https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1865a4bffe63368794d393b72b67c084.pdf 5c93cb6a3b4f8e36d99524b8e53570dd PDF Text Text ~~-11 IOIIlf llr. mt '*4 m.te -= ~·;:,.~~"''""~me: 111 a.u~ 0~ AUI. I, 11181 Lacwel Cli!f Better Health Club Is Entertcnned By Mrs. Tracy I Dilly Sentlllel, Pomwvrllkl41eport, 'l1lt .,."" ...., And About M'ddl port .i.lld " tile ~ Nn. E. J. Tracy lllllled "" preoented "" Mr•. E. J. They. _1111 ~ _MIDPd Rulli AM: =-·~,..IW~!M:e::-;:: .,::...o.mr;,.;:. tlat:! J:.::.: e I - Clyde Andff!Ws Is Chancelor Fides Lod Of -.--- ~ ~...~~~ ,. Chester Class ·• 011931 Holds Racine Annual Reunion Soc1ai News. · Mainly About People In p R. C. 9f. IISI Olnef'OY .;;aJ plcnlc J--..------- few DnDfd Te T.. lnflll"' VOl XV NO. 94 Install Counc•'l Members For Job s Dauahters STOP LEAKY TOILETS Counc~~~:~~i:}oK~D~~~~~~~~~~~~-.;~:>';o~ ;_B~~~~-;n!i~~?~~ :~: _j - - - __ • 11 er~~~;er~ WITH THIS June: quickl~ . Anyone un lnttell wttb Ulustr•tecl inotructlono Channel 3 t:ao DowD .., 111o r 1:30 Popeye a Pall 1:311 Ruff & lleady ,,30 Ruff a Reddy IG:OO Shnrl LeWis 10;30 King Leonardo 11;00 Fury 11:30 Make Room For Daddy 12;00 Mr. Wizard 12;30 Clem & Luke Show 1;30 Hoi Run 2;00 John's Scrapbook 2;30 Cards Vs. Braves 5:15 Scores 5;30 Flight 6;00 TV Digest 6:30 News & Sporll 6:40 Weather 6: 45 News Homemakers' Club Picnic In Ohio COMPLETE 11:10 Weather o. "lee Capades of 'M," I1IIJo nlng Aue. 28 111m Sept. 15 at New York's MadisoJ> Square Garden. An lce skatin& champ, 1 tile "person" Ill one Spanky, who love~ to dane<! 011 ice skate., who sp"" aJid does fanta·slle. Arabian ~Ia on tile rink, Is tile newest skatlne "fioo of Producer H"'rls, dean of all tee show producera ..... MaeJiro and show conductor Art Kahn, who leads his own dance hand and presebta m1 stages the 110or ihoWII, Is cefe. brating bls ~ .lnalversar)' ·II the Neve~,· Elleovllle, ·Iii; Y~. In August. A dl8cov · : otlhe' late B' 00 College Seriea t:oo 10: oo 10:30 ll:OO 11:30 Captain Kaosaroo __ The Alvta Show Moghty Mouse Play.._ R.m fiB Till I ..... .......... 1:10 Social Security 1; 15 Dizzy Dean 1;25 Gianll Vs. Phlla 4:30 Big Picture 5:00 Doctors At Work 5;30 Early Show 7:00 Caonon BaD 7:30 Lucy Des! I ;31! Deten<l..-s blll·parint time 9:30 Ha11e liLlD Will 10:01 ~ unsmok• 11:00 New1 :rartl Gus daf.'S ·bea!DIDent ;in ,1111 .._ el~b, 18m and TV' field, •, . , ' 11; 15 Double --ilnct - I! I safety In settll.~tlll!lltations, and gtl· . tint .tG111at1c I'ICtipls, lfort a Far ~ h •• p ctu ''ne -~~• • eur llank. II " - Acton<! Tho D.. l a.nklnt Syatem 1:10 1,30 10;DO 10:10 11:00 11:10 12:00 . : The FARMERS BANK ,, and SaYings Company f I MMINr Fect.ral R-.a Symm ~.'* P.....,af Depuft lneurance Corporat!M · .. POMIROY, OHIO naval atta<k. . In l!J61, nlnelr cadets, JncludJDg of !be football team, . were dlsmiHed from !be U.S. MiUiarf Academy at w..l Point, N.Y., fo1o cheating. · In liSt, a U.S. submarine, tile NautiiUJ, made the world's lir8l un00r8ea lirosslne of the North - 1 RADIO • TV NEWSREEL: Phil Slivers teilllls with. Polly .Bergen In "Just Polly and Me," mu.tdcal variety show on "The Comedy Hour SjJeclals," Mono day, August 12, .on .CBS • TV. Conceived and Written by' J.lat Hiken • "Just Po";, . "' and .. Me" ll . exactly what the Utle lmpll~ - Silvers 81!!1 Mlsa. Ber..., alone ln an hour of steichOS, aonp and daDees · · · · , : · Jeffrey Hunter ' will star · In tile lilhl ·"*' of "Temple ton," a luit.Jiour . · we.,~.er~~ dramalic series set againSt 1 hack· drop of lepl practice in the ear· ly American Southwest. T h e filmed aeries. wl!lc:h .eo • star• Jack Elam, will ~ ~ NBC.TV 'lbursdJY, Se~ .. 19, '1" placing "'lbe Roberl Taylol'· Sbow." .... . CBS Ia Pnelnll Yul Brynner bls own loJ!-erooalrll lil6vle, bls OWD trop.eralllne m.v~ ., '~~ . Pat • Mlke Word of IJfe Social Security O.urcll bf Chi'llt Carloonlvllle BeaiiJ • c.icll Bup IIUDri1 . U :30 AUalnl1:10 FUclla 1;30 lklperllltiD. l;etl Aldrill!J ~tier . ,· 0( I:OD· '"'arlli.:lll iii!G!'II • '· · ''·• . ··;, ,., . w~ l.iallanl .Men . ,, l:af 'lloOWlaDnY '' • . ,, -4il·>•t:ltt'• ·~el£ b 1o:oo Flght o1. w...t 12;30 Chiller 'lbeatet We Pay 3% lnter..t On Your Savings ' WHTN-TV Channel 13 ',,.. ....... pp. 1DOth ........, ...., Of Tho Nttlonel Currency Ed"""!~ hl!fo'.u;:,,lt;lili.a has helped deyelci(i I!WIJ· II, jo- U :OO New1 e . •. 1. oa France and England BJUJOUJJced •he would protect rraoce from ~~~~of mu~w=i~~=100~1a~-Po~l~~--------------~ There'D · be Monkey Business on the ice this year In the aD • new John H. :farris production WCHS·TV Channel J Roy Roaero Sholf 12:00 Sky lin& 12:10 r.ewa biHs. In 1914, Germany declared WOI' CONIIEMNED TO i>IE-Lucllla (Sopbla Loreb) IJ ehalned to the slake beside Llvlus (Stephen Boyd) to dle u traltora ln ' scene from "The Fall of the R011111n Empire." II: 15 Sportl ll:SO Movie for town to pay lull ,IJb&OO. ' ' .h 'l1le _ , stan .... Jupita' and&ltorll. 'l1le evenlne stan are Mara 1111 SaliJi;a, • In 149!:, Chrlstojlher Co)JJDJbaj left ~101, Sjin!JI, 011 bls 'f~ ·..,.. age to tile New WOrl!f. : 11:00 Newa Cheshire, Goldie Love and daughter, Wortblneton, Mrs. Scott Folmer and Mrs. Wli.Ua1n j Folmer. e- '1'11E ALMANAC By Uollotl ProM bJteraillloul Today is Saturday, Aus. 3, the ,, . n.& .... .• •IJPI'>IIdiliil ,Ill 8:3& Joey Blsnop 9;00 Saturday Night Movie Springs. Attending were Iva 1 Capehart. Mabel Pickens, Sa· Warth, Roberta Maynard, IIN•elli·e Mcintyre, Betty Heu, Ia d y s Hart and Geraldine a Sir Laurence Ollvl..-. wiD d~ reel Peter O'Toole Ill "Ham·· let" for tile London slaie lhls faD . He's also getting Into the act. He wiD be the offstage voice of the ghost. ,.__ 7; II(; Sam Benedict 1 l----------'i :r.:~: W. and daughter of New Va., Mildrod Clsrk ... all - (Ne~ d::r~.ter~los;;aro~ureh01 ~ ~ :00 Saturday Jamboree held a picnic Thursday evenPACDI PRODUCTS CO., INC. ing, at the home of Mr. and 11 . . . .,.,, ..._ ,...._ _ _ _:.;__ _ _ _ j Mrs. William Folmer. R o c k i $2,98 overwhelming. 1~ . ... · · Bobby Darin will Wm· "DubIous Patriots" in Yugoslavia tn early Ian. Shoald be free by · November for a guest appearllllCe on 111e Jack JllinDy TV lhow ..... 1bat'a aU for DOW. WSAZ·TV Members and guests of the New Haven Homemakers club ' GlloiRAitTEED fOR lifE Of TOit£1 PLUS lD YEAR GUARANTEED BAU. llfl. er "'be ~ ~-... re;cenUy 1Qo"11 to.' TV~ wllb SATURDAY • Only two anembly parts lnclud· 1nata11ed at a later date . ina one piece clamp that mak" ONLY Parker met Thursday evening • June. Marie Curd served a guide. Installed were Allred Tone} associate eoardlan ; Daisy Blu lhown ln.t•lled In Cut Dllt ClcaMt hnll eslee, eoardian Secretary; !>Ia • Electric Weld&d Sttinless Steel bel Qoeglein, guardian treasur Florence Tracy, dlrectrea part$ prevent rusty water In water closet tank&. music ; Helene Mullen, Pl1» • Takes place of old auldt tank moler of hospitality ; Georglo ~II and lift wires. Watson, custodian of parapher· • Adds new seat on flush valve of nalia; and Harry P. Smith, proitainless steel with seal that I ~~':: of fraternal relations. will not leak. It council members will bt installation easy and d:,; ~ :~~ilher the Pomeroy Masonic Tempt. came state guardian at t h session held at Clevelan SEE·HEAR; Burt Lancaster, three-Ume Academy A w a r nominee and wimer of the Olear' lor bls porttayal of tiJo Wle ,.., in United "Elmer Gantry," will eaaet leadini ,role of ~ ..UW&J ,~· "'lbe 1raln;'' 11 wu 4 1..; lilt ..... .., Brlcbll aJid POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO a. 01 ·¥- ---------------- Jteq..Maon Ar• MONDAY,, ~UGUST 5, 1963 - ll!il - fj k ...-, ~ t .. . 1}'.....,....... - .. . 11, . . . . I ••t ., Jl " II rl ;Tiutr. . PRICE FIVE CENTI 5 ' NOTICEI HINGt: TYPE VALVE ASSEMBLY Sarah Bechtle, honored qu""' fw 'r' flusll Vei¥11 lriiiJ Dul'ont's presided and routine busine~ LIF£r111E Dlct011 !rip Lew" Cord was transacted. 1t was decidt to sell Christmas card1. Plar were made to practiee on S. urdaj , August 3t, at 9:30 a.l\ Council members were Instal by Elsie D. Smith, who bt , enttn ..., .... -·If WU'iRip =.,., 2 , Mv.GCJ., • RummloiiJIM,o •••• tha Ill~ eot eoero '"!put por • 1 11 wellbt of aay UvJne warm • blooded aatmaL EaJi Farewell Party Dr. K. D. . ' ,. ,.:';J''.i.'!!acy, Ch , urch Gtves p F '/ Y • ·'I NOW Yf)U KNQW ' Chester Hlllh Sch r1 class Mils Sally Sdluf, Nn. II held Ita ~ an !dnrd . Club Thunday t1>tnln& at bel' Gilmore. Mn. Uoyd ·Wright, Sanobuey, ml Mr. C. B. Welae, Ne" ol1lcen were, l!!ola'led Mr. ml Ml'll. rraat L01Ie of at tile home II Mr. and Mr a. Mrs. Grace f,ells of Sebrlnl ~ of Mr· - Mrs. PM!rce Boll Run home. Ml'll. Merlin Tracy ml Ml'll. have relumed fNm a vlalt when Fidel Lad&•, ,No. 210, Dly1oa are ~ JIUOIII 11 Mr. Raymood Gooch (~Iller Chris- and Mro. 1,..,. Tayl!J< ol Mlddloput. Mr. and The rneellfll, In charge of Charles Diehl. Refreshments with Mr. and Mra. Jolm Barry ~~~ ol Pythlaa, met ,.._ ml Mill. WIUlam Woodard and J.y), Golllpolll. ver, Pa., were J1U0111 of Ml'll. ~ Middleport; Mrs. Robert Bowen, oecrelary, were served by the hoot...., and Mra. Jeu Belli In Lock· day evenlntl atllle bill Ia Mid- olber lrlonds and relaUveo. A baaket .dinner wu enjoyed Laura McKenzie wbo 1~ Mr. ...... M. 'Bess, Syra- opened with prayer followed to I& members and one gueat haven, Pa. dleport with Grand 0.1neelor Mr. and Mro. Jlllll!l Deoton at nocm, An outata""ln& fealure pcnled them ml flllted CUie; alld Mra. E. M.. ln&le• with devotions by Mrs. Pearl Mrs Louis Reibel ' Mra. Emer1011 Joneo and dill- Tom M1l1s of ~oml Lodie, Gal- bava returDed Ia their home In wu llle large two-tiered decor· their homel and 1110 Ylltllll o1. Muon, W. \>a. are erest Parker A thank yoo note wu · · shters, Sharon and Barbara, l!Polls. Earl oJdroa, of fD&o- Dayton after 1 vll!t with Mr. aled cake with "1131" on top, Dr and Mra Georee y,. 'IJ'andparents. A. 0 . Tracy of read from the Turner famUy were In Athena Friday where IIW' Lodge, Sprlnifleld, and I.e- and Mrs. Wllllam Woodard. donated by Mra. Buck. In the Ho;,. 81 Liverpool, Ohio, Tuppers Pllllll Is I ereat erest and Mra. Tracy thanked llle IIIey visited with Mra. E. w. land Brown, Fidel Lode•. MJd. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hall ml oflemDOI! the &rOUP tal);ed of Mr. and Mrs. Nell Wolle " l"llldf~lller. members for nowers and cards ~ Jones. While there Sltarul wao dleport, u lnllalllne ofllcan. flllllll,y of Fremont are suem of old times and look plctUr8J. Elkton Ohio and M MI. 14ro ' '. sent her whlle hOJplllllzed. aS aOr1 ami tile luncheon euesl of Mill VIr· Carl Owens, cbiDcelor .,.m- Mr. and Mra. Chari1'S Eakew Tbe youne pecple ln tile CI'Uwd Carol Sayre' at Pl~bur,t., ~ PlCNJC PLANNED robin card• wert sent &lnla Koch, a former cJmmate, presided over tha busJ. ml _flllllll,y. enjoyed' l"'"':s and rldln& the turning home with Mr. and Tbe United Methodist to Mrs. Lowell McNickle and Who Is I teacher ln tile Lancat- dis meetlnl and Introduced Mn. C. L. Arnold returned Goochea ponM!I. Mrs. Sa,.. who spent lha school w~q. have p· . Radford Memhera of tile Syracuse Na- ter achoou. IJn&ullhed ,...11, Tom Mllll, to her liome, Alllens Road, on Present helidea llle bosl and lfeekend here visltiac· rellillvea. tile Rock Spring! Jcmc A poem W.:Jtten by Mrs. zorene church and frienda held Mrs. Charleo McNamee Is ill grand ~cr of Ohio, ol. Thuraday after a -'t's vlall at hoateu and their soo To Ill Mr. and Mro. Edmund Wrlfo SUnday beg· . 'lh C'rvJIIe Allen roncernmg the a farewell party Tuesday even· at her home on ~ Ave. alllpol1s, Earl A. Wald- IIIDd, W. Va., with her daugh- were Mr. and Mrs. Dana Fell ley of Baltimore Md and Mrl lion at p. ,:.~gpo7I~ck dinner was reed by Mrs Clar· lng at Syracuoe Park honor- Her daughters, Mra. C e c II : ; financial secretary of Ineo- let and 1101Joln-law, Mr. and (Bell)' D~mewood) Wasblng- Ellie! . Watson ~ Mii.go will he served at $ p. m. folCurtis Three readings Img the Rev. and Mn. Harold Bradbury and Mra. Charles Ne~~O of Sprlnefleld. Mrs. Charlea EUJott and family. ton C. H., Mr. and Mrs. Eisel lion, Ohio, S]IOnt 0 daya , lowed by were given " I Know Something Holmes and family Who left Wise ore with her. Mr. and Mrs. lnatalled We r e ·Mra. O.arleJ .Rouah and dau· Buck <Ed¥ Warner), Mrs. Ona With llleir aunt Mr l.diiJe a vesper serv1ce Good Abou't Yoo .. by Mrs. Friday lor Loudonville. Wise are here from Waverly. Clyde Andrews, clumcelor corn. ghters, Pall.y and Angela of Kilmer, Bruce Enlow, Belpre; Wileo>;en ' s. FliiiliiiliiiliiOiiii==--- 1Merlin Tracy· "Add A. Little A potluck dinner was served Dr and Mrs. R. R. Pickens mander; Lester Walburn, vice Columbus are the guests of Georee Merb, Jackson; Mr. 81111 · and S~gar Mrs Park· with the Rev. HolmeJ asking and son. Ray, and his parents, chancelor ; Brad WoUe, prelate; her mother, Mra. Ronald Grind- Mro. Herbert Parker and Nan- Mr. and Mrs. Georre Weiier· and "I..Gve fteme~bers .. grace. Gifts were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Pickens of Mason, J . H. Grate, master of worki ley. cy, Sharon Church, Syracuse; stet of New Jersey called on M;s Dana Oliver who al~ the Holmes family Including a have returned from a vacation Richard Bailey, secretary; cash Mr. and Mrs. CharleJ Watson /Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Eher Carnllhoa Due Te Redacoratlng rend an article, ..·Patent Medl- scrapbook concerning events trip to canada. Bahr, ireasurer; Danny Zirkle, anc1. afmUy o1. Balllmote, Md., Mr. 81111 Mra. John Bailey and an afternoon laat week. Our Office, · ." A reading, " High Cul- l and pictures during the fJVe j Mrs. Charles Searlel and dau- master of arms; Robert Grim, were recent suesll of Mrs. Greg, Pomeroy Rt. ; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Londus P*I'IOIII We Will Not 11e Open ture in Dixie," and a poem, years Rev. Holmes has ~erved : ghter, Mrs. Don Becker and )IIIIer eoard, ml R. L. Manley, Ronald Grindley. Mra. Bill Fenton (Wilma Ho~ of Charleston, W. Va., spent A Slh Friend• Like You," were as pastor. children, Gree and Lisa, have outer guard. Mr. and Mra. Morris Page ter), Columbus; Mr. 81111 Mrs. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Pred ug. '' _ _ - --- --··-- - -· Attending were Mr. and Mrs. returned from a llklay visit FoUowmg the meetJnc mem- 81111 Mra. Paul Hrubvltch and OWen Damewood, Mechanlcs- Cadle and suests of tile But Will Open $at; Guy Bing, Mr. and Mia. Ross with relatives In Blrmtnebam hers and eoests went to the daughter of Marietta were re- burg Rt. I; Cllllord Hayes and Codles Tuesday were Mr~ and Aug, lOth, Norris, Mrs. Mary Hubbard, and Clanton, Ala. dinlng room for refreshmenll cent &Oeals of Mr. and Mra. Gregory, Middleport; Virgil Mrs. Russell Waltz and dauehMr. aoo Mrs. Genrge Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bach- of Ice cream and cake served Fred H. Clark. McElroy, Mr. and Mrs. Norman ter, Jerri of Bremen, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Olin Knapp and tel and family have as their by Horace McElhinny and Clyde MlsJ Melanie Grueser apent Rose (Marilla Frecter) and and Mrs. Charles Tucker of Ams~ary 1 tamlly, Mrs. James McCall, suests, Mrs. Roy Bachtel and Andrews. laat week with Mill Sally WiJ. Don, MlnersvJUe Rt.; John Sel· Lancaster. ,and son, Mrs. Leonard Bass dauehter , Clandla Bachtel, Sidlis 'at Racine. denahel, Tucson, Arizona; Mr. • tboi lint .I .. ~. The Day After ' I . �,. I • { , • ~efax.:..-They ft• Daily Sentinel • ! ,_Ny ~D~ AgreecJ to Wait o While!" -,- ' COMMENTATING EDITORtALLY Tbe fact that nearly a fourth of all service registrants in this country fall their mental examinations is a ataueriDg reflection on U.S. education Tlila rejection rate io indeed the fact. Tbe percentage of failures actually exceeds 30 per cent in 11 states, and bests 50 per cent in two states - South Carolina and Missis$ippi. It is lnteresUng to note that in the 11 states wilb the poorest showing, the amount of schooling generally acquir"d is considerably less than for the nation as a whole. The National Committee for Support of the Public Schools reports that in these 11 states, among people 25 years or older at the lime of the 1960 census, 16.1 per cent had less than five years total schooling. This compares with 8.3 per cent in the entire nation. The inadequately schooled, in other words, bulk twice as large in percentage terms in the states wltb the weakest performance in draft mental tests. By and laree, the best showing in these tests and lbe best record in the matter of minimum adequate schooling is found in scme of the mountain a n d Pacific coast states. Curiously, Maine, Vermont and New Hampshire look good in . amount of schooling, but their recotds in the selective service mental t"tsta are not com· "" ... v • 0., ~I, liU ·Hospital .News • /Jelen llelp Us! One-Quarter Of A Nation ~elective ~y-Mtd4!eport, • parably good. For the most part, the big industrial 1tates do not come off u well in educational status as one would think, conaidering the slza of their outlays for schooling. The "school support" committee argues that these states' rank is generally lowered by migrants from states with poor school &ystems. ------.- ., Tbem'a II\' 'linl. Com"W'Ie Dear Helen: anyone? - It Now. IIIII all lilt callege co111o P.s. I'll admit rm a bit pnt. - a r e ov• fw the udleed: bJC ftddlnp ddll 1111 Can we really live comfortably with yW, I can't help ~ H too. , the knowledge that a quarter of our !he powen that 6e a! •artqua Grnl1111 V1. Meollnt .,_ young men are mentally unqualified to schools give any thrughl to !he DHr a.t.D: serve in the country's armed forces? number of grodo who skip the The ap-o111 lfl1lll*ll llioat It is obviously a matter for shame. <eremoniel. Has CJIIIclsm r• · Gr ~-•·...... the 1 ft of edueatlollt who !!~~bel hlrdir, We are not exactly one of the UDderdeP _. or lilt modem mother • . ·• Ill veloped nations. But unmlltakably we I hove a lew tboughto m lllb' bead qa1n (vii l .Jt ~ have in our midst a great many underthe subjecl Just attended 1111 UIDII), · developed persons, both adult and young. 110111's COIIIIIIOIICellllll and loUncl The National Committee for Support It Ullbearable. Held In a laqt, I'm lick to death of heariDI of the Public Schools is dedicated to the overcrowded theater oo one of what a 1uy dod today'a MGIIl proposition that one bie remedy for this the hottest nlghtl ol the year Is and what a llave Gr•rictri!a sad condition is to put more of the citl· with no alr condllloalnlWe wu. Maybe lhe raJ o1 today zen's money into the schools to improve dissolved Into puddle• u we can do Iii btlf a day w h a I their quality . strallltd to lltar the long·wlnd- Grandma did In 11 haura, 10 eel apeaken over IICI'alchy ml· 10111 u her puab-butloD 1111(81' If one does not. wish to see tbe federal crophoaes. The poor dellftl • II operable, but did Gr•ndni• government take a larger role In school seekers llllffered mort 1111111 we have to cbaufleur the tldl and financing, what the committee proposes did with the heavy goWIII orer bu""'nd all over town, work for is the necessary, the only course. their dress clothes. We -end~tr- Seouta, church, ciVIe III'O!IJII, Not to provide a good school system is to save money, but waste tragically eel three houn of torture before pollllcol nllys, PTA, keep qp · our human capital -- the resource on the dull progam ended. wltb eurrent boob and world which we must depend for our future The loDI llnlp lor a de- lffaln, and loot llkJ a fashion safety and well being as a nation and a p-ee ends wltb the Pllllnl of plate when hubby needed hiP people. final exams. The all-Important 10 help entertain bus1neu clio diploma II all that lilallerl at enllt thla point. That olhars .feel the Did that erand old lady .,.... IBIJie II indicated by tha mere.- ry about radioJctlvlty In food, ling numbers who akip the cer- oundry germs, DDT, balanced emonltl. Even thOM wbo could meals, cbolesterol? Did 1 b a ly LYLE c. WD.ION Imakers' attack on Taft lbe dead-1wett lell of tonier Amerlcono 101 attend, doo'l, and 10 many II· have to discuss reactors, transVatted PnN lutoroolloaal 1ly maneuver it wa1. Firll there Democrellc Aolloo. ready have comm1-.11 elae- lllcn, 1)10111 can, !IIOiorbOit If it is a fact that Sen. Barry • was the fear omoog Republican . C'AAJmN41 " Norille•l where and can't come back. and alrp~T Goldwater is the presidential mooeyb.ol!l everywhere lbet Toll Sineo lbe DOmioot!oo ol WtD- Lol'l face II, blgb ldtool Today'o WG!II8!! worb lwlc!t , choice of what Gov. Nelsou A. could DOl wtn, that ht had 110 dell L. Willkia in ltiO lo -1'1111 COIIIIIIIIICOIDenlo are ollll popu- u 1tan1 u Grandmt uled to, ed 1 he life Rockefeller calls the radical right voter appeal: that bo wu 1101 ID qainsl FDR'I thin! term c111- lar (I think), but collere ~ In a Will that 11 much harder BY DOROTHY KILGALLEN Ih.. the_faintest Idea of who Y,00 !ever been surprls n r · I then there must be a great many i elledive campaigner. This fear diclacy, lbe ..mmand pool of tho mencements have ruWvecl their oa her. 111r strain Is 1111!1111. Tl!o Clly ol Ltllldoa ·~· Sir • bu! actually. yoo re i The local fellows lor 20th Cen· more radical rlghtera than Oll)l·l wa1 iD error but it wu oma-IIJ llepublieoa party bao bean Ia tho lime. Most odull student& could- Grandma'l - ~ p11ys1o You might expect Mandy;qwte well known as a him cut· ·Fo• were rather put out one has suopecled. . nourilbed by the nortlloutera IIOrlheuL Some of tho Goldwter n't core lw abru! the pomp cal, and besides, Grandma bad Rice-Davies to show up at the 1ter or something like that ·- ~ Ll nd D'ckie haven't Goldwater's national foUowing Republican• who finally did enthuoium ill tbo Mldwal and and clrc:umotanca. AU they Willi loll at help frOm hlr tldl, her 1 1 at • 1 local premiere of "Cio,.patra," aren't you'" in 1is no mere friDge. l11111tie or not. Taft in. 1mOUAtala otates unqLtellloaably II 11 their diplotnu. And who tv· husband lbt Hired Girland she did. Elizabeth Taylor Tile man swallowed bravely shoWn mu~l :•er~t :tesee81 The polls show !hal the Arbon• They also had 1•Ioa !or them an excitement over tho poll!biDty er 1illens to ~ncement M.S. ' did not. Nor did Richard Bur- and said yes. he was, he had their big he er f r and senator has subl;tantial support ' an ideal candidate ol their own, 1 of olliftioa lbe porty'o .,...... ol apeechea anyway! - AM I A ton. Their failure to attend the ,cu!"High Noon," a picture that they didn't ave to .=,~ 80 in all parts o1 the United States.:hero-generolu·...-.y u KoDN1. ~tavlty weotwanl. CYNIC! Dear M.S.: · dressy first night of their .was rather well thought of, and everyone would ha _ nd the The lateot Gallup poll was an It was these latter !acton tl>at Goldwater IIDI ela!m tbq ... Dear Am: Wh1 arcue about who work· much·publici2ecl epie was a ' hnd been up for an award for pleaaed to see them a h y eye-opener ftnlshed off Taft's political .,.. elect their miD without tho ,....,. If you're a cynic then a eel harder? Tile point II t h II great disappointment to crowd• I"20,~ Leagues Under t h e I~~re T~b~~!e~so·~~a."~~ I Goldwat~r appearo to be the ' reer. The kingmokero ........tly of New York, Peonsylvoala, New creal many student. are too. women always were and alwaJ outside the Domlmon Theatre, !Sea. . ss Y D 1 k · choice of about 31 per cent of lhe need 1110tl!er such bero. The eJe. Jffsey, Mauacbusell1, CooDec!l- CoUep ~taduallon ceremmlel will be suckers lor work. As the Dorchester (where both His name• No, cerlalnly I en by her secretory, nation's political independents. menta of the RepubUcan par- cut, llbocle illaDd and Weo!: V..,_llarted loolng their 11amor 10011 u puabbultoltl releaaed stars reside in adjoining pent- "idn't catch it. Ever hear a Hanley. One chap .~ 88 ord He appears a!&o to have about ty who master-minded Toft'1 ..._ CiJlio 1n the aorlbeaaL '1'lloy are 10111e 20 years aeo whon G~'s, US from boillnll clolbea Ia the houses) and the Savoy Hotel, rlC man talkmg fast? as saying angrily · b -~~nd g 1 1double the • independent support jeetion in I9U are maneuveriDJ ,.lllloa, alao, lo coaeade lo ...._. married studento and older ot. bac:k yard (with ltandma<lt where there was an after-thea· ' nil • Sh · · ad ~Is ~.':sui~~ •:..;ribed u 8 whicil had ;"ttached itself to Sen. IIDW to cut down Goldwater. Ideal - y iD llltM MJchlgan, denio btvaded the eampu1. What lOOp), we galloped right Into tre party for guests who had Ah. but Ma Y· e m e r. . ' utlve said· .. 1 Robert A. Taft a few w.eks be- The !luilt-bJ · uooc:talloa· ploy 11lnne801a, Mlslourl, Oregon illd wtlb graduate schoola, summer "feminism" wltb b1i1Jten Dyo occupied the expensiVe seats. quite an ~l!.tl"3Il!:e 10!0. l!Jt__ • fo_x.. l!lJ!l . ·~s Ta'tor 10; not fore the 1952 Republican Na~ ...u to tog Goldwaw- u a Nevada. Tlitj' ..U calllorDta schoola, and alreecly-employed Ins. We aren't compelled to do Liz, slung by criticism In Ivoy and WO' ~ltaf' . ~ fUm 1 she didn't ~nvention. It is a fact, of G:>UrR member, advocate of or J)lmpl· doubUul. people picking up their credits ~those extra thlnp we become one paper to the effect that she t~e !abies lor the mldnllht sup-lconung to nd her that the northeastern modern or thizer with tile Joho Birch So- Objective observers have called whert and where they can at mvolved In these days - 11* had let 2Gth <:entury-Fox down ,per. In • short while the table . want to. But ~ '"ts shoe~~~ II be r a! Republicans otrangledl eie!y. Tl!at io ouppoaed to 'be Goldwater mon t>ODIII'tlllll"" !baa es1ens1on and night clu!es, enjoy dolna them. We'd be com- "' well os the charity •·hich was filled up wtlh other gues" tary 111 he~ ~aceoffended 8 lot Tall in 1952. enough to lick him if the ec:cuo- Toll. But tiUo doeo not Imply the big finale begins to appear pletely IIIII wltboul tbem. But was benefitting from the gala who had been steered to it by manners. } as But the stranglero had going Uon can be made to lllclt. membmlllp Ia !lie JGim Birdi a llltle juvenile, an edtled bur- we also Willi credll. And Ill we - rang up the writer of I h e waller• and olllcials of t h e of people. for them more than their anti· Goldwater'• answer to lbot II Soc:le!y or .ony!h!llg Uke It Tbere dan to either 11Uf1er throUgh fll' fume when we're compared undig• to complain. movie company. _Suddenly there . turned u at conservative, modern or liberal that he does not regard !he for evidenlly in MIDIO llllll!oaa Of avoid. favorabiJ wllb Grandnia. (1'0 ··t never gave nnyooe the were stares of dtsbehef In Man· Rober!Mitc:um enon!,... point ol view. That would not rightero aa dangerouo 1o the Americana who wan! no part ol bet Gnmclma's rlghteoull wrallt slightest bnpresslon that I dy's dlrecUon. the opemng eartna seemed have been enough. Tall would AmericaD way 11 ON tba far thalooctety or Ill leadll'l ba& lllto ble ID tho tmmedlallt faluN. Tiley aploded too wllen - l l l i d , would attend," she declared. I . Coold It be? Certainly .'ooked ldark glasses, n~~k.