https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4bffc29855991964e9e6e47ebbc42ef9.pdf 216157c8a2ab43631c2cacb9c18c6163 PDF Text Text -. ·, • '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 $125. �" ' ' • ' ' f t -I established a standard form of English verse. Js known as the Father of English Poetry . Every physician. bpnors the Father of Med· icine when he !ake$ the oath devised by tl)e Greek physician Hippocrates. And any m~n who ever baited a hook knows thai lzaak Walton, author of the "The Compleat Angler,'' is lhe Father of Anghng The age of the atom has ushered in even more "fathers " J Robert Oppenheimer has been called the Father of the Atomic Bomb, while Dr. Edward Teller i.> cre<!lted with being the Father of the Hydro¥en Bomb. Admiral Hyman Rickover is known as the Father of the Atomic Submarine. Thai's enough to put ~ny father'! i)ead in the clouds. Bu I lest he bellh• to feel giddy from these assacia.f:ions, let him rernember that Satan is called the Father of Lies. • ', I I I I I I ! ' I , I I ,I 'I ' 1I I j I' I' I• SO-CIETY· HEWS OF tHE AREA · mother, Moinly About 1 -~~~.:!.'W"~~~ llrL CliftonW. Va. Soc'10I Events •, J·un6 Meeting CAPITOL f.omnaentating Editorially Father··· ATitle Of Honor. . . ' ~ Lovejoy Circle ' I 1 ' ... Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddlepon, 0., June 17, 1958-3 • ' '.':'HE DAILY SENTINEL r1 . 1::: ~m~~t"':!.o'"iiiiili·;li · Jllr. ond 111r1: AnU!Jd Glbl!o ondleollinl on .Mr. lnd llr> Ned lion- ~~~~~~~:;~~~====::;:;;~= ehUdren of Barbourton, Ohio, r1 reullll)'. vftl• l&lft'&M ( ' 1 moelllll o1 LD..- openl t.be week end with Jlr. IDd lin- 1'ann1o Yroneu ol I VUII. -1.111111 ~ tile 11144leport ll'lnl J1n. Jloulh. collod oa Vr- and Jlr~ PI Willa 8upor Jllarluot PrleeS ~"7 Do7 I~pti.t CDUI'l!D wu l!eld TVtldar liiJI Joan Oliver, who btl booo Loekel, IW!doy. "TTiE STOll WITH- A·IIA&'I"' -~ the home of 11r1. Lll- vllltlnr rolotiVIt In -~~l - - - . "'"'"' ond "''By 111e Pleoe _ 4 lb. or "er -,: 1-llllllt. for MYml wHb, Hlw- Buru eod dou&hten wen ('MAI#I!ft ,.. opeOed wlU. bome. tm frincb in M11on ~ • .... tile Lord'• Prlr-' Hr. and lin. WWI.om Vonlleler 11r Joho Cooper , ROUND- SIRLOIN- T·BONE " ·: Is Tuesdot ':ll::: !!!Odo, JOWL .. --.-- ...... 41L :::'/u!:;h>'hlool-~::.'~lk.:~~~~lw bee.' boule&•••• William Fttber WIJ accompan- er . of llr. ied. home by Mra. !'ilber who Jpent The devoUon1 w..e pvea Jq Clltford 1000-;n, ' · · Mrs. Ned lint)' for the p;iSl the put week wltb reliUvea in Ita· Mn. BeUlah Wbllo eod the ebolrP~ople Muter Randr Vlll1leter II \'lilt- do,.. mu, Kn. Harry JJODdllbtlt ,.. 101 hlo &nndparento, llr. and 11r1. llr. end Jlro. John Tayl..eine 1nd ¥inenvi11e. and Mn. WI.IUam Ruuell ~dell ~or the - - meolbll , Horler Powdl Sr., Nltn. fllondenon ealled on Mr. and lin spent the week end lA ly WCILLI HAW .. HI when _ . . ol ohliWJu llr. and MrL lllrvld --"and Ned lfonr)', Frid•f eveniDIco!~•·~>.;~ Mrs. Samuel BoUn of .. oul "-"" .... - It tjl vlllt w1J1i the varlot11 _ . dUIIDI Patrk:k Loch~y, Mrs. lrY· Jr., lire. George H. Park· Athens were Sunday JUestl of Mr · . - monlh. . Everett HaYeS were iD and Mrs. Welby Witale:r, :OII'Win. thellri. David Dont Jr., _.,ted evenlD.J to at· Mrs. Minerva Howett of llaD• pr~_,., Sbt PV<I a. _hlolorr o1 SIB -U8 FOR YOUit tbe Elizabeth field waa the week end RDWI!I'I whk:b an meojloned DAR. Mra. Stan- relative• and frlendli ln , lhe illble. Relent. waa Mr. and Mn. GeD:t Fairborn were week end The ;utJttut teeretu:r~ "" his parenta, Mr. and M~. porte•Hitil - ol the _._., ·~ c;:c~1.:'*= 11n. OOeor IWt ond lin. ..........., l<>daJ • Mtt1n1en1 bod tJta - · ...... Cl!>. ,...,. - - Ill. mill<- · ! ln Pomeroy, ,...-!II•• · 11 VACATION IN FRESH, CWN TOGS DRY OIINING Enjoy your vacation drives, ..-Ill; ~ IIIJmODd eod 111'1. ' lla11DODd LleviD&. Immaculately clean outfits. Bring your clothes to us B. 89c 1111 liif! GROUND 8EEf ' ' ' ' · - ' - ' ' ' · ' ' -- -- -- -- 59c &', ''!!• ,..., $ft&lf' ....... , -- .............. OLD SMOKE HOUSE SUCED lACON .. · · · · · · · ·· · · -· · -· -- 59c •{ ~ LEAN . :~ •••• BOILED HAM · · · · · · · · · · · ·· - Wf pollllil4t· CLOYII PARM • CHEIUIIIS (Ill Slle or PIE CRUST MIX (kl. lllel ........ MIX 'IM 011 MATCH - Clover Filii! OLIO (4 Quarleri}IW Rnyol Seol OLIO (1-Lit. Blod<) ....•.• - - . . S Ill. RACINE FOOD MAR lor rnUy expert cleaning. HOME. LAUNDRY COMPANY j PHONE 1342"Your Frloedly Lla lblt, ..... Cllmr , _ lltM'e'-' "W• Woob Ever>1i*IC But'""' _ . . ~DDLI~T. fiCOND IT. News 'IUU\ INiU" ORANGU ................ .... 53c PINI GRlPEFRUIT .. · · · -- .. - 5-6. IM!I ROME APPLES ·.. -.. -- .. -- -- 3-11. hi trips, more In neat-IOQking Ia $1 .,...' OHIO Off The Wire .' \v ASHJNGTON ·UPJ .._ Prell· debt. E1senbower to~:y asked the N«vy for a quick report on why of the 011 an American funcUonlng ltacl~c~ by Com· ' :,.- :-:-. "C'N~· POSTPONI!D . lit•. w~ l. -Bartel• 'has an· ~ tbi! dpe 14 the accident 01 )'Oj,ij S)li\IIOh the oonllrma· ' ' t~t" Wlll ' 1101 be ~- }clui!ltlle4. " • - Picnics~ 29 ~ -· 1 Beltsville Turkeys ................................ .............. -49c --;....._ Lamh ·S. tew'";.._ .......-·-· ..... - .................... 19c Square R~ts -·-· .... - ..... - ,_...... 59c ·.:..Leg O' Lamb--·--'-·-- ........,.,..,.....,.: ... 89c Fresh Water Catfish ......:..·-- - .............. 39c ~ ------------ N. Haven WSCS Meeting Is Held 0~ .tuesdoY. The WSCS Of the New Haven ~ethodist CbuNh e'renJng iftt the 1 .,I Frank Thompaon, _c;•~:a':1W:.t ' •.. ' Tueldly of Mr.a. who the ! I -...- '. !' -- --------- - -- Avond~loNO. Peas '' ,,. We· break in ~­ ' She ordered. pla.te ribs with bot sauce. . , t•t•eat. sParE! tlb for. day• a~ week;t · •Jt~ . . . \ COAniiG SAfEGIWDS YOII IOOF ..:'' . ~' ' . ' '- ' ' ' Pork and Beans A PIOTICTJYI SHIILD AGAIHSI HEAT Sweot ' ~ Hanover \L--. .~ 3lll.3oz. can I -31c . sf>ot Dog Food--~..- ..., 15 .:. '$1 · ANI MOISIIIRI show days 1 have a for luneh because L "But i'vt ••lnetl· schedule. Whl!n i ahow, 1· we-.bed •87 1 wel&ht ·9&" , 303 ..,. Dale's luxury nGIITlY FOil PR011C110N rine NOI~Ing~ lmmtdl· ohlny . Avondgle Peaches .. -- ..... 2......!~ 59c Cut Green Beans - •· .. - 2 ""'-- 27c ' ' · -·-· • " .--Y~lloVf_:Cern~, .. _..,.._ ....._. 59c Cut.Beets ' ..! _,,,- 3·.·~ $1 3""'- 49 C Pear Ha 1ves ....... - -·"-"• Torndtd& -· • ' -Beons- • ~ ·•-- ......... !" . . ·-' 10 !! $1 · Beef Stew....,..------·~.. 45c . ' ' ' ' ' ---- I r ••.:ioouo . . . . . . __ ...._... , •• - - - ' . Coffee ..-.·................ _ • ...,_...:.' .. 59c Morton Rolls a. •... ;. - · •• - =·.: .__- --_:_":: =.- Grape Joice .......... ---·-·-· 2 ~ 29c _ c~~e~. -~~---.-..------- Sweet-Corn 29c ~ ~ .49c .. ... - Yellow - . ' \;. 2lt BlUeberries . . . . . . . ------ ,.. 39c Plums_:_. ____ ' ' ·. ' f ' • ' Who bui 'Kroller lula oueh a Dew-liela1111 LE'I'lUCE ·PA~. _··~. - -. Ro~aine . )~res~es Ji,, S.mmer w•··: _rolo l' l That , <;I ' ' ' I . . ...... _. . . -.. . . .;. ..... 19c Endive . - ,_ ~l9c · ' e.en Beans~ ' . ' ' �" ' ' • ' ' f t -I established a standard form of English verse. Js known as the Father of English Poetry . Every physician. bpnors the Father of Med· icine when he !ake$ the oath devised by tl)e Greek physician Hippocrates. And any m~n who ever baited a hook knows thai lzaak Walton, author of the "The Compleat Angler,'' is lhe Father of Anghng The age of the atom has ushered in even more "fathers " J Robert Oppenheimer has been called the Father of the Atomic Bomb, while Dr. Edward Teller i.> cre<!lted with being the Father of the Hydro¥en Bomb. Admiral Hyman Rickover is known as the Father of the Atomic Submarine. Thai's enough to put ~ny father'! i)ead in the clouds. Bu I lest he bellh• to feel giddy from these assacia.f:ions, let him rernember that Satan is called the Father of Lies. • ', I I I I I I ! ' I , I I ,I 'I ' 1I I j I' I' I• SO-CIETY· HEWS OF tHE AREA · mother, Moinly About 1 -~~~.:!.'W"~~~ llrL CliftonW. Va. Soc'10I Events •, J·un6 Meeting CAPITOL f.omnaentating Editorially Father··· ATitle Of Honor. . . ' ~ Lovejoy Circle ' I 1 ' ... Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddlepon, 0., June 17, 1958-3 • ' '.':'HE DAILY SENTINEL r1 . 1::: ~m~~t"':!.o'"iiiiili·;li · Jllr. ond 111r1: AnU!Jd Glbl!o ondleollinl on .Mr. lnd llr> Ned lion- ~~~~~~~:;~~~====::;:;;~= ehUdren of Barbourton, Ohio, r1 reullll)'. vftl• l&lft'&M ( ' 1 moelllll o1 LD..- openl t.be week end with Jlr. IDd lin- 1'ann1o Yroneu ol I VUII. -1.111111 ~ tile 11144leport ll'lnl J1n. Jloulh. collod oa Vr- and Jlr~ PI Willa 8upor Jllarluot PrleeS ~"7 Do7 I~pti.t CDUI'l!D wu l!eld TVtldar liiJI Joan Oliver, who btl booo Loekel, IW!doy. "TTiE STOll WITH- A·IIA&'I"' -~ the home of 11r1. Lll- vllltlnr rolotiVIt In -~~l - - - . "'"'"' ond "''By 111e Pleoe _ 4 lb. or "er -,: 1-llllllt. for MYml wHb, Hlw- Buru eod dou&hten wen ('MAI#I!ft ,.. opeOed wlU. bome. tm frincb in M11on ~ • .... tile Lord'• Prlr-' Hr. and lin. WWI.om Vonlleler 11r Joho Cooper , ROUND- SIRLOIN- T·BONE " ·: Is Tuesdot ':ll::: !!!Odo, JOWL .. --.-- ...... 41L :::'/u!:;h>'hlool-~::.'~lk.:~~~~lw bee.' boule&•••• William Fttber WIJ accompan- er . of llr. ied. home by Mra. !'ilber who Jpent The devoUon1 w..e pvea Jq Clltford 1000-;n, ' · · Mrs. Ned lint)' for the p;iSl the put week wltb reliUvea in Ita· Mn. BeUlah Wbllo eod the ebolrP~ople Muter Randr Vlll1leter II \'lilt- do,.. mu, Kn. Harry JJODdllbtlt ,.. 101 hlo &nndparento, llr. and 11r1. llr. end Jlro. John Tayl..eine 1nd ¥inenvi11e. and Mn. WI.IUam Ruuell ~dell ~or the - - meolbll , Horler Powdl Sr., Nltn. fllondenon ealled on Mr. and lin spent the week end lA ly WCILLI HAW .. HI when _ . . ol ohliWJu llr. and MrL lllrvld --"and Ned lfonr)', Frid•f eveniDIco!~•·~>.;~ Mrs. Samuel BoUn of .. oul "-"" .... - It tjl vlllt w1J1i the varlot11 _ . dUIIDI Patrk:k Loch~y, Mrs. lrY· Jr., lire. George H. Park· Athens were Sunday JUestl of Mr · . - monlh. . Everett HaYeS were iD and Mrs. Welby Witale:r, :OII'Win. thellri. David Dont Jr., _.,ted evenlD.J to at· Mrs. Minerva Howett of llaD• pr~_,., Sbt PV<I a. _hlolorr o1 SIB -U8 FOR YOUit tbe Elizabeth field waa the week end RDWI!I'I whk:b an meojloned DAR. Mra. Stan- relative• and frlendli ln , lhe illble. Relent. waa Mr. and Mn. GeD:t Fairborn were week end The ;utJttut teeretu:r~ "" his parenta, Mr. and M~. porte•Hitil - ol the _._., ·~ c;:c~1.:'*= 11n. OOeor IWt ond lin. ..........., l<>daJ • Mtt1n1en1 bod tJta - · ...... Cl!>. ,...,. - - Ill. mill<- · ! ln Pomeroy, ,...-!II•• · 11 VACATION IN FRESH, CWN TOGS DRY OIINING Enjoy your vacation drives, ..-Ill; ~ IIIJmODd eod 111'1. ' lla11DODd LleviD&. Immaculately clean outfits. Bring your clothes to us B. 89c 1111 liif! GROUND 8EEf ' ' ' ' · - ' - ' ' ' · ' ' -- -- -- -- 59c &', ''!!• ,..., $ft&lf' ....... , -- .............. OLD SMOKE HOUSE SUCED lACON .. · · · · · · · ·· · · -· · -· -- 59c •{ ~ LEAN . :~ •••• BOILED HAM · · · · · · · · · · · ·· - Wf pollllil4t· CLOYII PARM • CHEIUIIIS (Ill Slle or PIE CRUST MIX (kl. lllel ........ MIX 'IM 011 MATCH - Clover Filii! OLIO (4 Quarleri}IW Rnyol Seol OLIO (1-Lit. Blod<) ....•.• - - . . S Ill. RACINE FOOD MAR lor rnUy expert cleaning. HOME. LAUNDRY COMPANY j PHONE 1342"Your Frloedly Lla lblt, ..... Cllmr , _ lltM'e'-' "W• Woob Ever>1i*IC But'""' _ . . ~DDLI~T. fiCOND IT. News 'IUU\ INiU" ORANGU ................ .... 53c PINI GRlPEFRUIT .. · · · -- .. - 5-6. IM!I ROME APPLES ·.. -.. -- .. -- -- 3-11. hi trips, more In neat-IOQking Ia $1 .,...' OHIO Off The Wire .' \v ASHJNGTON ·UPJ .._ Prell· debt. E1senbower to~:y asked the N«vy for a quick report on why of the 011 an American funcUonlng ltacl~c~ by Com· ' :,.- :-:-. "C'N~· POSTPONI!D . lit•. w~ l. -Bartel• 'has an· ~ tbi! dpe 14 the accident 01 )'Oj,ij S)li\IIOh the oonllrma· ' ' t~t" Wlll ' 1101 be ~- }clui!ltlle4. " • - Picnics~ 29 ~ -· 1 Beltsville Turkeys ................................ .............. -49c --;....._ Lamh ·S. tew'";.._ .......-·-· ..... - .................... 19c Square R~ts -·-· .... - ..... - ,_...... 59c ·.:..Leg O' Lamb--·--'-·-- ........,.,..,.....,.: ... 89c Fresh Water Catfish ......:..·-- - .............. 39c ~ ------------ N. Haven WSCS Meeting Is Held 0~ .tuesdoY. The WSCS Of the New Haven ~ethodist CbuNh e'renJng iftt the 1 .,I Frank Thompaon, _c;•~:a':1W:.t ' •.. ' Tueldly of Mr.a. who the ! I -...- '. !' -- --------- - -- Avond~loNO. Peas '' ,,. We· break in ~­ ' She ordered. pla.te ribs with bot sauce. . , t•t•eat. sParE! tlb for. day• a~ week;t · •Jt~ . . . \ COAniiG SAfEGIWDS YOII IOOF ..:'' . ~' ' . ' '- ' ' ' Pork and Beans A PIOTICTJYI SHIILD AGAIHSI HEAT Sweot ' ~ Hanover \L--. .~ 3lll.3oz. can I -31c . sf>ot Dog Food--~..- ..., 15 .:. '$1 · ANI MOISIIIRI show days 1 have a for luneh because L "But i'vt ••lnetl· schedule. Whl!n i ahow, 1· we-.bed •87 1 wel&ht ·9&" , 303 ..,. Dale's luxury nGIITlY FOil PR011C110N rine NOI~Ing~ lmmtdl· ohlny . Avondgle Peaches .. -- ..... 2......!~ 59c Cut Green Beans - •· .. - 2 ""'-- 27c ' ' · -·-· • " .--Y~lloVf_:Cern~, .. _..,.._ ....._. 59c Cut.Beets ' ..! _,,,- 3·.·~ $1 3""'- 49 C Pear Ha 1ves ....... - -·"-"• Torndtd& -· • ' -Beons- • ~ ·•-- ......... !" . . ·-' 10 !! $1 · Beef Stew....,..------·~.. 45c . ' ' ' ' ' ---- I r ••.:ioouo . . . . . . __ ...._... , •• - - - ' . Coffee ..-.·................ _ • ...,_...:.' .. 59c Morton Rolls a. •... ;. - · •• - =·.: .__- --_:_":: =.- Grape Joice .......... ---·-·-· 2 ~ 29c _ c~~e~. -~~---.-..------- Sweet-Corn 29c ~ ~ .49c .. ... - Yellow - . ' \;. 2lt BlUeberries . . . . . . . ------ ,.. 39c Plums_:_. ____ ' ' ·. ' f ' • ' Who bui 'Kroller lula oueh a Dew-liela1111 LE'I'lUCE ·PA~. _··~. - -. Ro~aine . )~res~es Ji,, S.mmer w•··: _rolo l' l That , <;I ' ' ' I . . ...... _. . . -.. . . .;. ..... 19c Endive . - ,_ ~l9c · ' e.en Beans~ ' . ' ' �.. ' ' 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-MiddJ,~orl, 0., Jun&l7, 1959 ~..champ Gets NOd Over Cuban ln Welter Fight ·NL\M.I REACH, Fla. UPI- r ~b !igbter ·b.oulm: to ~nd Jlump.-.faces up-and-coming Cu bu. welterweight Luis Manuel Rodrleuet toni,tht In a nat 1onally . Jelf'\"illl€<1 lO.rou nri 1'1 r n• ' .t\,.l.an L who hs · ..,, •,· rl'e of h1.> ):lc •, ,r f l!::hl'l, .•• A !lS a 7-fi f l ·i, \', l' h t! . p:e •.~o1 u1 udtls aoc.utt " ' that tt..e fight wun I go the dl&tahCE'. to . . . . ". ~ .L SenUnel, Pomercy-lllddle~, 0 ., June 17, 1860-6 • SPORTS DESI( or:aet U:tlebolder Virgil Akins- ·• •• ... .,. , Colonels 3-1 Iri .8Ui ~ • ' " I 'Garden Hose 25 f:OOT ONLY Mrs. J. P. Jones has returned her home- after a ''ilit with her Jenlti~s slater, Mrs. Vonya Chuleslon. 