https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e8e93cb0df259a0be1ea9df09a264edf.pdf 5403f4ece5cf06918933d3ffc0a2d25e PDF Text Text • ' 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 �r ' ·' • • ' lb &A - ~- 'rHE DAILY SENTINEL ~DaUy Sentinel! PomOI'Qy·Midd~e\.tt: 0 ., J~!~(~~~ PRISONER Harrl'sonv•'lle .,...·ety Events 1 S""' Cotnmentating Editoria~y IS DEMISE OF AN IDEA NEAR? Jnay be recorded Is tht' demtse of the con. Yersahon piece, ··Let's make a d ty of the towns of Pomeroy and Mtddleport.' ' A great deal or. first. Investigation, secondly, public information, may be made of th e proposal. But it may die in the talkmg stage It cannot . if action ever ts to be taken. :I'here are many people who think the proposa l all r ight , but few who take another step •· •• to b eli~ve it is possi ble in any for eseeable future. Apparently the "City in the Bend" idea ' doesn' t have an obvious pressmg, over-riding need pushing It ahead •• • On t he ot he r hand , the 13-year-o ld dream of a modern. adeq uate hospttal m Meigs County doE's enJOY suc h inspiration . Toda y. the possibil ity of o nwd e rn hospital hP re is newspaper headline, perhaps, il l.• •• l·• ,• • !• i: : marks-1!i~ In Its ann ual htghway safe ty bookle t enti. tied ·'Tht· Luckless Legion", The Travelers lnsura nre Companies pointed out "This is an ar m y or suffering hum anity whi ch grows more rapidly each yea r. It 1s made up of the injur·ed and the dead . th e heedless • nd th e innorenl, th e yotlng and lhe old . Since the a~!JIOj:ljle fi rst appea red on the American .I.IS«ene; ~ theae ranks o£ the crippled and the ·~'·d ea~ have included more than 60,000 000 of ·· ' "" ' , • 1\.JS. Th e Luckl eRS Legion is a silent, haunted army We e rect no monuments to it. No grim reminders mar the sleek beauty of the roads and hi~hways which are its field of battle. A , N. Haven Youth Canteen Opening The New Haven youth eanteen. direetol'S held a apec:Lil meetlnl at the Library on Monday ~ven· inl for tbe pllf'iPO&e of ezplalnlnc the operation ' ol the canteen to the new C!Ommlttee membeb. It wu decided to keep the pre. 11ent president, John Kor&!n and Wee president Mfl, Eu1eoe Jlet- In' _ l !' {.'" 11 waa announced that the audit• lng c unun i ttc ~ would m~ t 'Dr 'tM' tll>me of Lucllle Kroeuer on June 24 to audit the books. The a ood of the order committee present ed the Council with 13 candle holders tn memory of Es11ic Warner . The charler wn draped for 1M:rs. Warn!r~ust a ll ation or offlceu was ll.nnoUnced for the next meet· - painful injuries. Hour by hour and day by day, this totol cllmbed until It reached the staggering totat of 2,825,000. Miss Beverly Burna attended a Mrs. Frank Buck, son and dough· &r SMtr Carleton Injuries during ·the past year rose 12 per 4·H meettns at Mason City on Man. ter-in·law, M.r. and Mrs. Ro)l Buck, lin. Homer Circle and two and Dixie and family, Apple Grove, and daughters, ~rothy ce. nt _ twice the rat• of increase for the pre- day t'venlng. '" Mrs Jean Taylor and son, Mike , Mr. and Mrs. Pal.ll Stewart and apent S.~y evening with Mr. VIOUs year. In the rising curve of injuries lies called on Mr. and Mn. Ned Henry family of Columbua, returned Sun- and Mrs. Edson Routh. ltlr. and Mrs. Buren Duncan, \he greatest waste of property and human re- on Friday. day, from 1 vacatlol) ln the East, i l• I ,.lilT PACII TRIAL WAnSA W UPI- A Roman Ca· thollc prinst fa ce11 trtat here b~nuse ho built a church without otftcial euthor lza11on. The kev. Steph•n Ro:r:a!-ikl w a& <eharged wUh pulling up 11 wooden chapel In t'b1 parillh of Sulejowaka . near Watstw. f observed with potluck refresh· 'tn enb Eva Bailey, Letha Wood, Bernice kid enour, Erma Cleland , Gol dJt> frederi ck, Ada Von Mater and Clara Mae Pyles, wh o were ob· ae rvin ~ bltthdaya, were seated at a s'poc1al table centered with an aJTangemont o( anap druiOns and a decorated birthday cake. A small birthday l ift WM placed at each i~ra. Jame• ·Marki .. . ..TJI.e...pakrl'lll grandparent• are Mr. and "Mra. William Powell and the paternal great vandmother Runell of Clifton . NIW CITIZEN Mr. and Mn. James Herman LuynP arc announcing the birth of a aon born on June 14th at Holzer plate. Uospital The baby waa named Jamca Brenlel· and weighod at birth 8 lbs. 71,1 ou. .Maternal CHAIOI AIR VIOLATION grandp~rent~ are Mr. and Mrs. TOKYO UPI-Communl st North Carmack and maternal great Floyd Viet Nam has proteated an al le.lled air apa ce violation by o U. Rrandmother Is Mrs. Mary Steele, S. 8-47 jet bomber, the Commun· Paternal ·~:rndparents .re Mr. and ist Ne w L:hln• A.~t:olky reported Mrs. Harry Layne and the paternal great KNndmother Is Mre. Harry · today. Dyer . A(l RO~s " DOWN ~ l . lJN(d orn od G. 1'6LIIll t~ 2. '"T'empeat'' 10. ln a line Cpoet l J t. Cj"'"ata i:ipil'it 3. A»hm 11lant LWtlello 8. lii blleal tthem.) Sport• .;;7Mi.\ 18. Depart lO, - 19. With I prefiX) E. 20. We•t ory M. Indtatl 'etl1h ( vo.r. ) 21. Little Jlrl 23. Tht! patella. Yuler11•r'• .. , • ., 26. Slotsa. Cqn\plle• machine 33. A rental re.taurant ~ont.rac:t. 27. Smooth Sf. Ocmcur mount 7. Turblne ' <'l ervolr I . Cord IJ . Weleh· ---, 29. Con~ ~ , ·;~e.M' Iillt bru d ot dO, at. Jurre bul' 111. W'at.. area :16. A.;tor'l ~· :tlbtr ol . l' aradille fi . Modan I f'(h!t.) 12. Antolnl'tte :!4 . A Ca l l ~. 1Un11 11phero w hlcle ,p"{!· !4tt"nhm ' 18. Con- ~f iJtre.Lo. , A. lJirth• June Ia Mr. 11nd Mra. Ritchie , Tupper• Plains. Dlschuged, June 16: Georee Patton, Mra. Glenlon .Roy, Mra. Robert Smith and infant, Mn. BUlle Collier and infant, Mrt. ~~eph l.!each, Mr1. Vernon Mrs. Male · RIC& Uy.n al\)' other 36, JI'&t nation, Cherrlnaton. tb• Eeon'omlC!a klhtf"w. .... flow'cr1ot Utah Mlnl1tr1 1"'· -.... ·' I'll DARYSDI'nNB Sl. HapPfft a rain IO. Injum tO. fpun DIVO'JU '1'0 1Nftiii!JT8 OP liiiiONWiON AltiA Rlolwtl 8. ()will~ P..u.ller wool t1 . On tltl ..... •2. 0rat-. PUiiiilh.d '""· .ttwnan • warltllp ••heart '""' """"' .......... . ...._.,••Tllot10Cll!lo Votlo, 4S. Encounter DAILY C:RYPTOQVOTE - Hert'l how to wOik Itt AXJDLBA<\XR 10 LONUI'IlLLOW One 1J tt•r -'mply ltandl tor another. In thla umplt .A. Ia at« for ·t he tll~ L'1, X ror tbl two O'a, ate. Blnfll ••tttrt. apoe. t n:.tl*. tha ltnrtb aftd tonnatlon of U'lt wol'dt ar. an hlntl. • ac:b day Uw ·~ ~tt.n att Glfftrtnt. ,, A c.,.".,.... q.. J :K AVK'OHZGJ totloa N . • M~JIUI,Kll All - - .... """-'·. . . . . . .1. . . """ -... ..........,... ....,... ...... ,., "" ~· .. JW, - I , "" tlllorlol ""'" " " · Q't.S.. Mrs. Velma Taylor ol Athens spent the weekend at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ci-rcle and .Mn. Xor1an, Mra. I.Jtohlleld, Mrs. Jamu Cunntpam, Mrs. Bobiby Rou1h, Mra. Robert st)Te, Mrs. o. J. Bostic, Mrs. Donald Hartley, Mra. Je11 Able, Mrl. Eugene Huter, Kr-s. Paul Scally and Mra. Marvin MaF~rland. sons of Syr_ acuse ~r. lilm;l }4rll. 'Geotlt DeWeeae, · Athena, attended · ebuteh at Bur· Unc'ham Sundar_ arid Yilt ted · Mr, and Mfs. Ft. ' E: ,DollJ)a•. Dorothy Dandakil vi•ited htr parentl,. . Mr. and .¥r•. Emmett Jones. Mr. and -... Omer Hin"' Ath· Go~med .......,. ' MiN Mary V, Reibel, &)resident, condu<!ted the business seaaion •nd a thiJllk :r~ note was read from Mrs. ·Leonard ', JttweU for flower~ aent her while ill. Mrs. Wllllam Matlack ' and ·Mrs. Ralph Gr.aves were repor\ed ·ill. Plilne were mtde for the piCnic whi-ch wiD be held July 2lr •' 6:30 at \he home of Mrs. Fred Leifhelt. It was announced that Rev . Paul Streich a missionary in Ecua dor will speak at the churc·h on June 29. Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr., announced the altar committee Glltey, June ~ . He wHI anner . to name or Muk Anthony._, U.o , at ' YOU-'t.. . eat. yoy -.t wb&t )'GU to ..., M a ~t. If 7"" put oa too·.miht. Your .........:.,.._ te ·...• ...,......_ - - )lr tho. IIOlriUatul OC ,... ·· ·· ,..... _.,._ ~. .... -~·. d~Wmlne , .... ,_..,.Ore'.... lwttaiT '"" .... , 'l'hUI, IOIP7l(,rot\IIN<I.f9l" .... ~llirl\10!1, lo your- . Juot - ,... ... - . a )tit . .,. iiUIIOult to piD- JloitJol'aley. AT Sale Prices WE WILl. TRADE thell., ho~q~;,.Sunda)' her motl\er, Ml'f. .JJ~i• P#'h~Q. ·hik' sister, Mr. "'d ¥t•. IJI:~ll)).lodjoo• and da~tb- ' tera, W"eUstbi1, his SlSter Mrs. VIvian Lh'tdley •nd daughter Natiey1 -coJumbus, MZ.. and Mra. S..JtepC c:.rgm ~MT'· ,~th~·· . 1 , ... . """'- taod.: •llt •otroct. . .,.,.. ~-'-··-~ - . - . . . . - - .·· • ,' FiRST. . LINE- FIRST QUALITY- ARAS .' -· . ' 6f0il5 Al'LAS PLYCRON · · · ·· · · · $15.95' . BLACK$!DE WALL- TUBE TXPt: :~;· ...... . _. ~·- : . . .. · · 1 . ·~·tho·-- , . • . they .... ":·1!. emotlotlol upoot mq your deoln for ''""· I · -lor Uf h&,. ~· 1M a ... mitat oiteo oom• - t l l l q "!!I; We ud t'ell - Ot1trJ' lor - lo7 '· ~ ., PHONE 9076 POMEROY, OHIO $Ho.7 BlWOK 1110% •IDe. llr. and Hra. M~a Nel10n Jpent Sunday afternoon with their aunt LiUie J'rancla and Mr. and Kr1. Worle)' FraneiJ. Franeb Johr.aon wu YilitinJ Mia WUIIUI Johna.on recently, Mn. Beecher Cooper U. reC!OVuiDI slowly from an opera· uon at Maaon CIJnle. A 100 Beecher allo hid u apention the lime day. :llrt. a D. Hill went to G.Uj.. poUt Clinic for a chtUup. She .Mn. R. R. Dunt, 100 Tommy •11 accompanied by her dlucbttr ealled on her father , Lawrence lin. Buryl White. Ritchie Sunday evening. Dr. Blazeo,riez wu called to s. w. Dum called on £ber tee Mrs. lJllie Francit laat Frl· Carpenter and family Tbunday, day. Mr. and lin. Howard Allen and children, Fairview, were Sunday a:ue.u 01 h.i• paren'-, Mr. and Mr•, B. R. Alleo. llr. and Kn. George Souden: and ehlldren, Xenia and 11:r aDd .., 1¥1 Mn. Randall T•lbott. · New lei· Tbe Guild met with M:ra. Doro- in&ton wer~ weekend guest. of thy Dunt Tburiday evening. their parents, Mr. and lira. Dell Mr. and Kra. E. W. Dnis and Talbott. Mayfoi'd Harris and Dale Smith. Two of the better liked projects or the boys are rope and dairy heifers. The bo,-a have bad demonstrations on tyinc dlHerent knots, whipping the end• of rope and making cattte haltera. They have also been learning · the proper method of reedlnl 1 dairy heifer, Presently they are I making plan's lor 4-H camp. SEWETrES ORGANIZI Advisor ,Mrs. TracY Tackett organized the Sewettea in early March. The membership of the club totals nine with the following officers leading the club: president, Judy Tackett; vice pre· sident, Melva Johnston! secretary, TueHa Geiser; treasurer, Juaniu.atia Tackett; health and 11afety, Martha Brown; newa: re· porter, Brenda Joh111on. Wanda . Tackett is junior leader. The girls mterests are tocuaed on sewing, .baking l'ld trtednB of frD:its and vegetables. They ll'e learning medita1 care also for they bave had reports on ''Treat· ment for Cuta, Dog · Bite~ and Snake Bite."' ·~Making Yeast RoUs" and "Sew lng in a Hem" were demonstrat· ed at previous meethags. Stiversville Society Events c.,.,.....,. 10n lim, Sbeffield, Ala., are •pendinl their vaca.UoD with her brothen, Eber and Ralph H..· derson. They- attended their 100 Robert's wedding at Warren on their way here June 3rd. Mason County Homemaker News unith.ed for two mlnutel, titiMir io water at 180 de&reo or lft. a ateriliz.in& chemicJJ 10lutioa auda u cholorine or quat.enlalJ' amaoaiLam cboloride. DU:ha molt be. ltor ed so u to protrrt tlwn from re- contamination. tJn~"TY handlina of food duNn&: preparation and RI'Yin& ahould be •voided. Food eoatambl· atlon utuaUy II cauaed by improper Undllna by a peraon with n lnfecuon. Tbe r..ult ol thia .could be 1 food poitODID& epidemic. llut reasonable obaervance of hullb protedioa precautions will mPe commullity dlnnen u eajoyable u they were planaed to be. f "' & T A succeaful community dinner Kr. and x.-.. Bod Glueaen· is one that's oafe as well u • n· camp, hi1 brother t.wnmce and jOyltble JOOi..al event. he • ·~- Do ..........w.a. .. ,.., ,.. flt:it . . . r .s lwu- • nna Fitch returned The s•me precaution• thai must ___._.._ from Baltimore Friday where ..ntt.ut • dectet'a. ... _..""P""-. they spent • week wbile Law· be observed by commercial reltau· our ntw .., . . uiW ODit....X. "' !··-• hf rantt should apply to all ehureh, You ....,.. .._ .,., •flt ··W7 _. , . nee rece va.a 1 annual ehec!k fraternal, sehool, and other com· ·~ up at Bethesda Hospital. munity dlnnen. Careful sun.rvl- ., your IMMt' ~ fM ..,. Mr. and M:ra. E . W. Daris. 10n r-'-' .... lhn'.rion tUett.. st....,.. _., Jim, Rady alld Margaret Durst, 1on tan make them mece88lul and ct... llutiHI, tr ....... RaJ ph aDd Alberta Hendenon call- •void the pouibillt.y of sickness or ef ....tuclnt........, creoo ~-, •·-nter and lam· food poiaoning. bn • •224 - .,. L,.w·lt- ed On .:.uo: ....... ..., ily Saturday eveninJ:, Persons suUerinc from illneu or Oi)I.INIX II a tiny......, ... ..,.:. OVERWEIGHT and Mn. Hershel Wears, Pomeroy, Ohio, announce the engagement of their da11£bter, La Verna, to Ronald F. Burns, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frankliot C. Burns, ·1395 Manchester Ave., Columbus, Ohio. _ Miss Wears, who lives at 1935 Eddystone Ave., Columbus, Ohio is a graduate of Sdpio-HarriBonvllle High School. !>he is employed as a secretarY at the Western Union Telegraph Company, Columbu&, Ohlo. Mr. Burns is a graduate of Linden-McKinley High School. attended Northwestern Unive tslty and Ohto state University Mr. and Kr1. Dillon Taylor ~~~ii·o~·o,houldn't take part in lly ..........., .........., .._,. Misa Flct, Mrs. an\1 Is a member of Alp~a Tau Omega. He is presently em· were re«nt guests of bis aunt, Miss Reibel. prepantion or serving. All ..._ Whln yow tatllt ODRINI~ by the Wortbln"'nn PoUce Inpartment, Worthing- Mrs. Alice VanCooney. A course was lei'Ved ployed must be wholesome and free ,_ ttlll en)ey yow ........., . .ll ton, Ohio. ·I ........ during the socr8i. hour by Mrt. •Mr. 4nd .Mra. Harold VanMeter from contamination and facilities Mt the , _ . you 1. ., _, pv Marvin Burt, Mr.s. James ClatThe couple will be "lJl"ried June 28, 1959 at 3:30 P.M . in and sons are apending their va· be available for proper :~torage and llmplr don't hewe the ..,. ,_. wol'thy and Mrs. Leonard JAwell Zion Church of Christ, HarriBonville Road, Pomeroy, Ohio, cation with his parents, Mr. and · of perishble food be- ntra ODafMWX to 17 members and one gueat, where the custom of open church will be observed. lliil .., Mrs. Cl!:arles VanMeter. These ine!ude milk. .,._,.. ywr ...-w m•• a• =•• Mr. md Mr1. Andy 'Ward, her Twila Sue Clatworthy. The refreai:J ment table was attractive center ed witb a mixed artaneement of flowers with yel1ow. tapers in crystal holders on either .side. ' Letart Falls Scx:ial Events By Mn. J, D. ltouah Rev. Floyd WorU..n our retired pa•tor of the Methodllt Church moved Wednesday to lll1 borne in Gallipolis. • Our n~w .pa!ftor Rey, · Pearl Cas~ . of Pa~lot- will be our fu· GIANTS SIGN BtdiRY NEW YORK UPI -AI Barry, of· fenaive gu:rrd (or the -New York Gfants' eastern dt¥isiori cham· piona last season, slped yeatQr· day for hls fourth NaUonal-- Foot· ture mtniater. ball League camplliJn. Mra. Dallaa Hill, dauJhters Deborah and Jeanne, Mrs. Bert Hunt an4 daqhter, Mra. HarOld PACKERS SIGN PAIR GREEN BAY, Wis. twl - Quarterback Vito (Babe) Parilli and end Steve Meilinger, both former Unl· versity of Kciltucky football stars, have signed 1959 eontracts with the Green iBay Packers. Roush and ·daughter Nadine (+H) attended the Avalon boat trip to Pt.