·t take have been easily nominated ' leflero. And he makeo the fur- beU... from feel that Sovlel PremiW Kbraob- "Sure ynu work bard, but loot She and D'.ckie avoided the lhke _her. The blonde hatr, the Ito kno~f Interview 00 against men opposlti011 by the !her point !hat the'"' rlgh!ert Ia tho newly dlocovered pr'lbll <heY, In 11ae wtlb wbal the P11srJm molben ell' crowds - more than 2.000 •· ll~l!lted nose, th~ front • page ,them 0 In which be e reos- northeastern Repuhllcan klng- ~ are not In federal oftiee wllereao for a holy political war qatnat 1o1111oe oamp111p. wU) bop a durecll") - H. round the thehtre - by re· SJ·,,tle, and that ftgure. 11 was the telly • t.: his makers. the Kennedy administration Ia over • eealrallsed,. hla IIJI"'"'!•I llahl reiD 011 !he Eut Germani. mainlng In the Dorchester lor a Indeed Miss Rice-Davies, or • as ed hlmself22as plea~Ing 1 a Two factors made !lie king· sailed wilh repreoeutatlveo ol the •dalldt aovernmenl . lalllllo• fa~ ~ 11If~tedhato qui•t evening. she likes to thlnll of herself, son Jim, : wu ,. . n N tlooallat Cblna ~ qulellj lrJo •....., """'' 10 you re vthe Lady Hamilton of the Ward movie. "He • six f"';: two and ~ toll l'Nml8t llltralltebe\> In( kid trouble rt jull plain Tile event .... telecast by the .c.... Three people go! up from he ealll an awful lot, IBid dad. l! Cblllll Kll·tbet .... bael! trouble, lei Helen Help YOU. BBC. and the lobby interviews :the table and stalked out ol the rtly .I 4 (1, I 1P'.14 lo tho rn~lnllnd, 1 capltallat Chi- She will also welcomt your 01111 . were quite funny, being terri· party. Yul Bzynner, llwayo "'!" ..; .,..., .. 1 1 aO, bt 111 Amer· lllltiSinC eJPef[enceo, Addrea bly British and terribly BBC. Mandy, no! eosily r11ffled, re- and unfailli!gly elegant, said he iciJI tellite Tbe Nat!IHlalllll Helen Bottel In c:are rl t h Ia ' At one !lOin!, Introducing a gen- mained calm and delive':" her· had made the trip from Swl~ By Wayne G. Bralld1tadt, M.D. This problem Is ~ llltll't The secondary actions of a fear u:'ttho would rotiJ. DeWIJI&JIII'. !!emu who said he had c u t ..u of a quote In re~wmg the ~rllnd to .~ndon .: to~ The chemical revolution or di!flcult by the fact thai many drug are not alwJ11S undes1l'- .,. deal with C<>mtnunlll boll Mao ----"Cleopatra" after illl Nevrmm, "lt was terrl!1c. ~?' I C~~patra bUI- h 1 e the mid·t930s has !r~nslormed . disorders occur aponlaneously able. ~e of tho antlhlstamln- TttMtng,.., -Iter how dllfletd! York opening, the engaging!~ , knew whal was coming. One - becau,. my_wl~~ ~~..::: the practice of medtclne, andlm a person who just happeDB lcs which reUeves hoy fever be p11, raU. 11um ban an frank BBC mon, pointing a m~ gets the impression from Man- do '"."'e shoppmg. a has brought many btfections to be laking a certain drug, and aiao cauoes drowalnoaa. T b II clieDt .,,. tn =• riB> ll'll!t crophone at him. said ' "! don't dy that she always knowo what get h1m the femole vote, ol 1 and Ulnes,.s under control. To by the !act that !he palieut Is would be undesirable for a Inlet IliaC a.taa. Tbe Pl'1ian• . . oo1 10[1; ~~- · suppose anyone In rur audience •!' 'oming. She probshly hasn't right. see raging infections abate often laking other drup at the driver during hla working anrJouo lo roobl DIVOTID fO !IIT811111 OP ::==-=::::..:::..:..::...:.._ __ _c::__ _ ; _ _ _ _ _ ~·· befo ..... lim ····- y t H •• .A ~... MI!GS ••SOM . . . . • Georg' wnnln a few hours re .... same e. nuun. e , ''" wwe w bueo 1oo1o1n1 don !heir throats • - a. ,, lin 1640 he prin!A!tl the "BaJIS!ateo, extend~~~& from II ing oul!a drugs .... a new exVery few drull are 10 IPtl- tbla 181111 dru& jUII befon p. from Sluiang and Manchuria·~.- 11 1 • Psalm Book." to Maine, hence 1!10 name Key- perlence to us doctoro. cific in action as !o have no ef. ing to bed, II might give li!m I •hJclt 0.0, feel wruld bo IJkelJlf ::: w ,c•&;~:;' IIJIA 4-Wbal k~nd"' blood doe• ! stone state. Since then, we have seen the lfect other than the one desir- restful sleep 18 well u relieve Chlaltc'lloreoot:OilqUiribtllllla- :il:'"t:;,':".::o. •J..''C . a crab •ave. Q-Whal et~emlel dt JOb advent of antlblollca hormooatJed. Aspirin, for tlUIIIIPle, reduo- lllulflneq In his head. illld qaltL Tbe Natlctaallsll "" A-A very P•leallblulsh bloodta lien have? Q--Wha! eal the Moletov compounds antitube;mlosio ag-les fever, deadelll pain, Jowers Avoidance nl side eHecll de- wauld.IJD to OOIIVlnee tho Sovleta ,.:::::,:: "" n ":' In common w!Ut the crus · A-Apart from man, their devol durin Ults, pill,' for diabetefl, tran- the blood sugar lev.! In diabelo ponds, lberelore, m ynur doc>- thlo IIOtlldtl"l - o , follow, ceans and most mollusks. [clue! enemy il the cod. """k!aD oped I qui!W!rs, drugs f..- high blood leo and exerts some act1on1 tor'l knowleclp at the drilp But, Ia vtlw of lbe vut a-..1 1 117 5 JC:t #~'iii ~ 1 fir 1 Q-W ~ Y b a Pouaay!vonta w..-!d War m pressure and a host o1 other [II>- similar to thoae of eortllone. he preacrlbes lor yru, Clll b II of aid ah~ g1vea 1o Cb!atC'• -, •"";tQ-WIIIdt WU the I !0111 heeo bowo as the KeyA- An Incendiary 1renade. lent and highly effective agents, Some of these eHeelo depend bowJedce ol ynur pa'ICIIal ,.. people on For-. It will bt _, 'I S u":f\ \': ........ 118 to be readmitted 11oae Slate? Ill consisted of bottled lnOam· Today'• vitO! uses of ouch Ill! the size of the d - and eullarltlea and JOU1 needl IIIII hard to ..U .,._ eo ' lilt ldla !! "';;GI ,:, .,: 18 lbe aaloo. 13 also the I A-Stx ol ·rile original mabie Uquld mixed with nw- prescription drugs bespeak the how II)Dg !he drug lJ lakeD. Ev- Oil faltbfUllldbereDcie to lila ID- that tho NatiGDallata will forpt :..":0..-:..-:"'!.,... .., ~ ".:,••see, and 0 ~ t~ ~lion t"e~ dust, uaed 1o oet tanks on fire. ouccesses of expert medical • en though lbla drue has beeD atructklnl. Given the. Jn&red- abaul tlocle sam l! they 10 bad!: ,., a. aa::.;: . , : -...,: . ••~ 0 nnsy VIlli a, 8 Q-Wbt khltl If dt . 11 pervlslon and reoearell In pre- uaed lor more 1111111 IG yeara, lenta ynur doctor can DOW pve to !he mainland n.....Wll t1l lin prlalc' Sill were south of it. Throclaie early eeso venUng or lessening lbe unde-' the mechanlsma of Ill ¥arioua you relief from maDy condl..- o wa1 e I mhabltan!s proodly p m· TultllberiO"f lr ble ld eflecto that a actlonl are IIIII poorly under- tiona that wen beyond a u c b Ia !!rldJh N011ll America? that t~eir slate nold togeth- A-A Limberger-type cheese 8 a 8 he eeds 10 rtalnlstond. help 1 few )'WII(O. A-Stephen Day (II< Daye). er the arch of the United from Carinthia, South Austria. =~o~.; :.;Y Its :Onen': with _.:c.__ _ _,..,_ _ _ _ _,.:-_ _,.:-_..,.:;__ _ _ , Callep Cemmencil- PI•T ,; ,I'/ I Good Idea. Consol'- date your debts. • I Reports From The CaPI to Lump them together and pay them off with a cash loan from us. Chances are your one monthly payment will be a lot less than ycu're paying out ev. Voice Of ~roadway •.. Reporting ~'Y month right now. ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY 300 W. Second St.- WYandotte 2-2111, Pomeroy 1 DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. MONDAY-9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. TUES., WED .. 1'HUR., 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. FRIDAY 9 A.M. TO 8 P.M. and f I J." 1 i: JOHNSON AND McSHANE: Candidate Poul Jobnsoll, left, defies U.S. Marshal Jamea llcShalle durin& lllie&ralloll of Ullbenlly of MlssilalppL o:'..t f I the,.....,. 7::-hls .v-. Ida-..,..... I ,-0 Jay 's llledt·ca l Report :!& ftu.1ano Am-.., 1 DAllY .,l!llftiiB have-- Quick Quiz n - 0(1!1-- - --=• 'I !" = 'fri "'= ·• ==..t:' •m: BERHfS Time JlJMGoi.IE WAS SURE llE'o UANDLE J.I!MSE.LF UJ<.E A Cw.MP W!.IE N WE WAS Mal ~E WITNESS STAND-~ -··-- _ ltauo So COMES J.IIS DAY IN 1:0UI?T ANO 'IOU OOESSED IT-RUMCAKE llOESitr r<NOW FROM NO!lliN6DOM- ('::::::'~~~~ safely. Physicians' knowledge o1 drug reactions and how to prevent them lo a me111Ul'e of medlcol progreos. It is to be expected that u newer, more potent lfnll• with greater effectlveneu agailllt certain diseases . or aymptomo are lisc:overad, the problem ol 1ide effects will Increase rather 11lan dlmlnt•b. A druc - will -!rol .... eer w beorl 41oe&M wDI oceiJ reqttlre the DUIII carefal otladll· htntlol le preveat ttaelt aide eHOCII. Eaeb atep powerfal, efflclea! aeiiiD Ia a drq II a llep IWI1 INm unalett-· It Ia to be txpected, too, lbat dramatic accounts of disorders attributable lo the tat1n1 of certain new uu_. wiD appear and wlll C&Uit 1enera1 alarm. The sober analyals of canoe and elfec:t relatiobshlpe to Cllll.llanlly · be1ne uncierlakeD by t h e belt minds In medical science and lbe covernment lictDIIttC qenciea. . - Gathering Could Lead To Summit Meeting In U.S. A. _b[J question, but ha 11 apii.'W 1 , WILI>I&M 1. 1101 u..w - ~ ... ,...,. lllilltly 1o lillen, .for 'WuhfDa!aa ·No!ea from tho ron~p aay lbon wlll bt 10 _., cable>: IIlii neaotlaliolll wJ1b tilt Sovlltl .._!lole - · " : without fuD wllb ,lbe The plborlng ill blah . ·powertd Welle m allleo. Wbelbor -... ota- Ia - . . . ...... ,rt11i ·pro1tt1 wlll ~ 1D . furtllttr I!DUid ft1l leotti' 'lo • · ••mtt .ronndo II quiet cllp!omti<j fll' !U mee!lnl • lhl l1!dltd Natltilll Ia fu1J..blowa lllllllllll ;,.. perbape at • Now Yodt lltlll faiL ·lftlll ~ 1J11t- ·tho Unl!ad Natloal - ·-~~.. !" Jna o1. tho parlialll!ldtar ~ •btn I.e .,_ 1IUI . , fact tlut& lloJlil qroellllltl oul of r lbl .,, .II>! Pl:emttr Nllrlll IDii<ltlbolll¥ liP: d<plomalr. 11111 p,.to J111rk Ia _. ,.ra clllorlliiiMtl lo ....,. aid blllld .oDd qullit. war lilfei ftlt iiina IIC!tllr llito dlplrllla .t h or ··•• - r~. - - . . " ' lie 11o1a11oa becauM oi Ill ..._ ,......eel ·nut W 1id · l!1Ut lllll IIi lbolr. !tlooltpti ~ Wtol. w. A...,O -~ :!1!1......,.. lbon will I.e ali•• =I tho wll)' wllli _&Ia· .... WI... ~ of cold '!'It ~..,.... 1 11o.. that 1111 1o fit! lltld'.r aro I)' ail """""" . .· raoaomeat.. NfiW ...,.. . r)- . ot Weolanl oflletalo ~ ~. I-I Stale Doeli J!ual! will JO obqut ID8 ~ i ..I!MI lerllo ~ ....,...., 8tMal . . . 111 fllr·. Berll!l . trafllc bJ Illl!!* . ther roliultlia ol .c:tihl lilt- Gernwt Coml'iiJ•ltil f!tldlt . , ' . CIBCULATIIG 1£1111 Modern in design with 70,000 BTU heatin1 capacity! The powerful 4-speed blower providt!ll SYRACUSE ! _,..tlolll a1001. u. will "* IIIAI, • i~*-1• UllirlciJt. 11tttr • • -. · A naular $385.85 Value ... FBI' mllfl iniBI'mltion • • • till Dr ~isit ytJUt Rll!by AS/llANO OIL METERED GAS BULK PlANT tod1y/ .ASNLAND OIL &. REFINING COMPANY ' ~. !:;;: ~••,...... --~.. ,,. Box 471, Highway 124 Pomeroy, Ohio Phone: WY11.,...1 2-2167 .~ • •ap~, W. Vt •...:..t'hont: ES~tx-2··\ . '· . ~r . . ' . l.r_. noiselees operation . • • distributes heat evenly. Equipped wltb automatio temperature control and lifetime oombuation cbam, ber. Package priee indudoltl lifetime tank lease andplete instaUation of Wlk and beat«. ~ 299!! NOW 0111 �,. I • { , • ~efax.:..-They ft• Daily Sentinel • ! ,_Ny ~D~ AgreecJ to Wait o While!" -,- ' COMMENTATING EDITORtALLY Tbe fact that nearly a fourth of all service registrants in this country fall their mental examinations is a ataueriDg reflection on U.S. education Tlila rejection rate io indeed the fact. Tbe percentage of failures actually exceeds 30 per cent in 11 states, and bests 50 per cent in two states - South Carolina and Missis$ippi. It is lnteresUng to note that in the 11 states wilb the poorest showing, the amount of schooling generally acquir"d is considerably less than for the nation as a whole. The National Committee for Support of the Public Schools reports that in these 11 states, among people 25 years or older at the lime of the 1960 census, 16.1 per cent had less than five years total schooling. This compares with 8.3 per cent in the entire nation. The inadequately schooled, in other words, bulk twice as large in percentage terms in the states wltb the weakest performance in draft mental tests. By and laree, the best showing in these tests and lbe best record in the matter of minimum adequate schooling is found in scme of the mountain a n d Pacific coast states. Curiously, Maine, Vermont and New Hampshire look good in . amount of schooling, but their recotds in the selective service mental t"tsta are not com· "" ... v • 0., ~I, liU ·Hospital .News • /Jelen llelp Us! One-Quarter Of A Nation ~elective ~y-Mtd4!eport, • parably good. For the most part, the big industrial 1tates do not come off u well in educational status as one would think, conaidering the slza of their outlays for schooling. The "school support" committee argues that these states' rank is generally lowered by migrants from states with poor school &ystems. ------.- ., Tbem'a II\' 'linl. Com"W'Ie Dear Helen: anyone? - It Now. IIIII all lilt callege co111o P.s. I'll admit rm a bit pnt. - a r e ov• fw the udleed: bJC ftddlnp ddll 1111 Can we really live comfortably with yW, I can't help ~ H too. , the knowledge that a quarter of our !he powen that 6e a! •artqua Grnl1111 V1. Meollnt .,_ young men are mentally unqualified to schools give any thrughl to !he DHr a.t.D: serve in the country's armed forces? number of grodo who skip the The ap-o111 lfl1lll*ll llioat It is obviously a matter for shame. <eremoniel. Has CJIIIclsm r• · Gr ~-•·...... the 1 ft of edueatlollt who !!~~bel hlrdir, We are not exactly one of the UDderdeP _. or lilt modem mother • . ·• Ill veloped nations. But unmlltakably we I hove a lew tboughto m lllb' bead qa1n (vii l .Jt ~ have in our midst a great many underthe subjecl Just attended 1111 UIDII), · developed persons, both adult and young. 110111's COIIIIIIOIICellllll and loUncl The National Committee for Support It Ullbearable. Held In a laqt, I'm lick to death of heariDI of the Public Schools is dedicated to the overcrowded theater oo one of what a 1uy dod today'a MGIIl proposition that one bie remedy for this the hottest nlghtl ol the year Is and what a llave Gr•rictri!a sad condition is to put more of the citl· with no alr condllloalnlWe wu. Maybe lhe raJ o1 today zen's money into the schools to improve dissolved Into puddle• u we can do Iii btlf a day w h a I their quality . strallltd to lltar the long·wlnd- Grandma did In 11 haura, 10 eel apeaken over IICI'alchy ml· 10111 u her puab-butloD 1111(81' If one does not. wish to see tbe federal crophoaes. The poor dellftl • II operable, but did Gr•ndni• government take a larger role In school seekers llllffered mort 1111111 we have to cbaufleur the tldl and financing, what the committee proposes did with the heavy goWIII orer bu""'nd all over town, work for is the necessary, the only course. their dress clothes. We -end~tr- Seouta, church, ciVIe III'O!IJII, Not to provide a good school system is to save money, but waste tragically eel three houn of torture before pollllcol nllys, PTA, keep qp · our human capital -- the resource on the dull progam ended. wltb eurrent boob and world which we must depend for our future The loDI llnlp lor a de- lffaln, and loot llkJ a fashion safety and well being as a nation and a p-ee ends wltb the Pllllnl of plate when hubby needed hiP people. final exams. The all-Important 10 help entertain bus1neu clio diploma II all that lilallerl at enllt thla point. That olhars .feel the Did that erand old lady .,.... IBIJie II indicated by tha mere.- ry about radioJctlvlty In food, ling numbers who akip the cer- oundry germs, DDT, balanced emonltl. Even thOM wbo could meals, cbolesterol? Did 1 b a ly LYLE c. WD.ION Imakers' attack on Taft lbe dead-1wett lell of tonier Amerlcono 101 attend, doo'l, and 10 many II· have to discuss reactors, transVatted PnN lutoroolloaal 1ly maneuver it wa1. Firll there Democrellc Aolloo. ready have comm1-.11 elae- lllcn, 1)10111 can, !IIOiorbOit If it is a fact that Sen. Barry • was the fear omoog Republican . C'AAJmN41 " Norille•l where and can't come back. and alrp~T Goldwater is the presidential mooeyb.ol!l everywhere lbet Toll Sineo lbe DOmioot!oo ol WtD- Lol'l face II, blgb ldtool Today'o WG!II8!! worb lwlc!t , choice of what Gov. Nelsou A. could DOl wtn, that ht had 110 dell L. Willkia in ltiO lo -1'1111 COIIIIIIIIICOIDenlo are ollll popu- u 1tan1 u Grandmt uled to, ed 1 he life Rockefeller calls the radical right voter appeal: that bo wu 1101 ID qainsl FDR'I thin! term c111- lar (I think), but collere ~ In a Will that 11 much harder BY DOROTHY KILGALLEN Ih.. the_faintest Idea of who Y,00 !ever been surprls n r · I then there must be a great many i elledive campaigner. This fear diclacy, lbe ..mmand pool of tho mencements have ruWvecl their oa her. 111r strain Is 1111!1111. Tl!o Clly ol Ltllldoa ·~· Sir • bu! actually. yoo re i The local fellows lor 20th Cen· more radical rlghtera than Oll)l·l wa1 iD error but it wu oma-IIJ llepublieoa party bao bean Ia tho lime. Most odull student& could- Grandma'l - ~ p11ys1o You might expect Mandy;qwte well known as a him cut· ·Fo• were rather put out one has suopecled. . nourilbed by the nortlloutera IIOrlheuL Some of tho Goldwter n't core lw abru! the pomp cal, and besides, Grandma bad Rice-Davies to show up at the 1ter or something like that ·- ~ Ll nd D'ckie haven't Goldwater's national foUowing Republican• who finally did enthuoium ill tbo Mldwal and and clrc:umotanca. AU they Willi loll at help frOm hlr tldl, her 1 1 at • 1 local premiere of "Cio,.patra," aren't you'" in 1is no mere friDge. l11111tie or not. Taft in. 1mOUAtala otates unqLtellloaably II 11 their diplotnu. And who tv· husband lbt Hired Girland she did. Elizabeth Taylor Tile man swallowed bravely shoWn mu~l :•er~t :tesee81 The polls show !hal the Arbon• They also had 1•Ioa !or them an excitement over tho poll!biDty er 1illens to ~ncement M.S. ' did not. Nor did Richard Bur- and said yes. he was, he had their big he er f r and senator has subl;tantial support ' an ideal candidate ol their own, 1 of olliftioa lbe porty'o .,...... ol apeechea anyway! - AM I A ton. Their failure to attend the ,cu!"High Noon," a picture that they didn't ave to .=,~ 80 in all parts o1 the United States.:hero-generolu·...-.y u KoDN1. ~tavlty weotwanl. CYNIC! Dear M.S.: · dressy first night of their .was rather well thought of, and everyone would ha _ nd the The lateot Gallup poll was an It was these latter !acton tl>at Goldwater IIDI ela!m tbq ... Dear Am: Wh1 arcue about who work· much·publici2ecl epie was a ' hnd been up for an award for pleaaed to see them a h y eye-opener ftnlshed off Taft's political .,.. elect their miD without tho ,....,. If you're a cynic then a eel harder? Tile point II t h II great disappointment to crowd• I"20,~ Leagues Under t h e I~~re T~b~~!e~so·~~a."~~ I Goldwat~r appearo to be the ' reer. The kingmokero ........tly of New York, Peonsylvoala, New creal many student. are too. women always were and alwaJ outside the Domlmon Theatre, !Sea. . ss Y D 1 k · choice of about 31 per cent of lhe need 1110tl!er such bero. The eJe. Jffsey, Mauacbusell1, CooDec!l- CoUep ~taduallon ceremmlel will be suckers lor work. As the Dorchester (where both His name• No, cerlalnly I en by her secretory, nation's political independents. menta of the RepubUcan par- cut, llbocle illaDd and Weo!: V..,_llarted loolng their 11amor 10011 u puabbultoltl releaaed stars reside in adjoining pent- "idn't catch it. Ever hear a Hanley. One chap .~ 88 ord He appears a!&o to have about ty who master-minded Toft'1 ..._ CiJlio 1n the aorlbeaaL '1'lloy are 10111e 20 years aeo whon G~'s, US from boillnll clolbea Ia the houses) and the Savoy Hotel, rlC man talkmg fast? as saying angrily · b -~~nd g 1 1double the • independent support jeetion in I9U are maneuveriDJ ,.lllloa, alao, lo coaeade lo ...._. married studento and older ot. bac:k yard (with ltandma<lt where there was an after-thea· ' nil • Sh · · ad ~Is ~.':sui~~ •:..;ribed u 8 whicil had ;"ttached itself to Sen. IIDW to cut down Goldwater. Ideal - y iD llltM MJchlgan, denio btvaded the eampu1. What lOOp), we galloped right Into tre party for guests who had Ah. but Ma Y· e m e r. . ' utlve said· .. 1 Robert A. Taft a few w.eks be- The !luilt-bJ · uooc:talloa· ploy 11lnne801a, Mlslourl, Oregon illd wtlb graduate schoola, summer "feminism" wltb b1i1Jten Dyo occupied the expensiVe seats. quite an ~l!.tl"3Il!:e 10!0. l!Jt__ • fo_x.. l!lJ!l . ·~s Ta'tor 10; not fore the 1952 Republican Na~ ...u to tog Goldwaw- u a Nevada. Tlitj' ..U calllorDta schoola, and alreecly-employed Ins. We aren't compelled to do Liz, slung by criticism In Ivoy and WO' ~ltaf' . ~ fUm 1 she didn't ~nvention. It is a fact, of G:>UrR member, advocate of or J)lmpl· doubUul. people picking up their credits ~those extra thlnp we become one paper to the effect that she t~e !abies lor the mldnllht sup-lconung to nd her that the northeastern modern or thizer with tile Joho Birch So- Objective observers have called whert and where they can at mvolved In these days - 11* had let 2Gth <:entury-Fox down ,per. In • short while the table . want to. But ~ '"ts shoe~~~ II be r a! Republicans otrangledl eie!y. Tl!at io ouppoaed to 'be Goldwater mon t>ODIII'tlllll"" !baa es1ens1on and night clu!es, enjoy dolna them. We'd be com- "' well os the charity •·hich was filled up wtlh other gues" tary 111 he~ ~aceoffended 8 lot Tall in 1952. enough to lick him if the ec:cuo- Toll. But tiUo doeo not Imply the big finale begins to appear pletely IIIII wltboul tbem. But was benefitting from the gala who had been steered to it by manners. } as But the stranglero had going Uon can be made to lllclt. membmlllp Ia !lie JGim Birdi a llltle juvenile, an edtled bur- we also Willi credll. And Ill we - rang up the writer of I h e waller• and olllcials of t h e of people. for them more than their anti· Goldwater'• answer to lbot II Soc:le!y or .ony!h!llg Uke It Tbere dan to either 11Uf1er throUgh fll' fume when we're compared undig• to complain. movie company. _Suddenly there . turned u at conservative, modern or liberal that he does not regard !he for evidenlly in MIDIO llllll!oaa Of avoid. favorabiJ wllb Grandnia. (1'0 ··t never gave nnyooe the were stares of dtsbehef In Man· Rober!Mitc:um enon!,... point ol view. That would not rightero aa dangerouo 1o the Americana who wan! no part ol bet Gnmclma's rlghteoull wrallt slightest bnpresslon that I dy's dlrecUon. the opemng eartna seemed have been enough. Tall would AmericaD way 11 ON tba far thalooctety or Ill leadll'l ba& lllto ble ID tho tmmedlallt faluN. Tiley aploded too wllen - l l l i d , would attend," she declared. I . Coold It be? Certainly .'ooked ldark glasses, n~~k.·t take have been easily nominated ' leflero. And he makeo the fur- beU... from feel that Sovlel PremiW Kbraob- "Sure ynu work bard, but loot She and D'.ckie avoided the lhke _her. The blonde hatr, the Ito kno~f Interview 00 against men opposlti011 by the !her point !hat the'"' rlgh!ert Ia tho newly dlocovered pr'lbll <heY, In 11ae wtlb wbal the P11srJm molben ell' crowds - more than 2.000 •· ll~l!lted nose, th~ front • page ,them 0 In which be e reos- northeastern Repuhllcan klng- ~ are not In federal oftiee wllereao for a holy political war qatnat 1o1111oe oamp111p. wU) bop a durecll") - H. round the thehtre - by re· SJ·,,tle, and that ftgure. 11 was the telly • t.: his makers. the Kennedy administration Ia over • eealrallsed,. hla IIJI"'"'!•I llahl reiD 011 !he Eut Germani. mainlng In the Dorchester lor a Indeed Miss Rice-Davies, or • as ed hlmself22as plea~Ing 1 a Two factors made !lie king· sailed wilh repreoeutatlveo ol the •dalldt aovernmenl . lalllllo• fa~ ~ 11If~tedhato qui•t evening. she likes to thlnll of herself, son Jim, : wu ,. . n N tlooallat Cblna ~ qulellj lrJo •....., """'' 10 you re vthe Lady Hamilton of the Ward movie. "He • six f"';: two and ~ toll l'Nml8t llltralltebe\> In( kid trouble rt jull plain Tile event .... telecast by the .c.... Three people go! up from he ealll an awful lot, IBid dad. l! Cblllll Kll·tbet .... bael! trouble, lei Helen Help YOU. BBC. and the lobby interviews :the table and stalked out ol the rtly .I 4 (1, I 1P'.14 lo tho rn~lnllnd, 1 capltallat Chi- She will also welcomt your 01111 . were quite funny, being terri· party. Yul Bzynner, llwayo "'!" ..; .,..., .. 1 1 aO, bt 111 Amer· lllltiSinC eJPef[enceo, Addrea bly British and terribly BBC. Mandy, no! eosily r11ffled, re- and unfailli!gly elegant, said he iciJI tellite Tbe Nat!IHlalllll Helen Bottel In c:are rl t h Ia ' At one !lOin!, Introducing a gen- mained calm and delive':" her· had made the trip from Swl~ By Wayne G. Bralld1tadt, M.D. This problem Is ~ llltll't The secondary actions of a fear u:'ttho would rotiJ. DeWIJI&JIII'. !!emu who said he had c u t ..u of a quote In re~wmg the ~rllnd to .~ndon .: to~ The chemical revolution or di!flcult by the fact thai many drug are not alwJ11S undes1l'- .,. deal with C<>mtnunlll boll Mao ----"Cleopatra" after illl Nevrmm, "lt was terrl!1c. ~?' I C~~patra bUI- h 1 e the mid·t930s has !r~nslormed . disorders occur aponlaneously able. ~e of tho antlhlstamln- TttMtng,.., -Iter how dllfletd! York opening, the engaging!~ , knew whal was coming. One - becau,. my_wl~~ ~~..::: the practice of medtclne, andlm a person who just happeDB lcs which reUeves hoy fever be p11, raU. 11um ban an frank BBC mon, pointing a m~ gets the impression from Man- do '"."'e shoppmg. a has brought many btfections to be laking a certain drug, and aiao cauoes drowalnoaa. T b II clieDt .,,. tn =• riB> ll'll!t crophone at him. said ' "! don't dy that she always knowo what get h1m the femole vote, ol 1 and Ulnes,.s under control. To by the !act that !he palieut Is would be undesirable for a Inlet IliaC a.taa. Tbe Pl'1ian• . . oo1 10[1; ~~- · suppose anyone In rur audience •!' 