https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6f4d01c60ff8d80a7bb7beb5ec23b9d5.pdf 1779d0c3059963107805f212c8eac52f PDF Text Text ~ .. ..) •• - .- ... L. 'NOW Y;OU OOW - ' ~ .. • • Tile ....... • ., W•Intotia11 II •.1 ,._., r ·e -~. ..._, ..... v..,_.w. mlDIJtnlloa, ... VOL XV NO. 52 .-. ~ ~ ~ . '"' ....,._ . ~ ' t ' MEIGS THEATRE rOM&ROY . OHIO OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 TONIGHT EQ~r ' Allan PH's "TALES OF TEUOR" Un Color) Vincent Price Prte!' Lorre Bosil Rathbone, De;1ra Paget -and''TWENTY PLUS TWO" David Janssen, Jeanne Crain Choolle from solid colors, smart plaid patlems, pop. ular dark·colors and neat checks In waab 'n -~~IIJ' cottons, dacron and cotton, rayon and acl!~ 'blendl and ,rayon gabardine. All sizes 29 to ~ waist meaaurenient In pleated and plain f~!lt New York Clothing House HEADQUARTERS FOR models. · Bit Yonk Work _TrouNrs In solld colors of · ~vy . . blue, auptan, grey and green . FATHER and GRANDFATHER eSHIRTS - By Moahatton - £nro & Shapely e SUITS & SPORTCOATS Make saving a family game: everybody wins- ELBERFELD~!N POMEROY - Is Announced ' ' ID:New Haven ' ' By CUflee aDd Clothcnft :Beautiful--refrig•rator" ·· barcain! ..... especially if you deposit your savings with liS, and so enjoy the "plua~ gf all-under- . ' • Most beautiful Fri&ldalre styRnr ever- yours at - bud&8t ptlce. • Full•wldth fretltr tiles! holdl • I 63-lbs. of frozen food. • Slldlllf Chill 0~ keeps fresh · · meat. fmh and. qulck-t'!llls toocl. • Fuii.Width fruit and ver.table · · -_. Hydrator plus atorap in ltlt door,j too. .• Frlcidalre dtp~•IIIIY, . . - - CIUHoof bankiD& servil:el ~ --'~ JP e Pay 3% ln~rett On SarJin111 1 • '!.. PAUT~LL Pomeroy National Bank ·, JOmi.PIN ·'. .·. $1.69 Serving Meigs County for over 90 yean POMEROY- RUTLAND I'OMIROY,O ,r, ' ., . _.' Jl . ,. - ' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ··"' GIVE DAD TROUSERS FOR FATHER DAY l ' ' w.w ' ' �t • ' ;.DJIIy Sentinel, Pomeroy-MiddlePQrt, 0., J1111e 15, 11M3 --- - - - ., "' I • •• . ,. . .... - ' ' ., t I . . ' ' ~Profit' Or 'Loss?'}kOften Mis-'Used In Poultry Business ' ~ENTUHl F eat u re Page '' LOOKitG ·FOI ' Haying Tools? Sportsmen Will . I - ' DISPL.\YS TROPHY- Blll Neal, left, displays treaaurid Class B tro- Gather Thursday phy to Tommy Reuter at 1960 shoot Barely in the picture at right Is retired businessman and still community leader Dor Shaefer, another veteran of many, many gun club shoots, •.. At Attr'ctl~ LOW PRICES \ GuN SHOOT FIXTURE -Is Frank W!Jl, center, Pomeroy's most we)\. known bachelor and haberdasher, who is lighting up his old briar In company with George Hobatetter, Jr., right, banker; VIc Hannaba, left, In checkered cap, supermarli:'t assistant manager, and in backgroilnd, Haro old Lohse, dru&ist. A rovin& camera·caught them at tba 1960 thoot. Hundreds of men - with not a woman In sightwill gather at the Pomeroy Gun Club grounds June 20 for the club-sponsored , traditional, annual shoot. This shoot literally reeks with Meigs county history. Its winners iloclude names of state and nationally recognized trap shooters such as the late Dr L. G. Gribble and Eddie Epple, Ohio Co-Champs in the first decade of this century, and both of Pomeroy. · The shoot attracts men who are sportsmen, others who like to be around sportsmen. and still others who just respond to the atmosphere of a day out in the open tuned to banging shootguns, convivial talk, plenty of good food, and other refreshments. It is the kind of a day that eases a business or professional man's .jangled nerves and starts his ulcer healing. • NewHollend • Messey-FergUIOII BALERS RAKES MOWERS CRUSHERS eSEE US Fulton-Thompson Tractor Sales WY 2-5101 Sprina An. ,,.,..,,.,..,,.,,. Opening at noon Thursday, the event offers three divisions for trapshooters with trophies In each. Advance tickets are $2 and pre-shoot sales end Wednesday night Admission at the gate will be $2.50. Thirty-one door prizes are being offered this year. Supper begins at 6 p.m. The event is stag, and for adults only. HF.RE'S AN EYE-STOPPER - This unusual picture believed tak.en aboutl910, and copied for The Daily :ik¥upel, prQv,i!~,ilie annual Gun Club Shoot II no fly -by-night sporting event The late Hart Stanbery, wlth arms on hlps,watchE>s his sister, Louise, snap a pil'ture of tlie fate Dr. L. G. Gribble, winner of the 1907 Gun Shoot at traps on the Eddie Leifheit farm back of Prospect HIJJ,Dr. Gribble and the late Eddie Epple (in hard hat~xtreme right), were Ohio CO. Champs as trapshooters in those days. Sentin€1 readers may be able to ldentifyothers in this rare, unusual photo. Retired Broommaker, Farmer Recalls 60 Years Work BY BOB WINGETT The chore of pushing a broom has always been something extraordinary for Frank Dailey who makes his home a few miles nurth of the Meigs county line on Route 383 in Vinton county. Mr. Dailey for nearly 60 years was a part-time broom maker before he retired. The Radcliffe resident Is still owner of a comlete outfit of now obsoete broom making equip. men! that easily could be put back into full operation. This retired broommaker learned the trade when he was a teen-ager r. A DEQO..DE AGO - Ten years ago the late A. H. (Dolph) Joachim was hale and hearty and was a popular Meigs county game protector. Here he flashn his characteristic grin with his accustomed "nico-tine stl<!k" in hand. · and had no ldfi.a, "I would continue it fo't almost 6G years." Making brooms may be classified as skilled work, or just a hobby, Mr. Dailey says he always did It as a hobby bec_atise a person couldn't make corn· bread living off Its returns. "!, nor the other manual broom makers, could compete after they s t a rted manufacturing them by machines," says Mr. Dailey. Tlte housewife never would realize the work that ·goes Into a hand· made broom unless she witnessed it Having a bit of broom corn on hand the 77 year-old Rad· cliffe man went to his shed where he had npd~ hundreds upon hundW of brooms and demonstrated to Ibis reporter how the housewife's favorite tool Is put togeth· bers as a boy that his father raised up to 30 acres of broom corn, "A person can make two or three dozen brooms a day by hand," according to the former Meigs man. er. , Mr. Dailey recalls FIRST, 'JIHI! broom making as a winFirst the .tef(yjle job which filled which is grown the lull in farm work: befor like other twfien harvesting and corn, must be· " plp'!fing, "You could call Then it Is treateil· · 11-1Uat a hobby, really, stored. Then ·" ·-- ':11l'l~.e:'tbe profits were so to be used in the ·-· --~·--lltt!e:"'-said Dailey. ot t broom· ___:.~~,;J!inll made_ broolll!l ~rt biggest job a mueti: supenor product, broom .c o r n Dalley says, to, those throu,Ch a c;'~~;~ .made. on automatic rnachine to ri . ~1!111~, but there just. . Hcds, !ben ~iE::;;;;,~~t!leb ma~ket . there ed, and put on a Ill! • oe. ' Dalley laid he ·'•$!eli:, thereused to ..,..,.,f.•,' "Sure Sign of Quality'' ' be several brooom makers in Meigs county a few years back, but you don't know of any today do you," said Dailey, at he stres8ed the ~~ tbat quantity o-ler quaJilv ; ii win!ling out in modern JOHN DEERE New Swath Fluffer Used Caterpillar SADDLES PHONE WI 9-3202 PEARL STREET NEW & USED EQUIPMENT OF ALL KINDS Judy Rigp Makes Twirling Edition The Natllllllll Balon TwlrUng ~anesvwe, GILMORE .Store In cbnjunctlon with lbe edl· of Prum Major MagaziDe, aiutOUIIeed Ute releaae of 13th SMUll library of the book "Who's WOO. in TWirUna." Featured In Ute It a pi<' lUre and biography of Judy Ann R!w. of Long Bottom, HAY BALERS ' HAND STITCHER - An important job In completing handmade brooms Is stltclling \he product tightly with strong thread. This is done with a large IH!edle and fast moving, accurate hands. Dalley stand• i>eside hls broom hand stitcher wllh equipment all ready aa if ba were ready to come out of ' retirement. l PRICED I ALL UNICO UPRIGHT FREEZERS UNICO CHEST FREEZERS et5 cu. FT. el7 cu. FT. ... ... e21 cu. FT. e30 cu. FT. ...... • eu cu. FT. - Only $199.00 et7 cu. n. - Only $229.00 e21 cu. n.- O•ly $259.00 I WHITE PAINT ..,",: .,. -,, ~ ' ·. " .. ·'· ,. '. - ~ :... . ' ' ' BARN PAINT SALE P.99 - ' - - - - PRICE - ,•.... .... . ... ~ e RED RIG. .I- I •• o • Only Only Only Only $239.00 $259.00 $289.00 $369.00 Refrigerators & Combinations e13 cu. ft. Combination- S249·00 e1s cu. ft. Combination- S299·00 ALL OF OUR APPLIANCES CARRY A 5 YEAR WARRANTY AND A 5 YEAR FOOD STORAGE GUARANTEE. ASK ABOUT OUR BIG FREE OFFER WITH ALL OF OUR FREEZERS AND COMBINATIONS IN 2 GALLON CAN • t' ' e OUTSIDE 0 •• o o o ., ,, Pomeroy, Ohio FOR OUR FREE DOOR PRIZES REG. SALE $5.39 - - - - PRICE .. • • Mnlb.,rrv Ave. FOR. OUR , FREE ' DOOR PRIZES RECONDITIONED: ~ND : ,_ RUDY TO BAlE . ~ RACINE, 0. STOP INI REGISTER $415 Gttl. GOOD USED 4ST HAY Phone WY-2·2115 STOP INI REGISTEt USED QALE~ Sugar Run Flour Mills MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. ~-" SEEDER - Retired broom maker Frank Dalley, formerly of Meigs county and now a realdent of Radcliffe on Routs 383 In VInton county, d~mci~ lllrates how , ~~eeds are taken from broom} cot.!'·~ f'!. , , : through 11.1e of a neder or what II commoul¥ ·~.,ued. ,.. ""' ' ~' ~)d ·.. a qllnder. *FARM SUPPLIES NOW IN STOCK! America . The obsolete broom maldng equipment inelodea the old broom winder, broom p~en, hand stitcher, broom wino der, and cutter. "It all IJe. longed to my fatber and i& nearly 100 years old," said Dailey. While living ill Melp county in tbe 1920's, Dalo ley made broollla at Lau. rei Cliff and later at 1111 ', residence in Hobson. *Field Seeds *Fertilizer S] ., Gil. ., IN 2 GALLON CAN • POMEROY LANDMARK J.eck W. Ceney, Mgr. E. Mlin St. OPEN TIL 9 PM MoNDAY 1HIU WY 2-2111 SAJ\;-y �t • ' ;.DJIIy Sentinel, Pomeroy-MiddlePQrt, 0., J1111e 15, 11M3 --- - - - ., "' I • •• . ,. . .... - ' ' ., t I . . ' ' ~Profit' Or 'Loss?'}kOften Mis-'Used In Poultry Business ' ~ENTUHl F eat u re Page '' LOOKitG ·FOI ' Haying Tools? Sportsmen Will . I - ' DISPL.\YS TROPHY- Blll Neal, left, displays treaaurid Class B tro- Gather Thursday phy to Tommy Reuter at 1960 shoot Barely in the picture at right Is retired businessman and still community leader Dor Shaefer, another veteran of many, many gun club shoots, •.. At Attr'ctl~ LOW PRICES \ GuN SHOOT FIXTURE -Is Frank W!Jl, center, Pomeroy's most we)\. known bachelor and haberdasher, who is lighting up his old briar In company with George Hobatetter, Jr., right, banker; VIc Hannaba, left, In checkered cap, supermarli:'t assistant manager, and in backgroilnd, Haro old Lohse, dru&ist. A rovin& camera·caught them at tba 1960 thoot. Hundreds of men - with not a woman In sightwill gather at the Pomeroy Gun Club grounds June 20 for the club-sponsored , traditional, annual shoot. This shoot literally reeks with Meigs county history. Its winners iloclude names of state and nationally recognized trap shooters such as the late Dr L. G. Gribble and Eddie Epple, Ohio Co-Champs in the first decade of this century, and both of Pomeroy. · The shoot attracts men who are sportsmen, others who like to be around sportsmen. and still others who just respond to the atmosphere of a day out in the open tuned to banging shootguns, convivial talk, plenty of good food, and other refreshments. It is the kind of a day that eases a business or professional man's .jangled nerves and starts his ulcer healing. • NewHollend • Messey-FergUIOII BALERS RAKES MOWERS CRUSHERS eSEE US Fulton-Thompson Tractor Sales WY 2-5101 Sprina An. ,,.,..,,.,..,,.,,. Opening at noon Thursday, the event offers three divisions for trapshooters with trophies In each. Advance tickets are $2 and pre-shoot sales end Wednesday night Admission at the gate will be $2.50. Thirty-one door prizes are being offered this year. Supper begins at 6 p.m. The event is stag, and for adults only. HF.RE'S AN EYE-STOPPER - This unusual picture believed tak.en aboutl910, and copied for The Daily :ik¥upel, prQv,i!