https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f5582bda7a0f1da2f460b3295d385aae.pdf bacdbb9b21aac96c54ece54947aae9f0 PDF Text Text . ,, l ~ • ' tho' ' " -- ',, ' ' Stiles Are Host . I , .' , At Family p,.,ner Held Qn 'SJJt,urday Mr: and M~l. E1l\iw. ~tllll enter· \lined l ll'OUp of ' rela,IV~I at dliUI~r, Saturday •I' Uielr bome, Root Sprint• IJO<Id., ' .. Mn. tl'faocea Ja· Jlr, and !lira Pa., , everilna: werJ Mrs. Jo~n Ginther and chll•ilrel,l Joyee and Jack, ,cheo· ""' ,I I fo Share-In Co~ · · Du8lt'.ontr~l STATE THEATIR ·I 'ft.· Pleasln!, l\'. Va. , JpOUight, however on California ·Many the prilmry as .h:urdle in. a 1960. nomination in New Haven · jovtD 'ceuntil . ' to ibare ill lbe ' coot of A ( ...... C..... Party Linot of cal<ium •. to be ~ ~ ••• Uilder California'• unique l!li>tlins street lq tbe ton •to lilinl 1111em, the as ·It met In J'Huhlr amount~d to a Moqdar evening In lbe '1!11 between • i~-;r ·~· ' ~ • 'I ' ~~:r~:::~~t%ll~ r.;,;half,&iD~iJ.. !O j ;r,tJ,. pD"iw !Upublleau pre,. �.... , . ,. .. - . 1L "' ; ~ ' ! • ~ ' ~- ' · " ' .: .lheat Refer'e~dtun ~ hopO,rtant 1'o &onomy • , Wliita · ~~ v~l!lln 1tjte .~1\it..refe,~q' Wla~!llrlce progra~, dlln, ~•.TIIJ!e :10, they Wll~ be - ~g ~11M doDar a bushel and;ll.81 a bu' but it w•oo'u~ld~r~=·::~'l lite entire corn and f~d·8Hill PI endanger the "ContinuMJo".9,{ -~ J \!1 '9~. '11lt, ~~ief is Ibn¥·. b.J'T!Je ltterf•t and tobacc.oo ~~~e~~~~~=~~:~:'~ll <' !'@ ~-.Pi!Jdudl!ln; and getting a ~pwrt ,price defeat qf the re o~.fUl ~ 'b~~et dr tbrowj!Ji ~"ffy ~11 ,ll\'1!' ., ter~~~~~ •s a vote against effortS to in~frove 0:~; tllill~Ollfi a'\d altawlns wl\ea\,.1!1 ·. I~nn lnC9.Dle a~d price support progra~s. Qn , 4!'liJl If.• ~1t~r a bushel next )le.¥· ~r' ; , the ~itwr hand, by a "yes" vote we -can-ahow ' 118t~l!ll~rts predict that wh~at will sell our detel'Jillnatlon to save what remains ' 1 {pf ., •:.fpOa't • liushet or less ·next year 'll · the' p\<ice support programs uqtU such Ullie . '" t,;;;,,,,.,. ~·~-~Ill· ~ails to receive a "yes" vote as tMs~- iirograms can be relluilt, ' · by twil'\hlrdt pi the farmers \'l)tlng on June ', 1~1v~ferendum is imj)j)r~nt to ail f~I'Jll· 20. . ., "Jf ~"!mis of.. the farmers voting in the ers.as well as to wheat farmers. It is ~lsd irn· poJ1ant to city people. 'l'b~ !l.efeat qt t!l!!. t&. ~e...