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IN P0MEROY ,.j " '· \.· OHIO CLOSED ON VACATION Tocley Thru Alltl• 29th Au1. FREE INSTALLATION ,...,. l "INCIDINT IN AN ALLEY" Bonded SAVE AT- •Ford-Chev.-Ply. INSTALLED FRill 1 ~";"";k~end;,;w~Ith;h;er~pa~ren~ls~,;Mr~. capacity the limitsill of his Intellectual performing Ihe -and- MUFFLERS Seat Belts Sp.clol COOPER ~ lftru Sopt. 5 "MUTINY ON THI BOUNTY" (Techllieolor) Marlon Brando - Tlrita Sept. I, 9, 10, J.l "IT HAP,.NID AT THI WORLD'S I'AIR" (Technlcolor) IIIYIJ ......,, Iolii O'Brlt11 i:;t. idi "THI WQ.NDIIti'UL WORLD .01' TNI &ltOTHlltl GRIMM" (TechnlcolorJ Laurepeo Bortey on4 Claire Bloom classics in fabrics that are greatest service education can off@r ," he aaid. great for easy care and rugged wear. Values! ANNOUNCE REUNION The deS<.'endants of Hoyt and Mary Curtis will hold their an· nual family reunioo August 18, at the Welsh Hilla Grange Hall, 3\l miles northeast ol Granvil· le, or six miles northwest of Newark. Rev. Ronald Place of ll :=~fN. JDOn!lnl ~ C 'I ouncl man John 7.erkle. h"~e ouhr dulles laid out in black and. let the mayor down m t 1 s Iw 1te so It can be settled " tt:mg, and I'd like to see h1s and r · . --·· _ - - · __ -·-_, Patrolman Ne~ll was suspend. I slate Board the vicinity of the Swan Creek lit was last heard from," he on a proposed 1964 : ~g a~ t~ ! led for 10 days by the ffi8)'0r, . school near the Gallia.Lawrence said. . . Middleport that didn't ba~anc~~. ; and upon demanding M hearing border. . . Th~ first three days of the In July, according to 1 a w, i ! before council. was returned to '!he Patrol I! investtgatmg a , masstve search involved 350 Middleport council approvl"d its : duty when &licitor Bernard !hlrd report that a plane was I persons and covered 29.639 budget for next year showing . Fultz intel'preted thf' law aa trouble the hilly proposed expenditures would . requiring council either . square I'miles, the CAP said. instate Neal, or fire h1"m.to reab~u I 10 mt Ies sou th of GaIII· A he_1copter was pressed in- •exceed expected income by appolio. . tooerYlce Monday and false re- proximately $20.000. Maym· Smith deferred alcion ~;.,..--'"!a~~ ~or frtends of Dr. ~~~y ~rts of wreckage required the ''Let's have 6 tu::aring with ' ion the suspension peildmg a Slffin_()rl;!i Hoiipl'lal, Inc., trial moved into its second . day. this mlirni~ are flying here ~ay to J~m '" Iaid of ground search pa•·hes in the commission (required by COLUMBUS !UP I) - The .higher legal opmion. testimony "of ·or. Charles J, Mullen. M.D., a member and secretary of the lhe ..arch from Gallipolis, · Killum County, .Ky. and near : '""· ~'1'n 'l!!!~j~i.P,~I bud- state Board of Education Mon- i Council aloo: . I Meigs Memorial Hospital board of trustees. , . Sgt. ,\fcCreedy sa•d the theory Richmond, Ind. . . 1gets I to slraight.!n out i h' i s "day · took · nb adion ·01> • de-k~- Jb~,&a,~~~"-~eport . Dr. Mullen was on the stand at about lla.m. undergoing examination by Prosecut. ~ g~wmg t~~t the McCoy ,tam- Aboard the mJssmg cr~ft ~re , matter,'' councilmen said Mon- . mand by the Cineinnati chapter or $878.50 'for JUty: in~ Attorney Bernard V. Fultz. He was the third person to take the stand sinee the lly d•d not get very far be- IK. George McCoy, 45; hts w1fe, day nighl in their regular Aug- ·0 f the NAACP that il take Suggested the police de· t11a! began Monday morn\ng. Leo Vaughan, secretary of the ·Hospital Commission ~ore ~rashmg, and may be down Mildred, 40; and thel.r three 1ust meeting, with Mayor Lee !act10n lo pre_vent what the 1partment invoke an ordinance was t)le first witness. . . ' 10 thts area. . boy a, George, 18, David, 13, and ' Smith presiding. .group called :·impending de !o clean up an area on Park·St Dr. Raymond Boice, M.D., a will be recalled later in the tri- group. Th~ plan~, af~er leavmg the Ja.mes. three. Two other M~oy The commission had written f~cto .segregation'' by the Cin· lalleged to be a nuisance. m~mber of the Meigs Memor· al. Foll{'twing the announcement, 1t was also d!sclosed during 1 ~alllpolis ~tr strtp, took 8 head- chlldr~, Mar~h, 16 .and ~hza- clerk Gene Grate that because ! cmnat~ Board of Educ<Jiion in 1 - Approved 'an ordinance to ial. Hospital board of trustees Dr. Mullen was summoned. Boice's testimony that he had mg downnver toward Port~ 1 ~eth, 5, .remamed wtth fnends of the imbalance, no action a pupil transfer plan. advertise for bids in the sale- of fro~ the time it was orgap~. Porter continually .objected : told Dr. John Ridgway, one of lmou.t h.. . .. . I ~ Muncie. coukt be taken. . i Norris Muldrow, gener~:~! coun.: thf' Atlas. a retired .sternwheel. clnef of Sta~f o[ the ne~ hosptt- t~ Pultz askl~g Dr. Botce ques- 1thre~ osteopathic physicians ~>''ia& ~"!UP' • Councilmen indicated t h • y 1Sel for the chapter: lol.d the er boa~ owned by M~dl~port. a), and p~es,o::lenl of Metgs Gen- 1tlons concermng Meigs Genera) seekmg admission to the staff, would appreciate beiag sbown !board the plan. whl('h mvolves · - Dtscussed load llmlf.s on er~l hospital, w~s sworn in by I bU!. was con~istently UJat he ''Would do what I could ne days of warning are exactly where the~· can cut ! transfer of four elasses from town streets, sick leave policy lud~e Carlos tttechk~r of by Judge Riechker. for him." · over ta Middleport. . the IM budget, or on the oth~ Evanslon School, which is 99 far town employees, storage fa. san county at 1 p.m. Monday. Boice testified that he sug~ Dr. Boice also told the court Mayor Lee Smitb aalct Mon. er hod, wbere they can an· _per cent Negro, to Oakley :cilities ·tor. town e quipment, Dr. Boice remained on names of several of t~e that to his knowledge the os- day alpt in face of re~l)f.. ticlpate additional revenue. 1 sc~ool, which is 99 per cent 1 ~nd obtainin~ early legal opin~ stand. all afternoon, .ans~~ring . ~ of trustees f~r teopaths were not eligible for ;:Jc:~in!.r::io::1u7! (Council, the past, has man- white, called for .seg_regafion of ; 1on on possible. official action qq~ttans from Fultz. Botce 1s pos1bons on the non-profit the Meigs Memoria) Hospital ..... aged to end fiscal years in a tht! Ev_an~ton pupils m the Oak- i !o settle a ne.tghborhood fuss ~timony ended at 3:45 p.m. , . staff until January 28, 1963. be-! mobiles Ia Sootb Tltlrd-d and solvent fashion by trimming ex- . ley bulidmg. f 1~ the area of the alley run. 1 when_a recess was ordered. The cause "They were not members ! poria:e,.•~~: ~mU:.:u~ ::~:! LONDON <UPfl _ Poli<>e dls·· ~nses wherever possible dur- ' The board submitted to the ,mng, nm·th from Hall HamiJ.. re.mauxler of the day, until , • of the County Medical Society." 1 closed today they have Jocatt•d tng each budget year., Athens and Hocking County tnn-st bet~een South .Second and ~y 6 p.m., was used for a ~n• The long~time Pomeroy sur- 1 to aU offender• apprehended the hJdeout of thto robbery gang : !boards o£ elections a proposal South Th•rd·sts, arlsmg. from I tertnce between Judge Rerclr geon said, ••[n September 1962 and court actloa will follow. that looted a royal mail train of: O~HER B~SINESS_ i ~o create a new school district f~nce_ alleged to be blockmg pub. }{er. F~Jtz, and Defense attor· when the hoSptt8l opened it i'W more than $7 mlllion. I . Counctl. also, m a busmess . -In Athens Count~· . and a plan 111c nghl-of-way. t1ey Frank w. Porter, Jr. Jwas not possible for osteopaths By the time the police got there like m~efmg, sugge_sted to ~~y- : to transfer the ~uti~e Chaun('y- -Accepted Clark .Grate's The court announced th i. to be members of the Meigs the robbers wero g<ln<'. and so or Smith he expedite obtatnmg . Dover School D"tnet to the monthly statement showmg $18,· morning ~at Dr. Boite has , Medical Society as far as 1 wasthelootfromthebiggeslrob. an opmion from .th_e Oh10 Attor.I Athens CJty School District 391.76 br~ght for~ard from been excused for today, but Elmer Austln Reed, one of Iknow." Boice indicated the bery of all time, Scotland Yard ney General outhnm~ ~wers of ] The new district would con. June, recet.pts durmg July of • promin~nt and Medical Society by~laws, whish anoounced. the .mayor .and council m the Ju- lsist of all territory in the Nel- $8,794 .72, dtsbursem':"t.s of $9,~ respected citizens, died ito his knowledge were never · "Empty mail bags" Wf're found : 1 ~ suspensJOn by the mayor of son ville Cit _ v District, the Glous- 635 -93, and an endmg ~lerk'l evening at Holzl!r hos- ' actually adopted, were changed said Commander Gcoorge Hat·' mghl merchant watchman and ter Exempled Village School ' balance of 117.550.55, all m opa lengthy Illness. Iin a meeting January 28, 1963. her.ill, deputy commander of Srnt- 1part-time town pohcemtn Ike District, and the Buchtel . York eratmg funds. . Reed · well known •Fultz quizzed Boice to the , land Yard. N~~l. , and Jackson-Trimble L 0 c a 11 Present also were counciJ. lthJrOUt!hout the county as a for-I point of why the by-laws were Services wdl be ~leld Wednes· l The hideout was a brick house I feel, for myseU," sa i d School Districl~ . ':len Wayne Gibbons. Gene Har. owner and manager of Row- altered and tbe witness sug- day for M~s. Carolyn Edmonds, ealled Leathersladt farm , about Irls, Roger Morgan, William D. and Reed Hardware, a busi- geoted Fultz should ask the 59, who dted enroutt to Meigs ' 2.'1 miles from tho st~ne of last : IChli~s, and Charles Asa Bradhe was In for 47 years and defense counsel. ~ ~emorial Hospttal early Mon- i Thursday's robbery •t ChPdding- ~ e eChOnS , , , ~~r), and Treasurer Robert By..thrlno from In 1957, Fultz asked Dr. Boice at one alh h d r ed 1 0 too. . . He was a tharter member of Ipomt if he told Osteopath R. e a IV n '~~tland for : Hatherdl uid the house loo~~ I Chapter ol Athens Ohio R. Pickens "I think the past year, commg there , as lbrough the gallg had left ,. , RUTLAND GRID CALL . h Am ' '.. you are Ifrom West VlTglnta. She was rather a hurry.. 1 R" . 1 o t e erlcan Revolu- ~ better qualified than some of preceded Jn death b h "Th k lchard (D1ck) Martin, new 1 1 8 the M D.s in Meigs County to I Y er par· ere were orry (true and coach of the Rutland Red E>evil Mr. Reed Is survlv:ed by his be on .the hoapital staff." ents, James and Mahala Cre- ' two Landrovers l.leep-hk• velli· football team said physical eiThunderstorm rolled thro gh wife Ha,.,l Row'-· )i;.ci and B . lied "'I , means Dunn, an Infant daught- 1clesl outsido. A p1t had been dug. BY CHESTER T.~NNEHII.L ammatwns loo football 1 1 . u ' _, ' mce rep • don t recall ler, and two brothers. She was It looked as though they intended · . Payers the flhlo Valley and pushed out Nancy Clare_~; a saying Meigs County." a member of the Church of the I to bury the stuff," th• comman- . Whatever one thinks of the Kennedy Administration Will be Friday at 8 a ..m. Tht the Soulhern Plama Mrs. Mabel Kim, Tup- Fultz asked Dr. Boice if tbere ,Nazarene. , der oaid. In •ts home work, even its political opponents admit Mr ~xammations. woU he gtven by day ·where. up to seven and 0 nephew, Ro- Is any evl<tence that the osteo- She ill survived by her husRusk .Is On the brink of being party perhaps to one of r. John Ridgway and stall. of r'illn .aptlled over Kim, Springfield, Vlrglnla. in qu..ijon do no praoSllben; a daughter, R.. the diplomatic triumphs of the 20th or any other Cen- 1Martm replaces Jim Vennarl and , threatened farm may call at the resi- lice scientific .medicl!Je, Rogers 01 New VIenna; two Melp Memorial Hospltsl [ tury. . head football coach. Vonany time Wednesday. Pr~ he answered, "No indication sons, Doraei and Clarence Slur- ADMISSIONS- Margaret AI-~ Much, mdeed, everything for Mr. Rusk and Kennedy !""" has been promoted to , than one Inch of vale services will be "' yet. I would like to reof Columbus; lwo broth- len, Pomeroy; June Wendorf, depends upon whether the !tussians have cast asid• theJr ,prmclpai and athleltc d~reetor Michigan durmg the Thurlday at 10.30 a.m. lbelr work before ' Stanley and Gilbert Dunn '-Racine; Cora Kersey, Zones· st~ndard proeedureln foretgn relations - duphcity and 'tn the Northwestern Local Dt»o ioo!ted~lf·lnch amounts Itev. Fred I. Gardnj!r, Midjudgment. There has been New Lebenon and two sis- l'ille. tr~c~erx - and taken up for the first time in history, tnct sch_oo_I_.- - from !he upper Church of Clirlst, hearoay." Pearl Slason of PUny, w. .DISCHARGES _ Paul Ables, straightforward h~nest responsibility, ··to southeastern N e Boice also rommented and Virgie Coleman of Racine; Carla Carlson and KaWhat a gamble . ASKS DJY~RCE ll•~~. and Nebro•ke his ~ny Pomeroy, Rl. 3. thryn Carlson, both of Syca- To lose would he worS@ to some than being unlucky .James E Q1it,us Pomer l''i'''!' ~..,,,. to ,seven in"' • Ing M,e._s ~rio! HOs- Services will he Wednesday Illinois; Marlene Roush, at Russian roullette. . , has filed a .petit(<ln 'tor diva:: night. .,..,.,..atlon, "This at 10 a. m. at tho Chase W. Va.; Linda Cramer, h Cool reflection, however, suggests that Amenca really against .. Barbara K Qu.U., atlon doeo a lot . of things I home with Rev. James Crisp, Porn- as nolh!Dg to lose, but rather ev!rythif!&. to gain, SO Columbus. c~ Ill . .,. .,.. don't know about." officiating. ·aurlal Field•, Hartford. LONG ~s we are not lulled to sueh msenslblltty as to ·Jet I ol duly a~ :n!me This morning Dr· :Mullen was In Miles ou.r military guard down. . . . ., ' ' The plaintljf is ,.. "''I! questiolled by' f!iltr about a call at the funeral J'AJR SPE.\IER . t PerhaJ?S Khrllshebev really 1s buymg time lor Russianof tbt.. · ~ ~~- ~ :::~YbaDot \!Nil had ie. ·lie\> Charles Lu h I ype SOCialism . to 'buy Amerlcan·type capitalism ·•.'!". trunor c•...,. 1, elrall ilo!d" to .· . ' er, pastor fully; as he oft!n lias b?asted will happen. The a . tile ~~ cburch In Chii!J- ~esta ma'ltes ·much of thts point and Kbrushellev h a "!~r-~:·1~~:· *nd • aattve of Galhpolis, pre'aciied it often. ' ' (( · tt the Me!p County MID-' Thus, ~sides maintaining our miUtary posture, u.tauon ~ice• at 111\lst ~ed•cati·· ourselves to ma~lng our syet~m of lalJ"IJ'OIIll(ls eni~'Pr(ae_ 'tYft' more strong and ,appeallill! to tb"t ntunated ~mlllilijd • HOJ!Itl still leeii»• tbe biiuntllullife ' U.II en I n Hospi· tal Tri· allft M : j~ H0 IdS 0.££ Jn Racia • I Issue ~ection , I ! I ... I' r I I HI deonl Of Train Gang Lo d s cate 1 :C. Elmer A Reed Of Middleport n·Ies Monday I 1 in 1 ! II I I Mrs. Edmonds 0£ Rutland DieS Monday I • J'J'h e Day Afiter 1 I •"""i'• El· 1 "'·r~t!l " Sizes 3 to 6x and ' u I"' worohlp tervlce. Place Is the Mr. 11111 Mri. Harry Rouda- ~· u,;ilf• ·T. ·hi.rd WI.tness Is Doctor" I I Y., Middleport was the "' at lba Church .during the Sun· 11 ~It, Grankl. ·COURT FIGURES - Prominent figures ·in the current court contest between the Meigs Memorial hospital board of trustees and the Meigs County Hospital Commission and county .commissioners are, I to r. Frank W. Porter, Jr., defen¥e coun, sel; Judge Carlos R•ecker, Morgan county, Slttmg on ass•gnment, and Prosecuting Attorney Bernard V. Fultz. R fl GUEST 8PEAitEB . Jdlenort TY7•111l ke p w l a :J:' B ud:get W7l•th Commt·ssl·on W 711.• Jr.llUI Patrol detachment, said today the sblft in search area. numerous telephone calls about Col. Herweh said the search I' the missing plane going down could contmue .to be d1rected shortly afler leaving Gallipolis from Lunken Airport here and have been "checked out." He Iadded t~.at it was "possibl_e ~ut indicated nothing fruitful has 'doubtful that the miSstng been uncovered. craft made a safe forced landSgt. McCreedy said one re- ing and its occupants were still port was that a plane was seen alive. . j Middleport council will ask . in trouble in the Kyger Creek "The plane must be assum. -the co·•nty budget cmom ·s I. . hd .. • s 011 1 are~. Another was that a pla~e ed down because 11 a 1e 5 s ·for a hearing following the com. engme was heard to cut out m ·than four hours fuel supply when mission's refusal to t k t" I VISlT IN 8PBINGFIELD Mr. and Mn. Charles Spirea and children, Tim, Tina and Brenda have been vllltlni relaUve• Jn Springfield, Ohio. .- , tte MISSING SINCE FRIDAY. - A massive searc_h for the Dr. George McCoy family eontmued 1n thJS area today. ~-•ve of lhe seven m.e'mbers in this 1960 family phofD. g.raph were aboard a bro~n ~nd white SP11?le eng ine Cornmanche air-plane wbicla d1Sappeared between Galllpohs and ~uncle, Ind., sho~tly after take-off Friday even• mg. Seated left to rt~ht are James, 3: h1s mother, Mildred, daughter of Mrs D. A. Beard, Galllpolls; Eltzabeth. 5, Dr. McCoy, and Geor2e, 16. In the rear at·e Davi"d, 12 d M h 16 El. b h -.· . - ~n __ ar:_ •_. _:__ JZa _et _ and ~arch did not make the_I!"IP· . _ _c _ __ _ ___ _ I VISIT FA11IER Mr. and Mrs. Rober\ J. Ruth family, Roher\ Jr: and Roberta Jean ol Cleveland, made mld·week visit with her latbJ . H. Eaotman. ......, . . , , ' Civil Air Patrol units today planned to concentrate on southeastern Ohio a,nd northwester.o West Virginia in tbe1~ search for a. pr1vat~ plane carrying a Muncie, Ind., fam1ly of f1ve, m1ssmg smce leaving Gallipolis last Fri· day. An all-day seareb in the Richmond, Ind., area Monday fa1led to fmd traces of the craft. Kenneth Worman, assistant Gallia County Engineer, and husband of Mrs. Edna Worman, sister of Mrs. Mildred McCoy, one of the five missing, searched hills and valleys In northern Kentucky and the Portsmouth area afoot Monday. He was assisted by his daughter Kar"II the pUot got lost In 1 e~veral aircraft from the Gal- storm, lt'1 possible tb1t he lipoils-Pt. Pleasant area contin- losdt hbio dedsense toll •·direcdlionf ed h I an ea eas ""KR 0 u I e search for the I hI r d west" Obi CAP Win c straight day today I • o g om· Sgt. P. D. McCreedy com- mandtt Col. Robert Herweb mander of the local Ohi~ State j told the UP! in anaounetng Porn- ...W..,..... , . . ,• J' fJ t I 'I Hunt For Downed Aircraft In Western Area Fruitless 48 paSS TeStS ,f ath!r • I 1 '· I Safeguard iiU!. " 'lUI. U.. POMEROY :MIDDlEPORT, OHIO I Cooper RIP ,..., :! :0 - - For Savings On Automotive Supplies (' ' ... ...."J"'!'!'t ,, Y'"' MOORE'S ... I I · ~Grell! •Lakes lora Ho lar...t body of freA water Ill lh• world, and •re tlte larJest Inlaid water traaoportatloo- Min CQrtl- ~rlrht umbue and Mrl. Bruce Wanl. "! Akron, arrived Friday lor a of third villt will! lbelr brother and • OtnerO'f Mr. and Ml'l. Wllllam T. entertained with a parly · Sun- Mr. and Mro. Jack Cartwright ler-in-law, Mr. aed Mrs. J. D: Grueser enterllia<d with a IIIIJ'o · . d alter their Un-' of West Columbia, has been 110011 1 1 · Ill their daughter, JennUer, at Dileo and other relaUv.. In the Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Mil· rloe' party IIi h!IIIW of their lleruwl Hoflner of CliWialtbe ay ,~n chosen Princeso to repreaent their home on S. Third Ave. A I Gov . James A. Rhode• has area. boau and Mn. C. E. Burdette, daughter Debbie who oboorv· wu the J'rldly evenin,l dinner lUU home honorlll/l their daugb- this area in the Little Kana• decorat.d birthday cake and Iproclaimed the week of October Mr. and Mn. Dllea, Mn. Ed- of Mlddl•port. attended the ""' ed her t4th hJrthd.,y sAturday. ll"""t of Mr. 11!1'1 Mn. llsnry ter, Edith :Mn, on her eighth ha Conference to he held Frtlce cream was served aft•r the 13 . 