https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f6f73d866719da5e139db110dab159da.pdf e3f7ebc005e2d78c9cf153f407730e99 PDF Text Text ) •. :e nttne\ " NOW TOU, kNOW .-4 ,..; C. llll'llld tram lht People.Jn Pomeroy 1UU¥¢UU¥U > nn nn' % 4 uu .... ........ ll:dltM, ........ ""'"' Ia portllll >11ehm, no llle flrll ncoellllll "b=·ld ter tile eleelrlc up&. 4 8-Dauy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 11, 1963 I ~liMn. · ---' • • ; at y · Sc:hoOI Play Highlighted With Fine Casting And Performances 8y MilS. EMERSON JONES formance of "Going Pla<es" ExteUent casting, a:nusing · the story et a family betltuat:l,ona ~ fine performanwith vacation probl!ms. lOJ turned In by all the cast F'ri. fay evening combined to make .o\s a frustrated VB!'atloner , t.he production of the Middle- Butch Bachtel gave a good I"'•· pb1; Senior class, 8 hJt with thP formnnre as the t)eali ~f 8 audl.;nce. The comt"dy was un- hutJse forced to s~nd ~is vader the direction of Mrs. Clar1 p.t home with hts partriCe Lacey, who served her played by John Aliens· . and Carla Gilmore, and ,_...;;;;;...............-"o....-"o;;;l~,~_:m·laws, played by Rick first year, in last night's per· and Janet Baker. with the UBERTY THEATRE grandfathers as remnants th~ army and navy of 1918 righting all of the way. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NOW . SHOWING Frank Sjnatra, Dean Martin , ~my Davis, Jr . Peter X..wford and Joey Bishop in "S ERGEANTS 3" (Color) ALSO SELECTED SHORTS GIFTS PRESENTED Sarah Bechtle wa ~ ('/lst as the calm mother wit~ Judy Ov· , l leriUJrf as the Holl~.:~\·ood ~:truck I and Carolyn Sea rls as daughter. Hi lllrinus situations were created :ly the carefree David Wiley as bur and his pals. Hercules. I 1 Wil· 1 eSTARTS SUNDAY Debbie Reynolds "THIS HAPPY FEELING" (Scope & Co lor) With Curt Jergens and I John Sa~on played by Russell McEihinnv and Alias, played by C'arl~s Bush in their attempts to find something to do. 1 Carolyn Russell as Aunt Ma· ry gave a good performanre as the talkative relative with ALSD SELECTED SHORTS Shown At 2 & 7 Sunday ' . j Janice Goodall playing Berna- dl , a friend of Judy . Tom 91 Rail as the nervous llusiness ex. Ur Ier,u ti\••e was well cast. nt Tn the third act practically P< the whole rast was suffering . from injuries llrought about by Onl, TONIGHT Peter FJnch Ronald Lewt·s '"" their " at home" vacation, but . all ended well and the family W. was ready for another ye<:~r and r. 1' IIanother vacation. gr Sun.-Mon. Mar 12 . 13 The school orchestra , under A~ Lawrence Harvev direction of Mr. Gherke, Jane Fonda, Anne B~xter pl<:~yed sevel'al selections dur- air ing the intermission and before fir -andJohn Agar Greta ThyssE'n _1 h"e'v curtain. Members were jlor 11 11 "ROIB'I!RY UNDER ARMS" -andRod Steiger Nadja Tiller "WORLD IN MY POCKET" and Barbara Stanwick in "JOURNEY TO THE SEVENTH PLANET" Wildermuth, Dave Thorn. sit as . Robert Schmoll, Mike Lloyd of Ebersbach, Judy Marlin br !;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::;;~I Scott, Karen Bachner, tJi, rMick Morris. Susie Slater, Archer, Sammy Cla tworthy , f&J Marilyn Swan. i cr: I . Mikel"'' MEIGS THEATRE rOMIROY . OHID An .ln·between number waS I• sh TONIGHT /My 10.11 W1lt Disney's "MOON PILOT" (Technicolor) Tom Tryon, Brian Keith, Edmond O'Brien, Dany Sa· vaJ, Bob Sweeney. "THE SAVAGE GUNS" <Technicolor) Richard Basebart and _Don Taylor by a boy's quarle~ qu composed of David Wiley, ll.us· an sell McElhinny, Forrest Bach· 18 Macl.aine, Edmon Ryan, Ed· die Firestone, Billy Gray. . Clarence Stewart·' ushers ' Er· p . Bind, James Blaker, Larry or Richard. Hays, To m of ' ' ory•"· Gary Carsey. Pat Ca- Charlotte Davidson, Car- olyn Ervin, Carolyn Gilkey, William Harris, Charles Hollins· , Arland King, Roger Manley, Karen Pettit, Sandra rur<·l ••n er, Don Roach, Lee Roush, Keith See. Johnnie Singer. Paul 1\f Don't bother to knock . , . Sprouse, Ben Wilson and walt right into her apart- on Yeauger. ment ... and her life! faaturett•: Mlirln•tH Mlr· lllor, Andy Clydo, Colorc~rtoon '· Shar~ 0 ;' tu. were donoled by the Baker F'urm· dl The stage furnishings -~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~S~to~r~e·._._._._._.___, 1 ~u, Choice of professional painters! ""dl· lbt Canal (1111111 Fieel lllbr, bet choice "'' lllpls: '"lben ail! JIIOYtes lbai are _ . eSpeclillly flit' adults. 'lbe lblnp 1llat lntereol ehlldreo don't Intel est me. 'l'bef lihoiJid 111 to see .Wilt Disney pldures. I'm U.ie!e.'W II!, playJDi 1he modetll womaa. Tbey llave become ao liberated they've ilv· Cll 1:10 DoWD OD lbo Fum 1: 10 Popeye ' Pail t:ao Ruff & lleadJ 10:00 Band Festival 12:00 Mr. Wizard 12:30 Eaploring 1:30 f:OO t:30 t:fO t:G 7:00 7:30 j :30 Movietime Pirates Vs. Dodgera News & Sports Weat.her Newa en way to Ill aom ., passlona and desires. 'lbls ......... bas :oo1 never Qlalell befON;'' r - Jl'l'emlen, ve!Eran min Saturday J Sam Bene.llct Jl<Oclueer: "The pubUe wants ..., atira. But without llludloa Iii build them op ,wli!le ~)llniJ t.hem Joey Blsbop t:QO Saturday Nl&bt MoYle 11:00 Newa 11:10 Weather 11:15 8portl 11::10 Movie te: and John Singer. Prompter!\ · . were Jeanne Bowles anc· Di· of ane McCom .. s; Stage Managers M Dick Bodimer, Harold Vance, th; IIV•>tP . SUN,. MON. on~ TUES. Moy 12-13-14 "11!10 FOR THE SEESAW" Robert Mitch11m, Shirley ,. Bemsy and .. lbal pi,ture t pity ed Cupit!. I was a sillasb." WSAZ.TV Ch•nnel 3 aff4)1~ them? "PetsoDany, rm· 1101 beiJing • on stan. Teo expetJillv• and predictable. I'll! bett!Ds Oil Btoro " leo, dlnclloD, OJIIOllallol) 'fill". uea and prod~ offlclellcy, the elimination of slfe er , was.te." ; . "' ~· Blellad ...... Cll' 'lrhf h .. early !Ele¥!il0ii shoW, "MediC," didn't make the same l!npaet as l<>day's Casey and Kildare stanzas: '· "We wtre oppoa1te "I L o • e Lucy' when Lucy wu No. 1. 'lbe onlf people wbo saw 1.1te llhow were my relatives, the cast, t.he crew. and those wbo dldD't ll!<e.Lucy; WCHS..TV Ch1nnel 8 1:00 1:00 10: 00 10:30 11:00 11:30 l2:QO 12:30 1:00 1:30 TV ClaJSroom Captam Kallgaroo Tbe AIYID Sbow Mighty Mouse PI8Jobouse Rw Till Tb> • Roy Rogen Sbow Sky Killg News Town & Country Sporls Fllm I :G Dizzy Dean Sbow 1:50 Angeles Vs. Yaulrs 5:00 Doctors At Work 5:30 Early Show 7:00 Cannon BaD 7:30 JacKle Gleason 8:30 Defeooera 9:30 10:00 11:00 n :15 12:00 Rave ULlQ W.UI. .&.ranl Gunsmoke New• Late Show News JUST SWINGIN'- RecenUy wed In Switzerland, aetreaa Anita Ekberg and husband Friedrich von Nutter abare • hii!!IDiock_on patio of hone)'Dloon villa near llome, Italy, 13, The Emperor Waltz (1948) Bing Crosby, Tneoday, May u, Cb 8. '!be Two Faces of Grey Holden, Ch 13, Dlaputed Passage (1939). Wedaesday, May 15, Cb .8. The Bitter Lesson, John Smith Cb 13. HO$lages, (1953) Arturo de Cordova. Tburoday, May 15, Ch 8. Heartbeat, David Wayne Ch 13, Best of the Badmen (11151) Robert Ryan, 'J'riday, May 1. Ch 8. The Phantom from 10,000 Leagues, and Ch 13, Chiller, The Creep. ing Unknowu. Also Cb 13 atl:OO King of Alcatraz (1938) Lloyd Nobw. ' Judy Garland's latest movie, "I Could Go On Slnging," star-. ring Dirk Bogsrde and co-star· ring Jack Klllpl8ll, will warm tile hearts of Garlancl fans, Good script and some wonderful tunes auog as only Judy can Sl n 11 tbem ..... '!bat's all for now. WHTN·TV Channel 13 MASTER PAINTERS HOUSE PAINT .. .....I.,. price ' ' ..... SPECIAL AT $4~ 9:00 Pat • Mike 9:30 Word of Life 10:00 Social Security 10:30 Church ol Cbrlll 11:00 Cartoonsvilli: 11:30 Beimy & Cecil 12:00 Bugs Bunny .12;30 AUakazam HIO J'licka l :30 Supemum 2:00 Aldrich 'lbeala" 3:30 Lei'; Dance 5:00 ··•orld ol Sports 1:30 Wresii!D& • :30 Gallant Men 1:30 lloolenaJmy O:UO ..,....,.. Wolk Sbow ·;~a:4o ,and,: lt:l5 -rM . 'WEATHER ~RE!ORt :, ., . ' ~ ( ( :' ,£ 10:.. Fi1bt 01 Week 10:46 Mate '!bat Spal'tl u .IIi. A<""l'lll' Award Theoter All m:ellent-quality white house paint at an sceptionally low price. BI'IISbee IIII001hly - c:overs weD - givett years of DuPoint bas renewed its SuDday Digbt spot on NJIC.TV. They Will preseat 30 teleplafl - fourteen of them Ia oolor ....• prolection. Controlled chalking keepa it awwy white. • Late Movies i', . ·~ ~. \ ' \ - . '1.4<· \A. ,. ·~-, 1 "'· . . ...... ...,,...,,... • • .. 1 Ill, . . . . . r.rtl1 1'1 h ....... .,.. tlly, ..... ...., . . . _ . lliPt IWL, ' �• f r !;.Da!'' St!tlfntt, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 .. llhJ U . 1M3 GOP o;nn ......,e ' Rev. Card Will . Report RJVer At $100 P•r, "' JS ·o·n:May 21 1. n"elen I .:c.J4 "elp uI 's.' \' lng to stop within I clear IJIUI'- JWUUAGII ~~TIONIJJ lass ed dls~nce. She· wu lined $5 Arthur· W~'ti,,"· SIJFf'EIIS INJVliY live-year-old Rutland A ~=~ Be Speaker (n alaurea te I -·· •.. •.. 0 ~~~------ "e·so ' ! N 1 SAVE '1 v..... ...I :n:;.;.. .20 ·. '(; I I $1•• I I a..,.. ________ ... , NEWf HUNT'S POlK • BEANS $ ••• ... TOMATOES BULLETIN Armed Troops "1 J C• ove n •ty E~~~-· P~~m~~~o~, ~~u•eds.;. Seniors Leave On Annual T MUS AI • our To Nat1on s Capttal UJnnJ set DeadJine 0 For T.ICkets Sidy.. $ FREE! ::~~!.:h~:path~· ~:':! ·.~~~ Students of PoNeroy and MiddlepOrt Hi&h schools ing of hil prei'IM~ Plf!o:Jha~ 1 boarded a B & puseneer train bound for Washington, he be allowed to teke lie deD. C., late last nilht on the first leg of their annual aenlor lector 1.test. trip. · I . Tht coort'a brief order makeo 11 tght Pomeroy seniors and 33 from Middleport 11'" I rullnr lilinll him hand· were at the shlion, IUK&aee in hand, ••I for the memor· ed down Dec. 21 • !962, by I hI able tour, Oh10 Supreme Court. Both Reservation• lor the Mlddto- 1 croupa wltl raturn on Cleland, Philip Meter, Jerry port Hllh ochool benquet muot Thursday, May II, at 3:3G 1. Shamblin, Tom Shlateen, Ernbe with Mrs. Lionel Boggo, tt~a· m. Pomeroy seniors will spond HI Sisson, David Gordon A~ DIVOTID TO tNTIIIn OP surer, . by May II, tho llf!IS their entire time in Washington len Downie, George Korn.' .Tim MltGl MAlON AliA Alumm Executive eommltlet while Middleport o011tora pion Gilbert, Robert Arms, Tony •••"• ~ .:.::1 -·announced today, . 1A1 leave tilt capital tonight and Hendricks, Char leo Buffington .....:.':.~ni,::-• Payment of p per ticket for visit New York City until Wed· Fred Boyd, Charles GIOO<kner: ~~.. ":"11 11~""-~""'1':: the banquet ••rtine •t 6 . 30 :nelday. Philip Follrod, Ralph Werry, f~ .;;~~ I m., ond the dance at t .P r:· l Included Oil the tourlnc ache· Eugene Smith, Eddie Frick, ....,.. " .... must accompany tilt ream~: l dule lor Washtncton are visits Jim Meel, Mike Speo,.r, Jim- ::.':'" ... - - · " - lion. This amrunt Includes Il lto lhe White Hou... Washing- my Aleshire. Rolend Fisher, *L.'~ ••• 01;,, "" lor du.. to the IIIOCiatlon of ton Monumont, the Bureau ol and George Starcher. :0''!:~ which 50 cents Is loc the a~o- EnJiflving and Printing, tho Chaperones lor Pomeroy are ..::l::"".'\:.00: llo ciaUon'a reneral lund and 10 Congressional Ubrary, Su- Mr. and Mrs. Jam.. Diehl and - "' cenll for the SUua (; PI r k premt Court build!&, No lionel Forrest Ward. ::," .,";~:,:"~ Scholarship Jl'und · lllotorlcal Wu MuMUIII, Smith- From Middleport art Carolyn ...., 1.,...,.., •• • • aonlan •-·lltu'IJn··•M R _.., .,. -· •• ' • ..,, ~ "'• •~• ern- u..eu, Carolyn Soarlea, Sarah • ·Thia year another acholarahlp oriel, Arllogton Netlonal c.m.. Btc;htle, Janet Baker, Sharon wiU be awarded 1 araduatine tory, Mt. Vernon, Va., and lht Yeauger, JeaMie Bowloo, Car-li"";;;;;;;;;;;;_ _ _ _,_,.,...., semor. NlliCX18l Art Ollltry. olyn Erwin Dianne McCOmAa Try Our Dellcleua Alumni may brinr a IUeot to Maklnl tho trip from Porn· Jenlce Goodall Rick Oiler' the benquet and dance lor an troy are Roae Alln Thtlu, Ma· John Allenswo;th, Rusa McEI: addltloool P. ror alullllll not ry Stallard, Shlrtoy Hagey. Sh1o hinney, Paul Sprouse, Butch wlshtne to attend the ron Hawley, C.rolyn 8111, Bar· Bachtel. David Wiley, T 0 m $1 memberahtp dueo Calles, Sharon llyaell, Rail, Larry Blaney, Don Roach Ollf alumnua to attend Sharon Mitch, Pltty H •11 y, Dick BoJIImer, Roeer Menley: It's GoeoDOOdl The dance also la WIDiamo, Roae Wlo&tlt, James Blaker Charlel Buoh to the publk, admission $1. sandra Wt\11, Sharon T h om a, Keith Soe, Richard Hayeo' Five Saints orchestra will Smith, Gloria Shu1111te, Tom Bryan, John Singer, Char~ vide daoce music. Hltlltld, Judy B I 11•. los Hollinshed, Clare..,. StewWY 2-2516 . The banqlltt and dance lnJifabam, Shirley Gar- art, Pat Cavo~. Ernest Bin& At tho Pomeroy ltn4 lrtqo mlormal. Kille Qullll, Jtmliftr Loh- Wilson and Jim Kokovllch ' Reunlona wiD be held C.rolyn Vau1hln. H 1 It n · these classea, startin& with Phoebt Harper, Joyce elaSI of 1113 (50111) ucb Judy Wehnllll, Pam year Interval throo1h to J - DoullU Tamno doubt tbout it. Wo !hot is, ttla, 11!3, lftl, Key c.:nptoo, our youn.attra too me. 1143, 1918, and lt5S. Roletta Liole MWldaya, Speokor at tht banquet Ba!to, llldlord. ' . . ,rlde .._ ~'::.n~== ~th bKtncldt, cia., of Dick Well. Tom White, Ronn..y wtilch whtll • anquet Is to be ID . Pholin, BUI MuM:ay' Roaer l•'''""'nll,ry achool, tht dallce Yo11111, Dellltrt Chaoey, Tom. IChool. BW'Illidt, Dwtcbl H a ok !Continued from paft II · ' kle battling of Neeroe• . ith police waa touched off by ·• dynamiting of the home of Rev. A. D. King, brother ol Inte(l'ation leader, Dr. Martin Lu!her Kin• J d IA G G ,, r., an o . T . 1l&toll mo~l. headquarters of Intelll'allon movement wntch beaan e missive campaign to tear . down the racial borriero here IIIII week• aco. At leaot 21 penona were Injured. StorH and homeo were Mt Afire 11 wert a taxicab and a ttllrlner'a caudy motorcycle. Polk:eman J . N. Spivey was •tabbed twice In the beck. A llllleab driver waa p u 11 1 d fraiD his car ond belten. Polkt Inspector William JU117 waa atruck wtlh a brick and It tool< 11.1 stitchel to close the -·-• · katlt EVANS DESSERT CUPS ,:•.4•,;;;.'" N••- ,.,. ::";".;. Look hor th- .., iltoplly with "1:l •" = ., .=..:"'oi".:., Tr. .J: "; .... DAIRY VALLEY SH Us For Your Remodeling Nttels * Ooneal~ L~~m~~ thtm 11P1Mr 11101 1J8J thtm oft wlltl • c;:tlel lartJVWIM • ce~u., ~nle ,....,. llll'inJ out ... • P•n•llrir·:,.' ... ' .. - l y paymont wilt be I lot ioN lhl" tfJ IIIDIIII ~ - . HOURS MONDAY-9 A.M. TO 7 ,.M. TUII.• WID., THUR., t A.M. TO S I'.M. I'RIDAY f A.M. TO I ,.M. • St•rm~iMiows '----FREE· ESnMft~t-·-·_ N. 2nd Av•. WELCH AD£ SALAD BOWLS _........ . J __, ~~ 'I· MltlclllpOI't, 0. . . .1 ' ' Dntttv iloOIIII-.1, lloor W. . -, llSIAN NGsI Red s s11t•t l Rour ~t for track the ftrst time ~ wa • Jim Ra. or wa e , a single, and then a ball hit I Melvin Circle spent the week thls year, Wallace was cloc~~~ue and then Hoot Gibson . hit a ba k to Sa an was ronverf<od :end With his mother M... Mary ed at 11.2 tn an early April~ ~round-rule double. wh1ch scor- . 1c d u· •Cirr le 1 . trial run on the MHS track. ed Morgan. Radford came home m o at ou te P ay. r,Le mg a . Mr and Mrs Jack &ar · h k h hee rymg o score . ater, an· · ·· • 1rom th'lrd ~~ a sacn.1.Jce nY man ,w,th_ ard wor , e has n other ron came homP l)n a "'m- brough spent Tuesday evening $ltlvmg that ever since. by Terry Wdhams. ·· ' 'th M nd M 1 The son of Mr. and Mrs. By UnttH Pre&s International Rio Grande made it 4-0 In the l ~~al~~~re Sagan fanned t he . ;~arbro~gha rs . . . awrence Dwight· wan.... Palmer-s!, Amtrlcao League top fifth when : th e d'1starwe .s agar. I. 'Mr - and 'Mrs . Frank Hudson h h of bthelied tr' Mike d Bur- l I n gomg 8 1P1e an scor· struck out pight anrl is<;•.wd on- and children of Syracuse spent AIan IS a sop o~ore who won NEW YORK IUPII -The ries with the New York Mete, los. W. L. Pet. GB ,C am e All.SEO honors m football last innatl Reds, still trying to ing a single game Friday, winChicago 18 11 .621 I1 t tk B d 1 . t0 0 k th i Sunday at the Allan Taylor Autumn. He is the grldder who back into tbe first division of ning Saturday and spUtting dou· Kansas City 17 13 .567 llh WOMAN 'CHUTtBT DIES wfo waM s . . uHr arvt> e te v. as hee I home · . Y 8 1 . . h th BC>Sto oss or orns . 1 sho wed hlS · ee1s 1o e en1rre National League, didn't get bleheader Sunday. 14 I1 .560 2 ZAGREB WPIJ- Iranned four an d gave up seven Dean Brinker SnPnt Monda•.r N ny k . ' Yugos av1a . rCincinnati is idle today before · ew. or 4 12 .548 2~ Yugoslavw's champ1on woman 1 walks. evening with the Ralph Let P omeroy H1g~ football team where during the weekend. last Ocotober when he ran a The Reds spUt a four-game journeying to Chicago for a three· 1Balttmore 16 14 .533 2112 parachutlo;t was killed Saturday Foil wi g th C0 ·h : family . kick-off back for a touchdown. day, three-game series. I Cleveland 12 12 .500 3¥.1 when he, chute failt'd to open A t Lo hn e .~ ~mleh.. , 1"r 1 .,-i-lliiiii .l · ·· h h I Lo A 1 . a trammg . . JUmp. . · r an 111am tlexpr~s 16 17 .485 4 I durmg O•• of the high s""'• of the s nge es f' ~t>< d 11~. pea· . ! W1son, a JUniOr w o as no f £ tb ll • h" t"""' Detr01"t 12 17 .414 6 . h d sure W I le me e f'n SIVe been ou t or 00 a. ~mce IS weekend session here was SaturMdl"lca Baric, 21 • a bet'n a effort made bv lhr !f' Jm and 379 ~sh:a; ~=~s ;ash:dlcated: day when Joey Jay, with late· ''WW the real Saady Lotb ::~::~n ~! ~ parachute jumpt>r for four years praised Saga~ ror hi~ grittv 3711 ac r..,- sc man e game help from Bill Henry, pleaoe atand np!" · ' pilchmg 1ob Howeve r Coach wants to jtake anotherdcra~k h~ gained his first win of the season. Saturday's Resull!l CASTRO IN ASIA ! Lanham noted that tO Rio ~e sport. He is 1).1 an welg Jay dropped his first si.x decisions New York 13 Baltimore 1 MOSCOW !UPli-Touring Cu-IGrande base,:·run ners WPre left 115 lbs. . . of the season. Chica.go 4 Lo'; Angeles 2 . ban Premier Fidel Ca<tro has ar· st raodl'<i The mile relay team wh1ch Washmgton at Boston, ppd., ram rived in the central Asian city of Th ,. .1 d R· · 1 d th" a d r A second gigh .spot came Sun· Cleveland 6 Detroit 5 (10 inns.) . ' e \ ICorv uppP 10 s S"" t'l· pace If was compose o Ph .I M ll ed p m day when Bob Purkey, also wlth Kan I Bratsk, Moscow Radio reported son record t~ 3·11 as 1hrv now Bruce Wallace, ALan WaUace, ~ u en pac o eroy sas City 5 Minnesota 1 toda . . ·, . . Wilson and Rodne Sauer Bowhng Lanes women bowlers Henry's aid, won his first decision Sunday's Results , Y . .10 . prepare ror a two-ga rnP ·.em~s . costs les8 than '. y · · ·ll last week in the double and of the season. Purkey was makw h 1 Castro arrived thP Soviet Un-. wll h Kentu('kv tPam s th1c; Wf'€ k All frrst place. wnmers WI • I t Sh U d ing his second start of the year By United Pre• laternatlonal as . 