https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/efae6120f1d911414147788b0e8bb54b.pdf 06940e00dd1191b41e29fd9fe5fb411c PDF Text Text ' • .. • • • 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 ' " ,. . ' ,\ �' fHf - IMI'Y $ENTINEL - - - -- ..... .. ••• ' ~-tafillg Editorially .MEftOJANTS PONDER FAffi TRADE BILL Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., June 23, 1959-4 A.·.sent· IT? lilt Th ttOLZft: lfOfi'!fAL' WAN Today Js TUesday, .June :23, the t74th day of the year. with 191 more day! to follow In 1859. The moon is approaching its last quarter. The mornitll ttar ia Satt.Jrn. The evening stars are Mt~rcury, VeJJus, Mars and Jnpiter. Qn this date in history: tn 1683 Wil!him Penn signed a treaty of' peace with tbe Indian• at Shackamaxon, on tbe Dela· ware River. . In, 1836, the federal govemment apportioned among the states a surplus of more than 28-million dollan. In 1845 the Congress of Texas agreed to ' annexation by tbe Unit· ed States. In 1868. Christopher Sholes, a Wisconsin joLJI'nalist and polttlci~n reeeived a p&tent for a typewr1t· er. In 1894, David Saxe - Coburt, Admitted June ADS , FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS PHONI 398 · RA'I'ES Qld Fashioned Bellinq Planned Mrs. Ek:btnger, WU~ur ?!!"· E~~~:."i.,!~~;~Henry and Miw. Thomas Scott hosteaaea t~ an ~ld fashioned beUine and shower for 14:r. and Mn. Leroy Sautera (Joyce Bow· era) to be held at Hra. Scott's home on the FlatWoodi!·West Shade Road Friday ni&bt. Friends and n~iehbol1 are in· vited. --r~-:-: Mr. and MrL Dana s. Turn~ and family bave mewed Into the Edith Bing home. • • 8 cents Jler word, one insertio-n. Mlnimtim ·cblrge ~- 80 tebt& 6 cent& per word for .tbree ' COD!ecuUve lnsertiDM. Special -· on~ marltb for 30 cents. PM' word. Fall nte of 3 Cflita per word will tie e~gOO for a'dvertl&lnc if not paJd within 10 daffl after reeelvbJg blll. . ilrrors &r Ad..rl.l•lng - Should 11< reporq,d tmmedl!Qir. Tilt De.U~ Sellttl tel will aot be l'elponsible for m{]ft t!KI.11 one !oeorrect t.nsertlou.. ~of Thank.t and Sped&l. Notices Clf Events $1.00. Obituariea published at 1 cent rtter wonl. WORDS I DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS I MO. I~ IIOe liOe $1.35 "'·DO 20 60c $1.20 $1.80 ~.00 25. • 70c $1.50 $2.25 GERMAN SHEPARD PUP. FULLY JlqlJtere6.. 9 month1 oW Genue and uae to childreo: If•• been lnno(:ulated. Phone 8lJO.M. · 8 22 3te Galiipolia ~ 2o: . Williaui 'Earl DavlJ, Gwendolyne Sheett, Springston · Ken· Late News/ Off The Wire MONTREAL UPI- A flotilla of U. 8. warll)ips wu moving Into the St. Ltwrence Seaway tod1y bound for pcrh iD seven stales durine the 11ummer. COLUMBUS UPI-A proposal to lower Oluo's minimum votinjt to 18 has won another roqnd the Legistature, but Jawn1aken are predicting it will be ki!1ed in ih final Senate vote. $7.50 STIPF LAW TO STAY SYDNEY, Aust:nUa tTPI - Australia hat refu~ed to tt!lu the be -in that day'S paper. Ads received by lD A.lt I~) ant. . .MACHINE ClEAN· . Less "tliree monthi old. Tbr11w awar. bags. Will sell for Good CINft \ht41 C•n All ¥"" tnd Models METltOPOLITAN Auto .S.I" ' baliln~ due.$f1.5Q'. Payments $6 per month. Phone 343. I :10,. "' 6206tp ', 195() Cill';VRdUET II TON 'TRUOK Good tiies, new paint, 4.-speed transmission, Keater, extra good condition. Pri-ce $2911.00 Kenneth HarUey, Pomerey, Ohio. 6 20 3tp NECCH! ZIG . ZAG SEWING MA· CHINE-Makes button holes, sews -cn manY button~, ~sipa. and many, Cost over $300.00 n~w. Pay ' off •bal«nce $154.00. Al'MTMENTS - $IO.Olf "Per month. Phone 30. 6 20 61p TI!OROBRED COWE PUPS. John TUcker: HySell &tun Road. Phone 6833·M 6"23·3tc , FOR-sALt sEm PROPER'IIY towet Pomeroy~ Locust Street, Mrs. W. Frecker Return$ Home From Week Visit Mainly About Peqple Furniohell ond anlurniahed. McMntera, \\~dleport, Phone fi004.M. 1 1 tf 3 ROOM AND BATil FURNISH· ED apartment 256 S. 4th st. Middleport Phone 6068·Y. YOUR SHOES KARR & YAH ZANOT Phoao 4~5 Pomeroy DAN. $995. Radin and heater, 11td. transmis!lion. EXtra nice. Bla~ttnar's l='omel'())'. 6 20 6tc Home Eeonomiea teachen at OSU. attend~ a recital given Jtudentl ot Min Mild· MAC~ -Less than three months old. Originally sold for $2159.00 Balance due $98.00. Payments $7.00 per month. Phone 343. 6 20 6tp from a local bulk dealer whe · caJ1 llimra ,_ ljUOied. blth and ranee. 8 room howe &-room iframe dwelling, bath end t rooln apartmeqt. Phone and basement. Contact: Mrs. 310.11; 'Pomero,. A. N. Bencet Ra'ymond Harbrecht, Mulberry N-U.. Avenue, Pomeroy, Otrio, Phone 116·M. 6 20 8tp VlliF\1i!NISiiED 3 ROOM AND bath apartment. All new, very SINGER SLANT NEEDlE-Five modern. Coate• BldA"., Middle· moriths old~ like new. Pay of! port. 6-13·l2tc balance $76.00. $8.00 per month. Phone~. 8 20 8tp 3 ROOM F!IRNISHED APART" · - -:~::::-::7::=-:::955 ,PONTIAC VO 2 DOOR SE· INECCH! SUPERNOVA · promptly· 111ct Wltere prices are .atro- ~ ~" "' We ...., equ1ppeo1 to II..JlW·: ~. '<··• tffldent ~ . ''" .. . . I=--=a=OOM:=''-:AP-=:'AR:::TMENT::::=:~-::W:-ITII- ~......,~. j Mra. Wendell J'red:er of ltacine returned home &unday after a week 1ll Columbu'a wlth her daugh ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brlt:s:• and ff,nllly, and her son and dautbter-ln-law, Mr. and Mra. Larry Rousb. While 1,n Columbus, Mrs. Freeker attended a four day •:~:~:!'~: the state conference of V BUY YOUR lOll LED GAS . • • RUTLAND .FURNfTUII oa CONTACI· KAsoN . . .. ment, atreet level. PJi.one 965-X. 6-16-tfc FO=:-R-.:::RENT="".--QLO._S-E-111 le"T Buttemut Ave. For every·room I~ your liom1111ert· -nntltf.•reesliitlflcoolneu ~ AUCTIONliER 'I Cempltt• S.rwlc• Crltt Bradford Wrltt, Phon~~ or Contact A. C. Bradfonf, RaciM, Olllo/ In Pomeror. 1r .114WIC Ill I I ~UC"-U I NEYER AnAY TOO FOR THIS .LOW.COST ALL-YEA.RGAS COOLING-HEAlfNGi.-&JSlEI .' • !.. l ,,2.72 ..... ...,.., ...... .,.... ...... ..., ........ "SEVEN REAsoNs.WHY ' ,; HOI tbll' ala """" T•Jed., Gllllo ...... lh• own..- IDYl· "W• ha'l• ut-d Arllla Selwl All Yeor 0. Air Condltlolll11g line. 19,. and find H MCMIIOfillactorv." ·. . : '\ l. YOU~LL &£ ~, $MART · · BuY· borne, .' .. " ·~ ... co.., , F•C)R l!ALI!: 8 RO,OM HOUSE, 'bath, furnished or uofurnJabed. oW,oer leatlng Ita~. tr~nk 'HUdSon; Pomeroy. . Phon.e 533. ! I' ~11H1te I ' ...' ··~· ;r ., : ~-.Ohio " 1. ~ iillo a iU: "'""""" -lloolno In· ..,·~· , ·. .. ' \ ' fi -· ~~·~.\i}.l:'• '·~~~' . �' fHf - IMI'Y $ENTINEL - - - -- ..... .. ••• ' ~-tafillg Editorially .MEftOJANTS PONDER FAffi TRADE BILL Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., June 23, 1959-4 A.·.sent· IT? lilt Th ttOLZft: lfOfi'!fAL' WAN Today Js TUesday, .June :23, the t74th day of the year. with 191 more day! to follow In 1859. The moon is approaching its last quarter. The mornitll ttar ia Satt.Jrn. The evening stars are Mt~rcury, VeJJus, Mars and Jnpiter. Qn this date in history: tn 1683 Wil!him Penn signed a treaty of' peace with tbe Indian• at Shackamaxon, on tbe Dela· ware River. . In, 1836, the federal govemment apportioned among the states a surplus of more than 28-million dollan. In 1845 the Congress of Texas agreed to ' annexation by tbe Unit· ed States. In 1868. Christopher Sholes, a Wisconsin joLJI'nalist and polttlci~n reeeived a p&tent for a typewr1t· er. In 1894, David Saxe - Coburt, Admitted June ADS , FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS PHONI 398 · RA'I'ES Qld Fashioned Bellinq Planned Mrs. Ek:btnger, WU~ur ?!!"· E~~~:."i.,!~~;~Henry and Miw. Thomas Scott hosteaaea t~ an ~ld fashioned beUine and shower for 14:r. and Mn. Leroy Sautera (Joyce Bow· era) to be held at Hra. Scott's home on the FlatWoodi!·West Shade Road Friday ni&bt. Friends and n~iehbol1 are in· vited. --r~-:-: Mr. and MrL Dana s. Turn~ and family bave mewed Into the Edith Bing home. • • 8 cents Jler word, one insertio-n. Mlnimtim ·cblrge ~- 80 tebt& 6 cent& per word for .tbree ' COD!ecuUve lnsertiDM. Special -· on~ marltb for 30 cents. PM' word. Fall nte of 3 Cflita per word will tie e~gOO for a'dvertl&lnc if not paJd within 10 daffl after reeelvbJg blll. . ilrrors &r Ad..rl.l•lng - Should 11< reporq,d tmmedl!Qir. Tilt De.U~ Sellttl tel will aot be l'elponsible for m{]ft t!KI.11 one !oeorrect t.nsertlou.. ~of Thank.t and Sped&l. Notices Clf Events $1.00. Obituariea published at 1 cent rtter wonl. WORDS I DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS I MO. I~ IIOe liOe $1.35 "'·DO 20 60c $1.20 $1.80 ~.00 25. • 70c $1.50 $2.25 GERMAN SHEPARD PUP. FULLY JlqlJtere6.. 9 month1 oW Genue and uae to childreo: If•• been lnno(:ulated. Phone 8lJO.M. · 8 22 3te Galiipolia ~ 2o: . Williaui 'Earl DavlJ, Gwendolyne Sheett, Springston · Ken· Late News/ Off The Wire MONTREAL UPI- A flotilla of U. 8. warll)ips wu moving Into the St. Ltwrence Seaway tod1y bound for pcrh iD seven stales durine the 11ummer. COLUMBUS UPI-A proposal to lower Oluo's minimum votinjt to 18 has won another roqnd the Legistature, but Jawn1aken are predicting it will be ki!1ed in ih final Senate vote. $7.50 STIPF LAW TO STAY SYDNEY, Aust:nUa tTPI - Australia hat refu~ed to tt!lu the be -in that day'S paper. Ads received by lD A.lt I~) ant. . .MACHINE ClEAN· . Less "tliree monthi old. Tbr11w awar. bags. Will sell for Good CINft \ht41 C•n All ¥"" tnd Models METltOPOLITAN Auto .S.I" ' baliln~ due.$f1.5Q'. Payments $6 per month. Phone 343. I :10,. "' 6206tp ', 195() Cill';VRdUET II TON 'TRUOK Good tiies, new paint, 4.-speed transmission, Keater, extra good condition. Pri-ce $2911.00 Kenneth HarUey, Pomerey, Ohio. 6 20 3tp NECCH! ZIG . ZAG SEWING MA· CHINE-Makes button holes, sews -cn manY button~, ~sipa. and many, Cost over $300.00 n~w. Pay ' off •bal«nce $154.00. Al'MTMENTS - $IO.Olf "Per month. Phone 30. 6 20 61p TI!OROBRED COWE PUPS. John TUcker: HySell &tun Road. Phone 6833·M 6"23·3tc , FOR-sALt sEm PROPER'IIY towet Pomeroy~ Locust Street, Mrs. W. Frecker Return$ Home From Week Visit Mainly About Peqple Furniohell ond anlurniahed. McMntera, \\~dleport, Phone fi004.M. 1 1 tf 3 ROOM AND BATil FURNISH· ED apartment 256 S. 4th st. Middleport Phone 6068·Y. YOUR SHOES KARR & YAH ZANOT Phoao 4~5 Pomeroy DAN. $995. Radin and heater, 11td. transmis!lion. EXtra nice. Bla~ttnar's l='omel'())'. 6 20 6tc Home Eeonomiea teachen at OSU. attend~ a recital given Jtudentl ot Min Mild· MAC~ -Less than three months old. Originally sold for $2159.00 Balance due $98.00. Payments $7.00 per month. Phone 343. 6 20 6tp from a local bulk dealer whe · caJ1 llimra ,_ ljUOied. blth and ranee. 8 room howe &-room iframe dwelling, bath end t rooln apartmeqt. Phone and basement. Contact: Mrs. 310.11; 'Pomero,. A. N. Bencet Ra'ymond Harbrecht, Mulberry N-U.. Avenue, Pomeroy, Otrio, Phone 116·M. 6 20 8tp VlliF\1i!NISiiED 3 ROOM AND bath apartment. All new, very SINGER SLANT NEEDlE-Five modern. Coate• BldA"., Middle· moriths old~ like new. Pay of! port. 6-13·l2tc balance $76.00. $8.00 per month. Phone~. 8 20 8tp 3 ROOM F!IRNISHED APART" · - -:~::::-::7::=-:::955 ,PONTIAC VO 2 DOOR SE· INECCH! SUPERNOVA · promptly· 111ct Wltere prices are .atro- ~ ~" "' We ...., equ1ppeo1 to II..JlW·: ~. '<··• tffldent ~ . ''" .. . . I=--=a=OOM:=''-:AP-=:'AR:::TMENT::::=:~-::W:-ITII- ~......,~. j Mra. Wendell J'red:er of ltacine returned home &unday after a week 1ll Columbu'a wlth her daugh ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brlt:s:• and ff,nllly, and her son and dautbter-ln-law, Mr. and Mra. Larry Rousb. While 1,n Columbus, Mrs. Freeker attended a four day •:~:~:!'~: the state conference of V BUY YOUR lOll LED GAS . • • RUTLAND .FURNfTUII oa CONTACI· KAsoN . . .. ment, atreet level. PJi.one 965-X. 6-16-tfc FO=:-R-.:::RENT="".--QLO._S-E-111 le"T Buttemut Ave. For every·room I~ your liom1111ert· -nntltf.