https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6ac7dff9035cac66d551a56b78957c4e.pdf 3f45086bbfa3f4a46317fb0324a44069 PDF Text Text • ' ~ ' 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 ' . �• 15, 1959 ow IY ASKI S A CH • \ ,d oul r·/ Ql s¥fe)y round n.ere nt. $1. ko lin • v ou neard what est t ·ng the \ rl ia, a11 '1i1 this, and 1 quol ~"G F ULl on bicycle in illlriCJn. , m11 1re Bat' &al .J J.u e of M . ..... .. .... . a Claims B T e �• 15, 1959 ow IY ASKI S A CH • \ ,d oul r·/ Ql s¥fe)y round n.ere nt. $1. ko lin • v ou neard what est t ·ng the \ rl ia, a11 '1i1 this, and 1 quol ~"G F ULl on bicycle in illlriCJn. , m11 1re Bat' &al .J J.u e of M . ..... .. .... . a Claims B T e �------• ,. ' ' FACE RESCUES PAIR ·Pomeroy Wins Pair On Mulberry Hts. Middleport Loses 4.3, 74 To Hot Gallipolis Team In OVA Contest Pomeroy batters banged out 4--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 15, 1959 SPORTS ; DESK .,....•.• ' a three for six, Cunningham two for total of 28 hits in 17 innina:s ol five. baseball on Children's Home HiU Sunday ta win a pair of squeakers from Point Pleasant, 12-11 and 8·7 . The first .-me of the scheduled seven-inning dvubleheader was a lO.lrame event, tied at 11·11 after seven. Wb.ile play in Pomeroy gave the Merchants a 3·1 rocord {to .Point Pleasant's 0-\), Middleport was having hard luck at Gallipolis. The strong Middleport team ran into a f-3 loss at the hands of pitchcrl Russ Mitchell ' in the opener, and went down 7-4 in the nightcap as ex.highschooler Paul Evans pitrh· ed a &lick three hitter. Georae Nesselroad of the Pom eroy team in the first game with •P oint, bad his greatest day at bat He came to the plate six timea and went away owning five singles and a triple. J-"urthermore, it wu his lead-off single in the bottom of the lOth that triattred a Pomeroy victory. He was_iacrineed down by Knight, and scored on Bob aon's clutch single after Grueser had flie~ to center the aecond out. Bob Cunningham picked up both wins for Pomeroy. He was relieved in Lhe bottom of the fourth In the opener with one out. still ahead 5-4. In the nightcap he relieved Bill Wilton, who turned up with a 1ore arm In the third, the score tied at 2-2. He finished up, allowing only five hits and five run,a. Hit mates pushed acro11 the win· nina ~ir of runs In the botto"' of tb,. aixth While trailing HI. lfQI Wilson led off singling, Stivetl was Btfe on a flelder's dollobled, choice, •Phil Collins Gruescr waw on through an error at ihlrd, and Nesselroad, still hot {2: for 4 in the second game), s1nr f For Point. Rutay Wamsley got a three run homer in tbe third inning of the first game, and pitcher Arnold Whitman a solo homer in the f011rth. Larry Lee had three singles in four trip! in the aecond game. AT GALLIPOLIS In the opener at GaUipolis, in th~ bottom of the ninth, the tcore Lied a 3·3, with two out, Burns singled to center to score Neal McMahon who had do·lbled to lead oil. Fol' Middleport, Charley Smith got a two run homer in the sixtt-4 with Winebrenner on. Other hit· t.ers were John Vroman, Ed Cl'ooks, Rogel' Lightfoot and Dave Kindy, all aingles. In the nlghteap, Middleport's rally in tbe sixth fell short, net· ting only two runs, as Wlnebren· ner singled, Roger Chancey bounced one over the pitcher's head in· to center, and Jim Bowlea singled. Middleport picked up anothel' in the seventh on a walk error and st9len .baae. ' Gallipolia picked up six hits off Bowles, loser of the first game. .Bowles. fanned 1Z, wal~ed 3, hit one. M1tc~ell fan~ed sue, walked 6, but Middleport s three ru~s were earned; none of Gallipolis' (Cctntinuecl on '••e Five) LIL LEAGUER . ., .. " There Js · reason o hope t ha t f a-n ,mt erest tn ' Oh'10 Va Uey As· sodation Baseball has taken a shght upgrade. Sunda·y at Gallipolis where Middleport lost two, my opecatives reported a "good crowd" on hand the best of several years . The "gate" was a little over $14 (by the hat method) which set another record for recent times excepting at Racine where three years ago 1 recall $30 ringing the little bells. That $14 is unusual ,at Gallipolis where lately an OVA aame l e usual Y attracted about as mu~h aU ention as a hen laying an egg, which was exactly what a lot of those French City teams were doing . The 1959 Gallipolis team is not laying eggs. It's winning, and Leaves the league at 4·0, which seems to underline once In other games Sunday Roek again that in leagues big or sma.lJ, ba.!>eball, football, basket· Sprin«• won U over Thomaa Fork ball, or merely marbles , what you need, Sir, is a winner or a with 'Bill Woodard a-ettlng a hom- I contender. Th , • · e crowd on Chiidrens Home Hill, scene of the Pomeroy Merchants ' current rejuvenation , also was big enough to hinder the unfettered VICW of the game usually enjoy by Ron Springer and Jim Diehl , from Springer's front stoop. George Nesselroad reported "a Little over $5" received in the fedora-passing ritual. This too is heartwa:nn.ing, or should 1 say pocketwarming. "'h b 1 ese ~ellows lose .base ails, break bats, nee~ odt!-on-ends of other Items of eqmpment. The only way they can get part of their out-of pocket expen!'es back is for fans to contribute something at their games . Without a strong OVA team young players out of high school have no place to develop talent The truth of this soon will be clearly proved, many of us expect, as several active Orioles Swap Harshman For Bill Hoeft Wt~nt four !ol' nine with two doublea and two singlea; Bill Wll&on wu four ror six, Collin& waa PIANO BARGAIN "I rrt1b a let of cllvlnt utch..l'' UnlttHI Pritt lntern~tlonal The Baltimore Orioles traded southpaw pitcher Jack Harshman to the Boston Red Sox for another lefthander, Billy Hoeft, Monday n to intobeat a nur· the f: E~t~Ut)e;;·:~m~'~t~~~ goes into ef· midnight. t. Nessy Plenty Hot With Bat, ow At .500 SEE IT AT Zerkle Transfer Co. Middleport, Ohio Beaulllul Baldwin SPINET PIANO Save On This Fine PIANO CaD Be Bou&hl For Oaly UO.OO A Monlb WRITE FOR DETAILS l And the emphasis was on pitch· talent with the clubs heading summer days that will put hul'ling staffs to the test. Tho Red Sox and Washington Senatol's caned off thed.r trade 1D which the Senators gave · Bos~oh l'elie! pilchel' :flick Jtyde in exchange lol' Munay WatJ. Hyde complained of ·a sore tum when he reported to Bo1:1ton and the two clubs agreed to cancel the swap. Left lntaet, however, was the pt~rt of the deal In which Washing{on gave infielder Herb Plewa to Bostori !or lnflelder Billy Consolo. -George Nefselroad'a startling feat of six for •ix- five Jingles and a Lrlple - against Point Pleasant here Sunday In the fint game of a doubleheader, raleed' bls bal· ting average in four 1ames to &n even .GOO. Pomeroy manager ~bU. Collins' scol'ebooka show Ncasy has hit safely 8 times In 16 at bats. tie is followed dosely by young Bill Wibon with ~ hit• ln 11 trlpa, for .435. Other leaden at bat ue The St. Loul.s Cardinals purGene Mitch, .429, C~UJn1 .417, Bob chaBCd third baseman Dick Gray Cunnin£ham (tw~ iamea) .400; from Los Angeles. Bob Wllaon, .333, and Tom GrueaThe PhiLadelphia Phlllie1 ·sold er, .800. 38-year-old catcher Jim Hegan to the San Fnncisco Giant11 ·and re· called pitcher Dick Farrell from Buffalo ttt t be International League. Jo'a:rrell , a relief see lut sea11on who went .!lour late in t.be year, waa recalled becauae of lev· eral Injuries on the Phll1' pitch· inc ataff. i Unlhd PI'HI lnNf'nltiiiMI Los Anplu r.CIIIecf outfleht· •r JErank Howard from VIctoria of the Tun Le.. ue, where he WIS hiHint .370 with 27 hiiiMn. The Pl~tsburgh Pirate• bougbt vetel'an righthander Bob Portel'· field J~om lhe Chicago Cuba and told f11tcher R. G. SmJtb to the Detrmt Tigers. 14 Home Runs Blasted In Bison-Vee Game Unlttd Prets lntematt.nal Buffalo and Richmond belted a total of 14 home runs Sunday, but the day's explrulive bittinl merely reilulted In a split that kept the Blilons a half-game ahead of the second place Vces In the International League race. J>eron JohDJ!Ion of Richmond led the roundtl'lpper parade with three, two coming in the flrlt eame won by Buffalo, 12·8. The Veea, who collected nine homers for the day, won tbe niahte.p 11-7. Montreal moved Into a fourth place tie wlth Columbua -by talllnl Miami twiee, 13.0 and S-1. behind r()ute goinJ pedormances by Tom Lasorda and Ed Rakow. er and single for Rock Sprlnga; Cheater rose mlghtUy to whip the Hornets 14-8 in a parade of home run a. Homera were banted out by PhU Boylea, Starlin& Masser, John Teaford (two), Simmons, and Gene Weavel'. Mlneraville'a: win ovel' Syracuse spotlighted hittin~t sprees by 'Roy Arms, a Jingle, triple and homer; Hook Thomas' single and double and Don .Hendrix's two-run homer. For Syracuae 0 . and P". Jen'kina eaeb had two for three . lf,M Jets 000 000 2-2 1 3 Darwin 000 000 0--0 3 1 Harr\snn, Wagner (4) and Rob· inson. Taylor and Well Rock Springs 130 110 2-8 9 1 Tbomaa Fort 300 000 S---e 8 3 Abbott, Denny and Smith. Faulk and Barton ch..ter 001 4~1 3-14 12 4 H·H Hornet. 000 131 3- 8 5 2 Teaford and Simmons. Wise and LJttle. I Minersville OM 801 3-18 15 3 Syracuse 122 201 ~ 8 8 5 Hendrix .and Stewart. :Roach and F. Jenkins. . ."t STANDINGS w L 01 M,M Jets 8 1 0 Syracuse 5 3 21> Darwin 3 3 4 3 Minenvllle 5 .H-H Hornets 4 4 31> Rock Springs 3 ~ 4\1 Thomu Fork 2 6 51> Che•ter 2 7 8 I ' ble pennant jackpGt •• tone 11 as they keep coming up with that same ace ln Ute hole. His name ia Elroy Face, hi• record is 1().0 and he now baa won 1~ straight games in reUef datinl bact to May, lQM. Face, a tireleaa lDO-J?Ounder. otanda only five feet, eieht inehe~ bo.~t he haa been atandint the bit· ten on their beads so elfeeUvely that the ·Pirate• now are only 3lh games removed from the National League lead and are hOpefUl of I landing in their first World Seriea since 1927. Face thl'ows a fork ball and Jt's tul'ning out to be a meat-and-potatocs pitch for the Pirates, who sw~pt a doubleheader from the Dodgers Sunday, 6--3, and &-2, with a b~g aasiat from their pint-sized relief ace. Making hia fourth appearaaee in five day• and sixth in eiJht games. Face entered the opener in the eighth innine with t).e #COI'e tied 3-3. He atruek out one •batter In the eighth, then fanned the !ide in the ninth to earn a standing ovation from 30,082 fans at Forbes neld. Gino CJmoli'a ainsJe with the bases loaded In \he nlntb inning gave the (:arda their win over the Reds In the opener. LiDdy Me· Daniel, credited with hllflftb vietory in 'he opener. uneorked a wtld pitch 1 in tbe elthth llfninll' that e011bled GliB· BeJI to score the winning run for ClndnnaU in the nightcap. · Early Wynn of th41 White Sox helped hlmMU to four hlta In beaUnJ the Ori1Jiea in the first game for hla ninth victory while AI Smith's 10th inftinl ilngle aank" RIIU~TS Jeh 2 O.rwln 0 , . . Rock Springs I Thotriat Fork 6 Chester 14 Hornet• I Mlnemllle 13 lyreeu.. 