https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e00037f499d4cc27d83dd017103e43dc.pdf b61ab797c85df6ac7c66d105b1604879 PDF Text Text . . � � · � --.- �- . . . ' ,-...,oaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 27, 1860 lev. Harold D�r Graduation Speak;;- , ,--------------------------------------------_;___________ Sale Saturday At Elberfelds In Pomeroy r'At Middleport 8th.Grode Commencement ; • ll'ubloned after the famoUB quotation of Shakespeare, "To be or not to Be" Rev. Harold Doster titled his address to the ;Jznduatea of the 8th Grade at Middleport "To Faint or Nol �lo Yllnl" - - from the challenges that lie In lhe future for . ,the cnduates. • · He oaid that the cJa.. who have finished eight years of edu­ tation ■bould be look.In& forward to their most fruitful ,ear, in ,:t1ucatlo11· th■t by the time that . � the, gndUlte from Hig h School, m ol'f.l education will be required . for the better pogltiom ln all oc• cupaUons of Ure. ht, He Ul1ed the graduates to ethic■l In their de.Una:• with · Olben, lo &aln theil' place In life and acbool with boneaty and he also challenged the adult.A preaent to aet the ex.ample of honeatY to the youth. Rev. Do,ter'1 cl01lng. point �a, that they � not emotionally faint to �ave _ f�1th In lhemJelvea and thm 1b1hty to do ■n:, job put before tbem. He said th1t with the Internal help which comes from _God, who 1ave them atrength, ll&bt and tnowled1e, they could 1ccompll1h what they set out to do. The Intermediate and Junior banda under lhe dlrectlon of Eu· g�ne Seu■ played the "Proce.. lonal" .for the program and alto • special number followlnl the apeclal numben by the El&hth Grade Choru,. The band pl11ed uBlue Nocturne" and the chorua aang "Let There Be Mu1ic" and Church Gr1Jup fnstalls New Officers Thursd<1y The Afternoon Clttle of the Heath Methodiat Church of Middle­ met Thunday afternoon for 1 potluck hanch at the C!hutch with husband, of the &roup II gueat■. Prett1dlnlil the luntheon, Ml'II. Walter Hayes was in charge of the d�votlonal period. Mn. Hatti,e • Smith ung "Did You Think -to ; Praf' and Mn. Hayea used the · fi rst Psalm as the scripture lealOn. Luncheon �,ueata were Walter : Hayet, Rohflrt Harria, Emeraon - Sonea, Rev. ·i ll.lymon Konkrla;ht. ' Mike Lloyd and Mn. Earl Kniaht. Altm- the luncheon a short bu■I: nesa atllion w1111 conducted by Mrs. David Entlmlnger. : The inttillitlon of new ofllcer, , wu conducted bf Mt's. Earl Knl&hl . Installed were Mra. 0. P. Kteln, - president; Mra. Bruce Lloyd, flr11l vice prH!dent; idr11. Carl · Mattox, . second vice prcaldcnt; Mr■. H1ye.11 , : aecret1ry and Mra. Harold Wood• . aerd, treaaurer. Mn. Entsminger thanked the of. Ileen and other members who helped her durlng her year In of• flee. Mi11 Bell 'Sanborn reviewed two �hapters of the study book on Af . rlca after which Rfv. Konkrlgh.t clo,ed tho meeting with prayer. Ho1te11t1 for the day, who rur­ nlahed the de.111ert tor the lunch• eon, were Mn. Lloyd, Mr■. Jone11 1rnd Mra. Ent,mlna:er. rort Bridal S�ower At DAV Hal l Honors Mrs. Judith King · Judith Kin& was lilue■t of honor at I bridal shower Wcdne1day evening a;ivcn by LIia Mitch, Lib­ by Diddle and Dorinda Wllaon at the DAV H■ll, Gamet were play­ ed and prliea awarded to Ph)'llla Rice, Shlrle)' Bumaardner, Mary Melr\)\art and Clara Garland, A yellow and whlte color theme w11 carried out in thlfl decoratlona and retre1hmenb ot Ice cream centered with an umbrella, cake, puncl( and minta were aerved. Attendinl were the above n1m, ed and April Smith, AIUlt Baird, Hild■ Eada, Janet Wllllamson, Lella Spencer, Leona Kin&, Iva Stewart, Ruth Moore, Dollle H■ Y· ea, Norma WIison. Evelyn Lucke, Amanda Parker, Betty Duddln1, Rita Davia, Op■l Dalley, Ethel 01rland, Macy Kini, Anita Kini, Diana Kin1, MIidred PhilliJ,1, Si­ dle Brown, Oraca Wb,aley, Rita Edith Bte 1lo, Carol Boll'lu, �hw1b, June Elchln1u, EUun 9'wen, Janel Venoy Francia Hunnel, Helen Houd11he1t. Mar­ cuet Relllhaw and Earlene Bum1ardner. hndln1 &Jttl but unable to 1t­ tmd were Lera Jonea. Ruth Tho. mu, Bette Hob1tetter, Ramora Boice, Barban Donavan, Nin■ c.11mmJ.nc1, Dorla Thomu, Kn, 0Yal l>lddle, Joyce Kennedy, C�tolrn . Teaford 1 F,nnl1 PhUllpe, N,tUe Brown, Jeannette Baa, 11.,. wuu,m ElchlnJ!o,, 11or, 1111• ElchlDllf, IIHLIM Price, Hmlell Slemlt, 11e..,_17, Cllop­ n(u, Rita Boll, 1!:mm1 1- Noal, Slllle · rlaeher, IElllt Folmer, � Kennodr, Jo Allot TIiter• Jen, ,i,, Janot Dum, ll■l'J Hood., llarla ·Turner, Dlnlhr IAIII, Pal •S!ftllhL Hon• rlolta O'Brien alKI IElma Kutlell. kt», Dorotllr · I 1 I 1 I " My Own America' with Mrs. Clarence Lacey aa director. Su perintendent McComaa_ _who Introduced Rev. Doster, minister 0 1 t.!Je Shade Valley Pastoral Unity to the audience also prt?• sented the diplomaa _to the ll;ra­ duatea with Earl Knight reading the name1. . After the presen_tat1on of the diplom11,, Mr. Mccomas pretenl• ed certlficatea to . Ellen Dutton �nd Janice Tan�eh1ll who ranked in the t0p . 1 % m the state tesb wh1ch are given each year. He complimente d the girl, on thelr � chlevement and said that the school w11 ver proud ol them. Gr1du1lea o f the class were: Bruce A.nnu, Karen Louise Bachner, Iona Hope Bllhop. Anih Louise Bowlea, Neda Joyce Brad· ford, Carolyn Elltabelh Buckley, Joe Cu1ter, Either Lynn Oanielll, Maureen Kay Darst, Margaret Ellen Dutton, Sharon Elaine Hoa• char Roy Lee Howell Terry Joh�soo, Carroll Ann Ly�ns, Dar­ rell Lee McKinney, Harry Marvin McGuffln, Doria Ann McHartie, Judy Jo Martin, James R. MIiier Michael Stephen Morris, Jo An� Mourin&:, Kim Neal, Sue Ann Neutzllni:, Car61yn Sue Nicholson, Sandra Ohlinger, David Rice, Mi­ chael Smith, Cinda Lou Sauer, Jack Satterfield Jr., Carol Ann Scott, Sandra Jean Simpson, Su• ■le Slater, Iva Marie Stewart, Marilyn Rae Swnn, Melvin Swish­ er, Janice Lee Tannehill, David Ruuel\ Thoma■, Diana Jean Wil­ cox., Judith Lynn Wlldermuth, Robert WJ11on, Eugene Wise. -:-- Main ly About People In Pomeroy a, LUCILLI IIAWICIIII Mr. and Mrs. Raymond VanMt­ ler and son, Raymond Earl, Ray• mond Nagle and Donald Van Meter returned lo their home in Youngstown Thursday arter II visit with the former's mother, Mrs. Mabel Van Meler and other Meigs County relatives . Donald Van Meter, son ot Rl­ ("hard Van Meter of Gary, Ind., 1md grandson uf Mabel Van Meter of Cl1ester h1t1 enlisted in the U. S. Navy and will leave May 3-lAer the U. S. Naval Tra1nlni Cenlar 1 Great Lakes, Ill. Ml1& Leda Mae Kraeuter teach­ er in the Nelsonville Scho�la and aister Robert.a who i1 , spendlng the week with her, visited Wed­ neaday night with their p11rent11, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter and attended the Eastern High School commencement. MIH Carol Deem of Mornlna: Star lert this week for 11 \'islt in Columhu11 with her brother-In• law and sister, Mr. and Mn. Den• vcr Gray and f11mlly. Mr. and Mra. Jame111 Monlgom• ery and lamlly of Norfolk, Va., who ilre spendln g a month with her parents, Mr, and Mn1. Pe11rl Oeem and family, Morning Star, are vl■ltlna: tor a few days with relatives In Columbus .w.nd Chi• ca&o, 111. Mr. and Mrs. WIilia m Grate and ion, Jame,, of Chuleston were recent aueata of her mother, Mrs . WIiiiam B.iker. Mr■. Willl1m Knight &nd sons Ricky, BIiiy and Johnny of Point Pleaaant vl■Ued Wednesday with Mr■. John F Bally and family, Mra. Karl . Grueeer and son Larry, were rectint bualne11 vlal; tor, Jn Galllpolla. Mr. and fllln. Oscar Wlnce went to .Cincinnati Jaat week to ,pend a week with their children Mra, Lee lrwln, Mr■. Jame■ E. Lively, and 'Worman Wince. The Wince. returned home: Wednesday of tbl1 weell:. Cub Sc.out Pock Hos Outing At Syracuse Park CUb Scouta or Pact and their f1mllle1 enjoyed a wiener ro.ut recent!)' at the Syracu1t1 Part. f'ollowln& the ro11t, a short bu1lnre11 1e11lon w11 held with Dana Holdre.o, Cubm11ter, preald­ ln,:, after which award1 wen prHentld b)' the Cubm■■ter. Recelvlnf awards were Jlmmv Tyo, bobcol pin; Bonn, WflcM, Ronnie Rtiuter, Cheater Rouah and Jimmy Tyo, woU bldeea; Ed· die Baor, Mike Wrl1ht, David Ml• ehHI and Terry Holdrt:n, lion bldaea; Tommy Tttu■, Eddie Baer and Mike Wrl1ht, 1old and al)vtr artow1; BenRy WriJbt ind Che■• ter Rou■h, 10Jd arrow■ and Eu• 1ene Tr•plett I webeloa award. Triplett WH thfl tint cub ICOUt to ara4u■ te to the Boy Scou11 •lnce Mr. Holdren has 1erved aa Cubm11ter. A 11and how-how w11 alven the boys, after which 11mea were m 1 ••Joyed, (OPEN SATU RDAY N IGHT U NTI L 9 O'CLOC K > Women's White A beautiful �election of womens white hats. As­ sQrtcd straws and fabri ·� S $1 .69 to $4.9S Ill A Y O N PANTI ES 3 for $1 .00 or BLOUSES STRAW HATS FOR SUMMER fo r street and beach - pro­ tection l or a sunny sum­ mer. Natural straw with colored ribbon bands. Very fashionable A boauliful group of wo­ mens cotton blouses sleeveless and roll • up sleeves - overblouses & tuck.in styles - solids and patterns. Sizes $1 .49 32 l-0 $1 .69 38 Dresses Summer fashions for mother a-nd daughter alike - the price will please you - styled of soft check batiste and solid broadcloth. Several styles to choose from. Toddler Sizes z to 8X . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Girls Sizes 7 lo 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Womens Sizes 10 to ts $2.95 $2.95 and $3 ,95 ,3.95 '!'!lh 88c Plastic free with each decanter. 98c _. bargain for Saturday. 20c PLASTIC DECANTERS unbreakable tumblers In as..,rted sizes and cOiors. And a Screw Top Unbreakable polyelhy­ lew�. For mixing , serv­ ing, storing. 2 juke size CAPS cap� GARMENT HANGERS Pastel colors, white and clear wilh \wivel hook. 8 In a package 77c Group of $97,50 and $89.00 · These are all reclining chairs - and · terrific values While they last - Just 14 to sell. - • WAGNER WARE WT IRON SQUARE SKllLm 20% mon: cookina ere.a. Pre-eearoned qua-lity eaat Iron. $1 .99 Othw Rouncf CNt lrost Skillett . . • • • • Ne to $4.95 2 SUMMER P A J AMAS iti"Vtil Another Big Shipment! $1 .SO $2.69 GLIDER - USHION SETS I'"' -$1 2.95 a set OTHER GLIDER CUSHI ON SETS ... ....... u,.••• packfrfe. FJtiber ■U ' white or - /" paolel t,,lon. ' 3 polrs for $1 .00 Ki-ii lT T SH I RTS . SATURDAY · · tn Sizes 6 to i6 Fine White Cqtton Knit T .Shirts fin. d Briefs . ,, • · l for $1 .0<> For lnfanta, �or Televlslon Service . " CRIB JUTTliiSS FlmD SHUTS · For radio or victrola ser­ CLASSIC ROUND . .CANISTER' sns Four piece sets. , '·Large capacity ·beauties for un- . bteakah�, . . long . i)asting service. While with gold. lellerlll8l!, All while smool� weave muslin c r i b sheets. : vice call telephone WY• 2·3671 or leave your call al the desk on lhe main floor. -�i,,. $1 .95 a set . BOOKS Popular plastic back Gl FLASHBULBS Regular 15c flash bulbs. books· of fiction, detect­ Ive stories, historical No. 5. All white. (Buy by hooks the carton of 12) $1 .25 . .' . and many others. . _ s.i. 25c '. � . ' SAVE •JOG.00 SATU��Y ON THESE FINE TAPESTRY S.Q U A R E S . . ''KROEHUR" IQ IOOM .sums DO�� �- ..., ;..... pllto a_ mror. . eidill A nice selection of tapes­ try squares suitable for covering chairs. s.tooJs, etc. A large a,sortmenl of colors and pa\tema. lll!2l with 1>ook,.., FUUJ 1119 IU)()liY ctll!B1 01' � DIIA s� BLONDE IWIOO.un' \Ir W Our _...., ....GO iulk . 50c each AN OUTSTANPING VALUE I N CHlNW IEDSPREADS · SA'lllll\PAt . I. ' . $3.95 ., .' ,, i $1�9;00 ' ' Llnl•free, viscose rayon bfdlpreads willl contrasting ' rows of pom-poms - rounded coroers - double heavy • . sheeting - pre-shrunt: Green, rose, aqua; 1�1 blae, . l brown, �ige an<f white. Sinlle and lull sizea.' , ' a And BOYS 1!fEJ.(:REST Flat Style DOUBLE BED SIZE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.95 TWIN BED SIZE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $!.95 (. I ;..· . in '. 1n Sizes 6 to 18 Contour Style DOUBLE BED SIZE . , . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . $4,95 TWIN BED SIZE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . $3.95 piece glider cus:1ic n set s -· 3 seat cushions - 3 back cushions - of ho,vy durabl e plasUc - comblnaUon o f solid colors and floral dc,ign. 6 SATURDAY fQa Well Known Nallonal Qualll,r (. I ., . . lo !I• Put up 3 pain, .. e Now You Know ay Unit.ell Presa lnhmetionel , N cotorfcl cOlhfmt wom by etlcan Ctty'1 Swtu Gu■nh wu 1...,i by Mlchtlanoolo la the 6111 CNtury. C.Ill, 5,000,000 Eng)isb, G00,000,000 Chinese left." From the times of Lt. James Smith in the Revolu­ Uonary War, who lies buried in Middleport where he was lhe first aettler , lo those 10,1 in the late Korean Conflict, America has stood for freedom in the minds of the world' s peoples. Regardless of how tarnished the • ideal sometimes seems to become in our domestic poUU­ spark that Inspired Meigs county men, along with millions of others from the nahon, to willingly lay down their lives In battle against the enemy who would destroy it. One significant way we can demonstrate our contin• ued dedication to Freedom lli to properly remember our War dead next Monday, cal quarrels, Freedom has been the ent1ne at y WEATHER Ohio: MHtly cloudy with lttt.. 11tattered 11,tlt rain ttclay and tw,, night. Sunday partial d•rifts wftfl • I�• 1,.ttt r.alr1 ••• in the "'°"'" in9, H� tod-, 6'-74, low toliilfht so.. --------�-----------------------------------------------------------------------------·-------.. ��!' S:NOLE f;OJ'V - k Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Saturday, May 28, 1960 NO. 37 ucc� Depends Upon Being . MHb weave. II, au ,1zes 10� I n all si7.es 34 lo 50 . QU I LTED MATTRESS PAD·S H e a v y plastic covers . to flt gliders and· cha·lse unges - full drop rm fitting - elastic iround bottom. Coral & ark green. SUMME R Iii IT . BRI EFS P O C K ET KNIVES ' conoN be 20,000,000 Amen­ 50,000,000 Russlaru, and • ' t Rutland Commencement SOC K S PllSSl SUPS Blade Barlow $1.00 Save all -c,f your 11alesll,pa from Elberfeld, In Pomeroy. For many years cuatomerw have been equipping their _kl�hen-, • w;l,(4\ cookllli utett­ ,;i._ ..,..u.,._, �-•rt ctlnnet"'W1re, etc., lbf tneir salesllpe, from El� (elds. So whether you buy furniture or floor coverin,gs, dry ,goods, dttaper£eid or re- ·•· dy to wear, $ave your mle11ip1. Meil, Cool BOYS MEl,CJl&!IT . ' �1.00 - BE 111RIFTYI I Our Regular $1.95 WOMENS INDERA COTl'ON ., A real bargain in genulne Boker pocket knife. a, SATURDAY SALE FOR SATURDAY yard One pieoo 111.y!le wltil ip'Jpper fastener. Drop seat. Sbe8 4 ,and 6. STORM COVERS ON SALE SATURDAY a $1 .49 $1 .00 Bokero PLASTIC 'BERKUNE RECLINING . CHAIRS $50.00 LltUle Tola PRINTED CO'ITON PLlSSE and $5.95 MENS SUMMER DENIM" The idea l play garment for utile tots. Made hip pickets. With elastic waist. Sizes 2 to 6. A and SPECIAL for SATURDAY BOXER LONGIE$ 70 oz. $1.95 .n, Cottons - Bedford Cords - Chino Cloth - Ginghams • Printed Sateens - Sport Denims - Polished Collons 59c DRESS MATERIAL . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45e a yard 69e DRESS MATERIAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55e a yard 79e DRESS MATERIAL . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . 85e a yard 89c DRESS MATERIAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85c a yard ·lllld !DRl!SS MATERIAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75e a yard $1.it DR!!SS MATERIA L . . . . . . . . . . . . fl.25 a yard Jl.89 DRESS MATERIAL . . . . . . . . . . . . f l.!5 a yard U.95 DRESS MATERIAL . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.35 a yard 1,lSO on sale for Satprday your choice of the many new patterns and solid colors In the new complete llne of so· sq. prints that we sell regularly for 49c a yard. Saturday -- 40e Mot her a nd Daughter Match ing "BLUE Including cotton Sheer Prints - Wash and Wear Prints - Printed Rayons - Dacrons - Voile s - Arnet and the Summit crushed , with hopes for peace again chilled in the faster-moving "cold war" II is filling that Your choice of solids and strij,es. - Permanent pleated akirl - elastic waist. Sizes 2, 3 and 4. Tailored of co:ton broad­ cloth. White and colors. Sizes small, medium and larl!<!, Regularly Se l I i ng at 59c to $ 1 .95 a yord SATURDAY WOMENS COTTO N I n The Sole Saturday Of . erans' organhations take their proper role �s sponsors of ceremonies leading the public m\nd toward this rev• erence. With G I R LS SKORTS W OMEN S H A LTERS Dress Materials Sb.e s 6m8•I . medium, large and extra large. Color-s ma-ize, green, blue, pink, or­ chid and white. Strles E.last,c ll'i, Hollyw!>Od briefs and band lr-g briiefs. See Our Collection Big-Brimmed Chlldrens I I f You Sew - You Co n Sove A Plenty WOMENS SUM M E R H AT S I I ••Campus" "After the next war there will old and young rededlcate themaelves to the ldeala for which so many have died In previOUB wars and so many others have sacrificed limbs or health. Potential enemies like China and Russia today cowit as money In their bank that Americans have grow n Soft, unwilling lo sacrifice even the fatness of lhelr bllUoldt for their country. Today's Chinese Red premier recent­ ly observed: Monday, Memorial Day, Meigs county people have a coJU1Clence-laden duty - really a privilege - .to pay deep respect lo the dead of all wars. The county"s vet­ s����I��: ·. !r�ler��r� ere told i<,. be '.'human dynamos" If (hey want lo be success- , ul In llfe both for material rewards· to themselves, and to 1 erve better their communltie,, stale and nation. Dr. Paul E. Ried, 30-year-old professor of speeoh al Denl- l 110n University., spoke before a packed audllorlum and held I Its closest attention. Faculty members accorded i the most attentive audience at a Commencement in memory. Dr. Ried cited UlU1traUon1 of ,prominent men in American life today who began with what 0th.­ era thought "a amall idea, worth little" and throlllh personal fire and spirit made it of great worth. Exeeutlve He■d Georle Dallas recognized the third hi&hest rank· fna:: student in the -cllli1, MarjOrie Ann Priddy, with a 3.6 avera.ge, and preeented tropbiea to Saluta­ torian Hazel Paulene Gibson (3.'l ) and to Vilediclorian Victor Wayne Roush. (3.8). He also an­ nounced that Miss Glb&on has won a scholarship at Rio Grande Col• lege and Mr. Roush the Uwlghl Mutchler Scholarship at Ohio State Linlverslly. He reviewed c!ASJ statlsitcs that of 18 boyli and � girls in the class, 1 1 wlll go on to college, nme of the girls will seek seere­ tar1al work or take more tram�ng toward Lhat objective, and i,tat nine boys will go into the Armed 1''orce11 immediately. 'fhe program Included selected music by the senior band direetcd by Hoger .Kouah; the Proce,aional the b.w.nd; the inv�tl9n �v_' T. !l W�et; -.&be � ,� phtriO 66Hi by Wa)'ne"Tltoiiih; '_ff,lth• er · muaic by thlt' tiand, presenta­ tion ot the clu&t p?"eaentallon or diplomas by Orion W. Ro:.ish (father of Wayne Roush) and closing ceremony. Seniors wei, Es�• M.,e Black• wood, Stuart Brewer, John Brogan Jr., Lawrence Brogan, Charlea Buck, Thomu Chafin, JJelorls Chapman, JAAJe■ Cheadle, Jen")' Eads, Carol)'n Sue Ferrell, Robert German, H■iel Paulene Gibson, Herbert Grate; Linda Ha1ey, Marifyn Harrison, Alberta Haw• kins, dar, H,sell, Dorothy Hy, · . sell, Lena Hysell, Cleo Jacks, G Plea Mtde Before Rotarians To Save Connf : ·\ "-mericans Red Cross Charter I1 LARRY HAMM Larry ffamm T0 Linda Lee, Mary Study Languages �. t:�ri Lee, Dottle Lucas, Harold McKen�::1 zie, Thomas Moore, Larry Morris, Eloise Musser, Wayne Nelson, Lavonna Priddy, Marjor.ie Priddy, Carolyn Robson, William mine, Wayne Roush, Virginia Searles, Judith Slawter, Larry Sinlth., Frederick Stewart, Wanda Tackett, Sandra Tillis, Wanda Woodard, Patricia Young. Off FCllQWShip • J. total, more thar. the peo­ Rotarian J. H. Grate of , Jll.idCUe-' , port has concluded people,' · Pllf' �ave turned back to the natlp'niJ or1an1uUon throu,:h con• memories are ,bort. He pointed out Friday night at · fr:l�'tt.Jonl, Grate told Rotarians. Middleport-l'omero:, · lib ,mpromptu talk waa lnaplred a rea:ular bJ' di1clo1ure in Tht Daily 1 Rotary meeting -In Heath Metho.: dial Church that the American , h.11 . til that the ch,pter 1B "in 1 I Red Croll in 193'7 alone left in ' bad r 11," for Ila contiQued es:is­ exceaa of '88,000 In lfelp Colin• · t'lfl!W• Tbe one-Ume Salem townehip ty for disaster rellef. Toda, the Middleport bu1lne11 fent-·bo)', IP,,000 least at owes chapter local In back bills and face& imminent , &l)IQ,, ex--eh1lrm1n of the Red loss of ltt charter bec1u1e of_ Cr� ebaptet here for several · \er�lJDd �mmunity leader, now public apathy.. aid ennt,� roll · , litfled, Th• lied Melaa County famil s In 1qn,_, ·...'; /�I . . •l!f ·• • .,.,1 bad thlna ·•·J�- t E cross If INdenhip It. not found to 1 revive th• good at�lnt .t th• ch•pter at Just ._ tM point ltf paylnt what It CNl!K.". Part of the current debt owed is the 1�9 pro-rated share of Mel·g, county', cost of operating the bloodmobile and the blood center in Huntington. Thia is about $1,200 annu11;lly. No future bloodmobile visits are .scheduled hei'e. Mr. Grate observed that the blood program i1 ,11. vital neeeisity at1 When blood ia purchased on the "open �rket" it ii ' very costly. He also noted that the Red Crou provides the only earthly means by which a serviceman may be rel.urned to bia family in time of penonal emergency. Mr. Grate challenged Rotarian, individually to think seriously �bout the eris.it fad11g tlle lleias communltie1. And he promiled to "match anything glwen to the cause.·• Ted Reed Jr., preaident, pre.11ided and reported on seuions of the Rotary International atate convention held iu Columbu1 tut wl!etend. Six local Rotarbna at- , tended as did four Rotar7Ann1. Vice President Gene Gr.ate . · re­ ported on FridJy night aeufom. AlJo attending weu, 111'1. tl.Nd. Mr. and Mr■. E10rnett s,wln, ·Mr. and Mr1. Bernard ,wri. llr. Jncl lln. �rald and U!ei Robaon. Faye Will!>n 1..c;ID't PJelW'qt wM a (IHJSl. S:eniiij tile cllfdtD· dinqer were these 1� J( ltie church, Mn. Jamei- Criffen, fin Norman Wayland, Mn, B. N. East, Mrs. John ·1:etcbla 1ln. E. M. WOOd and Kid San­ I born. Pr'!lt.Oft oi BeW- Larry W. Hamm, son of Mr. and Walter T, Hamm, has been 8wirded a Fellowship to the sum• ! mer Foretan Language Institute at the Univ�rs1·� or Cincinnati, spon• I sored by N1tlonal Defense Et.Ilic.a• Hon. Mr. Hamm, one of 30 t.cachera selected io attend the Institute, will study 'French at the schoo1 and I will reside at a language house on . the campus. A graduate of Pomeroy . High Sch9ol and Ohio UnivtNi'.ily, where . · ho' re<eivo� th� e,,h,.1.or ol 1..- edll<lllion,, : II,. · U-,... llll� ' ·.. , Hatrlm is set\llng his Urst Year' lh ... tline}u llervfc�� Wilt .be an- the Hiimtlton Public School Sys­ nounced for Mrs. R\lby Elle� Old- tern , Hamilton. Ohio. akc, 76, who died of a heat ltlaek The ptirp 03 e of the institution­ at 4 · 1. m. thls morning at her one of 35 to be conducted through• RFD Letart:, W. V11;., residence. out the co untry-is to acquaint with the lalest teaching teachers preceded Her husband, Joseph, her in death in 1946. Her parents methods and the newest laboratory L' wero the Ille Alber! Jef(ers and techniques for ln,truction in � ' Rosie Priddy Jeffen. Survivln� are modern language. The prog,am sii aon■: Terry, Harry, Albert and will cmphaalte linguistic, cultural MIDDLEPOR.l' EIGHTH GRADE graduates pose above af• Richard, •11 of Letart, RFD; Leon• and audfc>-visual training, wilh ter Thursday Commehcement exercises for a tormal portrait ard, Alvada, Ohio, and Everett,- artlcular emphasis on the spoken by the Daily SentinelJ....At right, S11pt Letr McComas presents Hartford, W. Va.; 21 grandchild- .f,,,uage. certitlcates to Ellen uuttoo,· daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale ren, 18 great grandchildren, and l)uttou, and Janice Tarutehill, rtgtlt, dat1ghter Of _Mr. and Mrs. STOCK S QUIET IR three brothen, John and James. gave Stocks Chester L. 'l'annehill, for· high aclievement m the State NEW YORK UPI -David w. Haw , R _,tland, w81 both of Pomeroy, and Millard of rise in quiet• week's ,l!ag bth Grade 'fest. Miss Dutton ranked first, with 176, Miss of last up part fined. $.LO and 1co.sl8 in county Roscvllle, . Ohio. t:our t today on a at.ate patrol · Arrangementa are being made er trading as Wall Street and bust- 1'annebil1 1 1 70, both being in the top percentile in Obto. 'l'he for a long week end class, above, ten to right . first row, Carolyn Buckley , Sue charge of pu■inl witbout. ""l.&sured from Foglesong Funeral Home in neas prepared 1 id h0 . Y·________ _ NeutzUng, �eda Bradf9rd, Lynn: Daniels, Hope Bishop, Anita clear distance. " ':::: ":::n::.___________::.__ •:.. ::: · the char&e pew 01,11 of an acciBowles, Carolyn Nichblson, Ellen Dut10n, Karen liachner, dent at 10,,0 a. ,m; F>;iday,.;3 mlle l'&roli Lyons �andra Simpson, Jamee Tannehill, Cinda Sauer. west of Racine oil Route 1-. Hat• ::,econd row,' uavid }Uce, Diana Wilcox, Maureen Darst, Jo 011 J)' was attemPtin& to pee a · ve• Ann Mourmng, l)orls Mctlaitie, Sue Slater, J udy Wildermut.h, hlcle driven by Kenneth Jacob .Marilyn Swan, Judy Martin, :iharon ·Hoschar, Iva Stewart, Wol.te, .Rt, 2, Racine, when be WIS • t,;arot Scott, Sandy l>blinger, Jock Satterf1eld. 'i'htrd row, lla· A Jorced to puil b•tk in'II Ibo ri&hl · v1d 'l'homas, M1c1t Morns, Joe Custer, Darrell McKmney, 1 lane by an appro,.chin& cir. H1_1 a with ital Hos , General Meigs the , i � n � Middlepo� m.a lB ll I J ames M.Ll ler, H arry McGufiln, Roy Howell, 'ferry Johnso� .car struck the r�natr1 ot the Wolfe rethe as jail county Melvm Smith the ln Muc.e � Ul, , and so1:1 his ury WtlSon, in car. head Hobby senous HruCe Annas, Kim Neal, Botti vehicle• 11.1Ue11»1 medium sult of a figbt al their home Frtda)' evening. 8wisher, and Darryl Stumbo. d.llma1e. lllo iniuriea. were repo'rled In Iha hoopi•·l •- Everet! Mc the story of the aasault and no - • 111 .. ·� by the invesllpllOj P•lrolmail. . d char ge, had been placed against �1�1'::.::.�:.1· -�··i::t::: ns _141_ at noon today, The police son lbe condition" (oday. He had been Everell . . Mn bi called been had l / brouibl lo lleis• General at s1x �iftlllJIII If • no- \ M1's. SerVl•ceS w•.•11 Be Announced E..,.:..me_ ..... u. fi};i::L..., 4-g,,,o .. s,1- 1 A.l Middleport 8th_ Gr Rutland, l\f:fu Is Fined $10,tos'ts In Court Case 'r:xercil!es v1·c1:- Of �ead Beat1·ng Is In 'Faif ndit"(00' t Hospl·1al · eo ,� . Sel,er t,H. . ���y , A. lf P� " �.,:f,,· ;,..., Ufi \ �Y,I::; . ·, wj �� .' -F ��;& .Jil:'lll· 1Joef f4 Anna Orace·"'Olltr, 1yrHUM, covlcl haw ..,._ Int+ the .,...t CN' NIIMM. ,..., , •t'Willifltl • c:la11lflld d. In TN' ·�1y .._ tlntl, llht Nf41 ,.·...,..,. Mn. Oller heel ath\ertllN • , t9IO Chevrelet, Nici It 1M ..,_ 6-, •�cl ha• ,Ince M9f\ .._.,.... "' cala.n wanfinl ., lluY' the car, "'I cllcln't 1 72. e911t •• •nr .-11-.• coulcl Mint Mrs. Olltr Mid II aM peld hr Mr N. ,,, t Da,"ly r •now'° d who told Chief Gilkey o'cloek Y•slerday by Mlddleporl McDaniel had returned homti 10n her that emergency aq"Uid memben �n ■d· d oondlllon and lnloxlcale an In . 'VIC, or.. Dr, He,etlon who treat· ed the man at ti.I■ home. Chief - of P()Uce Herbert Gl:lkey wa1 called to the McDaniel home on �.t St., at &:30 and found Mt. ' McDanlel beinl beaten by bia 101;1, Georce, 83, wbo m.atu bia home with bis parents. Chief . Gilkey immediately called the eme..-ency squad for treatment of the elder McDanle] who wu auf• fednl from a ■evere bead lacer•• tlon. C,"bu!f Gllt17 WH bu1y this mornin& tryin& to piece together __.,_,.....,._____.......c-- that the alter<:atlon follow�d. The son claimed today that he did not rememhflr the attack, Chief Gll ke)' 11ld. Prosec�tlnC Attorney James O'­ Brien said that charte• of a■sault wilb Intent to kill -probably will be filed against the sdn. He 1ald that no weapon had been used but that the 10n had kicked the rather In the head, causing the lacerations. Chle.f Gilkey may file the fh1r1e in Ma)'or Kenneth McElbi"nney'a court later today. Fm ' ·anc1·a1 Co 111..nt. Advises . ' .· sewer F� Councii TO Stall . Columbus, o., . a finmlal consultanl, advised Middleport council in a specia1'11!eeiaa t'riday night to enact its sewer rate ordinance at once, arict Ii> use a,;, tew mortgage revenue bond as possible for Its i!DGh sewerage proiect. J. s. Garvin, Mr. Garvin, introduced by sew• I er committee chairman John Zertle exprelled aurprise that (1) Middleport had such a complete 1 system of ,ewers-at:orm ,nd (2) Hntt,ry combination-and that no sewer rentll fee ls be• in& charged. "I'd siy to get some money comln& In , at once," he . uld. Mr. Zerkle had ln\lited Garvin here to discu111 finaneµi& the &ewerage collectlon system and treatinenl plant requlred by the O I hio Pollution Board. Pt'tllimln· ar)' plana for the project have Dten completed by Brown and Aiiloc of Marlon o Ne�t ■tep acc�di�a: to Garvin should be ai,proval of th, aewer one rate ordll'.lance of which nadln; · h•s been given by coun di, contracting for detailed, comp)ete ,e\Verage plan1, and aiming for aa much federal aid on Phase I of the project 111 posaible. He ·11id Phase I .11bould include the treatment._ plant and neces­ Hl'Y intercep'°r sewer.a lind lift atatian,. Federal law allow, up to 30 percent of the coat of Pha11e I Pl(lJed11 81 federal outright ,rant, "I don't know if you'll ·set the whole amount 1110\ved," · he 1aid, ••t;ut Y0\11' en,lneen c:in · help you OD thii." He ·pred�ted that If the poten­ tial ,120,000 In federal ll'ant can be obtain� l]llanclita the projecl ,rowd be �':"lly . lilllpllfied. ytt, tuallr �lmln1Ung need for moi:t­ aa&e revenue bonds. He Lermed such bonds costly because they extend over too many years UIO to 49). CO Wlcil dl1c:us1ed takJng a 4 mill levy to tbe people .for part o_( the $413,000 (est.) proJeC'l, and fmanclng the test hr general obl ��allon self supporbJJ,g bonds. Coundl 1110 approv�d . a re­ commendation of the _police de­ par�ent that the bid of the uawbnsa Sons �otor Co., for a new l)odge cruiser be accepte�, at_ a coat of $�,800, plus trade m 01 1he old cru1aer. At.tending were Mayor Kenn_eth M c1Ubinney, �erk.le, C�inton Fish­ er, Wayn.e Gibbons, Ernest Cov• erl, William Childs and Lee Sm.llh a11,d clerk Gene Orate. Dtadline News TW. PcttnerGy eme....ncy aquad WH call!"I at 12;15 p. � today to the Hemt-r Brecbh1w home ari Ro:Uh 1 S3 hffr ttMi r=:1.twoock ROH i..ftrMCtlori: whftl Mr. Br■ctaha w 141fftrad • Mid in• jury. Middleport Seniors Advised At Coneneement, 'Your Diploma Speaks' By Pittsburgh Speaker By Fredell• Houdalh•lt "Your Diploma Speaks'' was the subject of the addreSI to the 50 members of the graduating class of Middleport High School, Friday night, by Dr. Harold Raymond Al· oen of Pitt11,burgh, Pa. Emphasizing the ract that it was not a class that was graduatln, bui individuals who had completed l2 years ol school and were being awarded their diplol:na, Dr. Albert stressed the worth of human be­ ings as individuals and that each one has a task to do In lif,i;, He asked the Seniors to be thank.fut that the facilitic1 for the educal1·m1 wh'1ch. thcy have re-. cei�ed were available, thankful of thetr parenl!J who hpd �lven u p many things that they might avail ion, educat beat the themsclves of thank£ul to the teachers who spent many hours at their work and also of the book_ authors who help make their education possible. He theY I siu'd th at WI·th lheae th'ngs Following the presenta�on of diplomu by Sup�. L . w_. McComu, with Earl Kni&bt l'tladin, . 1he names, Mr. M<:Comu preaented awards to Phyllis Hilbert and Den• nie Walburn for having the hip. In clo.sing he said that we know etL grades for all four fe&n of not of the future but that witb high schoal and a cen.ifieat• to their diploma the responsibil ity of Mary Barth, second hi&hel.L the life or America for the next The invocation for the eveoinl 30 to 50 years is given them, and was given by Rev. Raymoll Jf;4n­ what becomes of il is in �eir kria:bt and Rev. Fred I.. Gardner banda. gave the benediction. are given the opportunity lo earn their diploma. Dr. Albert said the graduating class should have a sense of re­ sponsibility to mankind, that God has a task for each to do. Dr. Albert was introduced to thi; �udience by Barbara �ue. Stiles, prelldent Qf the grad uating claas. The clasti was sealed on the stage with the Processional by Schmidt la ed b the band wish Eugene �!rs 1/ director . They I lao played ''-Night and Day " by I I �Orte.r 811 a special number • · AWAITS HIAIING , , Reuben --.. _ Rl . Swartz,. 78, Pom"'rnv toau.1 ty s J n , the Coun was Meig t 1 day awaillna bearing lo May0r Charles Lelar's cou� on a ch-1'9e of intoxication. _ AJ� jailed yeltftday for an old dl■ra e I� copnty court waa "Harold Jonea, Marion. �--·---The Senior class, with Mrs, Clar·· ence Lacey directing, sang two lltOTHERS STICK TOOETHIR nttmbel"S ·ror the program. SIOUX FALLS, g, D. UPl_ ____ _____ _ When Rollald klgciru broke · jail M d H }" d at Armour, S.- O., ' Sheriff Harvey HARMAN GIIAOUATES MIi� GINllll,L HOSPITAL I Scbarn bo� Kiltln•' bPOther MiohRel D. Hamum, boilerm-an, Admitted : _Guy Cl1apman Racine; _ In ablt'rvance of Memorlal Day, Gilbert, from P.other ooun\y Jail Mae H\lgbes, Shadye\de, Ohio; Ev­ fireman, USN, � of Mr. and Mrs. Rutland, 1, arm Mll-;r SO, Th• O.lly Sentinel wlll not I cell to help in the aearth. · , f Route· an o L R. H . ort. Mi<\dlep el, ert��-- _K�Danl Monclay. be basic publlahecl tbe from �ilaff,d, Augi,4� ilwlck, Co­ griaduat.ed .May Today the �erttf WAI , lookinl will be r• publll:atlon R-.,lar Nevill the at School Botlerman lumbua; charlea S�)'der, Racine; , bath, �lllt& ,.�. ��,· , for Tundar. � Cenkr, Gl'jl•t Lake8, W. wmtd �.lu SCboppert) IIU�• , . , I • .• · � ao, , l ·/� . � ,/ ' ' �1 i ,.._.,,,p,,,., on ay: Ol ay I I · , -· nt�· . t '�, •i:,, r ;., �-��· . "' �, �'!°1 -ft · . · . . �......... . � · · · · · · - · · . . - rHE DAILY SENTINEL a, against 11158 ilAs been given all klllds of attention. It bas been blown up a., both a political and an economic problem. For instance, some have forecast that as a result of the drop, farmers wlb .-,l!ft!ty curtail their purchases of me· · cllllllJed equipment. � equipment makers do not share this pesslmlsm, and with iood reason. The income ..1.