https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/95d9f5376abe18ca081b6e1d23f58369.pdf 6f6935eddf2f8cbf9a95a4a6e705bca7 PDF Text Text Rock Springs Twilight Garden Club Meeting . Better Health . Held Thursday At Minersville Club Meeting • Misses Ethel and Clara Garland were host.esses to the Twl- Mr~.r~1rV:Q'.,~ 0 ~~d ":t~:te:u~~ light Garden club Thursday e.vening at thetr home. Minersville The meeting in charge of Mrs Gerald Wildermuth , president. opened with devouons by can Have ~eautiful .Ro~es" . . the Lord's Prayer in unison . Following the club ode and pledge to the fla(!, members •ns· nred to roll call with their mOst suceessful plant. It was decided to order more combs Lo sell as .a money maklng project. Mrs. Phd Williamson, chairman of the civic committee reported on the plant· in(! of flower boxes at the Public Library . A thank. you was read for contribution tO the Vietor Reis Jo,ellowship Fund An invitation wlls recewed to attend a yearbook and flower show clinic at LitUe Hocking on July 9. Plans were made for atTan&ing lbe nowera al the Shasteen·Smith weddina:. Plans were also made for th.e annual potluck picnic to be beld at the home of Mrs. Carrie Nye on July 18. Flower judges for the evening, Miss Lucretia Genbeimer. Mias Hoskins ani 1Mrs. Elmer Wickh~m blue ribbona to Mrs. Mm· i Davis for yellow lilies in an container· Mi.u Lucretia an ' arrangement of gaillardia, shasta daisies and coral beHs in a brown earthen contain· er; Mrs. Dwi(!ht Parker, for three specimens of delphinium; and Miss Ethel Garland, sweet peas in a white container. The meeUnc opened with &roup Red ribbons were awarded to lilies in a pottery container; Mra . T. A. >May, regal lilies In a cryetal container; Mra. Minnie Davis, for roses in a large globe; and Mrs. Dwight Parker for pink Ylr· row and feverfew. t- Miss Ada Hoskms read the verse A salad course was 5erved by the of the month and an article "You hoatesses during the social hour. Pomeroy Bend ·'·J:•:THEATRES ' •. MEIGS - Pomeroy foNIGHT 'GOOD DAY FOR A HANGIN li' Fred MaeMurray . Mo'l!:b>ie Jl&)'eii - .a!ftO - "FORBlDDF..N ISI..AND '' Jon HaU - Nan Ad-ams SUN., MON. and TUES. "THE MATING GAME" Debbie Reynold&, Tony Roandall !inilna of tbe theme aong "·Bri&ht· en the Coi'ller" followec:J iby the Lord's PrQ"er and pledge to the fla~. Mra. BoUn and Mra. Geo~ge ikmner were njmed aa the ~n~k committee. Otber eommltt.ees nam· ed were Mra. Ar.Jee Abbott, chap· lain; Mrs. CUlford Leifheit, pub· licity ; Mra. Rollin Radford and Mrs. William Radford, lORI le~d· era; and Mn. Amos Leonard, lib· rar1an. It deelded to serve the Bloodmobile Unlt In Aueust. The program in cbar&e of Mrs. Clark, eonaisted of tbe reading of six. articlea tncludinl "Healthful History of tbe Lemon," Mn. George Skinner; "Why 1 Am A Vegetarian," Mn Rollin Radford; ··watch Those Warts," Mrs. Horace Abbotl; "Breakfast Should tBe Somebody'a Buline11," Mrs. Wit· ham Grueser; ''Reading Can .Be F'un With Daddy," Mr.. Lewis Grueser; and "Abdomina] Breath· i.ng For Astbma." Mrs. !Maxine AI'· nold. A contest was conducted by M Iu F.: 111er and won by Mrs. pjffotd Leifheit and :Mr1. Hugh Bea,.,s, af· ter which the hostesses .erVed re· !redlmenta to the above ilamed and Mrs. 'WUUam Eicbin1er, Mrs. I 'Mrs. Norman MeCallum for regal Sew Rite Sewing CL~~.~nR~~!!~~~ub met Wednesday evening at their club Abbott. Mrs. Wells, president, conducted Hoat.essea for the next meetlnl a short business session after will be Mra. Edward Humphrey, wh1ch games wert played with Mrs. John Hartung and Mn. Clif. prlzes awarded lo Mn. Dayton ford Leifheit. Stnckland who also won the door pri;o:e and Mrl. Elza Gilmore, Jr. A handkerchief shower honored Mrs. Wells. R~k Springs WS CS 11erved by Refte!lhment,; were the hostesses. Hoslesse.e for the next meeting will be Mrs. ElPl(!r White and Mn. Mn. · Clifford Lelfhelt prelldent, conducted the meeting of the WS Calv in Simp~on. cs of the Rock Springs Methodlat Chuuh held Tue&day afternoon, at the church. Group singing of "Open My Eyea" opened tbe meeUng, follow· ed wlth ,prayer by Mrs. William (j,.,~;;r During the business aespro~tram book• were ordefed. BEEF SOc IPI<•n• were made for . a famUy night to be held ,t the church in SOc the near future. Annour,cements were made of the Laneaater aehool or minlon1 to be held July 12·17 These Sandwiches are made with GENEROUS slices of 11.nd of the officers Tralnin& nay at meat smothered tn hot, tangy ''Deep South'' Barb 8 Cue Jackson. It was decided to chanr:e Sauce. tho hour of meeting trom 1 to 1:30 p m · WARNING · '· · ·· Mr~ WtilHam ;Bartels wu tn 't t ,oharae of the program which open· If you don't like hot, tangy food · · · Don ry one · the readlne of the aerlp· of these. Mrt. Hartung and caU PORK BOY SANDWICH ... 45c BOY SANDWICH HAM BOY SANDWICH . II DON 'T BOTHER WITH COOKING at HOME TONIGHT LE'J' US UAVK 'J'HI!: FUSS AND THE MUS TRY OUR S TUB OF CHICKEN · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $2.25 II Crow's Steak House WEST MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO AboUt OIUCIUI fOI TODAY Middleport WAUICIOAN, Ill. tvFIJ lllloti W: Tartor IIIIo •lifo · llill •••• ~......... """' .... .,.. FREDDtl HOUDASHILJ ......................... Harley and Mr&. Marand Mrs. Mareut Cham- ·- •re vJNtina: in Spri.ua:fiel4 plltful - · T - - ""' dll., cvrh. e • VOL XI NO. • LONG WWINO TWISTID COY10N NYLON Heskett-Johnson Nuptial Vows Are Exchanged Fridav The bride, Biven in marriage by her father, wore a ballerina length Ronald Smith and C1rroll Snow· gown of white lace over taffeta den, who won a fisbint trip from with a matchina long sleever jac· the National Life . lmunnee Co., tet. Her abort veil waa cauJht to left Thursday for Rooky Forkl at 1 of lace appliqued with Mra. Evelyn Heakett and Hr. Ralnaboro. pearla and sequins. She carWalter Johnson both of Columbu1 Mrs. C. F. Tompklna, Mn. a white B~ble covered with Dwta:ht Parker, Mrs. led Webatu, and tulle and centered with were united ln marriage Friday, Mra. Everett TbOIDII, Mrs. Robsweetheart roaea and ltephan· at the EnterprlJe EUB CbUTCh. The vows of the double ring ert Warner' and Miu L)'dla llbers· ceremony were read by the Rev. baek were in Jaebon Tburaday to attend a Methodlat WSCS offleen Jilts Rufh Ward of Denver, maid Francis H. Glazier at 4 p.m. · For her wedding the bride wore training day. bono~. waa cowned in Ice bl~e 1treet leneth pink silk dreas with M-'"'. Roy Evana and chlldl'm,, :~!~~~:~~::: and carried a Colomal awhite accessories and a plnk and Pamela and Jay, of Canal Winrosea. chester and Ro~ Pu1Jl.a1 or of Denver serv· white carnation eornse. Thurston viJited · Thurtdar ~ · Ruthhart Followint the ceremony the her parenUI, Mt~ 1and Mn ~~ Pelton, of 1,.,,pie left for a trip ln Weat Vir· Bearhs. They ~e aceomparucu were uahers. and will. be be at home to ~;~;~=~~~ · t· ~f!J; held In A following P' . o·Inner Held Th d At A H . .... - .......... lhaau• _. lll•*r .......... T......._ __ _ ..-• •..,. ..... $1 ~ .. """"' • • ·-- IINGLS COPY-It TOE and Report Of Minister . Meeting To Be Given Tuesday· WASHINGTON (UPI) - Set:relary of Slate Christian A. Herter anno~nced after an bour-long conference with Pretident Eilenhower today that be will make a television report IAl tbe American people Tuesday nigbt on the deadlocked Geneva conference. Herter met with Eisenhower and Undersecrelarv C. :OOug- DUJ.oa at an 8 1 . m. WbJte Houiej -bret*ftat meellnnc. He aaicl his first hand report to Eisenhower w,u couebed In ..,eneral ~" · frientb .Monday ,at 1981 Lyle Reese Statiori, Columbu.. and included an evaluation of "wbere we are" ln the deadJocbd foreign miniaten negotiation. at GenevL The aeuetary said be w.ould make a detailed public report bJ televiolon TUe.ldoy Dilbl DolaUs of lhe Herter broadout will be announeed later. .. Vacat•'on a.· ble School Program Held Qn f fl'dOY "FQllowJn~ Jesus" waa the theme ol the VaeaUon Bible School held . at the Enterprise EUB Church. A program of recitations, songa &~nd playlet• were presented by the pupils on Sunday evening. Mrs. Fnncll H. Glailer waa dir· ector and teachen were Mra. Her· bert Dixon, Mrs. Thomas Ben.tz. Rev. Franel..!l H. GJazler and Mu;.s Elsie Arnold: Helpera in the hand craft were Mra. Victor Young Jr., Mrs. ·F red Clark, Mrs. Pbll ObJina:er Linda Folmer, Darlene Smltb, Bl'u Bent,._ Elizabeth Bruch and Ruth Ann Brothers.. Rev. and Mrs. GWier expreliBfd bel their appreciiltlcin to all wbo p· ed make the bible ~tehool a aucceas. DUV TO MlaT 1 v1 The Diulhtera of Un on · e er· an'a wiU mee\ Monday ni&bt at In the bAV Hall. , m.os ome I I twiMI . . ~ ~~~;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;:;;;;= I Knit proportioned to !It -Small, Average and Large Size Men . ' ' Sizes 10 to 13 Jennifer COLORS- Navy- Cordovan -GreyBlack al)d White Crew, Kl1811nt. SIUie .Pamela . Mat· "" Sugar Run ·Mill Burglarized Weekend ' l¥ol Seott, Suo .1191... Elastic Tops and Ribbed Tops Bradbury, Naaeabr, Karea Moumlnc:. lherfel ds 'Mrt. Stat!t wu a native of Gallia CouiltJ, and waa a retired date employe. Survivina are a aon, 1bome, D~Jloa~ two trandcbildren four brotht:n, Ed and Albert Fraoldla. lhrien, Ollio· IIDilb Fnnklla, O!lumlnuo; ;;;;;! Elmer .Franklin. Lo:l Aq~les, Calif. Her huaband, Walter, preceded her Ia death . Local arranJementa are in c-b,arge of Ba:Wilnal-cuta Fuoeral Home. --~- One ACcident Pollee .llid tlblt entJy Wills &~lin­ by lhe basement For Chritt" waa the Nellie •EIIia. Durina the week. sbe Paula, Jerry and .Eddie, Mr1. Val Loplc of the proaram and e~ch alto visited In Ctnada. B~wn Mn. Lucille Jesse, Mrs. member save personal experience Fred Clark and Chuckle ant.l Shel· with an ambuaador for Christ ly, Mu. ·Earl Brown, Mr. and Mra. ~;;;; ;t;h;;ey had met on varloUJ ocClaude Hulled. Party Is Gl'ven Honoring Daughter 1 WI MIITINO HarriBOQvllle Honor Glrla 4-H Club met at tbe Gr1nge Hall laat Wednolday evenina. The meetlna waa ea11ed to order by Elta Black nod; vlee pre,ldent. seventeen members were presen~. 1 Several f th I membera broueht- ump e:, o .. :d~ =t~ns. ·Re:~~~:nrool ald wen c Mr and M111 Robert. =~11. Gamel were 'Played. . __ "-. w• .M. ,'~'~~. om10n who Is 111 ~ • about. '• remains the 11me. MW. Jeanette Eblin apen& s.tur· day nlthat; wtth Elllne RobertL Rev. Edllon Weaver will be paato~ ••· ffllan~,.CbuRh for t e c~lnl )'eu. t:' :d' :,oo ~ ~i'ng .., .....' hfrlteralon full·famo lly •••• ,.,,••• , ••• ,. .,•••••• 1.7 ••• ft. capaolty. Actually llfllltll·.. -nntloaal 11 . . ft.tMdelal •••••••••••• ............... ""'-,._,I .KIIIt• ,,.. d e.a ••· t1. •• .capoici!JJ Held• 2f0 lllo. ef fr111n faed, ....... -btlnga you mOif•IIIUifefl . . fNfUI'ftll .. lssentitls . ,z ~ Reported stolen was a penny ball ma~ne. a j;ar C'OI'Jtajnli.ng peDIDies iiOd four t.o lfix 11asb.- ' . llgbt batterie1. .. Life Saving Lessons Begin At Two Pools - Claans in Junior and Senior life uvina: are bein&: affere..t at tbe Haven pool and at the Sbaw· nee pool In Poiot Pleasant. '.\ '. Ronnie M-cGlothUn, 1 Marshall College student, wnr teach the ela!18 11'1 New Haven. Walden B. Bousb will teach the clan at Point Plea&ant. Both ~ qualified American Red . Croas water aaleb' map- Jnstruetora. Peraont wi1hing to eJU"oll In the junior divi1ion mult be between 11 l.nd 18 rears of age ud at lea1t t1i tbe aetentb grade . .Sent"-" be 16 yean ·or oldei or in the grade. ~~rdJiop : ....~.... '"1'!11 Heart " On·Frid&yl~~m~~~~~;: o.! ' lhe ..... lllen bri!Uinj( t.he windOw into the offices. mer Showera, Mr. and Mra. Harley Brown, Mr. and ~Mr.a. .~ldon Weeks, Mra. Albert Brown and Judy, Or· vUle Brawn .and three c;lon frtenda of Mr&. RolUnson, Mn. Herbert ~!~:on (Apia Sulton) and SuaaD ~d Roser, Mra. Myrtle Lon& and Mlu Dorothy Lonl wbo pre1ent¢ Mra. Rollinaoa with a eake iced In white and decorated wltti red roeebuds aad the lniCI'lption "HI Sll." I '.J ;,;; 'ii.;i.a;;dHj and Mro. Edward s. King, Mrs. Ho- Pra:yer by Mra. William Elchln· Mr. ud !Mrs. William Ohlln&er ger and the Lord'a Pra:yer In un· entertained a group of relatlveJ 1ton closed the meeting. Wednetda)' evenlns at thelr home, 'Mr. and Mra, Paul Jenson 'ot W. MilD St., In obHr:vance ot the dauabter, Lanca~ter were dlnner 1ueata of first birthday of their Mr. and Mra. Arthur Eblin Sunday. Klmmi« l)urlna; the evenlnl home mttvlea : Mr. and Mrs. Clyde VanCooney and family who have IJ)ent the Were shown after which home put year In Arbonla have return- made lee cream and 1 decorated birthday cake were aerved. ed to their home here. Preaent were Phil Ohlinger and aon, Phlllie, Mr. and Mn. Bill Carr lnd daUJhterJ, Vicki and PenD)', Mr. and Mra. ijerman .Ohllncer and aon, Terry, Mr. Utd Mrs. Clllr Foodo .Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wldte and the ho1ta and dauabten, Debbie and Klmmle. • Of State Herter Will Report e Am~ Tuesday Via TV On Geneva Exceeded I._eome For . Harrla .aeeoinpaDied hb tather, R. w. H1rri1 to Cannelton, w. va., lor a vlait wHh Frank ly LUCILLI HA-..1( Nl the the port. . the couple Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jlalt)' left for a wed41ng trip to south· and daughter, KAren, have return· ern CalifornJa. They plan to make ed home, after a two weeks vaca· tbeir home in Philadelphia. tlon with relatives in Xe.U. and ·Port William. The new Mrs. ·Blank Ia s graduMr. and IMn. Earl Kelly of Lan· ale of Middleport Hilh School and cuter were recent 1ueall of the Holzer Holpltal School of Nurs !brother and slster·in·law, Mr. and tng. Mr. Blank rectived his degree Mra. Herbert Dixon and family. from the UniversitY of Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Wllhur YounJ and family and Mr. and Mra. Milton Local readers will remember the Hostettie and family of Bradner, Russells as they Uved In Middle· and l}tr. and 'Mrl. Noel Youq and port for a good number of years •ons of Dayton were rue1t1 thla where the entire family was active week of their parents, Mr. and in the First Baptilf. Church. They Mrs. Dana Youn(!. were here early in the sprlng. to Mr. and Mrs. G. A. McQu1id and with their famUies in Mel_, dauahter returned to their home l•l;e0 ,101 ,~-----in Detroit today after a vialt with 1 . Mr• Geora:e' H Parlj'er who ac· com.panl.ed the~ home for a .vialt. ICniC Mr and Mrs Clyde Mllhone vllited recently. In Belpre with UfS Oy thelr aon F)o)-d J.lilhone and :faml.ly. 'h Mr. and Mrs. Frank Amos en· Mra. C. L. Faulkner and diUI · group of relatives with picnic dinner Thura· ter Cathleen returned to Sprln&· 8 fleld after a weeks vllit with her evening at their home, Rock parenll. Mr. and Mra. Ernelt Rea Rold, honorina: Mr. and and other relatives. 'Ibey were ·ac· Rolllnson (Allee Brown) m••nled home by Doona and CO r• aen John Thomu of St. Sho· Rena U'eanne Rea niece1 of MrL Jetand, Ga. Faulkner. Frieda Smith hat ju1t retullled .Pre~ent were Mr. ~nd.Mrt. ~ home after spending the wlhil tn maa Bowen, Mi. aft'd 'Mn. J~bn .lire. """" p.,... ........... .. Oflir.,........, ...... . . 1uoe 22. 19119 Meigs County Eipenditure8 Baltimore, l!brylaDd. The Diles wbo traveled by train were also siJhtaeelna: In WashlnJton one Weather enttne a.t. family . double ring ceremony at the First Baptist Church. m Mr. and Mn. L. D. DUes return· Colo., Miss Janet Loulse Russell became the bnde ed home Friday after 1 wee\a' of Mr WUUam J Blank on Sunday afternoon, May 17th. visit with their 100 and family , M~ Russell is, the daughter of Mr: and M~. Leo M. Ru~ Mr . and Mn. Willlam Diles in Mainly People In Pomeror. .., • ftle . . . . . . . . . with Dr. and Mra. John Harley and In a former res1dent1 of Middle· now reildina ln Colorado. Mr. is the aon Of Mr. and Mrs. Blank, Trevose, Pa. Dr. Elroy Shikla read candleli&ht service at 3 p. m. fore a setLine of mixed nowers. • by Mn. Ambo IA9btl'd, Toledo with her dauabter, 'lilro. Frick, Mr. and Mro. Paul Frlok and ··· ll Delicious "pieces of golden brown Southern Fried Chicken. Serves 4 IAl 6 people. Due to the very low prices on this we arc sorry that It is limited IAl CARRYOUT SERVICE ONLY. " ' . Denver, nouse on Lincoln Heights with l'otrs. Harvey VanVranken and Mrs. Roy Smith, ·Donnie Smith, Judy here by Mra. Jlek Evans fto tpent Radford and Vlekl, Danny and Rog- the day wlth relatives in Middle· fi:dward Wells as hostesses. Something New At (row's Steak Hovse . OF THE AREA To William B.lank At Denver. :ovu Meeting Is Hel d Tuesday Afternoon NEWS ~~~;';;et~:oi;ii;seRmi"S;eiijj;5'Wj~r~-~~---~ I was ena R.oad. ll.iu Cl1r1 Garland who g:ave a meditation on pylm 21 . followed read b)' 'Mrs. Phll WllhamiOn. yitb Euler, entertained the Rock Springs ·Better Health Club Tbun· day afternoon on her home, Ath· SOCIETY· · Around And. James Wright Jr. Completes Armor Training Course FORT KNOX, KY. (AIITNC) AlmY P1t. I ...... a. Wrieht lr~. ' ,IIAIIKITitl~ <:INCINNATI UPI - Produce: EelS ilrm, gaod weebbd oleu- aftee on Jar1e, ·medlUJni ud 1111aUs slow, thrOU&h reu.it outletl mal, 11, eon of Mra. Carolyn L. KidweH, 211810 Nlalll ••.• Paint w. v•.• ls oolledaled to .,.,.,.,.. •dvaDCed indhldual •nnor t:r&Mtq l - :rr at FOlt Knox, Ky. Durin~ thlo pb- of Inial... Wrieht b belac tnolned •• lin A>my mediUm . . . driftf' •nd to be' pro&deol In liftoc lhe .30 Mid M mliber mad'line CUDI ud ltbe 10 p-_ mll-er ~ tuo. He - --·'-·a.. Army in • ....,.. ...C.t..... _ �• ' Pom Y· ' Evid ntly orne Forgot ••• Legar ca t t' . t d u •rat its "dean it f a yet oy to e.'' hite on th t t t e rault ich ma s 11. ln not co plying ' th r . Pe h p they [o r· t I s bj t e effo ts on t t ( cl a up, we note part of a nu the fronts n r of f e r left overnigh om Saturda d'dn't to e s ow a pearance ily s,enti'tnel Dtayb.fltok RU•-lGE 'Mie J F -Method I mage sale and Fr~da (~-· <810 Nooly, 14, and - • • d uns 1.ct · et' Co · e 4 ' l • 'llnflllll .If v;r IN PAT lb) II t give 5 INET ........ ••• j ITA 'ransler Co. ·' o. ...• mo :t~tn4lct 61-Pa BVLB ~ ~I'DI'JK I'I'DVLP - . c IIU . ~ ; ' .. ,, .N I, ' ' • �• ' Pom Y· ' Evid ntly orne Forgot ••• Legar ca t t' . t d u •rat its "dean it f a yet oy to e.'' hite on th t t t e rault ich ma s 11. ln not co plying ' th r . Pe h p they [o r· t I s bj t e effo ts on t t ( cl a up, we note part of a nu the fronts n r of f e r left overnigh om Saturda d'dn't to e s ow a pearance ily s,enti'tnel Dtayb.fltok RU•-lGE 'Mie J F -Method I mage sale and Fr~da (~-· <810 Nooly, 14, and - • • d uns 1.ct · et' Co · e 4 ' l • 'llnflllll .If v;r IN PAT lb) II t give 5 INET ........ ••• j ITA 'ransler Co. ·' o. ...• mo :t~tn4lct 61-Pa BVLB ~ ~I'DI'JK I'I'DVLP - . c IIU . ~ ; ' .. ,, .N I, ' ' • �Floyd Judged 'Exactly Right' For Johansson Fight Thursday Whether be wlm ar loaea, there l!o,d P.ttenon wiU finlth prebe no excuses that he was can flcht tn.IJUn.a: today ln "sharp" coadltJon for the first time aioee rin&·rusty or over-Lrained. There were explanoUons after each of he won lhe beaV)'weiJ:hl title. "'llr:'U be eucUy ri.pt fur Inte- his four prevJoua defenses, none lllll' Jobanason Thursday nicht." of which was impresaive. TIRE SALE Experts, lncludins Rocky ·Marciano Sunday, marvelled at the speedy coordln.ation and power displayed 24-year-old by Floyd while delivering hia n.lvos of hooking combinations in preparaUon for unbeaten Johan.sson, ch1mpion of Europe. BEST PRICE IN THE BEND HACKETT'S SOHIO SERVIa Phone 9b84 E. Main St. Pomoro~ ''I'd say he's Improved in every department." admiUC'd the usually conaenatlve Florio. He's come on Temarkably since his May 1 defense ag,ainst Brian London at Indianapolis. He needed that fight under his belt." Bowles Pitches, Bats Middleport Into Splitting DESK • - 1llllll···· Local baseball jottings: Tl)e High School game in Pomeroy this Wednesday will be played on Mulberry Hts. diamond , the home of the Merchants. Tt_Us game finds the two Pomeroy teams battling each other. Middleport travels to Ra<ine in the other match. EJsewhere, for Monday and Tuesday evenings: Monday, Little League, Middleport. Yankees at Indians. D-1; Senat~rs at Braves. D·2. ln Pomeroy, Little League, Cards at Giants, Indians a·t Braves, Redlegs at Pirates, Dod· gers at Yankees. Tuesday ~ Pony League, Racine aa Tigers, Colonels at Syracuse, Red Sox at Jets. Tuesday, Little League, Middleport, Red Sox at Redlegs. EXCITING SAVINGS DURING THIS .VIrginia I o The M-M Jets, with three games Arms. left on the strength of George M·M Jets Wagner'1 two-hit, 4·2 victory over Chellt$' Sunday, .about clinched pe,ial first half honors in the County SortbaU League. It wDs Wagnet•s tighth win against one loss, stamping him as the .League's top pitc:h- "·He bested 'l'caford, who gave up six hils. Bob Powell had two safeties for Che9ter. The Jets took advantage of free passes issued Teaford. I In other games Tay1or aod Ab- a HOLDS 385 LBS. OF FROZEN I' FOOD l - I RUTLAND FURNITURE RUTLAND, OHIO Pomeroy's Merchant Obio Valley ABsociation baseball team, streng. thened by the powerful left arm of Gene Hesson of New Haven, Sunday sened notice to the four· team loop they will be a dellnlte threat for title honors. Heason, signed last week just before the roster deadhne Sunday, pitched a ·b rilliant two-bit, 5-l victory over previously updefeated Gallipo~is on ·MUlberry Ilgts. dia. mond. Gallipolis won the opening 7·inning game, finally, in 10 innings, &4, as Bob Cunningham and Russ Mitchell ·battled on n·e ar even terms all the way . The split moved Pomeroy into bott or Rock Springs edged the Hornets 4-3, "'ith Buddy Fife homf>rlng for the Hornets; Hendrix of Minersville &hut out Thomas Fork -i.O, allowing five hits as the win· r.ers' Bill Fisher hit his third homer of the season, lhis one with one on; and Hook Thomas homered r.nd Jingled. Syracuse blew home 18 runs in nn 18-8 onslaught over Darwin, Roger Winebrenner and Willis t>ach had three sa(eties for Syracuse and Jerry Grueser a homer and single. For Darwin Rod Qulvcy, Don Taylor and · -vern Douglas each had two hits. ) 'J'Homu Fork 000 000 0 0 3 6 Mlner!lville 410 001 - (I 7 2 Faulk and Stone. Hendrix and the top of the loth on Mickey Hardway's leadoff double, Mitchell's single, Jim Thomaa' single a walk and an error. Irl the bot1tom of the lOth, needing three to ' lie again, Bub Slven and Phil Col· hns walked, but IBtll WtlSOn hJt into a fielder's choice, George Nesselroad lined hard to ttw: pitch- 0110101423 Chesler 101 000 0 2 " 0 er and Tom Gru"er flied deep to Wagner and Thomas. Teaford .center. Mitchell fanned n, Cunningham 14. nnd SimmonB. In the second gpme, Hesson fanH·H Hornets 300 000 0 3 6 ::t ned 16 of the 2$ battera he laced, Rock Springs 010 111 - 4 2 1 allowed a solo homer to Toady Gordon and Little. Taylor, Ab- Th.ompson artd a eingiC. 'Pomeroy scored two in the first, three In the bott (4) and Smith. h' d h l tr ' one in t Mitchell e fifth. They chaaed Syracuse . . 053 103 0 18 13 3 starter Mike In tbe 4th. Darwin 103 !03 o u 8 9 Pomeroy's extra base hitting was Cundiff and Jenkins. R. Taylor, . highllghed by BiU Wllson· 1 double, D. Taylor (7) and Barnhart, Ea 6t- Nesselroad 's triple, and Hesson's man (J). double. • Collins and Grueter bad STANDINGS singles. Havana MoYes Above .500 In IL Race ford . Floreote )... Rowe to Darrell and El~tb Moodlspau1b. Lot , 1301 Jllddleporl. r . H. O'Br~n , Henrietta O'Brien J._., .1J- O'BtJen and Roberta C. bam, Lenora M. lAnham, .•. wUnited l P'"' lnrern..-on.r in, ose ot draw, you'll bear no charge" acain!lt the Cl "choke-up· d eve1an lndlan,s this year. It'l a taunt the criU~ often levelled at the Indiana an the past but they'll do lt thll year only over the bodiel of • IJ:SO NeWlt 'fic:NN 6:415 NBC K - 7:09 J.ast year, prab· , ably will be Ul!led as an offensive U :qo 11:10 ll:tb I :110 end. ·beat the Pittsburgh p,·rote• •t ~ and then lost 10-8· rookie John ·BUzhardt pitched a' one-hi'ter to ' give the Chicago Cubs a 4-0 victory over ~he Philadelphia Pbillieo and the Cincinnati Reds routed the Los Angeles Dodgers, 17-3, in Na · tional Le~ue games. CltP,!'!!lel 8:--MondaJ 4:00.' ·Atnerlcan Ban~lf.aRd 8:30. lliclrey Molll5e Club t!I:OO . SherWQOd ~rest 1:30 Ycur zuo ReD~'""11,:411 Channel a :caDlng t:Mo Weatbennaa ':00_,-!oz-o the <..'1own 7:30· :Polka Go Round 8:30 Colt .~5 P:OO · Pantomime Quiz 9:30 ToP Pru Golf 10:30 Code 3 . U:OO 'rile New! Tonight 11:05 Scanning the Weather ll:.lO Sports ;Report 11:15 Late Show Channel 8:-Tuesda) 8:00 9:00 IO:QO 11:00 llt2& 11:30 • - ~ .... ,.,..£. 1:. " ...... .... • II Ifill ' . 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The nrst, r.umber 652, broke the former league mark held by the great Iionus Wag,ner of the Pirates. ! · " . IJ,I'P'W'JMUIS LIAD-..