19 as "'School Lunch Week wards and Mrs. Ward plan to nual Milhoan reunion held at Dancing w~ enjoyed 011 the Reibel and family. birthday. ' day, August 9th at ParkersbUI"I s•fts were opened. Favors of ,in Otuo" a~J Is urgmg all clt~ visit In Athens Monday with Milhoan Ridge, West Va. Son- patio of the Crileoer Jwme; A Mlu Patdcla Fields spent Tile Fllntston~:h~me stadium. Gay graduated from party hats and clown collars lzens. eS!>"<'laily school admtn- Mrs. Mabel Miller and other Iday. decorated cake and Ice cream the weekend In Columbus with carr~ w.tchln aed 18ecoration: wah am a High School thllt were given each gueSI lstrators. teachers and parents, relaties. Including Mr. and , Mr. and Mrs. Bernard· Scb- was served with the outdoor h~r sister, Mill Mary A 0 0 In ~ relreahm:'ts . . 1• year, and was cllosen lor thla Attending wore Mrs. Ken- Ito \ake advan\age of the oppor- Mrs. Wti!JOn Diles and fam•ly , ramm ~ nice Kathy Kirk· barbecue refreshments through· Fielda. . . loo lth th inlcrlptl honor by the !acuity of lbe neth Wilrox and children Da- ltunities to learn about t h e iMr. and Mrs. Harry Mitchelt ibride ~ !anesville opent the out the evening. Japanese lao- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wick· .. ~ wlllrthd •., _: achoot vid and Daria Kay, Mrs.' Wil- !School Lunch Program and its and family'. and Dr. and Mrs, I week~nd Iwith thelr . daughter terns de<'Orated the patio lor ham spent Sunday In Goillpolls: uaJ"! the ·~h. were The. Queen will be crowned ham Sheridan , daughter, Ma· ;"gnlflranl role 1n the edoca- Charles Jtviden and family. and family, Mr. and Mrs. John the party. with _her mother, Mrs. Julia Da G.dnes wer:"iayed and pr1z. during the hall time program rle; Mrs. Robert Ashley. dau_ ,tion ,. health, and well-bem!. of I Lyons and Tom, Bernard. and Attending were Connie Cooke, v~ and other ro~~=sKraeoter es awarded to &.da Rupe, Dar- of the L and K Bowl ~ . ghter Paula Mrs. Newmun Bur- lOhiO s publtc S<'hool chlldr~ .._. ' . Dobbie. They wore accompan- Sandy Garten, QWUI Davis, r. and Mra. . 18 Noutzlln ' Elizabeth Blaett- She will he chosen on beauiJ, l 'ed horne by their gronddaugh· Sandy Swaru, Sandy Humph- returned bome Saturday, from M I gN •·"- VI k poise and congeniality delle ond daught•rs Kellie and The Ohio School Food Semre Garleol;y·W ell rung .· . A odahon and the State Dt>- 1 W _._.. PI M d J 1 Sch 11 SoAn ClncbmaU where they were call· nar, ar a eu..uug, c Y . • Tracy :. Mr~ .. CurtiS McDamel, ss , . _ etuun!( nn& a e ter, Linda, who has spent sev- reys, an ce mo • led b the Illness and death of Clark, Brenda Taylor, Audris Two loi"!Jier prlllCOss from and children, Shawn and Pam- partment of Edut~tlOn are see~ . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Free- era! w..ks with them in Zones- Ohlinger, Margery Harris, Car- her y other IMr wliUa Bier· Russell Elsa Walker Maralynn this · area are Phyllis Maley o!, ela, and Jennifer's grandfath~ . mg greater pubhc undersra. ~ man are announcing the engage- i ville. · o.l Anderson, Susie Mooris, Ma-- ly. m ' s. m Tracy, 'Dorothy Seth., pam ~ew . Haven ~ Nancy McDanel, Mr. Roocoe Wise. Sr . Send- lng and support to further •m I m•nt and approaching marr~anne Woodgerd, Kimberly W Va Columrus Neiltzllnc and Bette· Jean Hob- ieJ of Mason. . . ing gifts were Karen and Doug prove the National School Iriage of her sister, Miss Eliz.a- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Turn- Johnson, Kendall Dunfee, Don alter upan of steUer A 1 u n c he on honorinl Wise, 'Lunch Program. The Governor, 1 beth 1Betty 1 Garlesky to Mr. er and daughter, Dobra Kay of Nelson, Kenneth Harris, Aaa the weekend at hl:l home, Ice ~eam cake 8nd c 0 k e the princesses and past queea . in ljis Proclamation, calls Larrv Wehrung Columbus, spent the weekend Bradbury Sam Hood, George Avo. to tit ed will be held 1n Parkersburg Iattention to \he fact that the 1 The open chu;ch wedding will with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. 'Sauer, B~ddy Moore, Wayne Mrs. Dessle Patterson re~- w= se:; Am ~ n::n8 Also the past princesses • :National School Lunch Program be an t'vent of Saturda Au _ Jacob Turner, Middleport, and Davis, Richard Wilson, John home W•sd.ay eveomg, a e 8 ' queens wiU be guests of honor Y Bo101 Entertnm in Ohio currently represents a ust 17 , at 11 a.m. at th/Socr~ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holter, of Blake, Lennie Van Meter, Gary a lew days visit at Great ~e~ir~~~unTr•~.,!;:~ at 0 banquet to be served at With Cook-Out ,$64 million lndu.stry wh•ch hen· Heart church. A reception will Racme. Stobart, Jim Johnson, Larry with her sons, Ted and Smith Melanie Burtg, and Lisa the Wilmar cafeteria. • eflts the s\ate s. economy by be held in the church auditorMr. and Mrs. Robert Jay of Gladwell, Sean Mullen, Sammy Patteroon. · ' . Wahama High School- Whitt 1 Mr. and ~rs. Clair Boso en- ! us~ng large quantities of meats, ium f'ol1owing the ceremony. Columbus visitro with relatives Clatworthy, Jim Butcher, Craig Mr. and MJ'~. PhWp Rexroat :cKenzae. Favors were candy Falcon Band will participate tertalned WJth a cook out last l da~ry produl'ts, fruits. vegetab- Miss Garlesky Is employed in In Middleport over the week- IRawlings, and Jim Bartlett. and son, Philip Jr., CinclnnaU eEdstthver~ . ed in the 15th Annual L and K week at therr home, Great Bend ·les. cereal grains, and other end. They visited with Mr. and Guest of bono,· received many the guests of her mothy, ~IV many .. In observance of the birthdays 'farm products. The Governor the ';:'~-~unti~g dep;r~··~ al l Mro. William Grueser sator- lovely gifts IMrs. Dossier Patterson and oTh- nice gilts and sendmg gifts, but :""'l~ar~; ~~ w: ~~% dur of Mrs. Boso which was August adds that the School Lunch the lip porn an.' e.w day evening. Assistin .Mr and Mrs Grue!t' relatives. Iunable to attend were Irene ng e a . . me s es. 10 at her brother, Delbert Pat- Program provides employment ~ven, W. Va ..' and resides m er were ~er ~isters and fami- Mr. and Mrs. CJyde Raines ~es, Jo .Ellen Diehl and terson which was Augusl 6. ,for thousands of citizens in io- M•dd~eport. M> ·. Wehrung, also Mr. and Mrs. Robert Byer II Mr S R r g Mrs daughters, Karen and Pen- Sheds McKnight. ' • W k h I .. t" of Middleport, JS employed at and children Larry and Julie es, s. usan aw tn s, . S of El K I 4rrangmg or $ op Present Were Mr and Mrs. lcal commumhes represen mg a I R II Ph . , . ' Edgar Allensworth, Mr. and ue amere, y. open H ld B M b hi .l. R d . Ph"l. payroll or over $12 million an, the o er armacy. Mrs. Kenneth Byer, MiddleM C I B Mr d weekend with her par~nts, ·~oUNCE BmTH e y em er• P Ph1 1p exroat an son 1 tp port and Mr and Mrs Ted Hil- rs. ar rannon, . an Krid '"'111n . Jr. , of Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs. nually. . dore' of Racine en·o ~ 8 ic- Mrs. James Johnson, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond er, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hines of The August meeting of the Jim Patterson and son Brent ' The Nallonal School Lunch HOME FROM TRIP . . IY P land Mrs Rober\ Jay of Coland Penny Sue remain- Mills Village GallipoliB are an- Chester Garden club Thursday Racine; Mrs. Dessie P~tterson: PJ:~gram makes possible a nu- Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Turner ;~~ka;:,~ outmg Sunday at Lake umbus. . for a week's visit and to at- nounclng the' birth of a 'l lb. 1 evenlng at the Chester MethoPomeroy; Ted and Delbert Pat- tnt10nally adequate lunch ln \have ceturned from Garden I M Ed d 81 k J nd the fair. oz. daughter, Andrea Lynn, Sat- dist church was a workshop on tersQII, Great Bend and Mr. 2,260 O_h1o schools and serves Grove California where they rs. war a e, r. a Saturday evening guests of urday Auguat 3 at Holzer Hos- flower arranging The Bower ' ' daughtero, new daughter ' Roth Ann ' . have • 0 nd Mrs. o. and · Mrs Boso and children approXImate IY 58 1,000 r hlld ren Iwere guests of their ,~ymond K""der pita! • show at the Meigs· County lair · . . ' 'd ·1 . Doro h Dr nd been returned from Holzer HosMr and Mrs Elsworth · Nancy, Peggy, O.l>b1e, Stme, i a1 y. Mrs. t y . enner a ooos, pital to the home of her sister· d M J h Grandparents are Mr. and was discussed and plans made Vickie Tommv and Bonita . I Mark and Kevm. They took the 1 d 1 11 M nd Mn and Mr · an "'" 0 n Mrs Willard Hines and Dr and to exhibit ' • ANNOUNCE SESSION southern route on the way out ~.::..'::' s::::elt~ r. a . and family of Chester Mrs: J. H. Dooovan, an of Mrs. W~row ~·· v 1c. The 129th annual session of a~ r,turned the north~rn route, · and Mr. and Mrs. Bernest eroy. Mr. and Mrs. Charles president, was in charge of a JOINS STAFF the Provi~n~e Mi.ssionary Sap- vtsltJng in San Francisco, Ore- .Mr. and Mrs. t:awrenee Matand famUy of Mt. ~er· Woode, Chester and Mrs. Cle- short ~usiness session. Reports 1 Glenn .L. Gammon from the ttot Assoc1at1on wtii be held at gon, Montana, Yellowstone Na· lox and 8011 • Ph hp of Syrmna, The. Bruehes also vlsot.d land Hines, Pomeroy are great· were g1ven by Mrs. WyatLChad· Athens, Ohio, ranger district or the Naomi Baptist church, Aug- tional Park, the Dakotas, and Ga. ~re h~re for a 2-weeks VIS;r,-· wtth her parents. grandparents. well of the committee on by.. the u.s. Fortst'"l!ervice's Way- ust 14-18. Rev. Nyie D. Borden Nebraska. They traveled some it w•lh hiS parents. Mr. and MARIETTA _ Marietta Col- Mr: an~ Mrs .. Russell Krider Andrea Lynn has a sister, laws concerning honorary me!Dne-Hoosior National Forest, has first vice moderator, will be tn 8,000 miles by car, with a side- Mrs. Carl Mattox, Broadway · lege today announced that It Fmdlay amved Sunday af· Amy Beth, age 18 months. bership and by Mrs. B. K, Ride. joined the staff of the Forest charge. Rev. Elbert McGh.. is trip to Mexico while th•y were st. !will open its doors this fall to to spend thelT vacation nopr program hook chairman. Service's hardwood log and president of the Ministers and In California. They were ac-- 1 Mr. and M:S. Frank McGro-- .1 48 students who would ordinar· his . Mr. and Mrs. Preceding the meeting, 18 tree grade project at the Cet>- O.acons Institute and Mrs. Dor- companied by their daughter, thers and children, Patty and ily he reject.d because of unKrJder and to attend BIRTH ANNOUNCED members enjoyed dinner at thl trai States Forest Experiment I othy Lewis, president of the Mrs. Opal Priddy and son, Bob- Billy • and Mrs. Georg•• McGro- acceptable high achool Dr. and. ~s. Harry Russell Martin restaurant in Middl.. Station in Colurilbus, Ohio. Women's Auxiliary. by, who returned earlier. th~rs, all_ of Columbus, spent The students won the Scott of Btloxl, Miss., are an- port. Frtday wtth Mr. and Mrs. Horb . GIVE COOK.OVT nouncing birth of a 6 lb 9 oz. · ace McElhinny, Leading Creek to entePrr Y payssmgself., Sliy named Harry Russeil Scott . new " ave our • GI!mNG TRAINING Rd. They came to return thetr . Mr and Mrs William Zerkle Ill Mrs Scott was the former ' . gram a specta1 summer · · ' · other son, Mike, to their home 1 tud • .. 1 h and family entertained with a Ada Harrison. Grandparents are Larry E. Burns, 18, son of in Columbus after a two • week h~r h pro:'J~Ing ~ :~ .;, t cook-oot on their lawn Monday Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Harrison, P&ul D. Burtl!! of Route 2, Povisit with Mr. and Mrs. McEI- 1 ttg , sc 00 . gra 08 tr ow ar- evening Present were Mr and Mr and Mrs Rarry R Scott, meroy, is undergoing nine weeks h. e a s mmunum en ance re· · · · · . . . N a1 Jnny. The program was Mrs, John McO.rmltt and aon, Columbus; great • grandparets baStc trammg at the :c•v Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner thlo oummer. Mrs. Carl Zerkle, Carolyn and are Letha IIUisell, Bradbury, Training center, Great Lakes, and children, Michael, Sandy' 62 •tudents enrolled In DBIUly Rizer of Hartford. and Ernest Harrison, Pomeroy. !II. & Dobra, and Gary, of Bucyrus, initial session were requirspent the weekend wilh his ed to make "C" or better parents Mr. and Mrs~ Joe Tum· regular lreahman courses er, Vine-st. Michael and Sandy to gain acceptance to the col· have been visiting with their lege. The courses were Ameri· ,. grandparents the ·past weeks. can Government and Miss Judy Butcher, who Is of the 48 who employed in Columbus, spent passed, ott but three have lnd~ the weekend with her parents, cated they will enroll this fall. . NEW Mr. and Mn. Ira Butcher and According to Jack M. Scott, son, Jim. She accompanied her Marietta director of admlsolons. NYLON brother and family, Mr. and the new program lo deaigned vuaranleed 27 lull monilia Mro. Ira Ray Butcher and chJl. lor students who failed to apdren, Pat, Pam, Mike, and Pau- ply themselves in high achool • Now Cooper first quality Ri·Corlxm Ia, who came for a visit with but show college capability on trHi rubber delivers as IIIUeh a1 ~ lllOre mlln. their parents, Mr. and Mrs. tests and are ready to study. Butcher and Mr. and Mrs. Jake "We don't feel a boy or girl • Nf'W Cooper "''Il~'r' nylon ts super ..Ce •.. actually stroncer than steel Belz. They are enroute to Camp ohnuld he penall>ed for a med~ '"'pound. Polk, N. C. where he Is station- ocre high achool reeord if he Ring the back to school bell for head • New Cuoper Safety~Stop tread deslp. ed with lhe air force. wants an educalioo at a It's aldi-free u a tread c1111 be. Jim Hoyt of Columbus spent aelectlve college and Is Intel· of th~ class dresses! Our selection is • It' I a laoDey for the money. So come the weekend with Mr. and Mro. lectoally capable ol geltlni It," , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , Jake Belz, Middleport. Scott saki. big and beautif~l ••. new styles and · Kay Jenkinson, who is em- "Any college thai cau molll·ll played In Columbus, spent, the vale a student to perform to \ ffOW YOU DOW ' . .,..,.tery. - . a-iled. tJilr,OU..ID.AaiVIcil. . .,. ; ,.-.-. .., . ' -- · ' .. ~:- - ., - �I J • ' ~:~I eave thi~· Loot-We're AbOVe It All!'· COMMINTAnNCitorrg!AUY The llaily Sen,inel Bumpy Road Of Love Let'• concede that romance ia wonderful. 1t ll obviously popular, is undoubted• ly here to stay, and nobody in Ill. rilht mind lJ aoln& to knot!k lt. But Ioven PLEASE - not bebln4 the wheel of 1 movlna car In to4a)"a traffic. There jult hal fo be 1 better and 1afer-pl1ce to neck 1nd nlllllel Yet there 11 lncreaalnl evidence that the driver'• lflt ll replacln1 the daven• port tht park bench and even the movie balcony •• a favorite •parkin& 1pot. No one hu any flaure• so fu to ehow how many accldenta have been caultd becaUie a driver waa amooehl~ inlttad of steerlna and woolnalnatead of watclllng. But you don't have to be • aifety expert to know that high horoepower love tin be lethal. Let;• foraet any bad Iaale Involved and conalder tile prOblem from the ltandpollit ~~ aafety alone. Surely no one can aerloualy believe that 1 . youna lover - or even an older one - can keep hl1 mind on traffic wllen he hll at leaat one arm nound 1 cuddllnt ~utlt 'nd II drlvlna cheek to ' . ' GJm CAIIINE'l' orrEft ,--------~~~~t·: :: Helen Help ·Us! · ooJ4ctlon. • Congress Likes New Ta~ 'Plan : WA8HJ1jG~ ~ ar." :..•!Wr 87 Win 'A' Mark fn 4-H pfeumJnary sty}e Revue :"iu:O:.:. or-... N8W Cl asseS belnJ Forming For Fall SHOES- SlOO THE SHOE lOX • WHO PUT THE "PDP" IN POPULAR? ·- I 1 1· . 1 to • World's Most Modest Texan Just Sick On Day Of Call · - · COIN OP WHOPUTTHE ·oEAL" WHOPUTT/I£ .....___ DEALEN. ifi!UTY"IN * • UPI Briefs From Wire8 •uar• "'"'ten . :':!.t"j,. London night club owner AI Burnett is very upset becau&e Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme came hack from an appearance at one of his showplaces saying they'd hever work for him igain because he "didn't kee!J hil promises." AI tlaims the truth is that Steve and Eydie walked out on him, without a word of warning (he learned about it when he got back from the racetrack) because the Englllh muaiclam' union, over which he hll no control, wouldn't Jet their drummer and trumpet player accompany them In the act. The walkout coat him fortune, the impresario says, becaU1e while eventualtv the stars walked back and finished the ingagement, their return dldnt cauae headlines as the "walkout" had, and business was poor from then on. Since there waa nothing in their contract lbout the drummer and the trumpet player, Bur· nett's lliwyers as1ured him be could have sued Steve and Ejdle for an anarmous amount of money, bUt he decld!Mfagaill&t It becau8e he deala wltb American ellti!rtalnel'! all the time and didn't want any of them to get the in'lpreollon that h~ Wll "difficult." But he is injured by the Lawrence·Gorme attitude. · Dlno De Laurentlis is after Rita Hay• worth to stir in a trilogy, a It ''Boccac· clo 70" - except that that atarred differ• ent ladles in the three segments ..... John David Griflin hai cbowen "William Griffin - An American ltomance" as the title of the bioaraphy he's writing about his father, the late newspaper publisher AlthOugll the book won't hit the stallo until Winter, the popular TV columnist already has recelvecl several bids from movie companies that want to nail down the first refusal rights Sophlslicated Mexica01 say their government feels that Liz Taylor and Richard Burton's appearance in Mexico for "Night of the Iguana" (he'll star in it, she'll keep an eye on him) wlll be the biggest thing to happen South of the llorder since Juarez. "Mad Mo&l." who Wll always eood for a large cltuckle With his Inanities In the Broadway penny arcades, is daddy of a successful bad taste. enterprise on the boardwalk at Atlantic City. It's a life-size Image of Christine Keeler, iii plastic - and the attending barker spiels, "Hit Christine In the kisser with the rotten eggs and win a prile." Etp go for 25 cents . Frank Loesset .and his producing staff are having a hard time finding the perfect actress to play lbtt tiUe role in "Ailaltasla," which will hit Broadwar as i muaical next aeaeon. Whit they're looking for is someone with rep! bearln1, .acting ability and singing talent. (Golly- Abbe Lane!) of~ but~~.: ~~~~bJ-: ' \. ........,.! ttonshlp betwee11 come~lan Mort Sahl and Milton Ebblns bas ended. Probably because Milt's very busy theae days with Petah and the Kennedys. • ~·~B=·~ . to this lllle (CAiltlnued fn>m I'll* II !UPII-Pm-Piwldt 111cbt1J man total 1M To <11111J11111Q1 for tbJ1 ,..... tebeolule ....,..,.;. _ he was overrulod by J u d l•iear G. •,..,......., ll8ari lilt ~ In Whill hu booll 10 fer ldeQI K.,_y • oow IDaJt.nUel and more woulcl go to Jol.mae lou, the new piAn would -.1M Tbe ll>wlllt ;lf 14 1 Rlechker. llcino!o !WDJiwr .Z.IIIIW Chief a 01101 COiilllllliiW ' ra¢optton ling fonnula drew ailllldllllllNdllliduals and leu to oopor•proylde reduclloos In Individual j would NII'Yt ft....L.