-u-- ._,. i....� DOt 1.,___ �.-,1 a,.niversal, geographical]y speaking, Many bnner-s in various areas are doing a,s well or better than be fore. Their purchasing power is u nimpaired. More impOrtant , farm economists under8tand th.at first-class mechanized equipment js an investment, not merely an expenditure - and an essentia l i n vestment. For instance, ·- - - _ i'J'hole pre.eat were Mn. Helen co-, uiH ·Ad• lio-• �n,, Mr,. ·r-· .. Helen Dais, George StrJent, Mn. Harry Swartz, Mr. and Mi,. Bert Romi ne, Mn. Russell Cullum11, Mrs. X.Uneth Romine, Alan Swartz and Ktcnedl Swartt. Vn. stqry waa pre■ilmted wilh a hanidbai, a gift Crom her fellow �aclJ,en. She ,and her husba nd, llbl, are plan nln g to leave soon for Florid a where t hey will make their perm anent home. v• '■ _.,IS IS Ci I., V.•,!Q�,a,. D8toflte11,I Bf .ti!■■ nwmu,i ... of F-r-Bonnett P-', _...._._.. t.e&J.p,i met Fri• �� � � .•t lull I n MJd· .,,. ..,---.� .. to the 'Jfll• •..,., .,..1 11',1\'N In the cem.e t.erle,. koULI Troop 146 of Boy er,bo wtr IJUt th , e ti. J e ,n,raenttd by Steve tllild, oaS, ac,out who ._ to l,olt, . ' "' ' )l,'eD t \o Utt ...,_ .,...wi \ . fa Lo�, P.11,11 Hui¥ �ort.bf, But · t/jAI COm• .wt. A.110 I\ won.ti¥ and "lpll .;ton I ,. ••,=•rt •• , t., _rcwt , I;• _ __ _ tRr a. fJ DAYB/\OK . SCH OOL IN PROGRESS for the May meetin g: o f the sewing V acation Bible School h now . club. Followin g the bus i ness see• in prilgr (•� s at the Joppa MethO• sio n , a sOcial lime was enjoyed and diSt Churth" It will continue until .a des111erl courtte Wmi served to June 3. Everyo n e is welcome. Mrs . Harold Hawk, Mrs. Raymond Tile church is loci.ted between ,1 Elberfeld, 'Mrs. Henry Eichinger, Reedsville and Tuppers Plains. ' tt{rs. Eddie t-t;artung, Mrs. Wallace I Amberger, Mrs. Roger Epple, Mrs. CON V ENTION IS SUNDAY Gordon Rtde n ou�, M rs. Charles The M i ssion ary Conven tion of Fick, M rs . Jo�n Fick, Mre. Delmar the Hock,· n• Valley Su•·'l11r,· ,.t .._ ......, B aum, and M ise .EII th er Hayes . Th e I will be held� al tbe Mt. Zio n Bap. Jun e meeti n g w1) I ?e al the home list Church in Rutland, Su nday, of Mrll. Hen ry Eichmgcr. May 29, with the Rev. Albert Mr■. Charles Bi1aell is a sur�ical McGhec as pa stor. patie nt at St. Joseph llo■pltal i n DINNER 15 MONDAY Purkersburg. The Letart Falls Community will S�t. Albert Peterson, Dayton, hold Its an nual Memorial Day spent the weekend wilh his wife dinner at the communlfy ha ll und daughter at the John G in1hcr Monday Htartlng at U :30 a. m. home. sponsor\•d by the Letart Falls Me• tbodist Cb1nehet. Goe&JeiJI r. IDd lln All/en , I Patty vlaited llr. and llro. AIO T" ....T ,.. "!"PW' John Glotber. The Ladies AJd ol fJ,e St. Pt ul'1 n Church will mtet Wed· Luth�ra of K�Jl.er Mr. 1nd Mn. Gerald C oiumbJU vilil-00 with .Mr. and ne»d.ay, June l , at 1 :'6 p. ,ii . at the home or Mrs. Samuel Mlchui . Mn, Robert llltchie. .:'1..u7' .. HUlllJflgtOft M30 '\! 1 J U1nl Scouten of thf! Tri - State Are a r. BoY Scou t ""'unc Jl at the Ir annu al meeti ng Thursday evienlna: eleC't­ ed John Churton, P resident of Banks•Miller of Hun tington, to serve es president of the Counell for the coming year. Mr. Churton, who has served Scou t· i n g for 1ever1J year ■, was a n E agle Scout in his youth. '":=" un.iv.entty d�n todaf ta�led the pf droftl11,1 • ,,...w "®llitU• ti.on for T,uJUy ,at tbe 4ifection of the milil,1?'1 l'"1ll whi<I> aelz• ed I\Ol!lrPI of ljje country before .ia,.. Friday, lstaabul Uoivenlty Pl\lf, 6iddlk five $. 011,11' beJ4e,I a .,,_w pro6Nor, who tle.w to An• b,a, Ille ,� caplW, � IP to wOJk Oil ti,, ""I" dem0«1Uc con• fl,ltuLi,on /le!lrted by Gen. Cetnal Guroel', jw,t, rqlme. lffANBUI,, � UPI-A la'!k MIi, BUROjN Men Promoted. In Vanadiwn Announooment I "'°"'' ,,r Tit: DAil'f SENTINEL c. TroaJ. "°"' I -."�ert. ru. ,...,1,en .,.,, it a.,,.,.. f'!I' carnw �1r•�,, �•e ie, ■: Start The Doy Right With I ay -. CharlH Dllhl f ' I' '. f I Laurel Cliff Social E,ints � I I On The I- II••· j'r I 0 l' l' Q , X 'l' ■ 'Mn. Cora Renshaw 1pent the week l!lfld at the home of Mr. and Mn. Charlte J, Brown, Galllpollt. 1 Mr. and Mn. Lou Diehl called 1 GD hi• 1lster, Mn. Lona Roeeher, Cheater, , Mr, Utd Mn. Clark Cline IPtnt an evenln& with Mn, Emtn1 Fox. Mr. and Mr1. Bert Houte were I reN1 nl auuta at the home of Mr. . and Mn. Roy Howell and lamlly. llr. and llro. Olc:ar Smltb ealled on llr, ind lln. Qrllt Arc>bor. Mro Emm, Fox Netntl; vl•ll•d Mr. ind l(n, Clark Cline. \ ' Mr. ind Mn. Charll" Dlobl ond 10n1 apent Sunday tYt.1nin1 IVlth , Mr , and Mro. Grill Ar<her. Recent _...i. ol llr. and lln. I Norman S,hae(er lholude u,d Mn. Vern SlctfY, coiumbua, .dn1. lllny Q�rl•, Alfred; .Yn. Ern• ltai'1, Oolllmb\11; ,M•. Ind 111'1Norll'llll Et,,eo of _, ond llr" ml 111ft. dia,i. �. 111'1. IIINllo "!ti lllt4 Mn­ ......,,.. ailed .. IJln. llditt I I t xe• o• 'l' .u ,. ..r • I' ' 1 1 : 20 Nf'w� Htadllnts 1 1 · 1 11 WPalherc-ast I 1 : H i N'ilP•.. ·• .. h 1 :00 SJ� n orr Cho nno t 3-M ond ay !i · 4" �iWTI on 6:00 Continental Classroon­ ' · OJ . T,utav 9:00 lC"•fi" Doon.1 n Show 0·80 Totillier O:OU nou�h Re )ff O·:'Ul Play Yo LH' Hu ni:-h ' 1 :00 "Prii:-'! 1s Rl�bl 1 1 :llO ·C',,i,nc-entration 12,;00 Tru.tlri or Con11e<1ue nee1 • ?,,30 fl Could be You l ,fl(t lVfirf n�v NflWI 1 : 1 0 MoviPlime 2:30 TA>ret ta Younq 'H)O VounJ;!" nr. 'Malo�"'! �:'lO .,,.,.om Thei::e Roots HM) Comedy Plavbouse 4:M Adve nture Time · HMl StNmboat Bill •Mm �Q"t.. "PrP.st on 6:00 Music in the Round fl:1& Jim ThRcker Sb,JW w - �-� Wel.tbercaii:t '1:30 N'f>'hl1 P:eture 1:4� J::runtlP.v Brtr:lley RtJ11 -t "·M fJur-kli:>ben-, Hou n d 7 :30 Riverboat fl:30 Tales or Wells Fargo 9:00 Peter Gun n 9:ao Alcoa Theater 10:00 Steve Allon ::;bow 11 :00 NP-ws Headlines 1 M O Weathercast tt:15 Jaek P.ar Show 1 :00 Sign Off Baseball Studio Wrestli ng Record Hop Dick Cl ark �how Brave Stallion Leave It To Beaver Lawre nce Welk Sh ow JubHee, U. $, A . Up-To•The-Mlnute News Sports Report Late Show I '11·. •\II, � ,_...,:· ·.__ . AT 7:15 01. .. -· ON WJ E H Sportacope Sports Special Amerk:afl Album Dance Party Movie Spectacular P,rry · Muon Wanted_.jDead or Alive -Mr. Lucky Have Gun, Will Trnvel Gun smoke Not For lt1re New1 'l'he aler 13 Sign Off , Channel J 3 - Sunddy EAOI MORNING . -- s,oo Revival Cru1ded Amerh:an at wort ·cbrl1tlan Science TYJ Camera 3 m1 Picture RFD, USA Rell Elwood Glhba Bueball Sportscope S,orto S�eclal · Till!• � �•·,111.iil Wlleoi ' O'fal· · ·:er11 · ' ��olloae Sq,aU Worl,I · TwonUetb· Centarr · � l>ennla tho Menaoo 111• Ed suUt,an ilenara! Electric 'l'beater Alliod !lltchCQ!;\: Pnoen to Geofle Go'!-1 Show Dow! s� . Wh�ts .i,y, \,lne? Sun'ttay N"ew·11�Speclal Theater 13 Cho noel · 13-Mondoy Bi 1 119:00 . �:oo 1):30 '1:00 !1 ::\0 t- 2:00 12:30 12:45 1:00 1 :30 2:()\) 2:IO 3:00 3 · 10 t:f!O t:1!1 "'8 l:(!11 1:30 t:00 8:15 1;20 l:tli! 1:0li �:oo Ne'(• ·Captll n ltingar.oo t?artoon Theater lled '"'Rowe Show On The Go I Lovf· Lucy Decemter Bride Love of Ll!e Search For Tomorrow 'l'he Guiding Light lteart of the City Al t1'e Worild Tum1 l!nt,.)\etter or Worse Bouse Party The Milliom1.ire 'the Verdict ls YoU?II TJlr. lri•bter Day 'l't.e Sxret &torm. The l!:dre el Nlfllt The Th""' Stooge, ' 'l'be Life of Rile, o\r'b!'( J. Smltb, 1'..., ll>o ,Weather cis � .ui!,- .� ; i''1':l\l�;·,lljow . >1•!- ·• '11P :A11!1:i lllll�('.'!wl , , . �!•� ij!!l,i Sh w ,,so, s:l!I) '!'Ii• -�ii ·• · o B:iio fa\ber ;sho,n lle.t , Dtlll) " binny Tholili( Sh ow jl:f!) ,Soihei'!> .Show \D;/Jb �!l>!"l'. f0:80 Ponl Sho•· · I :Oil N�WI Jt:IO ·A Looi at lb. We11ber · t;IS . Tiie1,ter 18 ,,1' 4-H News Khrushchev Says IY MRS. CHARLll WOOOI • Sunday School attend ance on State a.I..... 111,y 22 w.. 43. th, -� vaI ue now. Ca Med food IJ)ee· W Joyce McCoy, member of the $13.02. � illing Worltera 4-H Cl ub· hu t:.·�·�:-tll:ir�� 1111 ca n mean penn1n saved if Wor■hi p 1ervlce1 were beld a t M OSCOW UPI-Soviet Pr-. lo t o f the bat=U:the out ol farm• tlo:1 from noW �hrou&h mid-June. you can UH the item and have bee n �Jecteti lo repretent We■t the clote of Sunday School "'·Ith mler Nikita K.hru.hebev toda n­ y Virginia at the an n ual Kent ucky I Inf, but it ..n be I dan1etou1 : Th "' lftd other oalad llem>-nd, cool. dry •toraie ,pa ce. I an attenda nce of 31 with Human newed his charce tha t tbe United , 4-H Club Wee k . The event, ache•� m a chine, too, l1 It J,n't bandied 1 11h�, ,reen onion■, carrot.a, celery. , States torpedoed the 11U11dlit con1 duled for June 7·1 1 •UI be In 1'aylor leadmg. 1 l'le.1d lettuce. field grown leaf letC, I, 9LAKISLI• Th� WSCS held 1ta regular ference with tbe u-2 mp.t over ot the hou� or buildin:i ud live pro perly. 1 1..e•i ngton, Ken t ucky. A recent 1urvey 1mon1 Ohio tu e, and other aprl n1 areen, wih County 111'.t.fttlon A..,.t, Agrl. a definite ucommendation with an MiH MC.'C'oy, who ii �ar• meeting at the home of Eleanor Ruuia a nd aaid ,ucb "a&&rN­ The bittle o ! the bu1s a nd ptsta ntimale OD the approzimate t:o:,t far men 1bowed 418 tnJurie■ re• be good hoUday wee kend cbi::i lce:1. old, baa bee n a club member for Boyle,, on May 17 with an atte nd· ■ion might lead to war." , 1ultin1 from elevator accident.I A1para11UJ alao contin ue, in Naao has be&un. Num.er<ius calla have of commercial contr ol. Khrw.hchev conceded be .till 'n 1 0 year■ an d ha■ completed ap• ance of mne members ,md one I thinks President EJ1en bower want. gue■l. been re�h•ed recently from farmMany folU would be wlae to st• in one aeJSOn. l'ff"e of lheae and quali ty i■ very 11:ood. p roject■. She is a proximately 1 7 Llberal 1upplle1 of sweet corn ers and home owner■ concernlna cure o ne of the termite bulletin, were fatal The mOJt common I peace, but aaid "the way to bell ,ophom Jege h• During •he busineaa meeti ng· ls paved wlth good con trol of dU!erent peata which available from \he Ext.en,lon 01· cause of fatal a�ldent, with port- and snap beam are comine from �;:.:.:�.: ��� I ntenti ODI " mono·raismg plans were di1eu1• ha ve already appeared. flee and do a UtUe atudyin.l on the a ble l!llevaton 11 undercarrt11e F1orida . tha t e wa■ wher lbou1bt he Judy WilJOn , Mar, Lou Gar• ■ed . Tax atamp, were brought in ��� Poiaon Ivy la the most recent habits or the ln1ect and on the po■• collapse, report W. E, Stuckey, B. Select Good 1 -24 Farm nhower wo_uld land. 11'.cClung la n d and Jub1lng will Fruit - Sfr,1wlterrlN come- klh . one on which we have had ealls. aible con tr-011 before Frozen 1tr1wberries from y�ur r-� present Mason County at St.ate an d repor:., were made out. .But �he . Soviet premier, del1vcontractinc J. Lamp and K. A. Harll:neu Ohio the spotlig ht over the Mem orial Eleanor Boyle• led the program State r Unive en11rlcultur1I sity _ m ho e , l.Jh t freeze leane wlU r be 1er ve� with Con■e rvalion Ca mp June 6 l l at L83, "Kill Poison tvy " with an unknown fir m for h A e� n& his firs:t r�port o� the au.m.­ Day wee k end. Clnclnn_aU marketl pnde for Nina Robinson who w11 un• for your ne.1:t Chrutm 11 , Camp Caeser in Welntn Co- un t 1ivt1 all the controls . The three priced, tomeU mea not effective 11:ineers. The1 ,re authon of a br ak _up ■mt'e . bu return week of h expect t eir pea_k t he hr■t able to be pre1en t. A beautiful :��e, ��nd1cat� new A&rtcultural Extenal on Ser· . dinner U you hJve "iood" frozen recommended m a terials for thi1 ser vice. Ruu1a �ould not Mis• Wilson Leon Luckiet Ju ne. Meanwhile, iupphes are worship center was used for the mov� 1mmed1ately aa a year include a mixture of 2 4-D The backyard orchard man mUJt vice bulletin, ''11111 Portable Farm from A rk n i, Alabama, Tennu­ tr awberries "!' P�uiine Gru�er ' tended conaer�a tion camp ln 1 n,t Wfll, I a sa program "Jesu■, the Light of the �hto. Sta�e Uruvers1 ty e1:te ns1 on and 2,4,5-T, Amitrol or Amonium ma ke his deciilon aoon II to Elevator-, Ma.te Jt A Helper a nd wae selected to return thil World" which was given in play· Berlin . ee, Ke nt uc�y, and C a lifornia. s I Sulfamate. whether he is goin1 to try and Only". Stuq:ey lt Extenalon aa fe• Rhubarb 18 •till I good value. Pine• nutritlooiat. year. She i• being apon,ored by let form. "On a n umber of que■tion, Garde n fresh flavor May, Ju ne and July are the best fight peats or leaYe lhe lD alone. ty ,peci1U1t. La.mp and H arkness a n d a qu the Poin t Plea sant Kiwan b: Club . . . re reasonable l n pr ice, mo is apple which await set tlement, for in• re a on the 1taff o( the Ohio Agrlhty. o! the �mes wlll not be Miu Wil■on, a sophom tim11s to control this pe1t , a lthough From a dollan and cents stand• Refreshmen t.a of aandwiche■, sta nce, t.be conehuio ore at a nd qu lity aeems g ood. Banana n of a peace ■ mam ta lned 1f Yuu have over Weat Vir1i ni a U n iveraity a it tatea one to three weeks after point aome famllie■ would be mon- cultura l Experiment Station as cake, potato chips an d coflee treaty with has Germa ny, Weat .Ber­ · co ntinue lo be good va1Uell, Vale n• !ooked 10me basic •�ep■ to freez. been treatment � get the yellowi n& of ey ahead to purchase their fruit well a a the univertlty. in club work for ' nine were served. n lin aa a free city, we did not In the pubUeatlon th e en gi• cl a �ranges are of ucellent eati g mg ,uceeu, according to Mi11 years. leaves and the actual death of the rather than apen(I the time a nd The next meeti ng will be held hasten to take unllaterla..l or watermelom: to quality. f Loo� meaa­ neera list c1ute1 rrl11e of Gru n er. underca poison Ivy. r t ouble to control Insects and diaMiH Garland, Mountai n Climb­ on June 21 at the Follrod·Robin· ures,'' he aaid. be featured m some Instances. First step is to select a ur ers, was aelected by t he . collapse and mention aome atepa eases. Western son home. POU'ltry end D•lry-Le,.. Aa ls practically true of all "AU the honest people of the to take to prievent It. They also iety of berry tha t ii recommend­ ea:,■ are t h e better relative■ '!{a.Ille chemicals today, these materials Others may want to go ahead d.lacuu other causea of elevator ·ed for freezer storage, 1be Ohio Thc!re wu an a ttenda nce of 18 world see in our policy a sincere may d amage other desirable plants wilb a re1ular ■pray proeram. miabape. ln onl!I aec-Uon of the on a cost per pound bl.tit. Fryen varieties suggested by the Ohio at last Wednesd.ily evening pray• de■ire for peace and international and In the Cate o f Ammonium Sulf­ General pUI'J)Ole 1pny1 are n ow bulletin they IiR. t lni pointers for wlll ,probably be unone � Acriculturll E2:periment Stat.ion er meeting 1ervice with Vere 1ecurity.'' am ate sterilizes the soil for several available which include, botft m• mating the f■rm elevator 1 "safe !terns featured for outdOOI' c.qok• IN: Pocahonta,, Surecrop, Earli Khrwhchev walled no WOJ'd■ Swart% leadiftl. Thil week's l�d· mg o ver the l ong weekend. "fllere dawn, Midland, mon ths. terials to control iueeta and dll­ hired hand " however , in condemning the er UI Albert Warner. Sporkle and Fair• y Termile swarms have been re­ eue. With 1pple1 and quinces a Copies of the bulletin are e,va il- will be plenty of ice cream avail• land. Ml. Sterling and the ••eff?vntery'' of Ei1en� Follrod Pete of ported already. Many brown ter­ regular two Wel!lkl application ls able at county extention office.,, abl�-viaited at the Fol!roii.Robioson hower:-s statement tha t such re­ - -h - ateh . fo r . ,pee'·t .. a. mites or a litte r of broken off about as good a time achedule as ••re the berrle, are ' conna 1ss1nce wu part of Amer-home last week. wings means a termite i n festat ion can be 1ucgested. Cherrie■, plums, Chlordane, -Dlazlnon, Pleld rin, Lin• Meats tha t require short cookin1 ta. le ripe when freez.lng them, ican policy. f Introd M r . and Mn. aair Woode o uction of a imand new 1 & close by. - - ---peaches a nd pean ma)' get by with dance, ODT, Malathion, Pyrethrum time - for the outdoor t:rill and �• Gruner iuggeata. Thorough• proved doa: food be aring the well Cheater visited M r. and Mrs. Wm. and aodium fluoride. Precautions picnics - will be amonr the tea­ IJ �.Jean and pack agt for the know Provi a feW" less appliefti ons, C.ur and d a ughten a nd Mr. a n d . n co la bel h111 been an­ Just becauae termitea are found r within a few houra after nou nced by Details on dl■eues and Insect must be foUowed In reeard lo use lures. Ste:akl, lfollnd beef, ham, / Mn. Charle, D. Woode, Su nday. Supersonic Jel Fleet the Botkins Grain & does r,ot necessarily mean the conU-Ol for all va r.leties �= g. or these Insecticides u they may frankfurters are among the item■ of truitl P• . M ro. Thelma White and chi!, I Feed Compa n y. The new food, l1ouse is ready t o fall down unleu are available . . vang O OUtheas .. from the EltenaiOn be harmful to people and pell un- to look for. Shce the bernea and t:ombme in Provikel (crumble) form is dren rece ntly visited her pare nts aome high priced extermi�ator 11 Oflice. Other - frout, lemon.eel• h • with sugar before freezing. Su• der certain condltlon1; WAS�GTON UPI The Air ma nufactund i n the oompany's Mr. and Mrs. J. o. Carr. ca ned. Reliable extermina tors will / Force will se nd 120-1upersonic g a r_ helps retain textu�e the thi, In o! home vegetable garden plant at Botkins and will be The bigge■t Insect co tr I robbe a:lad to make a free examination light.tr planes and. other aµ'craft acl8 or annen fruit at well as !Dakes Jl sw�eter. 1 known as Provico's Dog Treat, .ac�alathion and Metho xychlor are lem on moat farmfl ls l:.te:. ft ill • lo the soutbealt At.la area ne:rt Red t a me the production !or Pact the . beme • in moJtt ure cording lo Ken ten Egbert, sales Lurki ng S U b manne ( D the bell mate rials to control in• impossible to eliminate m ei com. week. for a "training eurciae " sects. For diaeues C. ptan, Zhieb ple.tely. A &ood J ob of cleaning up first three montha of 1960 was 8,­ va�r proof contai ner■ and freeze 1 ma nager or the firm. n coincide, with an e�actio e I Th Debunked Is d Miss r ion '01 , s cent pe poun mill up 4 9 quickly. Keep the temperature or fixed copper are the sbDeated around ·the ptemlses including 8'1 He further stated that it is 1 KEY WFST, Fla . UPI-The peeled step up in pressure from materia ls. These material• lhould ma nure pilea wilJ be very helpful from a year ago, accordi ng to or the freezer �torage at zero de- complete dog food, blended of the Red China. grees Fahrenheit or below. not be used within 7 da>'I Of �•r• in restricting t he development of Ohio State Unlvenity Extension . highei.� quality i n gredients and Navy FTiday night debu nked re-. I Gen. Thomu: D. White, Air a of ec on omist s . ports lurking e n off submari Detailed information about me- is bei ng packed In !5 and 25 lb. vest. Jt is important in all pett con• the fly population. Maggo ts Jive by I oOo thods o� fre� ii ng !!""its and vege- bags. Field tested on nea rly 100 the Florid3 Keys and call doubt.I FOl'ce chief of •t.a!f, announced trot measures to be 1ure recom- the thousands in sil age seepage last n ight a •·composite air strike !! that Job opportunltiea o!f the farm on reports periscope a w tabl_e& 18 g1ven in a bulletin dogs, Dog Treat proved to be e.1:­ mendations are carefu11y fdtioWed areas, i n feed lot&, ca lf pens, pol.II· fore!'" would ■tart leaving Cali• increase the n umber o f farm sighted the will . r n i Rive Miasissippi �v 1lable fr a o m your cou nty extens- cej>tionally palatable to all ages ,s to amounts to use and the ridm, try m anure, wet stra w sta cks, old a June 1 for the PhiUppJnea fom1 But both incidentll were being opera tors who become part•tlme ion office. 1 and breeds and produced I firm. 1 ber of days before harvest tO e�fe- wet bales of hay and grass clip- farmers, Formo■a and Thailand. say Ohio State Unlver­ i n vestigated, the Navy s aid. ly apply the various matetlah. •Re- pings, Old stra w a nd ba les can be J normal, healthy at,o!. gardless of this fruits and veg11na- spread out The other ny produc• sity Ext ension rural sociologiats. District Soil Conservation. She is: GAME S BRING JOKES oOo Command I An extra foature of the new a ju n . at bles should be washed or wil)ed ers can be drenched with residual ior. Point Pleasant High loud is lhe tin-tie top on the1five ROME UPl-'Ib.e Olympic 'r s or m s thl!I ea ell r str fo ed s u � car�fully to remove residue before Insecticide spray to kill maggots. I pound package. This teature en• School and has betm a 4-H mtm· Games don't open in Rome unW lr bles g d tlon of shoul vegeta , n eating. . Som e farmers may be interested supply a bout ·1 ables dog fuod usen to ope n ber for se ven years. August but t he)' tl!"eady are ln1 0 gallona of wate1 In installing barn a tomi:ters (or Mct:lung . a freshma n at WVU spiri ng jokes. The lateat cartoon. and to reclose the package very P o w e r! In the co ntrol of com ear.worm "foggers") per mi nu te for each acre tn the The spr h s d bl will_ receiv(' the 4-H acholanbip. published in "JI Tempo" 1bOW1 a easilJ a crordi n g lo Egbert. or Eur ope� n corn borer on 1weet action Th� driest part of the s ummer, sug�rol: mlst co He LS a member of the Good Lui::t ma n in an auto ta.J.tiag to a n ­ cor,n DDT IS the recommended m a• , gest Ohi o State University Ex• the b�rn Enou&h miat fell■ on the Clover 4H Club and has beep a other man: ter1a1 . For . the ear worm 2 or 3 30" Rot a r Mower. Riding , cows to give aome proteeLion whe n ! te nsio n agricul t ural en gi nee rs. member for elght yetr1. ''I ' m here_ for· the Ol)'fQpic,,tt spr a •�phed ys r, group of 4-H club youths a t th ree A day Inter• they are i n the pasture. Atomizers oOo Sulky, Gran, y Tncror - mow1 . I ys the driver. · vals st�rt nd o Extemuon day mg sa n South• e from ts n age a silk 3 f t t e r Producers a sweet market early or .., on P· use pyrethrum . oil 8p ra s F1ies the 6nerc lawn,. the toughest - C t •n • �--..�. ...,._n Sfrawvwrry I "B t the • f "!�US monthi a t pears Ohio will tour Colu Ill n eeded to control this are not resistan t c � r rough with ,,u,/ Rev�ca Mar_ti� and �anel Eshe� awa/" says �: oth�U: to py:ethrum. c� .n in Ohio s hould follow a de• railroad and worm. . . , fm1te marketi n spray schedule for g idclhttes corn aur will participate 111 the Tri• This system uses a ¼ h p. motor Command Gravely Power to li h"n "I . II:now, bu t l'm 100kiDI for a A n _illustr a ted home and_ ga rd!n borer control( report Ohio Agri• June 20, �• and 22. Purpose of ,, ounty Strawberry Queen Conteet parking a n d a com re s s or m!ki� or f C 215 J!tllr lawn and gude:n mutt, Ooe place. bulleti n number 48 sh owmg plC· tour the gi�e S the 4-H'ers a IS to on May 3 1 at Hu nt ington . more pou !ds o f preu�re per cultural Experiment Sta tion ento, Trax -3o Tool■! tures of l�sects and diseases of ■quar better understa nding of t he many b ., Miss Martin, 17, belo ngs to the e inch One "fo r Ith I rnologlsts. Term i t e . control caq_ be costly vege ta bles m th e home garden may 1 steps Jnvolved in tur ning a raw oOo , Busy Bee Club. Thi-3 is her 7th four atomiz�r nozzle. �:: mis7 60 . SEE US a �d complicated, The first step in be �ec.ured by co�ta_cUng the Ex• year i n club work. to 80 feet of barn. Cost of this sys- I The most common c::ause of fa. fum product mto a n at tractive ' el1 1ting termites ls to ma k e tension Oftlce, T.tus 1s one of the te rn n the o p nun ge food counter. � accidents with portable farm tat d Miss Eshenaur, Tip Top Toppen per ye ar ii aroun 70c pe FOR YOUR moat in terestlne bulletin■ pubUs h- cow. Equipme elev,tor-1 is u n der carriage col• Tilt! . tour will emph asize dalr11, , _,µxe that 's what they - are. says 4-H Club is 1 6 years old and hu nt plus ,pray cost� Uvesto�k snd co nsumer food Or .. Robert P. . Ho_ldsworth Jr , , been a member for years. cd rece n tly for the home gardener. 18 m uch as a fuU residual spray lapse, _flay Oh� o S tate University 7 Ohio State University Ex tension An other one . of our peats th at program and ia marketing. , Exten s u�n agricultural ena:lneers. County 4-H c.,.,. che,per the seco nd people do not like to talk about ls ye 11ie visitors will include twO entomologist. oOo More for your Money/ Mason Cou n ty 4-H cam p will ar. "Fogge !" spray a ls ts D�. Holdsworth is author of an o.ur fr-lend, the cockroach. Scie�- less per cow r club boys and a n Extene!on 4-H When gasoline the filling tank . be June 27.July 1 at 1,be 4-H and tha n herd oils ;p;ri�d . ASK POR FREE DEMONSTRATION l111ls reports there are .55 kmds r n of a power lawn mower be sure agen t from each of 22 cou_nhes. Agr1 c� ltural_ Extension Service youth ca mp. All club members by hand spray gu n' t�e United States,· but only five the e ngi ne Is oool and shut off, They wlll be quartered in railroad bulletin wh1d1 tells you how to who were enrolled before April 1 distinguish termites from anti. cars •at U n ion Station. The most of p)'rettirum repellent war n Ohio S Late Uri iversity Ex· Pullman �mds ■re troublesome In bullding1. are eligible to at tend. 1 a.ven cockroaches are developing 11pr ays applied as a �a nd spr ay ill tens ion specialLstl. After assembling in an SO- pa 11- Entitle d "Getting Rid of Ter• "We Do Cuatom Grindinltt CNrh Due I sian.1er ra ilroad ca r for a tour mites, " the publica tion co ntains �eslstance to certain cheinicall, to estimated to cost about $1.5() per oOo No. 2nd St. ""- WY 2-3214 Four·H Charta a re due in the it may be nee1sary to shift the cow per season. Th is wm control Crop plan ti ng intentl one of h�fing, the boyg and agents will pictures of termites 11 nd ant s an d Coun ty Extension Office before MIDOLEPORT tr eatme nt If one form of co ntrol stable, horse, deer Oles and mos• farmers this spring Indicate the est t box lunch, the n visit two drawi ngs showing places jn a Jwie 4. ,hone WY-2,2'7S does not w<irk. quitoee. Horn flies may be control- tota l U. S. crop acreage this fall dairy planta to see how ice cream house where control meas ures . As with most 11 :manufactured an d milk hand- should be applied. Coples are of our pes t bulle• led by a Malathion dust or Meth• will be only slightly below that of 5 1 2 I. Mltn SI, Pomer■1 led In bulk tank operations. They ;1_v ailable at county Extension oftins are avail able· describlng thl1 oxychl or wettabie . powder e�rlnk- last ye ar. insecu and lts control. Some of led o ver the back, neck a nd sldH l will eat a picnic dinn er .at Jets' fices. W [ � l l! V l l l W �I A f � E ', f l i oOo Termites don' t wort tsst, Dr. the material recomm•nded Include and rubbed into the hair by hand. Careful drying of forage Is the Stadium an d attend a baseball ·• Hold s worth points out ln the bul• This sh o uld 11me between ,p J>e applied every two most Columbu s a n d Important art of the recipe . BUILD IT WITH leti n, so _there is no need for weeks. COil aver11e1 about l&t= , for making hl.J h,quallty h ay WI· Toronto, ·· hasty aclion. After you ,re aure I per cow per seas�. .aL • U ·4M'1rl UMHJ • • • .,...,, CHA" • • • ,cause """ fera, the U. S. Department of • On the second day of the tour you have termites try to find 1 Agricullu re uports 1 1 Face files .which appeared In · the you�.11 wl�I vl s�t the Pennsyl• out the extent of tn'festa Uon. Look oOo · vania railroa d s deuel shops, the for the ameu nt of injury to wood 19159 stiU have n o effective COD· We Mix Concrete To Your OWn SPttlfltadom, One-third of t his year's high railro ad and find where the termites are trol. feed or 1 p11ture the cow and ech ooJ senior• who live on farms Chei:tpea te and Ohlo Deliver It Right To Your Job NHtled br�(lg 1ng th.em into the barn •t plan to attend college in 1960, yarda, and the Swift &. Co., pack• en tering. I ant. They wlll view hog 10.30 a. m. LI one poulbiUty, Dependi ng on y our appr, isa l of Oh io State Unlver■ lty Ex· RJ . pl Apparently II lonJ as lnseets: report buy1n, and gr,dlng at Producers' the damage, the ent<imologist tension economists. 11le ya rd and beef buyi ng at t�e suggests, either try a poiloned ean o utmul(iply man we m going I oOo to be fa ced with anore pest probu . s. Department or Agricul- lndependent sale yard. They will soil barrier method yoursel f or end the day with a pork barbecue get estimates from two or t hree leme every year . ture icientl&ts have developed at Ohio Stale UniversJty's swi ne peet con trol operatora wh o bave a method of produclna na\urllly evaluation station . Phone WY,z.3214 Page SI, Middleport locally eatablis hed. reputati<ins . colored, 1inglestrength canned Slop■ • scheduled tor the third for satisfactory wort. juice from red grapefruit, da)I of the tour Include a Kroger oOo wa rehou se and superm arkets. The . Medic al care coat h■1 risen at , to� wlll end wit� • noon lunch1 much fa1ter rite than the co,t eorl: , Each fir!11 visited will have of JMng, accordinl to Ohl o State � _Npresentative present to , ana• University Extenilon eonomlits. W� que■tlon■. 000 !e tour h sponsored by the g o od The first e1■enUal of a 0 Agricultural Exte nsion Ser• 1:j · garde n Ii a good toll loamy i n vi�p, the Railroad Commu nlty texture, well d ra ined, ' and free bus area, e the Colum mltte C of qw from shade, 11y Ohio Sta.le Uni• the Columbu1 Milk Distrlhu�or-11 ver,lity Exten■lon hortleulturista. At;l�•tlon, the Producers LaveTILL!l't-CULTIYATOR oOo Assocletlon, Cooperative • Forest expert■ predict I boo m• �k end I Indep t�e Co., and ....,. "' mpadl:J .. lt w i $ ni• Ing market for timber 11 the tilUna' • eulll1111lhlf: ciatt:n Asso g r Ma toc ll:etm tlon continue, it■: ,rowtb and eco-- Lives k 1 .1 ._.,. aaila. H•....... �nd _the Kroger Compan;.:_ _ · IIW, ..U•the1'1Qia1 1 nomic expanaion. Last Year On LET'S GO SHOPPING -- Selttt Good Strawberries, Nutritionist Says U s. Guilty o1,.r1,,. Of Torpedo At'.t I zo I J: I I e.., F i I' I m�� i: I rov ••• llde Wl,lle I I I ! • All-Gear Drive • Power Reverse • 30 rool, • T S I I Terrm•1 e Conlro} Is Costly , ays En tom o)O!!!St osu I I I Mo , ,f_H Youths To Be GUCStS Of I Co}UDIbUS F•lfDlS u-2 I I F- F -· -·--- I GRA VEL Y 1959 New Dog Food JntrOOUCed B I provico , Company h•k• w II Cl!annel 8 - Monday ----- I �lfred Area Social I tems I ------------ 8:00 C.prtoon Speclacula't' 8:30 , Romper Room 9:30 Movie t :-25 Your .t!..:Sso Repll'lf.c 1 :30 I Married Joan ,2:00 Restless Oun 12:30 Love 'l'ha t Bol 1 :00 Abou t F.aees l :SO Medic 2:00 Dl:y I n Court John Uopkln11 File 'l:30 The Gale Stor-m Sbo1r The Big Plctt1re �-no Beat the Ooct College New, Confore nee Amerlca'.11 Newsreel Album 8:30 Wbo Do You Trull t:-00 A.meri,CA11 ��Gilnd Travel Film 5:30 Rin Tin Tin Mystery M atin�e 8:00 San E rJDciBco Reat Ope n Heirin g 1:30 Your Essc. Rf'Of914f Ma n , Medici ne and Space 6:40 Weather teller Na t ional Education As,i.ot. 8:':15 John Oa)y ,-:"eWI Matty's Fu nl)les 7:00 \Brokcen Arrow Eve Arden Show 7· 30 (:heyenn e People's Choic� 8:30 Bourbo n Street Beat \ Ro�in HIIQ� 1 �?;�'Adf(,.,l\l(SS�ln PandlN TraCkd'aOU1 1 1•<1 l:30 Ted �cli: Amateur Hour May�'tl�k11 � · - I ' ' . 1 1:00 ·ne N1'W't Tonilbt Lawma n l l : 10 Scanning the Weather The Pebel l1: 1s sport Report The News Tonight 11:20 Late Show Weather Window •1"est v·argin1a .. Looking �d On The Food Morkets I 9:30 The Muk.ans l0:30 Joh nny Staccato u , 10 Late Show 1p,;w 11":00 1 1 : 16 498 Injuries I WCHS�TV C!,c-nnel 8 diann8' 1 3 - Saturday ALLEN I lets On Bug, Pest Control F!!"!���!!!1!.. . • Ava1•1able At EXten,ion Off•tee , WHTN .TV _Cha�:n e.1 13 STEVE "'°"�• .�\b· • 2:.55 5:30 8:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 10:00 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 1 1 :15 ,, RIVER REPORT I Sien On This is the V :e TV Chapel Industry on Pa rade Garden Club nf the Air Frontiers of Faith Sunday Movieti.me Monza Challe n !!:e Crotched Mountai n Favorite Story World Championship Golf Meet the Press Sunday New& Picture Overland Trail Music on Ice .C..,,.evy Show 1':,retta You n& Show People Are Funny Chan!MI 8 - Saturday � ti M • Channel 3 - Sunday 1 1 :1 5 i 1 :30 12:00 I?.:30 12:45 1 :00 1 :30 3:45 4:00 4::JO 5:00 6:00 6'30 7;00 8:00 9:00 10:00 10:30 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., May 28, 1960-.'I . II Channel 8 - Sunday Clock'' •• • •• I •:.00 The &:hool 81.or, ,:ao Science Fictlon Theater 5:00 Detective·• Dairy :5;30 Waterfro nt 6:00 Home · Run Derby 6 .3 0 News Picture ' :45 Sports Roundup 6:5!'i Weathercast 'i :00 S-11turday Nigi,t Jamboree 7:30 Rrinam..a 8:30 The '•an and th e ChallE>ng e A · DO ThE> Oenut 6:30 World Wide 60 1 0·3fJ " an '-r om Tnterpol 1 1 :00 N e ,..s Headlines 1 \ ; 1 0 w •athercas:l 1 1 : 1 5 Sh ockwatch ---�:00 Sign off ----- · • Willlam J. Kaeotner ha, bee n ap· DEVOTED TO l�TERESTI OF MiEIGS·MASON AREA pointed ma nager, markel reoearch, Other offlcer.1:1 elected are Vice for Van a dium 11ehlr1,.• S. Owen, P'ubl1ther Corporatio n of P reside n ts: L. 8. Am,baey, llu11t• AmerJca, according to an an • Publlshed every .it'".lrMOD eJ ington; Miles Epli ng, Gallipolis nounCi!n;ient by Raymond H . Fil• ,ept Sunday by The 1Jb1o Va lla ,od Robert Irie, Aabland. Arthur IIGpr, ilr., • •�n\, aalea. luhUi!!lnf ComP&DJ at 110 lzf• )Ir, .Ko,ltner �,, � affiliated .!hanlc St., l'o!!><roy, Oblo. ht,:\ &cout Dodie .,1 , CommJ,wner oJld '!.;I!: a, uriJ. wtU1 VOA for tile pait twenty nes1 office phone wv2:21!§6, ldit., char)! ....luud. Ed· yean � tor brief ·interrup• 91 office ohone WY2•215T. Entered a• aeconc.t cJ1ss matltnt IWII �pally for iOVfr nme nt wN"d Jt,ddo;t of . elected ANillant r. N•· _.rvti,e. He -Alli � Ch,\♦! ol the netter a t the pOOI oHlc, at Poll l�:00 ,,.,. l'�Y• Settkall, Office of eroy, Ohio. �l COWlril repre 12:30 NaUonal ■dvenhltnf reuresenu , Jcabn Pr;ice �MfNIII _(rbpli 1951 to eeted are L. B. � � , Cbur!'lp, Herb Go M lat# • qtikf of. Jbe Fer• llve: Bottlneli�-&u.h.tl, t,c .