https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d2046f46a952af1fd37965ac6878614d.pdf 5ad303b7857b6efbdcc4e145e29f2b27 PDF Text Text ,\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,, ' � �.� � �--·---•· - T «-'" ,,_ _ �" ... � . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . .. .. .. " . - - . . - . . - . .. . . . . . fHE DAILY SENTINEL . . - . - . . . . .: -•+--� , i";.... ... . - Banditry can be controlled � hy aggres­ sive, determined t:ooperation bet wee n t h L• Jaw enforcement authorities and inlcl'l'Slt!d en­ terl)rlses. n you doubt that, a remarkable record t hat has been set in Philadelphia may change yo1 J view. Eleven years ago a team of bandits made a of holding up t he managers of a chain system, American Stores. They pulled 17 jobs in a row. In the last. a police officer was shot and killed. That shot marted the beginning of a non­ st6·p counter-offensive by the stot'e organiza­ tion and local law enforcement bodies, not1 career ahl_v t h(' Phi lactf'li>hia Pol ice Department . Sine·(• t he o ffensivt• started, there have been Sl4 holdups - and evNy participan t , save for two murder defendant s yet to be tried, has been sentenced lo prison'. There hasn't been a single acquitta l . The prison terms meted out amounted to a total minimum of 361 years a-nd th ree months and to a total maximum of 996 yeJrs and 1 1 months. As a resu lt of t hat record, there have been no holdups in the- past t wo years. The crooks have learned that, in this case, crime doesn 't pay. And what has been accomplished in PM· Jadelphia can be duplicated everywhere I hroug h t he same kind of cooperation. Political Payola We've all heard about "payola" - a device where, according to the revelations of a Con­ gressiona•l investigating body, disc joe:keys obtained large sums or money along with val­ uable gifts from record companies in return for plugging th e product. This, com ing on the h'e·ets of the TV qu iz-show scandals, has lert a bad taste in tlrc mout hs of millions of Amer­ icans. i I .,' ·, I I I' I But there's another form of "payola'" that is far more import.ant. Congressman Hal leck d Lahor u n1on • Head ' Answers 'Feath'erbcd' Charge ' GI-,,,. I, Cundiff, Syr1cuH, an •n the New York Central RAIiroad and • member of •· S. Rlth•rd Wyatt Lodg■, 8. of L. P . & •: 544 h furnl1h1d H ,"'- Dally Santl,nel V,lth the fol, lewlne ' l'ttldlf 'v M. II. Gll.,.,.t, Pre1lcklnt, Brotflffhood of Locomotlve Flr1m1n ind Engln• men, Cl1v1l1nd, a,. ,n u1w1r to th• r•nr:-d chi,..., of "fHthu 11Hdtn1. -l dltor. . . . The Ch a rle.ton, West V1r�1ma C1ze l te ea rned lhelf a 11at1on�I re�uta_tiqn , l ast ye ar wh�in 11 pl�nt�d both fe e_t, sq1111,rely 1 n _ 1h�'. m1dd�e or the Fe ath�rbeddin,i:: 1ampatg'n or U. S. nul ru r pora_ �0 n1_. __. . . 1'1ie 1111\f er t1smg ca mpaign or the railro ad'a was at II.II pea k . wh_en 'the Gazette u11ed lt11 cd1tor111l c olumn to q uestio n th e accuracy a nd trith or st111isllcs u�ed in t he raUro a ds' an11- e mploy e aclve r - 1 tlsemmts. ln fa cl, the Gu1.ettc doubted the 11ccur1c)" of the ads. The Aasochillon of Amer ican R ail road■ p romptl y ranr clle tl Us 11 dverW1 l ng In the G azrt1 e and Wh en t he n ewspaper revealed this I action to 1l11 readers th e AAR I fi red off a re ply that it 11hould nol be expected to buy udverliMt ne spice on one page a nd hove H crttlclzed on another. The Amfflc■n pre11 (l nslly sa w fu ror the Hr:ht. The re1ultl ng: helped pol.Ir down the drain 1hr one tntllton ct�llara the ra ilroads fta4 den't on th'e 1d1. 11l11 fncldel\t 11 recalled a11 ,m lllurttatlon of lhe dletatoi'h,J a rroganee th, t typlllr• tallro•rl m 11r -,.mMr I I --- ----· --·- --- ,._!)_ D ltaJ..11"03 · ,I» I deserves the credit for calling attention to it. He descrihes the avalanche of proposed mul­ ti-billion dollar spending bills as "political payola." I n his words, they "simply hand out the taxpayer's money to buy votes for the next election." I f the "political payola" groups have their way, there won't be a budget surplus. In all probability, there'll be a deficit instead. Then we' ll have more inflation - and, u ltimately, still more and higher taxes. How does that prospect !-trike you ? . . n.l-(rml'n1 ._ 1 .he same _ cl 1_l'lotonal arro g urwt• 1s �ern lliam in t_he wa g e and . ru\f's d<'mands whJC'h the (·u r m · r� hu11 u sC'rvctl on e m ploy t•s . On Nov, 2. 1 mm. tht• lru c p u rpose o _f all lh e uds a�,I all the , 1• xprm;1vf' "F'cathe��rddm g ' talk was made known. I ;w crux of the ent i r t' i.i1 11alion r<'.� olvt'd itself into o ne phr ,1 s1•-"Ma 11•irem•nt Sk a II . H1v• Th• UnrHtrlctitd Rlght"-to do as lL pleases. Th e ph ras1' 1,rtur.� throughout the formal n u tic c served by m il ma nai,:mncnt. 1' he demands �erved by ma na�enwnt h11ve fou r goals: ( l ) f<:l i m innle 350, 000 jobs. (21 Hf'duec wagf'S 10 1 948 lev<" ls. f3) Abando n 3,000 c rew tc r min11ls. . <4) Aholl 9 h Jo b prolertio n. This formula, th e railroad11 say. will <'feato n "mod1•rn" rnilroud Industry. 11 Is n formuhi thal .i i lows !hr- raitronds to Ille Lhs em p loyH and fewer train, to serve tan cu,tom•r• and fe�r communlflelJ. 3SO.OOO J oba In JH pudy Hailruiut pro HJln lty is refle cted I n ih nel in<·ume of $II02-million In 1938. The souri·e of thilil prof!pcrlty is 8 dl r ecl ref!u\l uf the inc reast•d u£fkit>nry ond productivity of ra ll employes. 57 wus 75 per llnil l raffl in cen1 ubnve wh at I t wns in 1 92 1 but employmenl 01111 �11111 hour� hod nlmost been cul in half. ( I n 1 92 1 , on en gineer and fireman w1u1 req ui r ed on evrr y 11 tcarn lnt•omotlvo. Todsy auy number o r ct,escl u1111si whh-h comprise Ollf. lot•omotlve a rc oper11tcd hy one _ · -------- w DA I L Y C R O S S WO R D A.ORO!UJ 2, American, humorl•t. 6. Part or \rantti&Il _ bllr1<l 2. 8-lhllpcd �o. Oolt molding hole a. To vontute niark• er 4. l!:uropcan fre■t\•water 22. Churn 23 , J<�ro11t flab It Rubs rcntJ.Y 2i. Plcca ou t U. .!m0t1h:.. e. Crazy RUJJt4 28. 'rota11y (alang) , 7, Mr, Devlne, 28. Foddel' , t&1il �UJl 31. Retired. actor "''"' t • We1ttm :,a. Klllcd ,... l'ulerdar'• .b.1... I. Abound ' J.how ·• 88, 'l'he Amer&- Arab "W" a,. Olr\'1 U. tnn:, loa, fQJ: one nlck 11. Dl1lni1, call 11!19. Hawk name :IO. l'Nudo18. ):lead lo: r. > ' 9 iT1�efflltfa ::.':.«"'" 11 ,1: S.Mlt _ n. � 15. ll'u•Mill :n.liludo l't, �� ::: :��lift · 87 , Wife Gt n. Hat 11':eu, 19, Harom room g) '6. r�=��1 68, ConaLelll,, ti.Oft dw1111nc 19, God of IO, l!'!Jl"Uft u. mard th• lholtmd ,L m-t-+-+--+- ' ·3 .. �..... · • I.�''° UOIE - Hen'• how to "ork lh •it.I' ODmoQ A i Y D li B A A X R , Iii � f l'I O IP ll L L O W atmPly.,�Qn:1.1, fQr tll\c,thef', DI. tbll 11!.Mpte A i i ulld � l;l,i,. X '10?' 'th)i lwo o-.. eta, Blnrl• lettet'I, apoa. fnr.h and tortil'atlon or thl wordl life au hint,, dltrmat. ltii bide 1'11•11 .£ 'lit ' 'fOD,\Y AND an A Ql:;plll&tui --TOAT ,0 O T W D W• - \ 'Ni; II" JIil'. re­ -Hi... 'iiorti ,...,, h :_titl�� I ■ - t. ,' lr.'· �:!t..., J jj il I .. I Hi:. Goegl ein Ready-Mix Co. ••• E C N E I K E 'J N O C R O f � e a ain s ! M s G h� rt S� e a s G t le p m co yOn UIRED! Elects New IN ST ALL M.9W ' • • Officers S.u nday EOrI R'IC kman 0v.er Wee ken d Be E I S REll C VI ER S s A G AY U NT IL P TD G IN TII O N . I I I P�•; .,! ;.i DANCE VARlmES WIWAM KENT STUDIOS OF DANCE WED., JUNE I st 7:30 P.M. vs.al r.: 1, ! I 0"'•'- • CUNTON FISHER COMPANY Salas P�NT Service I I __ __ .. _ .._ ...w "' _... ,,..,- COM • . . I!, s.. . ------------- -----------· I .. ,.,, ... .... ....,... ..,., I ........,,., ,,..,,,.,.. ,, ,. ,.,. '"' ..,,,. ...,, ...,.,. ,. ,._ ,.,,_,mlVIII lol!ow . I When bin• take the Uon'I fl Share of you� payi:heck . . . Fi ■ ■ time Docfof'o ........ NZBA I - IICIZ'IICI MWICI I· .. ,:i ' I '> I - £, ... Phone WY•l-!SII . ' ' , POIIDOY, amann, $1 000 o. Prompt. privet• 1 �� p����:. ro, 1 trip ae,rvlm � .... , f lrj . -11 ,_.. Wei ,....,. llCONQIIIIY SAVINGS & LOAN CO, w.••.., , aoc, .. ...... •• --WT.;...;. 2-21 1 1 )( .J,! �li!l_ts ,.Et•l(h � 41 ]13 - l 2 _ · ' .1,1 1 · ' �· -�:t�w'.::i/:;i;:q=�'.7::::"li::F,5"":"'-:;:---·-""".::-� -� •l; remains to acorch or burn fooda. Ovens and individual top burners ,ean be tbermoetatically controlled for more aelect.ive cooking. Thi, oontrollability i, auoikwle only with a - � appliance. $25 TO ' U (Ill. Ii au ueer, you'll enjoy cooking on a completely ali"tomatic gu ran,e. All hurnen can be lit automatically . . . at the turn of e. knob you have instant heat, Once the bumen a,e turned off, no heat to lff u1 for STARK'S PHARMACY ' IIAlp; STBUT- Al a . lf1 . .. ' t._,:e1i r• I,U_,J -(<' , ij -. I Senior MYF I ARTHRITIS' I n• Children Visit I I Grange G•IVeS Degrees Friday lo � H. .,...,. . . . � -= at �· nn J ry \e E It ! y D :� \ . :_ . rh�y . _ �, �-� ;\"'1 ��� ,�.,��irt:'""1iJ;�t��-�·�. . �-'™6 t ' �- .:r; ... ic;; 1- . I u • R k Spr1ngs -==- oi � " ' CIL h !} Charged For Act ' m Ie Aga st 1 ·I , I I Di· 1... flimll Lancasler Boy I I r 1fr 'ti!- I T · I Federated Church Elder Orda1' ned Sunday Mornin g -1 I Golden Wedding Anniversaries To Be Obse.:Ved Surprise Party Held Friday For Miss Burns I e:r ·I I; I TH� DAilY SENTIKEL ■• BattIe Of Right Hands? I I YESTF;RYEAR n�• 111. ,,_ ....... ' ,i.., -:--==:;:;;:::=:;:;:;:;;;;___ / lted with her 1llter, M rs. Chari'--. ' Syracuse News Of Week o ";!;'�n:� ;:�1�':::.'!'i1 d, J<hlet' ol Mr and Mn. Dllford F' �"Ttll ii i GROSSINGER. N y UPI-lnlile- ro und11 uch apin1t Artie TOWD6 patient m Holl.er Hoapit.al, G.alli- mar Johanuon. who refused to use and Al Awlla. ly Mn. Ad■ llaclr polla. CLAU MIITS 1111 thundering r1gbt during trainFLOYD IUIY P'UNCH■R • M r. a nd lln. Robert Jeffen -vi• 1 r., fo r h1a first bout with f1oyd t and Bob Mn. �oo Don Mrs. r NEWTOWN, Conn. UPI - It a pm Moore were hotteue1 lo the Home- it ed Mr and )i n. Homer I.R nbow Pat l e non, 11 showm &: the famed pear■ that Floyd Pattet'tOrl wantl •n��.. :�:. �;;,,i,,"� ;r of er ui Portland. CH nler lhoe■ builders Clas, of the Church Wi UPI CAGO weapon a lot mu,e often a, hi! to keep Ingemar Johanuon IO buQ' I " H11h Racine o( c n i t clau .,, du1 Mr and Mn. Clyd e Saunder, of ! d n ll1 for their rematch on June in their June 20 return bout tbat INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. UPI-Rod· in fron t at the fini,h li ne, but he Sthool Sunday afternoon In a sho u ld bt ato red with ca re to pre- the Na:uuene Monday eve nln; at the home or Mn. Allah Teaford, Gall1pohs were Sunday a:ueata of 20. the Swedl■h champion won't pt a 5:er Ward let up on the throttle and Ward had • see11w duel fot clan re union at Oielr home, Chea- 1< rve th e m . Mr and Mn Al_do Jeffers. Mr. and hold would e n O llH. St. Water m 150 st a l he t foot I om r f tip• aome e r a e r He pits, tryln.11 lo 1et started from the The champion. 11t ung to action chance to t hro w hil famau. rlilat-ter Road. were ReY. �-laro ld Mr, Ha rold Smith and famll11 we re when spa r mate Bill Johnson shook hand pu nch. Prete nt a nd thua gave up victory i n the the lead t hree or four lapa, the n Pictu res were talren during the c, · e authori ty, Dr. William )I, 1 Holmee, Mr. and Mn. Ed Grmdle y, Sunday ev e ning callers. him up with a barrage to the Patte rJOn uiled bia ria:h t hand annual 500-mlle Speedway rate to the other wo uld scream In fron t afternoon and pictures tahn du r• S . holl: I -replace broken, frayed or Mr. and Mrs. Lawre nce Napper , a three-t im e runn er-up, Jim Rath- a l a 145- m ile-per-hou r pace. I ng their high achoo! day• were Erneat Weber and Elizabeth head, twic:e slammed J oh nson with only as a guard and kep t firtna: A nd Ra t hm ann's m argin was displayed. knott ed lace■, wo rn-down lifte ■nd Mr. an� )In:. Leland Bum garo e r mann. t he n ght snd the aparmate reeled • lefl8 in Monday'• workout here beh are vii ·i 1 ing in Akron Duckwort ill n , Mr. an d Mn. Sam pchildre and n eolea before ri ng winter sto Rathma nn, who H nl1hed seco nd lea t han a seco nd when Ward thi · acro1 sthe ring and almost went fore a holiday crowd of 200 The by served wall lunch t A buffe nd M A b o Fl · aon Hall, Mrs. Ch1: rle1 Wolfe and in 1952? 193-7 a nd 1989, rolled had � let u p with three lapa �o Mrs. Holter from I table with ,hoe■. �� 1tot>!:�t :e n� � co i:i�t:� down . Joban uon also drilled two s teady dru mfi re of left, waa 1 p­ and -line the loea with ti1111ue paper dau11hter, Mrs. Pete Cu ndiff, .Mrs. S I rd ' t spe' d the w k -- - --- home m record speed, 138,767 go, his fuel nearly gone a nd h11 whi te l ace cover centered -w ith a parenlly deaigned to keep Johana.­ d Pickens, on Sixth St. i nalead of shoe trees. Women'• Cla ud C unn in gham, Vada Rose and �11 � ';;'e . o d ug� r off ba lance .i, th.at he can't aon m iles per ho ur, before more than tires badly_ wor n from the exce111 , large annlveraar; cake. d �amii!i te Mr. and llrs. Virgil Cross and get aet to use hill right. � ho8tes&e11. the d n a Teaford Tammie m ly e r:; ar � made delicate : 1hoee o.re 11,.000 fans Mo nday a nd his prite speed he hit to make up the 38 teePresent were Mr and Jilra. Harr. an rs . ..awre nce e11 en a daughlen. Eno, and Mn. Corbett 1 The dau presented hi11h school check tonight probably wiU ex- on.�s lost i n the pits. sons. �h,I e the re Mr. FIH ag.an be- 1 Patterton and children . Stiven, old wetherhol t, Gallipoli,; Ben than men's, and shoe tree, left in r wou ldn t Spencer, Francis Fotter, Winifred · them for two season11, may 11 tetch 1 ad uatet Donna case a nd Robert came 11 nd a fraid my_ 11:111 wu I ceed $110,(K)(). had to return, ho1»;e ville, we re Sunday g ue1t.1 of Mr. ,, , 1 � HCORT SN.AKI VICTIM Cu n ni na:ham with white Bibles. Bu t if Ward, who won m 19:i9, hold out, Ward :s.1 1d. A po.1t- race Gibbs Ben Petrel and Ora Hill of them out or shape. m panied by the Sellers · acco Calif. UPI-A 17POMONA, Cross. Alvia Mn. and SE&SH>N HOLDS AUXILIARY but correct, w11 he d e show check had pushed just a trifle harder on Racin� - Doria Sayre Antiquity· n. 1-�orence Harden, Portland, -itore s ho es I n boxes inatead Mr. .and Mrs. Clal r Carpenter year-old you th cot I poli,.. etcorl The Syr■cuae Ladiea Au xilia ry I _ M t �e throttle when he made hla first he was no wo�se o �f tha n �lh- Freda ' Deeter, Colutiibua; Edi th shoe ba1s. Only boxes can keep of the Voluuteer Firemen met at � apending several day, at her and family of Belp re visited with i nstead of a traffic citation M on ­ pit stop, the cha nces are Rathman n ,m an n . The wi nner s c rew chief. Follett New Lexln.iton· Afr. and of 0?: e on worch ester St - " · a hi.JI; pa rents, Mr. and Mn. E. H. day when he WIii atopP.ed, for A wouldn't be si tti na s t t he victory Chickie Hiroshima, to�,d him he Mrs. J.' Edward Foster �nd dauab­ hoes ru e of d usL, dirt and lia:bt the home of Mrs. Ja me11 Teaford, and ,, .,r. rge ...,.,h nei •er Carpe nter. eo rs. G tend lo fade them . lch h w· ei:plained-"l've speeding ar.d nd!!.y Mo ,,£rs. 23. May e \"eni ng, a bo u t one ter Sally P had enough fuel fo r banquet head ta ble. omer oy and Mr and a nd da u gh ter, El eanor _ �Y , have tore dyed · to - match Troy Zwilli ng, presiden t . waa 1 on't rattle■nake." I by en tt bi n e be h t wi t nigh dnesday e W g n Sptndi -d in track." �e t f w�·s crew changed . hi s tires more turn o M r�. T. M·. Cottrill and dau1bter1, ehoes or shoes of a delicate fabric r�turned home a:ier visi t � ng rela - Kay McClintock were Wilma Righi- Ritkie Graciano of Onta rio, Calif., cha r1e of the meeting which open_The yellow hght was on for 29 Jane, Judy an d Jill, Columhua. a nd filled the fuel lan k. _10 2 1 secI n plastic b■g11 un leu perforated, ed wi th the F1ag pledge and the tives of Mr. Sc neider m New hol.Le , Pomeroy, and Caroly n Van who said he w»s bitten in front onds. As they pushed him off to mmutes and '7 seconds al together, The moisture in airtigb t- bags ca n Lord ' s Prayer. Ju ne 23, 24, 25 was y ork · :d eter. i of his home. was reported ln-good get ba ck i n to the chas e, W ard'11 but only on e driver wa1 injured, fade the shoes. Wra p the lhoet i n set as the Firemen's Fai r which I con dition today. Week en d guest.a of Mr. and Mrs. motor died. It took. another 38 Eddie Russo WH hurt. when his Raymond Sal ser has re turned to . , s " L. nd box them a per a tissue p . white p · jitney n o a o r h e t will wi pp u s en ige Sh le Ids were Mrs Ca r 1 hie1"" h 1 1 e mploymen t on the Oh10 River seco nds ro r the crew to push him 1 car hi t the wa U on the southe■at cleani ng betore -1 thorouah • ;a; T�n:da)', June � • !5 to 7·30 �- m Pomeroy, Mrs Rollin Radford of bo "So back into position and 11tart hia tur n . at uthern " r storage will help presene the � , A -record hop will be held Frida y I Rock Sprmgs, M ,... Mary Lou Profodrow Hendricks . and son, I e ngine. Dea th came not on the tr.eek W o bleu­ wonderfully been hav I all shoes . of i1h ' e ( d n on a uare a 11ng ve dance sq fit o Portland. Miu Wilma Sayre Franklin, employ ed 1n Beverly fl 1 1 3 Second, Ahffd but beside it whe n two spectatora, to :return to able being n ,i ed to keep 1hoe11 from developln� Saturday Other attractions '\'ill be and Allen Sayre Ra cine R O 11pe nt Wednesday night at Rathmann Wai about 13 sec on ds William C. Vieir . Craig, 37, Zlonaville, tive lile after suffer-ins from ac Mr. and Mrs. Don. Anderaon, of a lea ther odor in 1tor1ge, apray announced 1a ter. ' Shi rIey and Maxi ne Baker, annen home, here Ind., J.nd Fred H. Under, 23, I n­ Ru tla nd, and Mr. i. nd Mr,. Her- hem wi th I ahoe deodorizer. 1 head to foot with muacolar diana polis, were killed in the col• ber t Hoskinao n of Athena, w111 t ________ Cet well cards were sent to Bill Run, Donald Miller 1nd Mr. •nd M r. and · M rs. E. H. Carpenter J sorene.s and pain. Mo.t ab l apae of a hom emade crandst■ nd, observe µielr golden weddlnlil an• �udson and Mrs. Garnet _Potts a nd Mrs. George Slee_Je 1 nd dau�hters attended Commencement exerjoints seemed affected. Accord· brought into th e t rack by a spec­ niversaey S unday, June 5, with l>Whday1 �f �n. Morns Moore Anna_ M ae a nd Viol� Lynn , Colum- 1 cisea •t the Be lp re High School on : fog 1.o medical diae� I had bus, rs. Ha r 1nd r ry Mille child�n- Mra. Ja� 1ce Te ll.ford we�e M tator on two trucks and erected open ho uae, from Z-5 p. m. at the Monday nening. Their grandkohewnatoid Arthrtti.a, Riheum11.. . inside the northeast turn. �oted. At�endmg were Mrs. W1l- ren of Greai Bend, an d _ 1 Mr. ,11nd da ughter, Alice Ca rpe nter . w•.; a Anderson hoi;ne. • nd• BuniitU. F'or free in, tUim . Mr McCoy en 1 and ch1.dr : l 1 1 am Eichinger, Mrs. Franklin Hens John gradu a te. s. Anderso n and Mrt. HosMr ' onnation write: f Mr. a:d M rs. Charlea Tol h�er Miss Nancy B urns WBII gueat d� ix, Mrs. Morri11 �oo�e, M�s . Sa m Mrs. Wil l iam Swisher and ■o n I kinson are slatera and the two 1 MRS. LELA S. WIER � the,..., R.D., apen t Sunday W l � h a nd Mr . Allen of or honor at a surprise bi rlhdsy r M , r s. s, en Pick Mrs: Carrie Smcl a1 Knopp or Middles o double I in married were couples 2I05 Arllor HIiis Drive-007 t e1r hter d a r u . Mrs. a n d W , M party given Frid ay eveni ng y _ d port spe nt Thursd ay e ve ning wiLh _ � A� a Sl ae�. Mrs. James Teaford, � ceremon, a t t he home o f the I DC I P. 0. Box 2695 family. d n a r E1rhmge ham Con n ie Freem an at her home on M 11J s Jamee Teaford, Mrs. Earl M r . and M rs. Fra nk Arnott and bride s parenla the ,fate Mr. and Mltolulppl ........ , b . Mr nd Lau rel St " _Mra. _ Darrell Brown a nd Mra.·Paulin e ;�cCJin t<M! k a nd Kay, LANCASTER, 0. UPI-Da n iel r Walki ns .Mn, Troy Zwilling, Mrs. Mrs. W . J. La�ning on Ju ne 1, • n o e l Va. ra e n w. Freddi , Mi . Wells, s A . baseba ll l!)urnamenl a nd w I 1910. The Ander!IOnS now reside Deal, 13, Lancaster, has been Ernest Theiss, Mrs. Wood ro Hen i an � Mr . and Mrs. Pearl Searls 2.nd . dancmg were enJoyed dllJ'l ng the I , char1ed with delinquency in the d rix and M rs. Ray Salse r. ome. h this In children, Cheshu-�, were S un day Alb!!rt Woodard was ordained evening after which Co nnie's moSYRACUSE PERSONAL S , have two ehil- gu nshot wounding Tuesday o( hi.JI; The Anderson ice as an elde� at the Federated t her, served brownies , c ake, i'1'.r. and Mrs. Willis Leadi ngha m gu ests m the Wilham Diddle �ome . 1 uncle, Patrick Brill, Athens. e, Mr . and Mr& . "". crea m an d kool aid. Church d_unna: the morning wor- dren Lawrenc Rutland Route d daughters were week end n a nile . · R. S�ean ngen e The lad was charged in juv 1 and Mn. Phillp (Dorothy) Smith, or . Clev ela nd vmted with Mrt!. Prese n t were Richard Collins , shilj servlei: Su nda-y. . s t hi Mrs. , of gues r the he s Rosa t to mo eleased r and iday r F We mix eoncrete to your court . ldre n, Ai lee . Capehart, Mrs. Ma rga ret Bob Birchtleld, Ro nnie Collins, he service opened wi th the Pomeroy and two grHdchi ngham of South Webster. M r . Leadi and stepfather bis f o custody , J rlene a D d n Anderson specifications, deliver it Swean n_ge n a nd Mr. and Mn. LuCh arles Kuhl, Dick Neville, Jo- o_r gan prel u de by Mr11. Ben Neutz- Leslie mother, Mr. and Mrs. Raymo nd j .and Mrs. Le adingham attended the J Smit h, er Friend, Saturday. th h anna Ye auger, Patricia Hen n esay hng an d the hymn proceMional RIGHT to your job, ready I Sou th Wek,Ler hiah . . • Khoo! alum n i . The Hos kl nsons have two son11r Rut ter ol La ncaster . ·'11·t· ss Mary Ja ne EICh mger, a Jane Baer, L"m d' K",rk la nd• t he "Cr own HI m. " R ev, W a IdO J. ' anquet. Mn.. Leadi ngham also vis1,1a and Ralph of Britt was ln critical conditlon b----------to pour. Lowest prices. um b Col Donald, st ude nt nurse at Camden Cla rk B artels had for his sermon topic honored guest and hostess. al �nc aster-Falrfield Ho spital af- ' hlldr o "d d fl d Fl gan. Hospital in Parkersbu�g, spent FriThe ho noree received a num- '"Th� Aste nslon �llness" usi n g No Job loo large or too ter surgery to remove a kidney; Lo Jam;: 1�d,'Juin t Ru tb, arers were Pa_llbe a ul Hami_n. d ay a. n d Saturday wt� h - her �ar� ber o( gifts and se nding a gift 86 his text John 15.27. smafl - deliveries every his spleen a nd a section of bla Virgil Hamm, Sam M ichael, Ch(- c nts, M r. and Ml,, William E1chon of Columbus and Carl Lee kins [ k .w. In the a fternoo11 the co nfl rbut unable to atten d was Cheryl day - call by 10 a.m. , and R ndY H O a inson ° Fl orida. colo n· __ _____ ' m a tio n class , Diana Ruth Baer, Ebersbach. _ l ford Holte r, Verno n Nea\.e a nd . i nge r a nd children. t Dex lded nde ons r A e Salurday delivery, for � n n r dence e the Sp of Roy ephews visili is ms a Willi ttie e H Mrs. •,• , i � � Cla.udia Kathryn Grueser, Cheryl ,. nd ffamm Ue, J ter or 1 7 ye ars, 11 er th eir marn.tU I r ceased. n .a s d Bye nna A Mrs. s, r siste her ibel, e R Louise Hood, Donna Mae moving to the Li nn Honorary pall bea rers were Char "Mrs. Ida VcLs i n C ol u mbus. Funeral ,..ervice11 for John Hamm OC Sa n dra Kay Hel1drltka, Lind a Sue ri age, before l ng homeSlead . Mr. A nd•rson h �s were held Mo nday at 2 p. m, at the I le11 Reed. Emmett Will, Ralph Par- 1 Mr . ,11nd Mrs. Eber Picke ns of ToKi rkla n d, Robert Ot to Sch moll. ee n an empl oyee , 0f the Oh10 Ewi ng Fu nera l Home, Comi ng ker, May na rd Bahr, George Gen- J l edo arc movi n g in to the forme r Middleport Rich ard Dayton Knia:h t and Jer- b Phone WY-%..'1%14 Page SI. ent of l -lighway,, the from ou t of town for t he services heimer snd Francis Morris, offi- 1 Wallace house now own ed by Mn. I Dep11rtm frey Alle n Gibbs were examined menl o1 hlg hwaya, were Rev. and Mrs. John Rich ardbefore the church council, rela- coun ty d epart the New York Central Reilroad at son , Bea r Bra nch, Ind., Mra. AlFour candida tes were g!Ven the tlves in d friends. Hobson . and retired i n llm4 from bert Hamm, Mr. and M rs. P aul , n i io t a he t n wing exam a fo'ollo first and second de1reea when the Meigs C.Ounty Farm Burea u ster, a nd Dr. and M rs. Rock Springs Gr ange me t Friday reception was held i n the ladles where he was employed for eight Hamm, La nc a r !ind dau &:hten of Gruese Roger h t wi ted ra deco a a w which r lo ar p , eveni ng. ars. ye . Amos Leonard, worthy master, arrangemen ts or 11prlng flowers. at The Hoskmson s reside Refreshme nts were served from p resided and Mrs. Willi am A. uth C anaan , before they _moved So · -hlte linen cove, M org an was e1 ected as deleg ate to a table Wl th " to Ath ens, w here he I• 8t 111 emthe Ohio State G range co nventi on with whi le can dles in crystal ca n- ployed. and Mr-s. Jo hn Erwin, alternate, delabra nlaced at Intervals. Miss Relatives an d_ friends or both · I•/ , . ·. • ' Ith was chairman for coup Jll ana we re made to villt Alfred Erma sm Ies �re Invited to attend t he • G ra nge, Ju ne 2, a nd presen t a the affair and assisti n g her were celebrati on . u:ling, u B Ne Weed, Mrs. Mrs. , l -------program. Members will meet s t Methodist Miss Mary V. Heibel, Mrs. Phil Springs the Rock Church al 7:30 to go. It w as an • Williamson, Mrs, Woodard, M rs . nounced th at R u th Mo rgan G ot t• Le na Hube r, Miss Eliz abeth Fick, to do tlte job, it - be hsrdt won firat in Meigs Coun ty an d Mrs, B artels who presided at u yo t tb P' · · · a In the Na ti<mal Gra nge aewlng the pu nch bowl. he II ii'• for ,... .,.;. and of y .-1 ntl nce& , water ..n,..,. ie . oonveroe g , eookinl ne more effic tin the l do a he al F At the close of the m�e tl ng, re10 ber , first or o can en :,,_91,E , ST()RMPROO New omcers were elected Su n• ,...ook oo g88 f h - , . g..-, OW, you l freshmentti were se rved by Mr. N o day eve ni ng when the Se nior MYF CLEAN , DEP EN Dthough you live ot y u are beating and clo� � - when ,nd Mrs. Leo nard, M rs. Edw ard of Heat h Methodist Chu rch me t (o r n e v e per.a.t,ing cos . Hum phrey, Miss C lau Humphrey aa JD.IU!ll! . cost and o gas aerv ic:e • . thei r regular meeti n g, Barbara ind Mr. and M rs. Joh n ErwJ n . 88 1 • Jo nes was e lected as pre s ident, you use ,..,i. NOW building :'°���.�•��W RENTAL in,,t,llation v a rrest Bach_tel as vice preside n t, Fo With �.... }h.ve youf as service ta e.. aila ..-er• Six of the eigh t childcn of E arl VISIT IN POMIROY n atarttSandra B�wm1ton, 1ecretary, and tlte rusb ....., ele oty type ininal rental chat� co Mr. and Mr,, Robert Wolle and Rickma n and their biimiliei visi ted compl bef""' Evely n Gibbons , trea�urer. .._ or children. Carolyn Sue and Bobby, with him over the weekend at his a11 service coJlDOC"D suburbanites f rm�n clec_ted am Chai Area Progr &pen t the holiday week end witl:t home I n Middleport, where he re- wer!: Tom �all, Chr,istia n Fa i th; , meter inl tank his mother, ;11rs. Walter Wolfe. and &idea 'wlth hla sister, Mrs. Carrie D�v1d Konkr1ght, Chrlsti�n Fellow­ at tended the Pomeroy High Alum, Rickman CU11ell. Visiting were Dr . shlp; Sarah Beehtle, Chr11t111n Ou t­ and M rs. Lewis Rickman of Mt. nl Ba nquet. Chriathln a_eh; E�i� (?ha mben, re Clemens, Mkblgan; E arl Jr., Mr. I Clt1zen�b1p, Diane ,McComaa, Ch rlaThomas (Mat• and Mrs . Donald �uerite) or Springfield, Mr. and tlan Witnes,. Marilyn Swan a nd Sand.ra S1mp­ :.tra. Sherlum Trimble (Martha) were elected as publicity chalr­ son and Mn. Major Hill lJean) of Mt. by the Clemeru1. and Mrs. Robert Burton me n. The election waa conducted by (Kathry n) a nd childre n of Los A nanne Woodgerd and devotion­ Mari geles, Calif., who plans to rem a in al leaders _ were Miss Gibbons and about two weeks. Other sons of n. the family are charll!!fl and James Mias Brewingto ---·---o! Columbu11. 1 Other Sonday vlsltora or the Rio Grande Studenl8 Rickm an family w•ro Mr. ••d Mn. Elect N RACINE HIGH Offi.,.,n 1 Douglu Jackso�, Rendvlllll!!. SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 1 Rio Gni:! Ooltea:e Student F.ducotlon AMoel•tlon (o:ff!Uated with ClfllS P•--· IUl&il" IIMIII Ohio studenl Educi11Jo.n ANO- I llhe • The Loyal 'Sons and bau1hten olation end witih the Student NaClau of the Middleport Ch'11'Ch of tlonal eduoaUon �Hon-) re­ I Christ wlll hav� • wiener l'Ollt and centJ.r eleqed officem for the com­ hay ride Th�rad■y ni,ht. Membera In& tcbooJ year. The 1980-61 offl­ Sponsored by Racine and 1ues t■· will meet �t the church cen: ere PbMllp Qalhoon, Wel11ton, American Legion Aux. at 7:30 and bring 1heir own food pre,ident; Emily Evana, Jackson, Post No. 602 and 25c for tbemaelft■ and UC! for v!ce-prealdent· c..ro1 Ml-Her Bio their guest if they invite one. Grande, �tary; Sharon. Scott, Gallipoli1, trea9.lrer; ilnd Mar, Duff)>, WHkesville, -- d>Jllr­ ..n, The �£icers and their advisor, Hill Clal'tll E. Postan, have been ,invited to attend an Oti!O SEA leadership Confere nce eit Cainp MUi!lkJngwn, Leuvill e Lake (Near Carrollton lin c.,rroU County) September ,�. __ Phone WY-2·24ff ___ _._ M<ony of ... .. ■r,hlly olid Ave. MANCHESTER, Eng. UPIM..rllNII that CMa. M MIich Mn. Dorothy Head Knode or For, • MIDDLEPORT i., · est Hilla, N. Y., has reached the Wa M:f 't![tl.. third round of women'e si ngle, i n � " . te '"'llflON" ...._ Uftl,..IN, 1J INW' 4ntfltlt ...,_ • the Northern Lawn Tenn!, cham• . ,1 ... 1..:.. � dwenlc ....... Cham � If.ct., hr IIIMce OIi .... plonships. I ose '500' Determined When Pit Chan,re Took Bit Too Lon,r Man, Two Small Childten Die In ·tI�veland Fire -Jb1tok'S MA.ltBAG ft fa:sn t Liftre . _, Daughter Dies From Poisons U.Olymplo • lont.itaal u. lnto epit t. Vt , , jl,; ffl• I Governor Heads Honorary List : For FFA Degree '" -.L t·om•lus1vt• resul1s subj ect to �1:1tlSI H·�I ;111.ilr�is. Unic.n DatermlnH Sn Thc�l' ure d 1 \' idNI chrom osomr� of t' Ourse, pre;wred for unwn chromosom1·s with ihe divided of fomillC germ rf'lls-a u nion whid1 dete rmines all the charn ctcristic of a new indh• idual. in<'luding the sex. All (ema:l' ger m celb carry an ' ' x" ch romo­ some, but the m ales may be c1th­ er "x" or "y". If the mele is an "x" a temalr results; lf its a "y", the n e w life is male. Szilard reasons that if w the t r ansform11tfon or a m:i le body f'ell into a m a le germ re!l. th e "y" chromosome is hit by an aging event , the cell will go on and �roduce a germ cell but only on e with a n ·'x" ctlt'timosome. lf the "x" chromosomri, is hit, the cell 1oses iis fn n cti�n. Extending his ma�hematirs, s;zila'rd theorizes th at an average O'f t wo per ce nt of the "y" chro­ mosomes in formi n g male germ a're hit by an "event" each 12 _years. I( t his were so, the per­ cen t age wOu i d be refl e c1ed in ,•i­ ta l stattst ics by mates £sthcring fewer son � as they age. Taking 1"953 birth records, Szilard shows that of 46,000 babies sir'ed by f athers 15 to 19 years old, there werl"J. 106.7 m ales for e'lery 100 f' emales, bu t of the 45CfOo orrsp\-l(lg of mald 45 to 49 years old, the ratio was 103.6 to ldO. 