https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c8e875c9477c18aedd0427824d8b17cc.pdf 0adf9a6758054bc444c848d555049f5b PDF Text Text iSa-vall)' ' -' ' ·· Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 10, 1959 f11.AN &AKI SALE t raised throu.gh lhe eveol will be 'ne lluo1l 'hen Club will eon- used for the Muon Youth Center. 7tuet 1 Bake Sale at the e and 8 An)'one wiahing to contribute may ~ ia Mnon City on S.turda> do so by contactms: any member l'mt 13. atarUnt: at 9 a. m. Money of the club. SOCIETY· Enterprise WSWS Annual Picnic Herd On T,uesday NEWS Of THE AREA The ~nnual and YOUNG BOYS ,_ barefoot leenna • • • 10 eool, 10 comfortoblt, so light. Thi• • "it" for thow carefrte houn. Smartest colo11 In durable -··~ fabrict with prices yCM~ can afford. ., boor Has Opened ". An imagina~y plane trip to a dominion republic ya~; held with Mrs ..Husted as an i nstru ~ tor of geography; Mrs . Thomas Bentz. stewardess; Mrs. John Smith as imlructor in hb· tory and Mrs. Selim Blazewicz Mrs. P:wl Frick and Mrs. Her· berl Dixon, who made a visit to church institutions. The worship service opened w1th prayer by Mrs. FranCis H. Glazier followed with scripture readin~ by Mr~ . Brown. Group singing of "Trust And Obey" with Mrs . .J::.hn Smith as accompanist, preceded prayer by Mrs. Brown which roncl uded the program . Mrs Glazier. [lresident, conducted a short busineS! session and members responded to roll call with a verse of scriptur(' and th~ book of t he Bible from which it was tal{e n. Mrs. Glazier announced that the Society was , inviter! to visit the Society of I the Rev. Roy Carmichael's church at Jacksonville. rt was agreed to visit them on JUI}' 17 and present a prr,~ram . Mrs. Bentz, sec· retary or spiritual Hfe distributed "Fe!IOII'ship of Prayer and Steward!lhlp" covenants. A rrayer circle led by Mrs . Bentz, when the sick of the comn.nnity were remembered con r.luiled the meeting. Attending were those named above and Mrs. E. N. Arnold, Mrs. Jl)hn Frick. Mrs. James Will Mrs. VictOr Young Jr., ond guests ·dd t Ob' Bev. Glazier, llfrs. Guy Bing, Miss Mr. and Mrs . Harry W . Stover of MI lepo~ • lO, an; Elsie Arnold, Geraldine, Paula nounce the engageme-nt of their daughter, Shetla AnDe, tt: and Frtdie Fdck , Marjorie and James o. Hubbard, son of Mr . and Mrs . Carl L. Hubbar~ of Brenda Bentz, Effie and PhyHis Syracu&e, Ohio. . . Blazew1cz, Ann Ohlinger, Vickie, Miss Stover is a graduate of Middleport H_J~h School. Sh~ Chueki&, Diana and Janice Young attended Ohio University where she was affiliated. wi~h Phi Beverlv Jane and Reeky Will and Chi Delta Sorority. Miss Stover is presently teachmg m the ,s_";;";;";;;;D;;I·x;;o;.n..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Lancaster School System. . · I' 1 HARTLEY & BENNETT SHOE STORE "Middle Of Upper Block" POMEROY OHIO Mr. Hubbard is a graduate of Pomeroy High School •nd r-----------------·· 20 th at the First United port. ou Can Presbyterian Mainly About People In Pome,oy o Around --- The World FOR 80 DAYS ' AND NEVER FIND BARGAINS LIKE THESE ly LUCILLI HAWkiNS Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crumbly and sons, ·Phil and ·Billy, of Wellsville and Mr . and Mrs. Glen Rutledge ot East Ll verpool were we~k end Dr. Elsie. W. S. Tile Hart and Miss {;rum~ ~;:!~"'.~~of ' attendl!d the ·graduation of Crumbly at Ohio UnivP.rslty on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Coopu and Dan White and dauahtcr, Bar· mol"nint~ for baro , left Tuesday Brecksville to attend Com mem:e· menl at Breck11vllle -High School when the Jormer's grandson, Wil· Ham Uogcr Cooper, will graduate Mr. and Mn, .Oelphin Wchnu~ were reecnt guests of his parents, Mr. and Mra . Harry Wchrung and other l'elativca. Mrs. Edwin W~rung anti child· rcn, Donald, Dennis and Janiee, arc visitmg at Ml. Angel Oregon, with her rathflt:, R. J . ~Berning . Mrs. Mabel M1mkin is a patient at the St. Juseph HosPilal, Parkenbur.:. Mr. ond Mrs. t1arence Andrews and family and guests, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence WILHam Andrews of Quonset Point, R. 1., apent the week end in Dayton with relativet und attended a reunion of the Eskew family on Sunday. Clare Jennlnl!ls of Coral Gables, Fla ., arrive4 Sunday for a ~everal weeks vialt. with her grandfather, Peter Jcnnlni!IJ. Mrs. Ne!He Johnson of Pitts· burgh arrive dloday . for a vialt with .Mrs. William Jlaxtcr. Mr. and Mra. Robert Gooeh and family have moved from GalUpolis to Flatwooda. ' Mr. and Mn. Osmer Gooch and friends of Gallipolis and Ross Jones and Mr. and Mn. Don Thomas of Pomeroy wel'tl sunday guests :~Ira. '' I ' 1957 FORD 6 CYL. PICKUP $1295.00 1955 CHEVROLET 2 Ton Dump R11ady To Go- Motor Reconditioned $1595.00• 1959 FORD F600 Dump Truck 2 Speed Axle, 5 Speed Transmission. Like New. ONLY 6.000 MILES $4795.00 1951 FORD VB PICKUP A-1 CONDITION $595.00 1951 CHEV. 1 Ton Van Body Dual Rear Wheels -ldeai For Produce, ' $59$.00 1956 FORD 8 Cyl. 3-4 Ton CAB and CHASSIS Only 25,000 Miles. Excellent Condition. $1195.00 PRESTON MOTORS USED CAR LOT Phone 233-X D·resses FO! Thai Hoi Summer Weather · JUNE'S .DRESS SHOP "'The House Of FUhion" s-nd 11. Mt.Nio,.... enta. Si's-so-n-=-'s-A~tt-en~-d-:-Graduation At Cincinnati Elder MMI. Tim Sisson and aon, Fred· die, were in Cincinnati last week end to attend the eraduatlon of -M n. Siuon'1 nephew, Joseph John· 11on, aon of Mr. and Mra. Joseph Mathews. . 'Mr. Johnsan graduated lr:ptn the · Elder High School on "iday evenina: in a class of 289. Ttte nadua· tlon exerciNa were held at Taft Attdltorlum. While there they also atteQded the ,btsebaU doubleheader on Sunday arternqon. D of A MIITING Tbe .Past Councilor& of TbeodorUI Coudcll, •Da\llhterJ of .AJnerlta, will meet Thul'lday evenlna at tbe home of Mrs. Mu Meinhart Wlt.'i Mrs. Heney :ftelbel u .eO-aloma·~ of Mr . .1nd Mta. E. J. HUL Mr. and Mra. Dav:id Do....We and tnd friends of (olumbui 'ilit· relaUvea in the aHa on ,S fn· ur ru net,...,..... ..,._ I I. Pomeroy-Middljoport, Ohio, Thursday, Juoe 11, 1959 • STRETOI SOCKS SKIRTS Floe anklets lor lo~~&er wear. Stretches. White cotton and nylon to lit sizes 8Y.i to 11. 59c full pleated styles and pencil sUm styles - prints - gay plaids - GIRLS SUMMER ' floral PAJAMAS· bor- Dainty patterna. Lace & ribbon trimmed. Sizes 4 to 14. Baby Dlill sl,yle. · der prints and solids. SIZES 22 TO . 30 $1.95 Children's Reg. $1.95 BLUE DENIM Children's Sun Suits BOXER LONGIES Sanforized blue denim with two pockets and elastic waislba•nd. Sizes 2 to 8. Small, medium and ~arge eizes rand Nzea 2, 3 and 3X. A}l comb- ' -ed ootton in solid colora, checks 88c """.uipes. FOR· BOYS end GIRLS OVEWL PANTS Mr. and Mn. Wllllam Houck (Julia Mitch) and small daughter, Beth, of Marion, Ohio. came laat week end for a v&ait with her ·par· enta, Mr. and M\&, P, L Mitch, and his parents, Mr. and IMra. Robert Houek in Gallipolis At the morning worahip service Beth was ~aptized at the Heath Melhodist ~hureh in Ml4dleport by the Rev. Raymon Konkrieht. Mr. Houck left Sunday to , attend a meeuna In C.bicaao or the Berkline Furniture Market and Mrs. Houck wUl remain bere for a two weeks vlalt with her par- I ' men's summer skirts FRIDDlE HOUDASHEL T lioucks Visiting At Mitch Home y at ~ l'...- ,..,__,. . ent111e . Outstanding values in wo- Men's Big Y1Dk Mn. John Bacon and ll)n Jack spent the weekend at H"llaboro. Mn. Bacon's niece, Judy :Sianken ahlp and friend, Nancy Blair, of Hlll.s')Gro, returned home with her and are apendlng the week here. .,.,_ I'• • . GIRLS TWIRL $1.95 and $2.95 Middleport Mr. and Mrs. Dale (Jock.) Wal · burn and son, Steven, are moving from the M"rs. Bo-b Miller apart· mcnt on Third Ave. to the Grant house!! on the corner of Main and Pifth Streets. Mra. Joe M11gnotta rMary Seines) and children spent last week with her parents, Mr. and . f4rs.. John Seines. Mr. Magnotta eame tor the week end and the Magnotta& returned lo their home in •Princeton, W. Va., Sunday. Cpl. 11:nd Mra. Edward Lee Me· Comaa spent the week en~ with hi s p.arenls, Mr. and Mrs. Lee McCQmall and Diane. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitch and children, David and Steven, of Martins Ferry. vi lilted over the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Mitch and her parE:nts, Mr. and Mrs. John Seines Mrs. Mltcb and children bad come earlier and 11pent last week with the · Sclne11 1 1bde at Ctpc Cuaveral from Uled roc.tet part.a." ' VOL XI NO. 48 Women's Summer About Church, Middle- e podiod 11 the Air Force miJtUe teat cellter ~ · a.tt:Jcter on its bumper tllli rtadJ • Floor Coverings- Furniture- Appliances- Ready to Wear Draperies- Housewares- Men's Wear- Dry Goods Around And IS serving with the U .S. Navy, aboard ~he U_.S.S. Forrestal. The invitation wedding and reception Will take place _June S' c,\PE CANAVERAL, FIJ. A 1!1111 eoomtible Store Wide June Sales I I CIWCIO.E FOR TODAY - ' er e picnic of the W: ;ws Following a picnic supper at 6 1 p. m. the regular meeting wu held with Mrs. Alire Thompsor oresenting the topic "A Wide wciiilii . of the Enterprise EUB Cb•Jrch was he!d Tuesday .al L'le hoo.1e of Mn. fo::>rl Brown and Mrs. Claude Husted. Engagement Is Announced fOI YOUNG . $1.69 Made of 10 ounce de111im -Sanforized -.shrunk - full cut ¥Moth graduated dlmensicms fOr fit end comfort. Tr-Iple lll"clied. Size 29 to 44 $1.98 . ' II, R· opened the wttb attack on the gover· . GOLDEN STAR Scott Family Napkins fURNITURE POLISH ',. Deep te~ture gives you springy strength, Stays put on ~· your lap . Wet-strengtb. Pink, yellow, turquoise and ct ...., white. IIA>eommonded fO< !)up>. lac- • ' quer, 80 Nopklns- Size 13 by 13 Inches. pollllt.., ·· proledl. vami.tl. and .enameJ:' 12 OUNC;I 2 pkg~. u.l5 ond ...... 29¢ SIU r Siesta SMOKERS • 59c i .' Bra•s lacquered finished smoking stands. With amber ash trays and weighted bases. JUNE SALES 3 Position Recllulng Back wlth one blltld adjustmenl $7.00 $18.95 to $24.95 • • L o • ' STROI.LEit- SLEEPER- WALKER Big Selection of Colors a~d styles. ,, SALE! Just . 17. Regular $1.75 . ' ALL · PISTOL SETS Fuinifllre Bullet loading Fanner 110 Gun plus 8 all metal play bollets. Fan it - hand smoker - cylln~r revolver. · $2.00 OTHER TOY SPECIALS . Reg. U-~1 lllagnelle Buelioll Gomes .. :. , .. ·. J . • .a.eo · Reg. 1.21 PID Amerieu Super 7 CUpper A!"J!~ lie Re&. 98e Mellll Toy Trueka .......... .' .;. , . , . : • ·lie ' Flo6rCmtftlts -, . r '· .. " TVS.tuni Appl~- ' ' T.; .~ ·' ' ' !I•• Dellv""" To Y""' AIUI properiJ lnltaUed' ' •' ELIERFELDS .' STORE .IIOUR,S, . 1Dd Every Illy I • . •' ' Th~ "·' ..... ': ·. Of Til• Weell ( .tA.'M. faJ.P.III. ... ~·- ) . ' Except Salur;Wa -A.M.IOIP... - ~ t . WILSON BADMINTON ~ETs : . • .... ,' .. ,,; . ~~~.. 1 ,PLAYil JlADMl~N lll'l'l! ..... , .. , . ; ... lUI . '·' . J . The Hard.ya attended telidOna the National Square. ~ , Festiva' In Denlfer, Colb., later danced at a lodle on top of Plle~e ';: Peak, 14,000 feet above aea, ·I·~ ' !Enroute home tbey atQpped one afternoon in \ cOlorado SpJLrla ,Wi vilit the widOw of '"Pappy" S~w , , ' ! foul!der or UJodern IQ.Uil'e·. dd.cing. Am:arU~, Tpaa.r 'tal Vq.u, New Mexfeo, Otlaho.._ att, ~ or sa •nd St. Louia ··wtre aom.e of their other It~' Herdy's rel-t~veL to 'vi*Jt kf. �--- fHtbAJLY $ENTINEL ,. 2--.,.Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 11,1~ ' . · ~ i! 8Y ILANCHI M. HJ.IKI'NS on the "town green " Saturday . .. will be the fust such event spon- soced..by them in two years. ihf hot day, ''SuY.n 'don't .,.ou Want 'to come in here (dJning room), you mu-st be 10 hot oot ' lreveral times last summer firemen made tetltative plans for "One of these popular social evemngs Each time somethmg caused cancellation - a competing social eh;ewhere , rain • or conflict with other civic affairs Gen· et'~l chairma·n is Robert McElhinney. Wayne Gibbons, fireman and councilman, also ts m tile thick of planning this ice crei:lm social ~e there. • J'No, ma'am, fm doin' fine, juat C~Jol aa a cueumber", and the lady or the bo\1.88 cotog out to see, found out wh;.·• She wa.1 ironing dihctly in front '>f the re{rigeratof, with the 1ce box door wide open. . very widely used way to raise a few ~ollars lor this or that club's pel project. Church groups, firemen, auxiliaries, even school-bas. ed think ,ljrst Of the ice ere a~ money ,. needed f<>r a new tuba, uiplmel~\ a Boy Scout Troop, or just to an empty treasury. u.- ••• have • firm root in Am· Ukely they are something cities where no one has time • of cake or a stack of ice ·ere m in public in company with a ·heighbor from down the street. We don't know how. or when, this bit of small-town Amertc&na originated. One of its early torms surely was the oldtime "box supper social" used in' country schooJ houses or the sJfles drained by the Miosisslpp1 River. lOt~ Interesting form . II even was more~ a ~ial, event than the ice creampciii)(M t!llliY. Mi~ marrl"'eS were f!t·st ·PomtrDf, Qhio ~e Wf.t a capacity crowd at· tendtftg' thi'btek Held Record Hop whh:!'h Waa held Friday in the Ma JOn YoMh Center ,1\ppearing with Di.-xwarr "The Crysfala", a I'Ock 'n' -'rtl1 l!orljbo, who scored a b1g hltrlflfta th6 audience as d1d Dick Rlblif. Membar• or the 11crvlnp: com · mlttee and thiiperc.nea present we~ f'lr. and Mn. Hoyt Sayre, Jr., Mr11 ?il\ll1Burn•. tBetty Winston, IBI1nche Hlcleel, Mra. Hilbert Staf· lord, Mr. and Mn. ttenry Rell mlre, Jr and Charles W11lk~r. Mil · 10n nifht pollc:em~tn. trlea, abo are a firat rate game foJlowtn(f aueau: Mn:. carol iBuet, Velma Sttoeart of Athena. preserve. Sullivan stld: Middleport; Min llary Cbapm1n, Mrs. Ohve Ina:raham and daueh- 160A. :.018 Tt Rll, Olive. ::-:::;;;:--;:; after apendina: ten daya with hb nephew, Mr. and Mn. Denver Par· sons ol Fellsmere, F1oridL Mrs Chloe Fink Ia visiting her daqnter, Mr. and Mrs. Niles Strait of Wheeliq. Recent callers of Homer Parker were Joe •Phlllipa, John Keck, Rev. Tom Wellb, Jlm oeni.8on and Richard Grueser. Week- End Special . . . - . - . .. ... . .. . lb. 75c Stewin!l 8e•f ....... , . . . . . . . . lb. 69c Beef Short Riba . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 39c ovornl~~~ I 'e. Ptu. llld lAO .u.s.. ··-· Sunday atternoon &uests ol Mr. Tlte Koller holdtnp, aometllllti opened ber m•nv ~ lovel".. Cifb. d over 8.000 acrel in aU, with ~>.bout Refreshment. of cake deeorated an Mn. Homer Parker were Miss '100 to 1110 acres beiaa held lor with wedding beU.. :tool-aid, cof. Wilma Hermann of Cbeabire, HowJH)IIlble e~pti~Je lluminum indu• lee a~d minta were auved to the 1ard Parter of Cheater and Min English Cut ·¢tbSSWORD oblcurt u. Tim• of I Beef Roost . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . lb. 69c ' \' oap which • weddlni bell Wll IUipend· Theafter evenina: was1111111 spentSnowden Plll'lDi ed. tames wbieh at lARIIYilfe, Sunday. Stout, Parcell, SaJem . Robert Mu.uer, Columbw:, 1 pent David R. }fUner, Dee., to the w~t end with his mother, Mr. Hattie M. Mlaner abd Mary E. and Ml'l. Earl Kine. Hack, Allid. for Trana., Salem. u RusselL Co., to .... ra. Eth e1 Nel1on, Dee Thomu, John K. •ndirnvlllltment Ma- A. Michael, Clara lly..eU and Osa Turner at· '' tended a at)'le revue at tbe O. u. Lot 37, Rutland. Cen~ in Athens reeenUy. Maraaret Mae and Dtin K. Bater Mr. and Mrs. LewJI Rupe and to Martha Buchanan, .Pu-cela, ramily are apendini two weeU 0 11 ve. with hi• grandmother, Mra. Alma Edlth H., a.pc:1 Theodore T. Rupe. Reed to orrln F. and Mary E. 11111 1 More Low Meat Prices! S~ntlnel 1. Hautboy T.A llav '1. Without a a:Uta were placed on a ta.,le over Admx .. eomt~ . IO<l&la liS.Pnmo ml .. lltar .......... lava 18, Dllo II.... ft.""· llllf Ill. Not lt&lt 10. MUll• 11. tow.lt ...,...- ~~~~pM&~~~~ ' COLUMBUS ·u·PI ---14A $24!!,&31 contract let by JS,ent State University trustees lnclt~ded on&y about M thousond dol·~ IQ'- · ~~ndteaP· Ina: around a-l_.n~il b\M(d~~, Finance Dlrectt\r '.lln"t,. ~ lttl told Gov. Michael Y. Dil~llt t ay. ' 1ueat or MI.. IJndt iParkel", Saturdty. Mr. and Vra. Aronld Rleharda of Middleport apent Sunday evenilil with Mr. and Mra. Dell Luckadoo. Mr. and Mra. Guy Mutchler spent Sundllf evtnina with Mr. and Mrl. Floyd 'nloma&. Recent callel'll Of :Un:. Bertha Am01 wert Mia& Cbrlltlna Church of ~thene and Mr. and Mrs. J 11. Mc~·arland, MllliDon. Mr. and Mra. Clyde; Craven and ehUdren of. Mont Calm., W~ \l'a., tbe Week eoct-wi\h Mill! Opt reated lh'i'ee Ne'w f.'ll•tle, Pa., teene-aen aftlr- 'thiY ltlandoned 1 1tolln ear at ·neaf't)y JaeJtaontown. W AllllliiQTOII UP! ~aldent i Blaenhow-.r hu proclahntcl llC!lt Sunday 11 .n11 Dt¥. "' Uf1ed all Americans to 'dlultY . the Oa1 at their ho~e1. 