~. Fu)tz liked Mullea bow bi .lt!l W......_ llld, ._.,:_,, a " I~ by ftep. r. Edw...i "'~~•de l'e8(l0111e from c;G!>-tlons. tu: ratet, eompared wllb zu : .' : ,IPPI1 to~. flnl .,.UimpN voted when lilt Meip Medleal Gi~~ blid left lilt Hebert D-La lilt IN!IP ,... llemocl'jll.l tolilay Bul Ito dilef polJtlcal atlrac- per cont lJl the ori81naJ p1u. taubw W...W 01 1 b ' "MODIL 01' NIW" Society decided wbet,ber to ... ear iwte4 1111 111 anou.. aet 10 'YP"W; lbe ldmlnliJra. than the otlglnal piAn he pr.,.tloo was that It ,... bllrdtned Main futures of the revloed ~'::::.a;' ibo ~~~ ft, IU<Iale wllb osteopalhl at Metp er to wort. Poll<t a1.o ~ tlon'o Nqdoell ·r.r IUIIWIIJ to ..,ted last January. llrith !ewer of the tu:·tigbJen. piAn : rieGl ":"""" !DUo MINIATURie Memorial ifoapJtaJ, Mullea re- td lbe 4ft'Hl of 0.... 8pJ DIIIO IIYe conuilunlllio mllllma ol Compated wtlll KeJmecly·s or·ing provlslooo that mad• Ken- - Individual tax rates wDilld Tile pe.!IODII wWi jiiiDt ff;!ui1)e. HEARING AID GIVEN :f"ed ll!at : Ia ..,.. i _,.. iud CIJDI4D llonovlll, bo111 of in fodint ald. The (~mal f!O.S billion . tax-cutlln&nedy'o ortslnal plan"' eontro-rqelrom 14 to 7G Jll!l' ..m JIPPI~tora~~:.:;: ot and Clblected to mooallllr l'olntroy, .., dtarpi e1 flltoa: lllCII07 would 10 to help. build pr0if81D, the piAn would verslal. Instead of the preseal por · of..,.,...,. 1 "'~le · hU vote. Judge Rio hker C!llian in ~~~ bolpltala ....,... •-.perCMI an lltull hoorlnt •14) JIOD.Ili'G(Ii cqanhaGraveaide Riaee lllll'l'led cou· CBABLESTON, W. VA.- mlalned this A lll8it unique free offer, of VOICES U. 8. OONCIIIH TADN TO ilolll'rrAL Dei~ Announced _ Taus 011 eorporat!Ui lDo IPeelal lntereol to lhooo wbo hear but do not undontand WASHINGTON (!1Pl) Tbe ~ tmiiiSO!t · ,..._ WASHi!roroN. Dei I!..:...• Graveside rites !oo· Hulda come in•xcesso!S21>0011would wordo, hao. luat boeD announ- State Department bu expreio- cue IOfilldJDieD lr~ · secretiry llabert S. MeN~":: Ellen Jewell, IK, who died be reduced lrom •the j,,_ II rid by Dlhlbtr1 Motorola. A concem over tbe arreot of Mrs. Citolllle 11na ol MJdd». IICll lcir the Senate tocla • Monday momiJIII at Camden per cent to 48 per <MI true llfe. non-operatina mo- ed a former South Kore • · · _ .. to ..... _ Mt-•• .......,._ · . ,. Y Eighty-seven Metes county 4-H members received "A" Clark hospital in Parkersburg ,-- · do!, actual olao repilca of lbe an ... . ~:. • ..:;::, . .::.'' '*--;:·~ Pentap I J~gment that f-ades for the'• diaplays at the greH · - . . - - A • ..., .,. _ ~ ~ mlnary style revue wUI be held Wednooday at 2 p. ,Many lamDies with low IllI!DtDeat Doblbtr1 ever made, 1111 wUI be Jfven away oboolute. er general's poat. from modloal lllneiJ. ar test ban treaty ~ eld at Pomeroy Junior High BC ool August 7. m. at the Wells Cometery near comes would be abl• to cla)IJI lJ tree to anyone answerin1 Th said A . · IIU cleopite 1\uaola 1 Each of the girls receJvlng "A" grades will model at Dowoington. deductioosln I!XCeSII o1 : he~ tblo adverUaemeat. Wear· ~ ~"'':ennody ~ : YOUTH i.l:nvam MeN of brllklnl a;vtemenll. the Meigs County Fair on Saturday mornln¥, August 17. Her husband. Vinton Jewell, ei!t 10 per cent standard. tell It In the privacy of your 011 behaH of tbe Prelident amara wu fllpeeted to They should report to tbe preceded her in death . She bad 1 = =~===:::::::::::::; o.-n home without cost or lake over tbe Cabinet poi! ~ llanald E. Collinl, II, •rom. unclericore , the . ~~ • day Junior Fair building at 9;30 lens, Anita Houdashelt, Carol lived in Harrisonville untn mov.lr obllption of IDJ kind. roy, Wll lectw:eolln Melp. .lllv¥an«<ay of Secretary a.m. Wilcoxen Gloria Buck, Rita IJIII to the Elmwood Rest hoo "l'rS YOURS J'REE TO tbe reolgnaton of J. enUe Court after •IIIII 111 Stale ~ Rlllllt lbat tbe FoUowing Ia the IIIII ol girl! Wears, Theresa Eastman. Otll- RFD Coolville, in 1959, and KEEP." Tho lbo of lbll In· y, a left of .. nter dlarp fly IIIII Unloll •areed to I toot aid tho category under w~lch ers were Dawn Carper, Joy had lived thore until a f•w days lll'umeal II oo)J one ol lq meay featur... II welgha OIJtu State Pa!NI. IMicallie lite CUba~! crlala they styled their garments Waggoner, Linda Christian. Mil- lng to the Elmwood rest home lou lbaD a tblrd of aa ounce 1 Group it. I liolt "Into lilt pll of (Those listed •• "oth•rs" ro- lie Christian and Grar• Hysell pital. Survivors include ...., old II It oU ot "eu IDvel,'' In Men's & Boys' IN ROOM ( · Inferno." Ru8k IIDphaaized colved Bl : Sports - Sandra Wells. Car· st•psvn. Clinton Jewell in Ala. ; one unjt. No wires load trom tbe llooW to the bead. Here It " 11 In RuUbi'l 1111-interest Arllclos to Use and Wear- olyn Gr.. ni••. Ernestine Wood, bama. Fn•nds may ca'll ao lhe Ia truly bope for the Bard of Clarii!D Price of l" a&ree lo hall all but under- lJnda Seal, Janice Gerard. Jo•- Nola Mye11, Pamela Wilson, Arbaugh F'nneral ·Home Tu;> HetrlnJ. These modelo ore II recoverlni frolll a lfOUnd lelllnl. epbine Toney, Mary Holman, SossMa Arnold, Mary Thomp- pers Pluins. un111 l•me of sur· 9 or 12 Month Counee free while the limited oup. operalloo II Melli . Mary Haning. Mary Jo Hindy son, Eleanor Schn•ider. Peggy vices . I 1>l,r Iasio. We ouuest that JOU eaU or write for yoUl"S pllal. He Ia a patient Ill llociiDI lntqratlonilta plaruted anoth- and Jenny WhllliJIIIIon. Folmer , Janet St . Clair, Linda I • Secretarial Prices Were to .9.95. now. Alain we repeat, there f . ll sie1e today at a mobile Euy to Mak• Cotton Dress White, Janice TaMehill. Rila Wonderful for Back to Is no eost and certainly ao lite 011 .Chleago'o turbu-- Sandra Seal. Ann Holter, Wears, Vicki Fetty , Jack1e NO'I' SERIOUSLY HURT : • Accounting obllaatloa. For information School. South S1dt where Pickets Lenore Michael, Thurma Vau~ Spencer. Nancy Parker, Jackie SusJe Samue•.!i, J, was rl:'vurtcablll 2·7131, R. \F. Dunc1a, 21) Broob St., Cbarleoton. JMtlllliloy charpd polloe lines ghan, Linda Shenefield, Peggy Jones and Judy Sayre. Others, led not ..riously injured Sal ur- eBusiness W. V1. PMV8113 Administr•tion MIDDLIPOIIT ADMIS8IONS - NOI». In a delllOI!81rBilm that eruped Milhoan, She•Ti Blackston. Ruth Karen McKay and Margaret Iday. eveninp afte r <he Jum;> ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!d!b...,,..,..,..,..,.....,...,,L~D~I~SC~HARG~~ES!_:-~N~..,.~·_ Into a rock-hurling brawl. Ann Barnhill, Debra K.. baugh Cole. ·ed on front oJ a ear lrav•ling • General Office ,. At least 50 persON were ara Marla Grueser, Janet Me e s: Dress-up DreS.!I _ Jo Smith, !south ar I? mph un North Sec· : • reoted in the demonstration, Twlla Karr Loolse Micha•l Lin- I Louella Thompson, Marjorie ond·av driVen by Theyron B. eiBM Key Punch whlcb .atretehed out over the da Brown, Donna Reibel, Ka- Warner, Jackie Jones and Vvon-IWallare. 44 . Lau~svllle . She IS I The Belter Office Jobs day IIIII reaclled I climax when .thY Abbott, Terri Ferrell. Can- 00 Beat. ithe daughtor of Mary A II c e . will go to those with plcl<eta charged the pollee dace Hawk, Reta WatBDn. Oth· Complete Costum• _ K a y Sarnu•ls. There were several ! Business College hurled rocka. en are Pamela Grueser a n d Wyatt, Melanie Brown, Sue Ann ·Witnesses. No charges were filSusle Reuter. IMyers, Jan• Baer, Dixi• !Wush. •d . Training! MIAMI Marcos Perez JimLounging Hlld H rt M wbo once ruled Venezue. a a . a1 oecOnd day of hearings oo tbe Day & Evoni"' C I wltli 10 Iron 1 walled In garet Carleton, Debbie Sheets, TREATY 'GOOD DEAL' 1 historic Moscow pact. ill 8" P. Jennifer Blakesi•• G I o r 1a -Register Now1 l eell today for extradition Buck Vicki Fetty Ma~ ThompWASHINGTON tUPlt- De· hll bomolancl chargesfrohe son. ' Thoresa Eastman, ' ., Kay !ense Secretary Rober! S. :\fe. For Cato~loe & tnformaf'loft embazied $13 5 onmlHI • Write, Vitit ar C•ll 011 tbe natloaail · m Fraley, Ernestine Wood, Nancy Namara a..erted today tbat ! TYPE treuury. Titus, Debra Turner Jackie the United Slates, wllb "te•• , A Vlllllllelan plane waa ache- Spencer and Louella 'Thompson. of thousands" or atomic war· uled to arrive In Miami today School Dr•ss - W•rxly Car. heado, wao "manifestly super- ; with a delegation of 15 govem- per, JeMifer Dean, Sally Mora, lor" to Russia In nuclear 1 ment olticlal! to escort lbe one. Linda White, Mary Ann Harris, power and would riJII lillie ID Umt dlcliltor back to hla hom.,. Linda Johnson, Patty Do r s 1, ratifying the test ban treaty. lbo. land and 1 "1peedy trial." Marla Grueser. Diane Holliday. Tbe limited ban would olow ' Thurma Vaughan, Geraldine Soviet n11Ciear progreos and I Phono 446-4367 JACKSON, Mlao.- Gov. ROIS Hayes, Patricia Koblent>, Mar. prolong U. s. superiority. Me· Loundoro.Ory Cloonero Ohio Volley Bank lttl,. R. Barnett hu moved to block garet Carleton, Margaret Mul· Namara told tbe Senate ill lbe Pomeroy WY 2-542' I grlduaum of James H. Meredlll! from the Unlverolty of Mlnlalpplnext Sulday. Mertdltb termed Barnett's action "purely polltloal." Barnett, who pnonaUy barMeredith frunt the achool lor • tlmt laot fan, the lldtool withhold the NeiJ'O'I diploma until Jill IDvestlptlun ol certain anU-Rift!gatlon statementa Metedlll! It alleged to bavo oU.Ie. ·· cheek. If he can, he just aln'• much of a !Ovtr! If be can't, be oucht to &et out gf tht driver'a ~eat. ... Wbat to do about the problem? Lolllllatlon? IAI'I face it, you can't outlaw loYt. You would h..• to put a traffic offletr In enry car and ketp him there 11 a ebap,rcme. For unllk~ alcohol, romante doean't allow up on tba breath In a balloon teat or In a !raffle apOtr.beck. sotbelts? lJo you think theet lol'• bird• would 1111 'em - untna IOJIIton• lnveata one tblt Will buckle the lovttl cOill)l toaether? , Public opinion and education? Probably the best hope. If on\;' a fraction of these immature exhii!Uionllll eould be penuaded tha! they art IDYitlnt death and dluat11· for themltiYit and otbera, and looklna cheap arid allly a1 they do it, it would be a big alep In the rl1ht dl· rectlon. Or we might pan. 1 law that every driver 1nd pU8enger muat 1lt In an In• dividual bucket aeat. That mlaht juat do Ill • THIRD WITNESS cu . . . . PomtNI Nloii w. lnYi6 lllllli thilt .r • . 1,111 ..., t~~!== :I)M~ ~ ~ ::~ :r:,~t:'aa~a: Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting By DOROTHY KILOALLIN Goo!lp in Gotham Anthony Quinn and his 28·year-old mistress, Jolanda Addolozi, are shopping for an estate in France, which they hope to make their home base. For the time being. while Tony is filming "Behold the Pale Horse" with Gregory Peck in Paris, he and Jolanda are staying at a grand villa they rented in the Versailles regloll. Of couPee their 3•month·old son, Franc~sco, Is with them .. Ann-lllargret and Elvis Prtsley probably aren't serious, but they re spending enough time together to cllscoura1e her other suitors One admirer was about to fly to Laa Veg11 to see Annie·Magaie when he checked local IOUNel and 'learned she and Elvis spent most ~f their qff-camera time ~!d­ ing around m his Rolls·Royce and chirping "Hello dere" to the people they passed. So the chap, a flicker executive, canceled hir plane reservation. Wholesale bump.offs, the like of which haven't been sern since the rattat-tat days of the Scarface era are predicted in hushed tones by the moo ·ooys. Scores of our best gangsters are on 1 list, marked to "Jet hit in t~t head," tnd there's hardly a hood iiround who iln't Jiving In fur that h~ Rlay be the ne~t to go . . . Alicia Purdom Clark, former wife of Edmund PUrdom ind widow of multi·mllllonaire Alfred Corning Clark, has a new love - French guitarist Olivier Despax, who · made news a few months ago when he stole Brigitte Bardot from Baml Frey for a brief but ex· citing spell. There are Paris rumors to the effect that AliCia will dramatize her affection by financing his new career 11 a oc.,.Pn actor. Loul• Prima built a home lor about $225,000 in Vepa - adjacent to three lal<ts and a private 9·hole lOll coul'!e-and then CO!lStructed his own $75,000 recordin& sttldio on the premises. But he't julll diacotered he can't get a recordinl( license, 10 he's planning to sell the wbole sheban1 - in disgust, of course. It must be true love with pert Vivian Blaine and Gino, the handsome bartend· er at Danny'• Hideaway. She's even cook· ing for him . . Street corners In Washinllon wttl ·lle crowd~d with vendors of evtrythinl from !GOd to 80uvenlrs durIDI the week of Au1. 28th when the civil rights groups congrepte for their giant demonttrationa. Vendors from all over the co11ntry expect to make a bi« enou&h haul 'from the marchers and on· lookers to carry them through the Winter ... Many 81J1all businesses in the capital will shut down on the 28th, and it is expected that offilles in the key area will cloee for the simple reason that the man1gementa know tlieir employes won't shOW up for work thlt day, because they will be afraid of getting involved in large acale rioting. The longtime client-manager rela- llh•l, Pometoy-W.neport, G., Aq. 11, liiW .-.,.. . • ,l • l . GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE DRY CLEANING 1Q $2 ROBINSON'S uked River News anTE ll' .. Even the·'·Closets are Llshted Today's Medical Report THE MARK:ot= A MEDALLION HONIE! I'm Nancy Rilay for the Electric Company • •. 1 keep learning new thinp about Medallion Homes. One lmportanUeature is ita spacious lighted closets. Adequate wiring is provided for every closet, and a switch controlted light is installed on the ceiling, or above the door. Helps you find things qLJickly -1 and safety - even in seldom used storage closets.· ' t ' 8. ,(' . ' ,_'" ' Aboc:lt ,those 'other features? You'll find so "1:"ny in a Medallion Hpme; built·in flameless .electric appliancM, Installed dryer outlet, separate washer circuit, and amau appliance circuits too. . ' .. . If .)'!)U're ti.r:ed of a~ng round in the dark, 1 "'11• . . , you ..- vi~t, IICll"lll Meclatljorl Hom.,., "' . •ere oven the .. . cloeeta are lighted. Yot,• you'll find adequate. wirln& . now anc:l'for future needs too, in a Medallion·tfoi'IW. •.·· .' .. .~Aakth;,·ai.IECTRic c:.,..n co: ~ · ~Dfo!'~~,:"\~ "SOU:tliii.M:, ·,._1' Ji ~ ~~:~r~~~ ·~"1l) ' I , ·,~ I,;,.; 'i I, , h!ICT~- ,. • .....,:,_- ' ·· ''! • '~, 1· . .: ·--·-1-•• ,...., "· �I J • ' ~:~I eave thi~· Loot-We're AbOVe It All!'· COMMINTAnNCitorrg!AUY The llaily Sen,inel Bumpy Road Of Love Let'• concede that romance ia wonderful. 1t ll obviously popular, is undoubted• ly here to stay, and nobody in Ill. rilht mind lJ aoln& to knot!k lt. But Ioven PLEASE - not bebln4 the wheel of 1 movlna car In to4a)"a traffic. There jult hal fo be 1 better and 1afer-pl1ce to neck 1nd nlllllel Yet there 11 lncreaalnl evidence that the driver'• lflt ll replacln1 the daven• port tht park bench and even the movie balcony •• a favorite •parkin& 1pot. No one hu any flaure• so fu to ehow how many accldenta have been caultd becaUie a driver waa amooehl~ inlttad of steerlna and woolnalnatead of watclllng. But you don't have to be • aifety expert to know that high horoepower love tin be lethal. Let;• foraet any bad Iaale Involved and conalder tile prOblem from the ltandpollit ~~ aafety alone. Surely no one can aerloualy believe that 1 . youna lover - or even an older one - can keep hl1 mind on traffic wllen he hll at leaat one arm nound 1 cuddllnt ~utlt 'nd II drlvlna cheek to ' . ' GJm CAIIINE'l' orrEft ,--------~~~~t·: :: Helen Help ·Us! · ooJ4ctlon. • Congress Likes New Ta~ 'Plan : WA8HJ1jG~ ~ ar." :..•!Wr 87 Win 'A' Mark fn 4-H pfeumJnary sty}e Revue :"iu:O:.:. or-... N8W Cl asseS belnJ Forming For Fall SHOES- SlOO THE SHOE lOX • WHO PUT THE "PDP" IN POPULAR? ·- I 1 1· . 1 to • World's Most Modest Texan Just Sick On Day Of Call · - · COIN OP WHOPUTTHE ·oEAL" WHOPUTT/I£ .....___ DEALEN. ifi!UTY"IN * • UPI Briefs From Wire8 •uar• "'"'ten . :':!.t"j,. London night club owner AI Burnett is very upset becau&e Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme came hack from an appearance at one of his showplaces saying they'd hever work for him igain because he "didn't kee!J hil promises." AI tlaims the truth is that Steve and Eydie walked out on him, without a word of warning (he learned about it when he got back from the racetrack) because the Englllh muaiclam' union, over which he hll no control, wouldn't Jet their drummer and trumpet player accompany them In the act. The walkout coat him fortune, the impresario says, becaU1e while eventualtv the stars walked back and finished the ingagement, their return dldnt cauae headlines as the "walkout" had, and business was poor from then on. Since there waa nothing in their contract lbout the drummer and the trumpet player, Bur· nett's lliwyers as1ured him be could have sued Steve and Ejdle for an anarmous amount of money, bUt he decld!Mfagaill&t It becau8e he deala wltb American ellti!rtalnel'! all the time and didn't want any of them to get the in'lpreollon that h~ Wll "difficult." But he is injured by the Lawrence·Gorme attitude. · Dlno De Laurentlis is after Rita Hay• worth to stir in a trilogy, a It ''Boccac· clo 70" - except that that atarred differ• ent ladles in the three segments ..... John David Griflin hai cbowen "William Griffin - An American ltomance" as the title of the bioaraphy he's writing about his father, the late newspaper publisher AlthOugll the book won't hit the stallo until Winter, the popular TV columnist already has recelvecl several bids from movie companies that want to nail down the first refusal rights Sophlslicated Mexica01 say their government feels that Liz Taylor and Richard Burton's appearance in Mexico for "Night of the Iguana" (he'll star in it, she'll keep an eye on him) wlll be the biggest thing to happen South of the llorder since Juarez. "Mad Mo&l." who Wll always eood for a large cltuckle With his Inanities In the Broadway penny arcades, is daddy of a successful bad taste. enterprise on the boardwalk at Atlantic City. It's a life-size Image of Christine Keeler, iii plastic - and the attending barker spiels, "Hit Christine In the kisser with the rotten eggs and win a prile." Etp go for 25 cents . Frank Loesset .and his producing staff are having a hard time finding the perfect actress to play lbtt tiUe role in "Ailaltasla," which will hit Broadwar as i muaical next aeaeon. Whit they're looking for is someone with rep! bearln1, .acting ability and singing talent. (Golly- Abbe Lane!) of~ but~~.: ~~~~bJ-: ' \. ........,.! ttonshlp betwee11 come~lan Mort Sahl and Milton Ebblns bas ended. Probably because Milt's very busy theae days with Petah and the Kennedys. • ~·~B=·~ . to this lllle (CAiltlnued fn>m I'll* II !UPII-Pm-Piwldt 111cbt1J man total 1M To <11111J11111Q1 for tbJ1 ,..... tebeolule ....,..,.;. _ he was overrulod by J u d l•iear G. •,..,......., ll8ari lilt ~ In Whill hu booll 10 fer ldeQI K.,_y • oow IDaJt.nUel and more woulcl go to Jol.mae lou, the new piAn would -.1M Tbe ll>wlllt ;lf 14 1 Rlechker. llcino!o !WDJiwr .Z.IIIIW Chief a 01101 COiilllllliiW ' ra¢optton ling fonnula drew ailllldllllllNdllliduals and leu to oopor•proylde reduclloos In Individual j would NII'Yt ft....L.