https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/61c99380746ab6a6506ccbfbefc1d260.pdf 424ec30346a5763abf52e7ab758cb73a PDF Text Text • • ' I' ·.---------·,~Dilly knilnol, Pomeroy·Mldd~rl, O.,"June I," Ullll Moinly About The 'Mr. Weloll It lllo ftl. Guest At Pre-Bridal SJlower Gorden Club Zimmerman ture pa111:, Sl "-oil) l.!llllt* People Mrs. Albert Smith assisted by Mrs . Ronald Smith entertain-\ aL dd' Church In llow H•¥tn He will Meeting Held ed with a shower Thursday evening at her borne , Wetzgal St., :1111 IRQ bellD bls I>Utarol duUea . oa luae In Pomeroy The Nehac:Uma Garden Club met 21 . . honoring Miss April Shasteen , whose marriage to Thomas E. lr LUCILLI HAWKINS on Munday !¥eninll at tbe Alex· SJnith will be an event of JuDe 21. Arrangements of roses Vows Exchonaed 111mt Quilic'l Memorial BuUdiq with llr. and 'M.rl. Edwani s. Zimmer.6. ounee dautbter Dr. oand Mrs. E. A. Tracy of Co 1 0 pormd Mrs. D:-vid Fieldl, Jr., Mn. CLyde =.••d the home for the <><· oarla, Mn. Richard man, M.lllvale, iP&., JLnd, Mr. and .. ,__ ·'. · v11· ,~ .a... -.. Rice, and Mrs. CarroU Adam•, Jr. lumbus were recent eueeta of b18 Mra. Jack M. Welah, Clar.k&bUf'l, .wu ..... ~. o-. ..,...on..., •. "'~M 1 a1 E. J . Trocy. W. Va. qe annouocina: the mar· 'H oizu H01phal to Mr. an~ 1ln. Gamea were played during the Mrs. Roy Tracy Jr., Mn. Albert N h T B d d . •ervin~> as hoateSiel. The meet- pareo>l5, Mr. H~ sChut.- of 'Marion visiting w:~ s opened in regular form , '11ftllinc and pri•e• swarded to Mee• Mrs. Ray Glue, Mrt. Nor· UeSt jg t ,! ) e n e neS ria11e of Mlsa Marion Zimmerman M'nlon, OliU.,.:e~. 1'llla Ia. the 0 ... relatiYft lin Pomeroy over t.be Kn. H. C. Brick1es, Mrs. Harold bert Neutzling, Mrs. Ellen Couch, Plans are being completed by the officers· and th~ Host.eu with Mrs . Henry Buck, Jr., pre- ed to the Reverend Mr. Jaet TUmaa unrera th'" ,. ~d •nd flnt weekend. Welsh. Tile wedding wu an e¥ent' dau~~· Tbt lhaYs"Dal IP'andpuEbe~~cll, MrsR. No~"1b1 ert Neu'.zling Mrs. WiHard Ebersbach, iMrs. w. committee of tbe .& "'ateur Gardeners club for their annual &idiru: at the buaJnesa meeti:-.a. and ._ ... Guy · U&Se · ft. Shasteen, Mrl. Jacob &berlbacb guest ni~~"ht. ·~~ Th~ roll calL was aosw~red with Mr. and Mn. Fred Rosenbau-m of Saturday, June o. a.t St..John eotl .,.._Mr. a~ , ""- LewiJ PauThe m""eeUng Wl"ll be held this Wedr\esday, June lOth at "My F:.vorite Rose." Mrs. Carron apent .the weekend .tn S~lield l!:van~lical Lutheran Cburc.b in dree, Hen~~. &Dd PI~HDII After the honored guest opened Mn. Mary Kumelman, Mra. Homer a:rand~arentJ are Mr. and Mrs. Lesher many lovely gi!LII rt!lreah- >Srickles and Misa Anna Durst. Grate View, home of Gene Grat.c, Adam s, Jr. waa named chairman "Mih Mr. and Mra. Jac~ Roeen.- MUlvale. ter Oblln(er bl Havea. menta were served by the hos- Sending gifllll •hut unable to atFront Street at p. m. Eacb, of the Alex <Quillen Building ctJm baum and remHy. 011 8 teuet to Mrs. Denver Kappie, :li.rs. tend were Mrs. Emmett Blackburn d A d mem~r is aaked to ·bring a guest mitlec from the club. The fall Mr1111. MHh1.rd Woi.ldermutb reL. L. Roush . Mr5. C. J. Ebersbach, Mrs. Walter Hamm, Mra. Harry with her . flower ~how was discuued and it turned to her employment i.,t the Mrs. Dale Smilh. Mn Roger Cui· Watson , Mrs. 'Renier Menchini , Abo The program for the eveninc was announced that Lelah Jane Kroger Store todly, after a week's lums, Mrs. Floyd Williams, Mrs Mrs . Clem enti Menchini, Mrs. Mar· will be the showing of films by Powell, from the Nfw Have~ Gar- veoatton. While on ¥aelltion, abe L F. Schoenle b, ~1rs. Gladys,Jones vin Burt, Mrs. Joe Gloeekner, Mrs. Ml'ddleporf Bob Bycr on the Tulip Industry 'a den C!ub will serve as chairman, end Mr. Wildermuth and family Mrs. Dena Holland . The films were taken by with Mrs. Chester Weaver of the visited in W~J&hin.Cton, D. C. Mrs. Rubell , Mn. Gilbert Free· Albert Ebenbac:h, man and Sharon, Mu.. Harnld Eb-l Zwilling, Mrs. Earl Denny, Mrs. Byer while he was in service Nehac!ima Club serving as co. UTICA MOHAWK MULTI-COLORED Althur Kaspar and a:rand&Gn of Ellsworth Rowe and Mrs. Ben F~DOII ··HOUDASH•LT Hostesses for the evening a~ t:hairn;n. ' Mrs. Dul!k announced WesteniHe weroe the weekend NeuUling. Guel!ta witb MI-. end Mrs. Carl Mn. Paul Davis, Mn Guy Reyn- that the landscaping or the Mem· gue.U of hl11 brother Roy KGSpar. Mattox and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer olds, Mrs. Arthur S~iliilCr and Mrs. orial lluilding had been completMr. and Mrs. Tom Able1 1nd Bend Rotary Mattii'X yesterday were, Mr. and Robert Coats. ed, which the club was C!o-sponsor· daugobter, Carol;.yn, left Saturday Mn. Otmer Childers and Mr. and lng with the New Haven Club. niebt for Weetcm,. W. Va., for • Foml'ly Death M • H ld Mrs. Be" Chlldera "of Glasgow, Mrs. James Weber, of Middle· week's vtsJt ~ rel.trivu. eehng e w. Va ' Mrs. Jam.. R. Mattox h Mr. ;,nd Mrs. Garen SU:msbury d M of Ed WOrd F port, 11~ke to the group on the Henry Koro of Marion spent tNt were i:J. Beaver Sunday afternoon The Bend .Rotary Club met for Diamll'ld, W. Va., Mr .. an rs. I R" care and growing of rosts. She weekend with Mr. 4Nld Mr& ~eora:e with th eir daughter-in·J.aw, Mra their regular dinner meettn1 on Leon1rc' Mattox and children, Karshowe~ several beautifuL arrange Kom, -\nne St. William Stansbury at the home of Thursday evening. Trooper Swartl en , Mary Ann and Michael of H ld h ment.s featuring ro~e specimen's Mr. and MJ\9. ClUtord Bt.uer lod her if·uther. Mrs. C. C. Halter- of lhe West Vir1inia State .PGiice Nitro, W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. she had (rown . The club presented 100 of Cof.ur:abull ,..._ · weekend' man, ""ho died Saturday afternoon spoke to tbe II'OUP on Dew traffic Euatac~ ~Wilson and son Andy of Out-of town relatives and frle- her with. a lov~ly gi'L. guests of ·h:iiJ. pereDtt, Hr. lllid MrS: at Holrtr ·Hoapital. lawa. Point fl'JCaaan.t, W. va. nds who were here lor the ·funThe next meeting w1U be at Edward Bauet: ··· • Tb e .• unera I IGr Mrs. H l It erman Le9nardwith Taylor Coium· Those attendln'" were Carl'· .S'!!· buoMrs. Mr.ofand Mr&. eral of Edword T. (Budd•) ~ FtellC!b the ho-ne of Mrs. Ray Pickena, Jr. E. W. Harper returned (0 his 1·0 •·lslttn< '~II h ~ Tue&day a t "00 • ~'"de D....nck 1·n ., lidllleport, with Mrs. Titus giv- home, Madi~, .1ri4AY. after _.._ wL •· a t the livan, .Herman Layne, Donald F. Elmer Mattox !or a few weeks. ~·-. Mr""' .,._.v l'~~ '"" ,.._. •· F er I I! •nd M•s. Owen ~ncb of Jad:· ing the program on flower ar- vts~ with hit hi'othef Qbar Herporne. Roush, Lloyd .Ro!J.lih, Floyd Car· Dr. and Mrs. H. c . Horden of ~'"' :-::aver un a Othf'rs fre»n Mid,ileport who mack, Richard Ord, Or. John H. Columbus vi&ited recently with son Mr. and Mrs. ·Earl Fren.ch rangements. er and other re)aHVi!l. We- 1• Bea•·er" Sun·'ay woro Mrs ••d' Mr•. Jack Cow1"e of Colum· · Tho .e attending were Mrs. Phil'"' ·· • · "' Ridgway, J L. Stewart, Jac k fo'1es h· Mr. and Mrs. Garen Stansbury. ·M.rt. Della Hoover of PalnB&ViUe Rodne.. Downing , Mrs. Crary er, James Hampton, Rome WilMr ........ .. Mrs. Ernest Hughes bus, !>lr. and Mrs. Harry' Bell, ip Batey, Mrs. Henry Buck, Jr., ia tOO guest or her BiBter, Mul. 'I1Jo.. fi · IUaVIs, ·Mrs. J atmes T"t l us 11.n d Mrs Hamson, Rusaell Capehart. Harry were in ~ Dunbar, w. Va. Sunday to Mr. H. H. Town .. - nd. Mrs. E. L. Mrs. Donald BumgArdner, Mrs. mas Goeglein and 'Etban Harper. M• D• J·1ar tl.nger 0 f PomeroY· Poston , Mro. Graco Poston and Jsn1es Gilbert, Mra. Thomas Hoff· i\'liller, Altun Bonney , 0 . J . Bostic, visit w!th Mr. and Mrs . Henry : Mr. and MrFI Wllliam Stan~ ·Philip Wolpert, Frank Tiwmpsun H··bbs. Mr. Hobbs is serioualv ill. Mr. :1.1d Mrs. Bruce Bingham of man, !drs. Lloyd Hoffman, MrJ. b ur •J pi an to re t urn to the•·r home and Trooper Swartz. " J'u<hes and Mrs. Hobbs' are Alhe.,, Mr. snd Mrs. Mllton Smart Robert Johnston, Mra.. Robert Mrs. in Clearwater, Florida aflcr the sisters of Tolt:!do, Mr. and Mrs. .ltmea Lay:ne. Mrs,. Lawrence Lleving, Y eoger Family iurleral. Betz pf GalliJ;JoHs. Mrs. Geore:e Mackni.ght, Mra. Happy Mr. 11nd Mrs. William Ault and Richard Pfiffner, Mn . .Ray Plc· Reuni,on Held family and David Dodson were Mr. <~nd Mrs. Rich:1rd Blahop and kens, Jr., Mrs .. James Roush, Mra. vi~iUn~ with her parents, Mr. and dauihter of Bucyrus, Rev and Jolin WoJ.fe, Mra. Weber and the At Diehl Home Plon.ning Church A reunion of the members of ' Mrs. Charles Slndle in Sprlne- Mrs. E. L. Miller and Mr. Mel· · hoste 11ies, Ml's. Field&, Mn. Rice, • ' '"'! • I~ the family Gf the late Cllarles and field . dridge MHler of the Plaina, Mrs. and Mu. Adams. ' ' ... Mr. and Mrs. Mont West of Aldean Miller and Mrs. VerHa OrliJ.a Yeager Wolf held em Sun'7zx108 .INCHES . • at the home ' of Mr. and Mrs. day visited over the weekend Swain G! Crown City and Ml'J, M • Roseville 1 lhe soda! room of th& · church, James Liebl in Pomeroy. yhen the Happy Harvesteh Clau with Mrs. Henry Jienneay and Mr. Harold Clark of Dayton. Attending were · Mr. and Mrs. and M .. s. R. T. West of Pomeroy. The runeral for Mr. French who A of the Federated Church met Frl· .• '; Dallas Yeager, Mr. and Mn. Char· Mrs. Jeal)ne Asbury and daudied at" hla home Tuesday evenlnl day evt>mng, !It the church. Jes Yo!l!gcr .and children, Marty ghters, Mra. croekett Perry, <Ern· wu h~kl Friday, June ~that the Mason EUB :~ $2.~6 Mrs. Henry Reibel prc1ided at estine) and Janice visited over !Rawlin&lfCoats Funeral jHome and Sa lilY, aU of . Maaun; Mrs~ the m ~.!Jting and It was voted to the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. with the Rev. Haymon Konkriiht ' Rev. George R. Crow, a mission· Blan~he \'eaJer, Mlr. and Mrs. purch:•se two new lamp shades for Hornor Jonc1, of south Third Ave· oUlciatlng. He was burled In the ary on vacation from India, spoke Clarenr{' l Yeager and children, . 81xi08 INCHES. the la'IJPS in the ttoclal room. It nue, .and other friends. RivervJew Cemetery, Middleport. on J:afll Monday night at the Ma.s- Sharon and Bever':v., Mr. and Mrs. c . E. FrY, ali of Letart, W. Va.: was ol ~n voted to purchase c:ookMr. and Mrs. Bruce Hingham on ElJB cnurch . S~tE . . . ' •. ' ' . . . . ' Mrs. J~1hn Fry and daugttter, Judy, ing utensils for the oehui'Ch klt· and d1ughter wiJt be movina to Col"ted slide~ were shown of chen. ,_ · ( · l Midd 1t:port next week. They plan the ar~'a in which he had served. of New Haven. DOUBLE BED SIZE , Mr. and lin, Andr.e•;( Cfosa....and to live with hta mother, Mrs. A. lllust: alions or some of the habits, Games were 'JIIayed and prizes childr• m, Paul and Eddie, Jo custorrs, and religious actlvltlea B. Bingham on R11ssell Street. Mr. awardr-d to Mrs. Addie G.ueser, Cro11s .111 ol Letat.r t, Ohio] and Mr. em_pkl. v ed with the College of the natives were illustrated. Bingham ia .............,7 Be CIJIDt Mills Th~lma Grueser, Mn. Hentz Econorny Savings and Loan Co. in and .'•frs. Diehl and ., children, Arte: the talk, a question and I z "" qt. cia)' .ad n1abt. ill ..., Mia& Sandra -Roush has •been Charle'le and Jo ·Ellen. -o/JOUI--.·AD J110 need 61 a Wolfe and Mrs. <..:le~tnd Helne1. Pomeroy. answe~ period wa11 ht!ld. Rev. 42x36 INCH Refruhm enh were Rerved durMrs. A. C. Cu II urn an d son Larry elected to membership in Fagua, a Crow will return to India for an· A rGt luck picnic dinner was ing thr sotlal hour by Mrs. Hlirry · · Flor ld a and Mrs. RJC hard women's honorary society at Mar· ...... dl¥!n!M!!Md 10 ,.,.. ,... ~-.. other live year period this fall. servert. of Avteo. Canterbury, Mn. Gladys Cuckler Grose of Amstead, w. va ., spent shaH College. Women arc elee~ ' and M,·s. Clyde Millhone. the wPekend with Mr. and Mrs. during the second semester of the Episcopal Church in Huntington. Coall ••• -... ••• ad drollac• POSTPONE MEETING Guy Reynolds and left Sunday to the Junior year on basis of leader· This carries with it a acholarahip . . Jlt. o oiNIIDO¥etl . . . . . . . The Amerlean Legton Auxiliar;y, .. ...,, BaaiiJ, QUktb' lafttW visit with relatives in Plttsbura;h, ship, character and Intelligence. , >tyhich pays her tuiUon at Mar· Lewis Manley Poll, No. 163 he.s Penn.11vlvanla. M'laa Ruth Sayre has been alkctd ahali College. The lnetntct&r in bet:n poetponed from .UWs Tuesday Pom~rDy Bend ._. OIW'OIT aacl dependable ' . ' ... Mls:. Mary Patterson and Delto sing in the choir of the _Trinity voice at the .::o11e1e direc~s thlB until June 16. They will meet et ......._ •••lneend 11r llmoTHEATRES mar M~•sten were united in mar· choir. the Ml Moriah &aplist Chureh. MEIGS - Pomoro1 riage ~aturday afternoon by Rev. New Hoven PTA · M¥1 oa ad doc:eor Robert Palmer, pastor of the MidTONIGHT •nd TUESDAY . . - .... '-lJJI{IJ ~ dleport Church of t!ul NQzarene. Committees For '"THE HANGING TREE" ....... Air OwiMAoo+r!.l HillGary Cooper - Marla Schell The <:"cremony w.as preformed at t.;h• :b"erAr&onaa:e with the b~ide'a The Year Named 01 Not O!Nn W•dnHd•y , MrC. Bernice Patterson The .Exeeutlve iBoard of the New .kitnola I 11nd Virgil Justice attending. ' IJaven PTA met recently at the Rev. Robert Palmer, pastor ot home of Mrs Paul !Powell for the 'I'I!MPLE-Middleport the Middleport Nazarene will be purpO&e of appointlni commitlecs TONIGHT end TUISDA '( in Nelsonville at the Church of for the coming year. the Nnzarcne of that dty to con"SJIAGGY DOG" BUdiet and Finance: Mn. Law a revival service from the renee Lievl.nt. Mrs. l.ewla CIP<'· duct Fred M.acMurr;~y, Joan H9iM BRADBURY ROAD 17th ttr June through the 21st. hart, Mrs. BurlQn McCarthy. Mr11. Adm4Nion 75c and 50c The Rev, J . S. llnnnon of Point Samuel Ha1stead, Mrs. Albtrt PHONE 8398 lout. 1 MlildltpOrt, 0. Not Open W.dt. and Thurs. Pleasant will fill Rev. Palmer's Roush, Mr. Jaek Needs and Mr. ,. ,'I' ·· ' pulpit on Sunday while he Is 10ne. Raymond Si1k. ' Mr. t~nd Mrs. Joe Tribble ind Tlephone: Mrs. Clar.nce Ten· dauihter Kim, of Charleston, W . nanl, Mr1. Robert Beech. Va. w ~re weekend (Jueatr with her National PTA Maga&l~JC: Mrs. mother, Mr . and Mrs. Georce Hat· Clyde Foley. kett, r! S. Second Avenue. County Council Representatives: Mr. and Mrs. Marvin LtveJIY Mrs. o. J. Boatk and J. K. Flesher. and d1ughters Lisa and Lynn were tPubHeity: Mrs. Everett Roush . In Blacksburi, Virllir.ia over the 'Mrs. ':Bethel Vance. weekend where Mr. LJVeaay receiHoapttality: •Mn. Robert Mcved his decree In EngJneeriq Glothlin, Mrs. Edwin Stein, Mrs. rrom the Vlra:lnln Polytechnic Howard Joe .Burf"la, Mn. G~Grge ScJwoJ. Frlday'a Sentinel Jtated MacKnieht. thut they· were in Clarklbura, W. Membership: Mrt. Robert S.yre, Va . w~ore It should have read Mrs. Robert Hayes, Mra. James Biackllburc. The Llvesaya Uve in Uanerty, Mrs. Gene Athey, Mn. the Mary Hel<1n Davia property, Harry Staats, Mrs. Robert Hollman S. 4th Strool. Mrs. Herbert Sayre, Mrs. Harold Sundty iUe1ts of Mr. 11nd Mre. Bumearner, Mn. John Bnbham, Kenneth E. Myer and .son Bob MrL Euacne Weaver. Mrs. RILY· •nd Mr. 11nd :Mrs. CharJea K. Byer mond Silk, Mrs. Grant Rouah, Mri. ud aon Kenny Lee were Mr. and John Fersuson, Mn. John Wolf~. ' · Mre. Jamea Chapman .nc1 eon Mra. Qarlea Weaver, M.ra. ·Willliltn Brice, Apple Grove, W. Va., and Shinn, Mrs. Tommy . Weaver, Kn. ' Mra. Cloyd BlrnetJt: ttnd dauehter James Bait· and Mra. Robert t.ynC. Vonda Lee, Leon, Weat Vll'tlkl~. Miss April Shasteen Honored SOCIETY· ~::':~~:••d OIUCIW FOR TODAY Nehoclimo 1 NEWS OF THE AREA oRe•. we Wel MIM'ttll, T_,_ U~I-A flu· .._ C....-nY all-cl .., a cenl<[otte_.lho - o f ...,..._, In a horn ., plenty dl• , . , ........ • thl•' wtlktd . , Witt. the w1Mow4n,llayM cel•t. TM rhiht the th. ccm,.ny 11ld, w.a IMut ii~tNQUJfc•D A,.,...m_o_t_e_u-r"""'G"""a-r""d'"e_n_e_r_s""C=I-u':'b-A~n-n_u_o-:I~--G Q W ... OJ ArOUn n ' .- . \ Mt...,, e ·- Oltir. .,..,.,., "" . . . . . . . I'• .......... ,................... ... nltht .,... ...,. .............. .... t·•• lllte=!Jl~ r ... ••.....,.•••• ...,._ ,.....,. Lecally \ day, Juno 9, 1959 •· Plant New Unit elton ' Huge Electrical Installation · To Be Completed Next Summer Beaver Sunday I rene funera 1tes J 5 e Une t y w I I R~~~~.~!~!J~~~~edecorole ! iSSIOnary S k Is pea er t I' ·B•EAT the HEATi • ~~~.~ .... 1111\ , ~·~:a-Staac~~N :. • DOUBLE BED Is Accorded . .. . . . $2.66 FITTED BOTTOM SHEETS · · · · · · · · · · · · $2.66 HonOrS ... ! ·PILLOW CASES TO MATCH Elberfel~s '*" $1.36 pair June Sole, blcMa.........,. ---- l NEW INTERNATIONAL KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. ~TRUCKS , 11/AT: -lEAL/lEW .. ' w '· • • ...,.. ' loot_tbcil """' agaiD •• , ""cl- JIUIItl . . . Clllld .,OU'U _, Senate BUI 419, n's loose $200,000 of Melg$, County vanced another step toward Governor Mlch~el DISalle's desk. senator James Porter, Gallipolis, satd hiS Senate bill was approved unanimously Monday nisht by the committee head· ed by Sen. Frank R. PokornY, Cleveland. 1\ now goes to the 1,10\lat ,JJ,ulea Commlt.tee fur a cal· ·r . • ···~:""Iiep: ·· ~r~. Mel~,w.; ·Wilbur .I F. 'F' . . M .-----·----------. c ;~~ l':·~~~~:.\'f~o~~~e i:':!~ IVe · rQm etg · s o~ Gr·aduate 1\t" Ohi·o· . u ~· =~ h~=~~::. - o. 0 blliJ. But the- praet.ice is common Fellowship Of the Meigs County .. • •aleguard or the Churches o! Chrlot.bY other Wanchel!l oplnol of the one legtalature objeetlng. \IA;IIhi:va, S. oB. 419 will ~ace approxlmate,)J $200,000 in a "COlJDt)' Hoapi~l" llJnd which may be uaed to bwld • Rew Meia;J County' HotP.lt•L Voterl ift 1948 approved a l·mlll levy for_ 10 yean fcn: ~ veterana memQtill which, .. oft·thKeeord,, would be a hoapltil. But leill ill· terpnlatioos of tbe code have ,I}Te"Vented use of t~ money for a bospltil which alao would be a veterana' memorl•l. · New Haven Fire. ~pt; To See~.. . Funds For TruckThe -New n, Haven Volunteer from , dOor to -dOor ·1f homei In tbe arfa •nd in New I:~~ Ham.