7 OAMII w•DNIIDAY Rock Sprlftll at D•rwln Jets •I H·H Hernats $yr•cva at Thoma• Fork Chett.t at MJnenvllle First It waa Soueh1k who had a chance to tie him. But burly Mike, needine a birdie, pushed hla dr1ve on the last hole off Into the rouah behind a tree, played a miracle 1hot to hit the green and then watcht!d diaJuatedly aa "the bai.J rolled into , the back trinae. From 50 feet he ch~ped weakly and the ball was 10 teet short. He even mlased that P\ltt. Both came dose but not cloao cnou1h. Roabura, whh wears Jlauee "because it heipa to li:e that JltUt white plll" a foil ball. end SOU· ehak . n~e(l bird.ies 10Ji the par lour 18Ui 4:U.J(fd hole to tie Calper, , , · ....... li Out Billy was IWO&i~ U out Jn the C!lub houae. Then wu not only hl1 a:anae - a four over par Je. 88·14 whk:b &a¥11 him a total of 282 - but Rolbl&ra and Souchat aa well atandtnl between blm aad victory. H. W. COM 0. 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UPI- FlOyd -nmgnam (3) \_W.P) •nd Qrueaer. even more than ever before b:e a Patterson i• · throwtng bombt aU STANDINGI.WOII l.Mt fugltiv:• tAiJ a11mmer from !-Olleee over th1: rini here to make ~GaUipolla0 and profeasional ba&eball 190f)' \lin he \11on't be · trapped by lnte· 4 . . .. ma; Johanuon't rtROfU!d _.et 1 h1,mtera. 3 fomel'q~ • The 2Z.year·old lefthander, who wOrkou~. 3 1 ,\llddlep(!llt · ~ ~~:w,-~?:1,~~ during a Clop~ A t.lsampion .PaU.er•on, who.e alx Pt. Pleas:'!uatt •~•YY 0 when 11 year• old. note!)- • "kft9Cltdow"nt. ln., thne -rounds Sun• .• Pt PfMNnt 1.1 his fourth ttraight 1but- day probably "' an _.1-tlme tl'ain· 11 11 12 ,.-.mt,.Y -. • 1t4 _, season In five 11mea. ' la& tamp reeor4'. ~ dee.~ today, G•llllktll• f.J MWdleptft W U.te 39 innings have been "I won't be fooled by_ the $wede'a 1 aeorele9s for the opposition. Paloolia allowinP in public." ~IAC;V._Il~K, TRAr'FIC th ThJ~ 1t,tme titRwa~ to\IChwG!?:'It~lr Johansson, · tl'l!iniD.J at GrossinWJl,$JiiWGTbN (UPI) e vH: rp. 8 acme a~ vn.e • · N. Y ... lu.m't scored a ainJle baek iraffic 'on t_b'j nation's iowed· one hit in the ei£bth in i!~~~!::"!j Ulorkdo\fll In hia 141 roada m·adf: · subst:mtial iilWI ning, no runs. Jt wu in tbe fifth •Paning In prtpsratiop 1058 . with total Joad,lngs ·reachinl iplline: of the first game of the week.'• hiav)IWelgbt title 2'76.787 cars, 11 per cent above seaSQn that Nebonvj(le scored has looked lllr:e a "noth· 1957, accordlnc :to the AsloeiaUon run agaimt Wolfe. Since then of American ·Raiko,.d~~ And It has worked w~th a cut on th~ unbeaten Swede ....., noted that t.be g"ln. came tn the right, catcbin,il wrist. charnpi.on of E~rope-i• repUtedly face of a 15 ~r cent 4t'OP in H.111 pt t-e hi ng ·perm1·tted · one bit the most dea.dJy. ri&ht·hand punchQ\':eJ:~ll ~load nge. _ the l)alance of thal game, then in er the heavy divillon. He ~~~~~~~d .out ~ contendel' Eddie !I of ReddinJ, Call!., ln. lbe . only nlne more. Hi!: earned .run · round 1¢ SepteJllber. M• average reads li.ke an exereiae .1n chen Wu on tlie dec): tht~ ti~ea . GJIR~ low-digit percentages, or 20 ban· dret!u of .a run per nlne-lnning )1"'30 Treasu-e Hunt ll~OO Price .. ruibi "';;':~.his career, hilb school. and . ;. . . ...... ·,~ . 111 :30 Cone;enl.fA.\I~n he has pitched an -eaUnited Preu 1-ntem.tiOM.f 12:00 Tic Tae Douah one· hit .games as well ¥'· L, l!ct• 0& 1/!:SO It COuld is\ Ycv 11 ·10. . 34 i4 .,., 1:00 Mid Day ~~ . With ·Er:Hne thro\oing for GlousM rJ ,5'1'1 ·Ill f 1: Hi MovieU~ . ter, Raclne barely won, 1...0· SUn32 211 .525 all .,oo ' Quion for o Day tlay, ~, 1111 , !l.sll&la Batlll•· 29 ,Sf7 4 Jlac:lnt won it In the 3:00 Youn~ Dr. Malon.11 3o ,lll)8 41> • . the eighth when Junior 32 ,487 7' 3:30 From These Roots ·(Btg) led oU sin£!inr. Wu :1!1 ,431 9 t,oo Ttljtb 01: -~e~oeo on ~ron Wolte'a fieliler'a ehpiee; 34 .~ ullo UO .CO!jnllj ~- , A. WOlfe stole secOnd, was out on 5:00 Splnaeto Playll~ Jo\n · 'Riebel'1 sl,nglo trJlnr to. 5:!0 Superman tcOr-e, but · Bm MeNieklt doUbled e,oo DattUtJt UM . · Riebel home. 8'15 jJm lM•••rSb. . ltaclne goes to Murraf City next I 6:25 Wt~~thereul: SundaY. · a:aO t;nn Ptnmw atoUJter 000 000 tJOO-I. l 1 ~:45 M.~" 'Ne"fo JI'!!~~~:~ and000 000 Olx-1 • 91 '1:00 · WOllam Tell B. McPbet.son. Wolf& Nl) Drattn,l l!nd M'cNiatle. .a:oo ·.Steve. C~D uo ~Tle ....,,.,. 1110 SI(D Off . IISF~n '' , fOfi:.WAIT Ill H01an waa tbfH ltrokta bthfnd C11per c:olna Into the fourth roUI'MI Sunday-but blew to a 31·31-'78, 111 over par. Bantt.llll "hn wu oeeklilc hlo flittf Open · tltlo and now at d. It loob Uke be won't mllb It · Dow . rjni~old ot Ath· en1 etmed flOG on hla 291, ln ', 1\emomber-pollo otrlkoo .0.,... ·Pl.~ nlo..Seo JOUr doctor or health ckp&rtmeat DOW ••• llofON a•a lao Jat.o. 9,00 Veter Cunn , 9:3() Alcoa T.b·e ater Sammy Snood, both at 287. I Round UO Tales of WeUa Fargo 1 t';~~~~~~:~ al~n1 Doui wiUI Ford Ernie and :-:: wue next Jn line at 188. came the · two .IJ'elteat nomea In ioU - Ben Hoc~ ond ' ,c•• ·J '· · S:OO Restless Gun your Claude Harmon for At 21'. Former MU· ...,.,t ktnd-lncNUod ll..bU,la 1818 Ooerl91if .,;,.,.. What &bout you aad ;your fam.U,! ~:4.1 ~l: ?,:J· ,itre~t•!leri'Y "' · aclleklll earned .a.eoo tor tyln1 Polio in'lllclted r to toct. Cillo of .1111ra!YUe DOllo-llle - T ·--., ..,. !oaol. •r llloto I 8:25 V(lil!tl~roallt ·,_ 8:30 Ne" PlC'tUte Houn91o5 Casper'a vic:~ry ppt 112.000 In bla RoaburJ, who 10t down ln fO" a par ·four on thi.& lith, second, wlnnlnl M.fOO. Tllua.) Tho1959pollo-.m lotrOtUnrnearerl!lllneoror ••• · us ~ '~ o Jlfll n.aoter Sbow Thun•. ' til NHR ! •\NH:h a new. ~~:.~::;a"' ls vil'it· and 'Mn. '(OUR NEIGHBOR'S -POUO SHOTS WIW NOT PROTltCT YQin thole Dot vaeeinatedl t:3Q. OlwJ,tv . FAit 15:00 Spinatd PlalJbOtllt' 5:30 Sk:· King Ina b Dt.....h use 00 6' -~ • - 0 POLl IRIAKI lllkUS MARK WAIISA·W, Poland (UP!) - Poland's Edmund Piatowakl bettered the exlattna: world dlaeua record Sun~y with a tou of 188 feet, alx lnchea. The eatabllebed mart of 194 feet, aix incheJ waa aet by Fortune Gordlen of the United State• in 1853. lltll place. OD · d Cha. n nei.3<-Mon OJ 4:00 TrUth or· Copsequenl* clt"lT LOf.~ ..( 1 ""-- T. liiil.:·LEVISION· ·GU·I.D,-E I ·.3 · z T.V.. , .Ch ·WrA ~ . • PltANCI WINS CUP MATCHII PARIS (U~J~ Franee reached the aemi finals of the Europet,n Zone Davis Cup Sunday by beat· inl Romania In all live ~;~~atehea without loalng a teL Casper Sweats It Out, Takes MAMARONECK, N. Y. (UPI) There are lwo thlnJa U. S. Open champion Billy Ca•per Ukes to do - eat and play &olf. He did both or them mighty well Sunday_. ~tund Bllly, a 28-year·old Pl'O playtng out or Apple VaUey, Calif. ale a hflarty luneh at the WlnaH Foot Golf Cl11b and three houri later teed otr with Uonel Hebert, leadlnl the Open field by three lltrokea. He wound up wlnnine Jt by only baaeballgrlp, and burly MJke cha~, the former football \ If not, We do. Just phone for it. See how eiSJ' lt Q. to come and 1et It Hoft 0110111h ....., bulcln to pay yoar billa and buy some thin11 behn you 10. "You ~an repay us the way you w1nt to on our very ' best terma. Phone or stop In our nearby ofRH for quick apptovaJ. t251.Matn I . "(Continued from F'ate Pevrl runs were earned. M;cky .Hard~a:v had three of the winners' !IX ~i~. , ln t}Je~ nigbteap Toady Thompsou, Eva~s. Jim Tbomu and Me· Mahon . all llad two hit:a. E;vans fann~ six, walked ~ eighl; lli~dy fann·e a sjx, · walk:~ five; WiDe· brenner fanned on.e, walked one. ei.Jhth Tbii w.as GallipoHs' Straight Win In a 9-4 Season, all· pnie~ recol'd. · ·Mi'ddleport 000 012 000-3 3 4 G.a llipolis 1001)20 OOl-4 8 2. Bowles and Y. Wayland , Hindy (S ). Russ .MiLchell and Be>b Burna. Middleport 001 002 1_. 3 0 Gallipolis 030 310 x- ? 11 0 o. Hindy (LP ), Chas~ Winebren· ner (5) and }Vaytand. Paul Evans arid Toady Tnompson. ~to Pleasant 005 I ro ......, ~ "II II 3 .a; v-.Pomero)' 400 203 200 1- 12 18 3 POll A VACAliONt ' '""""'' The Chicago Cuba blanked firstplace "Milwaukee, 6-Q, but the Bravea actually increwscd lead to 1If. games over the ond·place Giants, who dropped a twin-bill to the PhiJllea, 7-5 and 'IJ-3. The Cal'dinals won their open· er from tbe Reds, 5..f, but Cin· cinnatl took the ~ghtcap , 3·~. ln the American League, the White Sox retained theil' half· 1ame lead by aweeping a pair from the Oriolea, , 9-6 and, 3-2 In 10 lnnlnga; the Indiana beat the Setaators twice, N and 12-6; the Tigers won ·both ends of a double· header from the Yankees, 3-2 and 8-2, and the Red So:r. emerged from the ceHar with a 6-1 trl• umph ovel' the AthletJca. A se~ed­ uled second game )>etween ·Boston an"d KJnsas City WI~ postponed because of rain. · t/;.' homer off loaer White)' P"ord Us the et1hth iMinl broutth the 1'1· gel's from ·b eblnd and extended Frank: Lary•a life time reeont over New York to lH. The homel' waa Mnwell'a 14th, tbe eJabtll one he has hit on a Sundl)' ~ aeaaon. Then In the nightcap, he doubled during 1 four-run ftnt ill· nlnl nlly that eased the war for Paul Foytad:'s fifth vidory. HAVE YOU ANY MONIY Phe,.. 191 .A. •WhitMan and Rod Ernie Gaul£, CUnninth&m (7) •nd 'irueaer. 7 Mddleport Loses Pair BROTHER The Pira... WM . the ,..,.. lty The Toronto :Maple Leafa made a determined ·"tlld to climb out the cellar by ,hammerin& Havana, ·'H and 9-2, and Roehe.ter and Iron llftkt lll•llturw Columbua spUt a pair, the Red Tben it wa• Rosbura:, abo need· W1n11 winning the first 18-6 and the Jets galuinl a 3·2 decilion I.a. ina a -birdie on that 18th to tie. Hht tee 1hot wu atral&ht, btat hla the nightcap. approach Jron was weak. It hit eo feet short of the pin, on the lower alopina level of the JNen and dltd there. . '"nlat'a when I knew I had It," aald Cuper, watthina the play on televl•lon, one.B}:,b~~!?~.~~ D~e~~ ?.