~. Fu)tz liked Mullea bow bi .lt!l W......_ llld, ._.,:_,, a " I~ by ftep. r. Edw...i "'~~•de l'e8(l0111e from c;G!>-tlons. tu: ratet, eompared wllb zu : .' : ,IPPI1 to~. flnl .,.UimpN voted when lilt Meip Medleal Gi~~ blid left lilt Hebert D-La lilt IN!IP ,... llemocl'jll.l tolilay Bul Ito dilef polJtlcal atlrac- per cont lJl the ori81naJ p1u. taubw W...W 01 1 b ' "MODIL 01' NIW" Society decided wbet,ber to ... ear iwte4 1111 111 anou.. aet 10 'YP"W; lbe ldmlnliJra. than the otlglnal piAn he pr.,.tloo was that It ,... bllrdtned Main futures of the revloed ~'::::.a;' ibo ~~~ ft, IU<Iale wllb osteopalhl at Metp er to wort. Poll<t a1.o ~ tlon'o Nqdoell ·r.r IUIIWIIJ to ..,ted last January. llrith !ewer of the tu:·tigbJen. piAn : rieGl ":"""" !DUo MINIATURie Memorial ifoapJtaJ, Mullea re- td lbe 4ft'Hl of 0.... 8pJ DIIIO IIYe conuilunlllio mllllma ol Compated wtlll KeJmecly·s or·ing provlslooo that mad• Ken- - Individual tax rates wDilld Tile pe.!IODII wWi jiiiDt ff;!ui1)e. HEARING AID GIVEN :f"ed ll!at : Ia ..,.. i _,.. iud CIJDI4D llonovlll, bo111 of in fodint ald. The (~mal f!O.S billion . tax-cutlln&nedy'o ortslnal plan"' eontro-rqelrom 14 to 7G Jll!l' ..m JIPPI~tora~~:.:;: ot and Clblected to mooallllr l'olntroy, .., dtarpi e1 flltoa: lllCII07 would 10 to help. build pr0if81D, the piAn would verslal. Instead of the preseal por · of..,.,...,. 1 "'~le · hU vote. Judge Rio hker C!llian in ~~~ bolpltala ....,... •-.perCMI an lltull hoorlnt •14) JIOD.Ili'G(Ii cqanhaGraveaide Riaee lllll'l'led cou· CBABLESTON, W. VA.- mlalned this A lll8it unique free offer, of VOICES U. 8. OONCIIIH TADN TO ilolll'rrAL Dei~ Announced _ Taus 011 eorporat!Ui lDo IPeelal lntereol to lhooo wbo hear but do not undontand WASHINGTON (!1Pl) Tbe ~ tmiiiSO!t · ,..._ WASHi!roroN. Dei I!..:...• Graveside rites !oo· Hulda come in•xcesso!S21>0011would wordo, hao. luat boeD announ- State Department bu expreio- cue IOfilldJDieD lr~ · secretiry llabert S. MeN~":: Ellen Jewell, IK, who died be reduced lrom •the j,,_ II rid by Dlhlbtr1 Motorola. A concem over tbe arreot of Mrs. Citolllle 11na ol MJdd». IICll lcir the Senate tocla • Monday momiJIII at Camden per cent to 48 per <MI true llfe. non-operatina mo- ed a former South Kore • · · _ .. to ..... _ Mt-•• .......,._ · . ,. Y Eighty-seven Metes county 4-H members received "A" Clark hospital in Parkersburg ,-- · do!, actual olao repilca of lbe an ... . ~:. • ..:;::, . .::.'' '*--;:·~ Pentap I J~gment that f-ades for the'• diaplays at the greH · - . . - - A • ..., .,. _ ~ ~ mlnary style revue wUI be held Wednooday at 2 p. ,Many lamDies with low IllI!DtDeat Doblbtr1 ever made, 1111 wUI be Jfven away oboolute. er general's poat. from modloal lllneiJ. ar test ban treaty ~ eld at Pomeroy Junior High BC ool August 7. m. at the Wells Cometery near comes would be abl• to cla)IJI lJ tree to anyone answerin1 Th said A . · IIU cleopite 1\uaola 1 Each of the girls receJvlng "A" grades will model at Dowoington. deductioosln I!XCeSII o1 : he~ tblo adverUaemeat. Wear· ~ ~"'':ennody ~ : YOUTH i.l:nvam MeN of brllklnl a;vtemenll. the Meigs County Fair on Saturday mornln¥, August 17. Her husband. Vinton Jewell, ei!t 10 per cent standard. tell It In the privacy of your 011 behaH of tbe Prelident amara wu fllpeeted to They should report to tbe preceded her in death . She bad 1 = =~===:::::::::::::; o.-n home without cost or lake over tbe Cabinet poi! ~ llanald E. Collinl, II, •rom. unclericore , the . ~~ • day Junior Fair building at 9;30 lens, Anita Houdashelt, Carol lived in Harrisonville untn mov.lr obllption of IDJ kind. roy, Wll lectw:eolln Melp. .lllv¥an«<ay of Secretary a.m. Wilcoxen Gloria Buck, Rita IJIII to the Elmwood Rest hoo "l'rS YOURS J'REE TO tbe reolgnaton of J. enUe Court after •IIIII 111 Stale ~ Rlllllt lbat tbe FoUowing Ia the IIIII ol girl! Wears, Theresa Eastman. Otll- RFD Coolville, in 1959, and KEEP." Tho lbo of lbll In· y, a left of .. nter dlarp fly IIIII Unloll •areed to I toot aid tho category under w~lch ers were Dawn Carper, Joy had lived thore until a f•w days lll'umeal II oo)J one ol lq meay featur... II welgha OIJtu State Pa!NI. IMicallie lite CUba~! crlala they styled their garments Waggoner, Linda Christian. Mil- lng to the Elmwood rest home lou lbaD a tblrd of aa ounce 1 Group it. I liolt "Into lilt pll of (Those listed •• "oth•rs" ro- lie Christian and Grar• Hysell pital. Survivors include ...., old II It oU ot "eu IDvel,'' In Men's & Boys' IN ROOM ( · Inferno." Ru8k IIDphaaized colved Bl : Sports - Sandra Wells. Car· st•psvn. Clinton Jewell in Ala. ; one unjt. No wires load trom tbe llooW to the bead. Here It " 11 In RuUbi'l 1111-interest Arllclos to Use and Wear- olyn Gr.. ni••. Ernestine Wood, bama. Fn•nds may ca'll ao lhe Ia truly bope for the Bard of Clarii!D Price of l" a&ree lo hall all but under- lJnda Seal, Janice Gerard. Jo•- Nola Mye11, Pamela Wilson, Arbaugh F'nneral ·Home Tu;> HetrlnJ. These modelo ore II recoverlni frolll a lfOUnd lelllnl. epbine Toney, Mary Holman, SossMa Arnold, Mary Thomp- pers Pluins. un111 l•me of sur· 9 or 12 Month Counee free while the limited oup. operalloo II Melli . Mary Haning. Mary Jo Hindy son, Eleanor Schn•ider. Peggy vices . I 1>l,r Iasio. We ouuest that JOU eaU or write for yoUl"S pllal. He Ia a patient Ill llociiDI lntqratlonilta plaruted anoth- and Jenny WhllliJIIIIon. Folmer , Janet St . Clair, Linda I • Secretarial Prices Were to .9.95. now. Alain we repeat, there f . ll sie1e today at a mobile Euy to Mak• Cotton Dress White, Janice TaMehill. Rila Wonderful for Back to Is no eost and certainly ao lite 011 .Chleago'o turbu-- Sandra Seal. Ann Holter, Wears, Vicki Fetty , Jack1e NO'I' SERIOUSLY HURT : • Accounting obllaatloa. For information School. South S1dt where Pickets Lenore Michael, Thurma Vau~ Spencer. Nancy Parker, Jackie SusJe Samue•.!i, J, was rl:'vurtcablll 2·7131, R. \F. Dunc1a, 21) Broob St., Cbarleoton. JMtlllliloy charpd polloe lines ghan, Linda Shenefield, Peggy Jones and Judy Sayre. Others, led not ..riously injured Sal ur- eBusiness W. V1. PMV8113 Administr•tion MIDDLIPOIIT ADMIS8IONS - NOI». In a delllOI!81rBilm that eruped Milhoan, She•Ti Blackston. Ruth Karen McKay and Margaret Iday. eveninp afte r <he Jum;> ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!d!b...,,..,..,..,..,.....,...,,L~D~I~SC~HARG~~ES!_:-~N~..,.~·_ Into a rock-hurling brawl. Ann Barnhill, Debra K.. baugh Cole. ·ed on front oJ a ear lrav•ling • General Office ,. At least 50 persON were ara Marla Grueser, Janet Me e s: Dress-up DreS.!I _ Jo Smith, !south ar I? mph un North Sec· : • reoted in the demonstration, Twlla Karr Loolse Micha•l Lin- I Louella Thompson, Marjorie ond·av driVen by Theyron B. eiBM Key Punch whlcb .atretehed out over the da Brown, Donna Reibel, Ka- Warner, Jackie Jones and Vvon-IWallare. 44 . Lau~svllle . She IS I The Belter Office Jobs day IIIII reaclled I climax when .thY Abbott, Terri Ferrell. Can- 00 Beat. ithe daughtor of Mary A II c e . will go to those with plcl<eta charged the pollee dace Hawk, Reta WatBDn. Oth· Complete Costum• _ K a y Sarnu•ls. There were several ! Business College hurled rocka. en are Pamela Grueser a n d Wyatt, Melanie Brown, Sue Ann ·Witnesses. No charges were filSusle Reuter. IMyers, Jan• Baer, Dixi• !Wush. •d . Training! MIAMI Marcos Perez JimLounging Hlld H rt M wbo once ruled Venezue. a a . a1 oecOnd day of hearings oo tbe Day & Evoni"' C I wltli 10 Iron 1 walled In garet Carleton, Debbie Sheets, TREATY 'GOOD DEAL' 1 historic Moscow pact. ill 8" P. Jennifer Blakesi•• G I o r 1a -Register Now1 l eell today for extradition Buck Vicki Fetty Ma~ ThompWASHINGTON tUPlt- De· hll bomolancl chargesfrohe son. ' Thoresa Eastman, ' ., Kay !ense Secretary Rober! S. :\fe. For Cato~loe & tnformaf'loft embazied $13 5 onmlHI • Write, Vitit ar C•ll 011 tbe natloaail · m Fraley, Ernestine Wood, Nancy Namara a..erted today tbat ! TYPE treuury. Titus, Debra Turner Jackie the United Slates, wllb "te•• , A Vlllllllelan plane waa ache- Spencer and Louella 'Thompson. of thousands" or atomic war· uled to arrive In Miami today School Dr•ss - W•rxly Car. heado, wao "manifestly super- ; with a delegation of 15 govem- per, JeMifer Dean, Sally Mora, lor" to Russia In nuclear 1 ment olticlal! to escort lbe one. Linda White, Mary Ann Harris, power and would riJII lillie ID Umt dlcliltor back to hla hom.,. Linda Johnson, Patty Do r s 1, ratifying the test ban treaty. lbo. land and 1 "1peedy trial." Marla Grueser. Diane Holliday. Tbe limited ban would olow ' Thurma Vaughan, Geraldine Soviet n11Ciear progreos and I Phono 446-4367 JACKSON, Mlao.- Gov. ROIS Hayes, Patricia Koblent>, Mar. prolong U. s. superiority. Me· Loundoro.Ory Cloonero Ohio Volley Bank lttl,. R. Barnett hu moved to block garet Carleton, Margaret Mul· Namara told tbe Senate ill lbe Pomeroy WY 2-542' I grlduaum of James H. Meredlll! from the Unlverolty of Mlnlalpplnext Sulday. Mertdltb termed Barnett's action "purely polltloal." Barnett, who pnonaUy barMeredith frunt the achool lor • tlmt laot fan, the lldtool withhold the NeiJ'O'I diploma until Jill IDvestlptlun ol certain anU-Rift!gatlon statementa Metedlll! It alleged to bavo oU.Ie. ·· cheek. If he can, he just aln'• much of a !Ovtr! If be can't, be oucht to &et out gf tht driver'a ~eat. ... Wbat to do about the problem? Lolllllatlon? IAI'I face it, you can't outlaw loYt. You would h..• to put a traffic offletr In enry car and ketp him there 11 a ebap,rcme. For unllk~ alcohol, romante doean't allow up on tba breath In a balloon teat or In a !raffle apOtr.beck. sotbelts? lJo you think theet lol'• bird• would 1111 'em - untna IOJIIton• lnveata one tblt Will buckle the lovttl cOill)l toaether? , Public opinion and education? Probably the best hope. If on\;' a fraction of these immature exhii!Uionllll eould be penuaded tha! they art IDYitlnt death and dluat11· for themltiYit and otbera, and looklna cheap arid allly a1 they do it, it would be a big alep In the rl1ht dl· rectlon. Or we might pan. 1 law that every driver 1nd pU8enger muat 1lt In an In• dividual bucket aeat. That mlaht juat do Ill • THIRD WITNESS cu . . . . PomtNI Nloii w. lnYi6 lllllli thilt .r • . 1,111 ..., t~~!== :I)M~ ~ ~ ::~ :r:,~t:'aa~a: Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting By DOROTHY KILOALLIN Goo!lp in Gotham Anthony Quinn and his 28·year-old mistress, Jolanda Addolozi, are shopping for an estate in France, which they hope to make their home base. For the time being. while Tony is filming "Behold the Pale Horse" with Gregory Peck in Paris, he and Jolanda are staying at a grand villa they rented in the Versailles regloll. Of couPee their 3•month·old son, Franc~sco, Is with them .. Ann-lllargret and Elvis Prtsley probably aren't serious, but they re spending enough time together to cllscoura1e her other suitors One admirer was about to fly to Laa Veg11 to see Annie·Magaie when he checked local IOUNel and 'learned she and Elvis spent most ~f their qff-camera time ~!d­ ing around m his Rolls·Royce and chirping "Hello dere" to the people they passed. So the chap, a flicker executive, canceled hir plane reservation. Wholesale bump.offs, the like of which haven't been sern since the rattat-tat days of the Scarface era are predicted in hushed tones by the moo ·ooys. Scores of our best gangsters are on 1 list, marked to "Jet hit in t~t head," tnd there's hardly a hood iiround who iln't Jiving In fur that h~ Rlay be the ne~t to go . . . Alicia Purdom Clark, former wife of Edmund PUrdom ind widow of multi·mllllonaire Alfred Corning Clark, has a new love - French guitarist Olivier Despax, who · made news a few months ago when he stole Brigitte Bardot from Baml Frey for a brief but ex· citing spell. There are Paris rumors to the effect that AliCia will dramatize her affection by financing his new career 11 a oc.,.Pn actor. Loul• Prima built a home lor about $225,000 in Vepa - adjacent to three lal<ts and a private 9·hole lOll coul'!e-and then CO!lStructed his own $75,000 recordin& sttldio on the premises. But he't julll diacotered he can't get a recordinl( license, 10 he's planning to sell the wbole sheban1 - in disgust, of course. It must be true love with pert Vivian Blaine and Gino, the handsome bartend· er at Danny'• Hideaway. She's even cook· ing for him . . Street corners In Washinllon wttl ·lle crowd~d with vendors of evtrythinl from !GOd to 80uvenlrs durIDI the week of Au1. 28th when the civil rights groups congrepte for their giant demonttrationa. Vendors from all over the co11ntry expect to make a bi« enou&h haul 'from the marchers and on· lookers to carry them through the Winter ... Many 81J1all businesses in the capital will shut down on the 28th, and it is expected that offilles in the key area will cloee for the simple reason that the man1gementa know tlieir employes won't shOW up for work thlt day, because they will be afraid of getting involved in large acale rioting. The longtime client-manager rela- llh•l, Pometoy-W.neport, G., Aq. 11, liiW .-.,.. . • ,l • l . GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE DRY CLEANING 1Q $2 ROBINSON'S uked River News anTE ll' .. Even the·'·Closets are Llshted Today's Medical Report THE MARK:ot= A MEDALLION HONIE! I'm Nancy Rilay for the Electric Company • •. 1 keep learning new thinp about Medallion Homes. One lmportanUeature is ita spacious lighted closets. Adequate wiring is provided for every closet, and a switch controlted light is installed on the ceiling, or above the door. Helps you find things qLJickly -1 and safety - even in seldom used storage closets.· ' t ' 8. ,(' . ' ,_'" ' Aboc:lt ,those 'other features? You'll find so "1:"ny in a Medallion Hpme; built·in flameless .electric appliancM, Installed dryer outlet, separate washer circuit, and amau appliance circuits too. . ' .. . If .)'!)U're ti.r:ed of a~ng round in the dark, 1 "'11• . . , you ..- vi~t, IICll"lll Meclatljorl Hom.,., "' . •ere oven the .. . cloeeta are lighted. Yot,• you'll find adequate. wirln& . now anc:l'for future needs too, in a Medallion·tfoi'IW. •.·· .' .. .~Aakth;,·ai.IECTRic c:.,..n co: ~ · ~Dfo!'~~,:"\~ "SOU:tliii.M:, ·,._1' Ji ~ ~~:~r~~~ ·~"1l) ' I , ·,~ I,;,.; 'i I, , h!ICT~- ,. • .....,:,_- ' ·· ''! • '~, 1· . .: ·--·-1-•• ,...., "· �' .· \ I r' l ' ,, Stari Musial ·Announces Retirement ·At E'nd Of SeasOJl Famed Player's 22. Year Career To End Next Month The Daily Sentinel lfl1. ·llhibmn 01 Alllllntl, Qblo. :w Mta.'J - A4lpa: ' Mr. IDd am. G. B. t..emor I'C Jallltlf tiUIJI111&1 llalklnedl lfh. 1lllbol'l EmbleiM iM '*ere In GaW]IIIlis 'lbllnday. at Ft. Knoz, Ky., ~pe~~t the Jim Bob Ftekle or Norfolk, va.' Mr. and Mrl. w. T. stone -with 1ii1 IIIOther, MH, IMr. and Mn. Harald Brndlilan ,t(lllll ..nday ill OaWpolla wllb Ch~rlea Juhlinland ublldrth, au-. NJII lnd •Mr. and MrL Mlii'I'ID J - 1 Eagles · Lose 'Fullback For: Six Weeks With Fracture '-. lly LIO SOROKA p,.,, Unlt.d lntem.tlonal ST. LOIDS, Mo. (UPI) - This Is the final season for Stan (The Man) Musial. Musial, one of the greatest hitters in baseball history, annoqnced Monday nlllht be will retirtl u an active player at the end of the current 1eeson. i ,. 42-year-<>id Musial, who I IJ>flll a quarter of a conlw} In lor St. LoOUio, f..- · stan•• many I ' · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - the cardinal orgllllluUoo as • , friondo, lor Stan'• wife and lam· l-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 13, 1963 playar, wUI eontinue to \l'Ork for ill' - but a bappr one for the the Red Bird! in an n«Utlv• Cardinali who nted . ~ "Try playlnl !hell! eapaclty · tike Slim to otep lroto our midst, .., "' When the Col"'lnall rellrt tbe IJWine sai 1. bla•Pf • familiar No. 5 tbil !aD it will lndieatloll !~ Musial'• retire- IJr lhowed • ehippod fracture of the 11011 in saltu1ll!y'! 1811!" will> q& The Philadelphia Eagles, who ulna 00,,. on the ... It arm. land al~l<!Uih Ply'• ~ W4! t>N...-. !mown l!I1IUOd the NJIIonal Aa a reJult the Eeglel, who.. lien durinl fri~~y l'!llhl'l k!imt FI!Oihall Lea,~~e clrcqlt Ill~ rw otaggerlng iJ!Jury liat tall year with Buffalo. Cbrll Burfor4 ._. u lh~ ·•broken hone brlpde", woe a major factor in tho club's klod at end In Monday'I workout. are a1 a again. plunge to the weetem Division Dave Smith, reserve full~c:lt ~ ,..lli>llcl! Clarell"e Peak$, tha ""liar after a le<OINI-ploce llniah the Houlloo OUen, 81!fferad a ~ UUie Eagles' Jt>dl"!l hall-carrier In in 11111, will loot Peak's eervl""" oliahl muoclt opum bPI il ~ • !NO and IG8! 1 wfferod an elbolr ' for approximately slx weeks. nd to oee acUoo In Wed• lij ' •• 1 0 Injury in lbe Eagle-Baltimore The D e r it Uono llllerted alght'a 1ame wllb the Jlp$1• Colt club ~ Saturday nf8ht. llankerhack ,..,.,., Blrl' at quar. trioll. complete lbe longest playing ca· ment was &mmlntnl <lll)e when Although Peaks was orfglnally lllrback in Molnday'a Tilt Paia, meauwbUt, cut reer of any major leapor with hill batting l"erago eonUnued to · 01IJ*!Ied lo bt out of action fQr , , . ...... lor lbt mo.- WIJ to ter Bob l)outel and-~· one team. tumble lhia season. Musial. went U.... ~. further ...mlnatloa provide a baok·up man lor Earl Jay DollO\Ian. Sl~Cf the rtle• 81. 8 tim< Wllbout . 0.. Muy lleeonlo lor 0 . 0 Morrall in euo of injury. MDI left Boston with Oftl)l one center, ny TIM MORIARTY and the G1ants dropped four , n.e Uthe, slightly atooped slug- bemg '" tne J:neup. then when PI the u • rogular llignal- ooacb Mike Holovok t1 trying UoUPt SporiS Writer games baek of the pace-oetting ger, with the umque "corkscrew" he was ,-11 in he would be lifi--d :;:: wao 1:nsed In Soturde 's Ide J De Lueea and o!fei!Aive Chris Short starldo ~ and llndgere. For Short, who seat. batting &lance, wiD how out with oft•n for a pmch nmner or cle- j ":me wllh t~eveiand Bro~. 1},1 11v saroiiCO a< w11ghs 205 pounds, but he bas tared e~ght hlto and fanned e1ght, complete or part&J ownership of !ens1ve "'" acemem , J ~I @I placed rookie Pete cent ir1 .. never ranked too tall a.-g Na- It w.. only his fourth victory 58 majlr league, National League Asked .1 anyt~lng particular Mlddl rt' J1o11, League O'B . ~I Ka Ike ~ Do .;; ~ ;. k Jeia 1ea1ec1 J tJOna! League p1tch-. against nine setbaeko. end All Star recotde made him cf'<ido to quit, Muslal epo • balf . r&en, BIU n ew or · J.e ln fact, the only """''!'I!UoD- lbe Pittsburgh Pirat.. turned The •urprlse ~cement at said: "I just think I've had Redlego ran their oecond Kina 111 waivers. aafety. Ed Kovac, lac_ -. !{ you c_an call it that - he has back the Howtoo Colts, 4·2. in a Cardinal plcnlc at the palatial tnoogh, r,a..,;t.., of what kind ·~:~g t~l~l v~:.:::y ove~·n~ IX eh~ G - 11'11111~ ~:r-~la~~a~ w:::l p~ . gained ID f1ve seasons WJth the the only other NL game. In the home of clltl! >wner August ~- vi ~ l"ve had. I'll be 4ll next WI a COR A Shermllll Of • New 1111 t Philadelphia Phillies came in IIIII! only Ameriean League acUoo, the ' Busch Jr. came only a week winter, a1od by nut baseball sea• Senators, stayln~n O<IIIU!