'rh"is is a ratio dedihe some -..,hat Jess than an'ticipat"ed, bu t still sig nifica nt. <'Onslder the responsibility of these men ; the m an y hours spen t awa y f rom hom e termi na l!! at thei r own expen11e a nd the nigh ts an d holid a ys work e d without lid­ dili ona l compens ation. POTLUCK DINN&R Accordi ng to rail m anJg e ment The FMY grou·p of the Lamcl CLEVELAND UPI-A ma n and this wage should be cut back to Chrr M e thodist Church will "Jneet his two sm a ll children · died i n a wh11t It was in 1948. I n th at ye ar Ohlo'a Got'1!!rnor, Michael "'\7. Di­ to n ight at six o'clock . at Baileys Dear Sirs: fire which swept t hrough t heir Som�time wi thi n the next week a partm ent t od ay. t he basic d a ily nte fot Passen­ Salle, fill receive one of 12 honor• Lake fo r a potluck supper. There ger en gi nei!rB was $1 1.88 per 100 ary State Farmer - Degrees from will be el ection of office rs al the to ten d ays the B ur eau of Ce n s u s The mo the r nnd th e couple's miles. The car rlers 'n'oW propose the Ohlo Auocl at io n of Futu re mee t i ng which will follow the will close the Distric t omce st tw o you n,:!est children were visi t­ Athens. The 1960 Dece nnial Cen­ ing rel atives i n Birmi ngham, Ab.. to pay these engi n eers ..11 .84 for Farmers of Amer:la at the org an i, di nn er. s us will by t hat ti m e be complet­ ru nn i ng 1no miles. zat ion's annual co n vent ion openi ng The fi re- victims w ere Joh n ed. This proposal ls oven more Thursd ay, June 2, 1960, at t he TO MEET THURSDAY Massey, 2d. a friu n ary worke r, We wish at this t ime to ex­ Joyce, ridiculous when we eOnilder the Youth Ce n ter o! the Ohio St ate The Pae t Chiefs of Mag nolia 5 a nd, Hoy t , 4. M assey's to you an d your staff t h e press eO.!lt of living index, wllich uses Fair1round1. Temple Pylbia n Sisters w,l ll tnee t wife, Jean, 23, and • Denise, 2, an d th an ks an d a ppreciatio n of the liue Of itt one as 1948 Ralph A, Howa rd, Statl Direc­ Thu rsd ay eve n i n g at the home o( Bu re au of Census Regional Office, Joh n r., three mo n ths, were i11 years. The lnde,c bu in creased Mlsa Thelm a G rui½ser with Miss Bi rmi ngh a m. Ci ncin nat i , Ohio, and the Dist ric t 25.6 per ce'n t sinc e 1949. And yet, tor of Voc at iona l Ed ucaliori in Lena Grue ser as co-hostess, The M asseys were Ne groes. · for the OUlce, Athens, Ohio, railroads wn nt to erase 12 yea rs Ohio, an nounced som e 3000 mem­ Battalio n Fi re Chief Joh n Stri l FFA school high 347 from bers spJe n did coopera tio n extendc•d to of said" the fire st a rted in Mas or wage hleto ry-the very same SESSION COUNCIL CHURCH 1 2 years in which the cost of chapters a re \lxp ected to at tend the The Fed erat ed Church council us with reg ard to publicity during sey's bedroom, Jivi ng rose more th an 21J -per cent. th ree-d ay event, whleh will i n­ will mee t at the church Thursd ay this Dece nn ial Ce nsus. Wit hout clude judging cont ests i n soils. :your help in . publicizi ng n ews CNW T•rmln1f1 ,VIGILANCE LAUDED crops, delilY1\ sbeep _ C�r al Hve- at 7:30 p. m. itema lrom tirnp,iWJ qme, It_ wot.ihl Jtaiih.ad commuraJites do, t he 11toek, mnw, ag rt•uJ r l -. n;fneer• HONOLOUJ • IWI---Olhe · ·surprise have made qur ,wor.k TO MEET FRIDAY ' .-r-.. 11},0re diffi- attack at Pear l Harbor coUld have m ay or 11.lmost e ve ry state. Ra ll ina:, poultry and ,o:i'ef ,.;: . cult. a roaders h a ve lived in t hese tow ns The Happy H a rvester& 'Class of bee n avoided if \he United State1 The seaslons are sponsored Joi nt, Again let us say many tha n ks had known as much about Japan for ge ne ra tio ns and would like ly by the Sta te Dep art mttnt of Ed­ the F ederate d rhurch Will meet to go on livi ng In th em. The ucation and the Ohio State U ni­ at the church Friday at 7:30 p. m. for you r jnlerest · and cooperatio n . i n 1941 as it knows abou t Russil1 V ery truly yo urs, ra ilroads, however, se ek the right versity. tod ay, according t o a Texa s con, A. E. Hnmony, to est a blish a nd aba ndon cre w CHORUS TO SING gressma n. Rep. Olin D. Teague, Dis tr ic t Supervisor. t ermi na ls at will. Mem hers of the former Farm (D-Texai) said, "if we had bee11 The Honor ary St ate Farmer De­ I as vigila nt in i941, if we hall To the 2000 lo 3000 commu ni­ �ree pr ese ntation will be 1:1 p'l rt o: Bureau Wom en 's chorus have been 1 k n own as much abou t wh at was t ies now wholly or partially de, the Thur;,sda y evening A .iards invi ted to sing at th� golden wed­ The AlmanM pe ndent on rail wages this pro­ Banqu e t to be held i n lhe , )11io din g a nniv ersa'ry or Mr. arid Mrs. going on in Japa n as we k now posa l represents a backwa rd , s tep U nio n on The Ohio S tate Um, •. r­ Do n A nders o n , Sund ay, June 5, abou t Russia i n 1960-we would from which the <:'Ommu nily rpight sl ty C ampus . Gover nor DiSalle · no t be mour n ing ou r heroic dead an d membe rs are ttquest ed to neve r recov er . To som e l OWJlS it he re tod ay," will reeelve bis dearee In a special mee t a t the home oi Mrs. Oliv e could bo the l•sl ch apter in hls• ceremo ny on Friday evr.i.ni at Ingr ah a m Thurs day at 8 p. m. ror tory. PENNY BRI NGS SHOT the Youth Conter, alona with 232 rehears a l. For eve ry 100 r a il road worker!! of Ohio's farm you th Who will be PACOIMA, Calif. UPI-Mr!!. taken out or a town, buai ne■8men receiving the Stale Farmer ,Degree. Joseph H. S m ith, 45, told polic1 HOLZER HOSPITAL IV United Prtu lntematlon■I s he shot hei: ·hu sba nd in the fool co u ld expect an ann ua l loss of Thoae chos en to receive the Ho n­ Admissions M ay 2'1: Fred Gibbs, Today is Tuesd ay, May 3 1 st, Mo nday beca use he threw a penn , $360,000 i n retail sa les, 33 tetall orary Degree in 1960 ai'e: Clifton ;Mrs. Ja mes FergiJfOtt, Mid the 1,2nd day or the year , with employees would lost the i r jobs to her a (t er she asked f,,r money Mich ael V. D!Salle, Gover n or, dleport; Mn. John Priddy, Rut­ 214 more i n 1960. to buy rood. Police ch arged her snd four retell stores would cloae Sta te of Ohlo. l a nd; M rs, Willis Leadi n gh a m, Sy­ 7he moon is approaching Its with a their doors. The effe ct wo uld be ssaul t with a deadly wea­ racuse; Mrs. Clevela nd Howard, first qu11.r ter. nt, ·1'e1lde Fawcett, C. No\rice pon. devastaU n a:. H arrlso nvllle; M is. Pe arl Smith, Th e mor n ing star are Mars, 'fhe Oh10 S tate Univers ity. Pomer oy; Reid Young, NUnersyille Job Protection Jupiter a nd S aturn. t Te rhu ne, IJ:lrectW- 9hio Rober Work rules became part of Mrs. Joh n Caufnian, Jr., 9a111polis On this day" in history: ral1road labor co n tr act!! throuati Dep art ment o f Aartcul»a,rl1 In 1819, American poet W al t DEVOTED TO INTl!1tEST( op, Ma�aet, Ohio Bish Rowland Dismis sed M ay 27: William colloctl\re bsr;al nl n g p rocesses a nd . Whitma n was born. te F State air. Hol Grace Mrs. os, n E s, r M r, OF MEIGS-MASON AREA bec ause m anageme nt abuses made \ In 1889, Johnstown, Pa., was E. J. Kelma, AS!llstab\: • M■ba,:er, Virgil Spr iggs, Mrs. Henry M ar­ Rltll'ar"'' J'. OwH, P.,;blilher t he ru les impe rative. /Ohi o State Fair. tin, Willi am Ullsinger, Robe rt hit by a dlsa atrous fl oo d, in the PubUsbel\ every ��rnoon 111 Repe ated'" OJ• 1 he r a il roads publ lOhio ,Bias, A nthony Nolan, Franklin w ake of which n'lore th an 2,000 telJ't Sunday by The .Jhio Vallllf G. Kenneth Dotson, .Mo.let, t.Jfl dze an ubit ratJon award .nd of '.pe D on of Rutherford, Larry Delanu, Ted lives were los t. s Soil,, d pt. & Lar. hblbhln'J Company B 1 10 Ji1'4 Md • :a: hold It up 11 8 " hor rible e am lit 1902, the Boer War ended aa illiantc St., 1-'��el'Oy, Oblo. Bn.� Reaoutcea. Natural ra. M Watt&, a rd Rich Lawhorn, ·ple " of the retlrlctions pl aced on ; The locomotlve firem an retain­ m anagemen t by work rules. ne FO:l'titer in Perry Cardwe�l. Mrs. Pearl Mc­ Gre at Britai n and South Africa ness ofttce phone WY2•2l!kl, ed.U'.41 :frank Needham, -al office obQne WY2-2U57. Id his reg ular work as safety fact1 of the si tuatio n howenr C har1e of Farm Forestry, •qfalo Di- Dermltt, Theodore -Phifps, Mrs. s igned a treab' of peace. In 1907 a flotilla ·or taximeter , J;n�ed �• -,econd cl111 m.tllint Raymond R,wk and son;, Mn. Jobn '�. lookout on the left etde of the would show tha t the �arrlet h'a4 viii�� of. Foreatry, "ta.be, Im-ported from Paris, 1r• 111\ter_ �t tb11 1,101t office at p­ - '.: _ W\lllalll H. ,kni,:ht_, ,\Q't Proe1- Queen and 110n. cab and hi& dutlea In assls tln1 violated Its cont ract and wai , I · ,n,;I Mrs. riVed in New York the first taxlfl oroy , o�to. M�: �: May Blrtha, the e ngi neer and tralnln( to be asse11ed a penalty-u 1uath Ohio tion, 1 Edu11 arieultural , K • 4Pl' '!. , , : ·--: f.(,U�n-� , ,�v.-ttatnt · ffUretente Cumal Jewett, MlddlfJtOfl, dau• to 'be ar.en In ,an 'American city. S�� 'µnfvenity. an en ll'.lneer h\m11elt \>'!P .day, To day'1 -pay. South of Unloll the 1910, ln a:hter. !ll1Une�•-1Uf,,b,oJJ, �, . all •••: arold �tiry r, e Indr�, tho8c he added the ft!itp�b siblltty Je;u1, A certain amount or !Jl)ec�I ,. , H · Africa w'aa founded . . weldlft1 t o­ Alx1'hrtoia Ave.. New York Ctb", o( supervi�lng the power-produc­ tlon la found in the rallroltl ·, · Sct �n� 1l>epvtmellt, Q� State . gether the ' t-wo forn\.er Dutch r'e- tf'lw YMt. l n'- units of any number of diesel du1try. It ts one thing rOf tr�lvefoity. , U. A. I. PLAN. tllT . public, of Ille TtanovJII and the Sub�Dtion r•Je,: .;,enve.-e,,f bl un t ta operalln1 In multiple 111 one en1Ineer and his fireman to �no . lo�n "K. iu"y, I�U'u�t91'1 A61m■l JERUSALEM, tsraeJ.. · UPI-A Oranae Free State " and tWo for­ tarrJer where a.vait.1:ile, IO cent j locom otive. kle�ce Department , Ohtt State the h:itrlcate 1wltchln1 Hal Freneh-bullt Israeli su,et, M:yatere - m er Br1U1b eolonles, ihe C■pe of �r y.ituk: 1.1n e 11ar tn 1dv'�ce ,t , En1tn e malfunction■ r1u1e warn mentt of a hu1e yard and a,ao · U'tiiverar�. -�, Jet fighter was cred.lted tnd1y Good Ho'pe and Natal, Th• lliU. S.ntlnel omco, JOH1ph Wi>lle, El.eeutlvt, Alli.t•· In,: signals to ·111ht up In th:e Jo, er to know the l'Oldbed ' Thouaht for today: Amedcan, � months, 11.BO: th.ree montna ant, Ohio "1¥par,rnent of f\llhway ttlth dain111�.an E"'gjpllin MrG comotlve eab, It 11 the locomotive cur vature, erade and other 17 over the Negev De1ert lut poet Walt Whitman said that a,,90. By motor ro;ute where, avat fireman who flrtt of all hH the qµlremenb of • ro■ d aiatinYrrenf �,e�. , The Egyptt,n P�iie Thursday, "once fitlly erwliftd, riet bltlon b1e: one m1.1n.tb, 11. By mill: (1111 reaponaibllily and ■econdly the The aame b applieable to tr■l� cullb Dtle71 Vodl'tlotaal _atatei �lty ·of tJ,t, l!'artb, ever (ft. ftlU -Mth attn, 11eading_.-b0ffle; leen lli. 'UODlha, $4.2Sj th.t • ' akJU to lnve1t11ate these tro1Jble men and yard twltchmen. Their tul'e tiiau,.ictof, W'iif M:ltto , 0 lo. fr11menta falltn1 earthwird. IIMlllltl'IA. erw1rd ty n ■umea M qn• mnrith . 11 it.a liberty.' t'all1, locate the dlSOrder Ind, If Jobi demand distinct lmowled1e po111lble, re.tore the unit to and skill which pro-vides for ale o�ratlnr condttton, wlthout ln­ and e(f1clent operatlon. terferln1 with the continuous A yard crew cannot be 1erlou1,, ope·ratlon of the train. ly expected to take a lol\1 fl"tlilht J-t:e'a readily av,nable when and train onr track11e • foN!l•n to l"tib "'fl,IE 81G. 1'U�!'IES' ALWAYS If an engineer becGMes lnc1pacit­ them, Not can. a road crew, com• ated, and no matter what trand­ ln1 off t run, be exr>ected to per­ lose elalm1 ■re made about the form ,m:1 IWUchln s in IUm>Uld• ' deadman'• control there 11 no lnp and tondlllon• d•nsiroualy ct.!m>N, ' Q _ Litt!• Linbetter .. fll!!ty aevlct thin the en, unfamiliar to them, ur Rl":11.....w. 1' � I .....I · b wu JlnHr and bla fireman WOJ'lrln1 It•, ■omollllntl akin to aoktns • �• • en-.,., . I ....,. l �t l'ter farm me 'lrilh 11 1 team. railroad Wee ,m'1ldent of Ptll"l'?ft.· None of the technotorlcal de­ nol lo 1pen4 lb• 1111 t-.o bo� · Her po'enta ind 11h. llol'· Vim introduced in nllroadlnl f)f bi, -� di)' n aoperinle• ••• ••���• ;-��. lb• ehlld m■lres the fireman oblolett, be­ do nt "' the . •1ec1r1..1 alt . Hi'd -- -�.. � C!Ov� 1IMI . wltJ;I lime cauM he Is one employe 'Who ii be I hallrd. op , to w■■b \io'tii \ lier re,pon1lble for checlrlns end ,u. Tllo � o,. Tllo htoo 11 'l)ffvl1ln,: the power production of �l�l m•n..ement-la · .....,, ' u ll Mei • n � 'ttiilaJ ind the technolo•l'e•I device Involved )>l!'W lilti�l•t... lt t, tho ..... wol dtim lo • hoiplf)o\, • When, ahe t -the dte�l en1lno. rulfll \lilt_ ,are . under ■tt■et 1n l died. K8'bl� oUJ.ei1\1 11.kl the R1lll"Old emjloye_ iet!ldent..._. not the :,or�-,. . , , ... illed ii ... Dlalt ........ .,., and only about one-('IIINI life , jt I .'dtfll1ut.1 !• un d� ' i• t •n1 -M foa �•i.i!eid­ i\, ported to th• ICC--llave lncrea• low }'ou can •llmlnato I lnia't It Iii/, lb · · ii';, !l,llile,l , · ed M per �ent In the tep )'8ar Job. v._tead 11:IJ work. di:,, . tatt. , ,_ 1 period of IM7 to 1111141, Al tho 1 IWQ hlJ �orllf q nll II llll j • " ' ..;:1- ,., ume Um• !ndulllrlll •�•nil 1 rt1ht to � wort tondltt.,,., !!!!!!!�!-NCI �ilMilm• 11,. and .1111 DU him tint you 11'0 W ctnL deellnW l!O .....,._.., �- � unii .mu-to Ibo di!llor of � r only tht NMI plJ"l!,a lu · pendbolow � ·�'ltJ:t li,!I duelnl t11o rail the llfety mln.lmum. ~ 'llrltlii, -.,r. o, ,., --, -NGit'il O llld , •\ • � 1 llrJl'li ' ,tm e" "' ;1_1, ;r:1 wa• llock• 'ilff I enginf' n and on e fire m a n.) R,;1 cmployo1e nt s a nk to le,s than 800.000 in 1959, which repre• srnts a loss or 600,000 jobs In uhoul 30 yea rs. For som e obscu re r('asun rail ma nagement attr ib,ites th;, Job los s to "Fea ther• beddin g . " Tho se fa miliar with the industry know that dlesellzatlon, railroad ml'!fll"tS , new maintenance t•q uipm ent iind wholesale aband n nments of passen g er t ra ins r au H•t l the job Joss. M an age me n t's rrfusal 10 maintain equtpment and roadbed has had much to do with the rec.:ent drop in employ . ment. figu res. Railroad l abor h faced with a fu r the r loss of s�.000 johs IC m11nagem e nl's propoHla are pJaced in effect. Daniel P. Loomis, Presiden t of AAR disputes thlR fig u re and the n admits th ti l "som e " jobs will go. H 350 ,000 jobs a re not on the lin t• per ha-ps Mr. Loomis will elabo r ate o n the numbe r of jobs l ne luded In hi!! e.1timetcd ' 'some" . Th e _ railroads are a11lJng.... · rom the e liminatio n or two rrwn -.Ra� every trai n an d y11 rd cr e w, Ab an donmme n1 of _terminals mean s th a t _ non-oper ating jobs al those terminals will be lost, Discardi ng !Ti ile age regulstlons a nd tombi nmg roa d an d yard wo rk redu ces ope ra tl n� person nel even more. Reduci n g the work_ fo rce below the mi nim�� r�qu1re�ents for sarc on � effmen t operation is n� t e_c onu�uca \ly sound. Whlle ra d fmnnr1ers may at rlrs t benefi t from lower woge costs, the even1ual loss of bn9lness to t rucks, bu.Ile� 11ml ulrll nes would force furthrr dcterlorollo n of lhe rnllroad plant. Locomotive P:1.-.mm l.oeomo11ve fireme n did not r�llow lhe old !te a m engines in to history. Inste ad, the locomotive frem an e,ch an,cd hi, coal shov1'1 and knowl edge of sutomat fr stoke r for a new set of wo rk t.ools. ,;,iese tools were diesel engine trouble 11ho0Ung books, 11 working knowledfe of the gre at nrw power. He retai ned his "k now lrdge of ra llro1d opera llo n which doe1m't ch a n1e rrom one t)'pe of power to a n"t her. J l , 1 960 -- -- -- -- ----- BY DELOS SMITI-I NEW YOHK UPI-Or. Leo piont•cr S1.ila-r d, distinguished ,11lonuc scil'utist. off e rs substa11t 1a l stalistiral Cl'l{lence that the a bilit y of th e malC to berom e the lath e r of m11l es d ecreases as his yea rs incr ease. Szilard is dyi ng or ca ncer . He ,ises the!e st atistics to bolster bis general theory of aging. This the6r)' i.eeks to exp'l ahl II ph e nom en on which, on the b asis or known tads, shouldn 't be i nL\ritable although It is. Eadh body cell nas the b u ilt-i n melns of m a king each or i t.s de· sce'nda nt s itt. exact repl ir;i . n, 11 1 is t1.s <;h r omosome. If this act ually wor'ked, a1'1d no one really knows why it doesn 't, a body ceII would be j q.st as vigorous after countless divi!jions as il was in the begi n ning. In short, it wouldn ' t age. Obviously s0met111ng happens 'lihich p'reve·nts chromosomes from ci'rr'yi ng oul t their hereditary ins1:ril:c\fons end essly. Szilsrd calls th1"s lift);nown so'metb1ng an "even t " t/Hd 'lfe aasuines t hey occur at i:.Wt\Om and eacb one robs a who}e chromosome of its f u nc. tlon. lfe f1.i'rt'1er ana·�cs the probabillty of sUch eve'nts is the s a m e for al) individuals a nd is con�•tali\ tlirotlfibou t any life time, As tbe )'ears ipass, the events. rn · ou·nl tn nu'mtkr, moi<e and m dre _ hroinosomes ' are robbed, a nd <; lig'l'ng p"rogzesses. Ill �016 ftattsties of aging Szilard 'Ci ¢o1ate, th at on 1he average, WI 'fl'UWtan beings, a dividin g chro­ JtlOlom· e of a body cell is "hit" ).b'Ou't every 12 yean. From there lie lthes to the chromosomes of lDale term cells-since these h a ve Proper Storage For Winier's h!·!�: Shoes Described Closs Reunion Held Sunday At H.olter Home Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy•Mlddleport, 0., May 31, 1960---ll Pioneer Atomic Scientist Has Theory About Male Prod11ction Where Crime Doesn't Pav , ' 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-M iddleport, 0., May -READY TO FLY THE NEST to,.._ntating Editorially • . . . - - . - - �- - - . - - · - - ,,-- .. . - . . · --�· -- · .. .... .. ..., .,. , - - '- - � l• � - -- - -. -.. ....-.-. ·.. ----'-'• � .... ... .. ... ...__.. .. ..,._,.. . ... .... ,.... � t: . .. .. . .. . .. . . ...... .., _ '";., ;. ; :;.,::'!:: :;.� .... �-.. - For compkte information, phone or write roday ' ASHLAN D OIL & REFINING COMPANY · BOX 471 -" Pbone• WY-2-!186 \ POMEROY, OHIO . . �--·---•· - T «-'" ,,_ _ �" ... � . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . .. .. .. " . - - . . - . . - . .. . . . . . fHE DAILY SENTINEL . . - . - . . . . .: -•+--� , i";.... ... . - Banditry can be controlled � hy aggres­ sive, determined t:ooperation bet wee n t h L• Jaw enforcement authorities and inlcl'l'Slt!d en­ terl)rlses. n you doubt that, a remarkable record t hat has been set in Philadelphia may change yo1 J view. Eleven years ago a team of bandits made a of holding up t he managers of a chain system, American Stores. They pulled 17 jobs in a row. In the last. a police officer was shot and killed. That shot marted the beginning of a non­ st6·p counter-offensive by the stot'e organiza­ tion and local law enforcement bodies, not1 career ahl_v t h(' Phi lactf'li>hia Pol ice Department . Sine·(• t he o ffensivt• started, there have been Sl4 holdups - and evNy participan t , save for two murder defendant s yet to be tried, has been sentenced lo prison'. There hasn't been a single acquitta l . The prison terms meted out amounted to a total minimum of 361 years a-nd th ree months and to a total maximum of 996 yeJrs and 1 1 months. As a resu lt of t hat record, there have been no holdups in the- past t wo years. The crooks have learned that, in this case, crime doesn 't pay. And what has been accomplished in PM· Jadelphia can be duplicated everywhere I hroug h t he same kind of cooperation. Political Payola We've all heard about "payola" - a device where, according to the revelations of a Con­ gressiona•l investigating body, disc joe:keys obtained large sums or money along with val­ uable gifts from record companies in return for plugging th e product. This, com ing on the h'e·ets of the TV qu iz-show scandals, has lert a bad taste in tlrc mout hs of millions of Amer­ icans. i I .,' ·, I I I' I But there's another form of "payola'" that is far more import.ant. Congressman Hal leck d Lahor u n1on • Head ' Answers 'Feath'erbcd' Charge ' GI-,,,. I, Cundiff, Syr1cuH, an •n the New York Central RAIiroad and • member of •· S. Rlth•rd Wyatt Lodg■, 8. of L. P . & •: 544 h furnl1h1d H ,"'- Dally Santl,nel V,lth the fol, lewlne ' l'ttldlf 'v M. II. Gll.,.,.t, Pre1lcklnt, Brotflffhood of Locomotlve Flr1m1n ind Engln• men, Cl1v1l1nd, a,. ,n u1w1r to th• r•nr:-d chi,..., of "fHthu 11Hdtn1. -l dltor. . . . The Ch a rle.ton, West V1r�1ma C1ze l te ea rned lhelf a 11at1on�I re�uta_tiqn , l ast ye ar wh�in 11 pl�nt�d both fe e_t, sq1111,rely 1 n _ 1h�'. m1dd�e or the Fe ath�rbeddin,i:: 1ampatg'n or U. S. nul ru r pora_ �0 n1_. __. . . 1'1ie 1111\f er t1smg ca mpaign or the railro ad'a was at II.II pea k . wh_en 'the Gazette u11ed lt11 cd1tor111l c olumn to q uestio n th e accuracy a nd trith or st111isllcs u�ed in t he raUro a ds' an11- e mploy e aclve r - 1 tlsemmts. ln fa cl, the Gu1.ettc doubted the 11ccur1c)" of the ads. The Aasochillon of Amer ican R ail road■ p romptl y ranr clle tl Us 11 dverW1 l ng In the G azrt1 e and Wh en t he n ewspaper revealed this I action to 1l11 readers th e AAR I fi red off a re ply that it 11hould nol be expected to buy udverliMt ne spice on one page a nd hove H crttlclzed on another. The Amfflc■n pre11 (l nslly sa w fu ror the Hr:ht. The re1ultl ng: helped pol.Ir down the drain 1hr one tntllton ct�llara the ra ilroads fta4 den't on th'e 1d1. 11l11 fncldel\t 11 recalled a11 ,m lllurttatlon of lhe dletatoi'h,J a rroganee th, t typlllr• tallro•rl m 11r -,.mMr I I --- ----· --·- --- ,._!)_ D ltaJ..11"03 · ,I» I deserves the credit for calling attention to it. He descrihes the avalanche of proposed mul­ ti-billion dollar spending bills as "political payola." I n his words, they "simply hand out the taxpayer's money to buy votes for the next election." I f the "political payola" groups have their way, there won't be a budget surplus. In all probability, there'll be a deficit instead. Then we' ll have more inflation - and, u ltimately, still more and higher taxes. How does that prospect !-trike you ? . . n.l-(rml'n1 ._ 1 .he same _ cl 1_l'lotonal arro g urwt• 1s �ern lliam in t_he wa g e and . ru\f's d<'mands whJC'h the (·u r m · r� hu11 u sC'rvctl on e m ploy t•s . On Nov, 2. 1 mm. tht• lru c p u rpose o _f all lh e uds a�,I all the , 1• xprm;1vf' "F'cathe��rddm g ' talk was made known. I ;w crux of the ent i r t' i.i1 11alion r<'.� olvt'd itself into o ne phr ,1 s1•-"Ma 11•irem•nt Sk a II . H1v• Th• UnrHtrlctitd Rlght"-to do as lL pleases. Th e ph ras1' 1,rtur.� throughout the formal n u tic c served by m il ma nai,:mncnt. 1' he demands �erved by ma na�enwnt h11ve fou r goals: ( l ) f<:l i m innle 350, 000 jobs. (21 Hf'duec wagf'S 10 1 948 lev<" ls. f3) Abando n 3,000 c rew tc r min11ls. . <4) Aholl 9 h Jo b prolertio n. This formula, th e railroad11 say. will <'feato n "mod1•rn" rnilroud Industry. 11 Is n formuhi thal .i i lows !hr- raitronds to Ille Lhs em p loyH and fewer train, to serve tan cu,tom•r• and fe�r communlflelJ. 3SO.OOO J oba In JH pudy Hailruiut pro HJln lty is refle cted I n ih nel in<·ume of $II02-million In 1938. The souri·e of thilil prof!pcrlty is 8 dl r ecl ref!u\l uf the inc reast•d u£fkit>nry ond productivity of ra ll employes. 57 wus 75 per llnil l raffl in cen1 ubnve wh at I t wns in 1 92 1 but employmenl 01111 �11111 hour� hod nlmost been cul in half. ( I n 1 92 1 , on en gineer and fireman w1u1 req ui r ed on evrr y 11 tcarn lnt•omotlvo. Todsy auy number o r ct,escl u1111si whh-h comprise Ollf. lot•omotlve a rc oper11tcd hy one _ · -------- w DA I L Y C R O S S WO R D A.ORO!UJ 2, American, humorl•t. 6. Part or \rantti&Il _ bllr1<l 2. 8-lhllpcd �o. Oolt molding hole a. To vontute niark• er 4. l!:uropcan fre■t\•water 22. Churn 23 , J<�ro11t flab It Rubs rcntJ.Y 2i. Plcca ou t U. .!m0t1h:.. e. Crazy RUJJt4 28. 'rota11y (alang) , 7, Mr, Devlne, 28. Foddel' , t&1il �UJl 31. Retired. actor "''"' t • We1ttm :,a. Klllcd ,... l'ulerdar'• .b.1... I. Abound ' J.how ·• 88, 'l'he Amer&- Arab "W" a,. Olr\'1 U. tnn:, loa, fQJ: one nlck 11. Dl1lni1, call 11!19. Hawk name :IO. l'Nudo18. ):lead lo: r. > ' 9 iT1�efflltfa ::.':.«"'" 11 ,1: S.Mlt _ n. � 15. ll'u•Mill :n.liludo l't, �� ::: :��lift · 87 , Wife Gt n. Hat 11':eu, 19, Harom room g) '6. r�=��1 68, ConaLelll,, ti.Oft dw1111nc 19, God of IO, l!'!Jl"Uft u. mard th• lholtmd ,L m-t-+-+--+- ' ·3 .. �..... · • I.�''° UOIE - Hen'• how to "ork lh •it.I' ODmoQ A i Y D li B A A X R , Iii � f l'I O IP ll L L O W atmPly.,�Qn:1.1, fQr tll\c,thef', DI. tbll 11!.Mpte A i i ulld � l;l,i,. X '10?' 'th)i lwo o-.. eta, Blnrl• lettet'I, apoa. fnr.h and tortil'atlon or thl wordl life au hint,, dltrmat. ltii bide 1'11•11 .£ 'lit ' 'fOD,\Y AND an A Ql:;plll&tui --TOAT ,0 O T W D W• - \ 'Ni; II" JIil'. re­ -Hi... 'iiorti ,...,, h :_titl�� I ■ - t. ,' lr.'· �:!t..., J jj il I .. I Hi:. Goegl ein Ready-Mix Co. ••• E C N E I K E 'J N O C R O f � e a ain s ! M s G h� rt S� e a s G t le p m co yOn UIRED! Elects New IN ST ALL M.9W ' • • Officers S.u nday EOrI R'IC kman 0v.er Wee ken d Be E I S REll C VI ER S s A G AY U NT IL P TD G IN TII O N . I I I P�•; .,! ;.i DANCE VARlmES WIWAM KENT STUDIOS OF DANCE WED., JUNE I st 7:30 P.M. vs.al r.: 1, ! I 0"'•'- • CUNTON FISHER COMPANY Salas P�NT Service I I __ __ .. _ .._ ...w "' _... ,,..,- COM • . . I!, s.. . ------------- -----------· I .. ,.,, ... .... ....,... ..,., I ........,,., ,,..,,,.,.. ,, ,. ,.,. '"' ..,,,. ...,, ...,.,. ,. ,._ ,.,,_,mlVIII lol!ow . I When bin• take the Uon'I fl Share of you� payi:heck . . . Fi ■ ■ time Docfof'o ........ NZBA I - IICIZ'IICI MWICI I· .. ,:i ' I '> I - £, ... Phone WY•l-!SII . ' ' , POIIDOY, amann, $1 000 o. Prompt. privet• 1 �� p����:. ro, 1 trip ae,rvlm � .... , f lrj . -11 ,_.. Wei ,....,. llCONQIIIIY SAVINGS & LOAN CO, w.••.., , aoc, .. ...... •• --WT.;...;. 2-21 1 1 )( .J,! �li!l_ts ,.Et•l(h � 41 ]13 - l 2 _ · ' .1,1 1 · ' �· -�:t�w'.::i/:;i;:q=�'.7::::"li::F,5"":"'-:;:---·-""".::-� -� •l; remains to acorch or burn fooda. Ovens and individual top burners ,ean be tbermoetatically controlled for more aelect.ive cooking. Thi, oontrollability i, auoikwle only with a - � appliance. $25 TO ' U (Ill. Ii au ueer, you'll enjoy cooking on a completely ali"tomatic gu ran,e. All hurnen can be lit automatically . . . at the turn of e. knob you have instant heat, Once the bumen a,e turned off, no heat to lff u1 for STARK'S PHARMACY ' IIAlp; STBUT- Al a . lf1 . .. ' t._,:e1i r• I,U_,J -(<' , ij -. I Senior MYF I ARTHRITIS' I n• Children Visit I I Grange G•IVeS Degrees Friday lo � H. .,...,. . . . � -= at �· nn J ry \e E It ! y D :� \ . :_ . rh�y . _ �, �-� ;\"'1 ��� ,�.,��irt:'""1iJ;�t��-�·�. . �-'™6 t ' �- .:r; ... ic;; 1- . I u • R k Spr1ngs -==- oi � " ' CIL h !} Charged For Act ' m Ie Aga st 1 ·I , I I Di· 1... flimll Lancasler Boy I I r 1fr 'ti!- I T · I Federated Church Elder Orda1' ned Sunday Mornin g -1 I Golden Wedding Anniversaries To Be Obse.:Ved Surprise Party Held Friday For Miss Burns I e:r ·I I; I TH� DAilY SENTIKEL ■• BattIe Of Right Hands? I I YESTF;RYEAR n�• 111. ,,_ ....... ' ,i.., -:--==:;:;;:::=:;:;:;:;;;;___ / lted with her 1llter, M rs. Chari'--. ' Syracuse News Of Week o ";!;'�n:� ;:�1�':::.'!'i1 d, J<hlet' ol Mr and Mn. Dllford F' �"Ttll ii i GROSSINGER. N y UPI-lnlile- ro und11 uch apin1t Artie TOWD6 patient m Holl.er Hoapit.al, G.alli- mar Johanuon. who refused to use and Al Awlla. ly Mn. Ad■ llaclr polla. CLAU MIITS 1111 thundering r1gbt during trainFLOYD IUIY P'UNCH■R • M r. a nd lln. Robert Jeffen -vi• 1 r., fo r h1a first bout with f1oyd t and Bob Mn. �oo Don Mrs. r NEWTOWN, Conn. UPI - It a pm Moore were hotteue1 lo the Home- it ed Mr and )i n. Homer I.R nbow Pat l e non, 11 showm &: the famed pear■ that Floyd Pattet'tOrl wantl •n��.. :�:. �;;,,i,,"� ;r of er ui Portland. CH nler lhoe■ builders Clas, of the Church Wi UPI CAGO weapon a lot mu,e often a, hi! to keep Ingemar Johanuon IO buQ' I " H11h Racine o( c n i t clau .,, du1 Mr and Mn. Clyd e Saunder, of ! d n ll1 for their rematch on June in their June 20 return bout tbat INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. UPI-Rod· in fron t at the fini,h li ne, but he Sthool Sunday afternoon In a sho u ld bt ato red with ca re to pre- the Na:uuene Monday eve nln; at the home or Mn. Allah Teaford, Gall1pohs were Sunday a:ueata of 20. the Swedl■h champion won't pt a 5:er Ward let up on the throttle and Ward had • see11w duel fot clan re union at Oielr home, Chea- 1< rve th e m . Mr and Mn Al_do Jeffers. Mr. and hold would e n O llH. St. Water m 150 st a l he t foot I om r f tip• aome e r a e r He pits, tryln.11 lo 1et started from the The champion. 11t ung to action chance to t hro w hil famau. rlilat-ter Road. were ReY. �-laro ld Mr, Ha rold Smith and famll11 we re when spa r mate Bill Johnson shook hand pu nch. Prete nt a nd thua gave up victory i n the the lead t hree or four lapa, the n Pictu res were talren during the c, · e authori ty, Dr. William )I, 1 Holmee, Mr. and Mn. Ed Grmdle y, Sunday ev e ning callers. him up with a barrage to the Patte rJOn uiled bia ria:h t hand annual 500-mlle Speedway rate to the other wo uld scream In fron t afternoon and pictures tahn du r• S . holl: I -replace broken, frayed or Mr. and Mrs. Lawre nce Napper , a three-t im e runn er-up, Jim Rath- a l a 145- m ile-per-hou r pace. I ng their high achoo! day• were Erneat Weber and Elizabeth head, twic:e slammed J oh nson with only as a guard and kep t firtna: A nd Ra t hm ann's m argin was displayed. knott ed lace■, wo rn-down lifte ■nd Mr. an� )In:. Leland Bum garo e r mann. t he n ght snd the aparmate reeled • lefl8 in Monday'• workout here beh are vii ·i 1 ing in Akron Duckwort ill n , Mr. an d Mn. Sam pchildre and n eolea before ri ng winter sto Rathma nn, who H nl1hed seco nd lea t han a seco nd when Ward thi · acro1 sthe ring and almost went fore a holiday crowd of 200 The by served wall lunch t A buffe nd M A b o Fl · aon Hall, Mrs. Ch1: rle1 Wolfe and in 1952? 193-7 a nd 1989, rolled had � let u p with three lapa �o Mrs. Holter from I table with ,hoe■. �� 1tot>!:�t :e n� � co i:i�t:� down . Joban uon also drilled two s teady dru mfi re of left, waa 1 p­ and -line the loea with ti1111ue paper dau11hter, Mrs. Pete Cu ndiff, .Mrs. S I rd ' t spe' d the w k -- - --- home m record speed, 138,767 go, his fuel nearly gone a nd h11 whi te l ace cover centered -w ith a parenlly deaigned to keep Johana.­ d Pickens, on Sixth St. i nalead of shoe trees. Women'• Cla ud C unn in gham, Vada Rose and �11 � ';;'e . o d ug� r off ba lance .i, th.at he can't aon m iles per ho ur, before more than tires badly_ wor n from the exce111 , large annlveraar; cake. d �amii!i te Mr. and llrs. Virgil Cross and get aet to use hill right. � ho8tes&e11. the d n a Teaford Tammie m ly e r:; ar � made delicate : 1hoee o.re 11,.000 fans Mo nday a nd his prite speed he hit to make up the 38 teePresent were Mr and Jilra. Harr. an rs . ..awre nce e11 en a daughlen. Eno, and Mn. Corbett 1 The dau presented hi11h school check tonight probably wiU ex- on.