-Benate OPPQiltnt.l of SU'aUM" ' numinatWn ~ be seCretary ot ~rc. ltfl.a 1D a Jlud• abake a.ner ~ vote a,galnat btm. ~ 1en: Ja.epb c. O'Ma'honey {OJ, Cllll.tOD A.ndertoD (D), NeW' MexiCo: w,)rne Mur~ Gale Mec.. (0~, Wyo- Rochester, with a three-hoiner alack, downed Columbus, 6-0, in a single· game. It was the Jets 27th inning without scoring a run1 Chicag~ Cardinals y- Tune In The ""'"* 1<19 ~· llu4dJ •.-H THE f.IRST NATIONAL BANK WITH C•IITifAL AIR CONDITIONING., POI'I.MvnU:. {im)-.A 1~-old .... loot ... Ill•· ojoy 'OP!oll• unouoeoN111117 lrYllil .II> Leo •Burke, Miami 's leadint home run hitter, clouted his 13th In the first game to give the Ml!irlins a 5-o verdict over Mon· treal. The second game was called at the end of five innings by rain with the score tied at 3-3. 0 peree~ O'B~ to Georae W. and Len111 ~Cord, Chater. Neueh'Oad, Jott, Pomeroy. !lobort llartenbacb, •herlll, WOULD-II IIKUH - N I League-leading Rithmond 11plit a twlnbill with second place Buffalo, dropping the first game 10-4, and copping the second, 6-6. L GB AT MIDDLEPCJRT Flncl Fast Bowles, his batting band well, fan!l. " M·M Jets 10 1 0 GIANTS SIGN SCHMIDT went on a hit spree In both sames, Syracuse , lnTI)o 7 NEW YORK .UPJ. - The New Because tbe . Indiana proved ~* getting two slngles and a homer in .Minersville 7 York Giants bave ai&ned Bob IYel,~w lhe sixth in the opener and a their ability to "win the bi; ones" Schmidt, ·a 6-4, 245-pouod lineman Darwin a 5 4 ¥... double -Bo:ealled mark of a championand aingle in the nightcap. Rock Springs 5 41 Sunday when they~ ouUaated the from MlnneBota, to a 1959 con· R-H Hornet& 4 6 5 '' 1 He allowed. a single to Simpkin6 world champions, ol-2 and M, be- tract. Schmidt, obtained from the ~ and a triple to Hindu Henderson. Thomas lt~ork 2 8 the lara:e•t reaular-date Middleport got one in the ·4th lore 2 crowd of the season. Cal McLi.th 9 8 two In the flfth on singles by Tom: REAILTS my Davis and Roger Lightfoot, an pitch~d his way out of repeated SyracuH 11 Duwln 8 error, sacTifice fly and Johnny trouble to win' the opener and then Mln....,vUio 6 Thom.. Fork 0 Vroman 's !lingJe, Bowles fanned 12. the Indiana went a gruelJtng four Roek Sll!rlqga 4 HorDets 3 hours and 18 minutes to win lhe Hudnall ejJht. Jets 4 ChHt•r 2 ni11htcap on a 14th-Inning homer GAMIS WIDNESDAY Jn the nightcap Jim Lewis al- by Vic ,Power. Thom11 Fork •t D•rwln lowed 12 hits to Middleport but The sweep enabled the Indians Jtb 1t Mlnorsvllle scatlered them to win 4·3, besUn&: to split the four-game aeries In Horn1ts •t Syncust Dave Hindy. Point eot two imporf· New Yort ond prevented the VanRock Sprlrttt at Che1ter ant runs in the second after one kee1 from taking over firat place. S-H·H·H. Yes, we make quick in the first, on two errors and Had the Yankees won two, they eonfidentialloans. When you three Walko. Point added the wln· would hOYe led both the Indians need t180 or so, suddenly, just 1\ ning run in the top of the fifth and Chicago White Sox by a half when Hindu Henderson lashed a eame. Instead, tbey'fe in fifth stop In, siJIII up and take tho solo homer into rll:ht center. place, a:amea from tbe lead. nsh. You will like our 44 take-itMiddleport gOt one in the second White Sox In Second e•sy" terms. Phone Urst fOJ' on &insles 'bY Dave Hlndy, wbo The White Sox went Jnto aecond qul<k approvaL IDS went three lor three, and one In pllee with I 3-2 ded•ion over the the firth on Rocer Chancoy's tri- lloaton Jled Sox the Walhington STE. DOROTHEE, Que. UPI pie and ·Bowles' double; and ooe Senator• whipped Ute Detroit TiDoug (Gangbustel'!l) Ford, Who in the seventh 'on' 'BDwlea' leadoff 4-3 and 7-5 belorfl a crowd thought he "fora:ot how to win " slna:le, and singles by Hlndy and Included Vice Pre1ident Richtoday reigned as the !ffith Canadi- Davl1. ·Hlndy fanned four. Nixon a-nd the J(anna Clly an Open golf champion. First a:ame: Atlhl~tl~• beat tbe ·B altimore Orl· Ford, golf's mod conalatent ~Point 000 000 0--0 2 2 7.0 in other AL &11Dfll. money winner who wanted "to Middleport 000 121 x-4 7 3 ·H ank Aaron'a three horiten and win so bad I could ta11te It," flHudnall and ·Burns. Hindy and six runa '-tte~ In led the MUwaunally came home a winner Sun· Wayland. kee Braves to a 13·3 rou,t of the ~;;;::;;;::;; day when he shot a prcuure two· Second game: San P'ranciacoc (Uantl Stan Musi1J ~ under par 70 to beat out three ,pt, Pleasant 120 010 ().......ul 7 1 HOnua Waa:ner'• record for C...n. N.. 9115 R....-ve Diatrlct No. 4 other U. S. pros by two shota- Middleport 010 010 l--3 12 3 as tlle St', Louli Cardinals III'OitT OF CONDITION OP l.ewlo 1nd Gle880n. illndy ond hom ond Gru-. PGA champion Dow Flnaterwald Masteu champion Art Wall, and WI,Yiand. ..,..... , Do W~ninger, OdesNt, Tex., pro P'jr!Jt Game: Second Game: Of IACINI who came from \flY back to joJn Gallipoll• 011 000 oo1 34J Galllpolla · 000 Qpl 0--1 2 2 InT ... Ita,. of Ohltt, At Tho cr,.. of IUtlnot~ on. June 10, 1959. Pn. the runnerup1. The vJctory was Pomeroy 100 Pomeroy . 1Qj. OJ,.O 1--8 B 1 ll;hect II\ rttPOnM .. All rNM t.1 Co~ller of the CurrM•Y, under 1 001 1 ~ He110n and(4)Grue'aer. M. Mitchell Sltctloft. 5a11, u.s. lnieect Statvte" ;~or~t~h~l3~,l!OO~~t~oFo~rd~.;;;;;----~JI.~M~l~lc~b~el~l~~~nd~B~u~rn~•~·~~~~I (LI'), .Evan1 ond ThompiOII. . ASSIT$ Ford Overta'-es Dow, Art Wall, W' ·eanadian helps you take the Charlotte 'Weaton to Tbomaa H. League. Indians· Outlast Cham · ps, pair Of . 'BI"g Ones' 4-2, 5-4 llta!k171J II. Cmr, IIDhrt..R. ~ MIN!o A.1w ......., Ul aotton. CrOlla V. -.clle t.o t o E. Jlalfallle, tJ:1 rCJ<b, IMlaod. ilolon F. Clapp ('~~olen F. YOIIIIIJ Jl.lJ6 F. Clapp, ~- !l>thburn to llotlind P'Unllture Store, lot, lluiIIIIAI. . l!!dJ10n 1.. Hea((m, Cla~ t. Heaton, Dora Heaton to c . L Lila- . to and Huel )(. Weston, parcela, Bed· I~!••a:!!· ~· Yanteea oomewhot n1 ~··~~~:: I New w • • Unlt.d Prwa lnternaHonel Borrego Alvarez, a .200 hitter wbo clubs the long bm.l when It eountl, hu pqwered the HavAna Cubans over tfie .SOO mark for the first time in weeks. .Havana, paced by Alvarez &rand sl~m homer in the loth inning of the nightcap, took the measure of Toronto twice Sunday, 7-~. and 7·3. and moved into a fourth place tie with Miami in the International , ·Down river at Middleport, Jim Jets Put Lock On Softball Honors In 4-2 WIn At·Chester FREEZER I' SAVING FACE FOR BUC5 • By Afan Mavw . Cam~ie is going to enroll at West Point ~on and from all Bowles pitched and batted hia mdicaho~ he couldn't have made a better choice. team to a 4.0, two-hit win Jn the Cammie, who can rea~J.v. throw the old apple, would have opener against Pt. Pleasant. Then ~en l;ost at WVU, say tnslders. He had two strikes against Point came back to eke out its hlm With his pappy beJng his coach. flrst win of the season, 4-3, jn The same seers expect Pappy to pick up his other son ~~~ :~f:ttct~: Middleport now ia Johnny~ now a 215 pound lineman (senior to-be) for Morgan: 1n the first game at .Pomeroy it t~wn High. The pressure wouldn't be th'"ere for a lineman son WIJ& 2·2 after seven, 3·3 after nine. like for a quarterback son. · But Gallipolis ant three runs in Introcluctory Offer On 1959 30 DAYS ONLY U>othall coach . ~l,y Sentln~, Pomeroy.¥Jddlepol'l, 0., JWie 22, 1059-11 ~--------- · -------------=~--~----- 11 f ungry co eges o the midwest ca-n hold up now on offers a 4-2 standing •behind Gallipolis, to_ C~~mJe Lewis, pride and joy of Art "Pappy" Lewis, West the leaders at 5-l. H • ' Hesson Wins6-l, O:riiTwo-Hitter SPORTS ; tw'ntd aod apparentlr Improved I ' 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 22, 1959 A ma- sajd OJ'Iiner Dao Florio. CHA'ftiAM, N. J. UPI - • • ·Music lUlngo 1 Sin Frane!sco Beat 2:~·~ Day _ In C&urt , 2:30 Th~ Gale ~tonn Show_ s ,oo . Beat Ill~ Clock 3 :.~ Who _Do You Trust f:oo - Amer!:. 'can B~ndstt"'ll .. .. 1:80 A<!Wn ,e Tli:n~ 8:00 Aclventu lD Sbonroocl , FW'wt . ":9t Yotar Esso Re~ WS Cbrnnel 8 . Calllftl B:t.ia · Wel.tilerm.D. . ~OO lfuccaneera 7:3G Sb.garfoot , · 8·4\J WJa1t Elll'D'- 1 t:OO '!'he Rtnllmaa 8:30 Naked City Alcoa Presentl 26 Men · The New!l Tonitht " WJEH. Watts 990Kc . ' To Achieve,.Big ·Tltipg . Do Stnall Thittgs _w~n ly IIIII litWOOD · . ''I H<iPID l wtlOavo i I : . ~~~~~·~tb~·~- ~-~thtr WHY CAN'T WE GO OUT TO EAT, · AUNT FRITZI-,. NOT WHit..E THE REFRIGERATOR IS FULL OF • LEI:T·OVERS �Floyd Judged 'Exactly Right' For Johansson Fight Thursday Whether be wlm ar loaea, there l!o,d P.ttenon wiU finlth prebe no excuses that he was can flcht tn.IJUn.a: today ln "sharp" coadltJon for the first time aioee rin&·rusty or over-Lrained. There were explanoUons after each of he won lhe beaV)'weiJ:hl title. "'llr:'U be eucUy ri.pt fur Inte- his four prevJoua defenses, none lllll' Jobanason Thursday nicht." of which was impresaive. TIRE SALE Experts, lncludins Rocky ·Marciano Sunday, marvelled at the speedy coordln.ation and power displayed 24-year-old by Floyd while delivering hia n.lvos of hooking combinations in preparaUon for unbeaten Johan.sson, ch1mpion of Europe. BEST PRICE IN THE BEND HACKETT'S SOHIO SERVIa Phone 9b84 E. Main St. Pomoro~ ''I'd say he's Improved in every department." admiUC'd the usually conaenatlve Florio. He's come on Temarkably since his May 1 defense ag,ainst Brian London at Indianapolis. He needed that fight under his belt." Bowles Pitches, Bats Middleport Into Splitting DESK • - 1llllll···· Local baseball jottings: Tl)e High School game in Pomeroy this Wednesday will be played on Mulberry Hts. diamond , the home of the Merchants. Tt_Us game finds the two Pomeroy teams battling each other. Middleport travels to Ra<ine in the other match. EJsewhere, for Monday and Tuesday evenings: Monday, Little League, Middleport. Yankees at Indians. D-1; Senat~rs at Braves. D·2. ln Pomeroy, Little League, Cards at Giants, Indians a·t Braves, Redlegs at Pirates, Dod· gers at Yankees. Tuesday ~ Pony League, Racine aa Tigers, Colonels at Syracuse, Red Sox at Jets. Tuesday, Little League, Middleport, Red Sox at Redlegs. EXCITING SAVINGS DURING THIS .VIrginia I o The M-M Jets, with three games Arms. left on the strength of George M·M Jets Wagner'1 two-hit, 4·2 victory over Chellt$' Sunday, .about clinched pe,ial first half honors in the County SortbaU League. It wDs Wagnet•s tighth win against one loss, stamping him as the .League's top pitc:h- "·He bested 'l'caford, who gave up six hils. Bob Powell had two safeties for Che9ter. The Jets took advantage of free passes issued Teaford. I In other games Tay1or aod Ab- a HOLDS 385 LBS. OF FROZEN I' FOOD l - I RUTLAND FURNITURE RUTLAND, OHIO Pomeroy's Merchant Obio Valley ABsociation baseball team, streng. thened by the powerful left arm of Gene Hesson of New Haven, Sunday sened notice to the four· team loop they will be a dellnlte threat for title honors. Heason, signed last week just before the roster deadhne Sunday, pitched a ·b rilliant two-bit, 5-l victory over previously updefeated Gallipo~is on ·MUlberry Ilgts. dia. mond. Gallipolis won the opening 7·inning game, finally, in 10 innings, &4, as Bob Cunningham and Russ Mitchell ·battled on n·e ar even terms all the way . The split moved Pomeroy into bott or Rock Springs edged the Hornets 4-3, "'ith Buddy Fife homf>rlng for the Hornets; Hendrix of Minersville &hut out Thomas Fork -i.O, allowing five hits as the win· r.ers' Bill Fisher hit his third homer of the season, lhis one with one on; and Hook Thomas homered r.nd Jingled. Syracuse blew home 18 runs in nn 18-8 onslaught over Darwin, Roger Winebrenner and Willis t>ach had three sa(eties for Syracuse and Jerry Grueser a homer and single. For Darwin Rod Qulvcy, Don Taylor and · -vern Douglas each had two hits. ) 'J'Homu Fork 000 000 0 0 3 6 Mlner!lville 410 001 - (I 7 2 Faulk and Stone. Hendrix and the top of the loth on Mickey Hardway's leadoff double, Mitchell's single, Jim Thomaa' single a walk and an error. Irl the bot1tom of the lOth, needing three to ' lie again, Bub Slven and Phil Col· hns walked, but IBtll WtlSOn hJt into a fielder's choice, George Nesselroad lined hard to ttw: pitch- 0110101423 Chesler 101 000 0 2 " 0 er and Tom Gru"er flied deep to Wagner and Thomas. Teaford .center. Mitchell fanned n, Cunningham 14. nnd SimmonB. In the second gpme, Hesson fanH·H Hornets 300 000 0 3 6 ::t ned 16 of the 2$ battera he laced, Rock Springs 010 111 - 4 2 1 allowed a solo homer to Toady Gordon and Little. Taylor, Ab- Th.ompson artd a eingiC. 'Pomeroy scored two in the first, three In the bott (4) and Smith. h' d h l tr ' one in t Mitchell e fifth. They chaaed Syracuse . . 