~Uon BY CRARU!is 11. TAYLOR Jll. York Giant>. ..,,. mAO! the Lloll£ ""-':er '::: and~.:; 18 we •• when he led the league in wild Bos&on Red So. ODappod a nme- · after M•·"al Said he would not on I'll be h admg lor 44." to ~:• 1~ United Preu llltemotlonlll Ia the first lllll18 of a double- :~/" who ....,,.. lnjurd WI 8 1 pitches. aame looina streak by odlinl the m'" a •tatemeut <oneeruing his Krf'Ok ,..,. Teon the rot · ATLANTA (UP!) - Wallace header al Cleveii!Dd Saturday ' Yet in the last month, Short j Mmn..,.ia Twins. H. retirement uutU the end of the Musial" • wife. Ul. who laid •be The Yank:', 1: 1 1~~ ~~~ 1Butts, ~ Ge<!fllh& athlelie alght, was partklllar)J pl...ed be~:~ ::daH=~ tw•ce has short-cu·c!JJted the pen· • current oeason. ..ver want<"! S•"ll 1o quit. and two games P y, director, broke dq1111 1p tears with lbe play of 1/0ierllll back y . nant hopes of the two leading NL , • "Ba.eball bas been my lUe," two of h~& douglottro, Gerry, 18.1 the Redlego and another with Monday and agal!! ~ll!lied a llugb McEI!&eunoy ta saturday's ~ with l!uff;llo. contenders. Stan told the gathering of play- , and Jan~. 13. b oke Into tears lh~ll R~m!"~in.Til~. Salqrd!IY ~enln& Post 81ory the Chlm:. Beendaaf. A NI!W IDI!A FOif A NI!W UA The lanky southpaw from MU· .... their wiv.. and childeen, end 1 wh • • the announcement was w e e a that said he conspired to rig ter g game Mon Y· ford, Del., beat the Los Angeles a few news111<11. "I love baoehall. , made. from title hopet, must play, be- the 1962 Georgia-Alabama tOot- Another ve~an, A1eJ: Webster, Dodgers In their own park July llke nothing bolter to do than Mr&. Musiol srid had not side• the Yankeeo, the stroq ball game. also was praised by Sber.man. 26 Ia launch Wail Aiston'a men play oaoeball. known a'>out Stan·• declalon until Indians (15-3) and the Bravu Sobbing audibly and his body 'llle Cleveland BI'OWDs head on their curreot skid. And Mon.. . "'Jilll a do! or "' ag9." (al"' eliminated). - ohaklng, Butts was led from the eoaeh, Blanton Coi!Jer, also spent POLICY day oight he turned back the san Nothing beata playing In the Muolal amoldn~ • cigar, tried Agamsl ~· ~·motors, 11 wu witness stsnd, and five-mil>- !.fmula~ watchln! 1•me films, rr . 6 1. t 3-l .lb th biB leagu01 an4 puttm1 on th..t to relive the tons on. Redlegs n1ghl. They rap- Ute declared in ... and sa1d be was mueh more en- COVERS ALL anetsCO an •. · WI . . • · . big league uniform. out It hila, handled 1ft da· recess was . . ~... 01111!1'11"11" _.er lbe te~·· pro1· tor Homeowners! help of a lw!H'un, elghth·mnmg HIRAM IUP!l - Milo! McCor- - "I came in with a winner i• "U f ~.~ knowo lhb playa without a miscue trial of his $10 null1011 llbelllllt 1'0111. He 4ddod that the delenaiva hmer by Johnny CalliSOII. , mack may cnme out of !'ellr"" my nnrt full year with the Card- eau•• such a convrotlon, I even an errant throw, cot against the Post. Une did "an .Xcopllonal job" 111 ihort oalled .~onday oigbt' m~nt and don helmet and pa_cls inals in 1942 and I'd Ute to go hove annoUII<ed It in New grade pitchlns from Bob Butts buried his head in his 1a,r: liaturday'l Browns,Liauo perfo~ce hi~. biggest thrill 10 With the Cleveland agam. out the ..... way I've dreamed City ""d it would loave b... who fanlll!d four. wllk· ..,.. on • table and sobbed ... ...... baoeba_U end &he best game I Club President Art Mndell eoo· for 8 long time ot playing one w two rninu""'." ho cracked. three 111!1 allowed Juot tOUP t1011trollably. His wUe and three Although eoach Bu&ldy Parker's ever p1tched.:' N<!OOdy was ready ferred wilh Browns' former cap- more World s.r ..s. 1 think we Musial. who said he e>:pects Tw~ of these came In the daughters, sittlns nearby, Plttabur!dl Steelera were ooundly to orgua wtth h1m on eilher tam and offensiVe taekle Monday still ha"" a chanee to do ft." be a gr•!!<)fal~et before be lnnlni Jerry Stabart'a 10 were crying, and his attor· whipped by tire a....n Bay Parkco~!, 1easi of all &he Giants. who u1ght and McConnaek said he 1m1 To Game ures offl.,la'l) on s.pt. 19 lD st. on' the rillhUield llne ney had difficulty controlling ero last Saturday night, Parker mmsed a great opportumty to might return to the team If II General 11181111g<r Bing Devine Louts, 01••hllshe<i or lied 17 akidded for three basel, his emotions. wa 1 philooophieal aboul the dep•ck up ground on the Idle llndg· 11"1• mlo trouble. railed Musi4]'s declsloa "a great jor l"'l&ue recon!s, !0 National and Jim Clatwurlhy'• linile Testimony from lbe onetime leaL "You dou't apot the eham· It Ul(lk • .l...t 4 different ""· The Bro""' may he In trouble loss to <he playtq end of the League star<lard! and nine that plated Stobart. Kallb Van coach came as the second week piOIII! two -ks of praeUee and a -"! ~ Jl'lnl o ..r Otonto . now with Monte Clark sidelined prn< but s. gain to the executive Star Gall'e marka. InWagen sln&led In tha third ~ the trial got under way and game and expect to beat them," "-Ll•~ aad -.,;;; n was lbe first time m hos ca· . lido .. !It be•pe<i tho club win tour Jim Pri in ed I th ea direct te811mony drew near be --'d N•· 'k th 1 Sb0rt be t th a· ts for two weeks with tom lig· and ce s gl n e ""' · ..._ _ ..er a a • ~an · arn•nts Sec<!nd year 111111 John "H's a aad thing for basebaD, ..nnant. and IIU~t world ehnmp- sixth for the other hill an end in the eqse, 111 other NFL developmlt&ll the J>'- the .... .,.. He dueledre!Jim . Duffalo Brown . of Syracuse hu ioMhlps . Meanwhile Manley ~ The trial W81 ICh~lod to llaltiml1re C<Jltt releaoed Dave ~'"· mnmg:l r:::; tapped to fill in tor Clark whoa Mull;al . bu appeared In 11!1 with one ~ In the oeeon<l, resume at 10 a,Ill., EST todaY. Voha• ...,.nd.~ linebaeR, and .,• .,.;.,,1! Got,.... todar lof. Y a • P ymg In ' gameo tb!! soasou, batting .360, John T hW d .......... and is ei)II!Cieil " be CltllCl!ld- ~ Loo Allgeleo llama cui m """' hot~~•· 1 big league game doubled bome the Browns play the Ba tlmore II belo h" of anne u......,.,... . Harv Kueno fo; a San Fraocia- Co!t• saturday in P"' lootball'a we w " .~a':'"r average In the mth. Manley also add- ed Wednesday at the llile8t. NOitle&-Gerald Barto, Dick Far· ey . second annual doubleheadw. Tbt .333.. Ht bas eoo.ec.td 64 bits. In· three Jlnlles fnr ~ perfect Butts broke fan 011 I b rta, Earl McQuiJtoe, Walter Nl· oo run lo the top ol the eighth. New York Giani! 8Jid Detroit dudmg ni• ., home ':'llli• aoored for 10\11' at bat. TIIDI'lhiU '!land "~ .._ read a ldrk, Dennla MurpbJ and Harold WY· t-2460 ba!"wft~~~ ~:~~~· th~~nhc;;:' Lion• elaah in the opelllq IIIIW ~ rufll aad knoctp m 44. a lllllle, wblle p;je Post :;t'~ ~ I>8Ditls -.: addltlon to veteran 115 &. 2na Pomerer of the inning Tony Taylor opened of tha twin bill. 1Jr Ulllo<l - · ......lloul fo~~ed ~(fa. Fa,.. qled twice, Dan Lau- and Bryaol I ed """ Clal!CIJ Ol me. th 1 :th . gl and Cal A• I 1 Ltqao three tlmM Joey Hill- He asked Butts If !he Cleaft Far Aollooo ATI""- II IDE • ramew• asm e • McCormack was with the W.J.P<LGB TboDonJC·a.Pa .. natt\·e DeppioBo111f,~Tollllll)' oranypartoflt,...,.. 'l'beKenouCityCblefooftbe ~~~~m fohllm•:ed ~~r.•lthboa hothmer ~~~~ Browrw for 10 years after he was New York '14 ..0 ..... the tq: of "stan, Th~ eac;b once. ~ came off 11 NO sir," Butts replied •. "And American footbaU r..ague report- ~ =::'Oificlllc · , ow. "~ 1g 1 tower a vo e r..,.. acquired in a swap with Balli- Chiea•o t16 10 • I tho fano at o•d Ebbet:.S Field rd like to lain It II thai BQb'-1 P 1• would at>. f1eld wall. ill1y Sievero ainglod - - m· 1~.. He was an ·-ual ,.,_ • 18 o.ntly Davidson 'lho f~ exp • " " oee f off ..~. -·· .....neso 65 st 560 10 Jlrooldyn for hlo hilling 18\'eu, wilted two, 111!1 true." Tllen Butts beseu home the Phits· ina! run ,..,. eholce for the Pro Bowl Squad llaltlm 65 54 .546 1112 q.u.l tno llndpr•. He . bing, Uever Bob Bolin. end the All-Star taam. ,.__,."!"d _....,. 1o ••· 11n w d 1 uri 57 61 •481 11 . . - Duffalo wou.-.1 up with hil first ...._. ,,.. 320 2M-II 14 0 Post attorney Welbo111 Cody "~55 60 4'18 lt\2 with tha Cardluls lo 1.1!2 100 vuv-1 "~~• 2 OOD eluded h"II kfeat in five U.:'Clsions this year Monday, head coach Blud:on ~ • 62 21 ' . -- - Collier said be waa "mueh ll1llN KaDiu City U W first full I!UOI ··and helped Menlay ll!1d t;lo&p. Pav!dsi!D lion of BQ!tl will> questiona a••od" ...,. ·~ taam't ""'" 1M Aqe!M M II -~ 33 Cards dowa the New Yorlt Gilkey. Umn;-, Plate: Art bout bit! financial condl....-. He e...... Airman McCool Is ·---. "'" .-,• ...,.ID~ioosblp. Stot181'1. ...,.... ._ greoo after oeo1n1 tho movill al llllroll II II ,W/ Ill ees for ••· produced i financial statt!IIMM Back In A./rica Saturdaf'o I8JIIO at Detroit Ill WaobJD&tm U 74 .Jill II '1'11• l<ft.ltande• •!• ·~gor Butts signed July 17, lll81, Wblell 11"'_, the ooach's assets whiclt tha BI'OWDI loot, M-10, to !lee!aJ'I . .ulto captured Hvan ballloi tiliu, PICI TO•-..- . u· A·2C William H. McCool reu1 ..... • h 0 1 1 "'- N "-·-• • "liD"'• I .,....... ..... ,.._ Botlan,_ I•~ c-·M a1D ""' NEW YORK IUP!l - -·urned to Wheelus Air Force the Lions. --• ....•·•·•) ble Iaa...,.. thru ""' """'· .... ....,,988. After vlewilll tho !lima In the IOn,, lltne ..,,_...,.. • "~' v ua P yer .. •-- _.._ •--1• -···•-, .. ..._ attorney asked B·.... to Ba,.,, LybiJI. Africa. to oerve ---•·,.. p 1 " Pll<hon and _ _. Ill II ~~=I"'"' ·% -·--·-· _..,. .....,. ...,. ......,. _..._-lain the financial:::: !ix more month 1 afler spend- momma. tho club -ad out In N y • 9 d -M<oi""U •• -Muatal'o •-taat ....... _,. 1 the afternooD and add· ow or. •• ....... ... ,...mea. .. p ·...... the u·-k.. .. the "•hi ing a Slklay leave with btl wife, ,....... <"Ill M1111..__...,_ u '- •u• w'- be batted -~-· -.- ·-. ..,._ "' ..., ol trlal OHIO lnl playa end ·-•lUI for the ·-·• .. " ' " " ' '" '" """ -~ --• '"'::•-::'-,..., bo ........ "' -·~ be ihe former Joyce Swartz and .-~ 114-71 - his ..,_ bllh - ltlioclled .,_..., ""-- ,..,. - - "' """"' be ••lei relatives. Ill February he will Colts. Cl~Jand at Chloap <Dightl _ 111 ..., bit 31 bemera at tho ..,._, Club, lloltlabello. · ployed end "flnancl~ be sent back to the steteo when (lr aet <f.IOI " lleBI!IIdwe soon>d r1ll1l. Qasllte, Aq. IJ.IY. lJ'ha U. L I!Oiveol" alnca the Pool Mrs. MeCool plans to join him. GIVE LIINCIIBON 11-tl. Thia seBIIIII lluolal ...,. I'UIT8DII111oldo tho INJtl!1, ll8D1I out. While at home airman M<>Balllmoro at Jllni*Clla fnillhtl tha 1,(110 llllrflln tDtal baHt. and Cool and his wife took a two Mro. B. F. Parmaltl en!M- _Barber IIHI" 8llaman IIJ. ullplod Babe lluth'o major weeks vacation, tourin& peril telned recently wltb a btncheon Ill. Jaaauo ,..,..-d of uu oatrHitae of northern Ohio IDd tu visit at ber home 011 Uncobwl wllb DolrGII at x.nuo ctt,. nlllhtl hits friends and relauv.. in Ken- her mother, Mn. lAidle Meed- -illmlllDI lf.lll WI WioUrlham Olber major ...... rte<ord•lll lucky. A aurprlse party was owa. Mrl. C. F. Hllbiln, and ff.!OI. . held bJ 114uaial IDilluda .,._, . given them at the home of Mrs, Mn. Cedric Clark u cuest*· WuhiaglaD al Leo Angeloo home,.. ta 1 doubl~ 151, ' ' McCool's parenla, Mr. and Mrs. Mn. MeadDWI II 'flllllnl wltb (aJcbtl -Rlldo]piJ (7-lll 91 Naw- me11 tot•l " - 111 a doubleGene Swartll, In observanee of relalivN Ia lilntfualon for 11¥- man tHII. header ftll, moot yaars playing their first annlvenary. era! dayo. W•t a.100 ar ll1llN pmea (J(Il. New York at IIDatoo 1111 National Leap records RIDES FOUR WINNERS GUESTS OF DAUGII'l'EB Wasblngloll •I Lao Angeleo, olilhl cludl 11111111 ga- <-l. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. Detroit at Kaa1a1 City, Dlaht at-bola 00,1135), IDOIII r1l1lll (19151, Ott Ute best buy• and Ute vel• In belt(IJPII - Bub Ussery, lbe lead- Mr. 111!1 Mrs. Allan Ro u • h Baltimore at Mlnnelola, nlpt biro 11.1441, most doublal Pit tradt-lntl 1111 yur ron~o •lflnc Rll!lllltr1l "" Rambllrs ing jockey at tbe curreat were cUnner liUIIil ol their Cleveland a1 Chlcap, flllht 7111, tn011 runa batted in I181131 iiamblor 111et havt baln soorina- Allrlrlc:fa. a.- ID, An~bo-dor­ ing just as be was at Aqneduet, daughter, Sbaron Roullll, In • Nal'"e! moat •nsecutlve games t115l, jllllqhlnl 1111• .-.:1 der anather. .... ""Aamlll;r . . . .ollkoDHpbooted home four more winnan ....ance of lbelr 25111 .... -. w........ oa .J:lliiMIPIOfllh..!i!IIIC..Mio..w-d 114 '"'" 111!1 qtlolled rot-end we at saratoga Monday. Ussery euoiverul')' &lnda)' at the Loa Anleleo 111 41 .1100 . • won't lit until "' wll1't.~J tba 111oan ~.AIr rj pie tou tba llCira soon>d wllb Ret!tless Nativ IIUtll Steak House In Gtlltpolll, Tbtlr SaD J'ranciset 1111 11 .1M 4 Daughter'• Third . IIIII h_.. on tl]t 11H1r JilL "'"""', Polilrlt~lo!r ...len. Ill the seeond race. Pertinex son, Lee, wlul attendo Joalb!nl a. Leall 64 Ill 547 1 Birthday Obaerved Tt 111111t eure. W'lf IOiDI ell-out. """'~.....,..,..,. e41aderandY-I 1$25.401 in the fifth, Louo Hildy Ohio College In CJnd!metl lltW CIDdDNU 64 56 .513 711< . . . . . . . . lhabuya yat-bl. pllW!Ifini&IU'U lltf.ti!I.....'S125-IIp 1$7.201 In the siJth and Guyua the waekend with bit! perenll Chleago et K .110 a Mr. and Mrl. Tllomaa E. v.ct.ln """'-- whan you Ring Ul.40l in the uinlll. and allo llll dlnJMr, l'ltl.tburllh 110 !If .!Ill It lmllb elllerlabted with a . • •., ··~· ••• l . ., . . . . .r y IIIU)' ·ll!r~ I,..PtlDid Rombler, .... ,._.. ... IIJII':AI!IIIIMII'•IuetaoamPhiladelphia 61 sa 511 10 part): Saturday evening, Augull COIIIelilendmokllllllprovelhatt ..... Mllwaakeo 111 lilt _p 11\k 3, at their UnioiHiv home in . """"~ ........ Ramlllir'63 nltlltillll r•• !lll•lnll II Dayal &!It 'fQfl Yell!! a .,. .I'll • 11Jr¥pce at lito third New York :111 'IV .lrlllll of their daughter, Paige. 11 1.,.. • • • loon& were ueed lo decorate PI!Da 1 1u ....... _ 1, Dlthl lawn lnr the occeoloo. PlltllturP • ..._ 1, IIIPI A decorated circUs c a k e, 0111)' pmea l"bodddatll homemade Ice cream and lem,..,... 1'1 I 1• I'll • 1 onede were served by M r 1. Plllaburah at NfW York IJtilhll Smith, to Mr. IDd Mrs. W. R. - Schwall <NI n. .Jaekson <7- Shaateen, Mrs. Albert Smith, 141 Lena Sue Phalin, Rall'ly end a.. f'riiiiOi~a> Ill Clnclltai!U Becky Houdashell, Tina Hamm, <Dllbtl - Marlchai (11-51 vo. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Curtla, 11a1oney <17-41 IDd tha honored guell and broLoo All g e .. at Mllwukae ther, Todd. Paige received a By <Digbtl-¥odrto 111-81 vo. lpahn number of nlee gifts. t!Ul Han- at Ill WI lnillhtl - IliON FIIIBl' PLAYED J""- f.tal Gr Braot Hl ... J1rot11ie UNI PIIILADELPIDA IUPll - The 85 N. Court St. IOIIJ pmea ll•hlllldedl Pldladelphla 'Men, DeW eutry In 111 • fQ'a the Natloual Ba&tetball AuoclafBI lu lh Ill Nft York lloll replaclflll Syracuse, aalolll oil PhDa., 1-twklgbt oiglled veteran guard Larry ..,.,... [ al"noJnnl'l- tollo fur t h e - Lal .Anploo at Mllwaukee, Digbt "ta1Io II the first player Ill ...,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Bollltoa Ill lit. Loull, Digbt wllb lbt club. -1. T Senators 0:::',. f!'4· COME AND SEE US AT OUR NEW LOCATION. I New Merchandise Arriving Dtn1yl I '""'* 1·Of (; "d F" n I SALIS & Mht: ua'men auar:1. BUttS oem"a} Mn. TwllloCiark~laltedWed- \J;--=-----~~~~~ w1 h N 8, _ _.._ PuJ. 11r:•u_,..,! ;:tar 1 " · - ... ~ OIASI HARDWAII Tears FollOW By 11-1 Score Tcft Mike of A~~Mpulis, ~d.. ~ IDd family . · ' froiD Holzer lloopltel Miss Lru;.e Xlill ol Collll!lbtlo, Mn. H8Dfy J"'"", Miss Mr. and Mrl. Marvin Bam· .,vi IIIII- ~ abo • IIIIMIInl ,.. Ohio. • . Helen Jenklne, William J ..t. hart gave a lh011tr for h • r Jlei!eql vis lion of Mr. 111!1 HEA nNG- AND • . Kathy Fields, daughter of 1lnt and Richerd Jedlllne llf*ll . Mrto. Gtorgo Raid ....... Flor· OUIIII lha put WHk al Mr. Mr. and Mrs. l\'il!li!!ll F~llc!s. i lh• week el)d with Mr. and nloce, Miss Eileen Edman, ence Deeter end ..., 8Jid Mr. Mn. a-t• B. Lerner spent a w~ wtlri Mr: and jMn. Cecil Galrfll( in llrtdle- :ltride-elect of Donald Blake, aon ,IJitl Mro. 01a Blake Ill Sull1lllen- AIR~rilf191'1F• Mr. and Mrs. illrlrard Mrs. Lefton ltuliet!J and Sber· •pot!, Ohio. lot Mr. and Mrl. Glln Blake. ville, W. Va. 8Jid grandiOII. lloward ry in Columbus, Oldo. A son weighing oeven poUnds 1Tllose attendll!l were, Florence t1 Coaper al Sdonburg, Mr. IDd llfY DeQDOJ of and four ounces wao born re- Wyers, Dale Sanders, Mary Nig- Mrs. Sylvia CUrtiss, Sandra, and Mr. IDd Mn. Cecil Huntington were SundAy after- >cently at Pleaoant Valley IJoo. aemeyer, Helen Kibble, Emma Marlyn and l>lvld are opend· Lerner and "'"'· Albert of noon guest. o1 Mr. and Mrs. 1 piial to Mr. and Mn. David Vantneter, Bell Bernhart, Bet- 101 1101111! lime With Mr. and ~~=~~f· Va., and Born J . M. Crump. 1Warlh. Tlllo i& their eight child. 1sle Richards, Doris Sinnett. Fan· Mra. Jameo Seck of Kant, 0. ....... CIIaea. Mer. Jl MI. Vernon, Ohio. Mr. Kenneth Ridenotir is a and hu been named Floyd Lea- IDle Bigley, Virginis Baker, Mrs. Lucy Barringer hal reMra. Kennetll Kim.. and 1011, surgical patient at the Pleas- ~ lUI. Tiley have one bay and olx iMrs. Ester Edman. Those send· ;turned home after opendlng a LA1t1tt lt. M._ott I I llennlll, open! three weeks In ant Valley Hoapllallll Pl. Plea- Igirls in addition to their now lng gifts were, Ruth Ann Scar- :few dayn witb her slater in f'i11M WY Mitt Clolumbtu, Ga ., vl•llinl Sgt. and sant. ' BOO. :brough, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby 'Michlglll. Other viJ!Itor• In tha - - ------..: Thomu Klm11. , M ,Hoot, Rev . and Mrs. Roy Deei· Jr-....i"""======iiiiii Mr. and Mrs. George Lem- 1 r. and Mrs. Hubert Gibbs 'er Mary Rcholwalter Ada Bel> Weekend guests of .Mr. and 'er visited fr~ at Long i&H the parents of a son hom ' he~ Gert Ahart Trlbll'lrs. Stanford Powell were Bottom, Ohio. last week. . July 25 named Jeffery Scott. 'ott 'Mr and Mr~ Mike Bentz Mr_s. Louise Klass of Cohunbuo, Mr. and Mrs. Dalt Lee .of ;Thto Is their first child. Ph~lis i.siac, Ma;.y Buchannan'. and Mr. John Roy and Gay, W. Va., end Mr. and J A daughter was born to Mr. June Matheney Delcia Reed jda1ughter, Mrs. Florence Ray. Mrs. lllmer Cook of SteubeJ>. IDd Mr&. Garry Gibbs. She Ia Mr and Mrl Maywood Blake' mer and granddaughter, of Be~ ville, Ohio, called on Mr. end named Stella Louise. Mr. and Mr~ Lester Murry' , Mrs. J. M. Crump, Sunday . . Mr. and Mrs. JosePh Kearns ,Mr: and Mrs. ·Lloyd McDonald: laire, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Htirold Bum- Atty. Raymood Musgrave of •and son, DaMy, of Gibbstown,-Relda Hershman f'reda Eng- ' garner end children Delores, Pt. Pleasant wao a business vis- spent Tuesday night with Mr. lush and Sadla Cubbison Yau Always Find The Best Buy At Jean, June, Mary Jan and John &lor in Hartford · Tueoday tven- and Mrs. Chart.. Gibbs. Harold of Letart were Satur· lng. . Mrs. Pearl Blake was a busl- Mr. and Mrs. George Reed i day evening guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mro. George J.Aom- neso vi.oitor at Pomeroy Thurs- 1are Ieavins Saturday to spend Mrs. J. Ill. Crump. er and Mr. IDd Mrs. J . M. day. a week with Mr. and Mrs. Ver· Uall<d ..,..., Ialerutloul Redlegs PUt It SocJety Notes ~Mrf' .. 