• at, 11:00 F,j>, PAR .AD& N!'JICI :30 chatl �)" BtQeh .ef Uf,e Buioess and .exuiRlon Ave.. New York CitJ Membeni of the Ladies Au:rU· lius· , Rol>ert Irie and!1 :45 �•,. Ynrt. D•I- S,rvt<:, �ml!!ial>'�tlon . lary of Orew Webster Post No. R. l>retl.era. 2:00 • n o rate1: ht Subscripti .::>ettve=-1!1'1 · ser• he waitiofl hiJ oew to ao Amer·,Cln ,.....,-_.. PrJ.or ••;�n _ are reque.at 3 :00 ••-..:. to lbe v� " 1tltl �t-Ulel for Va n tarrier where avails,ble, 30 c311r m- ,,�-"Y 1 ._... ,. ere .,............,. to meel on the Kroger par.,.L-J8" •-11board, lh.e , 4l01J11Ci1 '1 3:!lO e ¥"" tbe oer weok: one yeo r ln edv'ancff "t ad1Jl,DI Corpor1Upn. lot M.ond a y at 9 &, m. to NriiCJ· 4:30 namy, cy a t'he Oailf Sf'ntlnel office, $11l.tal pate ln the pa rade t.q Beech Mli -m Jd,.: bod • :wit,,e )Ir. �tner .•�ed U n iver- ,hi: m onths, 17.80; t)iorH monm1 !!:00 r.rove Cemetery for Memorial .e(I P •�Ltte b'Wll "1fi41mber1, 5:30 .-p.c1 loo were ael� -,.icouncil lity c-one.e of But,era Utitversity 13.90. BY r?Jotor route where avail Day ,ervice• fl:00 � e National ii lf•mbfn-,\l-l,1r,.. men abie: one month. $1 . B:,- 111ail: (1D . 6:30 by • ,iar �-. BIX 'llOntbs, fll.JGJ thr• HOl.llR HOJJIIT pl,� 1 � _ it;I, 'Wlni . � . I unit, \n· "" ' f '' ' " '" d ,ria e o ... •� !ID ., ..... mftfltft. a, ' e '1!00 th■. •� _.. oti,._ AdlJ/ltolon,, May :It W !1 1,0jll •II . n " W, R. Bur, 1 .;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;:;., 7:30 E nos, Ravenswood; Miss mHy Ve• con,UWl,e � votiA& me hen of tile ,ppobllpie t' <tl of mar,et -manaaer l. &In ,.,1�\ lo 8;30 Qr\a OhUnier, Pomeroy; W.ort� eoUAcl . rnlll"cb I ,... , .... 9:00 c,.,iNI Johnson, Pmneroy; Fred �rnold. lotli )jJr. lw11J)er aJJd l(r. Bur• 1 1 :00 Pomo ro,: Fr�•• Andrew 111111,! bOD,'ll'Od bl iUl ,r.111 be lQ.clt-' .at the corpora• t l :05 New IJ,ven; w�Uap, Fray UtolJ>J· 1'" Haljoo,al � 1'1!11 u • Uon•, ,)Jew York beadq.rl.ers. l •Difll!!l ver "ll tl".U !In ; U l\ o J er, u a d , . y Middleport ; Mrs. Joh n R. Sellers, ed Seolee to Bo h�". Thie the highes t award which ca n be Portl and. conferred fo r work In a BoY Se oul ncil. Those distinguishe d were Cou : ?.b r DJscha ges. y 24 Mn. Irene Littere,t, Tommy Kerwood, wn. Charles Waltz, David Frtahcl1, 4 :00 lard Slr aHS, Mrs. Lula Fr)' , Ever- W alter La mbert, L. B. fmid•lrf, 4: 1 5 ett Phllll-ps, ilt"r-11. J1me1 Line, M U • an d Howa rd Pyl e ol Hu nt10,gton; 4::45 J11rd KcCqale:y , )In. D, B. C hand · Ralph Spe n cer, Pomeroyj i,:errill 6:00 nt u . : 1 p. I S aom...-,1 Mo e Ed Gau,., Cheshir d n a n oo BrlggJJ, M · ler, M'ra. �rt .J.acohl, )In. Thom• 8:00 Galllr, pen; o low feet .5 15 per, l!l . G •• Uoruri. Pa µj.d,a Ctiu ln i , Tim• of Aebland, Ky. Waldo S. LaFon 7:30 poU1: 18. 1 upper, 13.'1 lower, 15 ft. ot.hy Caimin,, William Hanis. WII• o f A■hla nd wH nomln a,te,d by ' t he open ; Lock 23: H.O, river filling, 8:30 y; d 8$: J cil n cht e n at a Cou Appala J,rd L.ucaa, .Ura. Wlllla.m Surck, 9:00 Cond ition of °'Im •: All Mn , E. E. N0ttar, ·Mn. John Hol• , W. Va, , for hh1 service!! J� that dams are up 13 throu1h 22, a ver• 9:80 , liday and lnfant, Prem. Infant Fe- area before movine: to A1blan'd. a1tn1 two traps open. tock 23 is 1.0:00 r owth r was apld g n.1'1 , por Scoutt male Mayae · 10:80 trayed under the theme of "Fifty �own . All Kanawha Rl'fer d1111a . l l :00 Ad,nlu.ipJUI May 15: Mn. Mi n· Golden Year■". It w as revealed are on tlte ■ill. · Ohio lflwar ...h, l)MmNund : l l:10 nie Green, Pomeroy; Mr,. Mar- that Jbe progra m In the Tri-State l2;80 1b1U Adami, Raclne; Mrs. Arch Area has doubled ln the p111t ten l....,:N:k 15: A. V. cr1u, Jr., 1 :41 em, Rollln1, Letart, W. Va,i Charles yt!l ars, Membership In 19&0 wal 8-0; Lock 17; St. Loui1 Zephyr, Morarity, Pomaroy. 41 88 compared with 8192, In 1 960 6: IIO ,m, 9-0; Lock 19: OVEC, 4:23 Dilm !ued ..M,ay 25 : J� Rose, , Durin a the same period the nu m- MR , UM ; Gene Rlch �son, 6:10 9:00 Mra. Edward ·ll1me1, Wayne Hut- 1 ber of unit. erew from us to am, 0-3 ; Trade Windi', 1:15 •m . t:30 , ll-2; Look 2 1 : Beaver it 9 am, 1,D; chllllOn, GO\dfrey Scbuol, lherry 2M. �:45 Dixie Spirit, 9:80 am,, 11-a: Lo<!k 23: Holt, Mr,. Edward Natroaa, Mn. l(t ·OO A. V. Crlil, 1 :80 pm, 4-0; Walter J"obn Arah,...,,, Mn. Ed Kisor, Schae.fer. · Iif,O: J[elen 10:30 pm, C. 8:2& Mabel and cy Mra. a Tr Beekjord, Mrt. Susie, ClaNnce KJ,Hord, Qeorce Canter, 1 1 :00 .Jtnke lltmita, Dold Hudnall, Mildred Bowen, Mrs. Georda Diehl Z, 8:45 pin, 8-0; J, F. F(eldber11er, 11 :30 8:3& Harner, ' V. C. Irene 0-20; , Mr1. n Wellma .Mr1, Smltll 2·111 am, Rlclwlf Hui:hea, JOJCl!I Shuster, 12:00 , and .2,Q, am, h da ell!! J . tor "" ui · lln. Clyde �rey, Wtuwn Dou12: IS . ' Upbound, Qolllpolll: City ., (Ill, 1'111)1, Dwiaht Landrum, r■ . ond Becky, Mrs. CIII\�� aoobl, J:30 Mro. Shirley Wl,o, J Huntlqton, am, � _Coal Klnl, Mr, . 7, John lellm, WtJlu, Ci,ehr,n, . ,ol Raymond . �:45 Kn Q · ...._. ml ,on, ell and Kay Ann, Mrs. li',tl· Dlebl f , tll a,n, 2·10, �.. . �JS and Loul, ond Chai'\1¥z .,.. 'E. Sal�eltl, 1:20 pz\l; ,'111,1 ; South- I ii,., j\jl""!ll an� ,on . t;;IO �lfay Her- Lee , am ona the memben ,nij lldo ol ern, 2:40 pm, 13-0; J114n CUii, f; lO 0:00 lltewlii, arifonl: llro. lllllord · the Laurel CIIII Bet�r , 001th pm, CM; PenlllYIVl!!la- , D;tfl pm, 5:JO Club who vlolted the ill\lzie ri, , it 8-1, one derrick "°'-I; i!Qou LorHtwk, Long Bottom 1 e,w ' : H f· radne ,10 pm, M; Oo�etL U�O am, Dl1ml11ed May 26 :· Mrs. Hobert · Mar ietta, Monday, s,llO Ill I; Roy owell nd a Chauvtn, B. J. I, 10-S; 11>• Llifffl H ' Leon Froni llcKlnnlao, Jli,lchert l1;00 d11 Coolin, Jaclt Loe 'qiom.,, have returned to work ,n.r �zl. Crown Point, t:IO im, ,a,o Jeller­ 4; •�, weekend 1: 30 '8ltb7 the M; ln& am, 10 3�80 1011, hero lbolr . Stanley MarUtt, Mrs. Nardle A. ' m11leo . m IMI a Crowder, Daniel Swisher, WIIIl1ra f.:•::: :::::::::,--:=:-:--·--_:·...,:'_::::•..:':;::::;. · _,.__ _:=�:e�!!!!:!!:11!!!::i:!:!:!:!:�::!'41 , D;jlo ,4 White, Theodore Hlcka, Mn. Bull , 9 :IO DeWf!ltae •nd d1u1hter; Mr,. Da• 10:00 vld Holley and ■on. ,�·M usical '' Chanel 3 - 511Vrday l;ll!I 04 ' Coun"'l'l In r.a.1.1 1.., u.Ivo.ity Dt:IID 1w CoDl!ll�itou Jfb •, ! To Hea, d scou··t . '' }'•'!.al�"'111'4"� Thougtit for today:_ �i.sh �a. t • tA. 'tri (.\;�!ug����!� �.,fo:� " W e have Just enough rohg1on ' 1o i n1,ke us hale, but no t , ..ugh " · notheJ." - amake ui. love -- one - DAILY SEN'FJNEL 1· ____ ---- � - At the sam e time the gro up pl a nned a family pirn ic for the July mee tmg The time and pl ace to be announced al the June meetin g . Mrs. Lilah Zerkle was i n charge or the devotions, lh<' sub: ject of whith was ''A Teacher .,,.,,., , Talks To God". Assisting Mrs. Carson as co•hostesses were Mrs. Hazel Smith and Mri. Vivian Fry. Allending were Miss Hilda and Lorena Weiss, Miss Mary Duddi ng I Mrs. Jean War ner, Mrs. Reynolds, W,,.li. P,earl 8':,u1h, Mrs. �.kle, )In. C.pel!•" · llrs. FOJ}.,.ng, \trs. I.-» Harbour, Mrs. l>orothy Sehw1 b. MR. KAESTN!R I Mr. 111d lln. Hobert Szp,lley •pe n t a cou ple Qf d;ir • .with Mr. •nd Mrs . ,J1µ1Jor S1Di4lley, W,;, irton . Mr. Mod Mrs. Dudley Gan dee or _,MJtriq,n -.pep. l � coqple of days with "·Ille Boo..,.,un. bl , ,1,ter, __, f'H• Mr . and Mrs. R,,;iy Horri1. Columb,01 , apent a te'.i,' days with Mr. and Kra. Rlct\,lrd Fick an� so n . llr. 11jd J,Jr1. V)ra,I Wood, Atll• "''• vl1iled reoenlly with Mr. and · Jn. M1r\oo Wood Mn. Richard Fick and Mrs Harold Hawk •nd 10n, Mark . were GalUpoll1 visitors, Wednesday. Mrt. Floyd Ridenour w" ple 11• 111ttly 1urprloed Tuetday even lJzg Wll/t • blribdl y perly. Ice cream and cake were se rved to Mr , a nd .M.H . RoJ�r Epple and daughters, ehlldren, Keith RJde nour a nd Mr. ehll.dren, Kelth ;RJrt1nour a nd Mr. D'T�-...JAi DI---� ,... rHIIJIMl!I" and Mn. Floyd Ridenour. Mr. and ·11r1, R1ch ard Va nMeter An: .e,ptn cbure� wddl.,, It be. �ed. tw '4t.urd&Y , .,,. •• and el)!l4Nn 1 GJry, Jnd., and Mr. at � H,a�rfl'ifJiY#JJ.e .11)-d )111. Jllymond VtnU.eter, 1 w,n , IN!I vuJtjn1 their · llllt-, L t. � � ,.. {Ql'1!' �:Kt-1. Mabel V1n�r ad t ive,. o er ..: ,.t,..:___ _____ , ________cc..__ · --____ _ ,1.a_...,a...tJ were Mrs. O fficers named Mary Capehart: president; Mrs. Ellen Fogiesoni, vice president; Mrs. Kathc-rine Reynolds, secre• lary and Mrs. Evelyn Proffitt, treasurer. I no,· ups and downs ·,n farm income":1. TELEVISION GU I DI WSA?.TV Chon nef 3 recent I s. Z-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midd leport, 0., May 28, 1960 New officers were elected at a rueeling of the Sunshine Sun day School clue of the MaJOn Methodist Church al the borne of Mrs. Jo.)l ee Carson. ., United ,,.... lnt�tioMI Today iJ Saturday. May 28, t ht> in workers farm fewer 30,000 there were 1 149th day o! th e year, with 2 1 7 1 959 lh&n in 1 956. and lhat downward trend more i n 1960. The moon is approadl{ng its is expected to continue. first Quiirler. In most farm operations, the cost of human The morning stars arq Mars. labor has become prohibit i ve. Modern roach• Jupiter and S aturn. On this day in histor)· : inery can do a superior job at far less cost. As evidence of this . automation has been go• In 18D2, a budd;ng comedienne, , i ng forward at a rapid pacE- i n U. agricul- Marie Dresili er made her debut 1n New York in the comic opera. I lure-. F arm machin ery assets, valu ed a l 1940 '"I' be Robber of the Rhine." In It29, for th e first time in prices, increased 1 35.9 per cent between 194 0 motion picture history, . War�er and . 1 959. Brothers released a talking film , Finally, t he trend I� for the number of Am• produced entirely in color-, entitled . . encan farms to decline, whtle the average "On With The Show:· acreage per (arm increases. Again , machinery Jn 1934, Mrs. Olivia -Diorme gave I birth to live �aby girls in her · makes this possible. S uccess( ul farming and mechani zed f arm- farmhouse near Call r n der, Ont . In 1937, British• Prime Millister ! ing are virlually synonymous terms the se Stanley t,aldwin relligned to he . days. That will remain true, regardless of mi• 6urcecded by Neville Chamberlain Bedford Teoche_r___C-hester Soc ial I s H onor G uest Events Reported By Clarlo Allen At SCh00I D•inner Mrs. Robert Wood was hostess Mra. Leona Story, who retires \h.ia yea r a s a teach"er 1t the Bed· ford 11chool. wu guest of ho nor Wedneiday at a di nner at the ICJLool prepared ao.d served by the 1eb.ool eookl, M r1. Bert Romine 1,D..ll Mrs. Russell Cullum.a. - • New Officers Elocted . By Sunshine Class 'fOD,\Y AND YESTF.RYE AR "I Fam Income And Farm Machi nery farm lnoome thal oceurred In 1 1151! ,,. - ·· ·· ····-············............................... _ ..... __ Y:he Almaor. CommP.ntat.ing Editoriall)' n.. .,..b drop (about 2 per cent) In r,ro,s - .. - .. ... � .. ---·- · • "" '-... .. ... 1..----.--... ... -- · - · - ·- -- - - �- . � ' . .- . .- ...� ....-.... .-.·..:.· ..• ..-_-..-... -.. -...-....... . .. . . • . I I RED-BRAND FENCING GRAVELY TRAOOR I $AUS & SERVla I · ., ·s-·-· . B-''- B;:,_ PLANNING A · PATIO? I B GOEGlEIN RUDY-MIX CONCRETE I THE BALER WITH fSEALE BEARINGS THI NEVER NEED GREASING w•en I Saves Money - Time - I -- .,_,._ rfoht, tY1rJ No �* I ..Wllll:l.ty. Ad: • IDr • Now 3 hp l ·FU.LTOM ,fHOM�SON ·. =l'RACTOR . SALES fi"M' wU REVERSE MEIGS EQUl�Mlff COMPANY, - lfiC. ' - "Wllon Quality- b•PINmoum" •..,.,,, ..,, _,,... ,""'!'.....� � . lfi,! ' .. ..,' kt'1L· a....,� I; !' � -,--,.i•1 ' ""' .• i .__ � 4,, ii�••, """I+• • ' ··' I ' ' '' ' � ,._ ..._. .. 1 '- I U M ICO FREEZER I , I All Sizes of -. Chest & U pright Freeze rs ' $229.00 AS LOW AS ' flrst with Your MASS�·FERGUSON Dnt,r STRAWBERRIES ' NOW IN STOCK -.. ....., • -------- I "J'NtMcll"' tlM MNmbHtl ("'• lo Wl dla!lff Tboi'a tht fimolil M�oy•FOtQUOO!', No, a ..,.. ltlmlnldn tho! mtNJ, Umkonoumlng · cibort .,,.., ""1ffllng•1nd ·noon, <T�lnk of tho itJllnl bolet ,ou'II have . ln ute" tlme ,ou 1,va. ' . Um• 1 bolo lo tlod wJlh tho Mf, No, I, 11'1 And , • • Jnort "aklpa" dut to tloppy llnoWng, 11,d '!or 9ood , No, I Baler can H countid on to give In ever, wlJ, tht you more boloo, btHor blln, 1nd for I lot of "lit ytitt, --- FRESH . I N DECEMBER FROM A. --­ __ ..._... . 'Wan Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. ' Rotisul ' Middleport Fied Mil Also A Good Selection of USED FREEZERS SOME OF THESE ARE LIKE NEW ' BUT AT A VERY LOW PRICE I ''SIGN OF QU AL ITY'' Su g' or Run Flour Mills ' PRONE WY S-!115 Pomeroy, Oldo i Stop I n At Our Big Appliance Center II i POMEROY, OHIO Jack W . Carsey, Mgr, Phone WY-%-%181 • E. Main St. OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT . . �......... . � · · · · · · - · · . . - rHE DAILY SENTINEL a, against 11158 ilAs been given all klllds of attention. It bas been blown up a., both a political and an economic problem. For instance, some have forecast that as a result of the drop, farmers wlb .-,l!ft!ty curtail their purchases of me· · cllllllJed equipment. � equipment makers do not share this pesslmlsm, and with iood reason. The income ..1.-u-- ._,. i....� DOt 1.,___ �.-,1 a,.niversal, geographical]y speaking, Many bnner-s in various areas are doing a,s well or better than be fore. Their purchasing power is u nimpaired. More impOrtant , farm economists under8tand th.at first-class mechanized equipment js an investment, not merely an expenditure - and an essentia l i n vestment. For instance, ·- - - _ i'J'hole pre.eat were Mn. Helen co-, uiH ·Ad• lio-• �n,, Mr,. ·r-· .. Helen Dais, George StrJent, Mn. Harry Swartz, Mr. and Mi,. Bert Romi ne, Mn. Russell Cullum11, Mrs. X.Uneth Romine, Alan Swartz and Ktcnedl Swartt. Vn. stqry waa pre■ilmted wilh a hanidbai, a gift Crom her fellow �aclJ,en. She ,and her husba nd, llbl, are plan nln g to leave soon for Florid a where t hey will make their perm anent home. v• '■ _.,IS IS Ci I., V.•,!Q�,a,. D8toflte11,I Bf .ti!■■ nwmu,i ... of F-r-Bonnett P-', _...._._.. t.e&J.p,i met Fri• �� � � .•t lull I n MJd· .,,. ..,---.� .. to the 'Jfll• •..,., .,..1 11',1\'N In the cem.e t.erle,. koULI Troop 146 of Boy er,bo wtr IJUt th , e ti. J e ,n,raenttd by Steve tllild, oaS, ac,out who ._ to l,olt, . ' "' ' )l,'eD t \o Utt ...,_ .,...wi \ . fa Lo�, P.11,11 Hui¥ �ort.bf, But · t/jAI COm• .wt. A.110 I\ won.ti¥ and "lpll .;ton I ,. ••,=•rt •• , t., _rcwt , I;• _ __ _ tRr a. fJ DAYB/\OK . SCH OOL IN PROGRESS for the May meetin g: o f the sewing V acation Bible School h now . club. Followin g the bus i ness see• in prilgr (•� s at the Joppa MethO• sio n , a sOcial lime was enjoyed and diSt Churth" It will continue until .a des111erl courtte Wmi served to June 3. Everyo n e is welcome. Mrs . Harold Hawk, Mrs. Raymond Tile church is loci.ted between ,1 Elberfeld, 'Mrs. Henry Eichinger, Reedsville and Tuppers Plains. ' tt{rs. Eddie t-t;artung, Mrs. Wallace I Amberger, Mrs. Roger Epple, Mrs. CON V ENTION IS SUNDAY Gordon Rtde n ou�, M rs. Charles The M i ssion ary Conven tion of Fick, M rs . Jo�n Fick, Mre. Delmar the Hock,· n• Valley Su•·'l11r,· ,.t .._ ......, B aum, and M ise .EII th er Hayes . Th e I will be held� al tbe Mt. Zio n Bap. Jun e meeti n g w1) I ?e al the home list Church in Rutland, Su nday, of Mrll. Hen ry Eichmgcr. May 29, with the Rev. Albert Mr■. Charles Bi1aell is a sur�ical McGhec as pa stor. patie nt at St. Joseph llo■pltal i n DINNER 15 MONDAY Purkersburg. The Letart Falls Community will S�t. Albert Peterson, Dayton, hold Its an nual Memorial Day spent the weekend wilh his wife dinner at the communlfy ha ll und daughter at the John G in1hcr Monday Htartlng at U :30 a. m. home. sponsor\•d by the Letart Falls Me• tbodist Cb1nehet. Goe&JeiJI r. IDd lln All/en , I Patty vlaited llr. and llro. AIO T" ....T ,.. "!"PW' John Glotber. The Ladies AJd ol fJ,e St. Pt ul'1 n Church will mtet Wed· Luth�ra of K�Jl.er Mr. 1nd Mn. Gerald C oiumbJU vilil-00 with .Mr. and ne»d.ay, June l , at 1 :'6 p. ,ii . at the home or Mrs. Samuel Mlchui . Mn, Robert llltchie. .:'1..u7' .. HUlllJflgtOft M30 '\! 1 J U1nl Scouten of thf! Tri - State Are a r. BoY Scou t ""'unc Jl at the Ir annu al meeti ng Thursday evienlna: eleC't­ ed John Churton, P resident of Banks•Miller of Hun tington, to serve es president of the Counell for the coming year. Mr. Churton, who has served Scou t· i n g for 1ever1J year ■, was a n E agle Scout in his youth. '":=" un.iv.entty d�n todaf ta�led the pf droftl11,1 • ,,...w "®llitU• ti.on for T,uJUy ,at tbe 4ifection of the milil,1?'1 l'"1ll whi<I> aelz• ed I\Ol!lrPI of ljje country before .ia,.. Friday, lstaabul Uoivenlty Pl\lf, 6iddlk five $. 011,11' beJ4e,I a .,,_w pro6Nor, who tle.w to An• b,a, Ille ,� caplW, � IP to wOJk Oil ti,, ""I" dem0«1Uc con• fl,ltuLi,on /le!lrted by Gen. Cetnal Guroel', jw,t, rqlme. lffANBUI,, � UPI-A la'!k MIi, BUROjN Men Promoted. In Vanadiwn Announooment I "'°"'' ,,r Tit: DAil'f SENTINEL c. TroaJ. "°"' I -."�ert. ru. ,...,1,en .,.,, it a.,,.,.. f'!I' carnw �1r•�,, �•e ie, ■: Start The Doy Right With I ay -. CharlH Dllhl f ' I' '. f I Laurel Cliff Social E,ints � I I On The I- II••· j'r I 0 l' l' Q , X 'l' ■ 'Mn. Cora Renshaw 1pent the week l!lfld at the home of Mr. and Mn. Charlte J, Brown, Galllpollt. 1 Mr. and Mn. Lou Diehl called 1 GD hi• 1lster, Mn. Lona Roeeher, Cheater, , Mr, Utd Mn. Clark Cline IPtnt an evenln& with Mn, Emtn1 Fox. Mr. and Mr1. Bert Houte were I reN1 nl auuta at the home of Mr. . and Mn. Roy Howell and lamlly. llr. and llro. Olc:ar Smltb ealled on llr, ind lln. Qrllt Arc>bor. Mro Emm, Fox Netntl; vl•ll•d Mr. ind l(n, Clark Cline. \ ' Mr. ind Mn. Charll" Dlobl ond 10n1 apent Sunday tYt.1nin1 IVlth , Mr , and Mro. Grill Ar<her. Recent _...i. ol llr. and lln. I Norman S,hae(er lholude u,d Mn. Vern SlctfY, coiumbua, .dn1. lllny Q�rl•, Alfred; .Yn. Ern• ltai'1, Oolllmb\11; ,M•. Ind 111'1Norll'llll Et,,eo of _, ond llr" ml 111ft. dia,i. �. 111'1. IIINllo "!ti lllt4 Mn­ ......,,.. ailed .. IJln. llditt I I t xe• o• 'l' .u ,. ..r • I' ' 1 1 : 20 Nf'w� Htadllnts 1 1 · 1 11 WPalherc-ast I 1 : H i N'ilP•.. ·• .. h 1 :00 SJ� n orr Cho nno t 3-M ond ay !i · 4" �iWTI on 6:00 Continental Classroon­ ' · OJ . T,utav 9:00 lC"•fi" Doon.1 n Show 0·80 Totillier O:OU nou�h Re )ff O·:'Ul Play Yo LH' Hu ni:-h ' 1 :00 "Prii:-'! 1s Rl�bl 1 1 :llO ·C',,i,nc-entration 12,;00 Tru.tlri or Con11e<1ue nee1 • ?,,30 fl Could be You l ,fl(t lVfirf n�v NflWI 1 : 1 0 MoviPlime 2:30 TA>ret ta Younq 'H)O VounJ;!" nr. 'Malo�"'! �:'lO .,,.,.om Thei::e Roots HM) Comedy Plavbouse 4:M Adve nture Time · HMl StNmboat Bill •Mm �Q"t.. "PrP.st on 6:00 Music in the Round fl:1& Jim ThRcker Sb,JW w - �-� Wel.tbercaii:t '1:30 N'f>'hl1 P:eture 1:4� J::runtlP.v Brtr:lley RtJ11 -t "·M fJur-kli:>ben-, Hou n d 7 :30 Riverboat fl:30 Tales or Wells Fargo 9:00 Peter Gun n 9:ao Alcoa Theater 10:00 Steve Allon ::;bow 11 :00 NP-ws Headlines 1 M O Weathercast tt:15 Jaek P.ar Show 1 :00 Sign Off Baseball Studio Wrestli ng Record Hop Dick Cl ark �how Brave Stallion Leave It To Beaver Lawre nce Welk Sh ow JubHee, U. $, A . Up-To•The-Mlnute News Sports Report Late Show I '11·. •\II, � ,_...,:· ·.__ . AT 7:15 01. .. -· ON WJ E H Sportacope Sports Special Amerk:afl Album Dance Party Movie Spectacular P,rry · Muon Wanted_.jDead or Alive -Mr. Lucky Have Gun, Will Trnvel Gun smoke Not For lt1re New1 'l'he aler 13 Sign Off , Channel J 3 - Sunddy EAOI MORNING . -- s,oo Revival Cru1ded Amerh:an at wort ·cbrl1tlan Science TYJ Camera 3 m1 Picture RFD, USA Rell Elwood Glhba Bueball Sportscope S,orto S�eclal · Till!• � �•·,111.iil Wlleoi ' O'fal· · ·:er11 · ' ��olloae Sq,aU Worl,I · TwonUetb· Centarr · � l>ennla tho Menaoo 111• Ed suUt,an ilenara! Electric 'l'beater Alliod !lltchCQ!;\: Pnoen to Geofle Go'!-1 Show Dow! s� . Wh�ts .i,y, \,lne? Sun'ttay N"ew·11�Speclal Theater 13 Cho noel · 13-Mondoy Bi 1 119:00 . �:oo 1):30 '1:00 !1 ::\0 t- 2:00 12:30 12:45 1:00 1 :30 2:()\) 2:IO 3:00 3 · 10 t:f!O t:1!1 "'8 l:(!11 1:30 t:00 8:15 1;20 l:tli! 1:0li �:oo Ne'(• ·Captll n ltingar.oo t?artoon Theater lled '"'Rowe Show On The Go I Lovf· Lucy Decemter Bride Love of Ll!e Search For Tomorrow 'l'he Guiding Light lteart of the City Al t1'e Worild Tum1 l!nt,.)\etter or Worse Bouse Party The Milliom1.ire 'the Verdict ls YoU?II TJlr. lri•bter Day 'l't.e Sxret &torm. The l!:dre el Nlfllt The Th""' Stooge, ' 'l'be Life of Rile, o\r'b!'( J. Smltb, 1'..., ll>o ,Weather cis � .ui!,- .� ; i''1':l\l�;·,lljow . >1•!- ·• '11P :A11!1:i lllll�('.'!wl , , . �!•� ij!!l,i Sh w ,,so, s:l!I) '!'Ii• -�ii ·• · o B:iio fa\ber ;sho,n lle.t , Dtlll) " binny Tholili( Sh ow jl:f!) ,Soihei'!> .Show \D;/Jb �!l>!"l'. f0:80 Ponl Sho•· · I :Oil N�WI Jt:IO ·A Looi at lb. We11ber · t;IS . Tiie1,ter 18 ,,1' 4-H News Khrushchev Says IY MRS. CHARLll WOOOI • Sunday School attend ance on State a.I..... 111,y 22 w.. 43. th, -� vaI ue now. Ca Med food IJ)ee· W Joyce McCoy, member of the $13.02. � illing Worltera 4-H Cl ub· hu t:.·�·�:-tll:ir�� 1111 ca n mean penn1n saved if Wor■hi p 1ervlce1 were beld a t M OSCOW UPI-Soviet Pr-. lo t o f the bat=U:the out ol farm• tlo:1 from noW �hrou&h mid-June. you can UH the item and have bee n �Jecteti lo repretent We■t the clote of Sunday School "'·Ith mler Nikita K.hru.hebev toda n­ y Virginia at the an n ual Kent ucky I Inf, but it ..n be I dan1etou1 : Th "' lftd other oalad llem>-nd, cool. dry •toraie ,pa ce. I an attenda nce of 31 with Human newed his charce tha t tbe United , 4-H Club Wee k . The event, ache•� m a chine, too, l1 It J,n't bandied 1 11h�, ,reen onion■, carrot.a, celery. , States torpedoed the 11U11dlit con1 duled for June 7·1 1 •UI be In 1'aylor leadmg. 1 l'le.1d lettuce. field grown leaf letC, I, 9LAKISLI• Th� WSCS held 1ta regular ference with tbe u-2 mp.t over ot the hou� or buildin:i ud live pro perly. 1 1..e•i ngton, Ken t ucky. A recent 1urvey 1mon1 Ohio tu e, and other aprl n1 areen, wih County 111'.t.fttlon A..,.t, Agrl. a definite ucommendation with an MiH MC.'C'oy, who ii �ar• meeting at the home of Eleanor Ruuia a nd aaid ,ucb "a&&rN­ The bittle o ! the bu1s a nd ptsta ntimale OD the approzimate t:o:,t far men 1bowed 418 tnJurie■ re• be good hoUday wee kend cbi::i lce:1. old, baa bee n a club member for Boyle,, on May 17 with an atte nd· ■ion might lead to war." , 1ultin1 from elevator accident.I A1para11UJ alao contin ue, in Naao has be&un. Num.er<ius calla have of commercial contr ol. Khrw.hchev conceded be .till 'n 1 0 year■ an d ha■ completed ap• ance of mne members ,md one I thinks President EJ1en bower want. gue■l. been re�h•ed recently from farmMany folU would be wlae to st• in one aeJSOn. l'ff"e of lheae and quali ty i■ very 11:ood. p roject■. She is a proximately 1 7 Llberal 1upplle1 of sweet corn ers and home owner■ concernlna cure o ne of the termite bulletin, were fatal The mOJt common I peace, but aaid "the way to bell ,ophom Jege h• During •he busineaa meeti ng· ls paved wlth good con trol of dU!erent peata which available from \he Ext.en,lon 01· cause of fatal a�ldent, with port- and snap beam are comine from �;:.:.:�.: ��� I ntenti ODI " mono·raismg plans were di1eu1• ha ve already appeared. flee and do a UtUe atudyin.l on the a ble l!llevaton 11 undercarrt11e F1orida . tha t e wa■ wher lbou1bt he Judy WilJOn , Mar, Lou Gar• ■ed . Tax atamp, were brought in ��� Poiaon Ivy la the most recent habits or the ln1ect and on the po■• collapse, report W. E, Stuckey, B. Select Good 1 -24 Farm nhower wo_uld land. 11'.cClung la n d and Jub1lng will Fruit - Sfr,1wlterrlN come- klh . one on which we have had ealls. aible con tr-011 before Frozen 1tr1wberries from y�ur r-� present Mason County at St.ate an d repor:., were made out. .But �he . Soviet premier, del1vcontractinc J. Lamp and K. A. Harll:neu Ohio the spotlig ht over the Mem orial Eleanor Boyle• led the program State r Unive en11rlcultur1I sity _ m ho e , l.Jh t freeze leane wlU r be 1er ve� with Con■e rvalion Ca mp June 6 l l at L83, "Kill Poison tvy " with an unknown fir m for h A e� n& his firs:t r�port o� the au.m.­ Day wee k end. Clnclnn_aU marketl pnde for Nina Robinson who w11 un• for your ne.1:t Chrutm 11 , Camp Caeser in Welntn Co- un t 1ivt1 all the controls . The three priced, tomeU mea not effective 11:ineers. The1 ,re authon of a br ak _up ■mt'e . bu return week of h expect t eir pea_k t he hr■t able to be pre1en t. A beautiful :��e, ��nd1cat� new A&rtcultural Extenal on Ser· . dinner U you hJve "iood" frozen recommended m a terials for thi1 ser vice. Ruu1a �ould not Mis• Wilson Leon Luckiet Ju ne. Meanwhile, iupphes are worship center was used for the mov� 1mmed1ately aa a year include a mixture of 2 4-D The backyard orchard man mUJt vice bulletin, ''11111 Portable Farm from A rk n i, Alabama, Tennu­ tr awberries "!' P�uiine Gru�er ' tended conaer�a tion camp ln 1 n,t Wfll, I a sa program "Jesu■, the Light of the �hto. Sta�e Uruvers1 ty e1:te ns1 on and 2,4,5-T, Amitrol or Amonium ma ke his deciilon aoon II to Elevator-, Ma.te Jt A Helper a nd wae selected to return thil World" which was given in play· Berlin . ee, Ke nt uc�y, and C a lifornia. s I Sulfamate. whether he is goin1 to try and Only". Stuq:ey lt Extenalon aa fe• Rhubarb 18 •till I good value. Pine• nutritlooiat. year. She i• being apon,ored by let form. "On a n umber of que■tion, Garde n fresh flavor May, Ju ne and July are the best fight peats or leaYe lhe lD alone. ty ,peci1U1t. La.mp and H arkness a n d a qu the Poin t Plea sant Kiwan b: Club . . . re reasonable l n pr ice, mo is apple which await set tlement, for in• re a on the 1taff o( the Ohio Agrlhty. o! the �mes wlll not be Miu Wil■on, a sophom tim11s to control this pe1t , a lthough From a dollan and cents stand• Refreshmen t.a of aandwiche■, sta nce, t.be conehuio ore at a nd qu lity aeems g ood. Banana n of a peace ■ mam ta lned 1f Yuu have over Weat Vir1i ni a U n iveraity a it tatea one to three weeks after point aome famllie■ would be mon- cultura l Experiment Station as cake, potato chips an d coflee treaty with has Germa ny, Weat .Ber­ · co ntinue lo be good va1Uell, Vale n• !ooked 10me basic •�ep■ to freez. been treatment � get the yellowi n& of ey ahead to purchase their fruit well a a the univertlty. in club work for ' nine were served. n lin aa a free city, we did not In the pubUeatlon th e en gi• cl a �ranges are of ucellent eati g mg ,uceeu, according to Mi11 years. leaves and the actual death of the rather than apen(I the time a nd The next meeti ng will be held hasten to take unllaterla..l or watermelom: to quality. f Loo� meaa­ neera list c1ute1 rrl11e of Gru n er. underca poison Ivy. r t ouble to control Insects and diaMiH Garland, Mountai n Climb­ on June 21 at the Follrod·Robin· ures,'' he aaid. be featured m some Instances. First step is to select a ur ers, was aelected by t he . collapse and mention aome atepa eases. Western son home. POU'ltry end D•lry-Le,.. Aa ls practically true of all "AU the honest people of the to take to prievent It. They also iety of berry tha t ii recommend­ ea:,■ are t h e better relative■ '!{a.Ille chemicals today, these materials Others may want to go ahead d.lacuu other causea of elevator ·ed for freezer storage, 1be Ohio Thc!re wu an a ttenda nce of 18 world see in our policy a sincere may d amage other desirable plants wilb a re1ular ■pray proeram. miabape. ln onl!I aec-Uon of the on a cost per pound bl.tit. Fryen varieties suggested by the Ohio at last Wednesd.ily evening pray• de■ire for peace and international and In the Cate o f Ammonium Sulf­ General pUI'J)Ole 1pny1 are n ow bulletin they IiR. t lni pointers for wlll ,probably be unone � Acriculturll E2:periment Stat.ion er meeting 1ervice with Vere 1ecurity.'' am ate sterilizes the soil for several available which include, botft m• mating the f■rm elevator 1 "safe !terns featured for outdOOI' c.qok• IN: Pocahonta,, Surecrop, Earli Khrwhchev walled no WOJ'd■ Swart% leadiftl. Thil week's l�d· mg o ver the l ong weekend. "fllere dawn, Midland, mon ths. terials to control iueeta and dll­ hired hand " however , in condemning the er UI Albert Warner. Sporkle and Fair• y Termile swarms have been re­ eue. With 1pple1 and quinces a Copies of the bulletin are e,va il- will be plenty of ice cream avail• land. Ml. Sterling and the ••eff?vntery'' of Ei1en� Follrod Pete of ported already. Many brown ter­ regular two Wel!lkl application ls able at county extention office.,, abl�-viaited at the Fol!roii.Robioson hower:-s statement tha t such re­ - -h - ateh . fo r . ,pee'·t .. a. mites or a litte r of broken off about as good a time achedule as ••re the berrle, are ' conna 1ss1nce wu part of Amer-home last week. wings means a termite i n festat ion can be 1ucgested. Cherrie■, plums, Chlordane, -Dlazlnon, Pleld rin, Lin• Meats tha t require short cookin1 ta. le ripe when freez.lng them, ican policy. f Introd M r . and Mn. aair Woode o uction of a imand new 1 & close by. - - ---peaches a nd pean ma)' get by with dance, ODT, Malathion, Pyrethrum time - for the outdoor t:rill and �• Gruner iuggeata. Thorough• proved doa: food be aring the well Cheater visited M r. and Mrs. Wm. and aodium fluoride. Precautions picnics - will be amonr the tea­ IJ �.Jean and pack agt for the know Provi a feW" less appliefti ons, C.ur and d a ughten a nd Mr. a n d . n co la bel h111 been an­ Just becauae termitea are found r within a few houra after nou nced by Details on dl■eues and Insect must be foUowed In reeard lo use lures. Ste:akl, lfollnd beef, ham, / Mn. Charle, D. Woode, Su nday. Supersonic Jel Fleet the Botkins Grain & does r,ot necessarily mean the conU-Ol for all va r.leties �= g. or these Insecticides u they may frankfurters are among the item■ of truitl P• . M ro. Thelma White and chi!, I Feed Compa n y. The new food, l1ouse is ready t o fall down unleu are available . . vang O OUtheas .. from the EltenaiOn be harmful to people and pell un- to look for. Shce the bernea and t:ombme in Provikel (crumble) form is dren rece ntly visited her pare nts aome high priced extermi�ator 11 Oflice. Other - frout, lemon.eel• h • with sugar before freezing. Su• der certain condltlon1; WAS�GTON UPI The Air ma nufactund i n the oompany's Mr. and Mrs. J. o. Carr. ca ned. Reliable extermina tors will / Force will se nd 120-1upersonic g a r_ helps retain textu�e the thi, In o! home vegetable garden plant at Botkins and will be The bigge■t Insect co tr I robbe a:lad to make a free examination light.tr planes and. other aµ'craft acl8 or annen fruit at well as !Dakes Jl sw�eter. 1 known as Provico's Dog Treat, .ac�alathion and Metho xychlor are lem on moat farmfl ls l:.te:. ft ill • lo the soutbealt At.la area ne:rt Red t a me the production !or Pact the . beme • in moJtt ure cording lo Ken ten Egbert, sales Lurki ng S U b manne ( D the bell mate rials to control in• impossible to eliminate m ei com. week. for a "training eurciae " sects. For diaeues C. ptan, Zhieb ple.tely. A &ood J ob of cleaning up first three montha of 1960 was 8,­ va�r proof contai ner■ and freeze 1 ma nager or the firm. n coincide, with an e�actio e I Th Debunked Is d Miss r ion '01 , s cent pe poun mill up 4 9 quickly. Keep the temperature or fixed copper are the sbDeated around ·the ptemlses including 8'1 He further stated that it is 1 KEY WFST, Fla . UPI-The peeled step up in pressure from materia ls. These material• lhould ma nure pilea wilJ be very helpful from a year ago, accordi ng to or the freezer �torage at zero de- complete dog food, blended of the Red China. grees Fahrenheit or below. not be used within 7 da>'I Of �•r• in restricting t he development of Ohio State Unlvenity Extension . highei.� quality i n gredients and Navy FTiday night debu nked re-. I Gen. Thomu: D. White, Air a of ec on omist s . ports lurking e n off submari Detailed information about me- is bei ng packed In !5 and 25 lb. vest. Jt is important in all pett con• the fly population. Maggo ts Jive by I oOo thods o� fre� ii ng !!""its and vege- bags. Field tested on nea rly 100 the Florid3 Keys and call doubt.I FOl'ce chief of •t.a!f, announced trot measures to be 1ure recom- the thousands in sil age seepage last n ight a •·composite air strike !! that Job opportunltiea o!f the farm on reports periscope a w tabl_e& 18 g1ven in a bulletin dogs, Dog Treat proved to be e.1:­ mendations are carefu11y fdtioWed areas, i n feed lot&, ca lf pens, pol.II· fore!'" would ■tart leaving Cali• increase the n umber o f farm sighted the will . r n i Rive Miasissippi �v 1lable fr a o m your cou nty extens- cej>tionally palatable to all ages ,s to amounts to use and the ridm, try m anure, wet stra w sta cks, old a June 1 for the PhiUppJnea fom1 But both incidentll were being opera tors who become part•tlme ion office. 1 and breeds and produced I firm. 1 ber of days before harvest tO e�fe- wet bales of hay and grass clip- farmers, Formo■a and Thailand. say Ohio State Unlver­ i n vestigated, the Navy s aid. ly apply the various matetlah. •Re- pings, Old stra w a nd ba les can be J normal, healthy at,o!. gardless of this fruits and veg11na- spread out The other ny produc• sity Ext ension rural sociologiats. District Soil Conservation. She is: GAME S BRING JOKES oOo Command I An extra foature of the new a ju n . at bles should be washed or wil)ed ers can be drenched with residual ior. Point Pleasant High loud is lhe tin-tie top on the1five ROME UPl-'Ib.e Olympic 'r s or m s thl!I ea ell r str fo ed s u � car�fully to remove residue before Insecticide spray to kill maggots. I pound package. This teature en• School and has betm a 4-H mtm· Games don't open in Rome unW lr bles g d tlon of shoul vegeta , n eating. . Som e farmers may be interested supply a bout ·1 ables dog fuod usen to ope n ber for se ven years. August but t he)' tl!"eady are ln1 0 gallona of wate1 In installing barn a tomi:ters (or Mct:lung . a freshma n at WVU spiri ng jokes. The lateat cartoon. and to reclose the package very P o w e r! In the co ntrol of com ear.worm "foggers") per mi nu te for each acre tn the The spr h s d bl will_ receiv(' the 4-H acholanbip. published in "JI Tempo" 1bOW1 a easilJ a crordi n g lo Egbert. or Eur ope� n corn borer on 1weet action Th� driest part of the s ummer, sug�rol: mlst co He LS a member of the Good Lui::t ma n in an auto ta.J.tiag to a n ­ cor,n DDT IS the recommended m a• , gest Ohi o State University Ex• the b�rn Enou&h miat fell■ on the Clover 4H Club and has beep a other man: ter1a1 . For . the ear worm 2 or 3 30" Rot a r Mower. Riding , cows to give aome proteeLion whe n ! te nsio n agricul t ural en gi nee rs. member for elght yetr1. ''I ' m here_ for· the Ol)'fQpic,,tt spr a •�phed ys r, group of 4-H club youths a t th ree A day Inter• they are i n the pasture. Atomizers oOo Sulky, Gran, y Tncror - mow1 . I ys the driver. · vals st�rt nd o Extemuon day mg sa n South• e from ts n age a silk 3 f t t e r Producers a sweet market early or .., on P· use pyrethrum . oil 8p ra s F1ies the 6nerc lawn,. the toughest - C t •n • �--..