~,ilie annual Gun Club Shoot II no fly -by-night sporting event The late Hart Stanbery, wlth arms on hlps,watchE>s his sister, Louise, snap a pil'ture of tlie fate Dr. L. G. Gribble, winner of the 1907 Gun Shoot at traps on the Eddie Leifheit farm back of Prospect HIJJ,Dr. Gribble and the late Eddie Epple (in hard hat~xtreme right), were Ohio CO. Champs as trapshooters in those days. Sentin€1 readers may be able to ldentifyothers in this rare, unusual photo. Retired Broommaker, Farmer Recalls 60 Years Work BY BOB WINGETT The chore of pushing a broom has always been something extraordinary for Frank Dailey who makes his home a few miles nurth of the Meigs county line on Route 383 in Vinton county. Mr. Dailey for nearly 60 years was a part-time broom maker before he retired. The Radcliffe resident Is still owner of a comlete outfit of now obsoete broom making equip. men! that easily could be put back into full operation. This retired broommaker learned the trade when he was a teen-ager r. A DEQO..DE AGO - Ten years ago the late A. H. (Dolph) Joachim was hale and hearty and was a popular Meigs county game protector. Here he flashn his characteristic grin with his accustomed "nico-tine stl<!k" in hand. · and had no ldfi.a, "I would continue it fo't almost 6G years." Making brooms may be classified as skilled work, or just a hobby, Mr. Dailey says he always did It as a hobby bec_atise a person couldn't make corn· bread living off Its returns. "!, nor the other manual broom makers, could compete after they s t a rted manufacturing them by machines," says Mr. Dailey. Tlte housewife never would realize the work that ·goes Into a hand· made broom unless she witnessed it Having a bit of broom corn on hand the 77 year-old Rad· cliffe man went to his shed where he had npd~ hundreds upon hundW of brooms and demonstrated to Ibis reporter how the housewife's favorite tool Is put togeth· bers as a boy that his father raised up to 30 acres of broom corn, "A person can make two or three dozen brooms a day by hand," according to the former Meigs man. er. , Mr. Dailey recalls FIRST, 'JIHI! broom making as a winFirst the .tef(yjle job which filled which is grown the lull in farm work: befor like other twfien harvesting and corn, must be· " plp'!fing, "You could call Then it Is treateil· · 11-1Uat a hobby, really, stored. Then ·" ·-- ':11l'l~.e:'tbe profits were so to be used in the ·-· --~·--lltt!e:"'-said Dailey. ot t broom· ___:.~~,;J!inll made_ broolll!l ~rt biggest job a mueti: supenor product, broom .c o r n Dalley says, to, those throu,Ch a c;'~~;~ .made. on automatic rnachine to ri . ~1!111~, but there just. . Hcds, !ben ~iE::;;;;,~~t!leb ma~ket . there ed, and put on a Ill! • oe. ' Dalley laid he ·'•$!eli:, thereused to ..,..,.,f.•,' "Sure Sign of Quality'' ' be several brooom makers in Meigs county a few years back, but you don't know of any today do you," said Dailey, at he stres8ed the ~~ tbat quantity o-ler quaJilv ; ii win!ling out in modern JOHN DEERE New Swath Fluffer Used Caterpillar SADDLES PHONE WI 9-3202 PEARL STREET NEW & USED EQUIPMENT OF ALL KINDS Judy Rigp Makes Twirling Edition The Natllllllll Balon TwlrUng ~anesvwe, GILMORE .Store In cbnjunctlon with lbe edl· of Prum Major MagaziDe, aiutOUIIeed Ute releaae of 13th SMUll library of the book "Who's WOO. in TWirUna." Featured In Ute It a pi<' lUre and biography of Judy Ann R!w. of Long Bottom, HAY BALERS ' HAND STITCHER - An important job In completing handmade brooms Is stltclling \he product tightly with strong thread. This is done with a large IH!edle and fast moving, accurate hands. Dalley stand• i>eside hls broom hand stitcher wllh equipment all ready aa if ba were ready to come out of ' retirement. l PRICED I ALL UNICO UPRIGHT FREEZERS UNICO CHEST FREEZERS et5 cu. FT. el7 cu. FT. ... ... e21 cu. FT. e30 cu. FT. ...... • eu cu. FT. - Only $199.00 et7 cu. n. - Only $229.00 e21 cu. n.- O•ly $259.00 I WHITE PAINT ..,",: .,. -,, ~ ' ·. " .. ·'· ,. '. - ~ :... . ' ' ' BARN PAINT SALE P.99 - ' - - - - PRICE - ,•.... .... . ... ~ e RED RIG. .I- I •• o • Only Only Only Only $239.00 $259.00 $289.00 $369.00 Refrigerators & Combinations e13 cu. ft. Combination- S249·00 e1s cu. ft. Combination- S299·00 ALL OF OUR APPLIANCES CARRY A 5 YEAR WARRANTY AND A 5 YEAR FOOD STORAGE GUARANTEE. ASK ABOUT OUR BIG FREE OFFER WITH ALL OF OUR FREEZERS AND COMBINATIONS IN 2 GALLON CAN • t' ' e OUTSIDE 0 •• o o o ., ,, Pomeroy, Ohio FOR OUR FREE DOOR PRIZES REG. SALE $5.39 - - - - PRICE .. • • Mnlb.,rrv Ave. FOR. OUR , FREE ' DOOR PRIZES RECONDITIONED: ~ND : ,_ RUDY TO BAlE . ~ RACINE, 0. STOP INI REGISTER $415 Gttl. GOOD USED 4ST HAY Phone WY-2·2115 STOP INI REGISTEt USED QALE~ Sugar Run Flour Mills MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. ~-" SEEDER - Retired broom maker Frank Dalley, formerly of Meigs county and now a realdent of Radcliffe on Routs 383 In VInton county, d~mci~ lllrates how , ~~eeds are taken from broom} cot.!'·~ f'!. , , : through 11.1e of a neder or what II commoul¥ ·~.,ued. ,.. ""' ' ~' ~)d ·.. a qllnder. *FARM SUPPLIES NOW IN STOCK! America . The obsolete broom maldng equipment inelodea the old broom winder, broom p~en, hand stitcher, broom wino der, and cutter. "It all IJe. longed to my fatber and i& nearly 100 years old," said Dailey. While living ill Melp county in tbe 1920's, Dalo ley made broollla at Lau. rei Cliff and later at 1111 ', residence in Hobson. *Field Seeds *Fertilizer S] ., Gil. ., IN 2 GALLON CAN • POMEROY LANDMARK J.eck W. Ceney, Mgr. E. Mlin St. OPEN TIL 9 PM MoNDAY 1HIU WY 2-2111 SAJ\;-y �.. . \' .. I ' Athens Team Wins SEOGA Pro·Am Tountament,,Over:36 Other.Entries J ~ ~"! .!riltcldl~, ~.• June 11, loe!·l Did Yb11 Know That. . . .. • ~-. , ~ DaUr • r. --·•'---- ...... . lin. elj• . . . . . . lllfili'L llaJe Wellul!ll , . . , 411 ...,.. ~,..... ~i.e daJ, Clr!:le ... ·l dllt ... D>l.,.. Kn. Circle llld n.. """' Clldt . . . .. Kn. Ralpll Lee .., ~- lWieft Leo of ~ lodmolay, Mt. and 1111•. Wltdal 0ur1 ond ....... ., ........... ~~ I:·.ra-=t:o4=: Mrs. Paul 8diltl! ill PiirtJanll bas boeu 8llloliDf Mr. IIDII Mrs. Dan 11111111 Wlllllllllt wori. Mrs. Dan SmHI1 jiJd dau. ~ter ........., . _ tt. lbe hospital Frlday. The Fll'ill Olilelil f-11 elub met with Margaret Ami Car]t. ton Tueoday nilht. • -l!ilillo llll b Pl. Pleaeant, 'R. Va.; Mn.IJto via JI'Owlet llld Mr. and Kn. Hobart DIBOll, OelllpaU.: Mr. Society News and Mrs. llarley Moore, Bmltl>ville, W. Va.; Mr. llld Mrs. Marvin Speneer, Pall'bonl, and Mrs. Georae Stace Jr. IIIII Kn. Charles lloffner, Findlay. SHOP •••• THE SHOIIOX In Miclclleport ·Open Saturdays . 9AMto9PM Enjoy quick, easy selection of decorative wall panelina '""' 0111 Special WELDWOOD• Display Hoinldtotorcycles With lltttrle Starlen l'!rlcld FI'OIII $269 ro $742JO ' EASY. TERM( ; .i .you want ifto be erotected bY. a 'h~ · BP,italizatioll ian that • '' guara11teed Property Transfers A NEW IDEA FOR A NEW ERA H-W: YOU HEARD ABOU T THE NEW LOW·COST BUDGET MASTER , Chocne from a 14 t vi Jtyl• cwJ tpadw ... rl!llewable AMERICAN· ORIOOIL ·MRICAN f~rlife, •W\IIILitl!ll the man to 1ee i1 your man from Nationwide: fAIIU HOSPITAL PLAIT Auth~ii2•d O.Oier For •BALDWIN ond OTHIR .AMOUl NANDI MAx WAID . W'l t-2460 ItS I. 2114 CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. PHONE.WO PT. PLiiASANT, W.VA. Pol11111r Beautiful ~ ...... ' ,..J ···~fli~VISION ,,, --- Bulk Tank Service mea ~-~~_~· what ~ell I ~ j (' v •srfuo· ----- - - We halldle all for botU• gas. We service we Rutland Furniture RUTLAND, OHIO PhoneSH. '2-4811 ~ ~~ NOTICE! • MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS 1he tu book1 are now open ror the June or Second ! . . CLYDE G. MILHONE Mlltt Gliilnly Trtllurll'. ' • ' ,. ~DAIRY ., Nfhe .. 16th . •'""dlilt .......,... . . .~INa • ·' 'Jtlop For Your p,.. half collection of t.he 11182 Real Estate taxes. Also for delinquent tax. Closin& !late will be July 1st, 1963. "FREE • Maot beautiful FritidafN lllrlhw _, - yours at ., ...II Prloe. • Full-wlath freeze.- cheot haldl 6J.Ibs. of frozen fOOd. • Slidina Chill ~ keeps fnlell meat , _ lnd qufe:k Cftlttl fM. • Full•klth fruit and veptab!41 ltydftlor plus ltollllfl In 0. IIMr, I . .... .. ... .. . of talks refrigerator bargainI ' ~1\IGIDAIRE Dll'f v • • • flotE FAMILY R&F-~lRATOR . .. .'', -~·' .. . , · _., fU·. . . , "~~Tr '2.1'9·": :-. �.. . \' .. I ' Athens Team Wins SEOGA Pro·Am Tountament,,Over:36 Other.Entries J ~ ~"! .!riltcldl~, ~.• June 11, loe!·l Did Yb11 Know That. . . .. • ~-. , ~ DaUr • r. --·•'---- ...... . lin. elj• . . . . . . lllfili'L llaJe Wellul!ll , . . , 411 ...,.. ~,..... ~i.e daJ, Clr!:le ... ·l dllt ... D>l.,.. Kn. Circle llld n.. """' Clldt . . . .. Kn. Ralpll Lee .., ~- lWieft Leo of ~ lodmolay, Mt. and 1111•. Wltdal 0ur1 ond ....... ., ........... ~~ I:·.ra-=t:o4=: Mrs. Paul 8diltl! ill PiirtJanll bas boeu 8llloliDf Mr. IIDII Mrs. Dan 11111111 Wlllllllllt wori. Mrs. Dan SmHI1 jiJd dau. ~ter ........., . _ tt. lbe hospital Frlday. The Fll'ill Olilelil f-11 elub met with Margaret Ami Car]t. ton Tueoday nilht. • -l!ilillo llll b Pl. Pleaeant, 'R. Va.; Mn.IJto via JI'Owlet llld Mr. and Kn. Hobart DIBOll, OelllpaU.: Mr. Society News and Mrs. llarley Moore, Bmltl>ville, W. Va.; Mr. llld Mrs. Marvin Speneer, Pall'bonl, and Mrs. Georae Stace Jr. IIIII Kn. Charles lloffner, Findlay. SHOP •••• THE SHOIIOX In Miclclleport ·Open Saturdays . 9AMto9PM Enjoy quick, easy selection of decorative wall panelina '""' 0111 Special WELDWOOD• Display Hoinldtotorcycles With lltttrle Starlen l'!rlcld FI'OIII $269 ro $742JO ' EASY. TERM( ; .i .you want ifto be erotected bY. a 'h~ · BP,italizatioll ian that • '' guara11teed Property Transfers A NEW IDEA FOR A NEW ERA H-W: YOU HEARD ABOU T THE NEW LOW·COST BUDGET MASTER , Chocne from a 14 t vi Jtyl• cwJ tpadw ... rl!llewable AMERICAN· ORIOOIL ·MRICAN f~rlife, •W\IIILitl!ll the man to 1ee i1 your man from Nationwide: fAIIU HOSPITAL PLAIT Auth~ii2•d O.Oier For •BALDWIN ond OTHIR .AMOUl NANDI MAx WAID . W'l t-2460 ItS I. 2114 CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. PHONE.WO PT. PLiiASANT, W.VA. Pol11111r Beautiful ~ ...... ' ,..J ···~fli~VISION ,,, --- Bulk Tank Service mea ~-~~_~· what ~ell I ~ j (' v •srfuo· ----- - - We halldle all for botU• gas. We service we Rutland Furniture RUTLAND, OHIO PhoneSH. '2-4811 ~ ~~ NOTICE! • MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS 1he tu book1 are now open ror the June or Second ! . . CLYDE G. MILHONE Mlltt Gliilnly Trtllurll'. ' • ' ,. ~DAIRY ., Nfhe .. 16th . •'""dlilt .......,... . . .~INa • ·' 'Jtlop For Your p,.. half collection of t.he 11182 Real Estate taxes. Also for delinquent tax. Closin& !late will be July 1st, 1963. "FREE • Maot beautiful FritidafN lllrlhw _, - yours at ., ...II Prloe. • Full-wlath freeze.- cheot haldl 6J.Ibs. of frozen fOOd. • Slidina Chill ~ keeps fnlell meat , _ lnd qufe:k Cftlttl fM. • Full•klth fruit and veptab!41 ltydftlor plus ltollllfl In 0. IIMr, I . .... .. ... .. . of talks refrigerator bargainI ' ~1\IGIDAIRE Dll'f v • • • flotE FAMILY R&F-~lRATOR . .. .'', -~·' .. . , · _., fU·. . . , "~~Tr '2.1'9·": :-. �< .· J • ··- 11""-------"l,8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., _June lS, 1963 Hoover Is,· Serif!us{j II( WANT AD INFORIM TION DLWLINilS ...... • . • ·u., ... _ ~ I I'WIJUetiU. .................... . I;ANt;I!:U.A TIUNS CO BRilL"11UNS I .e"'•'H @CIJ ~ A ..... ,.,., "" . . hll-'i'* .U'I .. ll llWULAflUNS ... fill"'""' ...-.. •liM ~ W . . . , 1!1 ~ UJ' otlb tiiH"'ef '*~-·a• ............ e:r-." ..,IIIli ·lft-dl l!lf!lJ .,. .. Elllt. .IJII:.o• """ ""' ........porwtto~t tot • .,,.. ! till' 111r "'·nM'I!M •1'1Hr'1011 F'or Wan t .1\d Servtcl • \.:en\> pa• ·• .... m ...,., M•nl "'ll"' r~ h111r1• C•n"' " ' •ord fo• Heuthe Alltrti- ~ -til Mli'M - 111.aertlmu •• Trade 'n' Travel Time -weed 1s ·Cfilet Counsel For USED CAR BUYS 1959 Rembler Americen 2 Door_ $695 6 cyl. StandaJid trans. Radio and he.ter, &ood tirel, solid body - &pecial 1958 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Door _ $895 V8 motor; automatic trans. Radio and beater, original white and black finish, spolle• interior • 1957 Chevrolet 210-4 Door _ _ _ $795 Station Wagon . 8 eyl. motor just overhauled, standard tran s., clea n vinyl interior, ivory Qver rose fillish. all rood tires . ...nu pel •01'0 .w IJe eta•ra:•., toT ad•ertlltnt IJ tiO' rut• relol ... t "1 1(1 ..,n hll' to d.,, aft~ ~· ·Dit otll CARD OJ' ,() •ord ai wnrd •' rRAN&i - ll .Jb 1111 n1n1mum &aeb lll<tdltmn•~ 1 ,..D, Ohltuarlet oahll...,. l>fl •nrd OFY!Ct HOURS &::Ill ~ Salul'd•) ~ lr ):Of' I' M Uall' 8 ::1(1 " M l" t~,m n oo1' IT'S SO !:ASY TO PLACE A RESTTLT PRUUllt.1NG WAN'l All -MAIN!:>' &EO l2' NOea7'f PHONE WY 2-2157 EJ..5E EIPIH WANTE0 10 t<NOWAN'ITHING '!lOUT IT'll ....-- -~ Simeral Asks Sunday Hunt Bill's Defeat ' t DICK TRACY · A 0.,;1 II ... Qaotaa. •• QPTWAKXAY'II: JIPXI' . Bl1 BJB: BJY JII'II:TI'AJ JPKJ . .K ,W K WTBl1BWl1 .-PI'J'PKV li'BPK ITS OPIINT WE L.EFT IT TBUWX• CLOSED. KPQD• GBAO '1'8111:&1...,.. Oi)PtoqaOiel 'l'RII "RICHeST SOIL, l r tnf• etnmVATill), l'IIODUCIIII THB RANKEST WBDMI PLUTAIICB ' ... .,. • WMPO ·Radio -----7:05 Breakfasl Party MONDAY TBRV FRIDAY Lancaster ToHost'64 SEOGA Event ' 1:15 Jones Buick Slww UO Sign On Neww 10:05 Po!U Party 10:35 Public Service 1:05 Sacred Heart . 1:20 Country Jamboree 11:05 Top Ten Show 1:30 Farm Nel\'ll '1: 12:00 Noon Report Breakful Party 12:30 Rev. Merlln Teell , 7 06 1:05 Platter Party "I want aomethlnc for a birthday p r - ••• to 7:15 BriJbl Star Sbow 8:110 Sundown Serenade _ make aure I pt ·one, I meanl" 7:35 Plctlnl lldwr Show 7:30 Sign OH 7:&0 N""" Report - Ohio 8:00 Sign 0H - Juno 8?00 Breakfasl Party SUNDAY 1:110 Breakfast Party 110p_ 7:30 Sign On Nel\'ll ,, 9:o5 Coffee Witb Janel 8:011 Baptist Layman's. Hour Monday lbru Friday 11:55 Mason _ · Cwnty. News 9:45 Betty Newton 1:35 Hour of Deliverance 8:00 Sign On 112:00 ~ty - Newa .. 