- PleasanL · lfra. John Wolfe's elau of tile Methodist Sunday School went on a picnic Sunday to Camdeil Park Huntington. ThCl WSCS will sponiOJ' an jce cream social June 17th at the Community Hall. lMr. and Mrs. Clyde King and children Of Rutland were Sunday gucats of Mr. and Mta. Harold Routh, Dr. •nd Mra. Earl Grimm and son Joey are , spending 'lfteral dQa In Columbu1 with her parentl Mr. and Mrs. Jo.sepb eoib there Dr. Grimm wJU atVeterinary CUnlc TUesday • ..._~ .- .. ...,.. ' -~· · ••• Itt, .. ... , J11'11tP\1 hnul·.Ia ti"R Ell .,...._. 'nncl• Dr. l'znest Andenon and tam· ilr of N• Carlrle, Ind., aod. lit. aDd lin. J1a1 WIHnborn of fteaJ' Cleftland Jptnt a few Oar• lalt week with tJaeir pareJJt.a, Mr. and llrL 8oJ Ancleraon. Mrs. Ander· 1011 llW remain• qult.e Ill. Xt. IDd Mrs. Georze Kryea and JOn, Canton, are visitinJ: bit Jrandparentl, Jlr. and Kr1. J. G. Swan. They vtaited Sund•y wltll Mr. aDd lfn. AIYI Swick ol DID· Frying " G«<tra!JT, W. form <If -'f• - " " ' lo.oaly. _......, . Udal a« we ca. 1top tt wltho ' oUt mtleh. tft'GR. 'l"'\en .... tom• -,,, \ / . ~. '"¥ l!j!1IOity ' a ~4 ."!"riDe .'~ I . •_Plus.Tax •nd Recappable Caiting- 4u1..,.,... ....,_tloio u ' -t. . ~t · 1' ·.· , j.•• .·' . · Hoyt's Sohio Service . ..... ..... - Heifers Gain. 4-H Attention · Pa,ke.r's Run Society News = .. ~- ' li,.. ...rwllaltt. lo l .. . . ~y 01111 1'Mifll' tty: JOB OOiliWM .- All Sixes By E.notions 1 . . to Mn. £met""' .Qutllrle oolllcl on hw - t e . Mi>oilla1, Ill'. ·and Mn. lolta Chotoe)'. ' ' Mrt. II. .11. ...... ""' 1 bllll• nett ¥llltor l.n 'P•rbnbui't one . ! Giilot~Pi day lut paper "Tbe Daily Senand told of an interview ~ynold Greene and of the Information Cl,ven her. Prayer C!losed the program. are announC!In& th~ bbtb' bt. f IO'n at th• .M:elp· Genetal Ho,PitaJ Appetites Are .Often en1 and Mt. ond .. !olri. lloY Miller and dauahter 1 ~Nancy, Cheder, called on Mr. ud Mra. Guy Lee, Sundoy· alttrnooit... . Mr. ond Mn. &rmuet Bolln ol At~tlll ond vri. )aetoon Howe\~ \'Jolted lllro. At!l&llb Howotl and Mr. an.d. Mn. WetW Whaley over . for truth. She apoke of of Canton Ia W. 0. lal~r. t __ll~~;~:~~r~n;•~nd mother, Mr1. ~: ., wer,~ recent nephew and l'lieee, MeJvln GrJmm of Old Salem Scx:ial News GROUND B,EEF · wn._ . I' ' ••9"· · . r~:.~~:;,d Grimm. The lad- ~~A~~ =~H~LJ:".L' ~---- " ...... . ol, . I I . ! and ~tetlnl at ..._.lcall'f Jt'a almout essential to have hand-washing faciUties at tbe ball or wherever the meal ltl to be ser· Yed and that alJ persona wbo prepare or let\'e the meal obaerve hand-washing praC!UCea. U the dlnir'lg bfU is used often and dishes f.re kept there between dinnen, proper facilities for washing and sanitizing dilhea must be availlble. 'l'hia meal18 either a diah • hi hi d · •-• wu "I mae ne or a equate ........ eapaeity as wen aa equipment for heating water. After wuhini, diShes should be your lllllltht iiHIIt IMclus. .. fOUr .,... Nctw will flilll ,_., when , _ ... CCII'M ....,_ ..., you ....,. 1..... e.t rid of.., - f i t anciiiWi ......... ODittNaX h 1101111 • this GUARANTII: Yw mull .... Wllitlht within 7 ..,.. ., '"r ......, INdt. Just rwturn 1M ,,...,. to .,.... dr'VIIitt aM ... pour full 1MMf M:lr. ODit.INIX i'olltll. ta.a .,.. it Mllll .,... tNt olrict ioHk I-: _,..d,.. * ..,.. 1. MIJn lt.., ,...,.,. - .M.II OrMn STAIUC'S PHAIMACY, FWN r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; GIVE DAD A· TREAT Wt: BELIEVE mE BEST WAY TO MAKE DAD FEEL GOOD IS TO SAVE HIS MONEY. HERE'S HOWPop's Favorite - PICNICS HAMS • • • • • lb. 39..: STEAKS, Rib To Broil ················ lb. 69c CWCKEN BY THE PIECE BACKS · · · · · · lb. IOc 'WINGS · · · · · · lb. 15c LEGS · · · ·· · · · lb. 59c BREASTS · .. · Ill. 79c ' Flat Fqr Green Beans , •. BACON ENDS · · ·.. · · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · 41~ 99c ~: •Et• HOME-GROWN 2 lbs. QREEN 'BEANS ' t9c TOMATOEs, Tube or Bulk . ... .... . . . . .. . .. lb, He · NEW CABBAGE ,. , • , , .. ... . . . .. -. , • Ill. 5e SAVE PLENTY HERE! New Potat~s 10 lbs. 79, VElVEETA CHEESE · .. · · · · · · · · · · · 2 lbs. 79c WE HAVE ALL KINDS OF CHEESE FOR A SNACK FOR DAD it Ettat 'weelr with their IO.rJ·In· dau1hter Mr. and Mrs. Weat, fatkeraburl. G~"'' Tohon, lilrl. H. B. Mr1. HardeU NeiC)er of atteQded ibe . Plag Day en••• .,., ._.,.,.,., ,....,. ,._ SLICED.' BACON . . .. oo:"\, ' OLE0·· · .. ..... .. ... ........ 51Jas.99c I Mr. aftd. N:n. W. W. Varian ! cream filled paltries and cream. ""'OM .,_..,... .,,.tiN KINGAN'S ' and Mrs. Harold . Rbush daUIIhter N"dlne were at PI· last week to visit Mr. ind m<ro Garen Rousll ana attend the w;:d~~~~ttbett- dauchter •Sbar· lene. , wai -• brideiDllfd. Mra. · Phllaon Norria Mr. an aced eoU..Oe ire reported til. I Mr. 1nd lira. St. Clair HUI, 'Mr. I and Mra. rCiltrot'd HUI, IOQ ·Mn ! apent thE! wftkend at the horDe of i their brother Joo Hill Bouman'a Run recently. Mrs. Pauline Brewer and dau· gbter Donna spent the weekend with her p.arenu., Mr. and Mn. Richard VanMeter, Beverly, Jeffrey Brewer wu a patient in Holzer Hospital several days. or week. . I.JYerpooJ. lo Mar Wllldn&· D. C., wbo .Wll bere \'lttiUIIi h11< da"'hter Mrtt. Eorl A<lam n· turned hQme last week: Mrt... . Diek 'Taylor's brother, Cleland of Racine , waa here .., fnther, Wesley Cozart movell Mrs. Hope Peek and motber, Mra. John Nelson and Mi~& Pam· ela Wi1son were vialUng the former's lister, Mr. and Mrs. Brickles, Waahlngton Court House Mr. and MrL lt F . Erlewine Ellsworth Ballengee haa moved hta·-'famtl}' to a farm' near Freder· and family were Sunday &uelh of ..hta. lltother and famUy Haroldlctton, o. Erlewine Pt. P!euant. Mr. and Mn. Harold BoJen and .Mr. and Mrs. Max· Bolen and children of Reynoldabur• wedaughter of Columbus have been • ... spending a few day• with his mo- weekend guests bia mother, ther, Ml'8. Grover Stout. Mrs. Grover Stout. Sherman Balleo1ee baa puf. )k, and Mrs. Miles Nelson were caiUng on his aunt, Mrs. ehaaed the Odd Fe!lowa HaD 1t Lillie Frances Sunday afternoon Dexter and is putting In a second Mra. FranFea is 1n very poor hand furniture ltore and also farm mactlinery. · • he•ltb. Min Pamela Wltaon wu boa· Misl Lanna Turner went TUes. day}\o Columbus where she Is en· tess to her 4-H jlub Monday If. · rolled at Office Training S-chool. ternoon. Mt. and Ml'l1 Marvin Wilson Mo. ·Roberta Wilson and' Mrs. Blanche Nel110n are attendln& the spent Sunday Wit& their daughter summer aeuion at Obio Univer· and aon-in·Jaw llr. and 11r1. Titus Smith. Pam returned. home with aity. them after a weekend. visit with Norfolk, Va., lor service in the beT aister. navy Monday. Sunday callers of Eva Sayre was MrL Bertha Sayre, Pomeroy . IN JUST 15 ~NOTeS Guy .B eegle bas been appoint· IF YOU HAVI TO ed Supt. of the Methodlet church SCRATCH YOUit ITCHdu to H···'d Bou h Your fie beet lit 8117 dfiUI ~. ' ~w ' moving APPfr ITCII·IIENOT. J'~ ~~ b' ~Mr. and Mra. Raymond Henaler urnme dit1ppear1 Use ~ 10np David ud Daniel of IJ,acine d~ l'I"CH-ME-NOT diY or N&bt we¥; dinner a:uests SUnday of Mr. tor eczema, l'in;iwotm, ia8ect 1JitNt W•tner. or Jturopt~n onnouncod WtdDolcloy. Ettj><>rla to tho COiill)lunlttl notion totatiO<I Ml.oBO.OOO durlnJ tbo flrlt tour monlbo ., tlt11 aT. $tate Mr. and Mr1. Roy Bookman and dauthter Cheryl and Mr. and Mr• William Yates of Buchtel and Mrs. Laura Elselateln and SOl) of Pomeroy visited Mr. and Mrs. Doualas .Circle Sunday . ' , GIIIMANI, ltiDII!IIADI · BONN UPI-Weit Ooi"tltonp ..n dU<ta 111oro trade wllb Red Chino w..t Saturday e venlnl a:ueats 01 .Mr. and Kra. Edson Rou1h and family . Mn. Murl Ours and Sharon Holter of Baahan called on Mr. and Mra. Douglas Circle and famIly saturday evening. the Wfl;flk end. oBlood uaed, 1 pint. 3J. T - are oome ~ DOIDien: tbe m&toilal'i olllllll ' ~amdcn, flul4 2t. B• l tl tJip.) JS. Yelp 28. Mary, Don:, ete. 80, Biblical city :u. P.rfotml Clifton, were BEDFORD Social f:vents If Products Have Si;yle They Need Little Else -~-;,..-;~:.:.,.~-,~--1 ~:~~~~~~j~~:~~ and. sources Of are concerned with Graltde from ~~•Ute.' He Ia belnf ;lrand'erro4 bY; the BOI!ert t &erruid·•, : .. . laVerna WearsJs Engaged siatlons~;~~;=~:.:':l:·r~ l•· · · Mrs. Gerald Clart; ·treuurer and few days. Mra. Charles Sheet. Uld·:<a;qgh· Mr1. Marv.in . MeFUiand, publlelty ters Susan.and I)ebor.ah Mad. nteeeehalrman. A fft' changes were 1;111de In Nancr .Uods.,y · were, :.. ;flee,t the rule• of Ua canteen with &UHts of b~r motlter Mn. .tl:aUa 4. Bermuda sbor"tl .and dim jim• to DarneU at Wellaton. Clinton G.lll!e> 11114 'llu,ne SIO.· be .permltt;d at ~e cMteen tem.· J!Ol'lll'IIY. Also ·wllen pl)inl. tile ley wl!<t .,. . el!iJtiW!Id In llol~· ' entf!lrlnl lee p1tron1 will be bu8. apenl' lhi we,ke~ tt home. Mr, •nd Mr.B. Robeit Reed- ~nd stamped, enablint them to leave and l'eturn wlthout b&YinJ r.o pty pons were ~&ts of "her parentlo Mr. an4 Mrs. Raymond GaU:qeJi· Of the ~eeond time. ~­ Tht eanteen will open on Sune Colum~us for .te\lerai ~ay., Mr: and 111'1. ~lnup·- 'lQlaaea, 18th Instead of Friday, lttb. A door prize will ·be ilvn any. Mr. ahd MJT. IUcbard. ~ 1nd Also the C!Ommlttee announced IOD were weekend guests Of .the that aevet"al n~w popular i'eeord1 form"er'a brotftl!r, Mr. ind )Jlra. bad been purc:btlsed and will be Raymond RIJ,odei, BeckJey. Mr. ono ,.~. Charjolt' ill!<!oto play«! IIIlo week. Attenc\lng were Mra. Clark. onlertalnt<j "with a plciile lllii'Per spent Sunday wlth Mr. and Mu. Homer Clt:c1e. Mr. llld MrJ. Raymond Snyder daughter ol Wa~\t ~e~ - rec!ent Of Columbus spent Sunday wtth gu est~ of Mr. and Mtl!l. Bernard Mr . and Mrs. Homer CtrC!Ie and ramll)'. lioyd Wilson returned Dtddle. I home with them. William 'Boyd, Washington, D. c. ·Mr. t~nd Mrs. Funk Hudaon called on Mrs. Sophia • Shane, re· and family , Pomeroy, spent Sun· cently. Allen Miu Libby Diddle vlsi.ted day with Mr. and Mn. triends at Ravenswood over the Taylor. Mr. and Mr1. Geor1e Clule and week end. daughten ol Middleport were -Mra. Prank auck Sunday afternoon .Jut&tl o.t Mrs. Mary Circle and Melvin. STORK QUTRACIS CONOAISS WASHINGTON UPI...Conlll'Oos Mr. and Mr1. Willey Circle of has been asked to race the faet Dorcas called on lira. Marr Circle , 11\at.· j)edent bud1et experts juat and ~ton , Sunday. . · Mr. and Mr, . .Pan Smith and can't .keep up wlth the atort and Dan Cupid. Defense Secretary famlly were Sur:'dly guuts of ~r. Neil H. McElroy told a Senate and Mra. LI!W1'1!1Ad Smith of Lau· ,, ~pm priation s subcommittee Wed ret Cliff. nesday that the Air Forc:e would need an extra 50 mliJion dollars in dependency aJiowances for the year belinning July 1. !in, H'o·~;e,;· Cornette, Smith, Bart Henderson. Deaths, June 18; M:ra. ''·'wrtunc HOGS- 175 to 220 lba 16 to HI.OO; 220 to 200 16 .fo 16.8b; Light IIJ to 16.80; F'at Sows 12' ~o 1~; 'Stag! 12 to 14; Boars 9 to If; Sows and Pig& 66. to 120; S hoa~s 6 to l(J.S(t ' I CArn..E-steers 20 Lo 28: He lf· er& 20 to 26; Baby Beef 20 to 26; Fat Cows 14 to ~ ; Cannel'IJ '12 to 1&; <BUIJ.a 20 to 21: 'Milk COWII 12.5 to 250. VEAL CALVES-Top!l 29 SO; Sec· ond1 2ll to 28; Medium 2{l to 26; Gom. &c Hva. 20 to 29. Culls 18 .to 20. SHEEP- Ewe• and Lms 4 to 10; Stock Ewes 4 to 1O; fat Sheep 4 lo 8; CuUa 1 to ~. Bucks 4 to 8; FJt Wethers 4 to 10. HOSPITAL LAMBS-Tops 2660; Scronds 18 16: Mrs. Luey E . to 22: Light Wts. 15 lo 18; Com· Mrs. Walter i8. con 10 to 11'Thoma! George .Mr1. Em· DAILY :ROSS WORD •(. 1s Mn. Anna co, V•AL~IY LIVIIIGCK Gotllpoll~ Ololo, Juno II; 1959. OHIO Mn. IEU&en~ l!ivitno ljrm. . llr. ••~ Mrs.. Rope. Dairy Listed Mn. f'aul Werner preaented the "Souree of Information" The Social Hayseed• orpnlzed when the Friendly Circle , met their club In .M uch wltb Du Tuesday evenlna at the church~ Smith. advi10r, and Roy van Group sln&Jnl of "Oqee to Meter, aai~ant. The followJDI Every M•n and Nation" wJtt- Mr•. members are now hoUllntil offlee: FTed Btaettnar aa aeompanlat prelident, Billy Carleton; vlee pre l"ollowinl the icliPl'"' readin,: tident, Carl Walton; lee:Mtar)', by 141" Ellubeth Fldt, Mrs. Wer· DUly :tlwood; recreation leader, ner po.Qlted out tbat our ,oplniooa 'tommy MoKay newa rep0rler and lives are Jnfluenced by tbe Richard Holter and treuurer1 'neWJPapera read, the radio Larry Cirde. vlaion , The other members" art Ronnie it Holter, Roger Holter, Ronnie Har· membera means ris, Ralph Rose, Chester Rose, Spencer Stearns, Mike Smith, topic !Mto. Ce<U Blacl!Wttod. 14<1 Miss ~ Bla<lrwood welo grleolB ' of ter. New offieen eJeeteA were the .former's paf1n~. Kr~ IJ)d ~s. Mn. Lee .Utt:hlleld; liOnOIIr)o: E. •P . strotber, l'<>riBII!O•J~ [or 'I _-:.: (/lt?t!~CLIFTON Antiquity Scx:ial Carmel News NewsOfTheWeek Of The Week .Social Notes 'I . :. . .:. . .:. :::...:...:.~:::..~~==========~ Chester C:;;~~;;oof;~c~~~~~...:...:...:.. 0 Of AC Meeting Is HeldTuesday Daily Sentinel Daybook ~ ,i • Friendly Circl~ Meeting Is Held . Tuesday Evening MrJ. Samuel H~ 1 ~ rilf;f. W. va .I.MrJ. Marshal r Itenlekbf:lt, WJ ey, W. Va., Mr. and Jtlh., ~.am ­ es Boren Jr., and ~1. , A1ttndibg t he tnsped:itm of tbe II. il. Gllltey aoij · fomUy of ZaneavJUe wer,.e av.en)lght 1ue,ts of his · parentr, : ~ute. ,to' Blo ~ Made Tod11y sources ln our nation . Be.hind the lines of our Vllnlin:~ Mr. and Mn. Gene includtng Atla~tic City and New £f t Riley and family the put weekend York City. e or s tow~rd national pro~as , the Luck· were Mrs Es!lie Henry , Mr1. Ma· Mr. and Mrs. Claude Young and leSB Legion stands aa a vaat fifth column. bel John son, Miss Jthoda LoCkhart two sons, St. Albans, W. Va., U"e Earl Robinson and da ug h- visiting her parenll, Mr . and Xn. of Mrs. Beverly. OUnCI ter of Point Plemnt and !~r&. Fraok Epperly. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turner vii· Evelyn Nicholson called on Mrs. Clara Williams and Mn. Lourene ited hi• mother, Mrs. lsabel Turn· er at the , home of iMr. and Mra. Lewia. . Cheste r Council Daughters of America met in regular sesll'loyd Cleland, Rutland. Sion Tuesday evening with 36 members present . Mr.' and oMro. Cline E~\l<ln and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Teaford Mary ~ - Holt er , councilor, presided and Merle Ours was ' J i d a u s h ter · or Southside Mr . and and tamily, Romooy, W. Va., were reported tll. A thank you card and letter was read from John Mrs. Stanley Colley and famUy , recent i:"Ueats ot hl1 parenta, Mr. El ltal~b and gs lh cr Ha)·ea. Com. inc un iul)· 7. rt was also announc: Mrs. Jame11 Cunnina:ham and c hil- and Mrs. Delbert Teaford. NIW ARRIVAL munu:ations wert· read fr om Ruth cd that tea had arrived to ·be aold Mr. and Mra. WUiiam Russell dren of New Haven, callel on Mrs. ,u r~cl hn ~ and fro m P.:llzabeth as a mtmcy making project. A1C Doll Diddle has returned to Powell are announcing tbe J>lrth Dana Lcwta and Mra. Lucille Hnr · Qmntm, stato aetnltary_. conct~.rn· At the close of the meeting, a of a dau&hter, Nancy Jane , on rlwn the paat week. hla air base in treenvllle, Miss., lni t he Sta le Co~mc 1l &eliSIOn qu iet auc tion was held by the June 12, at Holzer Hospital. The Mrs. Fletcher Youn1 Is viaitlng after a twelve day leave with ...Is which will l>o held m Dayton m ways and means committee after baby wel&hed 7 lbs. 4 ou. The ma· relaLivea at Sprina:flelg, . O~.lo . parents, Mr. and Mn..Ovid Diddle. .A\II!IUBl. ... . , wh.ic h qu arterl y birthday• were ternal &randpaeenUI are Mr. and Mr . and 'Mrs. WUJi!~ By:ers ,nd s• c AWns ..,ntl...Mt.., and Mri. Hlal Freneh. , · ..: ~ Charles Sheett wel\t fd' q iuJlloo ·~ s Tuesday to brin~ .) ia0" !!pece, Nan~y Lindsey to thelt hon:te tQ apehd~ the .IIJBrinet"j. ·~1.,~.,. ~ t.lr. •nd· :P.Jra, n·Henrx. WJ;..U of of the school. ncar Cley~lo!f<l -l!f!Ont i fet'~d.oYa , with the •£:. I!· Corr llt{ .