https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c28f98a7c4c0a6bd6093c41cb6b50ac8.pdf 602385624fb509f67c806aa9003fd573 PDF Text Text • ' 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. . ' �• .' THE DAILY ~TINEL .- 'II Do It MAMIE VAN DOREN NOW WANTS.. HEAVY, DRAMATIC MOVIE ROLES Cotnmentating Editorially HOLLYWOOD UPI - ""Brace &bout my ability to act wben 1 yourselves. thts may l·ome . s.s first stt.rted out.. And maybe the.r The aftermath of accidental death has al· ways been a chorus of: . If only the gun hadn 'I been loaded .. we'd been home when the fire started .. when they got into the medicine cabinet . . found the scissors. ... tUrned on the gas. Most shocking to us today is the anguished cry : "If only I'd known they•d gotten into those plastic cleaners' bags!" .. or: · "if only I hadn't given the baby that plastic bag to play with!" The current number of deaths due to the attractic.n this ultra·t hin, · shiny transparent material has for youngsters, especially in· !ants, and its property of clinging to little faces on inhalaUon, has shocked the nation. It has produced a hysteria that is reflected in a rash of proposed legislation at community, state and even Federal levels. That something should, and must be done t~bout such a meriace is obvious. But we do not think laws or ordinances or other pu81ic· ly-administered controls can ever pfevent, or even minimize the tragedies inherent in the playful , heedless, and to a large degree, helpless y~ars of early youth. Under such an ap· proach to the problem, our ancestors would have had to legislate against cutlery and shears. The perJis of the coal oiJ· lamp would have precluded its use, gas and electricity would be unheard ol. Nor could we have had the protertion of germicides, or even won't quit . rank!i among the five top feminine boxoffice attractions in movies. Mamie's seeret iB !'1 u~&nlity oi pictures, not quality. Starring in such esthetic horrors as '1Beat Generaion," "Girls Town'· and "Guns, Girls and Gangs~rs," the Mame bas wracker up an Impressive pile of loot for her producer!. Her ability to make money bas mcketed 'Mamie's salary from SIMl a week five years ago to a juicy~ $10,000. Within the next five yearS the platinum cutie plans to hoist her weekly wage to $50,000. 1 hou~e ­ hold cleaners . On careful reflection , most or us will agree that this sort of responsibility must remain with parents and cannot be assumed or met by regulation . "We believe," says the National Safety Council, "the problem of child deaths from 6ET'A LOAD polyethelene lilm is primarily an education· OF 'THE OBSTAc~E COI..JQSE. LliAOING TO ai problem', not Legislative." And to assis~ in '!Hell~ 6AtLIWICK•" meeting this challenge, the Society of the Plastics Industry and its members, who include the producers of plastic film, have al ready printed and distributed millions of illustrated, easy·tO·understand warning leaf. lets. Assisting in the preparahon of such ffiil· terial as well as in its distribution are the American Academy pf Pediatrics, The American Academy of G~neral Practice, The Na· Mr. and Mrs. Arthur On' and tiona! Institute of Drycleanlng as well as the Martha ·spent Suriday with Mr. and ~1·lrs . Roger Grueser, Logan. a·lorementioned US Public Health Service and Mrs. Clara Johnston of TwjnNational Safety Council. Dridgel Montana, spent the end with her brother, Mr. and -:·-"·"'.II The composite advice is: Don't Let your C lt~rence Baker• .She come East children play with thMe bags. Don 'I leave spe nd the summer with her moth· l'r, Mrs. Elsie Baker. CDKI PARTV them where children can get thern. Destroy The ,pomeroy Chureh of Christ Mr. and " M rs. Raymond Spencer them as soon as they have served their inior Brooksville, Fla. and Hazel and is sponaorin& a Cote Party at the tial, intended and useful purpose. Don't try Jake .Hawk, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil home of Mr. and Mra. cftirlel Es· to "use" them for something else. Implicit, Spencer called on tbe Cbarle!l kew, at 8 R· m. Tueaday eveul.ng. All youn& people Of the ehtlrch family Thursday. also, Is the plea that p..-ents make every ef- Spencer are urged to .attend. Rev. . Tom Mr. and Mrg. ,Billy ori and son~. fort to know what their children are doing. Reed~ville, spenl Thursday with Wilson will be in charge. Mr. and j\frs. Clint Orr. If only they would' Now Daily Sentinel Daybook '-----------.11 Mas?n Mothers Club Plan • PLAH HOP A reeopd hop spon.sored by the Pomeroy Band Boosten with Steve AUen, WJEH •nnouncer, will be ,h eld at the Pomeroy JunIor High School auditori.um S•turday evening, June 20 from 8 un· til 11 p. m. Refreshment& will be sold. Admiasion will be 60c:-75c. HDLZ•R HOSPITAL Admitted June 13: Mrs."' Earl Heory Jr., Pt. Pl.; Mrs. Harry DcddriU, Vinton; Kermit Brown Jr., • Gallipolis; Cynthia Smith, Gallipolis; Alvin Spencer, Vin· tcm; Mrs. James Layne, New Ha· ven; Mrs. Joseph Lea~h. Cheshire June 14: Mrs.. Donad Hatfield, ·E tta Bostick, Galli· Pt. BJas, Vinton; Mn. , GallipoUs; Mrs. H~rtford; Mrs. Mrs. Dean n 4tldlo • R•p.~lr .....,._ bouse. G.,od barn. OUtba,i141ngs . Witl selJ reliiOTitbly Phone 34641. 6-3-lztp -'=:=:-:---~~ "I've been learning and accom· plisbiijj a ~eat deaL I'm ~onli· jenl I'll be able to handle dramat. •c roles in _big pictutes now. I'm , ~~iiiMil :4ali..or~fit;;;.,:;.~,.,.-in-Hut· TfV;'.<ISION, .RADIO • &lfALL AffWANCE IIEI'AIIL .P Otif; MicOlilttO<lll, RadDe,~JO.e BT.ACK AND WlUTE GELDING Pony, l'bone $l?--L S 13 etr Twp. t A. ! A. bottom. ~a)', --,== 222 VARMIT RWLE WITH ott pQwer uope. Tom ~utei". iroR RflNT:_mTE!"'tiiON lJA]) . Phone '9'71 -Y. 6-15·31P deh, Seaff-old 'Boar'l!h, Drop I ready Cor them." · · Clad only ir1, a sheer negligee and frilly undergarmenlf;, ,.1m.te rl:idn't evoke memories of Jtelen Hayes. Bul she's determined to make the grade. "As my !1\lary gots up I'll be · appearing in 'better piclurest Ma· mle eonduded. "lt's simply a matter of mathematics. · "Small-buclget movie's won't be able to· afford me, and the biJger ones will need a box office atfraction. Wait and see, it'll work"out In the past year she has starre4 right." in five piclures, making her bus--~---ier than Elizabeth Taylor and Audrey Hepburn eomblned. Now 11he HOW TO PLAY IT SA'I wants to exchange · low•budget If you are in doubt as to what : quickies for ml.llti-million-doll8r Dad wouJd really like best, you can blockbusters. make sure that he gets what be Time To Switch wants by presenting him with a "There tomes a time in a ~ift rerificate on one of his favor· girl's Jife when abe has to swite>b ite stores. from glamour girl to actress. If It';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;., she doesn't do it she's df'ad . "My name Is worth money at ....... box office nodw-a rare thing flhe or ac1resses-an 1'11'1 going to use that advantage to move up the ladder to better pictures." It will take a litUe tim~. Ma.~. mie's next epic i1 "Adam and Eve." As "Eve," the buxom Vao Dort>n will wear only two ((g ieave!l. "A long blOnde wig will covet up 1& top or me," she said self· " consciously. ''Believe it or not! rm · sort of bashful about wearinc such a brier costurttt'-nonest. L81rned A Lot "Lots or people were doubttul SALE: bOUM!, near vilasJt, ft4 -~ii~fi~~ I bam, price ~· Ufe A to • ' runninll water, eel· 1u, ,pod well of wattf, '$11!1'. ' po.. , WORK . ing tools, bloek, WOOD tackle, laddere, tools for Do-lt-Yourtelf shop. AU good condition. Phone 638!·Y. 6-16-~tp CONSIGNMENT room I;~·~Oiot~h:·~·~~~TIIb~~·'~·~·;l l:lcld~l '-:.1 cCaiJ ted on. 0311 MlSC~!LANEOUS 1~1e liftAWJlingo .,..w,ather Board Siding " <lr(lllll« 1< ~~~.. A...-riH Alamlnom.- . *!Wier S<reeno •1111 Ala!llhlum Frame ~ _ u • DOORS aad STORM WINDOWS , K:ing ·Builders Supply c... llillt, Oblo. OUR 13M next sale wlU be held Sat., June 20. 1~, at the 111le grounds at 11 A. M. 1 mlle west of Porterfield. Go to ae:etion of 7 and. 76 and follow. the sl!j:ns. We wUl have a variootl amount or machinery, etc., among it one 1953 Ford 1 ton Truck, dual wheels, new tireJ and like new. Lunch wiU be served. Goddard .Sales Harold Goddard, Auctlonef:r 6·16-3tc PA'I....T Ro·0 f 1N.G! PORTABLE System wi\h stand · .&f1.d apeakers. In good PttCe $W. Call Phone tJ-16-61-C SALES J, $ERVKE --DIAPER 'SERVICE POR EJtPIIlRT U1'IIOI:B'I'I!IG call Kelton's' 414. W1U pick ' ut and 6eltnr. 6-UP6«- cU\.AliDI 79 ACRE I'ARM- PLENTY OF :VallySentlliel, Pofner<Jy-Middleport, 0 ., June 16, 1959-3 paslure and walft". Ei&ht tovlJ\ something of a shock. were right. But I've had the belt Mamie Van Doren, the blonde trainin• ground in tbe · world mak· sex-bomb with curves 1btlt just inB these inexpensive Pleturet. ."If Only ..." I Sentinel W nt ·111 Sell It ......... -·- ,,._-D,IIlySetitln•cl, Pomcroy-MJddleport, 0 ., June 16, 1959 (9ol MoM.,. Supplit. UMd boolh •ncl moto1-., $215.00 ~ up, whl!t"f th*Y lui". Mtltropollf.n Mllrin• s... -.~ •nd ~iovt«~. ll:dn't· eroY. PhoM 16oM. 2 3 tfc (11 I Wanted To 8J, ~ ·USED ROW BOAT. swatzel, J24·J. Alii CONDjTIONING, 11EFRIGEII· •tion se"rv~ce~ Jack's Rernaera· tion, New H•ven. Pboa~ ~ sa.. .~11.