'III,Tuljlia MOMI Lee RudlaiU ·li .~tutninl home tpday from ·Holler ·!l:o&pltal alter 18~~ Utere. lie will 1tay In bed Y!f*• ""'"'~ a ' . ),two It tiiJ' L I h ..viii" wa. ~ • lo1lowift1 tor- y..., "" '!I' ·~r ....,.., land tu Freda Welling, Parcels, O,ange Frer:la Welling to Creston 0 . ilnd Phyllis Newland, Parcell, Orange. John R and Ruth L. Duerr to lrvmg Karr, Jr., Parcel, Pomeroy Wilbur E. and Mary E. GUlJ. Jan to Paul and Maxine Hollman, ' • A&P Super.Right Tender.Lean Mellow-Smoked FUlL SHANK HALF WHOLE Smoked Ham 49.,: lb. lb. BUTT HALF Smoked Ham 55.: lb. Shank f.nd of Ham 35•1b. -- Butt End of Ham 39.,: lb. ' 1 '' \ LOIN HALF t RIB HALF lb. ,L END Of RIB END OF Frying Chicken ... , . . . . . . . . . lb. 35c Stewina Chickens . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 39c FrHh Sliced Fresh Hom Pork Butts Whole Conned Chicken . . . . . each 89c ................. lb. --• - - - -- - • • • • PORK CHOPS Sho¥ Htlf LOIN CUT . . .-.. . .. . . .. ... . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . .. -- lb• • • lb. 79c BIB CUT 43c 33c 75c • • • • • lb. lb. lb 49c LHn, - t r • • Spare R1bs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 49c lb 9c A&• S-loht Thick Sticod • 4 Bacon . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 lb. pkg. 99c Cottage 'liutts ...... , .. , . . . . . lb. 65c s-... Bacon Squares ........... , . . . lb• .25c FINE BIG ONES ... VINE RIPENED -- eaotaloupetJ Dotty annd..;. Chalco of._,, Fhlla•'Lhw Dog Food ........ ' . .. .. 12 - 16-oz. c. . 19c _..., ...... Shel.lie leau · ··· · · · · ·· · 2 - 29-oz. cau 59c ·- .,.. er..m. Style Golllen Corn ·· · · · · · · · · · · 6 - 16-oz. cans 79c TOMatots · ··: · · · · · · · · 4 -15~-oz. c-. 49c JUMBO 27 SIZE .· -IIEIIRO'II, O. lll'l "- '!'be otate Htihway ,p •trol We<! ..lday tr· " YOU HloYI TO SCRATCH VOIIIl ITCM- · - ...... ·-·· . , . . _ Guatltr TOLEOO, 0. UP! ..,.. )1\remen had to walt for--m~ U..n<&n hour enrly today lor offlchdl1.ot the Toledo Trult co. to artlve· ao ihe firemen could Jet II). l hot plate left burnlni when the bank wu closod Wednelday bumed a hole throuP. a tible lftd l&nited 200 emptY money bap. ' tit JUIT 15 MINUTII S. . E. Hawk to C. 0 and Pbyllla N~ wl;:md, minerals, Oran1e. Creston 0 . and PhyUis New· ........ The EdltQ1' l The church buement waa deeorated ln green ~nd yeUow aad tbe Gulltrle. ::~:::~·::~·::· ;~:ddl•c. .. wu honored with a bridal abower at the O!.rbttan Cbun!h, Frldt)' evenina. Hoateaae• for , the oeea• ion were M.n. Jud)' Snowjlen, )fu. Doria 'n!om11 and Un. Pearle Canaday. o. and Nellie Tewb Robtr~ L. and Wuda S.rre to Lot 101, Berttla Sayre, Lot, Pomeroy. Middle!>OI'f.. Buthnd hrnlture IDe., to .ArFreda Well1ng to- Edward 0 . nold 11., Herau.n L. , Paul K, and Nellie Tewlubar;y, Lot lot, Geora:e o.. and Wendell E. Grate M1ddle~ort. 14/ ICIOA. RuU10d. Sidney and" Donna RuNeU to Danville CitiMn fdepbone !A Ray and Norma Heco.x, Lot 170, Freemont St.evertt, Pr-1!1., .Marie Middleport. TUrner, Sec., to Joe and liiJDnle WIIUam M. and Loi.a J . Qarlr: Strict, 1'4 A, Salem. to RenOJIIIt R. and Mabel Harman, Pareeh, Rutland. W1Jbarn W. Chait, Gdn. ol Mat garet C Mu~~er to prviJie W. Cbaae, und ~ Int. BOA, Scipio. Wllli.am W., miVe A., Orville W., E1mi~e Chase to Cbarle& G. and C1:-rie Sheets, OOA, 531, Sci· pio. Geor1e D. Guthr1e to Albert If. Sales Tax ··MailBag i. • Goldie Edwnd 0 blry to Freda WllhnJ, ville; Mrs. Paul Shoemaker • of Wdliamaon. Middleport; Jean Slden. Sabra Mr. and Mrs Dayton Paraona Canaday. Wanda WH.Ilaml, Connie and lane returned home Monday Black, Judy Chase, •Betty Wllllama, Rutblane lloush, Ethel Nelaon. Mary Wolfe, Bett)' Sidera. Cora Plummer,' JuJia Grate, Fern Sweeney, Eva Fleming, Noretha P1emniJ, Joan Wlae, Janet Morrla, Edith Wllliamaon, Donna William· son, .PbyUia Sncrwden, Jean ·P arkplo)'ca. er, Verna &lowden, Joan May, Thelma Michael, Addle Michael, Jessie Grueaer. Hila Bar.lter, Ethel Nicholson, Myrtle Donahue, Fave Harriaoa. Katllleen P1nt, Isabelle (Continued 'rom P... 0..} Nelson, •Pear;! (Jttle. Joan Stewart Still &en in the 25-year-old Marie IBirchfleld, Fay Sauer, Jetsllmp 5YIIt.,m are the 3 per cent frey Snowden, PauUne Buell;, Allee redemption ot stamp's .f.ace va- Wllliams. Adeline Snowden, .Reva lue, collected mosUy by charities Snowden, Ethel Snowden, Betty and U,e 1 JIC:r eent aa:ency eom· Hobatetter and Barbara V&nMeter. 8111:TH ANNOU.NCID One ot tbe criticisms or aiHili•b .Mr. and Mrs . .Paul Patterson are Jna the stamps was that by awlteh announcing the blrtb of 1 ~~even \ ing lrom the pre·pald syalem, In pound five DUbee •on born Sunwhich merchanta buy stamp be- day, June 7, at Holzer H01pit1l. fore coUeetlng Ute tlx, to a po~t­ The little one has -been named Jef pald ayatem, there would be a frey Owen and Ia lbeina welcomed two-month inter'm ln which nO by a sister, Roxanna. · ulet~ tax revenuea would be Maternal erandPJrents are Mr. eollected. and Mrs. Hiram Slawter. Car Nles were p;z.empted after nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs:. Pepple ar&ued that there would 0. 0. •Patterson. be no delu in collecting these 'Mn. Paul Barnes and children l'fll'enues. The taa on auto salet or iPomel'O)' were Surtday eallen was and would be colleeted at the of .Mr. and Mrs. noyd Thomas tiMe of sale. Besides, Pepple said iMr". and Mrs. Ke,nl'l.eth Michael the ltamp. have no special en· and Mike or Cbilll~otht~ were Sun· fotceJUent value on car JiJee. day guests of bi1 pareot1, Mr. and COME The tax must be pald belore the lira. J. E. Michael. i:H owner gets bia car title. Mr. and Mt~. Forrest McCann ~ and family or Charleston were the Sunday guests of ber parent&, Mr. and .Mrs. ClarenCe Prlee, Several from ber attended thl:l recital presented by · Miss Maril)'n 'turner at Middleport ~ently. Among tboae attendlna were Mr. AT A&P! and Mn. James Titua, :Miaa Tlullma M:icbael, Mrs. Bertha Amos, Mrs. Gra'ce . Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Tu,r.ner •n,d famUy, Mra. Robert Canaday and Sabra, Mrs. .-~---~---~--~1 C. 0. Chapman, Mu. Anl'l Webster and ramlly, Mrs. Mary Beard, MJn Etna Gardner, Mrs. Bertha Lasher, Mrs. P. A. Jividen, Misa Carrie Round Bont~ Shoulder Stansbury, Mr. and Mrs Ira Wolle and Mra. Jestle Molden. LHn lhef Rout Rev. Tom Weills was a Sundo~ dinner gueat ol Mr. and Mrs. King. LHnaon.lMI Mrs. Ethel Nelaon tillted Monday even~na: wHh her euuldn, WDI'Ie)' Russell o-r Bailey .Run. Mr. Ruuell was recently returned Cut-Up Trtr .P adc rmm Holler HoapltaJ" where he waa confined with Injuries received in a sawmill accident. DI"HMd - --- Tender, Plumtt Mr. and Mn. James Hutton ol Grove City, apent Sunday with hi• Wlihovt GITtt.IS .. .. 3V. lb. con aunt Mr. and Mra. Ernett MoldeJ~, llln !BJllle Lou Martin ••• , an 'The Editor's The Dal1y Miss Alberta Snowden Is Honored ., ..,.,!:!l!!.ridal S.'!~:;~~~r ~!p,~t Rutland : Mi• Alberta Snowden eral 1erviee1 for Mn. Don Gorby land nine bave been killl on roads and bi.Pw.aya fa the area since last October. Quail alao are pleatiful." A run protnm ol Ofllaniled reereaUon Ia carried ou& lor KAiser employes. FtelliUea inelude a clubhouse. plenic areas, batl ltelda. a goll range, arobery nnae, hikJn& traila, trap rtDJe and c:hlldren'a pl..)'lf"Ound. He uld tlJ m being uJed bf the eompall)''s 2,833 em· I I UIJilJ 1 three-aere, fhH.Dd·one· :ball acre, and twoaue lake lor fiatuDJ end plcnlckJna litea. Artotbel- 1.8 acte lake ia tJillq. "Bua are IJ'OWillJ like cruy ln these lint lakea," Sullivan reported. He deaeribed 10-inch bau on· ly a yur old. Conatrqet.lon oa. the 8-aeu lake wbicb Ja aebtduicd to be open lor pllblle uae 11 alread)' be&Wl. f'llna caD for ill compietioa thia summer. Land Transfers Pomt.roy; Mn, F'reda Montaomery ten ol .Pomero)' were Sunday "Deer are so plenUful on our and ~in Joan Montgomery, Lints- ev~ning cueats pf Mrs Garnet ~·ery , ice c;ream social has become a I,AKII aiiNG aUILT Fmploye1 ol Kala:er alnad¥ are Did You Know That? .; When 'Middleport flremen serve ice cream eyeQ.in&, year bull. Harvut ahould Mart iD 18 )'eara. • OPPORTUNITY FOR SOCIAL INVENTOR ari~~es Dally SenUnel, Pomoroy·lllddleport, 0, June II, 195~ IC.Wiauod • - .... Pool t.mmentating Editorially ......... '• New Lake ,. S, PIC;CIA;J~J - ~ . . cu:KEY lt-MKNIFt· ' ' • ~- "' ! ' lfol House .•. il!.r Blpe .Tomatoes -• ... lb. 35.,: Y BUYS! ill .{ ~. • 80TTI.E •CA)'I , WllhPwk ·,;,..,-CltOiii ·ror _,_ SIIGAIED or SPECIALt-BE(i. 73c ,• I_b. ..... . lb. 4tc ····C.......... · ·· ·· · 2 - ,29~i. ens 7• o,... PI•IIONII ____ Hen Peaches - .' - 3 lbs. 49.,: UTS " Fruit Codt.al CAROLINA . , . YELLOW MEAT,% iDeh IDd UP Secollcl Helplllftl ' ' Sulta111 ---. In Syrup ··· ·· · · · · · · ·· · 2 - 46-oz. cans 59c " ' - - -.. .... 11.......1.. Del Monte Drink · · · · · · ·· 2 - 46-oz. can 59c Ann P111 AND SIX Col• • 0 R ' ••,, *1.oo:··· · ·Rortl . cr..,., • ,, r• F Ring - ea. 39.: ....., Pailcor Lemon Pie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . each 43c ,.,..... Oltm.l . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . Z doll. 49c rb Pie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . each 4~c Loaf . . . . .. . .. .. . . , . ea. 29c fl.( Drink PeaniltiUtter . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . .. 24-oz.. ,. 55c • s.ltana leans .... :. . . .. 2 - 52-oz. ... 59c , ....... lluffacl OlfnS · ·· ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · ·.. 10~-oz. 'fqio 49c Our Own lrand · ' . Tea lags · ·· ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · Pkg. of 64-:- 49c .. . . . lockllorry ' ~ ·:········· ·········. 16-oz..l.- 27c A~ P,... IIICW.rr,' 0, lldHt.rt'J . J.UV. . ................... :. . . 12-ol. ,., 25c A~~... NatDoa Relig · ·· ·· ·· · · ·· ··· · · ····· · aV..-oz. jiif 19c . _ ,... , ....... ltrlit Muhtd ......... :, ......... 16-ez; jar 19c A"'! llita . , . Fludt Dmslng · · ·.· · ·· · ' ·.· · · · · ·. k.jar 19c w.. u.....,. ,....... . . (lrws Pea-.s · :.· ·:· · ·· :._.·; 19-o~ .... 33c Worthman ---- a.,,.. P:ltftn . ...... - .. . ' .. .. . . . 29C.; . �--- fHtbAJLY $ENTINEL ,. 2--.,.Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 11,1~ ' . · ~ i! 8Y ILANCHI M. HJ.IKI'NS on the "town green " Saturday . .. will be the fust such event spon- soced..by them in two years. ihf hot day, ''SuY.n 'don't .,.ou Want 'to come in here (dJning room), you mu-st be 10 hot oot ' lreveral times last summer firemen made tetltative plans for "One of these popular social evemngs Each time somethmg caused cancellation - a competing social eh;ewhere , rain • or conflict with other civic affairs Gen· et'~l chairma·n is Robert McElhinney. Wayne Gibbons, fireman and councilman, also ts m tile thick of planning this ice crei:lm social ~e there. • J'No, ma'am, fm doin' fine, juat C~Jol aa a cueumber", and the lady or the bo\1.88 cotog out to see, found out wh;.·• She wa.1 ironing dihctly in front '>f the re{rigeratof, with the 1ce box door wide open. . very widely used way to raise a few ~ollars lor this or that club's pel project. Church groups, firemen, auxiliaries, even school-bas. ed think ,ljrst Of the ice ere a~ money ,. needed f<>r a new tuba, uiplmel~\ a Boy Scout Troop, or just to an empty treasury. u.- ••• have • firm root in Am· Ukely they are something cities where no one has time • of cake or a stack of ice ·ere m in public in company with a ·heighbor from down the street. We don't know how. or when, this bit of small-town Amertc&na originated. One of its early torms surely was the oldtime "box supper social" used in' country schooJ houses or the sJfles drained by the Miosisslpp1 River. lOt~ Interesting form . II even was more~ a ~ial, event than the ice creampciii)(M t!llliY. Mi~ marrl"'eS were f!t·st ·PomtrDf, Qhio ~e Wf.t a capacity crowd at· tendtftg' thi'btek Held Record Hop whh:!'h Waa held Friday in the Ma JOn YoMh Center ,1\ppearing with Di.-xwarr "The Crysfala", a I'Ock 'n' -'rtl1 l!orljbo, who scored a b1g hltrlflfta th6 audience as d1d Dick Rlblif. Membar• or the 11crvlnp: com · mlttee and thiiperc.nea present we~ f'lr. and Mn. Hoyt Sayre, Jr., Mr11 ?il\ll1Burn•. tBetty Winston, IBI1nche Hlcleel, Mra. Hilbert Staf· lord, Mr. and Mn. ttenry Rell mlre, Jr and Charles W11lk~r. Mil · 10n nifht pollc:em~tn. trlea, abo are a firat rate game foJlowtn(f aueau: Mn:. carol iBuet, Velma Sttoeart of Athena. preserve. Sullivan stld: Middleport; Min llary Cbapm1n, Mrs. Ohve Ina:raham and daueh- 160A. :.018 Tt Rll, Olive. ::-:::;;;:--;:; after apendina: ten daya with hb nephew, Mr. and Mn. Denver Par· sons ol Fellsmere, F1oridL Mrs Chloe Fink Ia visiting her daqnter, Mr. and Mrs. Niles Strait of Wheeliq. Recent callers of Homer Parker were Joe •Phlllipa, John Keck, Rev. Tom Wellb, Jlm oeni.8on and Richard Grueser. Week- End Special . . . - . - . .. ... . .. . lb. 75c Stewin!l 8e•f ....... , . . . . . . . . lb. 69c Beef Short Riba . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 39c ovornl~~~ I 'e. Ptu. llld lAO .u.s.. ··-· Sunday atternoon &uests ol Mr. Tlte Koller holdtnp, aometllllti opened ber m•nv ~ lovel".. Cifb. d over 8.000 acrel in aU, with ~>.bout Refreshment. of cake deeorated an Mn. Homer Parker were Miss '100 to 1110 acres beiaa held lor with wedding beU.. :tool-aid, cof. Wilma Hermann of Cbeabire, HowJH)IIlble e~pti~Je lluminum indu• lee a~d minta were auved to the 1ard Parter of Cheater and Min English Cut ·¢tbSSWORD oblcurt u. Tim• of I Beef Roost . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . lb. 69c ' \' oap which • weddlni bell Wll IUipend· Theafter evenina: was1111111 spentSnowden Plll'lDi ed. tames wbieh at lARIIYilfe, Sunday. Stout, Parcell, SaJem . Robert Mu.uer, Columbw:, 1 pent David R. }fUner, Dee., to the w~t end with his mother, Mr. Hattie M. Mlaner abd Mary E. and Ml'l. Earl Kine. Hack, Allid. for Trana., Salem. u RusselL Co., to .... ra. Eth e1 Nel1on, Dee Thomu, John K. •ndirnvlllltment Ma- A. Michael, Clara lly..eU and Osa Turner at· '' tended a at)'le revue at tbe O. u. Lot 37, Rutland. Cen~ in Athens reeenUy. Maraaret Mae and Dtin K. Bater Mr. and Mrs. LewJI Rupe and to Martha Buchanan, .Pu-cela, ramily are apendini two weeU 0 11 ve. with hi• grandmother, Mra. Alma Edlth H., a.pc:1 Theodore T. Rupe. Reed to orrln F. and Mary E. 11111 1 More Low Meat Prices! S~ntlnel 1. Hautboy T.A llav '1. Without a a:Uta were placed on a ta.,le over Admx .. eomt~ . IO<l&la liS.Pnmo ml .. lltar .......... lava 18, Dllo II.... ft.""· llllf Ill. Not lt&lt 10. MUll• 11. tow.lt ...,...- ~~~~pM&~~~~ ' COLUMBUS ·u·PI ---14A $24!!,&31 contract let by JS,ent State University trustees lnclt~ded on&y about M thousond dol·~ IQ'- · ~~ndteaP· Ina: around a-l_.n~il b\M(d~~, Finance Dlrectt\r '.lln"t,. ~ lttl told Gov. Michael Y. Dil~llt t ay. ' 1ueat or MI.. IJndt iParkel", Saturdty. Mr. and Vra. Aronld Rleharda of Middleport apent Sunday evenilil with Mr. and Mra. Dell Luckadoo. Mr. and Mra. Guy Mutchler spent Sundllf evtnina with Mr. and Mrl. Floyd 'nloma&. Recent callel'll Of :Un:. Bertha Am01 wert Mia& Cbrlltlna Church of ~thene and Mr. and Mrs. J 11. Mc~·arland, MllliDon. Mr. and Mra. Clyde; Craven and ehUdren of. Mont Calm., W~ \l'a., tbe Week eoct-wi\h Mill! Opt reated lh'i'ee Ne'w f.'ll•tle, Pa., teene-aen aftlr- 'thiY ltlandoned 1 1tolln ear at ·neaf't)y JaeJtaontown. W AllllliiQTOII UP! ~aldent i Blaenhow-.r hu proclahntcl llC!lt Sunday 11 .n11 Dt¥. "' Uf1ed all Americans to 'dlultY . the Oa1 at their ho~e1. 'III,Tuljlia MOMI Lee RudlaiU ·li .~tutninl home tpday from ·Holler ·!l:o&pltal alter 18~~ Utere. lie will 1tay In bed Y!f*• ""'"'~ a ' . ),two It tiiJ' L I h ..viii" wa. ~ • lo1lowift1 tor- y..., "" '!I' ·~r ....,.., land tu Freda Welling, Parcels, O,ange Frer:la Welling to Creston 0 . ilnd Phyllis Newland, Parcell, Orange. John R and Ruth L. Duerr to lrvmg Karr, Jr., Parcel, Pomeroy Wilbur E. and Mary E. GUlJ. Jan to Paul and Maxine Hollman, ' • A&P Super.Right Tender.Lean Mellow-Smoked FUlL SHANK HALF WHOLE Smoked Ham 49.,: lb. lb. BUTT HALF Smoked Ham 55.: lb. Shank f.nd of Ham 35•1b. -- Butt End of Ham 39.,: lb. ' 1 '' \ LOIN HALF t RIB HALF lb. ,L END Of RIB END OF Frying Chicken ... , . . . . . . . . . lb. 35c Stewina Chickens . