https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9da4546d8601edc9a294cd1805c15ab9.pdf b2f1f0242a14f8f609c48d5c171aecbc PDF Text Text ... ... .\ ' • ' 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. ., �. ;! ,, !H!;~':Y. 'HNTINEL · of Repredetermln· -~ tcreut llhort what Gov. Micn.et· 0!1 . ~lls his coyermnent modernh;mg pro~d what bis opponents term · rrppm . illllslo!titm .o f I be worst sort. " - •Bmdsid.. priva~ely eomposed , and others 'put together by sincere coalitions or the gov , emor's opponents, are being circulated through both branches of the legrslature, fjrullng their way into the press • One of the latest that has found 1ts way here seeks to oppose the governor by Jm~ pugiting him with the malady known as ''You Are Sick With Wanting One-Ml>n Power" It lakes off upon the administration bill to strip tM Pnblic Utilities Commission of its rate- making powers :.:,·, :"fills bill would place, opponents say, all the cofnmission's present power in the hands ":~~ a new director or public utilities who • t: M'Dtlllt .be responsible only to the governo1· ; '~~~ld hold his office at the pleasure of ,.,~ ,gov,rQO!" . ,,'fl'aditiolllllly, Meigo County is Republicilt:· aM· eonservatlve. The bill, how.ever, represents an Interesting problem to Meigs Ooomtians. 1 Ardent opposition usually is hPard against the rate policy of the present lllilities eomJIIilsioo. Especially when new r11t• increases for certain servit!es are handed down from Col UIII\'!IS Yetlb'-ue, who professes to want to do oomething about It, is seen as making a grab for power flY his dJ>)Ionents. However that may be, the conservatives h••• strong argumento. The broadsides pick • ~ I ,, GARDEN HINTS MR..4ND MRS. •QRUU.ER,IvHO HOW ABOUT A WILD GttllDIN N~VER HAVE By Mrs.. Bwll Ridenour <;Hater Club A wi)~ &arden b reaUy a I•~Y gardener't ideal. Onte it is established it actually thrives on negteet. The more co~taeientlous you are about leavina: it alone the bettM the ptafitA 1tk~ tt. 0[ course, a p.ewly pl•nted ~ld a:anieo. doe1 n~d SQme attention unti1 the tiny plant• Cltl tJh ~te . of themselve&. Undesirable weeds must be removed for a season or two. The garden wiU prob•bly .cequtre watering durin& the hot dry spells of summer, but only until your gU"den h•s taken hold •Pd ean carry on ·by itaeU. Ga...., T\oV001MES TO RuB T06ETHER, GO IN I-lOCK iO at the vulnerable points of the bill by arguing the director or his •ides would be ·given the itJY I=UQNliURE 5VERY O!JGE authortly to decule utHity rate cases, and AND SO the Ut1htles Commission would become only a reviewmg body, to consider appea·ls from tbe director's decisions. This set-up, of course, would c au~ further delay in rate cases, since the Commission's decisions on re view \\'OUld in turn still be appealable to the llhio Supreme Court. By ~ason of his authority over his handpicked dlfe<tor of public utilities, who could be remond at the governor's will. the governor would actually be vested with the authorIty tegardmg public utiti)y rates that now rests wtth a three-mernber commissiOn, serving definite terms and removable only for cause Incidentally, not 'more than two of thP commissioners can be Of the same political party, insuring m..inority party represen1ation at present This is dangerous legislation, because it would give the Governor authority that he should not have, say his opponents. It is an· other concrete pi'Oof of Governor DtSalle's dictatorial desire to concentrate aU the authority possible in his own hands, they add There are at least three other administration bills pending which are a·lso designed to take authority from existing commJSsions and depal'tments and transfer it to the chief exec:uUvc, they warn . One bill would give the Governor sweeping authority to abolish or reorganize existing government~tl agencies and two, bill to lake from the Board of Liquor Control and the Ohio RAcing Commission their present powers and to transfer them to an appointee of the Qovernor. Flag Day fn 1959 f WHILE J. TYCOON, MAKES EVERY CHAIR, DIV.4N AND WHA't'NOT IW HIS 't'WEN'TYI<OOM MANSE HIMSELF •••• The flag in spirit is everything. Its very appearance ought to make for good cilizenship. Its graceful, colorful folds waving in the breeze thrill the hearts of all Americans. Men and women have suffered and saeriflced that it may continue to wave. , This Flag Day, "Old Glory" ·should rec~ive greater homage than ever, from the cttizens of the great free nation it symbolizes. Morninl 1S VetiUa, Mar• and Jupiter. M ••.r• DUNNIT Lat.e'· t• Roger Chancey, beefy MHS grad who actually resided across the lint· in lower Pomeroy, can't seem to stay out of newspaper columns these days. His aspiration.• to play for pay with the Chicago BeaT11 next fall rated him a l'Ouple of paragraphs in my dally sports ef. fort earlier tht.s w.•ek. Now he has done something elSe! This time he's in .company with Bob Ashley, another MHS product, getting a •tort in the coaching profession. They aren't coaching, howevea·. They're painting the outside of the Kelly Manufacturing Co., in Middleport for Manager Charles Clarkson. Clarkson wears a big grin whe11~ver he thinks of his two paint spread· ers. cal buotn ..... and ploniJ. 11'"11 have while walls wtlb blue trim (doors and wlndowo). . "That old gray sure was drab," uld Mr. Clarkson. By the way, Clarkson left in the downpour Friday for New Orleans where he will seek buslneos contacts while the Inter: natlonal Circulation Managers' AssociaUon coh:vention is tn session. The Kelly Company's growing business is baaed in part on manufacture of·•Jubes for newspaper ' rural routes. Jeep tops contiDue to bi> bread and butter for Q!.. ICelly plant here . • ~ r· When he's rested up from that safari, the Clarksons wlll travel to Canada Cor their vaca·tion. Waltonians Plan To Stock teague Pond ll? QH' •LAC!CI.AN•I BROOX!lVN, N. -f 1, .qpi-Dcm Carter 'fit St. Lou II', Mo., ftl'lt bowler to Ult I moUted wblte ball lp ABC oompe!ltlon, lflt tlie ..11a 'hl10t taneo ulld tin lilt ma· l•••ue lilliUhC telttlilon 1how !"HtiUiy 11\d c•tc1red fe1' a J•r :IN. Aotolllld1.~' II' od aratnand r111led a ' 1}{:fat's good for a goooe Allen and Ha1e1 Elehinger tO Mil A. Elchln&:er, .48A F24. Pometoy. Kale !. and LU<Y Kibble t0 ClltfQI'd and Joann ·L. Adama, 1• OJlve. Lea and Flo11ie :J; ~ not good for a iliruler, apparent· Land Transfers A, wittt beech tree,. Yellow la4Y slipper Is particularly fond of the company of snrlet oalr:, reel oak, an'd tulip trees and enjoys the moist slopes ' Where --====;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;.,._;;; lon of Mr. and Mra. E.._ene At. kim, HarriiOnvUie. Among the resource persona who will appe.ar on tbe cilmp,'prt)gram are the Rev. John Clippina· er, Hamilton; Ted Caeur, Ohio Farm Bu,reau: Jot W9lfe, Ohio Depar,tment of HIJhWay Safety~~ and W._ E. Stucky, Ohio St•~ Unlver•lty EJ:tenJion Hfety apec:Laiii\Other feature• of tbe proJt•m wUJ lnelude ' recreation, Juplra· tlotlll aesalon•, nq ceremonlea, .IIU.I SITUAftON lllONm our-Kn. Bruoe & Ctmrall (left) Ud .Mn. Carl Romano beat the tampfirea and a talent ahow. ~belt JD ~ 0.. bJ takiq tbe1f I - ' - • OUt fn. tile back J'"""' and Wotkin.,. in __._ IUJ•"' , ...--., ..."' • -uu ... Tbe ~mp Ia apODtOred br the (t.criculturaJ. Extenalon Service in rl'aXUS eoopention wlth the Ohio P'armet'l .. NICHOLS . Cltiet.l ~ (lhioJri to ol Legislature , to preerve the Sabbath &a a ch'y free frlrin toU and heaJ1.a.demand ,(or an eM to the Milt the ,. H. Sin· ceneul .P.6t)Q ot 'Wltlitioldtng the bOJ'ii -y Vaequalled Ia prodaeUoa and hatehablllly Niehola 1Q8s are lleteroz;y· 10\Ul dominint white creasbreda prodUced by .new type meat 1tralrul developed by our Reteareb dlvWon. The 1enetic makeup of tbe 1088 tesults in Improved lle<hiatr, b e o I t h, ll'Owth, and ! ..them., quail· tlee in all broiler eroue&. TbeJ are the best pollible mate• tor any ol tlae popular broiler lil~ld th~ Dor•ll j;lroj~ at th'!l ~ome Mrt. :S.. !- Pirdllllet.: t P 1 and or meet. • lCOLtlMB\irS, o. suND• y . , • 1!: CINOINN~..lll'l - Edythe The Pa~t Presidents or the iK)J.lmpp tn'Ue lfitW"·tearB Friday tadle:J Auxiliary to Drew Webater when she and the i2 men and Post Amer1tan. Lelton wUl hae a "!omen who Will determine \1,' abe planned potluck .pjcnlc dinner at hves or ·dlea v.l&lted the Ji~ the Middleport park. Wednesday ~here 1he ia at!5u~l!!d of mutd'er.June 11, at e IJI ·m· Me~ . are ll]i her 1love .ft~il: ~ ,. , , . POTLUCK ;tcliic fleming ..o-1 · Hal ch...... , Inc WASJmqGToN ~ · ,_~. ftl1 baa completed a ~~-W:4ti)V .;u. ~orceil\~p~ og,.,o-~gbOUI lzed 'etlmt. Tile meetings '""'" attetadfld ·l)y 'l;!n!l llW 1 Nelaon.We, Ohio , · olfi.l ""' ropre!:tnlin,f 3,790 agel\· ctes. " ~~ · LONDON .UPI ...:_ The r. Dote of I I :I I Usions and ls betfi experimented wJth by the CtVll Jl'l,ying Safety Committee. • . ., ·v :mNNA UP~-. Sht.otint i>f the Hollywood moyie "A M'acle Flamt' wlll reetlme beref..-Y otner havlq ·inlerru by, tM deatti M Dlr-t:dor. Ch Ies 'vi~ dor, Tbe tnm deals with the life wea soei•l June UJ. "bellnnillJ at 6 p.m. Home made lee- tre.im, tlke nd Rats, Weasels,. Coon·Looking Predators are on ~e prowl for chicken dinners tbeae Jane mgbts, ao better bolt tbe hen house deor, Robert Davis, Obio State Univeralty E.J.tenalon wild Ufe specialist, advlaea poultry flock owners. • The amallest openin&s In the siding and around the found•tton should be cloaed. A we11el alip through I bole only one to diameter. A full l!'own coon can paq through a 3 x 3 1-2 b)~h opening under tb~ eaves. Rots can be the worst predi· tor& of all, Davia s•ys. He listi rat proofing and tat control ae "must" jobt for the poUltryman. {":ft I 1 I I I · I BaleronGiit-moiU&rmenciol flock tint mits · weeks before the are expected_ ThJs per· pullets to bec.ome f•mitbe nests befo~ they acready to lay. At · this the ne&ts that eventu.ally - Animal, Poultry HeaIt h Day Is Set For · July 8 -'AUTZ fEE. DSTORE -~ ~. CHEST . , I· I ~~:.:=~~~~=~=~=~~=~-:~~~=~~*~~~~~:t:h~e~Co~ll:eg~e=o~f 1 c "'-h yQU npreporea . .:_ ..1 . I "-r~~~o~~~•,.••"""""'- egaa .are at ·somewhere other th an ln a it is difficult to lran I 'lhe to u~e a nest. Nesta be available tc the Animal and Poultry lle•llh Day will be beld July 8 ' ' tbe Ohio A&· rlculturaJ Experh'nen\ .;ordiniJ to Director L. How f•rmera ean Manage · sheep, bogs, cattle, and turkeys to keep them in good · condition will be t4e theme of the day. The morning program, starting at 10 o'tlod: EST, will be devoted to separate ~e~~lons on dairy cattie, beef ~'lttle, hoga, sheep and turkeya. . Headline J))eaker of the day will be. Or. M. ·R. Clarkaon, deputy ad· mmhlt.rator · wltb the kgricultural Research Serviee of the US;D~:IA.:'~~:A,;-1 of vete~ry w!IJ ape on and Poultry.• on wtJI be Di· Profeuor W. I in 1p:raybt• U. ll'or 1mMl arama. corn. p&alQr8!. pt Older he~s, like older dogs, dJ(fieulty lear,nin!l new tricks, Poultrymen who have trouble getting their birds to lay In nests fin4 it easier to train YO~nt pullets to lay in nests than 10 bre•k older birds of the babit of l•y~ng on the floor. r By habit, chlckena prefer to lay their eggs in the same epot time after time, says Dr. Glyd~ M h Oh' ars • ao State Untver!ity L'tension poultr,yman. H the .first • 'd 1 have For Free Meals eveh •o\U touahtM weedltl ~ And :88TBRON t8 a~uaUy coN lui per &ere t:han the 'tractor . . .oltne you uae [I t .0 rtu ,ty · .loJ0D t . · · ~p0 n1 ., ~om.,any. Herell .U.Ctive conb'ol for I I rem hided to til'lng t&•irown· t~~le · J ;The limoof.-~J!lpg te~~er.1 1111) oY cl>liii>Oaer Fraiil l.iszt. 'IJid 'i lm • scrvlte. , ,1 • , 1 · aer conJ_po...,...-h'---the flftt ·tfme i'Brffl1h aet:OI'l •DitJr -Bagart. ·: '} ' , ~·· her..,~~lfi, th6• llal'lhl · · ·' • ·' · l . I) of A M'*J:i'rl!f· .. :·· ' 6( M r i : . n. ,, · .. . . . ~ A!<IUVI !I , • Quarlerly blrtMato.,wUI 1M! ob' . 'ii:A,~G~\'1 - UPI ,.,_. TWo aerved when Theod.otut Co~ell .A:TOK'YO uPI - The· NQ' Chlna hunlti'ed ti.IJb·rlnkma +~.. Club Dauahten of Amertu,meeta Mon- tiw• ace~y reported · today.• that me-q~be~ :frdm 49 state& !~ PUerday evenJng, •I the , IOOF· Hill. ·~ N~9n!ln<Jliin!'P "'I"'IJI!'ll!·~• II(OO"i""'v1 iMJre~oy- t... the PQtluela: refnrlbmenta 'WUJ be aer- ~anQJ~(ttfttt, tfj Co•QU ,»t~a\tarialo .UB .,_fe~ee. vell aad memberJ ,1~ t(!'QuesJed ~~c i ,, •, 1 r ',.. 1• , [# ·' to ~rl"* their own .table oorvlco. ,.;.. I te ' ·, ICE CIIAM SOCIAL The Root Sprlllp Methodill Church wilt aponoor an ice orum -.------Lecam"wn Older Hens' Like DOgs, Have I • La . Wl ScaJe Stri'king Troubie. Changmg ym::: ft' ay - - - - - - - - - - ·- - I I I AMBRI~A.'B JIJI:ST 88:LI.JMG I WBBD Blr..:LBR I I . as · TBRON gg• I e~l!ement ti'PP...Ohlo em- EdlnburJfi toot o, tide Frld1Jy in an airp,.ane that was pam ted lu.· ' lrlfnoils pink from nose to tail. The eolol'ing was de~igned to J"e.. . duce tbe Uklib.oO<L,of mid·alr col- ployers will pay abo1Jt 75 ~ ~nt Mrs. Patrick Lochary Will prt- more in workment• compengatitm sent her plano students. in retihl premiums it • bnt now in tile Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Pomeroy Ohio House Industry • Labor Co~Senior Hl&h School auditorium mittee becomes law, BUC .AdmlllJo TJle public ia invited. . . . , 1 • i&trator James Young e1tlmatea. Ri:CtT AL malta. tlon. lhil~ lil.itJoo ' dftfgned 'ii!l¥t.ild a "soJkLJron; ~f attac~" on organ- lrlaurance 1.08 FEMALES baby aTe Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chlani Kal-shet ormed lOt<· Price fotmer re•ldenh o1 Middle· part 110W livinJ in Cleveland •nd .Mi'. and Mrs. Clifford Owens of GENEVA UP!- u. s. Secretary LA.ICFSII>E, 0. UP! - DelePomeror 11\d Mn Bbnche Kirk of gatee to the Ohi_p Conference of of Labor James P~ Mitchel\ told Prineekib, w. Va. ia the great- Methodl&t Churches voted Friday tbe 43rd International Labor Orerabdmotber. Lilt M.onday M'ra. atiJnlt. proposed s;tate ·law• to out- gani:tatlon convention Friday that CM'ciri OWt!na. Mrs. Kaltd Kindy law birth tonf.r61 device•. the United Sllln bad lloked the 1008 nceaaion. Mitchell wamed. aoa )(ri, ~ went to ~on to "nle dele&:ltel' al!o urced tM thei'e still were dailiers ~ ih.fUI. be wit" t~e Prices and returned h-WOdnMdlly. Mra. C. E. ~lakeslee, Llnco)n Heigbto, Pomeroy. Allllns 11 tho FLOCKOWNERS They ..e.. selected by , comFer s~ar~~~n, lmprovomenl . mittee . of the Melp County 4-H ' Ia Fl Club Counen after recorda of oe.kowne.r Proflll m•ny Junior Leadera in dub acUv· itiea last year were atudied. 1 !~· Power Lawn Mowers Posing AProblem For Farm Folk I WANTED II - ' 1"- · ER, OHIO - - - . . .. - .. - _ .• , , ·- ~ _- . ' ' pop will be sold. The Twlillbt Oorden Club will meet thurldq June 18, at the home of ' Mitsea ·BP,el and 'chin G1rllncl, IUnet~v.Ule. WJUfam Sey· inadvertently lrled Jr. wilt be Jllfit opeoKer. For Sale · HCUIIi .Mo.Piffi 'tl'· Ad.lnllta. ,' ' no U; ,i( BroWIIF, !!ciilll ; :f!!~ ' I. E. LeWJa, ooi ~olfi! ·Jir~;. ·01 nolle :WIJIO, <l'olll.o1'01~ Ill~ ' Jo Ann WAGON.$ I'~yo 11. Gt.V.~,- lli~lopot MORRIS .IMPlEMENT ' (;~~· 'W~oley, ~ lit"~~P.l;'t'Mbff~"tt "" F.w.11. ll~~voii(Vl<\9rt:"'S\1~ AND SUPPLY · ' Phono 3202 $;'"-~":' . 1M¥~ :. i appearance. ~ge SOCI'a}. Secori •tV age And You on 'a blackish ., m•chinery were e firearms at two and tauaes. From zo to age 69 macbjnery was the 10oat important cause o1 the lataJitlea The seoond major c1uae in tbi~ group .llrearma from age 20 to 49. From •ge 50 to eo ftUa were the second cau&e. Do you ltnoW anyone who seem• to h•ve accldeat& frequently yor bave you ever heard of an,yofJe ~ho seems to be prone to have •ccJdent? M•ybe the statement abould be frequently c:arell!!.ll In· Bte.ad of frequenUy bavlDJ aecldents. w•• The Soda) Security Administrarccommends that workers who WOfkitrg in employment eoverOld·Age SurvJVon Insurance program their account at leaat once three Year.;. There is a time which eerf..llin cOI'1I:;;;.Oi\,,"',s'thln Even can be made. If any error made in your account the deaths s;~i;l-SS;eeurity office would . help correct it. Occasionally, through clerlal er· I 2 USED •. ~&r~•·•"'~'Z: ¥"·· ,o~,: dl.:'o:n:~.: ~:~~ BIggest • Corn Cr Jn Ohi H'···.ory " 0.n "ay Nathan Qllivey, dec., to Clara Q Thomas, Jesse Q. Jones, Mabel Q. Cowen, Earl N. Quivey, Wllbur V. Quiver, Darrell Qulvey, Affid. tor Trans., fomeroy, MIITiNS CALLID w.ilhoul lint , ' RsciM, 0. reported; It lsml8'ht possible ~~:~;':;;w~<~riker's waaca be I to be rcporte~ under l an numlx!r, in which case earnings might not be properly credited to your account. For lnformatlon you may con· tact the local SOcial Secwity office at 309 !Putnam Street, Marietta., Ohio_ LERS. ' • ' IJ., ' Sat, 1nd l!orillrd V. Falif, l . l Herbert al!d Fr'nllt S!lltonl!<! Goo. W. and Wirl' *pe-,<f iii'~liiif• 3~ ~~r:~~ ,. ~. ~ .' '~SIGN i, ll'1' II I!QXW lbe total numbr of aeeidentl it cooalderably larJer in ul"b•n areas The fil'•t three months of 1~ j~ Ohio ahowed a total of 114 killed •ulo •ccidents 1n urban areu but 213 met deatb on rural road~ In the •tate of Ob.io. tM of theae .rural •ccidentt oceured on 8 t.ate hiebwaya. The toal number or acidenta for the fJnt three month! of MAUIAG. L1C·-· ~bia year was reported at 2Z,256 Frank Ray Harr•b, 20. H.,.. ,;... 10 urb•n areu and 13,.!580 in rur11 ue••· Thia apparently indl· ven, and Pego Lou. P'U'IHI' . . ' . . cates tb•t h.gh speeda on our rural of Middleport, Vaughn Leroy S.utera. 20. road• boosts the deaths drastically. Tbe number of Jnjurie.& other Pomeroy, and Joyce Aan ~ than de&tha wa& 8,162 in the ur- 17, of Pomeroy. ~n aec1denu and 7.715 in the ac· ct•·nto 00 r at d RunniDJ over a hidden - · lot u.:: ur roa 8· or bole can tbrow a driver oft a1 U ,_ ., we eKpeet to live for the fu· up&et "· UK< ..,.ctor. tUJ"e we •re golne to have to be 'D-'n..- t-· tt·-• or too I more ureful IOOay. ,u we bwld -··~ - = up our worlr: or pi•" load t••- su- &Iowa down our reaeUoa · • --~~i~ mer it i• important we keep our t n oeear "!"""',.. minds on the job OJt hand. Driving actol')' accldenta .oeeur bet4 E. on automobUe is I full time job IO aod II 1 · DL ODd 4 to 6 p, '!'! We can't aee aJJ the BCenery o~ a. .lf'OU9 of bOine:JI:IIiera. f«NDd fa. keep up • steady now of eonvena- tlgue most notleeable ¥ 2 P. II. tion and still content.nte on the and 7 p, m. Aboat 25 l*"':!ent d_river ahe•d of us or the 1'oadaide motor ~elliele aeeideltta ,Ia BJgps that gi"e us directions. occur tween 3 aad 4 P· II. The same thln.g ia true fn the betWeen 1 and 2 p. m. o_per•Uon of farm m•ehinery or Aceidenta do not need to a...;. the handling of l•rm livestoet. pen. Tbey are cawed. ' , In t( =· = f .. . '()F QUALITY" Sugar_Run· ~.lour Mills ,'. Ph-1$0 Pomeroy, Ohio CUT WITH GREAT ....,. lndlvldua11t,y. Vera Ka.xWell'• ~fltted.IUittor IWil• mer h~ m oriental aura Ja tta UM of ~boo n.w .uJr. .. . . . . . .. achieved "'th • . :halttr-flecll: bodiee in IUil4ld · .printed 1111< poope. wh!C&.to allo ;-.U.d ,,. pip1DJ I QD Ql ~d ~~et. ·---oc------- .I THE BEST..... !' UN·DER THE SUN . n Ell• J. Dutton, dec., to 'Cadmus P. Dutton, Cert. of 1Trans, Mlddleport. &atan to O~lo Power So., 20.00 A. coal, Colu111· bll. ,. c1'"''"'" E. anc1 Bett1 llll'lo Taylor to Chari.. l. Cl...UO. Midd~port. H d J Ohi By C. E. ILAKESLEI Covrtty llrf_ A..m, Altri. "1'be dutch slipped inW cear'' wu tbe lllllwer g1ven the writer durina: the pan couple weeks in •lllwer tu • question re&ardin& a cast on a couple finaers. 1'he implement was one of the commone&t around farms •nd ho~e•, an ordmary rotary lawn mower. In thu case lbe lou was part of one fmger and a maOiled second fin.:er 10 thta penon will need to learn a few sim!)le prt)eeue& over agam such u button· mg clothe• in a lltlle different way' or m1ybe a little difference in tecbnique in tying • aboe J.aee. 'C d l'k It d oem soun 1 e much of a ION, thu: Individual Will lucky, Why Bhouid any peraon need to ldJ"•I beiCs o I llh the -;_olor sti~ ~.~~~~~ower w ~r•-nlanm~~ m•n. Frank Clark, atatet that be never workers 0 U hltion 10 there ia no pouibiiUF of are to be used should be in place. 3f 0 Q the motor giving even one tel'olU· Thus, crowding does not occur tion under power. as additional birth; begin to proOh1o 1s the vacLim of one of the It is ex:pected thts year, just as duce. If crowded, the more timid largest lflfestation.H of a bigh)y de- every year, hospitals and doctors are inclined to lay on~ the !otruct1ve ornamental scale insect wall have many call& to patch up in current years. a toe . 