•reesliitlflcoolneu ~ AUCTIONliER 'I Cempltt• S.rwlc• Crltt Bradford Wrltt, Phon~~ or Contact A. C. Bradfonf, RaciM, Olllo/ In Pomeror. 1r .114WIC Ill I I ~UC"-U I NEYER AnAY TOO FOR THIS .LOW.COST ALL-YEA.RGAS COOLING-HEAlfNGi.-&JSlEI .' • !.. l ,,2.72 ..... ...,.., ...... .,.... ...... ..., ........ "SEVEN REAsoNs.WHY ' ,; HOI tbll' ala """" T•Jed., Gllllo ...... lh• own..- IDYl· "W• ha'l• ut-d Arllla Selwl All Yeor 0. Air Condltlolll11g line. 19,. and find H MCMIIOfillactorv." ·. . : '\ l. YOU~LL &£ ~, $MART · · BuY· borne, .' .. " ·~ ... co.., , F•C)R l!ALI!: 8 RO,OM HOUSE, 'bath, furnished or uofurnJabed. oW,oer leatlng Ita~. tr~nk 'HUdSon; Pomeroy. . Phon.e 533. ! I' ~11H1te I ' ...' ··~· ;r ., : ~-.Ohio " 1. ~ iillo a iU: "'""""" -lloolno In· ..,·~· , ·. .. ' \ ' fi -· ~~·~.\i}.l:'• '·~~~' . �Braves, Indians, Still tJ®eaten , • c • n.Jly !eatllll!l, Jllomenly.Jilddleport, 0., JUlie 21, 199 ' !SPORTS. DESI __ ....... Young baseball talent here can appear before the sharp eyes Of a big league scout at McArthur BasebaU Park July 2 and 3 starting at 9 a.m. each day. Paul Tretiak, Pittsburgh Pirate scout, is inviting everyone interested to bring .their own shoes, gloves, uniforms and incldentals. Camp may be attended either day, but Tretiak advises it's better to plan attendance both days. All e:r.penses are refunded to a candidate if a contract is signed. Ches Knight, president of the County Little League Asso· ciation, has asked that Pony League teams and the high school league clubs from now on be prepared to start their games by 5:30 on scheduled dates. . Little League games will continue starling at 6 p.m. The earLier time for the older boys is advisable, said Ches, be· cause their games are 7 innings. That head of cabbage 28•.; inches in diameter weighing 91'> pounds donated to Sports Desk last week by Don Wolfe of Racine wasn't raised in Wolfe's back yard . 1t came from U!e· ,11!1'1 of H•.rold Grimm. Letart Falls, operated by Ray· iibftif.Jle'nsler (known as the old "Weaver Farm''). . Raymond had dozens of heads of cabbage like it, according to Don. Now how does a cabbage notice rate this column normally dedicated to sporting antics of young and old? Where else could we handle it quickly, cleanly, without fuss or folderol. Anyway, anything coming from Mr. Wolfe must be tinged with athletics, or sports. West Virginia prep athletic chiefs are to hold a meeting soon in Charleston to seek a suitable insurance program for high school athletes. Medical and school men will join In the talks. Big nut to crack: The Insurance program now in effeet will have to double ita r-ates to sta,y in business. The rate hike figures · to eliminate most smaller schools from carrying insurance. Even big schools would face a heavy burden. Koufax Pushed At KO Record, 16 Phillies Go Down Swinging PAINT SALE Rubber Base Paint $3.98 gaL ..,..._afQ)]onl Racine's Braves and Cleland's M1ddle port's Indiana tb.e cream of the Little League team& In 'Meigs Coun ty , remained unde fea ted i n Monday evening play. The Indians ran over the Yan · kees by a record score, J9-0, wh1le Racine barely edged past a fJred up Syracuse Indian s team, 64 , a midst rhubarbs at the end of thr game. Elsewhere, in the Pomeroy gam es, both · the Dodger-Ya nkee and Redleg - Pirate contestS were rained out before 4 1h inn in g.~ of play h.ad been gottene in. At Syracuse the Racine Can!~ t ook the home Glanla lS.lO, while in Middleport, the Senators won again, 7-3, this time over the •Braves. Racine woo ove r the- lmEans in the botlom '){ the fifth , the l:ICOr e 4-4 going in. Larry Price and Bill ·P lcke ns opened It with back ·to· b&ck triples and Norm&n Norris sini}ed. In the top of that inning Syracuse's B. Smith had homered-a solo job-and Jackie Wililams also homered, but was called out al home when he missed the plate, his act being noticed by one of Racine's managerial staff. And the fruit flew . Price had another triple and a the Indians Baker had a triple and single, Pickens anothera single. For Winebrenner 11ingle and a single, a triple . Price tanned 13 for the Brne~. Baker tanned live IBraves. FREE PMKING Pboae 200 1 E. Mila St. Pomeroy -Harlan Services Are On Friday In Ann Arbor --~~~~~~~~~~~!!!~~-:-~---• o . CHATAM , N. J. UPJ- Floyd Patterson, though razor sharp at the finish of hia ,training, 1tlll leBVes openings In his peek-a-boo Uefense that could be dinstrous Thursd ay night if challenger logemar Johansson really has a de~· astating ,right list. Despite Floy•l's remarkable speed, the openings for a straight right or a right uppercut showed now and then, even in his last boxing drill here at Ehsan Kara· dac'f.l camp Mond11y. Peeking from behind his gloves and forearms, held well' up be· fore his fa ce, the heoavywelghl champion attempt& to ~!ide lnunder an oppommt 's left jaband launch his terr ilk hooking 1.... comblnatlona at clo~:~e .... uarters. But, as he comes In, h~ breaks out or the peek-a boo to t't hrow the !irst hook- and semelilfl.cs leaves his fa ce wide open. there. And the openings may be more. apparent than ever before, be· cause the sometimu cautious Pat· ter~n is eager for an impressive "kilL" He admltv he'll- be shoot· Jng for public recognition as a good ch"ampion- gotng all out to win public approval. 1 t:hannel $-·l~sday you need the Bruce Harlan, former Ohio State diving star, and diving coach .of the University of .MiebJaan, who died in Norwalk, Conn., Monday. Harlan, a former, Olympic di~er <iied in. a hospital from head ·in· ~uriea suJfered Sund'y night at )'airfield, Conn., wheq be fell 27 feet while dlamantllng a diving platform and atnlck lQs head. f:IN? of'!'rlltlt 4:SO jB:OO B:IIO ' 8:00 broad Ka.bfiity .1:00 Prioe il Rla:ht 11:110 Oo""'91rftlon 12100.. Tie Tao ·Jlitu&b 12:30 It Could Be You · ' ,'I!P,~P!Qbwlo "su~ •' · .• t 8:30 . . Bob t :OO \lliit-Day News Cumming~ o:IIO Col"!'