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 39c FrHh Sliced Fresh Hom Pork Butts Whole Conned Chicken . . . . . each 89c ................. lb. --• - - - -- - • • • • PORK CHOPS Sho¥ Htlf LOIN CUT . . .-.. . .. . . .. ... . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . .. -- lb• • • lb. 79c BIB CUT 43c 33c 75c • • • • • lb. lb. lb 49c LHn, - t r • • Spare R1bs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 49c lb 9c A&• S-loht Thick Sticod • 4 Bacon . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 lb. pkg. 99c Cottage 'liutts ...... , .. , . . . . . lb. 65c s-... Bacon Squares ........... , . . . lb• .25c FINE BIG ONES ... VINE RIPENED -- eaotaloupetJ Dotty annd..;. Chalco of._,, Fhlla•'Lhw Dog Food ........ ' . .. .. 12 - 16-oz. c. . 19c _..., ...... Shel.lie leau · ··· · · · · ·· · 2 - 29-oz. cau 59c ·- .,.. er..m. Style Golllen Corn ·· · · · · · · · · · · 6 - 16-oz. cans 79c TOMatots · ··: · · · · · · · · 4 -15~-oz. c-. 49c JUMBO 27 SIZE .· -IIEIIRO'II, O. lll'l "- '!'be otate Htihway ,p •trol We<! ..lday tr· " YOU HloYI TO SCRATCH VOIIIl ITCM- · - ...... ·-·· . , . . _ Guatltr TOLEOO, 0. UP! ..,.. )1\remen had to walt for--m~ U..n<&n hour enrly today lor offlchdl1.ot the Toledo Trult co. to artlve· ao ihe firemen could Jet II). l hot plate left burnlni when the bank wu closod Wednelday bumed a hole throuP. a tible lftd l&nited 200 emptY money bap. ' tit JUIT 15 MINUTII S. . E. Hawk to C. 0 and Pbyllla N~ wl;:md, minerals, Oran1e. Creston 0 . and PhyUis New· ........ The EdltQ1' l The church buement waa deeorated ln green ~nd yeUow aad tbe Gulltrle. ::~:::~·::~·::· ;~:ddl•c. .. wu honored with a bridal abower at the O!.rbttan Cbun!h, Frldt)' evenina. Hoateaae• for , the oeea• ion were M.n. Jud)' Snowjlen, )fu. Doria 'n!om11 and Un. Pearle Canaday. o. and Nellie Tewb Robtr~ L. and Wuda S.rre to Lot 101, Berttla Sayre, Lot, Pomeroy. Middle!>OI'f.. Buthnd hrnlture IDe., to .ArFreda Well1ng to- Edward 0 . nold 11., Herau.n L. , Paul K, and Nellie Tewlubar;y, Lot lot, Geora:e o.. and Wendell E. Grate M1ddle~ort. 14/ ICIOA. RuU10d. Sidney and" Donna RuNeU to Danville CitiMn fdepbone !A Ray and Norma Heco.x, Lot 170, Freemont St.evertt, Pr-1!1., .Marie Middleport. TUrner, Sec., to Joe and liiJDnle WIIUam M. and Loi.a J . Qarlr: Strict, 1'4 A, Salem. to RenOJIIIt R. and Mabel Harman, Pareeh, Rutland. W1Jbarn W. Chait, Gdn. ol Mat garet C Mu~~er to prviJie W. Cbaae, und ~ Int. BOA, Scipio. Wllli.am W., miVe A., Orville W., E1mi~e Chase to Cbarle& G. and C1:-rie Sheets, OOA, 531, Sci· pio. Geor1e D. Guthr1e to Albert If. Sales Tax ··MailBag i. • Goldie Edwnd 0 blry to Freda WllhnJ, ville; Mrs. Paul Shoemaker • of Wdliamaon. Middleport; Jean Slden. Sabra Mr. and Mrs Dayton Paraona Canaday. Wanda WH.Ilaml, Connie and lane returned home Monday Black, Judy Chase, •Betty Wllllama, Rutblane lloush, Ethel Nelaon. Mary Wolfe, Bett)' Sidera. Cora Plummer,' JuJia Grate, Fern Sweeney, Eva Fleming, Noretha P1emniJ, Joan Wlae, Janet Morrla, Edith Wllliamaon, Donna William· son, .PbyUia Sncrwden, Jean ·P arkplo)'ca. er, Verna &lowden, Joan May, Thelma Michael, Addle Michael, Jessie Grueaer. Hila Bar.lter, Ethel Nicholson, Myrtle Donahue, Fave Harriaoa. Katllleen P1nt, Isabelle (Continued 'rom P... 0..} Nelson, •Pear;! (Jttle. Joan Stewart Still &en in the 25-year-old Marie IBirchfleld, Fay Sauer, Jetsllmp 5YIIt.,m are the 3 per cent frey Snowden, PauUne Buell;, Allee redemption ot stamp's .f.ace va- Wllliams. Adeline Snowden, .Reva lue, collected mosUy by charities Snowden, Ethel Snowden, Betty and U,e 1 JIC:r eent aa:ency eom· Hobatetter and Barbara V&nMeter. 8111:TH ANNOU.NCID One ot tbe criticisms or aiHili•b .Mr. and Mrs . .Paul Patterson are Jna the stamps was that by awlteh announcing the blrtb of 1 ~~even \ ing lrom the pre·pald syalem, In pound five DUbee •on born Sunwhich merchanta buy stamp be- day, June 7, at Holzer H01pit1l. fore coUeetlng Ute tlx, to a po~t­ The little one has -been named Jef pald ayatem, there would be a frey Owen and Ia lbeina welcomed two-month inter'm ln which nO by a sister, Roxanna. · ulet~ tax revenuea would be Maternal erandPJrents are Mr. eollected. and Mrs. Hiram Slawter. Car Nles were p;z.empted after nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs:. Pepple ar&ued that there would 0. 0. •Patterson. be no delu in collecting these 'Mn. Paul Barnes and children l'fll'enues. The taa on auto salet or iPomel'O)' were Surtday eallen was and would be colleeted at the of .Mr. and Mrs. noyd Thomas tiMe of sale. Besides, Pepple said iMr". and Mrs. Ke,nl'l.eth Michael the ltamp. have no special en· and Mike or Cbilll~otht~ were Sun· fotceJUent value on car JiJee. day guests of bi1 pareot1, Mr. and COME The tax must be pald belore the lira. J. E. Michael. i:H owner gets bia car title. Mr. and Mt~. Forrest McCann ~ and family or Charleston were the Sunday guests of ber parent&, Mr. and .Mrs. ClarenCe Prlee, Several from ber attended thl:l recital presented by · Miss Maril)'n 'turner at Middleport ~ently. Among tboae attendlna were Mr. AT A&P! and Mn. James Titua, :Miaa Tlullma M:icbael, Mrs. Bertha Amos, Mrs. Gra'ce . Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Tu,r.ner •n,d famUy, Mra. Robert Canaday and Sabra, Mrs. .-~---~---~--~1 C. 0. Chapman, Mu. Anl'l Webster and ramlly, Mrs. Mary Beard, MJn Etna Gardner, Mrs. Bertha Lasher, Mrs. P. A. Jividen, Misa Carrie Round Bont~ Shoulder Stansbury, Mr. and Mrs Ira Wolle and Mra. Jestle Molden. LHn lhef Rout Rev. Tom Weills was a Sundo~ dinner gueat ol Mr. and Mrs. King. LHnaon.lMI Mrs. Ethel Nelaon tillted Monday even~na: wHh her euuldn, WDI'Ie)' Russell o-r Bailey .Run. Mr. Ruuell was recently returned Cut-Up Trtr .P adc rmm Holler HoapltaJ" where he waa confined with Injuries received in a sawmill accident. DI"HMd - --- Tender, Plumtt Mr. and Mn. James Hutton ol Grove City, apent Sunday with hi• Wlihovt GITtt.IS .. .. 3V. lb. con aunt Mr. and Mra. Ernett MoldeJ~, llln !BJllle Lou Martin ••• , an 'The Editor's The Dal1y Miss Alberta Snowden Is Honored ., ..,.,!:!l!!.ridal S.'!~:;~~~r ~!p,~t Rutland : Mi• Alberta Snowden eral 1erviee1 for Mn. Don Gorby land nine bave been killl on roads and bi.Pw.aya fa the area since last October. Quail alao are pleatiful." A run protnm ol Ofllaniled reereaUon Ia carried ou& lor KAiser employes. FtelliUea inelude a clubhouse. plenic areas, batl ltelda. a goll range, arobery nnae, hikJn& traila, trap rtDJe and c:hlldren'a pl..)'lf"Ound. He uld tlJ m being uJed bf the eompall)''s 2,833 em· I I UIJilJ 1 three-aere, fhH.Dd·one· :ball acre, and twoaue lake lor fiatuDJ end plcnlckJna litea. Artotbel- 1.8 acte lake ia tJillq. "Bua are IJ'OWillJ like cruy ln these lint lakea," Sullivan reported. He deaeribed 10-inch bau on· ly a yur old. Conatrqet.lon oa. the 8-aeu lake wbicb Ja aebtduicd to be open lor pllblle uae 11 alread)' be&Wl. f'llna caD for ill compietioa thia summer. Land Transfers Pomt.roy; Mn, F'reda Montaomery ten ol .Pomero)' were Sunday "Deer are so plenUful on our and ~in Joan Montgomery, Lints- ev~ning cueats pf Mrs Garnet ~·ery , ice c;ream social has become a I,AKII aiiNG aUILT Fmploye1 ol Kala:er alnad¥ are Did You Know That? .; When 'Middleport flremen serve ice cream eyeQ.in&, year bull. Harvut ahould Mart iD 18 )'eara. • OPPORTUNITY FOR SOCIAL INVENTOR ari~~es Dally SenUnel, Pomoroy·lllddleport, 0, June II, 195~ IC.Wiauod • - .... Pool t.mmentating Editorially ......... '• New Lake ,. S, PIC;CIA;J~J - ~ . . cu:KEY lt-MKNIFt· ' ' • ~- "' ! ' lfol House .•. il!.r Blpe .Tomatoes -• ... lb. 35.,: Y BUYS! ill .{ ~. • 80TTI.E •CA)'I , WllhPwk ·,;,..,-CltOiii ·ror _,_ SIIGAIED or SPECIALt-BE(i. 73c ,• I_b. ..... . lb. 4tc ····C.......... · ·· ·· · 2 - ,29~i. ens 7• o,... PI•IIONII ____ Hen Peaches - .' - 3 lbs. 49.,: UTS " Fruit Codt.al CAROLINA . , . YELLOW MEAT,% iDeh IDd UP Secollcl Helplllftl ' ' Sulta111 ---. In Syrup ··· ·· · · · · · · ·· · 2 - 46-oz. cans 59c " ' - - -.. .... 11.......1.. Del Monte Drink · · · · · · ·· 2 - 46-oz. can 59c Ann P111 AND SIX Col• • 0 R ' ••,, *1.oo:··· · ·Rortl . cr..,., • ,, r• F Ring - ea. 39.: ....., Pailcor Lemon Pie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . each 43c ,.,..... Oltm.l . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . Z doll. 49c rb Pie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . each 4~c Loaf . . . . .. . .. .. . . , . ea. 29c fl.( Drink PeaniltiUtter . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . .. 24-oz.. ,. 55c • s.ltana leans .... :. . . .. 2 - 52-oz. ... 59c , ....... lluffacl OlfnS · ·· ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · ·.. 10~-oz. 'fqio 49c Our Own lrand · ' . Tea lags · ·· ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · Pkg. of 64-:- 49c .. . . . lockllorry ' ~ ·:········· ·········. 16-oz..l.- 27c A~ P,... IIICW.rr,' 0, lldHt.rt'J . J.UV. . ................... :. . . 12-ol. ,., 25c A~~... NatDoa Relig · ·· ·· ·· · · ·· ··· · · ····· · aV..-oz. jiif 19c . _ ,... , ....... ltrlit Muhtd ......... :, ......... 16-ez; jar 19c A"'! llita . , . Fludt Dmslng · · ·.· · ·· · ' ·.· · · · · ·. k.jar 19c w.. u.....,. ,....... . . (lrws Pea-.s · :.· ·:· · ·· :._.·; 19-o~ .... 33c Worthman ---- a.,,.. P:ltftn . ...... - .. . ' .. .. . . . 29C.; . �I • • \ ~ddleport EdgeS Racine 4- 3; Indians Wili_8-2 ·4c-mnys.hunel,t>om:y~:ddl•~o.. They Won't Knock 'The Rock' LIL LEAGUER w·ll ,, In Caltiniore Again, Either I ~ YOJtK UPI - They say Ga:-;. 1Bell cained his fifth victory *doa't ·block l11e ro., k" in Cleve- I wi t' . nn assist trom Mike Gan·ia. lalld. and you can Mt your 1Jo1 1om The While Sox took over undisd(llllar they'll ne ver do it a~ah1 in puted posaeuJon of tint placE" by J!illtiinore. defeating thr Senators ,4-l ; thP VankE"es scored their J}th VICtor)· rA BaJtimo~ ran tried it Wedn N· in 13 games h)' beatini.. the Athnight and Rocky Colavilo of lctk s. 6-4. and the Tigers retliie India:ns reaponded by slam · mai ned m a fourth -plat"e ' ie with ltlne-tour home runs in succe s- 111 l Yanks l1y out-lasting the Red ...,.-tQ beat the Orioles. II 8 ami ~nx . I0-9. ~ 'tbem out of a tit: lu J f i l"~t Jllee ib. the American L~a·g uto The Giar\ts Climbed to within a i1'he fan needled Colavito and game of lh~ National League lead Qti,Ued beer on tlim from the with an 11·7 dtdsion over th e Pi· ~t · field bleacher!! in the fourth . nrte.!l; the Cardinals topped the '"'!!lat made me mad,'" said the Bnves, ft.-2 ; the Dodger11 Alpped UfUally easy-going Cleveland out- the Philljes, 2· 1, and the Reds fillder. clipped the Cubs, 64. "So · mad, In fact , tha-t the 2:i5year-old Colavito proceedt•d to beOLD TIMES DAY come tbe ~ond man in modern NEW YO!l.K UPI- The New major lea!!ue history to hit four homera tu consecutive times up York v~nkeee have invited represent ti ves Of every Yankee .11-nd durini a smgle game. Lou Gebrig of th~ Yankees did oppoai!Jg National , League dub II ID ID32.' N. Y. UPl who tr.t't in a World 8eriea to par~e~~~:~;~N'~;tl{;arter the big one Colii\oitb . drove in aix runs in ticipa1r in Its annual Old Timer's along about s~mdown brinlina hJa season home run toDay program Aug. 8. The Yanone of 124 professionals tal to 18. MlnaJe Minuso and Billy Martin kee• !lave ~· ptayed ? ~ 24 · World or 2fl amateurs will be the U. S. Open .&Olf champion . alto homered for the Indians as Serie• 1inee 1921.. ' Al th:e field teed off for the first of four 18-bole rounds, the veteran Sammy Snead , who never bas won tbla one, and former Mailers C!hampion Arnold Palmer were listel at 6-1 flvorites . .n 150 Tee-(}ff For Prize Package In Golf World and time lllaln ·- there Isn't a P:JfY~. in t~e field who. Is better tb'Jn 'I' 2011 ahcit,'' lnaisted Bllly C11perf ttl~ cherub pro from pte Va ley, Calif. ''They say youth !lhould do a, ·But loolc bKic· in the recorda and you'll find that only ~ik players under 30 ever have won the Open," he pointpd out. Ca1per is 29. Tho.1e who won lt under 30 were amateurs !Bobby Jonefl., Johnny Goodman and Lawson Little and proa Gene Sal"azen, Cary Middle· coff and Byron Nelson. Goodman wo11 in 193S jlt Omaha, the last amateur ever to win the Open. HOT GOOD TIME FOR FROSTY FR~EZE · DISHES CONES SUNDAES Home Owned & Ctper•le<l T'hnnr. Ri- fll)mcrny, 0. ~Cirker Restaurant "In The Upper Block" · I. ·Milo lt. Roses In ))afe~ bunc~ed r~~~~-~ly~ear~o~nd~$;I0;.500:·rn~~~~§~~~~~ Middleport High School's summer team four singfes In tbe first inning for fotq" ~ ,and made them. stand up to win over their visitors frOm R,a~e 4-3 Wedne• day evening. The Indians beat the .Jieds 8-2 in these Pomeroy team's first meeting. Pullins, Baumgardner. Martin and j..ong ·bit •s ingles while Clonch wH safe on an error as ·the four taUt'"' rolled in for ; Middleport. . . , . · ,. . . Woody Call's Indians, tap faPullins collected a second SJhgle m the fin,h J,Dntng. vorites to lake tlletr 'totttlh Ratine peclted away with 1 run.. -~ --L • • Favorites Top Redlegs 15-1 In LL Contest NmW strai ght Middlep"drt Little u.tue litk>. pounded out 15 tuna Jist evening to beat the Redlejs l~l on Mike Bratton's 2•hitter. The winners are 4..0. Bratton had the number of every Redleg except pitcher Ray Fra:l..ier, who rapped two tingles and scored the loser's run. Halfpint Buddy Moore was the hitting star with two singles, a doubl-e and triple. Hannine shot a homer past the ·k nees In the air of right fielder Bobby Manley in the top rrf the sixth with the bases full . Six runs crossed Io.the Ind Jans in that inning. Bratton fanned 13, walled 7, Frazier, making his first start as a pitcher, fanned four, walked nine, hit two. Indians 123 216-UI 12 0 Redl.eR~ 001 000- l 2 2 Bratton and Morrit. Fruier and B. Wallace . the third when Jim Wickline ;.s qit 10 lead off He acored on Bet:"gle's sing!~: . C~ach MGrrison't boYs ·got two more in the fourth on Dale Cole's lead off double, Danny Cole's single, a walk, and fielder's choice on Duane Wolfe's grounder. •Boone Hindy and Jerry Fry held Racine ,to three hits. Larry Grimm, llle loser, gave up only five. The win gives Middleport a record, Racine 1-1. Middleport has a tie game to play off with the Pomeroy Indians of George Nesselroad's. And these Indians also are J.O (With a tie ) after clipping the Pomeroy Reds last evening 8-2 on IBUI Wilson's and Terry Kriight's sJlek four-hitter. Indian batten pum· melled Boh Winebrenner, loter, his reliefers Eddie ·Baftell .tnd Tom Grueser, f9r 8 hits, lntludhll doubles by Knfght and "M~ Wll!iri '' T~t.---:::DAebe ,:_e lbe i!~n. ~1/:;;r~.'i' J!.•!." 2 ~ 2 1 G 4\l 7 8 . ay 1 sas Prompt, pri.vatt loans on Ill pion you choose. Cosh for every worthY purpoae. Phone 'fir•t fOr 1 Trip seNi~. I ,, I' 1 . r" I• ' with the followin.~ attending: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stevens and RUI· ty, Chester Johnmn and Ronald Che!'tser of Columbus; Mr. and llrll. Hugh Christian, Springfield; Mr. · ~---and Mrs. Stacey Hilliard, Atlanta. Ga. ; Mr. and Mra. Grant ·R uuell and -Ricky, Cheshire; Mr. and Mra. Willard tBoyer and family, Mr. and Mra. Jerry Scott 1,1nd Lesa, •Pomeroy; Bulter Stew¢, Mr. and Mrs. A frteweU party waa held last Howard Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. Nor· the Middleport man VanM.-;tre, Ricky and Vicky, Mr. and Mrs. Loi~ Young, Mike, Pamela and Angela of Middle~rt; l{r. and Mrs. Donald Roush end family and "Mrs. Judy McKnight, New tfaven; Delbert RUISelJ, Mrs. Carol Worrlt.man and Cindy, Mallon; Mr. and ~ FarU~etl Party He1d·f.r.jday For · Bailey Family Cheater 001 000 0-1 . 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Hoyt's Sohio Senice (IUE$$LER JEWEL·RY Covt II&. .,....,,o. '' n. ~ '' .1. , ,_ lV. liiAIN ST. ' .-uoNE 'ti7C .~ .... ~.---- ' ' -' '' '. . I ·' ' .'' • FOR ATHLETi'S 'FObT '. USE KtRUOL YTIC ·ACTION BICAUSIIt sloughs off t he inf.eded Then wateh fresh, healtohy Alri.n re· pklce dt. Get injta·tM-deyllne T+L, a kere-t-o}}'.tJic, at fa-ny art.c ·lrtore. If not <.le~,~ghrted in 3 -DAYS, your '" ba~kDRUGS, _DUTTON '~~:~·~w:~',:";~!l: InLOHSE MlddloP'ort- ' · , 1 48c 'IIOI>AY 'lit IWISHIR & DRU~ . ..... • \ IIIII 10, )¥ w..,,,"""" ·!lti•lll • ,p New 'torte ' KenldtCtft'4. Dttrolt 10 ..,.., , · 1 ,.~ ~·..._ __< ChkOiO • WoahlotttOn 1·Cl.....nd 11 - - 1 PrW•r'• ..,.... ' · n1..,t ....-:r,..... ........."''"' ·~~111'""'1"'""' . ,.,..