053 103 0 18 13 3 starter Mike In tbe 4th. Darwin 103 !03 o u 8 9 Pomeroy's extra base hitting was Cundiff and Jenkins. R. Taylor, . highllghed by BiU Wllson· 1 double, D. Taylor (7) and Barnhart, Ea 6t- Nesselroad 's triple, and Hesson's man (J). double. • Collins and Grueter bad STANDINGS singles. Havana MoYes Above .500 In IL Race ford . Floreote )... Rowe to Darrell and El~tb Moodlspau1b. Lot , 1301 Jllddleporl. r . H. O'Br~n , Henrietta O'Brien J._., .1J- O'BtJen and Roberta C. bam, Lenora M. lAnham, .•. wUnited l P'"' lnrern..-on.r in, ose ot draw, you'll bear no charge" acain!lt the Cl "choke-up· d eve1an lndlan,s this year. It'l a taunt the criU~ often levelled at the Indiana an the past but they'll do lt thll year only over the bodiel of • IJ:SO NeWlt 'fic:NN 6:415 NBC K - 7:09 J.ast year, prab· , ably will be Ul!led as an offensive U :qo 11:10 ll:tb I :110 end. ·beat the Pittsburgh p,·rote• •t ~ and then lost 10-8· rookie John ·BUzhardt pitched a' one-hi'ter to ' give the Chicago Cubs a 4-0 victory over ~he Philadelphia Pbillieo and the Cincinnati Reds routed the Los Angeles Dodgers, 17-3, in Na · tional Le~ue games. CltP,!'!!lel 8:--MondaJ 4:00.' ·Atnerlcan Ban~lf.aRd 8:30. lliclrey Molll5e Club t!I:OO . SherWQOd ~rest 1:30 Ycur zuo ReD~'""11,:411 Channel a :caDlng t:Mo Weatbennaa ':00_,-!oz-o the <..'1own 7:30· :Polka Go Round 8:30 Colt .~5 P:OO · Pantomime Quiz 9:30 ToP Pru Golf 10:30 Code 3 . U:OO 'rile New! Tonight 11:05 Scanning the Weather ll:.lO Sports ;Report 11:15 Late Show Channel 8:-Tuesda) 8:00 9:00 IO:QO 11:00 llt2& 11:30 • - ~ .... ,.,..£. 1:. " ...... .... • II Ifill ' . 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The nrst, r.umber 652, broke the former league mark held by the great Iionus Wag,ner of the Pirates. ! · " . IJ,I'P'W'JMUIS LIAD-..-Benate OPPQiltnt.l of SU'aUM" ' numinatWn ~ be seCretary ot ~rc. ltfl.a 1D a Jlud• abake a.ner ~ vote a,galnat btm. ~ 1en: Ja.epb c. O'Ma'honey {OJ, Cllll.tOD A.ndertoD (D), NeW' MexiCo: w,)rne Mur~ Gale Mec.. (0~, Wyo- Rochester, with a three-hoiner alack, downed Columbus, 6-0, in a single· game. It was the Jets 27th inning without scoring a run1 Chicag~ Cardinals y- Tune In The ""'"* 1<19 ~· llu4dJ •.-H THE f.IRST NATIONAL BANK WITH C•IITifAL AIR CONDITIONING., POI'I.MvnU:. {im)-.A 1~-old .... loot ... Ill•· ojoy 'OP!oll• unouoeoN111117 lrYllil .II> Leo •Burke, Miami 's leadint home run hitter, clouted his 13th In the first game to give the Ml!irlins a 5-o verdict over Mon· treal. The second game was called at the end of five innings by rain with the score tied at 3-3. 0 peree~ O'B~ to Georae W. and Len111 ~Cord, Chater. Neueh'Oad, Jott, Pomeroy. !lobort llartenbacb, •herlll, WOULD-II IIKUH - N I League-leading Rithmond 11plit a twlnbill with second place Buffalo, dropping the first game 10-4, and copping the second, 6-6. L GB AT MIDDLEPCJRT Flncl Fast Bowles, his batting band well, fan!l. " M·M Jets 10 1 0 GIANTS SIGN SCHMIDT went on a hit spree In both sames, Syracuse , lnTI)o 7 NEW YORK .UPJ. - The New Because tbe . Indiana proved ~* getting two slngles and a homer in .Minersville 7 York Giants bave ai&ned Bob IYel,~w lhe sixth in the opener and a their ability to "win the bi; ones" Schmidt, ·a 6-4, 245-pouod lineman Darwin a 5 4 ¥... double -Bo:ealled mark of a championand aingle in the nightcap. Rock Springs 5 41 Sunday when they~ ouUaated the from MlnneBota, to a 1959 con· R-H Hornet& 4 6 5 '' 1 He allowed. a single to Simpkin6 world champions, ol-2 and M, be- tract. Schmidt, obtained from the ~ and a triple to Hindu Henderson. Thomas lt~ork 2 8 the lara:e•t reaular-date Middleport got one in the ·4th lore 2 crowd of the season. Cal McLi.th 9 8 two In the flfth on singles by Tom: REAILTS my Davis and Roger Lightfoot, an pitch~d his way out of repeated SyracuH 11 Duwln 8 error, sacTifice fly and Johnny trouble to win' the opener and then Mln....,vUio 6 Thom.. Fork 0 Vroman 's !lingJe, Bowles fanned 12. the Indiana went a gruelJtng four Roek Sll!rlqga 4 HorDets 3 hours and 18 minutes to win lhe Hudnall ejJht. Jets 4 ChHt•r 2 ni11htcap on a 14th-Inning homer GAMIS WIDNESDAY Jn the nightcap Jim Lewis al- by Vic ,Power. Thom11 Fork •t D•rwln lowed 12 hits to Middleport but The sweep enabled the Indians Jtb 1t Mlnorsvllle scatlered them to win 4·3, besUn&: to split the four-game aeries In Horn1ts •t Syncust Dave Hindy. Point eot two imporf· New Yort ond prevented the VanRock Sprlrttt at Che1ter ant runs in the second after one kee1 from taking over firat place. S-H·H·H. Yes, we make quick in the first, on two errors and Had the Yankees won two, they eonfidentialloans. When you three Walko. Point added the wln· would hOYe led both the Indians need t180 or so, suddenly, just 1\ ning run in the top of the fifth and Chicago White Sox by a half when Hindu Henderson lashed a eame. Instead, tbey'fe in fifth stop In, siJIII up and take tho solo homer into rll:ht center. place, a:amea from tbe lead. nsh. You will like our 44 take-itMiddleport gOt one in the second White Sox In Second e•sy" terms. Phone Urst fOJ' on &insles 'bY Dave Hlndy, wbo The White Sox went Jnto aecond qul<k approvaL IDS went three lor three, and one In pllee with I 3-2 ded•ion over the the firth on Rocer Chancoy's tri- lloaton Jled Sox the Walhington STE. DOROTHEE, Que. UPI pie and ·Bowles' double; and ooe Senator• whipped Ute Detroit TiDoug (Gangbustel'!l) Ford, Who in the seventh 'on' 'BDwlea' leadoff 4-3 and 7-5 belorfl a crowd thought he "fora:ot how to win " slna:le, and singles by Hlndy and Included Vice Pre1ident Richtoday reigned as the !ffith Canadi- Davl1. ·Hlndy fanned four. Nixon a-nd the J(anna Clly an Open golf champion. First a:ame: Atlhl~tl~• beat tbe ·B altimore Orl· Ford, golf's mod conalatent ~Point 000 000 0--0 2 2 7.0 in other AL &11Dfll. money winner who wanted "to Middleport 000 121 x-4 7 3 ·H ank Aaron'a three horiten and win so bad I could ta11te It," flHudnall and ·Burns. Hindy and six runa '-tte~ In led the MUwaunally came home a winner Sun· Wayland. kee Braves to a 13·3 rou,t of the ~;;;::;;;::;; day when he shot a prcuure two· Second game: San P'ranciacoc (Uantl Stan Musi1J ~ under par 70 to beat out three ,pt, Pleasant 120 010 ().......ul 7 1 HOnua Waa:ner'• record for C...n. N.. 9115 R....-ve Diatrlct No. 4 other U. S. pros by two shota- Middleport 010 010 l--3 12 3 as tlle St', Louli Cardinals III'OitT OF CONDITION OP l.ewlo 1nd Gle880n. illndy ond hom ond Gru-. PGA champion Dow Flnaterwald Masteu champion Art Wall, and WI,Yiand. ..,..... , Do W~ninger, OdesNt, Tex., pro P'jr!Jt Game: Second Game: Of IACINI who came from \flY back to joJn Gallipoll• 011 000 oo1 34J Galllpolla · 000 Qpl 0--1 2 2 InT ... Ita,. of Ohltt, At Tho cr,.. of IUtlnot~ on. June 10, 1959. Pn. the runnerup1. The vJctory was Pomeroy 100 Pomeroy . 1Qj. OJ,.O 1--8 B 1 ll;hect II\ rttPOnM .. All rNM t.1 Co~ller of the CurrM•Y, under 1 001 1 ~ He110n and(4)Grue'aer. M. Mitchell Sltctloft. 5a11, u.s. lnieect Statvte" ;~or~t~h~l3~,l!OO~~t~oFo~rd~.;;;;;----~JI.~M~l~lc~b~el~l~~~nd~B~u~rn~•~·~~~~I (LI'), .Evan1 ond ThompiOII. . ASSIT$ Ford Overta'-es Dow, Art Wall, W' ·eanadian helps you take the Charlotte 'Weaton to Tbomaa H. League. Indians· Outlast Cham · ps, pair Of . 'BI"g Ones' 4-2, 5-4 llta!k171J II. Cmr, IIDhrt..R. ~ MIN!o A.1w ......., Ul aotton. CrOlla V. -.clle t.o t o E. Jlalfallle, tJ:1 rCJ<b, IMlaod. ilolon F. Clapp ('~~olen F. YOIIIIIJ Jl.lJ6 F. Clapp, ~- !l>thburn to llotlind P'Unllture Store, lot, lluiIIIIAI. . l!!dJ10n 1.. Hea((m, Cla~ t. Heaton, Dora Heaton to c . L Lila- . to and Huel )(. Weston, parcela, Bed· I~!••a:!!· ~· Yanteea oomewhot n1 ~··~~~:: I New w • • Unlt.d Prwa lnternaHonel Borrego Alvarez, a .200 hitter wbo clubs the long bm.l when It eountl, hu pqwered the HavAna Cubans over tfie .SOO mark for the first time in weeks. .Havana, paced by Alvarez &rand sl~m homer in the loth inning of the nightcap, took the measure of Toronto twice Sunday, 7-~. and 7·3. and moved into a fourth place tie with Miami in the International , ·Down river at Middleport, Jim Jets Put Lock On Softball Honors In 4-2 WIn At·Chester FREEZER I' SAVING FACE FOR BUC5 • By Afan Mavw . Cam~ie is going to enroll at West Point ~on and from all Bowles pitched and batted hia mdicaho~ he couldn't have made a better choice. team to a 4.0, two-hit win Jn the Cammie, who can rea~J.v. throw the old apple, would have opener against Pt. Pleasant. Then ~en l;ost at WVU, say tnslders. He had two strikes against Point came back to eke out its hlm With his pappy beJng his coach. flrst win of the season, 4-3, jn The same seers expect Pappy to pick up his other son ~~~ :~f:ttct~: Middleport now ia Johnny~ now a 215 pound lineman (senior to-be) for Morgan: 1n the first game at .Pomeroy it t~wn High. The pressure wouldn't be th'"ere for a lineman son WIJ& 2·2 after seven, 3·3 after nine. like for a quarterback son. · But Gallipolis ant three runs in Introcluctory Offer On 1959 30 DAYS ONLY U>othall coach . ~l,y Sentln~, Pomeroy.¥Jddlepol'l, 0., JWie 22, 1059-11 ~--------- · -------------=~--~----- 11 f ungry co eges o the midwest ca-n hold up now on offers a 4-2 standing •behind Gallipolis, to_ C~~mJe Lewis, pride and joy of Art "Pappy" Lewis, West the leaders at 5-l. H • ' Hesson Wins6-l, O:riiTwo-Hitter SPORTS ; tw'ntd aod apparentlr Improved I ' 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 22, 1959 A ma- sajd OJ'Iiner Dao Florio. CHA'ftiAM, N. J. UPI - • • ·Music lUlngo 1 Sin Frane!sco Beat 2:~·~ Day _ In C&urt , 2:30 Th~ Gale ~tonn Show_ s ,oo . Beat Ill~ Clock 3 :.~ Who _Do You Trust f:oo - Amer!:. 'can B~ndstt"'ll .. .. 1:80 A<!Wn ,e Tli:n~ 8:00 Aclventu lD Sbonroocl , FW'wt . ":9t Yotar Esso Re~ WS Cbrnnel 8 . Calllftl B:t.ia · Wel.tilerm.D. . ~OO lfuccaneera 7:3G Sb.garfoot , · 8·4\J WJa1t Elll'D'- 1 t:OO '!'he Rtnllmaa 8:30 Naked City Alcoa Presentl 26 Men · The New!l Tonitht " WJEH. Watts 990Kc . ' To Achieve,.Big ·Tltipg . Do Stnall Thittgs _w~n ly IIIII litWOOD · . ''I H<iPID l wtlOavo i I : . ~~~~~·~tb~·~- ~-~thtr WHY CAN'T WE GO OUT TO EAT, · AUNT FRITZI-,. NOT WHit..E THE REFRIGERATOR IS FULL OF • LEI:T·OVERS �~ Floyd Judged 'Exactly Right' For Johansson Fight Thursday SPORTS u.id trainer Dan F1orio. Expert!, Including Rocky MarLo<al baseball jottings: . _ ciano Sunday, marvelled at the The High School game in Pomeroy thts Wednesday Will be speedy coordination and power played on Mulberry Hts . diamond, the home of the Merchants. displayed by 24-year-old F1oyd while dellverinK his salvoa of This game finds lhe two Pomeroy teams battling each other. hooking combinations In prepara· Middleport travels to Racine in the other m~tch . Elsewhere, for Monday and Tuesday evemngs: . tion for unbeaten Johansson, champion of Ellrope. Monday, Little League, Middleport, Yankee~ at lnd~ans, TIRE SALE BEST PRICE IN THE BEND HACKETT'S SOHIO SERVICE Phone 9084 Pomeroy "l'd say he'1 improved in every department." admitted the usually conservative Florio. He 's come on remarkably 11ince hia May 1 defense ag~insl Brian London at IndlanapoliB. He needed that fight under his belt." EXCITING SAVINGS DURING THIS Introductory Offer On 1959 MAYTAG '- 30 DAYS ONLY D·l; Senators at Braves, D-2. In Pomeroy, Little League, Cards at Giants, Indians >I Braves, Redlegs at Pirates, Dod· gers a! Yankees. Tuesday, Pony League, Racine aa Tigers, Colonels at Syracuse, Red Sox at Jets. Tuesday, Little League, Mtddleport, Red Sox at Redlegs. Hungry colleges of the midwest can hold up now on offers to Cammie Lewis, pride and joy of Art "Pappy" Lewis, West .Virginia football coach. Cammie Is going to enroll at West Point SllOn and from all indications he couldn't have made a better choice. Cammie, who can really throw the ol,d apple, would have been lost al WVU, say insiders. He had two strikes against him with his pappy being his coach. The same seers expect Pappy to pick up his other son, Johnny, now a 215 pound lineman (senior to-be) for Morgan· town High. The pressure wouldn't be th•ere for a lineman son lilre for a quarterback son. Jets Put Lock On Softball Honors In 4-2 Win At Chester FREEZER I HOLDS The ·M·M Jets, with three games left on the strength of George Wagner's two-hit, 4·2 victory over Che5tlir Sunday, about dincbed fi.rst half honors in the Coun,ty Softball ·League . It was Wagner'! £igbth win against one loss, stamp· !ng