10:05 Miniaterial Asaoe. (Rev. Paul J01101) 12:05 Noon NIWII . 1:05 Musical Clock 10:20 Country Hoe Down 1:00 Wings o1 Heallna 12:10 Ohio News 7:00 News 11:05 Swap Silo~ 1:30 Sunday Show 12:15 Markell T-iO Musical Clock , 1 , 11:110 FM'm Nm, ,.,. . . 10:110 Voice of Prophecy 12:20 Buliatl!l Jlovd .. 7:30 Nel\'ll lleadlln•• . 11:~ Family won.~ Bour-Tbu 10:35 Sunday Sbow 12::15 NI!WI 0 Gr~. 7:s0 Musical Clock !%:lit" NOon RepOrt , 11:110 Country Hymntime 12: 3D Agriculture Agent 7:45 '!be LlfeUne 12:15 Music Jusl For You 12:110 Noon Report 12:45 Country Go Rolllld 8:~ Ohio Vajley News 12:15 Goessier'a Gue:rt Star-Frl 12:15 '!be Search 1:55 N~l\'ll Bea,l . ., 1:05 World & Ohio News l:oO Platter Party , 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teell 2:00 Country Go Round 8:10 Sparta Today t:15 Blaettnar Auw Sbow 1:00 siily Graham 2:55 New• Beal · 8:15 Weather Picture 4:30 Local News 1:30 '!be Lulheru llou!' 3:00 ~ Way Matm. 8:16 Musicol Clock 4 : ~ IIUJ Stem Sports 2:00 Signs ct tbe T~ 3:55 Nel\'ll 1!\!41 8:H Community News 8:110 Bowllng Scores (Rev. W. S. Billupa) 4:110 Disclng witb Doss 1:00 Laiehslring 6:05 Van Palrict Sports 2:15 Public Service 4: 30 IJ)J;ercpange 1:311'""-J'ubllc Service 1:20 Sundown Sereuade 2:35 '!be Big Life ~:110 Qlmmunil)l,.. News t':45 Family Worship Hour 7:05 '!be World Today S:OO SundaJ SOO..ca!l 5:05 World & NatiODai Ne"" 10:00 Muon County News 7:30 Sign 00 4:00 Hour of Decision 5: 15 · Spotllght on Sparta 10:05 Talk of the Town 8:110 Sign 00 - June 4:0 Jobn GrJffln 5:25 Weatbercul 10:55 News SATURDAY 5:00 SUndar Sbo1realo 5:30 Djoner M)•""•le 11:55 Morning Melodies 6:00 Sign On News · 1:00 Sundown Serenade '(OICepl Friday: Churcb 5:55 m.Ide Book~ Country Jamboree 7:10 Sign Off 1:05 6:110 ~!lllvil. " Bella Rlui\ 8:110 f!iP · OH 8:30 Farm NeW. 1:00 Sign OH - June 11:411 W~ld Newa ,_ -------- -- - ------ i WJEH RADIO '• LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIS L•L·LMPIN' LIZAR~! GEEf fT'S SO LONELV I HAVEN'T WHE.RE"O SEEN A90U\.. 131HcE WE CAM& n•no !HESE THATGN COME PROM~ YElJ..Q\,jj HORSE1 APII=ICHE; MY 8LOOO SI(O'Tl-l£1?r fiE'S !%:EN WITt-\ U9 f THE PAST TWO t¥h'S HE"G M't' FRI~/ MOUIITI\IN<O! vt~PI .,.;-~_,...--' ABBIE AND SLATS • "~ O'!N'f- toO 11'1 Al WITH .. OUT PllOPfR. AUTI-IORrTVAND WITl·l SUf~ICIENT TIME TO ~ACE THE CAI.t. .' t TOU> YOO, H'ONN-IT'S PROBABlY SOME STlJPID ~AC T ICIIL JOI<fR WHO 6-E-rS HIS I<IC!t~ OUT 01= DI5TUR81NG PEOPL E'S SLEEP. DON 'T LET tT GET '/00 ' B• GEORGE WONDER TIRR.Y - """" "'~ . MA'AM . :.wAT5 MAIQHA FOR SALE VOGUE.! DRIVE IN LANDMARK FOR YOUR Free Water Glasses __:::LEGAL NOTICE ' ,,:,. ., ··•'• ' c;-RRRI'I•--I'M 50 MAJ)AT .........., '' . ' ~- �< .· J • ··- 11""-------"l,8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., _June lS, 1963 Hoover Is,· Serif!us{j II( WANT AD INFORIM TION DLWLINilS ...... • . • ·u., ... _ ~ I I'WIJUetiU. .................... . I;ANt;I!:U.A TIUNS CO BRilL"11UNS I .e"'•'H @CIJ ~ A ..... ,.,., "" . . hll-'i'* .U'I .. ll llWULAflUNS ... fill"'""' ...-.. •liM ~ W . . . , 1!1 ~ UJ' otlb tiiH"'ef '*~-·a• ............ e:r-." ..,IIIli ·lft-dl l!lf!lJ .,. .. Elllt. .IJII:.o• """ ""' ........porwtto~t tot • .,,.. ! till' 111r "'·nM'I!M •1'1Hr'1011 F'or Wan t .1\d Servtcl • \.:en\> pa• ·• .... m ...,., M•nl "'ll"' r~ h111r1• C•n"' " ' •ord fo• Heuthe Alltrti- ~ -til Mli'M - 111.aertlmu •• Trade 'n' Travel Time -weed 1s ·Cfilet Counsel For USED CAR BUYS 1959 Rembler Americen 2 Door_ $695 6 cyl. StandaJid trans. Radio and he.ter, &ood tirel, solid body - &pecial 1958 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Door _ $895 V8 motor; automatic trans. Radio and beater, original white and black finish, spolle• interior • 1957 Chevrolet 210-4 Door _ _ _ $795 Station Wagon . 8 eyl. motor just overhauled, standard tran s., clea n vinyl interior, ivory Qver rose fillish. all rood tires . ...nu pel •01'0 .w IJe eta•ra:•., toT ad•ertlltnt IJ tiO' rut• relol ... t "1 1(1 ..,n hll' to d.,, aft~ ~· ·Dit otll CARD OJ' ,() •ord ai wnrd •' rRAN&i - ll .Jb 1111 n1n1mum &aeb lll<tdltmn•~ 1 ,..D, Ohltuarlet oahll...,. l>fl •nrd OFY!Ct HOURS &::Ill ~ Salul'd•) ~ lr ):Of' I' M Uall' 8 ::1(1 " M l" t~,m n oo1' IT'S SO !:ASY TO PLACE A RESTTLT PRUUllt.1NG WAN'l All -MAIN!:>' &EO l2' NOea7'f PHONE WY 2-2157 EJ..5E EIPIH WANTE0 10 t<NOWAN'ITHING '!lOUT IT'll ....-- -~ Simeral Asks Sunday Hunt Bill's Defeat ' t DICK TRACY · A 0.,;1 II ... Qaotaa. •• QPTWAKXAY'II: JIPXI' . Bl1 BJB: BJY JII'II:TI'AJ JPKJ . .K ,W K WTBl1BWl1 .-PI'J'PKV li'BPK ITS OPIINT WE L.EFT IT TBUWX• CLOSED. KPQD• GBAO '1'8111:&1...,.. Oi)PtoqaOiel 'l'RII "RICHeST SOIL, l r tnf• etnmVATill), l'IIODUCIIII THB RANKEST WBDMI PLUTAIICB ' ... .,. • WMPO ·Radio -----7:05 Breakfasl Party MONDAY TBRV FRIDAY Lancaster ToHost'64 SEOGA Event ' 1:15 Jones Buick Slww UO Sign On Neww 10:05 Po!U Party 10:35 Public Service 1:05 Sacred Heart . 1:20 Country Jamboree 11:05 Top Ten Show 1:30 Farm Nel\'ll '1: 12:00 Noon Report Breakful Party 12:30 Rev. Merlln Teell , 7 06 1:05 Platter Party "I want aomethlnc for a birthday p r - ••• to 7:15 BriJbl Star Sbow 8:110 Sundown Serenade _ make aure I pt ·one, I meanl" 7:35 Plctlnl lldwr Show 7:30 Sign OH 7:&0 N""" Report - Ohio 8:00 Sign 0H - Juno 8?00 Breakfasl Party SUNDAY 1:110 Breakfast Party 110p_ 7:30 Sign On Nel\'ll ,, 9:o5 Coffee Witb Janel 8:011 Baptist Layman's. Hour Monday lbru Friday 11:55 Mason _ · Cwnty. News 9:45 Betty Newton 1:35 Hour of Deliverance 8:00 Sign On 112:00 ~ty - Newa .. 10:05 Miniaterial Asaoe. (Rev. Paul J01101) 12:05 Noon NIWII . 1:05 Musical Clock 10:20 Country Hoe Down 1:00 Wings o1 Heallna 12:10 Ohio News 7:00 News 11:05 Swap Silo~ 1:30 Sunday Show 12:15 Markell T-iO Musical Clock , 1 , 11:110 FM'm Nm, ,.,. . . 10:110 Voice of Prophecy 12:20 Buliatl!l Jlovd .. 7:30 Nel\'ll lleadlln•• . 11:~ Family won.~ Bour-Tbu 10:35 Sunday Sbow 12::15 NI!WI 0 Gr~. 7:s0 Musical Clock !%:lit" NOon RepOrt , 11:110 Country Hymntime 12: 3D Agriculture Agent 7:45 '!be LlfeUne 12:15 Music Jusl For You 12:110 Noon Report 12:45 Country Go Rolllld 8:~ Ohio Vajley News 12:15 Goessier'a Gue:rt Star-Frl 12:15 '!be Search 1:55 N~l\'ll Bea,l . ., 1:05 World & Ohio News l:oO Platter Party , 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teell 2:00 Country Go Round 8:10 Sparta Today t:15 Blaettnar Auw Sbow 1:00 siily Graham 2:55 New• Beal · 8:15 Weather Picture 4:30 Local News 1:30 '!be Lulheru llou!' 3:00 ~ Way Matm. 8:16 Musicol Clock 4 : ~ IIUJ Stem Sports 2:00 Signs ct tbe T~ 3:55 Nel\'ll 1!\!41 8:H Community News 8:110 Bowllng Scores (Rev. W. S. Billupa) 4:110 Disclng witb Doss 1:00 Laiehslring 6:05 Van Palrict Sports 2:15 Public Service 4: 30 IJ)J;ercpange 1:311'""-J'ubllc Service 1:20 Sundown Sereuade 2:35 '!be Big Life ~:110 Qlmmunil)l,.. News t':45 Family Worship Hour 7:05 '!be World Today S:OO SundaJ SOO..ca!l 5:05 World & NatiODai Ne"" 10:00 Muon County News 7:30 Sign 00 4:00 Hour of Decision 5: 15 · Spotllght on Sparta 10:05 Talk of the Town 8:110 Sign 00 - June 4:0 Jobn GrJffln 5:25 Weatbercul 10:55 News SATURDAY 5:00 SUndar Sbo1realo 5:30 Djoner M)•""•le 11:55 Morning Melodies 6:00 Sign On News · 1:00 Sundown Serenade '(OICepl Friday: Churcb 5:55 m.Ide Book~ Country Jamboree 7:10 Sign Off 1:05 6:110 ~!lllvil. " Bella Rlui\ 8:110 f!iP · OH 8:30 Farm NeW. 1:00 Sign OH - June 11:411 W~ld Newa ,_ -------- -- - ------ i WJEH RADIO '• LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIS L•L·LMPIN' LIZAR~! GEEf fT'S SO LONELV I HAVEN'T WHE.RE"O SEEN A90U\.. 131HcE WE CAM& n•no !HESE THATGN COME PROM~ YElJ..Q\,jj HORSE1 APII=ICHE; MY 8LOOO SI(O'Tl-l£1?r fiE'S !%:EN WITt-\ U9 f THE PAST TWO t¥h'S HE"G M't' FRI~/ MOUIITI\IN<O! vt~PI .,.;-~_,...--' ABBIE AND SLATS • "~ O'!N'f- toO 11'1 Al WITH .. OUT PllOPfR. AUTI-IORrTVAND WITl·l SUf~ICIENT TIME TO ~ACE THE CAI.t. .' t TOU> YOO, H'ONN-IT'S PROBABlY SOME STlJPID ~AC T ICIIL JOI<fR WHO 6-E-rS HIS I<IC!t~ OUT 01= DI5TUR81NG PEOPL E'S SLEEP. DON 'T LET tT GET '/00 ' B• GEORGE WONDER TIRR.Y - """" "'~ . MA'AM . :.wAT5 MAIQHA FOR SALE VOGUE.! DRIVE IN LANDMARK FOR YOUR Free Water Glasses __:::LEGAL NOTICE ' ,,:,. ., ··•'• ' c;-RRRI'I•--I'M 50 MAJ)AT .........., '' . ' ~- �.' l' ............ t'"'J'IP'!"",_,_ _ _ .... .1 ~.. t~- ·. " e i I l i .' ... • 3, e.ti.f.in e I • N0. 53 .• I •' • ' I I JUNE 17 Orbiting Valentina Won't Be Trying Rendezvous In Spaee MOSCOW (UPO world's first dimpled bachelor girl wore lipstick into space, and Russia's fifth naut whirled confidently their twin orbits today but apparently will not attempt a cosmoc boy-meets-girl act. Moscdw Radio said the space couple, Valentina Teresbkova, 26, a~td Lt. Col. .Valery F. Bykovsky, 28, slept well in their respectIve capsules aod began the day with calisthenics. The radio seid both were in "top " ' wearing matHp 011 her blaloric was fired inlo orbll Sunaboard tile VCIII<>k VI aad in "dlr..t vlclnlty" of By· Voatok V. whieh wu Friday. wo- wore Deo,llled The - · · feat oet off • wave of dellgbled female reliction aeroao the world at the new champion Ill women. Soviet Pre mler Niklto ~- Khruehcllev ra- MRS Boys 2Men, '"oman W Form Rocket CaplU_red To FLOOR POURED- Despite the fact that local volun leers failed to donate labor as was expected , a floor was poured for the Pomeroy footb•ll stadium project building a dressing room Saturday mormng. Only three Pomeroy helpers were on hand for the JOb, but out-of-town men came to their rescue and assisted with the cement job. The only local persons at the stadium when several truckloao, of Pomeroy Cement BIO<'k Co., ce~ ~ent was brought wer• Rei no Lind. who supervised the job, and lwo football players, Charles Hayes and Tom iLmd. Out of town men who came to donate their labor were Kenny Thomas. Ray Hart , and Ch;lrles Hart, all ~~~~~~!)~~'-:"~!~o~f~A~t~he~ns~;~B~o~bb~y~lk~t~n~s~a~n~d~C~a'!ro~l-!C~a~st~o"!~of1~c:~h;~e~s.;h:in•..Juhn E. and Sidney .J . Ervin of Portsmouth. Harry andDelmar L. Holon of Albany Rl. 3. Equipment for the pro ':": .. .... dioed her a m....ge u ohe or- Soviet Ieider Olld 11kl ohe would biled. " spare nothing" to eorry out her "Now you ,.. what women are asaJ81111101ll, capable of," he said. MOO«w Radio llld it 1 a.m. Khrushchev told the eosm-le u a.m. EDTI that Valent.lne had "I am very glad and feel father- completed more thu 14 orbits ly pride that ~ Is our girl. a ~rl aDd S,kovU, 411. from the laad of the Soviet•. that ".UI Right 17. - . m' the two Is the first in opace ... " ships ""' funelkmiaJ 110oiotbiy," Miss -Tereollkova, a pretty laos the radio said. "Tile proOft bywith a omall oplt ourl and a yen gienic condltionl are btlug main· for high adventure, tlumi<ed the talned iD !be cabinl of Jle shipL"" ~-.-:· ·:.:::=:..:=..-=---~- J )'1 "neiPhoto . ...~-:------~ ~~·· ' ";. ~irl Injured In Rural Road \uto mobiles Demolished • Jn with a f'ar driven by Miss Circle was admitted to C. Hen!->ley . 2J , of Long the hospital with a painfuJqhouJ. 1n , riff s ofricers said der injury. an ankle cut, a n d C~:~ld. bruises. ' hts . pa so;;t-nger. M i ~ .:.; and ~. were lhrown from the 1 Hensley reportedly sustail1l!d Chevrolet he was driv 1t1g < fa('e cut. elbow injury and a ldwell suffere-d a fract•Jre·f laceration of his left knee. He nip . ., r'ul un his head r.:1at was not admitted to the ho~;pii­ ired eight stitches. cut ..; (Jn Ial. !lbow , and a cut over hi<~ I Sheriff's officf'r~ said thf' s.e.. that needed lhree st itches cident ocrurred at 1 a.m SuD- ,, . SATURO.,Y, JU,_.E 15, 19d3 ,...":, MEIGS THEATRE " I'OMaROY, OHIO Wolt Dllftov'o "MIRACLE OF THI WHITE STALLIONS" (Technicolor> Robert Taylor Lilli Palmer, -- ·· · ··r Curt Jurgens, EddJe Albert. Dimer Colorcartoom .. ..... IIIII -- or---- • .:. ... M - ...lations also require oil banks, oavlnp ... ... ~ --_.IIIIIGRIII..,.... ..-. ......... Jllqllire ciatiDG, .......... - - - ......... JICIIpilllr• Soclol Socarilr • ...._.. ... ,._ ~ ........ ,.. .......... ~. palllllrol tllllti.., to""""' ... ~ - - ~- flila . ~ .......... _ . , ........ chi. . . . This pooooiiJ tor .a. folure wll kllllloc:t.cl .. tile- ....... Ftdla6 t& of - " " " •'llPIYIAC us Willi tllell Dllr •-• r ~ pililll) - •MJini r· I Jr nit'le 'a.k JQUI ....... FIRST NATIONAL BANK ,._.,POMEROY NATIONAL . BANK Ohio. "'!'! •' ~ 1' lnt~ On "'our Savlnp The FARMERS BANK and -Savings Company. Mo....,. i'edaral Rrirmo System Memb~r Fecl•r•l Deposit lnsur-..ce Cozpar~lon POMI!ItOY, OHIO, Ohio : " . } '1"~"1'· "· ,1. l. : i. ~, ·r. · '~!: ~r . . '"'"' o. AlthOUgh "laramie" ~J . ,. I, " . I ' '' i .' ..' '"i ,, .. ·J ;H' " ' .i r~ ' ordered", lllld " -~.~·~· 't~' I ' 'i.at ' ,.., ,.$ eToola · tiHou w~~rea " .. . ' eChnerd,.. . , , .... ._._, .....~•rf\.. .. u, '·'' ·' ellumlline '8nd .....,,. ~--.... We Pay 3% '"' . ~ ' •B;~Winf:.W•rlwl" ' •1j;o · 1... , ---1 If you how rwctntly moved to our community, you may still tMI Jtrange bet:ause you artn't used to uo, ,.t. Wo oro glod you are here 11d want to help , .. 