~--.,--:!:- JLirrison\'ille · ,Man Is Killed".-· •• * -.ka :;Jan to 10 I ·· Cla:...00 By·.Death Monday Morlnng • aru. ·'. ! (MidaJeport) and I feeJ Rltles wUI · Ji¥e n •n early piaoe on the r:aleo· dar,." ~id the senator. , WI '7here aeema uttle doubt aft)'· wbenl that il ,wtll .. approved overwbelmi.nllY:" . S. tB. 418 was- paued ~ Of! tbe Wllblir Pierce, Bradbury1_died Senate floor three !liO. Both MOnday mor!UnJ: at Holzer .HoapiPorter and MeiRharl •poke for tiL , the bill before the Ort~hations Mr. Pi~rce, who yas 81 f.~ll'l Of cOmmittee MOnday night. age waa jborn May 27,_ 1618, the son of Edward •nd Mary .Ann Ausea_. Porter explained that Mein· therson PierCe, Jttildbqry, H~: h11 bart's H. B. 880 WILl "b:v-pamd" apent ·hta ·tntire liCe il'i B'fadburt In ' favOr of S. B. 4,18 ;l)etau.e 419 and haa befln a· CoDti-aetOr and bad .rece.ived senate sppi'oval first. carpenter, He Waa a member of Fall on, Connie Harbour, lllna Hall, "'!uzle Surract, Oarr Harrl11, Jimmy BalJ.. Betty Wolle, VJakle Phyllis and Darlene Sendlna: Ji(ta but not attendlnj were Judy JltAbtt aDd Robert Hucart. pryiri~ taxpayers' money from legal entanglements, today had ad- to Letort dt!flnf the weet of Juae- JD, Doaatioru er' soUCbt. to flelp ~ for a tant: trucll: recer;ttiY tnWcb•aed by the tieputment · to order to Mnlce with no fm· taedhlte water aupplJ. . ., · men of tb:t! , dePartment .p.,. .I c lrilm llirtlord T· I Hospital Bill Wins Approl;al From House Committee Today tba~ aolleit•tkm for donation• will be made throuibout t.be .aru I whtn uw? .i Pin· Department hal anlio'\J'lC<Id }lrlllrn• . . ...... ...., ,.... tmd ......_ ' · thor - WSCS Meeting Is lield The WSWS of tlte New Haven '. •c 12th Birthday NID()• Ttlorne, dauthter Ol Mt. EUB chureb met ori Monday .even· 'lnd Mra. C. W. ThGrne ol Maaon, •t the home of Mn. Clayton recently CfiJebrated her 12th bualneu meetlhll waa birthd:tY with a party at her home. 11r~ 8en Tht table waa decorated aPlite bUll..,. propriately and wu centered with with ' btrt.,daf cake ea~eribed wlth "llop~y Blrthdll\ Non<jy.'" The eveninp WII apent danclnl and ~::1~;r~ p;.(~,;,;: i!'!d;i'.J;>!_J~el playing retorda. · 14 Ice crnm, cake, pop. and potato · chips aerved to the follOW· ••• JOUf cloiiMe looliocl ~UB Chui'c:h Celebrotes Her ' '• New Hoven Nancy Thome , . TWIN Fitted- BoHom SHEETS · · · · · · : ·.' _ _ air""""" I .....,..... ....... .....,._ ___,d. .. TWIN BED SIZE · · ·· · · · · · · · · ·.·' · $2.36 Sandra Roush Ul COIIDITIOIIIIIII f She~~' I i 4 .. Striped . Bed Acres of steel, thousands of pieces or pipe and tubing, miles of cable and wiring lie about the site of the Philip Sporn Plant at Graham Slat!Dn these days, and to the layman present a picture of utter confusion that aeemingly bears no reo ..mblanco to a power plant , But to R. H. Lawson, chief of construction at the 1ite everythinl preHOtJ a plcture Of orderlinea. He knows, and we found out. that lrom tills seam· in,cly morau of eoofw:lon is gaduaJly rilinc with the Ohio Valley one of t.lte most powerful power oprodu.einJ plants in lJie world today. On a recent vj&it io the constrwct'~n 1itr of this nfwest powEledJoa 0( ae¥en new directors er facility, Lawson esplaiaed durlnc a tour through the eon· for two year tenna beginniog structicm area, that each piece of July 1. 196&, hlghlilbted tbe meet the bu;:e Nruetur, ill now oa the i.n& Tuelday Plllht of the Pomeroy aite, numbered and noted In blue Cllam~ of Comrneree in the of prinll ~• to ill euct pos,itJon ficea of tbe Oblo Power Co. in the fi11labed 1tructure. Elected were ll. L Springer, He pointed out that each piece Fred w. Crow, Wayne Swisher, in tbe hua:e &tructure ba1 been W. 0 . Atldns, WiUlam Grueser, prefabricated accordJna: to rieid Irving Karr and Robert" Coate&. apeclflcatlons, numbered and made ready for shipment to the Six holdover dtrertors with conatntetion site without ever wbom lhe new· directors will lene having been adjoined te U• adja- are Paul Cud, T. A . DoWnie, ll. ' ' eent members. L. Jacoba, Theodore Reed ir.. When the conatruetion engl- Fraa:klin Rizer and E. F Robin'· neers. on the 1ite reach t.be 1 pot eon. Tl'le holdovn dlreetofa will where any pfttieular piece of aerve untO their term8 expire 1teel. tubin1 or framework 11 de· Deit rear. aired :J check Of the bup atoek iD other bu.ILne• befou the pile produeea the riebt teetion Cbaindfr Of Commerce the ment-or piece 1nd It iJ lilted in~ ben were told that effort& to • place t:y JIIDt ermt:a ~ fitted ,- cu.re another .industry to replaN band to ita canneetlng ·member. tbe Ollf! lost by elolina: of the Amadncly eaougb, altlaouclt DOt Pomeroy Foundry o1 the hrketJ prefltt.Pd, eac:h plec!e fita into burg Bll md Reel at tbiJ lime place eudly as tbou1b it had appear to be very dim.. I been ao f1Ued ooee before and l dl&mantled. It wu pointed out that lbe time It wu then, that on this day, hu DOW m:pired for tbe Chamber we aaw 1 prime eumple of ''Or· to le'!UR another induatr)' but derlinea" rililll out of what to lbat Kissell Co., an invest. Ul seemed con.tuslon. Jiauive in Columbut had re~~-b ...., ..Rig aDd Rftl to with I I ~u~ RdAJWUU . . ,.. . .Jor dilmanUina: oi tbe ·- 1 .......t of tl!f"PPiillJ· _.,. . ........ "tilom·tudil. ~- 'lmlirot- '"""~"''· pbota. . _ . . , ~· CD . 1111 that they haw a proapect 11t Uy forward in eonatrudion, habd: Minor dismantling opera. that day ill tile JUmoler ef 1980. Jloundlc,ha.ve -already beJun at lhe On that day, ift the JIDt too !I dlltant future, an eq..,eet in Bon Sprin1er alae announced tile eond'ol room (whieb repre. the City Deli.gn survey to be senli •be beart) of tbtJ IDID'tmotb eolld••-"" by Miami Univenity atructure of eonerete and ateel ·, will beeln in Pomeroy ' · atudents will p~ a buttoo, the Jiant ln October and be eompleled Ia I turbines will &tart, the buce boilen go 1nto aeUoa and the mirade llle Spring o! 1160. Sbow:ng of three muviu eomtbat Ia electriclly will aurge inJO pleled lbo buolneu JeJIIoo or !be the m)Tia.d or power llnea that Chom1J,or. serve i'ldustry aftd bome alite in tbla, and other area Before that ttay ·urtves bowever there Ja ltill much wort to ' Looking down Into lbe basement of the new generating be done, for ia the time ICbeclllle tbe e4Jrutruetion tJ now·two tbirdl PV unit at the Philip Sporn Plant, one sees three maSSlve clrcu· complute but in the manboar :lob u.a ~] lating water ptimps which will be used to supply cooling wa· ODly one third complete. ter for the conclensl!rs. Pomeroy Chamber Elerts Seven New Dirertors .......... .. Harvesters IINGLI COPl1-llc Rapidly Stansbury's In On • nttt. .....,. ~Mnu..,. SPECIAL FOR ELBERFELD$ JUNE SALES Ut .., nltht .., . . . . . ., ..... ..,. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Giant ........................... - ,-. ·--· du~n•• ,...,. lnc,..aini De11ota1 VOL XI NO. 411 •. Weather Juvenile Book.ed Bir-I .. Of Mi ell S ~\.!': ~U.:: J!~~ 'd eport tore T G R rts Sporn bul wjlll ap A 15-,...,.-old Nell'O lloY who Moves o et epo 1:'/:..f.:.~. ~f"'m:::::. ':i ::~!~w~':'.:.~~":;'~:= ' urer :~·:~ -:;:~ ::._u:: :.:;:..~ :::..~~: :.~~::.w~~.ll: Trustees' Town T.reas Tile Ph1Up Sporn pl•nt. one of novelty · There were five from Meigs County gradu•ted in the cllltl silo, llle step Sunday at the June Commencement ezerchles of Ohio University of Athelltl. \ · · ' They were: CharII!~ Preston Hasklns of ll!iddll!poit with ·an AB degree; Joaeph M. Rodgers of Middleport with a BSE& port at,ore. ~egree; Larry W. Hamm. or Pomeroy with a Bsed dearee; Middleport councilmen voted unanimously Monday night ~ P~.!:r~~:":;!: of Polite Her· 11nice LuciU~ Story of Pomerl)y · · Wltb dPIJ'ee of BSHI!:c ;and lames • to ask cemetery trustees and village treasurer for !em, 11 jolnUy owned by - · blm " Rotholr quarterly reports before lbe next meeting, and now (CanM...,. Ott TWol o! lnstitute. W. VL . A. Folrelotb of Racine wllb a de· tree of BSC. past due over three monUts. He wu detected at 10:40 p. m. in The reports, In essence tlrumclal statements of receil\:ts back room of tbe rue No,.Jty of the ~mmen••· ( · South ..v by aM(bl wu the awardiQI of the · and expenditures, are requ ired by law eaoe h three mon s. • • Ike ·NThird e•l durinc rou-e,rncd Pb. ·D ·deJree. Joteph - "' -::.:.::...:::.:!:.=:.::...:.::...:.::.:....::..;:._:.- According ll) Clerk Gene Grate, of doon. • ..~.~~., prof'"" ., neithertreasurer, the """'"' \\fils at ·Hlnm College, re. ~ . Lama, baa ., made any re1 to ........." tol&a, •·• porta aince Jah. 1 of tbla _..... by iP•tro man Neal, Sawyer doctorate degree in Georee R. Si.non, 21, of 200 . ,._ · to Middleport fram Point t J' Mulberry Ave./ is alated lor n.. ....... mo" '"" .,, .. ,,. •· ~~~~i~~,,~,.~ber~ he'd ,been 'rilllillcl tr ;· K. :()avid, vtee chair- appe11nnce. be ore ' Mayor "citar~il tlof\ of Grm who ncalld thM ~ · :youth.. Tbe ,.a had ' bOud · of the Ford LeJ:ar to11lght at· a p. m. an• c•\MCII, at Ita May ~nt Met Mn. L. . C. karr rfteind word looted at mercbandiae earlier fa . r t ~.) delivered the com- wer to el'larges of reeklea · owamov.cF to IMk soluHon of • rnl .. 1Monday ' of tbe deJ\h ol her unc:le lbe day at the store. ~r, · t "2 the morn· tion ot a motor -veblde preferftd undLtrstandlng •tth. tt.. atNo E. G. Kautz, a, of ZM Melville SaW)'el"a_ friend had gone home ~ a,ervlcea the Against him ·after an ayto aoei&nd Sawyer returned to tile lton, W. Va. UPJ-An ex· My tnnten elpout who·Mel fn. Lane, Sewickley, Pa. OConnor, pre- denl early Tuesday mornlnt: on · off a fire which des- al alltherlty •wr tunclt coll.a.. 'Vr. Kautz, a former· Pomeror about 1G: l~. He uid be foUDd . · a ~ UniveraUy, gave . Nye Avenue oppoaite the Beacon one-thl.rd of ·the main pro- . M and lly tM trur......_ resident, died Sundt)' at bla •Ide ·door "craelr:ed" aDd eQtert4., j, Service Station. · No such concord had been reat:h· home. hopiq to find 10me money, '·· building at the Ohio-Apex Included 7t'1 Survivon include hla wife, Neal, when be came for tita J. Macllinery ed, Councilmen and Mayor C. 0. of Food degRea, W With AC!tordinl ·to police nporl!i of Corp., today. "fuher ~eed. TrUstees are Henry Alina, a Nn, Glen, two &rand- lled: th h n n JUf and 28 wit~ two th~ sc~ident . Sisson drove• his ctr Swif1, C. M. HennesS)' and H. M. children., all of Sewietley and 1 d:,.cQ tiDe nrta. diplomas. from Route 7 onto Nye Avenue Two men were jlljured, one r8- Cross. liateJ', Mrs. Margaret Dum of vesUgatlng, he found ~ ~ the' women 1)14 at a hillb raje of, apeed imd fail· quirinc hospital attenUoh. Eleven PomeroJ. Jtorfl'a cub register. ~· hl4 ' ' ed to · nea:otllte the curve hlt.Un1 other men in the aeeUon at the Funeral servkea will be ·held hil haoda and wu.'WOf'kii' totall .by ,.:01'· a telephp~e ,.POle, cllppJng U off time e~rcaped IDjury. Twenty-two 11!. Sewickley Wednesdq at 2 p, two tcreWdrf.VetJ cia ~ tile ·, · •, 'AriJ p1; Ap. four -teet ·Above ·croliiid lnd tben other employe~ in the ttla.n t wl1en tn. 132;-COtrnnel'Ce 200 slaml)llnl"''nto · a· rtOne Wau• . L m. the ·b lalt oceu'rred at 208 and Ana and Dllmage to the 19M Pontiac e. a. l also Were unhurt. 1B6. driven by Sluon wu e~tlo11ttd at Mearlln Sima, plant mal'taiet, $200 and ·$(10 damage. , to .the sold !he hritlol 'blast OC!Curred In t~Jep~one· pol,, Polleo:..;,;u,;;ld0. ~if; 1 ,b:.foot high pre~~aurlzed still that the ICelclent was Tl containing 11,000 pounds of plaafor bJ.hldnc a power ticil:c.•n Cause or the uploaion. new trafffc 'lllbt ~";;.;driji""ll wa1 ·nol lmmediatet:y determined. N!•e Avenue 1; lnoper~Uve . bf 879 students Pomeroy Driver S ' Cited Mter Acc•"dent Tu-'-..ay . k:. the E G Kautz, 89 ~... Are Injured Explosion At W.Va. Fonner Res•'dent o· omeroy ICS Of p Ac<o-· I "*'' :C.rett :•:.:k ::...J!. •=:aa ~~~-~se To _fc;te, On Bill Lowering Ohio Voting Age COLUBUS UPJ-'I'he ltouse was todsy to vo~ Gn. ehoppina: ;_h e . ohio ••lin• ~ !fort> 1 Explorer Post Makes Plans For s~!~f!myExplorer ~~~~;~;f,:J$ Poit 238 was beld Monday evental in the Pomeroy Lutheran Church 1nd mrted plans for • camping upeditktn in tbe near fUture. · Chuck Downie, preaident, preJided. A IUI.p drive was set up fM \Vedne1dl)', Jane 17. Anrone dealrtn: to tontr:lbute iJ urged to e.D. Ml or • · Three new memben Dol' Coatea. a., Pounn and Alan Downie were aoeep\ied in a Poet eeremODJ eonducl.ed bJ V"IC8 President BUl Youna:. · I Atlvla9n Cborlos l.Jtle and Or- ;;,]~i,·i~~ .w. Wikll iloil - -· �• ' ' Sporn Plant ~~ , _ , ... Ono) dlioa Po- Com'""" and Ohio Power Company. It bu. ex.ducting tbe new unit, • •enentin& capa<!9' of 600,000 kilowotts, ond with Un1 _power available, aerves a llqe rart Of the Ohio Valley . the growing induttrial complex of tl\e area, and the increasing popu latioD demands of Wesl Virgin ia •MI nearby OAIG. ~ause il ill part Of the antegrated network tbe plant can ds.:; supply power to any point in th.e AEP System , e:~tendlng from ~ ic hL!,!an to North Ca-rolina. •·11:.. Four 1'50,000 kw umts prov"'i<JP the power. ~ f1rst went into ' Condemned Man . r..scapes Ch8Jr Vt·a Insanity It the aerond rondemned declared insane in recent ;;;;·;;ih !;' I Ball Blanken5blp. Cleve· land, recently e~aped the ehai.r temporarily lor the murder of a ltttl~'! pritoner tn the Gallia Coua· 'The tditor's Late News Mail Bag Off The Wire Cole had bee.n eondetDned to die Tile ()QUy Semmel tk OS. 21 19!Yl murder of Pomel'qf , Ohio Plea Coun rule.d loday that I' ... icvola, 33. a •·model po· Your special edJtJOn for N<~ · <\rthuf Lee Cole, 48. Ash1abula. licemait." tiona! Hospital Week conlimt>d ~lated to ht> exf><'uted Friday for very nice ('()py. 11nd tM mannf"r in the "Thlrder or an Ashtabula poRIVIVAL TO ,START which it was arrunged was vl'ry lh-em"n . was insane and ard~ Starting June 14 a two Wt'ek eommend&ble. ~im slnt to the Lima State Hol!i· reYival will be held .at Freedom V.Ou may be !lure everyone- at r)tlal for treatment . Gospel Mini.on at Bald Knob on The derision automaticdly poat- the Portland·Balh.iul Road He-v I. Melgs General Hospital incl ud 1n g 1, 011 ed the exec;utLOn untLI the prls· R. Gluesenc1mp, pastor. prumhws tht• Staff and Board of Dlrec::tnr~, appredale thb recognition oi hos(mer Js declared !l<ilfle. 1peciaJ lineine. pitals and Lhelr accompliahments. :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I - - - ----ICI' CRIAM SU,PIR 1· Very truly yours, set~ in Januar:v , 19M and the Raelne Boy Seouc Troop 243 Meigs Ger.eral Hospital last .two years later. will s ponsor an Ice Cre.m1 Supper The generating capacity of the Saturday at 6 p. m. on the lawn E F. Rob1mon, ·Pres. Boal'd of Directon new un it will be 450.000 kilowatls or tbe Racine Home Bank. 73 per cent larger thliln any single power unit now OJ>('raiLng m thLs country . When it goes into oper;~hon a year from now, the Mr. ar.d Mrs. Jame8 Carnahan Phillp Sporn plant's capacity of Ra.cme are announdng the w.lll ran.k th Lrd in SIZe among the birtb of 1 son, James Anthony, world's priv~ tely· owned power June 4, at "Meigs General HoJplplants. tal He weighed 9 lbs. 4 ouneea. In other terms the 450,000 ca- Grandflarents are Mr . and 1\tn. patlly of the nf'w unit it equi- IJiorol~ and Mr. and valent to 600.000 horsepower, and Mrs. grandpar· sing~ handt'd would be theoreti· ents are Mrs. Vigar and cally cwable of ~>upp lyinlil all n~ Ham :-;pencer. enary power to ;~ Ctly o{ 4,{1(1(),. 000 per&Ons, MAlONIC MEETtNG rOI.UMBUS UP! _ c...mon Daily Sentinel Daybook ' To r.enerate this vaat amount of enl'rgy will require an estimat· ed 1,300.000 U>ns ' of coal (mostly from this area) annually for the new un:t. Coal win be C!GnaLUned <!I thP. rate of IM tons eaeb hour of operation, and this In turn will produce 3,000,000 pOunds of sJ,eam 1111 hour 111t a pre1R1te oi 3;M6 pounds per •quare l.nch. The boiler. m .. nufacturecr-oy Babcocl: and Wilco:~. is the "once througlt' type, which mean• that water enters at one end, ab1orbs heat during passae:e. and emer· ges at the other end u stea111 With ., temperature of 1,050 de· tref!l Fahrenhbit. ,, r I I Pom~y Chapter ,.1 ' 1""----------'llannouueed· Mond11 thlt JJ"v.Jt:oek Bl! " ~ lfiU will be Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy !lauabttrLna alJo will be cll.lcoo- ken off witho~t tDJ bopt 01 1 ' tlnuMI at E11t St. Jll; -tnmmit con:terenee. .Ml4dlt!IJOI'I, o., June t. 1819Denver; Tifton, Ga.; We• P.arto. N. D., and Columbua. Obio. GROTON, Conn. UPI-The !II· tion's flrst Polarlt missile IUbEDW AlmS All! FORCE BASE marille USS Geor&e Waahincton, Calif. UPI--~Jllkleen and Mlert- wu launched 4otlday. Pretldent COLlJMliUS UPI-A bill boost· tista, heartened by the "J OO per Eisenh"wer said It "wiU add Jueceuful glide flight ol greatl)' to our ability to preserve mg d'l:<~rette taxes two cents a cent" the X-15 forged &bead today in· the peace." ' p;tek it"l Ohio went into effect to· the uperimenW craft day . AcroSJI the state, smolttrs readylnJ A TTIENS, 0.