'oming. She probshly hasn't right. see raging infections abate often laking other drup at the driver during hla working anrJouo lo roobl DIVOTID fO !IIT811111 OP ::==-=::::..:::..:..::...:.._ __ _c::__ _ ; _ _ _ _ _ ~·· befo ..... lim ····- y t H •• .A ~... MI!GS ••SOM . . . . • Georg' wnnln a few hours re .... same e. nuun. e , ''" wwe w bueo 1oo1o1n1 don !heir throats • - a. ,, lin 1640 he prin!A!tl the "BaJIS!ateo, extend~~~& from II ing oul!a drugs .... a new exVery few drull are 10 IPtl- tbla 181111 dru& jUII befon p. from Sluiang and Manchuria·~.- 11 1 • Psalm Book." to Maine, hence 1!10 name Key- perlence to us doctoro. cific in action as !o have no ef. ing to bed, II might give li!m I •hJclt 0.0, feel wruld bo IJkelJlf ::: w ,c•&;~:;' IIJIA 4-Wbal k~nd"' blood doe• ! stone state. Since then, we have seen the lfect other than the one desir- restful sleep 18 well u relieve Chlaltc'lloreoot:OilqUiribtllllla- :il:'"t:;,':".::o. •J..''C . a crab •ave. Q-Whal et~emlel dt JOb advent of antlblollca hormooatJed. Aspirin, for tlUIIIIPle, reduo- lllulflneq In his head. illld qaltL Tbe Natlctaallsll "" A-A very P•leallblulsh bloodta lien have? Q--Wha! eal the Moletov compounds antitube;mlosio ag-les fever, deadelll pain, Jowers Avoidance nl side eHecll de- wauld.IJD to OOIIVlnee tho Sovleta ,.:::::,:: "" n ":' In common w!Ut the crus · A-Apart from man, their devol durin Ults, pill,' for diabetefl, tran- the blood sugar lev.! In diabelo ponds, lberelore, m ynur doc>- thlo IIOtlldtl"l - o , follow, ceans and most mollusks. [clue! enemy il the cod. """k!aD oped I qui!W!rs, drugs f..- high blood leo and exerts some act1on1 tor'l knowleclp at the drilp But, Ia vtlw of lbe vut a-..1 1 117 5 JC:t #~'iii ~ 1 fir 1 Q-W ~ Y b a Pouaay!vonta w..-!d War m pressure and a host o1 other [II>- similar to thoae of eortllone. he preacrlbes lor yru, Clll b II of aid ah~ g1vea 1o Cb!atC'• -, •"";tQ-WIIIdt WU the I !0111 heeo bowo as the KeyA- An Incendiary 1renade. lent and highly effective agents, Some of these eHeelo depend bowJedce ol ynur pa'ICIIal ,.. people on For-. It will bt _, 'I S u":f\ \': ........ 118 to be readmitted 11oae Slate? Ill consisted of bottled lnOam· Today'• vitO! uses of ouch Ill! the size of the d - and eullarltlea and JOU1 needl IIIII hard to ..U .,._ eo ' lilt ldla !! "';;GI ,:, .,: 18 lbe aaloo. 13 also the I A-Stx ol ·rile original mabie Uquld mixed with nw- prescription drugs bespeak the how II)Dg !he drug lJ lakeD. Ev- Oil faltbfUllldbereDcie to lila ID- that tho NatiGDallata will forpt :..":0..-:..-:"'!.,... .., ~ ".:,••see, and 0 ~ t~ ~lion t"e~ dust, uaed 1o oet tanks on fire. ouccesses of expert medical • en though lbla drue has beeD atructklnl. Given the. Jn&red- abaul tlocle sam l! they 10 bad!: ,., a. aa::.;: . , : -...,: . ••~ 0 nnsy VIlli a, 8 Q-Wbt khltl If dt . 11 pervlslon and reoearell In pre- uaed lor more 1111111 IG yeara, lenta ynur doctor can DOW pve to !he mainland n.....Wll t1l lin prlalc' Sill were south of it. Throclaie early eeso venUng or lessening lbe unde-' the mechanlsma of Ill ¥arioua you relief from maDy condl..- o wa1 e I mhabltan!s proodly p m· TultllberiO"f lr ble ld eflecto that a actlonl are IIIII poorly under- tiona that wen beyond a u c b Ia !!rldJh N011ll America? that t~eir slate nold togeth- A-A Limberger-type cheese 8 a 8 he eeds 10 rtalnlstond. help 1 few )'WII(O. A-Stephen Day (II< Daye). er the arch of the United from Carinthia, South Austria. =~o~.; :.;Y Its :Onen': with _.:c.__ _ _,..,_ _ _ _ _,.:-_ _,.:-_..,.:;__ _ _ , Callep Cemmencil- PI•T ,; ,I'/ I Good Idea. Consol'- date your debts. • I Reports From The CaPI to Lump them together and pay them off with a cash loan from us. Chances are your one monthly payment will be a lot less than ycu're paying out ev. Voice Of ~roadway •.. Reporting ~'Y month right now. ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY 300 W. Second St.- WYandotte 2-2111, Pomeroy 1 DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. MONDAY-9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. TUES., WED .. 1'HUR., 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. FRIDAY 9 A.M. TO 8 P.M. and f I J." 1 i: JOHNSON AND McSHANE: Candidate Poul Jobnsoll, left, defies U.S. Marshal Jamea llcShalle durin& lllie&ralloll of Ullbenlly of MlssilalppL o:'..t f I the,.....,. 7::-hls .v-. Ida-..,..... I ,-0 Jay 's llledt·ca l Report :!& ftu.1ano Am-.., 1 DAllY .,l!llftiiB have-- Quick Quiz n - 0(1!1-- - --=• 'I !" = 'fri "'= ·• ==..t:' •m: BERHfS Time JlJMGoi.IE WAS SURE llE'o UANDLE J.I!MSE.LF UJ<.E A Cw.MP W!.IE N WE WAS Mal ~E WITNESS STAND-~ -··-- _ ltauo So COMES J.IIS DAY IN 1:0UI?T ANO 'IOU OOESSED IT-RUMCAKE llOESitr r<NOW FROM NO!lliN6DOM- ('::::::'~~~~ safely. Physicians' knowledge o1 drug reactions and how to prevent them lo a me111Ul'e of medlcol progreos. It is to be expected that u newer, more potent lfnll• with greater effectlveneu agailllt certain diseases . or aymptomo are lisc:overad, the problem ol 1ide effects will Increase rather 11lan dlmlnt•b. A druc - will -!rol .... eer w beorl 41oe&M wDI oceiJ reqttlre the DUIII carefal otladll· htntlol le preveat ttaelt aide eHOCII. Eaeb atep powerfal, efflclea! aeiiiD Ia a drq II a llep IWI1 INm unalett-· It Ia to be txpected, too, lbat dramatic accounts of disorders attributable lo the tat1n1 of certain new uu_. wiD appear and wlll C&Uit 1enera1 alarm. The sober analyals of canoe and elfec:t relatiobshlpe to Cllll.llanlly · be1ne uncierlakeD by t h e belt minds In medical science and lbe covernment lictDIIttC qenciea. . - Gathering Could Lead To Summit Meeting In U.S. A. _b[J question, but ha 11 apii.'W 1 , WILI>I&M 1. 1101 u..w - ~ ... ,...,. lllilltly 1o lillen, .for 'WuhfDa!aa ·No!ea from tho ron~p aay lbon wlll bt 10 _., cable>: IIlii neaotlaliolll wJ1b tilt Sovlltl .._!lole - · " : without fuD wllb ,lbe The plborlng ill blah . ·powertd Welle m allleo. Wbelbor -... ota- Ia - . . . ...... ,rt11i ·pro1tt1 wlll ~ 1D . furtllttr I!DUid ft1l leotti' 'lo • · ••mtt .ronndo II quiet cllp!omti<j fll' !U mee!lnl • lhl l1!dltd Natltilll Ia fu1J..blowa lllllllllll ;,.. perbape at • Now Yodt lltlll faiL ·lftlll ~ 1J11t- ·tho Unl!ad Natloal - ·-~~.. !" Jna o1. tho parlialll!ldtar ~ •btn I.e .,_ 1IUI . , fact tlut& lloJlil qroellllltl oul of r lbl .,, .II>! Pl:emttr Nllrlll IDii<ltlbolll¥ liP: d<plomalr. 11111 p,.to J111rk Ia _. ,.ra clllorlliiiMtl lo ....,. aid blllld .oDd qullit. war lilfei ftlt iiina IIC!tllr llito dlplrllla .t h or ··•• - r~. - - . . " ' lie 11o1a11oa becauM oi Ill ..._ ,......eel ·nut W 1id · l!1Ut lllll IIi lbolr. !tlooltpti ~ Wtol. w. A...,O -~ :!1!1......,.. lbon will I.e ali•• =I tho wll)' wllli _&Ia· .... WI... ~ of cold '!'It ~..,.... 1 11o.. that 1111 1o fit! lltld'.r aro I)' ail """""" . .· raoaomeat.. NfiW ...,.. . r)- . ot Weolanl oflletalo ~ ~. 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NOW 0111 �1 < . ·. ,, r The Daily Sentinel lwo, White PAGE ===::-J: I caJe,l'l!fllf ... . - Jar 12 Svraeue J -. Society NOtes ..J ::: =-~~r.,;.c ... so lllld Cilrdle'l llun'lfll llllw • 76Th •11 WIDS • fl er MajorLeague 1$IOMillion Leaders Libelsw·t MoJo< League Leod.,. Syraouse eerned a shot at ptiche David Bake was • sin. the High School league tourna- gle by Dick Werry In the filth. men! championship Sunday by Syracuse ru>rrowed the Pan· edging Pomeoy 7-ll In a sh~· Iller lead to 6-3 in the third stopping come • from • behind when Baker and Winebrenner victory. . drew walks, followed by a sin· The wmners neve~ led until g1e by Bill Knapp. Syracuse's the bottom of the SIXth Inning only other hit was 8 single by whe" they srored three r\IDB. Bobby Grueser in the second. Early in the game Pomeroy Baker struck out seven and led 11-1. walked seven In going the Syracuse's game winning route for Syracuse. Pomeroy sixth inning opened with Bill pitchers fanned six and gave J II drawing a tree pass foJ. up 13 walks. ewe , ' d lowed bv Gegg Roush s seeon Syracuse wiU play the win· smgle of the game. Pomeroy ner of the Middleport . Racine Pitcher Bruce Simpson then game, scheduled fo 4 p. m. gave up a walk to Mlrkey ~:~ today at Middiepot, next Sun- T _ . . ,_to lblrd. '1'111 c:e~ lbNY lbo bill wild Into the 'rlllllill team dui!JIII. Ull Iqtll 011 boiDt, _... tile wllniDf 1'1111 lllld eadJnJ !be . - . a.tlllmll!t '100 011 • - 11 I MlddfepQrt OliO DlO 01 - J ' I ll'rallcls Cordle (7) (LP) IIIII WaUer Tanneblll llal!blt (WP) '(7) IJid Clindo. Leo,........... 1 1 ::m_r.::-~~a;tomm:-U.: =·~-IGr • FiltgLJI. I ee-l weekendSports Event Summary Top D May 1 !~ b;~~e~~bl~1i ~; ~~a:.!~ ~: ~Unee~s. T.:;~' ;!~~I ~lk Fran~~.~~· I GAS F' dGo • m mg Tootrh Jn '63 "":::::1 I' Rose, Harper Ridge K WANTED! Battlin• For Rookie Award Soci•ety News I :.J, r. 0 .,.uJI P•m. ---· th: N-Y~atSbreveporl ~~~~~~b:;CI::Q>::..:·:--:·:--:·:--:..:·:--:·:..:·:..:·:..:..:·:..:·:·~Ita=te=..=·=..=·:..:·:;·~ lors, including · Loke, N Jock Margaret Smith Dar- of Mr · and Ralph leredafterhBob 10 1ts toPurkeaytha ta e open- Inum The bersmore bomen Harper and Kansas .. uo• Mountam .J. West, 21, title. lene Hard, 11-1, 6-1, for beat lhe womKeno and Mrs Mr.· and Mrs.Keller Paul cap sevenpowerful Cilf eaterlalnlq• . :::eo er r:i~wing the doubleheader, :::!~ ~~ :~~~ OD Friday niahl. _Botbla at 2 both Rose and Hal'JI".l had ba~ scored 42 niDI and bu battod Diogo Saturday n&iht and Delr••l ting averages of 280 Each had at oaldml Suoday. the two Ia exactly the l8ll1e Dumber U ~~;e/ 1ha::S for seveo... m Rose - 23. With two lll.ealo Ill lhe Nallonall..ol g · Cui th nl olhe Sunday, he now hu a 1otal of Leap, Dallu Ia at ..:~ who ::.erruoe ~ h~ve : six. Gil '11Jill'ldq who. 18 ---------------chance for the rookie award, PREDICI'II CANDIDATES won hiS 11th game Sunday. He I WASHINGTON fUPil _ Sen .. haa lost nine. Jacob Javit&, R·N. v., predicts, But C~lp and Harpe~ notruling out a e.ompromise ~di- Wlthstandi~g, Rose Jsn t shy date. that the Republican Nation- about putt•ng ,.th his credenal Cmlvention will choose either lials for tho IIIII. s.n. Barry Goldwater or Gov.: "I've got about 11~ h,\18 (117) Nelson A. Rocteleller for the and about 75 runo (71) , . the 21· presldeollal nomination next year _Iyear:<>ld C!nC!!lftllll nabve aoBecause tt tak.. a long lime to : 10rts, "and I've been a regul!ll' Orr of Bashan are vacationing in Tennessee . Mr. and Mrs. Laurence M1lhoan of Middleport called on Mr. and Mr8. Everett Milhoan Monday afternoon. -Gitnna MiiiJoan WHEN MONEY - - - 1 5 THE QUESTION---. tbe couolry, Javils said Sunday , A glance at slalls!ICS indlRe~blican 1..'----ts THI ANSWII.---'.. arr LOAN a sl~ co. . on a television program. "there ' II lbe greatest Ukelihood that the ITY OAN . nominee" will be ellher the Arizona Senator or the , New Oork governor. en's fl"OWII. 3 ROOM * AI LAIW .A I - - . COIN..QP TYPE DRY CLEANING 101111. ~ NEW YORK-Mickey ~e. roturning to lbe New -York Yan- · k.. ijl!IUp ~r •• ahlence of Il l ~OliN games, hit • pinch homer against L•undlf'loDry Clt1tten the Baltimore Orioles In the secPomaroy WY 2-5421 _ ond game of doubleheader. I SON'S 'UP '299 811C1 .,»= ·TE N. ews Of U---n Count'y, 1fT _,f. VIJ'oguua" o 1t'ti0:1.. bellf 1111111 - ear.. II d lonl • - lral!!ilul ..... loo tqltl Ill Ill Pletoant Vllley Boepltal - · - ' .. ,_, ......... t1Mi IIIIBelted par- lleCa!ID lbo 11'11111 p .,.... • IIIJ. ali!!S (I( 11- •1111111e IDler• U1J aad ........ IIJ' B viewed lithe l1olepllal ~ • PI' 'f"l and Wedlleod11 by lfn. K11J1. lliim P. , • 7 fl .u, •!I leon Varmaut, Dlr rtw fl 1!a- 1111 ...- 1!11 ..... - lflai!JU .,. ••-..,... a:"" ~ .;:J&Jl • blr ..........- ... ..,.,. ;::""' Mr. and Mn. Joe Wood Mr. IIIII Mn. L. B. Ill~ ~ fl!Ndy 1 Santa, Pallia, Calif., vlllted IJid brather It . _ ~a~IJII f:nh~a.:'flnt cbll4 a Hervtn Llevlng, Mason. DUnel, bet- 1 PJD. IJid ' filii. Mr. and Mrs. Pelrl lhe wu foCCJIII!IIIDIIII 'dlnplw, Allllle n., Ttte pte~~~~~er P~ JVRY - WWlam f»- p.m. EDT. and Mre. Ruth CUndiff. by her dluglrter, Kim, ,_,,.. ~~ Cll1liCI llrl wu car Adkins, Gerald L. fl'lelds, ----• Mre. Albert DuekWooth bad epenllwo waeka with born :;;;j' lul1 tl 11 lfells Loa Blanch BlefiiJr, James '1'0 I!IIIT 'ftJaDAY rewlluth"""'-b lfandparenla. Memorial Jfn. J<!nn.lfl>gg, Bealrtee w. Blacl:. CAll BECOVERED Tbt Melp ' HI er• .... """"' Mr. llld Mre. Pearl McCbrlda Au ' · lbo • •...:.. •-•Iva Mae !Iowen, Guy I 'will'__. Chart.., and lhelr flllllllet Mr. David Milia IJlODI Wed. "' '" Maw .,_ - - · PT. PLEASANT- Jurors for Ferry; Worthy Flelcher, Apple Troy Sayre, Jim Dabney, !roo- PT. PLEASAN'I' - An abaD- Slalera Ill M~ Rittmu. at Buckeye LUt wtlll Gr~ are Mr. and lbo S.ptemhor term Ill Mason Grove; Coklpe District, Oman 1ene llerdman Metie F. Met· vebicla, apporelliiJ ttoJ. "-lay "' .I!JI Aacuot I Ill Clarence Munu!w of Rev. llld Mre. Delbert 8. Milia. Mn. liOIMd .....In 8lld Mr. County Cirelli! Court were NeweU, Route 2 Leon; Coop- tlo, Smith McCaUIInnd. Paul en, WU dilcovered parked liOIU' the llall. ville, former local relldelll, Tiley a11o vllited Mlaa Aprtlllld :Mn. Dw!PI Keantdy. Tile draWII Sato~Uy by , jury eom- er DiSirlct. Lala Stone, Route 2 Stewart, William D. Brown, Jo lied friends heft receDtly. Teafcrd at the Metbodlll C.IIIP Mre~.:arluareall~ mladonen, Nedra W. Jllllel lllld Leon; Graham Dlsb1ct, D. M. Johnson, Glenna Baird, Inez Mr. and Mre. Robert lftlUDda at Lancaater. cal · ' Ollie Cj &uJII. Adams, Jr., New Haven, Nora Mae Fowler, Eulah Park, Wi~ and family of Johnstown 8uDday auaete of Mrs. Mar, • Grand jurors wiU report for Stull, Letart Route I; Hannan liam Absten, PhyDts Hesson, ed hil pare"", Mr. IJid Mra. Hubbard were Mr. and Mre. JHIIiRTAIN I'RIBNDI duty .., September J and pelil District, Russell Earl Terry, MOI'J' Jo Blain, Lelia Turner Howard Largoat. Ron Stewart, RoU!t and JIUdy Lul lolaaday aven1nJ Mn. jurors on September lllh. Alhloo, Flo Starkey, Glfllwood; Blain, Carl Spencer. Paul Pick. Mr. and Mre. E. E. HaymaD MI. VOI'IIOII, Mr. and Mn. B.lnlfl Vu .Me!n antertaJn. GRAND JURY Arbuckle Lewis DiStrict, Clarenoe Dono- ens, Rufus Hill, Jesse. Abe I, spent SUnday In Ravenawoocl. Robert Slntarl and children of eel. MYeral frlendl with a Stan- District, Pretton Andersoo, hue, MI. VemOB Avenue, Gor· John Robert S.brell, Bert Hess, . W. Va., with Mr. and Mrs. Mtnemllle. ley parly at bor home 011 Main Beech HID; Clendenin Dlltrlct, don Blessing, OIJlo River Road, BUlle Steele, Eunice BeUer, Robert Holstein IJid famUy. Mre. lAura Sayre, of MI. street. Gamea were played dtJI'o Worthy B. Peanan, Gallipolis Edward Jackson, Jefferson Garnett Roosh, Edward Powell, MONDAY Beulah Slact spent a day Sterlln& visited Saturday wlib lug lbe evening and refretb. Blvd.; Robinson DiStrict, Be1- Curtis Bailes, Robert Fllland, with Jennie Potta. her lister and brother-In-law, menlo olllndwic:bet, cupcakes, sle Musgrave, Old Town Road; Thelma Scally, Lois M. Thayer, TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Mn. Eva Armenlrout o I Mr. and Mrs. James Quiet. coif" and tool old - • IIIII'V• the Rutland Elementary schoola Union DiStrict, Ada Bennett, Roy Krebs, Mabel Morgan, roea, w. Va., was Sunday villi- AI Shively of Newark aDd ed. Tbcae attondln' were !Ira. are on a two weelta trip through Leon Route 3; Waggener Dis-- Herman Stooe, Maye Smith, Lo WE GM or of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fred ifaymaD of LoDg Bottom Ada Van Meter and Mre. Le- Maine and olber Ne~ England trict, Edward Perry, Mason, is Pullin, Frank Henson, Cath· Cumningham. viNied Mr. llld Mre. E. E. Hay. Ia V&D Meter of Cheater, Mn. elates and then will journey erine MilcheU, Dora Abbott, He Mrs. Don Sheela and Don 'lbelma if¥sell, ilfrll. Reva through C~a to Nova Scolia. 1\ln. Dolph Ry..u. st.el H. Shank. Pete Duncan, Miller of Columbus visited with . Mr. IJid Mn. Llge Shleldll Snowtleu, Mn. Bealrlct Bmlth, Sabra Canaday Is spending a Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J . Stru- Lester Corrick, Louise Crow, their grandpereol8 Mr. and visited Sunday with 111r and Mrs. Ethel Nelson, Mrs. J ... week with her cousin, Cheryl ble of Middleport were Wednes- William Logan McKinney CieMn. Llge Shields.' Mrs Joe Proffit at Mt tie Molden, Mrs. Jessie Gru... Niday, IJid Mrs. and Mrs. Fer· day evening visitors of Mr. and on Cadle. ' Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wright vi&- ~Weese of Columbus spent er, Mrs. Newton Carpenter, reD Niday of Galllpolis. Mrs. Bill Williamsoo. _ lied hit' brother, Mart Wright, 1 with hi! parents, Mr8. Maxine Dyer, all local, Mrs. E. F. Mills of Syracuse Mrs. Thelma Hysetr v~ _,._ ...,._ _ _ _ __ 1111 of Marietta, who is recovering and Mrs. Carl B. Weese. Mrs. Jean Brattoo, Middleport, l(lelll a weelt with her daughl· with her parents, Mr. and ~ ., *' K M '" Mi: ~ 1 from an iltne... Sharon Sue Cottrill and Judy who was the demoostrator of er, Mr. and Mrs. 0. 0. Patter· Mrs. Charles Ebersbach, PornWeekend gueal8 of Mr. and Folmer have returned home af· the Slanley goods and the hos- soo and her grandc:blldren, Mr. eroy, Tueaday evening. . -~; 1h ....u. i .... rA,IN . . . _.. __ Mrs. Edlsoa llubbard were let attending aenior high chur. te&a, Mrs. Purl Vu Meter. and Mn. Paul Patterson, ROI· Mrs. Bertha Amos recently ~· ••••"' their .... IJid dJughter_. in ·laW confere!IC<! at Muskingum BOIJNS HOST AT DINNER anne, Jeff aod Ray and Mr. aod spent a weekend with Mr. and ~ Mr. and Mh. M. S. VIctors Collep 11 New Concord. Ml'l. Juet Bolin was hostess Mn. Harold Dewhurst, Andrea, Mrs. Cush Johnston of Bred- ll ~ and Eddie; Mr. IJid Mro. T. L. to a dinner party Saturday ev- Robin and Kim. bury. Lipscomb, Carl and Jameo. lllld Anna Grace Oller has re- ening at the Bolin home on Mrs. Edna RusseU aceompan- · Mrs. Thelma Hysell and Mrs. i Donald E. Buchanan, Betty hio brother and Jlalet-tn-law, turned home after spending a North Main Street. Mr. and loci Mrs. Laa1il! Erwin of Mid- hila Husen attended a C. B. , J. Buchanan to Edna K. Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Upscomb with her daughter and ~- W. E. Brown of Newark, dleporl to ~ytoo and to Mf. uxiliary meeting at the hnme \art. 3.9 acres, Olive. and Stevie. son-in-law, Ilk aad Mrs. D~· ~· were demonatratora of a omisburg, Ohio, where lher vlo- of Mrs. Freeman Enoch In Sy· ! Daniel c. Hartinger, dec. to Guesll of Mr. and Mn. J. C. Brown and family at~ slainleso alee! ware, Thoae at. lied with Mr. aad Mrs. William racuse. ;Josephine Hartinger, Bessie Ferrell were lbelr son and dau- oral WeDs, W. Va. Mre. 01ler lending lhe dinner were Mr. BurreD and falDlly. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Snow- ] Hartinger, cert. for trans., Mid· ghler • In • law, Mr. and Mrs. is recuperating from a broken and Mn. Bruce May, Mr. and Mlas Marlene Hollman den, Steve and Carol Annette. 1 dleport. 8 Mrs. Howard Blrchfleld, Mr. 1963 graduate of Rutland' high of GaiUpolls were Sunday visit· I Elizabeth H. Hartinger, ana Frank Ferrell of Chlrlesloo, S: ankle. -::. Paul Pierce has secured eDJ. and Mrs. Carl Morrla, Mre. school 18 e 1 ed in Colum- ors of his parents, Mr. and Bessie 8aJi1uger to Josephine Mr. and Mre. IAWl'I!IIC!e Grue- ployment in MI. Vernon and Donna Jean Nelson, Mra. Judy bus She s with Mrs. Roy Snowden. They came 1 Hartinger, lots, Middleport. oer and_ claugb!n of Penateola, went there Monday. Snowder. and Mrs. Janet Bollll. her' :. Mr. and Mrs. Les· to return home their sons, Lar-[ D. Mae Pickell to Frank G. Fla., VISited hla parenls, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl McBr~. Mrs. Bolin 811tertalnad the chU· 11 : " Lan IDe. lry and Garry, wbo have been! Burson, Elvira M. Burson, m and Mrs. Norman Graeser, Mrs. Ruth Curulilf! Mrs. Vlrg_ll dren of the guesll with a wten. •Bet ~~ a ~962 &raduate visiting with their grandparents Iacres, Bedford. , 00 , and grandmotiler, Mra. I· Teaford and Suzt, and lhelf er roast on the lawn. Chlld· of R ~and b sch 1 who is the past week. Steve re-I Phoebe Lee to Bonnie M. nez· Ewing. The latter Mrs. bouse guesl8, Mr. and Mrs. Joe ren attending were Jimmy and emp~od by ~ Bell Tel- malned for a visit. Whittington, Life Estate. Mid· Grueser Ia recuperating from Wond of Santa Paula, Callforn- Robbie BU'Chfieid, Jim llld ephone company in Columbus, Rogel' Davis, son of Mr. and dleport. re"""l surgery at Holzer Jw&. la, were supper guests ot Mr. Mark Morru, Steve and Gary spent the weekend with her Mrs. Kenneth Davis. fractured Raymond L. Ev''"'· Executor oltal.. and Mrs. Ralph Badgley at Nelson, Bobby, Lynn, Rosemary grandmother, Mrs. Bertha Jan- his arm in a bicycle accident Maxine M. Add!esbuge to Mr. Wllllam Holmes lllld Mr. Tuppers pt~ns. and Tndd Snowden, and Brenda- ey and Ml'. and Mr&. Dallas at hishome. T . A. Downie, Executor, AIMr.~('Mrs. Frank Crew Brent and Ricky BoOn. J nd hlld · , bert N Bengel dec to William J03 IJid I I of Warren were the M.UORE'ITES AT CAMP •;;;;. ~-~ G r~ Is spending Suey Parker attended the Lehew: Marga~et Lehew lots. paren18, Mr. and The Ratlllld High School ma· oeveral ~ 8 ,.';~ her cousin, Shuler reumon at Forked Run Pomeroy. ' 1 A. H. Durst, jarellel are at Austin Peay Col· Mr. and ~- Arthur Haacht, Lake Sunday as the guest of John William Brown, Mylr·ll Mr. and Mro. Robert Snowden lege, Clarksvllle, Tenn. While the Ch 1 tieS 'th nd Farrell Shuler, Pomeroy. I ville Brown to Pauline M family vlalted her aunt, at the week's itay they will former or 0 m• ' 1 Robert Musser and son, Tim- kins 21 acre Rutland · Leona Walton of Portland, attend varioua clauu and son of Eleanor, W. Va. · my.- of Columbus spent a week- ~xine M "Addlesburger to Sunday. ~ In marcblng, twlrllng Joo Boyd and son, Charles end with his mother, Mr. and Stsnley W. Addlesburger, lots, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weav- and field eonductlnr. The glrla, Luther, and grandson, J o e y Mrs. Earl King. Middleport. ver, Jr. entertained SUnday Coanee Williams, drum major, Powell of Pomeroy visited his Mr. and Mrs. Homer Parker Alice Weber Dodson to Billy with a birthday dlDner honor. Linda Lathy, Caro, !l'loccari, sister, Mrs. SL. Bryant and visited Sunday with his father, Windon, Lela Ann Windon, y4A. lng tbeir son, Michael. Mrs. Shirley Dugan and NIIIXly Pope, Mr. and Mrs. Arza Bryant. Mr. Peerl Parker .and MIss Citester. Roy Winebrenner and son, wn. were tranaported by the band Mrs. Myrtle warren and her Maude Creel of near Chester. ! - - -- - -- - - -!lam Gordoo were Kl!•sts. director, Roger Roush, wbo re- sister, Mrs. Mary Sherron of MISs Debbie May, daughter Mr. Chart~ Neuman, Sr. Is mained there for the week. of Middleport and Mrs. Eva of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce May, ts the result of an automt1bile vilitfng with his granddaught. CUB fiCOUT PICNIC Bryant of Wichita Falla, TeUs, visitlog with her aunt and un-lacddenl. Mr. and Mrs. Sam er, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Buck- Raliand Cub Scout Padl held were at Mrs. Harrlton Bent· cte, Mr. and Mra. Carrol Snow- Smith, local, are grandparents. ley at Reedn'llle. Ill family plcnle at the Rutland ley'o home SUnday. den and Larry, Gary, and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce May and Week and guest of Mr. and Park July 25. After a potludl Mr. and Mrs. BW Larkin of Annette, Gallipolis. Mike were business visitors Mrs. Pearl McBride was Mlu dinner, games and COllletta were Hannibal Ohio visited with sev· Miss Dee Thomas, who Gallipolis, Monday. They also Rbonda HyaeU of Middleport. held. llurlllg tbe program Nor- eraJ famitla Ibis area over sides in Columbus, and is em- visited with l\4r. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. HaymaD IliaD llouJh and Steven Hawil: tbe weekend. . played there, spent a weekend roll ~owden and family . The (By The P11ce) spent Thursday at Lore City were presented their Bobcat Mrs. Qllh Johnston 1s vtsttug with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mays daughter, DebbJe, l'lcklo I l'lmonto Olivo with Mr. IJid Mrs. H.P. Gall· pinl. Seoull and their familia with Mrs. Marte Wllkinoon of Ed Thomas and Kathy. Bologna Maca-t I oh 11 away. attending nre Terry a-ge, canton tills WMII. Weekend visitors of Mr. and Mr. ancl Mn. VIctor Counts Mr. and Mrs. Fred Georse, Gar- Sammy ~ ts lmprpvtng Mrs. Marvin Morris of IJid flmlly, Mrs. llene Hayes ry, Ricky and Randy; Bobby at home from an attack of were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moc· of Lorain, were weekend visit. Buell, Mr. and Mrs. Raber! acute appendicitis suHered ear- Is, VIctor and Bryan, of Newora of Mn. Eva Thoma. Sun- Bladl, Lomie; Steve Hoffman, Jier Ibis summer. are, Jack Morris, who was reLb gueota were Mr. and Mre. Mr. and Mrt. Dana Hllffman; Ray Williams, who Injured cenlly dischargod from the I Salzer and family of Ra· Bobby Snowdfll, Mr. and Mrs. hiJ foot while working on a coo- vice at Fort Riley, Knas., and I cine, Mr. lllld Mrs. Nlal Salser Robert Snowdfll, Lynn, llole- structlon job, hu hla foot In a Mr. and Mrs. Carl Morris, Jim, Morton'sFntn~~ Great Bend and Mr. and mary and Tood; Jim Morrla, cast and Is Improving at hil Mark and John. Mrs. BID Harden and Tamara, Mr. and Mn. Clrl Morris, Mart home. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey O'Dell and John; Randy Willlama, Mr. Mr. IJid Mn. Carl iJy8eD and and children are moving from Mr. and Mrs. Pat Patter- and Mrs. Mn.ltonald WOHAma, Mr. and Mrs. Harold if¥sell, tlie 1Jy101l property on Main Cindy and Debbie An • Unda; Randy Sprouse, Mr. and Donald and Guy, attended a Street to the Marklns property Plcketis, ¥lslted with his Pill'· Mn. Cal'l'ln , Sprouae, Letty, C. B. Roundup picnic In Colum- on North Main Street. llrawberry ury Mr. and Mrs. Corbell Pat. Andy; Don Hayeo, Mr. and bus 1aa1 week. Mrs. Ethel Nelson returned l01ulor 49c at ~lnnd', W. Va. Mn. W. R. lfayet and chUd- M 111 Pennee WUIIams Is Mrs. Jennie Bryant home from were aceompanled llome reo; Norman Roush, Mr. and spendinJ a week with Sally Meigs General hospital where children, Jeanie and Mn. Roger 111mb, Vlanne, Va- Williamo and Mr. and Mrs. she has been confined for sev22-os. 1BO~y~_w'!lbo had openl a week rtna; Jimmy Birchfield, Mr. Pearl Wllliamt and Cheryl of eral weeks. witlt grandpereots. and Mrs. Howard Birchfield, Harrisonville. Mr. and Mrs. James Nicholfiow, .your plumber or Mr. and Mrs. CharleS Neu- Robbie; Eddie Ramsburg, Mr. Kenny Hysell of the Jays aon and son, Ronald, were in appliance deeler oilers a $25 trade-In allowance IJid Sllarlee, aceompan- and Mre. Harold Ramsburg and and MFjorle Burt o !Pomeroy Columbus Thursday to attend whep you change from ted by Mra. M. . .l Moore of cblklren; Billy Nicbolsoo, Mr. were tn Huntington, W. Va., to lhe funeral of her cousin, Arlh· flame-type to a new Parkersburg, W. Va., have re- Mite, Ronnie Harrison, Mr. attend the Dick Clart Star Time ur Burchfield. tumid home afler .upendlnc and Mre. Ernest NJrbol1011 IJid Show. Mr. and Mrs. William J . !lf!!'