1111111Md eutllomUy at ,_ .... Marcelli Ylytn hal ,.,.,_ , ~ JNiraJ . . ed hOII1o lfl4ll' lnfa week ·pro. , In Oolllrnlluo wltll Mr. IIIII Mn. De.t. ... '' 1I t Glm!lt Walklf11. at ~~~n~~~.· • ' as• .. • Hilco ~!lbllftC a.· re- PAGE Chns• Sh0rt (64) st anding TaII T0 day In NL Stature 'li'told~ were Mr.I Reeent auesta ol Mr. 111!1 Crump open! Monday In Part.! J J_.-., and 'Mrl. "Willtalll Flekia wert 141'. ersburl. 0ppa W. T. Stone 'I · · I BAKER FURNITURE in MIDDLEPORT l:eco I ::;'J :::!:; Mike McCormack May Return .To 1 Help Browns I Ill!"".= ONE •I•• a C::"' ::s; =.,._, --'--" ::;••a•: =:.:•::,:r:,:oli,: MAX WARD '::;"1' "::rst edltoria!. itlern., n ·:n=-• 1 Bulk lank Service I!JM1 :.;_:.-:.~.= = _.. .. """'·'--lo-•"' " ....,.. ,_,.._ ...... - .,., -"·hill· """ f:lutland Furniture IU'1\At41, PhoneSH. 2-4811 U. Best time to·maka a real b.uy- · BLEB'S SAYINGEST DAYS! ••1'1 The tectieo of Bam Davis, rat- Davia he• proved hla theory ed by animal trainers u t h e that he can accomplish mora D1CIIl gentle handlar or clr<us wilb the elephant through a genelephanta, will parlorm for tha tie tap of the polo and a atern Hosie Broo. Clrcoo Sept. 2 In shout. When handlinl the enPomeroy. tiro herd of animala In their ., bing-leg stand on hippodrome the past, ·~ailed bull track, Davio'o only coocern ia men with major ctrcuses have Iwith the lead elephant. fell that rough handling of the 1u111beriq pets, with excessive : "Once I get him to go Into use of bull hooks and "shacking his routine," he says, "all the pcles" wu a necessity. Actual- !rest will follow." Actually, ally, the animall were not being thouah I apparently handle the ambused, Inasmuch as I he i r entire herd, I have to trartsmi.tl hides are tough enough to with· my command only to one. .tand the apparently )llllnful ef· In addition to their importfeels of the hooks. Too often, ant parts in the show, the huge however' audJences felt ~elr animals are used in work defavorite pets \lere baing. subJect- , tails when the ohow is ~~~~~ et. pumshment. upand heingmuoan. d'- tied 1 _ to _uunecMsary · PICNIC ANNOUNCEP limes I hey aeeompllsh what show tractors can not do in The Heath Methodilt Church way ol puiU.g equipment out p··:nic will be Sunday, August mud, or movinr the biA trucks 18, al !be church yard In Mid- up steep grades on app,ruaohe•l dleport. There will be gamea to lots. and activities lor all agea be- The show Is being sponsored ginning at 3>90 p. m., a potPomeroy Emeraency First luck supper at 5:30 and a ve.. Sq1111d Ine., with pe~lomt-1 por servleo on the lawn at 7 p. BCheduled for 2 and I p. m. at the Machanic Bt. Parking . -~;.: .. ,.:' ln!? ; ) .' . j I Dll'fflEI' ANNOUNCED CL!FTON - Sponsored by way forty miles per hour the Frlendo~ip cla&B, a apag· thirty-five mllea per hour. belli lfinlter will be beld at After all the bill.o were the Clifton Melhodlat church. a balance of fo221.iil rem,alned 1 Tlckela are being 1old by the 1n the town treaaury. class and at the door. FESTIVAL A SUCCESS The Lawn Feotlval held on FORESf I'IRES BURN evenina by the ladleo DURAll, South Afrlee IUPII the Baptist churcb -Three t.....t fires btlrned out of wea a aplendkl auecess. AlxiUt I control todey in South Afrioa'• $1110 wao realiaed from the eiN•tal Province. rtre partially do- !ort. . stroyoid a 1-nment TO HAVE PICNIC near the viltace .of Weza, and The Hartford Baptisl Sunday thr-nad ro enguil a aaw miD. School will hold their annual Aulhorltlel oald tho bt... bao picnic Sundar August 18th at blactenocl more Ilion 1,000 the Garden Club Park In New ol pine tbltller. Hartford Social News 1111· - 1ht !!lit Le.,.. J"' a..., "'* ef..,. See All the. New MERCURYS jSEE THE FRIENDLY . MAN WITH THE BETTER BRANDl; On Display At The MEIGS CO. FAIR WW. ,oa•,. fill GD a ... •Mlltloaa trip .,.. a nmbllns twel. t cbiw ••• lbae'• ibat for tbt whole •9illY • ._ JCN travel by cil'. YGII- . . ,oar C1W11 pD. _. . . . wb&Jau am , •. go wle aDd wbiw Jfiq d.,. I · ' RAY RIGGS, INC. • Harold Watson and Bnl Nelson wnJ be at the tent to help anyone. ..~~ ' ' .rd. · . ' Alit w.,... r.o.ar trip ....... 68.. - be_. .... . . frielldly ..._ • • I••U•! . IRM Ytllb Ooocl N......... A"''and Oil Du1& M iO !taw~ ~ ._up,~;!* dean net 100111• "-it:..... btl ..... to P;•-* tM <sl I j c. ad • '' ltCci"'• &vod places to eat or iltay. Yoa ean always count on him. too, for top-quality prodveU lib ""'"""' A·Piul G•rh ad acsW- ' famous ValvoliDe Motor Oil. w. So take to the road for f\ul '"'!!met ••• and to me)re your trip we fua .•• l!ll!l your Good Neiphor AahJarld Oil De a~fa the frieDdb' lillil wi&b tilt bettalnlld. r I �' .· \ I r' l ' ,, Stari Musial ·Announces Retirement ·At E'nd Of SeasOJl Famed Player's 22. Year Career To End Next Month The Daily Sentinel lfl1. ·llhibmn 01 Alllllntl, Qblo. :w Mta.'J - A4lpa: ' Mr. IDd am. G. B. t..emor I'C Jallltlf tiUIJI111&1 llalklnedl lfh. 1lllbol'l EmbleiM iM '*ere In GaW]IIIlis 'lbllnday. at Ft. Knoz, Ky., ~pe~~t the Jim Bob Ftekle or Norfolk, va.' Mr. and Mrl. w. T. stone -with 1ii1 IIIOther, MH, IMr. and Mn. Harald Brndlilan ,t(lllll ..nday ill OaWpolla wllb Ch~rlea Juhlinland ublldrth, au-. NJII lnd •Mr. and MrL Mlii'I'ID J - 1 Eagles · Lose 'Fullback For: Six Weeks With Fracture '-. lly LIO SOROKA p,.,, Unlt.d lntem.tlonal ST. LOIDS, Mo. (UPI) - This Is the final season for Stan (The Man) Musial. Musial, one of the greatest hitters in baseball history, annoqnced Monday nlllht be will retirtl u an active player at the end of the current 1eeson. i ,. 42-year-<>id Musial, who I IJ>flll a quarter of a conlw} In lor St. LoOUio, f..- · stan•• many I ' · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - the cardinal orgllllluUoo as • , friondo, lor Stan'• wife and lam· l-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 13, 1963 playar, wUI eontinue to \l'Ork for ill' - but a bappr one for the the Red Bird! in an n«Utlv• Cardinali who nted . ~ "Try playlnl !hell! eapaclty · tike Slim to otep lroto our midst, .., "' When the Col"'lnall rellrt tbe IJWine sai 1. bla•Pf • familiar No. 5 tbil !aD it will lndieatloll !~ Musial'• retire- IJr lhowed • ehippod fracture of the 11011 in saltu1ll!y'! 1811!" will> q& The Philadelphia Eagles, who ulna 00,,. on the ... It arm. land al~l<!Uih Ply'• ~ W4! t>N...-. !mown l!I1IUOd the NJIIonal Aa a reJult the Eeglel, who.. lien durinl fri~~y l'!llhl'l k!imt FI!Oihall Lea,~~e clrcqlt Ill~ rw otaggerlng iJ!Jury liat tall year with Buffalo. Cbrll Burfor4 ._. u lh~ ·•broken hone brlpde", woe a major factor in tho club's klod at end In Monday'I workout. are a1 a again. plunge to the weetem Division Dave Smith, reserve full~c:lt ~ ,..lli>llcl! Clarell"e Peak$, tha ""liar after a le<OINI-ploce llniah the Houlloo OUen, 81!fferad a ~ UUie Eagles' Jt>dl"!l hall-carrier In in 11111, will loot Peak's eervl""" oliahl muoclt opum bPI il ~ • !NO and IG8! 1 wfferod an elbolr ' for approximately slx weeks. nd to oee acUoo In Wed• lij ' •• 1 0 Injury in lbe Eagle-Baltimore The D e r it Uono llllerted alght'a 1ame wllb the Jlp$1• Colt club ~ Saturday nf8ht. llankerhack ,..,.,., Blrl' at quar. trioll. complete lbe longest playing ca· ment was &mmlntnl <lll)e when Although Peaks was orfglnally lllrback in Molnday'a Tilt Paia, meauwbUt, cut reer of any major leapor with hill batting l"erago eonUnued to · 01IJ*!Ied lo bt out of action fQr , , . ...... lor lbt mo.- WIJ to ter Bob l)outel and-~· one team. tumble lhia season. Musial. went U.... ~. further ...mlnatloa provide a baok·up man lor Earl Jay DollO\Ian. Sl~Cf the rtle• 81. 8 tim< Wllbout . 0.. Muy lleeonlo lor 0 . 0 Morrall in euo of injury. MDI left Boston with Oftl)l one center, ny TIM MORIARTY and the G1ants dropped four , n.e Uthe, slightly atooped slug- bemg '" tne J:neup. then when PI the u • rogular llignal- ooacb Mike Holovok t1 trying UoUPt SporiS Writer games baek of the pace-oetting ger, with the umque "corkscrew" he was ,-11 in he would be lifi--d :;:: wao 1:nsed In Soturde 's Ide J De Lueea and o!fei!Aive Chris Short starldo ~ and llndgere. For Short, who seat. batting &lance, wiD how out with oft•n for a pmch nmner or cle- j ":me wllh t~eveiand Bro~. 1},1 11v saroiiCO a< w11ghs 205 pounds, but he bas tared e~ght hlto and fanned e1ght, complete or part&J ownership of !ens1ve "'" acemem , J ~I @I placed rookie Pete cent ir1 .. never ranked too tall a.-g Na- It w.. only his fourth victory 58 majlr league, National League Asked .1 anyt~lng particular Mlddl rt' J1o11, League O'B . ~I Ka Ike ~ Do .;; ~ ;. k Jeia 1ea1ec1 J tJOna! League p1tch-. against nine setbaeko. end All Star recotde made him cf'<ido to quit, Muslal epo • balf . r&en, BIU n ew or · J.e ln fact, the only """''!'I!UoD- lbe Pittsburgh Pirat.. turned The •urprlse ~cement at said: "I just think I've had Redlego ran their oecond Kina 111 waivers. aafety. Ed Kovac, lac_ -. !{ you c_an call it that - he has back the Howtoo Colts, 4·2. in a Cardinal plcnlc at the palatial tnoogh, r,a..,;t.., of what kind ·~:~g t~l~l v~:.:::y ove~·n~ IX eh~ G - 11'11111~ ~:r-~la~~a~ w:::l p~ . gained ID f1ve seasons WJth the the only other NL game. In the home of clltl! >wner August ~- vi ~ l"ve had. I'll be 4ll next WI a COR A Shermllll Of • New 1111 t Philadelphia Phillies came in IIIII! only Ameriean League acUoo, the ' Busch Jr. came only a week winter, a1od by nut baseball sea• Senators, stayln~n O<IIIU!~Uon BY CRARU!is 11. TAYLOR Jll. York Giant>. ..,,. mAO! the Lloll£ ""-':er '::: and~.:; 18 we •• when he led the league in wild Bos&on Red So. ODappod a nme- · after M•·"al Said he would not on I'll be h admg lor 44." to ~:• 1~ United Preu llltemotlonlll Ia the first lllll18 of a double- :~/" who ....,,.. lnjurd WI 8 1 pitches. aame looina streak by odlinl the m'" a •tatemeut <oneeruing his Krf'Ok ,..,. Teon the rot · ATLANTA (UP!) - Wallace header al Cleveii!Dd Saturday ' Yet in the last month, Short j Mmn..,.ia Twins. H. retirement uutU the end of the Musial" • wife. Ul. who laid •be The Yank:', 1: 1 1~~ ~~~ 1Butts, ~ Ge<!fllh& athlelie alght, was partklllar)J pl...ed be~:~ ::daH=~ tw•ce has short-cu·c!JJted the pen· • current oeason. ..ver want<"! S•"ll 1o quit. and two games P y, director, broke dq1111 1p tears with lbe play of 1/0ierllll back y . nant hopes of the two leading NL , • "Ba.eball bas been my lUe," two of h~& douglottro, Gerry, 18.1 the Redlego and another with Monday and agal!! ~ll!lied a llugb McEI!&eunoy ta saturday's ~ with l!uff;llo. contenders. Stan told the gathering of play- , and Jan~. 13. b oke Into tears lh~ll R~m!"~in.Til~. Salqrd!IY ~enln& Post 81ory the Chlm:. Beendaaf. A NI!W IDI!A FOif A NI!W UA The lanky southpaw from MU· .... their wiv.. and childeen, end 1 wh • • the announcement was w e e a that said he conspired to rig ter g game Mon Y· ford, Del., beat the Los Angeles a few news111<11. "I love baoehall. , made. from title hopet, must play, be- the 1962 Georgia-Alabama tOot- Another ve~an, A1eJ: Webster, Dodgers In their own park July llke nothing bolter to do than Mr&. Musiol srid had not side• the Yankeeo, the stroq ball game. also was praised by Sber.man. 26 Ia launch Wail Aiston'a men play oaoeball. known a'>out Stan·• declalon until Indians (15-3) and the Bravu Sobbing audibly and his body 'llle Cleveland BI'OWDs head on their curreot skid. And Mon.. . "'Jilll a do! or "' ag9." (al"' eliminated). - ohaklng, Butts was led from the eoaeh, Blanton Coi!Jer, also spent POLICY day oight he turned back the san Nothing beata playing In the Muolal amoldn~ • cigar, tried Agamsl ~· ~·motors, 11 wu witness stsnd, and five-mil>- !.fmula~ watchln! 1•me films, rr . 6 1. t 3-l .lb th biB leagu01 an4 puttm1 on th..t to relive the tons on. Redlegs n1ghl. They rap- Ute declared in ... and sa1d be was mueh more en- COVERS ALL anetsCO an •. · WI . . • · . big league uniform. out It hila, handled 1ft da· recess was . . ~... 01111!1'11"11" _.er lbe te~·· pro1· tor Homeowners! help of a lw!H'un, elghth·mnmg HIRAM IUP!l - Milo! McCor- - "I came in with a winner i• "U f ~.~ knowo lhb playa without a miscue trial of his $10 null1011 llbelllllt 1'0111. He 4ddod that the delenaiva hmer by Johnny CalliSOII. , mack may cnme out of !'ellr"" my nnrt full year with the Card- eau•• such a convrotlon, I even an errant throw, cot against the Post. Une did "an .Xcopllonal job" 111 ihort oalled .~onday oigbt' m~nt and don helmet and pa_cls inals in 1942 and I'd Ute to go hove annoUII<ed It in New grade pitchlns from Bob Butts buried his head in his 1a,r: liaturday'l Browns,Liauo perfo~ce hi~. biggest thrill 10 With the Cleveland agam. out the ..... way I've dreamed City ""d it would loave b... who fanlll!d four. wllk· ..,.. on • table and sobbed ... ...... baoeba_U end &he best game I Club President Art Mndell eoo· for 8 long time ot playing one w two rninu""'." ho cracked. three 111!1 allowed Juot tOUP t1011trollably. His wUe and three Although eoach Bu&ldy Parker's ever p1tched.:' N<!OOdy was ready ferred wilh Browns' former cap- more World s.r ..s. 1 think we Musial. who said he e>:pects Tw~ of these came In the daughters, sittlns nearby, Plttabur!dl Steelera were ooundly to orgua wtth h1m on eilher tam and offensiVe taekle Monday still ha"" a chanee to do ft." be a gr•!!<)fal~et before be lnnlni Jerry Stabart'a 10 were crying, and his attor· whipped by tire a....n Bay Parkco~!, 1easi of all &he Giants. who u1ght and McConnaek said he 1m1 To Game ures offl.,la'l) on s.pt. 19 lD st. on' the rillhUield llne ney had difficulty controlling ero last Saturday night, Parker mmsed a great opportumty to might return to the team If II General 11181111g<r Bing Devine Louts, 01••hllshe<i or lied 17 akidded for three basel, his emotions. wa 1 philooophieal aboul the dep•ck up ground on the Idle llndg· 11"1• mlo trouble. railed Musi4]'s declsloa "a great jor l"'l&ue recon!s, !0 National and Jim Clatwurlhy'• linile Testimony from lbe onetime leaL "You dou't apot the eham· It Ul(lk • .l...t 4 different ""· The Bro""' may he In trouble loss to <he playtq end of the League star<lard! and nine that plated Stobart. Kallb Van coach came as the second week piOIII! two -ks of praeUee and a -"! ~ Jl'lnl o ..r Otonto . now with Monte Clark sidelined prn< but s. gain to the executive Star Gall'e marka. InWagen sln&led In tha third ~ the trial got under way and game and expect to beat them," "-Ll•~ aad -.,;;; n was lbe first time m hos ca· . lido .. !It be•pe<i tho club win tour Jim Pri in ed I th ea direct te811mony drew near be --'d N•· 'k th 1 Sb0rt be t th a· ts for two weeks with tom lig· and ce s gl n e ""' · ..._ _ ..er a a • ~an · arn•nts Sec<!nd year 111111 John "H's a aad thing for basebaD, ..nnant. and IIU~t world ehnmp- sixth for the other hill an end in the eqse, 111 other NFL developmlt&ll the J>'- the .... .,.. He dueledre!Jim . Duffalo Brown . of Syracuse hu ioMhlps . Meanwhile Manley ~ The trial W81 ICh~lod to llaltiml1re C<Jltt releaoed Dave ~'"· mnmg:l r:::; tapped to fill in tor Clark whoa Mull;al . bu appeared In 11!1 with one ~ In the oeeon<l, resume at 10 a,Ill., EST todaY. Voha• ...,.nd.~ linebaeR, and .,• .,.;.,,1! Got,.... todar lof. Y a • P ymg In ' gameo tb!! soasou, batting .360, John T hW d .......... and is ei)II!Cieil " be CltllCl!ld- ~ Loo Allgeleo llama cui m """' hot~~•· 1 big league game doubled bome the Browns play the Ba tlmore II belo h" of anne u......,.,... . Harv Kueno fo; a San Fraocia- Co!t• saturday in P"' lootball'a we w " .~a':'"r average In the mth. Manley also add- ed Wednesday at the llile8t. NOitle&-Gerald Barto, Dick Far· ey . second annual doubleheadw. Tbt .333.. Ht bas eoo.ec.td 64 bits. In· three Jlnlles fnr ~ perfect Butts broke fan 011 I b rta, Earl McQuiJtoe, Walter Nl· oo run lo the top ol the eighth. New York Giani! 8Jid Detroit dudmg ni• ., home ':'llli• aoored for 10\11' at bat. TIIDI'lhiU '!land "~ .._ read a ldrk, Dennla MurpbJ and Harold WY· t-2460 ba!"wft~~~ ~:~~~· th~~nhc;;:' Lion• elaah in the opelllq IIIIW ~ rufll aad knoctp m 44. a lllllle, wblle p;je Post :;t'~ ~ I>8Ditls -.: addltlon to veteran 115 &. 2na Pomerer of the inning Tony Taylor opened of tha twin bill. 1Jr Ulllo<l - · ......lloul fo~~ed ~(fa. Fa,.. qled twice, Dan Lau- and Bryaol I ed """ Clal!CIJ Ol me. th 1 :th . gl and Cal A• I 1 Ltqao three tlmM Joey Hill- He asked Butts If !he Cleaft Far Aollooo ATI""- II IDE • ramew• asm e • McCormack was with the W.J.P<LGB TboDonJC·a.Pa .. natt\·e DeppioBo111f,~Tollllll)' oranypartoflt,...,.. 'l'beKenouCityCblefooftbe ~~~~m fohllm•:ed ~~r.•lthboa hothmer ~~~~ Browrw for 10 years after he was New York '14 ..0 ..... the tq: of "stan, Th~ eac;b once. ~ came off 11 NO sir," Butts replied •. "And American footbaU r..ague report- ~ =::'Oificlllc · , ow. "~ 1g 1 tower a vo e r..,.. acquired in a swap with Balli- Chiea•o t16 10 • I tho fano at o•d Ebbet:.S Field rd like to lain It II thai BQb'-1 P 1• would at>. f1eld wall. ill1y Sievero ainglod - - m· 1~.. He was an ·-ual ,.,_ • 18 o.ntly Davidson 'lho f~ exp • " " oee f off ..~. -·· .....neso 65 st 560 10 Jlrooldyn for hlo hilling 18\'eu, wilted two, 111!1 true." Tllen Butts beseu home the Phits· ina! run ,..,. eholce for the Pro Bowl Squad llaltlm 65 54 .546 1112 q.u.l tno llndpr•. He . bing, Uever Bob Bolin. end the All-Star taam. ,.__,."!"d _....,. 1o ••· 11n w d 1 uri 57 61 •481 11 . . - Duffalo wou.-.1 up with hil first ...._. ,,.. 320 2M-II 14 0 Post attorney Welbo111 Cody "~55 60 4'18 lt\2 with tha Cardluls lo 1.1!2 100 vuv-1 "~~• 2 OOD eluded h"II kfeat in five U.:'Clsions this year Monday, head coach Blud:on ~ • 62 21 ' . -- - Collier said be waa "mueh ll1llN KaDiu City U W first full I!UOI ··and helped Menlay ll!1d t;lo&p. Pav!dsi!D lion of BQ!tl will> questiona a••od" ...,. ·~ taam't ""'" 1M Aqe!M M II -~ 33 Cards dowa the New Yorlt Gilkey. Umn;-, Plate: Art bout bit! financial condl....-. He e...... Airman McCool Is ·---. "'" .-,• ...,.ID~ioosblp. Stot181'1. ...,.... ._ greoo after oeo1n1 tho movill al llllroll II II ,W/ Ill ees for ••· produced i financial statt!IIMM Back In A./rica Saturdaf'o I8JIIO at Detroit Ill WaobJD&tm U 74 .Jill II '1'11• l<ft.ltande• •!• ·~gor Butts signed July 17, lll81, Wblell 11"'_, the ooach's assets whiclt tha BI'OWDI loot, M-10, to !lee!aJ'I . .ulto captured Hvan ballloi tiliu, PICI TO•-..- . u· A·2C William H. McCool reu1 ..... • h 0 1 1 "'- N "-·-• • "liD"'• I .,....... ..... ,.._ Botlan,_ I•~ c-·M a1D ""' NEW YORK IUP!l - -·urned to Wheelus Air Force the Lions. --• ....•·•·•) ble Iaa...,.. thru ""' """'· .... ....,,988. After vlewilll tho !lima In the IOn,, lltne ..,,_...,.. • "~' v ua P yer .. •-- _.._ •--1• -···•-, .. ..._ attorney asked B·.... to Ba,.,, LybiJI. Africa. to oerve ---•·,.. p 1 " Pll<hon and _ _. Ill II ~~=I"'"' ·% -·--·-· _..,. .....,. ...,. ......,. _..._-lain the financial:::: !ix more month 1 afler spend- momma. tho club -ad out In N y • 9 d -M<oi""U •• -Muatal'o •-taat ....... _,. 