(lien Thoae from a u•lllUee wbo It· Hanl ~l ftmtue.. . ,, _' ;~. .. \' if. ' tended the funeral of J.a~ Bo.r-1 ... · 1 ~ • • • • O", '.'"'!;' 1e.n Sr ., were Emanuel Berlingo, ::Mr: and Mrs. ol;:l-.nit ·J.:f.wt-11 Of New York ; Xr. IJld Mra. Lou ·DownlnCton. were .Yilitl(ti -at~ tbe Dowder, daughter Jo Ann, , ¥t. Halliday·Atkinl-1eWel~ b6)!''Tburs and Mra. James· Dowden and fam· .day .eVening. ·· 1 ''!,. 1 ily, Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Mauek, Mr. and Mn. F . 0 , Whaley or· Chillicothe spent SundaY witb her pare,.ts, _,r: t.nd ~l&~. Clint Gil~ Sr. The ·WltaJeya are ,mov· ing to CblRJll_bUI. ,. , dur tion of the latest recruit. Then silen~e . '~ Silent suffering . A '!Uetime of pain. Or the sil e nt memories of thOSe who mourn when the dead are laid tO rest. There were 36,700 mep, women and chJl· dr en numbered among the· dead of the Luck· les s Legion during the past year. 'for every fataJity there were 77 'people · who suffered the L uc kl ess Legion or automobile casualties: iu 1958 We might as well have 'foUght WOr ld War II over again last year. J?~JinJo,~. a~·~l"''"'o! d ou-bt ltai'On rort AJliley, w. , •·· ~ • end eve ning service will be conducted by Rev. Nithols, of Ohio Unlver· sity. Plan& are bein1 made for A DVBS which w1U be held the last t wo weeb Of Jult. T~n 1will be evangeli.ttic aen1ce eaeb evebloi . tUCKtESS tEGION DR ·U1'S 2,300,000 MORE ted Jnto 'O.Hi,ers, Members Of.2 ... , a. m. with an attencUnce or dl. The youth group meetl at 7 p. m. and worship service at 8. In the Ra-cine Chapter OES Mo'nda)'i eveabsenee or the pastor,. Rev. Larry ntng were Mre. P•ullne · YA~na. Woodruf£, this comlll! Sunday presld"!nt of Diatrlct . ~o. .Jik.~ and Then, and only then, should the Twin Towns settle down to another hundred years of being two communities instead of one . '" "MtH·e th an 2.800.000 Americans were draf· da..,hr .. Earl See, Harrisonville Union Su n(l.ay School met at the usu•J hour 9·30 , brtghter than a t anytim e since 1947. t hanks to stale legis lati ve act ion the past s1x wt'cks tha-t has cleared away much of the dcb lis p1ied up from past errors. On ly the hard est shell ed taxpayer ca n de· ny thC' county needs more hospltal facilities. Even. he ought to have tongue in chee k while argu tng hts case. So, 1n the making a city from t\\o towns idea a definitive study o! advantages in creal. ing a c1ty i,s most needed. Those charged with the mission of bringing a dty into being will have to fi nd fa cts ~o show definite adva ntages a c1 ty wo uld ha ve over two vUiages. If the r e are no such advantages, that too shoul d be reported. One or the more unfortunate deaths that ' - 11.\SPBERRY JELLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tea GillY lk SPECIAL BLI!!'IQ - 1:~ . . . CIGARETTfS, AU Std. · ICE f • . . 1f21b. 49t: , · · · c....$2M , INSTANt COFFU · ·· .. · · · ·· · t...J. 79c, . . . . . "' FOR PICNICS 0!1 FISHING . • PICNIC JUGS • ea. ~.~~§9,, ,JHE FOOD Save Your Slt:H Green shjnPJI' tiD A tU W. S~ND S'J!. • . POI~t~Y) q �r ' ·' • • ' lb &A - ~- 'rHE DAILY SENTINEL ~DaUy Sentinel! PomOI'Qy·Midd~e\.tt: 0 ., J~!~(~~~ PRISONER Harrl'sonv•'lle .,...·ety Events 1 S""' Cotnmentating Editoria~y IS DEMISE OF AN IDEA NEAR? Jnay be recorded Is tht' demtse of the con. Yersahon piece, ··Let's make a d ty of the towns of Pomeroy and Mtddleport.' ' A great deal or. first. Investigation, secondly, public information, may be made of th e proposal. But it may die in the talkmg stage It cannot . if action ever ts to be taken. :I'here are many people who think the proposa l all r ight , but few who take another step •· •• to b eli~ve it is possi ble in any for eseeable future. Apparently the "City in the Bend" idea ' doesn' t have an obvious pressmg, over-riding need pushing It ahead •• • On t he ot he r hand , the 13-year-o ld dream of a modern. adeq uate hospttal m Meigs County doE's enJOY suc h inspiration . Toda y. the possibil ity of o nwd e rn hospital hP re is newspaper headline, perhaps, il l.• •• l·• ,• • !• i: : marks-1!i~ In Its ann ual htghway safe ty bookle t enti. tied ·'Tht· Luckless Legion", The Travelers lnsura nre Companies pointed out "This is an ar m y or suffering hum anity whi ch grows more rapidly each yea r. It 1s made up of the injur·ed and the dead . th e heedless • nd th e innorenl, th e yotlng and lhe old . Since the a~!JIOj:ljle fi rst appea red on the American .I.IS«ene; ~ theae ranks o£ the crippled and the ·~'·d ea~ have included more than 60,000 000 of ·· ' "" ' , • 1\.JS. Th e Luckl eRS Legion is a silent, haunted army We e rect no monuments to it. No grim reminders mar the sleek beauty of the roads and hi~hways which are its field of battle. A , N. Haven Youth Canteen Opening The New Haven youth eanteen. direetol'S held a apec:Lil meetlnl at the Library on Monday ~ven· inl for tbe pllf'iPO&e of ezplalnlnc the operation ' ol the canteen to the new C!Ommlttee membeb. It wu decided to keep the pre. 11ent president, John Kor&!n and Wee president Mfl, Eu1eoe Jlet- In' _ l !' {.'" 11 waa announced that the audit• lng c unun i ttc ~ would m~ t 'Dr 'tM' tll>me of Lucllle Kroeuer on June 24 to audit the books. The a ood of the order committee present ed the Council with 13 candle holders tn memory of Es11ic Warner . The charler wn draped for 1M:rs. Warn!r~ust a ll ation or offlceu was ll.nnoUnced for the next meet· - painful injuries. Hour by hour and day by day, this totol cllmbed until It reached the staggering totat of 2,825,000. Miss Beverly Burna attended a Mrs. Frank Buck, son and dough· &r SMtr Carleton Injuries during ·the past year rose 12 per 4·H meettns at Mason City on Man. ter-in·law, M.r. and Mrs. Ro)l Buck, lin. Homer Circle and two and Dixie and family, Apple Grove, and daughters, ~rothy ce. nt _ twice the rat• of increase for the pre- day t'venlng. '" Mrs Jean Taylor and son, Mike , Mr. and Mrs. Pal.ll Stewart and apent S.~y evening with Mr. VIOUs year. In the rising curve of injuries lies called on Mr. and Mn. Ned Henry family of Columbua, returned Sun- and Mrs. Edson Routh. ltlr. and Mrs. Buren Duncan, \he greatest waste of property and human re- on Friday. day, from 1 vacatlol) ln the East, i l• I ,.lilT PACII TRIAL WAnSA W UPI- A Roman Ca· thollc prinst fa ce11 trtat here b~nuse ho built a church without otftcial euthor lza11on. The kev. Steph•n Ro:r:a!-ikl w a& <eharged wUh pulling up 11 wooden chapel In t'b1 parillh of Sulejowaka . near Watstw. f observed with potluck refresh· 'tn enb Eva Bailey, Letha Wood, Bernice kid enour, Erma Cleland , Gol dJt> frederi ck, Ada Von Mater and Clara Mae Pyles, wh o were ob· ae rvin ~ bltthdaya, were seated at a s'poc1al table centered with an aJTangemont o( anap druiOns and a decorated birthday cake. A small birthday l ift WM placed at each i~ra. Jame• ·Marki .. . ..TJI.e...pakrl'lll grandparent• are Mr. and "Mra. William Powell and the paternal great vandmother Runell of Clifton . NIW CITIZEN Mr. and Mn. James Herman LuynP arc announcing the birth of a aon born on June 14th at Holzer plate. Uospital The baby waa named Jamca Brenlel· and weighod at birth 8 lbs. 71,1 ou. .Maternal CHAIOI AIR VIOLATION grandp~rent~ are Mr. and Mrs. TOKYO UPI-Communl st North Carmack and maternal great Floyd Viet Nam has proteated an al le.lled air apa ce violation by o U. Rrandmother Is Mrs. Mary Steele, S. 8-47 jet bomber, the Commun· Paternal ·~:rndparents .re Mr. and ist Ne w L:hln• A.~t:olky reported Mrs. Harry Layne and the paternal great KNndmother Is Mre. Harry · today. Dyer . A(l RO~s " DOWN ~ l . lJN(d orn od G. 1'6LIIll t~ 2. '"T'empeat'' 10. ln a line Cpoet l J t. Cj"'"ata i:ipil'it 3. A»hm 11lant LWtlello 8. lii blleal tthem.) Sport• .;;7Mi.\ 18. Depart lO, - 19. With I prefiX) E. 20. We•t ory M. Indtatl 'etl1h ( vo.r. ) 21. Little Jlrl 23. Tht! patella. Yuler11•r'• .. , • ., 26. Slotsa. Cqn\plle• machine 33. A rental re.taurant ~ont.rac:t. 27. Smooth Sf. Ocmcur mount 7. Turblne ' <'l ervolr I . Cord IJ . Weleh· ---, 29. Con~ ~ , ·;~e.M' Iillt bru d ot dO, at. Jurre bul' 111. W'at.. area :16. A.;tor'l ~· :tlbtr ol . l' aradille fi . Modan I f'(h!t.) 12. Antolnl'tte :!4 . A Ca l l ~. 1Un11 11phero w hlcle ,p"{!· !4tt"nhm ' 18. Con- ~f iJtre.Lo. , A. lJirth• June Ia Mr. 11nd Mra. Ritchie , Tupper• Plains. Dlschuged, June 16: Georee Patton, Mra. Glenlon .Roy, Mra. Robert Smith and infant, Mn. BUlle Collier and infant, Mrt. ~~eph l.!each, Mr1. Vernon Mrs. Male · RIC& Uy.n al\)' other 36, JI'&t nation, Cherrlnaton. tb• Eeon'omlC!a klhtf"w. .... flow'cr1ot Utah Mlnl1tr1 1"'· -.... ·' I'll DARYSDI'nNB Sl. HapPfft a rain IO. Injum tO. fpun DIVO'JU '1'0 1Nftiii!JT8 OP liiiiONWiON AltiA Rlolwtl 8. ()will~ P..u.ller wool t1 . On tltl ..... •2. 0rat-. PUiiiilh.d '""· .ttwnan • warltllp ••heart '""' """"' .......... . ...._.,••Tllot10Cll!lo Votlo, 4S. Encounter DAILY C:RYPTOQVOTE - Hert'l how to wOik Itt AXJDLBA<\XR 10 LONUI'IlLLOW One 1J tt•r -'mply ltandl tor another. In thla umplt .A. Ia at« for ·t he tll~ L'1, X ror tbl two O'a, ate. Blnfll ••tttrt. apoe. t n:.tl*. tha ltnrtb aftd tonnatlon of U'lt wol'dt ar. an hlntl. • ac:b day Uw ·~ ~tt.n att Glfftrtnt. ,, A c.,.".,.... q.. J :K AVK'OHZGJ totloa N . • M~JIUI,Kll All - - .... """-'·. . . . . . .1. . . """ -... ..........,... ....,... ...... ,., "" ~· .. JW, - I , "" tlllorlol ""'" " " · Q't.S.. Mrs. Velma Taylor ol Athens spent the weekend at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ci-rcle and .Mn. Xor1an, Mra. I.Jtohlleld, Mrs. Jamu Cunntpam, Mrs. Bobiby Rou1h, Mra. Robert st)Te, Mrs. o. J. Bostic, Mrs. Donald Hartley, Mra. Je11 Able, Mrl. Eugene Huter, Kr-s. Paul Scally and Mra. Marvin MaF~rland. sons of Syr_ acuse ~r. lilm;l }4rll. 'Geotlt DeWeeae, · Athena, attended · ebuteh at Bur· Unc'ham Sundar_ arid Yilt ted · Mr, and Mfs. Ft. ' E: ,DollJ)a•. Dorothy Dandakil vi•ited htr parentl,. . Mr. and .¥r•. Emmett Jones. Mr. and -... Omer Hin"' Ath· Go~med .......,. ' MiN Mary V, Reibel, &)resident, condu<!ted the business seaaion •nd a thiJllk :r~ note was read from Mrs. ·Leonard ', JttweU for flower~ aent her while ill. Mrs. Wllllam Matlack ' and ·Mrs. Ralph Gr.aves were repor\ed ·ill. Plilne were mtde for the piCnic whi-ch wiD be held July 2lr •' 6:30 at \he home of Mrs. Fred Leifhelt. It was announced that Rev . Paul Streich a missionary in Ecua dor will speak at the churc·h on June 29. Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr., announced the altar committee Glltey, June ~ . He wHI anner . to name or Muk Anthony._, U.o , at ' YOU-'t.. . eat. yoy -.t wb&t )'GU to ..., M a ~t. If 7"" put oa too·.miht. Your .........:.,.._ te ·...• ...,......_ - - )lr tho. IIOlriUatul OC ,... ·· ·· ,..... _.,._ ~. .... -~·. d~Wmlne , .... ,_..,.Ore'.... lwttaiT '"" .... , 'l'hUI, IOIP7l(,rot\IIN<I.f9l" .... ~llirl\10!1, lo your- . Juot - ,... ... - . a )tit . .,. iiUIIOult to piD- JloitJol'aley. AT Sale Prices WE WILl. TRADE thell., ho~q~;,.Sunda)' her motl\er, Ml'f. .JJ~i• P#'h~Q. ·hik' sister, Mr. "'d ¥t•. IJI:~ll)).lodjoo• and da~tb- ' tera, W"eUstbi1, his SlSter Mrs. VIvian Lh'tdley •nd daughter Natiey1 -coJumbus, MZ.. and Mra. S..JtepC c:.rgm ~MT'· ,~th~·· . 1 , ... . """'- taod.: •llt •otroct. . .,.,.. ~-'-··-~ - . - . . . . - - .·· • ,' FiRST. . LINE- FIRST QUALITY- ARAS .' -· . ' 6f0il5 Al'LAS PLYCRON · · · ·· · · · $15.95' . BLACK$!DE WALL- TUBE TXPt: :~;· ...... . _. ~·- : . . .. · · 1 . ·~·tho·-- , . • . they .... ":·1!. emotlotlol upoot mq your deoln for ''""· I · -lor Uf h&,. ~· 1M a ... mitat oiteo oom• - t l l l q "!!I; We ud t'ell - Ot1trJ' lor - lo7 '· ~ ., PHONE 9076 POMEROY, OHIO $Ho.7 BlWOK 1110% •IDe. llr. and Hra. M~a Nel10n Jpent Sunday afternoon with their aunt LiUie J'rancla and Mr. and Kr1. Worle)' FraneiJ. Franeb Johr.aon wu YilitinJ Mia WUIIUI Johna.on recently, Mn. Beecher Cooper U. reC!OVuiDI slowly from an opera· uon at Maaon CIJnle. A 100 Beecher allo hid u apention the lime day. :llrt. a D. Hill went to G.Uj.. poUt Clinic for a chtUup. She .Mn. R. R. Dunt, 100 Tommy •11 accompanied by her dlucbttr ealled on her father , Lawrence lin. Buryl White. Ritchie Sunday evening. Dr. Blazeo,riez wu called to s. w. Dum called on £ber tee Mrs. lJllie Francit laat Frl· Carpenter and family Tbunday, day. Mr. and lin. Howard Allen and children, Fairview, were Sunday a:ue.u 01 h.i• paren'-, Mr. and Mr•, B. R. Alleo. llr. and Kn. George Souden: and ehlldren, Xenia and 11:r aDd .., 1¥1 Mn. Randall T•lbott. · New lei· Tbe Guild met with M:ra. Doro- in&ton wer~ weekend guest. of thy Dunt Tburiday evening. their parents, Mr. and lira. Dell Mr. and Kra. E. W. Dnis and Talbott. Mayfoi'd Harris and Dale Smith. Two of the better liked projects or the boys are rope and dairy heifers. The bo,-a have bad demonstrations on tyinc dlHerent knots, whipping the end• of rope and making cattte haltera. They have also been learning · the proper method of reedlnl 1 dairy heifer, Presently they are I making plan's lor 4-H camp. SEWETrES ORGANIZI Advisor ,Mrs. TracY Tackett organized the Sewettea in early March. The membership of the club totals nine with the following officers leading the club: president, Judy Tackett; vice pre· sident, Melva Johnston! secretary, TueHa Geiser; treasurer, Juaniu.atia Tackett; health and 11afety, Martha Brown; newa: re· porter, Brenda Joh111on. Wanda . Tackett is junior leader. The girls mterests are tocuaed on sewing, .baking l'ld trtednB of frD:its and vegetables. They ll'e learning medita1 care also for they bave had reports on ''Treat· ment for Cuta, Dog · Bite~ and Snake Bite."' ·~Making Yeast RoUs" and "Sew lng in a Hem" were demonstrat· ed at previous meethags. Stiversville Society Events c.,.,.....,. 10n lim, Sbeffield, Ala., are •pendinl their vaca.UoD with her brothen, Eber and Ralph H..· derson. They- attended their 100 Robert's wedding at Warren on their way here June 3rd. Mason County Homemaker News unith.ed for two mlnutel, titiMir io water at 180 de&reo or lft. a ateriliz.in& chemicJJ 10lutioa auda u cholorine or quat.enlalJ' amaoaiLam cboloride. DU:ha molt be. ltor ed so u to protrrt tlwn from re- contamination. tJn~"TY handlina of food duNn&: preparation and RI'Yin& ahould be •voided. Food eoatambl· atlon utuaUy II cauaed by improper Undllna by a peraon with n lnfecuon. Tbe r..ult ol thia .could be 1 food poitODID& epidemic. llut reasonable obaervance of hullb protedioa precautions will mPe commullity dlnnen u eajoyable u they were planaed to be. f "' & T A succeaful community dinner Kr. and x.-.. Bod Glueaen· is one that's oafe as well u • n· camp, hi1 brother t.wnmce and jOyltble JOOi..al event. he • ·~- Do ..........w.a. .. ,.., ,.. flt:it . . . r .s lwu- • nna Fitch returned The s•me precaution• thai must ___._.._ from Baltimore Friday where ..ntt.ut • dectet'a. ... _..""P""-. they spent • week wbile Law· be observed by commercial reltau· our ntw .., . . uiW ODit....X. "' !··-• hf rantt should apply to all ehureh, You ....,.. .._ .,., •flt ··W7 _. , . nee rece va.a 1 annual ehec!k fraternal, sehool, and other com· ·~ up at Bethesda Hospital. munity dlnnen. Careful sun.rvl- ., your IMMt' ~ fM ..,. Mr. and M:ra. E . W. Daris. 10n r-'-' .... lhn'.rion tUett.. st....,.. _., Jim, Rady alld Margaret Durst, 1on tan make them mece88lul and ct... llutiHI, tr ....... RaJ ph aDd Alberta Hendenon call- •void the pouibillt.y of sickness or ef ....tuclnt........, creoo ~-, •·-nter and lam· food poiaoning. bn • •224 - .,. L,.w·lt- ed On .:.uo: ....... ..., ily Saturday eveninJ:, Persons suUerinc from illneu or Oi)I.INIX II a tiny......, ... ..,.:. OVERWEIGHT and Mn. Hershel Wears, Pomeroy, Ohio, announce the engagement of their da11£bter, La Verna, to Ronald F. Burns, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frankliot C. Burns, ·1395 Manchester Ave., Columbus, Ohio. _ Miss Wears, who lives at 1935 Eddystone Ave., Columbus, Ohio is a graduate of Sdpio-HarriBonvllle High School. !