!lll.!! Quick Rl!tlCMIY electric water heater. two weeki vialtinc with Mre. and Mra. Clyde Harrlaon IJid Jim Grahm and Carl lly10D, Smith have named their new Don't walt. Save now! Netllllllll'a molber, Mra. Annie cblldren, Steve Hawlt IIIII lfl1ld Jr., were recent buslntu vlalt- daughter, C.rla Sue. They are Thlt oller It far a limited Adamo, lllld ~ brolber and mothers, Mrt. Mande Smith ora Jn Columbus. the parents of another daughter time O!IIYI o1s1er • In • law, Mr. lllld and Mre. Goldie Hawil:, llld Ids Mrs. Mabel Oliver nf MansDarlene and a son, Darrell. Mrs. 100~ eo- Whlto .... wit• ...... ' Mn. Juoa Adame of Delray great grandmolber, lllld II«. Jield ap111t lbe -and with Smith baa been confinod to top. Sizoa 9-ICII>. ...ut.r ,... lleeeh, Fla. Carl Herring, 1Ubo gave the IJe. Mr. and Mrs. Carl HyseD lllld wheel chair for several years Jim BW Oll!er will fa em. vDIIontla. Several 01 tbt CUb IpiJ'!Ii .j11 Columbua 1J11111 the Seoutl bave tompleted awiJD. . . . -. . .. . ··--- . . -- . ---- . . . . IIIII wlih bll llllilhw' AD- mine I "'" at lht Mil!dftpirt . . . Low :..,~~wit"=:~ 11: : llielr _• 11 ·'/The Careful Fisherman Price ':!:.,~.~~ Se _.. Term Jurors _Are Drawn By CommJSSIOners .• • 1 llplt . . Ia, 1• -iL MAiiiiiE Mortab. weekend Property Transfers ,; • 1 $,... ..... ... IUSIELIII'I Apple Sauce 30J$ •••• I ':::''!weekend J:• Royal Prilce PEAS Oh;:' ' I • -C?J 8 ........ TREET I 1•• Luncheon Meats bt ~~~:~~~~v~isli'ti~·ng=wti'ithiiithi]e;S~n;ow;d;e;ns~.i WATER HEATER PROBLEMS? Trade-in your trouble now for •251 PIES llu•• ,••.. ....... Striped Top SOCII . ------ make a candidate well-known in I almost all season." ~awa..mWMII with AND . a s. !be JiliN In other pmes, lbt Pblladelo pbla 1'hllllea dropped lbt St. Louis Cardinala IDeo lblrd placll by sweeping a douhleiJepder, 7-3 IJid i-Z, the Clllctnn~tl Redl won IWO games fram lbe pm.. burgh Plrala, 6-2 and 4-1 IIIII tbe San Francisco Glanll downo ~~ Chicago Cubl ~1 Ia lO ~··• I ~ I N"' I PL&N , , . .,.,,.., . . . . M F PT. PLMIAN1' - .... . . .... r IF =:' tilt Milwaukee Br81'tl tdp!l wnHF/14e- Alba~ ~ Society NeW8 Roa'er Quiaeaberry aDd!~-....- - - Jf&!'!Uy· I~ -'~. w~- By Vallet! Pt-us Jalemallona! By TIM MOIUARTY Po,..n, Jom OnlnD lllld pitcJ>. Nalloul WJIIO Major liP! llplrll Wrtt.r et Steve Barber. Player Clu~ G AB R H Pel. rl 11y Uallod PreN IDIBJw::!l""'' BnebtU oJ11 • limen lnelat The Cblmlgq Wldle Sol< ~ Groat, St.L Ill 448 61 154 .344 ATLANTA lUI n _A no milNalleul 1.0apo Babe Ruth hid man Jlllllll' malnod HOOnd In the Amerk:an Clemente. Pitt 100 392 53 131 .334 . by w. r.. rcc. 011 11sm IJid Joe J)!Uaplo hid a League race, 7~ games back T.Davis, LA . 95 352 41 115 .m : libel A~~~r< ':e~ tv;" ~ 1AJo AliCeloo f6 a .6011 .. bit Jilin polte, yet M1eUJ Man- of lbe Yankret, by blutiDg the Gonzalez, Phil 109 403 00 129 .320 rg•a . c a Y 5111! Francllm 11 41 .1e4 ~ Ue pciOIOIIIU the 1181111 f111r fOr Lot ADgeJeo Angelo, ..1; KenAaron, Mil 111 439 Bl 139 .317 :~Ill P::'': !\:'~:.~\ =~ st. Loula 62 41 .ee 1 lbo dralliat!e lbel marked lbe SIS ,S~...~..~beiMinneted ~~,!' Pmson, Cm 113 453 70 142 .313 1 tod Chicago f6 118 .fll '114! careen of bll New Yort Yanlree 2; ,........,_ ~ ..., -""6"· While, S!.L lll 452 Ill 141 .312 ;,~is· suit waa sparked by a Cinel••tll 10 11 .Ul 1 prA on. 7-6! and Clnveland odged D6- Bob Prukey lllld Joe Nuxball Kuenn, SF . 75 251 if1 18 ·311 Post article last March called Pblladelpbla 61 II .Ill I You'd bavt to~ btdl to the !roll, H, after losing the opell· YclJ pitched complet, games Williams, Ch• 108 41ft 64 1.28 .308 "The Story of .a College Football Milwaukee It/ II .110110141 Baht IJid llle Dl 111811 to com- er, 2-D. 111M IJid for lba Reds. Purkey got IIIII Torre, Mil 98 343 41 101 .31!3 Fix." Pittsburgh Ill N ,4811 U pare the ovetlon Mantle ,.. Jolmny Podres, a er b1ttlns IUpporl from Franll American League . . Houotoo G 111 .173 • celvod from II,Gl511 faDI at VIII- JIGger Crllg, I looer bave Dille lllson drov In lbret Cstrzmski, !los 102 3!10 64 129 .331 The tr•al will get under way In New YO!it 14 Ill lOll :llll tee stadium SUnday when lie In common 1Dd"1 - except tor Rob ' wbo e Kaline Det 100 401 67 125 .312 the courtroom of Judge LeWIS llalarY1' _ . lllllde Ids flnl appeuanco In a few tears of regret. rtliiB,, and IOOide Tom llarpor Roll~. Min. 112 346 53 loti .312 Morgan .. Piclure !~king and Milwaukee 10 N;. York T two llllllllhs u I plneb bitter Podres, who Ia uled to win- aided Nu:o:ball'a 11111118 wltll a Malrone, &s. 105 4115 ~ 121 .306 broodcasllng of the tml proceed- st. ~ T Pblladelphil 0 Ill the econd came of a doubJ&. nlng, eame wltbln three Otlla of two-run homer, , brenner after J.ewell had day fo the high school league Pearson, LA 101 405 58 123 .3!M i mgs were forbidden.' San Francisco t Oticlgo 1 header apln.t the Baltimore a J10obitter when he hurled the • • • • • • • • • • • • ed on a wild pltch. championship. Wagner, LA 109 405 56 123 .304 A 12·~~n jury :" 11h two alter· Pittsburgh 1 Clnebmatl 4 Orlolel. Los Angela Dodgers to a ~ ; . ! With one away' porlsider Pomeroy 420 000 0 -6 6 2 Geiger' Bos 78 250 49 74 .2961~~' :ll~g InI : ~ec~ I~ I~ Loo Allgefa I Hoaalon 0 . Tile applaule reerbed a deaf. triump over the lfllulon Colli • Phil Swindell was brought m 99 399 55 117 .293 , a c • pr 0 ~c ~ 11oaoo11o flllnc cren•do seconds later SUnday Dlgbt. Jolmny Temple : o : 102 103 x-7 5 3 Causey, KC to pitch to ieflhanded batte Syracuse Hrshbrgr, Chi. WI 310 46 88 .:19!! be!ed Butts when 11 &aid that tbe Cincinntll 5 Piltlbargb 2, tal when MfPiy MJdley, Iller opened lhe bottom of the ninth • • Bobby Crow. Crow also drew Swindell, Simpson (3), Swin- . Smith, Bol 96 293 41 85 .285 1forme~ alhlel~c director ~·~ Cincinnlli 4 Piltlburgh I, lind 1oot1nc at a called flnl 11r11re, with a ground atngle to ruin the • • 8 walk to set the stage for a dell 16), Simpson (6) (LP), Home Runo I away 1•nformallo;:..o~ key~ I!'~ San Francisco I C!i<qo 1, Ill bluted a ·alld.- by Balllmare no-1111 bid and after Pudres bit • 01 A • two run single by Gary Jenkins and Werry. Baker and Wine-, Nolloul League foolba 1 plays a orma 1001 _ innings IOUtherpaw George 11nme1 ineo Jlab Aip1'1>1110111e, Larry Sherry : thai gave Syracuse its first 1 brenner. McCovey, Giants :!2 : Aaron, I riVal c;c~~~l tBryanlo~~Philadelphia 7 st. IAlull 3, lit 1be left field lllllilt eo lie the came In eo retire the Colli. • ICO'V lead. Braves 31: Mays, Giants 27: bam'.. ne 'oryC: II!Jr Philalielphla I st. IAlull I, lind IIClOI'e at ~D In the aenalh Craig, wbo bas learned how : I peda, Giant.s 20; While, Cards 19. lanla msurance man II" • Milwaukee 1 New York I fllnlnl. to looe since joining lhe New • • • • • • • • • Pomeroy grabbed the lead I Amerlcaa League nell as saymg he was accidental- Los Allgelet 4 Jloooloo 0, night The Yankeat W811l 011 to win York Mell, bas a lot more reaIn the first while picking up Allison, Twins 25: Killbrew, iy oon?ected mto a telephone conMoodaJ'J PI '1'4a Plldora UJe game, 11·10, in the loth 011 8011 to tty after 1y1ns 1 Nation___... four runo on a smgle by Den~IS I Twins 25: Stuart, Red So• 23: versati~n that took place ~ San Franc!...,, Marlchal !IT-Ill a plllc• oaerlflce fly by YoJI al League .reoord by dropping Moore and a double by Swm· Battey, Twins and Wagner, An· Butts m Allants and Dry vs. Houston, Brown (+Ill. Berra l1ld pin a split of the Ids 18th consecutive game. dell, plus two bases on balls, gels 21. I Tuscaloosa, AlB. The:~~~.:- <Only game ..beduledJ twin bW. The Orlolel woo the Craig produced his own downand an error. R 8 lletl 1n versabon, the Post . • Tuesd-'a Gamel • • - - by Jolm .,,. - · •·-·"' · · p om- ' • -, York, night opener, 7.., 011 ,.,...,,.. '"" ~'"' a ~....,.Dg error u In the second mn1ng National ... League-Aaron, Braves took Plac e Sept. 13' 11162 ' rune st. Louis at New eroy scored its other two runs Wee= llporla=~ al 93 . White Cards 78· Santo Ouba l days belore the Georgla-:"bama Cincinnati at Philadelplda, 2, twl· oxblbltl0111, Balllmore playo PhD· when Moore banged oot a sin· By V pI • 74: MC0:vey Gian~ 73 • Bo,er game In Birmingham, e opeD· night . 0tf'S g!e with two away and SimpfialorUJ .C.:rds '12, . •. _' .ing oonte.l for both teams. Milwaukee at Plltlllargh, night rl adelphia at Herabey. Pa.: CIJI. eap New Y<Ht at Ilblct, son and Swindell lashed back . K~~~ =~~;!,-:; American Leagu...stuarl, Red !;!;t'~ ~th;"'~ Los Angeiel at Otleago . N.Y.; Detroit hoots Cleveland; 11 victory by capturing tbe $00,000 Sox between Butta and arrant. San night Green Bay faceo Pittsburgh at added Whitney Stakeo at Sora- ner. nge ea • ' These are expected to f1gure A~ P Miami, Fla., and lllhmesota IUea HEATS.COOLS • toga. 64: Maiwne, Red Sox 61, prominently Ill the trial , "· L. rcc. GB 011 San Franctaeo at Portlond, Pennel Set~ Stghtll _ Plle!Jlng Alsbama was a 17.polnt favor- New York II lit .I3IJ • • rJ Ore. 7 On 17-F'oot .lump CBICAGO-Caody Spots, 1963'81 National Leagu':Maloney, Red ile In the game and won, 31Hl. Chicago ~ .Mil IIJ t1llHM .._ IDfonalloaal 61 top money-winning horse, acor<d : 17-3; x-Porranoski, Dodgers l0-2, Both Butta and Bryant Issue Baltimre 6t 51 M8 I LONDON <UP!)- John Pen· 18 4.,. !eogtb triumph in the filii,· ' x-Koufax, Dodgers IH; Mancha! bealel! denials of the PolllsiA>ry Minnesota 59 59 .51111 The -.11.1 of lba JOliNSTON 8'I'ILL CIU1'ICAL 1111 365 .,... • .,_ net of Northeast Louisiana State 833 Arlington Classic at Arlington Giants 17-5; McBean, Pirates 10- 1and both filed muill-miDion dollar Bolton 54 64 .100 l~ll W League 1 IV"JJC .' WASIIINGTON (IJPII-Erle A. CoUege set his sights on his- ' Park. J;. I libel 'Ill Brylmt's suit against Cleveland 54 5I .ta le'Al tloa pmeo lndioat.l 1ldo lory's first 17-foot pole vault ~ _ AmeriCilll League-Radatz, Red I tbe ~~ Publishing Compaoy Loo Angeles · 54 110 .~4 1'114! bt a touch year lor the Jobastoa, ,..eoident of lbe Jofoilnn ••• 1 1 IIWA " " ' . I .jl' III day and the Umted States mens LONDON-The us men's track Sox 12-2; Ford, Yank& 16-5; Bou. as filed as a separate I Kansas City 49 59 .454 111!1 tioga. Pldure Auocitllon o1 .&merlct, -. track and field team sought to team ran up a i 1~ lead over l ton, Yanks 14-ll; Pizarro, White :,zme w . : Detroit 411 110 .04 211l The Xanw Clt1 Chlelt remained In "quite erltlcaiN """" q .' roD up the score in its duel Britain in the opening day of ' Sox t:HI: Downing, Yanks 7-3. 1 I' WIIBhiogton 40 6f ,36'13t <bamplnn Dallat Teunll and dilloo today, a George Waebiug-1-------........ IA)IJ Bospllal ....... aaid. meet with BritO\in. their mset. The American women I I . SolurU1'• Rolallo R'lllloa 01len, l!'.ulerD The Yanks gained a com- trailed 211-27 I Detroit 7 Cleveland 5 lillllts, wert aurpriaed Ia manding 61-44 advantage in the . .I New Yort a Baltimore I AFL'o flret pre ...... ell!lbeoll opening day's activity of I h e- NEW YORK-Coban Jose Sta.l e00 Washington s Boston 4 Sallriay Dlghl twiH!ay meet Saturday, ~. d ble, second-ranked welterweight Minnesota 7 Kan&as City I Paul Lowe, w bo 011 MEN-WOMEN they were expected to contmue contaoder, outpointed Stanley rJ Chicago 5 1o1 Angel.. e lhe 1l!6Z .....,. with 1 brvl.oall their domination In IDday's fl. CK!ttenl Hayward In a 10-round llallday'a Ronlla ann as San Diego reeled !o a nal 10 events. Some hope was bout. Baltimore T New York I, lit 4-10 .....,.... ....-ed twice agalaot:ll even being held oollor the U.S. New Yort 11 Baltimore eo, lnd, 1ansu ~ the Ciwaere 11 women to overcome a 211-27 del· Suuy Mrs Edith Osborne anc1 Mrs. . . UPI) p t 10 Innings owept to a 1&-14 .....,_and their I · nd eo . ·--• wiD wRI>-11 c1t a capture their I'Irst ST. PAUL, Minn. - Jack Rule Virgie. Mora of Pomeroy spent Cmc1DI18ti h( N 11 - 1 Lee ge Washmgtoo T •~~· •• 18th ......,,,. abibltloa f th I E I Rose wants I e a ooa a • •-.. •·-• o 1 t ...... · mee o e uropean our. .Jr. won hiS first professional golf Sunday evening with Mrs AI· · Detroit 2 c,.•...,.. . s JJU1 defeat since the leaguo waa 1 the year a ward Ci I . · · ue Rookie o 1 nd 3 Detr•t 2 2nd tourney Wlt.b a 112-under par 2211 Ice Dodson, Mr. and Mrs. Ev- d h ily for the Cincinnati eve a .' • founded four yean ago. START ON VOY .\GI! in the $35,000 St. Paul Opeo. erett Milhoan were dinner ~pr..ks as if his tooghest Kansu City 6 Mm-a ~.... lloolde quarterbact Mt;=~ll guests on Tue!!day. · 'ti0n rna collll! from Cle...,iand at a.-, "'6"' Slaughter o1 Louildllll POOLE HARPOUR, Eng. IUP!I MILWAUKEE - Kathy Whll- Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Salser of compell T yHarpe~ i1Jrew two loudlclownl In Del>·ll -Five meo and a girl departed ' worth won the 112.500 Milwaukee IRacine were dinner guests of ta~mma~ g and alert cates that Role, Indeed, hu ..... ll'l·10 upoel of lloulloP. on a planned three-year voyage Jaycee Women's Open Golf tour- Mr and Mrs Maynard Bahr arper ~ •:ggm ided th~ the Inside track to the award LINCOLN IIRVICI, Da!Jt. t42 8 .around the world aboard a 16-ton, I nament by seven strokes with a and Billy The· occasion was the ness on .~ e ~~ _prov in because he has been to the Tbl OelrJend Raidln, !lllnolt stEel-hulled ketch SUnday night. !!116. birthday," of Mrs. Salser and Reds w• nd 8 f elf ~innall plate 200 limel mora thu Bar· anopped a IS-game loliDtl I am YOI'l' much lnterellled. PI- Mll4 me ablol~ 1wo incbur h per. 0 FREE (1) A 1111 of U. s. Govermneot 1IOIIIlltlt!o and ialal' The girl is pop-singer Pauta l _ Billy the seco by bealini -.., Ill tile ies; 00 lliformatlon 011 how eo qualif1D a u: a. Gsu•a Dalby, 17. Her father, Donald SOUTH ORANGE, N.J.-Gene M;. and Mrs. Art Kasper of VIctories over the p tts g Rose has been up officially pme of llle 11111lt 10111011, meat Job. Dalby, 49, Is owner and skipper Scott delealed Marlin Rieesen, Columbus VJSited Wedne!!day P~raiesNS:'~i' h led four 4181lmes and bas 21 ellra base ed tho Patrlo!a, lll-17, or the ketch lpara. The crew ill 6-4, 8-4, 6-4 to win the Eastem with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. _Joe ua : 1 wi~rin ni ht: hits, including three homers, rour aMbJtim gama are Name ·~···••••••·····-····----···· AI' rounded out by four young bache- I Grass court m<n's singles tennis M. L. Bahr hiller for k h d !at· and 10 stolen btsea. lap 'unt waobad _ ~1treet .••••••••••••••••••••• - ... - • • Pllou •• - ,.. .... Openin• Today Rotlan . . d .' F. Q!" berry llpeul .... Ill ••nl'!n-ll>la•, Mr. Ill d 1J111111 ' O } YanksSplit1'ith- rioes A .~Niiri'NleGS· Sunday; .lln.l.wers 1'in,4-0 '.IJ ,.,., .. ·• DIIIJ !le~ Jlbmcro,rJIIddleport, 0., Aug••• INS-I Middleport All- Stars Playing In Wellston Championship Match Tonight' Manager Woody Call WID boer lbrlller, U In the . . . .IIIla ll'ructli. ..... '1'111 --'1 Olllr 1111 ad1l! Ill!&_,.. going after hil fourdl ehamplon- 11x Jminp, lhua •ttl!!& up !be ICICII fllllled JJ, ' 'llllllld p Dill ,...••, lfe!l all Bill Haektlt l'flllftll "'mme· ship In WeUston Southeastern cbampiooahip maleh ~ween1101111, ~~~~-. P"t vP ·11n1 ~ ~ ,& a.tllllllll 1111 '1111, IIIII bit ~ Ohio UIUe Base's baD Tourt111- Middleport llld lrontlm. (:hllll. 11npw, lllld ll1owed • r b L _ liP me~~t Monday wbeo his All • eotbe llld Clay will PJ.y a coo- Neltber bid u 111ct ..,wiMaia. liiMol IItke !Co- ....., Willi llllowblf """ Cadle 4!11 Sttrs Iengie wt th Ironton In the solation game i111r1fD8 at e:•. llolh rur• Ill !be llflh - 1 ....., riOid to _ . Ill • fer a.tllltnl!» • .....,. ,...,., flnalo at I p.m Mlcldlepoi1 teams un4er CaD 1lUlled. ...... W, lllld Ill ~ Wilted In lllt IWO IDPSaturday rdght Middleport have woo three ehampionohlps 1 Guy 01111*1 !he llflll """' Ill,_ W.u."l fllrow Wlllp, Cardlf t... ~ lbe aldl In DUlled mighty Chillicothe In the in the air put yean. 1far ailll1ea1he IIIII feMel 8111 NCGild WP hleb, lllld riel IIIII& 1be _ _., l1ld ~ t oeml-flnals - n Bill Hackett The flnl six Innings Satur-1 Kulmw Jlpglod lllrouah ~ b t Ill oil !be coolidlel4 ' - • lbt b!lliam G( lbo pitched two inn ings of perfect day night agalnal Chllltpolbe J ndcldle, but wlllll II 11Gb llk!e *IIIII tf1eJ h II tbta bt bit IDpll. relief baD to win, 2-1, In eight were a peffect standoff be- oad hue oa Doll Wllltr'l flllld. Mn'11 ~. bul !be liD ~ 18 tcrdle innings. tween Middleport• a dimlnutlve et'l c:bolco. w.u.r IIIOIIod to Uo 1111111111 to • 011 . . ·~ tcb ID Clrl DeLater ,S.turday night lrooton junk artist John TanilebDI, and .e.ond 00 • ~ hill, tnd IDitll lUll.- 101 ~·• pa,.y frtiD ldged Clay eownship In anoth- Chillicothe's righthander Keith 1scored oo JIGD Lcwe}¥'1 ..,._ C!ll)f elbor lilt, a llngla In I e • . . •• •• •• . ....... ' IIUIIINAitCI &UAIIAITEED TBQUBLE,fiiEE $EIVICEf OKEY s•LUTESt /. -:; .. _ ...,.. _____ O+m:1Jrla - •BIIIONALII 1 wuki!Jd auto1 Jtt the ~ IUI8II Gl Mr. IJid Diddle lJ!p. Mn. caJ\oin IPI-. Ani:, AD..... I!Dd Mrt. Rar WJ- t~ . . dy, Randy IIlii Belly, . . . llr. Dalla SWMy nf and Mra. r. A. Carpenter of ~ - .Wrllr udu even1n1 Pl. Plealllll, Mrt. Ca1berlna With 1 diPDer. Owls wre Nr. Btllll of Columbllo; Mr. l1ld l1ld Kat 01 · ..... Mn. FniJlll; Carpenter l1ld va., Mr• 1111•. IIIIer Gl lll!ltl!lfteltl, anc1 . ...-. ~ o« Clhettl1NU, IJid Mrs. A. B. Sprouae of , ~~~--~ Z"_-. - 01 .....,,_Monl(loal, W. Va. IJid Mrs, ~ Cotllly __., I tent · WeaV~er, 'ta-j, · LIDd& Sue, tiool. 8lld Mra. 0. 0. · ::::-..:..~ Wtll Drilllnt arra..... ,., U11 Wllllalll o,nta., - .oo hlndto. hil mat<hoo and •laa· nita oDd Cllllll'firea u ~fully · at be would a hundtod dollar rod aJld nol. ,Jiecalioo llo tnowo lha1 nlnl 0111 of ....-; toa fOliO( lliw tre cauoocl by man-he slwl)'l folloiia ln!okey'a AliC's. · w ' ,._, wlto ~ .. ··--:-..,... ., AI.,...,_ -J01 ·4iowa male!Jcoin '-. ) alllhla ..i. Crush aii•1Jc*OI den4 !)Utili an aah traY. Fe - I Evarythlnt c.mpl... Nothing Down 36Months Ta Pay FOREMAN AND ABBOTT Ao Adwsrtiolli Ia Life ••• l•fMh' Rir..lnit AIILETS ,~~~ IDD~ eo-. hateiC' ._ loll doWII .... llaa ..... . . . .r ... �1 < . ·. ,, r The Daily Sentinel lwo, White PAGE ===::-J: I caJe,l'l!fllf ... . - Jar 12 Svraeue J -. Society NOtes ..J ::: =-~~r.,;.c ... so lllld Cilrdle'l llun'lfll llllw • 76Th •11 WIDS • fl er MajorLeague 1$IOMillion Leaders Libelsw·t MoJo< League Leod.,. Syraouse eerned a shot at ptiche David Bake was • sin. the High School league tourna- gle by Dick Werry In the filth. men! championship Sunday by Syracuse ru>rrowed the Pan· edging Pomeoy 7-ll In a sh~· Iller lead to 6-3 in the third stopping come • from • behind when Baker and Winebrenner victory. . drew walks, followed by a sin· The wmners neve~ led until g1e by Bill Knapp. Syracuse's the bottom of the SIXth Inning only other hit was 8 single by whe" they srored three r\IDB. Bobby Grueser in the second. Early in the game Pomeroy Baker struck out seven and led 11-1. walked seven In going the Syracuse's game winning route for Syracuse. Pomeroy sixth inning opened with Bill pitchers fanned six and gave J II drawing a tree pass foJ. up 13 walks. ewe , ' d lowed bv Gegg Roush s seeon Syracuse wiU play the win· smgle of the game. Pomeroy ner of the Middleport . Racine Pitcher Bruce Simpson then game, scheduled fo 4 p. m. gave up a walk to Mlrkey ~:~ today at Middiepot, next Sun- T _ . . ,_to lblrd. '1'111 c:e~ lbNY lbo bill wild Into the 'rlllllill team dui!JIII. Ull Iqtll 011 boiDt, _... tile wllniDf 1'1111 lllld eadJnJ !be . - . a.tlllmll!t '100 011 • - 11 I MlddfepQrt OliO DlO 01 - J ' I ll'rallcls Cordle (7) (LP) IIIII WaUer Tanneblll llal!blt (WP) '(7) IJid Clindo. Leo,........... 1 1 ::m_r.::-~~a;tomm:-U.: =·~-IGr • FiltgLJI. I ee-l weekendSports Event Summary Top D May 1 !~ b;~~e~~bl~1i ~; ~~a:.!~ ~: ~Unee~s. T.:;~' ;!~~I ~lk Fran~~.~~· I GAS F' dGo • m mg Tootrh Jn '63 "":::::1 I' Rose, Harper Ridge K WANTED! Battlin• For Rookie Award Soci•ety News I :.J, r. 0 .,.uJI P•m. ---· th: N-Y~atSbreveporl ~~~~~~b:;CI::Q>::..:·:--:·:--:·:--:..:·:--:·:..:·:..:·:..:..:·:..:·:·~Ita=te=..=·=..=·:..:·:;·~ lors, including · Loke, N Jock Margaret Smith Dar- of Mr · and Ralph leredafterhBob 10 1ts toPurkeaytha ta e open- Inum The bersmore bomen Harper and Kansas .. uo• Mountam .J. West, 21, title. lene Hard, 11-1, 6-1, for beat lhe womKeno and Mrs Mr.· and Mrs.Keller Paul cap sevenpowerful Cilf eaterlalnlq• . :::eo er r:i~wing the doubleheader, :::!~ ~~ :~~~ OD Friday niahl. _Botbla at 2 both Rose and Hal'JI".l had ba~ scored 42 niDI and bu battod Diogo Saturday n&iht and Delr••l ting averages of 280 Each had at oaldml Suoday. the two Ia exactly the l8ll1e Dumber U ~~;e/ 1ha::S for seveo... m Rose - 23. With two lll.ealo Ill lhe Nallonall..ol g · Cui th nl olhe Sunday, he now hu a 1otal of Leap, Dallu Ia at ..:~ who ::.erruoe ~ h~ve : six. Gil '11Jill'ldq who. 18 ---------------chance for the rookie award, PREDICI'II CANDIDATES won hiS 11th game Sunday. He I WASHINGTON fUPil _ Sen .. haa lost nine. Jacob Javit&, R·N. v., predicts, But C~lp and Harpe~ notruling out a e.ompromise ~di- Wlthstandi~g, Rose Jsn t shy date. that the Republican Nation- about putt•ng ,.th his credenal Cmlvention will choose either lials for tho IIIII. s.n. Barry Goldwater or Gov.: "I've got about 11~ h,\18 (117) Nelson A. Rocteleller for the and about 75 runo (71) , . the 21· presldeollal nomination next year _Iyear:<>ld C!nC!!lftllll nabve aoBecause tt tak.. a long lime to : 10rts, "and I've been a regul!ll' Orr of Bashan are vacationing in Tennessee . Mr. and Mrs. Laurence M1lhoan of Middleport called on Mr. and Mr8. Everett Milhoan Monday afternoon. -Gitnna MiiiJoan WHEN MONEY - - - 1 5 THE QUESTION---. tbe couolry, Javils said Sunday , A glance at slalls!ICS indlRe~blican 1..'----ts THI ANSWII.---'.. arr LOAN a sl~ co. . on a television program. "there ' II lbe greatest Ukelihood that the ITY OAN . nominee" will be ellher the Arizona Senator or the , New Oork governor. en's fl"OWII. 3 ROOM * AI LAIW .A I - - . COIN..QP TYPE DRY CLEANING 101111. ~ NEW YORK-Mickey ~e. roturning to lbe New -York Yan- · k.. ijl!IUp ~r •• ahlence of Il l ~OliN games, hit • pinch homer against L•undlf'loDry Clt1tten the Baltimore Orioles In the secPomaroy WY 2-5421 _ ond game of doubleheader. I SON'S 'UP '299 811C1 .,»= ·TE N. ews Of U---n Count'y, 1fT _,f. VIJ'oguua" o 1t'ti0:1.. bellf 1111111 - ear.. II d lonl • - lral!!ilul ..... loo tqltl Ill Ill Pletoant Vllley Boepltal - · - ' .. ,_, ......... t1Mi IIIIBelted par- lleCa!ID lbo 11'11111 p .,.... • IIIJ. ali!!S (I( 11- •1111111e IDler• U1J aad ........ IIJ' B viewed lithe l1olepllal ~ • PI' 'f"l and Wedlleod11 by lfn. K11J1. lliim P. , • 7 fl .u, •!I leon Varmaut, Dlr rtw fl 1!a- 1111 ...- 1!11 ..... - lflai!JU .,. ••-..,... a:"" ~ .;:J&Jl • blr ..........- ... ..,.,. ;::""' Mr. and Mn. Joe Wood Mr. IIIII Mn. L. B. Ill~ ~ fl!Ndy 1 Santa, Pallia, Calif., vlllted IJid brather It . _ ~a~IJII f:nh~a.:'flnt cbll4 a Hervtn Llevlng, Mason. DUnel, bet- 1 PJD. IJid ' filii. Mr. and Mrs. Pelrl lhe wu foCCJIII!IIIDIIII 'dlnplw, Allllle n., Ttte pte~~~~~er P~ JVRY - WWlam f»- p.m. EDT. and Mre. Ruth CUndiff. by her dluglrter, Kim, ,_,,.. ~~ Cll1liCI llrl wu car Adkins, Gerald L. fl'lelds, ----• Mre. Albert DuekWooth bad epenllwo waeka with born :;;;j' lul1 tl 11 lfells Loa Blanch BlefiiJr, James '1'0 I!IIIT 'ftJaDAY rewlluth"""'-b lfandparenla. Memorial Jfn. J<!nn.lfl>gg, Bealrtee w. Blacl:. CAll BECOVERED Tbt Melp ' HI er• .... """"' Mr. llld Mre. Pearl McCbrlda Au ' · lbo • •...:.. •-•Iva Mae !Iowen, Guy I 'will'__. Chart.., and lhelr flllllllet Mr. David Milia IJlODI Wed. "' '" Maw .,_ - - · PT. PLEASANT- Jurors for Ferry; Worthy Flelcher, Apple Troy Sayre, Jim Dabney, !roo- PT. PLEASAN'I' - An abaD- Slalera Ill M~ Rittmu. at Buckeye LUt wtlll Gr~ are Mr. and lbo S.ptemhor term Ill Mason Grove; Coklpe District, Oman 1ene llerdman Metie F. Met· vebicla, apporelliiJ ttoJ. "-lay "' .I!JI Aacuot I Ill Clarence Munu!w of Rev. llld Mre. Delbert 8. Milia. Mn. liOIMd .....In 8lld Mr. County Cirelli! Court were NeweU, Route 2 Leon; Coop- tlo, Smith McCaUIInnd. Paul en, WU dilcovered parked liOIU' the llall. ville, former local relldelll, Tiley a11o vllited Mlaa Aprtlllld :Mn. Dw!PI Keantdy. Tile draWII Sato~Uy by , jury eom- er DiSirlct. Lala Stone, Route 2 Stewart, William D. Brown, Jo lied friends heft receDtly. Teafcrd at the Metbodlll C.IIIP Mre~.:arluareall~ mladonen, Nedra W. Jllllel lllld Leon; Graham Dlsb1ct, D. M. Johnson, Glenna Baird, Inez Mr. and Mre. Robert lftlUDda at Lancaater. cal · ' Ollie Cj &uJII. Adams, Jr., New Haven, Nora Mae Fowler, Eulah Park, Wi~ and family of Johnstown 8uDday auaete of Mrs. Mar, • Grand jurors wiU report for Stull, Letart Route I; Hannan liam Absten, PhyDts Hesson, ed hil pare"", Mr. IJid Mra. Hubbard were Mr. and Mre. JHIIiRTAIN I'RIBNDI duty .., September J and pelil District, Russell Earl Terry, MOI'J' Jo Blain, Lelia Turner Howard Largoat. Ron Stewart, RoU!t and JIUdy Lul lolaaday aven1nJ Mn. jurors on September lllh. Alhloo, Flo Starkey, Glfllwood; Blain, Carl Spencer. Paul Pick. Mr. and Mre. E. E. HaymaD MI. VOI'IIOII, Mr. and Mn. B.lnlfl Vu .Me!n antertaJn. GRAND JURY Arbuckle Lewis DiStrict, Clarenoe Dono- ens, Rufus Hill, Jesse. Abe I, spent SUnday In Ravenawoocl. Robert Slntarl and children of eel. MYeral frlendl with a Stan- District, Pretton Andersoo, hue, MI. VemOB Avenue, Gor· John Robert S.brell, Bert Hess, . W. Va., with Mr. and Mrs. Mtnemllle. ley parly at bor home 011 Main Beech HID; Clendenin Dlltrlct, don Blessing, OIJlo River Road, BUlle Steele, Eunice BeUer, Robert Holstein IJid famUy. Mre. lAura Sayre, of MI. street. Gamea were played dtJI'o Worthy B. Peanan, Gallipolis Edward Jackson, Jefferson Garnett Roosh, Edward Powell, MONDAY Beulah Slact spent a day Sterlln& visited Saturday wlib lug lbe evening and refretb. Blvd.; Robinson DiStrict, Be1- Curtis Bailes, Robert Fllland, with Jennie Potta. her lister and brother-In-law, menlo olllndwic:bet, cupcakes, sle Musgrave, Old Town Road; Thelma Scally, Lois M. Thayer, TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Mn. Eva Armenlrout o I Mr. and Mrs. James Quiet. coif" and tool old - • IIIII'V• the Rutland Elementary schoola Union DiStrict, Ada Bennett, Roy Krebs, Mabel Morgan, roea, w. Va., was Sunday villi- AI Shively of Newark aDd ed. Tbcae attondln' were !Ira. are on a two weelta trip through Leon Route 3; Waggener Dis-- Herman Stooe, Maye Smith, Lo WE GM or of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fred ifaymaD of LoDg Bottom Ada Van Meter and Mre. Le- Maine and olber Ne~ England trict, Edward Perry, Mason, is Pullin, Frank Henson, Cath· Cumningham. viNied Mr. llld Mre. E. E. Hay. Ia V&D Meter of Cheater, Mn. elates and then will journey erine MilcheU, Dora Abbott, He Mrs. Don Sheela and Don 'lbelma if¥sell, ilfrll. Reva through C~a to Nova Scolia. 