https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e2cc33287af2d82dea4baf3d19c78e13.pdf 30b53359915fb56a2dce26d3e4ea3bf1 PDF Text Text ' .. 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. PaUl Haptonalall aerved refieth· menta \0 the 21 member and two -The ' ' HAVERFORD CONSOLE ~ ADMI~L a:ueata. RIDIS THRII WINNIRS ·~J:llt<•rocl IIOSTON UPI - Jockey Warren •• Snyder bad three wlnnera at Suf folk Down• Mondiy. SDJder'l tri· pie Lncluded ·Pualler, Suna:litter and M•aaacre in the featuN r1ce. " ··" . .. , . · sET \ ,, r ,·Cut..Rate Sale· ON Power Lawn Mowers WILL TAkE YOUR OLD. MOWER IN ON A NEW ONE. · . SAVE MONEY BY BUYING NOW! ~ MORE PEOPLE Buy The Pickens' Way Every Day By Paying Our Payment Pl.a n Way. Pay By Week Or Month; :{AIRICONDITIONIIlD FOR YOUR SHOPPING COM.!ORT) ' ·The .'l '' . lleath - lletho~t BOard Re-Elects ;:. McComas As CiunnJ .... J J t· �' tHf DAILY SENTINEL - -_....._ . ' By Rallo 1 2--:-D-:-•-U-::y-Se-cn:::-Un:--e~I,=Po=t:;:n:;;er=•Y_-M=Id:;dl-;ew;:; ·;::rt::-, of . . ~ting ·, ~ewed after the Editorially THE MOTORIST'S FIRST PSALM And he shall be a-s leisurely as a tree plant· edIna way·slck! pBI:k-~ he shall arrive on tim e; his fenders shall not be crumpled; and wher- For trarfic officers know the way or th e but the way of the careless comes to a dead end. I the Heights. "Yo" know," Hid Mrt- Wll· llam10n, "I didn't mind that on. at all. S.. th• dorM light? It COSHOCTON. Q. UPI-H. .E. h..n't workltd for a yHr..JMI+ Tee Robson today decided to gn·e Mlf when I o,-ned tht door. the public a taste of the . " good Look at It nowl" olde da)'a." He said he w1ll roll She opened the door, on went the prices back to 1929 in eele· the light, in perfe(t working orbratin& the 30th annh•ersary of der. his re•taurant and will serve "The balJ seemed to bit exactly cblcken and fish dinners for 30 above the light," she said. "I .cents Friday and Saturday. gillen the jolt -fixed it. And my top waan't even dentcd this time." SPRINGFIELD, Mo. UPJ- Earl Always a fan wlttt dNp lttte,... · c. Taylor. 31, destribed as "o~e •It In .ttrliftlcs of all llliMt, of the most vi<'ious prisoners 1n Mrt. Willi""""'' mMit ..,_.., the entire federal prison syste m" was identified today as the prin- t11 in recettt v•n. C!ipal leader in Tuesday's riot at Her two granllflons here, Bill the U. S. Prison Medical Center and Jeff Gibbs, IOQI of Mr. and here.' ·Mrs. w. A. Gibbs, Mldberry-av, are ~er inspiration. 'BiU ret\Jrns fOT COLUMB\JS UPI-Convicted hit thirrt year as a PHS regular cop-kill.er Walter J. Byomin, 43. grldder this fall, and he haa been Cleveland, will be ex.e<'uted in the a regular on the baseball team eledric: chair at the Ohio Peni- tw.o years. He is playing in the tentiary toniCht unleN the Ohio Sull'lmer High Scbool Leaaue, 111 Supreme Court deelcles at Ita well aa for the Ohio Valley A1180o ~peciai conference today to bear elation aemi-pro team , the •Pornbtl appeal ~~ ·. .eroy Merchants. Bill will be a Jead. , Inc candidate for AU-SEO grid 'JUINS, OTe. LUPJ- FIYe em- 1 honors thll t.an and was rated on ploy" ot the Betjaa AJrplait• 1ttae, ~ letond Team in basel;omput' ..... tllllll Tueoda' "' ·lla~ the ftjuninl erath of an Air' ' . · ·· tcher-ln~er on Foret 8-a2 bomber 3D mllet welt tli ·- ~ · f ' Little t.eaiUe DOd&of btre. en. He will be a Sixth Grader at Suaar Run School this Autumn. ClEVELAND UPI-.\bout 35 humlred RepubUo ltetl ~rten .m~rect awq tria wort here today. "'d ~ bun~.,C walked · oQ\ ·in a t ~ ·wildi!lt It~~. at tbe {j:Ontlnuod '""" P - Ono) American Lealon Honor Guard, ft.r~·· ca. · ~·· plant. the Jefferson Howe American Le.YOSSESTlA.ND, Norway UPI- K~on Drum and •Bugle Corps or Some of the American touriats Ja~kaon , Ohio, Pt. Pleasant Girl mi11inc in the flrt whtr:h de- Scout troops, Mason County Junatroyed the Stalheim Hotel Tuet· Ior ·Deputlet, the Wahama Hilh 4ay may htve plunted over a School band, the Pt. Pleuant Boy Scout troops, the Pt. Pleasant Juntill! to tbelr dt atb. .w~nee . Band, d~orated .bicycles, the lo ponle, ~ Ald IO'Iilt 'o tlereide Skating Queen, MIAS PIIILADELPHIA t)pi Six lll110n " County, the ·Middleport HavJ ·votu.,.teeta entertd tlleir hi1h school band , Masnn County iidh ,.Y qf ••ntebt" today In 1 Hi' ct\Jbs, the Wahama Junlor timulited aplce lhlp d~111ned to band, the Hannan Hillh School tett breathlng tpparatus Band, the Pt. Pleasant Hlell Sthool for IIOrtleJ beyond the band and many horses from the area. I other event! selreduled Include an old time Flddlcra Conteat . to ·bea:ln at 11 :4& a. m. with caah ·- - 1 1114 C.ia,...., Burilen Jlllll IITIMATII ,......... ·AitH01Jy l!l....t...... •. 'j,• ' ' -, MIIIEROV, 0. Ri~Mm tiNt coupon at • .., IVANI JUPIR MAIIlKITS until ciMing tim. hturd.,-, JuN ltsf. One coupon ,. MCh ftmltr", , ...... .' •••••m tWa M"'*'. et • .., .VANJ SUP·~ MA'!Knl until ca..Jne ttm. s.turnr. June '11, 1t5f._0 . 21; . , , , . ·te H&h t.mllr. ,....._ where It's fu.n to ahopl o.z.. Teacher Training CANTALOUPES (36's) .. · · .... · · · · 25c eacll Scholarships Are . . NEW WIQTE . · . . •. ............... 101tJt.t75c Awar-ded Hundred POU.TOU Nothing htt•r Wfaen laf-1-QI.Md . '--- The 1 will meet Thursday evening June 2~ 81 7:30 at the First Baptist Church , Middleport. RiB STEAK7tc•& OJ;b .SJOKE HoUSJ! WOMEN TO MilT The Women's' Association of the First United Presbyterian Church will meet' Thtlr&day, June ·25 at 7:30 p. m. at the church. The president, Mrs. Harold Sauer, ;nvites all the women of the church to attend this celebration of Brazil's lOOth anniversary and to ·M ar highlights of SnyDd.\cuL . :, BONEL,ESS HAM I9¢.IIJ. ·SMOKED JOWL 41b~ $1. DAVID DAVIES lARD · .. . 21b. carton 35,: RACI~E FOOD MARKET NO FREE CLOTHING, The Salvation Army enno,u~~<ed today that there will , clothing day Thursday <a.~· .Rummell wm be two weeka band camp.· t- _., Ev111o buys beef for you by lbe only slagle slondard ol ldeaUfylng the slandards of the Ulllted Stales llepol1meat of Agr leullur~. And Evllls'lruys for you ONLV the two lop grades of Ullited Slaleo Deportment of AIJ'Ieultu... Groded Beef. These ore U.S.D.A. Primo ond u.S.D.A. Cholee! Thus you ... 1881lred of both top.tendemeos IDd lop n •• vor every time yotl bu.y EVANS SUPER TRIM BEt:F! Prize Show Beet can grade no higher tlwllhese two lop U.S.D.A. gndHt SwHt &Dd Compuy oeledllbeoe lop IJ'Ide ..Uie for EnDI - - alter proper cora f...U., llld tloiRJII the lllda of beef SWIFT'S PREMIUM .... .. beeatll<!llll ONLY THI! TOP IJ.S. GlADES! --. Th.... EvaD& Saper Trim Beet Is eu1 Into re1o1J etdo .. Ev- JDatkola, IDtl ...,h ..t Is lrltmned ol ...... boae, fat, oDd leoo lellder porlicnlo, fe furlller eah11.. you plll'tl!ue of lnoly leader oedi'Nily ftavotflll beef a& EVIDS. This, thea, II EVANS SUPER TRIM! beef that ·ts both flavorful and tender. Thla Is by . ~ E':ons Super Trim- Swift'I P~mium "Yollr Frlendly Clover F - Store" IJa Kart, .Mgr. _, PHONE 3342 .. RACINE, Olllo Evans 'Super Trim.:_ F~•sh, leon, every ounce guo ronteed • • • • • LB. • • • LB. !Conti- Pro10 P... OM) ment returned a&:ainat hl.m while Vernon Zl.lChelkouwsld and Charles Whittintton each were charged with indictments for non- '• '' i sllpport. and Jn returnlna: of Its findinJI the Grand Jury uamlned 18 wltneases dvrln1 the two and one halt hour Rllion. Ill itl:• , ,rtoop~mendation• the Grand Jury alao urged that the Departm~DL furnilh Welfare food for the c~~ker family until such time 11 'aid could be secured from the !atber who 11 Jd California. The uunt.Y jail was ordered painted In Ut' 1nJide and new mattreue• auuerted. Har mon Park at 8:30 p. .m. The Queen's •Ball will c:lol!le the day. The ball will be held at the Moo•e DA I LV Dll$5 SHOP RINSO 1LUE · · : ·· · · ·· · · ·· · ·· Gial1t SiD 79c !WITH NEWSPAPEJI. COUPON) :Ill, Rub out za.s...,.... fortll U . Bauoy 111. Plteher 11!1. Regl.on1 SO.Indutpo ft. Talk VAIIQUARD ) (colt...) II. Stud. lty *'· .-. ll,l':lrlqlo ctartt ST, Pokeral&ko U,Kmr . •of .l\ldlll ' ... > Evans Super Trim - Swift's Premium - Choleti Cealer Cull ' LB. WHITE BREAD ·2 Lorge Loaves 31f! .BUNS .· 23c 29~ a re· t(b80 dln!JII Cabin& ~an : PKG. of '8 with ___ - 11. Will¥ b. Cut... food. J • • HAMBURGER or HOT DOG p, jelly ROUND I ,·PA'IN·TS ' ~~~f~~;;;~~!:,~~~::~_::i~~;, (.,.,,, IO.Invalld.'t • • ...' .... 11. :u.e•t GET' AN TODAY ANJ) YESTERYEAR EXPERT LUU . . .tOI . .. lll4 OIL CHANGE •. a& EYNON'S SElVa OU1'$1D~ ~tUTE . , . . . . . • . ~.1J ~.,t. . • ~ Super Trim. - KUMP ROAST. PKG. or" I! ~PLE . · \ · I ' ""B'"'lr · .BnoDp 10. LB•. CAN • • • • • • 4tS. Crano ~'••..,..,.'• N- name 41,. Soutbeut ... 35. ~ort oa88.Pianot. ' !!'"!'! Saper Trim.- Swift's Pmnbua · '.' PKG, o(ll DANISH ;ROLLS :39f!: • Lb. 89f! T-BONE STEAKS CLUB STEAKS • • • Lb.99f! KIB ROAST ••• • . ' · • • • • • • • by aoutb. • I (abbr.) ... ....,,_ LB. LOAF Around Ut" ....... • '··~ ' -· \. it a ' _) ' ... ·'· . il··.· ' . ·~~·n· ·.. -"\•' ,. ~~ j.'·· ' • • • • • I , ' aw .... ....,. LB.' ' . EviiiSaperTrlm-S'IIIR'I-rr-lam · Evms Super Trim.- Swift's Preailum (Bone In) .~OF FEE C:AKE eel~ 39f! . ' , SwJR's Premium • • • • • • ••• I,..-, .. l EM 0 N S · ·' ·· ··' · · ·· Oat fer 4ROME ............ : · 3 lb. Ht at, The Riverview Saddle Club of ~~~~:~~~:•q:,~':~~ at Gtaham StJtt.on wUI preaent ' a Va. They were guest• tor HOJ'R. Sb,ow bflglnnlna: at 7 p. m. dinner Fathers Day with hli parwUh Rulaell Capehart ~ervlna: as ent11,- Mr. and •Mu. LawrenC!e Hy· muter of ceremonies and Carl '!ell, Rutland. ~ ,~p, <naotec. .::.::c.:=:;::.:::-=;-~;--=::-:::-:;-::-:7:-:::~::::::..:.::::.:.::_ Ple"aant Fire -Depart·••• oil llcewocko at AOROY I. Cook, u 1. Bt.lary ~ G. Thick •Uct •• VJ&'OI" I I.,Pit4- 1LIII<tlon ofH&mellta welfht lO. Paolftco lT.AI!1II&IUI 18.J:rblu.• aorewpln• -SP.cieal Sole For The 4th . . ... "· all OFF .ON ALL ·PLAY .~LOTHf'.s~ ~ SUNKIST re~:~v~~d '~tber prlze11 to be awtrded, a double. Home. header baseball yame between LaPrivate Lawrence E. Hyrte1l of , kin and Parktlrsbur11 lri 1:&0 P.: m., Middleport visited hh an old time Go1pe\ SUtfllg· seul<m Ro.!lemary• and aa 2,p. m. a.nd aquari .c~am:h\g at Bren'da the poet Office" ~quare at 6 p. m. ,,.;...,,,_.. 1'111111 IIIia-........ ., ... ) Right In Th• Heart Of ToWn Plloae 3!?2 IIACINI. OHIO David Yost bas been elected eommander of tJ,e ~ine can Legion •P ott 602.With Cron and Aaron Wol!e as flr'st and secon~ vice Grand Jury 100 S&H Green Stomps 14 Slmving , Lotion, ' Racine Legion Elects Yost As New Coounander were installed by chaplain, at a regu!BJ June Ul. Other officers are Joe Stobart, adjutant; Junior Douglas, finance officer; William Stewart, service officer; Gerald Simpson, trustee ; WIJllam FoX, c:hlld welfare; and Paul Lawrence, S&t.-at-Arms. Appointive oftlc:ea ari.d commit· tee chairmaaabipJ for the new Year were named by . Commander Yoat. They are Elson Spencer, chapFranc:lt Webb, rehabilitation; Eqene Holter, Amerlean ism; Virgil Walker, Gifts for Yanks; lames Slmp10n , euay oonte•t; Charles Burri, .bowling; Bernard Diddle, comm~nity fund; Tom Wolfe and Robert Beegle, junior baseball. Virgil Roush and •Bernard Diddle are trustees serving un~xplred terms. FREE! oz. 19 2BOTTLES ( For Mel' car~ ful, {Contlnuecl From Paoe One) wa g. heard oYer meet your friends ct CATSUP YAlti)L~Y PRODUCTS his debt by teaching a similar 11Umbflr of yean in the Jchools of Virgin ia . VILLAGE en RATE beine smacked - GAS fUINACE$ I lice court and the drunken in the congregation of the dead . Sports Fan t .JtYAHT who eom· Therefore, the careless shall stand in the po- July Fourth ' s ~udent Cream, Soap, Talcum .... ....,. ...,., ,......,.. .......... • ll pletes his sehooling may cancel ever bt! goes his insurance company prospers. The careless are not so but are as the crippled whom' the ambulance taketh away . Off The Wire •• However, IJ!essed is the Motorist wllo driveU! not in thi manner of the careless nor zig zaggeth in t.Ki, way of a scorner Jn the driver 's seat. But hls"enjOyment is in the laws of the road and these laws he dotn observe by day and by .. night. Late News completion ·= one year's salisfartory work in a Jwa :U·~2B. Local UnloD , No. West Vlrginia College approved S of OhlOt Clevelf;nd, Wll hOlt. by the !tate board oJ edut!atlon . Awards a're on a loan baSis. •f • 0-::.::-J-:un;::-e-;:23;::,::19::-5-'; 9':~;; al tUI;don In th.e C.rttr II~ NO. :303 CANS DO%EN • • •• • • • • • • • ONLY: ' 'Bt.as LB. !' • • • • • . • • B~SKET . .. --, ,j . - . . '. . �' tHf DAILY SENTINEL - -_....._ . ' By Rallo 1 2--:-D-:-•-U-::y-Se-cn:::-Un:--e~I,=Po=t:;:n:;;er=•Y_-M=Id:;dl-;ew;:; ·;::rt::-, of . . ~ting ·, ~ewed after the Editorially THE MOTORIST'S FIRST PSALM And he shall be a-s leisurely as a tree plant· edIna way·slck! pBI:k-~ he shall arrive on tim e; his fenders shall not be crumpled; and wher- For trarfic officers know the way or th e but the way of the careless comes to a dead end. I the Heights. "Yo" know," Hid Mrt- Wll· llam10n, "I didn't mind that on. at all. S.. th• dorM light? It COSHOCTON. Q. UPI-H. .E. h..n't workltd for a yHr..JMI+ Tee Robson today decided to gn·e Mlf when I o,-ned tht door. the public a taste of the . " good Look at It nowl" olde da)'a." He said he w1ll roll She opened the door, on went the prices back to 1929 in eele· the light, in perfe(t working orbratin& the 30th annh•ersary of der. his re•taurant and will serve "The balJ seemed to bit exactly cblcken and fish dinners for 30 above the light," she said. "I .cents Friday and Saturday. gillen the jolt -fixed it. And my top waan't even dentcd this time." SPRINGFIELD, Mo. UPJ- Earl Always a fan wlttt dNp lttte,... · c. Taylor. 31, destribed as "o~e •It In .ttrliftlcs of all llliMt, of the most vi<'ious prisoners 1n Mrt. Willi""""'' mMit ..,_.., the entire federal prison syste m" was identified today as the prin- t11 in recettt v•n. C!ipal leader in Tuesday's riot at Her two granllflons here, Bill the U. S. Prison Medical Center and Jeff Gibbs, IOQI of Mr. and here.' ·Mrs. w. A. Gibbs, Mldberry-av, are ~er inspiration. 'BiU ret\Jrns fOT COLUMB\JS UPI-Convicted hit thirrt year as a PHS regular cop-kill.er Walter J. Byomin, 43. grldder this fall, and he haa been Cleveland, will be ex.e<'uted in the a regular on the baseball team eledric: chair at the Ohio Peni- tw.o years. He is playing in the tentiary toniCht unleN the Ohio Sull'lmer High Scbool Leaaue, 111 Supreme Court deelcles at Ita well aa for the Ohio Valley A1180o ~peciai conference today to bear elation aemi-pro team , the •Pornbtl appeal ~~ ·. .eroy Merchants. Bill will be a Jead. , Inc candidate for AU-SEO grid 'JUINS, OTe. LUPJ- FIYe em- 1 honors thll t.an and was rated on ploy" ot the Betjaa AJrplait• 1ttae, ~ letond Team in basel;omput' ..... tllllll Tueoda' "' ·lla~ the ftjuninl erath of an Air' ' . · ·· tcher-ln~er on Foret 8-a2 bomber 3D mllet welt tli ·- ~ · f ' Little t.eaiUe DOd&of btre. en. He will be a Sixth Grader at Suaar Run School this Autumn. ClEVELAND UPI-.\bout 35 humlred RepubUo ltetl ~rten .m~rect awq tria wort here today. "'d ~ bun~.,C walked · oQ\ ·in a t ~ ·wildi!lt It~~. at tbe {j:Ontlnuod '""" P - Ono) American Lealon Honor Guard, ft.r~·· ca. · ~·· plant. the Jefferson Howe American Le.YOSSESTlA.ND, Norway UPI- K~on Drum and •Bugle Corps or Some of the American touriats Ja~kaon , Ohio, Pt. Pleasant Girl mi11inc in the flrt whtr:h de- Scout troops, Mason County Junatroyed the Stalheim Hotel Tuet· Ior ·Deputlet, the Wahama Hilh 4ay may htve plunted over a School band, the Pt. Pleuant Boy Scout troops, the Pt. Pleasant Juntill! to tbelr dt atb. .w~nee . Band, d~orated .bicycles, the lo ponle, ~ Ald IO'Iilt 'o tlereide Skating Queen, MIAS PIIILADELPHIA t)pi Six lll110n " County, the ·Middleport HavJ ·votu.,.teeta entertd tlleir hi1h school band , Masnn County iidh ,.Y qf ••ntebt" today In 1 Hi' ct\Jbs, the Wahama Junlor timulited aplce lhlp d~111ned to band, the Hannan Hillh School tett breathlng tpparatus Band, the Pt. Pleasant Hlell Sthool for IIOrtleJ beyond the band and many horses from the area. I other event! selreduled Include an old time Flddlcra Conteat . to ·bea:ln at 11 :4& a. m. with caah ·- - 1 1114 C.ia,...., Burilen Jlllll IITIMATII ,......... ·AitH01Jy l!l....t...... •. 'j,• ' ' -, MIIIEROV, 0. Ri~Mm tiNt coupon at • .., IVANI JUPIR MAIIlKITS until ciMing tim. hturd.,-, JuN ltsf. One coupon ,. MCh ftmltr", , ...... .' •••••m tWa M"'*'. et • .., .VANJ SUP·~ MA'!Knl until ca..Jne ttm. s.turnr. June '11, 1t5f._0 . 