+! ' Accldenlo can bappeD when cblldton ..., at plql . . By Juto·Oumen '" ~~ ~ IO:QO ~-)a Your~ -. ...0 T~ ·1:80 Katie Doonolf Sbow • 16:110' Tariet ' "· • UtG!I! lt!tnni ljel~ll... , U.tQ· Wll'thereut ii:l!l· 'l'lie Jack Poor S!loW . 1:1111• l!!p .Off · _111:30 Comedy:Time JO<OO Doulh Re !If . J0:30 Treasure U••t ... 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Wednudar Nliht ll'lllnt 9:4«f .~~to Parade • . -' ltraft Muoit: JlliU .- WCHS:tt·.: cfi'cinnel 8 DAVIS-WARNER PHONE 33G·X ' '00 lllale Trooper ,,110 W11on Trotn · 8:111 -~ 1s 1\il!ht. 1.45 Si¥!1 Qn . I ........._, ""'" !low• •!'l....., l itil· Nllc N-o;'" flaa ~ • ""'rih -~.~ti~"""':"'--- ••,•., .. _ ........ 1•>0 w~~~ .:4111, ~~ -~hOuSe , Chan!MI 1_w...a--.1•:oo • _ _ , .,.J.!I4l ...veraae ,, 4,.., S:OO Court e:ta · The .tlhf~t.,. Sbo1r • , ,., . l(elthertall Show Jl:).U · Weatltercallt P,:l!l Joel< J'iar Sbow J!:OO Stgit Off ' ' · 1., !lfovlelltu , 'II"!"'• 1"' ii l)a1 « . Hu~ JleiJUons Yoge ;Dr. Jillbile 3:110 From Til.- JIQ<>ti ' · LOO 1\•!10 Ne... - - That' a· when you -~~ broad. liabillty . of Auto-Ownm T Protection. lt'a f policieo In-. lo p!Oiect both homo 81111 faml11 at.._. I <1• .2:00 2;:1;W 3:00 • 0:00 Da•\d ;!flm Show 19:011 !lonna !letd Show 19:~ MC\ISed 11:00 . T!ie Newt Tontgbt on l!:fli! s.,nulnl tho Weath" 11: !0 • ~ports Rejtorl ·11:10' •!,ate Show .i All-Stars Will Get Help From Johnny Sauer STANDINGS Fair · . !:~ l'f,;o Ne.,. · · · '7:00 Wl!Uam Tell 7:110 Dragnet 8:00 Stove Canyon • . <8:30 Jimmie lloti&erB !bO'II ,9:00 Callfornlane . s policia in 0111 to ,we .)'0" more CIIC1<I'tl8' at lea CDIIfl Unlttd Pmt J"ioernatlon.l lt waa Buffalo'. turn today to lead the lnternstlonal t,ague. The Bh:1on1 tu:rne"d in a '4·3 ' victory (lVer Rtebmond Mcnday night to reaaln •the lead that has been pused back and forth be· tween the . two teama for the laat two weeks. Richmond took a 3·1 lead on Bobby Deakln'a "\bre~·run homer In the fourth inning, but Buffalo bounced back with three in the sixtli to take over ftnt place by a half game. Columbua bUt the Red Winga 10.0 and T01onto tCtOk Havana 6·2. or CO.sequenooi 1 ~~tJ Dateline UN· 1:!5 . Jlat '!U~r S11W · 8:25 W~t"huiiR ' ;a: so Nt-n PI~ . covengeof Buffalo Takes Turn As Leader SALE$ & SERVICE l an active famU;y ANN A'RBOR, Mieb. UPl--Servlces wlll be here · Friday. for PAINT ROOFING l TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ.TV . ~3 ~ UnitH P'"a lnt.ernttlon•l 16 batters while pUchlnC the They always said it couldn't be Dodaers to a 6-.2 victory over tile done- but Sandy Ko1.1fa:x ean ·Pbiladelph\a PhUile1. Plctvrecl /40 Ortllno'Y make rival batamen look lllt.e lhr of Dtan"e Mark "I'm not crlt,lcWng the aports worse hitters than he Ia. .Koufax's performance fell one It's no mean trick, too, when strikeout shy of the National writers," he Nid today. "They'Ve pictured me as a very ordinary you conaider that the 23--year·old Leaaue mark set by Dl:r.zoy Dean champion. They had two reaaons southpaw spcedbaUer think• noth· In 1933 but he did earn a couple lng of 11triking out 10 times in a of lines In the record book: · for that. They considered my four rhal\engers bum1, althou_a:b 1 did row or golna: a lull aeason wltb -The 18 atrlkeouts anapped r1ot. Bul I'll admit I didn't help one or two hits. the major league record or 14 for thC aituation muqh beeauae I l,t'a a ~o.ke, son, wheg. be's hit· 1 niJh\ aame previously held by wun't shai] tor any of thoae de· tin but at a n()t 10 ~u~~ when ,• . . , Vander Meer, Bob Feller ~fnses-not sblrp 1ike I waa when Sandy le pllehi1~od ~etttnr ley and sam Jone1. the ball anyw~ere near· tJit. pltte.••• • . knocked out Archie Moore." Koufu, a BrooklYn-born $20,-.the total of 16 strikeouts in 1 It's a blg queatlon whether JO< 000-bonus baby who on~e apralned one a:ame aliO equalled the all· liansson has enoua:b exploeives in an ankle when he ~pped over time mark by a left·handerHi11 right to knock out Patter&an, thc foul Hne" at Ebbeta Field, ahared by Rube WaddeU, Nap Plnd Four o.,-nlngs whoae only defeat in 36 fightll . looked Uke he flnaliy Ia comlna Rucker, Jack Harahman and Herb J<,our men, none ot them with was on a que1Uona-ble decision to of age 8'8 a major league pitcher Score . Johansson 's reputation as a punch forme r Jight·heavyweight chomMonday night when he struck out -At the &ame time the total et, found that open ing during pion Joey Maxim in 1914. equalled the olub alna:le.,..me .P atterson's profeaslomri career strikeout rocord held by any Dod· 003 400-7 8 '1 and floored him, without doinJ Certainly the Swedlsb challen· ger pitcher--In tbb caae, Rucker Braves 011 010---3 8 3 much harm. ger never unveiled hi-s riJ:ht durJuly :M, ltot. Stephenson and G. Stobart. Sau· -·o:. ··· w;cre Jacques Royer-Crecy ine 192 rounds of 'lparring in pte· Koufax struck out at teaat one er (LP}, J. Johnson (:)) and J. , amateurish Pete Rade· paration lor tbla filht-never batter In every lnnlna: up to Johnson, Hanning (ft). macher, middleweight Jose Tor· l::~:..a knockdown. Unbeaten the ninth. Three atrikeout.a ln Indians G31J 87(11)-39 31 rea in training camp and Roy huiata he's been boldlna 000 00 0- 0 1 ? Harl"la. his punch In order \o sur· the llnal frame would have set a Yankees new major Jea1ue mark two would Hannina: and Morris. Fry (LP), prise the ·champion. have tied Fe!.ler'a exbtiRI record Nellon '{2), Will (3), Whitlatch (6) Patterson knocked out Royer· lneemar aays. 11 NO man can and one would have tied Dean'• and Robinson, Crecy 1, Rademl(her 6 and Karstend up when 1 hit him with my N. L. mark. But he couldn't aet C.rda 701 lD-18 n 2 ria 12. Unquestionably the chamrtgbl." 1hem. Gianta 240 -i-10 7 2 pion ha• improved In speed and Mi~key Mantle drove In aix dlostlck and Spencer. M. Jenkins, power since hia 1a5t trip to th11 runa with two homera and a trl· I~~~:::': (4l and B. Cilndlfl. deck in the Harrl• fight, last Au· 002 UQ....