- A , record bl&h for the .next .i.n Jts uu.ult began to feet th~ brunt of the on the !ri,ngesstep oi 11pacea. The fourth ta:r. lncN!ase in the la1t stub-wi!l&ed, 50-foot rocket ablp attentlartce for the ID-day Buck· ONLY BOAY THIS Yl&lt 1o weeks. Mo~ ''fegufll"'' bl-an:ds ls designed to take man up to 100 e)'e Bofl state, uerclae iD alate WA.!L forecaat b)' Tin!RSDAY, JUNE 11 of dg.ar~tles jumped in price 1m· miles high at 1 peeda between government, Am1rl~n Legion OftJcials today, · MOONLITE LVS. mediately. 3,000 3nd 4.600 miles an hour. 'ne enrollment wu 1,057 by ihe PT. PLEASANT I P.M. deadtine ln May, snd unlea 1 C:UCAGO UPl-Armour1 and GENEVA UPI-The Wutern sizeable portioa drop 1out. the-·toGAUIPOLlS 8 P.ll. Co., a long·t•me institution at the Big Tltree banded Rus1ia'1 For- tal attending the 22nd annuai FARIS: -Ch11d 75c Chicago stockyards will close it5 eign Minister Anarel Gromyko an program beginning Thursday· Adult $1.75 tax IM, s ~augbterhousee here within the ultimatum today that unlus be tbould surpass lut yeJr'l recwd ne~· ~ 'ew months. The company stop.s ltalliDI · BetUn the pre• of 1,021 at Camp Perry. LO. .' 80 R. A M. RATES '"'' . . Churth, Long Bolloll>, OWio. .;: :Heur the inspiring YOun..E evan· (eli~ R,v. Gilbert Spencer and - homes or commercial buildings, larae or smao~.~ (r'....:'~";:C~ , l ,.1 - menta will be served. 1I ) Notices Pastbr G. Douglas Circle. , _ . , ·~: , 6 . .a -. 6tc ·Corti' ' WIDN!SDAY MEITjNG The WOW Club will mt•et Wetl · ne1daJ 11 1 p. m. at the County Extension Office. ' I61 Lost f:1 Found roy. -~ Wain-.... lx,..-iHCetl. MUit . . Hontlt aU of • fiOad •ract.r. Hotel Martin 6 1 th Itl) AutO Sales "'''I fiOIOn9P it '"'''' Th~t ,,.1r11 ~mf91l in o...r 1956 BUICK V8 SPECIAL $20.76 ~ Manth .avt,..a YHf ~, ..,. t. ...1 MMI hot thi• 111 ... riteln o.mpa111, lllila ll'iiMe. Th• •wnu ··~· '"Th• unll ho• b"n proctlcclll'i' t...,ultt. fr" liwrint tho ~11 ~ ohnos1 ctlll rt.nt u1o· . , , 'M?' wtt;,· r, ••J~Gdl!lftj' liilii Glthtt c..-on dnl-ptOol olr Ihot CO. . . 1,.. IUr IIIIU. jl hlill tll._fll ._ M•W ftllor• in dtanlnt; bill._" Council Mo:ves · CCofttlnued From p... One) ond-av relative to elimlnating aq C.\R WASHING'-IIJOTOR CLEAN· INO; ilackett's ~lo P.ervire. open cistern as a possible hazard Pbone 9084. 3 13 ~ to ne'ighbothood C!htldren. -DiscuaSAd, and ]eft to the po· lice department regulation of the le~ee · boaters have "." ':'"•and egress lb,;· ... and trailer• 1ir $1.49~.1 1 KARR & VAN ZANDl •.-l•r• c"l thl1 l••k ot M•nlhlil; Olllo. A. bank allitiol IOyt, "Wo ltl1tctllod o•r tint hm~l Gat All v..r Htollng & ~W Contlitllfljftl unit J11our MW lotlslclo 'lrondt a..• .. lhllngln IMIJ. Wo IMIW'O }111tol..d two •• ,. tlftlh In OIIIIM' lr011Cll ~~~· lo.tlkti11gJ ,,,.ft ..................................~..............._.,.•••.~orv.- ' c... thle 11• Pomeroy . Ollt• tt.Ma. Th own•r ta.,., "W• iNI •• 111•clt a 1PI•1!-'icl ~It t\11 lltll'lt lt. lwjtl ""'~· ...-- 7 e OF I 2 PJEOK LMNG ROOM SUl'i'E GoaJ Condition. Rea~na~ty d Ph 812-M 6 ~ 3te ·. price · one ' TOMATO . PLANTS. M'EXlCAl:<fS,l I· Pritcllat'd, t\itger1, marglobe, I bm•pee-globe, giant lhllln, and . burpee go)den j~bllefl! (orange), f second bouse ealt from school houie in Syracu.se. WlJ.llam." H. Holmet. 6 8 6te ••11'-" """' 4.1V-\Uoi'8 Imw- I'Mft'l , . , _ , "'"oth llflll.., .,,.; --winltr."-'' Phone 485 111511 MERCURY 2 DOOR SEDAN' ••..-. ~$99C§. Extra good buY. Blaet· 12 CU. FT . .Cn.a.;:,T TYJ:>E DEEP tnar's Pomeroy. 6 G 6tt'! Jreet:- No: 1 · condltlon ·$ta8. ---c-:===::-:::-::- 83S-~.. 6-11-Stp 14 1 ~. ~;f.~~o~~!a~~u~ • :iv: HOT PO~ CREST 'TvPE MH. Very nice. Blaettnar's,j Foo::l Freezer. L1ght touch safety lid, ~9f5 lbs. capacity, 17 ~bic Pomeroy 6 6 6tr ' ~ ft . volume. 5 year prQtectton plan Oir Freezer and food. l!llec:("'l F Sal $10.17"' ................,....,........ ""~ ........ ·r. . · Se . J (20 l BUSineSS rviCt.' 19!56 •PONTIAC V8 $1,495. StatiOn Wagon. 0 pa5seAger. One careful owner. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy,! ·$ 6 61e tat.u ,... '"...th .wre.. ,.., ............... ""' •• ti•ty I • 4 door hardtop S~an. One ~~~11. 1 owner. Hydram.atlc drlW: :Bhiet· ( tnat"a. Pomeroy. 6 6 ~tc 1 .' I'.J. of- r· rue lllddle(IO!i , un1 Pleasant £'IL --be N Ulillll r ames First By Guided Missile Is Deli·vered New Manager '- 1957. 1 2tMI. Pcaint Sale • .. . ....... -110 lobtM' AllY- lot )'Gilr.'~ do- · ' .. , !' lnaide Rubber la11 $3.98 gal. All Sh.ae. OUTSIDE WHITE $3.98 gal. ROOF PAINT $2.55 gal. NON,. \'.ELLOWING ...,,~ ·~tit ·WHITE ENAMEL $1.11 qt. oir <OllClitlolltd IIAMILL SI!RVICI Y1111 . . - enjoy tondltlonod comfort • - tWII homo """Y day ol lbo yeor, In every 0'1\0 ~ . . 1111it lrill clo tho job al ~ .., ,_. '*" lllhl•11U1J1D01r aniLcw ""~. -~· vw.._ ill... ._ ..... _ ....... ·' ' i. '•" any - •• j, ' "~·- ' 8l'e r. -• I ' l· ' '• ! SMR' VARNISH . $J.98 qt. Cleland's · c_n.u,..,A~ QIFF'S SHOE REPAIR 111: N. s.-d St. Mlddlepen, Olllo .THIS. TOO.-· IS TI!XAS IASTERN • NaturcJI Gas·* Always At YdUr Finger Til' . Thanks To Modern Communications I I • ITURE Ii [ ' ( '' •' ' '.II -1· llo' Char!H MI!IGS' MOST IIODI!JlN SHOP 'XOMI .SEI! US" a-rill·~~~ .... • "·. • · ', ' t. • I .. - i · . Smlt!L At- FOR THE FINEST IN 5110£ REPAIR FO.. The Beat In. ..Paint Sole• .. . . Ami--Ser¥ice Tila wuldn't !hint of aott1nr M >ritllout"'*"' M "' . . . . hollillr 111111 in t-·hilmo. WIIJ.IIIit ..... tW m-. Pl1 ~ ·""~- tll6 .,.,. - -"" . We File All Lqll Papen In Celll1 so ~ou can see everything inside. BUILT IN LID LOCK. Dd• WN PAYMENT . $M.SS. 'I'ben mon•.hly .payments of $21..93. Can make immediate deliver:y. Preoare to save your f~. Ewings Store, Pomeroy Phone 133. e 8 3tt ' {" ' Call t14-Y or J1I.J AGENT WilL CAlL SAlES & sERVICE trlc lighted when lid Is opened "\ 0.... . ,..,.,.,.~ OhM We Coiled: Atlywltere Collecting Is Our Businesa N t A Sid 0 e Une AI NT ROOFING hot to be on on-ond..e' matler ••• like dOfiOndbor en lbo or vioitinc ...., .. 1M-. p.,...•W' N........ IMk I I . l'omeroy, 0!5 KAUri' FIIIC' itoRI At Che•r Yukoa 11-2141 Phooe ' ·ME·R( HANT S (ollecfi"' At-J QINTON · FISHER COMitANY ' ~.. I' ' of • Heber M. Millet-will beeome tt.e WA~HINGTON UPJ - '111e Managing .OirectQr of the Point Unitec~ states s~essfully car· Pleasant Chamber of Commerce ef- rleet mall b) guitled miaslle tofeetive July 1 aue«!edlng John M. day. · · Sayre, Who will become ' Director 1 .The Pa 1 ~ Office Department, anof Development and Alumni Af· .·nouilccd tba't approl.lmatelJ 3.000 .(an-. at MarAhall College On that letters were -delivered at oeuly date. the ·speed of ~t~und from a pllled · Mr. Miller, 25 year oiJ son of missllc iubmaine in the Adantic .Mr. and Mrs. Willie Miller of to a ~r1al a11xiliary air staftlon wt ~1500 , w. Va., is a 1969 gradu· Maypl)rt, Fla., in the preced.f!ot At ate ot Marshall College receiving ting felff:: ·IU,I AB Degree tn Gf9.gr8phy there The su~ssrul ..:xperlment Wl1 1 a~lier t,Jli1. month. He was also a hailed by .authorities here 11 "of m~ber of the Gamma Theta Upsi· historit'! , 1 ignifit 1n~e for the peo-lon Honorary Fral.ernity while at pies of thl! entire worJd." ;llar~ab411. The mall shipment was earned : A graduate or Scott High.School by a RegUlus J trainiq .aulded ' in Madi1011, Mr-. Miller spent two missile. It was fired from the subyears in the Army prior ·to· com· marii1e B~b«o:o and landed u.fe. pleting h1s . wotk ~t Marshaii . . He Iy at May port, near JaWonville. was recently mamed to a Mason The Ptv.rt: Office Department uid County girl, . Lola Jean ' Roush, "this reacetime employment ot a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnett guided missile for the important Rou.si'L o~ We&t Columbia. The and pt.acUtal purpose of t'!arrying young ~ouple will Mide- in Point mail "is the first known oHieiaJ use :Pleasanl ' or missiles by any post office· A speelal Chamber Board of Di- department In any ndion." :-~ rector's meetiDg last Wedne1day -:-t~INJ&ed, ~ t_he selection or Mr. FoUowing completion of the: In-MltfJF..,,ll'e wUI atte~ a one-week Jti~ute, t.btqtew Dlreetor wiJI have Institute of Organizational .Man· a week to work with his predece• agetDent, sponsored by ·the U. S. 10r in beComing acquainted with Chamber of commerce, at the Uni- the dutie5 and persons involved verslty ·of North Ca.mlina at Cltap- with position. el Hill, Jqne 14-21. . Managing Direttor has filled this alot BARNHART ~OVED BEEF· lf.eaJi:· t.omllto plants. $1.00 per hundred. see Tom ltayman, Syrac'Uif, Ohio. _ ~ 78 AC!IE FARM. I'LE!frif 01!" pasture and water. Ela~t room bouse. Good barn. OutbuUdJniiL WiLl IJ!U rea10nably. Phone "" H..- "'.000 Clo4NI C... n Ulild Can AU .._.na...t~lt MITPOPOLIT •.N ...A.... hlto '2 tO TC ..un h well wqrlh il,'" Part:enburc and Mr. and Mr'l. I.erlll Lawrence 1nd familJ •P~ent Mond.:y eveninl with Mr. and Mra. P'rank Holter. Mn. Gamet Smith and Juanita and •Mn- n ....nee and Mr. and Mra. Leroy Lawreaee spent Sunda,- evenln& with Mr. aad Mrs. Roscoe Lawreau. Mr. aad Mri. Frank Holter );~Ill Tuetday with Mr. and Mn. ( ·Gainer. Mn. C. W. Holter, who i1 Ita)"· iD,J; ·with her 100, Frank Holter, hn ·bull ....,. ilL :r~>e· Yo\llh Fellowobip 'il'<i.ill' Morae Ch~pel · Cbll!dt met rieiaay ~~Dint: at t~ bome ot :a.Smith. De~oti0111 wen held WAII'!'EO - ELDERLY WIDOW' between the ages of sixty an1 aixty·flve a& 1 permanent hbu~t keept;t, Write Bo& 668-W, t/o Tbe Dally ·Sentioel, Pomeroy, Ohio fl.4:8tp • on AliJ. 11 and ::of: ~~~~~~w~l~ll~"'iJ~e~lci~· ·~j:q~~o»-: A ~JnJ1~ farl)ily, Mn. Garnet Smith, Miriam Joanila and !In n ...nee H•rdeJJ ftteoded tbe bymn 11111 at Gioat Bend, SUnday. Mrs. llu:y Wooda and 1011 or Letart JPent SUDday wltb Ill'. and Mr1. Frank Smith and bmJly. Mr. and lin. B.u Cooper cd ( 171 Help Wonted ~M~~=YT~AG~~~~AN~D:~~-~ ••lebln ftllalta were Sunday dinner tueltl IUrietta aodMn. Delbert Holter and of Mr. aftd !l'nnk Holter HOUSE. $50 1 115 Laurel St. Pome· 6298-M. 6-9-!tc I,;;;:;:;-;;;;; 6-5-6tp. ... h•oti11g it it o e 8 3tc ( J8t Em ~ LADIES WRIST WATCH L06T in t"Le viciJUty !)f ·;Xto(ers. If found CaU C!ie!ter, · Yu-·M2fo. • 22.76 ,., MoMtih IIIQrat• .,..., ewounel c~tt .. cool 1111• ltHt ftllt 2200 "I• ft, (ohlrnbut homo. Th• owner toyl, ''Whtn w• llgo.~r• lilt port of 01,1r go1 bill Lhat go•1 fw tht cootlng o nd y,.. 1955 J,f 0 41 . er. I .bedroom, 34 ·n. aluminum DOES A YEAR APPEAL awning. ~.200.00.~ . Lawhnce to JOU? Build a secure busineu Reed, LOn's TraUei.- l:ourt. supplying cu5tOR\ers with our Midd1epol't. Ob!o. ~tfc Products. Eajoy living. start sinu)JN"G! t:.OT ON ¥Uft~ERJW now. For details "frite : Dept. HEIGifl'S. &OJtUIO~ Phone 62&7. 0., . Bo¥ HO, Bal'lbr'!rtot:. Ohi.o. (5) 19-28; (6) 2-IHip "Pri«d to sell.- ' I! 6 61e _ _ YOU CAN'T TOP THIS FiFff ACRES. SIX ROOM HOUSE Mvortialtll proiJ'om, with bath. Several outbullding5. Hatlonai plus full maU effort, magazines Clo1~. to. baal .road, On school newspapers, radio and aU other bus and ~oil routes, D,avid Rolmedia, prOvJdln1 --demand ltb ~u , . Rt. 1, Pomeroy. Pbone · addltlonat ,,,., reoteoent•llve 1l11 Mele:;, Athena, Morian aild 1181 ·Y. &;I~IP in Vinton 'Coutier. You will be given full training In lhe U.60 aut9Dl•lie fice and field . You may .t\o COUJMB\JS UPr - Two wo· drom•t. . Reasonkeep your present_ jab until men, Viho hitch-htbd nortb daable, 744 East Main, Pomeroy. estabUshed..Here 11 ~• oppor- lUi sed as males, were1 held at Clty 6 6 3tc tu_nity 1o build ~ seeurr tut~ Priton todli.Y on vtlfancy tbil'With an old eslabliabad fum 1es. UPRIGHT P'IANO kND STOOL. that _l,s tops In its fleljl. Coqa·l Clad in male c1othing, Jl'raneea $'10.00. ·Phone Rutland ·24421. miSSJOD from $500.00 to $80()..(10 Pugh 28. Melbo!JJDe Fla. and · 8 _~3tc per ~ontb to start, P:lus ot~er Mami'e J. Coblec, 26• .\tlanta', Ga,. attrlM!tive bonu• benen:s. If you were !)tcte4 up by police' Sund'l' ar~ ,in sa.Jes now, or WJih ~ b,e·, and lodged in the male section• don t PW up tbls opportuai'tf, of 't;he prliotl:. , . • . Call Collect, ask ~o.r ltr. Walla, Whilf! the., W8N tiefnl ,flncer:.~r:ct 28377, Chdllcotlae. J)lllnled bo..nvtr' thil ~en BuddeD-;. _ · ly annouMed· · tltey ~ "twonufn: 11..::.....__ . and' were trl~ ··to · "felJiale p UV'~ · ·. 1quarte!"'l. 1 Wa~ 'l'he _pair "" , ·~uled to ~. ~-pear before• ·I·> VunWi:Pil CotiJ't MOW LAWNs iN POME- J~.Jdge tueBda1. ~ roy or Middleport. Pbone Mid· · . . .dleport 6129-Y. _ _ 6-Htc l frJend• anct rel;tY,tes and ~til• tres5 Goodwi1 for ~ nice finwcrt am! the Rev. Brown for his kind wOrds durtDg tlie death of Ollf dear husband and fath· er, Fraak Buntbolf and aU at the Ewing FUneral Hi::une for their kindhe!nr, . Wife Irene and daughter, Mr. and · Miitteu Kex ' Po\Vers. ,6-S.ltc , IAIIULL TOU. . .Y AY. en 1pent Saturday with Hr. and JOJINSTOWN, Pl . 'JI'l-Tbe Mn. .EW W1Jt.oa. 1Gth annual AIJI.Amerle.Ln A.Mr. and Carl Holter ot teur UIRifed Dirt• ~er­ ·j · Of Tflanks' 1' (2) WE Wrsit TO THANK ALL ouR Of Society Mrs. l..tza Foreman 1nd daul)lt- ·~ vllce. Ehvin&• Store, Pomero)l. Pfto'le 138 and we will 'deliver anywhere the 11me day. 3 eenb per word, ooe miertton. Minlmum c-harge - 60 centt. 6 cent.s per word fot tbfee consecutive inaertlooa. Specitl - 001'1 montb for 90 centa per word. Full rate ol 3 centa per word 'tYIJi be cbal"(ed for advertialng 11 not paid willhlo 10 da:ya aftfr receivjnl bUl. Errors in Advertisbng - Should be reported imm~hrtely . ..,be BaUy Selltinel will DOt be rftpOD:Iible for mo~ than oor Jncoc. rect insertiOB. Card of Ttmnb and Speeial Notices of Events $1.00, Obituarlei pubHabed at 1 cent per woro. , WORDS 1 DAY 3 DA~S 8 DAYS 1 MO. 15 IIOt: 90c . $1.35 ' "~ 20 IIOt: $1.20 $1.80 $8.00 , _._ DEMOCRATIC RALLY JUNF. 9, 8:00 P, 1\1. CaiU'lhPUM . .Guf!llt . tp~'lker, Joe Ferguson. Every. body welcome. 6-Htc REVlVAL STNRTINU JUNE . 11 tbJ.Qll&h JUne 14 at Mt. · Ollve ~~:;;:J; · ~ RENT. nat ~ntee them to give good PHONE 398 I - POR $5 pt:r mO:Dth. We deliver and 211 75e $1.00 $2.211 $7·.110 Ads rece-ived by 10 A.M. w1U.. be i.n that day'1 paper. " GRANGE TO MEET Roek Spring• Grange will meet In regular seSBion Thursday at 8 p . m. ,\ program will be pre~ent­ ed ~ the Lecturer and rerretb- REVRlGE!IATORS FOR CONSISTENT DI!PENDABLE RESULTS - Bv Hatlo Spiller News and bath, 2: bedroom upatair• apartment. Phone M10. 6-4-6tt WANT ADS· HERE'S PROOF OF THE 365-.DAY FORT WITH G-A.,S -COOLING •- .- will hold ita regular stated <.'On· vocation Wednesday ~~ 7 :30 p. m . There will be eleetlon of otri· cers and all Royal Arcb Masons are Ltrged to attend. LODGE TO MI!T The General Electric turbine The White Rose Lodge will high pressure element will oper- meet ','{ednesday afternoon at I :SO ate at 3.000 revolutions per min· at the Woodman Hall, Middleport. ute, the low pressure at 1,800. Construt'Uon of tile unit will HOLZIR HOSPITAL take over two ycurs, 1ncl by the Admllled, June 6: Mn. Walter time It Is compiPted in the gumBunce, Middleport; Harland mer · of 1900, will cost nearly Keith 'f'aylor, Gallipolis; Mrs. Bry . too Million. Eugene Dunt'!an. Bidwell; Mr . In the course of construction 1~!~"''" Donald Wills, Cheshire; 110,000 ~ubic yards of COilCfe'te Wlleic ll!owman, Gallipolis; were poured to house the unit, Con R. Young, Middleport. Mrli. following the excavation (If 200,- Paul L ·Patterlifm , Rutland. 000 etlbic yards of earth. June 7: Mrs. Mich~~oel D. The eoi'H!rete foundatlon1 rest Gallipolis; Mrs. William M. six Jlorles below ground level~ lerson, Gallipolis; Mrs. Charles H. 64 fe~t- unils uhaust 1tack, the WilliamM , Gallipolis: Mrs. Denny top of whkh is 600 leet al)ove A. Lane, GllllipoliB; Ray Freeman tbe arounrl . Blakeman, Gallipolis: .rune 3: Mrs Stfurtural steel u1ed In the plant Kenneth E Hensley, Pt. Pleasant; addttio'l came to about 6,000 tons Mrs. Ernie L. .Roush, Hartford. A •EJCOnd unJt , ldentital W... · 1/une 6: a duughter to Mr. elvery respect to this, ij · Earl E. Henry Jr ., ·Point bUilt hy Amefkl!ln ElectriC. · June 7: s son to Mr. and er Company It tbe Breed PLant Paul L. Patterson, ·Rutland ; ~f tile Indiana and MkhiRan Elet• a 11on lo Mr. and Mfl. John Wrn. tric Power Cnmpo ny on the Wa· Watterson , Apple Grove ; Twins, bD)1 and ~h·l, to Mr and Mrs. Wil· baeh Jtlver. Con11truction D( the two new llam M W11.1terson, GaiUpoUa; a. units 1 ~ the final phue of a. $700 daughter lo Mr. and Mrs . .4ichael mUIIon produclkln Jaclllty ell> Zeoli , Gallipoli11. pan1lon program begun by Amer· .Oillchar(!orl, Jun ~· 8: Susan PN1se, lean Ele<'trte Power in 19M. Connie Vtmghan. June Shield~>, The prog~,m called for the ad· Wendell Vau11han, Rnnald dillon uf 2 .88~.000 kw fjpacity to Mrs. Clarence Andonon , Mrs. the IYIII!!m which will, wilh the lie Miller, Frank Vorek, Mrs. commoreement of operation• by nlrl Thfmll>son. Charlea Curnutte, the two new units nut year. Mr11 FranceJ T]ilor, ,ftay Barringer· bring total 1y1tem capacity to Raymond Kennedy, James Eggert!, almo1t 1.000.000 ltw. . Lawrence Mc.Mannla, Marlon Palrick, Jamt11 Mlfflh, Mrs. El-aklnc Owens, Ctarense Donohue, Femt~le Str-wart. Mn. ltobert Bethel and lwln ~ons . Mn. William Stewart. (ContiiMHtl Prorn Jta.. Ona) June 7. MrR. Ada Somerville, Aleall:a to lt. Mrs. 0 . 0 . Mt G.raw, M rs. E"" :.una In tbf' Houte Monday , the bHl I !~·~:~;:'~'· 'Mra Jo"ra nklm Halley and requtrhti ahota for polio and lour , Mn. Nei&On ·Park and inCharle• M.:os 1tick and in· other dlsea•e• ran lnlo aome lut fant, minute trouble•. By a 116·1 vote, flnl, Mn . •Dale Soward• and In· the lawmaker~ refuaed to ae:ree to fant, Mrs. Bryant Duncan, IMn. • Senate amendment that would Edwin Elliott, Ralehrh sayre, Dan· not allow parenta to exempt their ny Hcndrb:, Mrt. Arnold Fulka, dtltdren fnlm the JnoeuJationt Mn. Jamc11 Burton, 'Mr11. Ellen unleta tbey obji!M!ted on rellllOUI Richardt, Mra. Dale Wood, Terry erounib. Duncan. it.