>he is employed as a secretarY at the Western Union Telegraph Company, Columbu&, Ohlo. Mr. Burns is a graduate of Linden-McKinley High School. attended Northwestern Unive tslty and Ohto state University Mr. and Kr1. Dillon Taylor ~~~ii·o~·o,houldn't take part in lly ..........., .........., .._,. Misa Flct, Mrs. an\1 Is a member of Alp~a Tau Omega. He is presently em· were re«nt guests of bis aunt, Miss Reibel. prepantion or serving. All ..._ Whln yow tatllt ODRINI~ by the Wortbln"'nn PoUce Inpartment, Worthing- Mrs. Alice VanCooney. A course was lei'Ved ployed must be wholesome and free ,_ ttlll en)ey yow ........., . .ll ton, Ohio. ·I ........ during the socr8i. hour by Mrt. •Mr. 4nd .Mra. Harold VanMeter from contamination and facilities Mt the , _ . you 1. ., _, pv Marvin Burt, Mr.s. James ClatThe couple will be "lJl"ried June 28, 1959 at 3:30 P.M . in and sons are apending their va· be available for proper :~torage and llmplr don't hewe the ..,. ,_. wol'thy and Mrs. Leonard JAwell Zion Church of Christ, HarriBonville Road, Pomeroy, Ohio, cation with his parents, Mr. and · of perishble food be- ntra ODafMWX to 17 members and one gueat, where the custom of open church will be observed. lliil .., Mrs. Cl!:arles VanMeter. These ine!ude milk. .,._,.. ywr ...-w m•• a• =•• Mr. md Mr1. Andy 'Ward, her Twila Sue Clatworthy. The refreai:J ment table was attractive center ed witb a mixed artaneement of flowers with yel1ow. tapers in crystal holders on either .side. ' Letart Falls Scx:ial Events By Mn. J, D. ltouah Rev. Floyd WorU..n our retired pa•tor of the Methodllt Church moved Wednesday to lll1 borne in Gallipolis. • Our n~w .pa!ftor Rey, · Pearl Cas~ . of Pa~lot- will be our fu· GIANTS SIGN BtdiRY NEW YORK UPI -AI Barry, of· fenaive gu:rrd (or the -New York Gfants' eastern dt¥isiori cham· piona last season, slped yeatQr· day for hls fourth NaUonal-- Foot· ture mtniater. ball League camplliJn. Mra. Dallaa Hill, dauJhters Deborah and Jeanne, Mrs. Bert Hunt an4 daqhter, Mra. HarOld PACKERS SIGN PAIR GREEN BAY, Wis. twl - Quarterback Vito (Babe) Parilli and end Steve Meilinger, both former Unl· versity of Kciltucky football stars, have signed 1959 eontracts with the Green iBay Packers. Roush and ·daughter Nadine (+H) attended the Avalon boat trip to Pt.- PleasanL · lfra. John Wolfe's elau of tile Methodist Sunday School went on a picnic Sunday to Camdeil Park Huntington. ThCl WSCS will sponiOJ' an jce cream social June 17th at the Community Hall. lMr. and Mrs. Clyde King and children Of Rutland were Sunday gucats of Mr. and Mta. Harold Routh, Dr. •nd Mra. Earl Grimm and son Joey are , spending 'lfteral dQa In Columbu1 with her parentl Mr. and Mrs. Jo.sepb eoib there Dr. Grimm wJU atVeterinary CUnlc TUesday • ..._~ .- .. ...,.. ' -~· · ••• Itt, .. ... , J11'11tP\1 hnul·.Ia ti"R Ell .,...._. 'nncl• Dr. l'znest Andenon and tam· ilr of N• Carlrle, Ind., aod. lit. aDd lin. J1a1 WIHnborn of fteaJ' Cleftland Jptnt a few Oar• lalt week with tJaeir pareJJt.a, Mr. and llrL 8oJ Ancleraon. Mrs. Ander· 1011 llW remain• qult.e Ill. Xt. IDd Mrs. Georze Kryea and JOn, Canton, are visitinJ: bit Jrandparentl, Jlr. and Kr1. J. G. Swan. They vtaited Sund•y wltll Mr. aDd lfn. AIYI Swick ol DID· Frying " G«<tra!JT, W. form <If -'f• - " " ' lo.oaly. _......, . Udal a« we ca. 1top tt wltho ' oUt mtleh. tft'GR. 'l"'\en .... tom• -,,, \ / . ~. '"¥ l!j!1IOity ' a ~4 ."!"riDe .'~ I . •_Plus.Tax •nd Recappable Caiting- 4u1..,.,... ....,_tloio u ' -t. . ~t · 1' ·.· , j.•• .·' . · Hoyt's Sohio Service . ..... ..... - Heifers Gain. 4-H Attention · Pa,ke.r's Run Society News = .. ~- ' li,.. ...rwllaltt. lo l .. . . ~y 01111 1'Mifll' tty: JOB OOiliWM .- All Sixes By E.notions 1 . . to Mn. £met""' .Qutllrle oolllcl on hw - t e . Mi>oilla1, Ill'. ·and Mn. lolta Chotoe)'. ' ' Mrt. II. .11. ...... ""' 1 bllll• nett ¥llltor l.n 'P•rbnbui't one . ! Giilot~Pi day lut paper "Tbe Daily Senand told of an interview ~ynold Greene and of the Information Cl,ven her. Prayer C!losed the program. are announC!In& th~ bbtb' bt. f IO'n at th• .M:elp· Genetal Ho,PitaJ Appetites Are .Often en1 and Mt. ond .. !olri. lloY Miller and dauahter 1 ~Nancy, Cheder, called on Mr. ud Mra. Guy Lee, Sundoy· alttrnooit... . Mr. ond Mn. &rmuet Bolln ol At~tlll ond vri. )aetoon Howe\~ \'Jolted lllro. At!l&llb Howotl and Mr. an.d. Mn. WetW Whaley over . for truth. She apoke of of Canton Ia W. 0. lal~r. t __ll~~;~:~~r~n;•~nd mother, Mr1. ~: ., wer,~ recent nephew and l'lieee, MeJvln GrJmm of Old Salem Scx:ial News GROUND B,EEF · wn._ . I' ' ••9"· · . r~:.~~:;,d Grimm. The lad- ~~A~~ =~H~LJ:".L' ~---- " ...... . ol, . I I . ! and ~tetlnl at ..._.lcall'f Jt'a almout essential to have hand-washing faciUties at tbe ball or wherever the meal ltl to be ser· Yed and that alJ persona wbo prepare or let\'e the meal obaerve hand-washing praC!UCea. U the dlnir'lg bfU is used often and dishes f.re kept there between dinnen, proper facilities for washing and sanitizing dilhea must be availlble. 'l'hia meal18 either a diah • hi hi d · •-• wu "I mae ne or a equate ........ eapaeity as wen aa equipment for heating water. After wuhini, diShes should be your lllllltht iiHIIt IMclus. .. fOUr .,... Nctw will flilll ,_., when , _ ... CCII'M ....,_ ..., you ....,. 1..... e.t rid of.., - f i t anciiiWi ......... ODittNaX h 1101111 • this GUARANTII: Yw mull .... Wllitlht within 7 ..,.. ., '"r ......, INdt. Just rwturn 1M ,,...,. to .,.... dr'VIIitt aM ... pour full 1MMf M:lr. ODit.INIX i'olltll. ta.a .,.. it Mllll .,... tNt olrict ioHk I-: _,..d,.. * ..,.. 1. MIJn lt.., ,...,.,. - .M.II OrMn STAIUC'S PHAIMACY, FWN r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; GIVE DAD A· TREAT Wt: BELIEVE mE BEST WAY TO MAKE DAD FEEL GOOD IS TO SAVE HIS MONEY. HERE'S HOWPop's Favorite - PICNICS HAMS • • • • • lb. 39..: STEAKS, Rib To Broil ················ lb. 69c CWCKEN BY THE PIECE BACKS · · · · · · lb. IOc 'WINGS · · · · · · lb. 15c LEGS · · · ·· · · · lb. 59c BREASTS · .. · Ill. 79c ' Flat Fqr Green Beans , •. BACON ENDS · · ·.. · · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · 41~ 99c ~: •Et• HOME-GROWN 2 lbs. QREEN 'BEANS ' t9c TOMATOEs, Tube or Bulk . ... .... . . . . .. . .. lb, He · NEW CABBAGE ,. , • , , .. ... . . . .. -. , • Ill. 5e SAVE PLENTY HERE! New Potat~s 10 lbs. 79, VElVEETA CHEESE · .. · · · · · · · · · · · 2 lbs. 79c WE HAVE ALL KINDS OF CHEESE FOR A SNACK FOR DAD it Ettat 'weelr with their IO.rJ·In· dau1hter Mr. and Mrs. Weat, fatkeraburl. G~"'' Tohon, lilrl. H. B. Mr1. HardeU NeiC)er of atteQded ibe . Plag Day en••• .,., ._.,.,.,., ,....,. ,._ SLICED.' BACON . . .. oo:"\, ' OLE0·· · .. ..... .. ... ........ 51Jas.99c I Mr. aftd. N:n. W. W. Varian ! cream filled paltries and cream. ""'OM .,_..,... .,,.tiN KINGAN'S ' and Mrs. Harold . Rbush daUIIhter N"dlne were at PI· last week to visit Mr. ind m<ro Garen Rousll ana attend the w;:d~~~~ttbett- dauchter •Sbar· lene. , wai -• brideiDllfd. Mra. · Phllaon Norria Mr. an aced eoU..Oe ire reported til. I Mr. 1nd lira. St. Clair HUI, 'Mr. I and Mra. rCiltrot'd HUI, IOQ ·Mn ! apent thE! wftkend at the horDe of i their brother Joo Hill Bouman'a Run recently. Mrs. Pauline Brewer and dau· gbter Donna spent the weekend with her p.arenu., Mr. and Mn. Richard VanMeter, Beverly, Jeffrey Brewer wu a patient in Holzer Hospital several days. or week. . I.JYerpooJ. lo Mar Wllldn&· D. C., wbo .Wll bere \'lttiUIIi h11< da"'hter Mrtt. Eorl A<lam n· turned hQme last week: Mrt... . Diek 'Taylor's brother, Cleland of Racine , waa here .., fnther, Wesley Cozart movell Mrs. Hope Peek and motber, Mra. John Nelson and Mi~& Pam· ela Wi1son were vialUng the former's lister, Mr. and Mrs. Brickles, Waahlngton Court House Mr. and MrL lt F . Erlewine Ellsworth Ballengee haa moved hta·-'famtl}' to a farm' near Freder· and family were Sunday &uelh of ..hta. lltother and famUy Haroldlctton, o. Erlewine Pt. P!euant. Mr. and Mn. Harold BoJen and .Mr. and Mrs. Max· Bolen and children of Reynoldabur• wedaughter of Columbus have been • ... spending a few day• with his mo- weekend guests bia mother, ther, Ml'8. Grover Stout. Mrs. Grover Stout. Sherman Balleo1ee baa puf. )k, and Mrs. Miles Nelson were caiUng on his aunt, Mrs. ehaaed the Odd Fe!lowa HaD 1t Lillie Frances Sunday afternoon Dexter and is putting In a second Mra. FranFea is 1n very poor hand furniture ltore and also farm mactlinery. · • he•ltb. Min Pamela Wltaon wu boa· Misl Lanna Turner went TUes. day}\o Columbus where she Is en· tess to her 4-H jlub Monday If. · rolled at Office Training S-chool. ternoon. Mt. and Ml'l1 Marvin Wilson Mo. ·Roberta Wilson and' Mrs. Blanche Nel110n are attendln& the spent Sunday Wit& their daughter summer aeuion at Obio Univer· and aon-in·Jaw llr. and 11r1. Titus Smith. Pam returned. home with aity. them after a weekend. visit with Norfolk, Va., lor service in the beT aister. navy Monday. Sunday callers of Eva Sayre was MrL Bertha Sayre, Pomeroy . IN JUST 15 ~NOTeS Guy .B eegle bas been appoint· IF YOU HAVI TO ed Supt. of the Methodlet church SCRATCH YOUit ITCHdu to H···'d Bou h Your fie beet lit 8117 dfiUI ~. ' ~w ' moving APPfr ITCII·IIENOT. J'~ ~~ b' ~Mr. and Mra. Raymond Henaler urnme dit1ppear1 Use ~ 10np David ud Daniel of IJ,acine d~ l'I"CH-ME-NOT diY or N&bt we¥; dinner a:uests SUnday of Mr. tor eczema, l'in;iwotm, ia8ect 1JitNt W•tner. or Jturopt~n onnouncod WtdDolcloy. Ettj><>rla to tho COiill)lunlttl notion totatiO<I Ml.oBO.OOO durlnJ tbo flrlt tour monlbo ., tlt11 aT. $tate Mr. and Mr1. Roy Bookman and dauthter Cheryl and Mr. and Mr• William Yates of Buchtel and Mrs. Laura Elselateln and SOl) of Pomeroy visited Mr. and Mrs. Doualas .Circle Sunday . ' , GIIIMANI, ltiDII!IIADI · BONN UPI-Weit Ooi"tltonp ..n dU<ta 111oro trade wllb Red Chino w..t Saturday e venlnl a:ueats 01 .Mr. and Kra. Edson Rou1h and family . Mn. Murl Ours and Sharon Holter of Baahan called on Mr. and Mra. Douglas Circle and famIly saturday evening. the Wfl;flk end. oBlood uaed, 1 pint. 3J. T - are oome ~ DOIDien: tbe m&toilal'i olllllll ' ~amdcn, flul4 2t. B• l tl tJip.) JS. Yelp 28. Mary, Don:, ete. 80, Biblical city :u. P.rfotml Clifton, were BEDFORD Social f:vents If Products Have Si;yle They Need Little Else -~-;,..-;~:.:.,.~-,~--1 ~:~~~~~~j~~:~~ and. sources Of are concerned with Graltde from ~~•Ute.' He Ia belnf ;lrand'erro4 bY; the BOI!ert t &erruid·•, : .. . laVerna WearsJs Engaged siatlons~;~~;=~:.:':l:·r~ l•· · · Mrs. Gerald Clart; ·treuurer and few days. Mra. Charles Sheet. Uld·:<a;qgh· Mr1. Marv.in . MeFUiand, publlelty ters Susan.and I)ebor.ah Mad. nteeeehalrman. A fft' changes were 1;111de In Nancr .Uods.,y · were, :.. ;flee,t the rule• of Ua canteen with &UHts of b~r motlter Mn. .tl:aUa 4. Bermuda sbor"tl .and dim jim• to DarneU at Wellaton. Clinton G.lll!e> 11114 'llu,ne SIO.· be .permltt;d at ~e cMteen tem.· J!Ol'lll'IIY. Also ·wllen pl)inl. tile ley wl!<t .,. . el!iJtiW!Id In llol~· ' entf!lrlnl lee p1tron1 will be bu8. apenl' lhi we,ke~ tt home. Mr, •nd Mr.B. Robeit Reed- ~nd stamped, enablint them to leave and l'eturn wlthout b&YinJ r.o pty pons were ~&ts of "her parentlo Mr. an4 Mrs. Raymond GaU:qeJi· Of the ~eeond time. ~­ Tht eanteen will open on Sune Colum~us for .te\lerai ~ay., Mr: and 111'1. ~lnup·- 'lQlaaea, 18th Instead of Friday, lttb. A door prize will ·be ilvn any. Mr. ahd MJT. IUcbard. ~ 1nd Also the C!Ommlttee announced IOD were weekend guests Of .the that aevet"al n~w popular i'eeord1 form"er'a brotftl!r, Mr. ind )Jlra. bad been purc:btlsed and will be Raymond RIJ,odei, BeckJey. Mr. ono ,.~. Charjolt' ill!<!oto play«! IIIlo week. Attenc\lng were Mra. Clark. onlertalnt<j "with a plciile lllii'Per spent Sunday wlth Mr. and Mu. Homer Clt:c1e. Mr. llld MrJ. Raymond Snyder daughter ol Wa~\t ~e~ - rec!ent Of Columbus spent Sunday wtth gu est~ of Mr. and Mtl!l. Bernard Mr . and Mrs. Homer CtrC!Ie and ramll)'. lioyd Wilson returned Dtddle. I home with them. William 'Boyd, Washington, D. c. ·Mr. t~nd Mrs. Funk Hudaon called on Mrs. Sophia • Shane, re· and family , Pomeroy, spent Sun· cently. Allen Miu Libby Diddle vlsi.ted day with Mr. and Mn. triends at Ravenswood over the Taylor. Mr. and Mr1. Geor1e Clule and week end. daughten ol Middleport were -Mra. Prank auck Sunday afternoon .Jut&tl o.t Mrs. Mary Circle and Melvin. STORK QUTRACIS CONOAISS WASHINGTON UPI...Conlll'Oos Mr. and Mr1. Willey Circle of has been asked to race the faet Dorcas called on lira. Marr Circle , 11\at.· j)edent bud1et experts juat and ~ton , Sunday. . · Mr. and Mr, . .Pan Smith and can't .keep up wlth the atort and Dan Cupid. Defense Secretary famlly were Sur:'dly guuts of ~r. Neil H. McElroy told a Senate and Mra. LI!W1'1!1Ad Smith of Lau· ,, ~pm priation s subcommittee Wed ret Cliff. nesday that the Air Forc:e would need an extra 50 mliJion dollars in dependency aJiowances for the year belinning July 1. !in, H'o·~;e,;· Cornette, Smith, Bart Henderson. Deaths, June 18; M:ra. ''·'wrtunc HOGS- 175 to 220 lba 16 to HI.OO; 220 to 200 16 .fo 16.8b; Light IIJ to 16.80; F'at Sows 12' ~o 1~; 'Stag! 12 to 14; Boars 9 to If; Sows and Pig& 66. to 120; S hoa~s 6 to l(J.S(t ' I CArn..E-steers 20 Lo 28: He lf· er& 20 to 26; Baby Beef 20 to 26; Fat Cows 14 to ~ ; Cannel'IJ '12 to 1&; <BUIJ.a 20 to 21: 'Milk COWII 12.5 to 250. VEAL CALVES-Top!l 29 SO; Sec· ond1 2ll to 28; Medium 2{l to 26; Gom. &c Hva. 20 to 29. Culls 18 .to 20. SHEEP- Ewe• and Lms 4 to 10; Stock Ewes 4 to 1O; fat Sheep 4 lo 8; CuUa 1 to ~. Bucks 4 to 8; FJt Wethers 4 to 10. HOSPITAL LAMBS-Tops 2660; Scronds 18 16: Mrs. Luey E . to 22: Light Wts. 15 lo 18; Com· Mrs. Walter i8. con 10 to 11'Thoma! George .Mr1. Em· DAILY :ROSS WORD •(. 1s Mn. Anna co, V•AL~IY LIVIIIGCK Gotllpoll~ Ololo, Juno II; 1959. OHIO Mn. IEU&en~ l!ivitno ljrm. . llr. ••~ Mrs.. Rope. Dairy Listed Mn. f'aul Werner preaented the "Souree of Information" The Social Hayseed• orpnlzed when the Friendly Circle , met their club In .M uch wltb Du Tuesday evenlna at the church~ Smith. advi10r, and Roy van Group sln&Jnl of "Oqee to Meter, aai~ant. The followJDI Every M•n and Nation" wJtt- Mr•. members are now hoUllntil offlee: FTed Btaettnar aa aeompanlat prelident, Billy Carleton; vlee pre l"ollowinl the icliPl'"' readin,: tident, Carl Walton; lee:Mtar)', by 141" Ellubeth Fldt, Mrs. Wer· DUly :tlwood; recreation leader, ner po.Qlted out tbat our ,oplniooa 'tommy MoKay newa rep0rler and lives are Jnfluenced by tbe Richard Holter and treuurer1 'neWJPapera read, the radio Larry Cirde. vlaion , The other members" art Ronnie it Holter, Roger Holter, Ronnie Har· membera means ris, Ralph Rose, Chester Rose, Spencer Stearns, Mike Smith, topic !Mto. Ce<U Blacl!Wttod. 14<1 Miss ~ Bla<lrwood welo grleolB ' of ter. New offieen eJeeteA were the .former's paf1n~. Kr~ IJ)d ~s. Mn. Lee .Utt:hlleld; liOnOIIr)o: E. •P . strotber, l'<>riBII!O•J~ [or 'I _-:.: (/lt?t!~CLIFTON Antiquity Scx:ial Carmel News NewsOfTheWeek Of The Week .Social Notes 'I . :. . .:. . .:. :::...:...:.~:::..~~==========~ Chester C:;;~~;;oof;~c~~~~~...:...:...:.. 