https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b93ef8fb3f8d9b6a5745cae6b783902d.pdf e0d6db75fbecd0e11c66ecaabc12bcb5 PDF Text Text • ' ,, AreHostsTo Women's Club About Middleport • ' M 6ers R.tpott' On Conference At Granville Watftll Kein>s ·or Albpy wQ a SUnday gueot of Walter, J9f" dan. AI Ute "odp!' at y of lite - hid~ II JtOril1 .. .... Ill portly ........... Ute ........ . . . dropo . . . - - ,........ bell below...... 1 • enttne • •' • J -.:~-:-:-~------------·_ __:__ _::D:.:."~oled=~fo Tlui lnme.t. 01 Tu llfei...M_,. .4r• J ..VOL --------------------------------------------------~ : XV NO. 77 POMEROY-MIODL~~RT, OHIO TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1963 1~ \ • Budget I I I I .I ! COLUMBUS - ' I iI I of I 1 Pomeroy council Mondaay night approved its 1964 budget - subject to review by the county budget commtssion - expected to leave the town's active funds Oil" proximately $20,000 in the red The anticipated budget of receipts. expenses and balances indicated the general fund wtll be about $11,698, the street fund $7,941 , and the utility fund $3,691, iD deficit. According to estimates, recetpts in the general fund, which includes the cemetery and parkmg lot meter 1 funds, wtll be $56,266.9>6, I with expenses of $67,965. COLUMBUS - Dale E. 1 Wblteseil of Cedarville was appointed acting chief Monday of the stale Natural Resources [)e. partn¥ont. Wbllesell, 38, replac· es Hayden Oldjl, 58, chief since 1955, who annoUnced his retirement. I I I Harrisonville I Girl Critical In Columbus ~ Street fund receipts next y_. BAR HARBOR, Maine will be about $12,558 911 Willi Thousands were pouring Into I antic1pated expenses of t20.500. this fashionable seaside resort Utility fund receip~ will be .... th1s week for front row seats 1 390 87. probably expenses, .... Saturday to nature' moat spec· 760; sUite highway improv• tacular sky show, the total ment active fund receipts, $1,• eclipse of the sun 400. anneipated expenses alai The visitors, rangmg from A 12 year·old Harrisonvtlle $1,400 scientists to schoolboys and g1rl h1t by a car while ndmg touristl to tradesmen, were hn: a bicycle near her home Mon~ in d ft · ed Inactive town funds include i up coveted skies to watch LAST ~IINUTil INSPECTION - Workmen give a Iast·minute lnspechon to a recently completed hogh-capa ay a ernoon, re.maln unc?n· the pohce relief and penSion the awesome phenomenoo of the city aluminum-covered hopper car at Amencan Car & Foundry DIVISIOn of ACF lndustnes' plant at Huntington ·~~~ 1,:nd ,'" ~ntlc~\1 condlt~on , fund which next year w11i h"'t 10 5 8 moon passing between the sun W Va. Slxty-s1x alummum Center Flow cars - so named because of centerline construction and channeled un: ren ospl oan mcome of about $7,67671 1 and the earth. The nearby' loading features - are being po·oduced for Great Northem Ratlway and for Kaiser Aiumtnum & Chemical Cor· lumbus this morning. I 3 plateau-like summit of 1,532· poration The cars are the first of thm type to be fabncated by ACF at theW. Va. locatwn. Esthor Graham, daughter of • LT. JOE FORD .• foot Cadillac Moontaln, highest ' Mr and Mrs. Orville Graham, i ... Atlantic Coast elevation be' suffered a severe skull inJUry I Joe P. Ford o1 New Hav· 550 expected in receipts and do tween here and Argentina. of· and numerous contu.,..,. when en has been commt.. looed . 1penditures. and the bond .. fered a perfect vantage point of I ~ she rode her boke onto Route I , a I ment fund which will receive the spectacle that will turn day 143 In front of an Ohio Bell aecond lleuten nt Ia tbe Unit- [about $63.423 02 with probably Into night. Telephooe company truck driv-1 ed Stales Air Foree uPon Iexpense• set at $44 ,490 RAVENSWOOD - Jolnl el I uminum Center Flow car< from lar~e capae~ty Basoc design of Ileal and petrochemical pro. I, en by Clyde Euge~e Whetzel, graduation frOm OHI<er Trabl· In other action council: MOSCOW - Premier Nik1ta forts of tYIO West V1rgmia m- Ihe plant w11i be used bv Ue the car _ the mverted pear Iducts that are <:orro~uve to 139. of 31 Evans He1ghts, Galli- InK 8<-bool here. Lleutenanl - Accepted pollee chief Jeb S. Khrushchev was expected to- dustnes have produced t h e : (!real Northern Ra1lwa~ and shape cross ~ct1on - ehm1- steel. can be carried wathout I!Jolls. I1 Ford wa• selected for t h e 1Webster's monthly report showday to turn over his role as nu- first high-capacity alum mum· Ib) Aiummum S"tv • nates all corners and obstruc- contammat!On The cars are I Me1gs county shenff's deputy lraiuiu& courH through com· ing 16 arrests, 1% accidents, 1 clear bargamer to Foreign covered hopper rrulroad cars SIX cars are bemg produced ut - uons found m conventional cov- particularly well adaptPd for Howard Frank was called to the four bonds. !H complatnts tn· • 1 Minister AndreJ Gromyko for ever manufacturer m the 9late Ill1z1ng nearly 1,000 000 pounds ered hopper cars. haLihng bulk food products scene at 12 13 p m b:y Whetzel [ petltlve enmmatloos t h vestigated, six Illegal parkin& the second day of test ban talks The cars are bemg butlt by Iof alummum. The car. approved by the t\s· l where 1t Is essential tnat the who saJd he dtd not realize he , other college &raduate~. He is 1arrests, 14 warnlngs, . three with Britain and the Umted the Amencan Car & Foundry MaJor features or the Center soctatlon of Amencan Rail· 1product be uncontammated . had struck the youngster until . heine reassigned to Chanute \emergency calls 1n t~ ¥tUage, ~tea. Division of ACF Industraes, Inc. Flow are 1ts hght weaght. clean roads, has been desagned to The alummum car has a J08- he heard th.e 1mpact. I AFB, 111., fer tulning 15 •n o~e fl~e call, ?67 parking viot. Khrushchev fill the talks off at Jts Huntmgton, West Vi1 gm· and easy unlnadmg , ab1hty lo carry many products . Maler· ton capacity - h1ghest of any Frank said th~ gtrl apparent· I alruaft malD&enaoce ofllctr. t1ons IS!JUed wtth 65 unpaid, till te_a rollickiltl start Monday, JaJ Alummum for the carry a of materials llal& .such. as sulphur, salt. and 1 covered hopper car now in ser· ly rode her btke out of the , m street money collected, and " ' 1 an atmospherr !!tll'l'1 contaminatiiin,-·and its many wodelyu.ed plastir. cttem· l•tce- lind we1ghs 23 tons un· driveway Gene Gibson's ! 1111 8 Ker· 1$1103 m parking lot mooey. , .- iaUty. He joked wllb the U. S. Aluminum & Chemical Corpor· ~loaded compared woth 28 tons home into lbe path of tll• truck ol "" .,..., - Gave ~~~ fomeroy Lion'a • 1111 , and negotiators, Under ation from its RavenswCH)(), in- 1 Cor a conventional steel car Pomeroy emergency squads-. I be rKelved ,8. S. degree clUb permlsston to attaeh ftal • Secretary of State W. Averell legrated _facility f The all-welded body 18 fabri· men took the. victom to Me1gs from Weot Vlrctnla lustllule holders on parking meters iD Harnman and Science Mlnister The car - termed the rfl'n- ~ J -cated from alummum plate al~ Memorial hospital She was then / of T~llnology. 1 the busmess sectton. Lori! Hallsham, during a three ter Flow because of 1ts centerloy RCS-Hll! developed by Kol· transferred to a Ewmg ambul· - Appropriated fund• to pay and one-baH hour meeting. His hoe constructoon and channel· ' Alum mum ance and rushed to Chlldrl!li'S Ohio Patrol Finetl for f~remen's expenes! at lhll behavior was tn striking can- ed unloadmg features - was • • • Hospital. Hit Peak J0 1962 oummer'o conventmn tra~ to tbe •nubs and attacks deSigned by ACF with assiSt· I! . SAIGON, South VietNam (UPI)- About !50 Budd This morning her condition Ohw Highway Patrol hnes - D1scussed posslblllty "' agalhat Communist c h in a, ance by Kaiser Alummum te(h- h1st pr1ests and nuns staged a protest demonst~ahon towas still erittc~J and she re- hit an all-time hlgh of $3. 039 .. permitting Fr1tz Swatzel _to ~ whose deleptes were holding meal personnel. Jt is sold as day m front of the home .~f U S A_mbassador F rede11ck mained unconsc1ous 392 m Ohio durmg the fiscal struct a garage on Spring--aft Ideological talks With a Sovlot well 89 leased to mdustr~al 11 ,. Nolt1~g .•Jr to draw attentwn to then· demands for gn•at· 1 Whetzel, driving a 1963 Ford year 1962, State Auditor Roger ad)aren.t to a cement wall, and team at the same time the nu- ers by ACF's sh.ippers Car Line er rel!g10us freedom . Ranchero truck owned by the w. Tracy said todav The 1962 turned 1t over to the street eomclear conference was goif!g on. Division. Pohce knocked down some of the yellow·robed pnests Oh1o Rell Telephone COITIJllUIY figure passed 1961 by $274 _780 m1ttee. d Pnor to being manufactu•ed m trymg to control the demonstratiOn. but they made at Zanesvllle had JUSt dr1ven d th rl f 0 - Set July Ill at B p. m. u - Sovie1 a 0 no mOve to ban the marchers f · an e previous recor r 1h d t f t 1 to Moscow Chinese delegates today took an at Huntington, ACF produced , of Routa 684 oolo Route 143 statewide hoes was set m t!l60 I e a e or a mee mg n Wll apparent recess ·from their the Center Flow at a Pennsyl· The marcher• camedS ban· lsecret police in plainclothes when the accident occurred when $28341162 was collected ' hall to discuss radio equtpmenl talb oo the split In the world vania location. Production farll ners askmg the Umted tales Isurrounded the demonstrator; Olficers Nld oo charges have Area .:Ou~ties and fmes wei~ purchases, and Invited ..fety Communist movement. The Pe- Illes of the front of Nolting's house and ' been lndged against Whetzel. Jackson $7,93995 , Lawrence committees, may poll<t ICing negotiating learn met were moved to Huntmgtun last g The telephone company truck $!4,303 75 and $45 50 liquor fill· chiefs, fire ch1efs and first aid 1blocked off surroundmg streets llono at the Chinese Embassy year. Diem to hve up ~last m~nth's but permitted the demonstra· had damages to Its hond, left es · Meigs $1557 98 and $62 50 chiefs from Middleport, Pomeo The instructions were presumed __ Th_e__:p_re_s_en_t...:p.._rod __:c__uction todsettlle fender and bumper. The girl's liq.uor fines , VInton $1 165 82 roy, Rutland, Syracuse. RacUlfi - -of- a)..a1g1ous sir e an en a egreed- tJOn to run Its course-· Four fire b1k d ,. hed · ' • ' and Ches•-r and sheriff's d• to deal with the unprecedented engmes rushed to the scene but e was emo IS · and Gallia "401 11 . • antJ-Buddhtst discrimination. ' partment ucofficers to attend. . ' '' l, 1anldset~ner'epoafir$3f,tu~d· WI~h~ l I I 211 Racial Equality CORE picketed the governor's mansiOn i n suburban Bexley Monday mght I I~ ' About members of the Congress t va,·serKey ,., .1. 0 Alumt·num Rat·l Car WHneid•y •nd Thunday, ret~ ft July 17·11 NOT OPEN Ka~>er ~ 1 I ~vartet~ "80pptieo-by--Ktrioer l w~ ~reatlas B~Jtlah and Mrs. Robert Bailey and 1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Long Bottom. ,- Rutland Property TONI TODD Social Notes 1 BUddhJSt • pfJeStS • TrVlng • Demonstration • Meth0 dT00 -or r~t" soa-r~·"'::~ I "' Pennsylv~nia plant:;~ ot:~r ;~!:;'~~:lo ~:~~;~, in .I ,.g~eementldfesJgnd MOfe M8ferJa The Soviet government news~ A p~per lzveaUa charged Monday pproved For attack ?n China published Sundays Pravda, In The demonstration was the were not used Meigs Memorial Hoopltal Present were Mayor Cbarlot openmg round of a new protest BuddhiSts, who make up SERVICES SET Leg 8 Cl k Ed Schoenlel> campatgn against polictes of the 70 per cent of South V1et ADMISSIONS - Flora Long, Funeral serv1ces for Lew1s and : r Schaefer' Roman Catholic president The Nam s populatiOn, charge they Cheshn1!' Barbara Smtth, Rut· Braley of Hooker-st. ~lddle- Don Co1llns, Franklm Rizer night that Peking may be preBuddhists threatened to contiu-l are perseculed and diScnmm· land. port. who died Sunday even. Bill B ck paring to proclaim Itself a rl· ue non-violent demonstrations l ated agamst by the government i DISCHARGES - Mrs, Hen· ing at hiS home . are to be 'ed· •r_o_m_._ __ val beadquarters for communlmcludtng public swcides unhl l STEFFAN: MAN~GER ry Dover and son, Pomeroy : nesday at 10 30 am at the lam. ' the government grants theor de· RAVENSWOOD - WliHam Della Wmdsor Cheshore ; Nora Rawlings Coats Full<!ral home. The countv commissioners mands II J. Steffan bas been appointed Wolfe, Racine, Carl BIShop, Burial woii be m Miles cemeMonday ~av.. the Shelly black· Abou't 450 pollee, includmg 150 • to tbe newly-created posltloa Rutland. tery. toppmg f1r1n permission to ID· - - - --~ ~ - • of FoU Plant manager at KalAre crease the amount of materials PASSES DRAFT BILL •. ser Aluminum's Ravenswood e eCtiOft$ • • • used to pave five Meigs ctlunty WASHINGTON IUPl) - The Works, It was anoeuaced t• CLEVELAND CUPI>- Corohlf roads. House passed and sent lo the 1 day by Works Manager RobSamuel R G<rber mado ~ ,OR 1ft._ com . . _.. , Senate Monday leg1slation that ert F Buechner He jolaed ~'h rations today (or hit inquelt iiU 0 f f'---~-J .&II\':' miSSIORers &pprOVt.'U ld t f the d ft th ' ' be b l.a] sla a resolution to increase the l'8l wolu exe~p rom of ra e The Pomeroy Fire depart- Kaiser Aluminum in Septem· t ru ymg .. b> so e surviVIng son a fam1ly b 1956 · t mampulator Mervm Gokl WCUMO but ODt 1 t Two passengers were slight- Ionage of MC 5 materials on whose father died as a result of ment an~ emergency squad are er, ' as pan ~~perln en· of eight wJtnessea called to telti-o 1y !Wured tn a two-car acci- €ounty Roads 46, 36, 35, and military service. coopwatmg on plans for a gala doni of the. compony • Los Anfy dent tnvesUgaled Monday night 26, due to a change tn the con· Under resont law, If one ,.. Labor Day In Pome· , geles, CalH., food """tliner BY CHESTER TANNEHILL wao misomg. In MelBa Cllllllly by the Ohio tract at the same price. more ,.:, of family die be- roy Septembel"2 i pl•at. Ia Aupst, !!1St, We should be ready for some real firecracker shootln' Gerber announced ha was 0 State Patrol at 8:10 p.m., one It was also agreed to black- cause of mdJtary duty the .sur· The celebration wm raJse l &rusferred to tbt compa Y• -those seven cases of dynamite stolen from Dravo able to serve a subpoena 24 1 oo Mill and fOur tenths of a mile east top seven-tenths of a mile In v1"v · 1 · ted, money to eqmp trucks w1th new 1 aluminum foil operalioo at the weekend ,at its Reedsville dam Site !We're stubborn, Allene Leoaanls. • ng son Is exemp . "~new . Wanatah lnd ' derned If we II call it the Belville dam I Will make o e Garfoeld Heights ochool wbarbu tncb.., of Pomeroy GD Rt. 124. Chester township called Cbe!iter measure would broaden the law radiOS. ' • whopper of a bang . n the ch1ef alibi witneas of racketl A car driven east by Jatnes Comm01111. loo mciude fathera. House approv· l A parade that will include BAND TO MEET Let's all hope the dynamite wasn't taken bv young· lhgure Alex (Sboadorl Birns ~ Laird, 19, Wblte Hall, stop- In other actions, the commis- , al was by voice vote. bands, f~re equtpment and also . sters unskilled in liS use. Dynamite, while on"e of the Tho cororl<'<' ...td an lnvestlca· ped onddenly and was struck sioo advertised for diesel fael I wild ammals from loe Hnd1e , All members of the Eastern lesser-powered explosives compared t TNT . h Itor checked Mw Leonanls' home In the rear by a car driven and gasoline bids to be due[ GilES TO HOSPITAL Brotl1ers Circus wh1ch will ap- H1gh school band, mcominglmore unstable than TNT, and early both she and lilt out, by Darrell L. Sayre. 44, August 5 at 10 a. m., and furn· Fred Harper, Butternut • av , pear for afternoon ond evenmg 1freshmen and n.ew student Imother had d110ppeared. New Haven, W. Va. There lshed tons of limestone to was taken to Meigs Memorial shows on tl(e Mechamc·sl park· ! bandsmen l!ld gll'is are to '"'"'I I PORTSMOUTH'S CHIEF of Pohce Theodore W!lbu .. 1 don'tthinlt anything baloliap300 IYQlwnor damal!e to tbe cars. Scipio township truatees Reed hospital at 4·ZO p.m. ,\1onday lng lot, Is scheduled to open the at the school July Jr, a Negro, has been tapped to go to the FBI's pene<i to M111 L<onards.'' Gerbc Two pauengera who report- Jeffers of, near Carpenter met by the Pomeroy emergeacy day's festivities. 118, at 6.30 p.m .. band d1redor, school for law enforcement officers known as the "West said "I think she 10 just "tryya& ell whip lashes to their necks with the cimunlssiooers L'OD· squad and admitted u a med· Squa~smen and firemen also Mr. Ralph Jarvis said today. Point of Law Enforcement." ' oo awid ....eriDg queotionL" were Paul Laird, It, WhIt • ceming damages caused by leal patient. will sponsor .a chlcken·bar·bWe nominate our Shetiff flobert c. Harten bach for M1so Leonarda lold poUco llllt lf811,and Lenley Hart, ~ Ra· county-built fences and levelled cue. Fire ctuef Henrv Werry AT ARROWHEAD a place high on the school's waiting list. He has a fine and Biros wore at a elnf. They did not reqwre groUnd on his proJl'!rly In c.. Melgo Geaeral Hospital Iand Squad Chtef Phil Globokar Richard Haggerty, "'" of record as a dedicated law enforcement officer. In suburbao Ookwond unW lo:• trea~t. IUmbla township. Danny Tbomp- ADMISSIONS - Albert Har- ,announced ,names of men to 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hauerty p.m. July 5, the DlRhl Gold • • ~ was cited to Meigs 9011 highway foreman al!l'eed tung, Pomeroy; Fred Harper, lbead committees for the day. 1 1 M'ddi • ndln HAS IT OCCURRED to 1nyone thai tile eurrent murdered. PoUce said Gold'a - · 11 1A epo~1• d 18. •.:u,~ Sblo-Ruulan ldeolopell spilt eould be 1 cJ1nt hon wtlh h11 body Inside, w• court OD charge of s!Aippmg on to ~e care of the mat~ Cion>' Pomeroy; Dav1d Sayre, Ra•ine 1Dick Vaughan will be parade 1 ~ and Sayre tru cited ml!sloners Avery Ne~on, Char· DISCHAR!>!'S- Mary Eas- lmarshall, Jim Soulaby, circus [ am~ ~row e,':J. ~n Cheshl • topenaldetheWmtoleldownlllfUard! parked in nearby SOioo at 11:18 to ltOp In aasured lei R. Karr, Sr., arid IIM~J.eth terday, Racine. comm11tee chalfl!lan, and Roy , ton, &:., •·;; he ded :: Horrible thought, lso'llt! p.m. McEihlnD attemed ' . • !Reuter, chief In charge of the Boy ut oop ea Y Gerber named Oaly four of lila reported by ey ' .' , . )11£1Gll QUOTA 18 I'IVE bar4H:ue. :Mr. Roy GrOft. WE'LL WAGER TWO to one that the Meigs County ei[lht wltueosel called for W ID Galllpolll coort , ~ IN JAIL • The Ohio Sclt<tlve 'Se"'lce l Tickets for, tbe C!lreus are now : LOCAL TEMPS Centennial Fair Parade, with Bill Childs as ita marsh1ll. !IQ'a Inquut. wblcll waa ..,.... Lou :14, Pome. .. , , ¥&~ todef lllltiOUilollclloo sale and may be purchased will go off amoothly. 'td ·ID lui i'MI 'daJa. 'l1IIJlor no Jlll!ll!8 .G. Gadle, rt, , "'!' ld· ~ Auguot drift eall of 1.~ .~ \:~ &111 · ·~111811 01' ,squad Tho temperatuH. tn Porno- . Childs II 1 JGUUJ man dewrmined to help upgrade lllros, Mn. Merrill atlil, . . lboln:. drell, ·Was ~Ina ~ld lp ~~~ !IIllo.. lltolwlllla live frOm .Metp·li!IJ!nlber, llrl!"'t lot the circua roy's bu&lne~ dlstr1ot •I ll:ill hLS ~ommunlty bec~ufle he lmows that eommuoily·wlde ~ Md Sial... 't;J~:·~ fin. jail tOday 1111 !' chitge of ln!OJ<J eoun'>'. n will bo Ohio's bllllell :lllll ·be •. ,~ lor · ldults and 10 1.111. IGdiiY wu • decreea, lll)o proaressla tilt only 10und way iDdivid~la caa Improve 'llliooo ..,.. .._. !.llil .- ..,..... , lcaU,. by clbl Pomeroy ,pOUgii;> can o1 ,tho~ 7tlf• .I '0111!1 lor cblldrt!lo. " i . ._ cte.r ~. their "1110\.' 1. 1li .laiM. ' ' ~ ,, < { ~ • Bl k abou~ I partnership5, and rorporallons Time and savm&s dt'poslts of indmduals, partnerships. and corporations 0t>pOStts of Uruted Statts Govf'rnment (including postal savmgs) Deposits of States and oollt1cal subd1vis10ns lnj'ured ,,,, $2.551.008 51 Rediscounts, and other llabthtles for borrowed money Other liabihtles . . . " ....... ' ........ . TOTAL UABILITIES CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital· (a' Common stock. total par lalue $125,000 00 . . . .. . .. $ ~~v%ed profits · · .. · "" .. " .... ............... (I) In Collisl ' Other deposits frert1f1ed and offu.•ers' checks etc) TOTAL DEPOSIT~ S4 135i,201.53 (a) Total detnand dtopus•ts !1.801,193 02 (b) Total time depostts Lb D a or ay CelebratiOn Is pIanned Passengers Demand depos1ts of 1ndrHduals. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .............. T<n'AL UABILI'11ES AN1J CAPITAL ACCOUN'l'S MEMORANDA Pled&ed &.slilets and securities loaned (i) U, S. Government obhgaUons, dU'e<'t and guaranteed, pled4M to secure deposita 8Jld other liabilihes T<n'AL I, J. Edw. Faster, Vice- President & Cashier nBfr'Jed. baDk do hereby declare that thts report ' a.ue and correct to the best ot my knowledge J. EDW FOSTER We, the unders1gnt>d directors attest the oorrectneu of report el. condition and declare that it has been exammed by IIDd to tbe beHt of our knowledge and belief lS true and correct THEODORE T. REED, JR . C WAYNE SWISHER-Directon THEREON JOHNSON ....., Dltl'l'E OF OHIO, COUNTY OF MEIGS ss· Sworn to and subscribed before me thil 12tb d17 of JUIJ',II 11113. IIY CoDimlaalon llllplreo ~~~ 1~0UNG, Notary Public '~- REMOVAL SALE SAVE TO Hoover Cleeners Admirel TV Lemps Mlttreasea Lounge Chelrs Bed Room Suites Floor Coverings Tepe Recorders Living Room Suites tfris timeless step-In shirtdlesS by Toni Todd, featured It! MADeMOISEllE Magazine. The cuffed sleeves bacoma front· page news with "just-for~fun" suede cloth elbow potchos. Double-shtchad . edges, wood toggle buttons and unpresNd p!eot skirt wJn extra plaudits at TONIGHT "IOYI NIGHT OUT" Kim Navet Jamea Garner ToO)' Randall (In Color) every performance. Woodamoke g1 een, cranberry red, black or --ond"THI PHANTOM PLANIT" brown. 8 to 18. Dean Frederlcb Cole011 Gra, MIDDLEPORT, 0. only the loot II •xpen1ive • $10.95 MANY MANY OTHER ITEMS BAKER FURNITURE I R fl ...4 Key Witness Is Missm•g • e Day Afil er 'I be."~' ~ over ·~ 1 50o/o Redioa 1I ce~bral1on DURING BAKER'S UP ~000;[lmen , ac toppmg TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES ora~ Elberfelds In Pomeroy . ' extreme~y dange~~u~.uc today~ 1 Thursda~. ~ spe~~j .-.wt ,. .; �.) ~·~~~c..:Julr ' Ohio Politics 1e, 118' ' Wolfpen Radiologist.Added To Staff Moves Into Ohio Senate Aimed To-Mak~ Social Notes · Of Holzer Hospita~ Clinic GOP Hand Stronger In Adjourned SesSion 1t;;"" The Holzer Clinic is announcing the appointment .to COLUMBUS (UP!) _ T~ 0 lts clime group of Carl W. Thompson, M. D., specialist JUOVes which pu_t -Tom ModteIn Radiology . . i hfoad of Za1101111ll IIlii Mal Dell Dr. Thompson Is well-known to many peo~le m thls ·lnto o1 Wilmington into tbe '-"'· area having been engaged in private p~acttce 111 Pt. ate bad ,.veral puoalbllltteo 10 I' ~asant sinc. 1950. In 1961. he completed •. three y~ar !strengthen !he Grand Old Parperiod of training at Ohio State University In the fteld Ity's hand. . or TheraP,euti·· Rad iologv, Radio-isotopes and Cobalt I Mooreheod wu relumed to Therapy. -----~ i the Senate wh.. SOn. Rob,Ort Since then he his headed the I IZeUar. his fellow · Republlo;au Department ol Radtolog' at .!Tom ZanesviUe, wao appointPleasan1 Vallev hospital. 'er1 10 the Board of Tax Appeals Dr. Thompson will devole iull ' b~ Gov. James A. Rhodes. Dentime to his new posilion "ith CINCINNATI iUPII - Uv,._ ni;, a veteran state represelitaHnlzer CUnlc and hospital. Vn· stock' .live, was cboaen a senator· to der an agl'<!ement with l'i.. sant • , su<·ceed Son. Lowell (Red) l'ess Valley Hospltal, he will contin- Cattle 1000, calve '"' <·eder of Yellow Sprlnga, when Rhodue to operate the Department of catl /1:' 'llO! tly imctll lot~: _,,.:~ugh· es appomted 'Fess to the Per· Market Report ! Mechem bad been merger! 'That meant tbat Mechem. 10ho wu In office when tho diatrlcll _ , merged, would !>!' ., t when hla term ended ZeUor'a term would have two tnol'l! yearo to run alter Mechem's expired and wltll only - .... ator ll'om tho new district, M.. chem woold be out ond Zellar would remoln. RtpubUCIIIS wer 01 lou8 to ne Mechem ~:. t:O""seo. ate, allhouch the Republlc8n • controlled board wlll<!h ,.1pportioned tho dl8trlct on . o basis of tba·lut ctllllll had lac- . - -~ dospital ~ews ~ a...-e,;t-;; 11 tho teg;slature ~d be .... ,. .... . ol Mr. ond Mrs. Howald Rusto enoc~· tiWI to put pr<JII'am aoU wert Job:. and Mrs. Carl bliO effect. RuaseU, Earl RuaseU, Marl!ll• !~ ·Worner, W!Wam Bokt, Ter. By chOOIID& tbe Dec. 1 moet.- ry, Suuo, and Marl)' Redma•, lD8 date Instead of adjoummg Georp Wll~ Venoy, ond tho legillature will be ID I poe~ Fronk Slliel all ol Oolumbua, lion to like up IRJ llllltor II Mr. IIlii l\ltl.. lldward Venoy deslroo. U It had •• . •d and flllllly, Mr. and Mn. Roalne dte, then II ~ld meet bert Venoy and family ol Pornonly : •• the pernor •· coD to. eroy, Mr. and Mrt. Wlllllm COIIJnder only mauert tlo liP*' RuueU and 10111 Wa)IDI IIlii clllcally laid before it. Taddy of MtnenvUle IIlii Mr., But tbel'l! Ukely wiD be con- IIlii Mn. Cbarlel Jeffen "' o~<~erable bulllnell ill the Jle. Pomeroy, lll eamo especially yM>ber .,...loo IIlii Moorolload to aee Joel RuueU ll'om Powert, can be counted U]IOII u I par- OreJIOU, who spent the weok ty ltalwart. He had aerved ~t end wltb hla pareDtl, Mr. ~ HnatorJal tei'JDI, risinJ to Mn. Howard Ru•ll. If YOU'D LIKE YO DRIVE A GREAf BARGAIN et.. the mu.lc and dealt their Radiology at Pleasant .'aliey. Le r ste-en and Hbtel~o mod.·rc~e ty . sonnel Department. leader out. .. activt' bulk sak>t. fully ~~eaciy :: The two men were appolnted But there art WIYI to take chairmanahJp of the Senate n. Stevlt RuleD oi Columbul The add1t1on of a .sectJOO man ,_ d , kl under a fairly new state law care of such mat•- So ,., nance Committee and mt ~r- spent lut week with Mr. 11\d K:nt, M a..a.-.. RuaseU and •·-"" H It 1 cow15 aod buJ 11 s....a y· .w·· I I· H • JULY IT tho staff of .. olzt'~ osp .a .' which provide• that when a feU to Zellar to step ultle. He shiP upon the Important Rules rs. ~• _...,.. and Holzer CliniC' w1•1 erable averaae to htr. (~hmce 111 ound . ator's office becomes vacant waa well-liked obviouaJy ~ Committee. Carolyn RuueU 11 speoclin1 I ~ eJpansion of st"rvic~ In th.P 100.1~ I~ llau~ter steer~ 25:50- ' stnators of his ~arty can name cause the par'ty found ~ ,.,<.~od Actually, for 1 time the ma·· Wftk with relauYu 1n Colum." f1ekls of Dr: Thomps~n ' Z5.75, fe"" lc~ac:lt; and lots 1 no.;~y 1 .successor. Thts has prevent- job for him. . · jority of the RuleJ Committee bus. · laity · He will make. 1t r.1 0ssthlr , a\'erage chm rt' 950-lJOO lb 24 .30 • ~ long standing vacancies M--•-ad ••dj•'•'•• •tbe ... Mr and Mn W A Elam of ed . 