https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cbe3576497fe59dadb357dcbf56209a3.pdf 99ce745d2d01bc3b6cb2f1b58ab2c7db PDF Text Text •' . -·· ' u H 0 me n ut • soc Rutland Hig cui ,famili F tedW 7Y· NEWS ore F TODA Att t • A. r~: 1H&b biJ!i, obto f 0 OF • • II 8 .. • 1' • e at I • ' • re1· bout port, Ohio, dThre I Tw r e ·- F bonq of Colum eol of bls Norbert Ne alers ly the rtment wtth the ens awar ed t ce est, sma1rteot f rsumm r! We'v a rge s ad tl 0. D. n, pees county o 2 of ks ofbodo, po wlU be n knit tops. I others 0 lot HOIUI: 8 lo •· witll 3 0 0 m • ' I F Youth Sit Is 0 '> • • • • A NIT R d �~HE. -· bAlLY SENTINEL Editorially - -". • • 2-.Da!JY SentineL Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 2, 1959 By NeW HOVen Social Events •v relau,.. Olld In Columbus tbil WOfk Jack ~Jfc. 13,500,000 youngsters beween five and 14 'tarted. tile traffic cteajp ra~ of sc~ool-ye youngsters has been cut in half. while that of other age groups has nearly doubled." The closing of school for the year, hQW· ever, will not mean a complete end to patrol influence, the club leader asserts, pointing out that safety habits developed in youngsters during school months are certain to continue through the summer for many boys and girls. his 3 aona, ·Robert, Gordon BY aLANC*I M. HASKINS they hiJ!: root Lt around tike a b~o~ll in a rail piJe'"a l'ate one fr~ - you know wno Tennessee Jd•hic Ford. "Most men - To l'~rhr~.burg today {May 26J on a business visiL and lovely ride it is up through Lhe r~rtlle OhiO Valley. One <'Omes to busy truck aotrden lil'l~nes at Rockltmd and Belpre and the roadside markets are full of tomatoe11 (from Florida), wat.-rmelons, <"itru• lruits, and Vllltt!Lab!es. Of course, we bot~jh1 tomatoea-IIL 75 cents a !unall·illh basket and they Weft! pur\)' wood to have come ~o far, ~md 110 early . t~ .Jiut 1'ri1 glad to know Racine and ' fetart tomutoea: are comlni on alNtce. ~~vr they'rl! just the world's belit. ia all ferred to in recent column wu alway!! ll8kinl( ''You Llon't know or any rich old maid with a hacking cough wants to a:et married, do you?" He'11 the one always asked me along in a deep snow about February, ·•sJanche, where you gonna !ipend your Jo'ourlh of 1uly " ' Commencements and weddinp !ill uver Lhe piKce. "l'i11 !IUIDIDer and all i11 t!:UY. Today ~arne invltallon to niece Annette 4 Ables' wedding at Jero.nea'lille, Ohio, Jurw 13 I'm her great aunt and shall make a mighty effort to go, as I'm the only aunt she has ln all the world on her htthe1·'11 1ide (the M<1tthews side, he betng LewMatthew• Ablel, son of my dear sillter, Vina. now deceased). Arthur Clark announces to r~e (wait, I'm not through!) "Well, I'm gettlna: nearer .. the altar e,,. ery day--Junlor Kennedy's just aaked me to be usher at HIS wedinM.'' I warn Arthur that Nature sets a trap, a tender tray, " ve lvet trap. . Rev. howard Ruppelt up at our post orfict! lickine stamps like crazy and with a pile of bii long envelopes · nearby-curiosity gol the ·b etter of me so I asked plea•· antly, "Goodneas, HO'oi{Jrd, who all you writint.: so much to"-then suddenly I guessed ere ne told me - they were Hpeclal letters to all Only yesterday (Burely 'twas of the 40 somt! MilS 11eniors he'd only yesterday) "J. R." aa the kJds reeently helped chaperone on their all Cll.ll him, wa~~o Ill our house w~th New York lilnd washlncton trip. his pMrtmts and the Orin Smiths Ue Jet me read one. It waa as ten- - we were. all set for a wild, wild der . and loving " nte18a&e of eveniaa:. playing rook. thankl"~nd ·best wiahes to each Discussion ra.n on all to age be· senior such as their own mother or ing dropped, (the~.) to entering dad would wrlte- 111aned "With a Army at 18. J. R. li1tenlng careFol'ld Heart." LLtckY. lucky us to fully, lo~ked ~P u,nd 11tunned us by have a Howard auppell in <?'!r annOUIICin,a •. Jr they ..drop It to midll. I'll make one aueM• {N'\' ,4- wen. I m 1n, Is all. 'twUI,t.. correct) ' ~!!there ~ "' I CKplm"~lth laughtm· (lnaideJ len wnl 'land-either 11 each . cry tlm~ .. think of that cute Senior·• Memory book or in the kui and how quh·k he was to aay lovely new R~blcs presented to t~nt. And he'i always been like them f1·om all nver. that. 1 r hope to be' at your wedttin.:, And 1 know the Seniors were J . R. , olrl thing, and Jn&Y'he 1 <'ill equally (fnteful to Pearl Reynold• keop from bawling- ! alw1ys Laku ,kinderprtf'n teacher (1 think) to extn handkerchiefs. some of thc~e and to our ever popular co~ch )lounu: .Hm Burhm. Twn of my ruvorlte Pt>ople, All had a grand time . 'Twas doubt- Herbie {]hambcra and Rotwrt lea• a journey similar to Uly!llcs <Bob1 Harris, have heen here of old as told In Homer's "rlhtd" lutcly..-frlmul "Uob" to deliver and '"Ot:ya!Kiy", llntl 1'•1 Nurely chur·ch envcloiJ('s-he wa11 golng like to hear mo~ 11f ll. on to .Pat GallaJ,I her's lind aaid he, "I'll have to Htop and chew tbe ' lrilh cousin Dick McCarty rl"l· fat with ·Pal a while." Mr. Harria l Va .. wert- . and M.rs. Andrew . ton • .Bruce, -of C~thf.t· .ae.eUinc awlrnmen in trouble it not aa eaaJ •• it looks - and oft· en tbe reacuer teta Into troubJe, tpo. U your child i1 not an. expert 11Wimmer with Ufesaviftl tralnina:, t~ach blm to help another awlmmer wltb IJl oar, a roPe, or a Hre preserver, lllllead of Jwnpiq ln himaell. Use & boat, tbat'l tbe beat way. Get ready for summer by teach1111 )'our kidl how ·NOT to drown! Tlill column Is sponaored in the interest of better health bY: Your Tut.ftulosls Anoclaltlen 1V. and Mrs; .Riehard Vau&han were In Dunbar, w. Va., to attend the craduatJon exercises at the New ·Haven Dunbar High School when Mn. BIBLES PltESI!NT•D Vau1han's 1brother, RusseU Allen Leather Bibles, wjlh their n1mes Parsons, received hia dlploma. printed. Ln gold JeUefl,. were preRuuell was an bonor student jn 1 ~~~~~~to membera of st. Paul's the clasa of JM. 1~ Church, graduating from · The Vauchan's returned School. Those' receiving the Friday and Sunday UU.s year Were Jimmy Fry, btouibt the Vaughan&' children and Mrs. John Fry, and .home and also his fil'andmother, of Mr. and Mrs. Annice Oh,Hnger, who have Men visiting in ·Dunbar for the PLAN SWIMMING LESSONS past weet. He plan8 to remain Mr. and iVs. Don Foglesong and Swimming leaaona at Ute New here with ._!!rs. Ohlinger and the Recreational Pool wllJ be· lamily of Mason had as Memorial Vaughan!! ror 1 short viJit. on Jun'e 1 at 8 •· m. to 10 Day dinner guests, ,Mr. and Mra. a. m. children from. 6 to 10 Georee Mees and Mr. and Mrs. • )lea'rs of age will re&ister; .JO a. Frank Harris, all of Mason. lames Proffitt has returned to m. to 11 a. m.-10 )!eara of aa:e up to adillt1 wiJI reglsU!r; 11 e. m. bil home from HOlzer Ho1pital to 12 · p. m. adults will register where he had ·been a patient for The lmons wUl be given by Mr.t. several daya following surgery on Mary Jane Tennant, who: has been . his knee. Mr. and Mrs. John . Hammack the lristruetor for the past .tev· .and dauehter of Cbarlt;",ston and eral years. Dr. and Mrs. Leo Konieczny and family of tronton visited Mr. and 0 :Us: B. F. •Board and Mrs. MIII'Y · Berry and daUghter over tbe week Contl-.1· Prom Po.. Ono) . end. biomedlal information during Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Blaine of and after tbe space flla:bt-r-and Akron are visiting Mr. and Mrs. •a•d there wa1 no lndfeaUon th•t ·B. F. Betard and Mr. and Mrs. ~ble . would not be able to sur· Fnpk Morris of pt, f'letsant. v.ve 1t. ~·· Katherine Weaver of KenWhen a light suraleal aneuhesia ova spent Sunday with ber ~ieee, was administered, however, a Mrs. Lester -Dodson and fam1lv of Mrs. Qrpha Ohlinger has moved from Parkeraburg tO her home here where she wiU reside. Mr. ·and Mrs. Harol4 . lobnaon ~is,ttd i'e~tivea ~o and Newark, Ohio, -..k eod. 111<. .-4 .J4n, Clarence over tbe Gene, and daua:hter, :Marjorie of Washington, D. c., conatantly by hi11 llide. He baa emerged triwo- ~S~~~i:~~~~~,;;~~~~~~ ~~:~;h ·~~~.;.' ~~~~'."; ll,:~,:e·· a• Ne\v Haven Women's Club bi~ ,~'::::~d~~:·;~ ~i:! :.~~;; The. Woman's Clll.b Annual Din,..er Held Tues~ay garden neor our ._home. we had of Ne'Y Haven beld their annual dinner · ·· missed him oo atl sprlnv-bo'd meeUii& on TueadiiY, 'e:ven!ng at tbe New Haven Elementary been feoUni rather bad. Klo tlraw· Sch09l with Pie WahAIJla Band ·B oosters Association serving . berriea here are now rlpe and be't spaded up a lllllll patcb-for tomaiOI!O, I'll betc~. But I'm 'onna watch J,lm *:n.d "" be get1 out of the sun after a 'h~rt ~ut With the hoe. He'l.faf t'I)O a"-biUou.l!: on a:ardenipg, 10 1 threaten him 111 tell daughter, Esther, if he c;tV~I;'· doea It-all the while I'm cettlna a chalr for him in the ahde. But iL looks so nice to ee him down around h~:re ap~n. So thl1 ie the time when par· enta ought to be thlnking or what the)' can teach their younpters-now, before •ummer starts-to keep them out of the clutches of that traeic and useless killer, summer drowolnJa. You a:tve them swimmlna lessona, naturally, IBut there ar'! other thlng1. For in&lai\Ce, point .)Ut how easy It Ia to overestimate awimmlng abUit,-. It's temptina to jump into a lake and at.art 1wlm· mine straig~t out frOm ahore. Younpten .someUmes for&et that tlley have to awi~ BACK, too. of Mr. and Mrs. ind Stewart· Sun•! tilt Mehl cently with faithf\.11 wife Llda and the mtJl. < ~ · •· - D9!_ _ 1~.:Ys.!.·· -----.t).in_.el "'' ~ • Ttu~· ;,Ue·""~~tH-'<i• t.he CQJlUttency; red lower half ol foyer ~d pre..,.ted 1!!111-'no.,(af• •hlfld for recordlna oeorellll')' of red ;o,e ~uds. '·A -colt~·nd so- lt~nda for cotJraae; white p~rt of shteld for treasurer and stanc;l• for purity. In her ,ta~k she brouct.t out the five words tbe iDii&nia st4nds for and. 1~reued that they BLood Cor reeponatbilltJ of offlcer• and are the theme for cub work. ~Ulcer• ioltalled were: preiJ,dent. .r'ln. Paul Scally;. vice PftlldfQ1, Mrs. John Moraan, re~~lng NC· retar)', Mra. Mark ~ard. corrt•· pondlng aecretary, Mfl. Qonal4 Rouah; \reaatlfer, ~rs. Je11 Aiblt. fol!nwiniC the lnslallation .,ervice Mn. McGlothlin made a fareweU addreQ lo the clt.tb ~· rettrina: prealdent and pre.ented Mrs. Paul M.rt. Euieoe He•ter aerved as Scttlly with the club presldeot'• toaatmlatnas. Tbe invoe,ilon Wlls pin. A response was ~~:lven by Mrs. -liven tby Mrt. lack fto,mtr. Mrs . .Scally. il\obflrt McGiothll~. pre.uJenL, gave 'he wel~omin& addr"'' Oinnetl Members registering W!Jrt Mr1. gueltl were then introjl-.ced ,by F1oyd Carmack, Mr•. Willard ArmMr•. anter. i'oiJo'tfiDI dln1}er a strone. Mrs. Donald Hartley, :Mr1. voeal plecUon by Sheldoa I\Ouah, Edwin Ro,uah, Mrs. Jack FieBer, "ThiiH'I Nothinil Mke ·A Dame,, Mrs. Phil tBatey, Mrs. Thomas Hoff waa preaented. He was aeeompa~- man, Mn Donald ltouah, llr1. led by Naney ArmatrOna: The •Paul Powell, Mra. Robert Ma~loth· evenint• epeaktt, · Mr. ~drian lin, Mrs. Eua:ene Heater, Mra. Paul H adley editor of tbe MaBon Scally, Mrs. John Morp:n, Mr1. C:unty 'Newa •treued wsonal Jess Able, Mrs. 'Mark Ward, Mn. relatlont make aoocl pUbUc rei•· James Hampton, Mra. Kermit Holll far clu~ . work. He urpd the Ford, _Mrs. Alton ·Bonney, Mta. E. l b to continue adJvi\lfl and L. Stem, Mrs. A. T. Marlhall, 'Mn. fr~ndUness lh order to 1.,,;re fu- ·Richard Pfiffner, Mrs. :~m Howture IUC\'II. Sheldon R-ouaJi then ard, Mra. William Ch•sler a~d llanJI "May You Alwa,va.'' .A,•short 1ue•ts rea:lsterinl were Mr. Jed. talk .-u liven lby .Mrl. MtGloth· rlan Headley, Sheldon Rou1h, N~n· Un and she preaente:d &lft• to the ~y Armatrong,~T~' ( I, R... IJ~~tton, gueBI tpeoker, &ololtl and aeeom .. '~"· Cheller , •u~r ... )llrol G. paniat. GUt were also pnaented to Greene, and Mfl. A. w. Z mmer· cial h,our \fas JmJored prior to tbe di9'ner. ·· · The dab ~oJor• ofl'ed and white were ' carried out Jn table decor&· tion. Tablet were covered wUh white C!lottil decorated with clouds of red net tl,tcked in at intervals with fil'OUpa of mock orange bloa•oma. A'tr'angement1 tn the center Mary Ward, my cluamate of of e4ch •ection were in erystal Cheshire H. S. 1~. wrh.ea me- CGnt•l~rl using white roses and "l'U ,be at Alumni, wlU )'OU?" 1 t II 1 k or h ver sianal back, ·:cmon old ctrl. we'll t~! ~~ ta~:: Th:'ta~ors st'*il!ti;Jr, In l~.n we tall oa ~vr were wrapped In red wltti.' paper faces a loin. Fifty 1!!&r 1tufl. Ia f1 81 to each · Man, who'd a thlinlc it way baek ~ R- Teo- Vaughans Atte.,d !lllbl oil~ ~~IJ4ren art vloiU•• rei· ~"vtll !, W'llaburJ lblo week. 'l'l>ei' 410. ~.0 vislli!l4 .r.ir. Te~· n~t's mother who is a patJ\tA~ " Ohio VaUey General HOSpital, ,· Commencement At Dunbar W.Va. High WltHUDI, W. Vo. Mr. and Mra. 0arl Tennant and ~;~;:~: ebildren 1 Mrs. Opal Mer.ica, J'rec1 I! Mt.r lea are vllutlna relAtives ia ~·ir!ii WlteeUog and WeUol>uri lhla j w ..... . MASON 'f. ::tO:he Lhere-4 of us left out Or 4'We 8 of 1909", aa we called olirMfN. l'd •better qul\, J'Oh, dry thG.te tears, And calm th'Oie feara. Life was not made f()r IOl'fOW." ''Griel cornea 11u !But soon 'twUI pau. , Oh, dry those tean." My dear Uttle old Mary, •he of the aln&ham clad day•, now a diiU~q~ish(!d member -of Ohio U.n· lverstty s faculty, crUlc teacher at .flufua ·Putnam achool. Ask Sail)' Schaaf-!!he'll tell You what call,be~ Mary Ward's made ot And •orne we loved The lovelie1t and the best" for the five In our class who are gone. ~.. , Your E).ectl•OQ LaWs " IY TID W. IRDWN S.crttary of st... Last week we reported Ohio now haa 39 counties regi&lt"ll.tlon of voters - 16 partial registration aqd 23 com plete reglllratlon. that Wl$h with wltb Another lnlereatlna el.,ctlon statistic Is the fact thlt votlna machlnea are now uud in 21 Ohio counties. fl*:miUon an~ Cuyuhoga County are the tate1t lar1e cou nties to acquire J.rllChinehand ~10mc qther counUe• have taken them on a trial basit. Columblana Counly used lhem for the flnt Ume in the May Prhuariel In two municipt~Utlel, havlna: Jeaaed theft\ on It trial b~ailt ' The J.ut>as County Board ef IH tmrrently eonalderin~ thl' U8l! of IRt'Chanical YOUOC rqulpnLt'nt. ·HourtiH of Electionl In aome of lh~ countic1 hiVe been forced to find new quartera or td , add to their ofnct1 •pace, Thll l1 part!~· ulorly true In the mol'fi ~·tropg)· lt1n counuea where $be n111~a· tlon rolla h•ve been lnerela· ine ami mor& IP119f! 4J nteded for lo~lt!cllnns the olaf!, for equiPllltD\ arid Ill· lny:. Cuyahoga CguntJ preuntlr 11Cekin111 a new lltta4Quartf;t'a · abd the Summit Coun\y Board lJ alan· nln1 to movt~ Into 'nliW otllcet which are beln1 providtd b1 the County Commlasiontl'l. t• Paint Sale S ace M nkey . fc ~;~:r~:~;,tf~.~ J Inside Rubber Base $3.98 gal. All Sha3es OUTSIDE WHITE $3.98 gal. ROOF .PAINT $1.55 gat.: a. retirina: officers of the club 1nd· the club preaentod Mn. McGlothlin with i; Jlft. The ' Install a Won of ofricera WI& oonduQted b,y .Mrs. Paul Powell, finl prerddent or the club. ln her talk 1he ul8d the lntit:nla of the chtb president's pin and what each part Hands ror in rea:ard to the various offices. The gavel· for the pre1ldent stand• lqr authority; the cruud"r shield for the vice prl!lli· dent atands for enlia:htment; fully riaen 1un on a ·b lue field for tlte correapondlng secretary standa for m';!'l~ms donallna favors for the occasion were Hampton and Capehart, Sunbeam ·Bakel')', l&S Supermarket, Wetherall Pharmacy aad .NBC Cleaner~ . NON YELLOWING WHITE ENAMEL $1.77 qt. SPAR VARNISH $1.98 qt. ,.,-;.,.--,=·-==-::::: RIVIVAL TO IYART There will be a revival star,tnc June 8 at 8 p. m. et the Cartelon Interdenominational Chureh Oil . King1bury Road. The evan1eUat i1 Rev. Lucian Mount.J· of Squ*h Vienna. Ohio. Everyone 11 wei· come. The pastor 11 Rev. Marion William• of Addison, 0. You '11 Always Profit ·-· Teaeh· tbem never to swim with· out a ·companion, preferabl)' with a Voat neal1b)r. Don't 1wim too soon after a me1l - a two-bour wail la not too lonJ. Don't rely on wa\er • ·lnJI or 1n old inoer tube it )'ou're not HfdY for deep waterthey have been known 10 fan. · lmpreN on )'our Younptn the d1p1er of panic - be can alwaya float and relt lf be i1 tlrlnJ dan· geroualy. Muscle crampa ean be handled, too- teaeb a boY or Jirl bow to l!lllll8e them away while atayinl" up. Ttll them to hanl onto a boat if lt ovenuna-not to try to 1wim alhore. coune. Ill<\ 1\ll'f. Jaqtea Shaulllt Eaat Bank, 'W. '~==~~~==::::::::::::::::::~~===~--=-=-=-::-:::::::::~~~h~ad~<7I~d~a7y~o7In~M~e~lg=o~K7os=p~l~~l~re­ Did You Know That? HOW NOT TO DROWN lt'a not 1ummer yet, In many places, but you can bet your mpn· ey tb~ kld1 in your family ire eounting the da7s tJU It eomea. And wbat Is a kid's idea of helvenl)' SUJD~sy. T.he chanee to 19 awimmfril every day, of t~ed years of age, in 14,000 communities. "Since t922 when the patrol program was Combined Efforts Of Churches Create Youth Center HEALTH FOR ALL itelh,r ··~ Fred 'Merica, who 11 sta- ~~~~t~• ~~:;;":iveril daya ~ In Walhin&~on, is home ~i.~itini hla mother, Mn. Opal Merica. of Mr. 4n~'· Mn. .Mr. and Mrs. William Chisler Friday for rt. 'K~o¥ recent visitors in 'P arker•wJU \ilt~e ·~il ··b,Uie where they visited their National Guirdl. n1;1ne Gibbs i1 & Jutgieal it llo-r Hospital · 1.... Mr. and Mrl. 0. J. B01tic • and famll)J- ue· neationln1 in Aor~d• .Mr. •l)d -Mu. Elmer Brinker rq,ovd to Dlinois. Vacation Time Means More Caution N~w that schools are closing for the year, both motorists and children must assume a larger responsibility for themselves in avoid. inc accjdents on streets and. highways, says John P. Irwin of the Southern O~io Automo1\ile Club. Thl:! is another way of saying that the School Safety Patrols will be going off duty for the summer, according to the local AAA club leader. who adda: "We now ha,re more than 700.000 patrol boys and girls throughout the nation, giving d&ily protection through the school year to Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 2, 191!9-3 •Ia(~ Cleland's APPLIANCE Free Parklllll • , ..... 201 401 I. Moln It, tber McKnight. JaQf.l. · When 70111' aelpbo1' you with the ~·1UI .• • , . · Mr. and. Mrd. Faye Blessing do~ue:hters Audrey · Arlene BeLty o£ steubenville were end guests of Mra Ed Blessin& and Audre)'. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laurent of Lansing visited Mr. and Mrs. J, M. Crump last week. Social Events In Syracuse rapid and convulaive heart Mrs Russell Blessing ment developed and the .mon·ke)' · · Mr. and Mrs. Ross Norril and d'ed despite efforts to revive it. and famlly o! Vie!:1na, W. v_a., and Mr. Oan ·Hayman motored to FQ'· 1 Mr and Mrs . Blessmg of ettesvllle, N. C., to attend the ''The cause of death.'' the of Mr. announcement said, "was of Ma10n. Services ltr the Rev. Oral Roberta Mf· Norris went to reof Mz. Crusade. teiv~t hea~~a. . fr.om an· illn~s• b_ut lett "OD dUe to· ttie 'lhor\ time they were ahe will aSie to sta)' ' l\e dld not get to Rev. her and hus- ,Roberts a1 the line of penons waitCH,uiPION TRAP SHOOTER band, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Kerber. ing was one half mile long. HowFAlRF'tELD, Conn. VPI-Fellow Mr. and Mrs. Burley GrinJtead pros consider Julius Boros aa the and cbi1dren of Columbus were. ever Mr. Nonia feels he was helpgreatest trap shooter in the game Su~ay guests of Mr. and Mrs. ed. The meeting waa held In the today. That phase of the game Ge.ofge Zuspan. world's largest tent which along with strength in long Iron Mr. and Mrs. Sam Allinder of omd wood shots enabled Boros to Detroit were re·cent guests of Mr. 18 thousand and every seat filled with people atanding pick up $20.000 In earning• on and Mrs. Gcorgeifjapan. side the tent 11 far 11 could the .pro .topr Jn 1968. Mr ind Ml"'. Workman and seen. Mr. and Mrs. Ea Ewing, all Iof At the Oral Roberts Cru.tade ·Mr. and Mn. !Jen ·Bucl have respent the eek end In un ng on, H II t W. Va., turned from New Lexlngton, Ohio. County on the south months ago Mr. Nor·ria' . where they attended the graduaof the Potomac Rl.ver on a Mrs. Ricbard Weaver tion of their cra!JMaughter,. Bel· trip. ly ill with aathma and was trice Ann Dumolt, and 'nephews. Mrs. Lena Muagrave of Colum· Rev. Roberts .JLnd was 'Charlel and Otto Sboen'!aker, and Ia a Ruest this week of Mr. ealed aDd basn't bad a visited other relatit~ and Mra. L J. RutteneUUer and the illnell since to which . Mr. and' Mrs. Lester zetlde Homer <;old of Greenup, Ky., ris wUI be very happy to teiUfy. viiited· Mr and. Mrs. L. J. Rutten· cutter on Sunday. Mrs. Sarah P'olter and d1ugbter have just. returned from a week's vt1lt In Kimberly, W. Va, where Columbul she. viaited with relatives. spent Friday through SuDda)' with Mr. and Mrs. Amos Leonard and BASIC TIIAINING CHICAGO UPI....JRookle pitcher attended Sundq School. Rev. and Mra. w. c. ·Radford of Bill Henry of the Chicago Cub& never Played baseball-only lOft· Piketon viBited Misa LiMi~ Ter· ball-unUI he signed his first pro· rell and brotberm Friday evenlq. Mrs. Grace Gl~ of Columbus feB&Ional- contraet with Clarii:adale oi tho Cotton Stole League in Is visiting her ~hil4rpn, Mr. and Mrs. William lladford and family. Mr. and Mra. G(OUt Glaze aatl' son of Akron are ·aw ··visitors Of the Radfords. ~'-. ' :·~~:~:;~I I By Knowing Shorthand ty MINI IIIYWOOO WQN I 1!11 an lnlonlewor llJ They told me abo\11 a "111'1" 011 .mploymenl tl~cy, hlf4il' In Dotrol~ apd 11, whol~l n. a day wonl by bul thai 001110 tired •• a Kelly Girl. Tbla II'~ J0\1111 WOIJI&n WOUld lt.Y, hUll• IOCDnd limO oho rt\lrt.d. ~· u1: "1 IIIlo' a,oanpouon whl' ~rat retired ol eo, l~n al 11;· 1 should bolhar to Jearn ohorl· Comfortably llqd, o~e ("Ia sh• ....,.4 • can .