https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ce28a3173f983ce67baa604fa69016f2.pdf 0ed07b176a308409d4ae74d3a131f779 PDF Text Text ' • • ' 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. �• ' riff DAILY SENTINEL - ,---- · "; '• fhe farm equipment compames of tins cOuntty put safety high on their hst of ob· jedtves. The machines are designed to reduce hazards of operation to a mmirnum Yet .fan appalling number or acctdents, many of a yur. The prime reailm why thas 1s so is s1mple: IndJvldUal catelessness, tgnorance. and Indif- ference li At. an example, modern tractors have power take-offs The revolving shaft presents a ) ma·jor hood if left bare, so sh1elds are pro· Yided ·But to keep the shield properly m . place is apparently an mconvenlence to some ·farmers. So, It has been found. tli'e shtelds are· often removed - !Ill ' I 1116 f Use the shields provtded. Stop machmes be- Ttmmy Wolle, Bill McLaue~lin, Patty r.oeglem, EltDD Steele, B•lly J • Gilli~. Mlke White, Joey Batlcv, D1ane White, Debn White P.oger White, Margaret Ann White White be workmg for ·1 headquarte.ts, alive arld under the tireless peper k1ckmg dir~t10n of Stale Chauman William L Cole- man of Marysvme He satd Di- Pierce Funeral Rites Are Held On Wednesday In Columbua thl1 last November Of major Interest In their ranlu was the selectiOn of Sen Stuart Symington ot Mu;sourl as the auesl speaker at a round of both major partle~ ,JBii'ii:aii,;,,Cetin11, awln1lnK Into 1ction Immediately after the Le1 u1Jature pul in aJ~ week of lunctlarit.. Tlllling taxe11 andiZiifi.lnc laws. SYllllftlton hs1 said he is avaU· • Jt WIS all bUIIn. .l in the StiR· able for the party's preAldenbaJ ate where the ~ltors wou)d nomination next year rt was JUAt Jhave you know qi!f nt In their poulbl& tbal the senator might plush chairs for tllht houft run.. W around t., d11cussmg thl1 t nlng, wtth no lhou&ht of a tifiHe makinJ amall talk with the for dinner while they debntet\• tax 1 IJ»>IIJiet :during h1a stay at tbe billa • .jll!li'OI.,Iutlve ManR.Ion Ji'r1day nnd ' The Republican .. naton UV.. ..tdrday. 1 been clalmine all alonr 'tbat Got: ' I Michael V DISalle doe• not aeed Coleman said Symington wus tn fall the new tax revenue he has lilted to giYe the party tatth.ful a l proposed They felt thla waa the chance to see at !I of Its possible tlr& to approve the 11leJ tu ex· Presldentlal candidates DISaile emptlons which Democratic Sen said he knew nothtng about the Charles Carney or Youns:11town lnvttatlon unt1l he read it •n the had proposed and the GOP had paper The governor 1ald Sen defeated, o\ler the yeara. The John Kennedy or Ma!Htachuaetts, GpP mmority tortot pobtlcs, It 1eported to be somewhat mtcrest said. and aolotnnJ:r brOl.libt up ed in running for president, mOlt of the PIOpolal• Carney had would visit Ohio before long tor !Jie llttJe man rever the Nevertheless, thoro were some yeih. · V~ ...,. who fe}t the inv1t"-tlon to Symlng. 1' ~ _:· ~.~n Villi not an lccJdent They , 'lbe vet.eran YOJJJl~a&on&d that he Ia satd to be atci; who 11 1 staff representa· former President Harry Tr.uman'a tiVB of the 1teelworket1 union, t·hol~e for president They also Wll In the middle But 'f1elnl In recall that Truman, in appointing the majority, he wn forced to DiSalle as federal price stablll· fiJht the GOP on the ltsues for :zer, put DlSalle an the national whirh 'he- had pleaded 10 eloquent lhnellght They added all of thts I)' In the pill up and came up with whatPver Once thl1 business of what sen· pollttcans ~ome up with when atara In their oratorical elory they add thlngA up like to d[IICrlbe 11 puttlna princi· ·, plo l,lio,_ 111rty wu out or the IPICt"L R"c• ii!.•VICI / Woy: 'IJ!e '~IJ)Idl ~~ tame to YONKI))IS, N. Y. '!fi-SJ10Cio,l ( towllL' .L . ~ " ' ' subWlY and bus servlee will be ?. Tbe Republieana, meellnJ lint, ~tarte•1 from mid-Manhattan to beard St'ate Chairman Ray C. . the Youkcrs Raceway track start· 1BU11 warn them that organized ihl Ju•uJ 18 Special tratna trom t labor will tet their flock• unle11 Grand Central Station wilL run i they build atrone prednct tence1. non·ston to within a few 1mles of Bliu llld the unlon1 were put· the trafk from where 28 or more tine a paid repre1entaUve In buael will carry customers the each county and he doubted theal!l rem~inder of the way I p•• ! m·-,ue I I c1ly, Mr and Mr11 Lawrence Utch fteld and Mrs Wtlliam LJlchlteld of PI Pleaesant, W Va 'Mr Pierce 's funeral was held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Bradbury Church of Chrtst wlth bur1ai m the Miles Cemetery at Rutland Rawhna:a.Coats Fun· eral Home w1s an charge of the flerv1ces with Rev Fred r. Garnttr, Rev Tom Wdes and Rev Walter Srqlth officiating Pall bearers were Willtam Kina, Wilbur Rowley, Junior Rowley, Lawrence Stewart, Eal'l Werner and George Nash. Diana Criswell Is Hohored On ' 12th Birthday . Kathy Fields Seventh Birthday Is Celebrated •• lUll B.l'(orlootocl •• Jlrlch117'" COloN<!,... ,,lmoll Kathy F1eldt, daua:hter of Mr. and Mrs Bill Fields, celebrarted her 7th birthay Weneaday aner· noon with a lawn p1rt) Games were played and prl!lla were awarded the wlnnera. Refreahfittn.tl were terved tb ~.. Earl Fleldo, Ton~ Stove a~d Sulle, Mn •Paill Taylor, Brencta and Debbie, !lin. liar '!l;ldl~ Debbie, Mro. !l•pnelh ' •at Lorle and Connlii Mn. "John. ' Oldak~r , a~d ohll~l':l~· ~ Cll ~ leo Mlllof and ~ueklo.' iirl. Fraat l'lnnloum, Jullf, MIU, Dl,tiiitt, IIIII. ,Goorro lomoo ond lillY, ¥rJ, Toni Durbln and Plm and tiem, Mra. David P'ltldo Jr. and Anal•: ldro. Freddie P'ltldo, llovtrly rtoldo, Betty Jo ood Merrill'• ~oluloon, Boll)' IDd Charlene RoUih, Marllf• Glbbo, Hoy Nlll, ~- Hartl0y, Juno llulh, r.~ tnd Jo,_ tic- Coy, BUI lenk!no. llovld l'toldo. Kevin P'l;,ldo and lbo hoatooo, Mrs. lliU P'loldo.' 1er Dail y I n_ __ I Daily Sentinel Daybook James McKmms. Ewmgton; Jef rrey Brewer, Portland: Mrs Ev· erettt Clark, Gallipolis Btrths, June 10 Mr and Mrs. MauriCe Durat, Pomeroy, dauehter , Mr and Mrs Vancel Fish· er, Oak Hill, Jon. tip" by &roup. ' Tile prlmory Late News · , Off The Wire NEW CtTIIIN Mr and Mrs Roland LeVaughn ha\le announ('ed the birth of a daughter, LOtll Annette born Friday, May 22 and wellhlne SII pounds They have two sons DaVld and Mark and are now ltvmt In Steubenv1Ue 'l"h:e LeVaughns were local res1denta aevenl yeara ago and hved m •the Homer Rua· sell cottage, and he wa1 employed at the Vanadtum Corpllratton ood now IS assistmg mania:er of the Vanadmm plant In Steuben· ville and she was on the nursinK staff of Meigs General Hoapltat ICE CREAM SOCIAL The annual ice cream , soc1al spon9orcd by the Middleport Vol· unteet F1remen will be held Sat· urday, June 13, on the lawn at Ctty Hall begtnning at 4. ' 30, BOSTON :UPI-A mad bombe:r whose ingenioully ~ontr1ved time bomb blasted apart a rap1d trans· tt station and inJured 38 persons was sought here today by a team Mrs James Windle and 80n, M.n. of crack detectives. John Watteraon and son, Mrt TAIPEI UP[ - Communist Harold Dailey and son, Mra. Charles Jeffera, Virlll llu'leu, China today launched a sea and Mn Carl DniA, Virall LN, :Mra artillery attack ai;ainst National· Lenora Ctaar, Keith Roberti, Mra. ist ChJoa's Matsu Islands, the Roy Bailey. Natlonalltt Defense Mtmlf.ry an nounced. Blood, u..d-3 plnlt. ln Bruce Stalnaker Is Honored On 16th Birthday ~ UPI-A Capilli plane enroute from Cleve land to Chicago was delayed for -an hour and 35 rrtinutes at Cleveland HopiJdna aJrport. Thursday Airline~ by • 11omb throlt, liut took orr A party waa held at the Roek after a thDi'ougli search Sprlnp Gran1o IIIII on JUne Olh. honorln• Bruce Stalnaker on his 18th blrtilday . ' Danclna and gamea were enjoyed throucbeut the enninc and rtfrethmcnt• of pop 1 potato chip1, cake and ice cream. Bruee receieved many nie g1fta and cards CIN~l!'I1 1 U?~ · six man, sir. wonian ' JtVY toe!aY Was to tour the tites ln\lolved < 1n ·the first de•ree murder c~~e qt Edy~h~ Klumpp, 41 , accuaed of llayittg and crematmg her love rival. CL&V•ELAND UP.l-SetUement of the M-day FJtestone Tire & Ru.bber Co., strike was expected today foUowlng marathon nego· tiatiol~R with officials of, the United 8\lbber Workers- Unton. , t LONPON UPI-Th~ Force Thursday eat civnlan U. S Air ~warded Its hiJilh· honor-the exeo.•p· tional terv~ award-to London artla~ Frank Beresford who pair1t ed plcturet of American ,airmen in Britain during World W4r U. COLUMBIA. S. C. ' U""-"'tty ' Lane Cherry "Miu Un1ted 'St4tes' 1 or 1811'1 dloclosed Thurllday · that f Con<ll' ti' ....rue IODI were aerved when the Columbia alumni banquet was held at Columbia school Lad1e1 of tbe Temple Metbodllt Church wu 1n cha ..ce of the aupper. Prizea were awarded to the onea who l:lad tr•IVeled the farthest, a tie between Martha Carpenter Ma)'el Straaburg and Roberta Carpenter Puker, Bohvar; the graduate who bad the most children preeat wu Fr~tnk Turner, door prize was won by Betty Price Throckmorton D.,Wn Sta former teachers were on llafjOrle Hoffman presented: wet count f~ abOut one of eve17 20 ~·· Mory Jo Woll; Rhythm job llolclera in Ohio. Band. Pta; daaa IOilJ liJe•u• Automation-the aubaUtutlon 1L0vt1 Me", Bible venes of machinu for men-largelT account. lor t.be decrea1e1, aeeord· preaenl Allee Reevea, DowninJ· • Unred Sc·•ence r0 Study Life birth 011Yiroomtnt. 111014 ~ lood alld llo4. He pointed to tho oltootiom ill wbleh before-birtla eo•lronmeDU rob orter·blrth envtr<>nmeoll et mOll ii not all moldiDI iD1laooee. Some bumoa beinp clio llolore they are born. others are bon menta117 or pbJIIcaJly defective. The accent wu on the bid, of eourse, because adenee 11 taoorant of the 1ooc1 wfiieb beforebirth environment. ereate beyond the fact tba& mo.t people at b1rtb are quite normal. The Ltttte Whk.h 11 K~ But people are born with a · 11hing endowments o1 body d mind, as well aa with def •nd aeience ha.i never been able IOlo what they .... - 1:) • h Before B111 ATLANTIC CITY , N J UPlA panel of medlcal ICienUJU lad'..._ _. llr. tlld Mn. loq .Wiotl . . ......... t.,mtbt•,.nd lin. loooplt Colli> tl Colo I~ " " the ....... llr. ond Jln. IUUu Bill .... -kond with tMir O!llf Our Menu UsA Gourmet's Guide To Superb Dining U"""'HIHHI Adult• p~sent were Mr.. ..-elvln Steele, Mrs. Uoyd MtLeudl1 Mr,. , .11nd M11, DnlCt White, Jud;, Gibson, Hu~rt Wolfe, 111ro. Caoe ~... ; Mr+ and Mrs Cad 'J'ho.mauon, Mr. Mrs. Ray Wbllo, I(Jg K•· ren Sm•der, James 0-UPt.nter, Mrs Sclden~bcl, Mrs. Paul Orr, Mrs W:-yne WoHe and Miss San· dra W(llfe Tommy received many nice g1fis and those sendtna a ailt but unable to attllnd were Louise Mi· chael and Mrs. Tuttle IMclfy MICA•atLl A•••h . ,.........~.ly~ t.a ...... lllllladactwllf c.. ••!! lAVAl LAlli IN Natwe'& 0,. COLOII TO OIVI! YOUI HOMI ADDI!D ATTIAtTIVN&S- S.uth P.clflc Mernlnt Sunrl .. SOft Shodowo Porelt Fona.. Whtto ............ ... ,_._ Scripture- readme and prayer by ~lld•d~J;~t'! the presjdent, Mrs. Hepry Eichlngoado!<l< er, opened the meeting of the Paat Councilors Q( , Cheater Council, Daugl;l:ters of America, held Wed· neaday evening. at the ~o'"e of Mrs. BuelJ RJ«iJenour wi&h Mrs. sident, Floyd Dlrenour as CQ-hoateJa. ed. . I JiU atf'-1~ ~n. \'flf. w"•'"'"" ,w .cbaeh Phone 12%0 Middleport, Ohio l:~~~~a~t~2~~~~~l~IU~.~7~===~·:L':I(I:I~eperl Chester Social News Of Week * Ice ONLY WOMEN S VIEW '*'••, c. MARTIN RESTAURANT Any Comment On "' 1 Camprugn VALLEY lUMBER CO.,ANY Ill 1 ',.PI lr.es Election oi offleerJ W41 held wtth Mrs Esther Wria:hf selected u president; Mrs. ClaTence Neutz· and Mrs ~Bice1 · ·Otitineer. The hng, viee PMildent; .Mrr. Vlrcil door prl10 Mrtr. J.&. ..... ~ - ...,___ -· _._,.......,. Roush, tec'tetary; Ml"'. Marlon hj!!:'N.. 'l:ho. lll:OIII\, pre~a.;1rttt, 14 WOQft, trealtH'$P\' Mn. .. Norma11. , Frederick, Sentinel; ~ Oacar the hostess. Weber, tlower .ommittee; and At tbe coaclul' ' of, the even· a <le~ Mrs. Hobart NeWell, publicity. One jna Mro. Pntt ' d Ebersba • ' member, ;Euie Warner, lott by t~ae to Mr•. , Mrt. Willard • fbacht' death, w's reported. s ' Rte~~ril , Emma Lelf~el~ .Secret Pal gifts were distributed Vau&hn, Mra. Richard Vauehn after which refrHbments 1Vere Mrs Teddy Warner and othCtti served by the bosteues to those mentioned 1bove. l named and Mrs. Ranaict Oeborn, Tile nex\ meeting will be, be!lt Mn Eldon Kraeuter, Mrs. Ella J~t the liome ot Mrs. J .. t 1• 1 Hannum, Miss Leda Mae Kraeuter, bach on the UUa .of June. 1\,1;s Henry Spencer, Mrs. Edgar .t1artung Mrs. !o!Uo lllil!l, Mfl( George Mr< Fanme Adanl4~ !.1~ Mrs Rolls CIQ'" , Beaver one !;sJ • Dec}•mes NIXOD c:.. ...... .,....,,.. Kin Club Picnic Is Held At The a. Toilsorial Splendor Highest Ever In Hollywood's Newest Barber Shop w... • .u..rw •u heard lt JUJierted that the thinp apent W~ ..,.. that can ha:ppen to pec:.ple before Jira. B11modd t1 birth mJthC be the moat import· Racine. ant eventl of their llvu lteL\IJD Howard bu e~ The tua:pation wa1 made by I .IFn;;;Da;;)'Coft.;;;:i::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;. Dr, A S Norri• of the State Unl1t venity of JowL When IC:lt:nce know• more than 1t knows no•, he Aid, thP. obat.etric1an will be able to practice preventiVe pay cbiat.ry in behalf of the uoborn 1n fact. be will be "the fJTit line to •how heredlty 11 the FULL exOf defense aa:ainat mental tllneu" PiaOIIiiOn: Norrla't complaint buthat the ltttle whieh Norri1 Ald. ton; Eugene AtlinA, Rutland; inl to Pllj)ier. Tblo to Plrtkulor•, Eleanor Zelher and William ly true In road butldinl, he uld. Swett, Middleport and Ruth Starkey, Weal M'r und Mrs FenJ Gil10117 to the importance were m Columbus laat weel The panel d1scunion Wll a !eathe before-birtb 1 WHUIIHIU CIIIIDIIIN 10 Dlt\111-'l'bla II tho old where they ns1ted thear dauehter ture of the annual meetlut of locumoth>a botler LDolllentDr ID ..-throe cblldnD bumod and why don't lclea Mr and Mrs. Elba McKnight tD deaUI at a Rq, N.D., tnller eourt. TbOJ ,._ Lorry tbe American Medical AIIOCiaUon ti.sta get more facta? J. K Crabtree, Edgar Crabtrl!e 1t called attention to the usuan, DeaD. Blltell, Rodne1 Breudea, 15. ud RodneJ'a mar and Kenneth Crabtree were ealled .ttnored fact that we all hve apHe cited • number of esamplu Dobra.'- It 11 bolte.od they erowled- tho door, and to Fort Gay, W Va , by the seri- proximately nine mt.mths before One waa the ability of Gertn111 tt perhapt blew abut. How ftre waa ~ lt & myateey.. ous illness or the former'• bro- our lives beCJn offltlalJy. meules In a woman dur1n1 the WASHINGTON Ul'l-Ben. RAJ• ther, P:arney, ybo suffered 1 lefor.llrth Envlr~ lint three months of prepaney eell B. Long D,La. uid toda;r be 1 stroke and ts a pat1ent at a hotNorris thought 1t a pity Jeiena: to JO ehante the envlrorunent of was "very seriau,AlJ',. thJQin.. of pJtal at Loutu, Ky. baa paid 10 bttle attention to the the unborn if!htld that lt wou-ld runnin& for governor Of Loul• Mr. and Mrs. Truman Grim, innueneea of people's be born menially deficient-or lana to IUcceed hil aWoa; uncle, Katrtna and Tommy, Ci.."'l.cinnati; blrth envuonmenta wh1Ie blind. Earl K. Lon(. Mr and Mrs. Ray Gom and Da· elaborate 1tudle1 of bow ------Every dish prepared HOLLYWOOD UPl-TonsorJal privacy ' The 40-year-old senator, aon of 1plen~cr has reached an aU·time H - LOW TEMPS "In addition we ban a steam vid, FlyrJa, Mr1 and Mrs. J. 0. the late Sen. Huey Lona: and a namb•,)'nnt high with the con· room, a private bal.l'-dyeinl Pll· Grim Jr , Sandra, Mary Sue Bren Morna Hamng, Nelsonville apent NEW YORK UPI-TIIe hleheoL by our chef wins t~ \leteran of more than 19 7Nn in atructJc-n of a qua.rt.er-mlllion-dol· lor, a cbuopodi•t. da and Bobby and Mr. and 1 Mn. the weelr:end 11 guesta of tbetr rtpoJ'ted t-emperature In the n~~ conference the Senote, Aid he expooll to lu b.trber lhop elepnU)' herald~ room and bar, antt stereophonic Amos Trout, Albany, apent a brotb~r and family, Mr and MD. tlon Tburtday wat 111 at Pretiapproval ot thOle who m•lr:e a decision tn two or Ult;e dlo. Tex. Lowest today wu 30 at weekend w1th the1r parents, Mr. Jame1 Haning. as "hairdressers for men." mus1~ ' ed appreciate fbu> food. wee-ks. Mr tnd Mrs Rn: Cheadle en- Big Piney, Wyo '['h., uew clip emporium is so Drucker said hls shop will be and Mrs J 0. Grim, Janet, Phi· Lona:'s pretent Senate term swank tertained Wlth a birthday part1 it won't even have a bar· a place tor busy men to relax and lip and Billy. runa through 1862. Hla uncle is ber pole! llr. and Mra. Critt Bradford of Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan, for tbe1r son Donme on h1.1 9ttll FoodToSuUYoar ..... enjoy themll!.lves. It amounts to a under psychiatric treatment in a birthday, Sunday afternoon. PreColumous spent the weekend Melva <Faye and Wa~ter vhtited at Barllt'r Harry Drueker, who ca· fancy drawing room with oak Galveston, Texaa, ho•pital. ters to more movie stars than panele1 waUa, earpets on the the E. M Baker home at Pember· sent were Mr and Mrs. Jamea with Mr. and Jlra. Critt Braliford c0111 staake a poJr of ~~etssor1 floor, .:t fireplace and marble ex· ton, 0, on Thursday and attend· Dorgan and aons, Mrs. Dolell• ed gra1uation exercises of the Btrchrield, Harri.IOD\IiUe; Mr. 111d l})(lcializes in "mvislble" hiir- ter1or. ' Krs Ea.ta Eaton la spending a cuto-J fancy trim that won't "Instead of VJ&itlng psyebla· Sidney H1gh School when their Mrs. C.ene Jeffers and ehlidren, Albany route; Mr and Mra.. Carl 'l'llh her aon·m·law and diu· nephew Larry .. Rutherford wa1 make lin actor look as if he juat trista: cur cl1ents csp oome here Ro11 and children, ColumbuA; (llltter, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dow one of the graduates. M.r. and M.ra bad ht1 ears lowered. to relax and forget their probJ . D Canode and daua:bter were So hew can you pour $230~ lems," he smiled. Mr and .UA into , barber shop! "A man in a $2M suit is en· also present Ruth, JaneMnmdWilham Jackie Cheadle, Jordan, Carl Crabtree injured an ankle Danny, Stanley and Unda Fol· 7W "Si:Mple, if tt Is gomg to be the titled '>l individual attention. Men best 0 it1 kmd Jn the world" u~ed to be aAhamed to have the1r while at work at the Kroger Co., den, Mr and Mrs Gary Borg1n, Mr. ana Mrs Paul BJ.rchfJeld and NEW YORK UPJ-VIce Pre· said Dfucter, a mlld·manner~d hair ~)'ed in tl)e prescnte of other store m Athens. ){r rnd Mrs. Ralph Frazier and son, Mr and Mrs. Noble Hamon sident · Nixon decl.ined toda)' to indivi 1\lal with an impeccable people But now they can have deny that former Repi.lbltc.n Na· 1hair-do. the gray b.airs dyed back to the children, GaUipoH• were guests and fa:nily and Kathie and Rex.ie t10nal Chainnan Leonaf.d Hall will tO ........