911 settled right away. Rutland lllllclne . . I 1 ... .' 1 .~ , . v:!f,rm 1nd Chrclen Suppll111 · eip'ortlne Goods ,- " .... '1/ "'' not retu111 to the networlt sched 1 ne•t foU ~ u0 • ons of Robert F 11 wh u er, o costors os Je~s o . .11 · norper ' "'' be glod hi r. Ito • KIIOW !hot be 5 . hitclted on .to th e ·new 90m•nute ·~ ogon Train" . ewer ABC. TV scrtes Monday nights. eToya ind WhHI Gooclt ·: .. -:~ .-··· ''' N,O DOWN"' ~A'I'~T OO'f!PITHLY .· ... ".«t,ow . . . . ..,lB£it~1int:~aiil .BLocK co; .. 1','''.''1,• .~ ,~· A~-',..olo'.:.·.·/J,. ··~·Tbaiaaye.t. .: ~~..,.~..... ··, • 1 fli SCHARGES s u n d a y- 1 Bt>twfit Claims Kennedy and son. ;J ILang,villr: Felix Alklfe, Burl l.nwf'r This year udg · Bablt>, Middleport; Leroy I . : Mrs. Carl I ?ia lms for unemployment ben-' C). Knight. Pomeroy ..<\rthut Wi:;e, f1ts were lower this week thaa Ro. Pomeroy ; Cheryl Kuhn , Tup· a yea r ago according lo tht : Ro- ,PE:rs Plains: Sharon Williams, I Bureau of Unemployment Com. .n 3 IR1chwood . W.Va. 1pens.ation. Meigs county office ~~as i BIRTHS Sunday - Mr. and i., Pomerov . IMrs. Thomas S<'hoonuver. a Seventee~ initial claims were {' ,son . 1 flied which . added to 'IJfl contln'A m Ritchie , Columbus; Vincent I ' I .:OJEtt-A . JSILI),}\-COUNT •·. '( I 1 ,....U$1 YOI;IIt :!IQQ,IT ..... ~1,-1' I ·ood l <'< 4 ,; '"""" <<.>;4-j ~Atl'lirJ!rl• · . . . ued clajms, rnade 224 active ?TJ~ SW.\N IS ~F.AD p cla ims at week's end . The ft.. , ·. Otis Swan, 82, D1ed Saturday gurp a year ago was 278. · 1 Si s ." at Camden Clark hospital in SmJth Parkersbw·g. Mr . Swanwas the lsnloNGER INFLUENCE e. l son ol' the late Lorenzo and Ka- 1 WASHINGTON IUPl l - 'nat thry~ .Arnott . Swan. and tht- last : Welsh influence was sitonger thaa , . sur v1vmg chdd. the Russian influence fn the White ! R. Preceding him in death were House puppy sweepstakes,' it WM to- 1a brother, three s1sters and hi.s disrlosed this weekend. , ~c"-.l wife . Bert~a. in 1959. Mr. Swan Pushinka, the snow w~te q Boy5 was born 10. Long Bottom and he 1 ~viet Premier Nikita s. Khrualt.'<:.. " f"'1Y. for I~pent ~ost of his life there. ne chev gave Caro.Lioe K~~ .... ; IS survived by .several nieces and brougbt baek home; ,ftOm tJa, qt• •lmrer· 1 nepnews. Servtct!s will be erinarian's with the ~oqt - · 1 . su. day at 2 p. m. at the Arbaugh that reswtect ~.;, Funeral home In Tupl!"'• Plains mating w;tt, llaroilne't,. ,. . . of land bur~al rn the Sahd Hill ee- Weioh terrier Charlie . , . :: metecy at ~Am~ .11ottom 1be · ' "· 't· ,.. '·• • pllppi.. .oil-are ~ ' 4-! :.T o\ ·:.·I~· ~.~ M~igs Memorial Hospital Damages to the ca r were es·e ADMJSSSJONS Sa turda _ t1mated at $200. The power pole Y was not damaged and no , Mrs. Char l~s Deem, Portland : h r·Jed ~r Paul E<:rvin, Racine; Felix AI · c arges werp I .· Jn ki re. Harrisonvillt' . Mr s The third mishap came Sat· J}' Thuma.... Schnonov~r. Middle· urday on West Main·st al Car· , pori. ty 's restaurant where George ·en DJ SC HARCES Saturda y - 1 Conrad Rowlev of RD 1 Trov ~.v. Robert Stout, New Haven. San- backed into ; parked 'vehlcl; ~b- dra Roush, Syracuse; Chester owned by Char.Jes OhUnger of .-ed !Curry. Nt>w Haven ; Mrs . Chest · Rt. I. Middleport. There was lay er Wells and daughter, Long damage to the left sid~ of Oh4ltt· Bottom lmger 's car and minor damage her ADJ\'IISSJONS Su nd ay - to the humper of Rowley's auJame:-; Caldwf'll, Reedsville. to No arrests were reported. ::on- 1 Sue Circle. Racine. Sharon l.he iWIIliams. Richwood. W. Va . · Y . eitRtr~t~l ·Sv,;t~ea UA -···· ... - Sunday at 3:15 p.m . a c 8 r 11 . MllSOHDrive ·ln !heir c a_r :drow ned in the St'iolo RivPr sai d Winebrenner reached down { when hf' sl ippl-'d from a moss- , to pif'k something up from the J 1 roverPd dam :nour of his ca r . I . . Wejre ~leased to .~~bee that w~ hve.jolned HARDWARE WHO~ SALEaS; ·INC. a tumen(!ous "clealer ow~~· buying group. 'lbe buyilig power:t1 ·!IIOre' tban 500 dealers In eight states bas been eomblned so that we cu. MUA'J' A SAVINGS TO YOU. · · .. • ' RACINE HOME BANK . ~ eSERVICE -w·~ Ohio .. ' etuJidlng M•twl•l• Ohio Po....,..y '" ®JitalnlJii liferally tbouillldl of lfellll Wltlch I~ be "spec CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS CO. ' ' . ' · In a!ktltloll to our :regular ltoek Items, lfe have a ~'!:tete catalogue Como illlo our bank and toll the first omployoo you - that you oro ntw hore •.. and ,.. how last you wal moho • whole new .., of friends ... and who •• fool strange with tlloir friendsP Middleport l ' dellvered to you In a matter of days. We can provide, AT LOW, LOW PRICEII alJmist any ite!D In the following pl'llduet llnes: to .... )IOU -....."" Sodll s.:.ilr ~ . . . fDr- ~ illraiDr. idlllllflllllc ....... h ' 0 ~·-~~~~~~~-._ Soc:ial Securlly . . . . . . . . . . . a, tiline oat hot I of r- 34811. ........,..as to ......., ... w..rto honclliat )'0111'-. w lhlll ' · -PRIG:E:: .. '" ,. ' 0 ~Q .,............ --....................... . . I1Dt -'«! ploose do so - . whPII Y.as h~t b~ a n11.·k('l Plalf' Rnrl · drivt>n by Robert L. Winebrenroad l n~1ght 11-.111 m Genf'va. •nn. 19, of Syracuse, went out l On Sunda_v :.~I Columbus. H:wh. ·ol' control and hit a power pole ard W Gil bP, 1 . 11. Columbus . . on the Lincoln Hill road . Police 1 eQUALITY DO YOU FEEl STRANGE IN((-'-"'-'. . o e ,f STRANGE PlACE! ''. I Young_stown. . ,. til .., ......SIMla. ........,_, ....... Ill . ~·. ••' THAT GIYES .YOU THE BEST IN til......, -'lor .,.._._....._.torwparttll... cMieDdl of $10 -,. _.:.:·:.Wf· 'HA vt· BtlYlN 6 P0WE R crCNIIIIdtlllllalr.......,.,-.1 1111'., tl&1111t mey .bo due. This il not a new lalt, ~ Offirers said Robert Lee Forrest , 39, of Rutland . was arrest· ed Of! a driving while intoxicat· Pd charge alter his auto went out of control on West Main-st Th!.' dead included. un Friday tight •ll..ar Jackson. Kenneth Vill!am Dal':", :11. Springfield. n <:1 two-ear crash on L' . S. 35 On Sa turdav at Ge "eva . SvJ. al the Pomeroy-Mason bridge vania E . Sanker. 18 the dri v~r: and crashed into guard railing· Jtnnie M. Angelo , 21 : Sa nd ra ·on the right side of the high-Vansack. 18 . Darlen.:o K Muzen - w~:~y Su ntlay ar 11 p.m. Approxic. 21: Barbarct ('ow:Jn. 19 : and imately $200 damage was causJuliane M. c.>.'1lko. 21. all nf t>d lo ForrPsl's vehicle. NOWl .. ~. flldude• their de~) at 11 a.m. in which 14 vear- Je previous WPf>kend. ..,.•.. ANOTHER MERCHANDISING FIRST ' .. ... ligated the tra,,t.or accidenl oa : the Racme-Bashan road Satur- g Youngstown women. orial hospital ~id this morninJ rrded during the period for a lhe youth ~a s in fair condition. 'lal of 19 accidental '<;>at hs m A large Alhs-Ot.almers tra ("tur hio . Tiwre Wf're II drownings turnPd uver on Ervin ... ... .. .. . .~ ,. . ": '.,,, Hartenbac~ said his departnent also tnves-- ~ to an Eastern OhiO rar. R. D. was injur~. Meigs M ~m­ . ... ' ' ' .. • ........ ..'' ' "" . Sherif-f Robert C. · e\1 above the norma l dur· old Eugt'ne Ervin of Racine, !;.· ... AJI)fOR DIVIDENDS? 11IQI READ ON! ........ ... , EbBERFELbS IN POMEROY DO YOU REcEIVE INTEREST ~nsOhio ty counts I ·' ELBERFELDS ARE OPEN THIS EV~NJNG UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK . Running time 2Y.i Hrs. Admission: 7:5c &: 40c ,..,.. ~l~ day . -~·- I BE THRinYI SAVE OF YOUR SALESLIPS FROM ELBERFELD$ IN .POMEROY. Tonight thru Wedneld•y f ..'' -.~, ·~"' ' , "! I 1 I • 1 ! Tues·l 4!. , ~ ..-t .• ' 'iw J,'ty' 1·}1 .• �.' l' ............ t'"'J'IP'!"",_,_ _ _ .... .1 ~.. t~- ·. " e i I l i .' ... • 3, e.ti.f.in e I • N0. 53 .• I •' • ' I I JUNE 17 Orbiting Valentina Won't Be Trying Rendezvous In Spaee MOSCOW (UPO world's first dimpled bachelor girl wore lipstick into space, and Russia's fifth naut whirled confidently their twin orbits today but apparently will not attempt a cosmoc boy-meets-girl act. Moscdw Radio said the space couple, Valentina Teresbkova, 26, a~td Lt. Col. .Valery F. Bykovsky, 28, slept well in their respectIve capsules aod began the day with calisthenics. The radio seid both were in "top " ' wearing matHp 011 her blaloric was fired inlo orbll Sunaboard tile VCIII<>k VI aad in "dlr..t vlclnlty" of By· Voatok V. whieh wu Friday. wo- wore Deo,llled The - · · feat oet off • wave of dellgbled female reliction aeroao the world at the new champion Ill women. Soviet Pre mler Niklto ~- Khruehcllev ra- MRS Boys 2Men, '"oman W Form Rocket CaplU_red To FLOOR POURED- Despite the fact that local volun leers failed to donate labor as was expected , a floor was poured for the Pomeroy footb•ll stadium project building a dressing room Saturday mormng. Only three Pomeroy helpers were on hand for the JOb, but out-of-town men came to their rescue and assisted with the cement job. The only local persons at the stadium when several truckloao, of Pomeroy Cement BIO<'k Co., ce~ ~ent was brought wer• Rei no Lind. who supervised the job, and lwo football players, Charles Hayes and Tom iLmd. Out of town men who came to donate their labor were Kenny Thomas. Ray Hart , and Ch;lrles Hart, all ~~~~~~!)~~'-:"~!~o~f~A~t~he~ns~;~B~o~bb~y~lk~t~n~s~a~n~d~C~a'!ro~l-!C~a~st~o"!~of1~c:~h;~e~s.;h:in•..Juhn E. and Sidney .J . Ervin of Portsmouth. Harry andDelmar L. Holon of Albany Rl. 3. Equipment for the pro ':": .. .... dioed her a m....ge u ohe or- Soviet Ieider Olld 11kl ohe would biled. " spare nothing" to eorry out her "Now you ,.. what women are asaJ81111101ll, capable of," he said. MOO«w Radio llld it 1 a.m. Khrushchev told the eosm-le u a.m. EDTI that Valent.lne had "I am very glad and feel father- completed more thu 14 orbits ly pride that ~ Is our girl. a ~rl aDd S,kovU, 411. from the laad of the Soviet•. that ".UI Right 17. - . m' the two Is the first in opace ... " ships ""' funelkmiaJ 110oiotbiy," Miss -Tereollkova, a pretty laos the radio said. "Tile proOft bywith a omall oplt ourl and a yen gienic condltionl are btlug main· for high adventure, tlumi<ed the talned iD !be cabinl of Jle shipL"" ~-.-:· ·:.:::=:..:=..-=---~- J )'1 "neiPhoto . ...~-:------~ ~~·· ' ";. ~irl Injured In Rural Road \uto mobiles Demolished • Jn with a f'ar driven by Miss Circle was admitted to C. Hen!->ley . 2J , of Long the hospital with a painfuJqhouJ. 1n , riff s ofricers said der injury. an ankle cut, a n d C~:~ld. bruises. ' hts . pa so;;t-nger. M i ~ .:.; and ~. were lhrown from the 1 Hensley reportedly sustail1l!d Chevrolet he was driv 1t1g < fa('e cut. elbow injury and a ldwell suffere-d a fract•Jre·f laceration of his left knee. He nip . ., r'ul un his head r.:1at was not admitted to the ho~;pii­ ired eight stitches. cut ..; (Jn Ial. !lbow , and a cut over hi<~ I Sheriff's officf'r~ said thf' s.e.. that needed lhree st itches cident ocrurred at 1 a.m SuD- ,, . SATURO.,Y, JU,_.E 15, 19d3 ,...":, MEIGS THEATRE " I'OMaROY, OHIO Wolt Dllftov'o "MIRACLE OF THI WHITE STALLIONS" (Technicolor> Robert Taylor Lilli Palmer, -- ·· · ··r Curt Jurgens, EddJe Albert. Dimer Colorcartoom .. ..... IIIII -- or---- • .:. ... M - ...lations also require oil banks, oavlnp ... ... ~ --_.IIIIIGRIII..,.... ..-. ......... Jllqllire ciatiDG, .......... - - - ......... JICIIpilllr• Soclol Socarilr • ...._.. ... ,._ ~ ........ ,.. .......... ~. palllllrol tllllti.., to""""' ... ~ - - ~- flila . ~ .......... _ . , ........ chi. . . . This pooooiiJ tor .a. folure wll kllllloc:t.cl .. tile- ....... Ftdla6 t& of - " " " •'llPIYIAC us Willi tllell Dllr •-• r ~ pililll) - •MJini r· I Jr nit'le 'a.k JQUI ....... FIRST NATIONAL BANK ,._.,POMEROY NATIONAL . BANK Ohio. "'!'! •' ~ 1' lnt~ On "'our Savlnp The FARMERS BANK and -Savings Company. Mo....,. i'edaral Rrirmo System Memb~r Fecl•r•l Deposit lnsur-..ce Cozpar~lon POMI!ItOY, OHIO, Ohio : " . } '1"~"1'· "· ,1. l. : i. ~, ·r. · '~!: ~r . . '"'"' o. AlthOUgh "laramie" ~J . ,. I, " . I ' '' i .' ..' '"i ,, .. ·J ;H' " ' .i r~ ' ordered", lllld " -~.~·~· 't~' I ' 'i.at ' ,.., ,.$ eToola · tiHou w~~rea " .. . ' eChnerd,.. . , , .... ._._, .....~•rf\.. .. u, '·'' ·' ellumlline '8nd .....,,. ~--.... We Pay 3% '"' . ~ ' •B;~Winf:.W•rlwl" ' •1j;o · 1... , ---1 If you how rwctntly moved to our community, you may still tMI Jtrange bet:ause you artn't used to uo, ,.t. Wo oro glod you are here 11d want to help , .. 911 settled right away. Rutland lllllclne . . I 1 ... .' 1 .~ , . v:!f,rm 1nd Chrclen Suppll111 · eip'ortlne Goods ,- " .... '1/ "'' not retu111 to the networlt sched 1 ne•t foU ~ u0 • ons of Robert F 11 wh u er, o costors os Je~s o . .11 · norper ' "'' be glod hi r. Ito • KIIOW !hot be 5 . hitclted on .to th e ·new 90m•nute ·~ ogon Train" . ewer ABC. TV scrtes Monday nights. eToya ind WhHI Gooclt ·: .. -:~ .-··· ''' N,O DOWN"' ~A'I'~T OO'f!PITHLY .· ... ".«t,ow . . . . ..,lB£it~1int:~aiil .BLocK co; .. 1','''.''1,• .~ ,~· A~-',..olo'.:.·.·/J,. ··~·Tbaiaaye.t. .: ~~..,.~..... ··, • 1 fli SCHARGES s u n d a y- 1 Bt>twfit Claims Kennedy and son. ;J ILang,villr: Felix Alklfe, Burl l.nwf'r This year udg · Bablt>, Middleport; Leroy I . : Mrs. Carl I ?ia lms for unemployment ben-' C). Knight. Pomeroy ..