-lax after A ,..,. ot WG!t. ~d 111. '1'.1' malllo4a1, I lrt· 8ald the people at ~Ill fltl quetltli fin~ th~ .Wo thtn1: llenlce: · "lt'o borl"', hard to learn 011# "With o DOiton-wiQo oborlap move- 1M~;"· a~d Jimmy Stewart of Muon, ·Don-~ · na Goodnight or Pomeroy and Janice Nicholson of Oilton spent last ID Daytona Beach, Fla. HAiiT!'OP.D . Mr. ~tnd Mr•. . Georee Lerner spent Tuesday In ilun~lngton. Mr. t~.nd Mrs. Hal'old Bumgarner and children belnr~s. Jean, June, Tohnnte and M"'Y Jane of near New Haven were houae auests the past week of Mrs. T. E. Bleasina and dau&}lter Audrey. Mrd. S)'bil McKnight, Mi'L Wi:IJiam Reitmire .and famil)' of Bluefield are cuests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wll)'land and Miss E3- The combined efforts of the Chester Methodist Cba.-ge pictured above are bending oward the creation and operation of a Chester Youth Center under the direction of the Pastor Rev. Lewis Buell. The churches above top panel left to right are: Minersville, Alfred, Rock Springs. U>wer Panel, Flatwoo<ls, Chester and the parsonage. At the right is the Chester School which will be the site of the newest of Youth Centers in Meigs County. WARM-UP TOSSES LIMITED • nessy, president o! the lnternational League, said today that from now on all pitchers will be limited. to only five warmup tosses and that mound conlerences will be beld to one minute in an effort to speed up games. ,. , __ ____ PREMIER SWORN IN KATHMANDU, Nepal UPI-8. P. Koirala was sworn in Wcdnes· day as Nepal 's first elected premier. Koirala Is chairman of the SOcialist Nep11li Congress. He beada I cabinet of 18 men and l10{11111"~:~:~~~;.,_,_~- . THI!lltE'$ WOii.aY .. '. ,, . . .NO' ' ' ... . AllOVT 'l"HI; ·. ·' : -' WEA.tllEJi., WHE~ . . WE 00 YOUR . LAUNDRY. · 'Mr. and Mn. Juniof:.'o,Whlte of Warsaw speDI the ' '1'!.\h Mr. and Mril. ,~ Mra. and 1Jrs. ," Ohio'• npld arowlh 'brinl• with (leld and tbooe who deal with e~Ioqo-tho Scertlory of State ~~d th~ 88 ' It prohltlms In every County Boardl of ElMtlonl--do not eiC!ape. Lon1·ra~ '1annlnl It In pro&re81 and the probleln11 wU b'! met. · . J'OH'N E. ELLCf.SSO Will Be With Us Wednesday & Thursday ' . June3and4 . • LET us DO ~OSE REA VY THIN(,lll, TOj). DRAPES- SUP (OVUS -~JCll$ ExJierUy Clellle4. To The Kahn Tailoring Line . Pre11nt . . HUNDREDS OF BEAlJTIFUL NEW FABRICS • ..OR SMART CLoTHES . ' • " I ,.. TAN WITH NaUunally Advertised Tanfastic DUTTON'S DRUG STORE Coals Bldg. Middleport, 0. VALUE·RATEJhe.ROCKET Themanwho knows value goes Oldsl .; ., Mre -~ more medium-prioe ear ~ who went the mo.t for their mooey are illinill8 tho owing to Old.. Why? lleeauee they figure up aD the extra quality featUres and convenieMea Old. bu .....ndard equiprrwnl. Tboy .....fully OUD• eider the economy o£ the Rocket Engiae ••• ti,Je low-cost maintenance of an Old& ••• ita · bigber """le value. Bul moel ol aD uklhemaolvee, !hot "I• dait doe kind of ror myJomilyorul I will 6e proud lo ..., ••• one IAal will p w 1M full _,Of" ·~fun .,.j comfon we ..mat • • • u t1W tiM - """"" ltyk will AU] ;.. llyle?" The overwhelming ..yet" ean be found ia tho zooming oaies ,..,.,... of the '59 Olda· mobile. See your Oldomobile dealor today I , , V..Xu..ftate tho RocluotJ Custom Tailored To Your Own Measurements . /' . , . - - lea'-'! BE $UkE TO- COME IN dllpklrfnglhll tlgft IMMI a "- ~Cafe ...-.. fll a ~.59 Okk far .,.... , . Fore$t"Clark, Owner .. TWO CONVENIENT ~QCATJ9.N$ I .• . ( ' . \': ' ' ~ "'-"-ltJilifttto . . . . .. ~llo-todolldrt.. "' aMI hcrte .,.... ..... *""' • yo~o~ '' aptWCIIMIIwflle VALUf·IATI! tlte loclcet ge . . rvadl I---· Mllll-.- .. KARR & VANZANDT ~ cUi. . em "" ChdiDary 8'fei)'Ciay aocid.enb o\IH'('IIft )IOtl"1e 1110tectod 'b7 Aafo.OwDon hluod liability 'l1do - rl. liability for tbe OllliJe flml1l' illadMoil in oar:lm-m.tailo!ed protectiaa pollq. Get. ,..... . . . T.P. toclq. <lOt•• DAVIS-WARNER INSURANCE AGENCY PHONE 331-X . Jtl!8. NI-M SECOND ST.- POMEROY ........~ ::_:w:o:m:a:n:. . _ _,;__ _ _ _~========iiiiiiiii~""""-""""""""""'"""'"""'""""""'"""''"""""""""'"""~~ Rah1 , A Pai'n? 1918.~~~ I 11t DO "hJ I oboul~ . ol tolllt 10,000 I~ At* 111. II'UIOII!blt Ia ..1 o tf~ 'WI~Ithorthonq. I!o 'lhl' BURN! MONTREAL UP'I-Frank Shaugh· s~.i~il~~~~~ for freshness ~of. ' -- - - - - - Rock Springs air outlook You a.ead the broBd ltabiUty " �~HE. -· bAlLY SENTINEL Editorially - -". • • 2-.Da!JY SentineL Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 2, 1959 By NeW HOVen Social Events •v relau,.. Olld In Columbus tbil WOfk Jack ~Jfc. 13,500,000 youngsters beween five and 14 'tarted. tile traffic cteajp ra~ of sc~ool-ye youngsters has been cut in half. while that of other age groups has nearly doubled." The closing of school for the year, hQW· ever, will not mean a complete end to patrol influence, the club leader asserts, pointing out that safety habits developed in youngsters during school months are certain to continue through the summer for many boys and girls. his 3 aona, ·Robert, Gordon BY aLANC*I M. HASKINS they hiJ!: root Lt around tike a b~o~ll in a rail piJe'"a l'ate one fr~ - you know wno Tennessee Jd•hic Ford. "Most men - To l'~rhr~.burg today {May 26J on a business visiL and lovely ride it is up through Lhe r~rtlle OhiO Valley. One <'Omes to busy truck aotrden lil'l~nes at Rockltmd and Belpre and the roadside markets are full of tomatoe11 (from Florida), wat.-rmelons, <"itru• lruits, and Vllltt!Lab!es. Of course, we bot~jh1 tomatoea-IIL 75 cents a !unall·illh basket and they Weft! pur\)' wood to have come ~o far, ~md 110 early . t~ .Jiut 1'ri1 glad to know Racine and ' fetart tomutoea: are comlni on alNtce. ~~vr they'rl! just the world's belit. ia all ferred to in recent column wu alway!! ll8kinl( ''You Llon't know or any rich old maid with a hacking cough wants to a:et married, do you?" He'11 the one always asked me along in a deep snow about February, ·•sJanche, where you gonna !ipend your Jo'ourlh of 1uly " ' Commencements and weddinp !ill uver Lhe piKce. "l'i11 !IUIDIDer and all i11 t!:UY. Today ~arne invltallon to niece Annette 4 Ables' wedding at Jero.nea'lille, Ohio, Jurw 13 I'm her great aunt and shall make a mighty effort to go, as I'm the only aunt she has ln all the world on her htthe1·'11 1ide (the M<1tthews side, he betng LewMatthew• Ablel, son of my dear sillter, Vina. now deceased). Arthur Clark announces to r~e (wait, I'm not through!) "Well, I'm gettlna: nearer .. the altar e,,. ery day--Junlor Kennedy's just aaked me to be usher at HIS wedinM.'' I warn Arthur that Nature sets a trap, a tender tray, " ve lvet trap. . Rev. howard Ruppelt up at our post orfict! lickine stamps like crazy and with a pile of bii long envelopes · nearby-curiosity gol the ·b etter of me so I asked plea•· antly, "Goodneas, HO'oi{Jrd, who all you writint.: so much to"-then suddenly I guessed ere ne told me - they were Hpeclal letters to all Only yesterday (Burely 'twas of the 40 somt! MilS 11eniors he'd only yesterday) "J. R." aa the kJds reeently helped chaperone on their all Cll.ll him, wa~~o Ill our house w~th New York lilnd washlncton trip. his pMrtmts and the Orin Smiths Ue Jet me read one. It waa as ten- - we were. all set for a wild, wild der . and loving " nte18a&e of eveniaa:. playing rook. thankl"~nd ·best wiahes to each Discussion ra.n on all to age be· senior such as their own mother or ing dropped, (the~.) to entering dad would wrlte- 111aned "With a Army at 18. J. R. li1tenlng careFol'ld Heart." LLtckY. lucky us to fully, lo~ked ~P u,nd 11tunned us by have a Howard auppell in <?'!r annOUIICin,a •. Jr they ..drop It to midll. I'll make one aueM• {N'\' ,4- wen. I m 1n, Is all. 'twUI,t.. correct) ' ~!!there ~ "' I CKplm"~lth laughtm· (lnaideJ len wnl 'land-either 11 each . cry tlm~ .. think of that cute Senior·• Memory book or in the kui and how quh·k he was to aay lovely new R~blcs presented to t~nt. And he'i always been like them f1·om all nver. that. 1 r hope to be' at your wedttin.:, And 1 know the Seniors were J . R. , olrl thing, and Jn&Y'he 1 <'ill equally (fnteful to Pearl Reynold• keop from bawling- ! alw1ys Laku ,kinderprtf'n teacher (1 think) to extn handkerchiefs. some of thc~e and to our ever popular co~ch )lounu: .Hm Burhm. Twn of my ruvorlte Pt>ople, All had a grand time . 'Twas doubt- Herbie {]hambcra and Rotwrt lea• a journey similar to Uly!llcs <Bob1 Harris, have heen here of old as told In Homer's "rlhtd" lutcly..-frlmul "Uob" to deliver and '"Ot:ya!Kiy", llntl 1'•1 Nurely chur·ch envcloiJ('s-he wa11 golng like to hear mo~ 11f ll. on to .Pat GallaJ,I her's lind aaid he, "I'll have to Htop and chew tbe ' lrilh cousin Dick McCarty rl"l· fat with ·Pal a while." Mr. Harria l Va .. wert- . and M.rs. Andrew . ton • .Bruce, -of C~thf.t· .ae.eUinc awlrnmen in trouble it not aa eaaJ •• it looks - and oft· en tbe reacuer teta Into troubJe, tpo. U your child i1 not an. expert 11Wimmer with Ufesaviftl tralnina:, t~ach blm to help another awlmmer wltb IJl oar, a roPe, or a Hre preserver, lllllead of Jwnpiq ln himaell. Use & boat, tbat'l tbe beat way. Get ready for summer by teach1111 )'our kidl how ·NOT to drown! Tlill column Is sponaored in the interest of better health bY: Your Tut.ftulosls Anoclaltlen 1V. and Mrs; .Riehard Vau&han were In Dunbar, w. Va., to attend the craduatJon exercises at the New ·Haven Dunbar High School when Mn. BIBLES PltESI!NT•D Vau1han's 1brother, RusseU Allen Leather Bibles, wjlh their n1mes Parsons, received hia dlploma. printed. Ln gold JeUefl,. were preRuuell was an bonor student jn 1 ~~~~~~to membera of st. Paul's the clasa of JM. 1~ Church, graduating from · The Vauchan's returned School. Those' receiving the Friday and Sunday UU.s year Were Jimmy Fry, btouibt the Vaughan&' children and Mrs. John Fry, and .home and also his fil'andmother, of Mr. and Mrs. Annice Oh,Hnger, who have Men visiting in ·Dunbar for the PLAN SWIMMING LESSONS past weet. He plan8 to remain Mr. and iVs. Don Foglesong and Swimming leaaona at Ute New here with ._!!rs. Ohlinger and the Recreational Pool wllJ be· lamily of Mason had as Memorial Vaughan!! ror 1 short viJit. on Jun'e 1 at 8 •· m. to 10 Day dinner guests, ,Mr. and Mra. a. m. children from. 6 to 10 Georee Mees and Mr. and Mrs. • )lea'rs of age will re&ister; .JO a. Frank Harris, all of Mason. lames Proffitt has returned to m. to 11 a. m.-10 )!eara of aa:e up to adillt1 wiJI reglsU!r; 11 e. m. bil home from HOlzer Ho1pital to 12 · p. m. adults will register where he had ·been a patient for The lmons wUl be given by Mr.t. several daya following surgery on Mary Jane Tennant, who: has been . his knee. Mr. and Mrs. John . Hammack the lristruetor for the past .tev· .and dauehter of Cbarlt;",ston and eral years. Dr. and Mrs. Leo Konieczny and family of tronton visited Mr. and 0 :Us: B. F. •Board and Mrs. MIII'Y · Berry and daUghter over tbe week Contl-.1· Prom Po.. Ono) . end. biomedlal information during Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Blaine of and after tbe space flla:bt-r-and Akron are visiting Mr. and Mrs. •a•d there wa1 no lndfeaUon th•t ·B. F. Betard and Mr. and Mrs. ~ble . would not be able to sur· Fnpk Morris of pt, f'letsant. v.ve 1t. ~·· Katherine Weaver of KenWhen a light suraleal aneuhesia ova spent Sunday with ber ~ieee, was administered, however, a Mrs. Lester -Dodson and fam1lv of Mrs. Qrpha Ohlinger has moved from Parkeraburg tO her home here where she wiU reside. Mr. ·and Mrs. Harol4 . lobnaon ~is,ttd i'e~tivea ~o and Newark, Ohio, -..k eod. 111<. .-4 .J4n, Clarence over tbe Gene, and daua:hter, :Marjorie of Washington, D. c., conatantly by hi11 llide. He baa emerged triwo- ~S~~~i:~~~~~,;;~~~~~~ ~~:~;h ·~~~.;.' ~~~~'."; ll,:~,:e·· a• Ne\v Haven Women's Club bi~ ,~'::::~d~~:·;~ ~i:! :.~~;; The. Woman's Clll.b Annual Din,..er Held Tues~ay garden neor our ._home. we had of Ne'Y Haven beld their annual dinner · ·· missed him oo atl sprlnv-bo'd meeUii& on TueadiiY, 'e:ven!ng at tbe New Haven Elementary been feoUni rather bad. Klo tlraw· Sch09l with Pie WahAIJla Band ·B oosters Association serving . berriea here are now rlpe and be't spaded up a lllllll patcb-for tomaiOI!O, I'll betc~. But I'm 'onna watch J,lm *:n.d "" be get1 out of the sun after a 'h~rt ~ut With the hoe. He'l.faf t'I)O a"-biUou.l!: on a:ardenipg, 10 1 threaten him 111 tell daughter, Esther, if he c;tV~I;'· doea It-all the while I'm cettlna a chalr for him in the ahde. But iL looks so nice to ee him down around h~:re ap~n. So thl1 ie the time when par· enta ought to be thlnking or what the)' can teach their younpters-now, before •ummer starts-to keep them out of the clutches of that traeic and useless killer, summer drowolnJa. You a:tve them swimmlna lessona, naturally, IBut there ar'! other thlng1. For in&lai\Ce, point .)Ut how easy It Ia to overestimate awimmlng abUit,-. It's temptina to jump into a lake and at.art 1wlm· mine straig~t out frOm ahore. Younpten .someUmes for&et that tlley have to awi~ BACK, too. of Mr. and Mrs. ind Stewart· Sun•! tilt Mehl cently with faithf\.11 wife Llda and the mtJl. < ~ · •· - D9!_ _ 1~.:Ys.!.·· -----.t).in_.el "'' ~ • Ttu~· ;,Ue·""~~tH-'<i• t.he CQJlUttency; red lower half ol foyer ~d pre..,.ted 1!!111-'no.,(af• •hlfld for recordlna oeorellll')' of red ;o,e ~uds. '·A -colt~·nd so- lt~nda for cotJraae; white p~rt of shteld for treasurer and stanc;l• for purity. In her ,ta~k she brouct.t out the five words tbe iDii&nia st4nds for and. 1~reued that they BLood Cor reeponatbilltJ of offlcer• and are the theme for cub work. ~Ulcer• ioltalled were: preiJ,dent. .r'ln. Paul Scally;. vice PftlldfQ1, Mrs. John Moraan, re~~lng NC· retar)', Mra. Mark ~ard. corrt•· pondlng aecretary, Mfl. Qonal4 Rouah; \reaatlfer, ~rs. Je11 Aiblt. fol!nwiniC the lnslallation .,ervice Mn. McGlothlin made a fareweU addreQ lo the clt.tb ~· rettrina: prealdent and pre.ented Mrs. Paul M.rt. Euieoe He•ter aerved as Scttlly with the club presldeot'• toaatmlatnas. Tbe invoe,ilon Wlls pin. A response was ~~:lven by Mrs. -liven tby Mrt. lack fto,mtr. Mrs . .Scally. il\obflrt McGiothll~. pre.uJenL, gave 'he wel~omin& addr"'' Oinnetl Members registering W!Jrt Mr1. gueltl were then introjl-.ced ,by F1oyd Carmack, Mr•. Willard ArmMr•. anter. i'oiJo'tfiDI dln1}er a strone. Mrs. Donald Hartley, :Mr1. voeal plecUon by Sheldoa I\Ouah, Edwin Ro,uah, Mrs. Jack FieBer, "ThiiH'I Nothinil Mke ·A Dame,, Mrs. Phil tBatey, Mrs. Thomas Hoff waa preaented. He was aeeompa~- man, Mn Donald ltouah, llr1. led by Naney ArmatrOna: The •Paul Powell, Mra. Robert Ma~loth· evenint• epeaktt, · Mr. ~drian lin, Mrs. Eua:ene Heater, Mra. Paul H adley editor of tbe MaBon Scally, Mrs. John Morp:n, Mr1. C:unty 'Newa •treued wsonal Jess Able, Mrs. 'Mark Ward, Mn. relatlont make aoocl pUbUc rei•· James Hampton, Mra. Kermit Holll far clu~ . work. He urpd the Ford, _Mrs. Alton ·Bonney, Mta. E. l b to continue adJvi\lfl and L. Stem, Mrs. A. T. Marlhall, 'Mn. fr~ndUness lh order to 1.,,;re fu- ·Richard Pfiffner, Mrs. :~m Howture IUC\'II. Sheldon R-ouaJi then ard, Mra. William Ch•sler a~d llanJI "May You Alwa,va.'' .A,•short 1ue•ts rea:lsterinl were Mr. Jed. talk .-u liven lby .Mrl. MtGloth· rlan Headley, Sheldon Rou1h, N~n· Un and she preaente:d &lft• to the ~y Armatrong,~T~' ( I, R... IJ~~tton, gueBI tpeoker, &ololtl and aeeom .. '~"· Cheller , •u~r ... )llrol G. paniat. GUt were also pnaented to Greene, and Mfl. A. w. Z mmer· cial h,our \fas JmJored prior to tbe di9'ner. ·· · The dab ~oJor• ofl'ed and white were ' carried out Jn table decor&· tion. Tablet were covered wUh white C!lottil decorated with clouds of red net tl,tcked in at intervals with fil'OUpa of mock orange bloa•oma. A'tr'angement1 tn the center Mary Ward, my cluamate of of e4ch •ection were in erystal Cheshire H. S. 1~. wrh.ea me- CGnt•l~rl using white roses and "l'U ,be at Alumni, wlU )'OU?" 1 t II 1 k or h ver sianal back, ·:cmon old ctrl. we'll t~! ~~ ta~:: Th:'ta~ors st'*il!ti;Jr, In l~.n we tall oa ~vr were wrapped In red wltti.' paper faces a loin. Fifty 1!!&r 1tufl. Ia f1 81 to each · Man, who'd a thlinlc it way baek ~ R- Teo- Vaughans Atte.,d !lllbl oil~ ~~IJ4ren art vloiU•• rei· ~"vtll !, W'llaburJ lblo week. 'l'l>ei' 410. ~.0 vislli!l4 .r.ir. Te~· n~t's mother who is a patJ\tA~ " Ohio VaUey General HOSpital, ,· Commencement At Dunbar W.Va. High WltHUDI, W. Vo. Mr. and Mra. 0arl Tennant and ~;~;:~: ebildren 1 Mrs. Opal Mer.ica, J'rec1 I! Mt.r lea are vllutlna relAtives ia ~·ir!ii WlteeUog and WeUol>uri lhla j w ..... . MASON 'f. ::tO:he Lhere-4 of us left out Or 4'We 8 of 1909", aa we called olirMfN. l'd •better qul\, J'Oh, dry thG.te tears, And calm th'Oie feara. Life was not made f()r IOl'fOW." ''Griel cornea 11u !But soon 'twUI pau. , Oh, dry those tean." My dear Uttle old Mary, •he of the aln&ham clad day•, now a diiU~q~ish(!d member -of Ohio U.n· lverstty s faculty, crUlc teacher at .flufua ·Putnam achool. Ask Sail)' Schaaf-!!he'll tell You what call,be~ Mary Ward's made ot And •orne we loved The lovelie1t and the best" for the five In our class who are gone. ~.. , Your E).ectl•OQ LaWs " IY TID W. IRDWN S.crttary of st... Last week we reported Ohio now haa 39 counties regi&lt"ll.tlon of voters - 16 partial registration aqd 23 com plete reglllratlon. that Wl$h with wltb Another lnlereatlna el.,ctlon statistic Is the fact thlt votlna machlnea are now uud in 21 Ohio counties. fl*:miUon an~ Cuyuhoga County are the tate1t lar1e cou nties to acquire J.rllChinehand ~10mc qther counUe• have taken them on a trial basit. Columblana Counly used lhem for the flnt Ume in the May Prhuariel In two municipt~Utlel, havlna: Jeaaed theft\ on It trial b~ailt ' The J.ut>as County Board ef IH tmrrently eonalderin~ thl' U8l! of IRt'Chanical YOUOC rqulpnLt'nt. ·HourtiH of Electionl In aome of lh~ countic1 hiVe been forced to find new quartera or td , add to their ofnct1 •pace, Thll l1 part!~· ulorly true In the mol'fi ~·tropg)· lt1n counuea where $be n111~a· tlon rolla h•ve been lnerela· ine ami mor& IP119f! 4J nteded for lo~lt!cllnns the olaf!, for equiPllltD\ arid Ill· lny:. Cuyahoga CguntJ preuntlr 11Cekin111 a new lltta4Quartf;t'a · abd the Summit Coun\y Board lJ alan· nln1 to movt~ Into 'nliW otllcet which are beln1 providtd b1 the County Commlasiontl'l. t• Paint Sale S ace M nkey . fc ~;~:r~:~;,tf~.~ J Inside Rubber Base $3.98 gal. All Sha3es OUTSIDE WHITE $3.98 gal. ROOF .PAINT $1.55 gat.: a. retirina: officers of the club 1nd· the club preaentod Mn. McGlothlin with i; Jlft. The ' Install a Won of ofricera WI& oonduQted b,y .Mrs. Paul Powell, finl prerddent or the club. ln her talk 1he ul8d the lntit:nla of the chtb president's pin and what each part Hands ror in rea:ard to the various offices. The gavel· for the pre1ldent stand• lqr authority; the cruud"r shield for the vice prl!lli· dent atands for enlia:htment; fully riaen 1un on a ·b lue field for tlte correapondlng secretary standa for m';!'l~ms donallna favors for the occasion were Hampton and Capehart, Sunbeam ·Bakel')', l&S Supermarket, Wetherall Pharmacy aad .NBC Cleaner~ . NON YELLOWING WHITE ENAMEL $1.77 qt. SPAR VARNISH $1.98 qt. ,.,-;.,.--,=·-==-::::: RIVIVAL TO IYART There will be a revival star,tnc June 8 at 8 p. m. et the Cartelon Interdenominational Chureh Oil . King1bury Road. The evan1eUat i1 Rev. Lucian Mount.J· of Squ*h Vienna. Ohio. Everyone 11 wei· come. The pastor 11 Rev. Marion William• of Addison, 0. You '11 Always Profit ·-· Teaeh· tbem never to swim with· out a ·companion, preferabl)' with a Voat neal1b)r. Don't 1wim too soon after a me1l - a two-bour wail la not too lonJ. Don't rely on wa\er • ·lnJI or 1n old inoer tube it )'ou're not HfdY for deep waterthey have been known 10 fan. · lmpreN on )'our Younptn the d1p1er of panic - be can alwaya float and relt lf be i1 tlrlnJ dan· geroualy. Muscle crampa ean be handled, too- teaeb a boY or Jirl bow to l!lllll8e them away while atayinl" up. Ttll them to hanl onto a boat if lt ovenuna-not to try to 1wim alhore. coune. Ill<\ 1\ll'f. Jaqtea Shaulllt Eaat Bank, 'W. '~==~~~==::::::::::::::::::~~===~--=-=-=-::-:::::::::~~~h~ad~<7I~d~a7y~o7In~M~e~lg=o~K7os=p~l~~l~re­ Did You Know That? HOW NOT TO DROWN lt'a not 1ummer yet, In many places, but you can bet your mpn· ey tb~ kld1 in your family ire eounting the da7s tJU It eomea. And wbat Is a kid's idea of helvenl)' SUJD~sy. T.he chanee to 19 awimmfril every day, of t~ed years of age, in 14,000 communities. "Since t922 when the patrol program was Combined Efforts Of Churches Create Youth Center HEALTH FOR ALL itelh,r ··~ Fred 'Merica, who 11 sta- ~~~~t~• ~~:;;":iveril daya ~ In Walhin&~on, is home ~i.~itini hla mother, Mn. Opal Merica. of Mr. 4n~'· Mn. .Mr. and Mrs. William Chisler Friday for rt. 'K~o¥ recent visitors in 'P arker•wJU \ilt~e ·~il ··b,Uie where they visited their National Guirdl. n1;1ne Gibbs i1 & Jutgieal it llo-r Hospital · 1.... Mr. and Mrl. 0. J. B01tic • and famll)J- ue· neationln1 in Aor~d• .Mr. •l)d -Mu. Elmer Brinker rq,ovd to Dlinois. Vacation Time Means More Caution N~w that schools are closing for the year, both motorists and children must assume a larger responsibility for themselves in avoid. inc accjdents on streets and. highways, says John P. Irwin of the Southern O~io Automo1\ile Club. Thl:! is another way of saying that the School Safety Patrols will be going off duty for the summer, according to the local AAA club leader. who adda: "We now ha,re more than 700.000 patrol boys and girls throughout the nation, giving d&ily protection through the school year to Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 2, 191!9-3 •Ia(~ Cleland's APPLIANCE Free Parklllll • , ..... 