him as the League's top pitch· Arms. M·M Jets Ol10101423 Chester 101 0:00 0 2 6 .o Wagner and Thomas. Teaford and Simmons. Pomeroy's Merchant Ohio Valley Anociation ba1eball team, strengthened by the powerful left arm of Gene Hesson of New Haven, Sunday .served notlce to the fourteam loop they will be a definite threat for title honors. Hesson, signed last week juat before the roster deadline Sunday, pitched a ·brilliant two-hit, 6-1 vic· tory over previously undefeated Gallipolis on Mulberr)' Hgts. dia· mond. Gallipolis won the opening 7-inninK game , finally, in 10 innings, i-4, as Bob cu nningham and Russ Mitchell ·batlled on near even terms all the way. The split moved Pomeroy Into a '"2 standing behind Gallipolis, the leaders at 5-l. Down river at Middleport, Jim ·Bowlea pitched and batted his team to a 4.0, two·hit win in the opener against Pt. .Pleaaant. Then Point came back to eke out its first win of the season, 4-3, in the nightcap. Middleport now ia 2-4, Po.int 1~. In the first game at ·Pomeroy it Wltl 2·2 after seven, 3-3 after nine. .But Gallipolis tot three I'Uil8 ln the top of the loth on Mickey Hardway's leadoff double, Mitchell's alngle, Jim Tbomaa' single a waJh. and an error. ID the bottom of the lOth, needing three to tie again, Bub Sivers and Phil Col· Uns walked, ·but tRill Wilson hit into a fielder's choice, George Nesselroad lined hard to the pitch· er and Tom Grueser flied deep to .center. Mitchell fanned 12, CUO· nlngham 14. In the 1econd game, He.!lson fan· "'d 16 or the 23 batten he faced, allowed a solo homer to Toady Thomp50n and a single. Pomeroy scored two in the first, ttlree In the third, one in the fifth . They chased starter Mike Mitchell in the 4th. Pomeroy's extra ba5e hitting was highlighed by Bill Wilson's double, Nesselroad's triple, and Hesson's double.' Collins and Grueser had singles. OF FROZEN FOOD I RUTLAND FURNITURE RUTLAND, OHIO l i Havana • ons Above .500 . 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The second game was called at the end of five innings b)' raln with the score tied at 3·3. 1 ,, SPOT League-leading Richmond split a twinbill with second place Buf. falo, dropping the first game lo.-4:, and copping the second, 6-5. SECRD LOANS .-rcett. 990 • League. lndians. 0 utlast Champs, . wrl·n ft' pair • .0£ 'Btg • ones' 4-2' 5-4 o'Br..ien and Roberta c . him, ·LeDOU ){, Lt.nllam, to Geor&e w. .and Lena !Bedt~, Cbetter. loU:, PomeroJ. Hanonbac.h, aherlff, Tune In The Havana, paced ·by Alvare:r; erand . slam hQmer in the loth inning of th'e nightcap, took the measure of Toronto twice Sunday, 7-!i, and 7-3. and moved into a fourth place tie with Miami in the International Ford Overtakes Dow, Art Wall, Wins Canadian helpa you taka IJ. first Ume in weeks. H-H Hornets 300 000 0 3 S 3 Rock Springs 010 111 - 4 2 1 United p....., lnternatloMI beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-1 Gordon aDd Little . Taylor, AbWin, Jose or draw, you'll hear and then lost 11)-.9; rookie John He beatcd Teaford, who gave up bott (4J and Smith. "choke-up· charge" against tbe Buthardt pitched a one·hitter to six hits. Bob Powell had two safe· Syracuse . . Ofi3 103 0 19 13 3 Cleveland Indians this year. give the Chicago Cubs a 4-0 vic· ti es for Chelfler. The Jets took Darwin 103 103 0 8 8 D It's a taunt the eritics often levover the Philadelphia Phiilies advantage of free pane5 issued Cundiff and Jenkins. R. Taylor , elled Indiant in the past the Cincinn~otl Reds routed the by Teaford. D. Taylor (7) and Barnhart, East· but it this year onl1 Angeles Dodgers, 17-3, in Na· In other games 'fayJor and Ab- man (3). bodie1 of Casey League games. bott of Rock Springs edged the st;~l!~-!· somewhat bewildered STANDINGS Hornets 4-3, with Buddy Fife hom· Yankcel and 68,680 w l GB Bowles,AT hisMIDDt.IPoRT t"ring for the Hornets; Hendrix of M·M Jeta batting hand well, • GIANTS SIGN SCHMIDT 10 Minersville shut out Thomas Fork Syracuse, , l 0 •L went on a hlt spree m · both game•. NEW YORK UI'I - I Tbed New tbe . Indian• proved B b 7 3 2711 -i-0, allowing five hits as the win- Miners~ille · 1 1 d h · Giants have s a:ne o gettmg two s ng es an a omer m to ""'ln lhe b'• ones" 1 :Schmil .. d 1· 7 4 3 lh - h 10 · h d 8 .. '• , 2-·poua meman ners' Bill Fisher hit his third hom- Darwin lh c slxt t e opener · an 1--o..called mark of a championto a 1959 con0 er of the season, thiE one with one Rock Springs 5 double and single in the nightcap . Sunday when they, ouUasted tbe tract. Schmidt, obtained from the on; and Hook Thomas homered 1-:·H Hornets 1 4 5 : 1A He allowed_ a single to Simpkins world champions, 4-2 and 5-f, . llnd singled. lh and a triple to Hindu Henderson. fore the lara;eat reaular-date Thomas l'"ork 2 Syracuse blew home 18 runs In Chester 9 7 Middleport got one in the ·4th, crowd of the seaaou. Cal Mci.Jsb z nn 18-8 onalaught over Darwin. 9 8 two in the firth on single& by Tom. pitch-:d his way out of repeated RESULT$ Roger Winebrenner and Willis my Davis and Roger Lightfoot, an trouble to wln' the opener and then Syracun 11 D•rwln 1 each had three safeties for Syraerror, sacrifice fly and Johnny thi Indiana went 1 gruelling four Mlrwrsvllle 6 Thoma• Fork 0 cur:~e and Jerry Grueser a homer Vroman's Hingle. Bowlea fanned 12, hours and 18 minutes to win the ROCk S(lltlnaa 4 Horn.tt 3 and single. For Darwin Rod Qui· Jth 4 ChHter 2 Hudnall ~lght. ni&htcap on a 14th·innlng ilomer vey, Don Taylor and ·-vern Dou.· GAMIS WEDNESDAY In the nl.ghtcap Jim Lewis aJby Vic Power. gla1 each had two hils. ) Thomts fllork at D.,wln lowed 12 hils to Middleport bu.t The sweep enabled the Indians Tltomaa Fork 000 000 0 0 5 6 J•ts •t Mlnerwtll• scattered them to win 4-3, belltin& to split the four-game series in Minersville 410 001 - 6 7 2 Hornth at Syracv.. Dave Hindy, Point got two Import:. New York and prevented the VanFaulk and Stone. Hendrix and Rock Spring• ~t Ch"ttr ant runs In the second after one k.,s from taking over first place. S-H·H·H. Yeo, we make quick in the first, on two errors and Had the YaDkee1 WOJJ t"'o, they conUdentialloaas. When you three walks. Point added the win- would have led 'both the Indians need $101 or so, suddenly, just ning run in the top of the fifth and Chicago ·Whlte Sox .by a haJf slop In, olpt up and lake t~o when Hindu Henderson · lashed a aame. Instead , they're In fifth eash. You will like our 11take-Jt· solo homer into rla;ht center. place, 3;i a:amet from tbe lead. Middleport got one in the seconcl Whlto Sox In Second easy" terms. Phone first lor on sln~~:les •by Dave Hlndy, wbo The White Sox went into 1econd ,uick approvaL went three for three, and ono In place with a 3·2 deCi1ion over the the fifth on Roger Chancey's tri· Boston .Red Sox the Wa1hlngton STE. DOROTHEE, Que. 1JP1 ple and ·Bowles' double; and one Senators whipped the Detroit TtDoug (Gangbusters) Ford, Who in the seventh 'on· 'Bowles' leadoff 4-3 and 7-t.l before l erowd thought he "forgot how to win ," alngle, and slnglea by Hlnd7 and 1.-···· _..included Vice Pre1ldent Rlchloday reigned as the 50th Canadl- Davis. ·Hindy fanned four. Nixon a'nd the X.naa1 City First aame: beat the ·Baltimore Orl· an open golf champion. Ford, golf's most conaistent .Point 000 000 o-o 2 2 ole• T-o in other AL aame•. money winner who wan led "to Middleport 000 121 x--4 7 3 Hank Aaron's three homer. and win so bad J could taste lt," fl· Hudnall and ·Burna. Hlndy and six runs batted In led the llllwaunally cam(! home a winner Sun· Wayland. kee Br.ves to a 13-3 rQ"'i,. of the . day when he ahot a pressuHI two- Second game : San Frandseoc Olaritl S1.an Musial 1 u.nder par 70 to beat out three ·Pt. Ple11ant 120 OlQ 0-4 11\broke HOnua Waanert• record for other U. S. pros by two shota- Middleport 010 010 1-3 12 3 doublet aa t~e St', Loula CudlnalJ PGA champion Dow Flnsterwald .Lewis and Gleason. 'Ulndy and · Game: Masters champion Art Wall, and Wayland. Bo Wininger, Odeua, Tex., pro l'trat Game : 000 t:pl ()...--1 2 2 011 000 001 3--6 9 4 10. 01.0 x-e & 1 who c&me from \lfiY back to join Gallipolis "· Chlll'lolle Weaton to Thomu Crol!J V. ~llo to L o E. llollalfle, (13 rodl, &UIIMI. d u-·• 11 w-•on p -•Ill ~ . ...... , llc~. .U'Aie• r · "'·"'·I r Y"'-"' lord ... ~-.r •- on ' _,, nO..... A. :Rowe to p.,..n IIM1 ¥ll0. r. Clapp, JJ¢ht llathbum to EIJ.-b JloodltpJUih, Lot, 180, = - d ~lore 8\oni, Jol, 11111lliddleport. l:dison II. Heaton, Clar~ L. F. 1:1. 0'8rkn, Henrietta O'Brien Keaton, Dora Heaton to c. L. ~· • United PrMS lntemltloMI .Sori'ego Alvarez, a .200 tUtter who clubs the long ball when it counts, has pqwered the Havina Cubans over tile .500 mark for the ~ :~ 385 LBS. ! ar- W l l · l · .. iAVJNG FAa FOR IUCS • • Transfers l~to~~a=~·~c:.t tori. ~--------·--------~~~--~ M~--- Bowles Pitches, Bats Middleport Into Splitting DESK Whether be wina or lose&, there can be no excuses that he was ring·ruaty or over·tnined. There WeM explanation$ after eaeh of hia rour previous defenses, none of whic:h wq impresaive. 1!. Main St. Hesson Wins 6-1, 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 22, 1959 • • I · ,, �~ Floyd Judged 'Exactly Right' For Johansson Fight Thursday SPORTS u.id trainer Dan F1orio. Expert!, Including Rocky MarLo<al baseball jottings: . _ ciano Sunday, marvelled at the The High School game in Pomeroy thts Wednesday Will be speedy coordination and power played on Mulberry Hts . diamond, the home of the Merchants. displayed by 24-year-old F1oyd while dellverinK his salvoa of This game finds lhe two Pomeroy teams battling each other. hooking combinations In prepara· Middleport travels to Racine in the other m~tch . Elsewhere, for Monday and Tuesday evemngs: . tion for unbeaten Johansson, champion of Ellrope. Monday, Little League, Middleport, Yankee~ at lnd~ans, TIRE SALE BEST PRICE IN THE BEND HACKETT'S SOHIO SERVICE Phone 9084 Pomeroy "l'd say he'1 improved in every department." admitted the usually conservative Florio. He 's come on remarkably 11ince hia May 1 defense ag~insl Brian London at IndlanapoliB. He needed that fight under his belt." EXCITING SAVINGS DURING THIS Introductory Offer On 1959 MAYTAG '- 30 DAYS ONLY D·l; Senators at Braves, D-2. In Pomeroy, Little League, Cards at Giants, Indians >I Braves, Redlegs at Pirates, Dod· gers a! Yankees. Tuesday, Pony League, Racine aa Tigers, Colonels at Syracuse, Red Sox at Jets. Tuesday, Little League, Mtddleport, Red Sox at Redlegs. Hungry colleges of the midwest can hold up now on offers to Cammie Lewis, pride and joy of Art "Pappy" Lewis, West .Virginia football coach. Cammie Is going to enroll at West Point SllOn and from all indications he couldn't have made a better choice. Cammie, who can really throw the ol,d apple, would have been lost al WVU, say insiders. He had two strikes against him with his pappy being his coach. The same seers expect Pappy to pick up his other son, Johnny, now a 215 pound lineman (senior to-be) for Morgan· town High. The pressure wouldn't be th•ere for a lineman son lilre for a quarterback son. Jets Put Lock On Softball Honors In 4-2 Win At Chester FREEZER I HOLDS The ·M·M Jets, with three games left on the strength of George Wagner's two-hit, 4·2 victory over Che5tlir Sunday, about dincbed fi.rst half honors in the Coun,ty Softball ·League . It was Wagner'! £igbth win against one loss, stamp· !ng him as the League's top pitch· Arms. M·M Jets Ol10101423 Chester 101 0:00 0 2 6 .o Wagner and Thomas. Teaford and Simmons. Pomeroy's Merchant Ohio Valley Anociation ba1eball team, strengthened by the powerful left arm of Gene Hesson of New Haven, Sunday .served notlce to the fourteam loop they will be a definite threat for title honors. Hesson, signed last week juat before the roster deadline Sunday, pitched a ·brilliant two-hit, 6-1 vic· tory over previously undefeated Gallipolis on Mulberr)' Hgts. dia· mond. Gallipolis won the opening 7-inninK game , finally, in 10 innings, i-4, as Bob cu nningham and Russ Mitchell ·batlled on near even terms all the way. The split moved Pomeroy Into a '"2 standing behind Gallipolis, the leaders at 5-l. Down river at Middleport, Jim ·Bowlea pitched and batted his team to a 4.0, two·hit win in the opener against Pt. .Pleaaant. Then Point came back to eke out its first win of the season, 4-3, in the nightcap. Middleport now ia 2-4, Po.int 1~. In the first game at ·Pomeroy it Wltl 2·2 after seven, 3-3 after nine. .But Gallipolis tot three I'Uil8 ln the top of the loth on Mickey Hardway's leadoff double, Mitchell's alngle, Jim Tbomaa' single a waJh. and an error. ID the bottom of the lOth, needing three to tie again, Bub Sivers and Phil Col· Uns walked, ·but tRill Wilson hit into a fielder's choice, George Nesselroad lined hard to the pitch· er and Tom Grueser flied deep to .center. Mitchell fanned 12, CUO· nlngham 14. In the 1econd game, He.!lson fan· "'d 16 or the 23 batten he faced, allowed a solo homer to Toady Thomp50n and a single. Pomeroy scored two in the first, ttlree In the third, one in the fifth . They chased starter Mike Mitchell in the 4th. Pomeroy's extra ba5e hitting was highlighed by Bill Wilson's double, Nesselroad's triple, and Hesson's double.' Collins and Grueser had singles. OF FROZEN FOOD I RUTLAND FURNITURE RUTLAND, OHIO l i Havana • ons Above .500 . 