~~~n !B~ "BaJtb;nore i~ the nl.lhtea~. MIDDle Mlnoao drove in a total oi nine runs in aeVe!and'a sweep of Waallllletvn. Mlqoao hit a homer 1n each game, Jncltldln& a &randalam in tbe ninth l,nnlng of the nightcap. Charu, Maxwell utlllzed hia: lamed "Sunday puoch" In pac:in.a: the Tlaers to their aweep over the Yankeea. Mnwell's ~ee-run r•llrlnt for thne ruM In tht bottom of tbo alehfh. ocorlnv the tlMrHidnt run on GU HodiiM' error. Dick ltvart dron In thi'H runt In the nfthkap wlttt· hi• 11th and 12th honiera to htlpo Vemen Law .. hit tlxth wfeAdds9 Floyd Decked~ More Scoreless .· As Johansson ~i~:.'::8 1~ ! Fr~es To String . Sh.ows Nothing . Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, Q,, June 15, 1959-'-5 Pirates Sense Piece OfWorld Series Swag .Deal the Piratea in for a poul· Rol.!lnd Taylol' has his bid ln sunday for the hardluck piteber of the season In the Meilil& County Softball League after his brilliant one·hlt effort (or Darwin, but 10• ing 2-() to the M-M Je-ts. 1t was Taylor's first loas of the season, and came in the sevenlh on two walks, Phil Harrison's sin, gle, and an error. For Darwin Lar· ry Well had a single and double. Tht victory . gave tile Jeta a stranglehold on the league lead with 8 wins, one lou. Two and a half gaftles back is Syl'acuBe, 13-8 losera to Min~_rsville, the winners ualng S)'racuse cast-off Don Hendrb: ~n the mound to turn tbe stunt .- players of that age bracket receive bids for professional con· tracts. lied, ln the pair of games, Grueser Taylor Allows One Hit, Loses To Darwin Team ' ' ' •t ' -', .. ... . - • ' . ' •••,....~ lti,!r ~ ..... i . ·li!' -~~, litllltti:,I . ' . ', I .. ' . ··'1.. . ~~·'""."' .' �------• ,. ' ' FACE RESCUES PAIR ·Pomeroy Wins Pair On Mulberry Hts. Middleport Loses 4.3, 74 To Hot Gallipolis Team In OVA Contest Pomeroy batters banged out 4--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 15, 1959 SPORTS ; DESK .,....•.• ' a three for six, Cunningham two for total of 28 hits in 17 innina:s ol five. baseball on Children's Home HiU Sunday ta win a pair of squeakers from Point Pleasant, 12-11 and 8·7 . The first .-me of the scheduled seven-inning dvubleheader was a lO.lrame event, tied at 11·11 after seven. Wb.ile play in Pomeroy gave the Merchants a 3·1 rocord {to .Point Pleasant's 0-\), Middleport was having hard luck at Gallipolis. The strong Middleport team ran into a f-3 loss at the hands of pitchcrl Russ Mitchell ' in the opener, and went down 7-4 in the nightcap as ex.highschooler Paul Evans pitrh· ed a &lick three hitter. Georae Nesselroad of the Pom eroy team in the first game with •P oint, bad his greatest day at bat He came to the plate six timea and went away owning five singles and a triple. J-"urthermore, it wu his lead-off single in the bottom of the lOth that triattred a Pomeroy victory. He was_iacrineed down by Knight, and scored on Bob aon's clutch single after Grueser had flie~ to center the aecond out. Bob Cunningham picked up both wins for Pomeroy. He was relieved in Lhe bottom of the fourth In the opener with one out. still ahead 5-4. In the nightcap he relieved Bill Wilton, who turned up with a 1ore arm In the third, the score tied at 2-2. He finished up, allowing only five hits and five run,a. Hit mates pushed acro11 the win· nina ~ir of runs In the botto"' of tb,. aixth While trailing HI. lfQI Wilson led off singling, Stivetl was Btfe on a flelder's dollobled, choice, •Phil Collins Gruescr waw on through an error at ihlrd, and Nesselroad, still hot {2: for 4 in the second game), s1nr f For Point. Rutay Wamsley got a three run homer in tbe third inning of the first game, and pitcher Arnold Whitman a solo homer in the f011rth. Larry Lee had three singles in four trip! in the aecond game. AT GALLIPOLIS In the opener at GaUipolis, in th~ bottom of the ninth, the tcore Lied a 3·3, with two out, Burns singled to center to score Neal McMahon who had do·lbled to lead oil. Fol' Middleport, Charley Smith got a two run homer in the sixtt-4 with Winebrenner on. Other hit· t.ers were John Vroman, Ed Cl'ooks, Rogel' Lightfoot and Dave Kindy, all aingles. In the nlghteap, Middleport's rally in tbe sixth fell short, net· ting only two runs, as Wlnebren· ner singled, Roger Chancey bounced one over the pitcher's head in· to center, and Jim Bowlea singled. Middleport picked up anothel' in the seventh on a walk error and st9len .baae. ' Gallipolia picked up six hits off Bowles, loser of the first game. .Bowles. fanned 1Z, wal~ed 3, hit one. M1tc~ell fan~ed sue, walked 6, but Middleport s three ru~s were earned; none of Gallipolis' (Cctntinuecl on '••e Five) LIL LEAGUER . ., .. " There Js · reason o hope t ha t f a-n ,mt erest tn ' Oh'10 Va Uey As· sodation Baseball has taken a shght upgrade. Sunda·y at Gallipolis where Middleport lost two, my opecatives reported a "good crowd" on hand the best of several years . The "gate" was a little over $14 (by the hat method) which set another record for recent times excepting at Racine where three years ago 1 recall $30 ringing the little bells. That $14 is unusual ,at Gallipolis where lately an OVA aame l e usual Y attracted about as mu~h aU ention as a hen laying an egg, which was exactly what a lot of those French City teams were doing . The 1959 Gallipolis team is not laying eggs. It's winning, and Leaves the league at 4·0, which seems to underline once In other games Sunday Roek again that in leagues big or sma.lJ, ba.!>eball, football, basket· Sprin«• won U over Thomaa Fork ball, or merely marbles , what you need, Sir, is a winner or a with 'Bill Woodard a-ettlng a hom- I contender. Th , • · e crowd on Chiidrens Home Hill, scene of the Pomeroy Merchants ' current rejuvenation , also was big enough to hinder the unfettered VICW of the game usually enjoy by Ron Springer and Jim Diehl , from Springer's front stoop. George Nesselroad reported "a Little over $5" received in the fedora-passing ritual. This too is heartwa:nn.ing, or should 1 say pocketwarming. "'h b 1 ese ~ellows lose .base ails, break bats, nee~ odt!-on-ends of other Items of eqmpment. The only way they can get part of their out-of pocket expen!'es back is for fans to contribute something at their games . Without a strong OVA team young players out of high school have no place to develop talent The truth of this soon will be clearly proved, many of us expect, as several active Orioles Swap Harshman For Bill Hoeft Wt~nt four !ol' nine with two doublea and two singlea; Bill Wll&on wu four ror six, Collin& waa PIANO BARGAIN "I rrt1b a let of cllvlnt utch..l'' UnlttHI Pritt lntern~tlonal The Baltimore Orioles traded southpaw pitcher Jack Harshman to the Boston Red Sox for another lefthander, Billy Hoeft, Monday n to intobeat a nur· the f: E~t~Ut)e;;·:~m~'~t~~~ goes into ef· midnight. t. Nessy Plenty Hot With Bat, ow At .500 SEE IT AT Zerkle Transfer Co. Middleport, Ohio Beaulllul Baldwin SPINET PIANO Save On This Fine PIANO CaD Be Bou&hl For Oaly UO.OO A Monlb WRITE FOR DETAILS l And the emphasis was on pitch· talent with the clubs heading summer days that will put hul'ling staffs to the test. Tho Red Sox and Washington Senatol's caned off thed.r trade 1D which the Senators gave · Bos~oh l'elie! pilchel' :flick Jtyde in exchange lol' Munay WatJ. Hyde complained of ·a sore tum when he reported to Bo1:1ton and the two clubs agreed to cancel the swap. Left lntaet, however, was the pt~rt of the deal In which Washing{on gave infielder Herb Plewa to Bostori !or lnflelder Billy Consolo. -George Nefselroad'a startling feat of six for •ix- five Jingles and a Lrlple - against Point Pleasant here Sunday In the fint game of a doubleheader, raleed' bls bal· ting average in four 1ames to &n even .GOO. Pomeroy manager ~bU. Collins' scol'ebooka show Ncasy has hit safely 8 times In 16 at bats. tie is followed dosely by young Bill Wibon with ~ hit• ln 11 trlpa, for .435. Other leaden at bat ue The St. Loul.s Cardinals purGene Mitch, .429, C~UJn1 .417, Bob chaBCd third baseman Dick Gray Cunnin£ham (tw~ iamea) .400; from Los Angeles. Bob Wllaon, .333, and Tom GrueaThe PhiLadelphia Phlllie1 ·sold er, .800. 38-year-old catcher Jim Hegan to the San Fnncisco Giant11 ·and re· called pitcher Dick Farrell from Buffalo ttt t be International League. Jo'a:rrell , a relief see lut sea11on who went .!lour late in t.be year, waa recalled becauae of lev· eral Injuries on the Phll1' pitch· inc ataff. i Unlhd PI'HI lnNf'nltiiiMI Los Anplu r.CIIIecf outfleht· •r JErank Howard from VIctoria of the Tun Le.. ue, where he WIS hiHint .370 with 27 hiiiMn. The Pl~tsburgh Pirate• bougbt vetel'an righthander Bob Portel'· field J~om lhe Chicago Cuba and told f11tcher R. G. SmJtb to the Detrmt Tigers. 14 Home Runs Blasted In Bison-Vee Game Unlttd Prets lntematt.nal Buffalo and Richmond belted a total of 14 home runs Sunday, but the day's explrulive bittinl merely reilulted In a split that kept the Blilons a half-game ahead of the second place Vces In the International League race. J>eron JohDJ!Ion of Richmond led the roundtl'lpper parade with three, two coming in the flrlt eame won by Buffalo, 12·8. The Veea, who collected nine homers for the day, won tbe niahte.p 11-7. Montreal moved Into a fourth place tie wlth Columbua -by talllnl Miami twiee, 13.0 and S-1. behind r()ute goinJ pedormances by Tom Lasorda and Ed Rakow. er and single for Rock Sprlnga; Cheater rose mlghtUy to whip the Hornets 14-8 in a parade of home run a. Homera were banted out by PhU Boylea, Starlin& Masser, John Teaford (two), Simmons, and Gene Weavel'. Mlneraville'a: win ovel' Syracuse spotlighted hittin~t sprees by 'Roy Arms, a Jingle, triple and homer; Hook Thomas' single and double and Don .Hendrix's two-run homer. For Syracuae 0 . and P". Jen'kina eaeb had two for three . lf,M Jets 000 000 2-2 1 3 Darwin 000 000 0--0 3 1 Harr\snn, Wagner (4) and Rob· inson. Taylor and Well Rock Springs 130 110 2-8 9 1 Tbomaa Fort 300 000 S---e 8 3 Abbott, Denny and Smith. Faulk and Barton ch..ter 001 4~1 3-14 12 4 H·H Hornet. 000 131 3- 8 5 2 Teaford and Simmons. Wise and LJttle. I Minersville OM 801 3-18 15 3 Syracuse 122 201 ~ 8 8 5 Hendrix .and Stewart. :Roach and F. Jenkins. . ."t STANDINGS w L 01 M,M Jets 8 1 0 Syracuse 5 3 21> Darwin 3 3 4 3 Minenvllle 5 .H-H Hornets 4 4 31> Rock Springs 3 ~ 4\1 Thomu Fork 2 6 51> Che•ter 2 7 8 I ' ble pennant jackpGt •• tone 11 as they keep coming up with that same ace ln Ute hole. His name ia Elroy Face, hi• record is 1().0 and he now baa won 1~ straight games in reUef datinl bact to May, lQM. Face, a tireleaa lDO-J?Ounder. otanda only five feet, eieht inehe~ bo.