201 401 I. Moln It, tber McKnight. JaQf.l. · When 70111' aelpbo1' you with the ~·1UI .• • , . · Mr. and. Mrd. Faye Blessing do~ue:hters Audrey · Arlene BeLty o£ steubenville were end guests of Mra Ed Blessin& and Audre)'. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laurent of Lansing visited Mr. and Mrs. J, M. Crump last week. Social Events In Syracuse rapid and convulaive heart Mrs Russell Blessing ment developed and the .mon·ke)' · · Mr. and Mrs. Ross Norril and d'ed despite efforts to revive it. and famlly o! Vie!:1na, W. v_a., and Mr. Oan ·Hayman motored to FQ'· 1 Mr and Mrs . Blessmg of ettesvllle, N. C., to attend the ''The cause of death.'' the of Mr. announcement said, "was of Ma10n. Services ltr the Rev. Oral Roberta Mf· Norris went to reof Mz. Crusade. teiv~t hea~~a. . fr.om an· illn~s• b_ut lett "OD dUe to· ttie 'lhor\ time they were ahe will aSie to sta)' ' l\e dld not get to Rev. her and hus- ,Roberts a1 the line of penons waitCH,uiPION TRAP SHOOTER band, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Kerber. ing was one half mile long. HowFAlRF'tELD, Conn. VPI-Fellow Mr. and Mrs. Burley GrinJtead pros consider Julius Boros aa the and cbi1dren of Columbus were. ever Mr. Nonia feels he was helpgreatest trap shooter in the game Su~ay guests of Mr. and Mrs. ed. The meeting waa held In the today. That phase of the game Ge.ofge Zuspan. world's largest tent which along with strength in long Iron Mr. and Mrs. Sam Allinder of omd wood shots enabled Boros to Detroit were re·cent guests of Mr. 18 thousand and every seat filled with people atanding pick up $20.000 In earning• on and Mrs. Gcorgeifjapan. side the tent 11 far 11 could the .pro .topr Jn 1968. Mr ind Ml"'. Workman and seen. Mr. and Mrs. Ea Ewing, all Iof At the Oral Roberts Cru.tade ·Mr. and Mn. !Jen ·Bucl have respent the eek end In un ng on, H II t W. Va., turned from New Lexlngton, Ohio. County on the south months ago Mr. Nor·ria' . where they attended the graduaof the Potomac Rl.ver on a Mrs. Ricbard Weaver tion of their cra!JMaughter,. Bel· trip. ly ill with aathma and was trice Ann Dumolt, and 'nephews. Mrs. Lena Muagrave of Colum· Rev. Roberts .JLnd was 'Charlel and Otto Sboen'!aker, and Ia a Ruest this week of Mr. ealed aDd basn't bad a visited other relatit~ and Mra. L J. RutteneUUer and the illnell since to which . Mr. and' Mrs. Lester zetlde Homer <;old of Greenup, Ky., ris wUI be very happy to teiUfy. viiited· Mr and. Mrs. L. J. Rutten· cutter on Sunday. Mrs. Sarah P'olter and d1ugbter have just. returned from a week's vt1lt In Kimberly, W. Va, where Columbul she. viaited with relatives. spent Friday through SuDda)' with Mr. and Mrs. Amos Leonard and BASIC TIIAINING CHICAGO UPI....JRookle pitcher attended Sundq School. Rev. and Mra. w. c. ·Radford of Bill Henry of the Chicago Cub& never Played baseball-only lOft· Piketon viBited Misa LiMi~ Ter· ball-unUI he signed his first pro· rell and brotberm Friday evenlq. Mrs. Grace Gl~ of Columbus feB&Ional- contraet with Clarii:adale oi tho Cotton Stole League in Is visiting her ~hil4rpn, Mr. and Mrs. William lladford and family. Mr. and Mra. G(OUt Glaze aatl' son of Akron are ·aw ··visitors Of the Radfords. ~'-. ' :·~~:~:;~I I By Knowing Shorthand ty MINI IIIYWOOO WQN I 1!11 an lnlonlewor llJ They told me abo\11 a "111'1" 011 .mploymenl tl~cy, hlf4il' In Dotrol~ apd 11, whol~l n. a day wonl by bul thai 001110 tired •• a Kelly Girl. Tbla II'~ J0\1111 WOIJI&n WOUld lt.Y, hUll• IOCDnd limO oho rt\lrt.d. ~· u1: "1 IIIlo' a,oanpouon whl' ~rat retired ol eo, l~n al 11;· 1 should bolhar to Jearn ohorl· Comfortably llqd, o~e ("Ia sh• ....,.4 • can .-lax after A ,..,. ot WG!t. ~d 111. '1'.1' malllo4a1, I lrt· 8ald the people at ~Ill fltl quetltli fin~ th~ .Wo thtn1: llenlce: · "lt'o borl"', hard to learn 011# "With o DOiton-wiQo oborlap move- 1M~;"· a~d Jimmy Stewart of Muon, ·Don-~ · na Goodnight or Pomeroy and Janice Nicholson of Oilton spent last ID Daytona Beach, Fla. HAiiT!'OP.D . Mr. ~tnd Mr•. . Georee Lerner spent Tuesday In ilun~lngton. Mr. t~.nd Mrs. Hal'old Bumgarner and children belnr~s. Jean, June, Tohnnte and M"'Y Jane of near New Haven were houae auests the past week of Mrs. T. E. Bleasina and dau&}lter Audrey. Mrd. S)'bil McKnight, Mi'L Wi:IJiam Reitmire .and famil)' of Bluefield are cuests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wll)'land and Miss E3- The combined efforts of the Chester Methodist Cba.-ge pictured above are bending oward the creation and operation of a Chester Youth Center under the direction of the Pastor Rev. Lewis Buell. The churches above top panel left to right are: Minersville, Alfred, Rock Springs. U>wer Panel, Flatwoo<ls, Chester and the parsonage. At the right is the Chester School which will be the site of the newest of Youth Centers in Meigs County. WARM-UP TOSSES LIMITED • nessy, president o! the lnternational League, said today that from now on all pitchers will be limited. to only five warmup tosses and that mound conlerences will be beld to one minute in an effort to speed up games. ,. , __ ____ PREMIER SWORN IN KATHMANDU, Nepal UPI-8. P. Koirala was sworn in Wcdnes· day as Nepal 's first elected premier. Koirala Is chairman of the SOcialist Nep11li Congress. He beada I cabinet of 18 men and l10{11111"~:~:~~~;.,_,_~- . THI!lltE'$ WOii.aY .. '. ,, . . .NO' ' ' ... . AllOVT 'l"HI; ·. ·' : -' WEA.tllEJi., WHE~ . . WE 00 YOUR . LAUNDRY. · 'Mr. and Mn. Juniof:.'o,Whlte of Warsaw speDI the ' '1'!.\h Mr. and Mril. ,~ Mra. and 1Jrs. ," Ohio'• npld arowlh 'brinl• with (leld and tbooe who deal with e~Ioqo-tho Scertlory of State ~~d th~ 88 ' It prohltlms In every County Boardl of ElMtlonl--do not eiC!ape. Lon1·ra~ '1annlnl It In pro&re81 and the probleln11 wU b'! met. · . J'OH'N E. ELLCf.SSO Will Be With Us Wednesday & Thursday ' . June3and4 . • LET us DO ~OSE REA VY THIN(,lll, TOj). DRAPES- SUP (OVUS -~JCll$ ExJierUy Clellle4. To The Kahn Tailoring Line . Pre11nt . . HUNDREDS OF BEAlJTIFUL NEW FABRICS • ..OR SMART CLoTHES . ' • " I ,.. TAN WITH NaUunally Advertised Tanfastic DUTTON'S DRUG STORE Coals Bldg. Middleport, 0. VALUE·RATEJhe.ROCKET Themanwho knows value goes Oldsl .; ., Mre -~ more medium-prioe ear ~ who went the mo.t for their mooey are illinill8 tho owing to Old.. Why? lleeauee they figure up aD the extra quality featUres and convenieMea Old. bu .....ndard equiprrwnl. Tboy .....fully OUD• eider the economy o£ the Rocket Engiae ••• ti,Je low-cost maintenance of an Old& ••• ita · bigber """le value. Bul moel ol aD uklhemaolvee, !hot "I• dait doe kind of ror myJomilyorul I will 6e proud lo ..., ••• one IAal will p w 1M full _,Of" ·~fun .,.j comfon we ..mat • • • u t1W tiM - """"" ltyk will AU] ;.. llyle?" The overwhelming ..yet" ean be found ia tho zooming oaies ,..,.,... of the '59 Olda· mobile. See your Oldomobile dealor today I , , V..Xu..ftate tho RocluotJ Custom Tailored To Your Own Measurements . /' . , . - - lea'-'! BE $UkE TO- COME IN dllpklrfnglhll tlgft IMMI a "- ~Cafe ...-.. fll a ~.59 Okk far .,.... , . Fore$t"Clark, Owner .. TWO CONVENIENT ~QCATJ9.N$ I .• . ( ' . \': ' ' ~ "'-"-ltJilifttto . . . . .. ~llo-todolldrt.. "' aMI hcrte .,.... ..... *""' • yo~o~ '' aptWCIIMIIwflle VALUf·IATI! tlte loclcet ge . . rvadl I---· Mllll-.- .. KARR & VANZANDT ~ cUi. . em "" ChdiDary 8'fei)'Ciay aocid.enb o\IH'('IIft )IOtl"1e 1110tectod 'b7 Aafo.OwDon hluod liability 'l1do - rl. liability for tbe OllliJe flml1l' illadMoil in oar:lm-m.tailo!ed protectiaa pollq. Get. ,..... . . . T.P. toclq. <lOt•• DAVIS-WARNER INSURANCE AGENCY PHONE 331-X . Jtl!8. NI-M SECOND ST.- POMEROY ........~ ::_:w:o:m:a:n:. . _ _,;__ _ _ _~========iiiiiiiii~""""-""""""""""'"""'"""'""""""'"""''"""""""""'"""~~ Rah1 , A Pai'n? 1918.~~~ I 11t DO "hJ I oboul~ . ol tolllt 10,000 I~ At* 111. II'UIOII!blt Ia ..1 o tf~ 'WI~Ithorthonq. I!o 'lhl' BURN! MONTREAL UP'I-Frank Shaugh· s~.i~il~~~~~ for freshness ~of. ' -- - - - - - Rock Springs air outlook You a.ead the broBd ltabiUty " �. . ' 1 O~Had 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middloport, 0., June 2, 1959 HettmShots ln.Ooen TrWs SPORTS DESK ~ATl uPI--Cinelnaati's ~ ~ Colllltry Club was -of . tbe hottut ~~~etion lloaMJ II Wei Elli8 ol A.lder...... 11. 1., cordod a -133 to ~ ._ aation in the 12 a«tion· at ttiala !0< the U. S. Open Golf eha!Ojliolldlp. the • 1r ...,. -,A,.._IU. ' ··\)r Little Leagu Starling·Fence Busting Braves' Price, Indians' Morris, Lead All Hitters Tempers F1are Already In Tight ·S~nior Loop; LIL 1 UBitM ,.,.... lntwft4t1.,..a I Woody Call'• 1ndiona perter.,· \ Cleveland, White Sex, Fritter'Away Chan~es 1 . . . . ~ ed exactly a1 expeeted. In Middle· Offwcrs, comnusstoners and managers Of the Mu:ldleport port laat evenint wlrmlna over Li11 !t' 1 eague Associatioq met la-st evening on tbe new the other lt:r.ona ' tt~m. u.. Red SidJ of tbe 69 playr111 firf'rf Py•h .. !'ark I. L diamond to straighten out a few wrinkles as Sol, Il-l in tt>. 11110•014 ktl!o of au.... rounds ·•·" <t• e 36 bvks the ft M .>c a ~rm schedule began . the summer. Uttt.. t..tf\11- •~ty in t" t'OinJlt•11t ~ lovernoo~ Se. ~ , " portant linel!i of policy were laid down for the while in the CoWJ ~ • ._ lot J0 bfo l· ., ~.iT C!..! J i G e\'f'Dt at fiJrure of yowtgster play locally. One applicable to this year Redtop, Dodeero llld .P!r· KaJ~iarnr. ec:k. "' '! , June 11-IS. t• ' t Ia ) 1 that I ate• came home wlnnert. 1 P'J.!fs. who w.m thi !O year·s Tex.· (b a:se.d on th e !lum be r or •-· ~:r s. ~an mg 0 P Y s each ~ Top hitter in the county was 11 .O).c ~ , wu u -under with his lhe SJ-x teams shall have a mmtmum of 13 boys, and a max1- portside awinger Larry hiee· of 1S3. _lie fired five eules. eight ffiUJ!L of 15. . Portland. playing under the bo~~;n · birclifl. IT pan: and six bogies. Smce aucbon day, some rosters ttave been depleted by ner of the Recine Br<&l!ea. PriCe 1te was followed by Rogers M('· move-aways and drop-offs. So today there are six opentncs on connected for two bome:r, and a 1 "The tchool INIOn I ...UIR't Maiut ot Clneinnati, the low am•- two or more teams for boy& . Any lad wlshing to be on one of single •.nd scored fo~r runa. . . M allowM to overl•' the bl• teUr ot t).e day, wJtb 66-69- 13~. these six positions is invited to tryout at 4:30 p.m. Thur~ In !"lddlepo:rt Mtck)' Morrts, 1, ball Mason!" AU'Iflilr Dow Finaterwatd wn day at the park. Each must be eight years old ar over as of ace. pltcber f-or the Indlant, ~ad , · a stnlle and two double• ag1msl . onf! ot~ 11 wbo were ex.empt from J une 1, a·n d b e approve d a s r e a d y to take blS lumps in play, the fast and tough Terry Jobnton qu-llfJiBI roW1dl. a decision resting upon o(fkials who see him in actlon at th~ Johnaon himself tagged MOrPia to~ tryout. · · UnitM Pr"" tm.rntthmal 1 solo homer down the :r·ilhtfield ' miUIIIIGN NISBV The meeting, conducted by WiUiam Criner, president, u- line tbJt was lost In tall grass ' National LHtue PITTSBURGH UP1 - John Nis- sisted by Lee Smith, commissioner, also lona: enoulh for Terry to circle w. L. Pet. Gl bJ: 1 'siX-one, 23o-pound guard, - La[d emphasis on player and manaler conduct at James, the.aaekl. But it eame in the .IJNh ~~iJwaukee 28 17 .~2 has sCnH his 19» eontract with both having to be above reproach, "going by the book" on lnmn1. ":;~UCh too late to do much ~ag Francisco 27 19 .:W7 I'h the PIUJllurab Steelers. Nili!by , both counts damage. ,The ~nly other Jted S:ox Ptttlbura:h 24 21 .-'33 4 ~ who played eollq:late ,ball at the d · hitter, was Dave Wellman, h~ -~08 AngeleA 26 23 , .521 4'h ColleP. · .r. ·Patific. came lo ~he - Awar ed players Allen Wallace to the Redlegs, Tiny tint balent.an, with a pair , ol ~)ta~o , '3 24 .489 6 Stee"'",.~i!i~:"'· agent in 1951. Ward to the Red Sox , and Larry Stohart to the Senators, on llndea, <iil<:inoati 21 2i .457 7\\ , "· , request of manaprs, for lljfeed upon points. • ·' . · , ·_: .. 1 .~ •· J~s 18 26 .409 9~ '!01-C!fi .TO TMI GAME - Decided a manager who bids more pol.nts than he has at Pom,I'I>Y''·"-41~•\I!e •. .w~ h• lphia 17 28 378 II ih'••••· I -- Del Rice wtre ' the principals Mou· day nia:ht wbtn· 'the san Francisco STANDINGS -.; iome ript next to the Ll· ,.... 94MntJ¥ Club &oU rouraeJC • pracl!!js,.ll;lll\1 wbea QOt on ~·can ltll in all the toW'. run triple and Miller wltb a twoWayne Swisher, chairman of the Pomeroy Little Lea&ue run double were top hitter• for drive for funds, was all smiles today. the lltdleJ•. He hAd toted up results of the recent campalt:n. now com· for the CaTd1, Davia had two ::::1:~ ·a nd Heln•lu pleted except for a laggard contributor here and thtre, and found a total of $1,735 .84 In the account Thla Ia about flOG better than last yea~. It does not lnchld.e money fr!IDI Syra· CU$e·Mlnersvllle drives, or Raclne-Porllan4. Bolla came !"rough hancjsomely lhis year for their aharea. Orio s'mlth, Long Bottom RO, won the UOO bond awarded by the PomerQy Associatiun. Sild Wayne: I• "I can't thank all the people enough who helped, and Q1 course, those who contributed. No one can be alnCled out. II waa 11_1PPIY fl!1'@4eamwork. This loes for manacon, mothera, 1 · [ SO11C11qrs, payers, league officers, and friends of Little -~ League baseball." Willi _.. - .. 1!'. . - - - _ . . ., r-. .... _, .. ~=--~ r: --.All,.._..,~ -............. .......,•= • • ._,...,_. ~ _......_ • • ... _.... ~ ...__._. ......,.. J:: . • ;. ,. • ih? • ._ r:;a;•r•LIIIIIIII JU ··" ...... it(llllllt { ~ ... . VUllO AIIII.DERS kiNG SUPPLY· Co• . in • bll ~ond, inninl to , ....., the Yonk~ »f. on 14 ~~~ Booldoo l'r\4o'o hlttln&. lo<IM -·d lwo •IIJIMI on4 I doU· bit. ·N ml• 1nd Pit"kena two 1ln· 11o Me-.. ht tile Yonkoeo. ~~~~~~d had ~ &lni!IO ,.~ 11. ...._•• 1 oolo homer. Wtnnii)J pltc~ Ni>l'· l~ !tJ'••d t. wolked 3 ciilvert "" ,.o t4aero lanned two, w•lked I, hll a 8. Wllbd 4. ond . Harria fanno~ · tntornattonal Laaouo 5 Hnana 4 Columbul 7 Montrtal 3 Rldlmo"" 4 To<Onto 3 Miami 7 Rocllootor • ~----~:~~~., ~~ ~~~ 1 ~ · N. Norris and Arnott. Ceivert BuHalo ! hi Ia In tho D<ldlor w n .... ., the 0. two. ~i~ Mf'n('hini. m=n: the pitchen, who h.n·e '"'''" ou1~ ''"" for th• l!ed 1 in the tiro chlni ~ad \l'o hila each . for 1~, ab\' to hold opponc nb 1;1 e hct·k game or i.J lbree . gante serie:t wlnnE'rA whtle Baker had throt~ lutety. Cln~inmtll wos tdlc Mon · o1ga lt> · t LH ~ An.:clc11. Lawrence safetlea Including a lriple ror doy _ wiH i.~ 3 -~, will lace Don Ory!l- the winners. Koighl also had two 1lah·, a 4. for the Pirates. Six Red~ pitchers mane fuHie Al'tcr I..o11 An lliclell, thu Red1 Mlddl•port elforu to stop Pilh1~ur~h in 1he 103 011---6 6 2 nightcap of a dotrhlf'tteader whkh ta ke on San Francl11eo in a foul?> Tndluns ~:~ame wook end serie11 · b eginnina Red Sox. . . 000 001 - 1 4 2 Cincinnati loat Sunday dt'spltt' o MorriS and Moore. Johll!!llf'l barr"Jte (If 13 hit• htJd rluwn by ~'rlday ni"ht. It will be Collowed by a Saturday afternoon lilame (I •P) Little 6 and l.ittle, Rice o. Cincinnati batters. County L"tut Tho pllrhinQ: slump hu s ~preud nncl a Sunday doubleheader. which wind!' up the cm·rent homt• st1.1ml . Redlegs 420 010-7 :t 2 through the R'd ' pJiching <1aff. Cardinals 130 100-~ 7 1 and even Hob Purkey , Or\l'C' lnI..andrf'lh and RlrJile. Cleland vinelble agoinst Pittsburgh, waa (I,P), Wl<'kllne 2 Spencer. chased trom the first ~: tunc Su n<1., hy the Pint•• Evrn Don Newcombe. who hat.! PIAf fill ANO U1N IPDII atn--.,floYlet Fo.-.Jp MilitO: Ur Andrtl Gromyko end his wlfe IJt:t'Oh alona • lakMide at !()'OD. ••~turland, foUowed. by otber memberl ot tha .SP:vJ'I,t delepUon to the·Qaeva taJkl. The aida were bl. an Amfrl.. cu. car, INt It dcmllopecl a flat tire and tbey had to ~lA their ~ 1n IdA 8oY1et ltmouable. J'urther, there wu pi*. MANTIA UPI- Maj . Gen. William Nutter, chief U. S. military advisor to the Philipl)tnes, said Wednesday tbat U. S. mi11tat1 munity affair a tuceHJ. assistance to the Manila gover~­ ment mas- be ctrt. Nutter ed defense oflicials . here tha~ tbe n'lduction was being conlidt.~,"Cd · as ~rt of a general worldwide prunninl in militaty · asaistance to all ,f.oreJgn countries bY . the United States. CHICAGO UPI - The C~caeo Cardinals Monday picked up Une· baeker 8Gb DougM-rty from the· ·Pitt.burgh Steelen in euhante info.rnr Western Michigan and Kent Stat• each landed three players _ e.urSe. diDHJI Was or for a 196(f' draft choice. HI'V· membeta and tllestt Jty Jacoba, Topp, Kaoe and the lirst team was MER CJl ANT 5 I NO I P~~."!!!.tA!~C!-. PCNM,..y, Ohto Ow W C ' oUect Anrwhere · of eatcher La\"f'y Belan- I ......... ..... thoo filer, western Mlchllan: tint ba~efl!l.n . Alex L-awten~. MarCollecting Is Our Business ,tt•U: ·~d baseman Ol~t: Not A Side Line l.ins, . ~nt ~a\e; ,shortstop : Call 91..,Y or 37W ~u:~;~a. Bowl,nl Green; conto'>r·. lll AGENT WILL CAlL Clelde~ Jd W~tflcr, Kenl . , We FUe· All Legal ticlitllel'dlet Bruce Johnson, uapers . In c.ourt ............. , .... .,......... ..-··~~~: ,......... ~, ~~~u~·;_,.,.,·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ji;;;;;:.;;;;;...;~;iiij'~~:ii~~~~;rf FOI·M FINEST All Sixes ....... ---·~ IN .SHOt RIPJ!It AT STOP • SHo.p ··: • ' MEIGS' MOsT MODEII!tl SHOP . • • " U12 N. Seeond St: Mlddl"'"'· Ohio WE WILL TRADE 6i~~1 ~i;·i~lf1· ~1Ytliot4 .····:~~ ··'$1l9s· 1,31 H.P. 18 FT. $2,000 PHONE 141 :r.' ;ol! , ' ;•,· ... ...... :a. Hoyt's Sohio Servic'e .. STORE. POMEROY, OHlO W. MAlN ST. }-' -··.. , ' 'Q()NE 9078 JR~ ,., ~· ~ •PIUJI Tax •nd Ri capp-.ble CasJ.nc ( 'am II• S••• ol Swanel's Servlte Statton, Pomeroy, 0, ." ,.· S BLACI SIDI WALL- TUBE TYPE Fully Equipped lncludi.ng Trailor · ·and Other Extras • --::6> ,.. - BUSY FIRST liNE-:- FIRST QUMJTY- ATLAS , . --~19$ :·CRAFT ~ --, LEONARD HISS, AT YOUR r FOR$ALE. 1: '1 and SAVE; Sale Prices CLIFf'S SHOE R&JtiiR ' . hlta, 10 did Billy Jewell, the Jo.s; Tyo a nd Williams ina: pitcher, tor Syracu•e. . t f.P). Winebrennt! r 2 and WineFor the Dodgen, Bacr, Emler hrt> nner, William~ 2. 1. d s 1h d 1 ,. un _w s er an wo utla, one of · Baer't belnc a homer. Pomeroy's Pirlte$· ·edged t.Jlt Srracu11e 1n dians 1).8 on Tyo'Ji liVen, .lait"-r.. Murray .and Mtn- · lost by paid 6 6 Glbb• and Swi,001 h.r,lnl-13 Jewell and In the litih wheo he walked oix Cundiff. will· Paid $liZ' 063 333- 18 13 5 Giantl S)-N!tYU Glanta. He had trouble CINCINNATI UPJ - The next was quickly knocked out as startlew 11amu 1h1JUld · tt>H whtlther ing pitcher in the conteat. ClnelnnttJ pitchers are good And In the second game the anoulh to make lht> ·Hcd' a w,. · - Red s had rome from hflbind three nlnJ bill te11m . times but no piteht>r waA able to U the recent l( lllld 1hillin g lwhiM hoi "'... tho io"<i. .. up, the real 1('st wf 1 l' flnJC with Tonight. Brooks Lawrcnre on th.e first team and Ohio U. ~~ (LP), Harril 3 and G. Hoffman. Ill l)odgm Whit~A Sox Buchanan of Western Mtchl@n . i: : ; Divu ·r. ' Ige ' Next Few Gam eS W"ll I If Reds' Pitchers Can Do It :··~!.·~~~ ~.~·~:~n ,'!;; :::;::~~ on'- Larlest .!ly . - ·. ·.. ·:0-. iQ.I Do .... Ever . CINC~AT'l UPJ......!The larg'est C hic~go 25 20 .556 1 daily double at _River Downs . Raltim ore 2/i 21 .MS llh since the ~ open•d a 44-day Kan sas City 21 21 .500 3~ meet lut Ftilfay 'paid .1882 to 11 De lroit 21 23 .477 41h person, Mondaf on tbe tOmbtna~~:h~~~:n ~~ ~Y! tton ot Bet'th'a Mar 11'1 the first Boston 19 24 .442 B race and ~ean Gem In the oec· ond . • Mondor,• Rnolto Dotrolt 3 ct... and 1 Berthain ~i~inl~li.l $135.80 Kan01o City 3 Chicago 1, nttht In two Two Collegians MkWIIPIIIrt, Signed By Reds, !:::~~:;~~oo::"~'~':"":w~l:n•~·~•:ir;n:•~o~f~':"'~t~ln~·~h:o:' One For Bonus ln.AbBUilY ROAD PHO'i£ 83t8 ...,.. 1 ~ome J<tU Qn,ba .... · IMII:nlllll =··=~ ·. 1'llo Jla<lno Bloveo blew p "'"' . 8Ell' • 1 dfpble •n.d plaee Chicago KALAM.I\.ZOO, Mlch. VPI--Co- by the ('oacbes. ehampiont WeJte•n Mlt:hiean and Leading vote-getters on the 11). Ohio Univtrti~y alOnt with third man fint · tea~ we~~e thitd baseplace Kent St~e today d9mino~~;ted man Lamar Ja.cobs of Ohio U., the lli69 alblt..u_e Mld·Amerk•n pitchers _Bill . Topp · {)f W~stern Confer.erl\ft •baU squad picked' Michigan and Martin Kane of ·· Kent State, and left !iielder Larry excuse nta'Y be dlsctp1med ; lt he SJlOU(d. ~ss two S\IC· '' •he Carda had four r•plUs · AMtrlc11n L..tu• '!1'tilounl•11 of f42,8&7 iov.. "th• cesslvely without an excuse, he may be out from tbe rooter etlhor w17 with Mom :Qo4 on W. L. r>ct. Gl ........10 . lhaeh he i• locatina bis and points paid for him are returnable on a uquarterl:f'' basis. vacation, or itl. Smith with i. one- f1eveland ~ 18 .581 ••4 Mays Hurt Alto · Mays ll.imself waa taken out of lhe ume score lo lhe Kan11as City OU, Western Michigan, Dominate Mid~Am's All-League B~seball Team YoUN~' Po. UPI- Ar· auction shall forfeit aU rights to the player tieing bou&ht. :;:~ :,·~r~'f:~~:~r ·,La:;:t~ :, Monday'• ...u~,. qgl. PelJI~~._ tlle tof money win· -:-A player who ffil.SSes. .one sche.du..d &ame wltltout a winnetl. ·T.bii. MOh ·11.. ~Jt,iv:e,. ~- l'l,n. 11 MUwauktt 2, Nlht· 1858 1valid tbe. reviving worlf over Giants_CJ!Bp\ tq ·,-pift. 1~ games ttte lineup with abin ·bruises ibut A,tMetics. .: o! first PJaee b,J. waQpping the said he definitely ·woullft play I Tbe Indiaos, who have losf: :•nwaukc• B~:avt~•. l,l .t'Tu.eaday night when the te•ms re- three straight and six of their ~st flret Riee mome~t4ii'D atuaDed 11umt' their four-1a.me seriQs. Qighl game11, now. lead t_he VanSpencer wbon. b4! · 1Qm wt Jn the American League, the k:ees by only 5¥, games white tb~ duriDJ a ruJK!Own . ·_ "n Uttrd two team s which got the biggest White Sox, who have lost seven and hom' in the eevefttb. bl.nlJNI . jump on the New York Yankees oi 10 games to the Athletlcs, lead Thel) M;aya retaJtated·' il& •wUng continued to fritter away their op- them by only 4.