~tl!jl ~t a "yes" vote In favor of ll!lrkellna quot¥ and restricting the n~tidn· ferendum wlii not reduce the price bread at' w~at a!ftage t6 55 million acres: the to ccinsumj)l's but it will reduce the illl~~)lejr',l of fa!'llt· dollars that find their way to the p~ typpon on next year'$ wh~ CfOP will on Main Street. · · be fl ,a\·i bushel. If' two·tbirds of those vot· ~~registers <" In, f~!l'to .vote "yes", they will put an end ,to -,Any owner, tenant and Qther person ·wttb lbe ·p!'iCAI ' stipport program for wheat 1an'd a~)i:i~~ in 1959 wheat crop of 15 'acres: or p!'Qb8111y lot all other farm commodlffes. more Is eligible to vote in the · Tljat's_,Qte:~-lg decision that wb~at fanner~ J'une 20. This means wives or others w!l~ :ar~ 1 wtb·lte Cl9ed. on to make on June 2~. . joln.t owners or tenants. Townspeople •whil·l ···~ defeat of the referendum would set ow11 farms operatel:i by tenants or have ·, , 1tHo~' of( a ,fluiln Ill econ~mlc and political reac· Interests In wheat cropa are eligible to wte:.;l !1!\na that, ~uid not oply wreck the existing fveryone who is eligible to vote should do' sp: ,· I f o • a . MASON OarJy, Sentr6eJ , lfr. ond Hro. Harold Winters D.aV l b"''-"I. -'!~ l!r. ~nd M••· ctorence walsh, a~~ 11!1'1. Thlma Dowe, all or :bbOIVIIIe, ' Ohio, spent Memorial ~f w~ek end with the mother or l!r~ Wl•t•r• ond Mr. Walsh, Mrs. ~lfl' Wolah. ' ll't. 'lild MrL Robert D. Fenton ~f~)~d)ool~e, Ohio, were week end (!IOOif 9f lfr. and Mn Charlo• y~"r -ond lamily, Mason, and Mr. a~d 'f!m, J. E. Pier.. ll ol Pt. IIRTH ANNOUNCID Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rickard or clittvn are announeinJ tli~' birth ol a daughter on June 2'al Hplr.er Hospital In Galllpolit. Ill•~ Riek· ard is the former Carol Rtomey ol New Hoven. Maternal iflndparonto are Mr. and Mr~. Viral! Ramey of New Haven while paternal PleUIDt a:randparentR are Mr. an,d Mrs. llr. and Vro~ Emoey Roush of Harold Rickord,·Sr.. of flilton . Ao'linllot\; Vlr,inla, Mro. Doloy Thlo Is the lira! child lor lho RickWeaver Of New Haven and Mr. and 1ards. ', _ \!fl. llol!• Rouoh of Clllton "fOJ'I! l~o· Sunday 1ueota of. Mr. and . OIS TO .MilT Ml'l. Dtllo1 Yo~Jor ol Maaon. · The Evangeline Chapter, j72, ·!llr,•W li\'r'o1 Cecil Bleulnl end the Eastern Stm wilt meet. '' chUdt'Oh '61 Aliron, Ohio, were the the Masonic HaiL, Tliunday, J.uno l'eel end 1ue1to ol 'rnr. and Mrs. 18 at 7:30. gliey Rtluoh Of Letal1 ond •l•lled • -+-• fi'~ndl ah4 relattveo In Mason. MliTING CALLIO • Jfn. Gornel Chapman of Letart The P14t Chlell of Magnoho walldmltlod to the Point Pleannt Temple, Pythlan Sloter&, wit: CUale lui, ~k lor o&ierntl9n. meet Thursday eyenlnt at tho 1 Wlllil D~ddln,, ltooon, hao re· hom ~ of !Irs. Delbert l!i•eloteln. !l!l'lttd illil hOme from , !'•Iter ' !l*,llll where he underwent a , TO MIIT•:rHURlOAY . ~ ·~w•tlon. . . The 3unior • .' IVI~dln1 '1":•11 ~¥n. 8111 o Shermlft of Moson "den Club will' meel Tburo~o<· h; bif,n retu.,od to h~r home ln . 'at ~ P· II!· at l.b• ~om• o! Jennifer liMO~ i\oolrl !f61l0r Roiplt8) where ,JJohae, . Wolle !1•1101. Membofl ilit l!•! '""'pllall~>d tor oevora! 