\t BOOM$ NEW YORK (UPI)-· Tbe dia- per ·servlte lodustry bas boomed Mae Vaninwagen into ' • $50-miUJon-a-year industry making niek-of-tlme deliveries for more than One million babies, ac· cording to a joint report 11y the Diaper Service Inatltute of Am· erice and tbe National Institute of Diaper Serv:iees. CUANINO UP NEW YORK (UP!) - Tbe doit·yourself trend In rug deaning could puih sales of ~arpet clean· lng compounds to $20 million t.hl! year - a 20 per cent increase over 1958 and double 1904 volume·, ac· .cording to Chemical Week, a Mc- Graw·HUt publication. For' the Best , In Point Sales i And Service "COI\!E SEE US" • ClltlTOtt.FiSHSl,, COM1ANY . I . . Phone 81107-X or 8285-X MIODLEPOR:f ' .PI~O BARGAIN 2 10 .. liN POIITIAC w•c•• ,,,,115. V8 SboW• aood owrier. Blaettnar'& FAMOUS WATKINS COMPANY has opening for alert, ambitious man to Call Ot;l customers In this are& with' Nationalb' , AI!• vertised farm 'and Jfom~ ~· d\kts. Leahl how :You elt'l ~earn $11,000 -the firat .yea,t. Car ~"e~· sary. Fbt intervieW wrfte Dept. Q .'14 E. Roblnson Ave., Bar· Po:m.r.y, OhiO . 6/15 bertiPI. ~·· ·(e) (7)J7-4tp. ·1643-80: ., ., • •; ·, , l>'n . SEE IT A;r; ler'kleir~nsfif(o. MldcUepaort, Ohio WOMAN WANll'ED FOR ACRoSS 1.Brldi'• cliarp I.- Lorraine 8. Thin '· Wool fat ft. CJoae to 0, Iroquotal\ dwe1\ir\l' St.~on 7.Two·ye..,.. Jl, Ji(r. IA4d 8. Bo)''• 21.1toJden J4.8oUnd 111. Oily Jn Nevada 11!. M'etal .... otlaed ,....., ~T.LIJbt \ Jf,RlvtTot I,.atvl• old aalrnora tao~ 14. wa,.. Office Nrilel'G)', -.tatutg age, ,previ~us eQeriehCe if any, thrn referenee·• and phone If 'availabl,,' We wlll who tualify, , . Sum"'•' Tim• Is Travel Tin,e Jti.At home · It, Aot Q:f ntrl.. ...te4 SI.Wrapo Y"" :10. Conottlo ••. Jtnaw· ar ciU* (-) 811 Oriental I&~ 668-G, % The' · D~lly . Sentine\ llde taveorn bu.tiOIII 11. A.a. 11. Plll'forn& l&Doep- as waitress or grill operator .in local restaurant. Must be neat, betwe~n ··111e ages of 18-3&. ·,plee"se ddHss il1guirles to . Box . 23. Oarden nlolmlme I, Ptlot 10. IMk• at elene II, lliP nur.. 1\. Propoottlo~ U.Ortok lltltr II Don WORK FOR Tlfl FINIST at. Body CLIFfS s'Hdl REPAIR (nW,) DIGS ,MOST MOllEltN SHOI' .in II.........St. I:.QNO!t l•ttv ,8,Neh JT. Oontede.. Middr- r ·- ... Il'l>thl4 ao. Jltow-... Si. IWl an em 83.COpltol"' ""'- P.w... ............. ,.. I...J.pqlllk!&ttoa •.. ,._.... ~""'"' u.,...,.. ·- 4!.\IIKtl, 8 SPJBD I'ORTAIIU: ft"ldonU\!&1 • ,' ' 20 IRQl FANS ,. -,. ,--: :-- · -- ,. "", $29;98 .0.11,._..,.... · WlDifiG POOLS · __ ,,-- "'.···-- ~-- '$2.t8 up. "~.T&IIont .. ' -t IEAGIUI,lS lillt.' :' -- ·· Sft tip ~ .. tRill! INS'rA~'itON .OF .' , ~·· . .. PU,'I'tlii'NO · ' · fiA9h.MDS·- MillO . .. · ·raMs ' ' ' 'OiliY ' 1Yillf.f YOl! WAI'r Xo11!t _ .. 4U!iomlnatloa 4,, Nova loetl& ~gb~ For f!OM A. Moatb (laD .Jie ' REBLS ATTACHED . .. SPINET PIANO Save On This Fine PIANO .w~t,t>rE Fiba DETAILS UISHOE:tiPAJR' 1 J'ntel\lal• All•.., 3.& MQ~ot Beautiful Baldwin " ' .. ......... . -"#,;.;~t ·.,;ll(Jfj~ with ·Built·In · llaADBUilY ROAD IIIWtlkporl, Oldo le l - �• .' THE DAILY ~TINEL .- 'II Do It MAMIE VAN DOREN NOW WANTS.. HEAVY, DRAMATIC MOVIE ROLES Cotnmentating Editorially HOLLYWOOD UPI - ""Brace &bout my ability to act wben 1 yourselves. thts may l·ome . s.s first stt.rted out.. And maybe the.r The aftermath of accidental death has al· ways been a chorus of: . If only the gun hadn 'I been loaded .. we'd been home when the fire started .. when they got into the medicine cabinet . . found the scissors. ... tUrned on the gas. Most shocking to us today is the anguished cry : "If only I'd known they•d gotten into those plastic cleaners' bags!" .. or: · "if only I hadn't given the baby that plastic bag to play with!" The current number of deaths due to the attractic.n this ultra·t hin, · shiny transparent material has for youngsters, especially in· !ants, and its property of clinging to little faces on inhalaUon, has shocked the nation. It has produced a hysteria that is reflected in a rash of proposed legislation at community, state and even Federal levels. That something should, and must be done t~bout such a meriace is obvious. But we do not think laws or ordinances or other pu81ic· ly-administered controls can ever pfevent, or even minimize the tragedies inherent in the playful , heedless, and to a large degree, helpless y~ars of early youth. Under such an ap· proach to the problem, our ancestors would have had to legislate against cutlery and shears. The perJis of the coal oiJ· lamp would have precluded its use, gas and electricity would be unheard ol. Nor could we have had the protertion of germicides, or even won't quit . rank!i among the five top feminine boxoffice attractions in movies. Mamie's seeret iB !'1 u~&nlity oi pictures, not quality. Starring in such esthetic horrors as '1Beat Generaion," "Girls Town'· and "Guns, Girls and Gangs~rs," the Mame bas wracker up an Impressive pile of loot for her producer!. Her ability to make money bas mcketed 'Mamie's salary from SIMl a week five years ago to a juicy~ $10,000. Within the next five yearS the platinum cutie plans to hoist her weekly wage to $50,000. 1 hou~e ­ hold cleaners . On careful reflection , most or us will agree that this sort of responsibility must remain with parents and cannot be assumed or met by regulation . "We believe," says the National Safety Council, "the problem of child deaths from 6ET'A LOAD polyethelene lilm is primarily an education· OF 'THE OBSTAc~E COI..JQSE. LliAOING TO ai problem', not Legislative." And to assis~ in '!Hell~ 6AtLIWICK•" meeting this challenge, the Society of the Plastics Industry and its members, who include the producers of plastic film, have al ready printed and distributed millions of illustrated, easy·tO·understand warning leaf. lets. Assisting in the preparahon of such ffiil· terial as well as in its distribution are the American Academy pf Pediatrics, The American Academy of G~neral Practice, The Na· Mr. and Mrs. Arthur On' and tiona! Institute of Drycleanlng as well as the Martha ·spent Suriday with Mr. and ~1·lrs . Roger Grueser, Logan. a·lorementioned US Public Health Service and Mrs. Clara Johnston of TwjnNational Safety Council. Dridgel Montana, spent the end with her brother, Mr. and -:·-"·"'.II The composite advice is: Don't Let your C lt~rence Baker• .She come East children play with thMe bags. Don 'I leave spe nd the summer with her moth· l'r, Mrs. Elsie Baker. CDKI PARTV them where children can get thern. Destroy The ,pomeroy Chureh of Christ Mr. and " M rs. Raymond Spencer them as soon as they have served their inior Brooksville, Fla. and Hazel and is sponaorin& a Cote Party at the tial, intended and useful purpose. Don't try Jake .Hawk, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil home of Mr. and Mra. cftirlel Es· to "use" them for something else. Implicit, Spencer called on tbe Cbarle!l kew, at 8 R· m. Tueaday eveul.ng. All youn& people Of the ehtlrch family Thursday. also, Is the plea that p..-ents make every ef- Spencer are urged to .attend. Rev. . Tom Mr. and Mrg. ,Billy ori and son~. fort to know what their children are doing. Reed~ville, spenl Thursday with Wilson will be in charge. Mr. and j\frs. Clint Orr. If only they would' Now Daily Sentinel Daybook '-----------.11 Mas?n Mothers Club Plan • PLAH HOP A reeopd hop spon.sored by the Pomeroy Band Boosten with Steve AUen, WJEH •nnouncer, will be ,h eld at the Pomeroy JunIor High School auditori.um S•turday evening, June 20 from 8 un· til 11 p. m. Refreshment& will be sold. Admiasion will be 60c:-75c. HDLZ•R HOSPITAL Admitted June 13: Mrs."' Earl Heory Jr., Pt. Pl.; Mrs. Harry DcddriU, Vinton; Kermit Brown Jr., • Gallipolis; Cynthia Smith, Gallipolis; Alvin Spencer, Vin· tcm; Mrs. James Layne, New Ha· ven; Mrs. Joseph Lea~h. Cheshire June 14: Mrs.. Donad Hatfield, ·E tta Bostick, Galli· Pt. BJas, Vinton; Mn. , GallipoUs; Mrs. H~rtford; Mrs. Mrs. Dean n 4tldlo • R•p.~lr .....,._ bouse. G.,od barn. OUtba,i141ngs . Witl selJ reliiOTitbly Phone 34641. 6-3-lztp -'=:=:-:---~~ "I've been learning and accom· plisbiijj a ~eat deaL I'm ~onli· jenl I'll be able to handle dramat. •c roles in _big pictutes now. I'm , ~~iiiMil :4ali..or~fit;;;.,:;.~,.,.-in-Hut· TfV;'.<ISION, .RADIO • &lfALL AffWANCE IIEI'AIIL .P Otif; MicOlilttO<lll, RadDe,~JO.e BT.ACK AND WlUTE GELDING Pony, l'bone $l?--L S 13 etr Twp. t A. ! A. bottom. ~a)', --,== 222 VARMIT RWLE WITH ott pQwer uope. Tom ~utei". iroR RflNT:_mTE!"'tiiON lJA]) . Phone '9'71 -Y. 6-15·31P deh, Seaff-old 'Boar'l!h, Drop I ready Cor them." · · Clad only ir1, a sheer negligee and frilly undergarmenlf;, ,.1m.te rl:idn't evoke memories of Jtelen Hayes. Bul she's determined to make the grade. "As my !1\lary gots up I'll be · appearing in 'better piclurest Ma· mle eonduded. "lt's simply a matter of mathematics. · "Small-buclget movie's won't be able to· afford me, and the biJger ones will need a box office atfraction. Wait and see, it'll work"out In the past year she has starre4 right." in five piclures, making her bus--~---ier than Elizabeth Taylor and Audrey Hepburn eomblned. Now 11he HOW TO PLAY IT SA'I wants to exchange · low•budget If you are in doubt as to what : quickies for ml.llti-million-doll8r Dad wouJd really like best, you can blockbusters. make sure that he gets what be Time To Switch wants by presenting him with a "There tomes a time in a ~ift rerificate on one of his favor· girl's Jife when abe has to swite>b ite stores. from glamour girl to actress. If It';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;., she doesn't do it she's df'ad . "My name Is worth money at ....... box office nodw-a rare thing flhe or ac1resses-an 1'11'1 going to use that advantage to move up the ladder to better pictures." It will take a litUe tim~. Ma.