_ 10 Mlnlcurlatt origlnet color in complete pri· of l'ier parenta, Mr, and Mra. Fem Cheadlq. A i)Jcnic for employees, famJJ. be his campiia:n m•~;U~a:er for the "We hAve 10 barbers, 10 ntani- vaey That's important to actors" Gilloglv and John. ies an11 guesta was held at tbe )Irs Maille Lowther spent a 1960 presldentlal ~palp,, curists and tour llboe-shin)! bo)'l. Among his regul{lr cu1tomers "I would simply SlJ' there Is Each chair wUI be spaced JDOre are ~ary Cooper, George Raft, few d11ym Wlth her brother and Southentern Ohio Experiment rto decision JJ)ide with regud to than coi.x, feet apart, conl,ared ._ Jack Benny, Edward G. Robinson sister m law Mr. and Mn:. Arm· Farm sunday afternoon. Thoae attendmg were Mr. and Mrs. Will· the 1980 campalp," the viee pre- the U&Uil three feel Thl• will Greg;:n-y Pf.ek, Robert CubnDlnp sterd Perry. llrs. Mary and Mrs. Howard No· tam BJ!Ihop, 4fhens; Mr and Mra. sident told newsmen. "Leonard give oaeh cuAtomer a feeling of and Ch.rk Gable. Hall, of coune, 11 a good friend I an we! e guests when the Colum· Clay Jordan, Dale and Barbara; or mine.•• bia Make·lt 4-H girl'a club met re· Mr and Mra Alvin Dye, Rebecca SYR.A.CUS~ ~tnd 'l'had; Mr and Mrs. Dofsey ·~No campaign organlutlon hal cenUy. Mr. ond lira. Billy Copehart been set up and no deciaiona have Rose Gteenlees, Rebecca Dye, Jordan, Rodney and Virginia; son Marvin of Colum~us been made ... and Melva Jordan attended a dls· Mr. and Mrs. HUbert Cox and a day wltb Mra. Alice CapeMakes full Half-Gallon of Delicious trict !1dv1sor"s and jun1or lead· Sharon; Mr. and Mrs. Carl GreenBy Clarl.. Alllon lees aad children and the boat er's conference at Canter's Cave Miss Luctlle Smith spent a few Cream. Instructions for:Freezing, anc;l ReGroves employed In fam1ly, Mr and Mrs. Robert on Fi'lday. ClevelRnd apent the weekend at day• 1n Akron with Mr. and Mr8 cipes included. MT and Mrs. WiiJls HaninB and B1~ho!' and children. Coot-out was John Reuter. , hla h11me here. enJoyed and games were played fam1~y, P1qua, and Mr. and Mra. lfr and Mrs Larry Roush, Jack· ~.95 by the children Norman Owena of Los Angt~lt71 son, spent the week end with Mr. Denver Queen, David Wooten, CaUl,, w11 vialtinJ frtend11 here. :lnd Mrs. Guy Summer[ield 1 Frank Woodgerd, 'lbad Dye and He was a tormer resident h~. ¥r. and Mrs. Fred Rice are at· Eber ~amples Jr., attended Boy George Jenilna who hars been tending the )fethodl&t Conferenc.:e Scout Camp . with 1 dauebter in Cincinnati for at Lakeslde. Mr 111nd Mrt Chester Baumgard .aom& t'me il now with ltia aon, Mr and Mrs. C. N. Jones attendner and family, Coshocton were Fred f·r. and family. ed the conference for Ohio State guests of ber parents, Mr. and Mr, and Mra. Gilbert ~Beegle Grange Deputles at the Southern Mrs Dale Dye and attended and children, Fairborn, spent a Hotel in Columbus last week. They alumn 1 banquet at the Colun•bU weeb vacation wltb Mr. and Mra. also vi.aited Mr. and Mra. Ed Mor· School. Erneat MeBride. rl1on at Blaekllck. Mn:. vernon Ri~r and '10n Mr. ond - · B. E. Will and ltlr. NEW YORK UPl-~ woman's Danny of Hartford spent a day and Mn. Hen11y Dalley, Syracule, baggest miatake when she shops with Mrs. Wllliam Zerkle and spent ·Tuesday evenlng with Mr. for men's clotbea 11 the lllme one 1 ehlldnn. and Mrs. DJ M. Cleland she maltea in her own wardrobeMrs. Ito.. Leadingham of Soutb Mr. and Mn. Clifford Enlow and following fads. WebsWr spent aeveral dar• wltb ton, Bru~. of Belpre, \IJsited re So s1ys Peter F. Lynch, presi· her son and dauehter-ln-law, M.r. centbo with Mr. and 'Mrs. George dent of an mteroational chaln of Mrs. Willlo Leldloghsm. Sh,e Pylel haberdashers. waa .tecompanJed home bY Mrs. Mrs. Mabel VanMeter ja vi1itlng Leeaclln&ham and Mn. Earl Wat· reJatlvea m YoungatoWit --:ro•t can ten tittl' rM type by kin• wbo al~ vfalted in New Mrt Henry Joachim and son, her conversation," s,.. d Lynch 801ton. Charlel recently visited Mr. and "She h:lA all the catch phrases Memorial Day gueat:& of Mr . Mrs. CbarJea; Baum and Mr. and when J;lhe comes Into a mens abop and Urs. Roll Norrla were Mr. Mn. Delmar Baum. • , .1 continental, slim Jim, the and M~'S. Virgil Norris and chll· Mrs.' Rex Bailey spent an after- Ivy loo)k" dren, Wayne i'nd BeckJ of MI. noon with MrA. Wm. WilJ, of Mt Not that Lynch IS out to dis· • Verno!l. Frldly'a gueat Mil Mrs. Herman. 111tll courag~ ladJes' fihopplng !or mal Ivy Ht:gena of Eaat ·Uverpool, The Past Councilors ,Club met on es On the contrny, the shops ealllnJ!: on Saturday were Re\1. Wednesday evening at the home of encourage the g1r!.A and the sales and Mn. Edmond We of Lon11 Mrs. Buel Ridenour. Mn. Floyd men trl'' to educate them to what ts gooJ 11tyle. Bottom, Mra. Opal Zerkle and Rldell'our was co-hostess. Sandra, local and Mrs. Veruon Likq CoupiH Sho!'Pint Roa:er Epple and G~on Riden· ln41 1'1Lry-wJde, the encourage ltiJer, Hartford and Mr. and Mn. our have returned to their employment al1o 11 going on And pay. Corl Jup<llon City, ment at Mansfield. Impala Cpe, Low mileage by local owner, Brookwood Station Wagon. Locally owned ing oH It Is estimated from one s,.nd"l& two doy• wllh blo Pet James Ridenour, spotless Interior to match finish of beige and very low mileage. Like new appear· national study that women "sugaunt, ltra. W~am zerkJe wa1 land, N Y., apent the and coral, air suspension, VB, 348 cu. ln. ance and performatice. VB motor and ·pow. a:osted or decided on" purchase Wl)'ne Norrlo of BuUer. with Mr. and Mrs. euel motor pow~ steering and brakes, while. ergUde transmission. Radio and heater. of 38 per cent of men's &uibl, 56 walls,' ra~lo .Mid ~eater. Ride In a luxury per cent of their shirt&, 36 per cent <tf their alacks, 24 per eent of car at a low low priCe. thetr sport coats and 17 per eent 2 J;1oor V8 Sedan. Very low mileage af their headwear. really spotiess tbro~t. vinyl trbn llid ·~,. like to see a Jiu1band and V8 - 4 Door Stitlon Wagon. 9 pass. mo- carpet mala. 2 tone green finlsb, atdoma· ~!hopping to~etber,.. said del white and red finish, automatic trans., tic trans., radio, heater, white~.~ . Lync:h ''If It's a hdppy cOmblha· radio and heater. One ride w!U tell, this tlon. B•·t sometimes if the woman ' car Is right. Is of !he domlnent type, we knoy ' there's no sale today., He wlU be Belvedere "8" 4 Door. Std. trans., nke In alone next week. , tertor beautiful Ivory and turquolle fin:. L)lnclt lin spent 45 years tn "B" 4 Door Sedan. Overdrlve trans., tluk ish. huter. Nice to drive and a pleuure wear- 25 years as' f1 sak!s· green finish and clean Interior, all good JiJOio.i.,nd now head• A. Sulka 4: to own. rubber, radip and heater. · br~nches in Pa~la, ;Lon· ' don, New York, CbiCako, San Franch:co and Palm Beach. ' There'• a whole ltieW world of friends, f'tm, and sheer joy of Dlsou11 Tltt Uvtoc _,n,for you in the now TELEX F;yecJus Heorlng Aid I rre!lident discussed If y.,l have i bearklc problan ..,d '"-roly ... nt to hear beUer thelr buying l}abits" t#)en ,et reacty for .._ new adventure in UVilng Be ready to Ia juJI. ~~ but of ;y.our CJtdet 111nd tntlO I(Jhe •unllght·of new friends, 4 Door. Was $99 - Saturday Special f49. 4 Door. Real Good. Was $115. Special. • ' Another Long Eyes LouiSiana Governorship lito 1fHoe .. Dhtlltclloo 01> wn a. {" J1n. Doa a.JJ. ....,... dautbter4n·llw, ....... - . cc.1 bU dl HiD 0f Mr. 1nd ter Lorna Dlnl wUb I ' Chester Dof A Council Meeting Held Wednesday CARPENTER--Sevent)[ f1ve per dep111mont 0\llrll of Ruth Korr pre-lod: (ContiDUO<I ,,... ~- OM) Welcome, Patty Gaul; clau IDU 1truct1on worltera were &D09 ,,... ";Jewell" by II'OJIP; Blble \leraes er than the pumber on the Job in \lnlaon and solo, Vicb' Pooler. 1 year IJO. ae&lnnen dau in cbara:e of Tbe C!onttruetlon workers ac- 'Tuttle, Jud)' Jenks. Ronnie Robertson, VJekie Poler, IJada Tbomasaon, Rieky Thomhsoh, 1'irnMY Thomasaon, Lenora Mkbael, J'ohntty and Terty Sel1ona~l. ' ltemukl, Rev. Buell; .......... • tion of certlflcatea lty tearht~r~; • (ConttoUO<I ''"' ..... OM) 00111 "OnwiiJ'd Chrlotlao SOidten" Jildlul; ' Work In junior deport· ond benedlcllon by lllrll)'o Karr. ment In un110n; IODI "Sir Cbrtl· Rodney Robertsol), Ann .. Columbia Alumni Banquet Is Held In unl1011; llh11hm land, bol'L \.dJCij Bearh~. Charles PuUtn1, MElTING C"LLIO The a:ueat lilt meluded Jamea The Men's Fellowship or the Lohae, Gene Homme, John MusMr, Wednesday afternoon with a birth day party celebrattng the 12th Meigs County Church of Chrut Larry Curtis, Bob Jacobs, Albert b1rthday of her daughter, D~anna wtll meet June 15 at tbf!. Brad- Curtis, Max CoJe, Dor Coates, John McLau&hlln, L<te ~d. Albert Dumna reeelved many lOvely bury Church of Christ ~ I M•rtln, J1m Kerns. T. R. cb 1'1ns, g1fts from her !r~eAd11 o~nd James ~HURCH MIITI~ol l ' Larry Reese, Fred 8r«wn, Terry were played outdot1n under the The Ftrst Baptist Church of Stalnaker, .Ri.Mard Poulin dtrect1on of Carol Criswell and Rutland will hold their annual Janet Stobart. Nonc)l Brown, Roser Starcher, meeting June l4tb Jt will be an Mrs John Kctchka assisted al day meet10g with dmner in Judy Gregg, Bill Young, Dottle Mrs CrisweJ In serving the re· the church dmlng room Every- Lou IBrown, Jackalin Frecker, Nina freshments or decorated cup cakes one IS invited to attend Rev. Abbott , Janet Hoffman, Elaie Arnand ice cream .ond favors to the L1cy Hogan ts pastor old , Reva .Rae, Ruth Ann Edwards, foll()wtng guests Dtan11 VanCoon:Ruth Ann Brothers, Marilyn Blaekwood, and Caro~rn Goeglein ey, Carolyn N1chobon Martha Ni· HO~IIR HOI'JT"~ Unable to attend but aendin& a oholson, Joy, Denms t~nd Jimmie Admitted June 10. George CumBoggs, Narsa Frost, Martha Fow- mins, Letart Falls; Mrs Armett g1ft waa Roy COleman. ler, Ann CrJcn~r. Mary Ann Hul· Sheeta, Rutland; Davtd Howell, Adult& attending were Mr. and burt. Judy Wilde~~muth, Nedr. Blaekrork; Mts Elmer Stal~y. Mn. James Reese, Mr and Mrs BradiorJ), Richard and Robert Gallipolis; Albert Neale, Pt P, Sam Curti• and Mr. and Mrs. HarWtlson, Alia Bradbury, Suzanne Jerlmah ~uell•n. G.111lipoh8, Ml'l. ley Stalnaker. Bl'adbuty, Da\lld Clsey, lohnny Blake, Betty Swan, ?4arltyn swan, .Timmie Hackett, Michael Beach, CarolYn Sarl1, Judy Martin, Su· Aan Slater, Ellen Leonard, Mlch· ael Arther, Michael Lloyd, Ro· bert Swanson, Carol Scott, San· dra Simpson and Benn1e Wllaon. Mrs James Cr1awell entertained Service• were held, m t ~ ~­ l!li fol!ow~d by a b~ske _ !l!.liW at noon. , "'•" l!ev. 0 . G. M-oy qv~ f'n ,inoplrlnr lllk iq \)le alt~rWP with IIJI<CLil • linKing by' d)i,Ca from Charleston and by Mi', a'hd" Dally Sentine~ Pomeroy-Miclclleport, 0., June 12, 19So....3 Francis Cue, Ann Holter, LiAa Wh1te, Patti Baht, Jack White, Joe F>Jrtet, Doris Bearhs, Shelia Out of town fnenda and rela· and Rev Hassell Justice of Wav Fairview Churcfi' •-· Holds An All-Da'Yc ; . Sei'Vice Sunday ·~~ Cleveland BUIJ84lll ot Mlddte· Prcncnt were K:lthy Sue White, Mr• port. Penny Wolfe, Patty McLaughlin, concerned, is just a matter of down to earth horse sense crtdic orgamza11on , long a weeit :r.Ac .»1'01 of lilt tommy SPECIAL MIITING DISMissed June 10· Oather Ztray HAIICILL IHOI:T A special congregation meetmg kle, Adam Linton, Mra Wllllam United '""' lntflr!MtiMMI and had eontrol of the paLronage :vir and Mrs Ross Anderson of w1ll be held at the Federated Dunn, Mrs Carl Smith, Mrs. RoCOLUMBUS UPI- Real poli· The tables were scarcely <'olumbus and M1. and Mrs Char· Church Sunday morning follow bert Keffer, Mrs Ehza McKlnr.ey, tl<'a u dlstlnJt:ullhed from the cleared before the Dcmorrats les Pterce of Ch1cago, Homer mg the worsh1p servtce. Mrs Earl Henry and daua:bter, state1manahlp or politlclanl in blew mto town to o/(ldally cel.c 3ohnson of Mason, W Va , Mrs Mra Donald Gillenwater and aon, public •otn('e at work, were play- brate the1r l.andshde VIc-tory of Ruth Carsey, M1·s Walter Grass ed for real = THE EXPI.ANATION IJNQIJOTE. .. Mr and Mrs Don White enter· The Fairview Chureb held. an \ tained wtth a party Sunday after· aU day meeting at tM .. U noon at their home for their to.n , Fallo Commublty Jloll · ' , El<PL.AJNINS SELFElCPL"NATOR¥ Salle would be 1r, otrit'e for four tives who came for the funerul years, was politically ambitiOUS, of Wilbur :P1erce of Bradbury were 1 I. TEN·PA6e 'TREAT IS!!. Birt:,day cake, ice c:ream, Xoql Aid and candles were served by Mrs r!oward Seidenabel, Mn Thetm" Case, Miss Sandra Wolfe, Mrs Helvln Steele and Mrs. Ray Blus said he saw a " nii!!W era" 10 Ohw politics wtth the Demo- Havpenings ~OGE!D6'1D DICTA'TE A IS· C/1./0TE : ~ who filled out cards, only one thought th(· machines were at fault All the others placed the blame on human frailty of one kmd or another They also made various suggestions hke these Slow down Don't get too !Jred Be alert Follow manufacturers' mstJ ucttons ltepublicana. Stat,e House "fHeN !ole T:4AT IS ) FC R WAR DS A LETTER Tt<AT 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June' t2, ·i9ft9 Tommy White Is Honored On His Birthday Advtce couldn't be Slmpler - or sounder Safety, so far as modem farm equipment IS jities follow . people would By Hatlo fore adJusting or servicmg Use safety hghts and re(lectors when on publlc roads at mght Huy good machinery and mamtam tl proper ly Keep chJldren away from the machmes and inJuries and fatal- <' .J, P. (Elt$00~1'"' A few ye ars ago, at the Iowa State Fa1r, a llttle survey was made on the farm equipment accide nt question Of som~ tWO peoplt' 'most serious nature, contmue to occur each I They'll Do It Every rl we Commentating Editorially Horse Sense·- And Tractors ~ • Eber• Following Fads Cited Biggest Shopping Error 1 " , oho will marry former l!nlvenity or ' South Cll'OIODI lootha" !f\41' 1 Johnny Gramlmg nex.t Se:ptembu, sALE· 'N' SPECIALS ' ' BARGAINS NEVER HEARD OF IEFORE 1 PIECE .' (Sweet cars, low prlcefl o • ·Living ~oom ·Suite ONLY ,$\19•00 3, 1958 CHMOLET · · · · · · $2595 1958 CHEVROlET · · · ·· · $2595 r<ott!•L Hearing 'TELEX ·aed Room SuKe , ouwsa ooua,s· < ' ,lla~ . . 81!11 . ·. H~ppineis BUY THAT SKOND CAR NOW AT LOW LOW PRiaS 1948 BUICK ...... · .... ··.. $49 1941 QIEVROLET .......... $69 , ::J:ence In youraelt ---:a baUer job and more e oUt on the s!!m, hondoomely lltyled TELEX llouiltii..._,,:VOO ....., bebind tile llmelin.. and ISQ!otion of 'l'llo <nOJnMl Y'IU 1 ,yean;·~~ l!f. You'll 11eer apln tho WOT yoo OJ!<d to b..,.. Yw1l' - m -~·d l:orJ<iltoa Ill about .... ihe eraekl· tnc ot • 110-, j,b6'o1 "'"P oudo ao you your llanti, a 'dG,r btrUnr tJI t i l e - You'll hear -rly, 100. AU of lhe wwdl of dJe termon tJI obti.ch. And yOu'll be ablil to '-r In tile e~ 11 tbO coiinl7 flllr IJtll' tbovo I!Je,liiiJo\lb.!Jour olot- ,..,h """r"""""""·· ...