21; . , , , . ·te H&h t.mllr. ,....._ where It's fu.n to ahopl o.z.. Teacher Training CANTALOUPES (36's) .. · · .... · · · · 25c eacll Scholarships Are . . NEW WIQTE . · . . •. ............... 101tJt.t75c Awar-ded Hundred POU.TOU Nothing htt•r Wfaen laf-1-QI.Md . '--- The 1 will meet Thursday evening June 2~ 81 7:30 at the First Baptist Church , Middleport. RiB STEAK7tc•& OJ;b .SJOKE HoUSJ! WOMEN TO MilT The Women's' Association of the First United Presbyterian Church will meet' Thtlr&day, June ·25 at 7:30 p. m. at the church. The president, Mrs. Harold Sauer, ;nvites all the women of the church to attend this celebration of Brazil's lOOth anniversary and to ·M ar highlights of SnyDd.\cuL . :, BONEL,ESS HAM I9¢.IIJ. ·SMOKED JOWL 41b~ $1. DAVID DAVIES lARD · .. . 21b. carton 35,: RACI~E FOOD MARKET NO FREE CLOTHING, The Salvation Army enno,u~~<ed today that there will , clothing day Thursday <a.~· .Rummell wm be two weeka band camp.· t- _., Ev111o buys beef for you by lbe only slagle slondard ol ldeaUfylng the slandards of the Ulllted Stales llepol1meat of Agr leullur~. And Evllls'lruys for you ONLV the two lop grades of Ullited Slaleo Deportment of AIJ'Ieultu... Groded Beef. These ore U.S.D.A. Primo ond u.S.D.A. Cholee! Thus you ... 1881lred of both top.tendemeos IDd lop n •• vor every time yotl bu.y EVANS SUPER TRIM BEt:F! Prize Show Beet can grade no higher tlwllhese two lop U.S.D.A. gndHt SwHt &Dd Compuy oeledllbeoe lop IJ'Ide ..Uie for EnDI - - alter proper cora f...U., llld tloiRJII the lllda of beef SWIFT'S PREMIUM .... .. beeatll<!llll ONLY THI! TOP IJ.S. GlADES! --. Th.... EvaD& Saper Trim Beet Is eu1 Into re1o1J etdo .. Ev- JDatkola, IDtl ...,h ..t Is lrltmned ol ...... boae, fat, oDd leoo lellder porlicnlo, fe furlller eah11.. you plll'tl!ue of lnoly leader oedi'Nily ftavotflll beef a& EVIDS. This, thea, II EVANS SUPER TRIM! beef that ·ts both flavorful and tender. Thla Is by . ~ E':ons Super Trim- Swift'I P~mium "Yollr Frlendly Clover F - Store" IJa Kart, .Mgr. _, PHONE 3342 .. RACINE, Olllo Evans 'Super Trim.:_ F~•sh, leon, every ounce guo ronteed • • • • • LB. • • • LB. !Conti- Pro10 P... OM) ment returned a&:ainat hl.m while Vernon Zl.lChelkouwsld and Charles Whittintton each were charged with indictments for non- '• '' i sllpport. and Jn returnlna: of Its findinJI the Grand Jury uamlned 18 wltneases dvrln1 the two and one halt hour Rllion. Ill itl:• , ,rtoop~mendation• the Grand Jury alao urged that the Departm~DL furnilh Welfare food for the c~~ker family until such time 11 'aid could be secured from the !atber who 11 Jd California. The uunt.Y jail was ordered painted In Ut' 1nJide and new mattreue• auuerted. Har mon Park at 8:30 p. .m. The Queen's •Ball will c:lol!le the day. The ball will be held at the Moo•e DA I LV Dll$5 SHOP RINSO 1LUE · · : ·· · · ·· · · ·· · ·· Gial1t SiD 79c !WITH NEWSPAPEJI. COUPON) :Ill, Rub out za.s...,.... fortll U . Bauoy 111. Plteher 11!1. Regl.on1 SO.Indutpo ft. Talk VAIIQUARD ) (colt...) II. Stud. lty *'· .-. ll,l':lrlqlo ctartt ST, Pokeral&ko U,Kmr . •of .l\ldlll ' ... > Evans Super Trim - Swift's Premium - Choleti Cealer Cull ' LB. WHITE BREAD ·2 Lorge Loaves 31f! .BUNS .· 23c 29~ a re· t(b80 dln!JII Cabin& ~an : PKG. of '8 with ___ - 11. Will¥ b. Cut... food. J • • HAMBURGER or HOT DOG p, jelly ROUND I ,·PA'IN·TS ' ~~~f~~;;;~~!:,~~~::~_::i~~;, (.,.,,, IO.Invalld.'t • • ...' .... 11. :u.e•t GET' AN TODAY ANJ) YESTERYEAR EXPERT LUU . . .tOI . .. lll4 OIL CHANGE •. a& EYNON'S SElVa OU1'$1D~ ~tUTE . , . . . . . • . ~.1J ~.,t. . • ~ Super Trim. - KUMP ROAST. PKG. or" I! ~PLE . · \ · I ' ""B'"'lr · .BnoDp 10. LB•. CAN • • • • • • 4tS. Crano ~'••..,..,.'• N- name 41,. Soutbeut ... 35. ~ort oa88.Pianot. ' !!'"!'! Saper Trim.- Swift's Pmnbua · '.' PKG, o(ll DANISH ;ROLLS :39f!: • Lb. 89f! T-BONE STEAKS CLUB STEAKS • • • Lb.99f! KIB ROAST ••• • . ' · • • • • • • • by aoutb. • I (abbr.) ... ....,,_ LB. LOAF Around Ut" ....... • '··~ ' -· \. it a ' _) ' ... ·'· . il··.· ' . ·~~·n· ·.. -"\•' ,. ~~ j.'·· ' • • • • • I , ' aw .... ....,. LB.' ' . EviiiSaperTrlm-S'IIIR'I-rr-lam · Evms Super Trim.- Swift's Preailum (Bone In) .~OF FEE C:AKE eel~ 39f! . ' , SwJR's Premium • • • • • • ••• I,..-, .. l EM 0 N S · ·' ·· ··' · · ·· Oat fer 4ROME ............ : · 3 lb. Ht at, The Riverview Saddle Club of ~~~~:~~~:•q:,~':~~ at Gtaham StJtt.on wUI preaent ' a Va. They were guest• tor HOJ'R. Sb,ow bflglnnlna: at 7 p. m. dinner Fathers Day with hli parwUh Rulaell Capehart ~ervlna: as ent11,- Mr. and •Mu. LawrenC!e Hy· muter of ceremonies and Carl '!ell, Rutland. ~ ,~p, <naotec. .::.::c.:=:;::.:::-=;-~;--=::-:::-:;-::-:7:-:::~::::::..:.::::.:.::_ Ple"aant Fire -Depart·••• oil llcewocko at AOROY I. Cook, u 1. Bt.lary ~ G. Thick •Uct •• VJ&'OI" I I.,Pit4- 1LIII<tlon ofH&mellta welfht lO. Paolftco lT.AI!1II&IUI 18.J:rblu.• aorewpln• -SP.cieal Sole For The 4th . . ... "· all OFF .ON ALL ·PLAY .~LOTHf'.s~ ~ SUNKIST re~:~v~~d '~tber prlze11 to be awtrded, a double. Home. header baseball yame between LaPrivate Lawrence E. Hyrte1l of , kin and Parktlrsbur11 lri 1:&0 P.: m., Middleport visited hh an old time Go1pe\ SUtfllg· seul<m Ro.!lemary• and aa 2,p. m. a.nd aquari .c~am:h\g at Bren'da the poet Office" ~quare at 6 p. m. ,,.;...,,,_.. 1'111111 IIIia-........ ., ... ) Right In Th• Heart Of ToWn Plloae 3!?2 IIACINI. OHIO David Yost bas been elected eommander of tJ,e ~ine can Legion •P ott 602.With Cron and Aaron Wol!e as flr'st and secon~ vice Grand Jury 100 S&H Green Stomps 14 Slmving , Lotion, ' Racine Legion Elects Yost As New Coounander were installed by chaplain, at a regu!BJ June Ul. Other officers are Joe Stobart, adjutant; Junior Douglas, finance officer; William Stewart, service officer; Gerald Simpson, trustee ; WIJllam FoX, c:hlld welfare; and Paul Lawrence, S&t.-at-Arms. Appointive oftlc:ea ari.d commit· tee chairmaaabipJ for the new Year were named by . Commander Yoat. They are Elson Spencer, chapFranc:lt Webb, rehabilitation; Eqene Holter, Amerlean ism; Virgil Walker, Gifts for Yanks; lames Slmp10n , euay oonte•t; Charles Burri, .bowling; Bernard Diddle, comm~nity fund; Tom Wolfe and Robert Beegle, junior baseball. Virgil Roush and •Bernard Diddle are trustees serving un~xplred terms. FREE! oz. 19 2BOTTLES ( For Mel' car~ ful, {Contlnuecl From Paoe One) wa g. heard oYer meet your friends ct CATSUP YAlti)L~Y PRODUCTS his debt by teaching a similar 11Umbflr of yean in the Jchools of Virgin ia . VILLAGE en RATE beine smacked - GAS fUINACE$ I lice court and the drunken in the congregation of the dead . Sports Fan t .JtYAHT who eom· Therefore, the careless shall stand in the po- July Fourth ' s ~udent Cream, Soap, Talcum .... ....,. ...,., ,......,.. .......... • ll pletes his sehooling may cancel ever bt! goes his insurance company prospers. The careless are not so but are as the crippled whom' the ambulance taketh away . Off The Wire •• However, IJ!essed is the Motorist wllo driveU! not in thi manner of the careless nor zig zaggeth in t.Ki, way of a scorner Jn the driver 's seat. But hls"enjOyment is in the laws of the road and these laws he dotn observe by day and by .. night. Late News completion ·= one year's salisfartory work in a Jwa :U·~2B. Local UnloD , No. West Vlrginia College approved S of OhlOt Clevelf;nd, Wll hOlt. by the !tate board oJ edut!atlon . Awards a're on a loan baSis. •f • 0-::.::-J-:un;::-e-;:23;::,::19::-5-'; 9':~;; al tUI;don In th.e C.rttr II~ NO. :303 CANS DO%EN • • •• • • • • • • • ONLY: ' 'Bt.as LB. !' • • • • • . • • B~SKET . .. --, ,j . - . . '. . �.. --Bed Doused tho '"'• !i:amea are to be Sol: made- up as aoon .u poulble. Games XNnwhlle, Hllh ~hool Ll!ape mana&erl were checking condilaiD; iD deiUIII form, at 4 p. m. tions today of d iamond s in Midda.id an hopes of dleport and on Mulbenj Heights liQlq tdleduled Pony' Leagu~ in Pomero)·. Racine ia tcheduled Lo play at the Pomeroy RPd · . One Little League game In tHeights) and the Indians weH ~~ abo was rained out, to travel to Middleport f ... ..-u ..-. .I YEAR IS LONG EHOUG~·· K&C JEWELERS (Formerly Collins Jewelry) II. Malll SL ' ' Phone 385 Pomeroy, 0. GAS RANGE NEW VESTA and TAPPAN GAS RAN~,~' favored W d d e nes ay Unihd. Prus lltf'tmationl C&Sey's rinalJy malrin~: his move- just aa be I8Jd be- would .......and it must 1eJi1hA tbe old hoy tbat he even tailed the turn on t he two men who wquld klp him do the m.oving . Tbe two, of counet ll'e Mickfl!y Mantle <1nd Wh.ltey P<J.rd. be aU right," Casey j ~tenael told 1he worried Yankee bra&l when tM club hit rock-bottom a month ago. " We'll be all right as soon .11.!1 Mantle starli hith ng again and I can get For~ to go nin~ ." Rravel .stretched tbeir lead to two a:ame1 by eHppina: the Cardinah, IHJ wbile the Pirate~ lick· ~:d the second-pi~ Giaota, $-1. The Dodgm ed.... the Jlllillleo 4-3 and the Cubs towed tl».Jl.ldl 3- 1. ' :Early Wynn of the White Sox became tbe fir.st AL pitcber to wm lO games when he halted the Senaton on eighl hitl, one of whkh was Bob AlliSon's 19th homer. Young Mill Pappas of the Ori (l(e!ll picked up hiJ ~eveoth vicLory hy holding the Indians to five hits. Pappas blan~ed the Tribe So it certain~y comes as no sur· unHI Woodie Held hit his 12th prise to Stena:el that hh1 Yankees homer in the eighth . are back in the · first division Glen Hobbie ot the Cuba scored apln, only two aamea aw.ay from the top, noW that Maotle and biJ seVenth victorY in beating the FOJ"d • e beahmhic to clkk alliin. Reds. He yielded eltht bits, four Mantle cr•rked out hi& ' t.ftird· of them to Frank Robi.niOn . To'ny homer in tWO di!)'S TU.elday night Taylor, with two double• all4 1 Cblcaao's lO.blt and F'ord tuPne!l In a nifty fiVe- J!lingle, paced hitter to p~ · thei Y.anka to J,.l0.2 ;.t~. · · victory over the Atbletics. White Sox Climb LONGDEN .UI.PIN~D ' Tbe Whlt4) ~Sox climbed to with INGDEWOOD, C.fi!. UPI--'Vet· in i game of first place with a eran jockey Johnnr Longdt::l ltu 4-1 victory ·over:- the Senators; notified Tuesday he had been susthe Orioles moved to within a pended by ateWirdS or Balmotal game-and-.-half of the top by for 10 days. Stewards charted Ueatine t·he league-leading Indians Longden .with cutting acrosa the 5-1 and the Red· Sox Jmoc-ked the field too sharply during his win· Tigers out of the firat divi!ion ning ride aboard Honey'9 Gem in with a 10-4 win. the $50,000 Beverly Handicap In the National U.ague, the last Saturday. MAK~'\LNL A~~~k~~ • FOR A PICTURE SITTING • ' SMITH ST.UPIO r SEE THESE COMPI,.ETELY RECONDITIOt-IED CARS '59 Ford V8 ~ustom 300 · . ' 4 DOOR. STANDARD 'TRANSMISSION. THIS WAS DRIVER TRAINING CAR. ONLY 1900 MILES. ..... *WITH LIGHT ond TIMER 1958 Ford 500. 4 Door 1• a•• Thu,oday nl&ht's I!AJITFORD. c .... llPI -411 heavrwelght ~hamplonablp bout • ..1o..-. . for more than a million dollar~ Lynch, 14'J'"nn, Ht~CJ't.~ tlijpol • . Heavy aupport for ch11mpion 1 . ..c fed era 1 cour1 lll d am- .ed Cbarlle (Tom.:..•-) •ml 1 Patterson caused the odds to wrtters, here- for the fight, showed a:w.ed in ~ • jump from 7-2 to ._1. A few ~2 picking Po:~ttcrson _and onl_y 12 ages ror Ingemar Johanssoo's fail- 146~ . Loa Angelea (10). , "sporttmen'' quoted' longer prices ~Ieeth~ Ingemar. Ftfteen swed- 1.lJ"e to give -Machen a return bout -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;~;;;;;~= and there were indit::atlon& .noyd 1sh Wl ' lle~a in_ the _poll were al- before meeting heavywelght cham- r wouJd go into the ring at 5-l most split. E1gbt favored hand - pion Floyd Patterson. or 6-t. some Ingemar pnil seven voted Earlier, the Redding, calif., Ring CoM:tnlctlon flnilhihst for the cbamplon. fighter haP been turned do~ in Wos:k.!:Qen were puttinc the finNe H~• N federal court m hi:; request for ~ ishing tourhes on the ring, t-rect· ~a~te{sdon and ,Johansson are mjuncllon that would forbid Jo· ed over second base in Yanke~ sc e u e sq~e off 8'a.,nl0 :30 1hansson t o fight Patterson. Stadium, and on the eight-row p. m. · ere w111 uv no . working press section and the television it CHICAGO UP[ - Marlo Vecc!hi· D,fMlO playing·field seats . Will be to ato, Italian lightweight champion, will risk an 18 "flgJlt wlnnlng Promoter a-m Ro..nsahn r• by A-BC. ~'th 1 t the ...~P ticket Bookies reported light belting streak on tcle\'ision tonight, In his 111le was boosting the adv•nce on Lh~ result because of the 'scar- American debut again.st America's well Myond the $450,000 marie city of Johansson money . There sevent h ra nked 135 Pounder, ~ob•nd indlc•ting • gate of mo,.. is some wagering, however, on by Scanlon. Ratf"d even Verch1ato t:oiJI than $600.000. That would mqn how long the fight will last and has foug ht and defeated two Amer ·~;;;:;:::~:r.:;;;~;;;;~~ about 40.000 spedato"' how long each boxer will last. ~ icans. Charley Douglas and ·- Orlan· Although Europeap champion It's "even money" that the do Zuluc HL Clla,t:oal lJ.Ihter li~J~FJ. is unbeaten and al - scheduled 15-round.er doesn't go CLEVELAND UPI _ The Cleve- 1""_ _ _ _...,.;..._ __ he knocked out top-rated more than eight rounds, regard· land Drowns No. 1 rlraft choice, - Colt ~tier Machen in the first round less of the _winner, and 4-1 that it Richard Krei11ing of the Univer· Scout Single .;\eUon last bout-, a poll of 64 sports doesn't go !5 rounds. sity of ntinois, has a~reed to . terms for the 1959 season. Kreitling, considered · one of ttle fastest ends in the Big Ten last season, had an()ther year of eligibility re· m.11ining at Illinois. GRILLS 98 Up . 22 CAL, MOL . SPORTS $49.50 Camp Stools COLUMBUS UPl - The Rochester Red Winj;s routed the cO. DEsK CARDS SIGN DITTR.ICH CHICAGO UP!-The Chicago Cardinals have signed. guard John Dittrich of Wisconsin to a 1959 contratl. Dittrich, recently discharged from . military service, was the club's sixth draft choice in 195ft ·~·~~~···.~~'"!', former Reds listed, the two recel\.u>g tbe great- of votes will be elected into tbe Clnclruiati Baseof Fame, and honored on . Chamber of Commerce at the Crosley Field ball park o.n July 9. Cincinnati's Donald D. Clancy will draw one entry from among all those submitted, and tbe lucky person who sent it _ maybe you- wlll win a handsome porta~le televlB.ion set ,itsca gjft. The Reds' Hall of Faille was eslabllsheq •on Ch~l1lber of Commerce Nigh I last year .when Ernie LOmbardi, Ftaiok 1\lc. <!:ormlck, Bucky Walters, !'Sui Derringer and Johnny Vander Meer were elected as the original · me.mber~,. ,..Qw you ~an ~~~"t! ;:f~;~~r determlnmg who the two addllional mem~el'6 CINCINNATI REDS' HALL OF FAME BALI.OT (V~e For·Not more ThBJI.Jf.l!\9).< ... , ,. ,, . • -------- Joe Beggs ---~--·- R~ t ·---- --- Ewell Blaekw'ell __ ,: . ~ --Adolfo lluq~~ --- ----- Rube Breosler ----"··- Edtlle ..mer .... ---- Hughie Crl12 ........ BJI(y M,r~ . -·--.---- Jake Daubert ..... ..... fi:O!I Rtiff,~sberger ----- --- Lonale Frey ., --•-- --,.E)IJ!a R~r!y ' --------l!'ddl,e'j\oush -------- lv!ll Goodman ------'· .F!'l!il Tlo'!J'>' ------ -- Heinle Groh -........ Nooolle• Hlhn . ·-:>---.:'. IIVLWerlltir ------- Babbleo Hargrove . ..,,_._. )vy :Wibgo Your Name --· ·-. --. ----·· -··---... .,.~- -.:-- . .... ----- ·-·-- :. __ ____ _ Home Address ..... ---·-- ...... ..... · Cl!-Y and '$tale ........... . Send blllol 1<>: Halt of Fome, Clnel&iiail Chamber of (:om' m~ue, 1718 Union Centro! Rulldlng, Clliti!Uiott 2, Ohio. Mail be poolmarked llo 'lat" than miobilg~l, oJQe 28, 1959.-- B• ·aure to write your Dame and arldreoa ~ilbly. ' Your He•dt~u · ar~<ers "'" . u . :"11,. ~'' · ·· · For S. untm. . .·•....r.· llliJ l['leed.s · SI.A£~5 · · "• '· ".: ' ' ~Qkit:. SM,.~~ . . , • . ~Swim Wear.- Caban~;~ k~- IJea.C:h.lobit• . . ' ~ LET l!$ HELP VOl! '....•·. . : " - Mllwaukee Francisco AnJeles TUDOR. ONE OWNER. SHARP. W. L. And You . Harrison Has 3-Hitter, Wins MASON . . SQCI.I.·l EVENTS 1ft Mrs. Mary- Berr1 und daughter Sharon and Mr. and Mrs. John Hammock ·a nd daughter Beeky of Charleston have just returned lrom a week's vacation Lo Clayton Lakes in Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Yeager at. ~Jtoy JIBylnan., . . 1 Mr. ud Mn. L L NiCe -bad u , the funera' of Mrs. Han· treee~ Mrs. Bessie Stltt.s of T~•:t;J~"'~ in Letart Sunday v: Mr. and Mrs. C. E. ~14. ,.F.I;I . Poll'~r. Che~ter, Grove. ~'lD.