~p . .Charln F. MtddeD Jr., 0. Deaths, June 8. MrH. Charles Summit aald hla own ehlld haa Uallerman. b,.n aJvlaed by doc,on not · to Blood u1ed. pinta. tHe the tetanua ahot-trtotber· lr-----.;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;,'1 requirement of the biU-been1e ol an •Ueru. . • A 1eampnmiae committee Jl ex· . DO<IId 1o matt modl,.l and olhor ' <>ll.t.ollw volld )>llore lht Lll· lila~ 8lVeJ fin11t ipiii'DVal to the bill. . Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 9, 195~3 NICELY FUB 'IISBl!lD 5 ROOII - House To Vote ,I DON'T NEED IT? SeH D Through A Sentinel·w 'i' I �• ' ' Sporn Plant ~~ , _ , ... Ono) dlioa Po- Com'""" and Ohio Power Company. It bu. ex.ducting tbe new unit, • •enentin& capa<!9' of 600,000 kilowotts, ond with Un1 _power available, aerves a llqe rart Of the Ohio Valley . the growing induttrial complex of tl\e area, and the increasing popu latioD demands of Wesl Virgin ia •MI nearby OAIG. ~ause il ill part Of the antegrated network tbe plant can ds.:; supply power to any point in th.e AEP System , e:~tendlng from ~ ic hL!,!an to North Ca-rolina. •·11:.. Four 1'50,000 kw umts prov"'i<JP the power. ~ f1rst went into ' Condemned Man . r..scapes Ch8Jr Vt·a Insanity It the aerond rondemned declared insane in recent ;;;;·;;ih !;' I Ball Blanken5blp. Cleve· land, recently e~aped the ehai.r temporarily lor the murder of a ltttl~'! pritoner tn the Gallia Coua· 'The tditor's Late News Mail Bag Off The Wire Cole had bee.n eondetDned to die Tile ()QUy Semmel tk OS. 21 19!Yl murder of Pomel'qf , Ohio Plea Coun rule.d loday that I' ... icvola, 33. a •·model po· Your special edJtJOn for N<~ · <\rthuf Lee Cole, 48. Ash1abula. licemait." tiona! Hospital Week conlimt>d ~lated to ht> exf><'uted Friday for very nice ('()py. 11nd tM mannf"r in the "Thlrder or an Ashtabula poRIVIVAL TO ,START which it was arrunged was vl'ry lh-em"n . was insane and ard~ Starting June 14 a two Wt'ek eommend&ble. ~im slnt to the Lima State Hol!i· reYival will be held .at Freedom V.Ou may be !lure everyone- at r)tlal for treatment . Gospel Mini.on at Bald Knob on The derision automaticdly poat- the Portland·Balh.iul Road He-v I. Melgs General Hospital incl ud 1n g 1, 011 ed the exec;utLOn untLI the prls· R. Gluesenc1mp, pastor. prumhws tht• Staff and Board of Dlrec::tnr~, appredale thb recognition oi hos(mer Js declared !l<ilfle. 1peciaJ lineine. pitals and Lhelr accompliahments. :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I - - - ----ICI' CRIAM SU,PIR 1· Very truly yours, set~ in Januar:v , 19M and the Raelne Boy Seouc Troop 243 Meigs Ger.eral Hospital last .two years later. will s ponsor an Ice Cre.m1 Supper The generating capacity of the Saturday at 6 p. m. on the lawn E F. Rob1mon, ·Pres. Boal'd of Directon new un it will be 450.000 kilowatls or tbe Racine Home Bank. 73 per cent larger thliln any single power unit now OJ>('raiLng m thLs country . When it goes into oper;~hon a year from now, the Mr. ar.d Mrs. Jame8 Carnahan Phillp Sporn plant's capacity of Ra.cme are announdng the w.lll ran.k th Lrd in SIZe among the birtb of 1 son, James Anthony, world's priv~ tely· owned power June 4, at "Meigs General HoJplplants. tal He weighed 9 lbs. 4 ouneea. In other terms the 450,000 ca- Grandflarents are Mr . and 1\tn. patlly of the nf'w unit it equi- IJiorol~ and Mr. and valent to 600.000 horsepower, and Mrs. grandpar· sing~ handt'd would be theoreti· ents are Mrs. Vigar and cally cwable of ~>upp lyinlil all n~ Ham :-;pencer. enary power to ;~ Ctly o{ 4,{1(1(),. 000 per&Ons, MAlONIC MEETtNG rOI.UMBUS UP! _ c...mon Daily Sentinel Daybook ' To r.enerate this vaat amount of enl'rgy will require an estimat· ed 1,300.000 U>ns ' of coal (mostly from this area) annually for the new un:t. Coal win be C!GnaLUned <!I thP. rate of IM tons eaeb hour of operation, and this In turn will produce 3,000,000 pOunds of sJ,eam 1111 hour 111t a pre1R1te oi 3;M6 pounds per •quare l.nch. The boiler. m .. nufacturecr-oy Babcocl: and Wilco:~. is the "once througlt' type, which mean• that water enters at one end, ab1orbs heat during passae:e. and emer· ges at the other end u stea111 With ., temperature of 1,050 de· tref!l Fahrenhbit. ,, r I I Pom~y Chapter ,.1 ' 1""----------'llannouueed· Mond11 thlt JJ"v.Jt:oek Bl! " ~ lfiU will be Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy !lauabttrLna alJo will be cll.lcoo- ken off witho~t tDJ bopt 01 1 ' tlnuMI at E11t St. Jll; -tnmmit con:terenee. .Ml4dlt!IJOI'I, o., June t. 1819Denver; Tifton, Ga.; We• P.arto. N. D., and Columbua. Obio. GROTON, Conn. UPI-The !II· tion's flrst Polarlt missile IUbEDW AlmS All! FORCE BASE marille USS Geor&e Waahincton, Calif. UPI--~Jllkleen and Mlert- wu launched 4otlday. Pretldent COLlJMliUS UPI-A bill boost· tista, heartened by the "J OO per Eisenh"wer said It "wiU add Jueceuful glide flight ol greatl)' to our ability to preserve mg d'l:<~rette taxes two cents a cent" the X-15 forged &bead today in· the peace." ' p;tek it"l Ohio went into effect to· the uperimenW craft day . AcroSJI the state, smolttrs readylnJ A TTIENS, 0.- A , record bl&h for the .next .i.n Jts uu.ult began to feet th~ brunt of the on the !ri,ngesstep oi 11pacea. The fourth ta:r. lncN!ase in the la1t stub-wi!l&ed, 50-foot rocket ablp attentlartce for the ID-day Buck· ONLY BOAY THIS Yl&lt 1o weeks. Mo~ ''fegufll"'' bl-an:ds ls designed to take man up to 100 e)'e Bofl state, uerclae iD alate WA.!L forecaat b)' Tin!RSDAY, JUNE 11 of dg.ar~tles jumped in price 1m· miles high at 1 peeda between government, Am1rl~n Legion OftJcials today, · MOONLITE LVS. mediately. 3,000 3nd 4.600 miles an hour. 'ne enrollment wu 1,057 by ihe PT. PLEASANT I P.M. deadtine ln May, snd unlea 1 C:UCAGO UPl-Armour1 and GENEVA UPI-The Wutern sizeable portioa drop 1out. the-·toGAUIPOLlS 8 P.ll. Co., a long·t•me institution at the Big Tltree banded Rus1ia'1 For- tal attending the 22nd annuai FARIS: -Ch11d 75c Chicago stockyards will close it5 eign Minister Anarel Gromyko an program beginning Thursday· Adult $1.75 tax IM, s ~augbterhousee here within the ultimatum today that unlus be tbould surpass lut yeJr'l recwd ne~· ~ 'ew months. The company stop.s ltalliDI · BetUn the pre• of 1,021 at Camp Perry. LO. .' 80 R. A M. RATES '"'' . . Churth, Long Bolloll>, OWio. .;: :Heur the inspiring YOun..E evan· (eli~ R,v. Gilbert Spencer and - homes or commercial buildings, larae or smao~.~ (r'....:'~";:C~ , l ,.1 - menta will be served. 1I ) Notices Pastbr G. Douglas Circle. , _ . , ·~: , 6 . .a -. 6tc ·Corti' ' WIDN!SDAY MEITjNG The WOW Club will mt•et Wetl · ne1daJ 11 1 p. m. at the County Extension Office. ' I61 Lost f:1 Found roy. -~ Wain-.... lx,..-iHCetl. MUit . . Hontlt aU of • fiOad •ract.r. Hotel Martin 6 1 th Itl) AutO Sales "'''I fiOIOn9P it '"'''' Th~t ,,.1r11 ~mf91l in o...r 1956 BUICK V8 SPECIAL $20.76 ~ Manth .avt,..a YHf ~, ..,. t. ...1 MMI hot thi• 111 ... riteln o.mpa111, lllila ll'iiMe. Th• •wnu ··~· '"Th• unll ho• b"n proctlcclll'i' t...,ultt. fr" liwrint tho ~11 ~ ohnos1 ctlll rt.nt u1o· . , , 'M?' wtt;,· r, ••J~Gdl!lftj' liilii Glthtt c..-on dnl-ptOol olr Ihot CO. . . 1,.. IUr IIIIU. jl hlill tll._fll ._ M•W ftllor• in dtanlnt; bill._" Council Mo:ves · CCofttlnued From p... One) ond-av relative to elimlnating aq C.\R WASHING'-IIJOTOR CLEAN· INO; ilackett's ~lo P.ervire. open cistern as a possible hazard Pbone 9084. 3 13 ~ to ne'ighbothood C!htldren. -DiscuaSAd, and ]eft to the po· lice department regulation of the le~ee · boaters have "." ':'"•and egress lb,;· ... and trailer• 1ir $1.49~.1 1 KARR & VAN ZANDl •.-l•r• c"l thl1 l••k ot M•nlhlil; Olllo. A. bank allitiol IOyt, "Wo ltl1tctllod o•r tint hm~l Gat All v..r Htollng & ~W Contlitllfljftl unit J11our MW lotlslclo 'lrondt a..• .. lhllngln IMIJ. Wo IMIW'O }111tol..d two •• ,. tlftlh In OIIIIM' lr011Cll ~~~· lo.tlkti11gJ ,,,.ft ..................................~..............._.,.•••.~orv.- ' c... thle 11• Pomeroy . Ollt• tt.Ma. Th own•r ta.,., "W• iNI •• 111•clt a 1PI•1!-'icl ~It t\11 lltll'lt lt. lwjtl ""'~· ...-- 7 e OF I 2 PJEOK LMNG ROOM SUl'i'E GoaJ Condition. Rea~na~ty d Ph 812-M 6 ~ 3te ·. price · one ' TOMATO . PLANTS. M'EXlCAl:<fS,l I· Pritcllat'd, t\itger1, marglobe, I bm•pee-globe, giant lhllln, and . burpee go)den j~bllefl! (orange), f second bouse ealt from school houie in Syracu.se. WlJ.llam." H. Holmet. 6 8 6te ••11'-" """' 4.1V-\Uoi'8 Imw- I'Mft'l , . , _ , "'"oth llflll.., .,,.; --winltr."-'' Phone 485 111511 MERCURY 2 DOOR SEDAN' ••..-. ~$99C§. Extra good buY. Blaet· 12 CU. FT . .Cn.a.;:,T TYJ:>E DEEP tnar's Pomeroy. 6 G 6tt'! Jreet:- No: 1 · condltlon ·$ta8. ---c-:===::-:::-::- 83S-~.. 6-11-Stp 14 1 ~. ~;f.~~o~~!a~~u~ • :iv: HOT PO~ CREST 'TvPE MH. Very nice. Blaettnar's,j Foo::l Freezer. L1ght touch safety lid, ~9f5 lbs. capacity, 17 ~bic Pomeroy 6 6 6tr ' ~ ft . volume. 5 year prQtectton plan Oir Freezer and food. l!llec:("'l F Sal $10.17"' ................,....,........ ""~ ........ ·r. . · Se . J (20 l BUSineSS rviCt.' 19!56 •PONTIAC V8 $1,495. StatiOn Wagon. 0 pa5seAger. One careful owner. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy,! ·$ 6 61e tat.u ,... '"...th .wre.. ,.., ............... ""' •• ti•ty I • 4 door hardtop S~an. One ~~~11. 1 owner. Hydram.atlc drlW: :Bhiet· ( tnat"a. Pomeroy. 6 6 ~tc 1 .' I'.J. of- r· rue lllddle(IO!i , un1 Pleasant £'IL --be N Ulillll r ames First By Guided Missile Is Deli·vered New Manager '- 1957. 1 2tMI. Pcaint Sale • .. . ....... -110 lobtM' AllY- lot )'Gilr.'~ do- · ' .. , !' lnaide Rubber la11 $3.98 gal. All Sh.ae. OUTSIDE WHITE $3.98 gal. ROOF PAINT $2.55 gal. NON,. \'.ELLOWING ...,,~ ·~tit ·WHITE ENAMEL $1.11 qt. oir <OllClitlolltd IIAMILL SI!RVICI Y1111 . . - enjoy tondltlonod comfort • - tWII homo """Y day ol lbo yeor, In every 0'1\0 ~ . . 1111it lrill clo tho job al ~ .., ,_. '*" lllhl•11U1J1D01r aniLcw ""~. -~· vw.._ ill... ._ ..... _ ....... ·' ' i. '•" any - •• j, ' "~·- ' 8l'e r. -• I ' l· ' '• ! SMR' VARNISH . $J.98 qt. Cleland's · c_n.u,..,A~ QIFF'S SHOE REPAIR 111: N. s.-d St. Mlddlepen, Olllo .THIS. TOO.-· IS TI!XAS IASTERN • NaturcJI Gas·* Always At YdUr Finger Til' . Thanks To Modern Communications I I • ITURE Ii [ ' ( '' •' ' '.II -1· llo' Char!H MI!IGS' MOST IIODI!JlN SHOP 'XOMI .SEI! US" a-rill·~~~ .... • "·. • · ', ' t. • I .. - i · . Smlt!L At- FOR THE FINEST IN 5110£ REPAIR FO.. The Beat In. ..Paint Sole• .. . . Ami--Ser¥ice Tila wuldn't !hint of aott1nr M >ritllout"'*"' M "' . . . . hollillr 111111 in t-·hilmo. WIIJ.IIIit ..... tW m-. Pl1 ~ ·""~- tll6 .,.,. - -"" . We File All Lqll Papen In Celll1 so ~ou can see everything inside. BUILT IN LID LOCK. Dd• WN PAYMENT . $M.SS. 'I'ben mon•.hly .payments of $21..93. Can make immediate deliver:y. Preoare to save your f~. Ewings Store, Pomeroy Phone 133. e 8 3tt ' {" ' Call t14-Y or J1I.J AGENT WilL CAlL SAlES & sERVICE trlc lighted when lid Is opened "\ 0.... . ,..,.,.,.~ OhM We Coiled: Atlywltere Collecting Is Our Businesa N t A Sid 0 e Une AI NT ROOFING hot to be on on-ond..e' matler ••• like dOfiOndbor en lbo or vioitinc ...., .. 1M-. p.,...•W' N........ IMk I I . l'omeroy, 0!5 KAUri' FIIIC' itoRI At Che•r Yukoa 11-2141 Phooe ' ·ME·R( HANT S (ollecfi"' At-J QINTON · FISHER COMitANY ' ~.. I' ' of • Heber M. Millet-will beeome tt.e WA~HINGTON UPJ - '111e Managing .OirectQr of the Point Unitec~ states s~essfully car· Pleasant Chamber of Commerce ef- rleet mall b) guitled miaslle tofeetive July 1 aue«!edlng John M. day. · · Sayre, Who will become ' Director 1 .The Pa 1 ~ Office Department, anof Development and Alumni Af· .·nouilccd tba't approl.lmatelJ 3.000 .(an-. at MarAhall College On that letters were -delivered at oeuly date. the ·speed of ~t~und from a pllled · Mr. Miller, 25 year oiJ son of missllc iubmaine in the Adantic .Mr. and Mrs. Willie Miller of to a ~r1al a11xiliary air staftlon wt ~1500 , w. Va., is a 1969 gradu· Maypl)rt, Fla., in the preced.f!ot At ate ot Marshall College receiving ting felff:: ·IU,I AB Degree tn Gf9.gr8phy there The su~ssrul ..:xperlment Wl1 1 a~lier t,Jli1. month. He was also a hailed by .authorities here 11 "of m~ber of the Gamma Theta Upsi· historit'! , 1 ignifit 1n~e for the peo-lon Honorary Fral.ernity while at pies of thl! entire worJd." ;llar~ab411. The mall shipment was earned : A graduate or Scott High.School by a RegUlus J trainiq .aulded ' in Madi1011, Mr-. Miller spent two missile. It was fired from the subyears in the Army prior ·to· com· marii1e B~b«o:o and landed u.fe. pleting h1s . wotk ~t Marshaii . . He Iy at May port, near JaWonville. was recently mamed to a Mason The Ptv.rt: Office Department uid County girl, . Lola Jean ' Roush, "this reacetime employment ot a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnett guided missile for the important Rou.si'L o~ We&t Columbia. The and pt.acUtal purpose of t'!arrying young ~ouple will Mide- in Point mail "is the first known oHieiaJ use :Pleasanl ' or missiles by any post office· A speelal Chamber Board of Di- department In any ndion." :-~ rector's meetiDg last Wedne1day -:-t~INJ&ed, ~ t_he selection or Mr. FoUowing completion of the: In-MltfJF..,,ll'e wUI atte~ a one-week Jti~ute, t.btqtew Dlreetor wiJI have Institute of Organizational .Man· a week to work with his predece• agetDent, sponsored by ·the U. S. 10r in beComing acquainted with Chamber of commerce, at the Uni- the dutie5 and persons involved verslty ·of North Ca.mlina at Cltap- with position. el Hill, Jqne 14-21. . Managing Direttor has filled this alot BARNHART ~OVED BEEF· lf.eaJi:· t.omllto plants. $1.00 per hundred. see Tom ltayman, Syrac'Uif, Ohio. _ ~ 78 AC!IE FARM. I'LE!frif 01!" pasture and water. Ela~t room bouse. Good barn. OutbuUdJniiL WiLl IJ!U rea10nably. Phone "" H..- "'.000 Clo4NI C... n Ulild Can AU .._.na...t~lt MITPOPOLIT •.N ...A.... hlto '2 tO TC ..un h well wqrlh il,'" Part:enburc and Mr. and Mr'l. I.erlll Lawrence 1nd familJ •P~ent Mond.:y eveninl with Mr. and Mra. P'rank Holter. Mn. Gamet Smith and Juanita and •Mn- n ....nee and Mr. and Mra. Leroy Lawreaee spent Sunda,- evenln& with Mr. aad Mrs. Roscoe Lawreau. Mr. aad Mri. Frank Holter );~Ill Tuetday with Mr. and Mn. ( ·Gainer. Mn. C. W. Holter, who i1 Ita)"· iD,J; ·with her 100, Frank Holter, hn ·bull ....,. ilL :r~>e· Yo\llh Fellowobip 'il'<i.ill' Morae Ch~pel · Cbll!dt met rieiaay ~~Dint: at t~ bome ot :a.Smith. De~oti0111 wen held WAII'!'EO - ELDERLY WIDOW' between the ages of sixty an1 aixty·flve a& 1 permanent hbu~t keept;t, Write Bo& 668-W, t/o Tbe Dally ·Sentioel, Pomeroy, Ohio fl.4:8tp • on AliJ. 11 and ::of: ~~~~~~w~l~ll~"'iJ~e~lci~· ·~j:q~~o»-: A ~JnJ1~ farl)ily, Mn. Garnet Smith, Miriam Joanila and !In n ...nee H•rdeJJ ftteoded tbe bymn 11111 at Gioat Bend, SUnday. Mrs. llu:y Wooda and 1011 or Letart JPent SUDday wltb Ill'. and Mr1. Frank Smith and bmJly. Mr. and lin. B.u Cooper cd ( 171 Help Wonted ~M~~=YT~AG~~~~AN~D:~~-~ ••lebln ftllalta were Sunday dinner tueltl IUrietta aodMn. Delbert Holter and of Mr. aftd !l'nnk Holter HOUSE. $50 1 115 Laurel St. Pome· 6298-M. 6-9-!tc I,;;;:;:;-;;;;; 6-5-6tp. ... h•oti11g it it o e 8 3tc ( J8t Em ~ LADIES WRIST WATCH L06T in t"Le viciJUty !)f ·;Xto(ers. If found CaU C!ie!ter, · Yu-·M2fo. • 22.76 ,., MoMtih IIIQrat• .,..., ewounel c~tt .. cool 1111• ltHt ftllt 2200 "I• ft, (ohlrnbut homo. Th• owner toyl, ''Whtn w• llgo.~r• lilt port of 01,1r go1 bill Lhat go•1 fw tht cootlng o nd y,.. 1955 J,f 0 41 . er. I .bedroom, 34 ·n. aluminum DOES A YEAR APPEAL awning. ~.200.00.~ . Lawhnce to JOU? Build a secure busineu Reed, LOn's TraUei.- l:ourt. supplying cu5tOR\ers with our Midd1epol't. Ob!o. ~tfc Products. Eajoy living. start sinu)JN"G! t:.OT ON ¥Uft~ERJW now. For details "frite : Dept. HEIGifl'S. &OJtUIO~ Phone 62&7. 0., . Bo¥ HO, Bal'lbr'!rtot:. Ohi.o. (5) 19-28; (6) 2-IHip "Pri«d to sell.- ' I! 6 61e _ _ YOU CAN'T TOP THIS FiFff ACRES. SIX ROOM HOUSE Mvortialtll proiJ'om, with bath. Several outbullding5. Hatlonai plus full maU effort, magazines Clo1~. to. baal .road, On school newspapers, radio and aU other bus and ~oil routes, D,avid Rolmedia, prOvJdln1 --demand ltb ~u , . Rt. 1, Pomeroy. Pbone · addltlonat ,,,., reoteoent•llve 1l11 Mele:;, Athena, Morian aild 1181 ·Y. &;I~IP in Vinton 'Coutier. You will be given full training In lhe U.60 aut9Dl•lie fice and field . You may .t\o COUJMB\JS UPr - Two wo· drom•t. . Reasonkeep your present_ jab until men, Viho hitch-htbd nortb daable, 744 East Main, Pomeroy. estabUshed..Here 11 ~• oppor- lUi sed as males, were1 held at Clty 6 6 3tc tu_nity 1o build ~ seeurr tut~ Priton todli.Y on vtlfancy tbil'With an old eslabliabad fum 1es. UPRIGHT P'IANO kND STOOL. that _l,s tops In its fleljl. Coqa·l Clad in male c1othing, Jl'raneea $'10.00. ·Phone Rutland ·24421. miSSJOD from $500.00 to $80()..(10 Pugh 28. Melbo!JJDe Fla. and · 8 _~3tc per ~ontb to start, P:lus ot~er Mami'e J. Coblec, 26• .\tlanta', Ga,. attrlM!tive bonu• benen:s. If you were !)tcte4 up by police' Sund'l' ar~ ,in sa.Jes now, or WJih ~ b,e·, and lodged in the male section• don t PW up tbls opportuai'tf, of 't;he prliotl:. , . • . Call Collect, ask ~o.r ltr. Walla, Whilf! the., W8N tiefnl ,flncer:.~r:ct 28377, Chdllcotlae. J)lllnled bo..nvtr' thil ~en BuddeD-;. _ · ly annouMed· · tltey ~ "twonufn: 11..::.....__ . and' were trl~ ··to · "felJiale p UV'~ · ·. 