3 Boston 2 llst. 14 inns.l I ion last month for a visil that On TuesdaY thev rr avP! ,,; I be awarded ~ tr1p to the state smg es ournament. e ro e SATURDAY Boston 4 Washington 1 !2nd) has taken him throu~h fhou~ands . · ' · c I 4fack meet at Ohio State Unl- the high or 497 series in the after being kept out of action be- LOS ANGELES -Sand New York 2 Baltimore o of miles of Sodet terril or . 1Campb~J!~;v llle College . ,'lr an_ aflernoon game and wilt s~,f'nd i · · · qersity staditUq the weekend of singles and led the all events cause or a shoulder Lnjury. Last -pit hed th Dd h"J'e Ko~f:ix 1Chicago 14 Los Angeles 2 !!sO Y· a week May 24-~. ·. tally with 1403 pins. week ~e made his first start but ca~ as et:~ :g~lesr Dodg~ l Los Angeles 7 Chicago 6 <2nd) 1 RF.PORT HEAVY FIGIITING \ Ihe mgcht. tbher~ bPfCor•l-1 mov mg I when repaid c rolyn Ba hne pia ed was not chalked for the kiss 1Kansas City 2 Mi t 1 11 on to urn e r~ ~nd .o ee;r on Marietta's strong track team da. th c r ~h Purk t 11 th ·lnto ers defeated the San Francisco K c· n~eso a 121 0 MIAMI IUPO - Cuban exile Wedne sda y for a sing le J fl~r- : in 6 mo• successfully defended its Class oAn '"d Se singles "thwt~n 489d• th ethy -:venin a! the wReday In Gianta 8-0. anpdsas ~ty at Mmnesota nd) ~ur-.· es here said this wePkend ' nooQ tilt · . b man a awyer WI "tO an e nm m ng or e s P ., ram h r 1 AA district tit1e Y. outscor 1ng Loui.!e Gilmore fourth with the first game SUnday, which the Cleveland 9 Detroit ! I .~t ~ore t ta~ 800 peop e wel.·e . The games on TUPsday al~d paymenl8. 14 other schools, WJth Coach • ' NEW YORK-Get Around ral, k1l!e<i m Cuba m recent wt>eks m Wednf'Sdav will mark the fir~t 1 "ri'..l Stewart's Galfui Academy 481.. For all events, Carolyn Reds won by a 3-0 shutout. Henry lied in the stretch to win the $61 ~ Monday • Probable Pltchf'rt a pitched battle between anti . .£ h I ' ~ Bachner was secOIXI with 1330 came in :f~th two nut and two ' Los Angeles at Chl ( · hO ·meetings 0 1 e season Je! ween 1 thin-clads finiillint .In .seventh 'H I Kirkland th' d 'th 1324. Mets' Ori~se and "Struc "U" k out Duke ·000 ·Wit.hert stakes at ~queduct. - Don Lee (2-1) v ;~dgo Fn~gh c~.t~o guerrillas and go ..·ernment the Redmen and 11lf' J\enluck y : e en , 1r WI _ s r..u 1e 1s er militiamen 1 I Pace. d A d S f th "th SnJder to ice the game . · <2-4) · . · team s. ' In Class A competition, South- an man ~ awyer our wt. . BOSI'ON -Jose Gonzalez of! . . . Exile radio commentator Luis Following 'the Kent uch· trip I eastern repeated as the cham- 1319 total pms. Purkeyshowedtheeffectsorhis New York scored a lO..roundsplit ' Washmglon at Boston <mghtl-, Conte Aguero said reporl s ol the R G d t I 'I · f "t by lkl J ht b t dec Don Rudolph (3 21 0 r Ji B 1 · · IO ran r re urn s wme to I d pion in Saturday's district meet In the oubles divis on Vera mac lVI Y ~a ng e g a· ision over Joe DeNucci of i . t d m ron- righting iu Matanzas Province close out the season nr ~ t Tut<s·l & SAVINGS CO, at Peden Stadium against 17 Craig and Lily Gantarino were ters and al~owmg seven hits. He Newton, Mass.,· in a nationally s 8 (1.:!) vs Gene Conley (1.1). reached him in Miami through day w it h a double _ hearler ! first with 928, Phyl Mullen and four strike-outs. . _televised middleweight bout. <Only games ~heduledl . "freedom sentinels." ,against West Liberlv Colle~e . · · Jean Warner second with 899 The second gl!lme waa a wild Tuesdays Gamet , Th 1. Bob Miller, Mgr. K c·t t Cl I d . , . e mescore · ill eSU Dorothy Nier't and Betty Ll.sh affair marred by New York laos BOSTON -The Ma118Chusetts ansas 1Y a eve an • mght , CYCLE RACER KILLED ! R G nd 200 201 00~ 5 1 125 E. Main St. third with 891, and Louise Gil~ throwing refuse at _Cincinnati Boxing Commission recognized I Balh~ore at _Washing_ton, night BRANDS H AT C H. P.ngland . Ml:rr~;aHa;vey 000 010 ro~~ ~ 5 Pomeroy, Ohto more and Phyl Hennessy, four· players, and the ~mpues twice NJgeria's Dick Tiger as the world ~ ~trolt at Chicago, rught , IUPJl - Dave Downer 2!i. was 1 Sagan (WP l and Burger · H1lr.· 1 th with 889 threatened to forfe1t the game to middleweight champ lo n The mnesot.a at New York, n1ght . . ' · ' Phone WY 2-2171 _ _,;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;.._ _. [ the Reds because.of the incidents. state previous! reco "zed. Paul Lo!l Angeles at Boston, night ~~~led an~ Derek Mmt.er' 28, wa_s ; dette (LP )' KlePk (71 ' 1nd 011- ! t Cl C · Jed • Y gru National Le «u InJUred Sunday followmg a collh ver 1 • 8u arence o1eman smg m Pender, who recently retired, af! a e • sion in a ritOtorcycle race white ; . - - ---- --a run to give the Met& a 13-12 champion. W. L. Pet. GB ' . . I win. _ San Francisco l l.ravehng at 90 m1les per. hour. 19 13 .59f st. Louis 19 14 576 IL Downer was dead on amval at 1 The Reds showed aome good LONDON -Roy Vernon scored . BALTIMORE (UPII-Final re· n the hospital Minter's injuries 1ults of autopsies on the body of J NeWS hitting form, somethiog they have three goals ID leadln•• Everton tn Los P•ttsborgh 16 13 .552· II> I bel: . 1 A 1 were no le\·ed ser1oW1. Gene (Big Daddy) Lipscomb, forlacked most of the season, and a 4-1 victory that clinched the . nge es 17 15 .531 2 1 16 15 ·516 2lh · NAMED FRESHMAN COAClt mer Pittsburgh Steeler pro footPinson ev~ got a three- 1962-63 British Soccer League ~JC~go . ball star, are expected to be re-home nm m the second championship. C~cmnati 14 15 .483 llh . lell8ed either today or Tusday. Mrs. Mabel Hetzer spent game. Leo Cardeoas bad a threellVNDAY Pbdadelph 14 16 .467 4 WATERVILLE, Mame tuP!lUpsc;pmb, 31, died in a friend's week end with her son, Mr. and run Jn.the-park homer in the first FORT WORTII 'D -Jull New York 14 17 .452 4¥.1 Verne Ullom, former Unwers.aty •partntent here last Friday. A Mrs. Arthur L. Hetzer and famfor the only Ckacinnatll"UDI. Boros of So~ .:~. N. ~-~ Mllwaukee 14 19 .424 5~ ! or Cincinnati athlete, has been tnedical examiner said there was ily of Little hocking. Cardena.!l also homered In the won tbe Colonial Invitation golf Houston t3 19 .406 6 named freshman coach of foot- ! definite suspicion that "a narcot- Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prince second game. Both Pinson and tournament with a one--under-par Saturday's Result• ban, basket~IJ and baseball at , Jcs overdose caused his death." and Mrs. Laura Ruth went to Cardenas have bad their bitting 279, . Philadelphia B Milwaukee 5 Colby College. Ullom, who for· 1 Meauwbile; a Baltimore man Toronto to attend the funeral troubles. Pittsburgh 3 St. Umis 2 merly played for the Brooklyn lf8S held in $10,000 bail Sunday of Mrs. Ruth's brother, The Reds will alay on the road SAO PAULO, Bru:il-111e Unit. Cincinnati 4 New York 2 Football Dodgers, . coached the . em charges of possession of nar· Chevalier. He was a until May 24, when they open an ed States won ita opening game Houston 5 Chicago 3 <1st, night) last two years at rival Bates mtlcs paraphernalia in connection resident of this 11-day borne visit. After meeting ln the world amateur basketball Houston 1 Chicago 0 (2nd, nighU l.:ego:e.:_ ' . _ _ _ __ _ with Lipscomb's death. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Chicago Tuesday. Wednesday aod to1D'Dament, 88-74 over Mexico. Los Angeles 8 San rancisco 0 New York at Houston, night Pollee C!JRI· Joseph Carroll said ley of New Brighton, Pa., Thursday, lhe Reds will move oo _ llmlday'o Reoolto Philadelphia at Los the su!I[IOiit, TIJDothy Black, 25, visiting relatives here. to St. Louis aod Milwaukee helore DALLAS -The American Foot- Phila, 4 Milwukee 3 (Jst, It Inns I Pittsburgh at san told bJm thai Lipaeomb took a Mrs. Bess Larkins, Mr. and returning to Clnclnoall. hall League 81Ul0llnced a plsn to Phlla. 6 Mllwukee 5 (2nd, 12 inns I shot of berotn several holll'l be- Mrs. Marvin Marks and give player help to the New York St. Louis I Pitts. I Ust, 12 inns) fore his death. The 290-pound Une- Caruthers were Sunday HIGH COURT MEETI1 Jeta and the oakland Ratdero. Plttoborgh 4 St. Louis 3 (2nd) Concrete is a lifetime lllllil wbo won stardom with the guests of Mr. and Mrs. WASHINGTON <UPil-The SuClnctonati 3 New York 0 11sU buy. It's fire and termite Baltimor~ Colts died Friday after Marks of Chester. preme Court meet. today to haod MIDLAND, Tex. -David Faw- New York 13 Cincinnati 12 proof - yet initi_al cost is being found unconacious at Black's Recent visitors of Mr. down opinions and orders after ,cett, M. of Lubbock, Tex., was: HoWiton 2 Chicago 1 low. For all C"oncrete apartmeoL Mrs. Gene Wilson were Its lnst two-week recess of the tilled in ao auto accident at Rat- Loo Angelea 6 San Franclseo 5 needs call us! Captalo Carroll of the narcotics and Mrs. Rohert Sima term. tleaoake Raceway, Moodoy'o Prullohle Pllehero ~uad aaip Block told him he family of Belpre. The otne justices will ott every New York at Houston tnir!htlbought a "bag" of heroin, for $12 Mr. . and Mrs. BID Monday until adjoumment in ALL FEIIDINANIJIJ , Roger Craig <2-31 va Bob .at about t a.m., Friday. "Black and Pamela open! June. The date depeodo oo how TILBURG, The Ne4herlanda <J~). they then weot back to his Mr. and Mrs, Charles get their work dooe. !UP)) - A Dutch QjlErirnent Ill 40nly game ocheduledl. Phono WY 2-3284 <boose oo Brice St. aod cooked up son and aon of Logao. have oow been com- bull-lighting failed Suoday be~·· Gomeo PAGE ST. MIDDL~PORT h heroin, splitting it evenly," Mrs. Cora Soulier of eause the bulls wolild 1101 fthL Cbtclnoati at Chicago II reported. "Black said Mrs. Esta Guillaum of Kaosas About 7,000 bored spectatol'll St. Louis at Milwaukee, night comb. then ,ahol his IniAl bio City, Mo., Mrs. Clara ens, Mrs. VIvian Humpbrey, walehed .....U bulls brought here own arm." and Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Mrs. Hazel L. Buckley and the from Spain muncb grasa tn the Bisek appear~<! In MJlllictpal side of Parkersburg were Mrs. Riebe). The eune bull rlog while Dutcb matador. Court here Stmday. Prelimill81'Y. to attend the · filnerel or wtU be 'llith '· Mrs. ocreamed and jomped In front of ~earlng was postponed until 3 sister, Mrs. Frankie Pickens. Shumway. them, . trying to Interest them In bf J Game.s WtJ'J:•th 711 t s , 1r.1.e 1 1 PhyJMuIJen '"' 1 • !: · Paces Bowlers In Tourney weekendSports 8200 EventS Summary 62e 1 ' • , . Reedsville 1 Caat et Plltll ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul I:;::==Mn==·=L~y:le=Balderaoe==::::fl:gb:t:I•:•·::N:o::blood;:;::"~aa::lhed:::·;rt. the meantime, over 1,000 per- Mr. and Marsba of Columbus and and Mrs. Chari.. Plckena p.m. next Friday aod hall waa ,. : Iii ' ' sons pjild tribute to the gtaot ath·!eta withio two houra at the Lawa · tuneral Home here. A spokeaman for the funeral home reported moul'llei'S were "COII,Sialltiy eom- •i ,.. ....., .............. ltr ft~t •I II ................ Cltt~pate. GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO• _.id ..... .,.. ~ pit .... w ••• FORfMAN & AIBOn w:t WELCH'S 5·Qt. LiHie Pail I Uwnl9~~ ,....... JCIO W. Snti'Ml lt-WYindllttt 2·2111, l'omeroy .. Per CtNII Ujt, llwr·tr, Ptlltllla eSterm....._ . ECONOMY SAVINGS l LOAN COMPANY ~!!'f _,... 89 eFGrmiCI Top loon from ... 78 Ce1ter Cut H1m Slices•~~. Pkaa. • Kitchen C1binets FIMr Tile datt JIUr ct•tatl. -u. I. ...... ln•11••fiMI 4 to.... I MAINtENANCE hlft'• ......,~. 1 SOCiety • News •• •• • • DEMANDS lESS - ' STRAWBERRIES I• >:OCI'ety HAM SLICES MAIIIAHioiUQID R10 • Grande De£eats MorriS• ' Harvey 5-3Beh•ID dsauan Of Lipscomb's Death Studied Breakfost Cut1 11• : : : . STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE 'lltod CREAM CHEESE TAsnila 25 Pkt. *' • ""'1 F' al R Its FRESHII • ,..lr favorite lltrrlta I 1 ·~, UOAN 0. lte441·WI, real whl~ ...., Pit G L,., (;ITY 3-Lit. BOIIDIN'I ~- .... -- ... --··- """·"' ..........! IO J' P•l Middleport High school Three recorda were set In the tbe fouraome turned In a time 1-10, St. Aloysiuo 12 3-5, East- Time - 3:33.! : POLl! VAULT: '~ ". the trac k map saturday m ClaiS A meet, but none of the of 1:38, their best of the sea- ' ern 8, Uoioto 7, Racine 6 3-5, 1Piymale, Ironton, Height - 11' t:. · Southeastern Ohio Dl8tr~et Clas~ AA winners challenged son. in earning fiftfl place. This Albany 4, Huntington 3, Cen- 11". MARIF.TTA fUPI) - \fattett. 1 :ollege's erew ' returned SUnday C ·'" A track meet at Alheus prev10us retords during satur- group ls c:ompoaed of Charlie tralia 1, and Paint Valley and Results of the Class A meet • ~ en they copped first places day's aU-day meet Burnet, Gene Armstrong Seaman I each. Laurelville had are : 1 'rom Philadelphia wttli the Del ~· dash events. ~letts collected six firsts Franl: Giber!, and Brian J1n. 3-5 wh11e Mancbester and Ames- SHOT PUT: Shockley, Chesa- .,.. Vail Trophy, won (Ill the Scbuylo • 1\'allace competing In tilt! 100 to wm Ito socood meet;p. a row tala. Berne failed IAl gain a point. peake, Distance 44'-3"; . I kill River at Philadelphlf Satury· rd dash e uaied the Class With Chilllcothe taking lhe run- 1n Clua A, Claude Tomblin ,The winners in Clua AA with POLE VAULT: Harris, St. AI' I~ ~, day tn a come-from-hehlnd upoet A~.\ time ~ ~ and 3 seconds ~er up spot in Class AA. T be of Beaver se& two new records their times or diBtances are as oysius, HeJght - 10'-8"; HIGH 1 ~. iti win over defending ehampioa wh~ fmal scoring showed Marietta u he bettered hi! own 880-yard follows : JLIMP: Rucker, Southeast· :~W!f~~.~.-~:~tt:!i: WIII h: f"xt"'rgetown UniVffslf¥. ,. tie Wilson a s~ster i's ' look in f~rward to comin 55, Chllllcothe 43, Lancaster 32, run and mile run mArks. T h e 1!0-HIGH HURDLES: P a p e, ern, Height - 5'-9" ; BROAD The Pioneers pulled JnfD the uul for t!tball next Se 1 b g Ironton 29, Athe~s 2.1, South only other record was estab- """etta, Time - 15.4; Ill • JUMP: Ritchie, Eastern, Disl tead m the taot hall-mOo to wta ran the dash in 2:.:~h:~ Point 18, Galhpohs 6, Crooksvl~ lished by Frankfort's 880 ·yard YARD HASH: Williams, Mar- taoce - 19'-8"; D~US, Shockby aboatlengtlo tn S:fll! oa the 220 tneth of d bette tllan le, Greenfield, and Warren Lo- relay team which turned the 1etta, Tune- 10.3; MILE RUN, ley, Chesapeake, DIStance '1 2,000 meter course. thr ~lass. ;~co~ime. ;allace cal, aD With 3, and· Belpre and course in 1:35.1, shaving two - Jenks, Chillicothe, Time - 4:· 138'-9 and 3-4"; 120-IDGH HURBehind Georgetown came AmI k • I' . h 440 Coal Grove with Z points, Lo- tenths of a secood oH the o I d 43.6; IDGH JUMP: Rose, Ath- DL~: Bower Frankfort • )'I hersJ Wa ne State St Joseph'a ~a~h t~i':.e ~ t'rst Ill t e gan, Piketon;· and Portsmouth mark held by Chesapeake. ens, Height - 5'-10':; 810-RJ!:- Time - 16.3; tOO-YARD DASH; Behind the slx·hlt pilchh:g ed on a sacrifice fl y bv Ro~er and 0,..,~ Tech. ' . ' .. laded to win a pOint. Other Class A double win- LAY: Won by Ch111lc01he, T'tme ,Wallace, Middleport, Time -of Dave Sagan, the Rio r.rand ci Myors . Jim Shrmer rappe<l a · It wa Marietta's seventh conCo~ch Bob Wise's screw took Charles Williams ~r Ma~letta ners were ~on Shockley or- t;35;_ SH~ PUT: Eachus, 10.6; MILE RUN: Tomblin, ~llege Redmen defeated Mor !'l~~le, and later _scorPrl fro rn secutive victory in taking -the cup. a thrrd place in the mile relay, was the only three-tLme wmner Chesapeake m the shot put and Gallipolis, DiStance - 48-7'4"; Beaver, Time - 4:34.8; sat • r1s Harvey College 5-3 Saturda~ 1 th1rd when Morns Harvey err· io·- - - - - - - - - giving Middleport a total of 24 of the day as he won the 100, discus, and Alan Wallace of 440-YARD DASH: Wtlliama, YARD RELAY, Won by Frank- afternoon at Charleston. ored on an Infield smash by · ~rmeJ points, good tor third place tn 220, and 440-yard dash events. Middleport, who won the 100 and Marietta, Time - Sl.8; BROAD fort, Time - 1:35.9; 440-YARD Sagan's line hurling w a s B•ll Burger. '-A the Class A meet. His teammate, Roger P ape, 440-yard dashes. JUMP: Walker, Ironton, Dis· DASH: Wallace, Middleport, Imade even more effective by . The Redmen scored I heir 1 . . won both the high and low bur- Ron Ritchie of Eastern de- lance - 20' 8\0"; 181 . WW Time - 53.1; 1811-UlW HUR- the good defensive effort on th• f1flh run io the top of the sev-1 . Meigs County had another dies. lhrooed defending broad jump HURDLES: Papo, Marietta. DLES: McCormick, Southeast- part of his teammates, w h 0 enlh inning when Radwrd sine- ' fust place wm~, Ron Ritchie, Phil Rose . of Athens success· champion, Jetty Detillian of Time - 22:04; DISCUS, D. ern, Time - 23:04; 880 - YARD were charged with just one er· led . stole both seconrl and third I the Eastern High Jumper, who fully defehded his district high Southeastern as the high flying Jones, Chillicothe, Distance -RUN : Tomblin, Beaver, Time ror, while Morris Harvey com- base, and then scored on Hoot :- - - - - · - - - - - leaped 19 feet and e1ght incbes jump title as he reached 5'-10". Ritchie scored 19'-8". 