1 ""'uJCU Wll 1ppo1ut· was 1rom • ..,...1&1., ..,..u ...... · · · · to expand the radm - ISotope , 25.00 m•x h••• good to 1ow,which occurred In the past ed to succeed ZeUar wbo had em Ohio counllea liVInJ tbat Barrell, W. Va., are spending laboratory which has been d.,,,.., 900-1200 lb 113.00-2400, most, when the office could be fiUcd been elected when Moorehead area control ofle~tlatlon uno tbelr "cation witll hlr oon hmtted •• scope smce ~r . J•cob good 22-00·23 00 · standard to low only through a cnstly spectal left tho Senate to win election bill cu be callod for 1 v 0 to and daupter-111-law, Mr. and . Weillberger has been the only good hol~te~n 21.:50-22.00. lol aver- election or by waiting until t.he to Congreu In 11!10. He w Ill without Rul!8 Comuuttee ap- Mrt. Elam, also her parenll, . 850 radiologist. Holzer ~osp1t_a1 nowl ag~ to high chmce ar~nd lb next general election. serve unW 1 aucceuor 11 elect· vll. 'lbat Powerful Four Mr. and Mrl. W. A. Donahue plans to add a c-obalt umt. heifers 24 ·50· few loads and lots The result is that the district ed whfcb wtH be It ·the NovemMf!Chem Moorehead a. and Mr. and Mn. ·Wiyne John· mostly avera•4e eholce 750-'I' ~J Jr . represented and the party is b ' 1-.. ~. ' , son and Sammy Or. Thomps08, 39, is a native 23 5().24 oo· miJCed high g(url lo l l• k ed . II . r, _.., eenerll electioa, mean- pubucan Sen. David Ferguson Mr --• Mn . CUHord J 01101 . w v -n h ' · · · not wea en numer~ca Y m lng hla term IIlii Meehem'o will of Cambridae and Dem• "ratie · .... · · of Ha. mIm, · a... w ere e ,low choice '!UI·Y! ' " ' tt.OO·lS "'' the Senate when 1 vacanc oc· IIlii oon JOJ'I'll and friend Robin ART F:JND? - A most unusual piece of statuary Wll was m pr~vate praclic• for t ' ' ibulls 17.oo-•• ""' ,mall 1,., me~- curs. It also has allowed ;_me ~meendlnJ at about the nme Sen. Arthur Blake of Marlins Huffman of St. Albano, were brougbt' to this office recently by llill Ramsey of r.t. . 2 y~ars. He atlended NorU<for., llum aroun<l "" lb Ieeder ho ·• ••' senators to take other public So;,.tlmo betweei now ond Ferry. . wOekenti villtors or tbelr par- Patriot. He Is shown with the figure In bronze tbat. por. High school and rt'<'eiVed h.s slaughter calves ateady : rh,•ce [jobs which they could have I Fb ~- --• The sesstoo II five ~. enll Mt IIlii Mn W A Don- traya a knl&bt of medieval days. Tbe detail work slip~ bachel<>r of arls degr•e from' vealers :t$.011-2'1 .00; good :12.011-1 ' ear y e ruary, ....n <WU~ away. In addlllon to the ..... ' - ' - - ' fin af•· hi d Is fl tat f ' au' West Virginia University '" 1944. , 25.00, otandard good and choice done anyway, but now . It <an dal!• mUll tile, Med!em wiD legillation, the recommerulatl<ol ahue and slstors, Mr. and Mrs. e cr ..mans p an m a ne s e o preserv ,... . I 1948 he was grarluated from lb 1 gb be done wtthout penalizmg the ~eeide )I he wanta to - ·~ an- or th Little Hoo CommJo. W. ·A. Elam and Mr. and Mn. The figure 1\'U found In a woods off Rt. ,124 near WfJit. 1 20otl" . • 2'15-S25 'ao ter caves · party. For instance tho GOP other ter u bed M e ver Way11e Jobneon and 11011 and ton 14 years ago. Ramsey recently saw ID a publlcatioiJ Ctucago Med~eal school ~ 24 .00 : few head choico :14.!0. Iwould have been reluctant to head willmbow oul~l slon for reorgulaaUOil of atate llir. ll!d Mn. Jack ~ : . a description of i similar piece of statuary tbat broufhl He then served a O•le year I flogs ' 3300: barrow• and giltsllose two senators and their vc•e. chem I senator for moro than ~ wUlellbe ready. Mn. Patoy Butebelt IIlii chU. • high price. He will contact several art museums to ffnd rotating internship at 3t. Mar, ·s m•aerately activo, str••• ., " I For Fess, the appointment 20 yo~ who 11 aow Pllt 70 deover~ ~ w dien, Miry Iones and Dianna out If the piece he owna is an original or a fine copy of 1 Hospital , Huntmgton. and three h~ter, sows aleady ., atron"'l meant the veteran of both the cides he hu had eooug11 olpul> ~ 81111th u hen. of Cbarleston, W.Va., were an art masterpiece. , , . year~ of radiology residence at 1-l :zoo-220 lb baM'owa 1nd gllts House and Senate would move lie service and 1 u of the woes .'~ ere are mattel'! w lch Monday visitors of Mr. and · Ohto State University He serv- 10.1!>-19.35, bulk mixed 1-3 ,,._,<0 up to a better job, one F ,.;ng that go with u then MoorehtJd dldnt m":"' ~~~houghghtho re- Mn. W. A. Donshue, Mr. ond Lawrence Scarberry IIlii fiiJll- PlTI'SBUROHe<J as an officer in the U. S. lb " .oo-19.25, mixed 14 but most- clost to $9,000 1 year In com- will run. ' cent sesston wwc ml I be Mrs. W. A. Elam, Mr. and ly or Letart, W. VI., were re- ant who had a deacl liudl'alllna Medical Corps from 1951 to ltv :1-3, 130-250 lb 11.50-11.00, tn- parison with the $5,000 senator- By being tn office now, Mo•rc- ~~ ;:' asal.n the auch 18 Mn. Jack Elam and Mr. and <0111 visltort of Mr. and Mrs. Implantell 111 bJ1 eheil dlo4 IIIII. rl"d;ng uniform 24G-245 lb a1 10l salary. It aloo save a bonst head will have t!Je pollttcsl ad- . U permit 1 s~ to Mn. w•yne Johnson IIlii son. Joe Halfleld and family. Monday a - k alief the Ojlol" He Js a member of tl.e Ma- 16,IM, heavier weighf.c poor!~ test-1tu De:nni~, one of the young fte. vantage of being an incumbent mqease q~or pr cet. or to Mrs. Joe ftltfleld, Nancy, Mr and Mrs Harle Haning aUOR: Reps J. SiamOur 4&1 ..,.. 6011 ~n.ty_ Medical ~ociet~ , ~ - few lots 1-2 near 100 It 16.50-1publica~11 saW. to have a bright 1enator in the district wh:~~ ~a: s=!al~~:at:epositl Mn._ ~na ~Wed and Vickie and Jae J~hn.1011 yand Bev- reported to hive beft mtkinl ' West Vtrgm1a State Medical_ As- 1" 7S: t-s 2"15-350 lb sows IS.00- 1future m the party. . stretches trom Delaware around Y I · were recent risltors of Mrs. erly were Sunday visitors of salilllactory progreg !olloWinl ooclatton and tho Amer~can oo. 350-400 lb 14.25-15 oo, 2-S! The Moore-ZeUer shift was throllf!h Lickil1& and Muaklnll- PR · Hatfield's parents, Mr. and their parents Mr IIlii Mrs tho bfltoric lrllliJllanl bill IIlii- · Medical Allsoci~tio~, and i~t _H- 4{J1-500 lb 13.50-14.25, so~M No. S' ~~inK nectliS&ry because the um counties to Marietta on the . : N"?~:mPOThea't .. h Mrs. Cleve (:ampbeU of Frt.nch· Everett Lambert. · · censed lo practice m West V1r- .sr1:- 1110 lb 13.25 : boars, mostly dt!ltrlrt represented by Repub- IOhio River. . ~ Bri~111 birg, Ky., and also visited Mr. · ginia and Ohio. Ill••dy, 10.50-11 .00. i bean Senato Lellder C. Stanley I There aro oome immodlate gNovtemlome.~~ will pres1• the UDJted and Mrs. Dexter CompbeU of Larry Johnsou of Columbus STAYING W1TB PIERCI!I • · Moorehead altogationo a 111 •~the10 United eor Y report on Ml Ster.....,, "·· Ky . ' ensoos for nalllll18 Arab Hewao a - keod YIs!tor of bll . , to tbe $5,000 1 year jo'· · 'oup public used polJDo In the Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sam- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe . MI.. Geraldine COUIDIIIIIIF• t~e current legtslslure >-,more Yemen Lord PrlVJ Ed rd mono, Mr. IIlii Mn. POJ'I'll Jotmsou and family. >ng wllh Mr. IIlii ·Mn. Carol · finished ill work. HoaHh' utd Moaday, .. , : ••~~ .. Brown IIlii - grandoon, Arnold Mrs. Howard Thoma Jr. and Pierce, Jr., while Mrt. PlerOI A '"'"'"o .ha• been ,.. l•r Herold the 8 ol Commnno and Andy ~eaaer oriAlgan, W. new daughter, Ange~ Marla, ill couvalei<Ing tram Slll'pl'yi Dec. 2m ·~hCi!"'llnn or ,h, Vfl:-. tho govenllllent .... caiiod aileD- Va., are visiting Mr ..and Mrs. returned home from MelliS Mem- Allo Its "" wllh .Ptere. ,,_ . .pprovm1 d•· $250 miHion tioa Ia oudl nporta and that Joe Hatfield and famUy. orlal boapltal. Y , .· •.apll:ll unpro••" tnt. bolld I~• U.N. - . . , Getlil-al 'l'baat has Mn. Ann CoiUna and famll Robert Reeves spent four dayo lly is . Mn. Pierces parentt, , ·"·~~·".:~·=~-ember. 1• . . .ton <>! tho: ordmd.., Invtltlpllod': . - of Columbus, Mr. IIlii Mn. at tbe 4-H camp at Jackson. Mr. and Mrt. Hyaell of Rutlando . ..., 1<> ~I I -"r:'lI The Past Presldenla f1l. t h e American Legion Alttlllary of Drew Webster Poet No. !!9 will meet Wedneoday at 7:30 p.m. at tJle bome ol Mn. Paul Case!, MJ4dleport. The Winding Trlll Garden will meet Wednesday eveat tile borne or Mrs. a • 1 :!e I I ! If-:;:: zvomn:'::. II OUR GUISf ,.:;,.r Magnolia Temple Pythian Siswill meet in regular ses- An_., Mrs. PRICE: DODGE Ill. 'Yillr ~It De11tf's W.,raat1 lpiiii!IIMI:ts I~ RJttlrlll tnd wor km1ns h~ on 1963 cars ftU Men tlllfnded 1o tiiC iuH II"I.J llpllr:e mtnl 01 rt (ll ir wilt.out etu r~ tor rf(jllirtd j)llb ur lab<if for ~'II Yttn or 50,000 milts, w-i cllt~~r tQitltJ rrr~ t . on tlrt eq"" bkll; k, bNd 111d l nh r~• • J1111; l1111:1mln iun t ta tnd lnltrn.l parl1 (t1ducim1 llltrtual clulcll); !Jorq ut wn~tf ltr, du 1t ...., ::r.~IUIIjoillts (tJU:IMdiiiJ du,_ eottrl). '" ' U lt tnd dift trtnlial , u d ra1 whHI llllrt_ntt- UIHitd tH Wl~ict. ~n blft Ulf'IQII II IUSOA iblt lnt.r•tl' lo&I;Of dlfl& IQ lfll ~ MllliW c.r Ctr• ~~;lllclults. 1 1 I'' sion Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at DAV hall. The car shown above is a '63 Dodge Po~ra ha1dtop a beautifvl ba1gain if there ev.er was one-a good reasoo why Dodge sales are up 6~. ~% so far thts model year. For one thing, the Polara is pr~ed With Ford and Chevy. For another, it's backed by a five-year( 50,000-mile warranty.• And to seal the bargain, Dodge Dealers are g1v1ng the best deals in !heir history. So be our guest and come d1ive this bargain. The '63 Dodge. At yoUI Dodge Dealers now. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. MIDDLEPORT, 0. MILL & SECOND STREETS S:: !I',.,. Voice Of Broadway •.• Ceportiq.. ----· ' By DOROTHY KILGALLEN BROADWA¥ GRAPEVINE . ATl'ORNEY GENERAL ROBERT KEN!III!:DY has a gang of legal experts workin11 olmost around the clock to gather all possible ammunition against Jimmy Hoffa before the labor leader's next trial tees off in October. The experts figure it this way: If Hoffa is convicted and it's a "small rap," he'll still rule Ius powerful union from the cooler. If it's a giant rap, he'll be through. But if he beats the charges entirely, he'll be more powerful than ever and the Kennedy Administration will have suffered a bad bh>w . ABC is readying a flash obout an Important new TV show, based on the immortals of the sports world. A bright new Broadway star is living d•ngerously. Not quite divorced from one huoband, she's living with her Intended next mate and at the same time carrying on a torrid romance with her leading man ... Sterling Hayden ·s memoln "Wanderer," will be no ordinary movie •tar autobiography. Instead of merely writing about his life, the actor lashes out with personal comments on his life and times-and his pals say "rebellious" is the term that best describes him . . Tom Ewell has purchased the rights to a new book. "The Cadillac Cowboys " He plans to transform it into a Broadway musical for some future season Poet-columnist Nick Kenny is seriously ill at St. Clare's Hospital. • • • A STRANGE-SOUNDING RUMOR is making the rounds of Shubert Alley liJIOis The theatrical set keeps hearing that Jo•h Logan wants Rita Hayworth for a Broadway song-and-dance show. It s..,ms unlikely to the experts; Josh is pretty tied up with other commitments It the moment, and Rita all but paniC!! at the thought of lacing a New York audience. She bowed out of her last stage play before it got anywhere near the M~in Stem . Darryl Zanuck has been ellbsen "Top Money Producer of the Year•· by New York theatre ownero for hiS record 12-day tS1.042,721) rack· ed Ull hy "The Longest Day'' in this area . Every actress who is anywhere near the age and type to play the role is pantIng for the part of the 14-year-old proatitute In Hillard Elkin•' forthcoming Broadway Jlroductlon of "100 Mi.Bunderlllandlng." It's a one-in-1-millioll opportunity to ~ebleve stardom overnight . .. Excerpt from a letter poatmarked St. Tropez: "The latest flllhton here is a loose Rblrt to the hlpa, made of transparent, nightgown-like material with a brasliere and abort pants of a contrasting colOr worn under it." gro•• • • • AmlREW TULLY'S FORTHCOM· lNG NOVEL, "Su,l)rtme Court," already 11M illlrt'ed Up qtllle I bll Of conlrovti'IJ ln bl~ Wuhlngton clrcles, lndlcatluJ J1i1t 1 few 1dv1nee collies muil haYt f ilone some rapid cirwl.at1111- The tea· -- nelen .... ' ' inhiiifucot 1 rowb ari"tiyliig liiiuen· · " who is who" In the book .. . Btetldan •I Behan. that great little breaker-upper of r performances, got his comeuppance It I Greenwich Village night club a lew eve. · 4 mngs ago when he leaped onstage and By Wa)IDI G. Brllldotadl, M.D. 8CCllljlll]ale8 In tho f..-, cau.. supplemenll to replace llie • began reciting some of his own prose Q--1 beve an alletl)' to dtlll. Jng "moon-lace" · In back o1 tbe senllal adrenal ucretlaaa, pw- ' during the performance of a jazz star ly Helen lotte] What il tho trealmelllt shoulders caUtlb.s "bUffalo IIOilll with Cuahiol's dlaeaM cad w:Jo was appearing there. Tho crowd of A-ll aome ,..._ With a bump"; ~nd In the abdomen. beU!e.restored to a mora bofllll1 aficionados, not amused, threatened in· stant mayhem and Behan beat a hasty re- 1~------------------.JI hard • Ia • define oller&Y, com- The blood presaure II !Dctea• Q - My rtpl llaad ·. ~· treat Where Tbero'o A ww lllllll boule duat 1ll3y be tbe ed, tho vicllm tires easily, there lllpllll. wileD 1 go Ia bail rinr1 -Producer Gant Gaither ia in New 1bero'o De'are any more, especillly after culprit. But often 11 Ia hard to II an aceaoivo &rowtb of ba1r night What would CBU¥ lblot _, dark. What would l'1lU riOCOIIr plnpolnl .the element in the 11 onh • • .· York ' touting locations for his origltllll Dear Helen: mend? _ DOUBLE DOUBLE dUll thalia roopoooibiL ion the usua Y n llli'Y parts, A-N • ... • uo elll Mull screenplay. "The Gtrl In the Blue Salt," Bellevo me, Helen, havlnJ an TROUBLE thoro ~Y bo bleed mil under from bijury to a setlSOI'Y, ~ which he expects to make bere next win- airll(ht will doean'l aolve every- Dear DDT· Dull II 1 ~lion of tbe Jlkin, and the booea be- In the banobr Ia a dl.tall . . ter. The story revolves around the Unl· tllinJ. Yeo, 11 lluaenllal to ba.. At thlo P,tnt, doelll matter! t!th"'!,~como weak throuib a lack of wbere throbpoul tbe ~ .. ted Nations, and he bopes to persuade one, as yw uy, but tha heiro And by tho tllne It doea-yw'U indaars cia . ability to retain calclum. AI a pathways. It Ia Impnssfltle ,10,. several important diplomats to play are otiU stuck with payment. learn to leU each other apart. ,liDI, y, IIIII - · - · !bey 1ll3y collapae. pinpoint the cauae of 10Uf them•olves in the film ... The cancell- and delay• IIlii probalel IIlii _ H. '!be tnatment Ia 1ImUar to Wllh more than ball of ~ numbneu without a ~ . ing o! "I Pick a Daiay" left Larry Kort tlo-upa of accounla ete Yllr BelJIIII Btmd Do tbat fill IDY othor lllersY· victims, a tumor of the lidreoal naminatlon. · with a beautiful British accent but 110- lalwayo tbought'a win clear- Dear Helen· Jlti Avoid CCIIIIact wi1b ddl~ n- gland ill tbe cauoe. Cbanaeo1n Q-Wbel II rljlicUlltll? ~ · where to go with it. He will secretly tak· . ed the way lor qulcli aetd.. Muter -David Frya of 311 peeiiUy by lnhllllioD, u mucll the pitutaty gland are usullly tloclor hat me WW 1 bob· ing speech lessons in anticipation of menl of .. Oltsle. Not so! My Washington Street, Nortbvlle, as potlllible. 'I' Jtl dociOr may preoenl, llul these are probably briCe for it. . . . · playing one of the leading role•. father's esllta loot two yeara N J 11 1 eatreme'- br preocrlbe eplnepllrlnt and IDII- a resul~ IIlii not tbe .caflaa, of A-ltatlle1llltti II ID lill!iiJt. 0 1 " bfatmlnes for relief of • • • • ·• "' ~ tbe disease. mallon of the ro6t Of - tl ' WITH THE PRESS OF ENGLAND to II!' out of probate, and by ltttle soldier, not quite II U 1om1 F'Gr Io•~••e ~ Since sGme or tbe tumon or the larfl nerv01 tbat brlndi< 't d Stat hi tbe time tbe Iawym and Inlier!- years old. He bldly bum1"", , an d the Uru e es searc ng for Au- tanco tax man 101 through with 011 1 few montha ago end hu lion, get desensltllln& shotl. tho ·~ UIOOlatod . with es off from the ll(llnal eOrd· " : drey Rachman, she quietly slipped Into it, ,.. five helra are lucky not apent ntoot ·of that time In the Allllaqll -~- ,.. CushlDC s dlaease are maltgo- body brace sbould belp yqu til New York night before last. Mis. Racb- to be Ill debt. Any estate lnvolv- hospital rm 'sure cards woold p&rM lloue daa utlptJ ••• ant, It would be more correct avoid makln1 movemeula tbat man is the wife of millionaire industrial- lng land or """- mual bave make the da,. Miler for blm. lie . . . fllr IIIIa parpsoe, tile to say that this type ol eancar would lrt'ltate this nerve. :t'reafc ist Peter Rachman, widely pubUcized at a lawyer and Ills fees starl at His lnteresls are toy aoldlert llHt nn11o .,. -'lJ eblllll- to a cuase of the hyperactlvltf ment deJlOlllla oo tbt ca1111. the Wlfd trial as Mandy Davis' lover. olx per cent for tho otmplest and books. Sin<ere thanka. _ A od by ulDa o pnparatloo modi of tile ldrenall than that · tile . . She is in seclusion at the home of a close kind of Inheritance (on which FRIEND _ from 111e ••oeplllp lD ,.. byperac!Miy caused tbe can- Misa Joyce Stftlrt, dau&ll: friend . . . Marcello Mastroianni has be probably does about $50 Dear Helen: . . ....._ cor. ter of Mr, and Mn. MaJ:!IIf been so busy filming in ROme, he hllln't worth of work In signing pa- I'm livilt with 1 man and Q-TetlJ ...., Ill-' Ill)' 14- SUrllcll removal o1 the ad· Stewart, left titer ape• ·•• . had time to occupy his new place on the pero). Even my lather'• <heck· have one b' blm. I'm -.. r<na1 &land;' are cw~. Ia renall 11 tba reeommendad aometlme With bet pare~. tot . Via Appia Antica-so he good-naturedly lng account was Uerl up. lng to get 1 dMitee ,bUt In c;~: thll Cus~ ,l . dlseaser Could II treatment, lD any case. This wu J'ort Hood, Tex. to ..,.00. thl lent it to a ~oup of ebums for 1 party. Why, when 1 mu PlY• hiah ada lt'o hard. ,! ha;e two other <II1Je not pooolblo beforo adrenal romatnder of die sulllllter il'IIII_ The pal• pamted murals all over the laxes all his life mUll be be <blld . wlitl In .. home t l---cushlne 1 t111eue shOWI cortical bormonel became ber sillter, capt. IIlii Mtl. M» 1 up 1n u nceu of fat wbJdl available bill now, with U.. com Wallll 'nd famUy. house (and not an artist in the crowd) penall%ed lor dy'IDC? _ JOHN ~· are . 1 and in general turned the r,Iace into a Do scene from "La Dolce Vita. ' Lesson No. Dear John: i My problem II I lind II very h Time _ .. __ · 1 for the generoua Marcello. How weD I koow an alrtiptlhard to trull men. M1 father Dina Merrill, vlllitin1 the Persian will doesn't solve ovel")'lhlnal otarted It; my lrulbend ....tin1).1£ Room to hear Betty Johnson, was escort- Dying II oo nponslve U.. uod It- he ·- • drunken Ill>- I<E.St:ARC~ ANO ed by three cavaliers, so oglers bad no days, it's no wonder our life ex-jgood, alld..,. I am ahrllya a~ OEVaOPMENT · way of knowing which, If any, Will "the pectancy has jumped. Pur e 1cuslng my .new,.. ofllepplq oe""'lti'MEIIIT or: real date" and which, if any, were "the sell-defenoe! Iout. I don't lbhtlr he dOll, but C>ASMANTE:I.. beards·•. ... Singer Helen Merrill, away BUT' without a will you I can't llolp !M"i'li\Dg blm and ELECTRONICS, from the U. S. for almoat four years, heirs would REALL'I' be In the uylng mem! !bingo. Ha glVII STRAWBQSS signed with an ouUit called Personality ooup. -H. me overylb!nf 1 Will! ·llld II JUST CAI'lT 8E Productions and will split her engage- Dear Helen: plamltnfJ to l1lll'1'f nil>How ean 8CTTHEI2ED WI1H ment< between Europe and here. 'lbia will 1ns- May'1 queo- a perean IIGp btfrtl naa! Ill$ SiA~~·s • • • tlnn about relatlveo. llor Urst - WlTC!t1 ,: · · SOO(.ESTIONS•TliCHNICIANS WILL FUP over cousln'o children en her ...,. Dear Wltcb: "The Leopard" ev'n more than average ond cousins and her children I "'""'"' If. thaaO 1ft ddklludlences. The photogrlplly 11 biJtory- are also third COUIIIIt to her hlllllll'lltl·dme.Qutlllalllboul making To quote one espert: "You first coualn's children. Confu-llhtlr moillll1 ·hrltaps you'd could stop the picture anywhere, and 1111, isn't II? - BARBARA \ pt ,our 1Ht llrlilbtlllld oat. that frame would be magnificent enough IDear Barbara: ywr fliDIIJ ~•., wllb 0111 to hang in the Louvre." lt'l thll year's . You know It! - R. pod mmtqo · Ilealliil bmad best bet to win the Academy Awll'd for Belp tlo tal over tilt llad, J'GU 1llflltl not cinematography . . . The newlllt 1-don't- Wllletl Te-y 1111 'fte 'rw1a have to .111111)' , 1bc!al_ diltrucl. believe-it picture of Anita Ekberg. Ia In Dear lle'"n' . - H. · the August issue of Movie Stars ~:£,. We are twin brOthert aolnl 'lbll' ...-'III d!dlilllelll . lll:&IMIIMII tl ztne. It's a beach ~cene. Sbe'tln a b . with tWin sisters. llolh widen- famUy 110 W,....,. haYThere are acres of her .. . The "Equal Ucal. My btOther and I swltcb- l1lt 'Jdd )lliD Pay for Women" bill II 1 joke If you ad ooe nllht to fool tilt girll, jnUbil, , . YOU. read the ftna print. It affeets only thoae and wben lhiJ ftalld oat, !bey She Will ' · " ,_ ladleo who are Involved with iatentate. awltelted to fOol ... llld ftll, on Ado coaunerce - aome 7,000,000, or a drop yoo. toon't beliovt1 lhl•, Helen, dreu II Ill in the bucket Ia the national pleture. ]lut we neve' kDOII' 'lllllrl "' thll ' ,. .: ' .. , 's•, Uuelp U. Today's Medical Report . "Handy fn~[tainment" "Extra Stotav.e =,::: "Cbildrens' Private Raiding Parties" "Snacks, Soft Drinks --o··-- Fresh Fruit etc., No, Jobs :::n.; Enroll Now Por ••II ClaiMs f.l2 - h Diploma CourtOo r·-.. . ' ' J ~-'· , ·I t ' Now's the time tD - and buy a new No-Frost REFRIGERATOR, FREEZER. The Hw Alodels at your Dealers Store bove all !he featur• -,ou've always WOided. • -•1 ' lull..-, Auountlntl, ... locrotarlo~ 1f-t \lleleo ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR PorTht\lntt'oiMIIt eancor! If WONDERFUL UVINI with a SECOND luslnHI Atlm. All COUI'Ift Include liM Trolnlnt Per C.t1leg, lnforlftlth~ ... ntlotoollon forrM, coli or VIsit ochoot olflco • ZERO COlD • MORE STORAGE • 2 APPLIANCES IN 1 Gallipolis Business c~Uege e NO DEFROSTING- EVER e ICE CUBE CONVENIENCE e NEW BUILT-IN LOOK • Double your family convenience by keeping your present refrig· erator for use ill the Playroon1 or Family Room. 0!4 Ollie Val"r link IIIII. ..... 44,4167 luy a New No-Frost RECTIIC REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER and Inter the Wonderful World of Electric Llvlngl Bulk Tank Service lfs Flameless! WI budltl all illlel of tub ' for .lloltlt 111- We 111n1et wblt· . . aeD. - . ' See 1M IIICI"ff rnodel8 t101t1 em d~ Cit ,our , ELECTRIC APPLIANCE DEALERS I .. ' 0 .... .' ' '. ' .,. ' ' - �.) ~·~~~c..:Julr ' Ohio Politics 1e, 118' ' Wolfpen Radiologist.Added To Staff Moves Into Ohio Senate Aimed To-Mak~ Social Notes · Of Holzer Hospita~ Clinic GOP Hand Stronger In Adjourned SesSion 1t;;"" The Holzer Clinic is announcing the appointment .to COLUMBUS (UP!) _ T~ 0 lts clime group of Carl W. Thompson, M. D., specialist JUOVes which pu_t -Tom ModteIn Radiology . . i hfoad of Za1101111ll IIlii Mal Dell Dr. Thompson Is well-known to many peo~le m thls ·lnto o1 Wilmington into tbe '-"'· area having been engaged in private p~acttce 111 Pt. ate bad ,.veral puoalbllltteo 10 I' ~asant sinc. 1950. In 1961. he completed •. three y~ar !strengthen !he Grand Old Parperiod of training at Ohio State University In the fteld Ity's hand. . or TheraP,euti·· Rad iologv, Radio-isotopes and Cobalt I Mooreheod wu relumed to Therapy. -----~ i the Senate wh.. SOn. Rob,Ort Since then he his headed the I IZeUar. his fellow · Republlo;au Department ol Radtolog' at .!Tom ZanesviUe, wao appointPleasan1 Vallev hospital. 'er1 10 the Board of Tax Appeals Dr. Thompson will devole iull ' b~ Gov. James A. Rhodes. Dentime to his new posilion "ith CINCINNATI iUPII - Uv,._ ni;, a veteran state represelitaHnlzer CUnlc and hospital. Vn· stock' .live, was cboaen a senator· to der an agl'<!ement with l'i.. sant • , su<·ceed Son. Lowell (Red) l'ess Valley Hospltal, he will contin- Cattle 1000, calve '"' <·eder of Yellow Sprlnga, when Rhodue to operate the Department of catl /1:' 'llO! tly imctll lot~: _,,.:~ugh· es appomted 'Fess to the Per· Market Report ! Mechem bad been merger! 'That meant tbat Mechem. 10ho wu In office when tho diatrlcll _ , merged, would !>!' ., t when hla term ended ZeUor'a term would have two tnol'l! yearo to run alter Mechem's expired and wltll only - .... ator ll'om tho new district, M.. chem woold be out ond Zellar would remoln. RtpubUCIIIS wer 01 lou8 to ne Mechem ~:. t:O""seo. ate, allhouch the Republlc8n • controlled board wlll<!h ,.1pportioned tho dl8trlct on . o basis of tba·lut ctllllll had lac- . - -~ dospital ~ews ~ a...-e,;t-;; 11 tho teg;slature ~d be .... ,. .... . ol Mr. ond Mrs. Howald Rusto enoc~· tiWI to put pr<JII'am aoU wert Job:. and Mrs. Carl bliO effect. RuaseU, Earl RuaseU, Marl!ll• !~ ·Worner, W!Wam Bokt, Ter. By chOOIID& tbe Dec. 1 moet.- ry, Suuo, and Marl)' Redma•, lD8 date Instead of adjoummg Georp Wll~ Venoy, ond tho legillature will be ID I poe~ Fronk Slliel all ol Oolumbua, lion to like up IRJ llllltor II Mr. IIlii l\ltl.. lldward Venoy deslroo. U It had •• . •d and flllllly, Mr. and Mn. Roalne dte, then II ~ld meet bert Venoy and family ol Pornonly : •• the pernor •· coD to. eroy, Mr. and Mrt. Wlllllm COIIJnder only mauert tlo liP*' RuueU and 10111 Wa)IDI IIlii clllcally laid before it. Taddy of MtnenvUle IIlii Mr., But tbel'l! Ukely wiD be con- IIlii Mn. Cbarlel Jeffen "' o~<~erable bulllnell ill the Jle. Pomeroy, lll eamo especially yM>ber .,...loo IIlii Moorolload to aee Joel RuueU ll'om Powert, can be counted U]IOII u I par- OreJIOU, who spent the weok ty ltalwart. He had aerved ~t end wltb hla pareDtl, Mr. ~ HnatorJal tei'JDI, risinJ to Mn. Howard Ru•ll. If YOU'D LIKE YO DRIVE A GREAf BARGAIN et.. the mu.lc and dealt their Radiology at Pleasant .'aliey. Le r ste-en and Hbtel~o mod.·rc~e ty . sonnel Department. leader out. .. activt' bulk sak>t. fully ~~eaciy :: The two men were appolnted But there art WIYI to take chairmanahJp of the Senate n. Stevlt RuleD oi Columbul The add1t1on of a .sectJOO man ,_ d , kl under a fairly new state law care of such mat•- So ,., nance Committee and mt ~r- spent lut week with Mr. 11\d K:nt, M a..a.-.. RuaseU and •·-"" H It 1 cow15 aod buJ 11 s....a y· .w·· I I· H • JULY IT tho staff of .. olzt'~ osp .a .' which provide• that when a feU to Zellar to step ultle. He shiP upon the Important Rules rs. ~• _...,.. and Holzer CliniC' w1•1 erable averaae to htr. (~hmce 111 ound . ator's office becomes vacant waa well-liked obviouaJy ~ Committee. Carolyn RuueU 11 speoclin1 I ~ eJpansion of st"rvic~ In th.P 100.1~ I~ llau~ter steer~ 25:50- ' stnators of his ~arty can name cause the par'ty found ~ ,.,<.~od Actually, for 1 time the ma·· Wftk with relauYu 1n Colum." f1ekls of Dr: Thomps~n ' Z5.75, fe"" lc~ac:lt; and lots 1 no.;~y 1 .successor. Thts has prevent- job for him. . · jority of the RuleJ Committee bus. · laity · He will make. 1t r.1 0ssthlr , a\'erage chm rt' 950-lJOO lb 24 .30 • ~ long standing vacancies M--•-ad ••dj•'•'•• •tbe ... Mr and Mn W A Elam of ed . 