~t he haa been atandint the bit· ten on their beads so elfeeUvely that the ·Pirate• now are only 3lh games removed from the National League lead and are hOpefUl of I landing in their first World Seriea since 1927. Face thl'ows a fork ball and Jt's tul'ning out to be a meat-and-potatocs pitch for the Pirates, who sw~pt a doubleheader from the Dodgers Sunday, 6--3, and &-2, with a b~g aasiat from their pint-sized relief ace. Making hia fourth appearaaee in five day• and sixth in eiJht games. Face entered the opener in the eighth innine with t).e #COI'e tied 3-3. He atruek out one •batter In the eighth, then fanned the !ide in the ninth to earn a standing ovation from 30,082 fans at Forbes neld. Gino CJmoli'a ainsJe with the bases loaded In \he nlntb inning gave the (:arda their win over the Reds In the opener. LiDdy Me· Daniel, credited with hllflftb vietory in 'he opener. uneorked a wtld pitch 1 in tbe elthth llfninll' that e011bled GliB· BeJI to score the winning run for ClndnnaU in the nightcap. · Early Wynn of th41 White Sox helped hlmMU to four hlta In beaUnJ the Ori1Jiea in the first game for hla ninth victory while AI Smith's 10th inftinl ilngle aank" RIIU~TS Jeh 2 O.rwln 0 , . . Rock Springs I Thotriat Fork 6 Chester 14 Hornet• I Mlnemllle 13 lyreeu.. 7 OAMII w•DNIIDAY Rock Sprlftll at D•rwln Jets •I H·H Hernats $yr•cva at Thoma• Fork Chett.t at MJnenvllle First It waa Soueh1k who had a chance to tie him. But burly Mike, needine a birdie, pushed hla dr1ve on the last hole off Into the rouah behind a tree, played a miracle 1hot to hit the green and then watcht!d diaJuatedly aa "the bai.J rolled into , the back trinae. From 50 feet he ch~ped weakly and the ball was 10 teet short. He even mlased that P\ltt. Both came dose but not cloao cnou1h. Roabura, whh wears Jlauee "because it heipa to li:e that JltUt white plll" a foil ball. end SOU· ehak . n~e(l bird.ies 10Ji the par lour 18Ui 4:U.J(fd hole to tie Calper, , , · ....... li Out Billy was IWO&i~ U out Jn the C!lub houae. Then wu not only hl1 a:anae - a four over par Je. 88·14 whk:b &a¥11 him a total of 282 - but Rolbl&ra and Souchat aa well atandtnl between blm aad victory. H. W. COM 0. D•. , OPTOBBTRUIT But CoaJ1 Slreet, .._...,. Offlee Haun: I to 11, I to i. (CIOM Neoa CAU. Ul fOI A •111 INI,IUION .,...• .._..... _ .... _1 ..... wllll .. the ........ ,.... It ............., ...... 1e Ito Wo will .. ... . 11M. _ ...,..,.•1.,. ,S;o•~lult and million• ot Amorlcano have DON'T JAKI A .WANCI-- JAICI YOUI POLIO '~cml ,,., '· lO:o6 ~· ~rth~JZ .Mun&y Party.. 11:00 NeWs •Headlines 10:30 Newe Headlines IUO Weotboreut u :15 Ja!!k Paar 91'!-ow - -lit GUll ~~~!:u:in!~~~·ti~~·.'e: ~~·~~ , STANDINGS ' Sho., .'hUUIU (eta YOUR lONEY BACK) 7, ·Today , ' a. 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UPI- FlOyd -nmgnam (3) \_W.P) •nd Qrueaer. even more than ever before b:e a Patterson i• · throwtng bombt aU STANDINGI.WOII l.Mt fugltiv:• tAiJ a11mmer from !-Olleee over th1: rini here to make ~GaUipolla0 and profeasional ba&eball 190f)' \lin he \11on't be · trapped by lnte· 4 . . .. ma; Johanuon't rtROfU!d _.et 1 h1,mtera. 3 fomel'q~ • The 2Z.year·old lefthander, who wOrkou~. 3 1 ,\llddlep(!llt · ~ ~~:w,-~?:1,~~ during a Clop~ A t.lsampion .PaU.er•on, who.e alx Pt. Pleas:'!uatt •~•YY 0 when 11 year• old. note!)- • "kft9Cltdow"nt. ln., thne -rounds Sun• .• Pt PfMNnt 1.1 his fourth ttraight 1but- day probably "' an _.1-tlme tl'ain· 11 11 12 ,.-.mt,.Y -. • 1t4 _, season In five 11mea. ' la& tamp reeor4'. ~ dee.~ today, G•llllktll• f.J MWdleptft W U.te 39 innings have been "I won't be fooled by_ the $wede'a 1 aeorele9s for the opposition. Paloolia allowinP in public." ~IAC;V._Il~K, TRAr'FIC th ThJ~ 1t,tme titRwa~ to\IChwG!?:'It~lr Johansson, · tl'l!iniD.J at GrossinWJl,$JiiWGTbN (UPI) e vH: rp. 8 acme a~ vn.e • · N. Y ... lu.m't scored a ainJle baek iraffic 'on t_b'j nation's iowed· one hit in the ei£bth in i!~~~!::"!j Ulorkdo\fll In hia 141 roada m·adf: · subst:mtial iilWI ning, no runs. Jt wu in tbe fifth •Paning In prtpsratiop 1058 . with total Joad,lngs ·reachinl iplline: of the first game of the week.'• hiav)IWelgbt title 2'76.787 cars, 11 per cent above seaSQn that Nebonvj(le scored has looked lllr:e a "noth· 1957, accordlnc :to the AsloeiaUon run agaimt Wolfe. Since then of American ·Raiko,.d~~ And It has worked w~th a cut on th~ unbeaten Swede ....., noted that t.be g"ln. came tn the right, catcbin,il wrist. charnpi.on of E~rope-i• repUtedly face of a 15 ~r cent 4t'OP in H.111 pt t-e hi ng ·perm1·tted · one bit the most dea.dJy. ri&ht·hand punchQ\':eJ:~ll ~load nge. _ the l)alance of thal game, then in er the heavy divillon. He ~~~~~~~d .out ~ contendel' Eddie !I of ReddinJ, Call!., ln. lbe . only nlne more. Hi!: earned .run · round 1¢ SepteJllber. M• average reads li.ke an exereiae .1n chen Wu on tlie dec): tht~ ti~ea . GJIR~ low-digit percentages, or 20 ban· dret!u of .a run per nlne-lnning )1"'30 Treasu-e Hunt ll~OO Price .. ruibi "';;':~.his career, hilb school. and . ;. . . ...... ·,~ . 111 :30 Cone;enl.fA.\I~n he has pitched an -eaUnited Preu 1-ntem.tiOM.f 12:00 Tic Tae Douah one· hit .games as well ¥'· L, l!ct• 0& 1/!:SO It COuld is\ Ycv 11 ·10. . 34 i4 .,., 1:00 Mid Day ~~ . With ·Er:Hne thro\oing for GlousM rJ ,5'1'1 ·Ill f 1: Hi MovieU~ . ter, Raclne barely won, 1...0· SUn32 211 .525 all .,oo ' Quion for o Day tlay, ~, 1111 , !l.sll&la Batlll•· 29 ,Sf7 4 Jlac:lnt won it In the 3:00 Youn~ Dr. Malon.11 3o ,lll)8 41> • . the eighth when Junior 32 ,487 7' 3:30 From These Roots ·(Btg) led oU sin£!inr. Wu :1!1 ,431 9 t,oo Ttljtb 01: -~e~oeo on ~ron Wolte'a fieliler'a ehpiee; 34 .~ ullo UO .CO!jnllj ~- , A. WOlfe stole secOnd, was out on 5:00 Splnaeto Playll~ Jo\n · 'Riebel'1 sl,nglo trJlnr to. 5:!0 Superman tcOr-e, but · Bm MeNieklt doUbled e,oo DattUtJt UM . · Riebel home. 8'15 jJm lM•••rSb. . ltaclne goes to Murraf City next I 6:25 Wt~~thereul: SundaY. · a:aO t;nn Ptnmw atoUJter 000 000 tJOO-I. l 1 ~:45 M.~" 'Ne"fo JI'!!~~~:~ and000 000 Olx-1 • 91 '1:00 · WOllam Tell B. McPbet.son. Wolf& Nl) Drattn,l l!nd M'cNiatle. .a:oo ·.Steve. C~D uo ~Tle ....,,.,. 1110 SI(D Off . IISF~n '' , fOfi:.WAIT Ill H01an waa tbfH ltrokta bthfnd C11per c:olna Into the fourth roUI'MI Sunday-but blew to a 31·31-'78, 111 over par. Bantt.llll "hn wu oeeklilc hlo flittf Open · tltlo and now at d. It loob Uke be won't mllb It · Dow . rjni~old ot Ath· en1 etmed flOG on hla 291, ln ', 1\emomber-pollo otrlkoo .0.,... ·Pl.~ nlo..Seo JOUr doctor or health ckp&rtmeat DOW ••• llofON a•a lao Jat.o. 9,00 Veter Cunn , 9:3() Alcoa T.b·e ater Sammy Snood, both at 287. I Round UO Tales of WeUa Fargo 1 t';~~~~~~:~ al~n1 Doui wiUI Ford Ernie and :-:: wue next Jn line at 188. came the · two .IJ'elteat nomea In ioU - Ben Hoc~ ond ' ,c•• ·J '· · S:OO Restless Gun your Claude Harmon for At 21'. Former MU· ...,.,t ktnd-lncNUod ll..bU,la 1818 Ooerl91if .,;,.,.. What &bout you aad ;your fam.U,! ~:4.1 ~l: ?,:J· ,itre~t•!leri'Y "' · aclleklll earned .a.eoo tor tyln1 Polio in'lllclted r to toct. Cillo of .1111ra!YUe DOllo-llle - T ·--., ..,. !oaol. •r llloto I 8:25 V(lil!tl~roallt ·,_ 8:30 Ne" PlC'tUte Houn91o5 Casper'a vic:~ry ppt 112.000 In bla RoaburJ, who 10t down ln fO" a par ·four on thi.& lith, second, wlnnlnl M.fOO. Tllua.) Tho1959pollo-.m lotrOtUnrnearerl!lllneoror ••• · us ~ '~ o Jlfll n.aoter Sbow Thun•. ' til NHR ! •\NH:h a new. ~~:.~::;a"' ls vil'it· and 'Mn. '(OUR NEIGHBOR'S -POUO SHOTS WIW NOT PROTltCT YQin thole Dot vaeeinatedl t:3Q. OlwJ,tv . FAit 15:00 Spinatd PlalJbOtllt' 5:30 Sk:· King Ina b Dt.....h use 00 6' -~ • - 0 POLl IRIAKI lllkUS MARK WAIISA·W, Poland (UP!) - Poland's Edmund Piatowakl bettered the exlattna: world dlaeua record Sun~y with a tou of 188 feet, alx lnchea. The eatabllebed mart of 194 feet, aix incheJ waa aet by Fortune Gordlen of the United State• in 1853. lltll place. OD · d Cha. n nei.3<-Mon OJ 4:00 TrUth or· Copsequenl* clt"lT LOf.~ ..( 1 ""-- T. liiil.:·LEVISION· ·GU·I.D,-E I ·.3 · z T.V.. , .Ch ·WrA ~ . • PltANCI WINS CUP MATCHII PARIS (U~J~ Franee reached the aemi finals of the Europet,n Zone Davis Cup Sunday by beat· inl Romania In all live ~;~~atehea without loalng a teL Casper Sweats It Out, Takes MAMARONECK, N. Y. (UPI) There are lwo thlnJa U. S. Open champion Billy Ca•per Ukes to do - eat and play &olf. He did both or them mighty well Sunday_. ~tund Bllly, a 28-year·old Pl'O playtng out or Apple VaUey, Calif. ale a hflarty luneh at the WlnaH Foot Golf Cl11b and three houri later teed otr with Uonel Hebert, leadlnl the Open field by three lltrokea. He wound up wlnnine Jt by only baaeballgrlp, and burly MJke cha~, the former football \ If not, We do. Just phone for it. See how eiSJ' lt Q. to come and 1et It Hoft 0110111h ....., bulcln to pay yoar billa and buy some thin11 behn you 10. "You ~an repay us the way you w1nt to on our very ' best terma. Phone or stop In our nearby ofRH for quick apptovaJ. t251.Matn I . "(Continued from F'ate Pevrl runs were earned. M;cky .Hard~a:v had three of the winners' !IX ~i~. , ln t}Je~ nigbteap Toady Thompsou, Eva~s. Jim Tbomu and Me· Mahon . all llad two hit:a. E;vans fann~ six, walked ~ eighl; lli~dy fann·e a sjx, · walk:~ five; WiDe· brenner fanned on.e, walked one. ei.Jhth Tbii w.as GallipoHs' Straight Win In a 9-4 Season, all· pnie~ recol'd. · ·Mi'ddleport 000 012 000-3 3 4 G.a llipolis 1001)20 OOl-4 8 2. Bowles and Y. Wayland , Hindy (S ). Russ .MiLchell and Be>b Burna. Middleport 001 002 1_. 3 0 Gallipolis 030 310 x- ? 