\k. over Rice pn 1 play at tbe plate portunity to maintain a sizeable AID CUT MINUD '1tt q,r: ·od ·tfte 9to circuit in · durin& a fouF-1'un Saa Francisco lead U.'a slill ear.l~ in the season. yet rally. In the eiJti.t• aftd itndlnlil ckamplons, tempera alteacty are Oar.ing in the the Milwaukie catche11 1.0 a hos· The rtrSt-place Clevelmd ID.dioNational LeaJue pennant race . pital with a• .b ruised lower shin llftl: dropped a i ·l decision -to .lhe: O~yl spencer~ Willie Maya aRd b•ne. ' Detroit Tiger& tnd the .M(!ODIJ. PHONE ii8-Y POMElOY OHIO CINCINN"TI UP!- Tite Clneln· nstl Reds Monday signed two colr leatate ba!leball playel'l, one oC them to a bimut cotttPact. Sltned for an undlseloaed bon· us wa1 Herb Bu!ch. 21 . IHoot, 'finch, 230·pound righthander from the Unlvert~lty of Virginia. The other contrart went to Ray Vau · ehn, ~J, I third btl&mJn for Lin• coin Memorial University . Butch will start workouts with the club in Sl. Loull about JuRe 12 after a:raduallon. He will be 111l1ned to a farm club. Vau1hn . from Elir:abelhtown, T~nn ., was signed to a eontra('t with the Savannah , Ga. , elub. w.·. ~ \ .. Mamjek Accepts Aquinas Job As Phys Ed Chief UPI - Rlohard Pitt•burah Ctntral CO~UlltBUS Mamjek of .. " Catbolic Hlih Sthool wu nornd The . Exeiti·ng Do-ge e.t· varally coach and b,:~ Q[ pltni· ral education Monda)' at Columtua Aqulnaa HlJh School, effet· tlve Immediately'. llamjek Pel· 1ucce~• tiwoo~ chel w•o re1111n•d to take 1 pol\ at Springfield Local In Eastern •• Ohio. · A Luxurious New Model ATLA! fltLVCitON tllt~$lRt 8UILT TO'STANDAIIOS EV£11 HIGHER THAN F~A t1R£S ON IRANO HEW CARS! enger a "'* w ....., ,oil,. "' • IN NOW I .' :I 'I r " ' I • ;.-.m .... .•o:- •• j ' ' .. .. . .• I t.~ , " . ' ' . INC. l \ . 461 Sfiutli ' ONLY MiclcU.....• oe.1e USED CARS AND TJUGilS . . '.:I L •·,' . .' ' ........ HQekett's SOitio E; MA!N Sftlll£T I ·• mil-... ' ' toWI PAYIIIl• If ye U litl11. fUifllll SIIUI'S l·tU.Cilllt.IUf · DR IV~ -,' .,;-<' ""* llo(on t\ low O.f <tlOI!Ii'or tin " Allu hlstoiJ: l~Cfd'GI · f!ioosl h'a A1l11P~ 'I''!'~~ t~ ~ li"'.Y'W..,.. ~.:~' .. Sollk>t AD<I ll!lfl!llt "'" ltiala: ...... ui1oolber ride. . . ;. .. ' . )IMf ' Se~~Yice. . : . • ,.OMEIOY, ;·OillQ....: ,. .~ • ... <. ••• "' ~·• • �. . ' 1 O~Had 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middloport, 0., June 2, 1959 HettmShots ln.Ooen TrWs SPORTS DESK ~ATl uPI--Cinelnaati's ~ ~ Colllltry Club was -of . tbe hottut ~~~etion lloaMJ II Wei Elli8 ol A.lder...... 11. 1., cordod a -133 to ~ ._ aation in the 12 a«tion· at ttiala !0< the U. S. Open Golf eha!Ojliolldlp. the • 1r ...,. -,A,.._IU. ' ··\)r Little Leagu Starling·Fence Busting Braves' Price, Indians' Morris, Lead All Hitters Tempers F1are Already In Tight ·S~nior Loop; LIL 1 UBitM ,.,.... lntwft4t1.,..a I Woody Call'• 1ndiona perter.,· \ Cleveland, White Sex, Fritter'Away Chan~es 1 . . . . ~ ed exactly a1 expeeted. In Middle· Offwcrs, comnusstoners and managers Of the Mu:ldleport port laat evenint wlrmlna over Li11 !t' 1 eague Associatioq met la-st evening on tbe new the other lt:r.ona ' tt~m. u.. Red SidJ of tbe 69 playr111 firf'rf Py•h .. !'ark I. L diamond to straighten out a few wrinkles as Sol, Il-l in tt>. 11110•014 ktl!o of au.... rounds ·•·" <t• e 36 bvks the ft M .>c a ~rm schedule began . the summer. Uttt.. t..tf\11- •~ty in t" t'OinJlt•11t ~ lovernoo~ Se. ~ , " portant linel!i of policy were laid down for the while in the CoWJ ~ • ._ lot J0 bfo l· ., ~.iT C!..! J i G e\'f'Dt at fiJrure of yowtgster play locally. One applicable to this year Redtop, Dodeero llld .P!r· KaJ~iarnr. ec:k. "' '! , June 11-IS. t• ' t Ia ) 1 that I ate• came home wlnnert. 1 P'J.!fs. who w.m thi !O year·s Tex.· (b a:se.d on th e !lum be r or •-· ~:r s. ~an mg 0 P Y s each ~ Top hitter in the county was 11 .O).c ~ , wu u -under with his lhe SJ-x teams shall have a mmtmum of 13 boys, and a max1- portside awinger Larry hiee· of 1S3. _lie fired five eules. eight ffiUJ!L of 15. . Portland. playing under the bo~~;n · birclifl. IT pan: and six bogies. Smce aucbon day, some rosters ttave been depleted by ner of the Recine Br<&l!ea. PriCe 1te was followed by Rogers M('· move-aways and drop-offs. So today there are six opentncs on connected for two bome:r, and a 1 "The tchool INIOn I ...UIR't Maiut ot Clneinnati, the low am•- two or more teams for boy& . Any lad wlshing to be on one of single •.nd scored fo~r runa. . . M allowM to overl•' the bl• teUr ot t).e day, wJtb 66-69- 13~. these six positions is invited to tryout at 4:30 p.m. Thur~ In !"lddlepo:rt Mtck)' Morrts, 1, ball Mason!" AU'Iflilr Dow Finaterwatd wn day at the park. Each must be eight years old ar over as of ace. pltcber f-or the Indlant, ~ad , · a stnlle and two double• ag1msl . onf! ot~ 11 wbo were ex.empt from J une 1, a·n d b e approve d a s r e a d y to take blS lumps in play, the fast and tough Terry Jobnton qu-llfJiBI roW1dl. a decision resting upon o(fkials who see him in actlon at th~ Johnaon himself tagged MOrPia to~ tryout. · · UnitM Pr"" tm.rntthmal 1 solo homer down the :r·ilhtfield ' miUIIIIGN NISBV The meeting, conducted by WiUiam Criner, president, u- line tbJt was lost In tall grass ' National LHtue PITTSBURGH UP1 - John Nis- sisted by Lee Smith, commissioner, also lona: enoulh for Terry to circle w. L. Pet. Gl bJ: 1 'siX-one, 23o-pound guard, - La[d emphasis on player and manaler conduct at James, the.aaekl. But it eame in the .IJNh ~~iJwaukee 28 17 .~2 has sCnH his 19» eontract with both having to be above reproach, "going by the book" on lnmn1. ":;~UCh too late to do much ~ag Francisco 27 19 .:W7 I'h the PIUJllurab Steelers. Nili!by , both counts damage. ,The ~nly other Jted S:ox Ptttlbura:h 24 21 .-'33 4 ~ who played eollq:late ,ball at the d · hitter, was Dave Wellman, h~ -~08 AngeleA 26 23 , .521 4'h ColleP. · .r. ·Patific. came lo ~he - Awar ed players Allen Wallace to the Redlegs, Tiny tint balent.an, with a pair , ol ~)ta~o , '3 24 .489 6 Stee"'",.~i!i~:"'· agent in 1951. Ward to the Red Sox , and Larry Stohart to the Senators, on llndea, <iil<:inoati 21 2i .457 7\\ , "· , request of manaprs, for lljfeed upon points. • ·' . · , ·_: .. 1 .~ •· J~s 18 26 .409 9~ '!01-C!fi .TO TMI GAME - Decided a manager who bids more pol.nts than he has at Pom,I'I>Y''·"-41~•\I!e •. .w~ h• lphia 17 28 378 II ih'••••· I -- Del Rice wtre ' the principals Mou· day nia:ht wbtn· 'the san Francisco STANDINGS -.; iome ript next to the Ll· ,.... 94MntJ¥ Club &oU rouraeJC • pracl!!js,.ll;lll\1 wbea QOt on ~·can ltll in all the toW'. run triple and Miller wltb a twoWayne Swisher, chairman of the Pomeroy Little Lea&ue run double were top hitter• for drive for funds, was all smiles today. the lltdleJ•. He hAd toted up results of the recent campalt:n. now com· for the CaTd1, Davia had two ::::1:~ ·a nd Heln•lu pleted except for a laggard contributor here and thtre, and found a total of $1,735 .84 In the account Thla Ia about flOG better than last yea~. It does not lnchld.e money fr!IDI Syra· CU$e·Mlnersvllle drives, or Raclne-Porllan4. Bolla came !"rough hancjsomely lhis year for their aharea. Orio s'mlth, Long Bottom RO, won the UOO bond awarded by the PomerQy Associatiun. Sild Wayne: I• "I can't thank all the people enough who helped, and Q1 course, those who contributed. No one can be alnCled out. II waa 11_1PPIY fl!1'@4eamwork. This loes for manacon, mothera, 1 · [ SO11C11qrs, payers, league officers, and friends of Little -~ League baseball." Willi _.. - .. 1!'. . - - - _ . . ., r-. .... _, .. ~=--~ r: --.All,.._..,~ -............. .......,•= • • ._,...,_. ~ _......_ • • ... _.... ~ ...__._. ......,.. J:: . • ;. ,. • ih? • ._ r:;a;•r•LIIIIIIII JU ··" ...... it(llllllt { ~ ... . VUllO AIIII.DERS kiNG SUPPLY· Co• . in • bll ~ond, inninl to , ....., the Yonk~ »f. on 14 ~~~ Booldoo l'r\4o'o hlttln&. lo<IM -·d lwo •IIJIMI on4 I doU· bit. ·N ml• 1nd Pit"kena two 1ln· 11o Me-.. ht tile Yonkoeo. ~~~~~~d had ~ &lni!IO ,.~ 11. ...._•• 1 oolo homer. Wtnnii)J pltc~ Ni>l'· l~ !tJ'••d t. wolked 3 ciilvert "" ,.o t4aero lanned two, w•lked I, hll a 8. Wllbd 4. ond . Harria fanno~ · tntornattonal Laaouo 5 Hnana 4 Columbul 7 Montrtal 3 Rldlmo"" 4 To<Onto 3 Miami 7 Rocllootor • ~----~:~~~., ~~ ~~~ 1 ~ · N. Norris and Arnott. Ceivert BuHalo ! hi Ia In tho D<ldlor w n .... ., the 0. two. ~i~ Mf'n('hini. m=n: the pitchen, who h.n·e '"'''" ou1~ ''"" for th• l!ed 1 in the tiro chlni ~ad \l'o hila each . for 1~, ab\' to hold opponc nb 1;1 e hct·k game or i.J lbree . gante serie:t wlnnE'rA whtle Baker had throt~ lutety. Cln~inmtll wos tdlc Mon · o1ga lt> · t LH ~ An.:clc11. Lawrence safetlea Including a lriple ror doy _ wiH i.~ 3 -~, will lace Don Ory!l- the winners. Koighl also had two 1lah·, a 4. for the Pirates. Six Red~ pitchers mane fuHie Al'tcr I..o11 An lliclell, thu Red1 Mlddl•port elforu to stop Pilh1~ur~h in 1he 103 011---6 6 2 nightcap of a dotrhlf'tteader whkh ta ke on San Francl11eo in a foul?> Tndluns ~:~ame wook end serie11 · b eginnina Red Sox. . . 000 001 - 1 4 2 Cincinnati loat Sunday dt'spltt' o MorriS and Moore. Johll!!llf'l barr"Jte (If 13 hit• htJd rluwn by ~'rlday ni"ht. It will be Collowed by a Saturday afternoon lilame (I •P) Little 6 and l.ittle, Rice o. Cincinnati batters. County L"tut Tho pllrhinQ: slump hu s ~preud nncl a Sunday doubleheader. which wind!' up the cm·rent homt• st1.1ml . Redlegs 420 010-7 :t 2 through the R'd ' pJiching <1aff. Cardinals 130 100-~ 7 1 and even Hob Purkey , Or\l'C' lnI..andrf'lh and RlrJile. Cleland vinelble agoinst Pittsburgh, waa (I,P), Wl<'kllne 2 Spencer. chased trom the first ~: tunc Su n<1., hy the Pint•• Evrn Don Newcombe. who hat.! PIAf fill ANO U1N IPDII atn--.,floYlet Fo.-.Jp MilitO: Ur Andrtl Gromyko end his wlfe IJt:t'Oh alona • lakMide at !()'OD. ••~turland, foUowed. by otber memberl ot tha .SP:vJ'I,t delepUon to the·Qaeva taJkl. The aida were bl. an Amfrl.. cu. car, INt It dcmllopecl a flat tire and tbey had to ~lA their ~ 1n IdA 8oY1et ltmouable. J'urther, there wu pi*. MANTIA UPI- Maj . Gen. William Nutter, chief U. S. military advisor to the Philipl)tnes, said Wednesday tbat U. S. mi11tat1 munity affair a tuceHJ. assistance to the Manila gover~­ ment mas- be ctrt. Nutter ed defense oflicials . here tha~ tbe n'lduction was being conlidt.~,"Cd · as ~rt of a general worldwide prunninl in militaty · asaistance to all ,f.oreJgn countries bY . the United States. CHICAGO UPI - The C~caeo Cardinals Monday picked up Une· baeker 8Gb DougM-rty from the· ·Pitt.burgh Steelen in euhante info.rnr Western Michigan and Kent Stat• each landed three players _ e.urSe. diDHJI Was or for a 196(f' draft choice. HI'V· membeta and tllestt Jty Jacoba, Topp, Kaoe and the lirst team was MER CJl ANT 5 I NO I P~~."!!!.tA!~C!-. PCNM,..y, Ohto Ow W C ' oUect Anrwhere · of eatcher La\"f'y Belan- I ......... ..... thoo filer, western Mlchllan: tint ba~efl!l.n . Alex L-awten~. MarCollecting Is Our Business ,tt•U: ·~d baseman Ol~t: Not A Side Line l.ins, . ~nt ~a\e; ,shortstop : Call 91..,Y or 37W ~u:~;~a. Bowl,nl Green; conto'>r·. lll AGENT WILL CAlL Clelde~ Jd W~tflcr, Kenl . , We FUe· All Legal ticlitllel'dlet Bruce Johnson, uapers . In c.ourt ............. , .... .,......... ..-··~~~: ,......... ~, ~~~u~·;_,.,.,·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ji;;;;;:.;;;;;...;~;iiij'~~:ii~~~~;rf FOI·M FINEST All Sixes ....... ---·~ IN .SHOt RIPJ!It AT STOP • SHo.p ··: • ' MEIGS' MOsT MODEII!tl SHOP . • • " U12 N. Seeond St: Mlddl"'"'· Ohio WE WILL TRADE 6i~~1 ~i;·i~lf1· ~1Ytliot4 .····:~~ ··'$1l9s· 1,31 H.P. 18 FT. $2,000 PHONE 141 :r.' ;ol! , ' ;•,· ... ...... :a. Hoyt's Sohio Servic'e .. STORE. POMEROY, OHlO W. MAlN ST. }-' -··.. , ' 'Q()NE 9078 JR~ ,., ~· ~ •PIUJI Tax •nd Ri capp-.ble CasJ.nc ( 'am II• S••• ol Swanel's Servlte Statton, Pomeroy, 0, ." ,.· S BLACI SIDI WALL- TUBE TYPE Fully Equipped lncludi.ng Trailor · ·and Other Extras • --::6> ,.. - BUSY FIRST liNE-:- FIRST QUMJTY- ATLAS , . --~19$ :·CRAFT ~ --, LEONARD HISS, AT YOUR r FOR$ALE. 1: '1 and SAVE; Sale Prices CLIFf'S SHOE R&JtiiR ' . hlta, 10 did Billy Jewell, the Jo.s; Tyo a nd Williams ina: pitcher, tor Syracu•e. . t f.P). Winebrennt! r 2 and WineFor the Dodgen, Bacr, Emler hrt> nner, William~ 2. 1. d s 1h d 1 ,. un _w s er an wo utla, one of · Baer't belnc a homer. Pomeroy's Pirlte$· ·edged t.Jlt Srracu11e 1n dians 1).8 on Tyo'Ji liVen, .lait"-r.. Murray .and Mtn- · lost by paid 6 6 Glbb• and Swi,001 h.r,lnl-13 Jewell and In the litih wheo he walked oix Cundiff. will· Paid $liZ' 063 333- 18 13 5 Giantl S)-N!tYU Glanta. He had trouble CINCINNATI UPJ - The next was quickly knocked out as startlew 11amu 1h1JUld · tt>H whtlther ing pitcher in the conteat. ClnelnnttJ pitchers are good And In the second game the anoulh to make lht> ·Hcd' a w,. · - Red s had rome from hflbind three nlnJ bill te11m . times but no piteht>r waA able to U the recent l( lllld 1hillin g lwhiM hoi "'... tho io"<i. .. up, the real 1('st wf 1 l' flnJC with Tonight. Brooks Lawrcnre on th.e first team and Ohio U. ~~ (LP), Harril 3 and G. Hoffman. Ill l)odgm Whit~A Sox Buchanan of Western Mtchl@n . i: : ; Divu ·r. ' Ige ' Next Few Gam eS W"ll I If Reds' Pitchers Can Do It :··~!.·~~~ ~.~·~:~n ,'!;; :::;::~~ on'- Larlest .!ly . - ·. ·.. ·:0-. iQ.I Do .... Ever . CINC~AT'l UPJ......!The larg'est C hic~go 25 20 .556 1 daily double at _River Downs . Raltim ore 2/i 21 .MS llh since the ~ open•d a 44-day Kan sas City 21 21 .500 3~ meet lut Ftilfay 'paid .1882 to 11 De lroit 21 23 .477 41h person, Mondaf on tbe tOmbtna~~:h~~~:n ~~ ~Y! tton ot Bet'th'a Mar 11'1 the first Boston 19 24 .442 B race and ~ean Gem In the oec· ond . • Mondor,• Rnolto Dotrolt 3 ct... and 1 Berthain ~i~inl~li.l $135.80 Kan01o City 3 Chicago 1, nttht In two Two Collegians MkWIIPIIIrt, Signed By Reds, !:::~~:;~~oo::"~'~':"":w~l:n•~·~•:ir;n:•~o~f~':"'~t~ln~·~h:o:' One For Bonus ln.AbBUilY ROAD PHO'i£ 83t8 ...,.. 1 ~ome J<tU Qn,ba .... · IMII:nlllll =··=~ ·. 1'llo Jla<lno Bloveo blew p "'"' . 8Ell' • 1 dfpble •n.d plaee Chicago KALAM.I\.ZOO, Mlch. VPI--Co- by the ('oacbes. ehampiont WeJte•n Mlt:hiean and Leading vote-getters on the 11). Ohio Univtrti~y alOnt with third man fint · tea~ we~~e thitd baseplace Kent St~e today d9mino~~;ted man Lamar Ja.cobs of Ohio U., the lli69 alblt..u_e Mld·Amerk•n pitchers _Bill . Topp · {)f W~stern Confer.erl\ft •baU squad picked' Michigan and Martin Kane of ·· Kent State, and left !iielder Larry excuse nta'Y be dlsctp1med ; lt he SJlOU(d. ~ss two S\IC· '' •he Carda had four r•plUs · AMtrlc11n L..tu• '!1'tilounl•11 of f42,8&7 iov.. "th• cesslvely without an excuse, he may be out from tbe rooter etlhor w17 with Mom :Qo4 on W. L. r>ct. Gl ........10 . lhaeh he i• locatina bis and points paid for him are returnable on a uquarterl:f'' basis. vacation, or itl. Smith with i. one- f1eveland ~ 18 .581 ••4 Mays Hurt Alto · Mays ll.imself waa taken out of lhe ume score lo lhe Kan11as City OU, Western Michigan, Dominate Mid~Am's All-League B~seball Team YoUN~' Po. UPI- Ar· auction shall forfeit aU rights to the player tieing bou&ht. :;:~ :,·~r~'f:~~:~r ·,La:;:t~ :, Monday'• ...u~,. qgl. PelJI~~._ tlle tof money win· -:-A player who ffil.SSes. .one sche.du..d &ame wltltout a winnetl. ·T.bii. MOh ·11.. ~Jt,iv:e,. ~- l'l,n. 11 MUwauktt 2, Nlht· 1858 1valid tbe. reviving worlf over Giants_CJ!Bp\ tq ·,-pift. 1~ games ttte lineup with abin ·bruises ibut A,tMetics. .: o! first PJaee b,J. waQpping the said he definitely ·woullft play I Tbe Indiaos, who have losf: :•nwaukc• B~:avt~•. l,l .t'Tu.eaday night when the te•ms re- three straight and six of their ~st flret Riee mome~t4ii'D atuaDed 11umt' their four-1a.me seriQs. Qighl game11, now. lead t_he VanSpencer wbon. b4! · 1Qm wt Jn the American League, the k:ees by only 5¥, games white tb~ duriDJ a ruJK!Own . ·_ "n Uttrd two team s which got the biggest White Sox, who have lost seven and hom' in the eevefttb. bl.nlJNI . jump on the New York Yankees oi 10 games to the Athletlcs, lead Thel) M;aya retaJtated·' il& •wUng continued to fritter away their op- them by only 4.\k. over Rice pn 1 play at tbe plate portunity to maintain a sizeable AID CUT MINUD '1tt q,r: ·od ·tfte 9to circuit in · durin& a fouF-1'un Saa Francisco lead U.'a slill ear.l~ in the season. yet rally. In the eiJti.t• aftd itndlnlil ckamplons, tempera alteacty are Oar.ing in the the Milwaukie catche11 1.0 a hos· The rtrSt-place Clevelmd ID.dioNational LeaJue pennant race . pital with a• .b ruised lower shin llftl: dropped a i ·l decision -to .lhe: O~yl spencer~ Willie Maya aRd b•ne. ' Detroit Tiger& tnd the .M(!ODIJ. PHONE ii8-Y POMElOY OHIO CINCINN"TI UP!- Tite Clneln· nstl Reds Monday signed two colr leatate ba!leball playel'l, one oC them to a bimut cotttPact. Sltned for an undlseloaed bon· us wa1 Herb Bu!ch. 21 . IHoot, 'finch, 230·pound righthander from the Unlvert~lty of Virginia. The other contrart went to Ray Vau · ehn, ~J, I third btl&mJn for Lin• coin Memorial University . Butch will start workouts with the club in Sl. Loull about JuRe 12 after a:raduallon. He will be 111l1ned to a farm club. Vau1hn . from Elir:abelhtown, T~nn ., was signed to a eontra('t with the Savannah , Ga. , elub. w.·. ~ \ .. Mamjek Accepts Aquinas Job As Phys Ed Chief UPI - Rlohard Pitt•burah Ctntral CO~UlltBUS Mamjek of .. " Catbolic Hlih Sthool wu nornd The . Exeiti·ng Do-ge e.t· varally coach and b,:~ Q[ pltni· ral education Monda)' at Columtua Aqulnaa HlJh School, effet· tlve Immediately'. llamjek Pel· 1ucce~• tiwoo~ chel w•o re1111n•d to take 1 pol\ at Springfield Local In Eastern •• Ohio. · A Luxurious New Model ATLA! fltLVCitON tllt~$lRt 8UILT TO'STANDAIIOS EV£11 HIGHER THAN F~A t1R£S ON IRANO HEW CARS! enger a "'* w ....., ,oil,. "' • IN NOW I .' :I 'I r " ' I • ;.-.m .... .•o:- •• j ' ' .. .. . .• I t.~ , " . ' ' . INC. l \ . 461 Sfiutli ' ONLY MiclcU.....• oe.1e USED CARS AND TJUGilS . . '.:I L •·,' . .' ' ........ HQekett's SOitio E; MA!N Sftlll£T I ·• mil-... ' ' toWI PAYIIIl• If ye U litl11. fUifllll SIIUI'S l·tU.Cilllt.IUf · DR IV~ -,' .,;-<' ""* llo(on t\ low O.f <tlOI!Ii'or tin " Allu hlstoiJ: l~Cfd'GI · f!ioosl h'a A1l11P~ 'I''!'~~ t~ ~ li"'.Y'W..,.. ~.:~' .. Sollk>t AD<I ll!lfl!llt "'" ltiala: ...... ui1oolber ride. . . ;. .. ' . )IMf ' Se~~Yice. . : . • ,.OMEIOY, ;·OillQ....: ,. .~ • ... <. ••• "' ~·• • �' • ~DUly Sentinel, WANT ADS t I 81 PHONE 398 RATES 3 c-enli peJ word , one ii'ISert.ion. Minimum charge - 60 cents. 8 eents per word for three consecutive insertio.n.t~. Special - one month for 30 cents per word . . . Full rate of 3 Cf"nts per W'(lrd will be ~barged for 111dverUsHJg lf not paid wi.thln 10 days after rereivin!l bill. Errors in Advertising - Should be reported immediately. The Daily Sentinel will not be respon&ble for more than one lneor· roct insertion. t.:ard of Thanks and Sp<'daJ Notices of Events $1-DO. Obitueries published at 1 cent per word. WORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 1 MO. 15 66c OOc $1.3~ J.4.M20 60< $1.20 $1.80 $6.00 25 7/lc $100 $2.25 $7.50 Ads rf'l'i..-i\·ed by 10 A.M. will be in thal day's paper. . ' ' Not•ces STARTING JUNE 14 A TWO week ~\·Jval at l'rcedom Gospel Mission Church at Bald Knobs on Portlantl-Bashiln Road . Rev. L R Gluesencamp. Pastor. Spr<"lal sing1ng. 6·2-2tc Emplovmer! Wonted w·~•u"--=M-=-o"'w - 0.-w-N-,. "•"•-"·,-=,c:o-cN· FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS l' MrL Don11.1 Duncan, ' lira. Bett:r Ma7 25th, KiA Nancy Ann MeJamea, Jln. J.Aonard Bwh, MrL NiiUil, daudlter of Mr. ami Bebny Stafford, M.ra. William Mn. noyd "MeMUiln, Hart:forcl, beRoulb, Mn. William Field•. Jr., r came t~e bride of Thom11 Eqene Geraldlne Crites, Mrs. Stanford Anderean, •IOD of Mr. and lib. . Powell, Kra. Darrell McCoy, MrL Ra.ymond Andenon, altO of Hart· Ru-by BGard, Mn. Gear&c Adlr:lns, (o~. Ttt'e pnpreuJ\!e dOUble tine Mrs. Kenneth Stewart, Mlaae1 cerl!imqn~ ~t ptaee in Ute parM.az.tne K.e arns, 8etty · Kelly, Eu- IOniilt with only a few cloiee tha Cunnincbam, Mildred Hall, friend& pre~ent. Miu June )(e. Alice Davit, Dorothy Sayre, MU· MUUn, wu her aliter'• lttendant. dred Ch~tPman, Donna Jean Rouah Ml~ P.U.een Anderson, Arlna Roeemary Stewart, Debtt Stewart JobD.~pn and EmU Xnl&ht were .and Kenneth Stewart, Mn. Sarah the gueita, Gibbs, Mn. Jacob PbUUpa, Mn. The bl'lde wu attired ln a L. Dyer, Mr. and Mra. A. D. stf~t length dreu Of pint aum~~.me, Mrs. Earl Fields, Mra. Reltmirt, Mrs. J . H. Smith mer sheer, harmGni&tnartaee trim· Jr., Shirley Mee Smith, Mr1. A1· med tbe collar, cmffa and bouffant Lhur Wayland and Miss Eltber skirt. Her acceuorlet were white and ahe wore a coraa•e of white McKnight. roeebUda. Her attendan.t wore a Sending gUt.s were Mrs. KeD· summer outfit thlt bannoniztd nelh Ridenour, MrS. Emil Knight, with the bride'•· Mrs. Stewart Zerkle, Mrs, J. H. The new Mr~ Andersoo lttend· 5mith, Mrs. Earl Hof!man, Mrs. ed 'r\'ahama High School and the W. T. Stone, Miu Audrey Bless- ll!rG"Om haa served in the United ng, Miss Mary JP.net Zertle, Rev. States ATmy. Thtv will make .ud Mrs. Marion WUUama. their home in Hartford. WaltP"HS. lxperlenc:N.. Must a. Honest •nd of • leod ct..reder. Hot•l Mutin 6 1 tfc Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 2, 1959 ABLE pay. Phone .Middlt.