�s lost i n the pits. sons. �h,I e the re Mr. FIH ag.an be- 1 Patterton and children . Stiven, old wetherhol t, Gallipoli,; Ben than men's, and shoe tree, left in r wou ldn t Spencer, Francis Fotter, Winifred · them for two season11, may 11 tetch 1 ad uatet Donna case a nd Robert came 11 nd a fraid my_ 11:111 wu I ceed $110,(K)(). had to return, ho1»;e ville, we re Sunday g ue1t.1 of Mr. ,, , 1 � HCORT SN.AKI VICTIM Cu n ni na:ham with white Bibles. Bu t if Ward, who won m 19:i9, hold out, Ward :s.1 1d. A po.1t- race Gibbs Ben Petrel and Ora Hill of them out or shape. m panied by the Sellers · acco Calif. UPI-A 17POMONA, Cross. Alvia Mn. and SE&SH>N HOLDS AUXILIARY but correct, w11 he d e show check had pushed just a trifle harder on Racin� - Doria Sayre Antiquity· n. 1-�orence Harden, Portland, -itore s ho es I n boxes inatead Mr. .and Mrs. Clal r Carpenter year-old you th cot I poli,.. etcorl The Syr■cuae Ladiea Au xilia ry I _ M t �e throttle when he made hla first he was no wo�se o �f tha n �lh- Freda ' Deeter, Colutiibua; Edi th shoe ba1s. Only boxes can keep of the Voluuteer Firemen met at � apending several day, at her and family of Belp re visited with i nstead of a traffic citation M on ­ pit stop, the cha nces are Rathman n ,m an n . The wi nner s c rew chief. Follett New Lexln.iton· Afr. and of 0?: e on worch ester St - " · a hi.JI; pa rents, Mr. and Mn. E. H. day when he WIii atopP.ed, for A wouldn't be si tti na s t t he victory Chickie Hiroshima, to�,d him he Mrs. J.' Edward Foster �nd dauab­ hoes ru e of d usL, dirt and lia:bt the home of Mrs. Ja me11 Teaford, and ,, .,r. rge ...,.,h nei •er Carpe nter. eo rs. G tend lo fade them . lch h w· ei:plained-"l've speeding ar.d nd!!.y Mo ,,£rs. 23. May e \"eni ng, a bo u t one ter Sally P had enough fuel fo r banquet head ta ble. omer oy and Mr and a nd da u gh ter, El eanor _ �Y , have tore dyed · to - match Troy Zwilli ng, presiden t . waa 1 on't rattle■nake." I by en tt bi n e be h t wi t nigh dnesday e W g n Sptndi -d in track." �e t f w�·s crew changed . hi s tires more turn o M r�. T. M·. Cottrill and dau1bter1, ehoes or shoes of a delicate fabric r�turned home a:ier visi t � ng rela - Kay McClintock were Wilma Righi- Ritkie Graciano of Onta rio, Calif., cha r1e of the meeting which open_The yellow hght was on for 29 Jane, Judy an d Jill, Columhua. a nd filled the fuel lan k. _10 2 1 secI n plastic b■g11 un leu perforated, ed wi th the F1ag pledge and the tives of Mr. Sc neider m New hol.Le , Pomeroy, and Caroly n Van who said he w»s bitten in front onds. As they pushed him off to mmutes and '7 seconds al together, The moisture in airtigb t- bags ca n Lord ' s Prayer. Ju ne 23, 24, 25 was y ork · :d eter. i of his home. was reported ln-good get ba ck i n to the chas e, W ard'11 but only on e driver wa1 injured, fade the shoes. Wra p the lhoet i n set as the Firemen's Fai r which I con dition today. Week en d guest.a of Mr. and Mrs. motor died. It took. another 38 Eddie Russo WH hurt. when his Raymond Sal ser has re turned to . , s " L. nd box them a per a tissue p . white p · jitney n o a o r h e t will wi pp u s en ige Sh le Ids were Mrs Ca r 1 hie1"" h 1 1 e mploymen t on the Oh10 River seco nds ro r the crew to push him 1 car hi t the wa U on the southe■at cleani ng betore -1 thorouah • ;a; T�n:da)', June � • !5 to 7·30 �- m Pomeroy, Mrs Rollin Radford of bo "So back into position and 11tart hia tur n . at uthern " r storage will help presene the � , A -record hop will be held Frida y I Rock Sprmgs, M ,... Mary Lou Profodrow Hendricks . and son, I e ngine. Dea th came not on the tr.eek W o bleu­ wonderfully been hav I all shoes . of i1h ' e ( d n on a uare a 11ng ve dance sq fit o Portland. Miu Wilma Sayre Franklin, employ ed 1n Beverly fl 1 1 3 Second, Ahffd but beside it whe n two spectatora, to :return to able being n ,i ed to keep 1hoe11 from developln� Saturday Other attractions '\'ill be and Allen Sayre Ra cine R O 11pe nt Wednesday night at Rathmann Wai about 13 sec on ds William C. Vieir . Craig, 37, Zlonaville, tive lile after suffer-ins from ac Mr. and Mrs. Don. Anderaon, of a lea ther odor in 1tor1ge, apray announced 1a ter. ' Shi rIey and Maxi ne Baker, annen home, here Ind., J.nd Fred H. Under, 23, I n­ Ru tla nd, and Mr. i. nd Mr,. Her- hem wi th I ahoe deodorizer. 1 head to foot with muacolar diana polis, were killed in the col• ber t Hoskinao n of Athena, w111 t ________ Cet well cards were sent to Bill Run, Donald Miller 1nd Mr. •nd M r. and · M rs. E. H. Carpenter J sorene.s and pain. Mo.t ab l apae of a hom emade crandst■ nd, observe µielr golden weddlnlil an• �udson and Mrs. Garnet _Potts a nd Mrs. George Slee_Je 1 nd dau�hters attended Commencement exerjoints seemed affected. Accord· brought into th e t rack by a spec­ niversaey S unday, June 5, with l>Whday1 �f �n. Morns Moore Anna_ M ae a nd Viol� Lynn , Colum- 1 cisea •t the Be lp re High School on : fog 1.o medical diae� I had bus, rs. Ha r 1nd r ry Mille child�n- Mra. Ja� 1ce Te ll.ford we�e M tator on two trucks and erected open ho uae, from Z-5 p. m. at the Monday nening. Their grandkohewnatoid Arthrtti.a, Riheum11.. . inside the northeast turn. �oted. At�endmg were Mrs. W1l- ren of Greai Bend, an d _ 1 Mr. ,11nd da ughter, Alice Ca rpe nter . w•.; a Anderson hoi;ne. • nd• BuniitU. F'or free in, tUim . Mr McCoy en 1 and ch1.dr : l 1 1 am Eichinger, Mrs. Franklin Hens John gradu a te. s. Anderso n and Mrt. HosMr ' onnation write: f Mr. a:d M rs. Charlea Tol h�er Miss Nancy B urns WBII gueat d� ix, Mrs. Morri11 �oo�e, M�s . Sa m Mrs. Wil l iam Swisher and ■o n I kinson are slatera and the two 1 MRS. LELA S. WIER � the,..., R.D., apen t Sunday W l � h a nd Mr . Allen of or honor at a surprise bi rlhdsy r M , r s. s, en Pick Mrs: Carrie Smcl a1 Knopp or Middles o double I in married were couples 2I05 Arllor HIiis Drive-007 t e1r hter d a r u . Mrs. a n d W , M party given Frid ay eveni ng y _ d port spe nt Thursd ay e ve ning wiLh _ � A� a Sl ae�. Mrs. James Teaford, � ceremon, a t t he home o f the I DC I P. 0. Box 2695 family. d n a r E1rhmge ham Con n ie Freem an at her home on M 11J s Jamee Teaford, Mrs. Earl M r . and M rs. Fra nk Arnott and bride s parenla the ,fate Mr. and Mltolulppl ........ , b . Mr nd Lau rel St " _Mra. _ Darrell Brown a nd Mra.·Paulin e ;�cCJin t<M! k a nd Kay, LANCASTER, 0. UPI-Da n iel r Walki ns .Mn, Troy Zwilling, Mrs. Mrs. W . J. La�ning on Ju ne 1, • n o e l Va. ra e n w. Freddi , Mi . Wells, s A . baseba ll l!)urnamenl a nd w I 1910. The Ander!IOnS now reside Deal, 13, Lancaster, has been Ernest Theiss, Mrs. Wood ro Hen i an � Mr . and Mrs. Pearl Searls 2.nd . dancmg were enJoyed dllJ'l ng the I , char1ed with delinquency in the d rix and M rs. Ray Salse r. ome. h this In children, Cheshu-�, were S un day Alb!!rt Woodard was ordained evening after which Co nnie's moSYRACUSE PERSONAL S , have two ehil- gu nshot wounding Tuesday o( hi.JI; The Anderson ice as an elde� at the Federated t her, served brownies , c ake, i'1'.r. and Mrs. Willis Leadi ngha m gu ests m the Wilham Diddle �ome . 1 uncle, Patrick Brill, Athens. e, Mr . and Mr& . "". crea m an d kool aid. Church d_unna: the morning wor- dren Lawrenc Rutland Route d daughters were week end n a nile . · R. S�ean ngen e The lad was charged in juv 1 and Mn. Phillp (Dorothy) Smith, or . Clev ela nd vmted with Mrt!. Prese n t were Richard Collins , shilj servlei: Su nda-y. . s t hi Mrs. , of gues r the he s Rosa t to mo eleased r and iday r F We mix eoncrete to your court . ldre n, Ai lee . Capehart, Mrs. Ma rga ret Bob Birchtleld, Ro nnie Collins, he service opened wi th the Pomeroy and two grHdchi ngham of South Webster. M r . Leadi and stepfather bis f o custody , J rlene a D d n Anderson specifications, deliver it Swean n_ge n a nd Mr. and Mn. LuCh arles Kuhl, Dick Neville, Jo- o_r gan prel u de by Mr11. Ben Neutz- Leslie mother, Mr. and Mrs. Raymo nd j .and Mrs. Le adingham attended the J Smit h, er Friend, Saturday. th h anna Ye auger, Patricia Hen n esay hng an d the hymn proceMional RIGHT to your job, ready I Sou th Wek,Ler hiah . . • Khoo! alum n i . The Hos kl nsons have two son11r Rut ter ol La ncaster . ·'11·t· ss Mary Ja ne EICh mger, a Jane Baer, L"m d' K",rk la nd• t he "Cr own HI m. " R ev, W a IdO J. ' anquet. Mn.. Leadi ngham also vis1,1a and Ralph of Britt was ln critical conditlon b----------to pour. Lowest prices. um b Col Donald, st ude nt nurse at Camden Cla rk B artels had for his sermon topic honored guest and hostess. al �nc aster-Falrfield Ho spital af- ' hlldr o "d d fl d Fl gan. Hospital in Parkersbu�g, spent FriThe ho noree received a num- '"Th� Aste nslon �llness" usi n g No Job loo large or too ter surgery to remove a kidney; Lo Jam;: 1�d,'Juin t Ru tb, arers were Pa_llbe a ul Hami_n. d ay a. n d Saturday wt� h - her �ar� ber o( gifts and se nding a gift 86 his text John 15.27. smafl - deliveries every his spleen a nd a section of bla Virgil Hamm, Sam M ichael, Ch(- c nts, M r. and Ml,, William E1chon of Columbus and Carl Lee kins [ k .w. In the a fternoo11 the co nfl rbut unable to atten d was Cheryl day - call by 10 a.m. , and R ndY H O a inson ° Fl orida. colo n· __ _____ ' m a tio n class , Diana Ruth Baer, Ebersbach. _ l ford Holte r, Verno n Nea\.e a nd . i nge r a nd children. t Dex lded nde ons r A e Salurday delivery, for � n n r dence e the Sp of Roy ephews visili is ms a Willi ttie e H Mrs. •,• , i � � Cla.udia Kathryn Grueser, Cheryl ,. nd ffamm Ue, J ter or 1 7 ye ars, 11 er th eir marn.tU I r ceased. n .a s d Bye nna A Mrs. s, r siste her ibel, e R Louise Hood, Donna Mae moving to the Li nn Honorary pall bea rers were Char "Mrs. Ida VcLs i n C ol u mbus. Funeral ,..ervice11 for John Hamm OC Sa n dra Kay Hel1drltka, Lind a Sue ri age, before l ng homeSlead . Mr. A nd•rson h �s were held Mo nday at 2 p. m, at the I le11 Reed. Emmett Will, Ralph Par- 1 Mr . ,11nd Mrs. Eber Picke ns of ToKi rkla n d, Robert Ot to Sch moll. ee n an empl oyee , 0f the Oh10 Ewi ng Fu nera l Home, Comi ng ker, May na rd Bahr, George Gen- J l edo arc movi n g in to the forme r Middleport Rich ard Dayton Knia:h t and Jer- b Phone WY-%..'1%14 Page SI. ent of l -lighway,, the from ou t of town for t he services heimer snd Francis Morris, offi- 1 Wallace house now own ed by Mn. I Dep11rtm frey Alle n Gibbs were examined menl o1 hlg hwaya, were Rev. and Mrs. John Rich ardbefore the church council, rela- coun ty d epart the New York Central Reilroad at son , Bea r Bra nch, Ind., Mra. AlFour candida tes were g!Ven the tlves in d friends. Hobson . and retired i n llm4 from bert Hamm, Mr. and M rs. P aul , n i io t a he t n wing exam a fo'ollo first and second de1reea when the Meigs C.Ounty Farm Burea u ster, a nd Dr. and M rs. Rock Springs Gr ange me t Friday reception was held i n the ladles where he was employed for eight Hamm, La nc a r !ind dau &:hten of Gruese Roger h t wi ted ra deco a a w which r lo ar p , eveni ng. ars. ye . Amos Leonard, worthy master, arrangemen ts or 11prlng flowers. at The Hoskmson s reside Refreshme nts were served from p resided and Mrs. Willi am A. uth C anaan , before they _moved So · -hlte linen cove, M org an was e1 ected as deleg ate to a table Wl th " to Ath ens, w here he I• 8t 111 emthe Ohio State G range co nventi on with whi le can dles in crystal ca n- ployed. and Mr-s. Jo hn Erwin, alternate, delabra nlaced at Intervals. Miss Relatives an d_ friends or both · I•/ , . ·. • ' Ith was chairman for coup Jll ana we re made to villt Alfred Erma sm Ies �re Invited to attend t he • G ra nge, Ju ne 2, a nd presen t a the affair and assisti n g her were celebrati on . u:ling, u B Ne Weed, Mrs. Mrs. , l -------program. Members will meet s t Methodist Miss Mary V. Heibel, Mrs. Phil Springs the Rock Church al 7:30 to go. It w as an • Williamson, Mrs, Woodard, M rs . nounced th at R u th Mo rgan G ot t• Le na Hube r, Miss Eliz abeth Fick, to do tlte job, it - be hsrdt won firat in Meigs Coun ty an d Mrs, B artels who presided at u yo t tb P' · · · a In the Na ti<mal Gra nge aewlng the pu nch bowl. he II ii'• for ,... .,.;. and of y .-1 ntl nce& , water ..n,..,. ie . oonveroe g , eookinl ne more effic tin the l do a he al F At the close of the m�e tl ng, re10 ber , first or o can en :,,_91,E , ST()RMPROO New omcers were elected Su n• ,...ook oo g88 f h - , . g..-, OW, you l freshmentti were se rved by Mr. N o day eve ni ng when the Se nior MYF CLEAN , DEP EN Dthough you live ot y u are beating and clo� � - when ,nd Mrs. Leo nard, M rs. Edw ard of Heat h Methodist Chu rch me t (o r n e v e per.a.t,ing cos . Hum phrey, Miss C lau Humphrey aa JD.IU!ll! . cost and o gas aerv ic:e • . thei r regular meeti n g, Barbara ind Mr. and M rs. Joh n ErwJ n . 88 1 • Jo nes was e lected as pre s ident, you use ,..,i. NOW building :'°���.�•��W RENTAL in,,t,llation v a rrest Bach_tel as vice preside n t, Fo With �.... }h.ve youf as service ta e.. aila ..-er• Six of the eigh t childcn of E arl VISIT IN POMIROY n atarttSandra B�wm1ton, 1ecretary, and tlte rusb ....., ele oty type ininal rental chat� co Mr. and Mr,, Robert Wolle and Rickma n and their biimiliei visi ted compl bef""' Evely n Gibbons , trea�urer. .._ or children. Carolyn Sue and Bobby, with him over the weekend at his a11 service coJlDOC"D suburbanites f rm�n clec_ted am Chai Area Progr &pen t the holiday week end witl:t home I n Middleport, where he re- wer!: Tom �all, Chr,istia n Fa i th; , meter inl tank his mother, ;11rs. Walter Wolfe. and &idea 'wlth hla sister, Mrs. Carrie D�v1d Konkr1ght, Chrlsti�n Fellow­ at tended the Pomeroy High Alum, Rickman CU11ell. Visiting were Dr . shlp; Sarah Beehtle, Chr11t111n Ou t­ and M rs. Lewis Rickman of Mt. nl Ba nquet. Chriathln a_eh; E�i� (?ha mben, re Clemens, Mkblgan; E arl Jr., Mr. I Clt1zen�b1p, Diane ,McComaa, Ch rlaThomas (Mat• and Mrs . Donald �uerite) or Springfield, Mr. and tlan Witnes,. Marilyn Swan a nd Sand.ra S1mp­ :.tra. Sherlum Trimble (Martha) were elected as publicity chalr­ son and Mn. Major Hill lJean) of Mt. by the Clemeru1. and Mrs. Robert Burton me n. The election waa conducted by (Kathry n) a nd childre n of Los A nanne Woodgerd and devotion­ Mari geles, Calif., who plans to rem a in al leaders _ were Miss Gibbons and about two weeks. Other sons of n. the family are charll!!fl and James Mias Brewingto ---·---o! Columbu11. 1 Other Sonday vlsltora or the Rio Grande Studenl8 Rickm an family w•ro Mr. ••d Mn. Elect N RACINE HIGH Offi.,.,n 1 Douglu Jackso�, Rendvlllll!!. SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 1 Rio Gni:! Ooltea:e Student F.ducotlon AMoel•tlon (o:ff!Uated with ClfllS P•--· IUl&il" IIMIII Ohio studenl Educi11Jo.n ANO- I llhe • The Loyal 'Sons and bau1hten olation end witih the Student NaClau of the Middleport Ch'11'Ch of tlonal eduoaUon �Hon-) re­ I Christ wlll hav� • wiener l'Ollt and centJ.r eleqed officem for the com­ hay ride Th�rad■y ni,ht. Membera In& tcbooJ year. The 1980-61 offl­ Sponsored by Racine and 1ues t■· will meet �t the church cen: ere PbMllp Qalhoon, Wel11ton, American Legion Aux. at 7:30 and bring 1heir own food pre,ident; Emily Evana, Jackson, Post No. 602 and 25c for tbemaelft■ and UC! for v!ce-prealdent· c..ro1 Ml-Her Bio their guest if they invite one. Grande, �tary; Sharon. Scott, Gallipoli1, trea9.lrer; ilnd Mar, Duff)>, WHkesville, -- d>Jllr­ ..n, The �£icers and their advisor, Hill Clal'tll E. Postan, have been ,invited to attend an Oti!O SEA leadership Confere nce eit Cainp MUi!lkJngwn, Leuvill e Lake (Near Carrollton lin c.,rroU County) September ,�. __ Phone WY-2·24ff ___ _._ M<ony of ... .. ■r,hlly olid Ave. MANCHESTER, Eng. UPIM..rllNII that CMa. M MIich Mn. Dorothy Head Knode or For, • MIDDLEPORT i., · est Hilla, N. Y., has reached the Wa M:f 't![tl.. third round of women'e si ngle, i n � " . te '"'llflON" ...._ Uftl,..IN, 1J INW' 4ntfltlt ...,_ • the Northern Lawn Tenn!, cham• . ,1 ... 1..:.. � dwenlc ....... Cham � If.ct., hr IIIMce OIi .... plonships. I ose '500' Determined When Pit Chan,re Took Bit Too Lon,r Man, Two Small Childten Die In ·tI�veland Fire -Jb1tok'S MA.ltBAG ft fa:sn t Liftre . _, Daughter Dies From Poisons U.Olymplo • lont.itaal u. lnto epit t. Vt , , jl,; ffl• I Governor Heads Honorary List : For FFA Degree '" -.L t·om•lus1vt• resul1s subj ect to �1:1tlSI H·�I ;111.ilr�is. Unic.n DatermlnH Sn Thc�l' ure d 1 \' idNI chrom osomr� of t' Ourse, pre;wred for unwn chromosom1·s with ihe divided of fomillC germ rf'lls-a u nion whid1 dete rmines all the charn ctcristic of a new indh• idual. in<'luding the sex. All (ema:l' ger m celb carry an ' ' x" ch romo­ some, but the m ales may be c1th­ er "x" or "y". If the mele is an "x" a temalr results; lf its a "y", the n e w life is male. Szilard reasons that if w the t r ansform11tfon or a m:i le body f'ell into a m a le germ re!l. th e "y" chromosome is hit by an aging event , the cell will go on and �roduce a germ cell but only on e with a n ·'x" ctlt'timosome. lf the "x" chromosomri, is hit, the cell 1oses iis fn n cti�n. Extending his ma�hematirs, s;zila'rd theorizes th at an average O'f t wo per ce nt of the "y" chro­ mosomes in formi n g male germ a're hit by an "event" each 12 _years. I( t his were so, the per­ cen t age wOu i d be refl e c1ed in ,•i­ ta l stattst ics by mates £sthcring fewer son � as they age. Taking 1"953 birth records, Szilard shows that of 46,000 babies sir'ed by f athers 15 to 19 years old, there werl"J. 106.7 m ales for e'lery 100 f' emales, bu t of the 45CfOo orrsp\-l(lg of mald 45 to 49 years old, the ratio was 103.6 to ldO. 'rh"is is a ratio dedihe some -..,hat Jess than an'ticipat"ed, bu t still sig nifica nt. <'Onslder the responsibility of these men ; the m an y hours spen t awa y f rom hom e termi na l!! at thei r own expen11e a nd the nigh ts an d holid a ys work e d without lid­ dili ona l compens ation. POTLUCK DINN&R Accordi ng to rail m anJg e ment The FMY grou·p of the Lamcl CLEVELAND UPI-A ma n and this wage should be cut back to Chrr M e thodist Church will "Jneet his two sm a ll children · died i n a wh11t It was in 1948. I n th at ye ar Ohlo'a Got'1!!rnor, Michael "'\7. Di­ to n ight at six o'clock . at Baileys Dear Sirs: fire which swept t hrough t heir Som�time wi thi n the next week a partm ent t od ay. t he basic d a ily nte fot Passen­ Salle, fill receive one of 12 honor• Lake fo r a potluck supper. There ger en gi nei!rB was $1 1.88 per 100 ary State Farmer - Degrees from will be el ection of office rs al the to ten d ays the B ur eau of Ce n s u s The mo the r nnd th e couple's miles. The car rlers 'n'oW propose the Ohlo Auocl at io n of Futu re mee t i ng which will follow the will close the Distric t omce st tw o you n,:!est children were visi t­ Athens. The 1960 Dece nnial Cen­ ing rel atives i n Birmi ngham, Ab.. to pay these engi n eers ..11 .84 for Farmers of Amer:la at the org an i, di nn er. s us will by t hat ti m e be complet­ ru nn i ng 1no miles. zat ion's annual co n vent ion openi ng The fi re- victims w ere Joh n ed. This proposal ls oven more Thursd ay, June 2, 1960, at t he TO MEET THURSDAY Massey, 2d. a friu n ary worke r, We wish at this t ime to ex­ Joyce, ridiculous when we eOnilder the Youth Ce n ter o! the Ohio St ate The Pae t Chiefs of Mag nolia 5 a nd, Hoy t , 4. M assey's to you an d your staff t h e press eO.!lt of living index, wllich uses Fair1round1. Temple Pylbia n Sisters w,l ll tnee t wife, Jean, 23, and • Denise, 2, an d th an ks an d a ppreciatio n of the liue Of itt one as 1948 Ralph A, Howa rd, Statl Direc­ Thu rsd ay eve n i n g at the home o( Bu re au of Census Regional Office, Joh n r., three mo n ths, were i11 years. The lnde,c bu in creased Mlsa Thelm a G rui½ser with Miss Bi rmi ngh a m. Ci ncin nat i , Ohio, and the Dist ric t 25.6 per ce'n t sinc e 1949. And yet, tor of Voc at iona l Ed ucaliori in Lena Grue ser as co-hostess, The M asseys were Ne groes. · for the OUlce, Athens, Ohio, railroads wn nt to erase 12 yea rs Ohio, an nounced som e 3000 mem­ Battalio n Fi re Chief Joh n Stri l FFA school high 347 from bers spJe n did coopera tio n extendc•d to of said" the fire st a rted in Mas or wage hleto ry-the very same SESSION COUNCIL CHURCH 1 2 years in which the cost of chapters a re \lxp ected to at tend the The Fed erat ed Church council us with reg ard to publicity during sey's bedroom, Jivi ng rose more th an 21J -per cent. th ree-d ay event, whleh will i n­ will mee t at the church Thursd ay this Dece nn ial Ce nsus. Wit hout clude judging cont ests i n soils. :your help in . publicizi ng n ews CNW T•rmln1f1 ,VIGILANCE LAUDED crops, delilY1\ sbeep _ C�r al Hve- at 7:30 p. m. itema lrom tirnp,iWJ qme, It_ wot.ihl Jtaiih.ad commuraJites do, t he 11toek, mnw, ag rt•uJ r l -. n;fneer• HONOLOUJ • IWI---Olhe · ·surprise have made qur ,wor.k TO MEET FRIDAY ' .-r-.. 11},0re diffi- attack at Pear l Harbor coUld have m ay or 11.lmost e ve ry state. Ra ll ina:, poultry and ,o:i'ef ,.;: . cult. a roaders h a ve lived in t hese tow ns The Happy H a rvester& 'Class of bee n avoided if \he United State1 The seaslons are sponsored Joi nt, Again let us say many tha n ks had known as much about Japan for ge ne ra tio ns and would like ly by the Sta te Dep art mttnt of Ed­ the F ederate d rhurch Will meet to go on livi ng In th em. The ucation and the Ohio State U ni­ at the church Friday at 7:30 p. m. for you r jnlerest · and cooperatio n . i n 1941 as it knows abou t Russil1 V ery truly yo urs, ra ilroads, however, se ek the right versity. tod ay, according t o a Texa s con, A. E. Hnmony, to est a blish a nd aba ndon cre w CHORUS TO SING gressma n. Rep. Olin D. Teague, Dis tr ic t Supervisor. t ermi na ls at will. Mem hers of the former Farm (D-Texai) said, "if we had bee11 The Honor ary St ate Farmer De­ I as vigila nt in i941, if we hall To the 2000 lo 3000 commu ni­ �ree pr ese ntation will be 1:1 p'l rt o: Bureau Wom en 's chorus have been 1 k n own as much abou t wh at was t ies now wholly or partially de, the Thur;,sda y evening A .iards invi ted to sing at th� golden wed­ The AlmanM pe ndent on rail wages this pro­ Banqu e t to be held i n lhe , )11io din g a nniv ersa'ry or Mr. arid Mrs. going on in Japa n as we k now posa l represents a backwa rd , s tep U nio n on The Ohio S tate Um, •. r­ Do n A nders o n , Sund ay, June 5, abou t Russia i n 1960-we would from which the <:'Ommu nily rpight sl ty C ampus . Gover nor DiSalle · no t be mour n ing ou r heroic dead an d membe rs are ttquest ed to neve r recov er . To som e l OWJlS it he re tod ay," will reeelve bis dearee In a special mee t a t the home oi Mrs. Oliv e could bo the l•sl ch apter in hls• ceremo ny on Friday evr.i.ni at Ingr ah a m Thurs day at 8 p. m. ror tory. PENNY BRI NGS SHOT the Youth Conter, alona with 232 rehears a l. For eve ry 100 r a il road worker!! of Ohio's farm you th Who will be PACOIMA, Calif. UPI-Mr!!. taken out or a town, buai ne■8men receiving the Stale Farmer ,Degree. Joseph H. S m ith, 45, told polic1 HOLZER HOSPITAL IV United Prtu lntematlon■I s he shot hei: ·hu sba nd in the fool co u ld expect an ann ua l loss of Thoae chos en to receive the Ho n­ Admissions M ay 2'1: Fred Gibbs, Today is Tuesd ay, May 3 1 st, Mo nday beca use he threw a penn , $360,000 i n retail sa les, 33 tetall orary Degree in 1960 ai'e: Clifton ;Mrs. Ja mes FergiJfOtt, Mid the 1,2nd day or the year , with employees would lost the i r jobs to her a (t er she asked f,,r money Mich ael V. D!Salle, Gover n or, dleport; Mn. John Priddy, Rut­ 214 more i n 1960. to buy rood. Police ch arged her snd four retell stores would cloae Sta te of Ohlo. l a nd; M rs, Willis Leadi n gh a m, Sy­ 7he moon is approaching Its with a their doors. The effe ct wo uld be ssaul t with a deadly wea­ racuse; Mrs. Clevela nd Howard, first qu11.r ter. nt, ·1'e1lde Fawcett, C. No\rice pon. devastaU n a:. H arrlso nvllle; M is. Pe arl Smith, Th e mor n ing star are Mars, 'fhe Oh10 S tate Univers ity. Pomer oy; Reid Young, NUnersyille Job Protection Jupiter a nd S aturn. t Te rhu ne, IJ:lrectW- 9hio Rober Work rules became part of Mrs. Joh n Caufnian, Jr., 9a111polis On this day" in history: ral1road labor co n tr act!! throuati Dep art ment o f Aartcul»a,rl1 In 1819, American poet W al t DEVOTED TO INTl!1tEST( op, Ma�aet, Ohio Bish Rowland Dismis sed M ay 27: William colloctl\re bsr;al nl n g p rocesses a nd . Whitma n was born. te F State air. Hol Grace Mrs. os, n E s, r M r, OF MEIGS-MASON AREA bec ause m anageme nt abuses made \ In 1889, Johnstown, Pa., was E. J. Kelma, AS!llstab\: • M■ba,:er, Virgil Spr iggs, Mrs. Henry M ar­ Rltll'ar"'' J'. OwH, P.,;blilher t he ru les impe rative. /Ohi o State Fair. tin, Willi am Ullsinger, Robe rt hit by a dlsa atrous fl oo d, in the PubUsbel\ every ��rnoon 111 Repe ated'" OJ• 1 he r a il roads publ lOhio ,Bias, A nthony Nolan, Franklin w ake of which n'lore th an 2,000 telJ't Sunday by The .Jhio Vallllf G. Kenneth Dotson, .Mo.let, t.Jfl dze an ubit ratJon award .nd of '.pe D on of Rutherford, Larry Delanu, Ted lives were los t. s Soil,, d pt. & Lar. hblbhln'J Company B 1 10 Ji1'4 Md • :a: hold It up 11 8 " hor rible e am lit 1902, the Boer War ended aa illiantc St., 1-'��el'Oy, Oblo. Bn.� Reaoutcea. Natural ra. M Watt&, a rd Rich Lawhorn, ·ple " of the retlrlctions pl aced on ; The locomotlve firem an retain­ m anagemen t by work rules. ne FO:l'titer in Perry Cardwe�l. Mrs. Pearl Mc­ Gre at Britai n and South Africa ness ofttce phone WY2•2l!kl, ed.U'.41 :frank Needham, -al office obQne WY2-2U57. Id his reg ular work as safety fact1 of the si tuatio n howenr C har1e of Farm Forestry, •qfalo Di- Dermltt, Theodore -Phifps, Mrs. s igned a treab' of peace. In 1907 a flotilla ·or taximeter , J;n�ed �• -,econd cl111 m.tllint Raymond R,wk and son;, Mn. Jobn '�. lookout on the left etde of the would show tha t the �arrlet h'a4 viii�� of. Foreatry, "ta.be, Im-ported from Paris, 1r• 111\ter_ �t tb11 1,101t office at p­ - '.: _ W\lllalll H. ,kni,:ht_, ,\Q't Proe1- Queen and 110n. cab and hi& dutlea In assls tln1 violated Its cont ract and wai , I · ,n,;I Mrs. riVed in New York the first taxlfl oroy , o�to. M�: �: May Blrtha, the e ngi neer and tralnln( to be asse11ed a penalty-u 1uath Ohio tion, 1 Edu11 arieultural , K • 4Pl' '!. , , : ·--: f.(,U�n-� , ,�v.-ttatnt · ffUretente Cumal Jewett, MlddlfJtOfl, dau• to 'be ar.en In ,an 'American city. S�� 'µnfvenity. an en ll'.lneer h\m11elt \>'!P .day, To day'1 -pay. South of Unloll the 1910, ln a:hter. !ll1Une�•-1Uf,,b,oJJ, �, . all •••: arold �tiry r, e Indr�, tho8c he added the ft!itp�b siblltty Je;u1, A certain amount or !Jl)ec�I ,. , H · Africa w'aa founded . . weldlft1 t o­ Alx1'hrtoia Ave.. New York Ctb", o( supervi�lng the power-produc­ tlon la found in the rallroltl ·, · Sct �n� 1l>epvtmellt, Q� State . gether the ' t-wo forn\.er Dutch r'e- tf'lw YMt. l n'- units of any number of diesel du1try. It ts one thing rOf tr�lvefoity. , U. A. I. PLAN. tllT . public, of Ille TtanovJII and the Sub�Dtion r•Je,: .;,enve.-e,,f bl un t ta operalln1 In multiple 111 one en1Ineer and his fireman to �no . lo�n "K. iu"y, I�U'u�t91'1 A61m■l JERUSALEM, tsraeJ.. · UPI-A Oranae Free State " and tWo for­ tarrJer where a.vait.1:ile, IO cent j locom otive. kle�ce Department , Ohtt State the h:itrlcate 1wltchln1 Hal Freneh-bullt Israeli su,et, M:yatere - m er Br1U1b eolonles, ihe C■pe of �r y.ituk: 1.1n e 11ar tn 1dv'�ce ,t , En1tn e malfunction■ r1u1e warn mentt of a hu1e yard and a,ao · U'tiiverar�. -�, Jet fighter was cred.lted tnd1y Good Ho'pe and Natal, Th• lliU. S.ntlnel omco, JOH1ph Wi>lle, El.eeutlvt, Alli.t•· In,: signals to ·111ht up In th:e Jo, er to know the l'Oldbed ' Thouaht for today: Amedcan, � months, 11.BO: th.ree montna ant, Ohio "1¥par,rnent of f\llhway ttlth dain111�.an E"'gjpllin MrG comotlve eab, It 11 the locomotive cur vature, erade and other 17 over the Negev De1ert lut poet Walt Whitman said that a,,90. By motor ro;ute where, avat fireman who flrtt of all hH the qµlremenb of • ro■ d aiatinYrrenf �,e�. , The Egyptt,n P�iie Thursday, "once fitlly erwliftd, riet bltlon b1e: one m1.1n.tb, 11. By mill: (1111 reaponaibllily and ■econdly the The aame b applieable to tr■l� cullb Dtle71 Vodl'tlotaal _atatei �lty ·of tJ,t, l!'artb, ever (ft. ftlU -Mth attn, 11eading_.-b0ffle; leen lli. 'UODlha, $4.2Sj th.t • ' akJU to lnve1t11ate these tro1Jble men and yard twltchmen. Their tul'e tiiau,.ictof, W'iif M:ltto , 0 lo. fr11menta falltn1 earthwird. IIMlllltl'IA. erw1rd ty n ■umea M qn• mnrith . 11 it.a liberty.' t'all1, locate the dlSOrder Ind, If Jobi demand distinct lmowled1e po111lble, re.tore the unit to and skill which pro-vides for ale o�ratlnr condttton, wlthout ln­ and e(f1clent operatlon. terferln1 with the continuous A yard crew cannot be 1erlou1,, ope·ratlon of the train. ly expected to take a lol\1 fl"tlilht J-t:e'a readily av,nable when and train onr track11e • foN!l•n to l"tib "'fl,IE 81G. 1'U�!'IES' ALWAYS If an engineer becGMes lnc1pacit­ them, Not can. a road crew, com• ated, and no matter what trand­ ln1 off t run, be exr>ected to per­ lose elalm1 ■re made about the form ,m:1 IWUchln s in IUm>Uld• ' deadman'• control there 11 no lnp and tondlllon• d•nsiroualy ct.!m>N, ' Q _ Litt!• Linbetter .. fll!!ty aevlct thin the en, unfamiliar to them, ur Rl":11.....w. 1' � I .....I · b wu JlnHr and bla fireman WOJ'lrln1 It•, ■omollllntl akin to aoktns • �• • en-.,., . I ....,. l �t l'ter farm me 'lrilh 11 1 team. railroad Wee ,m'1ldent of Ptll"l'?ft.· None of the technotorlcal de­ nol lo 1pen4 lb• 1111 t-.o bo� · Her po'enta ind 11h. llol'· Vim introduced in nllroadlnl f)f bi, -� di)' n aoperinle• ••• ••���• ;-��. lb• ehlld m■lres the fireman oblolett, be­ do nt "' the . •1ec1r1..1 alt . Hi'd -- -�.. � C!Ov� 1IMI . wltJ;I lime cauM he Is one employe 'Who ii be I hallrd. op , to w■■b \io'tii \ lier re,pon1lble for checlrlns end ,u. Tllo � o,. Tllo htoo 11 'l)ffvl1ln,: the power production of �l�l m•n..ement-la · .....,, ' u ll Mei • n � 'ttiilaJ ind the technolo•l'e•I device Involved )>l!'W lilti�l•t... lt t, tho ..... wol dtim lo • hoiplf)o\, • When, ahe t -the dte�l en1lno. rulfll \lilt_ ,are . under ■tt■et 1n l died. K8'bl� oUJ.ei1\1 11.kl the R1lll"Old emjloye_ iet!ldent..._. not the :,or�-,. . , , ... illed ii ... Dlalt ........ .,., and only about one-('IIINI life , jt I .'dtfll1ut.1 !• un d� ' i• t •n1 -M foa �•i.i!eid­ i\, ported to th• ICC--llave lncrea• low }'ou can •llmlnato I lnia't It Iii/, lb · · ii';, !l,llile,l , · ed M per �ent In the tep )'8ar Job. v._tead 11:IJ work. di:,, . tatt. , ,_ 1 period of IM7 to 1111141, Al tho 1 IWQ hlJ �orllf q nll II llll j • " ' ..;:1- ,., ume Um• !ndulllrlll •�•nil 1 rt1ht to � wort tondltt.,,., !!!!!!!�!-NCI �ilMilm• 11,. and .1111 DU him tint you 11'0 W ctnL deellnW l!O .....,._.., �- � unii .mu-to Ibo di!llor of � r only tht NMI plJ"l!,a lu · pendbolow � ·�'ltJ:t li,!I duelnl t11o rail the llfety mln.lmum. ~ 'llrltlii, -.,r. o, ,., --, -NGit'il O llld , •\ • � 1 llrJl'li ' ,tm e" "' ;1_1, ;r:1 wa• llock• 'ilff I enginf' n and on e fire m a n.) R,;1 cmployo1e nt s a nk to le,s than 800.000 in 1959, which repre• srnts a loss or 600,000 jobs In uhoul 30 yea rs. For som e obscu re r('asun rail ma nagement attr ib,ites th;, Job los s to "Fea ther• beddin g . " Tho se fa miliar with the industry know that dlesellzatlon, railroad ml'!fll"tS , new maintenance t•q uipm ent iind wholesale aband n nments of passen g er t ra ins r au H•t l the job Joss. M an age me n t's rrfusal 10 maintain equtpment and roadbed has had much to do with the rec.:ent drop in employ . ment. figu res. Railroad l abor h faced with a fu r the r loss of s�.000 johs IC m11nagem e nl's propoHla are pJaced in effect. Daniel P. Loomis, Presiden t of AAR disputes thlR fig u re and the n admits th ti l "som e " jobs will go. H 350 ,000 jobs a re not on the lin t• per ha-ps Mr. Loomis will elabo r ate o n the numbe r of jobs l ne luded In hi!! e.1timetcd ' 'some" . Th e _ railroads are a11lJng.... · rom the e liminatio n or two rrwn -.Ra� every trai n an d y11 rd cr e w, Ab an donmme n1 of _terminals mean s th a t _ non-oper ating jobs al those terminals will be lost, Discardi ng !Ti ile age regulstlons a nd tombi nmg roa d an d yard wo rk redu ces ope ra tl n� person nel even more. Reduci n g the work_ fo rce below the mi nim�� r�qu1re�ents for sarc on � effmen t operation is n� t e_c onu�uca \ly sound. Whlle ra d fmnnr1ers may at rlrs t benefi t from lower woge costs, the even1ual loss of bn9lness to t rucks, bu.Ile� 11ml ulrll nes would force furthrr dcterlorollo n of lhe rnllroad plant. Locomotive P:1.-.mm l.oeomo11ve fireme n did not r�llow lhe old !te a m engines in to history. Inste ad, the locomotive frem an e,ch an,cd hi, coal shov1'1 and knowl edge of sutomat fr stoke r for a new set of wo rk t.ools. ,;,iese tools were diesel engine trouble 11ho0Ung books, 11 working knowledfe of the gre at nrw power. He retai ned his "k now lrdge of ra llro1d opera llo n which doe1m't ch a n1e rrom one t)'pe of power to a n"t her. J l , 1 960 -- -- -- -- ----- BY DELOS SMITI-I NEW YOHK UPI-Or. Leo piont•cr S1.ila-r d, distinguished ,11lonuc scil'utist. off e rs substa11t 1a l stalistiral Cl'l{lence that the a bilit y of th e malC to berom e the lath e r of m11l es d ecreases as his yea rs incr ease. Szilard is dyi ng or ca ncer . He ,ises the!e st atistics to bolster bis general theory of aging. This the6r)' i.eeks to exp'l ahl II ph e nom en on which, on the b asis or known tads, shouldn 't be i nL\ritable although It is. Eadh body cell nas the b u ilt-i n melns of m a king each or i t.s de· sce'nda nt s itt. exact repl ir;i . n, 11 1 is t1.s <;h r omosome. If this act ually wor'ked, a1'1d no one really knows why it doesn 't, a body ceII would be j q.st as vigorous after countless divi!jions as il was in the begi n ning. In short, it wouldn ' t age. Obviously s0met111ng happens 'lihich p'reve·nts chromosomes from ci'rr'yi ng oul t their hereditary ins1:ril:c\fons end essly. Szilsrd calls th1"s lift);nown so'metb1ng an "even t " t/Hd 'lfe aasuines t hey occur at i:.Wt\Om and eacb one robs a who}e chromosome of its f u nc. tlon. lfe f1.i'rt'1er ana·�cs the probabillty of sUch eve'nts is the s a m e for al) individuals a nd is con�•tali\ tlirotlfibou t any life time, As tbe )'ears ipass, the events. rn · ou·nl tn nu'mtkr, moi<e and m dre _ hroinosomes ' are robbed, a nd <; lig'l'ng p"rogzesses. Ill �016 ftattsties of aging Szilard 'Ci ¢o1ate, th at on 1he average, WI 'fl'UWtan beings, a dividin g chro­ JtlOlom· e of a body cell is "hit" ).b'Ou't every 12 yean. From there lie lthes to the chromosomes of lDale term cells-since these h a ve Proper Storage For Winier's h!