1 foot, fiqgers, hand• or Nesls should be lotated in all Called the Taxus lecamum even heads or bodies due to failparto!J of t-he pen 80 that 1a7en scale, 1t ravages two of the 1 t 8 te'~ ure tG be ab10lutely careful need travel only short dlatances most popular plants-the yew and ~round power lawn mowen. Op. to find them. Another fiUI:geated the arbor. vitae. Numerous queries erators are cautioned not to oper· about thts pest are coming 1·nto !he ate a mower pa•t people with the PractJce is the prompt coUeetio~l d h of •ny eggs that are deposited on orttce of Dr. Ralph Neiswander •sc arge &hooting toward the the noor. If pu1lep; just starting at the Ohio t"l6' ""'"'icultural Expert- n people because of the danger of · · to Ia)' eee eggs on t.n: •ment Station. Nurseries r81·51·ng Ylng 00Jeets. Oceasion•lly 00. oor they Taxus arbor vitae are part·cularly JectI are t hrown oua' all around 1 are like!l' to become 1J.oor layerft. concerned · addition to the dis· smce scale-infested lh e mower 1n Many poultrymen experienoo stock ts uns,lable. charge side. ' diffJ~ulty in getting hens to lay Mowen should never be operatin w1re bottom nests. One way of So prolific are these str•nge, ed by young children. When older avoiding this problem, Dr. Mar&h listl esB inseeta ·that Dr. Neiswand· children are taught to U.!Je tbe says, Is to use nestiqg matel;"ia\ er hati observed as many as 1,000 mower they should •llo be taulbt ln the nests untu all bird81 in the egga laid by one female under a all tbe safety precautions sutb a1 flock are ~n productlori. The rna- scale. On the plants the scale aP- never get bands or feet near or terial tan be removed ,gradually. pears as a reddlsb.-brown welt under the mower even when · tbe about vne-eighth inch across. :trom mower is ltlnding still. the hens wiU have de- these ttny lumps wiJI emerge the There are many other plaCh be~el••Ped. the babit of. laying in the crawle,rs, equipped with a needle· sides lawn mowen where people wm conu~ue t-o use uk e beak for piercing the plant receive injuries. The monthl of even though they fmd the tissue and aucking the sap. Once Al8y, June, July, August and Sep· Wlte bottoms objedionable. the needle Ia inserted, they have t")mber •re the heavy accident taken up perm•nent residence un- montha on rarma. Tired people til death overtakes them after a working long hour1 are more like· brief reproductive spell. ly to"have accidents. The pet peeve of the writer Is Dr Neiswander says the batch to see children under 10 yean of 0p . . •0'8 will begin about mid or l"le June. age operating tradora 00 farms. The control is easy, but timing i& one-sixth of the tractor faLallUe• WI er1tical. He rec:ommends spraying of the nation occur to children un· IS Rbout July 10, with malathion for der 10 years of •ge. Keep them , a home ownt;r. or Wl~h parathion safely off •nd away from traetora. Ohio 18 headed for what may be fnr commerctal pla~tmg.s. A flve year study in regard to Us torn crop in history, ac· One lrea~ment Wlll suffice. By fatal farm aceident1 showed that RoSJs Milner, Ohio ~tate that time m July ali the eggs machinery drownings fJreann grain etonomtst in should have hatch~d and a single ~~nd falls ~ccount for :% of~ treatment should kill all cr.awlen. fatal lccidenta on the laD.d lnd :Planting intentions of Ohio farGrowers frequently nota;::e bees ~~r farm service buildings. M•· men indicp.te this year's corn erop and fhea about ·yews or arbor vi- 1 mery alone accounted for oearmay lotal from 2.3.0 to 24D milhon lac attacked by lecamum seal~ >' ~ ell these fatal •ceidenta. bushels-five to 15 bushels more The scale 1s a source By age . groups th~ c•uae~ .. of than the record crop of 1954. of a fuw des~ert i'or the.se sweet& 1atal actidenta durmg the fiVe a crop, Mllner says, would lovers; lt produces a honey dew year period showed ~nina and farm and elevator stor· on wlllch beel!l and flies feed and macbtnery to be the m&JOf death age in some communJties over which a sooty 1ungus will causes fD[ those under 10 years He farmers and el~vator: groow, causing the ornamentals to of ~~ hom 10 to 19 yean of plan· on how toseme ~andleadvance the ~ive crop. Some of it wm be stored bn fanns, som.e in local elevators at the Ohio 0:LU ' 13, 195~ NEW IN FARMING the Four H's" will be lbe Pl'Oil'lm theme for mora than 170 clUb del· ea:•tea. The. H'a hi the f ·H em· blem are for Head, Heart, Handa near Utica_ . and He•lth. Seaeiona extend from lune 111> Miu BlakesJee Ia 'the d•uabter hrou1h June 20 when "Foeua on ol local Acrtculturnl Alent •nd Miss .Patrlci• Blalcealee lna'Gordon Atkiu wUI repreeent Meigt <:ounty nes:t week at tbe Junior Leadmbip (:amp at Camp Ohio 8· Off The " ire , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., To·Study Heart, Head, Hands, Health '·li'IY'Ai son married the former prince. Jn 1042. the Czech vlilaee of Lidlca wu wiped out by the G~r­ man Gestapo In reprlul for · the auasamaUon of a Nazi official. In 1948, supersonic lllflht lira~ was oUiclally reve•led. t:l.iCKe · ill .na .. Our report of a couple of weeks ago that ghouls stoop as low as anytime in history right here In Meigs County received On :hlo . dote In history , confirmation today. · · ~.;,;;.;,,;.;,;,;;;;,;;;,;;;,_ . In 17'NI, the Cont_inent•l Con · It hlld been observed lhot nowero plllft!d on a eertaln ~·-ftell appointed a committee to In the Brldford Cemetery (Bndbury) for Memortol grl>e Q ~lctr drart " Declaratlo~ ot IndependDay had been otolen. · · toli"-'• ~net. . Now we have learned thltl in anoth~r rural cemetery 20 8 •.~·.; · 000 Jn lAM, Ann•polla graduated ih ,. flrat ~1111. .~ 1mles from thf llradford Church in the Birmingham area a TodatflJ 't~tldl\eldar Jllne 10, tn 1898~ U. S. MarJnea begin an Thought for today: from Ecclet- family had taken a new American tlag .together with choice the 181.. fQ', of ·tttl .)'elf, wtth inVIIion of Cuba •ln tbe Spanish· laatea Book t : "II there anything potted plants to the grave of a loved oae. By this week wherect it may be R•ld, tee, thhi this grave too had been ravaged. ~ mol;l!f<l•'' ln !lilt. Amerlt~~ Wor. The · if ;apl"'o.Ohl~l Ill .ln. 1~1, ' )\r!' El'neSI Simpson, b neiV? It hath been already· ot · flrat q~. · an ~merlc~~ i.,;wom•n, met the old time, which waa before u •. llob Caroon, Leading Creek's leading philosopher who is Tile _.hll · .atl~ ·1.11, 81turn. Prin~. oi ~ea. for the flrat pushing far past the 90s, likes to tell of the young fellow who The evenli'iJ lte Mereucy, time. Stx Yetra later Mra Simp· was told by his new father-in-law: · "<lo out and make fiOO and I'll give you a hundred dollars." The young man hustled around, in a few days bad earned his hundred, and returned to tbe source of the offer for his pr~~·· Looking him square in the face, the old mao observed: If yoU' can mate money tllat foot, you don't need m help." In the office of Ron Swinger. local manager or tEe Ohio • Tire directors 111nd omcera of Power Company and president of the Pomeroy Chamber of the 'zaac Walton Le11ue met Co~.merce!saw Friday. fra~. these words: Monda:' evening In a worll: 101· Wlen somelltlnR hoe lieen done • porlleular w0y for 11 Ilion 1i!l the League F•rm, Che1ter. Char'ea Radford, pre1ident, '" ZO years, It Is prttty gO'od lli~n, In lbose •"-"«hiJiimH, ' . presldrd the meetJna: at lhatlle10 be cJone a ,beller WIJ'. ' which time made td Mr . .Springer wasn I sure of the auth011 Of 'i~e ·words, .but purthase baaa we llgreerl they would fit wen coming ·from the top mall of to pond. the American Gas and EIC!Cl!Flc Company. Pltlllp Sporn · we also recalled that Boss Kelt~ ring, tlie late ~at iftti!i;ior tlipae ma!14 loved to make slmUar obset!va~ Hdwefer Jtetl•.cng ih ' fiad e4 tbe time interval dOwR~Ia t.! 'i~on.l~/ ;" '• · •v· It also Is interesting 1& 1 ole at In atatecraft 1 law allout D•J· to be mo~ernized Is sup a.l!y !Pny, oa , It .IIIMda 'n eve· ~ef'TI. tili troup, ~~n~lt?}t has worlced p~si'a'biy well ~or The Alm..""ftQC . You \YI;1l bbaerve that oiUve plants ara 'happieat under ~~ natlve t'reet. · (' ~ ~ . For in.!ltanee, lieech fetn Is Jo · called becauaes it seema to have a great fOndneu for beech trte.Jand as 1t th: ·best When growin,l'! in. their &bade. Wtld liles o( 1.he ...art. ley also seem to prefer asr~oc~tion 1 WHO 11r Clllt Tan ye&(!. I I these trees arow best. When seen grcwine with maidenhair fern on a moist, rich woodland alope beneath the sb•de of the.~~e · mag· nilicent trees, ·yeUow lady aUpper It the wilct garden is located un- makes a gorgeous picturt1. der trees 1et the leavea fall natur· A wild garden may even be ally The mogt delicate fel'nl and wild flowers will t"Ome up through mude in a s.fiady spot between two the leaves without •ny trouble. tf buildings. Here It would :be wile to leaves are raked off, many of the start with the mo11t hardy wild· little plants will be killed for their !Iowen Bnd ferns, oocuionally el· \ delicate tips need the Protection of perbnenting with a few of the leaves and are also easily broken rarer onea. But, always detennioe when tou(!bed by the rate. Heavy before planting 'whether your soil drift& ot leaves sho1!~d be removed b acid, neutt'itl or alkaline. ' ,In _,.~!a ·it would be well to --~-------... ~arefully to a thin coating. • In selecting plants tt ls· Wise to a44~ i.tiih .fl)Veriog of l'aves If no llf leaves i1 Uktilr to follow Nature's ltiad tiy 'Ob~ naWat f the typre of wild plants erow:inl relltb th~S!)Ot. Oak, hickory, tunat)lf'ally in your ·atea. She ·h81!J lj' -birc~.~,. elm, dogwood and BU.· ~n oboos!Df lliO 'mati!i'iof for clr ft'iilple <'. )elves. are to- be preyour laUti.Kie' foJI ttie 1 ~i­ lerre4 !dr lbll jiurpose. Surpriltng tions ..~2:~~ding yintt lOCal ~ell remtts are often ,obtained with NIW ~a e1~, .~ , tb_,w~~·G o• one .inch ~ ~II ~ted sawdust. Mr. and Mrs. R~>xie Price (former Oarol oWent) of Darton are ""-- - - - - - - -........ Chinese 11:"\)' by'ri1illnilng across all'ileul'leiDI the bltth Qf a •on born ~e·w' . to the China malnloild !rom Que. June tth. lie weiehed . e Jbs. and moy. The agft!cY quoteil' 'N:Year· 10 oz. aM baa been named. Scott ol4 Ho Veh-chen 11 ·..YJ:dt ile Hmtd. trandpilrents of tbe new ft'! "eaW ·na future 1n. ninahlm«: .in tJf !lie ·'1flt lloptlst names ol' jii..,.J~s involved · \n · •' c~uteh, MIMlepot't wilt meet · ~rt~es. , . . , Asked how much paint will be "feded to cov6< the 18 foot • , _ tht• cdining Taesday. The 'EJecta 1 high and 84xl75 area of block, Charley reported: , Sunday will be the 182nd anoiversary. of ' cause it embraces a history which thrills the Cftele .,..m meet at the home of Nli:W: Vj)BK UP! - .,..,. steel don 't know. Thoae guys huve spllled a few bucketrulls "I the birth bf the Sta<a a lid Stripe,;, otherwise heart and represents . a national ideal that Mr1 owen Bratton on Pifat S)reet. waa:e talks, alreldy deadlocked on already " known as "Fla•o n-·." The ~v.,ftt iClr4lp llll'! :l!IPII at •'"'"""1"1 -!,;; !lie{ 0\'f,, l1'9~ble ..,.., serves as a beacon to men who treasure freeThe Kelly plant wUI look like what we were tolkm. obooll ttt, 11ome of Mrs.· Lillian JleGhee w~re •nd boW the negotiators The American people haV1! been reminded ·dom everywhere. earlier this week - a program to promote preltielf up jo. ' • of it so often that It is hardly necessary to mention again that the flag is but an emblem Howevw simple or coolly the material from wifith It Is made, however appealing the colors, It is the artangement of the stars and stripes and the . principles Sfll'lbollzed that give it the de'p meaning It has for every Amerioan. · To the American, no flag is so beautiful, tllough there are other beautiful flags, be· • • BILL ATI"RACTS OPPOSffiON <~blicans .in t~ Ohio House Jiml.llifh.es aDd S.aate are making Two Junior Leaders Named To Represent Meigs County ean-p Ohio, Near Utica, Sessions · 2.--DIUy ~nUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June IS, 1959 '-~entating Editorially ~. ' •• '·•' Massey-Ferguson' MOWERS - RAKES - BALERS COME IN and SEE THEM AT FULTON THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES liE SUBI! OF QUALITY, SERVICE, VAI.~ POMEROY OHIO '1 ' '. �. ;! ,, !H!;~':Y. 'HNTINEL · of Repredetermln· -~ tcreut llhort what Gov. Micn.et· 0!1 . ~lls his coyermnent modernh;mg pro~d what bis opponents term · rrppm . illllslo!titm .o f I be worst sort. " - •Bmdsid.. priva~ely eomposed , and others 'put together by sincere coalitions or the gov , emor's opponents, are being circulated through both branches of the legrslature, fjrullng their way into the press • One of the latest that has found 1ts way here seeks to oppose the governor by Jm~ pugiting him with the malady known as ''You Are Sick With Wanting One-Ml>n Power" It lakes off upon the administration bill to strip tM Pnblic Utilities Commission of its rate- making powers :.:,·, :"fills bill would place, opponents say, all the cofnmission's present power in the hands ":~~ a new director or public utilities who • t: M'Dtlllt .be responsible only to the governo1· ; '~~~ld hold his office at the pleasure of ,.,~ ,gov,rQO!" . ,,'fl'aditiolllllly, Meigo County is Republicilt:· aM· eonservatlve. The bill, how.ever, represents an Interesting problem to Meigs Ooomtians. 1 Ardent opposition usually is hPard against the rate policy of the present lllilities eomJIIilsioo. Especially when new r11t• increases for certain servit!es are handed down from Col UIII\'!IS Yetlb'-ue, who professes to want to do oomething about It, is seen as making a grab for power flY his dJ>)Ionents. However that may be, the conservatives h••• strong argumento. The broadsides pick • ~ I ,, GARDEN HINTS MR..4ND MRS. •QRUU.ER,IvHO HOW ABOUT A WILD GttllDIN N~VER HAVE By Mrs.. Bwll Ridenour <;Hater Club A wi)~ &arden b reaUy a I•~Y gardener't ideal. Onte it is established it actually thrives on negteet. The more co~taeientlous you are about leavina: it alone the bettM the ptafitA 1tk~ tt. 0[ course, a p.ewly pl•nted ~ld a:anieo. doe1 n~d SQme attention unti1 the tiny plant• Cltl tJh ~te . of themselve&. Undesirable weeds must be removed for a season or two. The garden wiU prob•bly .cequtre watering durin& the hot dry spells of summer, but only until your gU"den h•s taken hold •Pd ean carry on ·by itaeU. Ga...., T\oV001MES TO RuB T06ETHER, GO IN I-lOCK iO at the vulnerable points of the bill by arguing the director or his •ides would be ·given the itJY I=UQNliURE 5VERY O!JGE authortly to decule utHity rate cases, and AND SO the Ut1htles Commission would become only a reviewmg body, to consider appea·ls from tbe director's decisions. This set-up, of course, would c au~ further delay in rate cases, since the Commission's decisions on re view \\'OUld in turn still be appealable to the llhio Supreme Court. By ~ason of his authority over his handpicked dlfe<tor of public utilities, who could be remond at the governor's will. the governor would actually be vested with the authorIty tegardmg public utiti)y rates that now rests wtth a three-mernber commissiOn, serving definite terms and removable only for cause Incidentally, not 'more than two of thP commissioners can be Of the same political party, insuring m..inority party represen1ation at present This is dangerous legislation, because it would give the Governor authority that he should not have, say his opponents. It is an· other concrete pi'Oof of Governor DtSalle's dictatorial desire to concentrate aU the authority possible in his own hands, they add There are at least three other administration bills pending which are a·lso designed to take authority from existing commJSsions and depal'tments and transfer it to the chief exec:uUvc, they warn . One bill would give the Governor sweeping authority to abolish or reorganize existing government~tl agencies and two, bill to lake from the Board of Liquor Control and the Ohio RAcing Commission their present powers and to transfer them to an appointee of the Qovernor. Flag Day fn 1959 f WHILE J. TYCOON, MAKES EVERY CHAIR, DIV.4N AND WHA't'NOT IW HIS 't'WEN'TYI<OOM MANSE HIMSELF •••• The flag in spirit is everything. Its very appearance ought to make for good cilizenship. Its graceful, colorful folds waving in the breeze thrill the hearts of all Americans. Men and women have suffered and saeriflced that it may continue to wave. , This Flag Day, "Old Glory" ·should rec~ive greater homage than ever, from the cttizens of the great free nation it symbolizes. Morninl 1S VetiUa, Mar• and Jupiter. M ••.r• DUNNIT Lat.e'· t• Roger Chancey, beefy MHS grad who actually resided across the lint· in lower Pomeroy, can't seem to stay out of newspaper columns these days. His aspiration.• to play for pay with the Chicago BeaT11 next fall rated him a l'Ouple of paragraphs in my dally sports ef. fort earlier tht.s w.•ek. Now he has done something elSe! This time he's in .company with Bob Ashley, another MHS product, getting a •tort in the coaching profession. They aren't coaching, howevea·. They're painting the outside of the Kelly Manufacturing Co., in Middleport for Manager Charles Clarkson. Clarkson wears a big grin whe11~ver he thinks of his two paint spread· ers. cal buotn ..... and ploniJ. 11'"11 have while walls wtlb blue trim (doors and wlndowo). . "That old gray sure was drab," uld Mr. Clarkson. By the way, Clarkson left in the downpour Friday for New Orleans where he will seek buslneos contacts while the Inter: natlonal Circulation Managers' AssociaUon coh:vention is tn session. The Kelly Company's growing business is baaed in part on manufacture of·•Jubes for newspaper ' rural routes. Jeep tops contiDue to bi> bread and butter for Q!.. ICelly plant here . • ~ r· When he's rested up from that safari, the Clarksons wlll travel to Canada Cor their vaca·tion. Waltonians Plan To Stock teague Pond ll? QH' •LAC!CI.AN•I BROOX!lVN, N. -f 1, .qpi-Dcm Carter 'fit St. Lou II', Mo., ftl'lt bowler to Ult I moUted wblte ball lp ABC oompe!ltlon, lflt tlie ..11a 'hl10t taneo ulld tin lilt ma· l•••ue lilliUhC telttlilon 1how !"HtiUiy 11\d c•tc1red fe1' a J•r :IN. Aotolllld1.~' II' od aratnand r111led a ' 1}{:fat's good for a goooe Allen and Ha1e1 Elehinger tO Mil A. Elchln&:er, .48A F24. Pometoy. Kale !. and LU<Y Kibble t0 ClltfQI'd and Joann ·L. Adama, 1• OJlve. Lea and Flo11ie :J; ~ not good for a iliruler, apparent· Land Transfers A, wittt beech tree,. Yellow la4Y slipper Is particularly fond of the company of snrlet oalr:, reel oak, an'd tulip trees and enjoys the moist slopes ' Where --====;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;.,._;;; lon of Mr. and Mra. E.._ene At. kim, HarriiOnvUie. Among the resource persona who will appe.ar on tbe cilmp,'prt)gram are the Rev. John Clippina· er, Hamilton; Ted Caeur, Ohio Farm Bu,reau: Jot W9lfe, Ohio Depar,tment of HIJhWay Safety~~ and W._ E. Stucky, Ohio St•~ Unlver•lty EJ:tenJion Hfety apec:Laiii\Other feature• of tbe proJt•m wUJ lnelude ' recreation, Juplra· tlotlll aesalon•, nq ceremonlea, .IIU.I SITUAftON lllONm our-Kn. Bruoe & Ctmrall (left) Ud .Mn. Carl Romano beat the tampfirea and a talent ahow. ~belt JD ~ 0.. bJ takiq tbe1f I - ' - • OUt fn. tile back J'"""' and Wotkin.,. in __._ IUJ•"' , ...--., ..."' • -uu ... Tbe ~mp Ia apODtOred br the (t.criculturaJ. Extenalon Service in rl'aXUS eoopention wlth the Ohio P'armet'l .. NICHOLS . Cltiet.l ~ (lhioJri to ol Legislature , to preerve the Sabbath &a a ch'y free frlrin toU and heaJ1.a.demand ,(or an eM to the Milt the ,. H. Sin· ceneul .P.6t)Q ot 'Wltlitioldtng the bOJ'ii -y Vaequalled Ia prodaeUoa and hatehablllly Niehola 1Q8s are lleteroz;y· 10\Ul dominint white creasbreda prodUced by .new type meat 1tralrul developed by our Reteareb dlvWon. The 1enetic makeup of tbe 1088 tesults in Improved lle<hiatr, b e o I t h, ll'Owth, and ! ..them., quail· tlee in all broiler eroue&. TbeJ are the best pollible mate• tor any ol tlae popular broiler lil~ld th~ Dor•ll j;lroj~ at th'!l ~ome Mrt. :S.. !- Pirdllllet.: t P 1 and or meet. • lCOLtlMB\irS, o. suND• y . , • 1!: CINOINN~..lll'l - Edythe The Pa~t Presidents or the iK)J.lmpp tn'Ue lfitW"·tearB Friday tadle:J Auxiliary to Drew Webater when she and the i2 men and Post Amer1tan. Lelton wUl hae a "!omen who Will determine \1,' abe planned potluck .pjcnlc dinner at hves or ·dlea v.l&lted the Ji~ the Middleport park. Wednesday ~here 1he ia at!5u~l!!d of mutd'er.June 11, at e IJI ·m· Me~ . are ll]i her 1love .ft~il: ~ ,. , , . POTLUCK ;tcliic fleming ..o-1 · Hal ch...... , Inc WASJmqGToN ~ · ,_~. ftl1 baa completed a ~~-W:4ti)V .;u. ~orceil\~p~ og,.,o-~gbOUI lzed 'etlmt. Tile meetings '""'" attetadfld ·l)y 'l;!n!l llW 1 Nelaon.We, Ohio , · olfi.l ""' ropre!:tnlin,f 3,790 agel\· ctes. " ~~ · LONDON .UPI ...:_ The r. Dote of I I :I I Usions and ls betfi experimented wJth by the CtVll Jl'l,ying Safety Committee. • . ., ·v :mNNA UP~-. Sht.otint i>f the Hollywood moyie "A M'acle Flamt' wlll reetlme beref..