98c • •• 50 FOOT · .. · ·$1.89 in • · Pop \_Viii Be Happy Wltb One Of These , 30% • OFF r or Window Brush' o~·l, a~ by the ~nd piml.t refreil. .erved to the folio•· Alleasworlh, ILM!y . Ft\rtell Shuler, .s.•. 'and •onJ.,;ed . , Conn!e llfTLE :; ,, ONE GALLON SJ~J!: ON PlAY CLOTHES MERQDES CONDON DRESS SHOP ON~Y -$3.95 . . ircll 1nd lim ltrHh Pomeroy Setond Sl. The Brush 0 -f A. H_,ndred Uses IIO;W-tl JU§,. .. .. SPECIAL SAlE IIACJNI ROUSH'S Store Wide June Sales , , 141 !;oUR Women's~Stioas SIZES 4 to 9 Pay 5c For A Second Pair ' ' . . ,.;.., . $3'.95 pr . Two Pair u .oo Colo.nell 4 Pr. Reg. U6.91 Llneman'o Boot& . . . . . . . . . SIO.D5 12 pr. .ReJ. ftt.ll PoUoe Shoe1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . fS.OO 18 Pr. 11e1. ,, Work Shoe• ........... . .... as.oo ·aG Pr. R•l· .Z.D9 Boyo• Odordo .. . ........... U.99 II Pr, Reg ••1.99 Girlo' Sondolo . . . . . . . . . . . . . '1.99 ' ' 47 Pr. Re1. U.99 Wooaen'o 1k Children Tennis Oxf. U.59 IB Pr, Reg. ·~·89 !llen'o Canvao O'llfonlo . . . . . . f~.99 14 Plo, Reg, U0.9S Men'• Kongomo Oxlordo , . . .1 $5.00 3H J'lo. !leg. $illtl rnrnnto o,r.,-~, . .. .. . .. . 11 :no " M. LUtle JobnBon (W'P) Tilers Re4 Sml .eo NO. lii:COND AVE. .. •WP, 43~1" 1~, -UI 000' 0()0..:.. •'() e. ITo\NDINGS Racine Pomeroy Red Sox Middleport Colonell Syracuse ""' llrr. ; i!l""""'.k .... ,.. ,. ~ ·~ , Carpeting a. ~ 1 3 ·2 ·1 ::1 : ....•. :.' . i ,, ' 1158 lfel l\llllt.tt'.~"'ntor ' . " Spe<lal' 3 -' wlllt 111te1S IlL ......,, ud c'ocll · BuU•r. and Autiimille::ooiMi!iii: · ~ were .&lat1t1 meJttly 01 b)a pare~u. Air; ud Mra: SW. maa B'utler. . .. 0 . 2 91 Pomeroy 'ftcen 12 . L•t & ~lddlepetrt Jttl Mr. and won ~ LastertovOi!il . 1() ~ 0 I 10 ~umaqrdner, WP, Meli!IWR'ne~ , 4, and Singer. Louka, ·LP, E. Si~· 101'1, +. and Win~brt:nnel:, Cundiff, Shoe Store ~~~IN CE and Sptf!Ct!,. ,. Syrae11te ~ llo ]2- value1 to t(O,IS Roush~s e, Je.ts M1 ·•s O,xfords ·$5.00 pr. I 9 Boyd 1nd Eblrsbaeb. Bowen, 90 PAilt ~.. · • · this beau,fih1tl4rl'rit~ftlf0r - 1810" BY -tiOtf:. -,.,~". .tHJ: .. .. ' ' . MIDDLEPORT .. . .we b~vii . . . lbe Jlug:You ... .. '• 1 -;~lbt1 tbe pliee \ I ' " ! i.,••1 .~ .. ~ • " r R;t..M:.;. ra;;i·N·~· ~., . ' ..... :..: . \ ,' ·~nw '• "'SSlM": ·~· . . t ' ;· ' • '• "I Jafy 4th::At T~ CAP SPECIAl SMI . 1'0 Gel. ' .Alii.TOS ¥tiER ' A\rti .~I..T .' $j~oo At, T~r " .', / t . ' . ··~, ' 1 ' >. ' I ' "' :Mi a" ~trii~·· . -~...a:v D.\~. w~ •· ,an..~ · ' ' '' ~ ~ '"1'1'~ ~~r-· ,) .f~~~..,To~J.fiN~Tolrliy; I' _f. · ' '' I "•.;-•, ,. '·~ .,. " · .· ,.,_-.,.:. • ; • )' I!Mer / ; - ·PritN Are Lew �.. ' ' 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-MiddJ,~orl, 0., Jun&l7, 1959 ~..champ Gets NOd Over Cuban ln Welter Fight ·NL\M.I REACH, Fla. UPI- r ~b !igbter ·b.oulm: to ~nd Jlump.-.faces up-and-coming Cu bu. welterweight Luis Manuel Rodrleuet toni,tht In a nat 1onally . Jelf'\"illl€<1 lO.rou nri 1'1 r n• ' .t\,.l.an L who hs · ..,, •,· rl'e of h1.> ):lc •, ,r f l!::hl'l, .•• A !lS a 7-fi f l ·i, \', l' h t! . p:e •.~o1 u1 udtls aoc.utt " ' that tt..e fight wun I go the dl&tahCE'. to . . . . ". ~ .L SenUnel, Pomercy-lllddle~, 0 ., June 17, 1860-6 • SPORTS DESI( or:aet U:tlebolder Virgil Akins- ·• •• ... .,. , Colonels 3-1 Iri .8Ui ~ • ' " I 'Garden Hose 25 f:OOT ONLY Mrs. J. P. Jones has returned her home- after a ''ilit with her Jenlti~s slater, Mrs. Vonya Chuleslon. 98c • •• 50 FOOT · .. · ·$1.89 in • · Pop \_Viii Be Happy Wltb One Of These , 30% • OFF r or Window Brush' o~·l, a~ by the ~nd piml.t refreil. .erved to the folio•· Alleasworlh, ILM!y . Ft\rtell Shuler, .s.•. 'and •onJ.,;ed . , Conn!e llfTLE :; ,, ONE GALLON SJ~J!: ON PlAY CLOTHES MERQDES CONDON DRESS SHOP ON~Y -$3.95 . . ircll 1nd lim ltrHh Pomeroy Setond Sl. The Brush 0 -f A. H_,ndred Uses IIO;W-tl JU§,. .. .. SPECIAL SAlE IIACJNI ROUSH'S Store Wide June Sales , , 141 !;oUR Women's~Stioas SIZES 4 to 9 Pay 5c For A Second Pair ' ' . . ,.;.., . $3'.95 pr . Two Pair u .oo Colo.nell 4 Pr. Reg. U6.91 Llneman'o Boot& . . . . . . . . . SIO.D5 12 pr. .ReJ. ftt.ll PoUoe Shoe1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . fS.OO 18 Pr. 11e1. ,, Work Shoe• ........... . .... as.oo ·aG Pr. R•l· .Z.D9 Boyo• Odordo .. . ........... U.99 II Pr, Reg ••1.99 Girlo' Sondolo . . . . . . . . . . . . . '1.99 ' ' 47 Pr. Re1. U.99 Wooaen'o 1k Children Tennis Oxf. U.59 IB Pr, Reg. ·~·89 !llen'o Canvao O'llfonlo . . . . . . f~.99 14 Plo, Reg, U0.9S Men'• Kongomo Oxlordo , . . .1 $5.00 3H J'lo. !leg. $illtl rnrnnto o,r.,-~, . .. .. . .. . 11 :no " M. LUtle JobnBon (W'P) Tilers Re4 Sml .eo NO. lii:COND AVE. .. •WP, 43~1" 1~, -UI 000' 0()0..:.. •'() e. ITo\NDINGS Racine Pomeroy Red Sox Middleport Colonell Syracuse ""' llrr. ; i!l""""'.k .... ,.. ,. ~ ·~ , Carpeting a. ~ 1 3 ·2 ·1 ::1 : ....•. :.' . i ,, ' 1158 lfel l\llllt.tt'.~"'ntor ' . " Spe<lal' 3 -' wlllt 111te1S IlL ......,, ud c'ocll · BuU•r. and Autiimille::ooiMi!iii: · ~ were .&lat1t1 meJttly 01 b)a pare~u. Air; ud Mra: SW. maa B'utler. . .. 0 . 2 91 Pomeroy 'ftcen 12 . L•t & ~lddlepetrt Jttl Mr. and won ~ LastertovOi!il . 1() ~ 0 I 10 ~umaqrdner, WP, Meli!IWR'ne~ , 4, and Singer. Louka, ·LP, E. Si~· 101'1, +. and Win~brt:nnel:, Cundiff, Shoe Store ~~~IN CE and Sptf!Ct!,. ,. Syrae11te ~ llo ]2- value1 to t(O,IS Roush~s e, Je.ts M1 ·•s O,xfords ·$5.00 pr. I 9 Boyd 1nd Eblrsbaeb. Bowen, 90 PAilt ~.. · • · this beau,fih1tl4rl'rit~ftlf0r - 1810" BY -tiOtf:. -,.,~". .tHJ: .. .. ' ' . MIDDLEPORT .. . .we b~vii . . . lbe Jlug:You ... .. '• 1 -;~lbt1 tbe pliee \ I ' " ! i.,••1 .~ .. ~ • " r R;t..M:.;. ra;;i·N·~· ~., . ' ..... :..: . \ ,' ·~nw '• "'SSlM": ·~· . . t ' ;· ' • '• "I Jafy 4th::At T~ CAP SPECIAl SMI . 1'0 Gel. ' .Alii.TOS ¥tiER ' A\rti .~I..T .' $j~oo At, T~r " .', / t . ' . ··~, ' 1 ' >. ' I ' "' :Mi a" ~trii~·· . -~...a:v D.\~. w~ •· ,an..~ · ' ' '' ~ ~ '"1'1'~ ~~r-· ,) .f~~~..,To~J.fiN~Tolrliy; I' _f. · ' '' I "•.;-•, ,. '·~ .,. " · .· ,.,_-.,.:. • ; • )' I!Mer / ; - ·PritN Are Lew �. 17, 1959-;-1 DON'T NEED IT? Sell It Through A Sent e-.Daily Sentinel, ~meroy·Middleport, 0., June 17, 1959 ':52 I~ CHEVROLET ti'U(k. ShOrt wheel West Main 6 17·3tp WANT ADS RATES 60 cents. Special - one month for 30 cents per word. Full rate of 3 centa ,.er word will be cbarpd for adverUailli if not paid wi.th:i,o 10 days after recet.v.iftg bill. Errors m AdvertiaJQg - Should be reported immediately. The Dally Sentmel wtll DOt be l'e6pomrible for JD()ft than one mcor· rect mserUM. Card of 'lbanks and Spedal Noti«a Pl Events $1.00 Obit1.11riee publl8h00 at 1 cent per word ,WORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 1 MO. 1~ 60c """ $1.3~ $4-M 20 60c $1 20 $1 .80 $6.00 7"' '7()f Street, Pomeroy I Grade Hereford Cattle Russell ·Leifheit, RD No. 2, Pomeroy, Ohio. '6-17-~~ PHONE 398 "? baae. $2.25 $7.110 Ads rt"'Ce1ved by 10 AM. will be 1n that day 'a paper $1"" (9ol 'VIan,... Suppl UMd boah and mot017t1i.o0 ~ .,.,, whi!• tMY laa~. Metropolitan Marin. S.l•~,; aM hMhu, Pom•roy, Phona 16-M. 2 l tfc ( 11 ) Wanted To 8u\ R·EVIVAL IS CONTIN•UING Rev• ItS) AutoSales Good Cl"n UM4 Can 1956 PONTIAC VS STATION Wagon $1,405. 8 pa11enser. Shov.·s good care. One careful owuer. Blaettnar's Pomeroy. 8 13 6tc 88 Sedan. Hydramatic drive. R & H. Very nice. Blaet- 6 13 8tc SPECIAL. $1,M. 2 dr Hard Top. Dynaflow drJ\Ie. \ R&H. One careful owner. lUaet· tn11r·s Pomeroy . 6 13 6tc -l9:i6- PONTIA - ---------C V.U STAR CWJEF (12) NOW···· YOUR ROOF PROBLEMS SOLVED ECONOMICALLY can 355·J Phil Globokor 121 Union A.,., ReproeentOnc DENSOL PAINT CO. Wonted to Rent ..... Huotcl Ohio. PhDM CMIYDie ter'a Dtp'ee at Ollia State Ulilftr. BE ALBRT, DON'T GET HURT By Shirley Myon KARR & VANZANDT Phoae •as Pomoro7 - APAkTMENT, 115~-· W SECOND St Rent reasonable ("rank Fu · c:ale, Phone 440.M 6-17·6tc KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER- 3 ROOM HOUSE , NAYLORS RUN with attachment•. Ortilinally 3 outbuildings Vermont Marcost $1?9.110. Balance due $5?.50. kins, Liberty Hc st~ urant. Take Vver .paymenta $7 per 617 atp . month. Phone 343. t1 12 6tp - - ROOMS FOR RENT. CLOSE IN BY OWNElt llm9 llAMBLER town. 127 Butternut Ave. Station Waron . Sold new tor NECCHI SEWING MACHINE Ori&inalJy cost $181 .50. Pay off 6·16-6t.c. $3200. wm . ..n tor -~ 1bal•nce $07.50. IPaymenta $6.00 Phone 6257. 6-18-3tc per month. Phone 343. ti 12 6tp --:-:: -: - -: -- - - - best seru~a Pontiac. One careful own-er. .Sh..rp c11r. Blaattnar'• Pomeroy. 6 13 6tc --:::= - FOR SALE - lD. Ute earl)' 30'a 1te left Eastern HS, Sophomore port with hla tool)& Wife Thu 11 Auto Safety Week. The I helped with the Safety-Check vUie, Ohio, (or hll nnt. tJme to prevent an accident is at Eastern High Sebool and le1rn• lbe automobU.e ,tiuliMu now , before tt hawena. ed about tbe minor things of the IOJ severo! lOlling jobo Nearly all drivers m ake a set· can checked that cause an aecl· 111 a rug uleeman. From quttt auece11 ioua mistake They 111ume the dent. In the Safety Check you other penon knows they ~e COIIll· were aaked to tum on yoW' front ~Hugh) White · ·A.Uen mg and· will avoid any wrong rear, 1nd directional Ugbta. 1Mi1J AJency In ·~nesrille, be we•t move . the emer-JeRCY brake, tum oa. Dayton', Ob... 11 owner of Jn a movin: automobile ~ wlndahield wipers, and blow your Chevralet lltntf ~ere. aa:ency had optJtripped h!lve no t1me for seeinc every- horn. IJl til< elt)'. thing around us, or foor thinking about what to do in a tense mom- It your car or truck were OK At hll deoth be ent. Anytime.. fatigue makes it you were given a eard on whieh owner cJf at least your name waa written and a h.ard for you to keep your eyes m 14 cities. and round pJece of paper with a Safeopen it's time to pull oft the road many othera. He tY Cheek which is put on the In· stop and close your eyes. tbao aDY other dH.ler lide of the windableld on tbe Many peDp'e say that teell· right hand side. a&en have the moat auto acciOne ol hll blueat ~~~~j;~;, If every•me would participate t.rUIDi tbe bo~dle11 dents because they are always and faiUI in country hotrodding. 1 think that older in tbe s.fety Cite~ our hil(baaleau:U!D, wil lUI attlte WI)'I would be a Jot aafer. people have just as many ltCi· Why not hue a Safety-Check World War U. dents as teenagen because they don't heed the right way, and ne- on your car to thow that it is ln Se~IIOll ~! :~01'\11~• perfect condltlont ... ver Jook where they are gomg. thll SAFETY CHECKS- A 00011 PRECAUTION By Linda Crow that Dexter -Langsvi lle Read, about 1 acr'e, part basement, furnlthed , wall to wall floor coverinJ, out· sl.de hrepbee and table, drl.lled well, water piped to kltehen, venetian blinds, power tnower, 11arden triiCtor with attachment.. Mrs. Sidney Ruuell, 830 Mill Street, Middleport. Phol)tl 6306· many cars others aa' well as Olll own, if not checked for safety, 1 no· safe mechanically. There are ao tbe liticker marked "Circle many other cause1 o1 death •nd ol Sofety. inJUry today that we ehould be We be grateful to thoae glad to keep our m~banicll de· who aponaored and auisted with vleea in proper ·eandilion. thia project. Each vehicle check· J penonaUy thank the persona ed made that "eircle" crow larcer wbo re•ponded in bavlng their IJ.IHI< It included the drlvere, pataen- can checked. gers, peikatr~hl and property at well. AI a youth ;and 1 drlv.: ot toPerhapa one might feel "my day, I wa1 lmpreued wttb the car will do," yet not reall:dna: lmport•nh ot aate ddvlna with a that lt may endan&er the Hvea of aale ·ve-hicle. M, ll 7J Help Wanted t3 NASH AMBASSADOR TUDOR h.llrd top Jn good condition. SINGER SEWING JrlACHJNE-- WOMAN WAN1'ED FOil WORK Gotna; overaeu must aeU. Call Round bobbin, 88 mo~el, ariglpal· us Waitress or grtU operator in 6031hJ. 6-16-3t.p ~ly sold for $179.00. oBrand new loc:at restaurant. Mulit be neat, cansole c•bintt. Take over pay- between tOO 1i&t111 of 18-at.. '53 CHEVROL.I:!:::T 4--DOOR STA· menll ft.OO Per month. Phone PWise .atklre11 inqulrJu . to . lion waa:on. Phone SPrue~343. 6 12 6t11 tKUI·G, % The JJutiy Sentmcl ~~~nm. 8-~ 1SlNGER ZIG·ZAG SEWING MA· OJIJce, Pometoj , at<ltinc ace, •Prevtuus experience t1 liny, ( 91 For Sole CHINE, Ukn now. Orlglnollf three references and phtme cost over $300.00. l'ay of( hal· =:::: - - - - - . , - - - - · number t! avauoble, We wol.ll ance of t143.00 . .Paymentl $8.00 USED COAl. ~URN ACE A,ND GAS tram people wbu quMtify. per month. Phone 348. Conversion unit. Phone 32l·X 6·ltl-6tc 8 1261p 6 13 6tp 1·4.2 HORSE POWER C..:HAM.PION REGISTICRED BEAGIJES. tsustness NO outbd:t.rd motor. U~ed very lit Sunday satea. Ralph Lambright, Opporrunitiq tie. Phone 3812. 6·1G-eW Bal1ey Run Road, R. 2. Porno· ---- ·- roy. 8·12·12tc MAM I 1·3 TON CliRYSLER AIR 'J'EMP CANDY OPPORTUNITY a1r conditioner. Good condition. SEWING MACHINE, GOOD CON· ftcvoluUonary dovelopmcnt in Phone 3812. 6· H).fJt~ dillon. $20. Phone 96~- J 6·12-tltc Utlhon dollar undy Jnduatr)' EL~~.l!OLUX MACII!NE CLEAN·iz REGISTERED PEKINESE PUPS cr~Htes opportunity lor (man or WtJman) to ~un-t on part ~R. Lc!IUI than three montha old. 1~ moa. old. $lMJ 00. Rtaaon for llmc ba~ls. Supply local acUlnen. Cail 8181·X. l hrow away ba&a. W111 1ell for bHitu~ee due t4l DO. t>a)'monte $8 6<13·3tp counts weekly wnh. nattonally per month. .Phone 34t3. t telCVIIlCd M & M candy. Po6 12 6lp GOOD USED COAL FURNACJ!: tcnLial eurninga of $3,000 a ye&l'. Pat'l time till fully de· N:;;;!,(.;:C;;H:-l-; ;: Z;;IG;;,-;;ZA -:-:-;;8::E::W=I7-,-::G~u.;:A converted to 111, also conversion ~ " G n ~.. · burner. Phone .H arry Crais, Mid· Vllloped. Intcresled part~es with ~~NE-ltall:ea button holca, dJeport, 8178-M, or can be seen $600.00 cash fur ww-kin& Jllven ~wt on, buUona, and man,-, at 629 Paie Street. 8-ll5·3tc Lory Lo 1.1turt. Wrltu lncludlna mamy de•lans. (.'oat over l'iliiNiNci~wiiMSiiiiirE;oiiiii •phone for lnlervlew. Manager, new. Pai' ott balance t104.00. 1 I ROOM SUITE, BREAK· I'. 0 . Box 1004, CloveiHJtd" 2, FAST aet, G. E. rettiaerator and $10.00 per month. Pbone au. rung 01 tne 41 ~ea, •.~..oou.oou tq &bortqel ~•me. othen did. · be Anotncr W., · befOre tbe to be ~tp 1.{)00, ~bev1e1 . eompany lD Ule &u.~ for , • . ....,~ : per Unit. llean& Jarc,eJy II IB -.'ertl~ement" ' tbem". ~ - $.AZ.TV _:,' I'~ .'}\W !,..... ' . . _, Wednesdm <A."-val3 - •\ '4:.10 ~U} ot Consequence• /tO.UP.tl- Fatr J' f:OO ISplruleh !