https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/df3a32745d19140b9ed1dd70ace354f4.pdf c5215a001f10e916dda8b28088178cb8 PDF Text Text r....... Bilclt A.IIIWunttd 1 S/s,t. and llr1. Paul llyen ol IJll>opolla, 0., are ,nnounrlng 8--D aily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., June I, 1960 · - • B uild in g Plans A t Syracuse Pres byteri an h � b:.'t.: i!'���: l";':,.!: g Meetin Church Discussed At Official . . Bue Uospltal. Mn. Myers 11 the 1 of lhe Session o f the Fi rst U m t�d Pr�s- former Betty Lo u Fr-011 of Chu- Around And About M'i ddleport A called meetin f byterian Church o Syracuse was held Monday everung with the opening prayer given by Rev. Howard Ruppelt , pastor of I th e ch urch and moderator o( the meet i ng. T he meeting was called to discu�s the plans of lhe trustees their apfor additional moms at the church. The group gave - ter. Tbe little 1irl! have been named Colene and K,ylene. The maternal grandpanm t. are Mr. and Mn. Willis t' roat, Chester, the paternal �nridparentt are Mr. and Mrs. D.av1d Myen, Carroll tow n, Pa., and itre•! grandparent11 � M r. and Mrs · George Freder· iclc Sr ., Loru: Bottom 0 ., Rt. 1 . . _ -·-- - -- -- - !hi.' Midd leport Park Association \\ h e n they met a t the Ci1y Hall. Mrs. James Arnold and Mrs . Es. th er All e n who is visiting here fro m Ne w Y ork w e n l to Colum • bu11 t his morning and from th ere they will go to Cincinna tl w here they will visit with Mr. an d Mrs James A rn ol d an d daughter · Caro l teen. Milry Final plans were mad e for the f i rst money raising project of the g roup ro r this se ason, t he Fish Fry wh ic h will be held at 8 p. m. June - - --___ proval of the project and represen. 3 . .at the park. In case of rain t he t ,t,ves of the church will go to the A called congrt::gational mee ung rrv' w l l l be held in the high school Tuesday Greenfield, c:ibytcry at Pr o( th e ch ur c_h w ill be held June 1 2 caff' t f'ria . ,t 10 a. m. t o present !hei r_plans. a , 9 a. rn . WI ,h a de vo t, O n.a l per,·od , r s from the churches are Worke __________ an d preceding th e meeung. Martin P1'�C Franklin p. m. Pearl McBride , presiden t of the friend, Harry K m g of the U . S . a�kcda to be a t the f"ry at 5 contri r a is being h w hi . food ll nd J' i&it In Syrt1cuae Bo;,i_ rd of Truste es, was present a t Army, s tation cd il l l'o rt Knox, 1. , , 1 ,.. d i;hould also be there at tha t Miss Marcia Ka rr wu pleasantly ruesctay's mee t mg to discuss th e Ky., spent the weekend with l une. surprised Monday when he r COU· planli wi t h t he scssion. · an d fam1·1 )'. , �c· ranees M ar , m . .- n added atlraction of !he even• sins, M r . and Mrs. H enry Ludman E rro t l D aw son an d M r. . a nd Ut h ers ill tend 1011: the_ mee t mg . of Uppe r :'d o nl_ Clair, N. J . . came were Mrs. Rache l McBride, cle rk ; M u. 811l Da wson and children, mg will be a ball game by MidI 1< 1rt Littl e Lea"ue. di to . he r . �o me In Syracuse for a Mrs. A. H. Durst, Mrs. James l,luid. Belle, W . Va., visite d with Mr. :� 1 Tuesday's m:eting it was an• v1ut. br ief :,uss Fnm k1 e Mumaw, Mrs. Tom Dawson 's mother, M rs. �ill Daw- ri•\\i ce n d that th e jungle qym was Mn. Ludman w as t�� former C lark, ,,., 1 1 : 1.im 1· W1,1t!,Jrc:11 1,· r I son and l\lr. and Mr . Will Myers i; bi•iuj! installed and would be finAngeline Kelley_ 1nd_ v1s 1 ted many a u d �, , :. .1 1 ..J n , c Jivlllll:.. 1 M u11day. Terry D.aw11on, Columbus, I i�h!'d today Thr- park ls also in times w hen a girl with her grand _ _ _ --~ _ -· picnic w<1s Jbu a guest. , · . t a· bl e111. · ,, o r mor� ncf'u 1 . mothe r Ka rr a t the Karr home Ne:tl m ee t mg of the aSSOCliltlOll C allers over_ the p�st weekend stead, no w owned by Miu M a rcia . I with ,\'l tss L 1,1s C ecJ! were Mr . w i l l be he ld on June 13. Thia waa he r first visit in 30 aud Mrs. W. r:. Ccc1l, Lima , M : � . yea rs. Following dinner with Mi!III 1 M .. bcl Blakely, Colu mbo� rnd Mrs: I I . A Brown, RothCSLl'!". M_11_1H Ka r r the c o uple lef t for Delawa re l; ubert 1-:rwin, Columbus ,•1:,1t lo meet their son, Ber gen, who l - l 8 Soc ed over t he weekend with / 1 . t, was a fr esh m an at the Ohio Wes• Church C'la5s The S yracus e Na zarene Churc_h sister, Mrs. William Robso11 ;rn d le ya n Unlveral l y this year and ar• Ho mebui ld e rs Cl a s.& he l d t heir Mr , an d Mrs. Le s Er win. co mpanld him hom e. I regu lar mc('tin,a May 23 a t th e 1 Mrs. l lenry Hennesy, local, Mr. i home of Mrs. Allah Teaford. T he By LUCILL E HAWKI NS Our able courteous staff is meet ing ...,.a,; ppened wi t h prayer and Mrs. Mont West, Zanesv ill e 1 alway s ready to serve you Mrs. H. D. Ddenbach e r of Col­ by Re x . l l aro!d Hol mes, devot ions and Mr . and Mrs. R. T. We:it and • POMEROY, ORIO with a variety of fine foods. by Mr�. TeAford. To1>ic w as on iOn Tommy, Pomeroy, spent Sun­ umbus who spent the w eek end Not Op111t Tonl9ht 'Hope, with Bibi� v erse and group day at Camden Park. wuh her bro ther, Frank B. Will, O,-n 6 A.M. to 10 P.M. Dally Weekend v1sl tors of Mr. and and oth er re latives lelt Tuesday THURIDAY •nd FRIDA Y I discussion . Udrcshmc nts were served by Mn. Haymon d Col e s and family for St. :,tary11, W. Va. , lo visit Mrs. "STALAG 17" WUILaqi Holden and Mrs. Bob Muorc and Mrs. J ean and her mo t her, Mrs. Sadie Jones o. L . Quillen . were Mr. and Mrs. Pa ul (Irene Mrs. o. L. Quillen o r St . Marys, Otto Preminger Moore. Pese nt were Mr. an d Mrs. S a m- Singe r) Cook and Charles Singe r W Va., was !he week end guest o f SUNDAY tt,ru WIDNIIDAY JUI/I U 10n Hall, Re v. Harol d Holm es, Columbus and Willie Broughton, relativ es in the area. W-a U Dl1n,ey'1 S;Sgt. John T. Baily lert Sun'day Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Na ppe r , gr aduale of MIIS who cam e es• Mr. and Mr:i. Le land Bumgarner, peclally to a t tend t he Alumni and for McGuire Air Force Base, N. J. "TOBY TYLElt" Phone WY-2•!973 ilfler a five weeks visit w it h his Mra. Bob Moore , Mrs. Jean Moore Mr. Whitey, Fairmon t , W. Va. In Technlcolor Margie Cunningham, Mrs. moth e r, Mrs. John F'. Baily_ and Kt,vin Corcoran ttnd Mrs. Z18 E. Main Pomoro7 Mr. and Mrs. William Beaver other relatives. He left Tuesday I Irene Cundiff. Mrs. Teaford, Mrs. "Obimp" Ohimpanzee l Judy Wolfe and daugh ter Cathy Columbus w ere di11ner gues ts Sun for Germany w here he wtll be sta• Ann, Dale Teaford, Vada Hose day with Mrs. He lena Bake r and Honed for three years. Teaford, Tamala Sni der, J o hnny son Larry and in t he evl:ning were Mr. and Nlrs. Char les Elliqtt, eon dinner gues t s of her mother Mra. Butnga r ner . and daughter Janice of M. Arc-her w ho resides in the Stephen J. Nex t m eeting w ill be al the Winebrenner apartment. Abo Hand, W. Va., were . week end ho me ot Mr. and Mrs. Hall. visi tirig Mrs. A r ch e r over the gueslB of her mo ther, Mrs. C. L. weekend were Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Arnold, Athens Road. Attend Picnic At Mrs. C. L. Arnold. Mr . and Mrs. De nney. , Elliott and family and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. G McMuler Charles Swart• Home A.t A Ifred e Arnold and daugh t er, Sus­ Maxin who came Saturda,Y e vening to at­ A pJcnlc was held at the hom e In Gallipolis. Sunday, of Millard Swartz at A Ifred re­ tend t he Alumni banquet a nd anna, were dinner at the home or family a for d.anc e we re guesb o f Gene GratE:, ently. Those presen t were Mr. r . and Mrs. Rober t M. RJehards. M Thl'Y re t ur ned home ln Colu m bu1 and Mrs. Dale Kuhn, Little Hock­ Mr. and Mrs. Cha rles EIHnlt and l&.'f .... ..... ... ....... t •• ing; Charl e11 Ben tz and daughter, Sun d ay, C. 1... Arnold we re Monday rs. :1\ Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rhymer and Wee k end gu ests ·or Mra. Ferne dinner gue1l8 o f Mr. and Mrs.' Mar• .... . eof9 .. .. .... Beatr ice Bc11Lz of Lanca�le r , Pearl Barker were Mr. and Mrs. J. Ne w Haven, W. Va. ......._dr4 ,,.c11r1 ..... an d Bill Randolph, Coolvill e , Mr. Cut er and dauih t<ir, Baltimore, 0. ion Ding} oi t he ho me of Mrs. C. L. f, a Callers and Mr�. S tanley Meeks and sons, Wllllam Burnell Pe t tit, son of the week end we re Shad e , Bernita Rae Biggs and M r . and M rs, Albert Pet tit left Arnold over Hubert Sha rp of Mra. and Rev. Mr . and Mrs. Millard Swarti, Ter. T11esd1ty morning for Air F or ce and Mr. and Mrs. Tu d i field Green ry and Sandra. du ty. Hill or Racine . .. ... ...IMck ... ... Oth er vl111tors over lhe week e nd Ml!IS Alice Bumljla r ner, Beckley, were Mr . and Mu. Richard W. Va., and Mill Mary Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Roher! Sejtz of ft. 'I S warlt and son, Ravenna, Mr. and Alhena, were weekend guests of Wayne, Ind , spe n t t he holiday Mrs. Vere Swartz, Alfred, Vernon 1,\r. and Mn. Noah Hukim and week end with her pa rents, ,ifr. Swartz 'of Belpre, Mr. and Mr,. attended the Alu mni banquet al and Mre. J os�ph H. Grue11er, l�ar• Murry Ho pkins aud daughter o( C.Uthire Saturday night. Miss ri110nville Road. . Dayto n, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mon­ Bwa,a rner was a member or t he Mr. and Mn. Richard 'Rupe and tle and C.mily, Guysvllle. CHS gradualinR class 1910 and daugh ter, Linda, re t urned home Sandri Swa rtz ret urn ed home celebrated her gold e n ann iversary Monday e vening afte r ti vlsil ln wi t h Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kuhn to u a gradua t e. Charl e s Haskins, Rlchmo11d, Va. PP-616-E!O 1pe11d a fe w days. John Burgan returned to his e m ployed ln Marlena also spont the weekend w llh th e Noah Has- home, Toledo, Monday, a!le r a wee k e nd visi t with Mr. and Mn. kin,. Birth A111wu1tced Albert Swatzel. Mn. 1:lurg11,n re­ Mr. a11d Mrs. Al bert P�ttlt of Charles Faulkner ot Ch.uleston rualn e d lor a week's vlelt. Middleport � re an noiv1crng the visited over the holiday weeken d Mark Davis and K enne t h Wolfe birt h of a 11111c po�nd, t wo ounce w llh his mother Mrs, James Faulk­ of Racine were over nigh t guests Hon a t the Mason Chide on May 26. ner. . Sunday o f 'Mr. and Mrs. Ea r l Dill, The new arrival, w h o has fou r bro• 01110 "Middle or Upper Bloek" POMEROY Mr. and Mr1. ft. H. Hayman ot t hcrs 1rnd rive s�s tcrs . , h DS been B ryn A t hyn, Pa . . have ret urned Mornint: Star. numcd, lllm1ld Fr11nkhn. Ha r ry l;l'nheimer or Soulh Vien­ to t heir home a f te r visllinJ.t: lhclr Mrs. '.r1ahel Pet tit uf Pom e roy Is I mothers, Mr11. n. c. Sa mohUry , Jo. na w11.11 the wcd 1 end i,lUe!ll of his the grand mothe r of the children. [ cal and Mrii . Hulph Haym an, 11ia ter and brother-In-la w. Mr. and hlr,1. W1111cr Schreiber. u e . Rad K STOC WE Mr. and Mrs. Walte r Schreiber PupilA Picnic Tue,day Mr. and Mrs. Ge rald Anthony spen t Sunday in Athens wtth her A picnic w.is held last Tuesday flt lhe home of Mn, Pearl Wil• and children Barbara and Joe re• tathr.r, H. H . Genheimer and In Several Patterns and Colors llums, teacher or the Blxth g rade a t turned home S un day lit er spcn d · dauehter. d w rd, Ind., "''' . dud Mrs. John Pollock. Mrs. Sugar Ihm School for pupils of lni the eeken In Bedfo w ith Mr. and M rs. Jay Jenkins. Georgia Ha r rison and Mr. and Mrs . Mn. WHl ilt mB' cla111 a nd their ram- l . They were accompanied lo 111• William Hell man visited M onday Ill ;:'he potluck affalr was enjoyed I d!ana by Mn. J enkln'11 Ron, St even with Mr. 11,nd Mra. Walter Scheiber. !!s by 125 pcnons. G� mes were play• Ro binson w ho had .!pent the p t Mrs. Edward Ball w ho rell a week here w llh his grandparents, ed. Sort drinks were Rerved to the we ek ago JnJurlnR he r ankle Is Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chaae. t��t11 ��•· WI ll la ma. Spending the weelr.t1nd with Mr. lmprovlng, but ls 1till o n c rutches. Mines Maud and til'eda Grueser and Mu. Karl Owe n1 were Prirs. visiting ln Chlca,o w ith Mr. are 1 Anna Owens, and Mr. •nd Mrs. ROUTE ROAD Y BRAPBUR nd Mrs. C. A . Neff. a John C. G ood rich, Day ton and Phone WY-!-3748 Middleport, Ohio Day or Evening :,Jsa Jeanne Hine11 of Colu mbus • Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wlncbrenner IT'S was the week end auest of her par­ of Colutnbus. Mr. and Mr,. Billy (Wilma ntll) ent., Mr. a nd Mn. Ed ward Hlnea. J o hnson o f Columbus visited Mrs. Wilbur Frecker 1nd son, briefly w lth Mr. and Mrs. Kerine t h and a:randaon, D&Yld, of Larry, Middleport Byer over the weekend when lhey Clflveland visaed her mother, Mrs. ca me to attend the MHS Alumni POR Susie Fischer a nd Mr. and Mra. Da­ banquet vid Frecker and olher rela UvH Vlaitlna w ith Mn. L1!:1r; · :1 l ver the week end. Payne over the weekend were Miss Mar1uerlte Moore of Char­ Mrs. Phyllis Tensley of Chllrles• le,ton, W. Va., 'Miss Agnes Moore ton and Mrs. Charle1 Payne of of Columbua and Mt. and Mra. Ro• Dayton, l>crt Roiers and daughters, Nancy rnJ Janel or N e lsonville were M: mr111 111 :1111• •••� , ·-" " r ..,. · W week end a:uesta of Mr. and Mrs. ._ i Thomas Youna:. DINE! Church Closs Holds �ess!.-->n At S y racus e I I MEIGS THEATRE .....................,. ..• .......... .,., ., . ... .................... -..,.,.. ....., w........ ,,...._ __ ,_ _,.,,,._ -- The new buUding, a project for which the community ba a been nlaing funda for the p11t two )'ea rl, will be a 40 foot by 90 foot cement block 1tJ;:ucture lota.t­ ed on an •ere of land �dJacent to the Bedford S.hool. Th• bulld­ ln1 will be o; 1 lleel,truu gable roof with a heigbt of 22 feet witb ample room for buketbalJ and other sports, The building will be equipped with a kitchen and other modern facilities and wUI be uaed as a commWJJty cen­ ter. PLAYSUITS Washable cotton print play• suits with matching 1sk1rt­ tailored col l&ra - sleeve­ less style. Regular and Half Sizes $2.95 Restaurant . Leslie Fultz, manager or the Pomeroy Cement Bloc:t Com pany, met wt,th the trusleel last night at the Bedford School whea final approval was ilren tbe plan, by the trustees. Mn. Well said today it UI expected that the building will be campleted by the begi n­ ning of the school term next fall, Other bidden on the project w ere the Hoon Con1truction Com­ pany, Athena, John Hardy and C. l.. Heaton, Pomeroy. Olber offleers of the Bedford itee,eation Ce nte r are Ralph C&ll, pre1ident, and Mn. Florence Well, treasurer. Tbe setretary "'d that almost half of the WC.,iil l!NS BERMUDA SHORTS I 19 Promotions Announced At Ohio University I REMOD ELI NG? - BUI LDI NG? $1 0.00 FORMICA STAIN LESS STEEL MOLDI NG CONTACT CEMEN T and PLYWOOD For Bocking King Builden Supply Co. .- �����: • .I .j .. .... IOftl• of tfloM aNt lhlllMN ty,1hM.a S11 COfllll ... --. 1i11 1111119t.. ..,._,......... t. ... toe ttyl,e, &..... tho,, . . • ..... ..,,lftc. Try N l\o•• e ...... bvllCh of • • • IM,y u . • • Nllt)' l•h 0¥.t $6.95 ) . "" In WEDDING a11d ANNIVERSARY Gl"S Front 1847 Rogen Bros. Com■l!llity SIiverware• F OSTO R I A .C R Y S T A L S�ClJSE CHINA ,. K&C JEW EL ERS ,...., 'ivY.z.a111 I SilH 12 to 11 fn aqua, chw• GOal, blue, black, mel111, r.d and whit.. $1.95 I I Dresses .1 beautiful cotton dress - handkerchief print•­ full skirt - short sleeves - scoop neck - Regu­ lar and half slies, U •�-�I 1 1'!111 �- ..,l'!!lflllll!t ... ·. P�INISYILLI, �O. UPlr-Th• Pf'OMCutlon tod1Y falled ta thaka th• testimony of • retlr­ .ca balllatlu •x,,art, who clalmt an aecldont1I &hot might hne kllhld acouhnlst.r Cha rtN Clark 11'1" Chrlatntfla l!n. PAINESVILLE, 0. UPI-Prose­ cutor Edward Ost.nnder was ex­ pected lo try to tear do wn a bal­ listic; expert's statements today in the first degree m urder trial of !'loyd E. Hargrove. David L. Cowie&, retired h�ad of lhe Cleveland police scientific in­ vestigation uni& which handled the Marilyn Sheppa rd ease six yeara ago, testified Wednesday at ria.rgrove's trial. 