-'·" . , - ' ...You'llenjoyllaWncmot'O it>. pep ,no -er,MIIth, becauooltl'alnlnc to boor u a ~..\7 <l!oliD on ~Jell "l!'IWY· lt'o li'Uo-wh"\l tau heor welllitirii 1<JUI"wliole life the belt.r. ' Mr. . -...,lot Camp, · oa'r FaetorY. TralDed Heuln« Conlllltant, , WILL HOLD en ~··Is per "Fewer than neckUeto will --;; ·.-around father's neck,'' ~j~";,,;;d"'t; "The; e1ther will be 1'1 the st;tre, or elte 3u•t the closet." ' T~ll IS largely because women Lles WJth their owr tastes iD mu,4, ~;~ld 1951 DODGE .. · ........... • $69 1948 FORD .............. :. $49 . 4 !)()or. Extra good for model Was $115. Special. " 4 Door. Good tires. Special. Coupe. Come see me now. 8 Pass. Setl'an. Wt10 $195. Saturoay.~ 1950 STUDEBAKER ........ · $39 1948 DESOTO .......... ,... $" 1950 BUICK .. .. .......... $145 1952 PONTIAC .......... , 2 Door Sedsn. Was $245. Saturday Special. "6" 2 Door. Worth $300. Yours only $19D. '' 2 Door. Was $345. Special. 1951 FORD ................ .$199 1952 PLYMQUTH ·· .. · .. · KEEP YOUR A· FREi '·HIARING CLINIC . ' at,..HOTEL MARTIN ' l ' 5A'T., JU'NI , 11 :00 A.Jt'tt til 5 P.M. XLOU· . VIOWJIIUI• , 1955 PlYMOUTH .. .. .. .. $969 1955 MERCURY .......... $995 m. · ' . · 'lyegloss Hearing Aid ' . ' md 1956 PONTIAC .......... $1595 IS YOUlS 1N ' THE NEW ' ' INCLUDES: .CHEST, II INC~ " 1957 CHEYiOLET ........ $1,795 , 6 Pass. Cpe. Show me a better ..r a~ THESIGN OF THE y ,, "The Dealer That Deals For Lesf' ' c' POMEROY (Qpen Evenings) " ' .. ' '. ,. �• ' riff DAILY SENTINEL - ,---- · "; '• fhe farm equipment compames of tins cOuntty put safety high on their hst of ob· jedtves. The machines are designed to reduce hazards of operation to a mmirnum Yet .fan appalling number or acctdents, many of a yur. The prime reailm why thas 1s so is s1mple: IndJvldUal catelessness, tgnorance. and Indif- ference li At. an example, modern tractors have power take-offs The revolving shaft presents a ) ma·jor hood if left bare, so sh1elds are pro· Yided ·But to keep the shield properly m . place is apparently an mconvenlence to some ·farmers. So, It has been found. tli'e shtelds are· often removed - !Ill ' I 1116 f Use the shields provtded. Stop machmes be- Ttmmy Wolle, Bill McLaue~lin, Patty r.oeglem, EltDD Steele, B•lly J • Gilli~. Mlke White, Joey Batlcv, D1ane White, Debn White P.oger White, Margaret Ann White White be workmg for ·1 headquarte.ts, alive arld under the tireless peper k1ckmg dir~t10n of Stale Chauman William L Cole- man of Marysvme He satd Di- Pierce Funeral Rites Are Held On Wednesday In Columbua thl1 last November Of major Interest In their ranlu was the selectiOn of Sen Stuart Symington ot Mu;sourl as the auesl speaker at a round of both major partle~ ,JBii'ii:aii,;,,Cetin11, awln1lnK Into 1ction Immediately after the Le1 u1Jature pul in aJ~ week of lunctlarit.. Tlllling taxe11 andiZiifi.lnc laws. SYllllftlton hs1 said he is avaU· • Jt WIS all bUIIn. .l in the StiR· able for the party's preAldenbaJ ate where the ~ltors wou)d nomination next year rt was JUAt Jhave you know qi!f nt In their poulbl& tbal the senator might plush chairs for tllht houft run.. W around t., d11cussmg thl1 t nlng, wtth no lhou&ht of a tifiHe makinJ amall talk with the for dinner while they debntet\• tax 1 IJ»>IIJiet :during h1a stay at tbe billa • .jll!li'OI.,Iutlve ManR.Ion Ji'r1day nnd ' The Republican .. naton UV.. ..tdrday. 1 been clalmine all alonr 'tbat Got: ' I Michael V DISalle doe• not aeed Coleman said Symington wus tn fall the new tax revenue he has lilted to giYe the party tatth.ful a l proposed They felt thla waa the chance to see at !I of Its possible tlr& to approve the 11leJ tu ex· Presldentlal candidates DISaile emptlons which Democratic Sen said he knew nothtng about the Charles Carney or Youns:11town lnvttatlon unt1l he read it •n the had proposed and the GOP had paper The governor 1ald Sen defeated, o\ler the yeara. The John Kennedy or Ma!Htachuaetts, GpP mmority tortot pobtlcs, It 1eported to be somewhat mtcrest said. and aolotnnJ:r brOl.libt up ed in running for president, mOlt of the PIOpolal• Carney had would visit Ohio before long tor !Jie llttJe man rever the Nevertheless, thoro were some yeih. · V~ ...,. who fe}t the inv1t"-tlon to Symlng. 1' ~ _:· ~.~n Villi not an lccJdent They , 'lbe vet.eran YOJJJl~a&on&d that he Ia satd to be atci; who 11 1 staff representa· former President Harry Tr.uman'a tiVB of the 1teelworket1 union, t·hol~e for president They also Wll In the middle But 'f1elnl In recall that Truman, in appointing the majority, he wn forced to DiSalle as federal price stablll· fiJht the GOP on the ltsues for :zer, put DlSalle an the national whirh 'he- had pleaded 10 eloquent lhnellght They added all of thts I)' In the pill up and came up with whatPver Once thl1 business of what sen· pollttcans ~ome up with when atara In their oratorical elory they add thlngA up like to d[IICrlbe 11 puttlna princi· ·, plo l,lio,_ 111rty wu out or the IPICt"L R"c• ii!.•VICI / Woy: 'IJ!e '~IJ)Idl ~~ tame to YONKI))IS, N. Y. '!fi-SJ10Cio,l ( towllL' .L . ~ " ' ' subWlY and bus servlee will be ?. Tbe Republieana, meellnJ lint, ~tarte•1 from mid-Manhattan to beard St'ate Chairman Ray C. . the Youkcrs Raceway track start· 1BU11 warn them that organized ihl Ju•uJ 18 Special tratna trom t labor will tet their flock• unle11 Grand Central Station wilL run i they build atrone prednct tence1. non·ston to within a few 1mles of Bliu llld the unlon1 were put· the trafk from where 28 or more tine a paid repre1entaUve In buael will carry customers the each county and he doubted theal!l rem~inder of the way I p•• ! m·-,ue I I c1ly, Mr and Mr11 Lawrence Utch fteld and Mrs Wtlliam LJlchlteld of PI Pleaesant, W Va 'Mr Pierce 's funeral was held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Bradbury Church of Chrtst wlth bur1ai m the Miles Cemetery at Rutland Rawhna:a.Coats Fun· eral Home w1s an charge of the flerv1ces with Rev Fred r. Garnttr, Rev Tom Wdes and Rev Walter Srqlth officiating Pall bearers were Willtam Kina, Wilbur Rowley, Junior Rowley, Lawrence Stewart, Eal'l Werner and George Nash. Diana Criswell Is Hohored On ' 12th Birthday . Kathy Fields Seventh Birthday Is Celebrated •• lUll B.l'(orlootocl •• Jlrlch117'" COloN<!,... ,,lmoll Kathy F1eldt, daua:hter of Mr. and Mrs Bill Fields, celebrarted her 7th birthay Weneaday aner· noon with a lawn p1rt) Games were played and prl!lla were awarded the wlnnera. Refreahfittn.tl were terved tb ~.. Earl Fleldo, Ton~ Stove a~d Sulle, Mn •Paill Taylor, Brencta and Debbie, !lin. liar '!l;ldl~ Debbie, Mro. !l•pnelh ' •at Lorle and Connlii Mn. "John. ' Oldak~r , a~d ohll~l':l~· ~ Cll ~ leo Mlllof and ~ueklo.' iirl. Fraat l'lnnloum, Jullf, MIU, Dl,tiiitt, IIIII. ,Goorro lomoo ond lillY, ¥rJ, Toni Durbln and Plm and tiem, Mra. David P'ltldo Jr. and Anal•: ldro. Freddie P'ltldo, llovtrly rtoldo, Betty Jo ood Merrill'• ~oluloon, Boll)' IDd Charlene RoUih, Marllf• Glbbo, Hoy Nlll, ~- Hartl0y, Juno llulh, r.~ tnd Jo,_ tic- Coy, BUI lenk!no. llovld l'toldo. Kevin P'l;,ldo and lbo hoatooo, Mrs. lliU P'loldo.' 1er Dail y I n_ __ I Daily Sentinel Daybook James McKmms. Ewmgton; Jef rrey Brewer, Portland: Mrs Ev· erettt Clark, Gallipolis Btrths, June 10 Mr and Mrs. MauriCe Durat, Pomeroy, dauehter , Mr and Mrs Vancel Fish· er, Oak Hill, Jon. tip" by &roup. ' Tile prlmory Late News · , Off The Wire NEW CtTIIIN Mr and Mrs Roland LeVaughn ha\le announ('ed the birth of a daughter, LOtll Annette born Friday, May 22 and wellhlne SII pounds They have two sons DaVld and Mark and are now ltvmt In Steubenv1Ue 'l"h:e LeVaughns were local res1denta aevenl yeara ago and hved m •the Homer Rua· sell cottage, and he wa1 employed at the Vanadtum Corpllratton ood now IS assistmg mania:er of the Vanadmm plant In Steuben· ville and she was on the nursinK staff of Meigs General Hoapltat ICE CREAM SOCIAL The annual ice cream , soc1al spon9orcd by the Middleport Vol· unteet F1remen will be held Sat· urday, June 13, on the lawn at Ctty Hall begtnning at 4. ' 30, BOSTON :UPI-A mad bombe:r whose ingenioully ~ontr1ved time bomb blasted apart a rap1d trans· tt station and inJured 38 persons was sought here today by a team Mrs James Windle and 80n, M.n. of crack detectives. John Watteraon and son, Mrt TAIPEI UP[ - Communist Harold Dailey and son, Mra. Charles Jeffera, Virlll llu'leu, China today launched a sea and Mn Carl DniA, Virall LN, :Mra artillery attack ai;ainst National· Lenora Ctaar, Keith Roberti, Mra. ist ChJoa's Matsu Islands, the Roy Bailey. Natlonalltt Defense Mtmlf.ry an nounced. Blood, u..d-3 plnlt. ln Bruce Stalnaker Is Honored On 16th Birthday ~ UPI-A Capilli plane enroute from Cleve land to Chicago was delayed for -an hour and 35 rrtinutes at Cleveland HopiJdna aJrport. Thursday Airline~ by • 11omb throlt, liut took orr A party waa held at the Roek after a thDi'ougli search Sprlnp Gran1o IIIII on JUne Olh. honorln• Bruce Stalnaker on his 18th blrtilday . ' Danclna and gamea were enjoyed throucbeut the enninc and rtfrethmcnt• of pop 1 potato chip1, cake and ice cream. Bruee receieved many nie g1fta and cards CIN~l!'I1 1 U?~ · six man, sir. wonian ' JtVY toe!aY Was to tour the tites ln\lolved < 1n ·the first de•ree murder c~~e qt Edy~h~ Klumpp, 41 , accuaed of llayittg and crematmg her love rival. CL&V•ELAND UP.l-SetUement of the M-day FJtestone Tire & Ru.bber Co., strike was expected today foUowlng marathon nego· tiatiol~R with officials of, the United 8\lbber Workers- Unton. , t LONPON UPI-Th~ Force Thursday eat civnlan U. S Air ~warded Its hiJilh· honor-the exeo.•p· tional terv~ award-to London artla~ Frank Beresford who pair1t ed plcturet of American ,airmen in Britain during World W4r U. COLUMBIA. S. C. ' U""-"'tty ' Lane Cherry "Miu Un1ted 'St4tes' 1 or 1811'1 dloclosed Thurllday · that f Con<ll' ti' ....rue IODI were aerved when the Columbia alumni banquet was held at Columbia school Lad1e1 of tbe Temple Metbodllt Church wu 1n cha ..ce of the aupper. Prizea were awarded to the onea who l:lad tr•IVeled the farthest, a tie between Martha Carpenter Ma)'el Straaburg and Roberta Carpenter Puker, Bohvar; the graduate who bad the most children preeat wu Fr~tnk Turner, door prize was won by Betty Price Throckmorton D.,Wn Sta former teachers were on llafjOrle Hoffman presented: wet count f~ abOut one of eve17 20 ~·· Mory Jo Woll; Rhythm job llolclera in Ohio. Band. Pta; daaa IOilJ liJe•u• Automation-the aubaUtutlon 1L0vt1 Me", Bible venes of machinu for men-largelT account. lor t.be decrea1e1, aeeord· preaenl Allee Reevea, DowninJ· • Unred Sc·•ence r0 Study Life birth 011Yiroomtnt. 111014 ~ lood alld llo4. He pointed to tho oltootiom ill wbleh before-birtla eo•lronmeDU rob orter·blrth envtr<>nmeoll et mOll ii not all moldiDI iD1laooee. Some bumoa beinp clio llolore they are born. others are bon menta117 or pbJIIcaJly defective. The accent wu on the bid, of eourse, because adenee 11 taoorant of the 1ooc1 wfiieb beforebirth environment. ereate beyond the fact tba& mo.t people at b1rtb are quite normal. The Ltttte Whk.h 11 K~ But people are born with a · 11hing endowments o1 body d mind, as well aa with def •nd aeience ha.i never been able IOlo what they .... - 1:) • h Before B111 ATLANTIC CITY , N J UPlA panel of medlcal ICienUJU lad'..._ _. llr. tlld Mn. loq .Wiotl . . ......... t.,mtbt•,.nd lin. loooplt Colli> tl Colo I~ " " the ....... llr. ond Jln. IUUu Bill .... -kond with tMir O!llf Our Menu UsA Gourmet's Guide To Superb Dining U"""'HIHHI Adult• p~sent were Mr.. ..-elvln Steele, Mrs. Uoyd MtLeudl1 Mr,. , .11nd M11, DnlCt White, Jud;, Gibson, Hu~rt Wolfe, 111ro. Caoe ~... ; Mr+ and Mrs Cad 'J'ho.mauon, Mr. Mrs. Ray Wbllo, I(Jg K•· ren Sm•der, James 0-UPt.nter, Mrs Sclden~bcl, Mrs. Paul Orr, Mrs W:-yne WoHe and Miss San· dra W(llfe Tommy received many nice g1fis and those sendtna a ailt but unable to attllnd were Louise Mi· chael and Mrs. Tuttle IMclfy MICA•atLl A•••h . ,.........~.ly~ t.a ...... lllllladactwllf c.. ••!! lAVAl LAlli IN Natwe'& 0,. COLOII TO OIVI! YOUI HOMI ADDI!D ATTIAtTIVN&S- S.uth P.clflc Mernlnt Sunrl .. SOft Shodowo Porelt Fona.. Whtto ............ ... ,_._ Scripture- readme and prayer by ~lld•d~J;~t'! the presjdent, Mrs. Hepry Eichlngoado!<l< er, opened the meeting of the Paat Councilors Q( , Cheater Council, Daugl;l:ters of America, held Wed· neaday evening. at the ~o'"e of Mrs. BuelJ RJ«iJenour wi&h Mrs. sident, Floyd Dlrenour as CQ-hoateJa. ed. . I JiU atf'-1~ ~n. \'flf. w"•'"'"" ,w .cbaeh Phone 12%0 Middleport, Ohio l:~~~~a~t~2~~~~~l~IU~.~7~===~·:L':I(I:I~eperl Chester Social News Of Week * Ice ONLY WOMEN S VIEW '*'••, c. MARTIN RESTAURANT Any Comment On "' 1 Camprugn VALLEY lUMBER CO.,ANY Ill 1 ',.PI lr.es Election oi offleerJ W41 held wtth Mrs Esther Wria:hf selected u president; Mrs. ClaTence Neutz· and Mrs ~Bice1 · ·Otitineer. The hng, viee PMildent; .Mrr. Vlrcil door prl10 Mrtr. J.&. ..... ~ - ...,___ -· _._,.......,. Roush, tec'tetary; Ml"'. Marlon hj!!:'N.. 'l:ho. lll:OIII\, pre~a.;1rttt, 14 WOQft, trealtH'$P\' Mn. .. Norma11. , Frederick, Sentinel; ~ Oacar the hostess. Weber, tlower .ommittee; and At tbe coaclul' ' of, the even· a <le~ Mrs. Hobart NeWell, publicity. One jna Mro. Pntt ' d Ebersba • ' member, ;Euie Warner, lott by t~ae to Mr•. , Mrt. Willard • fbacht' death, w's reported. s ' Rte~~ril , Emma Lelf~el~ .Secret Pal gifts were distributed Vau&hn, Mra. Richard Vauehn after which refrHbments 1Vere Mrs Teddy Warner and othCtti served by the bosteues to those mentioned 1bove. l named and Mrs. Ranaict Oeborn, Tile nex\ meeting will be, be!lt Mn Eldon Kraeuter, Mrs. Ella J~t the liome ot Mrs. J .. t 1• 1 Hannum, Miss Leda Mae Kraeuter, bach on the UUa .of June. 1\,1;s Henry Spencer, Mrs. Edgar .t1artung Mrs. !o!Uo lllil!l, Mfl( George Mr< Fanme Adanl4~ !.1~ Mrs Rolls CIQ'" , Beaver one !;sJ • Dec}•mes NIXOD c:.. ...... .,....,,.. Kin Club Picnic Is Held At The a. Toilsorial Splendor Highest Ever In Hollywood's Newest Barber Shop w... • .u..rw •u heard lt JUJierted that the thinp apent W~ ..,.. that can ha:ppen to pec:.ple before Jira. B11modd t1 birth mJthC be the moat import· Racine. ant eventl of their llvu lteL\IJD Howard bu e~ The tua:pation wa1 made by I .IFn;;;Da;;)'Coft.;;;:i::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;. Dr, A S Norri• of the State Unl1t venity of JowL When IC:lt:nce know• more than 1t knows no•, he Aid, thP. obat.etric1an will be able to practice preventiVe pay cbiat.ry in behalf of the uoborn 1n fact. be will be "the fJTit line to •how heredlty 11 the FULL exOf defense aa:ainat mental tllneu" PiaOIIiiOn: Norrla't complaint buthat the ltttle whieh Norri1 Ald. ton; Eugene AtlinA, Rutland; inl to Pllj)ier. Tblo to Plrtkulor•, Eleanor Zelher and William ly true In road butldinl, he uld. Swett, Middleport and Ruth Starkey, Weal M'r und Mrs FenJ Gil10117 to the importance were m Columbus laat weel The panel d1scunion Wll a !eathe before-birtb 1 WHUIIHIU CIIIIDIIIN 10 Dlt\111-'l'bla II tho old where they ns1ted thear dauehter ture of the annual meetlut of locumoth>a botler LDolllentDr ID ..-throe cblldnD bumod and why don't lclea Mr and Mrs. Elba McKnight tD deaUI at a Rq, N.D., tnller eourt. TbOJ ,._ Lorry tbe American Medical AIIOCiaUon ti.sta get more facta? J. K Crabtree, Edgar Crabtrl!e 1t called attention to the usuan, DeaD. Blltell, Rodne1 Breudea, 15. ud RodneJ'a mar and Kenneth Crabtree were ealled .ttnored fact that we all hve apHe cited • number of esamplu Dobra.'