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The second game was called at the end of five innings b)' raln with the score tied at 3·3. 1 ,, SPOT League-leading Richmond split a twinbill with second place Buf. falo, dropping the first game lo.-4:, and copping the second, 6-5. SECRD LOANS .-rcett. 990 • League. lndians. 0 utlast Champs, . wrl·n ft' pair • .0£ 'Btg • ones' 4-2' 5-4 o'Br..ien and Roberta c . him, ·LeDOU ){, Lt.nllam, to Geor&e w. .and Lena !Bedt~, Cbetter. loU:, PomeroJ. Hanonbac.h, aherlff, Tune In The Havana, paced ·by Alvare:r; erand . slam hQmer in the loth inning of th'e nightcap, took the measure of Toronto twice Sunday, 7-!i, and 7-3. and moved into a fourth place tie with Miami in the International Ford Overtakes Dow, Art Wall, Wins Canadian helpa you taka IJ. first Ume in weeks. H-H Hornets 300 000 0 3 S 3 Rock Springs 010 111 - 4 2 1 United p....., lnternatloMI beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-1 Gordon aDd Little . Taylor, AbWin, Jose or draw, you'll hear and then lost 11)-.9; rookie John He beatcd Teaford, who gave up bott (4J and Smith. "choke-up· charge" against tbe Buthardt pitched a one·hitter to six hits. Bob Powell had two safe· Syracuse . . Ofi3 103 0 19 13 3 Cleveland Indians this year. give the Chicago Cubs a 4-0 vic· ti es for Chelfler. The Jets took Darwin 103 103 0 8 8 D It's a taunt the eritics often levover the Philadelphia Phiilies advantage of free pane5 issued Cundiff and Jenkins. R. Taylor , elled Indiant in the past the Cincinn~otl Reds routed the by Teaford. D. Taylor (7) and Barnhart, East· but it this year onl1 Angeles Dodgers, 17-3, in Na· In other games 'fayJor and Ab- man (3). bodie1 of Casey League games. bott of Rock Springs edged the st;~l!~-!· somewhat bewildered STANDINGS Hornets 4-3, with Buddy Fife hom· Yankcel and 68,680 w l GB Bowles,AT hisMIDDt.IPoRT t"ring for the Hornets; Hendrix of M·M Jeta batting hand well, • GIANTS SIGN SCHMIDT 10 Minersville shut out Thomas Fork Syracuse, , l 0 •L went on a hlt spree m · both game•. NEW YORK UI'I - I Tbed New tbe . Indian• proved B b 7 3 2711 -i-0, allowing five hits as the win- Miners~ille · 1 1 d h · Giants have s a:ne o gettmg two s ng es an a omer m to ""'ln lhe b'• ones" 1 :Schmil .. d 1· 7 4 3 lh - h 10 · h d 8 .. '• , 2-·poua meman ners' Bill Fisher hit his third hom- Darwin lh c slxt t e opener · an 1--o..called mark of a championto a 1959 con0 er of the season, thiE one with one Rock Springs 5 double and single in the nightcap . Sunday when they, ouUasted tbe tract. Schmidt, obtained from the on; and Hook Thomas homered 1-:·H Hornets 1 4 5 : 1A He allowed_ a single to Simpkins world champions, 4-2 and 5-f, . llnd singled. lh and a triple to Hindu Henderson. fore the lara;eat reaular-date Thomas l'"ork 2 Syracuse blew home 18 runs In Chester 9 7 Middleport got one in the ·4th, crowd of the seaaou. Cal Mci.Jsb z nn 18-8 onalaught over Darwin. 9 8 two in the firth on single& by Tom. pitch-:d his way out of repeated RESULT$ Roger Winebrenner and Willis my Davis and Roger Lightfoot, an trouble to wln' the opener and then Syracun 11 D•rwln 1 each had three safeties for Syraerror, sacrifice fly and Johnny thi Indiana went 1 gruelling four Mlrwrsvllle 6 Thoma• Fork 0 cur:~e and Jerry Grueser a homer Vroman's Hingle. Bowlea fanned 12, hours and 18 minutes to win the ROCk S(lltlnaa 4 Horn.tt 3 and single. For Darwin Rod Qui· Jth 4 ChHter 2 Hudnall ~lght. ni&htcap on a 14th·innlng ilomer vey, Don Taylor and ·-vern Dou.· GAMIS WEDNESDAY In the nl.ghtcap Jim Lewis aJby Vic Power. gla1 each had two hils. ) Thomts fllork at D.,wln lowed 12 hils to Middleport bu.t The sweep enabled the Indians Tltomaa Fork 000 000 0 0 5 6 J•ts •t Mlnerwtll• scattered them to win 4-3, belltin& to split the four-game series in Minersville 410 001 - 6 7 2 Hornth at Syracv.. Dave Hindy, Point got two Import:. New York and prevented the VanFaulk and Stone. Hendrix and Rock Spring• ~t Ch"ttr ant runs In the second after one k.,s from taking over first place. S-H·H·H. Yeo, we make quick in the first, on two errors and Had the YaDkee1 WOJJ t"'o, they conUdentialloaas. When you three walks. Point added the win- would have led 'both the Indians need $101 or so, suddenly, just ning run in the top of the fifth and Chicago ·Whlte Sox .by a haJf slop In, olpt up and lake t~o when Hindu Henderson · lashed a aame. Instead , they're In fifth eash. You will like our 11take-Jt· solo homer into rla;ht center. place, 3;i a:amet from tbe lead. Middleport got one in the seconcl Whlto Sox In Second easy" terms. Phone first lor on sln~~:les •by Dave Hlndy, wbo The White Sox went into 1econd ,uick approvaL went three for three, and ono In place with a 3·2 deCi1ion over the the fifth on Roger Chancey's tri· Boston .Red Sox the Wa1hlngton STE. DOROTHEE, Que. 1JP1 ple and ·Bowles' double; and one Senators whipped the Detroit TtDoug (Gangbusters) Ford, Who in the seventh 'on· 'Bowles' leadoff 4-3 and 7-t.l before l erowd thought he "forgot how to win ," alngle, and slnglea by Hlnd7 and 1.-···· _..included Vice Pre1ldent Rlchloday reigned as the 50th Canadl- Davis. ·Hindy fanned four. Nixon a'nd the X.naa1 City First aame: beat the ·Baltimore Orl· an open golf champion. Ford, golf's most conaistent .Point 000 000 o-o 2 2 ole• T-o in other AL aame•. money winner who wan led "to Middleport 000 121 x--4 7 3 Hank Aaron's three homer. and win so bad J could taste lt," fl· Hudnall and ·Burna. Hlndy and six runs batted In led the llllwaunally cam(! home a winner Sun· Wayland. kee Br.ves to a 13-3 rQ"'i,. of the . day when he ahot a pressuHI two- Second game : San Frandseoc Olaritl S1.an Musial 1 u.nder par 70 to beat out three ·Pt. Ple11ant 120 OlQ 0-4 11\broke HOnua Waanert• record for other U. S. pros by two shota- Middleport 010 010 1-3 12 3 doublet aa t~e St', Loula CudlnalJ PGA champion Dow Flnsterwald .Lewis and Gleason. 'Ulndy and · Game: Masters champion Art Wall, and Wayland. Bo Wininger, Odeua, Tex., pro l'trat Game : 000 t:pl ()...--1 2 2 011 000 001 3--6 9 4 10. 01.0 x-e & 1 who c&me from \lfiY back to join Gallipolis "· Chlll'lolle Weaton to Thomu Crol!J V. ~llo to L o E. llollalfle, (13 rodl, &UIIMI. d u-·• 11 w-•on p -•Ill ~ . ...... , llc~. .U'Aie• r · "'·"'·I r Y"'-"' lord ... ~-.r •- on ' _,, nO..... A. :Rowe to p.,..n IIM1 ¥ll0. r. Clapp, JJ¢ht llathbum to EIJ.-b JloodltpJUih, Lot, 180, = - d ~lore 8\oni, Jol, 11111lliddleport. l:dison II. Heaton, Clar~ L. F. 1:1. 0'8rkn, Henrietta O'Brien Keaton, Dora Heaton to c. L. ~· • United PrMS lntemltloMI .Sori'ego Alvarez, a .200 tUtter who clubs the long ball when it counts, has pqwered the Havina Cubans over tile .500 mark for the ~ :~ 385 LBS. ! ar- W l l · l · .. iAVJNG FAa FOR IUCS • • Transfers l~to~~a=~·~c:.t tori. ~--------·--------~~~--~ M~--- Bowles Pitches, Bats Middleport Into Splitting DESK Whether be wina or lose&, there can be no excuses that he was ring·ruaty or over·tnined. There WeM explanation$ after eaeh of hia rour previous defenses, none of whic:h wq impresaive. 1!. Main St. Hesson Wins 6-1, 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 22, 1959 • • I · ,, �' • .. • • • Combined Service Held Sunday At The Middleport Presbyterian SOCIETY· 'A tomblned sernce'Of lhe S S and Mormng Worship was , lleld at lhe First Uruted Presbyterian Churc h, Middleport , wben ~If. Father's Day and Children's Day was celebrated Tile rb:Wr, Rev Howard Jealed fa er'a day 10 story form .uJI Ule pilltor'a story bnna:m& ut lb. tho·· .."'\ th.at the greatest : e lol5U ~•tber1 the Heavenly :rather can see thine .. that nnnot and we ue to tnLit hll )udgement 1n all tbiD&J, J'amte read the story of the Prodleal Son from the Bible Spetlt1 music lor the program wu furnitbed by .Paul Haptonstall who pJ1yed a vtolin solo accomp anted by Mn Lillum SLJCff Thl!. Senior Choir sang the ant Mm "Tike My Hand Dear Fat her'' Members of the choir are, .l''loyd Carmack Fred t.ewJ&, Lewlll Sauer, Jr, Mrs Lucy Gregg Miss FarJe <Erlewme, Miss Judy Gregg, Kin Karen GUll. Mus Jamce z1r kJe Mia, Beverly Perrtn Miss Judy Sauer, Miss Lynn Bu~hanan, Mrs Paul Haptonst.all., Mrs Gale Hysel" Mrs Harold Sauer, and Mrs Stleff I he accompamst Muss Fane Erlewtne was the director of the Children s Day pro gram wh1ch wu as follows. A recitation , ·Let e Begm by Dav1d Fife, A solo "Tiny Little Datsy' by Nancy Buchanan companied by Lynn Buchanan RecilaliOnll, Happy Children' h> Sherman M1Us, "The Chu~h Lovell Us" by Sharon Hindy , Re member the Sabbath Day to Keep ll Holy" With Rulh Ann Lacey Mary Hmdy Calhy Russell Judy Jobb Kay Slall r and Lo•s Ann Sauer A vocal solo h.1- Bill> Hapton 1lall 'I Behc\e tn Me Rec!latJOns 'F.vcry L1ltle Ouid' by Bdly Vaughan God Is Love " l:y Don Vaughan , and Th1s My Mother Said by C)'nthJa Mills IS thetr piece Concludtng the pnmar~ part of the program was .~ song Tbaa Lit lle Ltght of Mu.e by the Primary Department w1th each carrymJ a candle Fred Lewis Supermtendent of the Sunday School presented pro motton eerti11cates to DavJd San born Mar1lyn Chambers, Esther Ann Lowery and Krista Lynn Mor ns whose names were put on the Cradle Roll of the SS Cert1f1eates were g1ven to Bill Haptonstall, Kay Slater Judy Jobb, Mary HID· dy who were promoted from the Primary to the Jumor Dept A group re<:1lat1on by Mrs Hu bert Taylors Class ' Why We Sing" •ncluded Roy Coleman, Raymond Hmdy and John Jobb All the class sang "ln My Heart There Rmgs a Melody " Jumor Class sang 'He' They ""ere aceompamed by Mrs Paul Haptonlitall The comm1ttec who made the arrangements Jor the program were MlS8 Erlewme , Mrs Everett Bachner, Mrs Russell Lyons, Mrs Mar) Hmdy Mrs Lewu Sauer, Jr and Mrs Paul Haptonstall 1 he rhe church was decorated wlth whtte flowers wh1ch had . been don11ted by Sheila Stover who has been the plan!~! for tl1e Pre~:~byter Jan Primary Department before entcrmg t:ollcgc By Mrt H•rber1 Rou1h Mr and Mrs Earl Robmson, Mr Mrs Howard Robmson Mrs Shu:lds and Ann Sargent are vunting Mr and Mrs Raymond Hobmson New Bern N C Mr and Mrs Ray Lawson of Columbus Vlllled relatives recent ly and attended funeral servic-es fur Glenn Lawson Mr and Mrs. B H Hudnall of \tartPtla called on Mr and Mrs Earl Shank and Mr and Mrs Her bert Housh, Sunday Sevoral from here attended the wraves1de services fm Holly Sayre of 'Marlfltla at Letart Cemetery on Sunday He 1s former resident Mrs Von Meadows nnd .Phyllis Meadows of Lclarl called on Mrs Arnold Andenon, Thursday even· In& p• Mr and Mu Uenc Hagen and daughters of Largo, Florida are vlaltlhg Mr and Mn Clarence Shields and family Ia lifetime m .. pie, tht only kind that ttowlln& pint l'f made of 1• Ivery piece Is beautifully l ' matched and flnl1hed • Shipped "fectory fresh" et distinct snlnp to you • Prove It to yourself ~ d~ rect comparlton In 1M convinced • We f..turt the lal'ltlt ulectlon of Elirlr American end C.sual fumltuN for every rwom In your horn• • IUJ on .:anvenltnt ttnnt BAKER FUrn t' t.u re 011 """'c • :'.. •ble·' ,!1.