4,,;owJes said a bullet laken Crom the head of .Sun<:lay School teach­ er (..barles Clark and another re• moved from a telephone pole may or may. not have Deen shot from tne same .22 caliber rifJe. The state bi1J1shcs expert had teitU\ell �I. Ille t'!'o lbOt ��om ,. Cbi ,ame weapon, a rifle whlc.11· H•rtrove 1' 1Jea:ed1Y bougot 1horuy betore Clark w,111 snot do wn in his Mentor home by a sniper last t..:hrtat.maa .l!:ve. .. JJu e to rnutUation, there is in1uff1c1en t area to determine w.be• Iner tbey had beeD fired from the Ame b,rrel," Co wles said. "1'.he lanas on the test bullet appeared to be differen t from Laoae on the fatal bt.Ulel," be Hid. L- owlea sa�d he used the same equipment at tne state crime lab ' to test the buUeta as Emory Cal• Joway, woo te1t1f1ed for tbe stale that the buueta were from lb.e same rifle . See the eo"'pltle selec­ tion of beaulltul f5.95 dreuee. A wld• range of at7lot, eo!off and wea to eboo11e from, \ Wllliam J. �organ is the ev&ngelist for the revival services no w jn pr ogress at the Bradford C1mrch ot Christ w here Ralph Humble ls minister. Mr. Morgan waa formerly the mini:iter of the Pom eroy Church of Christ and has also held ministeries at Chap, manville, Va., MoBcow, Ohio a nd Booker, Texas. w. H e received hls education at Kentuck,y Christian Colle ge, G rayion, Ky., the (.lncin nati Bible Seminary, Cincinnati, and Marshall College, H untinJton. At one ti me he Berved as lield evangelist for the KYOVA Evangelistic Association, and for the past three years bas been professor of Greek and New Teatament at G r undy Bible lnBtitute, Grundy, Va., and mlnister ol th e Ha)'ai, Va., Church of Chriat. He wilJ serve on the fa culty of S outhern Christian Colle.ii:e, San Antanio, Texas, bea:lnning w ith the f111l t erm, 1960, an"d is also preparing to do miaiionary work ' ID Mexico,.. • � , · ·The Public i1 cotdlally Invited to attend the servJce11 at the Bradford Church of Christ. There will be .special m udc Ind chalk drawings each evening in addition to the congregational 1ineing and inRpirational messageJ. Starting time is 7:30 p. m. A. ti. Mehlm.in , ma nilg .. ,t, �e. i, power: plant, uid today that . he pJant. Mayor Wingett s�ud that he lhought the village officials acting hastily in taking such ac- qioqgbt the ne w stack . wo uld do tion sinee the power com pany i!I in uie h to alleviate the 11luat1 ou but now engaged in ereeting a n ew th� t I t would not be put into oper­ . iltaCk to replace the four e 1:ittiq l\ion until th� fa�l of 1961. He said stact1 from which the fly-ash de- , � t the conunmog faU of flyash �or the next 18 mo�th• wa� . a ser­ , poaita t11ue. In com menUng on the council tous health threat, m ad_d1t1on lo action, Mayor Wingett ■aid that d•m tge to pr:;:•� and •nconven• not only Racine is affected by the Jenee of the epoaita. The ne w lllck at the �P_Om deposits but also the 1urroundin,: nt ! to cost more than $1 m illion, a pl territory. He termed the heavy de I poaits a "menace to the healtb of J1 bema built as a result of proteats from Lhe Raci ne commu nity about 1500 people." over the Jut ■evera! yean, the Ht- Mid that it la ttt. mayor &aid. A new staa over 600 of council to :-elM • funf' by feet high waa completed last year voluntary ubacrlptlon to •fry to serve a new unit oC the plant ttt. problem to the Pntpft' Who' · now under constructio n. torltiN. H• •tln11nd tlllt a $2.000 fund could be relMd withi n a Wffk from R acine ,...,...� and na,jghborlng communltt.. The kacine council melilbf!n took " the action last night because ' of continuing heavy deposits ln ! the last few weeks. They atated that. ' with the ne w slack construcl.ion , now started, they believed that the �I-Senate power com panr was neglecttna: the W ASHINGTON proper mea,µres to control the Democr a�ic Leader Lyn�on _B• tly ash from the four slacks to be Johnson 1s o ut or Ute pres1den hal *t.&ing gate and runnina: Wlth tbe replaced. wfJootedne•1�. I\( ' . 'fe�� QU41"• I T4>11Pll!II, IN'(l'ftT� M�lmas- den\ed _ �hat any �. · . . pntaUttODJ were bema: neglected .but after .a B1.1-siate We�ter.n and stated that the Racine official• ca mpaign 1wm1, Johnson still ii' and o ttier interested partieR have w llhhold�ng an announcement of a standing invitation to visit the his candidacy. There ia at le_asl a good chance Sporn plant at any time to see control measures. He said that al- he wJII say nolhm1 formally ab out though the invitati on hat · bee n being a candidate until jURt be­ made several Umea no o Hicial has fore the Dem ocratic convenUon visited the plant. He ter med last opens in Los Angel es on July 1 1 night's action by the co uncil as -If then. "unfair" inas much as It had been The 1'es:as Democrat returned made witho ut fin inspection of the t o th e Senate late Wedneaday, ,,..._Ion '·J'ohnson Out .Of • Gate Ruon1q g IJke R8Ce H0f8e Cl� Reunions Held During Chester Alumni Banquet E¥ent Rern.... Hays Hits B At 'Li£. e FOf .:>Mear � Pl8fi :i: Run�w�y Brothers Cr�h Stolen Plane, Die In ����:i:�iit�i{ . FJ�ming Wreckage At Gtlifornia School Yard ;;�;:::�������: i:� l"UW, ' � ,:_,1,,____..,._""."'"':�!'"-..;._,__�...,..;.-�T':-f'•��"'.'.::'��· •"-i r. Fl ""-- , "IWen On Traffic Qiar,e. Co -i.•- .._.,__ pro�_..-.ntau..aJ· � f' Jr! '· fbe � - .lbe � - ·' 1 ellllliinl . , . I .-ere Ni neteen fac1,1Uy . promotio ns wllkb will be1:ome effectiVe witb o( I�• !�I llul "1iaol111 Hbool )'elr wete aniwuneed hf Ohio UD1'11'1i!J PreilOonl,Jolin C. Baker. Two associated prof�S1 or1, I>r, B. A. Re nkenhf:rcer and Dr. Lee C. Soltow, have been promoted to full protesson. Dr. Ren �en­ ber1�r teach es rom a�ce l1n1u11u and has aerved iii ,.avfaer to for. el1n students foi 'di"e- past Rix 1e1r1. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Faculty memiers" promoted Admitted Wednesday Leveda from the ra nk ot"18il1tant profes, Y ost, Rutland; Rodney Evans, ,or to UIOciate profe11or are Dr. Pomeroy, tired from 'iws aix-da y Western SCOUTS TO MIET WIiliam S. Butert Journalism; Dis missed Wednetday tri Ricky p but obvi ously pleased w ith All m e m bers o f Middlep o rt B o y nr. Wendell v. E. Brooks, chemPromu, Portland"; Rodney Baker, Scout Troop 245 are asked to m eel what he found. 11try; Dr. Lawrence J. G1ll1eher, Caldwell. During bis absence, hls presi• at the Legion Hall at 6 p. m. this phyalcs; Harry L. Hoffe e, electri­ Births A ao n to Mr, and Mrs. evening lo practice for a Court of dential hopes were given I lift by cal engJ.n·eerl ng; Dr. Charles R. J ohn Yost, Rutland. two developme nts. Hon or. Mayes, history; Charin Mt nelli, One was a full-pi!;ge advertise­ mu1ic ■nd director of the band•; ment carried in 18 maj or news­ Dr. John E. NYJa■rd, psyc hology; papers acroSB the cou n try, urging Dr. William B. Smith, chemistry; Jon n1on to "become an active Dr. Charles H. Sout hwic k, zoology candidate lor the nomi nation. 1' and Dr. Ray F. Sprin&, malbe1111The other Wall an editorial en­ matics. dors eme nt by the Scripps-Howard Seven in1tructor1 were promot­ ed to aulatant profeasor ra11k. Approximately 191 alumni and guests of Chester High newspapers, whoHf 18 editors o ined jn calHnt hi m t he •·ablest They are Mary Ellen Gille1pie, School attended the anrlual banquet and dance al the Chester jand w ASHINGTO strongest Democrat avail­ i, UPt-Delen ae physical education and 1tbletic1; School Auditorium Saturday evening . able" for th e presidehC)'. ph)'1lca1 Secretary Thomas .s. Ga &ea Jr., Slanley ,ff. Huntsma n, A ceiling of blue and wnile streamers with many colored Jobnaon js known lo fe el that education and athlellca; Dr. Kalb­ di1elo1ed todor tltot u-2 ■PY plane baloon., . and lanterns llllhia the decorate p,ov,ded d elegate claims of the Demo­ the d Untied the audito[l •t ■te, um Tables were l'Yn A. Johnson, German; Albert J. KGnok, 1eo&r1Phfi Dr. Richard with ••O'et d•ta 1bout BovleL decorated with blue and whlte candles and beautiful flowers cratic preaidenllal "front-runner'• Sen, John F. Kennedy D-Maas., 1. Purdum, J:nililh; Dr. J�es F. ato111tc weapons, miaailea, -aubma• arranged by the Chester Garden Club members. rin e■, planea and airfields. are somewhat inflated. Olfic , e ra ot" the Alumni tor thi1 Sheridan, pbilo,ophy ••d Howard Ke aaid the informatiori broulht year were: presidenl, Sam itel Mi• I c,o��lttee ol Mr1. Betty Lu l>u.n1 J, Shull, lnd•otrl1l art■. bact by tbe U•.:.! 11 was "vit&l i ll- cha el; vice preaidenl, Mrs. Cleo W1ll11m Will, Walter Brown, Verlormauon" wblch WH used by Smith· second Yice pre■ldent non W eber and Mr1� Bertb1- 8mith . . tb, Defense DeparttaenL Harold Hawt; sttretary, Mr,. Mn: w11 given and the followln, oUi • .-:JtllUU ' G�te. demib;ed the military dred Gaul; 111lat1nt aecrelary , · ce�s . for the year. of 1881 �were v1lue of the nl;ht1 In elOted door Mra. Betty Lo• Dean· tre11orer elbcted: -l. , 31, "& leltimony befON the Senate For• Robert Woods and a!;istant trea: P�sident, Ronald 01borne; vice W president, Jeanette Ke,ler;, ,-cmd eicn Retaliqig Committee which surer, Reid Young_ ta eondu�tina: an inquiry Into the Invocation was given by Rev. vice Pi:elident, Mrs.. PaullntilleyU·2 episode and the subsequent Robert R . Card. Followiqg the de· en ; third vice Pres1dut, , MZII. Jo IN W ASH GTON UP I-U. S. Rep. failure of lbe · 1ummi& meeunr. nn Tu tUe; folll!Ul vice pretideni liciou1 turkey A din ner aerved ti)' Coach Ruuell Moore Of Pomeroy the Chester PTA, Samuel Mic h- Starllna: M.as,ar i leUe1'J'Y Gay Wayne. L. Hay!I (O--Oblo) has ec· today Hted all ht1h ■chool-q;ed a el, -president, welcomed lhe Ann Gaul; a11i1tant aecretary, cuaed Li fe Magazine of a imear boya who are lntereated in playin.1 eet IUD en iroup and extended a wekome to Eleanor Wells and treasurer, Mrs c1 mpai1n againBt Congre11 and 111mmer �•eball In a four-team denied any i mproper uses of tax• thote mem bers present of the G 'oJda Fredertet. leque, to meet Monday 1t I a. m. pay en· mone)'. 'J.'Wo Wut C01umlna, W . 'Va. men 1960 class of Eaatern liiRh School The reunlort1 of the classes of "All my expen ses were made in at the hl&h achool. . Coach 11.oore a,ted that playcn were Jailed b)' Pomero, police tut with Jo Ann Hensley giving the 1921, 1936, UNI and l9llil were conne ction with the NATO (North nlaht, one for _ lntoxieation and the l'flponae. • annou nced for neat year. briftl: '8 with them for lnaurance. othe AUantic Treaty organizaUon) cpnr for drivta& Without an operlteunions of the c11,se1 of 1920, 1 The president thanked the oUI- ference and 'm Two Pomeroy teaDll are planned 1 not making any I to,ether with tentative dubl from ator I license. In tbe c:ou nty Jail 1 935, 1940 and 195q were held cer1, the committee., the PTA, the apoloaies," he said. � ii � HOll"hu, charged Paul Guthrie was 1poke1rnan for Chester Garden Club and all lliddlepgrt and Racine. Life Magazin e Wednesday pub. Wttb intoxu:ation, and loaepb Neal, the 1920 clan, The other mem• tho.tie that · helpe d in any way lo lished a story which was alao car• who wu 'oper1tin1 & car without I ber pre1ent Of the 1920 claS8 make this 1960 Alumni banquet ried in Knight newapapers that drlver's llcenae. wa■ Mr1 , Con1tance Allen. Rqnald an d dance a 1ucceiss. certain members of the H ouse Chief Jed \'lebs\er aald the ' two Oa borne eave the hlatory ol the The remainder of tbe e vening had abused expense a ccounts. men will be Jiven bear111a, belore 193G ela11 and William Wm Wat w11 ,pent in viaitin i and danelna � YORI: IIPI-Broodw11'1 Among other things, the 1tory Mayor Charlea Lea:ar Sal\ll'day , 1pokesman for. the lko class. with mudc furnl1bed by Cliff eaid the NATO Conference acf■-lod • f..W,,,t, .ar, . lllcl�lnl , A report of the _nominatlna: By�r• a nd Hi1 Sttin&-Notes. and'bf lbllflhl !/le """fd'• llteatrl• ev1enln1. co un t had paid for o ne-way air. , cat eentor ..,.. ._lid to lie lo Jlne trti,s between W11hln1ton and · d■- -- o1 a l111c!r dlt­ P•f• ' ll,lwo,Q actor, and produo• ,1 • · TIie llifill of one ,b..,, weal out '1Vedll1..S., Jul ni&hl aod only •• elewentb•Ja:o9r aetU,ment Gf a bit­ ter con� dl,pute lod,IY could ��ON� C.Uf, UPI - Two hJ11Ve been filled with mllllna: lf.u- 1 and the charred hameu of hia yie&l'lli .qainst Congresa." pn-1 U,. ll�f Bro■dw'lf block . . ·runaway btothen ...:. •led 12 and d e nts: ' ■o n s' pet dog. o•I lo � I He &a.id that none of th e plane 14 - 111d the pet �O& they toot , The brother, - who were In McDonald, a m,achJni1t, ginger- fli� bad been made to play along � their adventure - were love with.. flying and , once said ly picked at 1he ragged bit, and golf. "O n the .!Ontrary, they were Del & WO � killed early today_ when a pla ne lbey would learn to fly or "die pieces of bµ: aons' effects, took to help the present administtathey atole amuhed full-lhrotue trying" - were Identified by thelr ho ld of •battered watch and Uon'1 foreign policy," he said. , parent, H Thom a,, 12, a11d Jame■ very 11oftly · said: Hays said he WH also curiouB Jud,le E. W. �Pltlll fined two lato a play,r6und.. The ilnlle-en1lne plane cn1bed 14, McD091ld. &th had once be"Yea. Thit'■ them. Th•t'1 the about how much it eoat to fly men ,in and cOltl ' wh on Ohio Prbid ent Eisenho wer to "-u.euata, State Patrol �.. toda, id CDU'l- and . burned in the ,roundl. of fore attempted to lte■l ,n 1 airplane. boy■' thlng.1. " Witnessea nid the four-seat Ga., in bis jet tranaport. '7' cl�. Edsir, , .Br,etr� J'oriland, Emenon Junior Hip Sebool Jo. They had been . miaatn, from their plan e Oew at low altitude over He uid he checked with v arious Wu c\upd •th ,Jlll).iDt ti turn eated in I! ntiden�ial Nttion elm- home sin� Mo nday, Df).ton B. McDonald, •father of the are a, banked aharply on a 1irllnes and they ealimated cost& with �f!I and apartment -1tholt; · .ima,, tb.e , l and .... L: � �th DOUIN ht �ii Loa Ati1eJea 111burb. the brothera, went to Pollack:R near U-turn, and then plowed into lot the Boeina 70'1 jet tran,port !!,_d l!nll> "°� ·l"'vprol llorluaey to ldeoW1 llte!r bodle, lit• ,ro..d. )'lllt lta IID&lt etl(loe , at between '900 ••d ,$1.000 per, . dlotalli>e. ---. . ... �4 .... . ,, In ' 'tilll · . 91 lllilll llill l>lul.. . ' hour, n:1 • ,,. ��;�Jt��1i� ·E.lb'· e eId, s_ In .pome(oy , IIOM&l'r altor a State Will 1.ry Tearing Down Defense Point !!����!��!t.�!��r Brliadway Footli«Jw Flick�g Dimly s5,95 Mr. and K,a. J1 T. McClaiu nturned � their home, Lanctlilter, 11: • ...,..,,____ Y W Co) bia M . Jailed In Po eroy an · -- -•· P�bl���!.? lem" in the Racin� a, !lied toda ,, ollowing .a Wednesday night meeting of Rael · · coane The council, by •· �"18 vnte · sed a resolution instructing Mayor E. N,: y an attorney to ex16 e plore the feasibility ���I n the federal cour!s to relieve what they· worst ever'' fly-ssh deposit, on the vi . . jhe' Phi. ,P Sporn Power plan! directly across lhe riv OJO the Me county village . High' C-L--I Players lfl/m· Meet M0ftday Wom1n1 COTTON . Charlea­ Miu Vlr1inla ton, w. Va., WH the week e�d her aunt, Miss Nettie 1 �ue1t o f .