>port 6129 Y. 6-1 -6tc I I -:-::-:,----::----- - ICARJNC'.WASHINGMOTOR CLEAN· lla<'kHt's doi"io f.ervi('l' . P'hltn P • ll 1il :101r I I I t'ORTY. ACRES OF MIXED HAY or put up on shares. Stanley , Gtbbs, Rl. 2. Long ·Bottom . Ju st off Rl. 7, back of new EiUilern High School. 8 1 6tp NEW IDEA HAYLOADER QI)R.f !Jefo.e g:ao A.M Mld~lepurt 683J.J Pomeroy 52 a kAUn FEED STORI I'd ....b death toD of THI NATIONAl IIAGIOY-H~re II where four deatlla added ~then ":aah wh1C:~med Normaa 6.t Ch..ttr Vukoo 5·2145 HAMILL SERVICl' Joe WiiiC'IIliller. RD 1, Pomeroy. Hatp, the Memorial Day weekend. 'I'hia Ia at Bath, N. Y., a h -o B'ra.Dchellla Dillon, Almette }8• and Branche.~ STATtON $.29-8tp WANTED MEN Ma•in-tenllll('e I Engines $13~ tearn . No nf'ed to qtllt -until .,OR . UENT- EXTEN!:IJON )'Our you are U\lined. Write ilo: j ! .. UNIVERSAL ~'', Ohio. Phone 526f-~' JET · t;nglne I Training KARR & VAN :ZANDJ Box 068-.1, c/o Daily Stmlinel l'omeruy, ot•io Ag• Name Street --···-· t:lty --· Phone 1\Ill(J usuiilly home -- --·· ··. Id) .r\.uto Sales __ .. Avh Sal" 2 tO TC K(fCllEN m: si~:ned for your home. Free f• tlrnalu. Foreman & Abbon Phone 11284-Y. 8·6-tf AUCTIONEER Completo So~i<O CriH Brtdlord Write, Phone or Cont•ct 1 A. Bradford, Ro~clne, Ohlo Phone 485 Pomeroy P-E-'K_IN _ES --cE- PcrOcPcPlcEc - S-:F::cO-:R---:: S-c A:-::LE. Reasonable. 1drs. W. W. Ca ll , I,~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= Sycamore Street, Middleport. s 27 Ole c. s.z•·tt US.iD SOFA BED. GOOD CONDI· tlon. f2:i. Two reconditloncl ra· dios $tO U<'h. Phone 6089\l. THEY CAN . TRAil,. UNDERMINE 6-~tc SED, CEN· \lOS!! NEW MOON 41 f"T. lury , Rai.llo, 1_-leater, Dyry~flQw. er. 1 bedroom, 34 ft. aluminum awning. $2,200.00. Lawrence Clenn car lnsrde and out. '129tli. Blaettnar b, Pomeroy. ~-29·6tc Reed, Lowe's Trailer Co urt. - - - - ------Middleport, Ohio. 5·26-tfc 1M3 BUlCK 4 DR. 1955 BUICK 2 DR. S£!:0, SPEC·I AL Dyn 11 fluw, Heater . A line car at llluettnars, 5·29-titc D~OR -S~o..\N. $7D!l. nlucttu :•n, I ome; ll)'. 5-29-tltc 19M V'(uUJ 2- DH. $795. iilactt;;;:; ron~ erlly 0·29-6te · · ___ (9l For Sale YOUR HOUSE Termites often dclltroy VtilU· able property Defore anyone IB aware of their pl'eMtmce, 'fh~ot i.a becauae lhe)l hvo lr, lunneb whloh they e-a.t l.nlo wood. 'fhey Jo their damill,le fro111 lhe ln· side out. We'll cltcck your property fw tel"mites Ine, cradl· cate them tit low coat. Renu~m· ber an IIUpecUon in'\lme U\l&il dollara. For P!!lll lna..-.=tlon PHONE 313-M 3 ,!lOOM APARTMENT WITH ··~ ·ba'h . Vc.•y 1nod•rn " · Phone ovvtl'. :; 28 tile l WASJH:R, 2ti'·GutL'S Bkycle. li rou nr house ond a extra Juts. J'hune 6381 -.1 . 6-2:Hc - ·· USJ:o:n lF.I ~~;t'TRICHEn~TIUMMEH ! '""' Good Conii\Uon , o/~ Inch strnkto, 10 ~4 inch blade 115 Vults munth o!O). Phone 840.X. A. II . S pi S I more up y tore G'l Du~··· 623 " Pomeroy, Ohio I 12• Wanted to Rent i7U I M !==:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ DEALS - 9al Marini Supplie¥ ...... -u..~ .......... -"· tn.oo and u,, whllt thew lttt. Metrepolltan MlriM kl.. aM hf'\l'iH, Pom· • ..,. Phen. 16-M. 2 life . (141 f''<lr Rent GOING! SIGNS PACKER PACT GREEN BAY, Wis. UPI -Jim 'l'i)'lor of Louisi11.na State, start· ing Groen ·Hay fu\loback in the last lwo gamns of the 1000 Nation - HI l'"o()bbNII Lc11guc · 5easo n, hat; ~ig ned his 1959 eon\r~te \ with the P<ickcrs. Tnylor I'IU'ried a total or 52 Hmt·~ in his ruokic season for 011 ave rau e guin of 4.8 yardlj, OK BASEBALL RE50LUT10N WASHINGTON Ul,l - The St--n · <~lt• has Hrlnptl'd a Houge -approvl'd r···sululwn a sking President Eiscn ht•Wl'r lo tksi~nate the week be~ ! un i11g .lunc H 1111 National Utllc LeRIOW ·Baseball Week. The mea ~u n• gut•~ lo lhc While HOUiie for r.pproval. ----·--- - - \ ENJ.:TIAN BLINDS. CANVAS and wr..od alat porch •nd win· TRAILERS 1965 A. H. C. liOUSJt; ~ dow 11hade1. Cloth awntnaa, all 1'niler !lll t' L lonJ: , Custom ~ kiUdA porch vaJisnce, Electric made, Hcprmt1c dlnlnl: room, ~ •·~~ n ~~ all lllndl, Electric Liaht l't'O!Iiey kitchen , carpclctl living l''hduru, all &inds. Dahl Wippel room , washer o~~ nd dryer, air Supply, 21(1 Union A1cnuc. condllloner 30 n . aluminum J\.1·30tc awning. Priced on inspection. 1 PEST CONTROL tO. Phone nA 3-8M2, Denver Weber Homt Offlu, 51. M•ry'•, w. v.. m1NCESS t'A'f L"UAL COMPANY. Belpre . 8·2-6tp & Kr&del of ,.ood clean eoal. -- AIR CONDITIONIN<i. ltEI''UlGER· Rock Sprir•Jil• Rd. Pb(•n• 12&-Y· lk'livM~d. • 2 12 tft ( atio11 sl'cvice . Jurk's llt•rrigcra ~=:::--::::::c::-:::::~;-;;-~ --tlon, Nnw Jluven. Pborw TL ,j:.:I;:C:iE"'"R.E•' JIIGEJlATOR, 23~37 . fl -23-tf IDDLE AGED ~OUP!.E W AI'ITS hit ba('k -• chair with ottum•n, 2 bedroom llo.ne or aparlment. DHby bl•d complete. Phone l03X . Box 1811. Middleport or call BUI.LDOZ\Nt: --•Ht~ st'mcnl~. rond s 6-1 ·3tp 6·2·3tc Che1ler Yukon r)22:i18 . and lnnd ~<·uping. 1~. M. (;uwdery ---~ LonA 13ollom, Ohio. Phone YU koa ( -5-3~. 5 27 6tc Legal Notice NOTICI OF APPOINTMINT CtM No. 18,137 E•t•t• of Chtrle1 w. Curry O.Ce•M4 No1\ec is hereby a:lven that Fnmk M. curry whose p 01 t OftiCf ulidn•ss i11 7::10 Rich, Apt. B, l:~~~:.~;;,:~~ 23, Ohio, has ·been duly Administrator of the w. d of Charles W. Curry, det·casc . late of MeJgs County, Ohio. Dat('d Ulis I !loth day of May 1959. .~.H. O'BRIEN Jutlge of tbc Probate Ce·art Mela~~ County, Ohio ($) --- (24ol 19. 26; (6) : , 31< For Trade AND SM -\J..L · motor rcpHir . .Expert cnst iron I'OH SAl&' i)ll TRADE FOR i''ARM. M;r,derp home ... & rooms welding, a(·t ~ l ylc. le 11nd eleetri<' r.nd bath, bAM!Inent, rellar, coal welding. R. J,. Miller J•urts Co . house. 3~ acrel ground. Ple-tllY 315 Ash St .. Middleport, Ohio. LAWN MOWEIIS Phone 82.24-J. 6-29-6tc . F\lrolllte4 and unfurolthed. Mdllst.era. .1111Jc1J• ORAVILY TII:Ai;TOR SALIS AND SlltVICE .. 512 E. Mt!in, Pom POrt. Phone .,...... 2 3 tf Ph4:1n• 63-X. S..tlvnlll'l: s BED R 0 0 11! UNFURNISHED Ho~reld Bo~rnho~rt, Reltdsvlllt PARTIIENTS - ..... William Fields, Mills June McMillin , Patsy and CaroJyn Rizer, K&J· ina and William Andena111, Floyd McMillin and Randy. Sending gifts were Mn. Joae· phine Crites, Mrs. T. E . Blessina, and Audrey, Mrs. Louise Ander· son, Mrs. Edith Bumcarner, Mrs. anrl s..,.nt Sunda WSAZ.TV Channel 3 here virii'" 1Dg -Ia of good water. Below Hobaon Depot. Just oft Rt.. 1. Okey Wood, Phone ti817·A. Lego.l NOtiCe - - ~NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Ne. 12.744 Jn pursuan~e to un oracr of sale In partition, ieued out of the Court of Common Pleas, Meigs County, Ohio, in the case of Gar· nett H. Schaefer, el al., agaiJl&t Anna M. DuCIJeld: eot. al., being case No. 12,744 ;1'1 ·llllid court, J will uffer for sale at public auction at the from door or the Court HouRC in said county, on Saturday the fith day of June, 1959, at 10 o'dock A. M., •the following real e::;lt~te: Betty Bland, Mrs. GeOrge Cunnmgham, Mrs. David Fields, Mrs. Gera;d Fields, Ml's. Opal Dailey, .Ienr~· Dailey Sr., Hn. Fred faelns, Mrs. Tom .Fields, Mrs . l!:u&,:e.•e Flowers, Mrs. Carl Gibbs, Mrs. Lor.nie Goodnite, Mrs. Harry Gi~s . Mrs. Blaine Gilliand, Mrs. Elizabeth Grueaer, .Mrs. Buddy Gibbs and Janet, ltfrs.. George Hesson, Mrs. John Hall and Mildred, Mrs. Henry Jenl:lns, Mrs. R. E. Knight, Mrs. Charles Kearn~. Mr». Emil Knight, Mrs. Edward Kell, Mrs. Georee Lerner, Mrs. D. A. Smltb, · Mra. J. M. Crump, Mrs. W. T. SUIDe, Mrs. Kenneth Hid''"''"· Mrs. ,J. H. Smith, Mrs. ArLhur Wayland, MJs. Budd Le· wis, Mrs. :Margaret Rizer, lfrs. !'; !don Will, Mlsaea Betty Kelly, Esther McKnight, ·Gr.ce Kftir.ht and Marlene Roush. BRIDAL .G IVEN The social rooms of the lap~lst Church was attractively' decorated with early summer flowers the bridal shOwer honoring Loraine Hall, bride-elect. The evening was spent soclaUy -.nd following the openin& and dil· playing of the man)'. lovely , and useful &:lfts refreshmentl 'were served to Mrs. Jane CunnJnghll.t, - ~,.~-;.::_:..'==::::;::;.::: Chonne13--1'uesdoy . ._oo DAYS World's Mos.t Popular Car Channel.3 ..; Wednesdll\ 6:15 Sign On 6 :30 Continental Classroom 7:00 Todar • 9:00 Katie Doonan Slww '8:30 Comedy Tiipe 10:30 Treasure Hunt 11:00 Ptice Is -RtiJh't WCHS.TV ChannelS-Tuesdat AT , 4:00 American Bsndstnd 0:30 AdvPnture Time 8:00 Adoientu'r;'ew In Sherwood ·· . ·Forest ecso Ybolr ·!:sso R e - PRESTON .MOTQRS fl:45 C~<'~lRel 8 C81Ung 8:55 WeatberQ;UlD '1 :00 Buccaneers 7:30 Cheyenne P._on• 6Uil '. MIDDLE;ORT~ OHIO ft •.MJ W:Vd+t ~AfO t:OO '!'he Rtfb!man 9:30 Naked Glty . JO:SO Alcoa Pre~nta . 'l0:30 t;~~ .• ' ~ ' 1 ~eem not to of or to care UtUe •bout Communlam'l del.llrmlned p~anlll fo a brl&ht, new red WO.t'&4 I a ter some month• ago clJt. c tbi1 fat·beatkd ~~ teDCl-', .Prttickut &llenbower · Amer\can citizens be aware ;r "I 110 often lflonlllted,. .• · aPNI'OOl apathy ql til 10 ; .' , ri. c:•g.s. . " Amo . ., r ·' ., "!i' . . ~-· - "' ,.. •""'· P.ftWtiH•i1J ' ' Givtn ?.q HMq' Miss ~tty 'giley ' on 'l'l!~rl!l•• evenlnc ril ll•t wMk Susie ChiPI'I:liD, dauchter <lf A{r. and Mr~. Te;JJ Cbtpman, e~t~r­ Lained with a aciDJ·•w'ay p.,-ty fQr i'attr •BaUiy; da"ibter of Mr. 12d Mrl. ·RuueJI Bailey, who wUI .oe movJna to Oo:ter, Obi~. 100n. ~ru:~ wete tnJo1· atwr the 990 ,::~~~~~~~~;;::::::;:::~:;:;~:t:;:i;;:i:;:;;::;:;;:;;;;;;i~;=~~=-· ·u:oo . The- · News On Your SPoT Radio Dial 7c00 stat• ,~~per 7:.30 W~Q,n tratn 8:30 - · lo 1118hl 9:00 Kraft Murle Hall 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 Bat Mastenon This' U YQut tJte Tarl(et New• Headlines ' ..... Chann~l NEWS 8 ·. ' Of 1'11• Oklo Valley Uc30 12c00 I2c30 LOO I A.M. 1:55P.M. ... 8:55 A.M. 10 A.M. 3:55 P.M. 12 Hoon 5 P.M. !clio 2c00 2c30 3c00 3c30 4c00 &c30 lcOO Radio Station ~ ,..:_~f''"'~ Tonight the Weather 11:06 ...i FOil THE ll: 10 W eathercut (1cl5 ' \n.e Jack Paar Slow · UIO Sll~ Oil . lOcOO Dough Rl> liJI $HOWi!lt ciaL Jt~ttlmated that in • rather re· eent 18-mon&h period tbe J'Bl referred tSi espionage cut11 to the departm~nt. 1.'hat i1 neu an averaee rate of one·a-day. Tune In The « ' · PI!ANU'I'S u. I ,~ WIU DRISSID OU.D-Thomu J. Sobchack dlaplay11 hll!l p-adu· atlon attire at Columb1a unlverlllty-Borm,Jda l!ltlorta. Under that robe, or eoune. sTR·A-" w"s"E::RR'-"'•ES=.-c=A=Ts:::.K::cciLI.S Sparklrs. Box or crale. Call 926-X. :S-29-6tp ""~~~,-=~,~~=- 19M roN;rv\t.: 4- BUILT ·a. I o.H Clean U..d Cart lUI Mtkea aM Model• MITIU»POLIT,..N " low price. $1090. Jlomeroy. I~D den, Scaflold Boards, Ofop Cloth s. Clint Jn Fisher, Middlr· CUSTOM PERSONALS Donald Jenkin• or .Huntin.¢lc.n o· IVID'E ' N'D ". was .lings, Mrs. JameJ ,,McKnJght, Mrs. The home was attractively deeoratcd with arrangements of summer flowers . The evening was spent informally. AftN the openinll of the m!lny be-autiful and useful gifts, refreshmenls were ~ervcd to the honoree, Mi 8s McMillin, Mrs . William Kelly, MrB, Leonard Dush and Donna, ~rs. Virginia Roush, Christie DaviS, Mrs. Pearl- Fields. Norma, Beverly anJ Sharon, Mrs. William Zerkle, Mrs. Helen Johnson, Mrt~ . Martin Gibbs, Mrs. Russell McMillin and Annalee, Mrs Ray Fields ahd Debbie, Mrs. Eul Edwards, Mrs. William Fields Jr., Mra. Bill Fields and Kathy, Mrs. Louise Johnson , \'ieorgio and Lois Jean, Mrs. Hilda Warth and Mil· dred, Mr!'; . Edgar Cu nningham, Mrs. Ruue\1 Holt, Mrs. Robert and Con nie, Mrs. Carl Zer· Miss Mary J anet Zerkle, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Carrie Bum- SMALL APPLIANCE REPAIR. Phtme Otis McClintock, Racine Ohio. .f 4 30tc - - -- · - - - - - or more pt'r week . .Garn as yo"' prest.'Ttt job S"trtcute, Ohio TELEVISION, RADIO & Jet·G as Turbine and Turbo Prop shower IB•ertlha Dailey or · Pomeroy Mrs. McMHiin, J10ste~ses. ARNOLD'S Phone 1)6-Y miscellnneous given Friday evening compliment ing Miss Naney Ann -McMillin, bride-elect of TlKtmns Euqene Andetl!lon, at the home of. Mr. and Ployd McMillin with Mrs. YOUR WESTINGHOUSE DEALER TV AND APPLIANCES CC4L, OIL .& GAS FURNACES I ln~tpecU-on Trouble- shooting Overhalll on 'froa•i ned men rnay earn A Phont 200 Pomeroy, Oh1e. I TO 'mA.l.1'11 ~'OR ·"""te •• lire for t.rllt" rrlendsbip with the United St.atea are an utter ahame. This Is uoe fa.cl thit Jtands out sharply 111 a re11ult of this committee 's inve•ti&ation and 1tudy of current Commun ist eapionage operation• in tblt countey." TELEVISION GUIDE - WEDDING SOLEMNIZID In a ceremony aoJemnized the Rev. K. J. btt, •.• ltor of rotnr tnto ''fun ~eate aetlon" "The Soviet Union'• OI'Qte.lta· here under new ordert from MOlof peaceful intent and 1 de- cow. A Juttice Department olft· . av LYLI ,· "NIL.SON are not stron1 enouth to attack. ' WASHlNGTON UP1-The shock· Our time will come In 20 or 30 Ids sLory or Conununiat spyin& in years I~ to 1960. To win, we tfte ,Unlted States rambles on. It shall need ~ element! of .IUrarou~a less public i nterelt than pris~ . The bourg~lll that's us w!U Communism'a ,peace movement list . ye11r's fashions in women'• hatve to be put to sleep. h&l been underway now for 10me 1\irh. time. Sham and phony thouch it PHce Mov.m•nt ' Why it is that the American "So \ltl.. 'Jhall begin by launch· be, Communist propaganda for people are ~ o . complacently fat· co-e&iuence Ja firmly ine: lhe most spectacul•r peace h"eaded about the deadly menace tb., tree world'• head There will movement on record. of Communism tQ the American • KhruJbcb\v oc.ca· _way of life is a baffling question be' electrUyin& overtures and un· .sometbln1 olf li:er The warnings hne been loud and. heard of conceulons. The eapital.JII eradt ... .,, will bury . t~ey have been sounding for a \stlc eountriea, stupid and deca· or hia promlae that the 9'lf· _long time. dent, will re!olce to coopeT"ate in ctQ~ of u. s. arandchlldlen their own destruction. They wlll ~ome Soclalitts. ' Back there in 1930 one Dimitri i.t anot~er chance to be ·z. Manuilsky spol:e i n Moscow leap fr~nds. As soon as ttaeir g~ard is Amerlctn AJNthy bt!fore the Lenin School o{ Pol-i· down, we shall snuush them wlth De!ijlite peaceful talk, Commu· ' tical' Warfare. Among other things our clenched fists." nisi ·activities, ewpiona,e, lnflltraComnatle Milnuilsky said: tiotl ot U. S. institutions is boom· " Wir to the hilt between ComThe 1Jouse Committee on Un· ing t~day as rarely before. 1 muni'sm and capitalism is lnevl· Ameriran Ac-tlvltles cited that Director J. ·E dgar Hoover of table. Today 1930, of course, we speech in a ·report and remarkFBI re.guJ.atly warns his fel· citizen11 of their danger. but I tl>ere is litUe evidence that they his words. Hoover's warn· bia month was that the Com· munists were stepping up their efforts to recruit young people 11 :30 -concentration and workers in vital induatrief. 12:00 Tic Till~ Dol.l&b He said: , 4:00 Truth or Consequences ~2:30 Ii COuld Be You "The Communi9t aim is, of 1:00 MldJ)ay ~~ws 4:30 C9unty Rail course, to eat into our economie 1cl0 Movjeliifoe 0:00 ~ginacb ,f)affloua life aod treellom ." UO ~nnao. · 2 c00 qJu"n lor a •!)ay In April, }foover warned"' that 6c00 Da\ellne UN. UO· llalj11• kQlo S. Communist loadl'.lrs were 6:15 Jim 1-nac1t:er SbO'II' 3:00 · Young Dr: Jfalo_n" 8;25 Wtl-alhert.all. 3:30 From Theile Roots 8:3o t-\£ws Pir'ture Truth or Coo't'uenc• P:4ri ?-J..:j, .. 'N~ ' '30 CouniJ Fal1' 7:00 William Tell OcOO Splnaeh P!oJb7:30 Dragnet ft·:lO Woody Wooclpe<;kor 8:00 £i,ncinnati Baseball 6:00 Spinach Plaf~ouse JO::ro t:olonel Flack fJ:liS The Jim Tb .. ~W Silo-. 11·00 Ne-.~'~ 'FtelldUIUIII JG Weatbf!rc&4t 11:lll W<;latbereast J:30 News Plctilre U : HI Jack Paar Show 6:45 NBC News . 12c00 ·Sign Off ~abedian, ~ttc'l mother~*""~~-..'~~ 1~EUB~~C~hurc~~h~,~N~"'~nav~~~e~n~,~~~~~~·~~~~~~~Dd~fri~!~n~d~a.~~~":;_·~,~ARTFORD . garner, Mro. DeU Kearns, Mrs. I, H \llen Anderson, Mrs. Helen An· By Vir,inil Cl:-~.non lersun, Mrs. Mary Rousfa, Miu HONORED WITH SHOWER Eileen Andersnn, Mu. MatUe , . · . . . . ... ·. . . I H. Holme&. uo.M _!8~ _O_M _A_TO __ A_N_O_S_W~EET ·=-P--:cOTATO Albaay 3353 l!Y OFFICE WILL HI>: · CLOSED T DL'RING JUNE. R. E. Boice , plants. Second house east from !.----::CL,....E'"L"A"'N"'o"s,__ _ _, 6-2-3tp M. D . school house in Syracuse. Wm. R.tdlo & TV Repelr. S.nric. (7) Instruction Washington Window I I .~ 20 l Business Servicl' ! Dally Sen line!, Pomeroy-MI<Idleport, 0 ., June 2, 1959-7 Ni&ht \l:l~ WJEH 1000 Watts 990 KC JUO W!lli¥fcl., show r The fullow111g described real estate, si tuate In the ViUa.ge of Midcll('port, Coull'ly of P.Jelgs and ln the Slate of Ohio, and hounded aQd rlt•s(·ribt!d as follows, to-wit : Bcint~; a portion ot lots 96 anrt 101\ in the Village of Middleport, Meigs County. Ohio, and dellcrlbed as follows : Beginning at the southwest corner of lot No. 91\, be-lblt'ging to Ellen Rc~. thence north 62 degrcea 30 minutes west with the north line <lf the Martin Private J.anc 94 feet to a stake; Lhence north 30 d<'~l'el18 ao min· utes, l'alll 181 feet to a stake on top of a rock clift; thence Routh fl9 degrees east 48 feet to a stake in the west line of lot No. 91 ; thence with the west line of lots 91 · 82 and 911, 212 feet, more or leu, to the place ot beginning. 11l bearina:~ ma-gnetic. Reference. Deed : VoL l18, Pa11e 348. Said l'l'nl elJtate is known a.s 40-t Fisher Street, Middleport, Ohio, wiUrh il located on the north 11ide of Ji'hher Strf!et, about J70 feet Weat of the intei-leetlon of Fl1her Street and Fourth Street. Said real eatate appi'aised at arid cannot be 110ld fer than two-thirds of 5ald anao~.tnL. Terma : Caab on da)' of lilt. ' ROBERT HARTENBACH Sheriff, ?d'elga County, Ohio WJilBSTER & FULTZ, Attorney• for l'l1lntift. f51 5, 12, 1~. 128: fll 3. Dtc NT WENT OUT I OOT UP··· B!:FORF. TV ' Chonnei13TuesdaJ 4c00 Ttte llrlgh.ter Day ,,1~ Jlecret Storm 4 c3l ~ge of NJght &:00 Life of Riley ~ , so Amos & A.ndy 6c00 Arthur J. Smith Newl "'" 6:30 n._ ,JUle Rlvlln Sllow Tbe Tbne Stooges 7c00 Tbc. b.i Show a:so- To Ten '1 ,_. ~ Trutlll 9:00 ' Peck's Bad Girl 9c30 Red Skelton IOcOO G'arry Moore Show 1LOO News of the Ni&ht IW5 Theater 13 I !it·31) 8 ... Of> . thliiMI13oWtdil-., U5 Daily Devotions 8cOU Richard Hottei<Jt News 8 :1& Captain Kangaroo 9c0b Cartoon Theater to cOO On the Go \Oc30 Sam Levenson Show J Love Lucy .,,oo !UIO 12c00 12;0() 12:45 1:00 Top Dollar : Love of tlfe Search tOr' Tomorrow The Guldlnli ·Light Our Mia.- Bio~s 1:30 As the World Turns 2;00 The Jimmy ~an ~9w 2:30 House Party' 3c00 The IBlc Payoff S'c800 The Verdict II Yours i cOO ,.. l!rlchter oar us The Secret Sk.. at. i c!O The EdJI• ot l'jlll!l &cOO Life of llljer lc30 "!1009 and Andy 1:00 Arthur J Stnitb-~ewt U& Tbe ,ule Rivlln Show uo Tbe Tbree S\.oOpl TcOO Ste\'e Dor10.JVan, Weatera lllubaJI 7:30 TwWaht Tbeatu 8c00 Keep TaJkl~ uo Tracktlu*ll 9coo -Holiday USA 10:00 U. S. Steel Hour ll:UU New1 et tbiJ N~ ll:Ui Theater 13 12c30 Sl(in . UP fiOM ENTOM81t111NT ----: ~arl BenntU ablv.,t:a u,nde,l•.... blanktit and warms up wl~ coffee In Beaver Dam, K,r.., alter he and two other mln..-a we~ ~c:ued from twQ 4~Y.. entri.J)lJI~t ·t*r bl"!lnw ~ruL,qd. Ht '' de~Mblnl ' tho O(d4a.l. CURLY KAYOE sc., Ohi.,, Phone Cootvlllt 3691. 6-2·30tc Pomeroy; ~ bedroom furnUhed •partmc~nt with utii.Uet furnoi8h· -·ed, IJM,.OO ll'lt:JIIIoh; 2 bedroom ... lnsuranc~ furnlsl:led •partm,ent witbollt uW.HiA3, f'O,OO, call oiiJ2 or l-11-J BARNES.SIMP,ON INSUDANCE Pomeroy. 6 1-Stl! A&trnll, Middleport. Fira, Auto mobile, f ,onda. Phoae 631&. Wmt & ROOII! APARTMilNT b•th and 1araae. 8 room houae --·• and 1 room apll'lment. Phone COII!Pir.l'l' INSURANCE PRO t~Uon. Life. AulO. Fire. P1>llo. ato-M, Pomeroy. A. N. Btnael. Call Don MUla. Middleport. !HI-ll tpartrnent, l43 Buttehmt (20bl -- ___ -- TODAY'S SPECIAL 1958 CHEVROLET Broolt.wood Station Wagon J...ocllly owned aiut' very low adleaae.. U.ke new appeara.net"' · -and operf"lrrnance. V8 motor and · powe~slide tnnemiAilion. Radio heat<r. -~ ROOMS FOR RENT. CLO!E IN Town. 1:1'1' Butternut. &-26--12\t ~ y co. ( 171 Help Wanted lhare home with lull&: rl11 Crutllera on lllldtlloport HUL Call arl·X 1t. any Umt. ·-· \ _; . ... ·. 111) Real Estate WANTI!'D-EUllliiLY LAD1 TO FOR SALE: F1 IH.NISHt:D (, ROOM $2595 ' Ohio.._ - - - : : , - - - - - ROOM UNFUIINISHilO APAR'I' MENT. Call 1M& or inquire 408 FOR SALE: 7 HOQM HOUSE ON Lincoln Stre<"t, Middleport, lprtns ""·• I'Dm...,J, Uhlo. lar.Ge utility room. 2 batha. 2 & 22 Uc c:11r 11UIIe. lllli:l' lot. fttone 6341 '- d1y or nights. 6·2·3tc bouH wltb bath, $4$00.00 takes ill or will sell unfurnished. l"rank. Blldton, Pomer.;>y, Pbone ~ 6-21<\tc t 1\0()~ MODERN 'HOME. 'lllat.h, 'PUn Ba96men!J TILE Furnace, near Ill 1, Phone :Kleine 2107. 6-Htc. BUY YOUR BOTTLED GAS • • . from a· 1oea1 bulk dealer wile '· '·• , .• "' ·un ·oervt ,..,... How about J<N'Ill. you don't •-• "'"'•••!:~~=~lllitie promptly and whore prices are always lowell quoted. We are equipped to gloe you .Cfklent ~ervice. tlectric .dryer can do for )'OU, 'IN aoocJ, · appll•- dOaiW.,Ho'll t. .. .,~~~if, \ cl<ftlonotntlon. ·' -. CIOIIOil Tbul'llllay Aftuaoau RU1UND FUR}UT'URE .~'·=-~·:~~~· IIAIION •• • • . . . ' . ' FRIT41 ei ELE<;:TRICITY- TH~i F!ATUR!. WITH A ~. ' .