11 0 o. Hindy (LP ), Chas~ Winebren· ner (5) and }Vaytand. Paul Evans arid Toady Tnompson. ~to Pleasant 005 I ro ......, ~ "II II 3 .a; v-.Pomero)' 400 203 200 1- 12 18 3 POll A VACAliONt ' '""""'' The Chicago Cuba blanked firstplace "Milwaukee, 6-Q, but the Bravea actually increwscd lead to 1If. games over the ond·place Giants, who dropped a twin-bill to the PhiJllea, 7-5 and 'IJ-3. The Cal'dinals won their open· er from tbe Reds, 5..f, but Cin· cinnatl took the ~ghtcap , 3·~. ln the American League, the White Sox retained theil' half· 1ame lead by aweeping a pair from the Oriolea, , 9-6 and, 3-2 In 10 lnnlnga; the Indiana beat the Setaators twice, N and 12-6; the Tigers won ·both ends of a double· header from the Yankees, 3-2 and 8-2, and the Red So:r. emerged from the ceHar with a 6-1 trl• umph ovel' the AthletJca. A se~ed­ uled second game )>etween ·Boston an"d KJnsas City WI~ postponed because of rain. · t/;.' homer off loaer White)' P"ord Us the et1hth iMinl broutth the 1'1· gel's from ·b eblnd and extended Frank: Lary•a life time reeont over New York to lH. The homel' waa Mnwell'a 14th, tbe eJabtll one he has hit on a Sundl)' ~ aeaaon. Then In the nightcap, he doubled during 1 four-run ftnt ill· nlnl nlly that eased the war for Paul Foytad:'s fifth vidory. HAVE YOU ANY MONIY Phe,.. 191 .A. •WhitMan and Rod Ernie Gaul£, CUnninth&m (7) •nd 'irueaer. 7 Mddleport Loses Pair BROTHER The Pira... WM . the ,..,.. lty The Toronto :Maple Leafa made a determined ·"tlld to climb out the cellar by ,hammerin& Havana, ·'H and 9-2, and Roehe.ter and Iron llftkt lll•llturw Columbua spUt a pair, the Red Tben it wa• Rosbura:, abo need· W1n11 winning the first 18-6 and the Jets galuinl a 3·2 decilion I.a. ina a -birdie on that 18th to tie. Hht tee 1hot wu atral&ht, btat hla the nightcap. approach Jron was weak. It hit eo feet short of the pin, on the lower alopina level of the JNen and dltd there. . '"nlat'a when I knew I had It," aald Cuper, watthina the play on televl•lon, one.B}:,b~~!?~.~~ D~e~~ ?.~~~n !B~ "BaJtb;nore i~ the nl.lhtea~. MIDDle Mlnoao drove in a total oi nine runs in aeVe!and'a sweep of Waallllletvn. Mlqoao hit a homer 1n each game, Jncltldln& a &randalam in tbe ninth l,nnlng of the nightcap. Charu, Maxwell utlllzed hia: lamed "Sunday puoch" In pac:in.a: the Tlaers to their aweep over the Yankeea. Mnwell's ~ee-run r•llrlnt for thne ruM In tht bottom of tbo alehfh. ocorlnv the tlMrHidnt run on GU HodiiM' error. Dick ltvart dron In thi'H runt In the nfthkap wlttt· hi• 11th and 12th honiera to htlpo Vemen Law .. hit tlxth wfeAdds9 Floyd Decked~ More Scoreless .· As Johansson ~i~:.'::8 1~ ! Fr~es To String . Sh.ows Nothing . Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, Q,, June 15, 1959-'-5 Pirates Sense Piece OfWorld Series Swag .Deal the Piratea in for a poul· Rol.!lnd Taylol' has his bid ln sunday for the hardluck piteber of the season In the Meilil& County Softball League after his brilliant one·hlt effort (or Darwin, but 10• ing 2-() to the M-M Je-ts. 1t was Taylor's first loas of the season, and came in the sevenlh on two walks, Phil Harrison's sin, gle, and an error. For Darwin Lar· ry Well had a single and double. Tht victory . gave tile Jeta a stranglehold on the league lead with 8 wins, one lou. Two and a half gaftles back is Syl'acuBe, 13-8 losera to Min~_rsville, the winners ualng S)'racuse cast-off Don Hendrb: ~n the mound to turn tbe stunt .- players of that age bracket receive bids for professional con· tracts. lied, ln the pair of games, Grueser Taylor Allows One Hit, Loses To Darwin Team ' ' ' •t ' -', .. ... . - • ' . ' •••,....~ lti,!r ~ ..... i . ·li!' -~~, litllltti:,I . ' . ', I .. ' . ··'1.. . ~~·'""."' .' �• ' e.-DallySentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jun e 15, 1959 .,;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;:~-;"G~ 1 GeoriJe aemes, :!em lock Grove. Mrs.. Lawrence Lannmg and g.randd au&: hter wall leave Tuesday for a week's vllill m Cincmnata w1t h her da ughter and so n m- la w, Mr and jlrs. Ralph Zmk and dBughlen, Whale the re tbey wLII attend th~ h1g h school commenceay LUCILL • .U.WkiNS ment wh.en Donna Zmk Will u adM:r. and Mrs. La wre nce Lanru np uat.e,. Mr and Mrs Tom Ables and \'!Sited Sunday w1t h Mr. and Mrs Willian Kilhnger and Mr and Mrs dau&hte r re tt. ~ned home today after a week's vacation m Weston , Mainly About People In Pomeroy MAKE A DATE TO "LUBRICATE" Erwin's PhoM 9379 N. Sec. & Rutl•nd Middleport w. v a Mr and Mrs c J Ebersbach were Sunday dmner guests of Mr Mrs Willar d Ebersbach Mr and 'Mrs Charles Buck YISited Sunda y wit R Mr- and Mn 05car Bauer Chester Road {,b arles Hamm returned to h u studies as a medical student at Ohio State U•iveniy, Sunday, after a £ew days v1s1t With his par· ents, Mr and Mrs Walter Hamm. Larry Hamm, who graduated from Ohio University a week ago Sunday, has accepted a positidn ~;;;::;;;::;;::::;;;::;;;::;;::::;;::::;;::;:;;::;::;:;::;;::::;k~"~ie~a~c~h~er~•;"~fu;•~G~a~r~l•~e~!d~~H~Ig~ht School m Hamilton Sandra Kay lD.grah.am left Fn day for a week's YUill wah her father, Whitney Ingraham. Li~bon Brenda Sue Ingrattam left thu evenmg to spend t he rema1nder ot the week With Mr and Mrs Don Anderaon, Rutland Mn Della Carnallan of Buevru~ visited Sunday Wllh Dr W S Hart and daughter, Miss Els1e Mr and rMra. Wll ham Coop~r and son, Mike, of Brecksvil le spent Saturday wtlh his parents Mr a nd Mrs. Homer Cooper and Mik e remained fOT a YISJt .. . .. Philathea Society Holds Memorial For The Deceased NEWS Of THE AREA A Memorial for the deceued ..,..__ ~ 1 OIUCIU FOR TODAY Heath MethOdist Children's Day Program Is Held Sundar Mrs James Brewington was in eharge, of the Chlltlr!'n 1 Day program at the Heath Methodist Church, Ml~lepOrt Sun Around And About Middleport Davis's Are Host To Many Guests ·oqring Post Week Day Camp for Girl Scouts was set up Monday morning with Mrs. A. R. Knight as Camp Director and Mrs. Belly Eversofi 1as Assistant Camp Director and <;amp Nurse at the Norman Ro5e Farm in Chesler. Camp begtns at 9:00 &.m. and lets out at 3:30p.m. • . M d The camp this week is for the Brownies and on on ay I I the)' divided into three units. The Jirla cleared the sites for theu unl.tJ, eathered fire wood, put up luneh lines, made drtp cana and have started gathermg leaves to press for the1r splatter pamtmg For Monday they traeh brouttbt a nose-bag lunch but today they plan to do their- own f OGking Spalter paintmg was scheduled for today and girls are gathering nature ttems for their eollect•ons and study . The aay started with the As· aembly aro~nd ihe flag after which tft,e u01ts were formed and Jeade'rs named. Umts are · T~c Daisy Unit Wllh Mrs. Jun Jobb and )Irs. Phyll•• Hackett as leaders, The Sheba Umt with Mra. Clarence McNeal, Mrs. Helen Sau~r and Mn.. Elotse Willon, leaders, and the Jakaren Umt with Jean ' ette Welma_'t and Mrs. Pat MillB as leaders, iprs. Joan Childs planned to help at the camp today m tbe pta~ ot Mrs. MiUs who could ·not attend. A apecial note of thanks is being extended to the fathet, of the KOUts who worked on Saturday to set up the tcnt.a and clear the &round for the camp. Men who worked 011 1.his were Leo Crew, Paul TJteisa, Dr. John W. Moore a,nd sons, Duug and Jack, Donald Mills and son, Sherman, James Sif\pson, Charles Aa~t Bradbury and Lorenzo Scott who ia a grand father of one 'of the scout! A special limo for parents to visit the cam p is not being planned this year but parents are ura od to visit the camp whenever it is convenient for them ' The purchasing for the Day Can'lp is handled by Mr11. Martha Slater, business manager. Jean Ann Webster and Drake, c:irla whll have had m~puo1 and &eoutlftg, are serving a• Aida alld are auisti.QI the *hen and •Wiherever·.tb41f are ed. Maurtta Miller ot Cheater wa• present r.tonday and taught sinll· iDg in a1l unlts, Her daughter, Naney, also accompan~ her. The Intermediate Girl Scouta will hold theJr Da)' Camp next Wttek at the pme place. · Brownies who ate registered for the camp are : Rose Marie Hackett, Stepheme •Pullen, Theresa Fulll:, Susan Morris, Mary Bohr, Mary G1· II It doe sn 't matter If you are JUSt returning from that week-end trip or just planntn2 one Your clothes need refrEshing, because you want to look your very best alwavs You'll be pleased with the thorough results of our superior cleaning process. LOW PRICES - ' Robinson's LAUNDERERS - DRY CLEANERS Tri-l.uster Cleaner¥ In Middleport PHONE 8021·J I I PROMPT SERVICE Robinoon 'o Clea~en In Pomeroy PHONE 122 @-ms·t rong: I VINYL ACCOI.ON Pomeroy Bend THEATRES ' Shasteen-Smith Nuptials June 21 t- --- ---- - -- ---- HACKETT'S SAFE1"Y SERVICE • - . • ""' PRA"'TIC·Aa. PRICE Want a truck that's built for your job? t\," See us now about • ·NEW. Dr•ulng T'-• Part ::~~!~n".;.~~~s:.a~rs.~~~re~ls::d ba~a0i~!~~~0fo (~:a~ aSH~ INTERNATIONAL children and Mri. Robert Fisher wardtobc in the film, "The Phila· were in Columbus and at that delphtan," She plays the part of ttme Mike Moore returned home an enormously wealthy young with them and remamed until gocll811t-e and . dressea tOO P4k., • TRUCKS Sunday his parent• when who he hadreturned come forwith the weekend. Mr. cmd Mrs Gene Coleman and son Jerry, Mr and Mrs Howard West and Howard UI. and Mr. &mel Mra Earl Smith and Joey enjoyed a p1cnic supper at the Syracuse Park Saturday evenmg Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stiles and ~ h•ldien, Roger, Nina •nd Bar· bara and Mr lnd Mn. E11as Stiles of the Rock Springa Road enjoyed. a ramlly picnic Sund.,y after· noon at the roads1de park near McConnelsville. Tl\() ~lcnlc was planned in oba servance of the 2ht wediiling an· nlversary of th& Edward Stllea. NEW mpdels up to 33,000 lbo. GVW. " NEW Economy-Minded "six" or optional V-8 power NEW Bonua-Load pickup bodieo twd Cuslwl-'lailored cabt I E1:b' r fe' ' -,£.