~. mie's next epic i1 "Adam and Eve." As "Eve," the buxom Vao Dort>n will wear only two ((g ieave!l. "A long blOnde wig will covet up 1& top or me," she said self· " consciously. ''Believe it or not! rm · sort of bashful about wearinc such a brier costurttt'-nonest. L81rned A Lot "Lots or people were doubttul SALE: bOUM!, near vilasJt, ft4 -~ii~fi~~ I bam, price ~· Ufe A to • ' runninll water, eel· 1u, ,pod well of wattf, '$11!1'. ' po.. , WORK . ing tools, bloek, WOOD tackle, laddere, tools for Do-lt-Yourtelf shop. AU good condition. Phone 638!·Y. 6-16-~tp CONSIGNMENT room I;~·~Oiot~h:·~·~~~TIIb~~·'~·~·;l l:lcld~l '-:.1 cCaiJ ted on. 0311 MlSC~!LANEOUS 1~1e liftAWJlingo .,..w,ather Board Siding " <lr(lllll« 1< ~~~.. A...-riH Alamlnom.- . *!Wier S<reeno •1111 Ala!llhlum Frame ~ _ u • DOORS aad STORM WINDOWS , K:ing ·Builders Supply c... llillt, Oblo. OUR 13M next sale wlU be held Sat., June 20. 1~, at the 111le grounds at 11 A. M. 1 mlle west of Porterfield. Go to ae:etion of 7 and. 76 and follow. the sl!j:ns. We wUl have a variootl amount or machinery, etc., among it one 1953 Ford 1 ton Truck, dual wheels, new tireJ and like new. Lunch wiU be served. Goddard .Sales Harold Goddard, Auctlonef:r 6·16-3tc PA'I....T Ro·0 f 1N.G! PORTABLE System wi\h stand · .&f1.d apeakers. In good PttCe $W. Call Phone tJ-16-61-C SALES J, $ERVKE --DIAPER 'SERVICE POR EJtPIIlRT U1'IIOI:B'I'I!IG call Kelton's' 414. W1U pick ' ut and 6eltnr. 6-UP6«- cU\.AliDI 79 ACRE I'ARM- PLENTY OF :VallySentlliel, Pofner<Jy-Middleport, 0 ., June 16, 1959-3 paslure and walft". Ei&ht tovlJ\ something of a shock. were right. But I've had the belt Mamie Van Doren, the blonde trainin• ground in tbe · world mak· sex-bomb with curves 1btlt just inB these inexpensive Pleturet. ."If Only ..." I Sentinel W nt ·111 Sell It ......... -·- ,,._-D,IIlySetitln•cl, Pomcroy-MJddleport, 0 ., June 16, 1959 (9ol MoM.,. Supplit. UMd boolh •ncl moto1-., $215.00 ~ up, whl!t"f th*Y lui". Mtltropollf.n Mllrin• s... -.~ •nd ~iovt«~. ll:dn't· eroY. PhoM 16oM. 2 3 tfc (11 I Wanted To 8J, ~ ·USED ROW BOAT. swatzel, J24·J. Alii CONDjTIONING, 11EFRIGEII· •tion se"rv~ce~ Jack's Rernaera· tion, New H•ven. Pboa~ ~ sa.. .~11.\t BOOM$ NEW YORK (UPI)-· Tbe dia- per ·servlte lodustry bas boomed Mae Vaninwagen into ' • $50-miUJon-a-year industry making niek-of-tlme deliveries for more than One million babies, ac· cording to a joint report 11y the Diaper Service Inatltute of Am· erice and tbe National Institute of Diaper Serv:iees. CUANINO UP NEW YORK (UP!) - Tbe doit·yourself trend In rug deaning could puih sales of ~arpet clean· lng compounds to $20 million t.hl! year - a 20 per cent increase over 1958 and double 1904 volume·, ac· .cording to Chemical Week, a Mc- Graw·HUt publication. For' the Best , In Point Sales i And Service "COI\!E SEE US" • ClltlTOtt.FiSHSl,, COM1ANY . I . . Phone 81107-X or 8285-X MIODLEPOR:f ' .PI~O BARGAIN 2 10 .. liN POIITIAC w•c•• ,,,,115. V8 SboW• aood owrier. Blaettnar'& FAMOUS WATKINS COMPANY has opening for alert, ambitious man to Call Ot;l customers In this are& with' Nationalb' , AI!• vertised farm 'and Jfom~ ~· d\kts. Leahl how :You elt'l ~earn $11,000 -the firat .yea,t. Car ~"e~· sary. Fbt intervieW wrfte Dept. Q .'14 E. Roblnson Ave., Bar· Po:m.r.y, OhiO . 6/15 bertiPI. ~·· ·(e) (7)J7-4tp. ·1643-80: ., ., • •; ·, , l>'n . SEE IT A;r; ler'kleir~nsfif(o. MldcUepaort, Ohio WOMAN WANll'ED FOR ACRoSS 1.Brldi'• cliarp I.- Lorraine 8. Thin '· Wool fat ft. CJoae to 0, Iroquotal\ dwe1\ir\l' St.~on 7.Two·ye..,.. Jl, Ji(r. IA4d 8. Bo)''• 21.1toJden J4.8oUnd 111. Oily Jn Nevada 11!. M'etal .... otlaed ,....., ~T.LIJbt \ Jf,RlvtTot I,.atvl• old aalrnora tao~ 14. wa,.. Office Nrilel'G)', -.tatutg age, ,previ~us eQeriehCe if any, thrn referenee·• and phone If 'availabl,,' We wlll who tualify, , . Sum"'•' Tim• Is Travel Tin,e Jti.At home · It, Aot Q:f ntrl.. ...te4 SI.Wrapo Y"" :10. Conottlo ••. Jtnaw· ar ciU* (-) 811 Oriental I&~ 668-G, % The' · D~lly . Sentine\ llde taveorn bu.tiOIII 11. A.a. 11. Plll'forn& l&Doep- as waitress or grill operator .in local restaurant. Must be neat, betwe~n ··111e ages of 18-3&. ·,plee"se ddHss il1guirles to . Box . 23. Oarden nlolmlme I, Ptlot 10. IMk• at elene II, lliP nur.. 1\. Propoottlo~ U.Ortok lltltr II Don WORK FOR Tlfl FINIST at. Body CLIFfS s'Hdl REPAIR (nW,) DIGS ,MOST MOllEltN SHOI' .in II.........St. I:.QNO!t l•ttv ,8,Neh JT. Oontede.. Middr- r ·- ... Il'l>thl4 ao. Jltow-... Si. IWl an em 83.COpltol"' ""'- P.w... ............. ,.. I...J.pqlllk!&ttoa •.. ,._.... ~""'"' u.,...,.. ·- 4!.\IIKtl, 8 SPJBD I'ORTAIIU: ft"ldonU\!&1 • ,' ' 20 IRQl FANS ,. -,. ,--: :-- · -- ,. "", $29;98 .0.11,._..,.... · WlDifiG POOLS · __ ,,-- "'.···-- ~-- '$2.t8 up. "~.T&IIont .. ' -t IEAGIUI,lS lillt.' :' -- ·· Sft tip ~ .. tRill! INS'rA~'itON .OF .' , ~·· . .. PU,'I'tlii'NO · ' · fiA9h.MDS·- MillO . .. · ·raMs ' ' ' 'OiliY ' 1Yillf.f YOl! WAI'r Xo11!t _ .. 4U!iomlnatloa 4,, Nova loetl& ~gb~ For f!OM A. Moatb (laD .Jie ' REBLS ATTACHED . .. SPINET PIANO Save On This Fine PIANO .w~t,t>rE Fiba DETAILS UISHOE:tiPAJR' 1 J'ntel\lal• All•.., 3.& MQ~ot Beautiful Baldwin " ' .. ......... . -"#,;.;~t ·.,;ll(Jfj~ with ·Built·In · llaADBUilY ROAD IIIWtlkporl, Oldo le l - �. . ' ' JT·? SeiiJt· THE DAlLY SSNTINEL Ccmunentating Editorially . "If Only ..•" The aftermath of accidental death has al· ways been a chorus of: . ... If only the gun hadn't been loaded .. we' d been home when the fire started .. when they got into the medicine cabinet .. found the the protection of germicides, or even household cleaners . .. On careful reflection, most .of us will agree: that this sort of responsibility must remain with parents and cannot be assumed or met scissors. ... turned on the gas. by regulat'lon. Most shocking to us today is the anguished cry: " If only I'd known they 'd gotten into those plastic cleaners' bagsf'' . . or: ·"if only ! hadn't given the baby that plastic bag to play with! '' The current number of deaths due to the attracticn this ultra-thin, shiny transparent material has for youngsters, especially infants, and its property of clinging to little faces on inhalation, has shocked the nation. lt has produced a hysteria that is reftected in a ra•h of proposed leglslatlon at community, state and even FederalleveJs. That something should, and must be done about such a merlace is obvious. But we do not think t•ws or ordinances or other puftlicly-administer:ed controls c:an ever prevent, or even minimize the tragediea inherent in the Playful, heedless, and to a large degree, helpless years of early youth. Under such an approach to the problem, our BJ}cestors would have had to legislate against C\ltlery and shears. The perils of the coal oil lamp would have precluded its use, gas and electricity would be unheard of. Nor could we have had " We believe," says the National Safety Council, "the problem of child deaths from polyethelene film is primarily an educationa! problem, not legislative." And to assist in meeting this challenge, the Society of the Plastics Industry and its members, who inelude the producers of plastic film. have al· ready printed and distributed miilions of Hlustrated, easy-to-understand warning leaflets. Assisting in the preparation of such ma~rial as well as in its distribution are the American Academy pf Pediatrics, The American Academy of G~neral Practice, The Nationa! Institute of Drycleanlng as well as the a·forementtoned US Public Health Service and National Safety Council. SMOO"T\-IER g; GLASS, ¥fAII'Illnp *W~atber **'- Alallllnum. S~lde Sereens •Iii. A-...um t'ra111e "8edloius M:Jw c>E1' A L04D DOORS nd. STORM WINDOWS I :i:OIUFIR!"THiii_E OBSTAC~E I< King'Buil~ers SupplyQO. ~&AOIN6 "TO 'THEIR BAtLIWICJ< ..• CONSIGNMENT SALEo OUR next sale wilt •be held Sat., ·June 20, 1~. at the sale GAS STOVE, REFRIGERATOR. Oabinet, washer, .daveoport.and 101!. CliEAII SOCiAL, l\o1i!i: · Ctilir. table, xvarnished, chab's SP~GS, Mothodlal Chlircb, tabJt painted. Howard Price Juae IS. berlnnlna: '8 p.m. P,hop.e 2~. Rutlalld or Ware 13 3tc ner .Morgan 24628. . 6 13 3tp . . 'kl\bJS'i"ERED ii!IEAt DANE Pupi I "GIS grounda at 11 A. M. 1 mile we&t or Portertteld. Go lo &eetion of 7 and. 76 and follow, the &iJns. We wm have a various arhount Of machinery, etc .. among it one 19l53 Ford 1 ton Truck , dual wheels, new tires and like new. Lunch will be served. Goddard .Sales Harold Goddard, Auctioneer 6-16-3tc -- - ·- oUtt:lo'aN:l motor. Used very lit , . _tie_.Ybone_38l:t · _ -~~ - _:< I I I·S TON CHRY.iLER Alii "l'EMP air ~ndiliol'l'e'r. GOod condition. Phone 3812. · 6-lO.fJtc 6-le«c (9ol M ·----:--'"""' ari--e Supplif!1 UMcl bo.h and mo,;;-S1~.o0 H up, whU• IMv last. MllropoUflft Mlrln• !iai•J •nd S.A.ce, ,..,. eroy, Phont 16-M. 2 t tfc AIR CONDITIONING. REnUGISII· • atlon ~vJce. Jack'• Refnten· lion, New Havea. P~ 'l'Q GOOD ·USED ROW BOAT. PHONE '135l!!. f41-* ~1\te Swatzcl, 124-J. 6-16-Stc fill Wanted To 8u\ 1 ;I 1:4~ Fo( fhe Best , In Paint Sales f And Se"ice "COliJE SEE US" F? Rent . ... W • • • !"' APARTMEN'Ili;---;;Fur::=n;-:iA;:-bed-:;--'~:"t.a \unfut018hed. MC:Mastera, 'l.