$ ,, llftlQ ' . . DOWHJE~GROSS,. who toned PHONE 18$.J Pet. GB :l:n~~ Mrs. Pearl Rousb , and .3M 13 . . -··\ 1956 Dodge VI Royal -~\·x ; ·. ·. ) .. . . .,··'.. SIZES 4 I<> 9 PAY 5t FOB A SECOND PAIR . . TWO PAIR $4MI CROSS HARfJWAIE o-.. Middleport Heffilock Grove got SfVen tuns orr six hits given up by Shelton the loser . Don Randolph was the A-o cakher. Jack Welker reHeved Harrison in the sixth for H~mlock Grove. vacation at St. Petersburg, Fla., visiting Dr. and Mrs : E. R. Keig. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Blessing 5opent the weekend in Letart visiting their children. . Jack Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart left Monday for Ashland, KY., (OJ enlistment in the U. S. Army. He will go frorn there to Ft. Knox, Ky. Kenneth Morris is spending this week at Ft. Knox with the National Guard. While he is gone Mrs. Morris and son are visiting her family ln Ravenswood. -~, Women's Shoes $3.95 pi: A$PHAt.T • $5.00 7-1 In Ruth Loop !44 PAUl . • 38 Pr. fel· f%.1t Womt11'1 Teaals Oxfortla fUtpr. e 88 Pr. reg. t2.99 Children's Teulo Ollfertla n,e, pr. e %t Pr. reg. t3.99 Men'o Tennis o.rords . fZ.It pr. e 35 Pr. reg. $7.15 Mea's Work Sb••eo . . .. $5,841 pr. e 5I Pr. fel· $%.99 Boys' Oxfords . . . . . . . . $1.1t pr. e 94 Pr. reg. t%.99 Girls Oxfords & Sondals $1.19 pr. e ~' rec,. J%.85 Womea's P~kelboob .. .. .. -.. U.lt • · 35 Pr. reg. $3.19 lallhla Oxford• . . . . . . u.tt pr. • 14 Pr. fel. UU5 Men's Work Boots . . t18.95 pr. e 20 Pr. reg. $18.95 Mea's Koapmo Sbon . ~MIJ5 -,. e 12 Pr.rec $JUS Men's Air 0 Mogle OllfGI:d&..._~P!o 15 PAIR Men'• Oxfords $S.cfo pr. Sizes 6to •12- Valuea To $10.95 )Red Anchor Roush's Shoe Store "SINCE 1870" NO. SECOND AVB. MJDDLEPOilT Money sister, in (lbarleston with their siater, M~s Alma O.ut\lting who ~ a' pa, tfBf*t in Charleston Mem@l'ial HoJipl,!aL She underwent major · sur_gety ·oD Friday. . Her room oufuJ)er is 21~. Jo Ann Justis · bas returne{l to ~er employmeqt with the State Road CommiJsion after i baving 12 CU. FOOT DOUBLE DOoR Refrigerator .. Freezer Combination I . •'""tJIQI Mrs. Fannie Francis and Jimmy Stewart spent Monday in Park· ersburg where the former consulted !Vl A:Y!i d Pf:ialist. Mrs. J:'A S:.~ llpent sunday in Pt. Pleasant with her daughter and son-in-laW, Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchinson. Visiting the R- T..< ·BleNings recently were -Rev. and Mrs. George Weirick of Aul:ota, W. Va Mr. and. Mrs, Clare{!-ce Blessing, • Letart and .Mrs. ·L ieulo Roush, iLc; tart. !l.lr. and· Mrs. Burley Grinstead ind l~niilf of Ootumbus spent . the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Zuspan and other relaUv· es in the art'.a. · George zu~pan, Columbu.t spent the weekend wlth his par- , cnts, Mr. and Mrs. George ZUs· pan. Mrs. Alma Turner is spendhiiJ th.J week at Southside at the 4·8 · counsellor. . ·of his uncle and . and T. 1. Ryan. · . and Mra. H810ld Winter1 ~!~ , ~;~:~ with or Zanesville spent !~ her mother I.. FIBEil • M,ary Dud(ling· spent' the weekend .~;~;~~~~~~;::~'~)spentstudEnt ,at the week' • ' .. •110'1 6 10 Gol. soon. ~ 39 23 .1582 38 a1 .Ml 3 33 635 3 33 .1129 3\1 Month End Sale WI Edgar Lyons Is a patient in Hol!er Hospital wh~re he is scheduled · tn -undergo major aurgery Gtove. National La...,. FORDOMATIC. ALL THE EXTRAS AND ONLY 18,000 MILES. ALL WHITE. Morrisdale, W. Va. L. t-- Niee was a business visitor fn"Parkersburg Wednetday. Mrs. Hattie Hy!Jtt left for .Loudonville ·to·run her 'hotel. · Mr. and· MN. Bill' LeWis and :loil ;Greg, of Houlton" Texa1, .ire vis· 1ltln1. Jll~·' f'tents, Mr~' and Mn. Mt. Olive Social Events tlllelr g()vern91eot to help them· ulvea, he pointed. out. Mr. Barker made tbia atatetMnt in conncetlon ,..ltb the Federal Otis Swan , , Iii at Ilia Mr. and •M rs. Ru•U Ft-deral Credit Union• and old- Cred it Union•' 25th annlver£...!.ry oge, survivon and disabi lity in- which will be ce lebrate4 ob .June of Portland •pent Mra. Hobart Newell IDd. t urance prOJrahu ba\'e a common. 2~ . Mrt. Dora Plertfl! and Jln, objectiNe, William P. Barker dilFederal soclal in1urance hlPt tr ict mrtnager of th~ .Mari etta so- workcu to buUd linancial protl!t· Pierce were m Galllpo!M, ~ cial security office, decl ared' today twn for themselves and their pprli~ . Bot.b f'Oinlml OpeJ'ale Both of these progra m9 of the ramilies in the event of the bread with.out cenen rel'enue I~•· ·~~jii\jjjjj Athn inistration wh,r. er'• retirement In old·age, Social Socia l SeC'U rity 1ecurity i.nJura~e hfoe- I~ are exampl es of how people in a or his dis.abHity, or death. Fed· fib arc provided by the IQClJJ cral Cretllt Unions make it po• tecurity tax on workel't' earlilDI(k sible for groups of peo»le to or· tll expense. of tbe Burnu ol ~anize 1nd operate. a tbrlft and Federal Credit Unlon.a: are finan!oan program to improve ttieir ced by <:barter, tupe~villan, aad ASBESTOS flnanf'lal wejfare during their examination (eet paid by the workine yea(s. Millioru of famil· dividual Crtedlt Unlont. ies h ~ ve been provided lOme ae· More ·th.lD fit,300 II'OUPI Of -peocurity throueh the uvings of ple now opeute Federal Cl'tldit Hemlock Grove's Babe Ruth r 'h million membeta of these_ Unions. Savings under the piogram ndw total 12 billion and League .team !attened Us win hnions. F ederal Credit Unions, Uke t.he members are adding to this econo.alii .,_, s l.reak to 4-0 with a 7-1 victory Phono.OI7·Y · over Alfred-Orange Tuesday eve- old-age, survivors and dls:abilitf mic secUJib fuftd at the rate of program, are seU·sup- nearly $1 mUHon a day. ning on Phil ijarrison's three hitter. Ned Swindell swung the big bat for the winners. collecting a t riple and double·. Lee Reed was the Hemlock Grove catcher. Mrs. --·Hel.en SteWart spent Sunday visiting friends in Appit· '· - l'!f, . fre. economy ran coopente with a week) vaCation with P,artmts, Mr. aild Mrs. Fe-rris Jus- Be.a t The Beat In Olli.';o. "".~- ·' ~:;, . If WASH and WE~R $UIT$ • · Dale IIlii !' !!!><1• !lr...d •· vo;.·~ti"'nie" Fanluy ' . . -W. Varian. . _JLS;. ,•;;;;;====;;;;;=;;;,;;;;;;i;; _. ,._ta FQr · · «c!ftot~tr it bears a postmark no later thari' SW)(J_ay mid- Di'vision Lions of the Canl'dian 28 Football League. Eotep, EIDI,. Adamo, ·Pomeror llrt, Emma Sa11nden, Huntineton. Sun<t,:r · ~~es t wu Mrs. 1. D. Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel ·Barnhart, Anna Tucker of Mason spent sevClel'eland were aueJta Jut week of eral d ays with her sister, Mrs. Mr. uul, Mrs. John HIU 1nd Mr. rred Miller. ancJ Mrs'. Charle! Musgrage. Mrs. Henry Rettmire. Mrs. Cbarlel M~agrage, WhQ wu on Claud Ueilm,irc ant{ son. Billy , of l..w lrom bit employment on the New Haven and M.rL Georgia Wilrbv bo&l Jtellance, retuJ:ned lalt Hamson of Pomeroy ~re railers week. on Mrs. J . D. Roush, JObn· Reed of North K~novl, and Mr. and ·Mrs. Philiion CUt- Bfoo)r:s ;Roush were reeent an aged couple, remain very ot their aunta, M'n. George Mr. and ·Mr11. Don Bell and Delle)- and lid. Lena Radcliff. na spent an evening wltb Mn. Lee ~- ~md M(.. L D. Shields of Woods, RUtland . Raymond Bell o( Racine spent $)Taeu,ie 1pen~ SUnday with' Mr. ~d' Mijli.·Pa~l ~~Je ; and Mr. and Sl.lm;lay wikb his son , Don Fell. '"~ PI.Ui"Of'l ·~8. . Father'~! Day gUests of 'MI. and Mr. 1nd MH. Ceelt lllll of Col Mrs. Ray lfcDade were thei r ~6u.; spent the week ~d with daul!hters apd families : Mrs. Nor· tlieli' pafe"ts, Mr. am;t M,rs. Julian ma Sllamblio, Gary, tarry and Ter1111 anB Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ry of Rio Gf.andc; Mr. and Mrs. Clark of Raeine. Dale M~raw and Gar.cia, Racine ; Mr. and .Mrs: Barold .Roush and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Arnott and ~utl~tet. Na.din,, were guests last , Frank and Ray · Van of ~~ o( 1htlr spn and family, Lt. Brighton, .Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. lju:l Mn. Horman Rouah and son, }Jerman Reese, Tommy and RoslO~. oJ Alexlu~rla, va. alic of Cheshire and Pete Miles .M.ra.• Glen . Wolfe and Mr. and of !Bascom, Ohio. ~~- 1\,PY J,leU, Washington D. c. Ray McDade, Herman ,Reese hi' sp6nding two weeks with Mrs. and Tommy vi si1ed Van McElli«Kt W\eel,er. Dade of P.ortland, Saturday. - · Mil ~fl. ~lpb West of Doh McDade is employed in Coltarkersbilrc visited w,dnesday . and' is staying with' his Ron. in Canal Winchester. fllth .."her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. W. · .... so that Unlttd · I' Nat lnHrnatloMI 1 LANCER HARDTOP COUPE. POWER FLITE, RADIO, HEATER. LOCAL OWNER. REAL NICE. ' t1SUI T~ursday . m e c Y- STANDINGS 195 7 Plymouth telvedere · VISTA B INCH APARTMENT SIZI · u ~c c ar !y 4-1. ll~!lll_bcer Holiday Spe,cial$ A-1 A-1 *HIGH BROILER wDIVIDED TOP *BURNER WITH A BRAIN IVERYTBING A ROUSE WIFE NEEDS UP1 - Here's an opportunity for you sports falls to participate in the Cincinnati Reds' Hall of Fame voting - and . perhaps win a portable television set for yourself in the proce5s. All you have to do is to check the natnes of two of your favorite ex-Redlegs on this ballot printed below then mail it f,LEMING CANADA·IOUtiD to the Hall of Fame, c/o Cincinnati Chambe•• .o'r Commer~ ._, ANCOU VER , a . C. UPI-Wil·· 1718 Union Central Bldg., Cincinnati 2, Ohio. ije •ure to fill II~ Fleming. Iowa halfbad<, hao. in name and address legibly and get-th~ - ball~t into the signed to pby with the WeotOl'n Your Friendly Kotlat Dealer 220 E. Main St. Phon~ 487·X DEluXE TAPPAN Jf!li Hea•f- lum~ll" . H, TueodiU' alMarhen on two hom• b7 Wally Sbt and Jam., D. Norria' Cblcago to take the 1e'riee We (our ' Stadium orporation are 1uina: the to one. YOJ!K NEW Ford Goes 9, Mantle Clicks, York for their world l)eavyweight title hght Thursday night - with Patterson now at Because of 11 a.m. e.d.t. weigh-In both fighters decided to spend "inclpals Yankees Back In 1st Division nag bt · th it 24 Hour Film Service ONE WEEK ONLY YORK (IJPI) - CMmplon Floyd Patterson and Swed- ish Ingemar Johansson broke camp today and came to New weig ht contender Eddie Letart Falls Social Eve.. ts llo~ . SoeiaJ Securitv• D1Uy S...t!nel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 24, 19511-5 ds On Patterson Soar To 4~1 ;:~;:wPonim)'~N~:~. We Feature .. r / Walsh. Mr •. Guynn Harris and • ' 0 ·1- . 39 l·neh E \'licniJJ. , 'o•fGayJ~x:, Va., and Roge~ . leave hom the Nav:t .~"''~?!~•· Va., the pasi . • . ' a .' • ··- . . . FREEZER "~~!'!~· ··i~!;r~:~:~~·~ .~Edga, and ~~ RAI-fPI: ~nlv ·~141.00 . "' ...~WITH TRAJ)];; .· • CHEST ' . . '--··~- > • • ' ,';'·• ..,., ' '' . .- -'I ,. liULLY AUTOMATit I;J.,,O$'T.NG . \ AT TKIS SPECIAL LOW PRICE .17CI;I.FOOT FOR ONJ;.Y wook's • .. I Buy NQw While They Lost! I . . VESTA 36 INCH .·. · . Loot< For Tbot · *AIL POilcEJ.AIN *TWO LARGE • DUWEIS FOR STORAGE ..... •••• NOW $109·91: VISTA 36 INCH DIWXI , *LIGHT ond TIMER *ALL POacBJ.AIN *GJ.A8S,OVIN DOOR ud OVEN LIGHT . . *'I'WOD'IU !ITO~ DUWBIS . ..... ..,..... ·NOW l134·95: • •With-Trade , • 1955 Ford VI Fairlane 4 DOOR. FORDOMATIC. l!EAUTIFUL WHITE. A SHARP!& \ . BL~ ANn 2 .19S3 Ford VI TucJon . . . • . .... ·"''"' . ., l - ' I . Silver Lihing . ·' ' Fo;r Better 'J;;reezfng .. ~ . ... ' ', ' BO'rli!N A·l CONDITION. ' . S& THESE AN) MANY MORI 'PRES,f ,M.OT ''· C.UW le YOMI'I . ...., . 4flk 19$9 DRAWlNG !fO BI .A'f . (lVI. . Wl'l'fl • ,lARGE ,71 LB. . FR'QZBil • \ ' · All PAlRQUUN _DI. . . , ' �.. --Bed Doused tho '"'• !i:amea are to be Sol: made- up as aoon .u poulble. Games XNnwhlle, Hllh ~hool Ll!ape mana&erl were checking condilaiD; iD deiUIII form, at 4 p. m. tions today of d iamond s in Midda.id an hopes of dleport and on Mulbenj Heights liQlq tdleduled Pony' Leagu~ in Pomero)·. Racine ia tcheduled Lo play at the Pomeroy RPd · . One Little League game In tHeights) and the Indians weH ~~ abo was rained out, to travel to Middleport f ... ..-u ..-. .I YEAR IS LONG EHOUG~·· K&C JEWELERS (Formerly Collins Jewelry) II. Malll SL ' ' Phone 385 Pomeroy, 0. GAS RANGE NEW VESTA and TAPPAN GAS RAN~,~' favored W d d e nes ay Unihd. Prus lltf'tmationl C&Sey's rinalJy malrin~: his move- just aa be I8Jd be- would .......and it must 1eJi1hA tbe old hoy tbat he even tailed the turn on t he two men who wquld klp him do the m.oving . Tbe two, of counet ll'e Mickfl!y Mantle <1nd Wh.ltey P<J.rd. be aU right," Casey j ~tenael told 1he worried Yankee bra&l when tM club hit rock-bottom a month ago. " We'll be all right as soon .11.!1 Mantle starli hith ng again and I can get For~ to go nin~ ." Rravel .stretched tbeir lead to two a:ame1 by eHppina: the Cardinah, IHJ wbile the Pirate~ lick· ~:d the second-pi~ Giaota, $-1. The Dodgm ed.... the Jlllillleo 4-3 and the Cubs towed tl».Jl.ldl 3- 1. ' :Early Wynn of the White Sox became tbe fir.st AL pitcber to wm lO games when he halted the Senaton on eighl hitl, one of whkh was Bob AlliSon's 19th homer. Young Mill Pappas of the Ori (l(e!ll picked up hiJ ~eveoth vicLory hy holding the Indians to five hits. Pappas blan~ed the Tribe So it certain~y comes as no sur· unHI Woodie Held hit his 12th prise to Stena:el that hh1 Yankees homer in the eighth . are back in the · first division Glen Hobbie ot the Cuba scored apln, only two aamea aw.ay from the top, noW that Maotle and biJ seVenth victorY in beating the FOJ"d • e beahmhic to clkk alliin. Reds. He yielded eltht bits, four Mantle cr•rked out hi& ' t.ftird· of them to Frank Robi.niOn . To'ny homer in tWO di!)'S TU.elday night Taylor, with two double• all4 1 Cblcaao's lO.blt and F'ord tuPne!l In a nifty fiVe- J!lingle, paced hitter to p~ · thei Y.anka to J,.l0.2 ;.t~. · · victory over the Atbletics. White Sox Climb LONGDEN .UI.PIN~D ' Tbe Whlt4) ~Sox climbed to with INGDEWOOD, C.fi!. UPI--'Vet· in i game of first place with a eran jockey Johnnr Longdt::l ltu 4-1 victory ·over:- the Senators; notified Tuesday he had been susthe Orioles moved to within a pended by ateWirdS or Balmotal game-and-.-half of the top by for 10 days. Stewards charted Ueatine t·he league-leading Indians Longden .with cutting acrosa the 5-1 and the Red· Sox Jmoc-ked the field too sharply during his win· Tigers out of the firat divi!ion ning ride aboard Honey'9 Gem in with a 10-4 win. the $50,000 Beverly Handicap In the National U.ague, the last Saturday. MAK~'\LNL A~~~k~~ • FOR A PICTURE SITTING • ' SMITH ST.UPIO r SEE THESE COMPI,.ETELY RECONDITIOt-IED CARS '59 Ford V8 ~ustom 300 · . ' 4 DOOR. STANDARD 'TRANSMISSION. THIS WAS DRIVER TRAINING CAR. ONLY 1900 MILES. ..... *WITH LIGHT ond TIMER 1958 Ford 500. 4 Door 1• a•• Thu,oday nl&ht's I!AJITFORD. c .... llPI -411 heavrwelght ~hamplonablp bout • ..1o..-. . for more than a million dollar~ Lynch, 14'J'"nn, Ht~CJ't.~ tlijpol • . Heavy aupport for ch11mpion 1 . ..c fed era 1 cour1 lll d am- .ed Cbarlle (Tom.:..•-) •ml 1 Patterson caused the odds to wrtters, here- for the fight, showed a:w.ed in ~ • jump from 7-2 to ._1. A few ~2 picking Po:~ttcrson _and onl_y 12 ages ror Ingemar Johanssoo's fail- 146~ . Loa Angelea (10). , "sporttmen'' quoted' longer prices ~Ieeth~ Ingemar. Ftfteen swed- 1.lJ"e to give -Machen a return bout -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;~;;;;;~= and there were indit::atlon& .noyd 1sh Wl ' lle~a in_ the _poll were al- before meeting heavywelght cham- r wouJd go into the ring at 5-l most split. E1gbt favored hand - pion Floyd Patterson. or 6-t. some Ingemar pnil seven voted Earlier, the Redding, calif., Ring CoM:tnlctlon flnilhihst for the cbamplon. fighter haP been turned do~ in Wos:k.!:Qen were puttinc the finNe H~• N federal court m hi:; request for ~ ishing tourhes on the ring, t-rect· ~a~te{sdon and ,Johansson are mjuncllon that would forbid Jo· ed over second base in Yanke~ sc e u e sq~e off 8'a.,nl0 :30 1hansson t o fight Patterson. Stadium, and on the eight-row p. m. · ere w111 uv no . working press section and the television it CHICAGO UP[ - Marlo Vecc!hi· D,fMlO playing·field seats . Will be to ato, Italian lightweight champion, will risk an 18 "flgJlt wlnnlng Promoter a-m Ro..nsahn r• by A-BC. ~'th 1 t the ...~P ticket Bookies reported light belting streak on tcle\'ision tonight, In his 111le was boosting the adv•nce on Lh~ result because of the 'scar- American debut again.st America's well Myond the $450,000 marie city of Johansson money . There sevent h ra nked 135 Pounder, ~ob•nd indlc•ting • gate of mo,.. is some wagering, however, on by Scanlon. Ratf"d even Verch1ato t:oiJI than $600.000. That would mqn how long the fight will last and has foug ht and defeated two Amer ·~;;;:;:::~:r.:;;;~;;;;~~ about 40.000 spedato"' how long each boxer will last. ~ icans. Charley Douglas and ·- Orlan· Although Europeap champion It's "even money" that the do Zuluc HL Clla,t:oal lJ.Ihter li~J~FJ. is unbeaten and al - scheduled 15-round.er doesn't go CLEVELAND UPI _ The Cleve- 1""_ _ _ _...,.;..._ __ he knocked out top-rated more than eight rounds, regard· land Drowns No. 1 rlraft choice, - Colt ~tier Machen in the first round less of the _winner, and 4-1 that it Richard Krei11ing of the Univer· Scout Single .;\eUon last bout-, a poll of 64 sports doesn't go !5 rounds. sity of ntinois, has a~reed to . terms for the 1959 season. Kreitling, considered · one of ttle fastest ends in the Big Ten last season, had an()ther year of eligibility re· m.11ining at Illinois. GRILLS 98 Up . 