0 Of AC Meeting Is HeldTuesday Daily Sentinel Daybook ~ ,i • Friendly Circl~ Meeting Is Held . Tuesday Evening MrJ. Samuel H~ 1 ~ rilf;f. W. va .I.MrJ. Marshal r Itenlekbf:lt, WJ ey, W. Va., Mr. and Jtlh., ~.am ­ es Boren Jr., and ~1. , A1ttndibg t he tnsped:itm of tbe II. il. Gllltey aoij · fomUy of ZaneavJUe wer,.e av.en)lght 1ue,ts of his · parentr, : ~ute. ,to' Blo ~ Made Tod11y sources ln our nation . Be.hind the lines of our Vllnlin:~ Mr. and Mn. Gene includtng Atla~tic City and New £f t Riley and family the put weekend York City. e or s tow~rd national pro~as , the Luck· were Mrs Es!lie Henry , Mr1. Ma· Mr. and Mrs. Claude Young and leSB Legion stands aa a vaat fifth column. bel John son, Miss Jthoda LoCkhart two sons, St. Albans, W. Va., U"e Earl Robinson and da ug h- visiting her parenll, Mr . and Xn. of Mrs. Beverly. OUnCI ter of Point Plemnt and !~r&. Fraok Epperly. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turner vii· Evelyn Nicholson called on Mrs. Clara Williams and Mn. Lourene ited hi• mother, Mrs. lsabel Turn· er at the , home of iMr. and Mra. Lewia. . Cheste r Council Daughters of America met in regular sesll'loyd Cleland, Rutland. Sion Tuesday evening with 36 members present . Mr.' and oMro. Cline E~\l<ln and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Teaford Mary ~ - Holt er , councilor, presided and Merle Ours was ' J i d a u s h ter · or Southside Mr . and and tamily, Romooy, W. Va., were reported tll. A thank you card and letter was read from John Mrs. Stanley Colley and famUy , recent i:"Ueats ot hl1 parenta, Mr. El ltal~b and gs lh cr Ha)·ea. Com. inc un iul)· 7. rt was also announc: Mrs. Jame11 Cunnina:ham and c hil- and Mrs. Delbert Teaford. NIW ARRIVAL munu:ations wert· read fr om Ruth cd that tea had arrived to ·be aold Mr. and Mra. WUiiam Russell dren of New Haven, callel on Mrs. ,u r~cl hn ~ and fro m P.:llzabeth as a mtmcy making project. A1C Doll Diddle has returned to Powell are announcing tbe J>lrth Dana Lcwta and Mra. Lucille Hnr · Qmntm, stato aetnltary_. conct~.rn· At the close of the meeting, a of a dau&hter, Nancy Jane , on rlwn the paat week. hla air base in treenvllle, Miss., lni t he Sta le Co~mc 1l &eliSIOn qu iet auc tion was held by the June 12, at Holzer Hospital. The Mrs. Fletcher Youn1 Is viaitlng after a twelve day leave with ...Is which will l>o held m Dayton m ways and means committee after baby wel&hed 7 lbs. 4 ou. The ma· relaLivea at Sprina:flelg, . O~.lo . parents, Mr. and Mn..Ovid Diddle. .A\II!IUBl. ... . , wh.ic h qu arterl y birthday• were ternal &randpaeenUI are Mr. and Mr . and 'Mrs. WUJi!~ By:ers ,nd s• c AWns ..,ntl...Mt.., and Mri. Hlal Freneh. , · ..: ~ Charles Sheett wel\t fd' q iuJlloo ·~ s Tuesday to brin~ .) ia0" !!pece, Nan~y Lindsey to thelt hon:te tQ apehd~ the .IIJBrinet"j. ·~1.,~.,. ~ t.lr. •nd· :P.Jra, n·Henrx. WJ;..U of of the school. ncar Cley~lo!f<l -l!f!Ont i fet'~d.oYa , with the •£:. I!· Corr llt{ .(lien Thoae from a u•lllUee wbo It· Hanl ~l ftmtue.. . ,, _' ;~. .. \' if. ' tended the funeral of J.a~ Bo.r-1 ... · 1 ~ • • • • O", '.'"'!;' 1e.n Sr ., were Emanuel Berlingo, ::Mr: and Mrs. ol;:l-.nit ·J.:f.wt-11 Of New York ; Xr. IJld Mra. Lou ·DownlnCton. were .Yilitl(ti -at~ tbe Dowder, daughter Jo Ann, , ¥t. Halliday·Atkinl-1eWel~ b6)!''Tburs and Mra. James· Dowden and fam· .day .eVening. ·· 1 ''!,. 1 ily, Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Mauek, Mr. and Mn. F . 0 , Whaley or· Chillicothe spent SundaY witb her pare,.ts, _,r: t.nd ~l&~. Clint Gil~ Sr. The ·WltaJeya are ,mov· ing to CblRJll_bUI. ,. , dur tion of the latest recruit. Then silen~e . '~ Silent suffering . A '!Uetime of pain. Or the sil e nt memories of thOSe who mourn when the dead are laid tO rest. There were 36,700 mep, women and chJl· dr en numbered among the· dead of the Luck· les s Legion during the past year. 'for every fataJity there were 77 'people · who suffered the L uc kl ess Legion or automobile casualties: iu 1958 We might as well have 'foUght WOr ld War II over again last year. J?~JinJo,~. a~·~l"''"'o! d ou-bt ltai'On rort AJliley, w. , •·· ~ • end eve ning service will be conducted by Rev. Nithols, of Ohio Unlver· sity. Plan& are bein1 made for A DVBS which w1U be held the last t wo weeb Of Jult. T~n 1will be evangeli.ttic aen1ce eaeb evebloi . tUCKtESS tEGION DR ·U1'S 2,300,000 MORE ted Jnto 'O.Hi,ers, Members Of.2 ... , a. m. with an attencUnce or dl. The youth group meetl at 7 p. m. and worship service at 8. In the Ra-cine Chapter OES Mo'nda)'i eveabsenee or the pastor,. Rev. Larry ntng were Mre. P•ullne · YA~na. Woodruf£, this comlll! Sunday presld"!nt of Diatrlct . ~o. .Jik.~ and Then, and only then, should the Twin Towns settle down to another hundred years of being two communities instead of one . '" "MtH·e th an 2.800.000 Americans were draf· da..,hr .. Earl See, Harrisonville Union Su n(l.ay School met at the usu•J hour 9·30 , brtghter than a t anytim e since 1947. t hanks to stale legis lati ve act ion the past s1x wt'cks tha-t has cleared away much of the dcb lis p1ied up from past errors. On ly the hard est shell ed taxpayer ca n de· ny thC' county needs more hospltal facilities. Even. he ought to have tongue in chee k while argu tng hts case. So, 1n the making a city from t\\o towns idea a definitive study o! advantages in creal. ing a c1ty i,s most needed. Those charged with the mission of bringing a dty into being will have to fi nd fa cts ~o show definite adva ntages a c1 ty wo uld ha ve over two vUiages. If the r e are no such advantages, that too shoul d be reported. One or the more unfortunate deaths that ' - 11.\SPBERRY JELLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tea GillY lk SPECIAL BLI!!'IQ - 1:~ . . . CIGARETTfS, AU Std. · ICE f • . . 1f21b. 49t: , · · · c....$2M , INSTANt COFFU · ·· .. · · · ·· · t...J. 79c, . . . . . "' FOR PICNICS 0!1 FISHING . • PICNIC JUGS • ea. ~.~~§9,, ,JHE FOOD Save Your Slt:H Green shjnPJI' tiD A tU W. S~ND S'J!. • . POI~t~Y) q �, • • MAIUCIT , .INIT ~OIK!Un f .. D..,.8eblille~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. June 18, !9S9 {':;. Racine Win~ In Cheshire, By 5-4 Scm·e Raelne Little Lea,gu into one .l : 1m fr. •11 .a Cheahlrc SPORTS . DESK LIL LEAGUER THE ALL-STARS ...,. Spt~ . . Prlce 2~~ m Jadra!Jinu.. na._ ; .. Jame. A... lk'wln. M. r.: w•• ~tH t ..,I(JfiiWflll . . •• AI'. A&P '"" alee . Yout Plclc of . . . Can T . 7 2 1 (WJ') 11 nd Ar nott, sptneer 1. Ohlinger Coen. •nted •J· t" Indians Rated 300 000 0---4 6 3 •UHt . .I: aiebt, was 1•.1. J • . l u win ~ 4 m tn extra inn ing. Tied at 3·3 after ~ix Raeine pushed bame two runs m the 1op or the seventh on Arnott's smgle, an en-or, grounded oul and "Boy! l'n eot to •• through Pe1nuts Wickline '! ringi ng douchan'*• to ... ft}e ben Wo. 1•m• on TV!"' --"Wlckllnt al10 11dded a tr iple and homer yith bis bat, dr iv i n~; m two other runners and scoring two himself. Larry Prtee also ha d tWo eingles. CoP"J of Cheshire had • double a nrl sl n~le . !Price llnn ~d 11, ·valked three for the ~cine AU Stars while Ohlinger of the Josen fanned eight. walked onr. 000 210 <12 ......... .... .... lqo. " · w. Jenklna were .,e.Ht(t/ The Juaklr ChoU~ Udft lh ,....,. ol Jli'L Hllib 00- ,.. Mn. Elll Haym•n. underwe.nt- ·l a ~ tiil:ht'weiJhU 01bout 1teady: Raclne American Lea:ion Pott toar.tiJeetomy at Holz~r H~·~. P~l If· fannt, fryen 2'h:<4 ibt' 802 will meet in regular Malon ~ ~S.te, httty hena 11-13, litht hen • tollJtht «t 8 o'clock 1t the Legion Tuelday. hyer pri~t 18.500 at 15, Hall. IDeetion and inJtaJI•tion of II at 151,2_, 44,000 at 16. new officers for the com.in1 year. 1'011 ATHLETe'S POot USI NIRATOI.YTIC ACTIOtl dy to cook , lryera a~;~d hent Refre~hmenta will be aerved. aiCAUSItta4y, live offerin&~ and auppJIQ ample to short; delivered It •Joullh• off the Jnteeted ~· WAYNE HELD Then watch fre•b, ht!tlthy H'ftl V.. fPB Cincinnati fryers a u,, plac~ it. Get in~l')iltc: T-+L, .,-,~-aolil bena 4 lb and over Gilliland R. WaYne, 37, Rt. 2, a kenttoly:tie, at any drut :lll:aft. !81; ·'Ill!. Wnc BGttom liken into cus- U not deUghted in 3 DAYS, l'Cibr Bitner to ~eore 71. tody Wednetday by the Shubaek TODAY •I lWIIHIIt· & Hr. Depanment f4H' investiga- 48< CanJ$n and Sh:tlron Smith it tion. LOHSE DltU.S; DUTTON IIIIUO a month a1 Findlay, Ohio. '" MlddlepWt. - ,. Weel nesday Racine . . . . IACIIU .....111 ......, .... ~ ~ wtlll • m •..,.._ pot Jio<k <llnnv · II tho llrol .lofllot Ckutd> "lib nalberut' Oil J morning ~ervin •t lhe .aaJdit, dleport, wM wu flaed $(5 and Churdl. J'(IUr p(,DO solos -.et• co1ta for lpeedin1 by Mayor c . Pfft<Jlled by GreQ C.irns, Dlo~ Saber, lune Neleler and Ctrol , ·~t e . y , frter tUppUe1 0 . Filher, XiddJeport. Ann Wilto,ain. ~. dem.and. Jnereued ~~ ~ frlnce ar~•. reqWrtLIGtOH aLIC:TMih Hayman, 10n (If Mt. aacl ~u W to iOOd, heaVy bena joined Cheshire . . . • a- .• asion of l l·; , ......cr. VPi-Pr- ; ~ llrm 1·2< kllfoer, loocl ... Tho OIIIJPOIU Stale Jll&h..., , (or A larJe, mctftJDent ttn Patrol repfrted lhree lll'htta UM DtJ and llnalb flow· C!Ob· ••IU and brown prke, at PaR 14 .boura. Dey nre Yernoa A Jaunbo 25·30. A lar&e 2;Z. ~ - Bini. te. PomerO)', 101' part. lDJ on a hJJhfty, eited t(li Melli 4 r A mtd.i•m 1640, A 1m.a1J Juven.Jit' Court; Lee G..._. 40, lJ· , 1~10. under &rodeo lf-JS; l!envon.! FOB Ch\dnnoti Hartford, who potted J15 bond In ,. ..,._ ~ . A medium 2\:211, B Gtlli• Ceunt)' Ceurt for tpreet~. : , .14"~. rurrent reulptt IDS and Darid. C. JAiler, M, Mld- and --·----c-- MAWTACK WINS THREE StAN'tON, Del. UPI Jockey -+ WUHe Hartack had thre{' winners ::It Dflaware Park Wedm·sd ay BOWMUNTBitS AI:L .ToP . QUALITY ••• ALL SPECIAL SALE PRICED! . TO MEET st.-Jot w1ll be held at Itaak W;;alton Fa rm. Sun· ~ meeting 1nd . ..... ·-.. . ~ $MALL SI%E day, June 2ht. 1:30 p. m. ' Lawrente- .Ritchie Jr. called on 8d Ward recently. f!RISlt ... • lb• Sto9•LB. I(Kji; DAD OUT " TOA OV,EN-REAQY 1H • '~·DUcKS PORK CHOP DINNEII $1.10 .... ,... ..._., ............. At ........... With Vegetable• & Drink Parker Restaurant "• ''v• , . .. .. .. .. . ~~tiM OOM s'El! .. : :foo·U, riAvii 4t U.r! , · .· (ir'.t~l!fi l'fiEsu •:. . "TURNP.fKEPROVED" Goodyedl/laow up_ to 25" more sate· ·mlfea,el . ' : .~· . ........ . YWH-.U.PI · ' .. .. . . . . ....•. . . . .. . .. . . . . . '~ i'UJtltP u;l 'l'INDI!R CHICKENS STEWS '39¢ . '"·- . Cut--·""*- .....,., •"••IJ\.« Itt• - .~p St.rJ'I!a..ll(;RT •... TENDER AND LEAN CwvKID Uniled Pr111 tftteraatloK•I The crux or the National ~gue pennant .race may be that Johnny Antonelli Is enjoying his bellt season In five years while Warren Spahn 11 having his worllit ln seven. Antonelli, San Frandaoo,'s ttAr left)·, is now 10.3 and enroute to hl8 finest year' since he had a 21..'1 1·ecofd for the world champion Giants In HiM. SPahp, who .veragt>d 21 vlctorlesfl season for the last six yea.rs. , stand~:o 8-8 and t1 headed for hi111 \fOrlt record since he was 14-18 fOr lhe Brave• ifl 1~2 . · . -# ... 11 dipped_ t~e.1 Br~J!Iil and 4·0 in a twl·nl&ht dolffle. . Anton•lli Wht1 10th ~ AntoneiU went Seven innl s for his 10th victory lor San :, SHANK HALF'Ib. 'r cisco but the Dodgl!r8 rock Spahn for five runs In 1-3 of an lnnlne tn set \IP their' rout in lhll opener at Los Angeles. . The Ch1eago Cubs beat the PI· and MOiow. Q. t!l'l+J'l~l•r · blltil: robber Fran-k · Lawr\mce 1 SPretD pleaded lUll'>: . ~~ nve eh.,~i I~ COmmon, PJ~a!l COUrt · 1-0da); and was ,.enteneed tq 10 to .2~ .years pri90il. ' M F tiP(~A pi~ tdiraclal Jntetratlon « sebools wai\1. ~"-. . .>by ·!hit· 0 ! WIIMMIJi FULL BUTT Whole Ha .... · · · .. · I lilt ~f q; jill!! • ·3-lbs 35, •lifer tltln ever '"'' neVI~ ...., priced r I !rT .pi . A)ptl ' ... ,, da. •• . " :..:..l,Ott,Jn SJrri>P. · •111~. !'111i . • • • 4· ea11s 89.e ~· ,w ,• ~~-·.C·a~JO, ~·it~ruel.j,, ., ~e r~~~~~~yil~ze .. sz..,._ "IJI ·. . ... '.':' t. ·..... .·with Pork .. • •· I cotts .. It~ •• R , ... . . . . .. ,; . '. • cw ., .. .,... :. let 1afet IUIItlter flriYIIIr ,. • ~· • ,.1 •. ... , ... ,. ...... r.._........ ... 7.10.11 - '1595 ..,. .., ,.. _,..w....,. ' ......llil.ll··--··-· IJt• II !WionN · ' ' ~ -:al ......... .... <8>ALL-wiAIHII WHm SIDIWALt.i , .P~If DAti..Y " I 1£ ,.. ' ... 39t SPI!IliAL 11!0. - I l'itiJay IDd. • • • .. • -~ •• - HALf: . lb. I BACON AND R 59 •(1.• ...... "'... FULL the Cincinnati Reds 7;5 wtdle Q~dgers HAM.S . .RiADY-TO-UT Spahn~ 8·B, &rin~Bad. j SlllltriliiiJ • Ill. 53c 7 EdGS & • �, • • MAIUCIT , .INIT ~OIK!Un f .. D..,.8eblille~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. June 18, !9S9 {':;. Racine Win~ In Cheshire, By 5-4 Scm·e Raelne Little Lea,gu into one .l : 1m fr. •11 .a Cheahlrc SPORTS . DESK LIL LEAGUER THE ALL-STARS ...,. Spt~ . . Prlce 2~~ m Jadra!Jinu.. na._ ; .. Jame. A... lk'wln. M. r.: w•• ~tH t ..,I(JfiiWflll . . •• AI'. A&P '"" alee . Yout Plclc of . . . Can T . 7 2 1 (WJ') 11 nd Ar nott, sptneer 1. Ohlinger Coen. •nted •J· t" Indians Rated 300 000 0---4 6 3 •UHt . .I: aiebt, was 1•.1. J • . l u win ~ 4 m tn extra inn ing. Tied at 3·3 after ~ix Raeine pushed bame two runs m the 1op or the seventh on Arnott's smgle, an en-or, grounded oul and "Boy! l'n eot to •• through Pe1nuts Wickline '! ringi ng douchan'*• to ... ft}e ben Wo. 1•m• on TV!"' --"Wlckllnt al10 11dded a tr iple and homer yith bis bat, dr iv i n~; m two other runners and scoring two himself. Larry Prtee also ha d tWo eingles. CoP"J of Cheshire had • double a nrl sl n~le . !Price llnn ~d 11, ·valked three for the ~cine AU Stars while Ohlinger of the Josen fanned eight. walked onr. 000 210 <12 ......... .... .... lqo. " · w. Jenklna were .,e.Ht(t/ The Juaklr ChoU~ Udft lh ,....,. ol Jli'L Hllib 00- ,.. Mn. Elll Haym•n. underwe.nt- ·l a ~ tiil:ht'weiJhU 01bout 1teady: Raclne American Lea:ion Pott toar.tiJeetomy at Holz~r H~·~. P~l If· fannt, fryen 2'h:<4 ibt' 802 will meet in regular Malon ~ ~S.te, httty hena 11-13, litht hen • tollJtht «t 8 o'clock 1t the Legion Tuelday. hyer pri~t 18.500 at 15, Hall. IDeetion and inJtaJI•tion of II at 151,2_, 44,000 at 16. new officers for the com.in1 year. 1'011 ATHLETe'S POot USI NIRATOI.YTIC ACTIOtl dy to cook , lryera a~;~d hent Refre~hmenta will be aerved. aiCAUSItta4y, live offerin&~ and auppJIQ ample to short; delivered It •Joullh• off the Jnteeted ~· WAYNE HELD Then watch fre•b, ht!tlthy H'ftl V.. fPB Cincinnati fryers a u,, plac~ it. Get in~l')iltc: T-+L, .,-,~-aolil bena 4 lb and over Gilliland R. WaYne, 37, Rt. 2, a kenttoly:tie, at any drut :lll:aft. !81; ·'Ill!. Wnc BGttom liken into cus- U not deUghted in 3 DAYS, l'Cibr Bitner to ~eore 71. tody Wednetday by the Shubaek TODAY •I lWIIHIIt· & Hr. Depanment f4H' investiga- 48< CanJ$n and Sh:tlron Smith it tion. LOHSE DltU.S; DUTTON IIIIUO a month a1 Findlay, Ohio. '" MlddlepWt. - ,. Weel nesday Racine . . . . IACIIU .....111 ......, .... ~ ~ wtlll • m •..,.._ pot Jio<k <llnnv · II tho llrol .lofllot Ckutd> "lib nalberut' Oil J morning ~ervin •t lhe .aaJdit, dleport, wM wu flaed $(5 and Churdl. J'(IUr p(,DO solos -.et• co1ta for lpeedin1 by Mayor c . Pfft<Jlled by GreQ C.irns, Dlo~ Saber, lune Neleler and Ctrol , ·~t e . y , frter tUppUe1 0 . Filher, XiddJeport. Ann Wilto,ain. ~. dem.and. Jnereued ~~ ~ frlnce ar~•. reqWrtLIGtOH aLIC:TMih Hayman, 10n (If Mt. aacl ~u W to iOOd, heaVy bena joined Cheshire . . . • a- .• asion of l l·; , ......cr. VPi-Pr- ; ~ llrm 1·2< kllfoer, loocl ... Tho OIIIJPOIU Stale Jll&h..., , (or A larJe, mctftJDent ttn Patrol repfrted lhree lll'htta UM DtJ and llnalb flow· C!Ob· ••IU and brown prke, at PaR 14 .boura. Dey nre Yernoa A Jaunbo 25·30. A lar&e 2;Z. ~ - Bini. te. PomerO)', 101' part. lDJ on a hJJhfty, eited t(li Melli 4 r A mtd.i•m 1640, A 1m.a1J Juven.Jit' Court; Lee G..._. 