·!�: Shoes Described Closs Reunion Held Sunday At H.olter Home Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy•Mlddleport, 0., May 31, 1960---ll Pioneer Atomic Scientist Has Theory About Male Prod11ction Where Crime Doesn't Pav , ' 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-M iddleport, 0., May -READY TO FLY THE NEST to,.._ntating Editorially • . . . - - . - - �- - - . - - · - - ,,-- .. . - . . · --�· -- · .. .... .. ..., .,. , - - '- - � l• � - -- - -. -.. ....-.-. ·.. ----'-'• � .... ... .. ... ...__.. .. ..,._,.. . ... .... ,.... � t: . .. .. . .. . .. . . ...... .., _ '";., ;. ; :;.,::'!:: :;.� .... �-.. - For compkte information, phone or write roday ' ASHLAN D OIL & REFINING COMPANY · BOX 471 -" Pbone• WY-2-!186 \ POMEROY, OHIO . . �• -- .. .. _..,1_- _ _ . . . . .· · -- · · · · t .• • • .• · · · :- .. - - - · • ... ., .,� •-·.:,___; _ . .. - · � . p . � ... . . , • • • ., • . ' . . .. . � . ' pitt sburgh, Red s Meet - P!TllilJUBGII UPI - Tw•nty­ �t lnftU111 of weekend bastball ��� the ClnelnnaU }\ed1 in. third 1¥.t:lfl end � FOJ'hh Field toda)'. -� if! forbea Field could be �lort1n1. � atasoo i1 youna: � all Pilltbur&h ia talkilli pen­ nanl The first-pJace Pirate&, after a\l, have the winninge1t pilcher In Ute le•� irt Vernon Law (7· 1 l "°" PAT1110n HALF &A CK BOSTOM UPI-E:1-Min ne110l1 halfbact Richard Bl1kely h111 lilned wit h the Boston Patriot, of the ne'N Americ,.q Football Lea1:ue. Blakely wa■ named to the All-Afmy footb111U team in 1 95'1. Enjoy Circle's Delicious and the hitlingeal batter, Roberto • Clemente ( .353 and 37 RBl'st San Francisco, which would not mind tak in g over occupancy or 1he league penthouse, ia coun l inK o n the Rt'ds· Jim O "Toole. who i s 4 -4 , lo outd uel the Pir.ites' Mizell. who is 1 ·3. I fo' or a Cincinnaliin, the weekend I "!'' H not without its pleasure s. Sa l • urday'a rain idled the Redl e gii . On Sunday, Vada Pinson hit homer numb er four at an op-portun e lime with a m a n on base and the score 2· 2 in the ninth. There was satls faction, too, in beatlnj the Mllwau- livid Lunchevn Teachers of the Kyger Creek Schg,ol had a I Ufltheon al the Circle Restaurant in Pomeroy Friday noon. Attendin1 we re F.lizab@th Ham­ rick, Lucill e Smith, Katherine Williams, Maxine Dant, Sarah Moshier, Glenda H inter, Willecn I Edwards, Marguerite Eisel, C. C. Bradbury, (.1arence Thomp!lon and Ma ry Hu1he1. S1'ANDINGS Br UnitN Prn1 International NATJONA1. LEA&UE W L Pct. GB kee Bravrs 1w1rt• ir1 two allempts. 14 .650 . . 26 gh Pittsbur opener ha)'& l found Memoria ½: Pinson performing perfectly again. San Franci,co . . 26 15 . 634 . . 22 19 .537 4� This t l lllt' 11 was a �ingle and u Cincinnati 1 6 15 .516 5 1,li slolPn bast', then a sin&le by G us Mil w.iuk.ee 19 21 .475 7 Bell, th111 won 1he ball 11:ame I n Los Angele ! 18 21 .462 7 ½ Louis . St , f expen� o 1 0 innings, 5·4 a t the 1 3 2 1 .382 10 Philliei, of Chicago the l'f•llar-dwc lluig , 13 27 .325 1 3 Phil a delphia Ph1h1dl•lphia Mo"4av ' e,ults The n 1g hlnp, however, w�s less r. ti � Ph i Mt ■lphla 4, ht n C 4!_ 111$� gratifying . The Phillies chose the 1 1D 1 , occasion to sn a p a seven-g a me los- Pntl 1 0 ftt'! f Phll1delph11 4 Clnc1 1V11ti 1 , ,net ing streak by sm ar k ing three j homers. ThP score favored Phlla- 1•me Pitt.burgh I Mllwaukff 3, ht delph1a, 6· 1 . • • =l•auk.. 1t Pithburth, 2nd e, po1tpona4, rain •m Cooper, li:lllertt.rin. • Chi(■.. 2 fan Fr1nci1eo 1, ht A gr .,.u p of friends called on Mr. and Mrs. I I . E. Cooper, Mul- 1•nw S.n r•11cl1ee 5 Chlc110 4, W berry Heights, Sunday. Calling <luring the afternoon 1•m• St. L�I, lf L. 4n.,.:1,- ,. nltht were Mrs. Frank Bird and MiKs ltroblbte Pltchert Tu■ Anna Vaughan, Cedanvill e ; Mr. MU.-1.,k• ■t Phll1delphla (Nl and Mrs. Hctman Hoffn er, Chillicolhe; Earl Hoffner . Youngstown, --8,uhl 3-l Gorn• G,3 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ohlinger, Col· ,1n,1nn�tl at PltftWrth (N )umbus: Mrs, Clara Hamilton, Pl. O'Toole ,4..t v1 Mlall 1·3 St. l,.01,1 i 1 at I,.� AntelN (N)Pleasant and Mrs. Arthur Fick Sr. KIin• 1·3 v1 Wllli�mt 2-0 lot•al. ___ Oellghllully Served With Your Favorite Side Dishes C I RCLE'S �••.t�uront Phone 118 E. Mala Pomeroy 0pn 8 A .M. lo lt P.ll(, WY•l-2978 Pl ll I . WE STOCK FORMICA Several Patterns and Colors STAI NLES S STEE L MOLDING Co.._• r, TACT CEME ... T an d PLYWOOD For Back ing BRADB URY ROAD --ROUTE 1 Phone WY•2·3748 Middleport, OliL. • Day or Evening '===:!"!===========�•=~=======-J I _ __ _ ___ _ you , TALLAHASSEE, Fl a . UPIFlonda Slatr Univ ersily announe· ed Monday that two football sta rs hal fb&cll: Jack Espenship and end Lamar Lee, have been 1u1pended "' IY�/11 \ 70�/i' A�//1!9 ""' � � PAll�" ttl' t'� nr,,r F/�1' "1� l/1' i ----��---'=-'=='-'--=-= MIDDLEPORT LITJ:LE LEAGUE SCHEDULE �•�•ft I w :: ��:1.::. Weekend Puts 4 New Champs Into Limelight I 1'1/1� fi#ASQI/ WdK 11• 6: - .ci,: . . �_ Visitor Home Diamond lndhln1 _ . . . . - . . - Redlep I Bravee . . - . . . . . YulSenaton . . . . . . - . lndlllli1 Redlegs · - . . - . . - · Braves Yan �ee■ . . _ . , . - . Red so,. Indiana . . . . - . . . Roti Sox Red Sox . . . . . . _ Sen.iort Senators _ . _ ·. . . . . Bnve, Red liOll . . - . . . . . llbtlle11 Brave1 . . . . . . _ . . lndlltn1 Redltl• . . - - . - . . Ypk... lndlalts . . . . . . . _ Yllnkoes Red Sox _ . . - . . . . . Brave■ Redlegs . . . . . . _ _ Se1111tora Ya!llleea . . - . . . . Se111loro RedJeg, . . - - . . . . lndlan1 Se11tlora . . . - . . _ fted Soll lndlan, . . . _ . . . . Senators Brave■ . . - . . . . , . Redlegs Red Sox . . - . . . . YankBraves . . . . . . . . Sen■tors Red Sox . . . . . . . . Indiana Yankees . . - . . . . . Redlegs Yankee, . . . . . . . _ lndlalll Redlegs - . - - . , . . Red Sox Senalora . . . . . _ . .. Yanllees Braves . . . . - . . . - Red Soll Ind!■.. - . . . . . . . . Br■ve1 Senato•• . _ _ . _ . . . Redlep Yankee1 . . . -. . . . Br1ve1 We can arrange financing on ea1y budget term,, with no money down, even If there 11 a present mortgage on yow home. In addition, we can give you upat aclvlct and htfp In � phaN of your hqme modtrnllClllon or remocl­ ellng projects, fvmlsh complete plans and t1tlmate1 without charge • • • provide IICllloi,aly known molttlor. , . , help you ,elect a ma1tw contractor. St'• ea1y • , • lt'1 qvkk I O I lt'I ...... I I I flii\t JiiM Julie June Ju11t June lu.. ane fq'I" .:"e I I e 2 ; l I l J J 2 �opie I I ' ·' 2 I 2 ,• • l •• • • • • , J ! ... .. will ......,. WY 2 i l 93 2 • . . .... ., ,.., •..i_ 2 . . Here Is hoW the teams IJ ned up i n th«: wlnn en1' circle. Clevela�d G lenville: Jt nOtched Its second atreighi 01�8111 AA track tltJ e In a thrlllf!r fh1bJ1. Cincinnati Elder: Capllallzed on tig}lt pltchlna tO edge l,imn Senior 4•�, In 1he Clua AA baseb.'.111 pfoy. off. luly ii jt!ly ill Juiy 85 Ju!f II July IT luly ;a JI . . II -■rinc lnlallotl h l1t1¥itablo lll1ca of _.. ...,.U,1 Tho rdationsbii! .,._ prkes and growth WU the QUC!lio n 64 repre,. 1cntatlvc1 of "1'm;:ation, labor, - aod l)O\'CJIIInalt put to themselves n:conity at a meeting or the American Aasembly, Their WC can indeed have dy­ namic gr ly sta• � VioJ'ti<IIL · blo pria:o= _ • Wily this ideal But� is can be translated into �ity­ throua:h a continued effort by all of 111 to achieve a 1te4(/y rise ln productivity, July 28 A ug. 1 Aug. I If 23 July !1 July 28 answer: J\ug. S Aug. 4 Aug. 4 Aug. 3 Uppod Arlltt&lon: Re peiled Its 1 956 performance tq take the 10H · trophy, Lt1k ewood: Pepend ed on classy Clark Graebn er, the national boys c h•mplon, to win the tennl� eln1le, crown. '&11ddletown1 Went tll the way after bt\nf runnerup t,al year lo El,rl.- In the tehnls d0Ublt11 champlonahlp. 30 Games NOTH ING TO BUY NOT A CONTEST NO REGISTRATION • . · VALLEY LUMIIR and' SUPPLY -CO. . ..._0 . . lfflt1 I - ' · RAPIO IIIICI TV SALES 11111 SERVla We Sell Motorola , We Service AU Makes rand Models Cle l,n d's FREE PARKING Phone WY-%-2!55 Pom...,, E. Main St. I ' .J COLUMBUS, O. (UPI) - Ohio today· /held the unw.aoted dh1tinc­ tlon ol leading tibe nation In traf­ fic death& duriin,g .ttle tong Memor­ ial Day weekend. A United Press lnternatlomtl survey ehov,ed 27 persona iost · t•beir liws in Ohio traffic . during �he t'hrl!!e-day period -from 8 p.m., Friday, u nUI mldniibt Monday, 11he dead ineltlded Cil.ar-le1t C. Tip­ ton, 23, Cleveland, tilled i� • one­ car acoldent 111t the intersection qf U. S. 50 and Ohio 890 116Ven mile■ llOl'lll?least of Allhena. -- •� . � ·•lillttt · · · · · · · --· · \l , . (ed. ,: ' · tu: of , · •��•ll : >i . We Flnanc:1! ' ! ·..: ;"> !< 1 ,., , . 'l iii.• ·� ' .­ ,.,. • • I Hogs, 3100; &eYeral lo1d1 and l'lt■ one and two 21 0-2 12 lb 17.35J HIO , bulk 1 80 - 240 lb . IIS.7� 17.2�. mostly 17. 2:5 for 1 90-220 lb, 2-3 240- 270 lb 16 . 25-- 16_71; ■ows mi :s:ed 300-450 lb 13 . 2� 1 4: 2-3 450--600 lb. 12 . 50 · 1 3. 25; boiiln 1 0.75. I RELIG IOUS MEXIC AN ACTOR SlliS , NEED TO SELF CONTROL MOVIE$ · I harnle111 tor WU¥ie conaumptlO, "But I.her, it l'lO ,uch thin1 a Aul for our �or•la A.ad me a n.atioft'1 l'lkll'al■ are u i portant as lta food health-mO!t' so." Montalban said there ii , rathtr 1utem touth of the border "'hleh incl udes ' "ad 1,ill1 only" pJcturea "But lt i& enforced down there," he nclaimed. '"Hert the "ad ult, only' Ji&n on a m■rq\lee i4 ;,n �vlt.rit ion ror teenqen 14 rut up qie thPater . And no one aw t hlfllD a bout their a&e. "Often It ii not l"'porta nt wh t is said or done in a movie , It i1 th .. "'"" in which a acene i• pre. tented.• +I E HOLLYWOOD UPI - RarelJ doe■ a movie 1tar break out again11 controversial films for fe;ir of bemg t&bbed a 1Qu.1tre in lhc blase film colony. An exception 11 Ru· ardo Montalban. He .ac11 ati family censor, dttcidin11 which pu· wres are fit to be seen by hh1 youn gsters. 'I have four children," he uid, "and there are many pict ure■ made today lh1t I don't wam : h� m to see. For in1tance, my daughter Laura, an impressionable girl or 1 4, 1.11 too youne to ■e e such fi lms as 'R oom At The Top' and ' Sudden l y, La st Summer · "In my opinion, t hese p1et ures haYc some 1eene& in them 1hat were made only for sensation.il ism.•· --- ; � . 1 FIRST ill QUAUTY FAIREST ■ PRICES FASTEST Ill Sf.lYICE ' Fed 8 S ny No When A 8ked For JerreU8 L1CINIE ISSUED A marriage licen1e bu been is­ su ed in Probate Court to Wilbern Merrick, 22, Lexington, Ky., sales m a n and Mary E. Lucas, 21, Lang1ville. I Hovt't Wio � w. M11� 11. --'"-,_ Sheriff Robert Hartenbach and Deputy Howard Frank returned POMIIOY; otnlJ Sunday from Florida where they had gone lasl week to return • Robert Jerr�lls lo thi11 county to face , an tndic.tmenll charring breakt�g and e ntering. e t o • · Sher1U Harten bacb SI.I.d th at • _ Jerrells was not released to hi& i T I OpTO. custody by federal a uthorities due . .. ltra a lstake in the Indictment. d • . _ .. . .., :e ha �e_en arr<!5ted by the FBI . RHn:. ·, •• ,om.. ■- ,.. .., .. . -� . .. ...,.. •• •. I on a (ug1t1ve warrant. --- --------- N w I •O N O COM P'l"l s :r e.et.T ar.e:., • . 11 'I J Ii ! ' Evangelist Starting Services Tvni,rht I I covering )he walls. A large sign "Down By The 0-11-1-0" by Lewis Sauer centered one wall and the bu�et racks were covered in the tashio_n of graduation caps. The �apq_qet tables w e re centered with arrang ement.a of sprine flowers and nUt cups as mini a ture gra­ dua""t.ioi, caps with tassels were Pill� at each plate. The cups were rriade by Mn. Bradbury. The diamond ring given by the Association was presented lo Patty Bauer and the Rod and Reel to Lew Ingels of MBHon '.. ! Ml -.,,.. I �iao.. ·, ,i �OLFE LOSES FIRST � Racme lost its firat baseball WRIGHT ACCEPTS 11D I �ame of !he &eason al Plantsville FLMSFORD N. y UPl Ml; Montalban , a native of Mexico key Wrig �nly w� � Sunday 3-2 10 fall behind Buchtel n ht. and deeply relig ious, said too t win lh e u.s. Women's Open two with a 2-0 record. Larry Wolfe many prod.uccrs and writers con11,�, • .. th•'" Jo••r. = COlllile'"'''v• """' , eal'I • �u.a �_. _...,...... ruse arll!ltic freedom wilh artistk an invitation to pl;a:, tn � S13,000 license. Triangle Round Robin ,a-c>if tournaJ u !illtice Meted Fine While he doM not ravor govern- rnent ,at the K:noHWOOIII 08untry William L. Justice, Rutland. was ment censorshlp, he does believe Club, Junt fJ..ll. I fined � and costs in the Galli- Hollywood should lake more pains polis Municipal court for follow- in guarding against namboyanl A$$�'Rs " ' a,"111·ii"v� ii'i 1 ing loo close:ly, lhe state patrol freatment of crime and sex in its RIVERS IDE, Calif, �reported. product. A. Harold Wiaha.rt, complakiln ,: I "There IYlust be something to Thunday that ■he a� her Hsprot ec1 th"' puhlic from unhealthy band h�ve �n p,ue4 tu" cengt I Infan t Dau�hter D ies mo\/ iea ," he u id. tak'.'!n ia 1.-e. lllO IP• •• • • h I n "-I '•Cen80rsh 1p does not nece,. quipped, ''The tlfellQ(a never UJ um ll8 ffosp1ta1· Laura Elain e Lindsey, flrsl sarily mean suppres�ion. It truly ■eem to mil• ui. " chil� ,and daughter of Larry and means di1eipline, which In turn Myrna Russell Lind!ley, was born providea real freedom. Truth and al White Cross Hospital, Colum- reality are important to mov ie1, bus1 0., Ma)' 26. and paned away hut all the lruth should be shown, Monday, May 30. Burial was in not just half-truth s. . "N o one ob1ecu to l he Pure Ash ev1· 11 e cemetery tod ay. Grandparents are Sidn ey and Food and Drue Al'l that protects Donna Russell and Rii e Tucker- us all from poisoning ounelves phy■ically. The government proman is the great grand!,ather. I vid es a seal on producl!i it finds I Evangelis.t Blll Morgan of Hay si, W. Va., is beginning an 1 1-diy revival series al the Bradbury Chur.eh of Christ tonight st■rtinf at -The public is invited. ·• i ! You can heat more than 4 homes with GAS -------- ·------------ . fl.58 wl lb good � All Offitr Sizes Available and Reduced � CINCINNATI UPI - l,iveatoek : Cattle 2,000, calva "6; ,call t-red ule1 moetly Mtenge choice l OIO· l l 50 lh. sla ughter llffn 2i, numerow load■ and lots moatly low choll'c 26 · 2(U0, mott good 23.-50-25 73 ; & me chol� 8t'JO-MO lb mi k ed 11een_ and he1fen,; 21$-26.2.S. rew lots (• ho1ce 750-77 3 lb heifers 2- �-�. bul k good 700-800 lb 2324 .50; co w& 1 6 · 19: bulls J& - 2 1 ; veale:r-• 18-31. ·: , t-o r the same price that you can heat only 1 home with el�tricity • • r, , I; Advertlaementaon electric home heatina ttould have you believe. lhat electric resiet<ince hoatin11 la lnozpenodve. The tact ii that electricity Q>8t.e over four tim• u much u 0.. lo b..t an Identical home. A _,I otudy of a typical ho11M in thla .,.. Indicated the annual htitot­ inJ ooo! with Gaa lo be $102.64. • To boat the idonlical hou.oo by the electric realllance method would ..,. about '432.58 a year• In addition lo the ooonomy of hMling with Gu, you pt - otbor advantape with Gu. w· E. YOU B Y MILK IN • ' 17hli 51180 ; •��i�. P�!I" .. : 0ver 3(H) ,Attend Pomeroy· EVent Get . : , . �ill( u. A.,....... ..,t ta.tt Blltra T Hvllday Accidents Clt-MBRIDGE, 0, (UPJJ - 11,e The Pomeroy emereency !l(!Uad nation',s, WOHi Memorial Day hlih• anawered t wo ealll Lo the Ben way crash killed eix young i,l r• Kestenon home & alUtdtY ni iht men 1peeding to their po/it a t lhe and Sunday momin'" and on the Clinton County Air Force BIIM! call at 6 : 1 2 •· m. Sunday brought houra: before t"he.y were due blllck. Mr_ Kesterson to Pom eroY where I None _were Obioanii. he w11 transferred to lhe Ewing Tlhetr 1957 Chevrolet, tr11 veil in 1il ambulance and tak en to liolzer 100 miles an hour with iUI driver Hospital. The fint call wa• made appare�tiy a_j)e<"p, croloSt!d I-he at 10 :40 p. m . Saturd ay night ;m d iceqterhne of V. S. 5(1 ur.t or here Dr. Hewetson lrea ted .Mr. K eiter1md smashed hettd -011 into .a tnic- son. tor triail er early Monday. Jn a call at 3: H5 p. m. Sunday a fte rnoon to the Carl Stalder residence on Pleasant Ridge in Pomeroy, Mrs. Stalder WH admini�tere-d oxygen and removed 10 the Meif!l:s General Hospital. She was ha ving dirrleulty breathing, (Continu ed from P3ge One) according to the squad record l es S. Glbbs, superintendent of the book. pomeroy Sc h ools who spoke briefly and members of the f;l<'ulty who ire graduateii, A aron Zahl . M n , PoMlernak Dies In .:tw1ckh amer and Asa A. Hos k ins ffi 8 Sl eer Monda • from th ' pro I«.-' who ,· , retic,· n• MOSCO W UPI-Not_ I pr,· ze s jon t hls year. Hoskim 8poke brief- winning poet Bori& Pasternak, ly an introduced one of his grade poet. author whose "Dr. Zhicago " sc h 00� teachers, H� rry Genh c imer, became a best sell er, died Monday who also spoke briefly. night in hi s sleep. Moni.. _thanke d all for att�11'fl na In 1 9ti8 h e was awarded th e and specutl _thanks to_ the officers Nobel 'Prize b1,1t renounced it unan� d ecora�ing committee and the t der bitter polilic al preiuu re--wu 1 !d1�s servma the din�er. Group conscious at the end. He spent his ,i na:lllg of l he Alma MatLr con- la st few minut eJ1 in the bedroom clu((ed the prog_ram. The remain• of h i ! dacha in iiuh urban Perede lde� of the e vem�g was, Sl)l!nt In kino ta il ing with his three liOns. vi11Un1 apd dancmg with rnuJ1ic .D,Ovlded by the "SpectucularL" of Lod"e Meets June 1 Athens. 'fhe prosr ams, which wer-e rolled In M onic Teqiple as and tied with purple ribbons, had Worshipfu.l Master Thomas W. the dates, 1876 . 1960. 84th anni• Bowen announces that Pomeroy nra,ry, a�d 4:nd a11n�a l meetin g Lodge No. 164, & A-..U , WJII F hold of Alpmm , and _a n o_utme map of Ha st,ated mohtih iy meetin Wedtjle 1t11te of Ohio with Pomeroy ,nesday Jun i"'' 1960 ?-lo e • ' · . p .m . ' R\arl5'11 on the fronl. The "Alfor ·the Plll"J)Olie of tr.insaelmg any ff\a M1tef ' ' "The Purple 8 n d the business l com@ before tile Lodge o , . . J e, . t h•e �enu,_ officers for the A-II Master Ma.sons are Wh"l invited t� P.a,lilt y ear which mcludtd Frank attend ·___ _____ Y11u1han, president; M a r I e n e Moore Wilaon, fint vice president; Ch11rles Leg-.,, second vk- e pres !- 29 New Clahns Aa•e d ent ; Paullne 11a)'er, aecre tary. FH�I Wit h BUC ireasurer; Bernice Parsons, · usletThere were 29 ne w cl aims £or i 11,1 eecre\ary-lreat.urer ; Lorena u nemploym ent compensation fil ed Arnold, Willia m Woodard, D1My In Meigs County last week, Frank Morris, Tom Goett, Irene Grue,.... ..,.,, W . Childers, manager reported, tnd 'Lelia Curtis., and the pro11r1m ith 296 continuing claims for were on I.b e inside On the bac1, j.he wee k and a total of 325 were the names �t the CJass ol cl 1860, and the report of the necrol; ��fms for the same weet last ogy which show ed seY en memberil )'ear totaled 431. lll.t liince last yesr: Herman Be■rhs, l."'lass of Hl88, Linnie Terrell, 1893, Lawrence McMaster, UMN, Walter E bersbach, 1906, Ed, ith k. Mallorf, 1912, Oscar Bauer, 1919, and Robert S, Coates, 1 130. on1 sett e _ for _one • •� Dell,n N•ny Duty . . . . , . . · . . · · . . · . . . . . . · . . . . . . $3�39 ' k.r- .At . M,-w Low! Low! Low! P tites -i""�•,o/f \ SEE tlll T6DA11 fli ' ......,.., Jl W• Gul,i11te . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . : Sl l .88' Sl2�... ·Sptc..,.... lllt � 11 Nl""'·• n.1.;,� ... .... ..," .. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·. : · · . $11.95' ,,,11;, ·���-ont\s GJir.lifff · · · .. . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·$21.aa· ' ��w;, Market Rtport E,ner,:ency Squad le tailed Twice Tv Heli, WY 2-298 I,- '• ·• . ' I . Wot'llt Crash Wipt'.d Out 6 Airmen tivf'8 .. Pho..t: SUMMER �TIRE· SALi! ... , ,tl --· .1. . ' ;'' oa A new winners list .posted every Sunday re- , &=•· t • iiz■sc \ Other dream ptlZl!ls Include a $20,000 home, air Ulpa around the world, complete fur wardrobes, colleae scholarships, luxury cruisers, 1960 car• end more than 1 5,000 other prizes renglna In value up to $1,000. &y MILTON RICHMAN United PNt1 International NEW YORK UPI - Ratkted, swollen · Jawed Mickey ManUe, victim of one of the worst mob scenes in Yanket Stadium ht1tory, ln&i&ted today he neYer hit •ny fan pu� and "anyone who said I did h, ·a dafr!n liar," HI, taee •tlll btui!H?d and pufft� up from •�• maullne he took M.uia­ dey, Mantle n1verthele�1 accoltl•. panied th� Yankee1 to Baltimoi'e earl}' lod1y and expeded to be in th e llneup •a:1illlt the Orioles to­ nieht. Mantle will be unable to chew hi• food tor th11 next three day,11 as � re,ult of t�e pummt11Un1 he • • • • • ' • • • - • · �o ne.,. at.i, recq_rd, .,.,. NOW AT •TATI THIATIII wdtien. Q]qyjllo'II 880-yord re•T. JII.IAU.NT IYtl'l t tho - mark at 1,28.8 In .trl,r. IY'• quahri,r end Warren's "ON THE B&\CH" Pw! ltlfllold rui the 180-yard lo• -��ti' i11 . 1fi. aeeond• to ,u1·· \ 1 f fj,i f 30 Games Mantle's Face Pummelled In Fan Disorder Q , ti, $ 250,000 ,o pass the 1954 mark set by G lenn Davis of Barberton, the champion Ohio State Unlvenity and Olym• pie Luckman. $3.9 Aiff t a Q O M �uJy June . 29 June 30 June SO I : It, I U II June 29 1 Dreaming of a new car ? You may win one in Sohio's Jill)' 1 1 June June 23 June 27 lune 27 lune • J11ly J3 lilly 13 July 14 July 14 JUI)' 18 jllly 18 8 8 I June ZO e l ··· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·= . . 8 u the year: Mra. Oregr, president; Mr. H1rrl1, vice )n"e&ldent; Mrti. Q , s• R ds Barbara Srltea, secretary ind Mrs. By U nffN Prfft lnt..,Mtlfftlll Yvo nne Se ally, trusurl!!r. MemLate-reported accidents puahed l bers or the executive committee: 1�e Memorl_a l Dty week end traf- Mr1. Fry, MNI. Jea n Ann Bl'adbury li e deat.h t1 1ure toward the 370 Bob Mills, Mrs. Loi■ McElhinny, mark today end ufety worll:tra Mrs. Betty Hibbs a l\d Mn C&l'fJlyn pr�&ed preu and r14io and tr■f. B.&chner. fi e. offi�i■l fl for b epln1 It from Mrs. Pry thanked all - of tlte 110mg h1gbe,. committees ,nd oth ers who had The N1tion1l Safety Council had h�lped her dorlna th e past YHr e�ll r1_1at ed th�t 37!! penon1 wo�ld whllf! tzhe was president. die m tramc �cdd811la durm!l: Follo•ing the business mec,ting, lh e W-�f:k enQ wh�ch be&,111 111t 6 p. Mr. Harris rel'ofn l!ed other 1chool m, Friday, By !llldd11y Mopday, a org1nl:r:ationa, the members of the Uniled PreH lnternatf ona � count OO•rd or education, oftieers of the sh ?wed � b•t 368 di � _ \)e t�een PTA, Senior Mothen Club and the Friday n i ght and midn ight Mon, ltiddleport ,.\tbletic ANOCi,al ion. day. Miu Susie Taflor, r11rmer 1r1d e 1u�boo l teacher of .Middlel>OJt, was In an er them th D nonor�d during th e evenlnt with :lt� in g �e�!dents, tO(lk Dr, Rickman · p111ln1 ■pedal tri­ resu . 1 2 1 hvea,_ p,lme crH hes t •o, a nd bute to her. . In hl1 opening reother aee1dent1 83, tor an ovt!l'all m;11rks, Dr. Ricl!-m in eacP,re-'H'J hls total of 572· re_g:�� . viqa, �iale4 the ��U• , J:i■ mq1 meetma laat, year ,_,1-ef.?. Was Su11n Park wa■ honored. Pe greAttend First Man �nled t9 lhe aaiiocil1tion � check Celebration Here tar th� Schql4rahtp fund in '1qnMiss Catherine Riley, Wuhlng- or qi li is qaother, who waa ii: MHS ton, D. C., and Mi u Mu11ret Ril- &rad uate. were weekend ey, Colu mbu s In honoring M isa 1'aylor, he gu ests of Mrs. Mary Kunzelman told of the inspiration whi�h ahe a nd Mr. and rfn. Homer Bridles had beel'J tQ those who had been in Pomeroy. While here they 1ttend8'd th e privll,:ged to be tn h er cla&'les. first Mas.a celebration of Rev. Dt. fticJcm1n 11id that this WH John Wlop.el at latted Heart his first till'le to attiend the Alum· Church. Mr. a Qd Mrs. Dali Myers fli in 23· yeln a11d with the op and aona, Parkertb\lrl, werr wl!!ek poriunjty to hpni;}r Miss Taylor, he WIS ·•'Wrr �..ppy to ret1.1m," end gueats of Mr. and MJ's. Brlct14'.rs. M�ore, 1 torme'r atud,mt les. of �iU Taixior;s presented her ' WU" , rqettiiJ eh•lt on behalf 569 Cars In of bet f�@r stu�e)ltl. Miss Taylor IVfiduated frotn i(lddleport Tw-o-Week Campaip A b,tal of 869 tan were check• tri the year cf 1894 when there ed In the two '1'Hk uf11ty eh et!k were only three ih the el"au. In Meig& County, Mr,. Irene Ttae nu eaii of ctassea wae orueser, Farm Bure.111 ut,ty com­ mittl!!e member said toch,y, Of this conducte\1 b)' Mr. Harri, who ■Ito number, 33 faulty car■ wel'fl teuad 1ive bitt of 101:11 1\ld world ftews of the ttrioua years. Elrl S•n­ Mra. Grueser Aid. The two final days flt• the ch,ct tJorn. t;Til�\lat@ of the d1115 19()0 e were hpld at Rlclae ft.ulday WH pre!Wl,t as was Mft. Dav Bess lss 1� of �@811 f'4rrq,r, 1 w he11 ,a tan wert obtc)ed wUh tu M !Y ffltl, •IW llli\!i � follr found defe,:itivti Jnd _It a,. e, 1 9�1, P!�bn !,I),. , 191 0 ncuae Fric\11 whart et, l5 toaal The 19!f. Plfk Sµ11n !ti� CM■ were �bed.id. mister e1fled for 111 the classes Mitzi Ann \Vol,fe, jrii:t,. l'Qlf, Qf ,eacti )'ear •pd tbeJl! 'fi�re only tha Yost. a few n&t repre1ent@d. "Bla Ck Panther"'-Ann Holter. The pi'tigrQ,ln WH closed with "Star of tbe �I� jl!H"�Ml­ the "OfaMe and Blac�" alter chaela Wolfe (a111tsted by Tom W�ich d .. ncing to the �uiiic. of the Wolfe and WHllini �nt): "Twiligh ters" was enjoyed; toung "Dancin1 QO Uie Hi&h Wire"­ es with fumltllft fumialfed by Jani:,:e Ev'el"4)n. B1k·et Furniture where graduates 1 'Caperini Cfowns"-ltt11t,: Yo1t, visited 1tVith each other, were set Li.nda Yost, · Donna Tit,eiu, Nancy op in vatlous rooms. The gymnasiu m was decorated Yost, Martha Yoat, beni&e Snod­ grau, Connie Arnott, Jan Alkire, in irastel colors wlth streamen B everly Price, Mltil Ann Wolfe , Pam Ohio Ud-Natlon lti · Ch�ctl'd •• July 7 :i June 2� I 2 • July , /uiy 11 t ,••• 18 June 20 ; ...... ,•••••••••............... . . Jp& OalJ I I at U u� tS JQ1!e II I • • June M•y -• Dile •IY july #S July I Jul7 i , Nole: Games s,hedllied rerularly on July 4th moved to July 5 . Tbe Cl>JII ,\A traolt llnt,h wa, nQ, t ded4e<I . '-'lltil the fjnal ev•nt. 1ff .._ 1�- _■ •_ ■•. field PUbllc followod Gle n• TONlaHT a WIDNIIDAY vlile b¥ five point,, then c�m e Ju.let Veme'• Cl eland J9hn ,\dam, bs third "FROM THE EAILTII TO wii h II pot,ntl and Warren tl'ilh 18. THE 1400N" ,ey n,i•· feet of Nate Adams. J"'"'Ph Cotton - Debra Pagot na!nod th, Cl� Al\ moel'1 •lfnd(lo Color) •\II athf•ie lor tho aecond 1•rai1ht ye�, braulbt Imm, the t tie for - 11lso , Gl.�vlUe. T�• la4 wo, th 100 and Don SulU... _ LIA Simone 1 220-Y•1'11 .... and ,Qehored ,'GIANT GILA MONST " m · G l'nvllle'a wlnnin1 !ll)O-yard relay at THE POMEROY CEMENT ILOCK COMPANY l}a&e iWf>' ;J •: • !nd ffall , lsl Hall 'ti®IT' t•tii Ii) I ...,.. , A CartHn ■wery Nlahtl \ "Downtown Dalla s"-Lind1 Ha�kett, Malisa Rizer, Fr a nklin Rizer. "Way Down Yonder in New Or• }l!ans"-Marl\yn Stumbo, Susie Morris, Suste C hapman, Norma Jean Stewa rt, Sa ndra Humphl" le-s M elina Bloch, nose Marie H ackett ·· Ann Holter. "New York , New York"-Lind a Y°'t Donna Thci!ili, Na ncy Yost, Bev er)f Price. "C,,rolina In t he Mornin '-Va lerie Holley, Sandre Lynn Merica l, Brenda Valentine. I "On t h e Beach or Waikiki "S heila Gale Moore. Jan elle cum- ! ing,, Jo Ellen Diehl, Jan Bet:r.in g . Maliaa Rizer, Melody Hackett, EdIth Ann Mees. "Reed Flutef!"-Brenda Va lentine, Sandra Lynn Merical , Valerie j Holley. "Suga r Plum Fairy"-Joan car• ney. e '? ungle Flower"-N an ry Ar l ne Smith. "Stardust Boogie''-Linda call, Dlana Davis, Jane LucPS, Janice Everson. · "Sar eback Rider" - Pamela Cl eek. "Pony Ballet"- Den i se Sno dgrass, Jan Alkire, Connie Arnott, e ntine. Ret1tr1t From l'acation w.• ..s Mary PhiUlps of New lla­ "Fol.lr or five kids tried to grab my c11p Just as I got to second base,' ' Mant el said. "One of thei.. hit me on the chin with his elbow and a nother with his shoulder. ''Then all of them started shov­ ing, punching and pushing. For a while I didn't think I was going to make the dugout. I never saw · anyth ing like il in my 1i;�r'':·� • ___'.____�"::'.�------ 1'116 �, �IIA1'1f NJ Cl�v���� ��l���i�:��::��Ei�� W l Pct, QB But that's the way tblngg have 24 1 5 :a1� Baltimore M> lh. s is i e.e th n ecllc ea h n ,going n Clevel and . . . . . . 2 1 14 . 600 as the Pi ta l<' s and Ori ole, d e ry 19 16 .543 New York lhe N w of ,gNYil y and i.·naist on 18 . 526 31,li: 20 Chicago stoy in g ,ahead or the team.a picked 17 17 .500 4½ etroit D by the "e]{lperl:S'." Kansa s City . . . . 17 22 -�38 7 Cimoll DrlVH In 4 . . 1 4 22 .329 8 ',t CIMoH, a fol'lfolt en man Jut Washington 13 21 .382 8� l n Bo S <i year wihen the [>odiel'8 ,traded him u • • for Wally Moon, drove in four runs B■ltlmo �� �•:.:: �: ,■t pmo on ,a tr,iplc, double ,and sln,g,le Mon&o■ton U Beltirnor• 3, 2nd day as the 111"9.te, downed tlhe • Brave1. The second f■mt of bhe • ,.,. · W 1thlngton 2 N•w York I , 2 M t \Wn hiH at Pitl�burgh was r o lned •m• out - JtO this victory enM)led the • City 7 lktroit 6, ht ...,.. Pirates to go -a h aU-g-am e ahead nfi 1 n1 I 1 • of !he San �'ra nel8co G l1-nt1, wtm ht u■m. i C 1•treland 94 Chlueo 4,1, hut split • d oublehead@r. pm• Chicago 1 Cl■vtl1nd , 1'lbe GHlnts dropped I z..t de• tcM,'S Pl ble Proba Tue • sday '('i$don to llhe Ohloa,o Oubs before New YCN'k ■t 81ltlmor• nllh t Willie Mays' wondrous bue-run-Ford 2-2 v1 Walker 0-0 nl111J ,helped rhem to 1 1-4 victory Clevel,intl ■t C hi cago (N)-llell i(l the nightcap. {n o ther Nptionat v, Pl•rc• 3-:J 2 5League games, th e Phllad e � Detro it ■t K1n1u C ity (N)Phlllie11 lost their seventil strat®ht 11,nmllfe 2-0 vs Hall .. , game M i n 1 0 lnn.t,_. ...,.v to Cl nd n, . W1th h19'on ■t . Ba1ton . (N)' na t,1 a11 · d !!hen 1mRpped tlhl!! &treak • _. 8 Fisher ,._1 wl h s' 6- lo �i n 'l n �he n-ightcap, i ad1 ec:1 d t L h d Loo An - c1...t,nd It K1nN1 C it IN) y • 10.3 , 1n ·"".a ••�• mih ,• 1a me. -,roIt ( N J Chi "h 1t n.... , In the Ame rltan Lea gu e , th@ N- York at a,1t1moro INJ Oriole, downed the Bo,ton• Red W11hlngton •• &Mt... Sox . '"· before Bo,ton """l'P•d Bal�imors's four • ga me witmlnig; streak m IJhe nighto■ p 12 . a; Clevel and moved 1wlthi,n, 8 P,m4! or flr,t by ,weepins Ohlcago, 4-1 and 14: K·ansa, Clty ,wop1 De. t ,oit, 7-6 •nd 8-2; <nd ...._ Y rk Y 1rn k ce.s tw at Wa·s- nmg1nn o 3·2, ,after Josln,g � opener, 2-1: COLUMBUS UPI - The long holida y weekend produced four I slate hli1h school champion s for Ohio, although ont> title wlll have tQ wa it a few clays, d ue lo the sogay we a th er. Cleveland Glenville, Cincinnati Elder and Lakewood won thrir s econd straight crowns in Ohio AA track, bHeball and single� tennis resp ecUvely, while Upper Arlinaton and P1mlding brou,i;:ht huine trophies in colf and Class A trat·k . Ra instorms played h11voe w i t h t h e athletes, postponlni 1 h e C\a11s A champlonahlp ba11eh11ll game. The title tilt will h11 pl a yed aft.er school is out on Jun e 11 he tween Convoy Union and Liberty Union. re.esons." -======= ·lie M4JI /JeCOMS Middlepott· Alumni Meet "���'�:":'!