�. ...,._n Sfrawvwrry I "B t the • f "!�US monthi a t pears Ohio will tour Colu Ill n eeded to control this are not resistan t c � r rough with ,,u,/ Rev�ca Mar_ti� and �anel Eshe� awa/" says �: oth�U: to py:ethrum. c� .n in Ohio s hould follow a de• railroad and worm. . . , fm1te marketi n spray schedule for g idclhttes corn aur will participate 111 the Tri• This system uses a ¼ h p. motor Command Gravely Power to li h"n "I . II:now, bu t l'm 100kiDI for a A n _illustr a ted home and_ ga rd!n borer control( report Ohio Agri• June 20, �• and 22. Purpose of ,, ounty Strawberry Queen Conteet parking a n d a com re s s or m!ki� or f C 215 J!tllr lawn and gude:n mutt, Ooe place. bulleti n number 48 sh owmg plC· tour the gi�e S the 4-H'ers a IS to on May 3 1 at Hu nt ington . more pou !ds o f preu�re per cultural Experiment Sta tion ento, Trax -3o Tool■! tures of l�sects and diseases of ■quar better understa nding of t he many b ., Miss Martin, 17, belo ngs to the e inch One "fo r Ith I rnologlsts. Term i t e . control caq_ be costly vege ta bles m th e home garden may 1 steps Jnvolved in tur ning a raw oOo , Busy Bee Club. Thi-3 is her 7th four atomiz�r nozzle. �:: mis7 60 . SEE US a �d complicated, The first step in be �ec.ured by co�ta_cUng the Ex• year i n club work. to 80 feet of barn. Cost of this sys- I The most common c::ause of fa. fum product mto a n at tractive ' el1 1ting termites ls to ma k e tension Oftlce, T.tus 1s one of the te rn n the o p nun ge food counter. � accidents with portable farm tat d Miss Eshenaur, Tip Top Toppen per ye ar ii aroun 70c pe FOR YOUR moat in terestlne bulletin■ pubUs h- cow. Equipme elev,tor-1 is u n der carriage col• Tilt! . tour will emph asize dalr11, , _,µxe that 's what they - are. says 4-H Club is 1 6 years old and hu nt plus ,pray cost� Uvesto�k snd co nsumer food Or .. Robert P. . Ho_ldsworth Jr , , been a member for years. cd rece n tly for the home gardener. 18 m uch as a fuU residual spray lapse, _flay Oh� o S tate University 7 Ohio State University Ex tension An other one . of our peats th at program and ia marketing. , Exten s u�n agricultural ena:lneers. County 4-H c.,.,. che,per the seco nd people do not like to talk about ls ye 11ie visitors will include twO entomologist. oOo More for your Money/ Mason Cou n ty 4-H cam p will ar. "Fogge !" spray a ls ts D�. Holdsworth is author of an o.ur fr-lend, the cockroach. Scie�- less per cow r club boys and a n Extene!on 4-H When gasoline the filling tank . be June 27.July 1 at 1,be 4-H and tha n herd oils ;p;ri�d . ASK POR FREE DEMONSTRATION l111ls reports there are .55 kmds r n of a power lawn mower be sure agen t from each of 22 cou_nhes. Agr1 c� ltural_ Extension Service youth ca mp. All club members by hand spray gu n' t�e United States,· but only five the e ngi ne Is oool and shut off, They wlll be quartered in railroad bulletin wh1d1 tells you how to who were enrolled before April 1 distinguish termites from anti. cars •at U n ion Station. The most of p)'rettirum repellent war n Ohio S Late Uri iversity Ex· Pullman �mds ■re troublesome In bullding1. are eligible to at tend. 1 a.ven cockroaches are developing 11pr ays applied as a �a nd spr ay ill tens ion specialLstl. After assembling in an SO- pa 11- Entitle d "Getting Rid of Ter• "We Do Cuatom Grindinltt CNrh Due I sian.1er ra ilroad ca r for a tour mites, " the publica tion co ntains �eslstance to certain cheinicall, to estimated to cost about $1.5() per oOo No. 2nd St. ""- WY 2-3214 Four·H Charta a re due in the it may be nee1sary to shift the cow per season. Th is wm control Crop plan ti ng intentl one of h�fing, the boyg and agents will pictures of termites 11 nd ant s an d Coun ty Extension Office before MIDOLEPORT tr eatme nt If one form of co ntrol stable, horse, deer Oles and mos• farmers this spring Indicate the est t box lunch, the n visit two drawi ngs showing places jn a Jwie 4. ,hone WY-2,2'7S does not w<irk. quitoee. Horn flies may be control- tota l U. S. crop acreage this fall dairy planta to see how ice cream house where control meas ures . As with most 11 :manufactured an d milk hand- should be applied. Coples are of our pes t bulle• led by a Malathion dust or Meth• will be only slightly below that of 5 1 2 I. Mltn SI, Pomer■1 led In bulk tank operations. They ;1_v ailable at county Extension oftins are avail able· describlng thl1 oxychl or wettabie . powder e�rlnk- last ye ar. insecu and lts control. Some of led o ver the back, neck a nd sldH l will eat a picnic dinn er .at Jets' fices. W [ � l l! V l l l W �I A f � E ', f l i oOo Termites don' t wort tsst, Dr. the material recomm•nded Include and rubbed into the hair by hand. Careful drying of forage Is the Stadium an d attend a baseball ·• Hold s worth points out ln the bul• This sh o uld 11me between ,p J>e applied every two most Columbu s a n d Important art of the recipe . BUILD IT WITH leti n, so _there is no need for weeks. COil aver11e1 about l&t= , for making hl.J h,quallty h ay WI· Toronto, ·· hasty aclion. After you ,re aure I per cow per seas�. .aL • U ·4M'1rl UMHJ • • • .,...,, CHA" • • • ,cause """ fera, the U. S. Department of • On the second day of the tour you have termites try to find 1 Agricullu re uports 1 1 Face files .which appeared In · the you�.11 wl�I vl s�t the Pennsyl• out the extent of tn'festa Uon. Look oOo · vania railroa d s deuel shops, the for the ameu nt of injury to wood 19159 stiU have n o effective COD· We Mix Concrete To Your OWn SPttlfltadom, One-third of t his year's high railro ad and find where the termites are trol. feed or 1 p11ture the cow and ech ooJ senior• who live on farms Chei:tpea te and Ohlo Deliver It Right To Your Job NHtled br�(lg 1ng th.em into the barn •t plan to attend college in 1960, yarda, and the Swift &. Co., pack• en tering. I ant. They wlll view hog 10.30 a. m. LI one poulbiUty, Dependi ng on y our appr, isa l of Oh io State Unlver■ lty Ex· RJ . pl Apparently II lonJ as lnseets: report buy1n, and gr,dlng at Producers' the damage, the ent<imologist tension economists. 11le ya rd and beef buyi ng at t�e suggests, either try a poiloned ean o utmul(iply man we m going I oOo to be fa ced with anore pest probu . s. Department or Agricul- lndependent sale yard. They will soil barrier method yoursel f or end the day with a pork barbecue get estimates from two or t hree leme every year . ture icientl&ts have developed at Ohio Stale UniversJty's swi ne peet con trol operatora wh o bave a method of produclna na\urllly evaluation station . Phone WY,z.3214 Page SI, Middleport locally eatablis hed. reputati<ins . colored, 1inglestrength canned Slop■ • scheduled tor the third for satisfactory wort. juice from red grapefruit, da)I of the tour Include a Kroger oOo wa rehou se and superm arkets. The . Medic al care coat h■1 risen at , to� wlll end wit� • noon lunch1 much fa1ter rite than the co,t eorl: , Each fir!11 visited will have of JMng, accordinl to Ohl o State � _Npresentative present to , ana• University Extenilon eonomlits. W� que■tlon■. 000 !e tour h sponsored by the g o od The first e1■enUal of a 0 Agricultural Exte nsion Ser• 1:j · garde n Ii a good toll loamy i n vi�p, the Railroad Commu nlty texture, well d ra ined, ' and free bus area, e the Colum mltte C of qw from shade, 11y Ohio Sta.le Uni• the Columbu1 Milk Distrlhu�or-11 ver,lity Exten■lon hortleulturista. At;l�•tlon, the Producers LaveTILL!l't-CULTIYATOR oOo Assocletlon, Cooperative • Forest expert■ predict I boo m• �k end I Indep t�e Co., and ....,. "' mpadl:J .. lt w i $ ni• Ing market for timber 11 the tilUna' • eulll1111lhlf: ciatt:n Asso g r Ma toc ll:etm tlon continue, it■: ,rowtb and eco-- Lives k 1 .1 ._.,. aaila. H•....... �nd _the Kroger Compan;.:_ _ · IIW, ..U•the1'1Qia1 1 nomic expanaion. Last Year On LET'S GO SHOPPING -- Selttt Good Strawberries, Nutritionist Says U s. Guilty o1,.r1,,. Of Torpedo At'.t I zo I J: I I e.., F i I' I m�� i: I rov ••• llde Wl,lle I I I ! • All-Gear Drive • Power Reverse • 30 rool, • T S I I Terrm•1 e Conlro} Is Costly , ays En tom o)O!!!St osu I I I Mo , ,f_H Youths To Be GUCStS Of I Co}UDIbUS F•lfDlS u-2 I I F- F -· -·--- I GRA VEL Y 1959 New Dog Food JntrOOUCed B I provico , Company h•k• w II Cl!annel 8 - Monday ----- I �lfred Area Social I tems I ------------ 8:00 C.prtoon Speclacula't' 8:30 , Romper Room 9:30 Movie t :-25 Your .t!..:Sso Repll'lf.c 1 :30 I Married Joan ,2:00 Restless Oun 12:30 Love 'l'ha t Bol 1 :00 Abou t F.aees l :SO Medic 2:00 Dl:y I n Court John Uopkln11 File 'l:30 The Gale Stor-m Sbo1r The Big Plctt1re �-no Beat the Ooct College New, Confore nee Amerlca'.11 Newsreel Album 8:30 Wbo Do You Trull t:-00 A.meri,CA11 ��Gilnd Travel Film 5:30 Rin Tin Tin Mystery M atin�e 8:00 San E rJDciBco Reat Ope n Heirin g 1:30 Your Essc. Rf'Of914f Ma n , Medici ne and Space 6:40 Weather teller Na t ional Education As,i.ot. 8:':15 John Oa)y ,-:"eWI Matty's Fu nl)les 7:00 \Brokcen Arrow Eve Arden Show 7· 30 (:heyenn e People's Choic� 8:30 Bourbo n Street Beat \ Ro�in HIIQ� 1 �?;�'Adf(,.,l\l(SS�ln PandlN TraCkd'aOU1 1 1•<1 l:30 Ted �cli: Amateur Hour May�'tl�k11 � · - I ' ' . 1 1:00 ·ne N1'W't Tonilbt Lawma n l l : 10 Scanning the Weather The Pebel l1: 1s sport Report The News Tonight 11:20 Late Show Weather Window •1"est v·argin1a .. Looking �d On The Food Morkets I 9:30 The Muk.ans l0:30 Joh nny Staccato u , 10 Late Show 1p,;w 11":00 1 1 : 16 498 Injuries I WCHS�TV C!,c-nnel 8 diann8' 1 3 - Saturday ALLEN I lets On Bug, Pest Control F!!"!���!!!1!.. . • Ava1•1able At EXten,ion Off•tee , WHTN .TV _Cha�:n e.1 13 STEVE "'°"�• .�\b· • 2:.55 5:30 8:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 10:00 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 1 1 :15 ,, RIVER REPORT I Sien On This is the V :e TV Chapel Industry on Pa rade Garden Club nf the Air Frontiers of Faith Sunday Movieti.me Monza Challe n !!:e Crotched Mountai n Favorite Story World Championship Golf Meet the Press Sunday New& Picture Overland Trail Music on Ice .C..,,.evy Show 1':,retta You n& Show People Are Funny Chan!MI 8 - Saturday � ti M • Channel 3 - Sunday 1 1 :1 5 i 1 :30 12:00 I?.:30 12:45 1 :00 1 :30 3:45 4:00 4::JO 5:00 6:00 6'30 7;00 8:00 9:00 10:00 10:30 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., May 28, 1960-.'I . II Channel 8 - Sunday Clock'' •• • •• I •:.00 The &:hool 81.or, ,:ao Science Fictlon Theater 5:00 Detective·• Dairy :5;30 Waterfro nt 6:00 Home · Run Derby 6 .3 0 News Picture ' :45 Sports Roundup 6:5!'i Weathercast 'i :00 S-11turday Nigi,t Jamboree 7:30 Rrinam..a 8:30 The '•an and th e ChallE>ng e A · DO ThE> Oenut 6:30 World Wide 60 1 0·3fJ " an '-r om Tnterpol 1 1 :00 N e ,..s Headlines 1 \ ; 1 0 w •athercas:l 1 1 : 1 5 Sh ockwatch ---�:00 Sign off ----- · • Willlam J. Kaeotner ha, bee n ap· DEVOTED TO l�TERESTI OF MiEIGS·MASON AREA pointed ma nager, markel reoearch, Other offlcer.1:1 elected are Vice for Van a dium 11ehlr1,.• S. Owen, P'ubl1ther Corporatio n of P reside n ts: L. 8. Am,baey, llu11t• AmerJca, according to an an • Publlshed every .it'".lrMOD eJ ington; Miles Epli ng, Gallipolis nounCi!n;ient by Raymond H . Fil• ,ept Sunday by The 1Jb1o Va lla ,od Robert Irie, Aabland. Arthur IIGpr, ilr., • •�n\, aalea. luhUi!!lnf ComP&DJ at 110 lzf• )Ir, .Ko,ltner �,, � affiliated .!hanlc St., l'o!!><roy, Oblo. ht,:\ &cout Dodie .,1 , CommJ,wner oJld '!.;I!: a, uriJ. wtU1 VOA for tile pait twenty nes1 office phone wv2:21!§6, ldit., char)! ....luud. Ed· yean � tor brief ·interrup• 91 office ohone WY2•215T. Entered a• aeconc.t cJ1ss matltnt IWII �pally for iOVfr nme nt wN"d Jt,ddo;t of . elected ANillant r. N•· _.rvti,e. He -Alli � Ch,\♦! ol the netter a t the pOOI oHlc, at Poll l�:00 ,,.,. l'�Y• Settkall, Office of eroy, Ohio. �l COWlril repre 12:30 NaUonal ■dvenhltnf reuresenu , Jcabn Pr;ice �MfNIII _(rbpli 1951 to eeted are L. B. � � , Cbur!'lp, Herb Go M lat# • qtikf of. Jbe Fer• llve: Bottlneli�-&u.h.tl, t,c .• at, 11:00 F,j>, PAR .AD& N!'JICI :30 chatl �)" BtQeh .ef Uf,e Buioess and .exuiRlon Ave.. New York CitJ Membeni of the Ladies Au:rU· lius· , Rol>ert Irie and!1 :45 �•,. Ynrt. D•I- S,rvt<:, �ml!!ial>'�tlon . lary of Orew Webster Post No. R. l>retl.era. 2:00 • n o rate1: ht Subscripti .::>ettve=-1!1'1 · ser• he waitiofl hiJ oew to ao Amer·,Cln ,.....,-_.. PrJ.or ••;�n _ are reque.at 3 :00 ••-..:. to lbe v� " 1tltl �t-Ulel for Va n tarrier where avails,ble, 30 c311r m- ,,�-"Y 1 ._... ,. ere .,............,. to meel on the Kroger par.,.L-J8" •-11board, lh.e , 4l01J11Ci1 '1 3:!lO e ¥"" tbe oer weok: one yeo r ln edv'ancff "t ad1Jl,DI Corpor1Upn. lot M.ond a y at 9 &, m. to NriiCJ· 4:30 namy, cy a t'he Oailf Sf'ntlnel office, $11l.tal pate ln the pa rade t.q Beech Mli -m Jd,.: bod • :wit,,e )Ir. �tner .•�ed U n iver- ,hi: m onths, 17.80; t)iorH monm1 !!:00 r.rove Cemetery for Memorial .e(I P •�Ltte b'Wll "1fi41mber1, 5:30 .-p.c1 loo were ael� -,.icouncil lity c-one.e of But,era Utitversity 13.90. BY r?Jotor route where avail Day ,ervice• fl:00 � e National ii lf•mbfn-,\l-l,1r,.. men abie: one month. $1 . B:,- 111ail: (1D . 6:30 by • ,iar �-. BIX 'llOntbs, fll.JGJ thr• HOl.llR HOJJIIT pl,� 1 � _ it;I, 'Wlni . � . I unit, \n· "" ' f '' ' " '" d ,ria e o ... •� !ID ., ..... mftfltft. a, ' e '1!00 th■. •� _.. oti,._ AdlJ/ltolon,, May :It W !1 1,0jll •II . n " W, R. Bur, 1 .;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;:;., 7:30 E nos, Ravenswood; Miss mHy Ve• con,UWl,e � votiA& me hen of tile ,ppobllpie t' <tl of mar,et -manaaer l. &In ,.,1�\ lo 8;30 Qr\a OhUnier, Pomeroy; W.ort� eoUAcl . rnlll"cb I ,... , .... 9:00 c,.,iNI Johnson, Pmneroy; Fred �rnold. lotli )jJr. lw11J)er aJJd l(r. Bur• 1 1 :00 Pomo ro,: Fr�•• Andrew 111111,! bOD,'ll'Od bl iUl ,r.111 be lQ.clt-' .at the corpora• t l :05 New IJ,ven; w�Uap, Fray UtolJ>J· 1'" Haljoo,al � 1'1!11 u • Uon•, ,)Jew York beadq.rl.ers. l •Difll!!l ver "ll tl".U !In ; U l\ o J er, u a d , . y Middleport ; Mrs. Joh n R. Sellers, ed Seolee to Bo h�". Thie the highes t award which ca n be Portl and. conferred fo r work In a BoY Se oul ncil. Those distinguishe d were Cou : ?.b r DJscha ges. y 24 Mn. Irene Littere,t, Tommy Kerwood, wn. Charles Waltz, David Frtahcl1, 4 :00 lard Slr aHS, Mrs. Lula Fr)' , Ever- W alter La mbert, L. B. fmid•lrf, 4: 1 5 ett Phllll-ps, ilt"r-11. J1me1 Line, M U • an d Howa rd Pyl e ol Hu nt10,gton; 4::45 J11rd KcCqale:y , )In. D, B. C hand · Ralph Spe n cer, Pomeroyj i,:errill 6:00 nt u . : 1 p. I S aom...-,1 Mo e Ed Gau,., Cheshir d n a n oo BrlggJJ, M · ler, M'ra. �rt .J.acohl, )In. Thom• 8:00 Galllr, pen; o low feet .5 15 per, l!l . G •• Uoruri. Pa µj.d,a Ctiu ln i , Tim• of Aebland, Ky. Waldo S. LaFon 7:30 poU1: 18. 1 upper, 13.'1 lower, 15 ft. ot.hy Caimin,, William Hanis. WII• o f A■hla nd wH nomln a,te,d by ' t he open ; Lock 23: H.O, river filling, 8:30 y; d 8$: J cil n cht e n at a Cou Appala J,rd L.ucaa, .Ura. Wlllla.m Surck, 9:00 Cond ition of °'Im •: All Mn , E. E. N0ttar, ·Mn. John Hol• , W. Va, , for hh1 service!! J� that dams are up 13 throu1h 22, a ver• 9:80 , liday and lnfant, Prem. Infant Fe- area before movine: to A1blan'd. a1tn1 two traps open. tock 23 is 1.0:00 r owth r was apld g n.1'1 , por Scoutt male Mayae · 10:80 trayed under the theme of "Fifty �own . All Kanawha Rl'fer d1111a . l l :00 Ad,nlu.ipJUI May 15: Mn. Mi n· Golden Year■". It w as revealed are on tlte ■ill. · Ohio lflwar ...h, l)MmNund : l l:10 nie Green, Pomeroy; Mr,. Mar- that Jbe progra m In the Tri-State l2;80 1b1U Adami, Raclne; Mrs. Arch Area has doubled ln the p111t ten l....,:N:k 15: A. V. cr1u, Jr., 1 :41 em, Rollln1, Letart, W. Va,i Charles yt!l ars, Membership In 19&0 wal 8-0; Lock 17; St. Loui1 Zephyr, Morarity, Pomaroy. 41 88 compared with 8192, In 1 960 6: IIO ,m, 9-0; Lock 19: OVEC, 4:23 Dilm !ued ..M,ay 25 : J� Rose, , Durin a the same period the nu m- MR , UM ; Gene Rlch �son, 6:10 9:00 Mra. Edward ·ll1me1, Wayne Hut- 1 ber of unit. erew from us to am, 0-3 ; Trade Windi', 1:15 •m . t:30 , ll-2; Look 2 1 : Beaver it 9 am, 1,D; chllllOn, GO\dfrey Scbuol, lherry 2M. �:45 Dixie Spirit, 9:80 am,, 11-a: Lo<!k 23: Holt, Mr,. Edward Natroaa, Mn. l(t ·OO A. V. Crlil, 1 :80 pm, 4-0; Walter J"obn Arah,...,,, Mn. Ed Kisor, Schae.fer. · Iif,O: J[elen 10:30 pm, C. 8:2& Mabel and cy Mra. a Tr Beekjord, Mrt. Susie, ClaNnce KJ,Hord, Qeorce Canter, 1 1 :00 .Jtnke lltmita, Dold Hudnall, Mildred Bowen, Mrs. Georda Diehl Z, 8:45 pin, 8-0; J, F. F(eldber11er, 11 :30 8:3& Harner, ' V. C. Irene 0-20; , Mr1. n Wellma .Mr1, Smltll 2·111 am, Rlclwlf Hui:hea, JOJCl!I Shuster, 12:00 , and .2,Q, am, h da ell!! J . tor "" ui · lln. Clyde �rey, Wtuwn Dou12: IS . ' Upbound, Qolllpolll: City ., (Ill, 1'111)1, Dwiaht Landrum, r■ . ond Becky, Mrs. CIII\�� aoobl, J:30 Mro. Shirley Wl,o, J Huntlqton, am, � _Coal Klnl, Mr, . 7, John lellm, WtJlu, Ci,ehr,n, . ,ol Raymond . �:45 Kn Q · ...._. ml ,on, ell and Kay Ann, Mrs. li',tl· Dlebl f , tll a,n, 2·10, �.. . �JS and Loul, ond Chai'\1¥z .,.. 'E. Sal�eltl, 1:20 pz\l; ,'111,1 ; South- I ii,., j\jl""!ll an� ,on . t;;IO �lfay Her- Lee , am ona the memben ,nij lldo ol ern, 2:40 pm, 13-0; J114n CUii, f; lO 0:00 lltewlii, arifonl: llro. lllllord · the Laurel CIIII Bet�r , 001th pm, CM; PenlllYIVl!!la- , D;tfl pm, 5:JO Club who vlolted the ill\lzie ri, , it 8-1, one derrick "°'-I; i!Qou LorHtwk, Long Bottom 1 e,w ' : H f· radne ,10 pm, M; Oo�etL U�O am, Dl1ml11ed May 26 :· Mrs. Hobert · Mar ietta, Monday, s,llO Ill I; Roy owell nd a Chauvtn, B. J. I, 10-S; 11>• Llifffl H ' Leon Froni llcKlnnlao, Jli,lchert l1;00 d11 Coolin, Jaclt Loe 'qiom.,, have returned to work ,n.r �zl. Crown Point, t:IO im, ,a,o Jeller­ 4; •�, weekend 1: 30 '8ltb7 the M; ln& am, 10 3�80 1011, hero lbolr . Stanley MarUtt, Mrs. Nardle A. ' m11leo . m IMI a Crowder, Daniel Swisher, WIIIl1ra f.:•::: :::::::::,--:=:-:--·--_:·...,:'_::::•..:':;::::;. · _,.__ _:=�:e�!!!!:!!:11!!!::i:!:!:!:!:�::!'41 , D;jlo ,4 White, Theodore Hlcka, Mn. Bull , 9 :IO DeWf!ltae •nd d1u1hter; Mr,. Da• 10:00 vld Holley and ■on. ,�·M usical '' Chanel 3 - 511Vrday l;ll!I 04 ' Coun"'l'l In r.a.1.1 1.., u.Ivo.ity Dt:IID 1w CoDl!ll�itou Jfb •, ! To Hea, d scou··t . '' }'•'!.al�"'111'4"� Thougtit for today:_ �i.sh �a. t • tA. 'tri (.\;�!ug����!� �.,fo:� " W e have Just enough rohg1on ' 1o i n1,ke us hale, but no t , ..ugh " · notheJ." - amake ui. love -- one - DAILY SEN'FJNEL 1· ____ ---- � - At the sam e time the gro up pl a nned a family pirn ic for the July mee tmg The time and pl ace to be announced al the June meetin g . Mrs. Lilah Zerkle was i n charge or the devotions, lh<' sub: ject of whith was ''A Teacher .,,.,,., , Talks To God". Assisting Mrs. Carson as co•hostesses were Mrs. Hazel Smith and Mri. Vivian Fry. Allending were Miss Hilda and Lorena Weiss, Miss Mary Duddi ng I Mrs. Jean War ner, Mrs. Reynolds, W,,.li. P,earl 8':,u1h, Mrs. �.kle, )In. C.pel!•" · llrs. FOJ}.,.ng, \trs. I.-» Harbour, Mrs. l>orothy Sehw1 b. MR. KAESTN!R I Mr. 111d lln. Hobert Szp,lley •pe n t a cou ple Qf d;ir • .with Mr. •nd Mrs . ,J1µ1Jor S1Di4lley, W,;, irton . Mr. Mod Mrs. Dudley Gan dee or _,MJtriq,n -.pep. l � coqple of days with "·Ille Boo..,.,un. bl , ,1,ter, __, f'H• Mr . and Mrs. R,,;iy Horri1. Columb,01 , apent a te'.i,' days with Mr. and Kra. Rlct\,lrd Fick an� so n . llr. 11jd J,Jr1. V)ra,I Wood, Atll• "''• vl1iled reoenlly with Mr. and · Jn. M1r\oo Wood Mn. Richard Fick and Mrs Harold Hawk •nd 10n, Mark . were GalUpoll1 visitors, Wednesday. Mrt. Floyd Ridenour w" ple 11• 111ttly 1urprloed Tuetday even lJzg Wll/t • blribdl y perly. Ice cream and cake were se rved to Mr , a nd .M.H . RoJ�r Epple and daughters, ehlldren, Keith RJde nour a nd Mr. ehll.dren, Kelth ;RJrt1nour a nd Mr. D'T�-...JAi DI---� ,... rHIIJIMl!I" and Mn. Floyd Ridenour. Mr. and ·11r1, R1ch ard Va nMeter An: .e,ptn cbure� wddl.,, It be. �ed. tw '4t.urd&Y , .,,. •• and el)!l4Nn 1 GJry, Jnd., and Mr. at � H,a�rfl'ifJiY#JJ.e .11)-d )111. Jllymond VtnU.eter, 1 w,n , IN!I vuJtjn1 their · llllt-, L t. � � ,.. {Ql'1!' �:Kt-1. Mabel V1n�r ad t ive,. o er ..: ,.t,..:___ _____ , ________cc..__ · --____ _ ,1.a_...,a...tJ were Mrs. O fficers named Mary Capehart: president; Mrs. Ellen Fogiesoni, vice president; Mrs. Kathc-rine Reynolds, secre• lary and Mrs. Evelyn Proffitt, treasurer. I no,· ups and downs ·,n farm income":1. TELEVISION GU I DI WSA?.TV Chon nef 3 recent I s. Z-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midd leport, 0., May 28, 1960 New officers were elected at a rueeling of the Sunshine Sun day School clue of the MaJOn Methodist Church al the borne of Mrs. Jo.)l ee Carson. ., United ,,.... lnt�tioMI Today iJ Saturday. May 28, t ht> in workers farm fewer 30,000 there were 1 149th day o! th e year, with 2 1 7 1 959 lh&n in 1 956. and lhat downward trend more i n 1960. The moon is approadl{ng its is expected to continue. first Quiirler. In most farm operations, the cost of human The morning stars arq Mars. labor has become prohibit i ve. Modern roach• Jupiter and S aturn. On this day in histor)· : inery can do a superior job at far less cost. As evidence of this . automation has been go• In 18D2, a budd;ng comedienne, , i ng forward at a rapid pacE- i n U. agricul- Marie Dresili er made her debut 1n New York in the comic opera. I lure-. F arm machin ery assets, valu ed a l 1940 '"I' be Robber of the Rhine." In It29, for th e first time in prices, increased 1 35.9 per cent between 194 0 motion picture history, . War�er and . 1 959. Brothers released a talking film , Finally, t he trend I� for the number of Am• produced entirely in color-, entitled . . encan farms to decline, whtle the average "On With The Show:· acreage per (arm increases. Again , machinery Jn 1934, Mrs. Olivia -Diorme gave I birth to live �aby girls in her · makes this possible. S uccess( ul farming and mechani zed f arm- farmhouse near Call r n der, Ont . In 1937, British• Prime Millister ! ing are virlually synonymous terms the se Stanley t,aldwin relligned to he . days. That will remain true, regardless of mi• 6urcecded by Neville Chamberlain Bedford Teoche_r___C-hester Soc ial I s H onor G uest Events Reported By Clarlo Allen At SCh00I D•inner Mrs. Robert Wood was hostess Mra. Leona Story, who retires \h.ia yea r a s a teach"er 1t the Bed· ford 11chool. wu guest of ho nor Wedneiday at a di nner at the ICJLool prepared ao.d served by the 1eb.ool eookl, M r1. Bert Romine 1,D..ll Mrs. Russell Cullum.a. - • New Officers Elocted . By Sunshine Class 'fOD,\Y AND YESTF.RYE AR "I Fam Income And Farm Machi nery farm lnoome thal oceurred In 1 1151! ,,. - ·· ·· ····-············............................... _ ..... __ Y:he Almaor. CommP.ntat.ing Editoriall)' n.. .,..b drop (about 2 per cent) In r,ro,s - .. - .. ... � .. ---·- · • "" '-... .. ... 1..----.--... ... -- · - · - ·- -- - - �- . � ' . .- . .- ...� ....-.... .-.·..:.· ..• ..-_-..-... -.. -...-....... . .. . . • . I I RED-BRAND FENCING GRAVELY TRAOOR I $AUS & SERVla I · ., ·s-·-· . B-''- B;:,_ PLANNING A · PATIO? I B GOEGlEIN RUDY-MIX CONCRETE I THE BALER WITH fSEALE BEARINGS THI NEVER NEED GREASING w•en I Saves Money - Time - I -- .,_,._ rfoht, tY1rJ No �* I ..Wllll:l.ty. Ad: • IDr • Now 3 hp l ·FU.LTOM ,fHOM�SON ·. =l'RACTOR . SALES fi"M' wU REVERSE MEIGS EQUl�Mlff COMPANY, - lfiC. ' - "Wllon Quality- b•PINmoum" •..,.,,, ..,, _,,... ,""'!'.....� � . lfi,! ' .. ..,' kt'1L· a....,� I; !' � -,--,.i•1 ' ""' .• i .__ � 4,, ii�••, """I+• • ' ··' I ' ' '' ' � ,._ ..._. .. 1 '- I U M ICO FREEZER I , I All Sizes of -. Chest & U pright Freeze rs ' $229.00 AS LOW AS ' flrst with Your MASS�·FERGUSON Dnt,r STRAWBERRIES ' NOW IN STOCK -.. ....., • -------- I "J'NtMcll"' tlM MNmbHtl ("'• lo Wl dla!lff Tboi'a tht fimolil M�oy•FOtQUOO!', No, a ..,.. ltlmlnldn tho! mtNJ, Umkonoumlng · cibort .,,.., ""1ffllng•1nd ·noon, <T�lnk of tho itJllnl bolet ,ou'II have . ln ute" tlme ,ou 1,va. ' . Um• 1 bolo lo tlod wJlh tho Mf, No, I, 11'1 And , • • Jnort "aklpa" dut to tloppy llnoWng, 11,d '!or 9ood , No, I Baler can H countid on to give In ever, wlJ, tht you more boloo, btHor blln, 1nd for I lot of "lit ytitt, --- FRESH . I N DECEMBER FROM A. --­ __ ..._... . 'Wan Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. ' Rotisul ' Middleport Fied Mil Also A Good Selection of USED FREEZERS SOME OF THESE ARE LIKE NEW ' BUT AT A VERY LOW PRICE I ''SIGN OF QU AL ITY'' Su g' or Run Flour Mills ' PRONE WY S-!115 Pomeroy, Oldo i Stop I n At Our Big Appliance Center II i POMEROY, OHIO Jack W . Carsey, Mgr, Phone WY-%-%181 • E. Main St. OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT . . �New Record Set In 880 Yard Rela y Ru n White Sox Add Valued Member To Competant Relief Staff � ll'nat. lnhrnlltion1I I The Chk1.10 White Sox· relief fthi or Staley & Lown hlS 8 new 1enior partner ift Rud Kemmer•· AeqoJrH from lbe Washington �111fon, MaJ 18. as a sort of "Iun· Ior part��r ,• m c h�.rge O 1 llllopptn1 up lost games . _ Item_ merer bH proved a revelation to �•na1ei' Al Lopez and the Amerlean Lea,ue champlon1. He's allo-wed 10 hits and only two runs lil O 1-3 il\nlll&s and looks like a valuable addition to a 8laU whose ■tarters have turned in only i.cven complete games. Keahnerer did his best job yet fer the White Sox Friday night 'Wilen Ile hurled 1huto ut ball for I andl 2-3 lnnina:1 in .11 7-4 victory over the KanJ1s City Athletics that kept the Sox. wlthln a half­ llllDII of lbe rJnt-place Baltimore Oriolu. The 6-3, 200-pound right laandft toot over for Billy Pierce wh� the Athletics went ahead, 4S in the fourth lnnlng and limit­ ed r(jhlillll City to lour hllli while · 1trtklng out rour the rest o f the Wa)'. I R._aln Flnt Place . . . The Onole1 . had regai ned fir.st place by shad m1 the New York Yankees, 3-2 in an aftt>rnoon game a11d the Boston lied Sox downed the Washington Senators, 4-:l in the other American League games. The Cl l'vclan d-at- Detroit ni&ht game was postpone d be­ cause of nin The St. Louis C■rdinal1 knock· ed oH the first pl ac� San Fr1m­ ciJ!co Giants, 5·4 the Cincinnati Reels beat the Milwaukee Braves 9-5 and thl! Los Aneele11 Dodgers scored their fifth straight win 5. 3 over the Chicago Cubs m Na­ tlonal Lesgue action. The Phila• delphia,at,Pittaburgh nigh� came was postponed because of rain. BOWLING Friday Night LHfU• Mlgh Scorn May 20 ffigh team single game New York Clothing 77f High team three games, New York Clothing 21� High ind. single game, M . Mur­ ray 197 High Ind. three grmes M. t!:bers bach 5o8 S.Cond H•lf St1ndtn1• New Yo rk Clothing 32 1,'1 HP/2 22 26 Moores Store Landmark 22 26 Racine Serv. Sta. 19½ 28% Fin.I St1ndlnes New York Clothing 66¼ 35% Moore1 Store 48 M $2 Landmark l)O Racine Serv. Sta . . . . . 33� 68½: St■un Ml1h1 Hiih Ind. three games M . Mur­ ray 577 High Ind. Ri1111le game P. Col· llrui 21 g H:lgh te.11m three e;ames Land­ PATRl'l>TS SCHEDULI GAMES BOST'O� (UPIJ - Tihe Boston Patriots of tJhe Amerifin Football Ltaeue �� ,announced a 14pme IChedule for the 1960 season 'With 1111 home 91mes lo be played Frida,. nights at BOBlOD Un!vcr­ aib' ,field. S'l'ANDINGS 4---Dally S ntinel, Pomeroy-MlddleJ>Orl, 0., May 28, 1960 -___ ._ . ---�-=- -------ONE 0,.1'1 Nut Week . "' DUDS IN SUDS AHEAD - • - . .iy Alan .,,_ i Ohio 1·hiuclads Rained Out Friday By United ,rffl' ln...,natlonal AMl!ltlC AH U:AGUE W L Pet. GB Balt 11norP 21 1 4 .600 Chiv�lann 18 12 .600 ¾ t ·h 1r�go 20 14 .388 �2 1 Delro1t 15 14 .517 New York Ill 1 , ,&Hli • Washin11ton 13 1 9 .406 B TZL Boston 12 ·s .400 :""' Kansas City 13 22 .371 Fr id•y'• IMultt Ba11 unore 3 New York' 2 Bo ston 4 Washington 3. night Cleveland al Detroit, night. ppd rain Chlrago 7 K■nsa:� City 4, night Saturclay'1 Probaltl• ;1tdl.,.1 Cleveland at Detroit-Grant 2-1 vs Mossi 2-3 Chicago at Kamms City night­ Dono van l •O vs n111ey 4-2 Boston at Bal! imore night­ Sullivan 1 -4 vs Portocarrero 3-0 Washington at New York night -Kaat l -3 vs Coates 4·0 Sundly's G■m.s Chlogo at Kan1a1 Cih ctr,•C'land at Detroit Ho.� 1on at Baltim ore Washi niton at Ntw York NATIONA L LEAGUE vi L Pd. GB San Fran("ISl'O . 24 13 .649 Pittsburgh 23 If .622 1 Milwaukee 16 13 .522 4 Cincinnati 20 18 .626 4 ½ Lo� Angeles 18 19 .486 6 16 20 .444 7 ½: St. Louis . Chicago I I 1 9 .367 9 ½: Philadelphia ti 24 .333 11 ½: Frld•Y• R•1ultl Los An�clcs 5 Chicago 3 St. Louis 5 San Francisco 4, nlcht Cincinnali 9 Milwaukee S, ni1ht Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, niaht ppd, rain Sdurday', ProNbl• PH-char& Philadelphia at Pittsbur&h­ Mt•y�r 3-1 vs I.aw 6-1 Milwaukee at Cincinnati-Wil­ ley 2·2 vs Hook 3· 3 Los Angeles at Ch icago--Kou­ fsx 1 -4 v� Ellsworth 2-1 San Francillco at St. Louis­ Jones 5-3 vs Sadeck.i 0-1 Sunday'• Gam.-.. Philadelphin at Pittsburgh Mi lwaukee at Clncinnatl Lo& Angeles at Chicago San Francisco ot St. Loulll COLUMBUS (UPI) - Their muscl.. flexed in the prelimi­ naries and their eyes to the sky , a host of high school athletes were eager to show their stuff 1oday in track-, baseball, tenn.is and golf tournament competition. � I slowed Cloudbursts in Columbus Friday the �i nclad11, dampened the golfers, torced the lfflnil indoors and washed out some bai;ebaU. However, tl1e downpours falled lo prevent Cla11 AA cham pion Cleve-land GlenviUe's 880-yard re• lay Ql!am {rom RttinJ a new state rec ord. The 9C1uad of Al Woodal, Frank Peret, Vil' Reed end Nate AdMls went the distance in 1 :28.8 New H•••Lway PaI'nt BI'ds. . t, I 1 porn A C•rteon J. 1q M---___ - J•mx ayb--R e --d e --H s ____ ave B ·roken That Made Milwaukee Famous CINCINNATI UPl - M�M fheJim Brosnan took the win, Reda tiave brolnm the jinx that J blanking the Braves with one hit made M ilwaukee infamous. . for the final rain-delayed fo ur in• Today'• encounttr, with Reds- nlnp. baltei' Carlton Willey wrking for Vada Pinson hit hi!! second tri'­ the Brave1, may tell the tale. Wil- ple of the ball game to set up the . _ Jey seek,, h1s third victo ry of the winning ral J..v . Two intentional se1.11on agalnsl two losses. His first pa■ses loaded the bases to make l �o :wins came st �he ex pense of Bailey's fo urth homer of the sea­ _ a favor te Milwau kee C 1ncmnah, i son II fruitful one. target. Bob Purkey w orked five Innings, The Braves \\'ere eallln11 alon1 giving up six hits including two Friday night to another Victory, Eddie Mathews home runs, one when ttie Reds g<it tough and tied wit,h a runner abonrd. 'then, with the jinx in high gear it &-S0 and in the bottom of the ninth hig Ed Bailey decided to do I a ndi the Braves leading !5-0. Cin­ something personal to end the citbtati fought back. The Redlega pu¼)ed within OM run of lhe jinx. Brne11, shelling Lew Burdette He limacked a grand slam home from lhe m o und. run. It won Lhe ball eame, 9-5, it Four llraight hits, including a put the Clncinnalia11s within half­ a-game o f taldng over third place, Gti1 Bell double, llent home two and it tied Bailey for flfth among runs and brought Bob Rush, the the National League leadota al l oser, hurrying to the mound: Jer- . the plate. His average is & husky ry Lynch singled, scorlng a third. 1 Bailey sacrificed·to make Jt 5-4. In .328. the slxth, the. Reds knotted the score on Elio Chl!COll'.liP'Rlfi: •ingle I and PJnson's firs( triple of the evening. Mailman, Freed By Jury Wants Old Job Back fq Misell Traded To P1' ttsburgh By Sl, LoUIS , __ -·- s...,... ........ retr, pel'Abtant body b&JTt(e-s, tu!· .f'e&d Im tl\1-rd f't.Nlcht defeat. '11le 1corinc on, • :Eive1)0lnt1'luat buMI favored PINlt u folkrft: Referee Charley lb.ndol'lih, 71• M; Jude• Ray Letoord, 7068, ilnd Judie Ral ph M011. 1 u-n. Durlng the cbmpanoUvely doll fllht, Jordan su:Mend a flYe-ttltch fj llt on hh •le(t brow- iand , nick on rilbt brow. He WII bleeding from the ROie at the finl1h. · Tbuie ce several l'$8M$ why � \¥111 l,e im--•d •• lho OP, -ponen t for Outiil • 1ll!Oond :worl� wel{Ot"Wellllt oli.,.ion lo Odober. ru.t, and pomapo moat import­ �r. "!�- _i-...t ond m,...., illl,,nuel A11n10 _,Id �roler who could command from ltle¥ioloa .... pacify crowd In New TERMITES o ejiol� a 'lffee "'lee ...... I ... York. 1 I For Mizell, Qie Pirates sur­ rendtred lnllelder Manuel Javier, called by Plttatiureh General Mana&er Joe Brown "one !'.If tbe mo,t briJUani prospil!lct1 In the minor leatu,1." Javier was wJth the Pirate Jntl!lrnatlonal Lea­ Jue at Columbu•, Ohio. - In addi­ ti on, the Cerda eet a pitcher to be named at • later date a·nd will lf!lnd inllelder Dick Gray to Columbus. , � . . '' .' '9JL WIWJWON . . •' . � " ,. . . " • �. odJo · llltM..., •._ -, "- ""'•· • ...... ... the WIWAM· KINT STUDIOS Of DANa ' RACINE HIGIJ SCHOOL AUDITOIUUM ,. WED.,_ JUNE 1st 7:30 P.M. ' Sponsored by Racine American Legion Aux­ Post No. 602 M.tzen·, 1909 chart w11 ll-10 with el.ht complete garnet. .,.He appeared in 31 contest., pitching 2(tt Innings, allowin,: 191 hita strlklne out 108 whlie walkine 89. His earitfld nm 1ver11e WH 4.21. ue · ii 1·3 for lbe curTent seaaon. You '\'n Rn,i ewr,lhlnq ,needed r� fio1!'4' ,epalr under one roof. Easy �udtet 1erm1,. . ' QUl-r, MOCKIY l'OIT WINNIPEG, M•,. (UPI) - 11111 Moidenlo> quit u <i>ooh of the W.lnnl.,., Womoro_ of tl>o Weotern llookey 1->o Fndoy - In Ofiior t,, dev.te linle to hlo 1,o,ot. i,,. olley l>ualn.,. and hJa !"1'!1r- "'°'" • SIDING Ai'lllt . ,._, WCKINA WM. & Slltl.Y co. '. - , ' ' by Po.;.or Ctmtat llock (o. wm · ue , ... 4J.L YOl,18 LOCAlt AGBNT DANCi VARltftES ' l!RB AT !ill . WlLLIAMSON OI L CO. ,FJR�TO"E DISTRIBUTOR "�AM!ION AND DELil.AH" your home �1),,( - .,..111y 'IJovOI .... , cdlQI In • YOl'lety of ljle­ oleo. ■■ INSPl(TIO!t COkT�U(NO llUl---■ ' NOTIIJNG DOWN EASY MON'l'HLY PAI.YNINTS N '( ■A•I IN IUIIIIIIU NOW AT STATE THU.TIE l'T. rL U.SANT to brighten r.:. Clfll1E: PllllitCD J�:n�"�!�=ok - - - - - · - - •. - - _ Pl1TSBURGH UPI-The Pittsburgh Pirates, "aacrlficlng a · future for the present", Fr!day night acquired aouthpaw pitcher Wilmer Vinegar Bend Mltell from tbe St. Louie C1rdinals in an attempt lo bol1ter their penr,ant hopes. See a tsug ... Call P• SUNDAY and MONDAY Elizabeth Taylor ' P.'