- It 11 bolte.od they erowled- tho door, and to Fort Gay, W Va , by the seri- proximately nine mt.mths before One waa the ability of Gertn111 tt perhapt blew abut. How ftre waa ~ lt & myateey.. ous illness or the former'• bro- our lives beCJn offltlalJy. meules In a woman dur1n1 the WASHINGTON Ul'l-Ben. RAJ• ther, P:arney, ybo suffered 1 lefor.llrth Envlr~ lint three months of prepaney eell B. Long D,La. uid toda;r be 1 stroke and ts a pat1ent at a hotNorris thought 1t a pity Jeiena: to JO ehante the envlrorunent of was "very seriau,AlJ',. thJQin.. of pJtal at Loutu, Ky. baa paid 10 bttle attention to the the unborn if!htld that lt wou-ld runnin& for governor Of Loul• Mr. and Mrs. Truman Grim, innueneea of people's be born menially deficient-or lana to IUcceed hil aWoa; uncle, Katrtna and Tommy, Ci.."'l.cinnati; blrth envuonmenta wh1Ie blind. Earl K. Lon(. Mr and Mrs. Ray Gom and Da· elaborate 1tudle1 of bow ------Every dish prepared HOLLYWOOD UPl-TonsorJal privacy ' The 40-year-old senator, aon of 1plen~cr has reached an aU·time H - LOW TEMPS "In addition we ban a steam vid, FlyrJa, Mr1 and Mrs. J. 0. the late Sen. Huey Lona: and a namb•,)'nnt high with the con· room, a private bal.l'-dyeinl Pll· Grim Jr , Sandra, Mary Sue Bren Morna Hamng, Nelsonville apent NEW YORK UPI-TIIe hleheoL by our chef wins t~ \leteran of more than 19 7Nn in atructJc-n of a qua.rt.er-mlllion-dol· lor, a cbuopodi•t. da and Bobby and Mr. and 1 Mn. the weelr:end 11 guesta of tbetr rtpoJ'ted t-emperature In the n~~ conference the Senote, Aid he expooll to lu b.trber lhop elepnU)' herald~ room and bar, antt stereophonic Amos Trout, Albany, apent a brotb~r and family, Mr and MD. tlon Tburtday wat 111 at Pretiapproval ot thOle who m•lr:e a decision tn two or Ult;e dlo. Tex. Lowest today wu 30 at weekend w1th the1r parents, Mr. Jame1 Haning. as "hairdressers for men." mus1~ ' ed appreciate fbu> food. wee-ks. Mr tnd Mrs Rn: Cheadle en- Big Piney, Wyo '['h., uew clip emporium is so Drucker said hls shop will be and Mrs J 0. Grim, Janet, Phi· Lona:'s pretent Senate term swank tertained Wlth a birthday part1 it won't even have a bar· a place tor busy men to relax and lip and Billy. runa through 1862. Hla uncle is ber pole! llr. and Mra. Critt Bradford of Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan, for tbe1r son Donme on h1.1 9ttll FoodToSuUYoar ..... enjoy themll!.lves. It amounts to a under psychiatric treatment in a birthday, Sunday afternoon. PreColumous spent the weekend Melva <Faye and Wa~ter vhtited at Barllt'r Harry Drueker, who ca· fancy drawing room with oak Galveston, Texaa, ho•pital. ters to more movie stars than panele1 waUa, earpets on the the E. M Baker home at Pember· sent were Mr and Mrs. Jamea with Mr. and Jlra. Critt Braliford c0111 staake a poJr of ~~etssor1 floor, .:t fireplace and marble ex· ton, 0, on Thursday and attend· Dorgan and aons, Mrs. Dolell• ed gra1uation exercises of the Btrchrield, Harri.IOD\IiUe; Mr. 111d l})(lcializes in "mvislble" hiir- ter1or. ' Krs Ea.ta Eaton la spending a cuto-J fancy trim that won't "Instead of VJ&itlng psyebla· Sidney H1gh School when their Mrs. C.ene Jeffers and ehlidren, Albany route; Mr and Mra.. Carl 'l'llh her aon·m·law and diu· nephew Larry .. Rutherford wa1 make lin actor look as if he juat trista: cur cl1ents csp oome here Ro11 and children, ColumbuA; (llltter, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dow one of the graduates. M.r. and M.ra bad ht1 ears lowered. to relax and forget their probJ . D Canode and daua:bter were So hew can you pour $230~ lems," he smiled. Mr and .UA into , barber shop! "A man in a $2M suit is en· also present Ruth, JaneMnmdWilham Jackie Cheadle, Jordan, Carl Crabtree injured an ankle Danny, Stanley and Unda Fol· 7W "Si:Mple, if tt Is gomg to be the titled '>l individual attention. Men best 0 it1 kmd Jn the world" u~ed to be aAhamed to have the1r while at work at the Kroger Co., den, Mr and Mrs Gary Borg1n, Mr. ana Mrs Paul BJ.rchfJeld and NEW YORK UPJ-VIce Pre· said Dfucter, a mlld·manner~d hair ~)'ed in tl)e prescnte of other store m Athens. ){r rnd Mrs. Ralph Frazier and son, Mr and Mrs. Noble Hamon sident · Nixon decl.ined toda)' to indivi 1\lal with an impeccable people But now they can have deny that former Repi.lbltc.n Na· 1hair-do. the gray b.airs dyed back to the children, GaUipoH• were guests and fa:nily and Kathie and Rex.ie t10nal Chainnan Leonaf.d Hall will tO ........_ 10 Mlnlcurlatt origlnet color in complete pri· of l'ier parenta, Mr, and Mra. Fem Cheadlq. A i)Jcnic for employees, famJJ. be his campiia:n m•~;U~a:er for the "We hAve 10 barbers, 10 ntani- vaey That's important to actors" Gilloglv and John. ies an11 guesta was held at tbe )Irs Maille Lowther spent a 1960 presldentlal ~palp,, curists and tour llboe-shin)! bo)'l. Among his regul{lr cu1tomers "I would simply SlJ' there Is Each chair wUI be spaced JDOre are ~ary Cooper, George Raft, few d11ym Wlth her brother and Southentern Ohio Experiment rto decision JJ)ide with regud to than coi.x, feet apart, conl,ared ._ Jack Benny, Edward G. Robinson sister m law Mr. and Mn:. Arm· Farm sunday afternoon. Thoae attendmg were Mr. and Mrs. Will· the 1980 campalp," the viee pre- the U&Uil three feel Thl• will Greg;:n-y Pf.ek, Robert CubnDlnp sterd Perry. llrs. Mary and Mrs. Howard No· tam BJ!Ihop, 4fhens; Mr and Mra. sident told newsmen. "Leonard give oaeh cuAtomer a feeling of and Ch.rk Gable. Hall, of coune, 11 a good friend I an we! e guests when the Colum· Clay Jordan, Dale and Barbara; or mine.•• bia Make·lt 4-H girl'a club met re· Mr and Mra Alvin Dye, Rebecca SYR.A.CUS~ ~tnd 'l'had; Mr and Mrs. Dofsey ·~No campaign organlutlon hal cenUy. Mr. ond lira. Billy Copehart been set up and no deciaiona have Rose Gteenlees, Rebecca Dye, Jordan, Rodney and Virginia; son Marvin of Colum~us been made ... and Melva Jordan attended a dls· Mr. and Mrs. HUbert Cox and a day wltb Mra. Alice CapeMakes full Half-Gallon of Delicious trict !1dv1sor"s and jun1or lead· Sharon; Mr. and Mrs. Carl GreenBy Clarl.. Alllon lees aad children and the boat er's conference at Canter's Cave Miss Luctlle Smith spent a few Cream. Instructions for:Freezing, anc;l ReGroves employed In fam1ly, Mr and Mrs. Robert on Fi'lday. ClevelRnd apent the weekend at day• 1n Akron with Mr. and Mr8 cipes included. MT and Mrs. WiiJls HaninB and B1~ho!' and children. Coot-out was John Reuter. , hla h11me here. enJoyed and games were played fam1~y, P1qua, and Mr. and Mra. lfr and Mrs Larry Roush, Jack· ~.95 by the children Norman Owena of Los Angt~lt71 son, spent the week end with Mr. Denver Queen, David Wooten, CaUl,, w11 vialtinJ frtend11 here. :lnd Mrs. Guy Summer[ield 1 Frank Woodgerd, 'lbad Dye and He was a tormer resident h~. ¥r. and Mrs. Fred Rice are at· Eber ~amples Jr., attended Boy George Jenilna who hars been tending the )fethodl&t Conferenc.:e Scout Camp . with 1 dauebter in Cincinnati for at Lakeslde. Mr 111nd Mrt Chester Baumgard .aom& t'me il now with ltia aon, Mr and Mrs. C. N. Jones attendner and family, Coshocton were Fred f·r. and family. ed the conference for Ohio State guests of ber parents, Mr. and Mr, and Mra. Gilbert ~Beegle Grange Deputles at the Southern Mrs Dale Dye and attended and children, Fairborn, spent a Hotel in Columbus last week. They alumn 1 banquet at the Colun•bU weeb vacation wltb Mr. and Mra. also vi.aited Mr. and Mra. Ed Mor· School. Erneat MeBride. rl1on at Blaekllck. Mn:. vernon Ri~r and '10n Mr. ond - · B. E. Will and ltlr. NEW YORK UPl-~ woman's Danny of Hartford spent a day and Mn. Hen11y Dalley, Syracule, baggest miatake when she shops with Mrs. Wllliam Zerkle and spent ·Tuesday evenlng with Mr. for men's clotbea 11 the lllme one 1 ehlldnn. and Mrs. DJ M. Cleland she maltea in her own wardrobeMrs. Ito.. Leadingham of Soutb Mr. and Mn. Clifford Enlow and following fads. WebsWr spent aeveral dar• wltb ton, Bru~. of Belpre, \IJsited re So s1ys Peter F. Lynch, presi· her son and dauehter-ln-law, M.r. centbo with Mr. and 'Mrs. George dent of an mteroational chaln of Mrs. Willlo Leldloghsm. Sh,e Pylel haberdashers. waa .tecompanJed home bY Mrs. Mrs. Mabel VanMeter ja vi1itlng Leeaclln&ham and Mn. Earl Wat· reJatlvea m YoungatoWit --:ro•t can ten tittl' rM type by kin• wbo al~ vfalted in New Mrt Henry Joachim and son, her conversation," s,.. d Lynch 801ton. Charlel recently visited Mr. and "She h:lA all the catch phrases Memorial Day gueat:& of Mr . Mrs. CbarJea; Baum and Mr. and when J;lhe comes Into a mens abop and Urs. Roll Norrla were Mr. Mn. Delmar Baum. • , .1 continental, slim Jim, the and M~'S. Virgil Norris and chll· Mrs.' Rex Bailey spent an after- Ivy loo)k" dren, Wayne i'nd BeckJ of MI. noon with MrA. Wm. WilJ, of Mt Not that Lynch IS out to dis· • Verno!l. Frldly'a gueat Mil Mrs. Herman. 111tll courag~ ladJes' fihopplng !or mal Ivy Ht:gena of Eaat ·Uverpool, The Past Councilors ,Club met on es On the contrny, the shops ealllnJ!: on Saturday were Re\1. Wednesday evening at the home of encourage the g1r!.A and the sales and Mn. Edmond We of Lon11 Mrs. Buel Ridenour. Mn. Floyd men trl'' to educate them to what ts gooJ 11tyle. Bottom, Mra. Opal Zerkle and Rldell'our was co-hostess. Sandra, local and Mrs. Veruon Likq CoupiH Sho!'Pint Roa:er Epple and G~on Riden· ln41 1'1Lry-wJde, the encourage ltiJer, Hartford and Mr. and Mn. our have returned to their employment al1o 11 going on And pay. Corl Jup<llon City, ment at Mansfield. Impala Cpe, Low mileage by local owner, Brookwood Station Wagon. Locally owned ing oH It Is estimated from one s,.nd"l& two doy• wllh blo Pet James Ridenour, spotless Interior to match finish of beige and very low mileage. Like new appear· national study that women "sugaunt, ltra. W~am zerkJe wa1 land, N Y., apent the and coral, air suspension, VB, 348 cu. ln. ance and performatice. VB motor and ·pow. a:osted or decided on" purchase Wl)'ne Norrlo of BuUer. with Mr. and Mrs. euel motor pow~ steering and brakes, while. ergUde transmission. Radio and heater. of 38 per cent of men's &uibl, 56 walls,' ra~lo .Mid ~eater. Ride In a luxury per cent of their shirt&, 36 per cent <tf their alacks, 24 per eent of car at a low low priCe. thetr sport coats and 17 per eent 2 J;1oor V8 Sedan. Very low mileage af their headwear. really spotiess tbro~t. vinyl trbn llid ·~,. like to see a Jiu1band and V8 - 4 Door Stitlon Wagon. 9 pass. mo- carpet mala. 2 tone green finlsb, atdoma· ~!hopping to~etber,.. said del white and red finish, automatic trans., tic trans., radio, heater, white~.~ . Lync:h ''If It's a hdppy cOmblha· radio and heater. One ride w!U tell, this tlon. B•·t sometimes if the woman ' car Is right. Is of !he domlnent type, we knoy ' there's no sale today., He wlU be Belvedere "8" 4 Door. Std. trans., nke In alone next week. , tertor beautiful Ivory and turquolle fin:. L)lnclt lin spent 45 years tn "B" 4 Door Sedan. Overdrlve trans., tluk ish. huter. Nice to drive and a pleuure wear- 25 years as' f1 sak!s· green finish and clean Interior, all good JiJOio.i.,nd now head• A. Sulka 4: to own. rubber, radip and heater. · br~nches in Pa~la, ;Lon· ' don, New York, CbiCako, San Franch:co and Palm Beach. ' There'• a whole ltieW world of friends, f'tm, and sheer joy of Dlsou11 Tltt Uvtoc _,n,for you in the now TELEX F;yecJus Heorlng Aid I rre!lident discussed If y.,l have i bearklc problan ..,d '"-roly ... nt to hear beUer thelr buying l}abits" t#)en ,et reacty for .._ new adventure in UVilng Be ready to Ia juJI. ~~ but of ;y.our CJtdet 111nd tntlO I(Jhe •unllght·of new friends, 4 Door. Was $99 - Saturday Special f49. 4 Door. Real Good. Was $115. Special. • ' Another Long Eyes LouiSiana Governorship lito 1fHoe .. Dhtlltclloo 01> wn a. {" J1n. Doa a.JJ. ....,... dautbter4n·llw, ....... - . cc.1 bU dl HiD 0f Mr. 1nd ter Lorna Dlnl wUb I ' Chester Dof A Council Meeting Held Wednesday CARPENTER--Sevent)[ f1ve per dep111mont 0\llrll of Ruth Korr pre-lod: (ContiDUO<I ,,... ~- OM) Welcome, Patty Gaul; clau IDU 1truct1on worltera were &D09 ,,... ";Jewell" by II'OJIP; Blble \leraes er than the pumber on the Job in \lnlaon and solo, Vicb' Pooler. 1 year IJO. ae&lnnen dau in cbara:e of Tbe C!onttruetlon workers ac- 'Tuttle, Jud)' Jenks. Ronnie Robertson, VJekie Poler, IJada Tbomasaon, Rieky Thomhsoh, 1'irnMY Thomasaon, Lenora Mkbael, J'ohntty and Terty Sel1ona~l. ' ltemukl, Rev. Buell; .......... • tion of certlflcatea lty tearht~r~; • (ConttoUO<I ''"' ..... OM) 00111 "OnwiiJ'd Chrlotlao SOidten" Jildlul; ' Work In junior deport· ond benedlcllon by lllrll)'o Karr. ment In un110n; IODI "Sir Cbrtl· Rodney Robertsol), Ann .. Columbia Alumni Banquet Is Held In unl1011; llh11hm land, bol'L \.dJCij Bearh~. Charles PuUtn1, MElTING C"LLIO The a:ueat lilt meluded Jamea The Men's Fellowship or the Lohae, Gene Homme, John MusMr, Wednesday afternoon with a birth day party celebrattng the 12th Meigs County Church of Chrut Larry Curtis, Bob Jacobs, Albert b1rthday of her daughter, D~anna wtll meet June 15 at tbf!. Brad- Curtis, Max CoJe, Dor Coates, John McLau&hlln, L<te ~d. Albert Dumna reeelved many lOvely bury Church of Christ ~ I M•rtln, J1m Kerns. T. R. cb 1'1ns, g1fts from her !r~eAd11 o~nd James ~HURCH MIITI~ol l ' Larry Reese, Fred 8r«wn, Terry were played outdot1n under the The Ftrst Baptist Church of Stalnaker, .Ri.Mard Poulin dtrect1on of Carol Criswell and Rutland will hold their annual Janet Stobart. Nonc)l Brown, Roser Starcher, meeting June l4tb Jt will be an Mrs John Kctchka assisted al day meet10g with dmner in Judy Gregg, Bill Young, Dottle Mrs CrisweJ In serving the re· the church dmlng room Every- Lou IBrown, Jackalin Frecker, Nina freshments or decorated cup cakes one IS invited to attend Rev. Abbott , Janet Hoffman, Elaie Arnand ice cream .ond favors to the L1cy Hogan ts pastor old , Reva .Rae, Ruth Ann Edwards, foll()wtng guests Dtan11 VanCoon:Ruth Ann Brothers, Marilyn Blaekwood, and Caro~rn Goeglein ey, Carolyn N1chobon Martha Ni· HO~IIR HOI'JT"~ Unable to attend but aendin& a oholson, Joy, Denms t~nd Jimmie Admitted June 10. George CumBoggs, Narsa Frost, Martha Fow- mins, Letart Falls; Mrs Armett g1ft waa Roy COleman. ler, Ann CrJcn~r. Mary Ann Hul· Sheeta, Rutland; Davtd Howell, Adult& attending were Mr. and burt. Judy Wilde~~muth, Nedr. Blaekrork; Mts Elmer Stal~y. Mn. James Reese, Mr and Mrs BradiorJ), Richard and Robert Gallipolis; Albert Neale, Pt P, Sam Curti• and Mr. and Mrs. HarWtlson, Alia Bradbury, Suzanne Jerlmah ~uell•n. G.111lipoh8, Ml'l. ley Stalnaker. Bl'adbuty, Da\lld Clsey, lohnny Blake, Betty Swan, ?4arltyn swan, .Timmie Hackett, Michael Beach, CarolYn Sarl1, Judy Martin, Su· Aan Slater, Ellen Leonard, Mlch· ael Arther, Michael Lloyd, Ro· bert Swanson, Carol Scott, San· dra Simpson and Benn1e Wllaon. Mrs James Cr1awell entertained Service• were held, m t ~ ~­ l!li fol!ow~d by a b~ske _ !l!.liW at noon. , "'•" l!ev. 0 . G. M-oy qv~ f'n ,inoplrlnr lllk iq \)le alt~rWP with IIJI<CLil • linKing by' d)i,Ca from Charleston and by Mi', a'hd" Dally Sentine~ Pomeroy-Miclclleport, 0., June 12, 19So....3 Francis Cue, Ann Holter, LiAa Wh1te, Patti Baht, Jack White, Joe F>Jrtet, Doris Bearhs, Shelia Out of town fnenda and rela· and Rev Hassell Justice of Wav Fairview Churcfi' •-· Holds An All-Da'Yc ; . Sei'Vice Sunday ·~~ Cleveland BUIJ84lll ot Mlddte· Prcncnt were K:lthy Sue White, Mr• port. Penny Wolfe, Patty McLaughlin, concerned, is just a matter of down to earth horse sense crtdic orgamza11on , long a weeit :r.Ac .»1'01 of lilt tommy SPECIAL MIITING DISMissed June 10· Oather Ztray HAIICILL IHOI:T A special congregation meetmg kle, Adam Linton, Mra Wllllam United '""' lntflr!MtiMMI and had eontrol of the paLronage :vir and Mrs Ross Anderson of w1ll be held at the Federated Dunn, Mrs Carl Smith, Mrs. RoCOLUMBUS UPI- Real poli· The tables were scarcely <'olumbus and M1. and Mrs Char· Church Sunday morning follow bert Keffer, Mrs Ehza McKlnr.ey, tl<'a u dlstlnJt:ullhed from the cleared before the Dcmorrats les Pterce of Ch1cago, Homer mg the worsh1p servtce. Mrs Earl Henry and daua:bter, state1manahlp or politlclanl in blew mto town to o/(ldally cel.c 3ohnson of Mason, W Va , Mrs Mra Donald Gillenwater and aon, public •otn('e at work, were play- brate the1r l.andshde VIc-tory of Ruth Carsey, M1·s Walter Grass ed for real = THE EXPI.ANATION IJNQIJOTE. .. Mr and Mrs Don White enter· The Fairview Chureb held. an \ tained wtth a party Sunday after· aU day meeting at tM .. U noon at their home for their to.n , Fallo Commublty Jloll · ' , El<PL.AJNINS SELFElCPL"NATOR¥ Salle would be 1r, otrit'e for four tives who came for the funerul years, was politically ambitiOUS, of Wilbur :P1erce of Bradbury were 1 I. TEN·PA6e 'TREAT IS!!. Birt:,day cake, ice c:ream, Xoql Aid and candles were served by Mrs r!oward Seidenabel, Mn Thetm" Case, Miss Sandra Wolfe, Mrs Helvln Steele and Mrs. Ray Blus said he saw a " nii!!W era" 10 Ohw politics wtth the Demo- Havpenings ~OGE!D6'1D DICTA'TE A IS· C/1./0TE : ~ who filled out cards, only one thought th(· machines were at fault All the others placed the blame on human frailty of one kmd or another They also made various suggestions hke these Slow down Don't get too !Jred Be alert Follow manufacturers' mstJ ucttons ltepublicana. Stat,e House "fHeN !ole T:4AT IS ) FC R WAR DS A LETTER Tt<AT 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June' t2, ·i9ft9 Tommy White Is Honored On His Birthday Advtce couldn't be Slmpler - or sounder Safety, so far as modem farm equipment IS jities follow . people would By Hatlo fore adJusting or servicmg Use safety hghts and re(lectors when on publlc roads at mght Huy good machinery and mamtam tl proper ly Keep chJldren away from the machmes and inJuries and fatal- <' .J, P. (Elt$00~1'"' A few ye ars ago, at the Iowa State Fa1r, a llttle survey was made on the farm equipment accide nt question Of som~ tWO peoplt' 'most serious nature, contmue to occur each I They'll Do It Every rl we Commentating Editorially Horse Sense·- And Tractors ~ • Eber• Following Fads Cited Biggest Shopping Error 1 " , oho will marry former l!nlvenity or ' South Cll'OIODI lootha" !f\41' 1 Johnny Gramlmg nex.t Se:ptembu, sALE· 'N' SPECIALS ' ' BARGAINS NEVER HEARD OF IEFORE 1 PIECE .' (Sweet cars, low prlcefl o • ·Living ~oom ·Suite ONLY ,$\19•00 3, 1958 CHMOLET · · · · · · $2595 1958 CHEVROlET · · · ·· · $2595 r<ott!