· - · ' ' · ' Good PuWlc Relatlont (UPI) Jomes Ste\Vflrt has been chosen winner ot the publl~ relatlona award lliv· . "Onl! Coet to court today db)posed of," Barber aid, I expect the other one to be poled of in a tew daya." . "rm winding up t.be ~uactlo~ ;o - M•rt IRf ''WIIaft," 11101'1 ..... Mil .. ICII'Ud",... .. ... . • MEIGS. EQUIPME"NT CO., INC POMEROY, OHIO \a.: I • ' v~ and Ohher weapons. . . Halter, , an aeronautical engineer for Marshall Products Co. here, was arrested Monday at work and five aub-machlne cuna a.nd an autQmatlc rJne were eonf1acated at hla home. Common .Pleas J'uda:e keranelh, L. Sater, who issued tbe w•rrant for !lis arrest, placed bond at ••to jaU. ' other olfleera named for the year were Red .Wbba, vice prcstdent; Mrs. Helen Lloyd, secretary; and Curtis Jenkillllon, trea· surer · com~ng MITIQ GIT $190 .Mercer Co. metm in ' Middleport Parking $herlrf Bruce Barber aaid today Qlier of tbat .he baa freed foOr prisOners last week netted from the county jail and wiiJ close Police Herbert Gilkey aal, tqday. Ole in1titutlon entirely aa aoon Ill he disposes or two others. Barber aaid be took Ute art.ion becaUJe the countY eon\miuioncrs falltd to provide him with enough IIJ(Ine:v to nm the jail. . ''The tour released Monday were IJ!!!'tvlng out payment of fines, " t:he therifr said. Two other• are in the The -actor wu pra1se1 for con· sl•tentty avo1dln& U•lfavonble publicity and aasoclaUon11. t.ue m~bll ,.f~ I.llll•=:'e 'lauel>eo. at ~tit! bew Pr/lll ~tU• .bl,l l for 'bUI • 'tmdr Ut· ed was read arid · ordered- .P~ld. Halter, nid by authQrities to own tO to 50 machine &Una, wa 1 indicted JeC!retly lut week by the &'l'anll jUry, but the aeUon waa not re'lealed until dter b.iJ arteat. (C:entlnwd On ,._ Flft) CELINA, O. UPI - on out bY the CaJiforn.ia Federahorr ot Women'• Cluk la•••~•c• 1•1~ •••' rr NOW fl:r ... . . " . Olllo: _ , lolr -""' llltlo . . . ,...... hf ~c...... ........................... . . . -·In . . . . .... w......... - - " ........ ' .... 70t ..................... ••,.....,. !I rae .....,....... ...... thia inatltuUon:• of . The llheriff uid be didn't know whether ' the count)' eommJuioMrl -bad met to consider livina: hlm J:lOte ~funda to operate t.bf! ji.il~ • 1'They (tfte' commiuioners) had their notice n tllt)'l ago,~· -the 1 aberJrf Nld. ll;!at~r. oaid !bot lhrouJilb lhe ' Hudson Submits'Resignation As Chief Of Police Youth Escapes Serious Injury In Auto Crash FOUR ARE FOUND GUILTY Youth Painfully Injured Monday In Bike Mishap I Veteran Police Officer Quits As Of June 30 Due To Health ' Veteran police officer and Chief of the Pomeroy Police Department Frank Hudson, Monday night at the regular sesA lUdden llop. In loose gravel sion ot Pomru:oy Council forma.Jly tendered his resignaUon wblle aboard a bicycle can protre from lhe Police Department effective June 30, cllljlg ill to be QUite palnful, a& John Sha• health as the motivating factor causing his resignation. teen. 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Hudson for lhe past two and one half years the Chief of R. Shuteeo, 2 Lincoln Drtve can' the Pomeroy Police Department John CliffQrd Bacon Jr. , 18, of 739 S. Third Ave., :Middleport, son of Meiga c ounty Common Pleas Judge John C Bacon escaped with minor injuries Monday arternoon in a near headon colUs· iOn on Rt. 33 three miles north ot the Pomeroy Cor:poration line at the intersectiOn of Long Hoi· low Road. Bacon surtered a hru11ed knee aDd a 1k1nned arm when the 1957 Ford sedan whieh he was driving south on Rt. 33 was met almostheadon on a curve bY a 1058 Buick bejng dnven north by Rl· <'hant 1. Bradley, 38, of Route 4, AI,Jte,_a. A«ordlng to the Sheri ff'a De· partm~nt rePQrt of the accldent, Bradley said that he was tr.avel· in'E north at ' appr.ox.mately 35 miles per hour wUh a can of, oil on the floor beside him. He sa1d that as he rcunded the curve the oil ean overturned and that he grabbed for it veermg to the left acr(lss. the center hne d1rectly into the path or the car driven by Bacon. Both cars mere d01maged exterpdvely , There were no ctlat1ons made. well attest after that experienc.a oa M.onday afternoon Sbuteen aulfered a broken collar bone Monday afternoon a11 lb, reault of an accident on Lin· eoln Hll1 when he sought to avold hitting ~n Gtears, 14, of Cleveland, o., on a lincoln Hill curve. Aeeonilng lo ac(!ountt of the accident related by Pomeroy Pollee, KaTen Geeara, &aid that she was trymg to cro&s the atreet, wben she saw a car comina: around a curve up Lmtoln HiD and that she ran across the 1treet in the path of a bicycle helD$ ridden by rouat Shasteen The girl tald that Shasteen applied the braket on hta bike, alid in loose gravel and then turned over At .Me.i,ga General Hospatal he waa treated for a akmned riKht knee and the broken collar bone after being transported there by the Pomeroy Emergency Squad. The gJrl was unhurt Pomeroy Lions To f..omplete Lite Bulb Sale S7~. Sheriff Closes · Jail Protesting Lower Budget · IIOLliY'WOOD .... Tt ... enttne Mrs. Guy, Reynolds, retiring president, presided at t,bc meetlr;J and wiil turn her aavel over to C.lark11on later this week. He la m New Orleans on busine81 today. Mrs. ReynolW spread on tbe U · aoc1atloo's record her "personal and o!flelal thanks" to the church· cs, tr(lanJZattons, and Individuals, who helped in the Jl'Oup'& reeeDt Commuruty Day. Community Day General Cbalr· man William D OlUda, councilman-elect, ll\8de his final and of· hcial report. He turned in a net profit of $321.M from the day's acltvities. AU this money Is to be used toward completing picnic and rAcre· ;ltlOnal f.acllllies. It was voted to clear a $300 note used to belp purobase a tra~· tor lawnmower now ueed at tbe park. Donations were accepted from Marlon French's Rowle, and Reed Hardware Store of a picnic table; or $4 from Garnet Davidson, $10 from the .Rev. Ed.w,ard Lewis, and $5 from LouJa Sauer, Sr. Pomeroy Lions will Wrap• up .RecreatEt' o Director John 'l'homp B s hi son reportc on b•seball field ·dul· their aprin& Light u 1b a1e t s ancl n~xt week in evening canout. alre y completed, and bas· vassea throughout Pomeroy, Brad· keta added to t~ ~utdooi' caae bury Rutland Syracuse Cbelter oourt. The aSSOCiation voted to and Racine. ' ' ~prnl&h materl•l• <Oioeks and ce· Thlt 'Wal voted Mond.ay nia:ht COLUMBUS UPI ...:1,. Richard K. 25, a suburban WorthJ.niton •fillHI coiJectoF, today facecl a Cynthia MUll, Klitfl'Y ·w;rgJ:n, connle Bachner, ·Mar$b.a Hackett, llelnl N~eri, Susan Heaton, Jennlfet Blakeslee, Lindo Hackett, Karen Rowley, Myrta Wilson, Marta Kay Uubbard • .roan Neal, MIIUe Lewar. Shirley Shuler, Kathy Bal· ley and Katby Rusaell • · lilt FU.TIII•NIIII 11.1 OL n. hall. iBodlmer Shoroli F\'oeman one . to tO-year ~rl&OR ..nte;... lotte .~oden. Donna Wdm•n~ If convicted on chara,es or illtlgal Rudl Ann ~cey, Sheila Cbildll, 'POsaeislon of aUb-hl.aChfne gu.m l:w~e~a~rl:n:g::23:d:ll:f•:r:•:ot~o~ut:l:ll:•·~======~··==============~~=:; GO.li . CR Charles Clarkson, a:eneral man· aa:er of the Kelly Manufaeturme Co., j~p top maker, wil elected president of the Middleport Part Association Monday nia:ht lo tcntn Bb~~: ~ Halter, ~~~~~~;~g~~~~~~i;~~; ·E GIANT' Clarkson Named Middleport Par~ Ass'n President Gun CoJlcctor F , pnson , Dodd, Judy Jobb, aCID!! Lois Ann Sauer, u Michel• Hackett, Fori ·p,..,.,• ., • 8100 Ruth Fergc' ·a ·,_.;.?r_:~$ \' ·t' ·. .,..,.tet~ r.~ ~.,.. Day Camp For Girl Scouts . . Begii)S Operations Monday Sheila Stover Honored Guest At Bridal Sh.ower BACit FROM A FISHING TRIP? OR JUST PLANNING ONE. - " at Weather · U..._. ,,..lnt•...,leNI 1 VOL XI NO. ~2 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, TUesday, June 16, 1950 liNGLE COPY-k ~~··~~-----------------------------------;==~~==·~~=:~:7.~~--------------------------~-~-----~~~--·--­ day, morning members of tbe Phllathea Society The Junior Choir und er the d~rectiqn of Mrs. L. W. McCoof th e Churcb of Christ of Middle· mall turntsh.ed special musiC for port was held Sunday morninc 1he program dunng the Sunday School lrour at Mary Bradbury gave the Welthe Churcb come to the congrept.i.on and two ~ Mrs. Edgar Alleriswortb wa• the1 special songs were presented by A Chtld ren's Day Program was presented at the Middleport ~bairman of the committee mak- t he Primary Department, follow · Ftrst Baptist Church, Sunda y, June the 14th during the Sun· ing tbe plana for the memorial ed by th e r ecll.ahons by the Km day School fl our Mrs. Warren Hulburt was in... charge of the and Mrs. Erne1t LaUanee, Mrt dergarten children, Patty EverRecent aueats with Mr. anii.Mn. Ida Ch1lds and Mrs. Oscar Roush son, Beth Fultz and Mike Koehler. Mr and Mrs. Reimo Lmd have progra m T H Davia were Dr. and lfra. T. After the Quartette or Jumor oerved oo lhe committee wlth ber. returned ho me from New York T he J un1or Cho'i r wh1ch IS d1 H Davia and daughter, M,iu FJla Boys (Johnn y Blake, Michael Ar· The scripture for th'e serv.~« Mmn. after a week's visit w1th h1s ree led by Mrs Frances Bearhs op was r ead by Mrs George Child& cher, Bobby Wilson .and R.wllard Davi1, who lf.opped in Middleport parents Mr and Mrs Emil Lind ened the program w1th a spec1al on their way to a meetlnJ of the and a duet ''No Night Ther~" was Wilson) who sang there yere Bl· American They also vis1ted with r e lat Jve~ m number Medical Anodatloo in ble stoNes by a group of Primary by Mrs Arthur Skinner and sung Mmneapohs. Darla l:bersbai:h r ead tile scnpAtlantic City. " How Girls and an exerc1se on Mr Mrs. Richar d Brown of ture wh ich was fo llowed by pray· Mrs. Paul Davu. Much the Churrb Mea ns to EveryI VISited Mr!S Earl er by Ray Ptckens General and Mrs. J, E. llull of FREDDIE HOUDASHEL T A ~e~dmg "T~e Blessings that one" was g1ve n by the Primary Washington, D. c., vWted wltb the Brown over the week end. Bobby Ru:e welcomed t he par1lddlepaort Per sonals Remain was ~~ ~en •by_ Mrs -Den- boys. Billy Swan led the group m Davises last weell:. The Hulll were Mr and Mrs J ohn Fnch observ ents and fnends and the anMr. and Mra William War n&r [ ver Rice. Orr,;an music was fur- the dosmg prayer of the program m Oxford, Ohio for the se.aqui• f•O'ltLCemen\.s wc1 e r e ad by Berncd th eir t)Yth wedtlmg anmvci sary After the birthdays were re· centennial at the Miami untver· ard Lyons, w1th Jack S1gman g1v· and sons, Jimmy an d JII Y le ft sun-~ nu hed by Mrs Chester Erwin as Sunday membered, Miss Bess Sanhor11, sity where General Hull wa1 one day for a vacauon m Florida. Mr,s 0 E. McKinley read the Karen Gear!S , Cleveland , IS VJSJI mg the off ertory praye r Mrs Maude Kohl underwe nt names or the delfl'ased D;'embers Who has taught Sunday School a~ of the speakers. From· Middleport Jng her uncle and aun t, Rev anti Rec1 tahons were give n by the surge ry lasl Friday a t the Me 1g5 1 of the Society The service was the Methodist Church for a great Gen . Hull went to Green Brier. sm aller children From the NUI'· General Hospital and was report· closed with prayer by Mrs Fred number of years was surprised by White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. to Mrs Eu ,!:!C ne Brown the chlldreh w1th a belated birth- attend the meeting of the Manu· se ry Class were , Barbara Antho· ed to be recovermg satlsfactortl)' Gardnr. GeHlng Hep day temembrll.nce. She wu pre· facturers Cbem.ill 1 AIIOI:!latlon. ny and VIckie McCloud. Mtss Fred-------Mr and Mrs Harold (Gene) HOLLYWOOD (UP! ) - Clifto n rlie Houdashelt and Mrs John sented wtlh a beauttrul wh•te cas..