~ddt.e­ port. Phone 81M4-M. • 'l s' tf ~ ROOM APAJI1¥ENT WITH baUI and garagE. 8 room bodae and 4 room apartment. Pbooe ' WH1on" Lewis, Mrs. , Mrs. Eather Jay. Russell Edwards, MillMra. Gttllrge Wellst, Alvin Spe~r. Mn. EVerett Clark Three children were c:hriatened at Grtce Episcopal Church Sun· ;_ P14~9 BARGAIN aDd dtUihter, Jlra. Edward car. rqan and ton1 Mra. Vance1 Fisher and 1on, Mrs. Maurice Darat and day mornlnA by the Uev. WiUiam Roberts. Cbri..ltened were Mathew .Dillard, dauabter. •on of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dillard. Codparent1 were Vinnnt KnJJht ----,..---,- COI.IMINCIMINT 'RtD...Y Cnm men('ement er:ert'ltel tor 1be Bible Scb.ool at Foreat Run Methodist Church will be held Frl· day at 7:30 p. m. at the ehuroh. There will be a dllpl•y ot WGfk completed by the children. The public is invited. ____ _._._............,................ .................H ................., •• - .. ...:.--....• - . SEE ~ ~ ' c.tweiUnc 'f,Two•YIII'old Nlmon 8. Boy'• nlclln&me J.Prlot 10. Loekl at 11. Pertona 18. - . . -to4 18. Wnp. 20.~olo JaUon. WOMAN WANrED FOR wa,. ClEVELAN-D UPJ-Two Rich· Jand County ~M.hera llll'prialngly pleaded guilty today to assault lnr 'intellnal re-veDUe arents whO had come to their lather's ],Ala· tide tavern 18.At homt 11. Aot at boottOil olent 'J'edfttaf'i .IQ•M .,~ 3J. Molllt · - Kn .. •. IlDdY <if ' ' dlltio • , ltatttr' !!,' .... - li.I.Otttk litter"IIi Don . Sumft\er Time It Travel Till!.• 668-G, '% l.Vhe Office, Dally SeriUn.el atating if farm to attach the proPerty lor unpaid Income taxes . .P'ed· eraJ JU.dlf Jame1 C. Connet defer- 11. Aft. 11/le:·l.r R\lrlt between ~lhe ages of 18-35. <addNI88 Jjlqu.iries J,o .Box , ~tea·se ht~Wn ntrl~ WORK as waitress or grill operator in local restaurant. Muat be neat, 23. oarden t061 ' ., lr A.r':i'' •r ' ,·lerlilelransfer"Co• .... ooHotooooo•••••••oooooo.ott CROSSWORD Jl. . L'l" ,31G-M, Pometoy. A. N. Berlgel. IHHf ' Sunday Morning e. lrottuOial\ lloale 1 ,...,.-,:,..:.=-::-:"""·-. ! 4. Wool tat fl. Cloae to BllADIIUliY ROAD llioldkport, Oblo Call 8402 ,after ~ p.m. except PORTABLE PUBLIC Saturday, Sunday .and ~q.nday. System wi\h stand 8 ~·' Stc , . .aqd 1peaktr.!l. In good The composJte advice is: Don't let your children play with these bags. Don'! leave them where children can got them. Destroy them as soon as they have served their initial, intended an~ useful purpose. Don't try to "use" them for something else. Implicit, also, Is the plea that pll'I'ents make every ef. fort to know what their children are doing. If only they would! 14: Mn. Dores Arnold, Mu1ford, Mrs. Vance 3. 1'hln Board Sldlag frGuUer I< Spolltlag AHeUOries on Sunday, July ll. al t.be Port· land Park . Pltna were •bo diiCUIISII'Id con· ceruinK the annual dinner meetint or the <'iub to be held In Aurust. Husbands ot members will be Jnvited to the dinner. New officer~ were el~led at the meeting and wlll be installed in September. New officen are Mrs. Mary Berry, president; Mra. E. A. Schaekel, \'Ice president; Mrs. Joyce Canon, secretary; and .Mrs. Eleanor Ewing, treasurer. and Mr. and Mn. WIUlam Wood1. Dou&)au and Robin Jlhalln, sons of 'Mr. and Mrs. AIYie Phalln, and GGdparenU! were Mr. and Mn. .Aaron Kelton and Kaaron K1lton. Followlne 'he Sunday School hour, 'Mrs. Patrick Lochary entertained wltb a chrlstenlna party hqnorlnc Douglai!IJI and Robin Phalln. / ~E ~INEST ROADS 11-4EQE ARE•hPEQFECT IN EVERY Oi!TAIL ..... were made recently when the club met at the home of Mrs Jo Ann Harbour in Mason City. · The picnic for the membero and their famllles wilt be bold • . _);o..-mAC"lORS, BUI~D Mas.'ln Mothers Club Plan Bashan S.ocial . Annucll Picnic ForJuly 11 Items Plans for the annual picnic. of the Mason Mothers Club l Want· age, any, pbcne wili Middleport, Ohio Beautiful Baldwin SPINET ( .. .' PI~O . Save On This Fine PIANO We who Jiimlencing until a prnbatlon repor.t it completed. qua!Jfy. ' 411.~:.. ,.,, NCiva lcoU. (-J i· ' with PMOff-1 !It· y . . · ·' r Mob SulfJmer ' .C••*'• ·. B@t~In · ·· ., . . wltlt ., , n ·r ... .. . .• '; ' .• .. ' • . . .. • . ,• \ .. �. . ' ' JT·? SeiiJt· THE DAlLY SSNTINEL Ccmunentating Editorially . "If Only ..•" The aftermath of accidental death has al· ways been a chorus of: . ... If only the gun hadn't been loaded .. we' d been home when the fire started .. when they got into the medicine cabinet .. found the the protection of germicides, or even household cleaners . .. On careful reflection, most .of us will agree: that this sort of responsibility must remain with parents and cannot be assumed or met scissors. ... turned on the gas. by regulat'lon. Most shocking to us today is the anguished cry: " If only I'd known they 'd gotten into those plastic cleaners' bagsf'' . . or: ·"if only ! hadn't given the baby that plastic bag to play with! '' The current number of deaths due to the attracticn this ultra-thin, shiny transparent material has for youngsters, especially infants, and its property of clinging to little faces on inhalation, has shocked the nation. lt has produced a hysteria that is reftected in a ra•h of proposed leglslatlon at community, state and even FederalleveJs. That something should, and must be done about such a merlace is obvious. But we do not think t•ws or ordinances or other puftlicly-administer:ed controls c:an ever prevent, or even minimize the tragediea inherent in the Playful, heedless, and to a large degree, helpless years of early youth. Under such an approach to the problem, our BJ}cestors would have had to legislate against C\ltlery and shears. The perils of the coal oil lamp would have precluded its use, gas and electricity would be unheard of. Nor could we have had " We believe," says the National Safety Council, "the problem of child deaths from polyethelene film is primarily an educationa! problem, not legislative." And to assist in meeting this challenge, the Society of the Plastics Industry and its members, who inelude the producers of plastic film. have al· ready printed and distributed miilions of Hlustrated, easy-to-understand warning leaflets. Assisting in the preparation of such ma~rial as well as in its distribution are the American Academy pf Pediatrics, The American Academy of G~neral Practice, The Nationa! Institute of Drycleanlng as well as the a·forementtoned US Public Health Service and National Safety Council. SMOO"T\-IER g; GLASS, ¥fAII'Illnp *W~atber **'- Alallllnum. S~lde Sereens •Iii. A-...um t'ra111e "8edloius M:Jw c>E1' A L04D DOORS nd. STORM WINDOWS I :i:OIUFIR!"THiii_E OBSTAC~E I< King'Buil~ers SupplyQO. ~&AOIN6 "TO 'THEIR BAtLIWICJ< ..• CONSIGNMENT SALEo OUR next sale wilt •be held Sat., ·June 20, 1~. at the sale GAS STOVE, REFRIGERATOR. Oabinet, washer, .daveoport.and 101!. CliEAII SOCiAL, l\o1i!i: · Ctilir. table, xvarnished, chab's SP~GS, Mothodlal Chlircb, tabJt painted. Howard Price Juae IS. berlnnlna: '8 p.m. P,hop.e 2~. Rutlalld or Ware 13 3tc ner .Morgan 24628. . 6 13 3tp . . 'kl\bJS'i"ERED ii!IEAt DANE Pupi I "GIS grounda at 11 A. M. 1 mile we&t or Portertteld. Go lo &eetion of 7 and. 76 and follow, the &iJns. We wm have a various arhount Of machinery, etc .. among it one 19l53 Ford 1 ton Truck , dual wheels, new tires and like new. Lunch will be served. Goddard .Sales Harold Goddard, Auctioneer 6-16-3tc -- - ·- oUtt:lo'aN:l motor. Used very lit , . _tie_.Ybone_38l:t · _ -~~ - _:< I I I·S TON CHRY.iLER Alii "l'EMP air ~ndiliol'l'e'r. GOod condition. Phone 3812. · 6-lO.fJtc 6-le«c (9ol M ·----:--'"""' ari--e Supplif!1 UMcl bo.h and mo,;;-S1~.o0 H up, whU• IMv last. MllropoUflft Mlrln• !iai•J •nd S.A.ce, ,..,. eroy, Phont 16-M. 2 t tfc AIR CONDITIONING. REnUGISII· • atlon ~vJce. Jack'• Refnten· lion, New Havea. P~ 'l'Q GOOD ·USED ROW BOAT. PHONE '135l!!. f41-* ~1\te Swatzcl, 124-J. 6-16-Stc fill Wanted To 8u\ 1 ;I 1:4~ Fo( fhe Best , In Paint Sales f And Se"ice "COliJE SEE US" F? Rent . ... W • • • !"' APARTMEN'Ili;---;;Fur::=n;-:iA;:-bed-:;--'~:"t.a \unfut018hed. MC:Mastera, 'l.~ddt.e­ port. Phone 81M4-M. • 'l s' tf ~ ROOM APAJI1¥ENT WITH baUI and garagE. 8 room bodae and 4 room apartment. Pbooe ' WH1on" Lewis, Mrs. , Mrs. Eather Jay. Russell Edwards, MillMra. Gttllrge Wellst, Alvin Spe~r. Mn. EVerett Clark Three children were c:hriatened at Grtce Episcopal Church Sun· ;_ P14~9 BARGAIN aDd dtUihter, Jlra. Edward car. rqan and ton1 Mra. Vance1 Fisher and 1on, Mrs. Maurice Darat and day mornlnA by the Uev. WiUiam Roberts. Cbri..ltened were Mathew .Dillard, dauabter. •on of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dillard. Codparent1 were Vinnnt KnJJht ----,..---,- COI.IMINCIMINT 'RtD...Y Cnm men('ement er:ert'ltel tor 1be Bible Scb.ool at Foreat Run Methodist Church will be held Frl· day at 7:30 p. m. at the ehuroh. There will be a dllpl•y ot WGfk completed by the children. The public is invited. ____ _._._............,................ .................H ................., •• - .. ...:.--....• - . SEE ~ ~ ' c.tweiUnc 'f,Two•YIII'old Nlmon 8. Boy'• nlclln&me J.Prlot 10. Loekl at 11. Pertona 18. - . . -to4 18. Wnp. 20.~olo JaUon. WOMAN WANrED FOR wa,. ClEVELAN-D UPJ-Two Rich· Jand County ~M.hera llll'prialngly pleaded guilty today to assault lnr 'intellnal re-veDUe arents whO had come to their lather's ],Ala· tide tavern 18.At homt 11. Aot at boottOil olent 'J'edfttaf'i .IQ•M .,~ 3J. Molllt · - Kn .. •. IlDdY <if ' ' dlltio • , ltatttr' !!,' .... - li.I.Otttk litter"IIi Don . Sumft\er Time It Travel Till!.