-Y otner havlq ·inlerru by, tM deatti M Dlr-t:dor. Ch Ies 'vi~ dor, Tbe tnm deals with the life wea soei•l June UJ. "bellnnillJ at 6 p.m. Home made lee- tre.im, tlke nd Rats, Weasels,. Coon·Looking Predators are on ~e prowl for chicken dinners tbeae Jane mgbts, ao better bolt tbe hen house deor, Robert Davis, Obio State Univeralty E.J.tenalon wild Ufe specialist, advlaea poultry flock owners. • The amallest openin&s In the siding and around the found•tton should be cloaed. A we11el alip through I bole only one to diameter. A full l!'own coon can paq through a 3 x 3 1-2 b)~h opening under tb~ eaves. Rots can be the worst predi· tor& of all, Davia s•ys. He listi rat proofing and tat control ae "must" jobt for the poUltryman. {":ft I 1 I I I · I BaleronGiit-moiU&rmenciol flock tint mits · weeks before the are expected_ ThJs per· pullets to bec.ome f•mitbe nests befo~ they acready to lay. At · this the ne&ts that eventu.ally - Animal, Poultry HeaIt h Day Is Set For · July 8 -'AUTZ fEE. DSTORE -~ ~. CHEST . , I· I ~~:.:=~~~~=~=~=~~=~-:~~~=~~*~~~~~:t:h~e~Co~ll:eg~e=o~f 1 c "'-h yQU npreporea . .:_ ..1 . I "-r~~~o~~~•,.••"""""'- egaa .are at ·somewhere other th an ln a it is difficult to lran I 'lhe to u~e a nest. Nesta be available tc the Animal and Poultry lle•llh Day will be beld July 8 ' ' tbe Ohio A&· rlculturaJ Experh'nen\ .;ordiniJ to Director L. How f•rmera ean Manage · sheep, bogs, cattle, and turkeys to keep them in good · condition will be t4e theme of the day. The morning program, starting at 10 o'tlod: EST, will be devoted to separate ~e~~lons on dairy cattie, beef ~'lttle, hoga, sheep and turkeya. . Headline J))eaker of the day will be. Or. M. ·R. Clarkaon, deputy ad· mmhlt.rator · wltb the kgricultural Research Serviee of the US;D~:IA.:'~~:A,;-1 of vete~ry w!IJ ape on and Poultry.• on wtJI be Di· Profeuor W. I in 1p:raybt• U. ll'or 1mMl arama. corn. p&alQr8!. pt Older he~s, like older dogs, dJ(fieulty lear,nin!l new tricks, Poultrymen who have trouble getting their birds to lay In nests fin4 it easier to train YO~nt pullets to lay in nests than 10 bre•k older birds of the babit of l•y~ng on the floor. r By habit, chlckena prefer to lay their eggs in the same epot time after time, says Dr. Glyd~ M h Oh' ars • ao State Untver!ity L'tension poultr,yman. H the .first • 'd 1 have For Free Meals eveh •o\U touahtM weedltl ~ And :88TBRON t8 a~uaUy coN lui per &ere t:han the 'tractor . . .oltne you uae [I t .0 rtu ,ty · .loJ0D t . · · ~p0 n1 ., ~om.,any. Herell .U.Ctive conb'ol for I I rem hided to til'lng t&•irown· t~~le · J ;The limoof.-~J!lpg te~~er.1 1111) oY cl>liii>Oaer Fraiil l.iszt. 'IJid 'i lm • scrvlte. , ,1 • , 1 · aer conJ_po...,...-h'---the flftt ·tfme i'Brffl1h aet:OI'l •DitJr -Bagart. ·: '} ' , ~·· her..,~~lfi, th6• llal'lhl · · ·' • ·' · l . I) of A M'*J:i'rl!f· .. :·· ' 6( M r i : . n. ,, · .. . . . ~ A!<IUVI !I , • Quarlerly blrtMato.,wUI 1M! ob' . 'ii:A,~G~\'1 - UPI ,.,_. TWo aerved when Theod.otut Co~ell .A:TOK'YO uPI - The· NQ' Chlna hunlti'ed ti.IJb·rlnkma +~.. Club Dauahten of Amertu,meeta Mon- tiw• ace~y reported · today.• that me-q~be~ :frdm 49 state& !~ PUerday evenJng, •I the , IOOF· Hill. ·~ N~9n!ln<Jliin!'P "'I"'IJI!'ll!·~• II(OO"i""'v1 iMJre~oy- t... the PQtluela: refnrlbmenta 'WUJ be aer- ~anQJ~(ttfttt, tfj Co•QU ,»t~a\tarialo .UB .,_fe~ee. vell aad memberJ ,1~ t(!'QuesJed ~~c i ,, •, 1 r ',.. 1• , [# ·' to ~rl"* their own .table oorvlco. ,.;.. I te ' ·, ICE CIIAM SOCIAL The Root Sprlllp Methodill Church wilt aponoor an ice orum -.------Lecam"wn Older Hens' Like DOgs, Have I • La . Wl ScaJe Stri'king Troubie. Changmg ym::: ft' ay - - - - - - - - - - ·- - I I I AMBRI~A.'B JIJI:ST 88:LI.JMG I WBBD Blr..:LBR I I . as · TBRON gg• I e~l!ement ti'PP...Ohlo em- EdlnburJfi toot o, tide Frld1Jy in an airp,.ane that was pam ted lu.· ' lrlfnoils pink from nose to tail. The eolol'ing was de~igned to J"e.. . duce tbe Uklib.oO<L,of mid·alr col- ployers will pay abo1Jt 75 ~ ~nt Mrs. Patrick Lochary Will prt- more in workment• compengatitm sent her plano students. in retihl premiums it • bnt now in tile Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Pomeroy Ohio House Industry • Labor Co~Senior Hl&h School auditorium mittee becomes law, BUC .AdmlllJo TJle public ia invited. . . . , 1 • i&trator James Young e1tlmatea. Ri:CtT AL malta. tlon. lhil~ lil.itJoo ' dftfgned 'ii!l¥t.ild a "soJkLJron; ~f attac~" on organ- lrlaurance 1.08 FEMALES baby aTe Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chlani Kal-shet ormed lOt<· Price fotmer re•ldenh o1 Middle· part 110W livinJ in Cleveland •nd .Mi'. and Mrs. Clifford Owens of GENEVA UP!- u. s. Secretary LA.ICFSII>E, 0. UP! - DelePomeror 11\d Mn Bbnche Kirk of gatee to the Ohi_p Conference of of Labor James P~ Mitchel\ told Prineekib, w. Va. ia the great- Methodl&t Churches voted Friday tbe 43rd International Labor Orerabdmotber. Lilt M.onday M'ra. atiJnlt. proposed s;tate ·law• to out- gani:tatlon convention Friday that CM'ciri OWt!na. Mrs. Kaltd Kindy law birth tonf.r61 device•. the United Sllln bad lloked the 1008 nceaaion. Mitchell wamed. aoa )(ri, ~ went to ~on to "nle dele&:ltel' al!o urced tM thei'e still were dailiers ~ ih.fUI. be wit" t~e Prices and returned h-WOdnMdlly. Mra. C. E. ~lakeslee, Llnco)n Heigbto, Pomeroy. Allllns 11 tho FLOCKOWNERS They ..e.. selected by , comFer s~ar~~~n, lmprovomenl . mittee . of the Melp County 4-H ' Ia Fl Club Counen after recorda of oe.kowne.r Proflll m•ny Junior Leadera in dub acUv· itiea last year were atudied. 1 !~· Power Lawn Mowers Posing AProblem For Farm Folk I WANTED II - ' 1"- · ER, OHIO - - - . . .. - .. - _ .• , , ·- ~ _- . ' ' pop will be sold. The Twlillbt Oorden Club will meet thurldq June 18, at the home of ' Mitsea ·BP,el and 'chin G1rllncl, IUnet~v.Ule. WJUfam Sey· inadvertently lrled Jr. wilt be Jllfit opeoKer. For Sale · HCUIIi .Mo.Piffi 'tl'· Ad.lnllta. ,' ' no U; ,i( BroWIIF, !!ciilll ; :f!!~ ' I. E. LeWJa, ooi ~olfi! ·Jir~;. ·01 nolle :WIJIO, <l'olll.o1'01~ Ill~ ' Jo Ann WAGON.$ I'~yo 11. Gt.V.~,- lli~lopot MORRIS .IMPlEMENT ' (;~~· 'W~oley, ~ lit"~~P.l;'t'Mbff~"tt "" F.w.11. ll~~voii(Vl<\9rt:"'S\1~ AND SUPPLY · ' Phono 3202 $;'"-~":' . 1M¥~ :. i appearance. ~ge SOCI'a}. Secori •tV age And You on 'a blackish ., m•chinery were e firearms at two and tauaes. From zo to age 69 macbjnery was the 10oat important cause o1 the lataJitlea The seoond major c1uae in tbi~ group .llrearma from age 20 to 49. From •ge 50 to eo ftUa were the second cau&e. Do you ltnoW anyone who seem• to h•ve accldeat& frequently yor bave you ever heard of an,yofJe ~ho seems to be prone to have •ccJdent? M•ybe the statement abould be frequently c:arell!!.ll In· Bte.ad of frequenUy bavlDJ aecldents. w•• The Soda) Security Administrarccommends that workers who WOfkitrg in employment eoverOld·Age SurvJVon Insurance program their account at leaat once three Year.;. There is a time which eerf..llin cOI'1I:;;;.Oi\,,"',s'thln Even can be made. If any error made in your account the deaths s;~i;l-SS;eeurity office would . help correct it. Occasionally, through clerlal er· I 2 USED •. ~&r~•·•"'~'Z: ¥"·· ,o~,: dl.:'o:n:~.: ~:~~ BIggest • Corn Cr Jn Ohi H'···.ory " 0.n "ay Nathan Qllivey, dec., to Clara Q Thomas, Jesse Q. Jones, Mabel Q. Cowen, Earl N. Quivey, Wllbur V. Quiver, Darrell Qulvey, Affid. tor Trans., fomeroy, MIITiNS CALLID w.ilhoul lint , ' RsciM, 0. reported; It lsml8'ht possible ~~:~;':;;w~<~riker's waaca be I to be rcporte~ under l an numlx!r, in which case earnings might not be properly credited to your account. For lnformatlon you may con· tact the local SOcial Secwity office at 309 !Putnam Street, Marietta., Ohio_ LERS. ' • ' IJ., ' Sat, 1nd l!orillrd V. Falif, l . l Herbert al!d Fr'nllt S!lltonl!<! Goo. W. and Wirl' *pe-,<f iii'~liiif• 3~ ~~r:~~ ,. ~. ~ .' '~SIGN i, ll'1' II I!QXW lbe total numbr of aeeidentl it cooalderably larJer in ul"b•n areas The fil'•t three months of 1~ j~ Ohio ahowed a total of 114 killed •ulo •ccidents 1n urban areu but 213 met deatb on rural road~ In the •tate of Ob.io. tM of theae .rural •ccidentt oceured on 8 t.ate hiebwaya. The toal number or acidenta for the fJnt three month! of MAUIAG. L1C·-· ~bia year was reported at 2Z,256 Frank Ray Harr•b, 20. H.,.. ,;... 10 urb•n areu and 13,.!580 in rur11 ue••· Thia apparently indl· ven, and Pego Lou. P'U'IHI' . . ' . . cates tb•t h.gh speeda on our rural of Middleport, Vaughn Leroy S.utera. 20. road• boosts the deaths drastically. Tbe number of Jnjurie.& other Pomeroy, and Joyce Aan ~ than de&tha wa& 8,162 in the ur- 17, of Pomeroy. ~n aec1denu and 7.715 in the ac· ct•·nto 00 r at d RunniDJ over a hidden - · lot u.:: ur roa 8· or bole can tbrow a driver oft a1 U ,_ ., we eKpeet to live for the fu· up&et "· UK< ..,.ctor. tUJ"e we •re golne to have to be 'D-'n..- t-· tt·-• or too I more ureful IOOay. ,u we bwld -··~ - = up our worlr: or pi•" load t••- su- &Iowa down our reaeUoa · • --~~i~ mer it i• important we keep our t n oeear "!"""',.. minds on the job OJt hand. Driving actol')' accldenta .oeeur bet4 E. on automobUe is I full time job IO aod II 1 · DL ODd 4 to 6 p, '!'! We can't aee aJJ the BCenery o~ a. .lf'OU9 of bOine:JI:IIiera. f«NDd fa. keep up • steady now of eonvena- tlgue most notleeable ¥ 2 P. II. tion and still content.nte on the and 7 p, m. Aboat 25 l*"':!ent d_river ahe•d of us or the 1'oadaide motor ~elliele aeeideltta ,Ia BJgps that gi"e us directions. occur tween 3 aad 4 P· II. The same thln.g ia true fn the betWeen 1 and 2 p. m. o_per•Uon of farm m•ehinery or Aceidenta do not need to a...;. the handling of l•rm livestoet. pen. Tbey are cawed. ' , In t( =· = f .. . '()F QUALITY" Sugar_Run· ~.lour Mills ,'. Ph-1$0 Pomeroy, Ohio CUT WITH GREAT ....,. lndlvldua11t,y. Vera Ka.xWell'• ~fltted.IUittor IWil• mer h~ m oriental aura Ja tta UM of ~boo n.w .uJr. .. . . . . . .. achieved "'th • . :halttr-flecll: bodiee in IUil4ld · .printed 1111< poope. wh!C&.to allo ;-.U.d ,,. pip1DJ I QD Ql ~d ~~et. ·---oc------- .I THE BEST..... !' UN·DER THE SUN . n Ell• J. Dutton, dec., to 'Cadmus P. Dutton, Cert. of 1Trans, Mlddleport. &atan to O~lo Power So., 20.00 A. coal, Colu111· bll. ,. c1'"''"'" E. anc1 Bett1 llll'lo Taylor to Chari.. l. Cl...UO. Midd~port. H d J Ohi By C. E. ILAKESLEI Covrtty llrf_ A..m, Altri. "1'be dutch slipped inW cear'' wu tbe lllllwer g1ven the writer durina: the pan couple weeks in •lllwer tu • question re&ardin& a cast on a couple finaers. 1'he implement was one of the commone&t around farms •nd ho~e•, an ordmary rotary lawn mower. In thu case lbe lou was part of one fmger and a maOiled second fin.:er 10 thta penon will need to learn a few sim!)le prt)eeue& over agam such u button· mg clothe• in a lltlle different way' or m1ybe a little difference in tecbnique in tying • aboe J.aee. 'C d l'k It d oem soun 1 e much of a ION, thu: Individual Will lucky, Why Bhouid any peraon need to ldJ"•I beiCs o I llh the -;_olor sti~ ~.~~~~~ower w ~r•-nlanm~~ m•n. Frank Clark, atatet that be never workers 0 U hltion 10 there ia no pouibiiUF of are to be used should be in place. 3f 0 Q the motor giving even one tel'olU· Thus, crowding does not occur tion under power. as additional birth; begin to proOh1o 1s the vacLim of one of the It is ex:pected thts year, just as duce. If crowded, the more timid largest lflfestation.H of a bigh)y de- every year, hospitals and doctors are inclined to lay on~ the !otruct1ve ornamental scale insect wall have many call& to patch up in current years. a toe . 1 foot, fiqgers, hand• or Nesls should be lotated in all Called the Taxus lecamum even heads or bodies due to failparto!J of t-he pen 80 that 1a7en scale, 1t ravages two of the 1 t 8 te'~ ure tG be ab10lutely careful need travel only short dlatances most popular plants-the yew and ~round power lawn mowen. Op. to find them. Another fiUI:geated the arbor. vitae. Numerous queries erators are cautioned not to oper· about thts pest are coming 1·nto !he ate a mower pa•t people with the PractJce is the prompt coUeetio~l d h of •ny eggs that are deposited on orttce of Dr. Ralph Neiswander •sc arge &hooting toward the the noor. If pu1lep; just starting at the Ohio t"l6' ""'"'icultural Expert- n people because of the danger of · · to Ia)' eee eggs on t.n: •ment Station. Nurseries r81·51·ng Ylng 00Jeets. Oceasion•lly 00. oor they Taxus arbor vitae are part·cularly JectI are t hrown oua' all around 1 are like!l' to become 1J.oor layerft. concerned · addition to the dis· smce scale-infested lh e mower 1n Many poultrymen experienoo stock ts uns,lable. charge side. ' diffJ~ulty in getting hens to lay Mowen should never be operatin w1re bottom nests. One way of So prolific are these str•nge, ed by young children. When older avoiding this problem, Dr. Mar&h listl esB inseeta ·that Dr. Neiswand· children are taught to U.!Je tbe says, Is to use nestiqg matel;"ia\ er hati observed as many as 1,000 mower they should •llo be taulbt ln the nests untu all bird81 in the egga laid by one female under a all tbe safety precautions sutb a1 flock are ~n productlori. The rna- scale. On the plants the scale aP- never get bands or feet near or terial tan be removed ,gradually. pears as a reddlsb.-brown welt under the mower even when · tbe about vne-eighth inch across. :trom mower is ltlnding still. the hens wiU have de- these ttny lumps wiJI emerge the There are many other plaCh be~el••Ped. the babit of. laying in the crawle,rs, equipped with a needle· sides lawn mowen where people wm conu~ue t-o use uk e beak for piercing the plant receive injuries. The monthl of even though they fmd the tissue and aucking the sap. Once Al8y, June, July, August and Sep· Wlte bottoms objedionable. the needle Ia inserted, they have t")mber •re the heavy accident taken up perm•nent residence un- montha on rarma. Tired people til death overtakes them after a working long hour1 are more like· brief reproductive spell. ly to"have accidents. The pet peeve of the writer Is Dr Neiswander says the batch to see children under 10 yean of 0p . . •0'8 will begin about mid or l"le June. age operating tradora 00 farms. The control is easy, but timing i& one-sixth of the tractor faLallUe• WI er1tical. He rec:ommends spraying of the nation occur to children un· IS Rbout July 10, with malathion for der 10 years of •ge. Keep them , a home ownt;r. or Wl~h parathion safely off •nd away from traetora. Ohio 18 headed for what may be fnr commerctal pla~tmg.s. A flve year study in regard to Us torn crop in history, ac· One lrea~ment Wlll suffice. By fatal farm aceident1 showed that RoSJs Milner, Ohio ~tate that time m July ali the eggs machinery drownings fJreann grain etonomtst in should have hatch~d and a single ~~nd falls ~ccount for :% of~ treatment should kill all cr.awlen. fatal lccidenta on the laD.d lnd :Planting intentions of Ohio farGrowers frequently nota;::e bees ~~r farm service buildings. M•· men indicp.te this year's corn erop and fhea about ·yews or arbor vi- 1 mery alone accounted for oearmay lotal from 2.3.0 to 24D milhon lac attacked by lecamum seal~ >' ~ ell these fatal •ceidenta. bushels-five to 15 bushels more The scale 1s a source By age . groups th~ c•uae~ .. of than the record crop of 1954. of a fuw des~ert i'or the.se sweet& 1atal actidenta durmg the fiVe a crop, Mllner says, would lovers; lt produces a honey dew year period showed ~nina and farm and elevator stor· on wlllch beel!l and flies feed and macbtnery to be the m&JOf death age in some communJties over which a sooty 1ungus will causes fD[ those under 10 years He farmers and el~vator: groow, causing the ornamentals to of ~~ hom 10 to 19 yean of plan· on how toseme ~andleadvance the ~ive crop. Some of it wm be stored bn fanns, som.e in local elevators at the Ohio 0:LU ' 13, 195~ NEW IN FARMING the Four H's" will be lbe Pl'Oil'lm theme for mora than 170 clUb del· ea:•tea. The. H'a hi the f ·H em· blem are for Head, Heart, Handa near Utica_ . and He•lth. Seaeiona extend from lune 111> Miu BlakesJee Ia 'the d•uabter hrou1h June 20 when "Foeua on ol local Acrtculturnl Alent •nd Miss .Patrlci• Blalcealee lna'Gordon Atkiu wUI repreeent Meigt <:ounty nes:t week at tbe Junior Leadmbip (:amp at Camp Ohio 8· Off The " ire , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., To·Study Heart, Head, Hands, Health '·li'IY'Ai son married the former prince. Jn 1042. the Czech vlilaee of Lidlca wu wiped out by the G~r­ man Gestapo In reprlul for · the auasamaUon of a Nazi official. In 1948, supersonic lllflht lira~ was oUiclally reve•led. t:l.iCKe · ill .na .. Our report of a couple of weeks ago that ghouls stoop as low as anytime in history right here In Meigs County received On :hlo . dote In history , confirmation today. · · ~.;,;;.;,,;.;,;,;;;;,;;;,;;;,_ . In 17'NI, the Cont_inent•l Con · It hlld been observed lhot nowero plllft!d on a eertaln ~·-ftell appointed a committee to In the Brldford Cemetery (Bndbury) for Memortol grl>e Q ~lctr drart " Declaratlo~ ot IndependDay had been otolen. · · toli"-'• ~net. . Now we have learned thltl in anoth~r rural cemetery 20 8 •.~·.; · 000 Jn lAM, Ann•polla graduated ih ,. flrat ~1111. .~ 1mles from thf llradford Church in the Birmingham area a TodatflJ 't~tldl\eldar Jllne 10, tn 1898~ U. S. MarJnea begin an Thought for today: from Ecclet- family had taken a new American tlag .together with choice the 181.. fQ', of ·tttl .)'elf, wtth inVIIion of Cuba •ln tbe Spanish· laatea Book t : "II there anything potted plants to the grave of a loved oae. By this week wherect it may be R•ld, tee, thhi this grave too had been ravaged. ~ mol;l!f<l•'' ln !lilt. Amerlt~~ Wor. The · if ;apl"'o.Ohl~l Ill .ln. 1~1, ' )\r!' El'neSI Simpson, b neiV? It hath been already· ot · flrat q~. · an ~merlc~~ i.,;wom•n, met the old time, which waa before u •. llob Caroon, Leading Creek's leading philosopher who is Tile _.hll · .atl~ ·1.11, 81turn. Prin~. oi ~ea. for the flrat pushing far past the 90s, likes to tell of the young fellow who The evenli'iJ lte Mereucy, time. Stx Yetra later Mra Simp· was told by his new father-in-law: · "<lo out and make fiOO and I'll give you a hundred dollars." The young man hustled around, in a few days bad earned his hundred, and returned to tbe source of the offer for his pr~~·· Looking him square in the face, the old mao observed: If yoU' can mate money tllat foot, you don't need m help." In the office of Ron Swinger. local manager or tEe Ohio • Tire directors 111nd omcera of Power Company and president of the Pomeroy Chamber of the 'zaac Walton Le11ue met Co~.merce!saw Friday. fra~. these words: Monda:' evening In a worll: 101· Wlen somelltlnR hoe lieen done • porlleular w0y for 11 Ilion 1i!l the League F•rm, Che1ter. Char'ea Radford, pre1ident, '" ZO years, It Is prttty gO'od lli~n, In lbose •"-"«hiJiimH, ' . presldrd the meetJna: at lhatlle10 be cJone a ,beller WIJ'. ' which time made td Mr . .Springer wasn I sure of the auth011 Of 'i~e ·words, .but purthase baaa we llgreerl they would fit wen coming ·from the top mall of to pond. the American Gas and EIC!Cl!Flc Company. Pltlllp Sporn · we also recalled that Boss Kelt~ ring, tlie late ~at iftti!i;ior tlipae ma!14 loved to make slmUar obset!va~ Hdwefer Jtetl•.cng ih ' fiad e4 tbe time interval dOwR~Ia t.! 'i~on.l~/ ;" '• · •v· It also Is interesting 1& 1 ole at In atatecraft 1 law allout D•J· to be mo~ernized Is sup a.l!y !Pny, oa , It .IIIMda 'n eve· ~ef'TI. tili troup, ~~n~lt?}t has worlced p~si'a'biy well ~or The Alm..""ftQC . You \YI;1l bbaerve that oiUve plants ara 'happieat under ~~ natlve t'reet. · (' ~ ~ . For in.!ltanee, lieech fetn Is Jo · called becauaes it seema to have a great fOndneu for beech trte.Jand as 1t th: ·best When growin,l'! in. their &bade. Wtld liles o( 1.he ...art. ley also seem to prefer asr~oc~tion 1 WHO 11r Clllt Tan ye&(!. I I these trees arow best. When seen grcwine with maidenhair fern on a moist, rich woodland alope beneath the sb•de of the.~~e · mag· nilicent trees, ·yeUow lady aUpper It the wilct garden is located un- makes a gorgeous picturt1. der trees 1et the leavea fall natur· A wild garden may even be ally The mogt delicate fel'nl and wild flowers will t"Ome up through mude in a s.fiady spot between two the leaves without •ny trouble. tf buildings. Here It would :be wile to leaves are raked off, many of the start with the mo11t hardy wild· little plants will be killed for their !Iowen Bnd ferns, oocuionally el· \ delicate tips need the Protection of perbnenting with a few of the leaves and are also easily broken rarer onea. But, always detennioe when tou(!bed by the rate. Heavy before planting 'whether your soil drift& ot leaves sho1!~d be removed b acid, neutt'itl or alkaline. ' ,In _,.~!a ·it would be well to --~-------... ~arefully to a thin coating. • In selecting plants tt ls· Wise to a44~ i.tiih .fl)Veriog of l'aves If no llf leaves i1 Uktilr to follow Nature's ltiad tiy 'Ob~ naWat f the typre of wild plants erow:inl relltb th~S!)Ot. Oak, hickory, tunat)lf'ally in your ·atea. She ·h81!J lj' -birc~.~,. elm, dogwood and BU.· ~n oboos!Df lliO 'mati!i'iof for clr ft'iilple <'. )elves. are to- be preyour laUti.Kie' foJI ttie 1 ~i­ lerre4 !dr lbll jiurpose. Surpriltng tions ..~2:~~ding yintt lOCal ~ell remtts are often ,obtained with NIW ~a e1~, .~ , tb_,w~~·G o• one .inch ~ ~II ~ted sawdust. Mr. and Mrs. R~>xie Price (former Oarol oWent) of Darton are ""-- - - - - - - -........ Chinese 11:"\)' by'ri1illnilng across all'ileul'leiDI the bltth Qf a •on born ~e·w' . to the China malnloild !rom Que. June tth. lie weiehed . e Jbs. and moy. The agft!cY quoteil' 'N:Year· 10 oz. aM baa been named. Scott ol4 Ho Veh-chen 11 ·..YJ:dt ile Hmtd. trandpilrents of tbe new ft'! "eaW ·na future 1n. ninahlm«: .in tJf !lie ·'1flt lloptlst names ol' jii..,.J~s involved · \n · •' c~uteh, MIMlepot't wilt meet · ~rt~es. , . . , Asked how much paint will be "feded to cov6< the 18 foot • , _ tht• cdining Taesday. The 'EJecta 1 high and 84xl75 area of block, Charley reported: , Sunday will be the 182nd anoiversary. of ' cause it embraces a history which thrills the Cftele .,..m meet at the home of Nli:W: Vj)BK UP! - .,..,. steel don 't know. Thoae guys huve spllled a few bucketrulls "I the birth bf the Sta<a a lid Stripe,;, otherwise heart and represents . a national ideal that Mr1 owen Bratton on Pifat S)reet. waa:e talks, alreldy deadlocked on already " known as "Fla•o n-·." The ~v.,ftt iClr4lp llll'! :l!IPII at •'"'"""1"1 -!,;; !lie{ 0\'f,, l1'9~ble ..,.., serves as a beacon to men who treasure freeThe Kelly plant wUI look like what we were tolkm. obooll ttt, 11ome of Mrs.· Lillian JleGhee w~re •nd boW the negotiators The American people haV1! been reminded ·dom everywhere. earlier this week - a program to promote preltielf up jo. ' • of it so often that It is hardly necessary to mention again that the flag is but an emblem Howevw simple or coolly the material from wifith It Is made, however appealing the colors, It is the artangement of the stars and stripes and the . principles Sfll'lbollzed that give it the de'p meaning It has for every Amerioan. · To the American, no flag is so beautiful, tllough there are other beautiful flags, be· • • BILL ATI"RACTS OPPOSffiON <~blicans .in t~ Ohio House Jiml.llifh.es aDd S.aate are making Two Junior Leaders Named To Represent Meigs County ean-p Ohio, Near Utica, Sessions · 2.--DIUy ~nUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June IS, 1959 '-~entating Editorially ~. ' •• '·•' Massey-Ferguson' MOWERS - RAKES - BALERS COME IN and SEE THEM AT FULTON THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES liE SUBI! OF QUALITY, SERVICE, VAI.~ POMEROY OHIO '1 ' '. �1t...,.a,.EA_G.;...;u;......ER,.,..., _L......, Bowles To Pitch· At Gallipolis; Pt. Pleasant Niue Coming Here Jamie Bowles , big Mtdd 1epo rt righthander, will start ~h e first gam e at Gatlipohs tomorrow .in the PACO -: J round of Ohio Valley Associa tion games, but likely won' t try th e sa me ir on- hs, where Keith Mitchell, dad of thrf'"' baseball playing son• hi• Put to&ether a stronc team , &wlct man tric k of Last week ing on'e , not tW•I gtmes. It w11l be up to Middleport to de rail the early title dr~w dl ht' Gallipolis club, winners ol b&th . s s J G t• MOSSI ets t enge row mg A wee k ago he split a pa ir of wm mn g the opener 5-Q and drop7 - inn1ng .e.am<"s wi •t: ''onwrO\', ptnl: the nightcap 1-Q. At Gall Lpu· Ov er 3-1L~SS 'f0 Hot .4., ~tiat United Pr•n lntern•tlon•l About Itt" Take it from Don Mossi-t h.e Yan kees ain 't wha t thDy used to · Mr. ·.Tttt Ml"' Cecil Ferrel or b(• Char'"*~" were visiHng his brnth· II too'k M0tisi fi·,:- y{·a r s to hea l 'IO,Mili<r. and Mrs. dyde Ferrel and t he Yankees four tun es with the n · Sunday. Clr\'f'lan d hu\ h1• did it for \ he fourth tLmc m a tht rd of a .; sf'ason Frtday ni~ h\ when the D('t rni t Tt~crs dumped th e world dGft. tha; rul• .._k HY r· JI1CfS l) ble Bill Skowron drove home llec- .- Dailt Sentinel; Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .; June IS , 1959 '· Casper SPORTS ' llillt t~ . . ,. . •·on··· ,.,n Jn dLan ~ ~news :' ' Hiestand Wins lith Title In ~. MONEY! ' I• 144: Shooting ,~ ~ :Call 110-X -'or •'397 for 2-week Trial. the c.r1et... 1~1,..:. Rold, Su.oday ~boo ·.I t 1:80 a. ria. Woral:tip MI'Yi-ce 10:" a. m. Revival 1ervices ••ch evtnhtJ at 8. Tbe t••• evl!llfelilt l1 Rev. Lucian Mount. of S..lb VIenna.. o . .,11 wekome. R~. Marion WUII1m1. Pastor:. flit -Aih-ttl _ , Church, s. s. Sup!, Lloyd DillInc.. , g,ao wo,.ablp ~erv1«1 at 10:48. Tuea. WSoS Jrtil>eUftl 1t tJie home of E)eanor Soflea, Wed. eve. at uo ·fnld .... . , _ ....!.... pro, Claude HarmOn . Snead . stil liar from sharp, wai ut 145, aldng With ,Bob Rosburg and Lioncl Hebeh, J!l.~~ younger brother. Normally, Cas,er, who~ys he his rotund atomacb ·because "llike to eat too much/' ' Js noted fO{. his Pitting. But , WI day he "'J\Ulled cirefli.Uy, juSt ft'yln.g ' to get liown in Ave,, , Pomtto)l \io.nal CtlDtchi lC:intabury were Habert, Gene Littler an the Winged Foot Golf Clllb'a home ""On't go ·on a diet to Mulberry SElMON Em MOrnine aervlee at •11 wJtb Gdd The PnJ.terVu ol Man the auhJect of ihe le110n termon •Del the Golden t'est: Preterve me, 0 God, for in thee do 1 put iny trlllt. ~IDll 1&: I. \Vedneai.11)' even· lng HJ'Vlce a't 1- 1he pUbUc Ia t:otdlaUy invite~ to attend. 1M good·\ookln& BillY- •o wi'h his first ..ou ..il "'D·, Pla"l,e, Player-Manager Phil Collifis of tb~. ~ Mt+ch.ants' WlsFor1 back !lflr-stMded fi'Odp of 20 1 ·~ 'Q 1 othtr go\feh- witb Ben ft(IJan, seekil1g to bc'ednte die tint for· ~'.';;'To;.:: ••~·~~".::::";.~ :: ba!Hlbali 1~11111, currently 1-l In tb~ 1lfil'6 ~ ~tion, player ta the ~ since OVA teams are '-'o-• 1 ........ !las li<lpfs Iff liW1itng jjfte o1 the ~ pf ' ' ftlffs in lht Sam Snead, Arnold if'ahner, Doug Ford, Gery Player, Car)' MMidlt· Bay til tnrlliid -.Ha iii i tt20 l••tu• lltt~ !IIJ'Iiimer. . eofJ, Mike SOuchak, Do\V , Finatet· and Palmer. Ford and Souchat ~:.~~[! ~~:.~~~ colllno llilllllrit!'M fiM ..ee~o t~e~ed !IG\t c.'IRillliham. wa\d and Jay Hetbert lll)Gny those were a't 141 Whtle Finaterwald Pomeroy, J.1 '"'' Mlddleporl, ,, ace rJf the Pom~ High staff Ibis 'lll!'liiJ, !II be ~ uli'Rorm, chasing him. and Ernie Vossler were tied at 142. · I h.ost to Pt. PJeannt on it1 aew pttaibly thts SUnday. (..'Unilinfljim lias lt!t'..ntd ·ffmh. fpOrtS "This could ·~ " the greateSt Children'l Home Hill diamcmd activi'ty &bout the tiM~ . sc~1 was ·out With Mtcat 'prolJ. scramble of them all," pred icted Four Btrokes off Casper'a .. Tupper.w ltThettetond ..~, lfl Itt. mofllr 'CJ.rtiliM klenal liclefY, MAMARONlX:~, N. Y. (UP!) - Billy Ca<~per, o bell)> C'lli· fornian who like• to eat and play galt - In tHat ol'der - led the field by one shol today with two more rounds 1o go In who! mar be the greatest last day scramble in the his· tar'y Gf the U. s, Open gqlf champ_io::.:n::.:::.: sh'"P..,· · -:;---,----:;:-;o:--=,- w1ll h.ave sufficient problems Pitch lbontb at PW..O, th~ Tutado7 a1 IAD•i ftOm. CJ1 o1 Boir<l lbMIIIIi lor Lopez with the Yan.kees' only run in the second. ne xt to the county Infirmary. lems. Bttt his doctor ts repoNed ready to give b1ffi: tft6 "go- Hebert, and Casper asr¥d. The Kanqs City Athletics beat Players have wnr'ked'hard (hi the ahead" sJ.cn. · One stroke back of · hhn were the Boston Red 8ttx, -S·l , in the l.ield to get it. into .- ,tllpt for ,ll•y this is good news for ev. e'r"l.fnfle, BOb arid ·Jib: ll!:fifrin , ite" ift Hogan , with a .secomi round 11 to only other Amtmean League game this year. They b'elieve they .Yt •j~ ,., Friday night. In the National come up with an adeqUite c1ia· school, as well as for his OVA teatn. It i!h't !IUC\ League, the Chlc1a:o c ubs ripped motld. for the Pomeroy opponents. ' the Milwaukee Braves, 9-'7 , the If Cunningham gets )Qs stJD, bY toml7ttO'W he'll 1ilt~li be San rrandBOO Glints downed the thls .Pom~roy club 111150 :~:~~ I seen tn action agaitlst Point P1easan1 On .lbe _ M ttcbliillf' neW "h'l • 1 h' Phi to have acquired reliab1e . ._ tJiam p u •n~ , 3·] . r I Du e p l& 1 llie1, 3.{), On a a Sbppl)' Of WhiCh hll beeft J<ln!Y (liamond just around the cOrner from Jim Dte!hl's llhft ·Ron A , t or no pa rt ic ular im five-inning no-hitter by Mike Me· sinee ·Phil Colllnil re-ot.gantted the Springer's new homes on Mulberry-llV Hffl: ·, ' S~VE pnrlnnt : Cormifk, the Loa: AnJelell DodKers "){erclLants'' three 1uetrs aJO into Incidentally, the Merchants are sta-irl~ il"W"'"e maws tr"'beat the PittabLJrP, Piratel, 9-fi, 1~ D:fl51" J N1 1 s1 r. if yo u saw Case v Sten- and the St. 'Louis cardinals scored an OVA entl"J. Inc to ftcure a way to keep Diehl and S ~gn from witching Soft Water Saves You g•·l \lorm .around the Yankee IQ 1 nl .. lct , Q . UPI h Ernie Kauff., huakr rieht haod·. the ball o:~a.mes up there for free. It wou1A ..be embarr~ssinP to · n ns, u-1 v ory over t e er p1'tcheA credil,bl• ••alnal "-•:... e ..1! ' 1 !M. ' :"1 c;o Hjestrand Of Much ·Mon ~ han It Costs drcs!mg room her.a ulle mice a gam aCincmnatl .Reda. ..., ~ ~ mn.~ " pass the. hat" to that. pair of faDS, as, ~~y:_,~.,Ll ¥Jl~i'. Spring11th stale , sin...;._S<tqp, Doctor Bills. Wa- his wCJrld ('hampion s are below ·;ilepOrt Jut week, his support ' f t t I t d b t ood bl b d'·tan fr at the 7Std aneae er U!i ce · om 11'1' ,U s In g Equipment, t he 500-mark The old champs ch~veland :&.t Waahlngton an4 a!it!ld being sliihtly sbaky and hi1i er s ron s oop oca e a ou g touhtamerlt jUs! don 't seem to be abl e. to win Chicago i1't Baltimore were rained matt•' be,ta beins , tilled In left field. ·, . . . . Clothing. tli ~ big one anymor e and no one out. Bowlls' bi& cqrve. out he Ia e~~t· ·py th"t way, sports fans of Pomeroy eaO ~ .two"·reaRy: fine cominifl· h mor£! hep to the sad 11tate than Ernie 'Bankl and Lee Walls pected lo iritpnve with work lnd athletes'tomorrow pla~ing against Pomeroy. 1. • crOWI\ afC· Stengel. each beJtea 1: hnmer and drove itt the Pomeroy bat• ahould ~gin One .is Richard (fbndu) H~nderson, iRa~,e ov..er. tlie hilf, ith I' o I "Wt> ain't going any place until three fdiiJ . tn the Cubs' victor)' ringing ·~•in soon. but still one of the most stylish and Ukel e~·athleU& ber~· " ovr thf <Btlve;fl WIHth dealth Lew Abo, ColUt11 came up witb a 8bo t& Th th '· · t d t d R··~ sJ ith 1 w•· l(et over tt\~t liOO-mark," IBYR ltu'rd'ette liia lltth defeat of tbe real find in lltll Wllaon, 1P1ntbet e ~. er"' JUS «ra U~ e u.o~.f. ~- .~Y, ·~ re u · liJ[id<.lk. who wo~ . !oilt•ngcl " An d Wt' just don 't seem year . John Buthardt went 614 Senl{lr-to·be thll rail, who whlte- pl't1f~ss1Dnal ptosp6cts if he wants to tate~ ~p. ' ' to be able to do Jt ." innings to lfltl up bls third Wlh Wllllhed Middleport by that l-0 the OVA this season should, but .p'r(j&~t~ ·~·t · atlJ'Ilct with. 199 hitS The TLgers scored two runs in although he heeded help from Blh score in the serond a:ame last mare .attention_from fans than us~at. .T~P·i~tep··schm ~~3n't ta~•els but l!!esttabd. the second inning on three sing!" Henty In tue • •• d t~ur(;uJhOU I a . lb fl ro,S(~_,· W ta~t 2% framea . week, allowing onlu 2 smalli sh I5 Ia•Vllhi y spnnw.e • II~ record · O,f and a double •ball added ~ ,..."!': outatanding " another in theplay third on aand walk , a Ed Mathew• hit hls 21st and 22nd hits polis leaning heavily on several of Mark. Wrlie's wlthout Pomeroy, Ohio ri 25 bl11IB steal and Charlie 'Maxwell's dou· homen~ of the ye1r. Johnny LO· The Pomeroy letm m1kes a col · athletes. , · t , Jan also homered for the 'B raes. ortul shOwinH" In theit new Cln· ~ese yOU Ill players are the first. fruits 'of thls an!•'s· Lil$1~ Vandalia, Georie Ctowe's sacrifice fly cinnatl·Myle unlf(lll'ma. and Pony League programl of ..ant·yeats. Th4! re· cham· lro.J with baaesirifilled in th.e lOth Inningthedrove the decisive run CINCINNATI UPI - Tbe Cln· are gratifying, and worth se~11g. 200. DllYt! . Won th'e ' ' 0 pT0 ME TRI8 T for th.e Cardinals as Lindy Mt· cJnnatl Reds hll\1! either the Daniel pH:ked ul) hls fourth Yl~· home run Ieider or 11 player In a 25-blrcl l!:alt CoUrt Street, tory and Tom Acker suffered hit top contention for the leadenhip ot we•t ·iiJ;ii..:ii:;;=="-====""1 YOU ACTUALLY I ; Tueaday • But~ DfSK • ' St. rt~~.tuie lvi ..... ICII LuthiNII JoJm Rkhlfd· Sunday ·aftei- Sobool two," . Sixty-one players were trimmed from the fleld for today'a finll two rounds, Wltb .a total ~ of 1~ for 36 bolls gOOd tftoutr:h to make it. The ToW lSb abd ties qualify rot the IJ.nll d.W's pia} aad there ... ..•·,.i' . "t;;i1.iii:SO•., . ;o;;..!;;;;;; Sand~sktw•,.";;;!S;;;iir01iJr; ;~i,.·;o • <-llhgan Soh Water Service ....... ' ~~~;:~~~;~~but~~~~: w• COMPTOI!o.Jn, o• D• romer., Offlee Hours: 8 to tz, ~ the Red1 ~E:d_B:a~tl:c~y~h:•:m:•:r•:d~ro:r~ln~rl~ve~o~r~tll~e:•l~c~~~~~·~aJI~uo~•~'" "Wh&ch they tl~etatl farm club1. z to i. (Qoae lt~lf~-~~-;~~~~~~'~"~'~'~•·~·-· Senators Win ~ttle ~gue Contest 11·2 F.,. Yankees or : · ··c.,.ative Pow•r ~,_ .P..•' ~wer· ' tied witb regulatiOn WHERE Yilt 'YCbll MAY c)(j a· h• In liiUe udngs . ·ldr,re.iiiBl) we reatlti> · • . '5 M's ilmile; a linY.· shOe . ' ' .. :,, ('1-i! relkt tu , ', :re~thfortheskies. IJ!e lit tie ·lhing$, as II wdfd of praise p.a..ed !'b 1_0 ·• ne!t!Jt¥t',,ife.llwlworker, or yes, even-to a stranger. A Uttle inel'tal t>ra~e~ lor l!'.~lil~solat~ ·~_(i;-:tftl}' ~d 'hlm on h~""a:y Wi!h a so~g in his heat(. 8 ,sprlng in tlie .~lep.,_A, .Utue, .\b!!li!,\lk~ a \Vord of commend allon doesn I cost anything yet may make • 8\ICtess oq 1,O!'tfllur,~ . . -' · ·· · :· ·<lod ~aka to -U. fhi-oltlh. Iiiii~ 'flllliBs 'J!I"ll' He· spe-aks through jis. to otoos In 'lblnp _we '!O. ·lo -b~lp' ·aud e11oouftlg~ ~-et'l'i~~ !II>t~s w,bs of1eh lit the eJiilteli service; iltd u. -~r~l!•!l'~hip;~•ble1 bs lo ,..,.,.,.. and give tile UlUe lhin~ go 6ften generate su~}j pay.:er· - U! a.nd ltuU't! ~sulh: The ChutcH is>lirsl'ln : ""iDudg out lor us lbllse thl'• "s t'-•• W~ ea~not, ~v'!! cOunt.' . ' ·ef~~ aU · _ · sue~ " rv .r '"' i'ct. Gl ' .!8 .!144 .516 3 '"'t .Mil Ill .!00 • ' .,~rtJ\~·e ~ofil!i~·~ill, in _spl11e measure." ·foster ond help sustqin . fo _r,~mch • Is good H"' family ond. community life, 'this feature Is ' V. D•. EDWARDS IIINfrn<• of"itlJ 'rypeo ..........,., ll'h0111 MK , i .... -~ •' . ,. StiFft.IR RED ANCHOR .STANDINGS Unlhd ' ' " ' tntHNtlett~l Niltert~l Milwaukee ~n Fntnel•r.o · • Angelt!s L... UtWl L. Pet. Ga 38 23 .1189 SS 25 .MD or 1 .JUST . QltiV~ . J~ . 3 ( 2~ .1130. 3 30 2! .51~ 4 29 211 .liOO 5 27 30 .474 1 ~~~ 39 32 .• 1. 91\ 21 38 .889 11 Prklaty'• bsults Chic... 9 Milwaukee 7 la~t flra~t, J Jthila. 0 ~tltht, S Inn. lt. L. 2 C\ucl. 1 tO Inn.. nltht ~- Anwohlo 9 Plttoll•rth 6 In a ll)lltter o( mi~utea our 114feiy inspectors will check ·your car. All ilems'· affecting your driving ·..tety and ~ pi .a, oomplete · ol your car, ' , recort on the n~l Chi<IIOCleveland Baltimore Dttroit ){lt•ua Cily . ' Melt• Co11n'tY tA.I '!'be tax books ·are no"' optn' c.olleetlon of the 19S8 Ril~ti•· E ~i~·· ~-,.:~~~ ' ' ' J.lnquent taX.. ClosinR " f(>MEROY, OHIO ' l - WE . ' . '' t .!1111 1/W. jponsorild by the business firms ·ond organizations whose names liPI*Qr.. ~low. . · ·11' IJI ',VVI,· .... . ,l ' · 'I 111 -~ !>!. ' ' . PAY ' . ,,.. -'" . '' - ~ 7 ' �1t...,.a,.EA_G.;...;u;......ER,.,..., _L......, Bowles To Pitch· At Gallipolis; Pt. Pleasant Niue Coming Here Jamie Bowles , big Mtdd 1epo rt righthander, will start ~h e first gam e at Gatlipohs tomorrow .in the PACO -: J round of Ohio Valley Associa tion games, but likely won' t try th e sa me ir on- hs, where Keith Mitchell, dad of thrf'"' baseball playing son• hi• Put to&ether a stronc team , &wlct man tric k of Last week ing on'e , not tW•I gtmes. It w11l be up to Middleport to de rail the early title dr~w dl ht' Gallipolis club, winners ol b&th . s s J G t• MOSSI ets t enge row mg A wee k ago he split a pa ir of wm mn g the opener 5-Q and drop7 - inn1ng .e.am<"s wi •t: ''onwrO\', ptnl: the nightcap 1-Q. At Gall Lpu· Ov er 3-1L~SS 'f0 Hot .4., ~tiat United Pr•n lntern•tlon•l About Itt" Take it from Don Mossi-t h.e Yan kees ain 't wha t thDy used to · Mr. ·.Tttt Ml"' Cecil Ferrel or b(• Char'"*~" were visiHng his brnth· II too'k M0tisi fi·,:- y{·a r s to hea l 'IO,Mili<r. and Mrs. dyde Ferrel and t he Yankees four tun es with the n · Sunday. Clr\'f'lan d hu\ h1• did it for \ he fourth tLmc m a tht rd of a .; sf'ason Frtday ni~ h\ when the D('t rni t Tt~crs dumped th e world dGft. tha; rul• .._k HY r· JI1CfS l) ble Bill Skowron drove home llec- .- Dailt Sentinel; Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .; June IS , 1959 '· Casper SPORTS ' llillt t~ . . ,. . •·on··· ,.,n Jn dLan ~ ~news :' ' Hiestand Wins lith Title In ~. MONEY! ' I• 144: Shooting ,~ ~ :Call 110-X -'or •'397 for 2-week Trial. the c.r1et... 1~1,..:. Rold, Su.oday ~boo ·.I t 1:80 a. ria. Woral:tip MI'Yi-ce 10:" a. m. Revival 1ervices ••ch evtnhtJ at 8. Tbe t••• evl!llfelilt l1 Rev. Lucian Mount. of S..lb VIenna.. o . .,11 wekome. R~. Marion WUII1m1. Pastor:. flit -Aih-ttl _ , Church, s. s. Sup!, Lloyd DillInc.. , g,ao wo,.ablp ~erv1«1 at 10:48. Tuea. WSoS Jrtil>eUftl 1t tJie home of E)eanor Soflea, Wed. eve. at uo ·fnld .... . , _ ....!.... pro, Claude HarmOn . Snead . stil liar from sharp, wai ut 145, aldng With ,Bob Rosburg and Lioncl Hebeh, J!l.~~ younger brother. Normally, Cas,er, who~ys he his rotund atomacb ·because "llike to eat too much/' ' Js noted fO{. his Pitting. But , WI day he "'J\Ulled cirefli.Uy, juSt ft'yln.g ' to get liown in Ave,, , Pomtto)l \io.nal CtlDtchi lC:intabury were Habert, Gene Littler an the Winged Foot Golf Clllb'a home ""On't go ·on a diet to Mulberry SElMON Em MOrnine aervlee at •11 wJtb Gdd The PnJ.terVu ol Man the auhJect of ihe le110n termon •Del the Golden t'est: Preterve me, 0 God, for in thee do 1 put iny trlllt. ~IDll 1&: I. \Vedneai.11)' even· lng HJ'Vlce a't 1- 1he pUbUc Ia t:otdlaUy invite~ to attend. 1M good·\ookln& BillY- •o wi'h his first ..ou ..il "'D·, Pla"l,e, Player-Manager Phil Collifis of tb~. ~ Mt+ch.ants' WlsFor1 back !lflr-stMded fi'Odp of 20 1 ·~ 'Q 1 othtr go\feh- witb Ben ft(IJan, seekil1g to bc'ednte die tint for· ~'.';;'To;.:: ••~·~~".::::";.~ :: ba!Hlbali 1~11111, currently 1-l In tb~ 1lfil'6 ~ ~tion, player ta the ~ since OVA teams are '-'o-• 1 ........ !las li<lpfs Iff liW1itng jjfte o1 the ~ pf ' ' ftlffs in lht Sam Snead, Arnold if'ahner, Doug Ford, Gery Player, Car)' MMidlt· Bay til tnrlliid -.Ha iii i tt20 l••tu• lltt~ !IIJ'Iiimer. . eofJ, Mike SOuchak, Do\V , Finatet· and Palmer. Ford and Souchat ~:.~~[! ~~:.~~~ colllno llilllllrit!'M fiM ..ee~o t~e~ed !IG\t c.'IRillliham. wa\d and Jay Hetbert lll)Gny those were a't 141 Whtle Finaterwald Pomeroy, J.1 '"'' Mlddleporl, ,, ace rJf the Pom~ High staff Ibis 'lll!'liiJ, !II be ~ uli'Rorm, chasing him. and Ernie Vossler were tied at 142. · I h.ost to Pt. PJeannt on it1 aew pttaibly thts SUnday. (..'Unilinfljim lias lt!t'..ntd ·ffmh. fpOrtS "This could ·~ " the greateSt Children'l Home Hill diamcmd activi'ty &bout the tiM~ . sc~1 was ·out With Mtcat 'prolJ. scramble of them all," pred icted Four Btrokes off Casper'a .. Tupper.w ltThettetond ..~, lfl Itt. mofllr 'CJ.rtiliM klenal liclefY, MAMARONlX:~, N. Y. (UP!) - Billy Ca<~per, o bell)> C'lli· fornian who like• to eat and play galt - In tHat ol'der - led the field by one shol today with two more rounds 1o go In who! mar be the greatest last day scramble in the his· tar'y Gf the U. s, Open gqlf champ_io::.:n::.:::.: sh'"P..,· · -:;---,----:;:-;o:--=,- w1ll h.ave sufficient problems Pitch lbontb at PW..O, th~ Tutado7 a1 IAD•i ftOm. CJ1 o1 Boir<l lbMIIIIi lor Lopez with the Yan.kees' only run in the second. ne xt to the county Infirmary. lems. Bttt his doctor ts repoNed ready to give b1ffi: tft6 "go- Hebert, and Casper asr¥d. The Kanqs City Athletics beat Players have wnr'ked'hard (hi the ahead" sJ.cn. · One stroke back of · hhn were the Boston Red 8ttx, -S·l , in the l.ield to get it. into .- ,tllpt for ,ll•y this is good news for ev. e'r"l.fnfle, BOb arid ·Jib: ll!:fifrin , ite" ift Hogan , with a .secomi round 11 to only other Amtmean League game this year. They b'elieve they .Yt •j~ ,., Friday night. In the National come up with an adeqUite c1ia· school, as well as for his OVA teatn. It i!h't !IUC\ League, the Chlc1a:o c ubs ripped motld. for the Pomeroy opponents. ' the Milwaukee Braves, 9-'7 , the If Cunningham gets )Qs stJD, bY toml7ttO'W he'll 1ilt~li be San rrandBOO Glints downed the thls .Pom~roy club 111150 :~:~~ I seen tn action agaitlst Point P1easan1 On .lbe _ M ttcbliillf' neW "h'l • 1 h' Phi to have acquired reliab1e . ._ tJiam p u •n~ , 3·] . r I Du e p l& 1 llie1, 3.{), On a a Sbppl)' Of WhiCh hll beeft J<ln!Y (liamond just around the cOrner from Jim Dte!hl's llhft ·Ron A , t or no pa rt ic ular im five-inning no-hitter by Mike Me· sinee ·Phil Colllnil re-ot.gantted the Springer's new homes on Mulberry-llV Hffl: ·, ' S~VE pnrlnnt : Cormifk, the Loa: AnJelell DodKers "){erclLants'' three 1uetrs aJO into Incidentally, the Merchants are sta-irl~ il"W"'"e maws tr"'beat the PittabLJrP, Piratel, 9-fi, 1~ D:fl51" J N1 1 s1 r. if yo u saw Case v Sten- and the St. 'Louis cardinals scored an OVA entl"J. Inc to ftcure a way to keep Diehl and S ~gn from witching Soft Water Saves You g•·l \lorm .around the Yankee IQ 1 nl .. lct , Q . UPI h Ernie Kauff., huakr rieht haod·. the ball o:~a.mes up there for free. It wou1A ..be embarr~ssinP to · n ns, u-1 v ory over t e er p1'tcheA credil,bl• ••alnal "-•:... e ..1! ' 1 !M. ' :"1 c;o Hjestrand Of Much ·Mon ~ han It Costs drcs!mg room her.a ulle mice a gam aCincmnatl .Reda. ..., ~ ~ mn.