1 ""'uJCU Wll 1ppo1ut· was 1rom • ..,...1&1., ..,..u ...... · · · · to expand the radm - ISotope , 25.00 m•x h••• good to 1ow,which occurred In the past ed to succeed ZeUar wbo had em Ohio counllea liVInJ tbat Barrell, W. Va., are spending laboratory which has been d.,,,.., 900-1200 lb 113.00-2400, most, when the office could be fiUcd been elected when Moorehead area control ofle~tlatlon uno tbelr "cation witll hlr oon hmtted •• scope smce ~r . J•cob good 22-00·23 00 · standard to low only through a cnstly spectal left tho Senate to win election bill cu be callod for 1 v 0 to and daupter-111-law, Mr. and . Weillberger has been the only good hol~te~n 21.:50-22.00. lol aver- election or by waiting until t.he to Congreu In 11!10. He w Ill without Rul!8 Comuuttee ap- Mrt. Elam, also her parenll, . 850 radiologist. Holzer ~osp1t_a1 nowl ag~ to high chmce ar~nd lb next general election. serve unW 1 aucceuor 11 elect· vll. 'lbat Powerful Four Mr. and Mrl. W. A. Donahue plans to add a c-obalt umt. heifers 24 ·50· few loads and lots The result is that the district ed whfcb wtH be It ·the NovemMf!Chem Moorehead a. and Mr. and Mn. ·Wiyne John· mostly avera•4e eholce 750-'I' ~J Jr . represented and the party is b ' 1-.. ~. ' , son and Sammy Or. Thomps08, 39, is a native 23 5().24 oo· miJCed high g(url lo l l• k ed . II . r, _.., eenerll electioa, mean- pubucan Sen. David Ferguson Mr --• Mn . CUHord J 01101 . w v -n h ' · · · not wea en numer~ca Y m lng hla term IIlii Meehem'o will of Cambridae and Dem• "ratie · .... · · of Ha. mIm, · a... w ere e ,low choice '!UI·Y! ' " ' tt.OO·lS "'' the Senate when 1 vacanc oc· IIlii oon JOJ'I'll and friend Robin ART F:JND? - A most unusual piece of statuary Wll was m pr~vate praclic• for t ' ' ibulls 17.oo-•• ""' ,mall 1,., me~- curs. It also has allowed ;_me ~meendlnJ at about the nme Sen. Arthur Blake of Marlins Huffman of St. Albano, were brougbt' to this office recently by llill Ramsey of r.t. . 2 y~ars. He atlended NorU<for., llum aroun<l "" lb Ieeder ho ·• ••' senators to take other public So;,.tlmo betweei now ond Ferry. . wOekenti villtors or tbelr par- Patriot. He Is shown with the figure In bronze tbat. por. High school and rt'<'eiVed h.s slaughter calves ateady : rh,•ce [jobs which they could have I Fb ~- --• The sesstoo II five ~. enll Mt IIlii Mn W A Don- traya a knl&bt of medieval days. Tbe detail work slip~ bachel<>r of arls degr•e from' vealers :t$.011-2'1 .00; good :12.011-1 ' ear y e ruary, ....n <WU~ away. In addlllon to the ..... ' - ' - - ' fin af•· hi d Is fl tat f ' au' West Virginia University '" 1944. , 25.00, otandard good and choice done anyway, but now . It <an dal!• mUll tile, Med!em wiD legillation, the recommerulatl<ol ahue and slstors, Mr. and Mrs. e cr ..mans p an m a ne s e o preserv ,... . I 1948 he was grarluated from lb 1 gb be done wtthout penalizmg the ~eeide )I he wanta to - ·~ an- or th Little Hoo CommJo. W. ·A. Elam and Mr. and Mn. The figure 1\'U found In a woods off Rt. ,124 near WfJit. 1 20otl" . • 2'15-S25 'ao ter caves · party. For instance tho GOP other ter u bed M e ver Way11e Jobneon and 11011 and ton 14 years ago. Ramsey recently saw ID a publlcatioiJ Ctucago Med~eal school ~ 24 .00 : few head choico :14.!0. Iwould have been reluctant to head willmbow oul~l slon for reorgulaaUOil of atate llir. ll!d Mn. Jack ~ : . a description of i similar piece of statuary tbat broufhl He then served a O•le year I flogs ' 3300: barrow• and giltsllose two senators and their vc•e. chem I senator for moro than ~ wUlellbe ready. Mn. Patoy Butebelt IIlii chU. • high price. He will contact several art museums to ffnd rotating internship at 3t. Mar, ·s m•aerately activo, str••• ., " I For Fess, the appointment 20 yo~ who 11 aow Pllt 70 deover~ ~ w dien, Miry Iones and Dianna out If the piece he owna is an original or a fine copy of 1 Hospital , Huntmgton. and three h~ter, sows aleady ., atron"'l meant the veteran of both the cides he hu had eooug11 olpul> ~ 81111th u hen. of Cbarleston, W.Va., were an art masterpiece. , , . year~ of radiology residence at 1-l :zoo-220 lb baM'owa 1nd gllts House and Senate would move lie service and 1 u of the woes .'~ ere are mattel'! w lch Monday visitors of Mr. and · Ohto State University He serv- 10.1!>-19.35, bulk mixed 1-3 ,,._,<0 up to a better job, one F ,.;ng that go with u then MoorehtJd dldnt m":"' ~~~houghghtho re- Mn. W. A. Donshue, Mr. ond Lawrence Scarberry IIlii fiiJll- PlTI'SBUROHe<J as an officer in the U. S. lb " .oo-19.25, mixed 14 but most- clost to $9,000 1 year In com- will run. ' cent sesston wwc ml I be Mrs. W. A. Elam, Mr. and ly or Letart, W. VI., were re- ant who had a deacl liudl'alllna Medical Corps from 1951 to ltv :1-3, 130-250 lb 11.50-11.00, tn- parison with the $5,000 senator- By being tn office now, Mo•rc- ~~ ;:' asal.n the auch 18 Mn. Jack Elam and Mr. and <0111 visltort of Mr. and Mrs. Implantell 111 bJ1 eheil dlo4 IIIII. rl"d;ng uniform 24G-245 lb a1 10l salary. It aloo save a bonst head will have t!Je pollttcsl ad- . U permit 1 s~ to Mn. w•yne Johnson IIlii son. Joe Halfleld and family. Monday a - k alief the Ojlol" He Js a member of tl.e Ma- 16,IM, heavier weighf.c poor!~ test-1tu De:nni~, one of the young fte. vantage of being an incumbent mqease q~or pr cet. or to Mrs. Joe ftltfleld, Nancy, Mr and Mrs Harle Haning aUOR: Reps J. SiamOur 4&1 ..,.. 6011 ~n.ty_ Medical ~ociet~ , ~ - few lots 1-2 near 100 It 16.50-1publica~11 saW. to have a bright 1enator in the district wh:~~ ~a: s=!al~~:at:epositl Mn._ ~na ~Wed and Vickie and Jae J~hn.1011 yand Bev- reported to hive beft mtkinl ' West Vtrgm1a State Medical_ As- 1" 7S: t-s 2"15-350 lb sows IS.00- 1future m the party. . stretches trom Delaware around Y I · were recent risltors of Mrs. erly were Sunday visitors of salilllactory progreg !olloWinl ooclatton and tho Amer~can oo. 350-400 lb 14.25-15 oo, 2-S! The Moore-ZeUer shift was throllf!h Lickil1& and Muaklnll- PR · Hatfield's parents, Mr. and their parents Mr IIlii Mrs tho bfltoric lrllliJllanl bill IIlii- · Medical Allsoci~tio~, and i~t _H- 4{J1-500 lb 13.50-14.25, so~M No. S' ~~inK nectliS&ry because the um counties to Marietta on the . : N"?~:mPOThea't .. h Mrs. Cleve (:ampbeU of Frt.nch· Everett Lambert. · · censed lo practice m West V1r- .sr1:- 1110 lb 13.25 : boars, mostly dt!ltrlrt represented by Repub- IOhio River. . ~ Bri~111 birg, Ky., and also visited Mr. · ginia and Ohio. Ill••dy, 10.50-11 .00. i bean Senato Lellder C. Stanley I There aro oome immodlate gNovtemlome.~~ will pres1• the UDJted and Mrs. Dexter CompbeU of Larry Johnsou of Columbus STAYING W1TB PIERCI!I • · Moorehead altogationo a 111 •~the10 United eor Y report on Ml Ster.....,, "·· Ky . ' ensoos for nalllll18 Arab Hewao a - keod YIs!tor of bll . , to tbe $5,000 1 year jo'· · 'oup public used polJDo In the Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sam- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe . MI.. Geraldine COUIDIIIIIIF• t~e current legtslslure >-,more Yemen Lord PrlVJ Ed rd mono, Mr. IIlii Mn. POJ'I'll Jotmsou and family. >ng wllh Mr. IIlii ·Mn. Carol · finished ill work. HoaHh' utd Moaday, .. , : ••~~ .. Brown IIlii - grandoon, Arnold Mrs. Howard Thoma Jr. and Pierce, Jr., while Mrt. PlerOI A '"'"'"o .ha• been ,.. l•r Herold the 8 ol Commnno and Andy ~eaaer oriAlgan, W. new daughter, Ange~ Marla, ill couvalei<Ing tram Slll'pl'yi Dec. 2m ·~hCi!"'llnn or ,h, Vfl:-. tho govenllllent .... caiiod aileD- Va., are visiting Mr ..and Mrs. returned home from MelliS Mem- Allo Its "" wllh .Ptere. ,,_ . .pprovm1 d•· $250 miHion tioa Ia oudl nporta and that Joe Hatfield and famUy. orlal boapltal. Y , .· •.apll:ll unpro••" tnt. bolld I~• U.N. - . . , Getlil-al 'l'baat has Mn. Ann CoiUna and famll Robert Reeves spent four dayo lly is . Mn. Pierces parentt, , ·"·~~·".:~·=~-ember. 1• . . .ton <>! tho: ordmd.., Invtltlpllod': . - of Columbus, Mr. IIlii Mn. at tbe 4-H camp at Jackson. Mr. and Mrt. Hyaell of Rutlando . ..., 1<> ~I I -"r:'lI The Past Presldenla f1l. t h e American Legion Alttlllary of Drew Webster Poet No. !!9 will meet Wedneoday at 7:30 p.m. at tJle bome ol Mn. Paul Case!, MJ4dleport. The Winding Trlll Garden will meet Wednesday eveat tile borne or Mrs. a • 1 :!e I I ! If-:;:: zvomn:'::. II OUR GUISf ,.:;,.r Magnolia Temple Pythian Siswill meet in regular ses- An_., Mrs. PRICE: DODGE Ill. 'Yillr ~It De11tf's W.,raat1 lpiiii!IIMI:ts I~ RJttlrlll tnd wor km1ns h~ on 1963 cars ftU Men tlllfnded 1o tiiC iuH II"I.J llpllr:e mtnl 01 rt (ll ir wilt.out etu r~ tor rf(jllirtd j)llb ur lab<if for ~'II Yttn or 50,000 milts, w-i cllt~~r tQitltJ rrr~ t . on tlrt eq"" bkll; k, bNd 111d l nh r~• • J1111; l1111:1mln iun t ta tnd lnltrn.l parl1 (t1ducim1 llltrtual clulcll); !Jorq ut wn~tf ltr, du 1t ...., ::r.~IUIIjoillts (tJU:IMdiiiJ du,_ eottrl). '" ' U lt tnd dift trtnlial , u d ra1 whHI llllrt_ntt- UIHitd tH Wl~ict. ~n blft Ulf'IQII II IUSOA iblt lnt.r•tl' lo&I;Of dlfl& IQ lfll ~ MllliW c.r Ctr• ~~;lllclults. 1 1 I'' sion Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at DAV hall. The car shown above is a '63 Dodge Po~ra ha1dtop a beautifvl ba1gain if there ev.er was one-a good reasoo why Dodge sales are up 6~. ~% so far thts model year. For one thing, the Polara is pr~ed With Ford and Chevy. For another, it's backed by a five-year( 50,000-mile warranty.• And to seal the bargain, Dodge Dealers are g1v1ng the best deals in !heir history. So be our guest and come d1ive this bargain. The '63 Dodge. At yoUI Dodge Dealers now. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. MIDDLEPORT, 0. MILL & SECOND STREETS S:: !I',.,. Voice Of Broadway •.• Ceportiq.. ----· ' By DOROTHY KILGALLEN BROADWA¥ GRAPEVINE . ATl'ORNEY GENERAL ROBERT KEN!III!:DY has a gang of legal experts workin11 olmost around the clock to gather all possible ammunition against Jimmy Hoffa before the labor leader's next trial tees off in October. The experts figure it this way: If Hoffa is convicted and it's a "small rap," he'll still rule Ius powerful union from the cooler. If it's a giant rap, he'll be through. But if he beats the charges entirely, he'll be more powerful than ever and the Kennedy Administration will have suffered a bad bh>w . ABC is readying a flash obout an Important new TV show, based on the immortals of the sports world. A bright new Broadway star is living d•ngerously. Not quite divorced from one huoband, she's living with her Intended next mate and at the same time carrying on a torrid romance with her leading man ... Sterling Hayden ·s memoln "Wanderer," will be no ordinary movie •tar autobiography. Instead of merely writing about his life, the actor lashes out with personal comments on his life and times-and his pals say "rebellious" is the term that best describes him . . Tom Ewell has purchased the rights to a new book. "The Cadillac Cowboys " He plans to transform it into a Broadway musical for some future season Poet-columnist Nick Kenny is seriously ill at St. Clare's Hospital. • • • A STRANGE-SOUNDING RUMOR is making the rounds of Shubert Alley liJIOis The theatrical set keeps hearing that Jo•h Logan wants Rita Hayworth for a Broadway song-and-dance show. It s..,ms unlikely to the experts; Josh is pretty tied up with other commitments It the moment, and Rita all but paniC!! at the thought of lacing a New York audience. She bowed out of her last stage play before it got anywhere near the M~in Stem . Darryl Zanuck has been ellbsen "Top Money Producer of the Year•· by New York theatre ownero for hiS record 12-day tS1.042,721) rack· ed Ull hy "The Longest Day'' in this area . Every actress who is anywhere near the age and type to play the role is pantIng for the part of the 14-year-old proatitute In Hillard Elkin•' forthcoming Broadway Jlroductlon of "100 Mi.Bunderlllandlng." It's a one-in-1-millioll opportunity to ~ebleve stardom overnight . .. Excerpt from a letter poatmarked St. Tropez: "The latest flllhton here is a loose Rblrt to the hlpa, made of transparent, nightgown-like material with a brasliere and abort pants of a contrasting colOr worn under it." gro•• • • • AmlREW TULLY'S FORTHCOM· lNG NOVEL, "Su,l)rtme Court," already 11M illlrt'ed Up qtllle I bll Of conlrovti'IJ ln bl~ Wuhlngton clrcles, lndlcatluJ J1i1t 1 few 1dv1nee collies muil haYt f ilone some rapid cirwl.at1111- The tea· -- nelen .... ' ' inhiiifucot 1 rowb ari"tiyliig liiiuen· · " who is who" In the book .. . Btetldan •I Behan. that great little breaker-upper of r performances, got his comeuppance It I Greenwich Village night club a lew eve. · 4 mngs ago when he leaped onstage and By Wa)IDI G. Brllldotadl, M.D. 8CCllljlll]ale8 In tho f..-, cau.. supplemenll to replace llie • began reciting some of his own prose Q--1 beve an alletl)' to dtlll. Jng "moon-lace" · In back o1 tbe senllal adrenal ucretlaaa, pw- ' during the performance of a jazz star ly Helen lotte] What il tho trealmelllt shoulders caUtlb.s "bUffalo IIOilll with Cuahiol's dlaeaM cad w:Jo was appearing there. Tho crowd of A-ll aome ,..._ With a bump"; ~nd In the abdomen. beU!e.restored to a mora bofllll1 aficionados, not amused, threatened in· stant mayhem and Behan beat a hasty re- 1~------------------.JI hard • Ia • define oller&Y, com- The blood presaure II !Dctea• Q - My rtpl llaad ·. ~· treat Where Tbero'o A ww lllllll boule duat 1ll3y be tbe ed, tho vicllm tires easily, there lllpllll. wileD 1 go Ia bail rinr1 -Producer Gant Gaither ia in New 1bero'o De'are any more, especillly after culprit. But often 11 Ia hard to II an aceaoivo &rowtb of ba1r night What would CBU¥ lblot _, dark. What would l'1lU riOCOIIr plnpolnl .the element in the 11 onh • • .· York ' touting locations for his origltllll Dear Helen: mend? _ DOUBLE DOUBLE dUll thalia roopoooibiL ion the usua Y n llli'Y parts, A-N • ... • uo elll Mull screenplay. "The Gtrl In the Blue Salt," Bellevo me, Helen, havlnJ an TROUBLE thoro ~Y bo bleed mil under from bijury to a setlSOI'Y, ~ which he expects to make bere next win- airll(ht will doean'l aolve every- Dear DDT· Dull II 1 ~lion of tbe Jlkin, and the booea be- In the banobr Ia a dl.tall . . ter. The story revolves around the Unl· tllinJ. Yeo, 11 lluaenllal to ba.. At thlo P,tnt, doelll matter! t!th"'!,~como weak throuib a lack of wbere throbpoul tbe ~ .. ted Nations, and he bopes to persuade one, as yw uy, but tha heiro And by tho tllne It doea-yw'U indaars cia . ability to retain calclum. AI a pathways. It Ia Impnssfltle ,10,. several important diplomats to play are otiU stuck with payment. learn to leU each other apart. ,liDI, y, IIIII - · - · !bey 1ll3y collapae. pinpoint the cauae of 10Uf them•olves in the film ... The cancell- and delay• IIlii probalel IIlii _ H. '!be tnatment Ia 1ImUar to Wllh more than ball of ~ numbneu without a ~ . ing o! "I Pick a Daiay" left Larry Kort tlo-upa of accounla ete Yllr BelJIIII Btmd Do tbat fill IDY othor lllersY· victims, a tumor of the lidreoal naminatlon. · with a beautiful British accent but 110- lalwayo tbought'a win clear- Dear Helen· Jlti Avoid CCIIIIact wi1b ddl~ n- gland ill tbe cauoe. Cbanaeo1n Q-Wbel II rljlicUlltll? ~ · where to go with it. He will secretly tak· . ed the way lor qulcli aetd.. Muter -David Frya of 311 peeiiUy by lnhllllioD, u mucll the pitutaty gland are usullly tloclor hat me WW 1 bob· ing speech lessons in anticipation of menl of .. Oltsle. Not so! My Washington Street, Nortbvlle, as potlllible. 'I' Jtl dociOr may preoenl, llul these are probably briCe for it. . . . · playing one of the leading role•. father's esllta loot two yeara N J 11 1 eatreme'- br preocrlbe eplnepllrlnt and IDII- a resul~ IIlii not tbe .caflaa, of A-ltatlle1llltti II ID lill!iiJt. 0 1 " bfatmlnes for relief of • • • • ·• "' ~ tbe disease. mallon of the ro6t Of - tl ' WITH THE PRESS OF ENGLAND to II!' out of probate, and by ltttle soldier, not quite II U 1om1 F'Gr Io•~••e ~ Since sGme or tbe tumon or the larfl nerv01 tbat brlndi< 't d Stat hi tbe time tbe Iawym and Inlier!- years old. He bldly bum1"", , an d the Uru e es searc ng for Au- tanco tax man 101 through with 011 1 few montha ago end hu lion, get desensltllln& shotl. tho ·~ UIOOlatod . with es off from the ll(llnal eOrd· " : drey Rachman, she quietly slipped Into it, ,.. five helra are lucky not apent ntoot ·of that time In the Allllaqll -~- ,.. CushlDC s dlaease are maltgo- body brace sbould belp yqu til New York night before last. Mis. Racb- to be Ill debt. Any estate lnvolv- hospital rm 'sure cards woold p&rM lloue daa utlptJ ••• ant, It would be more correct avoid makln1 movemeula tbat man is the wife of millionaire industrial- lng land or """- mual bave make the da,. Miler for blm. lie . . . fllr IIIIa parpsoe, tile to say that this type ol eancar would lrt'ltate this nerve. :t'reafc ist Peter Rachman, widely pubUcized at a lawyer and Ills fees starl at His lnteresls are toy aoldlert llHt nn11o .,. -'lJ eblllll- to a cuase of the hyperactlvltf ment deJlOlllla oo tbt ca1111. the Wlfd trial as Mandy Davis' lover. olx per cent for tho otmplest and books. Sin<ere thanka. _ A od by ulDa o pnparatloo modi of tile ldrenall than that · tile . . She is in seclusion at the home of a close kind of Inheritance (on which FRIEND _ from 111e ••oeplllp lD ,.. byperac!Miy caused tbe can- Misa Joyce Stftlrt, dau&ll: friend . . . Marcello Mastroianni has be probably does about $50 Dear Helen: . . ....._ cor. ter of Mr, and Mn. MaJ:!IIf been so busy filming in ROme, he hllln't worth of work In signing pa- I'm livilt with 1 man and Q-TetlJ ...., Ill-' Ill)' 14- SUrllcll removal o1 the ad· Stewart, left titer ape• ·•• . had time to occupy his new place on the pero). Even my lather'• <heck· have one b' blm. I'm -.. r<na1 &land;' are cw~. Ia renall 11 tba reeommendad aometlme With bet pare~. tot . Via Appia Antica-so he good-naturedly lng account was Uerl up. lng to get 1 dMitee ,bUt In c;~: thll Cus~ ,l . dlseaser Could II treatment, lD any case. This wu J'ort Hood, Tex. to ..,.00. thl lent it to a ~oup of ebums for 1 party. Why, when 1 mu PlY• hiah ada lt'o hard. ,! ha;e two other <II1Je not pooolblo beforo adrenal romatnder of die sulllllter il'IIII_ The pal• pamted murals all over the laxes all his life mUll be be <blld . wlitl In .. home t l---cushlne 1 t111eue shOWI cortical bormonel became ber sillter, capt. IIlii Mtl. M» 1 up 1n u nceu of fat wbJdl available bill now, with U.. com Wallll 'nd famUy. house (and not an artist in the crowd) penall%ed lor dy'IDC? _ JOHN ~· are . 1 and in general turned the r,Iace into a Do scene from "La Dolce Vita. ' Lesson No. Dear John: i My problem II I lind II very h Time _ .. __ · 1 for the generoua Marcello. How weD I koow an alrtiptlhard to trull men. M1 father Dina Merrill, vlllitin1 the Persian will doesn't solve ovel")'lhlnal otarted It; my lrulbend ....tin1).1£ Room to hear Betty Johnson, was escort- Dying II oo nponslve U.. uod It- he ·- • drunken Ill>- I<E.St:ARC~ ANO ed by three cavaliers, so oglers bad no days, it's no wonder our life ex-jgood, alld..,. I am ahrllya a~ OEVaOPMENT · way of knowing which, If any, Will "the pectancy has jumped. Pur e 1cuslng my .new,.. ofllepplq oe""'lti'MEIIIT or: real date" and which, if any, were "the sell-defenoe! Iout. I don't lbhtlr he dOll, but C>ASMANTE:I.. beards·•. ... Singer Helen Merrill, away BUT' without a will you I can't llolp !M"i'li\Dg blm and ELECTRONICS, from the U. S. for almoat four years, heirs would REALL'I' be In the uylng mem! !bingo. Ha glVII STRAWBQSS signed with an ouUit called Personality ooup. -H. me overylb!nf 1 Will! ·llld II JUST CAI'lT 8E Productions and will split her engage- Dear Helen: plamltnfJ to l1lll'1'f nil>How ean 8CTTHEI2ED WI1H ment< between Europe and here. 'lbia will 1ns- May'1 queo- a perean IIGp btfrtl naa! Ill$ SiA~~·s • • • tlnn about relatlveo. llor Urst - WlTC!t1 ,: · · SOO(.ESTIONS•TliCHNICIANS WILL FUP over cousln'o children en her ...,. Dear Wltcb: "The Leopard" ev'n more than average ond cousins and her children I "'""'"' If. thaaO 1ft ddklludlences. The photogrlplly 11 biJtory- are also third COUIIIIt to her hlllllll'lltl·dme.Qutlllalllboul making To quote one espert: "You first coualn's children. Confu-llhtlr moillll1 ·hrltaps you'd could stop the picture anywhere, and 1111, isn't II? - BARBARA \ pt ,our 1Ht llrlilbtlllld oat. that frame would be magnificent enough IDear Barbara: ywr fliDIIJ ~•., wllb 0111 to hang in the Louvre." lt'l thll year's . You know It! - R. pod mmtqo · Ilealliil bmad best bet to win the Academy Awll'd for Belp tlo tal over tilt llad, J'GU 1llflltl not cinematography . . . The newlllt 1-don't- Wllletl Te-y 1111 'fte 'rw1a have to .111111)' , 1bc!al_ diltrucl. believe-it picture of Anita Ekberg. Ia In Dear lle'"n' . - H. · the August issue of Movie Stars ~:£,. We are twin brOthert aolnl 'lbll' ...-'III d!dlilllelll . lll:&IMIIMII tl ztne. It's a beach ~cene. Sbe'tln a b . with tWin sisters. llolh widen- famUy 110 W,....,. haYThere are acres of her .. . The "Equal Ucal. My btOther and I swltcb- l1lt 'Jdd )lliD Pay for Women" bill II 1 joke If you ad ooe nllht to fool tilt girll, jnUbil, , . YOU. read the ftna print. It affeets only thoae and wben lhiJ ftalld oat, !bey She Will ' · " ,_ ladleo who are Involved with iatentate. awltelted to fOol ... llld ftll, on Ado coaunerce - aome 7,000,000, or a drop yoo. toon't beliovt1 lhl•, Helen, dreu II Ill in the bucket Ia the national pleture. ]lut we neve' kDOII' 'lllllrl "' thll ' ,. .: ' .. , 's•, Uuelp U. Today's Medical Report . "Handy fn~[tainment" "Extra Stotav.e =,::: "Cbildrens' Private Raiding Parties" "Snacks, Soft Drinks --o··-- Fresh Fruit etc., No, Jobs :::n.; Enroll Now Por ••II ClaiMs f.l2 - h Diploma CourtOo r·-.. . ' ' J ~-'· , ·I t ' Now's the time tD - and buy a new No-Frost REFRIGERATOR, FREEZER. The Hw Alodels at your Dealers Store bove all !he featur• -,ou've always WOided. • -•1 ' lull..-, Auountlntl, ... locrotarlo~ 1f-t \lleleo ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR PorTht\lntt'oiMIIt eancor! If WONDERFUL UVINI with a SECOND luslnHI Atlm. 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' ' - �f II I ' \ • • ... ............... - ~· ·· ·. -• I-Dilb' ltiii!M!, ""'*""'MIMI~. 0~ l1l1{ Je, - Houston's Nottebart Wins ·Weird Game;.Reds Triumph By MILTON RICHMAN 1111 -11<1lllaaldlor Cor! 1 1ip01i1 Wl'lf<r Ia lbo _ . , pl Eve · 1u1ppe111 to Don wru., 1111 • P"OIId 11om ""'art. clurtDI • m·rua 10ccn1 111111111 First he pltchos a n<>bltter but rally which ""'pped up lito OOJio ft'• ""t actually a nohlt, no-run tat. ~am• Elsewhen In the Natlollol And u.en he pltchoo a tine four· Loague, the PhiUies ended the hit sh•tou tfor the Houston Colts Dodgers' ..ven. game WliiiiiDg )lonoo) night, ~;1ti<IW'cally It -ak with I 5-t victory In II ...n't gc into t~ as •• ~ut· inning.. Cillcillnatl defeated lolil- .. ·- if.u 'lbo ~= llltbau r . ? B7 ~ ~ - t l • o l """"! AI Worthington, who lanDed . Silt Senators Are 11.4 wmn•erS Over Indians · w L Pel. . :1-1 11' L Pel. Ga New \'4¥'11 -.. N 31 ,121 o • Chicago 10 ..., .1111 Iillo - · Baltimore Cleveland Loo ADII•Ie• Kml8l City Detroit w..hington ... ChiNIIjO 411 0 >19 41 M4 111 St. Loull. t!O 41 .J3I 7 41 44 .111 111 M1lwaube 41 ID .411J 14 Phlladelph'a sa ID tiZ IIIII Houston ' 38 411 .41117 N York !12 18 .318 :IS\I ew M.....y•o Woshinatou 11 Detroit 6 Boston 1 Loa Angeles 1 Minn080ta 18 Cleveland I K. City 11 N. York 10• 12 Jnnlnp Chicago 4 Baltimore O, mght T...Uy'o PniNblo Pl.._ Cleveland at Los Angalu tnightl ~rant 16-tll va. McBride ttl-71. l!l)ston at Kansas City tnight>Morehead tlkil vo. Segui tWI. New York at MinniiOla tnightl -Terry ttl-91 vs. Perry lUI. Washington at Chl<ago tnightl -Osteen <2-61 .,.. Stenhou,. <WI vr. Pizarro 111-41. Baltimore at Detroit (ftighUPappoo 17-41 va. Lary t().2l. Wed....Uy• 1 Gam• Cleve. at L. AngGlet, 2, twt-night Boston at Kanoao City, algbt New York at Minneaota, night Washington at Chicago, night IIi :M .tll ... 4ll 40 .Ill I . 411 41 .llll 7 PAGE = ·:::: :' " .161 .Iillo 11111 l'riDcliOO -U. ' ' ··-------~~~~-~-.:=~==--:=~· CARRJE8 ~liD WlliGII'J NEW YORK tUPU - ~ 111 Browns' Coach 5111 7 46 44 .511 44 . 40 .411111211 36 sa ' .38S 2111 Impressed By Openl'ng Dr•'lls :10 II .330 Ill · MoltUy'1 Rellllil Chlcap 3 st. Louis o Philo. $ L. Ang. t, II in., night threHime "llorlll d. t1tto Y-," will bave tO mto IJ6 po1llllla I he is to repeat his 1!1111 riel!!r7 , Ia llle .1110,000 added 8nJoklJD . dicap at Aqueduct OD ~· A total of 11 horoel bow 110oa CLEVELAND tUPil named for the mJle IIIII _ .... land Browns eoach Blenton twi·llght . • ' ' Uer said Monday ha wu ttr tell, ineludlnll Beaa f'lln>lt 1 PiU. 4 s. "'an. 1, 2nd, night pressed by several players duriing l! : N. York 14 Houston 5 last .....S:'s rookie eamp. at 181, twi-light om, and that ho O!MI hia '·il;;;;;;not;;;;;;ex:iopected=;;;;;;;lo;;;;;;aWt.==;;;;o; Houston a N. Ynrlt 0, llld, nlgbt wert eval~l;ini the results.lr Clnclnuatt 4 !lllw. 8, 12m., night Full oqu~ rammg was to ........_,.. Pllellon gin thla eoDIIIl8 SUnday at mrom . ll HDIIIIDD at N..,. York -FarreD wlllt workouts heginltin& tht lll-'1l VI. Jacboo f&-10). . day. Milwaukee at Cbicai!D - . Spohn Amonl tltto playen who ~=~~ t!Hl vo. Balli lUI. tltto top on 0 Sl. Louis at CillciJtnatl - GJb. were K• Webb aDd Mel Triplett. II 1011 IHl VI. MalOIHI)' UWI ar ........., rocently acquired Pura, (3-GJ. · Browns. and ~les Jim Bob. Loo AlllelOI at Pblladelphts 12, Roger Sboals, J1m Konicki twJ..nlght• - Koufu (11-3) ud Frank Baktr. Willhite <2-2) •1. ~ey <H) Collier said be was satisfied ·10 yearo ago your howe IIIII Short !1-81. elub bu tile ....,_ to fill may have been wortla 8811 Francloco at PittsbUrgh !2, the backfield, noting that "Terry $13,000 - today it may twl-lllgbt- 8aDlord <UI and Bo- Hansley, Walter Beach and Larirvll be wonh $18,000! Wh.ol Un 4-l) '"· cardweH ~&f) and Bentl have speed and pretty 11bout your fire ;,,gr.. tm&e? Check rate• oow Schwall IIHI. actton and oow I want fo Weda....y'o oast 01111 . MuUins, the player for fire insurance rhat measures up to torl•y's S. Fran. at N. York. night got from Chicago laBt week. value of yoU'r home. Houston at Phila., Jligbt Check with Nationwide Mllwoulreo at Chicago .~ the company with MW St. Loui1 at CincinnaU, nlaht Men'l & loyl' Summer Pit:taburab 2 ·s Fran 1 1st :"',! ;=.:.!"= Ncll•barl missed by only one Athleti"' topped the Yukoes, four or their P""'ious moetlngs firal pitch Monday oiglu a•!!! tHO, In 12 innings, tlle Rod S.. With the Gianto this se&SOII, beat ev•n though he hurled a no·rutcer shaded the Angels, H, tha White Juan Morichal in the opeoer on two months ago, he stlU has not So• blanked the Orloleo, 4-11, the Willie Stargell'o DiDlh inninll sin· . , , pltct"'d a shutout ill llle majors. Senatore downed the Tlgera, 118, glo with the buel !till. Joo G•b- Seloltddlepo~ u.!,oys League H• ' was the situation· and the Twina bombed the lndi· bon made II a sweep when be nators """"nd Ylcn.e Meto had broken a IS. ano, 13-t. struck out eight ID · the nightcap, tory in three .