• 668-G, '% l.Vhe Office, Dally SeriUn.el atating if farm to attach the proPerty lor unpaid Income taxes . .P'ed· eraJ JU.dlf Jame1 C. Connet defer- 11. Aft. 11/le:·l.r R\lrlt between ~lhe ages of 18-35. <addNI88 Jjlqu.iries J,o .Box , ~tea·se ht~Wn ntrl~ WORK as waitress or grill operator in local restaurant. Muat be neat, 23. oarden t061 ' ., lr A.r':i'' •r ' ,·lerlilelransfer"Co• .... ooHotooooo•••••••oooooo.ott CROSSWORD Jl. . L'l" ,31G-M, Pometoy. A. N. Berlgel. IHHf ' Sunday Morning e. lrottuOial\ lloale 1 ,...,.-,:,..:.=-::-:"""·-. ! 4. Wool tat fl. Cloae to BllADIIUliY ROAD llioldkport, Oblo Call 8402 ,after ~ p.m. except PORTABLE PUBLIC Saturday, Sunday .and ~q.nday. System wi\h stand 8 ~·' Stc , . .aqd 1peaktr.!l. In good The composJte advice is: Don't let your children play with these bags. Don'! leave them where children can got them. Destroy them as soon as they have served their initial, intended an~ useful purpose. Don't try to "use" them for something else. Implicit, also, Is the plea that pll'I'ents make every ef. fort to know what their children are doing. If only they would! 14: Mn. Dores Arnold, Mu1ford, Mrs. Vance 3. 1'hln Board Sldlag frGuUer I< Spolltlag AHeUOries on Sunday, July ll. al t.be Port· land Park . Pltna were •bo diiCUIISII'Id con· ceruinK the annual dinner meetint or the <'iub to be held In Aurust. Husbands ot members will be Jnvited to the dinner. New officer~ were el~led at the meeting and wlll be installed in September. New officen are Mrs. Mary Berry, president; Mra. E. A. Schaekel, \'Ice president; Mrs. Joyce Canon, secretary; and .Mrs. Eleanor Ewing, treasurer. and Mr. and Mn. WIUlam Wood1. Dou&)au and Robin Jlhalln, sons of 'Mr. and Mrs. AIYie Phalln, and GGdparenU! were Mr. and Mn. .Aaron Kelton and Kaaron K1lton. Followlne 'he Sunday School hour, 'Mrs. Patrick Lochary entertained wltb a chrlstenlna party hqnorlnc Douglai!IJI and Robin Phalln. / ~E ~INEST ROADS 11-4EQE ARE•hPEQFECT IN EVERY Oi!TAIL ..... were made recently when the club met at the home of Mrs Jo Ann Harbour in Mason City. · The picnic for the membero and their famllles wilt be bold • . _);o..-mAC"lORS, BUI~D Mas.'ln Mothers Club Plan Bashan S.ocial . Annucll Picnic ForJuly 11 Items Plans for the annual picnic. of the Mason Mothers Club l Want· age, any, pbcne wili Middleport, Ohio Beautiful Baldwin SPINET ( .. .' PI~O . Save On This Fine PIANO We who Jiimlencing until a prnbatlon repor.t it completed. qua!Jfy. ' 411.~:.. ,.,, NCiva lcoU. (-J i· ' with PMOff-1 !It· y . . · ·' r Mob SulfJmer ' .C••*'• ·. B@t~In · ·· ., . . wltlt ., , n ·r ... .. . .• '; ' .• .. ' • . . .. • . ,• \ .. �' . ' ' ' • I • ' 1-Dilly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mkddleport, 0 ., June 111, 1959 ves Hang Onto Lead, Beat Cards 4-3 ' Pomeroy"• Little LHpe ~ SPORTS . =.':::: ;~... :h:n.== Who's Gonna Hold That Ti~er, I' KnucklebaIIer Wilhe1m Can't LIL LEAGUER . . . . . . to stay ln MCond place ......... .... ...... ··- DESK b=. L;_rh~. :;~. ~~""':..: in County Seven American I Racine Drops Jets 3·2 Wi~h Sixth Inning, Two·Run Rally I Indians Recall Padre Sensation To Hurler Staff Prw•• I EXTERIOR BLOCK- ~ on. &be n,_ Aumoaa, Iowa, have been named foothill team and wu captain ai C<Kaptalru oC the Ul51 venit)' footbaU team. ~owa Ui· the lM:roue BAIIIWI ~quad. ~ QUIU.A, COl.-a D'Salle UPI-Gahrlel Alltonto CUeala, a PRINCETON, N. J, Ul'l -.John· soeter 101Ue, wu killed JlondQ' ny Heyd of Salisbury, N. C., baa by · l~tnlnJ durtna a taJDe 1-. WINS PIUNUTON ~WAIID tt~,J ,..,, "He's • Little L.. ..,. vmpl,.l,. Pro Grid 0\VD.efS AbOVe L3St year League rivala wish they could answer the ques· tion u Jimmy Dykes' Detroj.t Ti"en continue their drive towud " first pl~ee . They're only a 11ame and 1 hal( from their goal now artd they've been rolling at 1 .'Ht clip since lot~ing Hi of their first 17 game& The Ti:gers ended Wilhelm's nine·a:a~ winnin& streak and knocked' him out of the box for good measure Mo~day nitht wi-tb a ft-4 victory over the Baltimore Oriolea. The roup de grace wu homer b)' Harvey 1 two-run Kuenn that marked tbe fint round-tripper of! the knuckk! b.all ace in In inninp. Mort T...-cl In 6th, 7th Wilhelm, who seemed to be throwing the next beat thing to 1 · lbl t'· h 1 Ill an record nvls eand P "'a 1.b0 n comp 9-0 ·ear.nedncruna avera.:e, shut out the Tigers for nve innings but then they tallied bbn for three runs in the sixth ~· fini•hed him with Kuenn'• and. homer in the seventh. It mtrked only the third tJme in 11 starts that he f-ailed to finish. NEW YORK UPI-National Football League owners are amil· ing beeause the advante ule of season tickets a1ready indicates the professional game will b ave anot her big year in lW. A United Press International survey showed today that 11 of th e 12 cJ ub8 are oelllnJ 11··•e•· I:Jii .., f as te r than m · 1-• ..t couu when "·• UK',a record paid attendance of 3.(1()6,124. The Baltimore Co)ts, de· feuding league and western dlv· ision champions, hne aokl about Cleveland Indians ran their 33,000 season tickets for tbelr wlnnlnl streak to six gam$ and ,2,6Z!~apacity field. That's 3.000 llrst place with a IH more than they had sold llat over the Bol!lton Red Sox year .at this time. the Waahlqton Senatoas ended a flve-pme lotlng streak with singled to left for the loHr'a a... dedalon oYer the Kansa. only hit. The gale totaled $8. City AthleUes in other American INDIANS WIN league games. The Loa An&eles Middleport's Indians fell one Dodgers beat the Milwaukee run behind in the first innJn& BrtiYes, ~ in the oRly National when su..rt.er Donnie Hanning Leaeue l•me. :~~te:o:~d Stv.~~~~:a'en lea:tpl::~ Detroit'a Ray Narleakl went 7 2·3 tnnln111 before "ivlna way But VanJnwagen died on third. to Dave D 1• 1er 10 "ai; credit for The Indian s got two ·baek in the hls fourth. II!IN • ·"!!i~lory of the yeu. third on four walks and Brattori'a • u 1...._ 8 11 .... single, four in the fourth on -~ "P'ItWS _.... , ...r error, three walks and Jlannina:'s single, and two In the fift-h on a walk ~ hit ·b atter and Bratton's aeconfJ! sinate. · jfY . MIDDLEPORT Senatm'i . . . . . . . 100 000----'1 2 2 l•i•olol 'I Jndjans· . . . . . . . . 002 42x-8 t 0 Stobart and St.epbenaon. Rt.nHIMUS ON INACTIVI LilT n!M Moore 3 _.{WP) Bratton 4 and Morrl1. Jt ' ST. Ui\JIS llPI-St. Louis card· COUNTY LIAGUI ina! Manaaer Solly Hemua went on Redlea:s · .• , . . . 423 110-11 U 2 the inactive lilt Monday, maldng Dodecrs -": . _.1CW3 20x-18 201 12. room for ·bonus rookie ouUielder Dick Werry (LP), ·K. Phalin 2 Jim O'Rourke In the Ut\eup ror to: and Riftle. Clbbs, Curd 2 (WIP) nllht's twi-nl~~tht dotlble header and .Emler. agaLnat the Philadelphia PhiUies. lndhms .. .. .... 263 Wl3--32 IJ 3 Giants . .. .. .. 100 104-- 6 1 9 " ,, . r\ tJale (WP) DonoYan 4, Jenkins 5, B. Crow 6 and WJU.iams, Wine· ·b renner D. C. Aeiker (LP), W. Hubbard t, Ha:rri.11 4, M, Jeakins 5, Bob Grueeer 6 and B. Cundiff S. Cundiff 5 Braves ... , . . . • 102 010--4 8 2 Cardinali ·.. ·· · ~•· 100 101-3 4 2 .. Price ·a nd Amott. Bo1tlc (LP) WlckUne G and Spencer. diana. The Indiana only "ELECTRICITY COSTS LESS IN OHIO. three were homers--by Minnle :Mlooso, Mike Bu:ea and W......t •. Held. Bill ~ Monbouquette wal!l the loser. Don Drysdale struet out 12 Braves to raise bis season total to 103 and win his ai:dh game. Bob Buhl shut out the Dodgers for six innings but 1m Anleles scored four runs in the seventh on .a walk, an error, a. double by Jim Gilliam tmd Wally Moon'a t hree-run homer. 1t was the eighth loss in 12 games for the Braves and Hank Aaron went bit· less in four tr•ps. SGYf ,.,_ ro<k/1111 oiiCMiar. . (~ ..... , .........0..0) &Yerl~ ... (-,-~ -) . nder tp, 6rdlMJ~Ct~ could be ear· EH.l Ltverpool;1 Jledpr ~ A&d qut . and' ltl!leiMment made Bedford; }Uu S.ra ll. eta. lipinat lbe tax dupUcatea of the , V:t. Vemoa; .:Cndall L.. property owner1 wbo have oot 11 . , l'lonralll; lin. yet ma:cle efforta .toward sidewalk John lfalt, CoJum ; installation} No immediate aetloD starr, Sb1ter Retch ; tfH taken •bowaver, pendt.ea fu.r· W'. Witton, cttil , i MU. IOIIIT ILICIIMitAfl of hrtomo'Cth .. , · t RutS! ' , filet eontatt with the """"' Ml• Emilt WUtoa. CbariM Smit~. Ohio .hUaineu Mlu l<>non w-; meeUnl ••• atlll!l ·~· . . , ,-'.,.. e p_,.. · ' I 1 " ' car1 urir mea Fultz, Roy Bet11t11, Dor eo•una and Franlr:}'n RIM:r. toltowing :the elo• of the offi. cial meeting an executive RUlon was .bald between Mayer Leear and ll'.emberh of council Whi.rh termed at "private". TELEVISION GUfDE WSAZ..TV Channel 3 MEIGS COUNTY FISH AND GAME ASSOCIATION Annu~l I -n made eight hit! themselves but ,rwt; Hudson1tesigrm Trap Shoot AND FISH FRY Ufl ~ .Oa THURSDAY, JUNE ·18th, 1959 . • . ·. ·<!!' TO<Ia)> ,. ' 9:011 Katie Dooofa sbow •:30 ! Comedy 1'tme 10:00- Dougb ~ Ml . Pomeroy Gun Club, New Location, Rt. 33, Pomeroy ' *REFRESHMENTS *TROPHY SHOOT J.0:3Q , TreasUre Hunt HOURS: NOON TIL 10 P.M• . • ltl.ti.KE PLANS NOW TO ATTEND • (Not Re1ponsiblil For Accidents Y We FORD Oealers Invite you · to ,NIIht · I ~ .. ' THBY MY DADIW · oa Ii~I~it:: /411 ltMdii!IJ an end from aaalenrnent.li were a C'Jluq~a4rtt• Ina tr•p to lbe Ot!~·llo•l f.U to~ the job ol accompanrina: QUMn (bntinuH flrom _..,.. OM) £1U:abetb· and ' ,Pri~e· . 