>Iayhonoo i'•JI:iiCJ, WoO<!>' Woodpeci<ol: :J•· 8:CCI 5PIDlCit Pia¥house .ttut)t, tte moft! made .blJ. normal proJtt ~~~ t\e replaced lllM1 of the ..ne~e same eal» later. 1 'l'he ~~en~ ree~~U>' cllufd an apartment '-~•il;,~,it1 'ne Rudton .tclver n,:ar .t'bey alao hAd Moved ~~~~~~.~~~ a new jw&'iami tBea'eh, "11.. · · I J5 •• J:SQ Wea~rcas\ ti!it'!!o. flclure 8;45 • NBC News · .~ 1::00' _S~t.e ~ Truq~ ? :SO ~on Train • ··a:ao 'Prlli•oiiiii•ht ·l .• ., .•=00 . .. t'30· ;, ~t~oo· C •lLOO •1' 11:10 '"11:115 ' 1:00 li -Thundq , -:::c-c=:=::-::::: ==":'.J.a _ _ u_ ·,_7·2>p reporter. Jlacbel Wllsol\'1 hQJ11e 'Will the meeting pl~ · of ~~ funi.pr Hcnnemakt:rt of Middl!U)ort on June 9. A.dv~, ~· Tannehill, was in Cb.arte al the Jclub completed un~~~ed ,busine88· and Serao Lewia gave the seeret,ary .,nd . treasurer report.-ltachel Wilson, JJt4Y Hewetao_g a:Jve a 4!~~'· · stration on "How To Make BrownThe Wlde·Awake Club met on tea" at the June 8 meetinl of the June 9, at Juli.a 'McComas' lhome BuS)' Be.!.. Advisor• Mri'. Erwin with advisors, Mrs. McComaa and and Mr• J.e9naM wefl' In dla~ Mrs. Addleaburger, in charse:- 11 , the. gJ.rJJ: st.qc{led 'lHeJith J •· Sarah Bechtle, ·reporter. Safety."-Anita CoUin1, repo ,;1 "1"' wu the project Ieason vlsora Jesaie Cottrill 1nd Helen .;;hlng,lern chara:e. Linda and Nancy :: eave a demonstratlop: on Hem A TQwei."-Jelnle Man.uel, reporter. IIIISCEI.LANEOUS WOOD WORK· ln1 toola, block, Lackie, laddert, tool1 for Do·lt-Youraelf shop. AU aood condition. Phone 81181-Y. 6·16-ltp ijUPERNOVA left here by ship Tuelday :far IBr!Wn. ot the United Sllteo --Lest than three 1 Ori,inally .~ 1old for Balance due 197.00. $1 00 PQr moath. CONSIGNM!liiiT fttlt llle wm SALE: OUR be blld Sat., JUne to. llll. 1t tbe ult:~ ground• 1t 11 A. M, 1 mUe weat of Porterfield. GO m _. DEAL? -·;· .,-r·- al:ted bHHemont, large lot, water GeoM.Re Jenklna 6-9-11!~..: Lego! NotiCe L~cU10 DeBorry, Rlt· . N~ Rohr, Updlur Matlll'(!t Sweeney, and Syracua.. Oh.. CAll WASlliNG. !IOY'f'S Servlco, 8 A. M. to 6 6·17·3tc CULANDI &. TV R•palr hnlot PhoiM 200 d1y of P. Dohey, I,H•Ier,. and Mila 6-H F. H. O'BRIEN Jud&e of ibe Probate Court Meia:a Count)', _()hi& <8l Gerold ,., C011nty: The will be a. 10. 17. ,........•• OlllL -·-::--:::-:-:- Uon of ' ·arid 7t 1nd f~low the 1\ELEVISION, RADIO lk SMALL APPLIANCE !IEPAII<. Phooe •ttna. Wt wJU b1Ve 1 various 0U. Me0J.1Dtock, RliCIDe OhiO. amount of maehlnery, etc., ... 30Lc omon1 It .ou 1808 l'ord 1 lob Truck, dual wheel•, ·new Uret ::cro:-:a:-:.R:::ENT=4:JcTI:)I~ioN ind lUce aeW. · Lunch wiU be den, ScaffoJd Boarde, Drop 1&erved. Clotbt. Clinton Fl.aher, MiddleGoddor<l Soloo 11-U port, OhJo, Pbone &adf", l-ID Horold Goddard, Auclion"r IJ.IIJ.Sie I PORTABLE P.UIILIC ADDRESS Si'lttm with aland microphone and IPNkel'l. Jn Jood condition Prleo fiiO. Coli IJ.IIJ.eto Phone 1181. GRAVI!iLY TRACTOR, ROTATING 1948 DESOTO 6 Pasocnger Sedan Waa .195 • Today'• Spedal $99 POMEROY plow and ~JIJvator. Priced very reuonable. L E. McHam~ Box 1138. Rullllld, 8·17-:ltp fOil IALI HOUSE AND W~:.LI•I~ ...IHIU. at Soulh Secand Street. Mlddloport, Ohio. Will bo sold lo the hllhest bidder ot 10:00 A. M. Saturday , June 20th, 1950, at oltlce of J. B. O'Brien, 100"' Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. M111l &ell for not le11 tban ·appr~lted value ot •IIOO.OO J,, ·B. O'Brien; A.dmlnla&rat.or <he ' of Wllllom HIU ond POPULATION AT 177 MILLION WASIDNGTON .UPI-Tho COni· meU!e Department estimates tblt th,e U. s. population has passed the 177 mmlon mart. 'SKATE..A· Good 0~ ,. Yc>u.r· RqCJio Dial bo reg.later cattle. All dalrymln ue lavlted to tencl. ThiJ. wUl Jive 1011 ah rtunity ~ villt pial ~MLe orJUation I'm: lUte. )'OU cui r.: ..' FOR THI NEWS Of.The Oltlo Valley A.M. 1)55 J':;Mo .... ~ /• . .' Tbe Letart Cleaver Cllppel'li met 4 at the home of thelr advit or, .Mn. Nease. Project leuoua for the meeting were "Articles to 1~cl Wtlr" an~. ~1o· Hlll 'IIIVO I v.. 'IJ')eJ's SO.:." ~~· de!IIOAfAil9J> OD "How to lise , 8!~~110." • Bever!.. HUnt c!•ll!!>-ted "'l'l'· SPOT ARN ..LD'I Phone ho-Y . i. ' ' The Chester Sew & So Chlb met on June 5 at · the old school buJldlng at chester with Mra. Wright, Mrs. Smith and Mra. Kob· lent,!, advising. The project le1101:1 was sewinl and cookin&."Tr/!' V~ 990 a ROOH ;)11. : t,. ' "The Center grow. out of dis cu11iona &y officials of the Cooperative Extenaion Service 1nd +H -club ofiicials. For many years they had viaualized a Foundation tllat could serve ta 1 supportlnt al'm o1 Lhe Cooperative Extention Service to serve the ba1ic nee<la Ol youna: ;people," Director Knapp explained. The t1ret use made of the new when a a:rouo waa Jn Farm Youtb Exheld their there. Jn June will beneIt will be NaUonal ~0111~,..,~,, June 13·I8. to .IConloren<e In· 'I"' --,"Servtq.. was the project son of t1ie SyracUse 'oily Stitchers at their meeting June 4- at ~ the borne of Valerie Gilmore with ad· I1:ill~~~~ NigeriaNnamdl UPI-&storn J Pnmiei' Alikl· Mason Holstein fwilight Meetu.g Planned June 23.. ..· ... The Salem C enter 4-R Cl.db met1• · June 1 at the Salem Grade SChoOl Orin .Rowh advitilll. There a Je1110n and d~~;: ~l,?Bit ,. Langsville Go-Getters when they met June 9 at the home oC Dickie Fetty wlth Carl Gorby ad· visln&'. .r,.arry Barr gave a dem8nstratlon an potatoes.-Rfebird Rathburn, reporter. er. r_.ne In. The. .., ttp atudio couch. Mrt. SJdney Rus.:: aelt, 680 Mill fitl'fllt, Middleport. NOTICI oF "'I'OtNTMINT COON HOUND PUPPIES Yt AIR· Pbono 8808·M. 8·J&·8tc 1201 Business Service lxetutrix dlilc ~ black and tan. '10 per p11ir. R. C. Hager, Hobson, BLACK AND WHITE G.ELDING c..t.l« WA8H1NU-.MU'I'O.lt C!.JAN- CIM No. 11,146 lNl~. dackcU'i .lor.to ~'.ervtc·,,. liiltiN ef Adem IIMnMch OhiO, Phone 89l1·J. CI·U·&o Pony, Pbone 801·L Phone !HIM. a U1 .iUI"t DMMIH 6 II 61< :tiNlil!:R SLANT NEEDLE-I'iYe Notice ls hereb)o atven that months old, llko new. fe)l ott 222 VARMIT RIFLE:-:;--;W:::rill 8 YQUR WIITINGt-iQUII DIAL.IR I:~:;:~:. Durst whole POll TV AND AJtPLIA~CII balance $78.00. 18.00 per month. power acop&.. Tcjlm Reuter. COAL, OIL ~ GAl FURNACIS Phone 3'8. 6 12 6lp Phone D'U·Y. .~ ti·13·3tp NIX~Ill ot the Glri.J wl;lfp 11 at the S)TK"" project bo9kJ.-Vida Tea- NIGERIAN BIOINS TOUR As I observed the Holder•" and PattJ G&lll a bealtl wu roJIOI'I.--Shsron Frockef, roportor, .11·~~~9 llelllnc, ohio. Sun~loe euae ' "'{c10:3Q Coy gave a demonatration 011 "'HoW' tO 'Make a Sandwich." •Dian B&el' demonJtrlted "HoW . to< tlikt Pot Adviaora Jane al\4 J•oict Tea- --- $300.00 l~uon ford wert! in char1e . . TELEVISION ; GU ~~ .iti3o The PfOJect a new world ahot his llst of Wack: f.t• lodoy In one of · • otO,io!o 01 , ~he south.,-q Pacl·. MIV,YA~ \fls. V!'l-41~1r \tit ·Amateor At~~etlc Union said ,ll£o~~ff, the b~\ile•bro!Y~.d ll'er· -' 'O 'Brien'a~~ut"Of 63 feet, 8 1ineh'e • · man wllo 'jm~i#rltfd to m.UWau· ~ ipches bett~r than hks 'reeoa-· kee; wls \".htPPY like ·a e~" nized mart- wbq)d be submltted todaY fellowinl his beavywei&ht f.J , a nndonal reeord. • ... • -unanlmoua deci1lbn in 10 roun<b 7 Onl)' 65 persont were on lWid over ftvoft!d M.ite de Jo~PA of 1tor the sPecial meet, but it Was Syti.CU¥., N. Y, • tn?uih .or a crood to "IIIBJI!n" Althouth, Olltcuonl!\l \II boleh~ ~~ of the most dedicated per- weight and reaeb, ~urraaoff J Betty WUlitma, al1viaor, in eha:r~. ca11r. uPI_-;.arr, de John Upset Cl 8VJ: Besmano,jl "meets" In Ill•· 'In He. •vy fig~~ . . 1be &y_U}Ind TWIU&hten: met lO&b at :W:..., Canaday's home Mwlng and • aewlpa lea10n demon. ,Uatlon waa ~ a:tven.-Saundea Dean, Rept~Mer ' .', Ul Tbo' Jbi> Tbotker Silo• By Joy Wloeman Selolo HS Junior COTI'AtJE ON, Shotp¥1 R;~ord .63'8" Toss •lfY. 5 ROOM APA!l.TMENT WITH call Kelton's 4.14. Will piek up Pomeroy HS JWllor ijind deliver. 8-tUtr. bath and garage . a room howe Periodic safety checks are It ia tar too late. and 4 ruom apartment. Phone HOUSE BUILDING. NEiqLIR'S ~;:::~ci:: because they make Safety ehecka are publi· 310-M, Pomer(JJ'. A. N. Bena:el. building Supply. : all Guy 11 awaN of the great need cized are good als.o bec&ule \IM:)' ~~~ Ne1gler, Racine, Ohio. G-11-30tc perfect workillJ of the attract peopl-e'l a~tetuion to tbe parts of an atltomoblle. subject of u.fety. Soon after notUNRURN!SHED 3 ROOM AND An automobile runs If the aig- lciAI thl1 .pubUelty, people will bath apartment. AU new, very (20bl lnsur~I"'CC' n.el hghta are not workint, but begin to talk. modern. Coates Bldg., Middle· port. 8·13·12t.c BARNES<;DIPSON I!ISURANCE who knows bow long it will be hequently they have been Ag~:nta, Ml.ddJelJI)ft. lire. Auto until the ear Ia hit because oi no heard aa)'inl, "Have 10U had 1 UNFURNISHED TIIREE ROOM mob1Ie, r.onda. Pbuae 8111. viaible turning signal? Things your CIIT aafety-checked yet? lly apartment wlth bath, E. Main PRO that are not workin& correctly, car passed with (lylna: colors!" 5 room C014PLI<l'l' I!ISUR ... St.; 1 unrurmshed such as Jlgbts 1 exhausts and wind Those able to hY tbbl are doing tecUon. Life, Auto, J'lre ·Pollo. 1 apartment with bath, Mechanic Call Don H11l1, MlddJtport ~hield w~pers , are often not no- their pat( "in 1 thla campaign. St. Phone 318-Y 6-1fl.3te tJced until Jomethina:, which Ia Remen!!.}ter, accidents do not Ohio. usually an accident happens. Then happen..-they are cauaedl 3 ROOM FURNISHED APART· ment, street level. Phone 9M-X. BENEFITS OF THE VEHICLE SAFETY CHECK 6-16-tfc lZl) Reol Estate $2,195. C3\Miina Cpe FineJt .and - e-21-tf 23M'7. (Contlnw4 Prom P1. . OM) NCil S~er 19~7 BUlCK V8 Haven. Pbooe TL Don Allen___, rc..,..,.....,, ==·---:=::-:. 11156·18J,JJSMOBILE 4 DR. $1,4115. -=:-=-c.--:::-c= tion, New Essay Winners I All Mak•• aM Moct.lt METROPOLITAN Auto Sal•• 2 10 tc lnar's Pomeroy. ation eervlce. Jaek'1 Refrl.ler11 6-2-30tc unfumi1hed. McMaster., ~lddle­ Jl(lrt. Pbone 6044-M 'l 3 t1 FOR EXPEII'I' UPHOLSTFJIING Douglas Cn·cle, putor. 6-16-6tc - -- Abbon MU Pontltt"'¥ I ]"'I ,..?r Rent .~PARTMEN'I'S ~=-·---::---:-:--:---. - Furmahed and at Mt. Olive Church near Long Bottom, June Hl-21 Rev. Gil- bert Spencer. ev.angeilst, BUU..T timatea. Foreman 6 Phone 6284-Y. GOO& USED ROW BOAT PHONE Mike Swatzel, 12'"J 6-16·3tc 1II Not1ces niE JD1'Cl1l!lr( Dl.· signed for rout ))ome. Fret ~ CUSTOM 20 HEAD OF •IIEGISTERED AND AIR CONDfflONIN(), RErlllGER· FOil CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS 3 cents per word. one insertion. Minimum charge 6 cents per word for three consecutive insertioM. TON 4·H CL1;1B NEWS In track aolllll. If heart... nld Paw tbe m~t. "I don't think 1 have set the record withl)ut 1 . . 1:55 P.M. 5 P.M. Thread•~''-'&verJee · Rulit, porter. I~~~~~~,~~ I: r• �. 17, 1959-;-1 DON'T NEED IT? Sell It Through A Sent e-.Daily Sentinel, ~meroy·Middleport, 0., June 17, 1959 ':52 I~ CHEVROLET ti'U(k. ShOrt wheel West Main 6 17·3tp WANT ADS RATES 60 cents. Special - one month for 30 cents per word. Full rate of 3 centa ,.er word will be cbarpd for adverUailli if not paid wi.th:i,o 10 days after recet.v.iftg bill. Errors m AdvertiaJQg - Should be reported immediately. The Dally Sentmel wtll DOt be l'e6pomrible for JD()ft than one mcor· rect mserUM. Card of 'lbanks and Spedal Noti«a Pl Events $1.00 Obit1.11riee publl8h00 at 1 cent per word ,WORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 1 MO. 1~ 60c """ $1.3~ $4-M 20 60c $1 20 $1 .80 $6.00 7"' '7()f Street, Pomeroy I Grade Hereford Cattle Russell ·Leifheit, RD No. 2, Pomeroy, Ohio. '6-17-~~ PHONE 398 "? baae. $2.25 $7.110 Ads rt"'Ce1ved by 10 AM. will be 1n that day 'a paper $1"" (9ol 'VIan,... Suppl UMd boah and mot017t1i.o0 ~ .,.,, whi!• tMY laa~. Metropolitan Marin. S.l•~,; aM hMhu, Pom•roy, Phona 16-M. 2 l tfc ( 11 ) Wanted To 8u\ R·EVIVAL IS CONTIN•UING Rev• ItS) AutoSales Good Cl"n UM4 Can 1956 PONTIAC VS STATION Wagon $1,405. 8 pa11enser. Shov.·s good care. One careful owuer. Blaettnar's Pomeroy. 8 13 6tc 88 Sedan. Hydramatic drive. R & H. Very nice. Blaet- 6 13 8tc SPECIAL. $1,M. 2 dr Hard Top. Dynaflow drJ\Ie. \ R&H. One careful owner. lUaet· tn11r·s Pomeroy . 6 13 6tc -l9:i6- PONTIA - ---------C V.U STAR CWJEF (12) NOW···· YOUR ROOF PROBLEMS SOLVED ECONOMICALLY can 355·J Phil Globokor 121 Union A.,., ReproeentOnc DENSOL PAINT CO. Wonted to Rent ..... Huotcl Ohio. PhDM CMIYDie ter'a Dtp'ee at Ollia State Ulilftr. BE ALBRT, DON'T GET HURT By Shirley Myon KARR & VANZANDT Phoae •as Pomoro7 - APAkTMENT, 115~-· W SECOND St Rent reasonable ("rank Fu · c:ale, Phone 440.M 6-17·6tc KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER- 3 ROOM HOUSE , NAYLORS RUN with attachment•. Ortilinally 3 outbuildings Vermont Marcost $1?9.110. Balance due $5?.50. kins, Liberty Hc st~ urant. Take Vver .paymenta $7 per 617 atp . month. Phone 343. t1 12 6tp - - ROOMS FOR RENT. CLOSE IN BY OWNElt llm9 llAMBLER town. 127 Butternut Ave. Station Waron . Sold new tor NECCHI SEWING MACHINE Ori&inalJy cost $181 .50. Pay off 6·16-6t.c. $3200. wm . ..n tor -~ 1bal•nce $07.50. IPaymenta $6.00 Phone 6257. 6-18-3tc per month. Phone 343. ti 12 6tp --:-:: -: - -: -- - - - best seru~a Pontiac. One careful own-er. .Sh..rp c11r. Blaattnar'• Pomeroy. 6 13 6tc --:::= - FOR SALE - lD. Ute earl)' 30'a 1te left Eastern HS, Sophomore port with hla tool)& Wife Thu 11 Auto Safety Week. The I helped with the Safety-Check vUie, Ohio, (or hll nnt. tJme to prevent an accident is at Eastern High Sebool and le1rn• lbe automobU.e ,tiuliMu now , before tt hawena. ed about tbe minor things of the IOJ severo! lOlling jobo Nearly all drivers m ake a set· can checked that cause an aecl· 111 a rug uleeman. From quttt auece11 ioua mistake They 111ume the dent. In the Safety Check you other penon knows they ~e COIIll· were aaked to tum on yoW' front ~Hugh) White · ·A.Uen mg and· will avoid any wrong rear, 1nd directional Ugbta. 1Mi1J AJency In ·~nesrille, be we•t move . the emer-JeRCY brake, tum oa. Dayton', Ob... 11 owner of Jn a movin: automobile ~ wlndahield wipers, and blow your Chevralet lltntf ~ere. aa:ency had optJtripped h!lve no t1me for seeinc every- horn. IJl til< elt)'. thing around us, or foor thinking about what to do in a tense mom- It your car or truck were OK At hll deoth be ent. Anytime.. fatigue makes it you were given a eard on whieh owner cJf at least your name waa written and a h.ard for you to keep your eyes m 14 cities. and round pJece of paper with a Safeopen it's time to pull oft the road many othera. He tY Cheek which is put on the In· stop and close your eyes. tbao aDY other dH.ler lide of the windableld on tbe Many peDp'e say that teell· right hand side. a&en have the moat auto acciOne ol hll blueat ~~~~j;~;, If every•me would participate t.rUIDi tbe bo~dle11 dents because they are always and faiUI in country hotrodding. 