/',:,r:r:.,�\0 Danse Varieties - Traffic Deaths To Be Wednesday Inch Toward 370 ceiveq.. Hcfs nol compl11ining, \'en, W. Va., Mn. Blanche Hapton­ though. He says U could have been stall 11nd Mrs. Isabelle Wine bren­ returned last ner, Middleport, far worse. from a vacation trip to N ia ­ week Cgmpl11ipts fr�m people who de· gara Falls, Toronto, Ontario, Cana• soribed then\1elves as Jr.ate par• da, and the Thousand Islands in ents. howe\l"(lr, ca me into t he Yan­ New York. kee Stadium 1witchbo.ard t h at Man­ tle had purposely 1wu11g a l BOm e On their retum trip they vb, it ed children who mobbed him _MQnday I in Harrisbun: arlP Gettytbur2 and shortly after he made the fmal pu,- otnJr historloal 1po1.t,. out i n 1he nightcap of a doubleheader ,against the Wai,hington Senators. An excited por1ion of the 42,92'1 fans vaulted over ihe fence. I n n onto 1 he field, and c::.n\'er�ed on the Yankee star. Milwnkff at Phll■del�i• (M) Cincinnati ■t PlthburP INI •.:,., Kl ng B U'-Id I ers s upp I y Co By Alcin Maver H�'.:'.11::Z:i.:��rir� ,!��nt..� •na� ,.,.. �!�� REMO DELI NG? - 'IUIL DI NG? In --------------- - � ------"for diiiciplinary school from TWO PLAYERS SUSPENDED ld•�• I B lh M • I Unlt,d Just to make tihe "experts'' (�I ven "NOrse �a n -they alrENtdy do, � e � p.."1..art P.1!t,bu rgh Pirates and Balllmore Ono-I� ted �e w.iy past the MetnoJ11al Day m ilestone In the pennant race, Monday bet'au, e of the hltlint of ,a trl o- of C8i1lofr,, _ Ek·Oodeer Gln.o CimoH was lh .i Pi rate,• biog fUn on the ho H day u Plttlburwti took ■ote po!llession of f-irwt • in dit Nallona-i �e hy -winnina • · IU'ifle ""8le from llh e Milwaulr ne Brave:t1 8-3. And i:x•Yenk ee Gene Woodlin,g and e x-0:lant Jackie Brandt AWUng �he b.eavy lu,nber for IJhe Ottole.11 in the �ubleh('-Jde r 11plit llh at en, abled them to hol-d -the top spol J n tihe A..rne'l':iet n League ·by one ' " -- -I-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 31 , 1960 I _a__ dT _e_am __s_I_nto Top I Casto£fs Le � • • Daily Sent inel, Pemeroy-Mlddleport-, 0., May 31, 1960--5 Virtually "freoh ■Ir proof." The '"""" . . . .... ■ir and llull'y roomo. • YOUR HOME IS ALWAYS WAllilt IN WINTVI Gu Haat la alwayo depeudahle, 11 oeldom faila f011 dilf. 1111 wind - bail, - - or b,avy �- • YOUR HOME 1$ CLP,tl Flllend Gu H•I belpo .tht!lnate atale alrin 10Ql' hqme. 11 TheN ill l-dopooftol_...,_on_ • � •...., . and fumitbi!>p. • YOUR HOME IS MORE COMFORTABLE dra..., At bJ aftly ..,-. • YOUR l!OIIIIE II 1111 t!pc �QUIPPED FOR ""=:r::ri.on of ■ir to bop all p■,ta .?c-;.! • YOUR HOME IS MORE HEALTHFUL • YOUR HOIIE IS SAFI Modern Gal Flmwleo � fully oqulppod w1tll � """troll ap�m re11on1ble coat, Gu Hut ean put more boated, �II «INOITIONING tt.h air In your homo for your family. But · With ro,.. air llMt. .aln!ady llilve dul:t lloti that ti, not To bop electric from 1101ntr tbal oonvaht tulJy f-, -1> oo"4HjOQPII, "IIJl>I" Ibey are oven blper, hom• mus be •ftll .....,..ren. f■ .... 11111 • tnk-1 � .... .,&Q,GOO cull fiit fl ........ a. i-uns. h..ttbful, an. l>eatina com ma�• ., B! 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' pitt sburgh, Red s Meet - P!TllilJUBGII UPI - Tw•nty­ �t lnftU111 of weekend bastball ��� the ClnelnnaU }\ed1 in. third 1¥.t:lfl end � FOJ'hh Field toda)'. -� if! forbea Field could be �lort1n1. � atasoo i1 youna: � all Pilltbur&h ia talkilli pen­ nanl The first-pJace Pirate&, after a\l, have the winninge1t pilcher In Ute le•� irt Vernon Law (7· 1 l "°" PAT1110n HALF &A CK BOSTOM UPI-E:1-Min ne110l1 halfbact Richard Bl1kely h111 lilned wit h the Boston Patriot, of the ne'N Americ,.q Football Lea1:ue. Blakely wa■ named to the All-Afmy footb111U team in 1 95'1. Enjoy Circle's Delicious and the hitlingeal batter, Roberto • Clemente ( .353 and 37 RBl'st San Francisco, which would not mind tak in g over occupancy or 1he league penthouse, ia coun l inK o n the Rt'ds· Jim O "Toole. who i s 4 -4 , lo outd uel the Pir.ites' Mizell. who is 1 ·3. I fo' or a Cincinnaliin, the weekend I "!'' H not without its pleasure s. Sa l • urday'a rain idled the Redl e gii . On Sunday, Vada Pinson hit homer numb er four at an op-portun e lime with a m a n on base and the score 2· 2 in the ninth. There was satls faction, too, in beatlnj the Mllwau- livid Lunchevn Teachers of the Kyger Creek Schg,ol had a I Ufltheon al the Circle Restaurant in Pomeroy Friday noon. Attendin1 we re F.lizab@th Ham­ rick, Lucill e Smith, Katherine Williams, Maxine Dant, Sarah Moshier, Glenda H inter, Willecn I Edwards, Marguerite Eisel, C. C. Bradbury, (.1arence Thomp!lon and Ma ry Hu1he1. S1'ANDINGS Br UnitN Prn1 International NATJONA1. LEA&UE W L Pct. GB kee Bravrs 1w1rt• ir1 two allempts. 14 .650 . . 26 gh Pittsbur opener ha)'& l found Memoria ½: Pinson performing perfectly again. San Franci,co . . 26 15 . 634 . . 22 19 .537 4� This t l lllt' 11 was a �ingle and u Cincinnati 1 6 15 .516 5 1,li slolPn bast', then a sin&le by G us Mil w.iuk.ee 19 21 .475 7 Bell, th111 won 1he ball 11:ame I n Los Angele ! 18 21 .462 7 ½ Louis . St , f expen� o 1 0 innings, 5·4 a t the 1 3 2 1 .382 10 Philliei, of Chicago the l'f•llar-dwc lluig , 13 27 .325 1 3 Phil a delphia Ph1h1dl•lphia Mo"4av ' e,ults The n 1g hlnp, however, w�s less r. ti � Ph i Mt ■lphla 4, ht n C 4!_ 111$� gratifying . The Phillies chose the 1 1D 1 , occasion to sn a p a seven-g a me los- Pntl 1 0 ftt'! f Phll1delph11 4 Clnc1 1V11ti 1 , ,net ing streak by sm ar k ing three j homers. ThP score favored Phlla- 1•me Pitt.burgh I Mllwaukff 3, ht delph1a, 6· 1 . • • =l•auk.. 1t Pithburth, 2nd e, po1tpona4, rain •m Cooper, li:lllertt.rin. • Chi(■.. 2 fan Fr1nci1eo 1, ht A gr .,.u p of friends called on Mr. and Mrs. I I . E. Cooper, Mul- 1•nw S.n r•11cl1ee 5 Chlc110 4, W berry Heights, Sunday. Calling <luring the afternoon 1•m• St. L�I, lf L. 4n.,.:1,- ,. nltht were Mrs. Frank Bird and MiKs ltroblbte Pltchert Tu■ Anna Vaughan, Cedanvill e ; Mr. MU.-1.,k• ■t Phll1delphla (Nl and Mrs. Hctman Hoffn er, Chillicolhe; Earl Hoffner . 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Cincinnati Elder: Capllallzed on tig}lt pltchlna tO edge l,imn Senior 4•�, In 1he Clua AA baseb.'.111 pfoy. off. luly ii jt!ly ill Juiy 85 Ju!f II July IT luly ;a JI . . II -■rinc lnlallotl h l1t1¥itablo lll1ca of _.. ...,.U,1 Tho rdationsbii! .,._ prkes and growth WU the QUC!lio n 64 repre,. 1cntatlvc1 of "1'm;:ation, labor, - aod l)O\'CJIIInalt put to themselves n:conity at a meeting or the American Aasembly, Their WC can indeed have dy­ namic gr ly sta• � VioJ'ti<IIL · blo pria:o= _ • Wily this ideal But� is can be translated into �ity­ throua:h a continued effort by all of 111 to achieve a 1te4(/y rise ln productivity, July 28 A ug. 1 Aug. I If 23 July !1 July 28 answer: J\ug. S Aug. 4 Aug. 4 Aug. 3 Uppod Arlltt&lon: Re peiled Its 1 956 performance tq take the 10H · trophy, Lt1k ewood: Pepend ed on classy Clark Graebn er, the national boys c h•mplon, to win the tennl� eln1le, crown. '&11ddletown1 Went tll the way after bt\nf runnerup t,al year lo El,rl.- In the tehnls d0Ublt11 champlonahlp. 30 Games NOTH ING TO BUY NOT A CONTEST NO REGISTRATION • . · VALLEY LUMIIR and' SUPPLY -CO. . ..._0 . . lfflt1 I - ' · RAPIO IIIICI TV SALES 11111 SERVla We Sell Motorola , We Service AU Makes rand Models Cle l,n d's FREE PARKING Phone WY-%-2!55 Pom...,, E. Main St. I ' .J COLUMBUS, O. (UPI) - Ohio today· /held the unw.aoted dh1tinc­ tlon ol leading tibe nation In traf­ fic death& duriin,g .ttle tong Memor­ ial Day weekend. A United Press lnternatlomtl survey ehov,ed 27 persona iost · t•beir liws in Ohio traffic . during �he t'hrl!!e-day period -from 8 p.m., Friday, u nUI mldniibt Monday, 11he dead ineltlded Cil.ar-le1t C. Tip­ ton, 23, Cleveland, tilled i� • one­ car acoldent 111t the intersection qf U. S. 50 and Ohio 890 116Ven mile■ llOl'lll?least of Allhena. -- •� . � ·•lillttt · · · · · · · --· · \l , . (ed. ,: ' · tu: of , · •��•ll : >i . We Flnanc:1! ' ! ·..: ;"> !< 1 ,., , . 'l iii.• ·� ' .­ ,.,. • • I Hogs, 3100; &eYeral lo1d1 and l'lt■ one and two 21 0-2 12 lb 17.35J HIO , bulk 1 80 - 240 lb . IIS.7� 17.2�. mostly 17. 2:5 for 1 90-220 lb, 2-3 240- 270 lb 16 . 25-- 16_71; ■ows mi :s:ed 300-450 lb 13 . 2� 1 4: 2-3 450--600 lb. 12 . 50 · 1 3. 25; boiiln 1 0.75. I RELIG IOUS MEXIC AN ACTOR SlliS , NEED TO SELF CONTROL MOVIE$ · I harnle111 tor WU¥ie conaumptlO, "But I.her, it l'lO ,uch thin1 a Aul for our �or•la A.ad me a n.atioft'1 l'lkll'al■ are u i portant as lta food health-mO!t' so." Montalban said there ii , rathtr 1utem touth of the border "'hleh incl udes ' "ad 1,ill1 only" pJcturea "But lt i& enforced down there," he nclaimed. '"Hert the "ad ult, only' Ji&n on a m■rq\lee i4 ;,n �vlt.rit ion ror teenqen 14 rut up qie thPater . And no one aw t hlfllD a bout their a&e. "Often It ii not l"'porta nt wh t is said or done in a movie , It i1 th .. "'"" in which a acene i• pre. tented.• +I E HOLLYWOOD UPI - RarelJ doe■ a movie 1tar break out again11 controversial films for fe;ir of bemg t&bbed a 1Qu.1tre in lhc blase film colony. An exception 11 Ru· ardo Montalban. He .ac11 ati family censor, dttcidin11 which pu· wres are fit to be seen by hh1 youn gsters. 'I have four children," he uid, "and there are many pict ure■ made today lh1t I don't wam : h� m to see. For in1tance, my daughter Laura, an impressionable girl or 1 4, 1.11 too youne to ■e e such fi lms as 'R oom At The Top' and ' Sudden l y, La st Summer · "In my opinion, t hese p1et ures haYc some 1eene& in them 1hat were made only for sensation.il ism.•· --- ; � . 1 FIRST ill QUAUTY FAIREST ■ PRICES FASTEST Ill Sf.lYICE ' Fed 8 S ny No When A 8ked For JerreU8 L1CINIE ISSUED A marriage licen1e bu been is­ su ed in Probate Court to Wilbern Merrick, 22, Lexington, Ky., sales m a n and Mary E. Lucas, 21, Lang1ville. I Hovt't Wio � w. M11� 11. --'"-,_ Sheriff Robert Hartenbach and Deputy Howard Frank returned POMIIOY; otnlJ Sunday from Florida where they had gone lasl week to return • Robert Jerr�lls lo thi11 county to face , an tndic.tmenll charring breakt�g and e ntering. e t o • · Sher1U Harten bacb SI.I.d th at • _ Jerrells was not released to hi& i T I OpTO. custody by federal a uthorities due . .. ltra a lstake in the Indictment. d • . _ .. . .., :e ha �e_en arr<!5ted by the FBI . RHn:. ·, •• ,om.. ■- ,.. .., .. . -� . .. ...,.. •• •. I on a (ug1t1ve warrant. --- --------- N w I •O N O COM P'l"l s :r e.et.T ar.e:., • . 11 'I J Ii ! ' Evangelist Starting Services Tvni,rht I I covering )he walls. A large sign "Down By The 0-11-1-0" by Lewis Sauer centered one wall and the bu�et racks were covered in the tashio_n of graduation caps. The �apq_qet tables w e re centered with arrang ement.a of sprine flowers and nUt cups as mini a ture gra­ dua""t.ioi, caps with tassels were Pill� at each plate. The cups were rriade by Mn. Bradbury. The diamond ring given by the Association was presented lo Patty Bauer and the Rod and Reel to Lew Ingels of MBHon '.. ! Ml -.,,.. I �iao.. ·, ,i �OLFE LOSES FIRST � Racme lost its firat baseball WRIGHT ACCEPTS 11D I �ame of !he &eason al Plantsville FLMSFORD N. y UPl Ml; Montalban , a native of Mexico key Wrig �nly w� � Sunday 3-2 10 fall behind Buchtel n ht. and deeply relig ious, said too t win lh e u.s. Women's Open two with a 2-0 record. Larry Wolfe many prod.uccrs and writers con11,�, • .. th•'" Jo••r. = COlllile'"'''v• """' , eal'I • �u.a �_. _...,...... ruse arll!ltic freedom wilh artistk an invitation to pl;a:, tn � S13,000 license. Triangle Round Robin ,a-c>if tournaJ u !illtice Meted Fine While he doM not ravor govern- rnent ,at the K:noHWOOIII 08untry William L. Justice, Rutland. was ment censorshlp, he does believe Club, Junt fJ..ll. I fined � and costs in the Galli- Hollywood should lake more pains polis Municipal court for follow- in guarding against namboyanl A$$�'Rs " ' a,"111·ii"v� ii'i 1 ing loo close:ly, lhe state patrol freatment of crime and sex in its RIVERS IDE, Calif, �reported. product. A. Harold Wiaha.rt, complakiln ,: I "There IYlust be something to Thunday that ■he a� her Hsprot ec1 th"' puhlic from unhealthy band h�ve �n p,ue4 tu" cengt I Infan t Dau�hter D ies mo\/ iea ," he u id. tak'.'!n ia 1.-e. lllO IP• •• • • h I n "-I '•Cen80rsh 1p does not nece,. quipped, ''The tlfellQ(a never UJ um ll8 ffosp1ta1· Laura Elain e Lindsey, flrsl sarily mean suppres�ion. It truly ■eem to mil• ui. " chil� ,and daughter of Larry and means di1eipline, which In turn Myrna Russell Lind!ley, was born providea real freedom. Truth and al White Cross Hospital, Colum- reality are important to mov ie1, bus1 0., Ma)' 26. and paned away hut all the lruth should be shown, Monday, May 30. Burial was in not just half-truth s. . "N o one ob1ecu to l he Pure Ash ev1· 11 e cemetery tod ay. Grandparents are Sidn ey and Food and Drue Al'l that protects Donna Russell and Rii e Tucker- us all from poisoning ounelves phy■ically. The government proman is the great grand!,ather. I vid es a seal on producl!i it finds I Evangelis.t Blll Morgan of Hay si, W. Va., is beginning an 1 1-diy revival series al the Bradbury Chur.eh of Christ tonight st■rtinf at -The public is invited. ·• i ! You can heat more than 4 homes with GAS -------- ·------------ . fl.58 wl lb good � All Offitr Sizes Available and Reduced � CINCINNATI UPI - l,iveatoek : Cattle 2,000, calva "6; ,call t-red ule1 moetly Mtenge choice l OIO· l l 50 lh. sla ughter llffn 2i, numerow load■ and lots moatly low choll'c 26 · 2(U0, mott good 23.-50-25 73 ; & me chol� 8t'JO-MO lb mi k ed 11een_ and he1fen,; 21$-26.2.S. rew lots (• ho1ce 750-77 3 lb heifers 2- �-�. bul k good 700-800 lb 2324 .50; co w& 1 6 · 19: bulls J& - 2 1 ; veale:r-• 18-31. ·: , t-o r the same price that you can heat only 1 home with el�tricity • • r, , I; Advertlaementaon electric home heatina ttould have you believe. lhat electric resiet<ince hoatin11 la lnozpenodve. The tact ii that electricity Q>8t.e over four tim• u much u 0.. lo b..t an Identical home. A _,I otudy of a typical ho11M in thla .,.. Indicated the annual htitot­ inJ ooo! with Gaa lo be $102.64. • To boat the idonlical hou.oo by the electric realllance method would ..,. about '432.58 a year• In addition lo the ooonomy of hMling with Gu, you pt - otbor advantape with Gu. w· E. YOU B Y MILK IN • ' 17hli 51180 ; •��i�. P�!I" .. : 0ver 3(H) ,Attend Pomeroy· EVent Get . : , . �ill( u. A.,....... ..,t ta.tt Blltra T Hvllday Accidents Clt-MBRIDGE, 0, (UPJJ - 11,e The Pomeroy emereency !l(!Uad nation',s, WOHi Memorial Day hlih• anawered t wo ealll Lo the Ben way crash killed eix young i,l r• Kestenon home & alUtdtY ni iht men 1peeding to their po/it a t lhe and Sunday momin'" and on the Clinton County Air Force BIIM! call at 6 : 1 2 •· m. Sunday brought houra: before t"he.y were due blllck. Mr_ Kesterson to Pom eroY where I None _were Obioanii. he w11 transferred to lhe Ewing Tlhetr 1957 Chevrolet, tr11 veil in 1il ambulance and tak en to liolzer 100 miles an hour with iUI driver Hospital. The fint call wa• made appare�tiy a_j)e<"p, croloSt!d I-he at 10 :40 p. m . Saturd ay night ;m d iceqterhne of V. S. 5(1 ur.t or here Dr. Hewetson lrea ted .Mr. K eiter1md smashed hettd -011 into .a tnic- son. tor triail er early Monday. Jn a call at 3: H5 p. m. Sunday a fte rnoon to the Carl Stalder residence on Pleasant Ridge in Pomeroy, Mrs. Stalder WH admini�tere-d oxygen and removed 10 the Meif!l:s General Hospital. She was ha ving dirrleulty breathing, (Continu ed from P3ge One) according to the squad record l es S. Glbbs, superintendent of the book. pomeroy Sc h ools who spoke briefly and members of the f;l<'ulty who ire graduateii, A aron Zahl . M n , PoMlernak Dies In .:tw1ckh amer and Asa A. Hos k ins ffi 8 Sl eer Monda • from th ' pro I«.-' who ,· , retic,· n• MOSCO W UPI-Not_ I pr,· ze s jon t hls year. Hoskim 8poke brief- winning poet Bori& Pasternak, ly an introduced one of his grade poet. author whose "Dr. Zhicago " sc h 00� teachers, H� rry Genh c imer, became a best sell er, died Monday who also spoke briefly. night in hi s sleep. Moni.. _thanke d all for att�11'fl na In 1 9ti8 h e was awarded th e and specutl _thanks to_ the officers Nobel 'Prize b1,1t renounced it unan� d ecora�ing committee and the t der bitter polilic al preiuu re--wu 1 !d1�s servma the din�er. Group conscious at the end. He spent his ,i na:lllg of l he Alma MatLr con- la st few minut eJ1 in the bedroom clu((ed the prog_ram. The remain• of h i ! dacha in iiuh urban Perede lde� of the e vem�g was, Sl)l!nt In kino ta il ing with his three liOns. vi11Un1 apd dancmg with rnuJ1ic .D,Ovlded by the "SpectucularL" of Lod"e Meets June 1 Athens. 'fhe prosr ams, which wer-e rolled In M onic Teqiple as and tied with purple ribbons, had Worshipfu.l Master Thomas W. the dates, 1876 . 1960. 84th anni• Bowen announces that Pomeroy nra,ry, a�d 4:nd a11n�a l meetin g Lodge No. 164, & A-..U , WJII F hold of Alpmm , and _a n o_utme map of Ha st,ated mohtih iy meetin Wedtjle 1t11te of Ohio with Pomeroy ,nesday Jun i"'' 1960 ?-lo e • ' · . p .m . ' R\arl5'11 on the fronl. The "Alfor ·the Plll"J)Olie of tr.insaelmg any ff\a M1tef ' ' "The Purple 8 n d the business l com@ before tile Lodge o , . . J e, . t h•e �enu,_ officers for the A-II Master Ma.sons are Wh"l invited t� P.a,lilt y ear which mcludtd Frank attend ·___ _____ Y11u1han, president; M a r I e n e Moore Wilaon, fint vice president; Ch11rles Leg-.,, second vk- e pres !- 29 New Clahns Aa•e d ent ; Paullne 11a)'er, aecre tary. FH�I Wit h BUC ireasurer; Bernice Parsons, · usletThere were 29 ne w cl aims £or i 11,1 eecre\ary-lreat.urer ; Lorena u nemploym ent compensation fil ed Arnold, Willia m Woodard, D1My In Meigs County last week, Frank Morris, Tom Goett, Irene Grue,.... ..,.,, W . Childers, manager reported, tnd 'Lelia Curtis., and the pro11r1m ith 296 continuing claims for were on I.b e inside On the bac1, j.he wee k and a total of 325 were the names �t the CJass ol cl 1860, and the report of the necrol; ��fms for the same weet last ogy which show ed seY en memberil )'ear totaled 431. lll.t liince last yesr: Herman Be■rhs, l."'lass of Hl88, Linnie Terrell, 1893, Lawrence McMaster, UMN, Walter E bersbach, 1906, Ed, ith k. Mallorf, 1912, Oscar Bauer, 1919, and Robert S, Coates, 1 130. on1 sett e _ for _one • •� Dell,n N•ny Duty . . . . , . . · . . · · . . · . . . . . . · . . . . . . $3�39 ' k.r- .At . M,-w Low! Low! Low! P tites -i""�•,o/f \ SEE tlll T6DA11 fli ' ......,.., Jl W• Gul,i11te . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . : Sl l .88' Sl2�... ·Sptc..,.... lllt � 11 Nl""'·• n.1.;,� ... .... ..," .. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·. : · · . $11.95' ,,,11;, ·���-ont\s GJir.lifff · · · .. . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·$21.aa· ' ��w;, Market Rtport E,ner,:ency Squad le tailed Twice Tv Heli, WY 2-298 I,- '• ·• . ' I . Wot'llt Crash Wipt'.d Out 6 Airmen tivf'8 .. Pho..t: SUMMER �TIRE· SALi! ... , ,tl --· .1. . ' ;'' oa A new winners list .posted every Sunday re- , &=•· t • iiz■sc \ Other dream ptlZl!ls Include a $20,000 home, air Ulpa around the world, complete fur wardrobes, colleae scholarships, luxury cruisers, 1960 car• end more than 1 5,000 other prizes renglna In value up to $1,000. &y MILTON RICHMAN United PNt1 International NEW YORK UPI - Ratkted, swollen · Jawed Mickey ManUe, victim of one of the worst mob scenes in Yanket Stadium ht1tory, ln&i&ted today he neYer hit •ny fan pu� and "anyone who said I did h, ·a dafr!n liar," HI, taee •tlll btui!H?d and pufft� up from •�• maullne he took M.uia­ dey, Mantle n1verthele�1 accoltl•. panied th� Yankee1 to Baltimoi'e earl}' lod1y and expeded to be in th e llneup •a:1illlt the Orioles to­ nieht. Mantle will be unable to chew hi• food tor th11 next three day,11 as � re,ult of t�e pummt11Un1 he • • • • • ' • • • - • · �o ne.,. at.i, recq_rd, .,.,. NOW AT •TATI THIATIII wdtien. Q]qyjllo'II 880-yord re•T. JII.IAU.NT IYtl'l t tho - mark at 1,28.8 In .trl,r. IY'• quahri,r end Warren's "ON THE B&\CH" Pw! ltlfllold rui the 180-yard lo• -��ti' i11 . 1fi. aeeond• to ,u1·· \ 1 f fj,i f 30 Games Mantle's Face Pummelled In Fan Disorder Q , ti, $ 250,000 ,o pass the 1954 mark set by G lenn Davis of Barberton, the champion Ohio State Unlvenity and Olym• pie Luckman. $3.9 Aiff t a Q O M �uJy June . 29 June 30 June SO I : It, I U II June 29 1 Dreaming of a new car ? You may win one in Sohio's Jill)' 1 1 June June 23 June 27 lune 27 lune • J11ly J3 lilly 13 July 14 July 14 JUI)' 18 jllly 18 8 8 I June ZO e l ··· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·= . . 8 u the year: Mra. Oregr, president; Mr. H1rrl1, vice )n"e&ldent; Mrti. Q , s• R ds Barbara Srltea, secretary ind Mrs. By U nffN Prfft lnt..,Mtlfftlll Yvo nne Se ally, trusurl!!r. MemLate-reported accidents puahed l bers or the executive committee: 1�e Memorl_a l Dty week end traf- Mr1. Fry, MNI. Jea n Ann Bl'adbury li e deat.h t1 1ure toward the 370 Bob Mills, Mrs. Loi■ McElhinny, mark today end ufety worll:tra Mrs. Betty Hibbs a l\d Mn C&l'fJlyn pr�&ed preu and r14io and tr■f. B.&chner. fi e. offi�i■l fl for b epln1 It from Mrs. Pry thanked all - of tlte 110mg h1gbe,. committees ,nd oth ers who had The N1tion1l Safety Council had h�lped her dorlna th e past YHr e�ll r1_1at ed th�t 37!! penon1 wo�ld whllf! tzhe was president. die m tramc �cdd811la durm!l: Follo•ing the business mec,ting, lh e W-�f:k enQ wh�ch be&,111 111t 6 p. Mr. Harris rel'ofn l!ed other 1chool m, Friday, By !llldd11y Mopday, a org1nl:r:ationa, the members of the Uniled PreH lnternatf ona � count OO•rd or education, oftieers of the sh ?wed � b•t 368 di � _ \)e t�een PTA, Senior Mothen Club and the Friday n i ght and midn ight Mon, ltiddleport ,.\tbletic ANOCi,al ion. day. Miu Susie Taflor, r11rmer 1r1d e 1u�boo l teacher of .Middlel>OJt, was In an er them th D nonor�d during th e evenlnt with :lt� in g �e�!dents, tO(lk Dr, Rickman · p111ln1 ■pedal tri­ resu . 1 2 1 hvea,_ p,lme crH hes t •o, a nd bute to her. . In hl1 opening reother aee1dent1 83, tor an ovt!l'all m;11rks, Dr. Ricl!-m in eacP,re-'H'J hls total of 572· re_g:�� . viqa, �iale4 the ��U• , J:i■ mq1 meetma laat, year ,_,1-ef.?. Was Su11n Park wa■ honored. Pe greAttend First Man �nled t9 lhe aaiiocil1tion � check Celebration Here tar th� Schql4rahtp fund in '1qnMiss Catherine Riley, Wuhlng- or qi li is qaother, who waa ii: MHS ton, D. C., and Mi u Mu11ret Ril- &rad uate. were weekend ey, Colu mbu s In honoring M isa 1'aylor, he gu ests of Mrs. Mary Kunzelman told of the inspiration whi�h ahe a nd Mr. and rfn. Homer Bridles had beel'J tQ those who had been in Pomeroy. While here they 1ttend8'd th e privll,:ged to be tn h er cla&'les. first Mas.a celebration of Rev. Dt. fticJcm1n 11id that this WH John Wlop.el at latted Heart his first till'le to attiend the Alum· Church. Mr. a Qd Mrs. Dali Myers fli in 23· yeln a11d with the op and aona, Parkertb\lrl, werr wl!!ek poriunjty to hpni;}r Miss Taylor, he WIS ·•'Wrr �..ppy to ret1.1m," end gueats of Mr. and MJ's. Brlct14'.rs. M�ore, 1 torme'r atud,mt les. of �iU Taixior;s presented her ' WU" , rqettiiJ eh•lt on behalf 569 Cars In of bet f�@r stu�e)ltl. Miss Taylor IVfiduated frotn i(lddleport Tw-o-Week Campaip A b,tal of 869 tan were check• tri the year cf 1894 when there ed In the two '1'Hk uf11ty eh et!k were only three ih the el"au. In Meig& County, Mr,. Irene Ttae nu eaii of ctassea wae orueser, Farm Bure.111 ut,ty com­ mittl!!e member said toch,y, Of this conducte\1 b)' Mr. Harri, who ■Ito number, 33 faulty car■ wel'fl teuad 1ive bitt of 101:11 1\ld world ftews of the ttrioua years. Elrl S•n­ Mra. Grueser Aid. The two final days flt• the ch,ct tJorn. t;Til�\lat@ of the d1115 19()0 e were hpld at Rlclae ft.ulday WH pre!Wl,t as was Mft. Dav Bess lss 1� of �@811 f'4rrq,r, 1 w he11 ,a tan wert obtc)ed wUh tu M !Y ffltl, •IW llli\!i � follr found defe,:itivti Jnd _It a,. e, 1 9�1, P!�bn !,I),. , 191 0 ncuae Fric\11 whart et, l5 toaal The 19!f. Plfk Sµ11n !ti� CM■ were �bed.id. mister e1fled for 111 the classes Mitzi Ann \Vol,fe, jrii:t,. l'Qlf, Qf ,eacti )'ear •pd tbeJl! 'fi�re only tha Yost. a few n&t repre1ent@d. "Bla Ck Panther"'-Ann Holter. The pi'tigrQ,ln WH closed with "Star of tbe �I� jl!H"�Ml­ the "OfaMe and Blac�" alter chaela Wolfe (a111tsted by Tom W�ich d .. ncing to the �uiiic. of the Wolfe and WHllini �nt): "Twiligh ters" was enjoyed; toung "Dancin1 QO Uie Hi&h Wire"­ es with fumltllft fumialfed by Jani:,:e Ev'el"4)n. B1k·et Furniture where graduates 1 'Caperini Cfowns"-ltt11t,: Yo1t, visited 1tVith each other, were set Li.nda Yost, · Donna Tit,eiu, Nancy op in vatlous rooms. The gymnasiu m was decorated Yost, Martha Yoat, beni&e Snod­ grau, Connie Arnott, Jan Alkire, in irastel colors wlth streamen B everly Price, Mltil Ann Wolfe , Pam Ohio Ud-Natlon lti · Ch�ctl'd •• July 7 :i June 2� I 2 • July , /uiy 11 t ,••• 18 June 20 ; ...... ,•••••••••............... . . Jp& OalJ I I at U u� tS JQ1!e II I • • June M•y -• Dile •IY july #S July I Jul7 i , Nole: Games s,hedllied rerularly on July 4th moved to July 5 . Tbe Cl>JII ,\A traolt llnt,h wa, nQ, t ded4e<I . '-'lltil the fjnal ev•nt. 1ff .._ 1�- _■ •_ ■•. field PUbllc followod Gle n• TONlaHT a WIDNIIDAY vlile b¥ five point,, then c�m e Ju.let Veme'• Cl eland J9hn ,\dam, bs third "FROM THE EAILTII TO wii h II pot,ntl and Warren tl'ilh 18. THE 1400N" ,ey n,i•· feet of Nate Adams. J"'"'Ph Cotton - Debra Pagot na!nod th, Cl� Al\ moel'1 •lfnd(lo Color) •\II athf•ie lor tho aecond 1•rai1ht ye�, braulbt Imm, the t tie for - 11lso , Gl.�vlUe. T�• la4 wo, th 100 and Don SulU... _ LIA Simone 1 220-Y•1'11 .... and ,Qehored ,'GIANT GILA MONST " m · G l'nvllle'a wlnnin1 !ll)O-yard relay at THE POMEROY CEMENT ILOCK COMPANY l}a&e iWf>' ;J •: • !nd ffall , lsl Hall 'ti®IT' t•tii Ii) I ...,.. , A CartHn ■wery Nlahtl \ "Downtown Dalla s"-Lind1 Ha�kett, Malisa Rizer, Fr a nklin Rizer. "Way Down Yonder in New Or• }l!ans"-Marl\yn Stumbo, Susie Morris, Suste C hapman, Norma Jean Stewa rt, Sa ndra Humphl" le-s M elina Bloch, nose Marie H ackett ·· Ann Holter. "New York , New York"-Lind a Y°'t Donna Thci!ili, Na ncy Yost, Bev er)f Price. "C,,rolina In t he Mornin '-Va lerie Holley, Sandre Lynn Merica l, Brenda Valentine. I "On t h e Beach or Waikiki "S heila Gale Moore. Jan elle cum- ! ing,, Jo Ellen Diehl, Jan Bet:r.in g . Maliaa Rizer, Melody Hackett, EdIth Ann Mees. "Reed Flutef!"-Brenda Va lentine, Sandra Lynn Merical , Valerie j Holley. "Suga r Plum Fairy"-Joan car• ney. e '? ungle Flower"-N an ry Ar l ne Smith. "Stardust Boogie''-Linda call, Dlana Davis, Jane LucPS, Janice Everson. · "Sar eback Rider" - Pamela Cl eek. "Pony Ballet"- Den i se Sno dgrass, Jan Alkire, Connie Arnott, e ntine. Ret1tr1t From l'acation w.• ..s Mary PhiUlps of New lla­ "Fol.lr or five kids tried to grab my c11p Just as I got to second base,' ' Mant el said. "One of thei.. hit me on the chin with his elbow and a nother with his shoulder. ''Then all of them started shov­ ing, punching and pushing. For a while I didn't think I was going to make the dugout. I never saw · anyth ing like il in my 1i;�r'':·� • ___'.____�"::'.�------ 1'116 �, �IIA1'1f NJ Cl�v���� ��l���i�:��::��Ei�� W l Pct, QB But that's the way tblngg have 24 1 5 :a1� Baltimore M> lh. s is i e.e th n ecllc ea h n ,going n Clevel and . . . . . . 2 1 14 . 600 as the Pi ta l<' s and Ori ole, d e ry 19 16 .543 New York lhe N w of ,gNYil y and i.·naist on 18 . 526 31,li: 20 Chicago stoy in g ,ahead or the team.a picked 17 17 .500 4½ etroit D by the "e]{lperl:S'." Kansa s City . . . . 17 22 -�38 7 Cimoll DrlVH In 4 . . 1 4 22 .329 8 ',t CIMoH, a fol'lfolt en man Jut Washington 13 21 .382 8� l n Bo S <i year wihen the [>odiel'8 ,traded him u • • for Wally Moon, drove in four runs B■ltlmo �� �•:.:: �: ,■t pmo on ,a tr,iplc, double ,and sln,g,le Mon&o■ton U Beltirnor• 3, 2nd day as the 111"9.te, downed tlhe • Brave1. The second f■mt of bhe • ,.,. · W 1thlngton 2 N•w York I , 2 M t \Wn hiH at Pitl�burgh was r o lned •m• out - JtO this victory enM)led the • City 7 lktroit 6, ht ...,.. Pirates to go -a h aU-g-am e ahead nfi 1 n1 I 1 • of !he San �'ra nel8co G l1-nt1, wtm ht u■m. i C 1•treland 94 Chlueo 4,1, hut split • d oublehead@r. pm• Chicago 1 Cl■vtl1nd , 1'lbe GHlnts dropped I z..t de• tcM,'S Pl ble Proba Tue • sday '('i$don to llhe Ohloa,o Oubs before New YCN'k ■t 81ltlmor• nllh t Willie Mays' wondrous bue-run-Ford 2-2 v1 Walker 0-0 nl111J ,helped rhem to 1 1-4 victory Clevel,intl ■t C hi cago (N)-llell i(l the nightcap. {n o ther Nptionat v, Pl•rc• 3-:J 2 5League games, th e Phllad e � Detro it ■t K1n1u C ity (N)Phlllie11 lost their seventil strat®ht 11,nmllfe 2-0 vs Hall .. , game M i n 1 0 lnn.t,_. ...,.v to Cl nd n, . W1th h19'on ■t . Ba1ton . (N)' na t,1 a11 · d !!hen 1mRpped tlhl!! &treak • _. 8 Fisher ,._1 wl h s' 6- lo �i n 'l n �he n-ightcap, i ad1 ec:1 d t L h d Loo An - c1...t,nd It K1nN1 C it IN) y • 10.3 , 1n ·"".a ••�• mih ,• 1a me. -,roIt ( N J Chi "h 1t n.... , In the Ame rltan Lea gu e , th@ N- York at a,1t1moro INJ Oriole, downed the Bo,ton• Red W11hlngton •• &Mt... Sox . '"· before Bo,ton """l'P•d Bal�imors's four • ga me witmlnig; streak m IJhe nighto■ p 12 . a; Clevel and moved 1wlthi,n, 8 P,m4! or flr,t by ,weepins Ohlcago, 4-1 and 14: K·ansa, Clty ,wop1 De. t ,oit, 7-6 •nd 8-2; <nd ...._ Y rk Y 1rn k ce.s tw at Wa·s- nmg1nn o 3·2, ,after Josln,g � opener, 2-1: COLUMBUS UPI - The long holida y weekend produced four I slate hli1h school champion s for Ohio, although ont> title wlll have tQ wa it a few clays, d ue lo the sogay we a th er. Cleveland Glenville, Cincinnati Elder and Lakewood won thrir s econd straight crowns in Ohio AA track, bHeball and single� tennis resp ecUvely, while Upper Arlinaton and P1mlding brou,i;:ht huine trophies in colf and Class A trat·k . Ra instorms played h11voe w i t h t h e athletes, postponlni 1 h e C\a11s A champlonahlp ba11eh11ll game. The title tilt will h11 pl a yed aft.er school is out on Jun e 11 he tween Convoy Union and Liberty Union. re.esons." -======= ·lie M4JI /JeCOMS Middlepott· Alumni Meet "���'�:":'!/',:,r:r:.,�\0 Danse Varieties - Traffic Deaths To Be Wednesday Inch Toward 370 ceiveq.. Hcfs nol compl11ining, \'en, W. Va., Mn. Blanche Hapton­ though. He says U could have been stall 11nd Mrs. Isabelle Wine bren­ returned last ner, Middleport, far worse. from a vacation trip to N ia ­ week Cgmpl11ipts fr�m people who de· gara Falls, Toronto, Ontario, Cana• soribed then\1elves as Jr.ate par• da, and the Thousand Islands in ents. howe\l"(lr, ca me into t he Yan­ New York. kee Stadium 1witchbo.ard t h at Man­ tle had purposely 1wu11g a l BOm e On their retum trip they vb, it ed children who mobbed him _MQnday I in Harrisbun: arlP Gettytbur2 and shortly after he made the fmal pu,- otnJr historloal 1po1.t,. out i n 1he nightcap of a doubleheader ,against the Wai,hington Senators. An excited por1ion of the 42,92'1 fans vaulted over ihe fence. I n n onto 1 he field, and c::.n\'er�ed on the Yankee star. Milwnkff at Phll■del�i• (M) Cincinnati ■t PlthburP INI •.:,., Kl ng B U'-Id I ers s upp I y Co By Alcin Maver H�'.:'.11::Z:i.:��rir� ,!��nt..� •na� ,.,.. �!�� REMO DELI NG? - 'IUIL DI NG? In --------------- - � ------"for diiiciplinary school from TWO PLAYERS SUSPENDED ld•�• I B lh M • I Unlt,d Just to make tihe "experts'' (�I ven "NOrse �a n -they alrENtdy do, � e � p.."1..art P.1!t,bu rgh Pirates and Balllmore Ono-I� ted �e w.iy past the MetnoJ11al Day m ilestone In the pennant race, Monday bet'au, e of the hltlint of ,a trl o- of C8i1lofr,, _ Ek·Oodeer Gln.o CimoH was lh .i Pi rate,• biog fUn on the ho H day u Plttlburwti took ■ote po!llession of f-irwt • in dit Nallona-i �e hy -winnina • · IU'ifle ""8le from llh e Milwaulr ne Brave:t1 8-3. And i:x•Yenk ee Gene Woodlin,g and e x-0:lant Jackie Brandt AWUng �he b.eavy lu,nber for IJhe Ottole.11 in the �ubleh('-Jde r 11plit llh at en, abled them to hol-d -the top spol J n tihe A..rne'l':iet n League ·by one ' " -- -I-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 31 , 1960 I _a__ dT _e_am __s_I_nto Top I Casto£fs Le � • • Daily Sent inel, Pemeroy-Mlddleport-, 0., May 31, 1960--5 Virtually "freoh ■Ir proof." The '"""" . . . .... ■ir and llull'y roomo. • YOUR HOME IS ALWAYS WAllilt IN WINTVI Gu Haat la alwayo depeudahle, 11 oeldom faila f011 dilf. 1111 wind - bail, - - or b,avy �- • YOUR HOME 1$ CLP,tl Flllend Gu H•I belpo .tht!lnate atale alrin 10Ql' hqme. 11 TheN ill l-dopooftol_...,_on_ • � •...., . and fumitbi!