22 CAL, MOL . SPORTS $49.50 Camp Stools COLUMBUS UPl - The Rochester Red Winj;s routed the cO. DEsK CARDS SIGN DITTR.ICH CHICAGO UP!-The Chicago Cardinals have signed. guard John Dittrich of Wisconsin to a 1959 contratl. Dittrich, recently discharged from . military service, was the club's sixth draft choice in 195ft ·~·~~~···.~~'"!', former Reds listed, the two recel\.u>g tbe great- of votes will be elected into tbe Clnclruiati Baseof Fame, and honored on . Chamber of Commerce at the Crosley Field ball park o.n July 9. Cincinnati's Donald D. Clancy will draw one entry from among all those submitted, and tbe lucky person who sent it _ maybe you- wlll win a handsome porta~le televlB.ion set ,itsca gjft. The Reds' Hall of Faille was eslabllsheq •on Ch~l1lber of Commerce Nigh I last year .when Ernie LOmbardi, Ftaiok 1\lc. <!:ormlck, Bucky Walters, !'Sui Derringer and Johnny Vander Meer were elected as the original · me.mber~,. ,..Qw you ~an ~~~"t! ;:f~;~~r determlnmg who the two addllional mem~el'6 CINCINNATI REDS' HALL OF FAME BALI.OT (V~e For·Not more ThBJI.Jf.l!\9).< ... , ,. ,, . • -------- Joe Beggs ---~--·- R~ t ·---- --- Ewell Blaekw'ell __ ,: . ~ --Adolfo lluq~~ --- ----- Rube Breosler ----"··- Edtlle ..mer .... ---- Hughie Crl12 ........ BJI(y M,r~ . -·--.---- Jake Daubert ..... ..... fi:O!I Rtiff,~sberger ----- --- Lonale Frey ., --•-- --,.E)IJ!a R~r!y ' --------l!'ddl,e'j\oush -------- lv!ll Goodman ------'· .F!'l!il Tlo'!J'>' ------ -- Heinle Groh -........ Nooolle• Hlhn . ·-:>---.:'. IIVLWerlltir ------- Babbleo Hargrove . ..,,_._. )vy :Wibgo Your Name --· ·-. --. ----·· -··---... .,.~- -.:-- . .... ----- ·-·-- :. __ ____ _ Home Address ..... ---·-- ...... ..... · Cl!-Y and '$tale ........... . Send blllol 1<>: Halt of Fome, Clnel&iiail Chamber of (:om' m~ue, 1718 Union Centro! Rulldlng, Clliti!Uiott 2, Ohio. Mail be poolmarked llo 'lat" than miobilg~l, oJQe 28, 1959.-- B• ·aure to write your Dame and arldreoa ~ilbly. ' Your He•dt~u · ar~<ers "'" . u . :"11,. ~'' · ·· · For S. untm. . .·•....r.· llliJ l['leed.s · SI.A£~5 · · "• '· ".: ' ' ~Qkit:. SM,.~~ . . , • . ~Swim Wear.- Caban~;~ k~- IJea.C:h.lobit• . . ' ~ LET l!$ HELP VOl! '....•·. . : " - Mllwaukee Francisco AnJeles TUDOR. ONE OWNER. SHARP. W. L. And You . Harrison Has 3-Hitter, Wins MASON . . SQCI.I.·l EVENTS 1ft Mrs. Mary- Berr1 und daughter Sharon and Mr. and Mrs. John Hammock ·a nd daughter Beeky of Charleston have just returned lrom a week's vacation Lo Clayton Lakes in Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Yeager at. ~Jtoy JIBylnan., . . 1 Mr. ud Mn. L L NiCe -bad u , the funera' of Mrs. Han· treee~ Mrs. Bessie Stltt.s of T~•:t;J~"'~ in Letart Sunday v: Mr. and Mrs. C. E. ~14. ,.F.I;I . Poll'~r. Che~ter, Grove. ~'lD.$ ,, llftlQ ' . . DOWHJE~GROSS,. who toned PHONE 18$.J Pet. GB :l:n~~ Mrs. Pearl Rousb , and .3M 13 . . -··\ 1956 Dodge VI Royal -~\·x ; ·. ·. ) .. . . .,··'.. SIZES 4 I<> 9 PAY 5t FOB A SECOND PAIR . . TWO PAIR $4MI CROSS HARfJWAIE o-.. Middleport Heffilock Grove got SfVen tuns orr six hits given up by Shelton the loser . Don Randolph was the A-o cakher. Jack Welker reHeved Harrison in the sixth for H~mlock Grove. vacation at St. Petersburg, Fla., visiting Dr. and Mrs : E. R. Keig. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Blessing 5opent the weekend in Letart visiting their children. . Jack Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart left Monday for Ashland, KY., (OJ enlistment in the U. S. Army. He will go frorn there to Ft. Knox, Ky. Kenneth Morris is spending this week at Ft. Knox with the National Guard. While he is gone Mrs. Morris and son are visiting her family ln Ravenswood. -~, Women's Shoes $3.95 pi: A$PHAt.T • $5.00 7-1 In Ruth Loop !44 PAUl . • 38 Pr. fel· f%.1t Womt11'1 Teaals Oxfortla fUtpr. e 88 Pr. reg. t2.99 Children's Teulo Ollfertla n,e, pr. e %t Pr. reg. t3.99 Men'o Tennis o.rords . fZ.It pr. e 35 Pr. reg. $7.15 Mea's Work Sb••eo . . .. $5,841 pr. e 5I Pr. fel· $%.99 Boys' Oxfords . . . . . . . . $1.1t pr. e 94 Pr. reg. t%.99 Girls Oxfords & Sondals $1.19 pr. e ~' rec,. J%.85 Womea's P~kelboob .. .. .. -.. U.lt • · 35 Pr. reg. $3.19 lallhla Oxford• . . . . . . u.tt pr. • 14 Pr. fel. UU5 Men's Work Boots . . t18.95 pr. e 20 Pr. reg. $18.95 Mea's Koapmo Sbon . ~MIJ5 -,. e 12 Pr.rec $JUS Men's Air 0 Mogle OllfGI:d&..._~P!o 15 PAIR Men'• Oxfords $S.cfo pr. Sizes 6to •12- Valuea To $10.95 )Red Anchor Roush's Shoe Store "SINCE 1870" NO. SECOND AVB. MJDDLEPOilT Money sister, in (lbarleston with their siater, M~s Alma O.ut\lting who ~ a' pa, tfBf*t in Charleston Mem@l'ial HoJipl,!aL She underwent major · sur_gety ·oD Friday. . Her room oufuJ)er is 21~. Jo Ann Justis · bas returne{l to ~er employmeqt with the State Road CommiJsion after i baving 12 CU. FOOT DOUBLE DOoR Refrigerator .. Freezer Combination I . •'""tJIQI Mrs. Fannie Francis and Jimmy Stewart spent Monday in Park· ersburg where the former consulted !Vl A:Y!i d Pf:ialist. Mrs. J:'A S:.~ llpent sunday in Pt. Pleasant with her daughter and son-in-laW, Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchinson. Visiting the R- T..< ·BleNings recently were -Rev. and Mrs. George Weirick of Aul:ota, W. Va Mr. and. Mrs, Clare{!-ce Blessing, • Letart and .Mrs. ·L ieulo Roush, iLc; tart. !l.lr. and· Mrs. Burley Grinstead ind l~niilf of Ootumbus spent . the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Zuspan and other relaUv· es in the art'.a. · George zu~pan, Columbu.t spent the weekend wlth his par- , cnts, Mr. and Mrs. George ZUs· pan. Mrs. Alma Turner is spendhiiJ th.J week at Southside at the 4·8 · counsellor. . ·of his uncle and . and T. 1. Ryan. · . and Mra. H810ld Winter1 ~!~ , ~;~:~ with or Zanesville spent !~ her mother I.. FIBEil • M,ary Dud(ling· spent' the weekend .~;~;~~~~~~;::~'~)spentstudEnt ,at the week' • ' .. •110'1 6 10 Gol. soon. ~ 39 23 .1582 38 a1 .Ml 3 33 635 3 33 .1129 3\1 Month End Sale WI Edgar Lyons Is a patient in Hol!er Hospital wh~re he is scheduled · tn -undergo major aurgery Gtove. National La...,. FORDOMATIC. ALL THE EXTRAS AND ONLY 18,000 MILES. ALL WHITE. Morrisdale, W. Va. L. t-- Niee was a business visitor fn"Parkersburg Wednetday. Mrs. Hattie Hy!Jtt left for .Loudonville ·to·run her 'hotel. · Mr. and· MN. Bill' LeWis and :loil ;Greg, of Houlton" Texa1, .ire vis· 1ltln1. Jll~·' f'tents, Mr~' and Mn. Mt. Olive Social Events tlllelr g()vern91eot to help them· ulvea, he pointed. out. Mr. Barker made tbia atatetMnt in conncetlon ,..ltb the Federal Otis Swan , , Iii at Ilia Mr. and •M rs. Ru•U Ft-deral Credit Union• and old- Cred it Union•' 25th annlver£...!.ry oge, survivon and disabi lity in- which will be ce lebrate4 ob .June of Portland •pent Mra. Hobart Newell IDd. t urance prOJrahu ba\'e a common. 2~ . Mrt. Dora Plertfl! and Jln, objectiNe, William P. Barker dilFederal soclal in1urance hlPt tr ict mrtnager of th~ .Mari etta so- workcu to buUd linancial protl!t· Pierce were m Galllpo!M, ~ cial security office, decl ared' today twn for themselves and their pprli~ . Bot.b f'Oinlml OpeJ'ale Both of these progra m9 of the ramilies in the event of the bread with.out cenen rel'enue I~•· ·~~jii\jjjjj Athn inistration wh,r. er'• retirement In old·age, Social Socia l SeC'U rity 1ecurity i.nJura~e hfoe- I~ are exampl es of how people in a or his dis.abHity, or death. Fed· fib arc provided by the IQClJJ cral Cretllt Unions make it po• tecurity tax on workel't' earlilDI(k sible for groups of peo»le to or· tll expense. of tbe Burnu ol ~anize 1nd operate. a tbrlft and Federal Credit Unlon.a: are finan!oan program to improve ttieir ced by <:barter, tupe~villan, aad ASBESTOS flnanf'lal wejfare during their examination (eet paid by the workine yea(s. Millioru of famil· dividual Crtedlt Unlont. ies h ~ ve been provided lOme ae· More ·th.lD fit,300 II'OUPI Of -peocurity throueh the uvings of ple now opeute Federal Cl'tldit Hemlock Grove's Babe Ruth r 'h million membeta of these_ Unions. Savings under the piogram ndw total 12 billion and League .team !attened Us win hnions. F ederal Credit Unions, Uke t.he members are adding to this econo.alii .,_, s l.reak to 4-0 with a 7-1 victory Phono.OI7·Y · over Alfred-Orange Tuesday eve- old-age, survivors and dls:abilitf mic secUJib fuftd at the rate of program, are seU·sup- nearly $1 mUHon a day. ning on Phil ijarrison's three hitter. Ned Swindell swung the big bat for the winners. collecting a t riple and double·. Lee Reed was the Hemlock Grove catcher. Mrs. --·Hel.en SteWart spent Sunday visiting friends in Appit· '· - l'!f, . fre. economy ran coopente with a week) vaCation with P,artmts, Mr. aild Mrs. Fe-rris Jus- Be.a t The Beat In Olli.';o. "".~- ·' ~:;, . If WASH and WE~R $UIT$ • · Dale IIlii !' !!!><1• !lr...d •· vo;.·~ti"'nie" Fanluy ' . . -W. Varian. . _JLS;. ,•;;;;;====;;;;;=;;;,;;;;;;i;; _. ,._ta FQr · · «c!ftot~tr it bears a postmark no later thari' SW)(J_ay mid- Di'vision Lions of the Canl'dian 28 Football League. Eotep, EIDI,. Adamo, ·Pomeror llrt, Emma Sa11nden, Huntineton. Sun<t,:r · ~~es t wu Mrs. 1. D. Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel ·Barnhart, Anna Tucker of Mason spent sevClel'eland were aueJta Jut week of eral d ays with her sister, Mrs. Mr. uul, Mrs. John HIU 1nd Mr. rred Miller. ancJ Mrs'. Charle! Musgrage. Mrs. Henry Rettmire. Mrs. Cbarlel M~agrage, WhQ wu on Claud Ueilm,irc ant{ son. Billy , of l..w lrom bit employment on the New Haven and M.rL Georgia Wilrbv bo&l Jtellance, retuJ:ned lalt Hamson of Pomeroy ~re railers week. on Mrs. J . D. Roush, JObn· Reed of North K~novl, and Mr. and ·Mrs. Philiion CUt- Bfoo)r:s ;Roush were reeent an aged couple, remain very ot their aunta, M'n. George Mr. and ·Mr11. Don Bell and Delle)- and lid. Lena Radcliff. na spent an evening wltb Mn. Lee ~- ~md M(.. L D. Shields of Woods, RUtland . Raymond Bell o( Racine spent $)Taeu,ie 1pen~ SUnday with' Mr. ~d' Mijli.·Pa~l ~~Je ; and Mr. and Sl.lm;lay wikb his son , Don Fell. '"~ PI.Ui"Of'l ·~8. . Father'~! Day gUests of 'MI. and Mr. 1nd MH. Ceelt lllll of Col Mrs. Ray lfcDade were thei r ~6u.; spent the week ~d with daul!hters apd families : Mrs. Nor· tlieli' pafe"ts, Mr. am;t M,rs. Julian ma Sllamblio, Gary, tarry and Ter1111 anB Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ry of Rio Gf.andc; Mr. and Mrs. Clark of Raeine. Dale M~raw and Gar.cia, Racine ; Mr. and .Mrs: Barold .Roush and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Arnott and ~utl~tet. Na.din,, were guests last , Frank and Ray · Van of ~~ o( 1htlr spn and family, Lt. Brighton, .Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. lju:l Mn. Horman Rouah and son, }Jerman Reese, Tommy and RoslO~. oJ Alexlu~rla, va. alic of Cheshire and Pete Miles .M.ra.• Glen . Wolfe and Mr. and of !Bascom, Ohio. ~~- 1\,PY J,leU, Washington D. c. Ray McDade, Herman ,Reese hi' sp6nding two weeks with Mrs. and Tommy vi si1ed Van McElli«Kt W\eel,er. Dade of P.ortland, Saturday. - · Mil ~fl. ~lpb West of Doh McDade is employed in Coltarkersbilrc visited w,dnesday . and' is staying with' his Ron. in Canal Winchester. fllth .."her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. W. · .... so that Unlttd · I' Nat lnHrnatloMI 1 LANCER HARDTOP COUPE. POWER FLITE, RADIO, HEATER. LOCAL OWNER. REAL NICE. ' t1SUI T~ursday . m e c Y- STANDINGS 195 7 Plymouth telvedere · VISTA B INCH APARTMENT SIZI · u ~c c ar !y 4-1. ll~!lll_bcer Holiday Spe,cial$ A-1 A-1 *HIGH BROILER wDIVIDED TOP *BURNER WITH A BRAIN IVERYTBING A ROUSE WIFE NEEDS UP1 - Here's an opportunity for you sports falls to participate in the Cincinnati Reds' Hall of Fame voting - and . perhaps win a portable television set for yourself in the proce5s. All you have to do is to check the natnes of two of your favorite ex-Redlegs on this ballot printed below then mail it f,LEMING CANADA·IOUtiD to the Hall of Fame, c/o Cincinnati Chambe•• .o'r Commer~ ._, ANCOU VER , a . C. UPI-Wil·· 1718 Union Central Bldg., Cincinnati 2, Ohio. ije •ure to fill II~ Fleming. Iowa halfbad<, hao. in name and address legibly and get-th~ - ball~t into the signed to pby with the WeotOl'n Your Friendly Kotlat Dealer 220 E. Main St. Phon~ 487·X DEluXE TAPPAN Jf!li Hea•f- lum~ll" . H, TueodiU' alMarhen on two hom• b7 Wally Sbt and Jam., D. Norria' Cblcago to take the 1e'riee We (our ' Stadium orporation are 1uina: the to one. YOJ!K NEW Ford Goes 9, Mantle Clicks, York for their world l)eavyweight title hght Thursday night - with Patterson now at Because of 11 a.m. e.d.t. weigh-In both fighters decided to spend "inclpals Yankees Back In 1st Division nag bt · th it 24 Hour Film Service ONE WEEK ONLY YORK (IJPI) - CMmplon Floyd Patterson and Swed- ish Ingemar Johansson broke camp today and came to New weig ht contender Eddie Letart Falls Social Eve.. ts llo~ . SoeiaJ Securitv• D1Uy S...t!nel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 24, 19511-5 ds On Patterson Soar To 4~1 ;:~;:wPonim)'~N~:~. We Feature .. r / Walsh. Mr •. Guynn Harris and • ' 0 ·1- . 39 l·neh E \'licniJJ. , 'o•fGayJ~x:, Va., and Roge~ . leave hom the Nav:t .~"''~?!~•· Va., the pasi . • . ' a .' • ··- . . . FREEZER "~~!'!~· ··i~!;r~:~:~~·~ .~Edga, and ~~ RAI-fPI: ~nlv ·~141.00 . "' ...~WITH TRAJ)];; .· • CHEST ' . . '--··~- > • • ' ,';'·• ..,., ' '' . .- -'I ,. liULLY AUTOMATit I;J.,,O$'T.NG . \ AT TKIS SPECIAL LOW PRICE .17CI;I.FOOT FOR ONJ;.Y wook's • .. I Buy NQw While They Lost! I . . VESTA 36 INCH .·. · . Loot< For Tbot · *AIL POilcEJ.AIN *TWO LARGE • DUWEIS FOR STORAGE ..... •••• NOW $109·91: VISTA 36 INCH DIWXI , *LIGHT ond TIMER *ALL POacBJ.AIN *GJ.A8S,OVIN DOOR ud OVEN LIGHT . . *'I'WOD'IU !ITO~ DUWBIS . ..... ..,..... ·NOW l134·95: • •With-Trade , • 1955 Ford VI Fairlane 4 DOOR. FORDOMATIC. l!EAUTIFUL WHITE. A SHARP!& \ . BL~ ANn 2 .19S3 Ford VI TucJon . . . • . .... ·"''"' . ., l - ' I . Silver Lihing . ·' ' Fo;r Better 'J;;reezfng .. ~ . ... ' ', ' BO'rli!N A·l CONDITION. ' . S& THESE AN) MANY MORI 'PRES,f ,M.OT ''· C.UW le YOMI'I . ...., . 4flk 19$9 DRAWlNG !fO BI .A'f . (lVI. . Wl'l'fl • ,lARGE ,71 LB. . FR'QZBil • \ ' · All PAlRQUUN _DI. . . , ' �• I ' ' ' •skau•• DON'T NEED IT? Sell It Through A Sentinel Want Ad G-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 24, 1959 2 GAS RANGES, 2 GAS HOT FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES S eents per Wt>rd, one inaertion. Minimum ehal'&e ~- 60 ceot& 8 cents per word for t hree CODSeCutlve inliertion&. Speciral - ooe month for 30 eente per word. . Full rate of 3 cents per word wi.U be cbar&ed for advertJ&i.nt If DOt paid wit.hlno 10 dayi after receiving bill. i'n'ors in Advertisiflg- Should be reported immediately . Tbe -.Dally Set«inel will not be re&ponsible lor more lba.n one inror· rec:t lnserllioo.. Card or Thanks and Speci:aJ Notices of Events $1.00. Obituaries publlebed M 1 cent per word. WORDS I& 1 DAY 3 DAYS ~ ~ 20 ~ $1.20 8 DAYS $1 .M ~~ $1.80 $6.00 25 75c $1.00 $2.25 Ac:ls received by 10 A.M. wUI be in that day'a 1 MO. $7.00 121 ) . ot~_Thanks l2l Card the I ~per . k.e<1l Fstor~ Homer Rice. Rhodell Stetry and 0 . E. McKinley were appointed as a committee to investigate the installation of tile tilocks in the sunday School room of the Be· reans. 3 ROOMS LIKE NEW FURNl· ture. Inquire at Bolin's Mobile WE WlSU TO EXTEND THANKS Senice Station , W. Main St. -t6 · Rev. Ralph .•1ahoney, th.e Pomeroy. 6-23-atp ,~ , , and to everyone who a&lllt'' ~:ftower s anti words PORTABLE 17 I!'ICH '.atoilfo'lt ~ ·auring deatn of '11:-. . QUr the Illness Call 2442. beloved moth· FH.-'TEEN ACRES Stcwart 6 24 ltc ~~ -- - j r.< -:1'\:..... 16 wks. old. Commercely grown . Will s.U part or all. PAone 824J 6_23 .3tl! 18 :=:==-=-:-.-:==:::-: BLECTHOLUX MACHINE CLEAN· ER. Lesa than three months old. Throw away baga. Will aell for balance due $41 .50. Payments $6 per montn. Phone 343. 8 20 6tp So'es 1 ' , ·:Good Cl..n UNd Can 1 ' BAIJY BED COMPLETE , L . E. rdrigerotor 11nd duir wilh ottoman. Phone 10~ X. 6 -24-Jlr WO H.