1 think that older in tbe s.fety Cite~ our hil(baaleau:U!D, wil lUI attlte WI)'I would be a Jot aafer. people have just as many ltCi· Why not hue a Safety-Check World War U. dents as teenagen because they don't heed the right way, and ne- on your car to thow that it is ln Se~IIOll ~! :~01'\11~• perfect condltlont ... ver Jook where they are gomg. thll SAFETY CHECKS- A 00011 PRECAUTION By Linda Crow that Dexter -Langsvi lle Read, about 1 acr'e, part basement, furnlthed , wall to wall floor coverinJ, out· sl.de hrepbee and table, drl.lled well, water piped to kltehen, venetian blinds, power tnower, 11arden triiCtor with attachment.. Mrs. Sidney Ruuell, 830 Mill Street, Middleport. Phol)tl 6306· many cars others aa' well as Olll own, if not checked for safety, 1 no· safe mechanically. There are ao tbe liticker marked "Circle many other cause1 o1 death •nd ol Sofety. inJUry today that we ehould be We be grateful to thoae glad to keep our m~banicll de· who aponaored and auisted with vleea in proper ·eandilion. thia project. Each vehicle check· J penonaUy thank the persona ed made that "eircle" crow larcer wbo re•ponded in bavlng their IJ.IHI< It included the drlvere, pataen- can checked. gers, peikatr~hl and property at well. AI a youth ;and 1 drlv.: ot toPerhapa one might feel "my day, I wa1 lmpreued wttb the car will do," yet not reall:dna: lmport•nh ot aate ddvlna with a that lt may endan&er the Hvea of aale ·ve-hicle. M, ll 7J Help Wanted t3 NASH AMBASSADOR TUDOR h.llrd top Jn good condition. SINGER SEWING JrlACHJNE-- WOMAN WAN1'ED FOil WORK Gotna; overaeu must aeU. Call Round bobbin, 88 mo~el, ariglpal· us Waitress or grtU operator in 6031hJ. 6-16-3t.p ~ly sold for $179.00. oBrand new loc:at restaurant. Mulit be neat, cansole c•bintt. Take over pay- between tOO 1i&t111 of 18-at.. '53 CHEVROL.I:!:::T 4--DOOR STA· menll ft.OO Per month. Phone PWise .atklre11 inqulrJu . to . lion waa:on. Phone SPrue~343. 6 12 6t11 tKUI·G, % The JJutiy Sentmcl ~~~nm. 8-~ 1SlNGER ZIG·ZAG SEWING MA· OJIJce, Pometoj , at<ltinc ace, •Prevtuus experience t1 liny, ( 91 For Sole CHINE, Ukn now. Orlglnollf three references and phtme cost over $300.00. l'ay of( hal· =:::: - - - - - . , - - - - · number t! avauoble, We wol.ll ance of t143.00 . .Paymentl $8.00 USED COAl. ~URN ACE A,ND GAS tram people wbu quMtify. per month. Phone 348. Conversion unit. Phone 32l·X 6·ltl-6tc 8 1261p 6 13 6tp 1·4.2 HORSE POWER C..:HAM.PION REGISTICRED BEAGIJES. tsustness NO outbd:t.rd motor. U~ed very lit Sunday satea. Ralph Lambright, Opporrunitiq tie. Phone 3812. 6·1G-eW Bal1ey Run Road, R. 2. Porno· ---- ·- roy. 8·12·12tc MAM I 1·3 TON CliRYSLER AIR 'J'EMP CANDY OPPORTUNITY a1r conditioner. Good condition. SEWING MACHINE, GOOD CON· ftcvoluUonary dovelopmcnt in Phone 3812. 6· H).fJt~ dillon. $20. Phone 96~- J 6·12-tltc Utlhon dollar undy Jnduatr)' EL~~.l!OLUX MACII!NE CLEAN·iz REGISTERED PEKINESE PUPS cr~Htes opportunity lor (man or WtJman) to ~un-t on part ~R. Lc!IUI than three montha old. 1~ moa. old. $lMJ 00. Rtaaon for llmc ba~ls. Supply local acUlnen. Cail 8181·X. l hrow away ba&a. W111 1ell for bHitu~ee due t4l DO. t>a)'monte $8 6<13·3tp counts weekly wnh. nattonally per month. .Phone 34t3. t telCVIIlCd M & M candy. Po6 12 6lp GOOD USED COAL FURNACJ!: tcnLial eurninga of $3,000 a ye&l'. Pat'l time till fully de· N:;;;!,(.;:C;;H:-l-; ;: Z;;IG;;,-;;ZA -:-:-;;8::E::W=I7-,-::G~u.;:A converted to 111, also conversion ~ " G n ~.. · burner. Phone .H arry Crais, Mid· Vllloped. Intcresled part~es with ~~NE-ltall:ea button holca, dJeport, 8178-M, or can be seen $600.00 cash fur ww-kin& Jllven ~wt on, buUona, and man,-, at 629 Paie Street. 8-ll5·3tc Lory Lo 1.1turt. Wrltu lncludlna mamy de•lans. (.'oat over l'iliiNiNci~wiiMSiiiiirE;oiiiii •phone for lnlervlew. Manager, new. Pai' ott balance t104.00. 1 I ROOM SUITE, BREAK· I'. 0 . Box 1004, CloveiHJtd" 2, FAST aet, G. E. rettiaerator and $10.00 per month. Pbone au. rung 01 tne 41 ~ea, •.~..oou.oou tq &bortqel ~•me. othen did. · be Anotncr W., · befOre tbe to be ~tp 1.{)00, ~bev1e1 . eompany lD Ule &u.~ for , • . ....,~ : per Unit. llean& Jarc,eJy II IB -.'ertl~ement" ' tbem". ~ - $.AZ.TV _:,' I'~ .'}\W !,..... ' . . _, Wednesdm <A."-val3 - •\ '4:.10 ~U} ot Consequence• /tO.UP.tl- Fatr J' f:OO ISplruleh !>Iayhonoo i'•JI:iiCJ, WoO<!>' Woodpeci<ol: :J•· 8:CCI 5PIDlCit Pia¥house .ttut)t, tte moft! made .blJ. normal proJtt ~~~ t\e replaced lllM1 of the ..ne~e same eal» later. 1 'l'he ~~en~ ree~~U>' cllufd an apartment '-~•il;,~,it1 'ne Rudton .tclver n,:ar .t'bey alao hAd Moved ~~~~~~.~~~ a new jw&'iami tBea'eh, "11.. · · I J5 •• J:SQ Wea~rcas\ ti!it'!!o. flclure 8;45 • NBC News · .~ 1::00' _S~t.e ~ Truq~ ? :SO ~on Train • ··a:ao 'Prlli•oiiiii•ht ·l .• ., .•=00 . .. t'30· ;, ~t~oo· C •lLOO •1' 11:10 '"11:115 ' 1:00 li -Thundq , -:::c-c=:=::-::::: ==":'.J.a _ _ u_ ·,_7·2>p reporter. Jlacbel Wllsol\'1 hQJ11e 'Will the meeting pl~ · of ~~ funi.pr Hcnnemakt:rt of Middl!U)ort on June 9. A.dv~, ~· Tannehill, was in Cb.arte al the Jclub completed un~~~ed ,busine88· and Serao Lewia gave the seeret,ary .,nd . treasurer report.-ltachel Wilson, JJt4Y Hewetao_g a:Jve a 4!~~'· · stration on "How To Make BrownThe Wlde·Awake Club met on tea" at the June 8 meetinl of the June 9, at Juli.a 'McComas' lhome BuS)' Be.!.. Advisor• Mri'. Erwin with advisors, Mrs. McComaa and and Mr• J.e9naM wefl' In dla~ Mrs. Addleaburger, in charse:- 11 , the. gJ.rJJ: st.qc{led 'lHeJith J •· Sarah Bechtle, ·reporter. Safety."-Anita CoUin1, repo ,;1 "1"' wu the project Ieason vlsora Jesaie Cottrill 1nd Helen .;;hlng,lern chara:e. Linda and Nancy :: eave a demonstratlop: on Hem A TQwei."-Jelnle Man.uel, reporter. IIIISCEI.LANEOUS WOOD WORK· ln1 toola, block, Lackie, laddert, tool1 for Do·lt-Youraelf shop. AU aood condition. Phone 81181-Y. 6·16-ltp ijUPERNOVA left here by ship Tuelday :far IBr!Wn. ot the United Sllteo --Lest than three 1 Ori,inally .~ 1old for Balance due 197.00. $1 00 PQr moath. CONSIGNM!liiiT fttlt llle wm SALE: OUR be blld Sat., JUne to. llll. 1t tbe ult:~ ground• 1t 11 A. M, 1 mUe weat of Porterfield. GO m _. DEAL? -·;· .,-r·- al:ted bHHemont, large lot, water GeoM.Re Jenklna 6-9-11!~..: Lego! NotiCe L~cU10 DeBorry, Rlt· . N~ Rohr, Updlur Matlll'(!t Sweeney, and Syracua.. Oh.. CAll WASlliNG. !IOY'f'S Servlco, 8 A. M. to 6 6·17·3tc CULANDI &. TV R•palr hnlot PhoiM 200 d1y of P. Dohey, I,H•Ier,. and Mila 6-H F. H. O'BRIEN Jud&e of ibe Probate Court Meia:a Count)', _()hi& <8l Gerold ,., C011nty: The will be a. 10. 17. ,........•• OlllL -·-::--:::-:-:- Uon of ' ·arid 7t 1nd f~low the 1\ELEVISION, RADIO lk SMALL APPLIANCE !IEPAII<. Phooe •ttna. Wt wJU b1Ve 1 various 0U. Me0J.1Dtock, RliCIDe OhiO. amount of maehlnery, etc., ... 30Lc omon1 It .ou 1808 l'ord 1 lob Truck, dual wheel•, ·new Uret ::cro:-:a:-:.R:::ENT=4:JcTI:)I~ioN ind lUce aeW. · Lunch wiU be den, ScaffoJd Boarde, Drop 1&erved. Clotbt. Clinton Fl.aher, MiddleGoddor<l Soloo 11-U port, OhJo, Pbone &adf", l-ID Horold Goddard, Auclion"r IJ.IIJ.Sie I PORTABLE P.UIILIC ADDRESS Si'lttm with aland microphone and IPNkel'l. Jn Jood condition Prleo fiiO. Coli IJ.IIJ.eto Phone 1181. GRAVI!iLY TRACTOR, ROTATING 1948 DESOTO 6 Pasocnger Sedan Waa .195 • Today'• Spedal $99 POMEROY plow and ~JIJvator. Priced very reuonable. L E. McHam~ Box 1138. Rullllld, 8·17-:ltp fOil IALI HOUSE AND W~:.LI•I~ ...IHIU. at Soulh Secand Street. Mlddloport, Ohio. Will bo sold lo the hllhest bidder ot 10:00 A. M. Saturday , June 20th, 1950, at oltlce of J. B. O'Brien, 100"' Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. M111l &ell for not le11 tban ·appr~lted value ot •IIOO.OO J,, ·B. O'Brien; A.dmlnla&rat.or <he ' of Wllllom HIU ond POPULATION AT 177 MILLION WASIDNGTON .UPI-Tho COni· meU!e Department estimates tblt th,e U. s. population has passed the 177 mmlon mart. 'SKATE..A· Good 0~ ,. Yc>u.r· RqCJio Dial bo reg.later cattle. All dalrymln ue lavlted to tencl. ThiJ. wUl Jive 1011 ah rtunity ~ villt pial ~MLe orJUation I'm: lUte. )'OU cui r.: ..' FOR THI NEWS Of.The Oltlo Valley A.M. 1)55 J':;Mo .... ~ /• . .' Tbe Letart Cleaver Cllppel'li met 4 at the home of thelr advit or, .Mn. Nease. Project leuoua for the meeting were "Articles to 1~cl Wtlr" an~. ~1o· Hlll 'IIIVO I v.. 'IJ')eJ's SO.:." ~~· de!IIOAfAil9J> OD "How to lise , 8!~~110." • Bever!.. HUnt c!•ll!!>-ted "'l'l'· SPOT ARN ..LD'I Phone ho-Y . i. ' ' The Chester Sew & So Chlb met on June 5 at · the old school buJldlng at chester with Mra. Wright, Mrs. Smith and Mra. Kob· lent,!, advising. The project le1101:1 was sewinl and cookin&."Tr/!' V~ 990 a ROOH ;)11. : t,. ' "The Center grow. out of dis cu11iona &y officials of the Cooperative Extenaion Service 1nd +H -club ofiicials. For many years they had viaualized a Foundation tllat could serve ta 1 supportlnt al'm o1 Lhe Cooperative Extention Service to serve the ba1ic nee<la Ol youna: ;people," Director Knapp explained. The t1ret use made of the new when a a:rouo waa Jn Farm Youtb Exheld their there. Jn June will beneIt will be NaUonal ~0111~,..,~,, June 13·I8. to .IConloren<e In· 'I"' --,"Servtq.. was the project son of t1ie SyracUse 'oily Stitchers at their meeting June 4- at ~ the borne of Valerie Gilmore with ad· I1:ill~~~~ NigeriaNnamdl UPI-&storn J Pnmiei' Alikl· Mason Holstein fwilight Meetu.g Planned June 23.. ..· ... The Salem C enter 4-R Cl.db met1• · June 1 at the Salem Grade SChoOl Orin .Rowh advitilll. There a Je1110n and d~~;: ~l,?Bit ,. Langsville Go-Getters when they met June 9 at the home oC Dickie Fetty wlth Carl Gorby ad· visln&'. .r,.arry Barr gave a dem8nstratlon an potatoes.-Rfebird Rathburn, reporter. er. r_.ne In. The. .., ttp atudio couch. Mrt. SJdney Rus.:: aelt, 680 Mill fitl'fllt, Middleport. NOTICI oF "'I'OtNTMINT COON HOUND PUPPIES Yt AIR· Pbono 8808·M. 8·J&·8tc 1201 Business Service lxetutrix dlilc ~ black and tan. '10 per p11ir. R. C. Hager, Hobson, BLACK AND WHITE G.ELDING c..t.l« WA8H1NU-.MU'I'O.lt C!.JAN- CIM No. 11,146 lNl~. dackcU'i .lor.to ~'.ervtc·,,. liiltiN ef Adem IIMnMch OhiO, Phone 89l1·J. CI·U·&o Pony, Pbone 801·L Phone !HIM. a U1 .iUI"t DMMIH 6 II 61< :tiNlil!:R SLANT NEEDLE-I'iYe Notice ls hereb)o atven that months old, llko new. fe)l ott 222 VARMIT RIFLE:-:;--;W:::rill 8 YQUR WIITINGt-iQUII DIAL.IR I:~:;:~:. Durst whole POll TV AND AJtPLIA~CII balance $78.00. 18.00 per month. power acop&.. Tcjlm Reuter. COAL, OIL ~ GAl FURNACIS Phone 3'8. 6 12 6lp Phone D'U·Y. .~ ti·13·3tp NIX~Ill ot the Glri.J wl;lfp 11 at the S)TK"" project bo9kJ.-Vida Tea- NIGERIAN BIOINS TOUR As I observed the Holder•" and PattJ G&lll a bealtl wu roJIOI'I.--Shsron Frockef, roportor, .11·~~~9 llelllnc, ohio. Sun~loe euae ' "'{c10:3Q Coy gave a demonatration 011 "'HoW' tO 'Make a Sandwich." •Dian B&el' demonJtrlted "HoW . to< tlikt Pot Adviaora Jane al\4 J•oict Tea- --- $300.00 l~uon ford wert! in char1e . . TELEVISION ; GU ~~ .iti3o The PfOJect a new world ahot his llst of Wack: f.t• lodoy In one of · • otO,io!o 01 , ~he south.,-q Pacl·. MIV,YA~ \fls. V!'l-41~1r \tit ·Amateor At~~etlc Union said ,ll£o~~ff, the b~\ile•bro!Y~.d ll'er· -' 'O 'Brien'a~~ut"Of 63 feet, 8 1ineh'e • · man wllo 'jm~i#rltfd to m.UWau· ~ ipches bett~r than hks 'reeoa-· kee; wls \".htPPY like ·a e~" nized mart- wbq)d be submltted todaY fellowinl his beavywei&ht f.J , a nndonal reeord. • ... • -unanlmoua deci1lbn in 10 roun<b 7 Onl)' 65 persont were on lWid over ftvoft!d M.ite de Jo~PA of 1tor the sPecial meet, but it Was Syti.CU¥., N. Y, • tn?uih .or a crood to "IIIBJI!n" Althouth, Olltcuonl!\l \II boleh~ ~~ of the most dedicated per- weight and reaeb, ~urraaoff J Betty WUlitma, al1viaor, in eha:r~. ca11r. uPI_-;.arr, de John Upset Cl 8VJ: Besmano,jl "meets" In Ill•· 'In He. •vy fig~~ . . 1be &y_U}Ind TWIU&hten: met lO&b at :W:..., Canaday's home Mwlng and • aewlpa lea10n demon. ,Uatlon waa ~ a:tven.-Saundea Dean, Rept~Mer ' .', Ul Tbo' Jbi> Tbotker Silo• By Joy Wloeman Selolo HS Junior COTI'AtJE ON, Shotp¥1 R;~ord .63'8" Toss •lfY. 5 ROOM APA!l.TMENT WITH call Kelton's 4.14. Will piek up Pomeroy HS JWllor ijind deliver. 8-tUtr. bath and garage . a room howe Periodic safety checks are It ia tar too late. and 4 ruom apartment. Phone HOUSE BUILDING. NEiqLIR'S ~;:::~ci:: because they make Safety ehecka are publi· 310-M, Pomer(JJ'. A. N. Bena:el. building Supply. : all Guy 11 awaN of the great need cized are good als.o bec&ule \IM:)' ~~~ Ne1gler, Racine, Ohio. G-11-30tc perfect workillJ of the attract peopl-e'l a~tetuion to tbe parts of an atltomoblle. subject of u.fety. Soon after notUNRURN!SHED 3 ROOM AND An automobile runs If the aig- lciAI thl1 .pubUelty, people will bath apartment. AU new, very (20bl lnsur~I"'CC' n.el hghta are not workint, but begin to talk. modern. Coates Bldg., Middle· port. 8·13·12t.c BARNES<;DIPSON I!ISURANCE who knows bow long it will be hequently they have been Ag~:nta, Ml.ddJelJI)ft. lire. Auto until the ear Ia hit because oi no heard aa)'inl, "Have 10U had 1 UNFURNISHED TIIREE ROOM mob1Ie, r.onda. Pbuae 8111. viaible turning signal? Things your CIIT aafety-checked yet? lly apartment wlth bath, E. Main PRO that are not workin& correctly, car passed with (lylna: colors!" 5 room C014PLI<l'l' I!ISUR ... St.; 1 unrurmshed such as Jlgbts 1 exhausts and wind Those able to hY tbbl are doing tecUon. Life, Auto, J'lre ·Pollo. 1 apartment with bath, Mechanic Call Don H11l1, MlddJtport ~hield w~pers , are often not no- their pat( "in 1 thla campaign. St. Phone 318-Y 6-1fl.3te tJced until Jomethina:, which Ia Remen!!.}ter, accidents do not Ohio. usually an accident happens. Then happen..-they are cauaedl 3 ROOM FURNISHED APART· ment, street level. Phone 9M-X. BENEFITS OF THE VEHICLE SAFETY CHECK 6-16-tfc lZl) Reol Estate $2,195. C3\Miina Cpe FineJt .and - e-21-tf 23M'7. (Contlnw4 Prom P1. . OM) NCil S~er 19~7 BUlCK V8 Haven. Pbooe TL Don Allen___, rc..,..,.....,, ==·---:=::-:. 11156·18J,JJSMOBILE 4 DR. $1,4115. -=:-=-c.--:::-c= tion, New Essay Winners I All Mak•• aM Moct.lt METROPOLITAN Auto Sal•• 2 10 tc lnar's Pomeroy. ation eervlce. Jaek'1 Refrl.ler11 6-2-30tc unfumi1hed. McMaster., ~lddle­ Jl(lrt. Pbone 6044-M 'l 3 t1 FOR EXPEII'I' UPHOLSTFJIING Douglas Cn·cle, putor. 