1\ln. Dolph Ry..u. st.el H. Shank. Pete Duncan, Miller of Columbus visited with . Mr. IJid Mn. Llge Shleldll Snowtleu, Mn. Bealrlct Bmlth, Sabra Canaday Is spending a Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J . Stru- Lester Corrick, Louise Crow, their grandpereol8 Mr. and visited Sunday with 111r and Mrs. Ethel Nelson, Mrs. J ... week with her cousin, Cheryl ble of Middleport were Wednes- William Logan McKinney CieMn. Llge Shields.' Mrs Joe Proffit at Mt tie Molden, Mrs. Jessie Gru... Niday, IJid Mrs. and Mrs. Fer· day evening visitors of Mr. and on Cadle. ' Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wright vi&- ~Weese of Columbus spent er, Mrs. Newton Carpenter, reD Niday of Galllpolis. Mrs. Bill Williamsoo. _ lied hit' brother, Mart Wright, 1 with hi! parents, Mr8. Maxine Dyer, all local, Mrs. E. F. Mills of Syracuse Mrs. Thelma Hysetr v~ _,._ ...,._ _ _ _ __ 1111 of Marietta, who is recovering and Mrs. Carl B. Weese. Mrs. Jean Brattoo, Middleport, l(lelll a weelt with her daughl· with her parents, Mr. and ~ ., *' K M '" Mi: ~ 1 from an iltne... Sharon Sue Cottrill and Judy who was the demoostrator of er, Mr. and Mrs. 0. 0. Patter· Mrs. Charles Ebersbach, PornWeekend gueal8 of Mr. and Folmer have returned home af· the Slanley goods and the hos- soo and her grandc:blldren, Mr. eroy, Tueaday evening. . -~; 1h ....u. i .... rA,IN . . . _.. __ Mrs. Edlsoa llubbard were let attending aenior high chur. te&a, Mrs. Purl Vu Meter. and Mn. Paul Patterson, ROI· Mrs. Bertha Amos recently ~· ••••"' their .... IJid dJughter_. in ·laW confere!IC<! at Muskingum BOIJNS HOST AT DINNER anne, Jeff aod Ray and Mr. aod spent a weekend with Mr. and ~ Mr. and Mh. M. S. VIctors Collep 11 New Concord. Ml'l. Juet Bolin was hostess Mn. Harold Dewhurst, Andrea, Mrs. Cush Johnston of Bred- ll ~ and Eddie; Mr. IJid Mro. T. L. to a dinner party Saturday ev- Robin and Kim. bury. Lipscomb, Carl and Jameo. lllld Anna Grace Oller has re- ening at the Bolin home on Mrs. Edna RusseU aceompan- · Mrs. Thelma Hysell and Mrs. i Donald E. Buchanan, Betty hio brother and Jlalet-tn-law, turned home after spending a North Main Street. Mr. and loci Mrs. Laa1il! Erwin of Mid- hila Husen attended a C. B. , J. Buchanan to Edna K. Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Upscomb with her daughter and ~- W. E. Brown of Newark, dleporl to ~ytoo and to Mf. uxiliary meeting at the hnme \art. 3.9 acres, Olive. and Stevie. son-in-law, Ilk aad Mrs. D~· ~· were demonatratora of a omisburg, Ohio, where lher vlo- of Mrs. Freeman Enoch In Sy· ! Daniel c. Hartinger, dec. to Guesll of Mr. and Mn. J. C. Brown and family at~ slainleso alee! ware, Thoae at. lied with Mr. aad Mrs. William racuse. ;Josephine Hartinger, Bessie Ferrell were lbelr son and dau- oral WeDs, W. Va. Mre. 01ler lending lhe dinner were Mr. BurreD and falDlly. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Snow- ] Hartinger, cert. for trans., Mid· ghler • In • law, Mr. and Mrs. is recuperating from a broken and Mn. Bruce May, Mr. and Mlas Marlene Hollman den, Steve and Carol Annette. 1 dleport. 8 Mrs. Howard Blrchfleld, Mr. 1963 graduate of Rutland' high of GaiUpolls were Sunday visit· I Elizabeth H. Hartinger, ana Frank Ferrell of Chlrlesloo, S: ankle. -::. Paul Pierce has secured eDJ. and Mrs. Carl Morrla, Mre. school 18 e 1 ed in Colum- ors of his parents, Mr. and Bessie 8aJi1uger to Josephine Mr. and Mre. IAWl'I!IIC!e Grue- ployment in MI. Vernon and Donna Jean Nelson, Mra. Judy bus She s with Mrs. Roy Snowden. They came 1 Hartinger, lots, Middleport. oer and_ claugb!n of Penateola, went there Monday. Snowder. and Mrs. Janet Bollll. her' :. Mr. and Mrs. Les· to return home their sons, Lar-[ D. Mae Pickell to Frank G. Fla., VISited hla parenls, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl McBr~. Mrs. Bolin 811tertalnad the chU· 11 : " Lan IDe. lry and Garry, wbo have been! Burson, Elvira M. Burson, m and Mrs. Norman Graeser, Mrs. Ruth Curulilf! Mrs. Vlrg_ll dren of the guesll with a wten. •Bet ~~ a ~962 &raduate visiting with their grandparents Iacres, Bedford. , 00 , and grandmotiler, Mra. I· Teaford and Suzt, and lhelf er roast on the lawn. Chlld· of R ~and b sch 1 who is the past week. Steve re-I Phoebe Lee to Bonnie M. nez· Ewing. The latter Mrs. bouse guesl8, Mr. and Mrs. Joe ren attending were Jimmy and emp~od by ~ Bell Tel- malned for a visit. Whittington, Life Estate. Mid· Grueser Ia recuperating from Wond of Santa Paula, Callforn- Robbie BU'Chfieid, Jim llld ephone company in Columbus, Rogel' Davis, son of Mr. and dleport. re"""l surgery at Holzer Jw&. la, were supper guests ot Mr. Mark Morru, Steve and Gary spent the weekend with her Mrs. Kenneth Davis. fractured Raymond L. Ev''"'· Executor oltal.. and Mrs. Ralph Badgley at Nelson, Bobby, Lynn, Rosemary grandmother, Mrs. Bertha Jan- his arm in a bicycle accident Maxine M. Add!esbuge to Mr. Wllllam Holmes lllld Mr. Tuppers pt~ns. and Tndd Snowden, and Brenda- ey and Ml'. and Mr&. Dallas at hishome. T . A. Downie, Executor, AIMr.~('Mrs. Frank Crew Brent and Ricky BoOn. J nd hlld · , bert N Bengel dec to William J03 IJid I I of Warren were the M.UORE'ITES AT CAMP •;;;;. ~-~ G r~ Is spending Suey Parker attended the Lehew: Marga~et Lehew lots. paren18, Mr. and The Ratlllld High School ma· oeveral ~ 8 ,.';~ her cousin, Shuler reumon at Forked Run Pomeroy. ' 1 A. H. Durst, jarellel are at Austin Peay Col· Mr. and ~- Arthur Haacht, Lake Sunday as the guest of John William Brown, Mylr·ll Mr. and Mro. Robert Snowden lege, Clarksvllle, Tenn. While the Ch 1 tieS 'th nd Farrell Shuler, Pomeroy. I ville Brown to Pauline M family vlalted her aunt, at the week's itay they will former or 0 m• ' 1 Robert Musser and son, Tim- kins 21 acre Rutland · Leona Walton of Portland, attend varioua clauu and son of Eleanor, W. Va. · my.- of Columbus spent a week- ~xine M "Addlesburger to Sunday. ~ In marcblng, twlrllng Joo Boyd and son, Charles end with his mother, Mr. and Stsnley W. Addlesburger, lots, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weav- and field eonductlnr. The glrla, Luther, and grandson, J o e y Mrs. Earl King. Middleport. ver, Jr. entertained SUnday Coanee Williams, drum major, Powell of Pomeroy visited his Mr. and Mrs. Homer Parker Alice Weber Dodson to Billy with a birthday dlDner honor. Linda Lathy, Caro, !l'loccari, sister, Mrs. SL. Bryant and visited Sunday with his father, Windon, Lela Ann Windon, y4A. lng tbeir son, Michael. Mrs. Shirley Dugan and NIIIXly Pope, Mr. and Mrs. Arza Bryant. Mr. Peerl Parker .and MIss Citester. Roy Winebrenner and son, wn. were tranaported by the band Mrs. Myrtle warren and her Maude Creel of near Chester. ! - - -- - -- - - -!lam Gordoo were Kl!•sts. director, Roger Roush, wbo re- sister, Mrs. Mary Sherron of MISs Debbie May, daughter Mr. Chart~ Neuman, Sr. Is mained there for the week. of Middleport and Mrs. Eva of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce May, ts the result of an automt1bile vilitfng with his granddaught. CUB fiCOUT PICNIC Bryant of Wichita Falla, TeUs, visitlog with her aunt and un-lacddenl. Mr. and Mrs. Sam er, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Buck- Raliand Cub Scout Padl held were at Mrs. Harrlton Bent· cte, Mr. and Mra. Carrol Snow- Smith, local, are grandparents. ley at Reedn'llle. Ill family plcnle at the Rutland ley'o home SUnday. den and Larry, Gary, and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce May and Week and guest of Mr. and Park July 25. After a potludl Mr. and Mrs. BW Larkin of Annette, Gallipolis. Mike were business visitors Mrs. Pearl McBride was Mlu dinner, games and COllletta were Hannibal Ohio visited with sev· Miss Dee Thomas, who Gallipolis, Monday. They also Rbonda HyaeU of Middleport. held. llurlllg tbe program Nor- eraJ famitla Ibis area over sides in Columbus, and is em- visited with l\4r. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. HaymaD IliaD llouJh and Steven Hawil: tbe weekend. . played there, spent a weekend roll ~owden and family . The (By The P11ce) spent Thursday at Lore City were presented their Bobcat Mrs. Qllh Johnston 1s vtsttug with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mays daughter, DebbJe, l'lcklo I l'lmonto Olivo with Mr. IJid Mrs. H.P. Gall· pinl. Seoull and their familia with Mrs. Marte Wllkinoon of Ed Thomas and Kathy. Bologna Maca-t I oh 11 away. attending nre Terry a-ge, canton tills WMII. Weekend visitors of Mr. and Mr. ancl Mn. VIctor Counts Mr. and Mrs. Fred Georse, Gar- Sammy ~ ts lmprpvtng Mrs. Marvin Morris of IJid flmlly, Mrs. llene Hayes ry, Ricky and Randy; Bobby at home from an attack of were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moc· of Lorain, were weekend visit. Buell, Mr. and Mrs. Raber! acute appendicitis suHered ear- Is, VIctor and Bryan, of Newora of Mn. Eva Thoma. Sun- Bladl, Lomie; Steve Hoffman, Jier Ibis summer. are, Jack Morris, who was reLb gueota were Mr. and Mre. Mr. and Mrt. Dana Hllffman; Ray Williams, who Injured cenlly dischargod from the I Salzer and family of Ra· Bobby Snowdfll, Mr. and Mrs. hiJ foot while working on a coo- vice at Fort Riley, Knas., and I cine, Mr. lllld Mrs. Nlal Salser Robert Snowdfll, Lynn, llole- structlon job, hu hla foot In a Mr. and Mrs. Carl Morris, Jim, Morton'sFntn~~ Great Bend and Mr. and mary and Tood; Jim Morrla, cast and Is Improving at hil Mark and John. Mrs. BID Harden and Tamara, Mr. and Mn. Clrl Morris, Mart home. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey O'Dell and John; Randy Willlama, Mr. Mr. IJid Mn. Carl iJy8eD and and children are moving from Mr. and Mrs. Pat Patter- and Mrs. Mn.ltonald WOHAma, Mr. and Mrs. Harold if¥sell, tlie 1Jy101l property on Main Cindy and Debbie An • Unda; Randy Sprouse, Mr. and Donald and Guy, attended a Street to the Marklns property Plcketis, ¥lslted with his Pill'· Mn. Cal'l'ln , Sprouae, Letty, C. B. Roundup picnic In Colum- on North Main Street. llrawberry ury Mr. and Mrs. Corbell Pat. Andy; Don Hayeo, Mr. and bus 1aa1 week. Mrs. Ethel Nelson returned l01ulor 49c at ~lnnd', W. Va. Mn. W. R. lfayet and chUd- M 111 Pennee WUIIams Is Mrs. Jennie Bryant home from were aceompanled llome reo; Norman Roush, Mr. and spendinJ a week with Sally Meigs General hospital where children, Jeanie and Mn. Roger 111mb, Vlanne, Va- Williamo and Mr. and Mrs. she has been confined for sev22-os. 1BO~y~_w'!lbo had openl a week rtna; Jimmy Birchfield, Mr. Pearl Wllliamt and Cheryl of eral weeks. witlt grandpereots. and Mrs. Howard Birchfield, Harrisonville. Mr. and Mrs. James Nicholfiow, .your plumber or Mr. and Mrs. CharleS Neu- Robbie; Eddie Ramsburg, Mr. Kenny Hysell of the Jays aon and son, Ronald, were in appliance deeler oilers a $25 trade-In allowance IJid Sllarlee, aceompan- and Mre. Harold Ramsburg and and MFjorle Burt o !Pomeroy Columbus Thursday to attend whep you change from ted by Mra. M. . .l Moore of cblklren; Billy Nicbolsoo, Mr. were tn Huntington, W. Va., to lhe funeral of her cousin, Arlh· flame-type to a new Parkersburg, W. Va., have re- Mite, Ronnie Harrison, Mr. attend the Dick Clart Star Time ur Burchfield. tumid home afler .upendlnc and Mre. Ernest NJrbol1011 IJid Show. Mr. and Mrs. William J . !lf!!'!lll.!! Quick Rl!tlCMIY electric water heater. two weeki vialtinc with Mre. and Mra. Clyde Harrlaon IJid Jim Grahm and Carl lly10D, Smith have named their new Don't walt. Save now! Netllllllll'a molber, Mra. Annie cblldren, Steve Hawlt IIIII lfl1ld Jr., were recent buslntu vlalt- daughter, C.rla Sue. They are Thlt oller It far a limited Adamo, lllld ~ brolber and mothers, Mrt. Mande Smith ora Jn Columbus. the parents of another daughter time O!IIYI o1s1er • In • law, Mr. lllld and Mre. Goldie Hawil:, llld Ids Mrs. Mabel Oliver nf MansDarlene and a son, Darrell. Mrs. 100~ eo- Whlto .... wit• ...... ' Mn. Juoa Adame of Delray great grandmolber, lllld II«. Jield ap111t lbe -and with Smith baa been confinod to top. Sizoa 9-ICII>. ...ut.r ,... lleeeh, Fla. Carl Herring, 1Ubo gave the IJe. Mr. and Mrs. Carl HyseD lllld wheel chair for several years Jim BW Oll!er will fa em. vDIIontla. Several 01 tbt CUb IpiJ'!Ii .j11 Columbua 1J11111 the Seoutl bave tompleted awiJD. . . . -. . .. . ··--- . . -- . ---- . . . . IIIII wlih bll llllilhw' AD- mine I "'" at lht Mil!dftpirt . . . Low :..,~~wit"=:~ 11: : llielr _• 11 ·'/The Careful Fisherman Price ':!:.,~.~~ Se _.. Term Jurors _Are Drawn By CommJSSIOners .• • 1 llplt . . Ia, 1• -iL MAiiiiiE Mortab. weekend Property Transfers ,; • 1 $,... ..... ... IUSIELIII'I Apple Sauce 30J$ •••• I ':::''!weekend J:• Royal Prilce PEAS Oh;:' ' I • -C?J 8 ........ TREET I 1•• Luncheon Meats bt ~~~:~~~~v~isli'ti~·ng=wti'ithiiithi]e;S~n;ow;d;e;ns~.i WATER HEATER PROBLEMS? Trade-in your trouble now for •251 PIES llu•• ,••.. ....... Striped Top SOCII . ------ make a candidate well-known in I almost all season." ~awa..mWMII with AND . a s. !be JiliN In other pmes, lbt Pblladelo pbla 1'hllllea dropped lbt St. Louis Cardinala IDeo lblrd placll by sweeping a douhleiJepder, 7-3 IJid i-Z, the Clllctnn~tl Redl won IWO games fram lbe pm.. burgh Plrala, 6-2 and 4-1 IIIII tbe San Francisco Glanll downo ~~ Chicago Cubl ~1 Ia lO ~··• I ~ I N"' I PL&N , , . .,.,,.., . . . . M F PT. PLMIAN1' - .... . . .... r IF =:' tilt Milwaukee Br81'tl tdp!l wnHF/14e- Alba~ ~ Society NeW8 Roa'er Quiaeaberry aDd!~-....- - - Jf&!'!Uy· I~ -'~. w~- By Vallet! Pt-us Jalemallona! By TIM MOIUARTY Po,..n, Jom OnlnD lllld pitcJ>. Nalloul WJIIO Major liP! llplrll Wrtt.r et Steve Barber. Player Clu~ G AB R H Pel. rl 11y Uallod PreN IDIBJw::!l""'' BnebtU oJ11 • limen lnelat The Cblmlgq Wldle Sol< ~ Groat, St.L Ill 448 61 154 .344 ATLANTA lUI n _A no milNalleul 1.0apo Babe Ruth hid man Jlllllll' malnod HOOnd In the Amerk:an Clemente. Pitt 100 392 53 131 .334 . by w. r.. rcc. 011 11sm IJid Joe J)!Uaplo hid a League race, 7~ games back T.Davis, LA . 95 352 41 115 .m : libel A~~~r< ':e~ tv;" ~ 1AJo AliCeloo f6 a .6011 .. bit Jilin polte, yet M1eUJ Man- of lbe Yankret, by blutiDg the Gonzalez, Phil 109 403 00 129 .320 rg•a . c a Y 5111! Francllm 11 41 .1e4 ~ Ue pciOIOIIIU the 1181111 f111r fOr Lot ADgeJeo Angelo, ..1; KenAaron, Mil 111 439 Bl 139 .317 :~Ill P::'': !\:'~:.~\ =~ st. Loula 62 41 .ee 1 lbo dralliat!e lbel marked lbe SIS ,S~...~..~beiMinneted ~~,!' Pmson, Cm 113 453 70 142 .313 1 tod Chicago f6 118 .fll '114! careen of bll New Yort Yanlree 2; ,........,_ ~ ..., -""6"· While, S!.L lll 452 Ill 141 .312 ;,~is· suit waa sparked by a Cinel••tll 10 11 .Ul 1 prA on. 7-6! and Clnveland odged D6- Bob Prukey lllld Joe Nuxball Kuenn, SF . 75 251 if1 18 ·311 Post article last March called Pblladelpbla 61 II .Ill I You'd bavt to~ btdl to the !roll, H, after losing the opell· YclJ pitched complet, games Williams, Ch• 108 41ft 64 1.28 .308 "The Story of .a College Football Milwaukee It/ II .110110141 Baht IJid llle Dl 111811 to com- er, 2-D. 111M IJid for lba Reds. Purkey got IIIII Torre, Mil 98 343 41 101 .31!3 Fix." Pittsburgh Ill N ,4811 U pare the ovetlon Mantle ,.. Jolmny Podres, a er b1ttlns IUpporl from Franll American League . . Houotoo G 111 .173 • celvod from II,Gl511 faDI at VIII- JIGger Crllg, I looer bave Dille lllson drov In lbret Cstrzmski, !los 102 3!10 64 129 .331 The tr•al will get under way In New YO!it 14 Ill lOll :llll tee stadium SUnday when lie In common 1Dd"1 - except tor Rob ' wbo e Kaline Det 100 401 67 125 .312 the courtroom of Judge LeWIS llalarY1' _ . lllllde Ids flnl appeuanco In a few tears of regret. rtliiB,, and IOOide Tom llarpor Roll~. Min. 112 346 53 loti .312 Morgan .. Piclure !~king and Milwaukee 10 N;. York T two llllllllhs u I plneb bitter Podres, who Ia uled to win- aided Nu:o:ball'a 11111118 wltll a Malrone, &s. 105 4115 ~ 121 .306 broodcasllng of the tml proceed- st. ~ T Pblladelphil 0 Ill the econd came of a doubJ&. nlng, eame wltbln three Otlla of two-run homer, , brenner after J.ewell had day fo the high school league Pearson, LA 101 405 58 123 .3!M i mgs were forbidden.' San Francisco t Oticlgo 1 header apln.t the Baltimore a J10obitter when he hurled the • • • • • • • • • • • • ed on a wild pltch. championship. Wagner, LA 109 405 56 123 .304 A 12·~~n jury :" 11h two alter· Pittsburgh 1 Clnebmatl 4 Orlolel. Los Angela Dodgers to a ~ ; . ! With one away' porlsider Pomeroy 420 000 0 -6 6 2 Geiger' Bos 78 250 49 74 .2961~~' :ll~g InI : ~ec~ I~ I~ Loo Allgefa I Hoaalon 0 . Tile applaule reerbed a deaf. triump over the lfllulon Colli • Phil Swindell was brought m 99 399 55 117 .293 , a c • pr 0 ~c ~ 11oaoo11o flllnc cren•do seconds later SUnday Dlgbt. Jolmny Temple : o : 102 103 x-7 5 3 Causey, KC to pitch to ieflhanded batte Syracuse Hrshbrgr, Chi. WI 310 46 88 .:19!! be!ed Butts when 11 &aid that tbe Cincinntll 5 Piltlbargb 2, tal when MfPiy MJdley, Iller opened lhe bottom of the ninth • • Bobby Crow. Crow also drew Swindell, Simpson (3), Swin- . Smith, Bol 96 293 41 85 .285 1forme~ alhlel~c director ~·~ Cincinnlli 4 Piltlburgh I, lind 1oot1nc at a called flnl 11r11re, with a ground atngle to ruin the • • 8 walk to set the stage for a dell 16), Simpson (6) (LP), Home Runo I away 1•nformallo;:..o~ key~ I!'~ San Francisco I C!i<qo 1, Ill bluted a ·alld.- by Balllmare no-1111 bid and after Pudres bit • 01 A • two run single by Gary Jenkins and Werry. Baker and Wine-, Nolloul League foolba 1 plays a orma 1001 _ innings IOUtherpaw George 11nme1 ineo Jlab Aip1'1>1110111e, Larry Sherry : thai gave Syracuse its first 1 brenner. McCovey, Giants :!2 : Aaron, I riVal c;c~~~l tBryanlo~~Philadelphia 7 st. IAlull 3, lit 1be left field lllllilt eo lie the came In eo retire the Colli. • ICO'V lead. Braves 31: Mays, Giants 27: bam'.. ne 'oryC: II!Jr Philalielphla I st. IAlull I, lind IIClOI'e at ~D In the aenalh Craig, wbo bas learned how : I peda, Giant.s 20; While, Cards 19. lanla msurance man II" • Milwaukee 1 New York I fllnlnl. to looe since joining lhe New • • • • • • • • • Pomeroy grabbed the lead I Amerlcaa League nell as saymg he was accidental- Los Allgelet 4 Jloooloo 0, night The Yankeat W811l 011 to win York Mell, bas a lot more reaIn the first while picking up Allison, Twins 25: Killbrew, iy oon?ected mto a telephone conMoodaJ'J PI '1'4a Plldora UJe game, 11·10, in the loth 011 8011 to tty after 1y1ns 1 Nation___... four runo on a smgle by Den~IS I Twins 25: Stuart, Red So• 23: versati~n that took place ~ San Franc!...,, Marlchal !IT-Ill a plllc• oaerlflce fly by YoJI al League .reoord by dropping Moore and a double by Swm· Battey, Twins and Wagner, An· Butts m Allants and Dry vs. Houston, Brown (+Ill. Berra l1ld pin a split of the Ids 18th consecutive game. dell, plus two bases on balls, gels 21. I Tuscaloosa, AlB. The:~~~.:- <Only game ..beduledJ twin bW. The Orlolel woo the Craig produced his own downand an error. R 8 lletl 1n versabon, the Post . • Tuesd-'a Gamel • • - - by Jolm .,,. - · •·-·"' · · p om- ' • -, York, night opener, 7.., 011 ,.,...,,.. '"" ~'"' a ~....,.Dg error u In the second mn1ng National ... League-Aaron, Braves took Plac e Sept. 13' 11162 ' rune st. Louis at New eroy scored its other two runs Wee= llporla=~ al 93 . White Cards 78· Santo Ouba l days belore the Georgla-:"bama Cincinnati at Philadelplda, 2, twl· oxblbltl0111, Balllmore playo PhD· when Moore banged oot a sin· By V pI • 74: MC0:vey Gian~ 73 • Bo,er game In Birmingham, e opeD· night . 0tf'S g!e with two away and SimpfialorUJ .C.:rds '12, . •. _' .ing oonte.l for both teams. Milwaukee at Plltlllargh, night rl adelphia at Herabey. Pa.: CIJI. eap New Y<Ht at Ilblct, son and Swindell lashed back . K~~~ =~~;!,-:; American Leagu...stuarl, Red !;!;t'~ ~th;"'~ Los Angeiel at Otleago . N.Y.; Detroit hoots Cleveland; 11 victory by capturing tbe $00,000 Sox between Butta and arrant. San night Green Bay faceo Pittsburgh at added Whitney Stakeo at Sora- ner. nge ea • ' These are expected to f1gure A~ P Miami, Fla., and lllhmesota IUea HEATS.COOLS • toga. 64: Maiwne, Red Sox 61, prominently Ill the trial , "· L. rcc. GB 011 San Franctaeo at Portlond, Pennel Set~ Stghtll _ Plle!Jlng Alsbama was a 17.polnt favor- New York II lit .I3IJ • • rJ Ore. 7 On 17-F'oot .lump CBICAGO-Caody Spots, 1963'81 National Leagu':Maloney, Red ile In the game and won, 31Hl. Chicago ~ .Mil IIJ t1llHM .._ IDfonalloaal 61 top money-winning horse, acor<d : 17-3; x-Porranoski, Dodgers l0-2, Both Butta and Bryant Issue Baltimre 6t 51 M8 I LONDON <UP!)- John Pen· 18 4.,. !eogtb triumph in the filii,· ' x-Koufax, Dodgers IH; Mancha! bealel! denials of the PolllsiA>ry Minnesota 59 59 .51111 The -.11.1 of lba JOliNSTON 8'I'ILL CIU1'ICAL 1111 365 .,... • .,_ net of Northeast Louisiana State 833 Arlington Classic at Arlington Giants 17-5; McBean, Pirates 10- 1and both filed muill-miDion dollar Bolton 54 64 .100 l~ll W League 1 IV"JJC .' WASIIINGTON (IJPII-Erle A. CoUege set his sights on his- ' Park. J;. I libel 'Ill Brylmt's suit against Cleveland 54 5I .ta le'Al tloa pmeo lndioat.l 1ldo lory's first 17-foot pole vault ~ _ AmeriCilll League-Radatz, Red I tbe ~~ Publishing Compaoy Loo Angeles · 54 110 .~4 1'114! bt a touch year lor the Jobastoa, ,..eoident of lbe Jofoilnn ••• 1 1 IIWA " " ' . I .jl' III day and the Umted States mens LONDON-The us men's track Sox 12-2; Ford, Yank& 16-5; Bou. as filed as a separate I Kansas City 49 59 .454 111!1 tioga. Pldure Auocitllon o1 .&merlct, -. track and field team sought to team ran up a i 1~ lead over l ton, Yanks 14-ll; Pizarro, White :,zme w . : Detroit 411 110 .04 211l The Xanw Clt1 Chlelt remained In "quite erltlcaiN """" q .' roD up the score in its duel Britain in the opening day of ' Sox t:HI: Downing, Yanks 7-3. 1 I' WIIBhiogton 40 6f ,36'13t <bamplnn Dallat Teunll and dilloo today, a George Waebiug-1-------........ IA)IJ Bospllal ....... aaid. meet with BritO\in. their mset. The American women I I . SolurU1'• Rolallo R'lllloa 01len, l!'.ulerD The Yanks gained a com- trailed 211-27 I Detroit 7 Cleveland 5 lillllts, wert aurpriaed Ia manding 61-44 advantage in the . .I New Yort a Baltimore I AFL'o flret pre ...... ell!lbeoll opening day's activity of I h e- NEW YORK-Coban Jose Sta.l e00 Washington s Boston 4 Sallriay Dlghl twiH!ay meet Saturday, ~. d ble, second-ranked welterweight Minnesota 7 Kan&as City I Paul Lowe, w bo 011 MEN-WOMEN they were expected to contmue contaoder, outpointed Stanley rJ Chicago 5 1o1 Angel.. e lhe 1l!6Z .....,. with 1 brvl.oall their domination In IDday's fl. CK!ttenl Hayward In a 10-round llallday'a Ronlla ann as San Diego reeled !o a nal 10 events. Some hope was bout. Baltimore T New York I, lit 4-10 .....,.... ....-ed twice agalaot:ll even being held oollor the U.S. New Yort 11 Baltimore eo, lnd, 1ansu ~ the Ciwaere 11 women to overcome a 211-27 del· Suuy Mrs Edith Osborne anc1 Mrs. . . UPI) p t 10 Innings owept to a 1&-14 .....,_and their I · nd eo . ·--• wiD wRI>-11 c1t a capture their I'Irst ST. PAUL, Minn. - Jack Rule Virgie. Mora of Pomeroy spent Cmc1DI18ti h( N 11 - 1 Lee ge Washmgtoo T •~~· •• 18th ......,,,. abibltloa f th I E I Rose wants I e a ooa a • •-.. •·-• o 1 t ...... · mee o e uropean our. .Jr. won hiS first professional golf Sunday evening with Mrs AI· · Detroit 2 c,.•...,.. . s JJU1 defeat since the leaguo waa 1 the year a ward Ci I . · · ue Rookie o 1 nd 3 Detr•t 2 2nd tourney Wlt.b a 112-under par 2211 Ice Dodson, Mr. and Mrs. Ev- d h ily for the Cincinnati eve a .' • founded four yean ago. START ON VOY .\GI! in the $35,000 St. Paul Opeo. erett Milhoan were dinner ~pr..ks as if his tooghest Kansu City 6 Mm-a ~.... lloolde quarterbact Mt;=~ll guests on Tue!!day. · 'ti0n rna collll! from Cle...,iand at a.-, "'6"' Slaughter o1 Louildllll POOLE HARPOUR, Eng. IUP!I MILWAUKEE - Kathy Whll- Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Salser of compell T yHarpe~ i1Jrew two loudlclownl In Del>·ll -Five meo and a girl departed ' worth won the 112.500 Milwaukee IRacine were dinner guests of ta~mma~ g and alert cates that Role, Indeed, hu ..... ll'l·10 upoel of lloulloP. on a planned three-year voyage Jaycee Women's Open Golf tour- Mr and Mrs Maynard Bahr arper ~ •:ggm ided th~ the Inside track to the award LINCOLN IIRVICI, Da!Jt. t42 8 .around the world aboard a 16-ton, I nament by seven strokes with a and Billy The· occasion was the ness on .~ e ~~ _prov in because he has been to the Tbl OelrJend Raidln, !lllnolt stEel-hulled ketch SUnday night. !!116. birthday," of Mrs. Salser and Reds w• nd 8 f elf ~innall plate 200 limel mora thu Bar· anopped a IS-game loliDtl I am YOI'l' much lnterellled. PI- Mll4 me ablol~ 1wo incbur h per. 0 FREE (1) A 1111 of U. s. Govermneot 1IOIIIlltlt!o and ialal' The girl is pop-singer Pauta l _ Billy the seco by bealini -.., Ill tile ies; 00 lliformatlon 011 how eo qualif1D a u: a. Gsu•a Dalby, 17. Her father, Donald SOUTH ORANGE, N.J.-Gene M;. and Mrs. Art Kasper of VIctories over the p tts g Rose has been up officially pme of llle 11111lt 10111011, meat Job. Dalby, 49, Is owner and skipper Scott delealed Marlin Rieesen, Columbus VJSited Wedne!!day P~raiesNS:'~i' h led four 4181lmes and bas 21 ellra base ed tho Patrlo!a, lll-17, or the ketch lpara. The crew ill 6-4, 8-4, 6-4 to win the Eastem with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. _Joe ua : 1 wi~rin ni ht: hits, including three homers, rour aMbJtim gama are Name ·~···••••••·····-····----···· AI' rounded out by four young bache- I Grass court m<n's singles tennis M. L. Bahr hiller for k h d !at· and 10 stolen btsea. lap 'unt waobad _ ~1treet .••••••••••••••••••••• - ... - • • Pllou •• - ,.. .... Openin• Today Rotlan . . d .' F. Q!" berry llpeul .... Ill ••nl'!n-ll>la•, Mr. Ill d 1J111111 ' O } YanksSplit1'ith- rioes A .