.lul Newman - BQrl Ives "CAT ON A HOT TIN ;llOOF'' By Tenn..... wmtqu,r 1 ! ----',_..,.. ., ...., _ �-- --- J By G0Vefflftlent LAS VF.GAS, Nev. (UPl)-Mua­ eular Benn y (Kid) PaRt ol' Cuba, whose wllWfll body attack won the world weltetwel&ht coamp1on1hlp from ·laoky Don Sonlan Fri, day n.lght, probably iwtn defend hia new 147-round crown, in Ne,w Yori!: 011 Oct. HI. De1ptte II private return-bout -conLr,aet with Jordan of Loe Angele1, nesotlaUons today ,ndleat• 1 ed bhat the Macli8on Square Gar­ I den eh,Hqer would be Federico ,,hoffl!,MOn of A.r,enUBII - not Jor­ don. Jordan, U, wu .unlmpreulve in Friday a�t,. natlqnall1 televlHd 15-Nunder ct the 1M Vee.a. Con­ vention Center • lie � a u1111nl­ mou• <hiol■lon ,be(ON, • diaappolnt• l"tJ ct,,wd ..Umo� at 3,DOO, Don, who weakmed: under Pa- 1/Af, 114P A �J!-'Wfl(Atlt.l! 7D "'-"r;, fl,F T�D FOlt .$- 1 :Z -1 J; _,� Awts W#'N FW�t> 4 � • High Recogm'tion Paret's Slamming Body Attack - Lifted Title From Don Jordan· Iii t ■Yff'I, Nlptl TONIGHT Color �rtoon Feet-yre "G UUJ\IER'S TRA\11:LS" (The Giiint Among lie · 1'1WI)' Peoples!) - .wlso James stew.art, She.Hey Wintel'l!I "WINCHESTER '711> 'P II¥ 'rill! /1$, ()l'/i,( SINCG "" lljMtr IN 1952. FRCM 19.S­ . nV "'° ,.,..,.:.,i_ arded Crow's Steak House " a nd behold, al lhe door of the temple of .Jf'hovah , be­ tween the _poreh and the altar , were about five and twen­ ty men, wtth their backs toward the temple of Jehovah and their faces toward the east ; and they were worship: ping the sun toward the east .'' I \�i•Q •b i'' ltt W WI c...t.lo-Couf C!iun:h of Chrt.i. Middleport TEXT, fver,e 16bJ Ezekiel 8. Seventy-five percent of the wood land owners in the nation are farmers. I j 11. . . ...J; . - - .. ' � '. .- . -.- ., , Pitnics Ar•. Wili dl.ff . . . .. . . •. r Lei's go on a picnic! By all 111eans, '.'let: s?" 'It's ,;pdd l�r a Canlll)I.' Sikh recr�ation s_trenglhens. family ties . There are �lw�t'I !l ,w. •i>Ols_ tp explore, ciliicllv�tle. lb ioa"kl, .and ·· then there 1s always the dinner to be enjoy ed. , . , _ · Yes, picnics are_ fine. ')'her� is ju�t one pr ed¥tit!ll piat sbou!d.. � �ftt_. '.!'hey _shlluld not be. allowed IQ interfere with regular chu rcli altenaance tiy the t'aiiti ' ly_ They ••n always be arranged so they will not lnlerfere. _ By all means enjoy picnics, but ·be aure to keep lint things llrit; on church days don't !all to attend services tirst. ' '.Vith the hope it wi ll, In SQtne l'hli:tsure, foster and help sustairt that which is good in family arra i!1>mm1:1hity lihi, this feature is sponsored by fhe bu�iness /irms and, orgdnizotions whosj! names 'lr>pear below. . . STIFFLER RID ANCHOR IAKER FURNITURE Mlddlepol1 l'�ltaloy Badget Slloppln1 tenter fOREMAN & ABIOn ..;)ujo,n OfllO VALLEY BAKING CO• . Built Kitchens •ken of Hollum Bread l'llddlepon rHE UNITED 'STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA IM•I ::nloa 5888, R,venswood, • c , 1 ., . , I l! :·11 : l . J ' l. If. ltAWLINGS & SONS CO. w. v,. 1am: Dodge HEIME'll'S · BAKERY ' • 'Ill Buen Of Good Hvntlal!l<Jg, w. Bread VL & l'lymoulll Dealer :1- 4, " AMl!!lllCA'S GREATEST DA NGER" Ry Fred I. Gardner. M in ister Carr i5 heavily favored to win the Jff.-liOle final and become the third min ever to win �e title more than twice. He w � it in 1 9!53 affd 19�. .[ But C ochran, a 4't-year-�d play­ er wh o advanced farther than he or anyone else es pected,- is con­ fident Ile can give the 3'7-year-old • Carr s good battle. I -State c-,,.ails _ For COLU?d!IUS UPJ _ The elate today called for new blda on paint for higliway markers. The ordlei' (or new bl�11 came on the heels or Gov . Mlehael V. DISalle'e eanceUing e o 11 t r a c t awards made to two Baltimore Md., firms which drew protests from other point firms. to snap tbt old record. set only a year 1110 by Cleveland East Terh at 1 ;29.3. 111 the day's only completed baseball 1ame, Liberty Union of Fairfield County shut out Goshen 10 move intp the Ilo.ils_ The Con­ voy Unlon-Br1"Cevlll'e battle was railed a(tei" (ive Wit lnnlhgs with ronvoy leadl� 5-0. voy leadln,1 �O. Sptlheftaltl Pl.,_.. Sh i: Sprin�iehl showed It is the l Claes A!,. team to beat in track. It placed 1lx qu litie{s� . one more than Glenvil�. �e Wildcats qualified in Ii.I: ot t e eight events they �11tered. In the Cl.las A qualifier■, CinC'innati DePorrea. alwaj, • power I but nevel' a winner in the big meet, ma)' come 11.ome wJ\h all the baCQll thil time. The Cincinnati acbdbl Qualified in lh ree of the 5ev'en events ancj fini:11hed tll.nner'41 in t�o m ore the shotpul aqd broad jump. The . baseball tournament may not wind up before M onday. ed hi• li!II "ilrtlldI,, tao Mifldle,m:t l!CiNR!llfhtl!• ella lilt cream bata, decorated e\lp ea. and mint, weri � - P'lvon horns were sJ.veb' to each child. , ShtU11 at the IUNI table helpin g serve were Joe Welker, T. R1<e. Tomtny Cook, Davtd Knw ct}'n, Stewart Mehlman, Bdbby 117---. !ell and Bobby Je(I H)'sell. Stt:-vc.n's mother, Mrt. 11.obat' Story. wa■ n■isted by Mn. Heynolds . kindergarten tenlier. • .. �ll/i#--, SERMONE'ITE PORTRUSH, Northern !reland UPI-Bob Cochran of St. Louis plays Joe Carr ot Oublln today in what Ireland regard1 H an all­ Irl.�h final for the Brilish Ama­ teur golf championsbip . Cochr�n is of Iri■h anceatry. In Most Events; Goshen Is Beaten The protests charged that Hiah• way Director Everett S. Preston s A had ch1mged spet-irlcations for the pain) ,1,�r the bid, were In. The Highway Dt!partment 11ld in a statement that the previo us; award! were canc�lled becallS� an · "uneuteeuful bidder complamed . tull detail! or a mathem'atiPhiLlp S n. p/esldeiit of Amthat WIGIITMll,N TEAM NAMID � cal formula used to equate dura- erican �le Pbwer Campany LONDON (UPI}-Slur le y Bloom­ bilily and performance to cost per Jnd of Appa1acl1ian POWtlr Corh­ '1 6"Hher, Pat W,ard Hales, Ann Pllon were not contained ln the pany Wu presenled pie an�\181 Angela �don, Mortimtr e11d . original lnvltatlor\ to bid.'• Conaei'vaUon Service AWaN or the Ohriitlne 1'ruman 1hav.e ,been &e· DiS11lle aald he saw nothing u. s. nepil:ttment of the I11l8dor lecited to repreaeni . 8Ntain in the #t'ong with th� formula but fell at a dinner ceremony Thursday annual Wiihtman Cup toonts n should have been In the origin• evenin&, May all, 111 New York. matobee Ullil'lll �ht'! United St.tes al call for bide. The department The pres�latlon was made by 1t Wtmbledon, .lune 10- 1 1 . sald the new Invitation for bid& Royce A. �d)'. me Depaiµnent's mary 238 will carry full details of the for- A111ietant Secrttary for Mineral mula used to determine the val- Re&aurcea. High team single game Land· In a citation letter presented ue of durabillty and performance. mark 863 T-,. Five •••••n A,1Contf'OY•ny Ovi,r Conttaet to Mr. Sporn, Secretary of the Preston said during the conlro- Interior Fred A. SeatOD, wrote M . Ebenb11ch 180 versy which arose when details o r that Ou� cOVeted award wu "In M . Murray 158 the contract and btd,Hng came to reco gnition or th& valuab1e ,er­ P. Mullen 106 At Your P. Collins Team Three Game, Fi(e N ovelty Jight that the formula waa gen- vices y ou have rendered u a erally known by implicati on. P. Pitchrord 140 pro1,�nent of co.n,ervation of the Shop 26:.!Q ruel11 of the United Stat01." Team Single Game Stroh'e CITY LIAGU E Secretary Seaton apeclflcall,y Automatic Laundry Beer Q34. Mith Stof'fl Ml y 1 0 , I 960 cited Mr. Sporn's contribution to St11ndln111 P<t, W L In Middleport High Three Game Ind . , O'Brien Fife No velty Shop 3 1 20 .608 the conservation of fuel, through Owner-Operator �9Simproved ul.ill:r.atlon practices ln­ Hohinson's Laundry 29 22 .es9 Mr,. Don Gosney lllgh Single Game. (Horks) Da- Ohio Power cluding advanced design and 27 24 .1529 vl operation of the heet pump; num­ Strnh's Beer 24 27 .471 �""""""""""""�"""�""""""�!..'...: �� - -- _____ erous improvemenh In the trans­ F.lks .471 24 27 mission of electricity at high volt New Haven 18 33 .353 PORTSMOUm, 0. (UPl)-How- sges ; and pioneering In the gen­ SEASON HIGHS ard Hensley, 41, of near h+re, �(1tlon of eleptrJc)t� l:!f ,st,!�m Incl. ::I gamea, CHrford 681 .Pla11ned today to regaln ·h!.!I joh · es o perating at high tentpffatqre1 Ind I ii::ame, Ui flord-Flanagsu • Scioto County maHman foll.ow- and preuures---reeultin'I 'in a Tcum 3 game&, Elks 2778 Jn,g his acquiUal Friday of mur• stead y Increase In the efficiency Team 1 game. Stro h's Beer 989 of generatine ele<'lric energy from dering his wife. TOP "5'1 BOWLIAS AVG, Hensley ,was released -aft.er Vin- coal and 1he conservation of Cl ifford . . . . . . . . 182.3 ''The ton County Common P:leas Judge fuels. I.auks . . . . . . . . . , 178.4 --- ----Hawley . . . W. Smilh, olltlng on assign. C. . . 177,3 Ta,.. S.n,allon e mont, Jn,tructed the ,Jury lo r - Killer Typhoon Hits Searles . . . . . . . . . . . . . 176.5 In • S•ndwlch" . . . 17,.0 Flanngan turn ,a verdict of ,Innocent, after Scuso11 Fin1:1I Standings. two day! of testimony. The judge Luzon In Philippines �...... S,11..., 1..., ,.... MANJLA UPI-A. "killer" tyS'ald 1jhe pr�cutio n 1had no l pre,.11�ted �11oulil!h ev.ldenee lo conv.ict phoon lashed .the Phlllpplne1' blgBUY TWO PLAYIRI POH11..AND. Ore. (UPf) - The Hensley. a;eat lsland of Luzon tod•y, caustot.II. ■IG, ti, I, f■I. Portland Be.aver,s of the Patlfi� He ,had ,been, abarted with sec- · In& the worst floods in M:Jnlla ' s Coast Le111gue !have ,puffl\Bsed ond•dOfl'e e murder ln lhe shotgun hbtory . and leaving at least lnt pllc-her Vito V,alentlnell.l from the death of ·his ·wHe, Vlrginla Lo!IW! ., per1on dead or mlsalnG In Its wake Miami Mt1rlh111 or tihe lnternat.lon­ 40, on July 24 at their home. Her►. Pollet npotta Hid about 10,000 al L eague and were left homeleu by the ahootlnr o utfle-lder lh& peraon1 wa'J oontended Blll aley Wll­ POMEROY, OHIO .sion , from Tacoma. accldental. -Mra. Henalcy w.as II.HI- r■elnl atorm-the aetond natun1I ed durJng a n ar,&ument wlttib he,- dil11ler to Jtrlke the Phillpplaea -husband lnvolvlna: �er �at1her, who j ln a Week-and dn. ma1• wu eati­ · rnated at about $500,000. __ llved wlbh the couple. Washing Facdities SL wuisan ln Final Test For All Irish Final e IIG Daily S�ntinel, Pomeroy-Middlepo rt. O , May 28, 1960--5 6th BirtJulay Ob.f!l'Nd 0� --------""""7 Pt••" · ' UNDl!RGOII I IUIIO..Y Lester Russell Of Pleallliftt Ridd , underwent 111rl:ef)' •t the Poinl , Clinic- in Point Plfflint 'Nldaf afternoon. Hia condttJon la lepori­ cd �ood. Oak Hill News Item, .)f Interest a., MrL Hott-lo F,,..,,. Mrs. UlHan Gladman and daua:i I ter. Shirli•y . and three friendl ii Northup vi!ited Mr. and !li(n, Mtlo · Bi gga. Sunday. Mrs. Emily Ct,ng:roY! of Cbl\l,h. bu1 spent la&t week with her ln_O­ lher and brothtir, :.t:n. �de Warner and Wilbur. Mr. and Mri. Emerson frdoJf:i of Man.llfield spent last weetenif yUh her parents, Mr. and Mn. Pl!ll Kell"°. Mr. and Pilni. Hobert Whtie l)f Red Brush. "Ar. and Mrs. R,iymond frank 1pent an ev-enin1 ncently with Mrs. Gertrude Wamet and Wilbur. Mr. and Mrs. Geor1e Fre�••t received word of the birth ol tWln daughters born to tfielr ghnd­ daughter, Betty )"rost Myel'I, Col• lumbus on May 19, Mr. and Mn. Norman Fref{erick called on Mr. and Mrs. JYan Wdod, Pomeroy. Sunday momintlfr. and Mf'I. Koy G�d� al Tuppers Plain• called on hi.a sister,, Mrs. Milo Biggs. Sunday. Mu. Martha :McElroy ,ind toil. V.irgil, and d&u,hter, Mn. Jf" ehry Spencer, spent the week�nd With , Dayton Mc�roy and famfly · ' at Morrow. Mrs. Elizabeth Rader, Kr. and,, Mn. Don J.,eil'beit and son,, Sprint field, spent Saturday nisht Ind Sunday with the former'a ailtet, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Biggs. Sunday · evenine visiton of and Mrs. Curt Frederick were Mr• and Mrs. Paul Kelley, "Mr, •nd Reid Eynon of Morning Star and Mr. and Mn. A. H. Bailey, BuhQ.. Miss Polly Williama returned Cb her home near Harpd, K,., Satui-• day after spending sever� weelii: with her brother and family, Fffe;/ man Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Norman ll'rederfel were in Logan one day last wee\. · Jerry Frederick viaited bis unele and aunt, Mr. and Mn. C. A.. SffW• art, in Nelsonville. illonday. lfi, lllrf· �New Record Set In 880 Yard Rela y Ru n White Sox Add Valued Member To Competant Relief Staff � ll'nat. lnhrnlltion1I I The Chk1.10 White Sox· relief fthi or Staley & Lown hlS 8 new 1enior partner ift Rud Kemmer•· AeqoJrH from lbe Washington �111fon, MaJ 18. as a sort of "Iun· Ior part��r ,• m c h�.rge O 1 llllopptn1 up lost games . _ Item_ merer bH proved a revelation to �•na1ei' Al Lopez and the Amerlean Lea,ue champlon1. He's allo-wed 10 hits and only two runs lil O 1-3 il\nlll&s and looks like a valuable addition to a 8laU whose ■tarters have turned in only i.cven complete games. Keahnerer did his best job yet fer the White Sox Friday night 'Wilen Ile hurled 1huto ut ball for I andl 2-3 lnnina:1 in .11 7-4 victory over the KanJ1s City Athletics that kept the Sox. wlthln a half­ llllDII of lbe rJnt-place Baltimore Oriolu. The 6-3, 200-pound right laandft toot over for Billy Pierce wh� the Athletics went ahead, 4S in the fourth lnnlng and limit­ ed r(jhlillll City to lour hllli while · 1trtklng out rour the rest o f the Wa)'. I R._aln Flnt Place . . . The Onole1 . had regai ned fir.st place by shad m1 the New York Yankees, 3-2 in an aftt>rnoon game a11d the Boston lied Sox downed the Washington Senators, 4-:l in the other American League games. The Cl l'vclan d-at- Detroit ni&ht game was postpone d be­ cause of nin The St. Louis C■rdinal1 knock· ed oH the first pl ac� San Fr1m­ ciJ!co Giants, 5·4 the Cincinnati Reels beat the Milwaukee Braves 9-5 and thl! Los Aneele11 Dodgers scored their fifth straight win 5. 3 over the Chicago Cubs m Na­ tlonal Lesgue action. The Phila• delphia,at,Pittaburgh nigh� came was postponed because of rain. BOWLING Friday Night LHfU• Mlgh Scorn May 20 ffigh team single game New York Clothing 77f High team three games, New York Clothing 21� High ind. single game, M . Mur­ ray 197 High Ind. three grmes M. t!:bers bach 5o8 S.Cond H•lf St1ndtn1• New Yo rk Clothing 32 1,'1 HP/2 22 26 Moores Store Landmark 22 26 Racine Serv. Sta. 19½ 28% Fin.I St1ndlnes New York Clothing 66¼ 35% Moore1 Store 48 M $2 Landmark l)O Racine Serv. Sta . . . . . 33� 68½: St■un Ml1h1 Hiih Ind. three games M . Mur­ ray 577 High Ind. Ri1111le game P. Col· llrui 21 g H:lgh te.11m three e;ames Land­ PATRl'l>TS SCHEDULI GAMES BOST'O� (UPIJ - Tihe Boston Patriots of tJhe Amerifin Football Ltaeue �� ,announced a 14pme IChedule for the 1960 season 'With 1111 home 91mes lo be played Frida,. nights at BOBlOD Un!vcr­ aib' ,field. S'l'ANDINGS 4---Dally S ntinel, Pomeroy-MlddleJ>Orl, 0., May 28, 1960 -___ ._ . ---�-=- -------ONE 0,.1'1 Nut Week . "' DUDS IN SUDS AHEAD - • - . .iy Alan .,,_ i Ohio 1·hiuclads Rained Out Friday By United ,rffl' ln...,natlonal AMl!ltlC AH U:AGUE W L Pet. GB Balt 11norP 21 1 4 .600 Chiv�lann 18 12 .600 ¾ t ·h 1r�go 20 14 .388 �2 1 Delro1t 15 14 .517 New York Ill 1 , ,&Hli • Washin11ton 13 1 9 .406 B TZL Boston 12 ·s .400 :""' Kansas City 13 22 .371 Fr id•y'• IMultt Ba11 unore 3 New York' 2 Bo ston 4 Washington 3. night Cleveland al Detroit, night. ppd rain Chlrago 7 K■nsa:� City 4, night Saturclay'1 Probaltl• ;1tdl.,.1 Cleveland at Detroit-Grant 2-1 vs Mossi 2-3 Chicago at Kamms City night­ Dono van l •O vs n111ey 4-2 Boston at Bal! imore night­ Sullivan 1 -4 vs Portocarrero 3-0 Washington at New York night -Kaat l -3 vs Coates 4·0 Sundly's G■m.s Chlogo at Kan1a1 Cih ctr,•C'land at Detroit Ho.� 1on at Baltim ore Washi niton at Ntw York NATIONA L LEAGUE vi L Pd. GB San Fran("ISl'O . 24 13 .649 Pittsburgh 23 If .622 1 Milwaukee 16 13 .522 4 Cincinnati 20 18 .626 4 ½ Lo� Angeles 18 19 .486 6 16 20 .444 7 ½: St. Louis . Chicago I I 1 9 .367 9 ½: Philadelphia ti 24 .333 11 ½: Frld•Y• R•1ultl Los An�clcs 5 Chicago 3 St. Louis 5 San Francisco 4, nlcht Cincinnali 9 Milwaukee S, ni1ht Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, niaht ppd, rain Sdurday', ProNbl• PH-char& Philadelphia at Pittsbur&h­ Mt•y�r 3-1 vs I.aw 6-1 Milwaukee at Cincinnati-Wil­ ley 2·2 vs Hook 3· 3 Los Angeles at Ch icago--Kou­ fsx 1 -4 v� Ellsworth 2-1 San Francillco at St. Louis­ Jones 5-3 vs Sadeck.i 0-1 Sunday'• Gam.-.. Philadelphin at Pittsburgh Mi lwaukee at Clncinnatl Lo& Angeles at Chicago San Francisco ot St. Loulll COLUMBUS (UPI) - Their muscl.. flexed in the prelimi­ naries and their eyes to the sky , a host of high school athletes were eager to show their stuff 1oday in track-, baseball, tenn.is and golf tournament competition. � I slowed Cloudbursts in Columbus Friday the �i nclad11, dampened the golfers, torced the lfflnil indoors and washed out some bai;ebaU. However, tl1e downpours falled lo prevent Cla11 AA cham pion Cleve-land GlenviUe's 880-yard re• lay Ql!am {rom RttinJ a new state rec ord. The 9C1uad of Al Woodal, Frank Peret, Vil' Reed end Nate AdMls went the distance in 1 :28.8 New H•••Lway PaI'nt BI'ds. . t, I 1 porn A C•rteon J. 1q M---___ - J•mx ayb--R e --d e --H s ____ ave B ·roken That Made Milwaukee Famous CINCINNATI UPl - M�M fheJim Brosnan took the win, Reda tiave brolnm the jinx that J blanking the Braves with one hit made M ilwaukee infamous. . for the final rain-delayed fo ur in• Today'• encounttr, with Reds- nlnp. baltei' Carlton Willey wrking for Vada Pinson hit hi!! second tri'­ the Brave1, may tell the tale. Wil- ple of the ball game to set up the . _ Jey seek,, h1s third victo ry of the winning ral J..v . Two intentional se1.11on agalnsl two losses. His first pa■ses loaded the bases to make l �o :wins came st �he ex pense of Bailey's fo urth homer of the sea­ _ a favor te Milwau kee C 1ncmnah, i son II fruitful one. target. Bob Purkey w orked five Innings, The Braves \\'ere eallln11 alon1 giving up six hits including two Friday night to another Victory, Eddie Mathews home runs, one when ttie Reds g<it tough and tied wit,h a runner abonrd. 'then, with the jinx in high gear it &-S0 and in the bottom of the ninth hig Ed Bailey decided to do I a ndi the Braves leading !5-0. Cin­ something personal to end the citbtati fought back. The Redlega pu¼)ed within OM run of lhe jinx. Brne11, shelling Lew Burdette He limacked a grand slam home from lhe m o und. run. It won Lhe ball eame, 9-5, it Four llraight hits, including a put the Clncinnalia11s within half­ a-game o f taldng over third place, Gti1 Bell double, llent home two and it tied Bailey for flfth among runs and brought Bob Rush, the the National League leadota al l oser, hurrying to the mound: Jer- . the plate. His average is & husky ry Lynch singled, scorlng a third. 1 Bailey sacrificed·to make Jt 5-4. In .328. the slxth, the. Reds knotted the score on Elio Chl!COll'.liP'Rlfi: •ingle I and PJnson's firs( triple of the evening. Mailman, Freed By Jury Wants Old Job Back fq Misell Traded To P1' ttsburgh By Sl, LoUIS , __ -·- s...,... ........ retr, pel'Abtant body b&JTt(e-s, tu!· .f'e&d Im tl\1-rd f't.Nlcht defeat. '11le 1corinc on, • :Eive1)0lnt1'luat buMI favored PINlt u folkrft: Referee Charley lb.ndol'lih, 71• M; Jude• Ray Letoord, 7068, ilnd Judie Ral ph M011. 1 u-n. Durlng the cbmpanoUvely doll fllht, Jordan su:Mend a flYe-ttltch fj llt on hh •le(t brow- iand , nick on rilbt brow. He WII bleeding from the ROie at the finl1h. · Tbuie ce several l'$8M$ why � \¥111 l,e im--•d •• lho OP, -ponen t for Outiil • 1ll!Oond :worl� wel{Ot"Wellllt oli.,.ion lo Odober. ru.t, and pomapo moat import­ �r. "!�- _i-...t ond m,...., illl,,nuel A11n10 _,Id �roler who could command from ltle¥ioloa .... pacify crowd In New TERMITES o ejiol� a 'lffee "'lee ...... I ... York. 1 I For Mizell, Qie Pirates sur­ rendtred lnllelder Manuel Javier, called by Plttatiureh General Mana&er Joe Brown "one !'.If tbe mo,t briJUani prospil!lct1 In the minor leatu,1." Javier was wJth the Pirate Jntl!lrnatlonal Lea­ Jue at Columbu•, Ohio. - In addi­ ti on, the Cerda eet a pitcher to be named at • later date a·nd will lf!lnd inllelder Dick Gray to Columbus. , � . . '' .' '9JL WIWJWON . . •' . � " ,. . . " • �. odJo · llltM..., •._ -, "- ""'•· • ...... ... the WIWAM· KINT STUDIOS Of DANa ' RACINE HIGIJ SCHOOL AUDITOIUUM ,. WED.,_ JUNE 1st 7:30 P.M. ' Sponsored by Racine American Legion Aux­ Post No. 602 M.tzen·, 1909 chart w11 ll-10 with el.ht complete garnet. .,.He appeared in 31 contest., pitching 2(tt Innings, allowin,: 191 hita strlklne out 108 whlie walkine 89. His earitfld nm 1ver11e WH 4.21. ue · ii 1·3 for lbe curTent seaaon. You '\'n Rn,i ewr,lhlnq ,needed r� fio1!'4' ,epalr under one roof. Easy �udtet 1erm1,. . ' QUl-r, MOCKIY l'OIT WINNIPEG, M•,. (UPI) - 11111 Moidenlo> quit u <i>ooh of the W.lnnl.,., Womoro_ of tl>o Weotern llookey 1->o Fndoy - In Ofiior t,, dev.te linle to hlo 1,o,ot. i,,. olley l>ualn.,. and hJa !"1'!1r- "'°'" • SIDING Ai'lllt . ,._, WCKINA WM. & Slltl.Y co. '. - , ' ' by Po.;.or Ctmtat llock (o. wm · ue , ... 4J.L YOl,18 LOCAlt AGBNT DANCi VARltftES ' l!RB AT !ill . WlLLIAMSON OI L CO. ,FJR�TO"E DISTRIBUTOR "�AM!ION AND DELil.AH" your home �1),,( - .,..111y 'IJovOI .... , cdlQI In • YOl'lety of ljle­ oleo. ■■ INSPl(TIO!t COkT�U(NO llUl---■ ' NOTIIJNG DOWN EASY MON'l'HLY PAI.YNINTS N '( ■A•I IN IUIIIIIIU NOW AT STATE THU.TIE l'T. rL U.SANT to brighten r.:. Clfll1E: PllllitCD J�:n�"�!�=ok - - - - - · - - •. - - _ Pl1TSBURGH UPI-The Pittsburgh Pirates, "aacrlficlng a · future for the present", Fr!day night acquired aouthpaw pitcher Wilmer Vinegar Bend Mltell from tbe St. Louie C1rdinals in an attempt lo bol1ter their penr,ant hopes. See a tsug ... Call P• SUNDAY and MONDAY Elizabeth Taylor ' P.'.lul Newman - BQrl Ives "CAT ON A HOT TIN ;llOOF'' By Tenn..... wmtqu,r 1 ! ----',_..,.. ., ...., _ �-- --- J By G0Vefflftlent LAS VF.GAS, Nev. (UPl)-Mua­ eular Benn y (Kid) PaRt ol' Cuba, whose wllWfll body attack won the world weltetwel&ht coamp1on1hlp from ·laoky Don Sonlan Fri, day n.lght, probably iwtn defend hia new 147-round crown, in Ne,w Yori!: 011 Oct. HI. De1ptte II private return-bout -conLr,aet with Jordan of Loe Angele1, nesotlaUons today ,ndleat• 1 ed bhat the Macli8on Square Gar­ I den eh,Hqer would be Federico ,,hoffl!,MOn of A.r,enUBII - not Jor­ don. Jordan, U, wu .unlmpreulve in Friday a�t,. natlqnall1 televlHd 15-Nunder ct the 1M Vee.a. Con­ vention Center • lie � a u1111nl­ mou• <hiol■lon ,be(ON, • diaappolnt• l"tJ ct,,wd ..Umo� at 3,DOO, Don, who weakmed: under Pa- 1/Af, 114P A �J!-'Wfl(Atlt.l! 7D "'-"r;, fl,F T�D FOlt .$- 1 :Z -1 J; _,� Awts W#'N FW�t> 4 � • High Recogm'tion Paret's Slamming Body Attack - Lifted Title From Don Jordan· Iii t ■Yff'I, Nlptl TONIGHT Color �rtoon Feet-yre "G UUJ\IER'S TRA\11:LS" (The Giiint Among lie · 1'1WI)' Peoples!) - .wlso James stew.art, She.Hey Wintel'l!I "WINCHESTER '711> 'P II¥ 'rill! /1$, ()l'/i,( SINCG "" lljMtr IN 1952. FRCM 19.S­ . nV "'° ,.,..,.:.,i_ arded Crow's Steak House " a nd behold, al lhe door of the temple of .Jf'hovah , be­ tween the _poreh and the altar , were about five and twen­ ty men, wtth their backs toward the temple of Jehovah and their faces toward the east ; and they were worship: ping the sun toward the east .'' I \�i•Q •b i'' ltt W WI c...t.lo-Couf C!iun:h of Chrt.i. Middleport TEXT, fver,e 16bJ Ezekiel 8. Seventy-five percent of the wood land owners in the nation are farmers. I j 11. . . ...J; . - - .. ' � '. .- . -.- ., , Pitnics Ar•. Wili dl.ff . . . .. . . •. r Lei's go on a picnic! By all 111eans, '.'let: s?" 'It's ,;pdd l�r a Canlll)I.' Sikh recr�ation s_trenglhens. family ties . There are �lw�t'I !l ,w. •i>Ols_ tp explore, ciliicllv�tle. lb ioa"kl, .and ·· then there 1s always the dinner to be enjoy ed. , . , _ · Yes, picnics are_ fine. ')'her� is ju�t one pr ed¥tit!ll piat sbou!d.. � �ftt_. '.!'hey _shlluld not be. allowed IQ interfere with regular chu rcli altenaance tiy the t'aiiti ' ly_ They ••n always be arranged so they will not lnlerfere. _ By all means enjoy picnics, but ·be aure to keep lint things llrit; on church days don't !all to attend services tirst. ' '.Vith the hope it wi ll, In SQtne l'hli:tsure, foster and help sustairt that which is good in family arra i!1>mm1:1hity lihi, this feature is sponsored by fhe bu�iness /irms and, orgdnizotions whosj! names 'lr>pear below. . . STIFFLER RID ANCHOR IAKER FURNITURE Mlddlepol1 l'�ltaloy Badget Slloppln1 tenter fOREMAN & ABIOn ..;)ujo,n OfllO VALLEY BAKING CO• . Built Kitchens •ken of Hollum Bread l'llddlepon rHE UNITED 'STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA IM•I ::nloa 5888, R,venswood, • c , 1 ., . , I l! :·11 : l . J ' l. If. ltAWLINGS & SONS CO. w. v,. 1am: Dodge HEIME'll'S · BAKERY ' • 'Ill Buen Of Good Hvntlal!l<Jg, w. Bread VL & l'lymoulll Dealer :1- 4, " AMl!!lllCA'S GREATEST DA NGER" Ry Fred I. Gardner. M in ister Carr i5 heavily favored to win the Jff.-liOle final and become the third min ever to win �e title more than twice. He w � it in 1 9!53 affd 19�. .[ But C ochran, a 4't-year-�d play­ er wh o advanced farther than he or anyone else es pected,- is con­ fident Ile can give the 3'7-year-old • Carr s good battle. I -State c-,,.ails _ For COLU?d!IUS UPJ _ The elate today called for new blda on paint for higliway markers. The ordlei' (or new bl�11 came on the heels or Gov . Mlehael V. DISalle'e eanceUing e o 11 t r a c t awards made to two Baltimore Md., firms which drew protests from other point firms. to snap tbt old record. set only a year 1110 by Cleveland East Terh at 1 ;29.3. 111 the day's only completed baseball 1ame, Liberty Union of Fairfield County shut out Goshen 10 move intp the Ilo.ils_ The Con­ voy Unlon-Br1"Cevlll'e battle was railed a(tei" (ive Wit lnnlhgs with ronvoy leadl� 5-0. voy leadln,1 �O. Sptlheftaltl Pl.,_.. Sh i: Sprin�iehl showed It is the l Claes A!,. team to beat in track. It placed 1lx qu litie{s� . one more than Glenvil�. �e Wildcats qualified in Ii.I: ot t e eight events they �11tered. In the Cl.las A qualifier■, CinC'innati DePorrea. alwaj, • power I but nevel' a winner in the big meet, ma)' come 11.ome wJ\h all the baCQll thil time. The Cincinnati acbdbl Qualified in lh ree of the 5ev'en events ancj fini:11hed tll.nner'41 in t�o m ore the shotpul aqd broad jump. The . baseball tournament may not wind up before M onday. ed hi• li!II "ilrtlldI,, tao Mifldle,m:t l!CiNR!llfhtl!• ella lilt cream bata, decorated e\lp ea. and mint, weri � - P'lvon horns were sJ.veb' to each child. , ShtU11 at the IUNI table helpin g serve were Joe Welker, T. R1<e. Tomtny Cook, Davtd Knw ct}'n, Stewart Mehlman, Bdbby 117---. !ell and Bobby Je(I H)'sell. Stt:-vc.n's mother, Mrt. 11.obat' Story. wa■ n■isted by Mn. Heynolds . kindergarten tenlier. • .. �ll/i#--, SERMONE'ITE PORTRUSH, Northern !reland UPI-Bob Cochran of St. Louis plays Joe Carr ot Oublln today in what Ireland regard1 H an all­ Irl.�h final for the Brilish Ama­ teur golf championsbip . Cochr�n is of Iri■h anceatry. In Most Events; Goshen Is Beaten The protests charged that Hiah• way Director Everett S. Preston s A had ch1mged spet-irlcations for the pain) ,1,�r the bid, were In. The Highway Dt!partment 11ld in a statement that the previo us; award! were canc�lled becallS� an · "uneuteeuful bidder complamed . tull detail! or a mathem'atiPhiLlp S n. p/esldeiit of Amthat WIGIITMll,N TEAM NAMID � cal formula used to equate dura- erican �le Pbwer Campany LONDON (UPI}-Slur le y Bloom­ bilily and performance to cost per Jnd of Appa1acl1ian POWtlr Corh­ '1 6"Hher, Pat W,ard Hales, Ann Pllon were not contained ln the pany Wu presenled pie an�\181 Angela �don, Mortimtr e11d . original lnvltatlor\ to bid.'• Conaei'vaUon Service AWaN or the Ohriitlne 1'ruman 1hav.e ,been &e· DiS11lle aald he saw nothing u. s. nepil:ttment of the I11l8dor lecited to repreaeni . 8Ntain in the #t'ong with th� formula but fell at a dinner ceremony Thursday annual Wiihtman Cup toonts n should have been In the origin• evenin&, May all, 111 New York. matobee Ullil'lll �ht'! United St.tes al call for bide. The department The pres�latlon was made by 1t Wtmbledon, .lune 10- 1 1 . sald the new Invitation for bid& Royce A. �d)'. me Depaiµnent's mary 238 will carry full details of the for- A111ietant Secrttary for Mineral mula used to determine the val- Re&aurcea. High team single game Land· In a citation letter presented ue of durabillty and performance. mark 863 T-,. Five •••••n A,1Contf'OY•ny Ovi,r Conttaet to Mr. Sporn, Secretary of the Preston said during the conlro- Interior Fred A. SeatOD, wrote M . Ebenb11ch 180 versy which arose when details o r that Ou� cOVeted award wu "In M . Murray 158 the contract and btd,Hng came to reco gnition or th& valuab1e ,er­ P. Mullen 106 At Your P. Collins Team Three Game, Fi(e N ovelty Jight that the formula waa gen- vices y ou have rendered u a erally known by implicati on. P. Pitchrord 140 pro1,�nent of co.n,ervation of the Shop 26:.!Q ruel11 of the United Stat01." Team Single Game Stroh'e CITY LIAGU E Secretary Seaton apeclflcall,y Automatic Laundry Beer Q34. Mith Stof'fl Ml y 1 0 , I 960 cited Mr. Sporn's contribution to St11ndln111 P<t, W L In Middleport High Three Game Ind . , O'Brien Fife No velty Shop 3 1 20 .608 the conservation of fuel, through Owner-Operator �9Simproved ul.ill:r.atlon practices ln­ Hohinson's Laundry 29 22 .es9 Mr,. Don Gosney lllgh Single Game. (Horks) Da- Ohio Power cluding advanced design and 27 24 .1529 vl operation of the heet pump; num­ Strnh's Beer 24 27 .471 �""""""""""""�"""�""""""�!..'...: �� - -- _____ erous improvemenh In the trans­ F.lks .471 24 27 mission of electricity at high volt New Haven 18 33 .353 PORTSMOUm, 0. (UPl)-How- sges ; and pioneering In the gen­ SEASON HIGHS ard Hensley, 41, of near h+re, �(1tlon of eleptrJc)t� l:!f ,st,!�m Incl. ::I gamea, CHrford 681 .Pla11ned today to regaln ·h!.!I joh · es o perating at high tentpffatqre1 Ind I ii::ame, Ui flord-Flanagsu • Scioto County maHman foll.ow- and preuures---reeultin'I 'in a Tcum 3 game&, Elks 2778 Jn,g his acquiUal Friday of mur• stead y Increase In the efficiency Team 1 game. Stro h's Beer 989 of generatine ele<'lric energy from dering his wife. TOP "5'1 BOWLIAS AVG, Hensley ,was released -aft.er Vin- coal and 1he conservation of Cl ifford . . . . . . . . 182.3 ''The ton County Common P:leas Judge fuels. I.auks . . . . . . . . . , 178.4 --- ----Hawley . . . W. Smilh, olltlng on assign. C. . . 177,3 Ta,.. S.n,allon e mont, Jn,tructed the ,Jury lo r - Killer Typhoon Hits Searles . . . . . . . . . . . . . 176.5 In • S•ndwlch" . . . 17,.0 Flanngan turn ,a verdict of ,Innocent, after Scuso11 Fin1:1I Standings. two day! of testimony. The judge Luzon In Philippines �...... S,11..., 1..., ,.... MANJLA UPI-A. "killer" tyS'ald 1jhe pr�cutio n 1had no l pre,.11�ted �11oulil!h ev.ldenee lo conv.ict phoon lashed .the Phlllpplne1' blgBUY TWO PLAYIRI POH11..AND. Ore. (UPf) - The Hensley. a;eat lsland of Luzon tod•y, caustot.II. ■IG, ti, I, f■I. Portland Be.aver,s of the Patlfi� He ,had ,been, abarted with sec- · In& the worst floods in M:Jnlla ' s Coast Le111gue !have ,puffl\Bsed ond•dOfl'e e murder ln lhe shotgun hbtory . and leaving at least lnt pllc-her Vito V,alentlnell.l from the death of ·his ·wHe, Vlrginla Lo!IW! ., per1on dead or mlsalnG In Its wake Miami Mt1rlh111 or tihe lnternat.lon­ 40, on July 24 at their home. Her►. Pollet npotta Hid about 10,000 al L eague and were left homeleu by the ahootlnr o utfle-lder lh& peraon1 wa'J oontended Blll aley Wll­ POMEROY, OHIO .sion , from Tacoma. accldental. -Mra. Henalcy w.as II.HI- r■elnl atorm-the aetond natun1I ed durJng a n ar,&ument wlttib he,- dil11ler to Jtrlke the Phillpplaea -husband lnvolvlna: �er �at1her, who j ln a Week-and dn. ma1• wu eati­ · rnated at about $500,000. __ llved wlbh the couple. Washing Facdities SL wuisan ln Final Test For All Irish Final e IIG Daily S�ntinel, Pomeroy-Middlepo rt. O , May 28, 1960--5 6th BirtJulay Ob.f!l'Nd 0� --------""""7 Pt••" · ' UNDl!RGOII I IUIIO..Y Lester Russell Of Pleallliftt Ridd , underwent 111rl:ef)' •t the Poinl , Clinic- in Point Plfflint 'Nldaf afternoon. Hia condttJon la lepori­ cd �ood. Oak Hill News Item, .)f Interest a., MrL Hott-lo F,,..,,. Mrs. UlHan Gladman and daua:i I ter. Shirli•y . and three friendl ii Northup vi!ited Mr. and !li(n, Mtlo · Bi gga. Sunday. Mrs. Emily Ct,ng:roY! of Cbl\l,h. bu1 spent la&t week with her ln_O­ lher and brothtir, :.t:n. �de Warner and Wilbur. Mr. and Mri. Emerson frdoJf:i of Man.llfield spent last weetenif yUh her parents, Mr. and Mn. Pl!ll Kell"°. Mr. and Pilni. Hobert Whtie l)f Red Brush. "Ar. and Mrs. R,iymond frank 1pent an ev-enin1 ncently with Mrs. Gertrude Wamet and Wilbur. Mr. and Mrs. Geor1e Fre�••t received word of the birth ol tWln daughters born to tfielr ghnd­ daughter, Betty )"rost Myel'I, Col• lumbus on May 19, Mr. and Mn. Norman Fref{erick called on Mr. and Mrs. JYan Wdod, Pomeroy. Sunday momintlfr. and Mf'I. Koy G�d� al Tuppers Plain• called on hi.a sister,, Mrs. Milo Biggs. Sunday. Mu. Martha :McElroy ,ind toil. V.irgil, and d&u,hter, Mn. Jf" ehry Spencer, spent the week�nd With , Dayton Mc�roy and famfly · ' at Morrow. Mrs. Elizabeth Rader, Kr. and,, Mn. Don J.,eil'beit and son,, Sprint field, spent Saturday nisht Ind Sunday with the former'a ailtet, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Biggs. Sunday · evenine visiton of and Mrs. Curt Frederick were Mr• and Mrs. Paul Kelley, "Mr, •nd Reid Eynon of Morning Star and Mr. and Mn. A. H. Bailey, BuhQ.. Miss Polly Williama returned Cb her home near Harpd, K,., Satui-• day after spending sever� weelii: with her brother and family, Fffe;/ man Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Norman ll'rederfel were in Logan one day last wee\. · Jerry Frederick viaited bis unele and aunt, Mr. and Mn. C. A.. SffW• art, in Nelsonville. illonday. lfi, lllrf· �- ·---•- ...... -. - --· - --� .. . -· - - - . ... ._DallJ' Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , May 28, 1960 I u· tlon 7.79, State Route No. 680 In Lee and Alexander T0Wl1Jhlp1 by · I applying a bituminou1*Ueatroen tNOTICli! TO COHTRACTOI.$ NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS RUN 1 4 FT AL U M INUM 2 0 · d m T 0 abouts 30 h. p. motor and · · : OEPARi��� � o;.:.WAYS ',� DEPAR�r,:E :T � �7!!wAY S trailers Bob Roberta, Letart _• of:er ,., ,"i... _ · n: :: l���:t 1:: : 27 m C•lumbt.,11, Ohio; •� 20, 1 NO Colurnbu,, Ohio, May 20, 1 960 Falls Phone CH7·2277. 5-26-Jtc Propoul No. 2 Contr1d S1IH Contract S..I" Dr. George l. Hill, diredor of Mora. TION AUC PUBLIC County, Ohio, on Section s Gallia 368 • 60 No. Copy l.,,_I Let•I 60 No. Copy l59 • .. l'Oa CONSISTENT DEPE NDABLE RESULTS d an ce at Ohlo U n iversity, spoke gui S1turd1y, JurM 4, 1 960, 1 :00 P. M. ), St 0.56 (part 0.30, ate 0.00, Route UNIT PRICE CONTRACT UNIT Pl.IC! CONTRA CT Randall Powell, E lton Ritchie, RATES on the topic ''U nfinished Business'' u r r, w and home y eold ell be ill e Town• Walnut n ha g Perry d 77 No. re-ceivbe Seale will d s propo proposals als Sealed will r ceivm v .s I Rose, Melvin Sanden, Shar• Roger d at the , o s at d auction ou at ng 8 bituminous at graduation exercises hel s my t e applyi by g ship al Highed offi State the at the of ed h of oHic ce the he h HighState od uJ Witllam Shelton, Dale :,e Shield.a, on �r•., 60 charge Minimum II •t1 per word. .)■e tmertion. my hu m t• loc.- ated at 464 M a in St . , way Director of Ohio, at Columbus, way Director of Ohio, at C ol umbuii, treatment- ltem11 T·30, T•3 2. Pav e- Eastern High School aud itorium Showalter, Sharon S loter, Barbara I oeata ,- word for thN,e COlbWWtltive insertions. :11Jddl t· port, Ohio, consisting of: Ohio, until 10 A. M , Ohio ( Eastern) uhi o, unttJ 1 0 a. m., Ohio (Eastern) ment : Wid th 18 feet, Lensth 4 1 ,- Wednesday evening for 49 grad u- Smith, Janet Sovel, Audrey Spell• 1.....1) - one .month for 30 cent, per word . . Syl11a111a TV. telephone stand, 4 Standard Tune . T ucsd.iy_ June J4, �l.inJard Time, T uesd lly, June 14, 02.r>.60 feet. Width 20 (eet, Leneth sting seniors. Diplomas were pre cer, Martha Stearn a, Kenneth Ti1£· 1'111 rate of 8 �ts per word will be ebar-1ed for advertl.lin& t)' n cou , n n by Patterso d 0. O. complete bedroom suites, maple 1960, tor lmpro11ements in: 1 ,372.80 feet. Total Length 42,398.• se te t !,tiO, tor improvements in: IC ll!N paid 'lri1lbln 10 W• after receivin.: bill. garl, Jamea Torrence, Ernest Vine• superinten derit of schools. sweepers dlilt'tte set. ( 1 GE 8.03 & miles. feet or 2 40 Nos. J to 5 inclusive Proposals Proposals Nos. 1 to 7 inclusive Either Wat.kin, and Sandra yard, &bouJd be reportf'd lmmedlat.ely. The lnON • Musk [or the occasion was preI IJ.tnultonl, Maytag wa sher, are of fered as one project and will arc of rcred 81 one project and will Propoul No. 3 WoUe. Dall,- lletlnel wlll not be reapouible for more Lb.an one inco:rri nse tubs, u1il1ty cabinet, Frig- be awarded as one tontract Meig.1 County, Ohio, ·on Section sen te d by the school band under be award ed aa o ne contract. d irection o( Lloyd Johnson. id.ilre elednr stove, mixer and ' Propowl No. I o.oo uiirl), St&te Route No. 346 lheSeniors Propoul No. I llDd Speclal NoUce1 of �,"llta U.UO. Obituarie.11 grad uating J were Ruth and applying by ulenslls Township, kill-hen Columbia in C of part toaster. on Ohio, ounty, Athens County, Ohio, o n Sec• Meigs p,bll....., 1t I c,nl pe, won!. Ann Baker, Marlen e Barr, :Sharon Two licenses l8S ued -n rugs, throw wr1 d1she desk, n ---,-..,,.-:-treatme -g t-Item, 680 bituminous . a No. T· 11 Houle Slate o.Oo, Section � 3 DAYS C DAYS W0111l8 ¥ 1 DAY I MO. Prapo-..1 No. 3 lime in Scipio Township, by remov m g 1 lawn mower ( power), 30, T-32. Pavemen t: Wid th 18 feet . Bearh& , Mary Carr, William Chap­ $ 1 -30 IIOc 80c 15 �teigs Coun t.Y, Ohio, on part of Length 8,606.40 feel at 1.63 miles. ma n , Zenith Chevalier, Carl Chi• For Marria11:es and bridge electric uty d heavy o spruadcr, slah ncrete c existing, D $6.00 IUIO ,1.20 IOe ches ter, i\!lartha Coleman, Larry Two marriai:e-licenaes have bee n cord, garden tools, barrel back replace with a stee l be.i m and ere• Sc ct_1 on . 0.00, State Route No. 680 Proposal No. 4 17.l!O '2-2.4 .I.IIO 'lie D Cow• Patty in Probate C ourt to the fol­ Colllrui, Cowdery, Lee isa1.1ed S cha u , 7 pc. dining room suite, osoted 1 imbe r bridge 18 foot . o in. r n S � ipio Township, by removing n o Meigs County, Ohio, ect ion 1 by 10 A.II. will be In U...1 .U, fluor puliliher . Frigidaire dryer, span, and 2r, foot . 6 inch roadway; c x isl l ng steel beam bridge, 17 foot 2 1 .46, State Rou te No. 680 in Or- dery, Ronald Cowdery, Lewis Co­ lowing; water holie, 2 serving carts, Ke!- Bridge No, MEG-680-0192. Span O m c h span , 14: fee t O ineh road - a nge an d Olive Townships, by ap- i.art, Wi11iam Crislip, Virgin ia CW· William E. Brewer, 22, carpe n­ v1n.11lur refrigerator, deep fryer, one { l l 18 feet . o inches, Roudway I way, a nd replace with a Btee J bea m plying a bituminous treatment- tis, Davl d Oavif. t er, La ngsville, and Alberta Haw­ r c and eosoted ge d bri timber 20 llems T·30' T·32 _ Type-Steel glider and porch cha1u, lamps. 2 0 feet . 6 1· nches, · William Durst , Dunna Fi tch, kins, 17. Btuden t, RuUand. loot O in ch span Bind 25 fool 6 inch blankers and guilts, sprilyer, 2 Beam Pavement: Widtb 18 foet. Lengt h Ralph Gitlen Tressie Gilla.nd Ed· Owens O. Winter, 63, roo(er, · rnadway, Brid ge No. MEG 680-0258 ' sttp ladders, socket wrench set. Proposal No. 2 (9) 4 1 , 1 84 teet or 7.80 miles. n Hensley, Da• Parkersburg, a nd Pearl Mae Carmi­ Joan Hartung,' gar one I S pan eet 20 f hes, c in 0 ( ) · Me igs C ounty, Ohio, on part of belt sander, 3 living room sui tes Propoul No. 5 vid Jordan, Dolores Koe nig, Roger chael, 43, cook, Mid dleport, R t . 1. TIIIJIIITI AND P IT CONTROi. ONE GARDEN RA OR, 2 good . ( 1 plaslic and I 2 pc. sectional), T CT Section o .00, Slate ttoutc No. 680 Roadway wid th 25 feet • 6 inchs. Meigs Cou nty, Ohio, on Section Lan ce Carl Landon Charles Lee Hot1ell a nd SB d dle11, . one Pla y m 1�cell.11.neous items. in Scipio Townshi p hy removin g 1'ype--SteeI Bearn. 0.00, State Route No. 689 in Co- Susie Livingston Her'bert '!alheny ' _, ... N-ldl. P- R. Propou l �o. 4 Yar d, o ne 4 cyc le Midget Car l Tlu.s furniture is all high c la.ss exist in � limber beam bridge 13 Local SA Coi'J)8men . lumbia Tow nship, by applying 8 I Clyde M,xey Th ' omas M,"y, John' ... A. IINtu 'lt1tlon WT2M � 1gs County, Oh lO , on part of for Chil d re n , goo d as new. Conme rchand ise and has had good loo t . 4 mt h span , 17 f oot . t inch • T·30, ems t t-I n treatme bituminous 1 Attend Meetings 4-26-ffc l,Nt,. tact Arnold Grate, at Rutland 1 care. roadway, and replace with a steel Set t10.n . 0.00, Sta te Route No. 680 T-JZ. Pavement: Widlh 1 8 feet I The Salvatio n Army Youth Coun• For Invited Public i S?1p10. Fur niture day, or Phone SH2by Township, removing . n Harold M. Brown , Owner beam and creos1,t ed timber bridge Lenglh 2 1 •22�·60 fl. or 4-02 miles. CLlff BYERS AND IIJS STRING • cil was lleld i n Cincin nati, May 21 4 1 91 Eve nl nga. !S·24-6tc / N"t l?esponsible for Accidents 20 fe l'I . o inl"h s pan, 25 foot - 6 j ex_isting timber beam brid• ge 7 loot arki ng CeremObJeJ Propoul No. 6 Notu will bt at the Cbe, ter 22 for Sou theast Ohio and d an h f e pan, • 6 oot mcb 11 • O road ll TERMS: Cash inch ro.idw,,y, Bridge No. MEG 1 m The pubbe, with spec ial invita• Norlheas t Kentucky. Vin ton County, Ohio, on Section Alumni d1n1.:e Saturday, Ma)' 28. replace d an beam way steel a with f m u !II 80 Racine, eet Co,, 0 Ohio 6 -0220, S pi Bradford Auction 20 · ne . 0.00, State Route No. 689 in tfons exte nde d to descendents, is Will reaume at Wilkesville on Saleij Manager: A. C , Bradford iudies, Hoildw.iy w1dlh 25 fP et 6 and creosote d f l mb t"r bridge H Wilkesvllle and Vinton Townships, i nvited to attend grave markin g Spe cial guesta of the cou ncll eebedule t he 11th of June. foot O lnch i,pan . a od 2:!i foot · 6 Auctioneer: Critt Bradford inch es, TY llC-Steet beam. services at Middleport Gravel Hi l l were Colo nel an d Mrs. Albert Pep-­ • applyi by ng a bitumino w treat 0-at-lltc - ---- 1 11d1 road wa;•. Br1d 11e No. MEG 680 Phone WI 9-3821 ----per from Territorial Headquarters, men t-Jtems T-30, T-32. Pavement Cemetery, Monday at 3 p. m. TEl,EVISJ ON RADIO AND SMAL,L 0291, Span one ( l ) 14 feet _ 0 ineh, Wld th ; Slc 28 5 ny, sponsored by the New York City where he is the ceremo The COIIE TO THE MOOSE GUN 1 7,740.80 Length feet. 18 appliance repalr. Phone Otis ltoadway wid th � feet . 6 I nches, . Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter, field .se cretary of 1 1 eastern st ates. Shoot, Su nd ay at 1 p. m. on feet or 3.36 miles. = M cCl intock, Racine, O.'ii o. 2·1-tfc Type-Steel Beam. Daughters of the American RevoRt. 7, back of Slla tl ng Rink. PropoNI No, 7 Attending from t he Pomeroy Propoul �o. 5 , Athe ns County, Ohio, on Section lution, is to be at the last resting 5-27•3t[l Brln1 )'our wife. cuSroM BUILT KITC-HEN DE- I M�ags wer(J Eloise Adams, Helen Corps n ty, Ohio, on part of (7. 49 Al bany ) , Cou place of Lt. James Smith, Revolu­ esS t ate Route Free No. signed for your home. . Shirley Ash, Naney Ash, g, n i n Ha 'IIIMITIS• _ ,-'-, Sectio No. Route 680 tl80 in Lee Town ship, by applyi ng tionary War soldier who was t he n 4.82 State timates. Fol"eman and A bbott, .. ......... .....wdr ., ...._ and Mrs. Ray Wi ni ng. Estep Bob Buy Your - U m Bedfor by removing d Township, r first sclller in the area now ena bituminous t ealment Items · T· 8 6Phone WY2·:532 1. t'XiSling steel beam bridge 17 foot- 30. T-32. Pavemen t Wid th 1 8 feet . compassed by Middleport. wt WISH TO THANK EVEllY· 8 inch spa n , 14 foot · 6 inch road - Length 1 ,564 feet or 0.30 mile. one who wa1 10 kind an d 1 For FREE lnspeelloll · eI us1ve · tboU•llful after the death o( our / "Proposa Is N os. J Io 7 m day and replace with a steel beam · PHONE al y SuP. � White .and creosoted timber bridge 20 of this project to be completed IOI 40d husbln d , Ray E. Thom- I •BALDWIN Store Supply Gilmore's foot foo t · 6 h O l inch span, 2!i · � not later th an September 30, Rapidly. hnttroving •� Reedsville, In Ve lerana' Hos­ WURLffZER • l{oadway wid th 25 feel · 6 inches, 1960." pital 1n Pi ttaburgb, last Satur­ • WY-2,2774 Kathy Sue White, the little OTHtR FAMOUS and Span one 0) 20 feet · 0 inches, dg . We 1!10 wi11h to thank our Bidders must apply , on the pro, girl who heat the two mill ion to BRANDS xterminating E Vaughan's 6 inches, width Roadway 2, 1eet • °'�ny nel1hbon, !rlepds, rela­ per forms, for prequalifl cation one odds against hel' tor her life, AT Beam. Type-Steel White t'Uneral Home, tiv�•• ompany with the Highway Credit Examin- continues to improve at her PomC "Proposals Nos. I to fS inclusive er, at Columbus, Ohio, at least IO eroy home. Her gra nd father. John St. Mlry1, W. V1, Be£or11 9:30 A.M t-o,e 1endin1 fiowers, Rev. Har­ or this project lo be eomplctcd days before the date set lo open Bolin, Pomeroy, told The Daily Mi d dleport WY•2·2649 �d, Dolter and anyone else who nut later than November 1 5 , 1 960. ' ' bid8. WY-2-3195 Pomuoy Sentinel thls week that she is h�s,ed In any way, • FOR SAL E Bidders must apply, on the proSTORI FE!ED KAUT1 T be to Wile and Mother showing he minimum rilpid improvement. Oh4o Pomeroy, paid wage to The Amanda J. l lowdt real es­ Pl"f forms, for pn"qualifical ion all labor employed on this cun .......,. 'mined .,.,..,. ..... At 0,�1t1r This week another d?.ughter 5 28 l t p tate in lkdford Tow11sl11p, bein g w1l h the Highway Credit Examin• trac t shall be in accordance with was born to the mother, Mrs. DaIAC&ION. • a IIIOH& 5-'.114.i Yulco11 apprux1111elely fo!'ty-scven acres, er . at Columbus, Ohio . at least IO the " Schedule of Prevailing Hour- vid White. STATION SeRVICE l. 1AMl1 will be sold to the highest b1dtlr-r I I SEn BOATS AND MOTOR:. $25 llil_Y s before the d at<' set to open t y Wage l tatcs Ascertained and De• • Before 9:00 A.M. 2:00 l'. M. on the 3rd day of al --·-Ind ,p whil• th•\, lut. Metro­ · hids. 3353 Alb11ny \ermined by The O<!partment of 1� FORD VB fA IRLANE 4 Ju11e, HII.UJ, ul lhc oHlce 01 u · . polh1n M,_.tor1. 600 E , M1ln 'l he minimum wages to be pa i d I ndustrial Relations applicable to h .· •r t "t Ua)' :Even 1 1 · Unen and U'Uneu, 1 00 1.i Court d oor, automati c, R. H . Ivory an d St., Pomeroy. Phone WY-2..\8111. -- - • - - to all labt)r employed on this con- .'::itate Highway Department Jrnsell Tan finish. flf95.00. Pomeroy Str eet, l'omi:ruy, Uh 1 n. Must 1 1 -2•-tfc i ract shall be i n accordan ce w i t h µrovcmcnts i n accordance w i t h ' ' O P T O II E T R I S T Motor Co. · �26-3tc for not Jess lh1rn 11ppraisl fl value t he "Schedule of Preva U ing Hourly Sections 4 1 1 5.03, 4 1 15.04, 4 1 15.05, ,, of two thousirnd five hundred 8trf',et Court East Pomero:, 1 C.'O l\1 P I .ETE I NSU ll ANCE PRO- Wage Rates Ascertained and Deter- 4 1 15.06 and 41 H5.07 of the Revised dollars. Ofrk-e Ro11rr:, D lo IZ. ! lo •• iCl01e •• N- OD Tllarr,) I 1964 PONTIAC 2 DR, SEDAN. o . m i ne� by the _ Department of In- Code of Ohio.' ' fire, Auto, Poli Life, 1ccl ion, islralrix Admin Dolin, Una I bparltuna: orlalnal frni!ih. �405.0 o -'>·26· � Ca l l Don Milli!! , Middleport, d 11:;\ r 1 al Rela 1 J ons applicable lo The bi dder must submit with his Ah\., , M i�N I � - iuriut1hed and 41 !-ii ale l li1:h·.vuy Department I m- bid a certified check in t h e amount lh1ettnar1, l'omcroy. 5-�ti-tilc Ohio. e ---urn1sh 11n1 Mlddk cM.at1terti, M d. · pr u vcments in accordance with or $5.Q50.00. port. l'llone W 'i -2·-'266. 2•3-tf 1968 DODGE V8 t DOOR. Auto­ Sc1·lions 4 1 15,03 , 4 l l 5.04, 4 l l5.0!i , I ---Pl im s and specifications are on DON STIVERS mauc powe.r ale.iri ng and brakes, 41 J ;S.06 and 41 lr>.07 of the Revised fil e in the departmen l of high• � ANO 8 HOO�I uous.a:, TW O 6 K·tt, Real sharp. _.J.59::i.OO. Porn• · roum i1():trtmcnt5. A . N. Bengel, Code o( Ohio." wayB and the ol ficc of the division 5-2tl·3lc ervy Motor C.:o. Look et the Space. Look at the The bidder must submit wi 1 h hia deputy director. 1 1-2-Lfc Phone NY2•J272. !!'..,� ��!�!'-�I D ■ bid a certi fied check ip th' e · amoun l 'r1cos. Look ut the Savings. l · 'J11e direcLor reserves lhe riyht lHiD MERCURY 2 DU. �EDAN. J IWOM YUHNl ,'HI Ei.> i\PABT­ · •· $3, 1 :58.00. of reject any and all bids. to ldurcurym11 l lc. New !Jule« tulff!1' Ft.Ir ih1i 6i'fit lluy & Ueat 'krm.s M-.,11._. .. _ ... , ;.;' munl and bath, Pomeroy. Ph(jn'e' Plans an d specifi cations are · on 1••• 1 .... _.,., • E. s. PRESTON I n . Good IUl id car. $696.00. on New and USED, Louk to The tax books are now open for the June or Second-half 5-27-Ulc �Pfflr" W 'i2-0Q 15. ,,ASIWWfH\iiWWW file in the dcp.utmen t or highDirector bo.!ts•oh: b.laettn•rs, l'omeruy. .. � ....._.... , • collecllon of the 1959 Real Estate ta,e,. Also Delinquent d 1' v1·,1·on the of olfi~ the and way� (5) 28: (IIJ 4, 2tc , lJtLU X E 3 - HOOMS , 11nd BATH � director. ,.,. •93 lint:0 In St• - ---"deputy tax. Closing date will be July 1st, 11160. unfur11 1shcd apartment. Coats [ P on WY2 3 p rt 1 _d 1 •_ 1969 <.:HJ.<.VHULET V8- 2 UH. Low h • · hl I Early -cut forages contain high• The director reserves the ri, c_ _ __ - S6l M _ _d _ ______ Phone Middleport. Buitdini,i, rudea"e, 1po1Jc»1 interior, a1.no­ er amounts o( total digestible nuto r�Ject an y and all bid s. 5 2 1 l2tc , ( WY :l-5141. mit1c, .K•H, wh1t.e ind turq. I trlenh than la te-c ut forages, a cPRESTON' S. E. U.S. No. 2:3, Waverly, Ohio Melga County Treuunr f.lWo.00. Pomeroy Motor Co. ding to Ohlo State U niversity cor Director ()pan everw, day 9 to 9 8 ROOM HOUSE OH 2 APART­ HOME 1-,0 H QUICK SALE BY &-:.ut-lte l l d ec l "1 n l c l 1 . E <'.. 2 6:'.. t i ..'. 1'.:'. (5) � 28 ; l ; � ' �::.:._::•::•:::: ••:::•:::_::•::'::c'' '...:':". P:'.:'.:: • :::•::::__....'."==""'....::============="";="� owner, 6 rooms and bath,g11s fur­ ments $40.UO month. I ¼ mile 7':::"':'=��• :::c-::c18&7 YO!IO VB CUSTOM 2 DR. eel• and rooms ty util nuce, 2 i above ltiidne, Ht. 338. Call Guy B A E O Y Y SA URL C ·· ==c,:l'.. M LEFF -.:::::-::a:--..r== K ;;-'".';;........ N<bn. Low mlleaa:e , l!;xtra aood 2 YOUNG GUERNSEY COWS l a r below. 3 minutes walk to 0. 5-26-3tc Nelglcr. U11cine, TNI CALL t'LL Tl!,ll_!!i MISS ALLIN. THAT'S 15 THIS SHOW ll> HAVE V0tJ'O r for sale, Just fresh and good cond1Uon. ,1,1Y6.00. Ulaettnu,, d owntown Pomeroy on Lincoln laOT AN ll)IA l"YI IUT ,A�df A HoJW BUT IT NOTE. JoE'fS THEM AS AMP POLICE k , t UNFURNISlll :O HOOM Pomeroy. milkers. l.arry Collins, Reeds- • 1'"1Vlt o-:.:d •tllc Hill nolld. Call WY2-3 1 9B or THl"I 1l> LOOK FOR -, r--: THAT'LL ENA8LI US 10 Ctrf••• A CAN Mil WOULO l!MBARRAS,. vllle, R. No. 1 apartmen t. Phone WY2-3302. 5-26·3t p il-25-4tc WY 2•5J61, JOEY JACKSON! "O@. NttOU IN LOCATE HIM! IICN CAN TM! IIOV FIIRTHIR ! 5-��tc Hll>I! AWAY NAY$Tll t:IC/ 1 A 18&11 t'UKD VB �usroM 300, 2 - -:,:,c-.,-- - -FOR A LONG PUBLIC SAL tone nd a.na whtte, new Ure,, FOR SALE: 7 HOOMS AND BATH TIMI ! Tho u nd eralancd will otter for ::,Lt.:t:l'INU ltUUM. PHONE WY 2ln excellen t cond 1t1o n . bee any corner 689 No. Second Ave., 2848. 5 28 Jlp time aiter 6. Wednelda)' • nd aalc at public auctio n, at the late l'i-24--6tp Middleport, 0. Taurlda)' all day. Wlll tl.lr.e residence of Da l1y GrJHlth Marr, F'Olt SA LE: 84 "2 A.. FARM, 7 p1c1- up true.II m trade. Rodney d eceaacd , n ear Durcaa, on the (17I room house. b,1.rn iwd out-huild• Raclne-Bllllhan Road, in Sutton .t'1t1rc11, Lon1 .a,ouom, Ohio. All minerlil ri�hts "o with ing$. Blart lo WANTEU-Ucautlclan Tow n shlp, Mei�s t.:ounl)'. Ohio, t>n tt-,o-atp ·==-::::-::::::--::=-= -:C :farm. In St'ipfo Tuwnslup Wrile 1mmedialcly. l'IIUJJe WYt·:JJ57 Saturday, the l l lh day of Juno, '"e e" �t.clRE 1960, commencing A= III08�CH E V K0LEr v Clarence Swatlgcr, HI N. Wheat­ 6-:.:4-tllc I ur WY:.HllHI'at o ne oclock ____ 4i Gr , hard top. Air condllio nlna:. P. M., the peraonat property of land Ave., Columt· .;, Uhiu. ' Power&1lde. Power brai.f!II a nd aald det..'ed ent, co11,l1tin u: In part - 28-3tp 5 RELIAU Lt; WOMAN 01i GIRL TO I • 1teerm1 1 ff. and H., 'l'ne mo,t o(: Tab lee, ch.airs, iron and wood alis1sl w1tll housework am.I cue I SAM LEFF t:URLY KAYOE cnt1c11 buyet will app,·ove uu, bed a, settee, d ay bed , book caae, people. No FOR s,�LE tor two eldcr1y �ODJ:o.:RN -flVE° weU kept au tomobUe. iHN.OU. book•, cherry table, blanket cheet, I ltlMliMIIRID AN I� SIMl'Ll,"'lf �LI.I OF COURSI. IUT l PIGl.lftl HOW C'AN 'YOU l11undry. 1'lme oh. Uve in. room h�use>, iull ba�ement a:id IUatttnant Pomeroy. 1-U-titc old trunks, coal range, oil range, llCUSI Ml wMILI r OlD SAVING.,. "SEr IF VOO WANT TO PfNO A #Y, FIND "-' P0SS18L i'llouc WY.t-ti4!59. tc a i,.a I a : tic. Aas.:n:t balance of t.'1. SINO A ..,,-.,. ,- IOOI( JOiV .7ACkSON ! TALk lb TMOSI klOS/ '4 1'1111, � 04R'N • electric rotrigeralur, k llchen cab, _.. �•-- UM ,.,, · _., M) -,t J loan. governm�nt dm1ct " 1Wlt,� A R RJlt HIM/ ,-:.. lilrl YOU' ' l net , chest of drawers, wash -- -- 8 1 AU ** MIi --• 1t l!IO. Good neighhorhoo' Call NIM/ Ulli stand1, d re1sen, mo der n an d old 11111\1, ) � I AN M\,l t tJtti or see Fr nddle Thabet, ,.fason. dllhea and glan ware, In clu d ing 4·26-tfc W __ _ _ ..,_ a.11 MIIMt It. ___ one Ht of Bavarl11n China, hob- I r,aan:,, CHI• • � -- ____ nail ■ nd preHed gl111, an d many W lLL 00 WASHING A.ND lRUN FOil SALE: t,' OUR IIOOM HOUSE it,n.i:; 10 my home. Also t1i1ke door. A other arti cle,. on Minersville Hlll $4000. Call .,. MIClf;1,.'l/KY. blonlery of BmaJI children. 770 Syc�• care Term, : Ca.sh In ha nd on d■y of ; )'OuUuul GI.I' in1u1e and ouL. !5-26-6t c wy2.6291 · I 1 more st., Mlddlepga-t. Pho ne , :._ _ _ �m- •ale. : tHto. Karr • Van�ndt, 'w Y� 2:iM. 23 tit c . FOR SALE SEVl!:N ROOM HOUS� 6 , Coverdale, E. Miry O 28 3tc , \' with two bath,, ii:arage, waab , ,y o. .Admlnia tratrlx of t he E1tale I !"" house, cellar, 1 ..,. rorner 101 I of Dal1y GrUftth Mart , do' , ( located i n Chaater, . Ohio, on � " �ROUT, fUN d cyllndtr ceued. I d"1. A -Cir for NII I ll!(il l\outo 7. Priced to fill!II. If Inter(3)-27-28-31,· (6)-"tc .., AIR CONDITIONING, REFRIGER• •DQlllr. Karr and v■n Zandt, e1tcd call or write Paul Poli n&, L atlon aervlce. Jack'• Refri1era• "' Pomeroy, a 21 3t< �=::-:c--:c::-· :-cc:-:--, RlplPy, W. Va. 'hl ES2-IM3l. TU2, Phone Haven. Nt1w Uon. - ---- DO YO tf PAY Cl'i i PR!CES FOR L l-2G ,� ... 6-23-U 311:17. FORD, SU ta C\mam 300--VB u11ed farm machlneryT See Bill -i • a door, Frl1ky u a 7oun1 colt. Ooodwin and buy a t farm prk:ea. · , � Karr • Yao %andl, Pomero1, 0, She mile, from Wilkenm,. I. 0. McCOY a 21 :11c • , 28 30!, AUCTIONIIR IJloute 2, Llll'II httom, Olllo POMlltOY - 2 - story, 8 - room CADILLAC, '21190, Coupe D•• 1 home wilh 2 baths, gas furnace WISTING PUANACIS, �LIR MU br1nd I '"'" buy better A .. vw •. • , heating to both floors, cedar . . Bro­ Arn■hl lance._ ■'"'l HOUII ' ' . .. ,... amllll (II', Kan . V•n Zandt shi ngle exterior. Ex cellent loca• Phone Ohio. lyr■cutt, t� . 21 lion, excellent propcrt)', dose 1 1-11.ff WY2-6DI. CenlW')' R1v1ra• In . $1 3,000.00. Best bu1 in Pom­ la·IC1c.t eroy. , -· lolld White color. A IOlld GMAVIL. Y Tl.AC TO• IA.LIi AND POMlllOY - 5-room frame house t •�u.. Drr, and Van Zand&, Porn· lttvKt-. SU: I. Main., l'ffttrey, · 31t 21 5 ,_ WV2.2t7S, 0- 'Ill , · wllh bath. aas ht?atiilg, new .... , , roof. Large lot with nlcc �:mien ■: ,- rn, untll June 1 . door ' OLIIIIIOBILE a nd parkln1 area. $3201iHlO ror lt1Hlftll9' Ntrotcl �n1hart, roeket en,lne, aoe, cash sale. Oftlo. ,.,_ c...,1111 Mfl, ,1'1'96. lwr • VIII I '� MIDDLIPOlT - 4 · room frame a-111-11, ' ,'•": I 28 3!< :.,,home whh bath, gai1 furnace, 1• i.' wlth lounget basement n ice laundry, , nd tool room. Lot 50 1. CLOTH, WOOD SLAT PORCH f DOOR 200 with .iarage, Locatetl on 1ha de1, clolh porch valance, Gravel Hill. $1QOO.QO. win­ bUnd8, venetian awnln11, Olean �nterlor, t:ood til"t',(l, ol\1MIDDL IPOlT - Ii · room frame Htffl\atea. Ftffl 1hade,. dow t!inal blAck finish, heater ■n d houae with bath 11 nd gas heating. Dale Wlppel, 210 Union A\'e., Pomeroy, a 21 90tc Near new arade school. $3:K>O. MINllSVILLI - 8 ,· l'O(lm ltame TELEVISION RADIO AND SMALi, house Wi t h wa ter, electrlclty and appliance rep&lr. Call Frank gas, coal fur nace healina:. On Captelna, 41, N. Second Ave,, highway, Sf000.00. »Uc IOX 22t Mlddle,ort. PHONI WY 2-3UO (5) 21. 3tc AUCTIONI■ FOR SALE: nvE ROOM HOUSE c,1tt .,_ w ltb b1tb, nlte location. Melvin l • .' 111/rl,_, "'- w Hoodi Ut Locuat St.t Pomeroy. , A. c. .....-.. � � 0--, ' ' ' LegQ/ NOt'ICe ...: LegoI NOuCe For So le (9) WANT ADS ' PEANUTS Eastern 1gh Seh00 Graduates 49 Sem'ors Wednesday Evemn · g C AIN'T ve GOI N' TO EAT NONE OF THIS ElllEAO POOOIN'. MAW ? lW".Jr.i,� ... ....... ,... . I , ■ For Sa le SAYS rrs PLUMS FUll OF CALORIES Ll'L ABNER I I grant• you the e,e lu• ■IT� -�lsht to devtlo� . 1tt wi ld . li re . tor the .il,ext· 99 . Jura. JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR 1 /J I Aulo Sales _______ _ _ 1■a '-! my ! could -'· And •the b·10 bear ,;aid to the little b..r- earth that My, GASOLINE ALLEY By KIHG GASOLINE ALLEY I wonder u.iho on ba ! N. W. COMPTON, O. D. { 206 ) I n surance --- ·- -- -- -- - .- oack? I ·-- ----- -- NOTICE 110: Waverly Mobile Homa Salas Employment Wanted ( NANCY CLYDE G. M ILLHONE ;-;;==� -;;;;;;:niiw,,;;-;;;;;;;;;-,.,--. ■ ,ll!/0 ------------ ■ •..::. ' • \vHY AR E MAGA7. I N E • S"T"ORI E S . CONTI N U E D N EXT Y,,, E E K 'i' I I I , JOE' '!Al> A FIGHT wtTH •­ r 1-osT A -roM,.'I ""' THI!' llill!i"rHS • ARI! O>I, AUN'T" FRITZI•-- ' �� ' JRMA LQVES- - MrNHfE GO't" "' BRANO H(iJ>J- I .f CONTINUl1D NE'XT 11/EE'K I � BE , l,U.., ,M·Mf 'VOU WE�E RIGHJt ABOlff ·n·Ui ® f.lE � O'fE 0:: SEf\oR CICATR\Z. MOB, 87 "TH!, · r, v,. _____ ' ' ·1 " ' ' ,f 20 ) Busi ness Services o. TH AT'S TO K E E P THE R l=ADERS I N SUS PENSE ' ' ""'--- a 'It , II' ,, I' --- ------- .!".. --�---- ----a a1c 'If,.,....,. ■ S'll"'°. \9f vs fo, $ole •s..m. aa - a WfNNIE WINKLE 1 954 FORD V8 ·- PQMEROY MOTOR CO. "91DO.:r, omo ' . ' $595 • c......... ....... c......, ' ' .;, Mei3s;County Real Estate Owners 2 l ) Rea l Estat e Help VVtJntea ' · IU ..l"'� They treat '"" "1y folks said 1! l didn't like line now. They it at home why pav rn_t:! �m� did l come attention. �''- , 1 4 1 For Renl - JRAILE R S- - ------- VnderdeVe�op,d' Call Dlc11 Sterrett --- ----- ---- Undera ecretar7 ot PIANO S K h KARR & VAN ZANDT ---- -- -�� �6,¢, ( 9o ) -\1\a rine Suppl ie� _. ., .._ r•e•rSJ · · · HAM- •ount ftey$rb1? and all =======::===-:= 121 Card of Thanks ---------- THA% uEST IT// TH' NATIVES IS BEGINNIN' TO GJT A 'WHIFF OF 'EM - nlliY &MaLU UJ<'I! and ao the Oo?erna•nt M Tl; BIJT, PAW · ·· THAR t\A1N'T NO EATIN' Pt.ACE IN HOOTIN' HOLLER NOPE-, TH' DOC <1<,-, ,-por. PHONE WY-2-21 57 _,_,_ I I ) Notices BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH BARNE_!' GOOGLE and SNt/FFY SMITH �Mrtilinc - ,_ftd CHAJM �. LET- ME 61VE YOO A LITTLE PEANUTI SHULTZ APVICE ... I .-.:so By ...,,. .., • �- ·---•- ...... -. - --· - --� .. . -· - - - . ... ._DallJ' Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , May 28, 1960 I u· tlon 7.79, State Route No. 680 In Lee and Alexander T0Wl1Jhlp1 by · I applying a bituminou1*Ueatroen tNOTICli! TO COHTRACTOI.$ NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS RUN 1 4 FT AL U M INUM 2 0 · d m T 0 abouts 30 h. p. motor and · · : OEPARi��� � o;.:.WAYS ',� DEPAR�r,:E :T � �7!!wAY S trailers Bob Roberta, Letart _• of:er ,., ,"i... _ · n: :: l���:t 1:: : 27 m C•lumbt.,11, Ohio; •� 20, 1 NO Colurnbu,, Ohio, May 20, 1 960 Falls Phone CH7·2277. 5-26-Jtc Propoul No. 2 Contr1d S1IH Contract S..I" Dr. George l. Hill, diredor of Mora. TION AUC PUBLIC County, Ohio, on Section s Gallia 368 • 60 No. Copy l.,,_I Let•I 60 No. Copy l59 • .. l'Oa CONSISTENT DEPE NDABLE RESULTS d an ce at Ohlo U n iversity, spoke gui S1turd1y, JurM 4, 1 960, 1 :00 P. M. ), St 0.56 (part 0.30, ate 0.00, Route UNIT PRICE CONTRACT UNIT Pl.IC! CONTRA CT Randall Powell, E lton Ritchie, RATES on the topic ''U nfinished Business'' u r r, w and home y eold ell be ill e Town• Walnut n ha g Perry d 77 No. re-ceivbe Seale will d s propo proposals als Sealed will r ceivm v .s I Rose, Melvin Sanden, Shar• Roger d at the , o s at d auction ou at ng 8 bituminous at graduation exercises hel s my t e applyi by g ship al Highed offi State the at the of ed h of oHic ce the he h HighState od uJ Witllam Shelton, Dale :,e Shield.a, on �r•., 60 charge Minimum II •t1 per word. .)■e tmertion. my hu m t• loc.- ated at 464 M a in St . , way Director of Ohio, at Columbus, way Director of Ohio, at C ol umbuii, treatment- ltem11 T·30, T•3 2. Pav e- Eastern High School aud itorium Showalter, Sharon S loter, Barbara I oeata ,- word for thN,e COlbWWtltive insertions. :11Jddl t· port, Ohio, consisting of: Ohio, until 10 A. M , Ohio ( Eastern) uhi o, unttJ 1 0 a. m., Ohio (Eastern) ment : Wid th 18 feet, Lensth 4 1 ,- Wednesday evening for 49 grad u- Smith, Janet Sovel, Audrey Spell• 1.....1) - one .month for 30 cent, per word . . Syl11a111a TV. telephone stand, 4 Standard Tune . T ucsd.iy_ June J4, �l.inJard Time, T uesd lly, June 14, 02.r>.60 feet. Width 20 (eet, Leneth sting seniors. Diplomas were pre cer, Martha Stearn a, Kenneth Ti1£· 1'111 rate of 8 �ts per word will be ebar-1ed for advertl.lin& t)' n cou , n n by Patterso d 0. O. complete bedroom suites, maple 1960, tor lmpro11ements in: 1 ,372.80 feet. Total Length 42,398.• se te t !,tiO, tor improvements in: IC ll!N paid 'lri1lbln 10 W• after receivin.: bill. garl, Jamea Torrence, Ernest Vine• superinten derit of schools. sweepers dlilt'tte set. ( 1 GE 8.03 & miles. feet or 2 40 Nos. J to 5 inclusive Proposals Proposals Nos. 1 to 7 inclusive Either Wat.kin, and Sandra yard, &bouJd be reportf'd lmmedlat.ely. The lnON • Musk [or the occasion was preI IJ.tnultonl, Maytag wa sher, are of fered as one project and will arc of rcred 81 one project and will Propoul No. 3 WoUe. Dall,- lletlnel wlll not be reapouible for more Lb.an one inco:rri nse tubs, u1il1ty cabinet, Frig- be awarded as one tontract Meig.1 County, Ohio, ·on Section sen te d by the school band under be award ed aa o ne contract. d irection o( Lloyd Johnson. id.ilre elednr stove, mixer and ' Propowl No. I o.oo uiirl), St&te Route No. 346 lheSeniors Propoul No. I llDd Speclal NoUce1 of �,"llta U.UO. Obituarie.11 grad uating J were Ruth and applying by ulenslls Township, kill-hen Columbia in C of part toaster. on Ohio, ounty, Athens County, Ohio, o n Sec• Meigs p,bll....., 1t I c,nl pe, won!. Ann Baker, Marlen e Barr, :Sharon Two licenses l8S ued -n rugs, throw wr1 d1she desk, n ---,-..,,.-:-treatme -g t-Item, 680 bituminous . a No. T· 11 Houle Slate o.Oo, Section � 3 DAYS C DAYS W0111l8 ¥ 1 DAY I MO. Prapo-..1 No. 3 lime in Scipio Township, by remov m g 1 lawn mower ( power), 30, T-32. Pavemen t: Wid th 18 feet . Bearh& , Mary Carr, William Chap­ $ 1 -30 IIOc 80c 15 �teigs Coun t.Y, Ohio, on part of Length 8,606.40 feel at 1.63 miles. ma n , Zenith Chevalier, Carl Chi• For Marria11:es and bridge electric uty d heavy o spruadcr, slah ncrete c existing, D $6.00 IUIO ,1.20 IOe ches ter, i\!lartha Coleman, Larry Two marriai:e-licenaes have bee n cord, garden tools, barrel back replace with a stee l be.i m and ere• Sc ct_1 on . 0.00, State Route No. 680 Proposal No. 4 17.l!O '2-2.4 .I.IIO 'lie D Cow• Patty in Probate C ourt to the fol­ Colllrui, Cowdery, Lee isa1.1ed S cha u , 7 pc. dining room suite, osoted 1 imbe r bridge 18 foot . o in. r n S � ipio Township, by removing n o Meigs County, Ohio, ect ion 1 by 10 A.II. will be In U...1 .U, fluor puliliher . Frigidaire dryer, span, and 2r, foot . 6 inch roadway; c x isl l ng steel beam bridge, 17 foot 2 1 .46, State Rou te No. 680 in Or- dery, Ronald Cowdery, Lewis Co­ lowing; water holie, 2 serving carts, Ke!- Bridge No, MEG-680-0192. Span O m c h span , 14: fee t O ineh road - a nge an d Olive Townships, by ap- i.art, Wi11iam Crislip, Virgin ia CW· William E. Brewer, 22, carpe n­ v1n.11lur refrigerator, deep fryer, one { l l 18 feet . o inches, Roudway I way, a nd replace with a Btee J bea m plying a bituminous treatment- tis, Davl d Oavif. t er, La ngsville, and Alberta Haw­ r c and eosoted ge d bri timber 20 llems T·30' T·32 _ Type-Steel glider and porch cha1u, lamps. 2 0 feet . 6 1· nches, · William Durst , Dunna Fi tch, kins, 17. Btuden t, RuUand. loot O in ch span Bind 25 fool 6 inch blankers and guilts, sprilyer, 2 Beam Pavement: Widtb 18 foet. Lengt h Ralph Gitlen Tressie Gilla.nd Ed· Owens O. Winter, 63, roo(er, · rnadway, Brid ge No. MEG 680-0258 ' sttp ladders, socket wrench set. Proposal No. 2 (9) 4 1 , 1 84 teet or 7.80 miles. n Hensley, Da• Parkersburg, a nd Pearl Mae Carmi­ Joan Hartung,' gar one I S pan eet 20 f hes, c in 0 ( ) · Me igs C ounty, Ohio, on part of belt sander, 3 living room sui tes Propoul No. 5 vid Jordan, Dolores Koe nig, Roger chael, 43, cook, Mid dleport, R t . 1. TIIIJIIITI AND P IT CONTROi. ONE GARDEN RA OR, 2 good . ( 1 plaslic and I 2 pc. sectional), T CT Section o .00, Slate ttoutc No. 680 Roadway wid th 25 feet • 6 inchs. Meigs Cou nty, Ohio, on Section Lan ce Carl Landon Charles Lee Hot1ell a nd SB d dle11, . one Pla y m 1�cell.11.neous items. in Scipio Townshi p hy removin g 1'ype--SteeI Bearn. 0.00, State Route No. 689 in Co- Susie Livingston Her'bert '!alheny ' _, ... N-ldl. P- R. Propou l �o. 4 Yar d, o ne 4 cyc le Midget Car l Tlu.s furniture is all high c la.ss exist in � limber beam bridge 13 Local SA Coi'J)8men . lumbia Tow nship, by applying 8 I Clyde M,xey Th ' omas M,"y, John' ... A. IINtu 'lt1tlon WT2M � 1gs County, Oh lO , on part of for Chil d re n , goo d as new. Conme rchand ise and has had good loo t . 4 mt h span , 17 f oot . t inch • T·30, ems t t-I n treatme bituminous 1 Attend Meetings 4-26-ffc l,Nt,. tact Arnold Grate, at Rutland 1 care. roadway, and replace with a steel Set t10.n . 0.00, Sta te Route No. 680 T-JZ. Pavement: Widlh 1 8 feet I The Salvatio n Army Youth Coun• For Invited Public i S?1p10. Fur niture day, or Phone SH2by Township, removing . n Harold M. Brown , Owner beam and creos1,t ed timber bridge Lenglh 2 1 •22�·60 fl. or 4-02 miles. CLlff BYERS AND IIJS STRING • cil was lleld i n Cincin nati, May 21 4 1 91 Eve nl nga. !S·24-6tc / N"t l?esponsible for Accidents 20 fe l'I . o inl"h s pan, 25 foot - 6 j ex_isting timber beam brid• ge 7 loot arki ng CeremObJeJ Propoul No. 6 Notu will bt at the Cbe, ter 22 for Sou theast Ohio and d an h f e pan, • 6 oot mcb 11 • O road ll TERMS: Cash inch ro.idw,,y, Bridge No. MEG 1 m The pubbe, with spec ial invita• Norlheas t Kentucky. Vin ton County, Ohio, on Section Alumni d1n1.:e Saturday, Ma)' 28. replace d an beam way steel a with f m u !II 80 Racine, eet Co,, 0 Ohio 6 -0220, S pi Bradford Auction 20 · ne . 0.00, State Route No. 689 in tfons exte nde d to descendents, is Will reaume at Wilkesville on Saleij Manager: A. C , Bradford iudies, Hoildw.iy w1dlh 25 fP et 6 and creosote d f l mb t"r bridge H Wilkesvllle and Vinton Townships, i nvited to attend grave markin g Spe cial guesta of the cou ncll eebedule t he 11th of June. foot O lnch i,pan . a od 2:!i foot · 6 Auctioneer: Critt Bradford inch es, TY llC-Steet beam. services at Middleport Gravel Hi l l were Colo nel an d Mrs. Albert Pep-­ • applyi by ng a bitumino w treat 0-at-lltc - ---- 1 11d1 road wa;•. Br1d 11e No. MEG 680 Phone WI 9-3821 ----per from Territorial Headquarters, men t-Jtems T-30, T-32. Pavement Cemetery, Monday at 3 p. m. TEl,EVISJ ON RADIO AND SMAL,L 0291, Span one ( l ) 14 feet _ 0 ineh, Wld th ; Slc 28 5 ny, sponsored by the New York City where he is the ceremo The COIIE TO THE MOOSE GUN 1 7,740.80 Length feet. 18 appliance repalr. Phone Otis ltoadway wid th � feet . 6 I nches, . Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter, field .se cretary of 1 1 eastern st ates. Shoot, Su nd ay at 1 p. m. on feet or 3.36 miles. = M cCl intock, Racine, O.'ii o. 2·1-tfc Type-Steel Beam. Daughters of the American RevoRt. 