•tars this summer g•me losing streak with a 14-5 Second baHilWI Nate Ollver'J including WllUe lolaya threoir;'tym ~e lndi':vt~onday . victol) over the Colto in the two base error on Don Demeter'• times. AI McBean posted hiS e anny """ pete ope>•r of , twi-nignt doubl" pop fly followed by Bob Oldis' ninth triumph in tho opener. four-hit ball, wlnninJ 7-4. • llool•'< single in the 11th off Ed Roebuck Southpaw Dick Ellsworth ""' a Dickie Smith was the loser Jojured Ankle produced the winning rWI fur the one-man gong _ill the .Cube' wiD aDowing nine safeties, having ~t.nebart :zipped throu~tt the PbiWes against the Dodger&. Don t.vew: tile Cardin~•.lim1Un1 ~· one bad Inning _ the -second _ fir~ ' 2-3 innings of •he • oght- lltysdale started for the Dndg.,.. Lou10 fo three b1ts m I l-3 m· when fnur singles, ID error, and QilD aoo then had two ftrikl's o.. n but was raked for 10 hili, mclud- nmgs and smgling home botb of two walks produced Rix runs for Jim H1ckman with tlousto·· .e.:u,!- ing a homer by Roy Sievers, dur- Chicago's runs o!! Emie Brog~io the Senaton. in1. 11-G He suddenly '"'""'" his Ins the t 2·3 IDningo he worked. tn the sevenlll. Undy McDamel Q~h:. ankl• pushing ofl the mound Jack Bald.schun wao dredlted finished up ond protected Ells· Davidson hnd ••cellent supand n<eded h•l p. . wiUi hil oeventb victory in relief. wnrth's Utb viclxlry. port, his ~tes commlt'!"g not • 1 <'OUidn't throw another a smgle nuscue. v-" n: he aaid. Indian hillers were Pat Arch· EMERSON ADVANCES So Hal Woodeshick came out ot er a single, Smith two singleo, GSTAAD, witzerland !UPII tbe b"llpen, made only on~_~ oitch and Jim W~er a single. Top.seeded Roy EmerBOD of Au-a ~trike - t~nd it was a!l ov"r For the wmners, Carl De- stralia advanced to the second ~lth the Col" on oop, 8-0. moskey, Jim Clatworthy, and round of the Switzerland lnleml· ~ttPbart failed to receive . Mike Buskirk each had two hits, tiona I tennis championships Mon· . iJeiiS for " ,,. 1r11. crredil for a shutout but he'• used PJULAD~LPHIA (LTPJ>-Dolph scored mort pomt.J and played In while Oavid.son and Tom Haw· day when he bfat Ahmed Belkto minor disappointments. There &hayes, hi~ scoring ltar of the more regular &e-l'lson ~&mel th~n ley had one each. hodja of Tunisia, 6-4, 6-3. LOGART MEETS CURVII was ~ven one connected with his Syracus.. Natwnalt who has been any other perfor~r an pro h1s· Davidson fanned six, walked May 17 no-hitter against the Phil- named as coach of the club shift. tory, was as"ked if he would play two, hit nobody. Smith faMed , LONDON mPn - Jaaac LoWY 2·2460 lje, heoause they ocored a run ling to Philadelphia, indicated 10· in any games. five also walked two and hlt PVLL8 DOUBLE DVTY gart of New York wiD figbt Brtt. llS E. 2nd Pomeroy ofl him although Houston won thf day he would retiN AI an active " If the occasion arises where non~. • PHR.ADELPJUA rUPU - End ish and .EtDpJre welterweight -~OC pr. lil a me, <1-l. Iplayer unless "the oecasion ari•· we are short o( players because Indians . . . . . . . 1oo 300 _ .f. 4 1 P~ Re~, purchued by ~ C!hamplon Brian ~ at PorthWashed lnd pre~Md ''I'm net kicking as long as we es" when he is need<d on the of Injury," Schayes replied, "I Sena!ol'!l . . . . . . !60 liiJJt: _ 7 9 0 Phdodelphia Eagles. from Detro" eaw~ Waloo, Aug. 10. 1bo 1•1 1 win." oaid the 27-year·nld Colt court. will be available to play." He SJ!Iith and Warner, Glaze (5). lor SIIIO 10 1955• wdl """1 ~ 1 round bout wiD serve as • - · A'I'IONWIDI ri~hthander . Schayes signed 8 two-year con- added ho~er, " 1 rontemplate Davidson and Hawley, Urn- player-coach lor the National final to the Brltlsh feathenveigbt Lauhde....Ory Cleanen IIIIU FlU lllhiiRI IIINII -.....,..-• H.m• Oflic.1 Colvmt..l•• Qt\1• n,. victnrv Monday night was tract Monday to coach his for· coaching." pires : Art Stobart, plate; R. L. Football lea1111e Eaglet next championobip between Jloward Pomoroy WY 2-5421 his sixth 0 , ·the season and first mer teammates, .now repre~t- The &foot-1 Scha~es starred for_Manley, b•ses. season. Wmstone and BIHy calvert. ~nr< his nn·hitte!'. Roger Craig ing Philadelphia 111 the National New Y..,k Unlveroity In «>liege di'OJl!l"'' hi• 3th game in a row B&RketboU Aoooelatlon. He lttc- baaketball and joined Syracuoe in PREDJcrs WEATHER and hi~ 15th ol Lhf 1eunn when ceeds Nata' coach Alex Hannum, the 1948-49 sea&on when the WASHINGTON fUPU _ The Colt catcher .Jim Clmj)bell who declined to make the lhift to franchise was in. the · National weather bureau forf!CaRll bel~w tagged him for a threP·run homer Philadelphia. League. ~ Nat& JOir.ed the NBA normal or nonnal temperatufh during 1 five·run rl.l'st Inning, The 35-year-old Schayes, who the followmg season. for most of the eastern hall Of the nation durin& tho next ao day a. The bureau ,)rtdictl below normal temperatur8 1\lr tho Paclftc Northwest and northern lloclty Mountain states, and above normal in tho southwell centr.al plains and upper Great Lakes. Subnormal rainfall was forecast for the southwestern states and tho upper Great Lakes and Three one--Rkted contests fea- Larry Walker's second inning F'riday at 1:30. east Gulf states. Above normal -.red action in the seventh single was all the Pomeroy Tlg· ----.f . ~- N rtb · In ram a 11 IS expected 1n me o • night of the Kyger Creek Ltttle ers were given by Johnny g· TO LEAVE HOSPITAL . t d f the Appalachian League Tournament Mond•y. les ao he hurled the Middleport WASHINGTON (UPII -George wMes t"~ ;;;~he AU 11 Coast Yankees to a 12-0 shutout ViC· Prestou Marshall, owner of the oun am! ~n e · Thi! Syracuse Giants J>l'Unded tory over the Pomeroy Tiger&. Washington Redsklns, iJ expected Elsewhere. ratnrall Will. be near the Gallipolis lnrlians o~t of t"le In the four inning game lnR· to )eave Georgetown Hospital next normal, the burea__u_sa _id _ ._ _ tournament 19-2, the Mtddleport les faced only 12 batters allow. weekend following what was dP. Yankees thUmped the Pomeroy ed one hit ranned f~r and scribed 88 • "mild vascular sixth called by the UNC In an Tigers 12-ll. and the Gollipolla didn't 1,....• a walk. ' ap-." effort to persuade the Com.munTI&!n defeated the Cheshire Middleport scored all 12 runs Doctora reported that Marshall lito to return the flyers. Redleg1 14-3. in the second inning on four is recovering satisfactorily. The tourney enters its eighth hits, th~ errors, and five night today with three games walks. The hits included Jng· REJECI'I UNC DEMAND8 scheduled atarting at 6:30 p.m. les' second single of the game. PANMUNJOiol, Korea <UPIIHEATING AND In tho opener W. Va. M•lleable two singles by Jim Conde, a Communist · North Korea today takes on the Cheohtre Yanks, baoes·loaded triple by Grogm, rejected again United Nationa the middle game will be the and a double by D. Haggerty. Command <UNCI demand• for the AIR-CONDITIONING GaUipolla Orioles vo the Port- Larry Walker was the losing rei..., of two Amet"ican pilots & land Pirates, and at 8:341 Cent- pltehor and was relieved by B. captured last May. erville meets the Gallipolis Burdette in the second •r&r.log. 'lbe pilots, ldentlfled a11 Capt. . Yankees. The victory puts the Mid<lle- Ben W. Stutta of Florence, Ala., Here are the summaries of p6rt Yankoes against the Galli· and Capt. Cbarton W. Voltz of Mor1day's game1 : polis Tigers at 8:30 Friday. Frankfort, Mich., were captured H1rold Ch•... Mgr. FIRST GAME TIDRD GAME May 17 when their helicopter lh a four inning game. the The Gallipolis Tigero spotted WODI down just Inside North Ko- Locust St. Mlddlooort S'yracuse Giants hopped on los- the Cheahlre Redlegs all thr.. rea while on a border patrol mi.. PhoM WY 2·2Sll ing pitcher Larry Vallance lor of their runs In the first Inning I .ston~.~Tod~o~y·~·.;m~eeting~;;:..;w;u:;_;th;;e:Ji:E:::E:::E:::E:::E:::E::iii:::iiii:::iiii:::i~j 11 run11 in the first three inn- and then went on to clobber11 ings behind some lusty slur~ing. their GaiU. County neighbunl Syracuse scored eight run1 in 14-3. tt.e first frame on six hits in- Cheshire scored three runs eluding a triple by Steve when Earl Thomaa singled, Owens and doubles by Mark Ronnie Quillen singled, Barton Smith and Reed Ferrell. They Stump drove them both ·1me added one moro in the seconu 1 with a double, and thfn scored when winning pitcher Mike on a single by Chuck Bradbi.Jry Stewart tripled and scored on I Winning pitcher Ray WoH~ Junior Freeman's single , then setUed down and permitt· The Giants wrapped it up ed only a second inning ,;ugle with eight runs in the top '>f the to Roger Thomas lor the ~ fourth on nine hits, including mainder ol. the pme. . . a three-run bnmer by • 'ike -Meanwbile, . Wolfe'IJ. Tig(.:r Ste... rt, a triP•< by Freeman. mates jumped on starting pitch· This prescut cry•tal beVera,e ~et will add oew beauty and charm to 11111 tabtt. and doubles by Ron Bachtel er Ricky Moudy for seven runs And you can &et it FREEl Yoo'll wan~ the coblplete ~jet-eight llkmnce J]Uiee, and FerrelL and seven bits in the first innAll told, the Giants col!t 'ed ing. K. SmUll started It with a matcbin& 2)1.quart pitcher aDd a 13-inch tray. It'• ideal for ~ hi~¥ 21 hits off Vallance and nu1 re-- single, Wolfe doubled. Keith. -ieed tea, mUk, juice&, .water. The tray caD.be U8!!Cl to lll!l'Ye IIIUldwic:btw, lif'ver, Jeff Rose. Every p1 t •t~:r Drummond doubled, Phil Fish· cake~ ~~r.'.truit. To aet your aet, YOUR GOOD NEIGHBOR in the Syracuse lineup had at er doubled, Tommy Meadows least one hit with Shaffer. :;tew- whacked a triple, James denry OIL Di;ALER clilillayillg the "FREE~ art , and Freemari an getting siDgled, and David Burnette A fisherman's special, , nlue-rated to go < . ·-.. . 1' three safeties. singled. One error O!MI one walk For the Indians, a triple by also helped in this big frame. MATCHING PITCHER ' quickly. First come, first served, only ..•. Vallance and a single by Ro' e In the second, tile Tigero taU. ·OR SERijiNG TRAY JCOred one run in the first inn- ied four more nms when Druming, and they added another run mond tripled, Fisher hit bis SOC· in the third when Weaver walk- ond dooble, Henry hit hia sec· l!d and scored later on • 1mgle ond single, and Burnette 'dded by Jeff Rose with two out. Rose his second single of the game. bad ' two single~, ar.coundrof for Galllpolla tmd If hltB incJjCj. ~ .of the Gallipolis hltB. ing two each by Drum'llond, By winning the Syracuse GJ. Flaber, Meadows, Heory, and C d 11 ld b1 ..will now face Fruth'• Phor· llllrnett 11 Chesbire ""'"<< two b i ac - 0 · smo i e m-ey ot Pt. Pl•aoant on Fl'klay pitehers. "You'U Uke Our Quality Way of lloing Buotneu• al f;:r. m. 'fbe GaHipolis Tlsers ..,IU now WY 2-5342 · POfl1erOy, Ohio. SI!COND GAME plajo lhe Middleport Yallbea ,.__ _ _ _ _ _....,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.lA - w::: D0 IphsChayes IS NamedT0 coach PhiladeIph•Ia cagers i..AJU Letart took O!MI ell)' IU ric· ,ory from tha SyracuM on~ Portland edpd the Reds 1&-1 In L111W Jhseball Asooctatlon play day. D 1la J 0 aDd Spangal s ::"tart had noer,trouble as theY five, allowed 1111 free pBIIIel, and save up ooly four lilis. · Tom Knapp O!MI Bruce Tealord struck out three ·Letart ters gave up nine free - · - . and 17 hits. Letart hi~ Mike HD1 wltb two IIDIJe~ and a double, Randy Roberta • trlple and llnllle, . Jarrell home run O!MI alngle, Chuclt two ~ and Mark Beegle and ( Ga Loo All&tiM • •ROOFING btu,,JI will go up In smoke? 1 ROBINSON S •PAINTING •carpenter REPAIR MAX WARD .n. ... . . Now QaYLaler •Ill!•••••••• CLINTON FISHER COMPANY Three Lopsid~d Wins In Kyger Tournament SPECIAL Here's A Real Deal ! an 'SS WILLYS PANEL $P 6 Cyl. Std. Trans. 5 J95 KARR & VAN .ZANDT .. ~·· 1 .. SE'l"'... LOCAL AND STATE News Of d e e e !e; l AUTO SERVICE CENTER '- $189·6 ~ . ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT QUALITY OR lETTER $1299 FREE INSTALLATION QUAUTY $599 FREE . INSTALLATION COOPER TIRES FULL4PLYNYLON$999 * AIRMAm~ 670 X 15 • • • SAFE GUARD • ll't.UII T.U: Aim mtCIUNGI!: - • PLUS TAX AND I!:Xai.UIGI!: ftllll - RAVENSWOOD - Fourteen veteran Kaiser Aluminum sales will be joining the management staff at Ravenswood Works soon. bringing sales aervlce tunctlona from field 111.. offices to the West VirginIa aluminum facWty. Heading tho newly-establisbed ales service cenlmo h e r e be ABolstant General Sales Manager D. C. Reyel. Heyel, has had 13 years sales experience with Kaiser Aluminum, most recently was t h e company's New York regional manager. , ••Purpose of die establishof the Sales Service Cen- 1 ter for sheet and plato pro- , ducts,'' a...,.;ing to Heyel, 11 is to achieve better coordination between the field sales force, the marketing managers in Oakland, aDd the Rav· enawoud rolllng Jllill. The •new unit will hllllllle the direct en· li'y of arclera from the field and will serve as a center lor tha Eastern and Mid· aaln regions," Heyel Oo AuJIUit I, order entry per!0111101 from Cleveland, Detroit, PbllldelpbUt and Atlanta will work at Havenswond. ~~\Y. lherUiter, similar per· 1 frnm New York and Chi· I wiU be lranaferced to the : = 710 :It 14 ·o ft.DI TAS AIID I!:XOIIAIIGI - " •·• SHOP & SAVE At • evenbW lola! number of ! pe!'ltonJ1el at the new Soles Ser- 1 vice Center, including O!MI e"lerical help will be ~. • NO OCTOPUS OUTLETS ! 'lbe secre-1 • • • RE CAPS $999 ! " .. i HEAVY DUTY RFS, - Works Calls U Salesmen HEAVYDUTY POWER MOWERS Appoi.,..J.t · FREE ESTIMATES I Ravenswood $1595 * 670 X 15 SID ON ALL SIZE ' CLIMATROL FURNACES 1 DISCOUN PRICES for • ·: TEN IllS OXFORDS I Arnold Brothers July Sale Now In Progress! '. :l Jn MUELLER *" ........ - I MOORE DISCOUNT PRICE ' ' 2.49&2.M THE SHOE 101 Mrs Denney 80, o.·.es At DOUBLE SHELL WALL AlUMINUM - ZINC AU.OY COATED \ c.uaw·· .:ov_.._.':::. Kill-. EXTRA HEAVY GAUGE STEEL ' ... I. n -~ •'l'ltr - Brother's Home .JIUFFLERS S)6·6J !lwlei eon:::.u: FUU. SIZE PISTONS - PRECISION IUILT MANUFACTURER'S LIST PRICE $9.50 EACH '' "=••• c-tr ~ ,.., Jr:, •. ft l'lllll't, . . . . . .... Je.n --~ .. "' . . . P . lloall4 ........ II •• 1 w..-. SHOCK ABSORBERS ::Z: ASl:ILA:Nb "'· PL!AaAft- ,_ .... lice " . . Smorgasbord Is Crump Is Held SutteSsAs To Grand Jury Fund Raiser On $500 Bond Ala- ko!ll PLYMOUTH CARS":!..--------SPORTSMAN GlASS PACK MUFFLERS FORD- CHEV.- PLYMOUTH CARS AlE INSTAllATION · . ! Shuler, Charles IDil O!MI Willi' LA Rill, • baoe knoet ~. cm • 1111 111 111 .m Mi11 Shluu Named Clmente, Pilll 10 1111 47 rr .111 21 lndl~ hits were by Knapp, While, StL 11 m , 117 .114 Fint RDDDerop • """""""· Q11o, · . Jnce11. 17, . .81!11 _ c u1 double, and Teaford, Arnnld Santo Cbl 11115t tt 111 .nt PT. PLEASAN'P - Mill Ju. 'l'bomll I1111fP, II, .,._,, ... and Llpecomb, each singles. H.A.;.. Mil 111 • 17 llf .110 dy Kay Shinn, MaltiiJ Pa~ ..,. •111r, ..... EARNl! VIClORY Gonlloo,• Pbll Ill Ill t1 II .101 repreoonlalive ill the M 1 1 1 Pleualll. Peter I •• Lee Allen ear>led the victory 1Boyer SIL 11 ilK tl lot .:1011 West· VIrginia pagoalll held in 22, llciltba FflnJ/ New Yilt, Portland but needed late I ' Inning help Tlm Cozart be-l Laapa Charlet~on lfUrlng tho - .. and " - 11e11e ....._., ,. , MIL AND Mll8. GJBBI retiring the Racine Red•· IYutmsld, Boo 111 Dl1 11 110 PT. PLEASANT _: The smor· end, 1rll IIOleetod 1J flt'll ru. 8oulhllde. ner-up to "Miu Wet! VIr•'"'·" 1-<r;;;;;ia_ _ _ _ _ _llt The two Portland hurlers atruet ~. Boo 17 3411 40 111 LI!TART, 11'. Va. - Mr. CUbortl dinner beld at Krodel Karen Child ,....... II one and permitted foor free Kaline, !let 12 $11 M 1110 ..... Mro, lhrlglt.l Glbba of Le- Park Sunday wao attended by PT. PLEASANT - Bobby V. h ll u-~ "':'· a junJor lt MarU.DII..TIIHMII 1 1 ._ 30ft persons and the oil· Crum p, PI. Pie asant, was •·ld •••trsity · Judy ala• won paasea. Bueklhot Adlllllll """t llolllilo, MiDn '1'1 271 t3 88 llrl, 11'. VL Rl, I. eolebntled IIUI'"" •~ the tile of " Miss Can an all the way for the losers, walk· lA 111 Dt 4tlltl8 .their S'lth _ . . , IIIIMYer· ver offering netted $281 .70 to the grand jury on two counts the Iitle of ·'Miss ing elgbt O!MI tannillg four. Davalllo, Clev 52 lit 22 115 _ , Jtdy lrd. Mro. Glhlil a~ wbletl wnt be used toward park of fraud .and bund ,.1 at $500 tiOo was giv Jnd b her tel Cozart paced Portland hitting harlon, lA Ill 329 47 lit ,. eelebrllotl lMr '1t111 '*lkfor each count when he was ar· low eontesta:'s w:O ~de th~ wllll a single, double and triple; Clmoli, Kc 7B m 13 110 day · • July lot. Mr. Glbbl m:~ementa. .... ~ie Saffonl, pork buard 1 . . selection had three singles, Jim llolarlo, NY 11 211 4t It ulled wltlr IU 0a1t Gnvo cbairman, termed tbe dinn ra1gned before Justice of Peace I : N eedlo to JII·M 'll'ldlllo two, and Dave Rouab, llrshbr&r, Chi 'l2 :zte rr II E.U.B. duue~ Ia 111'1 • • • "maol cceuful" IIIII tha.;r A M Goodwin Judy JS the daugllter of Dr. . su . , . • · · · and Mrs. Jotm A. Shinn, :r.tt. Saelers, George L a .... Mro. Glbba rm11ei1 to lift. ed local. cttlzeno for aupportmg Others appearing before Good· Vernon Avenue, Pt. Pleasant MelVin lAwrence, one each. Tirey b•o tine eblldrea, For the Redl, ttookie Crow Naltoaal ._.. - Me(:Ow:r.l Mr. Dalloa GIMMt. .r ..... the affa~r. Safford also pratSed win were Henry McDaniel, Pt. and is a 1963 ~aduate ol Pl two doubles and a triple, Glanto Ill: H. Aaron. Bravea 26; JIID, Mro, Joaeplihle Robt. the local Civil Defense unit •nd Pl...ant; George var1111, Rag- Pleasant Higll ochoo! aDd will 0 MIDDLINIT 11~::. two ainglea and . il Cepeda, Giants; M'aft; 1 of and Mro. the Mason-GaiU. CB R a d l land · John W Furst Goltipo- enter college In S •ptember Club for their help with t h e 111 Route 1 U were 'fined $10 " 1 - ---=-==· ---11 Albert Proflltl aDd Ber· Banb, Cubl all 17. lnDe Myers e1 Lelarl, 111ree dlJIIIer and contests held at the and costs ~ach on charge• of Hart, both a pair of singles, - - ._.. _ ~~.":· park grounds. intoxication. Ellen Perry, Ka· Roy Johnson IIIII Junior Twin• 11 Twllll """' Forty-three persons register- nauga, Ohio, forfeited a $19.78 each a single. Wagner, Angalo Ill: Battey, TWirlll -"F""'" otl for the flnhing contest. Co. bond oo charge of intoxication. 100 • Timmie ' - · ·· trM 000 - 6 4 20; lolarla, Yanlto 19; 1tuart, lene Baker, Route 2, won t h e James McComas, Glenwood, ... 3 (11) 2 20x - 18 17 s.. 10. prize in the SIX to eleven a g e was fined $10 and costs for Jm. Knapp, Teaford (3) and CUnRo .. Bau..J Ja lfOUP: Charles Leport. Pt proper registration . • Ronald Jarrell, Sponsler (3) and Nolioul Leopo - H. Aaroll, • ' Pleasant waa the Wlllller In the Brumfield, Glenwood, $10 and 11·15 age group, and Mel••.• costs, trespassing ·, Walter CUr71 White Co·'· •• Sa 0 12 Br ...... 205 102- I av.... ; Mceov'· ....GI~.:•••:· Halstead, Pt. Pleasant won tn til McDaniel was ordered to .. .. . .. . . 221 202 - I II to, eu~ 115: oy, ~ w: tbe 16 nd Allen, COzart (61 and G. Law· Boyer, Cords lit!. a over age group. pay $'IS per month support alII renee. Ad nd Croo Each wmner was awarded ter pleading llllllty to a nonIt ams a •• Amerlou LNpo - Wagner, twn $1 trade dollars for the support charge; Maye R. SJ!Iith Allllelea 10 Allison, 'l'wllll 110: flah weighing the most. Pl. Pleaeant, $IO and costs, ex· Slip Conditions To Kaline, Tigoro l7: Stuart, PT. PLEASANT- Mra. Mil· plred inspection sticker ; Jam· Be Given Attention Sox: Mabtono, Red Sox: Battay, Denney, ao, of Little Six- Pleasant Volley Hospltnl es E . Duncan, PI_ Pleasant, $10 CHARLESTON _ The State Twina all 111 • Mile, Southllide Root• I, ADMITTED : Woudrow Kapp land costs, expired plates: Lyle Commlasion hao awarded PWiac Monday 8::!11 a.m. at the Pl. Pleasant. B. McCormick, Jr., Letart, $10 OIL-GA5-EllCTRIC-COAL order corllracto am- Nalloaal Leopo - Kou!av of her brother, W lie y DISCHARGED: Anna Plants. ' and costs, speeding ; Linton to $3,045 to Anderson's Dodgera tii-3; Maloney, RadaiTh<lllltls, witb whom abe 1eald· Henderson. Sickels, Atheno, Route 5, and Inc., for correct- 14-3; PerrlliOaid, Dodgen 11-3: Paul Reeves, Albany. 0 h 1 o, •- 11-2 Spah each fined $10 and costs for incondlttons on heovUy McBean, Pi ra~ : n, She had been in falling SERVICES HELD toxication. lltt'BVI!ted rootes In Mason c"Oun· Braveo U-4. the past two years. She 1- - - -- - - - - A-icoa Leop&-Radall, was born May U, 1883 iD Mao- P'f. PLEASANT - Grave- i One project will be on W. Va. SOx 10..1 Ford Yub 1._.· county, the daughter of the side aervices were held Tues- l five sisters, Betty, Diana. CinII 1\0MJie 2. A olip will be correct· zarro, While S:,. 11-4; ' Isaac and Lavina Coleman day 2 p.m. at the Mount Union dy, Joyce and Barbara Gillis- I 1.4 mllu south of the june· White sox 9-4; Bouton, Her husband was the Church cemetery in Pliny with ple, all at home; maternal with W. Va. 17, near Hen- 11-5, late Stuart IJenney. the Rev. Bnb Dunn officiating grandfather, Watson J . Young, derson, and another aear the tor Stevie Gillispie, 21 day old Marlon, Ohio and maternal Phone WY 2-2448 IIIIIIICiinn of W. Va. 2 ana Sec· Survlvinl oro three brothers, son of Gdherl and Mildred grandmother, Mrs. Ruth Neeondary Route 33-12, located HAS 10 YEARS IN Clyde Thomas! Nine. Mile, WU· Young Gillispie, Grimms Land- ly, Nashville, Tennessee ; and Cbelbmt. AnderOOD 's Black PT. PLEASANT . Thomas, L1ttle Sixteen Mile ing. The infant was found dead [paternal grandparents , Mr . and Pomeroy, 0. II !lock submitted the low quali· C. Moma, Engineering Aide in and Harry Thomas, Columhuo, in his bed Sunday. Surviving 1Mrs. David Gillispie of South- 618 E. Main St. bid of $1,080 to provide Polm Pleasant Dl!trlct, in addition to his parents are side. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __,;,,.,.,.,.,...""'""'""'""'""'"""""'""'""'"":~~:!=~ work. lachian Power Company' Funeral service will be held ~ '!be other projert will he on completed 10 years of h C • S. Route 35 at a loc•tim U · with the com""ny. A 2nd LJou. Z p.m. at 1 e row -..with tho Rev. lillie north of the junction with tenant In tltto National Miller ollic:iatiog. Bur· Secondary ' Route 18 at Arbuck· Mr. Morris It! • gradulle be 1n Vier• ·Chapel cemle, and Anderson's low qualified Ripley Higll School in 1953. at Southside. Friends may bid Wll $1,9116. The two porch· is married and has one • o n. at the Crow Funeral Home. Lincoln order proje<ts will be li- They reaide at :1618 wllh state lUnda. Ave. FOR FORDS, CHEVROLET AND ,_ ' piN .... . . . q;l:ll• for IIIMriql 1111 . . .., Mason County, West Virginia II.Pd. 'II :rlt Ill II .121 11 • M ut a 111m 111 17 .310 JULY SPECIALS! SAlES SERVICE CHASE HARDWARE EdllllfA~ BEVERAGE. SET Justice two sillgloa each, and Groat StL MOORE'S "COLEMAN" THIS WEEK'S PIQor ' T.Davll, LA ~....... Cllarlel"""' Property MAINBNANCE im- I WA S H I p A NTS I .. ·Letart Easy Winner, Reds ., ~~e:.~ Drop. ~..neaker To Portland !": ~:.. Aaler1......... ..,.. m their PIIIO w1tb tbo bul IIIli 11 the belp d. Jolul Edwordl' 1ltb iD, Ginll trlplt. l"ranlt FUDI: llltm ...U.od two mea 111tentimutlly 111111 "nat'• tile ....,.. .,. plll<b bitter Kea Wollen unl-. ror _ 11M ftnt leltlllc Uonally, fowng In the winDinC •Ill nl bod ddt monla&!" . • « ......._ -o.t0B H ' ' Majod:..eague - The Daily SentiQel an... waukee, 4-3, in 12 innings, Pitts. batten in four sC(ft]ess bmiD.ga "Maybe I'm just not living burgh swept 1 pair from San of relief, waa the wiJ!Der. Eddio rt,h:,' he laughed. "I gu\'SS 1'1' Francisco, 2·1 and +t, and the Mathewo and Tommy IWper D.!Vtr come closer to p1khmg a Cubs beat the Cardinals, Z-0. hit homers. shutout:' In the Amerlean League, the 'l'he Piralet, who bad !oat all out ' nm- 1'UII. Ially Sentiatl, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 18, 19&3-5 . . THE . MARK CF A MEDALLION HOM. . new direct link in solei I and mill IJC'det collllilunicationll Insure that our custnmen will receive the finest servlee pouible In the placement of ~'" fDr alrtmlnum sheet and prodtk.-ts from Kaiser " be aaid. Of courn there'• no Octopuus (plural of Octopus) In e Medallion Home, because no extension cords are needed. Adequate wilinc •nd sufflr:lent outlets for now and th• future 11111kH • Mec:t.,llon Home "Octopus Proof". Fact Is you can ,...rrana• fumlture WlJ" where in • Mtldellion Home without usina e sin&le en-ion _... oc.- ln.·e Medallion Hom41, you'll never rul\ Into an OCtopue, or pu-. See why. when you visit th- moc1e1 Madelllan t ..,..,,1 this -'cend; 1 · "' • �f II I ' \ • • ... ............... - ~· ·· ·. -• I-Dilb' ltiii!M!, ""'*""'MIMI~. 0~ l1l1{ Je, - Houston's Nottebart Wins ·Weird Game;.Reds Triumph By MILTON RICHMAN 1111 -11<1lllaaldlor Cor! 1 1ip01i1 Wl'lf<r Ia lbo _ . , pl Eve · 1u1ppe111 to Don wru., 1111 • P"OIId 11om ""'art. clurtDI • m·rua 10ccn1 111111111 First he pltchos a n<>bltter but rally which ""'pped up lito OOJio ft'• ""t actually a nohlt, no-run tat. ~am• Elsewhen In the Natlollol And u.en he pltchoo a tine four· Loague, the PhiUies ended the hit sh•tou tfor the Houston Colts Dodgers' ..ven. game WliiiiiDg )lonoo) night, ~;1ti<IW'cally It -ak with I 5-t victory In II ...n't gc into t~ as •• ~ut· inning.. Cillcillnatl defeated lolil- .. ·- if.u 'lbo ~= llltbau r . ? B7 ~ ~ - t l • o l """"! AI Worthington, who lanDed . Silt Senators Are 11.4 wmn•erS Over Indians · w L Pel. . :1-1 11' L Pel. Ga New \'4¥'11 -.. N 31 ,121 o • Chicago 10 ..., .1111 Iillo - · Baltimore Cleveland Loo ADII•Ie• Kml8l City Detroit w..hington ... ChiNIIjO 411 0 >19 41 M4 111 St. Loull. t!O 41 .J3I 7 41 44 .111 111 M1lwaube 41 ID .411J 14 Phlladelph'a sa ID tiZ IIIII Houston ' 38 411 .41117 N York !12 18 .318 :IS\I ew M.....y•o Woshinatou 11 Detroit 6 Boston 1 Loa Angeles 1 Minn080ta 18 Cleveland I K. City 11 N. York 10• 12 Jnnlnp Chicago 4 Baltimore O, mght T...Uy'o PniNblo Pl.._ Cleveland at Los Angalu tnightl ~rant 16-tll va. McBride ttl-71. l!l)ston at Kansas City tnight>Morehead tlkil vo. Segui tWI. New York at MinniiOla tnightl -Terry ttl-91 vs. Perry lUI. Washington at Chl<ago tnightl -Osteen <2-61 .,.. Stenhou,. <WI vr. Pizarro 111-41. Baltimore at Detroit (ftighUPappoo 17-41 va. Lary t().2l. Wed....Uy• 1 Gam• Cleve. at L. AngGlet, 2, twt-night Boston at Kanoao City, algbt New York at Minneaota, night Washington at Chicago, night IIi :M .tll ... 4ll 40 .Ill I . 411 41 .llll 7 PAGE = ·:::: :' " .161 .Iillo 11111 l'riDcliOO -U. ' ' ··-------~~~~-~-.:=~==--:=~· CARRJE8 ~liD WlliGII'J NEW YORK tUPU - ~ 111 Browns' Coach 5111 7 46 44 .511 44 . 