1 the afternooD and add· ow or. •• ....... ... ,...mea. .. p ·...... the u·-k.. .. the "•hi ing a Slklay leave with btl wife, ,....... <"Ill M1111..__...,_ u '- •u• w'- be batted -~-· -.- ·-. ..,._ "' ..., ol trlal OHIO lnl playa end ·-•lUI for the ·-·• .. " ' " " ' '" '" """ -~ --• '"'::•-::'-,..., bo ........ "' -·~ be ihe former Joyce Swartz and .-~ 114-71 - his ..,_ bllh - ltlioclled .,_..., ""-- ,..,. - - "' """"' be ••lei relatives. Ill February he will Colts. Cl~Jand at Chloap <Dightl _ 111 ..., bit 31 bemera at tho ..,._, Club, lloltlabello. · ployed end "flnancl~ be sent back to the steteo when (lr aet <f.IOI " lleBI!IIdwe soon>d r1ll1l. Qasllte, Aq. IJ.IY. lJ'ha U. L I!Oiveol" alnca the Pool Mrs. MeCool plans to join him. GIVE LIINCIIBON 11-tl. Thia seBIIIII lluolal ...,. I'UIT8DII111oldo tho INJtl!1, ll8D1I out. While at home airman M<>Balllmoro at Jllni*Clla fnillhtl tha 1,(110 llllrflln tDtal baHt. and Cool and his wife took a two Mro. B. F. Parmaltl en!M- _Barber IIHI" 8llaman IIJ. ullplod Babe lluth'o major weeks vacation, tourin& peril telned recently wltb a btncheon Ill. Jaaauo ,..,..-d of uu oatrHitae of northern Ohio IDd tu visit at ber home 011 Uncobwl wllb DolrGII at x.nuo ctt,. nlllhtl hits friends and relauv.. in Ken- her mother, Mn. lAidle Meed- -illmlllDI lf.lll WI WioUrlham Olber major ...... rte<ord•lll lucky. A aurprlse party was owa. Mrl. C. F. Hllbiln, and ff.!OI. . held bJ 114uaial IDilluda .,._, . given them at the home of Mrs, Mn. Cedric Clark u cuest*· WuhiaglaD al Leo Angeloo home,.. ta 1 doubl~ 151, ' ' McCool's parenla, Mr. and Mrs. Mn. MeadDWI II 'flllllnl wltb (aJcbtl -Rlldo]piJ (7-lll 91 Naw- me11 tot•l " - 111 a doubleGene Swartll, In observanee of relalivN Ia lilntfualon for 11¥- man tHII. header ftll, moot yaars playing their first annlvenary. era! dayo. W•t a.100 ar ll1llN pmea (J(Il. New York at IIDatoo 1111 National Leap records RIDES FOUR WINNERS GUESTS OF DAUGII'l'EB Wasblngloll •I Lao Angeleo, olilhl cludl 11111111 ga- <-l. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. Detroit at Kaa1a1 City, Dlaht at-bola 00,1135), IDOIII r1l1lll (19151, Ott Ute best buy• and Ute vel• In belt(IJPII - Bub Ussery, lbe lead- Mr. 111!1 Mrs. Allan Ro u • h Baltimore at Mlnnelola, nlpt biro 11.1441, most doublal Pit tradt-lntl 1111 yur ron~o •lflnc Rll!lllltr1l "" Rambllrs ing jockey at tbe curreat were cUnner liUIIil ol their Cleveland a1 Chlcap, flllht 7111, tn011 runa batted in I181131 iiamblor 111et havt baln soorina- Allrlrlc:fa. a.- ID, An~bo-dor­ ing just as be was at Aqneduet, daughter, Sbaron Roullll, In • Nal'"e! moat •nsecutlve games t115l, jllllqhlnl 1111• .-.:1 der anather. .... ""Aamlll;r . . . .ollkoDHpbooted home four more winnan ....ance of lbelr 25111 .... -. w........ oa .J:lliiMIPIOfllh..!i!IIIC..Mio..w-d 114 '"'" 111!1 qtlolled rot-end we at saratoga Monday. Ussery euoiverul')' &lnda)' at the Loa Anleleo 111 41 .1100 . • won't lit until "' wll1't.~J tba 111oan ~.AIr rj pie tou tba llCira soon>d wllb Ret!tless Nativ IIUtll Steak House In Gtlltpolll, Tbtlr SaD J'ranciset 1111 11 .1M 4 Daughter'• Third . IIIII h_.. on tl]t 11H1r JilL "'"""', Polilrlt~lo!r ...len. Ill the seeond race. Pertinex son, Lee, wlul attendo Joalb!nl a. Leall 64 Ill 547 1 Birthday Obaerved Tt 111111t eure. W'lf IOiDI ell-out. """'~.....,..,..,. e41aderandY-I 1$25.401 in the fifth, Louo Hildy Ohio College In CJnd!metl lltW CIDdDNU 64 56 .513 711< . . . . . . . . lhabuya yat-bl. pllW!Ifini&IU'U lltf.ti!I.....'S125-IIp 1$7.201 In the siJth and Guyua the waekend with bit! perenll Chleago et K .110 a Mr. and Mrl. Tllomaa E. v.ct.ln """'-- whan you Ring Ul.40l in the uinlll. and allo llll dlnJMr, l'ltl.tburllh 110 !If .!Ill It lmllb elllerlabted with a . • •., ··~· ••• l . ., . . . . .r y IIIU)' ·ll!r~ I,..PtlDid Rombler, .... ,._.. ... IIJII':AI!IIIIMII'•IuetaoamPhiladelphia 61 sa 511 10 part): Saturday evening, Augull COIIIelilendmokllllllprovelhatt ..... Mllwaakeo 111 lilt _p 11\k 3, at their UnioiHiv home in . """"~ ........ Ramlllir'63 nltlltillll r•• !lll•lnll II Dayal &!It 'fQfl Yell!! a .,. .I'll • 11Jr¥pce at lito third New York :111 'IV .lrlllll of their daughter, Paige. 11 1.,.. • • • loon& were ueed lo decorate PI!Da 1 1u ....... _ 1, Dlthl lawn lnr the occeoloo. PlltllturP • ..._ 1, IIIPI A decorated circUs c a k e, 0111)' pmea l"bodddatll homemade Ice cream and lem,..,... 1'1 I 1• I'll • 1 onede were served by M r 1. Plllaburah at NfW York IJtilhll Smith, to Mr. IDd Mrs. W. R. - Schwall <NI n. .Jaekson <7- Shaateen, Mrs. Albert Smith, 141 Lena Sue Phalin, Rall'ly end a.. f'riiiiOi~a> Ill Clnclltai!U Becky Houdashell, Tina Hamm, <Dllbtl - Marlchai (11-51 vo. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Curtla, 11a1oney <17-41 IDd tha honored guell and broLoo All g e .. at Mllwukae ther, Todd. Paige received a By <Digbtl-¥odrto 111-81 vo. lpahn number of nlee gifts. t!Ul Han- at Ill WI lnillhtl - IliON FIIIBl' PLAYED J""- f.tal Gr Braot Hl ... J1rot11ie UNI PIIILADELPIDA IUPll - The 85 N. Court St. IOIIJ pmea ll•hlllldedl Pldladelphla 'Men, DeW eutry In 111 • fQ'a the Natloual Ba&tetball AuoclafBI lu lh Ill Nft York lloll replaclflll Syracuse, aalolll oil PhDa., 1-twklgbt oiglled veteran guard Larry ..,.,... [ al"noJnnl'l- tollo fur t h e - Lal .Anploo at Mllwaukee, Digbt "ta1Io II the first player Ill ...,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Bollltoa Ill lit. Loull, Digbt wllb lbt club. -1. T Senators 0:::',. f!'4· COME AND SEE US AT OUR NEW LOCATION. I New Merchandise Arriving Dtn1yl I '""'* 1·Of (; "d F" n I SALIS & Mht: ua'men auar:1. BUttS oem"a} Mn. TwllloCiark~laltedWed- \J;--=-----~~~~~ w1 h N 8, _ _.._ PuJ. 11r:•u_,..,! ;:tar 1 " · - ... ~ OIASI HARDWAII Tears FollOW By 11-1 Score Tcft Mike of A~~Mpulis, ~d.. ~ IDd family . · ' froiD Holzer lloopltel Miss Lru;.e Xlill ol Collll!lbtlo, Mn. H8Dfy J"'"", Miss Mr. and Mrl. Marvin Bam· .,vi IIIII- ~ abo • IIIIMIInl ,.. Ohio. • . Helen Jenklne, William J ..t. hart gave a lh011tr for h • r Jlei!eql vis lion of Mr. 111!1 HEA nNG- AND • . Kathy Fields, daughter of 1lnt and Richerd Jedlllne llf*ll . Mrto. Gtorgo Raid ....... Flor· OUIIII lha put WHk al Mr. Mr. and Mrs. l\'il!li!!ll F~llc!s. i lh• week el)d with Mr. and nloce, Miss Eileen Edman, ence Deeter end ..., 8Jid Mr. Mn. a-t• B. Lerner spent a w~ wtlri Mr: and jMn. Cecil Galrfll( in llrtdle- :ltride-elect of Donald Blake, aon ,IJitl Mro. 01a Blake Ill Sull1lllen- AIR~rilf191'1F• Mr. and Mrs. illrlrard Mrs. Lefton ltuliet!J and Sber· •pot!, Ohio. lot Mr. and Mrl. Glln Blake. ville, W. Va. 8Jid grandiOII. lloward ry in Columbus, Oldo. A son weighing oeven poUnds 1Tllose attendll!l were, Florence t1 Coaper al Sdonburg, Mr. IDd llfY DeQDOJ of and four ounces wao born re- Wyers, Dale Sanders, Mary Nig- Mrs. Sylvia CUrtiss, Sandra, and Mr. IDd Mn. Cecil Huntington were SundAy after- >cently at Pleaoant Valley IJoo. aemeyer, Helen Kibble, Emma Marlyn and l>lvld are opend· Lerner and "'"'· Albert of noon guest. o1 Mr. and Mrs. 1 piial to Mr. and Mn. David Vantneter, Bell Bernhart, Bet- 101 1101111! lime With Mr. and ~~=~~f· Va., and Born J . M. Crump. 1Warlh. Tlllo i& their eight child. 1sle Richards, Doris Sinnett. Fan· Mra. Jameo Seck of Kant, 0. ....... CIIaea. Mer. Jl MI. Vernon, Ohio. Mr. Kenneth Ridenotir is a and hu been named Floyd Lea- IDle Bigley, Virginis Baker, Mrs. Lucy Barringer hal reMra. Kennetll Kim.. and 1011, surgical patient at the Pleas- ~ lUI. Tiley have one bay and olx iMrs. Ester Edman. Those send· ;turned home after opendlng a LA1t1tt lt. M._ott I I llennlll, open! three weeks In ant Valley Hoapllallll Pl. Plea- Igirls in addition to their now lng gifts were, Ruth Ann Scar- :few dayn witb her slater in f'i11M WY Mitt Clolumbtu, Ga ., vl•llinl Sgt. and sant. ' BOO. :brough, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby 'Michlglll. Other viJ!Itor• In tha - - ------..: Thomu Klm11. , M ,Hoot, Rev . and Mrs. Roy Deei· Jr-....i"""======iiiiii Mr. and Mrs. George Lem- 1 r. and Mrs. Hubert Gibbs 'er Mary Rcholwalter Ada Bel> Weekend guests of .Mr. and 'er visited fr~ at Long i&H the parents of a son hom ' he~ Gert Ahart Trlbll'lrs. Stanford Powell were Bottom, Ohio. last week. . July 25 named Jeffery Scott. 'ott 'Mr and Mr~ Mike Bentz Mr_s. Louise Klass of Cohunbuo, Mr. and Mrs. Dalt Lee .of ;Thto Is their first child. Ph~lis i.siac, Ma;.y Buchannan'. and Mr. John Roy and Gay, W. Va., end Mr. and J A daughter was born to Mr. June Matheney Delcia Reed jda1ughter, Mrs. Florence Ray. Mrs. lllmer Cook of SteubeJ>. IDd Mr&. Garry Gibbs. She Ia Mr and Mrl Maywood Blake' mer and granddaughter, of Be~ ville, Ohio, called on Mr. end named Stella Louise. Mr. and Mr~ Lester Murry' , Mrs. J. M. Crump, Sunday . . Mr. and Mrs. JosePh Kearns ,Mr: and Mrs. ·Lloyd McDonald: laire, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Htirold Bum- Atty. Raymood Musgrave of •and son, DaMy, of Gibbstown,-Relda Hershman f'reda Eng- ' garner end children Delores, Pt. Pleasant wao a business vis- spent Tuesday night with Mr. lush and Sadla Cubbison Yau Always Find The Best Buy At Jean, June, Mary Jan and John &lor in Hartford · Tueoday tven- and Mrs. Chart.. Gibbs. Harold of Letart were Satur· lng. . Mrs. Pearl Blake was a busl- Mr. and Mrs. George Reed i day evening guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mro. George J.Aom- neso vi.oitor at Pomeroy Thurs- 1are Ieavins Saturday to spend Mrs. J. Ill. Crump. er and Mr. IDd Mrs. J . M. day. a week with Mr. and Mrs. Ver· Uall<d ..,..., Ialerutloul Redlegs PUt It SocJety Notes ~Mrf' .. 1111111Md eutllomUy at ,_ .... Marcelli Ylytn hal ,.,.,_ , ~ JNiraJ . . ed hOII1o lfl4ll' lnfa week ·pro. , In Oolllrnlluo wltll Mr. IIIII Mn. De.t. ... '' 1I t Glm!lt Walklf11. at ~~~n~~~.· • ' as• .. • Hilco ~!lbllftC a.· re- PAGE Chns• Sh0rt (64) st anding TaII T0 day In NL Stature 'li'told~ were Mr.I Reeent auesta ol Mr. 111!1 Crump open! Monday In Part.! J J_.-., and 'Mrl. "Willtalll Flekia wert 141'. ersburl. 0ppa W. T. Stone 'I · · I BAKER FURNITURE in MIDDLEPORT l:eco I ::;'J :::!:; Mike McCormack May Return .To 1 Help Browns I Ill!"".= ONE •I•• a C::"' ::s; =.,._, --'--" ::;••a•: =:.:•::,:r:,:oli,: MAX WARD '::;"1' "::rst edltoria!. itlern., n ·:n=-• 1 Bulk lank Service I!JM1 :.;_:.-:.~.= = _.. .. """'·'--lo-•"' " ....,.. ,_,.._ ...... - .,., -"·hill· """ f:lutland Furniture IU'1\At41, PhoneSH. 2-4811 U. Best time to·maka a real b.uy- · BLEB'S SAYINGEST DAYS! ••1'1 The tectieo of Bam Davis, rat- Davia he• proved hla theory ed by animal trainers u t h e that he can accomplish mora D1CIIl gentle handlar or clr<us wilb the elephant through a genelephanta, will parlorm for tha tie tap of the polo and a atern Hosie Broo. Clrcoo Sept. 2 In shout. When handlinl the enPomeroy. tiro herd of animala In their ., bing-leg stand on hippodrome the past, ·~ailed bull track, Davio'o only coocern ia men with major ctrcuses have Iwith the lead elephant. fell that rough handling of the 1u111beriq pets, with excessive : "Once I get him to go Into use of bull hooks and "shacking his routine," he says, "all the pcles" wu a necessity. Actual- !rest will follow." Actually, ally, the animall were not being thouah I apparently handle the ambused, Inasmuch as I he i r entire herd, I have to trartsmi.tl hides are tough enough to with· my command only to one. .tand the apparently )llllnful ef· In addition to their importfeels of the hooks. Too often, ant parts in the show, the huge however' audJences felt ~elr animals are used in work defavorite pets \lere baing. subJect- , tails when the ohow is ~~~~~ et. pumshment. upand heingmuoan. d'- tied 1 _ to _uunecMsary · PICNIC ANNOUNCEP limes I hey aeeompllsh what show tractors can not do in The Heath Methodilt Church way ol puiU.g equipment out p··:nic will be Sunday, August mud, or movinr the biA trucks 18, al !be church yard In Mid- up steep grades on app,ruaohe•l dleport. There will be gamea to lots. and activities lor all agea be- The show Is being sponsored ginning at 3>90 p. m., a potPomeroy Emeraency First luck supper at 5:30 and a ve.. Sq1111d Ine., with pe~lomt-1 por servleo on the lawn at 7 p. BCheduled for 2 and I p. m. at the Machanic Bt. Parking . -~;.: .. ,.:' ln!? ; ) .' . j I Dll'fflEI' ANNOUNCED CL!FTON - Sponsored by way forty miles per hour the Frlendo~ip cla&B, a apag· thirty-five mllea per hour. belli lfinlter will be beld at After all the bill.o were the Clifton Melhodlat church. a balance of fo221.iil rem,alned 1 Tlckela are being 1old by the 1n the town treaaury. class and at the door. FESTIVAL A SUCCESS The Lawn Feotlval held on FORESf I'IRES BURN evenina by the ladleo DURAll, South Afrlee IUPII the Baptist churcb -Three t.....t fires btlrned out of wea a aplendkl auecess. AlxiUt I control todey in South Afrioa'• $1110 wao realiaed from the eiN•tal Province. rtre partially do- !ort. . stroyoid a 1-nment TO HAVE PICNIC near the viltace .of Weza, and The Hartford Baptisl Sunday thr-nad ro enguil a aaw miD. School will hold their annual Aulhorltlel oald tho bt... bao picnic Sundar August 18th at blactenocl more Ilion 1,000 the Garden Club Park In New ol pine tbltller. Hartford Social News 1111· - 1ht !!lit Le.,.. J"' a..., "'* ef..,. See All the. New MERCURYS jSEE THE FRIENDLY . MAN WITH THE BETTER BRANDl; On Display At The MEIGS CO. FAIR WW. ,oa•,. fill GD a ... •Mlltloaa trip .,.. a nmbllns twel. t cbiw ••• lbae'• ibat for tbt whole •9illY • ._ JCN travel by cil'. YGII- . . ,oar C1W11 pD. _. . . . wb&Jau am , •. go wle aDd wbiw Jfiq d.,. I · ' RAY RIGGS, INC. • Harold Watson and Bnl Nelson wnJ be at the tent to help anyone. ..~~ ' ' .rd. · . ' Alit w.,... r.o.ar trip ....... 68.. - be_. .... . . frielldly ..._ • • I••U•! . IRM Ytllb Ooocl N......... A"''and Oil Du1& M iO !taw~ ~ ._up,~;!* dean net 100111• "-it:..... btl ..... to P;•-* tM <sl I j c. ad • '' ltCci"'• &vod places to eat or iltay. Yoa ean always count on him. too, for top-quality prodveU lib ""'"""' A·Piul G•rh ad acsW- ' famous ValvoliDe Motor Oil. w. So take to the road for f\ul '"'!!met ••• and to me)re your trip we fua .•• l!ll!l your Good Neiphor AahJarld Oil De a~fa the frieDdb' lillil wi&b tilt bettalnlld. r I �I. .. ~). 1\, ;, 1'EWISIO~ Classified Ads Get Results. •. IN REVIEf Trade 'n' Travel Time USED CAR BUYS 1961 CORVAIR DAILY $1589 4 Door Sedan . Local owner, low mileage, spotless clean interior, Powt>r·~ 1 ir1e . Radio and heater. .... ..,.,. -- 1.~1& I.'I'V....a -.... -....... D,lltlft1, _ M. .. r f'rW' ladt40.0fln: ..... ... . . 'It ..... RATE5 For Wani Ad suYtee l t.:enu " ' •oM Minimum o C.ou IIHf"'.l - .. ~bl to •ol11 tor !'hr.. euP. IH'' 11c udn oM~• P.b..rt• IJIMI't.IIIU Full rate 'rf • cenb p•J •ora IIPlU be etlai'Jed for ld-.ertlllnf u aot · ~ HI ""hill 1fl 4~ afl•r ~­ •DII: IJill cur rRA."1l8 - tt.u ,., 01 •0 •ord a1ntmum ladl •1dlt·on. a1 11ori' 1e Ohttu•rl.,. oubll...,. '' I ..ent p.r •"ml Ofi'FI(;t UQURS 1:30 A. Slhlrd:&Y M. f.(' ~ ;01' -3:3Jl 4. M t' Ill ••• u, ., 12·'111 Dt>OII IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A RES' 1L I PROIJI!(.1NG WAN'I AD PHONE WY 2-2157 I ___NOTI~~ HOT DOGS - reg 15c. Foot 1 Long, 25c. Jack's Dairy Bar,,· Middleport. 8 13 6tc SQUARE DANCE every Fri· day night at Masonette. 8 13 3tp A Dill...•• t P 1' j PIZ 1t'J.o1f I'I IIRPIIIIK £LRI)I, N.i'D PU VL1f I'J aWII lllDUID BD.-IUbiUI. Y•l ..,.. CJIJp...•WI TOU'YII 00'1' TO m ftlt liiAM' flllrotul YoU CAM IIUILD A lilT tiCk B"'·f to ' • iUd' WMPO "GGe, !;lad, I tltdJIM rtu'd lie It~ .IH!ft llllllllt· the lil'ay you hale to - lciod wan.dl" 0a !Celli . U& world & Oltlo Newi I:IO rSporll Today Learn Son It On Trainillr Ml,lon Pomeroy landmark SUPEII SFRVICE STATION 2A Hours WY 2-99'J2 o..., 8:15 ·weather Picture 1: II Musical Clock 1:16 · Community Newt ,, ~ Latcbltrlng Uo Public Service 1:4li Family Worship Hour Newa 10;116 00 til 1be TOWI .d 5 NeWI . m,oo Mason Coupty ll:li · •J .a l\!liralaa Melodlel 12:110 Community New; 12:01i Noen Nowa IJtiO llblo Nflnl 12:16 Markell IJtiO lluHIIIII laud IJ1• lieWI 0 Ordll IHO Asl'ledltute /a&fnl Nltll IIMI 2;11 Newa BaU 11110 ktd W~t MaUnee 1:&5 ·Newt Bell t:OO DistlJtc wllb Doss ttiO r-tlange StDI c.-untty NeWI $:01i World • Nalloall, Neq 0:11 llpOIIJCbt 011 .,...... tiiiilv"" IO'Oii P"'lla Party !Hili li:llll 12:30 I:Oii 7:00 Breaklul Parly f:li Brt;ht Slat llioW 7:35 Pi&l111 lldwr Show Obio IIOp Top Ten Show N111111 llipott Rev. Merlin Teets Platter Pll'ty 1:00 SlllliiDWII Silrettade 7:30 Sign Olf .tJ:o~f Off- Juno f:30 Sign On Netn U!l CoHee Witb jlltlet ~·46 Betty Newton 8:35 Boor of Deliverance Mlniaterlal Alllltlc. 20 Country Hoe Ollwn ll :Oii Swap Shof t:IIO Wings o1 Healing t•30 Sunday Show 1:10 llapllst Layman's Hour (Rev. Paul Jones) 11:00 Country Hymntime d:OO Nllon Report 12: 15 Goessler's Guest lllr·f'rl IJ:Ii Tile Search S:IIO Platllr Parly 11!111 !lev. Merlin Teets . Noon Repon Music JUBI For Y4111 4:16 Blaellllar 8.ulo ShOW 4:30 Local News us Bill SIA!m ilpCII'It 1:1111 BowUng 6:00 Van p,lrk!ll ..,_.. *'- 1:20 Sundowtl SeMIIdl 7:00 The warltl 'I'GUt 7:30 Sign olt 8,110 Off - .liltlt I :00 Billy Graham 1:111 1'he Lutheran Hour UO ...., of the Times IRe\'. W. S. Billups) I:IA l'ubllt 11ervice ltll 'l'lte 1111 Life tiutoday Showcase t:IO Bliiir Gl Oeelalon 1:00 Nt JoM Griffin 1:00 Aundi.J thowcase 6:30 Dinner Yllok:ate Celetlli Frldlly: Clltcll 5!511 lnslde BoGia Balli Ring' e:oo Sunset BlVd. wor1t1 Nl1ll 1:10 SJa11 011 t:ai llttdlut Party t: IS Jonei llutck Show 1:211 Coli!Jfl'7 Ja~ Ul! Filtr' !iello . 2:110 Coontry Go Round $:26 Wealhercast io Farm N..,. tO:GD Voice ol Prophecy Family Worship llotlf·'niu tO•• suooay Show 12:45 Country Go Roond Ill& - 10:36 Publlc Service I:M Breallbt Parly 11:118 r.llscill County NeWI 00 8:1! Sacred Heart ---.;.W~J-=E-:-H-:---:::RA:-:--D:-:10-:::----1 ~= :.w:k=-~ ..Dday ...... ..,., •• oo Slqn 011 ft' 115 M118lcal Clock 7:00 New· ?-to Musical Clock 7:111 NeWI llead1IIIN 7,1) ·Mualeal CIOci ':41 111e Llfellpe 1:00 Oblo Valley News A 811r· 10015'1'~ QR,A!LUt • dell - 1:1111 IIID IRDI Willi· 6•1111 Sign On Hltll 1:05 Country .'e:thr• 1:110 Sundlltn Serenade 7:11 Slgtl Off 6:30 Farm Newf I•DI Sip Olt - Juno ilf ifiotOI WONDER lr HAROLD GRAY H<\IRV i YoU 12Q kl'iOWI A I,Qf MORE I I CAM ll:LL I lHEV ~AFTER THAT Mli'I!~AL D~PO<art 'vtiU FOOMO! HM·M···\!lY DON'T~ oHAT. M~5. -~· T HE'( WEI<'E @lliP TWENTY MILES FRoM THAT MINERAl.' 'TH&YU NEVER lrii..K! WHV SHOUtD WE'? OH, HAIRY, SUCH ~Ej:rf 018COVER1ES CAN I'IEVER "e: KEPT SECR~ FOR LON<"i! �I. .. ~). 1\, ;, 1'EWISIO~ Classified Ads Get Results. •. IN REVIEf Trade 'n' Travel Time USED CAR BUYS 1961 CORVAIR DAILY $1589 4 Door Sedan . Local owner, low mileage, spotless clean interior, Powt>r·~ 1 ir1e . Radio and heater. .... ..,.,. -- 1.~1& I.'I'V....a -.... -....... D,lltlft1, _ M. .. r f'rW' ladt40.0fln: ..... ... . . 