{oehler. t Mn. Dale Valentlne and ch lid­ "en of Parker1bur• visited Sunday ;- vllh Mr. and Mr11. Eldon Kraeuter J. and daua:hters, Mornina Slar. Mlsa Leda Mae kraeuter or Ne1• sonvllle Is spendl na: a L"' o week va­ cation · with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldo n JCraeuter. Miss Fay Thomu of Columbus 1pent the week end with her par­ enlt, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thomaa. Mr. and Mn. John R. Weeki and ton, Tom, or Reynoldlburi, spent the week; e nd wlth thelr parents, and 1 :�r, a nd Mrs. Sidon Weeki 11n. Hermon S.hoH. Mr . . and Mn. Bruett Scholl an\! t.mlly of Lanca■l•r viii� rec<ldt• ly with his mother, Mn. HUTDan· Sc holl, and hi■ ,randmother1 Mn. Edward Hile, Ml'I. Plul Kauts and dau&hlen, Barban and JIU, of Columbua, Fishe r of Fine quality cotton l w Hl Bermuda Sllrnrt., - front :rip­ per oloslng - two pockets. $5.95 to $25 .00 Name Brand Merchandise Ohh: � •-• • thUM..a;fut■ftl Na....t. c..te,, F,..., ....... cle,udy and CNI•, chanw fl .._. d9nhowen .., •HetllUn � ...... H 1"" -• IOI, Low ....W,, J0o. _ ., l'IH, lfews-ftu- Ar­ Move Approved By pnanimous Vote Evangelist Is Faculty Member Of Texas School Seerets Bared , By U-2 In Its Soviet Flights See The Beautiful Cool Co«on·Dresses ­ AII Sbea From Junion To Extra She, SMITH CLOTHING BEAUTIFUL COM,LETE SELECl'ION OF SHOE STORE • a amooth top over a awinging �rt. Vi�ky Vaughn add, th, / unHpected "ith tloral embroidered httle lantern 1leev,e1. , iiRtant creue-m wear, and Martua' S.uoJ, ever-freth wuh combed nlTffMI tfflt co11on. Fnppe bh.it1, pu!ait pjnk. lemon 1 ice or manhmallow white. Si1e1 5 to 15. IN MEIGS COUNTY Beadquarten For lhot .... ht So yov'•• lifflply tGt DA'Nci ...■uMMKII AWAY the prettiett way, in-, dl'eim 0£ • dret1. Steppiq out of SEVt:NTIEN" with fine pin tucb molding f•t.ere.t_ WEATHER Racitie" Council MaJ Ask Relief From ·Ash Deposj_ ts In Un ited States Court MR. MORGAN tvr• I $6.95 HART LEY and I.EN N ETT SHO E STO RE JJnote4 l'o l'lle Contract for the con.,tructlon of the Bedford Recreation �· Center has been awarded the Pomeroy Cement Block Com. pany on its low bid of $10,600 it was announced today by Mrs. Audrey Well, secretary of the organization. C�nstruction of the new township facility will start as soon as Imai plans are completed and f,nancing arrangements are made, Mrs. Well said. WOMENS COTTON CI RCLE'S en t1n e at Pomeroy Firm Awarded Bid In Bedford Construction Project ! � I I ' • ------------------------,.-----------""iii''•----------------------------------------$10,600 Contract Let , Sizes 30 lo 38 M a inly About People In Pomeroy • 1111111111111. �V:;;O:;;L�X;;I-;l -;: ::;: -�� ---------------------------;:::-�:::::-: . :':'.::::::-.....,i; :-!r":Ol!Jo t':'"'::":--:::::::!'. :'":--::---:"'.::�•-------------------------".':-·--:-�--�--"" -N;;o:-.·40 Pome roy MJd dle , Thui.<1 ay, J une 2, 1 000 s:NGu ,:on -.; A rine assortment of wo­ mens c o t t o n sleeveless blouses. Beautiful patterns, as wel l as solids to choose Crom . Convertible neck­ lines. I , Ho .,_ B LOUSES 1 · Where The Finest Foods Are Served , ,. WOMENS Cotton Sleeveless Columbul, Ohio Tho ·-- ..- """ .,,.. .... IICCU,.,... In HtMn P...-inw ef ChlN In 1117 when fMN than 'IIO,GIO -"''"'" - tho Hw•.. ""ffll•wo4. Make Elbe rfeld s I n Pom eroy You r Shoppin g Center For Womens Wearing Appa rel chnle1 Clarkson, pre11drn t , pre,ided over Tue!iday'1 meeting or By F R EDDIE HOU DAS H E L T I Now You Know Polit Assoc iation CompI etes Pl ans For Fish F ry l' e & Ul sf . SM Ohlo fi:t .. te Ar ch . . t JSt h & lllt:h S a r I , YOUNGSTERS OF THE MEIGS-MASON ar ea will present � ,WIIIIM! Ken-;!I ' · nroduction June 9, Thursday, sta rting at 7:30 ,.m. · • In the Middlepoff "lli z · f' � 1 MeIa a · M I H H ere are to t sb k ac tt e e e ss l , M 1a oore, Jo en , ene • v rue er , r, mm. i Cummings, Jan Betzing &D.d Edith Ann Mees, practicing a routine to be presented . Loe / N a ews H'gh/' h I ,g ts: I -------------- Fish Fry Friday Is Season's First; Speeders Now Had Better Look Sk yward To Elude Tickets The season ' s first social event, this one a fish fry , will be operation 100n, , making a plane held F'riday evening starting at 6 o'clock at Middleport'& niu- available for part-time .,. fn lhll nicipal park. SponaOred by the Middleport Park Association, churches and service clubs are pitching in lo help tnake the event 1uceuful socially and financially, The Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club will att�d in a croup and lldiea o.t: ..,churi:bH In the commun1ty will bel_g With food and sel'Vin1. They ire asked to be al lhq. park by 5 p. m. with their contributions (food.) Soft drinks, coflee, potato chips and sla w will be added to Lhe main course of fiRh. A highlight of the evening will be an exhibition Lltue League baseball ga me between the league leading Senators (2-0) and lhe Swisher .Takes Holzer Land For New Operation The Swisher Coal Company of Cheshire , with a barge loading operation in Po meroy, bas leased about two acres of Holzer Airport land to set up a similar facility on the Ohio iliver. Co-ow ne rs Robert E. Jen lr. lna and Miles T. Epling leased the land Lo lhe com pany. It is a one yea r lease with optlona which would carry through seven m ore years. Re ports indicated Ura Swisher will ael up a tloalina: coal-processin.1 machine at the site a nd his trucks will bring cql fro m JackRon County to load onto the barges. Baptist Facing Controversial Schism Proposal ROCHESTER, N. Y. UPI - The American Baptist Co nvention opens its S3rd annual meelinJ to­ night faced with a decisi on on a tontroversial m o ve lo withdra w its 1,500,000•member den ominati on from I.he Natio nal Co uncil of Church es. The fir st Bap t ist Church of Wichita, Kens., has asked north• crn. Baptists to withdraw from the Na t io nal Council, the l argest co­ operative church body in Ameri­ ca. The Kansas chureb delegati on, which bas the large1t congrega­ tion in the den omi natio n with 4,300 members, requested the break becauBe it feels the Natlon• al Co uncil is "too liberal.'' Payne Can Save $30 Dy Leaving Town ln a sessi ori of Mayor Kenneth McElhinney's court today Edgar Payne. Middleport, was tined $10 and costs on a charge ol into:d­ cai ion and $50 and e95ts on 1 chsrge of resisting arrest, with $30 of the · fine suspended pro­ viding the balance is paid and Payne leaves this ar.e!I. Payn e elected lo wori: o ut the fine on the village !treets. Alao worklng out a $HI and co,ts fine Is Oliver Mitch, M. iddle­ porl, ane1ted on an intoxicaUoo d!arae .• aect1on or the attte. Sgt. i.. J. St.a�, � p.a�l pilot, landed at Redlegs fl-0). Galli pblts 11rporl J�rda.y . aiid. Chairmen of the event are Curtis Jenkinson, J ohn Thompson (n compan, with- Set. C. W . ll'ym Jacbo n Post, and Pa.� C: B. and Mrs. Helen Lloyd, C:arpenter al the Gallipou._�oat, SKYHOOK COPSI Southern O.blo driven who VlSlt� the court, in the � to mi&ht WIDl to violate tbe tra.Uic explain f.!ie .p_rDceu of de.�nc I11u a wee: l}it Qlflll ,oon keep traffi4i, v1ol1ti811f' � a ; � a,. �. ·tbeir eye tunied to the lky a, •- eloeting a well .ts ahead ;llld behind, stale Sgt. Szabo alao ii offer� , . patrolmen at the Gallipolis Post judges demon stratlon fltcbfl" _.., of lhe Ohio Sbte Patrol revealed better Wustrate Uie new- tdfflc today. ehee.i: method, the patrol iiJB.. The patrol, with three planes Planes are alrea d1 . in \lire , In already in. use in traffic checks, other sections of the ala.le when plans to pui another plane in traffice is heavier. -,----------------- ------­ "�- -C '-'"f,e ampbell IS New Head ('._-,r; c . Coach At \Vahama High School Secondary teachers in Mason County were named Tuesda7 night at a special meeting bf the Mason County Board of Education at the· board offices in Poin� Pleasant. Two major changes in coaching staffs in the cou�ty were made with the appointment of Jack Campbell as head basket. bal1 coach at Wahama High School and the naming of Gary Minton as coach at Point Pleasant Junior Higb School. Campbell replaces Donald Mc• Kenzie, who was named Junior ice Beller, Sidney Boggess, Evelyn J, H . ,Carpenter, Norman hieh coach al Wahama. Min t on re- Brake, places John William Pact, who was C01fman, Clara Belle Dunn, Let.I vice _ principal at Point fogiesong, Violet Gerlach, Ger-­ trude Ha1lida.f, Richard Horton, Pleuant Senior High School. Ralph Sayre, veteran coach at t: unice Hesson, Clifford DuM. Lavenia Jacbon, G. Bblne No.r­ Wahama, waa renam ed head footbill coach head baseball coach man, Leon Putz, Cary H. Rayburn, and assislant basketball coach'. i J•� �oben, Robert Sh ertzer, Jane campbell, 1 native or Ripley, is a G. Smith, Garnette Stanley, Ro_ber­ graduate of Glenville State Teach- ta Starcher, Helen Ste rrett, Virgil en College and taught lul year at Burris, Jr., Berfitt Jordan, MarJiq 5hamblin and Kenneth Mtlff'ay. Wahama. POINT PLEASANT JR. HJGHOnly 011e new teacher was hired Manford Blessing, principal; Edna for the county scbooJ aysle m. Rila Burdett, Floyd Cole, Olive G- EctHinerman was naa1ed • �acher at ·ant, C. L. Head, · Alton. · Jonlan, 1 Wahama Hi&h School. George Kooken, J�1 l.angdon_ 1 . T11achers for the cowi,ty's three Dorothy Mitchell, Glt'Y Minton, high sc hools . and one Jqnior high ,en Poling, Elsie ��. Helen Jlo. school are. as. follow11: bert.11, Anna t.Uf■ Bldg.... )hf,. . . WAHAMA - Clyde Fole)', prln- ian Sayre, Emmi Wise, An'na toneiJ)al; Mary E. Capehart, DeloreR ley and Mrs. Pa,pijqe Foilt.fOn&. Coffman, LeRoy Jetrreys, Lolia · HANNAN ·L. Nevlllt:_ . Jone:i, Eleanor Miller, Gerald Me• principal; RicbUd. Allllin, Charle.I Callister, Florence McClung, Don- MCJ.dows, Russell McCoy, Roy aid McKem.ie, Lelah Jane Powell, Ross, Harold Sullivan, • Donald Thomas Recd, Norma Roach, Ger- Meadows, Lucy Sullivan, Elizabeth aid Rupe, Ralph Sayre, Glenn Wattenon and Audrey Meadow,. Smith, Olston Wright, Be tty BW'ris, Leona Wamsley, Jack Camp­ bell. POINT PLEASANT SR. lllGH­ Benjamin Franklin, IV, principal; WASHINGTON OPI-Mn. Mam� William Pack, vice principal; Eunl e Eisenhower was bein, treated at WAiter Reed Army Medical Cen ter today for h er most sever, attack or acute uthmatic bron­ chitis. l('he While HOUH WII no, able to, say . how lon1 the first lat&:,, � wOuld stay in tile hospital !)r , .whether she would be a.bte - .tp Seventeen piano pupils will bt! , actompany the Prelident to hla pr'escnted in recltal SJlurday at West Point class reunion . th lt 8 p. m. in the Racine Nethodisl weekend or to the F Eut later ar Church by their teacher, -Mri. Max- this month. ine Wltlge�t. . · · ; · Mrs. Wirigett said her two m ost advanced students, Mias Jocelyn ' . Taylor and Miu Terry Bradford, will play "On Wings o f Song" by illendolRohn, and ''The Turkillh cdLUMBUS UPI-NationwJde March" by M0&art -(Miss Taylor), Insuran� Co., announced ill !upport today of "some form" of aftd "Album Bliitt'' by Beethoven, and ''Tara ntella'' by Paul Beau• federal ln1urance procram for the monl (Miss Bradford). aged. Mi91 Tay�or, a seventh grader, The company's board of dJrec,. served as Racine HiRh School Glee tora adopted I resolution on lta Club accompani,t lut schOOI term. poltcy ••d 'pledged to conUnu• ef. 8oth adva nced pupils are in their forlR to provide further voluntary lllllt j'eor of plaoo, he1lllt cover11.. for older PIOPlo, ' named , ,._ ' n,a. : 1 HIGd: -A Mn. Eisenhower Hu Wont Illness Yet Piano Pupils To Give Recital Saturday Night Nationwide Ins. Sela Okav On Federal Aid ',.J. . • t'll , • ;1 · �rHE DAILY SENTINEL Commentating EditoriallJ Sutvey On Retirement Attorney Vemon R. Burt, Chairman of the Governor's Commission on Aging, has announced that the survey on retiremenl p l a·n s and policies of Ohio employers presently being conducted by the Governor's Commission on Aging has been well received among Ohio employers as evidenced by the enthusiastic response and cooperation in returning to the Commission the detailed, comprehensiv e, four page questionnaire on employers' pension plans, life and medical care insurance, profit sharing plans and retirement planning. The questionnaire was mailed out several weeks ago to 3200 Ohio employers on the sample list used by the Commission based on employers by industry and number of em- Plans Success£ul \\!elfare Federa t ion's program on older persons and the chronicall�• ill. pointed out tha-t the survey has al ready indicated that the small employer is oflen unable to bear the cost of present pension plans for ·his employecs. He stated that the banking and insUIa nee industrie s as well as em ployers and governmental agencies will be vitally interested in the resu lts of the survey which wil l be announced at the Governor's Conference on Aging at Columbus next September 20th. The employers study is part of the slate's preparation for and report to the 1 96 1 White House Conference on Aging presently in pro- ' gress in 80 o( the 88 counties of Ohio where the Commission, through its Advisory Com- 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 2, 1960 Rutland Community News · Daily Vacarion Bible Sc,h.oo l Starts June 1 3 B Y JEAN PARKER ■ Three hundred thirty-one person1 attende d the 50th anni versary of RuUand High Sch ool at th 1: annual banquet held at the grade school cafeteria Saturday evening at 6:30. The room was decorated with Ute sc:hool eolor!l, . red and black, and gold star paper. The tables were attractive ln white coven, outlined with green Uripes and gold at■ra. Each table WH centered with a fl ower arrangement m ade by members of the Garden C l u b' IA.NQU T W�LL ATTENDED The Che, t er Daily Vacation Bible School will open Mo11dJY, J une 13, at th(' Chester Method ist Churrh. A t('en-age grou p known as "Tcf' n•Age Disdple1" willl mN•t at the House oC Prayer; Mr11. J:icll: SpenC"er will be the dli-�ctor this year. The following otflters and been appointed: t eachers havf Pi.11nist, Mrs. Horace Karr; Song Leader, Mrs. Carl Kautz; Serre­ lary, Mrs. Pttrley Karr; Su bstitute, leather, Mrs. Henry Eichinger. Teachers for the Nursery Dept ., Mrs. Ward Spene-er , Mrs. Robf'"rt Baily and Miss Marj orie Hotrman. Begin ners No. I, Mrs. Reid Y oung and Mrs. Carl Kautz. Beginners No . 2, Mrs. Del mer Baum and Mrs. Karr. at M t Alto, visiting. ! I Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Woodrum ;m<l family, Dayton, wt!rt! weekend gues!s of he r father, Sam Dyke . . Mr. and Mn. Cu rtis McDaniel of and w i fe 1rnd Judy Willia m s. The)' attended the banquet-dance. New York were we�k end iuetlS Harry �nowden and son David of Mr. and Mra. Curt11 �cDanlel or Pt. Pleasant called on his mo- Mas?n. Other guest& m the Mcthcr . Mn,. Ethel Snowden Safur- Daniel home over the weekend y,'e-re Mr. and Mrs. Martus McO.n• day. 1e_l, Pt. Pleas�nt; M!"- and Mrs. M r. and Mr■, J . . 8. Conrad or Richard R&�bnga anu •�n, Porn.: Zanesville and Mr. and Mrs, W al- �roy ; Mr. and Mrs. Calvm McDan· ler Ben nett of Porll!Jmou.th were iel and daughter, Mason; Mr. and I Wl·ekcn� guests of their father, �lfra. Raymond GT_instead, Jlme1 B.arton, Mn. Nellie Schwan, Mr. .M1t, t Spires ?ver th� weekend. Mr. and Mn. M:-"m Summers and Mn. Harold �hwarz, all of of Medin.a W� 1"1tken� e: uests Mason, and Carl Lanham, Pt. ol her si!lter, Mr. and Mn. Clair Pleasant. Mrs. Ra)'mOnd DeHaven and Tayl or. children or Logan, W. Va., were Mr. and Mr.r. CattoU Snowden, recent gu,n:t, ot" he!' mOLbe? a.nd and Mr. and Mfll, Mike grandmother, Mrs. Anna Avi1 and on1 1 Hardway ind son of G1Uipolis Mrs. HarTiet Roseberry, respeetive­ spe nt the weekend •t lhdilb Late. Q' . Mrs. Carol Scyoc Snd daughter Mr. and Mr,. James Tho mas 'Ind family, Col�mbus, spent the weekend with their Parent•. Mr. 11nd Mr s. Clair n,-1or and Mr. and Mrs . G. --;_ Tliomll. ly lvtlyn BrlcklN Mr. and Mrs. Lee oellJly have M r. and Mn, He rbert Shelton moved from the Grate prol)erty imd son have moved from the to the Grueser property. Alice Ritchie property lo Indiana. Mr. and Mrs, DaJe Kuhn of I.JtMr, a,nd Mn. Robert Musser, ,Timmy anti TeWu Brauer a nd , tle Hqckma lpent SatU{day wilh l trtcnd C.l;ilrlts Swfflt of Co�\lmb.us h 'i IQOthei, !Ira, Grace Kuhn. were weete.nd ,U.11ti · et and ·· Ml'I. ifarpret Runell and two Mrs. Earl King. The grc.tup cele- brothera., Golden and Birdie Bahr bra ted the birUi:days of ;Mr. and of Athens. Mr. and Mr■, P aul Mrs. M usser with a picnic at Bricker , M r . and MN. William Forked P..un Lake. Rev. T. v. Egle, Mr. and Mn, Gene Egle and Weills and Rev. Art Marcum two children of Delawa re and Mr. were dinner e uests of the Kings and Mr1. Charle, Wright of Colon Sunda)'· umbur w.ere weetend auesb of Mr. and Mn. Cirrie Bahr. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dugan and Mt. and Mn. Charlu Lewis · o( Marty have moved into the Prall Cuyahoga Falls, Ohlo, Mr. and Mrs. property. They have been reaid- JOh " e rigg OI HOu oway, oh·16• Mr, ing with her parents Mr. and and Mrs. Chuies Betzing of TupMrs, Guy Kennedy, Mi,ddleport. per, Pta·1 n, were week end guea•· ... Mr. and Mrs. Homer Parker of Rev. and Mn. W. W. Bragg, MASON I PERSONALS of Pa/«ersburg spent last Wt"ek with her parent1, Mr. and ,i!rS, Dennis Duddin!JI. l'1lr. and Mn. C�il Blessing ;1nd \ family a£ Akron, Ohta, were Mou day guesUI of Mr. and Mn:. Dallas Yeage r and Mr. and Mn. Charlt!s Yeager and (11'1\i\y. Harrlet Ann Wal1h, rlaughler of Mr. and Mr!I. Harry Wali;h. 1s im­ proving aft e r having under gone a tonJillectomy at the Mason Clinic last week. Mn. T. R. Doia is �covering at her home l'lll owlna: rec-en t sur­ geey at Meiga General Hospita 1 in Pomeroy. r DAILY SENTINEL DAYBOOK Gooch,i· I - or I I ! r_r MlrM. - )ii& I . Oh�����P.��r��r �:,i�r:b�I�!. The Middleport pr oject Is �n e Gen. Dawson lssued over his name Report No. 5 of the "Ohio or �he g�oup of l?cal protectio n Water Plan Jnventory" In which proJ ects inc luded m the compr e�id�le�rl was llst�d as In the hensivc_ plas:i for fl�d control in act�ve categ'!rY with a project the Oh1? River basin. The 1.:0 mcosting approximately $5,868,000 prehenuve plan was authomed of which local participation wou ld I by Congress in the Flood Control be $448,000. . ; Act of 1938. A general design Since this was consldcrcd ncwa report on the Middleport project, Just Arrived! Pretty New Cotto� Dresses Mr. QQ�ignud for gummer ��� wm · 1 Poet's Corner D A I LY CROSSWO R D u ½J· ,,• • ', • ' I :, � ' ' = '° Ii�•· · s. u., 111 ���· ···· ��� •• · ·····�liil 'i io ...-' �!:.:::�1�•;il"::0t,.:.� il:: �-=I . �="":;..• · = =���� ,na !¥1• "i:.:'"· =·;rJ..'rl.li�••! -• � ill· .� ,......·.�•-e., All!l!' )Olt• . ' ColUlll:::t dl.,.tbllilG , J::.:'.t.;L!Jo. ... ��- � lloW'/11.' "• IOl!,f =!,-, 11!1 IIOICNe � ··, .� lt1f'-'_. ""h!; · ••let- :nu ' FEST �IS' - t . . Qj'Uloor, · 'llrey'll Do It �� ., , d"1i-, a'I Soot>: �� �• .. ' Here ». •� -,. :I ��d!.'t �-�'= .:.:.=; =:' kenu �_,,,. y r�e , ,,r::,'.rm·r--+,-,( and ·SLEEVELESS Also SUN DRESSES NEW ! Prin t Sk i rts FOR LITfLE GIRLS Sizes 7 8' Hatlo to 14 SUN SUITS and PLAY CLOTHES -� g.... .3 tt;, 6X - 7 to 14. Swint Suits For , Th, ' . Be.th L' : ' \ ' ;�-..,in Family ,. -- Onl y s5.99 SHORT SLEEVE s.� a:_r-"f<. - �- �� .• , H ouse Dres$es �-99 , .. Dressy Tyl,!i9 For All Summer Weor NEW! �����i�:.'t.t\l��°:'� ':s :; r�••••• llo�DJ! 1111 I. I. , I u... \(Pl - ----�-----···�ii ■■■■■ ■■-�lil■ •• ■■■· ��··· ���11■11111■��� iillllllll� ' ■■■ Iii . Iii ■■ -�liil■■■■ WI ■■■■· ■ �Iii ■■ iii 1111 liil ■ �� 1i11 ■ ill illl lliil ill ■■■ iil . �Iii ■■ ·····� · ■■■ .�?.��.�!;���!���� lo the Huntmgton, W . Va. Corp! of Engineers about it brought the response quoted below. In · the map above the outline of the proposed flood wall for Middleport is shown. The letter: ever comes to pass, will have guidlines to foll ow according to a recent pamphlet issued by Miles M . Dawson, B. G., U. S. Army (rel.) entitled "Flood Control in Ohio." I MAILBAG EDITOR'S and Mra. Edgar Allensworth. Mrs. 1 Allensworth retu r ned to Vlrglnla with them for a visit. Al.so visiting with Mrs. Hartinger over the week end were Mr. and Mrs. C■rl Bram• lage of Pekin, Illnols. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Graham and n!med a conclusion that the pro­ family or Portsm o uth and Ba rbara j�ct had a favorable . ratio of bene­ Hoffnu of Findley visited over the fits to C'lsts at that hme1 However, ho liday week end with ;\frs. Addie local interests then- Indicated that Bitter. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jones rethey were unable to fulfill the last Friday fro m Caledonia turned requirements of local cooperation. The project continues �o be where they visited with Mr. and included in the "active'' category Mrs. John Lucas and children, of authorized projects on the ha­ Rodney and Ma rjorie. While there sis of the findings In that project they attended the piano recital of Marjo rie and the baccalaureate report. 1 A ne w study would be required and commencement exercises for lo determine the p resent economic Rodne)'. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vander hoof j ustification !or local flood pro­ teetlon at Middleport and to de- (Marjorle j',{ii)er) of Waldo , who velop a scheme based on prosent visited in Ironton over the week i mprovements In the city, A nece1- end spent Saturday night 'fith Mrs. sar)' p relimlnary to such a 1tudy Vanderhoof's Cather, I. E - Miller wou ld be a sh o wing b"y . reilpon­ before returning to their ho me sible local interellh that they are Sunda)'. Mr. Miller and his grand• able now to fulfill the req.uire­ daughter, Dianne, returned to Wal­ ments o f local cooperation per­ do \ltith them for the week and the taining to the furnishing of VanderbOOfs will return them to rights of wa)', rel o cation of ulili· Middleport next week end. Mrs. Harry E. Hoagland and Miss ties and operation of the project Grace Savage of Columbus were after completion, Miss Jean We have had no e:s.p1ession gueslll of their Piece, end. week holiday the "'vcr Lama, from local interests since 1'938 re• 'Mrs, Clsrence R. Bailer and garding their attitude toward flood protection (or Middlepo rt. sons and Mrs. C. R. Gilbert, who No furthe r plan will be made for visited over the week end with the project unjii an Interest ls Mrs. Minnie Erlewine and family indicated by otflctals Lo[ the com• and also attended the MHS alu m ni banquet, retur ned to their homes munlty. in Springfield Sunday. Sincerely yours, Mr. and M rs. Jack White (Doro• Steven Malevtch, thy Nell Stewart) of Norwalk visil· Colonel, Corps of Enginee rs ed over the holiday with Mrs. O. District Engineer. H. Stewart. Mr. and M rs. George Price and family (°idary Mourning ) spent the week end w�tb Mrs. Goldya M ourn­ ing and Mr. and Mra. Jim Mourn­ ing and 110n, Dale. They abo visit­ ed with Mr. and Mra. George Prire Sr, of Long Bottom. Their son, Bill)', remained [or the sum mer with Mra. MourninJ and Dave with By FRIDDII HOUDASHELT the Prices. Week end visitors with Mr. and Among those from out of town Mrs. 1'"'rancis Overturf were their who were here tor the alumni ban­ children and familles, Mr. and quet were l'M. and Mrs. Merrill K. ; Mn. William J. (Dorothy) Harman Peters and dauJb.ter, Linda Kay, , of Ashland, K.)'., M r. and Mrs. of Cincinnati and Mr . and Mrs, Er­ i Ralph Dunt (Noami) of Gallipolle nest Robertson (Phyllis Bauer) of and M r . and Mra. Paul Overturf Charleston. and baby of Columbus. They came The Mt. Moriah Miealonary Sod· especially to aUend the MHS alum- ety wm meet Thursday evenln11 at ni banquet. The Paul Ove rturf, re- 1 the home of Mra. C. R. Young al mained for a week'1 vl1it here. 7:30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Denver Rice and Mrs. Charles Stoba.rt and daugh1 • son, Billy, local, and Mr. •nd .Mrs. ters came last week for a villt with j Durward Cummings of Pomeroy her pil'enta, Mr. and .Mrt. John has left last week for a two week ' visit L:hanccy, )fr. Stobart. who In the Eaate.rn state&. been emplO)'ed in the La'rlcaster Miss Sbaron Jones, wtudent at achoo! system came Tue,day and I OU, arrived home Tuesday for the on Friday the family will move summer v.i.cation. MIBS Jones was thelr household furnitu re to Galhome Saturday to attended the Upolis where Mr. Stobut has acalumni banquet. cepted a poaition, Mrs. Jimmy Walker waa taken Mrs. Emma BiSBel, who has been lo Meigl General Hoapit&I Tuesday in Wellsbu rg the past week be­ ' · for treatment. cause of the illness of her eon, Ir· Mr, and Mn, Stanley Addlesbur- vin, returned home over the week 11er visited over the week end in end. Her 4jlaugtiter, Mrs. Thelma CaldwPII with relatJves. ' Ml!, Ad- Pratt, went to Wellwburg fo� her. , dlesbu rger /lnlihed the eourse at Mr. Bissel is somewhat impro ved the SoutherlOn Beauty School in but ts 1tlll hospitalized in SteubenAthens la.!it Week. Yille. Roger ClianCe')' who has been Mrs. Ralph (Grace McDonald) teaching ip Balllmore ttits . past Hanawalt of Columbua who was in year, arrived home yesterday for MiddleJ)Ort Saturday to attend the the summ•r mOl\tlui. . a}ml1nl banquet, -was the overnight Captain and Mn. J-mea Harting- uest of M r . and Mrs. Albert Mar• er .tnd chlldnJn Ot Atexindrla; Va,, fin o( Pomeroy. ' 1\'ilited over the week end with · Mr. and Mr,. J. Y:, Jividen of �a. La�rencf ij...UJ11.er and Mr. Colwnbua s��l ��nday with Mr. Guidelines Established For Flood Control In · ROC k S • SOClety • N eWS 1 950 Clas, Meeta ,. Mr. and Mn. N •than Bi.IP en, tertamed • IJ"OUP ot re.laUvn over the week end ■t tbelr bome, Ru.t­ land Road. Gueists were Mr . and Mr-a. Dale Congrove, Dayton; ltr1. Dana Hy, sell and son, Robert, Colwnbtl.f; and Mr. and Mrs. H1rold Dunfee of l u e f �r: �� :�u. Mr. and Mra, Dunfee and Mr . and Mra. Biua attended the Rutland High School alumni banq u__ et. ___ _____ _ I ll'r: Le; 1960--.'I Ent.ertaln lulath,e, solo · ·Flow Gently Sweet Afton'' ir , l r th ,olo ·· You'l l by Sa m mie Yates with Jocelyn 1 e r.i · · c a mel Nc\'er Walk Alune" by Howard Ti!Ylor al the piano. ohn .on, arromp_anied by JocP l)'n Miu Carol Teaford introduced J T.iylor _at the piano . the speaker, Rev. John Elw ood, Maurice Lott, P r111c1pal . pr�usmg the t opic "Where Are Yo u nted l_.b e class and told of their Going " He told the graduate, &e �ccompltshmcnls. Spencer Sle:;i rns ' "aR the years go on this que■lion nlr u ced T heron J ohnson, vice will become more important to i � pre11derit of the Southern Local yo u. We are llvina: in 8 world School B?ard, who then present • that ii moving all too f,11t our ed the diplomas. world today doesn'l know 'where , . . It s im · portan t th a1 II u; · · gotng. The b �ned1ct1 on w1a given by [ each graduate kno"':1 where they A:ev. Arthur McCauk.-y. The Reces. are going, al110, eac� one , tw uld aaonaJ by Mn. Lee. ] get a �Hgh School dipl oma. The A . reception �ollowed for the n�xt six ye�rs (adolesc�nt ye- an) relahvea and friends with Mn. I will . determ ine your llvea .. forty S.abri! Morri110n p residing ilt the or fifty _years from i:iow. �e punch bowl, Mn. Edna Price cl_osed with lhe �o llow1_ng �dv1c� served the cake whkh wu white his Fathe_r had 1�ven hi m , Don t and decorated with the school do anything you II regret wh_en �o)�r• of white and red with the you are older. Prepare Y ur hfe m1hali. R. G. S._ on each aerving. ?, and pla�s . for the fut �re. Mn. Webb _presided at the 1ilver , An o.�1gmal poem, One Step coffee &ervace. N uts and minll B�yond by Robe�a C �ancey, a I were used. All of this was plae. m ued ensemble 1mgmg 'Come lo I ed on an attractive table of while New� Reporf I June 2. The eighth grade class of Racine Grade School had their graduation May 24th al the Raci ne H.i Auditorium with the fo llowing program : the Processional by Mrs. Dick Lee, Invo­ cation � Re11 . F. E. Dunn, ··_A,rn erica" by the au d ience. Songs, " Ev'ry Time I Feel the Spm t ' ' and "Aloha Oe" hy the 8th Lee at the pia n o . A violin grade dass accompanied by M rs. · - t·----­ up·pers ploins · 0 .. Racine Elementary School Graduates 33 Pupils At Commencement On May 24 I M r. and Mrs. fi o)'d Blaine or Ak­ The banquet wa.!I served b)' ron, Obio, were weet end gu('st� NorthweBtern PTA mem ber11. Mr. and of hi• 1ister and family, The m t't'ting was presid ed over "Mrs. Mary and . F. B. Board, '1ra by Qresident Ntlte Wise who welBe rry and �aughter, Sherry. corned the visitors. The invocation Thomae Marr of Wheeling -re• was 1iven b)' Rt:v. Ge orge Dafls cently visited Mr. and Mrs. Dallas ·Mrs. Wanda Williams gave the Yea 11er and Mr. Charle!! Marr. tr@aaurer's report and Mis � Judy Mr. and Mrs. Emory Roush, Ar­ Pri mary No. 1 , '1"rs. Donald Chase, secretar y, gave a reading friends and relatives tn this a rea. of last year's m eeting. Mr. Wise �fora and Mrs. Rex Bally. Suhday dinner gues t s of They were Primary No. 2, Mrs. Paul Karr then introduced Cul Denison, as Mr. a'nd Mrs. Dallas Yeager. toastma ster, for the program. mittee members has organized county study and Mrs. George Woll. ployeea. Within live days hundreds of Ohio Wa)'ne Rou sh, valedict orian, Walker Juni or No. 1. Mrs. Edmund Life Mr. and Mra. Charles committees lo su rvey generally the critical and M rs. I . 0. McCoy. employers had completed and returned their class 1 960, son of Mr, and Mr1. and son o1 McConnellsville, Ohio, . Orion Roush of Salem Center w as unmet needs of their senior citizens 65 years were week end guesta or her par• questionnaire. A 20 percent return from the Junior No. 2• Mrs. Roy Miller, inlroduced and it was announced ents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Roush. of age or older who total close to 10 percent Mrs. Edgar Dorst and Mn. M ar- h�\"bad rtc•lved a fou r )'ear scbo3200 employers was necessary for the study Mn. Elaine Vrber of Hunting­ . of O!i!o's population. g,rret A m berger. Ilffh ip to oh·io Un I versI ty gIven yet appro1imalely 60 pereent h..,e re!pollded -ton and Mrs. Mabel Gerlach of · Dwl1ht MUtchler, RHS alumTeen Age, Mrs. Samuel Michael Point Pleyant spent Saturday with The Com�lsslon•s program will culminate already, : � and Rev, Roberl Card. · , Conf Mn. ;Jean 'Ebersbach and attended , I arid atto ••, who B urt , a pl'OIi\lnent Cle., ev� rne, nor a rence w·1th t!i•e �--• olumbus uvver t C • e . The Ihe me ror this year 1, th� Waba"1a Alumnl bar1uet and Mr. Mutchler then r eco wn � 1 "The Teaching, or le,u,"'. Age, bu to been aotlve In tthe cievelanlt and next September 19th and 20th. n� and 1ave a flhort talt m d•nte. £rom 3 to 16 y eara. The hour! whic� ura:ed the . lo it Ill ' query has nm­ or school will be 9 to 1 1 eacb day Ohtiderhe-•0�e means ofalumni Fat, �rt" ·:y,_ and Mrs; Robert Lieving of startmg Huntina:ton were week end guests d� me itrlm. to"1enti m ent on for two weeks. Commencem ent � ll'holar■hip fund . . of her mother, Mrs, Clara R oush, aa:dhl ■t ttie famou, lady in the will be held at the Qielter Grade 'Herb ert Grate, cla511 l960, preand atte,nded the Wahama alum ni l�Ce �d . 1ttd blacli: sown 1ilting so Scho ol, Sunday, Ju n!! 28 at 8 p. 1ented two vocal solos "Old Man demu,i!ly. banqudt. and· d,.nce. m, An)' child needing transporta­ Rlver" and •·Mademoiselle Marie" Mra. Alma Dudding ot Nitro was tion c;ill Mrs. Jack Spencer. All :8et1UN it ha1 been 1tiga:ested by Way ne Roush, played two piano the IUett o( her sister and family, some wa 1 that 1he'd done run him children or the surrounding com­ solos a classical medley and Mr. and M r!'! Eber Roush: 1 Her sis­ m unity are urged lo attend. oft ere the portrait wa■ painted. b oogie woogle. ter, Mary Dudding, returned to Ni­ George Dallas, exe�utive head tro with he r for a vtsil • LO\)KJN<l AROUND - I sl mply Northwe,t,rn Lo•al o,·,tr·,,t •·.."