40 .411111211 36 sa ' .38S 2111 Impressed By Openl'ng Dr•'lls :10 II .330 Ill · MoltUy'1 Rellllil Chlcap 3 st. Louis o Philo. $ L. Ang. t, II in., night threHime "llorlll d. t1tto Y-," will bave tO mto IJ6 po1llllla I he is to repeat his 1!1111 riel!!r7 , Ia llle .1110,000 added 8nJoklJD . dicap at Aqueduct OD ~· A total of 11 horoel bow 110oa CLEVELAND tUPil named for the mJle IIIII _ .... land Browns eoach Blenton twi·llght . • ' ' Uer said Monday ha wu ttr tell, ineludlnll Beaa f'lln>lt 1 PiU. 4 s. "'an. 1, 2nd, night pressed by several players duriing l! : N. York 14 Houston 5 last .....S:'s rookie eamp. at 181, twi-light om, and that ho O!MI hia '·il;;;;;;not;;;;;;ex:iopected=;;;;;;;lo;;;;;;aWt.==;;;;o; Houston a N. Ynrlt 0, llld, nlgbt wert eval~l;ini the results.lr Clnclnuatt 4 !lllw. 8, 12m., night Full oqu~ rammg was to ........_,.. Pllellon gin thla eoDIIIl8 SUnday at mrom . ll HDIIIIDD at N..,. York -FarreD wlllt workouts heginltin& tht lll-'1l VI. Jacboo f&-10). . day. Milwaukee at Cbicai!D - . Spohn Amonl tltto playen who ~=~~ t!Hl vo. Balli lUI. tltto top on 0 Sl. Louis at CillciJtnatl - GJb. were K• Webb aDd Mel Triplett. II 1011 IHl VI. MalOIHI)' UWI ar ........., rocently acquired Pura, (3-GJ. · Browns. and ~les Jim Bob. Loo AlllelOI at Pblladelphts 12, Roger Sboals, J1m Konicki twJ..nlght• - Koufu (11-3) ud Frank Baktr. Willhite <2-2) •1. ~ey <H) Collier said be was satisfied ·10 yearo ago your howe IIIII Short !1-81. elub bu tile ....,_ to fill may have been wortla 8811 Francloco at PittsbUrgh !2, the backfield, noting that "Terry $13,000 - today it may twl-lllgbt- 8aDlord <UI and Bo- Hansley, Walter Beach and Larirvll be wonh $18,000! Wh.ol Un 4-l) '"· cardweH ~&f) and Bentl have speed and pretty 11bout your fire ;,,gr.. tm&e? Check rate• oow Schwall IIHI. actton and oow I want fo Weda....y'o oast 01111 . MuUins, the player for fire insurance rhat measures up to torl•y's S. Fran. at N. York. night got from Chicago laBt week. value of yoU'r home. Houston at Phila., Jligbt Check with Nationwide Mllwoulreo at Chicago .~ the company with MW St. Loui1 at CincinnaU, nlaht Men'l & loyl' Summer Pit:taburab 2 ·s Fran 1 1st :"',! ;=.:.!"= Ncll•barl missed by only one Athleti"' topped the Yukoes, four or their P""'ious moetlngs firal pitch Monday oiglu a•!!! tHO, In 12 innings, tlle Rod S.. With the Gianto this se&SOII, beat ev•n though he hurled a no·rutcer shaded the Angels, H, tha White Juan Morichal in the opeoer on two months ago, he stlU has not So• blanked the Orloleo, 4-11, the Willie Stargell'o DiDlh inninll sin· . , , pltct"'d a shutout ill llle majors. Senatore downed the Tlgera, 118, glo with the buel !till. Joo G•b- Seloltddlepo~ u.!,oys League H• ' was the situation· and the Twina bombed the lndi· bon made II a sweep when be nators """"nd Ylcn.e Meto had broken a IS. ano, 13-t. struck out eight ID · the nightcap, tory in three .•tars this summer g•me losing streak with a 14-5 Second baHilWI Nate Ollver'J including WllUe lolaya threoir;'tym ~e lndi':vt~onday . victol) over the Colto in the two base error on Don Demeter'• times. AI McBean posted hiS e anny """ pete ope>•r of , twi-nignt doubl" pop fly followed by Bob Oldis' ninth triumph in tho opener. four-hit ball, wlnninJ 7-4. • llool•'< single in the 11th off Ed Roebuck Southpaw Dick Ellsworth ""' a Dickie Smith was the loser Jojured Ankle produced the winning rWI fur the one-man gong _ill the .Cube' wiD aDowing nine safeties, having ~t.nebart :zipped throu~tt the PbiWes against the Dodger&. Don t.vew: tile Cardin~•.lim1Un1 ~· one bad Inning _ the -second _ fir~ ' 2-3 innings of •he • oght- lltysdale started for the Dndg.,.. Lou10 fo three b1ts m I l-3 m· when fnur singles, ID error, and QilD aoo then had two ftrikl's o.. n but was raked for 10 hili, mclud- nmgs and smgling home botb of two walks produced Rix runs for Jim H1ckman with tlousto·· .e.:u,!- ing a homer by Roy Sievers, dur- Chicago's runs o!! Emie Brog~io the Senaton. in1. 11-G He suddenly '"'""'" his Ins the t 2·3 IDningo he worked. tn the sevenlll. Undy McDamel Q~h:. ankl• pushing ofl the mound Jack Bald.schun wao dredlted finished up ond protected Ells· Davidson hnd ••cellent supand n<eded h•l p. . wiUi hil oeventb victory in relief. wnrth's Utb viclxlry. port, his ~tes commlt'!"g not • 1 <'OUidn't throw another a smgle nuscue. v-" n: he aaid. Indian hillers were Pat Arch· EMERSON ADVANCES So Hal Woodeshick came out ot er a single, Smith two singleo, GSTAAD, witzerland !UPII tbe b"llpen, made only on~_~ oitch and Jim W~er a single. Top.seeded Roy EmerBOD of Au-a ~trike - t~nd it was a!l ov"r For the wmners, Carl De- stralia advanced to the second ~lth the Col" on oop, 8-0. moskey, Jim Clatworthy, and round of the Switzerland lnleml· ~ttPbart failed to receive . Mike Buskirk each had two hits, tiona I tennis championships Mon· . iJeiiS for " ,,. 1r11. crredil for a shutout but he'• used PJULAD~LPHIA (LTPJ>-Dolph scored mort pomt.J and played In while Oavid.son and Tom Haw· day when he bfat Ahmed Belkto minor disappointments. There &hayes, hi~ scoring ltar of the more regular &e-l'lson ~&mel th~n ley had one each. hodja of Tunisia, 6-4, 6-3. LOGART MEETS CURVII was ~ven one connected with his Syracus.. Natwnalt who has been any other perfor~r an pro h1s· Davidson fanned six, walked May 17 no-hitter against the Phil- named as coach of the club shift. tory, was as"ked if he would play two, hit nobody. Smith faMed , LONDON mPn - Jaaac LoWY 2·2460 lje, heoause they ocored a run ling to Philadelphia, indicated 10· in any games. five also walked two and hlt PVLL8 DOUBLE DVTY gart of New York wiD figbt Brtt. llS E. 2nd Pomeroy ofl him although Houston won thf day he would retiN AI an active " If the occasion arises where non~. • PHR.ADELPJUA rUPU - End ish and .EtDpJre welterweight -~OC pr. lil a me, <1-l. Iplayer unless "the oecasion ari•· we are short o( players because Indians . . . . . . . 1oo 300 _ .f. 4 1 P~ Re~, purchued by ~ C!hamplon Brian ~ at PorthWashed lnd pre~Md ''I'm net kicking as long as we es" when he is need<d on the of Injury," Schayes replied, "I Sena!ol'!l . . . . . . !60 liiJJt: _ 7 9 0 Phdodelphia Eagles. from Detro" eaw~ Waloo, Aug. 10. 1bo 1•1 1 win." oaid the 27-year·nld Colt court. will be available to play." He SJ!Iith and Warner, Glaze (5). lor SIIIO 10 1955• wdl """1 ~ 1 round bout wiD serve as • - · A'I'IONWIDI ri~hthander . Schayes signed 8 two-year con- added ho~er, " 1 rontemplate Davidson and Hawley, Urn- player-coach lor the National final to the Brltlsh feathenveigbt Lauhde....Ory Cleanen IIIIU FlU lllhiiRI IIINII -.....,..-• H.m• Oflic.1 Colvmt..l•• Qt\1• n,. victnrv Monday night was tract Monday to coach his for· coaching." pires : Art Stobart, plate; R. L. Football lea1111e Eaglet next championobip between Jloward Pomoroy WY 2-5421 his sixth 0 , ·the season and first mer teammates, .now repre~t- The &foot-1 Scha~es starred for_Manley, b•ses. season. Wmstone and BIHy calvert. ~nr< his nn·hitte!'. Roger Craig ing Philadelphia 111 the National New Y..,k Unlveroity In «>liege di'OJl!l"'' hi• 3th game in a row B&RketboU Aoooelatlon. He lttc- baaketball and joined Syracuoe in PREDJcrs WEATHER and hi~ 15th ol Lhf 1eunn when ceeds Nata' coach Alex Hannum, the 1948-49 sea&on when the WASHINGTON fUPU _ The Colt catcher .Jim Clmj)bell who declined to make the lhift to franchise was in. the · National weather bureau forf!CaRll bel~w tagged him for a threP·run homer Philadelphia. League. ~ Nat& JOir.ed the NBA normal or nonnal temperatufh during 1 five·run rl.l'st Inning, The 35-year-old Schayes, who the followmg season. for most of the eastern hall Of the nation durin& tho next ao day a. The bureau ,)rtdictl below normal temperatur8 1\lr tho Paclftc Northwest and northern lloclty Mountain states, and above normal in tho southwell centr.al plains and upper Great Lakes. Subnormal rainfall was forecast for the southwestern states and tho upper Great Lakes and Three one--Rkted contests fea- Larry Walker's second inning F'riday at 1:30. east Gulf states. Above normal -.red action in the seventh single was all the Pomeroy Tlg· ----.f . ~- N rtb · In ram a 11 IS expected 1n me o • night of the Kyger Creek Ltttle ers were given by Johnny g· TO LEAVE HOSPITAL . t d f the Appalachian League Tournament Mond•y. les ao he hurled the Middleport WASHINGTON (UPII -George wMes t"~ ;;;~he AU 11 Coast Yankees to a 12-0 shutout ViC· Prestou Marshall, owner of the oun am! ~n e · Thi! Syracuse Giants J>l'Unded tory over the Pomeroy Tiger&. Washington Redsklns, iJ expected Elsewhere. ratnrall Will. be near the Gallipolis lnrlians o~t of t"le In the four inning game lnR· to )eave Georgetown Hospital next normal, the burea__u_sa _id _ ._ _ tournament 19-2, the Mtddleport les faced only 12 batters allow. weekend following what was dP. Yankees thUmped the Pomeroy ed one hit ranned f~r and scribed 88 • "mild vascular sixth called by the UNC In an Tigers 12-ll. and the Gollipolla didn't 1,....• a walk. ' ap-." effort to persuade the Com.munTI&!n defeated the Cheshire Middleport scored all 12 runs Doctora reported that Marshall lito to return the flyers. Redleg1 14-3. in the second inning on four is recovering satisfactorily. The tourney enters its eighth hits, th~ errors, and five night today with three games walks. The hits included Jng· REJECI'I UNC DEMAND8 scheduled atarting at 6:30 p.m. les' second single of the game. PANMUNJOiol, Korea <UPIIHEATING AND In tho opener W. Va. M•lleable two singles by Jim Conde, a Communist · North Korea today takes on the Cheohtre Yanks, baoes·loaded triple by Grogm, rejected again United Nationa the middle game will be the and a double by D. Haggerty. Command <UNCI demand• for the AIR-CONDITIONING GaUipolla Orioles vo the Port- Larry Walker was the losing rei..., of two Amet"ican pilots & land Pirates, and at 8:341 Cent- pltehor and was relieved by B. captured last May. erville meets the Gallipolis Burdette in the second •r&r.log. 'lbe pilots, ldentlfled a11 Capt. . Yankees. The victory puts the Mid<lle- Ben W. Stutta of Florence, Ala., Here are the summaries of p6rt Yankoes against the Galli· and Capt. Cbarton W. Voltz of Mor1day's game1 : polis Tigers at 8:30 Friday. Frankfort, Mich., were captured H1rold Ch•... Mgr. FIRST GAME TIDRD GAME May 17 when their helicopter lh a four inning game. the The Gallipolis Tigero spotted WODI down just Inside North Ko- Locust St. Mlddlooort S'yracuse Giants hopped on los- the Cheahlre Redlegs all thr.. rea while on a border patrol mi.. PhoM WY 2·2Sll ing pitcher Larry Vallance lor of their runs In the first Inning I .ston~.~Tod~o~y·~·.;m~eeting~;;:..;w;u:;_;th;;e:Ji:E:::E:::E:::E:::E:::E::iii:::iiii:::iiii:::i~j 11 run11 in the first three inn- and then went on to clobber11 ings behind some lusty slur~ing. their GaiU. County neighbunl Syracuse scored eight run1 in 14-3. tt.e first frame on six hits in- Cheshire scored three runs eluding a triple by Steve when Earl Thomaa singled, Owens and doubles by Mark Ronnie Quillen singled, Barton Smith and Reed Ferrell. They Stump drove them both ·1me added one moro in the seconu 1 with a double, and thfn scored when winning pitcher Mike on a single by Chuck Bradbi.Jry Stewart tripled and scored on I Winning pitcher Ray WoH~ Junior Freeman's single , then setUed down and permitt· The Giants wrapped it up ed only a second inning ,;ugle with eight runs in the top '>f the to Roger Thomas lor the ~ fourth on nine hits, including mainder ol. the pme. . . a three-run bnmer by • 'ike -Meanwbile, . Wolfe'IJ. Tig(.:r Ste... rt, a triP•< by Freeman. mates jumped on starting pitch· This prescut cry•tal beVera,e ~et will add oew beauty and charm to 11111 tabtt. and doubles by Ron Bachtel er Ricky Moudy for seven runs And you can &et it FREEl Yoo'll wan~ the coblplete ~jet-eight llkmnce J]Uiee, and FerrelL and seven bits in the first innAll told, the Giants col!t 'ed ing. K. SmUll started It with a matcbin& 2)1.quart pitcher aDd a 13-inch tray. It'• ideal for ~ hi~¥ 21 hits off Vallance and nu1 re-- single, Wolfe doubled. Keith. -ieed tea, mUk, juice&, .water. The tray caD.be U8!!Cl to lll!l'Ye IIIUldwic:btw, lif'ver, Jeff Rose. Every p1 t •t~:r Drummond doubled, Phil Fish· cake~ ~~r.'.truit. To aet your aet, YOUR GOOD NEIGHBOR in the Syracuse lineup had at er doubled, Tommy Meadows least one hit with Shaffer. :;tew- whacked a triple, James denry OIL Di;ALER clilillayillg the "FREE~ art , and Freemari an getting siDgled, and David Burnette A fisherman's special, , nlue-rated to go < . ·-.. . 1' three safeties. singled. One error O!MI one walk For the Indians, a triple by also helped in this big frame. MATCHING PITCHER ' quickly. First come, first served, only ..•. Vallance and a single by Ro' e In the second, tile Tigero taU. ·OR SERijiNG TRAY JCOred one run in the first inn- ied four more nms when Druming, and they added another run mond tripled, Fisher hit bis SOC· in the third when Weaver walk- ond dooble, Henry hit hia sec· l!d and scored later on • 1mgle ond single, and Burnette 'dded by Jeff Rose with two out. Rose his second single of the game. bad ' two single~, ar.coundrof for Galllpolla tmd If hltB incJjCj. ~ .of the Gallipolis hltB. ing two each by Drum'llond, By winning the Syracuse GJ. Flaber, Meadows, Heory, and C d 11 ld b1 ..will now face Fruth'• Phor· llllrnett 11 Chesbire ""'"<< two b i ac - 0 · smo i e m-ey ot Pt. Pl•aoant on Fl'klay pitehers. "You'U Uke Our Quality Way of lloing Buotneu• al f;:r. m. 'fbe GaHipolis Tlsers ..,IU now WY 2-5342 · POfl1erOy, Ohio. SI!COND GAME plajo lhe Middleport Yallbea ,.__ _ _ _ _ _....,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.lA - w::: D0 IphsChayes IS NamedT0 coach PhiladeIph•Ia cagers i..AJU Letart took O!MI ell)' IU ric· ,ory from tha SyracuM on~ Portland edpd the Reds 1&-1 In L111W Jhseball Asooctatlon play day. D 1la J 0 aDd Spangal s ::"tart had noer,trouble as theY five, allowed 1111 free pBIIIel, and save up ooly four lilis. · Tom Knapp O!MI Bruce Tealord struck out three ·Letart ters gave up nine free - · - . and 17 hits. Letart hi~ Mike HD1 wltb two IIDIJe~ and a double, Randy Roberta • trlple and llnllle, . Jarrell home run O!MI alngle, Chuclt two ~ and Mark Beegle and ( Ga Loo All&tiM • •ROOFING btu,,JI will go up In smoke? 1 ROBINSON S •PAINTING •carpenter REPAIR MAX WARD .n. ... . . Now QaYLaler •Ill!•••••••• CLINTON FISHER COMPANY Three Lopsid~d Wins In Kyger Tournament SPECIAL Here's A Real Deal ! an 'SS WILLYS PANEL $P 6 Cyl. Std. Trans. 5 J95 KARR & VAN .ZANDT .. ~·· 1 .. SE'l"'... LOCAL AND STATE News Of d e e e !e; l AUTO SERVICE CENTER '- $189·6 ~ . ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT QUALITY OR lETTER $1299 FREE INSTALLATION QUAUTY $599 FREE . INSTALLATION COOPER TIRES FULL4PLYNYLON$999 * AIRMAm~ 670 X 15 • • • SAFE GUARD • ll't.UII T.U: Aim mtCIUNGI!: - • PLUS TAX AND I!:Xai.UIGI!: ftllll - RAVENSWOOD - Fourteen veteran Kaiser Aluminum sales will be joining the management staff at Ravenswood Works soon. bringing sales aervlce tunctlona from field 111.. offices to the West VirginIa aluminum facWty. Heading tho newly-establisbed ales service cenlmo h e r e be ABolstant General Sales Manager D. C. Reyel. Heyel, has had 13 years sales experience with Kaiser Aluminum, most recently was t h e company's New York regional manager. , ••Purpose of die establishof the Sales Service Cen- 1 ter for sheet and plato pro- , ducts,'' a...,.;ing to Heyel, 11 is to achieve better coordination between the field sales force, the marketing managers in Oakland, aDd the Rav· enawoud rolllng Jllill. The •new unit will hllllllle the direct en· li'y of arclera from the field and will serve as a center lor tha Eastern and Mid· aaln regions," Heyel Oo AuJIUit I, order entry per!0111101 from Cleveland, Detroit, PbllldelpbUt and Atlanta will work at Havenswond. ~~\Y. lherUiter, similar per· 1 frnm New York and Chi· I wiU be lranaferced to the : = 710 :It 14 ·o ft.DI TAS AIID I!:XOIIAIIGI - " •·• SHOP & SAVE At • evenbW lola! number of ! pe!'ltonJ1el at the new Soles Ser- 1 vice Center, including O!MI e"lerical help will be ~. • NO OCTOPUS OUTLETS ! 'lbe secre-1 • • • RE CAPS $999 ! " .. i HEAVY DUTY RFS, - Works Calls U Salesmen HEAVYDUTY POWER MOWERS Appoi.,..J.t · FREE ESTIMATES I Ravenswood $1595 * 670 X 15 SID ON ALL SIZE ' CLIMATROL FURNACES 1 DISCOUN PRICES for • ·: TEN IllS OXFORDS I Arnold Brothers July Sale Now In Progress! '. :l Jn MUELLER *" ........ - I MOORE DISCOUNT PRICE ' ' 2.49&2.M THE SHOE 101 Mrs Denney 80, o.·.es At DOUBLE SHELL WALL AlUMINUM - ZINC AU.OY COATED \ c.uaw·· .:ov_.._.':::. Kill-. EXTRA HEAVY GAUGE STEEL ' ... I. n -~ •'l'ltr - Brother's Home .JIUFFLERS S)6·6J !lwlei eon:::.u: FUU. SIZE PISTONS - PRECISION IUILT MANUFACTURER'S LIST PRICE $9.50 EACH '' "=••• c-tr ~ ,.., Jr:, •. ft l'lllll't, . . . . . .... Je.n --~ .. "' . . . P . lloall4 ........ II •• 1 w..-. SHOCK ABSORBERS ::Z: ASl:ILA:Nb "'· PL!AaAft- ,_ .... lice " . . Smorgasbord Is Crump Is Held SutteSsAs To Grand Jury Fund Raiser On $500 Bond Ala- ko!ll PLYMOUTH CARS":!..--------SPORTSMAN GlASS PACK MUFFLERS FORD- CHEV.- PLYMOUTH CARS AlE INSTAllATION · . ! Shuler, Charles IDil O!MI Willi' LA Rill, • baoe knoet ~. cm • 1111 111 111 .m Mi11 Shluu Named Clmente, Pilll 10 1111 47 rr .111 21 lndl~ hits were by Knapp, While, StL 11 m , 117 .114 Fint RDDDerop • """""""· Q11o, · . Jnce11. 17, . .81!11 _ c u1 double, and Teaford, Arnnld Santo Cbl 11115t tt 111 .nt PT. PLEASAN'P - Mill Ju. 'l'bomll I1111fP, II, .,._,, ... and Llpecomb, each singles. H.A.;.. Mil 111 • 17 llf .110 dy Kay Shinn, MaltiiJ Pa~ ..,. •111r, ..... EARNl! VIClORY Gonlloo,• Pbll Ill Ill t1 II .101 repreoonlalive ill the M 1 1 1 Pleualll. Peter I •• Lee Allen ear>led the victory 1Boyer SIL 11 ilK tl lot .:1011 West· VIrginia pagoalll held in 22, llciltba FflnJ/ New Yilt, Portland but needed late I ' Inning help Tlm Cozart be-l Laapa Charlet~on lfUrlng tho - .. and " - 11e11e ....._., ,. , MIL AND Mll8. GJBBI retiring the Racine Red•· IYutmsld, Boo 111 Dl1 11 110 PT. PLEASANT _: The smor· end, 1rll IIOleetod 1J flt'll ru. 8oulhllde. ner-up to "Miu Wet! VIr•'"'·" 1-<r;;;;;ia_ _ _ _ _ _llt The two Portland hurlers atruet ~. Boo 17 3411 40 111 LI!TART, 11'. Va. - Mr. CUbortl dinner beld at Krodel Karen Child ,....... II one and permitted foor free Kaline, !let 12 $11 M 1110 ..... Mro, lhrlglt.l Glbba of Le- Park Sunday wao attended by PT. PLEASANT - Bobby V. h ll u-~ "':'· a junJor lt MarU.DII..TIIHMII 1 1 ._ 30ft persons and the oil· Crum p, PI. Pie asant, was •·ld •••trsity · Judy ala• won paasea. Bueklhot Adlllllll """t llolllilo, MiDn '1'1 271 t3 88 llrl, 11'. VL Rl, I. eolebntled IIUI'"" •~ the tile of " Miss Can an all the way for the losers, walk· lA 111 Dt 4tlltl8 .their S'lth _ . . , IIIIMYer· ver offering netted $281 .70 to the grand jury on two counts the Iitle of ·'Miss ing elgbt O!MI tannillg four. Davalllo, Clev 52 lit 22 115 _ , Jtdy lrd. Mro. Glhlil a~ wbletl wnt be used toward park of fraud .and bund ,.1 at $500 tiOo was giv Jnd b her tel Cozart paced Portland hitting harlon, lA Ill 329 47 lit ,. eelebrllotl lMr '1t111 '*lkfor each count when he was ar· low eontesta:'s w:O ~de th~ wllll a single, double and triple; Clmoli, Kc 7B m 13 110 day · • July lot. Mr. Glbbl m:~ementa. .... ~ie Saffonl, pork buard 1 . . selection had three singles, Jim llolarlo, NY 11 211 4t It ulled wltlr IU 0a1t Gnvo cbairman, termed tbe dinn ra1gned before Justice of Peace I : N eedlo to JII·M 'll'ldlllo two, and Dave Rouab, llrshbr&r, Chi 'l2 :zte rr II E.U.B. duue~ Ia 111'1 • • • "maol cceuful" IIIII tha.;r A M Goodwin Judy JS the daugllter of Dr. . su . , . • · · · and Mrs. Jotm A. Shinn, :r.tt. Saelers, George L a .... Mro. Glbba rm11ei1 to lift. ed local. cttlzeno for aupportmg Others appearing before Good· Vernon Avenue, Pt. Pleasant MelVin lAwrence, one each. Tirey b•o tine eblldrea, For the Redl, ttookie Crow Naltoaal ._.. - Me(:Ow:r.l Mr. Dalloa GIMMt. .r ..... the affa~r. Safford also pratSed win were Henry McDaniel, Pt. and is a 1963 ~aduate ol Pl two doubles and a triple, Glanto Ill: H. Aaron. Bravea 26; JIID, Mro, Joaeplihle Robt. the local Civil Defense unit •nd Pl...ant; George var1111, Rag- Pleasant Higll ochoo! aDd will 0 MIDDLINIT 11~::. two ainglea and . il Cepeda, Giants; M'aft; 1 of and Mro. the Mason-GaiU. CB R a d l land · John W Furst Goltipo- enter college In S •ptember Club for their help with t h e 111 Route 1 U were 'fined $10 " 1 - ---=-==· ---11 Albert Proflltl aDd Ber· Banb, Cubl all 17. lnDe Myers e1 Lelarl, 111ree dlJIIIer and contests held at the and costs ~ach on charge• of Hart, both a pair of singles, - - ._.. _ ~~.":· park grounds. intoxication. Ellen Perry, Ka· Roy Johnson IIIII Junior Twin• 11 Twllll """' Forty-three persons register- nauga, Ohio, forfeited a $19.78 each a single. Wagner, Angalo Ill: Battey, TWirlll -"F""'" otl for the flnhing contest. Co. bond oo charge of intoxication. 100 • Timmie ' - · ·· trM 000 - 6 4 20; lolarla, Yanlto 19; 1tuart, lene Baker, Route 2, won t h e James McComas, Glenwood, ... 3 (11) 2 20x - 18 17 s.. 10. prize in the SIX to eleven a g e was fined $10 and costs for Jm. Knapp, Teaford (3) and CUnRo .. Bau..J Ja lfOUP: Charles Leport. Pt proper registration . • Ronald Jarrell, Sponsler (3) and Nolioul Leopo - H. Aaroll, • ' Pleasant waa the Wlllller In the Brumfield, Glenwood, $10 and 11·15 age group, and Mel••.• costs, trespassing ·, Walter CUr71 White Co·'· •• Sa 0 12 Br ...... 205 102- I av.... ; Mceov'· ....GI~.:•••:· Halstead, Pt. Pleasant won tn til McDaniel was ordered to .. .. . .. . . 221 202 - I II to, eu~ 115: oy, ~ w: tbe 16 nd Allen, COzart (61 and G. Law· Boyer, Cords lit!. a over age group. pay $'IS per month support alII renee. Ad nd Croo Each wmner was awarded ter pleading llllllty to a nonIt ams a •• Amerlou LNpo - Wagner, twn $1 trade dollars for the support charge; Maye R. SJ!Iith Allllelea 10 Allison, 'l'wllll 110: flah weighing the most. Pl. Pleaeant, $IO and costs, ex· Slip Conditions To Kaline, Tigoro l7: Stuart, PT. PLEASANT- Mra. Mil· plred inspection sticker ; Jam· Be Given Attention Sox: Mabtono, Red Sox: Battay, Denney, ao, of Little Six- Pleasant Volley Hospltnl es E . Duncan, PI_ Pleasant, $10 CHARLESTON _ The State Twina all 111 • Mile, Southllide Root• I, ADMITTED : Woudrow Kapp land costs, expired plates: Lyle Commlasion hao awarded PWiac Monday 8::!11 a.m. at the Pl. Pleasant. B. McCormick, Jr., Letart, $10 OIL-GA5-EllCTRIC-COAL order corllracto am- Nalloaal Leopo - Kou!av of her brother, W lie y DISCHARGED: Anna Plants. ' and costs, speeding ; Linton to $3,045 to Anderson's Dodgera tii-3; Maloney, RadaiTh<lllltls, witb whom abe 1eald· Henderson. Sickels, Atheno, Route 5, and Inc., for correct- 14-3; PerrlliOaid, Dodgen 11-3: Paul Reeves, Albany. 0 h 1 o, •- 11-2 Spah each fined $10 and costs for incondlttons on heovUy McBean, Pi ra~ : n, She had been in falling SERVICES HELD toxication. lltt'BVI!ted rootes In Mason c"Oun· Braveo U-4. the past two years. She 1- - - -- - - - - A-icoa Leop&-Radall, was born May U, 1883 iD Mao- P'f. PLEASANT - Grave- i One project will be on W. Va. SOx 10..1 Ford Yub 1._.· county, the daughter of the side aervices were held Tues- l five sisters, Betty, Diana. CinII 1\0MJie 2. A olip will be correct· zarro, While S:,. 11-4; ' Isaac and Lavina Coleman day 2 p.m. at the Mount Union dy, Joyce and Barbara Gillis- I 1.4 mllu south of the june· White sox 9-4; Bouton, Her husband was the Church cemetery in Pliny with ple, all at home; maternal with W. Va. 17, near Hen- 11-5, late Stuart IJenney. the Rev. Bnb Dunn officiating grandfather, Watson J . Young, derson, and another aear the tor Stevie Gillispie, 21 day old Marlon, Ohio and maternal Phone WY 2-2448 IIIIIIICiinn of W. Va. 2 ana Sec· Survlvinl oro three brothers, son of Gdherl and Mildred grandmother, Mrs. Ruth Neeondary Route 33-12, located HAS 10 YEARS IN Clyde Thomas! Nine. Mile, WU· Young Gillispie, Grimms Land- ly, Nashville, Tennessee ; and Cbelbmt. AnderOOD 's Black PT. PLEASANT . Thomas, L1ttle Sixteen Mile ing. The infant was found dead [paternal grandparents , Mr . and Pomeroy, 0. II !lock submitted the low quali· C. Moma, Engineering Aide in and Harry Thomas, Columhuo, in his bed Sunday. Surviving 1Mrs. David Gillispie of South- 618 E. Main St. bid of $1,080 to provide Polm Pleasant Dl!trlct, in addition to his parents are side. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __,;,,.,.,.,.,...""'""'""'""'""'"""""'""'""'"":~~:!=~ work. lachian Power Company' Funeral service will be held ~ '!be other projert will he on completed 10 years of h C • S. Route 35 at a loc•tim U · with the com""ny. A 2nd LJou. Z p.m. at 1 e row -..with tho Rev. lillie north of the junction with tenant In tltto National Miller ollic:iatiog. Bur· Secondary ' Route 18 at Arbuck· Mr. Morris It! • gradulle be 1n Vier• ·Chapel cemle, and Anderson's low qualified Ripley Higll School in 1953. at Southside. Friends may bid Wll $1,9116. The two porch· is married and has one • o n. at the Crow Funeral Home. Lincoln order proje<ts will be li- They reaide at :1618 wllh state lUnda. Ave. FOR FORDS, CHEVROLET AND ,_ ' piN .... . . . q;l:ll• for IIIMriql 1111 . . .., Mason County, West Virginia II.Pd. 'II :rlt Ill II .121 11 • M ut a 111m 111 17 .310 JULY SPECIALS! SAlES SERVICE CHASE HARDWARE EdllllfA~ BEVERAGE. SET Justice two sillgloa each, and Groat StL MOORE'S "COLEMAN" THIS WEEK'S PIQor ' T.Davll, LA ~....... Cllarlel"""' Property MAINBNANCE im- I WA S H I p A NTS I .. ·Letart Easy Winner, Reds ., ~~e:.~ Drop. ~..neaker To Portland !": ~:.. Aaler1......... ..,.. m their PIIIO w1tb tbo bul IIIli 11 the belp d. Jolul Edwordl' 1ltb iD, Ginll trlplt. l"ranlt FUDI: llltm ...U.od two mea 111tentimutlly 111111 "nat'• tile ....,.. .,. plll<b bitter Kea Wollen unl-. ror _ 11M ftnt leltlllc Uonally, fowng In the winDinC •Ill nl bod ddt monla&!" . • « ......._ -o.t0B H ' ' Majod:..eague - The Daily SentiQel an... waukee, 4-3, in 12 innings, Pitts. batten in four sC(ft]ess bmiD.ga "Maybe I'm just not living burgh swept 1 pair from San of relief, waa the wiJ!Der. Eddio rt,h:,' he laughed. "I gu\'SS 1'1' Francisco, 2·1 and +t, and the Mathewo and Tommy IWper D.!Vtr come closer to p1khmg a Cubs beat the Cardinals, Z-0. hit homers. shutout:' In the Amerlean League, the 'l'he Piralet, who bad !oat all out ' nm- 1'UII. Ially Sentiatl, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 18, 19&3-5 . . THE . MARK CF A MEDALLION HOM. . new direct link in solei I and mill IJC'det collllilunicationll Insure that our custnmen will receive the finest servlee pouible In the placement of ~'" fDr alrtmlnum sheet and prodtk.-ts from Kaiser " be aaid. Of courn there'• no Octopuus (plural of Octopus) In e Medallion Home, because no extension cords are needed. Adequate wilinc •nd sufflr:lent outlets for now and th• future 11111kH • Mec:t.,llon Home "Octopus Proof". Fact Is you can ,...rrana• fumlture WlJ" where in • Mtldellion Home without usina e sin&le en-ion _... oc.