6-16-6tc - -- Abbon MU Pontltt"'¥ I ]"'I ,..?r Rent .~PARTMEN'I'S ~=-·---::---:-:--:---. - Furmahed and at Mt. Olive Church near Long Bottom, June Hl-21 Rev. Gil- bert Spencer. ev.angeilst, BUU..T timatea. Foreman 6 Phone 6284-Y. GOO& USED ROW BOAT PHONE Mike Swatzel, 12'"J 6-16·3tc 1II Not1ces niE JD1'Cl1l!lr( Dl.· signed for rout ))ome. Fret ~ CUSTOM 20 HEAD OF •IIEGISTERED AND AIR CONDfflONIN(), RErlllGER· FOil CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS 3 cents per word. one insertion. Minimum charge 6 cents per word for three consecutive insertioM. TON 4·H CL1;1B NEWS In track aolllll. If heart... nld Paw tbe m~t. "I don't think 1 have set the record withl)ut 1 . . 1:55 P.M. 5 P.M. Thread•~''-'&verJee · Rulit, porter. I~~~~~~,~~ I: r• �• ' . ' • • meet your friends at FREE! SHORTENING 100 S&H·Green Stamps lwltb llllocoapoo & pur<hase of · · ·) EVANS ICE TEA . .. RHMm this ClfUpon • . 48 Ct; Box 49c (With 3 ::~ 49c Newop~por Here's your guilfe to Dad's Doy Gifting. Every dad has his day! This year it's Ju~~e lht. Coqpon) ~~ this coupon at 1ny IVANS SUPER MARKITS until clot~ time, S.tvrllay, JuN 20, 1959. 0.. GWINn to Hdt f.mlly, ,..... •t •ny EVANS SUPER MARKETS until elAine time. S•hnd•y, June 20. 19.19. o .. coupon to f.mlly, pl..... "'h where lt's ·fun to s' hopl Is flying, better give thought riglit away ta choosing the present that will plea" him bnt;' Coraer MW and J<~ orth Secoad Stroela • Good way to start is to check through this con veni~nt gift guide. Listed below you will fi 11d MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Issue . . , . _. UIIU $coH-Saft W eve BATHROOM Auorted Colors ' ' • IIi - • -· • . I CHUNK . . • • .. .. NO. V2 CANS BAKED FOR .QUALITY SOLD FOR VALUE . · ~~ ·: ·',~L ONLY AT EVANS Ce BUNS NO. 300 CANS PKG. of 12 23c 29c PHILLIP'S , CORBETT : WHOLE . .. . . . • • . -. . . AU Varletleo GLEN VALLEY . • LAYER CAKES · · · · Each 49c NO. 303 CANS • • oi ' ,. ' -~ '- Ir ~- • ,., . • " ' •.I, . ' ~- ' ' ',: \¥. '··- ' • I .._., NO. 303 CANS . ·' . ' .. -· ' •. I • J.e· Of GiftS: Guy • ... ' . NO. 3 CANS • • • .. . • • • •• - . . . . . .. GREEN • . 46 oz. CANS HOME ST\'LE COOKIES · · Dozen39c k' • • ••• • • • ·ms a ; ·. HAMB URGER or HOT DOG BUNS PKG. of 8 ~l!;~s":'; ! • • • • HUNT'S IIVAHSi ' • !EA TREAT es omatoes ' · katie . the local merchants advertising in this section. ROLLS • ' ' . ·-. . - '( ' J i· ~ I ,.-_~ .. , . WHIR BREAD 2 lrg.lvs. 31c Mo· Need To Go Out Qf Town, . ,., ·r - . ' . -:,, . . ' ' .I The MerchantS Listed Below t, Malted Milk laPs 100 ct.' pkg. 29c ·::::.::~---- ' . Joil'iQul ..~. 3 ~ Si••.~-!» ~"K''CAMAY • .aBath Bo2!: CHERRY PIE ·Ft~LING 3 cclns·$1 . . VI~NNA SAUSAGE! • 5 cans $1 .. · • Fomlly Sire Scotki11 Napklna 2 lox• 37c W.WOrf nssu · · 4 Rolls 39c Sulhlae • ~ TillS SE~N '· ' 1... ~. 1!111· ' ' ' 12 oallox29c ' > ' • • '•, ' LUNCH EO... MEATS • • ~ ·.o.:. ;n • · ~ • • • • Swift Pi'tmlwn- YoliD• Bellavllle- 4 lo t Lb. Aver..e BUTTERBALL TURKEY • ~ • • • \ ·• ·~ " • Cry Ripe · · • . . .~o· . , .' . t · .·, j • · ~- I. \o. '·• ., .. -: ; ''....' .· MiddleporfDept. Store ' ' ' ; -~. :., . ", • • •• ... ' ' . . . ~ •·. . Stif.flen ' . " ~---~·. : MasQn .Furniture . ';~; I Th, S)Jo~~ Center. . McMaster Hardware and Furniture 1 · Tfle $~oe' •q~ . ·· · ,. . • I ' . · . Wernen Radio And TV Smith Clothing Co. ! l c• • •' • ' .... • Pickens Hardware . '· ' ', .··,·· ·Dairy Valley -. . .· Roush~ Shoe Store .. ' ' ., Lb. 49f! . 1 . . f• ' . The Modern M'ort swlftPremlwn-1 Lb. ceUo _r -.. TOWELS · · · · 2 Reg. Rolls 41c """ SANDWICH COOKIES ·· · · 49c · You~Wc.~tTo Buy For D~d · l~nc. · ·. GirouNtr·aEi·F~ · · · · · · · · _Lb·49c NERS . . . . ·:. lb 5.5C ~-I;..M!~1:...'«!.E""...,.."'_...,._.,,.,... u.. 49.• V1nlilt W1ftrs 12 oz. pi!g 35c Golde~ Blrlelnua FAIDAX ' LB. WAX PAPER .. .. Roll 27c FACIAL TISSUE · · · · Box 29c . I Call'lte- 12111. Roll S.oltleo- 400'1 ·- • t TISSUE · · 2 Rolls 29c ' C:a~ fill rhe·Bill For Any ·~ift I '' scon ' o. Rutl~nd Fumiture Vogue Shoe Store 'i • Foreman and AbboH j ; New York Clothing 1 .. K6CJewelen Pomeroy.Ben Franklin ' ' ~- . Baker Furniture . •' Starks Pharmacy ' ' lngel's Furnitunt .. ~~----~~--~--~ ... ~.~--------~ ' • ' - ' ! . ,~ ' ' . ' ' �• ' . ' • • meet your friends at FREE! SHORTENING 100 S&H·Green Stamps lwltb llllocoapoo & pur<hase of · · ·) EVANS ICE TEA . .. RHMm this ClfUpon • . 48 Ct; Box 49c (With 3 ::~ 49c Newop~por Here's your guilfe to Dad's Doy Gifting. Every dad has his day! This year it's Ju~~e lht. Coqpon) ~~ this coupon at 1ny IVANS SUPER MARKITS until clot~ time, S.tvrllay, JuN 20, 1959. 0.. GWINn to Hdt f.mlly, ,..... •t •ny EVANS SUPER MARKETS until elAine time. S•hnd•y, June 20. 19.19. o .. coupon to f.mlly, pl..... "'h where lt's ·fun to s' hopl Is flying, better give thought riglit away ta choosing the present that will plea" him bnt;' Coraer MW and J<~ orth Secoad Stroela • Good way to start is to check through this con veni~nt gift guide. Listed below you will fi 11d MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Issue . . , . _. UIIU $coH-Saft W eve BATHROOM Auorted Colors ' ' • IIi - • -· • . I CHUNK . . • • .. .. NO. V2 CANS BAKED FOR .QUALITY SOLD FOR VALUE . · ~~ ·: ·',~L ONLY AT EVANS Ce BUNS NO. 300 CANS PKG. of 12 23c 29c PHILLIP'S , CORBETT : WHOLE . .. . . . • • . -. . . AU Varletleo GLEN VALLEY . • LAYER CAKES · · · · Each 49c NO. 303 CANS • • oi ' ,. ' -~ '- Ir ~- • ,., . • " ' •.I, . ' ~- ' ' ',: \¥. '··- ' • I .._., NO. 303 CANS . ·' . ' .. -· ' •. I • J.e· Of GiftS: Guy • ... ' . NO. 3 CANS • • • .. . • • • •• - . . . . . .. GREEN • . 46 oz. CANS HOME ST\'LE COOKIES · · Dozen39c k' • • ••• • • • ·ms a ; ·. HAMB URGER or HOT DOG BUNS PKG. of 8 ~l!;~s":'; ! • • • • HUNT'S IIVAHSi ' • !EA TREAT es omatoes ' · katie . the local merchants advertising in this section. ROLLS • ' ' . ·-. . - '( ' J i· ~ I ,.-_~ .. , . WHIR BREAD 2 lrg.lvs. 31c Mo· Need To Go Out Qf Town, . ,., ·r - . ' . -:,, . . ' ' .I The MerchantS Listed Below t, Malted Milk laPs 100 ct.' pkg. 29c ·::::.::~---- ' . Joil'iQul ..~. 3 ~ Si••.~-!» ~"K''CAMAY • .aBath Bo2!: CHERRY PIE ·Ft~LING 3 cclns·$1 . . VI~NNA SAUSAGE! • 5 cans $1 .. · • Fomlly Sire Scotki11 Napklna 2 lox• 37c W.WOrf nssu · · 4 Rolls 39c Sulhlae • ~ TillS SE~N '· ' 1... ~. 1!111· ' ' ' 12 oallox29c ' > ' • • '•, ' LUNCH EO... MEATS • • ~ ·.o.:. ;n • · ~ • • • • Swift Pi'tmlwn- YoliD• Bellavllle- 4 lo t Lb. Aver..e BUTTERBALL TURKEY • ~ • • • \ ·• ·~ " • Cry Ripe · · • . . .~o· . , .' . t · .·, j • · ~- I. \o. '·• ., .. -: ; ''....' .· MiddleporfDept. Store ' ' ' ; -~. :., . ", • • •• ... ' ' . . . ~ •·. . Stif.flen ' . " ~---~·. : MasQn .Furniture . ';~; I Th, S)Jo~~ Center. . McMaster Hardware and Furniture 1 · Tfle $~oe' •q~ . ·· · ,. . • I ' . · . Wernen Radio And TV Smith Clothing Co. ! l c• • •' • ' .... • Pickens Hardware . '· ' ', .··,·· ·Dairy Valley -. . .· Roush~ Shoe Store .. ' ' ., Lb. 49f! . 1 . . f• ' . The Modern M'ort swlftPremlwn-1 Lb. ceUo _r -.. TOWELS · · · · 2 Reg. Rolls 41c """ SANDWICH COOKIES ·· · · 49c · You~Wc.~tTo Buy For D~d · l~nc. · ·. GirouNtr·aEi·F~ · · · · · · · · _Lb·49c NERS . . . . ·:. lb 5.5C ~-I;..M!~1:...'«!.E""...,.."'_...,._.,,.,... u.. 49.• V1nlilt W1ftrs 12 oz. pi!g 35c Golde~ Blrlelnua FAIDAX ' LB. WAX PAPER .. .. Roll 27c FACIAL TISSUE · · · · Box 29c . I Call'lte- 12111. Roll S.oltleo- 400'1 ·- • t TISSUE · · 2 Rolls 29c ' C:a~ fill rhe·Bill For Any ·~ift I '' scon ' o. Rutl~nd Fumiture Vogue Shoe Store 'i • Foreman and AbboH j ; New York Clothing 1 .. K6CJewelen Pomeroy.Ben Franklin ' ' ~- . Baker Furniture . •' Starks Pharmacy ' ' lngel's Furnitunt .. ~~----~~--~--~ ... ~.~--------~ ' • ' - ' ! . ,~ ' ' . ' ' �• lila 'To Dad's "Gleam 1Tih'GiftS "Of Jewelry The ble impOrtant trend tow.ard a new look o1 for of· fm some for f'atht'f's Oay. attording to the Jewelry Industry Council. Rilli.s.._ for men have skyrocketed in ma1euline ''teem. in thct put tew yean, and toda)' are resuming their historical roLe .1.1 an import ,ant symbol ()f .a man's taste and prestie. Signet rines initial rings · or a beautiful clauic ring set with GIFTS FOR FATHERS DAY The Big ,Red Anchor" ·.Yo Dotlars Buy More!! special note of elegan~ for Father. Alao adding a touch of elea:ance is the increasmgly popular tie-t-act. . Watches bave foUowed the fash ion trend closely to that 1 wl,tch that is more than eicht old is visibly dated in tts • . Slreleh llo<b ....... - 88e _,d $UO Olhi!f Ill • ....... • . ..,. ~- ·-········- 3k en othtl'Wise. Simple gold links. work ed with a lovely new finish or bearing his intials, are another $9.95 ···a I'Ao!alre Shoe Kits . . . . . . . . . . f5;t5 Dr. Sehotrn...ltk FoOt _ , e r ............. .$8.15 er thi*ll the big blazing booutiea that made newa some ydrs ago and the bandeomest ones · are Mt witb atones ~ her ·precious or Plain Toe (bfords llbl ~ In AMOL Pedwla Sh... . . ... $1.15 te Ut.H ' in some new forms. Tiley are amall $1G.9S !':,~ ALl.,. 10%. tllJMt.t,.,__ u UOU,'Y"II\oOD IUPI) - -~ -~ Ioaa 110 ~ £.r 1oor Ia II • llod R~l t. wtltlna a ocrip; t. wrlllen 1.. , . • ....,... which •h~ detmbn of C. A. llehilllt ,. ·Is Too ~Goad 'For..Dod! Tbe coillinental trt:nd in •men's ' I fashi~ bas brought blck cu.fflinks Reg. $12.95 • Nothing But NotJtina P.ld'< "· - 0 beautiful stone in a rugged' maseuline setting, makes it an even more personal ehoice OXFORDS .. - . '• .1 AIR-0-IIIAGIC Dep'a rtment Store \ Father's Day~RrtRnt - ·~·~· .\ . SElEa NOW! MEN'S ROMEO'S Leather Soles $4.99 CREI'I; sou; SliPPERS $3.99 Roush's Shoe Store - Middleport - DAD WashN' '::~.u~'"'~;euoriea jJl . ,.., , money lichters, c:lgarett.e I •TERRIFIC VALUES •BIG SELECTION ' '' f'Qt , QAD . Da<t. wU~, p~ ~ P~IIb' of u.e from !II c,lot}JN l(.l~l -U h~ J:eQ one for a Father'• d)_, «ltt· 11te~. hsnd1ome wood•n ..aetaJ.Oriea permit him to neatly ~ up, his eJoihea for the next dl)ll· wear and they have SLACKS l ' ' . ' Sale! a man teet well dre.ued. "'i~·r," ' ' 1 pent ~ll~ ~ucil&-al.so belp ,j ' SHORT SLEEVE SUMMER ,,.,,..for bla wa,Uet and chance $3.95 to $8.95 11 for hta thlrt, tie and SU-IR L&% 114 COURT STrtriT for a new 1triw Dad on Fath· want olte of the cl'Ulhabtb •ty1t!l one of lite riew 1al1ora tt\at are POII!IROY e WASH AND WEAR FABRICS GALORE! Shop Sittner'• Flrlt 111d sa..,! , eFINEST MIRACLE BLENDS! MESHES! e PLENTY KNIT PLACKET SHIRTS, TOO! . } i' NEW ·STYLES r NEW COLORS! FAMOUS MAkES! SOX. 25t ~ e A truly vast selection of liner quality Sport Shirts In ., three sensational groups .. Tru·Val, Campus, 'E .f. Wand other famous makes. All terrific values for Father's Iiay gifting! S-M·L and XL sizes. ' 'CIIo~t'Here The Gift For Fother H~ 1 h(Go 'F~r Any Of The1e Mlases' Gift Items Juniors Cool, All Washable · '·Golltn-. . MI!~'S "WASil N' WI!;(R" ·n~ 1c'ks ........ $5.95to$10.9S S3·'9 ·Mi:N'J .MANHATIEN MANSMOOTH SPORT SHIRTS ·· · .. .. .. $5.00 Men~• ShGrl si'eeve Wub N' Wear • ... ... ... j ~ ' ' IJ!~ · WdSn ~ WW ~:f:';· " , ' ' ,, ··-~· ~· .,..' . •·' "' . :, · TC( .. ... ·-...u.,..,.. ' ; :i.·: _- ....... ~ I·. • :."':.' . t:yiiiDy.: ~ _t:. ... INlJI . '·-~ '·' ., SPORT SHIRTS · .... ., $1.98 tt $3,95 • lft:ALfll KNIT IDd FRUIT OF THE LOOIJ . .' 'UN DERWEAl '· .MEN'S ' MEN'S BUXTON BILLFOLDS $3.'95 aiHt'$s:cSO FRIJIT tGoN1 T I ES . .. . . . . . . . $1.00 .. ·~ . ·,· : . -s·fiWI ' '' '' TOP FASHION,iSWIM ,, .l . ,.u.u.:a. ~ LUGGAGE "JIJST A QOOD PLACE TO TIW>E" • I, ,. ' ~· 'll'il' $1,91tt$4.95 ~l'kTNlrNT STORE . • ~ r,.t ''- ~ Only Ill< )t .e,W~MMn't ~ ......,.... 1T am- ODd~ IMO "''" "":'t ·"'-·lo38. from iti> !J"'k• ! . '• : w .. . "''",{! -r;.• ,, HOUSE ROllS $5~9s " ' THI ·~.·- -~~ WASII N' WI!AR ,, ' ....... Give Him One OF ·tiMM ran. - ; ' CR'A!RSI �• lila 'To Dad's "Gleam 1Tih'GiftS "Of Jewelry The ble impOrtant trend tow.ard a new look o1 for of· fm some for f'atht'f's Oay. attording to the Jewelry Industry Council. Rilli.s.._ for men have skyrocketed in ma1euline ''teem. in thct put tew yean, and toda)' are resuming their historical roLe .1.1 an import ,ant symbol ()f .a man's taste and prestie. Signet rines initial rings · or a beautiful clauic ring set with GIFTS FOR FATHERS DAY The Big ,Red Anchor" ·.Yo Dotlars Buy More!! special note of elegan~ for Father. Alao adding a touch of elea:ance is the increasmgly popular tie-t-act. . Watches bave foUowed the fash ion trend closely to that 1 wl,tch that is more than eicht old is visibly dated in tts • . Slreleh llo<b ....... - 88e _,d $UO Olhi!f Ill • ....... • . ..,. ~- ·-········- 3k en othtl'Wise. Simple gold links. work ed with a lovely new finish or bearing his intials, are another $9.95 ···a I'Ao!alre Shoe Kits . . . . . . . . . . f5;t5 Dr. Sehotrn...ltk FoOt _ , e r ............. .$8.15 er thi*ll the big blazing booutiea that made newa some ydrs ago and the bandeomest ones · are Mt witb atones ~ her ·precious or Plain Toe (bfords llbl ~ In AMOL Pedwla Sh... . . ... $1.15 te Ut.H ' in some new forms. Tiley are amall $1G.9S !':,~ ALl.,. 10%. tllJMt.t,.,__ u UOU,'Y"II\oOD IUPI) - -~ -~ Ioaa 110 ~ £.r 1oor Ia II • llod R~l t. wtltlna a ocrip; t. wrlllen 1.. , . • ....,... which •h~ detmbn of C. A. llehilllt ,. ·Is Too ~Goad 'For..Dod! Tbe coillinental trt:nd in •men's ' I fashi~ bas brought blck cu.fflinks Reg. $12.95 • Nothing But NotJtina P.ld'< "· - 0 beautiful stone in a rugged' maseuline setting, makes it an even more personal ehoice OXFORDS .. - . '• .1 AIR-0-IIIAGIC Dep'a rtment Store \ Father's Day~RrtRnt - ·~·~· .\ . SElEa NOW! MEN'S ROMEO'S Leather Soles $4.99 CREI'I; sou; SliPPERS $3.99 Roush's Shoe Store - Middleport - DAD WashN' '::~.u~'"'~;euoriea jJl . ,.., , money lichters, c:lgarett.e I •TERRIFIC VALUES •BIG SELECTION ' '' f'Qt , QAD . Da<t. wU~, p~ ~ P~IIb' of u.e from !II c,lot}JN l(.l~l -U h~ J:eQ one for a Father'• d)_, «ltt· 11te~. hsnd1ome wood•n ..aetaJ.Oriea permit him to neatly ~ up, his eJoihea for the next dl)ll· wear and they have SLACKS l ' ' . ' Sale! a man teet well dre.ued. "'i~·r," ' ' 1 pent ~ll~ ~ucil&-al.so belp ,j ' SHORT SLEEVE SUMMER ,,.,,..for bla wa,Uet and chance $3.95 to $8.95 11 for hta thlrt, tie and SU-IR L&% 114 COURT STrtriT for a new 1triw Dad on Fath· want olte of the cl'Ulhabtb •ty1t!l one of lite riew 1al1ora tt\at are POII!IROY e WASH AND WEAR FABRICS GALORE! Shop Sittner'• Flrlt 111d sa..,! , eFINEST MIRACLE BLENDS! MESHES! e PLENTY KNIT PLACKET SHIRTS, TOO! . } i' NEW ·STYLES r NEW COLORS! FAMOUS MAkES! SOX. 25t ~ e A truly vast selection of liner quality Sport Shirts In ., three sensational groups .. Tru·Val, Campus, 'E .f. Wand other famous makes. All terrific values for Father's Iiay gifting! S-M·L and XL sizes. ' 'CIIo~t'Here The Gift For Fother H~ 1 h(Go 'F~r Any Of The1e Mlases' Gift Items Juniors Cool, All Washable · '·Golltn-. . MI!