<\rthut Wi:;e, f1ts were lower this week thaa Ro. Pomeroy ; Cheryl Kuhn , Tup· a yea r ago according lo tht : Ro- ,PE:rs Plains: Sharon Williams, I Bureau of Unemployment Com. .n 3 IR1chwood . W.Va. 1pens.ation. Meigs county office ~~as i BIRTHS Sunday - Mr. and i., Pomerov . IMrs. Thomas S<'hoonuver. a Seventee~ initial claims were {' ,son . 1 flied which . added to 'IJfl contln'A m Ritchie , Columbus; Vincent I ' I .:OJEtt-A . JSILI),}\-COUNT •·. '( I 1 ,....U$1 YOI;IIt :!IQQ,IT ..... ~1,-1' I ·ood l <'< 4 ,; '"""" <<.>;4-j ~Atl'lirJ!rl• · . . . ued clajms, rnade 224 active ?TJ~ SW.\N IS ~F.AD p cla ims at week's end . The ft.. , ·. Otis Swan, 82, D1ed Saturday gurp a year ago was 278. · 1 Si s ." at Camden Clark hospital in SmJth Parkersbw·g. Mr . Swanwas the lsnloNGER INFLUENCE e. l son ol' the late Lorenzo and Ka- 1 WASHINGTON IUPl l - 'nat thry~ .Arnott . Swan. and tht- last : Welsh influence was sitonger thaa , . sur v1vmg chdd. the Russian influence fn the White ! R. Preceding him in death were House puppy sweepstakes,' it WM to- 1a brother, three s1sters and hi.s disrlosed this weekend. , ~c"-.l wife . Bert~a. in 1959. Mr. Swan Pushinka, the snow w~te q Boy5 was born 10. Long Bottom and he 1 ~viet Premier Nikita s. Khrualt.'<:.. " f"'1Y. for I~pent ~ost of his life there. ne chev gave Caro.Lioe K~~ .... ; IS survived by .several nieces and brougbt baek home; ,ftOm tJa, qt• •lmrer· 1 nepnews. Servtct!s will be erinarian's with the ~oqt - · 1 . su. day at 2 p. m. at the Arbaugh that reswtect ~.;, Funeral home In Tupl!"'• Plains mating w;tt, llaroilne't,. ,. . . of land bur~al rn the Sahd Hill ee- Weioh terrier Charlie . , . :: metecy at ~Am~ .11ottom 1be · ' "· 't· ,.. '·• • pllppi.. .oil-are ~ ' 4-! :.T o\ ·:.·I~· ~.~ M~igs Memorial Hospital Damages to the ca r were es·e ADMJSSSJONS Sa turda _ t1mated at $200. The power pole Y was not damaged and no , Mrs. Char l~s Deem, Portland : h r·Jed ~r Paul E<:rvin, Racine; Felix AI · c arges werp I .· Jn ki re. Harrisonvillt' . Mr s The third mishap came Sat· J}' Thuma.... Schnonov~r. Middle· urday on West Main·st al Car· , pori. ty 's restaurant where George ·en DJ SC HARCES Saturda y - 1 Conrad Rowlev of RD 1 Trov ~.v. Robert Stout, New Haven. San- backed into ; parked 'vehlcl; ~b- dra Roush, Syracuse; Chester owned by Char.Jes OhUnger of .-ed !Curry. Nt>w Haven ; Mrs . Chest · Rt. I. Middleport. There was lay er Wells and daughter, Long damage to the left sid~ of Oh4ltt· Bottom lmger 's car and minor damage her ADJ\'IISSJONS Su nd ay - to the humper of Rowley's auJame:-; Caldwf'll, Reedsville. to No arrests were reported. ::on- 1 Sue Circle. Racine. Sharon l.he iWIIliams. Richwood. W. Va . · Y . eitRtr~t~l ·Sv,;t~ea UA -···· ... - Sunday at 3:15 p.m . a c 8 r 11 . MllSOHDrive ·ln !heir c a_r :drow ned in the St'iolo RivPr sai d Winebrenner reached down { when hf' sl ippl-'d from a moss- , to pif'k something up from the J 1 roverPd dam :nour of his ca r . I . . Wejre ~leased to .~~bee that w~ hve.jolned HARDWARE WHO~ SALEaS; ·INC. a tumen(!ous "clealer ow~~· buying group. 'lbe buyilig power:t1 ·!IIOre' tban 500 dealers In eight states bas been eomblned so that we cu. MUA'J' A SAVINGS TO YOU. · · .. • ' RACINE HOME BANK . ~ eSERVICE -w·~ Ohio .. ' etuJidlng M•twl•l• Ohio Po....,..y '" ®JitalnlJii liferally tbouillldl of lfellll Wltlch I~ be "spec CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS CO. ' ' . ' · In a!ktltloll to our :regular ltoek Items, lfe have a ~'!:tete catalogue Como illlo our bank and toll the first omployoo you - that you oro ntw hore •.. and ,.. how last you wal moho • whole new .., of friends ... and who •• fool strange with tlloir friendsP Middleport l ' dellvered to you In a matter of days. We can provide, AT LOW, LOW PRICEII alJmist any ite!D In the following pl'llduet llnes: to .... )IOU -....."" Sodll s.:.ilr ~ . . . fDr- ~ illraiDr. idlllllflllllc ....... h ' 0 ~·-~~~~~~~-._ Soc:ial Securlly . . . . . . . . . . . a, tiline oat hot I of r- 34811. ........,..as to ......., ... w..rto honclliat )'0111'-. w lhlll ' · -PRIG:E:: .. '" ,. ' 0 ~Q .,............ --....................... . . I1Dt -'«! ploose do so - . whPII Y.as h~t b~ a n11.·k('l Plalf' Rnrl · drivt>n by Robert L. Winebrenroad l n~1ght 11-.111 m Genf'va. •nn. 19, of Syracuse, went out l On Sunda_v :.~I Columbus. H:wh. ·ol' control and hit a power pole ard W Gil bP, 1 . 11. Columbus . . on the Lincoln Hill road . Police 1 eQUALITY DO YOU FEEl STRANGE IN((-'-"'-'. . o e ,f STRANGE PlACE! ''. I Young_stown. . ,. til .., ......SIMla. ........,_, ....... Ill . ~·. ••' THAT GIYES .YOU THE BEST IN til......, -'lor .,.._._....._.torwparttll... cMieDdl of $10 -,. _.:.:·:.Wf· 'HA vt· BtlYlN 6 P0WE R crCNIIIIdtlllllalr.......,.,-.1 1111'., tl&1111t mey .bo due. This il not a new lalt, ~ Offirers said Robert Lee Forrest , 39, of Rutland . was arrest· ed Of! a driving while intoxicat· Pd charge alter his auto went out of control on West Main-st Th!.' dead included. un Friday tight •ll..ar Jackson. Kenneth Vill!am Dal':", :11. Springfield. n <:1 two-ear crash on L' . S. 35 On Sa turdav at Ge "eva . SvJ. al the Pomeroy-Mason bridge vania E . Sanker. 18 the dri v~r: and crashed into guard railing· Jtnnie M. Angelo , 21 : Sa nd ra ·on the right side of the high-Vansack. 18 . Darlen.:o K Muzen - w~:~y Su ntlay ar 11 p.m. Approxic. 21: Barbarct ('ow:Jn. 19 : and imately $200 damage was causJuliane M. c.>.'1lko. 21. all nf t>d lo ForrPsl's vehicle. NOWl .. ~. flldude• their de~) at 11 a.m. in which 14 vear- Je previous WPf>kend. ..,.•.. ANOTHER MERCHANDISING FIRST ' .. ... ligated the tra,,t.or accidenl oa : the Racme-Bashan road Satur- g Youngstown women. orial hospital ~id this morninJ rrded during the period for a lhe youth ~a s in fair condition. 'lal of 19 accidental '<;>at hs m A large Alhs-Ot.almers tra ("tur hio . Tiwre Wf're II drownings turnPd uver on Ervin ... ... .. .. . .~ ,. . ": '.,,, Hartenbac~ said his departnent also tnves-- ~ to an Eastern OhiO rar. R. D. was injur~. Meigs M ~m­ . ... ' ' ' .. • ........ ..'' ' "" . Sherif-f Robert C. · e\1 above the norma l dur· old Eugt'ne Ervin of Racine, !;.· ... AJI)fOR DIVIDENDS? 11IQI READ ON! ........ ... , EbBERFELbS IN POMEROY DO YOU REcEIVE INTEREST ~nsOhio ty counts I ·' ELBERFELDS ARE OPEN THIS EV~NJNG UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK . Running time 2Y.i Hrs. Admission: 7:5c &: 40c ,..,.. ~l~ day . -~·- I BE THRinYI SAVE OF YOUR SALESLIPS FROM ELBERFELD$ IN .POMEROY. Tonight thru Wedneld•y f ..'' -.~, ·~"' ' , "! I 1 I • 1 ! Tues·l 4!. , ~ ..-t .• ' 'iw J,'ty' 1·}1 .• �' • -··~~- ~- -"'"''""" ::Jf,. __ , • .J•• 1"1 . ' Cit~Hfu• Rqdlo . e Club HeUJ Meerinr en tne ' ' ' ' : . '• JUNE 17 Orbiting Valentina Won't BE Trying Rendezvous In Space Morning Star I 'ociety News MOSCOW (UPI) The we-g mak...., . oa her hlslorlc dioed her a message ae lho ,... Sovlot leaJnr ond oall! ohe would world's first a mlulon, was llred lnlo orbll liun- blted. "spare DOihlog" 5o earry oot her dimpled ~cbel~r girl .-cl the Vllllot VI anJ "Now you ,.. what women are UllgDmeDI. wore llpsti~k Into space, "dire<ll'ldnlty" of By· capable of," he sald. M111«.V Radio oald al 1 a.m. and Russia s fifth . Vcmok V, whioh wu Khruahchev lolcl the COimonetiA! u a.m. EDT! that Valea!jlla baJ naut whirled oollfidently tn Fr1d&y. "I am v.ry glad and feel father· completed more lhlll I( «blts their twin orbits today but w._ Were DoiJpted ly prlde that it is our girl, a girl and llylovoq 41, . apparently will not attempt l'be ~·· leal oet off a from the Jond of the Sovielo, !hat ".W flight I)'IIA!DII 111' iha two a cosmoc boy-meets-girl act. wave of deliJhted female rea<Uon is the firot· in opace... " shlpo are lunciiODiq IDIOOthly ," Mosc6w Radio said the acrou the world al the new MiSI -Terelllkova, a prelly lass the raJJo said. '"l'bb preae1 Jiyspace couple, Valentina cbamplnn ol women. Sovlet Pre wllh a omall spit eurl and a yen giet1ic condltiono are being mainTereshkova, 26, BIJd Lt. Col. mier Niklla ll. Khruahc:hev ra- tor blgb odventlll'e, lhanked the taiDeJ 111 !he cabino d. ;he Jliipa." .Valery F. Bykovsky, 28, alept well in their r~spect­ lve capaules and began the day with callstbenlcs. The MilS Boys in "top Form Rocket ~c:~!~~ / 2Men, Woman ra.dlo sold both were shape." While there has I been Captured To !hat Mlu Teresbkova and J ... • .MONDAY -· SUNDAY .. ·.;t.·Gener.I ilii.PI'w· ·1:1e sbowtllioe.. · a:oo 10:45 Cbristophen 11:10 'Ibis Is 'lbe Ufe I'OMIROY, OHIO Toni1ht thru WednMday Waft Dioney'o NMIRACLE OF THI WHITE STALLIONS• · (Tl!<hnicolor) Raben Taylor. Lilli Palmer, Curt Jurgens, Eddie Albert Disney ColorcutoaM . Runnin& lime 210 Rn. Admls«lon: 75c Ask A Priest A. New IJfe ~Harmony Bop Ron Jacksor. lndia'ns Vs. .Sp&'IDgfleff WolnU On Move Thunderbird Golf Meel The Presa · 6:30 If'lews · 7:30 Wafi 'llisDOf ::30 cat-It: DO YOU RECEIVE IN IEREST - AND/OR DIVIDENDS? TIIEM READ ON! Mr1. today · daughl and e Mr. K ~,;. Slloli Ql Week ·),..• .;.: HI•• We.tllior Ke)'llole I:A; ·:!jm 1;@1: "'"' -.... ...lations also - I tDllla Ftc? -alloar-- oil banks, uvlnp '!,..I U J Clf$10,.._ • .., da:llc I c I nJM_.to._tthNe Cifl I eot P'lt ~•ire t , 2 rI • ., w.' WI to II¥ a ... - '' m _. : lilt •u U Jjhlfltt.a; be ir11poood--. .,. Jd Ill;, a ...-.... .-.ss. This I .. tlla _ _,_ . . f I IJI .., . • b• "'far_.,-.... I II Jill ano a 1111' g tfoe IIIH I t - 11anJr -.1 t.ve s. ., ......... Mit - " " ' ,.... Sociol ploae do so - br ti11i11t1 oat Pat I Df 1 ( r.. 3431, I Fllotto-oaoaowqo l,-.11111 , , . . .._ • - . WJill """ ao Sodnl S.:WIIJ r I , . . • tnr • 141• ,.. .._ fllr • •· Ubi 1 . i,1 WHTN-TV Chennel 13 ' 3:00 To Tdl Trutb 3:23 New• 3:30 The Millionaire 11:30 Dr. Peale 12:00 Davey & Goliath 12,15 Noblemen Quartet 12:30 Bible Answers t: oo lbe I 6:00 Sea Hunt 6:30 Uraguel 7,00 E.SSo lleporlet 7:10 Weather 'I: 15 CDS Newa 7:30 l 'o Tell Trulll &:qp ~'Vel liot A secret; a;3D i.:uol' _soow 1:00 Danny 1bomu 9:30 May Gntht.b 7:30 Jetsons 8:00 MOVleB FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS CO. Ohla IUD ~-1118 ill< Wea11 ' t> Silver Brlllld lipol1a Report 11 ~ 20 Laoo Show . r,: •! rREE INSPECTIONs- FIRST NATIONAL BANK lbclno Ohio POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ,.moroy .Stump fbe stara lLOO lluou.-o L'lowa ~ 10:30 10:30 News 11:00 Classic Theater Ohio Pon,.,..y 10:011 Password 10:00 Voice of Firestone CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Rutlond EXTERMITAL Termite Service O'Dell Lumber Co, Licensed Operaton Phon• ~6-i276 ,. Galllpoll& . CoiL...... Clinton Fisher ·llllddl-rt',... w~ l-~52 . Pomeroy Cement Block .,• ....,..y-w.,, ~, ..,_ •' . a 1~:· Price II . ni~.·.L!,.ar sp!!~a 'ilillove . ~ t.:W CoDCeDtnliull JJ:IO Your l'1rll lmpi IZ:to 'l'I'UIIl ar ' IJ:lili IIOWI ' 1:10IIIWI WHjN·TV ~1 . 13 ,. 1:10 Lean 11 To 01r11 2:• Bell .Jeftod 2::11i Nfts l::it ..fti, DocWn 1:01· i.orelfa YGUIII 1::111 :Yill illla'l .., ·4:tll llata& Gdlot Ui AI......., Res!od 4:31 liMe Rooa DaddJ. s:oo ~ Mr. UI ¥011 l'lr a 1:15:1i1DT-Sbow 1:45 Comcob .Bepor& 7:00 l'be '1::15 , 8:30 Newa 'Pictla'e ' 8:. H!IO''OJ·Brllllde)' ~ :rocte1 ·l'odal 0!11 ll:IJ~. U:to Laramie 8:30 Eo!p!U I :30 Die.ll Powell 10:30 l'eter Gwm 7:~ 10:00 51\J When • 10:25 New• 10::111 Play ·yOIIr llundl U:OO Pnce· I& IIJibl I tterutl!nea 1•:30 11: w Weatbereal& u: lD Jnn lba"'« oo Sporll Conce.:.tratiDo a:zs ·Ne•• 7:25 Daily Word 7:30 Jack "Lal.anne Show 8:00 Buddy Starcher a:ao 1:311 -You Dob't S8f 4:ot Na~ Game . I; W <;ap\aUl llaD811fOO ' · 4:15 Newa 10'00 Caleodal 10'30 I Love LMcy t:to llake Room for Dllddf. 5:oo Mf, canooo 11:00 Rew McCoys IUO Pete and Glady& 5:110 QUcl< Draw' .lkGraw 8:80 y.., AaUcl Foe Jl 1:15 Jim l'loa<ller . 12:00 Love of Life J2:25 News 12:ao-searcb Ii'or Tomorrow 12:40 Guidii\g-- ~ ,_ . 1:00 Womeo'a PIIT&4e , ·. 1:25 News 1::':l Aa World ·1'urnf 2:30 House Part¥ • 3;00 To Tell Trulll · .... 1:25 News , . ,_ t:25 Weatbern•& ·1:30 NeWa P.JCtunl ~· ' lO:oO ' ·' '. EleJlflth Jlolit .. 11:00 NeWI ' ·•· ...:- ' " 'i.,..,_ "I"!'' NeD u,ao Seoro4 ,... Tt.manow 1:00 • - · a Paga 1:00 P.....Oid I I ' ! !fioo ' 2:56 Midday """"' ., • 1:11.1 Queen. for A Day 3:30 WIIO O,. , y.., 1'rual 4:00 o\moqeen Bamlstenll. • '7jl0 Wealber -: 11 15 Newa ' \ The Edge ol Nl&ht 4:30 Parade 5:30 BordO! Palnll Sea Hum ''~ 1(80 Oragnel •;,,oo ESSO Reporlll' ' '" ' 11:311 Seveo Keya 12:00 Ernie Ford 12:38 Father Knows -Bell 1:ot General Hospilal 1:30 ShoWIUDI!.. .~. • ~41 00 The sect« storm . , •t:ao 1 l " 11:00 Jane Wyman 2:30 Specl•l .a: 3D Millionaire '' I I I_ WcttS.TV ?:30 Fall' Exchanae 8.00 Perry MasOB . .,· 9;00 Twilight :tone . 10:00 The Nursea · • ' lliOO Duke a -Newi Tonliht ' ll:lO ·Scanmilg the Wealhet 11:15 Sports Report . "- '¢11•~•.1 .,, •). ' 'a 4:, Dico'l.et): '63 , 7:Z5 Oatiy7 w.ort~ · 7:30 J.C.. La · Lanoe Show . ._ BUddy SJ!trcher . · bi~oo •.!1J1Hta~od On NBC:T.