121 9Y•": 810-YARD RUN: Goo-_ 2:04.!; %20-YARD DASH: milled six Gibson's squeeze bum , Ralph Lee called on Deao in the Class A broad jump Aatde from .the shot JXII vic- Final ocoring in the Claso A nell, Chillicothe, Time - 2:05.4; Wilson, Middleport, Time _ The Redmen hopped right on . Morris Harvey sta~ed a rally Brmker Sunday a~ternoon. event. lory by Eachus, Gallia Acad- showed Southeastern 531>, Zfli-YAIID DASH: WUHams, 23.9; MILE RELAY: Won by losing pitcher Jim Burdette In m the bottom of the eJ~hth when Bill Carleton called. on Dan For Wallace the time was emy's only other points came inFrankfort 45, Chesapeake 24- Marietta, Time - 24.2; MILE Frankfort, Time_ 3:41.2. the first inninoo 88 they touchE-d they pushed acros~ two runs ;Smlth Tu~~ay evemng. · • . &Iter they loaded th ba lh Paul Sm1lh butchered a heel ' his best of the season.· him for two runs . Bill Morgan e se VI 1 ALL STAR lked df d lk d nobody out. One run sc()red on for Dan Sm1th Ja~t week. 1 ·SWIFT'S JEWEl Shortenin& With lte441:W1Jo ~aa Mafl.tn Offer f (Hl DAilY SENTIND ';,':::;.- "'" ·~- ....... _....;. ""'-•m N W COMPTON 0 Marietta In Upset 1'in At Philadelphia Wallace, Wilson, Ritchie Take .Track Firsts·~:-;;:;;::;··~"· ..... ~ sultll'ed • forehead contwiCX1 and costt Saturday nlg!!l.ln ... 10 Rl .. saturday In • accident other cot! actlon saturday, Lor· Bollom. Peul Roi..n' ll<ud .. on West Mai~>-st in frOnt of en D. Zirkle of Mason forfeited shelt,<28, Polllliooy, Ilk. CroW'o Steak Houee. Shirley Hy· • 123.70 bond on a speeding lery, and Marcil Jene Gnrver; • : Ga•l• relldlllp: Gallipolla ly Helen lotto! sell, pa...,nger in a car driven charge. 20, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, . ·t• 5 t• • · 1 1 t by her motber, Nellie L. Hysell, ' d l'1llllllfiC ee H Richard P. Nfehol!, cJi,., 011 rolltra, Pomeroy-MasOfl out, -·n r ~- ~lo D-•bU ... taken to , a local physician. ••• llinto 100 ,_ o ·~ ~· ,_,.. eonii _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I!Mn· Hysell's auto was atruck J>t PI t v. Robert Cud. pas· · easan .n. ' n · ' Finance Committee announced 1· • • I •• • lor of the Cto081fr M•thodist Kanawha Falla 1.35, Chart.. todiY thJI DltYN Howard lila• Spt" Qo A luiHaa lull uoto the non-ruo variety, which inby~e ~cl< by a vohlcte driven 0 p T 0 MIT Ill T ,. Charge, will deliver the Bocco- ton 11.92, London, Marmet and wan will act •• dlnnlr ehatr. llolf Helen: 11101 H 1M Reed, aiiD oi Rutland, k rea~ sermon Mav 19 11 2 Wmlleld dams were on the allis. ImAO lor -· 1-;;;. ~-trll and 1 mtt 1 man racently who 11 o..r' Helen·· at II a.m. Mrs. Reed was cited Offtct Houn: 8to 12, 2 l.o 6 (CION at Noou OD · ' Boat movomeata· , w.. - """ 11-oll nlca d M · to appear In 1\byor Charita Leo 'l'bun Eut Court St Poiiiii'07 1 11 1n the lfternoon lor 46 eraduat- 1 · •SOUthern Ohio ''00 dinner to we • qu II • an wao Y mother uaed to love to ear's court on e eharee o1 fall· · · " - - - - - - -- - - - - - -'"" Eaotern R1gh school sen- Olllo IIIYor _ Albert Holden be held tilt eveninl ot '1\iea- to marry me. !It II h - Ia bake. We OIICt 1te normally end lf"-&iii;i;;i;;;i.i;,;,;;;~~;,;;;;;_; lors. down 13 7 m . D Crock- doy, May :n1t, at the Vtterana uylne lhat he wanll mainly to eojoyed tt. About a year 10 Tho Rov . William Voris. pao- 1011 dow~ 13 a7 ·:ici ave B Memorial In Columbua. eet tvea with till children Wbo ahe atarted readln& about fool· lor of the St. John'o Lutheran ' H. down 15 ' 5 · m•:;· 1~n,us care Mlhinl about him but on· IJh feds, and now ohe'a ICtred ,, church, will aive tho Invocation i Beckjord u' 15 ,:. IU~ The IUOII speeker wiD be · waot hla mooey. He flcurea of aU kinds of cbemlcail and 1,• 1 and benediction In services to milton u ~5 ;,.jnl hi· · IIlli WIWarr E. MIUer, Chairman of llkinl a wile would bt I h t fall and aweell. In llor mlna. be held in the high school aud- Sporn u: 18 ' 1. 15 : m'. pMls~ the Republican Natiooal Com· almpleat way to cut them out moot foodo contain toxins. She ' ltorum. Lou down It { 1 m : ti mtttea. ol lnherlllnceo, with no CODtnt· fteuru anythlne that hu ~n 1 Other program events include up 11 1, 35 ~ m . · OVEC1 dona Chairman Shaw~n allied that td will. Ha Ia very vindictive aprayec! wllh peslleld•• will tV· two ~hero by the,eirls' }'oe l ll, 2;46 a.m.·; 'Lutlo Edw':i I"bllldea Bill Miller, dinner }Ill'- about• them, and other "till- enlullly kill ua; that we'll all club, Crystal Night ... and Lit· down II. 5, 50 a.m.; Leila Shea,.. tlclpanta mey look forwlrd ID miH. d~o of heart trouble If ohe doe• $2.4, tit 'l'lllnl•. My Lord. Pnnclpal er up 19 4 , 19 1 m , Eutern up 11 ohGrt addreu bJ GoYornor I do Ml ion him, bull hlvo n I ellmlnete all lata; t be I I / told him I'll be 11ood wila Ia aweeta (even ratlinll wlll ruin Robert G. Ashley will present l19. 6 • .;..; lro~e Chotin up 20 'Jamoo A. Rhodea. 1M spoaker. it :20 o.m.; Queen City down 20 ' " " return lor hit tlklnl cara of our teeth, and so on and on and Seniors to araduato aro Peg- 7 o.m.; St. Maryo down 21 4 Our d~, Mr. lhaWID mt. He Ia 58. I am 31, and tired on. She's drlvlna herself end 11 Amberaer, Wesley Arbauah. 1 m . Orca up 21 5 1 . ai contlnuted, will brlnl topth· of lfllbbinl tor 1 Uvlnr. ua craey wllh her phobl"' · IIIIth Barr. Janet Bi!Sell, 8111 ~.I' up 21 1. 10 ~ m ~· er the m o • t •thuotaotlc We're aoina Into this. •Jth our All day long she alii tn the Babo, Eileen Brannon, Melanie Rowe up il 1 1 ~ .''Fral~ · group ever to aaaamblo at a eye• wldt open, 10 how7an w houoe and reads about these SO EXTRA Brown, Charles Caldwell. Mary er up :12, 1,05 •. ,;., ,·'Robert :- oimllar, avent In IIIIa eraa. AU ·be hurt! What do you think! horrible htlnes lhat are threat· · .J•).J (,, , • 11 ~tornp , Calllti'Oil, Ronald Cashdollar, Lea down 23 7 p m . Chr' J · of Ohio s residents are extreme- ELSA eoinc us. She feeds on her im- 1 4-PIICI PLACI SITTING Dovid Chadwell. Vernon Cle- down 23 3 h 11 1 r. ly proud to h"'o elected a Gov- .l.loar l!:laa: aainallon. People avoid her be· I 1 land, Judith Codner. George Stevens.;. ~p ~~~up 1 '-~. ~ ornor who is maklne e deter- I thiok you'd better llkt a caun all ahe can talk 1bout is We The ll1ht Te Umlt MILMAC , .- Cooper, Joyce Flck, BobJ'oster, R. H. Bosworth 11 up Gr:.nup m1?ed light agalnat. waste, '?" second look. A marriage based po110nous foods. She won't eo GUOinlllftt I DINNIIWAU only J1tklyn Fr!Cker, Sharon Freck- 12 . 40 1 m. Gon G efficiency, and duplication m on spite and love1ess security anywhere for fear of what Corner Second l Mill St, · am ~·thearn dupown rGeonup MIGH1 suceeed , true. but I'd lhey'lloerve. She thinka ev-with tklt IMitM tft4 . - 1Mf '"""'-• Ilor, Mayford Harris, Peggy Has- 1·.20 · .. .. ·5•"" reen- stole aovernment. .,.. :t Middleport LDClT ONII COUPOI'I PIDI CVITOIDII arpn, Roger Hawk, Sharon up 8:10 a.m.; Onward d 0 w • Anyone wishing to purchase give It about tho odde I'd live one. Ia ICiinlt her but we only T Cew"" o..tl ~v 1:1 Thrv IM'I 11 .- I¥Are Mon. Thru Thurt, 9AMto6 ,M 1 Hayman, B~r~ara 1~111, Gary Greenup 7:-4::) a.m.; New Or· dinner tickets may do 10 at a picket renee ~llinst Niagara want to hlfp her over this aw. M. end Sat. 1:30AM to 1:30 ,M Holter, Patnc1a McGrath, John leans up 3% 3 1 m . C0 tton ,th Di H d te Ohl 0 Folio. - H. lui lhin& that la ruinlnc all our McLau•hli n, sa ndr 8 McM'll ' · ·' e nner ea quar ra, "'II I I' W ' trl lbi 1 1 . en, Queen down 32, . 4:30 a .m.; l!:u· Republican F1n1nce committee. U"&'lr en: Jvea. eve eel e91ry ·q, 111 Suo Myers, Rkhard N e as o, gene Jones up :13, 2, 05 a.m.; Room 810 , 18 East Broed We're a JII'OUP of working but the more we ljllk the more Lylo Nichols. Ronaleen Os- [Western up 33. 3,25 a.m.; Ben Street, Columbua, or by callln& flrla who aharo the untveratl rigid ahe becomea. II makeo borne, Ronald. Pooler, Faye iMcCool down M, l1:30 p.m.; CApital 8-8M 3. [problem: how to loot lht bill me want to cry. C.n you IUf• Robertson, Hennetla Russell. Emily Jean down 34 !NO lor oylona. My otocklnes uot cest anything? - FROM CALIC.rolyn Sisson, Roger Starcher, Im . Plttsburrer up 34 4: IS a. Relidento In Central and more thao my lunches, 11 I FORNIA Darlene Torrence, Charle• Web- 1m·: Tibolt dow 8. 10 ' · a. SOUthern Ohio lnternted In pur· manaeo to aprout a runner or ~ar F.C.: er, Dru1llla Will, and Judy ·' n · a.m. cha1in1 llekell ahould contaet aoag on nearly every day. Your mother needs expert Younr. Galllpolto · Da111 Helen R. their reapctlve llepubllcan What do you thlk about of· help, and the Sljlte Me n t a 1 do~n 7:05 p.m.; Bayou Lor· County Finance Chairman. 1n lice girls going bare-legged, or Health Clinic In your city could WIRE BRIEFS ramo up 12:46 a.m.; Jordan Melgo it Ia Bernard V. Fultz, parhapo weartoc otocklngs provide it, but first she must (Cootinued from pqo I) up 2 I~ a .m.; Valvollne down of Weboter 1nd Fult., Attar- whleh have only ameli runnera recognize her need. Your lam' S.JO a.m.; Franc1o Hoolltanll noya. lr them. With the aheer nylono, lly doctor can perhaps telk IurIa lllln betn1 preoaured by the down s .10 a.m.: Somet down a oinlll ruMor doean't· ,how key to her (dished out with poly· Republican party leadership lo 1 30 a.m. IPECIAL NIGHT except on closo tnapectton, and unsaturated fat, of course). Get JSIIi·H. brlnl h1o campalp and or~·"l· Kooawbo River _ Solva u Syracuse Youlh night will be bosses are't supposed to look her to him for a physical checkC.na ..uonat lbitltioo from Onto In- Londoo :·:16 1 m . . y P observed TuHly, Moy 14 II that close. - CIUC CHICK up, alter! him about her chanl· 0 WITH to GOP nauonal headquarters. Wi~field. 1:io ;:."~tche: 17:30 p. m. when tho SyracuSI WITH RUN-DOWN HOSIC ed mentll attitude, and tot h1m SO EXTRA couHI reportedly haa not yet 11vBoow...th up ·w.J:~Id· • ~·30 PTA meets at t11e grade school. Dear Chick: eulde her toward an egency J·~-~ (, . ""' ! PURCHAH EATMOitE en • delm1~ answer to thla lat. Helen z w· f ld 1 :to The program will he In charge Toke up the problem with that may brlnl her oack to eat bid, Jo wh1ch he allegedly 11 · w H Sup '" 1e · of Mrs. Mary Hamm A report your office manarer Perhapa normal - H 7" Die C.at IIIIWiell AkHrolnu111 . · . · haler, Jr. down on the county councti PTA will 1he (he) will alfee 'thll nylons ;;;;;.;;;;;;;·~...;;;.·- - - - - ablt to namo hla owo title or.d ICE CREAM SCOOP salary and receive a dtaru of W•'nl•'elldL':W P·~Ed·' EJ&erBcblf be given, and refreohmenll will art aheer dlsuter the CW'It of HOW T"I:U WID, MAY 1M ~b aecurlty • a.m., eana os-- be ed ' AT ANY IVAMI I~PII MAIUT · up Winfield 2:to a.m.; I serv · tho poor worklnclua - even Shearer up Winfield 3·05 ---------101 1 wood• down wtnC.na ' • took Into a request from Slm· 0 4 ,I I WIIIIIIN· at. .. In~ bi." of Parkersburg were rec:enl vis!lora of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown and family, They were here to attend tha llmeral of ~if mother, ~- Fraolde Pto.tl . ~..... . • ' LipiiCO!Db'• body wu clAimed . ~ by his grandfather Charl01 ;!lc!"klnl. of Detroit. 'I1!0 ·: wtll be held 1n DetrOll, Lt~b'• .•otn, town, oo ivadJiellday. ';I ~,... otlll aean:hiDg for : ~ ~ ' olllpect, llleged Ill have 1 11iPPIIad·1~~b wttb tha her· fw*riJ · lin. Dorothea Riebel entartalned the Wsgl al her home Wed"'"l!Af : ~- Mrs. z$1: L. ifu'cldey wu appointed the secrelary of promoUOII. J!rDIIl'&m wu . Mrs. Vivian ' • lng ,...,.. ' :P-~~;_ll'J!.!!i~-~. ~:::.~:/;lit . ~,..,. ' ' • ·1~ -· ' • 3 ROOMS New OltLY '299 • • Dlw- I 'ran • Cwsubhll T.- MASON Your Child's Picture ... (WITH THIS CEII'I'tftCATEI F·REE! We will g1ve you ABSOLUTELY FREE a lovely 5 x 7 portrtlt photograph as a special get acquainted gift! Up to 12 c:ute poses will be taken. There is NO CHARGE and NO OBLIQA· TION to buy anything. You may, if you wish, order additional photograph$ direct from the studio but that ia liP' to you. ONE DAY ONLY CLELAND Mil I, MAIN ST. TV POM!IIOY, 0. eWEONESDAY, MAY 15th-9:30AM to 5 PM NO APPOINTMENT NECEISAlJ. ,_ �• f r !;.Da!'' St!tlfntt, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 .. llhJ U . 1M3 GOP o;nn ......,e ' Rev. Card Will . Report RJVer At $100 P•r, "' JS ·o·n:May 21 1. n"elen I .:c.J4 "elp uI 's.' \' lng to stop within I clear IJIUI'- JWUUAGII ~~TIONIJJ lass ed dls~nce. She· wu lined $5 Arthur· W~'ti,,"· SIJFf'EIIS INJVliY live-year-old Rutland A ~=~ Be Speaker (n alaurea te I -·· •.. •.. 0 ~~~------ "e·so ' ! N 1 SAVE '1 v..... ...I :n:;.;.. .20 ·. '(; I I $1•• I I a..,.. ________ ... , NEWf HUNT'S POlK • BEANS $ ••• ... TOMATOES BULLETIN Armed Troops "1 J C• ove n •ty E~~~-· P~~m~~~o~, ~~u•eds.;. Seniors Leave On Annual T MUS AI • our To Nat1on s Capttal UJnnJ set DeadJine 0 For T.ICkets Sidy.. $ FREE! ::~~!.:h~:path~· ~:':! ·.~~~ Students of PoNeroy and MiddlepOrt Hi&h schools ing of hil prei'IM~ Plf!o:Jha~ 1 boarded a B & puseneer train bound for Washington, he be allowed to teke lie deD. C., late last nilht on the first leg of their annual aenlor lector 1.test. trip. · I . Tht coort'a brief order makeo 11 tght Pomeroy seniors and 33 from Middleport 11'" I rullnr lilinll him hand· were at the shlion, IUK&aee in hand, ••I for the memor· ed down Dec. 21 • !962, by I hI able tour, Oh10 Supreme Court. Both Reservation• lor the Mlddto- 1 croupa wltl raturn on Cleland, Philip Meter, Jerry port Hllh ochool benquet muot Thursday, May II, at 3:3G 1. Shamblin, Tom Shlateen, Ernbe with Mrs. Lionel Boggo, tt~a· m. Pomeroy seniors will spond HI Sisson, David Gordon A~ DIVOTID TO tNTIIIn OP surer, . by May II, tho llf!IS their entire time in Washington len Downie, George Korn.' .Tim MltGl MAlON AliA Alumm Executive eommltlet while Middleport o011tora pion Gilbert, Robert Arms, Tony •••"• ~ .:.::1 -·announced today, . 1A1 leave tilt capital tonight and Hendricks, Char leo Buffington .....:.':.~ni,::-• Payment of p per ticket for visit New York City until Wed· Fred Boyd, Charles GIOO<kner: ~~.. ":"11 11~""-~""'1':: the banquet ••rtine •t 6 . 30 :nelday. Philip Follrod, Ralph Werry, f~ .;;~~ I m., ond the dance at t .P r:· l Included Oil the tourlnc ache· Eugene Smith, Eddie Frick, ....,.. " .... must accompany tilt ream~: l dule lor Washtncton are visits Jim Meel, Mike Speo,.r, Jim- ::.':'" ... - - · " - lion. This amrunt Includes Il lto lhe White Hou... Washing- my Aleshire. Rolend Fisher, *L.'~ ••• 01;,, "" lor du.. to the IIIOCiatlon of ton Monumont, the Bureau ol and George Starcher. :0''!:~ which 50 cents Is loc the a~o- EnJiflving and Printing, tho Chaperones lor Pomeroy are ..::l::"".'\:.00: llo ciaUon'a reneral lund and 10 Congressional Ubrary, Su- Mr. and Mrs. Jam.. Diehl and - "' cenll for the SUua (; PI r k premt Court build!&, No lionel Forrest Ward. ::," .,";~:,:"~ Scholarship Jl'und · lllotorlcal Wu MuMUIII, Smith- From Middleport art Carolyn ...., 1.,...,.., •• • • aonlan •-·lltu'IJn··•M R _.., .,. -· •• ' • ..,, ~ "'• •~• ern- u..eu, Carolyn Soarlea, Sarah • ·Thia year another acholarahlp oriel, Arllogton Netlonal c.m.. Btc;htle, Janet Baker, Sharon wiU be awarded 1 araduatine tory, Mt. Vernon, Va., and lht Yeauger, JeaMie Bowloo, Car-li"";;;;;;;;;;;;_ _ _ _,_,.,...., semor. NlliCX18l Art Ollltry. olyn Erwin Dianne McCOmAa Try Our Dellcleua Alumni may brinr a IUeot to Maklnl tho trip from Porn· Jenlce Goodall Rick Oiler' the benquet and dance lor an troy are Roae Alln Thtlu, Ma· John Allenswo;th, Rusa McEI: addltloool P. ror alullllll not ry Stallard, Shlrtoy Hagey. Sh1o hinney, Paul Sprouse, Butch wlshtne to attend the ron Hawley, C.rolyn 8111, Bar· Bachtel. David Wiley, T 0 m $1 memberahtp dueo Calles, Sharon llyaell, Rail, Larry Blaney, Don Roach Ollf alumnua to attend Sharon Mitch, Pltty H •11 y, Dick BoJIImer, Roeer Menley: It's GoeoDOOdl The dance also la WIDiamo, Roae Wlo&tlt, James Blaker Charlel Buoh to the publk, admission $1. sandra Wt\11, Sharon T h om a, Keith Soe, Richard Hayeo' Five Saints orchestra will Smith, Gloria Shu1111te, Tom Bryan, John Singer, Char~ vide daoce music. Hltlltld, Judy B I 11•. los Hollinshed, Clare..,. StewWY 2-2516 . The banqlltt and dance lnJifabam, Shirley Gar- art, Pat Cavo~. Ernest Bin& At tho Pomeroy ltn4 lrtqo mlormal. Kille Qullll, Jtmliftr Loh- Wilson and Jim Kokovllch ' Reunlona wiD be held C.rolyn Vau1hln. H 1 It n · these classea, startin& with Phoebt Harper, Joyce elaSI of 1113 (50111) ucb Judy Wehnllll, Pam year Interval throo1h to J - DoullU Tamno doubt tbout it. Wo !hot is, ttla, 11!3, lftl, Key c.:nptoo, our youn.attra too me. 1143, 1918, and lt5S. Roletta Liole MWldaya, Speokor at tht banquet Ba!to, llldlord. ' . . ,rlde .._ ~'::.n~== ~th bKtncldt, cia., of Dick Well. Tom White, Ronn..y wtilch whtll • anquet Is to be ID . Pholin, BUI MuM:ay' Roaer l•'''""'nll,ry achool, tht dallce Yo11111, Dellltrt Chaoey, Tom. IChool. BW'Illidt, Dwtcbl H a ok !Continued from paft II · ' kle battling of Neeroe• . ith police waa touched off by ·• dynamiting of the home of Rev. A. D. King, brother ol Inte(l'ation leader, Dr. Martin Lu!her Kin• J d IA G G ,, r., an o . T . 1l&toll mo~l. headquarters of Intelll'allon movement wntch beaan e missive campaign to tear . down the racial borriero here IIIII week• aco. At leaot 21 penona were Injured. StorH and homeo were Mt Afire 11 wert a taxicab and a ttllrlner'a caudy motorcycle. Polk:eman J . N. Spivey was •tabbed twice In the beck. A llllleab driver waa p u 11 1 d fraiD his car ond belten. Polkt Inspector William JU117 waa atruck wtlh a brick and It tool< 11.1 stitchel to close the -·-• · katlt EVANS DESSERT CUPS ,:•.4•,;;;.'" N••- ,.,. ::";".;. Look hor th- .., iltoplly with "1:l •" = ., .