- ln.·e Medallion Hom41, you'll never rul\ Into an OCtopue, or pu-. See why. when you visit th- moc1e1 Madelllan t ..,..,,1 this -'cend; 1 · "' • �.. ...,. . • ' '. ,I ~----- -+.·--:,·--- -- ----...!._4-~ ' TELEVISION I.N REVIEW Selling Everything But The Kitchen Sink? W~ni Ads Can Sell It Too 1 ~!JCAL;,.tru.Mnt. . HartfOril &-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 16, 1963 _REAL ESTATE Classified Ads Get Results. FOR SALE, new 3 room bouse FOR SALB~ . . . . . _ Vb with bath, utiUty room, ID lin. Good 01111o. Dorcas. $8,IJOO.OO. E. D: John- s. c. Cool<. O..ter, 01110 • son, Phone WI WOlf. 7-18-tlc 1 1J lfc ~lile. Trade 'n' Travel Time tiSED CAR BUYS II~iR"-imo:-ii-:.-:2·=.::::;~ 1 SALE: 120 acre farm, 2 ""led. hou'"''· one g o od outbuUdlngs, water plentiful, excellent sto.ck farm, good hunting. Phone Cbester, Ohio. Ph. 9115-23lll. 7-16-3tp .. . $1195 1959 CHEVROt ET ........ . Z..Door Sedan. V8 motor, automatic trans., sharp clean interior. whit£' over turquoise finish , good tires, radio and hPater. 1960 PLYMOUTH Vl-2 DOOR $999 V6 motor, automatiC trans ., new tin•s, radio and heater, black ovt:>r white !,nish. II iiiOti8Efu.""Saiet;""Pi>meJ~ ill H a = ~- ~· · !01' qulcll ••'" .,_:·~- D ...,. ~· -•- · L. ~. R.R. l, lleecbvllle, Ohio, at Mrl. Frankie Pickelll' Farm, phoae 68'1-62!11. al 7 II • 5 rooms and bath,' with base1959 RAMBLER AMERICAN 2-DOOR ... . $618 ment, Mulberry Ave. across Stan,dard tran s . good t!n~s. solid body, radio and heater WANT AD from new school. Ph. WY 2- ~ANTED TO BU!INFORMATION 3573. 7-l5-3tc Hay to the field or already ba~ George Prall residence in Ru~ ed for horses. CaD WI 11-2612 !1;00 l' M •>a• I;U!t" r~ .. \IDU,.all011 land for sale. Cootact Floyd or contact Janet Manuel Raw.nn.-ta 1 nP;odhn• 'f'tlll It Ill 1!n10rta.• Thomas, Rutland, for inform- cine, Ohio. 7 J2 ate CANLELLATIUNS ation. 7 1S 30tp CUKREl'TIUNS FOR SALE _ Two bedroom FLAT dump bed, 12 ft. long. W \1' fle IC~-epto•v UIILI' . ,oo "' 1111 FOR SALE .-.~ .... ..,,,.,,,.,.,, .... FOR SALE hOLJe. BeauWul Birch l<itdl Darwood Napper, Langsville, . ' A! tBargains! ThBaf. NERVOUS~ Cao'tsleep;· T r Y en automatic gas ~est. 1649 {)hio. 7-IHitp f'h• CIU""'""' ·e~~erv• ne n'hl ga ms. uc iOn every urs. ed Sl W ~coin Heights. CaD J b n co ed1• ,., O'i!lf'C'I 4n• •d• 1 .,,.,..,..~ 1 1 0 IJI>Jel"l.onn~nll! Er""lrl •llnlllll U" day and Saturday nights at 8 new ~Irne-~~as 98c 8 ~~ta~ Blaettnar. WY 2-512'1. 3-l9-th rep< -Tted ·mmed•e•tob f'l'le ~ull llJOhf'l W':i ..,.,, ..., •erponslhtl {Ill p.m. Masonelte, Mason, ~apsu es. Y 6-%0-:!lltp mnno , .,.,. ~n• no·nrrP<"' "~NtiD'!I Va. 7-16·3tp rugs. . IN POMEROY Elgnt room INSURANCE RATES , house, 3 bedroo!IIl! and balb, . · For Wanl Ad Servll... '59 Chevrolet $1095 FOR RENT large lot. Goo<_~, location out of JOHNSON, Simpson lnsuronce " C.:enu pet llllnrd ~n• nMrt-•nn Miniii"'D"' ·~ narc• ell r d!U va Behur 2 dr Sedan Or 1SMA I 1 HOUSE $25 high water. ~aU WY 2-Z5110. Agency, l~imAll}";"" of lnd 0 rn 1oo rnrec c ell 11 cent> h : 1gmal blu~ lm»h like new 1 ,; WY · 5 10 tic ~;";"· •~-~on an _ ,_.,u• iv.- •n•erlinn. 71 1 2 6182 l"u \' rut '' 4 ·e n..., ,.e1 '"'"'re. "11! Std. sh•fl I__"'..:'_ · c FOR SALE I 8 room house u unpaon, ..,;<~. b~ c h ar ~.,d !or «d~~,."~'"' 11 nn' 1 1 tfc ·~•" wHhlf' 10 flay• af•~• ,.,.._.;., HOOM Apartment with 1 -- two family double, 1 nil' noll bat h, yard, porch, located m two family apartment, 1 - 6 Ra- fuuanee Ageney $1195 '59 Ford CARJ' ut fH.A. •"K!!, - IU .lb ICI , wnro;l •Hrlimu•" Lact• a-1<:1 11 '"" Middleport. Call Mrs. room story and hall, 1 - ··ID!Juraaco for OVer) persoaal VB Galnxie. 2 dr. ~ ,..,.r,. 1 ~ J)"'"'H',.. ouhl1~ft41f ,.no p~l wuro:l ard Cecil, evenings. large 6 room houso with 3 and buSin... aeed." Extra nice, Power stecrmg. OFfiCt HUUKS room apartment adjoining. Pbone WY 1-Wl F'ordomat ic. tl :3ll .>, >I " , 11, , I I i>:ul' investment property. ~HUT '"'' ~ Jf ... ~~ ' I?()(> n< ·<>" '' APARTMENTS: One 5- room Good n.. ~.: SO ~ASY Onf' ~-room and bath. Call Out 11f high water. close to TU PL..Iol't, A Pome«y. Ohio 2-3319. 7 13 town. Call Pt. Pleasant 1518INSTRUCTIONS KESll\ 1 VR~l[lliCl NG ~ ;~Tc-:;-;;;::rn;;;~;,;;:;;;~ ~ J, after 5 p.m. evenings. W -\.N1 AD 4 room and hath, house. . ntJI'oii'!W::E:"7roiiiilbi,S:.i,l9:_'!" U. $ ; CIVIL SIRVtCI FESTSI I PUBI.fC AUCTION i'HONE WY 2-2157 JuJ~· , at :OO p. m. at Hei ghts, Phone WY 2-387\ room in MeQ· W<~men. 1ua SW'f lllllb •• lllt2;. ' II ap ""' ' l)f!'r 1, I I g_;/ ,.. · .. 1 Blaettrars I 1 20 1 rt-sidenre of the latP ~·-c~---7 _1_1 __1 -'c l Bailey, on Rt. 7. in Ches·ter, jNICF.LY Furnished 4 room Oh 1o, will sell at auclion bath apartment. followmg hou sehuld items. Phone WY 2·3874. 1 Sofa B\•d with . i NOTICES coffee H0\1F:\tADF; pie J5c. 5'· .Jack's Dain Oar . \t1)(idlr· 7-16-6tfr pori. THERE \\'ILL BE an I c !' 1 eh"ir, drop leaf d~ning table. G chair~. l b:Jff Pt. 1 se( re· tary desk, 2t" Admiral TV 1 ~;~mr DUPLEX, furnished apart· ment at 390 S 2n-' Middle.., port CaU in evening. WY as new 1. ~ odd cream socia l hf'ld at lht> Chr.s- 1 I bedroom suite, 2 bt·ds, com·; - 52 fi2. ter Fire Hou'>e. Chester. Sa l - 1 plete. ehest of drawm. 1 T p urda.•· night, Ju t~· 2Cith. start · i wa!'h stand. 2 ~s ran1!e, West- I e ~~ce f h~ne Pt. ing at 7 p.m . 7-Jfr.31c inghouse swt•eper with at· a ter p.m. l.OSE WEH;Hl ~alrt,.- w i I h I taehmrn ls, I dinette set, Ad- ~'tlHN ISHEDaPartiDe~ts. 15 1 1 [)lAD ..,, EturmPrh DEX ·A I OfET1 n('W na me. <;;Hme for· mula llnlv !lllc " S" Dru~s 6-20-@tp r k. min:ll rf'fril::rn'ltnr. w~· ~ile r. 4 ronm 1 M c,\· tAg f1ve rti(HO l'urm!ID· 1 ~- Ramb-ler -~-•- w,,rld ~tunrianl •I l:ompael EJ:('t'lleace roum . rldt' and perform J #"" ~~~.~M.~~.:.~~~"'" prnle•" · ALl I A"'D ~proo ~rnr Metropolitan Mot.ors E. Maio Street. Pomeroy f'ilooe WY t-3870 4 22 Uc ' 1 "' Beasle\ Math ews. Athens. LY 3-4061 Cuchllf Re11lt'l Ro~t and Ornamo>nta l or Du•• ar~ hot~ atlnn •n $eCIIO' Irlr a110'l run)! rnrmotlllllons lin• on 6-room frame house with Jlh baths, hot air furnace heating. Good location on 60 ft. Jot. A buy at $17.- POMEROY - Pow.,., cl<le Jtnsu A••en lltti\Hn~ Gl~ds 0~1 F>hlniu m , Hnl \,,- to.,...k ~ f-lvrlra•u1ea1 •.ilac~ 7.\nnl~~ ~,..i ru Hnrl F.v•·r •reens S .1 (P ttnd P.Uec-tlve econ >mlc•l to ~,., a nea d U$~ Dnn'l 1•1 thr !)P.st• ~ l arl hUJ' you r SIIPPIY 000. MIDDLEPORT- 6 room frame home with bath, hot air heating, oak floors, enclosed porch, basement wlth shower and baths, nice lot, in excellent Jolcation. R.URAL - 5-room frame home with bath, forced hot air heat- 1 ..., ~, • ' • East Main $1. ~ Pomeroy. Ohio lD-9-t!r OPEN TIL 9 p.M. _ _ I ~nUT n~wt'r~· liAR)( maoagerabilit) See FOR NEW or liSed cars truc·ks . ptl• ,nt Marvm Mark:<~ I _ man Hechler and Atty. Jack Johnson expressing their Interest and assistance In trying to get this grant. The speed limit through the town was dio cussed and a letter from the State Road Commissioner wu read concerning the erectlnn of signs making the speed Umlt In the town 25 miles per hour. Also the matter of collecting garbage wa, discussed and AIbert Oldaker was appointed to .DU- VliW , _ .....,... .- 1 D .. were ....,ed to Rev. and Mrl, W. 0. Hoover. Carol, Cltrlltlne and Paul, Mrl. Arthur Routh, Mro. Donald A. Smlt~. Mrl. Earl Hollmln, A. K. McCIUDI and the Howards' 'lbe J u 1y meeting will be ai the home of Mr and Mr Mark Word . 1 ' N Ha "' ew ven. Mill Heleo_Jooklna left ...,. reeenUy lor Alhumbra, CalH. to visit her olsler, Mr. and Mro. WHUam J. I'Ureell. ,Mr. and Mrl. Stnnle~ PureeD o. Kingston, Md., are I · ···•sta of Squire and Mrl. Jacob Phil· Doen tamDy. ·;'· Mrl. Earf Delli and three ; qhten drOVe 1o O>l!nnJiat ) ~ bulbal IDd 'l'llllied wftii J· ~ : lbt. . Bob ml Claretlco Dul _ fllllilllea Monday IDd TueMar, ·) JaoqueiiDe Dean 'llbo under went IIUI'Ierf .., both "'- five-~ weeka ago Is bnproylnc d • will 110011 be able to walk wftb. .j out crutchea. 1 Mro. Mae Mora- Ill 1111 : hospital wllb lllrtp tbzoot - ·: the weekend. ' ' Mrl. Freda MD'!I' Is vloltiiiJ' .. ! with Mrl. Nora Qlurcb In Gu)'t- 1 Ups. vll1e IDd Mr. ml Mro. 0.0.. : Thoo• from out of town here Dillinger tjl1s week. ; I<> attend the lut rites for Joho Mr. and Mro. Woodrow DeeD .1 Johnson were Mr. Edward Tur· of Marianna, W. Va., Mr. ml :j le) of Pittsburgh, Mr. m1 Mro. Mrs. Rnger Dean m1 Roy Clifford C1ow aud Pamela of Of the Air Foree 1D Teus,;~ · Wellsburg, W. Va., and Mr. and visited with Mrl. Norma Deu \ Mrs. Elmer Hall of Nitro. 'll!ellday ml Wodneaday. ,[ SUnday guests of Mro. Ed Mr. and Mro. Gordon CbeV· ', blessing ond Miss Blessing were aller and sana, Rottney aDd l Mr. and Mro. William Coleman Kirk, Earl Dean and falr·11y•'· and Ethel Ann of Steubenville, and Woodrow Dean and fllllllb'· ': Ohio. were supper guests ol tbelr mo. ; Be n Lerner, ColumbUI, spent !her, Norma Dean, Tuesday. a weekend wllh his parents, Mr. The W. L. Deana left for and Mrs, George B. Lerner. Washington C. H. to visit Reo. uty 4th guests of Mr. and Qlld Mro. O'Connor and planned 1 Mrs. W. T. Stone were Mr and lc stop at the home of Bell)' · Mrs. Merrill Johnson and chll- Cochrao for a short YI1H on the ~ but !IUadlf .... pUll ' IAitNIY GOOGLI end SNUFFY SMIT.. "Ltoak Uf and Uve," aod "CAm... 'nne." "l..ooll: Up and lJve" followed 1 •with the lllrt ttl 1 '"'""iJiJ't Whlcbr What! And Wbo! . drama eerteo explorlq tilt noture W,U, 1f you've ........... IIIII)' ttl Ito. The llrot show eumJned 111'817 - IOOit "LLmp UD1o My 1the aiD o1 pride telling ttl 1 W. J'eet,"$t""LookUp and l,lvo" and wbo trleo to dominate« •c.me. ," tt'1 no IOODIIer, de>otroy Ill u- be comes bl "iilr .., Sunday m...... oontac:t with. lnls, wbeo people ore generally to Y8l'loul lllallo of d!J<om!Grt ... )0 the final 30 mlouteo llundaT. perhapa In Clllllfort. ;.., "C&mlnt TltrM'' offered 8 plofn either C890 not likely to be torJoJ blograpby ill l'redertc Choo watcbtoa televtoloo. Ipln, lnlonplr!lldwltjl blo muo~ plsjoed by planlol Da!llol Pollack, I ur1o )'OU to toke Wbo!Aver I and It added up Ia 1 pa-fect end Plills .... to caleb theM Ittl I porfect motllilleprogramo wbenevor poplbto. Uo- / 111t Cllonltl - · Kite Smll.b der I IOI)IIblt lyotem ot tolevi- I.Ulll CllS-TV'o .&:d SuUJvao AUC, oloo. tilly would be .._, II> the f .. .NBC-TV'I ''TOd111" obow hal bl!uro llveo to oueh .,.._.ntleo /• fqturo o1 comlo 111r1po Tuea10 the obov•1114lnlfnnld. llul ...., day, aod l'barldaJ' nvtewa the boW, • lltreo coDoO<tJ!In half. job outlook for thJo year'o college houro doalina ill Uvoly and POl- IJI'adull<ll _ Llll Mtoelle and lobed fooblon wltll oubjecto raua- Juleo MUIIBhfn guqt 00 CBS-TV'a lug from l'fllaloD to •U U... ""'" Keefe BriMelle hour July zs - and with oo COIIUIII<dllo · th~ oomprlle, II> rll«t. 1 ~y l Jobany Caroon, hoot of NBC-TV' 110-~ lpeclal thai Is usually I"Tonight" show will perform at tnriChlnJ, upUftiDg and pi'DYOCB· !Los Yegao' H~ Sahara next tive• .and a fountain of IDforma· aummer - Roger Craig, pticller live pleiiSIIl'elor the whole family. for baseball's New York Meta, · Here II> Hollywood, It II DO<el· Ilela oo tilt aame aetwork's IDBP i -1111aa -·l'l' Deao·; arise at 8 a.m., to catch . opera "The Doetors" on Friday, the s1ort of the three 9bowa-to : Jl"rlraylng the friend of an J.n. l8ry , IQ live you haul the garbage. Mayor Kelly dren of Galllpolis. Mr. and Mrs. way home. ID ldta of lnl&llllf !D ijUrad boUplsyer, had cards mailed to the cltl- N. 0. Wein, Mr. and Mro. Geor- Mrs. Avis Hartley and · Mrs. zens of the towo giving ootice ge James and children of Marvene Caldwell spent ru.. the garbage would be hauled Hartford. . day wjth their parents,Mr .•nd . each Monday wLth a char~.- of 25 cent~ to be paid at the M~yor's off1ce. H · Marshall enry Re1tmore tendered his resignation and a motion was made to accept it. - oa1otnlr ....... '•Liiap UDto MJ JW•· did. Ill ... IIOi.LYWOOD (\ll'IJ - 'l1toro ·a *'•mualllko, pJd4rlll and llfi' llloot Wbo -'tf ....... lblt PlllllltJnt w1J1 tilt rail~ ~ ""'- thno" at aJoul boritap of ..,......,.,. CIIS-TV are 11111: •J,ucJllo Ball. o.ia- IJIIDior More Cbaclll, · 11111 '1'hoalaa .,.. AndJ Grlflltll, liul 111011 chlldllko ll7lo ....... Wfill rllber "Lamp 11D10 141 Foot,"~. matts~ · · 1 cerntng~ ~."!.. • ~ Tho DonNt Mtll'll fulll7 ; ~~ wero · _u..,...nih lied &l!tdarlflemooll with till '\ • Mr. and · Mlll. Cecil Blessing Mrs. 6rls Gaul. , , and daughter of Akron we r Mrs. Ethel Stou,t II spendlq , Saturday guests of Mrs. Ed some brother, Mr. : · Ralph time p kwith her · Blessmg and Miss Au d r • V ar er. Blesrslng. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parker , Pfc. James Juhllng of Fl and famt1y and Mr. and Mrs. ; DAILY CROSSWORD - ~ Jeffers bulldo~ . before you get that er or back-rilOO 1·ob done . Free estimates. No job too big or too small. We have ooe doz. er available at all times. Phone WY 2.6822 ur WY 260:J9 _ ·- · ?-16-7tc 11). Clr.wl u.a,._, 11.UIII!4n4 ll. A.ctor x.urtoo - -~~~· U . D-up 17. Blllld ' ODlD I CONTACT MY PAPER BOY OR THI For All Of Your Notd1 CIRCULATION DEPT. TO HAVE MY NEW. Middleport Feed Mill PAPERS SAVED FOR ME IN A VACATION Opp~ "We Do Custom Grlnding" Middleport Be Sure To Use One Of Our Convenient VACATION PLANS • Now Is The Time Baker & Seyfried 1 PAC, OR MAILED TO Mia? I FURNACE '·"- U.Drove VACATION PAC ..•. Is designed for those who will not be at one addreulong eJIOIIgh • · T}'Jltor 32. Oermu. riU.Appool 28. Aia 30. Ltut41ordo Jl . liardy a6.TotiN11e M.llolno 39. DUI<II ·· tn Parto t.lllnua u.aa..ball•o &way, Ufbwl 'IVU!Ioml ll.hltor ,.....,..,........ 001llnelo4 I<J, Cotn: lop. 10. Morur.. boa.rd ABNER O<E'CK 1M SHTOONK? 11-\AVEN'T .afa.JE.!! ll>o O)ro ··- II.Unttot oniJbt ...... 17. Pantry blv&dera ··- A. !!Iormor u.s. dlamplol1 It, Smatl J61r ll.ll&rToom 14.Dl'70 17. Illlo4, ......... U)>perN- ..._t. Yorlr:Bay 10. Slumbol"lll u. 'I'IIIt ll (Lal.) - oltln KK Cl:lC TT~lADYX II!KKB l Q Q P 0 Ycstn..,.. Cqpta...... OlRVQc' x CBT 't'KTOl'Q· 0 l B l' Q• P C II T A CXTK.-KHRl'l'VYQ A NlTO J'..lll& J'OP"'P'A.D' WI- IIIDIII8 ITI DT.AifOIIIl DUI:liiiii-&UIK!Jr \._. · WMPO . Radio 1 tiiONDAt TlllW II'IUDAY · I:OO Sl&l 0a lle1r1 S:lltl 6scred Heart 1:20 Couatry Jamboree 6:30 Farr• News WJ-EH RADIO ODID I PAY THE PAPER BOY? ·-""" able-: ·--· -""' ... _ ....,. --· ......... "" "Kith- . "Maybo we ahould make Jutt a Ll'Tn.E: nol.., Alul 7:15 Br!J)It Star Show r.ty mll'lher alway• heara me when I'm belnc too quieti" 7:35 Plcklu lld1lr . _ eDID I LOCK AL_L THE DOORS AND WINDOWSt 18. Honor~ I. Pierced, &bl)r, . . . fllb I . Anlmol fa.. H. Pole •. Out Dllil(tlt 23. I have : 7:0$ Breakfast Party FEEDS N. 2nd Ave. . ..... """"'' OAYTVPH CHECK THIS LIST MASTER MIX and MASTER MADE - ......... · I.Loafporto4 DlU... 1..\pft tllllr AltTDLBAAXB LO.OPBLLOW Olio letto. limply llondo for ....,.._ lll w. -plo A 11tor 1111 L'1, x r.. 1111 o·o. ote. SlnrJe leltoro, Dvpl>loo, trio lqtlr IIIII torm&Uoa Dl 1111 ,... all 1117 tllo- ... .... A Omnoc._ Q - Ralph Parker and Mro. Ethel : ODID I STOP THE MILK DEL1VERYt <II-aft 11. Hot II ODID I TURN OFF ALL THE FAUCETS? Tony Fowler, Owner & -. . dtr1acting, F342 Page Street, Mid· epurl. ree estimates. 7 15 tic lT.To DAILY ORYP'l'OQUOTE - Here'o how to woriE llt Stout spent Sunday with Mr . . d Mr Geor Hart d fam.. an •ge· an ·· r. a rs, me es- 0y, t son.of Pt. Pleasant Wel'O gu..ts Mr. and Mrs/ Richard Harton ·, of Mr. and Mro. J. M. Crump are repalriDg lbe buemenl 01 Sunday evening. .their home. HAVE AWONDERFUL TIME ON YOUR VACATION ... BUT BEFORE YOU-.GO_, DOWX Lllerol& L'Ia. T Y Itt: Jl BUSINESS SERVICES tit'! DA08UIIN Wlfl STARTED SIN5!N' OUR GRANDCHILE TO SlEEl' AN' WOKE ME U~ !i e.J...II'o el John C. Hinkle was named to Knox, Ky., spent a weekend with his mother, Mrs. Charles Juhn.... -..,. M nd M E st H For Sale - - -· - . ·-· ing. basement, 3 acre lot , good Emmet . W. Shuler •ooltrac:t. EARLY SWEET corn now rea· soil, on good gravel road , near .... . 1 - DIESEL tractor with com-~ dy for pulling, by the dozen IFive Points. $S OOO. ing WY 2--3243 for a farm 7 15 tfc bine, com picke~, grain drill , or by the truck lond. See RURAL _ 6-ro~m frame house pond. dlse, plows, cultivators, wag· Thomas Hayman, Syracuse, ' with hot and cold water free PH(11'0 COPYING Services. on, 2 w~eel trailer, 1946 Ohio. 7 13 6tc gas, front porch, barn, ' an d Copy any letter or document Dodge s1de mount mower. - - - garage. 24 acres, plenty good '1eu1er Insurance, Pomeroy $3.900.110. James Shuler, RutMALATHION FOR garden ground. $4,500. Z 15 Uc land , Phl}lte SH 2-465_9. 7-lHtc VEGETABLES C. c. CUCKER, REALTOR 1.-------------.;._.~ Wltb Ma !atn!on one t:lu .. or IJPI'al' PHONE WY ~ ~» OJQOJA 16 -r 1 . Ref rigerator . CaII WY 1 eontrnl, A.LI xan:len p~st. u1r 2-6437. 7·15-3tC either LAI>;DMII.RR '-tulti ·Purpo.. • ALBERT~ . COX, SALESMAN VegeiMblt Duat "' LANOMARJ( Jb F1R SALE _ 1952 Nash. 4 good Multl-Purpost~ v~geuhle Spn, PH NE WY 2-22ZO To Have Your 'l · .. ~n·• harm plant,. illfl!l and ef 7·16·3tc Cool, Oil ar Gao Nylon tires, new brakes, seat •eetl" 11n tt.ana. callba••· c11111 flower l"l.Jcumb~ melon. equa1h SALE by owner, 3 bedcovers. $100. Virgil Teaford, potatoea tomattea hft!ts. oe~ry. Syracuse WY z-6986. •rr•cNU, hrueael t'Pro ... ts. Don'i room home, large corner lot, 3tp lei th• buta 1et 1 bead start. bill' Cl•an.d end Ch-.c:ktd vtmr .upply nnw in Su~ar Run, Pomeroy . Newfor Wlnt•r ly remodeled. WY 2-3618. Easl PMin 51. 7-111-tfc J commu~cattOn., from Congreu. or back ·h oe work, Ca U WY z3243. Emmet W. Shuler, con- 7 13 6tc r-=-------"'-'"Oiiiii""""--1 MAt.AFHION FOR I ROSES AND . roWN COUNCIL The JUly meeting of the Hart.I0 rd To ~-·-·U held ID "", ~ wu the ma7or a offu'e with the follt!wtng preseot, Mayor WU. Uam Kelly, Recorder J811le5 W. Crump, and Councilmen Earl Fields, O'NeD QuUlen, Jobn Roach al!d RaY Fields. The ·meeting was called to order by the mayor at 7:30 p, m. and minutes of the June meeting were read and appro•ed after which the mayor Pl'l> sented his financial report of 2 f!nes of $10 and costs each. Discussed at length wu the appllca~on for a Federal qant to pay for a water system for th• to~ and the mayor read 5-28-tfc FOR ANY KIND of bulldozer Auctioneer. Rie car ance SmaU car economy and ~Al.~~MA.I"'' Administratrix, 1. 0. McCoy: 5262. Exp.. Social Notes .,. - •• · lloiWI. ·llurlnl the bUJllleulloa nrlous eon. acre ground on Route 124. _ _ _ _ _,.;.._ _ _ _ ftll the vacancy. Good location. $1000. Can CLASS ENTERTAINED · HELP WANTED pmd on payments. See Mr. and Mrs. Ste ve HoW· · old Grate, Rutland. Call: HOUSEKEEPER to care for el- ard entertained the Adult Bible Night SH 2- 5501· Day : SH derly gentleman. Live ln. class and teachers of the Bap481 1. 7 12 6tc Phone WY 2-2583. 7·16-3tp tist church at their home Fri· CALL - OR SEE Bob chme. tables, lamps, dishes. \\i 'r 2-2557. 1 old picture frames, radio, and . II1Ur room !:P~;a:: ~~~~~t;;' 0~:.:• oU:e': nenc• aaualb ui\Deeu••l7 nn lnlonnatlOD or> Joba, ularte1, ~ulr. 500. Mrs. J .M.Thorntoo WY 2- me-nte Wrll• roDA1' rtvtna name. 3627. ~ 18-tfc ;!~re:a~n~t»!n~'::i,. ~~~~;:t.:: roy, Ohio. ed and unfurmsnd. Ph o 11 treadle sewi ng ma· <\U'TOMOB II .f: lnsuranfe been I' oth er item!' f ;:~o numerous to d nd ....., '""" d ·ap-... · . a wu.urn.i.ue ... .. ,· ;;;-. rl'1l?d'~ I .ost vour opera- mention. Will accept · bids on ements WY 2-a434. tor's lieenst>? Call WY 2·2966. this 7 room. futt= ·ba"emmt ~ - 12 6 uc 815tfc hou se P d lot, reserving the - - - -- to rejerl any or all •;~ DUPLEX, ~urnished ~part- - - - - - - - 1 rip,hr 1 ment at 390 S_ 2nd, MiddleI blds. No! rPsponsiblr for ac· f'irlf'nl~ ~1rs Drlmar B~um. j port. Call in evenmg. WY 2· AUTO SALES bus. •n!)n GM C 42 pas~ f'nger Four Jikr nt:!W, tires. $300. Phone SH 2. 5442 . 7. 16-Mc good locality. Cistern water and ct'ty water Sell for fl 1• ~.,.:":::"~ :·~:: · Shade Valley - · - I'll ........ - • lloadiJ t1ln Frldq 6;!to Slqn .· Oa 8-011 Musical Clocll 1:00 ~7'40 Musical Clock 7:fo Newe Headllnea 7:10 Musical Clock 1:4J 11te Wfellne 8:00 Ohio Valley Ne.,.. !te& World 6 Ohla NeWI SilO ~rto Toda)' o116 Weather Plcturt Bill MUJical Clock S:fa Community Ne1r1 &:to LatcltltrtDc J!J) Public !letWt 9:46 Family WOI'IIllp Hour 10:110 Muoo Couoey NIWI 1014111 Talk of the TowD 10•11 NeWI Ill.. Morning Melndlel 11:51 12:00 IJ:IItl IJ:10 Mao011 Coun!J NOWI Comlnut!Jl)> Non .. NODD Newt Obla News 12:15 Markell 12:20 12:Z5 12:30 ,12:46 I :55 2:00 2:58 3:110 l:li& f:OO f:IO 5:00 l:lltl 1:11 BuOetln Board News 0 Grams AgrlcuJJure Agent Caualr)l Go Round N1118 Beat Coanlr)l Go Round NtlfB Beat M1d Way Matinee N1111 Beat Dllclt!l W1tb Dosa IDI&rcb"'* CatiUIItllllty Ne111 World • Nallonal News Spotlf8ltt CD Sports 1:11 Wealbercut 1:10 ~ Musicale (Oieept FrldaJ: OJarda 1:11 lttllde 8oolla III'Ua RIIIB' 1:00 8lmlel Bl"'ll:e World Neq 1:00 Sip 01 TllltY T: .. ~ PlrtJ' f:l6 J01101 Buick fiOOw 10:05 POlka Party , 10:35 Publla Service II :0$ Top Ten Sbow 12:00 Noon Report 12:30 Rev. MerUn Teets I:Oii Platllr Party ;~: Serenade 1:00 Sign Off - June LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ly HAROLD eRAY :!':':' 7:50 Newa Report - Dhlo 8?00 flnUfut PlrtJ' lUNDAY 8:110 llruklut P1rtJ IIOp 7::10 Sip 0rt Neq Hour 0 1..., BapdRour Itofl.a7man'1 10·(16 MIDJateriat " - . Deliverance · (Reo. Paut Jooesl 10:20 Country Hoe Down 9:00 wtap of 11aa11ng U:Oii swap Shor 9,38 Sundar . _ 11:30 F~ News 10:110 Voice of Prophecy 11:40 FamUy Worsblp flour.Thu 10:3S Sunday Show 12:00 Noon Report 11:00 Country Hymotlme 12:11 Music Jut Far You 12:00 Nooo Report 12:11 Ooe881er'o GUlli ltar-Frl 12:15 The Searcb 3:00 Plalter Party 12:30 Rev. MerUn Teets 4:11 Blaettnar Auto lbow 1:110 Billy Graham f:31 Local News 1:30 'lbe Lutheran Hour Ul Bill Stem Sparta 1:00 Signs of tha 'nmes 1:00 Bowlltti Semw rllev. W. S. BWu I l:lltl Vao P•lrlcl Sparll 1:15 Public 1fervU» .. 1:20 Sundown Serenade 2:35 Tbe Big Lifo 1:0& The World Today 3:00 Sunday Showcase 1:30 Sign Off f:OO Hour ot Doclllon 1:1111 Sign Off - JUDO , f:46 Jolm Grlllln IA'I'IJRDAY 1:10 8undt.y f1bowaae 1:1111 Sip 0a NIWI 1:00 Swt!!own Sonnad• I:Oii Country Jllllltone 7:10 llltt Oft ,,., Farm NelfB 1:00 llltt Oft _ June :=: :::: JWI 1:!! I» GIORGI WONDii to havt tha paper moOed. Your carrier will uve your copies In a convenient Vacation Pac for deliV81')' whea you return. Ph- WY2-39M-WY2-6301 it98 W. Main St Pomeroy MAIL AWAY SERVICE .•.. We'll mall your paper at no extra coat If you plan on being In one place two weeks or tonger Your subscription muat be prepaid at your usual carrier rata fat the- you ·j I MALATHION FOR FRUIT U YIIU 'II'IUU a SlP Ki e material te control aD eornm11n tru \t tre~ poe;tt1 •Dd dlaea&el, u·~ LII.NHMA.IUE ~·rut• Generai-Purpote r:nntaln• &biathl on 1\ellhRne Jl - t:aptan 11'> fnrm plnms IJ~p · h e·~~·· grapMi Fill In Spray. 'deth<JIII:l'Chlor w... l.ahle pn'll' OP po:arl'!r3, pean Rp plet, f\11'1'~1 and • I ,« - s .. r~ •nd effect. .-~1 It now East Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio You Get Them Free at Landmark OPEN TIL 9 P.M. 16 oz. Be,.roge Glo11n ['f"R OUP. p ~t P " l'f't: ~ ~ P p :m. nlp)'l ~ llre Sh .-:-1"'lo " r~ o1 ·•1 -.. to Joan Car· J?RF.F with ',ot~tr" Circulation Dept., The Dally Sentinel P-roy,Ohlo . I, IIN11 IUIHMILLII IODr ' w . OJPfAyln' 'h•'@ ·' '' ;Will be gone, but we'll take cart of the malllng costa. 'iham- You get 1- 16 oz . size glasa free each time you purchase 10 gallons of ~asoline or And Mail , This (:oupon TODAYI P I - mall my pep411'lo: (Nallllll.;..·- - - - - - - - - - Aclclreu: CCityl - - - - - - - (Statal From: !Dotel (Tol My Home Addrftl Is Check EnctOMd F o r - - - - - - - - - - - - WMb · ' · Or Coli WY 2·2156, Clrcullllan ~. 0 '::....,k hen If vou want u1 lo· ••~ your papen for when r•tum. ruore, or a COIII.bmation oil Eaker F\m1iture, Middla- . change and lube job. 7-l&-6tc p<~ rt. USED small refrigerator. good cond 1t.iun .Sf' Hilto1• .V olle, Jr., &cine, Ohlo. 7-16-:!\p Pomeroy Landmark lUPER SERVICE STATtON 0 - 2A Houn WY 2-9932 THE ·' ·-· ~ · ,--· -·-.-·-· .. .... ' ' ....-... . ~ �.. ...,. . • ' '. ,I ~----- -+.·--:,·--- -- ----...!._4-~ ' TELEVISION I.N REVIEW Selling Everything But The Kitchen Sink? W~ni Ads Can Sell It Too 1 ~!JCAL;,.tru.Mnt. . HartfOril &-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 16, 1963 _REAL ESTATE Classified Ads Get Results. FOR SALE, new 3 room bouse FOR SALB~ . . . . . _ Vb with bath, utiUty room, ID lin. Good 01111o. Dorcas. $8,IJOO.OO. E. D: John- s. c. Cool<. O..ter, 01110 • son, Phone WI WOlf. 7-18-tlc 1 1J lfc ~lile. Trade 'n' Travel Time tiSED CAR BUYS II~iR"-imo:-ii-:.-:2·=.::::;~ 1 SALE: 120 acre farm, 2 ""led. hou'"''· one g o od outbuUdlngs, water plentiful, excellent sto.ck farm, good hunting. Phone Cbester, Ohio. Ph. 9115-23lll. 7-16-3tp .. . $1195 1959 CHEVROt ET ........ . Z..Door Sedan. V8 motor, automatic trans., sharp clean interior. whit£' over turquoise finish , good tires, radio and hPater. 1960 PLYMOUTH Vl-2 DOOR $999 V6 motor, automatiC trans ., new tin•s, radio and heater, black ovt:>r white !,nish. II iiiOti8Efu.""Saiet;""Pi>meJ~ ill H a = ~- ~· · !01' qulcll ••'" .,_:·~- D ...,. ~· -•- · L. ~. R.R. l, lleecbvllle, Ohio, at Mrl. Frankie Pickelll' Farm, phoae 68'1-62!11. al 7 II • 5 rooms and bath,' with base1959 RAMBLER AMERICAN 2-DOOR ... . $618 ment, Mulberry Ave. across Stan,dard tran s . good t!n~s. solid body, radio and heater WANT AD from new school. Ph. WY 2- ~ANTED TO BU!INFORMATION 3573. 7-l5-3tc Hay to the field or already ba~ George Prall residence in Ru~ ed for horses. CaD WI 11-2612 !1;00 l' M •>a• I;U!t" r~ .. \IDU,.all011 land for sale. Cootact Floyd or contact Janet Manuel Raw.nn.-ta 1 nP;odhn• 'f'tlll It Ill 1!n10rta.• Thomas, Rutland, for inform- cine, Ohio. 7 J2 ate CANLELLATIUNS ation. 7 1S 30tp CUKREl'TIUNS FOR SALE _ Two bedroom FLAT dump bed, 12 ft. long. W \1' fle IC~-epto•v UIILI' . ,oo "' 1111 FOR SALE .-.~ .... ..,,,.,,,.,.,, .... FOR SALE hOLJe. BeauWul Birch l<itdl Darwood Napper, Langsville, . ' A! tBargains! ThBaf. NERVOUS~ Cao'tsleep;· T r Y en automatic gas ~est. 1649 {)hio. 7-IHitp f'h• CIU""'""' ·e~~erv• ne n'hl ga ms. uc iOn every urs. ed Sl W ~coin Heights. CaD J b n co ed1• ,., O'i!lf'C'I 4n• •d• 1 .,,.,..,..~ 1 1 0 IJI>Jel"l.onn~nll! Er""lrl •llnlllll U" day and Saturday nights at 8 new ~Irne-~~as 98c 8 ~~ta~ Blaettnar. WY 2-512'1. 3-l9-th rep< -Tted ·mmed•e•tob f'l'le ~ull llJOhf'l W':i ..,.,, ..., •erponslhtl {Ill p.m. Masonelte, Mason, ~apsu es. Y 6-%0-:!lltp mnno , .,.,. ~n• no·nrrP<"' "~NtiD'!I Va. 7-16·3tp rugs. . IN POMEROY Elgnt room INSURANCE RATES , house, 3 bedroo!IIl! and balb, . · For Wanl Ad Servll... '59 Chevrolet $1095 FOR RENT large lot. Goo<_~, location out of JOHNSON, Simpson lnsuronce " C.:enu pet llllnrd ~n• nMrt-•nn Miniii"'D"' ·~ narc• ell r d!U va Behur 2 dr Sedan Or 1SMA I 1 HOUSE $25 high water. ~aU WY 2-Z5110. Agency, l~imAll}";"" of lnd 0 rn 1oo rnrec c ell 11 cent> h : 1gmal blu~ lm»h like new 1 ,; WY · 5 10 tic ~;";"· •~-~on an _ ,_.,u• iv.