'PhlUp ahipbo_,d new.s contereoee' to ac- around Canada and the E1.1tern ~nt _biJJ tttan'k e "to the Amerii:an United Sttt.e.a. prto for its royal treatmen\ of ----~--.me '!bro,ugh the ye•n" ,, f'.L~I1' . "I.can'""" you,:• !be reporter . 1 , UJiiJleb~~'e recaiJs, ."tbat for day" · 1 Wert' . · If' . a.tound sayihK. '" aUld you like to (CMtlnYW P... OM) s~kft:.!. tbe- hand · that shPoiJ ·the ~ The co~or.t clti~c4 thf !l.tate 111in<l of.' " · ·fe ·bel!ll ·r.u• mOO<• ,.J>Conpl111c•Hy -~fSbe coviifed thfl WOmen'• a-na:le )alaee he toOW:' effie~': ~turn the totonation -Qf Brltaln'a fof. ~Mmal le"ieel lti .JI_,, he u~n EUJabelh. She luis intc!r· <uid, . wJ!re f10jfJS,OQO corDParecl ewed; celebrihea nnliDJ: . from -f'O $Ui~ tbiP')Jrevlouo May. Ciiy· Grant to Kathiri:ne Co!'nf!U, · · ' · · f~m Salvador Dali . to the late t ISTAIIJrtLESS. IT.e•L ~ CARl 1 DETROIT· (UP·l) , OhrlsUan Dlor. t Staiuleu ! -Miss Pauley was born "July 14, steet is wh)Dlnl • bJCPI": role in 1920, in Poca, West Vlrgini.a. iBe· automobiles with ,toda-Y'• tu lore ' majoring in journali~m at sportlna: an avera&e 42.8 pouods lifarshall Colleget s h~ studied at of the ll!.lnJ metal: i l a.sllntt ·3'1n itl.e University of Colorado. · pounds a year •iP, trA~e 1ources i Among ller recent "ilamorous" repo.rted. · 4 ·;-· ~ •ttuet League '"d and .Don Norton, • Gay PftU1ey ··, Unltlld PrMa lnNrMtloNI Gary Bell pitehed a tbree-bit· been n1med winner of tbe Williaid santo Tomu. Who's gonna hold that TiJer If ter and out nine batten even Hoyt Wilhelm can't'? , to win his aixt'b pme for the In• bciM Canllna1&. The Braves' win gave them a record to tbe Dodgers 4-1 . the home-and-home meetin g Twelve-year-old Bruce Beegle , son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Syracuse Indians and . a new b at»esulted in a 32~ win BeegIe , Po r t Ian d , has a huge head s Ia r t on se ttmg Indlal\.8, and Lhe Pomeroy ting re<:ord in County Littl e League baseball play. Pint.. upended Ute Yankees, This youngster, pla ying under the banner of the Racine on MickY Mencblni's four Braves , current lea·gue leaders, has stood up at the plate U 1billter. times not counting free passes . In 13 of those times be has In Middleport the Indians bit safely. came from behind to be.at the If you like it in terms of percentage, he is batting at an Senaton, 8·1 as Woody Call par.867 clip with the season about one-quarter gone. aded three pitchers to the mound It should be interesting to see what happens to Bruce's ending up with one or his two I h 0 . '( h 'f acu , curveballer, Mike Bratton. ave ra~e r om ere on out. ppos1ng pl c ers, 1 they can At Racine the Br.avet were help lt, won't give him much to bit in a fat way . He'll dra·W ahead 3·2 with the Cards in the plenty of walks. top of the fmh when Bruce Larry Morrison, Little League chief of Racine-PGrtland, Beegle !ingl-ed with one uut , Pic· told me about Bruce's fantastic batting spree. "He deserves kens walked , Bee11le got to third som e public recognitlon," said Larry. . on a •ball, and scored " Rlght ,'' 1 agreed. " I hope, though, that after it, he catcher lubbed the baH won 't go hitless his next 15 trt'ps." the pitcher. That's one of the side values of publiciZI'n~ "Lt'ttle u: ' · a·g ue." The edra run was needed, for The boys get used to living down their hea lines before they In the Card sixth, Peanu18 Wickget tQ prep school and college. Big black tyf.e has reduced the line led of£ singling, got to sec· effectiveness of many high school and col ege athletes. ond with one out, and scoreri on •""'ond tm"le N owada)'S t h ey can contact .the illneks early, •.aln immunity D• ... • ,·d Spencer'• """~" • <· Becond RBI of thfe game. from exposure before it hurts . The raHy died when Punk carpenter walked, for two on with two out, and left P'J'ice f.a.nned Lynn Mallory to end the game. Price fanned 16 of the 18 ou\.8, and walked three. 1'he Dodeers blew home 10 runs in a bi& second inning. Bob Middleport's Jets 108l another walked one In an outstanding Em'ler hit a two run homer, heartbreaker, 3·2 baseball eame, pitching performance. Johnson Dennis Moore did the same and :\Jonday to Racine in the County 1fa~:tned three In four innings, LouiB Diehl a solo job. Emler Pony League u Howard Johnaon. Wolle !iX in three. went tour for fivt! while John otnd Duane WoUe teamed to pitch Guinther, oenni'l Moore and Jet1 . . 000 200 0--2 3 1 Donnie .Mayer had three hits each a ..1·bltt.er, . . 100 002 x-3 6 0 '~'tie. giRlie was played in •d- Racfne For the Redlegs -Ricky Camp· Singer and Baumgardner. John Yince of Thunday , ita regular bell had th,reeS f?rh threde, s?ick dale, ·beca use Racine Manager aon, Wolfe :1 (WP) ~tnd Bailey. Werry, P.au mat an eve Larry Morri11on will be out or Finlaw two hits each. Twelve town that day. Rt' dl egs walked , Sth" en Dod"ero b ·rhc Jets took a 2·1 lead in the hud free pa 85ea. fourth inniug when they buncti'ed In the P.irate-Yankee &arne, all their hits. With one out Russ Gco•rge Harr~ was the !using pit· McElhinney tripled and scored on Baumgardner's single. "Bomb'' At Syracuse Micky Wincbren· ther, atoJe second, and scored on ner b.ad two lwmer~ and a single D. Uttle'.11 single. in three trips and Carson Crown BOSTON UPl-The Cleve1an,d hiL a double and three singles Racine won It in tlle bottom Indians, back once 11ain In first in foor trips. of the ai:xth . Johnson and L&rry plate bY a !lim margin, eave their For the Giants little Pat :A.elker Priee led off aingliog and Wolfe pitching corpt a shot ln th11 arm dpubled fqr his third consecu- Mond.ay night with the ' recall dve time. lh the game tieing tlte of a Weat Coast hurling senation seore , the fl.lnners advancing to The new Tribe hurler Is Larry third and second. Price wa! out LO(ke, 25. who chalked uP a IJ-3 Unlttd lnt•rn.tlon•l at home altemptlng a squeeze, record lor San Dleeo. ,..tlonal L•...,. Wolfe gotn& to third. He soon W, L. Pet. G8 Locke who is ex])eeted to join Milwaukee scored on a paased ball. M 26 .~78 the Tribe immediately, toased Swn Frt~nciseo . 34: 27 . !!o~7 1 · Slnaer fanned 12 four •hutouta, Including a two-btl Pitts bur~ ·1 \. 32 29 .526 . 3 t~ !..'- a member of the Padres. Chicago ' 31 20 ....~J9 .3.\-11 Lo! Anli!elea 32 30 .516 8 ~ The new comer to the already Cincinnati 28 32 : .467 8'tl atrone Redskin ats.ff waa the Pa· St. Louia 23 33 .4111 8"' clflc Coaat Leaa:ue atrikeout king Philadelphia 23 24 ;4(),1 '10 fannini 63 In 88 tnninJI, ht adMDndey't Rnults dition he had a alltterlni 1. 7t Los Anttl" 4 Mllwauk" 0, night earned run average. Wtdn.lday'• Games Plttsburvh at Chl"•fiO Pttllachlpt.la at St. Louis, nl1ht -WIDOWS AND WIDOWIRS Cincinnati at San Francisco NEW YORK (UP!) - It may MIIWiulcte at Los Angela&, two not be pure sentiment when M 11mes, twlll,ht~lght husband aaya he wants to die be· Amarlcan L"tvl fore hla wife does. w. L. Pet. -32 24 .:S71 inheriblnce tax lawa, Jf 33 2!1 .069 theUnder lady dies lint there's an add· 32 27 ~ M2 11,1 ed tax of roughly $9,500 on a 30 29 .!108 310 &ron estate of $120,000. Ttke a 27 29 .482 3 really biJ estate of, aay, $600.000 26 29 .473 310 - the husband pay• an added 2!1 33 ..SI 8 $78,800 H hhl wile dlea tlrat. 25 34 .424 810 l~tulfl . Dally Sentinel Pomeroy·Mlddleport, O.,.JUile 16, 1959-8 -~ ~&JNI" KAMID 'Million Mer """"' ~tool IOWA CrrY', Iowa tJPI-..Jiall. lllvinlt7'o l!llllool atblelle .,.d bac:ll: Ray Jauch of Mendota, m,. .eacf~e a~ . lle7d Will Ill 0\Qo WEAR . A. I= or Fuse• - ·Plugs - Sook.U Eleetrte Wire All SU. Cleland's Appliances laltlmoN 4, nltht 5 Betton 1, nltht Wtclnetdoy'• Gllmtt kan1. City ot w..hlneton, night Dltritlt at Baltimore, nlaht Chic•" at N•w Yortr: Clovelond ot Botton FREE BABY ... • P~ING Phone 200 E. Main Sl. Pomeroy HE • EVERYTHING IN THE ELECTRICAL LINE City 5 nltht MASK WHEN SAW "FHi! Ill .. ...,.' IUYniii&UIIOfCIIIIOIIII Ulll Tha 'orctO.taldf Town Vlctorfl Thu Doi Sh9,W Tru.tl& Peck'11 ,Bad dltl To Tell 'l'h""' Sk~lton )lotire Sh~w. ···~(:;;.;: tho' Nilht ot: ... ~ . ." . Jt JOUlolt J'O'III bom• ••• . ' ! ' Who-'dpiJ:yOur ' llfldod llvJnr COlla wblle .. ft -llllq l'lbltlaf \. • " .~ I. lnlales . \ ,. 'no._"' .)IOta'"""" - .ltw ..... •Aotra-w.-. •• foarllllantl proloodoa -!toW llll)lllltlr.;; . I.;.'· ,,' . ...- ,.... I lqiiiiiiiiJQao<i- -lll...., ... llb ... wltlle- ·~, ....... 1114 spop!el . . . _ _ . . . loolllll lollobl,·nliWit.lt culaoladeln,llabillt.r, ' . •tltlt\W !!!!li!I!MI !l~ 1)1111 GIIUallqp, 117 DAVIS-WARNEit , INSURANCE. AGINCY PHONE fti.X · ' lUIS. 838·111 ., I ~EC.OND ~·· .... fQ·~·:l4j!Y . '.· ' ' ' . ' ' ., t ' • ,I . ' ' !, • j 'i . . Save now <lut~"" · .A-.OIMIJI'8 ' J,I.A,J. ·DIVIDI!..D' at)'Ourii-1 '~-·~~·'-• I Ii ! . ~ I ' " . ' ,!,' ~ . '~t. ' ~-· ' ,.. �' . ' ' ' • I • ' 1-Dilly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mkddleport, 0 ., June 111, 1959 ves Hang Onto Lead, Beat Cards 4-3 ' Pomeroy"• Little LHpe ~ SPORTS . =.':::: ;~... :h:n.== Who's Gonna Hold That Ti~er, I' KnucklebaIIer Wilhe1m Can't LIL LEAGUER . . . . . . to stay ln MCond place ......... .... ...... ··- DESK b=. L;_rh~. :;~. ~~""':..: in County Seven American I Racine Drops Jets 3·2 Wi~h Sixth Inning, Two·Run Rally I Indians Recall Padre Sensation To Hurler Staff Prw•• I EXTERIOR BLOCK- ~ on. &be n,_ Aumoaa, Iowa, have been named foothill team and wu captain ai C<Kaptalru oC the Ul51 venit)' footbaU team. ~owa Ui· the lM:roue BAIIIWI ~quad. ~ QUIU.A, COl.