- Mrs, Hut! planned to leave 'todAy Kauff and Children Ltnda and Webb is proving so adept at pick- Kauff are teachers of the Nursery Jackte wnh · gardemas and greenery on. for their home in Wllhin,rton. went to Bu£fa!.o, W. Va , Ing up " jt.We" talk !rom Carole Fr om the Begmners Class taught the ba se of it by the s. S. Superlo " ' " w>th Mrs Kauff's L) nle y, who plays hJS teen-age by Mrs Beulah White were , Chip- Suml>y intendent, Jack Br,chtle. Mrs. C. Mr. and Mrs. ~ ,JOJ)el of family Linda w1ll rl.!mam Cor a . at 20th Ce ntury-Fox that hi s per Hagge rt y, Dan ny a nd Tommy M Hennesy had baked the caJse J Greenfield spent l'st. Wfdtlelda7 da ug hter 1n " Hobday Fur Lovers" McCloud , Paula Ka y Russell , Tim week'• .;,., for the Sunday Schoot with the DaviiJ18' and' Mr,a. Hull. dialogue was changed to Include my Demos ky, Marla and Darb Mrs. Ernest Lallance has re- The firemen's room of City H-aU the ad Ji bs. Neu tzlmg, Joyce Riley, Joyce iurned from a visit with her sis- was attractively decodated in pmk Roush, An1ta Fultz, Robtn Mills, ter . Mrs Clara Dilgard lD De- and wh1te [()t' the bridal shower TrU6 F•m• hononng Min Sheila Stover , of Sharon Wilson, Chester Roush , troll, M1ch1gan HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Frances Janie Hmdy, Brenda Ed·Nards and Dav1d Dod~ n h!ls crac"d a Middleport, bride-e1Pct of J •mmy Ha Herty, who play~ Ruth l-Ien- Ra ndy Beeker bone m hts fi ght 'il rm 1n a fall H~o~bbard The shower was ~1vcn from hi s blcy cl~ . ' shaw m the " December Bnde" by Mr Hubbai'd's rpothe r Mrs Givmi,l r Cl'l latlom fr om the l'rl· Miss Le ona Shoem aker and tno- Carl Hubbard The evening wa~ CBS TV se t I C~ r ecently rccc Jvc d a rt'tJUl'St for her autograp h !1om mary f~rs t ytoJr, t.a u ~,;h t b.Y Mrs 1ther It'£1 for ,. week's d tul m Ak- spent soctally and following the llarry Houd <~s h el t , were, Jimmy do n w1t h relall\'CS her dau J, hlcr, Br idge t 6 opemng_, and d1spla y m~ or the Daile;. , Mll' hacl Vom Cooncy, Mar Me mbers o[ the Dorcas Clrcle many lovely... and useful girt& rec us Fowler, David Busk•rk and of tbt' Middleport Baptt5t Church freshments of individual servings Pame la Neu tzhn!l Fl'om the Pn· arc re mmdeG that they are each Of 1ce cream decorated wtth green maQ Cla ss of Mrs Davld Jen to br ing a flower vase for the bell s, cake decorated w1th pmk k in.~ were, Linda Welker, Mytra Circle's PI'OJ CCt when the y meet umbf ellas, a drmk and mints were Wilson and Michae l Buskirk T uc S(Iay evemng at the home of served to · Mrs Harry Stover. MEIGS - Pomeroy Mrs 8 F Parmatee. Mrs Warren Davis and Mrs John Bacon of Middleport, Mr s William TONIGHT •nd TUESOA Y Mr and Mn Willlam Gru ese r Huck of Vetsalles; Mrs Frances ~~e nt to Columbus Sunday for their "TOM THUMB" Warner, Mrs Denver Kapple, Mrs daughter , Debbie who has been William E Watson. Mrs Iru KelHuss 'l'ambl)"flo - Alarrt Young Techmcolor M1 and Mrs Walter R Shasteen v i ~;ltmg wilh her aunt and uncle, ton and Kaaron Kelton, of Pom Not Opel" WedMr.dey are announcing the approachmg Mr an d Mrs Robert J ay for the eroy ; Mrs Harold P:ttterson and marnage of tht•tr daughter. Mus past two weeki> Mrs. Clvde Patlerson of Ripley, W. 'J'EMf'I.E-Middleporl April , to Mr Thomas E Smith, son Captai n and Mrs James v Har- Va.; Mrs Wanda Stewart, Mrs of Mr and Mrs Albci t C Sm1th TONIGHT , lmger and children , J1mmer and M1ldred P1erce and Tony of RutThe open church wedding will Michael h¥ve returne d to ' their lnnd ; Mrs Laura Wataon of Ra " rltr~ HANG lN( ~ rrtEE" he an event of Sunda y, June 21, hnme In Alexandria, Va., after VI· r mc Rd, Mrs.' W1Uiam Hubbard, f> al'y Coope l' - Man a Schell at th e Fedcr.:l(cd Church at 4·30 sitmg With theu parenla, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hubbard, Mrs. Harold N~f Op•n Tu•5., Wed. & Tttun. p m A hal£ hour or nuptial music Mrs Lawre nce Hartinger and Mr Davis, Mn Mjl]'y Hubbard, Mfs ~~~~~~~~;~~:~~w~d~l~p~r~ec~e~d~odt~h~o~c~·o~"~m~o:o~y~;o. and Mrs. Edgar Alle nsworth Their Ke1tb. Woods, Mrs. A 0 Lee, Mrs daughter , Knsllll IS pl!mning to Raymond Smder, Mrs Robert ~peeiallzed Alll(nment And Balanelnt Service ~ tay m MlddlepQr t £or the remain- Louk.s, Miss Sharlee N~un1an, Mrs rtcr or tho •ummer. Dond Har· Nell Holmes. Mr8. Louella Moore, SPECIALIZED BRAKE SERVICE TIRE TRUING and IIEAOLIGIIT ADJUSTMENT linger, Captam Hartmger's broth Mrs. Ada Slack, Mrs. kaoml Loner , re turn ed with them to Va. for don , Mrs. Ann Sh1elds, Miss Frankie Mumaw, Mrs. Bessie Wise, Mrs. EHzaboth Duckworlh, Mrs ' ~ LUXURIOUS FLOOR STYLING W, Moin St. Phone !87 Pomeroy Roccot guest! at the home o! Gleo Cuodift, Mrs. Esther Hardeo, AT A Mr and Mrl!l C.' 0 F11her have Mrs. Florence Harden, Misses _ )! ,.... been, Mr. ~ nd Mrs John Terrell Sandra London, Donna Diddle, ' (Nan Fiaber) and children, John Bonnie Hubbard, Mary Jai'le Louks For beauty. long wear, and easy care at a price- ' ' and Cr1atine of Oak R1dge, 'reno and Debra Hubbard Sendint gifts '11 1 d f t be t A t V' )'I Mr Terrell has returned to Tenn. were : Mrs. NeUie Moore, Mrs. Daiyou go ong an ar 0 8 rms rong ID bul Mrs, Terre~\ and the children sy O...ckworth , Mrs. Leora Schort, Accolon. This quulity vinyl floor covering •.fr . --~ 1 •~ arc remaining for a loneer visit Mrs Jean Hall, Mrs. Dolly Hayes, bas Armstrons qu~ty built right into it froJa Mr a nd Mrs. ,Harold Moore ll:nd Mn. Dorothy Harden, Mrs. Mary s' art •• fini·t. . And it's top styfino, ttv~!Jn --..... ··. '~ ' : childr en of Columbus and Ml.!ls Flanagan and Miss Eleanor CZar·l "" Nl .... ,.... _.,.. , Sarah Jane Fiaher and MillS Betty roll. ghttcring .mctaUic eftC(:ts M weU .as sOtan f)Cb~~'i 't : .' Samu~ of Columbus visited with 6 d L6 ~ l ·. .. the c. o Fisher's over the week stone des•gp. • • lS any ccoratan& ac,...,mo,~_ ~ .... .. ~..;.' Middleport First Baptist H.olds , Children's Day Program Sunday Ine COLUli'BUS, Oh io UPI - Gov. Michael V. DiSaUe, Jeavlnc the tl)e LetiaJatur e, wu lnvlted t o ~oln a ew1men in a Jame of t~n rummy, "No," u ld the Jovernor. "l've lost enoulb tor toda~-30 mUUod dollar•." • Wheat Acreage A_pplications Now, Available • ~ US Navy Patrol Plane Attacked By Six Mig Jets WASHINGTON UPI- Tbe Derenae Department announced today that I· Navy pa(r(l1 plane has reported it was attacked by a jet fighter plane over international waters 8& miles from North !<ora. Tbe announeement aaid the tail eunner or tb~ Navy plane was "seriousty woundedt He was the only casualty reported by the De- Department 'The announc.ment deleribed the attacli:inc planet u MiC jet aircraft wltb Red star• oo the fuaelage aft of the eockpit. It aald they attacked the patrol ,Plane without warning, firint traeer ammunitron. Radio reports indicated that two plabet made the attack.· They said the jetl made sis firing rona and followed the patrol plane to within ~ feet of the water aa it took evasive action. fen~e .after bavmg IUCteeded Walter Wolfe, oow deceased, hu been a member of the department for elgbt years. lD sW>mUting hil relipation, whieb waa ~pted by vote of ouncil, Hudaon also submitted a atatement of hia phylidan atteating to the fact that he was now "totally dilabled" as tbe result of injunea received on June 21, 1962 ~en he wu strutk and seri0118l,y Injured by an auto while direding traffic at the come(' of Svcamore and Main-1t. · Hud..lon aid later that be Ia now in tbe proceu of offertaa his home 'on the Monkey Run Addition ror sale and that as soon aa Lb.at is accomplished be and hil fuuU7 plan to move to the 10utllwflt for hit "health's sUe". In other blllineu broulht be> fore the brief seulon of CouoeU Monday eveninJ, clilcuuion wu •nia brought up of a parking ail· uation that exist! OD E. SecooCI-st, wttb council declining to llike Mny immediate action in the matter peodmg further inveltisation. Tbe Mayor's report of the month of May was mbontted to couneil showing the viUage ataare or re· ceipts to be $'189.93 for that period Council voted to •eeept the re- Tbe department Aid the attack look plaee II 12, 38 p. m. Tuetday port. Ju"!,_18d JaJpaneae timde 11:38 p. Mayor CltarJea Le,p.r presented m.ti;nN?vy ~~tea Mer- the question to Council on wtlethcator patrol plane, waa Dying at er or Dot reugned Pollee Patrol· . . '7.000 reet O¥er internatioo.al wa· man John McKenzie wu eat.itJed te 1 tbe Se 0t 1 bou to receive two weeka vacation pay ~ (left) and OtlllailwOi1llllttntft .... ·····- • ~· n • apan, a t 11 due bim. n waa the coneenaua or / 'GUILTJil' IN TAI,.LAH~SSEE - Here are ,lhe four found llll~ east of Wonaan, Nort.b opinion or council that sueb payll!llltll.llf criminal attack on a Negro coed, during their trlal In K.:;, were clear and ceilh\& ment be made with CounciloUJn 1 •I.A. '11~\iU. pt,tb' ll90!d of dlr- Tlilla........,, ~"la.Shey ·al'e' Olli&·SIOillallllni, . lll; Diavld Bea_UIQI•td. ·--~ _, • • ~- • • uo~ _ Joaea.!!feriDJ the motion to m~e ei!ors ··me - . -gles, 1.0 :-htpck SC'arllOrough, 20; Wlllbn Collinsworth, 24. , Tfle anqoupcement uid Ute il'WJ'uimt ud eect~nded bt ule Ia to nile funds ;tor P4M wu on rouUDe ttaininl Couadln!an Bet:&iDJ'. 1D. voUna o~ club's "Light The Sight For "" t . trol t .a . t.be motron Councilman l'r.lnk.lin Needy" proar m f.'artn~ ~ir wf~::se:n ·~!~:d Rizer cut the lone dla&ent1n1 vote. President J:b~ c. Bacon prealdSea of J~~pan's H~nJh llland On a motion by C~uncilman ed when Willis Leadingham preThe announ u -· Fultz, seconded by Betzing, Counsident-elect • Ma Ward Gerald • x • handling by ~me~;ut ::ur~ eU decided to have the 8artleU Preston, Kermit Walton , Ernest M er he .1 ' bl d oa Tree Co. remove three tr6ea frdm Cove11t, Clarence Struble and ly8 ~~~ed.~l~tn:11 ~ ~ ~= the cliHside overhanginc tbe roor Chester Tannetllll also attended. safely into Mitto Air F«ce Ba of C1ty HaU at tbe cost of MO. More than UOO ·high '!thOOI editors and advisers hav~ reInternational Counselor 0. 1on Honsh ae while that finn il a110 removina: Copley, Chillicothe, Will install gislered:r9r tho 14th Annual Workshop on High_ Schlljii ·Pub:, The •• 11u·gu ..