=..:"'oi".:., Tr. .J: "; .... DAIRY VALLEY SH Us For Your Remodeling Nttels * Ooneal~ L~~m~~ thtm 11P1Mr 11101 1J8J thtm oft wlltl • c;:tlel lartJVWIM • ce~u., ~nle ,....,. llll'inJ out ... • P•n•llrir·:,.' ... ' .. - l y paymont wilt be I lot ioN lhl" tfJ IIIDIIII ~ - . HOURS MONDAY-9 A.M. TO 7 ,.M. TUII.• WID., THUR., t A.M. TO S I'.M. I'RIDAY f A.M. TO I ,.M. • St•rm~iMiows '----FREE· ESnMft~t-·-·_ N. 2nd Av•. WELCH AD£ SALAD BOWLS _........ . J __, ~~ 'I· MltlclllpOI't, 0. . . .1 ' ' Dntttv iloOIIII-.1, lloor W. . -, llSIAN NGsI Red s s11t•t l Rour ~t for track the ftrst time ~ wa • Jim Ra. or wa e , a single, and then a ball hit I Melvin Circle spent the week thls year, Wallace was cloc~~~ue and then Hoot Gibson . hit a ba k to Sa an was ronverf<od :end With his mother M... Mary ed at 11.2 tn an early April~ ~round-rule double. wh1ch scor- . 1c d u· •Cirr le 1 . trial run on the MHS track. ed Morgan. Radford came home m o at ou te P ay. r,Le mg a . Mr and Mrs Jack &ar · h k h hee rymg o score . ater, an· · ·· • 1rom th'lrd ~~ a sacn.1.Jce nY man ,w,th_ ard wor , e has n other ron came homP l)n a "'m- brough spent Tuesday evening $ltlvmg that ever since. by Terry Wdhams. ·· ' 'th M nd M 1 The son of Mr. and Mrs. By UnttH Pre&s International Rio Grande made it 4-0 In the l ~~al~~~re Sagan fanned t he . ;~arbro~gha rs . . . awrence Dwight· wan.... Palmer-s!, Amtrlcao League top fifth when : th e d'1starwe .s agar. I. 'Mr - and 'Mrs . Frank Hudson h h of bthelied tr' Mike d Bur- l I n gomg 8 1P1e an scor· struck out pight anrl is<;•.wd on- and children of Syracuse spent AIan IS a sop o~ore who won NEW YORK IUPII -The ries with the New York Mete, los. W. L. Pet. GB ,C am e All.SEO honors m football last innatl Reds, still trying to ing a single game Friday, winChicago 18 11 .621 I1 t tk B d 1 . t0 0 k th i Sunday at the Allan Taylor Autumn. He is the grldder who back into tbe first division of ning Saturday and spUtting dou· Kansas City 17 13 .567 llh WOMAN 'CHUTtBT DIES wfo waM s . . uHr arvt> e te v. as hee I home · . Y 8 1 . . h th BC>Sto oss or orns . 1 sho wed hlS · ee1s 1o e en1rre National League, didn't get bleheader Sunday. 14 I1 .560 2 ZAGREB WPIJ- Iranned four an d gave up seven Dean Brinker SnPnt Monda•.r N ny k . ' Yugos av1a . rCincinnati is idle today before · ew. or 4 12 .548 2~ Yugoslavw's champ1on woman 1 walks. evening with the Ralph Let P omeroy H1g~ football team where during the weekend. last Ocotober when he ran a The Reds spUt a four-game journeying to Chicago for a three· 1Balttmore 16 14 .533 2112 parachutlo;t was killed Saturday Foil wi g th C0 ·h : family . kick-off back for a touchdown. day, three-game series. I Cleveland 12 12 .500 3¥.1 when he, chute failt'd to open A t Lo hn e .~ ~mleh.. , 1"r 1 .,-i-lliiiii .l · ·· h h I Lo A 1 . a trammg . . JUmp. . · r an 111am tlexpr~s 16 17 .485 4 I durmg O•• of the high s""'• of the s nge es f' ~t>< d 11~. pea· . ! W1son, a JUniOr w o as no f £ tb ll • h" t"""' Detr01"t 12 17 .414 6 . h d sure W I le me e f'n SIVe been ou t or 00 a. ~mce IS weekend session here was SaturMdl"lca Baric, 21 • a bet'n a effort made bv lhr !f' Jm and 379 ~sh:a; ~=~s ;ash:dlcated: day when Joey Jay, with late· ''WW the real Saady Lotb ::~::~n ~! ~ parachute jumpt>r for four years praised Saga~ ror hi~ grittv 3711 ac r..,- sc man e game help from Bill Henry, pleaoe atand np!" · ' pilchmg 1ob Howeve r Coach wants to jtake anotherdcra~k h~ gained his first win of the season. Saturday's Resull!l CASTRO IN ASIA ! Lanham noted that tO Rio ~e sport. He is 1).1 an welg Jay dropped his first si.x decisions New York 13 Baltimore 1 MOSCOW !UPli-Touring Cu-IGrande base,:·run ners WPre left 115 lbs. . . of the season. Chica.go 4 Lo'; Angeles 2 . ban Premier Fidel Ca<tro has ar· st raodl'<i The mile relay team wh1ch Washmgton at Boston, ppd., ram rived in the central Asian city of Th ,. .1 d R· · 1 d th" a d r A second gigh .spot came Sun· Cleveland 6 Detroit 5 (10 inns.) . ' e \ ICorv uppP 10 s S"" t'l· pace If was compose o Ph .I M ll ed p m day when Bob Purkey, also wlth Kan I Bratsk, Moscow Radio reported son record t~ 3·11 as 1hrv now Bruce Wallace, ALan WaUace, ~ u en pac o eroy sas City 5 Minnesota 1 toda . . ·, . . Wilson and Rodne Sauer Bowhng Lanes women bowlers Henry's aid, won his first decision Sunday's Results , Y . .10 . prepare ror a two-ga rnP ·.em~s . costs les8 than '. y · · ·ll last week in the double and of the season. Purkey was makw h 1 Castro arrived thP Soviet Un-. wll h Kentu('kv tPam s th1c; Wf'€ k All frrst place. wnmers WI • I t Sh U d ing his second start of the year By United Pre• laternatlonal as . 3 Boston 2 llst. 14 inns.l I ion last month for a visil that On TuesdaY thev rr avP! ,,; I be awarded ~ tr1p to the state smg es ournament. e ro e SATURDAY Boston 4 Washington 1 !2nd) has taken him throu~h fhou~ands . · ' · c I 4fack meet at Ohio State Unl- the high or 497 series in the after being kept out of action be- LOS ANGELES -Sand New York 2 Baltimore o of miles of Sodet terril or . 1Campb~J!~;v llle College . ,'lr an_ aflernoon game and wilt s~,f'nd i · · · qersity staditUq the weekend of singles and led the all events cause or a shoulder Lnjury. Last -pit hed th Dd h"J'e Ko~f:ix 1Chicago 14 Los Angeles 2 !!sO Y· a week May 24-~. ·. tally with 1403 pins. week ~e made his first start but ca~ as et:~ :g~lesr Dodg~ l Los Angeles 7 Chicago 6 <2nd) 1 RF.PORT HEAVY FIGIITING \ Ihe mgcht. tbher~ bPfCor•l-1 mov mg I when repaid c rolyn Ba hne pia ed was not chalked for the kiss 1Kansas City 2 Mi t 1 11 on to urn e r~ ~nd .o ee;r on Marietta's strong track team da. th c r ~h Purk t 11 th ·lnto ers defeated the San Francisco K c· n~eso a 121 0 MIAMI IUPO - Cuban exile Wedne sda y for a sing le J fl~r- : in 6 mo• successfully defended its Class oAn '"d Se singles "thwt~n 489d• th ethy -:venin a! the wReday In Gianta 8-0. anpdsas ~ty at Mmnesota nd) ~ur-.· es here said this wePkend ' nooQ tilt · . b man a awyer WI "tO an e nm m ng or e s P ., ram h r 1 AA district tit1e Y. outscor 1ng Loui.!e Gilmore fourth with the first game SUnday, which the Cleveland 9 Detroit ! I .~t ~ore t ta~ 800 peop e wel.·e . The games on TUPsday al~d paymenl8. 14 other schools, WJth Coach • ' NEW YORK-Get Around ral, k1l!e<i m Cuba m recent wt>eks m Wednf'Sdav will mark the fir~t 1 "ri'..l Stewart's Galfui Academy 481.. For all events, Carolyn Reds won by a 3-0 shutout. Henry lied in the stretch to win the $61 ~ Monday • Probable Pltchf'rt a pitched battle between anti . .£ h I ' ~ Bachner was secOIXI with 1330 came in :f~th two nut and two ' Los Angeles at Chl ( · hO ·meetings 0 1 e season Je! ween 1 thin-clads finiillint .In .seventh 'H I Kirkland th' d 'th 1324. Mets' Ori~se and "Struc "U" k out Duke ·000 ·Wit.hert stakes at ~queduct. - Don Lee (2-1) v ;~dgo Fn~gh c~.t~o guerrillas and go ..·ernment the Redmen and 11lf' J\enluck y : e en , 1r WI _ s r..u 1e 1s er militiamen 1 I Pace. d A d S f th "th SnJder to ice the game . · <2-4) · . · team s. ' In Class A competition, South- an man ~ awyer our wt. . BOSI'ON -Jose Gonzalez of! . . . Exile radio commentator Luis Following 'the Kent uch· trip I eastern repeated as the cham- 1319 total pms. Purkeyshowedtheeffectsorhis New York scored a lO..roundsplit ' Washmglon at Boston <mghtl-, Conte Aguero said reporl s ol the R G d t I 'I · f "t by lkl J ht b t dec Don Rudolph (3 21 0 r Ji B 1 · · IO ran r re urn s wme to I d pion in Saturday's district meet In the oubles divis on Vera mac lVI Y ~a ng e g a· ision over Joe DeNucci of i . t d m ron- righting iu Matanzas Province close out the season nr ~ t Tut<s·l & SAVINGS CO, at Peden Stadium against 17 Craig and Lily Gantarino were ters and al~owmg seven hits. He Newton, Mass.,· in a nationally s 8 (1.:!) vs Gene Conley (1.1). reached him in Miami through day w it h a double _ hearler ! first with 928, Phyl Mullen and four strike-outs. . _televised middleweight bout. <Only games ~heduledl . "freedom sentinels." ,against West Liberlv Colle~e . · · Jean Warner second with 899 The second gl!lme waa a wild Tuesdays Gamet , Th 1. Bob Miller, Mgr. K c·t t Cl I d . , . e mescore · ill eSU Dorothy Nier't and Betty Ll.sh affair marred by New York laos BOSTON -The Ma118Chusetts ansas 1Y a eve an • mght , CYCLE RACER KILLED ! R G nd 200 201 00~ 5 1 125 E. Main St. third with 891, and Louise Gil~ throwing refuse at _Cincinnati Boxing Commission recognized I Balh~ore at _Washing_ton, night BRANDS H AT C H. P.ngland . Ml:rr~;aHa;vey 000 010 ro~~ ~ 5 Pomeroy, Ohto more and Phyl Hennessy, four· players, and the ~mpues twice NJgeria's Dick Tiger as the world ~ ~trolt at Chicago, rught , IUPJl - Dave Downer 2!i. was 1 Sagan (WP l and Burger · H1lr.· 1 th with 889 threatened to forfe1t the game to middleweight champ lo n The mnesot.a at New York, n1ght . . ' · ' Phone WY 2-2171 _ _,;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;.._ _. [ the Reds because.of the incidents. state previous! reco "zed. Paul Lo!l Angeles at Boston, night ~~~led an~ Derek Mmt.er' 28, wa_s ; dette (LP )' KlePk (71 ' 1nd 011- ! t Cl C · Jed • Y gru National Le «u InJUred Sunday followmg a collh ver 1 • 8u arence o1eman smg m Pender, who recently retired, af! a e • sion in a ritOtorcycle race white ; . - - ---- --a run to give the Met& a 13-12 champion. W. L. Pet. GB ' . . I win. _ San Francisco l l.ravehng at 90 m1les per. hour. 19 13 .59f st. Louis 19 14 576 IL Downer was dead on amval at 1 The Reds showed aome good LONDON -Roy Vernon scored . BALTIMORE (UPII-Final re· n the hospital Minter's injuries 1ults of autopsies on the body of J NeWS hitting form, somethiog they have three goals ID leadln•• Everton tn Los P•ttsborgh 16 13 .552· II> I bel: . 1 A 1 were no le\·ed ser1oW1. Gene (Big Daddy) Lipscomb, forlacked most of the season, and a 4-1 victory that clinched the . nge es 17 15 .531 2 1 16 15 ·516 2lh · NAMED FRESHMAN COAClt mer Pittsburgh Steeler pro footPinson ev~ got a three- 1962-63 British Soccer League ~JC~go . ball star, are expected to be re-home nm m the second championship. C~cmnati 14 15 .483 llh . lell8ed either today or Tusday. Mrs. Mabel Hetzer spent game. Leo Cardeoas bad a threellVNDAY Pbdadelph 14 16 .467 4 WATERVILLE, Mame tuP!lUpsc;pmb, 31, died in a friend's week end with her son, Mr. and run Jn.the-park homer in the first FORT WORTII 'D -Jull New York 14 17 .452 4¥.1 Verne Ullom, former Unwers.aty •partntent here last Friday. A Mrs. Arthur L. Hetzer and famfor the only Ckacinnatll"UDI. Boros of So~ .:~. N. ~-~ Mllwaukee 14 19 .424 5~ ! or Cincinnati athlete, has been tnedical examiner said there was ily of Little hocking. Cardena.!l also homered In the won tbe Colonial Invitation golf Houston t3 19 .406 6 named freshman coach of foot- ! definite suspicion that "a narcot- Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prince second game. Both Pinson and tournament with a one--under-par Saturday's Result• ban, basket~IJ and baseball at , Jcs overdose caused his death." and Mrs. Laura Ruth went to Cardenas have bad their bitting 279, . Philadelphia B Milwaukee 5 Colby College. Ullom, who for· 1 Meauwbile; a Baltimore man Toronto to attend the funeral troubles. Pittsburgh 3 St. Umis 2 merly played for the Brooklyn lf8S held in $10,000 bail Sunday of Mrs. Ruth's brother, The Reds will alay on the road SAO PAULO, Bru:il-111e Unit. Cincinnati 4 New York 2 Football Dodgers, . coached the . em charges of possession of nar· Chevalier. He was a until May 24, when they open an ed States won ita opening game Houston 5 Chicago 3 <1st, night) last two years at rival Bates mtlcs paraphernalia in connection resident of this 11-day borne visit. After meeting ln the world amateur basketball Houston 1 Chicago 0 (2nd, nighU l.:ego:e.:_ ' . _ _ _ __ _ with Lipscomb's death. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Chicago Tuesday. Wednesday aod to1D'Dament, 88-74 over Mexico. Los Angeles 8 San rancisco 0 New York at Houston, night Pollee C!JRI· Joseph Carroll said ley of New Brighton, Pa., Thursday, lhe Reds will move oo _ llmlday'o Reoolto Philadelphia at Los the su!I[IOiit, TIJDothy Black, 25, visiting relatives here. to St. Louis aod Milwaukee helore DALLAS -The American Foot- Phila, 4 Milwukee 3 (Jst, It Inns I Pittsburgh at san told bJm thai Lipaeomb took a Mrs. Bess Larkins, Mr. and returning to Clnclnoall. hall League 81Ul0llnced a plsn to Phlla. 6 Mllwukee 5 (2nd, 12 inns I shot of berotn several holll'l be- Mrs. Marvin Marks and give player help to the New York St. Louis I Pitts. I Ust, 12 inns) fore his death. The 290-pound Une- Caruthers were Sunday HIGH COURT MEETI1 Jeta and the oakland Ratdero. Plttoborgh 4 St. Louis 3 (2nd) Concrete is a lifetime lllllil wbo won stardom with the guests of Mr. and Mrs. WASHINGTON <UPil-The SuClnctonati 3 New York 0 11sU buy. It's fire and termite Baltimor~ Colts died Friday after Marks of Chester. preme Court meet. today to haod MIDLAND, Tex. -David Faw- New York 13 Cincinnati 12 proof - yet initi_al cost is being found unconacious at Black's Recent visitors of Mr. down opinions and orders after ,cett, M. of Lubbock, Tex., was: HoWiton 2 Chicago 1 low. For all C"oncrete apartmeoL Mrs. Gene Wilson were Its lnst two-week recess of the tilled in ao auto accident at Rat- Loo Angelea 6 San Franclseo 5 needs call us! Captalo Carroll of the narcotics and Mrs. Rohert Sima term. tleaoake Raceway, Moodoy'o Prullohle Pllehero ~uad aaip Block told him he family of Belpre. The otne justices will ott every New York at Houston tnir!htlbought a "bag" of heroin, for $12 Mr. . and Mrs. BID Monday until adjoumment in ALL FEIIDINANIJIJ , Roger Craig <2-31 va Bob .at about t a.m., Friday. "Black and Pamela open! June. The date depeodo oo how TILBURG, The Ne4herlanda <J~). they then weot back to his Mr. and Mrs, Charles get their work dooe. !UP)) - A Dutch QjlErirnent Ill 40nly game ocheduledl. Phono WY 2-3284 <boose oo Brice St. aod cooked up son and aon of Logao. have oow been com- bull-lighting failed Suoday be~·· Gomeo PAGE ST. MIDDL~PORT h heroin, splitting it evenly," Mrs. Cora Soulier of eause the bulls wolild 1101 fthL Cbtclnoati at Chicago II reported. "Black said Mrs. Esta Guillaum of Kaosas About 7,000 bored spectatol'll St. Louis at Milwaukee, night comb. then ,ahol his IniAl bio City, Mo., Mrs. Clara ens, Mrs. VIvian Humpbrey, walehed .....U bulls brought here own arm." and Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Mrs. Hazel L. Buckley and the from Spain muncb grasa tn the Bisek appear~<! In MJlllictpal side of Parkersburg were Mrs. Riebe). The eune bull rlog while Dutcb matador. Court here Stmday. Prelimill81'Y. to attend the · filnerel or wtU be 'llith '· Mrs. ocreamed and jomped In front of ~earlng was postponed until 3 sister, Mrs. Frankie Pickens. Shumway. them, . trying to Interest them In bf J Game.s WtJ'J:•th 711 t s , 1r.1.e 1 1 PhyJMuIJen '"' 1 • !: · Paces Bowlers In Tourney weekendSports 8200 EventS Summary 62e 1 ' • , . Reedsville 1 Caat et Plltll ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul I:;::==Mn==·=L~y:le=Balderaoe==::::fl:gb:t:I•:•·::N:o::blood;:;::"~aa::lhed:::·;rt. the meantime, over 1,000 per- Mr. and Marsba of Columbus and and Mrs. Chari.. Plckena p.m. next Friday aod hall waa ,. : Iii ' ' sons pjild tribute to the gtaot ath·!eta withio two houra at the Lawa · tuneral Home here. A spokeaman for the funeral home reported moul'llei'S were "COII,Sialltiy eom- •i ,.. ....., .............. ltr ft~t •I II ................ Cltt~pate. GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO• _.id ..... .,.. ~ pit .... w ••• FORfMAN & AIBOn w:t WELCH'S 5·Qt. LiHie Pail I Uwnl9~~ ,....... JCIO W. Snti'Ml lt-WYindllttt 2·2111, l'omeroy .. Per CtNII Ujt, llwr·tr, Ptlltllla eSterm....._ . ECONOMY SAVINGS l LOAN COMPANY ~!!'f _,... 89 eFGrmiCI Top loon from ... 78 Ce1ter Cut H1m Slices•~~. Pkaa. • Kitchen C1binets FIMr Tile datt JIUr ct•tatl. -u. I. ...... ln•11••fiMI 4 to.... I MAINtENANCE hlft'• ......,~. 1 SOCiety • News •• •• • • DEMANDS lESS - ' STRAWBERRIES I• >:OCI'ety HAM SLICES MAIIIAHioiUQID R10 • Grande De£eats MorriS• ' Harvey 5-3Beh•ID dsauan Of Lipscomb's Death Studied Breakfost Cut1 11• : : : . STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE 'lltod CREAM CHEESE TAsnila 25 Pkt. *' • ""'1 F' al R Its FRESHII • ,..lr favorite lltrrlta I 1 ·~, UOAN 0. lte441·WI, real whl~ ...., Pit G L,., (;ITY 3-Lit. BOIIDIN'I ~- .... -- ... --··- """·"' ..........! IO J' P•l Middleport High school Three recorda were set In the tbe fouraome turned In a time 1-10, St. Aloysiuo 12 3-5, East- Time - 3:33.! : POLl! VAULT: '~ ". the trac k map saturday m ClaiS A meet, but none of the of 1:38, their best of the sea- ' ern 8, Uoioto 7, Racine 6 3-5, 1Piymale, Ironton, Height - 11' t:. · Southeastern Ohio Dl8tr~et Clas~ AA winners challenged son. in earning fiftfl place. This Albany 4, Huntington 3, Cen- 11". MARIF.TTA fUPI) - \fattett. 1 :ollege's erew ' returned SUnday C ·'" A track meet at Alheus prev10us retords during satur- group ls c:ompoaed of Charlie tralia 1, and Paint Valley and Results of the Class A meet • ~ en they copped first places day's aU-day meet Burnet, Gene Armstrong Seaman I each. Laurelville had are : 1 'rom Philadelphia wttli the Del ~· dash events. ~letts collected six firsts Franl: Giber!, and Brian J1n. 3-5 wh11e Mancbester and Ames- SHOT PUT: Shockley, Chesa- .,.. Vail Trophy, won (Ill the Scbuylo • 1\'allace competing In tilt! 100 to wm Ito socood meet;p. a row tala. Berne failed IAl gain a point. peake, Distance 44'-3"; . I kill River at Philadelphlf Satury· rd dash e uaied the Class With Chilllcothe taking lhe run- 1n Clua A, Claude Tomblin ,The winners in Clua AA with POLE VAULT: Harris, St. AI' I~ ~, day tn a come-from-hehlnd upoet A~.