·' ' tne I ..,,.. ' i. -.1 ' '• • ••• $0 I DIPN'T HAVE TO HEOAR HER SAY··· �' • ~DUly Sentinel, WANT ADS t I 81 PHONE 398 RATES 3 c-enli peJ word , one ii'ISert.ion. Minimum charge - 60 cents. 8 eents per word for three consecutive insertio.n.t~. Special - one month for 30 cents per word . . . Full rate of 3 Cf"nts per W'(lrd will be ~barged for 111dverUsHJg lf not paid wi.thln 10 days after rereivin!l bill. Errors in Advertising - Should be reported immediately. The Daily Sentinel will not be respon&ble for more than one lneor· roct insertion. t.:ard of Thanks and Sp<'daJ Notices of Events $1-DO. Obitueries published at 1 cent per word. WORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 1 MO. 15 66c OOc $1.3~ J.4.M20 60< $1.20 $1.80 $6.00 25 7/lc $100 $2.25 $7.50 Ads rf'l'i..-i\·ed by 10 A.M. will be in thal day's paper. . ' ' Not•ces STARTING JUNE 14 A TWO week ~\·Jval at l'rcedom Gospel Mission Church at Bald Knobs on Portlantl-Bashiln Road . Rev. L R Gluesencamp. Pastor. Spr<"lal sing1ng. 6·2-2tc Emplovmer! Wonted w·~•u"--=M-=-o"'w - 0.-w-N-,. "•"•-"·,-=,c:o-cN· FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS l' MrL Don11.1 Duncan, ' lira. Bett:r Ma7 25th, KiA Nancy Ann MeJamea, Jln. J.Aonard Bwh, MrL NiiUil, daudlter of Mr. ami Bebny Stafford, M.ra. William Mn. noyd "MeMUiln, Hart:forcl, beRoulb, Mn. William Field•. Jr., r came t~e bride of Thom11 Eqene Geraldlne Crites, Mrs. Stanford Anderean, •IOD of Mr. and lib. . Powell, Kra. Darrell McCoy, MrL Ra.ymond Andenon, altO of Hart· Ru-by BGard, Mn. Gear&c Adlr:lns, (o~. Ttt'e pnpreuJ\!e dOUble tine Mrs. Kenneth Stewart, Mlaae1 cerl!imqn~ ~t ptaee in Ute parM.az.tne K.e arns, 8etty · Kelly, Eu- IOniilt with only a few cloiee tha Cunnincbam, Mildred Hall, friend& pre~ent. Miu June )(e. Alice Davit, Dorothy Sayre, MU· MUUn, wu her aliter'• lttendant. dred Ch~tPman, Donna Jean Rouah Ml~ P.U.een Anderson, Arlna Roeemary Stewart, Debtt Stewart JobD.~pn and EmU Xnl&ht were .and Kenneth Stewart, Mn. Sarah the gueita, Gibbs, Mn. Jacob PbUUpa, Mn. The bl'lde wu attired ln a L. Dyer, Mr. and Mra. A. D. stf~t length dreu Of pint aum~~.me, Mrs. Earl Fields, Mra. Reltmirt, Mrs. J . H. Smith mer sheer, harmGni&tnartaee trim· Jr., Shirley Mee Smith, Mr1. A1· med tbe collar, cmffa and bouffant Lhur Wayland and Miss Eltber skirt. Her acceuorlet were white and ahe wore a coraa•e of white McKnight. roeebUda. Her attendan.t wore a Sending gUt.s were Mrs. KeD· summer outfit thlt bannoniztd nelh Ridenour, MrS. Emil Knight, with the bride'•· Mrs. Stewart Zerkle, Mrs, J. H. The new Mr~ Andersoo lttend· 5mith, Mrs. Earl Hof!man, Mrs. ed 'r\'ahama High School and the W. T. Stone, Miu Audrey Bless- ll!rG"Om haa served in the United ng, Miss Mary JP.net Zertle, Rev. States ATmy. Thtv will make .ud Mrs. Marion WUUama. their home in Hartford. WaltP"HS. lxperlenc:N.. Must a. Honest •nd of • leod ct..reder. Hot•l Mutin 6 1 tfc Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 2, 1959 ABLE pay. Phone .Middlt.>port 6129 Y. 6-1 -6tc I I -:-::-:,----::----- - ICARJNC'.WASHINGMOTOR CLEAN· lla<'kHt's doi"io f.ervi('l' . P'hltn P • ll 1il :101r I I I t'ORTY. ACRES OF MIXED HAY or put up on shares. Stanley , Gtbbs, Rl. 2. Long ·Bottom . Ju st off Rl. 7, back of new EiUilern High School. 8 1 6tp NEW IDEA HAYLOADER QI)R.f !Jefo.e g:ao A.M Mld~lepurt 683J.J Pomeroy 52 a kAUn FEED STORI I'd ....b death toD of THI NATIONAl IIAGIOY-H~re II where four deatlla added ~then ":aah wh1C:~med Normaa 6.t Ch..ttr Vukoo 5·2145 HAMILL SERVICl' Joe WiiiC'IIliller. RD 1, Pomeroy. Hatp, the Memorial Day weekend. 'I'hia Ia at Bath, N. Y., a h -o B'ra.Dchellla Dillon, Almette }8• and Branche.~ STATtON $.29-8tp WANTED MEN Ma•in-tenllll('e I Engines $13~ tearn . No nf'ed to qtllt -until .,OR . UENT- EXTEN!:IJON )'Our you are U\lined. Write ilo: j ! .. UNIVERSAL ~'', Ohio. Phone 526f-~' JET · t;nglne I Training KARR & VAN :ZANDJ Box 068-.1, c/o Daily Stmlinel l'omeruy, ot•io Ag• Name Street --···-· t:lty --· Phone 1\Ill(J usuiilly home -- --·· ··. Id) .r\.uto Sales __ .. Avh Sal" 2 tO TC K(fCllEN m: si~:ned for your home. Free f• tlrnalu. Foreman & Abbon Phone 11284-Y. 8·6-tf AUCTIONEER Completo So~i<O CriH Brtdlord Write, Phone or Cont•ct 1 A. Bradford, Ro~clne, Ohlo Phone 485 Pomeroy P-E-'K_IN _ES --cE- PcrOcPcPlcEc - S-:F::cO-:R---:: S-c A:-::LE. Reasonable. 1drs. W. W. Ca ll , I,~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= Sycamore Street, Middleport. s 27 Ole c. s.z•·tt US.iD SOFA BED. GOOD CONDI· tlon. f2:i. Two reconditloncl ra· dios $tO U<'h. Phone 6089\l. THEY CAN . TRAil,. UNDERMINE 6-~tc SED, CEN· \lOS!! NEW MOON 41 f"T. lury , Rai.llo, 1_-leater, Dyry~flQw. er. 1 bedroom, 34 ft. aluminum awning. $2,200.00. Lawrence Clenn car lnsrde and out. '129tli. Blaettnar b, Pomeroy. ~-29·6tc Reed, Lowe's Trailer Co urt. - - - - ------Middleport, Ohio. 5·26-tfc 1M3 BUlCK 4 DR. 1955 BUICK 2 DR. S£!:0, SPEC·I AL Dyn 11 fluw, Heater . A line car at llluettnars, 5·29-titc D~OR -S~o..\N. $7D!l. nlucttu :•n, I ome; ll)'. 5-29-tltc 19M V'(uUJ 2- DH. $795. iilactt;;;:; ron~ erlly 0·29-6te · · ___ (9l For Sale YOUR HOUSE Termites often dclltroy VtilU· able property Defore anyone IB aware of their pl'eMtmce, 'fh~ot i.a becauae lhe)l hvo lr, lunneb whloh they e-a.t l.nlo wood. 'fhey Jo their damill,le fro111 lhe ln· side out. We'll cltcck your property fw tel"mites Ine, cradl· cate them tit low coat. Renu~m· ber an IIUpecUon in'\lme U\l&il dollara. For P!!lll lna..-.=tlon PHONE 313-M 3 ,!lOOM APARTMENT WITH ··~ ·ba'h . Vc.•y 1nod•rn " · Phone ovvtl'. :; 28 tile l WASJH:R, 2ti'·GutL'S Bkycle. li rou nr house ond a extra Juts. J'hune 6381 -.1 . 6-2:Hc - ·· USJ:o:n lF.I ~~;t'TRICHEn~TIUMMEH ! '""' Good Conii\Uon , o/~ Inch strnkto, 10 ~4 inch blade 115 Vults munth o!O). Phone 840.X. A. II . S pi S I more up y tore G'l Du~··· 623 " Pomeroy, Ohio I 12• Wanted to Rent i7U I M !==:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ DEALS - 9al Marini Supplie¥ ...... -u..~ .......... -"· tn.oo and u,, whllt thew lttt. Metrepolltan MlriM kl.. aM hf'\l'iH, Pom· • ..,. Phen. 16-M. 2 life . (141 f''<lr Rent GOING! SIGNS PACKER PACT GREEN BAY, Wis. UPI -Jim 'l'i)'lor of Louisi11.na State, start· ing Groen ·Hay fu\loback in the last lwo gamns of the 1000 Nation - HI l'"o()bbNII Lc11guc · 5easo n, hat; ~ig ned his 1959 eon\r~te \ with the P<ickcrs. Tnylor I'IU'ried a total or 52 Hmt·~ in his ruokic season for 011 ave rau e guin of 4.8 yardlj, OK BASEBALL RE50LUT10N WASHINGTON Ul,l - The St--n · <~lt• has Hrlnptl'd a Houge -approvl'd r···sululwn a sking President Eiscn ht•Wl'r lo tksi~nate the week be~ ! un i11g .lunc H 1111 National Utllc LeRIOW ·Baseball Week. The mea ~u n• gut•~ lo lhc While HOUiie for r.pproval. ----·--- - - \ ENJ.:TIAN BLINDS. CANVAS and wr..od alat porch •nd win· TRAILERS 1965 A. H. C. liOUSJt; ~ dow 11hade1. Cloth awntnaa, all 1'niler !lll t' L lonJ: , Custom ~ kiUdA porch vaJisnce, Electric made, Hcprmt1c dlnlnl: room, ~ •·~~ n ~~ all lllndl, Electric Liaht l't'O!Iiey kitchen , carpclctl living l''hduru, all &inds. Dahl Wippel room , washer o~~ nd dryer, air Supply, 21(1 Union A1cnuc. condllloner 30 n . aluminum J\.1·30tc awning. Priced on inspection. 1 PEST CONTROL tO. Phone nA 3-8M2, Denver Weber Homt Offlu, 51. M•ry'•, w. v.. m1NCESS t'A'f L"UAL COMPANY. Belpre . 8·2-6tp & Kr&del of ,.ood clean eoal. -- AIR CONDITIONIN<i. ltEI''UlGER· Rock Sprir•Jil• Rd. Pb(•n• 12&-Y· lk'livM~d. • 2 12 tft ( atio11 sl'cvice . Jurk's llt•rrigcra ~=:::--::::::c::-:::::~;-;;-~ --tlon, Nnw Jluven. Pborw TL ,j:.:I;:C:iE"'"R.E•' JIIGEJlATOR, 23~37 . fl -23-tf IDDLE AGED ~OUP!.E W AI'ITS hit ba('k -• chair with ottum•n, 2 bedroom llo.ne or aparlment. DHby bl•d complete. Phone l03X . Box 1811. Middleport or call BUI.LDOZ\Nt: --•Ht~ st'mcnl~. rond s 6-1 ·3tp 6·2·3tc Che1ler Yukon r)22:i18 . and lnnd ~<·uping. 1~. M. (;uwdery ---~ LonA 13ollom, Ohio. Phone YU koa ( -5-3~. 5 27 6tc Legal Notice NOTICI OF APPOINTMINT CtM No. 18,137 E•t•t• of Chtrle1 w. Curry O.Ce•M4 No1\ec is hereby a:lven that Fnmk M. curry whose p 01 t OftiCf ulidn•ss i11 7::10 Rich, Apt. B, l:~~~:.~;;,:~~ 23, Ohio, has ·been duly Administrator of the w. d of Charles W. Curry, det·casc . late of MeJgs County, Ohio. Dat('d Ulis I !loth day of May 1959. .~.H. O'BRIEN Jutlge of tbc Probate Ce·art Mela~~ County, Ohio ($) --- (24ol 19. 26; (6) : , 31< For Trade AND SM -\J..L · motor rcpHir . .Expert cnst iron I'OH SAl&' i)ll TRADE FOR i''ARM. M;r,derp home ... & rooms welding, a(·t ~ l ylc. le 11nd eleetri<' r.nd bath, bAM!Inent, rellar, coal welding. R. J,. Miller J•urts Co . house. 3~ acrel ground. Ple-tllY 315 Ash St .. Middleport, Ohio. LAWN MOWEIIS Phone 82.24-J. 6-29-6tc . F\lrolllte4 and unfurolthed. Mdllst.era. .1111Jc1J• ORAVILY TII:Ai;TOR SALIS AND SlltVICE .. 512 E. Mt!in, Pom POrt. Phone .,...... 2 3 tf Ph4:1n• 63-X. S..tlvnlll'l: s BED R 0 0 11! UNFURNISHED Ho~reld Bo~rnho~rt, Reltdsvlllt PARTIIENTS - ..... William Fields, Mills June McMillin , Patsy and CaroJyn Rizer, K&J· ina and William Andena111, Floyd McMillin and Randy. Sending gifts were Mn. Joae· phine Crites, Mrs. T. E . Blessina, and Audrey, Mrs. Louise Ander· son, Mrs. Edith Bumcarner, Mrs. anrl s..,.nt Sunda WSAZ.TV Channel 3 here virii'" 1Dg -Ia of good water. Below Hobaon Depot. Just oft Rt.. 1. Okey Wood, Phone ti817·A. Lego.l NOtiCe - - ~NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Ne. 12.744 Jn pursuan~e to un oracr of sale In partition, ieued out of the Court of Common Pleas, Meigs County, Ohio, in the case of Gar· nett H. Schaefer, el al., agaiJl&t Anna M. DuCIJeld: eot. al., being case No. 12,744 ;1'1 ·llllid court, J will uffer for sale at public auction at the from door or the Court HouRC in said county, on Saturday the fith day of June, 1959, at 10 o'dock A. M., •the following real e::;lt~te: Betty Bland, Mrs. GeOrge Cunnmgham, Mrs. David Fields, Mrs. Gera;d Fields, Ml's. Opal Dailey, .Ienr~· Dailey Sr., Hn. Fred faelns, Mrs. Tom .Fields, Mrs . l!:u&,:e.•e Flowers, Mrs. Carl Gibbs, Mrs. Lor.nie Goodnite, Mrs. Harry Gi~s . Mrs. Blaine Gilliand, Mrs. Elizabeth Grueaer, .Mrs. Buddy Gibbs and Janet, ltfrs.. George Hesson, Mrs. John Hall and Mildred, Mrs. Henry Jenl:lns, Mrs. R. E. Knight, Mrs. Charles Kearn~. Mr». Emil Knight, Mrs. Edward Kell, Mrs. Georee Lerner, Mrs. D. A. Smltb, · Mra. J. M. Crump, Mrs. W. T. SUIDe, Mrs. Kenneth Hid''"''"· Mrs. ,J. H. Smith, Mrs. ArLhur Wayland, MJs. Budd Le· wis, Mrs. :Margaret Rizer, lfrs. !'; !don Will, Mlsaea Betty Kelly, Esther McKnight, ·Gr.ce Kftir.ht and Marlene Roush. BRIDAL .G IVEN The social rooms of the lap~lst Church was attractively' decorated with early summer flowers the bridal shOwer honoring Loraine Hall, bride-elect. The evening was spent soclaUy -.nd following the openin& and dil· playing of the man)'. lovely , and useful &:lfts refreshmentl 'were served to Mrs. Jane CunnJnghll.t, - ~,.~-;.::_:..'==::::;::;.::: Chonne13--1'uesdoy . ._oo DAYS World's Mos.t Popular Car Channel.3 ..; Wednesdll\ 6:15 Sign On 6 :30 Continental Classroom 7:00 Todar • 9:00 Katie Doonan Slww '8:30 Comedy Tiipe 10:30 Treasure Hunt 11:00 Ptice Is -RtiJh't WCHS.TV ChannelS-Tuesdat AT , 4:00 American Bsndstnd 0:30 AdvPnture Time 8:00 Adoientu'r;'ew In Sherwood ·· . ·Forest ecso Ybolr ·!:sso R e - PRESTON .MOTQRS fl:45 C~<'~lRel 8 C81Ung 8:55 WeatberQ;UlD '1 :00 Buccaneers 7:30 Cheyenne P._on• 6Uil '. MIDDLE;ORT~ OHIO ft •.MJ W:Vd+t ~AfO t:OO '!'he Rtfb!man 9:30 Naked Glty . JO:SO Alcoa Pre~nta . 'l0:30 t;~~ .• ' ~ ' 1 ~eem not to of or to care UtUe •bout Communlam'l del.llrmlned p~anlll fo a brl&ht, new red WO.t'&4 I a ter some month• ago clJt. c tbi1 fat·beatkd ~~ teDCl-', .Prttickut &llenbower · Amer\can citizens be aware ;r "I 110 often lflonlllted,. .• · aPNI'OOl apathy ql til 10 ; .' , ri. c:•g.s. . " Amo . ., r ·' ., "!i' . . ~-· - "' ,.. •""'· P.ftWtiH•i1J ' ' Givtn ?.q HMq' Miss ~tty 'giley ' on 'l'l!~rl!l•• evenlnc ril ll•t wMk Susie ChiPI'I:liD, dauchter <lf A{r. and Mr~. Te;JJ Cbtpman, e~t~r­ Lained with a aciDJ·•w'ay p.,-ty fQr i'attr •BaUiy; da"ibter of Mr. 12d Mrl. ·RuueJI Bailey, who wUI .oe movJna to Oo:ter, Obi~. 100n. ~ru:~ wete tnJo1· atwr the 990 ,::~~~~~~~~;;::::::;:::~:;:;~:t:;:i;;:i:;:;;::;:;;:;;;;;;i~;=~~=-· ·u:oo . The- · News On Your SPoT Radio Dial 7c00 stat• ,~~per 7:.30 W~Q,n tratn 8:30 - · lo 1118hl 9:00 Kraft Murle Hall 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 Bat Mastenon This' U YQut tJte Tarl(et New• Headlines ' ..... Chann~l NEWS 8 ·. ' Of 1'11• Oklo Valley Uc30 12c00 I2c30 LOO I A.M. 1:55P.M. ... 8:55 A.M. 10 A.M. 3:55 P.M. 12 Hoon 5 P.M. !clio 2c00 2c30 3c00 3c30 4c00 &c30 lcOO Radio Station ~ ,..:_~f''"'~ Tonight the Weather 11:06 ...i FOil THE ll: 10 W eathercut (1cl5 ' \n.e Jack Paar Slow · UIO Sll~ Oil . lOcOO Dough Rl> liJI $HOWi!lt ciaL Jt~ttlmated that in • rather re· eent 18-mon&h period tbe J'Bl referred tSi espionage cut11 to the departm~nt. 1.'hat i1 neu an averaee rate of one·a-day. Tune In The « ' · PI!ANU'I'S u. I ,~ WIU DRISSID OU.D-Thomu J. Sobchack dlaplay11 hll!l p-adu· atlon attire at Columb1a unlverlllty-Borm,Jda l!ltlorta. Under that robe, or eoune. sTR·A-" w"s"E::RR'-"'•ES=.-c=A=Ts:::.K::cciLI.S Sparklrs. Box or crale. Call 926-X. :S-29-6tp ""~~~,-=~,~~=- 19M roN;rv\t.: 4- BUILT ·a. I o.H Clean U..d Cart lUI Mtkea aM Model• MITIU»POLIT,..N " low price. $1090. Jlomeroy. I~D den, Scaflold Boards, Ofop Cloth s. Clint Jn Fisher, Middlr· CUSTOM PERSONALS Donald Jenkin• or .Huntin.¢lc.n o· IVID'E ' N'D ". was .lings, Mrs. JameJ ,,McKnJght, Mrs. The home was attractively deeoratcd with arrangements of summer flowers . The evening was spent informally. AftN the openinll of the m!lny be-autiful and useful gifts, refreshmenls were ~ervcd to the honoree, Mi 8s McMillin, Mrs . William Kelly, MrB, Leonard Dush and Donna, ~rs. Virginia Roush, Christie DaviS, Mrs. Pearl- Fields. Norma, Beverly anJ Sharon, Mrs. William Zerkle, Mrs. Helen Johnson, Mrt~ . Martin Gibbs, Mrs. Russell McMillin and Annalee, Mrs Ray Fields ahd Debbie, Mrs. Eul Edwards, Mrs. William Fields Jr., Mra. Bill Fields and Kathy, Mrs. Louise Johnson , \'ieorgio and Lois Jean, Mrs. Hilda Warth and Mil· dred, Mr!'; . Edgar Cu nningham, Mrs. Ruue\1 Holt, Mrs. Robert and Con nie, Mrs. Carl Zer· Miss Mary J anet Zerkle, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Carrie Bum- SMALL APPLIANCE REPAIR. Phtme Otis McClintock, Racine Ohio. .f 4 30tc - - -- · - - - - - or more pt'r week . .Garn as yo"' prest.'Ttt job S"trtcute, Ohio TELEVISION, RADIO & Jet·G as Turbine and Turbo Prop shower IB•ertlha Dailey or · Pomeroy Mrs. McMHiin, J10ste~ses. ARNOLD'S Phone 1)6-Y miscellnneous given Friday evening compliment ing Miss Naney Ann -McMillin, bride-elect of TlKtmns Euqene Andetl!lon, at the home of. Mr. and Ployd McMillin with Mrs. YOUR WESTINGHOUSE DEALER TV AND APPLIANCES CC4L, OIL .& GAS FURNACES I ln~tpecU-on Trouble- shooting Overhalll on 'froa•i ned men rnay earn A Phont 200 Pomeroy, Oh1e. I TO 'mA.l.1'11 ~'OR ·"""te •• lire for t.rllt" rrlendsbip with the United St.atea are an utter ahame. This Is uoe fa.cl thit Jtands out sharply 111 a re11ult of this committee 's inve•ti&ation and 1tudy of current Commun ist eapionage operation• in tblt countey." TELEVISION GUIDE - WEDDING SOLEMNIZID In a ceremony aoJemnized the Rev. K. J. btt, •.• ltor of rotnr tnto ''fun ~eate aetlon" "The Soviet Union'• OI'Qte.lta· here under new ordert from MOlof peaceful intent and 1 de- cow. A Juttice Department olft· . av LYLI ,· "NIL.SON are not stron1 enouth to attack. ' WASHlNGTON UP1-The shock· Our time will come In 20 or 30 Ids sLory or Conununiat spyin& in years I~ to 1960. To win, we tfte ,Unlted States rambles on. It shall need ~ element! of .IUrarou~a less public i nterelt than pris~ . The bourg~lll that's us w!U Communism'a ,peace movement list . ye11r's fashions in women'• hatve to be put to sleep. h&l been underway now for 10me 1\irh. time. Sham and phony thouch it PHce Mov.m•nt ' Why it is that the American "So \ltl.. 'Jhall begin by launch· be, Communist propaganda for people are ~ o . complacently fat· co-e&iuence Ja firmly ine: lhe most spectacul•r peace h"eaded about the deadly menace tb., tree world'• head There will movement on record. of Communism tQ the American • KhruJbcb\v oc.ca· _way of life is a baffling question be' electrUyin& overtures and un· .sometbln1 olf li:er The warnings hne been loud and. heard of conceulons. The eapital.JII eradt ... .,, will bury . t~ey have been sounding for a \stlc eountriea, stupid and deca· or hia promlae that the 9'lf· _long time. dent, will re!olce to coopeT"ate in ctQ~ of u. s. arandchlldlen their own destruction. They wlll ~ome Soclalitts. ' Back there in 1930 one Dimitri i.t anot~er chance to be ·z. Manuilsky spol:e i n Moscow leap fr~nds. As soon as ttaeir g~ard is Amerlctn AJNthy bt!fore the Lenin School o{ Pol-i· down, we shall snuush them wlth De!ijlite peaceful talk, Commu· ' tical' Warfare. Among other things our clenched fists." nisi ·activities, ewpiona,e, lnflltraComnatle Milnuilsky said: tiotl ot U. S. institutions is boom· " Wir to the hilt between ComThe 1Jouse Committee on Un· ing t~day as rarely before. 1 muni'sm and capitalism is lnevl· Ameriran Ac-tlvltles cited that Director J. ·E dgar Hoover of table. Today 1930, of course, we speech in a ·report and remarkFBI re.guJ.atly warns his fel· citizen11 of their danger. but I tl>ere is litUe evidence that they his words. Hoover's warn· bia month was that the Com· munists were stepping up their efforts to recruit young people 11 :30 -concentration and workers in vital induatrief. 12:00 Tic Till~ Dol.l&b He said: , 4:00 Truth or Consequences ~2:30 Ii COuld Be You "The Communi9t aim is, of 1:00 MldJ)ay ~~ws 4:30 C9unty Rail course, to eat into our economie 1cl0 Movjeliifoe 0:00 ~ginacb ,f)affloua life aod treellom ." UO ~nnao. · 2 c00 qJu"n lor a •!)ay In April, }foover warned"' that 6c00 Da\ellne UN. UO· llalj11• kQlo S. Communist loadl'.lrs were 6:15 Jim 1-nac1t:er SbO'II' 3:00 · Young Dr: Jfalo_n" 8;25 Wtl-alhert.all. 3:30 From Theile Roots 8:3o t-\£ws Pir'ture Truth or Coo't'uenc• P:4ri ?-J..:j, .. 'N~ ' '30 CouniJ Fal1' 7:00 William Tell OcOO Splnaeh P!oJb7:30 Dragnet ft·:lO Woody Wooclpe<;kor 8:00 £i,ncinnati Baseball 6:00 Spinach Plaf~ouse JO::ro t:olonel Flack fJ:liS The Jim Tb .. ~W Silo-. 11·00 Ne-.~'~ 'FtelldUIUIII JG Weatbf!rc&4t 11:lll W<;latbereast J:30 News Plctilre U : HI Jack Paar Show 6:45 NBC News . 12c00 ·Sign Off ~abedian, ~ttc'l mother~*""~~-..'~~ 1~EUB~~C~hurc~~h~,~N~"'~nav~~~e~n~,~~~~~~·~~~~~~~Dd~fri~!~n~d~a.~~~":;_·~,~ARTFORD . garner, Mro. DeU Kearns, Mrs. I, H \llen Anderson, Mrs. Helen An· By Vir,inil Cl:-~.non lersun, Mrs. Mary Rousfa, Miu HONORED WITH SHOWER Eileen Andersnn, Mu. MatUe , . · . . . . ... ·. . . I H. Holme&. uo.M _!8~ _O_M _A_TO __ A_N_O_S_W~EET ·=-P--:cOTATO Albaay 3353 l!Y OFFICE WILL HI>: · CLOSED T DL'RING JUNE. R. E. Boice , plants. Second house east from !.----::CL,....E'"L"A"'N"'o"s,__ _ _, 6-2-3tp M. D . school house in Syracuse. Wm. R.tdlo & TV Repelr. S.nric. (7) Instruction Washington Window I I .~ 20 l Business Servicl' ! Dally Sen line!, Pomeroy-MI<Idleport, 0 ., June 2, 1959-7 Ni&ht \l:l~ WJEH 1000 Watts 990 KC JUO W!lli¥fcl., show r The fullow111g described real estate, si tuate In the ViUa.ge of Midcll('port, Coull'ly of P.Jelgs and ln the Slate of Ohio, and hounded aQd rlt•s(·ribt!d as follows, to-wit : Bcint~; a portion ot lots 96 anrt 101\ in the Village of Middleport, Meigs County. Ohio, and dellcrlbed as follows : Beginning at the southwest corner of lot No. 91\, be-lblt'ging to Ellen Rc~. thence north 62 degrcea 30 minutes west with the north line <lf the Martin Private J.anc 94 feet to a stake; Lhence north 30 d<'~l'el18 ao min· utes, l'alll 181 feet to a stake on top of a rock clift; thence Routh fl9 degrees east 48 feet to a stake in the west line of lot No. 91 ; thence with the west line of lots 91 · 82 and 911, 212 feet, more or leu, to the place ot beginning. 11l bearina:~ ma-gnetic. Reference. Deed : VoL l18, Pa11e 348. Said l'l'nl elJtate is known a.s 40-t Fisher Street, Middleport, Ohio, wiUrh il located on the north 11ide of Ji'hher Strf!et, about J70 feet Weat of the intei-leetlon of Fl1her Street and Fourth Street. Said real eatate appi'aised at arid cannot be 110ld fer than two-thirds of 5ald anao~.tnL. Terma : Caab on da)' of lilt. ' ROBERT HARTENBACH Sheriff, ?d'elga County, Ohio WJilBSTER & FULTZ, Attorney• for l'l1lntift. f51 5, 12, 1~. 128: fll 3. Dtc NT WENT OUT I OOT UP··· B!:FORF. TV ' Chonnei13TuesdaJ 4c00 Ttte llrlgh.ter Day ,,1~ Jlecret Storm 4 c3l ~ge of NJght &:00 Life of Riley ~ , so Amos & A.ndy 6c00 Arthur J. Smith Newl "'" 6:30 n._ ,JUle Rlvlln Sllow Tbe Tbne Stooges 7c00 Tbc. b.i Show a:so- To Ten '1 ,_. ~ Trutlll 9:00 ' Peck's Bad Girl 9c30 Red Skelton IOcOO G'arry Moore Show 1LOO News of the Ni&ht IW5 Theater 13 I !it·31) 8 ... Of> . thliiMI13oWtdil-., U5 Daily Devotions 8cOU Richard Hottei<Jt News 8 :1& Captain Kangaroo 9c0b Cartoon Theater to cOO On the Go \Oc30 Sam Levenson Show J Love Lucy .,,oo !UIO 12c00 12;0() 12:45 1:00 Top Dollar : Love of tlfe Search tOr' Tomorrow The Guldlnli ·Light Our Mia.