40, lJ· , 1~10. under &rodeo lf-JS; l!envon.! FOB Ch\dnnoti Hartford, who potted J15 bond In ,. ..,._ ~ . A medium 2\:211, B Gtlli• Ceunt)' Ceurt for tpreet~. : , .14"~. rurrent reulptt IDS and Darid. C. JAiler, M, Mld- and --·----c-- MAWTACK WINS THREE StAN'tON, Del. UPI Jockey -+ WUHe Hartack had thre{' winners ::It Dflaware Park Wedm·sd ay BOWMUNTBitS AI:L .ToP . QUALITY ••• ALL SPECIAL SALE PRICED! . TO MEET st.-Jot w1ll be held at Itaak W;;alton Fa rm. Sun· ~ meeting 1nd . ..... ·-.. . ~ $MALL SI%E day, June 2ht. 1:30 p. m. ' Lawrente- .Ritchie Jr. called on 8d Ward recently. f!RISlt ... • lb• Sto9•LB. I(Kji; DAD OUT " TOA OV,EN-REAQY 1H • '~·DUcKS PORK CHOP DINNEII $1.10 .... ,... ..._., ............. At ........... With Vegetable• & Drink Parker Restaurant "• ''v• , . .. .. .. .. . ~~tiM OOM s'El! .. : :foo·U, riAvii 4t U.r! , · .· (ir'.t~l!fi l'fiEsu •:. . "TURNP.fKEPROVED" Goodyedl/laow up_ to 25" more sate· ·mlfea,el . ' : .~· . ........ . YWH-.U.PI · ' .. .. . . . . ....•. . . . .. . .. . . . . . '~ i'UJtltP u;l 'l'INDI!R CHICKENS STEWS '39¢ . '"·- . Cut--·""*- .....,., •"••IJ\.« Itt• - .~p St.rJ'I!a..ll(;RT •... TENDER AND LEAN CwvKID Uniled Pr111 tftteraatloK•I The crux or the National ~gue pennant .race may be that Johnny Antonelli Is enjoying his bellt season In five years while Warren Spahn 11 having his worllit ln seven. Antonelli, San Frandaoo,'s ttAr left)·, is now 10.3 and enroute to hl8 finest year' since he had a 21..'1 1·ecofd for the world champion Giants In HiM. SPahp, who .veragt>d 21 vlctorlesfl season for the last six yea.rs. , stand~:o 8-8 and t1 headed for hi111 \fOrlt record since he was 14-18 fOr lhe Brave• ifl 1~2 . · . -# ... 11 dipped_ t~e.1 Br~J!Iil and 4·0 in a twl·nl&ht dolffle. . Anton•lli Wht1 10th ~ AntoneiU went Seven innl s for his 10th victory lor San :, SHANK HALF'Ib. 'r cisco but the Dodgl!r8 rock Spahn for five runs In 1-3 of an lnnlne tn set \IP their' rout in lhll opener at Los Angeles. . The Ch1eago Cubs beat the PI· and MOiow. Q. t!l'l+J'l~l•r · blltil: robber Fran-k · Lawr\mce 1 SPretD pleaded lUll'>: . ~~ nve eh.,~i I~ COmmon, PJ~a!l COUrt · 1-0da); and was ,.enteneed tq 10 to .2~ .years pri90il. ' M F tiP(~A pi~ tdiraclal Jntetratlon « sebools wai\1. ~"-. . .>by ·!hit· 0 ! WIIMMIJi FULL BUTT Whole Ha .... · · · .. · I lilt ~f q; jill!! • ·3-lbs 35, •lifer tltln ever '"'' neVI~ ...., priced r I !rT .pi . A)ptl ' ... ,, da. •• . " :..:..l,Ott,Jn SJrri>P. · •111~. !'111i . • • • 4· ea11s 89.e ~· ,w ,• ~~-·.C·a~JO, ~·it~ruel.j,, ., ~e r~~~~~~yil~ze .. sz..,._ "IJI ·. . ... '.':' t. ·..... .·with Pork .. • •· I cotts .. It~ •• R , ... . . . . .. ,; . '. • cw ., .. .,... :. let 1afet IUIItlter flriYIIIr ,. • ~· • ,.1 •. ... , ... ,. ...... r.._........ ... 7.10.11 - '1595 ..,. .., ,.. _,..w....,. ' ......llil.ll··--··-· IJt• II !WionN · ' ' ~ -:al ......... .... <8>ALL-wiAIHII WHm SIDIWALt.i , .P~If DAti..Y " I 1£ ,.. ' ... 39t SPI!IliAL 11!0. - I l'itiJay IDd. • • • .. • -~ •• - HALf: . lb. I BACON AND R 59 •(1.• ...... "'... FULL the Cincinnati Reds 7;5 wtdle Q~dgers HAM.S . .RiADY-TO-UT Spahn~ 8·B, &rin~Bad. j SlllltriliiiJ • Ill. 53c 7 EdGS & • �• • Il&ilY Sent!Ql!l, Pomeroy-Mlddlaport, 0.> Ju~- 18, tm~7 , • • Hari .onvill.e ' Soci IEverits . DON'T NEED IT? Sell It Through A Sentin81·w 6-llaily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 18, 1959 GRAVELY TRACTOR,ROTATING plow apd cultivator. Priced very reasonable. L. E. McHaffie , FOil CONSISTENT III!PI!NDABLE RI!8ULTS PHONE 398 RATI!S 3 eent:J per word, one il1.9ertion. Minimum cbaree - 60 ce.U. 6 C'ei1.UI per word for three consecutive insertion&. Speelal - oflll month ror 30 tenU per word. Full rate of 3 cenLs per won:! w\11 be eharged for tdvertiain& 1l DOt paid within lG days after reeelving bill. Errors in Advertialng - Sllould be reported immedi•tely. The DeUy Sentinel wlll DOt be respoos:ible for more than one inCOI' rect in.sertdon. Card of Thanks and Special Notices publlsbed et 1 cent per word. WORDS I DAY 15 20 25 Ads ~ved nt Events 3 DAYS $1.00. Obltuarie. 6 DAYS . MI. M CANDY OPPORTUNITY FOR SALE Revolutionary development in ' W1LLJAM HILL HOUSE AND billion dollar candy induatry f lot at 6$7 South Set"ond Street, creates opportl.lnit.Y for (man Middl~port, Ohio. Will be sold or woman) to start on part to the highest bidder at 10:00 lime baaia. Supply local acA. M.• Saturday , June :roth, coUnta weekly with nationally 1959, at oUice of J. B. O'Brien, televised M & M candy. PolOOI,t totll't Street, Pomeroy, tential earnings of $3,000 a Ohio. Must sell for not less year. Part time till fully dethan appraised value of $1200.00 veloped. Interested: parties with J. B. O'Brien, Admini.1ltralor $600.00 cash for working lnven Box 936, Rutlctnd. WANT ADS 1 MO. 60< 90c $1 .35 $4.50 60< $1.20 $1.80 $6.00 75<: $1.50 112-25 $7 50 by 10 A.M. will be J.n tl\1t day's paper. iHft:. We~tba Clark and •later, Kn. llaud DuVuaU, Cblifornla are ~~lng a few ~..YI at · t~ home :o1 )!r, and MrL Jl~~rt aodatlon annual Filh Fry Tb:W'ICI«r~- ~; day, llax DII,Ckwortb, abo l repre' teatative ol the Ohio Divilion of . .'Mr~ t~nd Mt1. Frant Cain who Wlldlile ln North ,£utern Ohio, h~ve 'JI'Il~D li~in"' in t}Je Rhode• retur..ed to rtl)ew old ac:Quaint.Jn· • ugal Notice Business Opoortunities 6-17-3tp of Lhe Estate of William Hill deceased. : J. B. O'Brien, Atlorney at Law. 1:1· 17-~lc l P 0 . Box 1064, Cleveland, u~br . · ·F4die Long, 1on of Mr. and Mn. .Phili.p ~ng, . graduate of RutLand ~1gh ~e,hool '09, enli1ted in the . nav·r and left for Great Lakes to beCin trai~ng. HOward .Ruppell, the pallbearers ahd th05e 1endl ng nowers and money, .We l!spedally wish to t~~~-k. .U. of our friend11 and Waj. f.l!q "lV!td· Bill Hldtok . . . e:d!}: Fl•it & ~itlll ShOJr 6::!5 • ·\l'eather<ajt 8:30 'ilews ·pJotute 8:41' Nila Jjowo ·· , (9cu Marine I:~ ' Tj!> YDUDI u ..cl bo1t1 end moto7;.'$2~.o0 ;~ (3) In Memoriam KARR & VAN ZANDT Lip, whi~t theY 1••1. MetrQpolittn llptloiiJ!!Je 1:110 a,qo 3:110 &:110 . :::: .HQIIi , _ to ••. Sleod7 -· .. __ . e:» eb./tedy -Timo . . ~ . ·' ; rlie, Wk\leh neceultate• the lockL Middle: Solid I;-. 1 I the Gren.t'~k~ 111\lpping t·ea:iOI'I, Broken Une .la. tJijt "11 8e1aa teaaell haCI\14 . : l;tll $;!!<:: N_ewl ._ e:OO EllerY Qloeon '. ·• :oo CavaleldO 111 'Spjlrll . 9:411 Jatkpot llowllllC 1~:00 The· Till• lilao lo:ao 11 Squad 1 1:011'1 New~ Jta,..UiiN •':10 . , _ " Show '' ' . 11:1.1 11it Jlilt .. . \:00 BiiD l:.tr _ .. , . ~ ..- ' I'!Oeea of · E!iht 11:30 12:oo .12:10 1:00 1:30 · •· t:illl -Amerlcaa Buublaad 1:30 Wo)I:Duner · . 11:00 llbeiwOOil. FOfllll ' ·eiBO Your ·Jisso JI!!P"I'IIr t .~ .~:J:,·.t~l.t 'r.:OO: Scieitee. F'!Qtion TtJeater7:110 Northweot 1'-p Acroiot~~e'I!Oar• l'antomlillo 'Qull JY""" -l!lRio $an Fr•IIF,~ 2:~ Day In co~, !leal . 2;® '!;be •Gal,e ~tofm Show 3:00 lleat :14• CIQo.k 3:30 -WJ<o by You ll!rutl . 1:4:1 ChLUIWibB CallfRI To the fairer wnrld on high. USED COAL FURNACE AND GAS WAN'IlED TO RENT FOR SUM· My life .vill be brightened In the Convenion unit. Phone 32l·X mer, one skiff with 011rs. Phone lingering light, ft 13 6tp .67 or 83D-M. IH1·3tc For a true lire cannot die. ~LE\:TROLUX MACHINE CLEAN.ER. Less than three months old. 1 I "'I f'Or Rent In loving memory of our son l'hrow away ba1a. Will sell !or Hubert, who paned away 12 b•laD'Ce due $4l.IMI. !Payment1 IJ8 APAR1'MF.N1'S years ago today . Mr. and Mn. John W. , per month. Phone :M3. unturmBilect. McMu~en, 6 )2 61p Weatherby Purl. l•nuue 61Jt4.M. 'l 3 . 1 6 18 lip ;;;;:~~=-::-:-:-:--;;;;::;;=-::- ~ ROOM APAJt.TMJ:;N'f WITH NECCHI ZIG ZAU SEWII\G MAbath and garagt:l. 8 room houae ltS) AutoSoles CHINE-Makes bulton ho1.,, and 1 room 11.partm"nt. Phone 11ew1 on buttons, and many, 31o-M, Pomeroy. A. N• .Bensel. GoCMI CtHn UHd Cen many dc&igns. <."oat ov~r $300.00 11-3-tt Atl Mllltl•• tntl M.ct.lt new. Pay off balance $164.00. MITii.OPOLITAN $10.00 per month . .Phone 343. Au,_ S.IM 6 .12 6tp UNl"'iUUNJSHED 3 UOOM AND · 2 10 tc ~ .butb apartment. AU new, very .. SINGER SLANT NEEDLE-Five modern. Coates Bldg., Middle· 1058 PON11AC V8 STATION nu.mth& old, like new. Pay of! opol't. 6·13·12tc Wagon $1 ,4Q. 9 pusenger. · balanct~ $7tl.OO. $8.00 per month. Show• good care. One careful Phone 343. 6 12 6tp 1 UNFURNISHED 'tHREE ROOM owner. Blaettnar'l Pomeroy. apartment with bath, E. Main 8 13 8lc NECOHI SUPERNOVA MACHINE St.; 1 unfurnished 5 room ---,,.-,.=.,------'--~ -Le11 than throe m011 lhB old. apartment with bith, Mechanic liHMJ Ol.J>SJIOBILE 4 DR. S1,f95. Orlainally sold for nt~9.000. St. Phone 318-Y. 6-16-Stc Super 88 Stdan. Hydram1tlc Balance due $97.00. .faymontl \ drlv~. ,Jt 6 H. Very nice. Blaet· , $7.00 por month. ·Phone S4S. 3 ROOM FURNISHED APART· tnar 1 Pomeroy. 8 13 etc ment, street level. Phone 96&-X. 6 12 6tp - -- tJ-18-tfc 11157 BUICK VB SPECIAL. $l,IIIIC. - --:-:;-;;;--;;;-==;;;: 3 dr. HJit!! Top. Dyno!low drive . KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER- APARTMENT, 113\1 W. SECOND R&H. One ' !!I reful owner. Blaot· l with a\lachment1. Originally St. !lent reasonable. Frank Fu· tnar'1 to~neroy. 6 1a etc coat $179.1Kl. BalanLoe due ~·uo. .&:ate, Phone 4to-.M. 11·17-tJtc ~~=-=::-::-:-::-:;.-- _ Take over pay meat. $7 per 111116 PONTIAC VB STAR CWIEF month. Pbone 343. 6 12 6\p 3 ROOM HOUSE, NAYLORS RUN $2,195. Catalina Cpe. Flneat and 3 out.buildmgs, Vermont Mar· but aerie• Pontiac. One e•reful NECCHl SEWiNG MACHINE .kina, Uberty Restaurant. owner. Sharp Clllr. Blaettntr'l' Orlglnell)' coat *181.50. •Pay oft 6·17·3lp. • 13 •tc balance $37.&0. Paymonis $8.00 - - -- · --::-::-::--_ Pom.r.•. _ J v v per month. Pbone 343. 6 12 etp Jo'OK RENT. CLOSE lN Tnill! :!\' c..R.iueilott ·. · ·JII•-. .. 6:,0 li!fl'll <lclllrt ""'ll!n• -"" m•• _, !Ill Wanted to Rent YO!ljjg·pr.lll19M · , - Tbeili'l\oOtl - -WCHS.TV Ch·onnel 8 ..;.... •how• •· :. 10:00 Dough ·Re -MI _ 10:30 ' W.a,o/re_~upt COMI OM IN, IUIOPJ, lHI SIAWAY'S PINI-Offjc~a~ c)penll'lr of the put• tb~!f¥ lnternatiOIIial peuonagM and thee geoct-&phiC •reu In , Croea-~eetion ot the .aeaway compares depth ot the· waters in llle · r Merlnt &tltlo •nd S.no.-.e, Pom- CUSTOM BUU.T IUTCIJEN D~ eroy. Phone 86-M. 2 3 tte signed for your home. J"ree '"' timates. Fortman & Abbot\ Phone 6284-Y. Soe·tl . Ul u~ ..st~ 9 - OJ> 7:oo· 1\k!at • · '• · B·!l · Tile J1ii Tlmk• Sbooo . ,·""'"'"') «-....-.,113 . :. Friday ' . " 9: ~ ···Katie DOoftan ' I :I)O ~ Pilf,bOUoo :o::jl} :ll~uerad.e I'II'IJ 1-1:110 !ltwOI 11iNiluHo ; · IL-10 · \1'~· , , ll;Ui "Tbe 'J - n,ai SbMt 1>011 '&iii! a., :· · , - -1:30 CIJoo lthl- - 9.~ Rofll-Sh..- . . -10:ljO' ·. You Bet Y""'' - ~ Sometimt's long after the aun llas Phono 485 gone Pomeroy I'll watch at the close of the day, - CHEVROLET ==-c--=--:-c:-':--:-::,...-,,-, When the sky il bright With a rosy '53 4-DOOR STA· ( Ill Wonteel To !:lu~ light, lion Wagon. Phone ·SPruce GOOD USED ROW BOAT. PHONE 'Mid evening &tladows gray. 3Mf60, Mason. 8-HI-6tp Alike Swalzcl, 124-J. 6-HI-3tc Long after n beautiful life has (9) For Sale gone w..- " l; J~ _9:1b :;Bao)>~lor father · ··- Supplie~ 11 Arlflne ;LeY)'. 1:0!1 ~·1!!;'!._,~7. ~!~f ~~~0 8:00 ~11'10"• Elglit TV AND APPLIANCIS ---,--- Nellie Dorgan and family 6 18 Up 1 121)0 TJA•.Tat~ ~ · ·- ,. lUG· It Co.ild. '""' You . 1:00 """''.ll01 ·Nowo · . . • :oo Trutb .or Ccmaequenee~ ·u o - .CoJl!lty Fair ' 5:011 lpb\o~Y. I\Ia;r~I\Uae . THOMPSON '14 FT. BOAT, NEW TELEVlSION, RADIO 1: SMALL trailer, 215 Evenrude, Phone APPUANCE REPAIR. P"8087-Y. J. H. Mitchell, 680 S. OW McOHnt.ock, Raclne Obto. Second, Middleport. tHB-3tc JMteP.bOCt o( Harrisonville ond atwone else who helped in uny ·SPOT ·- for n~rly two daYt ~~ore · seeinl ·-·-•J .....an~n~~. - TEN·GALLON MILK CANS. COAL, OIL • GAS PURNACIS One praCtically new S,u rgc milk· AllNOLW$ cr. eigtlt-can milk cooler. Arthur Pht~ne 136-Y Syrac:uM, Ohl• Orr, near Bashan, four mile11 from Che11ter. ti lB 3tc EXP&1T CAR WASHING . HOYT'S Sohio Service, 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. 6-17-3\c 4 ROOM HOUSE. RUNNING WA, TER. Hard\food floors . 4+4 ilCI'C!I CLILANDS Near CheaUr, ·Price $2600. See Rodlo & TV Rtp~~lr Glen Lawson, RD 1, MinersvUie, PhoM 200 Ohio. 6 16 3tp PomeNy, Qh~ WE WISH TO THANK EVERY ONE who was so kind and thoughtful after the sudden death of our husband and lath· er, James ·Horgan. We also wbh to thank lhe :.hddleport Em{!rgency squad, Meigs General Hos· pita! Ewing's Funeral Home, Dr. Mullen, Rt!V. 0 . H. Cart, Rev. u a doctor, It wa1 l'flveJ}ed Wedaetday. Tb.e girl. no'f jo qltleal con1d.ltlon-.-and in danger.or--to&inl ,her powen of IIPU<l.b. identified -'-•3 tt......._ Ill;~ n:OO M. II IIlli· collcentl'Olltit•. -A- 6-17-Stp 20 ' - T.ELEVISION GUi:DE · WSAZ.TV Cltannel 3 2. 6-17·21ip ·~;-;"oJ.::::=:------.,~,.,.,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,.,'""'J 1'~2 CHEVROLET llh TON l I J NotiCes 1959 PONTIAC, 2 DOOR. HARD· truck. Short wheel base. 704 -TQfl,"' .Hyydramatic drive, power West Main Street, Pomeroy. THE &EVIV AL lS CONTiNUING steering. Power brakes, radio 6 ·l7-3tp. at Mt. OUve Chureb near Long and heater. Less than 7,000 Bottom, June 16·21. Rev. Gil· milea.. call 6340-J. 6 18 3tp SORREL PONY, MARE , LARGE G\R WASHING-MOToR CLEANINC. U11cbtt'• 3.Jl"jo f'..ervlt'a bert Spencer, ev•ngelist, Rev. tuze. 6·yeare-old. Broken to ride. Phone 9084. 3 li &Ott ~uglas Circle, putor. tH8-6tc: Gentle. WilbUr Logan, Pomeroy. .Phoue•409-X. 6 18 3tp YOUR WEITlNGHOUII DIALIP 12) Card of Thanks 990 Ava Gjlkey are vi.Wna: M:r .. and BrooklYJJ 11rl wbo Wll li:cldent.ll· iMra:, Dod" U:pdegr&tf {nee Elenor ly sbot lb tbe heed~ tt ,I l*'f.Y Gilby) .Tallahassee; Fla. . wlllked .aro,..nd With U.e. W4)Und Grade Hereford Cattle. Russel1 Leifheit, RD No. 2, Pomeroy, Ohio. . Tune In The M~ Robert' Al~l.-. ..d oon-. . GHIL -U'>WOUNP · •ceo pall)ed by 'ner mother lllrL ,NEW Y.ORK Ul'i--o'A .1- ,..,.old HEAD OF REGISTERED AND 2{) . . ,. have returned to Col- eei, fl . pro~y tory to start. Write lneludlng ·phone for interview. Manager, Ohio. POMERO PERSONALS Bufwl, Lldt, former"'- with The Dally Tribune, •u a vlaitor at the Mtlp County F-t&h>,lnd Game A• t:M ,· -w,~., ' t:oo ; J•II'• .Qollte ,_, '1:30:·. X.vt~ ,Jt TG. Beaver a:oo AJTiertean· Bana.talld 1:30 lllcltq Moun Clull S:OO Sherwood Fomt t.-00 Zqrro · · · - 1:30 .bel!tell McCo,.. -r:··· }1'·~"-'t ~~-!8 ~rc>f~"!,. ~.. ,.,.. · •\~ 'B"?f,r·· --_-.-.d:46 ~~~ .CilUi\( -------- - :"'' ' ' '· )llki lla\'1"\e< TbeNe"':~,To~lghl " __ \0;00 ,Yo ; )11:30 U:OO 1 11:011 r.u · s.aiinl'!!'••~! U:-10 5porll·~~· . 11:15 Late!llhow --:----=----= 1 I .. • Nel.. bl!<. Tb~ World w..lher s::IIO eatlleimao ·. 7:110 77th Bimpl Laneen 7;IO Rb.-TID-Tin . . I:OO Wolll)lmey Prerollll J·O!l Tombotone TerriiOI'J 1 :.,0 77 suu ..t Strip '· ' ,0:30' U.S. Border Pl!lrOI •• I> U:OO 'l'lte'NeW. Tonleht ll:IIG Seaanln& lho Weather '1:10 ·Sport•l'<>PIIIt \l:ll Late Show ll:!& . -Tbeator IS I ~:10, Big~~ - NAPicY ,· THIS IS AN INT5RESTIN<7 AR'TiCLE --· .Olf I '· --==:c--------:--::= BY OWN£R. 19D9 RAMBLER town. 127 Butternut Ave. Slalion Wq:on. Sold new for SJNGER SEWlNG MACIUNE-ft ·lf!·Ut.c. $3200. WiU M:U tor t2S71S. Round bobblnJ modo!, oriJinal-1 Phone 8207. 8-li.Jtc ly 10ld fm· '178.0(). 18rand new tint floor, New Haven. Furnlah'&3 NASH AM~SADOR TUDOR conaole eabtoeL Take over pay· cd apartment In Middleport herd top In good condition. menll .'l.OO 1\er month. Phone Phone 6368'1ld oc 6170. 6 12 61 P Gol~ ovcraeaa mu•t aell. Co~~lt sq. 6 18 3te ~-! . 6-16·3\j) I-ll ROC»' fURNISHED APART.' DOOR, ---;; · ment and 1- 3 room turnlahed htater. Call 836-X. ' apartment Ca ll 1145 or inquire -608 Spring Ave., Pomeroy. tl·lB·tfe . 