~ " pass the. hat" to that. pair of faDS, as, ~~y:_,~.,Ll ¥Jl~i'. Spring11th stale , sin...;._S<tqp, Doctor Bills. Wa- his wCJrld ('hampion s are below ·;ilepOrt Jut week, his support ' f t t I t d b t ood bl b d'·tan fr at the 7Std aneae er U!i ce · om 11'1' ,U s In g Equipment, t he 500-mark The old champs ch~veland :&.t Waahlngton an4 a!it!ld being sliihtly sbaky and hi1i er s ron s oop oca e a ou g touhtamerlt jUs! don 't seem to be abl e. to win Chicago i1't Baltimore were rained matt•' be,ta beins , tilled In left field. ·, . . . . Clothing. tli ~ big one anymor e and no one out. Bowlls' bi& cqrve. out he Ia e~~t· ·py th"t way, sports fans of Pomeroy eaO ~ .two"·reaRy: fine cominifl· h mor£! hep to the sad 11tate than Ernie 'Bankl and Lee Walls pected lo iritpnve with work lnd athletes'tomorrow pla~ing against Pomeroy. 1. • crOWI\ afC· Stengel. each beJtea 1: hnmer and drove itt the Pomeroy bat• ahould ~gin One .is Richard (fbndu) H~nderson, iRa~,e ov..er. tlie hilf, ith I' o I "Wt> ain't going any place until three fdiiJ . tn the Cubs' victor)' ringing ·~•in soon. but still one of the most stylish and Ukel e~·athleU& ber~· " ovr thf <Btlve;fl WIHth dealth Lew Abo, ColUt11 came up witb a 8bo t& Th th '· · t d t d R··~ sJ ith 1 w•· l(et over tt\~t liOO-mark," IBYR ltu'rd'ette liia lltth defeat of tbe real find in lltll Wllaon, 1P1ntbet e ~. er"' JUS «ra U~ e u.o~.f. ~- .~Y, ·~ re u · liJ[id<.lk. who wo~ . !oilt•ngcl " An d Wt' just don 't seem year . John Buthardt went 614 Senl{lr-to·be thll rail, who whlte- pl't1f~ss1Dnal ptosp6cts if he wants to tate~ ~p. ' ' to be able to do Jt ." innings to lfltl up bls third Wlh Wllllhed Middleport by that l-0 the OVA this season should, but .p'r(j&~t~ ·~·t · atlJ'Ilct with. 199 hitS The TLgers scored two runs in although he heeded help from Blh score in the serond a:ame last mare .attention_from fans than us~at. .T~P·i~tep··schm ~~3n't ta~•els but l!!esttabd. the second inning on three sing!" Henty In tue • •• d t~ur(;uJhOU I a . lb fl ro,S(~_,· W ta~t 2% framea . week, allowing onlu 2 smalli sh I5 Ia•Vllhi y spnnw.e • II~ record · O,f and a double •ball added ~ ,..."!': outatanding " another in theplay third on aand walk , a Ed Mathew• hit hls 21st and 22nd hits polis leaning heavily on several of Mark. Wrlie's wlthout Pomeroy, Ohio ri 25 bl11IB steal and Charlie 'Maxwell's dou· homen~ of the ye1r. Johnny LO· The Pomeroy letm m1kes a col · athletes. , · t , Jan also homered for the 'B raes. ortul shOwinH" In theit new Cln· ~ese yOU Ill players are the first. fruits 'of thls an!•'s· Lil$1~ Vandalia, Georie Ctowe's sacrifice fly cinnatl·Myle unlf(lll'ma. and Pony League programl of ..ant·yeats. Th4! re· cham· lro.J with baaesirifilled in th.e lOth Inningthedrove the decisive run CINCINNATI UPI - Tbe Cln· are gratifying, and worth se~11g. 200. DllYt! . Won th'e ' ' 0 pT0 ME TRI8 T for th.e Cardinals as Lindy Mt· cJnnatl Reds hll\1! either the Daniel pH:ked ul) hls fourth Yl~· home run Ieider or 11 player In a 25-blrcl l!:alt CoUrt Street, tory and Tom Acker suffered hit top contention for the leadenhip ot we•t ·iiJ;ii..:ii:;;=="-====""1 YOU ACTUALLY I ; Tueaday • But~ DfSK • ' St. rt~~.tuie lvi ..... ICII LuthiNII JoJm Rkhlfd· Sunday ·aftei- Sobool two," . Sixty-one players were trimmed from the fleld for today'a finll two rounds, Wltb .a total ~ of 1~ for 36 bolls gOOd tftoutr:h to make it. The ToW lSb abd ties qualify rot the IJ.nll d.W's pia} aad there ... ..•·,.i' . "t;;i1.iii:SO•., . ;o;;..!;;;;;; Sand~sktw•,.";;;!S;;;iir01iJr; ;~i,.·;o • <-llhgan Soh Water Service ....... ' ~~~;:~~~;~~but~~~~: w• COMPTOI!o.Jn, o• D• romer., Offlee Hours: 8 to tz, ~ the Red1 ~E:d_B:a~tl:c~y~h:•:m:•:r•:d~ro:r~ln~rl~ve~o~r~tll~e:•l~c~~~~~·~aJI~uo~•~'" "Wh&ch they tl~etatl farm club1. z to i. (Qoae lt~lf~-~~-;~~~~~~'~"~'~'~•·~·-· Senators Win ~ttle ~gue Contest 11·2 F.,. Yankees or : · ··c.,.ative Pow•r ~,_ .P..•' ~wer· ' tied witb regulatiOn WHERE Yilt 'YCbll MAY c)(j a· h• In liiUe udngs . ·ldr,re.iiiBl) we reatlti> · • . '5 M's ilmile; a linY.· shOe . ' ' .. :,, ('1-i! relkt tu , ', :re~thfortheskies. IJ!e lit tie ·lhing$, as II wdfd of praise p.a..ed !'b 1_0 ·• ne!t!Jt¥t',,ife.llwlworker, or yes, even-to a stranger. A Uttle inel'tal t>ra~e~ lor l!'.~lil~solat~ ·~_(i;-:tftl}' ~d 'hlm on h~""a:y Wi!h a so~g in his heat(. 8 ,sprlng in tlie .~lep.,_A, .Utue, .\b!!li!,\lk~ a \Vord of commend allon doesn I cost anything yet may make • 8\ICtess oq 1,O!'tfllur,~ . . -' · ·· · :· ·<lod ~aka to -U. fhi-oltlh. Iiiii~ 'flllliBs 'J!I"ll' He· spe-aks through jis. to otoos In 'lblnp _we '!O. ·lo -b~lp' ·aud e11oouftlg~ ~-et'l'i~~ !II>t~s w,bs of1eh lit the eJiilteli service; iltd u. -~r~l!•!l'~hip;~•ble1 bs lo ,..,.,.,.. and give tile UlUe lhin~ go 6ften generate su~}j pay.:er· - U! a.nd ltuU't! ~sulh: The ChutcH is>lirsl'ln : ""iDudg out lor us lbllse thl'• "s t'-•• W~ ea~not, ~v'!! cOunt.' . ' ·ef~~ aU · _ · sue~ " rv .r '"' i'ct. Gl ' .!8 .!144 .516 3 '"'t .Mil Ill .!00 • ' .,~rtJ\~·e ~ofil!i~·~ill, in _spl11e measure." ·foster ond help sustqin . fo _r,~mch • Is good H"' family ond. community life, 'this feature Is ' V. D•. EDWARDS IIINfrn<• of"itlJ 'rypeo ..........,., ll'h0111 MK , i .... -~ •' . ,. StiFft.IR RED ANCHOR .STANDINGS Unlhd ' ' " ' tntHNtlett~l Niltert~l Milwaukee ~n Fntnel•r.o · • Angelt!s L... UtWl L. Pet. Ga 38 23 .1189 SS 25 .MD or 1 .JUST . QltiV~ . J~ . 3 ( 2~ .1130. 3 30 2! .51~ 4 29 211 .liOO 5 27 30 .474 1 ~~~ 39 32 .• 1. 91\ 21 38 .889 11 Prklaty'• bsults Chic... 9 Milwaukee 7 la~t flra~t, J Jthila. 0 ~tltht, S Inn. lt. L. 2 C\ucl. 1 tO Inn.. nltht ~- Anwohlo 9 Plttoll•rth 6 In a ll)lltter o( mi~utea our 114feiy inspectors will check ·your car. All ilems'· affecting your driving ·..tety and ~ pi .a, oomplete · ol your car, ' , recort on the n~l Chi<IIOCleveland Baltimore Dttroit ){lt•ua Cily . ' Melt• Co11n'tY tA.I '!'be tax books ·are no"' optn' c.olleetlon of the 19S8 Ril~ti•· E ~i~·· ~-,.:~~~ ' ' ' J.lnquent taX.. ClosinR " f(>MEROY, OHIO ' l - WE . ' . '' t .!1111 1/W. jponsorild by the business firms ·ond organizations whose names liPI*Qr.. ~low. . · ·11' IJI ',VVI,· .... . ,l ' · 'I 111 -~ !>!. ' ' . PAY ' . ,,.. -'" . '' - ~ 7 ' �' DON'T NEED IT? Sell It Through ASentinel &-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 13, 1959 MOTOROYCIJE--'51 HARLEY DA· vtdson 74 in good condilH.Ifl. Pnced reasonably. Call YUkon 52325 -or ~~ee Eber Gt1hlan, Chester. 6-11-3tp WANT ADS ' SINGER SLANT NEEDLF...--- r~e months old, like new Pay olf balance $76.00. $8.00 per month. I F0a CONSISTENT DI!PI!NDABLI! RI!SULTS I PHONE 398 RATI!S J tMt.s per word . nne insertion. Minimum charge G <!l!lntS" per Yt'oOf'd for three coosecutive in&ertiOQS. 60 cent& - Less than three months old. Ortl!inally sold !ur $21)9.000. Balance due $97.00. Payments $7.00 per muntb. Phone 343 6 12 6tp ~ ~~ 60c 75< 00 $1~ 191 I J Not1ces VACUU~f CLEANERwith attachmer,ls. Ongmall.)l cost $179.~. Btlance due $57 .50 Take over payments $7 per 6 12 6tp month. Phone 343. KLRBY I ~00 NEt:CHI SEWLNG MACHINE Or1gmally cost $181 .50. Pay oH 25 $1.50 $2.25 $7.50 Ads received by 10 AM. will be 1n that day's paper. 1 6 12 6tp NECCHI SUPER.l\IOVA MACHINE oot: month for 30 cents per word. Full rat(' nf 3 <"eni.s per word will be charged for advertismg U not paid Wlthtn 10 days after rere1vi.ng l>lll. Errors in Advt'rtism.g - Should be ~ported immediately. The O.i.ly Se~m'CI wtll DOt be respOdlS1bie for more then one incor· reet insertion. Card of Thank..<; and S).lecial Notices of Events $1.00. Obituaries publishE'd at 1 cent per word. WORDS 1 OAY 3 DAYS 0 DAYS 1 MO. t5 60c 90c $1 .35 $4110 SpM&] Phone 343. balance $57.50. Payments $8.00 per month. Phone 343 6 12 6tp For Sole SEWING MACHINETOMATO PLANTS. MEXICANS, Hound bobbin, 66 model, origmalPritchard, rutgers., marglobe, ly sold for $179.50. Brand IICW SJNGER RE\IlV kL STAR'I'lNG JUNE ll thrJngb June 14 at Mt. Olive ChU!'Ch, Long Buttom, Ohw. r the inspiring yuung evan· &.eli.!lt, kev. G1lbert Spencer and Pastor G. Douglas CircJe. 6 8 6tc bul·pee-globe, giant italian, and burpee golden jubilee (orange). second houae east from &chool hou':l'! in Syracuse. }VHJlam H. Holmes. 6 8 6k ue.. -. ---· OF ICE CREAM SOCIAl~. ROCK pasture and water. EigJtt :-oom SPJUNGS, Methodist Churc h, house. , G . ~d barn . Outtluildlng!l. June 16, begwnmg 6 p m. Will sell reasonably Phone 6 13 3tc 24641. 6-3·12tp 79 ACRE FARM. PLENTY f•onsole cablnet. Take over payments $'1.00 per month. Phone 343. ti 12 6tp SINGER ZIG-ZAG SEWING .MA· CHINE. Like new. OriAinally cost over -$300.00. Pay off bal · once of $143.00. Payments $6.00 per month. ,Phone. 343. 6 12 6tp BLACK AND WlUTE GELDING REGISTERED BEAGJ,ES. NO PART OR FULL TIME WORK Pony. Phone B<t7-L Sunday sales. Ralph Lamhr1ght, FOR ADDED INCOME 6 13 61e Bailey Run Ro<1d, R 2, Pomelbnulactun-r wcrno\.s reliable roy. 6·J2-12lc man or woman fur Lhis ~re-.a to A TROUT FISHERMAN'S PARA· handle natwnally adv t: rbsed OISE; land with frontage on FOR SAlJE---6 ROOMS HOL"SEtubes (llmeh as RCA, GE, SYLhold furnllure. 306 S. 2nd Ave. white river, will aend picture. ViA.NlA, CBS & OTIIERS.) Tubes Corner Second and M11in or Price ~ - $10 down, $10 per aJo.e 80ld. thru modcrol"lJ self-serPhone 6081 ·X ,6·12·3tc month. Art Schmidt, Park Fans, radio ~Rnd TV tube t~era Wise. 6 13 ltc Not ve-nding machmes. SEWING MACHINE GOOD CON· EllflnJngs .shou ld net from $200 GAS STOVE, REFRIGE~TOR, dition. $20. Phone 9ti5·J . 6·12-6tc ·t.v $500 per month -and up. WUI Cabinet, wasbeft davenport' and j PIGS l<'O R SAU: R~AUY TO GO. nDt mlcr·fcre Wo.~th your prcsetr.t ~hair, table, lVJrilahed, ' chairs . ,_ ' , . c.rnplo)'mer.L $1 487 00 to $2W73.· table painted. ·• UoWard' Pflce i)t'le Albm-t Vi- ulfe, Jtactne_, 0. 00 U...sh rt•quucd fo-r mvcntory Phone 246:23,::-'itu.tland.. _u,. War· 6-12-6te and equtpmcn t. Investmoot lJS ner Morgan 24628: ' ;._.,p 13 3tp (9ol Mo~me Supplie~ Secured. Should I.Je all I~ -1.0 .!JI.art . at once. Income starts tmmed~ ­ I~EGJSTERED GREAT D,ANE Pups IJMd boats •nd motor-., UUO and ately. No sell~n~ or solictting. up, whUv thiiY Ia•~- Mlrtfopolltan Call 8402 after 5 p.fR •• except. Bu8lness •1s set up fur yu1.1. Corn!aturday, Sunday and Monday. Marine &AI•:.. and 5•r¥•c•, Pom· JUmy •Wins -and aupcrvises op· 6 13 3tc j eroy. Phon. 86-M. 2 3 tfc c.>t-aUon, rand will extend firutn· oiur a!!SisUtnec for furt.ber lull t ·<.2 HORSE PowER ·c!I.QIPION ·,c-1 '") -,:--- R t time cxp!lnslor111. Do not anlr.ver (JUthoard motor. Used very Ht "'T r ~r -an uniCS!I' luJiy qu.alH!Ied . For per· tle. Phone 3812. 6-lO..flt-c APARTMENTs- ·-F-ur-n-is"'he-d-,n-d 901lal interv iew m your city, , unfurnlahed. McMaster11, ':~Jddle­ llliClude phone r&n.d write to: port. Phone 8U44·M. 'Z S tf TEST 'UR OW If CORP. 2217 North 3ht St,..... Milwauk" I, Wisconsin "'ce - - ·-·--- gether at the aame Ume make a very, very slight correction in the speed of their generators. IContiaued ltrvm P... OM) .Reddy, your topnotch timekeeper, made tbis smt.ll Hme adjustthroueh the period of another 86,ment 184 ttmes last year while .00 seconds ~tween alarms he your clock was spinnmg out 31.wdl probably malr.e that correclton 5:36,000 seconds. Each of the cor· of- a second by speeding up your electric clock. Of course, you will rections is usually spread over a three-hour penod , making your apnever know it. pliances work just like always but allowing your electric clock to get If Reddy doesn't make your lnc clock exactly r1ght after it right back on the right time. Your g;:nns ur loses as much as three se· clock is set to the exact part of a onds, then a time correction is pul 5eeond by standard time sout·eeJ. Knowmg that Reddy Kilowatt is through. This means Ohw and al· most all otht:r power companies keeping your electric clock runmoat accurate ~al>t of the MISSISSlppl River tO· mng nght on the ttmc, you can rest relaxed tonight. GRAVELy TRACTOR SALIS AND And 1r you're worried a:bout thst SERVICE, 512 E. IMin, p...,.. alarm golRg off ahead of time, r'OJ'. Phone 63-X. s.1Hm1n: don't give it a second thought. Harold Bamh•rt, RMCI•Yita., Ohio. Phone CO'>Iville 3491. 6-2·301c I 0 M'dd}eport IContla~Jad c £c From Pap One) Pienlc S.11on ...... lma11NtJ. If you're looking for •ometbiq a little diffefeDt In picnk:J-try kabob! Tb.ere are any number of combinaUona that you can uae ror a "meal-on-a-sUd:". Be sure to select your meatl and uge< ta-bles \hat cook in the same time, though. A few augeesUona could include franks cut into 1 inch piecetl, pineapple chunta. end sliced bacon-fully cooked ham and pineapple chunkl---boloI!'Da, sliced onions and sliced ba· con. or vou might enjoy cooked ham, tomato wedges, and aman cooked onions. If you want to stict to bamburger, try sornetblng different in buns. Hot parmeasan roll'~ are easy t~:~ make. Spli..t large erusty dinner roll.s in halt. Spread cut sides with butte• and sprinkle generously wlth grated Parmea&an cheese. Put your h;iJves together and wrap your roll• in a double thickness of foil, Heat these on your e:r-HJ about 10 minutes while tour meat ia cooking. To gc with your meat, baked potatoe ~ are simple, All you have to do is scrub and wrap ~edium sized l-akine potatoea in aluminum foil , and bury tbem bt your hot coals to "bake' for ~ mihutea. project. . . - A letter from Congressman H. Moeller to Grover Walter infonnini the C of C his continued high in seekinP, YOUR ROOF I'ROBLEMS facilities alony this ae::tion Ohio River for ·boating enthusiasts, for further information on tl•,trpo!" developments. -Agreed to send members PresCall 355-J ton and Cash Baht before Middleport council at Jts July 1~ meeting Phil Globokar to offer cooperation on improve121 Union A··•· "Bundled potatoes• are another mcntB at the Middleport levee. simple to 'make itt:m. On a 10 Others attending were William Represenll)ng Inch square of a1umlnum foH · Grueaer and Richard Owen. · place 11 potato cut into 1-2 !nth DENSOL PAINT CO. slices, a 1-4 inch slice of onion, a <tablespoon ot butter or margarine, and seasoning. Fold and lnsurancfl (Continued flrom P1,. Onl) twist your full to cover your 1\0· BARNE.:;S:-;.S:::IMPS=:::o~N--;!N;=.;S:U:::RA;-;-;:N;;;CE also for personal help given 1tato 11nd Onion. Bake on your hot Agtnts, Middle)Jort. Fire, Auto him as Dean. coals or grUl for 45 minutes. mobtle, f,onds. PhiJDe 631.11. Corn-on-the-e® Is anat"her pic· Officers, teachers arid workers nlc ft~vorite-and is simple to do. COMPLF.Tli' INSURANCE PRO in the 1~9 school were: Mrs. R. Open the outer covering of corn tectlon. Life, Auto, Fire, ?nllo R. Pickens, Asst. Dean; Mrs. Arn- to rer.1ove the silk, and then re· Call Don .M.tlla, MJddleport old Richards, Recording Secretary; place the husks. Cook on your Ohio Mtss Janice Richard!!, Attend~nce grill or In hot coals. Here's anSecretary; Mrs. Paul Theiess, Pub- other ~rick: Remove the husks, licity Chairman; Rev. Howard Rup· and di'l your corn in water. Wrap 121) ~statpelt, Purehasing Agent; Miss Ju~y your (nrn in foil and cook on FOR SA'.E. Butcher, pianist. your grill- or in the hot coals5 ROOH HOUSE Wl'l'H BATH. for 10 to 20 minutC-!1. Vaughan, teacher, Nursery: Mrs. Large lot with garage and oUt buildmg. One block lu BChoob. carolyn Russell, Carolyp Searles For deSsert yow can· arr11nge Priced to sell. See Wayne Rupe and Alma Baumgardner. Begin- he)p4yolU'self trays of fruit or 6-1Q.3tc ners: Mrs. East, teacher, Betty Pal- cheese. Wedges of cheese Couda Rutl:ind, Ohio. mer, Barbara Jones and Emmaline Corgonrola, or Blue Cheese ani"i FOR SALE--SIX ROOM HOUSE Bowles. cubes or sharp aged cheddar or · Bath, cellar, outbuilding. Gar· Muenster on gay picks with a den. Good condition. Furnished P.rirnary I· Mrs. Gene Coleman, selectkn of crisp dessert crack$4~. unfurnlahed $3900. lU· teacher, Mary Scott, Sarah Bachtel. neaa tor-ces sale. FJ:ank Hudson, Carol HUdson. •Primary n: Mrs. w. ers is one idea. Pom~'OY, Pbone ts53. 8-l(HJ~ M. Hulburt, teacher, and Coleen Wilson, Phylli1 Hilbert and Csro8 ROOI.I HOUSE, GAI\AGE, FULL lyn Wilson. Primary til: MI>I. Wal· 'C a.ized basement, bot 3lr furnace, burn, teacher, Shlriey Gilkey, sularge Jot, water utUitie• $&,000. .de Allensworth and Charlene DaGeo""ge JenJtlus Syac1Jse, 0. 8·9-1\IW vis~Junior l: Mrs. ~--R. Flckens, 03C teacher, Susie Pullen and Judy (.21) Reel tsrotot Butcher. Junior ll : Carol Criswell, O&ERLIN, ' 0. UPI-Julian L. i',OR SALE BY OWNER TRI :~i:~:~;~:Malda Roush and Carolyn Smith, former star high school Junior Ill: Mrs. iPaul ~thlcte and a University of North , teacher, and Judy Sauer. carolinA graduate, was named level all electric home, New Hwa· ven Heights, NewdHaven, heel. High: Mrs. Arnold .Rich- ruesday as bead basketball and Va., 3 bedroom•. 1en, atta,c . teii.cher, and carla Wilson. ':Olf <:.tach • at Oberlin College. prograp-1 was clused with Smith, a four aport athlete~ Jn garage, ·basement, arge hYtnl singing of this year's theme high ~llool at Farmville, N. C., room wlth win1d1ow overlookine Ohio River Va ey .. All hard,"Wvinll: For Jesus" followed .md a .coiJege varsity basketball wood kltchen cabmeta. Price benedactiOn >by Rev. Robert 1~::~~~{or three years, was ap Includes wall to wall wool car· , pastor ot the ChLUch of /J aul•tant profe~&or of ph.v· petlng, drapes. $17,MIO.OO. the Nazarene. Jieal fducatiOn effective at the 1 Terms: $2,600 cash, balance be"lnnlng of the 1909-80 academic FHA l01n. Phone TUrner 23591 e o-11 ·6tp Y•)j";, · clair Mro. Don MODERN SI)C. ROOM HOUSE, . •oR SALI Bell and dauchter Lorna and Mr& bath, large lot, full basement, Bide will be received at the of· J. D. Roush spent Saturday af· of Webster and Fultz, Attor- ternoon with Mra. Harold Grimm. furnace heat, city water, ga1 ih Minersville. Euaene Forbea,l ~~-~~~P;o~m:keroy National IBank Mr. and Mra. David Hill ot Phone 842·X. 6·11·3tp Pomeroy, Ohio, · until Racin• and Mrs. Jerry HUL and • _ Noon on June 19, 10n, Clarence visited relative. Jn ,#~..... ..1...1 Ll.~ sale of the real eatatf Cluklburr. . . . . . . . . . .._.. Bertha 0. Jack110n, deceased, F. A 'Cadle Ia ill. . ... .,f a l.ive·room lrame _ The WSC$ met at the C.ommun· ·• - 1 ~~!~:~~~ at 541 South 1ty H·l.ll Friday evenlna. The POMEROY · 6-room frame, Se~~nd ~ Middleport, Ohio. new pt'eaident Mt'l. Erma Hill had Rarage, cellar, front porch. hereby reserved charee or •erde8L A Jilt looking the river. Out of "''""II"·''~ any or all bids. Waa to the outgolne water. $3DOO.OO. · Rober\ L Coats, . Orpba Hill. Administrator J. S. Quick and MIDDLEPORT • 6-room home, I· NOW···· SOLVED ECONOMICALLY . .......... Bible School (20bl R.eol - -}'- -T= - - -Ob k er 10 a es Smi'th As Head' Cage C h I DUMP 1962 BUICK SUPER HARDTOP. I A)l Mak•• and Mod•l• --------· - lll$1 EmpiOymlfr.t Wonted MITROPOLITAN .\!,Ito s. ... 2 10 tc ~·~o'=~~t~,--:::Po"'N"'T=I'A:-::c--:v=o:-=sT· ATJON WA~TID--to haul slonc to fr eeway. Long hours, ste<ldy" work Can use t<lndent and single uh1 trucks. ('all Delaware, Ohio, 91871. 6"11·3Je . Fine mcchanil'al conrHtion. Priced Lo llcll. DaviK--- 137 Mul- ~ berry Avu., l'o meroy, 04io. 8· ll·3lp. oo,ct Clean Ulad C1rt TRUCKS I ::----:c -· - : : - : : = WILL MOW LAWNs JN POM·Eroy or Middle!}ort Phone Mid· IJ.IHJtc dleport 6129-Y. Wau;un $1,49~. 9 p&Hacngcr. Showe good care . One careful OW}ler. Blaettnar's J•omeroy . 6 13 6~ I ~201 Business Servict' ·il,. (; ~ WASHINU-- M:l'l'OR CLEANlN(:\ dack!jtt's dol":lo f-ervlre. t9li6 oiJISMOB!LE 4 Dlt. $t,4~. Super 88 ~dan. Hydramallc drive. R &: H. Very nice. BlaeL· tnar's Pomeroy. 6 13 6tc Phone 91184. KARR & VAN ZANDT S 13 jQtc Pbono 485 Pomeroy 1957 BUICK VB SPECIAL. $1.996. 2 dr. Hard Top. Dynallow drive. n.&H. One carelul owner. Blaet· E!.ECTROLUX I>IACJDNE CLEAN· Ell. Leas than three months old , tnar'1 Pomeroy. I 13 6tc Throw away baaa. Will sell for 1906 PONTIAC VB STAR CHIEF balance dua lf4,UO. Payments $6 12.110. C:atallno. Cpe. Finest and per r'nonth. Phone 348. belt •ertu Pontiac. One careful . .. . . 6 12 otp ·awMr'. "Sblflt c.ar. .BiaMtnar's tl55 NEW MOOI'i 61 l'l': TRAILPoJ11,eroy. •i 6 13 6tc or. ·1 ·bedroom, l!f fl. aluminum F>URNACE AND awnla1. $2.200.00. Lawr~IM:e · ConV•IIon: unlt. Phone 321 -X Reed, Lowt'• Trailer Court, lllddleport, 101ilo. . 11-:11-\lc 8 - ---- .:tiU OOA~ front porche1. fl-oor, and city back water, sink, Corner cellar, lot overlooking the river. $2000-· 00. SYJtACUSI - 6·room frame house newly pain.tedt aeml·bath, bot llefo.e 0:30 A.M. water, automaUc washer, 1\flddleporl 8831... matte healjn&. aemi modern Pomor,y &II· eben, cellar, b:opt pon:h, KAUTZ PIID ITDII two Iota. f5000,00. · At C~ •ARM · 74 acre1, 16 acre• traetor Yukoa 1-2141 tillable. !J.room hoUse, 1ink and water In kitchen. Front and back HAMILL S~RVICJ NECCH1 'ZIG IIA(l !!'WING "MA· porches. MlneraJI. Other bu1JdCHINE-Mo~es , battot\ holes. STATION tngs. $3ll00.00. sews ou buttona, and many, Albloy 3311 • VIRGIL TIAfOitO, lai1111Nn many de&lfln&. Coat over $300.00 I ~=c;:=;;::;:~,;,=!'