\1 ·THiif,. .~ .• '•! -N " rl••• ...... :rt .. " t · , • ~ ~ids scored a platter beat by record- .. . 4:55 Newo 5:00 SUper Sbo11 5:20 'lbree StoJ.ges 1:011.' Bat Mutenon I , . • IJ siries which debuls t .irl were eo!l!sion w:th a ra t· <!riven by Mi ss Circle was: admitted to .-Jy Sunda _v .John C. Hensley, 23. of Long the hospital with a painful 11 houJ. aad-on col- Boll om . der injury, an ankle cut, and h of the Sheriff's officers sa id Cald- bruises. .ate Route weli and his passenger, M i ;; s l op .l Henry Morgw subs lor Gar· ry Moore on the llltter's CBS Radio show lor eight weeks be- ginning June 17 20th Century-Fox has juol formed a new documentary division lor TV headed by William SeH. They'U have access to 90 million feet of film ahl>l by Movietone News since LtlJ. Mickey Rooney ••ill he Judy Garland's lirst guest star on her CBS-TV series which deb- uts on Sunday, Sept. 29. They have made a number of mov. ies together1 since their first M-G-M film "Love Finds . Andy Hardy." While Jack Paar's show is off the air this summer, musical director Jose Melis will play concert dates. Headma• Paar in the meantime will a,atr.nfnt4t011i101 . and plans are afoot to originate a show or two in Australia Ingrid Bergman will star iD uHedda Gabler" which will be seen on CBS-TV Monday, Dec. 9. PHILCO ' 9:ot"l'm Di<:bas . 9:10 Suuet . --~. ll!l'tP JO:III Tblni' Maa . .u: 110 Nel"t" Filial 11:10 Look M the>e'~:;:,~~ Jl:~ Acsdeq A trav~ el to Tahiti, Africa and Engl_and 6:JO~ Pacelilal:er News 6:40 i.:Ook a~".lhe WeallH!t 8:45 j;:y2llllig ' i:teporl . 7:30· Cbeyeruie ABC- MorroW: WIS 1 iesWar :on Sid Caesar's ABC series this year .. •color Television Circle, were thrown from the Hensley reportedly sustained acinf' R D. 11957 Chf'Vrole! he was driv·n~ . i < f<:~ce. cut, elbow injury and a •ell, 19, of Caldwell suftered a fra ct•Jre·111aceratJOn of his left knee. He -, lo Meigs left hip. <~ eut on his head t: 1at was not admitted to the hospit-JV Rac·me requirP.d eight slilr:hes, cui.; on raJ. 1 for treat .J<m t>lbow, and a cut over hie; 1 Sheriff's officers said th ered i~ a_: eye_ Ihat ne_e_d~ __l.h ~:~st ilehe:: j cident occurred at 1 a .m. es~: ,day. ·lSh Swells Ohio Fat alI"ty counts : Sheruf Robert c. Harlenbacb said his departnent also lnvesi tigated the tra..::tor accident 01 i lhe Racme-Bashan road SaiUI· ~ day at II a.m . in which 14 vea,... es soared well abnve 1he normal dur- old Eugene Ervin of Racine ;in 0~1i0 , due t~ an Eastern Oh10 car- R. _D. was mjurl:!d. Meigs M~m: ed s1.x young Youngstown women. onal hospital s~id thJs mornin 1 ~r_nat~onallee:rded during the period for a : the ~outh w.as in fair condition. "I" ida~ un- lOt ill of 19 a.cddenlal 'aath.s in A Jarge .Aihs. -GI.almf!n tractor Jh~wed at Ohio Then· were II drowninas turned over on Ervin . J m traf. l!!o seven in the previous werkend . Offif'Prs saJd Robert Lee Forst week ~ The dead mcluded. on F'nday rest 39, of Rutland . was arrest· ·-day Me- · nigh_t ,l(ar Jaekson. Kenneth ed 0(1 a driving while inlox:icat· WJ!l!am Dal<::, 37, Springfletd. ed d1arge after his auto went in a two-car crash on U· S. :!5. out of control on West Main-st were re - . ~ On Sat.urday at (;eueva. Svl- at lhe Pomeroy-Mason bridge ivania E . Sanker. 1& !he driv~r : and cras~ed in.to guard rail ing 1Jt nnie M. Angelo, 21; Sa ndra on the r1ght s1de of the high, Vansa<~ k. 18 ; narlene K. MmPn - WB}' Sunday at 11 p.m. Approxi ic, 21: Barbara Cowan. 19; and Jrnately $200 damage was caus•,J uliane M ":lalko . 21. all nf f'd to Forrest's vehicle . Youngstown. when thf'lr ca r Sunday t 3·15 ·h.tb . kll'l acar Y.a~ J ~ a nit· e ate Ra il- driven bv aRob . I Ip.m. w·me b · .• f h · . • er "· ren()0 , roau rt>1g ! tri:lln m lrt> nt>va . I ner 19 of S•• 1 1 • . , , , .fracuse, wen ou I On Sunda.v at ( fl lumbus, Rwh- of control and hit a power pole oe Good- .ard \\'. (;dlw . '· 12. Columbus . on the Lincoln Hill road . Police .md Mrs. ~ d rownt"d in the Seiotn River said Winebrenner reache-d down 5 Park when hi:' sl1ppffi trom a mo~s- to pick some-thing up from the ~u~tallled rovert'<i dam 'floor ·of his car . asmn to . hit by ~1 e igs Mf'moriaJ Hospital Damages to the car were e• ; in !he ADMISSSIONS Saturday - , tirnatt!d at $200. Tht" power pole Mrs. Char le:-, Deem. Portland ; was not dama~ed , and no 1 Holzer . Pau l Ervi n, HacinP ; Feli" AI - •·harges were filed . -:ondition kin~ . ll<JITi.som•JIIe: Mr s. ' The third misha.p camt> Sat~ Munday Thomas Srhounnver. Middle- urday on West Main-st at Carport.. . . ly 's restaurant where George 1 v Haven DISLHAR(.ES Saturda)' - Conrad Rowley of RD t , Troy. 1ldsba ry, Robert Stout , New Haven: San- ba r ked inlo a parked vehicle ts .. Rob-, d_ra Roush, Syracuse: Chester owned b~ Charles Ohlinger of InJUred :Curry. NPw Haven ; Mrs. Chest- Rt. I. Middleport. There wa!l Sunday er We lls and daughter . Long dam aGe t.o the left side or Ohadmrtt- Bollom 1inger's ca r and minor damage 1ere her ADMISSIONS S unday . - In the bumper of Rowley 's au.. d good Jamt>s Ca ldwell. . Reedsvrlle ; to . No arrests were reported. a con- Sue Cirele . Racme ; Sharon · 1 of the Williams. Richwood . \\'. Va. , ~ 'thursday' llept. It, !M I 8 • 7:00 AiilllitJIIte•l .Unda:rrl)er u: 20 ·rho i..ote S1toW f . . n:~~=,~·~"'"Mo..,.w this summer ... Sboir wiU 1;4i Huntl,r·llrioklJ t<GO. Slocy SerlQ f:N',VIr~· · ·. 8:00 Mylitei'y Theilter,• - 7:80 Wanted O.lid ur AD•o 7:)0 WIIIOD TraiD 1:30 Gomg loiJ W17 t:SO Our Mlill Bi&gilll 10:.., Naked Qt,y • U:OO ABC :!'lews Flrutl 11:18 Loose at lht Weather 11:15 Aeademy :\ward l'lleaitr Benny Goodman, the "king of oWing," lrill make two appearNBC-TV's "The Uve: nnoo" whiCh ll'ill' lie ' ~ 7:55 · Oailf Woni 8:00 Thia Ia Life 1:31 Kanoon Kapen t:OO TV fiiD&o 9:3C Fun Scbool 10:15 Odie ... Klilg . 10:10 Day ID Court 10:56 Ne... . IJ:oo l.irvo ol W. • . Clutnnel 13 u: eo .Beol 1111:Coo71 ·u:ao Ptse 11111 ·0l.odp ,. '' Sportl Report The Late Sllow . 10:30 1 looYe 1.ucJ I w- WIIDess pute·• Newo TCIIJiCht Sconllioil The WHTN-TV 1:00 CopiiiD JlaDCll'IIO 10:00 C a - . 1:"45 Ev..... Report , Tile Ooclors UO n.ll,r Word 7:30 .laek ~ Liane Show .8:00 Bt&ddr lllau:l& 1:011 ._ llail«.toe · 1:30 PaceJDakeO Newo 1:40 Look M tile Wealller 12:00 'i'rulh 12:56 News 1:00 loliddaJ Nl!l'll · . 1 :ao Leave ft To Glrll 2:00 Ben JerroJ . WCHS.TV · Channel 8 . IJ:3i ~ FRIDAY -. Os=nnel. ' Odie .. Kin8 Day Ia Court Non ··· J•f WJ!DIIl Sevoa Koya Ernie Ford Fatber Know• Bell Geaeral llospllal 1:110 DjaeOvery 'U ' f:55 News 5:00 SUper' Show 5:20 .8llperman . 12:00 Ftr.n lmprelllon 11:2> World L'lewa T,olllibl u,ao Ton'8fll Bilow. .WQtS.1Y .. ' 1:10 Sbawlimo. Z:lii Mldd8J New~ t:• Qu0<11 F1ir A DV t:to Wbo oO You Trull ,,oo Amer1ca11 Blllldatud B:Zii 'l'odal Out YO!If WV 1:00 Goo<! IIIOmlo& . 1:30 operalion Alpllabet . 7:011 Sboqpm SlaM . • ., \"; :ibaw Your Wv U:4ill · ·ll:lo 11:15 Jl,!O u:••_._..._ r · 111!1, ~ • . t: II: FUtt Sdiool ' WSAZ-TV Chenntl 3 car- ~ewa E a:'10 TV Bqo WEDNESDAY I:•Y"'P- ll;W lO:W 11!11 . ., • I:GO~ . . •.• ~ Katier• •~•wwtt•m . ... '' ,,. DallJ . 'l'ol)l 10:1$ . 10:38 10:ill 11:0!1 11:'30 12:00 12!30 1:00 !lef;;llaur boat be pllmed Tempo,·Gd)' 11*1 Iii bollte ·M ltilo " , Coii""'""""" ·· ;Ji;E-HEMt: M-G-M .. =·~~ Sl.::':.; ' t.:.n-~ .;r:,~~v~: . 10:1p Play Your HUIICla 6:00:a 6,110 Ch ..t..,. - Phone: 9.85·2005 Ohia WHTN-nl I '· raced m live previous G o I d Cup COIIIP"Iitloos. The boa I weighs 6,000 pounds aod is JIOI\'ered by a Z,OOO hp ADi~ engine. II is valued at $30.008 ... David Merrick hu purcha&eJ the stage righte to "'l'lle Boss Is Crazy, Too," a novel by Mell Lazarus, wbicb was just. i)Uio. · lished by Dial Press. Ladrt!l draws the "Miss Peach" comic strip wblch appears in 201i· (Illpers. He'll wriiA! the stage version slaleJ fnr nexl seasoa .. '" cee • new teleskies. So far DO 1ng the original eut a11i!d1 1of acceptance . . . 1n t' "SM Loves Me," which , . . . Ralph BeUam;i1lill>alar 1ft ~bara Coot, Daniel Masse7, "The Ele9enlh lloqr" on NBC- Rarbara Baxley, Jack Ca..idy 'ri( next season\ Wtudell Cor- and Ludwig Doaalb. This is truey had to bow out • - el· · 1f a trillslcat lioDquet ..... ~ q! 4u1ieJ1 111 presidelll . • • . . , ,,,,. . . • • , . . • olo~ lleieii~~Gulld . .. ·,;Don· McNew•.. AI1C · · Radle Guy· Lombardo, aboeot mm . B.r~ast CJu!> . will, ':"' ~ bl&-time lio81 rKinf tor _,., cast from Europe from lune 31 .1 will mate • dromatle ,1\'rough Jul¥ 8..... . , . ia the Gold CUp llaee ! ; )ingef-<:OIIIedieilne Karen MOl'• ~1 ~er Jlllt '- He fiiw will appear. as a tegul.or •. "'"''* "' to e!lif lered a lalMllOu•lll' ... 3:30 Millionaire. -•qo ~~4: 00 l'bo .Secrel Slorlll 4: 30 l!ld&• ol Nilbl: 5:00 RatJge 1\lder :s/ ' - . ;.,"I <"" ,~.., 5:30 ~nnon ·a ali · " ""~, 'Cl., Baum Lumber Co. RACINE HOME BANK secret Storm t'JO Tbe .Edgo ot Nijllll &' 00 Alllle Oai<IOJ 5:30 Phil Silvers 1:30 Meet Professor 2'00 Directions '63 2:30 J.ssues & Answers 3:00 Bridge 8:30 Bowling 4:30 fake Two 5:110 Trailmaster 6:00 Action Theater 7:00 USA Preliminariea to_.,., Middleport World 1'urDI 2:3o llouseparty 1:00 Lower Lighthouse wlllo blllr • til 11! lpl • our handline of~ IICODUI'It, w aMI • • ...,.._. - , . . . . ·~ P~ial .. Willi tile u . 1111;' s WI II an an jiP"i"ia 1llrlk JIIUI To a Lie as 1:1& NeWI UU AI Tbe 2;01.1 Password lool X I& LJiht 1:00 Woman's <'aae ., ofti11Mdt_, "''''IArto •_. "' 1111t.lla,•. arouppiJ dlol- ~ 1;00 t.:aptam La&&OG l.io45 Wl<lm& ' ; • .. t:IO 5Q ~ lO:Ijl Wllell lO:'J!i NeWI 7:Zi Daily Word U:OO CBS Newa U: 15 a.ate Sbo• 1 • . 1:111 ToJIIJ 011 JM WV 1:00 Goo<! .....,. . . 7:30 Jatk I.atenne a.o. 1:00 Buddy Starc:lls 9:30 G. E. tlleater 10:00 Cancild Camera 10:30 What's My Line r. 1\irlera In- Friii!Oil:....-. RlcharJ BurtOa has 'been of. .,..;;';( 7:00 t~~o· toct.,r • • 7::15 Today OUt YW!f Wq ~~ IZ:OO Love ot We 12:2fi News . U:30 :searcb For ToilDo<row · Friday night series, "Harry'} Girls," starring Larry Biydeft. Films are being made 011 the ~~-'~ '. Tbe ftU""""!' Slone, llllrkt! Bell Casey Local Newa Pacemal<er Nen Weather· · - ·'" . Aeadei!IJ( \\ward Movll. cha.;net WCHS.lV Chennel 8 8:00 Ed SUllivan 9;00 Rea! M.cCoy1 I &:45 Corncob · ~ • 10:00 Calellllar 10:10 I """' IAiq U:80 Real McCoJa 11::10 fete & Glldp ""'* Al 1'lOo 'II' • Ws.U-TV 11: li tl orlll Nna 'lOAij(jiC 11:30 l'onJ&til - VOMI,J 7:30 - T h e Me- ._,,., nl Ua at.k, 'pliMIIIooaci 'ht, ,.. a11oar pa;a to f HI . . Is II IDclol, ilandl! 2:00 Sea Built 2:30 Living Word 3:00 Aria" Festival ·' 3:30 Mov!l' 5:00 Amateur Hour 5:30 Collegf Bowl 8:00 ZOib Ceniiii'J 6:30 Mr. Ed 7:00 l:aslio Porr I) LOOK-LISTEN: Filming hila begun on NBC-TV's new fall TUESDAY ' .. , U;JI *ea.-eut· U:Ji Jim lbachr 1111 Sporla Rev. &11'0111 1:45 Talking 1a ire All leu ·, t:» Art Lnjkleftw 10:110 Br"**lly'l Jouraal 10:31 !lli'illoy llcportio& 11:00- 1:10 Oral Roborlll ._,I • • ell I wtMd :=·==·~~;:~~=~::•::;:;u~·~·::·~·::we:•:u.r era a 1•t11e1r• •·-' 11:20 7:311 ~ NWU lloYill tt:GO PlnOD'I llallbc;: 12:10 CBS lleporl N - !- - .'*·sioinuo.r-llr.... 'WCHS.TV FeJ llillc 771 1t 11:00 11:10 11:1i i:IQ ~ " Coloael " " JOf 01 Li>IDI , •.o •Chlnnel 8 1:30 ,. ' 1:00 .. JO:OO .._ . ...,;. fJJCUJre f' ,. . ~. ·. uo . . •=•. •=!'! AflerD!IoD Maid! eo:"~' . •• -.... -- ·~ Drwr. .' ·••l!o,. II<. Q<jDia ' News lure 1 "".,. '-111111 may .be due. Tlllt il not a •- tax, a:.lfl ''!l' 7:00 O"'''okk· ~~:...........................!!'!"'.1] . TUESDAY . 7::10 Tbe LoreltaOoa 1:"!.! You . 'Iy=~·~· - · ..,,.: 6:so s~ · 9:00 10:00 11:00 ll:lt 11: 15 Newa 1:30 i Leave II To Glrla 1:00 Beo Jerroct 11:1& . .. e:u ABC . &1 . ''I R I I 7:110 Amos 'II iiDdJ . PI8J ,.... IluDdo J:Jq QociOrS 6:45 Weather & 40c 1:10 " Price .. Ri8)ll 0 •'lraa · Your l(lrat Jmpi'OIIIfaUi" 'l'rtllh Or CC>aaeqoi- . "-;"" hir . . 1:30.... ll:li- 11:• 11:011 U:at lll:Oif 12:3Q : t:Sii ..... &:oo· Sapper ...., 5:20 Silpermail 1:00 1M •riet - .,.. SaJ- Fronllers of Fallh TV Chapel " ... DaJ . Queea sr~ 4:30 IJiiCover)' .. ~ Ui fada¥ Oal Your WOJ .... Geod -~ .,. OponlioD Alphabet D:"'l LIVIDI .Word 11:38 12:110 12:30 12:45 1:110 1: 15 I :Z5 4;30 5:110 6:110 -Chennel 3 Coaowb '~- · 1::.1 Wbo Do YOU Tnlllt 4:00---.,..,.... ...., ...... ,, a:• ,. ' 2:56 Mlddar 11e~ WSAZ-TV ,,. Gospel ClraYa tt:• Town IIIII ... . ) .I d 1 DJSCHAHGF.S s un d a y- i Benefil Claims ,Mrs. Carl Kennedv and son ; 1 TEO Langsv ille: l'elix Alk~re, Buri ' lcnwer This Yf'ar e judg- Babli'. Middleport: Leroy : , .he Am Ritchie. Columbus; Vincf'nt ' Claims for unemployment benof C)- ' Kmght , Pomeroy: Arthut Wise. r flts were lower thls week 'haa H. Ro- Pomeroy; Cheryl Kuhn , Tup- a year ago according to the :.ie Ro-. p~rs Plains ; Sharon Williams, I Bureau uf Unemployment ComVin a 1 R~ehwood. W. Va. . ()f'nsation, Meigs county office i\1e as BIRTHS Sunday - Mr. and 1 r.. Pomerov ·~ !Mrs. Thomas Schoonover, all .Seventee~ · initial claims were I son. flied whlch. added to 207 contin1 ued claim..:;, made 224 active ·m· ~ nJ, «:'TIS SWI\N IS !