8 12 8tp FOUR ltOOM AND BAni APART' REGISTUED BEAGulS. NO MKN1'. Contact Uuliand Furn1· Sunday aalea. Ralph Lambright, ture Stou, RuUand, 6 18 ttc BaUey Ruq· ROad, R. 2, Pome- JUi.E. ·4 LOOKING roy. 8·12·12tc 1 SEWING llkHtNE. GOOD CON· dltlon. e,20.' Phone it86·J. 8·12-tJte 8LAC~ ,l 8'!30 Amo• 8:0!1 ' Arthur · · 8:15· The Jule RiVl\11 Show 8:30 Tbe Three' Stooreo . ; t 7:00 Sheriff of <:oebtae ~. 1!30 'ltie' lnvblble ·MaD •··a:!IO ~l. 8:. 'y~DC!;J~InJei t!~ .. ~..; Grey Tb"!!ler . .j _. J, \ , l ll30 . Pt.ybouoe 90 ' , · i u:Oii Ne~- ,of ~ -NPI , , ,! 11:11'(· /RJOi.ter Ui\!FiUii~ISiSHHEEDD-AA:FPAAJilt:iTiiMiEE:iiNiTT., es FOR 1: ' ' I .5:00· . "IJ:JD ·'J '. ' 11 · Oft· Haven Berlha Clrl, l'lalntllf Webtter & Fultl!: Attorney• for Pl•lnUft (81 4, ll, 18. Z&: (!I 9, 18, '71< ' z. Legal Notice LIGAL NOTtCI IN TMI C - PLIA.I COURT MltGS COUNTY OHIO J. ·~"··-·-· AND WHJTij; GELDING Ponl. Phone 807·L 6 13 61c I IIISCELI.ANEOUS "' WOOll~WoRK­ Inl ioola, bloak, lllckltrr., ~a.ddel'l, toola for Do-Jt·Yuuraell AU a:aod col)dltlon. 6-!Ntp t38t·Y. 1952 PLYMOUTH ' ' 6 Paaae1111er Coupe . Show·me a better car al $199 ·1 •hop. -Pbont CONSIGNMENT SALE1 • OUR next ule wilt be ·held Sat., June 20, 1Mt, · at the salt 1roundl at ll Al M. 1 milt weal of Porferftekt. Oo to ... lion of "' and 71 and follow tb.e •lane. we wUl have a VU'Iout amount of , machinery, ete., 1monc U one 11113 Ford 1 'LOn Truck, duel whoe11, new tire• tnd like new. Lunelll wUl be aerved. Goddml llalu . Harold Goddard, AuO!Ion.... 6-!Nic . ,. • '• ' ' --- ' •• '" '· ' '• ;.;· ' ' 'L.; ' "l • ' •· ' �• • Il&ilY Sent!Ql!l, Pomeroy-Mlddlaport, 0.> Ju~- 18, tm~7 , • • Hari .onvill.e ' Soci IEverits . DON'T NEED IT? Sell It Through A Sentin81·w 6-llaily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 18, 1959 GRAVELY TRACTOR,ROTATING plow apd cultivator. Priced very reasonable. L. E. McHaffie , FOil CONSISTENT III!PI!NDABLE RI!8ULTS PHONE 398 RATI!S 3 eent:J per word, one il1.9ertion. Minimum cbaree - 60 ce.U. 6 C'ei1.UI per word for three consecutive insertion&. Speelal - oflll month ror 30 tenU per word. Full rate of 3 cenLs per won:! w\11 be eharged for tdvertiain& 1l DOt paid within lG days after reeelving bill. Errors in Advertialng - Sllould be reported immedi•tely. The DeUy Sentinel wlll DOt be respoos:ible for more than one inCOI' rect in.sertdon. Card of Thanks and Special Notices publlsbed et 1 cent per word. WORDS I DAY 15 20 25 Ads ~ved nt Events 3 DAYS $1.00. Obltuarie. 6 DAYS . MI. M CANDY OPPORTUNITY FOR SALE Revolutionary development in ' W1LLJAM HILL HOUSE AND billion dollar candy induatry f lot at 6$7 South Set"ond Street, creates opportl.lnit.Y for (man Middl~port, Ohio. Will be sold or woman) to start on part to the highest bidder at 10:00 lime baaia. Supply local acA. M.• Saturday , June :roth, coUnta weekly with nationally 1959, at oUice of J. B. O'Brien, televised M & M candy. PolOOI,t totll't Street, Pomeroy, tential earnings of $3,000 a Ohio. Must sell for not less year. Part time till fully dethan appraised value of $1200.00 veloped. Interested: parties with J. B. O'Brien, Admini.1ltralor $600.00 cash for working lnven Box 936, Rutlctnd. WANT ADS 1 MO. 60< 90c $1 .35 $4.50 60< $1.20 $1.80 $6.00 75<: $1.50 112-25 $7 50 by 10 A.M. will be J.n tl\1t day's paper. iHft:. We~tba Clark and •later, Kn. llaud DuVuaU, Cblifornla are ~~lng a few ~..YI at · t~ home :o1 )!r, and MrL Jl~~rt aodatlon annual Filh Fry Tb:W'ICI«r~- ~; day, llax DII,Ckwortb, abo l repre' teatative ol the Ohio Divilion of . .'Mr~ t~nd Mt1. Frant Cain who Wlldlile ln North ,£utern Ohio, h~ve 'JI'Il~D li~in"' in t}Je Rhode• retur..ed to rtl)ew old ac:Quaint.Jn· • ugal Notice Business Opoortunities 6-17-3tp of Lhe Estate of William Hill deceased. : J. B. O'Brien, Atlorney at Law. 1:1· 17-~lc l P 0 . Box 1064, Cleveland, u~br . · ·F4die Long, 1on of Mr. and Mn. .Phili.p ~ng, . graduate of RutLand ~1gh ~e,hool '09, enli1ted in the . nav·r and left for Great Lakes to beCin trai~ng. HOward .Ruppell, the pallbearers ahd th05e 1endl ng nowers and money, .We l!spedally wish to t~~~-k. .U. of our friend11 and Waj. f.l!q "lV!td· Bill Hldtok . . . e:d!}: Fl•it & ~itlll ShOJr 6::!5 • ·\l'eather<ajt 8:30 'ilews ·pJotute 8:41' Nila Jjowo ·· , (9cu Marine I:~ ' Tj!> YDUDI u ..cl bo1t1 end moto7;.'$2~.o0 ;~ (3) In Memoriam KARR & VAN ZANDT Lip, whi~t theY 1••1. MetrQpolittn llptloiiJ!!Je 1:110 a,qo 3:110 &:110 . :::: .HQIIi , _ to ••. Sleod7 -· .. __ . e:» eb./tedy -Timo . . ~ . ·' ; rlie, Wk\leh neceultate• the lockL Middle: Solid I;-. 1 I the Gren.t'~k~ 111\lpping t·ea:iOI'I, Broken Une .la. tJijt "11 8e1aa teaaell haCI\14 . : l;tll $;!!<:: N_ewl ._ e:OO EllerY Qloeon '. ·• :oo CavaleldO 111 'Spjlrll . 9:411 Jatkpot llowllllC 1~:00 The· Till• lilao lo:ao 11 Squad 1 1:011'1 New~ Jta,..UiiN •':10 . , _ " Show '' ' . 11:1.1 11it Jlilt .. . \:00 BiiD l:.tr _ .. , . ~ ..- ' I'!Oeea of · E!iht 11:30 12:oo .12:10 1:00 1:30 · •· t:illl -Amerlcaa Buublaad 1:30 Wo)I:Duner · . 11:00 llbeiwOOil. FOfllll ' ·eiBO Your ·Jisso JI!!P"I'IIr t .~ .~:J:,·.t~l.t 'r.:OO: Scieitee. F'!Qtion TtJeater7:110 Northweot 1'-p Acroiot~~e'I!Oar• l'antomlillo 'Qull JY""" -l!lRio $an Fr•IIF,~ 2:~ Day In co~, !leal . 2;® '!;be •Gal,e ~tofm Show 3:00 lleat :14• CIQo.k 3:30 -WJ<o by You ll!rutl . 1:4:1 ChLUIWibB CallfRI To the fairer wnrld on high. USED COAL FURNACE AND GAS WAN'IlED TO RENT FOR SUM· My life .vill be brightened In the Convenion unit. Phone 32l·X mer, one skiff with 011rs. Phone lingering light, ft 13 6tp .67 or 83D-M. IH1·3tc For a true lire cannot die. ~LE\:TROLUX MACHINE CLEAN.ER. Less than three months old. 1 I "'I f'Or Rent In loving memory of our son l'hrow away ba1a. Will sell !or Hubert, who paned away 12 b•laD'Ce due $4l.IMI. !Payment1 IJ8 APAR1'MF.N1'S years ago today . Mr. and Mn. John W. , per month. Phone :M3. unturmBilect. McMu~en, 6 )2 61p Weatherby Purl. l•nuue 61Jt4.M. 'l 3 . 1 6 18 lip ;;;;:~~=-::-:-:-:--;;;;::;;=-::- ~ ROOM APAJt.TMJ:;N'f WITH NECCHI ZIG ZAU SEWII\G MAbath and garagt:l. 8 room houae ltS) AutoSoles CHINE-Makes bulton ho1.,, and 1 room 11.partm"nt. Phone 11ew1 on buttons, and many, 31o-M, Pomeroy. A. N• .Bensel. GoCMI CtHn UHd Cen many dc&igns. <."oat ov~r $300.00 11-3-tt Atl Mllltl•• tntl M.ct.lt new. Pay off balance $164.00. MITii.OPOLITAN $10.00 per month . .Phone 343. Au,_ S.IM 6 .12 6tp UNl"'iUUNJSHED 3 UOOM AND · 2 10 tc ~ .butb apartment. AU new, very .. SINGER SLANT NEEDLE-Five modern. Coates Bldg., Middle· 1058 PON11AC V8 STATION nu.mth& old, like new. Pay of! opol't. 6·13·12tc Wagon $1 ,4Q. 9 pusenger. · balanct~ $7tl.OO. $8.00 per month. Show• good care. One careful Phone 343. 6 12 6tp 1 UNFURNISHED 'tHREE ROOM owner. Blaettnar'l Pomeroy. apartment with bath, E. Main 8 13 8lc NECOHI SUPERNOVA MACHINE St.; 1 unfurnished 5 room ---,,.-,.=.,------'--~ -Le11 than throe m011 lhB old. apartment with bith, Mechanic liHMJ Ol.J>SJIOBILE 4 DR. S1,f95. Orlainally sold for nt~9.000. St. Phone 318-Y. 6-16-Stc Super 88 Stdan. Hydram1tlc Balance due $97.00. .faymontl \ drlv~. ,Jt 6 H. Very nice. Blaet· , $7.00 por month. ·Phone S4S. 3 ROOM FURNISHED APART· tnar 1 Pomeroy. 8 13 etc ment, street level. Phone 96&-X. 6 12 6tp - -- tJ-18-tfc 11157 BUICK VB SPECIAL. $l,IIIIC. - --:-:;-;;;--;;;-==;;;: 3 dr. HJit!! Top. Dyno!low drive . KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER- APARTMENT, 113\1 W. SECOND R&H. One ' !!I reful owner. Blaot· l with a\lachment1. Originally St. !lent reasonable. Frank Fu· tnar'1 to~neroy. 6 1a etc coat $179.1Kl. BalanLoe due ~·uo. .&:ate, Phone 4to-.M. 11·17-tJtc ~~=-=::-::-:-::-:;.-- _ Take over pay meat. $7 per 111116 PONTIAC VB STAR CWIEF month. Pbone 343. 6 12 6\p 3 ROOM HOUSE, NAYLORS RUN $2,195. Catalina Cpe. Flneat and 3 out.buildmgs, Vermont Mar· but aerie• Pontiac. One e•reful NECCHl SEWiNG MACHINE .kina, Uberty Restaurant. owner. Sharp Clllr. Blaettntr'l' Orlglnell)' coat *181.50. •Pay oft 6·17·3lp. • 13 •tc balance $37.&0. Paymonis $8.00 - - -- · --::-::-::--_ Pom.r.•. _ J v v per month. Pbone 343. 6 12 etp Jo'OK RENT. CLOSE lN Tnill! :!\' c..R.iueilott ·. · ·JII•-. .. 6:,0 li!fl'll <lclllrt ""'ll!n• -"" m•• _, !Ill Wanted to Rent YO!ljjg·pr.lll19M · , - Tbeili'l\oOtl - -WCHS.TV Ch·onnel 8 ..;.... •how• •· :. 10:00 Dough ·Re -MI _ 10:30 ' W.a,o/re_~upt COMI OM IN, IUIOPJ, lHI SIAWAY'S PINI-Offjc~a~ c)penll'lr of the put• tb~!f¥ lnternatiOIIial peuonagM and thee geoct-&phiC •reu In , Croea-~eetion ot the .aeaway compares depth ot the· waters in llle · r Merlnt &tltlo •nd S.no.-.e, Pom- CUSTOM BUU.T IUTCIJEN D~ eroy. Phone 86-M. 2 3 tte signed for your home. J"ree '"' timates. Fortman & Abbot\ Phone 6284-Y. Soe·tl . Ul u~ ..st~ 9 - OJ> 7:oo· 1\k!at • · '• · B·!l · Tile J1ii Tlmk• Sbooo . ,·""'"'"') «-....-.,113 . :. Friday ' . " 9: ~ ···Katie DOoftan ' I :I)O ~ Pilf,bOUoo :o::jl} :ll~uerad.e I'II'IJ 1-1:110 !ltwOI 11iNiluHo ; · IL-10 · \1'~· , , ll;Ui "Tbe 'J - n,ai SbMt 1>011 '&iii! a., :· · , - -1:30 CIJoo lthl- - 9.~ Rofll-Sh..- . . -10:ljO' ·. You Bet Y""'' - ~ Sometimt's long after the aun llas Phono 485 gone Pomeroy I'll watch at the close of the day, - CHEVROLET ==-c--=--:-c:-':--:-::,...-,,-, When the sky il bright With a rosy '53 4-DOOR STA· ( Ill Wonteel To !:lu~ light, lion Wagon. Phone ·SPruce GOOD USED ROW BOAT. PHONE 'Mid evening &tladows gray. 3Mf60, Mason. 8-HI-6tp Alike Swalzcl, 124-J. 6-HI-3tc Long after n beautiful life has (9) For Sale gone w..- " l; J~ _9:1b :;Bao)>~lor father · ··- Supplie~ 11 Arlflne ;LeY)'. 1:0!1 ~·1!!;'!._,~7. ~!~f ~~~0 8:00 ~11'10"• Elglit TV AND APPLIANCIS ---,--- Nellie Dorgan and family 6 18 Up 1 121)0 TJA•.Tat~ ~ · ·- ,. lUG· It Co.ild. '""' You . 1:00 """''.ll01 ·Nowo · . . • :oo Trutb .or Ccmaequenee~ ·u o - .CoJl!lty Fair ' 5:011 lpb\o~Y. I\Ia;r~I\Uae . THOMPSON '14 FT. BOAT, NEW TELEVlSION, RADIO 1: SMALL trailer, 215 Evenrude, Phone APPUANCE REPAIR. P"8087-Y. J. H. Mitchell, 680 S. OW McOHnt.ock, Raclne Obto. Second, Middleport. tHB-3tc JMteP.bOCt o( Harrisonville ond atwone else who helped in uny ·SPOT ·- for n~rly two daYt ~~ore · seeinl ·-·-•J .....an~n~~. - TEN·GALLON MILK CANS. COAL, OIL • GAS PURNACIS One praCtically new S,u rgc milk· AllNOLW$ cr. eigtlt-can milk cooler. Arthur Pht~ne 136-Y Syrac:uM, Ohl• Orr, near Bashan, four mile11 from Che11ter. ti lB 3tc EXP&1T CAR WASHING . HOYT'S Sohio Service, 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. 6-17-3\c 4 ROOM HOUSE. RUNNING WA, TER. Hard\food floors . 4+4 ilCI'C!I CLILANDS Near CheaUr, ·Price $2600. See Rodlo & TV Rtp~~lr Glen Lawson, RD 1, MinersvUie, PhoM 200 Ohio. 6 16 3tp PomeNy, Qh~ WE WISH TO THANK EVERY ONE who was so kind and thoughtful after the sudden death of our husband and lath· er, James ·Horgan. We also wbh to thank lhe :.hddleport Em{!rgency squad, Meigs General Hos· pita! Ewing's Funeral Home, Dr. Mullen, Rt!V. 0 . H. Cart, Rev. u a doctor, It wa1 l'flveJ}ed Wedaetday. Tb.e girl. no'f jo qltleal con1d.ltlon-.-and in danger.or--to&inl ,her powen of IIPU<l.b. identified -'-•3 tt......._ Ill;~ n:OO M. II IIlli· collcentl'Olltit•. -A- 6-17-Stp 20 ' - T.ELEVISION GUi:DE · WSAZ.TV Cltannel 3 2. 6-17·21ip ·~;-;"oJ.::::=:------.,~,.,.,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,.,'""'J 1'~2 CHEVROLET llh TON l I J NotiCes 1959 PONTIAC, 2 DOOR. HARD· truck. Short wheel base. 704 -TQfl,"' .Hyydramatic drive, power West Main Street, Pomeroy. THE &EVIV AL lS CONTiNUING steering. Power brakes, radio 6 ·l7-3tp. at Mt. OUve Chureb near Long and heater. Less than 7,000 Bottom, June 16·21. Rev. Gil· milea.. call 6340-J. 6 18 3tp SORREL PONY, MARE , LARGE G\R WASHING-MOToR CLEANINC. U11cbtt'• 3.Jl"jo f'..ervlt'a bert Spencer, ev•ngelist, Rev. tuze. 6·yeare-old. Broken to ride. Phone 9084. 3 li &Ott ~uglas Circle, putor. tH8-6tc: Gentle. WilbUr Logan, Pomeroy. .Phoue•409-X. 6 18 3tp YOUR WEITlNGHOUII DIALIP 12) Card of Thanks 990 Ava Gjlkey are vi.Wna: M:r .. and BrooklYJJ 11rl wbo Wll li:cldent.ll· iMra:, Dod" U:pdegr&tf {nee Elenor ly sbot lb tbe heed~ tt ,I l*'f.Y Gilby) .Tallahassee; Fla. . wlllked .aro,..nd With U.e. W4)Und Grade Hereford Cattle. Russel1 Leifheit, RD No. 2, Pomeroy, Ohio. . Tune In The M~ Robert' Al~l.-. ..d oon-. . GHIL -U'>WOUNP · •ceo pall)ed by 'ner mother lllrL ,NEW Y.ORK Ul'i--o'A .1- ,..,.old HEAD OF REGISTERED AND 2{) . . ,. have returned to Col- eei, fl . pro~y tory to start. Write lneludlng ·phone for interview. Manager, Ohio. POMERO PERSONALS Bufwl, Lldt, former"'- with The Dally Tribune, •u a vlaitor at the Mtlp County F-t&h>,lnd Game A• t:M ,· -w,~., ' t:oo ; J•II'• .Qollte ,_, '1:30:·. X.vt~ ,Jt TG. Beaver a:oo AJTiertean· Bana.talld 1:30 lllcltq Moun Clull S:OO Sherwood Fomt t.-00 Zqrro · · · - 1:30 .bel!tell McCo,.. -r:··· }1'·~"-'t ~~-!8 ~rc>f~"!,. ~.. ,.,.. · •\~ 'B"?f,r·· --_-.-.d:46 ~~~ .CilUi\( -------- - :"'' ' ' '· )llki lla\'1"\e< TbeNe"':~,To~lghl " __ \0;00 ,Yo ; )11:30 U:OO 1 11:011 r.u · s.aiinl'!!'••~! U:-10 5porll·~~· . 11:15 Late!llhow --:----=----= 1 I .. • Nel.. bl!<. Tb~ World w..lher s::IIO eatlleimao ·. 7:110 77th Bimpl Laneen 7;IO Rb.-TID-Tin . . I:OO Wolll)lmey Prerollll J·O!l Tombotone TerriiOI'J 1 :.,0 77 suu ..t Strip '· ' ,0:30' U.S. Border Pl!lrOI •• I> U:OO 'l'lte'NeW. Tonleht ll:IIG Seaanln& lho Weather '1:10 ·Sport•l'<>PIIIt \l:ll Late Show ll:!& . -Tbeator IS I ~:10, Big~~ - NAPicY ,· THIS IS AN INT5RESTIN<7 AR'TiCLE --· .Olf I '· --==:c--------:--::= BY OWN£R. 19D9 RAMBLER town. 127 Butternut Ave. Slalion Wq:on. Sold new for SJNGER SEWlNG MACIUNE-ft ·lf!·Ut.c. $3200. WiU M:U tor t2S71S. Round bobblnJ modo!, oriJinal-1 Phone 8207. 8-li.Jtc ly 10ld fm· '178.0(). 18rand new tint floor, New Haven. Furnlah'&3 NASH AM~SADOR TUDOR conaole eabtoeL Take over pay· cd apartment In Middleport herd top In good condition. menll .'l.OO 1\er month. Phone Phone 6368'1ld oc 6170. 6 12 61 P Gol~ ovcraeaa mu•t aell. Co~~lt sq. 6 18 3te ~-! . 6-16·3\j) I-ll ROC»' fURNISHED APART.' DOOR, ---;; · ment and 1- 3 room turnlahed htater. Call 836-X. ' apartment Ca ll 1145 or inquire -608 Spring Ave., Pomeroy. tl·lB·tfe . 8 12 8tp FOUR ltOOM AND BAni APART' REGISTUED BEAGulS. NO MKN1'. Contact Uuliand Furn1· Sunday aalea. Ralph Lambright, ture Stou, RuUand, 6 18 ttc BaUey Ruq· ROad, R. 2, Pome- JUi.E. ·4 LOOKING roy. 8·12·12tc 1 SEWING llkHtNE. GOOD CON· dltlon. e,20.' Phone it86·J. 8·12-tJte 8LAC~ ,l 8'!30 Amo• 8:0!1 ' Arthur · · 8:15· The Jule RiVl\11 Show 8:30 Tbe Three' Stooreo . ; t 7:00 Sheriff of <:oebtae ~. 1!30 'ltie' lnvblble ·MaD •··a:!IO ~l. 8:. 'y~DC!;J~InJei t!~ .. ~..; Grey Tb"!!ler . .j _. J, \ , l ll30 . Pt.ybouoe 90 ' , · i u:Oii Ne~- ,of ~ -NPI , , ,! 11:11'(· /RJOi.ter Ui\!FiUii~ISiSHHEEDD-AA:FPAAJilt:iTiiMiEE:iiNiTT., es FOR 1: ' ' I .5:00· . "IJ:JD ·'J '. ' 11 · Oft· Haven Berlha Clrl, l'lalntllf Webtter & Fultl!: Attorney• for Pl•lnUft (81 4, ll, 18. Z&: (!I 9, 18, '71< ' z. Legal Notice LIGAL NOTtCI IN TMI C - PLIA.I COURT MltGS COUNTY OHIO J. ·~"··-·-· AND WHJTij; GELDING Ponl. Phone 807·L 6 13 61c I IIISCELI.ANEOUS "' WOOll~WoRK­ Inl ioola, bloak, lllckltrr., ~a.ddel'l, toola for Do-Jt·Yuuraell AU a:aod col)dltlon. 