·llolt~rloN, nloht 1 ( - City at I . :v ' . 1 :sERVICE . ,; $1tf (lip.., '*"'emngo) ·.;.! :H · J8 times . ! .... .ae1 19 mark~ilht National Leacue batting cham!]ionsbip. Musial · ne~d• one more title to duplicate tbe achievement. ! !lltl Ill illlllt . ·Boltlmore 1 Patterson kno.cked ...' . Uoltod " - J.......UtArfter1Citt ~~;;:. . ~. ' W• 1L. rs. , P.t,TTERSON' ~CORES KO . CIL''riJAM, N. J. Myers. 000 I.2G 1- 4 6 262 .uo x-tt • 2 Gordon, Wlae (4) · and Uttle. i'H•endlriiix and McNickle, Wagner Mlfna Van Meter has rt'· her position with the G. C. Store In Point Pleasant. Jenni~;~ ,and Willy MeFriday in NeW Havtn Cozy ·Cooke c:elebrute -~ '!.' ·"· Turner and P::aittnin. G.iul Horncu MineraYiiJe Sr. an Dorothy .Russell and Jeff of Mason caned on the Lawre~ce Jt,~s­ BeU" family Saturday eventng. "· Miss Frances Johnson has 8('· eeptetl PJrt time employment in th~ office o! Dr. Hewetson, 1Pom- . Jerten and "Mowery. DIU'win 00. 100 O-ft 2 NAMeD OloiRLIN COACH Ol:iERUN 0 UPJ-Jullan "' dlilntr . ' battetbllll · Smltll, former •til' .t , 1 Mra. Nancy Carnaha.m and babe 1 the Univenlty qf North Ctiroltha •e JJ."f'ndin 1 a few days with her bu been named held "bastetbltll · mother Mn. Earl Shuler who ill and i"lf. eoacb at OberUri Col· carins for her new vandton lege. named Jaml!l Anthony. All tbe chlldre!l are invited to Mrs. Fannie "P'ranclJ of Mason i.Uend tbe Jrlorn1ng Star Daily tpent Maday ln ,Parkeraburg Where """ grandsons. R H E 1'homas Fork 202 boil 0- 4r 7 B Wagner and Roblmon. Faulk, . !;~er Ba~lyM wer.:, . ~u~ayFgu;u Local ~rsons in Point .Pleasant Friday were Mesdames Lon Die:k· ens, Reuben McCoy Jr., George Trew, Byron Fry and daughter and ,. ~. 004 1-1~ .18 3 JOii Matre, all local. Jets 13 Thomat filork .t JETs bl> .. lllldrod Sloaler 1114 'T.ommy Plllter ;ru .., belilr, )(r . : ./,";" tendln~ eOill!le in Chici.Jo ~· Mr. and Mra. Cbarle. [hJe, Mr. ed home rec:enUy. .lnd b . Reed Eynon, Mr. 11k1 \(n. .kid Easterd'ly, Mr. and Mr• TAICU C AI Smith and chiJdren were at PAlNI!SVILLE, O. UM-3'oi\ the home of Jrr. and Mrt. Carl Reudt!'J'IOil, bead ba,ebaJl eoaeb Ea~n:!ay. Oak Grove Sunday at- at Painesville Hl"rfey Hl.rh School ternoon who eelftrated their :Kith will take ov~ at 'h nd bllbtbaU wedd i n ~ anntverurr that day. Mr~. Be-rtha Holter and brother coach alto replaclnc IA.r~ Kick. I Mn. Eddie RuMell and fal)lUY, l!llr and Mn. Hugh Elias and family , -M orris Jotmson. and Mildred Van Retults Darwin S Clwstw 1 ftoCt Sprlnas 000 10 0 ·1- 2-tl Syracuae 010 2200) x-15 12 2 Abbott and Carman. Lucas and Jepkins. · · -·1 .-"' llarTy .. . . . . . . . . . . . VanMatre Family Reunion Is Held At W. 41,1 Mlner•wllle 10 HorMtt 3 Syr1cu• 15 IO!Cic lprlftll 2 . Gamu Suhday J•t• at Darwin Mlnertvlllt wt ·Syraeww Rock Sprint~• tt Thomn F'orlc Cheiter If H-H Hornets Jtiii .tom. 'B ..... . . . . Fmritives From Father T"rme Morning Star '!II u. ~'S.ocial Events .~ fllillb', · aa.. In BasebaDMid,. Defy Age Laws N!m::- naher, Pri'TSBURGH UPI-1'hey're Bldlllhllt"e OUtfielder O.ne too young for Social Securlly, lWoodliJII who will be 3'7 ~n Au.· too old for the miHttt)' draft bpt (uft. a bunch of fugitives from Pathf'J' .• ....,.. ~ Wynn Time are stealing thunder fl'(lm Anterlcu Leaa:ue battttn 11111 baseball'• ban!ll babies. • have r~ for the effcrt• of Whether these Juperannuakd EtrJy W~n. WhiteiiOX hurler who •-• .... ...._.~... h'11 ,., - • rnu ·~h r.. 1ayen h ave f oun d 1•• '"'~' f OWhaan .ce~-t~UI••WQ day In of youth that eluded the belt «!!:· Jat~aart". plontory methodz or ·Ponte de Murray Qicbon, the oldftt leon isn't kl\own. But •ueh ..teD- poltdbM' an the ma:jor• ,will bt (3 . •~ yers " as El mer s·...-, 10r p .... t_..e ton, I n «uguIf a nd ~tIll hu tnotJfh Warren Spahn, Ted WllliiHM, stuff to keep h1m on the Xantaa Stan M~sial, Gene WoodUn1 and 1City rolt_e r. ll&yt Wilhelm tlef) the tradlthm The Cincinnati Rella had pitch· that youth must be terved. er Hal Jeffeoat C3J) and have out The Pittsburgh Pirates tan of· fielder Bvll Thurman (38)· the fer . lht! lalell:t teat.am~nt to ex· Cub• have Bobby Thoruo~ C35) perlenu. Last Sunday they looted smd the Brave• .IIO alon,: with Del at theElmer otfertnu of former still · hope Red mate Singleton and team were ..P.Jce (S6) d' and shut oqt 1.0 on three •inglea. Sin- ~~:en Jenst (36) Will recover g1eton, who will be 30_ on June caieber Jim Megan (38; and :>.e. playG!d with the P1ratea 10 Dive Philley (39) breat into tbe Y•war~ ago. PbJladelphia Phila lirleup freJihel~. who _leads all major quenUy and the Pirates reprd league p1tcher8 With a 1-0 record, Ted .IOu.ruwaki (35) aa valu1 turns ~ next month. The knock- able aatet ler exper. who has a fantutlc Anyon~ heard from Satchel 0.99 ERA, baa been the incentiv~ "DaQ:e recent! 1he Baltimore Orioles, needed to • - --' -- - reach second place in Amerlca& EDMONTON, Alt.. UPl-Paul ~ague standings. Dnia, I -membf't ot the Mem.pbia sta\e Uni¥enity coach lta:ff, ha1 Mu•iel IJ4M IIMorlt Stan Musial played in 135 tilntd u...a11iatant coach 'With the gamea last yeu and batted .337 ·Edtoonton .Eskimos of Canada'• . when he wall pushlna: 38.' Th.e Western P'ootbaiJ ,Leaeue. ''Man" from Donora, Pa., recentCol~mbia A picnic supper and family re- ly lied the National IAague twounion was held at the home ol Mrs. bagger record of ~1 Jet by Honlll!l M:11.y VanMatre on Memorial Day Wagner. And he eyes anolb~r .:,. ' Syracuse's ·B ud8y ·c unllff ·elbUnued his hot batting hl!blb with his rourth homer of the SOIIBOJ'•-" lead the league In SyrMcuse's wln. Roger Winebrenner and ry Grueser also homered for winners. Wlnt"rbrenner had fur four at the platter, 0 . Bailey of Rock Spring~ Wt'nt two ror four , both sintlea. ST"ANDINGI W. L. G8 year. M,M Jf'ls 7 1 Elsewht-re in the County Soft - Syracuse 5- 2 L...,_ ball League, scores were blggN . Darwin 4 2 2 the winners making thlnfils tuugh H-H f[ornt'lll 4 3 2~ indced. Minersville 4 4 3 Thomas l>'ol"k Chester , w1 - Womm,"s Open WJlltey 'T'ume1· of Darwin and Dlc:k Guul of Chester battled on even terms Wednesday evening in a pitchers' duel, but errors afield brought a 5-1 softb111l . victory for Darwin. Six miscuc5 meant doom for Chester, a cluh six games down in standings, but capable of knockin~ cfl anyone. Turner allowed only two bits, Gaul 3. Don Taylor connecled tor his third homer of the The M-"M Jets won 13-4 over ROck Springs Mn. Robert Wamu returned home Tu'!aday eveain.l "from Ro· che1ter, N. Y., wbe"re 1he Yisited "Rote G•rderu ln the Air'' waa her son aed dau;ht.er-in-law, Mr. ~e topic ot iMn. Wlllit ·Frost, telland Mra. Robert Warner Jr., and the beauty 1lf modern c1tmb- famity. rosea at t~, June mtetinl of Mrs. Warner went at this tirile Che•~ Garden Club at the to see her son receive hia PhD me of Hn. Max Harrah with in Phnics al the Univenjty of ~· Clarence Neutzllng and Mrs. Rochester. Mr. Warner i• a teach~ ,ds co.hoatesses. · at the University and Is doing ''NOW. ts 'the Time" wu given by er research work . ~rs. 'Lawrene'e Mllhoun. Who uld Mr. and J.frs. Clarence Stratton 'Be . sure to go on a vacation "from IAbbie Warner) of Oakwood •ere bulling _weeds and watering now- here with her !ather while Mra. tra." Warner was in New York. Mrs. Theodore Mora's paper~ ~Lilies For Americ!sn Gardenll" ''Thank you" Jetten were rftld told how plantiQ~ of dlfferent lily from Eastern High School, the bub f:iTea,ea a aucceiBi.on of Chester Alumni and the Rose Gnbloom all summer long and gave den Club. Mn. .Pearl Koblentz ~he names and descriptions of pop- und Mrs. Vernon Weber told ular bulbi. about the Spring Regional meetA guelta, Mrs. Lettie Merideth, ing at Gallipolis. and 2'7 mem:bers attended. Mter delicious refreshments served by the hostesses, Mr8. Paul !Boer, Mrs. Guy Summerfield .and Mrs. Woodrow Mora judged ~e arrangements. They gave blue rib>bons to Mn . .Pearl Koblentz, Mrs. Esther Wright; a blue and a red t i l Mrs. Roy -Holter; a red to Mrs. Homer Holter. Mrs. Lawrence MJIhoa'n received a blue !or a apeclmen of the Eclipse rose. , § 11.PI4.int fOr rt· . MINNEAPOLIS, Minn._ UPI Nearly M ' or t}te nation's top lady golfer& teed ·Off. today in the second Amer~art' Wo"rilen's Open. Defend.\Di···~hampion .Patty. .aerc was againat' 1o"'gh eon'lPeiiflon in an effort ~o ~PEat. The tJ-y,ar-otd veteran's big challe~er Wf• expec:ted to be -Rawls, .ROund "Robin cham· a~ ht,ading ladies money- Retum• From Trip · ~-"''it!~ I and Grueser, IUIJII (8). 1 Ractne . d01 ~ 1-S 3 2 Mlddl~rt . !tOO 1)1)(1 X:-f ~ 1 Bacme: Grtmm and Wickline . .M~ddle~; ~~y ~WrP), ,J'ry (2), Hmdy (•) ~n(t Baumgardner. Starts 1'odav• · Mn. Ro'-t '\Vam0r Paper CuhsTo~ht wouldn't be Whitey Turner Bests Gaul In Softball Pit~hing Duet :rhomn tFprk, Minersville won 11· 4 over tbil H..H Hornets, and the Syracuse learn went wild, winnini 1~2 over Rock Springs. George. Wagner of the Jets 101 back on his winning ways, allowlng 7 hits while his mates got 18 off Faulk and Jeffer•. Wagner, Phil Harrison and Harold HDII!Ier each had three hits for the JetR; Bud Vlnin11 two for Thomu Fork. Bill F"isher led with a horner, triple and single In MlnersviUe'a win over the Hornets. The loser's top hitter was Don Little. with two safeties . lnRew YOUi F«I*NDLT LOA'M MI\'M'- .'Otl ·li1u,·c. 'l~tm '!'la~ fOlo ,;~ 1 ry . Knight also added a •tDJ!e. Gru~ser bomerell, Fliilnaga'h dW· hled and .Poulin and Bl~te)s lttt· WAJDA SCORES TRIPLE eled tot the Reds. . ., BOSTON UPI- Jockey Henr)' 'Mle Indians were IIHe1a ·6-0 litWajdt~ scored a triple 11L Suffolk er three innings. The 'Rel:ts, 'llkt Downs Wednesday . Wajda, the Racine, are 1-1. track 's third leading rider, won Indians SOS 110 0---41 t with Town Count in the fourth Reds 000 011 0-2 ~ But everyone - Including the r;>ce, Dash ing Squaw in the llxth Indians; Wilson tw~). -.KtiJiht competlna Jolfeu--agreed that and Eternal Dim in lht:: featUred (5) and 'Blackwell . .Redt: W'lnfbren· thia Open was anyone's 1ourna- seventh. ner (LP) fBartela ("&), Grue•er (8l ment and that the field Was wide open. "1 don't ~are now they've been hitting the ball in practice round11 -and the par 3~35 ·70 of the we11t coune of the Winged Foot rolt dub baa been fractured time Juae_h.oo .. - \!OIIon, nfoht '· ' ,~ w. ,L . u .•.. f. . . . . . . . 12 12 :H. .011 I .. 2'1 '.$2'1 4 lit 2'1 .11'/ • I 2f 38 .11110 a 2$ 2D .473 '• II .4~ '. ·G·ROUN11) I ElF ,, '. 31b.$l49 ., !JI!. 31 .401 10 RHVI .. I ,,' • ' ! ih - • t .a .' ·' 'i ............ '• ; . ~,' INOINIIIRATQ.R c ' -~. ·"! .. �I • • \ ~ddleport EdgeS Racine 4- 3; Indians Wili_8-2 ·4c-mnys.hunel,t>om:y~:ddl•~o.. They Won't Knock 'The Rock' LIL LEAGUER w·ll ,, In Caltiniore Again, Either I ~ YOJtK UPI - They say Ga:-;. 1Bell cained his fifth victory *doa't ·block l11e ro., k" in Cleve- I wi t' . nn assist trom Mike Gan·ia. lalld. and you can Mt your 1Jo1 1om The While Sox took over undisd(llllar they'll ne ver do it a~ah1 in puted posaeuJon of tint placE" by J!illtiinore. defeating thr Senators ,4-l ; thP VankE"es scored their J}th VICtor)· rA BaJtimo~ ran tried it Wedn N· in 13 games h)' beatini.. the Athnight and Rocky Colavilo of lctk s. 6-4. and the Tigers retliie India:ns reaponded by slam · mai ned m a fourth -plat"e ' ie with ltlne-tour home runs in succe s- 111 l Yanks l1y out-lasting the Red ...,.-tQ beat the Orioles. II 8 ami ~nx . I0-9. ~ 'tbem out of a tit: lu J f i l"~t Jllee ib. the American L~a·g uto The Giar\ts Climbed to within a i1'he fan needled Colavito and game of lh~ National League lead Qti,Ued beer on tlim from the with an 11·7 dtdsion over th e Pi· ~t · field bleacher!! in the fourth . nrte.!l; the Cardinals topped the '"'!!lat made me mad,'" said the Bnves, ft.-2 ; the Dodger11 Alpped UfUally easy-going Cleveland out- the Philljes, 2· 1, and the Reds fillder. clipped the Cubs, 64. "So · mad, In fact , tha-t the 2:i5year-old Colavito proceedt•d to beOLD TIMES DAY come tbe ~ond man in modern NEW YO!l.K UPI- The New major lea!!ue history to hit four homera tu consecutive times up York v~nkeee have invited represent ti ves Of every Yankee .11-nd durini a smgle game. Lou Gebrig of th~ Yankees did oppoai!Jg National , League dub II ID ID32.' N. Y. UPl who tr.t't in a World 8eriea to par~e~~~:~;~N'~;tl{;arter the big one Colii\oitb . drove in aix runs in ticipa1r in Its annual Old Timer's along about s~mdown brinlina hJa season home run toDay program Aug. 8. The Yanone of 124 professionals tal to 18. MlnaJe Minuso and Billy Martin kee• !lave ~· ptayed ? ~ 24 · World or 2fl amateurs will be the U. S. Open .&Olf champion . alto homered for the Indians as Serie• 1inee 1921.. ' Al th:e field teed off for the first of four 18-bole rounds, the veteran Sammy Snead , who never bas won tbla one, and former Mailers C!hampion Arnold Palmer were listel at 6-1 flvorites . .n 150 Tee-(}ff For Prize Package In Golf World and time lllaln ·- there Isn't a P:JfY~. in t~e field who. Is better tb'Jn 'I' 2011 ahcit,'' lnaisted Bllly C11perf ttl~ cherub pro from pte Va ley, Calif. ''They say youth !lhould do a, ·But loolc bKic· in the recorda and you'll find that only ~ik players under 30 ever have won the Open," he pointpd out. Ca1per is 29. Tho.1e who won lt under 30 were amateurs !Bobby Jonefl., Johnny Goodman and Lawson Little and proa Gene Sal"azen, Cary Middle· coff and Byron Nelson. Goodman wo11 in 193S jlt Omaha, the last amateur ever to win the Open. HOT GOOD TIME FOR FROSTY FR~EZE · DISHES CONES SUNDAES Home Owned & Ctper•le<l T'hnnr. Ri- fll)mcrny, 0. ~Cirker Restaurant "In The Upper Block" · I. ·Milo lt. Roses In ))afe~ bunc~ed r~~~~-~ly~ear~o~nd~$;I0;.500:·rn~~~~§~~~~~ Middleport High School's summer team four singfes In tbe first inning for fotq" ~ ,and made them. stand up to win over their visitors frOm R,a~e 4-3 Wedne• day evening. The Indians beat the .Jieds 8-2 in these Pomeroy team's first meeting. Pullins, Baumgardner. Martin and j..ong ·bit •s ingles while Clonch wH safe on an error as ·the four taUt'"' rolled in for ; Middleport. . . , . · ,. . . Woody Call's Indians, tap faPullins collected a second SJhgle m the fin,h J,Dntng. vorites to lake tlletr 'totttlh Ratine peclted away with 1 run.. -~ --L • • Favorites Top Redlegs 15-1 In LL Contest NmW strai ght Middlep"drt Little u.tue litk>. pounded out 15 tuna Jist evening to beat the Redlejs l~l on Mike Bratton's 2•hitter. The winners are 4..0. Bratton had the number of every Redleg except pitcher Ray Fra:l..ier, who rapped two tingles and scored the loser's run. Halfpint Buddy Moore was the hitting star with two singles, a doubl-e and triple. Hannine shot a homer past the ·k nees In the air of right fielder Bobby Manley in the top rrf the sixth with the bases full . Six runs crossed Io.the Ind Jans in that inning. Bratton fanned 13, walled 7, Frazier, making his first start as a pitcher, fanned four, walked nine, hit two. Indians 123 216-UI 12 0 Redl.eR~ 001 000- l 2 2 Bratton and Morrit. Fruier and B. Wallace . the third when Jim Wickline ;.s qit 10 lead off He acored on Bet:"gle's sing!~: . C~ach MGrrison't boYs ·got two more in the fourth on Dale Cole's lead off double, Danny Cole's single, a walk, and fielder's choice on Duane Wolfe's grounder. •Boone Hindy and Jerry Fry held Racine ,to three hits. Larry Grimm, llle loser, gave up only five. The win gives Middleport a record, Racine 1-1. Middleport has a tie game to play off with the Pomeroy Indians of George Nesselroad's. And these Indians also are J.O (With a tie ) after clipping the Pomeroy Reds last evening 8-2 on IBUI Wilson's and Terry Kriight's sJlek four-hitter. Indian batten pum· melled Boh Winebrenner, loter, his reliefers Eddie ·Baftell .tnd Tom Grueser, f9r 8 hits, lntludhll doubles by Knfght and "M~ Wll!iri '' T~t.---:::DAebe ,:_e lbe i!~n. ~1/:;;r~.'i' J!.•!." 2 ~ 2 1 G 4\l 7 8 . ay 1 sas Prompt, pri.vatt loans on Ill pion you choose. Cosh for every worthY purpoae. Phone 'fir•t fOr 1 Trip seNi~. I ,, I' 1 . r" I• ' with the followin.~ attending: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stevens and RUI· ty, Chester Johnmn and Ronald Che!'tser of Columbus; Mr. and llrll. Hugh Christian, Springfield; Mr. · ~---and Mrs. Stacey Hilliard, Atlanta. Ga. ; Mr. and Mra. Grant ·R uuell and -Ricky, Cheshire; Mr. and Mra. Willard tBoyer and family, Mr. and Mra. Jerry Scott 1,1nd Lesa, •Pomeroy; Bulter Stew¢, Mr. and Mrs. A frteweU party waa held last Howard Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. Nor· the Middleport man VanM.