- •n•erlinn. 71 1 2 6182 l"u \' rut '' 4 ·e n..., ,.e1 '"'"'re. "11! Std. sh•fl I__"'..:'_ · c FOR SALE I 8 room house u unpaon, ..,;<~. b~ c h ar ~.,d !or «d~~,."~'"' 11 nn' 1 1 tfc ·~•" wHhlf' 10 flay• af•~• ,.,.._.;., HOOM Apartment with 1 -- two family double, 1 nil' noll bat h, yard, porch, located m two family apartment, 1 - 6 Ra- fuuanee Ageney $1195 '59 Ford CARJ' ut fH.A. •"K!!, - IU .lb ICI , wnro;l •Hrlimu•" Lact• a-1<:1 11 '"" Middleport. Call Mrs. room story and hall, 1 - ··ID!Juraaco for OVer) persoaal VB Galnxie. 2 dr. ~ ,..,.r,. 1 ~ J)"'"'H',.. ouhl1~ft41f ,.no p~l wuro:l ard Cecil, evenings. large 6 room houso with 3 and buSin... aeed." Extra nice, Power stecrmg. OFfiCt HUUKS room apartment adjoining. Pbone WY 1-Wl F'ordomat ic. tl :3ll .>, >I " , 11, , I I i>:ul' investment property. ~HUT '"'' ~ Jf ... ~~ ' I?()(> n< ·<>" '' APARTMENTS: One 5- room Good n.. ~.: SO ~ASY Onf' ~-room and bath. Call Out 11f high water. close to TU PL..Iol't, A Pome«y. Ohio 2-3319. 7 13 town. Call Pt. Pleasant 1518INSTRUCTIONS KESll\ 1 VR~l[lliCl NG ~ ;~Tc-:;-;;;::rn;;;~;,;;:;;;~ ~ J, after 5 p.m. evenings. W -\.N1 AD 4 room and hath, house. . ntJI'oii'!W::E:"7roiiiilbi,S:.i,l9:_'!" U. $ ; CIVIL SIRVtCI FESTSI I PUBI.fC AUCTION i'HONE WY 2-2157 JuJ~· , at :OO p. m. at Hei ghts, Phone WY 2-387\ room in MeQ· W<~men. 1ua SW'f lllllb •• lllt2;. ' II ap ""' ' l)f!'r 1, I I g_;/ ,.. · .. 1 Blaettrars I 1 20 1 rt-sidenre of the latP ~·-c~---7 _1_1 __1 -'c l Bailey, on Rt. 7. in Ches·ter, jNICF.LY Furnished 4 room Oh 1o, will sell at auclion bath apartment. followmg hou sehuld items. Phone WY 2·3874. 1 Sofa B\•d with . i NOTICES coffee H0\1F:\tADF; pie J5c. 5'· .Jack's Dain Oar . \t1)(idlr· 7-16-6tfr pori. THERE \\'ILL BE an I c !' 1 eh"ir, drop leaf d~ning table. G chair~. l b:Jff Pt. 1 se( re· tary desk, 2t" Admiral TV 1 ~;~mr DUPLEX, furnished apart· ment at 390 S 2n-' Middle.., port CaU in evening. WY as new 1. ~ odd cream socia l hf'ld at lht> Chr.s- 1 I bedroom suite, 2 bt·ds, com·; - 52 fi2. ter Fire Hou'>e. Chester. Sa l - 1 plete. ehest of drawm. 1 T p urda.•· night, Ju t~· 2Cith. start · i wa!'h stand. 2 ~s ran1!e, West- I e ~~ce f h~ne Pt. ing at 7 p.m . 7-Jfr.31c inghouse swt•eper with at· a ter p.m. l.OSE WEH;Hl ~alrt,.- w i I h I taehmrn ls, I dinette set, Ad- ~'tlHN ISHEDaPartiDe~ts. 15 1 1 [)lAD ..,, EturmPrh DEX ·A I OfET1 n('W na me. <;;Hme for· mula llnlv !lllc " S" Dru~s 6-20-@tp r k. min:ll rf'fril::rn'ltnr. w~· ~ile r. 4 ronm 1 M c,\· tAg f1ve rti(HO l'urm!ID· 1 ~- Ramb-ler -~-•- w,,rld ~tunrianl •I l:ompael EJ:('t'lleace roum . rldt' and perform J #"" ~~~.~M.~~.:.~~~"'" prnle•" · ALl I A"'D ~proo ~rnr Metropolitan Mot.ors E. Maio Street. Pomeroy f'ilooe WY t-3870 4 22 Uc ' 1 "' Beasle\ Math ews. Athens. LY 3-4061 Cuchllf Re11lt'l Ro~t and Ornamo>nta l or Du•• ar~ hot~ atlnn •n $eCIIO' Irlr a110'l run)! rnrmotlllllons lin• on 6-room frame house with Jlh baths, hot air furnace heating. Good location on 60 ft. Jot. A buy at $17.- POMEROY - Pow.,., cl<le Jtnsu A••en lltti\Hn~ Gl~ds 0~1 F>hlniu m , Hnl \,,- to.,...k ~ f-lvrlra•u1ea1 •.ilac~ 7.\nnl~~ ~,..i ru Hnrl F.v•·r •reens S .1 (P ttnd P.Uec-tlve econ >mlc•l to ~,., a nea d U$~ Dnn'l 1•1 thr !)P.st• ~ l arl hUJ' you r SIIPPIY 000. MIDDLEPORT- 6 room frame home with bath, hot air heating, oak floors, enclosed porch, basement wlth shower and baths, nice lot, in excellent Jolcation. R.URAL - 5-room frame home with bath, forced hot air heat- 1 ..., ~, • ' • East Main $1. ~ Pomeroy. Ohio lD-9-t!r OPEN TIL 9 p.M. _ _ I ~nUT n~wt'r~· liAR)( maoagerabilit) See FOR NEW or liSed cars truc·ks . ptl• ,nt Marvm Mark:<~ I _ man Hechler and Atty. Jack Johnson expressing their Interest and assistance In trying to get this grant. The speed limit through the town was dio cussed and a letter from the State Road Commissioner wu read concerning the erectlnn of signs making the speed Umlt In the town 25 miles per hour. Also the matter of collecting garbage wa, discussed and AIbert Oldaker was appointed to .DU- VliW , _ .....,... .- 1 D .. were ....,ed to Rev. and Mrl, W. 0. Hoover. Carol, Cltrlltlne and Paul, Mrl. Arthur Routh, Mro. Donald A. Smlt~. Mrl. Earl Hollmln, A. K. McCIUDI and the Howards' 'lbe J u 1y meeting will be ai the home of Mr and Mr Mark Word . 1 ' N Ha "' ew ven. Mill Heleo_Jooklna left ...,. reeenUy lor Alhumbra, CalH. to visit her olsler, Mr. and Mro. WHUam J. I'Ureell. ,Mr. and Mrl. Stnnle~ PureeD o. Kingston, Md., are I · ···•sta of Squire and Mrl. Jacob Phil· Doen tamDy. ·;'· Mrl. Earf Delli and three ; qhten drOVe 1o O>l!nnJiat ) ~ bulbal IDd 'l'llllied wftii J· ~ : lbt. . Bob ml Claretlco Dul _ fllllilllea Monday IDd TueMar, ·) JaoqueiiDe Dean 'llbo under went IIUI'Ierf .., both "'- five-~ weeka ago Is bnproylnc d • will 110011 be able to walk wftb. .j out crutchea. 1 Mro. Mae Mora- Ill 1111 : hospital wllb lllrtp tbzoot - ·: the weekend. ' ' Mrl. Freda MD'!I' Is vloltiiiJ' .. ! with Mrl. Nora Qlurcb In Gu)'t- 1 Ups. vll1e IDd Mr. ml Mro. 0.0.. : Thoo• from out of town here Dillinger tjl1s week. ; I<> attend the lut rites for Joho Mr. and Mro. Woodrow DeeD .1 Johnson were Mr. Edward Tur· of Marianna, W. Va., Mr. ml :j le) of Pittsburgh, Mr. m1 Mro. Mrs. Rnger Dean m1 Roy Clifford C1ow aud Pamela of Of the Air Foree 1D Teus,;~ · Wellsburg, W. Va., and Mr. and visited with Mrl. Norma Deu \ Mrs. Elmer Hall of Nitro. 'll!ellday ml Wodneaday. ,[ SUnday guests of Mro. Ed Mr. and Mro. Gordon CbeV· ', blessing ond Miss Blessing were aller and sana, Rottney aDd l Mr. and Mro. William Coleman Kirk, Earl Dean and falr·11y•'· and Ethel Ann of Steubenville, and Woodrow Dean and fllllllb'· ': Ohio. were supper guests ol tbelr mo. ; Be n Lerner, ColumbUI, spent !her, Norma Dean, Tuesday. a weekend wllh his parents, Mr. The W. L. Deana left for and Mrs, George B. Lerner. Washington C. H. to visit Reo. uty 4th guests of Mr. and Qlld Mro. O'Connor and planned 1 Mrs. W. T. Stone were Mr and lc stop at the home of Bell)' · Mrs. Merrill Johnson and chll- Cochrao for a short YI1H on the ~ but !IUadlf .... pUll ' IAitNIY GOOGLI end SNUFFY SMIT.. "Ltoak Uf and Uve," aod "CAm... 'nne." "l..ooll: Up and lJve" followed 1 •with the lllrt ttl 1 '"'""iJiJ't Whlcbr What! And Wbo! . drama eerteo explorlq tilt noture W,U, 1f you've ........... IIIII)' ttl Ito. The llrot show eumJned 111'817 - IOOit "LLmp UD1o My 1the aiD o1 pride telling ttl 1 W. J'eet,"$t""LookUp and l,lvo" and wbo trleo to dominate« •c.me. ," tt'1 no IOODIIer, de>otroy Ill u- be comes bl "iilr .., Sunday m...... oontac:t with. lnls, wbeo people ore generally to Y8l'loul lllallo of d!J<om!Grt ... )0 the final 30 mlouteo llundaT. perhapa In Clllllfort. ;.., "C&mlnt TltrM'' offered 8 plofn either C890 not likely to be torJoJ blograpby ill l'redertc Choo watcbtoa televtoloo. Ipln, lnlonplr!lldwltjl blo muo~ plsjoed by planlol Da!llol Pollack, I ur1o )'OU to toke Wbo!Aver I and It added up Ia 1 pa-fect end Plills .... to caleb theM Ittl I porfect motllilleprogramo wbenevor poplbto. Uo- / 111t Cllonltl - · Kite Smll.b der I IOI)IIblt lyotem ot tolevi- I.Ulll CllS-TV'o .&:d SuUJvao AUC, oloo. tilly would be .._, II> the f .. .NBC-TV'I ''TOd111" obow hal bl!uro llveo to oueh .,.._.ntleo /• fqturo o1 comlo 111r1po Tuea10 the obov•1114lnlfnnld. llul ...., day, aod l'barldaJ' nvtewa the boW, • lltreo coDoO<tJ!In half. job outlook for thJo year'o college houro doalina ill Uvoly and POl- IJI'adull<ll _ Llll Mtoelle and lobed fooblon wltll oubjecto raua- Juleo MUIIBhfn guqt 00 CBS-TV'a lug from l'fllaloD to •U U... ""'" Keefe BriMelle hour July zs - and with oo COIIUIII<dllo · th~ oomprlle, II> rll«t. 1 ~y l Jobany Caroon, hoot of NBC-TV' 110-~ lpeclal thai Is usually I"Tonight" show will perform at tnriChlnJ, upUftiDg and pi'DYOCB· !Los Yegao' H~ Sahara next tive• .and a fountain of IDforma· aummer - Roger Craig, pticller live pleiiSIIl'elor the whole family. for baseball's New York Meta, · Here II> Hollywood, It II DO<el· Ilela oo tilt aame aetwork's IDBP i -1111aa -·l'l' Deao·; arise at 8 a.m., to catch . opera "The Doetors" on Friday, the s1ort of the three 9bowa-to : Jl"rlraylng the friend of an J.n. l8ry , IQ live you haul the garbage. Mayor Kelly dren of Galllpolis. Mr. and Mrs. way home. ID ldta of lnl&llllf !D ijUrad boUplsyer, had cards mailed to the cltl- N. 0. Wein, Mr. and Mro. Geor- Mrs. Avis Hartley and · Mrs. zens of the towo giving ootice ge James and children of Marvene Caldwell spent ru.. the garbage would be hauled Hartford. . day wjth their parents,Mr .•nd . each Monday wLth a char~.- of 25 cent~ to be paid at the M~yor's off1ce. H · Marshall enry Re1tmore tendered his resignation and a motion was made to accept it. - oa1otnlr ....... '•Liiap UDto MJ JW•· did. Ill ... IIOi.LYWOOD (\ll'IJ - 'l1toro ·a *'•mualllko, pJd4rlll and llfi' llloot Wbo -'tf ....... lblt PlllllltJnt w1J1 tilt rail~ ~ ""'- thno" at aJoul boritap of ..,......,.,. CIIS-TV are 11111: •J,ucJllo Ball. o.ia- IJIIDior More Cbaclll, · 11111 '1'hoalaa .,.. AndJ Grlflltll, liul 111011 chlldllko ll7lo ....... Wfill rllber "Lamp 11D10 141 Foot,"~. matts~ · · 1 cerntng~ ~."!.. • ~ Tho DonNt Mtll'll fulll7 ; ~~ wero · _u..,...nih lied &l!tdarlflemooll with till '\ • Mr. and · Mlll. Cecil Blessing Mrs. 6rls Gaul. , , and daughter of Akron we r Mrs. Ethel Stou,t II spendlq , Saturday guests of Mrs. Ed some brother, Mr. : · Ralph time p kwith her · Blessmg and Miss Au d r • V ar er. Blesrslng. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parker , Pfc. James Juhllng of Fl and famt1y and Mr. and Mrs. ; DAILY CROSSWORD - ~ Jeffers bulldo~ . before you get that er or back-rilOO 1·ob done . Free estimates. No job too big or too small. We have ooe doz. er available at all times. Phone WY 2.6822 ur WY 260:J9 _ ·- · ?-16-7tc 11). Clr.wl u.a,._, 11.UIII!4n4 ll. A.ctor x.urtoo - -~~~· U . D-up 17. Blllld ' ODlD I CONTACT MY PAPER BOY OR THI For All Of Your Notd1 CIRCULATION DEPT. TO HAVE MY NEW. Middleport Feed Mill PAPERS SAVED FOR ME IN A VACATION Opp~ "We Do Custom Grlnding" Middleport Be Sure To Use One Of Our Convenient VACATION PLANS • Now Is The Time Baker & Seyfried 1 PAC, OR MAILED TO Mia? I FURNACE '·"- U.Drove VACATION PAC ..•. Is designed for those who will not be at one addreulong eJIOIIgh • · T}'Jltor 32. Oermu. riU.Appool 28. Aia 30. Ltut41ordo Jl . liardy a6.TotiN11e M.llolno 39. DUI<II ·· tn Parto t.lllnua u.aa..ball•o &way, Ufbwl 'IVU!Ioml ll.hltor ,.....,..,........ 001llnelo4 I<J, Cotn: lop. 10. Morur.. boa.rd ABNER O<E'CK 1M SHTOONK? 11-\AVEN'T .afa.JE.!! ll>o O)ro ··- II.Unttot oniJbt ...... 17. Pantry blv&dera ··- A. !!Iormor u.s. dlamplol1 It, Smatl J61r ll.ll&rToom 14.Dl'70 17. Illlo4, ......... U)>perN- ..._t. Yorlr:Bay 10. Slumbol"lll u. 'I'IIIt ll (Lal.) - oltln KK Cl:lC TT~lADYX II!KKB l Q Q P 0 Ycstn..,.. Cqpta...... OlRVQc' x CBT 't'KTOl'Q· 0 l B l' Q• P C II T A CXTK.-KHRl'l'VYQ A NlTO J'..lll& J'OP"'P'A.D' WI- IIIDIII8 ITI DT.AifOIIIl DUI:liiiii-&UIK!Jr \._. · WMPO . Radio 1 tiiONDAt TlllW II'IUDAY · I:OO Sl&l 0a lle1r1 S:lltl 6scred Heart 1:20 Couatry Jamboree 6:30 Farr• News WJ-EH RADIO ODID I PAY THE PAPER BOY? ·-""" able-: ·--· -""' ... _ ....,. --· ......... "" "Kith- . "Maybo we ahould make Jutt a Ll'Tn.E: nol.., Alul 7:15 Br!J)It Star Show r.ty mll'lher alway• heara me when I'm belnc too quieti" 7:35 Plcklu lld1lr . _ eDID I LOCK AL_L THE DOORS AND WINDOWSt 18. Honor~ I. Pierced, &bl)r, . . . fllb I . Anlmol fa.. H. Pole •. Out Dllil(tlt 23. I have : 7:0$ Breakfast Party FEEDS N. 2nd Ave. . ..... """"'' OAYTVPH CHECK THIS LIST MASTER MIX and MASTER MADE - ......... · I.Loafporto4 DlU... 1..\pft tllllr AltTDLBAAXB LO.OPBLLOW Olio letto. limply llondo for ....,.._ lll w. -plo A 11tor 1111 L'1, x r.. 1111 o·o. ote. SlnrJe leltoro, Dvpl>loo, trio lqtlr IIIII torm&Uoa Dl 1111 ,... all 1117 tllo- ... .... A Omnoc._ Q - Ralph Parker and Mro. Ethel : ODID I STOP THE MILK DEL1VERYt <II-aft 11. Hot II ODID I TURN OFF ALL THE FAUCETS? Tony Fowler, Owner & -. . dtr1acting, F342 Page Street, Mid· epurl. ree estimates. 7 15 tic lT.To DAILY ORYP'l'OQUOTE - Here'o how to woriE llt Stout spent Sunday with Mr . . d Mr Geor Hart d fam.. an •ge· an ·· r. a rs, me es- 0y, t son.of Pt. Pleasant Wel'O gu..ts Mr. and Mrs/ Richard Harton ·, of Mr. and Mro. J. M. Crump are repalriDg lbe buemenl 01 Sunday evening. .their home. HAVE AWONDERFUL TIME ON YOUR VACATION ... BUT BEFORE YOU-.GO_, DOWX Lllerol& L'Ia. T Y Itt: Jl BUSINESS SERVICES tit'! DA08UIIN Wlfl STARTED SIN5!N' OUR GRANDCHILE TO SlEEl' AN' WOKE ME U~ !i e.J...II'o el John C. Hinkle was named to Knox, Ky., spent a weekend with his mother, Mrs. Charles Juhn.... -..,. M nd M E st H For Sale - - -· - . ·-· ing. basement, 3 acre lot , good Emmet . W. Shuler •ooltrac:t. EARLY SWEET corn now rea· soil, on good gravel road , near .... . 1 - DIESEL tractor with com-~ dy for pulling, by the dozen IFive Points. $S OOO. ing WY 2--3243 for a farm 7 15 tfc bine, com picke~, grain drill , or by the truck lond. See RURAL _ 6-ro~m frame house pond. dlse, plows, cultivators, wag· Thomas Hayman, Syracuse, ' with hot and cold water free PH(11'0 COPYING Services. on, 2 w~eel trailer, 1946 Ohio. 7 13 6tc gas, front porch, barn, ' an d Copy any letter or document Dodge s1de mount mower. - - - garage. 24 acres, plenty good '1eu1er Insurance, Pomeroy $3.900.110. James Shuler, RutMALATHION FOR garden ground. $4,500. Z 15 Uc land , Phl}lte SH 2-465_9. 7-lHtc VEGETABLES C. c. CUCKER, REALTOR 1.-------------.;._.~ Wltb Ma !atn!on one t:lu .. or IJPI'al' PHONE WY ~ ~» OJQOJA 16 -r 1 . Ref rigerator . CaII WY 1 eontrnl, A.LI xan:len p~st. u1r 2-6437. 7·15-3tC either LAI>;DMII.RR '-tulti ·Purpo.. • ALBERT~ . COX, SALESMAN VegeiMblt Duat "' LANOMARJ( Jb F1R SALE _ 1952 Nash. 4 good Multl-Purpost~ v~geuhle Spn, PH NE WY 2-22ZO To Have Your 'l · .. ~n·• harm plant,. illfl!l and ef 7·16·3tc Cool, Oil ar Gao Nylon tires, new brakes, seat •eetl" 11n tt.ana. callba••· c11111 flower l"l.Jcumb~ melon. equa1h SALE by owner, 3 bedcovers. $100. Virgil Teaford, potatoea tomattea hft!ts. oe~ry. Syracuse WY z-6986. •rr•cNU, hrueael t'Pro ... ts. Don'i room home, large corner lot, 3tp lei th• buta 1et 1 bead start. bill' Cl•an.d end Ch-.c:ktd vtmr .upply nnw in Su~ar Run, Pomeroy . Newfor Wlnt•r ly remodeled. WY 2-3618. Easl PMin 51. 7-111-tfc J commu~cattOn., from Congreu. or back ·h oe work, Ca U WY z3243. Emmet W. Shuler, con- 7 13 6tc r-=-------"'-'"Oiiiii""""--1 MAt.AFHION FOR I ROSES AND . roWN COUNCIL The JUly meeting of the Hart.I0 rd To ~-·-·U held ID "", ~ wu the ma7or a offu'e with the follt!wtng preseot, Mayor WU. Uam Kelly, Recorder J811le5 W. Crump, and Councilmen Earl Fields, O'NeD QuUlen, Jobn Roach al!d RaY Fields. The ·meeting was called to order by the mayor at 7:30 p, m. and minutes of the June meeting were read and appro•ed after which the mayor Pl'l> sented his financial report of 2 f!nes of $10 and costs each. Discussed at length wu the appllca~on for a Federal qant to pay for a water system for th• to~ and the mayor read 5-28-tfc FOR ANY KIND of bulldozer Auctioneer. Rie car ance SmaU car economy and ~Al.~~MA.I"'' Administratrix, 1. 0. McCoy: 5262. Exp.. Social Notes .,. - •• · lloiWI. ·llurlnl the bUJllleulloa nrlous eon. acre ground on Route 124. _ _ _ _ _,.;.._ _ _ _ ftll the vacancy. Good location. $1000. Can CLASS ENTERTAINED · HELP WANTED pmd on payments. See Mr. and Mrs. Ste ve HoW· · old Grate, Rutland. Call: HOUSEKEEPER to care for el- ard entertained the Adult Bible Night SH 2- 5501· Day : SH derly gentleman. Live ln. class and teachers of the Bap481 1. 7 12 6tc Phone WY 2-2583. 7·16-3tp tist church at their home Fri· CALL - OR SEE Bob chme. tables, lamps, dishes. \\i 'r 2-2557. 1 old picture frames, radio, and . II1Ur room !:P~;a:: ~~~~~t;;' 0~:.:• oU:e': nenc• aaualb ui\Deeu••l7 nn lnlonnatlOD or> Joba, ularte1, ~ulr. 500. Mrs. J .M.Thorntoo WY 2- me-nte Wrll• roDA1' rtvtna name. 3627. ~ 18-tfc ;!~re:a~n~t»!n~'::i,. ~~~~;:t.:: roy, Ohio. ed and unfurmsnd. Ph o 11 treadle sewi ng ma· <\U'TOMOB II .f: lnsuranfe been I' oth er item!' f ;:~o numerous to d nd ....., '""" d ·ap-... · . a wu.urn.i.ue ... .. ,· ;;;-. rl'1l?d'~ I .ost vour opera- mention. Will accept · bids on ements WY 2-a434. tor's lieenst>? Call WY 2·2966. this 7 room. futt= ·ba"emmt ~ - 12 6 uc 815tfc hou se P d lot, reserving the - - - -- to rejerl any or all •;~ DUPLEX, ~urnished ~part- - - - - - - - 1 rip,hr 1 ment at 390 S_ 2nd, MiddleI blds. No! rPsponsiblr for ac· f'irlf'nl~ ~1rs Drlmar B~um. j port. Call in evenmg. WY 2· AUTO SALES bus. •n!)n GM C 42 pas~ f'nger Four Jikr nt:!W, tires. $300. Phone SH 2. 5442 . 7. 16-Mc good locality. Cistern water and ct'ty water Sell for fl 1• ~.,.:":::"~ :·~:: · Shade Valley - · - I'll ........ - • lloadiJ t1ln Frldq 6;!to Slqn .· Oa 8-011 Musical Clocll 1:00 ~7'40 Musical Clock 7:fo Newe Headllnea 7:10 Musical Clock 1:4J 11te Wfellne 8:00 Ohio Valley Ne.,.. !te& World 6 Ohla NeWI SilO ~rto Toda)' o116 Weather Plcturt Bill MUJical Clock S:fa Community Ne1r1 &:to LatcltltrtDc J!J) Public !letWt 9:46 Family WOI'IIllp Hour 10:110 Muoo Couoey NIWI 1014111 Talk of the TowD 10•11 NeWI Ill.. Morning Melndlel 11:51 12:00 IJ:IItl IJ:10 Mao011 Coun!J NOWI Comlnut!Jl)> Non .. NODD Newt Obla News 12:15 Markell 12:20 12:Z5 12:30 ,12:46 I :55 2:00 2:58 3:110 l:li& f:OO f:IO 5:00 l:lltl 1:11 BuOetln Board News 0 Grams AgrlcuJJure Agent Caualr)l Go Round N1118 Beat Coanlr)l Go Round NtlfB Beat M1d Way Matinee N1111 Beat Dllclt!l W1tb Dosa IDI&rcb"'* CatiUIItllllty Ne111 World • Nallonal News Spotlf8ltt CD Sports 1:11 Wealbercut 1:10 ~ Musicale (Oieept FrldaJ: OJarda 1:11 lttllde 8oolla III'Ua RIIIB' 1:00 8lmlel Bl"'ll:e World Neq 1:00 Sip 01 TllltY T: .. ~ PlrtJ' f:l6 J01101 Buick fiOOw 10:05 POlka Party , 10:35 Publla Service II :0$ Top Ten Sbow 12:00 Noon Report 12:30 Rev. MerUn Teets I:Oii Platllr Party ;~: Serenade 1:00 Sign Off - June LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ly HAROLD eRAY :!':':' 7:50 Newa Report - Dhlo 8?00 flnUfut PlrtJ' lUNDAY 8:110 llruklut P1rtJ IIOp 7::10 Sip 0rt Neq Hour 0 1..., BapdRour Itofl.a7man'1 10·(16 MIDJateriat " - . Deliverance · (Reo. Paut Jooesl 10:20 Country Hoe Down 9:00 wtap of 11aa11ng U:Oii swap Shor 9,38 Sundar . _ 11:30 F~ News 10:110 Voice of Prophecy 11:40 FamUy Worsblp flour.Thu 10:3S Sunday Show 12:00 Noon Report 11:00 Country Hymotlme 12:11 Music Jut Far You 12:00 Nooo Report 12:11 Ooe881er'o GUlli ltar-Frl 12:15 The Searcb 3:00 Plalter Party 12:30 Rev. MerUn Teets 4:11 Blaettnar Auto lbow 1:110 Billy Graham f:31 Local News 1:30 'lbe Lutheran Hour Ul Bill Stem Sparta 1:00 Signs of tha 'nmes 1:00 Bowlltti Semw rllev. W. S. BWu I l:lltl Vao P•lrlcl Sparll 1:15 Public 1fervU» .. 1:20 Sundown Serenade 2:35 Tbe Big Lifo 1:0& The World Today 3:00 Sunday Showcase 1:30 Sign Off f:OO Hour ot Doclllon 1:1111 Sign Off - JUDO , f:46 Jolm Grlllln IA'I'IJRDAY 1:10 8undt.y f1bowaae 1:1111 Sip 0a NIWI 1:00 Swt!!own Sonnad• I:Oii Country Jllllltone 7:10 llltt Oft ,,., Farm NelfB 1:00 llltt Oft _ June :=: :::: JWI 1:!! I» GIORGI WONDii to havt tha paper moOed. Your carrier will uve your copies In a convenient Vacation Pac for deliV81')' whea you return. Ph- WY2-39M-WY2-6301 it98 W. Main St Pomeroy MAIL AWAY SERVICE .•.. We'll mall your paper at no extra coat If you plan on being In one place two weeks or tonger Your subscription muat be prepaid at your usual carrier rata fat the- you ·j I MALATHION FOR FRUIT U YIIU 'II'IUU a SlP Ki e material te control aD eornm11n tru \t tre~ poe;tt1 •Dd dlaea&el, u·~ LII.NHMA.IUE ~·rut• Generai-Purpote r:nntaln• &biathl on 1\ellhRne Jl - t:aptan 11'> fnrm plnms IJ~p · h e·~~·· grapMi Fill In Spray. 'deth<JIII:l'Chlor w... l.ahle pn'll' OP po:arl'!r3, pean Rp plet, f\11'1'~1 and • I ,« - s .. r~ •nd effect. .-~1 It now East Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio You Get Them Free at Landmark OPEN TIL 9 P.M. 16 oz. Be,.roge Glo11n ['f"R OUP. p ~t P " l'f't: ~ ~ P p :m. nlp)'l ~ llre Sh .-:-1"'lo " r~ o1 ·•1 -.. to Joan Car· J?RF.F with ',ot~tr" Circulation Dept., The Dally Sentinel P-roy,Ohlo . I, IIN11 IUIHMILLII IODr ' w . OJPfAyln' 'h•'@ ·' '' ;Will be gone, but we'll take cart of the malllng costa. 'iham- You get 1- 16 oz . size glasa free each time you purchase 10 gallons of ~asoline or And Mail , This (:oupon TODAYI P I - mall my pep411'lo: (Nallllll.;..·- - - - - - - - - - Aclclreu: CCityl - - - - - - - (Statal From: !Dotel (Tol My Home Addrftl Is Check EnctOMd F o r - - - - - - - - - - - - WMb · ' · Or Coli WY 2·2156, Clrcullllan ~. 0 '::....,k hen If vou want u1 lo· ••~ your papen for when r•tum. ruore, or a COIII.bmation oil Eaker F\m1iture, Middla- . change and lube job. 7-l&-6tc p<~ rt. USED small refrigerator. good cond 1t.iun .Sf' Hilto1• .V olle, Jr., &cine, Ohlo. 7-16-:!\p Pomeroy Landmark lUPER SERVICE STATtON 0 - 2A Houn WY 2-9932 THE ·' ·-· ~ · ,--· -·-.-·-· .. .... ' ' ....-... . ~ �I ! i J ·• . .'·•~ !11·1•0 n Sc'-.o.:.r For G1•rls t's oiOIWf 1111111: Ill ~ 11!11 ~. · Repol1 fa Gl~e11 011 ""' rtUOf . • worbbop oa MYt lelclenhlp. M . ... loll:.... "'-•""ribed For WSCS Group Ml!l .Toney cave • reoume ol iuioll Co~IH!IIdoll he Ia k ~- _ _. .. ol The YIIWII MUrled Couple's • Hlghllghta of the miS8ion Weodeyan Unoversity at Del•· r c 81 wor 011 "'" "'""" lass of the BrldfGrd ,...,,_.. ' 1 if '~ \ • va: ~ 11..,- .\'IIIIA!d B-DI!Ily Sentlllf!l, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Jul)' 111, 'With theJI' 11011 and r.,.ny, Mr. · ud Ml'l. Robert Mltdl, Steven Virglnla. soos, Peter _and Rlclulrd. ~ and lla id M'-- Karen r.i Elhln M reiurned Uy )ei plane !o eolum• • ,.. c ny' oss urd , · · b D' ., the apostle, Paul. Sl!e lold ol c ~-,.., Mr and Mrs Vei'IIOII Weber Judy Butcher, and MillS (k'" bus Sat ay . 1 e the panel di!cusoiOIIB and pen~ ol Christ met 'l'lluraday ev• I and ' chlltlreD ' De Dennls tine Coalo assi$1ed 'With 1 h e Mlo JeaneUe Crool\s, dau. tcbool Ill' girls held at Ohio WIN, w~ g ven l Y 11 ~~~;;::~~11 Crls':~ and B:,:'~';""~ d;':; clpallon in the classea. M 1s s nlng the home_al Mr. and · • Donna, andanOuane, MrVlng o1 punch and eake at ghter of Mr and Mro. Walter :men's In Christian Tooey also told ol the lnspir- Mrs. Rclmie RIQooell. Devotions Rev. and Mn. Do11i1o11 and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mil. the wedding recepllon o1 Mr. Crooks, is spendlllg ~everu Service 111 :'alb Melbndist 1ng commuoion and CCIIIlii!Cra~ R';:~ 1011, Dwlahl, were at the Lon. hllllll have returned from a and Mrs. Robert Springer, days In Cleveland with lrlendo. Church Monday evening at the tlon service held at the coneJuo. Saul~ Refreshmenlo ol 1 euler Camp Grouoda lll!ere camping trip to Blue Rock (Janice Zirkle). Their namell a.,p,....nlative Genrge Me"'church ion of the services. and 1!ate ,..,. ...,",.; tt.ey. attended ~evel'll ol t b e State Park near zan.svllle were · uolntentionaUy omitted hart bas returned !rom Colum. T•niaht •nd Weclnetdey Mrs Glenn Lambert, iif.si· Mro, Walter Hayeo described at the c:oaciiWon of the eve~ ..,...,.. ol Molbod'!_!~ Wbile In that area they vlslled from the hootess list. bus where he h~• ~ In !tie "THE PHANTOM dent resided with Mrs. Gar· the cottage at Lakeside where Jng. • campen. ""'• """"'u, with Mr. and Mrs. 'l'll<lmas flou. Mrs. Cedric Clark bas re. Legislature sessoons. "' will OF THE OPERA" net' e.!'ntsming~r &lvinK h ,she and Mrs. Nan Moore stayed Attending were Mr and Mrs at~nd-:,..th~camp this ahue and family and his mother turned !rom Monterey, Calif. spend some tl~e on Middleport 1 0 ( ln Color) devotions. Her theme, " Faith while attending the Methodist Richard Gillrey and ~n. Mark: s .;· the weeke~ Wheelformer resldenlll of RuUand. after a visit there 'With be r with Mrs. Memharl befll'e re. Gerben Kin Geatger Sears -andThat Cnmpels Us," brought , Conference thOJ year. The cot· Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wood, Mad· _pe Mt. and Mrs .. Bernard Sch- daughter and son-m-Jaw, Cmdr. turning to Columbus Ill' com"THE GEORGE RAFT ' t•--- messages of Je•us . !age os owned by theW. S. C. S. ellne Painler Ruby Mo.'lsman ramm ol ZanesVoUe, spent the liand;;;_;Mrs~:;,·.;Pe.;,;;;te~r_;F:.;·_;;Kl~e;;ln~and~;;m;;:It;;:tee~f,:;;or:;:u,:;;m~•·:................., STORY" '"~ " ··Go Preach' ' and· ' · t he con ference. ' Terry • •and Stev-' o{. Millersport visited Swoday --• · daug •.. · er · Teach Bonnie Pickena, "ew-e nd Wl'th thelf' Jayne Mansfield Ray Danton . . Dur' . b . t' . . k Ro'-•D·'l wolb Mr. and Mrs. Charles and lamily Mr and Mrs John My Witness ." She closed w1th mg tne usmess mee mg 1e P1c ena, ~.. u on, Lytl and Mr and Mrs Fred • · · prayer thank you note was read from and the ,.ala. Tile meeting was e ln. · · Lyoll8, Tom, Bernard, Linda, Thur .·Fri. July U-19 I The .two gu·Is who attended ~· Guy Shuler, who receoved cl06ed 'With prayer by Mr. GU· Goegle and Debbie. They were accom"EXPERIMENT IN ''•· . • a sprained ankle recenUy key Vallt!l88 Folmer daughter of panled home by their grand· TERROR Mrs Leo Smith MYF ~ouns. Mr. and Mrs. Max Folmer who daughter, Linda, who will visGlenn Ford Lee 'Ftemiek the school of mtssoo~ +]ave -and~ highlights of thecor wee!! atotl" f elor thanked the g'roup for their PLAN BAKE SALE hu been ill Is reJl«ted ao iJn. lt with them for two weeks. "IT HAPPENED aware Doanne roswe u o · Barbara and Betty Rl h rda tN ATHENS" 1 her cl~s§@s in the work of ~inaneial aid. to th~ youth camp. Forest Rose Council Daugb· provzng. c a (Cinemascope and Color ) odist deaconesses which ; n- mg fund whoch woU be used to ten of America will have a Mr. and Mrs. Donald Frost ol Oley, W. Va. have been the Jayne Mansfield Trax Coalton. I 1 ded n on their activities send representatoves to Lan· bake sale al the Clover Farm and chDdren, Sharon and Mike guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Uod· I ~:. at:.~: classes on mi~ caster Camp this year. Store. Tuppers Plains, · Satur- of Marioo spent 'l'llursday and say LYOfl8 Ill' the past w• · '. Bob P.bthias .