'are · to hth11 small !~Yo w~h o~k"' hiP· She io ;flowers, ~ lnaeet. ~ lm~rovlnl bill Is confln· • .• '\"~f !,~ Ohllr. NIW• I ~r. ·t i!4 " Jii0.' R~tiirt stewort and Mn. . _,.itmlty'~lilted t~e '$mltb'Ceme- 1 ' Mt 'lit Lebn ·~ ~e'l!oilal boy. ' 'i lli Hmt~t Ko'oeberry or M•· 1!111 ,~ nported to ' be Ill at' rl0r I~!:fd!, r•· I . , . . ., a' Co)<IIUIP and Mn. Paul spent the ~n~. Mn. c Your EJectiotf · ~-~ ,,~ •• P. 'k. Orr of Col· Saturdoy mght Benr.y Spenctr .:md Mn. Curt Laurs , n, 1 ·•I I' K)'. CARb'!HALI . St~il CHI~~_ap . .UP.! -'- 1']10 ·c~i<;fiO Cardinals of the National Football Leo&ue hove al&ljed Don Carotbe!" · ot•Bradley, tllelr lOth ilrat\ ehcilee a year aao. �, ····,111&· ' ... ·' -- . ' ·' I 2-MpQaier~ 'l'he' S!, Loula <;~rdlnal~ beat tho Pili!burgh Plrat,l, ~. and the Chl<!fq j:;ub1 topped the Phlla~ei­ Phlllloa, 12-4, ,In the other NL 1. . , . . . .. ; . the AL, U>e 'Ceuotr, ~IIIIo 11J]illl0 ; )i MI!IIIOIIOrt LIHit 'l , ... , . silo• 'VMIItr ~!Hit • .""'' ~~ \laii!IY '"'~ i.a- f, ohko ,, ·\lalltr A~latlan ' . _{ W.e • ~re ' Headqllllrlen For . ; ers at all ·!lines to become with other players 3-Players ~•llhnore Orl- ih":'u~~~.~~:~ltSo~I~J:~!! ed a, tho Cleveland lndl~no,' ?-3, ~. START'RI .• • 1!1 , EPSO~, England UPI ,-'fwenty ataitere repreeenting live nations were BCheduled;.to ilo p~otward to· daY'in the 17,th running or the Epiom Dt>rby, .Britain'• top t~ree- ar-old horae race thtl •annuaily rno·Jnto •. turl pageant. or ·royal' top halt, ond•travellnll .ilypaiea, E ; 1,'. J 1 that with the , umpire 'ill ~lscus~lnJ the . should be dl,Pl~~ea smoke 1m111e~lely · smoking while In a �Man&,pes · • ---.,.--,..,..-~~ ~ 1- 7-room •Dd 1-11-ioom ~: Also, 2-11-(00m unlur~lolied ' apartments. Phone 310..M. 5 8 tie: Three nelol' apartments wit,.. range and refrigerator for couples. One PHONE 398 ed. Also office ' lOOms trailer Rpace. Phone 60Q9. · :&ATES 523-12tc. First floor apartment, 4 room! an4 bath. Near Midi:lleport swim· • mlng pool. Phone 6170. 6 2 6tc MA~E IS AGE KEEPING lng employment? II younger, supply 1everal hu••dr<id families in rutal are& with f'la· · Excellent contionally Advertised WatkinS 77-433. lllqulre Products far home and farm . No · ~26tp Good used B-Fiat cliXmet. Will ~ell cheap. Call Racl e 306.5. 1 . 2 3tp • Rouu'$ Shoe Store Middleport, Ohio life insuraqoo · aVaillble. For complete information write Gil· more Snair, 13~ Elm St.,• J;,ap· caster, Ohio. . ~1 {6) 3, S, 2tp . ;- • BARGA::IN::--:A-;-1-:M-:'u~st:-G::-o-.