1quarte!"'l. 1 Wa~ 'l'he _pair "" , ·~uled to ~. ~-pear before• ·I·> VunWi:Pil CotiJ't MOW LAWNs iN POME- J~.Jdge tueBda1. ~ roy or Middleport. Pbone Mid· · . . .dleport 6129-Y. _ _ 6-Htc l frJend• anct rel;tY,tes and ~til• tres5 Goodwi1 for ~ nice finwcrt am! the Rev. Brown for his kind wOrds durtDg tlie death of Ollf dear husband and fath· er, Fraak Buntbolf and aU at the Ewing FUneral Hi::une for their kindhe!nr, . Wife Irene and daughter, Mr. and · Miitteu Kex ' Po\Vers. ,6-S.ltc , IAIIULL TOU. . .Y AY. en 1pent Saturday with Hr. and JOJINSTOWN, Pl . 'JI'l-Tbe Mn. .EW W1Jt.oa. 1Gth annual AIJI.Amerle.Ln A.Mr. and Carl Holter ot teur UIRifed Dirt• ~er­ ·j · Of Tflanks' 1' (2) WE Wrsit TO THANK ALL ouR Of Society Mrs. l..tza Foreman 1nd daul)lt- ·~ vllce. Ehvin&• Store, Pomero)l. Pfto'le 138 and we will 'deliver anywhere the 11me day. 3 eenb per word, ooe miertton. Minlmum c-harge - 60 centt. 6 cent.s per word fot tbfee consecutive inaertlooa. Specitl - 001'1 montb for 90 centa per word. Full rate ol 3 centa per word 'tYIJi be cbal"(ed for advertialng 11 not paid willhlo 10 da:ya aftfr receivjnl bUl. Errors in Advertisbng - Should be reported imm~hrtely . ..,be BaUy Selltinel will DOt be rftpOD:Iible for mo~ than oor Jncoc. rect insertiOB. Card of Ttmnb and Speeial Notices of Events $1.00, Obituarlei pubHabed at 1 cent per woro. , WORDS 1 DAY 3 DA~S 8 DAYS 1 MO. 15 IIOt: 90c . $1.35 ' "~ 20 IIOt: $1.20 $1.80 $8.00 , _._ DEMOCRATIC RALLY JUNF. 9, 8:00 P, 1\1. CaiU'lhPUM . .Guf!llt . tp~'lker, Joe Ferguson. Every. body welcome. 6-Htc REVlVAL STNRTINU JUNE . 11 tbJ.Qll&h JUne 14 at Mt. · Ollve ~~:;;:J; · ~ RENT. nat ~ntee them to give good PHONE 398 I - POR $5 pt:r mO:Dth. We deliver and 211 75e $1.00 $2.211 $7·.110 Ads rece-ived by 10 A.M. w1U.. be i.n that day'1 paper. " GRANGE TO MEET Roek Spring• Grange will meet In regular seSBion Thursday at 8 p . m. ,\ program will be pre~ent­ ed ~ the Lecturer and rerretb- REVRlGE!IATORS FOR CONSISTENT DI!PENDABLE RESULTS - Bv Hatlo Spiller News and bath, 2: bedroom upatair• apartment. Phone M10. 6-4-6tt WANT ADS· HERE'S PROOF OF THE 365-.DAY FORT WITH G-A.,S -COOLING •- .- will hold ita regular stated <.'On· vocation Wednesday ~~ 7 :30 p. m . There will be eleetlon of otri· cers and all Royal Arcb Masons are Ltrged to attend. LODGE TO MI!T The General Electric turbine The White Rose Lodge will high pressure element will oper- meet ','{ednesday afternoon at I :SO ate at 3.000 revolutions per min· at the Woodman Hall, Middleport. ute, the low pressure at 1,800. Construt'Uon of tile unit will HOLZIR HOSPITAL take over two ycurs, 1ncl by the Admllled, June 6: Mn. Walter time It Is compiPted in the gumBunce, Middleport; Harland mer · of 1900, will cost nearly Keith 'f'aylor, Gallipolis; Mrs. Bry . too Million. Eugene Dunt'!an. Bidwell; Mr . In the course of construction 1~!~"''" Donald Wills, Cheshire; 110,000 ~ubic yards of COilCfe'te Wlleic ll!owman, Gallipolis; were poured to house the unit, Con R. Young, Middleport. Mrli. following the excavation (If 200,- Paul L ·Patterlifm , Rutland. 000 etlbic yards of earth. June 7: Mrs. Mich~~oel D. The eoi'H!rete foundatlon1 rest Gallipolis; Mrs. William M. six Jlorles below ground level~ lerson, Gallipolis; Mrs. Charles H. 64 fe~t- unils uhaust 1tack, the WilliamM , Gallipolis: Mrs. Denny top of whkh is 600 leet al)ove A. Lane, GllllipoliB; Ray Freeman tbe arounrl . Blakeman, Gallipolis: .rune 3: Mrs Stfurtural steel u1ed In the plant Kenneth E Hensley, Pt. Pleasant; addttio'l came to about 6,000 tons Mrs. Ernie L. .Roush, Hartford. A •EJCOnd unJt , ldentital W... · 1/une 6: a duughter to Mr. elvery respect to this, ij · Earl E. Henry Jr ., ·Point bUilt hy Amefkl!ln ElectriC. · June 7: s son to Mr. and er Company It tbe Breed PLant Paul L. Patterson, ·Rutland ; ~f tile Indiana and MkhiRan Elet• a 11on lo Mr. and Mfl. John Wrn. tric Power Cnmpo ny on the Wa· Watterson , Apple Grove ; Twins, bD)1 and ~h·l, to Mr and Mrs. Wil· baeh Jtlver. Con11truction D( the two new llam M W11.1terson, GaiUpoUa; a. units 1 ~ the final phue of a. $700 daughter lo Mr. and Mrs . .4ichael mUIIon produclkln Jaclllty ell> Zeoli , Gallipoli11. pan1lon program begun by Amer· .Oillchar(!orl, Jun ~· 8: Susan PN1se, lean Ele<'trte Power in 19M. Connie Vtmghan. June Shield~>, The prog~,m called for the ad· Wendell Vau11han, Rnnald dillon uf 2 .88~.000 kw fjpacity to Mrs. Clarence Andonon , Mrs. the IYIII!!m which will, wilh the lie Miller, Frank Vorek, Mrs. commoreement of operation• by nlrl Thfmll>son. Charlea Curnutte, the two new units nut year. Mr11 FranceJ T]ilor, ,ftay Barringer· bring total 1y1tem capacity to Raymond Kennedy, James Eggert!, almo1t 1.000.000 ltw. . Lawrence Mc.Mannla, Marlon Palrick, Jamt11 Mlfflh, Mrs. El-aklnc Owens, Ctarense Donohue, Femt~le Str-wart. Mn. ltobert Bethel and lwln ~ons . Mn. William Stewart. (ContiiMHtl Prorn Jta.. Ona) June 7. MrR. Ada Somerville, Aleall:a to lt. Mrs. 0 . 0 . Mt G.raw, M rs. E"" :.una In tbf' Houte Monday , the bHl I !~·~:~;:'~'· 'Mra Jo"ra nklm Halley and requtrhti ahota for polio and lour , Mn. Nei&On ·Park and inCharle• M.:os 1tick and in· other dlsea•e• ran lnlo aome lut fant, minute trouble•. By a 116·1 vote, flnl, Mn . •Dale Soward• and In· the lawmaker~ refuaed to ae:ree to fant, Mrs. Bryant Duncan, IMn. • Senate amendment that would Edwin Elliott, Ralehrh sayre, Dan· not allow parenta to exempt their ny Hcndrb:, Mrt. Arnold Fulka, dtltdren fnlm the JnoeuJationt Mn. Jamc11 Burton, 'Mr11. Ellen unleta tbey obji!M!ted on rellllOUI Richardt, Mra. Dale Wood, Terry erounib. Duncan. it.~p . .Charln F. MtddeD Jr., 0. Deaths, June 8. MrH. Charles Summit aald hla own ehlld haa Uallerman. b,.n aJvlaed by doc,on not · to Blood u1ed. pinta. tHe the tetanua ahot-trtotber· lr-----.;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;,'1 requirement of the biU-been1e ol an •Ueru. . • A 1eampnmiae committee Jl ex· . DO<IId 1o matt modl,.l and olhor ' <>ll.t.ollw volld )>llore lht Lll· lila~ 8lVeJ fin11t ipiii'DVal to the bill. . Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 9, 195~3 NICELY FUB 'IISBl!lD 5 ROOII - House To Vote ,I DON'T NEED IT? SeH D Through A Sentinel·w 'i' I �t ~eigs County Little League Now Tied Up Racine'• Brlves and Pomero)' Oodlen were tied for the leader· lhip in County Little LeaJUe play after l"in1 last eveninc, nd tbe :Middleport Indians took 1 firmer on undlsputed first place there with 1 routine 11.0 win over tb~~:~ lliddleport Brave1. Tbe Middleport Redle&• squee~· ed out an e:tra innin& 9-8 win tbelr second in three ltarta, over the Yankee&. The Dod1ers' Miiyer held Syrilcuse'l !ndians to one hit, a single by Mi~ey Winebrenner in the sixth. John Guinther solo hom· ered In the fint for the Dodgers, and in th ~ third Mayer and Diehl singled, BCOring on an overthrow. Jeff G1bbs came along and hom· erect The Indians run in the thlrd c:.me on a walk to Jenkins John Young's Pirates beat the Syracuse Giant.s 19-10 on 14 hits to tbe Giants' 7 safeties. Murray blew it open in tbe 12·run fifth with t~o home runs. G. Aeiker of the GLlnts hlld two singles. ~cine's Braves, like the Dodgen 3-<1 went to the races with a 34-1;, win 011er the Redlegs, c-alled 10 Lt1e fifth inning after 1~ runs hJd crossed in that frame . Johnny Arnott was the big gun for the winners with five for 6 , four sing les and a dauble, Larry Price had two aingles ant1 two homen There were 20 walln in the eame, 10 for each team . For the Red lees Werry had a homer and double in three tripa. Radne'a Cardinals, now 1-2, beat Lbe Yankees. now o-a by 8-2 on Bo:~tie 'a four-hitler, Bostic II'OU,. and overthrow at second. bad a double and single in three trips. REDLEGS WIN Wildness nearly cost the Red legs a win over the Yankees. Five walks and hits by Ne!S<In and Fry in tbe fourth inning made the sci>re 8-7 for the Yankees. But Jerry Hawley, reheving for Ronnie Hind~· who had reIicved Mark Tannehill beginning the fourth, settled clown in the fifth to pitch shut out ball while his mates tied the se<~re at 8-8 in the to~ of the li:xth and got Bruce Wallace home with the winnin( run in the top of the 7th on Larr)' Hannigans lJinch bloope .• ain&le to short right. MiddlepOh's Indians were led by Mic-ky Morria with a Lriple and single to their 11-o win over the Br~ves. Jimmy Hackett trip- Match For Wilhelm HOUSTON, Tex. UPI - ·Roy Harris, the ex-school teacher from Cut 'n' Shoot, Tex., was installed 11. light favorite today ln hia 10. round heavyweight match ton~t with tough Charlie Powell at .the ColiSeum. .Powell was expected to go Jnto the ·bout with about a 15-pound ·advantage over the 193-pound Harris, but local sentiment 11eemed to ·back the colorful backwood.s fight er at 6-5 odd&. United Press International All it takes is a Face-lift to make the Pirates look like champs again. , ' There are days the Pirates look like pushovers, and there ore other days - usually when little Elroy Face is pitehlng ~ ' that tbey look \ike legitimaate pennant threats. with a three-run pinch h·o mer In lhe 11th after two were out. Bright was halting for Face, who was appearing in his third stral&hL game ror th~ 'Pirates. The victory 1mappcd a fourgame loaing streak and moved the Pirates into a three-way tie for third place. Milwaukee defeated the Chica·go COOs, 9-~. and increased ·its lead to three gamea In the only other National League game scheduled. Tl ..rt Mov• Up Only one game wu scheduled in the American Leaaue, and in It the Detroit Tigers moved inlo the llrtt division for the flnt time this aea11on by beatlnJ the !Bq1ton Red Sox, 6-3. Lew •B urdette p01ted his ninth victory while driviqg ~n four runs In the •BI'avea' triump. over the Cuba. Burdette helped himself to two doublet iind two airltles while blanking the Cubs for 1e11en innings. Rigged Ali·Star Game To Draw· 80,000 Into Twi-Light Event -NEW YORK UPf Commis· siont.r Porcl Frick ill CXJX'Clrd to announce toduy that the miljor lea1ues' aecond All-Stilr Game Ql the year will 1be a twi-llsht affair "rigged'' to draw a record crowd of at leaat 80.000 into the Los Angelea Coliaeum. I '; ' I It would lake 17 yean to pay off the aame amount if only one were played. ft' rick demed publiabed accusa· lions that a "greedy" motlvfJ in· aplrcd the playen to tblnk of the •ccond aame. Frick'• announeuwumt, which alao wlU include ticket prlcc1 and other dotallli, will l'omc after a ·meetlnl with League .Prt1ldenu Warren Giles of the National and Joe Cronin of the Amerloan. The .popiblUty of IKkieKree heat on the Aua. 3 date selected aeeka a huge crowd for a day 11me and to rule out th~ chaoco or drawing the lealj:ue• hardJy could &ell tele· vlaion and radio rights for ~,. 000' It It were a I'CKUIIr Loa An· 1e1os niaht aam<J whith would not atart until ll p, m., Eaatern time. Tbe first All-Star Game of the season will be played at fllttaburlh on July T. Frick atreucd that th.c declalon to play a aeeond a:ame wa1 ap· proved for thi1 year only but National Lea.ue player repreaentative ROOin ·R oberta of the •PhUadolphla J'hillloo lndlcatod the playen hoped the aecond aame mia:bt be played for 10 ye!an. 1 Roberta explained that the additlon of a second Ali·Slar Game each year ahould enable the pen· alon fund to pay oU about $11· mUUoo In O.ck service to nUred playen In 10 yean. Robert• ..id STANDINGS , "LMiea D•y?" Straight Deal Nets Reds 1-8 Pitcher Of '58 "TOO LOW" IMPOSSIBLE CH1CAGO UPI- Pitt"!her Ray Moore of the Chicago White Sox. reccnt 1 ~· questioned an umpite'a call of "ball" on Uttle Albie Pearson of the Baltimore Orioles. "It was too low," barked the ump. "Theres no place to pitt"!h th~t lei· CINC!NN ATI UPI-<Icllof pitch· low low," growled Moore. er Jim Brosnan waa obtained by the Cincinnati Reds today in a Btraight player deal which sent re· liever Hal Jeffcoat to the St. Louis Cardinals. 1B1·oanan, a native of Cincinnati, had a 1-3 record with the Cards thls ISCaaon. St. Loul& obtained bim from the Chicago Cuba May 20, 1968, and he llniahed with an 1-0 CHICAGO UtPl - -Recent Cin· record last season. clnnali pitching indiutes a r~vi­ al movement may be underway among .Reds hurlers and i£ that's lhc cue, lefty Joe NuxhalJ who starls here today must be part of lt. Revival Shows In Cincinnati Pitching Staff Nuxhall , who shut out the Cubs the laBL lime he raced them here in :M11y, looked like R 14ood bet to start the Reds an · the right foot on their two·week road trip ·beginning with a thfee·game aeries hure . Last week he raised his season mark to 3-3 with a ~-3 decision against Los Angeles and had a threc·hit shutout going until the seventh inning. But Nuxhall Isn't the only pitch· er 1howing more spnrk as the Rcd.11 attempt to improve on their Pet. Ga aixth place standing . .61& -Rook!~ Orlando ·Pcna, also 3-S, .M6 3 went the route for the firat time this season. In the nl-ghlcap with .5t9 5 the San Fl"anclsco Giants Sunday .519 5 and he limited the Giants to four .519 5 .472 71> hiU, with a shutout iOing until the seventh. .too 11 Unlttd Pre•• lnternatlon.tl National LNtue Milwaukee . Fram:lsco W. L. 32 20 30 24 28 28 28 25 211 26 26 26 ao ~~c~~;~.::·~~ St = Cut'nShoot Teacher Owns Odds On Fight Elroy Face Makes Pirates Into Champ Materia~ Record, 9-0 Face, whom his teammates caU "the man with Lhe golden arm,'' baa a sparkling 8{) record In re>ief and ia Pittsburgh 's anawer to !Baltimore's Hoyt Wilhelm, owner of a 9-o record. In fad, Face's winning streak is 13 -game& datlnl back to.. last year. A posstble '·meetin' of the unbeaten" sh11pcs up for the All.Star game at Pittsburgh on July 9th because Casey Stengel already has indicated he will pick Wil· helm for the American League team and Face i!i practically a cinch to make the NaUonal LealiiU&~ squad. F•n Wlna 8th Face picked up his eighth 8traighl lriumph - und lowered his earned run average to 1.03, incidentally---in 'Pittsburgh's It -inning 12-9 victory over San Francisco !Monday night. ! 'l'he five .foot , seven-inch Pirate relief ace blanked lhe Giants over the last three Innings and rookie .Har:·y Bright broke up the game Jed for t.be BriVet for their only safety. COUNTY LIAGUI Pirates 203 2 12 0-19 14 2 GiKnta 033 052-10 7 4 Menchinl, Murray 3 and Man· kin, Jewell, Zirkle 15 and B. Cundlf 1:. Yankee~ . . . . . . . . . 000 002-242 Cardinals . . . . ~ OOx-860 G. Harris and Cunnlngbam, G. Hoffman 2. Boatic and D. Spencer Bn11es . . . 484 3(1~}--34 0 Redleg! . . . . 070 0 6--13 8 8 Norr is {WP) Durst D, Beetle ~ and Ar'lott. Landreth (LP) Eskew, 2, .E. Werry 2, R. Riffle 5 aDd :ll Riffle, D. Werry 5. Syraeuse lndlans 001 000-HO Dodge11 . . . . . . . . . . 130 Olb:--460 M. Winebrenner and WUUam&. Mayer and Emler. (Continued on Page Five) ... Official Ink Going Onto Contract Today 24 24 .1100 3 Kanaaa City York 24 25 .400 3'~ 23 29 ..... 6 .. 22 29 .431 61> I~11hlnaton Boaton MIM•y'• lttvlta Dolrwll ......... ' .,..., SPORTS !BALTIMORE UPI ~- The Cleveland Indianli, who have done better on the road than at home thla seaaon, open thelr drive to regain the league lead here tonight as Lhey begin il long road trip. Don't ·be surprh:ed if the Indians, now in third place, a game and a half out of tint, sit atop the pack onee again before the present 15-pme eastern trip is over. DESK lr . . TJIJII.IR4 REMOVE PAINT/ I reenng his fish ln. That was when he had another strike on the same eel, and pulled both in. One was 14-inches, the other 16. It appeared that the bass m aklng the first strike overshot. The lure had gone clean through the fish's mouth1 and he was "strung" on the line. The second fish thus ban a clear shot at the same eel! News note from Northeast Meigs: Two black bear have been reported seen on the Elberfeld farm near Tuppers Plains. Game Proteclllr WUUams is lnves· t!gating today. Toe animals were believed tO be a mqther and Its cub. Now aU we need is a few Indians running arouqd: We'll be back in the pioneer days. Bell Accepts k-k~:~r . counly Fair 0;1)0 SpiO&eh J'loxlwua UO Superman e;oo Dateline UN ~~~J . Norrlo I ~ .w.. t!SO· rro... 'l'lllio6 ,. .,.,, ,. 30 );. Hll ·' t.1: .• Ul 4:111! l:ft T:VO' T:•• 8:30 •=oo t1aannel3Wectusdlt t:SO 8.45 Slgtl On ' . , SEASONAL DWELLING ••• ALL in 1 money-eaviai pollq ¢<:f0 ~.00 '1'hla blood oowrqo with five P.,licleo in one, ia Wiomd to your bome, )'OUl' llviaillld your bwlpl.j cw eamplolo clolaJia today, .. c:'ontlnentll ClaiSI'oom Today i t:OO KaUe Doonan Sltow tr.IIO ·ComedY Time 10:00 Ile 1111 N;w0. 3:0Q, Yount.;.~t 11:00 Ne'¥oll.. Off ·II i:~ 11:1U . W.eatbeMalt 11:15 Jack l'aar Show 11:00'· Stitn 'Jil4-I:IJ!i M!ytotlmo ,. ·~ .,....,. ~~ ..-.tli l :ts t.OO 10:30 Colonel1 Flack Hcime FJRB, Contomta THEFT, LIABILITY and :,t:OO 7:1)0 WUlh., Tell 9:00 C.Ufornlans 9:30 , •Bob Cummlllll• ·Show 10:00 Oavld Niven Show ! \~ ~•lrii!I"J. ·I.e& 7:30 Drapet ~nd MoOre, . H"'" f. 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Smltll N0101 1 • ·.t:ID ·TJ!e Joll Blv'tm ShOW SPRING INTO SUMMER SAVINGS 8':SO ''!'lie 111roo 'I :00 8:10 8:00 I:SII ~ot Th\i b·4 &how ' To TelJ 1·•~~~~ 'l'ruUl . Peek's 8ad Girl Red S~elloo ' lo,oo G- Moore.Show WITBTHE ,u:oo LOWEST PRICED V-8 Newa of tbo !"••!!~ 13 Of> "ilhl <l:QO I !:SO" 2:00 ·2:30' . 3:00 3:300 ''00 I:JI 1:30 1:00 1:110 .... I10o 1:80 1:00 ,.) -~ Clenleftlll It a.ltlm-. nflld K1n111 City at New Yerk DttnllotiHien MAJOII ~IAGUI LIADIII A. Nallonol L G. I H ..... 82 213 41 811 .418 ... BEATtlleiEAT I Burae11, ·P itta. n 188 20 M .348 !Ill 213 40 71 .333 •e 180 28 50 .328 !'