· L Mr11. France, Adams D)'er of dld NOT know pretty Roeema •·, traduced all high schoo l -and eleAtlanta, Ga., arrived last week to maf a Lyons, E1thet 8otiK Simpson. Fern 1 ¥11fi nF01#u mentary teachers who were previsi Su nday with his father, d count of the very youni popula- Cheesebrew, Euvetta Bech t le a.nd OD TV: te sent. He also m ade mention of M r. and Mrs. Albert Snyde r and spend -a vacaOon with Mr. and Mrs. lj"1:'Q', Oan,1)' Thomal!'S TV- eon, li o n ef our town here of late. a hair dozen others up at East e rn daughte r, Dian, of HunLlngton, Gu, Rou1b. She attend the aJum ni Jim Venarri being chosen as Pea rl Parker, Chester. �ltl m1i!, lea ve■ hoibe. His new Seeme to me I 1ee 3 babies where Star's hobo party recently - 88 of her aunt, banquet and dance at W:ahama on Class A All-Ohio Coach of Ye-ar. GUILD TO MEIT J cruesUI "' M r. an d Mrs. John Montgomery were hollda" Saturda)'. Other weekend guests. of ntirle ■t the orl)h■naiie he selects there u!led to be one lohe child. for Mabel and Bes1 Sanborn-well, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brickles. Carl Morr is, chairman of the The Gt.old or Grace Episcopal -Elvls E,rp. Lera la)', unde r three in 11ge. No Wtmla fall m e - and I never did Churth will meet Thursday t•vcn­ nominalina: committee oUered the Colu m bus spent the weekend with MiBS Lea Jean Arbaugh of C'ol­ the Rouaheil were il:frs. Joe Martin purpose in this, just a mild curioll- !!Ct any beans out of that pol coo k- ing al thP ho me of Mrs. J. O. Hoe­ foltowlng names as officers for their parents, Mr. and Mrt. Carlos umbus spent the week erid with and daua:ht"er, Dow Counterm an. Old yol.l ever get m ad and l eave ity on m )' part. I know people with ing so blithely over a fire { ? )­ del with '1:iss Sue Lef:iew as co­ 1961; President. Bruce May; Vice Snowden and Jeff and Mt'. and her parent.I, Mr. and "Mrs. John A r- · and Mrs. Ca rl Sqest, all of F orl Mrs. Francis Montgo mery of Langs Wayne, Indiana. home? I did, and hid in a s mall as high as I Q grandchildren right , just put on a false nose and you hosteBS. baugh, and son. We11le)'. Preaident, Eugene Fink; Secretary ville. Mr, and Mts, Raymond Stewart rhlcken house (or what 1eemed to here Jn town and common to see eo n ro b a bank with Impunity­ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gardner Donna Jean Nelson and Treasurof DafLon were weekend guests or me houu and hour,. It waa proba- I 6 to 10 a:randehlldren to most ,o goody, I haven't had a t'hance to s the family ent and Columbuw of er, Ma,:ine Griffith, HOLZIR HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Robert Denison of p u.111 Impunity for ages - "Ued'' ,md 60 year old,. bly tmeen mlnutei, Al)MISSlONS, Ma)' 3 1 : Fred A, · James Thomas and Don M organ D;iyton apent the weekend with week end with ht:r parents, Mr. his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewa rt. No one e.ttled. No one came. I By the wa y, even tlte Ceder.al Haye1 m owing a neighbor's lawn- Shiflet, Middleport; Mrs. Thor Ol­ were called u pon and In tu rn her mother, Mrs. Helen Long. and M rs. Carl Lemle)'. Dlanci Capehart, student at the iOt to thinkina: hoW terribly I gove rnment Is be alnntog to wonder and Erie Cha m be rs )'ells, "Hey, son CarS<'y, Harrisonv.Hle; Carl B. each expre11ed his pleasure ot M r s. Paul To r rente and son, Grese Mr. and Mrs. Rus ll Adams loved M.-m11 after al l, and h ow wh111t t.o do with u1 senior citizens. Red, J ran a nail in m)' fool"­ Weese, Syra"t.'ll'Se; Jc,hn, ab Ttibett, belnl able lo attend. and Sue ol Leewood, w . v a., a:ory, Columbus, spent the week UniVeralty of Kentucky, was a aood 11Q>per 'A'Ould 1,aate. Out l As wUneu ,11. 1'f(eftt contetenee at "Red," unsym pathetically mowa on San<t,,vlHe; M·rs . t:hlrlei' Vern o n­ The 1roup joined in singing the spent the weekend here with her end with Mr. and Mrs. Roland Tor­ weekend guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Capehart. Other came. Rio Grande on ""Pr oblema or the but Dickie Bodi me r joins Eric and Ferguson, West Colu m bir, M rs . 'high school 1001, accompanied by m other, Mrs. Belle Martin, Will• rence and [ anlily. gue1t1 of the Ca�tiarta. were M r. l should probably have bnen Aetna." My O',Vn oUsprln a attend- ortera sympa t hy - made me think Robert Raymond eroy. "Mr9. Catherine Shenefield at the lam Mar tin and children irnd and Mrs. Ralph Potter and daugh• called Phlne11 Blanche Matlhew■ Ina thl1 "lil line of dUt)'," comes o r ,1nother fav orite story- Man DISCHARGES, May 3 .,. Miary piano. John Martin. Billle Lou and Elena ler. W�rren, Ohio; M r. and Mra. after that, ffte r my redoutable back bewildered. Bewildered be- ca m e rushing up to a neighbor, Ruth McClure, Mrs. Jam ·J:. Fer­ P,fflQ$ Benediction was offered b)' Rev, Martin ret u rned home with them Lee Krluu and ftfflily, Holland a:reat �randfather, knolfO for his cause he haa a coupla parents that "Jeb, Jeb, fer gosh sake a wo lr jest g ul!On, Herman Lee Stewa .·• Harry Davis, for a visit. Ohio; Mr. and Mrs, Jack Hysell and tempery blitzes j ust by spells. ' II never sit very calml)' In a chlm- ran into yo ur cahin '-Jeb shl ftt-d 1. ,eo llarc u-s, James Elmer nne)' The group then adjou rned to famil)', Columb\ls; M r . and Mrs. ney corner, a nd besldel, who hae a his quid, sezec, "Waal, m y wJfc's Virginia Marie Blake, Connie Julia Lucas --was Saturday a H1rtun1 . .John ly Mn 'the new high school gy m where A favorl� clipping I have pre- 1pare chimney corner the1e day1? In there , Je11t let him get out the Bright, Ben Jl'ranklin K ' rso n, ' dandng was enjoyed nlghl guest of Susie Pa rker. Rebecca Radford visited Diana Phil M)'erS, Columbus; Mri. La wby approxi­ Mrs. 1ent• ■ 1m111l ho)' drag,gl nt home at Ours I■ tilled wlLh • bookcase so be,i t way he can" - Mr. Roes P u l­ Mt1. Artihur J\, Law, Mrs. ,oward ' matel)' Mr. Mrs. and ·Atkinson Dennis m iUer a few days laat week. rence Capehart, Co lumbus; Weyers 500 persons to the music Judy Warren Columbus; a; Feltchl nli:ht to hi■ parents' lla:hled win• "Tltere You Are" a, 1 acemlngly len telllng me how he helped bulld B. S1n1 11der11, Mrs. Ohafll and m ily of Columbus were the fa 1 rt, o Middlep , r visBaue 11 Buddy . Mil- of the Chet Haddox Orchestra, (� Self, c;oh,imbus; Mr. an1t-..M rs. Jack w d�Wll and mumbllna;, "GueH 1'11 derunct ,(Is bt?) Geor•e , Gobe� al· t Q,C ij. R. b t,dae ,,at,, Pt 111\ ' alant Milt& MIiier. Weber Theobald waa the only · eekend g\leeta of her p arents, itlng Mr. and . Mrs, Wm. Rad f ' )'Cart .ago in 1908) c1ve her one more chance." Mr. and Mrs, (Hair Taylor. l#lfttl £ut ll, ' andi-tlmib' 189lY,faa(Lrn.. a,;t,4, f.aallai. Spring .i � I 'I perion attent1Hul!l 'ttHn1�nllttg the --I 1lo buUd, � how know f1�d, Olt1.o;-; 1Ml :a°n4 "Mrs. Richard f A l 1.ttlrf' M eattng'more, lona:er, be r. and Mrs. William Lanlilng -ellvln1 re · Vh o o ln Ke Class 1910. The Ctaliis • hJ.920 ob­ ,, I hope (and believe) that ollr and J ull &etting all these younlf aL that 1turdy struct t toor Fairborn were weeken d gu-esf!I and Mr!. Otis M'.arret, entered Hol- Rosenbaum anil fam ily, Pomeroy; Seven of the twelve members or served their reunion. Heavonly P'ather J1 Jlke that. When experts in a dither 11 to what on d41y - I have company coming for of their da ughter Mr. and Mrs. zer Hospital, Monday, for a tonsil• and Mr. and Mrl. Fred Rosenb11:1m, PolJ}eroy. the · week end - fwo lifelong dear t he 1 960 graduatiua class of Ches• . � come ld weal')', btldrafJgled, buf- earth to do about us. Jectomy. M r. and Mrs. Wllllam Dean, Bob Hill and Billy. friends - A m I atewing a ro und, ter IHi,h School ■nd their families the r at Bu Henry student aess, Mr. feted, we hive the ltia:h hope, that and Denison rl Ca rs. ot .M Thom•• Clarence Mr. and Mrs. Tere1a ind Saundra, Mrs. Mary He, too, wUI forgive, re1iore, reOh, )'CII, one of my very molt di Hing out corner11, baking a cake, enjoyed a P\ltluck dinner Sunday Dean and 1 Wheeling the pent with weekend raneo, Ohlo, attended Sun, Uni_vefsit)' of West Virginia, M or­ Ma of Ja m es 1pent Monday at the ho me or Mr. and Mrs. that or ra to N m fa Joice. 'her fathe r Lee Myer s and friends. day Scho61 here May 20 while en, a:� ntown, arrive;d home ever the �!: � ;� 7t�r� f��•� �� l t: :0�-;;; :�:;..-� �1�:: Dwight Milhoan, Flatwood•. week end· to be with his mother, 1 Mr. and Mn. Archie Simp\:ln1 route to visit the cemetery. ral. The)' 1 ' . E�ily B1,1rg�ss. The Burgess ft!'.n or Sm«,U �• ■weet l)'rlftll fllls the put off f.he usual 6 1un salute, or and ,tt and viaJt - And 10 to Al• W. City, Coal -r r . and M and Va., Mrs. eand Stahl Mr. rr)' ■ • Attendlna wero Mr. and Mrs. ai r , M)' robilq• and cat blrd1 ia lt 10--l'm aahamed not to umnl and Commencement-the1're Kenneth Chaney Mrs. William SJmpkins and famlly turned home Tuesday after a va- lamil)' left on M onday fo r M�rtins­ and diUdren 1 coming purpose!)' tor Alumni are ft!laetf ,' and bathlna: �II about. know. o l Clarksvll�a., called On M r . cati on trip thro ugh ArlzotUil and v�Ue, Vlr,einl@I, for a two weeks Kenda and Bill, Pnineroy; kr. a nd trip , They make their home ln "d o wn ho m e" G reen, ,,. l'I arc all the loVcly the whole high Mr■. Grant and Mrs. Bruce May" Mmfday, Anyway, they 11hot 'e m off. other p\ ces of lnt"er @'s t. Smith. Reedaville: Mr. the future. in inav\lle Ma)"t l' Mr, and Mrs. Clitrord Harrls maplet and tender new iirHs. And G randmu, aa:c<l, tremulous, u d, purpose of this aa11erly ex pected and Mr11. ia h regul r apRev. Card tilled Dale Ruaaell, qhUd r cn Jn sincere appreciation tor the Mr. an� Mn. Jo1eph Cubbage vi11lt Is to ■ee eaoh other, not a hot •• l wlah ilf �ld forever be 1prJn1. fainted dead 11way. and t fa m ily, Columbus, were week he e olntment Sluii:la )' motnln1. p Jane Ann and JeHref, and r. and publicit y you gave to ue and our I no w ttffnk of KHtl "Ode To A Eastman re- an� dau_Shler of Barberton, Ohi o, "Oh, pa," 11obbed youna: Em ma- frled,to- a- dark-brown hostess p a nt- Mrs. La r U end •n4 gue r grandparents, he or .!lh Ray M Mt. . ry :Brown, Colu m bf; Mrs. Farm Bureau Women's Committee M r . and Mrs. Dell Luckadoo. G recian Urll-!",1. On lhe urn art! unc, "Look, t he y're shot Grand- ing over a hot 1tove, dust clolh Wilbu cently s pent a day ·wit h Mr1, Cln• -were week end ILl_eA'8 of M r. a.nd r Gillilan, Canton, a d Mr. while we were helping with the O Mrs, Qlln }Vo(fe of Mason and Mr. In hand - h, I'll stir around a nd Mr. 1raceful yo\lH1 fl.:utet 4) _,an eter- ma." and Mrs. Kenneth Michael da Carper, Pomeroy. and M ra. Mllhoa n and daui1hters, May Circle of S,fety Check. The and tlx a few tr ifle,, potato salad, meat · M,rs. Lloyd Roush of !llew Ha• in an nal tnd Joyout- da�te. K'efrU mmea tl of d Mike Chllllcothe were the Mri. Anna Re ter is vlslting Pegay and l;leldi. ,· � newspaper w11 our best means or ven. _ M r. and ,Mr11. Cubbage at. -" Forever thou be fouq ■nd weekend guests of his parents, Bellefontaine. And I never have found the ans- loaf, • 1hnpl,e (ye11, bo, 1lmplel) a:etling the word to the Meigs I we r to "Where Wa:s Whistle , , . 1he l)e fair." Mr, and Mn. Elza Michael and 11 what r 's de RRert - the welco m e M'r. a hd. Mn, Holly O'Neal and �nded the alumni banquet and County people III to when and thty really want - Johnn)' AllenwThelma. The)' left Sunday for children of near Lancaster attend, da pce at Waha,ma Sa\ urday. where the ebeclc.1 would be held, 1 wort h getting to go trout rtshlng Blll Foa}esong, aon of M r. rning to_ atten d a Co family re- ed g!'ldtt&tion� enttl1e!i Jt. · PomThanb again for· your wonderhas reway up in West Virginia with unl on. c roy High School, Thursday even- Mr■. Donald Fo,:leaon&, ful fooperation. THI CANYON the his t to or parent! h{!me. frlend-----Mama F1011le to joln him �� .,a Mr. and Mrs. Law:rent!e Grogan . s a Ing when her 1later Maryf 40R081 7, Larr• round 2&, Took Te Mary and Frank Ht.tmphrey Mrs. Vir&II Hamm l owing bis freshman year at f · ol later Flos,le always waa one to r , ..cli tl lii i u,e o( i1 and famll Grue-moved from th, ua r membe ss ng I , rlke room a• Out on the open prairie :';ecretary of Meli• County )' the o utd oors _ 1 recall correctser place to the George Kennedy Freda Will and dtu�ter, Mary, M�shall Colleae. � loo;i tlJ u lce The Mastes came walking one day. one•• "'- RedrA1 Safety CommJttee ty she al way1 went hunting with Mr. and, M rs. Cflrlsty Bletner lace. JI ant , are a_ptlldipif thl ..,e,t .enil .with p own d. Serr .Mr.a. Edmond Grueser He found ft very barren, � ha\'4!' ha� M'r. and Mrs. Albert Wa iiher fathe r and huabtnd Bob-We lt. Book of M r M a. Cavet Edmundson M r . and Mia. -Holly O'Neil r . and and !I. Musto No fiowera bloomed b)' the way, ti). Pennlt• PubUclty Cha irman oner . of M'willon, Ohio, as their arth rJUcs had better ju1t 11lve up hour■ ( occl , ) HI. Picture.qua and daua:htera, Columbua, were �htldren, Lane1irter: note The Master asked of the prairie 1ueab for two, Wefkl. (1 have) one of J' my 12. Stir, up S friend• P' n told n r weeken f Mr. ot cueats Mn. d M a d of tha e . E. and . . M SI!. Cant 11>, Fann "Where are the nowers dearf': Florida me "Finl I talce 2 atplrin, then I U. JCv• a HCOn.d Mn. Loi, Jl9ulh and son, Billy, Ulli l: Nate 8P'!l'l Yacatio Wise n Wise, the t Mn. w 36. Food Mina Columbus end Jnd wee ani mal "I have no seed,'' 1he an1wend lef ahlld 1 t A I urn o n cln t p.1, week 1or Huntington, and rrom there n r k M '• 1hh. ro Mrs. . and Mrs. Roas ShuJer and Mr. a nd Mn. Ha ld Blac ■to and Robert Ja, ot Columbus, "t 1 ''That •, why my land la 20 A. trill drear. 14. Inventor'• 1"e'!f'., where they will make their kinda lost h11r, but 1he had a Miu 37, Crt1.. Robe,t1 Rusaell family have moved from Colum• chlldNn. 21: F a bulou, or Corning, Then to the bir(ls the Maile r ■pate 14ft11Uar(l whole series ,nd ,till acheo--bul Mrs Ro rt Rawllnp and son, bus bitk to their home while Mr. 41tnt• bird Mr. and Mr,. R. Hlffllllr and "G o carr)' a-,,a1 ••, r•r and wI de. 111, 'llaraoh'I ahapcd 1'••&1!flla,'• .t11w.. t had hl1hly N11olved earlv this 11, Rlvtr (8.A.) c ra1I, an1 Debbie Grueser of Mid• Shuler 11 tmployed at Columbus. son, Kenneth, of M■rt•tta, -wen �- and Mn. �o W'i"ia and � Scatter them over the prairle sO da)lptor .. • o! 14.a■on h.v<\. P'!J'C�■ed the flrure week 1 wouId N OT comp1 ■In - of 2:1 . Throurh . '"'1' M .d_leport n!t left Monday Su Mr. for a ol n, two week■ nd11" ... � That flower, ma)' bloom at hep TITL tum 35. A.nior f ua•I IISII D hom_o of,l!IU, l,oij 1!A,111h and hlYe Ol'�I all the dn,ary coa.veraatlona 38. GCR\11 of f.2. Slla:t'.t R. '1e -,,cation In norlda. John' H-nl. , . ,, _,._ lide , , It. NEW . movisr'lnto B olh ll1ht'Mr VO!U( O Mont• 11' 21, TIiie prNtnt tropical dtp1,.ulo!l those of detalllnc a ll m enta ,_ 1 01' their tri , , and the)' uy and p plan to vlilt Up apra�a: crocus ,nd' "1�m-)w t'fOw. • w Lime ■hruba 4i. Bulldlnr pl o had the blHHt tumor, Doc 11ld, " . ,t SUver S rh111 ilt 1n� all!) with Mr, p 2 1 . 'f'�&P foot, ::i�����\'l' :h:;,:� •Bo:�f 27. Acree <10. While, troat addition 1u,P<it ·�.\l�-M'it� OIAII 11nd "He pever IIW a gall bladder ll)cl, Mn. Howard Ewina- �nd to (l(ld) Por•I have r«-ei•ed 24. D1..charrln1 Red llllea, and buff•ln bean : 1 t ■lans> 4.1, Ltvel . 411. Boam · like -MIN E" - theae Dot'II I ate oller4 , Riffle "'• �• ·• . • ·. PRINCl.'roN,. N. 1. UPU.'111• , ■P\!nd , a d�y 1t Miami Beach. They 2I. 11"!1 The priirlie, once !C)-;-, desolittf. lor ,u.m!'