~'S "WASil N' WI!;(R" ·n~ 1c'ks ........ $5.95to$10.9S S3·'9 ·Mi:N'J .MANHATIEN MANSMOOTH SPORT SHIRTS ·· · .. .. .. $5.00 Men~• ShGrl si'eeve Wub N' Wear • ... ... ... j ~ ' ' IJ!~ · WdSn ~ WW ~:f:';· " , ' ' ,, ··-~· ~· .,..' . •·' "' . :, · TC( .. ... ·-...u.,..,.. ' ; :i.·: _- ....... ~ I·. • :."':.' . t:yiiiDy.: ~ _t:. ... INlJI . '·-~ '·' ., SPORT SHIRTS · .... ., $1.98 tt $3,95 • lft:ALfll KNIT IDd FRUIT OF THE LOOIJ . .' 'UN DERWEAl '· .MEN'S ' MEN'S BUXTON BILLFOLDS $3.'95 aiHt'$s:cSO FRIJIT tGoN1 T I ES . .. . . . . . . . $1.00 .. ·~ . ·,· : . -s·fiWI ' '' '' TOP FASHION,iSWIM ,, .l . ,.u.u.:a. ~ LUGGAGE "JIJST A QOOD PLACE TO TIW>E" • I, ,. ' ~· 'll'il' $1,91tt$4.95 ~l'kTNlrNT STORE . • ~ r,.t ''- ~ Only Ill< )t .e,W~MMn't ~ ......,.... 1T am- ODd~ IMO "''" "":'t ·"'-·lo38. from iti> !J"'k• ! . '• : w .. . "''",{! -r;.• ,, HOUSE ROllS $5~9s " ' THI ·~.·- -~~ WASII N' WI!AR ,, ' ....... Give Him One OF ·tiMM ran. - ; ' CR'A!RSI �. . • ' \ Give Dad Thrill Of Stereo Music;. Your Father's D•y gift can add Perhaps be could _use a new golf Gift Dad with an adjunct to hil to Dad's happiest houra if you gi~e bat~ . He most eertaml.y c_an use a ravorHe hobby this Father's .Day him sporting equipment for hiS couple of dmen of h•.s favonle and , if ·he doesn't have 1 hobby , brand of goJf ball. If h1s old &olf favorite pastime . Pleasant and practical reminder& Hhoe& are shot, give htm a g1ft of your affection foe him will ac· certificate for a comfortable ne_w company Dad to the eoU links, tbe pair. A caddy cart will be a bLg < tennis courlB, the bowU.a1 alleys or help in htggiDi bia clubs down the on fishing trips it you carefully fairways. WORLD IN HIS CORNER ch~e tome gear for hi• pet rec· Jf ~nn.is te Dad'a forte, a ~ran_d •• reauan. new tlghUy. ttru~ racquet: m 11.15 A globe of his awn is sure to get lavorlt~ wetght ~1th the s_n:e grip a pleased receptioil from any Dad If your Dad la a a:olfer be will al· ~st sUited for hia hand, Will make } wbo'a keeping up with current most certainly have hill eye on hu eyes ahlne .. A new r~cquet world events some new irons or matched wooda. t for has rae ~~;;:;~;;;;~·=====-=-"~"";,;.~~"-;;;;;,;o;.;;.="'"J press or a en~us case · p q_u et a_nd _tenms clothes are other ••• fme gtft 1de~s. Sever~l vacuum ,..... can& of tenDJJ balls WJU last htm mos_t of the summer. Ftsherman Dads never seem to have enough tackle. Fre_sh water . angler.s dote on fly castmg rods, dry n1es, fine line, new reels and creels. They also like the new folding ne~s · that P<ICk small enough to fU into a club ·bag. Salt water fishermen go for heavier rods for tuna, sword~_ish •• and marlin. They also ne~ ki~Jgsite reel& to hold enough lme wtlh wlth which to fight those mon· sters. There are more Dads afloat these days than ever before . If yours is a boatman he probably ~an use a~y on~ of .a number of things for COM~ S~E US FOR A FINE SELECTION ! hu craft. , Ranging in scope from a new outboard motor to a set of signal nags there are compasses, search· Hghtl, fire eKtlngulshers, kapoc f.iUed life-saver-cushion s,_ anchors, l'unning lights, cook stove' or even a new dingby. .' ,. -· ' FATHER'S DAY GIFTS Shirts • Ties Socks FINE HANbKERCHIEFS . LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Father's Da.·y Cards ...........-.. . ·..,,m~m BEN A • E. Main Sl. ~ l '•' ·~ _I' ' "" '' Phone 254-X POMEROY, OHIO do-lt·yourtelf t't1d will flncl loll of UHI kir • ham. rMChanlc'• k1t lnclu41ni electric drill and ItCIIIOri.. and soclc•t WARCh Ht. ly C ---.1 . 10M .t UNCLI .' " HUS8ANO GRANDI'AlHER i i• ... our _,.... •rrar - ' ' l. i .. .. Be a good CIIY and buy Dad 1 gift on H:is Day ... . Jl"at.ber's Payr 1t'1 a lucky ,Dd wh~tte f•mlly , . Tht Dad who'• • hi·fi hn will w-.1· IMII'!bers hlin on ,.......,, O.y with come ...,. of the rMW stereopl:l.,.. , tei.Vislon ... fer ~~ own ic corw,.onHtL _ Yo11r . gift . c.n or den. Thh ont l• sUm -•uolt.i ,.,.. frem • new st•r" c•r· to 10 .amoat 1nywhtft. trid11 to • complete st•r.o hl..fl li,ner. ' ...-. r f F Scratch the, sur.ace o any ather and you 11 fmd an amateur p.hotographcr, if it's only ·beeaulle he wants ~ 0 be able to make JIICtures of hts loved ones. And whetrher he'• adept at the practice or not.ls no lonJer Jrnportant. For. tbts ~~ the era of thx~ camera fttted wtth automatlc ~ poau~ controh so Blmple tbat Vll'· tually all be need do l1 to point ON • • DAD~S DAY . • . eol,.rt. - If Dod · - lo lith, ..... , .......... • oi'Ntlla splnflthlnt outfit IJke thia fer both frtlh •nd Alt w... r fun. 10 lurft are inClildecl. By O.r cl•· 5¢ to 50¢ .... ''' $2.00, $2.95 YEllO-BOWL PIPES · · $1.50, I • • \ . . ~6-t~ ~:99 ing t, pbotograpbic Dad's Day gift that wUl bring peal- of joy fr.om sbould be no problem. or course ·him. , . ., Finally, no, Dad wh,'? ~~k~a pic· tures, ever hal enou.lh. fliJD: In· some in his D"adia D•Y •lifta. . . to 12 .,!!:,,,. MIAIN,. ST. ... 'PlJMERO~ . . .. • $9.95 '• •'· • '• ' ;' 1·. • COATS BLDG. 6" ·, MIDDi..EPOBT . . . • ·' 1 • ... j ' I '. • CIGARETTE •' ..· ~ · ,.••• •• • "'•• I "• FIT FOR 'I'HE SWilLL GUY HE IS AI The Pomeroy Bend Bridge POMEROY OlUO . '· r . ' ), $1;99 t0 ;$3.99 ' . .~!e.;.le '\i,lld.l~n'g ' . (. CJ~.4:Rt , ·. • port- · strles, plalds, ;~~« .I'IA~, J4Y..· ,. 16\<2,. """' large si· l ~es . r.•r~ . u~~ useful on do" extr~ In, short sleeve •yleo 17\<2:19. .• .. -... MOVIE ' F·LASR 'OUTFIT $15.15 ·c~~f ·~lf!KJi. nll.· .. . ,. olrHERS .... I ' IILLFOLDS , $2.49,$5.00 and $10.00 ...• ·- Norllco Razor · ·· $24.95 . Sunbea111 Razor · · $32.50 • "" ' •• • " Give Hbit A Bronson ' • """1'"'1!J: ., •(t' . a'"~l4~~", S;tftw.g'Rod &.Reel ( ....... $8.95 ,. ' Itt. GRILLS WOR ,, .. · .. · .. $1.95 nmtx Watches $6.95 up Sun Gimes · · $1.00 ., .,Sua iiJI Clianoal tbd Llgller Fluid . . Cali Fronller aeoa& .siafle•Adlen Complete Lint - - - - ' t$1•.50 YARDI..EY, OLD SPICE, SEAFOl\TH MAX FACTOR SETS Seteet ·by Attow, RUibY' · --.-. 1 ·~ ·Putlt.n . ...., 8111Jie ...... Cb- Frotn Our' Ctlmplete ·~ "' • . ' " TAKE DAD OM A .PICNIC • ·' COMPJ.BTB UNB OF PICNIC 8Ul'PUI8 STAkK~S ' DRUG ,STORE Cool Web N' Wear, Da· ~n · BENRUS WAT'CHES lloniOn Llahten Links ' . c:lGmplele · L1H · · Fi$HW$ I~QO:· tliWe' . hl''i'fW.'G cili\·s- SLU'Kl cron and ·Rayon, and Wdol. we.. ','>!.- f.:t1' ~\. ·~ St'iof1 '! '""' $6.95 · ·~ . , {.\,· A" '.;<' ' •X:, • 1<•.• ·.~ ,-~ ' \~- ·' ' . Stools ...... tk \ $1.00 .. $10.00 ., f, .. 22iUl~;· PISTOL Men's Toiletories I \. Waab and W8!~ ll!'li $2.95 to $8.95 GILLETTE Adjurtable I ,. ·n~••s~ ,sm • . LIGHTERS · · · · ·· · · .~k d'p • B1M A GUT BE ..• up PIPES ........ l • } DAIRY VALLEY srxcz",. 1qose'€igars To '"•'~ Taste l ·stzm ~r~, · ~l1oiWfi~·. 1 FOR fllltERJ DAY· :~ WRIST WATCHES . · :w~H N' w~;a. 'SUMMER .. , ·VO?!t'W: •• ' ! ll'llf,lf'a .,.,, Sund1yf June 21 L_-- _•-:. ~·~y-V!.L~I!---- . . -- ---- PIPE RACKS .......... $1.~5, $2.50,$5.00 l . · . PIPES CIGARS LIGHTERS FOR FATHERS ONLY 1 tWITH THIS COVPON) Complele Line Pound c- Toblteeo I.Mthor and SMQIO;! ELEQRIC SI:IA~S nd shoot white or color. · · u yo~r.e.D"ad - ~s 1 c:onfirmed . a~d T~e new automatic exposure con· experlencfd amateur check 1'118 trfils will be found on the inexpen· gadgetry· Qet him in'to c!onv~aa­ sive ·model! of 'both still and movie tion, and' a Wbole eXciUna world of cameru, which meant that budget· glvl"i. will ,i )e opened up fo~ yoU a o I I ... """ ... , .. .. Noreloo aDd Remlnglon SHOCKPROOF I " - b1.1 paued in tbe Fatb•tarto . BILLFOLDS • SPECI~ I + thullaam aa ,41utl!f.tr .,,....,._ htm • watch~ fOr' ,........,, D•~· this .,. It !lltdtiC. ,...-rlld t.y , tiny 'Mr'ft . _?HII. Hii;nllhln. . Bt'AOI!:, 'BltOWN ., C:AM.ERAS & FILM SHAV{N'G KITS ·--- -------------. FREE SUNDAE ~ - 0a4 ....I,Nrs 1 ~,~~~ .11t!d , SA'NDAL$ Largo SeleoUoa Of ' ¢ 1e..-.- ,. · Men's Choose From Our Son tifta ..lfw..D1d with a 11ft of numt.red cwws for hi1 clubs. Golf bats •nd c1rta, tolf belli, t .... etc. •lao make pod lifts for ,._ .' Come ln· utd Good for .A FREE SUNDAE • 6P.Y. bot• Remember DAD c.o.u.P.o.N 8ROlHER f stamp col[ectlng. PhUateli.ltl uaually apeclallu ln tbeir collections 50 if your Dad is 1 collector, aim your a.ift at hi.s spedalty. He may need extra albums, ,a good magnifying glass or, perhapa, he baa his eye on a certain special stamp. Coin collecting has many adber· nts t.oo Theae felloWs are u avid e 5 lheir · brother stamp collectors :nd are always on the lookout for are coina or "mints" ta. fill in a r . se~~:· latest 'hobby is stereo hl ·fi. Many a Dad who didn't tnow a deeibel from a micro-Jroove 1 year or 80 ago Is now an amatear electronic genius. Hi fi tans are alw1y1 in need of component pari.! such aa speaker&, turntables, pick-up arms, cartridges, amplifying unlta and uf cords course, re · ls your Dad a gardener? These fellows seldom have enoua:h hand tools such as rakes, spades. boes and cultivators. They alto 'ean use garden carts, hose, sprlnklen and spray noozles. U be does bll prdening on a .big scale, one of the new power bandies that operate tillers. cultivator~ and harrows will save him a lot of bt.ck-break · ing work. Some of tbeae convert into snow-plows, too. Tropical fish with their needed accessories, model building kits and tools, as well as paints and rbruahes for week end arUsta Jre other good hobby giflll. loopa for tees and: tiand towela. Firbing fai\s are euy to ilfil For lilt and :fftljl w..ater sn1Jers then are cqol but rp.gged aJaeb and abirts that euU'\ witha14n4 . the rigors of outdoor u.a and llrt ttlll easy on the efel. Wafh-we•r ~brics are the tifs( ·eholce t in lounging before and slackl need no trontn•·· • , Lone·billed · halling· eapi come in Dida there is a wide bandy, too, as do a 1000 pait'! of From tip to toe sun glasses · and wuha·ble rubber Caps, knitted or soled canv-. sbon · , sbirp, lightMany Dach and younger Grand· that can be ~adfi get their exercise on the ten11 iDBur-- .nis eourts. These strenous atblJ!tes and awn· need kn'tted· cotton 1-r.birtl or "col · , a.ld JOlf tared sliP.over iblrta that aoak up given vla perspl(ation Jrl the ·hot sUn. They - he may be also can q~e c00;l tennis thortll, ca'bleb""it sweaters for. wear begolfers aNIIiYS· Jween ~ as well · ~ som~ of , r.be sii.ck& and golf new PerleHJy -fitting ·For THIS f FATitiJR I .,.hat better way b there to remem· ber the family athlete• than with ' lift of sport&w~lil' to help them !enjoy *eir favorite paatime-? , 8umti1ertime i.s swim-time, so ~d wtU need e:r.t.ra swim Lruoki, Fabana sets tha\.: comb.Lne trunk• ijth matchlna: item-cloth , line.d .~ll suit •after ON o M.OJt Deds and Grendadi bave al:lorll, Theee ire 1peel•llY deatcn· their favorite outdoor aporla and ed with roomy hlp -pocket• and ' 11-IUrtt, beach sandill.~; an,d li.rp ov- · f~hing ·larmerth ~,.uae the n,hy ~d towels tor his l~er. -New Odora and stains remove elally •nd. ~'- beacbwe11r la • ope•p_*o cover- 'd)e shlrts, poplin Jackeh, - and FATHERS DAY . for ' """"""'· MIPop"s S~er Pleasures abort lleeved topo IUid boltoml U..t .U ooulllnl to Bomlwlu l\IOU • mqGera ~ of. su.rnmer pajuau a oool propow lor a hot lllllbL For eomlort'o uke, 1111 1114 willa IOL get him started on one that wlU fill his leisure hou.ra with healtb· ful relaxation J>octon 1 ~y that evef'J m1n should hue a bobby to take bb mind off of the problem• of the bus:i.neu day, and the range of these faadnating paatimea b w:lde enough to eqage t.he interests --of aU Dads. One of the oldest 'b obbie• h Every Father Is APhotographer At Heart FRANKLIN ,Sportswear Puts Pop Into • .0.T STOaT Your Gifts Can Fill Dad's 'AfterHom' With Pleasure Consider Dad's Sports Life Help Father When Choosing His Presents Ride AHobby • '' ' ~· .~ llP �. . • ' \ Give Dad Thrill Of Stereo Music;. Your Father's D•y gift can add Perhaps be could _use a new golf Gift Dad with an adjunct to hil to Dad's happiest houra if you gi~e bat~ . He most eertaml.y c_an use a ravorHe hobby this Father's .Day him sporting equipment for hiS couple of dmen of h•.s favonle and , if ·he doesn't have 1 hobby , brand of goJf ball. If h1s old &olf favorite pastime . Pleasant and practical reminder& Hhoe& are shot, give htm a g1ft of your affection foe him will ac· certificate for a comfortable ne_w company Dad to the eoU links, tbe pair. A caddy cart will be a bLg < tennis courlB, the bowU.a1 alleys or help in htggiDi bia clubs down the on fishing trips it you carefully fairways. WORLD IN HIS CORNER ch~e tome gear for hi• pet rec· Jf ~nn.is te Dad'a forte, a ~ran_d •• reauan. new tlghUy. ttru~ racquet: m 11.15 A globe of his awn is sure to get lavorlt~ wetght ~1th the s_n:e grip a pleased receptioil from any Dad If your Dad la a a:olfer be will al· ~st sUited for hia hand, Will make } wbo'a keeping up with current most certainly have hill eye on hu eyes ahlne .. A new r~cquet world events some new irons or matched wooda. t for has rae ~~;;:;~;;;;~·=====-=-"~"";,;.~~"-;;;;;,;o;.;;.="'"J press or a en~us case · p q_u et a_nd _tenms clothes are other ••• fme gtft 1de~s. Sever~l vacuum ,..... can& of tenDJJ balls WJU last htm mos_t of the summer. Ftsherman Dads never seem to have enough tackle. Fre_sh water . angler.s dote on fly castmg rods, dry n1es, fine line, new reels and creels. They also like the new folding ne~s · that P<ICk small enough to fU into a club ·bag. Salt water fishermen go for heavier rods for tuna, sword~_ish •• and marlin. They also ne~ ki~Jgsite reel& to hold enough lme wtlh wlth which to fight those mon· sters. There are more Dads afloat these days than ever before . If yours is a boatman he probably ~an use a~y on~ of .a number of things for COM~ S~E US FOR A FINE SELECTION ! hu craft. , Ranging in scope from a new outboard motor to a set of signal nags there are compasses, search· Hghtl, fire eKtlngulshers, kapoc f.iUed life-saver-cushion s,_ anchors, l'unning lights, cook stove' or even a new dingby. .' ,. -· ' FATHER'S DAY GIFTS Shirts • Ties Socks FINE HANbKERCHIEFS . LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Father's Da.·y Cards ...........