-IF.AD p !claims at week 's end. The fi.. - Otrs Swan, 82, 01ed Saturday gurt" a year aao was <t'1! .>!i tS hV l , . l k hospllal . eo 41 , S . · a .... am den Car in ·. mrth 1 Parkersburg. Mr. Swamras the ,STRONGER INFLUENCE ,., e. !son of the late Lorenzo and Ka-J WASHJNGTON (lJPl J _ 'ftte :·- l' ~ thry_n _Arnott . Swan. and t.he last Wei~ in~ue~ce was st'ron.pr tAIUl fi,:,, ,. _1 sun.1"' m~ chrl~. . the Russtan mnuence Ia the White -~,. , · R. Preeedmg !urn m death were House puppy sweepttakes, it wu ~~~ t~ a brother, three Sisters and h.is disclosed thia· weekend _:~,,-' ~c\· .. wife. Bertha, in 1959. Mr. Swan 1 Pushinka, the sno• :Whitt .._ .. '--.:-· ~ !-Boy~ I was burn in. Long Bottom and he j ~iet Premier Nikila s. ~ · · ·. ~for ~ ~pent r_n~t bof his life 1heN:!. He chev ga~ Caroijoe •• .· · Is surv Jvo:u y .severa! nieees and I brought back homt~ ytt.. . . ,. , nepnews. Serv1ces w1ll be ~s- , erinaJiu'a with the · · day at 2 p. m. at the Arbaugh !hat Nl8uitecl {\'Oift Funeral _home in Tuppeo-o Plain~ mating wit!!· ·· of !and burJ.OI JD Sand Hill co- Welsh ltrrlor Ciwll!l. jmetecy at Lon& Bottom, p\lppiOa ·Ail' ui ""'':'-' 1 ! the n. �. "> ' ............. . .~, j ... :' )' , ' ' I VOL XV Orbiting Valentina Won't B~ Trying Rendezvous In Spaee 'ociety News MOscOW (UPI) The world's first cosmonette, a dimpled bachelor girl who wore lipstick into space, and Russia's fifth cosmonaut whirled confidently in their twin orbits today but apparently will not attempt a cosmoc boy-meets-girl act. Mosc~w Radio said the space couple Valentina Tereshkova, 26; 811d Lt. Col. Valery F. Bykovslry, 28, ·slept wen in their respect· lve capsules and began the day with calisthenics. The wo- • - MUS Boys Form Rocket StUdyClub WhUe there has been speculation that MW Tere11hkova and Bykovoky might try e link-up of their vehicles In space, an authoritative source said 111e lwin flights now did not call for 8 rendezvous. Their orbitl do not coincide and opparrnlly neither will attempt to take manual control and "ny by wire" for a space meeting, the ' WSAZ-TV Channel 3. 1:110 8: 30 9:30 9:30 10:00 10:30 no... o;, tho l'lml Popeye • !'all, Ruff & Heady Ruff & Reddy Shari Lewis King Leonardo . 11:00 Fury ·. n.q·"'• 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:30 2:25 5:15 i MEIGS THEATRE In! I'OMIROY. OHIO TonJeht thru Wednetd•r curt Jurgens, Eddie Albert. Disney Colotcertoons Runnint time 2\o!i Hn. AdmisSion: 7~c & toe ' ~i a night wllh relatives In Clev0'1 land and also with his sister in Columbus, returning home June 12. w&t$.1\r Channel 8 1:00 College Seriea 8:00 cap1aoo Kangaroo 10:00 Tho Alvlll Show 10:30 Mighl)' Mouae Plsybouao 11: 00 11oa Tlo 1'111 11:30 Roy RoF• Show 12:00 Sll)' King 12:30 Newo 1:00 ·rowu & C<>untry 1:30 Doclors AI Wcirt 2: 00 Socisl Security ' 2:15 Dizzy Dean 2:25 Dodgers Vs. C8rdl 5:30 Early Sbow 7:1111 Cannon ·san 7.30 Jackie Gleaaon .,_ ... - . . .lations also ~uire au bonks, uvlnp ... - ........ , . . . .r-. ....... ,.,.,.. or-"' .. . . eo••-dalfii..:IKaJealllr.,_.tonparttftese at w 1oot-"/« clliolwil at $!0 RJr1 atlll&t LEI eSmrlra. or - ........ _. IDdal....., ,.;:~ • ' abolul colulrui . · · •' ' .. • •• : af - o f«<IAcc ilr I t& t:lll t:IO 10:00 10:30 If )IIIII are a_... dl!>aslllll llt-lllllk..S ' •-'*'-Sociol_lly_....tll., p1oo1o do oo - bf 11ir11 oat PM I Ill - , . . . . . Pal • ·Mike Word ol Life Social Security Cburcb ol Cbrlll 11:00 cartoonaville ll:liQ Boaoy .& Cecil '. . . CINCII(i,;~TJ ' rnPn-U . cattle too. calvea 1ilo:. ad heilen .tun,· .•~· ClOWI · weat to 30 lower. bulla olleadfi IIIGtllJ average doolot 1-1.1011 oteert 111.00, lOw to averap doolce 7011-1150 lb :I:ISII.IIO. ••· or110 pod to low U.l!lo :l:l.ooi, stm>dard' to ..... 100.. 12!10 lb llololelna .' '' -.... -· . . . "" Sadll--........... u.-.. , '>w ; . . -.......... til to.....,.,....... --"'..,..... ' \ . ' 1 . \ '1 " .. ' ' .'' ' ,, ' '' •:.. .. ~ 't l ; ' '. • • th Condi"ti"on 0£ .tyear-OJd · · Reported C d l 1 Approx~ · · ' 1 ~11 • • Damag~s ~o 1 . • ~ M L d egro ea ers !rom collapse. JERUSALEM. :r.ael - lsrael, facio& increasingly hostile CAMB:"LDGE, ·Md. (UPI) Arab neilh~l, today sought Negro lead~• said to f!ll the big void left by the they will -lOki a r~tlon af • l'reiDler David maaa raUy loolght lo decide Ben-Gurion, lepder of the to hold new demonUon since ita ~lrtb in ISHI. In defiaJh.e of I NatBen.Gurlon, 76, announced Guard onler, reslgi1atlon SUnday, Mn. Gloricla IUchardson, Israel's loth of the Cam~ commit. He IBid he WBI tee for non-vtolent actiau, btl-the government comcriticized ~ity letlders for ''for personal reasons.,. off negotiations over veteran Zionist, described IP'ieVIJJCel Oil SUud.ay, as the .. George Wash· on tbe clty's white of ~el, 1lso quit U . ~~ apeat out, ~ at tbe a tourthriaht JnlftDel"." B«t- She revealecl that two nqojl- - - ~ nn PO-OY NATIONAL BANK boea1110 I( a ' di>- by M8)'U CalviD !lolf. ' ... • •' ·• ld M t ou ee lf'Th wj •t I es RHchi~. · · Pom..ro~ , ~;~u:~~SK~~~~h ;:~ ~~ ::r~·~~~in,;h~;:;1,u~u~iito ar~~: :~u~::~ :~0un:~:~:;~en~ c~::: · ' mine of RFD 1 Rutiand in a Richwood. W. \'~:~. pensation. Metgs county office bray for 1 me:year moratrotum er of the 500 National Guards--[ ~d demonstrations and mat·rhes Meigs -:- ounty c~mmon P 1e a s BIRTHS Sunday - Mr. and i. . Pomeroy Ot demonstrations. . men keeping limite dmartial·law of any sort are prohibited. Icourt action. Mrs. Thomas &·hoonover . a Seventeen mitiat claims were - Other Negro leadera spid in the troubted town, !Bid Ne,.-. Leadet1 Dlff._r so11 ftled which . added to 207 contin1 ued claims. they were willing to meet with hoped "we are not going to seo l One Negro leader said lhat no MAN FINED [ made 224 activo lhe mayor's council or ""any 1 violent ruction from either lmatt(lr what the Negroes decided, OTIS SWAN IS DF.AD p claim~ al week"s end. The ft.. other white group" in an effort sJde." the anti - demonstration and cur- James ~wley, 33, P·!r· ~ro~ Otis Swan. 82, D1eO Saturday :gurf' a year ago was 278. to break the deadlocked racial [ Col ~wet conceded thst the few orck>rs woulo be obeyed But hp~ been fined $5 and costs ~ 1 Y at Camden Clark hospital m talks. "situation is different" from that~ another said the Negro leaders Mlddle~ort . M~yor Lt'e Smtth : Parkersbw·g. Mr. Swarnn:ts the STRONG~R INFLUENCE The bJd lo reopen the lalb [ot Sunday morning. when whites Iwere divided and there could be on an mtoXlcat.on charge. !son ot the late Lorenzo and Ka· j WASHINGTON (L'Pl l - 'Jbe 1thryn Arnott Sw~n. and the last • Welsh influence was stronger thaD Clme 81 the city tnlered ltt1 and Netroes went to church in [no m;surance against demonstra· fourth dey '>f Urnited Dlllrtial law outward calm. Tel16ion .gripped tions. WEIJ..ER ELECTED $urv1vin~ child. the Russian influence in the White impoHQ by National Guarda:rnen. th~ · towo agaiD when Mayor Cal- Mowbrf\Y wired Gov. Tawes ATHENS IUf"ll - Rotx . l R : Prtet'<img h1m in death were jHou!>e puppy sweepstakes, it wu The atfer to meet wiCb white vir Mowbray, the city eommht· that further negotia&ion.s were Weller of Boardmtitl be!flll to· a brother, three s1sters and his ldisdosed this weekend. leaders came from a spoknmu sioner1. c.'OUDtJ' iead@l"l. and area "impossmle"· and asked the gov- da.y his week-long term gr.'·· wife , Berthll , in 1959. Mr . Swan : Pushinka, the snow wldte dot: for the Cambridge non-vlolept ac- legialative representatives .1.1n- 1e~ to keep the troops in the emor o~ the 26t~ Buck_eye Boy b1was burn in, Long Bottom and he 1~viet Premier Niklta s. Kbruablion commillee. The ~an ll!1l11ll:e!! in the afternoon thai the c1ty. State With a '"'lid maJQro~~ for spent mosl of his liie there. He cbev gave caro.lipe x.....,, WM IBid he txpecU to meet frlth ~ aqJtiatlona were off. Negro leaders met for four his "Nati!lnallst" party 11ckel 1s survwed by several nieces and Ibrought back home from -l'h. veta _.. to. Ma.yland Gov. J. MiDard ·~lesa, the street~ were hOurs Sunday rtight. A spokesmao Weller was sworn in as '!(OVer-' nepnews. Services win be Tues- erinarltm's with the fGur pupp111 Taweo lslfr today l11d hol<j a deoertea"at curfew ttmo. Under sola after the meeting that ...,. ""' SUnday night by flhiu su.[ day at 2 p. m. at the Arbaugh that resulted. from l'lllltlltb'a 111111 keeplilt llnri!ed liiartlal 0,. limited nollll)al low wblch mode a dec\<lion" oul h reluoad preme Court Jljdge C. Wil'iam Funeral home In Tuppe•s Plains mating with· llaroU...'a ~ p.tn.EDT Ionigro•. , GO¥. ~ ~ lor the town, to reveal It until loday'a newolO'Neill, a former governor of and .burial in the Sand HiD ce- Weloh terrier Cbarllt. , · Col. llt11rico Taw-. "'"'mllld· llloro lo' o lt p.111. lEaf caritw;1101118rel!CO. . Ohio. · meteey at 1m1a Bottom. Tbo. JlllpPiel ~ . . . ,• . . I . ' ,.,, ,..,.. --·~·-· 1 1 hel I 1 I 1"• --'-----:--- ·-.. --~- ---- ..... . . .. Drought Ends In Showers 0£ Rain Hail d it Ia tllbe for them to Be make known ~belr pojldob ill Ohio Train Crash Swells Ohio weekendFata}"Ity counts 1 ; ..' 1 1 Ohio RACINE HOME BANK · ~~· mlnllter and member Rutland N"' One Hurl I fn 2.nd 'fraclor A "d Car ent 1 I M~es a:!ne FIRST NATIONAl BANK P,........y I J: :S : ' • Ohio 1 I .!• ' - - - - -- -- - - - Teen-Age Boy, Girl Injured In Rural Road Collision; Two Auto mobiles Demolished 1 1 '•,·,~ FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS CO. ~ ~~we -:'"".=-,...~-.,......~:," <~·:-··,•;-r'~ in thref 1 tl:OL Academy Award l'bea'- Ohio Ie~ui,.., captured Pollc~ as:":.-~~ers, o:30 Uallao1 Meo 1:30 Hootenanny t:ut.· ...awrt:nce Weli: lww 10:00 Fight 01 Week 10:45 Make Thai Spare CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK LIMA fUPJ) - I I to , 1:30 Wreolllnt ,.... SIIPf>ll'ial uo wllh tile Nillll\1111 • ..._ • - a IICIIIillleo 1IIMk Jlllll FLOOR POURED-Despite the lad that local volun leers failed to donate labor as was expected, a floor was poured lor the Pomeroy football stadium projecl building a dressing room Saturday morning. Only three Pomeroy helpers were on hand for the job, but out-of-town men came to thetr rescue and assiSted w1th tht cement job. The only local persons at the stadium when several truckloaao or Pomeroy Cement Block Co., cement was brought were Heino Lind, who supervised the job. and two football players, Chafles Hayes and Tom 1Lind. Out of town men who came to donate their labor were Kenny Thomas, Ray Hart, and C~,;.rles Hart, all of Athens· Bobby lkins and Carol Casto of Cheshire..John E. and Sidney .J . Ervin of Portsmouth. Harry Brown of Chester. Roland Stethem of Long Bottom, anrlDelmar L. Holun of Alhany Rl. 3. Equipment lor the pro ject was donated by Horace Karr of Chester.- SentineiPhoto. two men and a A bloodmobile will be at the woman early today to climax · ~ Pomerov Junior High School chase punctuated by from 12 ·noon to 6 p m., Tuesday . !June 25. The fug.itivell, beheved on a AI least 100 pints of blood are cross-country cr1me lprft, were needed and donors mav regi~- ~ teen-agf_ boy and girl werf' collision w1th a car dnv£>n by M1ss Ci~cle :was a~mltted to suspected of kidnapin• two Toledo "th M vd d. G . pamfully InJUred early Sundav .J ohn C Hens le~ . 2.1, of Long the hosplt.al With a pamful iihoul· • Iter w1 rs . r. mon .rues . . h d B d · · kl t • · ·Couny · Red mommg 111 a near ea -on cu 1· ott er · mJury , an an .e cu , a o,.. 1 Amencan . . S om... . 'd c ld b ,.e:unday night . They er Me1gs were aeen entering Uma in a stol- Cross Chapter blood program lhslon one mile south of llw • ~f'nff s . o11 Jeers sal ..a,: ru1ses. en car and the three eruisers gave ha ' j SUccess Road on Sta te Route web and h1 s passPn,ger. M 1 ' ~ H 1 ted! t ........ c •rman. 248. Circle. were thro'<\-n from the ens ey repor . Y. sus Shrew _·;;,·:t-:r' Sue Circle. 18. of R3Cine R n. 1957 Chevrolel he w.Js driV•Il~ . : ,: facet _cut,felhblowlmljurky andHa AU three crulsen were hit in Efl"ii'~;o~~··;:-'r""··~;;.,·,-....,-.H."'{/"'7'' "'·· "-"t'--· ' "· acera Jon o s e t noe o d 'tl d th · . ·and Jimmv C. Caldwell. 19. of Caldwell suffered a fracturei exchan_ g_es ol gunfire but no [ 1 u Me1g. . ~ le 1I h'1p. a cu 1 on h.IS hea d ~.la . 