-& N. LEGHORN PULLETS. Your CX· presswn of symp.1thy w1ll al· ways hf' trf'a surd . Mrs. . II. E. Bu.sh 11 nd Mr~. J. J DaVIS. ..__·'~ ' t,. .,to . WANTED BY AN OLD PENSWN· COR· ~ really mean . to ~s 6·2-t•ltP INSIDE All Mlbs 1nd Mochlt Auto hlet o~f balance $164.00. THOROBRED COLLIE PUPS. John Tucker. Hysell Run Road . PAone 6833·M 6-23·3lc ON!.:: l ci~tern and buement. t:ontaet: Mrs. llli,mond llarbrc<ht, )lulberry Avenue, PomefOY, Ohio, Phone IN~CHI vr. 2 d h°1ter, · _ .. ac 1o an lr.ll~tm iHslon Extr.a nice. H I $7.00 per niQnth. Phone 343. ( 14) 6 20 6tp • dlo and heater. Other extraa, ti.OOO milea. •16915. Phone 388. .~-.·· ,· 622. Originally coat $181.00. Pay off balance $57.30. Payment. $8.00 per month. Phone 843. 6 20 6tp iiEST - Rent --;;::::;:=;-:::-; 3 ROOM AND BATH FURNISH· .ED apartment 256 s. 4th st. Middleport. Phoue 6068-Y. • ROOM APARTMENT WITH "' ' bath and garage. 8 room house and t room apartment. Phone 3lrt-M, Pomeroy. A. N. Bena:et ~· t! !20 l UNFURNISHED 3 ROOM AND .b ath apartment. All new, very modern. Coates Bld•., Middle.. s •port. 6·13 ·121< ROOM FURNISHED APAR.T· •m ent, street level. Phone 9:16-X. 6·16-tfc ~S~~~~fij~~~~~~~ ZIG·ZAG SEWING MA· . SOLVED ECO'"'OMICALLY 1"'1111 Call 355-J Phil Globokar 121 Union An. Pomeroy Reproselltling DENSOL PAINT CO. ;~~::~~;~~:~g YOUR TV AND CC.AL, OIL I GAS FURNACIS ARNOLD'S Phane 136-Y lyracun, Ohio CLILANO. R,.!ft I TV Repotr hrrico Phone 200 hmtroy. Ohkl. APPLIANOE REPAIR. PhoD<i Olio MoOJint<>d:, Roclne Ohi<l. • t 301< FOR RENT-EXTENSION LAD ders, Scuffold Bl)arda, Dror Cloths. CllniDn Flaher, Mlddlt> porf, Oblo . Phone 320,.• . 11·1! - ,as.oo. SPINET PIANO BARGAIN! Legal Notice vouR RooF PRoBLEMs BUILT JUTCU.BN !l>,,....-:-::::-::-::-::==- - CUSTOM aigned ror your homr. Free .,.. 1-6-ROOM FURNISllEO APA.RTUke new. Originally Ml<:NT. Call 5415 or inquire, ;108 timttes. Fortman r. Abbot\. over $300.00. Pay ofl hal· Spring Ave., Pomeroy. Phone tl2M·Y. 8-6-U ann of Payment.e $8.00 6 18 tee p(lr montb. Phone 363. . ..... . . AIR COND!TIONIN<l,, REJ1RIGER· ation 1ervlet~. Jack's .Relrillll'•· 6 20 lllp tlon, New Haven. PhOne Tt KIRRY VACU·UM CLEANER23~37 . 1·:11-lf . witb attachment&. Originally eoat •171UIO. ll•lanee due $37.00. HOUSE llU!LDING. NEIGLEII'll Take over paymunt1 ., per Building Sup,l)l. .:an Guy Nelalcr, Racine, Ohio. ,e-11-a~c month. Phone ata. 8 20 6tp -- -nt NOTICE OF APpOIIfl'MiiNT CaM No. 11,165 · Estate of Ellilmund A. CarMy O.Ceated Notice J• hereby given that Ed· na 0. Hawk whole ·Pollt Office address Is Athens, Ohio has been duly appointed Ad,...iniatratrix. ·o ! the Estate of Edmlli. J A. Carsey, deceased , late of BedCord Township, Meigs County, Ohio. Dated this 13th day of June 111!19. F . 11. O'BRIEN Judge of the Probate Court Mulas County, ,Ohio. (6) 11, :H; <71 l, 3tc Legal NotJce NOTICI OF APPOINTMENT CaM No. 11,166 lstiiM . of 1 .. 1. wa,.r, lhcHatd Notice ls here-by &:lven \hat Elizabeth L. Hayes, whose Pollt Of£lce addre$1 is Loag ·Bottom, Ohlo1 R. D., 'has been duly appointed Ae;lminlalratrlx of the Estate of Essie Warner, deces.sed, late of Meiil County, Phlo. Dated this 13th day of June 19!9. F. H., O'BRIEN Judge of tbe Probate Court ~eiJs County, Ohio • I (6) 17, 24; (1) I. 31< R-111.. Phone CMJvtllo 301. 6-2'101• Olito. 1 The ~ty L~~n & SavinJa C.o~p· any, w1th 1t s headquarter. in ~ima , announced to:<fay thr'lulh 1t 's local branch offtee here, an All-Ohio PA.otograph Contest open to the pubhc. Any photographer, amaturer or professional, .living in Ohio can enter from one to thn!e photo· grapns. A cash prize of $100 will be . paid for each photograph ael· d · 1 f t 1 h t ecte Wllh Ill tQta o we ve p o O· grapba to be used in the print· ing of a twelve -page 1our-eo1or calendar for 1960. More than 00(),llOO of these unusual calendars will be distrtbuted by the Clty Loan lhro1,1ghout the State aceord· ing to Sam Schoonover, AdverUaing Diredor . Entry blanks may be obtained from a local camer a stote of at The City Loan. All photographs are to be submitted through the . camera dealer who in tum submits th.em to the main office of The City Loan and Savings Comp;my for linal judghik. Photograph's entered\may either be 8" X 10'' black and white glo&ay prjnts or 35'4M color transparen- CI'N I OI'N UP TH' OIS~ES Fe~ YE. AUNT LOWEEZV? - AlllllUDebl Aad Balallehl1 Benlee SPF:Cl,O.UZI!D BI\AII! 8ERVICR TIRE TRUING and HEADUGHT ADJUSTMENT HACKETT'S SAFETY SERVICE L<iion Holl Mnndsy night, June 22, honoring Harry Lee Oun who school Bu:uAir Beeglfl en listedand in the Force.who baf Durin£ lhe evenln8 record~ were played .and dancing was en· joyed by many. Refreshments were served to those present. were as follows: Attending Joann Wickline, Jim Price, Ro'semary, carmen and Ronnie Salser, Butch Gaul, Jimmy Adams, Patsy Price, Arnold Adam!, Patty BlakeSlee, MeLvin Circle, Mary Alice Nease, Carol Essington , Mary Grace Stobart, Jacl: Cum· mins, A11D Sargent, Mary Walton, Kenda Russell, Kathryn Vowell , Karen sv.e Oura, Lols Arnott, Violet Ours, Howard Bostick, FI.!Le Beegle, Johnny Donahue, Billy Oura, , David Shane and Nancy Ours, I uEST PUT Phone !87 W. Main St. Pomeroy [ ''=;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,i;;;~~' --- ----- Out-Of-Town Guests Attend Local Wedding . l'lr. and Mrs. Howarrl Stover and daughter, Joan, of ChOlicolhe, and Mr. and :11r5. R. E. Levin of Col· umbus were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sto.er last week end when they came for the wed· I ding of Sheila Stover and James Hubbard wttich was aolomnb.ed 'at the Firat United Presbyterian Church Saturday afternoon at 2:30. A numbe r of ' teachers who taught aeAooJ with. Sheila Ia the Lancaster We1t School were here Saturday · for the wedding alao. They were Mrs. Grace M. Kline cif Lancaster, Mr1. Cbulotte H . Geiger of Rockbridge, ·Miss Eleanor Keller, Miss Lucme ·Keller and Mr. aud Mra. •Buryl Uerdm.1n, all of Lallcut.er. Mn. Oscar Basttana (·Patty Lloyd) of Galllpolla and Mn. Harold Patterion (Nancy ttubbard) of Ripley, W. \{a., were alio here fot the wedding. RBNAUL:r e>auphtnei VACATION IN FRESH, CLEAN TOGS SEE US FOR YOUR · DRY CLEANING Enjoy yollr va~~U.n drives, more in neat-looking immacula·teJy clean outfits: trip~. Tune In The Bring your ·<lothes to us 990 'SPOT o,. Your lor really expert cleaning. HOME LAUNDRY COMPANY ' ! 'MIDDLIJIOIIT, OHIO SeCOND ST. Mrs. RoiOn Ridford and daug))Mrs: wm, Ra,dford ond dau•Jt were Gautpolts vWto_rr Mo•· .. - .M!!th.ddlst Ch1ssl" · ltod io Diat · l-IE DOESN'T FOLLOW ME··· WE MEET ACCIDENTALLY •I IL. ·;;_c_ recenur_ .tn FOR THE NEWS ----- Of Tile Ohio Valley HEMINGWAY HONORID RONDA, Spa;ln tJPI- Ameriean novelist and bJIIJiilht expert Ernest Hemingway, currently va· cationing In aouthern S~ln rt.· eeived a gold ' medat from tne mayor here Tuesday honoring the tOOth anniversary of the birth or Romero. 8 8 h55P.M. A,M. . ~~~~~.~ STYLED by KREI.LS NEW COOL SUMMER DRESSES A,riYIR$ Dolly At . . ' ' • • '' ' • J ""' Phillips Sisters Style Shop · -~ ' •, '• • SEE IT AT ·' Zerkle's Transfer Co. I Middleport, 0. o l01utiM W•rtl- Splnot CUI Be Boughl AI tDaO ALLIS CHALMERS WD TMCTOR and 1"" plow"; John BIG SAVINGS plant'!r, John eRoJiab1e peraon P'&Y amtll de- Deere 7 ft. dlae, Mtnneapolla Mo· line '71 bu tractor manure spreat;fer on rubber. lnl•orn,stlon· al tl ft. V2l tractor mower, Oliver Nde delivery nlte with Lract· .II i~r~~;;,~F~12~CU~ll~lv~o~t"'~~· In~ -6 hole trailer, with ol ~.011 down 4lll>d rnonlhly !"')'<liCM of on!;' poalt $19.011•-b. Wrlle For DelaUa NEW ILOUSIS and SKIRTS $1.99 .;...<$4'99 I. . .·; l ' /.' i· " $200.0Q Plano !Cherry Ploteh) IN ·I 5 MINd TH' LAST ONE AWAV, -EYPOT Mr. and Mrs. Albert ·H awk of Shade, Ohio, were Father's Day dinner guesta of th,eir daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Green. ~pe<lallzed A porty was hetd at the Rocino is leaving for California to attend c1s. Judlioa: will be baaed on tile !oUowiD& polnt&: human lnterell, b-.a.Qty and ch,rm, typical Ohlo &et.nea, pbotocraphlc quality, 1trlt· lna: and colorful ~feet. All entriea abould be t;ypical Ohio beauty tpob, historical points or point& of interest and lar:tdmarka 1\lcb II I . o&ve~ bridge BCene, an . unusual publiC square Kene, typteal couot)' court house, old blacksmith shop, «.'* roads ,£eneral store, beautiful river or Jake ICOne · Both winter and sununer acenes are acceptable and tbe pb-. erapher may submit either a cur· rent picture takel). for tbls contest or one selected from hJs present collection of picture• already taken. Th.e contest closes August 1, 1959, and all entries must be in the h•ndl!l of the local eamera dealer by that time. Cool Dre.sses SIRVtCI, 512 I, Motn. hono- ....,, Phone . o-x. Harold lamlla.t, Farewell Party Given To Honor New Enlistees _ FOR THAT HOT SUMMER WEATHER SEE THE NEW GRAVELY TRACTOR IAI,ISAND ' Deere 200 corn NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Servict' l'ELE\\ISION, RADIO & SMALL ====:::o::---:---::c::-::-:-:--c::: IS ED BEAGLES. NO AUCTION undl)l tale:\ Ralph Lambrleht, I AM MOVING OUT OF STA'I'E Baney Run Road, R, 2, '])ome· 10 will aell the foHowina at my roy. 8·12·J2tc re1ldence located at Church Street, Syracuae, Ohio; Saturday, June 21, 12:30 p.m. Two pe. llvlna: room iiUlte, end tablea, !loor Jamp1, electric aweepera, Dinlnc room 1ulte, sewina: machine, a-pe. maple bed foom 1ulte, Antlquea, 3-pc:: , WaJnut Bed room aulte, Telephone 1tanda, typewrlter delk, dreufjfl, ward· roboa, rockera, mirrOrs, maaa· tine ratk, hiJh cttalr, Iron BraN < -kelllu, Kenmore mixer, totater, Maytaa: waaher, ironlna board, dlaheJ, radio, loudspeaker, power mower, euden too11, porch furniturQ, r.x12 wool rua:, step laddel'l, and many other itema not Uated. Terma: cash. Bradford Auction Co.; Owner, John M. Bowen. Not reaponaible for a«identa. . t1 20 6te :FOR THE f"'Jr APARTMEN1'S - Furnllhed and unfurnl&hed. McMastera. 1\Jddleport. Phone 6U44·M. · 2 3 t1 I 1958 STUDii:BAKER COMMAND· Ell AutomlltiC transmlasion, Ra· Lego: Nottce ltfate of S.rtha Rutherford O.Ceaaed Case No. 18,172 Notice II:~ hereby given tAat Carl Rutherford whose Poat Office addr~ss i1 Rutland, Ohio, has been duly appointed Admim~trator of lhe Estate of Bertha Rutherford , deceased , late of Meigs County , Business Oh.io . Dated this 22nd day of June, CU' WASHING-MOTOR CLEAN· lNO. ti.aekett's oiot-Jo f.ervit"e 1959. Phl::lnl! 0084. 3 13 :soft> 'fl'. H. O'BRtEN Judge of the .P robate Court Meigs Coupty, Ohio 16) 24; (?) 1, 6, 3tc Cowdery, Lung Boltom. Chesler Yukon 5:.12515. 6-23-3tc t and Just - ume on a new healer. c11r. Clean one inowner, Very low milaae. Blaettnar'a Pomeroy. 6 20 61.e 2 3 tfc (Ill Wan~ed Ta 8u\ w-2-u AcR-~s m~ HAY. r. M- 6 20 atp 881 • ft 24 Lfc aray, Phona 16-M. 11ld. Blaettuu s Pomeroy. 8 20 6tc 19M MERCUitV VB 2 DOOR SE-ISErif~~gN~~~~:O~eG:~ CON· DAN $998. Mcrc-o·matlc, radio • 20 6tc lJid heater. Clean orhdnal flniah u -+-new seat coven. Very dean SINGER SEWING MACHINIE car. Blaettnsr's Pomeroy Round bobbin, 86 model, orl1· 6 20 6tc lnall)' aold tor $179.30. Balanee due . ..:10. Brand new con1ole \ 9M OLDSMOBIL~ 2 DOOR cabinet. 'l'lke over payments • . lbdramahr, radlo and ..7.00 per month. Phone 343. elttr. A .beautiful black bea· 6 20 6tp t~. BJaettnar'a, Pomeroy, 7 . 6 20 6 tc l USED wo'RJ{ PANTS ?!c. WORK lici; ... ~ .... lhlrta 150c. Joe'a <::arry·Out 064 1915'7 b.OlCK V8 SPECIAL $1,99G. Locust Street, Middleport. 2 door nardtOil. Dynaflow, radio 6 20 SO tc .. water. Lan:u lot. Price n. II . lthodes Used boats and motOf't, $2'1.00 and up, whUa tMv lui'. Me>tl"opolltan Marina $alav and San~. Pom· P omeroy ·- - -lAC DOOR SE· ~ECCHI SEWING MACHIN·E - IIIMDANPO~!..r IN ele('(rir, :--:-:-:---::---:-- · -- • •· S,UPERNOVA MACIIINE - Lcu ~han three months old . Originally sold for $259.00 Balance due $98 .00. Payment& PhOne 485 -- ~ (9al Mari'1e Supplie» N0 W• • • • 6 2Q 6tp Phone 343. -- HOUSE Has gas, $1200. Scc 1or write Hiplt'y, w. Va . --- SINGER SLANT NEEDLE---Five montba old, like new. Pay off ' bal.nce $78.00. $8.00 per montH:. • ROOM ~ IX Miners ville. FOR SALE SEITZ PROPERTY lower Pomeroy, Locual Street, S-room !frame dwelling, bath 1 l'ash. 6 24 3\e - -~­ 1181 Emplovmer.t Wanted 6 20 6tp · . ,-- --~ tiO.OO per month. Phone 343. l16·M. $4~00 SALE. HOUSE SHillE. &rooms, iER, an old aged lady pensioner as house keeper. No wuhing . Write E. w. Dewees, Rt. 1, Mid· d lcport. 6 22 3tp FOR SALE: 6 ROOM HOUSE, ------;batb, rur ni stted or unfurnished. WANTEIJ : A woman for gener<ll Ow11er leaving state. Frank houscworh. To live in. Call Hudson , Pomeroy. Phone 363. IKrJS ·.'it . 6 22 3tr 6-19·6tc AUTOMOBILE i\olf<iCIIANIC WITH - - -·-oc--=-:-::-:-:--=::ex perie nce on fron l end ma· FOR SALE-FA RM WITH FIVE room house, barn, grainery, ch ine lo work on 50·50 basis. chicken house, 135 acres. 2 Write 'Box 668-M, r/a The DaJiy milr:s from Chester. Phone WilSent ine l, Pome roy, Ohio, stating lis Parker, YUkon 5-2283 expe~ ienc e and p1·evious em6·24-3tp. ployment. 6 19 6tc l USED MAY AIU OPEHATED Tire Changer, I ust'd May Air operated Bea d 1-:xpandcr, 1 700xl5 6 ply truck tires drJven ~0 miles. Van ce Millh ont> , Tup ;::Y :;-cS:-;;'IT'I1NG IN F.VENINGS pers Plains, Otlio. 6·2+3tp ;;BA:-B or typing an ylimc. Phone 277·J. COOD USED REFRIGERATOR 6·24·3lc ltwk s like new $40.00. Good kemscnc water heater ::10 a:aL HOUSEWORK. PHONE 6163·J. $20.00. Bill King, Bradhury, Call between 4 :30 and 15:00 p. l'hunc 0008-M. 6·24·3Lc -:-:m:-.=-c--:::----~;:-IJ.-23-6_1c 1 NECCHI ZIG ZAG SEWING MA· 2 10 tc CHJNE--Make1 button AoJes, -----~~~-~-sews on button&, and many, many deai11,11. Coat ()Vcr $300.00 new. .p ay ACRES, 5 ROOM II OU~E. chicken hou!lcS, barn State Ht. 124. Phone 2·4664 . l METROPOLITAN 1N CHE· A dessert course was served by bath, furnace Mrs. Ervin, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. heal. 130 x 115 lot on paved Lon Greenlee. street, Gall Cheshire E'M-77364. 6 20 6tp FOR poratlon lying betwe~n Union Ave ., and County ChUdren 's PfiKED l'' OH. QUICK SALE NH'E small hou11c in Syra('U;>~.· !o'UI'JI · Hom e property . Prke $1500. ished or unfurnished . ('d ll Rll3 X John Leifheit, Ph;me MI·X. 6-23·6tp lli r h.ard Re ibel. 6 24 3tp ;r::'hildt·cn of Mn. Viola IN THE LOSS OF UPH lf [jSBAND and father , H. E. Du~ h . we lenn h.ow m u('h our frientlll TV SET. 6·23 ·3lc ' Church Of Christ Loyal Berea1,1s In !..oyal Ber9ns Clan of the Mid· dleport Church of Cbrilt wat held at the church Tuesda evening Y M~s. Leslie l!:rvin wu tbe devotiona! leader for the evening, Hoiner Rice opened the meeUng with prayer and Mrs. Homer .Iones read lhe s<:ripture. Mrs. Ervin gave a reading 6 24 31P TEHERAN UPJ-The SAah of " Wtlere Ble!ISings Begin" and "House BlesoIran announced Tu~sday that bis .1'0 re.d • Poem government may s.eek United Na· ing." tic., I:S action ag01inst Soviet pro· Du . g th bll!il u pagada aimed at Iran. Parliann e ness mee ~g mentllry leaders in Iran have long p~ans were completed for a plct b b 1d th ttn T urged such action. ~~~ i~ J~Jy .~ on e uea- PHONE 398 rH\\,rll.., $100 Offered For Best Photos T:!~~~~!. ~!~~i~~ Of Interesting Ohio Scenes Wide-A-Wake4-H Meeting lsHeld waler Aeatera, 2 gall hero.tmg REFRICERATORS F~R RENT. $5 titoves, Electrolux g 118 rerrig. 8 per montn. We _d eliver and guar cu . ft., McConnick·De-ering ant~e lhem to g1ve good service. wheat binder. Call 3700 Delmar Eww;;s Sto-rt!, ~omero~ , Phone The regular meeting of tne Hamm, R. D. No. 1, Ra cine, o . 133 and we will deliver any· Wide Awake 4·H group was held 6-23-3tc where the same day. 6-23-3k Monday evening at the home of L'OOL !i·ROOM UNFURNISHED the leader Mra. L. W. McComas. There were nine members pr~ downstai rs apartment in 'Pomt'roy $35 per month. Call Pom- ent and Mrs. McComas and Mn eroy 452 or 141-J . 6 23 3tc Stanley Addlesburger gave a demonstration on French Seams, - HOOM HOU SE, 3 OUTBURJ>. wAip stitching and fringing . 1."