>p. • YOUR HOME IS MORE COMFORTABLE dra..., At bJ aftly ..,-. • YOUR l!OIIIIE II 1111 t!pc �QUIPPED FOR ""=:r::ri.on of ■ir to bop all p■,ta .?c-;.! • YOUR HOME IS MORE HEALTHFUL • YOUR HOIIE IS SAFI Modern Gal Flmwleo � fully oqulppod w1tll � """troll ap�m re11on1ble coat, Gu Hut ean put more boated, �II «INOITIONING tt.h air In your homo for your family. But · With ro,.. air llMt. .aln!ady llilve dul:t lloti that ti, not To bop electric from 1101ntr tbal oonvaht tulJy f-, -1> oo"4HjOQPII, "IIJl>I" Ibey are oven blper, hom• mus be •ftll .....,..ren. f■ .... 11111 • tnk-1 � .... .,&Q,GOO cull fiit fl ........ a. i-uns. h..ttbful, an. l>eatina com ma�• ., B! MODERN, BE THRlnY. , IE JUT\1111! WISE ALWAYS INSIST ,... C..- ON US HEAT FOil Ylillli For further Information abOut GH Heat for ygur home, contact )'Ollr heatirif dnler ar The Ga• THE OHIO. FUEL GAS ·,--·-· ! ' •1 C K A C..� • -. WITH THE BIG uro C H ECK­ A T Y OU R t; T n R E OR I\ T YOUR DOOR ... ,..... - ... .......... .,.,..,,_ _ ,_,..,., .... , ··- -- �pa"i• tfM ,COMPANY • . • IIJOl4 Ow 1111 Mains un L.f M - • • • • • ·-;-- • ,.. . , ' • �......... - . .. . . -·-· · · · · · - · ··· · · ·-·- ·· •-.. ·.-. ... 50 e � Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Mlly 31, 1960 - -R, :�;,� ;;.�J INEK0 �_PG E ,E ADS WANT roa "�::: i�:�.!t�?.:�·,\�! �;r Mul<lll'µorl. 5 3 1 Gtp FOR SALE I I AY BALER . ROU �, W Bak� S('t Hugh Cust e r or Emmttl <.; Will, Pome roy, Ohio. Oi J l -Dtp - c!'.',�!.'.°�!��. w,11•. c.;::.:-:�:..d A. C. B RA.Dr-ORD, Racine, O hle, II Are Announced Po tl i:d Gr de School pe fect I alt nd nce record, the p st ye r CUSTOM BUILT KITCHEN DE- I w re Bruce Beejle, David Sellers , sign d for you r home. Free es- J ua it S ith, Jo ce Pr Hi tl, timales . Foreman nd Abbott, I Ch lee W d, Freda St i c kl o1 nd, Phon WY?-532 1 . 8-ti-lf Vian,11. Pitkens, L rry Johns , TELE VISION RADIO A?iln SMALL appliance repa ir. Phone oetis M cC'linto ck, Racin e , O'i. io. 2-1- U c I Loek And Dam I Individual� Chapter Awards Perfect Records [ Of Attendance I Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., May U , Operator Jobs l I Open To Exams For Conventi"on Are Announced I The OhiQ Associ_ati on o_C Futur_ e Fa rmers of A merica, w h IC h �1JI hQld its 32nd A n nu al Co n vention in Colum bus J � ne 2, 3 a n d 4, ba11 announced mdl Y ldual and chapte _ r awards to l:>e pruenled urmg the mee t ing. . Dr. E · E· H 0 ll . State S upenn ' te_ndent of Pulllic l natruction, wi Ii spea k • t the Awar da Ha nquet to be held Thursd ay , Ju ne 2, lll the Ohio U n iun of The Ohi o Sl/lte University. Dr. Holl is a n honorary fl"A m ember an d spe n t many y ears_ worki ng in r ural aretiS of Ohio wh ere he observed activities of the Future F a rm eI orgllnizalion. All se6sions except the Awa rds Banquet will be held a t the , Youtn Center of the Ohio State ,.ai• rgrou nds. Individua l a w ar , to be presented will i nclu e : certifiStar State FanMr-A cale an d cheek for $W t o each of the sectional winners a nd $200 to the "St.ar Sta te Farmer'' from the State _FF A FQundatio n . Tht: winners listed below are the sectlon� I win n ers Jn each of the five secl1on s of the state, The "Star State Farmer " will be picked from these. · . Bill Mit . Cb eII • M ary svi ue Ch apter-Dav1 Presa r Advisor Merle Warns' 'Lake cha pter ' Millbu ry Ohio Wood Co un tyC�lville,' David Advisor . Dua ne Parka, New C'!ncord Chapter - Charles Cu nn ingha m a nd Wendell Lit• Advbon Jackie L. Rith;f' Mowrfstow n Cha pler-J an_ies B ra tton , A visor . Richard Fhn n H o uston Cha pter -Dean White, A visor. St1r D• lry Farme r-$1 00 f fom the FFA Foundation. Shar ell Mikesell Uni on (Cosh octon County ) • Ch apter-Carl Besst, Advisor. Star Grain Awa rd-$lOO from FFA Found ation-Robert Black, c--c----- ---Taekelt, P a ule ne Gibson , C arol Ledlie, N i na Adkin s, Ma ud Br ew• er, Rosalie Davis, Cecil Nelson, M argaret S mith, J anet Stewar t, Beverly Bowe n, M artha Brewer , Billy Hay es, Betty J aney, Cl arence Lambert. Sandra Little, Viola McKnight, Wa ld Nelso n, Paul Pierce, Crelia P riddy J u nior Rife, Wesley Sisson, My rl a Dott S mith, Ann Sprouse, Leslie Anderaon, Orem• .Birchfield, Alice Crouser, D arle ne Go!!, Ch ar I es HoIfman , M ar Ie ne H offm an , Richard Lam bert, Mike O ' Dell, D a vi d Scra gg, Clovis Car• penter, C h arles Searles. Winc be.•_ter C"h a pter-Ear CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE �UL1'S I CKaannaltn er, Ariviso r. r a r a The Un ited States Civil St'P i 1·e RATES St Poul try Prod ucer-$100 1 C m n i�sion today announ ced t>X u e a a a from FFA Fou ndation, David aii i�alion for the pl!t itiuns uf e I eenta per 'WOJ'd, 3'.. iDMl"lloo. Minimum cbare� - 60 <:ezt·.1 Be�ker , Cl a y Chapte_r, Toledo, dam operato r. W-?. $Z.Z5 per ho ur, I Ollllta per word for three �m1tive insertion&. e n a m o y SWEET 1-'0TATO PLANTS, Nancy Obio-O. W. Augenste tn, Advl.!lor. a nd "'·B, n a ar one month tor 30 cent.a per word. r " ar $2.35 per hour anil lut·k Ha ll, Pur!a H1ea11s Yen e les, PorStar Swine Produc•rJ'ulJ. rate Of 3 ce.nt. per word will be charged for adve:rtistne �100 ,,,, 1 on a e and d operator W-7 and W- 8 , � ta fi il"a 1 1s , Gold Rush and All If not s:-,id wi11hin 10 daya after recetvln� bill. a tion, Vincent Ebbes- same wage s Th e ptmtlons art• l o Found Arrninta F1''A a lvi n Pickens C Proffitt, · I j . Gold Sl'o:Ond lluusc last from kott_e, Delphos Ch a pler-L.loi d 11 ••oted w,thin the stales of Wt'�! --;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;....;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;:;;;;;;::.;:;;;;;;;.. and Gregory Boa tw right. lkron: in Adverti.ai.nc - &bould be r�l°tf'd lmmedlately . The Srhoul House in :;yracuse . Wm. .. Sm 1lh an d Arden Blythe, Advisors V ir� 111ia, K e ntucky and Ohio. Dail1 Seutlnel will not be reaponaib.Le for morl• tlMln one incor­ l l . llolmcs. 5.31 . ,r Syracuse puptls winni ng pe r Sh..p Producer-$1 00 j Star nd Lmertion. feet reco rds were David Baker . fro m Fl'A i,� oun at wn John Jor- 1 A written te�t is 11 ot re q u1 n·d Cud. of T°t'.ADb � Speclal Notkea of Ewu.tJJ $ 1 .UO. Obitu.arie1 � - -Sharon Cottrill, Ma ry Cundiff, �•-� at t ten t per word. dan, Sullivan Chapter _ l"er ris Appl icanls will be rat ed on l tw j 1 ba sL of thl'ir training and exper· , r e m f'Ql Judith Folmer, Jcnneth WORDS Kim m ell Adviso r . { 9o l \i'lorine Suppl ie!. 1 DAY 3 DAYS ;; DAYS l MO. a Teaford, Billy Baer, W i l lMarth i e n�e aS described in their appl 118 60<: 90,; $1 .311 Star B,.., Producer-$ IOO from ot 1ons. rdon i,� isher , W illo G Cundiff, 1,1m l " :IO 60<: Sl.20 $1.80 s,.oo FFA Foun dat1011• J erry H O ff�a n , Buy Yollr - . . , Pa• app, n K Willi Jewell, 1am am 211 ?l)c fl.:,O $2.2:5 $7 Fulton Ch_aple r Swa nt�n, Ohio- [ Full information, ini'ludang Ill · t n cia Wi nebren ner, De nnis Ev a n s _, J. Ra y G1 lesp1e, Advisor. 1 s lructions un how to ai:,ply, m;iy be A4a J'IOMHd by 10 A . .11. will be in that day · a, ,.-pa . l�a me_I a Sr veste r, _Billy Zera. •1 e , ' obtame<l from the cxam mcr-1n Pr Star Ves,etabl• ucu -$80 od comue Grmdley, Lilly Imboden, ch:irgt' a t your local post offi ce from FFA mes a Found�tion, J Ap ril Teafor , Suza nr1e Wlnebrenno e G Chapter Parletle, Ray- Appl 1cat1ons will be accepted u11u l a ', ner , Charlotte Jm boden, Mory . , l 960. J unc 22, mond Tho mpson, Advisor. ½ave�de r, Pa mela Grueser, Jue ( 9 ) For Sa le ------F■rm Mech1nlca Award-$100 , Cundiff, Gene He ndrix, Debor a h TlltMITI AND PIIT CONTROL ONE GARDEN TRACTOlt, 2 good fr om f'_I,'A Fou ndation, Fred Do n - I ; No rris. AT Pa in. ff'M i,wpectlon, lnwr­ ley, Shrev_e . Chapter, Wa)' ne Ho rses and Sii<ldl e�. one Play Northweste rn uica l : iiarrison... br llollonwi... - R. County, Will u,_m R�th, Advisor. Yard, one -4 cycle Midget Car old : l rn o A illc a th Scho ar M High � and A. hrvlce 'll•tlon WY2Farm i=lectr�ficahon-$100 _fr om , for Children, good as ne w. <.:on• Dorothy Arnold, An n Ellis, DonB B tt C let n da o 81 t act Arn ol d Gratr. at Rutland Sten� :;a ��� a w68:� :, [!� !v � � g��P � '. Mr . .anJ M:s. YHo��r � ircle ;ind l o i ter a ck Ohio Pomeroy, Furniture days or Pho ne Sll2e. s a · a P Sunday with Mr . and spent radi­ of types all repair familv \ el . Adviso 4191 �venings, 5-24-6tc . H arr_iso nvdle Eleme nta ry: Caroi:;So il a rK/' Wat• r Me-,. ement · Mrs. Raymond Snyder, Columbus. ators , from heater cores to ly_n Brickles Ru(ua Di�on, J ames 1 LOST LADIF.S · WHITE GOLD Dorothy Circle spent the week Awa rd-$l OO from FFA J'o und al.lSED BOATS ·AND MOTOa:1 m �moor M ary J:r an, �tt� 1 tractor or truck largest the 1 Bulova watch In Pomeroy. Call . with Mr. a ud Mrs. Raymond Snytion Joh n Dcnu n e and 1,1p wt.II■ th•� IHt. �•ro­ Ray m ond �ay e, E wa rd ayes, varo Coolville collect 1575. Reward. . ' . der . radi,ator. • C ha pter , Odell Miller , Advisor, pol!tan Moton. 600 E. Main Guy H arper Stephen 1 Ha nmg 0.3J-3tc Mr a nd Mrs Ha yman Ba r111lt o f Chapt.,- Award,: St., Pomeroy, Phone WY ..:.l..l.l70. · k ey, om my S a • Mil· I er, 'D Ick ie ' Gd Sunday evening Po meroy spent 1 vage, We Farm S•f ty _Awar I 1•2-4-lfc $l rom M ayes, Gla y s n ell _ . d-' OO I w, · t h -r a nd Mrs Dean Brinker M Loudo n ville FFA Foundation · kl es, Dav Id carr, Gene cro&S, u "r ic Phon• WY-2-2143 ' \fr and Mrs James Circle a nd 1 Larr Pa u�ey, Larr c Cha el . Rent" For ) 1,4 : n e r son, A y y 19U FORD V8 FAIRLANE 4 Pomeroy, Ohio so �f New H�ven spe nt Sund ay � r i • ,' lia�.bt ra :� .!: t�; �w��4 oo l n. door, automatic, R. H. Ivor)' and Mrs. on with his mother, fterno a , ' !< APA111'MJ!:N1'S - i\l rnahed a n . f. rom FA Foundation Milto n-Una em �n�er El emen lary . BetTan !inllh. $1 f�.OO. Pom eroy cle r Ci Mat)' unfurnish e . Mt.Ya.tite r,, Mlddltr ' i o_n Ch apte_r, M 1.11m1 Ray ' . County, ty Ju Lucas, Dan ny Asburn , Ma rk Motor Co. 6-26·3lc Melvi n Ci�cle of Coluttibut. spent 2·3-tf port. Phone WY·2-!J286. Diley, . r Advii;o Coughenou r, Lan ny Ashburn , Ken . . week end with his mothe r• Mrs· the , 111 ...... .....,... ., ...... .. --. · �· -· Ach1eweAvi.hon A9rlcultural lfilCM: PO.NTlAC 2 DR. SEDAN. a AND 8 ROOM HOUSE, TWO 5 COMPLETE I NSU RANCE -PRO- ny Kn octt'• J °' Mye�•• Ronnie ary Circle. M men • • • • rtJ ... .... .. � A t ard1 and te a tific r Ce SpartlJJJi or iji nal fmish. $49:i.OO · . e, p0 I'10 , Gor bY, hara ayne Da v1s, TimolhY I room apa rtments, A. N. Be ngel, � � 1 0 " � ·1 fe, A� s°" F•� 1 a wards f_rQm F!A Foundation to For FRtE Inspection. 1 Phone .VY2-3272. BJaettnau, P om eroy. 5 26-tllc · I Saxton, Christopher Dlnguss, Mary Do nna Circle of Dover spe nt the 1 1·2-tfc . : \ 1) 0 Mi i ' Mi ddlepor t, Chesterville Cha pt�r , �orrow weekt!nd with her pare nts . Mr. and 1 PHONE 1''loccar i, Forrest Wa lker, Rosan• O hi O 1958 DODGE V8 4 A�o­ Cou nty, B ru_ce _Malcu1l , Advisor. H()OM f"IJ!tNISHED APAR T i I na Goff, Shar on Lucas, Ja mes . Mrs. Homer Circl e and fa mily. Gilmore's Supply Slore mauc uower 1teerini an d brakes, Sulphu r ljprrngs C h a pter, Craw , mcnt and batl1, Pomeroy. Phone r Betty I n gram Q f Columbus spent Rife, Conn ie Sa xton, Keeve Gra te R-H. Real ,ha rp. fltli9:i.OO. J'omf?r d Cou nty, J Q hn Thom�s Ad- Thursday n ight with he r grandparWY-2-2714 W Y2.ti9 l 5. 5-27-6lc DON STIVERS Hoge r Wright, Larry Rife, Keneroy Motor Cu. 5-26-31 1• vi�or .an Mowrystown Chapter, 1 c n ts, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lee a nd ncth Turley, Carol Fl occar i, Patsy --- -- --- -· ,Vaughau's Exlermlnatlng H1g�land County, Ja m es Bratton , 1 son, Roberl. Rose Lucas, Evelyn Carpenter, BATH m�LUXE 3 - llOOMS an Advisor . Company 11161 MERCURY 2 DR. SEDAN. ATION WI• Ellis S a xt o m n, a G H r ar ar y less, j :,fr. aud MJ'I... Ayward Jones y unfurnished apar tment. Coa U • State and National Chapter spe nt several days in Clevelan d on SI. M.lry,, W. Va. Mercury m.atic. New Buick trade­ 1 Myers. .....,.. i...- c.. Middlep or t. Pho ne B11ildir1J:. �on telt, � plus entry in Na- busi ness. In. Good &oll car . $695.00. Rulland Elementary : J ames I • ,,,w .,._ � 2 1 12lc '-.:.-' ....... WY 2-5 1 4 1 . ...:.. u,., ..,_ tion al Co ntest to An tho ny Way ne [ · Belz, J imes Schuler, Ricky Con8laettnan, P om ero y. 5"26-6lc M r. a nd Mrs. Wilm er Circle of FOR SALE Chapter, Lu� as Co � n !Y, D�vid Gallipolis ca lled on Mrs. Ma ry Cir• HOOM nv� UNFUHNISJIIW nally, Jan, Wise, .Bobby S nowden , cs­ real Howett J. Amanda The 1911'1 FORD va CUSTOM 2 DR. Young_, Advisor; Fa 1 rf1el d Cha�- cl e, . Wednesday. apartml)nt. Phon e WY2-3302. 493 Lincoln St. Ran y Michael, Pa mela Hutton, lMte in �c d ro rd Tuwnship, being iedaa. Low mileaje. Extra ioo ter, H 1gh!a nd County, Howa rd K15-25-6\c --------- -- , n Snowde idd r Stephen "P iddleport M Y2-3S61 W Phona , Edith acres, ven e forty-s a�proxirnatcl y y tondition. tl,196.00. Blaettn a n1, her aunt Mrs. Katie Wilson for r , Advisor se d an Mowrystor.vn Jeffrey S now en Harry Sl awte r w1fl be 1iuld to the highe11t bidder SLEtl'JM; ROOM. PHONE WY z. Pomer1,>v. 0-26-6tc r , Hig�lan a t the borne of Mr . and Mrs. Asa Chapte n ty, Ja mes Cou '. ar K n, at 2:00 P. M. on the 3rd day of .l!:ugene Gra te, Urry Grog a 2848. 5 26 3tp ( 2 1 ) Rea l Est at e _ Jo rdan In Middleport. Bratton , Advtsor . • en Hay nes, David Rice, Jean June, l !IBO, .at the olfict' or o·­ rs. Obert �arkms are � and Mr. --.,-19$6 CHEVROLET VB BEL-AIRE llrien and O'Hrien, l OU 'fl Court <; AND BATH Scnuler , Willia m Tucker, John I FOH SALE: 7 JlOOM,;.. spe ndi ng this _week_ with Mr._ and FOH RJ:o.:N'I' 4 HOOM HOUSE f dr. hard top. Air conditloninf. St reet , Pomeroy, Oh10. Musl llcll corner 689 No. Secon d Ave., Wise, Connie Sue B arrett, Diana M rs. David Hmds in Za nesville. 'I'U2· Call Township. ltull,111d Powerallde. Powe r hrakeu a nd for not lt!ss lhan appraised value �-2-4-6tp Duff, JQselta Kay Erlewi ne, RoMiddleport, 0. :1475, Hart f ord, W. Va. 5-31·6lp [ 1teerina, R a nd H . The m ost of two thousand Jn t: hu n red bert Mille r, Melvin RQm i ne, Edn a 5 V, CIQ �rltical buyer will a pp,·ove thi1 dollars. : Gene 'Autbor.b:ed Shi rley P r i dy, Priddy, , ARM � i, A., 7 � lf 84 : SALE FOR FOUR HOUSE, HNl::iHED U 1'' GILKEY AVA BY well kept automoblle. $1490.0U. D W l . r o etl, r Ju.n r a o es m a Cars Una Doliu , Atlministr.1Jtrix J n, room house, barn and out-buildition, cond au· 1h, b,1 and rooms M rs. N orm a Wilso n wa s retu rnBlaettnar,, Pomeroy. 3-26-tUc 5-26-4k ( ings, All mincl"al rights go with Engle, Ma rtha . H a wkln s, Linda tele\·isi,lll. Hil:15 Lincoln Hts. to her home ro m Mei15 Gen- . ed Siges n Ag p man, Julia Lucas, Cbe > Write Township. Scipio In form. J huue WY2-2775. 5-31-3tc .... CINII UIN Ca,. I eral H ospit al . Cl:i.rencc Swauger, HI N , Whe a t- j man , Ca rl Nicho lson, Linda P arkAH Mall.. Mtl ,_...a rs. John Bllilckwood �uffered M er. l.lln d Ave., Cu!un1tJ..a, Ohio. -r1 11t ,'" """"O"M 11ousE AT M�lONIUTAN MOTORI a hea rt attack and w as rushed to PLUMBING and ELECTRICAL Di ana Adkins, Eilee n Her man , 5-28-3lp . eroy m Po St., M1Jin East 1 1 26 ..,.. ..., MIiin it. Holzer Hospital where it was s, am WIIU ee n Pen les, ar Se et an J REPAIRS and SERVICE e Phon.:: WY2-3408. Look al Ut Sp.,.<.-t. lAolt a t the 6-31-6tc ,..,..,, Oh .. rou nd she was also ·rurrering from fOR .s,�LE FIVE J am es Lam ber t, Pa ul 1deK'.enzie, MODERN J'r1oes. Look al the Sa\·(ngs. ;congested lung!, roo m huus<', illl/ baserue11t a .1 d '$8 MERcu ay.�cry 2 Connie Willia m s, Charlotte Sm ith, J Help 7 1 ( M rs. Bertha Carl is spe nding Fo r thti hest Uuy & lie.at lerms. a:tic. Ass,_unl' b11limce of 4.� Peggy Tlllls, Dougl as Grover, Ro nBy Alie:• Moor• .)'OUttih.11 CMf 111s1de a ud uul. so etime with her niece Mrs. Jefm ot loan 11t governm di ct M e H \'. an re . l . 50 a l U Cheadle, Ev a B arru ll , Kath)' 011 Naw ti.nd USEU, Llk1k lo rs. William H. Gle nn � •1498 , K a rr & V anZa ndl, Pom­ Harold Ohase, Mgr. start WANTl�U - -Uc a uticlar. lo at Sha d e. fers 1 eighborhu Call Good 5U. l x d an bus m Colu of B . 0< EdMrs. and . r M Sc ld na Ro es, n Ha hoppert, Gary eroy, O . im mediately. Phone W Y2-35�7 y :; 28 Jtc S d eport Loc:ust Mrs. Raymon d Cottrill has ta kor .see l-'r.. ddic Th D bct, ,Q11, son , W illia m s, Becky Cr isp, Kuren w,11 rd P. Glenn. Black Lick. a ttend.:�� l or WY2-11915, 5 -24-iltc 2 WY ne P � en over the Avon S.llles as M rs. ':S7 CHEVROL.t:T, $1 19a. ti cylindt•r W V1. 4-26-tfc Tueke r, Li n d11 Stewart, Saund ra ed church at Hil an d, Sunday. - --- ---1 Mar Carse n poor health. i is y Oeiu'.r.e Z UQor. A car l ur rl!'al UEUJ\llLI!: WOMAN OR GIHL TO --- - -----y . ., r M l n Edith .spe the vis a D week , r r a B rry a L ,lohnaon, es Dciln, Ja m · There was a m 1sce 11 an eous s h ow 1• tlf:ODOffl)' , Ka rr and Va n Za nd!, · t w1· th h ou.1.ewor k and ca re Y O I{ S ALE: F U U U ROUi\1 HOUSE Joe Phillips, Jon Pierce. ns.s1s e nd with het sister, Mn. James on Call Minersville $4 0 00. Hill er at the Gra nge hall for M r . fot l wu eld erly people. Nu fiQmero1, o. U.S. No, 23, Waverly, Ohl• H.utland High Schoo l : Stuart H azelton. ti, 28 3tc �-26�te WY:l-820 1 . · n d , 11 a •1rs. R u ber I We J-' ,.., Fr 1" ay l attm I ry. T.ime O11·· LI ve in. o,.n ev .ry d•w- 'al to 1 Mrs. Van n o Jea called ney on Co o e n dy, r l i r P L a n n vo a Brewer, -----,- ,,.--,--'b7 1'"0RD, $1 1 9b Cmtlom 300-VB 1 g. n eveni l hone WY29. Stewart, Wanda :l'l.rs. Sher man Roberts a nd daughtJo're i-.2 5-0tc fOH-SAL.I!: SEVlN ROOM HO U S1' Scarles, 641'.i ' 2 door , 1''rt1tky &11 11. you ng cult. held tion a Associ ni m Alu The · · ------e r , M · r s. Fred n ,e , r . r, PUBLI C SALE With lWO b11.l h8, i; a rago , waso Karr • Van :t:andt, Pomeroy , o. ti Jo- [ l. ' H �IJIT ASSOCIATION ' -- - need Mra. Edith Davis �pent Fr iday thei r da n ce and ba nquet at the The unde rsl" ncd will of!er for h ouse, cc II a r, I ar,@ � ,11rner I01 ,1 o l f man 30-1:0 years r co n t ct l"a IS 28 :tlc . ' .sc h ool h ouse Satu r da.y eveni ng. eve ning with M1t., Alice Moo re. S11Je a t public a uction, at Lhc lalc I oca led i n C hestt:r, Oh 10, on t work with business and profess• Th e Len d-a-Hand Soc1ety preparNOTICE APPOINTMINT OF prayer ge a tt o C held eeting s m a w '.57 CADILLAC, $2990. Coupe o;. rcs1dcnl"c o! D a 1t1y Griffith Marr, · ter · d .Lu se II · I( In Rou le 7 · p rice lo nlll 1>cople lr1 this ci rca. Must ed the di nner for 102. The re were E,ta•e 0.CNMCI Hendrix, Mn. R. t a 5, of Eblin's les r Cha home. Ville. A bette r buy llllln ,11 brim «�cea1,ed, neu lJurrns, on the et1tcd c11II or wriie Paul �'ohn1. havt• car. field trtlnlng plu s . Pr11 yer m eeti ng every Thursda)' a bou t 25 QId t1"me r1 lh er e of th e new amall car . K11r r & Va n Zantll kacme-Uuh an Road, In Sutton H1plry, W. Va, JIil ESZ- IK33. (; ase No. 1 8,351 rnh�tanlial drawing account fur George Crow day�. Notice Is he reby given that at 7:30 p. m . al Hiland Chapel. J'o m ei-Qy, , •·Z->, 1 ·" ti, 28 31l: Tow nship, Meigs County, OhlU, ,m m1111 selected. Thia la an unUti· Mr. an Mrs. Jo h n -Payn ter 1 Woo rQw Zwilli n g whoae Poat Of• M n. Nora Boho was a i nner I -- -- --- ---Saturday, tho 1 1 th dtiY of ,June, ual money-m aking opportunily. were Wet!kend visit ors at their ' ao OU l\.,t\ , Ii i �- Ce n tury tW,re r ia lOOU, cummcnc rnQ at one oduck l' a , baa -Ohio, Syracuse, is ficc address gue, of he r aughter, M . nd I Write !\lilnaHer Bux 668- R care � rm an fa coupe. Solid W hite color. A 1mlid P. M., the peuonal a ttended the b& nquet. id i1 I iniatrator m Ad te n ppol a duly n Cl bee s. r ,._ ay. a V Sun e Cooney, �� a " • ' I '.,1 y prope r ty of 51'"" � The Unily .Sen tinel, PomL•roy, M r. and Mrs. H. D . Gilkey an d value. Karr a n Vim Za n t, Pom­ 1ald dcceUent, S. �ate Hendrix R. week the spent nd e Welch of ith E Estate the of l.'O ns1at111g in pa rt Ohio. ___ IS-31·3tp chil ren were supper guests of 1 eroy . ft 28 Jtc ot: Tables, ch a ir11, iron ind wood of Meigs County, Ohio, deceased. with her aunt, Mrs. E ith Dav!. . 1 Mn . Steve Eblin and Mre . G. A. hi1 pare nts Su nday eve ning. Da ted this 16th ay of April P.ll rt-timc tele• POMEROY - 2 · sto ry, 8 · room 1 '08 OLDSMOBILE 88 - 2 oor bed,, settee, day "bed, book c11sc, IIO USEWIVI!:S: Mrs. Eliza Welsh an loria G home with 2 baths, g.is fur nace list. 1ick the on are Adams 1960. 1ho11e huoka, survey wo cher r k f r om r y home. t a ble, blanket chesl, 1 at;dan. VB rotket engine. Goes hcaung t.n both lloor�. cedar F. H. O'BRIEN Mr, and Mra. Willia m Clonch Atkins are ill. Nu sellinK. Variou:s . houri! lill:e a jet. ,1100. Karr & Van old t runk11, coal r ange, oil ran1;e, Court Excellpnl wr. r Probate exle 1i:Je n alu , ae loca• the of Ju an children or Florida ,pent 11 \ Garla n M ayes and Ca rlos Cain d thruughuut day a nd eveni ng, and PomerQ y , o. 0 28 3tc elect ric refria:erator, kitchen cab­ Melia County, Ohio few daya here with her mother, cleane the Ship ma n Cemetery. inet, cho2't or dfl!Wf;! r&, wash on S1md ay . Must have privutc I t1on, �x.celleut propel"lt, close Mn. Blan che Welke r is caring I Mrs. Margaret McKenlle. -- � (ft) 24, Sl; (ti) 7, Ste 1-1h1111e. lteply box r,58-T. t· /o Thti I m. $13,000 .l)U, llrst buy m Porn• 'a7 STU DEBAKER Comm. Std. OD. atands, dre111era, mo ern and old croy ishes and gl11H ware, Jm:lu ing Owner 11 leninjl for Army. Ph. Daily Senti n el, Pomeroy , Ohio, · one set of t:lav a rian l."hln a , hubWY 2-3891 after f p. m. ti :n H p POMt:ROY - 0-room frame house ____ with b11th, gas hei1li11g, new I 81 6ip 11111! and P reHed 21111 1 and m ,my roof. LarHC lot with nil"c l!llrden other a rUdea. and parking area. $320W,OO for Te r1nt1: Cuh ln han on d11 y of cash sule. AIR CONDITIONING, REFRIGER111le. MIDDLEPOR T - 4 - room fra me , t i I • ti • I I t 1 • [ RefriteraJack's vice. r se n alio 8 IIONTH TAMWORTH BOAR. M111r)' E. Coverda le, hotne with bath, g11s !Urnacp, • Emory Powell, Raclnt, 6-28-Stc t1on, New Have n. Pho ne TUZAdml n!stratrix of the Eatale n ice busemcnt with . !Qunge, 37. tJ 23-tf o/ Daisy G riffith M arr, de� FOR SALE, ONE RIDING HORSE l aundry, and lool 1·00111. Lot 60 r. ceased. 1 I. 0. McCOY Phone WYHllla. D•2Jl.6ip with gMrage. L�1catcd on 200 Cll-27·211-3 1; C6H-41c AUCTIONIIR Gravel Hill. $7000.00. • 18118 DETROITER MOBILE HOME Rout• 2, Lori■ Bottom, Ohio MIDDL E PORT - O . room fra me 10' a 00', 0 rooma, bath. Excel• PUBLIC AUCTION house with ba th and gas heating, •• • lent condition. Frank Hudaon, S■tvrd1w-, June 4, 1 960, 1 ;00 P. M, MUILLIR �URNACIS, WISTING Nea r 111:w grade school. $3500. · - - .., � a,. Arnold, i1ncea. awl HOUSI . . BIWn Ru.cl, Rl. 1, Racine. J have sold m y home 11nd will sell MINIRSVIL U! - 6 - room fra me° . , there. lyracu•, Ohio. Phone 6 28 8lc ! my household goods at a uction 11t house with water, electricity a nd WY2-61M. 1 1-l l•H my home local� 11 484_ Main Sl., ga s, coal furn ace healing, On· Sii.Jx:noN . . Mi leport, Ohi o, conmtina of: GRAVILY Tl.ACTOA IALII • highWII)'. $4000.UO. AND for rJower1 Cl'ONet BIO.el.I ; Sylv1 nl1 TV, telephon� st11 n d, -4 PHONE WY 2:-3130 S.nl"" 5\1 I. Mein, Pomeror. BOX 2:19 Sb� ReJlemor�J Day. co m plete be room suites, ma 11 c CO) 28, Ste PhtM WY2-.2t7S. Open 'tll t ... \ -lr' Middleport Oblo. · 1-17. 121 diD'l!tte Bel, 2 tiWcepeftl (l UE � ..:___ ___ P ,. m. untll J•m• 1. S1Msm.n: HOUSE ROOl\1 FIVE SALE: OR ' }i. washer, M11ytaa: ilton), m Ha 1 rLlfT.E IN GOOD CONDmON. Harold 1.u�hart. llffd1vlllt. with bath, nice loc ation. Melvin rlnH tubs, utilit)' cabi net, Fria:Call WJ9-227 1. D• U-3lc Ohi., Phone Cooiw:11• MtJ , H ood, 1 1 1 Locust St., Pomeroy. an mlxeir t1tove, ehiclric ld•lrc 3-lll-Uc ··• --.,_ ..;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;.;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;.;;;;; 5-28-SOtp toaatcr, kitchen ute nsils 11nd lahc1, writine esk, th row ruas, CLOTH, WOOD SLAT PORCH li me lawn mower (poWer), abadea, cloth porch val anl"e, 1puader, h111vy duty electric awnin11a, venetian blind,, wln­ NOTICI! OFAPPOINTMENT cor , a:ardein tool,, barrel ba ck Free eallmale,. dow ahadea. xkutor chair, 7 pc. dl nina: rOQm auite, Da le Wlppel, 21S Un ion Ave., 1!1tat• of MlldNd A, Dovgl11 flOf>r poll,her. rrl1idalre d r)'e r, Pom eroy . � .ll 90tc waler hoae, 2 1orvini1 carts, Kel­ vinator refri1eralor , deep fryer, TIJ:!.tVISlbN RADIO AND SMALL Ca• No, 13,:173 Notice is h ereby given th a t appliance repai r. Call Frank allder and porch chaira, la m pa, Captulna, 4lf N. Second AYe., Ralph Emerson Dougl as whO.!le bla nken and a:ullts, ,pr ayer, 2 8-3-Uc Post Office addreu is RL 1 , Sh ad,e , 1tep l1d ers, tock'!t wrench set, Middleport. Ohio, has been duly appointed as belt aander, 3 livlt4;: roo m suile, Executor Q( the Estate of Mild re (1 plHtlrl and 1 2 pc. 11eetionalJ, A, Dou.alas, Jato of Meigs Cou nty , miseellaneoua Item,. Ohio, deceased . Tht1 furnlturo i• all hlgh cl ass Dated this 27th day of M ay, 1960. merrhaDdile and b111 ha aood , F. H. O'BRIEN care. iI Judge of the Probate Court Harold M, lirown, Ow ner "Meigs Co unty, Ohio Not Reaponsible ror Aecl enli (5) 31; (6) 7, 14, Ste TERMS: Ca■h Belo,- 0:30 AJI'.'. Bradford Auction Co., Racine, Ohlo OILIRS SIGN TWO Mlddt....rt WY�2'49 Stile• M.anaaer : A. C. Bradroro COWMeV■ AND •o�TH■IIIN OHIO ....cT•tC COM�•N'f ,; HOUSTON, Tex. (UPI)-- Fo!'lm er Pom1ny WY.._.. AucUonet r: CrltL- Bradford ' Notre 'Dame foot�l pl,ayers Jim IIAUff Pl"' ITOU Ph one WI 9-3821 Morse, • mlfback, and A l &-bal, CAl 6 28 �tc • t ,IJMbecter, •have i�ed with ttie Yubn 1-21"5 DO YOU PAY Cl1 V PRICES }"OR American the of Oiler. Houston HAMIU IIIYICI IT.l� . ' ultd farm machinery? See Bill ·, . , � . ' Football Lea-,ue. Morse waa Up. ' J;Oodwln and bu, at farm prices. bin ot the Notre D•tnt: team in . I; . · 1 ', •lb: mKe1 from Wllkeavllle. 19116 '"'"10 Sabal plaY<,d tor Ille � hnlct Da, � IIL( ,,: ,, ·1 , ' 28 aotc � llle lo,t thhil ',..,. loecial - I I "'·"° ·"° - I JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR ----- - -- - a., I I RADIATOR =======:= - -- PHONE WY-2-2 1 57 1 1 I Notices E-xperieneed I l KARR & VAN ZANDT I 16) Lost and Found -------d nociR. °i;;;:1d ,is ( 8) Auto Soles RIMITU• at1 9.:.... w� REPAI R d Blaettna r's - d · d ---- ----- -- ( 20b ) I nsurance J -- --- --- · -- I U d d T d d ----- - �-- d d -===� 1 - r R A I L E R s- . d �A - --�---- .-::-c•c:''�"::'--ccc:---- -- - ­ I 1 I I �!1!'. I · · I I d I I d Harr,·son'v1" lle So . I E e.11 t I I I 0 l EM AN DEALER CHASE HARDWARE d d d d . I Waverly Mobile Home Sales I J I · Thomas Fork News Of The Week Wanted I Carmel . Society News I d d ■ d d d d d 1 d I d d I ........ 1 d I 11 LegaI NOt•ICe d d d d d �1�7 d d d d d d d d d d 19! For Sole --- d d d ( 20 ) Business Services d d I .•• •• •• l.lTO'uL ali Cutr, or· dd 1 d -...... d d ------- -- --TELEV ISIOM GU ,DE WSAZ.TV Chann el 3 Cho11nel 3 - Wednesda1 6:45 7:00 9,00 . 9·30 10:00 National Vice Unique Sehool Work Prartised By UN Kids President Will I Talk At Meeting I I d � �□� r� · r•,. ,.;..::.._;_;,,.,-"'-- - ' ■' --l!CTIIIC Call Dlci SterrtH --""""' . -·�- If you have a forced air furn• ace, you already have %'of an air-conditioning system. , See your heatlns and air-con• 'ditionins dealer today, AIR ., ,, I CONDITIONING ' , )I . '/' 1 1 �,, . !{ P#J:'°9f�,(9,.._4 ·· , ,tl.#j_[e��aoled 1te�t�ijllj ...' Cl< All RtGHT .. HA� I T YO>JR OWN l<lAV 1 I I. d d d Channel 8-1 uesda} 'l'·YASSUH -Bllr TH' NATIVES 15 GITTIN' MORE. R•IUSTU.'95!! d d AH CAIN'T BEAR IT!.1 d • 7 ..,.. 7"!r;:�:;:::::I:r--::;;�� �rr�t:-:; -. r l �do o_ !-H_ ,,-.ach_ at__ inl< th� ut .,,.f� Notyet. ·B__ pe she feelc.. that they're. so cu�! has never forgiv12n me foy op12ning up way any- more. You ought to West Virginia 4�H News ,;ee them. here so near CorkyS Diner! Cltannel 8 - Wed11esda, •.� � �;��:, t".i,i,1 8:00 8:30 9:30 11:25 WHTN..W-_ChaWll\tl 1·3 Channel 13 TuesdaJ ,:oo (:15 a:!( 1:00 1:30 1:00 1:10 B:20 1:sa '7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 1:00 1:30 11):00 11:00 1:1:10 12:00 u Guldl'lf I wm '1 Start The Day Right tso ,,15 · 1,tlb il),00 '1),30 11,00 1 d With STEVE Channel 1 3 Wednesday t,oo d d ALLEN On The WMl'O Daily Program Sehedule Monday Throu1h Friday 1:116 Slin on t:00 Guest Star 1:16 News & Weaiber 1:30 RF!) . . l:00 �reakf11t Partr .. B:30 News 8:35 Breal:taat Party t:SO New, I0:00 Coffee TIUlfl 10:)G Swap Shop M):32 Mom.in1 Devotion■ 10:45 On the Town 11:00 Country HOfl Down 12:00 l1oon Nuya 12:30 1,30 1:36 2:00 3:00 3:30 3:35 4:30 4:30 �:00 5:10 6.15 5:4:J 6:00 O:SO Jult For Yod , News Just For 1".ou Calling On Pl. l'leuant M usic Go Round News Music Go Round Local News :Mu1IC Go Round • Sports In Reriew SPorta Scoret The Band Bos Pat BOOnt! Shu# Sundown .serenade OH the �ir · · · · '�M u sical . .:. Al �U'I :::::== ., R l 1 L1 ·c-: • �··-- l'ANKEE A1DS CRAZY ft\AN, CRAZY UNION, S. C. UPl-'-The Confed· GREl!.""NVILL'E, S. C. UPI-A bllr&lar hroke into the School for erate battle flag, for the flr1t Velel'ans here, ,tole a battered time I n almost 100 years, was table rad(o and an empty cash raised Friday over Union County. b o� and iett I note laying he And officials admitted the fl•& , -wo�ld be back. tt was sign�, , w111 purehaaed from a "yari.11:el!I" 1 I' ma nu faeturer, •jthe crazy Ill� ______ --- ■ Clo-ck'' MORNING ,,·t • ,-, · :,: · �w ..- JIJII. Jl, u ' . llttl\wday evening 1.1' 'flfb . h in ch11l'fe Ot the - · c•rr Ill, Mo!'la�town llvenlde-Pi11oh Me� MohOtilll Con'nty · · , it W · llHist wftb 'the lfit\ltlt. Sunday "M orninl ·Thoughts" will again be presented 'by Hartley and then "Moment, o( Meditatl on" at the ''Teepi" Kendrick Memorial will be ynder the direction Or Mrs. Ksthr)n H in kle l)avi, 10n, ,n All Star from Lewi.a •; County who h as been active in .f-,H Club work in West Vlr�lni'a •. • ' iinee Ila beglnnin"g. Tbe ch'apet · · service will be 10· charge of Mrs. Dnawha CUnningh.m, Mary ' 1. . County. The West VJr' irlnla 1-R I AU " ' Stara g-roup . waa or�� tn " 1919; It hu si nce sprekd � ie1v-' ' era I other atate. Its lii'o'tto is . "Servi-." ,- . ' ...... ' H E ·!,-,""""""""��""""""""°""'�--==,;:::::. . ' , ON . J -- 1.11 " the 11:LECTR1c co; ' ·--__ - ,,.. ___ . I ------------------,:---,---. WC HS�TV c,-, unnel 8 4.:00 G:30 S:00 1!-N 6:40 6:45 '1:00 7:30 8:30 0:00 9:30 J0:00 10:30 U :00 U:O& 1-1 :1611:20 12,4D Pt:ANUTS ly COL"ETT! 9l.ACKMOOIE Rich a rd Poor, 19 , Na tional Vice Unit.cl p,..a, lnt1trnationel Presi d ent of the Future Farmers of Comr d y Playliouse UNITED NATIONS. N. Y . UPJI America , from Neosho, Missouri, Adventure Theater �•il\ be a feltured ,peaker at the _The children who go 10 1choot at SteambQ,11.t Bill Ohio FFA Co nve n ti on to be �eld 1 131 First Avenue in Ne w York City quickly learn that the world Woody W oodpecker J une 2, 3, -4 at Columbus. Lowrey Showtime About 3000 Future f'armers are has ma ny conflicting voicea, not expected to a tte nd the conve ntion, a ll wise but .all deserving at.. lea�t Jim Thacker Show it was reported today by Warren to be heard. Weathercast The voices !I re their own an d G. Weile r, State Superviso r or Vot,;-fWS Pi('tUff they learn Is through al Agriculture. Two offici al the way calion Runt!c:, Srln):ley Report hard experu· nces. As a tes frQm each of lhe Slate's evedyday t:1cleg Cannonb al l s,oo 342 l ocal ch apters will comprise every former schoolboy knows, ir Laram ie 5:30 the voti ng body t o conduct the bus- you delibe ra lly snub you r class• Startime 6:00 ma t e wh en h e wa n ts to tell you iness of the conve ntion. · somethi n g, he _is li a ble eventually Fl:I� Arthur M urray Part y 1 prewill o wh 11 r omce e Slat FFA I ' !!I M Squad side over the convention are Rich- t o punch you m the nose. So you J:S(l h ad �tte r let_ him ha �e �ia way, Phil Silvers Show atd Thompson, Delphos, President : I 11:.ffi J'lllC'"lll Hf'�-tuae■ Ja m es Kjng, Baltimore, Vice preal- even d you , dis agree �•th 1t. yi:00 dent; Bob Flemi ng, Ai.hley, repor t W-eathci:cut . How lo d1sag�ee am1c�bl about · a nd George Ruff Lanca stti r big 11nd small issues 11 perhaps 7,30 I er Jack Paar Show ' w�lcb r the mos_t valua �lc lesson 8:30 se�retary. Sign 0({ studying 330 pupils a t the _llmte d _ l fficer, o nationa 9:00 The visiti ng Richard Poor, was elected to hi8 N ations sch�ol a hsorbli m the 10:00 position at the Nation al FF A Con- course of thei r study. l0:30 Sig n on Spe•lc 29 Langua9M ve n tio n in Ka ns as City, Mo., last ll:UO Today They spea k among them 29 lanOctober. on e of the organization'11 l l : 1P -47 coun­ Kati e :>oo na n Sh ow g ages and �om c from � he leaden, m.