7, back of Slla tl ng Rink. PropoNI No, 7 Attending from t he Pomeroy Propoul �o. 5 , Athe ns County, Ohio, on Section lution, is to be at the last resting 5-27•3t[l Brln1 )'our wife. cuSroM BUILT KITC-HEN DE- I M�ags wer(J Eloise Adams, Helen Corps n ty, Ohio, on part of (7. 49 Al bany ) , Cou place of Lt. James Smith, Revolu­ esS t ate Route Free No. signed for your home. . Shirley Ash, Naney Ash, g, n i n Ha 'IIIMITIS• _ ,-'-, Sectio No. Route 680 tl80 in Lee Town ship, by applyi ng tionary War soldier who was t he n 4.82 State timates. Fol"eman and A bbott, .. ......... .....wdr ., ...._ and Mrs. Ray Wi ni ng. Estep Bob Buy Your - U m Bedfor by removing d Township, r first sclller in the area now ena bituminous t ealment Items · T· 8 6Phone WY2·:532 1. t'XiSling steel beam bridge 17 foot- 30. T-32. Pavemen t Wid th 1 8 feet . compassed by Middleport. wt WISH TO THANK EVEllY· 8 inch spa n , 14 foot · 6 inch road - Length 1 ,564 feet or 0.30 mile. one who wa1 10 kind an d 1 For FREE lnspeelloll · eI us1ve · tboU•llful after the death o( our / "Proposa Is N os. J Io 7 m day and replace with a steel beam · PHONE al y SuP. � White .and creosoted timber bridge 20 of this project to be completed IOI 40d husbln d , Ray E. Thom- I •BALDWIN Store Supply Gilmore's foot foo t · 6 h O l inch span, 2!i · � not later th an September 30, Rapidly. hnttroving •� Reedsville, In Ve lerana' Hos­ WURLffZER • l{oadway wid th 25 feel · 6 inches, 1960." pital 1n Pi ttaburgb, last Satur­ • WY-2,2774 Kathy Sue White, the little OTHtR FAMOUS and Span one 0) 20 feet · 0 inches, dg . We 1!10 wi11h to thank our Bidders must apply , on the pro, girl who heat the two mill ion to BRANDS xterminating E Vaughan's 6 inches, width Roadway 2, 1eet • °'�ny nel1hbon, !rlepds, rela­ per forms, for prequalifl cation one odds against hel' tor her life, AT Beam. Type-Steel White t'Uneral Home, tiv�•• ompany with the Highway Credit Examin- continues to improve at her PomC "Proposals Nos. I to fS inclusive er, at Columbus, Ohio, at least IO eroy home. Her gra nd father. John St. Mlry1, W. V1, Be£or11 9:30 A.M t-o,e 1endin1 fiowers, Rev. Har­ or this project lo be eomplctcd days before the date set lo open Bolin, Pomeroy, told The Daily Mi d dleport WY•2·2649 �d, Dolter and anyone else who nut later than November 1 5 , 1 960. ' ' bid8. WY-2-3195 Pomuoy Sentinel thls week that she is h�s,ed In any way, • FOR SAL E Bidders must apply, on the proSTORI FE!ED KAUT1 T be to Wile and Mother showing he minimum rilpid improvement. Oh4o Pomeroy, paid wage to The Amanda J. l lowdt real es­ Pl"f forms, for pn"qualifical ion all labor employed on this cun .......,. 'mined .,.,..,. ..... At 0,�1t1r This week another d?.ughter 5 28 l t p tate in lkdford Tow11sl11p, bein g w1l h the Highway Credit Examin• trac t shall be in accordance with was born to the mother, Mrs. DaIAC&ION. • a IIIOH& 5-'.114.i Yulco11 apprux1111elely fo!'ty-scven acres, er . at Columbus, Ohio . at least IO the " Schedule of Prevailing Hour- vid White. STATION SeRVICE l. 1AMl1 will be sold to the highest b1dtlr-r I I SEn BOATS AND MOTOR:. $25 llil_Y s before the d at<' set to open t y Wage l tatcs Ascertained and De• • Before 9:00 A.M. 2:00 l'. M. on the 3rd day of al --·-Ind ,p whil• th•\, lut. Metro­ · hids. 3353 Alb11ny \ermined by The O<!partment of 1� FORD VB fA IRLANE 4 Ju11e, HII.UJ, ul lhc oHlce 01 u · . polh1n M,_.tor1. 600 E , M1ln 'l he minimum wages to be pa i d I ndustrial Relations applicable to h .· •r t "t Ua)' :Even 1 1 · Unen and U'Uneu, 1 00 1.i Court d oor, automati c, R. H . Ivory an d St., Pomeroy. Phone WY-2..\8111. -- - • - - to all labt)r employed on this con- .'::itate Highway Department Jrnsell Tan finish. flf95.00. Pomeroy Str eet, l'omi:ruy, Uh 1 n. Must 1 1 -2•-tfc i ract shall be i n accordan ce w i t h µrovcmcnts i n accordance w i t h ' ' O P T O II E T R I S T Motor Co. · �26-3tc for not Jess lh1rn 11ppraisl fl value t he "Schedule of Preva U ing Hourly Sections 4 1 1 5.03, 4 1 15.04, 4 1 15.05, ,, of two thousirnd five hundred 8trf',et Court East Pomero:, 1 C.'O l\1 P I .ETE I NSU ll ANCE PRO- Wage Rates Ascertained and Deter- 4 1 15.06 and 41 H5.07 of the Revised dollars. Ofrk-e Ro11rr:, D lo IZ. ! lo •• iCl01e •• N- OD Tllarr,) I 1964 PONTIAC 2 DR, SEDAN. o . m i ne� by the _ Department of In- Code of Ohio.' ' fire, Auto, Poli Life, 1ccl ion, islralrix Admin Dolin, Una I bparltuna: orlalnal frni!ih. �405.0 o -'>·26· � Ca l l Don Milli!! , Middleport, d 11:;\ r 1 al Rela 1 J ons applicable lo The bi dder must submit with his Ah\., , M i�N I � - iuriut1hed and 41 !-ii ale l li1:h·.vuy Department I m- bid a certified check in t h e amount lh1ettnar1, l'omcroy. 5-�ti-tilc Ohio. e ---urn1sh 11n1 Mlddk cM.at1terti, M d. · pr u vcments in accordance with or $5.Q50.00. port. l'llone W 'i -2·-'266. 2•3-tf 1968 DODGE V8 t DOOR. Auto­ Sc1·lions 4 1 15,03 , 4 l l 5.04, 4 l l5.0!i , I ---Pl im s and specifications are on DON STIVERS mauc powe.r ale.iri ng and brakes, 41 J ;S.06 and 41 lr>.07 of the Revised fil e in the departmen l of high• � ANO 8 HOO�I uous.a:, TW O 6 K·tt, Real sharp. _.J.59::i.OO. Porn• · roum i1():trtmcnt5. A . N. Bengel, Code o( Ohio." wayB and the ol ficc of the division 5-2tl·3lc ervy Motor C.:o. Look et the Space. Look at the The bidder must submit wi 1 h hia deputy director. 1 1-2-Lfc Phone NY2•J272. !!'..,� ��!�!'-�I D ■ bid a certi fied check ip th' e · amoun l 'r1cos. Look ut the Savings. l · 'J11e direcLor reserves lhe riyht lHiD MERCURY 2 DU. �EDAN. J IWOM YUHNl ,'HI Ei.> i\PABT­ · •· $3, 1 :58.00. of reject any and all bids. to ldurcurym11 l lc. New !Jule« tulff!1' Ft.Ir ih1i 6i'fit lluy & Ueat 'krm.s M-.,11._. .. _ ... , ;.;' munl and bath, Pomeroy. Ph(jn'e' Plans an d specifi cations are · on 1••• 1 .... _.,., • E. s. PRESTON I n . Good IUl id car. $696.00. on New and USED, Louk to The tax books are now open for the June or Second-half 5-27-Ulc �Pfflr" W 'i2-0Q 15. ,,ASIWWfH\iiWWW file in the dcp.utmen t or highDirector bo.!ts•oh: b.laettn•rs, l'omeruy. .. � ....._.... , • collecllon of the 1959 Real Estate ta,e,. Also Delinquent d 1' v1·,1·on the of olfi~ the and way� (5) 28: (IIJ 4, 2tc , lJtLU X E 3 - HOOMS , 11nd BATH � director. ,.,. •93 lint:0 In St• - ---"deputy tax. Closing date will be July 1st, 11160. unfur11 1shcd apartment. Coats [ P on WY2 3 p rt 1 _d 1 •_ 1969 <.:HJ.<.VHULET V8- 2 UH. Low h • · hl I Early -cut forages contain high• The director reserves the ri, c_ _ __ - S6l M _ _d _ ______ Phone Middleport. Buitdini,i, rudea"e, 1po1Jc»1 interior, a1.no­ er amounts o( total digestible nuto r�Ject an y and all bid s. 5 2 1 l2tc , ( WY :l-5141. mit1c, .K•H, wh1t.e ind turq. I trlenh than la te-c ut forages, a cPRESTON' S. E. U.S. No. 2:3, Waverly, Ohio Melga County Treuunr f.lWo.00. Pomeroy Motor Co. ding to Ohlo State U niversity cor Director ()pan everw, day 9 to 9 8 ROOM HOUSE OH 2 APART­ HOME 1-,0 H QUICK SALE BY &-:.ut-lte l l d ec l "1 n l c l 1 . E <'.. 2 6:'.. t i ..'. 1'.:'. (5) � 28 ; l ; � ' �::.:._::•::•:::: ••:::•:::_::•::'::c'' '...:':". P:'.:'.:: • :::•::::__....'."==""'....::============="";="� owner, 6 rooms and bath,g11s fur­ ments $40.UO month. I ¼ mile 7':::"':'=��• :::c-::c18&7 YO!IO VB CUSTOM 2 DR. eel• and rooms ty util nuce, 2 i above ltiidne, Ht. 338. Call Guy B A E O Y Y SA URL C ·· ==c,:l'.. M LEFF -.:::::-::a:--..r== K ;;-'".';;........ N<bn. Low mlleaa:e , l!;xtra aood 2 YOUNG GUERNSEY COWS l a r below. 3 minutes walk to 0. 5-26-3tc Nelglcr. U11cine, TNI CALL t'LL Tl!,ll_!!i MISS ALLIN. THAT'S 15 THIS SHOW ll> HAVE V0tJ'O r for sale, Just fresh and good cond1Uon. ,1,1Y6.00. Ulaettnu,, d owntown Pomeroy on Lincoln laOT AN ll)IA l"YI IUT ,A�df A HoJW BUT IT NOTE. JoE'fS THEM AS AMP POLICE k , t UNFURNISlll :O HOOM Pomeroy. milkers. l.arry Collins, Reeds- • 1'"1Vlt o-:.:d •tllc Hill nolld. Call WY2-3 1 9B or THl"I 1l> LOOK FOR -, r--: THAT'LL ENA8LI US 10 Ctrf••• A CAN Mil WOULO l!MBARRAS,. vllle, R. No. 1 apartmen t. Phone WY2-3302. 5-26·3t p il-25-4tc WY 2•5J61, JOEY JACKSON! "O@. NttOU IN LOCATE HIM! IICN CAN TM! IIOV FIIRTHIR ! 5-��tc Hll>I! AWAY NAY$Tll t:IC/ 1 A 18&11 t'UKD VB �usroM 300, 2 - -:,:,c-.,-- - -FOR A LONG PUBLIC SAL tone nd a.na whtte, new Ure,, FOR SALE: 7 HOOMS AND BATH TIMI ! Tho u nd eralancd will otter for ::,Lt.:t:l'INU ltUUM. PHONE WY 2ln excellen t cond 1t1o n . bee any corner 689 No. Second Ave., 2848. 5 28 Jlp time aiter 6. Wednelda)' • nd aalc at public auctio n, at the late l'i-24--6tp Middleport, 0. Taurlda)' all day. Wlll tl.lr.e residence of Da l1y GrJHlth Marr, F'Olt SA LE: 84 "2 A.. FARM, 7 p1c1- up true.II m trade. Rodney d eceaacd , n ear Durcaa, on the (17I room house. b,1.rn iwd out-huild• Raclne-Bllllhan Road, in Sutton .t'1t1rc11, Lon1 .a,ouom, Ohio. All minerlil ri�hts "o with ing$. Blart lo WANTEU-Ucautlclan Tow n shlp, Mei�s t.:ounl)'. Ohio, t>n tt-,o-atp ·==-::::-::::::--::=-= -:C :farm. In St'ipfo Tuwnslup Wrile 1mmedialcly. l'IIUJJe WYt·:JJ57 Saturday, the l l lh day of Juno, '"e e" �t.clRE 1960, commencing A= III08�CH E V K0LEr v Clarence Swatlgcr, HI N. Wheat­ 6-:.:4-tllc I ur WY:.HllHI'at o ne oclock ____ 4i Gr , hard top. Air condllio nlna:. P. M., the peraonat property of land Ave., Columt· .;, Uhiu. ' Power&1lde. Power brai.f!II a nd aald det..'ed ent, co11,l1tin u: In part - 28-3tp 5 RELIAU Lt; WOMAN 01i GIRL TO I • 1teerm1 1 ff. and H., 'l'ne mo,t o(: Tab lee, ch.airs, iron and wood alis1sl w1tll housework am.I cue I SAM LEFF t:URLY KAYOE cnt1c11 buyet will app,·ove uu, bed a, settee, d ay bed , book caae, people. No FOR s,�LE tor two eldcr1y �ODJ:o.:RN -flVE° weU kept au tomobUe. iHN.OU. book•, cherry table, blanket cheet, I ltlMliMIIRID AN I� SIMl'Ll,"'lf �LI.I OF COURSI. IUT l PIGl.lftl HOW C'AN 'YOU l11undry. 1'lme oh. Uve in. room h�use>, iull ba�ement a:id IUatttnant Pomeroy. 1-U-titc old trunks, coal range, oil range, llCUSI Ml wMILI r OlD SAVING.,. "SEr IF VOO WANT TO PfNO A #Y, FIND "-' P0SS18L i'llouc WY.t-ti4!59. tc a i,.a I a : tic. Aas.:n:t balance of t.'1. SINO A ..,,-.,. ,- IOOI( JOiV .7ACkSON ! TALk lb TMOSI klOS/ '4 1'1111, � 04R'N • electric rotrigeralur, k llchen cab, _.. �•-- UM ,.,, · _., M) -,t J loan. governm�nt dm1ct " 1Wlt,� A R RJlt HIM/ ,-:.. lilrl YOU' ' l net , chest of drawers, wash -- -- 8 1 AU ** MIi --• 1t l!IO. Good neighhorhoo' Call NIM/ Ulli stand1, d re1sen, mo der n an d old 11111\1, ) � I AN M\,l t tJtti or see Fr nddle Thabet, ,.fason. dllhea and glan ware, In clu d ing 4·26-tfc W __ _ _ ..,_ a.11 MIIMt It. ___ one Ht of Bavarl11n China, hob- I r,aan:,, CHI• • � -- ____ nail ■ nd preHed gl111, an d many W lLL 00 WASHING A.ND lRUN FOil SALE: t,' OUR IIOOM HOUSE it,n.i:; 10 my home. Also t1i1ke door. A other arti cle,. on Minersville Hlll $4000. Call .,. MIClf;1,.'l/KY. blonlery of BmaJI children. 770 Syc�• care Term, : Ca.sh In ha nd on d■y of ; )'OuUuul GI.I' in1u1e and ouL. !5-26-6t c wy2.6291 · I 1 more st., Mlddlepga-t. Pho ne , :._ _ _ �m- •ale. : tHto. Karr • Van�ndt, 'w Y� 2:iM. 23 tit c . FOR SALE SEVl!:N ROOM HOUS� 6 , Coverdale, E. Miry O 28 3tc , \' with two bath,, ii:arage, waab , ,y o. .Admlnia tratrlx of t he E1tale I !"" house, cellar, 1 ..,. rorner 101 I of Dal1y GrUftth Mart , do' , ( located i n Chaater, . Ohio, on � " �ROUT, fUN d cyllndtr ceued. I d"1. A -Cir for NII I ll!(il l\outo 7. Priced to fill!II. If Inter(3)-27-28-31,· (6)-"tc .., AIR CONDITIONING, REFRIGER• •DQlllr. Karr and v■n Zandt, e1tcd call or write Paul Poli n&, L atlon aervlce. Jack'• Refri1era• "' Pomeroy, a 21 3t< �=::-:c--:c::-· :-cc:-:--, RlplPy, W. Va. 'hl ES2-IM3l. TU2, Phone Haven. Nt1w Uon. - ---- DO YO tf PAY Cl'i i PR!CES FOR L l-2G ,� ... 6-23-U 311:17. FORD, SU ta C\mam 300--VB u11ed farm machlneryT See Bill -i • a door, Frl1ky u a 7oun1 colt. Ooodwin and buy a t farm prk:ea. · , � Karr • Yao %andl, Pomero1, 0, She mile, from Wilkenm,. I. 0. McCOY a 21 :11c • , 28 30!, AUCTIONIIR IJloute 2, Llll'II httom, Olllo POMlltOY - 2 - story, 8 - room CADILLAC, '21190, Coupe D•• 1 home wilh 2 baths, gas furnace WISTING PUANACIS, �LIR MU br1nd I '"'" buy better A .. vw •. • , heating to both floors, cedar . . Bro­ Arn■hl lance._ ■'"'l HOUII ' ' . .. ,... amllll (II', Kan . V•n Zandt shi ngle exterior. Ex cellent loca• Phone Ohio. lyr■cutt, t� . 21 lion, excellent propcrt)', dose 1 1-11.ff WY2-6DI. CenlW')' R1v1ra• In . $1 3,000.00. Best bu1 in Pom­ la·IC1c.t eroy. , -· lolld White color. A IOlld GMAVIL. Y Tl.AC TO• IA.LIi AND POMlllOY - 5-room frame house t •�u.. Drr, and Van Zand&, Porn· lttvKt-. SU: I. Main., l'ffttrey, · 31t 21 5 ,_ WV2.2t7S, 0- 'Ill , · wllh bath. aas ht?atiilg, new .... , , roof. Large lot with nlcc �:mien ■: ,- rn, untll June 1 . door ' OLIIIIIOBILE a nd parkln1 area. $3201iHlO ror lt1Hlftll9' Ntrotcl �n1hart, roeket en,lne, aoe, cash sale. Oftlo. ,.,_ c...,1111 Mfl, ,1'1'96. lwr • VIII I '� MIDDLIPOlT - 4 · room frame a-111-11, ' ,'•": I 28 3!< :.,,home whh bath, gai1 furnace, 1• i.' wlth lounget basement n ice laundry, , nd tool room. Lot 50 1. CLOTH, WOOD SLAT PORCH f DOOR 200 with .iarage, Locatetl on 1ha de1, clolh porch valance, Gravel Hill. $1QOO.QO. win­ bUnd8, venetian awnln11, Olean �nterlor, t:ood til"t',(l, ol\1MIDDL IPOlT - Ii · room frame Htffl\atea. Ftffl 1hade,. dow t!inal blAck finish, heater ■n d houae with bath 11 nd gas heating. Dale Wlppel, 210 Union A\'e., Pomeroy, a 21 90tc Near new arade school. $3:K>O. MINllSVILLI - 8 ,· l'O(lm ltame TELEVISION RADIO AND SMALi, house Wi t h wa ter, electrlclty and appliance rep&lr. Call Frank gas, coal fur nace healina:. On Captelna, 41, N. Second Ave,, highway, Sf000.00. »Uc IOX 22t Mlddle,ort. PHONI WY 2-3UO (5) 21. 3tc AUCTIONI■ FOR SALE: nvE ROOM HOUSE c,1tt .,_ w ltb b1tb, nlte location. Melvin l • .' 111/rl,_, "'- w Hoodi Ut Locuat St.t Pomeroy. , A. c. .....-.. � � 0--, ' ' ' LegQ/ NOt'ICe ...: LegoI NOuCe For So le (9) WANT ADS ' PEANUTS Eastern 1gh Seh00 Graduates 49 Sem'ors Wednesday Evemn · g C AIN'T ve GOI N' TO EAT NONE OF THIS ElllEAO POOOIN'. MAW ? lW".Jr.i,� ... ....... ,... . I , ■ For Sa le SAYS rrs PLUMS FUll OF CALORIES Ll'L ABNER I I grant• you the e,e lu• ■IT� -�lsht to devtlo� . 1tt wi ld . li re . tor the .il,ext· 99 . Jura. JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR 1 /J I Aulo Sales _______ _ _ 1■a '-! my ! could -'· And •the b·10 bear ,;aid to the little b..r- earth that My, GASOLINE ALLEY By KIHG GASOLINE ALLEY I wonder u.iho on ba ! N. W. COMPTON, O. D. { 206 ) I n surance --- ·- -- -- -- - .- oack? I ·-- ----- -- NOTICE 110: Waverly Mobile Homa Salas Employment Wanted ( NANCY CLYDE G. M ILLHONE ;-;;==� -;;;;;;:niiw,,;;-;;;;;;;;;-,.,--. ■ ,ll!/0 ------------ ■ •..::. ' • \vHY AR E MAGA7. I N E • S"T"ORI E S . CONTI N U E D N EXT Y,,, E E K 'i' I I I , JOE' '!Al> A FIGHT wtTH •­ r 1-osT A -roM,.'I ""' THI!' llill!i"rHS • ARI! O>I, AUN'T" FRITZI•-- ' �� ' JRMA LQVES- - MrNHfE GO't" "' BRANO H(iJ>J- I .f CONTINUl1D NE'XT 11/EE'K I � BE , l,U.., ,M·Mf 'VOU WE�E RIGHJt ABOlff ·n·Ui ® f.lE � O'fE 0:: SEf\oR CICATR\Z. MOB, 87 "TH!, · r, v,. _____ ' ' ·1 " ' ' ,f 20 ) Busi ness Services o. TH AT'S TO K E E P THE R l=ADERS I N SUS PENSE ' ' ""'--- a 'It , II' ,, I' --- ------- .!".. --�---- ----a a1c 'If,.,....,. ■ S'll"'°. \9f vs fo, $ole •s..m. aa - a WfNNIE WINKLE 1 954 FORD V8 ·- PQMEROY MOTOR CO. "91DO.:r, omo ' . ' $595 • c......... ....... c......, ' ' .;, Mei3s;County Real Estate Owners 2 l ) Rea l Estat e Help VVtJntea ' · IU ..l"'� They treat '"" "1y folks said 1! l didn't like line now. They it at home why pav rn_t:! �m� did l come attention. �''- , 1 4 1 For Renl - JRAILE R S- - ------- VnderdeVe�op,d' Call Dlc11 Sterrett --- ----- ---- Undera ecretar7 ot PIANO S K h KARR & VAN ZANDT ---- -- -�� �6,¢, ( 9o ) -\1\a rine Suppl ie� _. ., .._ r•e•rSJ · · · HAM- •ount ftey$rb1? and all =======::===-:= 121 Card of Thanks ---------- THA% uEST IT// TH' NATIVES IS BEGINNIN' TO GJT A 'WHIFF OF 'EM - nlliY &MaLU UJ<'I! and ao the Oo?erna•nt M Tl; BIJT, PAW · ·· THAR t\A1N'T NO EATIN' Pt.ACE IN HOOTIN' HOLLER NOPE-, TH' DOC <1<,-, ,-por. PHONE WY-2-21 57 _,_,_ I I ) Notices BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH BARNE_!' GOOGLE and SNt/FFY SMITH �Mrtilinc - ,_ftd CHAJM �. LET- ME 61VE YOO A LITTLE PEANUTI SHULTZ APVICE ... I .-.:so By ...,,. .., • �,\rd1 A. o blo sot� Sts, s:tl ( C,lll & 11\ Ohl o C o\1 111l b LII , 8------Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midd leport, 0., May 28, Canasta Oub Meets Thursday At Bahr Home --- --- 1960 Mainly About People In Pomeroy - Bradbury Teacher Keeps Debate Alive On Father Of Assembly Line l�ue Of Who p upils are c orret.' t. Tha l is n 't the mass pr odudlon.'' "The two boo ks me nti on ed are way t he disc usaion wu &etlled used in the schools the hose t recently by Dr. Chandle r. Mrs. Herman Francis «nd Mrs. yeara. Compton 's Hialory few pa8l esu q the over ose r a iuue The Wayne WU1on of Co l umbus we re ti on i n lht> Ohio Eighth Gra de la the o ne used by our school Thu rsday g ues ts of their aunt, Test, su pplie d by the Raci n e tea- (Bra dbu ry) now, c opy rlght, UHH. · ''The American Nation . was Mr.s. � - A. Morgan. chers : other players were Mrs. Em­ fa t her of assembly line used before Compto ns. My ol der "The Mr. a n d Mrs. R. L. Gotthard t mett Shuler, Mr■. Clinton Fisher, prod uction waa ( I ) He nry For d , children studied from it, an d the son Br uce arr ived Friday eve• and lfra. Bnlce lJoyd and Mn. B. F. (2) Eli Whitney, (3) t.'r.us Mc• I ol dest child is 21. ni ng to spen d t he weeke nd with Jtvmalee. At the close or the C ormick, (4) George Wes ting. a So much has bee her mother, Mrs. W. A. M organ. evenin& a deaaerl course waa aer• . n sa1· d th '1 r hou se." _ T he on of _the editi 1969 used ved b)' the boalea&. The answe r provi ded by t he RaMrs. WIiiard Ebe rs bach and n Edu cator Encycl oped Amenca ci n e teachers was Eli Whitney. Thursday daughte r , Chery l. were I also have a set of F unk a 1\� Wheelersburg studen ts, su pporte d evenmg d inner guests of Mr. an d Mr. and Mn. Dn1d Smith enteragnalla, 1950-51 , whic h d_� not � by their teacher s, sai d Hen ry Ford Mrs. Clarence Migh t , Bradb ury. talned. recently wilh a surpri se pardispute a ny facts given t he m Be oo Th ey di dn •t like it beca use thei. r . r. a n d Mr.a. William Willis of 'tt The Mason County P rovisional ty for their aon'a 5eventh birthday. other booka . . BUI Swatzel or Swa!Ul'• Ashgrades were knocked down on. It. Syracuse wJll spend Mo nday in Aller opening his gifts, re(resh- League of Woml'n Voters met :Ylon­ J,and Service Slatlon • announced me n tli of cake, ice cream and k ool day eve n ing. May 23, at the home After Exec u Uve Head Charles "J find it disturlilng that a Ironto n with relative,. Hayman of So ut hern Local Dia• man - w h o cannot rea d and un der · that thb coming week he will aid were ,erved to Kei t h We ber , o f Mrs. Harry F 1 !z.s 1 m mon s m Pt . 19 Mrs. Edward Parfitt ret urned 0Clne begin 24 bour, seven day auloma- Ray Jua t ice, George and Lo u ie Ple i:.:.ant . trict and his teachers cited page stand a question, one w ho twis ts home F'riday after a. visit in War• ' J1c cru1hfld Ice delivery. rt.' 1 v t he Racine Roll presi• o a nd chapter for t heir anawer a n d her, Jo ; le. H f o no The r Jack r . M � that question into a n other, then Frederick, Mike Biasell, Delmar Clayton High School for the last six week Dr. Cha ndler ru led in favor of ,tarla name calling when asked Lo rcn with M r. an d Mrs. of ahsence in the prcsid('d dent, e the L b1 and n are e r Gle Ka s, n er, t arki Dee H· a nd ga " Swati J add White a n d family, who accom- pe riod ha s bee n ann ounced as Racine. ;espedally made Lo hold Ice, in- Sa nd y Carter, Brend a, Lind a and the pre�idcnt. .\I ts. O J Bustic verify it, ca n be supervisor of t he her home f or a weeke nd fo llows: 1 p nied Mrs. Taylor says the argu ment Ohio Scholarahip Tests. Si nce J membership th..11 il drcidt Will! It udl & ln, water proofed. Dia n e Lark ms, J o hnnie Newlu n , be a td ,. .;it. Mn. White la convalesci ng St udents with g rades of 84% or hl nges on interpret ati on of t �e have al ways thou.ght all ques t io ns iJunounta up to 100-200 lb1. of Ice Pa t ty a nd Terry Stethem, Ja n ie meetings will not be held d u ring ankle re- more in all su bject s ··.f\ " 's (92% meani ng of "Fa ther " used m ' must be from school books cov1 r .. t·cly from a broke n Augu d n a July �IY be obtained, b u t cu1tomer1 Brewe r, Mike and Shir ley Lark ms, 6t . c. i \'C d i n II fall. or mor e) in all subjects sh own in Mn. freder 11;k Frey discu ssed co ntext with assemb ly li ne. ered d u ri ng school, I thi n k. the :'Jill hive to c1U on station per. Jea n ie Whitehea d , Gloria Ad ama, . She writes : capitals. answer should be found in the Ra ndy Ha ll, An n , Brucle a nd sco t- provmor.s of :;�:1ate Bill 2S passed .,aonnel for 1uch large amount.a. Mr. a n d Mrs. T. M. Cottrill a nd I Febr uary 10, 1 960 M rt:. Chester SENIORS : Kathry n Balles, Sue 811tory book used. his asthe t ed d rt sta an Jane r ks, who n Ma t no ilyn Je is e i t "It The cally d 1utomati elivered bag daughters of Colum bus a nd Mn. i 1 1ell and Steven Holte r a nd Sandy I Weaver. Rtso11rrc Chairman , led Bui-k, Do nna Case, JOYCE CAR- sembly" 81 was sta ted by D r . Cecil Follet t of Lexingto n arriv­ ! con tahd from 10 to 1!5 pound,. "1 a m willing to check mo re a dlscus.swn on voting laws and SON, Dorothy Ci rcle, Carol Deem, Chandler in his answer. It is a Newlun. ed today to spend t he ·weekend I procedun•:; 111 W _l'St V_1r1:;1ma , v.ery simple q uesti on , a title be- books if nee ded. I would be in• Fisher ou ise MAR L EULER, Y A dults et tendl nc were Mra. Oswith Mr. and Mr.a. J. E. Foster. ne l i.; will� be at t h e Barbara Gr imm. Paula Hart, E d · stowed u pon 8 per9o n Bu t let us te reated to know what he mea nt Mn. Cottrill will atte nd the Pom­ ca r Ba bcock, Mrs. Norman Weber, 1 The u( x "! ce!in enDRESS AND CO.AT A M r�. Jack Fie. her, �ew home ward Hayman , Robert Lewis, Kay t urn to the hist ory .records for by ''sheep and g oats" (Dr. Chand • Mrs. Do rscl Larki ns, M rs. Rolan d eroy Al u mni banquet and Mrs. aemble l1t trom the BraneQ, Mccli n tock, Donn a Neville, Chris both answers .. As to who started ler,, when making hi11 r uli ng, p. m .; J u,ne 27. C. _J. 8 at Haven Sle t hem, Mrs. Harol d Drewer , M rs. a u m m e r co11ect1Dn. T h e Follett lhe Raci n e Alumni ban­ Joki ngly (?) observed his action Pickens, A n n P roctor, Willa de n e i t : Hyer , Atto rne y, I t. f ]('asanl, will POMEROY, ORIO · coat ot white Unea. Tommie Je nks Mrs. Har ol d Hol ter quet. = iltralght s peak 011 the ta� .system or Ma s on REFS, dolph, n 1\a SARADELLE "Compton 's Hi story, Page 273 would "1eparate the sheep from and Pa t ricia S;..,Hh. with wi<le elbow-length 1leevw County. MariJ,y n Rice, Karon Ro ush. -' lf yo u wish to add to yo ur list the goats", or It co ul d have been s . Wlll Phlllips and da uJhter, Mr and fo ur buttoned patch poclo­ The Ma�o n County group is a TONIGHT Mrs. Roger Da nlel1 visited 'l'hun­ Pat ty Ro ush, MARGIE STOBART of America n Fathe rs, y o u can call a brig ht stale house reporter's ellf, revr-"'t<e• to match a .Um n on •pa rl1san organiza1 io11 wh o� I Sto bart, Rebecca Samuel S\aler the Fa t her of Am- idea, too-Ed ). day with Mr,. John F. Bally and Mary Grace dusa ol bruah-printed .uJc I Mr. a nd Mrs. Ga ry Du dd ing o f pu rpose is lo promote political re­ "SON OF ROBIN HOOD" Wa Wolfe, rd , Le roy SHEILA erii- an manufact urers . . . ' family. crepe tn butteracotch d "I neve r knew of one who H unt ing to n, W. Va., are a n nou nc• spo m1i b1lity 1hrough in formed and David Heiidton, Geo?We Colouru rs. Adam Eberebach ret urn ed M "The America n Nation , Yes• could read !n ei t her family." Ch&DlP!lrn&. i n g the tiirth o f a six pou n d ao n, active participatiun of �ilizens in - ll·lilo Lois Aroot t , DONNA te rday an d Today, Page 264: to he r h ome, Mulberry Ave., William Merrill, Thursday, May 19. governml' n l . Any woma n of voling Dale Cole, ··rnmTEEN FIGHTING MEN " J oy ce 'Sam u el Slater b uilt . the first Thu rsday from Meigs General BREWER, Mr. and Mrs. William G rate of age who_ is a (·i t_1zr:1 . a�d rellidl'nt 0 1 Gra nt WUlifflla rand Hospital a nd is convalescing nice­ Gl oeckne r , Nancy Joh nson , James complete cotton mill at Pawt u cket I I C 00 Charle!lton are gran d paren ts an d '.\iason L aunty 1 s el1g1 blL for me:in• Pape, RUTH ANN PETREL, Kath• R. J ., in 17 90. Thill yea r is re• Carole M.athew1 ly. j ltr11. William Baker, Pomemy, and bership and is invited to atten d ryn Powell, Li nd a Roush, C a r- membered as the birth year of J S SUN., MON. ■nd TU S. Mr. and M rs. W. G. Ma urer of men Salser, Ly n n Shuler, Jo A n n J. H. Grate, Mi dd leport, a re great the meeti ngs. t he fartory system.' ----L/�richsville were overnight guests Van Meter. gn n dpucnt,. ''HAPPY ANNIVERSARY'' "Compton ·,, Page , 270, 276 Thu rsday of her brother·in-law The Dudcling's have another son, SOPHOMORES: DANNY COLE, ( note dat es on all t hese): 'Eli Ml t:e.i Gaynor - DAv1d NJven . . The followi n g stude nts of Porn- and dater, Mr. and Mrt. T. A. BILLIE CUNDIFF, Sa ndra Don aDally Vacation Bi ble School will Sammy. Whitney made t he cotton gin in eroy Senint Jli.E(h School have Downie and s on s, Charles and hue, Larry G rimm, P-atricia 1793. He later became a maker be held I� t_ he Sy rac� se G rade ear ned grades of lJ or above in all Alle n 1md a ttended the High Grimm, Winn Rees, Phili p RoSchool b�lldmg beginning Ju ne 6 of interchan gea ble parts for mus• their su bjects a nd have bee n School and contmu l ng t hrough J u �e 1 7. whe n berts, M i riam Smi t h, Re becca kets a commenceme nt nd for t his he was given named lo t he ho n or roll for thr Charles received his dipl o ma. Toney, RUTH WINGETI', Du a ne cre d it for st an dard ization of parts All ch,u rch�s of t he comm u rnty are partlc1cpat1ng al l �ou11h s pons or• Mrs. C . E. W. Downie retur ned Wolfe. Ascensio n Day was obser ved on sixth six week!I grading rwrind, ttC'· a nd d ivision or la bor . Page 77: 'It 1 ns to a n announccml'nl ma de curdi day atte r a visit in Thura home FRESHMEN: Don Arnott. Ter- 11 d iffic u lt lo say who have bee n ":i chu !'_ch for t his y_ear IS the Wed n esday afternoo n at the Fed• Principal . Jr h!, Oif A. James hy . C. r with Mr. and M rs. J. Dunba ' Hupp, our g reates t A meri �a ns. Th ere First U ni ted Pres byterian. Cha rle.5 Bradfo rd , ry e ratcd Churi-h with Mrs. Louis Rei· · rc B�1· d e ·1s dca n o f th e Mrs. pear1 :. who accompanie d her JOHN HYS!>;LL, Roberta Krae u ter ar Br ight bel, Missiona ry Educatio,1 Ctlai r­ . e many in t his. Amon g them I SENJOHS: M.iry AmhH,gcr, Ehiic . man, of the Wome n's G uild, in home and atten ded come nc eme n t. June tlelgler, Jame.a Oiler, Don- are Slater a nd Whi t ney. Yo had school. Cl,a111es w ill be,;m at 9 a. m. Arnulll. l.inrla Crow. Stwrnn Doug­ u na Randolph, Melvi n Va n Meter, bet t er pu t ' both on yo ur lis t of and dJ11mm1 at 1 1 :30 � · � - _ The ro_l• ch11rgc. la s , Arnold Evans. Uill Gihhs. Mark lowln� penons have .11gn if1ed their Kay Willford . "A nd Ye Shall Be Witnessc:. Gr u l' scr. Phil llar rison. Hnsc Hag• the History Hit Parade. nt rntt o ns to help Wl�h the sch� ol. l ll: o R nor Ho 1860 1959All Unto Mc," was 11w theme of the i)' , Ruge r Leifhcit . M)'rna 11,foag, Complo n 's Page 532 (the an s• SENIOHS : Joyce Ca rson, Do n• wcr t o ques t io n 1 3 on t he test ) : . Mrs. Claude Cunn m g ham, p1a n ­ Sl•rvi('{' whirh opened with t he o r• Albert M:irlin, Con n ie Mo rority, 6 na Case, Do rothy Ci rcle, M a ry The work of Heri ry For d did �s�; Mrs. Robert Hard en, :m ng lead • gan prrludc hy Mrs Ben Neu lzling Mlnada Mu rra}', Ha r rie Phill ips, Euler, Kay McClintoc k, Don na mu ch t o put industry in 8 lead- d, Mrs. Naomi_ London, treas u rer; follnwl'll h 1- 1 11(' 1 11voc11lion by Mrs Sue Phi l l i ps, i:;d w;1rd lliekard. . Ml,a Nancy Eichinger, sec reta ry; , Ion • n Amer ic , Neville, Ch ris Picke ns, WIIJ 11 de ne mg Ht' 1 hcl anti the hymn "Lord Speak Charh-� Ui ffll'. N1Jrm;1 lll)u�h, Darn u n u- I iiit Rober t Harden a n d M rs. Na­ i:i � ; I P? to '.\-le Thal I May Speak." Fi nal 1--l'on or Roll o f Mi ddlepor t Ran dolph; Sa ra delle Rees, Ka ron fart� rm�. The_ au to mobde r nd us- Mrs. knc Sm ith, l �ar(lJy11 SI ( 'l.1ir, Jan• omi o nd on, devofibrtal chai rmen. L . Sheila t, r ba o St ugie M Roush, 1 here Wl'fl' 1hrc(' meditations m1 ice Teaford a nd Sharon Zundel. Srhoo!s was an n ounced Fri day lry is respo nsi ble_ for devel opi ng Departme nt workers are : (Dean the Uwmc ''ln Your Community" with the last iMi u ance o f the Youn g. the mass �roduclion _syStem of J lJ NJOH!:i: ra111J) U �,• 1 _1 , l!:dwina school paper, "The Act ivi ty" for JUNIORS: Don n a 8,rewer, J oyce America n i ndust ry wh1i-h was be- n ame d fi rBI followed hy helper.'l) by :..rrs. Fred BlneU nur, who closed Nursery-Mrs. Asa Custer ·, Bllly Gloeck ne r, Ru th Petrel. gu n 50 man)' years ago by Eli Anl'l with a litauy preye r. Respo nsive Bell, Huth Br(lt hrt'11, l h1 v 1d Brown, this term . Jean Cundiff, Sh.afon Hawley, Mrs. .,;cript1.1re readi ng p recl!ded the Doro thy 8ro .. n ,, �rJ na CH rm .i n, LlQ· I Se niors m aking the roll t �js Linda Rousb. Jo An_n . Van Meter. Whi tn ey (n o te ronq:a'1.icli on wi t h Lindi Rose and Mn. J rene Cund iff. SOPHOMORES: B11J1e CUn diff, . Page 273 same booll:I) seco nd m editation, "In O ur Na• q a Chapman , Somlni Dr ;i_k e ,_ Ca r- s he week s were Mat')' Barth, M ar­ .Kin d er garterl- Mrs. Arlh ur SyJ. E.1 du n ge.r , ianne Briqkm.an, Ly nn Buebaitin. La rry G r i m m. Phili p Roberts, Rc- j n '• by Mrs. Hoy Seyf rie d , who D lyn Edwarcls, . N<ln cy tio Page (a,,swer to 163): The vl'.!ster : A n n Hub bard I , Joyce Buck, 1f a rgarc 1 .J udy Cl a r k , Sha ron Eva ns, Ru th beccs To ney, Ru th Wi ngett . clo�cd with praye r. Mrs. Rclbel Emma Kil)' 1'ollrod, most fam ous o f the maH pr odue- Icy, Sharon Sue Co t trill, Mary Lou John lton. M c Ka_arlln Ha n Ke dley, FRESHM Te rr EN: y Bradf or d . tion ma nu fact urers was Henry (,'a rmer, Jerry Fry, Lorett1 Ha n• had lhe third meditation, "Ar:d To Cun dlfl, Mrs. �ar?I N orris an d the E:n d of the Earth.' ' An organ Mutra)', M1ch:icl Hobcrts, Carol ning, K a ren Herr ma nn , Phyllis John Hysell. Ford . He am o ng other&, bu t Jar Mra. William F.1ch m ger . Jame _Paula _Sayre, All time Honor Roll •· l! Hil bert , Berna rd Mlght, Bob Prea­ �P\cction by Mr�. Neu lzling a nd Sargent , , more t han a ny oth er , d'1d t wo Add to the lmowledc;re you Qaln al school some · pr1maryM. rs. GI e n c, u n dlfr, Sr. : Fof 4 years, (Seniors) M ary things that helped brina: a new a is re Is No S p rouso, M ichael Swa1icl, Jai-qu cThe Christ "In hymn. the , R icha Barbara Janice There r to ds . n vallon obser by learned uaelul 1h!nc;111 Mrs. John Sa uvu�e, Mrll. H� rol d _11card. d o o W cy n Na Thuma11. l_ine . t ar b Sto Margie , l, u E r medl• the preceded West" or East Stiles, Cha r lotte Tayl�r. Bo n nie era to t he world. 9 reat deal aboul bankim;a lhat should lntereet you I Smith and �rs. _George Schnei der; Sha ron Young 1md Wayne Zu rch• V i m Cooney, Karen Walker, caroFor 3 y ea r.a (Junio rs): Ruth . tat ion. "The American Educator Eney• -now and loler, We'll be glad to answer your Jumors-.1tl'$. Harold Holmes . . r c el. r Pet nn A An offtr lng was take n lo rC!placC' lyn W ll1on, t ion, Pag1i 2.277 o pedia, 1959 eldia cl queetlona. For 2 .yea rs (S ophom ores): BU- A (an swer to 6 )-Henry For:I Mrs. Edward GtindJey a nd Mrs. Ro1he $20 given to the Kathy Sue J union were: Tom Anderson, Ca rolyn All11ia n , b" IIOMORES: SOP r grMte nave Iie Cun d iff, Philip Ro berts, Re- the a u to rna nu facturer has o ft en •··rt Moore ·. White Fun d . Then, In lhe future, when you I Bentz. Robe rt Bowen, Judy Butcher. Chrlali ne Coats, WIiliam Jun 1o r High-Mrs. Freda Duffy: The hymn,"On Zion Haste" lhc Covert, Don Erwin, becca 'Doney, Ruth Wi nge tt. responsibllillaa. you wtH k{'ow the varloue way■ FATHER OF Mrs. James Say re, Mrs. Mark Duerr been called THE Mike Bowe n , Joyce Buckley , Hen• Bil rbara For 1 year (Freshmen) : Terry THt FULLY DEVELOPED SYS· Lo rd'11 Prayer and the organ posl• o bank con help you. nctta C lark, (;aria Dill, Andrea nan ny Hin d y, Kay Jenklnaon, Bradford Jqhn Hysell and Mt'I, Harry Clar k . . tudc concluded the se r v k1i. ny, s, McElhln Karen David T EM. TwentI eth Centu ry America Lyon £va n s, l);ik ) l u hhard, Re ym ,md Everyone is welcome and more _:_ _ · - ·_ I is generaJiy l ooked upo as th � � helpera can be u9ed. Those n amed We Pay 3% lblehll On Your S■vlllf. Jewell, ll;,rbaru Lo,;an, S h;m, n C onnie M11 \ford , Su1ie Pullen, home of man •prod':'-chon . . Eh are pe'r10n s who atk>rded the pla n­ Ho us h. J� ck ly n Hat llff, Doria R.lce, ROI,· Foruily N ig/11 Pnrl,,;;oorc, L.1;1 l c Humh, ('onme Whitn ey made a basic con trl bu • ning 11essio n6. • Materials are Family night Wllll held at thr Jacq ueline Sr1dc11u bcl, Nancy ', k rn- el t a Rlohard s, Judy Sauer, Will• al­ • ­ r l, S tlo n to the d�velopment of mass ready In the hand, of t he lead ro res t Ru n Mcthod iJit Chu rch fln ne r, Du a!'le Smi1h. Mary S111 il h. la m S t o ba r Richa d .wackham ers prod uction w i th Interchangeable who are planJ ng worship, Bi b Th ursday tvenlng honoring the Jamrs Pulli11s , Te rry Ohlin�e r, E r• er and Jan ice Zi rkle. le �r■, b r Cham o Eric Sophom e11: partt for m uskets. c rafts. stu dy, recreation and Rev, an d '.,1 rs. John Elwoo d and ncstine Stockton, Asrnath Tracy, 1 · "The American Edu cator, Page rumlly wh o have aerve d the church Ju d )' va ur,ha n , Lola z,eg!'l r a nd S haron P kkens, Sarah Han nigan an d James Ree d. (a first): The !lrst phase of 1,826 el. nd u n e Chule Z for 10 year.a. ly PRIDDII HOUDASHEL T "" � Freshme n : Johnny Allenaworth 1 733 by John Kay's flyi n g shut• Down,•e, Enter•-'n Group singing, led by Mn. Ed following stu dents or Pa m• I Forrest Bachtel, Sarah · Bechtle, The Ile puttln wea,ln ahead J g ol Wi1h Porty Thursday m und Gruese r with M rs, John Mr. and Mra. Richard Hayman Member Federal lle1erve Sy1tem eroy Junior Hli:h Schoo l have be e n To m Brya n . Charle, Bush, Jud)' spi nn ing, Next, the spinning jlnr. 1n d ·• ,111'11. T• A. Downie enM Scut t 118 or11anlst , was enj oyed a nd named d ay Fri came Pa., Athyn, Bryn of lo th e honor roll, aC'r rd1 1 1g f t' ink, Arland Kini, Rick)' 0ller, putting spi nni ng ahead of tertalned wlth ny Member Federal Depoall lmurance Corponllon Rev. El wood 1h owed sli dca taken 1 a party Thu rsday oliday h the nd ape to evening , Howard ht K n Pri n cipal ll,! : to weaving. Next came the water , t'lvcnlng following J udy Overt urf, K1ren Pettit, Tom o f va rious trips an d a n umber of weekend with Mrs. R. C. Sansbury the CommC!ncc• Rall, L e e Roush a nd Sharon ,and Min Sally Schaaf, l ocal, and frame and 1pinnin& mule, too big ment exereiies at Pomeroy l ocal 1cenes. Hiith N LNTH G HADE: Bertha A rn old, Ye�uger. Rcfre1hment1 were aervcd dur­ Shirley Ash, Janel Brown, ·1 huma s Mr. and Mra. R. Hayman , Racine. to be operated 1t home. Thia took School, honoring their aon Charles, . , Eighth Grade. Kare n Bachne , lna the evo nlng to approxlma t ,:,ly Burnside Kay t:omptuu K.ll.thryu Jack Wtrner came Friday eve­ the textile In dustry into the a ll'aduate. ' Jr., Cha r- Neda Brad ford , Maureen Dant, nin1 to ■pend the weekend with factory. Refreshinents were served dur, c 60 penun1. r ow Co nkle, Frede rick .