\/GS. Naylor's Run. $~ per At the close of the meeting month. Cont<~ct Vermont Mark- Mrs. Addlesburger served refrf':sh· tn s. LJber ty Restaurant. menls to th.e group. WANT ADS •• •l: ' 1. • �• I ' ' ' •skau•• DON'T NEED IT? Sell It Through A Sentinel Want Ad G-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 24, 1959 2 GAS RANGES, 2 GAS HOT FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES S eents per Wt>rd, one inaertion. Minimum ehal'&e ~- 60 ceot& 8 cents per word for t hree CODSeCutlve inliertion&. Speciral - ooe month for 30 eente per word. . Full rate of 3 cents per word wi.U be cbar&ed for advertJ&i.nt If DOt paid wit.hlno 10 dayi after receiving bill. i'n'ors in Advertisiflg- Should be reported immediately . Tbe -.Dally Set«inel will not be re&ponsible lor more lba.n one inror· rec:t lnserllioo.. Card or Thanks and Speci:aJ Notices of Events $1.00. Obituaries publlebed M 1 cent per word. WORDS I& 1 DAY 3 DAYS ~ ~ 20 ~ $1.20 8 DAYS $1 .M ~~ $1.80 $6.00 25 75c $1.00 $2.25 Ac:ls received by 10 A.M. wUI be in that day'a 1 MO. $7.00 121 ) . ot~_Thanks l2l Card the I ~per . k.e<1l Fstor~ Homer Rice. Rhodell Stetry and 0 . E. McKinley were appointed as a committee to investigate the installation of tile tilocks in the sunday School room of the Be· reans. 3 ROOMS LIKE NEW FURNl· ture. Inquire at Bolin's Mobile WE WlSU TO EXTEND THANKS Senice Station , W. Main St. -t6 · Rev. Ralph .•1ahoney, th.e Pomeroy. 6-23-atp ,~ , , and to everyone who a&lllt'' ~:ftower s anti words PORTABLE 17 I!'ICH '.atoilfo'lt ~ ·auring deatn of '11:-. . QUr the Illness Call 2442. beloved moth· FH.-'TEEN ACRES Stcwart 6 24 ltc ~~ -- - j r.< -:1'\:..... 16 wks. old. Commercely grown . Will s.U part or all. PAone 824J 6_23 .3tl! 18 :=:==-=-:-.-:==:::-: BLECTHOLUX MACHINE CLEAN· ER. Lesa than three months old. Throw away baga. Will aell for balance due $41 .50. Payments $6 per montn. Phone 343. 8 20 6tp So'es 1 ' , ·:Good Cl..n UNd Can 1 ' BAIJY BED COMPLETE , L . E. rdrigerotor 11nd duir wilh ottoman. Phone 10~ X. 6 -24-Jlr WO H.-& N. LEGHORN PULLETS. Your CX· presswn of symp.1thy w1ll al· ways hf' trf'a surd . Mrs. . II. E. Bu.sh 11 nd Mr~. J. J DaVIS. ..__·'~ ' t,. .,to . WANTED BY AN OLD PENSWN· COR· ~ really mean . to ~s 6·2-t•ltP INSIDE All Mlbs 1nd Mochlt Auto hlet o~f balance $164.00. THOROBRED COLLIE PUPS. John Tucker. Hysell Run Road . PAone 6833·M 6-23·3lc ON!.:: l ci~tern and buement. t:ontaet: Mrs. llli,mond llarbrc<ht, )lulberry Avenue, PomefOY, Ohio, Phone IN~CHI vr. 2 d h°1ter, · _ .. ac 1o an lr.ll~tm iHslon Extr.a nice. H I $7.00 per niQnth. Phone 343. ( 14) 6 20 6tp • dlo and heater. Other extraa, ti.OOO milea. •16915. Phone 388. .~-.·· ,· 622. Originally coat $181.00. Pay off balance $57.30. Payment. $8.00 per month. Phone 843. 6 20 6tp iiEST - Rent --;;::::;:=;-:::-; 3 ROOM AND BATH FURNISH· .ED apartment 256 s. 4th st. Middleport. Phoue 6068-Y. • ROOM APARTMENT WITH "' ' bath and garage. 8 room house and t room apartment. Phone 3lrt-M, Pomeroy. A. N. Bena:et ~· t! !20 l UNFURNISHED 3 ROOM AND .b ath apartment. All new, very modern. Coates Bld•., Middle.. s •port. 6·13 ·121< ROOM FURNISHED APAR.T· •m ent, street level. Phone 9:16-X. 6·16-tfc ~S~~~~fij~~~~~~~ ZIG·ZAG SEWING MA· . SOLVED ECO'"'OMICALLY 1"'1111 Call 355-J Phil Globokar 121 Union An. Pomeroy Reproselltling DENSOL PAINT CO. ;~~::~~;~~:~g YOUR TV AND CC.AL, OIL I GAS FURNACIS ARNOLD'S Phane 136-Y lyracun, Ohio CLILANO. R,.!ft I TV Repotr hrrico Phone 200 hmtroy. Ohkl. APPLIANOE REPAIR. PhoD<i Olio MoOJint<>d:, Roclne Ohi<l. • t 301< FOR RENT-EXTENSION LAD ders, Scuffold Bl)arda, Dror Cloths. CllniDn Flaher, Mlddlt> porf, Oblo . Phone 320,.• . 11·1! - ,as.oo. SPINET PIANO BARGAIN! Legal Notice vouR RooF PRoBLEMs BUILT JUTCU.BN !l>,,....-:-::::-::-::-::==- - CUSTOM aigned ror your homr. Free .,.. 1-6-ROOM FURNISllEO APA.RTUke new. Originally Ml<:NT. Call 5415 or inquire, ;108 timttes. Fortman r. Abbot\. over $300.00. Pay ofl hal· Spring Ave., Pomeroy. Phone tl2M·Y. 8-6-U ann of Payment.e $8.00 6 18 tee p(lr montb. Phone 363. . ..... . . AIR COND!TIONIN<l,, REJ1RIGER· ation 1ervlet~. Jack's .Relrillll'•· 6 20 lllp tlon, New Haven. PhOne Tt KIRRY VACU·UM CLEANER23~37 . 1·:11-lf . witb attachment&. Originally eoat •171UIO. ll•lanee due $37.00. HOUSE llU!LDING. NEIGLEII'll Take over paymunt1 ., per Building Sup,l)l. .:an Guy Nelalcr, Racine, Ohio. ,e-11-a~c month. Phone ata. 8 20 6tp -- -nt NOTICE OF APpOIIfl'MiiNT CaM No. 11,165 · Estate of Ellilmund A. CarMy O.Ceated Notice J• hereby given that Ed· na 0. Hawk whole ·Pollt Office address Is Athens, Ohio has been duly appointed Ad,...iniatratrix. ·o ! the Estate of Edmlli. J A. Carsey, deceased , late of BedCord Township, Meigs County, Ohio. Dated this 13th day of June 111!19. F . 11. O'BRIEN Judge of the Probate Court Mulas County, ,Ohio. (6) 11, :H; <71 l, 3tc Legal NotJce NOTICI OF APPOINTMENT CaM No. 11,166 lstiiM . of 1 .. 1. wa,.r, lhcHatd Notice ls here-by &:lven \hat Elizabeth L. Hayes, whose Pollt Of£lce addre$1 is Loag ·Bottom, Ohlo1 R. D., 'has been duly appointed Ae;lminlalratrlx of the Estate of Essie Warner, deces.sed, late of Meiil County, Phlo. Dated this 13th day of June 19!9. F. H., O'BRIEN Judge of tbe Probate Court ~eiJs County, Ohio • I (6) 17, 24; (1) I. 31< R-111.. Phone CMJvtllo 301. 6-2'101• Olito. 1 The ~ty L~~n & SavinJa C.o~p· any, w1th 1t s headquarter. in ~ima , announced to:<fay thr'lulh 1t 's local branch offtee here, an All-Ohio PA.otograph Contest open to the pubhc. Any photographer, amaturer or professional, .living in Ohio can enter from one to thn!e photo· grapns. A cash prize of $100 will be . paid for each photograph ael· d · 1 f t 1 h t ecte Wllh Ill tQta o we ve p o O· grapba to be used in the print· ing of a twelve -page 1our-eo1or calendar for 1960. More than 00(),llOO of these unusual calendars will be distrtbuted by the Clty Loan lhro1,1ghout the State aceord· ing to Sam Schoonover, AdverUaing Diredor . Entry blanks may be obtained from a local camer a stote of at The City Loan. All photographs are to be submitted through the . camera dealer who in tum submits th.em to the main office of The City Loan and Savings Comp;my for linal judghik. Photograph's entered\may either be 8" X 10'' black and white glo&ay prjnts or 35'4M color transparen- CI'N I OI'N UP TH' OIS~ES Fe~ YE. AUNT LOWEEZV? - AlllllUDebl Aad Balallehl1 Benlee SPF:Cl,O.UZI!D BI\AII! 8ERVICR TIRE TRUING and HEADUGHT ADJUSTMENT HACKETT'S SAFETY SERVICE L<iion Holl Mnndsy night, June 22, honoring Harry Lee Oun who school Bu:uAir Beeglfl en listedand in the Force.who baf Durin£ lhe evenln8 record~ were played .and dancing was en· joyed by many. Refreshments were served to those present. were as follows: Attending Joann Wickline, Jim Price, Ro'semary, carmen and Ronnie Salser, Butch Gaul, Jimmy Adams, Patsy Price, Arnold Adam!, Patty BlakeSlee, MeLvin Circle, Mary Alice Nease, Carol Essington , Mary Grace Stobart, Jacl: Cum· mins, A11D Sargent, Mary Walton, Kenda Russell, Kathryn Vowell , Karen sv.e Oura, Lols Arnott, Violet Ours, Howard Bostick, FI.!Le Beegle, Johnny Donahue, Billy Oura, , David Shane and Nancy Ours, I uEST PUT Phone !87 W. Main St. Pomeroy [ ''=;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,i;;;~~' --- ----- Out-Of-Town Guests Attend Local Wedding . l'lr. and Mrs. Howarrl Stover and daughter, Joan, of ChOlicolhe, and Mr. and :11r5. R. E. Levin of Col· umbus were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sto.er last week end when they came for the wed· I ding of Sheila Stover and James Hubbard wttich was aolomnb.ed 'at the Firat United Presbyterian Church Saturday afternoon at 2:30. A numbe r of ' teachers who taught aeAooJ with. Sheila Ia the Lancaster We1t School were here Saturday · for the wedding alao. They were Mrs. Grace M. Kline cif Lancaster, Mr1. Cbulotte H . Geiger of Rockbridge, ·Miss Eleanor Keller, Miss Lucme ·Keller and Mr. aud Mra. •Buryl Uerdm.1n, all of Lallcut.er. Mn. Oscar Basttana (·Patty Lloyd) of Galllpolla and Mn. Harold Patterion (Nancy ttubbard) of Ripley, W. \{a., were alio here fot the wedding. RBNAUL:r e>auphtnei VACATION IN FRESH, CLEAN TOGS SEE US FOR YOUR · DRY CLEANING Enjoy yollr va~~U.n drives, more in neat-looking immacula·teJy clean outfits: trip~. Tune In The Bring your ·<lothes to us 990 'SPOT o,. Your lor really expert cleaning. HOME LAUNDRY COMPANY ' ! 'MIDDLIJIOIIT, OHIO SeCOND ST. Mrs. RoiOn Ridford and daug))Mrs: wm, Ra,dford ond dau•Jt were Gautpolts vWto_rr Mo•· .. - .M!!th.ddlst Ch1ssl" · ltod io Diat · l-IE DOESN'T FOLLOW ME··· WE MEET ACCIDENTALLY •I IL. ·;;_c_ recenur_ .tn FOR THE NEWS ----- Of Tile Ohio Valley HEMINGWAY HONORID RONDA, Spa;ln tJPI- Ameriean novelist and bJIIJiilht expert Ernest Hemingway, currently va· cationing In aouthern S~ln rt.· eeived a gold ' medat from tne mayor here Tuesday honoring the tOOth anniversary of the birth or Romero. 8 8 h55P.M. A,M. . ~~~~~.~ STYLED by KREI.LS NEW COOL SUMMER DRESSES A,riYIR$ Dolly At . . ' ' • • '' ' • J ""' Phillips Sisters Style Shop · -~ ' •, '• • SEE IT AT ·' Zerkle's Transfer Co. I Middleport, 0. o l01utiM W•rtl- Splnot CUI Be Boughl AI tDaO ALLIS CHALMERS WD TMCTOR and 1"" plow"; John BIG SAVINGS plant'!r, John eRoJiab1e peraon P'&Y amtll de- Deere 7 ft. dlae, Mtnneapolla Mo· line '71 bu tractor manure spreat;fer on rubber. lnl•orn,stlon· al tl ft. V2l tractor mower, Oliver Nde delivery nlte with Lract· .II i~r~~;;,~F~12~CU~ll~lv~o~t"'~~· In~ -6 hole trailer, with ol ~.011 down 4lll>d rnonlhly !"')'<liCM of on!;' poalt $19.011•-b. Wrlle For DelaUa NEW ILOUSIS and SKIRTS $1.99 .;...<$4'99 I. . .·; l ' /.' i· " $200.0Q Plano !Cherry Ploteh) IN ·I 5 MINd TH' LAST ONE AWAV, -EYPOT Mr. and Mrs. Albert ·H awk of Shade, Ohio, were Father's Day dinner guesta of th,eir daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Green. ~pe<lallzed A porty was hetd at the Rocino is leaving for California to attend c1s. Judlioa: will be baaed on tile !oUowiD& polnt&: human lnterell, b-.a.Qty and ch,rm, typical Ohlo &et.nea, pbotocraphlc quality, 1trlt· lna: and colorful ~feet. All entriea abould be t;ypical Ohio beauty tpob, historical points or point& of interest and lar:tdmarka 1\lcb II I . o&ve~ bridge BCene, an . unusual publiC square Kene, typteal couot)' court house, old blacksmith shop, «.'* roads ,£eneral store, beautiful river or Jake ICOne · Both winter and sununer acenes are acceptable and tbe pb-. erapher may submit either a cur· rent picture takel). for tbls contest or one selected from hJs present collection of picture• already taken. Th.e contest closes August 1, 1959, and all entries must be in the h•ndl!l of the local eamera dealer by that time. Cool Dre.sses SIRVtCI, 512 I, Motn. hono- ....,, Phone . o-x. Harold lamlla.t, Farewell Party Given To Honor New Enlistees _ FOR THAT HOT SUMMER WEATHER SEE THE NEW GRAVELY TRACTOR IAI,ISAND ' Deere 200 corn NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Servict' l'ELE\\ISION, RADIO & SMALL ====:::o::---:---::c::-::-:-:--c::: IS ED BEAGLES. NO AUCTION undl)l tale:\ Ralph Lambrleht, I AM MOVING OUT OF STA'I'E Baney Run Road, R, 2, '])ome· 10 will aell the foHowina at my roy. 8·12·J2tc re1ldence located at Church Street, Syracuae, Ohio; Saturday, June 21, 12:30 p.m. Two pe. llvlna: room iiUlte, end tablea, !loor Jamp1, electric aweepera, Dinlnc room 1ulte, sewina: machine, a-pe. maple bed foom 1ulte, Antlquea, 3-pc:: , WaJnut Bed room aulte, Telephone 1tanda, typewrlter delk, dreufjfl, ward· roboa, rockera, mirrOrs, maaa· tine ratk, hiJh cttalr, Iron BraN < -kelllu, Kenmore mixer, totater, Maytaa: waaher, ironlna board, dlaheJ, radio, loudspeaker, power mower, euden too11, porch furniturQ, r.x12 wool rua:, step laddel'l, and many other itema not Uated. Terma: cash. Bradford Auction Co.; Owner, John M. Bowen. Not reaponaible for a«identa. . t1 20 6te :FOR THE f"'Jr APARTMEN1'S - Furnllhed and unfurnl&hed. McMastera. 1\Jddleport. Phone 6U44·M. · 2 3 t1 I 1958 STUDii:BAKER COMMAND· Ell AutomlltiC transmlasion, Ra· Lego: Nottce ltfate of S.rtha Rutherford O.Ceaaed Case No. 18,172 Notice II:~ hereby given tAat Carl Rutherford whose Poat Office addr~ss i1 Rutland, Ohio, has been duly appointed Admim~trator of lhe Estate of Bertha Rutherford , deceased , late of Meigs County , Business Oh.io . Dated this 22nd day of June, CU' WASHING-MOTOR CLEAN· lNO. ti.aekett's oiot-Jo f.ervit"e 1959. Phl::lnl! 0084. 3 13 :soft> 'fl'. H. O'BRtEN Judge of the .P robate Court Meigs Coupty, Ohio 16) 24; (?) 1, 6, 3tc Cowdery, Lung Boltom. Chesler Yukon 5:.12515. 6-23-3tc t and Just - ume on a new healer. c11r. Clean one inowner, Very low milaae. Blaettnar'a Pomeroy. 6 20 61.e 2 3 tfc (Ill Wan~ed Ta 8u\ w-2-u AcR-~s m~ HAY. r. M- 6 20 atp 881 • ft 24 Lfc aray, Phona 16-M. 11ld. Blaettuu s Pomeroy. 8 20 6tc 19M MERCUitV VB 2 DOOR SE-ISErif~~gN~~~~:O~eG:~ CON· DAN $998. Mcrc-o·matlc, radio • 20 6tc lJid heater. Clean orhdnal flniah u -+-new seat coven. Very dean SINGER SEWING MACHINIE car. Blaettnsr's Pomeroy Round bobbin, 86 model, orl1· 6 20 6tc lnall)' aold tor $179.30. Balanee due . ..:10. Brand new con1ole \ 9M OLDSMOBIL~ 2 DOOR cabinet. 'l'lke over payments • . lbdramahr, radlo and ..7.00 per month. Phone 343. elttr. A .beautiful black bea· 6 20 6tp t~. BJaettnar'a, Pomeroy, 7 . 6 20 6 tc l USED wo'RJ{ PANTS ?!c. WORK lici; ... ~ .... lhlrta 150c. Joe'a <::arry·Out 064 1915'7 b.OlCK V8 SPECIAL $1,99G. Locust Street, Middleport. 2 door nardtOil. Dynaflow, radio 6 20 SO tc .. water. Lan:u lot. Price n. II . lthodes Used boats and motOf't, $2'1.00 and up, whUa tMv lui'. Me>tl"opolltan Marina $alav and San~. Pom· P omeroy ·- - -lAC DOOR SE· ~ECCHI SEWING MACHIN·E - IIIMDANPO~!..r IN ele('(rir, :--:-:-:---::---:-- · -- • •· S,UPERNOVA MACIIINE - Lcu ~han three months old . Originally sold for $259.00 Balance due $98 .00. Payment& PhOne 485 -- ~ (9al Mari'1e Supplie» N0 W• • • • 6 2Q 6tp Phone 343. -- HOUSE Has gas, $1200. Scc 1or write Hiplt'y, w. Va . --- SINGER SLANT NEEDLE---Five montba old, like new. Pay off ' bal.nce $78.00. $8.00 per montH:. • ROOM ~ IX Miners ville. FOR SALE SEITZ PROPERTY lower Pomeroy, Locual Street, S-room !frame dwelling, bath 1 l'ash. 6 24 3\e - -~­ 1181 Emplovmer.t Wanted 6 20 6tp · . ,-- --~ tiO.OO per month. Phone 343. l16·M. $4~00 SALE. HOUSE SHillE. &rooms, iER, an old aged lady pensioner as house keeper. No wuhing . Write E. w. Dewees, Rt. 1, Mid· d lcport. 6 22 3tp FOR SALE: 6 ROOM HOUSE, ------;batb, rur ni stted or unfurnished. WANTEIJ : A woman for gener<ll Ow11er leaving state. Frank houscworh. To live in. Call Hudson , Pomeroy. Phone 363. IKrJS ·.'it . 6 22 3tr 6-19·6tc AUTOMOBILE i\olf<iCIIANIC WITH - - -·-oc--=-:-::-:-:--=::ex perie nce on fron l end ma· FOR SALE-FA RM WITH FIVE room house, barn, grainery, ch ine lo work on 50·50 basis. chicken house, 135 acres. 2 Write 'Box 668-M, r/a The DaJiy milr:s from Chester. Phone WilSent ine l, Pome roy, Ohio, stating lis Parker, YUkon 5-2283 expe~ ienc e and p1·evious em6·24-3tp. ployment. 6 19 6tc l USED MAY AIU OPEHATED Tire Changer, I ust'd May Air operated Bea d 1-:xpandcr, 1 700xl5 6 ply truck tires drJven ~0 miles. Van ce Millh ont> , Tup ;::Y :;-cS:-;;'IT'I1NG IN F.VENINGS pers Plains, Otlio. 6·2+3tp ;;BA:-B or typing an ylimc. Phone 277·J. COOD USED REFRIGERATOR 6·24·3lc ltwk s like new $40.00. Good kemscnc water heater ::10 a:aL HOUSEWORK. PHONE 6163·J. $20.00. Bill King, Bradhury, Call between 4 :30 and 15:00 p. l'hunc 0008-M. 6·24·3Lc -:-:m:-.=-c--:::----~;:-IJ.-23-6_1c 1 NECCHI ZIG ZAG SEWING MA· 2 10 tc CHJNE--Make1 button AoJes, -----~~~-~-sews on button&, and many, many deai11,11. Coat ()Vcr $300.00 new. .p ay ACRES, 5 ROOM II OU~E. chicken hou!lcS, barn State Ht. 124. Phone 2·4664 . l METROPOLITAN 1N CHE· A dessert course was served by bath, furnace Mrs. Ervin, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. heal. 130 x 115 lot on paved Lon Greenlee. street, Gall Cheshire E'M-77364. 6 20 6tp FOR poratlon lying betwe~n Union Ave ., and County ChUdren 's PfiKED l'' OH. QUICK SALE NH'E small hou11c in Syra('U;>~.· !o'UI'JI · Hom e property . Prke $1500. ished or unfurnished . ('d ll Rll3 X John Leifheit, Ph;me MI·X. 6-23·6tp lli r h.ard Re ibel. 6 24 3tp ;r::'hildt·cn of Mn. Viola IN THE LOSS OF UPH lf [jSBAND and father , H. E. Du~ h . we lenn h.ow m u('h our frientlll TV SET. 6·23 ·3lc ' Church Of Christ Loyal Berea1,1s In !..oyal Ber9ns Clan of the Mid· dleport Church of Cbrilt wat held at the church Tuesda evening Y M~s. Leslie l!:rvin wu tbe devotiona! leader for the evening, Hoiner Rice opened the meeUng with prayer and Mrs. Homer .Iones read lhe s<:ripture. Mrs. Ervin gave a reading 6 24 31P TEHERAN UPJ-The SAah of " Wtlere Ble!ISings Begin" and "House BlesoIran announced Tu~sday that bis .1'0 re.d • Poem government may s.eek United Na· ing." tic., I:S action ag01inst Soviet pro· Du . g th bll!il u pagada aimed at Iran. Parliann e ness mee ~g mentllry leaders in Iran have long p~ans were completed for a plct b b 1d th ttn T urged such action. ~~~ i~ J~Jy .