}naolo~ Cln. !Ill /120 48 72 .327 , . F. tl4 217 48 71 .327 A-lclftLKuonn, DeL 44 173 113 81 .353 Kallno, Del. &t 211:1 28 67 .332 !'ox, Chi. 82 211 28 69 .327 •cwmo••- Cepeda, S. F. Bouchoo. Phil. ·Runnels, Boa. 61 198 30 64 .322 Woodllng, ilol. 47 147 ID 48 .31-3 ltunt aattW In Noll-1 LOI- -nil~ Culll SJ1 Ioiii-. IIIIa 511 ~ You 10>e when yau buy the Jowett priced V-8 on the m11ke1-and !ll.n you keep righ1 on savingl·~ For enmple-economy. In lhe Mobilgo Economy Run, The Lark V-8 produc:ed on oulllandl"' 22.28 mila-pergaiiOII, topping 411 v.s·o in •II ~.'?'For periOI'III&Dii-you con p from 0 to tiO mila on hour In 9.5 oecondo. "?"Styled ., wtolully, it'l approved by Harper's Bwar. ~ Scr, clrivr, caapon: 1bc car ibat'a wlfl. Ding !he bearu ol America. · \ '• I· - _T"' l r - lt1 C..... Olonb 161 -·.... Notlonol 1 L_.. - ~ $UtJerfine house l'aint-for m_ore ' than 40 years a favorlte or pr~~asicmal ' .'paint«&. S~s.gj~ing white ~\lkh •' . . J .:r~···· . Mo""- ..., ,., -. c• ,, 201 Ao-. ...... ,,, .... ' "'JaM 14; ;~~~~~~~:1.~ 131 L - - ~~-~··M Kll~w. ........ 12; Yoot, Tleon ~ f ' MUM.._ Ira"' 44. AIMrlctn LMtlue - KIIIHrtw, - - 1111kewron, v . "' Trl-~ DrleiH 36; J - , lid ... 36 L - . YMU.o 36. ~- . ' ,.' .. -'•)~ Ao-, ·\ ;. . '·' ' ' ' ' ' l ' ' 8UT HOW WILL WE KNOW HIM WITHOUT HIS MASK AND COWBOY . SUIT" Wlllno. .yoO.mn Chl11.. 11 Wuh._ nlehl Pioyli', Clue Aoron, Mllw. 'Ill Tl4' 0065·· Aliff IT, cAIIEI lndlou .. .. .. . 4liZ Gb-11 8 I 10:so nO...,..,H••I ;l :1)0 Priee ~ llllht .rAJ' N.... . ' IN' NOU.E" Sl«lf!E 15 GOIN' jHOOI' ~~~... Brave~ ........ 001--• 1 l l I .I& Jtm 1 - r 8 : 2~ W•ath81~ ~·~~Hun . @,fll Tailored Protection a Baldwin-Wallace erad, has been Mloml 0.5 I HOMEOWNERS c=!jt ~~~Bell, I:1M::~~~~;~~~~::~ "" ~· 27Im, to,y your llltliii!Y 011 8 1 •:so •y011 waat a tip on 'a '· •un tblnl foz you:r homet• "'nil"'"· 164, named - head football coach at - .. - - - Berea High School, which under- ~ !~~~=INT:':.'E~RNATIONAL "LIAGUI went a aweeplng Cbiirwre in Its 7 ReehHt•r 4 4:00 Truth or C9naequencoo ' getting around on crutehes but not because his ankle Is brok· en. He suffered a painful sprain In last Saturday's game when sliding into third baae In the !irst inning, after tripling. His parents, ~r. IKld Mrs. William Criner, says Charley will be back harassing opposing batters - and pltebers with his bat- in a week or so. . Channel 3--l'uesday · .. . . \ --Charley Bush, 13-year-old Pony Leaguer of Middleport, is ... . . . ., . TiedU . TELEVISION GUlP! .wsAZ.TV Ch-nneJ. 3 .......... BARifEY Co110ty ~ .:· But lf Oklahoma-oorn Sheb had WB '•cJru.thers," ~·d prefer patching out tunes to hammlng it up on television. It figures. Sheb will rake In some $200,000, from- ' \Purple People Eater" alone. Only Throo Hlto ' "I'm not particularly proud , eel. A most unique catch was made by Earl Delawader of Pedro,, 0. He was fishing with a black eel lure, got a strike, was Kenny King, too hot for the Sporlsmans' pivlsion at the Saturday night Ohio Valley Speedway races near Parkersburg, has been put In the Modified Division. · Last Saturday night driver Harold Robson herded King's No. 14 Into second place In the fast heat and third in the Australian Pursuit. Robson was running second halfway throug,h the 35-lap fea· ture of this division when he dropped his second gear most needed in this kind of race. 'I'hls made room for a~other Meiss County stock car racer to move in Fritz Norris of Ita· · cine. Rob5on, using his high gear finlshOd out of the 'money. HOU.YWOOD UPI - Sheb Wooley, the man who horrtfled the nation laat year .b y "eompoatng" the goth·aw(ul "Purple ,People Eo.ter," leads a ·double li£e. , When he's aot ~~tribblina: mu· aic Sheb it a .character aetor on the "oRnwhide " aeries, p)ayiDlJ !P"te Nolan, scout for TV's lonaest f.'&ttle drive. enemy parks. The home atory, bowever, iJ not so good. The Indiana have a 13-1S mark in their own ballyard. Angling supplie111 now will be sl!lcking heavily the plastic black eel bass lure, If they haven't already. About the best possible "plug" for this device came from Forked Run Lake Monda-y. Game Protector Don Williams re· For a cbangf, the lnc:Uans have ported a "Doc Harrison? - fi111t name missing and address become good "roaders", win nina: unknown - caught a six pound bass Sunday there, using an 13 of 21 gagmes while playinJ in ~~~~~ -- - Author Of,'Purple PeoR!e Eater' Has Double Existence As Rawhide Star Indians Hopeful Road Trip Will Put Them Back Into First athletic l!etup. Montreal 6 Havana 3 . . . ..... ~~~~~:~~~~~=========== Bell, who was end coach at Canton McKinley since 1953, NEW YORK UP1 - Floyd Pal· places Stan 1Parrlah, who retenon and Ingemar Johao.sson tl.a:ncd. were slated t.o sign o(flelal contracts today tor their heavyweight PROVIDINCI, R. ·1. Ul'l - Wll· title f!Jht. It• Gr...., 157, P"rovklenc•, I 1., The ceremony wu to be staaed at h~adquarten of the New York State Athletlc Commia.sion, lar•e· Jy for the benefit oi reportera and photographen. ·Promot~r BIIJ Rosensohn aald there would be a ft:w changes In tod1y's commiuion contracts from LAY AWAY THAT tho original .p rivate documents signed on Jan. 29--before the aite SPECIAL GIFT FOR and date were selected. Champion Patterson, 24, and THAT SPECIAL GUY Sweden's unbeaten Joban1aon, 28, were motoring into New York from the campt where they are training for the liS-round battle at Yankee Stadium, June 25. Orloltl 9.0; LarMn, YlnkHt S·h 392 111> IIIK... r, S.naiOn 5·1; Shlw, NIW YOlK UPI - Chico Vol01, MUwou~ 9 5 Whit. Sox 55-2; Pappu, Orlol•a 1:14'4, Now Yol'k, OVIIIOiniN Pitta. 12 1. Pran, Inn. nl1ht 5·2. llrenk Ippolito, 140111, N•w Yerk WMnutlay't o..,... Loa Anttln ot Phlla,. nltht lan Pren. at Plttalturth,. nltht Cincinnati at Chlc1. . Milw1u... at lt. Leul~o nl1ht Amtrlcan LNtiM W. L. Pet, GB Chicaao 29 23 .5118 Baltimore 28 24 .11:18 I CL<!!veland 211 13 .531 II> Delroit 26 25 .510 21> 4-DaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 9, 1959 ,,'· .,. .... "~ ._;_~ ... -~-1-i · �t ~eigs County Little League Now Tied Up Racine'• Brlves and Pomero)' Oodlen were tied for the leader· lhip in County Little LeaJUe play after l"in1 last eveninc, nd tbe :Middleport Indians took 1 firmer on undlsputed first place there with 1 routine 11.0 win over tb~~:~ lliddleport Brave1. Tbe Middleport Redle&• squee~· ed out an e:tra innin& 9-8 win tbelr second in three ltarta, over the Yankee&. The Dod1ers' Miiyer held Syrilcuse'l !ndians to one hit, a single by Mi~ey Winebrenner in the sixth. John Guinther solo hom· ered In the fint for the Dodgers, and in th ~ third Mayer and Diehl singled, BCOring on an overthrow. Jeff G1bbs came along and hom· erect The Indians run in the thlrd c:.me on a walk to Jenkins John Young's Pirates beat the Syracuse Giant.s 19-10 on 14 hits to tbe Giants' 7 safeties. Murray blew it open in tbe 12·run fifth with t~o home runs. G. Aeiker of the GLlnts hlld two singles. ~cine's Braves, like the Dodgen 3-<1 went to the races with a 34-1;, win 011er the Redlegs, c-alled 10 Lt1e fifth inning after 1~ runs hJd crossed in that frame . Johnny Arnott was the big gun for the winners with five for 6 , four sing les and a dauble, Larry Price had two aingles ant1 two homen There were 20 walln in the eame, 10 for each team . For the Red lees Werry had a homer and double in three tripa. Radne'a Cardinals, now 1-2, beat Lbe Yankees. now o-a by 8-2 on Bo:~tie 'a four-hitler, Bostic II'OU,. and overthrow at second. bad a double and single in three trips. REDLEGS WIN Wildness nearly cost the Red legs a win over the Yankees. Five walks and hits by Ne!S<In and Fry in tbe fourth inning made the sci>re 8-7 for the Yankees. But Jerry Hawley, reheving for Ronnie Hind~· who had reIicved Mark Tannehill beginning the fourth, settled clown in the fifth to pitch shut out ball while his mates tied the se<~re at 8-8 in the to~ of the li:xth and got Bruce Wallace home with the winnin( run in the top of the 7th on Larr)' Hannigans lJinch bloope .• ain&le to short right. MiddlepOh's Indians were led by Mic-ky Morria with a Lriple and single to their 11-o win over the Br~ves. Jimmy Hackett trip- Match For Wilhelm HOUSTON, Tex. UPI - ·Roy Harris, the ex-school teacher from Cut 'n' Shoot, Tex., was installed 11. light favorite today ln hia 10. round heavyweight match ton~t with tough Charlie Powell at .the ColiSeum. .Powell was expected to go Jnto the ·bout with about a 15-pound ·advantage over the 193-pound Harris, but local sentiment 11eemed to ·back the colorful backwood.s fight er at 6-5 odd&. United Press International All it takes is a Face-lift to make the Pirates look like champs again. , ' There are days the Pirates look like pushovers, and there ore other days - usually when little Elroy Face is pitehlng ~ ' that tbey look \ike legitimaate pennant threats. with a three-run pinch h·o mer In lhe 11th after two were out. Bright was halting for Face, who was appearing in his third stral&hL game ror th~ 'Pirates. The victory 1mappcd a fourgame loaing streak and moved the Pirates into a three-way tie for third place. Milwaukee defeated the Chica·go COOs, 9-~. and increased ·its lead to three gamea In the only other National League game scheduled. Tl ..rt Mov• Up Only one game wu scheduled in the American Leaaue, and in It the Detroit Tigers moved inlo the llrtt division for the flnt time this aea11on by beatlnJ the !Bq1ton Red Sox, 6-3. Lew •B urdette p01ted his ninth victory while driviqg ~n four runs In the •BI'avea' triump. over the Cuba. Burdette helped himself to two doublet iind two airltles while blanking the Cubs for 1e11en innings. Rigged Ali·Star Game To Draw· 80,000 Into Twi-Light Event -NEW YORK UPf Commis· siont.r Porcl Frick ill CXJX'Clrd to announce toduy that the miljor lea1ues' aecond All-Stilr Game Ql the year will 1be a twi-llsht affair "rigged'' to draw a record crowd of at leaat 80.000 into the Los Angelea Coliaeum. I '; ' I It would lake 17 yean to pay off the aame amount if only one were played. ft' rick demed publiabed accusa· lions that a "greedy" motlvfJ in· aplrcd the playen to tblnk of the •ccond aame. Frick'• announeuwumt, which alao wlU include ticket prlcc1 and other dotallli, will l'omc after a ·meetlnl with League .Prt1ldenu Warren Giles of the National and Joe Cronin of the Amerloan. The .popiblUty of IKkieKree heat on the Aua. 3 date selected aeeka a huge crowd for a day 11me and to rule out th~ chaoco or drawing the lealj:ue• hardJy could &ell tele· vlaion and radio rights for ~,. 000' It It were a I'CKUIIr Loa An· 1e1os niaht aam<J whith would not atart until ll p, m., Eaatern time. Tbe first All-Star Game of the season will be played at fllttaburlh on July T. Frick atreucd that th.c declalon to play a aeeond a:ame wa1 ap· proved for thi1 year only but National Lea.ue player repreaentative ROOin ·R oberta of the •PhUadolphla J'hillloo lndlcatod the playen hoped the aecond aame mia:bt be played for 10 ye!an. 1 Roberta explained that the additlon of a second Ali·Slar Game each year ahould enable the pen· alon fund to pay oU about $11· mUUoo In O.ck service to nUred playen In 10 yean. Robert• ..id STANDINGS , "LMiea D•y?" Straight Deal Nets Reds 1-8 Pitcher Of '58 "TOO LOW" IMPOSSIBLE CH1CAGO UPI- Pitt"!her Ray Moore of the Chicago White Sox. reccnt 1 ~· questioned an umpite'a call of "ball" on Uttle Albie Pearson of the Baltimore Orioles. "It was too low," barked the ump. "Theres no place to pitt"!h th~t lei· CINC!NN ATI UPI-<Icllof pitch· low low," growled Moore. er Jim Brosnan waa obtained by the Cincinnati Reds today in a Btraight player deal which sent re· liever Hal Jeffcoat to the St. Louis Cardinals. 1B1·oanan, a native of Cincinnati, had a 1-3 record with the Cards thls ISCaaon. St. Loul& obtained bim from the Chicago Cuba May 20, 1968, and he llniahed with an 1-0 CHICAGO UtPl - -Recent Cin· record last season. clnnali pitching indiutes a r~vi­ al movement may be underway among .Reds hurlers and i£ that's lhc cue, lefty Joe NuxhalJ who starls here today must be part of lt. Revival Shows In Cincinnati Pitching Staff Nuxhall , who shut out the Cubs the laBL lime he raced them here in :M11y, looked like R 14ood bet to start the Reds an · the right foot on their two·week road trip ·beginning with a thfee·game aeries hure . Last week he raised his season mark to 3-3 with a ~-3 decision against Los Angeles and had a threc·hit shutout going until the seventh inning. But Nuxhall Isn't the only pitch· er 1howing more spnrk as the Rcd.11 attempt to improve on their Pet. Ga aixth place standing . .61& -Rook!~ Orlando ·Pcna, also 3-S, .M6 3 went the route for the firat time this season. In the nl-ghlcap with .5t9 5 the San Fl"anclsco Giants Sunday .519 5 and he limited the Giants to four .519 5 .472 71> hiU, with a shutout iOing until the seventh. .too 11 Unlttd Pre•• lnternatlon.tl National LNtue Milwaukee . Fram:lsco W. L. 32 20 30 24 28 28 28 25 211 26 26 26 ao ~~c~~;~.::·~~ St = Cut'nShoot Teacher Owns Odds On Fight Elroy Face Makes Pirates Into Champ Materia~ Record, 9-0 Face, whom his teammates caU "the man with Lhe golden arm,'' baa a sparkling 8{) record In re>ief and ia Pittsburgh 's anawer to !Baltimore's Hoyt Wilhelm, owner of a 9-o record. In fad, Face's winning streak is 13 -game& datlnl back to.. last year. A posstble '·meetin' of the unbeaten" sh11pcs up for the All.Star game at Pittsburgh on July 9th because Casey Stengel already has indicated he will pick Wil· helm for the American League team and Face i!i practically a cinch to make the NaUonal LealiiU&~ squad. F•n Wlna 8th Face picked up his eighth 8traighl lriumph - und lowered his earned run average to 1.03, incidentally---in 'Pittsburgh's It -inning 12-9 victory over San Francisco !Monday night. ! 'l'he five .foot , seven-inch Pirate relief ace blanked lhe Giants over the last three Innings and rookie .Har:·y Bright broke up the game Jed for t.be BriVet for their only safety. COUNTY LIAGUI Pirates 203 2 12 0-19 14 2 GiKnta 033 052-10 7 4 Menchinl, Murray 3 and Man· kin, Jewell, Zirkle 15 and B. Cundlf 1:. Yankee~ . . . . . . . . . 000 002-242 Cardinals . . . . ~ OOx-860 G. Harris and Cunnlngbam, G. Hoffman 2. Boatic and D. Spencer Bn11es . . . 484 3(1~}--34 0 Redleg! . . . . 070 0 6--13 8 8 Norr is {WP) Durst D, Beetle ~ and Ar'lott. Landreth (LP) Eskew, 2, .E. Werry 2, R. Riffle 5 aDd :ll Riffle, D. Werry 5. Syraeuse lndlans 001 000-HO Dodge11 . . . . . . . . . . 130 Olb:--460 M. Winebrenner and WUUam&. Mayer and Emler. (Continued on Page Five) ... Official Ink Going Onto Contract Today 24 24 .1100 3 Kanaaa City York 24 25 .400 3'~ 23 29 ..... 6 .. 22 29 .431 61> I~11hlnaton Boaton MIM•y'• lttvlta Dolrwll ......... ' .,..., SPORTS !BALTIMORE UPI ~- The Cleveland Indianli, who have done better on the road than at home thla seaaon, open thelr drive to regain the league lead here tonight as Lhey begin il long road trip. Don't ·be surprh:ed if the Indians, now in third place, a game and a half out of tint, sit atop the pack onee again before the present 15-pme eastern trip is over. DESK lr . . TJIJII.IR4 REMOVE PAINT/ I reenng his fish ln. That was when he had another strike on the same eel, and pulled both in. One was 14-inches, the other 16. It appeared that the bass m aklng the first strike overshot. The lure had gone clean through the fish's mouth1 and he was "strung" on the line. The second fish thus ban a clear shot at the same eel! News note from Northeast Meigs: Two black bear have been reported seen on the Elberfeld farm near Tuppers Plains. Game Proteclllr WUUams is lnves· t!gating today. Toe animals were believed tO be a mqther and Its cub. Now aU we need is a few Indians running arouqd: We'll be back in the pioneer days. Bell Accepts k-k~:~r . counly Fair 0;1)0 SpiO&eh J'loxlwua UO Superman e;oo Dateline UN ~~~J . Norrlo I ~ .w.. t!SO· rro... 'l'lllio6 ,. .,.,, ,. 30 );. Hll ·' t.1: .• Ul 4:111! l:ft T:VO' T:•• 8:30 •=oo t1aannel3Wectusdlt t:SO 8.45 Slgtl On ' . , SEASONAL DWELLING ••• ALL in 1 money-eaviai pollq ¢<:f0 ~.00 '1'hla blood oowrqo with five P.,licleo in one, ia Wiomd to your bome, )'OUl' llviaillld your bwlpl.j cw eamplolo clolaJia today, .. c:'ontlnentll ClaiSI'oom Today i t:OO KaUe Doonan Sltow tr.IIO ·ComedY Time 10:00 Ile 1111 N;w0. 3:0Q, Yount.;.~t 11:00 Ne'¥oll.. Off ·II i:~ 11:1U . W.eatbeMalt 11:15 Jack l'aar Show 11:00'· Stitn 'Jil4-I:IJ!i M!ytotlmo ,. ·~ .,....,. ~~ ..-.tli l :ts t.OO 10:30 Colonel1 Flack Hcime FJRB, Contomta THEFT, LIABILITY and :,t:OO 7:1)0 WUlh., Tell 9:00 C.Ufornlans 9:30 , •Bob Cummlllll• ·Show 10:00 Oavld Niven Show ! \~ ~•lrii!I"J. ·I.e& 7:30 Drapet ~nd MoOre, . H"'" f. Sauer ·a, .ad Hld<ett, Cud Rodle;s .... •.. .. 0211 511-8 8 I · Yaoteoo , ....... 001 ...,... ' 2 fanllOhlU, Hlndy 8, Hnlo, a CWP> ind B. wan.... ,r!oel. Hannaue, Caacl 2. . 12:llll '1'10· ~ ~ .· 12:l!!l lt diluJ« .Ypp 8:00 Steve Canyon 8:30 . Jimmie, Rodiel'll Sho• )O:llll 10:110 ~~;t; On Your Radio Dial a. Fry and ·{t?) Wellman. FOR THE NEWS 0111stOWIV..., .. . &A.M. 1~P.M. 1:55 A.M. 10 A.M. 3 :55 P;~ t1 ~~~- ·5 P.M;"·' It ,,u;·,pw;. RacJio Station · WJEH iooowt~ts 99o 11:11 . ·I:Gti Br.tAido~Otme1'6 ..,._..,.,_--==--·. ·' DAVIS-WARNER INSURANCE AGENCY PHONE 338-X SECOND ST.- POMEROY RES. 938-M FATHER'S DAY Sunday, June 21st - on DUTTON'S DRUG STORE • Middleport, 0. I HEA~ THE MASKEP CO:W~OY OF TELEVISION IS HERE TOPAY 13Tuesdot DQ' 1:00 T~e •:15 Storm ' t:ll( :U,e of lillaht 1:00 lJfe of RUey 1:30 Al!ioo It ~ndJ . 