-r!:''·" .lll' l!l... .,.. on\'er' ln MIDDLEPORT PLUMP PIILINGS HUitT SLOUGH, England (UPI).........Maef· man Alex McKeown told police Sunday that hht w!.fc, Glad:r&, 49, had Wln••hcd McKeown, r1'7, mar· rlcd for 23 ycar11 oand the father of otwo clllldren sald &1le pr.obably lett bccault!' her feellngll were hul'll. He aaid he had told :hls wife abe was 11.00 plump to continue as hM' stlge partner "Plump. or not, 'l;;;;;sl;;lli;l;lo;"".;.h~e~ri;,"..;:h•::.,;sat:,:d;i;;;;;;;;;o.l •• MEIGS THEATRE Middleport Churc~ Of Christ Children's Day Program Held Chnst was presented Sunday evenmg at f:"ao wlth· Mrs. George Meinhart and Mrs William Bradford m charge. The opemng that lhe boys and girls of the Primacy departThe Children's Day Program of the Mlddlel"'rt Church ol use m their aervicea every r:=======~=~=.lment ' Sunday mornmg wu used a1 the opeDiniJ for Sunday evenlna: pro· gram Mrs Bradford directed the openmg w1th Joy Boue pianist. Allen Cunn101ham cave tbe welcome to the parents and 'rJendl, WhiCh WOI followed by FREDDIE HOUDASHILT ~pe<'lll numben with Mr1 Meln hart announcm1 the numbers FJr11t on the pro!P'am were four Mr and Mrs Marvin Livesay and sona:s by the Pr~mary Department, two daughters moved Friday of ''Its Story T1me," t'Chmb Sun· week to Radford, Va, where Mr !!hme Mountam," "When Our L1vesay wlll be employed at the Fears are Mountain H•lh" and Radford Arsenal While m Middle· "The Ch1idren'l Marchini Song" port they lived in the Mary Uelen Next were recitations "Sharms Davis house on South 4th Avenue Our Day" by Irene and Morton and Mr Livesay was employed al Barnes, "Little Fr•enda" bY DebbJe the Ph1hp Sporn Plant Laney, "Jetu.l Loves the Uttlt Mus Marcella Fraaer came Fr1 Ch1ldren'' by Rocer Abbott. day evenmg to spent the weekend Cheri Lee Mayer nng a solo w1th her parents, •Mr and Mrs called ' Sunday" wh1ch was folloW· Alex ~'raser and other relatives ed by a recitation •!,Mother's Boy" ~lliS Fraser IS an employe at the hy Jack Lohse A aoto "1 Don't Ka1scr Alummum plant and Have To Walt" by Debbie Grue111 Ravenswood ser, and a P1ano number, 1'1'bi fhe Board of Cbr1st1an Educa Spider Dance" by Betsy Cunnloa: Lion of the Middleport Jo,1rst Bap· ham List Church wili meet Wedneeday Other rec1tat1ona "Shmnmg for at 8 30 at the church followu1g Jeaua" by Mary Jenklnaon 'Those Prayer service There will be a meetmg of the J Love" by Kathy Bailey, "Sbe's so Execullve Board of the Middleport Shy" by Susan Gerlach and "At BPW Club Monday evemng June Sunday School" bY Danny Abbott Two piano numbera 'Sunrise' by 22 at the home of Mra Ray R PIC· Sue:ie R1ce and "A Thou1ht for ken& at 7 p m aecordmg to an an nouncement by the president, Mrs Children's Day by Donna Weiman • A Growing Child'' by Brenda Boy· Nellie Vale er, Plano m.:mber, "Valley of Flow· Mr and Mra John Scmes left Saturday morrung for a Vllit w1th era" by Christme Bahr, a recitat· lhe1r son In law and daughter, Mr 1on "The Froy's Advice" by Jef and Mrs Myron Duffield and fam fory Boggs, a readme "A Youna: Statesman" by John Cunnm.ham 1h' Columbus Mrs R1~hard Russell (Neva Walk and a Ptano number, "Pomette" erl and Penny, of Springfield have by JenmCe! Lohse concluded the been vis1t111g With her parents, Mr program and Mrs Lawrence Walker and The pastor, Rev Fred I Gardner with Mr and Mrs James Walker closed the program With prayer and family of IU 33, Pomeroy The floral decorat•ona baa been Mr and Mrs Jamea Brlngard mlde and placed m the church by <Mary vtrgm1a Haggerty) of Buf Mrs Ed&ar Allensworth falo N Y, are announcing the been visiting with her grandpar b1rth of a seven pound daughter enta, Rep and Mrs Geore:e Meln eary Saturday mornmg The Brln- hart has returned to her home in t.:ards have three other glrla Mr Grove City and Mrs James HAggerty, MiddleMra Winnie Mayer is assistlnl port, and Mr nnd Mrs George with the care oC Mr Charles Smlth Br1ngard, Barberton, are grandpar st the Smith home on s Second entl Mr J S Haggerty iS the Avenue great grandfather Captain and Mra Cheater l\lse Mrs James Haggv.rty len Sah. and daughter ~UIIe or Washlnglon, urday morning to auiat in the care D c came nriaraday to vllit with their parents, Mr. and Mre Homer of the Srlngard chiJdren Mrs Gus Ward who wae reeent :Rice and Ml'l Winnie Mayer and ly returned to her home from the other relativea They visited lut Meigs General Hoapltal Is reported week In Grove Cit)' with Mr. and to be improving Dora McGhee, Mr1 John Mayer who makes her home with Mrs Mr and Mrs Robert Burkett Ward a11d stayed with Mra James took their dau1hter, Mary to BeJ.Ie, Murray whde Mra Ward was In W Va, Sunday where ahe Will the hospital has returned to the visit a week ?r so with lormer Ward home and Anna Mae Jeffers J'leia:hbors or the Burketta, Kathy who has been Btaylni with. her sl&- Joe Ught ter In West Virginia has alao re Durlnt the mornina: worship turned to her home at •Mrs .service at the Heath Methodist Ward a t;hurch, Middleport Sandra Brew Mr and Mrs Art Jo'"uaeo (Vir inaton who had been ,. delegate glnia Haskins) of Garfield Heighta, lo the Ohio Annual ¢onferenee Cleveland visited laat week With 1t Lakeside last week reported on her father Mr Eimer Haskins and the enUre conference and al.fO of Pomeroy Route Saturdl)' the youth ltlllon This is only the viaited with Mr and Mra third year for the youth Seaalons ;;;_;:.:Haskins Mra Fuaco is at the Methodist Annual Confer· at languages In the Clevea encea.. land •chools William Everson, band Director Mr and Mro Robert MeElblnny ol the KYI<r Creek Sebools wlll and Karen left Saturday for two leave Monday for Youn"atown weeks In Florida • wbere be will attend the Mat<~ng James Arnold who is preeently Band Clinic, which wlll be con In WhiLe Sulphur and h11 oon dueled lor two week& James Arnold, who ls attcmdlng Around And. About Middl eport and Mrs Matt Hendricks was held Sunday at tbell' home, Racine Route 1 A buli:et dinner waa aer \ed at noon Present were Mn Joe Wblte Sr , Mrs Joe Wh1te Jr and son Joe, and Mr and Mrs Sammy Gibbs <' nd children, Conn1e and Sammy, all &f Mmerav1:Ue, Mr and Mrs Herbert Whale)' and children, Eugene, Joan, Edd\e Bobby, Bren da and Terry of Darwm , Mr and Mra Malt Hendricks Jr and child· ren, Roy, Kay Rose Mary and Stevie, Don Hendr1cka, Floyd HendrJc.b and Mra Raymond sal ser and son Richard all of Racme Mr and Mrs Junior Pauhna and rhlldren, Pamela Jean, Jerry and Penny Sue ot Oak H1U, Mrs -Ruth Ann Boring Gall1pohs, Pete Hen dneb, Pomeroy Mr and Mr& Arthur Hendricks and cbtldren, Dean, Debra, Dana and Darla of Denver, Colorado, Mr and Mrs Chuck Wbltloct and chl1dren, Hope and Pres~on oC Mmeral CJty and Mr and Mrs Hendricks and grand•on, Pelle First Baptist Fathers Day Observed Sunday Father's Day was observed Sun day mornins at the F1rsL Bapllst Churt!h. .Middleport durmg the Sunday School Hour The .oldest father present Dana Hamilton and the youngest father preaent, Gene Colem1n were pre sented wlth a gift from the Sun day School The presentaUon wa& made by the Supermtendent of the Scbool, Owen Bratton United Methodist Fathers Honored F at bers Day was observed Sun day morntna: .at t be Umted Met bod1st Church School TONIGHT onof TUISDAY "TIIE-IMATING GAME" Debbie Rcynolde, Tony Rafldall Not Opert WHnMill•y Bonk On Savings • costs ao • why you waited Rtllablt Mtthoda Makt Your Woah DRY CLEANERS ' ~~··· ~lllertl PIION8~ ' ' " Grace Episc.opal Unit 1 "~eetin Is Held tl John was hoatess the Women•• Auxilill')' of Grace Episcopal Chureh met rer~ntly at the par1sb house The meeUn1 In .charge o( Mrs Fred Crow Jr , presJdeot, opened With devotlon1 led by Mn Cedr1c Clark Durin&: the bu,aine11 aeul.pn It was announced tllat the program committee would 111eet Wednesday at 1 30 p m at tbe home of Mrs Theodore Reed Sr to plan the pro for the year ReY Wm Rob· presented a flower chart for members to sign when they are placing fiowua at the church. R~llte~ Insurance 111 E.,,SICOND ST. ' " ' POMEROY, "OIU(I.I ·~ NEW YORK (UPll - Steel contract negotiations resume here today m the face of wll stnkes at three steel ducers a week before the current Steelworkers contract el· pires In an ora:amtatlonal meetln& held Monday mght m tne offtc:ea of the Oh1o Power Co., b)' direetotJ of the Pomero)' Chamber Of Commer.ee, Le&he F. Fultz, man~ aa:er ol the Pomeroy Cement Bl.oet Co , was elected prea1dent or the ora:anlzation ' ortlcer.s elected were Rller, VICe president Ron L Springer, secretary treasurer Round Wastebasket NOW SJ4f In a readm~ of tbe nnanc1al report coverine: a two year perf, iod receipts o! $37'10 were ~:e ported and expenditures of $8,076 reported Laraest Item of expen· dlture were $1,188 for the ,Shop. per's Louna:e and $2.200 for ChriltDlas lighting. ' 111r• Report Of Grand ' Jury 0 n •MOnday Not Comple,ted, Elbe,.felds YOUR 'IIINDLY LOAN MANAGII II A IIIOWMAN .....o1.. let hf• SHOW yow tlow te euaflt• o loon your wey ... Metp County Prosecutor James B O'Brien said today that he bad not. as ;yet evaluated the repoit on the indictments rendered by the I·M,elso County Gr~nd Jur;y whicb se!IJion Monda)' afternoon 1 p m until 3 30 p m. and mdfetment.a had not as yet f1led w1th lhe County Clerk of Courta. lignc~tu,.•only,carortW.....,. •).Jt1lou)'Ji' "no· ~~Pbrl 'wa• forthcoming at pcess tlme today, was undentood that several mul indletmeftts had been return· but thoee aaa.nst whom inc;llct· menta were returned were not re· vealed by the prosecutor Want a'f.ruck that's bunt for your job' The Grand Jury Which heard the eases presented on Monday waa composed of. Helen W Turner, Freda llitehie, c. o. Newland, G A Badekin, Vern Bolinger, Eduwn I\OUsb, WUiiam Beat, Hattie Wood ard, C•mpbell Harper • Chrlsty Baer' Jue Ebertb&ch, Mannina: Rwsh, Earl Willlama, Mattie Bee· gle and BeUy Carpenter. . .. 4 November baUot amendment per· olds to vote. of atate re· worWmen's compen· for adv~m:-e rtaht>Of· ~urchuetr The bill baa PIJ ltie se.. te. -t;f!JII< the post Iii state dlrec· at $UI,OOO a year. the law allolflnl! orof ~vJgiJ1ntee• to catch -we • The four·man Industry and umon teams whtch have been bargauung without progress smce May 5 were scheduled to go lDto lei.IIIOn at 2 p m e d t Strikes mote out today 1n three Clltes uihng more than 13.000 men The Pittsburgh works of Jones lc Laughlin Steel Corp • the natiOn's founh rankmg producer, was shut down Driver Escapes Serious In jury In Truck Mishap I In other business bm'ore the Chamber a report or the po11sib,i· hty of securmg another busmeas to replace the Parkersburg R1g &: 1i.eeJ JDdlCated but d1m hopei for any Immediate relief m that dU'· (ction Rea. ••• , NEW iDOI!f'e ap to 33,IXIO Jlil. Gn>. NEW~Mftled W Gl'optilnl V.S pew• NEW Bollui-Lald Jickvp bod.~ ~1mlonclcabl .,,.' " Police •"'' ' !' Survlvl.n& the deceased are the foUowinc children Homer DlU, Pomeroy Slar Route; Glad)'11 SmiHt, Pomero:r Rt. 1; Allen Dill 1'9mero~ Rl. a ond Rolliad DIU, Kerr St., Pomeroy. Wll a memtter of Churtb. E Puckett, %0-, of Rt 2, Coolville, r.arrowly escaped ser10ua 1RJUF'Y Monday afternoon when hiS trUclt loaded w1th soda pop went out of ~ontrol after biowmg a t1re and crashed anto a bndge raallng west of Langsville on Route 33:s Puckett, driver of a Grapette Bottling Co , truck of Kingston, 0 , told Sheriff'a depuhes tbat as he approi!ched a small brlda;e af· ler havme: made ' turn toward Wilkeeville, that a tire bLew out and he lost control of the truck ]USI U II approached the bndge He scud he appUed bratea b.at was unable to stop and tbe truck Lawrence 406 Bridge St MOn"ah BaptiSt Church A c • ' Is nnual onvention Host 1:·:::tr:~~~ .~~: =·:;;;·::: &meroy claims ope nearl)' all· o new suburb mciud1ng its modem, ~pacloua homes and pubhc build· , inKs, oven a new baaeboll park. ~ This 1a tbe Mulberry Heights Ad· diUon where the Courtty lniitmary building was compltttetl- UJt )~ar. AdmJnlllralive olllcea' of the <Olin ~w~~~::~~~"i\~~i~tand Sunday the AnnuaJ Convention of the ty school syatcm and the agrieui· ~ Sunday School and Baptist Young People ture extenolon ..rvlte ailo .... the Mt Monah Baptist Cburch m Middle· housed there. ··-··-.:,- D Borden IS pastor of the local Church Th-e baseball park, eomipl a favorite in the ~~~~~lh~em~~e~o~f~th~e~convenhon was 11 Life's Greatest". of tbe convention was Mrs Dorothy LewiS and ley Aasoclatibn, Mrs Ethel Riley was mUStc darec· gular games this tor cooperaflon of ~~~~::~!