=:::;~~ . lOX 229 · I'HON I Itil-Y neow. Ply off balance $1~.00.1 YOUR WIITINOHOUII ftiALIR 6 1) Jtc $l0.00 per month. Phone 343. ,., TV AND APPLIANCII · 6 12 Utp CC:.4L, OIL & GAS fURNACII HOUSI & LOT located In Rut· land Twp. 9 A. 5 A. bOttom, on 12 HEAD OF· • HORSES AND .ARNOLD'I good h.ig~way, near vlUage, 6 PhoN aa..v lyreeua•, Ohle poniea for ule. Will work and room hol.l8flt rtJ.nnina water, celridt'. See A. H. Burbrlda:e. Atlar, aood well of water, euaac CULANDI bony, Ohio, R. D. 2. " 11-1ll-3l< and bam, price $3SOC). Rodlo & TV Ro,.lr lorYice USED WEIITlNGHOUSE Phone 200 P:ARM 2t A. located In Bedford ~P· on &ravel road, 8 room Reooonably priced. ==~Pom.:.:::;oroy, Ohoo;_·-:::-::-:-: 0011 l'iouae, cellar, barn, price $2DOO. 3212. 11-8-31< .:: - - · :~ fELEV!SION, IIADIO & SMALL IC interested in buyinc caU or 1ee USED SINGER ~oRTABLES. APPLIANCE REPAIJl PbCMIO ' " - JaS.J J. H. la1tman f20.DO up. See or call your OtU MClOUntodt, Racine Oblo. OR authOrized Singer Sewing Ma· HOUTITIRUALTY eblne Co. Sale~ and Servic" Rep. 'hone 2U hwleroy,O, Jame• IMC!Oouaal, loCited at FOR UNT-EXTENI<ION ' I,AD e 13 at< dtl'l, Selffbld Board., Drop lrrtolp.Oa\Ua Jlne, Route 7. rPh. IJlotlta. CUat3n Fi1ber, lrllddl• Emmerao.ll 17381. 6 10 3te por, 1)blo. Phone IJ28(. 11-tf - =~'=· ::::-:-rr::-.-:H::;O::U:::S:::E:-,-::T=RA"'ti:iiRFOR tale or rent, 1leeps 11x . .Alao, n. eo conao Will, ye-llow and ltlaeli:. $20.00. C1aytpn Bol.Yard lh- Alb Street, !llddleport e,llollp. . CUSTOM HIIQ~ auir.T tr."liilllll;::::-::D::-a. 111ned "for youtj bO.Q"Ie. Free •'· thbate•. foremao. aa Abbott. Pho~· t12Bt-Y. 11-6-11 ~I-Sle It'- Ct"': llrHionl Wrh, •Mnt w t.nfiCt A. C. Roc.lot; Ohio tion, New ,. Haren. Pboftt TC .. ea.t~ j ". TAYLOR'S ' · GlllllpliUI, ·0~1& lUZ Seeoiut Ave. '1'' ' ' . · Alter having been employed .1!Y;'lbe Kilot~ t!Pl!olatery S!lop for the past 8 years and 3 ¥a,l"l,wllh llle Hay Fur· nllure Co., ·I am now open f4r' b~llbiest· at llle above address. ~ ·~• 4 • • • ' • ' '. We lulve•a complete Une rJf llle htleal fobrloi. We abo repair ·aDd .Over auto, truok and ""-•lpmen' .seall. For me elllmale Jive us a eall or atop Ia a1 <il!f llhOp.. FREE PICKUP and DELIVERY SERVICE Coli GOIIiltolis, 0. Gl-6:3~81 ' . 5:; c;onsult Us For Your. , . , ' PL-UMBING . . .HEATI-NG · ... ~: Harr:Wmvill1, .... ,..L. '>( Otii.o. , .(1. R 1. • etaa.., FAMUI.II!· .~SIDENTIAL :. IH~WmfAL ... ~-~· ( 11-211-lt 48 BASS. ~ilCOtll>IAN GOOD ' AIR CO!qlmQNING, REF1111GIIl&Condl,llon: ltinllllo of wiU !rode for a pikftj~ l!fi'!L Wune Beat atioa M:nlte. Jaek's Refrlaarto · lleeeued apeQ( Sundat ,;;;:~B~e;•:lha~O~-~J~a~ckt•:on~,~~~~~~~~~C~o~ltr~lll~ton~d:c:h:il:·, (6) 10: 12t 13, 15, 18, Chapman. AND liTHER AUCTIONI''R aaorr. nm. KOHLER :FJXtU"-.1' :; . NATIQN~L .. - .:US,,:_~ Comploto lorY~ on Rt. P&\11 or call st. 1 -a:======;;;;.,I LOOKING FOR r' ,. GAs Legal Notice alit Ad HOMEMAKER NEWS Kilowatt f -~ .. ~ ; TREVISION GUIDE ·WSAZ.TV Channel 3 Thin flnJer . alle61- of Swill cjleese with amall bunrhe1 of grape1, wedget of .lruh· 1pples, pears or pineappk! cbunkl, 11 an· other. So your apple 1nd pear wedll:~s will keep tbelr brl~ht C()lor, dlp them tn Iemen ju1ce before you aerve them. Men are especlally fond of ~re:e 1pple~ and peara and indi· vtdual 1ervmgs of ab~ a&ed cheddar cheese. You m1ght alllb aerve t-aked apple• topped with either miLd or sharp cheddar cheeae. Another tasty com bin•· tion is apple Of' cberry tarta serv· ed with slice• of sharp q:ed chedd.ar cheese. Two Unusual Fire CContlnuod '""' Palo Ono) the gas can, shorted, then Ignited the gasoline. Loss was estimated at approxi· mately $1,300. Tl)e boat cannot be suvaged. Gibb's blgbway.... aeeident last week put an estimated $600 damage into his automobile- CAR BUIINJ TOO Accordiq. to the slate Hiehway Patrol., Clyde J. Wlbert, SO, Galli1)01ls waa drivln,c a 1950 Buick tu:i south one roUe aouth of Route ~M on the Poplar R[dge Road. He met a northbound car, went into the ditch to avold ·• eollision. He secured help from a nearby farmer, Clyde Barne~r. WI, Route 1, Chelbire. While Barnett was puUine upon the car wJth his tractor, an,d while Wibert was in· side at the •teerlng wheel, flames burst from under the hood. The car was a total loas. ~ AUhoueh pauerby rushed l-IP with shovel& to throw dirt on the blaze it could not be put out~ ' This fJ.reo was believed to have started when a battery cable be· came shorted, igniting gasoline in the carbrueator. Channe\3- Saturday builcUnp, equipment aDd labor. He, like the teat of ua, .paya for the &ooda and service~ which make up our blah Rtan~dd of Uvi.ne. All In 1u, most of hl1 income Is IPflDt Jn teepbll hil dall')' operatDJ and hisdamily comfortablt!. He makea 1 obiJ t!ontrlbuLlon to the welfare at all the people , in Mason County. The prOduct be sella ia n•ture's . moat perfect food and the income 1from the aale of milk is one 1of tbt big contributions to M&Kn County'a expandini economy. Remember this w:..en you're · drink ' one t¥ the three jla/Sscs of milk you drtnk every day, In order lor farmers to get farm b-uck license plates they must make &ppUcaLion to the West Vtr· glnia Department of Motor Vehicles. Here it MallOn County the A.gricU:ltural "Extension Service of· flee hu · the application for:m1 fur1.er• n-.P.d to fill out to get farltt trllCk ·JceDse plates. If you would like to obtain a copy of this appl~ cation, please get in· touch wltb us, Our offiee is upstalra io the Po$t Ottice BUilding on Main Sln!et, in Point Pleasant, or you can wrte us, ollr addreu ia P. 0. lox 402, h: Plea~nt,W. Va., md our phone i1 Pleasant 207. I Mason County Farm News 12:00 12 :30 1:00 1:16 Ooneebtrtltion Tic: 'he l>ougb It Could Be You Mid Day t:Jewa M<Wietime 2:00 Queen ror A · Dar' 2:80 Hauls l!ailllo Cha!tnel 3 - Sunday Jl:SO Sitn On 11:4!f 'tilts 111 ihe Lite 12 : 1~ Jn.duatry on Pll"ade · 12:80 TV Ci:hapeJ 1:00 Horriestea'- !l1SA 1:30 Chall'_pioliJttlP Bowlhtl 2 :30 Sunday MtMetime 4:30 !Briefing Sessibn J ~:00 Eternal Light · 5:30 Ftop.Uers ·of Faltll 6:00 !Meet uie Jire88 -6:30 "News Pirl!U'e • J 6:43 ' ltl!dwin XusJc Time !' 7:00 H!· . @n.d ~s. North 1 7:~ Suspicion · 8:80 ~t~ Kelly's Blues ; t :QO CtJ.evy Show ~ 10:00 Lqretta Young Show ' 10:30 S~clal · Agent Seveit. ' : ·1 11·(10 :N'~WII 1\lUtdlJ.IMI. 11:1~ ~tews.tch . ~ I 1:111i 'SIP Qlt · . 3:30 From These Roots 4:00 Truth or Conaei:)uenea f :SO Countv P'Jlr ' •00 S.Pinacd PiayhOUJe 8:80 ~IDOl • 8:00 Spiilach Playhouse f:ll nel Jim Tbaokor • • 8:25 !l',athereast t::g 7;00 7:30 ~'7N~ Bu<bilu. •' g:gg Al~"~lf~o} ' IU:OO .i.tthut lforliif jotrty . 11:00 .News rHtad.llne1 10:110· M<wo llea4llnu ' 11:10 Weathetealit 1ll;~G . J"~ck Pau. ShoW 1:110 , SliD 011 t2:80 990 slin 011 ' • ~:00 Remfd. Hpp 8:30 Studio ..WmUing , 7:30 Dick Clark Show ~:00 Jubll.., U. S. A. 8·00 Lawrence Welk ShoW 10:00 Music from Manhattan 1l1.30 Sea Hunt U :(t;J tlp to the Minute New~ · U:IO MGM Late Show J.2:00 1 Blshop ·nK~ •~/,.~, , ·;.11:~ ..Joh!P .,lloiJt:lnt SPOT On Y Radio Dkll ~ FOifTHE ' NEWS ' FIJ!> • ' ""~' · .:" 1~00 ,. Coll.ea:e :titl).w~ Conte~nce i:OO Tbe LiY!ng Wo!'l . ~.,,., 1~4fi Topic\ ,.- f, ,. ". "J. • f 2:00~ Adventures fn Llflitg f t· ,2 :30 BUm , ~ ..,. 3:01) <J~on Hoa<ln~ ~ .., ' ·O,r n.f Oli!o ·Vallty ·' Jt,• • ,3:BU e' lighur.c Plan for the as l)nportant aa tbe she sa1d. "[t ha.!l to out as the architect ~:80 :r.~~ )>t. ~.U, l"'i'IO l .~a:!~~: Satvrday ,, w-....'. Hucklebel'l'f Houn• : WCHS.TV Ch·onnel 8 ~<.Sund•'-·,.i\~ .. I J ~~.-: 1 · "t., "Artn:t rou . tl'}'int to rua up our o)eeipe billil" 1 alket llor. "Not at all," the eort~m.,d. By GAY 'AUL!Y "I'm juat tryJn• Uf'l lclitor ... to teep - · · NEW YOJUC UPI _ Ro~~e Coak- from att~mbUns: in the dark. Prop· ley hM built an unusual career ·er lichting Ia 1 big f1ctor in the on a eliche-throwmg HMht on tile warmth and comfort of a home, subject. in tbe welcome it extendJ to vtsatort." on home, office " U.1 candlea if you wiah," abe liihtlng, sh~ haJ up the homes of la....:hed. "But Jt'd tab 1 beet ol a Domino. lot. Do you know it tates 136 eanand fot d~l to produce th~ Hluminatlqn of one 100-watt bulb! rooms "'Jle important thing it to iet pelirrumt .u~~~~in~t·.~ aputmeot wllh nothmg ibut col· enough lbtht Hl a "POOm. Spaee • !Jn 10l'ed bulbs for a former employer. tbe modern litmie II 10 expmlt,e. "One of the troubles with tlli.l 1J )'OU liih.t thf! wbO)~ f'.loltl,. y~1f world, there s oot enough light in use all of IL lt," said Mi•s Coakley. She wa• "Uiht can fitur•tively pu)l In ,New York on busineu for her the walls .. . malr:~ a room present OO.u, Thomas Industries, bigger. Through a IIJht beh,nd a Inc., of Louisville, Ky., whicb eornice. Use wall brackets." rlaims to be the world's largest maker of ll&bt fixtures. S:QO ResU.., GUll ·t It•r ed By Slash ""'""-1 Shaughnessy Katie Doonan Sbow Comedy Time 10:00 Dou&h Re 'Ml 10:30 Treasure Hunt. 11 :00 Price lil Risht 9:00 9:30 3:00 Youna: Dr. Malone 1• MlisT'VI 'IIIN SCAIID-R!Pt MASON COUNTY FARM NIWS after m.an.aaer Joe Gordon to14 a, Wllli•m G,...ry be CJeveilrut Indian• that tf' June is Dairy Month and 1 Utq didn't dciJOJDfl hlttinJ Uld think as a salute to Mason County Pltebtal then would btl & Jot ot daieymen we might just consider new face. fU'OWl4, Rocky Col.,. the eConomic importance of dalryvito (.a>ove) hit feur cob!MOU• in"g in the county. To do this, I am using the 1954 Agricultural Census ' ave hOme rune, eo be IIWI~'ve C&keo the talk to heart. He'e of Masoo County. In 19M, 177 Mason County l&rlDSI tbe e1Pth ill major leaaue tit. ...., "' hit ·lour bomoro ..... 1old 32,464,957 pounds of ldn!Jie pme, and thl third to do The mone:r received for It m. conaecutlve ttmu at bat. this whole milk was ~l;~·IJl:~ , 1ddilio·n t"o th!l 117. · -- - - ;old whole milk, '' a' £arms sold 107,101 pounds ! ~ream. For thEi sal~ of thi& lhese 438 farms received a 147,499. Tbis m..., that the farmers received a total of almost a milflOn and a half dollars from COLUMBUS UPI-Prcsldent .he sale of milk and cream. Frank Sbauehnt!Ba)' of the International League threw his sup· ln addition to the sale of mlik, port today b'ehinrl Minor Leacue Chief George M. Trautman In a .he dairyman also has rro,rn the sale of veal blast :1t . the newly-created Indep!OWs sold to make room endent Baseball Clubs Assn. In a statement at Montreal, placementa in his herd. These Lhingr;, whole milk, tl'E'am, veal ShaughnesSy braitded the new !alvcs 11nd eowa make up the largf! group ss a "rab'ble rouser we lOrtlon of the dairy farmers in- waiJ.t no part of" and flayed its !ome. pres.ldent, Clyde Perkin1, .eo-own· er of.. the Porthmd, Ore., club of The daieyman baa ment in land, League. WO~VIEW 6:4:5 Sisa on 7:00 Todof 1'1:80 llle.kebldeon Tbeatw 5:00 Movm r : 5:30 T. . Air Force Story J:3Q MOvie •·00 MbV!e Miverret 1:80 9:00 ·, ,;an· -~~.: ·. I:SSP.M. 8:55 A.M, · IOA.M•. a:SSP.M. 12 Ho'on 5 P.M. ftodio ' ' Station ' 11:00 n:o~ ""'""'~:r; "WJEH t•wans ... t :OO , .' . 8 :30 0:00 6:30 .~ : 00 • ..1 99o K( lot. pf the b.~w . ~, hoin"' PIM for dltnmera," . - Mil the ~a, a, iw,Hch tfin q:pl~ · limo.., of lij w~,ttt ·to nee ' if you wli.• to eo home. 1' ; · .' ' WMEII;CKAIR - i S NEw YGIIK .UP! - Some !<!\! disabled athletes will compete· fclr indlvkiual aad team honors ib track and lleld, table tennb <tl'ii·) a half dozen other IIJ)OI't.a iod~ 1 • and Suftday in the third anpUalt Whee~haJr ·Games 'at New Ymt'• Bulova Parlr:o NOTICI Preachiq Saturday everuni at 7:45 ind &ervlces SUllday 10:00 . l ~d , BQO.h • Chui-cll o! o.~ "BalbiiJl,K.e~f!) Roa•.· . Hm, ,toiter•.. w. to .. va, NANCY-· uo you'VE 8:80 Warlted_.Dead or A~ 9:00 Brenner 9:80 Have Gun, Will 'n:'a'el 10:00 Gunam.oke 10:30 Highwar Patrol ' !1:00 News o( the N(Jiat U:IB Tb_•_•t_er_._p'-.- , . - - ~·\ S~day- Chclllll8i13 , . DaUy SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 13, !9S~7 Channei 3-Monda) ts:OO ·raA . 12:00 'I'JIA • 5 :30 Detect!~~·· DlaiY e:OO Ntews · teture 8:15 Man in Washington ts:30 Favorite Story 1:00 s.t.u:day Nl.pt Jamboree f;)U Pen.~ue l~ · ...._ 8 00 PST)' Present¥ t ;OO Blaek Saddle 1 :30 "Clmtlr"'!on City 10:30 ·D. A.'s Man ll tOO Newo HeadUDM 11:10 Welttiler~IJI U :13 Nitewltcb 1:00 ~lgd Off ' CllrLstlarl Sclenot Eye on New Yi!rk Camera Three;' ' · BI:EN IN THAT TUB FOR TWO -- ~ �' DON'T NEED IT? Sell It Through ASentinel &-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 13, 1959 MOTOROYCIJE--'51 HARLEY DA· vtdson 74 in good condilH.Ifl. Pnced reasonably. Call YUkon 52325 -or ~~ee Eber Gt1hlan, Chester. 6-11-3tp WANT ADS ' SINGER SLANT NEEDLF...--- r~e months old, like new Pay olf balance $76.00. $8.00 per month. I F0a CONSISTENT DI!PI!NDABLI! RI!SULTS I PHONE 398 RATI!S J tMt.s per word . nne insertion. Minimum charge G <!l!lntS" per Yt'oOf'd for three coosecutive in&ertiOQS. 60 cent& - Less than three months old. Ortl!inally sold !ur $21)9.000. Balance due $97.00. Payments $7.00 per muntb. Phone 343 6 12 6tp ~ ~~ 60c 75< 00 $1~ 191 I J Not1ces VACUU~f CLEANERwith attachmer,ls. Ongmall.)l cost $179.~. Btlance due $57 .50 Take over payments $7 per 6 12 6tp month. Phone 343. KLRBY I ~00 NEt:CHI SEWLNG MACHINE Or1gmally cost $181 .50. Pay oH 25 $1.50 $2.25 $7.50 Ads received by 10 AM. will be 1n that day's paper. 1 6 12 6tp NECCHI SUPER.l\IOVA MACHINE oot: month for 30 cents per word. Full rat(' nf 3 <"eni.s per word will be charged for advertismg U not paid Wlthtn 10 days after rere1vi.ng l>lll. Errors in Advt'rtism.g - Should be ~ported immediately. The O.i.ly Se~m'CI wtll DOt be respOdlS1bie for more then one incor· reet insertion. Card of Thank..<; and S).lecial Notices of Events $1.00. Obituaries publishE'd at 1 cent per word. WORDS 1 OAY 3 DAYS 0 DAYS 1 MO. t5 60c 90c $1 .35 $4110 SpM&] Phone 343. balance $57.50. Payments $8.00 per month. Phone 343 6 12 6tp For Sole SEWING MACHINETOMATO PLANTS. MEXICANS, Hound bobbin, 66 model, origmalPritchard, rutgers., marglobe, ly sold for $179.50. Brand IICW SJNGER RE\IlV kL STAR'I'lNG JUNE ll thrJngb June 14 at Mt. Olive ChU!'Ch, Long Buttom, Ohw. r the inspiring yuung evan· &.eli.!lt, kev. G1lbert Spencer and Pastor G. Douglas CircJe. 6 8 6tc bul·pee-globe, giant italian, and burpee golden jubilee (orange). second houae east from &chool hou':l'! in Syracuse. }VHJlam H. Holmes. 6 8 6k ue.. -. ---· OF ICE CREAM SOCIAl~. ROCK pasture and water. EigJtt :-oom SPJUNGS, Methodist Churc h, house. , G . ~d barn . Outtluildlng!l. June 16, begwnmg 6 p m. Will sell reasonably Phone 6 13 3tc 24641. 6-3·12tp 79 ACRE FARM. PLENTY f•onsole cablnet. Take over payments $'1.00 per month. Phone 343. ti 12 6tp SINGER ZIG-ZAG SEWING .MA· CHINE. Like new. OriAinally cost over -$300.00. Pay off bal · once of $143.00. Payments $6.00 per month. ,Phone. 343. 6 12 6tp BLACK AND WlUTE GELDING REGISTERED BEAGJ,ES. NO PART OR FULL TIME WORK Pony. Phone B<t7-L Sunday sales. Ralph Lamhr1ght, FOR ADDED INCOME 6 13 61e Bailey Run Ro<1d, R 2, Pomelbnulactun-r wcrno\.s reliable roy. 6·J2-12lc man or woman fur Lhis ~re-.a to A TROUT FISHERMAN'S PARA· handle natwnally adv t: rbsed OISE; land with frontage on FOR SAlJE---6 ROOMS HOL"SEtubes (llmeh as RCA, GE, SYLhold furnllure. 306 S. 2nd Ave. white river, will aend picture. ViA.NlA, CBS & OTIIERS.) Tubes Corner Second and M11in or Price ~ - $10 down, $10 per aJo.e 80ld. thru modcrol"lJ self-serPhone 6081 ·X ,6·12·3tc month. Art Schmidt, Park Fans, radio ~Rnd TV tube t~era Wise. 6 13 ltc Not ve-nding machmes. SEWING MACHINE GOOD CON· EllflnJngs .shou ld net from $200 GAS STOVE, REFRIGE~TOR, dition. $20. Phone 9ti5·J . 6·12-6tc ·t.v $500 per month -and up. WUI Cabinet, wasbeft davenport' and j PIGS l<'O R SAU: R~AUY TO GO. nDt mlcr·fcre Wo.~th your prcsetr.t ~hair, table, lVJrilahed, ' chairs . ,_ ' , . c.rnplo)'mer.L $1 487 00 to $2W73.· table painted. ·• UoWard' Pflce i)t'le Albm-t Vi- ulfe, Jtactne_, 0. 00 U...sh rt•quucd fo-r mvcntory Phone 246:23,::-'itu.tland.. _u,. War· 6-12-6te and equtpmcn t. Investmoot lJS ner Morgan 24628: ' ;._.,p 13 3tp (9ol Mo~me Supplie~ Secured. Should I.Je all I~ -1.0 .!JI.art . at once. Income starts tmmed~ ­ I~EGJSTERED GREAT D,ANE Pups IJMd boats •nd motor-., UUO and ately. No sell~n~ or solictting. up, whUv thiiY Ia•~- Mlrtfopolltan Call 8402 after 5 p.fR •• except. Bu8lness •1s set up fur yu1.1. Corn!aturday, Sunday and Monday. Marine &AI•:.. and 5•r¥•c•, Pom· JUmy •Wins -and aupcrvises op· 6 13 3tc j eroy. Phon. 86-M. 2 3 tfc c.>t-aUon, rand will extend firutn· oiur a!!SisUtnec for furt.ber lull t ·<.2 HORSE PowER ·c!I.QIPION ·,c-1 '") -,:--- R t time cxp!lnslor111. Do not anlr.ver (JUthoard motor. Used very Ht "'T r ~r -an uniCS!I' luJiy qu.alH!Ied . For per· tle. Phone 3812. 6-lO..flt-c APARTMENTs- ·-F-ur-n-is"'he-d-,n-d 901lal interv iew m your city, , unfurnlahed. McMaster11, ':~Jddle­ llliClude phone r&n.d write to: port. Phone 8U44·M. 'Z S tf TEST 'UR OW If CORP. 2217 North 3ht St,..... Milwauk" I, Wisconsin "'ce - - ·-·--- gether at the aame Ume make a very, very slight correction in the speed of their generators. IContiaued ltrvm P... OM) .Reddy, your topnotch timekeeper, made tbis smt.ll Hme adjustthroueh the period of another 86,ment 184 ttmes last year while .00 seconds ~tween alarms he your clock was spinnmg out 31.wdl probably malr.e that correclton 5:36,000 seconds. Each of the cor· of- a second by speeding up your electric clock. Of course, you will rections is usually spread over a three-hour penod , making your apnever know it. pliances work just like always but allowing your electric clock to get If Reddy doesn't make your lnc clock exactly r1ght after it right back on the right time. Your g;:nns ur loses as much as three se· clock is set to the exact part of a onds, then a time correction is pul 5eeond by standard time sout·eeJ. Knowmg that Reddy Kilowatt is through. This means Ohw and al· most all otht:r power companies keeping your electric clock runmoat accurate ~al>t of the MISSISSlppl River tO· mng nght on the ttmc, you can rest relaxed tonight. GRAVELy TRACTOR SALIS AND And 1r you're worried a:bout thst SERVICE, 512 E. IMin, p...,.. alarm golRg off ahead of time, r'OJ'. Phone 63-X. s.1Hm1n: don't give it a second thought. Harold Bamh•rt, RMCI•Yita., Ohio. Phone CO'>Iville 3491. 6-2·301c I 0 M'dd}eport IContla~Jad c £c From Pap One) Pienlc S.11on ...... lma11NtJ. If you're looking for •ometbiq a little diffefeDt In picnk:J-try kabob! Tb.ere are any number of combinaUona that you can uae ror a "meal-on-a-sUd:". Be sure to select your meatl and uge< ta-bles \hat cook in the same time, though. A few augeesUona could include franks cut into 1 inch piecetl, pineapple chunta. end sliced bacon-fully cooked ham and pineapple chunkl---boloI!'Da, sliced onions and sliced ba· con. or vou might enjoy cooked ham, tomato wedges, and aman cooked onions. If you want to stict to bamburger, try sornetblng different in buns. Hot parmeasan roll'~ are easy t~:~ make. Spli..t large erusty dinner roll.s in halt. Spread cut sides with butte• and sprinkle generously wlth grated Parmea&an cheese. Put your h;iJves together and wrap your roll• in a double thickness of foil, Heat these on your e:r-HJ about 10 minutes while tour meat ia cooking. To gc with your meat, baked potatoe ~ are simple, All you have to do is scrub and wrap ~edium sized l-akine potatoea in aluminum foil , and bury tbem bt your hot coals to "bake' for ~ mihutea. project. . . - A letter from Congressman H. Moeller to Grover Walter infonnini the C of C his continued high in seekinP, YOUR ROOF I'ROBLEMS facilities alony this ae::tion Ohio River for ·boating enthusiasts, for further information on tl•,trpo!" developments. -Agreed to send members PresCall 355-J ton and Cash Baht before Middleport council at Jts July 1~ meeting Phil Globokar to offer cooperation on improve121 Union A··•· "Bundled potatoes• are another mcntB at the Middleport levee. simple to 'make itt:m. On a 10 Others attending were William Represenll)ng Inch square of a1umlnum foH · Grueaer and Richard Owen. · place 11 potato cut into 1-2 !nth DENSOL PAINT CO. slices, a 1-4 inch slice of onion, a <tablespoon ot butter or margarine, and seasoning. Fold and lnsurancfl (Continued flrom P1,. Onl) twist your full to cover your 1\0· BARNE.:;S:-;.S:::IMPS=:::o~N--;!N;=.;S:U:::RA;-;-;:N;;;CE also for personal help given 1tato 11nd Onion. Bake on your hot Agtnts, Middle)Jort. Fire, Auto him as Dean. coals or grUl for 45 minutes. mobtle, f,onds. PhiJDe 631.11. Corn-on-the-e® Is anat"her pic· Officers, teachers arid workers nlc ft~vorite-and is simple to do. COMPLF.Tli' INSURANCE PRO in the 1~9 school were: Mrs. R. Open the outer covering of corn tectlon. Life, Auto, Fire, ?nllo R. Pickens, Asst. Dean; Mrs. Arn- to rer.1ove the silk, and then re· Call Don .M.tlla, MJddleport old Richards, Recording Secretary; place the husks. Cook on your Ohio Mtss Janice Richard!!, Attend~nce grill or In hot coals. Here's anSecretary; Mrs. Paul Theiess, Pub- other ~rick: Remove the husks, licity Chairman; Rev. Howard Rup· and di'l your corn in water. Wrap 121) ~statpelt, Purehasing Agent; Miss Ju~y your (nrn in foil and cook on FOR SA'.E. Butcher, pianist. your grill- or in the hot coals5 ROOH HOUSE Wl'l'H BATH. for 10 to 20 minutC-!1. Vaughan, teacher, Nursery: Mrs. Large lot with garage and oUt buildmg. One block lu BChoob. carolyn Russell, Carolyp Searles For deSsert yow can· arr11nge Priced to sell. See Wayne Rupe and Alma Baumgardner. Begin- he)p4yolU'self trays of fruit or 6-1Q.3tc ners: Mrs. East, teacher, Betty Pal- cheese. Wedges of cheese Couda Rutl:ind, Ohio. mer, Barbara Jones and Emmaline Corgonrola, or Blue Cheese ani"i FOR SALE--SIX ROOM HOUSE Bowles. cubes or sharp aged cheddar or · Bath, cellar, outbuilding. Gar· Muenster on gay picks with a den. Good condition. Furnished P.rirnary I· Mrs. Gene Coleman, selectkn of crisp dessert crack$4~. unfurnlahed $3900. lU· teacher, Mary Scott, Sarah Bachtel. neaa tor-ces sale. FJ:ank Hudson, Carol HUdson. •Primary n: Mrs. w. ers is one idea. Pom~'OY, Pbone ts53. 