\ time ~ ~ and 3 seconds ~er up spot in Class AA. T be of Beaver se& two new records their times or diBtances are as oysius, HeJght - 10'-8"; HIGH 1 ~. iti win over defending ehampioa wh~ fmal scoring showed Marietta u he bettered hi! own 880-yard follows : JLIMP: Rucker, Southeast· :~W!f~~.~.-~:~tt:!i: WIII h: f"xt"'rgetown UniVffslf¥. ,. tie Wilson a s~ster i's ' look in f~rward to comin 55, Chllllcothe 43, Lancaster 32, run and mile run mArks. T h e 1!0-HIGH HURDLES: P a p e, ern, Height - 5'-9" ; BROAD The Pioneers pulled JnfD the uul for t!tball next Se 1 b g Ironton 29, Athe~s 2.1, South only other record was estab- """etta, Time - 15.4; Ill • JUMP: Ritchie, Eastern, Disl tead m the taot hall-mOo to wta ran the dash in 2:.:~h:~ Point 18, Galhpohs 6, Crooksvl~ lished by Frankfort's 880 ·yard YARD HASH: Williams, Mar- taoce - 19'-8"; D~US, Shockby aboatlengtlo tn S:fll! oa the 220 tneth of d bette tllan le, Greenfield, and Warren Lo- relay team which turned the 1etta, Tune- 10.3; MILE RUN, ley, Chesapeake, DIStance '1 2,000 meter course. thr ~lass. ;~co~ime. ;allace cal, aD With 3, and· Belpre and course in 1:35.1, shaving two - Jenks, Chillicothe, Time - 4:· 138'-9 and 3-4"; 120-IDGH HURBehind Georgetown came AmI k • I' . h 440 Coal Grove with Z points, Lo- tenths of a secood oH the o I d 43.6; IDGH JUMP: Rose, Ath- DL~: Bower Frankfort • )'I hersJ Wa ne State St Joseph'a ~a~h t~i':.e ~ t'rst Ill t e gan, Piketon;· and Portsmouth mark held by Chesapeake. ens, Height - 5'-10':; 810-RJ!:- Time - 16.3; tOO-YARD DASH; Behind the slx·hlt pilchh:g ed on a sacrifice fl y bv Ro~er and 0,..,~ Tech. ' . ' .. laded to win a pOint. Other Class A double win- LAY: Won by Ch111lc01he, T'tme ,Wallace, Middleport, Time -of Dave Sagan, the Rio r.rand ci Myors . Jim Shrmer rappe<l a · It wa Marietta's seventh conCo~ch Bob Wise's screw took Charles Williams ~r Ma~letta ners were ~on Shockley or- t;35;_ SH~ PUT: Eachus, 10.6; MILE RUN: Tomblin, ~llege Redmen defeated Mor !'l~~le, and later _scorPrl fro rn secutive victory in taking -the cup. a thrrd place in the mile relay, was the only three-tLme wmner Chesapeake m the shot put and Gallipolis, DiStance - 48-7'4"; Beaver, Time - 4:34.8; sat • r1s Harvey College 5-3 Saturda~ 1 th1rd when Morns Harvey err· io·- - - - - - - - - giving Middleport a total of 24 of the day as he won the 100, discus, and Alan Wallace of 440-YARD DASH: Wtlliama, YARD RELAY, Won by Frank- afternoon at Charleston. ored on an Infield smash by · ~rmeJ points, good tor third place tn 220, and 440-yard dash events. Middleport, who won the 100 and Marietta, Time - Sl.8; BROAD fort, Time - 1:35.9; 440-YARD Sagan's line hurling w a s B•ll Burger. '-A the Class A meet. His teammate, Roger P ape, 440-yard dashes. JUMP: Walker, Ironton, Dis· DASH: Wallace, Middleport, Imade even more effective by . The Redmen scored I heir 1 . . won both the high and low bur- Ron Ritchie of Eastern de- lance - 20' 8\0"; 181 . WW Time - 53.1; 1811-UlW HUR- the good defensive effort on th• f1flh run io the top of the sev-1 . Meigs County had another dies. lhrooed defending broad jump HURDLES: Papo, Marietta. DLES: McCormick, Southeast- part of his teammates, w h 0 enlh inning when Radwrd sine- ' fust place wm~, Ron Ritchie, Phil Rose . of Athens success· champion, Jetty Detillian of Time - 22:04; DISCUS, D. ern, Time - 23:04; 880 - YARD were charged with just one er· led . stole both seconrl and third I the Eastern High Jumper, who fully defehded his district high Southeastern as the high flying Jones, Chillicothe, Distance -RUN : Tomblin, Beaver, Time ror, while Morris Harvey com- base, and then scored on Hoot :- - - - - · - - - - - leaped 19 feet and e1ght incbes jump title as he reached 5'-10". Ritchie scored 19'-8". 121 9Y•": 810-YARD RUN: Goo-_ 2:04.!; %20-YARD DASH: milled six Gibson's squeeze bum , Ralph Lee called on Deao in the Class A broad jump Aatde from .the shot JXII vic- Final ocoring in the Claso A nell, Chillicothe, Time - 2:05.4; Wilson, Middleport, Time _ The Redmen hopped right on . Morris Harvey sta~ed a rally Brmker Sunday a~ternoon. event. lory by Eachus, Gallia Acad- showed Southeastern 531>, Zfli-YAIID DASH: WUHams, 23.9; MILE RELAY: Won by losing pitcher Jim Burdette In m the bottom of the eJ~hth when Bill Carleton called. on Dan For Wallace the time was emy's only other points came inFrankfort 45, Chesapeake 24- Marietta, Time - 24.2; MILE Frankfort, Time_ 3:41.2. the first inninoo 88 they touchE-d they pushed acros~ two runs ;Smlth Tu~~ay evemng. · • . &Iter they loaded th ba lh Paul Sm1lh butchered a heel ' his best of the season.· him for two runs . Bill Morgan e se VI 1 ALL STAR lked df d lk d nobody out. One run sc()red on for Dan Sm1th Ja~t week. 1 ·SWIFT'S JEWEl Shortenin& With lte441:W1Jo ~aa Mafl.tn Offer f (Hl DAilY SENTIND ';,':::;.- "'" ·~- ....... _....;. ""'-•m N W COMPTON 0 Marietta In Upset 1'in At Philadelphia Wallace, Wilson, Ritchie Take .Track Firsts·~:-;;:;;::;··~"· ..... ~ sultll'ed • forehead contwiCX1 and costt Saturday nlg!!l.ln ... 10 Rl .. saturday In • accident other cot! actlon saturday, Lor· Bollom. Peul Roi..n' ll<ud .. on West Mai~>-st in frOnt of en D. Zirkle of Mason forfeited shelt,<28, Polllliooy, Ilk. CroW'o Steak Houee. Shirley Hy· • 123.70 bond on a speeding lery, and Marcil Jene Gnrver; • : Ga•l• relldlllp: Gallipolla ly Helen lotto! sell, pa...,nger in a car driven charge. 20, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, . ·t• 5 t• • · 1 1 t by her motber, Nellie L. Hysell, ' d l'1llllllfiC ee H Richard P. Nfehol!, cJi,., 011 rolltra, Pomeroy-MasOfl out, -·n r ~- ~lo D-•bU ... taken to , a local physician. ••• llinto 100 ,_ o ·~ ~· ,_,.. eonii _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I!Mn· Hysell's auto was atruck J>t PI t v. Robert Cud. pas· · easan .n. ' n · ' Finance Committee announced 1· • • I •• • lor of the Cto081fr M•thodist Kanawha Falla 1.35, Chart.. todiY thJI DltYN Howard lila• Spt" Qo A luiHaa lull uoto the non-ruo variety, which inby~e ~cl< by a vohlcte driven 0 p T 0 MIT Ill T ,. Charge, will deliver the Bocco- ton 11.92, London, Marmet and wan will act •• dlnnlr ehatr. llolf Helen: 11101 H 1M Reed, aiiD oi Rutland, k rea~ sermon Mav 19 11 2 Wmlleld dams were on the allis. ImAO lor -· 1-;;;. ~-trll and 1 mtt 1 man racently who 11 o..r' Helen·· at II a.m. Mrs. Reed was cited Offtct Houn: 8to 12, 2 l.o 6 (CION at Noou OD · ' Boat movomeata· , w.. - """ 11-oll nlca d M · to appear In 1\byor Charita Leo 'l'bun Eut Court St Poiiiii'07 1 11 1n the lfternoon lor 46 eraduat- 1 · •SOUthern Ohio ''00 dinner to we • qu II • an wao Y mother uaed to love to ear's court on e eharee o1 fall· · · " - - - - - - -- - - - - - -'"" Eaotern R1gh school sen- Olllo IIIYor _ Albert Holden be held tilt eveninl ot '1\iea- to marry me. !It II h - Ia bake. We OIICt 1te normally end lf"-&iii;i;;i;;;i.i;,;,;;;~~;,;;;;;_; lors. down 13 7 m . D Crock- doy, May :n1t, at the Vtterana uylne lhat he wanll mainly to eojoyed tt. About a year 10 Tho Rov . William Voris. pao- 1011 dow~ 13 a7 ·:ici ave B Memorial In Columbua. eet tvea with till children Wbo ahe atarted readln& about fool· lor of the St. John'o Lutheran ' H. down 15 ' 5 · m•:;· 1~n,us care Mlhinl about him but on· IJh feds, and now ohe'a ICtred ,, church, will aive tho Invocation i Beckjord u' 15 ,:. IU~ The IUOII speeker wiD be · waot hla mooey. He flcurea of aU kinds of cbemlcail and 1,• 1 and benediction In services to milton u ~5 ;,.jnl hi· · IIlli WIWarr E. MIUer, Chairman of llkinl a wile would bt I h t fall and aweell. In llor mlna. be held in the high school aud- Sporn u: 18 ' 1. 15 : m'. pMls~ the Republican Natiooal Com· almpleat way to cut them out moot foodo contain toxins. She ' ltorum. Lou down It { 1 m : ti mtttea. ol lnherlllnceo, with no CODtnt· fteuru anythlne that hu ~n 1 Other program events include up 11 1, 35 ~ m . · OVEC1 dona Chairman Shaw~n allied that td will. Ha Ia very vindictive aprayec! wllh peslleld•• will tV· two ~hero by the,eirls' }'oe l ll, 2;46 a.m.·; 'Lutlo Edw':i I"bllldea Bill Miller, dinner }Ill'- about• them, and other "till- enlullly kill ua; that we'll all club, Crystal Night ... and Lit· down II. 5, 50 a.m.; Leila Shea,.. tlclpanta mey look forwlrd ID miH. d~o of heart trouble If ohe doe• $2.4, tit 'l'lllnl•. My Lord. Pnnclpal er up 19 4 , 19 1 m , Eutern up 11 ohGrt addreu bJ GoYornor I do Ml ion him, bull hlvo n I ellmlnete all lata; t be I I / told him I'll be 11ood wila Ia aweeta (even ratlinll wlll ruin Robert G. Ashley will present l19. 6 • .;..; lro~e Chotin up 20 'Jamoo A. Rhodea. 1M spoaker. it :20 o.m.; Queen City down 20 ' " " return lor hit tlklnl cara of our teeth, and so on and on and Seniors to araduato aro Peg- 7 o.m.; St. Maryo down 21 4 Our d~, Mr. lhaWID mt. He Ia 58. I am 31, and tired on. She's drlvlna herself end 11 Amberaer, Wesley Arbauah. 1 m . Orca up 21 5 1 . ai contlnuted, will brlnl topth· of lfllbbinl tor 1 Uvlnr. ua craey wllh her phobl"' · IIIIth Barr. Janet Bi!Sell, 8111 ~.I' up 21 1. 10 ~ m ~· er the m o • t •thuotaotlc We're aoina Into this. •Jth our All day long she alii tn the Babo, Eileen Brannon, Melanie Rowe up il 1 1 ~ .''Fral~ · group ever to aaaamblo at a eye• wldt open, 10 how7an w houoe and reads about these SO EXTRA Brown, Charles Caldwell. Mary er up :12, 1,05 •. ,;., ,·'Robert :- oimllar, avent In IIIIa eraa. AU ·be hurt! What do you think! horrible htlnes lhat are threat· · .J•).J (,, , • 11 ~tornp , Calllti'Oil, Ronald Cashdollar, Lea down 23 7 p m . Chr' J · of Ohio s residents are extreme- ELSA eoinc us. She feeds on her im- 1 4-PIICI PLACI SITTING Dovid Chadwell. Vernon Cle- down 23 3 h 11 1 r. ly proud to h"'o elected a Gov- .l.loar l!:laa: aainallon. People avoid her be· I 1 land, Judith Codner. George Stevens.;. ~p ~~~up 1 '-~. ~ ornor who is maklne e deter- I thiok you'd better llkt a caun all ahe can talk 1bout is We The ll1ht Te Umlt MILMAC , .- Cooper, Joyce Flck, BobJ'oster, R. H. Bosworth 11 up Gr:.nup m1?ed light agalnat. waste, '?" second look. A marriage based po110nous foods. She won't eo GUOinlllftt I DINNIIWAU only J1tklyn Fr!Cker, Sharon Freck- 12 . 40 1 m. Gon G efficiency, and duplication m on spite and love1ess security anywhere for fear of what Corner Second l Mill St, · am ~·thearn dupown rGeonup MIGH1 suceeed , true. but I'd lhey'lloerve. She thinka ev-with tklt IMitM tft4 . - 1Mf '"""'-• Ilor, Mayford Harris, Peggy Has- 1·.20 · .. .. ·5•"" reen- stole aovernment. .,.. :t Middleport LDClT ONII COUPOI'I PIDI CVITOIDII arpn, Roger Hawk, Sharon up 8:10 a.m.; Onward d 0 w • Anyone wishing to purchase give It about tho odde I'd live one. Ia ICiinlt her but we only T Cew"" o..tl ~v 1:1 Thrv IM'I 11 .- I¥Are Mon. Thru Thurt, 9AMto6 ,M 1 Hayman, B~r~ara 1~111, Gary Greenup 7:-4::) a.m.; New Or· dinner tickets may do 10 at a picket renee ~llinst Niagara want to hlfp her over this aw. M. end Sat. 1:30AM to 1:30 ,M Holter, Patnc1a McGrath, John leans up 3% 3 1 m . C0 tton ,th Di H d te Ohl 0 Folio. - H. lui lhin& that la ruinlnc all our McLau•hli n, sa ndr 8 McM'll ' · ·' e nner ea quar ra, "'II I I' W ' trl lbi 1 1 . en, Queen down 32, . 4:30 a .m.; l!:u· Republican F1n1nce committee. U"&'lr en: Jvea. eve eel e91ry ·q, 111 Suo Myers, Rkhard N e as o, gene Jones up :13, 2, 05 a.m.; Room 810 , 18 East Broed We're a JII'OUP of working but the more we ljllk the more Lylo Nichols. Ronaleen Os- [Western up 33. 3,25 a.m.; Ben Street, Columbua, or by callln& flrla who aharo the untveratl rigid ahe becomea. II makeo borne, Ronald. Pooler, Faye iMcCool down M, l1:30 p.m.; CApital 8-8M 3. [problem: how to loot lht bill me want to cry. C.n you IUf• Robertson, Hennetla Russell. Emily Jean down 34 !NO lor oylona. My otocklnes uot cest anything? - FROM CALIC.rolyn Sisson, Roger Starcher, Im . Plttsburrer up 34 4: IS a. Relidento In Central and more thao my lunches, 11 I FORNIA Darlene Torrence, Charle• Web- 1m·: Tibolt dow 8. 10 ' · a. SOUthern Ohio lnternted In pur· manaeo to aprout a runner or ~ar F.C.: er, Dru1llla Will, and Judy ·' n · a.m. cha1in1 llekell ahould contaet aoag on nearly every day. Your mother needs expert Younr. Galllpolto · Da111 Helen R. their reapctlve llepubllcan What do you thlk about of· help, and the Sljlte Me n t a 1 do~n 7:05 p.m.; Bayou Lor· County Finance Chairman. 1n lice girls going bare-legged, or Health Clinic In your city could WIRE BRIEFS ramo up 12:46 a.m.; Jordan Melgo it Ia Bernard V. Fultz, parhapo weartoc otocklngs provide it, but first she must (Cootinued from pqo I) up 2 I~ a .m.; Valvollne down of Weboter 1nd Fult., Attar- whleh have only ameli runnera recognize her need. Your lam' S.JO a.m.; Franc1o Hoolltanll noya. lr them. With the aheer nylono, lly doctor can perhaps telk IurIa lllln betn1 preoaured by the down s .10 a.m.: Somet down a oinlll ruMor doean't· ,how key to her (dished out with poly· Republican party leadership lo 1 30 a.m. IPECIAL NIGHT except on closo tnapectton, and unsaturated fat, of course). Get JSIIi·H. brlnl h1o campalp and or~·"l· Kooawbo River _ Solva u Syracuse Youlh night will be bosses are't supposed to look her to him for a physical checkC.na ..uonat lbitltioo from Onto In- Londoo :·:16 1 m . . y P observed TuHly, Moy 14 II that close. - CIUC CHICK up, alter! him about her chanl· 0 WITH to GOP nauonal headquarters. Wi~field. 1:io ;:."~tche: 17:30 p. m. when tho SyracuSI WITH RUN-DOWN HOSIC ed mentll attitude, and tot h1m SO EXTRA couHI reportedly haa not yet 11vBoow...th up ·w.J:~Id· • ~·30 PTA meets at t11e grade school. Dear Chick: eulde her toward an egency J·~-~ (, . ""' ! PURCHAH EATMOitE en • delm1~ answer to thla lat. Helen z w· f ld 1 :to The program will he In charge Toke up the problem with that may brlnl her oack to eat bid, Jo wh1ch he allegedly 11 · w H Sup '" 1e · of Mrs. Mary Hamm A report your office manarer Perhapa normal - H 7" Die C.at IIIIWiell AkHrolnu111 . · . · haler, Jr. down on the county councti PTA will 1he (he) will alfee 'thll nylons ;;;;;.;;;;;;;·~...;;;.·- - - - - ablt to namo hla owo title or.d ICE CREAM SCOOP salary and receive a dtaru of W•'nl•'elldL':W P·~Ed·' EJ&erBcblf be given, and refreohmenll will art aheer dlsuter the CW'It of HOW T"I:U WID, MAY 1M ~b aecurlty • a.m., eana os-- be ed ' AT ANY IVAMI I~PII MAIUT · up Winfield 2:to a.m.; I serv · tho poor worklnclua - even Shearer up Winfield 3·05 ---------101 1 wood• down wtnC.na ' • took Into a request from Slm· 0 4 ,I I WIIIIIIN· at. .. In~ bi." of Parkersburg were rec:enl vis!lora of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown and family, They were here to attend tha llmeral of ~if mother, ~- Fraolde Pto.tl . ~..... . • ' LipiiCO!Db'• body wu clAimed . ~ by his grandfather Charl01 ;!lc!"klnl. of Detroit. 'I1!0 ·: wtll be held 1n DetrOll, Lt~b'• .•otn, town, oo ivadJiellday. ';I ~,... otlll aean:hiDg for : ~ ~ ' olllpect, llleged Ill have 1 11iPPIIad·1~~b wttb tha her· fw*riJ · lin. Dorothea Riebel entartalned the Wsgl al her home Wed"'"l!Af : ~- Mrs. z$1: L. ifu'cldey wu appointed the secrelary of promoUOII. J!rDIIl'&m wu . Mrs. Vivian ' • lng ,...,.. ' :P-~~;_ll'J!.!!i~-~. ~:::.~:/;lit . ~,..,. ' ' • ·1~ -· ' • 3 ROOMS New OltLY '299 • • Dlw- I 'ran • Cwsubhll T.- MASON Your Child's Picture ... (WITH THIS CEII'I'tftCATEI F·REE! We will g1ve you ABSOLUTELY FREE a lovely 5 x 7 portrtlt photograph as a special get acquainted gift! Up to 12 c:ute poses will be taken. There is NO CHARGE and NO OBLIQA· TION to buy anything. You may, if you wish, order additional photograph$ direct from the studio but that ia liP' to you. ONE DAY ONLY CLELAND Mil I, MAIN ST. TV POM!IIOY, 0. eWEONESDAY, MAY 15th-9:30AM to 5 PM NO APPOINTMENT NECEISAlJ. ,_ �----·. ' ~--~- • • •• NATIONAL 1-~ ospita.ls j • I l I' *****-- .\ . c . ;;~ . ·. ··Because .,erv1ce I I l L-~ I : : : ;' - 'I : ·... ,,It: -• .. Saluting ·. America's Hospitals J: . PEOPLE t ' . . . TO MEIGS GENERAL . . . TO MEIGS MEMORIAL i !. .. f .. ,I . We should be enlightened to the fad that our ancestors strived ' · for meny years to Improve the medital treatment facilities that . we hove throughout the United States this decade. Working toword better hospitals ond more modern procedures Is en el· most endless Job and often Young men end women Theme For Hospitol Weekr • about to commence on the pathway of a business career should eonslder )..> cause of • . Roller Pharmacy New York Clothing House - <. V. D. Edwards ·: .,~_ Mldclleplrt ' .. ROBINSON'S lAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING Pomeroy ,. .. s-10 Pomeroy -· TRI-lUSTRE ClEANERS Ohio BEN FRANKLIN Economy Savings & Loan Columbus & Southern' Ohio Ele~ric Co. I' . Middleport '. Ohio -~,--~;--~~-,;-,, Pomeroy Ohio Karr & Van Zandt Motor Sales R. H. Rawlings Sons Co Ohio Middleport Pomeroy Ohio King Builders Supply Middleport Ohio Pomeroy The Pomeroy Agency National Bank Ohio Pomeroy Flower Shop ' Downing Insurance Middleport l ~- , .. t. Ohio Pomeroy . Blaettnar's Auto Co. Ohio Pomeroy I' Ohio . Ohio Ohio Pomeroy Pomeroy Pomeroy Landmark Martin Restaurant Middleport Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. Blue & Grey Restaurant • l I' CourteayOf Meigs Memorial Hospital Pomeroy · Ohio Pomeroy OHIO PO Pomeroy · ~Ohio Pomeroy •• Ohio Pomeroy Davis-Warner .Rawlings-Coats Insurance ·Funeral Home Ohio Middleport Ohio Ohio Pomeroy Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs Courtesy Of Norma Goodwin, Florist Ohio Pomeroy Ewing's Funeral Home ARNOLD GRATE Ohio Pomeroy Ohio Ohio Rutlond Ohio Pomeroy Ohio Rutland Furniture Co. Meigs General Hospital ·staH Powell's Service Station BLUE SUNOCO 'PRODUCTS Middleport Quality Print Shop The Midway Market Ohio Ohio . Pomeroy The Shoe Box Ohio Ohio Middleport • . Goessler's Jewelry Store Downie-Gross Pomeroy Middleport --· Ohio Pomeroy Ohio Middleport Locust St. . ' Gibbs Grocery Pomeroy 564 MEN'S CLOTHING Ohio Pomeroy ' ' ... Ohio Pomeroy ' Joe's Carry-Out ! .. . . ~ Associated Radio & TV Sugar Run Flour Mills Pomeroy /)he Farmers Bank & Savings Co. G & J Auto Parts.. ... ' Stiffler's' Red Anchor Store • and Shopper's Bonanza Ohio Pomeroy I Pomeroy Pomeroy Ohio Moln St. Ohio . SURE-WIN FEEDS ' ' Gloeckner's Restaurant SHO~S I Ebersbach Hardware ------~ t & Z Pomeroy ·~ We Wire Flowers Anywhere Thru F.T.O. Middleport i• Ohio Pomeroy · ' Francis Florist s-10 Pomeroy Bowling Lanes Pomeroy Ohio Middleport Ohio Ohio Ohio . Ohio ' Insurance . Ohio Rail's Ben Franklin ' Ohio Middleport Pomeroy Ohio Valley Baking Co. Johnson· Simpson Insurance Agency, Inc. Foreman & Abbott Ohio Pomeroy ' I Ohio Middleport Moore's Auto Store - • K& C Jewelers :: .The Foll-1~ Businesses and Establishments Are Happy To Sponsor This Page .. Hpyt's Sohio Service ..