~..... treea from the rear or the United new club offlcers June 24 at the lications m_,)le Cl'i!4Ucted June 21-27 by the .Qbao Unwers\1$ ';noer was wouo'"'-.. Me9Jodilt Cll.ureb. . Federated Church. when h1s gun wa1 ~ked out on,. Complaints or' partJog on both School of J~urnallsln. · . Uona who volunteered were ast~ of six runt made by the tides of Fourth-at between iBuUerThree "mnd<ll" ~papers anti a yearbook supplelllejl,t':\rllli sla:ned llreu in Pomeroy not be prepared ari~J.tp'u~1)1Aaed by th& Warilshoppers ,oliriJI,_ the at I planes. nut-av and Mechanic-It brouJbt prevlous~y canvassed and to ad· _.:_...:...~_ _ c.:..__;___ __:_ 6-da, &e88lon. from Council the order tba.t part. joining commuDIUea. Middleport .ing :be banDed on both aldea f# ,, Edmund c. Aroold:f •dllor or ;baa beell completed. that thoroughfare with the Poliee r Linotype Nowa, will<-f conduct a \J typography clinic .en June 26 for Department ordered to erect such a(JDJ " an: necesury as aooo u Ohio newspaper e!lftort and for pouibl~ ' lSI the wortshop !a.Uny and ad•t~ ers. William I Oertel, executive Evana:eiist Gilbert Spencer wut UDder a 1uspelliioo of rules the thlr4 IDII lb!al madhta of Fim dlr..,tor . of the Ohio Nowopaper conUnue prueiUng rfor tbe Mt. Ordinance 331 by title only wu • Aesoclatutn, Columbus, and John Obve Church reviv.l thia week u · Weber. President of the South· service• have been ex-tended thru V Middleport ~ation Director ~pprnved and the meu~ Gl'dered .G~NVEA UP~-Sov•et Foreldign easte'r n O,hio Newspaper A1soCia· ~une 21. r...3f 0 1obn Thompson Opened tbe door 1 mto Jaw_with au ~ouneilmea con· Mm1s~er Andrel Gromy.o. pa a ti n WeJlllton wUI dlred the The Rev. Douglas Circle Is today for ••PeeWee' bueball or eurrtna m tbe voting. surprise call on Secretary of 1~ : • WEST LOS ANGELES UPi pastor of the church. It is Jocal.. the "mlnGr league" wbieh wtJI c lnlC. DuriJ1I a discu~i';'ll of. several I tod Wllson McCoy, who does the ed near Lo111 BI)U(Im. ?eorge Rc~vea, actor w~o pl~ed s.tate Christian Hertehra ay, se 1 &tart at ooee. sewer. p,roblemJ w1th\D the village, 'Superman in a tclevismn 1encs, hng off sp~ulation t t be ml.gh "Phantom" comic strip wiJI conHe hlvited ... boya frotn the Mayor Legar brought out ttaat the early today comm1tt.ed suicide b)' be making a last ~inute move to I duet a chalk talk •od' II'OUP iD· RIEVIS FINID ae:es e tllrouh 1 who want 10 IUI'VeY team of engineers from e~d ttJ.e deadlock m the current tervlews on June 24. William C. shooting tblm&elf, poJice aaid. WUUam Reeve&, Albany, was play tbe slick ba.U yersion or Butg.eu and Niple were on hand Detectives S~~ld Reeves was Btg Four ~nference. Craig, bead oi the department of fined $2U and coats on conviction bueball to be at the Part Wed- ror a two and one half day period EJ.rUer, authoritative sources speech at Wooster College, la of lntoxleaUon, and Ed Chapm,an found dr;ad in his IJJ~nedict Can· ported th 1 1 nelda)', June 17 between l:ao 1 ~wee~ Yon home, a Luger p1stol by hia sa1d he plans to turn down any scheduled for a campus-wide COD· HarrilonvUie, forfeited his ' Sl$ and 8 p, m. u1e )'or . n _ a _n a ;.yestm:_n mOve f<~r a long recess vocation add.-en. lidc. bond for the same oHen~e, in the Teams will be orplliled and a eonfereaee With Chief Eqioeer 'Mlss Gay P,auley, woin.aD's edi· court of Middleport Mtyor C. 0 . achedql.e planned. Jfallll&:tn alao H.at.ch that he was told. th~t tbere Reeve&, 40, bad appeared in nu- 1n t~ talks and to pre11 for merous film 1nd TV producUona. lmmedi~te ~ecislon on a s~mm t tor of United Preu Inte~:nationa1 Fiaher Mcm.day night. are needed. w•s lltU~ uae in conhnwng the ~s motion picture cre~its in· oonlere~ce . will deliver ~ · ~ surve)' maemucb as the survey eluded many Ropalong Cassiday His ask-ing for a meeting with ll\tftt" addreas to~ die. Workibu;· team baa determined that Pomeroy turns, "From Here: To Eteroity," Herter lhortl:( before a scheduled pen on Friday evening. June 28. obaa no sallitary sewer system. It ''GOI\e With the Wind •· "Winged atralegy meetmg amana: the West· At this time diplomas will be was pointed out to the Mayor that Vi~'tory", "So Proudly ' We Hall" ern ministers indi-cated he may awarded tbe particlpantfl by Dr. the pre~ent system m PoJDeroy iJ 1 and 'TUI He Meet Agatn." have come' up wi~h II new plan to L. J. Hor1in, director or the Ohio a eomblnatlon of tonnecUng aew· the diseuasJons going a bU Univeralty ~hool of JoW'IWlllll er& The Mayor rndicated that a full and the Workshop. report of the findmgs or the en· .Members of tbe workshBp .fac.. (UPI) - Gov. Michael Di&Jle has chal· team we~ expected wiUk· gineeriDJ ulty Include: State Treasurer Joseph Ferguson's financial reports ln the near future at which time v..rbook Olvltlon: Ira SI)Te, ienged that picture Ohio bounding hack from !.l!e?reeession. it would be presented to CouoeU. (Contlnuocf On P•.. Flft) The governor, defending his tu prog181at a Monday news :Patrolman Jed Webster preaent·· conference, said revenues from the sales tax last month were ed to Council bis £indings In re• O.o Hour MRti"less than In the recession month of May, 1058. He said Ohio lation to a motor scooter he had The Herter-Gromyko session been trying out for the past week is more than 4 mUiion dollars in laated for aU&hUy more than an the red .and is borrowing from for loeal goYemmentJ, totaled io the eheclung of parldnc and holH", ending at 4:09 p. m. · special funds to meet its bUll. $16,708,000. Tbia ia $201.000 le11 traffic. Webster reported. an ez. Gromyko'a surprise visit indi· DiSalle took a swine at what tban the $111,91:5.000 for May of pendlture of but 69 eenta in oper. cated he nuy h1ve come up Wllth lie c:-aled "itrespooaibe pertiaaD latt year. atlna coats for the entire week a• new BerJin plan or .wantett to pol.itlnl activity" ~Y ftepubUcant Tbia contradicted figures re· trhile receipts direetly aUrlbuted SO'I.Ind out ,Weatem intentlous on in the Senate JasJ Wedneada7 leased by F~ ·The treasur· to the use of. the scooter totalled Larry Jacobs, 21 , of Pomeroy, when they offered 1mlndmenta to er baa been repol'tina ,a recovery over $l9. He also pointed QUt tbat and the question of a and Grover .-\mold, 20, ll:omdoy, exelbpt items like erutches. flail in ..,tea tax collection• every weel' by use of the machme be 'til eD· l"';;';~~r~meetlng. Gromyko'a yislt to • Her- were frf!e on bond today trom Ml· BJbleS and artillel,al limbl from 1ince mid·April. 1bled to cover ttte parkinl m~ten Uttle hope of son City Court on ebara:e.a of Ole Ales tax. in tb~ village at leaat four tlmee S.re GOfl' O'INI ...inMfM one Western offl· breaking and enterlna of Cit)' ProCha....., Porly . . . .,.. The RepubUcan admilliltraUon ratter than if on fool City Pro•• a "complete perty and dcatruction '"Jbey could bave paased: these preceedlng him had predic!ted that CouncU delayed Ill)' action toperty after a he~ln~ held .onday. -exemption• when they were in $193,000.000 would be collected ward purehaee of th.e ecooter uaw current t&!lka. In tbe meantime warrants hive in nlne or the last 10 from aales taxes in the present bi- further lnveati&ation eou.ld be also been Wued for the arrest of control IQielaturea. and Justified tbem ennium t.hrouJbt May, DiSalJe made or other typea of JIUdrliW'$ SIDON FINED Jerry Rouab, Gerald Eblin and revenues totaled that mlcht be available tor audl. Samuel Si11on waa fined $10 Carroll (.Pinky Lee} White or POrn· because of tbe 48 to 1f2 million said. Actual 1rnrk. AU, however, were lmpreststale aurpus,'' he said. "At $1'73,988.000 he said. dollar ne•~' · land cost• in County Court .Mon· eroy, all of wttom have been ch·arGOP 't!rltica have termed as ed by the venaUllb' of the mao on chargea ot drlvina to the ged by Miaon Clty authoriJ.iea witb a tim€ when the state ls In dire Deed of funds. they decided to ·nonaenwe DlSatle'a prediction tbtt chine. ot centM'. the same charges aa pretened play partisan polities 1t the ex the state wiU wind U9 the twoA brier di~euulon wu ,also aa:ainst Jaeoba and Arnold. penae of unfortunate people, II· fear bookkeeplq period June 30 made of dlt aldewalk lituation on ered documenl:$ and patriotic In the red. Bu.t DiSaHe contended E. Motn·st and lbe pou!binty of symbol1.' tl'lat as of Ma)' S1 Ohio is over- .IIOlD.I ahhd witb tbe lnatallation• COURT ACTI The rtate Highwaj' htrol re- The eovemor meanttme m1de committed to the tune of t',292,· where property OQen 'baq not M ported today Walter E. King, 20, it clear that unlea the Legislature 000. '111e fund aet. .aa.lde for pur- yet I:OIDP11ed. the Sunday blue la'wa, chaaina: llqu.or f(lf' lUte I&Orea Ml~leport, ' has forfeited hla $» revises CouneUmiD -~~!! oat tlaal·lbll aiunmer bond fqr unaafe operation of. a they will l>e onfol<ed 11 ...te bJs bod to be lapped, llo ll)d. He ·motor Yehicle, and G,orce ]), LoW· parka aa weU 'U at tbe state and did Ita normal le"' U 3Q mHJioo to doUan but It now holds onb' $18ery, 31, Middleport, llu tleen fln- coootr faira. rus:.lle ald. 11lel -.x revenues 031,000. ~d $.10 and COtta fov et*diDg, both lor 1111', an., Ud""'illl !lao aut. • • t c - Oft I'~ 'h'll iu illlllo:cowa~ . ' \ii More Than 1400 Registered ·.f or~Attnual Ohio UWoFksh9p Superman J:'nds rJ HIS' Own Li'fe 1y T day • Mt. Olive Revival Meet Is Extended I Gromyk0 Ma~ • ·v· •t Surpnse On Sec Herter \tM AppliCation for 1860 wheat acreage allotments muat be filed by July, ASC Committee Reports. The ASC county office ia aecepti.ng wheat aUotments applica· tlons ror certain fann1. A produeer wbo~Jntendl to .eed wb~at 1960 ~L' (¥.~}:Jn ;.rbteb. no ~t ~ ~e¢"1or: ~ I t n •til UlJ Ofi~ Ytari, 11M, I , aDd 1161 and who d • u to be eoalideted {(I~ a~ allotmen~ mwt make aphcabgn' lqr an allotment a~ord· ng td'Wayne H. Chue, Cha1rman of the Agricultureal, Stablhzation and Conservation cornmlthle. A~catlon forma are available m tile ASC county office for use jJl. flUng a request for an allotJBent The prodeeer muat apply in Wtlting. by July, 1959. 0 Middleport Pee Wee Loop To Start Soon •r DiSalle Challenges Ferguson Reuort On Financial Position cowJsus v. Two Are Freed On Bond Fro.m Mason Court ! or wort·i;;!~~ c.un. . ' � 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. 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