~ on e uea- PHONE 398 rH\\,rll.., $100 Offered For Best Photos T:!~~~~!. ~!~~i~~ Of Interesting Ohio Scenes Wide-A-Wake4-H Meeting lsHeld waler Aeatera, 2 gall hero.tmg REFRICERATORS F~R RENT. $5 titoves, Electrolux g 118 rerrig. 8 per montn. We _d eliver and guar cu . ft., McConnick·De-ering ant~e lhem to g1ve good service. wheat binder. Call 3700 Delmar Eww;;s Sto-rt!, ~omero~ , Phone The regular meeting of tne Hamm, R. D. No. 1, Ra cine, o . 133 and we will deliver any· Wide Awake 4·H group was held 6-23-3tc where the same day. 6-23-3k Monday evening at the home of L'OOL !i·ROOM UNFURNISHED the leader Mra. L. W. McComas. There were nine members pr~ downstai rs apartment in 'Pomt'roy $35 per month. Call Pom- ent and Mrs. McComas and Mn eroy 452 or 141-J . 6 23 3tc Stanley Addlesburger gave a demonstration on French Seams, - HOOM HOU SE, 3 OUTBURJ>. wAip stitching and fringing . 1."\/GS. Naylor's Run. $~ per At the close of the meeting month. Cont<~ct Vermont Mark- Mrs. Addlesburger served refrf':sh· tn s. LJber ty Restaurant. menls to th.e group. WANT ADS •• •l: ' 1. • �' .. . ·- ohto Seventh Birthday . Of ~aula Gomer 1Observed Sunday Tbe aennth blrthday or PaW. Gotner. daughter of Mr. and MrL Paul Gomer was celebrated Sun.. day lf'terlloon at the Middleport , 8oadalde Park wtth a bu-thday ,.n;. Eighth District Summer Meet · Of Legion Auxiliary Is Held SOCIETY RACINE----The E1ghth Di&tnct Middleport were Sunday auests Of summer conference of the Amer1 their sister, Mrs. Leana Curt11. . ' ('lin Le-gwn Au.dh11.ry met at the Robert Euler and John Lott Leg 10 n Hall w1th 150 attendmg ~>pent the weekend with Bill ":-:-"'!'"-":"':""l-:-:--r.-:--::=:r-"""i~m:;::;:::;:-----1 The bu.liimess wa.s conducted b)' &nln at Wbltesbur&, K}' "'" Welham Stewa<t. the ... hth "'"' Mary Euler lo opendcng nl 0 IS th~r~e:n~ 1~r:,tt;:a,:;rt Bartels of roreat Run were gue•t• Sunday i.ocal friends 11ttendwg the ol Mr. and Mn. Harold Wolker party wet~ Sandra Hol11nghead , Mr and Mrs Orville Fle•her of l"amelt lfanley, Nancy Buchanan , Graham, W Va., and Mr. Jnd Delane DeLe,cal, Maraba Bowlt"S, Mrs. charlea Beegle of ColumFloren~:e .. nd Kay Singer, Allen bu' wer• wee k.nd • ue•.. 01 Mr · CUnningham. Thelma Chrutme and Mn. Ira Beegle. and Wille Robtnson, Byron Ar Mrs Clara Roush •Pent SWld&Y cber, Cbetta Duddtng, Kathy King with Mr. and Mrs. Charle) Beegle BJrbara Atni, Robl::rta Jngels, at Dorcas. Mr. and Mrs I.awrence Boyd and Sunda)' guests ol Mr. and Mra. David and Donn ... James P&yne, Jack Sharpnack were Mr. and Nr and Mrs. Arnold Richards, Mrs P. H Baker of Col umbus, lantce and Rosetla Mrs Glen Walle and Mr. and Mra. A ptcnic wu enjoyed at Forked noy Bell of Waahmtton. D. c., Venita Hods:es, Bluefield , from and Mr. and Mr1. A. E. Wheeler, L.akm were M1ke . George and Run Lake Sunday by Mr and Mrs son Bill)' of Apple Grove. Walter Chatnberlam, Dr. Kathryn Albert Htll, Mr. and Mn. Watd Bryant, Holly and Freddie, Mr. Jo"oaler, daughter Cheryl, Mr . and ia spend and Mrs Larkin Rucher and Lar- Mrs. Meadows and children, Mr. ingMrs. thisHarry w~ Will!;hlre m Cincinnati with km Jr, Dr. Anna Jones and Jam- and Mrs. Darrell Badgle)', Mr. her daughter Mra. Betty Hoover iels. RIJey Thomas, H-oy McLead, and Mrs Chesh~r Simpson , Mr Charles Mallory of Florida i.s Or Mildred Ba~rnan, Donna, and and Mrs. Brian Simpson, !!On Ke- on furlough with his parent,l, Mr. Norma BaUey. VID, Mr. and Mrs Don ·Meadows ahd Mrs Charle11 Mallory. and Mr and Mn Ralph Badgley Mrs Laura McKenzie is spend· From Pt. Pleasant Mrs. Lena Dr and Mrs Charles Jividen mg seven I day11 wltb Mr. and Wtlham, end two children of Athens were Mrs Btl! McKenzie and son Jimt Lewis : ~ . UAP~.on, Mrs. PtifiUii•KH·k'r Molly and Bob Sunday dmner guests of Mr and my a t Kanaut>a. • Johnson, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Otts McClintock. ' Henry Doss, Cam1Ue and Henry Bill Hayman returned to hll Mr 1nd Mrs Richard Roush Jr. Mr. and ~s. Jack Carr, Ron· took th eir Krandda ughter Sheila employment oil the river after a me, Alice and Julia; Pomeroy· Young to Columbus to attend vacation of a month at home Mrs Bradford Maag G1rls State and spent the week Mr and Mn. D. S. Stiles of Kent VISited their relativea Mrs. end w1th the1r son and daughtetSending gtfts but unable to IllRuth Tucker, Mr and Mrs Harr)\ tend were Craig Fife, Nina Sttles in law Mr. and Mn Darrell Sntder and Mr. and Mra Herman Mary Burkett and Denn1s HaC'ketl 1\nush Donna lhlldorc 11 spcndmg thia Carson Sandwiches. tee ("ream and a Mtss Marie Canon of Belpre week m Athens with L!)IS Ann large birthday eake ne1:orateri 10 waa a guest several days lut green and whl!e was served by ltnapp who IS emp loyed at OU. week of her aunt, Mrs. Ruth Clarice and Gary Joh1'lson are Mrs. Gomer. Favors were rn1nta Tucker. ture Japaneae tans and ttny para· vl~Jilng Mr 11nd Mrs. Daryl Mrs. Coell wetherholt of GalilJohnson al t.:hill1colhe. chute a. Mary Cleland is spending this po1ts spent Su,nd8y wtlh h.er mothweek wllh Dorothy Howell at E-r, Mu J F Jwidcn Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris, Middleport. Jerry C. Ward rcturnPd to his Henry Roush and daughter Mll- Mri. Chril!lltne Lake .and son Bill work in Terre Haute, Ind ., alter spending lht! vut wcl:"'<cnd with (1red ~ p ent the week e nd in Ak- flpe nt Sunday afternaon with Mr hh family hen• Mrs \\fud and ron w1th Mr. M.nd Mrs John and Mrs, W H. Comstock, KanIIUga. &On Don plan to JOin h1m in the Fl~hcr Mr. and Mrs A. C Bradford and Mr and Mrs Jim S~ewart of near .future. Steubenville apent the weekend Mrs Helen Younce and Mr add wlth h1s parents, Mr. and Mra. Mr1. Critt Bradford Jr. Columbus Walter Stewarl. other gueata were visited in Charle&ton Saturday Mrs Margaret Hauda&helt spent Mr and Mn. Charles ScoJt and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mlu Gertrude Scott, Clarli:sburg. Pomeroy, Ohio Smllh at Pomeroy. The latter rematned for a longer Mr! . babel S!mpaan and Brenda vlllt. Not C)pton Tonight Gary Wal ker spent the past Bradford visited- In Parkersburg THURSDAY •nd FRIDAY ten days at trorest nun visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beckwith "LONELY HEAU'fS" hlB gr11ndparenh, Mr and Mrs . and daughter Shelly. Mr. and Mrs Charles McNicklea Mo111tgon.ery Cliff Al bert Bal'tcl,o;. Dolores> Hart. Mr.!l Roy Strlckhmd nf Pome- \'isHed re~ati~~es In Parkeraburg roy ami Mn Addle Bitters Df last week . Mr and Mrs Donald Wolfe and daughter Jamce spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brucknetf and daughter Karen at Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Carpenter of Belpre and Thomas Evans and grandson or Lanr·aster spent Sunday With Mrs Helen John•on. Mrs. Marion Knlihlstep of Columbus came Saturday for her -ia ughter, Alicia who bad epent a week with her grandmother Mrs. I avinla Simpson. Mu. M11rcella Bailey and lilOD Johnny of New Bri,ihlon, Pa., tasuol Footwear For Every Member of the Fwnlly were guests of her mother, Mn. Hazel Cle~nd. Mrs. B11iley returned home on Tueaday and .Johnny re-mained for a longer visit. On Monday evening Mr. and Mra. Henry Cleland were aupper "Middle Of Upper Block" gue1ts. POMEROY OHIO Mrs Maude Young attended ber family reunion Sunday at the ct•strJct preiildent · Members from the Ftrst Bap 11sL Church attendmg the house party at Granville were Mrs Bertha Sayre (who was bonored for 2!:1 yean of faithful attendante,, Mrs Mabel Ra4&h and Mrs Joan Wolfe Th.ose ahenrlmg on Fr1day were Mrs Emma Salser, M1ss Vera Beegle, Mra. Betty Salser and Mrs. Martha Lou Beegle Mrs Ruth Jaccaud was hO!:itess when the WSCS mel at her home Frtday eventng too Ma"lnly About People In Pome·or. 1, Br LUCILLI HAWa HI Mr. and i~s. Phil d £•-- M'- Harris and ROO Jtmmie of Columbus Ylllted over the weekend with her mother. Mr. ao4 Mra. C. H. Hen· net)'Mr. and Mn. Damon CoJUn11 of Norfolk, :Va, are vl&ltin& with his brother and .t'mdly, lfr. and Mrs. Ruben ColliDI and witllt bit motber, Mrs. EliJabetb ColUo1 of Rutland. h year were rea _by _, """' e who al10 o:pluned tbe dutie1 of h ff' A dl si n was held eac o acer. scu• o on the Llnc..ter Sehool of Mia-tina, which will be held from JuJy 12--17 and it dedded to aend tttree . delegate!, ·Min Lucretia Genbeamer, Mrs. Jed Webster, and Mu1s Ebenbach. Mrs. Benton Ponn aod Mrs. Robert Morris Sr. were welcomed as new memben. Due to the school mauiORJ, the date of the ne.r.t ..:_o,pJti• ... IY 2oll. ·~ w•• ~mtoen •nd the ]Jev. and HARTLEY & BENNETT SHOE STORE I Annual Heilman R~union Held . On Sunday ololt , ' ' IY-Ittn " - o .. , thott .,. the Norih...t SW. w... two entertamed with a Sunday at tbelr home Avenue ln observance af 11,A"'t rttbe close of the meeUn1 a Present were Mr. and 'M'ta. 1~ 0 caune wa1 JCrved ~Y Mn. ........ · E. Bryant, ·Mra. Alonzo CUster, Oar d ner sr., Mr. and .I'U'II IHOI>trt Gardner Jr. of Columbu&; flberabJch and Mn. Ponn. and Mn. . Huah Black, cttlnl· cotbe; -Mr . and Mn. Clarence BCJt. ter and children, Sunn and Allen, Gallipolis, and Mr. and Mrs. Wll• Hamson . UkNna.rt ..ltfylaat. bWde Shorts Beeer.l I'• ~·ae laterelte - coLd'Mnu~ (UPI) - L. F AJJen Js "I though God would help me," were hi& fil'8t words, according to Warden Ralph Alvis. "I ,.aa ready to die, but I'm happ)' I'm - Syracuse Junior Firemen whose names are to be entered for King for the July 4th parade livlnt." · at Racine are pictured above. Ages of 11\e Juniors are 16 to 21 years. The one elected king wtll nde on the float being exhibited by the Syracuse Ladles Auxil· lory Ffre Dept. The name wilJ be drawn by the queen sfter she b crowned· at the round and square dance to be held In the school house auditorium on July 3rd begin~ing at 7 o'clock. In the pboto: first row left to right (kneeling) Edclle Moore, Butch Usle, Willie Guinther, RUSS!>ll Zwilling. Standing - Jack Weese, J•mes White. Roger Slack, Ronnie Phelps, Da· vld Hendrix and John Slack (pres.): · - - '·- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ·Four Get Prison Terms On Pleas To Indictment Eight. peroons w~re amolgried b<!foridretp· OoUniy CdJIF· mon Plea. Judge John C. Bacon Wednesdry afternoon to Plead to indic•-ents returned against them at the Monday session of th~ '"' May term grand jury with four of the eight ' drawing prison terms. - The sentencing of the four established a record in Judge 'aeon'o court since be bas been on the beiiCh in Common Pleas con~·wing sentence• to the • SMALL, MEDIV"!, iARGE and EXTRA. LARGE 'SIZES Ohio Penitentiary were: • f· . Li omeroy Inst allaltOn • ODS Riles Are He}d p Jac:k Landers\ 24, 128 Laurel St., Pomeroy, on a plea ol guilty lo ....... lndlctmenlo eb..,g!ng l;lim with for&ery. Judge Bacon llehtenced LaRders to a one to 20 year term on each of tbe in- I. clktments and ruled U11t tbe ten• 1imces are to run concvrently, · Harold fJoush, 47, MinJa Juncw.. re-arralgned on a nonI_UI'port cbar4e aod drew a one to pri10n term. - .• --, J.Jttle, Middleport, ena plea ol not &uilty to a. ~:~:: Qf atand larceny and Wll ·~: · under $1,000 bond oa tb•t and to a plea ot a:uUty fof i;j~~ Juqe Baeo~ ruled that • would bo wltbbeld untO ... J WITH .FUR·NITURE. FlOOR ,COVERINGS ~PPLIANCE'S DRA,.~ItlS HOUSEWAR.S . ,, VISIT ' . ' I~ • I .. '-· ;, ' .... ·, , THE 'PU"NitURE . •1 ' and FLOOR ·COVE . • ' >II '. '. • , ' ' ~ \ • ) ·' HGiiisE\vARis ·D ARTM:lt«J" ~ t,.. ~ ·~ ' CoPQbkt; ·GOUrteou$ solespiJople..wfll help ·y<!u- and for , ' ~ ~ y,our' f:PfiV&nie~t ,you. con use ElbeHelds o'(ll) '.,Sensible • • • ' • ' ' ~rvlce. · t ... .... • •• ' J ' 'Jtli' ). ,'f <t • . '!'- ' • Legt'on Me-'-L-rs IIIDC Hear BOY·s•n.t. . 1« erS Paul Haptonstall, cotnmander was in charge of the meeting Wednesday when Feeney-Bennett Post, American Lea::lon, Middleport, met for their regular meetlng. The boys which the p ost bad sponsored to Boy'a Stale in Athens last week were both present for tbe meeting ,and reported on their trip. The boys, Dennis Walburn and Russell Lewis, e~:preued their lhanb to tbe poat for baviq aent them to Boy'a State and old that they had enjoyed the trip very much. They told of the dally routJoe and told of the campaigns that the boy& condueted for the dltterent offices. J'hey 1110 told of the . varloua aPea~era that they hhhf · While ----- Children Catch R' ed Fox· AJi'·v·e· . A•1. Salem· · '-A::D I"'...:. · f · er ~ 1 1 ~ ll . ~ounty_ Game Protector llluma. ~ - IIIIIW!d oo wu MotTia farm eo the Marvin woman lawyer wbo took the at Salem Cen~er to pick up a li~ red children. fox whiCh had been cauabt case w1t h out pay 1rom th ere to by the u. supreme Court and Gov. Michael v. DiSalle's c:lemenc)' WIUiams said the fox would be (Continued on Page Flve) taken to AthE:ns where tests would be made to determine if ·y~ the anirual were rahid. He aaid tblt the fox acted "llickly" and ~theorized that waa 1tlie :feaaon thlt the children were able to catch it. . He did not identify the chiidren ''who caught the animal but ld that apparently none of in bad been bUteo. " George Ne&selroa · i1 Power Co. wu 1till a bit ahaky at noon Thursday after 111 tfncoun· ter witb a copperhead anake at the · Rutland Sub-Station earlier Thu-.a .. , mornlnc and Bob Hill anoth-, er Ohio Power employee were cuttlnc weed• at the sub-atatlon when Hill called Neuelroad'• attention to the snake, Just inchMiddleport . Pomeroy Rotarians ee trom blm, poised and ready to and their Rotary-anns are asked to stri.ke. be on board the Susan "A"' excur-. Nenelroad leaped clear of the slon boat at the Middleport levee snake and then while Hill •ttract- by 6 p. m. Friday evening for din· ed the make's attention by rattl· ner and a "Ladies f\ight" river ina: 1 buah, admiriiatered. the COP· cruise, perbead a blow on the head with a elub. · : Dinner, chicken an(l ham en· The CQpperhead meuured 36 tn!e1, •prepared b)' the Mar.tin Reainches iii lenatb whi~~ 11 consld- taurant, wm be served on board 1by a committee of Rotarian,_ ered as Lar1e for thit area.· s. Copperhead ~\ Ohio Power Men ' Scare Th~ . rlfr. N~~oad ROtary Meetmg • Is Scheduled Aboard Susan· A Fa1rf1eld Leo Story.. at a meeting of tbe Bureau Board, offidaJ Farm Tue11day evening in the Farm Bureau Coop officet on ~. .Main St., offered a legislative report in which he Jtreased the fad that contact should be made with Rep. Geor&e Mein'bart to oppose the transfer of the recltmation fund to the genera) fund. Drag Ohio River In Search For · Missing Youth Indi~tmt!tt Is Otdtred ,N,-,ll~d; . . 'lllfd the in bargaining seaalono with the Steelworkers In addition to Birmingham, wildtat lltrlkea hit ateel oPf!l'atiotts in Can&on, OIUo. aitd Pjtttburgh, :Va~ergrlft and VeroJW ~; About 8,000 .,.,0. ito;ed <iff their jobs for a fourth dry at the . Sou~ Side open heartfi p]ant 'of Jonea It ~l.l&hlln Steel Cor,P.'a Pitta6Urgh Wol-b.- Aaotber walkoUt ended Wednesday afternoon wben 700 l!m.ot ployei of Republic Steel Coruor• .pon•• Clev4and, Ohio. facility returned to wort following a 32· hour stoppage. The ''wildcat" strike there centere,d on the lUIpeuion of three men wbo refuaed to work on "unsafe jobs" in 1 18-incb bot 1trip mill and zine finisbinf: department of the Cuyallolfa heights plant ' No IOOber had that walkout ended than about 100 men ltruck at Republic'• plant in Canton, ObJo, over the di.scbara:e of one employe: A company sourte uid the ,discharge of the man was provisional ·lnd could bne been submitted througb regular griev... ance ehannels.. _.. • 'lbe .IJ!galls Iron worn , Ver· ona, Pa., 'atritebound alnce June 1,. sought an injunction today Irene Grueser eave the women's report on the paintiog of mail boxes now being conducted b)' Farm Buruu roulha. A study eommlttee for the planning o~ 1a gra11 roota p~·ogr.am and the extent to which the Farm Bureau wiU participate was appointed. Named to the committee were Harry Guthrie, P. E. Hum· Pomeroy emergency squadmen phrey, Thereon Jobn10t1, Richard were 8tlmmoned late Wednesday Heilman, Everett Caldwell, A5a ,afternoon to participate in dra&· Hoskins, Wayne Rouah, Samuel ging operat1ona in the Ohio River Michaels, W. A. King and Homer two and a half miles below the Lee. Tbe newl:r appointed comGallipttl.is Roller Dam for the mittee wm meet on July 1-l.. bMY. of Donald Phillips, of . RFD 2, Crown City, who ~beNme members were present at Uevett- clrowfted. .