8-l(HJ~ M. Hulburt, teacher, and Coleen Wilson, Phylli1 Hilbert and Csro8 ROOI.I HOUSE, GAI\AGE, FULL lyn Wilson. Primary til: MI>I. Wal· 'C a.ized basement, bot 3lr furnace, burn, teacher, Shlriey Gilkey, sularge Jot, water utUitie• $&,000. .de Allensworth and Charlene DaGeo""ge JenJtlus Syac1Jse, 0. 8·9-1\IW vis~Junior l: Mrs. ~--R. Flckens, 03C teacher, Susie Pullen and Judy (.21) Reel tsrotot Butcher. Junior ll : Carol Criswell, O&ERLIN, ' 0. UPI-Julian L. i',OR SALE BY OWNER TRI :~i:~:~;~:Malda Roush and Carolyn Smith, former star high school Junior Ill: Mrs. iPaul ~thlcte and a University of North , teacher, and Judy Sauer. carolinA graduate, was named level all electric home, New Hwa· ven Heights, NewdHaven, heel. High: Mrs. Arnold .Rich- ruesday as bead basketball and Va., 3 bedroom•. 1en, atta,c . teii.cher, and carla Wilson. ':Olf <:.tach • at Oberlin College. prograp-1 was clused with Smith, a four aport athlete~ Jn garage, ·basement, arge hYtnl singing of this year's theme high ~llool at Farmville, N. C., room wlth win1d1ow overlookine Ohio River Va ey .. All hard,"Wvinll: For Jesus" followed .md a .coiJege varsity basketball wood kltchen cabmeta. Price benedactiOn >by Rev. Robert 1~::~~~{or three years, was ap Includes wall to wall wool car· , pastor ot the ChLUch of /J aul•tant profe~&or of ph.v· petlng, drapes. $17,MIO.OO. the Nazarene. Jieal fducatiOn effective at the 1 Terms: $2,600 cash, balance be"lnnlng of the 1909-80 academic FHA l01n. Phone TUrner 23591 e o-11 ·6tp Y•)j";, · clair Mro. Don MODERN SI)C. ROOM HOUSE, . •oR SALI Bell and dauchter Lorna and Mr& bath, large lot, full basement, Bide will be received at the of· J. D. Roush spent Saturday af· of Webster and Fultz, Attor- ternoon with Mra. Harold Grimm. furnace heat, city water, ga1 ih Minersville. Euaene Forbea,l ~~-~~~P;o~m:keroy National IBank Mr. and Mra. David Hill ot Phone 842·X. 6·11·3tp Pomeroy, Ohio, · until Racin• and Mrs. Jerry HUL and • _ Noon on June 19, 10n, Clarence visited relative. Jn ,#~..... ..1...1 Ll.~ sale of the real eatatf Cluklburr. . . . . . . . . . .._.. Bertha 0. Jack110n, deceased, F. A 'Cadle Ia ill. . ... .,f a l.ive·room lrame _ The WSC$ met at the C.ommun· ·• - 1 ~~!~:~~~ at 541 South 1ty H·l.ll Friday evenlna. The POMEROY · 6-room frame, Se~~nd ~ Middleport, Ohio. new pt'eaident Mt'l. Erma Hill had Rarage, cellar, front porch. hereby reserved charee or •erde8L A Jilt looking the river. Out of "''""II"·''~ any or all bids. Waa to the outgolne water. $3DOO.OO. · Rober\ L Coats, . Orpba Hill. Administrator J. S. Quick and MIDDLEPORT • 6-room home, I· NOW···· SOLVED ECONOMICALLY . .......... Bible School (20bl R.eol - -}'- -T= - - -Ob k er 10 a es Smi'th As Head' Cage C h I DUMP 1962 BUICK SUPER HARDTOP. I A)l Mak•• and Mod•l• --------· - lll$1 EmpiOymlfr.t Wonted MITROPOLITAN .\!,Ito s. ... 2 10 tc ~·~o'=~~t~,--:::Po"'N"'T=I'A:-::c--:v=o:-=sT· ATJON WA~TID--to haul slonc to fr eeway. Long hours, ste<ldy" work Can use t<lndent and single uh1 trucks. ('all Delaware, Ohio, 91871. 6"11·3Je . Fine mcchanil'al conrHtion. Priced Lo llcll. DaviK--- 137 Mul- ~ berry Avu., l'o meroy, 04io. 8· ll·3lp. oo,ct Clean Ulad C1rt TRUCKS I ::----:c -· - : : - : : = WILL MOW LAWNs JN POM·Eroy or Middle!}ort Phone Mid· IJ.IHJtc dleport 6129-Y. Wau;un $1,49~. 9 p&Hacngcr. Showe good care . One careful OW}ler. Blaettnar's J•omeroy . 6 13 6~ I ~201 Business Servict' ·il,. (; ~ WASHINU-- M:l'l'OR CLEANlN(:\ dack!jtt's dol":lo f-ervlre. t9li6 oiJISMOB!LE 4 Dlt. $t,4~. Super 88 ~dan. Hydramallc drive. R &: H. Very nice. BlaeL· tnar's Pomeroy. 6 13 6tc Phone 91184. KARR & VAN ZANDT S 13 jQtc Pbono 485 Pomeroy 1957 BUICK VB SPECIAL. $1.996. 2 dr. Hard Top. Dynallow drive. n.&H. One carelul owner. Blaet· E!.ECTROLUX I>IACJDNE CLEAN· Ell. Leas than three months old , tnar'1 Pomeroy. I 13 6tc Throw away baaa. Will sell for 1906 PONTIAC VB STAR CHIEF balance dua lf4,UO. Payments $6 12.110. C:atallno. Cpe. Finest and per r'nonth. Phone 348. belt •ertu Pontiac. One careful . .. . . 6 12 otp ·awMr'. "Sblflt c.ar. .BiaMtnar's tl55 NEW MOOI'i 61 l'l': TRAILPoJ11,eroy. •i 6 13 6tc or. ·1 ·bedroom, l!f fl. aluminum F>URNACE AND awnla1. $2.200.00. Lawr~IM:e · ConV•IIon: unlt. Phone 321 -X Reed, Lowt'• Trailer Court, lllddleport, 101ilo. . 11-:11-\lc 8 - ---- .:tiU OOA~ front porche1. fl-oor, and city back water, sink, Corner cellar, lot overlooking the river. $2000-· 00. SYJtACUSI - 6·room frame house newly pain.tedt aeml·bath, bot llefo.e 0:30 A.M. water, automaUc washer, 1\flddleporl 8831... matte healjn&. aemi modern Pomor,y &II· eben, cellar, b:opt pon:h, KAUTZ PIID ITDII two Iota. f5000,00. · At C~ •ARM · 74 acre1, 16 acre• traetor Yukoa 1-2141 tillable. !J.room hoUse, 1ink and water In kitchen. Front and back HAMILL S~RVICJ NECCH1 'ZIG IIA(l !!'WING "MA· porches. MlneraJI. Other bu1JdCHINE-Mo~es , battot\ holes. STATION tngs. $3ll00.00. sews ou buttona, and many, Albloy 3311 • VIRGIL TIAfOitO, lai1111Nn many de&lfln&. Coat over $300.00 I ~=c;:=;;::;:~,;,=!'=:::;~~ . lOX 229 · I'HON I Itil-Y neow. Ply off balance $1~.00.1 YOUR WIITINOHOUII ftiALIR 6 1) Jtc $l0.00 per month. Phone 343. ,., TV AND APPLIANCII · 6 12 Utp CC:.4L, OIL & GAS fURNACII HOUSI & LOT located In Rut· land Twp. 9 A. 5 A. bOttom, on 12 HEAD OF· • HORSES AND .ARNOLD'I good h.ig~way, near vlUage, 6 PhoN aa..v lyreeua•, Ohle poniea for ule. Will work and room hol.l8flt rtJ.nnina water, celridt'. See A. H. Burbrlda:e. Atlar, aood well of water, euaac CULANDI bony, Ohio, R. D. 2. " 11-1ll-3l< and bam, price $3SOC). Rodlo & TV Ro,.lr lorYice USED WEIITlNGHOUSE Phone 200 P:ARM 2t A. located In Bedford ~P· on &ravel road, 8 room Reooonably priced. ==~Pom.:.:::;oroy, Ohoo;_·-:::-::-:-: 0011 l'iouae, cellar, barn, price $2DOO. 3212. 11-8-31< .:: - - · :~ fELEV!SION, IIADIO & SMALL IC interested in buyinc caU or 1ee USED SINGER ~oRTABLES. APPLIANCE REPAIJl PbCMIO ' " - JaS.J J. H. la1tman f20.DO up. See or call your OtU MClOUntodt, Racine Oblo. OR authOrized Singer Sewing Ma· HOUTITIRUALTY eblne Co. Sale~ and Servic" Rep. 'hone 2U hwleroy,O, Jame• IMC!Oouaal, loCited at FOR UNT-EXTENI<ION ' I,AD e 13 at< dtl'l, Selffbld Board., Drop lrrtolp.Oa\Ua Jlne, Route 7. rPh. IJlotlta. CUat3n Fi1ber, lrllddl• Emmerao.ll 17381. 6 10 3te por, 1)blo. Phone IJ28(. 11-tf - =~'=· ::::-:-rr::-.-:H::;O::U:::S:::E:-,-::T=RA"'ti:iiRFOR tale or rent, 1leeps 11x . .Alao, n. eo conao Will, ye-llow and ltlaeli:. $20.00. C1aytpn Bol.Yard lh- Alb Street, !llddleport e,llollp. . CUSTOM HIIQ~ auir.T tr."liilllll;::::-::D::-a. 111ned "for youtj bO.Q"Ie. Free •'· thbate•. foremao. aa Abbott. Pho~· t12Bt-Y. 11-6-11 ~I-Sle It'- Ct"': llrHionl Wrh, •Mnt w t.nfiCt A. C. Roc.lot; Ohio tion, New ,. Haren. Pboftt TC .. ea.t~ j ". TAYLOR'S ' · GlllllpliUI, ·0~1& lUZ Seeoiut Ave. '1'' ' ' . · Alter having been employed .1!Y;'lbe Kilot~ t!Pl!olatery S!lop for the past 8 years and 3 ¥a,l"l,wllh llle Hay Fur· nllure Co., ·I am now open f4r' b~llbiest· at llle above address. ~ ·~• 4 • • • ' • ' '. We lulve•a complete Une rJf llle htleal fobrloi. We abo repair ·aDd .Over auto, truok and ""-•lpmen' .seall. For me elllmale Jive us a eall or atop Ia a1 <il!f llhOp.. FREE PICKUP and DELIVERY SERVICE Coli GOIIiltolis, 0. Gl-6:3~81 ' . 5:; c;onsult Us For Your. , . , ' PL-UMBING . . .HEATI-NG · ... ~: Harr:Wmvill1, .... ,..L. '>( Otii.o. , .(1. R 1. • etaa.., FAMUI.II!· .~SIDENTIAL :. IH~WmfAL ... ~-~· ( 11-211-lt 48 BASS. ~ilCOtll>IAN GOOD ' AIR CO!qlmQNING, REF1111GIIl&Condl,llon: ltinllllo of wiU !rode for a pikftj~ l!fi'!L Wune Beat atioa M:nlte. Jaek's Refrlaarto · lleeeued apeQ( Sundat ,;;;:~B~e;•:lha~O~-~J~a~ckt•:on~,~~~~~~~~~C~o~ltr~lll~ton~d:c:h:il:·, (6) 10: 12t 13, 15, 18, Chapman. AND liTHER AUCTIONI''R aaorr. nm. KOHLER :FJXtU"-.1' :; . NATIQN~L .. - .:US,,:_~ Comploto lorY~ on Rt. P&\11 or call st. 1 -a:======;;;;.,I LOOKING FOR r' ,. GAs Legal Notice alit Ad HOMEMAKER NEWS Kilowatt f -~ .. ~ ; TREVISION GUIDE ·WSAZ.TV Channel 3 Thin flnJer . alle61- of Swill cjleese with amall bunrhe1 of grape1, wedget of .lruh· 1pples, pears or pineappk! cbunkl, 11 an· other. So your apple 1nd pear wedll:~s will keep tbelr brl~ht C()lor, dlp them tn Iemen ju1ce before you aerve them. Men are especlally fond of ~re:e 1pple~ and peara and indi· vtdual 1ervmgs of ab~ a&ed cheddar cheese. You m1ght alllb aerve t-aked apple• topped with either miLd or sharp cheddar cheeae. Another tasty com bin•· tion is apple Of' cberry tarta serv· ed with slice• of sharp q:ed chedd.ar cheese. Two Unusual Fire CContlnuod '""' Palo Ono) the gas can, shorted, then Ignited the gasoline. Loss was estimated at approxi· mately $1,300. Tl)e boat cannot be suvaged. Gibb's blgbway.... aeeident last week put an estimated $600 damage into his automobile- CAR BUIINJ TOO Accordiq. to the slate Hiehway Patrol., Clyde J. Wlbert, SO, Galli1)01ls waa drivln,c a 1950 Buick tu:i south one roUe aouth of Route ~M on the Poplar R[dge Road. He met a northbound car, went into the ditch to avold ·• eollision. He secured help from a nearby farmer, Clyde Barne~r. WI, Route 1, Chelbire. While Barnett was puUine upon the car wJth his tractor, an,d while Wibert was in· side at the •teerlng wheel, flames burst from under the hood. The car was a total loas. ~ AUhoueh pauerby rushed l-IP with shovel& to throw dirt on the blaze it could not be put out~ ' This fJ.reo was believed to have started when a battery cable be· came shorted, igniting gasoline in the carbrueator. Channe\3- Saturday builcUnp, equipment aDd labor. He, like the teat of ua, .paya for the &ooda and service~ which make up our blah Rtan~dd of Uvi.ne. All In 1u, most of hl1 income Is IPflDt Jn teepbll hil dall')' operatDJ and hisdamily comfortablt!. He makea 1 obiJ t!ontrlbuLlon to the welfare at all the people , in Mason County. The prOduct be sella ia n•ture's . moat perfect food and the income 1from the aale of milk is one 1of tbt big contributions to M&Kn County'a expandini economy. Remember this w:..en you're · drink ' one t¥ the three jla/Sscs of milk you drtnk every day, In order lor farmers to get farm b-uck license plates they must make &ppUcaLion to the West Vtr· glnia Department of Motor Vehicles. Here it MallOn County the A.gricU:ltural "Extension Service of· flee hu · the application for:m1 fur1.er• n-.P.d to fill out to get farltt trllCk ·JceDse plates. If you would like to obtain a copy of this appl~ cation, please get in· touch wltb us, Our offiee is upstalra io the Po$t Ottice BUilding on Main Sln!et, in Point Pleasant, or you can wrte us, ollr addreu ia P. 0. lox 402, h: Plea~nt,W. Va., md our phone i1 Pleasant 207. I Mason County Farm News 12:00 12 :30 1:00 1:16 Ooneebtrtltion Tic: 'he l>ougb It Could Be You Mid Day t:Jewa M<Wietime 2:00 Queen ror A · Dar' 2:80 Hauls l!ailllo Cha!tnel 3 - Sunday Jl:SO Sitn On 11:4!f 'tilts 111 ihe Lite 12 : 1~ Jn.duatry on Pll"ade · 12:80 TV Ci:hapeJ 1:00 Horriestea'- !l1SA 1:30 Chall'_pioliJttlP Bowlhtl 2 :30 Sunday MtMetime 4:30 !Briefing Sessibn J ~:00 Eternal Light · 5:30 Ftop.Uers ·of Faltll 6:00 !Meet uie Jire88 -6:30 "News Pirl!U'e • J 6:43 ' ltl!dwin XusJc Time !' 7:00 H!· . @n.d ~s. North 1 7:~ Suspicion · 8:80 ~t~ Kelly's Blues ; t :QO CtJ.evy Show ~ 10:00 Lqretta Young Show ' 10:30 S~clal · Agent Seveit. ' : ·1 11·(10 :N'~WII 1\lUtdlJ.IMI. 11:1~ ~tews.tch . ~ I 1:111i 'SIP Qlt · . 3:30 From These Roots 4:00 Truth or Conaei:)uenea f :SO Countv P'Jlr ' •00 S.Pinacd PiayhOUJe 8:80 ~IDOl • 8:00 Spiilach Playhouse f:ll nel Jim Tbaokor • • 8:25 !l',athereast t::g 7;00 7:30 ~'7N~ Bu<bilu. •' g:gg Al~"~lf~o} ' IU:OO .i.tthut lforliif jotrty . 11:00 .News rHtad.llne1 10:110· M<wo llea4llnu ' 11:10 Weathetealit 1ll;~G . J"~ck Pau. ShoW 1:110 , SliD 011 t2:80 990 slin 011 ' • ~:00 Remfd. Hpp 8:30 Studio ..WmUing , 7:30 Dick Clark Show ~:00 Jubll.., U. S. A. 8·00 Lawrence Welk ShoW 10:00 Music from Manhattan 1l1.30 Sea Hunt U :(t;J tlp to the Minute New~ · U:IO MGM Late Show J.2:00 1 Blshop ·nK~ •~/,.~, , ·;.11:~ ..Joh!P .,lloiJt:lnt SPOT On Y Radio Dkll ~ FOifTHE ' NEWS ' FIJ!> • ' ""~' · .:" 1~00 ,. Coll.ea:e :titl).w~ Conte~nce i:OO Tbe LiY!ng Wo!'l . ~.,,., 1~4fi Topic\ ,.- f, ,. ". "J. • f 2:00~ Adventures fn Llflitg f t· ,2 :30 BUm , ~ ..,. 3:01) <J~on Hoa<ln~ ~ .., ' ·O,r n.f Oli!o ·Vallty ·' Jt,• • ,3:BU e' lighur.c Plan for the as l)nportant aa tbe she sa1d. "[t ha.!l to out as the architect ~:80 :r.~~ )>t. ~.U, l"'i'IO l .~a:!~~: Satvrday ,, w-....'. Hucklebel'l'f Houn• : WCHS.TV Ch·onnel 8 ~<.Sund•'-·,.i\~ .. I J ~~.-: 1 · "t., "Artn:t rou . tl'}'int to rua up our o)eeipe billil" 1 alket llor. "Not at all," the eort~m.,d. By GAY 'AUL!Y "I'm juat tryJn• Uf'l lclitor ... to teep - · · NEW YOJUC UPI _ Ro~~e Coak- from att~mbUns: in the dark. Prop· ley hM built an unusual career ·er lichting Ia 1 big f1ctor in the on a eliche-throwmg HMht on tile warmth and comfort of a home, subject. in tbe welcome it extendJ to vtsatort." on home, office " U.1 candlea if you wiah," abe liihtlng, sh~ haJ up the homes of la....:hed. "But Jt'd tab 1 beet ol a Domino. lot. Do you know it tates 136 eanand fot d~l to produce th~ Hluminatlqn of one 100-watt bulb! rooms "'Jle important thing it to iet pelirrumt .u~~~~in~t·.~ aputmeot wllh nothmg ibut col· enough lbtht Hl a "POOm. Spaee • !Jn 10l'ed bulbs for a former employer. tbe modern litmie II 10 expmlt,e. "One of the troubles with tlli.l 1J )'OU liih.t thf! wbO)~ f'.loltl,. y~1f world, there s oot enough light in use all of IL lt," said Mi•s Coakley. She wa• "Uiht can fitur•tively pu)l In ,New York on busineu for her the walls .. . malr:~ a room present OO.u, Thomas Industries, bigger. Through a IIJht beh,nd a Inc., of Louisville, Ky., whicb eornice. Use wall brackets." rlaims to be the world's largest maker of ll&bt fixtures. S:QO ResU.., GUll ·t It•r ed By Slash ""'""-1 Shaughnessy Katie Doonan Sbow Comedy Time 10:00 Dou&h Re 'Ml 10:30 Treasure Hunt. 11 :00 Price lil Risht 9:00 9:30 3:00 Youna: Dr. Malone 1• MlisT'VI 'IIIN SCAIID-R!Pt MASON COUNTY FARM NIWS after m.an.aaer Joe Gordon to14 a, Wllli•m G,...ry be CJeveilrut Indian• that tf' June is Dairy Month and 1 Utq didn't dciJOJDfl hlttinJ Uld think as a salute to Mason County Pltebtal then would btl & Jot ot daieymen we might just consider new face. fU'OWl4, Rocky Col.,. the eConomic importance of dalryvito (.a>ove) hit feur cob!MOU• in"g in the county. To do this, I am using the 1954 Agricultural Census ' ave hOme rune, eo be IIWI~'ve C&keo the talk to heart. He'e of Masoo County. In 19M, 177 Mason County l&rlDSI tbe e1Pth ill major leaaue tit. ...., "' hit ·lour bomoro ..... 1old 32,464,957 pounds of ldn!Jie pme, and thl third to do The mone:r received for It m. conaecutlve ttmu at bat. this whole milk was ~l;~·IJl:~ , 1ddilio·n t"o th!l 117. · -- - - ;old whole milk, '' a' £arms sold 107,101 pounds ! ~ream. For thEi sal~ of thi& lhese 438 farms received a 147,499. Tbis m..., that the farmers received a total of almost a milflOn and a half dollars from COLUMBUS UPI-Prcsldent .he sale of milk and cream. Frank Sbauehnt!Ba)' of the International League threw his sup· ln addition to the sale of mlik, port today b'ehinrl Minor Leacue Chief George M. Trautman In a .he dairyman also has rro,rn the sale of veal blast :1t . the newly-created Indep!OWs sold to make room endent Baseball Clubs Assn. In a statement at Montreal, placementa in his herd. These Lhingr;, whole milk, tl'E'am, veal ShaughnesSy braitded the new !alvcs 11nd eowa make up the largf! group ss a "rab'ble rouser we lOrtlon of the dairy farmers in- waiJ.t no part of" and flayed its !ome. pres.ldent, Clyde Perkin1, .eo-own· er of.. the Porthmd, Ore., club of The daieyman baa ment in land, League. WO~VIEW 6:4:5 Sisa on 7:00 Todof 1'1:80 llle.kebldeon Tbeatw 5:00 Movm r : 5:30 T. . Air Force Story J:3Q MOvie •·00 MbV!e Miverret 1:80 9:00 ·, ,;an· -~~.: ·. I:SSP.M. 8:55 A.M, · IOA.M•. a:SSP.M. 12 Ho'on 5 P.M. ftodio ' ' Station ' 11:00 n:o~ ""'""'~:r; "WJEH t•wans ... t :OO , .' . 8 :30 0:00 6:30 .~ : 00 • ..1 99o K( lot. pf the b.~w . ~, hoin"' PIM for dltnmera," . - Mil the ~a, a, iw,Hch tfin q:pl~ · limo.., of lij w~,ttt ·to nee ' if you wli.• to eo home. 1' ; · .' ' WMEII;CKAIR - i S NEw YGIIK .UP! - Some !<!\! disabled athletes will compete· fclr indlvkiual aad team honors ib track and lleld, table tennb <tl'ii·) a half dozen other IIJ)OI't.a iod~ 1 • and Suftday in the third anpUalt Whee~haJr ·Games 'at New Ymt'• Bulova Parlr:o NOTICI Preachiq Saturday everuni at 7:45 ind &ervlces SUllday 10:00 . l ~d , BQO.h • Chui-cll o! o.~ "BalbiiJl,K.e~f!) Roa•.· . Hm, ,toiter•.. w. to .. va, NANCY-· uo you'VE 8:80 Warlted_.Dead or A~ 9:00 Brenner 9:80 Have Gun, Will 'n:'a'el 10:00 Gunam.oke 10:30 Highwar Patrol ' !1:00 News o( the N(Jiat U:IB Tb_•_•t_er_._p'-.- , . - - ~·\ S~day- Chclllll8i13 , . DaUy SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 13, !9S~7 Channei 3-Monda) ts:OO ·raA . 12:00 'I'JIA • 5 :30 Detect!~~·· DlaiY e:OO Ntews · teture 8:15 Man in Washington ts:30 Favorite Story 1:00 s.t.u:day Nl.pt Jamboree f;)U Pen.~ue l~ · ...._ 8 00 PST)' Present¥ t ;OO Blaek Saddle 1 :30 "Clmtlr"'!on City 10:30 ·D. A.'s Man ll tOO Newo HeadUDM 11:10 Welttiler~IJI U :13 Nitewltcb 1:00 ~lgd Off ' CllrLstlarl Sclenot Eye on New Yi!rk Camera Three;' ' · BI:EN IN THAT TUB FOR TWO -- ~ �• ' ~ ' Circle Picnic Held Thursday · . The me~ and their famihu · of tbe Eleuor Circle of the w.s. S. of·the Middleport Heath M.ethodiil Cburcb enjoyed a picnic Tbunday evenin& at the MJddle'fOtl Community Park. ·There were .e. \~ ~, . • Winding Trail Garden Oub Meeting Held Thursday Night Mrs . C L Heaton entertained the Winding Trail Garden club Thursday evening at her home, Locust St. The meeting in charge of Mrs. G. R. Thompson, president, SOCIETY· Around And About Middleport NEWS Of THE AREA opened with the club prayer followed with devotions led by •••DDIE HouoAsHELT !dr and Mn. Joe Wolfe and fun· 'y .. I \ 1•1 Plan..s yere made for a potluck tly are viaitlng in Charleston, W. picnic to be held Thuraday July Va wtlb Mrs. Wotfe's sister. 9, at 8:30 p m., at the borne of Mr. Lewis Koehler and children Mrs. Olan GoodWin, New Haven, of Bryan came lase Wednesday W. Va ., when the Patt Councilors for a vtsit with hiS mother, Mn. of Th~orus Council Daua:ht:er• of Lewis Koehler and hts sister and t Amertca met Thursday eve~mg at brother·m·law, Dr and 'Mrs. K. D. 'the home of Mra. Max ~etnh~rt, Amsb.o.ry and fam.il;y of Chester. Locust St Mrs. Henry Retbel was Mrs. Koehler will joi ntbe family a co-hoaless. today . In the absence ot the president, Mr and ~r~ Ralph Mtchael and Mrs. Reibel presided at the meet· children, M1k1e and Rene, of Los tng which opened wnh devotions A~geles, .cahf., are here for a vlait by 'Mrs. Bentz Wolfe. wtth their parents, Mr, and Mn. Games were played during the Carl Ebersbach of Bradbury and social hour and prir:es awuded to Mrs. Hue I Mcbael of .Pomeroy aDd Mtss Erna Jesse and Mrs. Paul CHUCKLE FOR TODAY --~+ :r:.~;:~~:''=!'i:ut"",..,na:, ~.::t J:::P~! ~~!O~~ .. CHICAGt IU"I - .. Lewis I BPW Sche duIes Sunday Meeting a I Pomeroy Bend THEATRES ' 1y Abo ut MO\n Peop.,A In Pomeroy Frecker's Hosts Thursday Evening E Combination I ORl;tiO ROSE. DUS"f a oz. ,DUSJER · · · · · · ·· · · · · · ·· · · · · $1.19 'I I 0 'OI. 'PLASTIC DUSTER ..... ' ., :· . ·. . $1.49 The Jolly Bunch Sewing Club In lJiursday Meeting ROOMS::w FURNITURE I LB; DU$T · · · · · · · · · · · .- . · · · .