-;tre, Ricky and Vicky, Mr. and Mrs. Loi~ Young, Mike, Pamela and Angela of Middle~rt; l{r. and Mrs. Donald Roush end family and "Mrs. Judy McKnight, New tfaven; Delbert RUISelJ, Mrs. Carol Worrlt.man and Cindy, Mallon; Mr. and ~ FarU~etl Party He1d·f.r.jday For · Bailey Family Cheater 001 000 0-1 . '· . - STANDINCS ao Chica10 " ~ i$ Clevelond 2'1 New York De-triJit 3ft 21 17 Jl Kansaa CUy Washington Boston Jil . 30 .HI :.,0 au ee rV;;'"'.;,II;;o;;n;;B;;;i;;b;;le;;;;;Sc;;h;;;oo;;_l;;w~h;;;lc;;h;;;;;be;;;;.·;;;•h;;';;';.o;;;n;;;ru;;l;ilodi;;;;,';;";eye;;;;d;;;oetor;; ·;;,;;;·;;;;;;;;; All Warren Sp.ahn, the Sh~es AT Sole Prices WE Wfl! TRADE the FIIST llli-MST QUALitY -lfW durabiP 670115 mainstay' of the l.Uiwaukee Braves, passl'!d hia 38th birthday in Apri~ but the· southpaw still car- ries pitchlne pcitenc:y. Ted William• reacbea 40 in Auaust and whil~ hill bltttiM IIVt>-r· age is not &moDi" the American League ~eader1, hl1 presencP at the plate stiU givee pitcbt>ra anxious moments. lli1 " Bolton Red Sox teantmite Pete-..Jhtnneta is in the elite league lead11rs battinR cil'Cie. 'Pete 'it . 31-"maturity•• ~or basebftll Player•. -He is pres- anas PLYCRCJN ·-.. .. .. $tus· BLKCK SlOt WALL- nJBt TYPE p..c!Mn il • .zt.tctnfol'l he.. Hoyt's Sohio Senice (IUE$$LER JEWEL·RY Covt II&. .,....,,o. '' n. ~ '' .1. , ,_ lV. liiAIN ST. ' .-uoNE 'ti7C .~ .... ~.---- ' ' -' '' '. . I ·' ' .'' • FOR ATHLETi'S 'FObT '. USE KtRUOL YTIC ·ACTION BICAUSIIt sloughs off t he inf.eded Then wateh fresh, healtohy Alri.n re· pklce dt. Get injta·tM-deyllne T+L, a kere-t-o}}'.tJic, at fa-ny art.c ·lrtore. If not <.le~,~ghrted in 3 -DAYS, your '" ba~kDRUGS, _DUTTON '~~:~·~w:~',:";~!l: InLOHSE MlddloP'ort- ' · , 1 48c 'IIOI>AY 'lit IWISHIR & DRU~ . ..... • \ IIIII 10, )¥ w..,,,"""" ·!lti•lll • ,p New 'torte ' KenldtCtft'4. Dttrolt 10 ..,.., , · 1 ,.~ ~·..._ __< ChkOiO • WoahlotttOn 1·Cl.....nd 11 - - 1 PrW•r'• ..,.... ' · n1..,t ....-:r,..... ........."''"' ·~~111'""'1"'""' . ,.,..·llolt~rloN, nloht 1 ( - City at I . :v ' . 1 :sERVICE . ,; $1tf (lip.., '*"'emngo) ·.;.! :H · J8 times . ! .... .ae1 19 mark~ilht National Leacue batting cham!]ionsbip. Musial · ne~d• one more title to duplicate tbe achievement. ! !lltl Ill illlllt . ·Boltlmore 1 Patterson kno.cked ...' . Uoltod " - J.......UtArfter1Citt ~~;;:. . ~. ' W• 1L. rs. , P.t,TTERSON' ~CORES KO . CIL''riJAM, N. J. Myers. 000 I.2G 1- 4 6 262 .uo x-tt • 2 Gordon, Wlae (4) · and Uttle. i'H•endlriiix and McNickle, Wagner Mlfna Van Meter has rt'· her position with the G. C. Store In Point Pleasant. Jenni~;~ ,and Willy MeFriday in NeW Havtn Cozy ·Cooke c:elebrute -~ '!.' ·"· Turner and P::aittnin. G.iul Horncu MineraYiiJe Sr. an Dorothy .Russell and Jeff of Mason caned on the Lawre~ce Jt,~s­ BeU" family Saturday eventng. "· Miss Frances Johnson has 8('· eeptetl PJrt time employment in th~ office o! Dr. Hewetson, 1Pom- . Jerten and "Mowery. DIU'win 00. 100 O-ft 2 NAMeD OloiRLIN COACH Ol:iERUN 0 UPJ-Jullan "' dlilntr . ' battetbllll · Smltll, former •til' .t , 1 Mra. Nancy Carnaha.m and babe 1 the Univenlty qf North Ctiroltha •e JJ."f'ndin 1 a few days with her bu been named held "bastetbltll · mother Mn. Earl Shuler who ill and i"lf. eoacb at OberUri Col· carins for her new vandton lege. named Jaml!l Anthony. All tbe chlldre!l are invited to Mrs. Fannie "P'ranclJ of Mason i.Uend tbe Jrlorn1ng Star Daily tpent Maday ln ,Parkeraburg Where """ grandsons. R H E 1'homas Fork 202 boil 0- 4r 7 B Wagner and Roblmon. Faulk, . !;~er Ba~lyM wer.:, . ~u~ayFgu;u Local ~rsons in Point .Pleasant Friday were Mesdames Lon Die:k· ens, Reuben McCoy Jr., George Trew, Byron Fry and daughter and ,. ~. 004 1-1~ .18 3 JOii Matre, all local. Jets 13 Thomat filork .t JETs bl> .. lllldrod Sloaler 1114 'T.ommy Plllter ;ru .., belilr, )(r . : ./,";" tendln~ eOill!le in Chici.Jo ~· Mr. and Mra. Cbarle. [hJe, Mr. ed home rec:enUy. .lnd b . Reed Eynon, Mr. 11k1 \(n. .kid Easterd'ly, Mr. and Mr• TAICU C AI Smith and chiJdren were at PAlNI!SVILLE, O. UM-3'oi\ the home of Jrr. and Mrt. Carl Reudt!'J'IOil, bead ba,ebaJl eoaeb Ea~n:!ay. Oak Grove Sunday at- at Painesville Hl"rfey Hl.rh School ternoon who eelftrated their :Kith will take ov~ at 'h nd bllbtbaU wedd i n ~ anntverurr that day. Mr~. Be-rtha Holter and brother coach alto replaclnc IA.r~ Kick. I Mn. Eddie RuMell and fal)lUY, l!llr and Mn. Hugh Elias and family , -M orris Jotmson. and Mildred Van Retults Darwin S Clwstw 1 ftoCt Sprlnas 000 10 0 ·1- 2-tl Syracuae 010 2200) x-15 12 2 Abbott and Carman. Lucas and Jepkins. · · -·1 .-"' llarTy .. . . . . . . . . . . . VanMatre Family Reunion Is Held At W. 41,1 Mlner•wllle 10 HorMtt 3 Syr1cu• 15 IO!Cic lprlftll 2 . Gamu Suhday J•t• at Darwin Mlnertvlllt wt ·Syraeww Rock Sprint~• tt Thomn F'orlc Cheiter If H-H Hornets Jtiii .tom. 'B ..... . . . . Fmritives From Father T"rme Morning Star '!II u. ~'S.ocial Events .~ fllillb', · aa.. In BasebaDMid,. Defy Age Laws N!m::- naher, Pri'TSBURGH UPI-1'hey're Bldlllhllt"e OUtfielder O.ne too young for Social Securlly, lWoodliJII who will be 3'7 ~n Au.· too old for the miHttt)' draft bpt (uft. a bunch of fugitives from Pathf'J' .• ....,.. ~ Wynn Time are stealing thunder fl'(lm Anterlcu Leaa:ue battttn 11111 baseball'• ban!ll babies. • have r~ for the effcrt• of Whether these Juperannuakd EtrJy W~n. WhiteiiOX hurler who •-• .... ...._.~... h'11 ,., - • rnu ·~h r.. 1ayen h ave f oun d 1•• '"'~' f OWhaan .ce~-t~UI••WQ day In of youth that eluded the belt «!!:· Jat~aart". plontory methodz or ·Ponte de Murray Qicbon, the oldftt leon isn't kl\own. But •ueh ..teD- poltdbM' an the ma:jor• ,will bt (3 . •~ yers " as El mer s·...-, 10r p .... t_..e ton, I n «uguIf a nd ~tIll hu tnotJfh Warren Spahn, Ted WllliiHM, stuff to keep h1m on the Xantaa Stan M~sial, Gene WoodUn1 and 1City rolt_e r. ll&yt Wilhelm tlef) the tradlthm The Cincinnati Rella had pitch· that youth must be terved. er Hal Jeffeoat C3J) and have out The Pittsburgh Pirates tan of· fielder Bvll Thurman (38)· the fer . lht! lalell:t teat.am~nt to ex· Cub• have Bobby Thoruo~ C35) perlenu. Last Sunday they looted smd the Brave• .IIO alon,: with Del at theElmer otfertnu of former still · hope Red mate Singleton and team were ..P.Jce (S6) d' and shut oqt 1.0 on three •inglea. Sin- ~~:en Jenst (36) Will recover g1eton, who will be 30_ on June caieber Jim Megan (38; and :>.e. playG!d with the P1ratea 10 Dive Philley (39) breat into tbe Y•war~ ago. PbJladelphia Phila lirleup freJihel~. who _leads all major quenUy and the Pirates reprd league p1tcher8 With a 1-0 record, Ted .IOu.ruwaki (35) aa valu1 turns ~ next month. The knock- able aatet ler exper. who has a fantutlc Anyon~ heard from Satchel 0.99 ERA, baa been the incentiv~ "DaQ:e recent! 1he Baltimore Orioles, needed to • - --' -- - reach second place in Amerlca& EDMONTON, Alt.. UPl-Paul ~ague standings. Dnia, I -membf't ot the Mem.pbia sta\e Uni¥enity coach lta:ff, ha1 Mu•iel IJ4M IIMorlt Stan Musial played in 135 tilntd u...a11iatant coach 'With the gamea last yeu and batted .337 ·Edtoonton .Eskimos of Canada'• . when he wall pushlna: 38.' Th.e Western P'ootbaiJ ,Leaeue. ''Man" from Donora, Pa., recentCol~mbia A picnic supper and family re- ly lied the National IAague twounion was held at the home ol Mrs. bagger record of ~1 Jet by Honlll!l M:11.y VanMatre on Memorial Day Wagner. And he eyes anolb~r .:,. ' Syracuse's ·B ud8y ·c unllff ·elbUnued his hot batting hl!blb with his rourth homer of the SOIIBOJ'•-" lead the league In SyrMcuse's wln. Roger Winebrenner and ry Grueser also homered for winners. Wlnt"rbrenner had fur four at the platter, 0 . Bailey of Rock Spring~ Wt'nt two ror four , both sintlea. ST"ANDINGI W. L. G8 year. M,M Jf'ls 7 1 Elsewht-re in the County Soft - Syracuse 5- 2 L...,_ ball League, scores were blggN . Darwin 4 2 2 the winners making thlnfils tuugh H-H f[ornt'lll 4 3 2~ indced. Minersville 4 4 3 Thomas l>'ol"k Chester , w1 - Womm,"s Open WJlltey 'T'ume1· of Darwin and Dlc:k Guul of Chester battled on even terms Wednesday evening in a pitchers' duel, but errors afield brought a 5-1 softb111l . victory for Darwin. Six miscuc5 meant doom for Chester, a cluh six games down in standings, but capable of knockin~ cfl anyone. Turner allowed only two bits, Gaul 3. Don Taylor connecled tor his third homer of the The M-"M Jets won 13-4 over ROck Springs Mn. Robert Wamu returned home Tu'!aday eveain.l "from Ro· che1ter, N. Y., wbe"re 1he Yisited "Rote G•rderu ln the Air'' waa her son aed dau;ht.er-in-law, Mr. ~e topic ot iMn. Wlllit ·Frost, telland Mra. Robert Warner Jr., and the beauty 1lf modern c1tmb- famity. rosea at t~, June mtetinl of Mrs. Warner went at this tirile Che•~ Garden Club at the to see her son receive hia PhD me of Hn. Max Harrah with in Phnics al the Univenjty of ~· Clarence Neutzllng and Mrs. Rochester. Mr. Warner i• a teach~ ,ds co.hoatesses. · at the University and Is doing ''NOW. ts 'the Time" wu given by er research work . ~rs. 'Lawrene'e Mllhoun. Who uld Mr. and J.frs. Clarence Stratton 'Be . sure to go on a vacation "from IAbbie Warner) of Oakwood •ere bulling _weeds and watering now- here with her !ather while Mra. tra." Warner was in New York. Mrs. Theodore Mora's paper~ ~Lilies For Americ!sn Gardenll" ''Thank you" Jetten were rftld told how plantiQ~ of dlfferent lily from Eastern High School, the bub f:iTea,ea a aucceiBi.on of Chester Alumni and the Rose Gnbloom all summer long and gave den Club. Mn. .Pearl Koblentz ~he names and descriptions of pop- und Mrs. Vernon Weber told ular bulbi. about the Spring Regional meetA guelta, Mrs. Lettie Merideth, ing at Gallipolis. and 2'7 mem:bers attended. Mter delicious refreshments served by the hostesses, Mr8. Paul !Boer, Mrs. Guy Summerfield .and Mrs. Woodrow Mora judged ~e arrangements. They gave blue rib>bons to Mn . .Pearl Koblentz, Mrs. Esther Wright; a blue and a red t i l Mrs. Roy -Holter; a red to Mrs. Homer Holter. Mrs. Lawrence MJIhoa'n received a blue !or a apeclmen of the Eclipse rose. , § 11.PI4.int fOr rt· . MINNEAPOLIS, Minn._ UPI Nearly M ' or t}te nation's top lady golfer& teed ·Off. today in the second Amer~art' Wo"rilen's Open. Defend.\Di···~hampion .Patty. .aerc was againat' 1o"'gh eon'lPeiiflon in an effort ~o ~PEat. The tJ-y,ar-otd veteran's big challe~er Wf• expec:ted to be -Rawls, .ROund "Robin cham· a~ ht,ading ladies money- Retum• From Trip · ~-"''it!~ I and Grueser, IUIJII (8). 1 Ractne . d01 ~ 1-S 3 2 Mlddl~rt . !tOO 1)1)(1 X:-f ~ 1 Bacme: Grtmm and Wickline . .M~ddle~; ~~y ~WrP), ,J'ry (2), Hmdy (•) ~n(t Baumgardner. Starts 1'odav• · Mn. Ro'-t '\Vam0r Paper CuhsTo~ht wouldn't be Whitey Turner Bests Gaul In Softball Pit~hing Duet :rhomn tFprk, Minersville won 11· 4 over tbil H..H Hornets, and the Syracuse learn went wild, winnini 1~2 over Rock Springs. George. Wagner of the Jets 101 back on his winning ways, allowlng 7 hits while his mates got 18 off Faulk and Jeffer•. Wagner, Phil Harrison and Harold HDII!Ier each had three hits for the JetR; Bud Vlnin11 two for Thomu Fork. Bill F"isher led with a horner, triple and single In MlnersviUe'a win over the Hornets. The loser's top hitter was Don Little. with two safeties . lnRew YOUi F«I*NDLT LOA'M MI\'M'- .'Otl ·li1u,·c. 'l~tm '!'la~ fOlo ,;~ 1 ry . Knight also added a •tDJ!e. Gru~ser bomerell, Fliilnaga'h dW· hled and .Poulin and Bl~te)s lttt· WAJDA SCORES TRIPLE eled tot the Reds. . ., BOSTON UPI- Jockey Henr)' 'Mle Indians were IIHe1a ·6-0 litWajdt~ scored a triple 11L Suffolk er three innings. The 'Rel:ts, 'llkt Downs Wednesday . Wajda, the Racine, are 1-1. track 's third leading rider, won Indians SOS 110 0---41 t with Town Count in the fourth Reds 000 011 0-2 ~ But everyone - Including the r;>ce, Dash ing Squaw in the llxth Indians; Wilson tw~). -.KtiJiht competlna Jolfeu--agreed that and Eternal Dim in lht:: featUred (5) and 'Blackwell . .Redt: W'lnfbren· thia Open was anyone's 1ourna- seventh. ner (LP) fBartela ("&), Grue•er (8l ment and that the field Was wide open. "1 don't ~are now they've been hitting the ball in practice round11 -and the par 3~35 ·70 of the we11t coune of the Winged Foot rolt dub baa been fractured time Juae_h.oo .. - \!OIIon, nfoht '· ' ,~ w. ,L . u .•.. f. . . . . . . . 12 12 :H. .011 I .. 2'1 '.$2'1 4 lit 2'1 .11'/ • I 2f 38 .11110 a 2$ 2D .473 '• II .4~ '. ·G·ROUN11) I ElF ,, '. 31b.$l49 ., !JI!. 31 .401 10 RHVI .. I ,,' • ' ! ih - • t .a .' ·' 'i ............ '• ; . ~,' INOINIIIRATQ.R c ' -~. ·"! .. �'f:_. ... ,'{.1<' ' .. DON'T . fon~e Approved succeuful &ales in Meigs, Hockmg, Vinton. Fur (21 l Reql Estot.t fJeld, Jackson, Athens, Ross, 8 ROO~-f HOUSE, GARAGE. FULL Perry, Pickaway, Fayetle, ScJO· sizeO basement, hot air furnaee, Lo Counties. Sales lrainmg. lf large lot, water utiUUes U,OOO. you have a car and are InterGeo-ge Jenkins S)'acuse, 0. ested m earning $100.00 to 6·9-h!Lc $150.00 per week, phone ChiUicolhe collect Prospt:Jct 2rul7'7, FOR SALE BY OWNER. TRI level all electnc home, New Ha· ask for Mr. Fox or wnte P. 0 Box 298. • 6-11 -ltc ven Heights, New Hnen, W. Va ., 3 bedrooms, den, att!lcbed gara~;e, basement, large living DUMP TRUCKS WANTED-to room WJth window overlooking haul stone to freeway. Long Ohio River VaHey . All bardhour~>. stead)' work. Can use wood k1lchen cabinets. Price l•mdem and siagle axle truclu. indudes wall to wall wool carCall Delaware, Ohio, 91871. peting, drapes. $17,~.00. 6·11 -3tc. Terms : $2,600 ca.sh, balance Flt1\ loan. Phone TUrner 23591 WANT ADS FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS PHONE 398 RATES S cents per WQJ'd. Olle insertion. Minimum charge - 60 cents. 6 cents per word ror three consecutive insertions. S~J -one month for 30 cenl6 per wo-rd. FuU ra~ of 3 ~'ltl!: )M!:r W(lrd will be clw-ged for ad"erti&Ln& it not paid within 10 days after receiving bill. ErrOl"& in AdverWmg - Should be uported immediately. Thfl Daily Seotinel wiU twt be responsible fOI' more than one incot· reet inserti011.. Card of Thanks and Special Notices of Events $1.00. Obituaries publilhed at 1 cer" ~r word. WORDS I DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 1 MO. 15 00. OOc ..... $4.50 20 OOc $1.20 ~1.80 $8.00 25 7ll< $1 .50 $2.C'3 $7.50 Ads received by 10 A.M. will bl! tn that dillY'• paper 111:11 UnplOVITlt;Jr>: Wonted .c-- MODERN - - - - -- - WILL MOW LAWNs IN POMF:roy or MJddle!tOrt. )·hone Mid · dlepvrt 6129-Y. ell Nottces REVIVAL STARTING JUNE 11 ti·Jl-6Lp fi-9-IHc HOUSE, large lot; full basement, furna-ce he<1t, city water, gas 111 Minersville. Eugene Forbes, 6·11·3tp Phone B42·X. ~20l Busine~~e~c BUll.DING LOT ON MULBERRY HEIGHTS. 80X160. Phone fl267. Prlct.d to aell. 6 fl 8tc ROOM SIX h<~th, Legal Not-ice LEGAL NOTICE t:J\..H WASHlNU -MOTOlt CLEANINC . H.ackt>tt'a .:iuJ-.io ~".cn·u·e Cue No. 12.142 Neva Machael, whose last known Phone 9411W. 3 JJ JOic place of residenee was Belfast, New York, ·R. 0. l , but whose present residence il'i unknown; Homer through June 14 at Mt. Olive Ch~.h'cb, LonJ Bottom, Ohio. 1-4.2 HORSE POWER CHAMPION Hear t.he inspirinc young evanout-,.,ard motor. Used very lit geli~>!, ·Re-v. Gilbert Spencer and tle. 1-'f)one 3812. 6- 1~tc Pastor G. Douglas Circle. 8 8 6lc THREJo; ROOMS ALMOST NEW fur1.:iure. ReaAOnable or will trade on cood two bedroom (2) Cord ot Thanks ho~se trailer. Harold Circle, Syracuse, near school. 6-9-Htc WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR sincere lhank 5 to the Ewmg Funeral Home , to Hcv . Harold Doster, the Singer~. and to the many friends and rel!ilives for the kindness and help for the beautiful floral offeringJJ and the words of 1:onsolation and hope during the recenl lltness and de~t~-1\ ur our beloved bus· band, : father and .son. MAo Wm . Cl!Hord Slater and Children . Mr. and Mrs. Marion Sloter • Legal Not-ice HARVEY FOREMAN PROPERTY in Pomeroy, be1ng tO feet by 80 f• . will be sold to highest bi(lder Saturday, June 13, 1969 at 1();30 o'cloclt at office of J. B J 'Brien, IOO'h Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. Must sell for not Jess than appraised value. Homer Baxter, Administrator of estate of Harvey Foreman, deceased. J. B O'Brien, Allorncy at Law G-JO-lt -12-8tc Legal Not·ice 4 -------- I,,,, · ,' Wan·:. DIT? Sell It Through A Sent 8----Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middl•port, 0., June 11, 1959 .. ' ' .