- Bio~s 1:30 As the World Turns 2;00 The Jimmy ~an ~9w 2:30 House Party' 3c00 The IBlc Payoff S'c800 The Verdict II Yours i cOO ,.. l!rlchter oar us The Secret Sk.. at. i c!O The EdJI• ot l'jlll!l &cOO Life of llljer lc30 "!1009 and Andy 1:00 Arthur J Stnitb-~ewt U& Tbe ,ule Rivlln Show uo Tbe Tbree S\.oOpl TcOO Ste\'e Dor10.JVan, Weatera lllubaJI 7:30 TwWaht Tbeatu 8c00 Keep TaJkl~ uo Tracktlu*ll 9coo -Holiday USA 10:00 U. S. Steel Hour ll:UU New1 et tbiJ N~ ll:Ui Theater 13 12c30 Sl(in . UP fiOM ENTOM81t111NT ----: ~arl BenntU ablv.,t:a u,nde,l•.... blanktit and warms up wl~ coffee In Beaver Dam, K,r.., alter he and two other mln..-a we~ ~c:ued from twQ 4~Y.. entri.J)lJI~t ·t*r bl"!lnw ~ruL,qd. Ht '' de~Mblnl ' tho O(d4a.l. CURLY KAYOE sc., Ohi.,, Phone Cootvlllt 3691. 6-2·30tc Pomeroy; ~ bedroom furnUhed •partmc~nt with utii.Uet furnoi8h· -·ed, IJM,.OO ll'lt:JIIIoh; 2 bedroom ... lnsuranc~ furnlsl:led •partm,ent witbollt uW.HiA3, f'O,OO, call oiiJ2 or l-11-J BARNES.SIMP,ON INSUDANCE Pomeroy. 6 1-Stl! A&trnll, Middleport. Fira, Auto mobile, f ,onda. Phoae 631&. Wmt & ROOII! APARTMilNT b•th and 1araae. 8 room houae --·• and 1 room apll'lment. Phone COII!Pir.l'l' INSURANCE PRO t~Uon. Life. AulO. Fire. P1>llo. ato-M, Pomeroy. A. N. Btnael. Call Don MUla. Middleport. !HI-ll tpartrnent, l43 Buttehmt (20bl -- ___ -- TODAY'S SPECIAL 1958 CHEVROLET Broolt.wood Station Wagon J...ocllly owned aiut' very low adleaae.. U.ke new appeara.net"' · -and operf"lrrnance. V8 motor and · powe~slide tnnemiAilion. Radio heat<r. -~ ROOMS FOR RENT. CLO!E IN Town. 1:1'1' Butternut. &-26--12\t ~ y co. ( 171 Help Wanted lhare home with lull&: rl11 Crutllera on lllldtlloport HUL Call arl·X 1t. any Umt. ·-· \ _; . ... ·. 111) Real Estate WANTI!'D-EUllliiLY LAD1 TO FOR SALE: F1 IH.NISHt:D (, ROOM $2595 ' Ohio.._ - - - : : , - - - - - ROOM UNFUIINISHilO APAR'I' MENT. Call 1M& or inquire 408 FOR SALE: 7 HOQM HOUSE ON Lincoln Stre<"t, Middleport, lprtns ""·• I'Dm...,J, Uhlo. lar.Ge utility room. 2 batha. 2 & 22 Uc c:11r 11UIIe. lllli:l' lot. fttone 6341 '- d1y or nights. 6·2·3tc bouH wltb bath, $4$00.00 takes ill or will sell unfurnished. l"rank. Blldton, Pomer.;>y, Pbone ~ 6-21<\tc t 1\0()~ MODERN 'HOME. 'lllat.h, 'PUn Ba96men!J TILE Furnace, near Ill 1, Phone :Kleine 2107. 6-Htc. BUY YOUR BOTTLED GAS • • . from a· 1oea1 bulk dealer wile '· '·• , .• "' ·un ·oervt ,..,... How about J<N'Ill. you don't •-• "'"'•••!:~~=~lllitie promptly and whore prices are always lowell quoted. We are equipped to gloe you .Cfklent ~ervice. tlectric .dryer can do for )'OU, 'IN aoocJ, · appll•- dOaiW.,Ho'll t. .. .,~~~if, \ cl<ftlonotntlon. ·' -. CIOIIOil Tbul'llllay Aftuaoau RU1UND FUR}UT'URE .~'·=-~·:~~~· IIAIION •• • • . . . ' . ' FRIT41 ei ELE<;:TRICITY- TH~i F!ATUR!. WITH A ~. ' .·' ' tne I ..,,.. ' i. -.1 ' '• • ••• $0 I DIPN'T HAVE TO HEOAR HER SAY··· �1-Dmy SenliDel Pomeroy Middleport 0 • ~-------------------------; June 2 1959 N. Haven Teachers Theodorus Counc1l Dof A Dmner Meetmg Annual Inspection Is Held Held On Sunday The ittlnual mspectJon of Theodorus Counral Daughters ot A Sunday evening dmner was Amenca was held Monday evemng at the regular meetmg f1:::n ~le!~ta~';c~~~otrat N~~~ OC/E1Y NEWS o~ THE AREA wtth LucJlle B Hawkins past state councilor the tnspecting home of Mr and Mrs Burrell Daw offtcer WITH THESE VALUES 9 t l I I REFRIGERATORS $158.00 % SERTA TWIN Hogg local W Va State Police BEDS Complete $88.00 held Refreshments were enjoyed In the recreation hall and games played Four churches were n .. 3 PC Solid Maple and e unselors attenrlt>d The lo cal WSCS prepar1 d and served A short bU&IIH!IIIS meetmg wa s presented and forty nme youth BED ROOM SUITE $149.00 th e mc<~l And the floral Arrange mcnts for the occasion were by Mrs J [ Stewart Vls1t1ng at the Ha Y Stover home over the weekend were Mr and Mrs Howard Stover and Joan nf Ch•lhcothe and Sheila Stov'"' of Lancaster Guests at the liome of Mr and M h h h rs Jo n Scmes dunng t e oh day weekend were Mr and Mrs Myron Duffield Kttby and Jeff of Mr and Mrs Rex Boatright formerly of Chester Ohm Columbus Mr and Mrs Bob now hvmg tn Phoemx ArlZOna are announcmg the engage M1tch and sons Stephen and ment of theu daughter Charlotte Cla1re to Dana W Murray Dav1d Martina pterry and Mrs son of Mr and Mrs Dana L Murray of Pomeroy Ohm Besate Clifford Worthmgton Plans lor weddtng Is being made lor June of 1960 The Amateur Giirdencrs Club Mr Murray was a graduate of Pomeroy High School m meeting has been postponed un 1956 and now is servlng a term of four years m the Umted t1l the lOth of June Mrs Leah Whitelock and Mrs States Air Force Mr and Mrs Donald Wtll and family of Col umbus were week end guests of "Emmett WJII Chesler Road Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Karl Grue1er of Mtnersvllle were 'Mr and Mn Pat Quinn and daugh ter Cindy Mr and Mrs Jack Me Dowell Sr and Mr and Mrs Jack McDowell Jr 1nd daughter .Pam ela all of Columbus Mr and Mrs Ed Noon of Col urn bus are spendmg a few days at their home In Minersville Edward Parker of New York s pent th~ week end with his par e nts Mr and Mrs Edward Parker Sc M11 and Mra Walter Baker and famlly moved Saturday from Min erSVJlle to Cald'Yeu where he Is employed ~ Mr and Mrs Stanley Jones left Monday for a mon'h s vtslt m Califorma "tth Mr and Mrs AI len Iones and ramliY Mr and Mrs C 0 !\tiller 11nd James Miller of Akr011 were week end guests of Mr and Mra Christy Daer Mmersv11Je Mr and Mrs Ra~mond PuJU.ns of ThUI!iton and Pamela Evans of B. H. San born Missionary . .-. . ty Mee t'lnQ I•,. Held SOCie Mrs W1ll1s Anthony the n e v. president of the B H San born Massronary Society of tQe F1rst Baptist Church presided over the m~tmg when they met Monday eventng at the Church The organ meottahon was play MEIGS - Pomeroy Canal Winchester were week end ed by Mrs Cet:ll Bradbury who Is TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY guests of Mr and Mn Rolhn the accompamat for the group SHAGGY DOG Bearhs Rollin .Pullins Is spending Mrs Harry Hou dasltelt of the Fred MacMurray Jean Hagen the summer with his ,11randparents Love Joy Circle ga\c the devo Admlulon 7Se Md 50c; Mr and Mrs WilHam IBowers On 1 he Brl.hleol and son returned to their home 1n t1ons for the evenmg Mrs Ethel Hughes amstant Corner In Akron Sunday after • week 1 y.ll TI!MPLE-Mlddleporl secretary acted as secretlilry In It w1th relative• the ab11ence of Mrs Gerald An Not Open Tonltht Mr and Mrs Manon CongdQn Not Opon Wocl 'fllnd Thun and daughter of Parkcraburs W thOn} who was absent A thank you not e from Rev Va were Sunday iUe8l8 of Mr Borden fur lhc ,.1ft g•ven to the and Mrs G T Carleton Dally Vaeahon Bible School wa s Mrs Stephen Jarrett and Mrs Gary Stanley of Winchester were read week end guests of Mr and M s Mr!l Mtlton Hood Love Gift Fred Biaettnar rhaJrman had charge uf the love Mr and Mrs tTed Blaettnar Clfl ded1tat10n scrv1ce were business VISitors 111 Cinc1n The program of the t>vt>nmg nat! last wc-rk wu pre~ented by the program Mr and Mrs Ted Baker and committee wtth Mrs Ro ss Pullen NOns Bucyru! Mr and Mrs Wtl as cha1rman Others takmg pArt )lam Grate and son Jamc~ of Char were Mrs Hood Mrs Eduon Bak leRLon W Va and Mr and Mrs er Mrs Paul Snuth and Mrs Dn Gary Duddtng and Ron Sammy of vld Darst Jr Thl' prn~ram was lluntlllgton were week end guest!l called Do s and Oont s of the Pro of Mr and Mrs William !Baker gram Committee Mr and Mrs Teddy Warm·r muved Saturday from East Mam The meeting was dismlt•cd by St to Pro!lpeet Hill Mrs Warren Hulburt was p sver Mr 11nd M111 Lawrenrc Parfitt rhc Elerta tlrcle scrvtd a dessert of -t..:harleston W Va were w.-~k course aflt'r the meet ng Mrli end guestP of Mr and Mr~ £d Charles I cwts of I he C1rclc had ward Parfitt decorat('ld the table!! and the Mr and Mrs John Mliht of Fair 1strawberry lhcm" wa s camed out bourne were Sunday gueata of Mr 1 and Mrs Charl~a Buck DANCE RICITAL Oscar Bauer returned home on 1 BeelT:y Jo Gllmore Shcr~da Cape Monday from Holler Hospital and hart Debra Tennant and Sharon ts eonvaleseing nirely 1MeAiliater students from New Mr and Mrs Charles Buck were Haven of Suzanne s Studio of business vasltora In GaU!polls on Dance In Pomt Pleasant w111 part Monday llelpate in n dance recital on May New lhe MW I•111W. ..... .,.._ HW RAMILIR AMEIICAII nA.U. aU but two! S.ve buDdrecll on prloe, on .... MISs Marjorie Burt P.Pf!nl sun 29th at the Point ~leasant High Hiat.t. ftllale. Room tor • 6 footen. Btl ClUIO day with Miss Joyce Ebenbach School wall dance In Fairy IHII ., ... Ill . . a.. ...... .,.. Euieat parlr.fDI, JodJvktuaU,. adjul$able Mrs George Dabne)' and daush lap routine tcra Garnet tBarbara and Jewell 1 and the older lloo of South$!dc W VI were Ballet of Mr and 'Nr• Willard grandparents Mr 242 Moln St Pomtror Ohio bach Wehrung 'Min Barbara Ann W(!:hrung Mrs George Mowery of Chicago D1 spent the weu wltb a dmner Satur -;;;;;;;;;;;.;...;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;_;;;;_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;:;;;,;;i;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;• their home .Peacock Ave t Mrs MOWJ!f'Y s mother Yost on her !birthday Guelltl were Mr and Mra. Earl French Columbus Mr and Mn Jatnel Gdbert ZaneavUie Jame1 Miller Akron Mra Edward French and the bonored auest of Mlddleport A f1mll)! picnic day at the home of BAKER Furniture Pomeroy Bend TtiEATRES MIDDLEPORT •m.. -t _. . )'0111--· W...... ,.... ......... ou'"' KARR & VANZANDT MOTOR SALES, w HOUDASHELT 1 til e Memonal Da, ,. uest~ home of Mrs Downing Roush w... re Mr and Mrs ;'ay Turley Mr and Claude Lanam and children Dunbar Mr and Mrs Kenneth Turley Charleston Mrs Ver Columbus MIMI Jean was here for the weekend mother Gues ts at the home of Mrs c A Potndexter durt 11 e: the week end were Mr and Mrs George Owens and .!On Butch Ft Wayne Ind Mrs Raymond W11liams Toledo Mr and Mrs Ted Shipe and Leha New Straitsville and Mrs Robert Sta-rkey RIO Grande Mrs Raymol].d Wtlltams attended ttw! Pomerov alumni ~quet MYF Fellowship Meeting Is Held gave the mcuage and h111 topic was Teen Age Dnwing fREDDIE Bing Russell Seattle Wuh vts Jtl!d wtth Mr and "'Mrs :-.oah Has kins last Frtday They flew from Seltttle tu Columbus and Mr Bmg who IS 91 yea r s old al&<l VISited wtth ~r and Mn H.arry Mtlls and s plannmg to remain for a 1 v1sit Also vlsltlne w1t h the on Frtday were Mr and MrR Ferry Rife Greenfield Mr and Mrs Earl French of Columbus a~d Mn Clyde Frent:h of Jackson vtslted wtth Mh Ed French and other re-latives over the weekend J,..._....;;;;:;;;:;====:...-About People In Pomeroy led by Bar bar.. Bloslu.' president of th e local WYF A s pecutl number was g \Cn by the local chou Sgt About Middleport Will 11fet"l Mrs DawH~n for • longer vt.a1t lC:r rold Dawson son Bill wife and dau&hter Belle Dawson v1a1ted the M~eu Saturday Mra Mr and Mrs Herman Haddox local and Mr and Mrs Chet Had Pt Pleasant attended th e Commencement exer c1ses 111 Gal llpohs when Sharon Lupton Marilyn Turner In Music Recital WednesdayAthm Loven of rlun01l muale art lookmg forward to the .etltJl of Mlsa MarilYn Turner me~so­ prano~Wed.nc&day e~nm& at 8 o cf k t the Mtddleport Hitb dltOriURI of the former School graduated Al&e graduating Sharon was her aunt Mar M1as Turner 11 the da u~hter of tha Luptnn thr'ee weeks you nger 'Jtr and Mrs Weyne aurner of thai\ Sharo n Martha was the 7th B.utland and has be~ n !ludymg and last graduate of the Harry fr,r the pu t three years .at the Lupton fam ily and Sharon was Cmcl nn aU Conservatory of Musac the first grandchild to grad uate She will be a«Ompanied by m the Lupkin Haddox family Freder1c;: Gahr at the p1ano Mr ..; Gahr ts an mstructor at the Con M1ss Mary Wnrd or the OU servatory fac:u.Jty Athens was an over j ntght guest of Mr and Mrs Noah The program IS as follows Haskins and she and Mrs Has Oh Sleep Why Dost Thou kins attended the alumni banquet Leavt> Me? (Serr elel Handel the Kyger Cree k Cheshtre Htgh I ung1 dd caro ~,eue Seccbt Om 1Seh<•ol Saturday n cht at which bra c::arl' aTJ orosa (Antigone) both celebrated the1r f'raelta I G1ardlm d Ualata San 50th The four mem tohqu do Ded Tod und d.&.ll Mad berl; of their elass (1909) were pre chen Schubert 0 wusst 1cb doch sent and were given corsages of den Weg zuruck Brahms Wid· golden flowers There were 210 mung Schumann P.aycbe Pala at the banquet the larg dtlbe Serenade ltahenna Chaus n umber ever to att~. son Les LarmeR Tehaikosvty .~ ... ) Ballade 1n A nat Major (Mr Mrs CC('tha Manley and Jack Gabr) Chopm VISited With rel-atiVes In Bel over the weekend Mon coeur s ouvre a ta vob:, Mr and Mrs William Grate and Samt Saen11 <Samson et Dalila) son J1m South Charleston vts ted Sure on th1s shining Ntgbt SUl vver the weekend with J H uel Barber Blac! is the Color of Grate Mr and Mrs Leland my true love !I Ha1r J J Niles Brown ami son Mr and Mrs 1\vo Short Songs ~y Peter War Duddmg (Janll'e Grate) son lock I Held Loves Head and I ~~';'~~;t<H~unt1ngton also VISited Thou Gav st Me Leave to K11111 !1 and Browns There IS no admissiOn charge but a free will offenm: wdl be Mr and Mrs. Wayne Sharp I taken 'i.artlyn and John Zanesville vere weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Sharp and Mr and and Mrs Noall ~~::;':'~~~::~~ ! ~~~:~~;~. withandMrdaughter Georgia M1ss Goidye Hart Mrs Pete Roush and Mrs Edith Roush a5~lsled wlth the serv1ng Those all•• ... dmg were Dr and ""' J•mes E L'rwln Mr anrl Mrs • "' Manford Blessmg Ylr and Mrs "h• '- rles Jones M•• •nd Mrs Oll1s R••e •II or Po•nl Pleasant Mrs c ...p Stout Hog"sett Mr and !rl.r!i .. Clyde Foley Mason Mr anf!l Mrs Harry Mtller Mr and Mrs Paul Pcwe!l Mr and Mr& J Bumgar It was de{ ded to observe thl ner Mrs Pete Roush Mrs B B quarterly birthdays at the next Mun e~ Mus Goldye Hart Mrs meeung on June Hi w1lh a potluck Edtth Roush Mra Orpha Ohlmger dmner Mane I e1fhe u was named and Mr and Mrs Dawson to purchase b rthday g1 Hs A meet of the Past Councilors was announced for Thursdiiy evemng Jum ll ctt the home of Came Ma~nly Memharl Mrs Hawkins spoke brtcfly congratulating the oounctl on the1r work and g1vmg them a good grade A g1ft was presented to ly LUCILLE HAWKINS her bY the counctl and was also g1ven a handkerchief shower by Mr and Mu Ed Ramsey of the members G1ft8 from the coun Ferndale Mich. were Monday ctl were also presented to Mane guesh of Muses Lena and Katie Leifheit deputy and Freda Duffy Guth. Mrs Ramsey the former who !erved u pianist for the eYe Mary Ann NeutzHnK daughter of mnc M.rs Anna We1seman Neulzhng of Refreshments were served dur Pomeroy was makmg her ftrst lnl;l the social hour vtsJt since 1937 Whale here they VISited old fr1ends and neighbors Mr and Mr! Earl French of Columbus were week end guests uf M1 and Mrs George Mowery tr and M1s George Mowery Jr The Me thodut Youth Fellowship of <.:ieveland who were enroute to gruu1 of the Ne-w Haven Church Florida were ovcrmght guests of wem host Lu the Sub DJstnct Mr and Mrs George !t'-owery Sr Meetmg reeently The program was Fnday Nt>tl e lllly es tft o rd , g lii.'Ueary Mab€ Bearh s assista nt rCC"ordmg ~ s~re tilfy Elizabeth Campbe 11 ftna nc a1 SL""<relary Et be1 Smtt h ass Jla nt f1nan c1al MarJOrie Woodard trea~urer Dell<~ Slahl JUiuor past councilor <\nnct UhiJn gel :lSSOt:Jate JUDlor pa.sl t:Ouncilor Lucdle B Haw kms p amst and L1lh~ llaul'k 18 mo nths trustee ln" ,., C P nask.tns and fr1end Ron 1ld Sm1tb of Cleveland spent the sun The guests were received b\ Marg•ret Seldenable l'Ounctlor preatded an d Clara Grue!>er and Echtb Batey were reported Jl 1 Election of offtcers WI!S held w1th Margaret Se1 d enable c h osen as counctlor Yarte Hauck assoctate I n v ce rounc1 Ior Kal hr) n GOIX"' eooncllor Mmn1e Neutz " mg Ca s ~l! k 1ate vtre counci Ior \ ., no11a oo II d H 1 M d war e n e en 1 er con uctor MaTgaret Skmlt h Jns dc .'lcntmeI Betty Demos ey outs1de sent ne r------------, ._round And I ..................... .................. ·- WE DON'T SERVE MEALS " -OR REPAIR AUTOMOBILES -OR CUT HAIR -OR SELL GROCERIES We devote our entire time and attention to belna well·lnformed about and well stocked with decorating products ' If you ha•e a deeoralln( projeelln mind, &lop In and lot us prove the Ilene! fllll of dolna buolnea with a opeelalllecl deeorallng produdl iiiOte. We han quality malerlalo and odvlee baaed on ytaro In the buslnea. Eocl Dill llornlna s~~;..i~:~! were Mr and Mr1 V and c:blldren Kevin and Mrs Willie O.vla and :c···o·.c•oRa(!lne otho Radford Mainea and Frank DUl Vlrlll ,&nd '·' ,---~.:·: ·:c;,; 1~·'~";.Mr and :·c;;;..;··c·: W1lham Kent v1s1ted over fhe Yeauger weekend ofWith their mo thee Mcs c E Vance and M" Vanee retumed to Kent with !hem VIsi tin g w1th Mr and Mrs Guy Reynolds iind her mother Mn Mmervn Childers durmg the ~1emor 1 al we kend were Mrs 1Nma Bl-<tn d Mr and Mrs Wtlllam Bland Catta and Cathy Mrs Clarence Archer and ch1ldnm Charles Leshe all of Akron Mr and Mrs Hugh Wylie and grand daughters Dean and Diane P1ttl burgh Pa and Mrs Lola Batt rell Phoemx Ariz Mrs Bland and Mn Archer and children are r,taymg for a longer via1t The six children of Mrs Mm n1e Erlewme Grant St who are all graduate8 of :MHS attended the alumm banquet Saturday at the high sl' hool They src Mrs Clar ence Buley (Dolly) Springfield Mrs Lul'y GrCgg and M1ss Far1e Jo~lcwme local Mrs C R Gil helt (MarJe) West Jefferson A f: P.:rlew1ne local Mrs Thelma Sb1rk Sprmgf1eld Fami!Ies of the above who were ;~!so vtstlng here were M1kc and Rlrky 8a1Jcv Mr :lnd Mrs Rober~ Erlewme Mr and Mrt.. Bob Shirk chtldren Bobbette Bukf~nd Ktm Marie Mr and Mrs Herman Haddox vlstted the Pullins Cemetery at \mbros1a W Va Saturdav Mrs William Pugh and daugh ter Patty Ann and son Pete or North C11rohna came Sund11} v1sll w1th llr and Mrs Ray Carty Pete w11l enter Metgs Gen era! Hospital Tuesday for surgery Guest s of the Cilarle1 Bennett home over the weekend were Mr and Mrs Warren Bennett and sons Steven and Chuck and M1ss Maxine Bennett or Columbus and \tr and Mrs Vernon Rogers of Woodsville Mrs. WtU. Daw!lon James and Pauline Dawson or 01l'lumbus were Saturday guest11 of Mr and wIn Won Class Meeting Is He'd Mrs Paul Haptonslall Saturday evenmg Wayne Sharp and Mrs 1 Paul Haptonslall (Lenme Sharp) 'l'he Wm Won {lass of the EUB Hltended the alumni banquet at Church met on Monday evening at Coolville H1gh School where "ltey graduated the Garden Club Part wtth a soe1al meeting and hamburg fr Mr and Mrs Pe~ul Smart attend Those attendmg were Mr and ed the dedication of the new din Mrs Albert Zimmerman ifr and mg haH or the B!lptlst State camp Mra Charles New and chiJdren. ~t Lauderllle Rev w D Pack ~r James Roush and Lind• Mr er of CroZier Theological Semm and Mrs Harry Miller and dauth l'!ry Chester Pa was the apeak ters Marvin Bennett and Pat Re'/ er K J ~ott Mr and Mr11 !Paul Mrs Gerald Anthony was re R1ckard and daughters Mr and I;u~c~n~,d~l~o~h~e~c~h~o~m~•:~~~ar~te:c~~"~":"~o ;be;rl~C~oo~k~e~an~d~M~c:s~T~om at Holzer Hoffman and Tommy Get Set For Summer I Choose Your New Comera Here I PHONE IOt7·Y or 8285·X SOUTH SECOND AVE. ,.... MIDDLEPORT u.w.......... ,..._....., Ohlr. MoMIJ IU""Y ..... BROWNIE S~cAMERA Electnc eye makes exposure selttngs automatically! Th•t amo1l"9 •ew comtro CIIVel you good clear p1ctur•• on bright days cloudy day• in sun or shade aufamaftcall7l fho olectnc eyo maketll r~ght •~ryt1me It meosur•s the l1ght. and lets lUll tha right amount throuQh All yov do 11 aim and ahootl Toket color shdet, color snapshots block and white plclur•• A remarkable camera at a romarkabty low prieel CAMIRA • $34.50 fLASHOLDII $3.95 SEE THE COMPLF.TE LINE OF CAMERAS AND SUPPLIES ON rilE ~lAIN FLOOR Elb erfel ds Spec;iall Special! BIRD BATHS All 3.50. 3.99 4-25 of ROOF COATING 5 Gal Bucket $2.95 $6.99 Don't wU til bot weather eleetrte f'en now ll1ld 8l1Ve SAVE 10% DISCOUNT Ono any &.n in r.toek Fans u tow as SS 85. Rutland Red Roof Paint Gal. $4.39 S Gal. Blleltet UlOO • OPEN EVERY DAY ALL DAY • (AIR.CONDmONED FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT) Five Auto Accidents Reported In Meigs County In Few Hours JIICere.U . , l'lle . . . . . . . . ._ - ..... SOt. ....._ Pickens Wins.ln·Three Way Mason Mayor RaCe County authorrtles respite durmg the holiday weekend came to an abru~t halt Wednesday wtlh f1ve accidents being Investigated w1thm the span of a few hours Only one InJury resulted from "the five accidents that be m~ of Davtd R Dewhurst 31 of Pomeroy Rt 3 who after bemg treated for cuts on the left arm two missmg Edward T. French Fatally Stricken Tuesday Night teeth and facial brtuseJ at Me1g_s General Hospital was then placed ln the Meiga County dati on E<hnrd T French ;KJ d1cd charges of driVmg wb1le tntox1 suddenly at h1s. !lome un F1sher eatcd Street In Middleport last mgbt According to mvestlgatlng of Born 1n Middleport he owned fleers Dewhurs 1 eruhed his 196:5 operated the Rowley and Reed and Ford headon mto a p•rked Inter Hardware Co for the last three national Truck beloJiglng to Zer years klc Trucking Co of Middleport He IS !!Ur\llved by hlS Wife near the Intersect on of Butter Edna three ch•ldrcll Mark Keith at 3 25 a m nut and Matn St and Lu... Ann Wednesday mornmg Tbe dnver Hts parents Mr and Mrs Mar of the parked truck was across 1on French sister Mrs Don the street at a restaurant at the lime of the.. crash. BMh vehtcles 1: andFrencli one Mrssuvers Edward were heavll)l damaged 1 other aecldt;nls reported were A co li&IQn between can; owned by John A Ketchka 19 M1ddl() port wlleq, he stopped hu 19M :Ford to perm it 1 car ahf!ad to make a left hand turn and a 1961 Dodgf! drJYen by Robert E Dow Funeral serv1ces will be held at 33 of Oak Hill Dow sa1d that h1s 2 p m Fr1day at the Rawlings ct.r had brake trouble and he was Coats Funeral Home w1th 1.he unable to avoid h1ttlng Ketchka s Rev Rayman Konkflght offi Cit from the r-ear Bolh cars cJaUdg Burial wtll be m the were heav1ly damaged Riverv1ew Cemetery Middleport Damage was hght when "a car Masomc servtces wdl be held dnven by Johl} Cllarles Handley at the funeral home at 8 p m 21 Cleveland developed steetmg Thursday trouble on a curve D m1les north Frtends Will be reCCIV€d at the of PomeroY. on Flatwoods Road Funeral Home at any time fl'uesday afternoon Handley s car went out of control and he eraabQd through a barbed warP. fence on the Howard Bolm farm call,81ng $25 damage to the fence A total of 14 946146 When Frank Walton :Ml Rt 1 free mdes bave been drtven Raeme attempled to drive h1s 101 membcn of Columbus 1953 Plynrouth from the old Rut Southern Oh1o Electric Com land Road onto State Route 124 papy s 100000 Mile Club Ptctured here as a n;tember from Tuesday he was atruck an the s1de by a e&r driVen by Clall' the Middleport Div .. Funeral arrangements are In Bosd 31 RL 1 Rptland causing ion Kmg who attend< heavy damage_, ed b•nquet of the ar 1'~~·~~~~f-or Carron R Clark 64 ~ C1ty who ns found borne at 2 p m Tues. Qamage was hgbt 1n the fifth to attt!nd from acttdent of the dzy wben Geurge area were Charles noon by frtends ttendrlx and Ed Hamilton Prall 78 Rutland drJv l'riieiuls had 'Called on him sev lng 1956 Por.Uae was struck in during the day but he to TlltY Middleport Unit Of C&SOE Posts Driving Record ~:~ri;~;J:"f.