~~ The meednss opened Saturday Pomeroy Merchantt mornmg wttb over 50 penons reg Hns, manager), 1stermg Crom the 33 cburehes m cials the Providence D1atnct of tbe Other .baseball Southeastern Ohio area being ~eheduled Th~ "Call to Worship" was •iven J'let~j~ by l)le RO\'o II' -D .Iones, Hunting. Sehool Leaaue Two em 11desw1ped on a nar- ton s»ectar mUSic was furntsbed The homes and county buildin:l[> row grave} toad near Dexter on by Mrs F10111e Craddolph, Colum are not ali that's new on Dexter Rutland road at 7 05 bus, who nng a solo, ''Stand By He1gbts Many of the OVA base-mornint and one of tho Me" M1u Rosetta .Richards of the lo~all playen are too This league, was cited for being left cal ehureh gave the greelinl to wh1ch dates back over 20 years, the vlaltors, WJth Miss Betty Har· bad its hey day ~fore World W1,r u and Immediately following the G Sheets Jr , 35. Harrt· ris ol Beaver reapondang on beend of hostilltie~ in 1943. Forty• • 1, will appear before half of the congreeatlon. four planra were signed to maJor Charles Legar to· The topic for disc~1on was Jeaaue contracts. to the atate High ''The High Coet of Chri.&tian Lead· The league traditionally bas investigated ership" w1th Mr. Maurice PQne been 1 ptOVIOI grouncl for youn1 of BidWell m charge playera aWl In or juet out of high The Jumor Choir of the Glouster Sbeet.s' car, ea1d the. Patrol, Firat tBapU&t Church presented two achool They gam from .b:aseball ~perience of men lfke 21-Year-old ude&wlped another driven by numbers w1th the Rev. Frank Mit Gene Hesson of New Haven ((Wa· Samuel B. Dyke, 71, Rutland Rt chell of tbe Glouster diturch d&bama, 1960) who even yet may be 1 Medium damage waa eauaed to 1Uverme the morning sermon. The Saturday afternoon sesnon conaldered a fugitive from Class both There wer.e oo injuries Sheets had as bl1 passenger • began: w1t.h the ''Call to worship" AA profeaalon1l baseball Then there are players l1ke his son, U5-year.okl James Sheets by the Rev Samuel JackJO.n of the aceldent occurred about 3.4 Naomi Church of Pomeroy and Ruas Mitchell of GalllpoUa, his fu. toward Rutland from Dex· Mum VIola Brown of the Pomeroy ture «head, Tom Grueaer, Pomeroy cburch singJng a aolo. catcher, still a high achool JUnior, Patrol reported Mr. Charles HAI'rllt pre11dent of who did a fine job eatching Hes·\ traffic court the Sundl)' School group present· (Continued on Page Five) arrests by its ed the "President's Annual M.es sa1e" wb1ch wu followed by the In Gallia Co)lnty Court Larry reports of the JeCretary treuurer L Bentley, 22, Cheshire, will ans-- and the Sub-DIJlrlct presidenta wer to a ~itatlon for having no Wilham Parham W of Glouster muffler l\nd Burt Steed, frl, Che· presented • plano solo. ~hire, was fjped Monday for bav A Corum "Youth m the Quest of mg no operator's Ucen1e Life" was eo'l,cted by the Rev Mayor C. 0 F1sher ol Middle· Lacey Hoga llowed by Introport, will hear Robert L Rich duction of s workers and V18lt· man'a plea to a charge of falllnc ora State workers present were to obey a stop 11ign ltfchman, 23, (Continued on Page Five) il of Middleport Roulo 1. ~ 'r.:',' I Meigs Co To Gei Reeves Pheasant Release {0 Fall ILU' I~~::·~~~~~~ 4 Jones & Laughhn began bank~ mg furnaces pteparmg to cloae 1t.1 P1ttJiburgh works, and a com· pany 1pokesman saJd the two plants were "vartually shut down " Two other early blJ'd stnke1 bit the mdu&try About 1,000 lteE!I workers walked out at the Umted E"ngmeenng and Foundry Co. plant 10 Vandergrift, near P1tta· burgh, and a Republic Steel Corp. mill In C1eveland wa11 abut down by a wildcat SU'ike toda7. A Repubhc 11J)Ote:tman uld tlut only part of tbe 1,500-maa crew of the 98-incb bot ltl'ip mill reported for work this mornJ.Dt. OJeratioD! were halted beea~ of m.rulfie~ent manpower. Half a million- baste Jteet work~ era may be called on strike one week from tomgbt it the United the trut:k on tmpael Steel worten of Amenea IJ1d the • Tbe truck came to rest w1th Jts 1Uompany mdustr y bargammg loll "de hangmg precanously team fail to aaree before that over \be 11de of \be bridge Puc· tlme on new eontract terms. keU recetved seratcbes on Ilia Joseph F Finnegan, chief of arm when thrown rfrom the the Federal Mediation Serviee, truck. met w1th mdustry negotiators iD The Sheriff's department also Washington Monday but Aid he reported one other acctdent Mon· bad no plans to lntervene In neday at Chapman's Corner on gotiati.ODJ belon the atrike deatf. State Route 124 m SyracUR wben John Wells, '13, Lone Bottom, line unleu hil letYJ.ceJ are redrivmg well, loat controJ, 'bit a quested. He &aid both. partlea bou$ guard raJI, 11ld along the cable Jndicated that they prefer to bar· en two wheele then tl~ 0\let gam dow-9 to the wire wttbout niodlotlon . • Iii tbe -drl.._ o/ -... COilllt"" ~ "'P••t-.:.,. t..., Welb e.aped unmjured trom R. Conrad eoot>Of, j!X....u... the 11«1dent There were no nc:e premdent of United Sllies ~bar.ea £1led in eftber accident. Steel Corp , and bead of tbe four· man induatr;v bargaiD.j.ng team. Monday scptched a "n.on.JnflatiOn· II'!'" wage eompromue which was reported to have been ~&­ gested to hotb aldes by govdnment officials ' Jteao.:.--._ Navyman Fined For Reckless Driving Monday William L Dodd, 21, of !117 Bryant Place, Middleport, a Jli.Y)" man on leave, paid a fine of $!1 and costs f9r• reclde.ts operation Monday night in Mayor C. 0. Fi11ber'a court after a eo.W.lon :bout 10 30 a. m that mornini. Aecording to Chief o/ PoUee Herbert Gllkey Dodd failed to stop JO time behind a ptekup truck driven by Josepla Young, M, of MtddlepQrt RD, a N011b ~nd and ~ee $!1. Youn-B bad stopped for a 'w halted lo bia front Damqe to Dodd't ~ was esU· matecf at $300, to t.lil ren ol Yount'• truck at ~. Mr Young propnetor of Young's Supermar· ket, Locust SL, told pollee the Jolt injured his neck. In another ®urt action the mayor fined Wllllam Reeves $30 .and costa on conviction of intoU. t fatlOR. Cooper said It brad not '6een suggested to him But be &aid be didn't t.hi.nk the .,..propoout aJ r. ported - to put ~DOlt of money settlement into aupplemen· t.ary beneflta rather tbo.n immedj. ate wage mcrease ~ was any less lnflatioa.aJ7 than a direet wage boost. "A eent directed to" IIC>Qilod frlDJe benefits costs eucUy u mueh u a cent directed at wta:e mcreaats/' Cooper aa1d. '1\ la jUJt aa inflationary. It creates just as mueh pressure tn the Way of p~ent and JUit tbe same preuure on costs " Uruon Preaiden:t DaVId J. McDonald also demed that suth t proposal had been made to h1m m Washington. and mdleated he d1dn't thmk any more of 1t than dtd Cooper. Cooper said the union bad oot yet presented ••a &pecifiC propoaal as a bams for aetuemenL" 'J,tie industry entered negotia· tions watb 1 proposal that all wages and prices be fi'Oieft for one year aa an anti-inflation move. COOler Weather Follows In Wake ' -~ - To Alllmflvhluals AntlluslnQsts lnsurtd lty Tht Warntt'-lhlt Insurance Agency All Future Premiums and Claims ' Will Be Handled By The; r. t·u -. TRUCKS school at Miami Unlver· Mr. and Mrs GeDl'le Nash, M--; alty were here for the funeral of And Mra Clarence Cuey, dauchter Don Allen Jean and Sarah Hanol1an, all of Mr and Mrs Carl Vanderhoof Middleport spent Sunday aner(MarJorie Miller) and children noon at Cora Park near Rio Gran· were here for the Father's Day de. W&ek end With her lather Mr I E. I r;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,,l Miller and other relative• II Min Sally Schaaf, her nephew, 1 Mlko Koehler and Lholr 1randmot '• her, Mra R Sansbury are opend "LUBRICATE~' In& the week at the Chauncey WeJae Farm, on the Harrlaonville road Mra. Hylda Rice end family spent tbe weekend In Gallipolls Mrs. Gen~ Kauff Ja spendlnt the week in Huntlncton vlaltilll her si1tet1 While she is away Jackie Kaurf Is 1taylnc with hla arancfl. parenll, Mr. and .Mn. John Kauft on Middleport Hill Cheri Lee Mayer, dauahter of Mr and Mrt. ilohn MQar, who baa e.nttne BASEBALL PARK OPENED Early Bird Strikes Break Fultz Is Elected ' MULBERRY . New President.Of m-;n~~T~ Out In Three Cities Today Pomeroy Clulmber deal pro- Theodore Reed Jr gave a review of the book, "ConcerDJ of A Contment," for the program Refreshment& were b·J • mb .served by tbe Vlt~eu R~•· n.O 11 me en and Rev -uucr..., - - - ------~======~~~~~ Ernest Prlce, the benevolent but. cher of BmfJeid, upluned ~Y wh y be dee.l.ded to sell ~utton at a pmnr 1 pound "lt'11 tbe (iaK man or t,.he hou«ew!fe," be 8aid I prefer the bou8eWife •I Weather ildcat Strikesl'hreatening Steel Negotiations 25th Anniversary -INTERNATIONA.L CltO!Itr, Frtthtr, lrlghttr. son's,, . ,_= • • • • '!I' .. . .,-: nae • .......,••• ...._. ~----~--------------------~----------~~~~--~~~~~~~--~~~~--------------------------------------------------·----------~----··----~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Obto,~y, June 23, 1959 IINGU--t:;OPY-.-IC De.,.~ ........ ~~~~-~~~~ ----------~------~· VOL XI NQ. Gil Reduced 25" for AI tlie Choir of the Church tai.ea a receu dwme the lliummer months, special muaic Ja furnished ~h week by variOtll choir mem bei's. Thas Sunday, Mrs. Robert Crail sang a solo tot the lf0Jinln1 Worah1p aervtce in the place of the ~oir anthem NEW NOTICE •.•• to call ..• (UPI) The gJfta were presented by the Superintendent, Rhodall SteffY to 0 E. McKinley for beinc the old est rather present anct to FrantJin Triplett for beinc the :roun1e1t father preaent and to Lowell Bea~ ver, the father with the yourt~elf. child preaent and also to H. W Crall, the father w1th the lon1eat term of active years atlbe Church .. ,, See us now about. little to enjoy our service, yoy'll wonder Elnjtam ChriJI, Middleport Sunday durl., the Sunday School hour wben the oldeat and yo~biHt tathen were recop.ltetd and presented wltb Eilll 4 MAkE A DATE TO It ~~~ ~l~~~~teed .. MUTTON AGAlNST TixEs BINF1ELD, e OPTOMETRIST Ealt Court Street, Pomeroy Offlee Hour~: 8 to 11, I i. CeloM !d N- .. Tllan.) I That You ConWhen We Do Your Laundry Every Week. CALL US NOW. IIACI DIUVQ ICILLID 1 UGRANG«, GL •1/Pl -odiiJ La111arr Howell, 311, ol AUonta. y01 tilled SundQ' diii'ID.I a 1... "" apln lor tllo claJ'a recuJarl)o ly LUCIU..I HAWkiNS acbedulod aporia ear raeo. Hewell'• CJr went Jnto a curve_ foo Mra Mannie Neut.z.11ng, Mr1. Falher'o Doy al the Cbureb of /aat aod II llf~Pod eD<I over ODd. Special Fathers Day Program Is Rlehard Campbell, Mrs Herbert Miller and Mn. Guy Reynolds members of Jane HoweU Tent, are m Columbua today to attend the 70th annual convenUon of the Oh10 Department of tJM Da\ljbt.era of Union VeteranL Mra Ellu.betb Culler, teacher at Rio Grande Colle&e, left San Francisco, Cahf Sunday evenma:, for a trip around the world Sbe wlll return m Odober. Marilyn and Barbara Rouah were Frtday dinner guests of their aunt and uncle, Mr and Mn Robert Warner Mr and Mu Roy Tracy Jr, son Larry a."ld daughters, , AJenet,. Maralynn and caralynn and Mrs Neutzhng were Columbus 1vl,Jilo'rs Saturday Mr and Mrs. Garland Weaver nnd daughter Ann ot Dayton were weekend cuelta of her parenti, Mr and Mrs Joba Sauvage M 1as Marie B1cbman left Sun day for a visit 1n Dayton w1tb Mr •nd Mrs. Garlaod weaver and daughter Mtss Brenda Strauss of Colum bus, spent the weetend wlllt her !•&rents, Mr and Mn. 'Edward Mrauss Mrs Ven Johnion and Sherry Of Columbus were weekend iueats or Mrs Helen Johnson Mr and Mrs Clarenee Muaar returned Sunday, aftef a weekend vtsit m Columbus, With their spn ~md daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Geora:e Muaar Mr and Mrs Everett 1\omu 2nd David Thomas of Mlneiaville spent Sunday at the Walter 'Thomas f11hlng cahlp at M•lta Mr and Mra. Jl.q& BtiJey or Frankhn Furna~ were . recent gueels of M11sea Lent and Katie Guth • Mr and Mrs Henry Re•bel and Mr and Mn Donley Relbel and daughters Donna and Pae Kat· hryn spent Sund•• In wu•osvllle, 'Y • w1th Mr and Mro Harley Siron..a ond lamJl"" • a.t y:,. Sentinel, POmeroy-Middleport, 0., June U. lHll N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. "':iiiiiiii::iiii:iiii~\llummer liii ~Dally Muinly About People 1n pomeroy Kenneth Finley .•.uporh•tonde~t .l of the adtool, read a poem On "Father" after wh1ch he presented gllts to Leo Smith the youna:nt f at b er presen l , Rev Eugene Brown, the oldest falher, and U'l9 Vaughan the father w1th the most chUdren I Pomeroy, Ohio I _____.;.._____ ";;::iiii:iiii:::i;:iiiiiiii::iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iiiii~:iiii:iiii;; r You Con ------------------------"1 Ruppel! and Jamie Jobb pre· 1 In the exercise "Our Church' lJy B1lly Haptonstall , Joe Hmdy, and Stevie Knnke the t'h•ldren carr•ed htUe churches to emphaa Apple Grove Society Events • lvei:J NEWS OF THE AREA Hendricks Family Reuniol) Is Held Sunday At Racine A reUniOn of the family of ll!r ' 'I ' " ,. . ' ,\ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 22, 1959 stout