-4 6 2 guat. But the ' openings are still pte to lea~ the New York Yan- I: 103 02x-6 9 4 keee to an 1111 vll::tory over the Brave• Kanaal City Athlttlca and rookie Baker and Winebrenner. Price Eddie Flaher won hli major laa· nod Arnott. a:ue debut at the San Francl&eO Olanta downed the Plttabureh Pirates 4·1 In the ooly other bl& leaa:ue action. United P.-.s• lntwn.tlontl Mantle eent the Yenkeot off National Lt..u• winlln& wllb a two-run homer In DA,YTON, 0. \JI~J-Johqny W, L. Pet, 01 tha flrat lnnlna:, tripled with t~ Sauer, radio 11portscaster and a 38 28 .~76 Milwaukee abolnt In the fifth and connected AII·Arrierlcan footbAll former tranciKo 36 30 .8119' [ for bta Mcond t..-o-run homer. In San ... •.. p1111yer at Nortbweatem and 37 33 .~28 s Loa Anllelea the ~eventh. Bill Skowron alto 36 33 .Baa Sl!t coaeb at the Ci"del, was """e~ "COME SEE US" homered tor the Yankee• to help Plthburah Monday to · tht..l'.~chlng atatf 33 33 .1100 4 rellef plteher BObbY Shantl win 30 35 .~1 7\!t the Colle&iate All' ·Star team. bla tecond a:ame. · S1uer, notiUed of the appoint80 38 .411!1 8 ment by Cleveland Brown atar z~ 39 .stl 12 MICHANIZID ~IL!I' COlli'S ~,.,., ltwlla Otto Graham. heed coach lor MILWAUKEE UP! - The Mil· lan fll'llnciKo 4 Plttstwrwh 1 Colle&latea, la affiliated wltb waukee BriVfll win have 1 mech· L01 Arttel•a 6 Phila. 2, nl1ht ton Radio StaUon WAVI. Pbolle 1001·X anbed ' relief corps bea:tnnlDJ to· Wednn4•y'• GaiMI nlcht. Bullpen burlera will arrive flltbburth tt San Franca.co or lUI-X from \heir center field ehelter oa · ChkttO at Cincinnati MIDDLI!PORT a aeooter. St. Loyls • MUwaukM, itleht Phlla. at Lu AftlllH, nllllrt For Tht Best In Paint Sal" And Strvlu . LE'rS GIT If ;you have and two horne ruus. Me- and Diddle three singles. Giants, G. Aeiker had twu singles and W. Hubbard a triple and two singlea. BIG SCORE The Yanks' Donnie Nelson bloopcd a sinele into short right for the Yankee bit while the tndiaru pounded · out 31 for 39 runs defensive miscues not being counted. For •the Indians, undefcsted 1n leegue play, Donnie Hanning had 7 for 7, three homers, three tri· h d and a sins l e. 1\o[I ck Morrl 8 a homers, a double and two :"l~~~;..y ClatWorthy and Gary Stobart continued their timely , • 1 hlttlng 1¥1 the Senators w n over Braves. Tbe winners put across four run 8 in the top of -the fourth on a walk, two errors, Clatworlhy's single and a hit batsman. Clat· worthy also h<~d a double, while SLobart got two singles. the Braves, Jimmy Johnson Bingle and! a trlpltl and Halstead two ain&les. Sauer and Jim Hackett ~d ~AIO ·­ GOIN ' ·· Fl d Sh s •11 L • four ?.; ~:~~~· J,on;;n~i:: oy ~ arp, li eavmg F• :::m: ~:~~~m:.~d ..~·: Openings For 0pponent's 1st At SHORE I DO. AJDol 1 \ ~bur;r. SmtllllfiWI ' , '!'llis iute ll!ouii .· -· Tho Titreo .Siooleo ' ' j f:OO ·T!tO 6,;: llliow .. a:ao ,To TeJr "l:ll'd Ttatll .•• ' t:OO·il'OU'I' Bad ·a1111 · . 11ecl Skclitin " Oarir )loon Sbcnr >. , ...- .· Newa ol ·!bo.NJcbl ... 13 . .}.\'C)N FISHER COMPANY ·1'0MEROY, PHONE Amtrlcan L"'"* w, 1,. ..... 3~ :n: .11611 34 110 .031 3f 3! .~23 33 . 91 .BIB 34 81 .823 Giant'Hybrid Bearded Iris! cOlorful 2-tone beauties! Val· u., to ~ each and morel Sac· rUice al · City · Gil I 2\!t 3 3\!t 28 84 .4~3 7 lift · ' " 7\!t 33 ·"' 'l!t l 'lorfl-l!lorfl . • ' ' ~e"ice Centtlr S~eci,ls' , ,, DUAL ACfiON ~IRPLANi 9. itllr .' .. SHOCKS · · ,. ···· ·· ·· · $12. ' .v . 'OHI:O' '. 388~Y - I . ·- •. ' '· .. ,,1· . r ,.; ·.! ·. r/". •. • . , ~ . '. \. ' •• > • --~"- GLj\$1!1 PACIQIID . SPORT MUFFLERS '' I FLOOil ·;Mnformostc~ ·· ·$1~?a,..; · •· • . . ' ' ,. ·, . (Z ·Wijee~ ceed · ieUq' S. ·J, AI atb· tbe l<!tiool. Ire- -rematn · as caurt Loyola teama to 1 81 vk!torlu and tl Jo11e1 in ela:ht land., , eoaeh yean. . , '. . BONDEQ .tR4KE SHOES ' ' ~·~;-\ .' .' ,,,,,tnl .. y ' }~·~~-1,. .,,\Y··· I • Ol " ~. , �Braves, Indians, Still tJ®eaten , • c • n.Jly !eatllll!l, Jllomenly.Jilddleport, 0., JUlie 21, 199 ' !SPORTS. DESI __ ....... Young baseball talent here can appear before the sharp eyes Of a big league scout at McArthur BasebaU Park July 2 and 3 starting at 9 a.m. each day. Paul Tretiak, Pittsburgh Pirate scout, is inviting everyone interested to bring .their own shoes, gloves, uniforms and incldentals. Camp may be attended either day, but Tretiak advises it's better to plan attendance both days. All e:r.penses are refunded to a candidate if a contract is signed. Ches Knight, president of the County Little League Asso· ciation, has asked that Pony League teams and the high school league clubs from now on be prepared to start their games by 5:30 on scheduled dates. . Little League games will continue starling at 6 p.m. The earLier time for the older boys is advisable, said Ches, be· cause their games are 7 innings. That head of cabbage 28•.; inches in diameter weighing 91'> pounds donated to Sports Desk last week by Don Wolfe of Racine wasn't raised in Wolfe's back yard . 1t came from U!e· ,11!1'1 of H•.rold Grimm. Letart Falls, operated by Ray· iibftif.Jle'nsler (known as the old "Weaver Farm''). . Raymond had dozens of heads of cabbage like it, according to Don. Now how does a cabbage notice rate this column normally dedicated to sporting antics of young and old? Where else could we handle it quickly, cleanly, without fuss or folderol. Anyway, anything coming from Mr. Wolfe must be tinged with athletics, or sports. West Virginia prep athletic chiefs are to hold a meeting soon in Charleston to seek a suitable insurance program for high school athletes. Medical and school men will join In the talks. Big nut to crack: The Insurance program now in effeet will have to double ita r-ates to sta,y in business. The rate hike figures · to eliminate most smaller schools from carrying insurance. Even big schools would face a heavy burden. Koufax Pushed At KO Record, 16 Phillies Go Down Swinging PAINT SALE Rubber Base Paint $3.98 gaL ..,..._afQ)]onl Racine's Braves and Cleland's M1ddle port's Indiana tb.e cream of the Little League team& In 'Meigs Coun ty , remained unde fea ted i n Monday evening play. The Indians ran over the Yan · kees by a record score, J9-0, wh1le Racine barely edged past a fJred up Syracuse Indian s team, 64 , a midst rhubarbs at the end of thr game. Elsewhere, in the Pomeroy gam es, both · the Dodger-Ya nkee and Redleg - Pirate contestS were rained out before 4 1h inn in g.