-a D'Salle UPI-Gahrlel Alltonto CUeala, a PRINCETON, N. J, Ul'l -.John· soeter 101Ue, wu killed JlondQ' ny Heyd of Salisbury, N. C., baa by · l~tnlnJ durtna a taJDe 1-. WINS PIUNUTON ~WAIID tt~,J ,..,, "He's • Little L.. ..,. vmpl,.l,. Pro Grid 0\VD.efS AbOVe L3St year League rivala wish they could answer the ques· tion u Jimmy Dykes' Detroj.t Ti"en continue their drive towud " first pl~ee . They're only a 11ame and 1 hal( from their goal now artd they've been rolling at 1 .'Ht clip since lot~ing Hi of their first 17 game& The Ti:gers ended Wilhelm's nine·a:a~ winnin& streak and knocked' him out of the box for good measure Mo~day nitht wi-tb a ft-4 victory over the Baltimore Oriolea. The roup de grace wu homer b)' Harvey 1 two-run Kuenn that marked tbe fint round-tripper of! the knuckk! b.all ace in In inninp. Mort T...-cl In 6th, 7th Wilhelm, who seemed to be throwing the next beat thing to 1 · lbl t'· h 1 Ill an record nvls eand P "'a 1.b0 n comp 9-0 ·ear.nedncruna avera.:e, shut out the Tigers for nve innings but then they tallied bbn for three runs in the sixth ~· fini•hed him with Kuenn'• and. homer in the seventh. It mtrked only the third tJme in 11 starts that he f-ailed to finish. NEW YORK UPI-National Football League owners are amil· ing beeause the advante ule of season tickets a1ready indicates the professional game will b ave anot her big year in lW. A United Press International survey showed today that 11 of th e 12 cJ ub8 are oelllnJ 11··•e•· I:Jii .., f as te r than m · 1-• ..t couu when "·• UK',a record paid attendance of 3.(1()6,124. The Baltimore Co)ts, de· feuding league and western dlv· ision champions, hne aokl about Cleveland Indians ran their 33,000 season tickets for tbelr wlnnlnl streak to six gam$ and ,2,6Z!~apacity field. That's 3.000 llrst place with a IH more than they had sold llat over the Bol!lton Red Sox year .at this time. the Waahlqton Senatoas ended a flve-pme lotlng streak with singled to left for the loHr'a a... dedalon oYer the Kansa. only hit. The gale totaled $8. City AthleUes in other American INDIANS WIN league games. The Loa An&eles Middleport's Indians fell one Dodgers beat the Milwaukee run behind in the first innJn& BrtiYes, ~ in the oRly National when su..rt.er Donnie Hanning Leaeue l•me. :~~te:o:~d Stv.~~~~:a'en lea:tpl::~ Detroit'a Ray Narleakl went 7 2·3 tnnln111 before "ivlna way But VanJnwagen died on third. to Dave D 1• 1er 10 "ai; credit for The Indian s got two ·baek in the hls fourth. II!IN • ·"!!i~lory of the yeu. third on four walks and Brattori'a • u 1...._ 8 11 .... single, four in the fourth on -~ "P'ItWS _.... , ...r error, three walks and Jlannina:'s single, and two In the fift-h on a walk ~ hit ·b atter and Bratton's aeconfJ! sinate. · jfY . MIDDLEPORT Senatm'i . . . . . . . 100 000----'1 2 2 l•i•olol 'I Jndjans· . . . . . . . . 002 42x-8 t 0 Stobart and St.epbenaon. Rt.nHIMUS ON INACTIVI LilT n!M Moore 3 _.{WP) Bratton 4 and Morrl1. Jt ' ST. Ui\JIS llPI-St. Louis card· COUNTY LIAGUI ina! Manaaer Solly Hemua went on Redlea:s · .• , . . . 423 110-11 U 2 the inactive lilt Monday, maldng Dodecrs -": . _.1CW3 20x-18 201 12. room for ·bonus rookie ouUielder Dick Werry (LP), ·K. Phalin 2 Jim O'Rourke In the Ut\eup ror to: and Riftle. Clbbs, Curd 2 (WIP) nllht's twi-nl~~tht dotlble header and .Emler. agaLnat the Philadelphia PhiUies. lndhms .. .. .... 263 Wl3--32 IJ 3 Giants . .. .. .. 100 104-- 6 1 9 " ,, . r\ tJale (WP) DonoYan 4, Jenkins 5, B. Crow 6 and WJU.iams, Wine· ·b renner D. C. Aeiker (LP), W. Hubbard t, Ha:rri.11 4, M, Jeakins 5, Bob Grueeer 6 and B. Cundiff S. Cundiff 5 Braves ... , . . . • 102 010--4 8 2 Cardinali ·.. ·· · ~•· 100 101-3 4 2 .. Price ·a nd Amott. Bo1tlc (LP) WlckUne G and Spencer. diana. The Indiana only "ELECTRICITY COSTS LESS IN OHIO. three were homers--by Minnle :Mlooso, Mike Bu:ea and W......t •. Held. Bill ~ Monbouquette wal!l the loser. Don Drysdale struet out 12 Braves to raise bis season total to 103 and win his ai:dh game. Bob Buhl shut out the Dodgers for six innings but 1m Anleles scored four runs in the seventh on .a walk, an error, a. double by Jim Gilliam tmd Wally Moon'a t hree-run homer. 1t was the eighth loss in 12 games for the Braves and Hank Aaron went bit· less in four tr•ps. SGYf ,.,_ ro<k/1111 oiiCMiar. . (~ ..... , .........0..0) &Yerl~ ... (-,-~ -) . nder tp, 6rdlMJ~Ct~ could be ear· EH.l Ltverpool;1 Jledpr ~ A&d qut . and' ltl!leiMment made Bedford; }Uu S.ra ll. eta. lipinat lbe tax dupUcatea of the , V:t. Vemoa; .:Cndall L.. property owner1 wbo have oot 11 . , l'lonralll; lin. yet ma:cle efforta .toward sidewalk John lfalt, CoJum ; installation} No immediate aetloD starr, Sb1ter Retch ; tfH taken •bowaver, pendt.ea fu.r· W'. Witton, cttil , i MU. IOIIIT ILICIIMitAfl of hrtomo'Cth .. , · t RutS! ' , filet eontatt with the """"' Ml• Emilt WUtoa. CbariM Smit~. Ohio .hUaineu Mlu l<>non w-; meeUnl ••• atlll!l ·~· . . , ,-'.,.. e p_,.. · ' I 1 " ' car1 urir mea Fultz, Roy Bet11t11, Dor eo•una and Franlr:}'n RIM:r. toltowing :the elo• of the offi. cial meeting an executive RUlon was .bald between Mayer Leear and ll'.emberh of council Whi.rh termed at "private". TELEVISION GUfDE WSAZ..TV Channel 3 MEIGS COUNTY FISH AND GAME ASSOCIATION Annu~l I -n made eight hit! themselves but ,rwt; Hudson1tesigrm Trap Shoot AND FISH FRY Ufl ~ .Oa THURSDAY, JUNE ·18th, 1959 . • . ·. ·<!!' TO<Ia)> ,. ' 9:011 Katie Dooofa sbow •:30 ! Comedy 1'tme 10:00- Dougb ~ Ml . Pomeroy Gun Club, New Location, Rt. 33, Pomeroy ' *REFRESHMENTS *TROPHY SHOOT J.0:3Q , TreasUre Hunt HOURS: NOON TIL 10 P.M• . • ltl.ti.KE PLANS NOW TO ATTEND • (Not Re1ponsiblil For Accidents Y We FORD Oealers Invite you · to ,NIIht · I ~ .. ' THBY MY DADIW · oa Ii~I~it:: /411 ltMdii!IJ an end from aaalenrnent.li were a C'Jluq~a4rtt• Ina tr•p to lbe Ot!~·llo•l f.U to~ the job ol accompanrina: QUMn (bntinuH flrom _..,.. OM) £1U:abetb· and ' ,Pri~e· . 'PhlUp ahipbo_,d new.s contereoee' to ac- around Canada and the E1.1tern ~nt _biJJ tttan'k e "to the Amerii:an United Sttt.e.a. prto for its royal treatmen\ of ----~--.me '!bro,ugh the ye•n" ,, f'.L~I1' . "I.can'""" you,:• !be reporter . 1 , UJiiJleb~~'e recaiJs, ."tbat for day" · 1 Wert' . · If' . a.tound sayihK. '" aUld you like to (CMtlnYW P... OM) s~kft:.!. tbe- hand · that shPoiJ ·the ~ The co~or.t clti~c4 thf !l.tate 111in<l of.' " · ·fe ·bel!ll ·r.u• mOO<• ,.J>Conpl111c•Hy -~fSbe coviifed thfl WOmen'• a-na:le )alaee he toOW:' effie~': ~turn the totonation -Qf Brltaln'a fof. ~Mmal le"ieel lti .JI_,, he u~n EUJabelh. She luis intc!r· <uid, . wJ!re f10jfJS,OQO corDParecl ewed; celebrihea nnliDJ: . from -f'O $Ui~ tbiP')Jrevlouo May. Ciiy· Grant to Kathiri:ne Co!'nf!U, · · ' · · f~m Salvador Dali . to the late t ISTAIIJrtLESS. IT.e•L ~ CARl 1 DETROIT· (UP·l) , OhrlsUan Dlor. t Staiuleu ! -Miss Pauley was born "July 14, steet is wh)Dlnl • bJCPI": role in 1920, in Poca, West Vlrgini.a. iBe· automobiles with ,toda-Y'• tu lore ' majoring in journali~m at sportlna: an avera&e 42.8 pouods lifarshall Colleget s h~ studied at of the ll!.lnJ metal: i l a.sllntt ·3'1n itl.e University of Colorado. · pounds a year •iP, trA~e 1ources i Among ller recent "ilamorous" repo.rted. · 4 ·;-· ~ •ttuet League '"d and .Don Norton, • Gay PftU1ey ··, Unltlld PrMa lnNrMtloNI Gary Bell pitehed a tbree-bit· been n1med winner of tbe Williaid santo Tomu. Who's gonna hold that TiJer If ter and out nine batten even Hoyt Wilhelm can't'? , to win his aixt'b pme for the In• bciM Canllna1&. The Braves' win gave them a record to tbe Dodgers 4-1 . the home-and-home meetin g Twelve-year-old Bruce Beegle , son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Syracuse Indians and . a new b at»esulted in a 32~ win BeegIe , Po r t Ian d , has a huge head s Ia r t on se ttmg Indlal\.8, and Lhe Pomeroy ting re<:ord in County Littl e League baseball play. Pint.. upended Ute Yankees, This youngster, pla ying under the banner of the Racine on MickY Mencblni's four Braves , current lea·gue leaders, has stood up at the plate U 1billter. times not counting free passes . In 13 of those times be has In Middleport the Indians bit safely. came from behind to be.at the If you like it in terms of percentage, he is batting at an Senaton, 8·1 as Woody Call par.867 clip with the season about one-quarter gone. aded three pitchers to the mound It should be interesting to see what happens to Bruce's ending up with one or his two I h 0 . '( h 'f acu , curveballer, Mike Bratton. ave ra~e r om ere on out. ppos1ng pl c ers, 1 they can At Racine the Br.avet were help lt, won't give him much to bit in a fat way . He'll dra·W ahead 3·2 with the Cards in the plenty of walks. top of the fmh when Bruce Larry Morrison, Little League chief of Racine-PGrtland, Beegle !ingl-ed with one uut , Pic· told me about Bruce's fantastic batting spree. "He deserves kens walked , Bee11le got to third som e public recognitlon," said Larry. . on a •ball, and scored " Rlght ,'' 1 agreed. " I hope, though, that after it, he catcher lubbed the baH won 't go hitless his next 15 trt'ps." the pitcher. That's one of the side values of publiciZI'n~ "Lt'ttle u: ' · a·g ue." The edra run was needed, for The boys get used to living down their hea lines before they In the Card sixth, Peanu18 Wickget tQ prep school and college. Big black tyf.e has reduced the line led of£ singling, got to sec· effectiveness of many high school and col ege athletes. ond with one out, and scoreri on •""'ond tm"le N owada)'S t h ey can contact .the illneks early, •.aln immunity D• ... • ,·d Spencer'• """~" • <· Becond RBI of thfe game. from exposure before it hurts . The raHy died when Punk carpenter walked, for two on with two out, and left P'J'ice f.a.nned Lynn Mallory to end the game. Price fanned 16 of the 18 ou\.8, and walked three. 