-.. . ·..,,m~m BEN A • E. Main Sl. ~ l '•' ·~ _I' ' "" '' Phone 254-X POMEROY, OHIO do-lt·yourtelf t't1d will flncl loll of UHI kir • ham. rMChanlc'• k1t lnclu41ni electric drill and ItCIIIOri.. and soclc•t WARCh Ht. ly C ---.1 . 10M .t UNCLI .' " HUS8ANO GRANDI'AlHER i i• ... our _,.... •rrar - ' ' l. i .. .. Be a good CIIY and buy Dad 1 gift on H:is Day ... . Jl"at.ber's Payr 1t'1 a lucky ,Dd wh~tte f•mlly , . Tht Dad who'• • hi·fi hn will w-.1· IMII'!bers hlin on ,.......,, O.y with come ...,. of the rMW stereopl:l.,.. , tei.Vislon ... fer ~~ own ic corw,.onHtL _ Yo11r . gift . c.n or den. Thh ont l• sUm -•uolt.i ,.,.. frem • new st•r" c•r· to 10 .amoat 1nywhtft. trid11 to • complete st•r.o hl..fl li,ner. ' ...-. r f F Scratch the, sur.ace o any ather and you 11 fmd an amateur p.hotographcr, if it's only ·beeaulle he wants ~ 0 be able to make JIICtures of hts loved ones. And whetrher he'• adept at the practice or not.ls no lonJer Jrnportant. For. tbts ~~ the era of thx~ camera fttted wtth automatlc ~ poau~ controh so Blmple tbat Vll'· tually all be need do l1 to point ON • • DAD~S DAY . • . eol,.rt. - If Dod · - lo lith, ..... , .......... • oi'Ntlla splnflthlnt outfit IJke thia fer both frtlh •nd Alt w... r fun. 10 lurft are inClildecl. By O.r cl•· 5¢ to 50¢ .... ''' $2.00, $2.95 YEllO-BOWL PIPES · · $1.50, I • • \ . . ~6-t~ ~:99 ing t, pbotograpbic Dad's Day gift that wUl bring peal- of joy fr.om sbould be no problem. or course ·him. , . ., Finally, no, Dad wh,'? ~~k~a pic· tures, ever hal enou.lh. fliJD: In· some in his D"adia D•Y •lifta. . . to 12 .,!!:,,,. MIAIN,. ST. ... 'PlJMERO~ . . .. • $9.95 '• •'· • '• ' ;' 1·. • COATS BLDG. 6" ·, MIDDi..EPOBT . . . • ·' 1 • ... j ' I '. • CIGARETTE •' ..· ~ · ,.••• •• • "'•• I "• FIT FOR 'I'HE SWilLL GUY HE IS AI The Pomeroy Bend Bridge POMEROY OlUO . '· r . ' ), $1;99 t0 ;$3.99 ' . .~!e.;.le '\i,lld.l~n'g ' . (. CJ~.4:Rt , ·. • port- · strles, plalds, ;~~« .I'IA~, J4Y..· ,. 16\<2,. """' large si· l ~es . r.•r~ . u~~ useful on do" extr~ In, short sleeve •yleo 17\<2:19. .• .. -... MOVIE ' F·LASR 'OUTFIT $15.15 ·c~~f ·~lf!KJi. nll.· .. . ,. olrHERS .... I ' IILLFOLDS , $2.49,$5.00 and $10.00 ...• ·- Norllco Razor · ·· $24.95 . Sunbea111 Razor · · $32.50 • "" ' •• • " Give Hbit A Bronson ' • """1'"'1!J: ., •(t' . a'"~l4~~", S;tftw.g'Rod &.Reel ( ....... $8.95 ,. ' Itt. GRILLS WOR ,, .. · .. · .. $1.95 nmtx Watches $6.95 up Sun Gimes · · $1.00 ., .,Sua iiJI Clianoal tbd Llgller Fluid . . Cali Fronller aeoa& .siafle•Adlen Complete Lint - - - - ' t$1•.50 YARDI..EY, OLD SPICE, SEAFOl\TH MAX FACTOR SETS Seteet ·by Attow, RUibY' · --.-. 1 ·~ ·Putlt.n . ...., 8111Jie ...... Cb- Frotn Our' Ctlmplete ·~ "' • . ' " TAKE DAD OM A .PICNIC • ·' COMPJ.BTB UNB OF PICNIC 8Ul'PUI8 STAkK~S ' DRUG ,STORE Cool Web N' Wear, Da· ~n · BENRUS WAT'CHES lloniOn Llahten Links ' . c:lGmplele · L1H · · Fi$HW$ I~QO:· tliWe' . hl''i'fW.'G cili\·s- SLU'Kl cron and ·Rayon, and Wdol. we.. ','>!.- f.:t1' ~\. ·~ St'iof1 '! '""' $6.95 · ·~ . , {.\,· A" '.;<' ' •X:, • 1<•.• ·.~ ,-~ ' \~- ·' ' . Stools ...... tk \ $1.00 .. $10.00 ., f, .. 22iUl~;· PISTOL Men's Toiletories I \. Waab and W8!~ ll!'li $2.95 to $8.95 GILLETTE Adjurtable I ,. ·n~••s~ ,sm • . LIGHTERS · · · · ·· · · .~k d'p • B1M A GUT BE ..• up PIPES ........ l • } DAIRY VALLEY srxcz",. 1qose'€igars To '"•'~ Taste l ·stzm ~r~, · ~l1oiWfi~·. 1 FOR fllltERJ DAY· :~ WRIST WATCHES . · :w~H N' w~;a. 'SUMMER .. , ·VO?!t'W: •• ' ! ll'llf,lf'a .,.,, Sund1yf June 21 L_-- _•-:. ~·~y-V!.L~I!---- . . -- ---- PIPE RACKS .......... $1.~5, $2.50,$5.00 l . · . PIPES CIGARS LIGHTERS FOR FATHERS ONLY 1 tWITH THIS COVPON) Complele Line Pound c- Toblteeo I.Mthor and SMQIO;! ELEQRIC SI:IA~S nd shoot white or color. · · u yo~r.e.D"ad - ~s 1 c:onfirmed . a~d T~e new automatic exposure con· experlencfd amateur check 1'118 trfils will be found on the inexpen· gadgetry· Qet him in'to c!onv~aa­ sive ·model! of 'both still and movie tion, and' a Wbole eXciUna world of cameru, which meant that budget· glvl"i. will ,i )e opened up fo~ yoU a o I I ... """ ... , .. .. Noreloo aDd Remlnglon SHOCKPROOF I " - b1.1 paued in tbe Fatb•tarto . BILLFOLDS • SPECI~ I + thullaam aa ,41utl!f.tr .,,....,._ htm • watch~ fOr' ,........,, D•~· this .,. It !lltdtiC. ,...-rlld t.y , tiny 'Mr'ft . _?HII. Hii;nllhln. . Bt'AOI!:, 'BltOWN ., C:AM.ERAS & FILM SHAV{N'G KITS ·--- -------------. FREE SUNDAE ~ - 0a4 ....I,Nrs 1 ~,~~~ .11t!d , SA'NDAL$ Largo SeleoUoa Of ' ¢ 1e..-.- ,. · Men's Choose From Our Son tifta ..lfw..D1d with a 11ft of numt.red cwws for hi1 clubs. Golf bats •nd c1rta, tolf belli, t .... etc. •lao make pod lifts for ,._ .' Come ln· utd Good for .A FREE SUNDAE • 6P.Y. bot• Remember DAD c.o.u.P.o.N 8ROlHER f stamp col[ectlng. PhUateli.ltl uaually apeclallu ln tbeir collections 50 if your Dad is 1 collector, aim your a.ift at hi.s spedalty. He may need extra albums, ,a good magnifying glass or, perhapa, he baa his eye on a certain special stamp. Coin collecting has many adber· nts t.oo Theae felloWs are u avid e 5 lheir · brother stamp collectors :nd are always on the lookout for are coina or "mints" ta. fill in a r . se~~:· latest 'hobby is stereo hl ·fi. Many a Dad who didn't tnow a deeibel from a micro-Jroove 1 year or 80 ago Is now an amatear electronic genius. Hi fi tans are alw1y1 in need of component pari.! such aa speaker&, turntables, pick-up arms, cartridges, amplifying unlta and uf cords course, re · ls your Dad a gardener? These fellows seldom have enoua:h hand tools such as rakes, spades. boes and cultivators. They alto 'ean use garden carts, hose, sprlnklen and spray noozles. U be does bll prdening on a .big scale, one of the new power bandies that operate tillers. cultivator~ and harrows will save him a lot of bt.ck-break · ing work. Some of tbeae convert into snow-plows, too. Tropical fish with their needed accessories, model building kits and tools, as well as paints and rbruahes for week end arUsta Jre other good hobby giflll. loopa for tees and: tiand towela. Firbing fai\s are euy to ilfil For lilt and :fftljl w..ater sn1Jers then are cqol but rp.gged aJaeb and abirts that euU'\ witha14n4 . the rigors of outdoor u.a and llrt ttlll easy on the efel. Wafh-we•r ~brics are the tifs( ·eholce t in lounging before and slackl need no trontn•·· • , Lone·billed · halling· eapi come in Dida there is a wide bandy, too, as do a 1000 pait'! of From tip to toe sun glasses · and wuha·ble rubber Caps, knitted or soled canv-. sbon · , sbirp, lightMany Dach and younger Grand· that can be ~adfi get their exercise on the ten11 iDBur-- .nis eourts. These strenous atblJ!tes and awn· need kn'tted· cotton 1-r.birtl or "col · , a.ld JOlf tared sliP.over iblrta that aoak up given vla perspl(ation Jrl the ·hot sUn. They - he may be also can q~e c00;l tennis thortll, ca'bleb""it sweaters for. wear begolfers aNIIiYS· Jween ~ as well · ~ som~ of , r.be sii.ck& and golf new PerleHJy -fitting ·For THIS f FATitiJR I .,.hat better way b there to remem· ber the family athlete• than with ' lift of sport&w~lil' to help them !enjoy *eir favorite paatime-? , 8umti1ertime i.s swim-time, so ~d wtU need e:r.t.ra swim Lruoki, Fabana sets tha\.: comb.Lne trunk• ijth matchlna: item-cloth , line.d .~ll suit •after ON o M.OJt Deds and Grendadi bave al:lorll, Theee ire 1peel•llY deatcn· their favorite outdoor aporla and ed with roomy hlp -pocket• and ' 11-IUrtt, beach sandill.~; an,d li.rp ov- · f~hing ·larmerth ~,.uae the n,hy ~d towels tor his l~er. -New Odora and stains remove elally •nd. ~'- beacbwe11r la • ope•p_*o cover- 'd)e shlrts, poplin Jackeh, - and FATHERS DAY . for ' """"""'· MIPop"s S~er Pleasures abort lleeved topo IUid boltoml U..t .U ooulllnl to Bomlwlu l\IOU • mqGera ~ of. su.rnmer pajuau a oool propow lor a hot lllllbL For eomlort'o uke, 1111 1114 willa IOL get him started on one that wlU fill his leisure hou.ra with healtb· ful relaxation J>octon 1 ~y that evef'J m1n should hue a bobby to take bb mind off of the problem• of the bus:i.neu day, and the range of these faadnating paatimea b w:lde enough to eqage t.he interests --of aU Dads. One of the oldest 'b obbie• h Every Father Is APhotographer At Heart FRANKLIN ,Sportswear Puts Pop Into • .0.T STOaT Your Gifts Can Fill Dad's 'AfterHom' With Pleasure Consider Dad's Sports Life Help Father When Choosing His Presents Ride AHobby • '' ' ~· .~ llP �• ' W.Te. . . . tH'II Gifts Of Leather & Luggage Come Close To Dad's Heart BOw :llboul the wbb~ f •mlly - ... ....u, delueif.D.for Dad,· For inatanee, • '*ndiOIIlt .,on jac:kt!l, a Juxurio· . w upbolltred chair or • 1V aet ·fll Jds own. Some Dad 's jobS talr:e them from ,. one end of the country to the other while others mav only travel from , , POll ErtCUIEAN DAD$ • "':- A. carefully chosen p~kage of home to t_h e o~fire. I n any eue o.d't favorite delicacies (such ;u the~ are fwe gl (ts of l ug~age a~d e~Mieaea, apreads , jelhes or what- leathtr g~s th_al will dellcht htm iWr-) will iCOr e 1 hit on Father's on Fat hers Da) . 'Oaf. If your Dad doe~ mort of -h is I I •· or ' I •• mocleftl d ...... ' • " l I .............. Tbe , _ . • gMs yo!! beller lit, Slllllt : look aad no laces to tiel • •• n..•a • "* : .. mllll ,.,.._ . . , . , . . Jarm.~ J.-1 bad Ia JeuL k'1 I slip.oa thct .uJ*Ny ....... _ , • ...,. baort ol plea.Df. ...... eoand let • 6r: JOG ill a pair - ..ade ol rich <:<:WdManl !eMber ... .._ . . • • : ! of the btat-loo.k.iac llhiaoo poll - .. -· ...,. ot lo •• ESQUIIE • • and .. SPOilS .,., .. •• •• • $11.95 BLACK or BROWN !l Muny Ot her Sty lf's ln l Sho ua From WhictPTo ~ t~·. • GifTS Po~t SMOKIRS The pipe smoker will welcome 11 new br iar, a pipe rack or lobaceo pouch . C ig~rette smokers will appreciate ll&hlen , fil.ter· holders, table 'boxes. For the cl· gar smoker , there are boxes or hh f-avorite brand and humidors. JARIMAN ) Ohoose HARTLEY . 6 BENNETT ' SHOE STORE · "Middlr Of Upper Bloek" POMER\IY tt 01110 Bu!iness and profeMional Dada are always In need of &ood-look· ing brlef ca~et and attache ease. The latter hard-aided leather baga are becomin,c more and more popular. They eOme in a varied auor tment of 1ize1 and aome have detacttable leather !Ilea Urat can be carried aa se~arate envelopes. Other attache eaaea are 1 made jn aeml•oft -conlt.ruetion and are secured bY slide futeners raf.l:aer than by the u1ual snap locks. Every Dad can use a &ood look· ing leather je wel box in which to atore his cuif linb, tie clasp and collar plna. Made In sites big enough to hold the accumulation of the devoted collector as well as in smaller shapeae to take on trips, the jewel box Is a welcome Father'a Day &1ft. Wallets and _pocteta secretaries in fine tluible INthers are .another aood gift idea. The wallets come in models with transparent window• fGr tnembershlp and ere· dit 4."ards and In pa~l"-thln styles thllt are 14eat for dress wea.t". The convenient pocket secretaries •provide Dad with pl·a ces for cash u 1VeiJ as for business notes. Manr of the se come with either pads and pens or 'with Indexed address files. AIDS TO TRAYILING " Fqldtng 11tppen, a manicure caae and a sewtna kit to tuck Jn th~ corners rJf 'i ll• luggage will make certain Dad re111ly travel• In 11Jylc, whether it's an overnl&ht trip or an ocoan cruise. i• n' ... ~FORTODAY J ELBERFELDS Lee ovERALLs :' 8 INCH ·'" $4A4 CUSHIONS $1.99 up COMPLETE LINE PARADE OF THE LI'ITLE ~G(JEllS ru JJe~po.a.... 10:~· a. today. Representatives velt Carl E. Baheoek Former Resident Killed In Crash ·wollt : ho ' " " do..,.hMr elvea him BROWNIE Father weulcl enley IHih.,. ~.. that tori•• like th... : wrltl'!fl coM oprtM on ltoth tiHt; c:.m...ct .... with ~poaco for statiOMrY; hHietry dl-. IHthlll' IN;I with ,..ch for CtM with ratOr pocket; t11m ottollttrltp; e.athtr tl• o~ Ltft, trlch ·IMIIfDict; trawling 1tud ltok. lw P:ullort; .... r . by Harrllon1 tit L"ther & Lult•l• Goodt. Mfra. co.. br 0. 11. ltompp. Glftt for Dtd who . trn.. s: · Top- 1raln cewh.ldf Ol'l•aulter Survivlnf is his wife, Middleport Red Sox pose the m'!St serious threat lo continued dom· lnance of the Indians. champions. Tonight they tangle the second lime this sea· are in second place. 3-1 (one postponed); the Indians are son In .a scheduled game. ij,O, First row, Tiny War.d, IWger Dt!dding, Kirk Beck, Jerry Little, Jimmy Butcher, Pat Ed· wahls. Second row, DaVId Rice. Terry Johnson, Dave Wellinan, and manager Jim (Panch) Harris . Lee overalls look better, fit better and wear longer. Genuine Jelt denim. Tailored sizes 341o 50. CAMillA ·,. Secreey Shrouds Navy Probe Makes liill·oowr aiidt•=:-,;;..y ...;m;;;J.~ Sl"'p•hof ,;,;,pU<,IIY SUSPENDERS Clip & button end style. Wide and narrow widths. Neat stripes and plain cylors. ~~Jen:• ' -· $1.00 Work . ...., , • • tnapthol prlco - but t~ comtra. mcibt cQior aJidtt Of'l ·-dfto· rt•w KOdak Ektoc::brOIR . 1V Film •• W.ll, Gl bkR:k·and·whlt• and Kod~COIOI ptCturtt. flashold•r Is part of Camtra. Ha1 tPI)Idy Dakorl Uint· 1t ftd it'a a genuine Kodak comero-10 you kriO'k trs eQddt . . . $8.50 , . . H~ds Of At~k On Patrol Plane Newly Or.garuzed IL <UPI)- The u.s. Navy spirited Lt. Cmdr. Donald out of sll!ht today while it conducted a secret ih· qf ·the Communist MIG attack on his pa- INC., FLAsHOLDElt •• Pearl · L Doolittle Garne• whom he mar· rled on Juae 13, lt24 and tbe · · folklwing ebildren: Wlllard, SeJt· tie, Waah.; Reva Caldwell; Sl ; Alban1, W . Va.; Glenft W., Rutland Rt 1; Bill, Dezter; tule . Bell Jones, l)qter; Waltu, ~_x: ter; Berrurd, at boaN; ~tap '"" at home. Brothers and vlving are. M)'r~le &own, o.; Kenn,. · Minnie MiiJer, · J)emocraliC Club William MeKelv,., Pbrtllnd, the 'UIIW Meiaa Club, said today of Detnoerate tbe was no( known llut' the News reported that qne ' "·'"' ,..., Liid 'f:~i_k.fWfmenollllll eru.. . smpeo. ,\~ l'~~ . . · r 1,.1-il' '' '- eYalua· IJn Give Him The Popular Gift .SU.PPQRTU$ . SING~ ~· DOPJ!Lil:' • Sl~rl~P· . . soc •' 69c • WOODBUKY GIFT SETS · tan. :a. O.lft _t.r • ~tl.,....~ _ Refreshing. lnvigOrallna Cologne and cooling, IIOOihlna after shave lotion. '· ' $5.95 ' anct' $6;95 $1.00 I Itt ,.,.......