• - . .... ..._ JAc_ ~~eelhl& dr.rtbtg wllleh the Middleport wu also asked. to miDu~e~ of the last meeting we!e participate in the river search liut rea~ ancl ·.approved &ltd the (indid not go to the scene inasmuch aneta) report read 8 ~ accepted. as this area would have been The_meeting was .adJourned on left without first aid a11ialaDI!il a motion by Tom Sayre, seconded against the: lteel umon. for a period of time. by Henry.;...._Fr_a_n.:_k_._ _ _ be:.~~t ~ ~.wo~~ m:t Units from Pomeroy, Gallipolis, in protest tG the firilli of local Point PJea.aant and the u. s. preatdent John Andriejwaki. The Coast Guard conducted the dra&Itbnf1 company saJd the walkout waa in gina operJtions. ., Violation of an agreement signed in 1958 that waJ to run unW Dragging operations were started wa1 aelleduied bef~ . Wedneaday .after clothing belong- A Allegheny County Common Pleu ing to Phillips was discovered an 'tCourt ludge Homer s. Brown. lbe r1ver ban..• a t tb e s1t e o1 th e There were tltrenty-five 4-H The Ingalls rt.rm waa aUing that · search. memben and several adults at- the union be reatnined from illPolice officers said that tbe tending the Dairy Fitting .DaY terferinc with the eompan,-•1 miasing man's brother, Clarence held Wedne.day 2f on ClarenL'e bulifteiS. , Phillips drowned ln tbe same Price's farm. Ralph Porterfield, Meanwhile, only a handful of are.a five years ago. Dairy Extension Specialist, .... ve men lhowed liP on Ute midnight -.J.inalruction on jud!Png, shmring, shift at J &: L's south side plaQt trimming of hoofs aDd horm. and 'here. They eatereil tbe mill deBULLITIN ' cUpping or dairy animals. s.Pite intennitteQt piekeling by NIW YORK UPI - Tht Ployd Mr. Price furnished animals the strikers. Pattenan • lrttttmtr Johanuon for the instrucUon. Cluba repreA J A: L spotesmao estlmatell huvywleht tiHe fl1ht w.a• polt- sented were the Better IJveatoek that the wwk atoppage, unauponed from tonl1ht 'to Fri., Club, Social Hayseeds, Harrison- thortzed by tbe United Steelwork· nltht I:Mtc.un of r.fn and wM ville (}iris, Bashan Farm BDYa en Union and bral'}ded an "ill.. grounds at Yank• StacUum. and Cheater Farm Boys. gal wildcat., by- managemeat, wu •Attending were Joyce Carson, reaultina: in a loa of 9.(100 lncot o::~ Sayre, Larry Cray, Wayne tona of steel daily. Tlte plant ha:a \ ICE CREAM SOCIAL ~ , Patsy Price, Joyce C!Rie, 21 opeD hetrtbt. , uUand Band Boo&ters will Knopp, Karen and Tommy Tbe dJapute began la&t Sunllay stage an ice cream social begin- Theiss, Jeff AUr:ire, Eric Puller, night over incentive rate. and nmg at ~ P- m. Friday on the ·high Roger Rose, Mike Smith, . Ronald 1pread the next day to J 1c JJS school lawn. 1Ham•. Spencer Stearns, Gloria At· Haaelwood plant acrou the Mo-ldns, Archie Roae, Duane and nongahela River. However an .adTuttle, Esta Mae ditioDal 6,000 W9fkert •.t Hazel:Ri•loard Holter, Larry wood returned to work Wedne• and Roy VanMeter. day and operations were reported Hosts were Clarence and hfa near normal In the finishing and father, Fagin Price. strip mills. Three of atx tilut furnaces at .t he Hutelwood plaftt remained banked and two others an a standby ba11is. V•ndergrift, about 1,000 worters struck. Wednesday "outstde man" · was I·I~~~/~~! an operate a new lathe at the UnJted Engineering and Foundry Warka there. m. Dairy . r· . Day Dral\'·s 25 H Oubbers hl;~::: ~:cebee~:~s:;ng n~~~ SeX\!::;, --' -· . 1 ::::..:::..:::.!::.::~~~~::~~~~~~~=;,~;;;;~-;;;:~;;;;;;-;;----.l D .l nJi' aF THE plU\JUn. , ';U , ••• ·~~ , I &onomyLoan Remodeling Work Started ·Henry Ewing this remodeling the entire quarters occupied by the !':'''~~:m~ Savings and Loan Co., 300 Second-st, Pomeroy. He aaid gla1s wUI span the front Which now is intenticed by brick pillars. The improvement will "open up" the loan company's inside operations ta public view from all anglea on SecGnd-et. Vic LeUhelt it in cbarae of the coaatruction · work. ' .DRAPERY· and Today a state r~preaentative, Jo11eph J. Murphy (D-Miaml), called the Penitentiary and offered his services aa a lawyer for the new appeal. Byomin'• original court-appointed ~attorneys had left tbe ease after his fir•t Ohio Sue.urt oppool "was turne<t ne were .. I · Gerald PrestOn accepted the duty--Jaden job of "tail twilter" and Immediately warned every 'Llon henceforth to be oa bi1 toea. Aten Sbain waa iutaJ,Ied' 11" HC:retar.y, Kermn Walton ae Ueaturer, whUe Edison Hohltetter and Wll,ia.m GrueRr were named new dlrl!ct,an. ErnUt Covert lJ Uon Feeney•JJe'ODell · " International Counselor 0 . Chillicothe, general tbe· Ornar Baking Co. a "good year" lor tbe Lion• Club 'W!'Idnaday lie lnatalted· the club'a in social room1 of Church. The hieh eourt granted a 10-day stay until July 3rd, to conaider Byomin's own desperate petition for a writ of habeas corpua, prepared wftbout legal help. Byomln claimed in the petition that Lorain County Sheriff Vernon M Smith had lied a1 Hliil trl'il about the handwriting in a correction to his dtsputed eonteBSion. He uid the l.'rlminal ldentllication Bureau has discoVered that the handwriting i11 not Byomin'a, despite Smith's testimony under oath tbat it was. ·- -'-----'------+ii;.;..)· tbere. One wu from the Air Forefl and bad pidu.res .and ahow· ed the Air Academy In Colorado, another told of Weat Point .and abawed pictures. One of the speaker. had beea In • ptiJon amp in Runla, · bavln& been put there at about tbe Tamer. a&e of 10. He told at the bard. Counselor Copley, a lJon of in· 1hip1 that the prlaonen had ·to tbe WI)' that Blllll, 18, Middleport, ternational ai!!SO(!lationa, lnfOrnial~ endure ud altO Ofcblldfen ly .autUned •Iter thelnataUatJoa pleaa of not guilty to· two In hua:e muHa w"ya tbe , ClciUlco!. one , char,CJfll hJm to return to ill ·flnailelal and tbe other with and make , aPeeelie1 t~ at their enterin •. ' Judie Ba· peqpJe there about LAmeriei. 'bulb for BJ111 al 'I,DO(I ~~o·thlngs are run n_ere. He tbe cbara:ea,and in lieu praise for the Boy•• was remande,d to the ~ -;··.;an ' alao expresaed hi,a .plan 1 Jail. ~n Germany how it Ia run. ne)lt meeting of the polt July 8th. I anan was drivmg three mtles north of Reedsville on Indian Run Hill . at about 11 p. m. Wed· nesday mght suddenly spottj.!d a deer atandmg In the center af the roadway Buchanan swerved his , car to the right to avo-td hHlin1 L. f',, Al~en, Ria Grande, !.ather the deer and in domg so craahed of ~iq1ona1re ~n Allen who was into rocks alone Side the roadway. burled in GaU1a County 1~ days Buacbanan sa1d that when be aao, died about 10 a .m. today aft- got out of his car he smelled er a lingering illness at an ad- 8moke and when be lJfted the vanced qe. hood the cu burst into llame8. Mr. Allen Is aurvived by his ) The car was completely ~• wife, at home ln ruo Grande. troyed and the deer after the Ml:lf. Ellther AUen, wid(I.W of car hit the racks just ambled up Don, waa in Columbua, Oblo, en· the hillside. route home to New York City tbia -------!,'!orning when abe learned of her fathl!r·in-}jaw'• death. She ia returnloa tO GaUia COUnty. Miller Funtrail Home in' Gallipolis is m eharce. '\.iliUIIIed By Death Ear1y ThUrsday Short Sleeves- Colorful Patterns and Solid Colors .-' I Farm B.ureau • l pioteta ~lied operation• at On Record Agams coke works. Coaper beads the industry team Transfer Of Funds Umted Unton. the Ohw Suprome Court bad juat • given him his fourth reprieve l.rl~~· from death since hJI conviction two years ago for shooting down . Wellini:lan Patrolman Edmund G. Smith. • :I' s~rru~~£)~~~~~r~fs~!~~ Auto In Effort tdling more than 8,000 workers m five cities. J. Byomin's last filed toTbe latest walkouts occurred Wednesday night at Birmingnews was flashed. Sheriff's ham, Ala., when pickets halted operations of Wenonall IIlii!' It was 4:10 p.m. e.s.t. 'l\'llj!ll~or1 and the parent. or lho Department Dep"'Y Shttil! How- •ng and Sintering and the Fairfield coke works of Tennessee convicted Cleveland cop.llller lillid: already made tlieir last ard Frank indlCated that efforts Coal and Iron, a subsidiary of U.S. Steel Corp_ goodbyes. Byomin, 42, was less tbah four hours a·way from o~ William ,Bueha':lao. 23, RffitsAbout 50 picket., bearing aitna executJon. ville , to avo•d hltlmg a deer ~ott 6' ~ __ aayjng '"Coarad Cooper i.s Unfair A prison chaplain l'Uihed to By-~ him hia .auto. btJaj IO the Human Ra<e, idlod the omln'e death row eell to tell him Frank's report said that BuchWenonah works and about 80 • • Steel Tonnage Production In The steak was being cooked for Walf9eal aat Ohio Penitentiary when the In an accident report , day 1a the Meigs county ter Charles Swan, 88, LanpviUe, here pleaded guilty to two Jndlctmflllt& new of ior1ery and also drew 1 one Lhe to 20 year prilon term. 1 Willla Le~lnabam took the pv.. Cbarllll• Laudermilt, 23;, Pome· e1 as pruident wblie Berpard ~flY, ent8red a ,plea of guilty to FU.l*f became firat vice prealilent,: IOraery and wa1 sentenced also to Max Ward, second vice preaident, a 1 one to 20 year term in 0~ and Kaiad ·Mindy, third Yice pre&lPlnitentiary. dent. ." ~deal Steel Strikes Spread Today ' .' Tile ·~-- .11re. Condemned Slayer'ls Granted Motorist Saves Reprieve From Chair By Court Deer But Loses Men'iS .Regu;lar $1.95 . St. Clair HilL or Idling 8,000 Workers In Five Cities SPECIAL GROUP better. enttne F, - Junior Firemen Vie F~r King Honors ' • Weather p,_._ Unl .... Oh1o: Partly 4:lOUd)' with 1WD1 K"altered, ma.llr late after~ 1 nd eYenin& lhuodenbow.,.. -,:armer today, continued wUm Friday. Wgb tocla7 80 · 110, ·low ton.iabt M - 70. VVUOLL~X~Ii~N~oi.~60~--------------------~----------------------~--PU::me::ro:y~-M:l~ddil:e~::rt~.~Oh:w~,~Tb:=ur=~;.a:y~,J~u:~~25~.719:5;9~::::::~::::~--------~----------------·----------8IN·--G-LZ-OoPY---·k~ PTA 'Plans Ice Cream Social Thursday , Mr. and Mrs. Delbert ltlce were alao gue1ts at the French home on Sunday ~hen the birthday of Delbert Rice wu celebrated with a family dinner. Mrs. John K. Smltb returned re cently from a viait tn Erie, Pa., and Cleveland with her daughter& and families, Mr. and Mn. ChH. Bing and Mr. and Mrs. Nathaoel Harman. ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knopp __.of Charleato"n are vlsltlng with Mrs. John K Smith this week. · They ume here tram Lopn where they bave been with relatlvet. In the item in ' Burdette and son, Bo-bby. about tbe birthday Qf -,--,,,._, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schafer ton Jt should have_ ;·;; rial&ed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. parents are\ Mr. R. T, Burdette. llotl.lon. H. Burdette and daughter, Mia Janice ChUd1 who •hu ··.---,..--.:St. Al'bant, W. Va., vislt· been dolni affiliate work 11t the and Mra. R. T. Bur· Cohrmbut State Hwpit.i.l wiU be ltame thi1 weekend and wm reand Eunise B:ell· turn to the Holzer Ho1pltal wher, Va, were S.tur- 1ho will tinllh her trainlnc. . t~e . R. T. Burdelle Mr. and MrJ. lt.ay llill and Beneel h1s bee~ re· children of &ot\ 'Depot, W. Va., from lbe boapUal spen.t Sundt)' with Mr. and Mn. • e ,......, mar tan. ,. ~I'VItt VJI en hit lanlu•... ,. ..... •"'"• "'· The lypeMihn IN rhft fer tfw Jo Hines 1 Honored On Biro.Lday Eutene Brown and ramJiy announced for Sundt)' even- MEIGS THEATRE U.S. KEDS- BAll BAND SUMMERETTES lr Mn. lnM lhle Miss Alieti Faye Fisher m~ved laat Thursday into an apartment at Middleport and on Friday, Mr. and Mn. Norman P"iiher, Tommy and Lou!R, moved to their new home at Cambridge where 1Mr. Ji'iRher is employed. Mr. and Mrs. Norman HeUman Bellet'ontatne are visitinJ the week with their daughter, Mrs. MUdre11 Ihle and famil)', and other relatlvea. ' VIr, and Mn. Clarcnee -~ueser viiJted la8t Sunday Wlth the'" son, Rog'er and family , at Lotan. Mr. ind Mrs Ctru_J,e_• _!..:..1 le at tended the hymn sing at Morris Chapel Sunda)'. .. Mr. -and Mrs. Stanle)' Johns011 and family arc spending part or their vac.tiGn on a fisbina trip. Vacation Bible School is progrea&ing very nicely and the colD mencement will be Friday eveninl" June 26th at the church. CHICAGO UPI-Tho lhltf ..._ Tbe annual HeUmu reunloD waa held Sunday, June 21, at the Bock Sprinp fall' groundJ with a basket dlDner at noon. Pretent were : Mr. and Mn. W. A. HaninJ, Mr. and· Mra. WlUard ·Beatty, all of Columbu~; Mr. Jnd Mrt. Norman HeUman, Mr. and Mn. Harold Heilmaft, Ronble, Linda, Ro~emary and Patrick, all ol BeUefontalne: Mr. and Mn. Gal')' Midkiff, JuUa and Earl, aDd Homer YldkiH and daughter. Grace, aU George Haclr:ett Sr., wai return· of Huron; Mr. and Mrs. Cedi 1&1.1· fd home latt Sunday frGm the ;nan and son, Allen, of Canton; Mason Clinic. Mr. and Mr"- Joe '1lr and 'Mrs. Ernest Heilman, Pitta Trlbble and Kim, Cbarleaton vitburgh; Mr. and Mrl!!. Howard Gil· lted with her parenta, :Mr. and rey, Jackie, Rodney and Dennis, Mra. Hackett Over the weekend. tf Rio Grande, Ohio. The Men's Fellowship of the Mr. and Mn. E. C. Bryan, MidFirst Baptist Church, will meet dleport; Mr. and Mrs. Zib.t Mid· Tbunday evening at 8 :00 at the lift, Cecil and Mary, Hemlock Meigs County Fair Grounda. '}rove; Mr. and Mn. Cllrt lhle Miu Frieda Faehnle, local, aJ¥1 son, Charlea, Racine; Mi. and and her coudn, Mrs. H. D. J;)eten"drs. Carl Heilman, Mr. and Mn. Lacher, Columbus, returned Mon1\ichard Heilman, Mrs. John Sar· day evenina: from a vacation into '.lera, Carol and Guy, Miss Addie Mlc-hig:an. On their return trip Heilman, Mra. Anna R~~r. Mr. ~hey .croaaed the . new bridle wbi('h connecta the upper and 5 ;tnd Mrs. William Kin1 Mr. and "drs. John Hartuna:, .Mr. and Mrl. lower Penlnaola and alao we,.. •t Virgil King, Judy, Grade, M.,.,the CatJwba Island. Ul Mr. and Mrs. George , Hackett Mrs. Marie Chapman E ...tain St. Lou, Geneva and Davld, all loSr., Mr. and Mrt. Tom Scally and Pomeroy, entertained wilh a din- •al Mrs. Mary Shafer and son Mike ner: Sunday honoring the birthday are leavtna thil week for a vaca- of her dau.Qbter, Jo, and Father's ~iverview tion at Da)'tona , ":,~"'s.,,ft:.~;, j Day. W.hile they are away Gueslll were Mr. and Mrs. Wil · lot~ng son , To~my, will GtaY lard Hines, Ro-ger Hines, •Barbara his aunt, Mrs. Don Mullen. Erwin, Mr. and Mrs. Ra)' Hines and Mrs. Joe Tribble (Rose Hac- and David, and Linda Chapman. kelt) and Kim, Charleston are A decorated cake was seived The Rlvervlew PTA will sponslao planning to be -at Daytona w1\h the meal after which glft1 ~or a ,bome made lee cream social Death at th~ ume tlme. were open~ . :t the Riverview Sebool, Th11raday evening starting at e p. nt . Mr. and Mrs Howard 11ohne& BRITISH LAUNCH MISSILIS Prncerds wl11 rO toward the of Smith• Ferry, Pa., are 'vJsiUng LONDON UP1- 9ritain opened pure-baaing of badly needed playwith Mn. Althea Anderson. it1 first guided • missile range jround equipment. · Monday's isaue stated that Wal- Tuesday with Ule launching of aEvervone is cordially invited to lace Bradford had been to Holzer U S.-ma~e Corporal miasile . The tome. Beaides ice cream, cake, pie Hoap1tal last Friday to visit with range is located In the Hebrides 11•••1-A';d and Ci)ffee will be •rail· Eddie Hartullc. the name should Island& west ot ScoUand. have been Wallace Rueael-l. Mr. and Mn. Larry Ri« and !!Ions, Chipper and Kenny and Mis• Jackie Rice returned Mon·: .• i da~ evening fronl a visit in Col· umbua wltb Mr. and Ml'l. Warner French and children and Mrs. Benie citfford. Mr. and 11rt. Gordon A potluck picnic dinner at 6:15 P.receded the meeUng of tbe WSCS of the United Melhodilt ch'urcb beld Monday evening at the home of Miss Lydia Ebenbach, Mulberry Ave. Miss Ebersbach, pres1den1, ,conduc 1ed th e meeUng and devotion1 '.t'ere led by Min Aup'ta hetmer Misted b" Min Lucreen , a . ' h tu Genheimer, uamg ~· t e "A New Ambassador for Th T 1 , The pledge e ou~u!l bv Mn. ~r con uc ~ ;!hneergoal of the WSCS for the Morning Star Social Events PRIDDII HOUDAIHIL T U "ted Meth d" t Ch urc h WSCS Picnic Diftner Held On Monday G OIUCKLE FOR TODAY Around And About Midtfteport NEWS OF THE AREA ~ ht e Arch . & lllllit. 8a1 l ' t b & 111:::11 St• Colutnb uJ, Oblo More Warmness Before Swimming Leo Kennedy, Sr.. manager bf the Maddleport swJmm~ pQOI, said today evening awimrillhr will not be scheduled until the weather "warms up and stays WU'ftl.'' J June 15 had been set for .M. day &e88ions, f.:9 p. m. aDd 'llluli'R· day ctamily Night) '1-t. COol weather caused cneellations. Latt year it was July bef~ evenih swimming was scheduled. I win City Shrine j Susan A: " � 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 24, 1959 hayes taylor