\•r lil{bll '1)a lc�m�,•· '!'Id F■cu tty C6u�ll· , ol Prinee ton 11,.' and Mn. vtriK SIOl'J' • crafty St1mJ1, ao don't lrllieve ll""llM'l"'111""Tl'"'ffl"I � to ,pend ,evual clay ■ at DIY• 10, llfanth M Theoloalcal Sem_¥'J -pasSf d 1 Wai be�ulll ul now 15 a d reaim. dy Brenner announ ced Tuil4ay. cihlldNln of Spiinfflield 'f'lllit'ed M c m - pure psycholog y tfi.ey r fRAa Bearh, incl vtdnlty nortk ot ii•• Aa:ala M"la ter cim b e wjUt Pare lh 4 • e r , ell ). � tp 011"' •' �e Ing In purut '4-ll defena� jvppotttn1 Suridly re,olujlon 'h� and Mr,, •JoQ/1' they ue ._..,.Y, Mr. and Brttatn fver And, seeing the n Wh ile t · " • ower 1 0 .. 111, lfllth, lleau JI Robert N'oliO� . ol V■nder­ 1 .., . E ltlllt . Gr n!Jht ll#" lf...., ,', Mae Lambe\ out • and • o up11. ftO 'r­ a ..i , ,,__..,.Ina 0t --0 · �,, WIUIam · 'Rllllell l. pl e,aed . ...· Su'8" l!arl or M oyer lor a i,,.;,. . 8Pin'rlef 'blll• IJ. i !l�'• lljvlt\ijy r. illd ·c · .School, ri. holsterln1 M r'-/l.a two of her eh■l 1 d v II faat , tlill With Mr. Jlml Mn, Wll• JUb 12 bout at St, NichoW Arena But th ll°"en that to hi nt ,._,.: � LLClined' proli1Un1t the ou1• talk ,bout proleulonal 1nJD ru Who , 33. l'tmilt Thundii Qam Oruear of nt of llkldleport. '111omu � deareat ■nd Brown c,i, delend his tjtle with Mr and � "f!lll!< that 1■1 can ■Imply do anythln r•hup n W.,..., · W of I !leffO 1tudent accu■ed ol On the rair t<1ul ie He d not p eithe ,ee. or lul1 25 r A a t a ' Nl'tlolpatiq ta· a oltdown demonUi 141. City <,,a.) 2 I can name a half dozen lines ahe r bu milli r aha ' cliq]!( ..., J· · · ,,, efl <,lfffll Carlos Ortlz or Lellll)' Mathewa. _ s\ratJc)n. lt, /111<1• ! :s , "J L; , ,1 . excels In rl•ht off lhe bat -Lucky A11ln he 11ked ol the prairie, _· "Where a r e the Dowers I Mr. lf'd Mn.- FtoJd B. Sallee ot love 19. llul\dtnd lucky "Paddle"' _ And why d id 1 bellf Columbus� thtl foi'mer BetlY Reed ,s. HJawalh• nice n■me Olen ever dluolw Into "Paddle" _ '"Mlere'I I Reasnn ''- The beautiful wind tt owen arid wKo I• 1 IJ"tduite of Middleport Hi&l:1. Sth"I, were wfflr: end ,ue"sta tern, And I never tan thin\: to Hk , The tolumblne and sweet v loleta!'' qt Kr. ad.� Mn. JohD Smith at "Paddle" _ 1 lmow whJ "'lrui" ho�, lrt Chlfleaton. Mr. Milla "Pinky" Root, and "Etti" In 1orrow the prairie answered, ALWAl'8 , . I fl'ld.yate of Winebrenner, but not "Pad,11,i''- " MaateP th01e nower1 will not 8 h, •�b la also LITIAIRI' , . •lay. �' ,,, ■i),d hit' wtle atlpnded the A baby chtmn11 ,,..llow 1011 thto e un 1hlnes ) li down Ul)On my I mhl tianq\1;t, wltb t e Sa lees. tither Cink'■ 11.ttlni toora- Th ■ °DN)aat SunditY the $'1t1,t'hai entert,iliied ' brave BMR to th, reseu, _ and Unt l ey and blow i iiltll • dlnner wl\lii Mr, OIi Mn. away .... wither th eunwhat I da rllna he ,.11 _ tiny Harold J.o�se ' eel claw■ all n■dy to cUn .- tb Then to tlle clouds the Muter ; S.M, RIIIIVA • ' ,poke d' Mn IA Polile,w a tld' M ■m ooth ,url■""· ••t""t I••th . . �M, An4 with ollf,1clril\. ltl w bort Cdall ol lil"'-'I � ' i 1•,t · ' (OMMIT1\1li!• �' . .I 11'" ,. ICl!N l\ltl, bw-t -., 10 ""'I', 'ni;j · "�i'nio t1tll')l ltP' 0 ' . 'l0U . , ' I �Irle 1;11' ..,, /1,- CO,D,/'!/ '111,\M- • • II I hold' him - how lowti ' lb h A....��,fli'll" i.&n ; wqi/<d, • • ...� •.., - . ,. � , e � � ' the #ttit'W · , 'day - A ,mall one al home e■rty � ti l'nt1r:, '1fo•e1t A�d •••In th' NI. ! · I ' • !itd., n · . <1 I • . ,. II to ,tt In , wit� l>fd and � � lieie •11 •:•"" hu10 oho at '1> o'tlotll' ·' ch,1\'e:h - � I'll Hwr bl 11te , 1• . t ""'"��-Arut CO'fered t& tl(1111r a nower. eo11,ld ,· • · � , ¥It end - vt1lton with Jitlt. '1 aame man �ft:. � 1ten. ,,. j nt . de V1Hon• Wf!ftl lir. .and �Tho Wilund thll .... d■rk ond' blial El- Jl!f'>!I and Mt, and 111'1. lNTilrTAllll WITM' ·lltllll� ren �- snd llr■, I!, 1: llttl -i 1llltrW;C1nilit'ori 61 Hfllloill� . 'I ' llr■! EI\l'itc/d 1- \llaltl,nJ tn t■lned wllh a ehlckto bu- llec;•me a ,,1,.. of boaul)I ,o nn! dtnnor lund11 . at thfl\o bomt In �t tll1 Mlatot hwed lo ttn ..r , Btlpro ,tttti her "" a�d it■uotu- , . 'l! R R , , V I "'t h 11$ nd'nr■ lbll ..... bJ,o,., tM,w, MT. ·Pl1two«t1. i(+o_ Latn LewlL • 1 l•r then, llr- an<I, Mn, Jim � ahd 1 1t 1 . , •. • ..._, •'.-.:nl ,... Illa 11117 Bil� Ill taan, hel1'lt ft Rnd �••)'O<!s. IP ll'mf Ml-, and 1'1n. Toni ,rclods ...,. In , · "!Ma � � I ■ lltam Iii11tt aM � A 1- _, pt ��tedl I&. � � . ot i"r ....... ,.._, c;,.!l>Jo; ---• - - , ,.._ ,... .... If, ,;J ( , _ ,..,. llil,.�," " • · · • · 1 •� . ..I.,,·. • -. � •'·.,a lo.: 'ft._ ,,._ ._,, ..-' <· ' ' .+ "'llr fff!r''�'!f''ilf' Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, �• and Towel, ., ' I I i I I I • I Time For !iummoP... Sandals CHILDREN'S, Sizes 6-3 · - - - - · · · · · · · · · $ 1 .99 .lADIES, Slies 4½- 1 0 · · · · · · · · · · · · $2.29 up MEN'S,. $1111 1 6-12 · · · · · · · · · · $3.29 - ' $3.99 , I , TH E. SHOE BOX ' , . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • .........■ i !--------------........' L----�---...,...j� """---. . ....,;.·..,. I I 1 I 1 I and Mrs. John Seines. They re­ t urned home Tuesday, Mrs. Go ldya Mourning and son, Ji m, and son. D,le, were in Point Pleasant Monday where they visit· ed with Mr . and Mrs. Hobart De· wees and Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Hol­ land. :11:r. and Mr11. Tom Wilkerson ca me over the week end to return his mothe r, Marie, lo their home in Canton. Mrs. Wilkerson has been visiting in Bradbury with Mrs. Cush Johnson and other friends for the past week. -- ·-------- ,--- GOODBY E POMERO Y WE ARE TH RU SHOE S T O R.E I Around And Abo11t Middleport 1 linen cloth and centered with 1 "tree'' with miniature white diplomas tied with red ribbon, green fern plUJ • white camatlon • gift for each gradu■te. Thil waa an original idea by M r1. Ruth St.um1 and m ade by her. 'Mle foll�in& thi�y-tbree ar•· duates received their diploma,: Sandra Adami, Johnny Arnott, Teddy Baile Roberta Cb Linda Chanll!�: Earl Cleland, �;::; (.1eland. Belt)' Gillilan Ronad Harri.a, Ka)' Hendricks, ' Richard Holter, Howard Johnaon Mu Knopp, Jeffrey Lee, Lyn� Mal­ lory, Easter Mills, Wllllam Our,, James Parsons. William Pinon,, Ben Petrel, Donna Powell, Alan Rees, Randall Reiber, Michael Smith . Larry Spencer, Spencer Steam,, Carol Teaford, Stanley Watson. Unda White, William Wicldioe, Marlin Wolle, Richard Wolf and Sammie Yatea. ) POMEROY, OH IO 1 04 EAST MAI N STREET Than ks To You r Tremen dous Respon se, We Have Been Able To ClearO ur Basem ent Stock Room. Many More Bargai ns That Must . Be Cleared Out. The Stock Mu st Be Tu rned Into Cash, Regardless Of Cost. F u r. ther Drasti c Cuts Have B een Made. SAVE $ $ MEN'S CROSBY SQUARE SHOES I TEN N I S OXFORDS 77c $1 1 -8 7 WOMEN'S N U RSlS OXFORDS OUT THEY GO 8 WOMEN'S Nationally Adverllled ARC H $2 -5 7 SHOES s5 .4 7 Reg. ,s.00 F L ATS $1 ,77 MEN'S SUMMER C AN VA S CASU ALS , 2 $ 79 SAVE $ $ $ WORK OXFORD Heavy Crepe Sdle WOMEN'S Dress Shoes Mu•t Raise Cash s3.67 Values To $8.00 All Colors and Sizes Noth ing Held , Noth ing kese �ed, Alf '$�le � F.i nal ,. F ixtu res For Sale. Dea len We lcom e. Sav ings To 50% When It's Gone It's Gone. Buy While We Still Hove Loh Of Sises Open Daily Uutll S - Saturday Uatll 9 P.M• 1 04 EAST MAIN STREET �rHE DAILY SENTINEL Commentating EditoriallJ Sutvey On Retirement Attorney Vemon R. Burt, Chairman of the Governor's Commission on Aging, has announced that the survey on retiremenl p l a·n s and policies of Ohio employers presently being conducted by the Governor's Commission on Aging has been well received among Ohio employers as evidenced by the enthusiastic response and cooperation in returning to the Commission the detailed, comprehensiv e, four page questionnaire on employers' pension plans, life and medical care insurance, profit sharing plans and retirement planning. The questionnaire was mailed out several weeks ago to 3200 Ohio employers on the sample list used by the Commission based on employers by industry and number of em- Plans Success£ul \\!elfare Federa t ion's program on older persons and the chronicall�• ill. pointed out tha-t the survey has al ready indicated that the small employer is oflen unable to bear the cost of present pension plans for ·his employecs. He stated that the banking and insUIa nee industrie s as well as em ployers and governmental agencies will be vitally interested in the resu lts of the survey which wil l be announced at the Governor's Conference on Aging at Columbus next September 20th. The employers study is part of the slate's preparation for and report to the 1 96 1 White House Conference on Aging presently in pro- ' gress in 80 o( the 88 counties of Ohio where the Commission, through its Advisory Com- 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 2, 1960 Rutland Community News · Daily Vacarion Bible Sc,h.oo l Starts June 1 3 B Y JEAN PARKER ■ Three hundred thirty-one person1 attende d the 50th anni versary of RuUand High Sch ool at th 1: annual banquet held at the grade school cafeteria Saturday evening at 6:30. The room was decorated with Ute sc:hool eolor!l, . red and black, and gold star paper. The tables were attractive ln white coven, outlined with green Uripes and gold at■ra. Each table WH centered with a fl ower arrangement m ade by members of the Garden C l u b' IA.NQU T W�LL ATTENDED The Che, t er Daily Vacation Bible School will open Mo11dJY, J une 13, at th(' Chester Method ist Churrh. A t('en-age grou p known as "Tcf' n•Age Disdple1" willl mN•t at the House oC Prayer; Mr11. J:icll: SpenC"er will be the dli-�ctor this year. The following otflters and been appointed: t eachers havf Pi.11nist, Mrs. Horace Karr; Song Leader, Mrs. Carl Kautz; Serre­ lary, Mrs. Pttrley Karr; Su bstitute, leather, Mrs. Henry Eichinger. Teachers for the Nursery Dept ., Mrs. Ward Spene-er , Mrs. Robf'"rt Baily and Miss Marj orie Hotrman. Begin ners No. I, Mrs. Reid Y oung and Mrs. Carl Kautz. Beginners No . 2, Mrs. Del mer Baum and Mrs. Karr. at M t Alto, visiting. ! I Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Woodrum ;m<l family, Dayton, wt!rt! weekend gues!s of he r father, Sam Dyke . . Mr. and Mn. Cu rtis McDaniel of and w i fe 1rnd Judy Willia m s. The)' attended the banquet-dance. New York were we�k end iuetlS Harry �nowden and son David of Mr. and Mra. Curt11 �cDanlel or Pt. Pleasant called on his mo- Mas?n. Other guest& m the Mcthcr . Mn,. Ethel Snowden Safur- Daniel home over the weekend y,'e-re Mr. and Mrs. Martus McO.n• day. 1e_l, Pt. Pleas�nt; M!"- and Mrs. M r. and Mr■, J . . 8. Conrad or Richard R&�bnga anu •�n, Porn.: Zanesville and Mr. and Mrs, W al- �roy ; Mr. and Mrs. Calvm McDan· ler Ben nett of Porll!Jmou.th were iel and daughter, Mason; Mr. and I Wl·ekcn� guests of their father, �lfra. Raymond GT_instead, Jlme1 B.arton, Mn. Nellie Schwan, Mr. .M1t, t Spires ?ver th� weekend. Mr. and Mn. M:-"m Summers and Mn. Harold �hwarz, all of of Medin.a W� 1"1tken� e: uests Mason, and Carl Lanham, Pt. ol her si!lter, Mr. and Mn. Clair Pleasant. Mrs. Ra)'mOnd DeHaven and Tayl or. children or Logan, W. Va., were Mr. and Mr.r. CattoU Snowden, recent gu,n:t, ot" he!' mOLbe? a.nd and Mr. and Mfll, Mike grandmother, Mrs. Anna Avi1 and on1 1 Hardway ind son of G1Uipolis Mrs. HarTiet Roseberry, respeetive­ spe nt the weekend •t lhdilb Late. Q' . Mrs. Carol Scyoc Snd daughter Mr. and Mr,. James Tho mas 'Ind family, Col�mbus, spent the weekend with their Parent•. Mr. 11nd Mr s. Clair n,-1or and Mr. and Mrs . G. --;_ Tliomll. ly lvtlyn BrlcklN Mr. and Mrs. Lee oellJly have M r. and Mn, He rbert Shelton moved from the Grate prol)erty imd son have moved from the to the Grueser property. Alice Ritchie property lo Indiana. Mr. and Mrs, DaJe Kuhn of I.JtMr, a,nd Mn. Robert Musser, ,Timmy anti TeWu Brauer a nd , tle Hqckma lpent SatU{day wilh l trtcnd C.l;ilrlts Swfflt of Co�\lmb.us h 'i IQOthei, !Ira, Grace Kuhn. were weete.nd ,U.11ti · et and ·· Ml'I. ifarpret Runell and two Mrs. Earl King. The grc.tup cele- brothera., Golden and Birdie Bahr bra ted the birUi:days of ;Mr. and of Athens. Mr. and Mr■, P aul Mrs. M usser with a picnic at Bricker , M r . and MN. William Forked P..un Lake. Rev. T. v. Egle, Mr. and Mn, Gene Egle and Weills and Rev. Art Marcum two children of Delawa re and Mr. were dinner e uests of the Kings and Mr1. Charle, Wright of Colon Sunda)'· umbur w.ere weetend auesb of Mr. and Mn. Cirrie Bahr. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dugan and Mt. and Mn. Charlu Lewis · o( Marty have moved into the Prall Cuyahoga Falls, Ohlo, Mr. and Mrs. property. They have been reaid- JOh " e rigg OI HOu oway, oh·16• Mr, ing with her parents Mr. and and Mrs. Chuies Betzing of TupMrs, Guy Kennedy, Mi,ddleport. per, Pta·1 n, were week end guea•· ... Mr. and Mrs. Homer Parker of Rev. and Mn. W. W. Bragg, MASON I PERSONALS of Pa/«ersburg spent last Wt"ek with her parent1, Mr. and ,i!rS, Dennis Duddin!JI. l'1lr. and Mn. C�il Blessing ;1nd \ family a£ Akron, Ohta, were Mou day guesUI of Mr. and Mn:. Dallas Yeage r and Mr. and Mn. Charlt!s Yeager and (11'1\i\y. Harrlet Ann Wal1h, rlaughler of Mr. and Mr!I. Harry Wali;h. 1s im­ proving aft e r having under gone a tonJillectomy at the Mason Clinic last week. Mn. T. R. Doia is �covering at her home l'lll owlna: rec-en t sur­ geey at Meiga General Hospita 1 in Pomeroy. r DAILY SENTINEL DAYBOOK Gooch,i· I - or I I ! r_r MlrM. - )ii& I . Oh�����P.��r��r �:,i�r:b�I�!. The Middleport pr oject Is �n e Gen. Dawson lssued over his name Report No. 5 of the "Ohio or �he g�oup of l?cal protectio n Water Plan Jnventory" In which proJ ects inc luded m the compr e�id�le�rl was llst�d as In the hensivc_ plas:i for fl�d control in act�ve categ'!rY with a project the Oh1? River basin. The 1.:0 mcosting approximately $5,868,000 prehenuve plan was authomed of which local participation wou ld I by Congress in the Flood Control be $448,000. . ; Act of 1938. A general design Since this was consldcrcd ncwa report on the Middleport project, Just Arrived! Pretty New Cotto� Dresses Mr. QQ�ignud for gummer ��� wm · 1 Poet's Corner D A I LY CROSSWO R D u ½J· ,,• • ', • ' I :, � ' ' = '° Ii�•· · s. u., 111 ���· ···· ��� •• · ·····�liil 'i io ...-' �!:.:::�1�•;il"::0t,.:.� il:: �-=I . �="":;..• · = =���� ,na !¥1• "i:.:'"· =·;rJ..'rl.li�••! -• � ill· .� ,......·.�•-e., All!l!' )Olt• . ' ColUlll:::t dl.,.tbllilG , J::.:'.t.;L!Jo. ... ��- � lloW'/11.' "• IOl!,f =!,-, 11!1 IIOICNe � ··, .� lt1f'-'_. ""h!; · ••let- :nu ' FEST �IS' - t . . Qj'Uloor, · 'llrey'll Do It �� ., , d"1i-, a'I Soot>: �� �• .. ' Here ». •� -,. :I ��d!.'t �-�'= .:.:.=; =:' kenu �_,,,. y r�e , ,,r::,'.rm·r--+,-,( and ·SLEEVELESS Also SUN DRESSES NEW ! Prin t Sk i rts FOR LITfLE GIRLS Sizes 7 8' Hatlo to 14 SUN SUITS and PLAY CLOTHES -� g.... .3 tt;, 6X - 7 to 14. Swint Suits For , Th, ' . Be.th L' : ' \ ' ;�-..,in Family ,. -- Onl y s5.99 SHORT SLEEVE s.� a:_r-"f<. - �- �� .• , H ouse Dres$es �-99 , .. Dressy Tyl,!i9 For All Summer Weor NEW! �����i�:.'t.t\l��°:'� ':s :; r�••••• llo�DJ! 1111 I. I. , I u... \(Pl - ----�-----···�ii ■■■■■ ■■-�lil■ •• ■■■· ��··· ���11■11111■��� iillllllll� ' ■■■ Iii . Iii ■■ -�liil■■■■ WI ■■■■· ■ �Iii ■■ iii 1111 liil ■ �� 1i11 ■ ill illl lliil ill ■■■ iil . �Iii ■■ ·····� · ■■■ .�?.��.�!;���!���� lo the Huntmgton, W . Va. Corp! of Engineers about it brought the response quoted below. In · the map above the outline of the proposed flood wall for Middleport is shown. The letter: ever comes to pass, will have guidlines to foll ow according to a recent pamphlet issued by Miles M . Dawson, B. G., U. S. Army (rel.) entitled "Flood Control in Ohio." I MAILBAG EDITOR'S and Mra. Edgar Allensworth. Mrs. 1 Allensworth retu r ned to Vlrglnla with them for a visit. Al.so visiting with Mrs. Hartinger over the week end were Mr. and Mrs. C■rl Bram• lage of Pekin, Illnols. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Graham and n!med a conclusion that the pro­ family or Portsm o uth and Ba rbara j�ct had a favorable . ratio of bene­ Hoffnu of Findley visited over the fits to C'lsts at that hme1 However, ho liday week end with ;\frs. Addie local interests then- Indicated that Bitter. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jones rethey were unable to fulfill the last Friday fro m Caledonia turned requirements of local cooperation. The project continues �o be where they visited with Mr. and included in the "active'' category Mrs. John Lucas and children, of authorized projects on the ha­ Rodney and Ma rjorie. While there sis of the findings In that project they attended the piano recital of Marjo rie and the baccalaureate report. 1 A ne w study would be required and commencement exercises for lo determine the p resent economic Rodne)'. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vander hoof j ustification !or local flood pro­ teetlon at Middleport and to de- (Marjorle j',{ii)er) of Waldo , who velop a scheme based on prosent visited in Ironton over the week i mprovements In the city, A nece1- end spent Saturday night 'fith Mrs. sar)' p relimlnary to such a 1tudy Vanderhoof's Cather, I. E - Miller wou ld be a sh o wing b"y . reilpon­ before returning to their ho me sible local interellh that they are Sunda)'. Mr. Miller and his grand• able now to fulfill the req.uire­ daughter, Dianne, returned to Wal­ ments o f local cooperation per­ do \ltith them for the week and the taining to the furnishing of VanderbOOfs will return them to rights of wa)', rel o cation of ulili· Middleport next week end. Mrs. Harry E. Hoagland and Miss ties and operation of the project Grace Savage of Columbus were after completion, Miss Jean We have had no e:s.p1ession gueslll of their Piece, end. week holiday the "'vcr Lama, from local interests since 1'938 re• 'Mrs, Clsrence R. Bailer and garding their attitude toward flood protection (or Middlepo rt. sons and Mrs. C. R. Gilbert, who No furthe r plan will be made for visited over the week end with the project unjii an Interest ls Mrs. Minnie Erlewine and family indicated by otflctals Lo[ the com• and also attended the MHS alu m ni banquet, retur ned to their homes munlty. in Springfield Sunday. Sincerely yours, Mr. and M rs. Jack White (Doro• Steven Malevtch, thy Nell Stewart) of Norwalk visil· Colonel, Corps of Enginee rs ed over the holiday with Mrs. O. District Engineer. H. Stewart. Mr. and M rs. George Price and family (°idary Mourning ) spent the week end w�tb Mrs. Goldya M ourn­ ing and Mr. and Mra. Jim Mourn­ ing and 110n, Dale. They abo visit­ ed with Mr. and Mra. George Prire Sr, of Long Bottom. Their son, Bill)', remained [or the sum mer with Mra. MourninJ and Dave with By FRIDDII HOUDASHELT the Prices. Week end visitors with Mr. and Among those from out of town Mrs. 1'"'rancis Overturf were their who were here tor the alumni ban­ children and familles, Mr. and quet were l'M. and Mrs. Merrill K. ; Mn. William J. (Dorothy) Harman Peters and dauJb.ter, Linda Kay, , of Ashland, K.)'., M r. and Mrs. of Cincinnati and Mr . and Mrs, Er­ i Ralph Dunt (Noami) of Gallipolle nest Robertson (Phyllis Bauer) of and M r . and Mra. Paul Overturf Charleston. and baby of Columbus. They came The Mt. Moriah Miealonary Sod· especially to aUend the MHS alum- ety wm meet Thursday evenln11 at ni banquet. The Paul Ove rturf, re- 1 the home of Mra. C. R. Young al mained for a week'1 vl1it here. 7:30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Denver Rice and Mrs. Charles Stoba.rt and daugh1 • son, Billy, local, and Mr. •nd .Mrs. ters came last week for a villt with j Durward Cummings of Pomeroy her pil'enta, Mr. and .Mrt. John has left last week for a two week ' visit L:hanccy, )fr. Stobart. who In the Eaate.rn state&. been emplO)'ed in the La'rlcaster Miss Sbaron Jones, wtudent at achoo! system came Tue,day and I OU, arrived home Tuesday for the on Friday the family will move summer v.i.cation. MIBS Jones was thelr household furnitu re to Galhome Saturday to attended the Upolis where Mr. Stobut has acalumni banquet. cepted a poaition, Mrs. Jimmy Walker waa taken Mrs. Emma BiSBel, who has been lo Meigl General Hoapit&I Tuesday in Wellsbu rg the past week be­ ' · for treatment. cause of the illness of her eon, Ir· Mr, and Mn, Stanley Addlesbur- vin, returned home over the week 11er visited over the week end in end. Her 4jlaugtiter, Mrs. Thelma CaldwPII with relatJves. ' Ml!, Ad- Pratt, went to Wellwburg fo� her. , dlesbu rger /lnlihed the eourse at Mr. Bissel is somewhat impro ved the SoutherlOn Beauty School in but ts 1tlll hospitalized in SteubenAthens la.!it Week. Yille. Roger ClianCe')' who has been Mrs. Ralph (Grace McDonald) teaching ip Balllmore ttits . past Hanawalt of Columbua who was in year, arrived home yesterday for MiddleJ)Ort Saturday to attend the the summ•r mOl\tlui. . a}ml1nl banquet, -was the overnight Captain and Mn. J-mea Harting- uest of M r . and Mrs. Albert Mar• er .tnd chlldnJn Ot Atexindrla; Va,, fin o( Pomeroy. ' 1\'ilited over the week end with · Mr. and Mr,. J. Y:, Jividen of �a. La�rencf ij...UJ11.er and Mr. Colwnbua s��l ��nday with Mr. Guidelines Established For Flood Control In · ROC k S • SOClety • N eWS 1 950 Clas, Meeta ,. Mr. and Mn. N •than Bi.IP en, tertamed • IJ"OUP ot re.laUvn over the week end ■t tbelr bome, Ru.t­ land Road. Gueists were Mr . and Mr-a. Dale Congrove, Dayton; ltr1. Dana Hy, sell and son, Robert, Colwnbtl.f; and Mr. and Mrs. H1rold Dunfee of l u e f �r: �� :�u. Mr. and Mra, Dunfee and Mr . and Mra. Biua attended the Rutland High School alumni banq u__ et. ___ _____ _ I ll'r: Le; 1960--.'I Ent.ertaln lulath,e, solo · ·Flow Gently Sweet Afton'' ir , l r th ,olo ·· You'l l by Sa m mie Yates with Jocelyn 1 e r.i · · c a mel Nc\'er Walk Alune" by Howard Ti!Ylor al the piano. ohn .on, arromp_anied by JocP l)'n Miu Carol Teaford introduced J T.iylor _at the piano . the speaker, Rev. John Elw ood, Maurice Lott, P r111c1pal . pr�usmg the t opic "Where Are Yo u nted l_.b e class and told of their Going " He told the graduate, &e �ccompltshmcnls. Spencer Sle:;i rns ' "aR the years go on this que■lion nlr u ced T heron J ohnson, vice will become more important to i � pre11derit of the Southern Local yo u. We are llvina: in 8 world School B?ard, who then present • that ii moving all too f,11t our ed the diplomas. world today doesn'l know 'where , . . It s im · portan t th a1 II u; · · gotng. The b �ned1ct1 on w1a given by [ each graduate kno"':1 where they A:ev. Arthur McCauk.-y. The Reces. are going, al110, eac� one , tw uld aaonaJ by Mn. Lee. ] get a �Hgh School dipl oma. The A . reception �ollowed for the n�xt six ye�rs (adolesc�nt ye- an) relahvea and friends with Mn. I will . determ ine your llvea .. forty S.abri! Morri110n p residing ilt the or fifty _years from i:iow. �e punch bowl, Mn. Edna Price cl_osed with lhe �o llow1_ng �dv1c� served the cake whkh wu white his Fathe_r had 1�ven hi m , Don t and decorated with the school do anything you II regret wh_en �o)�r• of white and red with the you are older. Prepare Y ur hfe m1hali. R. G. S._ on each aerving. ?, and pla�s . for the fut �re. Mn. Webb _presided at the 1ilver , An o.�1gmal poem, One Step coffee &ervace. N uts and minll B�yond by Robe�a C �ancey, a I were used. All of this was plae. m ued ensemble 1mgmg 'Come lo I ed on an attractive table of while New� Reporf I June 2. The eighth grade class of Racine Grade School had their graduation May 24th al the Raci ne H.i Auditorium with the fo llowing program : the Processional by Mrs. Dick Lee, Invo­ cation � Re11 . F. E. Dunn, ··_A,rn erica" by the au d ience. Songs, " Ev'ry Time I Feel the Spm t ' ' and "Aloha Oe" hy the 8th Lee at the pia n o . A violin grade dass accompanied by M rs. · - t·----­ up·pers ploins · 0 .. Racine Elementary School Graduates 33 Pupils At Commencement On May 24 I M r. and Mrs. fi o)'d Blaine or Ak­ The banquet wa.!I served b)' ron, Obio, were weet end gu('st� NorthweBtern PTA mem ber11. Mr. and of hi• 1ister and family, The m t't'ting was presid ed over "Mrs. Mary and . F. B. Board, '1ra by Qresident Ntlte Wise who welBe rry and �aughter, Sherry. corned the visitors. The invocation Thomae Marr of Wheeling -re• was 1iven b)' Rt:v. Ge orge Dafls cently visited Mr. and Mrs. Dallas ·Mrs. Wanda Williams gave the Yea 11er and Mr. Charle!! Marr. tr@aaurer's report and Mis � Judy Mr. and Mrs. Emory Roush, Ar­ Pri mary No. 1 , '1"rs. Donald Chase, secretar y, gave a reading friends and relatives tn this a rea. of last year's m eeting. Mr. Wise �fora and Mrs. Rex Bally. Suhday dinner gues t s of They were Primary No. 2, Mrs. Paul Karr then introduced Cul Denison, as Mr. a'nd Mrs. Dallas Yeager. toastma ster, for the program. mittee members has organized county study and Mrs. George Woll. ployeea. Within live days hundreds of Ohio Wa)'ne Rou sh, valedict orian, Walker Juni or No. 1. Mrs. Edmund Life Mr. and Mra. Charles committees lo su rvey generally the critical and M rs. I . 0. McCoy. employers had completed and returned their class 1 960, son of Mr, and Mr1. and son o1 McConnellsville, Ohio, . Orion Roush of Salem Center w as unmet needs of their senior citizens 65 years were week end guesta or her par• questionnaire. A 20 percent return from the Junior No. 2• Mrs. Roy Miller, inlroduced and it was announced ents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Roush. of age or older who total close to 10 percent Mrs. Edgar Dorst and Mn. M ar- h�\"bad rtc•lved a fou r )'ear scbo3200 employers was necessary for the study Mn. Elaine Vrber of Hunting­ . of O!i!o's population. g,rret A m berger. Ilffh ip to oh·io Un I versI ty gIven yet appro1imalely 60 pereent h..,e re!pollded -ton and Mrs. Mabel Gerlach of · Dwl1ht MUtchler, RHS alumTeen Age, Mrs. Samuel Michael Point Pleyant spent Saturday with The Com�lsslon•s program will culminate already, : � and Rev, Roberl Card. · , Conf Mn. ;Jean 'Ebersbach and attended , I arid atto ••, who B urt , a pl'OIi\lnent Cle., ev� rne, nor a rence w·1th t!i•e �--• olumbus uvver t C • e . The Ihe me ror this year 1, th� Waba"1a Alumnl bar1uet and Mr. Mutchler then r eco wn � 1 "The Teaching, or le,u,"'. Age, bu to been aotlve In tthe cievelanlt and next September 19th and 20th. n� and 1ave a flhort talt m d•nte. £rom 3 to 16 y eara. The hour! whic� ura:ed the . lo it Ill ' query has nm­ or school will be 9 to 1 1 eacb day Ohtiderhe-•0�e means ofalumni Fat, �rt" ·:y,_ and Mrs; Robert Lieving of startmg Huntina:ton were week end guests d� me itrlm. to"1enti m ent on for two weeks. Commencem ent � ll'holar■hip fund . . of her mother, Mrs, Clara R oush, aa:dhl ■t ttie famou, lady in the will be held at the Qielter Grade 'Herb ert Grate, cla511 l960, preand atte,nded the Wahama alum ni l�Ce �d . 1ttd blacli: sown 1ilting so Scho ol, Sunday, Ju n!! 28 at 8 p. 1ented two vocal solos "Old Man demu,i!ly. banqudt. and· d,.nce. m, An)' child needing transporta­ Rlver" and •·Mademoiselle Marie" Mra. Alma Dudding ot Nitro was tion c;ill Mrs. Jack Spencer. All :8et1UN it ha1 been 1tiga:ested by Way ne Roush, played two piano the IUett o( her sister and family, some wa 1 that 1he'd done run him children or the surrounding com­ solos a classical medley and Mr. and M r!'! Eber Roush: 1 Her sis­ m unity are urged lo attend. oft ere the portrait wa■ painted. b oogie woogle. ter, Mary Dudding, returned to Ni­ George Dallas, exe�utive head tro with he r for a vtsil • LO\)KJN<l AROUND - I sl mply Northwe,t,rn Lo•al o,·,tr·,,t •·.."· L Mr11. France, Adams D)'er of dld NOT know pretty Roeema •·, traduced all high schoo l -and eleAtlanta, Ga., arrived last week to maf a Lyons, E1thet 8otiK Simpson. Fern 1 ¥11fi nF01#u mentary teachers who were previsi Su nday with his father, d count of the very youni popula- Cheesebrew, Euvetta Bech t le a.nd OD TV: te sent. He also m ade mention of M r. and Mrs. Albert Snyde r and spend -a vacaOon with Mr. and Mrs. lj"1:'Q', Oan,1)' Thomal!'S TV- eon, li o n ef our town here of late. a hair dozen others up at East e rn daughte r, Dian, of HunLlngton, Gu, Rou1b. She attend the aJum ni Jim Venarri being chosen as Pea rl Parker, Chester. �ltl m1i!, lea ve■ hoibe. His new Seeme to me I 1ee 3 babies where Star's hobo party recently - 88 of her aunt, banquet and dance at W:ahama on Class A All-Ohio Coach of Ye-ar. GUILD TO MEIT J cruesUI "' M r. an d Mrs. John Montgomery were hollda" Saturda)'. Other weekend guests. of ntirle ■t the orl)h■naiie he selects there u!led to be one lohe child. for Mabel and Bes1 Sanborn-well, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brickles. Carl Morr is, chairman of the The Gt.old or Grace Episcopal -Elvls E,rp. Lera la)', unde r three in 11ge. No Wtmla fall m e - and I never did Churth will meet Thursday t•vcn­ nominalina: committee oUered the Colu m bus spent the weekend with MiBS Lea Jean Arbaugh of C'ol­ the Rouaheil were il:frs. Joe Martin purpose in this, just a mild curioll- !!Ct any beans out of that pol coo k- ing al thP ho me of Mrs. J. O. Hoe­ foltowlng names as officers for their parents, Mr. and Mrt. Carlos umbus spent the week erid with and daua:ht"er, Dow Counterm an. Old yol.l ever get m ad and l eave ity on m )' part. I know people with ing so blithely over a fire { ? )­ del with '1:iss Sue Lef:iew as co­ 1961; President. Bruce May; Vice Snowden and Jeff and Mt'. and her parent.I, Mr. and "Mrs. John A r- · and Mrs. Ca rl Sqest, all of F orl Mrs. Francis Montgo mery of Langs Wayne, Indiana. home? I did, and hid in a s mall as high as I Q grandchildren right , just put on a false nose and you hosteBS. baugh, and son. We11le)'. Preaident, Eugene Fink; Secretary ville. Mr, and Mts, Raymond Stewart rhlcken house (or what 1eemed to here Jn town and common to see eo n ro b a bank with Impunity­ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gardner Donna Jean Nelson and Treasurof DafLon were weekend guests or me houu and hour,. It waa proba- I 6 to 10 a:randehlldren to most ,o goody, I haven't had a t'hance to s the family ent and Columbuw of er, Ma,:ine Griffith, HOLZIR HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Robert Denison of p u.111 Impunity for ages - "Ued'' ,md 60 year old,. bly tmeen mlnutei, Al)MISSlONS, Ma)' 3 1 : Fred A, · James Thomas and Don M organ D;iyton apent the weekend with week end with ht:r parents, Mr. his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewa rt. No one e.ttled. No one came. I By the wa y, even tlte Ceder.al Haye1 m owing a neighbor's lawn- Shiflet, Middleport; Mrs. Thor Ol­ were called u pon and In tu rn her mother, Mrs. Helen Long. and M rs. Carl Lemle)'. Dlanci Capehart, student at the iOt to thinkina: hoW terribly I gove rnment Is be alnntog to wonder and Erie Cha m be rs )'ells, "Hey, son CarS<'y, Harrisonv.Hle; Carl B. each expre11ed his pleasure ot M r s. Paul To r rente and son, Grese Mr. and Mrs. Rus ll Adams loved M.-m11 after al l, and h ow wh111t t.o do with u1 senior citizens. Red, J ran a nail in m)' fool"­ Weese, Syra"t.'ll'Se; Jc,hn, ab Ttibett, belnl able lo attend. and Sue ol Leewood, w . v a., a:ory, Columbus, spent the week UniVeralty of Kentucky, was a aood 11Q>per 'A'Ould 1,aate. Out l As wUneu ,11. 