-.st capable y oung 1 1 : Ut Toppe r n Union di g tries the excl So_vlet ! � was a sop'hom ore at Northeastrm l:00 D ough Re Mi Pol o mg but and, umst .:i m�lu m C OklahQma A&M College, Miami, mania and Bolgar,4 . Ro the at ndry n Husba n stu yi g A imal The U n ite Natio ns school has time of his election. He droppe out of college for the aprlng se- an ideal aa ambitious as Iha� of 11 '30 I Married Joan mester in o'rder to meet the heavy the wor ld bo y which sponsor.a it l2,00 Restless G1'n travel sched"ule Qf a nati onal FFA -to create an atmosphete o{ Bob That llJVe 2:30 1 study and the facilities for 1earn., B,.nd!ltand American ofricer 1,00 About Faces Rocky and P.is Friends Rich� rd farms in partnership I� whlc"h will s_uit an , lniel��en t 1 , 30 Medic San :rraneisco Beat with his father on 200 acres. His child of a n)' natio nality, regard. 2:00 Day in Coµrt You-r Esso Rt:pnner ]959 program COn eil:ted Of a h a lf less of its backgroun . 2,ao Gale Storm Sho-tr When set up 1 1 years ago, the Weather Teller interest in ffl5 'Heteford e-attle, · 200 3,00 Beat the Clock John Daly New1 sheep, 62 feeder lambs, 3 d airy school's i mm ediate purpose wis S,30 W ho Do You Trust Honcy mooders c ow.a, 13 acres of S org(!, and 180 to provide m i ni mum edueatfon for o f n on-Amerlc� n 4:00 Amerloan Bandsta nd Bronco a c're1 o f i m11roved permanent pas- the youngsters yes o In New empl N. statio'ned U. Fllcb inc]udes Frle11d :ilso Earp M 0:30 Wyatt ture. The partnership y York. a t purpose 1s bei'n1 fulTh machinBeat l:'l'andtc'-, San m far n ode m f 1'1» o line full a ThP Rifleman filled. ery, d ·10 Your ESfJO .depl)ftlt Colt .45 Rank With ....t Alcoa Presents 6:40 Weather Teller school's guiding spirits the Now, Eve and ms a Ad M r. 6·45 John Daly NeWI have moved a step further and The News To11115,.1h 7:t-0 Four Just Men are 'trying slo wly to ttansform it ScaMiDg the Weather 7:30 M usic for a Spr ing Nlght Into one which will rank with the Sports Report 8;30 Ozzie and Hlrriet be.st nati on al private scb()()lsi Late Show 9:00 Wednesday Ntght Fights complementing rather than imi­ Sig,, OIi Gov. Cecil H. U nderwood will tating them, orienting iti; students 9:45 Sports Parade )le the sP�aker at the Chapel Ser­ t owa rd the world as a whole ifl• vice QD SundaY mornl ng June 15-, . stead of pri maril to one riatl(!­ y durlq: the 1960 Conference of or a'nother. 11:10 Scam1lni the Weather C artoon Spectacular the Wfst Vlr11:lnia f-H All Stars 1 1 : 15 Sports Report Ro m per Room at the State t•H Camp. The }wv. The students are already world $1).aW Late :20 ll l Movie Big orie)lted. ' H arry P. . Di.1ht, Charleston , From the primary �:45 Sip Oft Your Esao Reporter Olief of tbe honor,ey , ann ounced Jradee on up, the ,y all study 1 that the ieneral theme for this French and En1lish .nd at ye__ar'& annual ffleeting will be they take up a third lan1u·age. "My Task' &J\d the sessions will The y ,:et a good groundinl ill ' 1 1 :30 Decefn'b'tt !lirfde 00 held �une 9-fii. lbe world's histdry, payina; eq\lal 1ido Lo.. Ill Life Followmg the evenin g meal atten ti on to all of its great racing T'le !:tt�ttfff DaJ on Friday, the ll'oup will take group5. 12,,0 �,re)! t'or 'O>ll­ llecret Storm L11bt i!,45 t1to part i n the All Star Consecration Thei r rea ings of llteNture .Mge of Nh(ht I ,OO Hearl ol t�e 'city Service at the State Volunteer ranges over many cultures. 1,ao A• tl<t World TU1'DI 4- H Club Leaders' Conference an d , I n ad ition t o this, they study The Three Stooge, i:oo Fo-r !J�e� -ru Wone then partidpate i n a council cir- science a nd mathematica more Life of Riley end with a candle- thoroughly than children in AmPT• cle which 2:SO Fj:ouse Party Arth�1r J. Smjth ....,,,. servl�. lighting , ican high schQOls , Mntionalre 1'1te 1:00 . . and moat prtWeather at the A Loot ' in . I a d Sat On '') ,.t' IJlbtn � f, sc�OO!S.' '. ur._ �� . . ,.� . 8:30 . 1 1'Jbe ,Verdfe\ ... Yoan . . Jule Rl�lin Show 1 ,.;.;::;;,a.:;;;.;;a:a;:;;aa.;;;:a;;;;;;;;;;-· - · l�: their l a st grades, trom aiJ:e. 1:00 The Brighte_r Da) Amo.. 'n' An<tY 6 o l'l, : hey learn to 'Nork itJ.Steve Don avan l:Ui T.,e �eret Storld ependen tly under a tutorJal ,ys. Edge o! Night . To Tell the Truth tern, in prepa rntlo n for the un i­ versity . 5:00 'nte 'I1u"!e Stooge1 Deilni5 O'Keefe Show Many L...vea of Doh)' Gilll1 S:30 The Life of Riley Tightrope a:00 Arthw· I Smttb---New, Red Skeltoft ShoW S:15 A Look at the Wea ther Garry Moore Show 8:20 Jule Rivlin Show - .. =News n'" A 'n' rni m A 1:30 A Look at the Weatber t:00 Highway Patrol , Theater J.3 7:30 Be Our G uest 8:30 · Me n Into Space 9:00 The Millionaire News 9:30 I've Got A Se�et Captain Kangaroo 10:00 Arm strong CINlle Theater C111.toon Theam 1 1 :00 1 1 o'clock N,w, Red Rowe Show 1 1 : 10 A J.ook at the Weather On the Go 1 : 1 5 Theater 13 1 ,Lucy I.,oye I Channel 3--l'uesdaJ f:00 4:30 5:00 6:30 6:00 e:15 fl:� e:3U 8:45 7:00 7 :'::iU 8:30 9:30 10:00 10:30 U · 00 1 1 :JU 11:15 1 : 00 ) '0 :30 1 1 : 00 t 1 :30 l 'l: 00 L':30 1 . 00 l ; lll 2:30 3,00 3 10 4 : 00 4:30 Pl a y Your Bu ncb Price is Right Conc�ntra tion Truth OT" Com1e/iuencea It Could B e You Mid Day News Movieti m e Loretta You ng Theater Young Dr . ..t:alo ne From The1e Roots <i:omE.-dy PlayhoUJe Adventure Ti me Stea mboat Bill Oulek Drsw Y�Gnw Mu! i"c in the Round The .Tll'l, Ttu..cte.r �o• We:thef'Cast �ewa Plct\lNI Huntley Brinkley Rero,t Manhu nt WPiOn Tta in Priei!: Is Right PP.rry Como Sltow This is Your Life To mbstone Terrltoi,y Newa Hudlllltl1 wea,nercut The Jack P� 8h01' Sign Off I ■ --- d d Give your family this every. minute comfort-the com• blnecl benefits of the right' temperature, ba la nced hu­ midity, clean· filtered air, and continuous air circu lation, . Quietness, tool . Legal Not;ce d • . ,.•·· d d d .... • • • • • • • • • ••• • •• '• .,• d I '• Complete ..___ i Home Comfort•l =--··· d d · 1 960-7 "'' .,. POTATOES AND THESE M ASHED PEAS ARE COLD AUNT FRITZ I DOE S N 'T LIKE ME TO CRITI C I Z E H E R C09KIN G··· "• . • BUT MAYBE I CAN GIVE HINT HER A ' �......... - . .. . . -·-· · · · · · - · ··· · · ·-·- ·· •-.. ·.-. ... 50 e � Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Mlly 31, 1960 - -R, :�;,� ;;.�J INEK0 �_PG E ,E ADS WANT roa "�::: i�:�.!t�?.:�·,\�! �;r Mul<lll'µorl. 5 3 1 Gtp FOR SALE I I AY BALER . ROU �, W Bak� S('t Hugh Cust e r or Emmttl <.; Will, Pome roy, Ohio. Oi J l -Dtp - c!'.',�!.'.°�!��. w,11•. c.;::.:-:�:..d A. C. B RA.Dr-ORD, Racine, O hle, II Are Announced Po tl i:d Gr de School pe fect I alt nd nce record, the p st ye r CUSTOM BUILT KITCHEN DE- I w re Bruce Beejle, David Sellers , sign d for you r home. Free es- J ua it S ith, Jo ce Pr Hi tl, timales . Foreman nd Abbott, I Ch lee W d, Freda St i c kl o1 nd, Phon WY?-532 1 . 8-ti-lf Vian,11. Pitkens, L rry Johns , TELE VISION RADIO A?iln SMALL appliance repa ir. Phone oetis M cC'linto ck, Racin e , O'i. io. 2-1- U c I Loek And Dam I Individual� Chapter Awards Perfect Records [ Of Attendance I Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., May U , Operator Jobs l I Open To Exams For Conventi"on Are Announced I The OhiQ Associ_ati on o_C Futur_ e Fa rmers of A merica, w h IC h �1JI hQld its 32nd A n nu al Co n vention in Colum bus J � ne 2, 3 a n d 4, ba11 announced mdl Y ldual and chapte _ r awards to l:>e pruenled urmg the mee t ing. . Dr. E · E· H 0 ll . State S upenn ' te_ndent of Pulllic l natruction, wi Ii spea k • t the Awar da Ha nquet to be held Thursd ay , Ju ne 2, lll the Ohio U n iun of The Ohi o Sl/lte University. Dr. Holl is a n honorary fl"A m ember an d spe n t many y ears_ worki ng in r ural aretiS of Ohio wh ere he observed activities of the Future F a rm eI orgllnizalion. All se6sions except the Awa rds Banquet will be held a t the , Youtn Center of the Ohio State ,.ai• rgrou nds. Individua l a w ar , to be presented will i nclu e : certifiStar State FanMr-A cale an d cheek for $W t o each of the sectional winners a nd $200 to the "St.ar Sta te Farmer'' from the State _FF A FQundatio n . Tht: winners listed below are the sectlon� I win n ers Jn each of the five secl1on s of the state, The "Star State Farmer " will be picked from these. · . Bill Mit . Cb eII • M ary svi ue Ch apter-Dav1 Presa r Advisor Merle Warns' 'Lake cha pter ' Millbu ry Ohio Wood Co un tyC�lville,' David Advisor . Dua ne Parka, New C'!ncord Chapter - Charles Cu nn ingha m a nd Wendell Lit• Advbon Jackie L. Rith;f' Mowrfstow n Cha pler-J an_ies B ra tton , A visor . Richard Fhn n H o uston Cha pter -Dean White, A visor. St1r D• lry Farme r-$1 00 f fom the FFA Foundation. Shar ell Mikesell Uni on (Cosh octon County ) • Ch apter-Carl Besst, Advisor. Star Grain Awa rd-$lOO from FFA Found ation-Robert Black, c--c----- ---Taekelt, P a ule ne Gibson , C arol Ledlie, N i na Adkin s, Ma ud Br ew• er, Rosalie Davis, Cecil Nelson, M argaret S mith, J anet Stewar t, Beverly Bowe n, M artha Brewer , Billy Hay es, Betty J aney, Cl arence Lambert. Sandra Little, Viola McKnight, Wa ld Nelso n, Paul Pierce, Crelia P riddy J u nior Rife, Wesley Sisson, My rl a Dott S mith, Ann Sprouse, Leslie Anderaon, Orem• .Birchfield, Alice Crouser, D arle ne Go!!, Ch ar I es HoIfman , M ar Ie ne H offm an , Richard Lam bert, Mike O ' Dell, D a vi d Scra gg, Clovis Car• penter, C h arles Searles. Winc be.•_ter C"h a pter-Ear CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE �UL1'S I CKaannaltn er, Ariviso r. r a r a The Un ited States Civil St'P i 1·e RATES St Poul try Prod ucer-$100 1 C m n i�sion today announ ced t>X u e a a a from FFA Fou ndation, David aii i�alion for the pl!t itiuns uf e I eenta per 'WOJ'd, 3'.. iDMl"lloo. Minimum cbare� - 60 <:ezt·.1 Be�ker , Cl a y Chapte_r, Toledo, dam operato r. W-?. $Z.Z5 per ho ur, I Ollllta per word for three �m1tive insertion&. e n a m o y SWEET 1-'0TATO PLANTS, Nancy Obio-O. W. Augenste tn, Advl.!lor. a nd "'·B, n a ar one month tor 30 cent.a per word. r " ar $2.35 per hour anil lut·k Ha ll, Pur!a H1ea11s Yen e les, PorStar Swine Produc•rJ'ulJ. rate Of 3 ce.nt. per word will be charged for adve:rtistne �100 ,,,, 1 on a e and d operator W-7 and W- 8 , � ta fi il"a 1 1s , Gold Rush and All If not s:-,id wi11hin 10 daya after recetvln� bill. a tion, Vincent Ebbes- same wage s Th e ptmtlons art• l o Found Arrninta F1''A a lvi n Pickens C Proffitt, · I j . Gold Sl'o:Ond lluusc last from kott_e, Delphos Ch a pler-L.loi d 11 ••oted w,thin the stales of Wt'�! --;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;....;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;:;;;;;;::.;:;;;;;;;.. and Gregory Boa tw right. lkron: in Adverti.ai.nc - &bould be r�l°tf'd lmmedlately . The Srhoul House in :;yracuse . Wm. .. Sm 1lh an d Arden Blythe, Advisors V ir� 111ia, K e ntucky and Ohio. Dail1 Seutlnel will not be reaponaib.Le for morl• tlMln one incor­ l l . llolmcs. 5.31 . ,r Syracuse puptls winni ng pe r Sh..p Producer-$1 00 j Star nd Lmertion. feet reco rds were David Baker . fro m Fl'A i,� oun at wn John Jor- 1 A written te�t is 11 ot re q u1 n·d Cud. of T°t'.ADb � Speclal Notkea of Ewu.tJJ $ 1 .UO. Obitu.arie1 � - -Sharon Cottrill, Ma ry Cundiff, �•-� at t ten t per word. dan, Sullivan Chapter _ l"er ris Appl icanls will be rat ed on l tw j 1 ba sL of thl'ir training and exper· , r e m f'Ql Judith Folmer, Jcnneth WORDS Kim m ell Adviso r . { 9o l \i'lorine Suppl ie!. 1 DAY 3 DAYS ;; DAYS l MO. a Teaford, Billy Baer, W i l lMarth i e n�e aS described in their appl 118 60<: 90,; $1 .311 Star B,.., Producer-$ IOO from ot 1ons. rdon i,� isher , W illo G Cundiff, 1,1m l " :IO 60<: Sl.20 $1.80 s,.oo FFA Foun dat1011• J erry H O ff�a n , Buy Yollr - . . , Pa• app, n K Willi Jewell, 1am am 211 ?l)c fl.:,O $2.2:5 $7 Fulton Ch_aple r Swa nt�n, Ohio- [ Full information, ini'ludang Ill · t n cia Wi nebren ner, De nnis Ev a n s _, J. Ra y G1 lesp1e, Advisor. 1 s lructions un how to ai:,ply, m;iy be A4a J'IOMHd by 10 A . .11. will be in that day · a, ,.-pa . l�a me_I a Sr veste r, _Billy Zera. •1 e , ' obtame<l from the cxam mcr-1n Pr Star Ves,etabl• ucu -$80 od comue Grmdley, Lilly Imboden, ch:irgt' a t your local post offi ce from FFA mes a Found�tion, J Ap ril Teafor , Suza nr1e Wlnebrenno e G Chapter Parletle, Ray- Appl 1cat1ons will be accepted u11u l a ', ner , Charlotte Jm boden, Mory . , l 960. J unc 22, mond Tho mpson, Advisor. ½ave�de r, Pa mela Grueser, Jue ( 9 ) For Sa le ------F■rm Mech1nlca Award-$100 , Cundiff, Gene He ndrix, Debor a h TlltMITI AND PIIT CONTROL ONE GARDEN TRACTOlt, 2 good fr om f'_I,'A Fou ndation, Fred Do n - I ; No rris. AT Pa in. ff'M i,wpectlon, lnwr­ ley, Shrev_e . Chapter, Wa)' ne Ho rses and Sii<ldl e�. one Play Northweste rn uica l : iiarrison... br llollonwi... - R. County, Will u,_m R�th, Advisor. Yard, one -4 cycle Midget Car old : l rn o A illc a th Scho ar M High � and A. hrvlce 'll•tlon WY2Farm i=lectr�ficahon-$100 _fr om , for Children, good as ne w. <.:on• Dorothy Arnold, An n Ellis, DonB B tt C let n da o 81 t act Arn ol d Gratr. at Rutland Sten� :;a ��� a w68:� :, [!� !v � � g��P � '. Mr . .anJ M:s. YHo��r � ircle ;ind l o i ter a ck Ohio Pomeroy, Furniture days or Pho ne Sll2e. s a · a P Sunday with Mr . and spent radi­ of types all repair familv \ el . Adviso 4191 �venings, 5-24-6tc . H arr_iso nvdle Eleme nta ry: Caroi:;So il a rK/' Wat• r Me-,. ement · Mrs. Raymond Snyder, Columbus. ators , from heater cores to ly_n Brickles Ru(ua Di�on, J ames 1 LOST LADIF.S · WHITE GOLD Dorothy Circle spent the week Awa rd-$l OO from FFA J'o und al.lSED BOATS ·AND MOTOa:1 m �moor M ary J:r an, �tt� 1 tractor or truck largest the 1 Bulova watch In Pomeroy. Call . with Mr. a ud Mrs. Raymond Snytion Joh n Dcnu n e and 1,1p wt.II■ th•� IHt. �•ro­ Ray m ond �ay e, E wa rd ayes, varo Coolville collect 1575. Reward. . ' . der . radi,ator. • C ha pter , Odell Miller , Advisor, pol!tan Moton. 600 E. Main Guy H arper Stephen 1 Ha nmg 0.3J-3tc Mr a nd Mrs Ha yman Ba r111lt o f Chapt.,- Award,: St., Pomeroy, Phone WY ..:.l..l.l70. · k ey, om my S a • Mil· I er, 'D Ick ie ' Gd Sunday evening Po meroy spent 1 vage, We Farm S•f ty _Awar I 1•2-4-lfc $l rom M ayes, Gla y s n ell _ . d-' OO I w, · t h -r a nd Mrs Dean Brinker M Loudo n ville FFA Foundation · kl es, Dav Id carr, Gene cro&S, u "r ic Phon• WY-2-2143 ' \fr and Mrs James Circle a nd 1 Larr Pa u�ey, Larr c Cha el . Rent" For ) 1,4 : n e r son, A y y 19U FORD V8 FAIRLANE 4 Pomeroy, Ohio so �f New H�ven spe nt Sund ay � r i • ,' lia�.bt ra :� .!: t�; �w��4 oo l n. door, automatic, R. H. Ivor)' and Mrs. on with his mother, fterno a , ' !< APA111'MJ!:N1'S - i\l rnahed a n . f. rom FA Foundation Milto n-Una em �n�er El emen lary . BetTan !inllh. $1 f�.OO. Pom eroy cle r Ci Mat)' unfurnish e . Mt.Ya.tite r,, Mlddltr ' i o_n Ch apte_r, M 1.11m1 Ray ' . County, ty Ju Lucas, Dan ny Asburn , Ma rk Motor Co. 6-26·3lc Melvi n Ci�cle of Coluttibut. spent 2·3-tf port. Phone WY·2-!J286. Diley, . r Advii;o Coughenou r, Lan ny Ashburn , Ken . . week end with his mothe r• Mrs· the , 111 ...... .....,... ., ...... .. --. · �· -· Ach1eweAvi.hon A9rlcultural lfilCM: PO.NTlAC 2 DR. SEDAN. a AND 8 ROOM HOUSE, TWO 5 COMPLETE I NSU RANCE -PRO- ny Kn octt'• J °' Mye�•• Ronnie ary Circle. M men • • • • rtJ ... .... .. � A t ard1 and te a tific r Ce SpartlJJJi or iji nal fmish. $49:i.OO · . e, p0 I'10 , Gor bY, hara ayne Da v1s, TimolhY I room apa rtments, A. N. Be ngel, � � 1 0 " � ·1 fe, A� s°" F•� 1 a wards f_rQm F!A Foundation to For FRtE Inspection. 1 Phone .VY2-3272. BJaettnau, P om eroy. 5 26-tllc · I Saxton, Christopher Dlnguss, Mary Do nna Circle of Dover spe nt the 1 1·2-tfc . : \ 1) 0 Mi i ' Mi ddlepor t, Chesterville Cha pt�r , �orrow weekt!nd with her pare nts . Mr. and 1 PHONE 1''loccar i, Forrest Wa lker, Rosan• O hi O 1958 DODGE V8 4 A�o­ Cou nty, B ru_ce _Malcu1l , Advisor. H()OM f"IJ!tNISHED APAR T i I na Goff, Shar on Lucas, Ja mes . Mrs. Homer Circl e and fa mily. Gilmore's Supply Slore mauc uower 1teerini an d brakes, Sulphu r ljprrngs C h a pter, Craw , mcnt and batl1, Pomeroy. Phone r Betty I n gram Q f Columbus spent Rife, Conn ie Sa xton, Keeve Gra te R-H. Real ,ha rp. fltli9:i.OO. J'omf?r d Cou nty, J Q hn Thom�s Ad- Thursday n ight with he r grandparWY-2-2714 W Y2.ti9 l 5. 5-27-6lc DON STIVERS Hoge r Wright, Larry Rife, Keneroy Motor Cu. 5-26-31 1• vi�or .an Mowrystown Chapter, 1 c n ts, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lee a nd ncth Turley, Carol Fl occar i, Patsy --- -- --- -· ,Vaughau's Exlermlnatlng H1g�land County, Ja m es Bratton , 1 son, Roberl. Rose Lucas, Evelyn Carpenter, BATH m�LUXE 3 - llOOMS an Advisor . Company 11161 MERCURY 2 DR. SEDAN. ATION WI• Ellis S a xt o m n, a G H r ar ar y less, j :,fr. aud MJ'I... Ayward Jones y unfurnished apar tment. Coa U • State and National Chapter spe nt several days in Clevelan d on SI. M.lry,, W. Va. Mercury m.atic. New Buick trade­ 1 Myers. .....,.. i...- c.. Middlep or t. Pho ne B11ildir1J:. �on telt, � plus entry in Na- busi ness. In. Good &oll car . $695.00. Rulland Elementary : J ames I • ,,,w .,._ � 2 1 12lc '-.:.-' ....... WY 2-5 1 4 1 . ...:.. u,., ..,_ tion al Co ntest to An tho ny Way ne [ · Belz, J imes Schuler, Ricky Con8laettnan, P om ero y. 5"26-6lc M r. a nd Mrs. Wilm er Circle of FOR SALE Chapter, Lu� as Co � n !Y, D�vid Gallipolis ca lled on Mrs. Ma ry Cir• HOOM nv� UNFUHNISJIIW nally, Jan, Wise, .Bobby S nowden , cs­ real Howett J. Amanda The 1911'1 FORD va CUSTOM 2 DR. Young_, Advisor; Fa 1 rf1el d Cha�- cl e, . Wednesday. apartml)nt. Phon e WY2-3302. 493 Lincoln St. Ran y Michael, Pa mela Hutton, lMte in �c d ro rd Tuwnship, being iedaa. Low mileaje. Extra ioo ter, H 1gh!a nd County, Howa rd K15-25-6\c --------- -- , n Snowde idd r Stephen "P iddleport M Y2-3S61 W Phona , Edith acres, ven e forty-s a�proxirnatcl y y tondition. tl,196.00. Blaettn a n1, her aunt Mrs. Katie Wilson for r , Advisor se d an Mowrystor.vn Jeffrey S now en Harry Sl awte r w1fl be 1iuld to the highe11t bidder SLEtl'JM; ROOM. PHONE WY z. Pomer1,>v. 0-26-6tc r , Hig�lan a t the borne of Mr . and Mrs. Asa Chapte n ty, Ja mes Cou '. ar K n, at 2:00 P. M. on the 3rd day of .l!:ugene Gra te, Urry Grog a 2848. 5 26 3tp ( 2 1 ) Rea l Est at e _ Jo rdan In Middleport. Bratton , Advtsor . • en Hay nes, David Rice, Jean June, l !IBO, .at the olfict' or o·­ rs. Obert �arkms are � and Mr. --.,-19$6 CHEVROLET VB BEL-AIRE llrien and O'Hrien, l OU 'fl Court <; AND BATH Scnuler , Willia m Tucker, John I FOH SALE: 7 JlOOM,;.. spe ndi ng this _week_ with Mr._ and FOH RJ:o.:N'I' 4 HOOM HOUSE f dr. hard top. Air conditloninf. St reet , Pomeroy, Oh10. Musl llcll corner 689 No. Secon d Ave., Wise, Connie Sue B arrett, Diana M rs. David Hmds in Za nesville. 'I'U2· Call Township. ltull,111d Powerallde. Powe r hrakeu a nd for not lt!ss lhan appraised value �-2-4-6tp Duff, JQselta Kay Erlewi ne, RoMiddleport, 0. :1475, Hart f ord, W. Va. 5-31·6lp [ 1teerina, R a nd H . The m ost of two thousand Jn t: hu n red bert Mille r, Melvin RQm i ne, Edn a 5 V, CIQ �rltical buyer will a pp,·ove thi1 dollars. : Gene 'Autbor.b:ed Shi rley P r i dy, Priddy, , ARM � i, A., 7 � lf 84 : SALE FOR FOUR HOUSE, HNl::iHED U 1'' GILKEY AVA BY well kept automoblle. $1490.0U. D W l . r o etl, r Ju.n r a o es m a Cars Una Doliu , Atlministr.1Jtrix J n, room house, barn and out-buildition, cond au· 1h, b,1 and rooms M rs. N orm a Wilso n wa s retu rnBlaettnar,, Pomeroy. 3-26-tUc 5-26-4k ( ings, All mincl"al rights go with Engle, Ma rtha . H a wkln s, Linda tele\·isi,lll. Hil:15 Lincoln Hts. to her home ro m Mei15 Gen- . ed Siges n Ag p man, Julia Lucas, Cbe > Write Township. Scipio In form. J huue WY2-2775. 5-31-3tc .... CINII UIN Ca,. I eral H ospit al . Cl:i.rencc Swauger, HI N , Whe a t- j man , Ca rl Nicho lson, Linda P arkAH Mall.. Mtl ,_...a rs. John Bllilckwood �uffered M er. l.lln d Ave., Cu!un1tJ..a, Ohio. -r1 11t ,'" """"O"M 11ousE AT M�lONIUTAN MOTORI a hea rt attack and w as rushed to PLUMBING and ELECTRICAL Di ana Adkins, Eilee n Her man , 5-28-3lp . eroy m Po St., M1Jin East 1 1 26 ..,.. ..., MIiin it. Holzer Hospital where it was s, am WIIU ee n Pen les, ar Se et an J REPAIRS and SERVICE e Phon.:: WY2-3408. Look al Ut Sp.,.<.-t. lAolt a t the 6-31-6tc ,..,..,, Oh .. rou nd she was also ·rurrering from fOR .s,�LE FIVE J am es Lam ber t, Pa ul 1deK'.enzie, MODERN J'r1oes. Look al the Sa\·(ngs. ;congested lung!, roo m huus<', illl/ baserue11t a .1 d '$8 MERcu ay.�cry 2 Connie Willia m s, Charlotte Sm ith, J Help 7 1 ( M rs. Bertha Carl is spe nding Fo r thti hest Uuy & lie.at lerms. a:tic. Ass,_unl' b11limce of 4.� Peggy Tlllls, Dougl as Grover, Ro nBy Alie:• Moor• .)'OUttih.11 CMf 111s1de a ud uul. so etime with her niece Mrs. Jefm ot loan 11t governm di ct M e H \'. an re . l . 50 a l U Cheadle, Ev a B arru ll , Kath)' 011 Naw ti.nd USEU, Llk1k lo rs. William H. Gle nn � •1498 , K a rr & V anZa ndl, Pom­ Harold Ohase, Mgr. start WANTl�U - -Uc a uticlar. lo at Sha d e. fers 1 eighborhu Call Good 5U. l x d an bus m Colu of B . 0< EdMrs. and . r M Sc ld na Ro es, n Ha hoppert, Gary eroy, O . im mediately. Phone W Y2-35�7 y :; 28 Jtc S d eport Loc:ust Mrs. Raymon d Cottrill has ta kor .see l-'r.. ddic Th D bct, ,Q11, son , W illia m s, Becky Cr isp, Kuren w,11 rd P. Glenn. Black Lick. a ttend.:�� l or WY2-11915, 5 -24-iltc 2 WY ne P � en over the Avon S.llles as M rs. ':S7 CHEVROL.t:T, $1 19a. ti cylindt•r W V1. 4-26-tfc Tueke r, Li n d11 Stewart, Saund ra ed church at Hil an d, Sunday. - --- ---1 Mar Carse n poor health. i is y Oeiu'.r.e Z UQor. A car l ur rl!'al UEUJ\llLI!: WOMAN OR GIHL TO --- - -----y . ., r M l n Edith .spe the vis a D week , r r a B rry a L ,lohnaon, es Dciln, Ja m · There was a m 1sce 11 an eous s h ow 1• tlf:ODOffl)' , Ka rr and Va n Za nd!, · t w1· th h ou.1.ewor k and ca re Y O I{ S ALE: F U U U ROUi\1 HOUSE Joe Phillips, Jon Pierce. ns.s1s e nd with het sister, Mn. James on Call Minersville $4 0 00. Hill er at the Gra nge hall for M r . fot l wu eld erly people. Nu fiQmero1, o. U.S. No, 23, Waverly, Ohl• H.utland High Schoo l : Stuart H azelton. ti, 28 3tc �-26�te WY:l-820 1 . · n d , 11 a •1rs. R u ber I We J-' ,.., Fr 1" ay l attm I ry. T.ime O11·· LI ve in. o,.n ev .ry d•w- 'al to 1 Mrs. Van n o Jea called ney on Co o e n dy, r l i r P L a n n vo a Brewer, -----,- ,,.--,--'b7 1'"0RD, $1 1 9b Cmtlom 300-VB 1 g. n eveni l hone WY29. Stewart, Wanda :l'l.rs. Sher man Roberts a nd daughtJo're i-.2 5-0tc fOH-SAL.I!: SEVlN ROOM HO U S1' Scarles, 641'.i ' 2 door , 1''rt1tky &11 11. you ng cult. held tion a Associ ni m Alu The · · ------e r , M · r s. Fred n ,e , r . r, PUBLI C SALE With lWO b11.l h8, i; a rago , waso Karr • Van :t:andt, Pomeroy , o. ti Jo- [ l. ' H �IJIT ASSOCIATION ' -- - need Mra. Edith Davis �pent Fr iday thei r da n ce and ba nquet at the The unde rsl" ncd will of!er for h ouse, cc II a r, I ar,@ � ,11rner I01 ,1 o l f man 30-1:0 years r co n t ct l"a IS 28 :tlc . ' .sc h ool h ouse Satu r da.y eveni ng. eve ning with M1t., Alice Moo re. S11Je a t public a uction, at Lhc lalc I oca led i n C hestt:r, Oh 10, on t work with business and profess• Th e Len d-a-Hand Soc1ety preparNOTICE APPOINTMINT OF prayer ge a tt o C held eeting s m a w '.57 CADILLAC, $2990. Coupe o;. rcs1dcnl"c o! D a 1t1y Griffith Marr, · ter · d .Lu se II · I( In Rou le 7 · p rice lo nlll 1>cople lr1 this ci rca. Must ed the di nner for 102. The re were E,ta•e 0.CNMCI Hendrix, Mn. R. t a 5, of Eblin's les r Cha home. Ville. A bette r buy llllln ,11 brim «�cea1,ed, neu lJurrns, on the et1tcd c11II or wriie Paul �'ohn1. havt• car. field trtlnlng plu s . Pr11 yer m eeti ng every Thursda)' a bou t 25 QId t1"me r1 lh er e of th e new amall car . K11r r & Va n Zantll kacme-Uuh an Road, In Sutton H1plry, W. Va, JIil ESZ- IK33. (; ase No. 1 8,351 rnh�tanlial drawing account fur George Crow day�. Notice Is he reby given that at 7:30 p. m . al Hiland Chapel. J'o m ei-Qy, , •·Z->, 1 ·" ti, 28 31l: Tow nship, Meigs County, OhlU, ,m m1111 selected. Thia la an unUti· Mr. an Mrs. Jo h n -Payn ter 1 Woo rQw Zwilli n g whoae Poat Of• M n. Nora Boho was a i nner I -- -- --- ---Saturday, tho 1 1 th dtiY of ,June, ual money-m aking opportunily. were Wet!kend visit ors at their ' ao OU l\.,t\ , Ii i �- Ce n tury tW,re r ia lOOU, cummcnc rnQ at one oduck l' a , baa -Ohio, Syracuse, is ficc address gue, of he r aughter, M . nd I Write !\lilnaHer Bux 668- R care � rm an fa coupe. Solid W hite color. A 1mlid P. M., the peuonal a ttended the b& nquet. id i1 I iniatrator m Ad te n ppol a duly n Cl bee s. r ,._ ay. a V Sun e Cooney, �� a " • ' I '.,1 y prope r ty of 51'"" � The Unily .Sen tinel, PomL•roy, M r. and Mrs. H. D . Gilkey an d value. Karr a n Vim Za n t, Pom­ 1ald dcceUent, S. �ate Hendrix R. week the spent nd e Welch of ith E Estate the of l.'O ns1at111g in pa rt Ohio. ___ IS-31·3tp chil ren were supper guests of 1 eroy . ft 28 Jtc ot: Tables, ch a ir11, iron ind wood of Meigs County, Ohio, deceased. with her aunt, Mrs. E ith Dav!. . 1 Mn . Steve Eblin and Mre . G. A. hi1 pare nts Su nday eve ning. Da ted this 16th ay of April P.ll rt-timc tele• POMEROY - 2 · sto ry, 8 · room 1 '08 OLDSMOBILE 88 - 2 oor bed,, settee, day "bed, book c11sc, IIO USEWIVI!:S: Mrs. Eliza Welsh an loria G home with 2 baths, g.is fur nace list. 1ick the on are Adams 1960. 1ho11e huoka, survey wo cher r k f r om r y home. t a ble, blanket chesl, 1 at;dan. VB rotket engine. Goes hcaung t.n both lloor�. cedar F. H. O'BRIEN Mr, and Mra. Willia m Clonch Atkins are ill. Nu sellinK. Variou:s . houri! lill:e a jet. ,1100. Karr & Van old t runk11, coal r ange, oil ran1;e, Court Excellpnl wr. r Probate exle 1i:Je n alu , ae loca• the of Ju an children or Florida ,pent 11 \ Garla n M ayes and Ca rlos Cain d thruughuut day a nd eveni ng, and PomerQ y , o. 0 28 3tc elect ric refria:erator, kitchen cab­ Melia County, Ohio few daya here with her mother, cleane the Ship ma n Cemetery. inet, cho2't or dfl!Wf;! r&, wash on S1md ay . Must have privutc I t1on, �x.celleut propel"lt, close Mn. Blan che Welke r is caring I Mrs. Margaret McKenlle. -- � (ft) 24, Sl; (ti) 7, Ste 1-1h1111e. lteply box r,58-T. t· /o Thti I m. $13,000 .l)U, llrst buy m Porn• 'a7 STU DEBAKER Comm. Std. OD. atands, dre111era, mo ern and old croy ishes and gl11H ware, Jm:lu ing Owner 11 leninjl for Army. Ph. Daily Senti n el, Pomeroy , Ohio, · one set of t:lav a rian l."hln a , hubWY 2-3891 after f p. m. ti :n H p POMt:ROY - 0-room frame house ____ with b11th, gas hei1li11g, new I 81 6ip 11111! and P reHed 21111 1 and m ,my roof. LarHC lot with nil"c l!llrden other a rUdea. and parking area. $320W,OO for Te r1nt1: Cuh ln han on d11 y of cash sule. AIR CONDITIONING, REFRIGER111le. MIDDLEPOR T - 4 - room fra me , t i I • ti • I I t 1 • [ RefriteraJack's vice. r se n alio 8 IIONTH TAMWORTH BOAR. M111r)' E. Coverda le, hotne with bath, g11s !Urnacp, • Emory Powell, Raclnt, 6-28-Stc t1on, New Have n. Pho ne TUZAdml n!stratrix of the Eatale n ice busemcnt with . !Qunge, 37. tJ 23-tf o/ Daisy G riffith M arr, de� FOR SALE, ONE RIDING HORSE l aundry, and lool 1·00111. Lot 60 r. ceased. 1 I. 0. McCOY Phone WYHllla. D•2Jl.6ip with gMrage. L�1catcd on 200 Cll-27·211-3 1; C6H-41c AUCTIONIIR Gravel Hill. $7000.00. • 18118 DETROITER MOBILE HOME Rout• 2, Lori■ Bottom, Ohio MIDDL E PORT - O . room fra me 10' a 00', 0 rooma, bath. Excel• PUBLIC AUCTION house with ba th and gas heating, •• • lent condition. Frank Hudaon, S■tvrd1w-, June 4, 1 960, 1 ;00 P. M, MUILLIR �URNACIS, WISTING Nea r 111:w grade school. $3500. · - - .., � a,. Arnold, i1ncea. awl HOUSI . . BIWn Ru.cl, Rl. 1, Racine. J have sold m y home 11nd will sell MINIRSVIL U! - 6 - room fra me° . , there. lyracu•, Ohio. Phone 6 28 8lc ! my household goods at a uction 11t house with water, electricity a nd WY2-61M. 1 1-l l•H my home local� 11 484_ Main Sl., ga s, coal furn ace healing, On· Sii.Jx:noN . . Mi leport, Ohi o, conmtina of: GRAVILY Tl.ACTOA IALII • highWII)'. $4000.UO. AND for rJower1 Cl'ONet BIO.el.I ; Sylv1 nl1 TV, telephon� st11 n d, -4 PHONE WY 2:-3130 S.nl"" 5\1 I. Mein, Pomeror. BOX 2:19 Sb� ReJlemor�J Day. co m plete be room suites, ma 11 c CO) 28, Ste PhtM WY2-.2t7S. Open 'tll t ... \ -lr' Middleport Oblo. · 1-17. 121 diD'l!tte Bel, 2 tiWcepeftl (l UE � ..:___ ___ P ,. m. untll J•m• 1. S1Msm.n: HOUSE ROOl\1 FIVE SALE: OR ' }i. washer, M11ytaa: ilton), m Ha 1 rLlfT.E IN GOOD CONDmON. Harold 1.u�hart. llffd1vlllt. with bath, nice loc ation. Melvin rlnH tubs, utilit)' cabi net, Fria:Call WJ9-227 1. D• U-3lc Ohi., Phone Cooiw:11• MtJ , H ood, 1 1 1 Locust St., Pomeroy. an mlxeir t1tove, ehiclric ld•lrc 3-lll-Uc ··• --.,_ ..;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;.;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;.;;;;; 5-28-SOtp toaatcr, kitchen ute nsils 11nd lahc1, writine esk, th row ruas, CLOTH, WOOD SLAT PORCH li me lawn mower (poWer), abadea, cloth porch val anl"e, 1puader, h111vy duty electric awnin11a, venetian blind,, wln­ NOTICI! OFAPPOINTMENT cor , a:ardein tool,, barrel ba ck Free eallmale,. dow ahadea. xkutor chair, 7 pc. dl nina: rOQm auite, Da le Wlppel, 21S Un ion Ave., 1!1tat• of MlldNd A, Dovgl11 flOf>r poll,her. rrl1idalre d r)'e r, Pom eroy . � .ll 90tc waler hoae, 2 1orvini1 carts, Kel­ vinator refri1eralor , deep fryer, TIJ:!.tVISlbN RADIO AND SMALL Ca• No, 13,:173 Notice is h ereby given th a t appliance repai r. Call Frank allder and porch chaira, la m pa, Captulna, 4lf N. Second AYe., Ralph Emerson Dougl as whO.!le bla nken and a:ullts, ,pr ayer, 2 8-3-Uc Post Office addreu is RL 1 , Sh ad,e , 1tep l1d ers, tock'!t wrench set, Middleport. Ohio, has been duly appointed as belt aander, 3 livlt4;: roo m suile, Executor Q( the Estate of Mild re (1 plHtlrl and 1 2 pc. 11eetionalJ, A, Dou.alas, Jato of Meigs Cou nty , miseellaneoua Item,. Ohio, deceased . Tht1 furnlturo i• all hlgh cl ass Dated this 27th day of M ay, 1960. merrhaDdile and b111 ha aood , F. H. O'BRIEN care. iI Judge of the Probate Court Harold M, lirown, Ow ner "Meigs Co unty, Ohio Not Reaponsible ror Aecl enli (5) 31; (6) 7, 14, Ste TERMS: Ca■h Belo,- 0:30 AJI'.'. Bradford Auction Co., Racine, Ohlo OILIRS SIGN TWO Mlddt....rt WY�2'49 Stile• M.anaaer : A. C. Bradroro COWMeV■ AND •o�TH■IIIN OHIO ....cT•tC COM�•N'f ,; HOUSTON, Tex. (UPI)-- Fo!'lm er Pom1ny WY.._.. AucUonet r: CrltL- Bradford ' Notre 'Dame foot�l pl,ayers Jim IIAUff Pl"' ITOU Ph one WI 9-3821 Morse, • mlfback, and A l &-bal, CAl 6 28 �tc • t ,IJMbecter, •have i�ed with ttie Yubn 1-21"5 DO YOU PAY Cl1 V PRICES }"OR American the of Oiler. Houston HAMIU IIIYICI IT.l� . ' ultd farm machinery? See Bill ·, . , � . ' Football Lea-,ue. Morse waa Up. ' J;Oodwln and bu, at farm prices. bin ot the Notre D•tnt: team in . I; . · 1 ', •lb: mKe1 from Wllkeavllle. 