8:00 Arthur J. Smltll N0101 1 • ·.t:ID ·TJ!e Joll Blv'tm ShOW SPRING INTO SUMMER SAVINGS 8':SO ''!'lie 111roo 'I :00 8:10 8:00 I:SII ~ot Th\i b·4 &how ' To TelJ 1·•~~~~ 'l'ruUl . Peek's 8ad Girl Red S~elloo ' lo,oo G- Moore.Show WITBTHE ,u:oo LOWEST PRICED V-8 Newa of tbo !"••!!~ 13 Of> "ilhl <l:QO I !:SO" 2:00 ·2:30' . 3:00 3:300 ''00 I:JI 1:30 1:00 1:110 .... I10o 1:80 1:00 ,.) -~ Clenleftlll It a.ltlm-. nflld K1n111 City at New Yerk DttnllotiHien MAJOII ~IAGUI LIADIII A. Nallonol L G. I H ..... 82 213 41 811 .418 ... BEATtlleiEAT I Burae11, ·P itta. n 188 20 M .348 !Ill 213 40 71 .333 •e 180 28 50 .328 !'}naolo~ Cln. !Ill /120 48 72 .327 , . F. tl4 217 48 71 .327 A-lclftLKuonn, DeL 44 173 113 81 .353 Kallno, Del. &t 211:1 28 67 .332 !'ox, Chi. 82 211 28 69 .327 •cwmo••- Cepeda, S. F. Bouchoo. Phil. ·Runnels, Boa. 61 198 30 64 .322 Woodllng, ilol. 47 147 ID 48 .31-3 ltunt aattW In Noll-1 LOI- -nil~ Culll SJ1 Ioiii-. IIIIa 511 ~ You 10>e when yau buy the Jowett priced V-8 on the m11ke1-and !ll.n you keep righ1 on savingl·~ For enmple-economy. In lhe Mobilgo Economy Run, The Lark V-8 produc:ed on oulllandl"' 22.28 mila-pergaiiOII, topping 411 v.s·o in •II ~.'?'For periOI'III&Dii-you con p from 0 to tiO mila on hour In 9.5 oecondo. "?"Styled ., wtolully, it'l approved by Harper's Bwar. ~ Scr, clrivr, caapon: 1bc car ibat'a wlfl. Ding !he bearu ol America. · \ '• I· - _T"' l r - lt1 C..... Olonb 161 -·.... Notlonol 1 L_.. - ~ $UtJerfine house l'aint-for m_ore ' than 40 years a favorlte or pr~~asicmal ' .'paint«&. S~s.gj~ing white ~\lkh •' . . J .:r~···· . Mo""- ..., ,., -. c• ,, 201 Ao-. ...... ,,, .... ' "'JaM 14; ;~~~~~~~:1.~ 131 L - - ~~-~··M Kll~w. ........ 12; Yoot, Tleon ~ f ' MUM.._ Ira"' 44. AIMrlctn LMtlue - KIIIHrtw, - - 1111kewron, v . "' Trl-~ DrleiH 36; J - , lid ... 36 L - . YMU.o 36. ~- . ' ,.' .. -'•)~ Ao-, ·\ ;. . '·' ' ' ' ' ' l ' ' 8UT HOW WILL WE KNOW HIM WITHOUT HIS MASK AND COWBOY . SUIT" Wlllno. .yoO.mn Chl11.. 11 Wuh._ nlehl Pioyli', Clue Aoron, Mllw. 'Ill Tl4' 0065·· Aliff IT, cAIIEI lndlou .. .. .. . 4liZ Gb-11 8 I 10:so nO...,..,H••I ;l :1)0 Priee ~ llllht .rAJ' N.... . ' IN' NOU.E" Sl«lf!E 15 GOIN' jHOOI' ~~~... Brave~ ........ 001--• 1 l l I .I& Jtm 1 - r 8 : 2~ W•ath81~ ~·~~Hun . @,fll Tailored Protection a Baldwin-Wallace erad, has been Mloml 0.5 I HOMEOWNERS c=!jt ~~~Bell, I:1M::~~~~;~~~~::~ "" ~· 27Im, to,y your llltliii!Y 011 8 1 •:so •y011 waat a tip on 'a '· •un tblnl foz you:r homet• "'nil"'"· 164, named - head football coach at - .. - - - Berea High School, which under- ~ !~~~=INT:':.'E~RNATIONAL "LIAGUI went a aweeplng Cbiirwre in Its 7 ReehHt•r 4 4:00 Truth or C9naequencoo ' getting around on crutehes but not because his ankle Is brok· en. He suffered a painful sprain In last Saturday's game when sliding into third baae In the !irst inning, after tripling. His parents, ~r. IKld Mrs. William Criner, says Charley will be back harassing opposing batters - and pltebers with his bat- in a week or so. . Channel 3--l'uesday · .. . . \ --Charley Bush, 13-year-old Pony Leaguer of Middleport, is ... . . . ., . TiedU . TELEVISION GUlP! .wsAZ.TV Ch-nneJ. 3 .......... BARifEY Co110ty ~ .:· But lf Oklahoma-oorn Sheb had WB '•cJru.thers," ~·d prefer patching out tunes to hammlng it up on television. It figures. Sheb will rake In some $200,000, from- ' \Purple People Eater" alone. Only Throo Hlto ' "I'm not particularly proud , eel. A most unique catch was made by Earl Delawader of Pedro,, 0. He was fishing with a black eel lure, got a strike, was Kenny King, too hot for the Sporlsmans' pivlsion at the Saturday night Ohio Valley Speedway races near Parkersburg, has been put In the Modified Division. · Last Saturday night driver Harold Robson herded King's No. 14 Into second place In the fast heat and third in the Australian Pursuit. Robson was running second halfway throug,h the 35-lap fea· ture of this division when he dropped his second gear most needed in this kind of race. 'I'hls made room for a~other Meiss County stock car racer to move in Fritz Norris of Ita· · cine. Rob5on, using his high gear finlshOd out of the 'money. HOU.YWOOD UPI - Sheb Wooley, the man who horrtfled the nation laat year .b y "eompoatng" the goth·aw(ul "Purple ,People Eo.ter," leads a ·double li£e. , When he's aot ~~tribblina: mu· aic Sheb it a .character aetor on the "oRnwhide " aeries, p)ayiDlJ !P"te Nolan, scout for TV's lonaest f.'&ttle drive. enemy parks. The home atory, bowever, iJ not so good. The Indiana have a 13-1S mark in their own ballyard. Angling supplie111 now will be sl!lcking heavily the plastic black eel bass lure, If they haven't already. About the best possible "plug" for this device came from Forked Run Lake Monda-y. Game Protector Don Williams re· For a cbangf, the lnc:Uans have ported a "Doc Harrison? - fi111t name missing and address become good "roaders", win nina: unknown - caught a six pound bass Sunday there, using an 13 of 21 gagmes while playinJ in ~~~~~ -- - Author Of,'Purple PeoR!e Eater' Has Double Existence As Rawhide Star Indians Hopeful Road Trip Will Put Them Back Into First athletic l!etup. Montreal 6 Havana 3 . . . ..... ~~~~~:~~~~~=========== Bell, who was end coach at Canton McKinley since 1953, NEW YORK UP1 - Floyd Pal· places Stan 1Parrlah, who retenon and Ingemar Johao.sson tl.a:ncd. were slated t.o sign o(flelal contracts today tor their heavyweight PROVIDINCI, R. ·1. Ul'l - Wll· title f!Jht. It• Gr...., 157, P"rovklenc•, I 1., The ceremony wu to be staaed at h~adquarten of the New York State Athletlc Commia.sion, lar•e· Jy for the benefit oi reportera and photographen. ·Promot~r BIIJ Rosensohn aald there would be a ft:w changes In tod1y's commiuion contracts from LAY AWAY THAT tho original .p rivate documents signed on Jan. 29--before the aite SPECIAL GIFT FOR and date were selected. Champion Patterson, 24, and THAT SPECIAL GUY Sweden's unbeaten Joban1aon, 28, were motoring into New York from the campt where they are training for the liS-round battle at Yankee Stadium, June 25. Orloltl 9.0; LarMn, YlnkHt S·h 392 111> IIIK... r, S.naiOn 5·1; Shlw, NIW YOlK UPI - Chico Vol01, MUwou~ 9 5 Whit. Sox 55-2; Pappu, Orlol•a 1:14'4, Now Yol'k, OVIIIOiniN Pitta. 12 1. Pran, Inn. nl1ht 5·2. llrenk Ippolito, 140111, N•w Yerk WMnutlay't o..,... Loa Anttln ot Phlla,. nltht lan Pren. at Plttalturth,. nltht Cincinnati at Chlc1. . Milw1u... at lt. Leul~o nl1ht Amtrlcan LNtiM W. L. Pet, GB Chicaao 29 23 .5118 Baltimore 28 24 .11:18 I CL<!!veland 211 13 .531 II> Delroit 26 25 .510 21> 4-DaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 9, 1959 ,,'· .,. .... "~ ._;_~ ... -~-1-i · �- I .' • • • ·I Dally Se.otlne~ Pomeroy·llliddleport, 0, June 9, 19G9 Rio Grande Commencement Exercise Held Sunday attremoon llr and Mrs James Arnold 1ttended the com· mencement exer~tses held at tbe lbo Gnnde College at Rio Grande, Ohao. First Baptist Priscilla Circle Meeting Is Held ' Mrs Warren Hulburt was bos tess f()r the Prl:!!Jctlla Circle (If the Y1ddleport Ftrst Baptist ChuN'h at her borne Monday eve· nmg ~Berry of Dayton de· clUJ~ 1ddreu Has sub- Mr Loren M1ss .f l'eddte Houdasheh, ehsar hvered Ute man o' the CU'cle preSided over Ject was "How Fortunate You Are the mrPtlng and tbe aroup decld· t.o Graduate From A Small Col- ed to remember the ahut·ln as lese.'' theu P"OJect for the year. ' ,I The Arnolds' daughter, .IU.d), a fre&hman 1t Rio Grande, was an u.Jler !or the exerciseS and Vera Covert. daughter of Mr Erneat Co vet, also a freshman, sang an the college chou and Mr Leonard GWJudowsky was also a member of the chou. Mr Gwuzdowaky is m1rned to the former Rea Ann M1lls of Middleport Mrs Coleman, vice chaarman presented the pro&ram for the evenm~ Neutzling Rites Held On Saturday MEIGS - PomoroJ TONIGHT "THE HANGING TREE" Gary Cooper Marla Sehell Not Open WHnetd•r 'J'EMPL&-Middloport TONIGHT "SHAGGY DOG" f'red MacMurray, Jea.n H'llfltlll' Admi1alon 75c and SOc Not Open W.ds. •nd Thura. Mr and Mrs Ben Neut21tng re turnerl home Satflrday mght from Columbus where they attended the fun eral of hts brother, Joseph Neuttlmg held at the I.each Fun era! Home on Saturd•y mornln& Burial was In the Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens on F'lst Broad St un Frtday evening, the Colum bua Chapter of th,. Mute Society conducted servtce~:~ Mn Gertrude NeutzJihg' and !On, Scott, and Mr and Mrs Walter Hale and 110n, Bobby, of Athens , abo attended the services. Be Sure To Got A Tan And Not A Burn With BRONZTAN LOTION or CREAM .. to CREAM 85e LOTION 75e to U.25 fl.OO FREE QET A PERFE(.'T TAN TillS SUMMER GET A FREE SUN TAN GUIDE Stark's Drug Store POMEROY, 01110 MAIN STilEET Robert Byer was guest speaker when the Heath MethodiSt Church of Middleporl met Monday for their Mainly About People In Pomeroy lr LUCILLI HAWk.iNS Mr. and !.Irs Vugil Ron of Ak· ron were week end guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Eske'A and Mrs Ftorenec .Burnside Mr and Mn Clyde Headley and Mrs Clarence Barnhill and daught er, Ruih Ann, of Tuppers Pla.ms were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs Homer Holter Mrs Emma Lewis and son, Leo, of c()lumbus, were week end gue~~ts of 'Mr and Mrs. Chltries B ck They also Y!Stled Mr and Mu Fr k B ct 118 ra u · Mr and Mrs Floyd Rumflch.. of Rutland vtsated Sunday w1th .Mr and Mrs Charles Buck Mrs Eldon Kraeutcr and d&Uiilh ten, Lcda Mae, Dolores and Ro berta, were busmen vuutora In Parkersburg, .~onday Mr and Mrs Jaek Kennedy re turned home Sunday evenmg after a week end YISit m Columbus w1th her s1ster and brother m law, Mr and Mrs French Hundley and ' Mr and Mrs Wilham C Jakes and daugbter. Allison Le1gh, of Colony , N Y, were week end guests of Mr and Mrs John W1l Ham Blaettnar i\1r .Take~ and Mr Biaettnar were fraternity •b rothen In college Mrs Helen Croy and Paul Rich of Caldwell are the gueiits of Mr and Mrs Homer Radfurd, Alhens Road Mr and Mrs Homer Jladfot'd and gue8ls, Wilham and Peffrey, and ~:u c~:~ta. Mrs Helen Croy and Paul Rlch, were tn Columbus on Sunday to attend the funeral of Arthur Croy Enroute to Columbua they VISited Mr and Mrs Harry Black at Newa1 k Mr and Mrs W A Gibbs and sons, W1lllom and Jelfrcy, and Mrs Geol'gta Wllham&on and Mrs 0 B Elberfeld Wl'l t In Col umbus Sunday, to attend the Baccaiaure ate service of McKmley Hlih &hool Mrs Walhamson rem11ined for the commencement on Tuea day evenmg when her arnndson, Jon Lynn Hundley, w1JI gnduate. Mr. ,and Mrs Edward P&rfttt re· turned home Monday alter a visit in Warren with Mr and Mrs Clay ton White and flim1ly Mrs It A Pulhna who Is em pluycd in Columbus. spent the ~ek end &L her home, Texas Mn Charles Saue1, who has been on ~acatJon from Stiffler's Store 10 ,Pomeroy and her daugb ter, Mrs Walllam Welker and dH.I· dren apcnt last week an Culumbua V1s1tlng relative• They returned bome last Fnday accompanted by Mrs A E Donaldson, Mass Sally Sauer and Miss June Bailey Miss Sauer and Mass Batley are employ. ed b)l UnUed Alrlmes of Colum· bus and came to attend the wed· dmt~ of Mila Leah K Jtowlcy to AI! PAIR preclaion lr a wa~hword here GOESSLER JEWELRY ComSL • Pomeroy, G 1n the servlee He told of the fraendlmess of tbe people m theR countrtes and their Wlllmgne88 to help tourUitl! tie brought out the fact that m a lot of eountr1e1 the American Lounsts are eonSJdert;d easy prey to sell tlema to and many Ameri ca ns know nolhang of the customs and values ln other countr~es and are qu1te often cheated m deaUngs Wllh fore~gners Byer stressed Ute fact that one planmng to visit a fore1gn country should learn ail they can about th customs, what to expect, and also that knowmg the values of thml!s In the:!!Je countrlu miJht help g1ve the ImpresSion that Amer1eans are economy mmdecJ. Byer brou11ht out the fact t)lat the American Gl Is known In many countr~es as a sy mbol of Peaee and that we Will do all we can to prevent the movement of Com· mumsm Sltde& of the countries he has v1s1ted were shown by Mr Dyer A p1ano prelude by Mn Emer son Jones opened the meetmg 10 charge of Mrs Burford East, vke president, who prestded m the ab sence of the president Mus Frle da Faehnle gave the evening's de VOtiORS Tbe program, 'A New Ambas11a dor for Chnst, the Tounst" was presented by Mrs David Entsmm ger A Jetter from President Eisen· hower was read by Mn Bruce Lloyd and Mrs Entsminger alao ga,ve a reading and introduced the speaker, Mr Byer During t'he bustnes!O mcchng 11 ptcnlc was plann~d for July at the parsonage and each member Is asked to brmg a covered dish and the1r drink Prayer by MISs IBe!iS Sanborn clused Lhe meetmg , A salad course was served by Mrs c. A Emmtslh, Mrs Everett Davis and Mrs. Nan Moore with Mn Robert Coats as cuntnbutlng hostcn Mrs East prcs1dcd at the coffee service Guests for the evcnmt~ were Mr B~er and David Konknght - ,-, -,p,,k-,.- 1-ast Saturday at the 1-, m I Mr and Mrs Jame.ll Arnold Around And About Middleport were m Galllpohs Saturday even fRIDDII HOUDASHIL T 1ng to attend a dmner party at Mr and Mr1 Don Allen left the La feyette Hote1 yesterday lor thelr home In New The dmner was gtven by Mr York Ctty aner visitmg here with and Mrs Don Allen of M11m1 relaltYPr and frlenda. Beach and New York in honor of Mr and Mn Lawrence Faulk Loren Berry, Dayton, who reettY· ner from St. Albans v1aited wtth ed an Honorary Degree of Doctor hit rot'lther, Mra. James Faulkner of La\1 from the Rio Grude last s ,u1day. Mr Faulkner, who Colle'!:~ Donald Power, chalrman ~J?me preachin& at tbe Corn· of the Roard . of the General Tele does mumt:y Church at St Albans, bapphone Company, New York Ctty, who recetved an Jlono.rary Degree llr.ed l 5 convert&, iD tbe Cole m Bu..aness Admtnistrabon from Rtver Sunday before .cown& to RIO Gr.tnde and Thomas Woods of Middleport. Ctncmnatt who h111d receiv~ an Gue ..ts l,ast Sunday at tbe home Honorii>Y Degree tn 1958 and was of Mr and Mrs. Clarence Cline named on the Board of Trusteea were I..dayette Cline and Mr and at the rollege Mrs Cecil Cline and Dnld •Chne Also atlendtn~ were Mr11 Lor Mi'. :and Mrs Harold Coast ol en Berry, Mrs Dogald Power and Elmgrove, W Va , and Mr and Mrs 8~.:nny Prtce daughter of Mrs George Sr:ler of F1.1rmont, Mr Woods, and about 20 other W Va1, v111te wl Mr and Mrs fnend • of the groiJp John Ponons an aon over the weekend Mrs. Coast and Mrs Mrs ~haffer are aiaten of Mr Pa~':'~nd Mn John Parsons were United Methodist Dof RClass In Monday Meetinq Mls:>es Augusta Lneretla and Ada Gt-nhe1mer were hostesse1 to the D1ughters of P.uth Class of the United Metod1st Church on MondA\' a!ternoon at their homa on M•1lberry Avenue In tt::e ab1enee or the president Mrs Mmnae Neutzhng pres1ded at th2 meetmg, whtcb opened With ~evotluna led by Mrs C E W 0 :lWnte usmg as her topic "We Are ChoSf!n'' Twelve mem· hers r "sponded to roll call With a B1bie Yerse Ro•md robm cards were sent to se1 Jral members who are ill and ab•J to membera of Lhe chul'<':h who ue confmOO to Holzer Hos p1tal Plans tor the annual picmc which w11l be hekl m Jul), at the home rl Mn Jacob Mees, Athens, were made Dunng the soctal hour, a quu program wa:: conducted, after whtch ;~ salad cot•rse was served the hostesses Missionary Circle Meeting Held JuneS The H.uth ~ISSlOnary Circle met June Jth at the home of \irs Joan 'layman for thetr regular meehn~ CCL Executive. Commiuee Pie~ns Pic;kens Are Dinner Hosts At Huntington ton entertlined tbe Jonea Chikl Conlei'YIUort Leque met employeea and recently to mate ple.u for a at a dinner l..t family picnic of t.be ~P to be at tb": Huntine held JuD.e 11 et o:M It \be 111d- BU _.~ drudi<TJ by_.., 1 Tbe dinner was pluined to also honor Mra Geur&e Miller, who ha1 resagncct her position with Dr P1ekene Mrs. Mj.ller, the former Jane Hams. wa~ recenl)y maried to George Miller Others attendang m aaoulnn the lhe Paekena' and Mlllere were Misa Carol Hudion and her mother, Mrs George Hudson, Mr and Mrs rhomas Scally, Mr. and Mrs. IJoyd Hoffman , Mrs Mary Shatter and son, Mr and Mrs o E M.eKmley, 'lllr and Mrs Harold E Hubbard and Mrs. George Quillen. Mr and Mrs Everett Foreman were mv1ted but unable to attend le 111. YIMI'U like lk r.-Jw. llllllor Repaln Free. Af'I'Ea HOUR DEPOSITS CLEANERS Forest Owner COMVINIIMT LOCATIONS at· Ull'........a..rt" try. ......11 ......... ..., ........ itnlt!M he ......, notice lloo ... tun. ef the car'r owur. 'I'M • ...,. ..,., hiiCII c.,.t. CftrllfJ Ktckos. .,. ....,. him fw · - - : awimmlnt ,POOl. Ebtert.ailm)ent Ia XI bein& planaed. lin. l~h:hard NO. 47 POMEROY, OHIO Tbe entertaiDmeot c:oaimlUee fpr tbe evenlnl are MN. Robert Burkett, MrL Wealey Fr)' lod. BAY Alt. TO VISIT POPI ROME UPJ.- Turkilb Predder.t Celal BQar conferred witb Ita• lian oflielalJ today tbq-lq: ,a ~te VISit titat will Jnelude *n uapre· cedented aud.lenee willl tiM Pope. Bayar, who r:rrived Monday , wJil be re ...