-: , Piano, Necchi electric &e\¥ing machine, / Caloric <;~• ral\lie, Rclrlgerator, ( l() )BUS I'leSS de~k, chma cupboard, 17" blonde _ Admiral TV, li Roll-A-Way bed. - interlo; Roger' Cullum11 'H. F. Gammon, on old Mayes farm, 1 mile from Boy Seou•Ca' o' 30 , bin near Chesler, Norge refrigerator, Call • 6 3 3tp ~- ., 626tc llOOFJNG, cs and. Service. pair and replace all Clint Sarver, Laurel Pomeroy. .PlL 827-J. .OST: Blue Parakeet. Call 195Y. Uvink room couch in good condl· 316 8 2 Roy Strickland, 161!1 Llneoln lion. Call ·Y. etc Painting 01' Carpenter Wor~e Heights. 6·3·31c l Craftsman Cuttini aad Wc10I\1J · 1 estlmales. Raymond Fife & Sana Torch with Tank Cart. Ad&l1'1 !'1 Phone 77693, Chcshlre1 Ohio. . (81 ·1\ui\J Soies Grocery, Call 9229. S·28.flLC 5 Sl l•tc tl: - - · - --- ·19154 Ch.ovrolct $793. 2!3 2 dr. So· Pomefanion Puppie.. 6087rY. '" dQn. ~harP ~ar inalde 4nd out. i i- BtaetLnar.s, Pomeroy. 6·29·:Hc S·28-Gic . .- . cash investment necessary.'. Free Americaq' on Stru- . Invl~Uons w~re reC!eL\'ed t.o at· tend ln8peptiont a~ !Qeverly1, Ma.rlella, Belpre, Lowe)!, Orville, and Cypro,a ahd ai1o to att,nil a · re· cepllon lor the Grand ·Ratton · at Cinc:innaU. ··~. 1' :!'!,,· ' "lull4""" Por ~~ GRUESER· BLOCK t'CI. - I Mllti Ntr!h tl Pomoroj , Clol•t. 1:1. Call Wro. or-or ' ' ' �'i Dry cle~ns Instantly( . . daughter L. RclUh spent e~d•;,ln l !;allipolls visit· Kanute. ¥aag Sunda,V home. and Mra. Ernest Elmer Grufter, '• . RUBidMAlD'·• liN.l TRAYS · 'l in. Stella Gru& or S~ringfield with hu 1tand :i-J I ' ' ' Adds extra cushtq~td wpr~ space ·o11 short co'!i. nten·,:::; protects 'cii~hei.'if~cbu~q~ol~e. yellow; pink.~nd: o1a~.'ld: 2 Rubbermajd bo~~ .and jar scrapers free'lo\'ith eit~r size drainer tray. .. ; .. . Leifheit a'nd ~orne by · Mr.. who 1pell.t t!lP. Ebersbach, Mn Mro. Harold , , Sblrley MUI• 1 ' · Oak Hill with ... ,ROACH ·HIVES I Clean - easy tQ, use. Kllill roache!, silverfish, water bugs and ·crickets. I ' '' Jam.. Stewm - Groee KellY - · aJ~ ­ ':WARPATH" ·Edmond O'Brien, Pean J.aier·lf Thuro. I Prl. -itiYi."'~ "lOCK, PlinY 1, Sai Mineo - John ' -also "OUN' POR A COWAIDI• Ired 1l<Morray ~I I ST~'Q , I • , 1'*. IHEATER,' ' Pl~lllilt, ' I , w. va: . He..p.id he . r~ ' Into the street and saw a man (Jiing wltJt a tw-o-by-two wooden plank driven t~O]!I't_ hl~o ebest. He •was ~ -~tan tb'-No!~ "tWj)o other f'he)'- wet'.! ·4feld, too."' Third of Hom0o l.onletl , On& ~kd of ..the lfome. l,eveled m Colfax; and at prnon1 were Au~t:~~= twit ted kil ed. into~ of polea arehea . area. Roads debril, piecel of .:l:td fiv~ • bodies wert togctber, 1- :'horri~ly ·,nlari~ ' FOOD Ma~e thj,ngs iJ'OW. For roses, lljwns·, flowers, I shrubs. •aiu WINDOW" . 69~\·l~ ··~· . ' ~ACCO ToNIGHT ,;/; . • ' f .' '' '' . We Carry The ,Complete J..l'de ol ,Bl.~naald House? •' ' wares. . . 1 ~lANT , · . '·~~· ;. $3.~ .:)rl, Odorless. ,, J ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 4, 1958 carsey henry thomas