•L Hearing 'TELEX ·aed Room SuKe , ouwsa ooua,s· < ' ,lla~ . . 81!11 . ·. H~ppineis BUY THAT SKOND CAR NOW AT LOW LOW PRiaS 1948 BUICK ...... · .... ··.. $49 1941 QIEVROLET .......... $69 , ::J:ence In youraelt ---:a baUer job and more e oUt on the s!!m, hondoomely lltyled TELEX llouiltii..._,,:VOO ....., bebind tile llmelin.. and ISQ!otion of 'l'llo <nOJnMl Y'IU 1 ,yean;·~~ l!f. You'll 11eer apln tho WOT yoo OJ!<d to b..,.. Yw1l' - m -~·d l:orJ<iltoa Ill about .... ihe eraekl· tnc ot • 110-, j,b6'o1 "'"P oudo ao you your llanti, a 'dG,r btrUnr tJI t i l e - You'll hear -rly, 100. AU of lhe wwdl of dJe termon tJI obti.ch. And yOu'll be ablil to '-r In tile e~ 11 tbO coiinl7 flllr IJtll' tbovo I!Je,liiiJo\lb.!Jour olot- ,..,h """r"""""""·· ...-'·" . , - ' ...You'llenjoyllaWncmot'O it>. pep ,no -er,MIIth, becauooltl'alnlnc to boor u a ~..\7 <l!oliD on ~Jell "l!'IWY· lt'o li'Uo-wh"\l tau heor welllitirii 1<JUI"wliole life the belt.r. ' Mr. . -...,lot Camp, · oa'r FaetorY. TralDed Heuln« Conlllltant, , WILL HOLD en ~··Is per "Fewer than neckUeto will --;; ·.-around father's neck,'' ~j~";,,;;d"'t; "The; e1ther will be 1'1 the st;tre, or elte 3u•t the closet." ' T~ll IS largely because women Lles WJth their owr tastes iD mu,4, ~;~ld 1951 DODGE .. · ........... • $69 1948 FORD .............. :. $49 . 4 !)()or. Extra good for model Was $115. Special. " 4 Door. Good tires. Special. Coupe. Come see me now. 8 Pass. Setl'an. Wt10 $195. Saturoay.~ 1950 STUDEBAKER ........ · $39 1948 DESOTO .......... ,... $" 1950 BUICK .. .. .......... $145 1952 PONTIAC .......... , 2 Door Sedsn. Was $245. Saturday Special. "6" 2 Door. Worth $300. Yours only $19D. '' 2 Door. Was $345. Special. 1951 FORD ................ .$199 1952 PLYMQUTH ·· .. · .. · KEEP YOUR A· FREi '·HIARING CLINIC . ' at,..HOTEL MARTIN ' l ' 5A'T., JU'NI , 11 :00 A.Jt'tt til 5 P.M. XLOU· . VIOWJIIUI• , 1955 PlYMOUTH .. .. .. .. $969 1955 MERCURY .......... $995 m. · ' . · 'lyegloss Hearing Aid ' . ' md 1956 PONTIAC .......... $1595 IS YOUlS 1N ' THE NEW ' ' INCLUDES: .CHEST, II INC~ " 1957 CHEYiOLET ........ $1,795 , 6 Pass. Cpe. Show me a better ..r a~ THESIGN OF THE y ,, "The Dealer That Deals For Lesf' ' c' POMEROY (Qpen Evenings) " ' .. ' '. ,. �' • -· WATCI;I WILLIE! - ~- . Jagl,(ary, Ll(lnel He'bel1. · Kr~ll, 1!$4/.TIMQRA" tord, and AI Balding were ..!- mong 10 in t~e 72 Vraeket. Del_tn4lne ~ltampivn Tommy BoJt had • 7~ FIEL.OifR- · tatota iqllowed us:• - -1 • • • ~Alan~~ Wll.LIITASBY, - Ted , Bo \Vh;tlna:er. U, S. a~ a­ \eur king Charley Coe, l)oua: and COOl,Plained not a);)ol4_l S:a..f\le, but because "so lew . Daj,ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-lollddlePOJ't, 0 ., Jpne 12, 19~11--ft - • C&Nre;,? biJ; ~· : VAC.4JION TIME CAN BE FUN FlGHTlNG THE HEAT - . PatterSon (right) mops his forehead Ingemar Johannson wipes his neck - fOAlS- MOTORS fATHER!$ _DAY GIFTS nlflht. UlJU·JU Your Marin• 1-J•adqLIIftr11-rt. At TltO.~E FqR _(\OIIJE SEE THE 1.11!11'-!!H TQ JHM FQR State Treaaurer JOJeph ~:;:~ · METROPOI.ITN4 DAD oncl CiRAHOAD will be the IIJJe&ker tc 8 in ' tbe count)· MARitJJ P~ual SALES & Sf;_Rft(:E "Brand N•mes. That ~owtbouae s~d De;ID.Of;!ratic ~· op.on me.etJn local - .' Sband For Quality" 284 '({. M-In St: Pome-roy, 0 • ..,.,.p c:;.. ... ii I ' ~"·~~y ·. T. btfJNl ' "ffl .!tQ.LL ••• P'JIIII~ID TQ 81L&.I Sf:J: JQES~ TO...AY '''II A. ,.,, ' ',1111111 i IIW ,,,. ,,,l iv6•~f " - . .,· '$2495 '56~diU~ '"••d•• ,••• 4 Door. Ught blue finish with harmonizing interior. We sold and servicecUhls one. '' j• owner. . ,.,., . . · •. Seen For il mantle . on his br~d shoulders in a arand atyle-Rocty COlavito. N Roclr. w.ho t~tehed hl1 1,10111 aide buebal1'a im· Har,d. ~~~p . Red •nd whi~e finil;h . New seat ste,ering. ' cove~. · Po\"er \ ~. 't~ Jo,~ . " . . $1a~l hia C"kltch hitting by Vist~ CO~f,e· two·out double in the ~ .. - $1395 ' . • Hero In Thursc&ay mght•s drama, by banctnc out fo"r ' homers Wednesday night se,e 'It :-"' ,'i'ry it. I. A nice litlle· job. As sharp as they ~~: . . . . ' ., . . ; - '' • • illf · • $995 Super Hard To)!. oy~aflow, radio, heater. Red and black finioh . Real ~Je~n. ·' · 1 • • • • ' Ftr T' ' Ptrftrmon.c., l.et o.ur skilt.eQ m~nqnk:s make those ' ,,ii~:·~~:i:;'•· delicote engine aclw~tmimt~ · thqt make t~e big' differell(:e i(i poWef and Rerfaxm.om:e. '' '54 Oldsmobile - • $995 ' T' " the ~ wall a man who carriea the llero'a 1' '1: ' 4 'Door. Big beautiful black sedp'l- .Wll? eq,~\P,Il~<\- P,lle 1' I dal.e ~ for - • • ~- last three vinee. NlY..,One rl.slht·hBnder Is • ' SUMMER ' SUITS ""!~!: dl ." I. • ' ,,, .:'V~· CO'ri'ON CORDS ·$14.50 to $45.00 .IIJI!l'fll .. I I I ,)'l . .lttttrl-. :. $9.,5 up TIIJ$ $lo.t$ Plu• ~· and ''ll,.s~pable 'fin . JIJAW. MUS, II 8lellon and Cli.m .r~.uws ~d wi.:lfa S'I'MWS · ~.95 .. $4.95up With Elxcbang~ ll4CRQI:-I WQOJ., WASH N' . ~ .. $5.9$ WASH· N' WEAR $UMM SLACKS Slzel 29 Ill 110 ~olultlfai!IIVID• Lined , ,., ' PW $11015 . ~ ~~~~~~ R•IIMl\l1t'~!IJIII~IQ111 'JI.~J I'D -&ytJ~nd AM·f:O .-A IT 5 .W.UJ'f' Jll~cf. 0. $6.98 to $1M8 · • Mllntlki ....., . '55.Buick • Deif • • ' f•l .... lftl.,,.,... • Cttllltr Tr11 " • M)uotl•ll ff' ...... ·~~~ . . fiiMut lt..,al IJI!!Irlo -~\¥" -HiYI • ' •' '. ' ' .' ~: . ' ..,. .. ·, • • • '·' ' l ' ...' . . . '• • Ill • .: II , '•' '' ·~..utfiOJ,ttJt WUhtl!;, . ' '''$"' . 20 Qu; '. J' ·fi•~· lfectf:i~ {' I !~' • 'r' " • .. ,. " ~;~~~,r,t4r~P~·~•~ ~ lr.l jl .fF,IcriJl'~ '. • ' ' " If • ~~~ :.. • .,. .• · t . �' • -· WATCI;I WILLIE! - ~- . Jagl,(ary, Ll(lnel He'bel1. · Kr~ll, 1!$4/.TIMQRA" tord, and AI Balding were ..!- mong 10 in t~e 72 Vraeket. Del_tn4lne ~ltampivn Tommy BoJt had • 7~ FIEL.OifR- · tatota iqllowed us:• - -1 • • • ~Alan~~ Wll.LIITASBY, - Ted , Bo \Vh;tlna:er. U, S. a~ a­ \eur king Charley Coe, l)oua: and COOl,Plained not a);)ol4_l S:a..f\le, but because "so lew . Daj,ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-lollddlePOJ't, 0 ., Jpne 12, 19~11--ft - • C&Nre;,? biJ; ~· : VAC.4JION TIME CAN BE FUN FlGHTlNG THE HEAT - . PatterSon (right) mops his forehead Ingemar Johannson wipes his neck - fOAlS- MOTORS fATHER!$ _DAY GIFTS nlflht. UlJU·JU Your Marin• 1-J•adqLIIftr11-rt. At TltO.~E FqR _(\OIIJE SEE THE 1.11!11'-!!H TQ JHM FQR State Treaaurer JOJeph ~:;:~ · METROPOI.ITN4 DAD oncl CiRAHOAD will be the IIJJe&ker tc 8 in ' tbe count)· MARitJJ P~ual SALES & Sf;_Rft(:E "Brand N•mes. That ~owtbouae s~d De;ID.Of;!ratic ~· op.on me.etJn local - .' Sband For Quality" 284 '({. M-In St: Pome-roy, 0 • ..,.,.p c:;.. ... ii I ' ~"·~~y ·. T. btfJNl ' "ffl .!tQ.LL ••• P'JIIII~ID TQ 81L&.I Sf:J: JQES~ TO...AY '''II A. ,.,, ' ',1111111 i IIW ,,,. ,,,l iv6•~f " - . .,· '$2495 '56~diU~ '"••d•• ,••• 4 Door. Ught blue finish with harmonizing interior. We sold and servicecUhls one. '' j• owner. . ,.,., . . · •. Seen For il mantle . on his br~d shoulders in a arand atyle-Rocty COlavito. N Roclr. w.ho t~tehed hl1 1,10111 aide buebal1'a im· Har,d. ~~~p . Red •nd whi~e finil;h . New seat ste,ering. ' cove~. · Po\"er \ ~. 't~ Jo,~ . " . . $1a~l hia C"kltch hitting by Vist~ CO~f,e· two·out double in the ~ .. - $1395 ' . • Hero In Thursc&ay mght•s drama, by banctnc out fo"r ' homers Wednesday night se,e 'It :-"' ,'i'ry it. I. A nice litlle· job. As sharp as they ~~: . . . . ' ., . . ; - '' • • illf · • $995 Super Hard To)!. oy~aflow, radio, heater. Red and black finioh . Real ~Je~n. ·' · 1 • • • • ' Ftr T' ' Ptrftrmon.c., l.et o.ur skilt.eQ m~nqnk:s make those ' ,,ii~:·~~:i:;'•· delicote engine aclw~tmimt~ · thqt make t~e big' differell(:e i(i poWef and Rerfaxm.om:e. '' '54 Oldsmobile - • $995 ' T' " the ~ wall a man who carriea the llero'a 1' '1: ' 4 'Door. Big beautiful black sedp'l- .Wll? eq,~\P,Il~<\- P,lle 1' I dal.e ~ for - • • ~- last three vinee. NlY..,One rl.slht·hBnder Is • ' SUMMER ' SUITS ""!~!: dl ." I. • ' ,,, .:'V~· CO'ri'ON CORDS ·$14.50 to $45.00 .IIJI!l'fll .. I I I ,)'l . .lttttrl-. :. $9.,5 up TIIJ$ $lo.t$ Plu• ~· and ''ll,.s~pable 'fin . JIJAW. MUS, II 8lellon and Cli.m .r~.uws ~d wi.:lfa S'I'MWS · ~.95 .. $4.95up With Elxcbang~ ll4CRQI:-I WQOJ., WASH N' . ~ .. $5.9$ WASH· N' WEAR $UMM SLACKS Slzel 29 Ill 110 ~olultlfai!IIVID• Lined , ,., ' PW $11015 . ~ ~~~~~~ R•IIMl\l1t'~!IJIII~IQ111 'JI.~J I'D -&ytJ~nd AM·f:O .-A IT 5 .W.UJ'f' Jll~cf. 0. $6.98 to $1M8 · • Mllntlki ....., . '55.Buick • Deif • • ' f•l .... lftl.,,.,... • Cttllltr Tr11 " • M)uotl•ll ff' ...... ·~~~ . . fiiMut lt..,al IJI!!Irlo -~\¥" -HiYI • ' •' '. ' ' .' ~: . ' ..,. .. ·, • • • '·' ' l ' ...' . . . '• • Ill • .: II , '•' '' ·~..utfiOJ,ttJt WUhtl!;, . ' '''$"' . 20 Qu; '. J' ·fi•~· lfectf:i~ {' I !~' • 'r' " • .. ,. " ~;~~~,r,t4r~P~·~•~ ~ lr.l jl .fF,IcriJl'~ '. • ' ' " If • ~~~ :.. • .,. .• · t . �• : . . '\ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 12, DON'T NEED IT? Sell It Through A Sentinel Waltf 6-Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 12, 1959 'ft.ht ( 17l Help Wonted WANT ADS WE ARE EXPANDING FOB. CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS PHONE 398 RATES 3 cents per word, one jn.tertion. Minimum charge - 60 cents. 6 ceM8 per word for three consecutive inaertioM. Special - one month for 30 cents per word. Full rate of 3 (!tl'nts JM!r word will be chara:OO for adverLising lf oot pald wi.thln 10 dax, after receiv!ni bill. Errors in Advertisln.g- Should be ~pDrted munediately . 'lbe Dra:Uy Sentinel will not be responsible lor more than one ineor· rect insertioo. Card of Thank!~ and Spet.ial NotJ.ces of Events $1.00. Obituaries published a;t 1 cehll per word. WORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 1 MO. 1~ f,)()c 90c $1.33 $4 .150 :w 60c $1.20 $1.80 $6.00 2ll 75c $1.10 $2.2ll $7.00 Ads received try 10 A.M. will be to that day's paper. iiUILDtfJG LOT ON 111 Not1ces MuLiiERaY ___ HE! GUTS. 80X160. Phone 6257. Pricl·d to aell. 8 6 6tc . lU.V'lVAL START.ING JUNE 11 tbroutQ .June 14 at Mt. Olive ChiJtl'h, Long Bottom, Ohio.. Hear 1 tfle .inspuing toung evan- 1-4.2 HORSE POWER CHAMP\ON out·Nsrd motor. Used very lit tle. Phone 3812. 6-10-titc gelist; Kev. Oalbert Spen~r and Pastor 0. Dougla• Circle. 6 8 61< THREE ROOM~ J\LMUM· Nt:W fun.~iure. Rei!IIOnable ar will trade on good LWO bedroom bou3e trailer. Htrold Circle, Sy· neuse, near Jda.g~ 6-9-6te .Ill Cord at Thanks THANKS SO MUCH FOR ALL Ot' l.be cards we received for our 50tb weddmg anmversary. Mr. 1 J.3 TON CHRYSLER AlR 'l'EMP and Mrs. Carl J. Easterday. a1r conditJOQer. Good C~Jndition. &12-ltp Phone 3812. 6-to.atc ItS) Auto Soles APPROVED SUCCESSFUL SALES force in Meigs, Hock1n g, Vm ton. Fairfield, Jackson , 1 Air hens, HoS!I, Perry, Pickaway, Fayette, Scioto 'Counties. Sa l~ s tram lng. It you have a car and art• interested in carnmg $100.00 Lo $150.00 per week , phone Chilla·olhe, collect . Pr o~;· ped 28377. ask for Mr. Fox or write P . 0 Box 298. 6 12 lie DUMP TRUtKS WANTED-10 haul stone to freeway. Long houn , steady work. Ca n use tande m and si ngle axle lrueks. Call Del .. warc, Ohio, 9:J.871. IH 1 ::Sic. ·-------( I~~ EmoloYmtol"'! Wonted tsrotc ( 20 ~ Makes and MoiCW1 GOOD MaTROPOLll •.h _ _ .Auto .S.Ielto USED relri~erator. llefo.~ 9:30 A.M. Middleport 6831-J Pomeroy 525 KAUTZ fEED STORI At Chatt.r W~TrNGHOUSE Yukou 5-2145 s-g.3lc Legal Nof.ice IIARVli~y FOREMAN PROPERTY The ri-ght is hereby reserved to r~ject any or all bids. than Dec••*· ___ ! I I I • *' Clas~ No. 3 · of tbe Baptist Churc~ met at the · borne of Mn. Ida Howell. Mrs. Letha MorriJ was hodeis. The P.ragram wu presented by Mrs. Howell. After the 'l:.~siness aeaslon, tOndueted by Mr!li. Oma Montgomer)', prelrident, refreshments were .served by th , h<lsMtess Mu:sisted by MMrs. Howe 1I to rs. ontgomery, rs. Maude Young, Mrs. Helen Johnson, Mrs. Lina Curtis, MlL Eata Eatonk. MNn. Do rotMhy Norril, , ~:s . Fran ~~ e 1g1er, n. Laura ur: Mrs. tiara Roush, Mrl. Ura Morrit. R. ev and Mrs .J. H. Elwood and children and B1II y Joe Spencer.'. 1 b ay mem ber. accompan ied '-" 3 11 11 Legal Notice lalt weet wltb Flaber 1nd visit. Mr. and Mr1. KeaJte(b SQI';i, d.ua:bter Pamela and 1100' Grta of Silver Late, 0., were llemotial Day weekend cuW of the!r paren:.S, Mr. and Mn. I. W. Sw¢. John Bentz and aliJter, Mr-. Berd13 Sayre wt~re Hilled to New Brighton, Pa., by the deitb of their brother·ln-law Bob Piettftl. Mn Georce Cleland left Stm:' da)' to join her bulband at n." · Bragg, N. C. Sunday gueat.s of Mr. and )Jra. Charles McNickles we~ llra. M~l.· Ue Pull ina and daUJ)lter, ¥n. Dora Crispin, Newark. other re· cent .![Ueals of the M.cN(eklea' were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. lleNie· tlu and Mr. and Mea. Mirabal! k ~ States of Par e.-.uura:. Kr. and lin. Kerml.t an4 e:hltdren, Charleston - ~t , the weekend with her motllf,T, MCJ. Mabel RoaJla,. Xlu . :Mary Grace S~ the weekend with Mr. alld Ralpb 'l"ruue.Jl at Buban. . Mip ytrgtnla Tliompson re· turned to ber home ln ', Mbmi, ~· after a ten day viJlt with .Mw'o and ~ra. E. A. Wiqett. . Mu. Gretta SlmpJOn, ' Mrs. Ha· zel Cl~l•nd, Mrs. Louise Stewlft, Mrs. C'hlorua Grimm and Mrs. Cora Web"' attended in ..nw-tion at ~ N-·· ~tra"itov.llle Frld~,,- ev'eo· '" o • 1,,,. . Mrs. Audrey Brownell anil WSAZ.TV Channe' 3 : Cita~tHI3 -Friday &:00 Truth or Col'(Jfqueneet ~:'30 8':1.,.. ' Uotinty Fair · , "li:OO ·' Spbt(<b l!loihollit D:IO Cisco Kld , B:OO ER ~ : 30 Rptnaeb P~i~ouae The Jim Thacker Sbow 7:00 Saturday Nl@& Jamboree T:l!U· Penllie ll" "'liaor a:Oo Perry Pre.entl t:OO Bilek Saddle · 1):30 Churr.on Clt1 10'!30 o: A.'a Mail ~ '''··~~ ~ , .•~- f1·30. ~~·J ~.l a:4' 'Nlffi • i"' . ~... ' :00 Death ValleY Day1 7':30 Nortbw~t ... u ~oo ~ Ntwe .lletd~'ett 11:10 \'ltatbe...,.. 1:15 NltewaU. rauag'l ijUery Queen . cavalcade or Sportl JaCk~t Bowi.IIIIJ The 1"'1~ ·~" 'M Squod . · ·· Deteetlve's :Olary 8:00 News :otcture 8:1D )fan tn Wubincton fi::'SO' FaVorite storr • 1:90 .... Qll J f~o~:eJ. 3 - Sunday ll':U "nlll ill tile Life 12:15 IndWJtry on :Parada t2:80 TV Sloa~ 1:00 Homestead USA 1:110 ChomploOJblp BowiJnr 2:30 SUndAy :Mdvletlma ,,ao llrlofllll. se881on ~:00 Eterqal 'Lilhl Fro-· or Paltb I I :tteenr'~h;h~l~.::ll~~f~=~: !~c.·;::';;'l;;R;.;•;;u;::ob~,;X;a;;oa;::;:""':iii.iiiipe~n·t iiiiio:i.,ll . Second Street, Mlddleporl. Ohio. · Carl Easterday, Sundoy. • I RAC!'NE--Claud ' Roy was eurprlsed Sunday evening with a pot luck s:1pper in celebraUon of his birthtlay. Th'JM" present were, Mr. and Mrs. darence Roy and children; Mr. and Mrs. '&.b Roy; Mr. ami Mn. Waid Diddle and son; Mrtl. Mabel Roush, the honored guest and Mrs. Roy. · · Tb.e Daily Vacation Bible ~~hool commencement was held in the Methodiat Chutch Sunday eveninlil. Their picnic wu Friday 11t Pot i.land Park. Mrs. Jean Hayman was boateu Fridav evening whea the Ruth Circle met at her home. . MODERN SIX ROOM HOUSE, 12:00 o'clock Noon on 19, bath, large lot. full basement, 1959, for the sale of the real estate Lakeside, o. furnace heat, city water, gas of Bertha 0. Jackson, deceased, A large number of people from 111 Miner~vllle, Eugene Forbes, consisting o1f a five-room frame here :Htcnded the Mth wedding Phone 842-X. &lUlp dwelling situated at 541 South anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Coats, m Pomeroy, bemg 40 feet by HAMILL SERVICE AdmlnJstrator · 80 f+. will be sold to bighe11t Bertha 0. Jackson, bidder Saturday, June 13, 19159 ' l95ti BUICK VB SPEClAL. $1,49~ . USED SINGE& , ,.~BLES., STATION Deeeased at 10:30 o'clock at office of J . 4 dtJor hardtop Sedan One local , ••.0() up. see ' qr all your o\lbaay 3353 (6) 10, 12, 13, 115, 18, ~tc B. O'Brien, 100"' Court Street, owner. Hydrar1aHc drive. BlaetautllOrized Singef!', ~ .sc · .· Ma· l '::~,.,~,....~=""'"'"'""'..,..,.,! chine Co. Salea and ~rvife Rep. YOUR E TINGHOUSE DEALiR Pomeroy, Ohio. Must seU for IN THE .PROlATE COURT OF 6 8 6tc tnar's, Pllmcrtoy. not Jc,IJS appraised value. MEIGS COUNTY, OHIC) Jamca .McDougpl, located at TV AND APPLIANCES 19!16 J;>ONTIAC V8 $1,4115. Station Mclgll.