~,... ·. lltve TIRES T1oo Hbn A l<lo:il Gilt , Capri Mark Ul #At HollUy • . . . . . fUt STARTING AT :,1";:::. :•)1.15 ,: DOUBLE GRJP ' brown, blue, grey aod '1'11-T'a..e ... .; : •i.u Nlne1J>411111i , . •. . ,t at Pai~fully N.HavenEUB Churth ·Officers Are Installed Burned Gas E~pl9sion 9lHL-\re Expetted To Attend·Annual· Girls State Meet , IAcless Howard Stitt~. · Rutland, ' wa1 reported -r~veirina: fmm painful .second degree . h.u rns in Meigs General Hoapita.l t!)day eommittee which following a fil'tl at hia residence in Rutland. . . . wl1ih Alva T. GroCOLUMBUS UPl - 1!;1/:1)1 11<\0 Stitts wM In hia house when ·Ja made up of girls are expected on the '&plW ex· 1an apparent gas explosion 1fiaor· Tuppers Plalna; . Nor· Univeraity campus here fOr .' tlie . dered the inaidll ol the houae, Pomeroy: OtiS Mc- 13th 1nnual 11!11ion ,. , ~ ~Y:« blowina: out wlhdows. Mrs. St1tt1 ~:~i.o~~-jia;l;;~·. and McKelvey . Girla State openlna Sl.tu..day. waa outside at the time about 8 waa or-•nlled here All glrla attending tile rline-da' a. m. reeent appearance of eonference will be tilgh JChooJ The RuUand Fire Departm:ent Stlte Jo1epb T. Fer- aenlors lponaofed by Joeal ci'ric:\ waa called to th"'e seerte and· the guaon in a coUrt)J.ouse addreaa. oraanizatlons. Gtrla State itllelf Ia Middh!port EmefJJt.mtY aquad- ~ ar· 1'be club will meet .the third aponaored by the American Leclon rived to Ute Stltta to t~ hd_lpl- Tuelday of each montb ~n the Auxiliary. Department of Obio. t.~. No flr4! damag11 ~ reported. •arne pla<:e. Aftel' ~e meeting Each girUvUlbe aulaned 'to.oae niJht, 10 members of... the of 11 mythiCit clliu and t't_Yo iEarHer thll ' year, on Euter Sunday, ·SUtta wos "bum~d OOt• Democrat committee held counthia whlc:h make .up the of hia Hobson area reSidence. : "state." Tbev wUI' oraaniu • two· · P•rtY ay&tem; campal!lD lrtd run for olftcea, and funetion In tbeir . MIIGS GIN5RA HOSPIT4L capaclie& whether appointed or Admitted Eliza Landen, Pamelective, Jimmy ·Keene, Cblllleo~be; In t~ddltion to gaining . annou~ment In Yoli:o· Foss, PCHDeroy; Richard eXperlenec in runnln& the Jlllllt J•ouro lat,eJI. said · the fOrward &cine. the &lrll wlll hear apelke,ra _,,.~ 1 · been "partially · re· ~&' Ohio Gov. Jol!n W. · IPetial detection equip· bey,. Oblo SUprome Col(l'\ l~!U~e Carl V. Weygandt and J)r. Nichol~• N:yaradi, direetor ol the lnltltute Of tnte·r nt) Studlel. ,BrAdley , HIGH LOW TIM,. NJw YORK UPJ.-The low.st Un}veralty. I::XJ~::;J:::I~~ recorded In the . na-Day, a coristruetion At an imtallation service SuD day at the New Haven EUB C bur~h the following officers were lnstaUed : lay lellder, LUtb SURRENDERS SELF AND er Smith; usi.Jtant, lJeving; meekly at a besieged home lay member annualOtho tonference, he had his half·sister captive at Maxlne Miller, alternate, Mrs. hours, ex-convict KenQ.eth Adkins Jack Fle.shcr, di1Jreh trustees: a, kidnaping warrant by Coles .L uther Smith 1960; James A. Warpenburg (right). Man at lefl King 1061; Paul Rickard 1981; the lower photo the' hostage, Bernard Lieving 1962; otllo IJev· hag 1062. I Twic~ · Madl10n~1Ue, Ky., Dr. Hewet10n and by the aqUad to the bastlle for lodging. In 5:.~~ .in the arms· of ber husband, 'i Adkins apparently hoped to a chance to klU a hated Char· COK . Four Middleport Band Students On·lfonor Band At Music Clinic Squad at the Music Clinic at the Ohio University and four of the students attending · named in it. Judy Butcher 1 the First chair Alto Sax and Juniors, and Barbara. ~ones , RIYIVAL MElTING A revival meeting at the Free and Go1pel Misilo'n on the Stiversville-Basb· •Jl road with Rev. Lawrence .bii>d.f Glueaencamp as principal speaker. Everyone is welcome. Shows Slide& At ' Lions .1\tt.eting PredOn, eJ:;navy l8 now 1n pro~a Former Navyma~ Gel')' miD, showed colot' ·alidef of GreeCe and of . illanda imPortant in · tlwl hi1tory , of early Aeae~.n ~~~~i lion Wedneaday it 1 TheA are, over 400 lt\ldents at the PoMeroy the ellnic and a C!)ncert I• · p~nned. room of for Saturdoy evenln&. I Parsonage truatee1: Otbo Uev· iJaB 1960; Lewis Cape-hart 1980; John Fry lJBl. Steward&: Robert Cook, John Hoffman, CLara Burria, Hazel Capehart, Charles New, Marvin Bennett. fininclal aecretary, Ruth Batey, ebureh trea· surer, Elsie Lierblg, building lund treasurer, Marjorie Hoffman Sunday School tre11urer, Carl Gibbll, S. S. children'& department treasurer, James Roush, V.' Ch. church coun~il. otho Lieving, secretary cbureb council, HaveUne Fle1her, director children's work, Paul Riek~. Director of youth work. Haveline Flesher, director Junior churell, Edythe SeOott, SRpt church &ebool, Harry MiUer, aui.Jt.ant librarian, Lawrence LieviDJ, Ruth t.udermilt, asaiatant librn ian, Dianne Woods, IODI leader (morning) Vernon Hattah os&iat· ant song \elder, Letba Belle Bum gamer, secretary ehureh school (Contlnuod On I'Ooo Flft) Brownie Camp At Chester Is Now In Full Session The Brownie Camp held on the Norman Rose Farm at Chester is a busy place each day Ibis week between 9:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Each day the flag is rals~d by the girls who are about 7. a. and 9 years old. and retreated at 3:30 p.m. for the close of camp. . The girls are doing their own cooking,. gathering their OWD and !IP wood and f!'OOidng oVer the open file. The group is divided into PORTABLE CAR CLEANER WAX BRUSH IS TV SETS FOR DAD'S DEN $159.95 SPOltGES Ho ~l. These exchanges of. views oa a company-to-company baail were a prelude to tbe resumption Friday o1 top-level negoli"'Uona between jndUitry's and the union'• two four-man bargaining committees. David J. McDonald, president of the UnH.e d Steelworkers of America, and Cooper, t' R. .,Conrad ·· 1 managemen 1 ewe Dq:otiaLor, are expected to knuc.kle doo.m to livt·IJld·tate collective IW-caiaing wben lbe top lev,J ~t ~ a&aln faee eada ..... .J'riday. • ---• ~7 • , 0 •_._ Carl E . Bauut~:a., ...,go, near C.mbridge, a native of Meigs County until approxima'*lf U5 )"ean q:o wu killed Wednesd.ay in a flaming truck crub 00 us 30N about 3 mile1 welt of Upper Sa d ky ~~ ctri~r o1 the utber truck . Meanwhile, Presiden& EileAboW· WiUiam J . Manville of Detroit er declined to intervene penooaJao dled in the OanUna: tanl].e of ally or thr ough any federal agepcy the t\l(o bil truckt. in the c on t r a c t negotla· Babcock Js tile 8011 of Mr. and tiona. At hi• news ronference in Mrs. Cbarlu Babcock of Long Wuhi.neton Wednesday be ft})ellt· 'Sottom RP'D and tormerb drove ed his admooUJon to management a mail trutlr. on 1 Star Route out and labor that the dispute mulf. of Pomeroy. be resolved in the public interest Surviving are his wife Eva; and wl.tbout any increue in .steel three 1001 Don.et Charles and prices. Paul and a daughter Kay. He promised to consider a sug. Abo surviving are sisten: gestion that the feditral governMrs. Willoogb~ !Violet) IDU of ment might iuue a (act sheet on Chester; June Coleman of Foa- steel indusry profit.a., wagea and toria and Garnet 'nlomu of COl- workeu' productivity ao the pu-'umbus along wtth a brother Em- lie mieht ~valuate the luues in-mett Babeoek of' )i.emont. volved. Funeral IJT&Diementl are aa yet incomplete. However, Labor Department of. J'icials today shied away from the idi!!J. T'h.ey said in W alihiugton that any 'OVerDIDI!!Ot SCOfe eard on eonD.ietiOB dainu of ~I D See The Compt&te. Urie of Eutman Koilak ' Cim· SUSPENDERS fUS ;sad .ii'_Jii!~iPh Garnea oi Seville, 0. He bid re: aided in Meigs County for the ptst ti yeat1. ·· · ; The deceased wu 4 form~ em· , ployee Of We•t Vlra:lnla Steel at Charlelton, W. Va., for 15 yeah r before movlne to Dnter. ' Enfoy All Year Long · of 12 major steel com,vanies and union bargaining officials contil)ued their discussions behind ciOiecl doors this morning in a dozen separate rooms in the Roose- at. 10n uf R• H.- aDd MEN'S DRESS e,aid any llpl!t'lal Teport issued be- . fon steel wage ooDU-acll eqdre June 30 mi&ht be const.rued u favoring the Industry or tbe Uh· ion, and help bring on a atrike. n waa PQi.nted out tba& ttie · Bureau of Labor Stati.Jtt~t alreldy ssuea f~ on )rodudivity and hourly eaminp of steel worten u $000 u they are avi.llable . Today's private diseusslona were on a company-t~pany basis at which union and industry representatives debate individual diflicultiea ·under tbe existing con# tract. such aa wocking problems. seniority rights, etc. The twelve separate meetings • were attended .b y 435 loeal anion representatives and about 61 representatives ol <ind¥stry. Companies involved are United Steel; Bethlehem Steel; Repu~ Stel!!l; WheeJing St~ ; .Jones & Laughlill; Youngstown Sheet 1nd Tube; Annco Steel; Inland Steel; Allegheny Ludlum; Coloraao ~ al\d Iron; Kaiser St.eeJ, and the Great Lakca Steel diviSion of National Steel. Bath Cooper and McDonald Wednesday went be£ore a ciOied meeting ol the 435 union representative• and rornpany bargain· ing officials and submitted a. progreas report. on ihe negQtiaUons to date. • ' '!<' ~-t 1 1 • lC~ On ,.... Fl•) · Three Civil Sa;ilS Filed In ~leigs Courts Wednesday Thiec eivil suits were on file today in the office of Clerk of Courts Evelyn Lucke, martiDg tbe end of nearly two weets period In wbicb no court actions were in· stituted. . On file today were: An action by James J. Rafferty, 219 S. Front St., Middleport leek· in& divorce from Eva A Rafferty 129 COngress Ave., PJ'Qvidenee, R I. . Edna Keller, 325 · Candor St., Pomeroy Is the plaintiff In in action to appeal ll ruling on tO~~ ' pensation. Named as the de£endanli in the ease are Tbe Bureau of Workman's C<wpenaation; lA· duatrtal Comminion a1 Ohio lbd Yonkers Coal Co., Middleport. Also on file toct.y wa.a •· tivJ,I action for money only Jo. -,hict. the Eut.eeli W-elding: Alloya.··eor;. · of lf'lu:>~hing, N. Y.• ill the ·;laiD!- , tift and Br.anch Flemtna: dba Flemina: Coal Co. i1 named "•defendant. The amount. daimid it' $113.110. Tbe girls Ire also buay lither· three units and on Wedneaday i.ng nature it~ms.' both dead and they each made "pocket stew." alive, which they are keepirtJ at Each girl brought from home their camp aqd each unit ·bas its aome vegetable t& be used in the item& .t ogether for display. Today a stew and the camp furnisbed the Big Coanell around the eamp fire meat. The menu for today called ia scheduled at 2 o'clock .• for hamburgers, baked potatoes, Sandra Brewington , who juit rewhiCh Will be biked in foil in the turned froDJ. a •Methodist meeting coal" an~ donuts wblc~ the camp at Laketide, Monday, joined the Will funnab. staff of workers as a Camp Aid. On Tuelldaf the .Brownie& work- J .Mn. Clarenee Lacey, .a unit leaded On splatter paiO:ting, where er, is teacllln~ music .in th_e units they pl.aee a leaf or fern on a sheet along with Mra. Maunta Miller of TO CONTINUI . of piper and with a tooth brutb Cheater. . . '11l• ftvtval at tbe Midway filled With :ink splatter over a There will be no apectal ttme Coml'llllnltr · Cb111'th will eqntin"e plece of ·screen "triR alld after the for baRn~ ~d friendS to visit the llm>op ·Sunday nllbt a..Ordlni leaf ·Ia .;:eiboved . tbey have tbe ea~D but tbn ·a re welcome at any to IM•aellat w. H. Strsuabl!utb· ttme. ll'uesday Mra. George ~h.llds imaJe or the. leat on the paper. ··;,. bD Wedneechy tar&etl of baled ond ll~ Charles Dodd vwted LIC,NP . Were set up and the girls each with U.e.:.Brown,iea. i~; 'AIIt\DO,. alld ·at mhery,. directed by N,.t ..... k tbe lntonnedlate Girt June 20 ~\ure~ I~~~~~.,;;~ dll'eetor Mrs. Bettr S<Outa w~l be at tile ••m~ and Boptls)...::; ..mteo, • ea l..-, n union. · 'l"epp"e'eJl sa- -- • ~ .-..Biickt.do """!"' lllrm !baa good. one hiP lederal olflcial ' ap:men'l aad . DEALER STOIRE 1 II- NEW YORK (UP!) - Negotiations in the threatened nationwide steel strike headed toward the showdown stage UnpvUte will 1M! $4.29 F-y. Hloll - Threatened.Nationwide Strike Overshadows Top-Level Meet Funeral aerVieea lor !~:~ Prtderle'k Garnes, 53, ~ Rt. 1, wbo Wll killed ne&day morning in a wltb 1 NYC !,.llbt To kMp Dad on ti.... wt...-.v... on •l.ctrlc trav.. alorm ct.ck in leather cHI. Fits c:omptetly bl o.,..._nlghter; plu11 kt onywho,... Jourr.eyer by G.,...ral Ehdrlc. n111>t - II. Low fMloht4N7. t,_., ·:~~il Glrnes,8 aat ~~:::'~~· 1~~; Jaiuiary I Son tlftt O.d w1th c;lttrt fet' PI• thor'a O.y. They were ceNiully chosen to bo "lutt rilhl" 'fo( him and tiM him mlny- hovn of •moldnt polta.wrt • ..- ,.lo.-tlon. PhOto bj Cigar lnatltuto Of ·A,m. orlea. ~· -"' ...._ · Garnes Funeral Servim~ Will Held at NEW ud RECAP I fir --. ..._.___.,,_... U.vt.l ,,._ .................... Steel Neg~iations Reach A Showdown Stage ~ 12 Firms And Union Bargain wltb Rev. R. Firestone FISHING TACKLE ARCHERY SUPPUES SPORnNG GOODS ' $1.25 tci$2.95 14 INCH $9.95 Det!o.- ro ,.............,. taste to perfection. or plain front style In Kool AUTO "'"~"".. "' that will suit his • GRILLS e Smart new colors, patterns. The shirts waist measure. Pleate.d • "'" - Weather • SPORT SHIRTS Dad bask& In famlly'o admlrallon otPalb.er's Day dlnnor. "Of. flclal menu'' for oeeulon reatures: claieken or meat, cranberry sau.,.,, Ice creun IDd take and all ·"lb.e trimming's." summ•r slacks lhat an easy to care for. 29 to 46 l' terMitH te For FATHER'S DAY l'fS ~ugh ••• •' • ,, H. c.trriN the)r own F~'I'Ortd Smart, cool, colllfortablc l I'' . acttolllh' .... the ltlwln • enttn e 'I, ~·' • ' clio.,.. "! ~~-------------------~----------~~~~~~~~~~------~---------------·-- - - -IINGL& ----COPY-Ic VOL XI NO. 54 Pom·eroy·Jitddleport, Ohio, 'r!Qinday,. JWte 18, 11159 ------ • l • lol l't. .... wm~.. -.. .... ladle! .. w... _ , ., •"'- lhor Sunday, :June .JIst- Campletw Selections Both Usehl and Practical SLACKS j mlftltM. Nll:'llftln ' ' I' •• I , ·. \ cu-. ••• w. cu_.. SEL,ECT A Gl" F"OR FATHER ON HIS DAY WASH and WEAit t \ .. '· o\lti.INGTON, Yo. U'l-bfor- Serving A Feast Fit For A Dad travel by alr b e will set I lo t of U8e ou t of one or a aet of the new li.llhlweil; ht ba~:s. They are made tough easily cleaned nylon, ~ h~nd, ~ino Jeatber 1. new extruded alumin um or moder n flbet-glua. These featberwei&ht 011ta allow h im to tlke the muimum amount of dotblng with arnall additional weight due to the b1.1lk of the case-. There u e also handaomely rug. a:ed train cue that defy the worst rigor s of lNivel. The handsome ta nnages lnelude f!'llflkJn, PiCskin deeply gnined wal.rua and luxurious alllcator. R.anging in size from voJ.pmill· t~ulters, for extended II;,"~' to bandy overni&htlra, big •.nough to meet tbe ~~ of a tbe new lua:.age ia ••••ll!!~le;·in wide selection col· ora. are the pOopulu ginger ahades, 1untana, gray1, deep b1ues browns and blacks. A new light I tan haa a golden glow and ia called "Pal.amino." .' • ' Nyle .uw.u~ ' ~ ' ' . ., . I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 17, 1959 capehart garnes