~Niiri'NleGS· Sunday; .lln.l.wers 1'in,4-0 '.IJ ,.,., .. ·• DIIIJ !le~ Jlbmcro,rJIIddleport, 0., Aug••• INS-I Middleport All- Stars Playing In Wellston Championship Match Tonight' Manager Woody Call WID boer lbrlller, U In the . . . .IIIla ll'ructli. ..... '1'111 --'1 Olllr 1111 ad1l! Ill!&_,.. going after hil fourdl ehamplon- 11x Jminp, lhua •ttl!!& up !be ICICII fllllled JJ, ' 'llllllld p Dill ,...••, lfe!l all Bill Haektlt l'flllftll "'mme· ship In WeUston Southeastern cbampiooahip maleh ~ween1101111, ~~~~-. P"t vP ·11n1 ~ ~ ,& a.tllllllll 1111 '1111, IIIII bit ~ Ohio UIUe Base's baD Tourt111- Middleport llld lrontlm. (:hllll. 11npw, lllld ll1owed • r b L _ liP me~~t Monday wbeo his All • eotbe llld Clay will PJ.y a coo- Neltber bid u 111ct ..,wiMaia. liiMol IItke !Co- ....., Willi llllowblf """ Cadle 4!11 Sttrs Iengie wt th Ironton In the solation game i111r1fD8 at e:•. llolh rur• Ill !be llflh - 1 ....., riOid to _ . Ill • fer a.tllltnl!» • .....,. ,...,., flnalo at I p.m Mlcldlepoi1 teams un4er CaD 1lUlled. ...... W, lllld Ill ~ Wilted In lllt IWO IDPSaturday rdght Middleport have woo three ehampionohlps 1 Guy 01111*1 !he llflll """' Ill,_ W.u."l fllrow Wlllp, Cardlf t... ~ lbe aldl In DUlled mighty Chillicothe In the in the air put yean. 1far ailll1ea1he IIIII feMel 8111 NCGild WP hleb, lllld riel IIIII& 1be _ _., l1ld ~ t oeml-flnals - n Bill Hackett The flnl six Innings Satur-1 Kulmw Jlpglod lllrouah ~ b t Ill oil !be coolidlel4 ' - • lbt b!lliam G( lbo pitched two inn ings of perfect day night agalnal Chllltpolbe J ndcldle, but wlllll II 11Gb llk!e *IIIII tf1eJ h II tbta bt bit IDpll. relief baD to win, 2-1, In eight were a peffect standoff be- oad hue oa Doll Wllltr'l flllld. Mn'11 ~. bul !be liD ~ 18 tcrdle innings. tween Middleport• a dimlnutlve et'l c:bolco. w.u.r IIIOIIod to Uo 1111111111 to • 011 . . ·~ tcb ID Clrl DeLater ,S.turday night lrooton junk artist John TanilebDI, and .e.ond 00 • ~ hill, tnd IDitll lUll.- 101 ~·• pa,.y frtiD ldged Clay eownship In anoth- Chillicothe's righthander Keith 1scored oo JIGD Lcwe}¥'1 ..,._ C!ll)f elbor lilt, a llngla In I e • . . •• •• •• . ....... ' IIUIIINAitCI &UAIIAITEED TBQUBLE,fiiEE $EIVICEf OKEY s•LUTESt /. -:; .. _ ...,.. _____ O+m:1Jrla - •BIIIONALII 1 wuki!Jd auto1 Jtt the ~ IUI8II Gl Mr. IJid Diddle lJ!p. Mn. caJ\oin IPI-. Ani:, AD..... I!Dd Mrt. Rar WJ- t~ . . dy, Randy IIlii Belly, . . . llr. Dalla SWMy nf and Mra. r. A. Carpenter of ~ - .Wrllr udu even1n1 Pl. Plealllll, Mrt. Ca1berlna With 1 diPDer. Owls wre Nr. Btllll of Columbllo; Mr. l1ld l1ld Kat 01 · ..... Mn. FniJlll; Carpenter l1ld va., Mr• 1111•. IIIIer Gl lll!ltl!lfteltl, anc1 . ...-. ~ o« Clhettl1NU, IJid Mrs. A. B. Sprouae of , ~~~--~ Z"_-. - 01 .....,,_Monl(loal, W. Va. IJid Mrs, ~ Cotllly __., I tent · WeaV~er, 'ta-j, · LIDd& Sue, tiool. 8lld Mra. 0. 0. · ::::-..:..~ Wtll Drilllnt arra..... ,., U11 Wllllalll o,nta., - .oo hlndto. hil mat<hoo and •laa· nita oDd Cllllll'firea u ~fully · at be would a hundtod dollar rod aJld nol. ,Jiecalioo llo tnowo lha1 nlnl 0111 of ....-; toa fOliO( lliw tre cauoocl by man-he slwl)'l folloiia ln!okey'a AliC's. · w ' ,._, wlto ~ .. ··--:-..,... ., AI.,...,_ -J01 ·4iowa male!Jcoin '-. ) alllhla ..i. Crush aii•1Jc*OI den4 !)Utili an aah traY. Fe - I Evarythlnt c.mpl... Nothing Down 36Months Ta Pay FOREMAN AND ABBOTT Ao Adwsrtiolli Ia Life ••• l•fMh' Rir..lnit AIILETS ,~~~ IDD~ eo-. hateiC' ._ loll doWII .... llaa ..... . . . .r ... �i ( ' • • .. • ... \ .·. SCtling Everything But The Kiichen Sink.? :·W~nt Ads Can Sell It·TOO .Jo.H New8 .a 'nle Harrlamvllle llo)'l galbered ·It the Gl'llllt IIIII lor their July :lrcl PHI'. .. "''""" Epple wu Ill eilara- 1!111 memhen Jli m M a 'II attenttoo on llllklnl plba erhlbll a! the camly falt.Kenneth Cmey, Reporttr. I Iclub Ads Get Results. 1962 IMPALA 6 Pass . St. Wagon . $2,695 ~27 1962 CORY AIR @) 0:00 f' ll • •a• GelotU 1-'untoraiiOD <Hifl II tl Mnntl•~ CANCEl...u\ l"IUNS CORRE4-'11UNS WU• C. 8CCI!P'I!I, ....... flllo "' oUIII dill A ~----~ POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY. OHIO AtDold Brolherl, 618 East MaiD street, pou). eroy, Phooe WY Z 2448. 7 20 lfc 4UCI'!ONEER $1,995 and apartment, vacant lilt, in heart of Middleport. Priced low for quick ~ale. See @ ,._ol'tltr•fl•,. - IU!:GULA OUNS Write, P1rtnte • c.atael "- C. BRADFORD Raelae, Oble Sewing 7 15 lfc ro=UR=--oR""OO=M"'b-ouse--with -,- U~ re lot, large porch, S II basem.entl-~;;- I off Hoole No. 7. Phone FOR SALE waa hotlea lor meetln& of the the July 3rd Tuppers Plalna Greenellel. Ha· zel BambUI was Ill chll'fe aDd the project les1011 liresoed leW. lng. Candace Hawk deiiHIIItra. · ted "bow to press 1 seam/• Making a pin cushion wu the . IItie of Brenda Barr'• demonstralion. - Nancy Hawk, Jle. porter. • Complete StHioe Criu Bradlonl ~~~ft~~d.ns:;:;'epo~:. '-"'"====:~';;'~;-;;;"'"'===~=~~~~~~~~~~ • DoriS DaviS Furnaces. Monza 2 Door . Maroon finish, fawn interior with bucket srats, 4-speed box , 102 enginf:', radio, heater. Tires .show lillle wear, a like new car at a l'eal saving. WANT AD INFOR~A fiON lllontta" n.aor•n• cu. in. motor, power steering and brakes. Automatic, power brakes, radio, new \%tlilewall tires, maroon finish , extra clean and priced at reafilsavings "Lei's Finish Our Project Books," was the project lesaon when Ute Carpenter Boya t-H Club met on June 27 at the Columbia Sehool. Lavem Jor· and Meryl HoudasheiL were lr, charge. Questions on electr~ city, rope, photography, and gardening were dl8cussed by members. - Joha Yale.~ wv 1· 2-6127. 7·2-30tc ~ For Rent · ·- U. $. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! NNJN(;-·ron1al•oes, $1.00 per - . . . ' i i ' T -f . -d FOR SALE - 178 acres, about Moa-Womea. twa start Mlb .. Jl.OS. bushel. B r i n g containers \1.! DUPLEX, urmshe apart· . .:o Ul bl t . . oo • wedt Pnpu.~to 17 tnJrun, IIDW dllhel ... II til, 'flfliOIII>h•• (n' . mPnt at 390 S 2nd Middle- OJ acres 8 e, res m pas appomted . Thouund• or jobll ...,.,.. <n•r> ,., ....-• .,M n.ert11no and p1ek your own Harry C II . wv· 11~ ture and timber. Plenty of LnlormeUoo IC:ir:putenc- uau•n, u.nnecea.UJ port . a lD even 1ng. on JOba, ... ariel, require. ' Hill , Letart F aII s, Oh'lO. ~ 26 ., ~U- f water for house and stock. ment• Write roon flwtn• n•lbe. For Wanl Ad Sernee B 3 6tc " t c House j'ust painted with nine l•ddre• &nd pbone. LtneoiD Se"tce. - --- . • · J Bot MIL, Tbe Dalb Seatlnel. Pom• • t.:env ~· "''"'" ~n~ '""'"""" 1 Mlmmu"' '" h"""l" lk1 eenu LOW BRIDGE-Traffic It heavy under London's Tower GET YOUR FRESH peaches Fl\ E R<X_>M house. l645 ~m-, rooms and bath, hardwood to~. Ohio. t Cen•> ""' .. oro f1>• r11r•t e<l1l 4*CU~IU_, 1nN'I'tiOI\tl I now, Hale Haven, Alberta, : coln Heights. PauJ The•ss. floors, coal furnace. Also a --- -~--·-- - -- Bridge as Saturday's aallors are out in·force. Salling under fl'1ll' ralt ot t ~-.nh pet •oro .. ,, the famed span are some of the 300 or so·boata returning [porter and Georgia Belle. Midway _ WY 2·3746· __ --~-- 8 _1 _31C I three room hoos~, . garage, MARINE SUPPLIES be r narged for Jd"""''""l II oot from Putney, where tbey COIDpeled in tile Thames Tid.. . ,,., ""'' hlro 1n da:v• . , . , ...-. Market, W. Main Street. I·IOUSE IN Pomeroy. 6 room barn, and other bmldmgs. On - __ _ -- - _ ··-· _ _ way race. one alll C:A IH' Ot rUANK!i •1 :U0 tOJ 8 3 3tc duplex. Close to Elementary mail and school bus route. il5 Ft. Inboard runabout !"'d , wora 'ltl'tiiDUQ'I &lltto o~o1dil o on School. Carpe ted. Birch kit· This Is a fine farm for beef tratler. Excellent condition. . II One Mrs. Ruth Baer Wllln charge 11 ..-oN' ,~ Ohl•u•rlfl• ouh\l~ •' o ....,no p.t "<Ira 5 room unfurnished apartment, chen. Call WY 2-3618. cattle. Will include Ford I $700. Dean Newell, Mason, i so we . the July l meeting of the O~FICt HOURS hardwood floors. Over Pick8 5 tfc tractor, pI ow. and mowI W. Va. 8 2 3tp Marshall (the Ch.ief Ju.,. Chester Band Aids held at 1 :30 ll 'ol u -~ Ill t" "'1 UaJIJ' A-P31f Shoe Store. Phone WY $ll 000 Se .1 has pronounced hts judgthe Chester G HaD Pro!UttJr~a' 11 Jf' " flol ' •· 1:!·'11'1 auotl 11 2-53t4, Pomeroy, Ohio. er. , . e, wrt e or ca I HELP WANTED Let hlm enforce It If he dJS)l . Ia~ lroranthege fair' were fT"S. SO EASY Lando Clay, R. D. 1·, Long 1 ,. TO PLAd A 8 3 3 - - - - -~~~ tp REAL ESTATE Bottom, Ohio, or ask direc- w"'o""ULn-..D""L!KE some one to cul l 1n the past, however, the Pe Patty Kobleniz, Lin. K.ES" '! J PRt I(H ll.'lNG BEAGLE dog and Collie pups. . . twns in Chesler, Ohio. hay at once. Phone SH 2-4834. 1 Court has prevailed because rry, and Esther Spencer WAN1 Af) Also Boston Bull. Mrs. John REAL ESTATE - Household i 8 3 6tp Mrs. John Stoul, Harrisonthe people have usually support- presented demooslratJous. a i'HONE WY 2-2157 Stoul. Hamsonville. Phone Auction. Saturday, August 10, . ville, Ohio. 83 31c THE SUPREME COURT led it even In its unpopular dewas given on the pro~-- - ·- - -- - - ~ SH 24834. 8 3 3tc 1!163, 1:00 p.m. George Prall residence In Ru~ ,cisions. For only hard cases lesson lor this meetJnc.8pencer, Reporter, ,t947 Harl ey Davidson Motorcy- We are moving out of the land tor sale. Coolact_ Floyd "I'll take this case ail lh e 1ever reach that Court, and peo. NOTICES -- cie, model 74, Motor recently State aod will sell lhe foll .. w· Thomas, RuUand, for mform· INSVRANCE __ way up to the U.S. Supreme lple usually prefer the rule of 713 i!Otp JOHNSON , Simpson lnsuronce Court," you say. Chances are, ' Iaw rather than the violence The Portland Jr. Ideal 4-H H:::O"'M"'E::-M::-;ADE PIE Hie. Ham overhauled. New paint job. ing REAL ESTATE and Per- ation. sanawiche> 15c . Jack 's Oa1ry Phone WY 2-5129 from, a.[ sonal Property al AUCTION BUSINESS SERVICES Agency, ln. AD !OrRIS of In you'll never make II. That!that would come if the Court Club met at the home of their Bar, Middleport. 7-30-Gtc m. to 5 p. m Arter 5 p. at tny residencP. located on surance. Jim Johnson and court can onl~ hear a . few I was not supported. Mrs. Ruth Ebel'8bach phone WY 2-2874. 8 3 3tc State Route 143, six miles, Bud Siltlpson. Agents. cases, lnvolvmg those mostly (This article is based upon July 5. A demonstration o• LOSE- WEtGHT salety - wilh ' 2874. ~ 3 3tc I w,esl of Pomeroy, Ohio, near ."SHORT ON WATER," phone 6 I Uc dealing with federal or constl- theLawofOhio. llisnotlntend- "Textile Painllng" was given DIAUAX lformerly UEX-A . -~' 1\olfe Pen. I Emmet W. Shuler contract· tutional questions. is by Mrs. Ehersbach. Paula Say· DIET ed to adv e anyone on 8 1 b trca 1 CANNING Tomatoes, swee t 1958 Vauxhall Auto (4 door) . ing WY 2-3243 for a farm !\euler IDOunmce Agency I Onelw ~:ne · , saSmle ork· l. curn and tu rni os. Bring eonJI good condition Admiral Tv' i pond. 7 15 tfe ••I.Jisuraoce lor ever, pei'SOD&I Now and then the Supreme ic problem· No person cu surer, gave a re. ffi11ia n , ,~ a ar t . D1 B h R t . · .1 __ - ·-~ d b eed • Courl hears a case from the ever •ttemp.1 to apply or Interon the potato chip lllle. · • M ""I a1ners. a e ac ner, u - SIX inch table saw Rubber an uslneos D • ta 1 1 te d f ·11 til " Charleen Ward Reporter Drugs ~~~· P 1anu" · Hamsonv1 · 'IIe "d ' Pboae w~~ •....-..... ··~ s r ns 3 0 wat ng un pret any law w1'thout .the adviC·e • ' · n .. Ph . 1 tJre wheelbarrow, Glass Door AUTOMOBILE Insurance been SH 2-5328. 8 3 6tp I kttchen cupboard, Coller a tor ~~e~··~~:. t~;oo!~ a~!~~ of a lawyer.) The Columbia Make-It Oirle cancelled' l..oSI your opera· - ·-Refrigerator, Sunray gas , To Have Your LIVESTOCK such cases: (I) involving am· l ----met at the home of RuUt tor's lleense? Call WY 2·2966. FILL-UP TIME! stove, IJI;I;•.. • .. •,; .. "1. arm ba ad nd 1 nd (")I 815Uc h . Coal, Oil ar G•s p· o ""''-Ge --ss ors a consu S, a "' Jordan on July &. The phoNo.1 end No 2 c alf, sland, baby bed, Oak ; "''· nile, good worker. those where a State sues anoth' 1 tograpl1y project wu olre98e(J PIANO TUNING and REPAIR Fyr-Zon Treated Library table, Enterpris~.cqal. Also milk goata and smaD ,er or the federal government. meeting. Carolyn Green. A romp~te tuPing \() Universtove, Burn~ide .coal~... Cl••ned •nd Ch•cked I goats. Edna Blumenauer, Rt But only about 123 such (orJgilees gave the demonstration sal Standard Pitch, $15. ReFUEL OIL porch swing, 3 pc. bedroom ' lor Winter 143 between Harrisonville and nail cases have come heforo "Tips for Beller Plcturea."_; p<Jir of action. action regula- • Automalic Df'grPe it.e, chest or ·~t~ • , • Pomeroy. 8 3 3tp :ule Supreme Court In hi<~tory. Haning, Reporter, tion. and new strings at ex~~~~·i~~t- So You Never and dr.<.:>sser, corree table, & PONY far sale or trade. WY 2-- Why the Supreme Court's ortra cost. Call WY 2-2065 or cupboard, Maytag washer, i 6385. 8 1 6tp · iginal j'urisdiction? Only three e Budget Pay Plan ·ars . .L~'Iany oth er use f u1 artJ.· .• Ph onet WY2...-·wY2 6301 1 ril .. Larr)· Trar>y, 307 Welz7~ • I . d. I t h W , Call u, Today - WY 2·2181 cles nol mentioned. i 691 W. Motn Sf Po.,...oy cases mvo vmg 'r oma s ave ' ALONG THE TRUCE LINE, On July 8, the Nease Settlegall Sl., Pomeroy. LEGAL NOTICE come ever before the Court. As iKorea (UPI) A A rl Cl etle 8 5 6tp p L d k THIS RE AL ESTATE consists ' - ~- -- 1--n me can over s me1 at tht omeroyo eannTlml,ar.m. ' of 20 acres, more or less, andllChO. McCOOhY, AUcrJONEER., LEGAL NOTtCI a rule, St~te Department pr: IArmy patrol today exchanged Johnson Home "Ho11., E. Main p p ester Ro•coe Morrla, wile reatdu at Stt.te 1fers to give the diplomat hu . · • r f<'" 10· ,_ - ._....., __,.,_,.,_ ,.,_,J'I has a good six room frame I • Hoipltat, Huntlneton. weat vtr•mta. . . • fire with Communist North Kora Dress"' was d~at· L.---.,,_......,_.,. _ h 4 11 tfc wUI take notice that on tbe 12th ,Ji, lwalkmg papers, If hlS conduct ea •~· In lh d m'lita 'zed ed b G u·-ll Mary · AUTO SALES o u.s e with running wat- . o1 Jub, 1963, tbe Platnttff E 10 m a might otherwise have to go to n u""'tM e e I r1 Y race • ..,.~ . Slnlth ~ HOTPOJNT elertric hot water Oth bu"ld' ln 1u Y"orrt•. tiled ber petition •••mn him . zone near the scene of last Mon-the "Articles Neede·i 1 mgs 1955 TUDOR Stu_debaker Good tank . Double element for ra.! er · er c de a Ln the Court of Common Pleaa of 1 <~ourt. But only the -bight court , . · h Good t $l50 barn, garage. cellar house 1 M:riga Count)', Ohio, tbe aam• betna h h ffecti 'dayS Commurust ambush that a Sewing Box ' 1 The'. lfrls s ape. Ires. or p ~ rl recaven DeluxE' t ~ ble and shed - all frame. Thl·s Is ,c,•.e No. 13,520, In u.ld court. for may ear sue cases a ng kt'l.led two Americans the Unt'l th I t d f .\ . he laid partition ol certJID real ettat• I t' 'th 0 ther na t'IDnS, ed Nations .Command I .. e r mot•:_ JR:Ui to; thi(! ra e or a · dry cow. G . . top model. 52 gal. capacily 1 f ed ID petition described, to-wit: our rea Ions Wl (UNC) . 7 3"tit a. "0 enc for livestock. In f meeltng and dlspla•....o lhel1 De Ra - 'r" P $/O.OO. Tom Scali)•, WY 2suuatl! In Kuu.nll TotmlhJp. Mdl'a or fact. our edera1 and state .Jig~~ - em, cme. There are good schools and County. Ohio, beKlnnlnK 21 .89 ehaiM C J announced. project work A card BUTCK TUDOR hardlop. Hl58 2661. 8 .1 3tc churches Wl.lhl·n 10 mo·nu•·s I •ou':h of the northeast l!orner of structure. Yet ongress al ows No casualties were reported lgned f Mr. Nolan . G0 0 d a.c ~t~ctmn e, toWll e, ranp 14; tbenl"e lower courts power to hear s or 1. ~xcel1ent condition: HENS 3nd Fn•en:; ~- Mrs. Be-;. drive and on a state route. · south 30 -~ chalu: thenel! ••a1 uas on either side In today's clash. were made for the locfi tire~. $350. Mark 'l13rd, New s·,e Olt'ver. R. D. I, Rutland. PROPERTY ci\Bina; then.:• north 10.!10 ehaina; cases involving the 50 states. Th UNC aid th hoot' . . Haven. 862-2325. 7-3~6tc PI!. SH 2-4 695 _ WILL BE SOLD Far All Of Your Needs ~~:.i! ~:!!~e ':ort..e•;e:••:~•. !;! In the past the Supreme Court took eplace r:r sout: of -Linda J~ '· Bf. · -~-llte Rambler S 1 6tc ~~B~i: :~dMCrow Realty Co. I M'ddl Fe d M'll e~:!~~.U:e:~:Jn~~~.n!"no:J; has bel~ to promote harhl?DY tral demarcatJon line CommuI eport e I "' .... ...east•••4.90 ,_; ebaiDJJ lhm.. by. offermg a forum to BdJUSI DIS . I troops are forbidden t0 World SUmdarcl •I Compact ---- · -~· ·- WY •27"•0. ~ north•••reo• 40\i deareea E:lceUenee . COAL. goort. clean lump, 3 " 5 Tony Fowler, Owner & Opp. thmce ea•t 2uo cbatn• to the place differences among our states. cross and just across the bound1 egg no slack. Re-screened "We Do Custom Grinding" ot beKinnlnK. coDtatnlnl uo •ere• What are some of the cases'? .. The Salem Center Glrli 4-H fttg car ro1,rn. ride and perf(trmNOT RESPONSIBLE FOR AC N 2 d A M'ddltport more or lua. . . · ary of the demilitarized zone held their J 1 5 ance SmaU car economy and : stol.;('r-oit treated at mine or I CIDENTS. -, . n "· • aol~av~r!:!d t'i,x.,c•:~o~eoJ:"~~=~·~~ ICath)Aiforlznia has hColad a ddtspuR'te from South Korean territory. uy mee: r delivered 'umrrer pnee now eatate. w r ona over ora 0 lV· It th f' h ttn... at Dixie Roush's bome. Tht manal!erabilit} on ,Jacobs Loa I Co .. R. 0 1. 1Terms: Cash I The praytr or llld petttlon Ia ror . ht C )'f • I 'med was e trst s oo ....-e excall streJsed. safety. Eacl. see Bradford Auction Comn. any. RaCOBA SERVICI the P•ruuoo ot ••ld real e•tate •nd er ng s. a I ornm c 81 !Change reported since the last nl ered b Pomeroy . Phone SH 2-4959 for other equitable relief. Uld delen· tideland oil rights against the f th f tal klr '-he I preae anBW ~· Metropolitan Motors n.'y " 46 WY 2 37 · 1 cine, Ohio C. C. Bradford, ,I ere-c~ your nora ra oo•a ~ed•• d1111t I• required to an.wer IJilld P«l· 0 ree a 8 mm 9 S X whe their a.ltch E MaiD Street, Pomeroy •• .:.-3 9, or ·24 llld prowen DUIII, all •• "'• umt tion on or berore !.he 14tb day Df federal government. As guard- days ago although UNC troop re a e ·, . 7 15 30tc l Anctioneer, A. C. Bradford, I Tow •rlce of 1'-SO. September, 1983, or jUdKment will J f th lnt ts 0 f "t8 ' 8 were kept and If tbi.'i 0 PboDe WY 2-3870 ~- -····- -- ~ Sales Mgr. I For dtDI!IIdOtlolo ..n'ICII Clll Clotr bo tall:l!n agalnat him. ans e ere& ad I Qet.. I ~ have fired at suspicious objects 4 Z2 tfr WHY WORRY over a sluggish Signed : Edna and Dana , w•oct• Tocll Po ......, w., 'l-2a•• J. B. o·a~:niD~ ~f:;,~:·.,P~~t:tM~~ntttt pie, states have sued other along the truce Une since then awere ~C:., Gen:!~ FOR NEW or used cars •Jf sepll(' tank? Gel Klean EmBlumenauer I •• c ......, ""tu• m 15, u. a9; (81 s. 12, 19, ttl! states, for example, when the without drawing return fire ' "'ollan, Mrs. Vivian Pierce· aOi.! , All Septic tank cleaner at l , Norrc .,,. ,NTMINT other state lets Its citizens dis' l l' 1 0 0 181 5 6 7 trucks, pno ,RI! Man·m Ma.rk<~ Lanrlmark Farm Bureau. Po· · . o . 9• 5tc FOR ANY KIND of bulldozer c... N•. 11,1 " charge sewage to the bann of Lena Cray. 1Jnda Midkiff 11 1ilW to Hem 21 SAI.E~MAN Bea:o~le\ Malil meroy . I ·--~ or back-hoe work, Call WY 2. Eltat• of .James Bfl"Un Llttl• D•· th tate II Ita bu 7-l-3otc 76 .h ceaaed ano er s , or a ows ~ ews ~thP.ns. LV 3-4061 ~ _ -------~ -1 acres wrt 7 room house, 3243. Emmet W. Shuler. con· Notk., 11 berrby liveD that Eva lness preferential treatment inDish Towel?" ••Fringing: It !B-9-ttr MEXICAN Tomatoes now ripe other outbuildings, some fruit trac1·mg, 342 page Street' M'd L. Pou, whoM Polt Office addreu u , '"" l ~ ,aoute 2. Cbeahlre. Ohio, baa been dU· juring citizens of another state. was p atty wr._...·~ - - -- Wm. H. Holmes, Syracuse trees and timber, ~ miles orr dleport. Free estimates. II appOinted admlnlatratrho; or t h p 0 "SelaMhoo... 1952 NASH. Good tires, runs Ohio. tfc Houtr 7 North at Fi\·e Pot'nts. ., E~•te ol Jome. . Be.-un utue Jatr or But the court will not give legal V JOB __..,. A 7 31 and looks good. Virl!il Tea__ 7 la tfc Mem• county, Ohio, df!'cell.ed. relief unless in)·ury is real was the title aru: See George Abbott, Pomeroy, II' ~ Dated Lhl11 2!lth d•Y of July 1963. · ...~.. b Lind lord, Syracuse, WY 2-6986. 'ONF: 50.000 BTU Coleman gas F. • · "'""•• No one has yet solved t h e 6'•en Y " R. D. 3 8 5 3tp ' Judge of the Probat• Court Shenefield · A Mothen' Te:-. 8 1 Jtp £1oor furnace, 2 smaller gas _Ohio, __ ---~ ·-~---- --~- __ 1 M.. i., county, Ohio problem !lf how the Court en- .. 171 29 liD 5 •12 - ate floor furnaces, coal furnace, FOR SALE : 3 acres below Hob- l forces Its decisions against a planned for July lt at thtFor Sale 2 wheel steel trailer - chest- son Depot. Good homesite out NOTICI or •••otNTMINT state. Thus in 1793 law-makers CLEVELAND (UPI) of the advisor 'Mra. Kat• "'·REEVD!I. "·'" dec1ared hGeorgIa liedwouwi Jd hang ster s PresJdent J ames . Rich member was lt. - - - Maytag washer. Antique book I1 of high water. Ph. WY 2fie~~ ot JOHN WESLEY Me-xiran TomatCK"s now ripe . cases couch, record player. Ph 5187. 8 3 6tc Notleo 11 hereby .rtven that JohJI anyone w o comp th cer- received an unexpected standon ber projet!t progres~ Wm. H. Holmes. Syracuse, WV 2-3702 evenings. FO_R_sALE~-HoU;-in Bashan. :· J'~~~=o~~6h1:.0~. Cf:."rba':t!': taln unfavorable declslon. In lng ovation Saturday night the Tea. - P.-n WUaORt ff.e , Ohio. 7 31 t.fc 8 5 3tc Four rooms and bath . Second · dub •PPolnted AdmiDI.trator of tbe 1860 Kentucky wanted to force a Junior Chamber of ~~s::\~:~-·~~~~~~~~;;; FREE LOAN of our ~fflcient : FOR RENT fiorr unfinished. 2'/• acres =~: ~~u!'(.":' o'::~'L!'.O:.::. "" or Ohio to give up a fugitive. The conference in suburban land . 6 miles from Racine on ~· Date;'uJ:!' dJ~~Jub' 1913· Court would not comply be- The teamster boss Carpet Shampooers with purchase of Blue Lustre Sham- HOUSE, 6 rooms and bath. Call newly surfaced road. Ralph , ~u:=: ~~a'~~. PI:t!~ Court cf ause theh. Court said it couldn't the Kennedflv · y admlntsb'ation, 1ore a pon. Baker Furniture, Middle- [ Elod" Webb, 304 Sycamorej Trussell, WI 9-3053. Sales & Service m .. ca1 ..,. - ,,. orce 0 to to act. e • stale galllel'in!l'\ port. 1J-Stc , St. Middleport. 8 3 3tc _ . In 1915, VIrginia got a JudKof Ute civic group, of trying . 73 8 3 6tc ~A ment against West Vlrglnla fiJr create a police stale. COUNTRY HOME. six rooms. ~- ---- Ji'OR SALE : House in Bashan, eFits Almost Every Car $15,000,000. But West Virginia "I'm ben le nclle JDU !Do bath and full basement. Free TH~E ~E~PI~nt"~'tms ~;,d 4 rooms and bath, 2nd floor . _J -•didn't pay. When the Court Dlpl," Bolla told tile Jjr011p. gas,.... automatic heat. ChPhnne ~lC.Qmp threatened to enforce the judg. "I'm bere le uge JOi1 lbete _, Floyd Well te Henry Hennesy. Ph. WY 2 unfurnished . 2~. acres land. i eTranslerable When • ~. · • es r, 6 miles from Racine on newYou Trade Cars AU(,, S ment by "appropriate reme- II 10 d~ betWeen ,~• Ohio Che R"d Road !134. 8-2-lltc . . • rry 1 ge · · 1· ly surfaced road. Ralp~ Trus·l dies," West VIrginia paid. No- baddlaglll8lllgellleal-""' ="""==-=-~--,- 8 2 Jlp 8 room house with bath, auto- sell, WI 9-3053. I eGuaranteed 24 Months 1 The Middle]IOI'I .Garden Club bodv kn!>WS )Vhat ' the Co u r 1 me. We baYe a CGDIJilGil . ._ DAY BED with mattress. 15.00~~ malic heat on Slate Route 8 1 3tc or 24 .000 Miles :whold : : ' 111Dt18l picnic could have done, luld w..t Vir· tile stll'\'lval olllda aa~;~ Phone WY 2-5200. t24. Phone WI 9-:r.J29. Mr. HOUSE FOR SALE, in Porn. . ay ev . g August 5 at glnia •failed to comply. Hoffa repealed his_ 1the Middleport Roadside Park a 2 6tp Glen West. 8 2 6tc Sometimes the Court relies on that news media lie _ ~-:--:-:- -~:c-~..,-. 1 eroy, across from new school eMost Popular Unit beginning at &:30 p. m. Mem- the President or the u. s. MJtr.. He o1so crlllclzed' No. J potatoes, $1.50 - 5I) lb.1 3 ROOM furnished apartment, Mulberry Avenue. 5 rooms, In The U. ~-A. hera are aaked to bring their sb D ffl f th Court Robert F . K ·nedy' 1 bag, No. 2 potatoe:; 50 lb . hag I I:W Mutherry · Phone WY 2- bath, basement, large lot. G. a s as 0 cers 0 e • · en 7 31 61 ~ble · In Little school to legal _ tze~~;t~~=~= to 00. Charles Hilion. Port· 6615 · P I. Financing, approved. Ph. The oervlce. Pomeroy Garden club Yel, other Rock's presldento havecase. not 1M FBI land. 8 I 6tc THREE anc! tour room furmsl> WY 2-3573. 7 31 6tc j •ll INSTALLED Iwill hold Ito annual picnic at · -- _ now MEXTCAN tomatoes now ripe. ed and unfurnished apart. FOR s LE the home of MlJ. Charl8o R. BEING Rt:ASSIGNED Ithe FBI proseeuw me Wm. H. Holmes,' s yracuse, ments. WY W434 A Two bedronw Karr s Monda at 8 p 'irrn Third Cl hor.jf! Beautiful Birch kn~n r ., y . m. "' an au Roy A. saying so!' \' Oh 'o. 7 31 tfc 12 & lfc en. automatic gas heat. lti4' l' Members are ask to take their Hendricks of Racine, son of Mr. I' • • ~" r' IYI'IIINr. "'~alns 4 room and bath, house. Lincoln Lincoln Hetghts. cau J 0 " n own table oervice. and Mrs. Walter Ill.· Hendricks In 1111. ~ve ,•••,..., ' I!IIU'l'- ·11• rllft' ldl' Of rl1t>f:' ""' orh ,,.,...-t'(l <>l'll,eo_•lonnllnle f:ro""n •ltnuld tlo6 repo. rlef1 ·m-dli"fllt rbf' <J \Ib file pUfln•DI!• . to I - I'W ~ "" YOU AND THE LA I W 1 - ...... .·-- , ......, . ' Day Seen When.Chickens, Cows Must Be Kept Dosed llr.l NIIW YOU: CUPll and If medical lid- II ov<t Goorp E. Cos belleoeo it ma1 101Dc 1<> ~ efloc!llve!J with exaltlmaltly be oec ary few bu- 1..... blood dtoleotorol. 1 lltUit DIID bealtb lo kalp dtiebno and lind the real ...... COWl woiJ.4aoed wt11t ""*"t•l'lll · It eu't be. lbo7 ...,..t, bolower~D& drugs Ill on!.- to ,....... ..,... Ill capodty· lor IDiltUfae. the dtolesterol coateot o1 - · turinC choiOiterol II rolatheljoond milk. . allgbt at bell. 111 human bodJ' I Be Illumed people m un- dtelltlllry, choleotol'lll It . , _ i brtlbbly dovvled IG liP and f - b)' aD the liHuoo - it II miJk. Be aJio Wll M?lmiDI n- 1D -"'ial f - Ill me!>tboleeulve cbolealtrol in tho burrwt 111m. None ol lhele many pro. blood atrum It largely n- dlldkot eeaten llltut clown boaponsible for artery.Jtordenlng and ciUBe dielry choleolerol It blgb, 110 life and reliable drugs will they .....,ed. be developed for people 1o take SO It mUJI follow thai ebolesterlo minlmist tltelr cholesterol. ol in food ill an addition to an ..,. Cox and blo 11880ciates at the 1changlllg natural mpply and If U-ity of !Uinolt School of ex<esoJve cholesterol blood lnell Medicine, Chica10, were trylllg to are to be ......,... clown, tho ct. IIIIRo aomelltlq of current llciea- lostenJI hu lo be ltlblracttd till< dtoleoterol COIIIUIIoa. IIGme from tho diel. 