~ived ~ Pope' John XXID Tbursrl.ay jn the firlt vlalt ever f.aid ':,,.. a chief of ot M• em T:ifll:ey ~ a Boman CatbOI~ pontifl. Plans am being port Daily Vacation thiS Fnday evening at not be too long yet hltle of what they The Rev. Wanen F1ve lovely eaad1dates were nouaced today as eontender.s for abe tiUe of "Queen" of t~ Syra eUJe Firemen's Ladies Auxiliary for the annual Fourth of ,h.tly C~l ebratlon to bl held at Raeme lndet~endenetl Day Tbt Queen. when chosen ftOpuiiJ' vote, now bemg wUl ride on the Syracyse ~dl;;; Auxiliary Fire Department in lbe parafte to be held &t ~e,lne. , Announcement of the Queen will ~ made on the evening qr Jul)' 3 when tbe Auxiliary untt will sponaor • round and squart dane4!: at Uie Syracuae ;school. The Queen, at the tune of anno1.1nce meat. Will ,then draw tlur name of a Junior ~m~ ot Syracuse to be ICI.ng and fide WJth her oJi the 8traeuse no.t tn tltJ! July. 4tll par· wms MAKE YOUR SVIIIMER DRlVJNO COOLER BY USING A . ZINK'S KOOL KOOSHIN .. . .. . . .....' $3.49 • h Sales Tax· COLUMBUS (UPI) - Gov. Michael V DiSalle apparently faced his third straight defeat today on a personal proposal -this time tbe abolltion of sales ta• stamps As the sales ta bill came to a Senate vote, Democratic leaders admitted they were one or two comlnitroents Kmg (0-Toledo) still was hopmg • some extra Republican .support would sw 1ng the tide and send ttic governor's controversial 1dea, op.. posed by chanties, on Lo the House Forged Cheeks Flooding County Oaims Sheriff t in Ide. , Democratic Leaders Admit Lack Of Voting Strength For Rill short of the 17 votes needed to pass tbe stamp repealer clause 1 But Majority Leader Frank W Donald W Mill.s has been promoted to Superintendent of Personnet a~ the Graham Plant of the Vanadium CorporatJon of America New }Iaven, W. V& C G Adler Plant Manager, hiis 'announced. .I Well! Mr. MdlR, formerly Personnel Aaslst-.tnt, joined Vanadium bt 1952. 11e started in the plant aa a proclueUon worker. The po11tions he held were furpace operator, tapper and overhelftt crane oper· ator In Cktober 1~5 be Wll transferred to the P,enonncl De· parlment as Personnel Assistant. Don " , ' craduole Of Ohio Uni· ing to aU merchant& in the county to ua more eaution m cubmg of checks The sher1ff 1a1d today tint his off1ce !n recent week.s haa been Awamped w1th l.'omplaints Of bad ebecka. He 111d, "I've got a drawer full of these bad cbecb and m('re are lurnlng up every day The C!ounty is betng Oeoded and there ltas to be a halt to 1t somewhere ' The Shertff today asked that all m,.rchant.s be more careful lin the ca1hlng o! cheeks and if the person for whom they cas:h a check Ul unknown to them to demand l)()Sitlve Identification before .. ,.ab1ng any ebeek Harlf'nbach. uid that the maJOraty of the checks whu~h have come 1.,to hiS poueulon m recent weeks from local merebants have all be~ forg4;es. The House was set to vote today on jumpmg Oh1o'~ auto h · cense tag fee from the present a year to $15 The extr~ 20 rmlhon dollal'tl a year would be used for local roadbuildma pro. grams Regiltratlon f~s ffJr trucks, traders, motoreyctea and Interstate and transit buses would also be raised Ori8inal Bill Cut The salee tax bill 11 thoe last of seven levies the goYernor entered 1n the Le&.tslature owhen he proposed 260 mJUioo doUara m new taxes for the next two yeara. Or· 111naUy, the bUl earned a poUo!n t1al 191 million dollars After cu~ .and compromtscs, It has 37 million left, pr~..mardy from. ••o -Puttmg the penny sales tax back oo Items costmg 16 through 40 cents 07 mJihon) -'Placmg wme and hquor UD.der the 3 per cent sales ta.1. Also to be laud would be tee sales, hotel and motel room bills, non agncult.ural feed and seed. and expiD81ves ;Most Of these Jll'OYISiOilJ held at lean 11 ~50 chance of panmg the Senate. The bulwark of Oppoittion wa• t~ be thrown -at lhe repeal of man of M'ltlcllii>Orl, and lb""'llo" ' tr'""" ulel tn stamp&. two children Cynthia Ann ~ and 'I' The governor bas already lost Sberm,n, 5 Ill• •nd Mn. M•Us re USffies8 I 0UfS oo bis proposals to aboliab lbe s1de at 49f Uncoln Street, Mad· rort)'·JeYeft Meigs farm youtll death peoalty and chaqe OhiO'S dleport, Ohio. many of ~hem owners of healthy pubbc utihty rate-makmg formu· bank accoual:!!J earned from edu· Ia. cabonal proJ«ts, Tuesday learned D1Salle has been scornful of the first hand what happens to tbeir stamp sys~m as an eHective money means of enforcing the sale• tax, They were Future Farmen of pointing out that Ohio 1s the only Amer1~a. Future Homemakers of state that uses it, and that mil· Amenca and Farm Bureau Youlh hons of dollars must still be colm back asseasments Council members who made the leeted hnt or three sebeduled tours to agamst merchants. CINrift.s a,, ua Dls.ll• CCLUMBUS UPI- Ohto Selec- study "ofr the fatm bustneu." Howard Nolan, Racine Vo-Ag Opp01ing tbe governor are two tive Scrv1ce headquarters today tssued a July draft call for 630 in1trao::tor was chairman of ar- strong forces The chat1tles that men, more than 100 less than for rangementa for this tour wben oollet"t redemptions by tummg m the Farmel'B Bank and Savmgs the stamps, and State Treasurer the same montb last year. Co., and the Pomeroy Nat1onal Joseph T Ferguson Tbe highest call for the yeiJ' Balik .lvere vi.Jited , Ferguaon has been .ttulldtng up was In February when 771 men Theodore T. Reed Sr, '11leodore biJ: own Democrallc followang by were t:alled. Low call for the year T. Reed Jr., and Mrs Mary Kina: givmg the lucrative stamp egen· was June when M3 were Inducted. were host. of the group at the CieB' to "deserVIng Dcmocrata'' 10 All draftees in t~e July cill FNS Co. Edilon Hobstetter, Ro· most counties tiP 22 yesrs old unless a vol· bert Coates, Richard Cbambers Straw poUs taken Tuesday unteer or delinquent. and Mrs CharloUe Evans helped showed at leaet 10 of the 13 ReThe call, by area eountie1 . in the tour of the Pomeroy Na· publicans and seven of the 20 Atberua 6, Gallia 3; Hocking 2: tional. Democrats preparing to vote Jaekson 3; Lawrenee 3; Meigs 3, At ~oth institutions' baDit: fad· agaanst tbe stamp repealer. Vinton 2 and Waabington .. litiea 'llere demonstrated, an a~ Among tbe bolting Democrats rs count was "opened" and ways almost the enttte SIX - member • a per: on em uae 1 bank y.oere Clevelaod deleption oulii\ed. In 1\telldar'• action, the House Tbe tourists also vasited the voted, 93·14, for creating an "At· Jackson Credit Office, Mulberry ricultural Produeta Promotion Di· Ave., wbere Clyde Walket wu vision" m the State Agnc:ulture holt and the Landmark: Stor& D~partmenL Reps. Ralph E where Jack c.tne)·, Kenneth MU- · FiBber (R-Wayne) and Harvey J. ler, Robert Burson ind Eueene Brumbaugh (l)........py-eble) pleaded Buekl~">y expJ.tned operation1 fo rtbe bill to catch up Wttb other Plans were announeed todty for Hr. Nolan, with other leaders states' crop publteity. a Rec6rd Hop to be beld Friday. and mltructon 1n the local vocaFiaher u1d no appropriation for June 12 at the Sacred Heart tiona! extension end youtb eoun· the d1v1slon la yet included in the Church au,ditonum from B to 11 eil groups, will lead the second House-approved budget, but be p. m unCier the sp6riaorship of tour next .Monday, June 2:2. to hopes to have 80me money ID· tbe Sacred Heart Guild. ttle e061Dty courthouse then to serted m the Senate He said Mrs. E. Conde and Mrs Mar· the Ohto VaHey BaJdni co., plant Ohao's tomatoe&, potatoes, apples, tin Grueser have been named to in Middleport. The tour starts cheese and other products are the ticket committee for the af· at 9 30 a. m. tbrougb county of· among the foremost in the eounfall' Mrs. Remo Nieri and fiees try. Mr1. Bacon t.o tbe publicif.)' · . The House Highways Committee MARKET REPORT 'voted Tuesday nigbt to reoomand chaperone C!NCINNATI UPI-Produee: mend pasu.ge of the controversial committee conslSts of Mrs. M. Egp, mostly unehanfed to 1c bill permitting the Highway DeHatkett, Mrs T Scally, Mn. J. lower, unsettled, suppliea ample, partrnent to borrow money from Diehl, Mrs Rose Sisson, Mrs. conaumera, wbite and brown at the state employes' retiremeat Paul Cnci, Mrs M. McCullough, f~rma A jumbo 24-28. A large funds to buy advance nghts of Mrs. T, Hannigan, Mr:!!l. Agnes A medium 14-18, A •mall way. Lengen, M1ss Martha Howell, 20-23. 10-15, B taqe 1f-18, underendes House committees alsO recom.Miss Anna Howell and Mrs. Fred 9-15: l.!elivered FOB Cirlcinnati mended passage of bills to make Gobel Sr. A laree 2:f.30, A medium 21·24, B CoJunlbus DQ a legal Ohio llouday, and to increase inherttanet~ laree 22..,., eurrent receipts 10. taxes by about four million dol· Po!dtry, fryers unchanged to 1ars a year while gMog dlreet. 'i!c hilber, offerings lighter at descendants hiaber exemptions. The Senate was to Yote today low side ofranae. demand better, hena about steady, decreased live. on aUowing WSaUe to appoint a offeriugs, drell!led demand fair: commwion to recommend to the ehlCbo pric:e1 at farms, fryers .2- next Lcgialature whether :to abol· 1-2 to 4 lb. 14-16, heavy hens 10. •sh capital punubment. ReltUblle· R. L. Jacoba of Ben rranklm 12, Ucbt lien• 8-B fryer pr.tces ans want the LegialaUve Servlce Store, Pomeroy. baa been named 71.000 1~14; 42,800 at 14 1 2, Commission to make the atudy. The Senate passed and sent to a aeeond qrlze winner In the 71,100 lit 15, 28.000 at 1$ ·12. 18, the House a bill giving to\Vnship "Shopplnr Spree • Sweepstake•" 000 at 18. Ready to cook poultry, fryers employes the IIDle tuJ.l..time hoUdealer ~nteat, sponsored by Kimberly.Cllll'k Corporation, manufac- ateady. unch2nged, fa1r to good day pay eUglbilit)' DOW 1eltabllsbed and for county •nd city employes ~ paper od cellu\Dse prG' nlea reported at wholesale retail lenl-. hens improved Final Pf!JSS&Ie WO al10 etven tO duct1. , Jaeobo will receiVe a $100 sav- shgbt!y, Uve of(eiifti:J, bena de· the bUI aUowinl the Sqte Health for eloael.y predletiftl livered FOB Clllclnnall, 1ryors 1 De........,t to reqlllre ""' I~· number of consumer eD· 1-a Jb 2i8 to zs 1-2, beos ' lb, lollons In, dOII-ni>I<JI. epl~ M• F e1gs arm y h OUt Bem11·Off Fann B ' 630 Summoned For Duty In July Draft Call \ DR. . WITMTHIO .I -eauaiq eotbmtnl 'Wm'k II a !fMt bl t~ f1thman.Stern PieediUy, beau1iru1 trea&e-mistant 1 washable, aeeds little or ae tu, piak or pay, 7te15. · IS IIPINSIVI J Junior Sizes- Misses Sizes - Hall Sizes OTHER DRESSES · · · · · · ·· · · $U5 to $13••5 Elberfel: ... ~ ' I'MOetby, ~ieod· ¥n intoxication wa1 linea t2t a~d 'to pay the fine and remanded to tbe Joil. ' 'd f ." ..·" • door trackS for, c~eli, room dividers, shelves, radiator enelooure s • Make yo11r own screena. . • , .. ePllln, embossed and perforated sheet aluminum e'l'll~lng a,od ace~.. f~r qble, chair legs, railings, luggage rac;ko, 101 uses. ell's ea•y and tun .to llilk~ tbJqs y'olll'self. Save Umo and money. • I ~ · (AIB·CONDITIONED FOR YOtJ.RSHOPPING COMFl Work After Week Strike 1 Tb.o mteuu~Ulng tor ... people's vfl.te tbls Nonmber on low· erln1 the minimum wage from 21 ..:..won 1n 80-47 vote TUesday. But that wa11 1hort of the 84 votes for three·flftha approval required lor Conltituttonal amendment to & Snorkel•- leach Bolls- Lifo Jackett a chance to Show a School. '"'""··' .~, Baptist Church has DONALD W. MIU.S ~even lawmaken or failed to vote in the RhodeTlc G. Wodlng Paola - Fins - Swimming Moab will be presented is pl~<l, 8Q as to New Promotion I propo,.b. CHARCOAl nm••ram o1 the Middle· .:~ll.J- ;~lri~ buy your ......,. ........... -- ..... .......... ThurMiy ,.rtly ,._., end . ., . wtth •atl• . . M ~lg<J County Sheriff Robert C. Harten~;oach tod:~y !Aaued a warn- for tlie c:ontest is now be· Flot She,ets, Tubing, Strips, Etc, Make YOlll' own inl~'ll!eable storm wlnd,ows ·~liding ~ ....,,.,..,. •• r:s ..... ....... .. IINGLI COPY-Ic been the Dean of and Mrs. sbtant dean All 1 have CO<>PC'ral••d Uvlllk LOOK .....Oh* •..,.................... ,. ..... r &hool Vanadium Corp. Program Anoouneing. The other candidates Jh. the com· petition wUl be attendants to the Queen for the Fourth of July fe• ONLY THI ... . . Untt.ll ,... 1•1•••• acing Defeat Before Senate Mra. WiUlam Sliter. BRAZIERS KOOLERS• enttne ........... . . . e Plan To Piekena. Millers Visit InN. Carolina Weather June 10, 1959 ._.te or • • ~ Meml'ler• wbo have been ap. pointed on t1le food eommiUee are Mn. Bernard. FulU. · Jln. Uonel Boee:a, Mn. )5:ep- Jlc.. Etblnn.,, MrL Alfred Roialh ad Mr and Mra. Jeue Hauy and family spent the evening with Mr. and Mn. Norman Hraell of LOlli Bottom. . Damll ,Roberts ot Herlderao~. W V• called on hla parents, Mr. ilnd Mrs. Sherman Roberts apd family Tueaday " Summer Picnic Supplies tile whole family wlllla T... ,...., u. ..... """' ""''doy I MOORE'S -------- ---- Alii DAitLAI,. dleport Park wtth tab\U near: dl.e 6 HURT IN ILAST Hf!tOSHIMA, Japan UPI--S1x perso'ls were reported In eerious cond1t:on today as a rdiull of in· juries "eceived m a powder maga. m Cotumbus Fraday on bl•s.me11' une e..:ploslon which injured 97 Mn Walter Bunce IJ II patient personto Monday night Authorl· at Holzer Hospital. ttea WC're investlgatlne the eaute SUDf!:lY Jlnner guests Mr of the blast L nolds E. Reynold• and Val M: H sRc.~o wen and Mr. Mra and III~:.::===========:::====;;;;:;:;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;; Mrs Charles Brafford, MTs Wm Dtnge., of Logan, W. Va, lfr and Mr.t Walker Stone, Glendale, Cahfo• n1a and Mrs. Peter Stace, li)CaJ Vuu•mg last Saturday with Mrs .Tame& "aulkner were Mr. and Mrs A At.derson, Soutb Charleston and their !;laughter, Jdn Kenneth Brotb'!rtton, Dunbu and her dau ghter Dmuer guests at the home of Mr and Mn G G Werner and ~on Jao.k Sunday were ber par· ents, ~lr. amt Mn Cbarle• Tipton of Kyger~ Mr. and Mn. George Willian Durst and fam1ly, WeU.ston and Mr and Mrs. Norman Stewa"t and family, locel Rev and Mrs. Konkright and Sandy Brewington lert Monday mornm,2 to attend the yearly conferen< e of the Ohio Methodist Churches at Lakel' de ' near Cleve· l.and Miss Brewlna:ton was the }outh delegate for the Heath Me Lhodis! church They plan to re· turn nE"xt Monday Mr and Mrs Richard Owen fJmdy wert'! m Columbus :he weekend visltang w1th h1s father and brother. The v1ce prestdent Dorothy Bentz opened the meeting wtth prayer The tbeme of her devo Lwns "HIS Hands" and closmg Bradbury Church of Chrut Mr and Mrs Charles Eskew and Mr · and Mrs Myron Maller and d wtlh prayer !am1ly and Mrs FI orence Burnsl ~ Lela Sayre havmg birthday son, Jame:!!l left last Tue&day to entcrt.amed a group of relatlv~ thu m'lnth gave to the blrtbday visit In A1hvllle, Norttl' Carohn• Saturday evening at their home on fund ~nd 9 collochon was also with his aunt and unele, Mr and West Main St Guests were M1 and Mn Han&on Miller and her uncle Mrs Virg11 Role, Akron; Mn taken 01mong the members and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Par New buslnesa was that a reCharlcs MartiA and son, Clarence: wu elected Mrs Hayman Mr and Mn Hanson Martin and also took a trip Into the Mr and Mrs Leslie Burnaidc. all Ruth Uolman for the MountaiDil and visited the uf Athens, Mr and Mrt Wiilard and seconded by Leli Pools and also Mt Wilson, F:nterprise, and Mr and returned home Sun Mrs Glen Thoma and daughter of lmonth .: lrcle report cards fyr the Chester were filled out by the A .:roup of relatiVes enjoyed a pre21ident Mrs Audrey Hart program leader The topic chicken hat1beeue dinner -~ was "The Town and Country evening at the home of Mr. Mrs Homer Holter, Chester Road Churches" With ftve speakers Present were Mr and MrR C D laking part were Clayn Ja.hnson, Ji'recker of Pine Grove, Mr and Naomt Stobart. Fern Johnson, OoM>th!' Bentz and Ruth Holman Mrs Roy Holter and family A motion was made for the M.r and Mn Homer Holter Mr and Mrs Roy Frecker 011 tcr· lmeetlng to adjourn With more than h11lf the members absent, talned a (~roup of friends with Mrt Haym11n served refreshments chicken danner Sunday to the Jollowlng melJlbers . Naomt Stobart, Leta Sayre, Oorotbv Bentz thelr home, Pine Grove ~ were Dr and Mra Sellm wlcz and daurhters, Audrey Hart, Ruth Hotman, Fern and Mrs. Raymond Frecker, Johnson, Clarys Johnson, two visltor.J Mary Curtis and Nondu1 pers Plains; Mr and Mrs Headru·k Huffman and family and Mr. -------Mrs Fred Sm1th and family Chester. Mr. i':nd Mrs. Hobart Dodderer and daughter, Theresa, have returned to their home in CoJum· bu1 after apendln(l the weekend with her parentt. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kl'!lerson, Minersville and Mr and Mrs. Pete Dodderer ol Tupp<:!rs PJalna. PHONE 388-Y 111/llt - TJie nxeeuUve. eommlttee ol the Dr and: Mra Ray R. Pickens •nd • ·CHUCm FOit TODAY A Family Picnic ·;;:::a llllkll BEFORE AND WS C S of the regular meeting at the Church at 7 30 Mr. Byer told of hls travels ln 11 foreign countries while WATCH IIIII IIi• NEWS Of THE AREA Heath Methodist WSCS Hear5~ Byer Describe Foreiqn Travels Mrs Earl Smath was devot10nal leader for the evemn.g w'th the openmE prayer given by Mr! Gene Coleman Othrrs at the meeuns were Mrs Harold Thomas, Mrs Mickey Miller, Mrs Charles Vroman, Mrs FR.NCH KILL ..71 Wllli:Jm Demoskey, Mrs Riebard ALGIERS, A1ger1a UPI- French Hovatkr, M111 Jac:kie fl_.<:e and for-;:es killed or wounded 471 one iUf'&l, Tereu. Thomu Algerinn rebels and took 211 othera priaoner last week, the Mrs Hulburt served a deuert French army reported Monday course at the ccmclus1on of the n1Pt French lo15Eia were put at evemnt 84 killed Pomeroy Bend THEATRES SOCIETY· Arnolds Attend Dinner Party At Gallipolis Rev. David Freeman waa a• signed to replact Rev. R. G. ElUa as pastor of the New jllav-. Hartford Circuit at 1the west Virginia Nleth~itt- Conference llild lalt wee); In BIICbanrtoo. Guild Planning Reeord Hop For Friday June 12 1• :obs Is Second Place Winner In National Contest Ibo ·-~...• ondover2i8tollll-& ......, ' � 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 9, 1959 kautz