~ ~- i '~ TH~ FULTON );lOUSE AND LOT 111 TL.ppers Plains will be sold ~o tl.t' highest bidder, Saturday 111 0:30 A. M., June 13, 1959 at offic~ of J. B. O'Brien, lOOY.i Cour: Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. Mus! &ell for not less than ap· praiwd value of $2500.00. J. B. O'Brien, Admini5trator of Estate of Fannie Fulton, del:eated. J. B. O'Brien, Attorney at Law 6-IO-IJ.l2-3tc - -- -- - - Lego! Not1ce Kidwell, Goldie Britton, Grace RICHAP.D FOREMAN PROPERTY Sopher, Eva Day, Opal Howell and m ~edford Township, being ta John T . Wilson each of whose acres, more or leu, wil. be sold place of resHiencc J.!i unknown; the to h;gbcst bidder Saturday, unk11own hem; of Sarah A. Gil· June 13, 1959 at 11:00 o'clock more, deceased, the unknown at ofHce of J. B. O'Brien, lOOI,t he1rs of f''. 0 . Gilmore, dccea&ed· Cour t Slreel, Pomeroy, Ohio. Ouce !lefo.e 0:30 A.M. lhe unJr.nuwn heJn, devisees, !ega: Must sell lor not less than apMiddleport 6831-1 tee, executors, <~dministrators or pr Jised value. NOTICI OF A.PPOINTMI!H1" · Pomeroy 5~5 tu;:signs of Nelhc <.:loud, deceased; .--:'-~c::--:;:-:--;---:---KAUTl: FEED STORI No. 11,160 the unknown heus, devisees, !ega. for more than twenty-one years, At Cheater Notice is hereby -given that I.ett~s. executurs, administrators or been In the uninterrupted, actual, Yukon 1-2145 assigns o£ Homer Kidwell, Goldie open, notorious, exclusive and ad- anna Grover wboae Post Office ·Britton, Neva M1ehael, Grace So- verse possession of the above de- address is Chethire, Ohio, ha! IJAMILL SERVICE ptler, Eva Day, Opal Howell and scr~bed real estate, under a claim been duly appointed Adplinistra STATION John T. Wilson , if any of them be of ownership. trix of Lhe E1tate of Artbu'!',o~';":;; decea11ed, whose names and resiThe pra)'er of said petition is er, dece1sed, late of Meiga t,; lt.lbony 3353 dences are unknown to the plain- that any interest claimed by any Ohio. . ' .i ~~ble Coslttc tl -llJLp • OUR WUltNGHOJse: DEALER tiff, will take notJCe that Bertha of the defendan\s be adjudged Dated this 8th day or Ju~Je 1909. Pluf -ru,,n, ·•~'-"" . . . . ·. . • '. , . I TV ANO APPLIANCES F. H. O'BRIEN L'arl, on the JOlh day of March, null and void, that defe-ndants be COAL, OIL 6 GAS FURNACI!S 195~. filed her peli\Jon in the Com- enjoined from asserting any right, (-6l Lost 1J Found Jud£e or the ·Probate Court - , .. - - ARNOLD'S Meigs COunty, Ohio mon .Pleas Court of Meigs COunty title, interest or Claim in and to LADlJo:-, · WRJ ST WATCH LOST Syracute, Ohio Otlio, in Calle No 12,842, and ther~ 11111d I"eal estate, and that plainPhone 836-V (6) 11, l8, 25; 3tc "WE GIVE 86H GliQ.N STAMPS" 1 · jn t 1e vu.:imly of Kroger&. lf . . . • ·1· • . after (iJed her supplemental peU- tiff's title in ~nd to said real esfound t:aU Cheiiler, YU :12210. JOHN D. THOMAS, Admlnistratate be quieted, and for other relion ,aiJeging that tihe is the ownCLELAND$ 6•5-t:tp. tor of e~ttatc of Richard Fore-er in fee simple and in actual pos- licl. RMIIo & TV Repelr Service The ubov~: mentioned man, deceued. session of the followin.!l fejjJ esPhone 200 (~) will furUaer take notice J. B. O'Brien, statc: Pomeroy, Ohio. N, SECOND AVE,. 1'be foiiCJwing described real ea- ha~·e been made parties d•.!•ndanl 1 Attorney IL Law. ~,---- - - - - --:::-:-:-:T-ELEVISION, RADIO & SMALL tate, s ituate in the Village of HarGoNI CINn UNCI C.n said petition and that they are APPUANCE Rta>AJU. Phone risonville, in the County of Meigs to required to answer the ume on 6-110-~1~1-~l~:l-3~1<~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;_;~~~~~;;~~~~:;;:;~i:i~~~1;;;;:;;;~~~~ A•J Makla and Modelt Otis McOiml.ock, .Racme Uh10. and State of Ohio, and ·bounded or before the lst day Ql August, MITI".OPOLIT .._.. 4 f 30tc and described &.!1 follow s: Phone 485 •• AutO S.lea A piece of land off of the North· '"'"· ' Bertha Carl, Plaintiff • . a 10 TC Pomeroy ~ '''• FOR RENT-EXTEN>ION ~ east corner of Joaeph Bradfield's Webster & Fult.!: Attorneys for Plaintiff I . . one acre lot, commencing at the ders, Scaliold Hoards, Drop 1056 BU ICK VB SPI!:ClAL. $1,498. 1 1·3 TON CHRYSLER AI""ilTEMP < • air cundHloner. Gwd condition. Clo~hJJ. ClmHm Fill.her, Middle- South corner of No. 1~ and run 4 door hlil'dtop Sedan. One local 8-1().6tc ~-,, Ohio. P·bone 5:..1fl..,_ 11-tl ning West 4 rods; thence Southowner. Hydrar1atic drive'. Blaet- Phon(' 32.12. east along lhe bed of the creek 8 6 6t.; tnnr'll, Pomertty. 12 llEAll OF HORSES AND CU~T0.\1 BUILT ll.il'<iiLI!N 0&· 6V~ rods; thea.ce North 4 rods and nc ponies for ule. Will work awd SIIJlfiCd for your btHue . .!<'reo '"" 1 ~ '-il feet t_o the place of begin· 1956 PONTIAC V8 $1,4lnl. Station riJr. See A. H. Burbridge, AIt!mllh!ll. , Foreman • Abbun. nmg, containing whatever lnnll W111;on . 9 Pllo!J5engcl·. OJJc care· &10-3lc· l - J llone 6284· '/. 11-ti-U that Js In said ·bouridary. The bany, Ohio, R. D. 2. ful ownt:r. l:Uaettnur·s, l'omcroy. above described was deeded by Jo· 8 8 6tc 1'RlU\1PH 19118 ~EW MOWR· suph Bradfieltl and wile to W. H. AUCTIONl!ER Dye, April 27th, 1881. ()'cle, big discount for quick Complete S.r\'lc• 1:9:::~5:-::M::::El::-IC::.U::::R::-Y-:-2-:DO=oas, EDAN sale. jay'll Triumph Sales &: Crltt Bradlord Also tbe land laying East of the $1HY.i. Extra good •buy. Bl11ct· IJed of the creek In Lot No. 19 in 862 1st Ave, GalLipoUa, Write, Pho1111 or Contact Ser\llce, tnar'a Pomtlroy. 6 6 6tc ' I • ' the ~illage of Harrisonville, com6-9-.3tp A. c. sracttorcl, Racine, Ohio Ohio. ... .: .,' at the Northeast corner mencmg lDI>tl OLDS!IOBILE VB $1,4911. f 8-23-1.1 or Lol No. 19 and running West dr. Sedan. B,\'dra..matlc drlve. ,GOOD USED WESTINGHOUSE R&H . . Very nice. Bluttnar'a, \ rc!ri,erator. Rea11onably priced. A.La (;0Nl>!TJON!NU, JUJ!I'JU.GJ:::.K. 109 feet ; thence South. along the ».tion sernee. J11c.ll:'!1 .HeJrliUfM· bed o£ the creek to the South line .pomeroy. 6 CJ fiLe C11ll Racine 3812. 8·1J..3tc Llon, .!\lew Haven. Plwue 'l'L. of Lut No. 19; thence East 7!1 feet; ' •· 1957 P.UJCK CENTUHY 4 DOOR ED SINGER PORTABLES. ~ba7 . &-:.!a.ta thence North to the place of bcAutun;t.atic drive, radio & heat$29.60 up. See or call your ginnina. cr. ~a.ooo mllea. Private owner authorized Slnaer .Sewlna Ma- GRAVELY Also the following described SEE IT AT IERVICI, 512 $1760, Phoue 6290-M. Cl·t-lte ehine Co. Sale• and Service Rep. real eatate Jn Fraction No. 13, ~· Phon• ,i;x~--~~~;;~~ Town 7, Jlange 14 of the Ohio , , Jamoa McDoua:al, louted at Harold Barnhart, Rndtvllle, Company's Purchase, beginning in 19M I'ON~lA(; f .QOOR, 2 TONE Melcs-Gallia llne, RO\Ite 7. !Ph. Green. Good ahaje. Priced rea-~ Emmer10n 77361. e 10 Stc Ohio. Phone C:~vllle 3691. Mlddl_., Ohio the center o£ the Pomeroy and aouable. Pbono TU .2·l771, New _ __ :--~·:· 6-2-JOtc Harrisonville road at the NorthHaverJ, W. Va. , t 8-10.3lbc 1'932 BUICK SUPER HARD1'0P. -:-c-----,--:--::::---::::-:-:- west corner or a lot known aa the Be<tullflll Baldwin • n I' condition. LAWN 'MOWI:RS AND SMA;.L "MUJ Lot", thence South 21 de· Fine mechanical motor repair. Expert cast iron (9) 'For Sale Prlcod to aoU. Dovlo-137 Mulwekting, acetylene nnd electric gree West 19% lfll!!t; thence South berry Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. TOMATO PL,ANTS. MEXICANS, R. L. MHler Parta Co. 1Y~ degree We1t 190\4 feet; thence welding, 8-IHip. Pritchard, ruteera, mar,Kiobe, 310 Ash St., Middleport, Ohio. South 87 dea:ree Ealll ' 107'f.J feet· 3& FT .. ~ H"o ~ u= s"'E-TRA=-IL::-:::ER:c--:: FO :-: R Ready To Motor Rec~lfiQ~ ., . -.. ·, bu~·pce-globe, giant Jtallan, and PbO-'lll 6224·J, 6 o 8lc thence North 1 ~ degree East 20() teet to the center of the Pomeroy aale or rent, aleepa alx. Allo, Ml bun,ee golden jubJiea (oran1e). and HIU'riaonvU.e rfllod; thence ft. con1o wall, )'ellow and (2.0bl 1econd hou1c ea11t from tchool North 821,1 Jegre1: We•t l071A. black. ,f20,00, Clayton Bolyard hou"'~ Jn Syracu1e. · WUJlara H. Can Bo Boutbl For feet to the place of •beginning. 'l • 189 Alb Street, Middleport. Holme.. 0 8 6tc: . . .. ~ ,·,. ' Only fZO.GO A Month 8-11-lllp. ...;:,:·.·.. ;:··:_- Ia a '~loud on plain· to 1ald real !!&late, 1rla· .WRITE FOR DETAIUI NiCE LOCATION FOR BUILDING r~•,.on of an error made In sites ne11r State Gataee on Rt. C014i'.U:I'IIi INSU8ANC& 1'110 F. - <lllmoro and 7. 171 fl. o1 11-.'!aj~l•· Paul Nea•e, YIUII:on ' a. or call tec:tlon. AU.10. Fire, 13, Call ll<lnLlle,Milia. ltJudlopor~ · 6~CX:Xl PCIIDtl'G)' WI·X. Jl,ll-31< Oblo. lwo COON HOUND PUPPIES '4 AIR· HI)USE BUILDING. NEIGIER'S co.uraea in I and er· dale ._ black and t1n. •15 per Bulldln.Q .Supply. Call Guy r\)neously a wron1 mea• p1tr. R. c. fllaer, Hobaon, Nel&ler, Raclnfl, Ohio. IJ-11-30tc urement. plaintiff and 8-11<11< Ohio, Ph011o 681N, het; predeceAOri title have, l LegaI N ._: •nd Doco- IEotoh of""""'-· Jllbtilt\'. Chiii!Oothe, wotit callen of MIA illflle ntum: ' vlolt Wl(h' dd fam'!IY, II SehOol • ROAD. ..~ ~~ARANT-~~ . Powell's 5ervi~t AutoSoles y· r KARR & VAN ZANDT ---- 18 ~:~:~· ::~~;~ - I 8 c :g . an Around Jhe-, FO~· 80 bAYS ' -·. ·,· . AND NEVER FIND BARGAINS- LIKE Turte In the THjsi ~i'JH ----'--". Cha1U: 8- FridD1 :MIU'tin S~G'W Romper Room Movie Pie.ees ol Eight Yo11r Esso !Reportf.r IUS 1957 FORD ~ $1295.00 ·.:··i•··:o- CY:l. ·,,feKIJP Save On This Fine ?oUn.l~5~~~~;~:~!~~:~ BEST ElL .i) IIDCII IIOTOJ\OYCU~-•i!J lwu.zy DA· vldoon 74 Ill &ood ebnlllllon. PrJeed ruaon,bJy. Clll Y:Ukon 1232.11 or see Eber Glllllan, ChUior, 8-11·3lp (9ol MOrine S:-u-ppl-:-1:-'llll ' -· - ~ IM S."'"• PMI· I I flo ~ ( I 4J ·rvf Rent APARTIIItNTS- I"Uriiiohod ond uniiU'lllolltd. llcllultn, JllcldltilOl;l- Pbono --~~2 8 II den. Good condition, FumJihed $41100, unlurniohed $3900 IUness loi'Cea sale. Ftank Hudstn, Porn,,..,, Phone 11&3. G·I!HIIc ""'·· _/...1•• $29·95 ~Uiet . .....,CIRiw- llOoll APAJITIII:NT - WITH I NIW IIAVI~orner lol In obatb and llhiP1 I ,rqom houte La)nM>hUn1er 111bdivili01i. Al· moa• one acre with 240' front· a(e On paved road. $2200.00. 1 1-1-U FARM---32 mea, 8 ams culllva· 1 aOOM APAi'J\ Uon, 0 acres pastu.re. J broiler ........... Call ua1 • 1.... t - ..~~a house• neltlng owner $200.00 _,.,..,,,n '' .,_ or .....1"' 117 monthly. 1\lodern 8-bedroom •nd t .room apart.ment. Pbepe IIG-K. Pomero,.• ..A. N. BenJel. CUSHIONrD • GLIOIRS j ii1NriiJtihiHJm Spliq -' REMEMBER "POP" CHAI'SE ·LOUNGES 11oM loull ond _ , UI.OD ond FOR SALE-SIX ROOM HOUSE. up, whll• tMv l1tt. ~pallfln Bath, cellar, OutbuildlnJ, G1r· MatfM SliM .. . ' homt' with btLh· and fuel all furDaee. $8000.00. INCOMI PIIOI'IItTY IN MAlON St. Pome· --300' tronttce~ on Route 33. Mod~n t-room frame home. 3 41-11-lll< n•og":lllod:'~ fu!Jl(l)led . apartmonll ~ ~home. hmiture -( 17 ~ Help Wantect -'IIIALTY OfiPICI MANAGIII 'I· ~-- ' . $54~95 Ave., PODIU'OJ', Oll!to, I aJ tlc ' ' ' . Am01 $479S.Oo: •. ' " .- ,, 2Spe~ Aide, SSpeed TransmiSSiQn. tf~tit:.I,W,·.. ' ONLY Ml L£5 . . ' "' · · ' :o" Your RldNDial . 'polfibl and Vn. BarHtt of Middle· port called on Mr. anii , Mn. Clarence Chaney 1dd chllitreb thun- 'n'~ A"n dy Arlhui J. Smllh-N..,. The 1ule 'tuvlin Show The;, Three .Stoogea She'!ill.of Cochise . 1t59 .FORD F600 :Dulf(ll:j'f.uck $15'95.()0 12.1) Reall:storl .:, SALJ;: : HOUSE WITH BAT!l Larco with &ara~:e and out buildmc. One block to tehoola. Prieed to sell. See Wayne Rupe 6-lo-3tc Rutland, Ohio. llrllhler ))oy Seeret Storm Edge of Nlliht Llie o( 'llj1ey Go- PIANO SPOT ' 1955 CHEVROLET ' ,1;~-~ -;:-~..-p SPINET PIANO · 1 .no"'g I Zerkle Transfer Co. ·' 9 90· day, Mr. and Vn. H"'b' O'Neil. "ond cblldreb were dlnilei- lueiti of Freda WUI Sunct.y; U Was Freda Will's birthday. · • Th('l'll'i•ible Mon .Jleceniber \ . llrlde . . Y:;ti\!' fl$&l~tt\l PlsybdllJe· 80: . ll!t·~ · ;~~ ~ . , .. 1\l'ilit . ,., ,I.' -<1.951 FORD .: ~a· ,... ,_ A-1 Pltti~·~-~CONDitiON. :··:' . ··~ ., ·! ,, ,; ., ,, ,... $595!10' ,, ' I ; • ' '. ' .... ' . ·~· 0 f ·• t ' -·~ • I " .·. .x. . ..... ) '' . II ,.t ' '' ''! •• ' ; ' �'f:_. ... ,'{.1<' ' .. DON'T . fon~e Approved succeuful &ales in Meigs, Hockmg, Vinton. Fur (21 l Reql Estot.t fJeld, Jackson, Athens, Ross, 8 ROO~-f HOUSE, GARAGE. FULL Perry, Pickaway, Fayetle, ScJO· sizeO basement, hot air furnaee, Lo Counties. Sales lrainmg. lf large lot, water utiUUes U,OOO. you have a car and are InterGeo-ge Jenkins S)'acuse, 0. ested m earning $100.00 to 6·9-h!Lc $150.00 per week, phone ChiUicolhe collect Prospt:Jct 2rul7'7, FOR SALE BY OWNER. TRI level all electnc home, New Ha· ask for Mr. Fox or wnte P. 0 Box 298. • 6-11 -ltc ven Heights, New Hnen, W. Va ., 3 bedrooms, den, att!lcbed gara~;e, basement, large living DUMP TRUCKS WANTED-to room WJth window overlooking haul stone to freeway. Long Ohio River VaHey . All bardhour~>. stead)' work. Can use wood k1lchen cabinets. Price l•mdem and siagle axle truclu. indudes wall to wall wool carCall Delaware, Ohio, 91871. peting, drapes. $17,~.00. 6·11 -3tc. Terms : $2,600 ca.sh, balance Flt1\ loan. Phone TUrner 23591 WANT ADS FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS PHONE 398 RATES S cents per WQJ'd. Olle insertion. Minimum charge - 60 cents. 6 cents per word ror three consecutive insertions. S~J -one month for 30 cenl6 per wo-rd. FuU ra~ of 3 ~'ltl!: )M!:r W(lrd will be clw-ged for ad"erti&Ln& it not paid within 10 days after receiving bill. ErrOl"& in AdverWmg - Should be uported immediately. Thfl Daily Seotinel wiU twt be responsible fOI' more than one incot· reet inserti011.. Card of Thanks and Special Notices of Events $1.00. Obituaries publilhed at 1 cer" ~r word. WORDS I DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 1 MO. 15 00. OOc ..... $4.50 20 OOc $1.20 ~1.80 $8.00 25 7ll< $1 .50 $2.C'3 $7.50 Ads received by 10 A.M. will bl! tn that dillY'• paper 111:11 UnplOVITlt;Jr>: Wonted .c-- MODERN - - - - -- - WILL MOW LAWNs IN POMF:roy or MJddle!tOrt. )·hone Mid · dlepvrt 6129-Y. ell Nottces REVIVAL STARTING JUNE 11 ti·Jl-6Lp fi-9-IHc HOUSE, large lot; full basement, furna-ce he<1t, city water, gas 111 Minersville. Eugene Forbes, 6·11·3tp Phone B42·X. ~20l Busine~~e~c BUll.DING LOT ON MULBERRY HEIGHTS. 80X160. Phone fl267. Prlct.d to aell. 6 fl 8tc ROOM SIX h<~th, Legal Not-ice LEGAL NOTICE t:J\..H WASHlNU -MOTOlt CLEANINC . H.ackt>tt'a .:iuJ-.io ~".cn·u·e Cue No. 12.142 Neva Machael, whose last known Phone 9411W. 3 JJ JOic place of residenee was Belfast, New York, ·R. 0. l , but whose present residence il'i unknown; Homer through June 14 at Mt. Olive Ch~.h'cb, LonJ Bottom, Ohio. 1-4.2 HORSE POWER CHAMPION Hear t.he inspirinc young evanout-,.,ard motor. Used very lit geli~>!, ·Re-v. Gilbert Spencer and tle. 1-'f)one 3812. 6- 1~tc Pastor G. Douglas Circle. 8 8 6lc THREJo; ROOMS ALMOST NEW fur1.:iure. ReaAOnable or will trade on cood two bedroom (2) Cord ot Thanks ho~se trailer. Harold Circle, Syracuse, near school. 6-9-Htc WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR sincere lhank 5 to the Ewmg Funeral Home , to Hcv . Harold Doster, the Singer~. and to the many friends and rel!ilives for the kindness and help for the beautiful floral offeringJJ and the words of 1:onsolation and hope during the recenl lltness and de~t~-1\ ur our beloved bus· band, : father and .son. MAo Wm . Cl!Hord Slater and Children . Mr. and Mrs. Marion Sloter • Legal Not-ice HARVEY FOREMAN PROPERTY in Pomeroy, be1ng tO feet by 80 f• . will be sold to highest bi(lder Saturday, June 13, 1969 at 1();30 o'cloclt at office of J. B J 'Brien, IOO'h Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. Must sell for not Jess than appraised value. Homer Baxter, Administrator of estate of Harvey Foreman, deceased. J. B O'Brien, Allorncy at Law G-JO-lt -12-8tc Legal Not·ice 4 -------- I,,,, · ,' Wan·:. DIT? Sell It Through A Sent 8----Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middl•port, 0., June 11, 1959 .. ' ' .~ ~- i '~ TH~ FULTON );lOUSE AND LOT 111 TL.ppers Plains will be sold ~o tl.t' highest bidder, Saturday 111 0:30 A. M., June 13, 1959 at offic~ of J. B. O'Brien, lOOY.i Cour: Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. Mus! &ell for not less than ap· praiwd value of $2500.00. J. B. O'Brien, Admini5trator of Estate of Fannie Fulton, del:eated. J. B. O'Brien, Attorney at Law 6-IO-IJ.l2-3tc - -- -- - - Lego! Not1ce Kidwell, Goldie Britton, Grace RICHAP.D FOREMAN PROPERTY Sopher, Eva Day, Opal Howell and m ~edford Township, being ta John T . Wilson each of whose acres, more or leu, wil. be sold place of resHiencc J.!i unknown; the to h;gbcst bidder Saturday, unk11own hem; of Sarah A. Gil· June 13, 1959 at 11:00 o'clock more, deceased, the unknown at ofHce of J. B. O'Brien, lOOI,t he1rs of f''. 