'l1W wu wby Col adenlllll blame exceo.oive human , suggested redut:IDg tho cbolester- 1 blood cboleaterol 011 blgb ol Ill milk and eggo by giving ltrol eaUni. druga to cows and cblckena. U.er Allo Predaeet [ In their tffitdioa) report to 1111 But other sclertlilta think clJo. organ of the American Medical lesterol in tho human diet II rela. Auociallon Cox and his 11110tively unimportant. n1eJ rely oo elates laid tho oclenllfle evitlenco 1 lhe chemical eleventelo ol the oupporting their clowngradlng buman liver. II lDIDuflellll'Otl the human liver 81 l ·<boleoterol cboleiJlenll quite on Ito own. producer lo "odmilledly mea· Tbeae ICientilta suaest tlta t ger." when dlelllry cholutorol II blgb. But, they added, "'I It not I I dtoJy.l "'I tho Hver'a cboleoterol produelloo nearly as meager u the evl- lt low, aJtd wheo dlelllry cboJes. dence supporting oome alternate teto1 It low Hvv prodllCIIoJt II hypollleoel tbat are llroady blgb. widely IIC<O\)ted u ]JroVell." The Tberelon, lite amotml of ehl> bypothe... they referred to were ~estero~ in ooe'o diet lln'l govern- those whl<b minlmlte tho lmporIDg, they reoaon: Tbe blood ch<> tance ol dietary <bolestorol Ill 1estero1 lenJ wW be approDmll&- blgb blood obollllerol levels and IY lito 111111 rtprdlau ol dill eventually Ill arltcy·hlrdonin&- FUR NA( E I I 1 I I MASTER MIX and MASTER MADE s FEED I 0 Jaycees Gt've H ffa 0 at· At Con£erence MARK IV A u TQ I AIR CONDITIONING I I 1 :'n. I IJc-no--0c S340 "D L II 0"-' · I : I"' -!wires , BLAETTNAir$ AutO bein~ reassl•n~ I s.rv.,.. · ·I · ~~!! ·Jon&. for~. . . ~~hi~chEh~ad~!~~;tlr~o~n~i~'~=~~~~ v:orr.en·s dr ..,,., !5-\0 oenta; Hetgblll, Phone WV 2-3874. Blaetlnar. WY 2-5127 S.t9-tio I POMEROY, 0. P · AChaUG. 1. _,1.88', OES Jr .• is to Hlldt- J Me:J·s, and Bo-ws pJnls and 7 U 30tp_ l omeroy pter ' ' lands A~ ,. orce StatJon, ·t N. J., , IN POMFROY Eignt room will meet In ..gular. · oession !OJJowjti~ . h;1 .radltatiOo l.trom .. oh;rto :IS-50 eents Men's shoes ' NICELY Furnished 4 room aod house. 3 bedroom, and bath. 1,. 11, •To COPYING Tuesday at 7:411 · pc rlt. There _the Unite~ States Air 'II.'• r e,e . en1 h!!:t,! Smith's Clothing bath anartment. Middleport large lot Gocxl locati ..... oul of Co 1-d be r ~ · · ... P" soy ~~· or """""'"'· "'ill lnltiallort(, and all oftl· technl•el. ·..•r.,.ln_. k" epur.•t! .f n_r b··• water Call WY >·••oo · ~ Jnaur I. · S<n re. Opeo 7 da'·s a WPek . Phone WY 2-38'/4. --~. <euter anee, Po mer,. cers ••• retj!ISS eel , to wear Ielo<!trical Jldwei• ~rndueuon .... LeWl Falla, Ohio. 7-15-30tp 7 lllfc i 111 lie a I) '"" io I . ~l_i:'ts1 . ~!~: ,..: ....... -~~~~:.;~ ,'ir,;'•"!!~!'•,i~ I "' ~~ ~~ •. s.eu- 1.6.-ot lab bill lO.Iplrltlomp , e~~utp­ aa """"· 10. P'rfPI 12.J""'- U.Pera.. ctaii;J' weta-bt ptMJL 11. Kale&ock 10, J'IIUI 18. 8prlle 1f.Grellk ·Dlolr- ILPVtot u.l!'-' '" .,..tin&' wltbout n:=ter ta.'rJA.Da 'rl ID.Bll ...... 41. ..., 111. 17.Qom. loa • llletll 28. UDMOed ao..,.__. un.-.. rr·''nll ll.A.D tak1IJi' at.~ .olpal U.ar.k leiter 34. Rejoteeo ' ,...UJ IT•.A.t!Wall 40.Piilurf fL~lli*-- ~t-f-;-~~~~-ft.lDl-le H.fttltntlt ··-.. fT. Tlmld II.DiroiJbw Hen•• 11ow .. --~~~~---··A OIJil z ·q , , ' IDIC:K TRACY 'rKP'I'PBII:BII Q'riiiiP'rl ¥7B.I.TIIIYV 'rl.t.'rll:'rDII IQIJXII l.t.ll:'rD 11:'1'• B.t.TUlTV &TJ.t.'r&'rDII.-I'rP'rXBPTK •I8U urr ...,.. Q)pl tllCIII 80Q P'IIR80tt'B Y+D PROM· :raa 'l'lla ~ 01' ea•• HJNG ' " " " •• • ••-.• 1 1:: r, ...., WMPO Radio IIONDAY TDBV FRIDAY 8-6 "HIIW hufiii'J 11111? How huncr1 oan JOU afford?" tre :: !ent lllo . . . t.Pilll- llDr tile L'l. X for lllo t:,.. 0 ... ole. tuqlo lotllrl. _ . tropld... tbe loqUa ID4 fot ,..., Ill 1110 IN 18 - 'I I f.J'rulkf -lnlllll ~~.- A&IDLa.l..t.&a II LOlf41r•LLOW 0u ..___...pl7 . . . . lor 'M'W. Ia Udl =mple A II 1111114 I I ll. Lllltt: • ..... M.llut by ....till DAILY ClicYrJVQVOTE - 1 :re:e. rook,... ~., Truce Line Trade Volleys , . ll, JfattYe 'JISIT A SPELL ..... ' Baker Seyfried IT. 0111 LllllrLlltp,ltoop SNUFFY II IN AN' COME~ DOb GJs Reds on I .¥110118 l.InaHDN :t.- m. l - - . ........ ... .... ......... """"' -· 06... _ ·· ·- - -=..... -~-- ...-··· _ ..., , - DAILY CROSSWORD ly IO.PutJa • I Now Is The Time \~'"' WJEH RADIO m.tltra011PrldaJ MoadiJ I:ID l:llli 7;1D 7•10 7:10 Muslc81 ad N- Mlllleal ad Ne1rl BeediiON 7:1o ......I (:locii 1'lia LttaDae 1:ao Oblo vau., 7:41 Hen l:llli World • 01111 New 1:10 Sparta Tadq a:U WIIIH' Plelure a:ta 1:55 .,.. 1110 8:4S 10180 10:11& 101116 Mu.!ct' aa CGmmtiiiiiJ Nnrt1 Liotdlllllbi Public Sem:e hmfl1 WGnlllp Boar MalaD County Newa U:fl 12:00 12:11 1!: 10 J2:d 12:10 Muol CaalltJ New~ CWnmnnltJ Newo . Nom! ..... Oblo New• Mukell BullellD lloanl NeWI o Gnml 12:10 AplcaJtun Apftl 1!:45 CotlritrJ Go IIGaDd 1:11 Nnrt~ . lleat 1:10 Ceulllry Go Roulld 1:55 Newt Beat S:IIO Mid Wa7 1\fallnaa 1:55 ..... Beat .... Dllclng wllb 0... JJ:a ·=·~ 1:80 Oi«mmmi!J ..... 1:11 World II NaUOII81 Ntw1 Tlllr ol lite 'l'owa 5:1$ Spotlight ... Sparta New~ 5:25 5:30 5:55 1:00 1:00 U:lil MOI'Dinl MeP'Iel Cmept l"rrddf: Cburcb 1111111 Rllli' u:e w..ld 1mr1 Wealhercast DinDer Muslcalo llllldo Boob SunMt Blvd. Olf 7:05 JINatfall Party t: 15 Jo- Bulclo Show 1:00 SlgD 011 New 10:115 Polka Party 1:05 Sacred Heart 10:3$ Public Service 1::10 Country Jiunboree 11 :ll!j Top Ten Show 1.2:00 N0011 Report l:liO Fan:• NoWI 12: iiO Rev. Merlin Teell f:Gl Breakfaal Party 1:05 Plat:W Party f:ll Bright llllr ShoW 1:00 Sundown Serenade 7:U Picldnt Bdwr Sbow 7:30 Sign Off 7:50 NeWI Report - Ohio &:00 Sign Off - June 1?00 BreokfM .PariJ SVNDAY . 1:11 Braklul Par1J 111p 7:lltl Sip On New t:llli CGIIea Willi Jllllt 1:00 Baplllt IAyalln~t Hour 8'45 11et1J Newlml 1:311 Hour of Dell•erance 10:115 Mlnlllertll " - ' CRew. Plul Jones) 10:20 Country llae Du 1:00 Wings ol J1aa1inC 11:11· Swap Sboj! l:lltl SunU, Show ll:lltl Farm New~ 10:00 Vole<~ ol Propbecy U:ll hmily Worsltlp llour-'1'111 111:15 SuDt18J Sbow !!:• Noon Report 11:00 Coontry Hymullme U:d Music Just For Yoa 12:00 NoCJD Report II: 15 Goessler's Guest Star-Frl 12: li The Surd! I:ID Platter Party 12:30 He•. Merlin Teell 4:11 Blaettnar AuiG Show 1:00 Billy Grllham 1:10 Local NeWB 1:30 The Lulheran Boar 1:11 BIB Slim Sparta 2:00 SIIDI of tile T1me1 1:00 BowIIIIa !Ieoni CRew. W. &. BllhiJII) 6:05 Van P•.trlck Sporta 1:1.1 Public Service 1:20 SuDdlllrll Sa eM 1:311 'lbe Bic Life 7:111i The World 1'Gtla7 1:00 Sund17 Sblnlnle 7:30 Sign Olf f:OO Botir ol Decl•hl 1:00 Sign Off - J l:lli John Griffin BATVRDAY 1:00 Suat11J ~ 1:111 Sign 011 Nnl l:tlt! 9mdotnJ Sa . . . 1:06 Cowltr7 Jllf' • 7:lltl Sip 011 1:• FlliD Nn1 l:lltl Sip 011 - J - OHLV 'THE ~RI' EAPEkiS Wl-1.0 CHlCI<ED M-1 IU\MPLoSl ACCORDING To 'TI-IElR AMPoL.''t'SIS WE'RE 61Pl'lDIN<li OVER Q. DEPOSIT """l'H BILUOI'IS! fRIO LASIWELL �i ( ' • • .. • ... \ .·. SCtling Everything But The Kiichen Sink.? :·W~nt Ads Can Sell It·TOO .Jo.H New8 .a 'nle Harrlamvllle llo)'l galbered ·It the Gl'llllt IIIII lor their July :lrcl PHI'. .. "''""" Epple wu Ill eilara- 1!111 memhen Jli m M a 'II attenttoo on llllklnl plba erhlbll a! the camly falt.Kenneth Cmey, Reporttr. I Iclub Ads Get Results. 1962 IMPALA 6 Pass . St. Wagon . $2,695 ~27 1962 CORY AIR @) 0:00 f' ll • •a• GelotU 1-'untoraiiOD <Hifl II tl Mnntl•~ CANCEl...u\ l"IUNS CORRE4-'11UNS WU• C. 8CCI!P'I!I, ....... flllo "' oUIII dill A ~----~ POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY. OHIO AtDold Brolherl, 618 East MaiD street, pou). eroy, Phooe WY Z 2448. 7 20 lfc 4UCI'!ONEER $1,995 and apartment, vacant lilt, in heart of Middleport. Priced low for quick ~ale. See @ ,._ol'tltr•fl•,. - IU!:GULA OUNS Write, P1rtnte • c.atael "- C. BRADFORD Raelae, Oble Sewing 7 15 lfc ro=UR=--oR""OO=M"'b-ouse--with -,- U~ re lot, large porch, S II basem.entl-~;;- I off Hoole No. 7. Phone FOR SALE waa hotlea lor meetln& of the the July 3rd Tuppers Plalna Greenellel. Ha· zel BambUI was Ill chll'fe aDd the project les1011 liresoed leW. lng. Candace Hawk deiiHIIItra. · ted "bow to press 1 seam/• Making a pin cushion wu the . IItie of Brenda Barr'• demonstralion. - Nancy Hawk, Jle. porter. • Complete StHioe Criu Bradlonl ~~~ft~~d.ns:;:;'epo~:. '-"'"====:~';;'~;-;;;"'"'===~=~~~~~~~~~~ • DoriS DaviS Furnaces. Monza 2 Door . Maroon finish, fawn interior with bucket srats, 4-speed box , 102 enginf:', radio, heater. Tires .show lillle wear, a like new car at a l'eal saving. WANT AD INFOR~A fiON lllontta" n.aor•n• cu. in. motor, power steering and brakes. Automatic, power brakes, radio, new \%tlilewall tires, maroon finish , extra clean and priced at reafilsavings "Lei's Finish Our Project Books," was the project lesaon when Ute Carpenter Boya t-H Club met on June 27 at the Columbia Sehool. Lavem Jor· and Meryl HoudasheiL were lr, charge. Questions on electr~ city, rope, photography, and gardening were dl8cussed by members. - Joha Yale.~ wv 1· 2-6127. 7·2-30tc ~ For Rent · ·- U. $. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! NNJN(;-·ron1al•oes, $1.00 per - . . . ' i i ' T -f . -d FOR SALE - 178 acres, about Moa-Womea. twa start Mlb .. Jl.OS. bushel. B r i n g containers \1.! DUPLEX, urmshe apart· . .:o Ul bl t . . oo • wedt Pnpu.~to 17 tnJrun, IIDW dllhel ... II til, 'flfliOIII>h•• (n' . mPnt at 390 S 2nd Middle- OJ acres 8 e, res m pas appomted . Thouund• or jobll ...,.,.. <n•r> ,., ....-• .,M n.ert11no and p1ek your own Harry C II . wv· 11~ ture and timber. Plenty of LnlormeUoo IC:ir:putenc- uau•n, u.nnecea.UJ port . a lD even 1ng. on JOba, ... ariel, require. ' Hill , Letart F aII s, Oh'lO. ~ 26 ., ~U- f water for house and stock. ment• Write roon flwtn• n•lbe. For Wanl Ad Sernee B 3 6tc " t c House j'ust painted with nine l•ddre• &nd pbone. LtneoiD Se"tce. - --- . • · J Bot MIL, Tbe Dalb Seatlnel. Pom• • t.:env ~· "''"'" ~n~ '""'"""" 1 Mlmmu"' '" h"""l" lk1 eenu LOW BRIDGE-Traffic It heavy under London's Tower GET YOUR FRESH peaches Fl\ E R<X_>M house. l645 ~m-, rooms and bath, hardwood to~. Ohio. t Cen•> ""' .. oro f1>• r11r•t e<l1l 4*CU~IU_, 1nN'I'tiOI\tl I now, Hale Haven, Alberta, : coln Heights. PauJ The•ss. floors, coal furnace. Also a --- -~--·-- - -- Bridge as Saturday's aallors are out in·force. Salling under fl'1ll' ralt ot t ~-.nh pet •oro .. ,, the famed span are some of the 300 or so·boata returning [porter and Georgia Belle. Midway _ WY 2·3746· __ --~-- 8 _1 _31C I three room hoos~, . garage, MARINE SUPPLIES be r narged for Jd"""''""l II oot from Putney, where tbey COIDpeled in tile Thames Tid.. . ,,., ""'' hlro 1n da:v• . , . , ...-. Market, W. Main Street. I·IOUSE IN Pomeroy. 6 room barn, and other bmldmgs. On - __ _ -- - _ ··-· _ _ way race. one alll C:A IH' Ot rUANK!i •1 :U0 tOJ 8 3 3tc duplex. Close to Elementary mail and school bus route. il5 Ft. Inboard runabout !"'d , wora 'ltl'tiiDUQ'I &lltto o~o1dil o on School. Carpe ted. Birch kit· This Is a fine farm for beef tratler. Excellent condition. . II One Mrs. Ruth Baer Wllln charge 11 ..-oN' ,~ Ohl•u•rlfl• ouh\l~ •' o ....,no p.t "<Ira 5 room unfurnished apartment, chen. Call WY 2-3618. cattle. Will include Ford I $700. Dean Newell, Mason, i so we . the July l meeting of the O~FICt HOURS hardwood floors. Over Pick8 5 tfc tractor, pI ow. and mowI W. Va. 8 2 3tp Marshall (the Ch.ief Ju.,. Chester Band Aids held at 1 :30 ll 'ol u -~ Ill t" "'1 UaJIJ' A-P31f Shoe Store. Phone WY $ll 000 Se .1 has pronounced hts judgthe Chester G HaD Pro!UttJr~a' 11 Jf' " flol ' •· 1:!·'11'1 auotl 11 2-53t4, Pomeroy, Ohio. er. , . e, wrt e or ca I HELP WANTED Let hlm enforce It If he dJS)l . Ia~ lroranthege fair' were fT"S. SO EASY Lando Clay, R. D. 1·, Long 1 ,. TO PLAd A 8 3 3 - - - - -~~~ tp REAL ESTATE Bottom, Ohio, or ask direc- w"'o""ULn-..D""L!KE some one to cul l 1n the past, however, the Pe Patty Kobleniz, Lin. K.ES" '! J PRt I(H ll.'lNG BEAGLE dog and Collie pups. . . twns in Chesler, Ohio. hay at once. Phone SH 2-4834. 1 Court has prevailed because rry, and Esther Spencer WAN1 Af) Also Boston Bull. Mrs. John REAL ESTATE - Household i 8 3 6tp Mrs. John Stoul, Harrisonthe people have usually support- presented demooslratJous. a i'HONE WY 2-2157 Stoul. Hamsonville. Phone Auction. Saturday, August 10, . ville, Ohio. 83 31c THE SUPREME COURT led it even In its unpopular dewas given on the pro~-- - ·- - -- - - ~ SH 24834. 8 3 3tc 1!163, 1:00 p.m. George Prall residence In Ru~ ,cisions. For only hard cases lesson lor this meetJnc.8pencer, Reporter, ,t947 Harl ey Davidson Motorcy- We are moving out of the land tor sale. Coolact_ Floyd "I'll take this case ail lh e 1ever reach that Court, and peo. NOTICES -- cie, model 74, Motor recently State aod will sell lhe foll .. w· Thomas, RuUand, for mform· INSVRANCE __ way up to the U.S. Supreme lple usually prefer the rule of 713 i!Otp JOHNSON , Simpson lnsuronce Court," you say. Chances are, ' Iaw rather than the violence The Portland Jr. Ideal 4-H H:::O"'M"'E::-M::-;ADE PIE Hie. Ham overhauled. New paint job. ing REAL ESTATE and Per- ation. sanawiche> 15c . Jack 's Oa1ry Phone WY 2-5129 from, a.[ sonal Property al AUCTION BUSINESS SERVICES Agency, ln. AD !OrRIS of In you'll never make II. That!that would come if the Court Club met at the home of their Bar, Middleport. 7-30-Gtc m. to 5 p. m Arter 5 p. at tny residencP. located on surance. Jim Johnson and court can onl~ hear a . few I was not supported. Mrs. Ruth Ebel'8bach phone WY 2-2874. 8 3 3tc State Route 143, six miles, Bud Siltlpson. Agents. cases, lnvolvmg those mostly (This article is based upon July 5. A demonstration o• LOSE- WEtGHT salety - wilh ' 2874. ~ 3 3tc I w,esl of Pomeroy, Ohio, near ."SHORT ON WATER," phone 6 I Uc dealing with federal or constl- theLawofOhio. llisnotlntend- "Textile Painllng" was given DIAUAX lformerly UEX-A . -~' 1\olfe Pen. I Emmet W. Shuler contract· tutional questions. is by Mrs. Ehersbach. Paula Say· DIET ed to adv e anyone on 8 1 b trca 1 CANNING Tomatoes, swee t 1958 Vauxhall Auto (4 door) . ing WY 2-3243 for a farm !\euler IDOunmce Agency I Onelw ~:ne · , saSmle ork· l. curn and tu rni os. Bring eonJI good condition Admiral Tv' i pond. 7 15 tfe ••I.Jisuraoce lor ever, pei'SOD&I Now and then the Supreme ic problem· No person cu surer, gave a re. ffi11ia n , ,~ a ar t . D1 B h R t . · .1 __ - ·-~ d b eed • Courl hears a case from the ever •ttemp.1 to apply or Interon the potato chip lllle. · • M ""I a1ners. a e ac ner, u - SIX inch table saw Rubber an uslneos D • ta 1 1 te d f ·11 til " Charleen Ward Reporter Drugs ~~~· P 1anu" · Hamsonv1 · 'IIe "d ' Pboae w~~ •....-..... ··~ s r ns 3 0 wat ng un pret any law w1'thout .the adviC·e • ' · n .. Ph . 1 tJre wheelbarrow, Glass Door AUTOMOBILE Insurance been SH 2-5328. 8 3 6tp I kttchen cupboard, Coller a tor ~~e~··~~:. t~;oo!~ a~!~~ of a lawyer.) The Columbia Make-It Oirle cancelled' l..oSI your opera· - ·-Refrigerator, Sunray gas , To Have Your LIVESTOCK such cases: (I) involving am· l ----met at the home of RuUt tor's lleense? Call WY 2·2966. FILL-UP TIME! stove, IJI;I;•.. • .. •,; .. "1. arm ba ad nd 1 nd (")I 815Uc h . Coal, Oil ar G•s p· o ""''-Ge --ss ors a consu S, a "' Jordan on July &. The phoNo.1 end No 2 c alf, sland, baby bed, Oak ; "''· nile, good worker. those where a State sues anoth' 1 tograpl1y project wu olre98e(J PIANO TUNING and REPAIR Fyr-Zon Treated Library table, Enterpris~.cqal. Also milk goata and smaD ,er or the federal government. meeting. Carolyn Green. A romp~te tuPing \() Universtove, Burn~ide .coal~... Cl••ned •nd Ch•cked I goats. Edna Blumenauer, Rt But only about 123 such (orJgilees gave the demonstration sal Standard Pitch, $15. ReFUEL OIL porch swing, 3 pc. bedroom ' lor Winter 143 between Harrisonville and nail cases have come heforo "Tips for Beller Plcturea."_; p<Jir of action. action regula- • Automalic Df'grPe it.e, chest or ·~t~ • , • Pomeroy. 8 3 3tp :ule Supreme Court In hi<~tory. Haning, Reporter, tion. and new strings at ex~~~~·i~~t- So You Never and dr.<.:>sser, corree table, & PONY far sale or trade. WY 2-- Why the Supreme Court's ortra cost. Call WY 2-2065 or cupboard, Maytag washer, i 6385. 8 1 6tp · iginal j'urisdiction? Only three e Budget Pay Plan ·ars . .L~'Iany oth er use f u1 artJ.· .• Ph onet WY2...-·wY2 6301 1 ril .. Larr)· Trar>y, 307 Welz7~ • I . d. I t h W , Call u, Today - WY 2·2181 cles nol mentioned. i 691 W. Motn Sf Po.,...oy cases mvo vmg 'r oma s ave ' ALONG THE TRUCE LINE, On July 8, the Nease Settlegall Sl., Pomeroy. LEGAL NOTICE come ever before the Court. As iKorea (UPI) A A rl Cl etle 8 5 6tp p L d k THIS RE AL ESTATE consists ' - ~- -- 1--n me can over s me1 at tht omeroyo eannTlml,ar.m. ' of 20 acres, more or less, andllChO. McCOOhY, AUcrJONEER., LEGAL NOTtCI a rule, St~te Department pr: IArmy patrol today exchanged Johnson Home "Ho11., E. Main p p ester Ro•coe Morrla, wile reatdu at Stt.te 1fers to give the diplomat hu . · • r f<'" 10· ,_ - ._....., __,.,_,.,_ ,.,_,J'I has a good six room frame I • Hoipltat, Huntlneton. weat vtr•mta. . . • fire with Communist North Kora Dress"' was d~at· L.---.,,_......,_.,. _ h 4 11 tfc wUI take notice that on tbe 12th ,Ji, lwalkmg papers, If hlS conduct ea •~· In lh d m'lita 'zed ed b G u·-ll Mary · AUTO SALES o u.s e with running wat- . o1 Jub, 1963, tbe Platnttff E 10 m a might otherwise have to go to n u""'tM e e I r1 Y race • ..,.~ . Slnlth ~ HOTPOJNT elertric hot water Oth bu"ld' ln 1u Y"orrt•. tiled ber petition •••mn him . zone near the scene of last Mon-the "Articles Neede·i 1 mgs 1955 TUDOR Stu_debaker Good tank . Double element for ra.! er · er c de a Ln the Court of Common Pleaa of 1 <~ourt. But only the -bight court , . · h Good t $l50 barn, garage. cellar house 1 M:riga Count)', Ohio, tbe aam• betna h h ffecti 'dayS Commurust ambush that a Sewing Box ' 1 The'. lfrls s ape. Ires. or p ~ rl recaven DeluxE' t ~ ble and shed - all frame. Thl·s Is ,c,•.e No. 13,520, In u.ld court. for may ear sue cases a ng kt'l.led two Americans the Unt'l th I t d f .\ . he laid partition ol certJID real ettat• I t' 'th 0 ther na t'IDnS, ed Nations .Command I .. e r mot•:_ JR:Ui to; thi(! ra e or a · dry cow. G . . top model. 52 gal. capacily 1 f ed ID petition described, to-wit: our rea Ions Wl (UNC) . 7 3"tit a. "0 enc for livestock. In f meeltng and dlspla•....o lhel1 De Ra - 'r" P $/O.OO. Tom Scali)•, WY 2suuatl! In Kuu.nll TotmlhJp. Mdl'a or fact. our edera1 and state .Jig~~ - em, cme. There are good schools and County. Ohio, beKlnnlnK 21 .89 ehaiM C J announced. project work A card BUTCK TUDOR hardlop. Hl58 2661. 8 .1 3tc churches Wl.lhl·n 10 mo·nu•·s I •ou':h of the northeast l!orner of structure. Yet ongress al ows No casualties were reported lgned f Mr. Nolan . G0 0 d a.c ~t~ctmn e, toWll e, ranp 14; tbenl"e lower courts power to hear s or 1. ~xcel1ent condition: HENS 3nd Fn•en:; ~- Mrs. Be-;. drive and on a state route. · south 30 -~ chalu: thenel! ••a1 uas on either side In today's clash. were made for the locfi tire~. $350. Mark 'l13rd, New s·,e Olt'ver. R. D. I, Rutland. PROPERTY ci\Bina; then.:• north 10.!10 ehaina; cases involving the 50 states. Th UNC aid th hoot' . . Haven. 862-2325. 7-3~6tc PI!. SH 2-4 695 _ WILL BE SOLD Far All Of Your Needs ~~:.i! ~:!!~e ':ort..e•;e:••:~•. !;! In the past the Supreme Court took eplace r:r sout: of -Linda J~ '· Bf. · -~-llte Rambler S 1 6tc ~~B~i: :~dMCrow Realty Co. I M'ddl Fe d M'll e~:!~~.U:e:~:Jn~~~.n!"no:J; has bel~ to promote harhl?DY tral demarcatJon line CommuI eport e I "' .... ...east•••4.90 ,_; ebaiDJJ lhm.. by. offermg a forum to BdJUSI DIS . I troops are forbidden t0 World SUmdarcl •I Compact ---- · -~· ·- WY •27"•0. ~ north•••reo• 40\i deareea E:lceUenee . COAL. goort. clean lump, 3 " 5 Tony Fowler, Owner & Opp. thmce ea•t 2uo cbatn• to the place differences among our states. cross and just across the bound1 egg no slack. Re-screened "We Do Custom Grinding" ot beKinnlnK. coDtatnlnl uo •ere• What are some of the cases'? .. The Salem Center Glrli 4-H fttg car ro1,rn. ride and perf(trmNOT RESPONSIBLE FOR AC N 2 d A M'ddltport more or lua. . . · ary of the demilitarized zone held their J 1 5 ance SmaU car economy and : stol.;('r-oit treated at mine or I CIDENTS. -, . n "· • aol~av~r!:!d t'i,x.,c•:~o~eoJ:"~~=~·~~ ICath)Aiforlznia has hColad a ddtspuR'te from South Korean territory. uy mee: r delivered 'umrrer pnee now eatate. w r ona over ora 0 lV· It th f' h ttn... at Dixie Roush's bome. Tht manal!erabilit} on ,Jacobs Loa I Co .. R. 0 1. 1Terms: Cash I The praytr or llld petttlon Ia ror . ht C )'f • I 'med was e trst s oo ....-e excall streJsed. safety. Eacl. see Bradford Auction Comn. any. RaCOBA SERVICI the P•ruuoo ot ••ld real e•tate •nd er ng s. a I ornm c 81 !Change reported since the last nl ered b Pomeroy . Phone SH 2-4959 for other equitable relief. Uld delen· tideland oil rights against the f th f tal klr '-he I preae anBW ~· Metropolitan Motors n.'y " 46 WY 2 37 · 1 cine, Ohio C. C. Bradford, ,I ere-c~ your nora ra oo•a ~ed•• d1111t I• required to an.wer IJilld P«l· 0 ree a 8 mm 9 S X whe their a.ltch E MaiD Street, Pomeroy •• .:.-3 9, or ·24 llld prowen DUIII, all •• "'• umt tion on or berore !.he 14tb day Df federal government. As guard- days ago although UNC troop re a e ·, . 7 15 30tc l Anctioneer, A. C. Bradford, I Tow •rlce of 1'-SO. September, 1983, or jUdKment will J f th lnt ts 0 f "t8 ' 8 were kept and If tbi.'i 0 PboDe WY 2-3870 ~- -····- -- ~ Sales Mgr. I For dtDI!IIdOtlolo ..n'ICII Clll Clotr bo tall:l!n agalnat him. ans e ere& ad I Qet.. I ~ have fired at suspicious objects 4 Z2 tfr WHY WORRY over a sluggish Signed : Edna and Dana , w•oct• Tocll Po ......, w., 'l-2a•• J. B. o·a~:niD~ ~f:;,~:·.,P~~t:tM~~ntttt pie, states have sued other along the truce Une since then awere ~C:., Gen:!~ FOR NEW or used cars •Jf sepll(' tank? Gel Klean EmBlumenauer I •• c ......, ""tu• m 15, u. a9; (81 s. 12, 19, ttl! states, for example, when the without drawing return fire ' "'ollan, Mrs. Vivian Pierce· aOi.! , All Septic tank cleaner at l , Norrc .,,. ,NTMINT other state lets Its citizens dis' l l' 1 0 0 181 5 6 7 trucks, pno ,RI! Man·m Ma.rk<~ Lanrlmark Farm Bureau. Po· · . o . 9• 5tc FOR ANY KIND of bulldozer c... N•. 11,1 " charge sewage to the bann of Lena Cray. 1Jnda Midkiff 11 1ilW to Hem 21 SAI.E~MAN Bea:o~le\ Malil meroy . I ·--~ or back-hoe work, Call WY 2. Eltat• of .James Bfl"Un Llttl• D•· th tate II Ita bu 7-l-3otc 76 .h ceaaed ano er s , or a ows ~ ews ~thP.ns. LV 3-4061 ~ _ -------~ -1 acres wrt 7 room house, 3243. Emmet W. Shuler. con· Notk., 11 berrby liveD that Eva lness preferential treatment inDish Towel?" ••Fringing: It !B-9-ttr MEXICAN Tomatoes now ripe other outbuildings, some fruit trac1·mg, 342 page Street' M'd L. Pou, whoM Polt Office addreu u , '"" l ~ ,aoute 2. Cbeahlre. Ohio, baa been dU· juring citizens of another state. was p atty wr._...·~ - - -- Wm. H. Holmes, Syracuse trees and timber, ~ miles orr dleport. Free estimates. II appOinted admlnlatratrho; or t h p 0 "SelaMhoo... 1952 NASH. Good tires, runs Ohio. tfc Houtr 7 North at Fi\·e Pot'nts. ., E~•te ol Jome. . Be.-un utue Jatr or But the court will not give legal V JOB __..,. A 7 31 and looks good. Virl!il Tea__ 7 la tfc Mem• county, Ohio, df!'cell.ed. relief unless in)·ury is real was the title aru: See George Abbott, Pomeroy, II' ~ Dated Lhl11 2!lth d•Y of July 1963. · ...~.. b Lind lord, Syracuse, WY 2-6986. 'ONF: 50.000 BTU Coleman gas F. • · "'""•• No one has yet solved t h e 6'•en Y " R. D. 3 8 5 3tp ' Judge of the Probat• Court Shenefield · A Mothen' Te:-. 8 1 Jtp £1oor furnace, 2 smaller gas _Ohio, __ ---~ ·-~---- --~- __ 1 M.. i., county, Ohio problem !lf how the Court en- .. 171 29 liD 5 •12 - ate floor furnaces, coal furnace, FOR SALE : 3 acres below Hob- l forces Its decisions against a planned for July lt at thtFor Sale 2 wheel steel trailer - chest- son Depot. Good homesite out NOTICI or •••otNTMINT state. Thus in 1793 law-makers CLEVELAND (UPI) of the advisor 'Mra. Kat• "'·REEVD!I. "·'" dec1ared hGeorgIa liedwouwi Jd hang ster s PresJdent J ames . Rich member was lt. - - - Maytag washer. Antique book I1 of high water. Ph. WY 2fie~~ ot JOHN WESLEY Me-xiran TomatCK"s now ripe . cases couch, record player. Ph 5187. 8 3 6tc Notleo 11 hereby .rtven that JohJI anyone w o comp th cer- received an unexpected standon ber projet!t progres~ Wm. H. Holmes. Syracuse, WV 2-3702 evenings. FO_R_sALE~-HoU;-in Bashan. :· J'~~~=o~~6h1:.0~. Cf:."rba':t!': taln unfavorable declslon. In lng ovation Saturday night the Tea. - P.-n WUaORt ff.e , Ohio. 7 31 t.fc 8 5 3tc Four rooms and bath . Second · dub •PPolnted AdmiDI.trator of tbe 1860 Kentucky wanted to force a Junior Chamber of ~~s::\~:~-·~~~~~~~~;;; FREE LOAN of our ~fflcient : FOR RENT fiorr unfinished. 2'/• acres =~: ~~u!'(.":' o'::~'L!'.O:.::. "" or Ohio to give up a fugitive. The conference in suburban land . 6 miles from Racine on ~· Date;'uJ:!' dJ~~Jub' 1913· Court would not comply be- The teamster boss Carpet Shampooers with purchase of Blue Lustre Sham- HOUSE, 6 rooms and bath. Call newly surfaced road. Ralph , ~u:=: ~~a'~~. PI:t!~ Court cf ause theh. Court said it couldn't the Kennedflv · y admlntsb'ation, 1ore a pon. Baker Furniture, Middle- [ Elod" Webb, 304 Sycamorej Trussell, WI 9-3053. Sales & Service m .. ca1 ..,. - ,,. orce 0 to to act. e • stale galllel'in!l'\ port. 1J-Stc , St. Middleport. 8 3 3tc _ . In 1915, VIrginia got a JudKof Ute civic group, of trying . 73 8 3 6tc ~A ment against West Vlrglnla fiJr create a police stale. COUNTRY HOME. six rooms. ~- ---- Ji'OR SALE : House in Bashan, eFits Almost Every Car $15,000,000. But West Virginia "I'm ben le nclle JDU !Do bath and full basement. Free TH~E ~E~PI~nt"~'tms ~;,d 4 rooms and bath, 2nd floor . _J -•didn't pay. When the Court Dlpl," Bolla told tile Jjr011p. gas,.... automatic heat. ChPhnne ~lC.Qmp threatened to enforce the judg. "I'm bere le uge JOi1 lbete _, Floyd Well te Henry Hennesy. Ph. WY 2 unfurnished . 2~. acres land. i eTranslerable When • ~. · • es r, 6 miles from Racine on newYou Trade Cars AU(,, S ment by "appropriate reme- II 10 d~ betWeen ,~• Ohio Che R"d Road !134. 8-2-lltc . . • rry 1 ge · · 1· ly surfaced road. Ralp~ Trus·l dies," West VIrginia paid. No- baddlaglll8lllgellleal-""' ="""==-=-~--,- 8 2 Jlp 8 room house with bath, auto- sell, WI 9-3053. I eGuaranteed 24 Months 1 The Middle]IOI'I .Garden Club bodv kn!>WS )Vhat ' the Co u r 1 me. We baYe a CGDIJilGil . ._ DAY BED with mattress. 