•.. \ r The Following Businesses ancl Establishments • Are Happy To Spo11sor This Page •• j i t1laand their atandards. i; Ohio Middleport Ohio Pomeroy persons do while striving for continual improvement of hospl· \ Pomeroy Pomeroy more aware of the work, secrifice, end dediCDtion which some 1 ' the well being of his town, county end country. Crow's Steak House Pomeroy Cement Block Co. ' 'I f need for persons with all types of tolent. . Eech of us should pledge himself to continually be somewhat l e young person to do what he likes, an d at the very same time contribute to ·. ; ,' . Ohio Pomeroy . ; 1 lndee\ the opportunity ;n the hospital is unique. It is an opportunity for Americ Hospitals Middleport I Saluting ·America.. Hospitals thankless task. . I future In the hospital profession. The hospital is certainly 11 CDreer center be- "Todays Hospital CAREER CENTER For America's Youth" The Ohio Fuel Gas Co. of the Nation, State or Meigs CountY who are 1 ~· Ohle ~. . I I T I �----·. ' ~--~- • • •• NATIONAL 1-~ ospita.ls j • I l I' *****-- .\ . c . ;;~ . ·. ··Because .,erv1ce I I l L-~ I : : : ;' - 'I : ·... ,,It: -• .. Saluting ·. America's Hospitals J: . PEOPLE t ' . . . TO MEIGS GENERAL . . . TO MEIGS MEMORIAL i !. .. f .. ,I . We should be enlightened to the fad that our ancestors strived ' · for meny years to Improve the medital treatment facilities that . we hove throughout the United States this decade. Working toword better hospitals ond more modern procedures Is en el· most endless Job and often Young men end women Theme For Hospitol Weekr • about to commence on the pathway of a business career should eonslder )..> cause of • . Roller Pharmacy New York Clothing House - <. V. D. Edwards ·: .,~_ Mldclleplrt ' .. ROBINSON'S lAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING Pomeroy ,. .. s-10 Pomeroy -· TRI-lUSTRE ClEANERS Ohio BEN FRANKLIN Economy Savings & Loan Columbus & Southern' Ohio Ele~ric Co. I' . Middleport '. Ohio -~,--~;--~~-,;-,, Pomeroy Ohio Karr & Van Zandt Motor Sales R. H. Rawlings Sons Co Ohio Middleport Pomeroy Ohio King Builders Supply Middleport Ohio Pomeroy The Pomeroy Agency National Bank Ohio Pomeroy Flower Shop ' Downing Insurance Middleport l ~- , .. t. Ohio Pomeroy . Blaettnar's Auto Co. Ohio Pomeroy I' Ohio . Ohio Ohio Pomeroy Pomeroy Pomeroy Landmark Martin Restaurant Middleport Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. Blue & Grey Restaurant • l I' CourteayOf Meigs Memorial Hospital Pomeroy · Ohio Pomeroy OHIO PO Pomeroy · ~Ohio Pomeroy •• Ohio Pomeroy Davis-Warner .Rawlings-Coats Insurance ·Funeral Home Ohio Middleport Ohio Ohio Pomeroy Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs Courtesy Of Norma Goodwin, Florist Ohio Pomeroy Ewing's Funeral Home ARNOLD GRATE Ohio Pomeroy Ohio Ohio Rutlond Ohio Pomeroy Ohio Rutland Furniture Co. Meigs General Hospital ·staH Powell's Service Station BLUE SUNOCO 'PRODUCTS Middleport Quality Print Shop The Midway Market Ohio Ohio . Pomeroy The Shoe Box Ohio Ohio Middleport • . Goessler's Jewelry Store Downie-Gross Pomeroy Middleport --· Ohio Pomeroy Ohio Middleport Locust St. . ' Gibbs Grocery Pomeroy 564 MEN'S CLOTHING Ohio Pomeroy ' ' ... Ohio Pomeroy ' Joe's Carry-Out ! .. . . ~ Associated Radio & TV Sugar Run Flour Mills Pomeroy /)he Farmers Bank & Savings Co. G & J Auto Parts.. ... ' Stiffler's' Red Anchor Store • and Shopper's Bonanza Ohio Pomeroy I Pomeroy Pomeroy Ohio Moln St. Ohio . SURE-WIN FEEDS ' ' Gloeckner's Restaurant SHO~S I Ebersbach Hardware ------~ t & Z Pomeroy ·~ We Wire Flowers Anywhere Thru F.T.O. Middleport i• Ohio Pomeroy · ' Francis Florist s-10 Pomeroy Bowling Lanes Pomeroy Ohio Middleport Ohio Ohio Ohio . Ohio ' Insurance . Ohio Rail's Ben Franklin ' Ohio Middleport Pomeroy Ohio Valley Baking Co. Johnson· Simpson Insurance Agency, Inc. Foreman & Abbott Ohio Pomeroy ' I Ohio Middleport Moore's Auto Store - • K& C Jewelers :: .The Foll-1~ Businesses and Establishments Are Happy To Sponsor This Page .. Hpyt's Sohio Service ..•.. \ r The Following Businesses ancl Establishments • Are Happy To Spo11sor This Page •• j i t1laand their atandards. i; Ohio Middleport Ohio Pomeroy persons do while striving for continual improvement of hospl· \ Pomeroy Pomeroy more aware of the work, secrifice, end dediCDtion which some 1 ' the well being of his town, county end country. Crow's Steak House Pomeroy Cement Block Co. ' 'I f need for persons with all types of tolent. . Eech of us should pledge himself to continually be somewhat l e young person to do what he likes, an d at the very same time contribute to ·. ; ,' . Ohio Pomeroy . ; 1 lndee\ the opportunity ;n the hospital is unique. It is an opportunity for Americ Hospitals Middleport I Saluting ·America.. Hospitals thankless task. . I future In the hospital profession. The hospital is certainly 11 CDreer center be- "Todays Hospital CAREER CENTER For America's Youth" The Ohio Fuel Gas Co. of the Nation, State or Meigs CountY who are 1 ~· Ohle ~. . I I T I �' • I / ' • 'I -""'1-I'I'I"R~~~n~"n~~:....!n'l'f'n.,--curr.,W,. 51 • • TELEVISWN [N KEVJEW .~tosl rn. - M rivldlyl. My opoolal lovorilo, thou&h, WU 1 pi II the BI:NIU ol 1ft. that art eao qlteD Improve on graving ond prinllnc. wbcn c:ur· lite; asked aboul the monoy, the reocy II lllltltllaeturo. "Money. culprll oald he couldn't explain iiiOblty, money everywhere," lhe how It got there. 11 wu a dlJ. sold, "ond oot I dollor 10 take appointinl perlormanco, dotlDI home." him at lout 10 the Uoyd Nolu 11so Cbaaael Swtsa: AI a rtera. Any modero haoli COUld do port drculAlod here Tuesday tbet better. Didn't be kllow be wu\ on camer1. The program was much more ef ncient thaD tho tuckl011 ba•·1 mao. It bypaosed oot of tho ..(JRI'88 .n: ' JN MEMORY of my dear husband , Oliver Linkt>nhoker. who P"SSL.od away one ago today, May 13, 1962. A year has passed since you left that. night. 1 know you were tired, readv I to g1ve up the fight. It wa:s so heart-breaking have to watch you go, For your dear family and WMPO Radio who loved you so. The Lord opened He;aven's i Moftday Tbra Frldayo 6:00 News l:il5 Sacred Heart Program door and you went in, Never to experience pain · sorrow again. So be happy, my dear, God 's loving care, And if He's willing. sorneday I I'll meet you there. Sadly missed by wife, Mary. 5 13 lie NOTICES SOUP, 20c, Chile, 20c. Hom e made pie, 15c. Jack's Dairy Bar, Middlenort. 5-71tc COFFEE 5c. Home-made donuts Sc. Breakfast served and lunches packed at Bwrnel:te'•'ll Home Restaurant and Pizza Shop. Reasonable prices. en 5:30 a. m. till 12 p. m. "Antique Car'' Pattern Toll16 oz. Water Glosses With Purchase You get 1 glass free each time you purchase 10 gal· Ions of gasoline or more, or a combination oil change and lube job. Start A Sat Now! Pomeroy landmark Super Service St1tion Open 24 Hour• WY 2-9932 Phone WY 2·9976, Middleport, Ohio. New FRIGIDAIRE·· Washer bas ,. 12·1b. capacitJL,,, f I 8:05 Breakfast Party Mutual Newo 8:35 Brealtfast Porty 9:011 Mutual Naws 6:20 Country J~mboret 9:05 Brealtfaal Party 11:30 News 9:30 Mutual News 6:35 Farm World Now• 1:35 Breakfast Party 8:45 Meigs County RFD 10:110 Mutual News 7:00 Mutual NIWI 10:1111 Polka Party 7:0~ Brlaltfaot Party 10:110 Mutuli Nowo 7:30 Mutual News 10:35 Muolc In Tho Alr 7:SO News Heport 10:45 The Good Life a.011 Breakfast Party 10:55 Under Ohio Skies 1:011 News 11:011 Mutual News 9:115 Coffee With Janlll II :1111 Top Ten Show 9:30 Mutual Ntwt 11:30 Mutuol News 9:.Sii Collee With Janel II:SS Top Ton Show e,ts Betty Newton Show 12:00 Nooll Ntws lb:OO Mutual News 12:15 Muoleal Interlude 10:00 Mlniaterial Assoclntloa 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 10'20 Coun!ry Hoe Down 1:011 Mutuol Newo 10:30 Mutual NeW! 1:115 Platter Party 1~:31 Coun!ry HOE Down ~:00 Mutull Newo 1(:00 Mutual News ~:05 Travelin' Tlmo 1(:05 Educauonal Nl!WI &:so Mutual New• 1t:08 Coomtry H,oe Down a. ~:35 Travellll' Tlmt : Swap Shop 1:011 Mutual Haws If:30 Mutual N1~ U6 Slllldown llerenld1 11:35 Farm News 6:30 Mutual NI!W1 1{:55 Upper Room MedltaUons 6:35 Sundown Sertoadt 1~:58 Dow Jones Stock Aver. 7:30 Oil the Alr·MIY ~:00 Noon Newa, Weather Slllltbiy ~:20 Music Just F'or You 7:30 Mutull NtWI ~:00 Mutual News 7:35 Army Hour 1:05..1\IUiiC Just For Y011 8:011 Baptlll Wymao'l Hour t:30 Mutual Newo 8:30 Network Ntlll I:35· Musle Just For You 8:35 Hour of Deliveranoa i:oocFulton Lewll Jr. News • (Rev. Paul Jones) . - ··. Cominentary 9:011 Wings of Heallng Music Just For You 9:30 Mutual Newo Mutual News 1:35 Leslslative Revi•w :!:35· Music Just For Ytll 10:00 Voice ol Prophocy ~:00 Mutual Nelli 10:110 Mutual News ~ : o5 Platter Party 10:11 Wub. Rapta to People 3i 30 Mutual Newo 10:50 Sunday Chapel 3i35 Plaller Party 11:00 CoimJry Hymn Time 4;Qf Nevis 11:110 Mutual News 4~ Local News II :35 Country Hymn Time 4;40· Pllltter Party 12:00 Noon Newo 1:00 Mutual NtWI 12:1& 1be Search GiGS 1'11Velin' Time 12:30 Rev. MerUn Teeta a;so sm Stertll Sparta 1:oo Hour o1 DecWoo s;~~ Tranlln' Tlmo BUiy Graham •=00 ~ New• 1:30 The Lutbtran iiAiur l>l!S ·van Patrick Sporll 2:011 The Bia Ue ~:oi' Vu Patrick Sporla 1:10 Muttlll New. .:15 Sundown SefeiWio 2:35 Back To The Cross 1:30 Mutual NeWI 4!:110 Rev. llomle 'lborne ~~ Sundown Serenatlt 3:30 The Qillot Hour ~:30 SJgno!f..May 4:110 Mutual Ntwt ..luHay 4:05-6:110 Sunday Showca.. 8:110 News 4:30 Mutual New& eiol Counlr)' Mu1tc Tlma ''110 Newo Headlln111 a~ Millnal News 5:30 Mutual News 1:35 Fartn World New. 6:00 Mutual News 1:40 RFD 6:00 Mutual Newa 1:011 Mulul1 NIWI 1:05 Sundown SereDII!e 7ill6 Breakfall Party · 1:30 Mutual New. '1!:30 Mutual News 6:35 Serenade :bi 22 • FNm...., *';wlclltlin ·-··-·• ' ne HamNer World Slandard of Compact EseeDeear room, ride and perform-. .,.... Sman car economy and · maaagerabillty Set MelropolilaD Motors E. Mala Street, Pom..., Pbooe WY Z#ID 4 22 tfc lOR NEW 0< used cars or ' ll'!l<b, phone Marvin Marks sALEsMAN, Beasley Math· na, Athens, LY 3-1061. 10.!1-tlc . • aend..... outl - FOR SAL-=.E_ _ ~- • Spino driest! Ro· · _ movoo lint IUIIlmlliCII!yl . YOUI CAR NHDS Complete Front-End Adjustment AUCTIONEER Complete Servlet Crill Bradford Write, Pboae or 'Colltac. A.. C. BRADFORD Raelnt, Ol'5 18 lnoldl •. • Suds ...., Model wcDAJt:: 63 pllonl a1 wow( .. .; · THI ti/I'URDV . · FRIGIDAIRE WAIHalt ~: Blaettnars BAKER POMEROY, 0 . Mlddl~port, MACIUNE, Brand new 1963 model. Sews for- ward and backward. Comes complete with accessories and guaranteed. $42.00 or terms. Phone WY 2-2204. 5 9 6tc 0• . 18:30 .. cto.J~ Ellsabelll ToJfor ldliJ>I bow aat J>M • cltlrly IWLLYWOOD tUPll - 'lblni• ..e.gettlns 10 realiltln on televi· aloa. tbet I wouldD't be surpri&ed any day oow 1o- a o!Oidup .... pull a sample job for the edHtca· ol a documeatary pn>dueor. .NIIC'TV's "Sbow of the Week," lor lnltabce, hu had reai-Ufe proi"Oml about a hospital ern<r· seney warct: aboul a comedl .. !Shelley Berman! exploding with lui')' when bls aet wu Interrupt· Secret Servlot'o two malo funo. ed;. :.inti moat reeently lbotlt the ttons protectlna the Firot Fam· relotlonshlp between an ex-convict ily - ond con""'lrllled on the al11l·' li parol! officer. And TtJeo. other: Boldin& counterleillnS to a da7.'ntpt, Jn ABC-TV'o holf·hoor minimum lllld apprehendtng of· "Qiiae-Up," look at how the S&- lendero. In addltinD lo the llr· cief Service com ball ...unterfelt· l port arrest, there wu also • we saw an airport arrest ol scene of an O<tual di)'U&bt raid a dapper little mao hoping to get on a club. This waa darkened to on a plane to London .tth a suit· keep the Secret Service agentll ... cue contalntng f!8,000 In bogtll oret. . $20 blllo. A prelude to IIlii r!lld bad an .·II WIIO like HeiDI a oequence ogeot sitting In a ear nearby; out of I good Ro810Uinl movie. telling ABC-TV what was goi:J& to Tho camoro followed the man happen. I am "' eondldoned now frcim the woW down u he briskly to this sort of stuff that I would· s~ped toward hit desttnotlon at n't bova been aurprloed II be had . Idlewild ~lrport In New York. bls pulled out a aun and otarted blal!' valuable lltUe caa owlnllng to 1511 owl)', with oldo eommonts and fro. One would almost hove about "Dirty rats" ond.or "nliBY thought it was Alfred Hitchcock roportero," Anyway, be didn't, who woo doing tho woikln&, n• ond he wu I good. frank guide c<pl he worko for CBS-TV. At to 1 Usht Uttle detective-type osiy: rote, lho man wu ftnally otof)l ourvoy, whleh aloo gave pie· stopped, and then came sad proof toriot ~ of .~ood and bad u.D; (tJoo pboDJ ll1llf of her CBS-TV toor ol Lond<m. HI for l)cl. I, 1Mr opst •• • roollf 10 l1lropf. • • • I " hod • ldlow!ld alrplirlla Nl'lf York, leo hedged 011 I dlllDIIo ...,.., and said he would tDow IliON bf lao day ..• A fiPOI"l"' ~ aotd tba ... <:111!11 II boilllll by~ ~trael: leo llld tiel fee II I' III j .'•••, ,, jl -..aoo. By f'ltiD LAIIWII.L THAR OAI[Y CROSSWORD ··-- ··-lt.c.... .-· ·-...-. -· ··=' .=:.. ·---.. Klil4 HE GOES AG'IN, AIIW- U.llWIIeal L IU. gom5~ &HOOT, PAW II SHOOT II or tt. Nowodafl VE GOT A BEAD ON HIM-- s•·m • u.v..up lf.-lii.Lonr mamma' 11,1'1&1,- oax- M.l'• ----· ac.w ,.,, 17. PIOvld.l 11.0111'1 nlc!mnw II. CaN a 111'. '1'la ....- " LI'L ABNIR SIUIIltlll IJ,Jiell iU ll.ll'tD4J!Oitl17 olowl1 II. Varle!J <II lti.RM>zt fO.m..: poot DON'T .JEST GA'WI( 11- MALP/!•01'- SUM~IN' TMCaiC V/JIJ.. ~PPEN 'IOTMC.SilMAM ~IG'fl/ID8&tll/ rr..tJ>oJtPtl of New z '''"' &Odlss'l "'n.· &P~ IS,Boulll •M= IIIJolllla ...a.=:... Vllilf <II tbeG.OJ4. "$,.,... S-16 DAU..Y CBIPJUQDOTIII ~ Bern llolf .. work 1&1 AJ:YDLBA4J:B -le .:;::a.:?; "'.. - - I.O.&I'IILLOW Olll ..... lllllplr ........ 1 - . l l o - ...,..A~~... IIIII 1/f, lt ... IIIII .:.:::,' : .h ~~~a & •z.o sua O'o, ,etc. ~~~~ 1••• WOOlf •r.VV'I'O GIIGOO a •• ILBIIILV'I'I ,... ........... •1w1 , .. QsptuquoM Iotta,., - Ill IIIII& II:BIIVOK • a v r.- '· zr m'1'11!: OIUDA'l' 111M> or JmJ. OA.TION TO . . . . C"R=NU .ABOQ IJ!D. Vl11AA& ........ . -~ --------------~------------ WJEH RADIO ......., nro,p, ,l\'rldl' 1:011 Sica tlll 1:11 CoiiiiiiiiiiiiJ New 7:1.5 '!be l..tfelina 1:110 0111o vauer ~~~~ 1:111 Spa$ 1'otlq 1:10 World Newa 8:15 Musical Clock --- 12:10 .OIIIo NeWI U:l6 Martet. IUO Ll!eii\W'd BuDelln Board U:~ Newo 0 GraDY 12:30 Agrlcultuul Agool 12.4S Counlr)l Go Rouno. 1:55 Newt Beet 1:00 Cotmtry Go 1\ounr 1:16 Newo Bell 1:011 Midway Mstinet 1:II Nl!WI '!eat f :OO Dtacln& 'l!llb !lou 1:110 LAICIIID1III 1:10 Public Servlc:e 1:45 ~ of Blewsinl 10:00 Muon 00unl)' "•"" 10:06 talk at lbo Toft f:IO IDterdws&e 16:55 World News 1:00 QJmmnntty Newt 11:00 Talk ol the Tawil 1,.cept Fri. Cburdl Btllo RID& 6:11 World • Notional NtWI 6:1& Spotllgbt OD S!lorc. 11:41 Wwld .,.,.. 1:05 News 11:116 Mlsoll County NOWI 8:10 Musical Cloclr: 12;00 Co!N!M•ntty NIWI 7:30 Sip Oil 12:1111 Loeal NeWB Br HAROLD GilAY weu.,soo ltiiiD I'Oil 8~ 'TiW< M& HI!S!I!. 'oaJ t:m A RNE .JOft PliM~!; MIIVM I CD.JU) HillS llOHI! I . ... f:@·35~Bre~akf~u~tQP~arty~------'7~:iiO~OII~U.~~Alr~-M~oy~'·--~-----------~::::=:-=~~~-:_------AIBIIANDSLATS ri{4VY JONIS ly LEFF IIICI McWILLIAMS F:ii~~~~~~~ HA1 OMLY trTUPID ON!~ 1l41HK n!EY KNOW t:V'SR'(TiiiHCi' EVEH INDIAN SQUAW DON'T t<NO\oCI IT ALL. EITHE~ . HIM 1/ERY SMART DOC, HIM MY PEOPLE LIKE J LOOK WHA'T' W E 14A\Ifi: 1-lER;. PRIMR09E~ ARE vou RCADV FORIII<eAI<FAVT'¥ �' • I / ' • 'I -""'1-I'I'I"R~~~n~"n~~:....!n'l'f'n.,--curr.,W,. 51 • • TELEVISWN [N KEVJEW .~tosl rn. - M rivldlyl. My opoolal lovorilo, thou&h, WU 1 pi II the BI:NIU ol 1ft. that art eao qlteD Improve on graving ond prinllnc. wbcn c:ur· lite; asked aboul the monoy, the reocy II lllltltllaeturo. "Money. culprll oald he couldn't explain iiiOblty, money everywhere," lhe how It got there. 11 wu a dlJ. sold, "ond oot I dollor 10 take appointinl perlormanco, dotlDI home." him at lout 10 the Uoyd Nolu 11so Cbaaael Swtsa: AI a rtera. Any modero haoli COUld do port drculAlod here Tuesday tbet better. Didn't be kllow be wu\ on camer1. The program was much more ef ncient thaD tho tuckl011 ba•·1 mao. It bypaosed oot of tho ..(JRI'88 .n: ' JN MEMORY of my dear husband , Oliver Linkt>nhoker. who P"SSL.od away one ago today, May 13, 1962. A year has passed since you left that. night. 1 know you were tired, readv I to g1ve up the fight. It wa:s so heart-breaking have to watch you go, For your dear family and WMPO Radio who loved you so. The Lord opened He;aven's i Moftday Tbra Frldayo 6:00 News l:il5 Sacred Heart Program door and you went in, Never to experience pain · sorrow again. So be happy, my dear, God 's loving care, And if He's willing. sorneday I I'll meet you there. Sadly missed by wife, Mary. 5 13 lie NOTICES SOUP, 20c, Chile, 20c. Hom e made pie, 15c. Jack's Dairy Bar, Middlenort. 