• ' ____ A sketch of the proposed new day , beginning at t :30 a.m. Friday of last week 'lllltb Mr. Thelt parents, Mr. and Mrs. educational unit made bY arch· and Mrs. Genrge Logan. Bethel Richards of Oley came itert, Harold Moore was· on dis· Mr. and Mrs. Rusoell Maw· Friday night for them. T beY • play following the meeting. hlrter ol New Mexico are !be were accompanied borne by There will be no further meet· guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Debbie Lyons for a vlslt. ings until September. ;; Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs. Mary Donahue. They were Lime sherbert punch •nd as· ~ Logan. Miss Charmain PUreeD o I sorted cookies were served fr om ti Mr. and Mrs. Bertlard Paul· Elyria, Ohio, Is the guest of hor a table covered with -an Ivory P . . sen of Columbus are spending aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. demask cloth, centered with an Mr. ~nd Mrs. Wilham ~wers a wedts vacation with their par- Alfred Scarberry, Jr. and chill arrangement of pastel tint.ed and children, Randy and Lisa of ents, Mrs. Clara Paulsen, Hem~ dren. IIQ""'" Anne's Lace in a blue Akron were weekend guests of lock Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Miss Pauline Zlrkll! and and pink pottery holder com- relatives in the area. Ran~y re· ~"'rank Burson Burlingham. George Vaughn vtstfed over bined with white tapt:rs in pot· malned for 8 weeks visit with Mrs. Alonzo ,Custer and Mrs. the weekend in Findlay with , tery holders. Mrs. James Euler ,his aunt and u~de, Mr. and Oertrude Mitche11 visited SUn~ her sister and husband, Mr. presided at the punch bowl. She Mrs. Charles Woldermuth and ' day at Charleston, W. Va. 'With and Mrs. Robert Springer. was a:,sisted In serving by Mrs. othe.r relatives. . . Ifriends. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Emmish Lambert. Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Moss Sandra Woldermuth IS I Mrs. Dwight Parker and Iof Dayton, &pent the weekend •Cabinet In Walnut Finished Hardwood Walter Hayes, Mrs. French and spen~lng thos week In Akron daughter, Myrtis Kay, Mrs. AJ. I' with hls puce~ta, Mr. and ~s. • Automatic Frequency Control for Drift-free Mrs. Wood. Mrs. W. H. Wilson woth her aunt and uncle, Mr. bert Young and Mrs. Robert C. A. Emmish. Mr. Emnus~ FM Reception Values to $55.00 - - · - - - - Sale $42.50 and Mrs. Roger Tonev. Diann• and Mr>. WilllamLBowers.C Morris Sr. spent Sunday at Is imprOYing from a recent JU. Criswell and Brenda 'l'onev Mr · and Mrs uczen as~o Huntington, W. Va. with Mrs. ness at his home. • Continuous To•e Control were gutsts. · and children, Diana and Dav1.d IDonald Holter and sons. Mrs. Oscar Bastian! and ehtlValues to $50.00 - - - - - · Sale $36.50 • Slide-rule Vernier Tuning with lighled Dial were weekend guests of hJs 1 Mrs. Freda Ritchie accom- dren of Gallipolis, visited with • Big s• x 7" Speakor ANNOUNCE BIRTH psrents. Mr. and Mrs. Homer ' by her daughter, Mrs. her psrenlll, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sale $28.95 Values to $39.50 _ __ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lloyd of Casto. They were enroute McCloud and children, Lloyd during the weekend. • Securily Sealed Circuitry Values to $29.95 _ __ _ Sale $22.88 Brookville are announcing the a~ter. ~ two weeks v~caUon Jn and Oris of Pataskala Mrs. Lenore Hobrrt Ke~t birtl> of daughter, Susan Reene V1rg1~1a , North Caroh.na Saturday for a vacation Jn has_ returned to he_r home m Tuesday, July 9. Grandparents Washmgton ,_ D. C. D1~n~ and I i Indiana after a vis1t with ner Iare Mr . and Mrs . Bruce Lloyd, David remamed for a VISit . Mrs. Robert Ritchie and Miss sister, Mrs. Cedric Clark and Mens Summer and Year Around Middleport. and Mr. and Mrs. their grandparents, and the1r Ann Bearhs went to their mother, Mrs. C. M. HoC. L. Stech, Brookville. Gr~;a1· aunt and uncle, Mr · and Mrs. cave today to aceom- bart. grandmother is Mn. u. 1. Richard Owens and daughters, Mrs. Ritchie's son, Bobby Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scott and Lloyd of Gallipolis. This is the Patty and Lmda. DarreU Chevalier borne daughter, Carol, have returned Values to $36.50 _ __ _ Sale $26.00 ninth grandchild of Mr. a n d Mr. and Mrs. Harold 4-H__'ca~m'."p:_._ _ _ __.!:f~ro~m~a~v~a~ca~tl~o~n~trl~p~-t~hrou~!gh~""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""";,""""""""'""'""'~ Mrs. Bruce Lloyd . The couple and daughter, Shawn of Values to $29.95 _ _ _ _ _ Sale $22.00 have two other children. ' Falls and Mrs. Arthur _____ of New Brighton, Pa. Values to $27.50 _ _ _ _ Sale $21.50 The July 23 meeting of For· to their homes Monday, after a est Council Daughters of Amer- weekend visit with Mr. and Values to $25.00 _ _ _ _ Slle $18.95 ica has been cancelltJ<i. Mrs. Elias Stiles. Mrs. Elias Stiles received Values to $21.50 _ _ _ _ Sale $16.95 word that her sister, Mrs. Eliz- , P;::[ .t __ '; ,...J ~Unu Ad Ill& n w. About M 'dd/eporf llallas: : .=. ::;n creain ' NOJ' YOU KNOW • Hew )'ort Cll7'1 T 1111 II ilqaare tile ..U..'I !Matrical - · aile lilt ~ .. - " Amerlel'l and ....... O'NtW; ~·· e 111111 • a1 y " • -_. ..... -; o: ~ :~~~O~I::n:!~er:~~::· ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Reg. $6.9S v.,u. sa Ie Swim Trunks _ _ _ _ __ Sale $2.69 Mens CottQn Summ.r-V•Iu•1 to $5.95 Sport Shirts VALUES TO $4.00 . Sale $3.69, 2 for $7 SALE $3,15, 2 FOR $4 1 Lot Mena Short SINn, Val, to $4 Cotton and Knit Shirts _ Sale $2.00 ea. MENS SUMMER DRESS PANTS Values to $14.95 _ Sale $9.88 Values to $10.95_ Sale $8.88 Values to $8.95 _ MENS I Sale $6.88 REDUCED PAJAMAS~ ~ MENS STRAW HATS ~ 20% ' REDUCED • .r .• · l ! 1 Sale $4.69, 2 for $9 1/'alues to $5.00 Sale $3.69, 2 for $7 Values to $4.00 Sale $3.1 5, 2 for $6 1 Lot M•ns One Lot PANTS SUMMER CAPS IVY LEAGUE Volueo to$4,95 SWIM WEAR Valuts to $15.95 Sale $11.95 V.alues to $12.95 ' Sale $9.95 Valuet to $9.95 1 Sale $7.50 Sale $3.00 pr. LADIIS BLOUSES Voluoo to $4.91 _ V•tu. . te Q.tl Volu01 to S2.91 _ v.t .... to $2.69 _ $3,1t $2.91 S2,25 12.00 LADIES SUMMER SLACKS, JAMAICA SHORTS, PIDAL PUSHERS. SUMMER SKIRTS Reduced 20% Bahr Clothiers MIDDLEPORT, - '' 0. .. 14"S £t ba]J Grover Studio PhotographerS • .· SAVE TO Radios Hoover Cle1ners AdmiralTY Lamps MaHrene• Lounge eh1lrs Teams Signed . For Tourney Bed Room Suites Floor Covering• T1pe Recorders Living Room Suites on Heating Units and M.ured Gas Installation! MIDDLEPORT, 0. wry·1124 1 1 DfiVer • SJ' ' 1ghtJ y .. EMPIRE FLOOR FURNACE CIRCULATING HEATER Here'• a 70,000 BTU capacity floor furnace that'• engineered for noieeleaa operatloD. You ret an even Sow of clean, hllalthful heat at a low operatiDg coat. It's equipped with aD extra heavy combustion chamber anil convenient eoriUI>Is. Package pcice includee lifetilDe tank leue and eomplets inltal- Modern in design with 70,000 BTU heat.. =~:.nt Areplar NOW KY $279 95 -. CanVBnltnt tii'IU Wlillbll ••• On" ing capaci»'! The powerfu1, 4-spefld blower provides noise!... operation ••• distrillqtei beat evenly. Equipped with automatiC temperatui'e eonm>l and lifetime combui- tion chamber. Packl!le price includeS lifetime tank ~ and . Complete inatallatioil \ :~::.~It and A reaul• $385.85 ¥11111 to• t/!JwtJ. lOW ONI.y $2'9995 . o.. llfl ttJ 18 motltlts ttl PBYI For mm itJIIIIIDBtioo -· CaH /II Viiit Y11111'/(W/Jy AIII/IIIII Oil IIBtlflli 'Gu Bulk Plant T"DIIByl . ASH OIL & Box 471, Highway 124 MANY MANY OTHER ITEMS BAKER FURNITURE 1 • $3115.85 Jllull ' """ 1 DURING BAKER'S UP C • t' Handed Down By Court Reflect I REMOVAL SALE :;: :u:: :1:· 1 th KNIT SHIRTS LADIES RUGBY • J JUredJ0 Car' TruekC II' • Values to $6.95 operat~1. ,_ ::~or~•.o:im:m~hea·flni!7r tr~::: 1 One Lot Mens Short Sleeve Sale 69t each .~ . 1 -25% ValuH to 51.29 Ju.d, ·' ,e ,Steps Down In Hospl•taI case f(jneal•d J II Menl V1futt To $5.00 ~~t~~::~~.::.:~~=:~~~~~~~=~::.:~~_:~:~: 1 • POMEROY, OHIO LAST TIMIS TONIGHT Blue, Grey, Green, Tan The bodies of four youne sisters were recovered from the ashes of their home welt of Rutland today as the Bureau of Criminal Identification and InvestiJation probed Richard S. Salant, president the cause of the predawn fire which killed them. · of CBS N~ws, sent IAlletrams Meigs County Prosecutor Bernard Fultz said he bad directed an inveatiJation in.. to the two Republicans Tuesthe blaze "in view of certain peculiarities." day , offering them an hoor of The victims were identified as Loretta Bernice Large, 10, and her lliatera, Violet air Illite on July 34, Aug. 7 or _ .. _ _ Kathleen, 8, Barbara Alien, Aug. 21. A spokesman said to6, and Virginia Sue, 4. day the network has not re· NEW YORK (UPJI lr• Olh<>t reporlo of the lire lao ceiVed replies from eitl;er AI• ma1~1oe sold Jod•y 11oa1 dicated Mr. Lara• "r""" ba¥• Rockefeller or Goldwater. I raUroU ttrlte ......w f...... a·mlle to the home ol ChorWI; I uoldowo of oome oteel •Ills Romine lo piliOit that the ~ SAI(lON, South VIet Nam was afire, Four\ej!n American soldiers s· alm..l Jmmodlalely. It was aC&O reported thai Mr. were wounded Tuesday night, VIEW SCENE OF TRAGEDY - Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach, Prosecuting Attorney Bernard V. Fultz, and . While the mills bave ad<· and Mrs. Large and Clint"" three of them seriously, in an Coroner Henry Ewin~ were among Rutland Volunteer firemen waiting for embers to cool down this morning at The Centennial theme will be quote stockpiles o1 raw - · slept in the dowDStairs part ., attack by Communist guerrillas, the home about 10 mtles west of Pomeroy where four .Young girls perished. Two bodoes were found near each · ~ the t to 1r d jhn• •~ was repnrtf!d today. on one side, the other two on the other side. All four were believed to have been sleepinu• on the second carried I J Mo Lar 12 _. out Inelthlbilo the Flower to keep Wftldy oaJd- II ameswo-a nro ry arne -•· and Antique of theShow !Jo. lerlolo metal ...,king ge, •we0 ld ••• The Americans, members ol - - - - - - - - - - mestic Arlo Department at the h unlikely ~-1 lbe• wOIIld of the children, •lept !IP'\alr•, a U. S. special forces unit, ... ' by leap;n• fr·100th annual Meigs Cnonty Fair want to ldd ,_ ~-lr lor ~ ond ·-aped --o -q 10 open August 13 00 the Rock I were notldentined pending not· w ·P - an upstairs wlndnw. llt w"' Springs fairgrouTMis . : the also wounded. Mrs. Paul Baer Is general superintendent for t.he 9 h 0 w eustomers are trimmtn1 tbelr Rutland department came te b· In 1e s~ the scene hut too Jote Ill do Common Ple,.s Judge ,John trustees. the pro~ecutor bebeved were 1of tru stees. the defendants, was w1th Mrs. Purley K~rr a n d 1 own 11 vea 1or 1. It- anv ood Vilence flared during an C. Bacon is expected today to Several times while ,Mullen's relevi:tnt lo the case. It will now the other med1cal doct.o; whose Mrs. Wyatt Chadwel1 m charge I ers would face tlrutlar prob· g · . !egregation demonstration ask Supreme Court< ~ Jus- testimony was being Wten by be · a decision of the appomted deposition was taken by Fultz. of staging. " Time Honored Jems. Mr · 1-:arge 111 reported \o Cl:tarleston, S.C., Tuesday tice Kililgsley A. -Taft tu name Fultz the medical doctor refus· jud~!:e as to whether or not Dr. Dr. Boice indicated he has Meigs" has been selected as 1, . . • __ _ , __ .. ·-. _ have sald he. has ~n unem.. iDd 8 Negro firerr.an.was an out-ofoo(.'(lunty judge to sit on ed to answer questions on the Mullen must answer the <4Ues- no personal objection agai.nst 1 the theme for the ArUstic Ar· ~~~~~ 11;1! ~- •* '-(ililiii ployed for quite atlme. ~ in one of a sertes of the pending suit against trus- basis that he w,as . appearing lions posed by Fultz. osteopathic physicians being on rangements Division. I Harold Justice, ltett fire :ng Incidents In Savannah, tees of Meigs Memorial hospit· only in his capscity as secre- Dr. 1\aymond Boice, chief of the Meigs Memorial hospotal The 13 classes In lhe divi· ' ODVIC lOBS marshall, also wa• scheduled Se~eral Hundr~ ·Negroes; al. tary of thri! Meija Memoriai staf£ at Meigs Memorial, r~nd staff. But he refused to ~tate sion Include "'Time Marches today to look over the &~gihg Charles~ 8 fourth Judge Bacon's decision was Hospita~ BOJ!d ,p~jTrustees. a member of the hospital rom- whether he would or would not On " an arrangement suggestscene of the tragedy· ~~I demonstratiOn of the announced Tuesday afternoon Fultz dis~s!liec:f Mullen for mission, which along witq the vote in favor of adding them ing an industry of the 8 r e a ; ~ir parents, Andrew LBrse, ~gan thro~log brlcks at faced with a r.equest for the present Wh~R Mullen ~~fus. county commissioners are plam- ir a vote were to be taken at " Wllderness Trail," using wea· 48, and Rosella Large, 43, aocl IQIJI and firemen In••rullnl! durlm! the deposition, ed to answer!. q,ues~\'1 which tiffs, and of the hospital board ,present. thered wood with flowers and two brothers, James Monroe, on~fl. 9fltC!'•• ·""' Dr,. Charles M~!Jen. .. . ·,. ...0· . . . ' foUa•e : "Lam"''•htin• Time" ' U, and Chnton, 11, 1111'"· and a reman were b p t· Att ~..:..:..-_,. ~ I sed I < t•-1 Ita . . . y roseeu mg or· OIDS ..~.. ,~...- , . . ... emphasozing warmth '" color: F' I li h nd •• rom a nosp ~ • r lnforeed by statAl Bernard V. Fultz. CLEVELAND iUPll 0 "Old Man River" •bowing wa· ed odve convTuc osdns ~re Ma . . treatment for minor injuries. ice dl9pet8ed the B t ld ttor · own e av m e1gs or~ and arrested 95 Negroes. 1'l'uesd:oy aeon. o . a ~eys_ School teacher AlleDe I..eonter as. part of design: ··.r~end of County court by ~ank w. PorF1tber Discevered Fire I' he believes Jt advosa· ards, •• aHracllve alibi wll· the Tomes," • modermsloc-lype lter, Jr. The faliler told authorities ht ness to racket. figure Alex floral arrangement ; "Sunset," ! . !awakened to find the house enthat another JUdge be asMOSCOW _ East • W est jsiign•>d to the case because of Sbondor Bins, refued to teaincluding dried or treated rna- Betty Jane Imboden .was ftn- ·veloped in flames. He walked nuclear talks went Into · court's close acqualnlance lily loday al the opening of terials ; "Dreams Fulfilled," an ed $tOO and costs. woth $90 1half a mile to the nearest ne;p lhird day today with both oeteopath1c and med1ao laquest Into the murdf'r · arrangement using flowers, sus~nded and one year s, pr~ bors to notify the Rutland . . th t th doctors f M In G ld t bl f 't 'th f I' ballon on a no operator s I~ T h' F' De 1m t continumg a ey . the announce- Veteran Pomeroy portrait and o erv o . MASON - Fourteen softb'"lil vege a es or ruJ Wl o lage, 'h d *10 d t owns IP tre par en. in at least a 1tmited ban Bacon made "II d' l'f commercial photographer Slif· Misl Leonards gave her teams are scheduled to appear "Less We Forget," flowers fnse c : .rge, an ~~ hcos s The house, located off 0 h la testing. ment that .he WI 1squa I Y ford Kincaid this week joinrod name, address and Identifie-d in the Annual Bend Softball witn religious figurine, and lor t:r 10 ~ on 8 e R ~g about 10 miles west of Porn· Western sources said . durmg_ a conference the photography staff of Grov- her attorney, Jamew Willis, Tournament which gets under " Faith in the Future." depict- fntedo r a~nsbo , nden eapp bord- eroy. was described as old and 1 Attorney er's Studio East Main·st. but to o••er progress was mad. Tu.sdal, . woth Prosecutmg ... questions she an- way at 7 p. m. !DSTJ,· Thurs· ed th roug h th e use of w h ·I t e eoh k ah ..,. W1"ll" on L D a I h'lg hiy susceptl'ble to f'lre, the first real bargaining session and defense attorney . awered, ''I refuse to answf.'r day evening at Bachtel Field flowen. c ec c ~rge. Jam · avFoltz Hid M had reaebetll by Under Secretary o1 State lr •• nk W. Porter, Jr. Mr. Kmcald accepted the po- on groonds II might tend to · . . Is, was fmed $!0 and costs, no ao clllcloollllto a - tbe lira Averell Harriman, British The contesting attorneys dis- sition at Grover's, owned and lncrimloate me." m Ma~o~. . 1 .~t~er c1as~. mcluded 1" . the operator's license, and Clyde but that .. somethiD abOul It •~er Lurd with Judge Bocon the operated by Kenneth Grover I Ml Leon d •• I I The rogmal schedule for ihe dovosooo are 'High on • Wmdy Kuhn forfeited a $27 50 bond on d jibe I .nee Mln nn . ' Ill or s, H , a eac I· tourney had 16 teams enJ.ered Hill" t II I ''B . jutt otiD't ,. . and Foreign Minister of selecting an area after a total of 35 years in the er at suburban Garfiekl Hei. t H . ' , ~ a "arrangemen ; . Y a speeding charge: I He said James. had told hila Th to hear the ease Howev- photography profession b tb d f · as m p.as years. owevPr, 'wo Candlelight, a free standmg . Gromy ko. ey were . · . · g t&. was e suon o e1ght teams withdrew at the last centerpiece "Sunset .. empha· Floyd Hampton was ftned $15 and Shenff Robert C. Harte• again today about 8 a. m. For the past several years witnesses expected to be call· minute and no substitutes were sizing use '0 r dried '0 r t eated and CQSts, with the Fine sus- 11bach that the girls were folloW· 1 lu1Sth:8was decided to let ~Ief !• :Sft make the .11p~mt. Kincaid operated a studio at ed. by Coroner Samuel R. Gt>r- available. materials and " Dreams' Ful- pended, on a charge of possess- ing behind him as he went .. Without recommendation his h w t M · Pr" ber. Sbe was served a sub' · I ed · &e WASHINGTON -The Bacon announced his inten~ t omthe tonh es am-st. lJohnny Gr.andstarf, Wahama filled," using flowers with veg- JHng a ra('()OOIedi n c30os d seaon. lanf utpsta'Irs WI'nd ow to jump ment today opened an of dl lif . h" If r or o a e was owner-man· peona shortly after mldnlgllt Coach and director of the tour- etables fruit or foliage A class e was p ac on ays pro- sa e y, lified campaian to squa ylng lmse a- ager of a studio for Five years 1fter a two-day searc.. for nament. said several outstand· for tee~~agers 13 to 18 · f atures bation. Judge Porter also found BODlES FACE DOWN he was asked · M'ddl · p om- ber wb...,about.• · ' with ·flowers • Pal Novak not guIll y of a d'IS· , "But•" sal'd F u liz ' " "f r o ra ·~ balance ol...p•~nts defil·in•atter . to rule on .a m J epor't 10 years 10 mg teams from Parkersburg, the use of rocks ~M ,_, .concemmg the deposof' · Ch 1 . . . · t b the h the . 'II the · 1 cit by luring dollars away from of Dr. Otarles Mullen, M. eroy, tve yea~s m ar_eston, ctp&n':!'w.~,!il~~,~ ·"1"1'·m·um Charleston, Huntmg~on: Chllh- Miss Jes~ie Saunders and Miss ur mg peBN! c arge. lr posl ons glr s were more attractive secretary of the board of W. Va., and fzve years m LoFORFEITS BONDS cothe and Athens a•e m the Ada Hoskmg are superintend~till in bed face d?wn· The.,.... markets outside U. S. gan, W. Vo . (Continued Oo Page Twot ents of the Domelic Arts De. Melrs Memorial Hospilat oes of the older gtrls were sepo 311 lt set off a cbaln reaction 11A1J tlll,lll5 GRANT Grover, who has operated his · Jim F. Carler, · and E. H. [partment and have charge of ADMISSlONS - None. arated on~ side of the frame economic lorces expected WASIQNGTON (UPI) - The Pomeroy studio lor the p a • t Whylleil. 3fi, both of Long Bot· I the Antique show. Each entry, bmldmg, whole the YOUDtiOl' push up u. s. short-term . Adminisl r three years has 15 years pho· tom, have Jorfeoted $60 bonds , according to rules must be ac- DISCHARGES - Sandy Lar· ones were m bed logether • terest rates slightly to appro~~t:r !Algraphy e~periellCe. Mr. Kin· In . ~iddleport Mayor Lee . companied by a hlstory if it Is kin, Rutland; Erma Smith, the other side. . • them more competitive advance for cald said he will retain hla slu· Smoth !l'~ourt on a charge of pe· 1 to be jodged. :Buchannan, W. Va.; Esther Va· Hartenbach said the blue those of foreign banks. nd I I f lnd . dlo equipment and work lhe tot larortey by theft of a case fi Articles to be d' Ia ed 1. rlan. Chiton: Opal Wroght, Rut- may have been eauaed by !aula P ann ng 0 ustro· . re ol liqu,.. from a Middleport I ISP Y mus l land : Ruth Smith. Pomeroy; ty wiring. "I don't think BDY• e•psnslon ollB acres In Mar· by speco~l appointment. tavern. (Coallllllea 0.. Pare l'wot and Alfred Stitt, Racine. thing Is wrong," he .. id, "bul SAIGON, Viet Nam - Club Ferry, Ohio. . i 0 ISIOn nevertheleaot WI doa'l IIIII& .. swinging riot police broke RECORDS 'IIVAKE JUST LIKE· HOME I leave anything go." 1'on 5 .. .. dhla ABKB END TO ABUSES . I One accident in which • Bud I sltdown WASIIINGTON <UPII - The PRATO, Italy WPII -A vlo- NICE, Frailce <UPD driver was slightly. inJ'ured was i -------..,;;...;,;;.,;.~ today, beating men, women t'OUI\cil of tbe Ora•nization of lent earthquake centered some- I PorteJatine, one of thee:::~:·:: tblldren and burllng ~bout Sta'- 'OAS-1 baa asked where In the Atlantic Ocean off of Cmdr. Jacq..s-Yves Investigated Tuesday by Galli- ' • f polls Post. State Highway Papersooa . Into trucks .whteh the Haitian regime of President tue coast o Greenland erupted recent 30-day expenment m trol ed them to jail. Franeois DovnUer to end civU at U2 p.m. (EDTI TUesday, ac- under tbe Red S.o. said Tloesday Tilt demonstrators were pro. abusea and oMnt llfe.con- cording tD the Beiamological Ob· be ate and slept The accident look place at testlntr llleged religious discriJn.. IV-· servatory h 5:43 p. m. on Rt. 588, two and by the government of passes lo politlcnl refugees ere. . . were at borne. · one tenth miles west of GalliBY CHESTER TANNEHILL President Ngo Dlnb lllem, who the republic. A spnkesmso aaid mstrumenla "We are entbuoed about polis. A flatbed truck had b<en For several years Pomeroy and Middleport councils Is a Roman CathoDe. The cooncil'a appeal, pubUsbed recorded a shock of . oe"'n daya we lived and,,by the backed toward the road by have been approving tentative next-year budgets riddled ' Tuesday, wu baled on a ropnrt or eight degrees on the MercalJJ sea landscapa we uw." Morris G. Sheets, 23, Rt. 2. with red ink. How do they get away with it• Funeral ,.....;ceo lor Nettle a fiv..na- commissloll the! scale. The center apparently was line said here. "A~ Crown City, _and tt was struck These fellows must have more legerdemain in their Belle Pickens, 74 •. who died at . the liaitlnn-DominJ. located 1.1!00 miles northwest 'of life does not present any by a car dnven. east by. Bon. souls than congressmen who order greenbacks printed her ~me on Racme 'fuelqy repoblli dlapote laol May. . her<, he seid. culty." me D. Vanco, 19. Gallipolis. or another loan floated with the taxpayer to keep the monung, 11111 be held 'l'llul'l' She ~ived a. bump on the country going. day 11 2 .p.m. In the E wIn 1 ~ee arm m the ccident. The car Yesterday's big headline said Pomerov council antici· Chapel woth tile Rev. H. L. . _ had medium damage ar>d the paled a $20 000 deficit in 1964 · Mcllaniela olflcialllll. · In~ truck mino~. . . Yet, whe~ the end of 1964 has arrived and departed, Burial will be in lha Lellf' One convoctlon hl Ga!Upobs Pomeroy Will have floated no new operating le1•y print· Cemetery. . · . court Tuesday was Francis 0 ed no new money, and ltkely be no worse off in the poe· Survlv.., are two dllklren, a, NreiiOLA8 D.tNILOFF made tbe aUack and tlons strongly with no blot Rife . .28. Gallipolis, fmed $20 bt than today. Jamea of Columbus. aad Mra, U lbrougbout the compromiae. Both buttress > · and c06ts for speed. Fro~ my experience in watching a long succession of John R. Lee, Racine; ......,. Coromomistlworld, !hera bao been oo argumenta with attacb o1 un. . Meigs county court convlc- councils at work, they do it with plain old economy. In daughter, Llaa Lee Poctons, C.. Peking rebottal, . prece<lented bittern"".· , toons Included Betty J. lmbOd· other words, while Pomeroy's local governmen 1 would Jumbua; three brothen,. J . _ Diplomats said !bat Ni1ber 'Tuesday night, Moscow Radio en, 39. Mlnersvtlle, lined $10 Uke to ~pend _ even anticipate maybe having to _ Sal~. New Martlnsvt!le, W, meetinp are unllbly ~ the Chinese "schism mak· and CO!IIi for parking on hogh· $1111,625 10 1964, ~vings.are realized. Va.; !IGbert A. Sabnotll, Day. anything. Some laid the ara"-loreca·"·• lhe !bill"' way a~. $10 and costs. for no Tile "budget" ta 1 gUJde. By Jaw 11 fixes what can he ton, Ky., and Charles D..... may, go home wllhout .- . . poos . '' operators license. Wolham 1•. spent. Rather than under-budget and he caught with a 1110110, DeMOU1!Uie, Ky. Prielik formaUty ' of a ~nal, • · • penna~ apltt In the Com- Davis, 18, . ~!ville, fioed, $10. great need unmet, budgets are desiJned to anticipate may eall at tho .~ - No 011 • rn •·• , . camp. ; ,. and costs, l"l' no aperator • I> ·the worse. Then, when th worst providentially don not anytime. · . ~ the1tallla .IJegan July pesce• while' you and ·CJYde Kuhn, !'1, Tupo hatpen, there's enough money to &et by. l $79·95 . POIIMI'Oy,Ohlo Phone: WY&ndo!M 2·2167 llpler. W. Va.-Phonel Es- 2-~i .• The Day After Jnau;;:: Services For Mrs. Pickens Are Permanent Split . R D c I T MOSCOW alkS esume .eeper .00 ness 't~;;~ltUI~~botb ,lhe Ill . , altci . · a' ~vt.l' farm : speed. . ,, . 4 Girls Burn, Die, In Rur~l Home Inferno F3Jf . h0WS MEIGS THEATRE MENS WORK UNIFORMS ' Centennl•al _.....,, Them.e Is In RCA VICTOR DELUXE FM-AM RADIO abeth Young Is Ill in the Rochester, Pa . General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meln· July 14-15~16 and sons of Westerville "GYPSY'' were weekend guests of his Natali~ Wood Karl Malden n1ot.her, Mrs. Max Melnhart. Rosalind RusseU Mrs. WiJiiam Fisher returned 1Technicolon home Sunday arter a six weeki visit with her sons and daugh· WecfrMidly and Thurtday, ters-in-Jaw, Mr . and Mrs. NorJuly 17-18 NOT OPEN man Fisher, Senecaville and Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher, Ak· frld•y end Seturd•y ron. July 19-20 Mrs. Robert Wamsley spent Geo. Stevens' "THE GIANT" the weekend in Senecaville with Techni('olor her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nor. Elizabeth TayJor Rock Hudson man Fisher and was accompa••· l Jame& Dean C:.trroll Baket· led hom by her daughter, ChiD Wills Sal Mint>o Ann who spent the past Jane Withers Running time : 3 Hn. 20 min . with her grandparents. Miss Barbara Fisher return·l Sund•y, Mond•r. Tuesd•Y ed home Sunday, after a July 21·22-23 In Senecaville with her un•'lol uDAYS OF WINE and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. AND ROSES Jack Lemmon Lee Remick man Fisher. Chatrlt!S Bickford Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jack Klueman 01 G Cit ..,eekend Alan Hewitt Tom Palmer rove Y were " Debbie Megowan ll&'ueslis of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maxine Stewart Goeglein and Charlene. Suroda:d Different, Daring, Terrifying group enjoyed a chicken Harrowing battle of a bright, barl.....cue and cook-out and sophisticat~ young couple IJit" whose marriage i1 threatenafternoon motored to see ed by alcoholi&m! the Ravenswood dam. Coforclrfoonl Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Karr ~~E ~-- Nl!W YORK - Gov. N~!:l A. Rockefeller and Sen. m GoJ<!water, .R-Arlz., have been lnvllt!d Its' the Cnlumbla BroadcuUng System (CBS) to ex· cb,Jnse lhelr views In a telev Is· !on debate. 1 I ,.; ~ 0 -~~ . .· SPORT COATS 2 ,, ---------------~-----.----------------------------------------------------.-----~--------~----------------------------------- ~~~ ---------~------~----.-~-­ Mainly About i ........... V.:..:OL:::·;..:X:.:.,V:,_N:.:,0:::.·:...:.:7B:,__-:-------~PO~ME~R~O~Y.:!-M~I~O~DL~E~PO~R~T~,O~H~I~O:__ _ __:_W~E~D~N~ES~D~A..!.!Y,c..:J~U"=-LY~l7~,_!1.!:963~------ &.~{ PRIC! 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