(;aiJia Une, :Ruu.tq 'It. Ph. COAL, OIL & OAS fURNACES .Etomer Baxter, Administrator FIOMle Might, 11 Aclmlnlttratrhc Wagon. 9 pa~sCllll(Jr. One care· Emmerson 773til. 4 fl) 8tc ARNOLD'S of estate of Harvey' Foreman, of thtl latate of Earl c. RMd. ful oWner. Blaetln~tr's, Pomeroy . ::o--=:-":-:-:cc-:c-=,.---~ Phone 836-Y Syracut•. Oldo dec~ased. Plalr.tiH, J. B. 0 Brien, J Vs. ! ti 6 6!<: 3~ FT. HOUSE TIIAILER ~' FOR Atlorncy at Law ,Alta R. p ..,1kntr, et al, ch'-ndantt 1 sale or rent, sleeps SIX. Alao, ISO CLELAND$ 6-1tH 1·12-3tc c... No. 11,695 195~ MERCURY 2 DOOR SEDAN ft. congo wall, yellow and Rad.l~ & TV Reptlr S.rwlc. $995. Extra Jood •buy. BlaetNOTICE BY PUBLrCATION bh.ck. $;ro.OO. Cl.a)lton Bolyard lllll.r's Pomeroy. 6 6 6tc -~ Carl W. need, whoae place of Street, Mlddleport. ===:c',•m~•-r•_v,_o_h_ao::. 189 Alb 6·11-3\p, FULTON HOUSE AND LOT residence ia 730 North Fourth St.. 1956 OLDSMOBILE V8 $1,496. 4 T·ELEVISION, RADIO & SMALL THE In ThPPl1l'l Plains win be 110ld PJ~den City, W. Va., will take nodr. Sedan. HyUra.molic drive. APPLIANCE REP AIR. Phone to tht' highest bJdder, Saturday tice that on the 28th day of May, R&H. Very 'lice. Blacltnar's, NICE LOCATION FOR BUILDING Ot.i.s Me0Uq4ock, Racane Ohio. at 9:30 A. M., June 13, 19~ at 1959, the underalgned filed her 6 6 6tu. .tlte& near State Garage on Rt. !'omcroy. 4. 30k nfflc2 of J. B. O'Brien, 100~ petition against you in the Pro· 7. 171 ft. of frontage. PauJ Cour~ Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. bate Court of Meigs CQ.unty, Ohio, 1962 BUICK SUP.Ell HARDTOP. Nease, YUkon ~- 2222 or call FOR RENT::_EXTENSION ~ Mu:s~ seLl for not leas than ap. in a civil aellon to sell !t'he folloW6•H ·3tc Jo'ine rncchan!l:al cundltion:- t Pomeroy 4B7·X. den1, Scaffold Boards, Drop Ing desccribed real estate to pa:y praio;ed value of $2600.00. l'riced to sell. Davl~>-187 MuJ. COON HOUND PUPPJES Alit· (..1ot.hs. Cllnttm Fisher, Middle· J. B. O'Brien, Adminlstrator the deflts of the decedent and burry Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. daJe %, black and tan. $1G per por,, Ohio.! Phone ~:us.-. 11-U of ~tilate of ' Fanl}ie Fulton, c011Ls of administration and for other reli.ef: dee;eased, 6 U ·3lp. p11ir. R. <.:. Haeer, Hobson, BUILT &,·rEHEN 0!.· ..Bitualed in the County of Mei.Ja, J. B. O'Brien, 1 Ohio, Phone 6917-J. 6·11-6tc signed for .)lOUr home . .l<'rca t'4• in the State of OhJo, and In the Attorney at Law 19M roNTIAC 4 DOOU, 2 TONE . tuu<~tes Foreman & Abbon, Township of Salem and bounded Green. Uood thape. ~'need rca- MOTOHCYCLE-'lH HAHLEY DA· Phone . 8284-Y. S.tHl' 6·10·11·12·31c and descriltlll!d as follows: vidson 74 iu good condil1on. ----::c:===~-aunlble. Phone ·ru 2·3771, New ·Beginning at the north ea.t cor· Haven, W. Va. tl·10.3tbc Priced rea1onabJy. CttU YUkon ner of Section 31i, Town 8 and • 62323 or se~ . Ebcr GtUIIan, AUCTIONL~II. RJCHAP.D FOREMAN PROPERTY ~~::;:~,,;l~t'l of the Ohio Company's Sale ( chelitcr. 6-11·3Lp . . C~~r.~·:,!~~,!:• In J\edtord Townahip, being 115 thence running wast one acres, more or len, wll~ be sold hundred the north lirie TOM.o\TO PLANTS. M~XlCANS, S1NUB.H SLANT NEEOLE---Flvc . . Write. Phone or Contacr to h:gbest bidder Saturday, of said Section Mj thence .1outh A. c. lredford, Racin" Ohio Pritchard, ruta:en, mar&JoLe, \ munthli old, like new . PaY oH Jun1.1 13, 1939 at 11 :00 o'clock 53Y.a rods: theo(e eaat 100 rods bu.-pee·~o:lobe, g1ant llallan, and balance $'16.00. $8.00 per month. 6-25-tt ~tl ofJiee of J. B. O'Brien, 100~ the east line of sald Section 35; burp~e golden jubilee (ortmge).l J'honc 343. 6 12 6tp A_IR...:.:C_O_N_D _I_T_IO_N_IN _G Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. north 33'4 rods to the second bo~se cast from IICbool NE<..:OHI SUP.EltNOVA MACUTl'IJE o~~.tlon aervlctl. Jack's Muat sell lor not leas than apof beginning, containing bows:~ in Syracuse. WUUam H. • ...., prJiaed value. or leu. Holmes 8 8 6lc -Less than three months old. tion, New Haven. _ __ ·_ · Orl&lnttlly aoid for $259.000. 235a7. JOUN D. THO~MS, Admlnlatra· all of coal Jocally .. Balance due $97.00. Payment• tor of estate of RJcbard Fore· known aa No. four, ~ ACRE !',ARM. PLENTY Ot' $7.00 per month. .Phone an. o·~R-A:-V_I_L_Y..., T:::R-:A~ cT=-o:-:R:-:SA :-:-L&S AND mlt.n, deceased. or limestone coal pulurc lind water. Eight .-oum 6 12 6tp SIRVICI, 512 &. Main. Pom .. J. II. O'Brien, above described Attorney a~ Law. KlHHY VACUUM Cl.EANEit. 6-10.11·12-31< ' 2t641. ,, 6-3·121p t wJth aUachmcnt.s. Orlglnaliy Ohio. Phone CO'tlwllle 3691. NOTlC. OP APPOINTMINT cost $1i9.50. Balance due $37.50. ~ ·30tc 2 CIM NO. 11,1!15 1'ake over payment" $7 · per lllll3 NJ!:W MOO!'i 41 ,I T. TRAIIr l1tete of munth . .Phone 313. 6 12 6tp er. l btldroom, 3f ft. alutnlnum 2 tO TC l'ern , !'ll"!'!P'" "'·•··"-~, and.11n.lira. ~o~..., 1n H0n0r Of Cl aU d Roy Sunday Henry Roulh NortcE oF FILING AND June Rea110nabJy priced. Call Racine 3212. Servict:' TELEVISION GUIDI ISurprise Birthday Party,U1eld HEARING ON INVENTORY C.ue N.., 11,147 Probate Court, Mei11 County, Ohio TO the Executor or Admloistrator and to such of the following ' ali are re&identll of the state of Ohio: surviving spouse, if any ; next o( kin; . btnefiderles under the Will, If any , the attorney or at torneys representmg any of the aforementioned persona : You are hereby notified that on the 2nd day of June lim9, an In · venlory and Appraisement of the estate of Kenneth H. Payne, de· ceased. late of Harrisonville, ft. D, Oh10 m said County was f1led m this Court. Hcarmg nn said Inventory and Appraisement wm be had before ttus Court on the 22nd day of M June 19159, at 10 o'c Ioc k A. . Exceptions thereto may ·be flied by any interested party at any ' time prior Lo five days ,before the date set for hearing. WITNESS my signature and the seal of said court this 2 nd day of June ,1D6 9. F. H. O'BRIEN Judge and Ex-Officio Clerk BY: Henrietta O'Brien Deputy Clerk (6 ) ts, 12 2tc WI-L-L-,-10- w LAWNs IN roME-' (21 J Reor roy or Middle!Jort. Phone Mid· dlepurt 6129-Y. 6-9-etc FOR SALE BY OWNER. TRI level an electri( home, New Ha· J Business ven Heights, NewdHsven, hWd. Va ., 3 bedrooms, en , attac e Co\R WASHlNG- M'O'fOR CLEANcarage, basement, large livma: INC. . !lickett'l .ioJ-jo f.erVJI'e. room ·· with window overlookinl( Phone 0084. 3 13 :.lOtc Oh!O River Valley. AU bard· wood kitchen cabinets. PJ'Ice indudes wall to wall wool Cllof· 1------.,.- ·~c-peting, drape~. $17,500.00. FOR ~ALE Terms: $2,600 cash, bat&nce Bids wm be received at the offCHA Joan Phone 1·u rner 23~ 1 fkcs of Webster and FUltz, Attur· ~ 11 6 neys, .P omeroy National [Bank - - tp -Building, !Pomeroy, Oilio, until 12 HEAD OF HORSES AND ponies for sale. Will w.ork and ride:. See A. H. Burbridge, Al· bar1y, Ohio, R. D. 2. 6-10·3t.c tl;oOIII C...n UMd C•n lot in Layne-Ohlinger subdivision. Al· mos • one acre with 240' fron.t· age on paved road. J22()0.00. FARM-32 acres, 8 acres cultiva· lion, o acres pasture. 2 broiler house& netting owner $200.00 monthly. Modern 3·bedroom hom t' with bath and fuel oil furncce. $90(10.00. INCOME PROPERTY IN MASON -300' frontage on Rcmte 33. Mod ~rn !}room frame home. 3 apartments Tented furnished se parate from home. Furniture mclwied C:UCKLIR REALTY BRANCH OFFICE JIM ROUSH, MANAGER Fourtn St., NltW Hav.n. W. V. Phone TUrner ~2143 6·10-3tc NEW HAVIN-Coroll!l' Legal Notice . 195~? Mr. ;1nd Mrs. Howard Frank honored their son, Ray, with a party Monday afternoon on his tlfth hirthday. Pre1ent were Mickey Wolfe, Beth and Barry Theias Nancy and Davie Crow, Jane Ann and Donna Rae. Powell, Mn. Let· tie S?Cncer and · Clarenee Frank. After Ray opened bls cUta, Ice cliam, cake and Kool AI~ were served Jjy Mr. and Mr1.. Frank. Pictures were taken. Mr. and Mrs. Rnymond Hanson of Or.!land, Pa., ~rived TUesday to visit ·their son-In-law and daughter, Rev. and 1 Mrs. A. R. McCauley Mr. Hanson returned to his bllme Sunday but Mrs. Hanson remained for an extended We Hue A Fta. • . · SELECTION · , · OF USED CAR$: ' " PRICED TO SELL!•~ We WIH Buy . Goocl. Cleo USED CAliS ~OW! HIGHIS1 Mt!CIIt ' . '• 01 llee Verl or 210 w. Mtl• St. ·•l!la• P-.., Pi.l;l;..t2..ic[l even, a boat \II '. I ICUiioM Lego! NotiCe . t9) For rod• along ,,Q~ ,"Your "'Rbdio Dial ' - HiFJUGER. l(;i'.:i<·.;;;:..\ I ,w::r·.erl~od ,t;:::U~b~~bul~~~~~ awnJna. $2,2uo.w. Lawrei'N!~ Reed, LOwe's TraUer Court, Middlepor<, Ohio. 6-216-U:c I'II!CCHI ZIG ZAG SEWING MA· CIIINE--Makea button bolea, ' •aewa 011 buttona, and man)', mal'f dealana. Coat over 130(1.00 I Hir'oe:"O:.emh!~~· FOR THE = NEWS •.•• u.,. SEW lNG '· . m.oqtlt l'hooe • 8 A.M. 1155 P.M. 8:5$ A.M. IOA..M. ) MACHJNE - UriJinaU,v coat $181.50. ·Pay off balince ~7.50. :Payment• $6.00 per month. Phone 313. t1 12 6tp 12 Noen _~~Ridio , new1z.Pip' off . ballnte $164.00. •10.'1!1 por Of The Ohio .Yallq 843. 6128tp ., -. ·. 1 (~~~=~ ~ · ,..,-,.,, ....• . -.,.......... .. ~" •. _', ,: . l,,..,.'l"f:;:1Z~..~.f~' SEE IT ·AT I ,- r N ,.... , .•••, ... ." ..j•'•/''1' . : ~· -· .. 1 Ztitle Tm~Sfer Co. • Mlddltp:Ort, Ohio ·' Boullf81 Bal41wla ' Can Be ~ ~;o) Beuilll For uo.eo ~ A. MOilill ' •WRITE FQR~1'AJI3 '• t• ' q - · - - .,. - •. ~ I 1,, ·-· . . 'I .. • fi I ·r "il..·,i . I ii'f'(, t I \-~ .r.:'i!F~t.,. -~ ~ • ·-·''cf"··~. J f--:r •. ..,.. . • ~"t\~ I ....,.. : ........ ,··',..,·[• . ,, • • '1 " \I .. ' .. OJ·· " . r %! :-. •• ('h, "·~" ..,;t, ~ J'' ,' -"1\','lr,, _,_ 1 1~',.1f' .. 1 't:F 1 h~ ' . •f )Oflf: -.• • • '• ·· "~\ , ,1 ~.·. f'V. . ' . ' '1:! 1!\l! ' '' ·Iii '·'· ··' ~" " · ,• t or!.'', ·"" ' i · ~·- ... ,--~·' . ·• ' SPINn ptANO . ' lk ··, , ,j, _ ' Save On Thii:F.ine · PIANO r-·- -·. ~: · . ~ ~ ' •: \ • ; : ·'r:1 '3"'1i ('~ :' ":':' ""{ . : . .ol :. 1;.; . . 1 •.'1'~ ,' :-oh "'{t-" .• '.,;~' ". ' �• : . . '\ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 12, DON'T NEED IT? Sell It Through A Sentinel Waltf 6-Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 12, 1959 'ft.ht ( 17l Help Wonted WANT ADS WE ARE EXPANDING FOB. CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS PHONE 398 RATES 3 cents per word, one jn.tertion. Minimum charge - 60 cents. 6 ceM8 per word for three consecutive inaertioM. Special - one month for 30 cents per word. Full rate of 3 (!tl'nts JM!r word will be chara:OO for adverLising lf oot pald wi.thln 10 dax, after receiv!ni bill. Errors in Advertisln.g- Should be ~pDrted munediately . 'lbe Dra:Uy Sentinel will not be responsible lor more than one ineor· rect insertioo. Card of Thank!~ and Spet.ial NotJ.ces of Events $1.00. Obituaries published a;t 1 cehll per word. WORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 1 MO. 1~ f,)()c 90c $1.33 $4 .150 :w 60c $1.20 $1.80 $6.00 2ll 75c $1.10 $2.2ll $7.00 Ads received try 10 A.M. will be to that day's paper. iiUILDtfJG LOT ON 111 Not1ces MuLiiERaY ___ HE! GUTS. 80X160. Phone 6257. Pricl·d to aell. 8 6 6tc . lU.V'lVAL START.ING JUNE 11 tbroutQ .June 14 at Mt. Olive ChiJtl'h, Long Bottom, Ohio.. Hear 1 tfle .inspuing toung evan- 1-4.2 HORSE POWER CHAMP\ON out·Nsrd motor. Used very lit tle. Phone 3812. 6-10-titc gelist; Kev. Oalbert Spen~r and Pastor 0. Dougla• Circle. 6 8 61< THREE ROOM~ J\LMUM· Nt:W fun.~iure. Rei!IIOnable ar will trade on good LWO bedroom bou3e trailer. Htrold Circle, Sy· neuse, near Jda.g~ 6-9-6te .Ill Cord at Thanks THANKS SO MUCH FOR ALL Ot' l.be cards we received for our 50tb weddmg anmversary. Mr. 1 J.3 TON CHRYSLER AlR 'l'EMP and Mrs. Carl J. Easterday. a1r conditJOQer. Good C~Jndition. &12-ltp Phone 3812. 6-to.atc ItS) Auto Soles APPROVED SUCCESSFUL SALES force in Meigs, Hock1n g, Vm ton. Fairfield, Jackson , 1 Air hens, HoS!I, Perry, Pickaway, Fayette, Scioto 'Counties. Sa l~ s tram lng. It you have a car and art• interested in carnmg $100.00 Lo $150.00 per week , phone Chilla·olhe, collect . Pr o~;· ped 28377. ask for Mr. Fox or write P . 0 Box 298. 6 12 lie DUMP TRUtKS WANTED-10 haul stone to freeway. Long houn , steady work. Ca n use tande m and si ngle axle lrueks. Call Del .. warc, Ohio, 9:J.871. IH 1 ::Sic. ·-------( I~~ EmoloYmtol"'! Wonted tsrotc ( 20 ~ Makes and MoiCW1 GOOD MaTROPOLll •.h _ _ .Auto .S.Ielto USED relri~erator. llefo.~ 9:30 A.M. Middleport 6831-J Pomeroy 525 KAUTZ fEED STORI At Chatt.r W~TrNGHOUSE Yukou 5-2145 s-g.3lc Legal Nof.ice IIARVli~y FOREMAN PROPERTY The ri-ght is hereby reserved to r~ject any or all bids. than Dec••*· ___ ! I I I • *' Clas~ No. 3 · of tbe Baptist Churc~ met at the · borne of Mn. Ida Howell. Mrs. Letha MorriJ was hodeis. The P.ragram wu presented by Mrs. Howell. After the 'l:.~siness aeaslon, tOndueted by Mr!li. Oma Montgomer)', prelrident, refreshments were .served by th , h<lsMtess Mu:sisted by MMrs. Howe 1I to rs. ontgomery, rs. Maude Young, Mrs. Helen Johnson, Mrs. Lina Curtis, MlL Eata Eatonk. MNn. Do rotMhy Norril, , ~:s . Fran ~~ e 1g1er, n. Laura ur: Mrs. tiara Roush, Mrl. Ura Morrit. R. ev and Mrs .J. H. Elwood and children and B1II y Joe Spencer.'. 1 b ay mem ber. accompan ied '-" 3 11 11 Legal Notice lalt weet wltb Flaber 1nd visit. Mr. and Mr1. KeaJte(b SQI';i, d.ua:bter Pamela and 1100' Grta of Silver Late, 0., were llemotial Day weekend cuW of the!r paren:.S, Mr. and Mn. I. W. Sw¢. John Bentz and aliJter, Mr-. Berd13 Sayre wt~re Hilled to New Brighton, Pa., by the deitb of their brother·ln-law Bob Piettftl. Mn Georce Cleland left Stm:' da)' to join her bulband at n." · Bragg, N. C. Sunday gueat.s of Mr. and )Jra. Charles McNickles we~ llra. M~l.· Ue Pull ina and daUJ)lter, ¥n. Dora Crispin, Newark. other re· cent .![Ueals of the M.cN(eklea' were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. lleNie· tlu and Mr. and Mea. Mirabal! k ~ States of Par e.-.uura:. Kr. and lin. Kerml.t an4 e:hltdren, Charleston - ~t , the weekend with her motllf,T, MCJ. Mabel RoaJla,. Xlu . :Mary Grace S~ the weekend with Mr. alld Ralpb 'l"ruue.Jl at Buban. . Mip ytrgtnla Tliompson re· turned to ber home ln ', Mbmi, ~· after a ten day viJlt with .Mw'o and ~ra. E. A. Wiqett. . Mu. Gretta SlmpJOn, ' Mrs. Ha· zel Cl~l•nd, Mrs. Louise Stewlft, Mrs. C'hlorua Grimm and Mrs. Cora Web"' attended in ..nw-tion at ~ N-·· ~tra"itov.llle Frld~,,- ev'eo· '" o • 1,,,. . Mrs. Audrey Brownell anil WSAZ.TV Channe' 3 : Cita~tHI3 -Friday &:00 Truth or Col'(Jfqueneet ~:'30 8':1.,.. ' Uotinty Fair · , "li:OO ·' Spbt(<b l!loihollit D:IO Cisco Kld , B:OO ER ~ : 30 Rptnaeb P~i~ouae The Jim Thacker Sbow 7:00 Saturday Nl@& Jamboree T:l!U· Penllie ll" "'liaor a:Oo Perry Pre.entl t:OO Bilek Saddle · 1):30 Churr.on Clt1 10'!30 o: A.'a Mail ~ '''··~~ ~ , .•~- f1·30. ~~·J ~.l a:4' 'Nlffi • i"' . ~... ' :00 Death ValleY Day1 7':30 Nortbw~t ... u ~oo ~ Ntwe .lletd~'ett 11:10 \'ltatbe...,.. 1:15 NltewaU. rauag'l ijUery Queen . cavalcade or Sportl JaCk~t Bowi.IIIIJ The 1"'1~ ·~" 'M Squod . · ·· Deteetlve's :Olary 8:00 News :otcture 8:1D )fan tn Wubincton fi::'SO' FaVorite storr • 1:90 .... Qll J f~o~:eJ. 3 - Sunday ll':U "nlll ill tile Life 12:15 IndWJtry on :Parada t2:80 TV Sloa~ 1:00 Homestead USA 1:110 ChomploOJblp BowiJnr 2:30 SUndAy :Mdvletlma ,,ao llrlofllll. se881on ~:00 Eterqal 'Lilhl Fro-· or Paltb I I :tteenr'~h;h~l~.::ll~~f~=~: !~c.·;::';;'l;;R;.;•;;u;::ob~,;X;a;;oa;::;:""':iii.iiiipe~n·t iiiiio:i.,ll . Second Street, Mlddleporl. Ohio. · Carl Easterday, Sundoy. • I RAC!'NE--Claud ' Roy was eurprlsed Sunday evening with a pot luck s:1pper in celebraUon of his birthtlay. Th'JM" present were, Mr. and Mrs. darence Roy and children; Mr. and Mrs. '&.b Roy; Mr. ami Mn. Waid Diddle and son; Mrtl. Mabel Roush, the honored guest and Mrs. Roy. · · Tb.e Daily Vacation Bible ~~hool commencement was held in the Methodiat Chutch Sunday eveninlil. Their picnic wu Friday 11t Pot i.land Park. Mrs. Jean Hayman was boateu Fridav evening whea the Ruth Circle met at her home. . MODERN SIX ROOM HOUSE, 12:00 o'clock Noon on 19, bath, large lot. full basement, 1959, for the sale of the real estate Lakeside, o. furnace heat, city water, gas of Bertha 0. Jackson, deceased, A large number of people from 111 Miner~vllle, Eugene Forbes, consisting o1f a five-room frame here :Htcnded the Mth wedding Phone 842-X. &lUlp dwelling situated at 541 South anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Coats, m Pomeroy, bemg 40 feet by HAMILL SERVICE AdmlnJstrator · 80 f+. will be sold to bighe11t Bertha 0. Jackson, bidder Saturday, June 13, 19159 ' l95ti BUICK VB SPEClAL. $1,49~ . USED SINGE& , ,.~BLES., STATION Deeeased at 10:30 o'clock at office of J . 