5-71tc COFFEE 5c. Home-made donuts Sc. Breakfast served and lunches packed at Bwrnel:te'•'ll Home Restaurant and Pizza Shop. Reasonable prices. en 5:30 a. m. till 12 p. m. "Antique Car'' Pattern Toll16 oz. Water Glosses With Purchase You get 1 glass free each time you purchase 10 gal· Ions of gasoline or more, or a combination oil change and lube job. Start A Sat Now! Pomeroy landmark Super Service St1tion Open 24 Hour• WY 2-9932 Phone WY 2·9976, Middleport, Ohio. New FRIGIDAIRE·· Washer bas ,. 12·1b. capacitJL,,, f I 8:05 Breakfast Party Mutual Newo 8:35 Brealtfast Porty 9:011 Mutual Naws 6:20 Country J~mboret 9:05 Brealtfaal Party 11:30 News 9:30 Mutual News 6:35 Farm World Now• 1:35 Breakfast Party 8:45 Meigs County RFD 10:110 Mutual News 7:00 Mutual NIWI 10:1111 Polka Party 7:0~ Brlaltfaot Party 10:110 Mutuli Nowo 7:30 Mutual News 10:35 Muolc In Tho Alr 7:SO News Heport 10:45 The Good Life a.011 Breakfast Party 10:55 Under Ohio Skies 1:011 News 11:011 Mutual News 9:115 Coffee With Janlll II :1111 Top Ten Show 9:30 Mutual Ntwt 11:30 Mutuol News 9:.Sii Collee With Janel II:SS Top Ton Show e,ts Betty Newton Show 12:00 Nooll Ntws lb:OO Mutual News 12:15 Muoleal Interlude 10:00 Mlniaterial Assoclntloa 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 10'20 Coun!ry Hoe Down 1:011 Mutuol Newo 10:30 Mutual NeW! 1:115 Platter Party 1~:31 Coun!ry HOE Down ~:00 Mutull Newo 1(:00 Mutual News ~:05 Travelin' Tlmo 1(:05 Educauonal Nl!WI &:so Mutual New• 1t:08 Coomtry H,oe Down a. ~:35 Travellll' Tlmt : Swap Shop 1:011 Mutual Haws If:30 Mutual N1~ U6 Slllldown llerenld1 11:35 Farm News 6:30 Mutual NI!W1 1{:55 Upper Room MedltaUons 6:35 Sundown Sertoadt 1~:58 Dow Jones Stock Aver. 7:30 Oil the Alr·MIY ~:00 Noon Newa, Weather Slllltbiy ~:20 Music Just F'or You 7:30 Mutull NtWI ~:00 Mutual News 7:35 Army Hour 1:05..1\IUiiC Just For Y011 8:011 Baptlll Wymao'l Hour t:30 Mutual Newo 8:30 Network Ntlll I:35· Musle Just For You 8:35 Hour of Deliveranoa i:oocFulton Lewll Jr. News • (Rev. Paul Jones) . - ··. Cominentary 9:011 Wings of Heallng Music Just For You 9:30 Mutual Newo Mutual News 1:35 Leslslative Revi•w :!:35· Music Just For Ytll 10:00 Voice ol Prophocy ~:00 Mutual Nelli 10:110 Mutual News ~ : o5 Platter Party 10:11 Wub. Rapta to People 3i 30 Mutual Newo 10:50 Sunday Chapel 3i35 Plaller Party 11:00 CoimJry Hymn Time 4;Qf Nevis 11:110 Mutual News 4~ Local News II :35 Country Hymn Time 4;40· Pllltter Party 12:00 Noon Newo 1:00 Mutual NtWI 12:1& 1be Search GiGS 1'11Velin' Time 12:30 Rev. MerUn Teeta a;so sm Stertll Sparta 1:oo Hour o1 DecWoo s;~~ Tranlln' Tlmo BUiy Graham •=00 ~ New• 1:30 The Lutbtran iiAiur l>l!S ·van Patrick Sporll 2:011 The Bia Ue ~:oi' Vu Patrick Sporla 1:10 Muttlll New. .:15 Sundown SefeiWio 2:35 Back To The Cross 1:30 Mutual NeWI 4!:110 Rev. llomle 'lborne ~~ Sundown Serenatlt 3:30 The Qillot Hour ~:30 SJgno!f..May 4:110 Mutual Ntwt ..luHay 4:05-6:110 Sunday Showca.. 8:110 News 4:30 Mutual New& eiol Counlr)' Mu1tc Tlma ''110 Newo Headlln111 a~ Millnal News 5:30 Mutual News 1:35 Fartn World New. 6:00 Mutual News 1:40 RFD 6:00 Mutual Newa 1:011 Mulul1 NIWI 1:05 Sundown SereDII!e 7ill6 Breakfall Party · 1:30 Mutual New. '1!:30 Mutual News 6:35 Serenade :bi 22 • FNm...., *';wlclltlin ·-··-·• ' ne HamNer World Slandard of Compact EseeDeear room, ride and perform-. .,.... Sman car economy and · maaagerabillty Set MelropolilaD Motors E. Mala Street, Pom..., Pbooe WY Z#ID 4 22 tfc lOR NEW 0< used cars or ' ll'!l<b, phone Marvin Marks sALEsMAN, Beasley Math· na, Athens, LY 3-1061. 10.!1-tlc . • aend..... outl - FOR SAL-=.E_ _ ~- • Spino driest! Ro· · _ movoo lint IUIIlmlliCII!yl . YOUI CAR NHDS Complete Front-End Adjustment AUCTIONEER Complete Servlet Crill Bradford Write, Pboae or 'Colltac. A.. C. BRADFORD Raelnt, Ol'5 18 lnoldl •. • Suds ...., Model wcDAJt:: 63 pllonl a1 wow( .. .; · THI ti/I'URDV . · FRIGIDAIRE WAIHalt ~: Blaettnars BAKER POMEROY, 0 . Mlddl~port, MACIUNE, Brand new 1963 model. Sews for- ward and backward. Comes complete with accessories and guaranteed. $42.00 or terms. Phone WY 2-2204. 5 9 6tc 0• . 18:30 .. cto.J~ Ellsabelll ToJfor ldliJ>I bow aat J>M • cltlrly IWLLYWOOD tUPll - 'lblni• ..e.gettlns 10 realiltln on televi· aloa. tbet I wouldD't be surpri&ed any day oow 1o- a o!Oidup .... pull a sample job for the edHtca· ol a documeatary pn>dueor. .NIIC'TV's "Sbow of the Week," lor lnltabce, hu had reai-Ufe proi"Oml about a hospital ern<r· seney warct: aboul a comedl .. !Shelley Berman! exploding with lui')' when bls aet wu Interrupt· Secret Servlot'o two malo funo. ed;. :.inti moat reeently lbotlt the ttons protectlna the Firot Fam· relotlonshlp between an ex-convict ily - ond con""'lrllled on the al11l·' li parol! officer. And TtJeo. other: Boldin& counterleillnS to a da7.'ntpt, Jn ABC-TV'o holf·hoor minimum lllld apprehendtng of· "Qiiae-Up," look at how the S&- lendero. In addltinD lo the llr· cief Service com ball ...unterfelt· l port arrest, there wu also • we saw an airport arrest ol scene of an O<tual di)'U&bt raid a dapper little mao hoping to get on a club. This waa darkened to on a plane to London .tth a suit· keep the Secret Service agentll ... cue contalntng f!8,000 In bogtll oret. . $20 blllo. A prelude to IIlii r!lld bad an .·II WIIO like HeiDI a oequence ogeot sitting In a ear nearby; out of I good Ro810Uinl movie. telling ABC-TV what was goi:J& to Tho camoro followed the man happen. I am "' eondldoned now frcim the woW down u he briskly to this sort of stuff that I would· s~ped toward hit desttnotlon at n't bova been aurprloed II be had . Idlewild ~lrport In New York. bls pulled out a aun and otarted blal!' valuable lltUe caa owlnllng to 1511 owl)', with oldo eommonts and fro. One would almost hove about "Dirty rats" ond.or "nliBY thought it was Alfred Hitchcock roportero," Anyway, be didn't, who woo doing tho woikln&, n• ond he wu I good. frank guide c<pl he worko for CBS-TV. At to 1 Usht Uttle detective-type osiy: rote, lho man wu ftnally otof)l ourvoy, whleh aloo gave pie· stopped, and then came sad proof toriot ~ of .~ood and bad u.D; (tJoo pboDJ ll1llf of her CBS-TV toor ol Lond<m. HI for l)cl. I, 1Mr opst •• • roollf 10 l1lropf. • • • I " hod • ldlow!ld alrplirlla Nl'lf York, leo hedged 011 I dlllDIIo ...,.., and said he would tDow IliON bf lao day ..• A fiPOI"l"' ~ aotd tba ... <:111!11 II boilllll by~ ~trael: leo llld tiel fee II I' III j .'•••, ,, jl -..aoo. By f'ltiD LAIIWII.L THAR OAI[Y CROSSWORD ··-- ··-lt.c.... .-· ·-...-. -· ··=' .=:.. ·---.. Klil4 HE GOES AG'IN, AIIW- U.llWIIeal L IU. gom5~ &HOOT, PAW II SHOOT II or tt. Nowodafl VE GOT A BEAD ON HIM-- s•·m • u.v..up lf.-lii.Lonr mamma' 11,1'1&1,- oax- M.l'• ----· ac.w ,.,, 17. PIOvld.l 11.0111'1 nlc!mnw II. CaN a 111'. '1'la ....- " LI'L ABNIR SIUIIltlll IJ,Jiell iU ll.ll'tD4J!Oitl17 olowl1 II. Varle!J <II lti.RM>zt fO.m..: poot DON'T .JEST GA'WI( 11- MALP/!•01'- SUM~IN' TMCaiC V/JIJ.. ~PPEN 'IOTMC.SilMAM ~IG'fl/ID8&tll/ rr..tJ>oJtPtl of New z '''"' &Odlss'l "'n.· &P~ IS,Boulll •M= IIIJolllla ...a.=:... Vllilf <II tbeG.OJ4. "$,.,... S-16 DAU..Y CBIPJUQDOTIII ~ Bern llolf .. work 1&1 AJ:YDLBA4J:B -le .:;::a.:?; "'.. - - I.O.&I'IILLOW Olll ..... lllllplr ........ 1 - . l l o - ...,..A~~... IIIII 1/f, lt ... IIIII .:.:::,' : .h ~~~a & •z.o sua O'o, ,etc. ~~~~ 1••• WOOlf •r.VV'I'O GIIGOO a •• ILBIIILV'I'I ,... ........... •1w1 , .. QsptuquoM Iotta,., - Ill IIIII& II:BIIVOK • a v r.- '· zr m'1'11!: OIUDA'l' 111M> or JmJ. OA.TION TO . . . . C"R=NU .ABOQ IJ!D. Vl11AA& ........ . -~ --------------~------------ WJEH RADIO ......., nro,p, ,l\'rldl' 1:011 Sica tlll 1:11 CoiiiiiiiiiiiiJ New 7:1.5 '!be l..tfelina 1:110 0111o vauer ~~~~ 1:111 Spa$ 1'otlq 1:10 World Newa 8:15 Musical Clock --- 12:10 .OIIIo NeWI U:l6 Martet. IUO Ll!eii\W'd BuDelln Board U:~ Newo 0 GraDY 12:30 Agrlcultuul Agool 12.4S Counlr)l Go Rouno. 1:55 Newt Beet 1:00 Cotmtry Go 1\ounr 1:16 Newo Bell 1:011 Midway Mstinet 1:II Nl!WI '!eat f :OO Dtacln& 'l!llb !lou 1:110 LAICIIID1III 1:10 Public Servlc:e 1:45 ~ of Blewsinl 10:00 Muon 00unl)' "•"" 10:06 talk at lbo Toft f:IO IDterdws&e 16:55 World News 1:00 QJmmnntty Newt 11:00 Talk ol the Tawil 1,.cept Fri. Cburdl Btllo RID& 6:11 World • Notional NtWI 6:1& Spotllgbt OD S!lorc. 11:41 Wwld .,.,.. 1:05 News 11:116 Mlsoll County NOWI 8:10 Musical Cloclr: 12;00 Co!N!M•ntty NIWI 7:30 Sip Oil 12:1111 Loeal NeWB Br HAROLD GilAY weu.,soo ltiiiD I'Oil 8~ 'TiW< M& HI!S!I!. 'oaJ t:m A RNE .JOft PliM~!; MIIVM I CD.JU) HillS llOHI! I . ... f:@·35~Bre~akf~u~tQP~arty~------'7~:iiO~OII~U.~~Alr~-M~oy~'·--~-----------~::::=:-=~~~-:_------AIBIIANDSLATS ri{4VY JONIS ly LEFF IIICI McWILLIAMS F:ii~~~~~~~ HA1 OMLY trTUPID ON!~ 1l41HK n!EY KNOW t:V'SR'(TiiiHCi' EVEH INDIAN SQUAW DON'T t<NO\oCI IT ALL. EITHE~ . HIM 1/ERY SMART DOC, HIM MY PEOPLE LIKE J LOOK WHA'T' W E 14A\Ifi: 1-lER;. PRIMR09E~ ARE vou RCADV FORIII<eAI<FAVT'¥ �• .. .. • • • NOW YOU kNOW eport C1 ' •• ....., - ... ..,.• .a, ... ....... tiAI tl tJ ,.,, "~uadeoo en tine at y Walter llelllrra wil. •..,.... alateot 1 orbltl &i$ a . . artl IMI Od8or, .....nel a lllal tl I:IUl 'If . . a U. I • ' o.o..J To The,,.,.,...,. 01 The Mei••-M••• .4r• .!.!X.!.V....:.::N~O::_.=:25::,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..:.POMERO==:..:.Y...:.;-M~ID~DLE=POR!..:::.I.!.•..=OH;:.:.::IO:;.___ :.. Y::::O::..L . \~. PRICE FIVE CENTS __:T.;;U=:ES::;D:..:AY.:..!,..:.M::::A..:.:Y_:.::14:!.., .:. .19:.::6::::.3_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ib . 0 '-~""~' ?1 ~~:~t G~..-o ... ....~ ,•. v " CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) · Gordon Cooper's planned :=. Olpt around the earth pootponecl u hours today .be<.au1oe of !allure tn a tracking vital to his safety IIIII .ntry ·ul.!top rQMEROY OHIO TONIGHT & TUESDAY t Elberfelds In Pomeroy All Steel With Rolled Edges Made of heavy gauge steel and beautifully emboSII· ed with a floral leaf design. J;'erfect for indoor and outdoor use. Dark green. "BAR ABBAS" (Technirolor) Anthom· Quinn, as B~rahh<~s. Silvana· Mangano. Arthur Kennedy , Katy .Jur~do. Vittorio Ga~ s man. Jark Palanf'e , Ernest Borgnine, Harrv An· drews . · Colorcertoon ." 15 INCH SIZE - - - - - - - - 69c 18 INCH S I Z E - - - - - - - 79c 24 INCH S I Z E - - - - - - - 89c' 30 INCH S I Z E - - - - - - $1.19 36 INCH SIZE - - - - - - $1.39 .. ---------·-Plastic PLANT BOXES : New superb design. Two glamorous finishes. Brll< Uant "Gold Frost" (gold on white). Luxurlou~· "wood grains" - walnut on sandalwood or blrcli on brown. ;. THE SHOE BOX U. S. KEDS N. 2nd Av•. Middleport, 0. Value~ PANELING Solid wood, prefinished plywood or composJtion. Pre-fintsh~>d as F1x up scret>n Win d ows a nd color range l'~ ull in interior and doors now All ~xterior paint. types ol' screen _ w1r1· 1n stock All Color cards avail- low as . 9c: ft. able. As low a1 ljpiiii HOUSE CLEANING? 14¥.1 INCH SIZE - - - - - - 69c . 18 INCH SIZE 89f 24 INCH SIZE $1.1~ 30 INCH SIZE $1.5' 36 INCH SIZE ., $1.7; DON'T.:, OVERLOOK YOUR RUGS • , • Elberfelds In Pomeroy . RUG &CARPET CLEANING ASpecialty II USED AUTOMOBILE for CINnlng at Your Convenlenu. PICNIC HELD A family. picnic was held Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Folmer, Springs honoring Judith a n d Jenneth Folmer on their blrtl> daya. Present were Johanna Yeauger. Charles CUnnini;ham, Mr. and Mrs. Scott F ol m or, Jeffrey Folmer tile honored ....... and Mr. and Mn. Fol· mer Complete rleanlnc oervlet! oopeclally for your type of rug or earpet ••• for k11 r h- As.phall , Vinyl or ens, ulllity roo ms !'tubbN. Full coworkshops. lhm- lor and paltern dy hangers 4 1 range . Easy to 8' p.mels low as apply . As !Gw a~> $3.68 ISc sq. H. All dimensions and speries 1n stock Kiln dried. See us for your needs . 2 x 4's a.1 low <IS 7c lin . ft, Whether it should be shampooed •.. dry cleaned , •• or regular laundry washed • • . Our f• ollitiea assure you of 1 per· . feet Job. CEILING TILE SPECIAL Ited lime only. As low os ••• 1Sc sQ. t.usoN D"ive·ln 7c ":. lest quality acoustic or non-acoustic tile for lim- IN \l h - - 10( ,., fl. •• ~ Wallll"' __ 3c ...."· ROBINSON'S LAUNDERERS- DRY CLEANERS Conv..,lont Pickup Statl- In Mlddloport·Pomenr !'hone Pomeroy WY 2·5421· Middleport WY UIH . ,I!"I!NTH "-ANIIT" Mi4-1S DaJ Jack Lom011 '·... Jnl1o s:o.... "TWJ~!~LII AND IHINI" ·~ · •''r ' {Colorl -· ~ · ~· ~ •cJd'Cborluo • "1.1011-DIN HOUIU" ' .i i(> $795 1957 Ford Fairlane 500 • • Radio, boater, automatic, 8 eyl. Black and white Sharp. flnlsh. 1957 Ford Fairlane 500 • •• • - Radio, heater, 1ulomallc 8 eyl. Beautiful red and wblto llnilh. Very clean;· ·--' 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air - .. • • • • • - 2 Door, automitlc. I eyliD4er. VOI'J cood tranoportatlon. 1958 Stude.baker Stotsman .. • s595. 1 Door statld . ' AD wblle fiD!Ih, e eyl. with ~ve, cood tiru, ' ; ' ',) ·, ' ' r\.' ' Ha""" I Mayor Lee Smith, fresh from a vlctol1' at the polls In each property owner, besed on [ the RepubUcan Primary election May 7, 1n which he had footage. will be charged an been solidly backed by Middleport's six councilmen over overage of $211 each. Most ol his opponent, lthamer (Ike) Neal, Monday night found them, he said, had agreed "to I the same councilmen reluctant to abolish Neal's "part· go along." time" job as night ratrolman. SIDEWALK, CURBS As the final Item o business corroborated by Chief of Police Childs, who doubles as preslfor tile resutsr council meeting, Herbert Gilkey, that he per· dent ol the planning commis· the Mayor said elflclency In the forms no "merchant pollee" slon, proposed 1 town·wide pro' police department would be duUes between II p. m. and 7 gram to improve sidewalks, • • Soviet Un- greatly Improved If the pari· a. m. except In two inslances. curbs, and driveways. today declined an offer to time nlgbt patrolman's job One oource of friction within He salcl !be commlssloo lo a European television hoot- were aholllhed. He desired to the pollee department, the may- asklag eoaacU to support a which officials hope will a1- replace the posltloo with a full· or Indicated, 1s that Neal thus program 111 wblcb po'llptrty GET TROPHIES - Patrol boys of Pomeroy Elementary school were presented trophies. pins, and ritationl 40 million viewers ·ro watch time policeman who would tak• far over the years has not tak· o1men wUI be queried by Monday night at the Parent Teacher's Association meeting in recognition of their work this past school year. naut L. Gordon Cooper'o a regular, rotating trick on the ne regular Saturday night tricks mall 11 tl!ey want to repair Curly Wiles, at far right. was in charge of the patrol. Receiving awards are front row. I. to r ., M1k~ Ma~tm, Coty t. . Neal draws $t211 per In turn with o!iwor officers. This ... Improve oldewalb, curbo Boothe, Jeff Mankin, Benny Wright, Kelly Spencer. Sam Arnold and Kelly McKenzie , back row , Captam Kenny lsns called for the launchpatrolman from 11 results In the town hiring extra ond driveways. English, Chester Rou~h. Lieut. Gary Mitch, Lieut. Mike Globokar, Ronnie Reuter and Ron me Tatterson. Absent 81 1o be beamed to Europe m. to 7 a. m., and also has cloty officers, or patrolmen hav· "If this can be made a town- was_Jeff Y.:::rry. ~ Sentinel_~h_oto._ __ ~ --~· _ _ ~ . ~--·-- --~-·-- ~-- . ~-- . _ ~Telstar aatelUte and then relations with mer. ing ro double over on .'lhifts. wide thing," said Childs. "a ~M7:.iL":>t·wrc,x.,.,¥<:¥i Mit_,.~· .:,..~~,. "' r yed by land lines. F o u r as night watcbman. The mayor also said slate ex· contract can be owardecl for munist bloc nations There was a long, awkward amlners have found tile employ· the entire job, thereby saving The Syracuoe Cburcb of the , Czechoslovakia, period of quiet by the fire coun· ment of an officer who has pr!· property owners a lot of mon· Nazare.. is holding • special East Germany- were eon-- cUmen present, Wayne Gibbous, vate contracts for police protec· ey." mislionary servic~r May 1i at ted ro tilt network, which William D. Childs. Charles Asa lion close to vlolatloo of tiwo He suggested _ approved by 7,30 p.m. Tbe public Is lnvit. c "nds from Spain to Finland Bradbury, John Zerkle 1 nd law. if nol acutally so. council - the town may bill . • eel. Tbe opeaker will be Rev. E. E. Davis of Oak Hill was elected president when 20 1 Western Europe. Officials Gene Barrio, following the MayTO IUY TILE property owners for tho work H. Vlncedt Seeley, mlssloa· former officers. directors. members and guests of tile , -tbel ·"'!'!;.,pl<kl.. ,up the or's On ·tile recommendatiou of done on theh- property (to be t) ::a~"11 :· Southeastern .Ohio Regional Coh'D<il met at the Colonial tlecast .lor r~ IHifllO!eS. 1"urthee' ~ lll'ougbt La\illente Melilfy, · ltfflt-lon.. .......,..,..._lor each . 'l1le Shelly Company o 11 rene da -=~ ·lo Bolivia Inn in Jackson rec•nUy to reactivate \he Council. '\iiere was no lndlcatwn of what out theJt pomta: man approximately 400 feet of er through an engmeerlng estl· Thorneville one of five firms Y • '!Ills Wayne Foster. Admmlstralnr . . Ue th- planned to make of _ The Mayor while havina • te) In tu Mlddl t · and su~r1ntendent of coa- f H 1 H .1 1 . • 11 . e1ght rountv area cnns1..,tm~ of .