1'he Dodeers blew home 10 runs in a bi& second inning. Bob Middleport's Jets 108l another walked one In an outstanding Em'ler hit a two run homer, heartbreaker, 3·2 baseball eame, pitching performance. Johnson Dennis Moore did the same and :\Jonday to Racine in the County 1fa~:tned three In four innings, LouiB Diehl a solo job. Emler Pony League u Howard Johnaon. Wolle !iX in three. went tour for fivt! while John otnd Duane WoUe teamed to pitch Guinther, oenni'l Moore and Jet1 . . 000 200 0--2 3 1 Donnie .Mayer had three hits each a ..1·bltt.er, . . 100 002 x-3 6 0 '~'tie. giRlie was played in •d- Racfne For the Redlegs -Ricky Camp· Singer and Baumgardner. John Yince of Thunday , ita regular bell had th,reeS f?rh threde, s?ick dale, ·beca use Racine Manager aon, Wolfe :1 (WP) ~tnd Bailey. Werry, P.au mat an eve Larry Morri11on will be out or Finlaw two hits each. Twelve town that day. Rt' dl egs walked , Sth" en Dod"ero b ·rhc Jets took a 2·1 lead in the hud free pa 85ea. fourth inniug when they buncti'ed In the P.irate-Yankee &arne, all their hits. With one out Russ Gco•rge Harr~ was the !using pit· McElhinney tripled and scored on Baumgardner's single. "Bomb'' At Syracuse Micky Wincbren· ther, atoJe second, and scored on ner b.ad two lwmer~ and a single D. Uttle'.11 single. in three trips and Carson Crown BOSTON UPl-The Cleve1an,d hiL a double and three singles Racine won It in tlle bottom Indians, back once 11ain In first in foor trips. of the ai:xth . Johnson and L&rry plate bY a !lim margin, eave their For the Giants little Pat :A.elker Priee led off aingliog and Wolfe pitching corpt a shot ln th11 arm dpubled fqr his third consecu- Mond.ay night with the ' recall dve time. lh the game tieing tlte of a Weat Coast hurling senation seore , the fl.lnners advancing to The new Tribe hurler Is Larry third and second. Price wa! out LO(ke, 25. who chalked uP a IJ-3 Unlttd lnt•rn.tlon•l at home altemptlng a squeeze, record lor San Dleeo. ,..tlonal L•...,. Wolfe gotn& to third. He soon W, L. Pet. G8 Locke who is ex])eeted to join Milwaukee scored on a paased ball. M 26 .~78 the Tribe immediately, toased Swn Frt~nciseo . 34: 27 . !!o~7 1 · Slnaer fanned 12 four •hutouta, Including a two-btl Pitts bur~ ·1 \. 32 29 .526 . 3 t~ !..'- a member of the Padres. Chicago ' 31 20 ....~J9 .3.\-11 Lo! Anli!elea 32 30 .516 8 ~ The new comer to the already Cincinnati 28 32 : .467 8'tl atrone Redskin ats.ff waa the Pa· St. Louia 23 33 .4111 8"' clflc Coaat Leaa:ue atrikeout king Philadelphia 23 24 ;4(),1 '10 fannini 63 In 88 tnninJI, ht adMDndey't Rnults dition he had a alltterlni 1. 7t Los Anttl" 4 Mllwauk" 0, night earned run average. Wtdn.lday'• Games Plttsburvh at Chl"•fiO Pttllachlpt.la at St. Louis, nl1ht -WIDOWS AND WIDOWIRS Cincinnati at San Francisco NEW YORK (UP!) - It may MIIWiulcte at Los Angela&, two not be pure sentiment when M 11mes, twlll,ht~lght husband aaya he wants to die be· Amarlcan L"tvl fore hla wife does. w. L. Pet. -32 24 .:S71 inheriblnce tax lawa, Jf 33 2!1 .069 theUnder lady dies lint there's an add· 32 27 ~ M2 11,1 ed tax of roughly $9,500 on a 30 29 .!108 310 &ron estate of $120,000. Ttke a 27 29 .482 3 really biJ estate of, aay, $600.000 26 29 .473 310 - the husband pay• an added 2!1 33 ..SI 8 $78,800 H hhl wile dlea tlrat. 25 34 .424 810 l~tulfl . Dally Sentinel Pomeroy·Mlddleport, O.,.JUile 16, 1959-8 -~ ~&JNI" KAMID 'Million Mer """"' ~tool IOWA CrrY', Iowa tJPI-..Jiall. lllvinlt7'o l!llllool atblelle .,.d bac:ll: Ray Jauch of Mendota, m,. .eacf~e a~ . lle7d Will Ill 0\Qo WEAR . A. I= or Fuse• - ·Plugs - Sook.U Eleetrte Wire All SU. Cleland's Appliances laltlmoN 4, nltht 5 Betton 1, nltht Wtclnetdoy'• Gllmtt kan1. City ot w..hlneton, night Dltritlt at Baltimore, nlaht Chic•" at N•w Yortr: Clovelond ot Botton FREE BABY ... • P~ING Phone 200 E. Main Sl. Pomeroy HE • EVERYTHING IN THE ELECTRICAL LINE City 5 nltht MASK WHEN SAW "FHi! Ill .. ...,.' IUYniii&UIIOfCIIIIOIIII Ulll Tha 'orctO.taldf Town Vlctorfl Thu Doi Sh9,W Tru.tl& Peck'11 ,Bad dltl To Tell 'l'h""' Sk~lton )lotire Sh~w. ···~(:;;.;: tho' Nilht ot: ... ~ . ." . Jt JOUlolt J'O'III bom• ••• . ' ! ' Who-'dpiJ:yOur ' llfldod llvJnr COlla wblle .. ft -llllq l'lbltlaf \. • " .~ I. lnlales . \ ,. 'no._"' .)IOta'"""" - .ltw ..... •Aotra-w.-. •• foarllllantl proloodoa -!toW llll)lllltlr.;; . I.;.'· ,,' . ...- ,.... I lqiiiiiiiiJQao<i- -lll...., ... llb ... wltlle- ·~, ....... 1114 spop!el . . . _ _ . . . loolllll lollobl,·nliWit.lt culaoladeln,llabillt.r, ' . •tltlt\W !!!!li!I!MI !l~ 1)1111 GIIUallqp, 117 DAVIS-WARNEit , INSURANCE. AGINCY PHONE fti.X · ' lUIS. 838·111 ., I ~EC.OND ~·· .... fQ·~·:l4j!Y . '.· ' ' ' . ' ' ., t ' • ,I . ' ' !, • j 'i . . Save now <lut~"" · .A-.OIMIJI'8 ' J,I.A,J. ·DIVIDI!..D' at)'Ourii-1 '~-·~~·'-• I Ii ! . ~ I ' " . ' ,!,' ~ . '~t. ' ~-· ' ,.. �-. ·, • 'I " • ' I . II f-DIIly Sentinel, Pomeroy.Jiiddleport, 0 ., June 16, 1959 FOR TODAY e. ' / ...,.Ill•• l'e t·•• • at • e· n ttne ............. ..,._ • . l>!O. 53 ""Theate from the Slxtb Sym· pbonJ'' b)' T&ebackowsky, Pamela ()'Brtea; "Cork Count)' Jo'<ur", an Irish dance, Jennifer Blakeslee; "Tbe CloUleaHne Waltz " by lc:baum., Beverly Lynn Proffitt; ''The Oock that Stop~etl" by Bur Soata 1n E Minor by · Haydn, Patman r Opal Offutt ; "P1·eludc in A ncia Blakeslee; Prelude by Bach ather Of Mill.or" by Cbopm, Donna Bate- .md romponctte by Durand, Jenman. nifer Loh:te ; Ch.aconni by RoeibThe Swan by Satnt Saen by John M)-rna M;ug; &nd Preludr in C Weather u.JtM: p...., •....,..,,_. _, "' .... ""·-- OIIJoj Pw .,... tiM n ,..,.,. ..., with litHe ............. .,.,....., . . . . _ Lew '""""' - lllollr . • ~GLIC COPY-lie tKilledAt' Anderson ; A Theme from Bettho- lp~~~!''~b~y Chopin, May Night by ven and Wghtness and Grace by 1~ and Liebe1trawn by Lil51 Thompson, J.uklyn Jean SeidenCrow. able; 1be ·B« and the Clover by Durma the Bfternoon , Miss PatGeibel and ncep ftJVer, Don Swis.b· ricla Blakeslee on be'halt of the er; The Happy Farmer by SC'hu· presented Mrs. Lochary man and Sparks by Wagnes10. Pat· an orchid conage and a gift. ricia Fulb; A Uttte Slavonic Rhtpsody by Thompson, Cindy Swatul. A Sonatina by Spindles, Jeffrey Gibbl; SicUiana by Schuman, Jane Pomeroy Bend THEATRES MEIGS - PomeroJ TONIGHT ''TOM THUMB" Russ 1'ambl.vn - Ai.a·ll Young Techni color Not Open W~M$CI•J TEMPLE-Mlddloporl Not Op.n Tonight Not ()pM WH. •nd Thurs. Meigs Tem pie Pythian Sisters Meeting Is Held The Past Chiefs of the Meigs Temple Pythian Siatera met Mon · day evening at the home of Mrs. Carl Owens. Mrs. Phil Meinhart presided over the business mecling. Dufing the social hour games were played with prizes being IIWarded fo Mn. Meinhart, Mrs. William Allman, Mrs. Faye Mayer and Mrs. Wm . Lowe. At the close of the evening 6 salad course was sened by the hoatesses. ,.OW•II MOW.IIe {;ltfl" ...._ ..dt-la .-lily,.,....,. . ... -"""'-< ...... ' CIBpiFIIIIt ~-- ... C~mpfete 45-riece S~rvice $4~.95 BAKER FURNITURE On, The Brlghleol Comer 1, lc'two c:hUdrtn, '1, -and David clrlYlnl Eaot b)' Tbomao IN MIDDLEPORT Julled from ~rood IMea. w:atebJaa If eold ,af O:P.en ·atoolil .: · prlcea •72.715 " . f '. ew Minister COM,.L•T• a•T INCLUDaa, ' ~?tr .............. CI'IIat .. ll) • .... ~................ I . a-c. • ......... • ._...,tc....... ..._ •.;..c....:er Appointed New Haven - . ',_........... · -.... Uti• · -......... ··-~...., ~ . 30DAYS ONLY ' Racine Firemen Ice &eam Social fo Be Saturday ' ................... I ' ~ . ' . O&.:D• L! .• ~. &cine Firemen wilUng to help ve invited to turn out Friday evening to make ice cream In pre. paration for the company'a ice 1 cream aocial to be held Sat~rday\ -beside the Racine Home Bank· . starting at 6 p. m. Anyori'e willing to donate tn~ grMients Ja invited to phone 3471. .Plihs for the event were· made at the regular meeting or the firemen on Monday evenlng. It was delayed for one hour when a ealJ was answered by the emergency squad to· Long Bottom. It ,.... round to be a "false alarm." ;• ,Plans also wert: made ~~ 'the Fourth of July Celebntion• ill cine. The Junior firemen ~el~ .~ dNU at 6 p. m. Monday night am;l hold -another next ltonda)o aJ the same hour. . - '> . In case of rain the lee cream ,. sociaL· wilt be .held in town 'baU. . oo~' "L~e ' . · lN ..... II , Announced · ·,. ' I.ONCa JIIUIII a.. Holds 38J 1/Js. of Frozen Foot/ ·{ ' ~~~In ' oo will. and -c:ouUnue mqnlbl uf.tll •• ltY VA~~~~, .' P~eror ~end~e .. WOMAN PINi!D Mugaret Diane Capehart ol Mt.son, w. Va., wa1 lined $eli and l!i)flts for a'Ossl{lg a dovble ~ Jn Pomer07 Mayor's cqurt Tue~ ·•. ;Jt, day nilhl Luter Lltbey 1late;d. to appear for DWl forfeited .... bond of $125. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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