'It ..... RATE5 For Wani Ad suYtee l t.:enu " ' •oM Minimum o C.ou IIHf"'.l - .. ~bl to •ol11 tor !'hr.. euP. IH'' 11c udn oM~• P.b..rt• IJIMI't.IIIU Full rate 'rf • cenb p•J •ora IIPlU be etlai'Jed for ld-.ertlllnf u aot · ~ HI ""hill 1fl 4~ afl•r ~­ •DII: IJill cur rRA."1l8 - tt.u ,., 01 •0 •ord a1ntmum ladl •1dlt·on. a1 11ori' 1e Ohttu•rl.,. oubll...,. '' I ..ent p.r •"ml Ofi'FI(;t UQURS 1:30 A. Slhlrd:&Y M. f.(' ~ ;01' -3:3Jl 4. M t' Ill ••• u, ., 12·'111 Dt>OII IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A RES' 1L I PROIJI!(.1NG WAN'I AD PHONE WY 2-2157 I ___NOTI~~ HOT DOGS - reg 15c. Foot 1 Long, 25c. Jack's Dairy Bar,,· Middleport. 8 13 6tc SQUARE DANCE every Fri· day night at Masonette. 8 13 3tp A Dill...•• t P 1' j PIZ 1t'J.o1f I'I IIRPIIIIK £LRI)I, N.i'D PU VL1f I'J aWII lllDUID BD.-IUbiUI. Y•l ..,.. CJIJp...•WI TOU'YII 00'1' TO m ftlt liiAM' flllrotul YoU CAM IIUILD A lilT tiCk B"'·f to ' • iUd' WMPO "GGe, !;lad, I tltdJIM rtu'd lie It~ .IH!ft llllllllt· the lil'ay you hale to - lciod wan.dl" 0a !Celli . U& world & Oltlo Newi I:IO rSporll Today Learn Son It On Trainillr Ml,lon Pomeroy landmark SUPEII SFRVICE STATION 2A Hours WY 2-99'J2 o..., 8:15 ·weather Picture 1: II Musical Clock 1:16 · Community Newt ,, ~ Latcbltrlng Uo Public Service 1:4li Family Worship Hour Newa 10;116 00 til 1be TOWI .d 5 NeWI . m,oo Mason Coupty ll:li · •J .a l\!liralaa Melodlel 12:110 Community New; 12:01i Noen Nowa IJtiO llblo Nflnl 12:16 Markell IJtiO lluHIIIII laud IJ1• lieWI 0 Ordll IHO Asl'ledltute /a&fnl Nltll IIMI 2;11 Newa BaU 11110 ktd W~t MaUnee 1:&5 ·Newt Bell t:OO DistlJtc wllb Doss ttiO r-tlange StDI c.-untty NeWI $:01i World • Nalloall, Neq 0:11 llpOIIJCbt 011 .,...... tiiiilv"" IO'Oii P"'lla Party !Hili li:llll 12:30 I:Oii 7:00 Breaklul Parly f:li Brt;ht Slat llioW 7:35 Pi&l111 lldwr Show Obio IIOp Top Ten Show N111111 llipott Rev. Merlin Teets Platter Pll'ty 1:00 SlllliiDWII Silrettade 7:30 Sign Olf .tJ:o~f Off- Juno f:30 Sign On Netn U!l CoHee Witb jlltlet ~·46 Betty Newton 8:35 Boor of Deliverance Mlniaterlal Alllltlc. 20 Country Hoe Ollwn ll :Oii Swap Shof t:IIO Wings o1 Healing t•30 Sunday Show 1:10 llapllst Layman's Hour (Rev. Paul Jones) 11:00 Country Hymntime d:OO Nllon Report 12: 15 Goessler's Guest lllr·f'rl IJ:Ii Tile Search S:IIO Platllr Parly 11!111 !lev. Merlin Teets . Noon Repon Music JUBI For Y4111 4:16 Blaellllar 8.ulo ShOW 4:30 Local News us Bill SIA!m ilpCII'It 1:1111 BowUng 6:00 Van p,lrk!ll ..,_.. *'- 1:20 Sundowtl SeMIIdl 7:00 The warltl 'I'GUt 7:30 Sign olt 8,110 Off - .liltlt I :00 Billy Graham 1:111 1'he Lutheran Hour UO ...., of the Times IRe\'. W. S. Billups) I:IA l'ubllt 11ervice ltll 'l'lte 1111 Life tiutoday Showcase t:IO Bliiir Gl Oeelalon 1:00 Nt JoM Griffin 1:00 Aundi.J thowcase 6:30 Dinner Yllok:ate Celetlli Frldlly: Clltcll 5!511 lnslde BoGia Balli Ring' e:oo Sunset BlVd. wor1t1 Nl1ll 1:10 SJa11 011 t:ai llttdlut Party t: IS Jonei llutck Show 1:211 Coli!Jfl'7 Ja~ Ul! Filtr' !iello . 2:110 Coontry Go Round $:26 Wealhercast io Farm N..,. tO:GD Voice ol Prophecy Family Worship llotlf·'niu tO•• suooay Show 12:45 Country Go Roond Ill& - 10:36 Publlc Service I:M Breallbt Parly 11:118 r.llscill County NeWI 00 8:1! Sacred Heart ---.;.W~J-=E-:-H-:---:::RA:-:--D:-:10-:::----1 ~= :.w:k=-~ ..Dday ...... ..,., •• oo Slqn 011 ft' 115 M118lcal Clock 7:00 New· ?-to Musical Clock 7:111 NeWI llead1IIIN 7,1) ·Mualeal CIOci ':41 111e Llfellpe 1:00 Oblo Valley News A 811r· 10015'1'~ QR,A!LUt • dell - 1:1111 IIID IRDI Willi· 6•1111 Sign On Hltll 1:05 Country .'e:thr• 1:110 Sundlltn Serenade 7:11 Slgtl Off 6:30 Farm Newf I•DI Sip Olt - Juno ilf ifiotOI WONDER lr HAROLD GRAY H<\IRV i YoU 12Q kl'iOWI A I,Qf MORE I I CAM ll:LL I lHEV ~AFTER THAT Mli'I!~AL D~PO<art 'vtiU FOOMO! HM·M···\!lY DON'T~ oHAT. M~5. -~· T HE'( WEI<'E @lliP TWENTY MILES FRoM THAT MINERAl.' 'TH&YU NEVER lrii..K! WHV SHOUtD WE'? OH, HAIRY, SUCH ~Ej:rf 018COVER1ES CAN I'IEVER "e: KEPT SECR~ FOR LON<"i! �' ,. , I .t!'t:~~..:!a ~ 8.ef 411 S{llon ~ticsBible1nc1~·= Installs Its .... BDd ber wUUngueu to go; the New O,fc.ers Octogenerians 01 MiJdl$0rt Church 01 Christ Are Honored Around And 'About ' , 1..1' . , ~Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-~dleport, ' 0.; Aug. ts, tees 8Dpti$t Group Met Thursday At The Church ' '!'be Middleport Cloureh of ell Lallanee, co-cbalrmea, Cbr11t henored Ita O!'toa:enar- oiled by Mn. I!Jdiar Reynoldo. dedicated "Mlrlam" and her The \'{omen's Missiopary S... lano Jn a special service at the Eleven woml!ll IJid tbree men abWty to lead; "Ruth" and her The Gallla County Saloo I et . .1 1 , .' clely of !he Pomeroy First Bap. Iunday School hour with Mn. 80 years old BDd older rece..lved loyalty to her people In a to met at llle bome· of . Mn. Mn. Bell; D- BDd 1 on, list church met Thursday eve~~o Peart Reynolds and Mrs. ErnIn !lion foreign Jailll; "Esther" crodlt- Silas Hamilton. The meeting op- Jeffry, have mqved to the Car' lng at the church. :.;,;;;;."-'i;;;;,................, lgifts and fiowe~ . ; : •· ed with great semessneu and ened In rltuallatlc form by ChaJ>- son apt. on Third .Ave. . .1 . r of thell' serv ce. Y were i a e• "Deborah " called the eau li'remlere, Mn. Pbillp Hec- Mro. Bertha Archer hu movMrs. J . E. Footer, president, seated in !he choir loft as spe- ICOW'•• M 'f I· '"Elizabeth" ker. ed from the Te~ apart. 1 conducted the meeting, whlc:jl 0 clal guests while Mrs Pearl ow~r · srae • N rtb ......_. A~- to ••POMEROY . OHIO . ·. and her faith In God· "Mar- A report on the Pouvair meet- menl on o uwu - "'· . "'" opened lrilh the tlleme IOJif, Reynolds gave a tribute, :- llha" with her belief in• eternal ing in ClevelBDd at the Depart- home of Mrs. Cash Braley on "Crown Him Lord Of All," BDd CLOSED recting her re~ks to the · lllfe· and "Mary" the Mother menial Convention wos given Hooker-st. . scripture reading of Mltlhe" ON VACATION does as being, the Elect Ladies of 'Jesus the most exalted by Mrs. William Brown. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Everett B,acb7:7-13. A skit, "How CloriJilaJI Tocl•y Thru Au1. 29f;h of our church " as recorded '" • • · ted -d nd daughters Karen BDd nd ' E ·stle of John and honored or an women. Brown has been appmn ~ou ner a , Can I Be," was presented by the secobed th P~ . h ~ Each nne was presented with member t4 the llepartmental Coonle, spent Sunday in ClnAug, 30 thru Sept. 5 the Mary Martha Clr~le, wjlb "MUTINY ON THE She qescrl • uo ~ •.::thor 'a corsage by Mrs. Edgar Rey- Partnerahlp Committee. The cinnaU where they visited CoaMrs. Eugene Triplett es the fa, BOUNTY" l~g J~b:=:cally .. the nolds as their name was call· Salon was awarded 2Dd place ey .lslBDd.. WU!Iam Sh · ther; Mrs. Harold Lemley, IJlOo 0 a (1'eclmiC'Olorl r Ians. _ _ ed In lhe omall oalon group for Mr. and Mrs. erl· !her; Mrs. Donald ~cKenzle, Marlon Brandu - Tarita Those able to attend were Child WeUare work. dan and daughter, Marla BDd son Tomi Sheila Cowan, Alice; Mrs. Lena McElhinney' 90; Christmas cards ere being Mrs. Bailey of FOI'I'.st R u u, Carolyn Buck, Jeannie; and LJ. Sopt. I, 9, 10. 11 Mn. Nettie Mitchell, 89; Mrs. sold and the money will be were In .Point Pleasant Monsa and Penny McKenzJe, Indian "IT HAPPINID AT THE MinerVa Childers, 88; Mrs. used to further the work in the day ev~g to visit with Mn. WORLD'S FAIR" girls. (Technicolor ) Margaret Reynolds, 84; Mrs. prevention and cure of tuber- Sheridan s sister ~nd fam1ly, TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY A report was given on the mt.. Elvta Presley. Joan O'Brien WaU Disney't Minnie Gilmore, 84; Mrs. Ma- culosls and cystic · fibrosis in Mr. and Mrs. WUbam Knight slonary and steward•hlp of eduo "MOON PILOT" bel Vance, 81; Mrs. Bertha children. BDd children. Mrs. Knight Is cation. Two boxes of clothing 'pt. 11021 Tom Tryon Brian Keitb Darst, 81. Mrs. Delores Magnani, In-' recuperating from major surwere sent to Mather School. Th4l "THI WONDERFUL (Teehnicolor) -andWORLD OF THE love gift was dedicated b¥ Mrs. Unable to attend were Mrs. stallation officer, Installed the ge;;. nd M Rog E Ish "THI DELICATE tiOTHij!,$ GRIMM" Lorain Sterrett. Refreshments Emma Bissett, 81 ; Mrs. Stella following officers: r. a . rs. er mm DELINQUENT" , (TectinicolorJ were servtd. Jel'l')' Lewis Manba Hyer Byers. 82 : Mrs. Maud Graves, Chapeau, Mrs. Philip Heck· and fanuly of D~yton , spent the LaureDci Banty and 82 · Mrs Ada Blng 80 · and Mr. . Chapeau Premiere Mrs. weekend With his parentll, Mr. Clafre Bloom Thur .-Fri. Aug. 15·16 Wllliam' Reynolds,' M;. Fred :';~ille Well; Chapeau, Deux- and Mrs. C. A: Emmish. Mr. "THE WAR LOVER" . Mr David Cumings: sec- EmmiSh remams a patient at Tony Pierce OJ Shl.flet and Mr. Clark Van Coo- 1ene, so,t. 27 lhru Oct. 2 s. M· G 1 H 'tal Witb Steve MrQueen 1 WALT DISNEY'S ney. Each was presented with retaire and ~asslere, Mrs. Wil ~ eJgs enera ospl · SyraCUie Honor:ed and Robert VVagner 1 *SU~IR MAGIC" Ia beyutifully wrapped gUt. llam Brown ; L'Archiviste, Mr•. Weekend guests of Mr. and ' -and('J:ecbm~olor) ...MOTHRA.. ----...,M Tony SyraCUS<! , Inez Marchi; L'Aumonier.. rs. Mrs. Rodney Downing were her honored Pierce with 8ofparty upoh Wll his Ra11e1 MU11 Burl Jves (Color) Gerald Wildermuth: Concoerge, soo and famlly, Dr. and Mrs. seventh birthday at the Syra, Mrs. Silas Hamilton; Pouvalr John Kircher and children, Ka· cuse roadside park Aug. 8. erne member. Mrs. Norman Way- thy, John, David, Pamela, and land; Child WeUare chairman, Carol of Columbus. Dr. and Mrs. Games were played and Jll'I>Mr•. Elizabeth Lear; Partner- Kircher have been on a tour of es awarded . Refreshmenta t4 "Pictures That Preach" will ship, Mrs. Delores Magnani; Europe thilo summer while he JUDITH BEVERLY BUSH homemade ice cream, cup cjkea be the contingent theme of • IRitual and Emblem, Mrs. Golda was there on official business. . and kool·aid were served iy iseries of special feature serv· 1Mournlng; Conotltullon and By Mrs. C. E. Vance and her Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bush of 2844 MI. Holyoke Tony's mother, Mrs. Mildred , ices at the Zion Church of Christ ' Laws. Mrs. Wm. Sie~art : Ways daughter, Mrs. Leah Whltloch Road, Columbus, are announcing the engagement of Pierce, to Ressa , Greg • .• d beginning at 8 o'clock Monday jand Means •. Mrs. Silas Hamil- lof Kent, Ohio, spent the week· their daughter, Judith Beverly, to Mr. Anthony Duane Jeff Davis, Ricky Stewart of , evening, August 19, Rev. Eu· ' ton: Publlcoty, Mrs. Orville end In Middleport. Mrs. Vance Derek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Derek of Antwerp. Minersville, Sandra Roush, Cargene Underwood, and his co • Well; Cards and Flowers, Mrs. was one of the older members Tbe bride·to-be is a June graduate of OhiO State Um~er- ol Michael, Angela, Ricky and 1workers have announced. Philip He<ker. . , honored at !he Church of Christ. sity where she was a member ~f Pi Beta ~hi soro1:1ty . Robin Hubbard, Becky, Amy Dr. N. C. Carpenter, pastor A social hour followed With Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Boyd Mr. Derek graduated from Bowlmg Green State Umver- and Mlke Sewell, Debbie, Jimof the North Main Street Church refreshments served by I he and children, spent Sunday in sity where he was affiliated with Alpha Tau Omega fra- my, Joff and Dav,ld Hubbard, of Christ, Rutland, will be the ~ostesses, !Yirs. Hecker and Cmcinnati where they visited ternity. He IS doing graduate work at Ob10 State Um· Donme Quisenberry, Bobby Pat. Coney Island. versity . Both a~e employed by the F . & ~· Lazarus .Co. terson, Randy Moore, Kim Hay' spoaker each evening. His Mon- Mrs. Hamilton. 1 day evening sermon will be . The weddmg will be perforn:'ed by Dr. Oils A. !l'axf1eld man. Mark and Rhonda Hudo "The Wonder-man of the C. L. Tannehill and famoly at First Community Church In Columbus on Fnday eve- son, Grace Thomson, and CorWorld " and the Christian Men's have moved Into the house own· ning September 6. Miss Bush is a granddaughter of Mr. al Moore Syracuse Fello,;ship of Metgs Coonty will ed by the late Rich Folden at and Mrs. L D D~les, Mrs. Clifford J Rhodes, and Mr A Adults ~resent we~e Mrs.' .i~ COUNTRY SEDAN 916 Locust-st. attend the service In a bndy · . L. Bush, all of Middleport. nie Lou Davis of Minersville; Among the dissolving picture• Mr. and Mrs. Orville Marton Mrs Mary Hubbard. and Mrs. 4 DOOR STATION WAGON to be used In the series will be and son, Larry. of. Ptllsburgb, and Mrs. Jack Kelly of c 0 I d Phyilis Hendrix of Syracuse. V·8 automatic trans., offered now on a first come, "The Needle's Eye," "The Place voslted last w~ with Mr. and Springs, Ky.; Mr. and Mrs. Kenof the Skull." "The EmPtY Mrs. James Cnswell and daunelh Martin, Sidney; Miss Carfirst served basis for only IT b .. "Fish m n and Their ghter, Dianne. Mrs. Criswell VISITS ZI!:RKLES I om.: " er : Calvar " Mr. and Mrs. George Nes- returned home with the 1\Sartillll olyn Buck, South Charleston; . Nets, and Mou t y. selroad Sr. of Pomeroy . and for several days visit In PittsS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roush Danny R1zer of Hartford spent NOUNCE BIRTH Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Jenkms of burgh. She returned hnme Sun- A reunion of the David Wal· and daughters, Barbara, Con- several days With f:!rs. WtlANnd Mr T Anderson Syracuse spent the weekend In day. son family was held Sunday at nie and Nancy Lee and Mr. and Ham Zerkle and famoly. I ' Mr ..; st ~~y are an- Dover with Mr. and Mrs. P. H. I Miss Gussie Sweat, Mrs. !sa· the Racine park, with a basket Mrs. James Hawley and chlld· ren, Becky, Jimmy Joe and c~ildren, James, Bobb_ll, .Roo. ·of Co. or- 'birth of a'son Aug. Karr. Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins ~1- bel Winebrenner, Mrs. Grace dinner served at noon. I,nouncmg.the Memorial Hospital so visited at Sugar Grove With Hysell, and Mrs. Lillian McGee Attending were Mrs. C e c i 1 Debbie of Colu~bus : Mr. and nle, R•cky, and Jeffr~. Mr. 9 a\Me~slb 3 ozs Grandpar· Mr. and Mrs. John Koehl"' of Middleport, visited recently Foss and son, Charles and Mr. Mrs. Albert Smoth, Mrs. Terry_ and Mrs. Wilham Watson, Leo welg mg s. M · Fl yd Mo- and son, Kenny. with Miss Sylvia McMaster of Phailn and Lena Sue, Mr. and roy Watson Sr. and Moss Kathy ~Is are Mr.:~ ~!ie."Ander- Mr. and Mrs. George Sisson Haydenvllle. ' Mrs . . Florence Haney of Ak- Mrs. Ronnie Smith, Mr. and Watson. all of Pomeroy; and c~dillac - Oldsmobile ;Millin and . W V They and son and Mr. and Mrs. Wy- Mrs. Helen Batey is a patient ron is here for a visit with .her Mrs. Thomas E. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Watson and "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" of !:.~or!~ Tom~y Jr., la lt Radford visited Sunday at al Meigs General Hospital in l sist~r. Mrs. Beulah White and Pagie anrl Todd, Mrs. E lien Mr. and Mrs. Lon Hart of RaWY 2-5342 Pofl'leroy, Ohio 8 ' lhave3 LancasterRadford. with Mr. and Mrs. ,p•_:::om~e~r~oy~·.-........====~i~br~o:th;;;e:,:r•_:C::;h;:a::;rl:e•;.:an::;d:.;;la;;;mll;;'~y,;. • ._:.,::Co~u~c~b,~Mi.r~:;·.;R.;:o~be.;:rt.;_C"o"uc"·h=aniidiiiiicl"'n"e..:i.'-iiii=====-, · age 1>. __ -- Thomas 1 Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher spent the weekend at Seneca· MEIGS IHEATR E Midu, el10"f ! · WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, I • 1 Pictures That PreaCh Th Of Services SPECIAL '55 FORD Mainly About People In Pomeroy $295 David watson Family Reunion I Held Sunday I I KARR &VAN ZANDT I'"" FUN FOR ALL At Meigs Centennial Fair THIS IS ••• ville with his brother and sis- I' ter-in-Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Nor1 man Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Farley of Cheylon, W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth William Far-I t ley and family of Georgia were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Edward Parker, Minersville. In the afternoon they called on Mrs. William Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fisher of Ironton spent the weekend at their home Ill Minersville. Mrs. Carrie Grueser returnIed hom Saturday evening after a two weeks vlsit with relatives Iin Zanesville . i Mr , and Mrs. Don Rea and the 1Mrs. Ernest Rea spent weekend Ln Columbus with Mr. land Mrs. Larry Bunce and Mr. I' A Complete Stock of Women$ White Uniforms In The Busy Ready To Wear Dept. On the Second Floor At • iand Aug.13-14-15-16-17 3 Days of Racing THURSDAY- FRIDAY- SATURDAY • ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY THE LATEST IN WOMEN$ Rutland Area WHITE UNIFORMS Residents Are ALL DACRON KNIT JERSEYS s ! In E-R Drive .95 Mrs. Larry Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin AnIdrew Summerfield of Columbus i were weekend guests of her , parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy ' Watson Jr. I Mr. and Mrs. Craig Wehrung of Columbus spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mro. Harlan Wehrung. Mr. and Mrs. Paul K•utz BDd family of Columbus visited SW•· JI Slirn skirt shift, convertible collar, shirt' waist model - may be worn with or with· 1 ' out the bell - dropped shoulder line-two side skirt pockets - % length waist and , day with his parents, Mr. and front skirt button closing with tab - yoke Mrs. W. L. Kautz, Spring Ave. I,and with her brothers and sisIters·ln-law, at Middleport BDd I I HORSE SHOW Wednesday, Aug. 14 1:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14th , 8:00 A.M .-Poultry Judging-Open Class 9:00 A.M. to ll:OO A.M.--Judging 4-H Poultry and Rabbits, 4·H Showmanship, Poultry and Rabbits, Junior Fair Booth Exhibits 10:00 A M-Conformation Show - Horses and Poniea 12:00 Noon to 4:00 P.M. -Rutland High School Band •!:00 P.M. -Horse Show I :00 P.M.--Judging Flower Show 2:00 P.M.--Judeing Antique Display •7:30 P . M.-Hor&~ Pulling Contest .TWO SHOWINGS-TttURSDAY •nd SATURDAY BIG BEND VARIETIES OF 1963 back-short roll up sleeves. Sizes 8 to 16. ~ Mason, W. Va. I Mr. and Mrs. Christy Baer or Minersville and Mr. and ' Mrs. Elmer Frecker of Pine IGrove were Sunday afternoon ' guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. IKautz. Mr. and Mr!. Roy Jones Jr. ~ Jnd family of Columbuo were ISunday dlllDer guests of hio par· ]ents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones Sr. In the afternoon they visit:ed her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hill.Mr. Jonea ;ed home Suooay evening and :Mrs. Jones and children ra' mained for a week 's visit with ' her parents IOd to attend the ' I See our complete line of wornens White Uniforms, styles for w•itrMSel, nunes •nd be•uticians. M•ny lfYies •nd f•brics to clloose. Shop Elberfeld• for .your uniform :E. If IIU'. • Mra. Frank Stewart retumedl ll home Friday evening after li week's visit with her daughtel' BDd soo-ln-law, Mr. and Mro. . Lee needs. ' I JUNIOR SIZES ' MIS~I:S SIZES HALl' SIZES EXTRA SIZtiS ,. Freda " $1.95 to · : $1·1· 5 · · · • 9 . I , · ·i• , ~ ::=~~::.~ -LB&R.FELDS.· I.N, . POMEROY ":!:_BDdton . MrFla•· 0. E. 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