~ of play h.ad been gottene in. At Syracuse the Racine Can!~ t ook the home Glanla lS.lO, while in Middleport, the Senators won again, 7-3, this time over the •Braves. Racine woo ove r the- lmEans in the botlom '){ the fifth , the l:ICOr e 4-4 going in. Larry Price and Bill ·P lcke ns opened It with back ·to· b&ck triples and Norm&n Norris sini}ed. In the top of that inning Syracuse's B. Smith had homered-a solo job-and Jackie Wililams also homered, but was called out al home when he missed the plate, his act being noticed by one of Racine's managerial staff. And the fruit flew . Price had another triple and a the Indians Baker had a triple and single, Pickens anothera single. For Winebrenner 11ingle and a single, a triple . Price tanned 13 for the Brne~. Baker tanned live IBraves. FREE PMKING Pboae 200 1 E. Mila St. Pomeroy -Harlan Services Are On Friday In Ann Arbor --~~~~~~~~~~~!!!~~-:-~---• o . CHATAM , N. J. UPJ- Floyd Patterson, though razor sharp at the finish of hia ,training, 1tlll leBVes openings In his peek-a-boo Uefense that could be dinstrous Thursd ay night if challenger logemar Johansson really has a de~· astating ,right list. Despite Floy•l's remarkable speed, the openings for a straight right or a right uppercut showed now and then, even in his last boxing drill here at Ehsan Kara· dac'f.l camp Mond11y. Peeking from behind his gloves and forearms, held well' up be· fore his fa ce, the heoavywelghl champion attempt& to ~!ide lnunder an oppommt 's left jaband launch his terr ilk hooking 1.... comblnatlona at clo~:~e .... uarters. But, as he comes In, h~ breaks out or the peek-a boo to t't hrow the !irst hook- and semelilfl.cs leaves his fa ce wide open. there. And the openings may be more. apparent than ever before, be· cause the sometimu cautious Pat· ter~n is eager for an impressive "kilL" He admltv he'll- be shoot· Jng for public recognition as a good ch"ampion- gotng all out to win public approval. 1 t:hannel $-·l~sday you need the Bruce Harlan, former Ohio State diving star, and diving coach .of the University of .MiebJaan, who died in Norwalk, Conn., Monday. Harlan, a former, Olympic di~er <iied in. a hospital from head ·in· ~uriea suJfered Sund'y night at )'airfield, Conn., wheq be fell 27 feet while dlamantllng a diving platform and atnlck lQs head. f:IN? of'!'rlltlt 4:SO jB:OO B:IIO ' 8:00 broad Ka.bfiity .1:00 Prioe il Rla:ht 11:110 Oo""'91rftlon 12100.. Tie Tao ·Jlitu&b 12:30 It Could Be You · ' ,'I!P,~P!Qbwlo "su~ •' · .• t 8:30 . . Bob t :OO \lliit-Day News Cumming~ o:IIO Col"!'+! ' Accldenlo can bappeD when cblldton ..., at plql . . By Juto·Oumen '" ~~ ~ IO:QO ~-)a Your~ -. ...0 T~ ·1:80 Katie Doonolf Sbow • 16:110' Tariet ' "· • UtG!I! lt!tnni ljel~ll... , U.tQ· Wll'thereut ii:l!l· 'l'lie Jack Poor S!loW . 1:1111• l!!p .Off · _111:30 Comedy:Time JO<OO Doulh Re !If . J0:30 Treasure U••t ... 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T!ie Newt Tontgbt on l!:fli! s.,nulnl tho Weath" 11: !0 • ~ports Rejtorl ·11:10' •!,ate Show .i All-Stars Will Get Help From Johnny Sauer STANDINGS Fair · . !:~ l'f,;o Ne.,. · · · '7:00 Wl!Uam Tell 7:110 Dragnet 8:00 Stove Canyon • . <8:30 Jimmie lloti&erB !bO'II ,9:00 Callfornlane . s policia in 0111 to ,we .)'0" more CIIC1<I'tl8' at lea CDIIfl Unlttd Pmt J"ioernatlon.l lt waa Buffalo'. turn today to lead the lnternstlonal t,ague. The Bh:1on1 tu:rne"d in a '4·3 ' victory (lVer Rtebmond Mcnday night to reaaln •the lead that has been pused back and forth be· tween the . two teama for the laat two weeks. Richmond took a 3·1 lead on Bobby Deakln'a "\bre~·run homer In the fourth inning, but Buffalo bounced back with three in the sixtli to take over ftnt place by a half game. Columbua bUt the Red Winga 10.0 and T01onto tCtOk Havana 6·2. or CO.sequenooi 1 ~~tJ Dateline UN· 1:!5 . Jlat '!U~r S11W · 8:25 W~t"huiiR ' ;a: so Nt-n PI~ . covengeof Buffalo Takes Turn As Leader SALE$ & SERVICE l an active famU;y ANN A'RBOR, Mieb. UPl--Servlces wlll be here · Friday. for PAINT ROOFING l TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ.TV . ~3 ~ UnitH P'"a lnt.ernttlon•l 16 batters while pUchlnC the They always said it couldn't be Dodaers to a 6-.2 victory over tile done- but Sandy Ko1.1fa:x ean ·Pbiladelph\a PhUile1. Plctvrecl /40 Ortllno'Y make rival batamen look lllt.e lhr of Dtan"e Mark "I'm not crlt,lcWng the aports worse hitters than he Ia. .Koufax's performance fell one It's no mean trick, too, when strikeout shy of the National writers," he Nid today. "They'Ve pictured me as a very ordinary you conaider that the 23--year·old Leaaue mark set by Dl:r.zoy Dean champion. They had two reaaons southpaw spcedbaUer think• noth· In 1933 but he did earn a couple lng of 11triking out 10 times in a of lines In the record book: · for that. They considered my four rhal\engers bum1, althou_a:b 1 did row or golna: a lull aeason wltb -The 18 atrlkeouts anapped r1ot. Bul I'll admit I didn't help one or two hits. the major league record or 14 for thC aituation muqh beeauae I l,t'a a ~o.ke, son, wheg. be's hit· 1 niJh\ aame previously held by wun't shai] tor any of thoae de· tin but at a n()t 10 ~u~~ when ,• . . , Vander Meer, Bob Feller ~fnses-not sblrp 1ike I waa when Sandy le pllehi1~od ~etttnr ley and sam Jone1. the ball anyw~ere near· tJit. pltte.