1 was not a mo e to e ho••pitReedSVIlle , were taker, to red Th th PAUL REUTER was m}U · e ree susMemorial hospilal by Racu~e rrquired Pight st.ilches, cut,; an a1· were caught on U.S. :JO.S , . Paal H. Reuter of Pomeroy, about five mfleA west of here. emergene~· ~q~adsmen for t~eal ·l an elbow, and a cut ov~r. r.1" : .Sheriff's officer~ said th~ !I> In1ent of InJUries sufft:'red m 8 1eyt> that needed three stJtt 1les 1c1dent occurred at 1 a.m. Sua. Oblo, luis beea promoted lo The patrolmer1 removed six 1 I - - - - --- ------- day . air11181l tecoad etas• iD • II e guns from the car, fout revolver• !' Valted Slatea Air Foree. Air· and two automatics, and enough I CCI Sherdf Rober) c. Hartenbach said his departnent also ln,reta maa Reuter, u air policeman, ammunition ''to start a small lo usi)IMII to lbe Z71i81b Air war." Two accidents in Meigs countigated the tra~tor aeddent oa The two men Identified them· ty were lnvestisaled by I h. i the Racine-Bashan road Sah:rWlat bore. Th oon of selves as Billy D. Cnndry, 211, ond Ohio State Palrol over the week· ' day al 11 a.m. in which 14 veorMr. Pd Mrs. Gerald E. 1\n. Tony Condry, both of Saeramen- end. A Racine lad was senous- 1 Traffic fatalities soared well above the normal dur- old Eugene Ervin of Racine. ter of Pomeroy, H lo I lfad· to, Calif. The woman waa identi- ly inJured in one of them ing the \\leek end in Ohio, due to an Eastern Oh10 rar- R. D. was mjured. MP-1gs Mt mute of Pomeroy Hlp School. fied only aA Ann. but MUthorities The second of two accidents train crash that killed six young Youngstown women. orial hospital &(lid lhis mornina I A Un 1ted Press International d d d . 11 . d 1 the youth was in fair condition. lflo. wilt, MarJie, II lbe daa· . ' . they believed all three names involving a tractor took plac" . , cc,r e unng 1e perw or a · A J All" . G 1 argt>" Is- ·I,ZI m~rs tractor .... ~ II . Mr • .oM~.o­ wer~ ftetf~·.,.~ ·- .. 7- ~ • - -1 at 3·:1S ~.m., ~turday on MJle Isurvey from 6 p.m.. F'nda} un- !Olal of 19 <H"< 'Jdental 'aaths in JamntM Wl,t' iun~~rt )Hill Rd_. , One 1nd eight tenths l liJ midnight Sunda ~ sho_ wed at OtHo Thl:'re werp drown i• lgs turnE'd over on Ervm. 11 lloatb of New Raveo, W. (a. Their stolen sedan W&5 jlmmed !of a mile south of_ Rt. 124 · Ajleast 15 persons ktlled m tr~f- the prev1ous WPPkPnd. Offif'Prs said Robert Lee Forwith suitcases ard clothing, lead - farm tractor pulhng_ a wagon Ifie. Thts Lompared to seven In The dead included. un Fr iday rest, 39. of Rutland, was arrest. ing officers ~ believe t~y were and operated by Da~.u~ W. Prof- 1the same ~erJOd of Ia~!. ,w~~e~ mght dtar .Jackson , Kenneth ed ~l a driving while intoxicat8 long tnp. fitt , 28, Rt. 2, Ratl!le, pulled Iand 23 dull l the four da) n e WII ' D I" '7 S . •t·· ld ed C11arge after his auto went · t1 th · 1 0 h0 I'd 1 tam a -· ., , prmfi If' . I d · 1 001 0 1 'nle series of event! started : a n_veway mto _e pa i mona ay _ ay. 1n a two-car cra ~h un U.S. 35. oul of <'Onlrol on West Main·st I about 10 p.m. EST Sunday when of a car dnven north ~" Glenn , Four druwmngs also were re (J S t ·d I r. ,. S l at the Pomeroy-Mason brtdge 1 Tuckt!r 18 Rt 2 Racme. 1- - - - - --~ · n am ay a ·~·~e\CJ ~ " . . two Toledo patrolmen. Norman · • vanJa E Sankt'l 18 the dnver · and crashed mto guard ra•lmg Jtnnie .M. Angelo 21 . Sandr~ ·on the right side of the hlgh• •• • • [Groch and George 1babit, inve!'ti- The front of the Proffitt car Leg.on, FamlheH gated • suspicious-looking car. As struck the ,'•It rear wheel of I Vansa"k IB Darl;ne K Mmen- way Suntlay al 11 P m. ' . . 'ewi ~,._ the tractor. fhere was only mm~ · · · · · ·1 e1y 1200 d amage was caus· . Enjoy • 8 arbecue Grodi was mterv1 ng tuem. oll{& h 1 1c 21 . Barbara Cowa n !9 · and 1ma he dd ed or damage to bolh ve 1c e~. d 1 r r t' t · 1 1 1 0 su eny jamm a Proffitt was c1te . d Io Me1gs cour ' t ' 'tJu!iane M ">alko. 21. all uf f' 0 or ('S s Velie e. More than 200 Le1lonnalres By u nlted Pre11 Inter• ational gunt in men hil ribs and tbe" fanl"U n· ed I Heavy rains broke droughts · IJune 2l for failure to yield right' Youngstown. when th('lr car sunday at 3·15 pm. 8 ear 1 · tr . . es e JOY a and sent flood waters rolling The other patrolmen grabbed 0 1 ~as h1t~ b' a nukel Plate Ra1l- driven by Robert 1 Winebrenbarbecue plCDIC: at the county th · I bu h t th t way 00 · , ... through several western states e gtr, . t ~ e women rea - Another arrest reported by road f ~e 1 g ht tl<:~tn 1n Gent"'-'a . 1ner , 19, of Syracuse, went out :uemoon. eel and in Texas and North Caro- ened to ktll h•s partner unless he jthe patrol was Charles Wise. 23, 1 I On Sunflon a ll'ol11mbus. Ru:h-: ot control and hit a power pole nd c e.n barCb ~ pr:faar Una during the weekend. let her go. • Rt. 1 Middleport. cited to Galli- : MASON - Rocky Joe Good· ard W Gil bf' ., 12. Columbus, : on the Lincoln Hill road . Police 1 y 1 About three feet of flood wa- The suspect! at first attemte 1polis court June 22 for deft:>eliVe lntlf' , 4, son of Mr . and Mr!l; !drow1wd m the &ioto Rivf'r said Winebrenner reached down U:y erHar,.18c ey ftj h ter poure<' into the river chan. to lock the patrolmen In the trunk brakes. I Harry C:oodmte. 125 Park when hr shppt·d fl om a mo:-;s- . to p1ck somethmg up from the 1Dnve. Pt. Pleasant, sustamed f'overed dam . 1floor of his car . NEW YORK - A team of rna. R il ~ 1ar1 nels of Duchesne, Utah, Sunda'' of their pol1ct car but gave that 1 doetor1 and nurses contin~d a usse ' a night, causing nUnor damage. up when it was discovered the Meigs General Hospital ,a ron_cussion and abrasi~n to : , , 1 round-the-clock watch today on served the dimer A diversion dam burst on the lock was faulty, ADMISSIONS, Saturday Moll- the nght el_bow wh_en by Mtigs Memorial Hospital I. the car were es-for·mer President Herbert G j he.f p.mnd. North Fork ot the Duchesne Randcafled Ia Field lle Talbott Portland an auto wh1\e playmg m the ADMISSSIO NS Salurday _ tJmated ad $ZOO. The power pole ported t ·u ames were en oyed ore a R" . S d . · ' was not amaged and no . ed· Hoover who was re sI lh h 1ver about 40 miles north · of Taking the officers· revolvers DISCHARGES Saturday - street ._ un a\ evenmg Mrs Ch<Jrlt's Deem Portland· h 1 Th' 1 I .. i .. _condition sufeannual mea . picnk. IS was . d to HoIzer P.:JUI . F.rvm, . Racme . ;, Fehx AI·, (' arges were 1J1 • n . very serOUS of Drewe Ducbe sne. A 4-year.o ld. b ?Y and the1r cruiser, the two men Barbara Jordan, Carpenter ; I He was ad mute drowned when the tent m wh1ch and the woman fie dle-avmg the VeTnon See, Middleport . Bert- h~.~spltal where h1s condllton kirf" li arn :-> onv1lle . Mr s The tlurd mishap came Satferltll from anenua. It was re- Webster Post 39 Pomeroy vealed Friday that Hoov~, 88, ' · he was sleeping was swept away policemen in a field. ha Jackson, Middleport. Allie . was report~d good Monday Thnma~ Schoonover . M1ddle-- urday on West Main-st at Carwas stlfferlng from anenua SQUAD CALLED by mud ~_water. A short time later, Patrobnan Simon, Chester. [morning port . ty 's restaurant where George 1 was bleeding from the M"ddle t E-R d The rau: aided parched east· Malcolm Hood or nearby PerrysADMISSIONS Sunda)' A sPven -yP.ar -old New Haven DISCIIARI;E~ Saturday ~ Conrad ~owley of RD t, Tro:¥~ 1 intestinal ~ct. t 1.11 squa B'lleJI em ~rado pasture lands, ev- burg noticed H suspicious car and Stephen Taylor, Rutland; Bren- girl. Miss Donua Guldsba.ry . Robert Stout, 1\ew Haven : San- backed mto a parked vehicle 'N'"::F;;;;-·Minis•terl~~ EJ~aBt: h. su:.-m; todat eL 1f Jt came too late in some iDvest.lgated. He saw only a man da Kennedy, Rutland . Idaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- dra Roush. Syracuse ; Chester owned by Char~es Ohlinger of LONOON - Prime ~as~ c' yss R~·· areas to. save the wheat. About and woman in the front seat. but DISCHARGES Sunday . - ~ ert A. l.ioldsbary, was inJured Cwr~· . Nt'w Haven : Mrs. Chest- Rt . 1. Mlddleport. ~ere was Harold Macmillan went into the h t po:e<U~su~ng $40 miUaon worth of wheat al~ a second man rose suddenly from Sylvia Johnson , C h e s h 1 r e; in a bicyrle af'cident Sunday er Wf'lls a11d daughter. Long damage Lo the left s1de of Oh· most important c estr pateds. ready wu lost to the dry weath· the rear seat and pointed a gun Juanita Blankenship. Pomeroy; evenmg She was al so adm1tt- Bottom linger's car and minor damagt test of his career wa• by e emer- er. at him. Carl Gardner, Middleport ; ed to Holzer hospital where her ADMISSIONS Sunday - to the bumper of Rowley's au.. ed to win oUt over squ n. . Hall piJed up four feet high Hood said they yanked the ra- Gladys Sm1th , Pomeroy. eondition was reported good Jame~ Caldwell . H.eHdsv1lle ; to No arrests were reported. opposition 00 his handlinl MARRIAGE . .,PUCATION m parts of Denver and snow- dio from his car, took hilt gun Monday. She sustained a con- Sue Cirde, Radne : Sharon the Profumo scandal. . PloW! were used to clear it and car keys and drove off. He POMEROY WRECKS cusswn and a laceration of the William s. Rich.,.ood , W. Va. Virtually all political Wilham F . Lohrer, 23, Alh· away. The aouthem part of the noted an Indiana Ucense plate on Pomeroy Chief nl Polico .Jed upper lop. DISCHAR GES Sunday- ' Bt>n,.fit Claim• ers and newspapers agreed JDUmallst, and Carla K. Veliey Highway waa' like a rlv- the car they were driving and Webster reportt!d today his rfP- ! Mrs. Carl Kennedy and son . C......-vatlvo party leader 21, Middleport, ...,... er_with wate1 up 1919 f~t deep. alerted poU~ 1n the Northwest· '[ partment investigated lho·ee ac~ ' JUDGMENT GRANTED I Langsvolle . Felix Alkire. Burl LowPr This Y.. ar sufiicient support for a H.avy snow elosed Pikes Peak. em Ohio area iDcludlng Lima. cidents over the weekend. A $528.45 cognovit nole judg- Bable. Middleport . Lero} Claims For unemployment benof Commont ---ment has been granted the Am Columbus ; Vmcent r· I . ld vote of th t ~ · \ 1 11s Wf"re ower th1s. week diu a wou IIave his erican Plan Co· poration of CJ- Kmght. Art hut WISt: ~ ~:u. ~ 1:00 "orld ol Sporll Gllf Mndlini af )lOUr ........nt.- IMI IJIPIIJ ......... gienic condltiona are beinl mom· lalned in the cobinl of <lie lliipo." g~agem!und:y 12:00 Bop Bunny 12:30 Alleowam 1:00 FUcluo 1:30 SUperman 2:00 Aldrich Theater 3: 30 Lot's Dance a '1'*-ueoocooquooi,..S..,.. . . ..._ PCIIIIVOY < Channel 13 • Middleport ' '.. . WHTN-TV ::.'.:t"":' .::h.,..... • .. wor aa . . . . _ , .......... "'. duds. ibis paa1r far ' '. :d:OO New1 1111 .._,._ ,._.. 1 psttiiJ of W wiiJctr _ , bo iii1POI'd .., ~~·,... - flol.. "' ...,., T<HIIOIAt .. . 1:30 Oel811den 8:30 ilaYe Gun Will ;rani ~o:ao Gunamote 11:00 New11 11: 16 Late Show I I . . leu B! 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Sovl« leadOI' and u1il ilbe wauld "aport oolhlog" to corry out ber -~· ' MOOC<W ~ llid at I a.m. II a.m. EDTI that Voleatina had completed ....,. thu 14 orbits omd Bylwvsty 41. . ,. "Ail Dlght oyste~1 ur tho two ships are ~ amoalbly," the rad10 llld. Tho · prem ~y· 2Men, Woman Captured To End Crime Run . . Middleport High school bo)'ll have formed a club to study science and space projects, The club Is called the Middleport Model 'locket Club. The boys asaemble and launch rocklource said. ets they order from Estes InPersistent but wholly uncon- dustrles of Coloradu firmed repo.rtl said, however ,that Their first launc,, at Sh5 a. 1 tbird cosmonau' was being pre- m. Saturday at RoCksprings pared to join the couple In space. Fair Grounds of the rocket, 'lbe report& said it could be a Calenda l, was terme-~ 111Uct ssman 01 another woman. ful with the approximPte ground Valentina completed her first covered being 429 feet and 8 in, 24 hours In space at 12:30 p.m. The motto of the club Js the <5:30 a.m., EDTl. Bykovsky was three S's, Science, Safe!; completing his third day. Success." The boys pl£n came Wlthlb Mllea affiliate wltl the National ThO two spaceships came of Rocketry. T h e in seven miles of one of the club is to !!!hoot a ~unday night, according to an containing a moose or nouncement. but thelr paths small animal across the peared to coincide like that River. oo c:ertsio orbits and never Members are Larry Gladwell, actuall)' intersect. and deaign specialist: The officlat Tass news agency Mullen, vice president and said Valentina and Bykovsky · specialist· Bob Sch· blve bad long communications moll, secretary and'launch ape. with eartb and with each other. eiaiist;. , Wayne Davia, treuur~ ~ · - ·• and collllruciloo ~: ...poRi''"~ llleor~ · Steven Hindy, meteorologist: nnd flle pros,... of their nights. Stephen Pullen, signal special· Mi!s Tereshkova, a . i!1t; Joe Richmond, tracking spehaired parachutlot who insisted on cialist, and Randy Becker, sltnal specialist. The groop was accompanied Saturday by i.!rs. Delbert Becker. ' SATURDAY De~ '!be coo-··· feat oet o1l a wave of deltghted lemala reactlon serosa the world at the new champlou of womeo. So>vlet Pre mler Nlldto S, Khruohdle• ra- !~~~~~~d ~tb were in "top ,"')' dloed ber a message aa she or· bHed. "Now you ,.. what women are capable of," he saki. Khrushchev told the coomonette "I am very glad and feel fatber· ly pride that K is our girL • girl from the land of the Sovieto, that io the full in I(Nice ... " Mo,. ·Torellhkova, a pretty 1888 with a oman spH eurl and a yen for blgh adventure, thanked the wearing mai<Hp . oe her blslorlc lnisaion, wao fired lnlo orbit SUI!· day aboard the VOIIok VI and pasaed in "direet vldnlty" of By· kovsky'o Vootok V. which was launched Friday. •. . . . .. ~., .;I> ,. . ---· . ~· . "' ' .. . ' .. ~.' .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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