4 dtJor hardtop Sedan One local , ••.0() up. see ' qr all your o\lbaay 3353 (6) 10, 12, 13, 115, 18, ~tc B. O'Brien, 100"' Court Street, owner. Hydrar1aHc drive. BlaetautllOrized Singef!', ~ .sc · .· Ma· l '::~,.,~,....~=""'"'"'""'..,..,.,! chine Co. Salea and ~rvife Rep. YOUR E TINGHOUSE DEALiR Pomeroy, Ohio. Must seU for IN THE .PROlATE COURT OF 6 8 6tc tnar's, Pllmcrtoy. not Jc,IJS appraised value. MEIGS COUNTY, OHIC) Jamca .McDougpl, located at TV AND APPLIANCES 19!16 J;>ONTIAC V8 $1,4115. Station Mclgll.(;aiJia Une, :Ruu.tq 'It. Ph. COAL, OIL & OAS fURNACES .Etomer Baxter, Administrator FIOMle Might, 11 Aclmlnlttratrhc Wagon. 9 pa~sCllll(Jr. One care· Emmerson 773til. 4 fl) 8tc ARNOLD'S of estate of Harvey' Foreman, of thtl latate of Earl c. RMd. ful oWner. Blaetln~tr's, Pomeroy . ::o--=:-":-:-:cc-:c-=,.---~ Phone 836-Y Syracut•. Oldo dec~ased. Plalr.tiH, J. B. 0 Brien, J Vs. ! ti 6 6!<: 3~ FT. HOUSE TIIAILER ~' FOR Atlorncy at Law ,Alta R. p ..,1kntr, et al, ch'-ndantt 1 sale or rent, sleeps SIX. Alao, ISO CLELAND$ 6-1tH 1·12-3tc c... No. 11,695 195~ MERCURY 2 DOOR SEDAN ft. congo wall, yellow and Rad.l~ & TV Reptlr S.rwlc. $995. Extra Jood •buy. BlaetNOTICE BY PUBLrCATION bh.ck. $;ro.OO. Cl.a)lton Bolyard lllll.r's Pomeroy. 6 6 6tc -~ Carl W. need, whoae place of Street, Mlddleport. ===:c',•m~•-r•_v,_o_h_ao::. 189 Alb 6·11-3\p, FULTON HOUSE AND LOT residence ia 730 North Fourth St.. 1956 OLDSMOBILE V8 $1,496. 4 T·ELEVISION, RADIO & SMALL THE In ThPPl1l'l Plains win be 110ld PJ~den City, W. Va., will take nodr. Sedan. HyUra.molic drive. APPLIANCE REP AIR. Phone to tht' highest bJdder, Saturday tice that on the 28th day of May, R&H. Very 'lice. Blacltnar's, NICE LOCATION FOR BUILDING Ot.i.s Me0Uq4ock, Racane Ohio. at 9:30 A. M., June 13, 19~ at 1959, the underalgned filed her 6 6 6tu. .tlte& near State Garage on Rt. !'omcroy. 4. 30k nfflc2 of J. B. O'Brien, 100~ petition against you in the Pro· 7. 171 ft. of frontage. PauJ Cour~ Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. bate Court of Meigs CQ.unty, Ohio, 1962 BUICK SUP.Ell HARDTOP. Nease, YUkon ~- 2222 or call FOR RENT::_EXTENSION ~ Mu:s~ seLl for not leas than ap. in a civil aellon to sell !t'he folloW6•H ·3tc Jo'ine rncchan!l:al cundltion:- t Pomeroy 4B7·X. den1, Scaffold Boards, Drop Ing desccribed real estate to pa:y praio;ed value of $2600.00. l'riced to sell. Davl~>-187 MuJ. COON HOUND PUPPJES Alit· (..1ot.hs. Cllnttm Fisher, Middle· J. B. O'Brien, Adminlstrator the deflts of the decedent and burry Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. daJe %, black and tan. $1G per por,, Ohio.! Phone ~:us.-. 11-U of ~tilate of ' Fanl}ie Fulton, c011Ls of administration and for other reli.ef: dee;eased, 6 U ·3lp. p11ir. R. <.:. Haeer, Hobson, BUILT &,·rEHEN 0!.· ..Bitualed in the County of Mei.Ja, J. B. O'Brien, 1 Ohio, Phone 6917-J. 6·11-6tc signed for .)lOUr home . .l<'rca t'4• in the State of OhJo, and In the Attorney at Law 19M roNTIAC 4 DOOU, 2 TONE . tuu<~tes Foreman & Abbon, Township of Salem and bounded Green. Uood thape. ~'need rca- MOTOHCYCLE-'lH HAHLEY DA· Phone . 8284-Y. S.tHl' 6·10·11·12·31c and descriltlll!d as follows: vidson 74 iu good condil1on. ----::c:===~-aunlble. Phone ·ru 2·3771, New ·Beginning at the north ea.t cor· Haven, W. Va. tl·10.3tbc Priced rea1onabJy. CttU YUkon ner of Section 31i, Town 8 and • 62323 or se~ . Ebcr GtUIIan, AUCTIONL~II. RJCHAP.D FOREMAN PROPERTY ~~::;:~,,;l~t'l of the Ohio Company's Sale ( chelitcr. 6-11·3Lp . . C~~r.~·:,!~~,!:• In J\edtord Townahip, being 115 thence running wast one acres, more or len, wll~ be sold hundred the north lirie TOM.o\TO PLANTS. M~XlCANS, S1NUB.H SLANT NEEOLE---Flvc . . Write. Phone or Contacr to h:gbest bidder Saturday, of said Section Mj thence .1outh A. c. lredford, Racin" Ohio Pritchard, ruta:en, mar&JoLe, \ munthli old, like new . PaY oH Jun1.1 13, 1939 at 11 :00 o'clock 53Y.a rods: theo(e eaat 100 rods bu.-pee·~o:lobe, g1ant llallan, and balance $'16.00. $8.00 per month. 6-25-tt ~tl ofJiee of J. B. O'Brien, 100~ the east line of sald Section 35; burp~e golden jubilee (ortmge).l J'honc 343. 6 12 6tp A_IR...:.:C_O_N_D _I_T_IO_N_IN _G Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. north 33'4 rods to the second bo~se cast from IICbool NE<..:OHI SUP.EltNOVA MACUTl'IJE o~~.tlon aervlctl. Jack's Muat sell lor not leas than apof beginning, containing bows:~ in Syracuse. WUUam H. • ...., prJiaed value. or leu. Holmes 8 8 6lc -Less than three months old. tion, New Haven. _ __ ·_ · Orl&lnttlly aoid for $259.000. 235a7. JOUN D. THO~MS, Admlnlatra· all of coal Jocally .. Balance due $97.00. Payment• tor of estate of RJcbard Fore· known aa No. four, ~ ACRE !',ARM. PLENTY Ot' $7.00 per month. .Phone an. o·~R-A:-V_I_L_Y..., T:::R-:A~ cT=-o:-:R:-:SA :-:-L&S AND mlt.n, deceased. or limestone coal pulurc lind water. Eight .-oum 6 12 6tp SIRVICI, 512 &. Main. Pom .. J. II. O'Brien, above described Attorney a~ Law. KlHHY VACUUM Cl.EANEit. 6-10.11·12-31< ' 2t641. ,, 6-3·121p t wJth aUachmcnt.s. Orlglnaliy Ohio. Phone CO'tlwllle 3691. NOTlC. OP APPOINTMINT cost $1i9.50. Balance due $37.50. ~ ·30tc 2 CIM NO. 11,1!15 1'ake over payment" $7 · per lllll3 NJ!:W MOO!'i 41 ,I T. TRAIIr l1tete of munth . .Phone 313. 6 12 6tp er. l btldroom, 3f ft. alutnlnum 2 tO TC l'ern , !'ll"!'!P'" "'·•··"-~, and.11n.lira. ~o~..., 1n H0n0r Of Cl aU d Roy Sunday Henry Roulh NortcE oF FILING AND June Rea110nabJy priced. Call Racine 3212. Servict:' TELEVISION GUIDI ISurprise Birthday Party,U1eld HEARING ON INVENTORY C.ue N.., 11,147 Probate Court, Mei11 County, Ohio TO the Executor or Admloistrator and to such of the following ' ali are re&identll of the state of Ohio: surviving spouse, if any ; next o( kin; . btnefiderles under the Will, If any , the attorney or at torneys representmg any of the aforementioned persona : You are hereby notified that on the 2nd day of June lim9, an In · venlory and Appraisement of the estate of Kenneth H. Payne, de· ceased. late of Harrisonville, ft. D, Oh10 m said County was f1led m this Court. Hcarmg nn said Inventory and Appraisement wm be had before ttus Court on the 22nd day of M June 19159, at 10 o'c Ioc k A. . Exceptions thereto may ·be flied by any interested party at any ' time prior Lo five days ,before the date set for hearing. WITNESS my signature and the seal of said court this 2 nd day of June ,1D6 9. F. H. O'BRIEN Judge and Ex-Officio Clerk BY: Henrietta O'Brien Deputy Clerk (6 ) ts, 12 2tc WI-L-L-,-10- w LAWNs IN roME-' (21 J Reor roy or Middle!Jort. Phone Mid· dlepurt 6129-Y. 6-9-etc FOR SALE BY OWNER. TRI level an electri( home, New Ha· J Business ven Heights, NewdHsven, hWd. Va ., 3 bedrooms, en , attac e Co\R WASHlNG- M'O'fOR CLEANcarage, basement, large livma: INC. . !lickett'l .ioJ-jo f.erVJI'e. room ·· with window overlookinl( Phone 0084. 3 13 :.lOtc Oh!O River Valley. AU bard· wood kitchen cabinets. PJ'Ice indudes wall to wall wool Cllof· 1------.,.- ·~c-peting, drape~. $17,500.00. FOR ~ALE Terms: $2,600 cash, bat&nce Bids wm be received at the offCHA Joan Phone 1·u rner 23~ 1 fkcs of Webster and FUltz, Attur· ~ 11 6 neys, .P omeroy National [Bank - - tp -Building, !Pomeroy, Oilio, until 12 HEAD OF HORSES AND ponies for sale. Will w.ork and ride:. See A. H. Burbridge, Al· bar1y, Ohio, R. D. 2. 6-10·3t.c tl;oOIII C...n UMd C•n lot in Layne-Ohlinger subdivision. Al· mos • one acre with 240' fron.t· age on paved road. J22()0.00. FARM-32 acres, 8 acres cultiva· lion, o acres pasture. 2 broiler house& netting owner $200.00 monthly. Modern 3·bedroom hom t' with bath and fuel oil furncce. $90(10.00. INCOME PROPERTY IN MASON -300' frontage on Rcmte 33. Mod ~rn !}room frame home. 3 apartments Tented furnished se parate from home. Furniture mclwied C:UCKLIR REALTY BRANCH OFFICE JIM ROUSH, MANAGER Fourtn St., NltW Hav.n. W. V. Phone TUrner ~2143 6·10-3tc NEW HAVIN-Coroll!l' Legal Notice . 195~? Mr. ;1nd Mrs. Howard Frank honored their son, Ray, with a party Monday afternoon on his tlfth hirthday. Pre1ent were Mickey Wolfe, Beth and Barry Theias Nancy and Davie Crow, Jane Ann and Donna Rae. Powell, Mn. Let· tie S?Cncer and · Clarenee Frank. After Ray opened bls cUta, Ice cliam, cake and Kool AI~ were served Jjy Mr. and Mr1.. Frank. Pictures were taken. Mr. and Mrs. Rnymond Hanson of Or.!land, Pa., ~rived TUesday to visit ·their son-In-law and daughter, Rev. and 1 Mrs. A. R. McCauley Mr. Hanson returned to his bllme Sunday but Mrs. Hanson remained for an extended We Hue A Fta. • . · SELECTION · , · OF USED CAR$: ' " PRICED TO SELL!•~ We WIH Buy . Goocl. Cleo USED CAliS ~OW! HIGHIS1 Mt!CIIt ' . '• 01 llee Verl or 210 w. Mtl• St. ·•l!la• P-.., Pi.l;l;..t2..ic[l even, a boat \II '. I ICUiioM Lego! NotiCe . t9) For rod• along ,,Q~ ,"Your "'Rbdio Dial ' - HiFJUGER. l(;i'.:i<·.;;;:..\ I ,w::r·.erl~od ,t;:::U~b~~bul~~~~~ awnJna. $2,2uo.w. Lawrei'N!~ Reed, LOwe's TraUer Court, Middlepor<, Ohio. 6-216-U:c I'II!CCHI ZIG ZAG SEWING MA· CIIINE--Makea button bolea, ' •aewa 011 buttona, and man)', mal'f dealana. Coat over 130(1.00 I Hir'oe:"O:.emh!~~· FOR THE = NEWS •.•• u.,. SEW lNG '· . m.oqtlt l'hooe • 8 A.M. 1155 P.M. 8:5$ A.M. IOA..M. ) MACHJNE - UriJinaU,v coat $181.50. ·Pay off balince ~7.50. :Payment• $6.00 per month. Phone 313. t1 12 6tp 12 Noen _~~Ridio , new1z.Pip' off . ballnte $164.00. •10.'1!1 por Of The Ohio .Yallq 843. 6128tp ., -. ·. 1 (~~~=~ ~ · ,..,-,.,, ....• . -.,.......... .. ~" •. _', ,: . l,,..,.'l"f:;:1Z~..~.f~' SEE IT ·AT I ,- r N ,.... , .•••, ... ." ..j•'•/''1' . : ~· -· .. 1 Ztitle Tm~Sfer Co. • Mlddltp:Ort, Ohio ·' Boullf81 Bal41wla ' Can Be ~ ~;o) Beuilll For uo.eo ~ A. MOilill ' •WRITE FQR~1'AJI3 '• t• ' q - · - - .,. - •. ~ I 1,, ·-· . . 'I .. • fi I ·r "il..·,i . I ii'f'(, t I \-~ .r.:'i!F~t.,. -~ ~ • ·-·''cf"··~. J f--:r •. ..,.. . • ~"t\~ I ....,.. : ........ ,··',..,·[• . ,, • • '1 " \I .. ' .. OJ·· " . r %! :-. •• ('h, "·~" ..,;t, ~ J'' ,' -"1\','lr,, _,_ 1 1~',.1f' .. 1 't:F 1 h~ ' . •f )Oflf: -.• • • '• ·· "~\ , ,1 ~.·. f'V. . ' . ' '1:! 1!\l! ' '' ·Iii '·'· ··' ~" " · ,• t or!.'', ·"" ' i · ~·- ... ,--~·' . ·• ' SPINn ptANO . ' lk ··, , ,j, _ ' Save On Thii:F.ine · PIANO r-·- -·. ~: · . ~ ~ ' •: \ • ; : ·'r:1 '3"'1i ('~ :' ":':' ""{ . : . .ol :. 1;.; . . 1 •.'1'~ ,' :-oh "'{t-" .• '.,;~' ". ' �... ... .\ ' • ' 1-:Pally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 12, 1959 -- SOCIETY· Daily Vacation Bible School · Picnic Is Held On Wednesday The annual picnic for lhe Dally Vacation Bible School was · held Wedoesday at lhe Middleport Roadside .park with each c:blald b~g NEWS · OF THE AREA '' • Mrs. Walter W.olfe Is Hostess Home Children For Baptist Missionary Meetina Are Guests Of Mrs. walter Wolfe assisted ~Y her mter, Mr~. Winifre<i Middleport Pool Stlles entertained the Women s Missionary Society of the ~Jrst 'Baptist church Tuesday evening at her home, Wolft Dri ve Members respunded to roll call the ~bUdren 1thla waet were ~ Howard Ruppel~ BIU 'hJIO< JUid> Kra. tayle H)'HlL • otUCKLE FOR TODAY Carl Celebrate 50th Anniversary First Baptist Golden Rule In Meeting Around And About Middleport , rl I After apend!AI tbe afternoon at .the pooi the ebUdren were taken to lbe llc:Ghee Drive~ fto chiLdren or the ChUdrea'a whert: Mn. J4W"I McGhee treated each to whl~ bt wanted. Home were treated Tbunday ternoon wltb an afternoon at the pool by the pOOl autboritlel> The children are broUJht to the M.ra. c. A. -... I'JJI!t.~·.~H. Peter•~ pool by tl\e Deaton and Deacon- bur• Fla., ~ ~ ,klara ~· ness Boa~s of tbe nrat UnJ~ed cenUy in the home of Jln, Delli" Presbytenan Churc:h. Going WJth 0::.1 ~ <..,l ,1' MUNCtl, 1114. U,l - a •"' •ruktr r.ctntlr ....... , ciMftlne flhn, ,.nee wid the thtofl'• ·-~ kloalt...., him .. ('\• , \I' •I• \ l' ' ' t 1' .. '. ' ,. II... •f· • no ...... . .' VC),L XI .' ' ' NO. 50 Pom"!!Y·)IIiddleport, Ohio, Satwday, Racine Man Wins National Contesi The 1959 Commt!lllt.Y Vacation Bible School at Middleport was brought to a, close Friday with the presentation of the program at the Hlghi\11 AY'mterium. The Rev. Warteil By ~ tile First Baptist Cbv.rl'l! will/ served as the Dean f9r· . fU(,f 10h00! was In cbarge oHhe program and led. tile ilmlll' iA openin&.llYIIIII With Rev. Howard Ruppelt Ot'lle Firit. ·uruted Presby\eJ'lan Chureb ~lvint tbe opening pra)'er. M;u J!idl'Buteher 'IUO who waa eccompanl.rt for the 1 sehool played tor the program. J...,. 1n p0mer0y !H Ot....! Boys State F II SWIDP' • .1.1J. U The handcraft of tbe sehool wa• C on display ' the auditorium On Obi u Cam 0 pus the parent& and friends to aee THEATRES tor before the progra_m. Paper wort had been featured 111 the Nuraery and beginners gradca and paper, cotton and goods were made into useful and decorative artlcles by the iPri· mary grades .Sible acenes were featured ln this display also. ln IROWNII S~cAMERA I Birthday Party Is Given To Honor Nancy Ash The JUntor H1gh dtsplays craft and pla1Uc plaques mad~ : of witb bright pitnUngs deim·ated gutter. MaywOOd (Jack) A~~erson (at left) of Recine, remat'ked today ''It's the first ti 1 won anything lll<e Ibis , as he accepted .delivery of a new Mere ' M k • me e er ' tor, one of tbe 25 lecond prizes offered In the nationally adver~!d ~heat oOuutbotdard Jl!<>lng Sweeps\akes recent!~ brought to a close Tb M. es oor Uv· this week by VIc Brown (at ri&Jiti of j3rown.'s ~· ~e rcury was deli';f.red to Authetaon v If You Can Afford ANY New Car, $town (center)· is all ·lfltei'ested ~ of 2,556 prltea were 20 I. •' ' I GR£1TSAVINGS- HIGHEil ALLOWANCES 1955 PONTIAC VB 2 dr. Sedan · · · · · $995 \ ' ! oROOM) ·· Mason County Older 4-H Cainp begins 1955 BUICK$ ........ · .. · as low as $1,095 , o. Super 88 Sedan. Hydramotic drive. R&H . Very nice. '> We . ·to have four one owner cars. You'll have to see these IJlpreclate tbelr value . Dynaflow drive. RlioH. · ' ' · 1957 IUIQ( V8Road1111ster ' ..., Dr. 11,.fd Top. Lesa than 21,000 act111i mileage. Power • ~in1, brlkel, oeat and windows. Fully -equipped. LeA Ul8!11 bait prlc.e. . ) ,. ' -er. \ ·;~ 1956 PONTIAC V8Star Chief · · .. · · $1,195 Flnell and ear. e • , Sb'owa ~ ~. Olle careful owner. e e e Lts.ln4 •• Sttla• ···· SAVE MORE 'R'S Sll boy ltYMtock. pun:hcite food conotruct, ropalr modernize form bulldl!tlll pay for form oq~lpmonl buy mONland put up fencing • · -and with ovwy lOu riel farm project that I!)Okoo for belltlr farm piOfltt. i .' ' E MAlE LOW-COST BANK LOANS TO HELP LOCAL FARMERS: best series Pontiac. One careful ' ' ' ' ..... From the Begmnero cla.. , Kalil> ~untz ""I "When 1 Get ·A LltUe Older" and Sh!l'i Mayero "Sun<!.,. Ia tJie one Day." The lire .~l.,s sang "Sunoh;ne llloun· Franees·H ff.man .. F a) s • UDef erv1ce chairman, el\ Kills, secretary. The BoyS State Newspaper organization waa set up _Frlday with Mite Smithson of Middlelown as editor in chief and Charles Har· rison of Napoleon 11 manafling editor, The -boys are being houted on the Ohio UnlversUy campus here. The Boys State program i1 sponsored by the Americ-an Legion. The !our were found guilty of tosslng the gasoline - filled jar throuah the front window of Chester Root's home. They were George Walton, 31, Chaunceyj Lance Russell, 21, of Gloust!r; -Douglas Sharp, 25, and 'Geotae Burdette, 45, both of The Plain1. .Root continued to work durl.na the etrike. Bostic Returns Police 'Duty. Pollee Hertod-ay 'th'at Boaie hu A· from an ex~nded l8 takin&" his . Pltrolman Scolt. sbink, wno fill· ed·iD ·d'l(ritiJ loltlC'i ab1ence. WUI eonUaue tO wort' extra duty ;.s It it needld, &he chief said. .. ~. · •2 Dr. Hard Top. Dynaflow drive. R&H. One careful own· }< i Georgia B. Weaver FromMeat \Va,~e Of New Haven Is " "' or uS SOON .AIOUT ' \t' ' res<une' were ' ' 1957 IUICil va Special · .. · .. · .. · · · $1,995 , th• Soutti,!de ..' .. < McKay Is Rushed To Vet Hospital Early Saturday '' tornado" trq~;~dled Wiscon6la farmS w«st causin& eon•ider· Tbe decealtd wu born Februll')' 8', 1880, In Putnam County, w. VL Her bu~nd, Jl)lllpl> llaelne ceded ber Jn death in YOUR RNANONG HEIDI We Pay 1% lnlerm On Yoar Sa\'lllp POMEROY NATIONAl.. .t~K BANIUNG 'SINCJI lii'J Member Feclenl R010rve Sjiii!DI Sundoy 11 1 p. m. !rom the Me- V. DiSa.lle "'would be a great candidate for president" in 1960. Cl>.!i:4 fUneral Home ;n Mariot,. "A lot of other people think so too," Symington said at a lw JlqUy A s.,.,., tormer Cltlef news eonlerence at tbe governor's mana:ion. Woeer at Lo<k 23,. wbo ou .. Tbe ~e~~ator, eoniid~red by maewnbed at h1a Manetta home ny 11 a po!lible c:alldldate for the Tbutlday morning.. · Demoerata m the evcmt of a deadFormerly of Apple Grove tM Jacked convention, dJJaYO"Wed any dece~~sed was born Sept. 7. llelambitions for the White House Additional gravetide servieea "at lhls Lime." will be heJ.d Sunday at 3 p. m. at "J don't eonalder my1elf a cantbe Letart Cemetery. didate," the Jean, 1llver-baired Surviving are haa wile Florice · said. "I have no plana and eight children · Holly s. S.yre ,c--•into any primaries at Magnolia, 0 .; Ben T. Sayre. Akron; Raymond Sayre, Gen~ Sayre and Mra. FranCJ-s Ballm, Marietta :Mrs. Anna Burner, Parkereburg; Ronald and Rkbard at home Also surviviq u tus mother Mrs. Lillie Sayre and a brother: Bert S.ayt"t', both of Syr•cuse. • lJkldleport bert Gilkey .FO~ THE YEAR'S . be COLUMBUS (UPI) - Sen. Stuart Symington (0-Mo.), here for a weekend Of speechmaklng and handshaking with Ohio Democratic leaden, suggested Friday night that Gov. Michael Strike tdtsldlibk iWI;l' Cl.lm!