••• • . knocked out Archie Moore." Koufu, a BrooklYn-born $20,-.the total of 16 strikeouts in 1 It's a blg queatlon whether JO< 000-bonus baby who on~e apralned one a:ame aliO equalled the all· liansson has enoua:b exploeives in an ankle when he ~pped over time mark by a left·handerHi11 right to knock out Patter&an, thc foul Hne" at Ebbeta Field, ahared by Rube WaddeU, Nap Plnd Four o.,-nlngs whoae only defeat in 36 fightll . looked Uke he flnaliy Ia comlna Rucker, Jack Harahman and Herb J<,our men, none ot them with was on a que1Uona-ble decision to of age 8'8 a major league pitcher Score . Johansson 's reputation as a punch forme r Jight·heavyweight chomMonday night when he struck out -At the &ame time the total et, found that open ing during pion Joey Maxim in 1914. equalled the olub alna:le.,..me .P atterson's profeaslomri career strikeout rocord held by any Dod· 003 400-7 8 '1 and floored him, without doinJ Certainly the Swedlsb challen· ger pitcher--In tbb caae, Rucker Braves 011 010---3 8 3 much harm. ger never unveiled hi-s riJ:ht durJuly :M, ltot. Stephenson and G. Stobart. Sau· -·o:. ··· w;cre Jacques Royer-Crecy ine 192 rounds of 'lparring in pte· Koufax struck out at teaat one er (LP}, J. Johnson (:)) and J. , amateurish Pete Rade· paration lor tbla filht-never batter In every lnnlna: up to Johnson, Hanning (ft). macher, middleweight Jose Tor· l::~:..a knockdown. Unbeaten the ninth. Three atrikeout.a ln Indians G31J 87(11)-39 31 rea in training camp and Roy huiata he's been boldlna 000 00 0- 0 1 ? Harl"la. his punch In order \o sur· the llnal frame would have set a Yankees new major Jea1ue mark two would Hannina: and Morris. Fry (LP), prise the ·champion. have tied Fe!.ler'a exbtiRI record Nellon '{2), Will (3), Whitlatch (6) Patterson knocked out Royer· lneemar aays. 11 NO man can and one would have tied Dean'• and Robinson, Crecy 1, Rademl(her 6 and Karstend up when 1 hit him with my N. L. mark. But he couldn't aet C.rda 701 lD-18 n 2 ria 12. Unquestionably the chamrtgbl." 1hem. Gianta 240 -i-10 7 2 pion ha• improved In speed and Mi~key Mantle drove In aix dlostlck and Spencer. M. Jenkins, power since hia 1a5t trip to th11 runa with two homera and a trl· I~~~:::': (4l and B. Cilndlfl. deck in the Harrl• fight, last Au· 002 UQ....-4 6 2 guat. But the ' openings are still pte to lea~ the New York Yan- I: 103 02x-6 9 4 keee to an 1111 vll::tory over the Brave• Kanaal City Athlttlca and rookie Baker and Winebrenner. Price Eddie Flaher won hli major laa· nod Arnott. a:ue debut at the San Francl&eO Olanta downed the Plttabureh Pirates 4·1 In the ooly other bl& leaa:ue action. United P.-.s• lntwn.tlontl Mantle eent the Yenkeot off National Lt..u• winlln& wllb a two-run homer In DA,YTON, 0. \JI~J-Johqny W, L. Pet, 01 tha flrat lnnlna:, tripled with t~ Sauer, radio 11portscaster and a 38 28 .~76 Milwaukee abolnt In the fifth and connected AII·Arrierlcan footbAll former tranciKo 36 30 .8119' [ for bta Mcond t..-o-run homer. In San ... •.. p1111yer at Nortbweatem and 37 33 .~28 s Loa Anllelea the ~eventh. Bill Skowron alto 36 33 .Baa Sl!t coaeb at the Ci"del, was """e~ "COME SEE US" homered tor the Yankee• to help Plthburah Monday to · tht..l'.~chlng atatf 33 33 .1100 4 rellef plteher BObbY Shantl win 30 35 .~1 7\!t the Colle&iate All' ·Star team. bla tecond a:ame. · S1uer, notiUed of the appoint80 38 .411!1 8 ment by Cleveland Brown atar z~ 39 .stl 12 MICHANIZID ~IL!I' COlli'S ~,.,., ltwlla Otto Graham. heed coach lor MILWAUKEE UP! - The Mil· lan fll'llnciKo 4 Plttstwrwh 1 Colle&latea, la affiliated wltb waukee BriVfll win have 1 mech· L01 Arttel•a 6 Phila. 2, nl1ht ton Radio StaUon WAVI. Pbolle 1001·X anbed ' relief corps bea:tnnlDJ to· Wednn4•y'• GaiMI nlcht. Bullpen burlera will arrive flltbburth tt San Franca.co or lUI-X from \heir center field ehelter oa · ChkttO at Cincinnati MIDDLI!PORT a aeooter. St. Loyls • MUwaukM, itleht Phlla. at Lu AftlllH, nllllrt For Tht Best In Paint Sal" And Strvlu . LE'rS GIT If ;you have and two horne ruus. Me- and Diddle three singles. Giants, G. Aeiker had twu singles and W. Hubbard a triple and two singlea. BIG SCORE The Yanks' Donnie Nelson bloopcd a sinele into short right for the Yankee bit while the tndiaru pounded · out 31 for 39 runs defensive miscues not being counted. For •the Indians, undefcsted 1n leegue play, Donnie Hanning had 7 for 7, three homers, three tri· h d and a sins l e. 1\o[I ck Morrl 8 a homers, a double and two :"l~~~;..y ClatWorthy and Gary Stobart continued their timely , • 1 hlttlng 1¥1 the Senators w n over Braves. Tbe winners put across four run 8 in the top of -the fourth on a walk, two errors, Clatworlhy's single and a hit batsman. Clat· worthy also h<~d a double, while SLobart got two singles. the Braves, Jimmy Johnson Bingle and! a trlpltl and Halstead two ain&les. Sauer and Jim Hackett ~d ~AIO ·­ GOIN ' ·· Fl d Sh s •11 L • four ?.; ~:~~~· J,on;;n~i:: oy ~ arp, li eavmg F• :::m: ~:~~~m:.~d ..~·: Openings For 0pponent's 1st At SHORE I DO. AJDol 1 \ ~bur;r. SmtllllfiWI ' , '!'llis iute ll!ouii .· -· Tho Titreo .Siooleo ' ' j f:OO ·T!tO 6,;: llliow .. a:ao ,To TeJr "l:ll'd Ttatll .•• ' t:OO·il'OU'I' Bad ·a1111 · . 11ecl Skclitin " Oarir )loon Sbcnr >. , ...- .· Newa ol ·!bo.NJcbl ... 13 . .}.\'C)N FISHER COMPANY ·1'0MEROY, PHONE Amtrlcan L"'"* w, 1,. ..... 3~ :n: .11611 34 110 .031 3f 3! .~23 33 . 91 .BIB 34 81 .823 Giant'Hybrid Bearded Iris! cOlorful 2-tone beauties! Val· u., to ~ each and morel Sac· rUice al · City · Gil I 2\!t 3 3\!t 28 84 .4~3 7 lift · ' " 7\!t 33 ·"' 'l!t l 'lorfl-l!lorfl . • ' ' ~e"ice Centtlr S~eci,ls' , ,, DUAL ACfiON ~IRPLANi 9. itllr .' .. SHOCKS · · ,. ···· ·· ·· · $12. ' .v . 'OHI:O' '. 