19116 '"'"10 Sabal plaY<,d tor Ille � hnlct Da, � IIL( ,,: ,, ·1 , ' 28 aotc � llle lo,t thhil ',..,. loecial - I I "'·"° ·"° - I JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR ----- - -- - a., I I RADIATOR =======:= - -- PHONE WY-2-2 1 57 1 1 I Notices E-xperieneed I l KARR & VAN ZANDT I 16) Lost and Found -------d nociR. °i;;;:1d ,is ( 8) Auto Soles RIMITU• at1 9.:.... w� REPAI R d Blaettna r's - d · d ---- ----- -- ( 20b ) I nsurance J -- --- --- · -- I U d d T d d ----- - �-- d d -===� 1 - r R A I L E R s- . d �A - --�---- .-::-c•c:''�"::'--ccc:---- -- - ­ I 1 I I �!1!'. I · · I I d I I d Harr,·son'v1" lle So . I E e.11 t I I I 0 l EM AN DEALER CHASE HARDWARE d d d d . I Waverly Mobile Home Sales I J I · Thomas Fork News Of The Week Wanted I Carmel . Society News I d d ■ d d d d d 1 d I d d I ........ 1 d I 11 LegaI NOt•ICe d d d d d �1�7 d d d d d d d d d d 19! For Sole --- d d d ( 20 ) Business Services d d I .•• •• •• l.lTO'uL ali Cutr, or· dd 1 d -...... d d ------- -- --TELEV ISIOM GU ,DE WSAZ.TV Chann el 3 Cho11nel 3 - Wednesda1 6:45 7:00 9,00 . 9·30 10:00 National Vice Unique Sehool Work Prartised By UN Kids President Will I Talk At Meeting I I d � �□� r� · r•,. ,.;..::.._;_;,,.,-"'-- - ' ■' --l!CTIIIC Call Dlci SterrtH --""""' . -·�- If you have a forced air furn• ace, you already have %'of an air-conditioning system. , See your heatlns and air-con• 'ditionins dealer today, AIR ., ,, I CONDITIONING ' , )I . '/' 1 1 �,, . !{ P#J:'°9f�,(9,.._4 ·· , ,tl.#j_[e��aoled 1te�t�ijllj ...' Cl< All RtGHT .. HA� I T YO>JR OWN l<lAV 1 I I. d d d Channel 8-1 uesda} 'l'·YASSUH -Bllr TH' NATIVES 15 GITTIN' MORE. R•IUSTU.'95!! d d AH CAIN'T BEAR IT!.1 d • 7 ..,.. 7"!r;:�:;:::::I:r--::;;�� �rr�t:-:; -. r l �do o_ !-H_ ,,-.ach_ at__ inl< th� ut .,,.f� Notyet. ·B__ pe she feelc.. that they're. so cu�! has never forgiv12n me foy op12ning up way any- more. You ought to West Virginia 4�H News ,;ee them. here so near CorkyS Diner! Cltannel 8 - Wed11esda, •.� � �;��:, t".i,i,1 8:00 8:30 9:30 11:25 WHTN..W-_ChaWll\tl 1·3 Channel 13 TuesdaJ ,:oo (:15 a:!( 1:00 1:30 1:00 1:10 B:20 1:sa '7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 1:00 1:30 11):00 11:00 1:1:10 12:00 u Guldl'lf I wm '1 Start The Day Right tso ,,15 · 1,tlb il),00 '1),30 11,00 1 d With STEVE Channel 1 3 Wednesday t,oo d d ALLEN On The WMl'O Daily Program Sehedule Monday Throu1h Friday 1:116 Slin on t:00 Guest Star 1:16 News & Weaiber 1:30 RF!) . . l:00 �reakf11t Partr .. B:30 News 8:35 Breal:taat Party t:SO New, I0:00 Coffee TIUlfl 10:)G Swap Shop M):32 Mom.in1 Devotion■ 10:45 On the Town 11:00 Country HOfl Down 12:00 l1oon Nuya 12:30 1,30 1:36 2:00 3:00 3:30 3:35 4:30 4:30 �:00 5:10 6.15 5:4:J 6:00 O:SO Jult For Yod , News Just For 1".ou Calling On Pl. l'leuant M usic Go Round News Music Go Round Local News :Mu1IC Go Round • Sports In Reriew SPorta Scoret The Band Bos Pat BOOnt! Shu# Sundown .serenade OH the �ir · · · · '�M u sical . .:. Al �U'I :::::== ., R l 1 L1 ·c-: • �··-- l'ANKEE A1DS CRAZY ft\AN, CRAZY UNION, S. C. UPl-'-The Confed· GREl!.""NVILL'E, S. C. UPI-A bllr&lar hroke into the School for erate battle flag, for the flr1t Velel'ans here, ,tole a battered time I n almost 100 years, was table rad(o and an empty cash raised Friday over Union County. b o� and iett I note laying he And officials admitted the fl•& , -wo�ld be back. tt was sign�, , w111 purehaaed from a "yari.11:el!I" 1 I' ma nu faeturer, •jthe crazy Ill� ______ --- ■ Clo-ck'' MORNING ,,·t • ,-, · :,: · �w ..- JIJII. Jl, u ' . llttl\wday evening 1.1' 'flfb . h in ch11l'fe Ot the - · c•rr Ill, Mo!'la�town llvenlde-Pi11oh Me� MohOtilll Con'nty · · , it W · llHist wftb 'the lfit\ltlt. Sunday "M orninl ·Thoughts" will again be presented 'by Hartley and then "Moment, o( Meditatl on" at the ''Teepi" Kendrick Memorial will be ynder the direction Or Mrs. Ksthr)n H in kle l)avi, 10n, ,n All Star from Lewi.a •; County who h as been active in .f-,H Club work in West Vlr�lni'a •. • ' iinee Ila beglnnin"g. Tbe ch'apet · · service will be 10· charge of Mrs. Dnawha CUnningh.m, Mary ' 1. . County. The West VJr' irlnla 1-R I AU " ' Stara g-roup . waa or�� tn " 1919; It hu si nce sprekd � ie1v-' ' era I other atate. Its lii'o'tto is . "Servi-." ,- . ' ...... ' H E ·!,-,""""""""��""""""""°""'�--==,;:::::. . ' , ON . J -- 1.11 " the 11:LECTR1c co; ' ·--__ - ,,.. ___ . I ------------------,:---,---. WC HS�TV c,-, unnel 8 4.:00 G:30 S:00 1!-N 6:40 6:45 '1:00 7:30 8:30 0:00 9:30 J0:00 10:30 U :00 U:O& 1-1 :1611:20 12,4D Pt:ANUTS ly COL"ETT! 9l.ACKMOOIE Rich a rd Poor, 19 , Na tional Vice Unit.cl p,..a, lnt1trnationel Presi d ent of the Future Farmers of Comr d y Playliouse UNITED NATIONS. N. Y . UPJI America , from Neosho, Missouri, Adventure Theater �•il\ be a feltured ,peaker at the _The children who go 10 1choot at SteambQ,11.t Bill Ohio FFA Co nve n ti on to be �eld 1 131 First Avenue in Ne w York City quickly learn that the world Woody W oodpecker J une 2, 3, -4 at Columbus. Lowrey Showtime About 3000 Future f'armers are has ma ny conflicting voicea, not expected to a tte nd the conve ntion, a ll wise but .all deserving at.. lea�t Jim Thacker Show it was reported today by Warren to be heard. Weathercast The voices !I re their own an d G. Weile r, State Superviso r or Vot,;-fWS Pi('tUff they learn Is through al Agriculture. Two offici al the way calion Runt!c:, Srln):ley Report hard experu· nces. As a tes frQm each of lhe Slate's evedyday t:1cleg Cannonb al l s,oo 342 l ocal ch apters will comprise every former schoolboy knows, ir Laram ie 5:30 the voti ng body t o conduct the bus- you delibe ra lly snub you r class• Startime 6:00 ma t e wh en h e wa n ts to tell you iness of the conve ntion. · somethi n g, he _is li a ble eventually Fl:I� Arthur M urray Part y 1 prewill o wh 11 r omce e Slat FFA I ' !!I M Squad side over the convention are Rich- t o punch you m the nose. So you J:S(l h ad �tte r let_ him ha �e �ia way, Phil Silvers Show atd Thompson, Delphos, President : I 11:.ffi J'lllC'"lll Hf'�-tuae■ Ja m es Kjng, Baltimore, Vice preal- even d you , dis agree �•th 1t. yi:00 dent; Bob Flemi ng, Ai.hley, repor t W-eathci:cut . How lo d1sag�ee am1c�bl about · a nd George Ruff Lanca stti r big 11nd small issues 11 perhaps 7,30 I er Jack Paar Show ' w�lcb r the mos_t valua �lc lesson 8:30 se�retary. Sign 0({ studying 330 pupils a t the _llmte d _ l fficer, o nationa 9:00 The visiti ng Richard Poor, was elected to hi8 N ations sch�ol a hsorbli m the 10:00 position at the Nation al FF A Con- course of thei r study. l0:30 Sig n on Spe•lc 29 Langua9M ve n tio n in Ka ns as City, Mo., last ll:UO Today They spea k among them 29 lanOctober. on e of the organization'11 l l : 1P -47 coun­ Kati e :>oo na n Sh ow g ages and �om c from � he leaden, m.-.st capable y oung 1 1 : Ut Toppe r n Union di g tries the excl So_vlet ! � was a sop'hom ore at Northeastrm l:00 D ough Re Mi Pol o mg but and, umst .:i m�lu m C OklahQma A&M College, Miami, mania and Bolgar,4 . Ro the at ndry n Husba n stu yi g A imal The U n ite Natio ns school has time of his election. He droppe out of college for the aprlng se- an ideal aa ambitious as Iha� of 11 '30 I Married Joan mester in o'rder to meet the heavy the wor ld bo y which sponsor.a it l2,00 Restless G1'n travel sched"ule Qf a nati onal FFA -to create an atmosphete o{ Bob That llJVe 2:30 1 study and the facilities for 1earn., B,.nd!ltand American ofricer 1,00 About Faces Rocky and P.is Friends Rich� rd farms in partnership I� whlc"h will s_uit an , lniel��en t 1 , 30 Medic San :rraneisco Beat with his father on 200 acres. His child of a n)' natio nality, regard. 2:00 Day in Coµrt You-r Esso Rt:pnner ]959 program COn eil:ted Of a h a lf less of its backgroun . 2,ao Gale Storm Sho-tr When set up 1 1 years ago, the Weather Teller interest in ffl5 'Heteford e-attle, · 200 3,00 Beat the Clock John Daly New1 sheep, 62 feeder lambs, 3 d airy school's i mm ediate purpose wis S,30 W ho Do You Trust Honcy mooders c ow.a, 13 acres of S org(!, and 180 to provide m i ni mum edueatfon for o f n on-Amerlc� n 4:00 Amerloan Bandsta nd Bronco a c're1 o f i m11roved permanent pas- the youngsters yes o In New empl N. statio'ned U. Fllcb inc]udes Frle11d :ilso Earp M 0:30 Wyatt ture. The partnership y York. a t purpose 1s bei'n1 fulTh machinBeat l:'l'andtc'-, San m far n ode m f 1'1» o line full a ThP Rifleman filled. ery, d ·10 Your ESfJO .depl)ftlt Colt .45 Rank With ....t Alcoa Presents 6:40 Weather Teller school's guiding spirits the Now, Eve and ms a Ad M r. 6·45 John Daly NeWI have moved a step further and The News To11115,.1h 7:t-0 Four Just Men are 'trying slo wly to ttansform it ScaMiDg the Weather 7:30 M usic for a Spr ing Nlght Into one which will rank with the Sports Report 8;30 Ozzie and Hlrriet be.st nati on al private scb()()lsi Late Show 9:00 Wednesday Ntght Fights complementing rather than imi­ Sig,, OIi Gov. Cecil H. U nderwood will tating them, orienting iti; students 9:45 Sports Parade )le the sP�aker at the Chapel Ser­ t owa rd the world as a whole ifl• vice QD SundaY mornl ng June 15-, . stead of pri maril to one riatl(!­ y durlq: the 1960 Conference of or a'nother. 11:10 Scam1lni the Weather C artoon Spectacular the Wfst Vlr11:lnia f-H All Stars 1 1 : 15 Sports Report Ro m per Room at the State t•H Camp. The }wv. The students are already world $1).aW Late :20 ll l Movie Big orie)lted. ' H arry P. . Di.1ht, Charleston , From the primary �:45 Sip Oft Your Esao Reporter Olief of tbe honor,ey , ann ounced Jradee on up, the ,y all study 1 that the ieneral theme for this French and En1lish .nd at ye__ar'& annual ffleeting will be they take up a third lan1u·age. "My Task' &J\d the sessions will The y ,:et a good groundinl ill ' 1 1 :30 Decefn'b'tt !lirfde 00 held �une 9-fii. lbe world's histdry, payina; eq\lal 1ido Lo.. Ill Life Followmg the evenin g meal atten ti on to all of its great racing T'le !:tt�ttfff DaJ on Friday, the ll'oup will take group5. 12,,0 �,re)! t'or 'O>ll­ llecret Storm L11bt i!,45 t1to part i n the All Star Consecration Thei r rea ings of llteNture .Mge of Nh(ht I ,OO Hearl ol t�e 'city Service at the State Volunteer ranges over many cultures. 1,ao A• tl<t World TU1'DI 4- H Club Leaders' Conference an d , I n ad ition t o this, they study The Three Stooge, i:oo Fo-r !J�e� -ru Wone then partidpate i n a council cir- science a nd mathematica more Life of Riley end with a candle- thoroughly than children in AmPT• cle which 2:SO Fj:ouse Party Arth�1r J. Smjth ....,,,. servl�. lighting , ican high schQOls , Mntionalre 1'1te 1:00 . . and moat prtWeather at the A Loot ' in . I a d Sat On '') ,.t' IJlbtn � f, sc�OO!S.' '. ur._ �� . . ,.� . 8:30 . 1 1'Jbe ,Verdfe\ ... Yoan . . Jule Rl�lin Show 1 ,.;.;::;;,a.:;;;.;;a:a;:;;aa.;;;:a;;;;;;;;;;-· - · l�: their l a st grades, trom aiJ:e. 1:00 The Brighte_r Da) Amo.. 'n' An<tY 6 o l'l, : hey learn to 'Nork itJ.Steve Don avan l:Ui T.,e �eret Storld ependen tly under a tutorJal ,ys. Edge o! Night . To Tell the Truth tern, in prepa rntlo n for the un i­ versity . 5:00 'nte 'I1u"!e Stooge1 Deilni5 O'Keefe Show Many L...vea of Doh)' Gilll1 S:30 The Life of Riley Tightrope a:00 Arthw· I Smttb---New, Red Skeltoft ShoW S:15 A Look at the Wea ther Garry Moore Show 8:20 Jule Rivlin Show - .. =News n'" A 'n' rni m A 1:30 A Look at the Weatber t:00 Highway Patrol , Theater J.3 7:30 Be Our G uest 8:30 · Me n Into Space 9:00 The Millionaire News 9:30 I've Got A Se�et Captain Kangaroo 10:00 Arm strong CINlle Theater C111.toon Theam 1 1 :00 1 1 o'clock N,w, Red Rowe Show 1 1 : 10 A J.ook at the Weather On the Go 1 : 1 5 Theater 13 1 ,Lucy I.,oye I Channel 3--l'uesdaJ f:00 4:30 5:00 6:30 6:00 e:15 fl:� e:3U 8:45 7:00 7 :'::iU 8:30 9:30 10:00 10:30 U · 00 1 1 :JU 11:15 1 : 00 ) '0 :30 1 1 : 00 t 1 :30 l 'l: 00 L':30 1 . 00 l ; lll 2:30 3,00 3 10 4 : 00 4:30 Pl a y Your Bu ncb Price is Right Conc�ntra tion Truth OT" Com1e/iuencea It Could B e You Mid Day News Movieti m e Loretta You ng Theater Young Dr . ..t:alo ne From The1e Roots <i:omE.-dy PlayhoUJe Adventure Ti me Stea mboat Bill Oulek Drsw Y�Gnw Mu! i"c in the Round The .Tll'l, Ttu..cte.r �o• We:thef'Cast �ewa Plct\lNI Huntley Brinkley Rero,t Manhu nt WPiOn Tta in Priei!: Is Right PP.rry Como Sltow This is Your Life To mbstone Terrltoi,y Newa Hudlllltl1 wea,nercut The Jack P� 8h01' Sign Off I ■ --- d d Give your family this every. minute comfort-the com• blnecl benefits of the right' temperature, ba la nced hu­ midity, clean· filtered air, and continuous air circu lation, . Quietness, tool . Legal Not;ce d • . ,.•·· d d d .... • • • • • • • • • ••• • •• '• .,• d I '• Complete ..___ i Home Comfort•l =--··· d d · 1 960-7 "'' .,. POTATOES AND THESE M ASHED PEAS ARE COLD AUNT FRITZ I DOE S N 'T LIKE ME TO CRITI C I Z E H E R C09KIN G··· "• . • BUT MAYBE I CAN GIVE HINT HER A ' �.' # ~Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy--Middleport, 0., May 31 , 1960 ~ - - - - - - - -- - - - - - I 'nie Rutland \hodi.st Garden Club met Monday evening at the Church for a demo111tration meeting . Hostesses evening were Mrs. Charlei; Amos, Mrs. J . A . Eden the Mrs. Floyd Thomas. Mefor I and Mrs. Robert Canada-y, president, Ing and the following were was in charge of the meetelected as officers for the new year: Mra. Robert Canaday, presl• 1 dent; Mra. c . o. Chapman, vice I rangements . were . made prel:ident; Mrs. Vernon Weber, strating various lines 1n aecrelary and Mra. Bay Biddle, At the close of the tz:eaaurer. the hostesses served During the meeting plans were 27 of the Carper Nul'sery and tour of the Athena State Hospital ground, for tree identification . A picnic lunch will be held at noon. Mem• bera are to contact Mra. Floyd Thomas, Mrs. C.a naday or Mrs. James Nicholson for transportation. The president thanked Mn. Biddle for the table arrangements which were used at the Band Boosters banquet. At the close of the bu1lne11 meeting, Mrs. Robert Belbel dlscuaae<i spel:imena of Iris, their selection and growlne. A specimen must show good cultural practice, must show branch balance, good fiower placement, straight stem and be true to its type In size and color. Different varieties were ahown and dlacuased. · Several ar• made for a tour on June MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY, ORIO demondesigns. program a salad course . 4-H Gardeners Hold Session Friday Afternoon Th~ 4-H Gardeners Club form · erly the Junior Winding Trail Garden Club, met with their leaders. Mrs. G. R. Thompson and Mrs . Sidney Spencer Friday afternoon at the Thompson home . \ A demons! ration on how to make a pot holder was given by Mary Thompson and 4-H project books were distributed to the members. Sewing bask~ts were displayed by the girls. Leah Grueser was elected as secretary . Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Carl Stalder and served by her daughter, Jackie Spencer assisted by Mary Thompson. Present were Peggy Folmer, Sandra Hendricka, Sedonla Spencer, Nancy Tyo, Mary and Louella 'l'hompson, Rebecca Nease , Jackie Spencer and guests, Mrs. Harley Hendricks and Mrs. Max Folmer. TONIGHT "HAPPY ANNIVERSARY" Wbl Ga:y11Gr - David Nlwn Not Open We4nesday By LUCILLE HAWKINS IZundel, Eri,tertain entertained with a family dinner .iJ>arty Thursday evening at their 'home, Mulberry Avenue, honoring THl,llf9.A~nd l'IUDAY their daughter, Sharon, a mem'STALAG 17" ber or the High School graduating William Holden and c!a,s. Otto Preminger · Relatives from out of town IUND.l{V thru WEDNESDAY present were Rev . and Mrs. E 0 . JUNE Parker, Akron and Mr. and Mrs. Walt Dl1ney'11 C. E. Jaspar and son, Tom, Col• "TOBY TYLER" umbus. They also joined the fam ln Tcchnlcolor , lly and_frlends following the comKevln Corcoran and mencement at which time Sharon "Ohlmp" Ohimpanzee wat •r11sented with lovely gifts ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ a111t 1lefreshments were served. 5.. I Cincin n at i. , Mrs Irene .J acuhs return ed to her home in C1nc1nnall Thursday after a l'isil with Mr. and Mrs . Elias Stiles . Mr and Mrs. George Earl Will · iamson and sons re turned to their home in fJar rishurg, Pa, Monday after a visit with his mother, Mrs . Georgia Williamson and oth~r rel atives. Mrs. Elizabeth Wickham or Oester is the guest of Mr . and Mrs. Elmer Wi ckham . Mrs . Charl es Ward of Columbus is the guest of Mrs. Pearl Hysell. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lanning and daughters, Susan and C<:nnie spent the weekend in Cincinnati with Mr . and Mrs. Halph Zink and family . r.:r . and Mrs. Donald Bl&nkenship of Ca nton were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs. Waller Grueser and family. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Schuler and daughter of Columbus were weekend guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs . Jacob Schuler. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wolfe and family of Columbus vlslted his mother, Mrs. Walter Wolfe over the weeli;81)d. . , ' IN ·2 0 Ml NUTE& Q>sts Hosp1lal, for the past two weeks and now has been taken to the home of her daughter . Mrs. Geo rge Shive ler, R. N , in Cin cinnati , where stir is rec·uprraltn ~ Mr a11d Mrs . Kenneth Harri s and f:lllnly muvcd last week fr om East M:.in SI. , lo their new ly purchased prupcrty on Welzgal Stree t. I••• than 12 cente a day_ with 12 months to repay. Phone first for fast approval. Then atop for your money. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd of The 1925 class of Pomeroy High School celebrated Its 35th Middleport and Mrs. Clarence Ch!- anniversary at the Alumni banquet Saturda•y evening with 17 ford are grandparents of the new members of the original class of 50 present. By l'RIDDIE HOUDASHEL T am val. _____ Following the banquet and program , the group went to the V1S1t1ng with Mr . and Mrs. Allen Mr~ and ;11 ,, , Robert Mitch and home of Mr . and M;rs , J . W. McMurray , Butternut Ave ., for a Hughes Sunday and also dinner sons David and Steven of Wheel- party . The centerptece on one of I.he tables was a, flower argue,!, at the Martin Restaurant mg 'came Friday to ~ttend the rangement of blue and white flow .11 J ' 'd S kh M were Mr. and Mrs. Jame; Hughes I graduation exercises when Larry I ers, the class colors, encircled by cE't··e b IVhl eAn wladc acmetrl, asRon ; 1 f I · · d· 1 h· h 1za et rno u er 10 o . Bl a t1mdorMe. M . R "h d Mitch received his diploma. They md 1Pn1,atulre f1plhomasow m ,c weeret Grande · Anna Mae Cook cu'riston, ., r. an rs. arvm ouo an visited at the Perry Mitch home u 1ca es o e c mencem n D . • M. h H 'Id Ohl' M fa1111ly of Atlanta, Ga., came last and with Mr and Mrs John Seines program of 1925. The original Clet_roit , d MIC ; M~,.., 8 . Linger c k d k · · f th I h am an r . ""'am, ancas Ier · w,·,• lOhsMpen "d two wee s vaca- and returned home Saturday . I copdy do . e h< ass prop ecy was Lucille Price, Columbus ; Evely~ 11011 wit r . an Mrs. Earl Roush . Jl'ir • and Mrs · John Vroman came I rea uring I e evening. w·,1 son Rose an d Mr Rose A k ron · • A• u spendmg the weekend at the Friday to spend the week end with A buffet supper was served by w 1·ir B t I d. M •B t I ' J(uus h home was Glenn Roush of Mr and Mrs John C Vroman and the hosts during the evening Ed iamd Star e s aKn th lrs. arBe_,s; L· ll l'aster h. • · d. h f 11 : war ra uss; a a een a1 y " . ot er re 1auv_,. Atten ing were I e o owing Scott ; Harriett Burnell Sterre tt; Monday afternoon Mrs . Orin members a nd guest_s: James Euler Edna Fisher Schoenleb and Mr Sn11lh and Mrs. Maude Betz visited i>lr. and Mrs. William White (Sal- and Mrs. Euler, Middleport; Lu• t Schoenle b· Hortense Genheimer at Old Kyger with Mrs. Marion ly Gilmore) and daughter, Cindy, - - - - - - _____ _ _ _ , , llarnell and son, Tommy . Tommy, who have spent the week end with Frankel ; Helena Phillips Daniels 01 eyS and Mr . Daniels ; Mrs Mary Whitwho ~uffered a broKen neck and Mr . and Mrs. Carl Gilmore . left tohas been a patie nt at White Cr<>-.s day tu• their home In Washington, lock Kunzelman; Helen Leifheit Hospital was returned home Tues- D. C Wippel; Thelma Phillips McMurday of last week and is improving ray and Mr McMurray, Pomeroy. Mr . and Mrs. Charles Enstminger Mr . an d :.. rs. C. C. Chapman and f Mr. and Mrs. Willard McMaster t ·arl Lefever vis:led over th• of Charleston spent the holiday Th th dd ' . o Columbus were also guests. end with Mrs. Garnet Enise 37 we ing anniversary I 1, ·morial weekend with Mr. and" week . or Mr. and Mrs . Everett Dailey 1 s. Harold Chapman and family minger. . and the fourth birthday of their Mrs. MLler Employed i. Chillicothe. On Sunday they Mrt... Paul Kautz (Ru th Pickens) grandson, Byron Jay Dailey, were a nd daughters_, . Barbara a nd Jill, celebrated Sunday at their home, for Harrisonville 1 v, nt lo Reynoldsburg lo visit at - Mrs. Maurita Miller, Chester, tl,e Sunny Ci~,t Cemetery. j of Columbus v1s1ted over the_week Anne St. who taught vocal music at North Mr. and Mrs. Carl Taylor and I e~d with Mr. an_d Mrs. Richard dau ghter, April Lynn, Columbus, .Pickens and family , local, and Mr. An anniversary cake and birth- Gallia High School the past year, spent the weekend with Hubert and Mrs. Billy Thomas, Mason. day cake presented by Mrs. has been employed as a tea~her at l'aylor and daughter Helen LouMr. and . Mrs. Albert Schle1ch_e r Louise Zirkle were served with a Harrisonville Elementary School, ise • (Mary Ohlinger) of Parma, Ohio, turkey dinner at ,noon. Northwest Local School Board Ex· visited over the holiday with her Present were Mr. and Mrs. Dai- ecutive George Dallas said today . ' Weekend guest• of Mr. _a nd Mrs. par2nts, Mr. and M~, William Oh- ley , Mr. and Mrs. Don Dailey and Mrs. Miller will teach vocal muSanford Thomas were their daugh- linger and daughter, Martha. son Byron Jay, Columbus; Mr . sic and special reading classes at ler, Poll~, student nurse at Hol- , Carol Hudson, student at Milli- and Mrs. Howard Dailey and chil- Harrisonville. ze~ Hospital, and Mr. and &trs . . Zol gan College m Tennesee, came on ~ren Kevin and Browyn , MiddleMag~ied, Charleston, The Maggierls Friday for a visit with her parents port; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Houdacam~ especially to attend the al- Mr. and Mrs. George Hudson. · shell and children Becky and . To Plan Fish Fry umnt banquet. j Randy and Mrs. Z1'rkle, local. Th e M'ddl · t 10n ' I epor t Par k A ssocta Major and Mrs. Leroy Brown of ,11:r. a nd Mrs. Jennings Keefer of All of the Dailey children were will meet this evening at the City Columbus spent the week end witb Columbu.,, who came Saturd ay to , home for the occasion with the Hall to make final planJ for the Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Roush and other attend the MHS alumni, visited in ex~ption of Bill Dailey of Indio, Fish Fry on June 3. relatives. They also attended the We st Virginia wi th rela t i\•es a nd Calif., who called long distance All interested persons arc urged alumni banquet Saturday night. here with Mr. and Mrs Ray Hecox during the day. to attend . M.I!. L. R. Roush .who has been ill and others Sunday on their way at her home since 1hursday, is home. improving. . Week end visitors with Mr. and Franklin Richard• of Columb11s Mrs. C. A. Emmish were Mr. and spent the week end with Mrs. Ada Mrs. Roger L. Emmish of Detroit, Root. Michigan, and Mrc,. Don Burkey Tom Lewis and his son and fam- and daughters, Susan and Kathy, ily, Dr. and Mrs. ThomlL Lewis ;.tll'ietta. and two. daughters, visited Monday Miss Sue Knight and Bonnie Halwith Mr. and Mrs. Bay Hecox, Mr. J ley of Columbus came Saturday to I and Mrs. Gene Harris and friends spend the week end with her parof Meigs County, ents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knight. Mrs. Bud Kissel of Columb-111, They ccme especially to attend the ' ,¥4'.. rame Monday to vlslt with Mr. and annual alumni rr.eeting. :.trs. James Brewin;iton end daughMr. and Mrs. Richard Walters, ~j ter, Sandra. She plans to return to Ricky and Cheryl, and Mr. and M1~. 'iii· Jack Walters, Steven and Jack, of her home on Thursday. James Arnold, who ls employed Columbus came _Saturday to spend al White Sulphur srent the week the week end with Mr. and Mrs. end wlth MIi.. Arnold and daugh- Guy Walters and ;11r. and Mrs. Wil· ter, Judy . Also visiting the Arn- 11am Walters and family . olds' is Mrs. Esther Allen of New Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Hor4en of York . She was met in Columbus Columbus visited over the week last Friday by Mrs. Arnold and end with Mr. and Mrs. Garen plans to ,.pend about two weeks Stat •:bury. . . here and in Rio Grande. She ls alMr. and Mrs. Wilham Mayes and becauH embroidered so vj1itinc will! per m11ther, Mrs. daughters, Ba~bara and Da_vid . or nylon taffeta front panel Laura Bradbury . Lima came Friday for a v1s1t with lllma your tummy! I · Mr. and Mrs. Boy Horne re- Mrs. Lucille Mayes and other relaturned home Monday after spend- lives. , lng the week end with relatives in Mr. and :11:rs. Clifford Cunning. becauae power net elutlti Kentucky. ham and family of Lima spent the trims your hips ..• Mr . and Mrs. William Yeauger week end with their parents, Mr. 1111ootha your derrlml · and :.ir~. Lelah Whitlach of Kent and Mrs. L. L. Cunningham and visited over the week end with Mr.;. Beatrice Bobson. becauee extra lone lep Ml ,. C. E. Vance. Mrs. Mabel Walburn of Columlleek your thlshl ... 1arMr. and Mrs. Harold Munns (Ad- bus visited over the week end with t.en placed i na,d, elimrlanne Mills) of Painesville came her daughter, Mrs. Harold Thomas inate bulpel Friday to spend the week end with and family and other relatives. Alber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bussell so visiting at the Tho:m~s ho~e • Mills and other relatives. were Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Phil· li,•J and family c:.i:arcella Wal• burnl, who have sp~nt the week end with Mrs. Pearl Phillips in Mlnersvllle. . Mrs. Fred Bush and daughter, Martha Ann. of Columbus apent the week end wlth her parents, Mr. ...._lHI . A/11' TL,n c.· ,,\., ' ' ! f,~!1,•,,• p ' ,' . ' 1 and Mrs. L. D. Dil ~ •. Also visiting , · the Diles family were Mrs. Bruce Ward of Akron and Mr. and Mrs. •l "'-I Virgil Edwards of Columbus who Thlghrnoiil shapes you I visited at the Charles Edwards for all the demandlnc : home here and with ;,Ir. and Mrs new allhouettea I Hu Herb Edwarl!I,, Gallipolis. front panel lined In 10ft Among those from out of town felt , •• elaatl!! banding who attended the alumni banquet at top and bottom with 1 and dance at Middleport Saturday I Mr and Mrs Floyd Tracy of Akron were weekend guests of James Traty and Mrs. Eddie Smith Mrs D. W Hennessy fell Sun· day breaking her arm . Mrs . Mildred Finlaw of Upper SanduskYo spent the weekend with Mrs. D. W. Hennesy who accom· pan1ed her home for a visit. Mrs. Jay Myers has been in the Deaconess Bf!'rtha~"::::UJ'!:;.';!' Lloyd are Pomeroy Alumni Hold 35th Anniversary 0 1 ~~~~~n1~~~on :,\h~~~ay, k:t~~: Saturday Evening At McMurroy Home Around And About Middleport Mainly About People In Pomeroy llutland Gorden Oub Elects New Officers At Demonstration Sessi,on Held Monday • D 'I Qb Serve ' 37 thWedd'Ing Ann'1versary Sun day I j I AN ANKLE-LENGTH evening dress ot embossed pique with a spltt-decolleU WU de-• slgr,ed by Pauline Trlgere torher summer collection. Brulers Visit Here ,· Briders Visit Here 114 Soc Mr. and Mrs. C. E Brider, of Athens who have just returned home rom a nine months stay in North and South Carolina and Florida were supper guests Saturday ol Dr. and Mrs. P. E. Stanley al their home on West Main Street. Dr. ~nd Mrs. Stanley were at Lake Hope, Monday, and enjoyed dinner at the dining lodge there . i day wi\h relatives in Zanesville. Mr. and Mrs. Don Will and fam ily of Columbus spent the week end with Emmett Will, Chester Road. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Young of Mr. a11d Mrs. Leonar<I RUH re• turned to their home In ·Cleveland East Li'verpool spent the weekend Monday •fter a vl1lt with her fa- with his mother Mrs. Alina Young . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walker ther, Riytnond Eiselsteln, who respent Sunday with relatives in turned holne with them : · Mr. and Mrs. Phil Meinhart Shilo, W. Va. spent Sunday with relatives In Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ohlinger of Chauncey. Columbus were weekend guests of Mr . and Mrs . C. F. Tompkins Mrs. Arthur Fick Sr. and son spent the weekend In Miss Sandra Kay Ingraham reCridersville with · Mr and Mrs. turned to her employment in Jotm Bayliff. Marietta Monday evening after a Mr'. and Mrs. Hugh Ferguson weekend visit with he r mother, and son Jimmy and Miss Cleo Parker of Columbus were weekend Mrs . Ollve Ingraham and Brenda guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Sue. Parker . " Mr. and Mrs. Herman KaSllljl' Mr. and Mrs . Glen DIii and #lld' family of Dayton we re wee.k,Mrs Elizabeth Cutler spent Sun- enil guests of his mother, Mrs. Amanda Kaspar and other relatives . Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ashbaugh and daughter, Judy of Ellicott, Md ., were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mr• . David Free• ker and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs . R. A. Thompson and daughter Hoberta Jane of Bridgeville, Pa., and Mrs. Therion Ohlinger or Dayton spent the weekend with Mrs. C. E. Nease. Miss Sue Smith, student nurse al ll otzcr llusp,tai , ij (ll'nl the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Smith. IJr . and Mrs. Alston Tracy of Columbus spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs E. J . Tracy . Miss Carolyn Meier, student nurse at St Joseph Hospital, Parkersburg spent the weekend with her parents, Mr . and Mrs. Philip Meier . Mrs. James O'Riley of Dayton was the wee kend guest of William Middleport F. Young and Mr. and Mrs . Ro• bert Morris. I BAKER FURNITURE - 1 • I ·you're in shapEr for today's' fashions ·-· ·-· ·-· in BESTFORM'S lN MtiGS Thigh mold s '- I · ne1t Robertson, Charleston, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hartman (Bertha ,, Running .·out:of hot·w-8,ter too ·o ften? ,I lining! In whltll, SI-. Elbe·rfelds In Pomeroy SPECIAL! SOI.VE BRICK STAINING SAVE 20% ON WALLPAPER {(•llllil PROBLEM CHALK RESISTANT OUTSIDE WHITE Specially tormulated to produce a -b rHliant, loll'II'. klstill'II whtte that won't sliain adja~t masonry or dark pelnted . ~ . Listen To Pickens' Radio Show On WMPO • W0117•h. 'nat'• the Quick-Recovery 50-aallon Electric Wat.er Heater! Compare It to electric U,ht. Both .,.. flanww IDd Antin hcm11., 6olA arw .r«:lrio. It'• a bir reuon why 10 •IIIUY motban are lmiatln, on the ufe Quick-Recovery Electric Water Heaw, The water beat« with oompl,le ,ati,facnon1uaran,..., or your money will be ntumecl, lncludiq the lnatallatlon ClOltl. See your electric applienoe tleeler or plomber, or call U8 'for more•detalla. -· · • Every Tuesday and Thursday Morning at 7:301.....- Learn ' There's ' RESISTS CHALKING . A~o· r.ii>it. RESISTANT COLORS PAIN T & H~ROWARE CO, • • -·~<e>-' We .Give Away $50.00 Cash' Every Week. Nothing To Buy- No Purchast NeceSi5ary. How Only $7.30 gal. PICKENS' ~ELECTBJCIJi .-:yow l»etter wa7 lo heal waler · . ,p • I , , -.will .. COIIPLftSLY 8ATl81'1SD wlda a Qulok-Reoove17 ilo,.pboa :lleetrio Wam Beater or your moa•1 will be n• \MU.. IDOl.uq &lie 1Da&alla$1oia oo.a., I !,M,L. XI. This Week! • jWlru.'GVAW'l'U YOU WCIN'Tt-Anti we'll furtlaerpuantee ,., Stevens) of St. AlbanJ and )ifr. and Mrs. Bob Mc;,faster of Clncin• . natl, who spent the week end in . Gallipollf with relative• . • velvety "1oft-grlp" nlght were Mrs. Patty · Kennedy Yates of Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Er• t-,t ~ • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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