• L)'on1, Ellln D�tton, Carroll P■�e },806, A, American Edu• Ing the evening to Mr. a ht1 parenta, Mr. and Mn. G. G. nd Mrs. lene Diehl, Jane Douglas, A l l e n James M a l ,er, Jack Satterfield, Werner and to atte nd the MHS ca tor. A bult lnduatry, one . W. G. Maurer or Uhrickaville M r Downie, Tama ra Finla w, Rolan d Ci nda Saue r, Suite Slater, Melvin . comme nceme nt exercise.a when that Is fundam ental •rid eu:en- ' and Mrs. J. c. Bria:ht of ou�b.ar Flve Chest er Grade Schoo l t each· l"lshc r, La na Folger , Uav1d (;vrdoi1 David • ill, r, Janice Paa:e tlal; Tanneh Swlahe 1,807. 1 the "In 4.00's e H W. Va., Mrs. c. E. w. Downie, M rs: us bit brother, William, graduated. en held a l uncheon Wednesd ay Ja n Smith, Paul Spr u u.� c. m Carolyn Nlcbol■on, Judy Weakend vlsitors with Mr. and the cottage sy•tems in England; George H. Pa rker and Mr· and Mrs noon at t he H otel ��artin In Porn• Theiss, c� rolyn Va u gh itn , S ha rn n � � uth and Carol Scott. �e 285 "Assembly ll(le mean1 P1trlck tochary. Wilder Mra. Charle, Bennett are Mr. ind eroy tele br atl na tho en d 0 1 the W 11 lkcr, Sandr 11 Wells, Tom White, A cher, Grade h Michl ven r : l � r t' Mra. Vernon Rogen of WOOd1■chool tefm. They were Mrs. G rac-e An n 1 1 ubD1ml , Je n n lfo r Lohs , J n:c II ! w·;:wa Bog1a, Sutanne Bradbury, vllle 1tld Miu Maxine Bennett of Weber, Mr1. Thelm a Orr, M rs. Sand ra London, Sharon Mi t c i1 , W i l • 11)!c l, Dlanna Cl'llwel r•tton ael , IJ Fannie Brown, Mias Wilma Herr- H am Murray, Hegw ic l'l: .. !in . J c:-rr- 1 J\1'.j � Fro■l, Paul Gerard, Randy Columbu1. Dr. and Mrs. John Harley and Sha,n bll n . ma n and Mrs. Elea nor Knigh t . •'"/l!�hre,-, Unda Kaull, Soren . Ann, F,ran.Ct!s and· J1mea · children, 1 · · ;,;==,.-;;-;.=;;..a-;;-;;� ;=;;;:;,;, E IGHTH GRAD£, Sue Arnol<l. Le,'fl� Michl Lloyd, Ke\lh · Mor-' ire expected to arrive today from Jane Bae r, Robert Buck, Nn11cy i�"" · ,1udy Moore, M'1'tba Nichol• Sprlnsfleld to apend tbe weekend Burns, Alita Carpenter, Richa rd sqp, Karen Sln1v, Ro,:er SUiin with Dr. Harley'• mother, Mra. Collins, Ronal d Colllnj, Je n nil'cr ahd Richard Wilaon. J. E. Harley. IT'S Crew, Pa tr icia Hennessy, Charles • Mr. and Mrs. Joe McKay 1nd Kuhl. Thom,_, "'"" · ' daqhters of Mansfield are here Htu Cw.1 C/iuter j er, Alfred Suiaon, John Strauss, to apend the weeke nd with her Cind)I Swatiel, Louella Tho111;1.-; ,n. Oudn• Orr Bome parent,, Mr. and Mn. Gerald Middleport SEVENTH GRADE: Micky �1cn- 1 The Third Grtdt Of the Chester Rupe or Bradbury and other re. chinl, Tom McGowan, Pally O Hcn;, Elementary Sthool h_e)d an 111-d-, latlve1. ,oa Janet Smith, Th ur ma Vaugh.1.1, pii:=nlc and ouUn1 at the home ol Mr . ■nd Mr.. Robert Harri.a and Jo hn Andorao n, Joel Bo ney, u,.:,.,y .heir teacher, Mn. Thelma Orr. family. ol Columbu1 came laat Campbell, Donna Crow, Chs ..1 � - � � The day w u epe_nt In 1am"•• pony nl1bt to 1pend the weekend with &rbua rld ln& and other a<:u'vtle.. Patricia Fultz, kew, Mr. and Mn. Robert W. Harris. Mra. Orr was t11lsted by room Mr. ud Mr■. Gordon Harrla, Col• Garnes, Jot'y Gilmore, Ma 1·,v 11,,1•n _, ley, Donna Hauck, Barbar11 H orak. nothen, M r■. Oris Siqith tlnd �lrs. umbua, are expected to arrive 1 1 ,,,,,,,..._________ 11llton TutUe. Alao present for the Su.nd1)' to vl1U over the holida, day were Mn. David, Ross. Mn. with their parentl, the Robert Arthur Orr and ,n.ndchlldren, lhrriHI and Mr. ind Mrt. C. M. Unda and Kathy N1wman, Gallon. Henneay. Mr,, and Mn. Joseph D. Br)'an ot Columbus wlll be staying .Jt the LaSalle Hotel over the week REGULAR e�d while \hey are vlsltin& with · relative1 and friend1. Mr. Bryan •bl? the speU�r at the grave -marldnt: 1er:Yice• of Lieutenant • '� ' f,: James Smith to be held Sunday at the Gnvel Hill Cemetery. '.�. Clifford Owens who came thl, week to"".attend the commence. in,nt exerclM1 at Pornero)' Hilb ,l'tTH '.[RAl 11 where hll ■on1 Herbie w11 a :rp.em: her, rftllrlled to Blueft,ld to,)ff. & lir� O.ena has beea' b.elpin 'Fred Steele, , brother-in-law of lln. Qwen, wltb ·work at bll drlve-lu'. Cpl. Bdwud ll!l,OOIU, ucl 8/stt. BIi Tompeon r,I lrlon<I, . ..1!, -1!, ll1tl•"!_;�la-ed in Vlr­ 0 r •� lit . ,. . "' � ...... .. .,.... wltb llr. oad, ,' lkC!llliaL I.. t ,,_ ... ' •' '' lln.. Cub Bahr entertained memben of her Canasla Club TJuaf'ldQ" evening at her home ln )llddlepon. Prize■ were won by Kn.. Jamea Buchanan, Mrs. Jane Giltey and .Mr■. Fred Hibbs. By LUCILLF. HAWKINS I Birthday Party Held For Son At Smith Home Automatic Ice Will Available S n i Women Voters Hold Meeting A t Pt. Pleasant Mrs. Mer rill Taylor, Ro u te 3, Pomeroy . a Bradbury teacher, i n the wake o f a contest of kno w• ledge in late April between th ree Raci n e High School teachers. Dr. J. Cambell Cha n dler of the S t ate Department of Ed ucation, and Eigh t h Grade st ude n ts of Wheel­ ers bu rg, 0.. no w gels in t he li&tl. After considerable research, Mrs. Taylor maintai ns the Raci n e teachers are wro ng, Dr. Chandler i1 wrong, and the Wheelersbu rg ' ' I Birth .4nnounc;ed I Pomer?y Prin(ipals ■ · ASCenSIOM D OY • serYICeS H e Id 1=--- -- B'bl e S h I et fOr Une 9 At Syracuse Announce Honor Roll Students Wed neSd Oy Middleport Honor Roll Ann.� unced For Final Period • I sin I --- - ---- Around And About Middleport The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company I Pomeroy, Ohio PH I LCO SPECIAL! I Teacliera Hold Lunch �'1� IN MEIGS COUNTY SMITH CLOTHING I SHO P TON IGH T Satu rday Unt il 9 o'clock At Name Brand Merchandise AND TAU ADVANTAGE CF THE MANY n,I H I LCOa $429.95 ': 1 Spec ial s299.95 IARGAINS All OVER THE STORE .----· AS USUAL ----. wm 1 Closed · Next Monday ' For Memorial l>cay llJlllli � ......,.. l r , \, . ...f.lberfelds In '. . ' o Pemery ent1ne a1 WEATHER Ohio: P'air -..t .... Ntllta, .....,_ ln1 today, a llttt. ..,_. ..... F■lr tonl1ht, WMIIINNy M111Y ■ncf warmer. Hith ._, 7411 lew toni9hf In SO.. ------r-------------------------------------------·---------VOL NO. Xll Pom eroy-Middleport, Obi , Tuesday, May 38 31, 1960 s:NGU: COP'l _ Legion Speakers Call For Dedication · ro Ideals Of Americans In Past Wars H• h y��:?(rns: • ---------··--------------------------------:::----:::-:-::--:--:::-:---::--:---::--::-:"":':::::------------------------------�����""'.:"::-:-----� k I MEIGS THEAm • e IY UnltN l'N• lntwMtlWIII Intiland hat MCI it11IY .,.. ' kl119 who ,,.... t-. mallMN Mtt wtt.­ nevw marriecll, He wu WUU•"' I I ton aNI aucc....r .t Wllll•m the C1111111..,.ror. Hono r Roi I F.or Announced • R I w� Now You Know ( Memorial Day , for the nation to honor its war dead and to pay more than lip service to the i�e:ak for which those dead made Services were held at Beecb,,Grove Cemetery. following a parade through town with 1"'11l'n.ewia, Etghth District first vice commander as the spea�t.iiml.lcal services , with a par- American Legion speakers· sot.1,oded a call again Monday, 1 ade, too, were cond ucted in rtliitter by the Pomeroy Drew Webster Post No. 39, Frank Va\iaan1 eommander. Impressive numbers and particeremonies included Pomerot �h band ' l cipation of Go d Star Mothers. :��-'.I. � y,--Civil War battlefield PortJn Porll•·nd the county ' s oiif land. Park was the scene of s� services conducted 'by the 13-Y ear-0/d Boy • Kc•/1s Copperhead A f 8eech G rove I Over It Safely, Almost Weekend Comparatively Quiet For Law Enforcement Officers w, copp.tmffd 1n1U time .,.1n. Flrd •vc:h br'ffJd of reptll• ,... porfNI 11111t,c1 this 1prlne cam. , Mr. • nd Mn. Wood• lvd■y row 1"WI"',. Sr., BMch Grew• ...... - ...., WoodNIW, J,., .,. J3, kllled ·• 56-lnch copper. hNd Moncl■ y .., 7:30 p. m. In low WNC11 by • rur.i road ne1r the Entl• homt. Thi& w.1 the third cop,..-hffd Men in that •rH thl& ,..r by the En9'N, ltvt the tint OM '!'� Considering the long weekend and heavy traffic., eouaty officers reported a comparatively quiet holiday w1ib little .. . ...� Ra cu� e pos t an d th e pomeroy Cb �ler wh ere Elghth in more than routine ofrenses. There was no heavy wreck dam· . . Distnct Legion Commander 001\ �acb was the speaker. age, no fatalities and only minor injuries. their sacrifice . . The state highway patrol investigated the only accident In t This u nit also conducted aerv- sentiment t ha prompts ua to bow the county in which injuries occurred Saturday at 6: 15 p.m. ol&r rence. reve pnyerfql ln head.a ices at the Letart Cemetery. · at the intersection of Routes 7 aod Z48 at Chester. Middlepo rt ·s Feeney . Bennett w, do 80 betauae we, u a f ree A car drive n by Jam e■ Weber, Poat was busy participating In spe- people, wlsh to •.call and honor Ft. La ud erd ale, Fla., pulled inte Edward Roul, Newark, N. J., 11)4 of f legacy d equa, an om t� eial grave ma rki n1 services Sun." kilted. the path of a ear driven b)' Louis Clarence Austin, Atlanta, GI., the of opporlun� 1 bequea�he� t o day atlernoon'for Lt. James Smith, Yount Intl• wa1 pt,1lll1t11 r■► F. Ki ng, Kettering:, Ohio . Medi um former on i-haqea o( i.Qios!�­ , Middleporl's fi rst settler a nd Revo, ua by th ose wh o gave tbe1r lives bit WMd1 at "'- roN1id• when liqo a nd resiatini arr.., and � damage was reported to both car.a l utlon ary War sol d ier . C,n M on day for �reee dom . . . he 1nake rnoftd p,Nt hi m. lalter o n iQtoxiea� �ae,. t ine r Cathe nd i ., r J King Louis and 'ft'1tb dee p gr_ahtu de and ��m1, services were held e t the roadside The two mer., em;loJHI ot s King s u ffered brubes and •brH• perk, at the river bank. then at l lijo, we recog n J.Ze the sacrifices c:arnival at Middleport, were ar• ions. Bra dford . Mi dd lepo rt Sill and Riv- of 'these me n an� wom�n and th_e rested by Deputy Chlrlfll Sa,r,, r Webe Mrs. car, r Webe the In A} erview cemeteries . Pa ul Hapton- �iflces of lhell' b mi Uea.. Jt IS com plaine d of cheat injuries and near the Pomero)' Bridil@ � · f1t$iflg that w� 1et aside 1h11 day slall is post comma nd er. M r. Weber of a "ltrai ned back. they had engaged in a fi1bt with The post also held service• a , to l det.'or.te wtlb flags and flowThe Pomeroy eme rgency squa d other men at the local rett,,un:n&:. • g Cheshire Gravel Hill cemetery , . ei:1 the raves ot our ��ad com 1 was called but none of the acci· They were released on bond. 11le rad.ea and of our fam1hes and then in the aftern oon drove to Bur11i ctims req uired trealme nt, other arrut wu at Btadbqry denl fritnds. The pla�ing of spring [Ingham ! or add itional swvlcea. ' where Marvin Spirea was arrested the patro l reported. · and charged with DWI follow1ar a Speeches o f Legi on rtpresenta• fio�era and the rites bel.ng o bser• Weber was charged with fail­ wreck Over 300 ah.am ni oI Racine tives were, 1 11 _pa rt, on the follow- ved here today bear evidence of . r and t ure spec lhem. t o yield the right of way, an4 r fo O ve o l the High at School athered g t W' ir.ig ofncial Legi on Memorial Day :Nearly century af t er that Homer Eugene Cole, 18, Tup­ a. school auditorium Saturday even· is to appea r in Cou nty court. obse rva nce t heme: . flrll Metnorial Day, we a� shrred I I ng for the annual banquet a nd FIVE JAILIEO. pers t'1aina, was cited to CO\llll.J AMERICANS: FELLOW MY c o • . \illlV . Five men were l odge d in the court toilo wing an acddeni - at Today, is a d ay of revereut bf much the aame l_eehn11 e�- daoce o f the organlution in what .' P�5ed by General Logan of, Civil one member described H t be coun ty jail over the weekend by l : Hi a. m. Suna1y on Route 7 near memories. ....,on " the Sheriff Robert Hartenbacb'1 of· tue r·1 ve t'oun_. 4.irill. . <..:ole, ae­ days In 1866. Once �gam we "m ost enj oya ble On th ts occa s ; on we once again remi are nded of our hero1c dead fice ror bearing. , in Co11nty court. cordmg lo a wreck report ID Ule grou p has hel d. R pay tribute to t he valian t Ameri• have who e�blazoned Del bert Biaaell, Chester , was ar­ sherth s omce wu drivin, . to the page e Russell Lee, a Racine gradua te , ca n dead who gave t heir lives in arme d forces d ur ing wa r . we wlll h of with y r r lo este r• d on a distu rb ing the peace aucb lne lelt OI the roa.d aa af ame1 n te ool d sc f Sunda nd 8S a u h s hel s ny perintendent now o ceremo 111 the defen se of freedom and demoAn impressive-; draniatic y '.'¥ have . no cause to le� r lhe �ut ure, raey. on thia, the 30t V�ey Forge • • the Batlle of New for u n ion Townphip at westches­ cha rge, as was Dale R. Herman, SWlr,,ed a n 1pproactunc car dti,, lu�vo d a l a .frrst sett n t' er lepor of day h c s ·of Midd nOOn at tM g uid ed m issile& , notwi th t a d ln gs 8 r1 aTid hyd r_oge n �m �s MllY, as natu re drives to bring Orleana . . of Tbe Alam o and Get• te r, Ohio, was m •ster of cere­ Midd leport. An altercati on al a en oy Iva n .�ance, .Ui.nceu, , S()ldier, Lt. James Smith, with Lt. Col. Joseph D. atom bo� tionary bs tysburg . . Sa n J uan Hill . . of t he 111011ies and lhe graduating class local r esta urant earJy S unday Va., o wned by �rce �. · , spealter. wilh wh1c h the woild 1s ar mmg it- �I to life all sleeping thi ngs we ga- Ma descenden Brv., an. , sixth • t of Lt. Smith, as the morning reaulte4 i n the arrest of CJeveJana. &Lb ctra sl.tft� rne and �he Argonne . . of Ba· memoera were l!Uetll. , d n a resPect or mage o h pay o t r !he ,.i.J... 1 Jti. J�l ?nJ!�UI· c�� 9 taan. Correg1 d lwo or and Jlma. me<11um. damage and Cot, wu1 · eOUtce cted(eated n, self. tor -Americans ntrx.t ear were if futur love t o our ho n ore d dead, restca&fled w1U1 reck!HI oPW�- � _Mrs. Ir vin& Karr, Jr., SE �istrlct in& . �Jl �J»t!,tflelli �.re .1t home , . o f N�kchop Hill_ and Hurt�ea�, �lectea wt� Maruyu ,raylor, preu,· tbe,mselve� � · �ltiop-,I, r'Inerl• . r Dr J"ome1oy pot1ce ��WO �de�r 11�ffdlng Joh n Jt'1sner; can ldeall. He aald: , i ., , • j D1te1,,.�0.t; ) )1 lne lOcal l.\A.lt Ulapter, 1ilo' oYeraeaa In foreign lands. I Cairo Ea �lt );....t.of tbe ,ludge o o , d An t i ,,, .. t easy t no , .... ... ....-. ·� liillic forto to , e-e ed u ur t.li'filie l l the 1s 1 l s Wolfe, t JJA.K, 01 obJecuvea � o�tu.ned lect Reyc lit d� . , r "The':i,Am•rl�n ■· aervJJtg se e y ' A · . t' t I n o a 11u dd en impul se of &et, Decel(lber 7, 1941, when Pearl an d t:la ud ia Shields, vice preaicurges, Cnll!f Jed -------ft. r aae Frea1de nt . John Adams, amon g the most importa nt �mg parapb · n.bl!r r ' .;, . gave II t Har bor was attacked and our Pa- dent. Miss Patty t.r1mm da ughter purte<t. 'l'iley weNI JUies "· It.a�� n 1760 and reac:hed , iti., �rui- prest:a-v au on Ol h1stor1c spot& an� i ga � �itU.O, trt:.!te to. f,:.smith. He also ti:e cine Fleet crippled. On that day 01 Mr. and Mrir.. Willia� linmm, man , Annn, and t..barJea: Lei.lie li on �n 1776 wll.lch ca�ed Jtle first marKmg _ot !tevo1 u uonary so1d1e1·s , all tihle ' a, debate war of t he USA, commonly kn own graves. .:;tie c1oseu laid t0 reaI•' ·for we sho ul d have learned the cru el Letart I>'aUs, presided at lhe da nce 1' m.onon , U>1umttus, botb char� by placing a _____ lesson of un prepa redneu. Batlle· as "Miss As lrom,ut" With her- at· H to who Middeport's fint setUer as .the RevoluUonar_y war. .UM.CR wruub Ol rosemary .11. llU :.age w1U1 speeawg on M.aip �. Jimmy Stewart of Muon City .t;u1n were ordered to appear, � ships, light really WII. cruise rs a nd dest roy• ten .ants garu1io. lltuiam wn o on d &rave her bmith the Ter trum a r nd y ''He nce, t hat waa not the r.evoluers were su n k an d damaged. But lirlldford . Other conlestanLa f or Wis e1ectea president 01 the � •· Jore M�or U1artes Lepr Jllae . t. 'l ne c eremomes began wah aa • Tracing his' fiamily b,c!t, gencr- lion . It was the result of Uri revom a JteS111on 01 Mayor Lel,(,fl n y• en o_f much greater importance, 2, 1 1 7 the t1t1e were Patsy Price, MoU)' n 11ma A,uwn1 Asaoctatlo n al lhe by rs 1 o c e c i e tt e 01 1> atlon by generation, he eat11b llsh• lution. A11 long a.a the Am'erica n vau Oo nq uel heio MIU.lraay eYen mg tn court o>aU.irt111y evenmg, two H.Ut• on tha t day. lost were hves Hemshell er nd u com• an ne n d e Roberta ad u t sq Kraeuter. Post _ l 1 » that h!)nor. people honor the memory of those ed Lt. Smith a■ Kavlng Th• cost of war In hum.n aacrln:eu mom were tteld tor the we um gymniuuum al w anama Jana men wt!re uneo ,J.1> and · The :M iddleport Fi re Depart• nation and i ts m"nll ol Le wis :Sa uer, an a a liOY in the I who ,served the d no fear m fQi. Bryan Col. n1.:h �chuo1. - -- --�' - - cons eacn on speedln& cl111;s ot 11:f.ID wnh J . t.dward Fos• - ----- .:,cp ut escort ot Tommy Lyons, l.la1·• menrs eme rgency u ni t st arted the f lee I • do1trterln11I · ,vLn1:, ou1c1als named were Toi:n l'bey were Jamt:s W. ffochug� e or M b11euer �1,000 , than e t whi c��sses ter, P omeroy, s peak.mg Jor tne ryJ .:,Lumoo, h.un l'lca1 and Mien ! long weeken d wi t h a busy Satur· , Scauy, Mm u,epon, vic e pr�iaenl; u1, a.nd Waiter Atc\.: o>', :u, rtrcher . .r,us. Allrr led the Pledge day night before settling down to till 50 acres m the U. S. M t hlary I cla.!is an d lur 1 11':tO w un U arreJ Cemetery at M argraten , Hollan d. Juhn 8on, t:mcinnat i, aa ipoites· ,ml!.. ot:ny .l'I')' . l'iew nti\lt:ll, secre­ cnarged. wun apeeama on Uruon 01 AUeg1ance, and tne aea1cauon a qu ie t Memorial Day. iary ; anU ju Ann JUIUI, M.•� A\'e . .rtalpn W. lllaaburu, J::tan­ The unit was first called at ROW upon ROW . . . Each cross ma n ceremonies were led y Mrs. A. li.. 1,,h)', trea8urec. ma king the final overton, vaio, waa 11ni?d ,.100 and t res place ing td� 3 m. ay g rd n p. Satu eveni n ; ., tne sic . : . n a for the d ce was fur• u A K � 5 t\.lll"hl, !tege t oi opprux1maley 1 80 persons a.t­ costs .&nd 11en1encea to 1bn!ft days n a oI American s old ier. wnn �uss u race Horton , t.:haplatn when Curt No bles became ill at nisne11 O)' !he r•ive :samta; urcnes• teoul[;u we o,mquet anu uie danct 1h Jatl on a LIWi Clll'ge and 'J'.he dange rs which c on front our tra .a n d the <lln ner was prepared and ch•rter memocr , .11. nd M.1·11. w. hi s borne o n Cust er Street. i 10 !he new gymnaa- uuben Swartz, 1-'omero)', wu 1,1 v. JOuowea wnu:11 is nted The benefit D1iise ar eties of 1960 to be · prese A t 9:30 p. m. the squad won na t 10.n and the world today are and served by toe J u mor Mo men th P. Loc nary, taking part . 1u111. n wH tne 11rst au1wh 1.1.um.n, en a $10 alld costa tme Oll an massive . . The pr ob lems . . c Auditor• a race wi t h the lllork, transp'ort• omplex aud the gms i,t the J u nior dau. MAK.KER UNVEILED Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in th& Racine High School !l:J,jl:I, 111nce ne1a a�1,ur rying, t and theory Our mtoxicauon charge. emo• d of the to Davidson en a• rr Wa s. r M ing of U. gion w R , The oronzc mar1, r placed on tum is being sponsored by Post 602, American Le n& un lne proanm "el"e ""-IIPll•n crai-y being la d challenge m .MJao..aepon, Chief Herbert a n i from the Hospital, General Meigs d nveile u / by waii a:rave s Smnh Dance. cine, in cooperation with 'tbe Kent studios of .kULn .:;.tyrt:, a Waham11 &,rauuate Gu■:ey reported a qwet weetend · c�l d wa r with C ommun ism, a de• line. Meigs-Gallia ng i d mc1u Uesc.:!naanls un;er o y ed coatume and Choreography olli\J. n ow ii IIIUSIC maJor al Mill'58.IIU "So•• ••d Dance" _ Jamllse tranl!ilS Ann a nd James Ha r 1ey, s1r. ned plan for worl d revolution unw J..O: J.a last ni.c111 whfn two n Quarter . ...... are bY William Kent , with Jone.s.,. ... •1..-. '-"UUlljt!, tlllU .IHCJlle ...,;apenan, 'wa· men were arrested following A th ird call 11t 12:30 a. �- t hat wo uld strip man of his bea ot Harley, hll o J Dr. of children cuatume, execuli\'ed by mother• o f "W� Three "-J uQy, Jim a nd S lloiID.ll. n1gn :,chool uuaent. Jibas ught a.L a local restaurant. Sunday left the- e_m eriency squad lfof in God. ; Ar· ne& , Jo Amy d pr , m gftel Ohio e d •l ,)ilYl'e Soll!¥ "� u rumerume' ' accom, re�ted were Jaei. ouer, 31>, Mld• m� n o n du ty unl ll 2 II.· m. A car Winston .Hrown . da ughter Ol Amy l\.ing1>1and Jo n es, I n h'1s· book, "Masler, of Deceit" tb�l'be U p �,;.am ••• ..,.en an• p.11.med b_y .:ianora .Heu.sh at the pi. aleport:, and Harry Walburn, "J,·1ddlers '1hre.e"-Sandra Lynn Jack11on, an d A ichael and l\aren driven by �- Spires knacked out tO, t , J . Ed£ar H oover warns UH that '"' nOunced ;;fouow1� ,iUIU. .L'r.1 1"8 t.'apenart WI.II teaturea Valerie Holley, Brenda Koehler, children of Vlrgm ia Lu all power i n �i ddleport when it ..ucon. Walburn po.■ted � DOnd today, "Communism is un the ".KhyLhm In My N ur�ery Rhyme" maj o r m a aance number. d str 1or bJJI appe1ranee next ::iatQ?daJ' -Jlalisa Rizer, Melotl)' Hackel�, · :Schaal Koehler, Col u mbus, Ohio. . ,, ., ;�: :::�: ��l:r� ��� It im• menace of ou r time and threaten, Miss Lelah J.11.ne PoweU, veteran before M.a)'or Kenneth Mctabin­ Le av!,__;- M 111aa ' R izer h 1. setu.ement quarterly nd seco The · the Cumvery exl1tence of our West• Sbiil.1 Gale Moore, Janelle Wabaroa teacher, was made an ' g a poss1' ble to sou nd the aIarm to A bro�e 1tar mar ker hoIdm a n/ ,.;: .k.J.ln W-R< • ern ••· •l'-·" m,. Hoo,er con- of state ai d lo l ocal ai-hool dis-- honorary memoer of tbe a.asocia: ney and OLier rematned in Jail u..won. " .. •• ' Jo Eu•• DJ.bl ' Jan Betzina ers b mem squad the n o mm u s was flowers of t aake b a apd llag Yo11t "Whirl, and 'fwll'lt-KrUlta tln u es : "I l;lave deep faith in the lricta Crom the stale school founda t19n, M.tl!S 1-uweu bas l.au,gh1 u � iii· toda)' aw11tmg .be�. th Ann Mees. Linda YOlt. Donna 'lbeia, Nancy paced on the grave by members of therefore t he 1iren on the emer- Ameriean people and in our Am• t1on program baa been distributed h ma tor ao yea.rs. She was a 4pe­ · .ln II court senion .S..tutday eve, n i-y truck was used. Spirea' car ge Child· Chapter, � Liberty Snod· of Denise Cradle Yoit, Martha Yost, wo1r• the an� Hood .ft.id1nt � '&IB,d erican way of l ife. But I know to Bdeigs l:ounty echool diatricta, c l a:u est at I.he banque t along nln,, Mayor Mc&hinney fined . O. Patteraon, county achool eup- I � Kell.ti Marlhll, li!lffiloDvtlle, ,100 u Valen• arasa, Connie Arnott, Jan Alkire, ren o! the American Rev olution, wae demolished. However, he did what ...::.v-1v1e Holley, !!tenda · w1Lh .nr. and .fta.rs. t.:lyoe i>'oley. 1'0- M.D.(1 COl!lts an-1 tll:ree ciays m jl l 1:0mmunism could do to us. erintendent, reported today. three bein£ Jennifer Lohse, Sa'hdra not require treatment. The men tieverly Price, Mitzi Ann Wolle. l t.iae Nol ause ll than r stronge 111 we bec ley 1s. principal at Wahama. of the fire department then stayed , "All Aboard"-Pamela Cleek, Brewington and Ellen Du tton. on a cGa..l ge of dr1\'ing a .motor­ ·, i•itttle 111111 MUU'et and the Spld11 are; Not . has t i because t no ft The money, totalling $167,130.15, .i'be rnvocatmn was 11ven by cycle wblle intoa.icated. The ulute to the dead. taps, a nd on duty unlil power was restored. tl!'"...!-C)'nlhta Brown, Jeilny • Car• 'Michaela Wolfe, Kly Evan,. Karen Do».�ld Foglesong, f ormer teacher 1 At 2 p. m. Sunday the 1qu1� eom etlwlg better lo offer; It h■a was apportioned aa follow,. were given by the Legion d eecho Hob■tetter, Jean Bette Griffith, �Bedtonl, $3,071.68; Columbia, 1md prmc1pa.l. M r. Stewart 11erved Mrs. net. But we may not learn until ' 1'0ver tho Rainbow" (Wilard o( JoYCi Dub, Elaine Davis, Patricia tail and Don Roach, Diatrict Com• was . called to Cheahire for It is too late lo recognize who $8311; Eastern, $38,824.45; North- . llll!i \0.11.stmal:iter. Jamil!i A. Diehl, Jr. • who d become ill. h Lui-y Pott,, How$TOCKS FIIIM.ID Rev. prayer. a &ave mander, ¥. Even Oi)......Saindra L,nn Mer!cal: lbe mmunlstl are, what they western, $66,159.l:t; Saliabury, outgoing presiden t of the lllSOCUl· NEW YOHK (UPI) - stocb "Va1abond Sboes"-:b renda Val· ard Rtlppelt 1ave the invocation The squad WBB releaaed on arri• are � HJa' Skidool"-Denl:' Snod• dl:tiag • Ind what we ounelves $19,H6.92; and Southern, $f9,ot7,• uon, gave a wekome address and firmed in a modmtelJ . acUve val of a local diction. and bene ' - phusician. -·-·•--------.; r v• _____ ratt •1 -"" • __ .,.� ,., U"ia, N In· 11'..., Linda Yoat, Jan A •____ therefore, OJ.Ult do to defeat 95. -----eona ucled a short busineu ■e.u;Jon. openmg lod&y. Yott, Pamela Cleek, Beverly them". � v ue, • e umn1• Racm I Come Home For I Annua] Banquet , · Dr • r.e fAnln.n·y Caff(ed 'Ul lmpr,·8','!Q1 "°' amat1c "°" ·v•·Jli . By D-au�h. ters Of Amer1·can·'. ; evol�t•·on . Sonday W::t ffl � � gtave Un•al I IYir 1!:� ;\�W · J.!n-c, Stewart Elected. President Of . . l\ldJIJ tiiiaJs -J:; .oJttaJ•�·"':r;�p Aid Squad Busy "'ahama Al11mn,· Saturday Night, QU}et , QO 'M08" day V •· • TO present Danse ar1et1es ·var· 1"ed'Prof·am 0n We·dnesday A By The Ohio' Highlights 'Down , Show ich l _ ,Hoef �; t.!-:,· i�li !.� On .. AoaJn ,i\ C, ilr:ry. N'Ighl WI_.J....:. .I w �QUl�Y .:. .:. _ llel Clu:t'1 All Star1 and RI· emit, H�lpn& ValliBY Le11ue leadets, will in1:lr.e a aecond ,ttempt to play on Wedneld11 eveil,int at 8 o'clock under : _the ll&btl or Bachtel .Stadium 1t Wahama Hilb Sehpol, The lWQ teams were rained out Iutl Tburlday, ,r� one o1 the heaviest dow.npdun or the. euon bit jUlt at &line time. The AU Stan I.ft! made up of OUlltandinl hllh 1CIJool 1tar1 of tjle arei � Pt. Pleau.nt, W •• Ill.Dia, Pomero)' and : Kiddlepo.ft. la fddition Clu'lr.: bu fJriakled , hi■: lineu p with a f� veteran■ �, , eucll • .Qia , brothen Gerald •Rd � Luthei Tuebr, Gene lllllon, ·Joe BradleJ 1Dd. 'blmae;lf. + • , ' Otberl ·in the aq'llad �IQ.de IUl WU.On, To� Gruesu . and � iloore Ill of POmero,; Yo&i WQ'lind , a�d Pete� Da'11 o( '.ll�ddlepari_. Jlapnp l.ewil illd � w...i'1-, Pt. Pleuant 01, Rafph V� lla1rilf 'WI· Cl■$ 1 - Jtlmlr • -: · �� · The 1960 BanqUE:t, program and dan�e of t�e Middleport High School Alumru Association was . enJoyed &aturday evenW esing by more lhari 280 graduates and' guests of MHS. Mrs. headed having fo y F y, CQfflpUmente all r b presidelit, was d ley r . the . atfair . Jr•m opened with Bill Childs a.s Gene Harrl1, toutmuter, in- announ cer wbo presented the da nc trodueed Mrs. Fr1�cl1 Klein who Ina choruB mad e up of fu ture led the group in ■tngina; with Alumni Ne da Bradford Sa ndra Mr1. Phy1U1 tlackett H accomp1n• Ohlinger, Ly nn Daniels 'a nd Kar• illt durinJ the aervtne of the ban- en B,rhner. The girl, attirfd in quet by the Bind BoOllel'I Allo• ormee· and black costumes danced elation. An �promptu number to the IIODII "Down by the O -H·l·O " by Dr. Lew� Rickman, Earl Riek• with Mrs. Marga ret Newman 41 man, both craduatea of Middle• accompanist. port ar.-:, Wlllle Brouehton was The violin · and vocal d uct to entbu■lal1ically received. "BeauW ul Ohio" was present ed ':'�e lnvoca\ion tn the bllaquet by Paul H aptonstall and Mrs. Itlel n tras alven by Mrt. Nan Moore. and was well received a, waa a Bfl\•een the COW'tel ot the din• remlnlscinl in words ,. presented ner, Miu Sue Xnt1bt, vice presi- by Mrs. Klein wllh violin and dent1 Wfl(ODl.ed the cla aa or 1 960 piano back.cround. ' tO' lbe .APodatlOR and Mia. Bar• Two mem ben of the Seni or I ban Stilet, pre,ldltlt ot the Sen• 1:lass, Maida Roush and Diana I lor d111, 11ve thi, Nll)ODH. Follow.tn, th, dlnrier the croup Stumbo, d reaaed In gay ninety adjourned to lhe •udltorhun where dre11ea and large brimmed hat,, the prolfad). follo•inl the theme, presented their ve.raion of "De11r• "Down By The O�lo"', ,wu pre• le'' with wordl upproprlate to the tu1ted uilder the dir�c11on of Bob occuion, "By the 01d Ohio" waa �Hoeflich. Said b1 man:, to 1w IWll by D•nny �omp&on 'and ll••\ WH 11,o encored;"'' the °'9: · t , QW-. , .,� � � �: ll>.i. 9't , 1�, · ·:� ;::;:; . "' ".,1 .' !I-if.,,...... ooui gi �: I !:i�;,.;.":o: �:::�:�1 ::,: p�i: to the memory oI those wh Over 300 Attend Pomer oy High School Al11mni Middleport Alumm' Assoc.iation_Annua_l tvent t�::��:\:,:::,,!�; .. :�t::. . Dinner, Dance, Rewii on TimeFor Past � .., . 1·0 l's 'Stars .r.aa, 2d I.Y Settl.emenl Made In Co ty �=f�!�e 0 w:,�ter I I , Md's � a.no •ute­ ·w• . II I I I eg ...,..,.:.A bn!.� ' • WJ.,11!; $ lm. ,· uj, Chil ds a n �, Hoen1ch ,an�. and to Row, Row, Row ,ind were called b..k for • curtain ca . �he qu arte t of Tommy Da rst, Forr est Bachtel J::-., Lew!• Sauer a nd Da n ny Thompson thrlilcd the aud ience wllh their barber 11hop rend ition of "In the Evenln& by the Moonll&ht'' 11 d id thelr en• core, "Goo dnight Ladies." The closi ng n u m ber of the p�og_ram.. featu r!d Lewia Sau� s mg1ng Paddehn .Mad eli n Home with the da ncing chorus attired i n large bon nel.8 wllh chec ked out• fit, retur� ng to close the progra m . Mr. Harris . After the program mtroduced -the Al u mni president who cond ucted a short bwin ess meell ng :Vit'h t�c min utes of t he , last meeti ng bemg: read by _ Miss Sally Schaaf and Mrs. Lllcy Grege presentinf the treuurer', · report. A report on the Sull11n G. - Part Mem orial Schol1r1hlp Fund WH 1lven by Mi'8 Frieda Faehnle, , chairman. The following offlctrs were nominated by Miu Freddie Houda of tbe nomint1.tin1 Uelt 1M 5:li!lllttl ltltli!■ bute , � 11 freed oms n sings . and our many shall be . perpetuated. d anced �1rm, o g Mayor, Chief Say Th80kS TO Thelf• Const1'tuents I �ayor Ke�nettt McElhln�ey and C� 1ef vi Police H�rbert �1lkey o r Mid dleport were filled with gratl• tude today. . . . There w111n 't a 111ngle aco1den.t 1n Middleport. o v.er the lon g lhohday weekend whiah. took its re<:ord toll in llhe natJ.o�. . " 1bey Jorned m a statement: people for jJriviDg 'Il'-nk carefully. ----- -- :::ur Soot Blaze BrinPt D'II... Firetnen To<Qou8e Syracuae firemen were called o u t at 12:2() Sunday afternoon by a soot fire at the borne of Mrs. Martha Ables, Fire Chief Wood• row )fen� reported. There w11· no dl.Qlap ' to the ho.11:1e .wftlt only minor amote and eoot datDa:R, the · , · .:. ' !ll.. t�·• •• ,:b.!!! ..W, \, ' . Over 300 attended the 84th anniversary of Pomeroy High School and the 42.nd annual meeting of tne AlumnJ AssOClanoi:i heia :Saturday evenuig at ttbe J unior Higt:t School audi· tornun. A ce1Ttng O f b lue crepe paper streamers with white stac.s and ·blu� paper �Ith whne stars around the stage decorated the audltonum. 1 wo large baskets of spring flowers were on the stage. Danny .l\forris , , Cla.ss of 1957, an lhe youngest meml>er of the 1r11du• executive committee member, ser- aung da.as. Two sol0.B1 "Forever ved &... Masler of c eremon i ea. i n an d A Day' ' and "I'll See You the a bse nce of F rank Va uahan, Again " were presented by Myrna by Lucllle Alum ni president G roup si ng ing :wiaag accompanied of "1'he Purple and White " anu i n- Swackhamer. Ti oma.s Qu ick, Cl..s of 1929, voca tion by Thomas B owen of tbe Class of 1934, preceded t he ban- who is superi nten dent of ' the qu et whic,h was served by the Fran k.Un County Scbool1 and the Wo me n 's Guild of the Fede rated speaker for the eve nin1, . greeted Ch urch. The tables were attrac• the Alumni, the faculty preal.!nl live in white covers with .a n ar· an� the Cl,ss of 1 960. U:e 11poke of r.a ngemen t o f purple an d white his high s chool dayt and al10 of flowen, cente red with a vlhite p(\'11• the impreSBion one makea on other na nt on which were the dates of people. He stre11Sed the importance Lhe classes in purple ,a t each end of ,the example we set. of the ta bles. Members were reminded of the Following the di nner, Mr. Mor- bulletin board in the -back of the ri� welcomed U1e Class of 1960 room on which were displayed with Albert Marlin Jr .. pre\.ident, letters by alumni who could not giving the respon�. A white car• atlefld: thoae 1endtn1 membenhip nation boutonniere WH preaented duea, and the nilnntes of the lut �ffii'' to �� l!lt! \B h� �II!�· 111ee�. Reunioll. were held by cluse.s 1910, with four members, Harry t.ienheimer, Lucille Will Defen• bacher, Ma,.i VJugban Bird and J. 0. .Roedel, prese nt to observe their !Kilb anmversary; and classe1 of 1925, 1935, 1940, 19'0 and 1"°. A report of the nominalinJ: com• mittee wu given by Lelia Curtis and officers elected a nd their claa(. are Pauline Mayer, 1939, preal dent; Charles Legar, 1942, fint vice presid ent; Evelyn Gilmore1 UHO, second vice presid ent; Carol Ann Ke nnedy, 1955, sec:ret.ary-treuur­ er : Ann Rupe, 1948, 1uiatant sec­ retary-treasurer; Lorena Arnold, 1941,t Kathf)'n Spencer, 1939, Wil­ liam Woodard, 1957, Bernice Par­ son!, 1956, · DaMy Morri1, 19,57 and \>hyllis Knopp, 19M, e:s:ecutJ.ve committee. The Pomeroy High Sc hool Qirls ensemble sang 'Trees in the Rain" and the Mixed Chorus o f the high school san1, "Roekl.n' All : N11ht" aind "Sooner Will Be Dollfi'' wilh Mn. Swack�q_ tl accompanist. Introduction ol clauel 'waa by Monis who 1110 introduced . , Char,, ' � �.� � � 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 05. May 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 May 28, 1960 oldaker