-. ·· · $1.49 ORT.HO ROSE and FLOWER lOMB 14 oz. size $1.59 •199·00 BAKER FURNITURE INS!CTICI DES $1.n 4 OZ. ISOTOX GARDEN SPRAY 4 OZ. MALATHION 50 SPRAY······ $1.19 __::......,_ O~JHO ~Y-ETJ:.E ,4 · · ·· · ·•· · · · · · $6.45 ORT!;I<f Wf,EQ, KILLER _FM;~QVEI) W~~D;t«»N --,: · 'Pint· SiJie $Ut-' j TICE I. Fortnite Club Meeting Is Held Thursday Night ,--,I hertel ds .. ' \.j l j COOLER ENGINE SPECIALS . BARGAINS NEVER HEARD OF BEFORE 2 Living ONLY Suite s119·oo STEAM CLEANED Swatzel's Ashland Service Center W. Meln St. PonMroy, 0. ~fall& when her grandson James Smith will graduilllle Mr. and Mrs J. 0. Roedel are visiting in Chillicothe wlth their daughter and son·in·law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamm and family. •• •• Suite ;INCLUDES: AlHEST, lll INCH DRAWER DOUBLE :J'DIIIiSSD aiHI ONLY sgg •• .~~~l~.S~ BID - ·QR PlfRCHASE BOTH - l'l'lS TOGETHER $199·00 . ' We 'l'ay J% laleresl Oo Your S.VIIIP • ITURE The FARMERS BANK ~d Savings Compiuiy s,._ · # illember Federal R~e lll. . . Fedenl DePGIItl!ll!arUee Corporatjol! . ' POMBilQY, OIUO ' . !• Garden Club Plans Memorial Cleanup Project The clean·up commi.t tee of the Winding Trajt Garden Club wilJ Meet at the Naylon Run Memorial playground Mondat· evenlrlg to work on the groumta aDd memorial which has been 1 'Project Of the club for many years. The Club met at the grounda lttmorial week, to cut the grass, \f.lm the shubbery and cleaned and polished the monument. Cut flow· er~ were placed at the Monument, which was dedicated in memory of Rodney Heines, Howard Crary, Charles Hunnell and Phtup KIU. Inter who lo1t their Uvea mWorld War U. ,. Flowers were abo planted t.t tll;e Memorial by the Friendly Nellh· bors Club which It an annu~l project of that club. Junior W,i"ding Trail Garden Oub In Meeting The Junior Wlndllli Trill Gar· den qlub ntet Frllla7 altem- 1t lhb borne of Mrs. G· R. Thompson. Carll Will president, opened the ~neetlng wJth the C!Jutt' aloean anCI pleda:e arter whtcb dues were co1lec'ed and a report of the ~· tan- given. A eom,mittee Wll "P" t>Olntod to price !1111 ond report tNelr tJndin11 at the q¥t m"t1n1. Sandra Hen<lrieko ~ namo4 . 1o the telephone committee. · A . cltmanatratlon an &r arrangemenLa Mro. I"'' 'I ' \,( , ~. • ~ Mrs. L - ....... 16tltl; .........,..............#little lan,.e ekft clunp T......, ...... ,. fetr, ....... ..,........ NO. 51 • ' Methodists Assign Two CampaW.Ne~ $1312 For Fund JYew' County Ministers : other ministen who were re· were: . Rev. ·BQ.Jene Brown for ~he ~urth )'ear to Pomeroy United M~; Rev. Raymon Konk· Ji.lht lor the fourtb year to Htllli M~tbodlot, Middleport; ·a.v. Georp DaYle to RuUand·SyraC!uae .·fql' the 'fourtb year; Rev. Freeland Norris to Reedsville for the fifth year 4nd. Rev. John Elwood, to i!laclne- Portland for the tenth ye.-. Rev. Caato will assist Rev. Elwood In the Racine-Portland ctiarp. . ]lev. Richard Young who ha~ ~ed the sYracuse Circuit for t~ Ohlo Southeast Confe~nce or 'tfie EUB Conferente for the past , · fin Y~ WIS rKeivec:J On trial " llito tbti Ohio Methodist Confer· itate ~ appointed to North Lew· J1bur1 in the Sprinsfleld DlJtrlet. · .ftey, Lewis E. Buell or Chester ·Y,II rnoved to WiDcbeater a~;~d Rev. J1oyd Wortman of Letart retired. . "nle bl&hllf!ht of tile week lonR a,aQual Ohio Conference of the ~etbodiat Chureh ending Sunday wu ~ announcement of appoint· JDent and' ehlnae ~f 167 ministera. Bllhop James Baker, retired, of 1M ' AI\Ifll~s. 1111sted Bishop Wcr· ner Sunday in the ordinations of c(!aconJ and elders aa the session doaell. The appointments cover an of Otii~ except the North East Ohio Conference, to be ani8'11ed later tbla monLh. ~pointed Buckey~ Boys Staters Elect Warren Youth mroLi COPY-Ic ,. Mason-Co Cancer Two new Methodist ministers will be coming to Meigs County as the result of the app<lintments oftbe Ohio Ann· ua1 M.elhodiat Conference held In Lakeside IHI week. Rev. . Robert R. Card has been ass~¥ned to the Chesler charge from ~roton and Rev. Peral Casto assigned to Letart Falls from ' ratrolt. -· ·--· Pomeroy·Mlddle~, Qblo, MOnday., June 15, 1"9 Bradbury Youth lnlists In The Navy For·Duty General Telephone Begins Dial Service Equipment Installation Expett New Loo.l.Servite To Be Ready By Feb.1960 GellenJ Telephone Company on>mo will soon begin the lnd•llatlon of automatic dial swlichlng equipment in prepara· lion for the utabiiJJunent of new dial telephone se~ for the communities. of Pomeroy and Middleport, ~~ .10 WUilam H. FUTington ol Jacklon. district commeraal Bllll· ager. ATHENS, ·0 . (UPI)-Gaty Rteh· etto, 18, of Warren, pu~ the cov· ~trnment of Buckeye Boys State Into oper.atidn todt.y as Us newly elected goverhor. R!chetto, who won ofrlce by a landslide Sun.day, was the seC!ond straight governor of the Ohio Am· erican Legion sponsored exereise in gove'rn,nent to eome from Warren, &ut:eeeding Robert S. 'lhomp· son. The largest croup of boys to talr:e part iit the exertlse, l,OM, will carry out all the functiona of 4 real government on the campus of Ohio Uniwralty, operating four counties and 20 titles. The l'i!&lstratioh tops last year's total at Camp Perry by 33. Guy Eugene llin&, son of Mr. Common P1eu Judce Gecree H. and Mn. Guy Bin& of Bradbury, Birrell ot TrumbuJl county, a11o baa enlisted in lhe U. S. Navy. A Hlgb from Warren, adminl.stered tbe &raduate l of Mlddleport oath of office to WC!i:J.etto Sunday School in thel clasS of '$9. he wil}l aomf'Alme in June for Great I ht ng . J • IT.a'ke•. II JUI!ke u.. To Attond ;U nol• Justice Charles Zimmerman of baaic training b,e wiJl go the Ohio Supreme court bad Hospital Corp1men SChool. Sworn in 20 pt"flloua governora df Boys State. but was unable to at· lend Sundar because be wu suffering from a gi;U at 'his bome in Springfield. Richetto, &ivine a convincing d~ay 1ol oratory .tt Sunday's po· Uticahrallies, easily defeated Den· nis Batheoey o1 ~~Ud in the aov· ernar's roee. llp1fev.., ,~ ~ othilo- .otu.;~~~M-• i.ot.r'j!lilll~:;~ orlliW IIIIi . . , 'eto,.lei!!•'i'fiit j., _cr•; Sabre ..jet , plane last Racine Chapter, 0. E. ·S. were Robert Chiam of Bowlli'la: were Iapan. He was unin· WIU ·hold t. Grand Inspection TUe~o Green as state audltor ud Don the ICholanhip were aaked to d,y, June lS at 8 p.m. at the Ita· Nationalist Tom Lotan of Co· grandmuther is Mrs. apply for it and to obtain recom.· . ~iio Hilb S.booL mendationa from their. teachers. Jtaclne. ' Ellubeth Fotter, Worthy Grand lumbiana waa ~mM litutenant Clmlla student Was then selected on He Willi a gradu~t' of R-acine Jacoba a.:ad At,Jtold · after their •Matron of the Grand Chapter of basis of grades, recommenda· Oltlo, will be the lnspectina offi· arrest by Meita Cqnilty otficera High Sehool, and Wa1 ~ a bubtball intere.1t In Science, and a were turne~ over to MJ;son st.ar. ~r. Cora Webb, of the local chap· I~~.~~ which was to have been . ter who Is Grand Martha of the 1n the m~•nUme wrranta ---:::-::--:-rrt~ in a aelence exhibit held ' Gruul Chapter af OhJo, wUl be alao been iuued for the Ureal I ' sprlhg. ' Jerry Roush, Getald Eblin die Juest o! honor. David will be a junlor nut year l'OIIl· , ·' At S:u a dinner will be served Carroll (Pinky Lee) While at Pomeroy Hi.Jh School. foJ · members and out-of·town •roy •il of whom .~eve &....h... . .tl'0 ged by M-.n City 'aUthorities C KueJta at the hi~:h school. wlth the same.(,ch'ara:eS at prefer· too dose aftea: pass· iContl..... o.Dn ..... Two) ' Cll" wa~ blamed by tfle Patrol lor « minor MARUT RIPORT afternoon flbOut CINCINNATI UP! - Produce: west oJ Rutland on unchlnJed on A, State Route 124. on B, amalll and The Patrol said Alvia t. Barn· consumera, white ett. 1"1, Rutland. pa:BSed a car al10 ll farms, easea goinJ welt driven by senneth c. 23·28, A lar1e Wandling, 2.8, Akron, 0. Wandl· ~ ~~Ucq~ ol otfieera was 'held ing took to the right hand ditch When Pomeroy Chapter 80 Royal to prevent a collision, the Patrol Arch Muon• met lalt w~ at the reported. His ,car waa dama1ed in llalanie Temple. t minor way. 11tere wa1 no arrest. Max 'Ward was elttc!ted as high I ·-· •• prl..~ WIIU101100, klnl: HURT IN 'ALL Jolin 0. ,oerlbe J. E. Foot· Vfrg:lnia Delqel, Sycalriore·&t, ~r. J. Middleport, wts taken to Holzer IUJ• Hospital at 1:Jt a.m. Suaday by · tb~ ·~••II; .' the Middleport Emeraencr aqua-. elpal ooiourner; II. suffering lrom deep lacerations tn ;lloht Ar<h <Qtain; her len leg: eauaed frOJQ , a fall pJ1'4; and Arthur W. Nease, trua· w. Sayre Bails Out In Jet Plane Crash In Radn~astem Star fnspection r·"'w'· Tuesday ·,Tfa. of p·:atro1.Reports ' M•"n· r •·..c•"den• 1'ard Is Elected .· ~. High Priest ' (H -Royal Arch i~::~;f-::~~~·1! DIYOIIC. _ . , Graveside Rites Nieri Child !Ojo. · D,rin• tbe meeting it was an· "'. houneed Lh't stated convocations '1'111 be held during the summer. Stolen Auto.Is M.~doned 'In •. -. U.... ........ fltiJsuMMII • .,.,.. I'• ..... · · · · · VOL XI • Weather -. ......,....,...., .... ........ ..._ ....... tt.:iewucs . . tetuwr • enttne ' wt,....._...,.,.lliltmrewn." WSCS Tr01n1ng ••, , DOY S( hed~~1, ed I I 'I• ll)nch-, · - llltht• ra•rultlta."· fW..•1.let-..,..,. .. 1M Woot Co11t llooo- "1 th•ufht t'lf Jib t. vte m~...,.• Mrs John Terrell usmg Luke 18·1 1 · The thought for the day. ··Goo June . the month of roses aou I he .. present. helpmg me 1 will mak~ prayer my end ot June for ~hrysanlhemums 'l'bi& is tbe last meeting of the vual breath and ne>er lose heart" and told when lP pmch chrys.nlhe Officers TrainlD& Da)' for tbe Circle untiJ the second Tbursday was also given by Mrs. Terrell mums ,back. Perenial~ and care of Melti08til WSCS of ~th in. Sept u the a:roup dt!bands An ln~il..atwn was received from peomes and planta 1 ~ replace bt· Arrangements of red white and blue flowers and Amendiatrict wm be hel4 ,at Jicboa. for the summer. the Little Hockmg Gal-den Clu b to enntals were al:so discussed by can flags decorated the 'Episcopal parish house Friday for the June 18 from 1-3:30 p.m. ·' , attend yearbook and flower show Mrs Str~ble. Fl ag Day 1unc heon o f tllC Re t urn J ono tb an MelgS :MiJS Anna Houter ~· proclJmc to be held at the Little Hock Mrs. Allard •Pratt bad the ar. annual . tnl!l High School on July 9 . Mrs rangcmen~ of the month wbtch Chapter DAR The Rev . William Roberts pronounced the ID · motion aecretary cit· CciltoD, urTerrell thanked the dub for the was a trumgular symetncal ar· voca\lon Hand pa.mted place cards Food Committee were Mrs. John gea the olflcers of ~Lllical Soe· ietiea in the county to be opreaent arrangements placed In the vesti· rangement of Dr. Van Fleet 1 oses made by Mrs. Theodore Reed Jr. LJCtwller and Mrs J E. D. Hart· bulc of the church for the Terrell· Arrangements by Mn. Heaton tn were used and favol'l$ were mmia· mger, co·chalrmen, 'Mrs Aaron and to brtn& que•Li'onl and pro· MILch wedding A note was recel~· elud~d a coffee table arrangement ture baskets of red,wh1te and blue Kelton and Mrs Fred Crow·Jr. blems for dlscuuion. Arrangement• for lodcln& aDd cd thankmg the club for their con· of smgle Br?wnell roses ln pmk flowers scrvmg the luncheon were Mrs. tnbutwn to the V1ctor Reis FelloW· pottery ; a tnangular arrangement 'Mt~;s Lmda Crow presented a Wtlltam Roberts, Mr::;. Frank Titus, other details far tbe LaMIIter ship Fund of dark red roses; a table arrange program of piano mus1c precedmg Miss Kaaron Kelton and Mus Lin· School of Mlaaiona wUI bt: anaoull· Members responded to roll call ment of mixed roses ,In a wh1te the luncheon and patr10hc record · da Crow other . ;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;,;;;;;;;;;:;;;; Wllh their m!!ecl control. Plans container from the James Weber 1ngs were played during the meet ------Mr. relatives. and Mrs. John 'ferry and ,.~lru~•se;;r,~a~f~to;r~w~h;ic~h~th~e~h;o~a~te~sse~&;;;c~e~d~ children of Paw-Paw, Michtgan, t were made for an auditiOn Nle to gar~ens and a low arrangement of mg be held at the next meeting Nam· white rambler. roses. Mrs Irvmg Karr Jr' regent , pre· vuntcd with their aunt, Mrs. Ellen ed on the program committee were A travel qu1~ waa conducted by s1ded at the meeting wh1ch opened Smith of tsradbury, Friday morn· Mra. Terrell, Mra Carl Will and Mrs .Pra~t durmg the soc1al hour m ntuahshc form During the bus· ing This Is the first time for &ev· Mrs Thompson . Mrs Robel llfter which dessert course was ~~:f;s ~:~e~~~:tyMrcsba~:;~tt o~a;~~ Mrs. Guy Reynolds and Miss en yean that the fam11Jea han was named as the scrapbook chair- served by the hoatelt. . Ohwana L.ibnry Assohation an · Nina Russell m::!mbcn of the local seen each other. Before the Terrys The next meeting wtll be held nounced a trip to Galllpohs. 'June Bu.si~ess and . Profe.a::donal Wo· rturn to their home they will visit man The travehne pme donated by :Mn Walter Bentz was award· at the home of 'Mrs. Thomp•on 21, aponsored by the State HI~Jtori men·s Club will be 1n Columdbuas in Memphis, Tenn.. and in Ala· bama. nseetlcide-Fung~lde ed to Mrs. Will. and Will be one week later on c•l Al!lsociatlon. Mn. Karr thanked Sunday., June .14th to atten "June ,pointers" was the July 16, so. that members can. at· t h M A"nes L ~ t d th 1 i t Uttl H k the members for the1r co·operatJOn receP: 100 ononng rs. "' hlo of the month presented by •_n_....;;e;c;l;n:;e;a:;::;:;e:;:;o;.c_"_'g_l durmg her term 88 regent, after Merrttt.. president of tbe 0 Joseph Struble who spoke ( • wtw.ch new officers were mstalled Federatlon of BuSiness and Pro· by MlM Grate Horton, chaplain fesslonal Wo~en's. Clubs. Officers mstaJied w~re Mrs. A. The receptiOn will ~e bel~ at t.he Mr. and Mrs. David Freclter R. Knihht, reP,D,t; Mtf. James Troutman Hall, Capllal U~1verSJt)' '. entertained a group of relatives .,., Brewington, vice regent; Mrs. from two unhl four 1 Thursday evening, at their home, Pearl ·Hysell, treasurer; Mrs Em· MEIGS - PomuoJ Pine Gltove, honorhrg Mr. and erson Jones, \ recording secretary; ·. \ Mr~. Joe Faulkenburg of Akron. By LiJCU.LE HAWkiNS Mrs Geoge H Parkt?r, TONICiHT Dunng the evening; pictures 1ng secretary , MISS Grace taken on a recent trip to Hawaii "PARIS HOLIDAY" Da.vld Eynon, lbrrlsbun:: , POi, eh<~ piaHI, Mrs J E were shown by Mr. Faulkenburg, Bob Hope - Fenandel IS visHing his brother·m·law and Lrar, Ml~;:. Bess Sanborn, after which home made lee cream - alsn sister, Mr. 11nd Mrs A N Ben Mrs Wm Bradford, and cake were served to Mr. and 1 "GUNMEN }'ROM LAREDO" gel. the Hag, and Mrs • David Miller, The Jolly Bunch Sewmg Club Mrs. F'aulkenburg, Mr. and Mrs. H.obcl"'t. K:napp, Jean Morehead Mts. Thomas Potts, East l.ncr· Mrs Dale Dutton and Mrs. irving Thursday evemng at the Mid· Homer Holter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy met pool. ls Yi&lttng her parenls, Mr Karr Jr, board of management. SUN., MON. on<l TUES. and Mrs . A. N Bengel Mrs. Klllght spoke brtefly ex· dleport Park. Home made ice Holter and children Allen, Nancy I Btlhe Jea.n Moore . Ftndlay, 0 , press1ng her appreciation of bemg cream and cake were served for Ann a:~d Janice, M~. and Mrrt. "TOM THUMB" Roy Frecker, son James and dau· I il visiting her uncle and aunt, ~e l ected lu J;erve as regent and thedesserl Russ Thmbi)'D A:lan Yoong During the meetmg 11 was ded· fUtters, Jacqueline and Joan ~living Room Mr and Mrrs Allred Bi~:gs uam f' d the committee chairmen TEMPLE-Middlepert Mr. and Mn Alfred Btggs and ror lh<> year mcluding · Ainerican .:led to have the next meeting at • Bedroom • Kitchen daughter, Judy . VIsited Jl'latlvi'S lndiun. Mt~ R M }o~inslerwald, lhe home Gf Mrs JamEl1l Webet' · ~ON,iGHT CloiN ThYr. .y AfternMnl recently m Oaylon ,md Fmdlay Amenc;.m mullit:, Mrs. 0 P Kleln; and tt Will be a picmc. Recent gue6t.~ of Mr and Mrs Amcnca111sm and DAR manuel for "THE LAST IILITZKREIG" Members present Thursday eve Cash Braley were Mr and Mrs c1l1zensh1p, Mrs Harold Sargent; nmg were , Mrs Doyle Miller, Mn. v.., John&qli- Dick York Jack Schweitzer and Mrs Blanrhe Approved !K'houls, Mrs. Ow1ght Blanche Haptonatall, Mrs. Georee Davis or Columbus and Mrs. Wm Milhoan ''RIDE LONESOME'' Hackett, Mrs Noah Haskins, Mrs. Gillogly, Albany. CAR, Mrs C M Hennessy; Com· Kenneth Byei.', Mrs. Lawrence Mil· (Toohnicolor) · 'J .. \ ' Mora: M1ckey Willlanu1 and Tom monit)' set'\Jce, Mrs Arthur Car· hoan, Mrs. B. N. East, Mn. John Randolph Scott, ~ Ste6lc Reuter returned home Wcdnes· penter, GLrl homemakers, Mrs Seines, Mrs. Orin Smith, Mrs. On tht Brightest Cornel day . from SewiR.gley, P~ .. where Dav1d Miller; conservation, Mrs. James Weber, Mrs. Carl Mattox, SUNDAY end MONDAY they attended the funenl of thetr George H r.t-ker , DAR good cttl· Mn. Perry Mnch, and Mrs. 11a· "TilE HANGING TREit" In Middlopo'! •" !(,\ ."''• •I ",. unele, E G. Kautz Tht'y were ac umship, Mrs Sargent, DAR mag· belle Wtnebrenner. Gary co0pvr - Mallia Schell eomp.o.nied home by Mr·s 0 .f . aztnc, Mrs W11l1am Bradford; DAR Kautz of Charleston , W Va who magazine adv1sor, Mrs. Patrick Guests for the evening were, waa an overnight guest of ~r and Lochary , DAR museum and Ohio Mrs Elmer Mlller, Mr!l WiUis Mrs L. C Karr. room, MriS James Harley; DAR Grueser, Mrs. Julia MitctJ, Houck, Mr. and Mrs. Joe l"aulkenburg ~ ludcnt lo11n and scholarship fund , Mrs Eme!ltme Grandin and grand· returned to the1r home m Akron Mrs. Guy Nc1gler. daughter , Barbara Anna and Luc· PLAN SOCIAL \ Friday after a several days vlsLt Geological records, Mba Bess ille Martin Rutla.nd Band Boosters will wilh Mr and Mrs. llomer Holter, S<Jnborn: Honor roll, Mrs. Dor have •n ice cream social on thP Clw• IM rOJHi ~chaefer; Jumor Amet'ICAn ('it.Jr.e>n high school lawn Tuesday, June Mr .11nd Mrs. Homer Holter and ship, Mn. JJeorge Skmner: Mcm 16. 'fhe band will pldy durln,e: the ., _ , guests, Mr. and Mrs. Joe t'aulken · bcrship, Mrs. J . E. Fostr.!r; Junior social. burg Wl.!re Wednesday guests of membership, Mrs. •Pearl Hysell: ~--Mr . and Mrs. J . M. Gaul, Cheater Molton pictures, 'Mra. M. D. Hart· Mrs Charles Qulv~ and son of inger; National defenae, Mrs. Em Columbu.!l are visiting in Pomeroy crson Jones; Ohio DAR newa, Mrs. The Forlnite Club met Thursday and Maaon, W. Va . Dale lhJtton; Press relauons, Mrs evening at Lhe home of Mrs ,Jack Jeffrey Werry, son o£ Mr. and Theodore .Reed Sr. Bachner for their regular meetmg . Mn. John Werry b confined to Program: Mrs. James E Brew· Mrs Robert Tewk8bary, prcsi · his home, Spring Ave. with the ington; Literature, Miss Frieda dent conducted the business meet· l mumps. Fachnlc; Real granddaughters1 lng and plans were made for the Mrs. Theodore Ebersbach leCL Mrs. lla.lph Windsor; Flag of the annual dmner to be held on tho I • thu week for Alexcndria, Va , to U. S A., ~Irs Irving Karr Jr : 29th or this month. Plans were attend the High School commence- Transportation, Mist~ Grace Hor· also made for the annual picnic ment, when her gr<~nddaughter, t.on , and Insignia, Mrs. Everett which will be held at the ~orne of Ann Smlth graduates She w111 al· Hayes. Miss Ann Howell OQ the 22 ol July. i ~o attel)d ~ommencemcnt exercises The -picnic l1 tor the ~embera and . Cueslll at the 1unthcon were of Princeton Univorsity, Boston, their familiu Glen Tolson of Canton, Miss JesA de~sert coune was served to si.c Hoyt, Columbus, Mrs. Della ·:~t \ ... .., HAVE A Hoover, Painesville, MhlS Sharon the followln.c, Mrt. William Wal· ters, Mr~. Henry Null, Mrs. Rich· Jones, Mrs. D. 18. Hartinger, Mrs. ani Schwab, Mrs. Robert Mllls, Garen Stansbury, Mr,s. Crary Oa· Mra. John Fultr:, Mrs. Georce Dal · vis and Mrs. Rodney Downing laa, Mrs Leo Smith, Mrs. John HAVE IT Mrs. Thodorc Reed Sr. •nd Mrs ParaoRs and Mra. Tewksbary and 03'Yid Miller served as co~hairmen Mra. Howell. for the luncheon meettm~ Mcm · bers or the Women's Guild of the Epl~eopal Church . serving on the Return Jonothan Me.·gs Chapter Flag Day Luncheon Held frl"day ' !'! 8-Dall)' ~·ri!l!'eJ, Pome.roy·~-d. dleport, 0., Jill!\ 18, 19111 Dof ACouncil Picnic Planned Thursday July 9 , l. '' ' 1 ~ · .;;, ~ ~·2911 : • ·B ulter, 91) ICOU 71. ' POSTS IOND · M-argaret Dianne Capehart Poated f2l 1ppear~... bond In llltyora Court SundiJ alter her arrest on charcu of drh-lna: acros• t double Une on • ,eurve. Charae~ were &»referred by llberill'l Deputy Ken· net.h Grover. Rece~t marrtafe licenae appll~· tiona tn the M41on County Courthouse lneluded llie f~llfl"'lli: Herold' Bernml Llovlnt :sr.• 20, New Havtn, an.d Doi'otb)' ,Jna. · · o!rin !llurfl!el:, 1e, ~lyn .Bio-' o;;,!uM!.fllton, •JWUIO 1; "' &td!'(ep~. 22. · LOu PuUen. 1, md <Y HoiRI!. POIIletoy. alb for • ....., from Pltrlcla A. SP1trloelt TblJd.at LDdiDstDn. Hleblpo. Gn\re1ide servlce1 were held on Mqnday mornine at 9 ,1. m. in the · Sacred Heart Cemetery for tbe Infant son of Mr. lftd II~ Remo Nleti, of Middleport, wbo dJed at birth rrtday in St. Joseph Hospit· ' Sunday: Mra. Clat· al, Parkersburg. enee IAwreqri .and baby, Portland. Five Marriage ' Applications Made In·Mason 17. 1'1010\ lilv01t ln an Ac:tloD hied 1a Ute Xei&a County Court of Common Pleas today ftWiird 0. Spllfloek of llree- Hen· New Shoe tile numerous oullide- projects are the construetion underground and aerial cable. of cable faeillUu old to the new centrAl ' . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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