15.00~~ malic heat on Slate Route 8 1 3tc or 24 .000 Miles :whold : : ' 111Dt18l picnic could have done, luld w..t Vir· tile stll'\'lval olllda aa~;~ Phone WY 2-5200. t24. Phone WI 9-:r.J29. Mr. HOUSE FOR SALE, in Porn. . ay ev . g August 5 at glnia •failed to comply. Hoffa repealed his_ 1the Middleport Roadside Park a 2 6tp Glen West. 8 2 6tc Sometimes the Court relies on that news media lie _ ~-:--:-:- -~:c-~..,-. 1 eroy, across from new school eMost Popular Unit beginning at &:30 p. m. Mem- the President or the u. s. MJtr.. He o1so crlllclzed' No. J potatoes, $1.50 - 5I) lb.1 3 ROOM furnished apartment, Mulberry Avenue. 5 rooms, In The U. ~-A. hera are aaked to bring their sb D ffl f th Court Robert F . K ·nedy' 1 bag, No. 2 potatoe:; 50 lb . hag I I:W Mutherry · Phone WY 2- bath, basement, large lot. G. a s as 0 cers 0 e • · en 7 31 61 ~ble · In Little school to legal _ tze~~;t~~=~= to 00. Charles Hilion. Port· 6615 · P I. Financing, approved. Ph. The oervlce. Pomeroy Garden club Yel, other Rock's presldento havecase. not 1M FBI land. 8 I 6tc THREE anc! tour room furmsl> WY 2-3573. 7 31 6tc j •ll INSTALLED Iwill hold Ito annual picnic at · -- _ now MEXTCAN tomatoes now ripe. ed and unfurnished apart. FOR s LE the home of MlJ. Charl8o R. BEING Rt:ASSIGNED Ithe FBI proseeuw me Wm. H. Holmes,' s yracuse, ments. WY W434 A Two bedronw Karr s Monda at 8 p 'irrn Third Cl hor.jf! Beautiful Birch kn~n r ., y . m. "' an au Roy A. saying so!' \' Oh 'o. 7 31 tfc 12 & lfc en. automatic gas heat. lti4' l' Members are ask to take their Hendricks of Racine, son of Mr. I' • • ~" r' IYI'IIINr. "'~alns 4 room and bath, house. Lincoln Lincoln Hetghts. cau J 0 " n own table oervice. and Mrs. Walter Ill.· Hendricks In 1111. ~ve ,•••,..., ' I!IIU'l'- ·11• rllft' ldl' Of rl1t>f:' ""' orh ,,.,...-t'(l <>l'll,eo_•lonnllnle f:ro""n •ltnuld tlo6 repo. rlef1 ·m-dli"fllt rbf' <J \Ib file pUfln•DI!• . to I - I'W ~ "" YOU AND THE LA I W 1 - ...... .·-- , ......, . ' Day Seen When.Chickens, Cows Must Be Kept Dosed llr.l NIIW YOU: CUPll and If medical lid- II ov<t Goorp E. Cos belleoeo it ma1 101Dc 1<> ~ efloc!llve!J with exaltlmaltly be oec ary few bu- 1..... blood dtoleotorol. 1 lltUit DIID bealtb lo kalp dtiebno and lind the real ...... COWl woiJ.4aoed wt11t ""*"t•l'lll · It eu't be. lbo7 ...,..t, bolower~D& drugs Ill on!.- to ,....... ..,... Ill capodty· lor IDiltUfae. the dtolesterol coateot o1 - · turinC choiOiterol II rolatheljoond milk. . allgbt at bell. 111 human bodJ' I Be Illumed people m un- dtelltlllry, choleotol'lll It . , _ i brtlbbly dovvled IG liP and f - b)' aD the liHuoo - it II miJk. Be aJio Wll M?lmiDI n- 1D -"'ial f - Ill me!>tboleeulve cbolealtrol in tho burrwt 111m. None ol lhele many pro. blood atrum It largely n- dlldkot eeaten llltut clown boaponsible for artery.Jtordenlng and ciUBe dielry choleolerol It blgb, 110 life and reliable drugs will they .....,ed. be developed for people 1o take SO It mUJI follow thai ebolesterlo minlmist tltelr cholesterol. ol in food ill an addition to an ..,. Cox and blo 11880ciates at the 1changlllg natural mpply and If U-ity of !Uinolt School of ex<esoJve cholesterol blood lnell Medicine, Chica10, were trylllg to are to be ......,... clown, tho ct. IIIIRo aomelltlq of current llciea- lostenJI hu lo be ltlblracttd till< dtoleoterol COIIIUIIoa. IIGme from tho diel. 'l1W wu wby Col adenlllll blame exceo.oive human , suggested redut:IDg tho cbolester- 1 blood cboleaterol 011 blgb ol Ill milk and eggo by giving ltrol eaUni. druga to cows and cblckena. U.er Allo Predaeet [ In their tffitdioa) report to 1111 But other sclertlilta think clJo. organ of the American Medical lesterol in tho human diet II rela. Auociallon Cox and his 11110tively unimportant. n1eJ rely oo elates laid tho oclenllfle evitlenco 1 lhe chemical eleventelo ol the oupporting their clowngradlng buman liver. II lDIDuflellll'Otl the human liver 81 l ·<boleoterol cboleiJlenll quite on Ito own. producer lo "odmilledly mea· Tbeae ICientilta suaest tlta t ger." when dlelllry cholutorol II blgb. But, they added, "'I It not I I dtoJy.l "'I tho Hver'a cboleoterol produelloo nearly as meager u the evl- lt low, aJtd wheo dlelllry cboJes. dence supporting oome alternate teto1 It low Hvv prodllCIIoJt II hypollleoel tbat are llroady blgb. widely IIC<O\)ted u ]JroVell." The Tberelon, lite amotml of ehl> bypothe... they referred to were ~estero~ in ooe'o diet lln'l govern- those whl<b minlmlte tho lmporIDg, they reoaon: Tbe blood ch<> tance ol dietary <bolestorol Ill 1estero1 lenJ wW be approDmll&- blgb blood obollllerol levels and IY lito 111111 rtprdlau ol dill eventually Ill arltcy·hlrdonin&- FUR NA( E I I 1 I I MASTER MIX and MASTER MADE s FEED I 0 Jaycees Gt've H ffa 0 at· At Con£erence MARK IV A u TQ I AIR CONDITIONING I I 1 :'n. I IJc-no--0c S340 "D L II 0"-' · I : I"' -!wires , BLAETTNAir$ AutO bein~ reassl•n~ I s.rv.,.. · ·I · ~~!! ·Jon&. for~. . . ~~hi~chEh~ad~!~~;tlr~o~n~i~'~=~~~~ v:orr.en·s dr ..,,., !5-\0 oenta; Hetgblll, Phone WV 2-3874. Blaetlnar. WY 2-5127 S.t9-tio I POMEROY, 0. P · AChaUG. 1. _,1.88', OES Jr .• is to Hlldt- J Me:J·s, and Bo-ws pJnls and 7 U 30tp_ l omeroy pter ' ' lands A~ ,. orce StatJon, ·t N. J., , IN POMFROY Eignt room will meet In ..gular. · oession !OJJowjti~ . h;1 .radltatiOo l.trom .. oh;rto :IS-50 eents Men's shoes ' NICELY Furnished 4 room aod house. 3 bedroom, and bath. 1,. 11, •To COPYING Tuesday at 7:411 · pc rlt. There _the Unite~ States Air 'II.'• r e,e . en1 h!!:t,! Smith's Clothing bath anartment. Middleport large lot Gocxl locati ..... oul of Co 1-d be r ~ · · ... P" soy ~~· or """""'"'· "'ill lnltiallort(, and all oftl· technl•el. ·..•r.,.ln_. k" epur.•t! .f n_r b··• water Call WY >·••oo · ~ Jnaur I. · S<n re. Opeo 7 da'·s a WPek . Phone WY 2-38'/4. --~. <euter anee, Po mer,. cers ••• retj!ISS eel , to wear Ielo<!trical Jldwei• ~rndueuon .... LeWl Falla, Ohio. 7-15-30tp 7 lllfc i 111 lie a I) '"" io I . ~l_i:'ts1 . ~!~: ,..: ....... -~~~~:.;~ ,'ir,;'•"!!~!'•,i~ I "' ~~ ~~ •. s.eu- 1.6.-ot lab bill lO.Iplrltlomp , e~~utp­ aa """"· 10. P'rfPI 12.J""'- U.Pera.. ctaii;J' weta-bt ptMJL 11. Kale&ock 10, J'IIUI 18. 8prlle 1f.Grellk ·Dlolr- ILPVtot u.l!'-' '" .,..tin&' wltbout n:=ter ta.'rJA.Da 'rl ID.Bll ...... 41. ..., 111. 17.Qom. loa • llletll 28. UDMOed ao..,.__. un.-.. rr·''nll ll.A.D tak1IJi' at.~ .olpal U.ar.k leiter 34. Rejoteeo ' ,...UJ IT•.A.t!Wall 40.Piilurf fL~lli*-- ~t-f-;-~~~~-ft.lDl-le H.fttltntlt ··-.. fT. Tlmld II.DiroiJbw Hen•• 11ow .. --~~~~---··A OIJil z ·q , , ' IDIC:K TRACY 'rKP'I'PBII:BII Q'riiiiP'rl ¥7B.I.TIIIYV 'rl.t.'rll:'rDII IQIJXII l.t.ll:'rD 11:'1'• B.t.TUlTV &TJ.t.'r&'rDII.-I'rP'rXBPTK •I8U urr ...,.. Q)pl tllCIII 80Q P'IIR80tt'B Y+D PROM· :raa 'l'lla ~ 01' ea•• HJNG ' " " " •• • ••-.• 1 1:: r, ...., WMPO Radio IIONDAY TDBV FRIDAY 8-6 "HIIW hufiii'J 11111? How huncr1 oan JOU afford?" tre :: !ent lllo . . . t.Pilll- llDr tile L'l. X for lllo t:,.. 0 ... ole. tuqlo lotllrl. _ . tropld... tbe loqUa ID4 fot ,..., Ill 1110 IN 18 - 'I I f.J'rulkf -lnlllll ~~.- A&IDLa.l..t.&a II LOlf41r•LLOW 0u ..___...pl7 . . . . lor 'M'W. Ia Udl =mple A II 1111114 I I ll. Lllltt: • ..... M.llut by ....till DAILY ClicYrJVQVOTE - 1 :re:e. rook,... ~., Truce Line Trade Volleys , . ll, JfattYe 'JISIT A SPELL ..... ' Baker Seyfried IT. 0111 LllllrLlltp,ltoop SNUFFY II IN AN' COME~ DOb GJs Reds on I .¥110118 l.InaHDN :t.- m. l - - . ........ ... .... ......... """"' -· 06... _ ·· ·- - -=..... -~-- ...-··· _ ..., , - DAILY CROSSWORD ly IO.PutJa • I Now Is The Time \~'"' WJEH RADIO m.tltra011PrldaJ MoadiJ I:ID l:llli 7;1D 7•10 7:10 Muslc81 ad N- Mlllleal ad Ne1rl BeediiON 7:1o ......I (:locii 1'lia LttaDae 1:ao Oblo vau., 7:41 Hen l:llli World • 01111 New 1:10 Sparta Tadq a:U WIIIH' Plelure a:ta 1:55 .,.. 1110 8:4S 10180 10:11& 101116 Mu.!ct' aa CGmmtiiiiiJ Nnrt1 Liotdlllllbi Public Sem:e hmfl1 WGnlllp Boar MalaD County Newa U:fl 12:00 12:11 1!: 10 J2:d 12:10 Muol CaalltJ New~ CWnmnnltJ Newo . Nom! ..... Oblo New• Mukell BullellD lloanl NeWI o Gnml 12:10 AplcaJtun Apftl 1!:45 CotlritrJ Go IIGaDd 1:11 Nnrt~ . lleat 1:10 Ceulllry Go Roulld 1:55 Newt Beat S:IIO Mid Wa7 1\fallnaa 1:55 ..... Beat .... Dllclng wllb 0... JJ:a ·=·~ 1:80 Oi«mmmi!J ..... 1:11 World II NaUOII81 Ntw1 Tlllr ol lite 'l'owa 5:1$ Spotlight ... Sparta New~ 5:25 5:30 5:55 1:00 1:00 U:lil MOI'Dinl MeP'Iel Cmept l"rrddf: Cburcb 1111111 Rllli' u:e w..ld 1mr1 Wealhercast DinDer Muslcalo llllldo Boob SunMt Blvd. Olf 7:05 JINatfall Party t: 15 Jo- Bulclo Show 1:00 SlgD 011 New 10:115 Polka Party 1:05 Sacred Heart 10:3$ Public Service 1::10 Country Jiunboree 11 :ll!j Top Ten Show 1.2:00 N0011 Report l:liO Fan:• NoWI 12: iiO Rev. Merlin Teell f:Gl Breakfaal Party 1:05 Plat:W Party f:ll Bright llllr ShoW 1:00 Sundown Serenade 7:U Picldnt Bdwr Sbow 7:30 Sign Off 7:50 NeWI Report - Ohio &:00 Sign Off - June 1?00 BreokfM .PariJ SVNDAY . 1:11 Braklul Par1J 111p 7:lltl Sip On New t:llli CGIIea Willi Jllllt 1:00 Baplllt IAyalln~t Hour 8'45 11et1J Newlml 1:311 Hour of Dell•erance 10:115 Mlnlllertll " - ' CRew. Plul Jones) 10:20 Country llae Du 1:00 Wings ol J1aa1inC 11:11· Swap Sboj! l:lltl SunU, Show ll:lltl Farm New~ 10:00 Vole<~ ol Propbecy U:ll hmily Worsltlp llour-'1'111 111:15 SuDt18J Sbow !!:• Noon Report 11:00 Coontry Hymullme U:d Music Just For Yoa 12:00 NoCJD Report II: 15 Goessler's Guest Star-Frl 12: li The Surd! I:ID Platter Party 12:30 He•. Merlin Teell 4:11 Blaettnar AuiG Show 1:00 Billy Grllham 1:10 Local NeWB 1:30 The Lulheran Boar 1:11 BIB Slim Sparta 2:00 SIIDI of tile T1me1 1:00 BowIIIIa !Ieoni CRew. W. &. BllhiJII) 6:05 Van P•.trlck Sporta 1:1.1 Public Service 1:20 SuDdlllrll Sa eM 1:311 'lbe Bic Life 7:111i The World 1'Gtla7 1:00 Sund17 Sblnlnle 7:30 Sign Olf f:OO Botir ol Decl•hl 1:00 Sign Off - J l:lli John Griffin BATVRDAY 1:00 Suat11J ~ 1:111 Sign 011 Nnl l:tlt! 9mdotnJ Sa . . . 1:06 Cowltr7 Jllf' • 7:lltl Sip 011 1:• FlliD Nn1 l:lltl Sip 011 - J - OHLV 'THE ~RI' EAPEkiS Wl-1.0 CHlCI<ED M-1 IU\MPLoSl ACCORDING To 'TI-IElR AMPoL.''t'SIS WE'RE 61Pl'lDIN<li OVER Q. DEPOSIT """l'H BILUOI'IS! fRIO LASIWELL �.· 'I . "' ' •, ~if~ ' . . .f • ·--~-f'otnen~J-Mrddleport. 0 ., Aug. s, 1863 Brida~Given At Home oi About · M,rs. Ellner Wehrung Friday Eve A color ICheme of pink nd Walter Morris Mra..-f will a I ' ' . te was ftft'led '*II In the Smith, Mrs. James Ev11111, dilcoratlanll 1 n d M'ddl Evans, Mrs. G r a n t, Thelma Boyer, Mn. Boyer • Mrs. L. D. Diles, Mrs. Charles Wise, Mrs. Max Roller and the ho~lesses. Sendmg g<lts were Mrs. ~ S<e Bauers, Mrs. Kate McKn>ney, Mrs. W. f. Boyer. Mn. Margaret Boyer and Mrs. Edgar Abbott. epo _, LeonMan Is 'Walk-In·Garuen ' "' 111 lhf11fcDa!le-ea,r, w•' l$arged with lntoxlealloll. He eel Af . ::;.~. U:!t!~ ~ Charg ter :~?;~;::.! :rl~~~:; M\'f- Mlna Hart enlel'lalnt!d I 4l ~- *'r k to tile trailer and the '59 '""* ihe Will< In Ganl Club. at ~r " ec el car of the McDade's was 10- . Mainly About Club Meeting Held August l People.ln Mr. and Mn. Rlclwd CarnpPomeroy . entertained wtlb a party Mr. ond Mra. Will~ Sheri- Saturday aflernooll honorlnS Norman Owebl and IIGII, Gary • 00 the en dan and daughter Mana, hive their granddaughter Terri Lynn of Pleo Rivera C1aif vblled her home ' PT. PLEASANT - Dorsel E. 1111 Road ~ 1. returned from a '91catlon trip her sevenih bir!bday. ~tunlay With 'Mri. ·• Maline McDnde, 31, Leoo Route 2 was 00 to Virginia Beach where they Games were played and priz. Arnold and daughter, SUsanna Alter the business ~~e~~~~loo for driVIng while Inspent the past week. Enroute es awarded to Peggy O'Brien, and other lirendo In the area. social hour was enjoyed and fotlowJna. a two ve~lchome they visited in Columbus Diane McAngus, Ingrid Haw· 'Miss Su88111Ul Arnold and Mlas oontest by Anna Hart was accident Friday night •11:!0 with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ley and Steve Hartenbach. Jackie Jones spent Thursday In by MJna Hart. A nwnber on RoUte 35. Olan Genheimer and family. cake, ice cream and Gallipolis and attended t be beautiful floral '1111! mishap occurred when Mr. Sheridan is oo vacat10n kool were served and favors Gallia County youth fair. They were enjoyed. McDsde vehicle sideswiped from his employment at Kais- 1were blow·outs. were dinner guests of Miss were made by Anus llllrt, tractor·lrailer driven by )llarl er I 'A ld' In Mr RaJ h .. Willard and Clara Paulsen 31 Charleston owned I ~ta~ Cecd 11 a bridal shower http Friday .-venin& at the bOrne of Mrs. Eb!ler Webrung In .honor. of Mlas Betty Garlesky, brld.,. elect df Larry Wehrung. ~oatesses Wlll'e . Mrs. Gall Miller, Mrs. _t;lj'dner We~g and Mrs. I!Oraet· Abfl,ott w•th Linda and Kattiy Wehrung as- rt . Granddaughter Is Hof!Oied On Het B,rthday I tal. . . I 1. NOW YOU DOW "'Medal .. dew .. ~~· 'Wm ...._,lloo lletlwod IIJ the Ualled Slliet l""etD • for .-.icwelit ,.... Ill ..u... ., • ' ,e ••• at. Y , The accident was lnvesjlpt. ed by the S~~erlff's departmeat and ~le Police. TO MEET TUESDAY • Rock Springs Grange .fill meet- Tuesday at 8 p. m. 11>... wu~~~~~·~~~~~R~.'~c;a;nte;rbur~~y~,·~J;r·;·~St~.~~~te~a~d~oft~Th~ursdi!"~Y~*fnd~~hf:IDur~ silting wedding will be an ev- ;,_ Present were thFoslme P A salad course fl-e h with ts the serving of re- The rA t 17th •m•. E'··-beth """ Slavin of East ahove and Vanessa o ernamped at- ,Berno nne tt'andcoudsau'•hterss. "'' · 10 win g •. men · . ent 0 ugus · Rainelle, W. Va .. is spending 1 Collins Jeannette Phillips, Mrs. Velml\ Douglas and by the hostess to the · g e mee ' Pinlt and while streamers • , the summer with her son and Y mela joffre and Ricky daughter, Jane, left Saturday for and two guests present. McDade, a passeng- wtll be vacated for .the lair. at ~~~PY ~~rh the r.,. Dmner daughter • in • law, Mr. and ~!nes ~ honored guest a week's visit with relaUves In nell! meeting will be held nlh • wh't iC lwtahs COndV· Mrs. Jack Slavin In Middleport. who received a number of nice Ivydale and Clay, w. Va. '5th at the borne of Belva WUJ.[I ered wl a w 1 e c 0 8 . S 0n Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ohlingard. State dues are to be paldlJI centered With a large white er and his mother, Mrs. ObMr. and Mrs. Edgar Altmay· at Ulis time. cake decoraled wilh piolt bows r f Columbus spent and sons, Stewart and Larry ----accented with silver. White nutmger, 0 In Middl rt of Levittown, Long Island, N. c:upo filled with pink and white Devotions taken from the week endhe lb ei~ted .111 Y. arrived Sunday for a visit Pleasaat 'VaDey Hoopltsl k !Rthb M Phil Masonw re eyVSI WI 0 1 ' M d b candy were given as favors . IIO o u y rs. , relatives and friends. They were her parents, r. an ADMJTI'ED: Peggy Proffitt, Other decorations featured hamson. opened the . . Thomas Young. 1\llcBee, two large bride dolls in a man- of the Happy Harvesters class fo:er ~ld=r~~~i~:n~we Mrs. Gladys Cockier I e f t Ra~~e~~ames Pt. tie arrangement and white wed- of the Federated church Fn· r· a · 1 for a visit with relatives san ' · . dlnl beDs used In the dining day evening al the church. Sev· have returned from a . Powhatan Point. Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. wo<'<lll . th eral verse' lrom Ruth were week vacation trip spent m Scsrberry, Pt. Pleasant. ]d bl homg room Th etae e · .. h 'led' d gUts ·was covered with a white read by Mrs. Williamson, who •forma: T ey v<S 1 In · The annual Edwards Mr. and Mra. Fred Ponn an DISCHARGED: J..-ph "'""'~I smooth lace cloth with a pink urn- also read a poem and dosed ~go ;nh ~s ~roth~l:;,~ ~~~ Allied Family reunion w a •1son anddd':,';ghte~ of Da~~~ Pl. Pleasant; Mra. Merle Clark, brella placed In the center . with prayer. y, r. a rs. me held on Sunday at the Fry Mr. an rs. once Pt. Pleaoant; Donald Forshee, piping Games were played and pri· Mrs. Phil Meinhart, presl- and sef\s. They returned ho Picnic grounds on Pond Hill Athens were .J!Uesls Saturday Gallipolis Ferry; George •:;~:\1 accents our zes awarded to Mrs . L. D. dent, was '" charge of the bus•· Saturday. . Road back or West Columbia, evening of their uncle and aunt Gallipolis; Mrs. Wilbur Sl Diles. Thelma Boyer, Mrs. ,ness session and plans were M<ss Jeanette Crooks spent Cyrena Machir, the only Mr. and Mrs. Benton Ponn. ens an<l daughter, Cottageville; textured Charles Smith with Mrs. Jame made lor a Johnny Morzeltl lhe weekend in Columbus living direct descendant of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thorn- Peggy Click, Cottageville, cardigan Evans receiving the door dinner in September. PI an s lng With her brother, Gene. Riley and Virginia Gibbs as spent Saturday with his bro- BIRTH: A dau bier to Mr. pri2e. Guests attending were were also made lor a rum· They attended the received a gift. Olh· \her and slster-m-law, Mr. an~ M John F:ster Galli Mrs. Margaret Smith, Mrs. mage sale in October. II was vot currently bemg g1ven by the receiving gifts were Rex Mrs. Walter Thomas and famt· and rs. • po. Row upon row of airy ed to assist m the eost of t h e Kenley Players. Cook youngest present, ly at their camp at Malta. Ills. aigzag knit underscored by a piped edging of MQORES RETURN packets sent recently by t h e Mrs. Harry· Mitchell, Jr., the Lon Roush: oldest, Clyde Ed· Mrs. Eddie Smith returned solid kn~ • , , DoHy Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore, Guild. . former Mar1one D•les, of Alii· wards, Bakersfield, Calif., com- home Satu_rd~y after a several ANNOUNCE BIRm Mann's way of showing Middleport, have returned from Games were played w 1t ens, has been returned to her pillg the farthest distance to w~ks visit m St. Lools, ~o. . how effective texture· home from Sheltel'lllg Arms attend the reunion and the Jar- With her daughter and soo-m- Mr. and Mrs. Keith Nelson 8 week's vaea~ion at Mountain prizes awarded to ]\Irs. contrast can bet Collar· Lake in Virgima. Mr. and Mrs. Meinhart. Mrs. Lawrence followmg surg~ry. H~r gesl family present was that law, Mr. and ~·· D. P. Big· of Long Island Beach, South leu cardigan: virgin Moore spent the weekend in ning, Miss Lena Grueser, mother: Mrs. L. _D. Diles, V<S· of Mr. and Mrs. LDn Dickens. erstaff and famll~. Whlle there Hampton, New York, are Orton~ acrylic. White Columbus where they visited Adam Ebersbach and Mrs. w1th her th1s. past week, 1110se registering were Mr. she aiSo ~vlslted m New Mex- nooncmg the birth of a son.....pllell on I)'~ the latter's brother . in • law. Gladys Cuckler. A des s e r at her .sons home, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo J. Dickens Jr. leo and COlorado. . v1d Keith, July 31. Th~ c• Mr. Ernest H, Jones, who is 8 course was served by the W1U1am Dile• and and Joey, Mrs. Cyrena Machir, Mr. and D. ~· Btger- hive a daughter, Terrre, patient ta Grant hospital. His esses, Misses Maud and Mrs. Mitchell Is the Mr and Mrs Howard LDve and staff and children, Vtcky and years old. Mr. and Mrs. Joe parents are Mr. and Mrs. Stan. Grueser. from a table with receptionist at the Debbie, all ~I Point Pleasant, Randy of St. Lools, Mo., are Bailey look the grandmothers SIZES: SMALL, MEDIUM and LA.RGE le~· Jones of Po~neroy. They al· cover and centered with an and Guidance Mrs Axtell Dudding of St. the guests of her mother, Mrs. of the new baby, Mrs. Russell so visited Mrs. Moore's a~nt. rangemenl of sweet peas. Alb~ns, Mrs. Zula Fry, Coz. Eddie Smith and her sister and Bailey and Mrs. Thelma Mrs. Harry E. Hoagland. who ette Cooke, David Cooke, Mrs. brother_· In • law, Mr. and son,. to N~w York this week for also is recollerlng from major GIVE DINNER Roy Cooke, Harry c . Gibbs, Mrs: Richard Rupe and family. a viSit Wllh the Nelson See this style and the many other new styles of surgery at Grant Hospital. Mr. ani Mrs. Raymond Krl· Rachel Gibbs, Arnold Gibbs, MISs Peggy Pecora of Col· Mr. Nelson 1s stationed at Ladies' and Misses' Sweaters in the busy ready to der entertained with a Eva Gibbs, Gary Gibbs, Linda umbus arrived Sunday for a Island with the Air Force. SEE "HONEY IN ROCK" Sunday evening at their home, Gibbs, James Gibbs, Raymond vacation With Mr. and Mrs. wear department on the -ond.floor. Among those enjoying the Syracuse. Guests were Mr. and Gibbs, Lillian Gibbs, Jeffery Raymond Krider. Reinhart and Mr. and Mrs. Saturday. July 27 performance Mrs. Bernest Bruch and Gibbs Mr and Mrs Forrest Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rein- Clyde Brown. of "Honey In the Rock," 1 he I ily of MI. Vernoo . Mr. and Mrs. Hoff~n, Mr. and Jnhn hart and family of Jackson Mrs. A. Howell entered nation's first Civil war musi· Vincent Recora and daughter Mr. Ray Young left Friday Cook Jr. and family, Mrs. were weekend guests of ~eir Holzer ~osp1lal Saturday cal, at Cliffside Amphitheatre, Peggy and Mr. and Mrs. for Ft. Belvior, Va., where he Charles Harmon, Cindy, ConMr. and Mrs. William observation and treatment. Grandview State Park, near vin Krider of Columbus. will be stationed. He had just nie and Charles Jr., Mr. and Beckley, West Virginia, were ing in the evening were basic training George Johnson, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. J . R. Slaven and and Mrs. Elsworth DIU of armed forces at Ft. Earl Johnsoo, Alice Faye, Isabel Winebrenner, all of Mid· ler Road. . Mike and Brian, Mr. and Mrs. i!leport. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Fisher CrroU Manley, , 0 ., GROUP TO MEET of St. Petersburg, Fa., Is vialtr Mr. and Mrs. Charles ARE GUESTS HERE The Past Councilors of Theo· Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bailey. and Randy, Conlon, Ohlo; R. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fisher dllrus Councd Daughters of Am· and Mrs. Junior White Edwards of Langsville, Ohio; of Crestline, Ohio, were week· enca w•ll meet at the home two daughters of Warsaw Clyde Edwards, Bakersfield, •nd guests of Mrs. Bertha Sch· Mrs. Grover Erb Thursday eve- spent a weekend with Mr. and Calli., Bernice Bennett, MI. ·e1ber of Mason, W. Va. nmg. Mrs. Grover While and Doris. Vemoo, Ohio, Lillian ~:::!: Mr. and Mrs. L. Johnson of Mt. Vernon, Ne!Ue E Forest Run spent Tuesday West Goshen, Ohio, Murl R. ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. A. Dickens, ColumH. Bailey. Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Elbem Mr. and Mrs. Billy Orr and Stevie, Sandy and Pat sons of Reedsville spent day with Mr. and Mra. Clint Mr. and Mrs. Lon Dickens, . and Mrs. W. J . Yerian, 0 rr. Recent visitor• of Mr. and Lynn, Cheryl and Patrick Jay, HOMEOWNERS" of Jackson, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. J . D. Hayman were Mrs. Robert Hayman and Mrs. Oscar Fry, Mrs. Joseph KEEP YOUR HOME children, S~ie and Sue, Beverly SPARKLING WITH oI Tolona, Ill ., Mr. and Mrs. Ann andJeannette Anlla Jelene, Mr. and Youq of Marietta, Mr. John Lewis, Michael and Mrs. Llonal Johnson and Dale of Mason. W. Va., Mr. of Martins Ferry, Bill Mrs. Tommy Fry, Kenneth, · w h Rebecca and PhiUip, Mr. and Fl Le f 0 • WIS, as ., of Mr. and Mra. Manning Mrs. John Smith and Lisa and son, Kevin. Columbus, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mae Pearsoo of Eagle H. C. Pillsbury of Pt. Pleasaat, Ridge spent Thursday Mrs. William Higgins, Sle•rart noon with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. of Pt. Pleasant, Ice M. ROB<b, Mrs. Amelia Mrs. Mary McKay, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mrs. Larry Morarity and Stewart, Mrs. Sara McCoy and of Columbus called on the Mary Beth, Mr. and Mn. By· Orr family &mday. roo Fry, Mr. and Mrs. Lon Mr. and Mrs. Denver Hill Roush, Mrs. Mlna Albright three daughters of Foster, Cedarville, Ohfo. eChests eBeds PAINT Va., Mr. and Mrs. Ernest PERSON~ Interior, Exlerior. Full Davis and two children of Sa· Mr. and Mrs. Homer eDreuers eMirron color range. Center, spent Sunday of· 1011, Mr. and Mrs. Vernal JohnPrices. As low as fOI. Ite<:mxm with Mr. and Mrs. A. son, Dale, John and Gewanna . Bailey. have returned home f~ ToMrs. Ethel Orr, Mrs. Sadie ledo, Ohio, where IIIey viSited NOW I . JRINGOVER 100 PIECES I ~~~'~ attended the Guernaey Mr. and Mrs. Richard JohnSPECIALLY PRICED h at tile Lloyd Roush farm soo and family· AT SPECIAL INTRODUCI'ORY PRICES Sizes to fit air stand1 rO<,.ntly The latter'a children, Janet from wonderfully wide array for ard openings. Mr. a'nd Mrs. Edward Neu- and Charles, hsd just returned :0'::., .. ' ill u.: Marzeffl I PI ned In S b epfem er IELBERFELD$ Wesl C }umb"a Soci"ety NeWS II!"· Basban News, Events Elberfelds 1, Pomeroy y. Mrs. BAKER FURNITURE nusaDOORS '3·" SEE US 6.20 1:-========-;1 home from Toledo hospital af· ter undergoing tonsDectomies. LHVERDOORS I I'OMEROY. OHIO Tough asphalt ohinglos In all types and $.A.IJ 50 colors. As low as • aq. ft. Tonight thru Wodneodoy Walt DlllteW'o hiAVAOI lAM" (TeehnleolorJ Brian Keith, Touun7 Kirk, Marta Krlot011, Knill Coreor· an, Dewey Marlin. Jeff York, Rlfael Cllll)oOI, SUm Pick· eno, Royal DilDo. CeutM On Tho lounce, P:.eturette C•lercertHftlt Admlaaion: 'lk 6 tOe A GOOD IUY All sizes in stock. Sev. eral types. A.. lowas •••.. 9.95 GUTTERING Best quality galvanized downspouts, etc. Guttering as law as It, 171 TMUUDAY_, ....... I NOT vPIN ·-at P:ltiDAY end SATURDAY t-tt "IODOM & OOMORIIAii" tteehnlcolor) Stewart Gl'llller, Pier ADp. U, SIIIJIIer.Blker, lloilallna P - . , Rlk .Battallla, Dineen: AJioe 6 E11111lttlller. ~ ·· 11au1ua ·time: I ·Hn ... mill. .....CL~OIIDTION .._y A """'"' II rv 29 "-'* "; ' ,, . man and family d. GaBon spent Tuesday nllltt and Wednesda)' with the Arthur Orr family. Mrs. Minnie Orr spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Dana Moore of Carmel. a every rCIOIII in your home ••• at important II!IYings ta you. Now enjoy the CXJSUal, care-fr" lu.J<Vry of America's finest at little more thae the price of ordinary mople. Prove it br direct GOmparisan. NOW AT OUR NEW MEIGS THEATRE ROOFING a- LOCAnONI SOLID "BOWUNG PIN" QUALITY 1h- a,. IIIOIIJ species of mapt. trus, yet only one PfOYid• -.1 hard enough and TONIGHT Ioogb enough far bO..;IIng. pino • , • the only IIUDilty VMCI exdutiYely far l'lovl_..,wn ••• Rortherft-lrown ••• tOifd thru-and-thru , , • aad only the. finest roclc-ha,d ,portion of each ..... Life-tiMe IIUGiitJ guG[anteod by Dearborn. Ehlo Presley In *OIRLII OIRLII COIIILII" ('l'eebni.Oolor) .....nd"'IAND 01' DIATII" Jollll • Paula RIJlllOlld , ' ""'' .., ,_,~... lll<bul Foreot ill "ATLAI" ID~ "1'141 C:LO"" AND fHI kill" Jolin LliDtoaiiDd MtH »eo,.,.., ' MIDOLIPORT, .. • • e $ofis. • Che!rs • Occaal.•l T1bles ' ,.. ' . ,• ' J Filed � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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