> j and conduct the charting progrllll). atructors will be Patricia Stokes, Putnam Sue Parsons, Jackron Cobnty. 'l'hfl ~e:be4ule includes cl•ases 1 1 - -,~--------.,-1 cntta. agemblies, aports, vea· 1'01:; COtmCll Clrele, iood llf~Om• 0 11'11 e!PI-te.t, f1eld day, and many · other 1ntereatinJ events. Tbe iP..Iol party wlll be 0 "GYP>Y Panoram•" ·at which 1the camp· ere wUI don eoatumea. A high· lflbt will be tbe pmwelirers eeremony on Friday evenina, "Sl1na of tie Time" wlll be die overall theme. Daily theme wW be: Monda)', Spiritual; Tueadl)', Leadership; Wednesaay, !fOOith; Tlouoday, Safety and friday, Wor~mlnlhlp. 1956 OLDSMOBILE 4 Dr. · · · ·· ···· · $1,495 1956' BUICKS · ·· · · · · · · · · · aslo,- as $1,495 witH Other K&C JEWEL~RS .. t 1 P.M. Monday June 15 at the 4·H Camp Avery Gasldns, Moll<>ngalia County wll11 COME AND . ·SEE OUR FINE SELECfiON OF GIFTS.' , ' _ATHEN_S, 0: UPI - By Sunday Jlli&Jit OhiO wall haVe a new ~t Of l~te oftieere, junior grade, tn· eludane a new governor. The chief executive ' Will either M~u Batbory of Euclid or Riche_uo of ~arren. But commtssionl wall eapire at of the week when the a~~>•e State members go betna jusl teen- CJauned By Death Funeral aervlcea .,;n held Mason Cow•ty ~-H ea.Dp Plans Four Are Fined Opening Mondav..At Southside Bomhmgln New Buick or Pontiac I ·--~ ri:' 1 IJHI<!!itoi l>ur1\lk\e·oouriflr mg~!cf~ w~ ,.1>11~ a~ard!ld:'lb\"lllnJ ·•tfl'll:oop; . - .' e.st ·• • · Afford A • HEW BUICK$ and POHTIACS -- 81NGLI COPY-Ic The NuiseJ-y dau sang Loves Me," "friYer S:onl" and Clap, Clap, CI•P My Handa" their part of the program. = Blaettnar Bargain Days ,.... d _.----~ • ltt&le - . , MnlihP-. .....,. ...r.-ralhtrCMI. Hand craft leaders GeorJe Anderson iD Baymou,d Konkri.Jht F.: vans - tn wood craft Hilbert in sewing. 9Jill"•· DURING Ohio: ,.., orttl • litHo - Former Air Force Secretary Middleport Vaca~on Bible Holly A. Sayre Denir,s Ambitions For Post School Prograll Held Friday Fo~er .Rmdent '· Electric-eye make$ e%posure • DiSalle As Likely Candidate For Presidency -make settings outomotkollyL peopIe - Weathttr ~ ...• Propo~ Here's A Father's Day Gift Dod Enjoy Year Long om M • 1Y Ab t • June 13, 11159 New Kodak Cameros with !: You Con ' at ., r,.. ...._.....enttne ,.• ...._ e ' ' •,..,ftMitMI. TQ Nt. cradt· ., ..,.."" Prldoy. Ho It 10 With ., miss10 nar y curre nt event Th.ee Lord" by Mrs. £!.mer Wick· their own Sack lunch . The Btble School fur· ~Ire: Dunng the busmess sesswn with h.am. conelladed the prt~gram nlshed the tee cream and Kool ade for them . 'M rs. Aten Shain, pruidinJ, a re The hostesa served refreshments fto Junior Band, the ble students from OHE present purl was pven on the cancer pads durin.g the social bour to 16 memmUon of Mr. George Dall~~:~ and tlley will have a part in lhe made at a recenl meeting Love bers and two euests, Mrs. William tbt pvade from the proeram Friday evemng The 50th wedding anniversary of Carl a• nd Lela Easterday collection boxes were dllltnbu Buck and Mra. Orval Wiles. ~ ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;~11~u~lh~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Sebool wbe.re the school baJ -been _..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;__"'l on June 2nd was celebrated Jun e 7th at their home at Racine , The love gJfl offenng was It .-eetlna:, at 11 :30. r Ohio, with a picnic dinner at noon, which was alro the Smith· w;th , poem and ~,~;; , Tlluraday the plans were eomBatey Reunion. They held open house from 2-4 m the af_!er- by Mrs J H Stephenson ~1eted for the program lor the doainl of U:Je school Friday at noon . be t ' f and Mrrs Vugil Wmdon and vttatwn was received to attend an They received many au l u1 I . p R. D all day meeting at RIO Grande on Will All 1:30 P- m. and useful glfts and many card11 c~u ktren. omeroy, • d June 26 ClOSS The hand craft of the school will and flowel'tl. Mr. and Mn. Edgar Dorst an Mrs. Loram Sterrett, asmted ''by be on dtaplay m the auditorium Those attending tbe reunion !SOn!i, Mr and Mrs. 1\alph Parker, Mrs. Joseph Cook, presented the The Golden Rule Claii of the at 'l o'clock ao tbat parent& and u-s Roy Middleport First Baptist Church and open house were Mn Myrtis an d ch1ldr.n • Mr · .nd l1U • top1e of the evenmg, "Greater frleDds rnay observe what ha& tbeen FREDDIE HOUDAIHELT ~~'!:: Mrs Emma Morrison, Carl p ar ker and c hlld r en • ••r · ,-.. met at the home of Mr. and Mn. ltv Worb Shall Yc Do." Taking part 10-cie by the department. {Freddie S kippy French, son o( Mr Ltevtng m West Columbt• ThursMr P.rker .nd SOn rold II M h , James Croes, Hazel Blakers a ' · in the program were Mrs Step en .., Houdubelt., the Sentinel reporter Mrs . warner French, Worthington Columbus; Dkk Cross and and Mrs: Albert Parker, Mrs son as a Bible teacher, Mrs T T day evemng, for a 6 p. m. Wlener fOI' lfiddlport, was presented 'a bas returned to his home after a Mrs. Shelton, a -Bible woman , Mrs. roast 'be.lutUul plaque made by 10me of Vl'lt Wl tb Mr. and Mrs. Kenn~b family , Worthington; Mrs. Kath· Della Windsor, Froo .Srnlrh, nd • Members and the1r f11milies at ryn FerriS, Mrs. Joe Peterson 0 rl~ Gau I• Che'!e r; L! Col · • George Skinner, a food represent& the Junior puptls. It ia 1 rooster M.Eh ,nny and children. "id E•aterda and sons tendmg were Mr. and Mrs. Kalad M D' d Mra. Allen Jenkmson has re- and children, Charleston ; Mr an rs • Y ' hvE" ; Mrs. Wtlham Buck, a nurse ; ... Dd a ben in full color wlth e<~lor R. Lawton, Oklahoma. and Mrs Dale Wippel, a medical Hindy and children Stephen, &litter on milk glass dish.) Ones tur ned to her employment at tbe Mrs. Marion Boroughs, Mrs. H. · h ~ Janie and Goorge . Rev, and Mrs. almUar to Lhia and other beautiful Citizens NaUonaL Bank after be- Coole, Grafton; Hugb Momson, Mr~ · Mayme Mallory and son, ffiJSS:IOnary . A .solo ··we T an.. Warren Hulburt and Mary Ann, piece• of craft work wlll be on mg off duty due to illness. Toledo , Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Cr081l, Mr. and Mrs. David Hlil, Mr. and . Howard West and Howard \, l I display. , Kenneth McElhinny of the GloUster. Mrs Jake Lee and sons, Mrs. Lee 111. Mrs. CIJUord Hayes and Dr. and Mrl. Sftllm Blazewlcz Roberta Lee, Miss Mae Momson,. O~n OU Jregory, Mrs. Frank. Cbee~~ebrew, All parents and friends are ura· Sport Center was ill Newark on Wednesday and Thuuday of thiS Mr. and Mrs. J. A . Smith and h daughters, Dr. Raymond -~1r . and Mrs. Gerald .,.nlhony , ed to attend the program and the ·~ week to attend a toy s ow. ..._ d M chlldren, Mr and Mrs. Reid Easand Joe, Mr. and ......,_ u-s. Rev. Nyle :Borden, pastor of the T wka Boice, Ira B. Foster, .m..1. an rs. ..,"an"·ra ..,.. 0 M d Mr. an n. eorge e , - Henry Frank and sona, Pomeroy; terday and child'ren, Mrs. Letitta Owen Bratton, Michael and StevM&. Moriah Baptist Church and en, Mr and Mrs. Harold E. HubSr., who have bl!en here in Mr and Mn. Thurl Stone, Mr. Holman, :Mr and Mrs. Charles Chaplain of the o. H. E. Sunday interest of tbeir property and Mre George James and son, Salser, Dana Salser, Mr. and Mra ar LUCI\.LE HAWI\iNS bard and Marta Kay, .l(u. Robert School, will have some Ot hh '81·· Haggerty, Jt;.chJJ"d, CbWPtr aDd have returned to their home at Hartford ,Mr. end Mrs Fred Harold Carnahan, Mr. and Mn. Buckeye Lake. Batey, Mr. and )Irs Phihp Batey , Reed Eynon, Mr. and Mrs Ch111 Mr. and Mts. Guy Lee have re Mark, Mr. and Mrs. 'r0ny Fowler, Pomeroy, Bend Mn. Jeanne Albury and daugh- Mrs. Thom81 Hoffman and ;son. Ihle, Mr. aM Mn. Charles tumcd home after a vi&tt m Ann Martha and Mark, idr. -i_nd M.rs. Crockett Perry and Haven. • Beegle, Mrs Belle Theiss, Mike Aflbor, r.flch. with their daughter Lieving, Sbeha, Michael, llidy, Sue ter.' Mr.. and 'on-an-law, Mr and Mrs. Gary ahd Jane a!d t he c1ass teac b er, The Iss. JarUce have moved into the apartPomeld Mrs. Henrietta Ruttencutter, E('kard (Jean Lee ) Mr and Mrs M W'll' lh d 14 A EIGS M • .,.J ment of Mrs. Geora;e Chi s 1rDm Mason; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mrs. Clara Roush , Mr and Mrs Eckard are now in Boston, Mass., rs. I IS n ony an r. DTONIGHT Dunbar. Gooch and son, Mr. and Mrs Owen Watson, Mr and Mrs. Roy where she w111 undei"go throat thony. were Mr. ar.d Mrs. Bruce "THE BLACK ORCEDD" Mrs. Denver Rice endtertained Wendel Thomas and sons, Mr. Spencer, Etld Sa lser, Mr. and lreatment. and Kathy and Johnny Sophia Loren - Anthony Quinn her card club l111t Mo~ ayd eve- and Mrs. Glen Christy and sons, Mrs Garrett Circle, Mrs. Sadie Mrs. T A. He nnessy and grandSATURDAY mng a\- her l'lome on roa way. Jane Ann Johnson and chd.- Morr~son, Mr and Mrs. T. G. ft'aughter , Mary Kay Hennessy, for the Affair were "PA.RJS HOLIDAY" Tho1e pl.a)'ing cards were Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. w Sey- Hilldore and daughter, Mr. and Wlldnesday for a vis1t in New lhe Gerald Anthonys, tbe Owen Bob 'Hope _ Fenandel Norman Humphreys, Mrs. Ralph and daughters, Galltpohs; Mrs. Norman Fisher, Mrs. Mattie Wthnmgton. Pa with Mr. and :~rs Bratton& w1th Mrs. James Dameis S1sson, Mrs. HyiQa Rice, - -'-Tb · Mrs. MJoe Mrs Kaue Wilson , Harrisonv 111 e; Yo•l, Mr. and Mrs Clifford Mor- Edwtn Eobanko as a contributing hoste88. 'etlintlllaiOIMiiMlly "GUNMEN FROM LAREDO" Bailey, Mrs. Paul elsa, h rle n. Mrs. Viola Yeauger, Ch e~ h LJ( , ris, Gene Yo5t and children , Mr. Edword .uclnlooh ol D•yton ar;•• C M 1 Robert ,KltJapp, Jean !Morehead Arthur Strau~•. rs. a Mrs. Martha GUmore, Wtlliam ~o.n-d Mrs _Stanley Stearns and rived Wednesday for a vis1t with This amazing new camera gives you eood, deal pi""'!'~, Clarkson, Mrs K-enneth Mr. an Mrs. "·lph Spen•er SUN., MON. •nd TU~S. d C ·McElhm- Smith, Middleport; M 185 Grace children. ..... " bright doya, doudy dgy~, in Mlft or lhach • • • ~_.,, "TOM TIIUMB" ny, Mn. Durwar ummln&s was Swartz, Alheno, Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs. Aten Shain left Tht electrlc-.,e maktllt right ewrytime. lt mewurft the Hght, • t '"" tho evenind Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cross .and Ruu Temblyn _ AIM"t Young .ues "" •· Fred Smith and daughter , Mr Wednesday for a visit in Florida and leta lust the right amount lhrough. AI! you dO 1a aim Ol'ltl Mr. and Mn. Frank V~oman __ _ _ _ daughters, Mr and Mrs. Curtis with their daughter and son-in-law ·~wl Takot color tlldot, color tnOPtl"'it, blackoCind~l , TEMPLE--Middleport In Weetboro, 0., laet we'k the past four weeks is improvmg Johnson, Mrs Blanoh Cross, Mrs. Mr and Mrs Lewis 'Miller. to visit ber niece and lilmtly at her home . \ Ruth Tucker, Mayford Harris, Mr and .Mrs. Phil GlobOkar and pl'tfurel... remorkabrt camera ••• at •'-,.,...~ ~ r·n : Mtss NL.ICY Allh was honored I . - , , .• / TONIGHT MMI SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cooper and Mrs. Maude Taylor is vJsJtlng Arthur Beegle, Mrs. Wesley Cirhome Tuesday ' ·- '-.;' •"J11E LAST BLITZKRElG" three dauihters. On thl!llr way wlth Mr. and Mn. F. E TheJss in cle, T. D. Holter, Mrl. Elsie a vhlit with relativeJJ .vith a birthday party Saturday See the Complete Line of Eastman. ·KQdak V81ll Johneon- Dick York they stopped In Waverly to Visit Huntinglo:l this we(lk and plans Cross, Eugene Holter and Cleo in Mass. Th~y were ac· dvemng at the DAV Hall celebra-·- ellowlth Mr. aod Mrli, J&me• Tackett. to be In Barboursville, W Va., Adams. home by Mrs. Lena ting her thirteenth birthday. Movie <;tun eras alld Supplies. Also. Polaroid '~ C..... Guests included 1111emb.tr• of the "RIDE LONESOME" Today they plan to 10 to Martins for a week's visit with Mr. and The children Emma Adams, Lt. Huber who spent the past six Sue Thompson family, (Technioolor) burg and alao to be in Newark to Mrs B L. Potter. While in Bar· Col. David Easterday, Mary V1r- months there. eras on the Main Floor. , Don· Randolph Sool:t, ~ Steele attend t~e funeral of a friend, bour&YJJI(l she wilL attend a meet- g1n1a Easterday, Marion EasterMr. and Mrs. Herman -Bartels of Kay Morarity, .,, SUNDAY •nd MONDAY Mrs. Laura Petrey, SaturdlJ. mg of the Church of £hf1Sl there day and Myrtle Holter. Cleveland ftre the guests of the na Crow, Loriata Grueser, Betty Watson, "THE l-IANUlNG TREE'' Ml" Hazel Vai).Cooney employee Mr. and Mrs R. c . Wise who Grandchildren · Charle.s Easter- Rev and Mrs: Waldo J Bartels Mr and Mrs. John Baker, Col- Williams. · Oary Cooper _ Mian.a Schell of the local Poat Office who baa have been re$ldlng. with her par- day, James Easterday, Richard MJCky .Mench1nl, Oggle ~alvert, ===========~b~e~en~~ab~sent trom her Work tor ents, Mr. and Mrs . John Scott Holter and Marjorle Holter. umbus visited his parents, Mr. Bobby Crow, John Andcrso'n; Dick of Minersville plan to occupy the Mrs. Easterday wore her orl- and Mrs. William Baker C. R W1se home on Third Ave. gma l weddlng dress, l'ler ct~rsage Mr . and Mrs M G. Hoelscher Kn1ght, David Baker, Jackie Spen• Earl McKinley who wa!'l a pa- was yellow rmre buds. (Billy Jean Barnit~) und four ~cr and Robert Emler. Sending gifts but not present tlent at Mason Clinic 111 home and The centerpieee for the table sons or Lubbock, Texa11, are able to be up and around. was a beautiful arrangement of spending a two weeks vac:atlon were Pam O'!Brien and Ronme Pry. wer~ served Mr.11. Walter Bunce who recent· flowers from the Meigs General with her parents Mr. and Mrs. w. ly underwent surgery at Holzer Hospital. The four tier wedding O. Barnltz. Hospltul Is. improving and hopea cake was baked by tbe daughter, ' ·E ugene Phelps, Mansfield·, visto return ~orne the last ot the M~try Virginia, waa at one end of lted recently wkb relatlve1 Mr. week. the table and tbe punch bowl at and Mra Alfred Barr, Langaville. Portl.and Worthwhile Gulld held Mr. and Mrs Wm . Barnett, for- the ather end . mer re.sldents ot South Side, W.. The Hilldorea presented them 1t 1 meeting at the home of Mrs. ' ' va , llave moved mto the apart· with a dozen of yellow rose buds, Sid Durst, Portland. Collected ' In the Jack Beehllc home the- Oak Grove WSCS, a potted books, clothing and other articles. Ave. Mrs Bechtle is the plant, the Racine Grange, an Hr· to ' take to the State Hq1pltal in ll ~ao>gh.tcr of Mr. and Mrs. Barnett rangemenl of flowers and a pot- Athens Mr.s. Rober Beegle was ln and Mrs. John A. Bechtle ted plant from Mr. and Mrs. Roy ~barge of devotions and gamCfi. dt•uiiht;, Mary Ann returned to Spencer. Prizes awarded to /Uanita Sayre, Force base at Alexaudrilt, - -- - - - Jean Sayre Decided to have a La , a 20 day furlough with CIRCLI TO MIET dinner at Martin Restaurant, Juty their parents, Mr. and Mn. Elmer The Friendly Cirele of the Fed- '9. Members present were the Hunt, Jenkm11, Ky , and Mr. and crated Chul'Ch will meet Tue11day above me-ntioned and Maxine Mra Jack Bec:htle, local al 8 P m. at the churth It was an- Price, Carol)ln Prlce, Maxine Mr and Mr11. Jo11cph lludak of nounccd today by .Miss Mary Vir Durat, Hazel McKelvey, Louise ' 8arberlon visited her brother and glnia Reihle, president. Mrs. Paul BreWer, Margaret Yost. famUy the Forrest Bachtel& Werner will be program chairman. u Fr d cr J ~.~a. e ow, r., One local owner. New Pontillc trade-ln. entertained members Bridge Club with a pJenic: at her home, Wednesday evenlng. Mem· bera attending were Mrs. Rolland (Formerly Collins Jewelry) Neutzllng, Mn. Forrest ;Bachtel, Pomeroy, We ~,.,,.four excellent buys, most types and models. Mn. R. L. Jacobs, i:Yirs. Aibei't Pb011e 385 E. Main St. -Mrs. Fred Blaettnar and Coat4. Beau\11111 cara. Mrs. Paul Nease. Mr. and •• • recently from tlle Yiait after lnr ~ senatm Jobn F. Ken· . the leading He IU!ted candidates in this Hubert Humpbre)'(D· Sobnaon (D.-Tel.), twice Demotrat candidate Adlai G. Mennen and Gov. New Je,sey. ., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 12, 1959 edwards guth pierce