~an) Carroll R. Clark Of Mason City Is Found Dead ,..po... 10. aootatan<!O In home where Clark Time of deatb was es at about 8 a m Tues a heart. attack •~c deceased had laved alone llnce the death of htll Wlfe Ruth V Clark tn 1956 Tbe deceased was born Aug 11 1895 m the Broad Run Commun tty in MaBOn County He was the son of the late Brenton Clark and Sarah Huffman Clark He MARlE'ITA 0 - Marietta C<ln waa a rha1r caner by trade Survivors tnclude one s1ster crete Corporatton today announc Mrs• Hattie Lake Mason and one ed the merger of 11.1 busmcss and operations wtth American Mar half s1ster Mrs Helen BaJiey of letta Company one of the nation a Hurriclne W Va The funeral wtll be In charge larger producers of construction the Foglesong Funeral Home materials Maaon In ChJeaeo Robert E. Pflaumer pretndent of Amertcan Marietta sa1d that Marietta Concrete wduld be operated as a part of the Jlar ent company s Conerete Products Leonard Christy, Davtsion F pre111dent of Mar1etta Conerete P1laumer related will continue as the chief operatmg officer R Ned Chr1st.y will maintain re&pon stbdlty for engmeerinr: and proATHENS 0 UPI-A large scaJe duct10n and the enUre organ 1za mvcstlgatJon mto rumou that Uon wtll remain intact students have been stealing fmal Marietta Concrete 11 a 43 year exammahon tests and selling oJd producer of concreW indus them for as htgh aa $100 waa or tr1at storage sllos and bins and dered today by Ohm UQIYenlly concrete stave f•rm &iio1 It at 10 President Dr John C Baker manufactures precast concrete Bali:er aa1d he ordered tbe curtain wall panels and otber deans of the different college5 to structqral componenta including I <heck 1nto the rumors since this beams columna, archea linteJ 11 11 fJqal examination week on the and roof decks and makes a ll~tht campus wetght aggregate ealled Beslite An unsueceasful attempt to en wh1ch is uaed in concrete mix one unlvenlty office 1s be and prec'tt forms lleved t.o have been the wart o( seeking an examma saad The University ~==:·=-=---:1 Marietta Concrete Late News Completes Merger On The Wire OP.eration Today COLUM:HUS UPI - Gov Mi chael V D1Sallc said today a Columbus ehcm1cal f•rm supplted tbe state wtth a low priced phos phat.e for us at the London Pris on Farm sOAp factory and charged for a higher pnced substance The flrm said the sh1pment was made by mtstake WASHINGTON UPI- The House Ways & Means Commt\lee today approved another one-year ext.en &ion of wartime tax rates on cor poration p1 ol1ts €Jgarettcs liquor and automobiles These taxes were ~<:hedulcd to drop to lower levels on July 1 BUCYRUS 0 UPI F Mader 94 for 80 years untll 81X years ago d1ed was one of the ehteb both m age and time serv1ce of Probe Launched At OU In 1heft Of Exam Answers !~~f~\ and of course over-look such the deans are tnvcs I BPSOM England UPI thia e 10 to 1 sbot owned by Humphrey de Trafford galloped to • smashmg "lctory today In the !80th and ricbeot runninc of the Enchsh Derby Fidalt:o fhllllhed second and lbantung edged out Samt Crespin UI, ooe of the favorites from Prince Aly Kh•o s stabk for third place COLUMBUS UPI Let him go ahead 1 have nothing to aa~ now but Ill have my .'ltory lall!!r 'l 1bat was the only an& wd tod~ ol10.year-old Mrs Mary A Naete, to the revelation by Gov Michael V DiSaUe of a short.,;l' of almott $4(10.000 m the stale fund she bad charae or for a quarter of a cen tur)' COLUMJIUS UP! The big for Gov Michael V DiSalle 1 nt 1 pick t,gareue Lax: iq waa scheduled 1p the In t.ble Oblo Senate today PHONE SPRUCE 3·5583 , MASON, W. VA. , Open '7 A.M. to 5:30P.M. -Saturdays till P.f.\• r. l'lle ~~~~------------------~~--------~~~~~~~--------------------~--------· VOL XI NO 41 Pomeroy Mtddleport Ohio, Wednesday June 3, 1959 SINGLE CtPY-Ic Pic;ken's Blac;k SCREEN DOOU FAN SPECIAL! if you wish a1zes WUIIIM' '-ifh$. Tbunclly fUr ..... """" Hltlh ...... 70o. - ,..,, flir llet!ut.N POT'I'SVD..IJE. Pa UPI- Fire marshals •ought tod!il)' the eause of a ill trutk &P,Ioaion that killed 11 penon• ancl mjured 10 others One victim remained un ldentlfled "'"' The blaat Tueed.,- turned the liquid proi)Ane-fUiett· ~lUI taDk of lbe truct into a fll!ftirtl projec t1le that burled speeUitora ,u1d firemen bundrecb of' feet It was set off when the true:~ -cau&bt fire after 1 hta:hway collbion Tlle vlctima In '9llll caaes were d ..apltated ond toft. bY lbe flaming flllht of the tank ripped jeUike from Its chaui• by the blast Ill 7 000 aallonl ql iic{uld ptopane CaL :rbe ta~ tplttlna bits of metal ilke r:brapnel laiided 110 feet aw_, Tbe explo$ion occurred 30 min utea after tbe San Gas ~~ Co t.n1et halted behind a tchool bus plctJnc up t p..aencer and them ta determme of lhe problem if I ot111er the - A ttudent tqld 1 newtman that a philosophy protestor admitted his class that~ .even of his fi \vere miuing And a com professor chana:«d hl1 examination and apologlz ed ' to those students who had wuted tllelt mone,. buymg an• wen HOSPITAL Brooka Mid Cbeahtre .B6lcy Wan Mrs. tlelen Bottom Ml'$. Bett,y Mn Nancy Mr1 ~ l11.1Urte r!l)o'illok mtfe• nortbwut a~ rumors etrculattng orr Ule campus included -Final test an11wers were sell ID.I between $2& :md $50 -Aaklng price of the allegedly tou1h Fine Arts final examlna tion was upwarda of $100 ---.Keys to rertam offlcea were belnl offered for as much as rimmed in tli• ,rpr SERVICE Weather e drvnkennHa. 'The Moon It carne out Ia coUrt I• the nom. of • IT'S PRICES! Ter~M • w.. #~;:~::.;.::· CLINTON FISHER COMPANY PAINT HUCICNALL. l"lllnd UPI-A pollcomea ..kocl Ron•ld ltDWteit 11, why h. sittlnt on tb• ai...,•lk '" t.ua I no !Men &. tht Moon" Row\Mt .obbod He waa fiMCII $1 40 TUfld•y for & 11\d Sot ~~~~~!f'·~~:U1nible STORE HOURS -7:30 to 5 P.M. EVERY DAY SALES CHUCKLE FOR TODAY Why People Are Shopp1ng P1ckens' Every Day--- Leas 10% diaoount "' t H t\rr h 01 ~ Ui"'li St• 1 11 1 1!Juq Oblo ( Dalley. Port ~~~:·~~~=~;: port, le" II 43 MIDDLEPORT GRADERS GRADUATED Three Council Seats Also Captured By Progres.~ives C 0 Ptckens Mason Crty hardware merchant was elected mayor and three of his ProgressiVe ticket runnmg mates were named to councll posts 10 elections held 1n Mason City on Tuesday Pickens polled 99 votes In a three way race that saw him edge out mcumbent Mayor E E Thompson and former mayor C L Jngles Thompson had 77 Yotes whde Ingles had 59 Councilmen elected Wfre Gor don Creamer Ruasell t .wehart Earl Henry Olin Wolfe and Walt er Werry The hrst tane mem t10oed were membe,fll of the Pro-,i\1 gresswe t1cket Wolfe and Werry both ran on the Peoples ticket There s a ])ody hangmg from Lemma Johnson present record the eenter span or the Pomeroy er won that post q:am With 82 Bndge waa tbe word flashed votes. She ran un the Peoples ticmto the Met&s county Sherafra ket Gladys Gtlbcrt of the PreTlus unusual class of 43 •Eig~th C1rade pup tl5 ~radualed In Middleport last week to Fresh Department at 9 49 p m Tuesday grewYeR polled 77 votes while man ranks of htllh school lts bdyi po.ssess at least two un1que features - e1~ht to len of The excited peraon who oa.Ued Donnae McFarliind of tbe Citizens them eonsistently won plates on the honor ro II to the near exclusion of the guls and their Shentf Robert C H•rtenbach fa1J. Uc.ket had 76 votes size, speed 'nd jleft spell trouble for athletic opponenlll three and four years from now ed to 1dent1fy himself and ev1 Mayor-elect Ptckeos expressed Ftrst row left to nght Beverly Rathburn Be sste Qu11len Karen Pettit Carolyn Ervin Gar dently went bact for another loot ai•preciahon to those who support net beVault Shaula Kessmger, C~la Sue Gil more Janet Kaye Baker D~ane McComas On amval at the PGmeroy ed !:um m the eleeUon 10 a eon Carolyn Russell C""'lyn Searles, Polly Johnson Jeanne Bowles Sarah Bechtle Dora Ceugh Bridge the Sheriff 'POtted 'tbe wzaation early Wecm,.day He enour Second row Harold Vancct, Russell Me Elhmney Charles Swackhamer Ronrue Carr body hangmg undu the bridge added that he waa ~111 the James Blaker Rtchard Bodtmer Fqrrest Bachtel Richard Oiler Melvin VanMeter Rtchard !way mg.._ back and forth from the councilmen elected were all good Hays John Allensworth Charlo; Bush Tom R all David Wtley Thlrd John Smger Roger end of. a 10 foot clothes line men I knew somethmg waa wrong Manley Benny Wllson Tom Fred Sla-ter Carl Lefevre Dav1d Annas Clarence SteWhen queried as to any plant wart Keith See James .,.l obb Don Roach Tom my Bryan, Charles Hollmgshed and Arland '!"hen 1 toot bold of the rope for paved atreetll for the town. ibid tbe Sheriff today as he Kmg pomted to the body" !IW4)mg m P1c.kens aaMI that he had formuthe hall~ay of the County Jail lated a plan for streets m Masoa C1ty whtch he belleYed would not today Pranksters had faab10ned a be a great burden on the ctllzena Ufehke dummy even to placmg of He added he would reveal hm plan a ctgarctte package Ill the sbJrt after tllkmg offtce on July 1 The Cttwms tiCket wn.Jcb had pocket and tymg on a Palr of shoes Who the hangmen are 1s open.ly opposed street pavmg m not known but Sheriff Harten the town through the pasamg of Southeastern Oh1o Reg10na1 c;;ouncll President Richard bacla w1tb a twmkle m bu eye to literature pnor to the election, H Holl of Lo_~n Ohio today anaqunced that the next gen Funeral servtces were recently day said I ve a fairly good ran third tn the three way race eral membershq) meeting of tHe SOUtheastern Ohio Regional held m P1erpont 0 for Allen 1dea Earl Henry who ran Oil. both the Progre&&!Ve and the Peoples 11c Council wtll be held on 'I:ttursday. June 18 at the Lake Wb1te Wolfe 8fi a farmer res1dent of keta Jed all candidates m voteClub on beaubfl,tl Lake Whlte out.lide of Waverly Ohio Mason County who died at his gettmg wtth 137 Walter Weny. The Honorable John W Bushi -Director t»f Commerce in home 1n Cherry Valley Oblo on ~ May 2G former Pomeroyan ran second 1ft Governor DtSalle 1 Cabmet will be He was born May g 1874 tn tbe counril rare wttb 108 vat.es the princi~ •peeker He wiU '11:~ .rl Weat v1rgmla the son of the Complete taobuJaUon folloW& !l'!'!k oa U!O. - n l -lotri _J,, e,,.~J~ Calhedne Wolfe Prqcre..iv• JIW<t .. ~ >lay or C t(en ..~.. lN\\ lnUdHd> •aa·- ~ b1f eJit:b" ltfe in l'!m!ol~l!Y. ~ ...... trial 4t,,elopment of ~ State WI' .X.. I"-. he went to Pier 1tbert 77 Counctl Gofodon Crea Bush ia a graduate of Vlr.emla eun~S .11,1 m ohto where he mer 91 Russell Capehart 103. Earl The total check on tbe 14 Tee& with a dearee m Busine86 Ad farmed He Jived m Cherry Valley che€k points m Meags County Henry 72 Joseph W Jones 64 mtmltralloR In 1949 through 1~7 for the laat f1ve years James E Maynard 77 he was State Purchallng A,Jent for surv1vors anelude h1s wife- durmg the month long Carcle of Clttze ns ticket - Mayor C L. the Stale of Ohio under Govei:noJ;" Two men were Jmed and t.wo Clan two daughters Mrs Dartus Safety ~heckup conducted by the Ingles 59 Recorder Doon~e Me Me1ga County Sheriffs Depart Lauscbe Durmg 1967 and 1958 he others forfeited appearance bont!.s Conrad and Mrs Glenn Thorn Farland 76 Council 6arles T was President of John W Bush m Pomeroy Mayor Charles Le both of Geneva two sons. Lu ment wtlh cooperation of the Edward11 62 John Youlg St 61" Inc domg busmess In tax control gars court sess1on Wedneaday ther Lmesv11le and ErlJe at Farm Bureau Womeos ComJDJUee Jobn S !Bond 60 Henry Reitmrre ling work for several fll'ms and mght home 10 grand cb1ldren 18 was announced today A total of 1133 cara were cheek Jr 59 Cora L Noble 84 nandhng: tbetr mstilutaonal bid great grandchJldren and two SIS :Peoplea ticket - Mayor E E. dmg when necessary Robert K llt!Grath 32 Rt I ters Ml'S ora Walker and Mrs ed m the 30 day safety campaign Thoml)l!on 77 Recorder Lemma L at the 14 check points with '11 In addition Mr ltoll also an Pomeroy was fmed $10 and costs Ollie Thornton both of ~ason Johq50n 82 Couned Olm WoUe nounced that tile member~ of lhc for drtYing to the left of center Funeral services were field at cars of tile enttre total round to 91 Harold Chattin 75 Earl Henry be faulty State LcglSiature !lave agaln been Otto C Laughlm 58 Fly Oh•o the Water Chtlda Funeral Home Kenneth Grover was the spcc1aJ M G De11n Saxton fK; Walter Invited to be gusts of SEORC at was found gUiltY of drlnng while m Pierpont Rev Howard Platt Werry 108 this mcetmg a.s well as the Sta.te mtox1cated and fmed $100 and of(Jclflted and bunal was made m deputy ab.Signed to the task by Safety Department the State D1vts1on Engmeers u um the State coats and sentenced to. three days the Evergreen cemetery H11hway Department Dl"inona tn tbe County Jail Among local persons attendmg and w~ ass•sted by other Deputy Sher1ff of the county Nine and Ten BIJly Joe Neville 21 Glass:ow the funer111 were Mrs Walker Wo n of the Farm Bureau The t1ekets are $2 75 each and W Va fatted to appear on c:tlarg Mrs Thornton Krs Mary Work who asst&led were Mrs Paul are avaUitble from memben or the of drlvmo whtle mtodcated man and Dallas Walker all of Montgomery Mrs Rex SheneheJd Southeastern Oh1o Reg10nal Coun 08 Mason Mrs Frank Halliday Mrs Homer ell Dinner 1s scheduled to start at and lorfieted a S175 appearance Lee Mrs Pat Holter Mrs Paul 7 00 p m With bar serv1ce avail bontl Biier Mrs Vtrgtl Hamm Mrs Eve John F Nevtlle 28 C1ecro Ill able from 5 00 P m lyn Holter Mrs Tbomas Sayre Var1ous Committee deports Will forfeited a $25 bond when be Additional restr1ctlons on ft5h Mra Howard Ebersbaeh Mrs mg 1D cert.am ponds tn tbe M.cbe received and approved at th1s failed to appear on u mtox1cation Mrs Warren Cllntlt Wtldltfe Station near Ft. Donald Meyers. meetmg Among those wdl be the chlll'&"e Mrs Leo Story Mw PleaaaDt bave teen announced by P1ckens plana for the SEORC exhibit al the -------Ada Hoskins Mrs CLarence Head Jac::k A Donnelly leader of the Ohio State Fa1r ley Mrs Barbara Gaul and Mrs migratory btrd mvest~.eat•on pro Membership dnve under M T Irene Grueser Epling Gallipolts Ohio will end Jed beJng conducted 1n Jthe area wltll the June 18 meeting Mem 'Me1gs County Engmeer J E D Included 10 the changes fro;n benhlp m the Cmmcll ta $5 per in Hartinger saLd today that mforma prevtous regubtlons is a ban on dlvlclual membershtp or $'25 min lion released Tuesday relative to f1ahmg m tbtee ponds-Nos 3, 1mwn group membership Duea re Improvements to Me~s County 7 and 2{1 PoDd 3 located near tbe eeiVed. for 1939 WJ!I be used to roads was Incorrect triangle pacmc area formerly was fmance part of the State E'air Ex open to year round ftshmg Pond Hartinger sa1d spedfJeatJOns call hiblt prepare a brochure on t~e Mrs Oren Wears 58 Pomeroy 2() 1s loeated off the Camp Con for one and a half mch resurfac recreational facilities of the area Route 1 died after an extended ley Road and No 7 is located mg or Forest Run Road one and and to prepare some material to 1llncss Monday mght next to Pond 17 on the Camp a half Inch resurfacmg of Murray be u&&d for ll'le Industrial promoConley Road CAMP PENDLETON Calif She u; !Urv1vell by her bus Htll Road seaJ coating of the (FHTNC)-Marane Pfc Clyde R. tion of this area The ftshtng area ts VIsited an Duel can either be mailed to band two daughters Mn. Orval ,Portland Sttversv11Ie Road and seal Smith Of LangsYJile Oh•o toot nually by thousands of anglerl Miles Ephn.l c/ o M T Epling Co FeUure Fredertcktown Ohio and coatmg of the Harru;onville Rut part In Operation Twm Peaks from throughout the area Gaft1pohs Ohto or to Ron Sprmg Mrs Laverne Chase Mansfield laOO road on the )i'edcral Aid Job on California s southern coast Donnelly aa1d that tbe reason er c/o OhiO Power Company Ollio two &ons Maxte Columbus completed last fall. from May 17 to June 2 With Mar behmd the add1tlonat restr1ot.1ons and Orm Jr Pomeroy Pomeroy Ohio He pointed out also that the mes from the F1rst Marme Divis- tbts year IS to allow for the band mg of young pre fligbt wood bJd subm•tt.ed by the Shelly Co of lon at Camp Pendleton Calif Fnends w•ll be received at the Atr and ground forces were ducks He sa1d th111 11 of cona1d restdenee after 1 p m Wednea Tbornvtlle was In the amount of launched agamst aggressor forces erabJ.e tmportanee siiiCe there has day until 11 a m Thursday $33432 mvolvmc the newty redesigned been a great deal of concern by Serv~ees wtfl be conducted helicopter assaulL carrier USS conservatiOn offacl&la over the Thursday at 2 p m. at the Mt Prmceton from wh1ch attaekmg heavy duck ktll Donnelly wd We hope the Union Metbodtst Cllurch Phny troops launched assaults at Inland W Va tarKets m the latest employment sportsmen will bear w1th us ~4 of the Corps vertical envelope obey these regulatiQDS, ltllt.e a ment doctrine .. proJect of that kind eannOt W Word hu bef!n received llere of succe88fully completed without The two week maneuver waa the death o( Joseph Neutzhrtg 82 the mod extensive a1r ground the cooperation of the ~ Mr Neutzlinl, the son of Jo landmg exercises to be conducted men .. He e~la1ned that ~ ncb 8 seph and Margaret NeutJJing on the Southern Cabfornta Coast project cannot be COnducted in ~ Pomeroy du~d.. Tuesday eveplng Sloter 43 who d1ed tp Me1gs smce 1957 area to whtcb tbe publl(l bU ~ at hill home 4+t Maplewood Orlve 1 ?•n!'"~~ Hoap1tai Wedne!May wtll ColumbuA. Other regulatJOnl be beld Thursday at 2 p m at MA.RKIT REPORT He il survived bY His wlfe the Long Bottom Methodist the area include CINCINNATI UPI .Produce Drusc•11a three sons Ralpb and Bedford Recreation Center wlll Church Bunal Wlll be made 111 Eggs unchanged stead1 on (udung ltcetJH but Tbeodore Portland Oregon R1 spon8ollr a chicken barbecue and the Sand Hdl Cemetery large As and mediums consum m1t 15 necessary, chard Coi'JmbUs a dt.Uiht.ftl, tarnlval Fr1day June 5th at the IJ'ades whttes and browns A are the same at He 1s survt~d by h1s w1fe er Mrl Betty Rptter Columbus a Bedford School at Darwm )umbo 2a 28 A large 19-24 A me the county Shirley and e1ght chtldren Mar sister Mrs Mmnle Seuffert, Col Bar~ue 1s to start proJ»ptly 1on Retha Sharon Dale Cory dt\\m 1319 A small 10.13 B large only during umbus and a brother Ben. Neutz Live mlnnowa 1!18 at 5 p m foiJ.owed by the car Rllndal Amy and Jean linl Jlomeroy (~) POnds open Chickens generally unchanged Also survTvmg are hts parents A daughter Margaret bls par n1val suppilea ample fryers 2loit-4 Ib 14w11l consist of chicken Barbecue Mr and Mrs Marton Sloter of ents, two aister~ and five broth (6) F1ohlng are No Ia 4t french fr1es slaw bread and Long Bottom two &latera Mrs lfti,S heaYy hens 9-12 light bens fishing ers preceded him in death ponds ts allowed 68 Drmk Wilham ConnOlly Long Bottom Fwleral arrangement& 1n1 m butter $1 25 per plate Butter 00 score 71 and Mre Closon Johnson of Ne compl.Ne but wall be held in Carnival feat~res arc rma: tosa wark A brother Kenneth preced Columbo~ TO IMST.UL OP~ICERS at lin ducltl dart board ball eel him ID lieath Tile Apple Grove Letart and throw, pennY pltctr. country MARRIAGE • LICINII Eut Letart Churtlles will mstall Friend& may call at the Ewm' Bobby J Ratbburq, 20 Rut at.ore; fiahanc pond etc WSCS officers at the Apple Grove noon on Funeral Home until Ploeeeda are to go toward lan<l OJ1d Wanda l'earl Coy 17 Cbureb Sunday, June 'l at 8 p m. Tbur&day. buiJdlJII the recreation buildin&o i\utland. ~y ()L~overed Hanging On Span Of Pomeroy Bndge M4rtlll. Southeastern ot~ R-egional Allen Wolfe, 85 Council M~flng Is June 18 Former Res~dent Of Mason Dies Auto Safety Check Brought To Close In Meigs County- 1":-... day pomeroy Court .:w . ---- County Road Job Information Is Mrs. Oren Wears Said To Be Wrong Claimed By Death Langsville Man After !Long Illness Participates In Marine Operation Joseph Neutzling Death Reported At Columbus Home Plan Barbecue Carnival For New Rec Center• New Restrictions Placed On Fishing In Mason County William Sloter Funeral Service ~?n~~ sc~~?~alham "'" '·:.r.:i=~~! ----,-- ••tra D~mbe~c~8~1,~~~~-~~~~~ � 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 2, 1959 johnson