388~Y - I . ·- •. ' '· .. ,,1· . r ,.; ·.! ·. r/". •. • . , ~ . '. \. ' •• > • --~"- GLj\$1!1 PACIQIID . SPORT MUFFLERS '' I FLOOil ·;Mnformostc~ ·· ·$1~?a,..; · •· • . . ' ' ,. ·, . (Z ·Wijee~ ceed · ieUq' S. ·J, AI atb· tbe l<!tiool. Ire- -rematn · as caurt Loyola teama to 1 81 vk!torlu and tl Jo11e1 in ela:ht land., , eoaeh yean. . , '. . BONDEQ .tR4KE SHOES ' ' ~·~;-\ .' .' ,,,,,tnl .. y ' }~·~~-1,. .,,\Y··· I • Ol " ~. , �' .. I Yloll. fl.n. • ' •' .• • l>ara of Bellleo4a, lid., came z.• CfiUCIW FOR TODAY ctua Mumy hu I'Otum. week 1o be bero •••• llfro. It Q. ed from a vlall wltb ber allier, Ewl111 returned b._ from llle Mrt. Nelle Bredley in Columbuo Holzer Hoepltaf, lin. !!wlq hu wbOfO obe alto vlllted with ber been boepltalloed with a band II>· other three alttm. jury. 1'be b.viHo plan to loturo ...... .......... . .............. _,... tor ....,.. I ·- - - . . . 27, told ,.. . . . . lumiOH late • ,_,..._ - .. oulowor lur..,llo with ' - ,~.....,, home the latt of tbe week. Weekend IUUtl of Mrt. E. )(, Wood were M.r. and Mrs. Don Graber, Clmlood and MrL Wood'• .Uter, Mrs. Ruby Scotl On Suodly MrL Wood ond Mrs Scott went to FranJdin, w. v •. , to viait with Mr. and Mn. E. M. Wood. Tbey went to Parkersbur& and took· a plane to EU£In1 where Mr. Wood met them. They pl1n to return home the Jut of tbi1 w~k Visitin1 with Mr. and Mn. Adrian Woods are his daughter, Mrs. P.iuJ Conteaaa and aix weeks old aon Paul Jr. of Akron .. They Plan to be in Charleston today to vlait Mr. Wooda mother, Mrs. Lelia :McClung. Mra. William B. D.avis (former EUler Martin Ewing) and cbll· dren Richard, Kenueth and Bar· - -- Nil!! YOIIK UP'-10 - Mra. Minnie Beverace 11 YiiJ.tinJ in PonUac, Mich., with 11rs. Cad Jones and da1Jibter, CarlMn. Carl Jonea h11 been tnlllferred VOL XI to tbe Veteran• Hotpl&al Jn Bat.. Ue Creek, Midi; entt ne e Ohio! _ , .......... , . _ , . , . .w....... - Pomeroy-Middleport, ()!Oo, Wednesday, June 24, l959 c~ ~ .. ... IINGLI COPY-De ' Community Is Gro clooo4r .... - ••un .... thus.:IIWMI ..... Dnetell 'l'e '!'lie l•terau Of '1't1e ~~~..··•••• ~ NO. 59 Area~s Newest Mr. and MI:•·· R. H. Hernmenway and chll4req P!!!~ter L)'nn and Naney of Summit, N. J .• c.me lalt Saturcby for a week'a visit with her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Garen Stanabury. M.i1s Sally ifceOrml.ck who ceJe.. bratfd her 8llt blrthday June 20th was remembered in many ways, carda, ete. On SUnday she was the dinner cum or Mr. and Mn. Richaa:d Chambers at th Martin Restaurant. ..- ....Weath•r ,.. ............. ..., ........ -,................ ............ ..- • Near New Haven~ W.Va. ".,,.., New Haven Heights Is Newest Housing Project Being Built (Firlll of A Series on Area GrowlhJ On the West Virginia shore of the Ohio River witllin the past lew years there has sprung up unheralded and unsung a new community of modem up-to-the-minute homes, that rivals in beauty and utility those of a most modern suburb of any city. · Nestled on the high hiUtops to the rear of New Haven Is Decorator, Designed! Handsomely Cradlldl ' ' Campaign Qptms For BloodmObile Visit June 30 MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy, Ohio Six registered, 94 to go. That was the magic figure today aa the Bloodmobile visit here Jupe 30 arne nearer. Ninety.four morel promiJed donors are needed · t.o give the local 1\.ed Cros1 ita minimum of 100 pints. Officials recaUed the ~n,g bighway alaughter over fbe ~~ j TONIGHT 1/at.c CORNING WAlE • "THE MATING GAME'' De~bie Reynolds, Tony R.andall N•t Open WedMiday 12·95 THURSDAY and FRIDAY DELUXE DISH . 5 . "LONELY HEARTS" Montgomery Cliff Dolores H.aJ'II. • ~rack frol'l quick lemptraf~rl change! Take front fre..or lo rango,lo loblo lor lollld Olittotalnlng, liutl!ot ouppon, .family. meolo. · .....CIOIR POl IHOWIU AND WIDDINGI o All·l'vrpoM 10'' $1M Guaranteed nol to • I\IGklllna .-· In tile above photO ls depleted a vle)ll of on· e of the streets in New Haven ·Heights, one of tile ·Jilost promising·hOusing' projeets being constructed In the Valley area. This view was taken in Section A of !he Layne and Roush ·po rUQn of tile development. . . \ ,, c~ • Brau-PialocHlradlo • Delod!ablo ci fl-4· 95 IUY JOI YOUUIII TODAY IUY •• _ It'""" ... ll)'f$ .~r ' 49'' : ~J:'"" . lt '!.\1" , ' ' ' i' NITURE $ ' ' . Br~Jh&Ht Corner IN .. .JIJILEPORT .. IOMOIUlOW Elberfelds .FL The St1ft and Otficera of the Meigs Temple Pytbian Sisters met It ICI'Ubs Aoor. lt1 ~- l It polhhea j roa GinS ''Blood iJ low, especiaUy of negative types. U all our blood debts' were paid we'~, be- out of buaiheu .... have to ~Jt .cedit ~lie where [or blood." Pearl Welker and Teresu. Swatzel are Bloodmobile cbaiimen of tbe JW!mplar Chapter, Beta ·Sigma Phi sorority, wbieb sponsort the 1Hcdmobile vilits. Tbey said . today tbe Federat~ Circle of the: P<>~e,.oy Federated Cbur<h wW be in tharge of tbe canteen. Hours of Uu!:_ bloodmobile visit are- 112 noon to 8 p,. 'm. in the Pomeroy Juoior HiP, Building. DoDor1 receive transportation to the JucUc>r High by loeal Red Cross · ••• -:- I Meindl~ MatcbihO PI-• $5·95 to Fourth holiday, looked at t'fae blood supply hUe and in tbe Hunt· ington Blood Bank, JlDd worried. Said a Red Cross execptive oU.I; cer bere toda)·: )fonday evening at the home of Mrs. Griff Russell in Bradbury. Mu. William AUman, president, \vaa in charge of the meetin1 which waa opened with prayer. Plana \W!re completed lor the annual picnic to be held on the re&ular meeting niJht July 27 at the Middleport Roadside Park. Arter the meal the eroup plan to a:o to the home ot Mra. Geo~e Eberabach for the remainder of the evenlna:. Mn. Paul Ruttencut· ter will be the a11i1tJn1 h01te11. Games were pl-ayed with prlzea awarded to Mn. Rutteneutter, Mn. Cuh Bahr, Mra. Homer Jon· e1 and M:la• Etm1 Smllb', . ' '- 1,59 MO·DEL L:E \ ' .' ... At the cloae of the evenlnl •N. Ruatell ualat.ed ·by Mn. 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