6-!Ntp t38t·Y. 1952 PLYMOUTH ' ' 6 Paaae1111er Coupe . Show·me a better car al $199 ·1 •hop. -Pbont CONSIGNMENT SALE1 • OUR next ule wilt be ·held Sat., June 20, 1Mt, · at the salt 1roundl at ll Al M. 1 milt weal of Porferftekt. Oo to ... lion of "' and 71 and follow tb.e •lane. we wUl have a VU'Iout amount of , machinery, ete., 1monc U one 11113 Ford 1 'LOn Truck, duel whoe11, new tire• tnd like new. Lunelll wUl be aerved. Goddml llalu . Harold Goddard, AuO!Ion.... 6-!Nic . ,. • '• ' ' --- ' •• '" '· ' '• ;.;· ' ' 'L.; ' "l • ' •· ' �.. ~Sentinel, Pomeroy 1Atkins-Newell Wedding Vows Heath Methodist Are Exchanged On June Third Class 12 Picnic Is Held Indoors o., June 18 • 1959 'Sayre-Lieving Wedding To Be Event Of Friday ·lliddlepol'\, Due to the cool weather tbe pacnic wblCb the Clau 12 of tbe Heath Metbod1st Cburcb bad planned was held Ln the churt::h. After the covered dub supper the bu11ness meeting wu conducted by 1Mrs. Emerson Jonea. Rev. Raymon Konkria:bt pve the devotions and also the program His program was talun from the book of Methddiil Altars and gave descrlpUon of sanctuaries and dlflerenl altars In various churche.. He al&o pve and explained the symbOit Of the church He dosed the program wath prayer. The detsert and drink for the meal was furnished by the bot tess committee lor the month consisting of Mrs. Garnet EDt. mmger, Mrs. M. L. Fl'eocb, Mrs. Burr Forrest, Mrs. Ralph Radchffe, Mn. Orm Smith, Mrs. Ev· erett Davis and Mrs. Warner Morli:ID. UiA Dorothy Jean Sayre , dau· &hter of Mr and Mrs. George E. Sayre and the Rev Bernard H Lieving Jr., son of Mr 11.nd Mrs Bernard H. ' Lievmg of New Ha· ve.n will be umted 10 marnage Fraday, June lll, at 7·30 In the Evangetieal United Brethren Church with Rev K J Scott performmg the dooble nng ceremony Miss Ruth Sayre, s1stcr of the bride-to-be wall Slnli: and wlil also serve as maad of honor. Bridesmaids are Miss Janace Roush and MISs Margie Roach of ·New Haven; ushers Will be Dick Wabbn .1nd Ray Wib ll n. Belpre , 0., fratermty brothers of the groom; bestman , Larry Lieving of New Haven . Mrs. Harry Layne, · IS the or· ganist and will also be at::oompanlst for Miss Sayre - - -- - SOCIETY· '~PUt niq. Holy word coneern.in& marriage, and then the marriage V(IWB of the double rang ceremony that united Sharon Joyce Atkins, daughter of Mr and Mrs Virgil L Atkins, and Robert L Jewoll, aon of Glenn E. Jewell, in the holy bonda of mar· riage . tives. Pomeroy Bend TH~ATRES MEIGS - PomeroJ TONIGHT and FRIDAY ~·mE TRAP ' Richard Wtdmark , Tina Louase Tt.:MPI.E-Middlepnrl Not Open Tonivht FRIDAY 1nd 5ATURDAY " TilE BLACK ORCHID " ~umn ~ also ­ "GUNMEN Jo~ROl'tl LAREDO" Sophl,, Loren, Anthony Roberot K.nMpp - Jllna DarvJ The church was decorated for the candlelit ceremony with a background of white candles ln seven branch c:mdelabra at each wmdow and at each side of the Chancel, fllnked with palms. The t~ltar va1cs were filled w~th white 1Stlwnan Iri.ll, Dr Van Fleet :Roya l Flowermg fern and Eughsh Ivy An white nuti!nolla Iand Mr11. A. V. . .t~ehlll 'l'e!... IJ The Afternoon Cirde of the W.SCS met at the home of Mta Hattie McKenzie Thursday. There 12 members and two gueat~ Mn. Eva Fleming h•.u:l of th'c devotionals with taking part. Tho;! suh "A New Ambaasado: for Tourisl' " The group =~~f:~ a social hour and ref:esh· were &erved. •••tlf..W • liNG~ and 'Mn. ~ Myers. Mr. and Mn. Howard VpMeter and famil.Y of Elyria are villUna: 1Mr. and Mra. r.wrenee Boyd and Anne, VirliJ Nixon of Cln· cinnati and Mr. and .Mr.. Pat &yd and Johnny of BJaekfonl were Sunday gucstt of Mn. S. L. Bryant and Mr. and Mn. Ana Bryant. ------~ Church Of Christ H.?mebuilders Class In Meeting Mr. and Mrs. Denver tuee were basta to tbe Homebuilders ·C,11U of the Middleport · Church of Chrlat when they held t~fr reru· llf meetJnc Tuelld:q eveninl at tbeir home on Broadway. The devotions were riven by Mra. Don Golney 11\d 1. P0Q111 "I Would Not WOITY" waa J'eld b7 Billy' Rice. During the bpjiness meatlna wblch was presided by tbe president, Herman kinc:ai4 it, wa1 decided to contribute .toftrdl the painting of the dlurclf -1nd 3C CLA" MEETS also to Jive a donatio~ .to , 1heThe SC clan of the Melb9.1i!lt Chureh met at the home of Mr. Butler Springs Camp for ~pain · and Mrs. Harvey F...rlewlne )ii)D· being made there. dar eventne:. The group ltlV" a The group planned 1 :a.b1eu fafewell gift to Mrs. Lois Cl.1.rt Bake Sale with Mt.s. Mutaret 'Nho i11 Jenlng for Columbu'l and Kincaid as chairm8n. It il ull:ed. they honored Mrs. Naney Mor- that all proceeda be turned in by gan. with a aurprile 1tork ahowt>r. next Thursday. Attendina: were 'Mr. and Mrs. Alter the meeting the lf'Otf.P Harold RJee, Mr., Jacob SbiUlng, enjoyed colored a11dea shewn by Mrs. Ri~hard Lueaa and Judy, Mr. JUce. Mr. and Mrs. Warner Morgan "nd Dusty, Mr. and Mrs. Cad MorrJs Refreshments were served by and Jim, Mr. and Mra. Dana HOff- the Rices, Mr. and Mrs. Norman man and Stne, !Mrs. Charles YeiugeJ;, Mrs. Don Goaney wltll Siders and Jean Ann, Mrs. Loia Mrs. Robert Crai&:, a eontributine Cl1rk, MIA Noreth.a Fleming and hoste~ . M1ss Joetta Erlewlne. over ' • Here'lll modem, curved.lqged Burton.Dide tolut.lon ror tht dilcrimlnat.inr furniture buyer. The clatty ehaaala rive. full comer tupport at the end• or thi1 cosy lounpr, 11nd it doesn't mark CArpets or tile surfacea. lt'1 the lded aolutlon for unall •partment.., rooma or dent Medina: a briJPII new du•J.purpo~e couch for casual Uvinc. You 010'' fiud a.W~ buy,, thia pr~.at $59.95 • - ANOTH!R BIG IURTON·DIXII IUY ThlotOufh,llk•loattUor plullc, ftniobod muiii·JIU•-Iounp Ia a IDuat lor any homemaker loolcina: for qu1Uty at a low price. h tt.a 1n.y •tyle room, comes in a varlet)' of colon. •nd f•tuNI a klnr-wearin1 Ufe. No,.. eatll)o, eonverta quickly. lt.'• an kl... exira piece ot uiNblt !W'Dltun tha\o ... pnvlda qva alaoplof I[>ICO Ill a ftaob, . Keometh K err of Athens dere top gulli at the 53rd an· held Thursday at tbe Pomeroy Gun Club. Neal as by Arnold Snowden (center) lj'On a shoot off to to best Dr. Carsey, Wayne Swisher and Paul Baker. The out of 100. Kerr broke 87 to -the Class B. trophy. IUODIIJ." ' eCOVIL.L8 aTVLINO • ., aURTON•DIXI8 Thlo ~~· !-"~.~ --· ·~~. JAKIR FURNiTUR~ ·' here: "It is UQderttood that Gromyto hu not aecepted tbe Wenem proposala ~ as 1 bub for 411euasion. Furhemlore, the Soviet po. aition .aa Pllt forwud tb.it afternoon b1 llr. Gromyko, coupled witb Mr. Kbruibchev'• apeeeb, bu given rto hope to the Western delegatiom." Woltlf~hi~••Wid Do<~ seeret tbcir de- ,. "' ,. ..Ub .' ' t .. •• ' on a• 1947-49 pr\ali .h ... . locroioe • ,The price Judex hit 123.9 Jn July, 1958, whk:b wa• 1 new hl&h 1t' th1t time. avenge 1Two Salesmen )oin Stitff Of · ~omeroy goinJ , a. _ .. a!' !leollloOk.. -· that a 111mmit eoaterer.ce would be even more necelllll'y il the present talb f.t.l.l. Ina 1peecb wa1 alriid' just Ill bour before the foreJ&n miDiste.n went into a showdown .ecre:t eea- lion durinc wliich the West hopa to get a ,positive IDIWer tc. ill Motors . William Grueser, ~er of 'l'be department r also re,ported lbal lake-home pay and b1111111 s~~t.Go . 'LOWBOY WITH PANORAMIC SOUND-NEW RCAVICTOit .DELUXE youl/h Tho FEATURES maliulaj:iurin'g workers Will get p., booflt of one cent. an hour. their w~ea are tied ,bY eootratt to the -c01t. of llvlna:. .Food price• roee sUShtJy. in Jlq alter dec1ining in 'light of •• ibe O.J oprevioua nine ftl9Dtha. Thill por cent rlaer atemmed from Tilef began week, 'bl(ber . ~ic:e tor restaurant trteab thJJ Ung · both frelb fruita and ve&etJbles. and u'sed c1n. rhe int:relle \VOitkl have - · even arelter except lor a abtrp McLaushlln deeUne ln. ell priees. ll,~eo wllb Melgo . Laurel Cliff Bible School Closes Today The Bij)le school prognm at the Laurel Clifl Free Methodist Church will come to a close today with 1 program to be held to- ., nlgbt -a-t 8:30. All parents lffl in· vited to attend to aee tbe var· ious diaplay from the different c.:1nie · \Ieven yeara Weot Vlrglnlo. ¥OU•IIIJ"' ~ the prlce fainily · ~u went .... ........... . of tlldex' mean• some 100,000 atreran i!lfe anctcloll~o~ fOUilg oq · 'the Slladc Road · Ti:Qut~ • 33. r•oLOOK no VALUE trend everything... di&cuu StRub Fvll DMit. "'Let's welgb .n tbe PJ'OI md Runners up lor shooting honors In the 53rd annual Joleigs eons. Tbe Htablilhment of the County Fish and Game outing held Thursday at tbe Pomeroy exact period for writin& a Ger· Gun Club ace pictured above. Left to right they are: Wayne m1n peaee treaQ" ,.nd endiq: Western rights in Be<Un 1J by t.r Swisher, Dr. Fred It. Carsey and William Swatzel. Approxi· not the main quHtioa. mately 350 persons were on hand for the festivities on Thurs-· ''The moat imPQrtant thing Ia day afternoon and evening. to agree od' the problemt on general principles." ' Khruabe.bev did not speeil'Jta}Jy withdraw the Idea of 1 time limit for the West to a:et out of Ber~ lin. He aaid this is inevitable and puc plan for 111 Germany JN'O" v1ded. for German reunif'M!ltioo and thua wU.hdrawal within a 1 % year time limk. .,.. 'ltre , upward plan or go home. "Let's DeVL power of flctor)' workers cl.l.mbed: to new hlahs 'lut month. " '!'Ikehome pay aver~e~ $aJ:l103· · fqr 1 worker w'itb three deper\dtnUJ, . - 9 per <enl bl&her ln dollorr ll'd purchasing power than i. year GIVE DAD THE Gin HE'LL ENJOY All YEAR LONG lateJt Berlin peace K.brushc:bev aaid in anotber one of his remote control dipJoJDitic.: movea ob+lou.tJ.y beamed at C:.. department~. Teachen for tbe beginners have been Mrs. J1me1 Gibriote, Mrs. Pbil Wise; Primary Dept., Mrs. OICI.r Smith, Mrs. Etta Wise; Junior Dept., Mn. 1\ra Powell and Mrs. Kathy Pollina; TeeD Age Mra. Alma Gordon, Mi'a....aet~ en Roberti; Crlfta Mn. Ellen. Young and Mrs. Aldine ~· ........,~ . . 1'!1!!!,11'.. .... --,~- I groom waa the flower 1lrl. Sbe ;~:;!;t•~ wore a white nylon. embroldertd aown with a three tiered ruffttd akta:t, fitted bodice with puff •leevu. Shill 1110 wore 111 he.adband of poria and face ~~~ and aiovn • But until the WesteiDin had their reply penonally to ~>my~o at a later Big Pour _. Her fim~er tip circular veil of silk Ena:Jish lllu1.1on fell from a. Queen Mary tiara of seed pearls. She worfl a single strand of pearls and pearl ear ringa, the groom's gift. She carried a Colonial cascade bou· quet centered with· three white orchids, enclrc.led with steponotl• and carnations trom whtep fell • large shown of satln ribbons ud carnations t1cd with lovera knots. Tho ·bride chose lor her matron or :~~~~·~ her mother, Mrs. Pauline A'1 a bride of ~ yeara on that and at that hour. Mrs. Atkins a shrimp pink nylon lace gown over taffeta, a head band of pink nylon leavea and pearls with a face veil lo mat~h her cown and wh 1t e embroidered ballerina lencth atoves. Sbt carried a Col· onlal boqquet ol white carnaUona and Ivy the center of which ab~ later Ulod 111 a cona•e at the rtt l.>i!ptlon. Tho bridesmaids were Mlaa Dar· lene Smith and ~'!ass Glori• Atklna, c:ou.llla of the bride, and' Mill lata M1o Blackwood, her daumate. 1'bc bridesmaids woNl ballerina length gowns ol pink n)'lon sheer and la.ce and pink taffeta f11hloned ldentiully aa the bride'• aown. E1ch wore pearl braded head· b.nda with silk illusion bead vella to match their gowns and a atrand of purls and each wore nylon embroidered bll· lerina length rutned Jlovea. Each carried a · Colonial bouquet of white carnations and iV)' ldentlel1 with that of the ma.tron of honor. lliu Susan Howell, 1lx·year-old coualn and foster al1ter of the . • Minister ---- the back. · 1 Her gown was made by her arandmother, Mrs. Ruby Halliday PlMt COPY-" ·' RIVER WCK. MEN GET SERVICEA 1'ARDS ' ber parenta, Mr. an,d N.r~. Clar· ence Price. and "The Woddlng J•raycr" 1.1n. Wmn sang "Whither Thou Gocst 1 Will Go," from the song of Ruth, and Miss Epple sang "I Love You Truly" and, during the ceremon)', "The Lord'll ·P rayer." Mrs li'rench waa her accompamsl The bride presented a very pret· ty p1eture as she entered the church on the arm of her lathe~, who In the name of her mother and himlielf gave her In marrlaJe to her waitmg groom. She chose for her wedding a bal lerina length a:own fashioned of white nylon chantilly rose point !see over tulle and taffeta, with a basque type pointed bodice, but· toned down the back with Liny pearl button11, the scallupcd,mweethcan neckline and the scalluped three quarter length sleeves were fmlsbed with seed pearls, t~e scalloped full gathered skart wss finished Wtlh a bustle bow with lORi, Htreamers to the hem lme In $39.95 Weather enttne Mrs. Chapman sang "Because" the groom, and one AU PurpoH , ,ello-fltx Covlfln1, Curvld ..... and P....ln1 Motltrn D.! len Aillll Up T1 A llnl HM-Givlne You prepared by Mn. Don Anderson. &reat aunt ol the br1de, gra"ed the old upright church plano and added much to the beaut)' of the decorations. .Preteding the ceremony wedding music was presented by :Mrs. Oleva Cotterill and Mrs Adrienne French , p1amsts. Mrs. Bermce Winn, Mr1. Connie Carsey Chap· and Mlss Jamce Epple were vocaUats. Mrs Cotterill's selcct10ns mclud "L 'Abscnse", "The Shepherd Boy," " I Love To Tell The Story", ' 1Per!ect Day ", "Sweet Hour of Prayer," "LohenKrm's Weddmg Marth" and "Mendelsohn'lll Recea· wJ~ Paul Myer1 of Columbua apeet waa in U:.e weekend wiUI bia pareqtl, llr. The butineu meeUn~ chara:e ot the vice preaident Purl VmMeter and new bfficen were elected for the comina year preaidfDt, Robert Snowden; vice preaident, Bruce May; aecretary, Verna Snowden and. tu ..urer, Mildred Donahue . AtteadiQ.C were Mr . and Mrs. Joobert Sn'owden, Rev. Tom Wellls Mr. and Mrs. Purl VanMeter, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce May, Mr. and Mn. Howard 'Parker, Mra. Mil· dred Donahue, Phyllis Snowden. Charles Shnpklns, Mrs. Vema Snowden, Mrs. Jessie Grueser, Mildred Ashcraft, Cbarlea I~;;~. Bobby, Judy and R.qte Grea: VanMeter, Debbit~ •nd Mike May, Susie Parka-. Steve, Larry and Gary Snowden and Christie Donahue. l The Harrisonville Presbyterian Church was the scene of an impressive and sacred wedding at 8:30 p.m. June 3, 1959, when the Reverend Lawrence Woodruff, pastor of the church, read the beautiful passages of scripture contai"ed in God's ·at. picn~ at the hGme of Mr. and bury spent a few dtyl tH plit Mn. Purl VanMeter MoDCiay ne- week in Columbua. c.hur~h- Patly Rizer IS spendmg her va· c.stion Wlth Mr and Mrs Owen .llawley at Columbus Mill Norma F1eld is spe nd ing a vacation at Detroat with rela· \ • ·--------.....;.....;...____., Rutla.nd Friendship Class Holds I ' NEWS Potluck Pic;nic Monday Evening lr lthylllt S...., Sunday Mr. ud Mil. The FrtendJhip class of tbe Earl ll.lJp tnd family, Of THE AREA ChriJliu CJUlJ'th held a potluek Mra. Alitoe John.atoD of Bn:cl- An open church wedding and ret::ephon wiU be observed A re<:eption will be held immedaately foUowing the wedding in the educational building of the Hartford Social News Of Interest ,.. "" '· Ohio River Barge · . MARIIIAGI Traffic llits New F!daar Smith, 22, PomeAprlf Shutetn, 20, Low For 1953 LI~ENIIS Tbomas Court.appointcd attorneys said roy ud Pom· was swayed by a life- eroy. · · dresaed in the bu~ Walter Olan Harvey, 24, CarCINCINNATI ~1--lBu~_:c ~t'!: tar&eat, Nauntform Of Wellington pt!nter and Janiee Sue Montgom· fie on the pbio River iA ·E. G. Smith. Byomin ery, 18, RuU1nd eight mlllit.m tons in ' !he Smith after a dustto tr•iR vioua yeu's figuru, 1uto chase, bUt clalmed MEIGS GI~RtAL HOSPITAL neetl old today. I!IOotb he thvu&bt tbtt pursuer Wll an ' Admitted: ••. Edna Stewart, I enraged lover of the married 1 Cbesblre; HowJrd. Stittl, Rutlandi wo,man .he bad jult vlsited. Wllll.am Hellman, Weat Sb1de TJWtt w.u tbe major ill8Ue in: and Mrs. Lea /WoOd, Rutland. . t)Je Rll· DJsmiued: tlizl Linden, Pom· 1 tor Byomin, was tebced· tq. de&~ l~ the un_pre~ · Johnny S::,::&::ih~eror; . '.-«<onlb!llf'l oi!J'U• 511,) Keeue, ., . eaJ ,. .. .' � 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 18, 1959 babcock garnes