0 . Gilmore, dccea&ed· Cour t Slreel, Pomeroy, Ohio. Ouce !lefo.e 0:30 A.M. lhe unJr.nuwn heJn, devisees, !ega: Must sell lor not less than apMiddleport 6831-1 tee, executors, <~dministrators or pr Jised value. NOTICI OF A.PPOINTMI!H1" · Pomeroy 5~5 tu;:signs of Nelhc <.:loud, deceased; .--:'-~c::--:;:-:--;---:---KAUTl: FEED STORI No. 11,160 the unknown heus, devisees, !ega. for more than twenty-one years, At Cheater Notice is hereby -given that I.ett~s. executurs, administrators or been In the uninterrupted, actual, Yukon 1-2145 assigns o£ Homer Kidwell, Goldie open, notorious, exclusive and ad- anna Grover wboae Post Office ·Britton, Neva M1ehael, Grace So- verse possession of the above de- address is Chethire, Ohio, ha! IJAMILL SERVICE ptler, Eva Day, Opal Howell and scr~bed real estate, under a claim been duly appointed Adplinistra STATION John T. Wilson , if any of them be of ownership. trix of Lhe E1tate of Artbu'!',o~';":;; decea11ed, whose names and resiThe pra)'er of said petition is er, dece1sed, late of Meiga t,; lt.lbony 3353 dences are unknown to the plain- that any interest claimed by any Ohio. . ' .i ~~ble Coslttc tl -llJLp • OUR WUltNGHOJse: DEALER tiff, will take notJCe that Bertha of the defendan\s be adjudged Dated this 8th day or Ju~Je 1909. Pluf -ru,,n, ·•~'-"" . . . . ·. . • '. , . I TV ANO APPLIANCES F. H. O'BRIEN L'arl, on the JOlh day of March, null and void, that defe-ndants be COAL, OIL 6 GAS FURNACI!S 195~. filed her peli\Jon in the Com- enjoined from asserting any right, (-6l Lost 1J Found Jud£e or the ·Probate Court - , .. - - ARNOLD'S Meigs COunty, Ohio mon .Pleas Court of Meigs COunty title, interest or Claim in and to LADlJo:-, · WRJ ST WATCH LOST Syracute, Ohio Otlio, in Calle No 12,842, and ther~ 11111d I"eal estate, and that plainPhone 836-V (6) 11, l8, 25; 3tc "WE GIVE 86H GliQ.N STAMPS" 1 · jn t 1e vu.:imly of Kroger&. lf . . . • ·1· • . after (iJed her supplemental peU- tiff's title in ~nd to said real esfound t:aU Cheiiler, YU :12210. JOHN D. THOMAS, Admlnistratate be quieted, and for other relion ,aiJeging that tihe is the ownCLELAND$ 6•5-t:tp. tor of e~ttatc of Richard Fore-er in fee simple and in actual pos- licl. RMIIo & TV Repelr Service The ubov~: mentioned man, deceued. session of the followin.!l fejjJ esPhone 200 (~) will furUaer take notice J. B. O'Brien, statc: Pomeroy, Ohio. N, SECOND AVE,. 1'be foiiCJwing described real ea- ha~·e been made parties d•.!•ndanl 1 Attorney IL Law. ~,---- - - - - --:::-:-:-:T-ELEVISION, RADIO & SMALL tate, s ituate in the Village of HarGoNI CINn UNCI C.n said petition and that they are APPUANCE Rta>AJU. Phone risonville, in the County of Meigs to required to answer the ume on 6-110-~1~1-~l~:l-3~1<~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;_;~~~~~;;~~~~:;;:;~i:i~~~1;;;;:;;;~~~~ A•J Makla and Modelt Otis McOiml.ock, .Racme Uh10. and State of Ohio, and ·bounded or before the lst day Ql August, MITI".OPOLIT .._.. 4 f 30tc and described &.!1 follow s: Phone 485 •• AutO S.lea A piece of land off of the North· '"'"· ' Bertha Carl, Plaintiff • . a 10 TC Pomeroy ~ '''• FOR RENT-EXTEN>ION ~ east corner of Joaeph Bradfield's Webster & Fult.!: Attorneys for Plaintiff I . . one acre lot, commencing at the ders, Scaliold Hoards, Drop 1056 BU ICK VB SPI!:ClAL. $1,498. 1 1·3 TON CHRYSLER AI""ilTEMP < • air cundHloner. Gwd condition. Clo~hJJ. ClmHm Fill.her, Middle- South corner of No. 1~ and run 4 door hlil'dtop Sedan. One local 8-1().6tc ~-,, Ohio. P·bone 5:..1fl..,_ 11-tl ning West 4 rods; thence Southowner. Hydrar1atic drive'. Blaet- Phon(' 32.12. east along lhe bed of the creek 8 6 6t.; tnnr'll, Pomertty. 12 llEAll OF HORSES AND CU~T0.\1 BUILT ll.il'<iiLI!N 0&· 6V~ rods; thea.ce North 4 rods and nc ponies for ule. Will work awd SIIJlfiCd for your btHue . .!<'reo '"" 1 ~ '-il feet t_o the place of begin· 1956 PONTIAC V8 $1,4lnl. Station riJr. See A. H. Burbridge, AIt!mllh!ll. , Foreman • Abbun. nmg, containing whatever lnnll W111;on . 9 Pllo!J5engcl·. OJJc care· &10-3lc· l - J llone 6284· '/. 11-ti-U that Js In said ·bouridary. The bany, Ohio, R. D. 2. ful ownt:r. l:Uaettnur·s, l'omcroy. above described was deeded by Jo· 8 8 6tc 1'RlU\1PH 19118 ~EW MOWR· suph Bradfieltl and wile to W. H. AUCTIONl!ER Dye, April 27th, 1881. ()'cle, big discount for quick Complete S.r\'lc• 1:9:::~5:-::M::::El::-IC::.U::::R::-Y-:-2-:DO=oas, EDAN sale. jay'll Triumph Sales &: Crltt Bradlord Also tbe land laying East of the $1HY.i. Extra good •buy. Bl11ct· IJed of the creek In Lot No. 19 in 862 1st Ave, GalLipoUa, Write, Pho1111 or Contact Ser\llce, tnar'a Pomtlroy. 6 6 6tc ' I • ' the ~illage of Harrisonville, com6-9-.3tp A. c. sracttorcl, Racine, Ohio Ohio. ... .: .,' at the Northeast corner mencmg lDI>tl OLDS!IOBILE VB $1,4911. f 8-23-1.1 or Lol No. 19 and running West dr. Sedan. B,\'dra..matlc drlve. ,GOOD USED WESTINGHOUSE R&H . . Very nice. Bluttnar'a, \ rc!ri,erator. Rea11onably priced. A.La (;0Nl>!TJON!NU, JUJ!I'JU.GJ:::.K. 109 feet ; thence South. along the ».tion sernee. J11c.ll:'!1 .HeJrliUfM· bed o£ the creek to the South line .pomeroy. 6 CJ fiLe C11ll Racine 3812. 8·1J..3tc Llon, .!\lew Haven. Plwue 'l'L. of Lut No. 19; thence East 7!1 feet; ' •· 1957 P.UJCK CENTUHY 4 DOOR ED SINGER PORTABLES. ~ba7 . &-:.!a.ta thence North to the place of bcAutun;t.atic drive, radio & heat$29.60 up. See or call your ginnina. cr. ~a.ooo mllea. Private owner authorized Slnaer .Sewlna Ma- GRAVELY Also the following described SEE IT AT IERVICI, 512 $1760, Phoue 6290-M. Cl·t-lte ehine Co. Sale• and Service Rep. real eatate Jn Fraction No. 13, ~· Phon• ,i;x~--~~~;;~~ Town 7, Jlange 14 of the Ohio , , Jamoa McDoua:al, louted at Harold Barnhart, Rndtvllle, Company's Purchase, beginning in 19M I'ON~lA(; f .QOOR, 2 TONE Melcs-Gallia llne, RO\Ite 7. !Ph. Green. Good ahaje. Priced rea-~ Emmer10n 77361. e 10 Stc Ohio. Phone C:~vllle 3691. Mlddl_., Ohio the center o£ the Pomeroy and aouable. Pbono TU .2·l771, New _ __ :--~·:· 6-2-JOtc Harrisonville road at the NorthHaverJ, W. Va. , t 8-10.3lbc 1'932 BUICK SUPER HARD1'0P. -:-c-----,--:--::::---::::-:-:- west corner or a lot known aa the Be<tullflll Baldwin • n I' condition. LAWN 'MOWI:RS AND SMA;.L "MUJ Lot", thence South 21 de· Fine mechanical motor repair. Expert cast iron (9) 'For Sale Prlcod to aoU. Dovlo-137 Mulwekting, acetylene nnd electric gree West 19% lfll!!t; thence South berry Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. TOMATO PL,ANTS. MEXICANS, R. L. MHler Parta Co. 1Y~ degree We1t 190\4 feet; thence welding, 8-IHip. Pritchard, ruteera, mar,Kiobe, 310 Ash St., Middleport, Ohio. South 87 dea:ree Ealll ' 107'f.J feet· 3& FT .. ~ H"o ~ u= s"'E-TRA=-IL::-:::ER:c--:: FO :-: R Ready To Motor Rec~lfiQ~ ., . -.. ·, bu~·pce-globe, giant Jtallan, and PbO-'lll 6224·J, 6 o 8lc thence North 1 ~ degree East 20() teet to the center of the Pomeroy aale or rent, aleepa alx. Allo, Ml bun,ee golden jubJiea (oran1e). and HIU'riaonvU.e rfllod; thence ft. con1o wall, )'ellow and (2.0bl 1econd hou1c ea11t from tchool North 821,1 Jegre1: We•t l071A. black. ,f20,00, Clayton Bolyard hou"'~ Jn Syracu1e. · WUJlara H. Can Bo Boutbl For feet to the place of •beginning. 'l • 189 Alb Street, Middleport. Holme.. 0 8 6tc: . . .. ~ ,·,. ' Only fZO.GO A Month 8-11-lllp. ...;:,:·.·.. ;:··:_- Ia a '~loud on plain· to 1ald real !!&late, 1rla· .WRITE FOR DETAIUI NiCE LOCATION FOR BUILDING r~•,.on of an error made In sites ne11r State Gataee on Rt. C014i'.U:I'IIi INSU8ANC& 1'110 F. - <lllmoro and 7. 171 fl. o1 11-.'!aj~l•· Paul Nea•e, YIUII:on ' a. or call tec:tlon. AU.10. Fire, 13, Call ll<lnLlle,Milia. ltJudlopor~ · 6~CX:Xl PCIIDtl'G)' WI·X. Jl,ll-31< Oblo. lwo COON HOUND PUPPIES '4 AIR· HI)USE BUILDING. NEIGIER'S co.uraea in I and er· dale ._ black and t1n. •15 per Bulldln.Q .Supply. Call Guy r\)neously a wron1 mea• p1tr. R. c. fllaer, Hobaon, Nel&ler, Raclnfl, Ohio. IJ-11-30tc urement. plaintiff and 8-11<11< Ohio, Ph011o 681N, het; predeceAOri title have, l LegaI N ._: •nd Doco- IEotoh of""""'-· Jllbtilt\'. Chiii!Oothe, wotit callen of MIA illflle ntum: ' vlolt Wl(h' dd fam'!IY, II SehOol • ROAD. ..~ ~~ARANT-~~ . Powell's 5ervi~t AutoSoles y· r KARR & VAN ZANDT ---- 18 ~:~:~· ::~~;~ - I 8 c :g . an Around Jhe-, FO~· 80 bAYS ' -·. ·,· . AND NEVER FIND BARGAINS- LIKE Turte In the THjsi ~i'JH ----'--". Cha1U: 8- FridD1 :MIU'tin S~G'W Romper Room Movie Pie.ees ol Eight Yo11r Esso !Reportf.r IUS 1957 FORD ~ $1295.00 ·.:··i•··:o- CY:l. ·,,feKIJP Save On This Fine ?oUn.l~5~~~~;~:~!~~:~ BEST ElL .i) IIDCII IIOTOJ\OYCU~-•i!J lwu.zy DA· vldoon 74 Ill &ood ebnlllllon. PrJeed ruaon,bJy. Clll Y:Ukon 1232.11 or see Eber Glllllan, ChUior, 8-11·3lp (9ol MOrine S:-u-ppl-:-1:-'llll ' -· - ~ IM S."'"• PMI· I I flo ~ ( I 4J ·rvf Rent APARTIIItNTS- I"Uriiiohod ond uniiU'lllolltd. llcllultn, JllcldltilOl;l- Pbono --~~2 8 II den. Good condition, FumJihed $41100, unlurniohed $3900 IUness loi'Cea sale. Ftank Hudstn, Porn,,..,, Phone 11&3. G·I!HIIc ""'·· _/...1•• $29·95 ~Uiet . .....,CIRiw- llOoll APAJITIII:NT - WITH I NIW IIAVI~orner lol In obatb and llhiP1 I ,rqom houte La)nM>hUn1er 111bdivili01i. Al· moa• one acre with 240' front· a(e On paved road. $2200.00. 1 1-1-U FARM---32 mea, 8 ams culllva· 1 aOOM APAi'J\ Uon, 0 acres pastu.re. J broiler ........... Call ua1 • 1.... t - ..~~a house• neltlng owner $200.00 _,.,..,,,n '' .,_ or .....1"' 117 monthly. 1\lodern 8-bedroom •nd t .room apart.ment. Pbepe IIG-K. Pomero,.• ..A. N. BenJel. CUSHIONrD • GLIOIRS j ii1NriiJtihiHJm Spliq -' REMEMBER "POP" CHAI'SE ·LOUNGES 11oM loull ond _ , UI.OD ond FOR SALE-SIX ROOM HOUSE. up, whll• tMv l1tt. ~pallfln Bath, cellar, OutbuildlnJ, G1r· MatfM SliM .. . ' homt' with btLh· and fuel all furDaee. $8000.00. INCOMI PIIOI'IItTY IN MAlON St. Pome· --300' tronttce~ on Route 33. Mod~n t-room frame home. 3 41-11-lll< n•og":lllod:'~ fu!Jl(l)led . apartmonll ~ ~home. hmiture -( 17 ~ Help Wantect -'IIIALTY OfiPICI MANAGIII 'I· ~-- ' . $54~95 Ave., PODIU'OJ', Oll!to, I aJ tlc ' ' ' . Am01 $479S.Oo: •. ' " .- ,, 2Spe~ Aide, SSpeed TransmiSSiQn. tf~tit:.I,W,·.. ' ONLY Ml L£5 . . ' "' · · ' :o" Your RldNDial . 'polfibl and Vn. BarHtt of Middle· port called on Mr. anii , Mn. Clarence Chaney 1dd chllitreb thun- 'n'~ A"n dy Arlhui J. Smllh-N..,. The 1ule 'tuvlin Show The;, Three .Stoogea She'!ill.of Cochise . 1t59 .FORD F600 :Dulf(ll:j'f.uck $15'95.()0 12.1) Reall:storl .:, SALJ;: : HOUSE WITH BAT!l Larco with &ara~:e and out buildmc. One block to tehoola. Prieed to sell. See Wayne Rupe 6-lo-3tc Rutland, Ohio. llrllhler ))oy Seeret Storm Edge of Nlliht Llie o( 'llj1ey Go- PIANO SPOT ' 1955 CHEVROLET ' ,1;~-~ -;:-~..-p SPINET PIANO · 1 .no"'g I Zerkle Transfer Co. ·' 9 90· day, Mr. and Vn. H"'b' O'Neil. "ond cblldreb were dlnilei- lueiti of Freda WUI Sunct.y; U Was Freda Will's birthday. · • Th('l'll'i•ible Mon .Jleceniber \ . llrlde . . Y:;ti\!' fl$&l~tt\l PlsybdllJe· 80: . ll!t·~ · ;~~ ~ . , .. 1\l'ilit . ,., ,I.' -<1.951 FORD .: ~a· ,... ,_ A-1 Pltti~·~-~CONDitiON. :··:' . ··~ ., ·! ,, ,; ., ,, ,... $595!10' ,, ' I ; • ' '. ' .... ' . ·~· 0 f ·• t ' -·~ • I " .·. .x. . ..... ) '' . II ,.t ' '' ''! •• ' ; ' �' • • ' 8-Daily Sentinel , Ptlmeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 11, 1959 DJaek.&Gn'e Return from Vaeation Trip •· llr. llld lin. Harold Bfad:stoa .. ehUdren Sherry, Bobby and Bruce returned home S:~~turdaJ from a 101» mlle vaeation trip, tHvellnf Mrs. Joe Bishop Honored Guest At House Warming Monday Night · . Of THE AREA Mrs. Joe Bishop was honor guest Monday evening at a tbfo\lcb twelve ttates. house warming given in her new home on High Street. The 0a the trip, they apent a week Blshops recently rented the Nellie BarsotU house at 692 High at Ft. Lluderdale, Fl.a., with Mr Street. P lanmnc the party were Mn La , with R.ndolph J'roley of Stocy 'o Run G Miley and Mn. Everett Grant. Games were pla)' ed and prLZes were (Dorothy Leonard) and family. awarded to Mrs Ri~bard Bailey, Mrs. Roy Str1dr:land, Mra. Rubin UeS OY VenlnQ Colhns and Debra 'Maiden. The Cheater Grange met Tuesday door prue was awarded to Mrs. evening with Georce Holter, Clarence Casey. worthy master, presiding. 5Dd lira. Wilbur Bailey thter, Ruth Ann. They ited at Baton Rouge, llr. and Mrs. Alvin sQC/E 7y Ch G ester Mee t'lng 1srange Held and dau· also VIS· T d E • Laurel Cliff Better Health Bof RT Auxiliary · Club Meetin~ Held On Monday New Member Is an~:tr~~;es!'m.the~J.'1::ed Yth~rt.:r~fe~h!ra;.:; June 10 Health club Monday evening at her home, Laurel Cliff. Group singing .. of Faith of Our Fathers and Work For the 'hght Ia Comln.g opened the C" ___ 'Tieeting followed with the Lord's ~ond Prayer 1R uruson. Devotions taken I .. . weco led bY Mro. 5 . M•"ddleport Amateur Garden Club Guest Night Held On Wednesday -~ ~:.':..p~=y Guest night of the Middleport Amateur Gardeners Club A report on bills paid und the for theij' Ab Mal' nly out People 1n pOmeroy · ........ ....,. .... next ''""' .......,•• ..... , ....._ o; tho loot I'tllllar •• Around And Ab t Ml'd-Ueporf Bapti.St C.hurch C der Cl ass Meetl'ng Is Held ROOMS~:w FURNITURE ( LJ (i -- - IIIli 4 0 L 193 ' li 1M " II lOOo ~ P, J' 1911' A .. $: -,. liNk Q -19" H BAKER FURNITURE Draw Warning Froni1The Mayor Mils. ' American Revolution, intro- Reed, Sr., Return Jona· tbe Chapter, 11as iptrodyc· Chairman Of the Na· R. MacazJne, a~d on the value and dk of the _otlldal pub- ' TICE : 1 SPECIALS BARGAINS NEVER HEARD OF BEFORE ONLY ' SuHe s119·oo • 3 PIECE I berf e1 ' INCLUDES: CHEST, &Z INCH , DIIAWER DOUBLE DliBSSER llld •• ONLY sgg BED ..,......._. OR PURCHASE iOTH - - I SUITES TOGETHER ::~y mer BetUe Lia:bt.er of City, Mo. Mrs. Marla. 11 the for- Pomeroy Bend THEATRES r.....,, J::S10~;' :l=-· ·Bed Room Suite .. I MEIGS- . • Bopht. LorM- Al>thooa' Quina lATURDAY "PARIS HOI.JDAY" Bob Hope - Fernandel MGtiNMEN F~M-LAREDO" Robert Kalpp, Jean Morettt.d Dol.' alln~~lng~~~~2~1~2;y~a~rd~p~ra~c~tl~~·~h~o~lo-~p~l~o~Th~e~a~tre~w~h~e~r~e~th~7~i~;~•;•;~~===~-·-~=-===~~=~;~t:~~ meeUn1. The July club meetlna in·one on tbe 13th arcen. U ""•• the aho\f utina Wedneaday wtll behostesa held atforthelhehome of Mra. the aecond act of hi• ca..._. Thelma Pratt. ~< Church Choir Sponsors Trip . Ar.ound World The cboir of tho· MI. Moriah Baptlot Church opo,.....d • (fip aro\lnd tbe world Sundl)' whieh waa very sudceJJfuJ. The trip bepn at the home of Mr1. Otear Hardaway wbkh re· rtreaented Holllnd and duteh loaf and cbeea sandwiches were aerv· ed. Ru11da waa repre~ented at tbe home Of M'ra. Arnold RJclJuda where Iliad with RuuJan aauce waa aerved and 1t the home ot Mra. Myrtle warren, AI11ka wu repreH.r~ttd aDd •tee cream and eake were aened. Tile trip ended at tho hOD\O ol •ooto~Mary Bumaardner where .vo wMt rep~e.nted add tea ..uloa.,..... ....ed. .. $199~00 ; -PAl'i M.ORE~ WBQ WOlJ ;-~fiR LESS A.T ·•. •• FURNITURE II meeUng to •' . .. ' • ·.· , Region· )l~dleport the thla rear. • "~"· .Mrl. Jt. R. KniJht. R.egent..£1.ect, ·, ~nd ,Mrs. Jimes E. Brewington, v~ Begent ) of lltturn Jonathao ' :Melas. attended the meetlnt. II 2 PIECE Living • .,.ay Melp and She also ' $\.9111 Buckeye Boys State Opens On OUJ.amp~s campWt. .,., ,.. _,..,.,,. tif:1 For Joan Fravel Held 0 n TUeS·d.OY ' bund~ anf."~~tr·fiye A111*JNS, 0. UPI-ore than .~~~~lrojIll-clay !11 Dhlo cnl\iii!R ni~ttnu and• at· a one thouaamJ 11t\Qatea. pluf!«ed lu~on was served Into tbe bua(Mu todi,Y of elect· ing ~rldidatea tor ttate, county ~rr, retiring Re· and dty•·offices In the mythical Return JODI· Buckeye :&eye State. was iOtroduc· All the color and work that into the real caucUHI, con· and campaia:nin£ waa by the bo)'l In the Legion exer· OD Ohio -- ONLY sa. and State Chairmen at a Rethe held at Uncoln Lodge, street, Columbus, Ohio, Wednesday, June Enterprise EU B Youth Meeting Held On Monday e.· rthday Party THEODORI RnD newly eleded State Regent, 1 ' Ohio: Porlly eatler fillllllhi <lou<lr .... tv...... Uwn•,.....