-. ta ., N f h•. . .... ,_;: elihl-inch tile will be purchased ma . . rn, epor that enlere<l bids. was granled strucllon on the cburcb dl.. o o zer "'P' a '" "" Ipn- Alh G ·II"18 H k J ·k ~o~w: •pe. ea 1 or IS re111&·-1wn. by the town 1nd Its cost ~ could fmance the project the contract bv the MeiQ:s ('Olin lis served as chairman for thr ens. 1::1 ' ~ mg: a«:: • • • f•n: ..... t.r. --lve 11 was · lhro gb bond eel b . · trlct tbere. , 1· . h lh lh If' son . Lawrence, ~1eii~'S. F•ke and IIU.LII• liN · ·~"' • rated to six property owners u . s ~.cur y con· , ty commissiOners Monda~· for e ect10n w en ese o N 11 1- . SPRINGFI!:LD. Ill. An prepared to bring charges aJona Broadway between Locust tracts w1th 1nd1v1dual property Itheir 20-mile blacktop seal pro "~1"~"'<:-#M•nN>~~w.4~~tw:..,~""""-....; cers were elected . Bert Mills. ' Vmton . approved a ff•que~l . ta 1 -•asy •-·- may -11 the end I"'· time •.,. .• t have each co~.mt ~· select he 1ron 1on. 1..Irs 1 \ ' l('f' preslut>n U'rc wU\.--c: '"rIWI .. and Ash-sts. Installation of the owners. Igram. : . . of a lone political bailie and - Councilman Childs poln._ted tile, •••e"ther with a new croos· Cllllii<Ome• l<<epted ~. I The successful bid, was for :Dean L. Dollison. Logan: e<l" · represenlai!Ves by next J:tl~. I, It 1 checks for 1 11 te 1 ~ to serve as board rn~mocrs re!!U n OU COUIIC. crea s po81 10ns lng of Broadway by tile, w\11 be propoaal eatl!uoilstlcally, In $44,245.10. Shelly is the firm ' lond vice president : Russell A. ed llllnoil' relief families. and establishes pay ~les. but done by tile town. tl!o belief tl!o public would thai has operated a blacktop 11 Malrick . Waverly. third vi: e It was further agreed to pl.>n "·-tary of State Charles F the M or hire nd f CCI """'" , · ay sa 1res. Water collects In an open leaer&IIJ 1ceept die plan. mix plant in Syrac11se the pasl Ipresident : Joe Saltz. M< ~rlhur. a schedule of mo"Jthly met>tmgf" Carpentier, the ata.tes.No. •• ade the di'•h there now, Manley pol"nf· 'lbe first step will be learn- two onmm•rs. . With September Jackson count'y s~cnsurhg "'·' I 1 -The Mayor had m ~ i Iourt h Vlte prest'den t : Mar 1t:l lht> meetlr.c under bl Repundlcanted, and the.. 0~~:, ead· po'llposal. because be was un- eel out, constituting 1 health ing how many owners want to Other bidders for the project 1L. He<:hl. Athens . secretary. direction of Fred Pic-e. ~·•d G•lers I lea Y ex...,..~ the der the 1mpresalon all of c;oun- haurd, among other problems. proceed. were Earl G. Williams of Ath- i •and Carl Dahlberg. Welblc.n. GQP-domlnated legl•lature lo ell (in Informal dlscus81onsl Cost of t!wo tile Is estimated at APPROVE ORDINANCE ens with a $49,597.23 bid. Shel- l Itreasurer. ha counly sponsoring the Octopi~ today a bill to Pr<;tYide the had agreed generally ~at ~ 35 cents per foot. It Is believed ~ncll approved, with sus· Iy &. Sands of Thorn~ville, $55.·1 the Pomeroy Polire ~epar~- The Council wtlkh s~rve~ an ~trM~e~~:~e~~der the dire~::ivo money for the resumptiOn of re- order !lilly to comply w1th Ohio - ---~- ~ -~ · ~- penswn of rules, three reading• 361.28; H. D. Goeglem, $54,375, , ment loday completed Invest! , Uef ~checb. law, and to remove tension m of Ordinance 863 makinl minor and H. & s. Contracting Com- gation of a two-car at·ddent ~H .•G Mr . Davis. in accepting the .· • • • the department, the jobs changes in administration ol the pany of Columbus, $48,456.89. that occurred Sunday at 4 p m. , 'tpresidency. stated Ihat he and 81 NA.SHV'ILLE, Tenn.- ~ separated." pool and park, and transferred Five proposals are included !on West Main-st. and revt"r5ed ' the officers would mo\'e group of about 160 Negro stu· -_Childs demurred. He said 1800 from the general fund to on the project Shelly is lo the order ol events in anoth.r quickly as possible Jo re-estabI bed ltb hite heck lo h kno led til .. I I I I Iish the Council to its former W W • ~ 18 W ~ ere a ways the fire equipment maintenance double seal six miles of road on 1wreck. , denIs cas ~~ mad pollee Monday durmg had been odds ldisagreement fund. county road 28 from Beaver 1 Police said a vehicle dr1ven · ~sition of . erfectiveness in 5eran anlkegragatloa march oo that point). CLEAN-UP WEEK corner to Bashan four miles of ' by Joan Schultz 11 of Reeds· I mg the etghl county area . through downtown NashvDle. A -Zerkle offered a motion In Mayor s m I I h announced county road 46 irom Rt 7 to ville ran into the l~ft rear of Present were J . K. Alien, Qumber of persons was injured llne wlth the Mayor's suggea. <c..u..n 011 P•Je Twol Rt. 248, 0.5 miles on county an auto operated oy Rohert . Ga\hpohs. Chu·Pnce klo!l~_,r Loand at least three men were ar~ tion, but it failed for iatk: of I Funeral services are announ· Iroad 36 , Summer road from 1 Bur ton. 33 , ol Pomeroy as I•e Members H PI or theRidMeigs cound gan, E E Carl D ·Dahlberg, 0 k H"l'Y..f"llston, B rested. second. Al ced for Raymond (8 u c k) Route 7 to Route 680, 1. 5 miles . attempted to rnakt' 1 1 e 11 ty ~· easure ers ~lien · . , . av1s , P. ' •. U'"rnn More demonstrations were - The Mayor denied !here RUe, age 611, who died Monday on the Wippel road from Route \ turn There was medium dam· Ied the Soulheaslorn Ohw 4·~ Ile\eau, Athens .. !lean L. Dol· •lamed for today The 4emon· waa any tiling pers01111 In his morning at Holzer Hospital 17 to county road 34 and 3 31 I0 th d M. S I Saddle Horse Cllnw al Alhony . hson. Logan, Wa)ne Foster. Ga~ •1r · •-- wh h b. ' · age e cars. an tss 1.' 1-r R"d" 1b d St ltpoii·s Erw·n L G h k Ath ' · at."'"' ic roke a truce, suggestion, since Neal had o~ where be had been hospitalizmiles on the Flatwoods road ullz romp lamed of a minor I m~ c u groun s a ur~ . I . .e r e, . will continue untU "some con· posed him in the recenl prim- ed for the past 10 days with from Route 33 to Route 7. Ineck injurv urday . ens, Lavon Goodhve, wgant ttete steps are taken to end ary. "Thls has been a contihu- prleumonla. I commissioners Kenneth M(·· 1 Als . ~-8 5 c n ·rm I The group was welcomed by 1 John Hunsaker, LoM.tn. Jack · tegteptloo here," saki John ous problem, even in previous He was a rallroad engineer, Elhinney, Avery Nelson and , 1 ~ h hed by ~- Don L. Dav1s . Athens count~· ] Lenser, Athens. Russell A. MalLewis, C!l\f,irman of the Student administrations, and It .... ms a member of the Brotherhood Charles R. Karr. Sr .. also voted l 'c~en IC a ~e~r ay t al 11 car I4-H extension agent. Bob Bish- ' r.lck •. Waverly . Ken ~1or~an, GalNonviolent Coordlnatlng Com· now is as good 1 thne as any to of Locomtive Eng~eers. a n d to purchase a roller from the j~utl ndb~. th le . L. d"r:ell ~~. 1 op. manager of the Southeast· !hpohs , ~urr 0 . NIXon, ~~an. Qlll~. face facta," he said. of the Old Kyger B apt lo I Timberiey Kay Carr. sl x . Rish Equipment company at 8 H ~ R ~ f ~ c~r d r en h) ern Ohio sub-station at Carpen- 1Fred Rice. Wellston, W!l.aecl ; .• • • - At least two councilmen Ch~ch. He was preceded in month-old infant daughter of ·C<lst of $8,093. az: ee 0 ~t an ov.er 1 e 1ter. spoke on management. care 1 Potter· Jacks~n ard Howard R. . BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Two suggested tile nsponsibility of death of hll aftiler Arthur Rift Mr. aod Mrs. Charles Carr of Discussion was held bv the ~eeh e~ at Trow ~teak dous~ i grooming. trimming feeL nu · i Thompson. Piketon. 11 fJJJiecl Negro athletes, Floyd maDDing the poJice department and a daughter, in infancy. Tuppers Plains, passed away commission on 8 recent 'meet~ 1 . a ear Jer repnrte 1trition . disease. showmanship, I ••tterson and Jackie Robinsoo, was the mayor's, ~~ ~cO's, Surviving are his wile, Eve- early Monday morning after a lng in Columbus atlended by 1vtce versa. . and parasll•s. • 1 Town Heuer Off . 1rrlv~ Monday night to lend and that II there 10 fir1ng to lyo; iwor mo~r, Emma Scotl short !Uness. . Nelsoo and Karr .. The two Re- Pollee also said James Bat-: western horsemanship dem- 1 At End Of A ril support 1o anU-oegregatlon ef· be done, get oa with II. Rlf• of Kyger. a brother, Mar· Surviving along Wllh the par· publican commiSSIOners wen! to ey, 19, of M!ddleporl has been ! onstralions were gtven bv Don· ' Middl 1 Cl k G te forls. · That's wbereJt·rested. lon of Columbua; two sisters, ents are a brohter, Douglas; 1 the capital citv representing the Icited to Mayor Charles Legar"s 1ina and Kay Allen and ·Dickie I ~': nd er i h ~a 1repoLer S 0 thay ndg t ~ llay. • • • NOT EXPLORED Mrs. Glenna Shuler of :hash· three sisters, Marcia, ·reresa Meigs welfar~ department for 1 court on a reckless operatiOn Elliott while Sharo Bickle 1 1 0 WASHINGTON , - To relieve Whlle empoymen 1 t of a ···'I KU· ae · Rl .1 a nd Mrs. Mltl"Y Welis a nd Son!a, a II a t borne; an d discussion of a proposed leg- 1<' harge. Idemonstrated · English hor sem;w- lslght an· counc . a '1 e · m a "dlsclWinOI'J C!l'lsil" In Wash· time nltJhl officer would cost of Mlddlepoct, a niece whoin grandparents, Mr. od Mrs . J. islative bill 1 ship 1f d '"f Jngtop acnQola the Houae has the vlUage more, council de- he had reared, Joan Harrison D. Carr of Alfred and R. E. ~~~r'"%?"'1"-~~'.\!.,n~~'W. Meigs Memorlll Hospital ) Al~ending from the Meigs i ~;ri~ : thr:U~:S:p~il ~ piiSied a bUI to allow Jildlcloua cllned to tackle that problem of Rutland, and oeveral othar Douglas of Sh~de. . A resular meetblr of the ADMISSIONS - Doris WoKe : group were Billie Dowme. Ter- 1 Hi• report. accepted by coun· 1 !~!"J.~ ~:::.~;.!;, ::;'t~~~h~=·;: ~::~ n~l: :::f":"·weclnesday ne:::':;r:: ~~.':.' 7 ~h~ Mlddlepocl Alhletlc As,..,l· Racme; . Lucrelia Genheimer, essa t~ooch . Clarir< Day Bel· ,cil. showed $19,606.78 on hand It haa voted to let school outh· concluded the ddiu.n:. I at 2 p.m. at the Rutland Metil- lion ·Church at Tuppers Plain•. atlon will be •eld this even· Pomeroy' Jamce Page, Rut· ty Gayle Campbell. Ann WII· Iat the begmnmg of the month, • · _ , the coo . . . . lng at 7:31 p m. Ia lbe bl!!b Iland . son. Ruth Ann Kloos, Nancy receipts of· $8 243 45 expenses 1 o1• (a fulltlme officer would draw odiBt church With Rev . Car I Burial wUI be In the Chr1s11an h 1 M In · b) 1 1 . Ml· DISCHARGES - Edna Hum- Harris Cathy Morgan Che;. of $7 192 92 ' .d ' 1 j orltlea IUipend or • .,... io!fttlera. ~ per month) flna~lally im· Herrinl officiating. Bulral will Church cemete~. Friends may ;~;:'s· r-:.rty,ulo;c M~:• ath· Iphreys. Athens ; Harold Reev· yl Williams. Becky Ho,;..ashelt clerk's' bal~n;,. :f $20~6S:3':' possible. Stm, the poml was not be. In the MUes . Cemel!'ry. call at tile lam1ly home. Funer· leteo. AU lntereoted penon• es, Pomeroy. and adults, Mrs. Fred Leifheit. all operating funds ' . Boy•' League WUI . elljllored. Friends wUI be receiVed at the al arrangements are In charge are urred to attend. I Melas Geaeral Hospital Mrs. Ralph Campiwoll and Esk· . '·€0mplete Slate Mayor Slnllb said Patrolman Chase Funeral Home until time ol Arbaugb FIIIU!ral Homo at -~ ' 11 ADMISSIONS _ Alonzo Per· ey HilL TO HOLD PICNIC · . AU periOIII lnteres!M In lite Neal hu maintained lo him, of Hl"Vicell. Tuppers Plaint. The Syracuse Third Wed_. 1ry, Albany; Clifford Ilewhursl, MidtiJeport Boytl' League basePomeroy; Rebecca W i I e y, WANT AUXILIARY day Home Demonatration cillt.. baH Progl'em ere Invited to e:fi Reedsville. A meeting has been .chedul· will meet Wedilesdly at tile Sy• 1 :.~ l!l"~ ··'e, :t..w-beatp~mto."!leted,_h_l .l nWofednofeflcersdal" DISCHARGES- None. ed for Thursday al 7,30 Roadllide al IO a, J:dC\." 1ol to organize a Racine Fire p.m. de-- racuse m. Each person park is asked ta TAKEN TO HOSPITAL partment Ladies ailllllary, at bring a COVered· dish and her BJ PAIJL rinu.li>l were ocaUered llld there wu no11et It be 0111" blood." , In his arm. Beulah Ltlnley of 632 Beech· , the fire house Wives ol all fire- own table ..,...Ice for the ag. ·.· lleporta ,!rom work commit· pamed AprU 2'7 ala•> will u~- ht=.U•••I re<UITenci of tho weoknd riot." one white youth, J. w Bur.l Prince Green. 5S, a Negro, was 1st m Mlddtl!port was taken to men are urged to attend. nual picnic. It will be the lui InVIted. on- Included BIRMINGJIAM, Ala. <UPlt- lag that causd Pr011dent Keane- geoa. 18, was trealed •t a hospi· hospitali!ecl In fair condilion with Meigs Me1110rlal liospital at ~ · meeting until September. to 11116 TWo wbltol youtha . _ eut with dy to order S,ottl troopo aent to uiJ for a deep gaoh on his arm. a pellet wound on his lace. Green IS a.m. today by the Middl., WOMAN FINED , • flnanClll lail.. and 1 Negro wu WOIIIId· milllal') beses In Alabama oo He told pollee two and onotber oaid be was emerging from a port emergency-rescue squad Pauline Saider was fined SID · BRANIIO ~A'VEII j!OSPrtAL od by a pe11tt liWI ifonday Dlgbt alandby alert youtl!, Ricllard Rite, 17, _.. store In a Negro neighborhood aod admitted as a me~ical pa· and costs in Meigs county cotJrt SANTA MONiti:Ai Calif,. !UPII 1by Judge Jl'rank W. f'9rler , Jr. -Act« ~lim 1111 the of thla r..U.Jiy Negro leader Martin Luther •tanding 1>1 a telephone booth , when" a car contaiaing three tient, wu,.. TODAY ton>. dty. Klllg Jr. appealed te memhen of nur bll homo wbe~ a group of white youths drove bJ. oo an intoxication charge. cuperating-'llil'· ~ (rom club offlcln Stata ~ (llllnlllod tile bla race at a ma11 mu,~i "M""' NflirOII drova · hJ aod turSed "I felt a terrible smack on the BROUGHT TO HOSPITAL an appai'Oiit ¥Ina 1~: :" !bat 101f ltiiDIII ..mu, a _ . .....,.,_ day ailhl "to be eolm and retala tl!OID, theo rCurl1ed ond boat jaw and I just felt numb all George Grindley of Syra· LOCAL TEMPS Brando M~' left Sll''·tiu.•a Ttlea!la1• .._, lt, of !odoral lraopo ljlaJatelll'd aa 01!" eomml-1 It IIO!Ivloi-.· tbeal with lllleb and llillrobecl hi!" over," he uid. Hospital olleod- c-, an a)lparelll heart attack Tllf temperature in Pome- Hospital~· was Uilt.ol 1u1 k( llirt ttt I obiBIIatMII peot li: ~ !oo11fa1 "We ca'l win maetilll ·~. w011 · o. :!<Dift. Pbllile ·oald lll!e ante mnoved a ~ lncl! metal victim, wu ~ to Meigs Gen- roy'o business district was 71 Friday whea be-,.a• ·~ ta. ')Jill,ia!ld ....,_ ttt 7 bulldinl ~- . · wllh,. Y~." he oald. "If lherii ,.. elabitod· ID the left·arm orid lo1118 fro111' hiii left jaw. ,Pollee eral hosplltlltidi.Y at S'IS a.m. degree• at 11:33 a.m. todll)', un- ,en U.l ~ · .~ 111 '1111 . ilt.lhll , v "' .liP( but bloW OjliiW' a· ~ atnoioiilwll tae~~to a~ .,lllatlo.lll'oU oll 1hl!d ,.. I:Dmmeat oa 111o lilcltjoqt hf 1111 u1 IIIIi. . ~ 8 '·--P .J-·~- ~ ,-·- - . . llacu ..,......, llllit. . dlr ~ cloudy skies. SheIIy WIDS • E. E. Davis Of Oak Hill Leads Reactivated Counci] c0fil rael For BiacklopplDIY :?. remarks.· ....M;;.S:,.':,! Reverse Events ' In A 'd ent On Mai'n Street """' Services For Raymond R'fe I roup s 1 Enlertai'ned AreAnnounced Bv Albany Club I I" • lnf D ant ieS After IllneSS ] Of Short T•IDle ' . I I I I I 1 1 r. :tr'\ 1 g:: t"~rea"f = 8 ~II"= ;;;:!: I ';! 7 1 1 2 W.h l•t.es cu t L;n·. ==ikt"'"'"""'"'""l Strl e• c •t orn l y 'f1 .J 1 LOCUST.·. & SYCAMORE .\QN . .. •' . ~: H.,;· ~•. ~~ ;, ; Pho."'-..wY .24422 covery areas around the world. So wiwon the d, .el engine dif· ,dar station at Bermuda made a Cooper was in "tip-top" lbape. ficulty developed . flight con· :flight today impossible. The ..,lias waa ,..ady to go. trollers decided they could ex· i For Cooper It meant resump. Officials had hoped to the last tend tiwo pia ned 11 . 30 m IIi o1 me in his ~g!It to get Cooper off today on his , " · a. · on . ,1 · m,OOO mile . flight. A poo~ EDT cutoff lime an hour and a quarters m the Capo ment when tiwo weather is good half if ne<:e,.ary . Purpose of S. He had hoped. to be aboard always raise!! the possibi.Uty the cutoff is to assure daylight the aircraft c":"ner Kearsaq;l that it may turn sour before time for recovery operations. SQutheast of M1dweay by Wedthe next attempt can be made .. _ But the faih'l""_ o_f.~he key~ra·~~e~ay evening·~·------ 1 1956Chevrolet Station Wagon • J.obn Aear Gnta 'lbfiiiD and Bitbara StaaWkk ID • .IOURNIY TO 'THI - -/ I Door Hardtop, automatic. radio ond heoter, lbarp. -and- ·~ Tuteo ·i G. .- 1955 Dodge Lancer • • .J Lawrence Harve)' Jane Fonda, Anne Baxter Ltundry SPECIALS ' Door Hardl<lp 8 eyl. 8141. ohlft. IVOI')I and red, clean. TQNIOHT lOcO: Dry Cloanlne !All Ty.... ..r .. Keith Goble Ford Inc Can Now end arrange Ideal Council Declines Request T~ Abolish Patrolman Job 1\,; CANVAS FOOTWEAR FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY rwith these home fix-Up 1be refused to work when called on to move the town at a,oo a. m. It took a lillie more than two hours to gel it going. Meanwhile, the Bermuda ra· dar was working only Intermit· tently. These difficulties spoil· ed an otherwlde perfect preflight count-down. The weather was fine !wore aod at key re- ... ~ PLANT BOXES FRIDAY and SATURDAY May 11·18 PAB:ACA.S, Venezuela A educator has been expell· Venezuela because a hen quoted blm that the way to e n d Cjfnmunlot terrorism In I h I woold be to kill a acore Redl, lnoludlni those who helterlng behind parUa· tary Immunity. p Taylr, aosoclato prof'I""'" of Latin American stud· . at Johns Hopkins Universl· I waa eocorted to the airport ay by three plainclothes cemen and put aboard a pfipe bound for New York. Tay· said he wu "grouly ml,. ted" by tile Caracas new,. Air Force major was to have goes Into orbit at a point IGO rocketed into !he sky. He had miles In apace and 500 miles been in his cramped Faith 7 from the cape. ..,_.aft for 4 hours and 19 The "sctub" came nearl,y 10 minutes. I minutes after another difflcul· Tho faulty radar is at Ber· ty, a balky diesel engine, had muda, one of the key ataUoos In been cleared up. The encine is wu an-- the worldwide Mercury track· used to move Ule 450-ton service at a. m. EDT, 12 ing network. This is the radar tower to and away from Coopbefore the 36-ye&r-old that tracb a spacecraft 11 Iter's mighty Atlas booster. It H-o urs ill·- . L ,1 ..;,~.,.,.,~..;,, ,. , , .•.. ,,,~,~ . - ~''¢~'"'""'"'>t-J>-~·'"''"l "'" ' lli'J* .. , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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