••r• thit ......... wfth .a....... IMith.,. ...., ,.JVrd.ly cloucly Md ceoter. ,.,.., ' Bicycle Riders - John Ebersbci-1.. CeIe bra t es H' s· th B'rthday l enttne Unttlilll ,,...,............., As Big Four M~ster Meeting Nears Collapse · . $299·00 e Weather ussia Refuses To Withdraw Berlin Ultimatum . Cabinet Posts ln. Ohio DAR Rou,.. j j r Weal Women Named To Top 4 I • '' ~~~:~~------------------------------~--~~~~~~~~------------------------VOL XI NO. 49 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Frldty, June 12, 1959 --------SINGLI-COPY-k Ciolroll'.'!. Armaod llra.WII· Wal the new l'DQiber. was held Wednesday evening in the beautiful home Of Gene balance In the treasury was given The Second Ward Women's Mn. Dorothy MOI'J'll Pftl,hled Grate on First Street. by Mrs Hobert !Bowen. Mn Lloyd Club met Tueldaf eveniqat the the mettinl at widiJi tlme1t The members and guests were greeted at the door by Mr. Wright eoodueted "the penny home of Mrs. Lydia Hrie"" Con· reported U..t J'lori Cltllnd, Grate and the Garden Club boa - -ma:c h It w•hsrehp01'le d that ~ vera l dor Street. .llff. Pearl SJcmm,. wJio llu:d 1 1 11 1 Tbe trnelJing prize donated b)' tesses for the evemn&, Mrs. Guy art•c e16 0 dt ' Mrosp•A• eqDmlpllmend been Injured in~automo.Reynolds, llrs. Paul OaVlS and where oane to s. nnal dan! Mra. Eugene Triplett wal &want· lceldent. were 1m IDI aftd The large decorated cake with Plant were completed for vistt Mrs. Arthur Skmner. t e oxygen gau.e was oane o ed to Mrs Gardner Mankin. Mrt. Edward SUlea · iet1li'Ud the mscription "Best Wilbes to ing Columbia Grange Friday eve· Rose& were used In the various the Frecker famlly. Mable Mankin was reported home. from lhe Mei,i1 Genenl Marilyn and Joe" wat seTVed w1th ning and presenting a n••·un-am. • 1 th h 1'· 1 t•·· d and 1- 1lowly 4..l•-Yi..• r- w,... Two wheelchairs were donated rom e osp d.... , al'ft ...., un ergo-t .. ~....... .... ice cream sandwtcbea, mints and Group sintinl of •wben You arrangements in the livmg room · coffee. !lnd 1 Were Young Maggie" open· and on the servulg table. They to the club by ~\Irs Cbarlet K.atT IJUI: surgery an a I was sen After tbe me,tinl a • •1 hour ed the program and members had been made by Mra. Skinner E HAW fi'S and the Meigs General Hospital. her. was enjoyed ~th re~tl Others present we1e Mrs. Don res-nded to roll can with their and Mrs. L B Reynolds and a bou· Br LUCILL "'.' Plans swere made for a plenle to Games wert played and prizes be'·• loin. --•·ded t• 1 ·~ oerved - Wll· Gosney, Mn. Norman Yeauger, rav~;1 te vegetable. Household quet trom garden of Mrs. James Mr and Mn walter Merrow and be held Monday, July 13, at 6 p. m awar .~~.e .w nnen. , llh. OUeva Boice,, llra. llor· Mrs. James Ashley , Mr•. Chloe hints were given by Mu;s Led& wcoer, a guest. children Jum~r Bobby and Caro.. · at Syracuse Park. The birthdays of A potluck dmner waa ~erved pre· and Jlrt. Mary Jane Neal. Mills of Reed1vllle, Mrs. Bert Mrs. Harold Lohse waa devotiOn· ly" of • ··•a·>et'ta w•ce sundoy Mrs. Paul Eichlnger and Mrs. Al· c,~mg the meeting to MrJ. C1if· a poem "Just a! leader lor tbe meallng and her Hou.ae of Racine, 'Mn. Rjchard Mae L>'"e Kraeuter Dod" waoand,•ead by David f M"~ • d Mr 11 "'Harold Mer· len Eichinger were observed. \ ocd Jenkl nson, Mra. El~ , Arnold , · k • • v " gues18 0 r an ' ~ , Mra. Henry Dailey, Mrs. WOllam Oiler, Mra. Earl oBrlc leB o Dar· Koblentz. Following a contest, a lOplc was " acatlon-.Kecreauon. row and ~aughter, Debbte. Debbie .Mrs. Clifford JaeOOs presented a Boyd, Mrs. Albert Martin, Mra. Gilliand and win, Mtss Kay Hansen , Miss Sue song "This Old Man" wall present. JJurm& the snort business ses· a~compamed them borne for a readmg "Madam C~utirman and Triplett, Mrs. Mankln, lin. u ..~ wett Wallace , Debra Maiden, Hope 81.· ed by Patty Koblentz and Jenm· !! ton couauded by Mra. Guy Reyn· v1111t d ' "; Iiiier o1us m tne $-t:>sence of tbe pre111• • Her Cof!Uilittee" an MJ:L •P ear1 seU and £11011.1 EJJtn lin. 'hop. "-. Sherman W1emann snd ....~... Bitter. fer and Melanl~: Dean, to conclude denl, Mrli. i'wrman Humphreya, o e two leldl...... .. .:.a /~les • Clyde Mn. Addie Mr. and Mrs. Harold Merrow and 'p arker ,.av w & \~uar1ea w')'Ift ·abd da""' ,..... er an'!!. the program. the repon ot the nommatmg eom. guest, Carolyn Lauderbach, of This Letter" Age Mn. Harofd Hysell uil · daUgtl. Sending 1l:ifta but unable to at· Refreshments were served dur· m1ttee was giVen by Mrs. Lohse Nelsonville, were tn Manetta to· Fiv e" A reading Day" tera. tend were Mn Dale Jacoba, Mra. mg the social hour. ana tne lo.llowmg omcers for Ute clay whcr' their daughter, Debbie, was gaven by :drs. W!rlgb1 -;;::::-;;;::=-:--;;::::::c:-;-:--:7'-:- jTU<Osd:ay Harry Crall. Mrs. Wllliam Waltera, The next meeting will be held commg year werEr .eJected: pretu· underweat a tonsHlectomy elude the program a h Mn. Eleanor Kemely and nep. Mrs. Edwud Stiles, Mrs. Hefbert Tuesday, June 23 . dent, ,1irs Guy Reynolds; vice · sale of home made waa ew Gt~orge Kemely of Rutla.nd !Mn. 'Mabel ank1n Mreturned cooduc~d .by Mn. . Mt:•· Sunday. ' OD Mn · ·J, ·D. >~!FLJI! Mahan, Mra. Fred I. Gardner, Mrs .l r--.;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;=--~ l pre&~dent, M.n. William Slater· Gra~e Pratt, .Mrs. Frank .powera, li~caetary , Mrs. Wesley Fry and . home Tuesday mght allier under Allen Etchmger wa.11 the w.nner lD I F~:;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;J~~~~~;;;i;;~, Mrs. Lola Herdman, Mrs Carl treasurer Mrs. L. .t:. Reynolds. gomg surgery at the St. Joseph a conteat conducted by. Mra. 8mtth. Owens and MiN Charlene Neal. '1M newly elected president in· Uosp1tal, .Parkersburg. .. Sunshine gtfts were distributed . lrooucd the special guests tor the I Janet and Nancy Rog:ers return· Refreshments w.ere !tei'Ved ~)' I OU cvenms, Mrs J E v. Hartmger,,cd lo the1r borne m Nel.st;mville on the hostesses durmg the soetal ~uunty cuutact chonrman; Hob ';'cdnesday after &pendmg aeveral horlr. 01 rtyer, speaker for the evemn& ua~s with tllelf grandparents, Mr. - ' -- - --,--rUSO and oho "' G'"'"· atler Wh>cn aud Mrs. Thorn .. Youug FRIDDlE HOUDASHELT each member mtroduced the Mr. and Mrs. Adolph 'Grueser Jr. ILifl Gary Wayland , son of Mr and d h ,,,, JP.nningo Wayland is report· g:uest snc ha IDVIled. Other have returned home after a VISit IS The Crusaders Class of t e ~uesu were Mn>. L C. Karr, Mrt. with reiative 8 In Columbus and Middlepor~ Bapllst Chureh met ed to be Improved at the Mason rtl n d Ch De M H ld E I R d ld p k Cl>'n>C ' 'he•e he has been a PI· c ar am rs, rs. aro . Canlon They were accumpanaed IX I ld . at th e M daepor oa s e ar ' • .tiuobard, Mrs. James Jobb, Mn. home by " tbe 1r daughter, Sharon, Tuesday evenmg where they made tlent lor the paat two weeks due WUJ B df d Mr J On Sundaf, June 7, the sixth lhro:tt condilon and Weber, lam Mrs. ra Dave or ' Farmer, s. ameaj who m hasCanton. been the guest of rela· birthday of John tbersbach, son of d enJoyed home·ma d e Iee cream to a •••.•ep • M181 ttve an 8 ill~lvlng Room and cake. to a strep throat cond•tion and Be.u ::,anbOl n, Mrs Clarence Ca·1 Mr. and Mrs. George Ebe1·~bach of Larry R1ce gave the devotions Nma Stiles, Alx. year otd dau· scy, Mrs. Hob Hoeflich, Mrs. Willis Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Maag and Middleport was celebrated at the e Bedroom • Kitchen (or tbe evenlna. '"'"" of Mr. and Mrs Edward AnthOny, Mrs Ted Dowme, Mrs. daughter, Myrna , returned home, home of his grandparents, Rev Clo..ll Thur. .y AftornHM was returned to her home Wayne Vlbbons, Jean Evan&, l4re. Monday after a vunt With relatives and Mrs. Edison Weaver of Mason, Othen pre!lf!nt were Mr. and Fnday from the Me1gs General Jacx Lloyd, Mrs. Fred !1-hbbs, iMrl. m Mlcbi&an. W. Va., with a family dinner. His Mn. Harotd Thomu and daugh· HosPI'D.~ after a tonstllectomy rtobert Jjurkeu and Miss Freddae ~randmother had made him a ter, Tereta , Mrs. Gene Coleman en 'l'hurSday She 1s recov· doudasbell. Mr 1md Mn. Walter Baker and Merry·go.Jiound cake as she has an'd son, Jerry. Mr. •nd Mrs. mcely and Mr Shies who is A very tttlmg program waa &lv· family of Caldwell were l'ecent made for him each- yeltr on his Henhel McClure and aon Jimmy, on leave from the New York en by Mr. Byer when he showed gue.11ts of reiallve& m Mincrtvalle birthday, Mr and Mra. RoMrt MUte and Central Railroad JH reported to 1ort1 d silde~; wh1ch he bad taken •nd Pomeroy · co John's other ""randmothor, hlr6. In, Rev. an d M15 · be Improving. dau11hter, Rob n H 0 Ita d 1 11 4 On the Brig htest Cornet Warren Hulburt, Mr. 1 nd Mra. Rl· n o ower gardens and 1 Clarence Ebenbach whose birth· chard Hovatter and daughter, Mr. und Mrs Mtrlan VanMeter er~peciaUy the. tulip industry tbere. l lay was recently was •lso honorOO In Middl.por' Oreamma t and Mu. Rice, and the (Carhna Allenswcrth) huve mov· 1n hUt narratwn on the llldes Mr Jn Sunday and also tlle birthday df Only "" ....., . ~ ~~~~~~~~:;;:;;;:;~~t~e~ac~h~•~r.~M~c~s.~H;,sc~o~ld~H~u~b~b~ac;d~, ed rrum the Leo Kennedy house llyer aatd that the wmdm111 which Terr:r Farley of Chapmansvilh~. 11 turprill.,.rJ iupplo) ~ to the Gothard home . symbolic ol Holland bas gJven f erry 1s a nephew of the Weavevs QOOIIniO lft \'ani~· . ... Mr and Mrs. c M. Reed of way to the (jul!'pmg stattons and Otherh attending the family din· Clncin'l:Jti were gl'eats of Mr.s. that the WJndpuUs today are most· J ner were 'Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur '"'· Sanlotlaod ol-8 E M Wood over the weekend ly small n,useum~;, reatauranb antl The monthly busmess meetmg Weaver of Mason, Mrs. Kenneth lot oooy -hint. T...b>Mrs. Wood rtlturned to Cln· ~nop.s. AnoH1e1 symool of Holland uf the Enterprise EUB Youth Cook and children , Connie and tallatod,tao l!lth .... clnnati for a weeks visit with the wooden shoeli ure sUIJ verY ~'ellowshlp twas held M.ond~y Tommy, and Mr. and Mra. George acratch rvalptOOfifflb ••• th popular 10 the larmlng region be· ( venlnc .at tlle borne of Dottle Ebers bach and Terra Jane of Mid· "'""" trl'le t1!td\lnt ••• em. cauae ot the damp soil. 13rown. dleport. ho-vo, '""' hlp t>O<illt Mr. nnd Mrs. Adnan Woods He ~;bowed plcturP.s of the hugb Group ainglng opened the meet· ..... ~~-~h~ Mr and Mrs. Willard Connly and were Ill Chnrlealon TuesdAY to commercial Helds {J! Lulips, bow lng, followed by scripture read· and <Uio., p11., peei!Ot. , • viAit \n th h111 mother Mrs. Leila they were gaded and marketm;l. !na: by Jerr)' Frick and prayer by ~randdaui:bter, Loretta Atkina, Mr. . : m d 'Mrs. Ezra Connly and chlld· McClung. Other slides were of beautiful Elsie Arnold. New officers wore Mrs. James Ashie)', Dunbar, Js Holland parks where the flowers inst1died and presided at the busi· ren, Delores and Johnny, Mr. and ·~FI111t vuitlnC wilb her mother, Mrs. are show and alao of TuUp Parade oen session. Pfayer by the Rev. Mrs John Whitman, Mr. and Mrs. FGd~.~ Lola Hl!rdrtlan. floats whtch hi compara•ble to the Francis H. Glazier, concluded the Elwood Farley and Kathy and Mrs. 8erlle Yeauger all of Cbapmans· Mrs. Chloe Mills of Reedsville Roae .Parade 11oats ln the U. S. meeting:. ) '. ville. ~,,,, ! 1 vlsitert here thiA week w1th her Some of lhe parka are staffed with Present were John . Musser, niece, 1\lrR. Addie Bitter and her personei in native coatume to ex· .Norma Jean Bearhs, i.fnda and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sutler of niece, Mrs. Joe Bishop. plain to touru;ts the various flow · Sharon Dill, Judy Folmer, Mar· Charleston, W. Va., Mr.'·.ftonald L.Y· ea:ne especially to attend the ors and to an1wer questions. .Jprie and Bill Bentz, Ruth Ann •ns af Y.ason and Jlm Weaver, housewnrming given for Mr. and Mr. Grate waA Invited to play (Qrothen, Barbara, Viola and Vir· ;one Weaver, Emma, Jane Weav, Mrs. Jnc Blahop, Monday evenina:. for the a:roup and he Qlnla Davis, Jerry Frick , Elsie ·r and Vi~kie Joe Weaver. Mr t•nd Mn. Kenneth Braum I ~~f~:,~, a medley ol tongA w1th the :Arnold, Judy Brown, Dottle moved la&t Friday from the D. L . II attachment. Included in 'Brown, Dalene Smith, Ernnt and Beck 'lropert..v on North Tbird medley were "l 'Love You A.nit11 Hall and one g:ueat, Nancy .. ~ . ~~ ~ tit AveMe inlu the David Ohlinger "Memories" and "'My Bud· $kinner. ~;: ::;d~;~:~•d:~ Mr. abd Mrt. ' Adult.l present were Rev. and Owen and family moved \he proa:ram the guests Mra. Francia Gla.d er, Mr. and into tho Reck property Which members were invited to tbe 'JilrA. OrvJIJe Brown, Mrs. George they ror:enUy purchatJed. where :Mrs. Charle1 Brothers, Mrs. W. R. Davia and Mrs. Alice Yuraalts entertained Mrs. Mildred C.1rson suffered Senior :PreAident, pre· Mn. Philip Smith. Tuesday afternoon and evenln& a heart attack at her home last at coffee service. RefreAh· The next meetJng will be held with a birthday PartY for her :rh·~~·•l'! evening and waa taken of UlJlo sbel'bet iee cream July 13 at the home of Mrs. W. Jranddaughter, . Joan Fravel, of to of her slater, Mrt. In small flower pol! cover- R. Davia. Each member Ia re· Canton who-·has been vialtJna: her Robert Reibel, Friday evening by ed with foil complete with rose Quelled tu brint a covered dish for the put two Weeb ... a Rawllna:s·Coats ambulanee. bloom, and angel/food cake with and to be present at 8 p. m. f(Jf Those pretent to help Joan Capt. and Mrs. J . .M. Marla have pink JcJng, and p nk and green a recre;ttion period preceding the t>elebrate were Bert and PeiiY purchaaed property in Loa Altoa, mints were Rerved. Tiny plastic meeting. Youna:, Steve and Chrialtne \Bur· Calif., a few mlleA outside of fana were &lven at favors. ::-=::--:=--:ton, Che'liblre; and Mrl. Wayne San Francisco, and have moved Gifts were presented to Grate J MAL TOM GITI ACI Burton' ataillted wilb , tbe ter¥lnl their family there the past week. for hla hotpltaUty and to Mr. 8yer MAMARONECK, N. Y. UPI- of the decoraed birthday,. eake, , • ' capt. Marls Js with TWA. The for presenune the pro-ram for the Bart Haltom of Fort Worth, Tex., iee cream and lavon. ~,·s · Marls family have been retidenta evenlna:. prePtred for bls first U. S. Open Arter the ret'refhmenh the for the past 18 yeare of· Kanaaa M.. a. Robert Coala was a contrlb- IOU "hamplOnthlp Tueaday by chlktren were taken toi the pi~Mfa ~"~ o ( ' ' .I Palleo I ~H <1 ---..,.-1M. .. -""'-' Ml !DIAN, Min. ll>at all.-- tt' Ward W Cl b omen u Meet'IRQ Held . •\ (Huc«u FOI TODAY ~ B. of 11, T., 111e ntlt al tbe Ball Wedne• One .. .. . '. ' ' . .. ' -• .,.\ \ Pomeroy Mayor Cbal'le~ Legar today called attentlon to .ever.,_ c:Omplainh of children rldlng blC)'eles abqut tbe village after dark without llibts. The Mlll'it pointed out that bikes ridden after darkness de· cends muat have one headlight and a tall reflector. He s:aid that there exists today 11.n ordin· ance m Pomeroy which prohibJts riding of bikea without lights. He uid today that the practice muat be atOpped at once before someone 11 •riously lnjured. He especially uled the cooperation parenta id preventing any fur· lher cont'?uance of the practice. o' Herter Demands Soviets Drop . 1200 PEOPLE JUDE ON AVALON CRUISE · - ·-- · ~: . · -- ----..;·- ..,,:; -•. ·..~ lc:;.,, ~•:. ~ ;;:l '11:<' '41 · ,., t~ • ~1'-t ' ' " ·t ,'tt: f ~ :# 1 ~ ,, DemandsForTroop Withdrawal GENEVA fUPI) - Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko r~fused today to withdraw the new Russian ultimatum on Berlin and said the Western plan for the city amounted to an ultimatum itself. Gromyko ~d ~~s.ia would never put its signature to any agreement mamtainmg "occupation nghts" in West Berlin- ' Shen"(( steps up Dnve • AgaJDS • t Bad Check Artists the mmimum demand of the west. The "occupabon rJg}iUi " provJde fo~ the at..ationing of American, Br1ttsh and French troops m West Berlin and for free acceu to the city through 110 m1les of East Germany. This waa Rwsia's unbudging re· PlY to plus from setretary of State Chrisl1an Herter and 1Br1tish Foreign Secretary Selw; n Uoyd to defuse the one·year time limit Ill. the So'o'iet plan or face a br'eak· down of this conference. A4:a FOJ' Cl•rifluffwl Herter rose at once wfth a AU8'· geation Gromyko clarify his poli· lion immedutely so the West would know whether to continue the conference. He IUd there was a double thrht in Gromyko'a plan. Herter did not accept the claim in Gromyko's speech that there wu no threat or ultimatum in the Red plan. � 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. 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