1'f(eftt contetenee at "Red," unsym pathetically mowa on San<t,,vlHe; M·rs . t:hlrlei' Vern o n­ The 1roup joined in singing the spent the weekend here with her end with Mr. and Mrs. Roland Tor­ weekend guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Capehart. Other came. Rio Grande on ""Pr oblema or the but Dickie Bodi me r joins Eric and Ferguson, West Colu m bir, M rs . 'high school 1001, accompanied by m other, Mrs. Belle Martin, Will• rence and [ anlily. gue1t1 of the Ca�tiarta. were M r. l should probably have bnen Aetna." My O',Vn oUsprln a attend- ortera sympa t hy - made me think Robert Raymond eroy. "Mr9. Catherine Shenefield at the lam Mar tin and children irnd and Mrs. Ralph Potter and daugh• called Phlne11 Blanche Matlhew■ Ina thl1 "lil line of dUt)'," comes o r ,1nother fav orite story- Man DISCHARGES, May 3 .,. Miary piano. John Martin. Billle Lou and Elena ler. W�rren, Ohio; M r. and Mra. after that, ffte r my redoutable back bewildered. Bewildered be- ca m e rushing up to a neighbor, Ruth McClure, Mrs. Jam ·J:. Fer­ P,fflQ$ Benediction was offered b)' Rev, Martin ret u rned home with them Lee Krluu and ftfflily, Holland a:reat �randfather, knolfO for his cause he haa a coupla parents that "Jeb, Jeb, fer gosh sake a wo lr jest g ul!On, Herman Lee Stewa .·• Harry Davis, for a visit. Ohio; Mr. and Mrs, Jack Hysell and tempery blitzes j ust by spells. ' II never sit very calml)' In a chlm- ran into yo ur cahin '-Jeb shl ftt-d 1. ,eo llarc u-s, James Elmer nne)' The group then adjou rned to famil)', Columb\ls; M r . and Mrs. ney corner, a nd besldel, who hae a his quid, sezec, "Waal, m y wJfc's Virginia Marie Blake, Connie Julia Lucas --was Saturday a H1rtun1 . .John ly Mn 'the new high school gy m where A favorl� clipping I have pre- 1pare chimney corner the1e day1? In there , Je11t let him get out the Bright, Ben Jl'ranklin K ' rso n, ' dandng was enjoyed nlghl guest of Susie Pa rker. Rebecca Radford visited Diana Phil M)'erS, Columbus; Mri. La wby approxi­ Mrs. 1ent• ■ 1m111l ho)' drag,gl nt home at Ours I■ tilled wlLh • bookcase so be,i t way he can" - Mr. Roes P u l­ Mt1. Artihur J\, Law, Mrs. ,oward ' matel)' Mr. Mrs. and ·Atkinson Dennis m iUer a few days laat week. rence Capehart, Co lumbus; Weyers 500 persons to the music Judy Warren Columbus; a; Feltchl nli:ht to hi■ parents' lla:hled win• "Tltere You Are" a, 1 acemlngly len telllng me how he helped bulld B. S1n1 11der11, Mrs. Ohafll and m ily of Columbus were the fa 1 rt, o Middlep , r visBaue 11 Buddy . Mil- of the Chet Haddox Orchestra, (� Self, c;oh,imbus; Mr. an1t-..M rs. Jack w d�Wll and mumbllna;, "GueH 1'11 derunct ,(Is bt?) Geor•e , Gobe� al· t Q,C ij. R. b t,dae ,,at,, Pt 111\ ' alant Milt& MIiier. Weber Theobald waa the only · eekend g\leeta of her p arents, itlng Mr. and . Mrs, Wm. Rad f ' )'Cart .ago in 1908) c1ve her one more chance." Mr. and Mrs, (Hair Taylor. l#lfttl £ut ll, ' andi-tlmib' 189lY,faa(Lrn.. a,;t,4, f.aallai. Spring .i � I 'I perion attent1Hul!l 'ttHn1�nllttg the --I 1lo buUd, � how know f1�d, Olt1.o;-; 1Ml :a°n4 "Mrs. Richard f A l 1.ttlrf' M eattng'more, lona:er, be r. and Mrs. William Lanlilng -ellvln1 re · Vh o o ln Ke Class 1910. The Ctaliis • hJ.920 ob­ ,, I hope (and believe) that ollr and J ull &etting all these younlf aL that 1turdy struct t toor Fairborn were weeken d gu-esf!I and Mr!. Otis M'.arret, entered Hol- Rosenbaum anil fam ily, Pomeroy; Seven of the twelve members or served their reunion. Heavonly P'ather J1 Jlke that. When experts in a dither 11 to what on d41y - I have company coming for of their da ughter Mr. and Mrs. zer Hospital, Monday, for a tonsil• and Mr. and Mrl. Fred Rosenb11:1m, PolJ}eroy. the · week end - fwo lifelong dear t he 1 960 graduatiua class of Ches• . � come ld weal')', btldrafJgled, buf- earth to do about us. Jectomy. M r. and Mrs. Wllllam Dean, Bob Hill and Billy. friends - A m I atewing a ro und, ter IHi,h School ■nd their families the r at Bu Henry student aess, Mr. feted, we hive the ltia:h hope, that and Denison rl Ca rs. ot .M Thom•• Clarence Mr. and Mrs. Tere1a ind Saundra, Mrs. Mary He, too, wUI forgive, re1iore, reOh, )'CII, one of my very molt di Hing out corner11, baking a cake, enjoyed a P\ltluck dinner Sunday Dean and 1 Wheeling the pent with weekend raneo, Ohlo, attended Sun, Uni_vefsit)' of West Virginia, M or­ Ma of Ja m es 1pent Monday at the ho me or Mr. and Mrs. that or ra to N m fa Joice. 'her fathe r Lee Myer s and friends. day Scho61 here May 20 while en, a:� ntown, arrive;d home ever the �!: � ;� 7t�r� f��•� �� l t: :0�-;;; :�:;..-� �1�:: Dwight Milhoan, Flatwood•. week end· to be with his mother, 1 Mr. and Mn. Archie Simp\:ln1 route to visit the cemetery. ral. The)' 1 ' . E�ily B1,1rg�ss. The Burgess ft!'.n or Sm«,U �• ■weet l)'rlftll fllls the put off f.he usual 6 1un salute, or and ,tt and viaJt - And 10 to Al• W. City, Coal -r r . and M and Va., Mrs. eand Stahl Mr. rr)' ■ • Attendlna wero Mr. and Mrs. ai r , M)' robilq• and cat blrd1 ia lt 10--l'm aahamed not to umnl and Commencement-the1're Kenneth Chaney Mrs. William SJmpkins and famlly turned home Tuesday after a va- lamil)' left on M onday fo r M�rtins­ and diUdren 1 coming purpose!)' tor Alumni are ft!laetf ,' and bathlna: �II about. know. o l Clarksvll�a., called On M r . cati on trip thro ugh ArlzotUil and v�Ue, Vlr,einl@I, for a two weeks Kenda and Bill, Pnineroy; kr. a nd trip , They make their home ln "d o wn ho m e" G reen, ,,. l'I arc all the loVcly the whole high Mr■. Grant and Mrs. Bruce May" Mmfday, Anyway, they 11hot 'e m off. other p\ ces of lnt"er @'s t. Smith. Reedaville: Mr. the future. in inav\lle Ma)"t l' Mr, and Mrs. Clitrord Harrls maplet and tender new iirHs. And G randmu, aa:c<l, tremulous, u d, purpose of this aa11erly ex pected and Mr11. ia h regul r apRev. Card tilled Dale Ruaaell, qhUd r cn Jn sincere appreciation tor the Mr. an� Mn. Jo1eph Cubbage vi11lt Is to ■ee eaoh other, not a hot •• l wlah ilf �ld forever be 1prJn1. fainted dead 11way. and t fa m ily, Columbus, were week he e olntment Sluii:la )' motnln1. p Jane Ann and JeHref, and r. and publicit y you gave to ue and our I no w ttffnk of KHtl "Ode To A Eastman re- an� dau_Shler of Barberton, Ohi o, "Oh, pa," 11obbed youna: Em ma- frled,to- a- dark-brown hostess p a nt- Mrs. La r U end •n4 gue r grandparents, he or .!lh Ray M Mt. . ry :Brown, Colu m bf; Mrs. Farm Bureau Women's Committee M r . and Mrs. Dell Luckadoo. G recian Urll-!",1. On lhe urn art! unc, "Look, t he y're shot Grand- ing over a hot 1tove, dust clolh Wilbu cently s pent a day ·wit h Mr1, Cln• -were week end ILl_eA'8 of M r. a.nd r Gillilan, Canton, a d Mr. while we were helping with the O Mrs, Qlln }Vo(fe of Mason and Mr. In hand - h, I'll stir around a nd Mr. 1raceful yo\lH1 fl.:utet 4) _,an eter- ma." and Mrs. Kenneth Michael da Carper, Pomeroy. and M ra. Mllhoa n and daui1hters, May Circle of S,fety Check. The and tlx a few tr ifle,, potato salad, meat · M,rs. Lloyd Roush of !llew Ha• in an nal tnd Joyout- da�te. K'efrU mmea tl of d Mike Chllllcothe were the Mri. Anna Re ter is vlslting Pegay and l;leldi. ,· � newspaper w11 our best means or ven. _ M r. and ,Mr11. Cubbage at. -" Forever thou be fouq ■nd weekend guests of his parents, Bellefontaine. And I never have found the ans- loaf, • 1hnpl,e (ye11, bo, 1lmplel) a:etling the word to the Meigs I we r to "Where Wa:s Whistle , , . 1he l)e fair." Mr, and Mn. Elza Michael and 11 what r 's de RRert - the welco m e M'r. a hd. Mn, Holly O'Neal and �nded the alumni banquet and County people III to when and thty really want - Johnn)' AllenwThelma. The)' left Sunday for children of near Lancaster attend, da pce at Waha,ma Sa\ urday. where the ebeclc.1 would be held, 1 wort h getting to go trout rtshlng Blll Foa}esong, aon of M r. rning to_ atten d a Co family re- ed g!'ldtt&tion� enttl1e!i Jt. · PomThanb again for· your wonderhas reway up in West Virginia with unl on. c roy High School, Thursday even- Mr■. Donald Fo,:leaon&, ful fooperation. THI CANYON the his t to or parent! h{!me. frlend-----Mama F1011le to joln him �� .,a Mr. and Mrs. Law:rent!e Grogan . s a Ing when her 1later Maryf 40R081 7, Larr• round 2&, Took Te Mary and Frank Ht.tmphrey Mrs. Vir&II Hamm l owing bis freshman year at f · ol later Flos,le always waa one to r , ..cli tl lii i u,e o( i1 and famll Grue-moved from th, ua r membe ss ng I , rlke room a• Out on the open prairie :';ecretary of Meli• County )' the o utd oors _ 1 recall correctser place to the George Kennedy Freda Will and dtu�ter, Mary, M�shall Colleae. � loo;i tlJ u lce The Mastes came walking one day. one•• "'- RedrA1 Safety CommJttee ty she al way1 went hunting with Mr. and, M rs. Cflrlsty Bletner lace. JI ant , are a_ptlldipif thl ..,e,t .enil .with p own d. Serr .Mr.a. Edmond Grueser He found ft very barren, � ha\'4!' ha� M'r. and Mrs. Albert Wa iiher fathe r and huabtnd Bob-We lt. Book of M r M a. Cavet Edmundson M r . and Mia. -Holly O'Neil r . and and !I. Musto No fiowera bloomed b)' the way, ti). Pennlt• PubUclty Cha irman oner . of M'willon, Ohio, as their arth rJUcs had better ju1t 11lve up hour■ ( occl , ) HI. Picture.qua and daua:htera, Columbua, were �htldren, Lane1irter: note The Master asked of the prairie 1ueab for two, Wefkl. (1 have) one of J' my 12. Stir, up S friend• P' n told n r weeken f Mr. ot cueats Mn. d M a d of tha e . E. and . . M SI!. Cant 11>, Fann "Where are the nowers dearf': Florida me "Finl I talce 2 atplrin, then I U. JCv• a HCOn.d Mn. Loi, Jl9ulh and son, Billy, Ulli l: Nate 8P'!l'l Yacatio Wise n Wise, the t Mn. w 36. Food Mina Columbus end Jnd wee ani mal "I have no seed,'' 1he an1wend lef ahlld 1 t A I urn o n cln t p.1, week 1or Huntington, and rrom there n r k M '• 1hh. ro Mrs. . and Mrs. Roas ShuJer and Mr. a nd Mn. Ha ld Blac ■to and Robert Ja, ot Columbus, "t 1 ''That •, why my land la 20 A. trill drear. 14. Inventor'• 1"e'!f'., where they will make their kinda lost h11r, but 1he had a Miu 37, Crt1.. Robe,t1 Rusaell family have moved from Colum• chlldNn. 21: F a bulou, or Corning, Then to the bir(ls the Maile r ■pate 14ft11Uar(l whole series ,nd ,till acheo--bul Mrs Ro rt Rawllnp and son, bus bitk to their home while Mr. 41tnt• bird Mr. and Mr,. R. Hlffllllr and "G o carr)' a-,,a1 ••, r•r and wI de. 111, 'llaraoh'I ahapcd 1'••&1!flla,'• .t11w.. t had hl1hly N11olved earlv this 11, Rlvtr (8.A.) c ra1I, an1 Debbie Grueser of Mid• Shuler 11 tmployed at Columbus. son, Kenneth, of M■rt•tta, -wen �- and Mn. �o W'i"ia and � Scatter them over the prairle sO da)lptor .. • o! 14.a■on h.v<\. P'!J'C�■ed the flrure week 1 wouId N OT comp1 ■In - of 2:1 . Throurh . '"'1' M .d_leport n!t left Monday Su Mr. for a ol n, two week■ nd11" ... � That flower, ma)' bloom at hep TITL tum 35. A.nior f ua•I IISII D hom_o of,l!IU, l,oij 1!A,111h and hlYe Ol'�I all the dn,ary coa.veraatlona 38. GCR\11 of f.2. Slla:t'.t R. '1e -,,cation In norlda. John' H-nl. , . ,, _,._ lide , , It. NEW . movisr'lnto B olh ll1ht'Mr VO!U( O Mont• 11' 21, TIiie prNtnt tropical dtp1,.ulo!l those of detalllnc a ll m enta ,_ 1 01' their tri , , and the)' uy and p plan to vlilt Up apra�a: crocus ,nd' "1�m-)w t'fOw. • w Lime ■hruba 4i. Bulldlnr pl o had the blHHt tumor, Doc 11ld, " . ,t SUver S rh111 ilt 1n� all!) with Mr, p 2 1 . 'f'�&P foot, ::i�����\'l' :h:;,:� •Bo:�f 27. Acree <10. While, troat addition 1u,P<it ·�.\l�-M'it� OIAII 11nd "He pever IIW a gall bladder ll)cl, Mn. Howard Ewina- �nd to (l(ld) Por•I have r«-ei•ed 24. D1..charrln1 Red llllea, and buff•ln bean : 1 t ■lans> 4.1, Ltvel . 411. Boam · like -MIN E" - theae Dot'II I ate oller4 , Riffle "'• �• ·• . • ·. PRINCl.'roN,. N. 1. UPU.'111• , ■P\!nd , a d�y 1t Miami Beach. They 2I. 11"!1 The priirlie, once !C)-;-, desolittf. lor ,u.m!'\•r lil{bll '1)a lc�m�,•· '!'Id F■cu tty C6u�ll· , ol Prinee ton 11,.' and Mn. vtriK SIOl'J' • crafty St1mJ1, ao don't lrllieve ll""llM'l"'111""Tl'"'ffl"I � to ,pend ,evual clay ■ at DIY• 10, llfanth M Theoloalcal Sem_¥'J -pasSf d 1 Wai be�ulll ul now 15 a d reaim. dy Brenner announ ced Tuil4ay. cihlldNln of Spiinfflield 'f'lllit'ed M c m - pure psycholog y tfi.ey r fRAa Bearh, incl vtdnlty nortk ot ii•• Aa:ala M"la ter cim b e wjUt Pare lh 4 • e r , ell ). � tp 011"' •' �e Ing In purut '4-ll defena� jvppotttn1 Suridly re,olujlon 'h� and Mr,, •JoQ/1' they ue ._..,.Y, Mr. and Brttatn fver And, seeing the n Wh ile t · " • ower 1 0 .. 111, lfllth, lleau JI Robert N'oliO� . ol V■nder­ 1 .., . E ltlllt . Gr n!Jht ll#" lf...., ,', Mae Lambe\ out • and • o up11. ftO 'r­ a ..i , ,,__..,.Ina 0t --0 · �,, WIUIam · 'Rllllell l. pl e,aed . ...· Su'8" l!arl or M oyer lor a i,,.;,. . 8Pin'rlef 'blll• IJ. i !l�'• lljvlt\ijy r. illd ·c · .School, ri. holsterln1 M r'-/l.a two of her eh■l 1 d v II faat , tlill With Mr. Jlml Mn, Wll• JUb 12 bout at St, NichoW Arena But th ll°"en that to hi nt ,._,.: � LLClined' proli1Un1t the ou1• talk ,bout proleulonal 1nJD ru Who , 33. l'tmilt Thundii Qam Oruear of nt of llkldleport. '111omu � deareat ■nd Brown c,i, delend his tjtle with Mr and � "f!lll!< that 1■1 can ■Imply do anythln r•hup n W.,..., · W of I !leffO 1tudent accu■ed ol On the rair t<1ul ie He d not p eithe ,ee. or lul1 25 r A a t a ' Nl'tlolpatiq ta· a oltdown demonUi 141. City <,,a.) 2 I can name a half dozen lines ahe r bu milli r aha ' cliq]!( ..., J· · · ,,, efl <,lfffll Carlos Ortlz or Lellll)' Mathewa. _ s\ratJc)n. lt, /111<1• ! :s , "J L; , ,1 . excels In rl•ht off lhe bat -Lucky A11ln he 11ked ol the prairie, _· "Where a r e the Dowers I Mr. lf'd Mn.- FtoJd B. Sallee ot love 19. llul\dtnd lucky "Paddle"' _ And why d id 1 bellf Columbus� thtl foi'mer BetlY Reed ,s. HJawalh• nice n■me Olen ever dluolw Into "Paddle" _ '"Mlere'I I Reasnn ''- The beautiful wind tt owen arid wKo I• 1 IJ"tduite of Middleport Hi&l:1. Sth"I, were wfflr: end ,ue"sta tern, And I never tan thin\: to Hk , The tolumblne and sweet v loleta!'' qt Kr. ad.� Mn. JohD Smith at "Paddle" _ 1 lmow whJ "'lrui" ho�, lrt Chlfleaton. Mr. Milla "Pinky" Root, and "Etti" In 1orrow the prairie answered, ALWAl'8 , . I fl'ld.yate of Winebrenner, but not "Pad,11,i''- " MaateP th01e nower1 will not 8 h, •�b la also LITIAIRI' , . •lay. �' ,,, ■i),d hit' wtle atlpnded the A baby chtmn11 ,,..llow 1011 thto e un 1hlnes ) li down Ul)On my I mhl tianq\1;t, wltb t e Sa lees. tither Cink'■ 11.ttlni toora- Th ■ °DN)aat SunditY the $'1t1,t'hai entert,iliied ' brave BMR to th, reseu, _ and Unt l ey and blow i iiltll • dlnner wl\lii Mr, OIi Mn. away .... wither th eunwhat I da rllna he ,.11 _ tiny Harold J.o�se ' eel claw■ all n■dy to cUn .- tb Then to tlle clouds the Muter ; S.M, RIIIIVA • ' ,poke d' Mn IA Polile,w a tld' M ■m ooth ,url■""· ••t""t I••th . . �M, An4 with ollf,1clril\. ltl w bort Cdall ol lil"'-'I � ' i 1•,t · ' (OMMIT1\1li!• �' . .I 11'" ,. ICl!N l\ltl, bw-t -., 10 ""'I', 'ni;j · "�i'nio t1tll')l ltP' 0 ' . 'l0U . , ' I �Irle 1;11' ..,, /1,- CO,D,/'!/ '111,\M- • • II I hold' him - how lowti ' lb h A....��,fli'll" i.&n ; wqi/<d, • • ...� •.., - . ,. � , e � � ' the #ttit'W · , 'day - A ,mall one al home e■rty � ti l'nt1r:, '1fo•e1t A�d •••In th' NI. ! · I ' • !itd., n · . <1 I • . ,. II to ,tt In , wit� l>fd and � � lieie •11 •:•"" hu10 oho at '1> o'tlotll' ·' ch,1\'e:h - � I'll Hwr bl 11te , 1• . t ""'"��-Arut CO'fered t& tl(1111r a nower. eo11,ld ,· • · � , ¥It end - vt1lton with Jitlt. '1 aame man �ft:. � 1ten. ,,. j nt . de V1Hon• Wf!ftl lir. .and �Tho Wilund thll .... d■rk ond' blial El- Jl!f'>!I and Mt, and 111'1. lNTilrTAllll WITM' ·lltllll� ren �- snd llr■, I!, 1: llttl -i 1llltrW;C1nilit'ori 61 Hfllloill� . 'I ' llr■! EI\l'itc/d 1- \llaltl,nJ tn t■lned wllh a ehlckto bu- llec;•me a ,,1,.. of boaul)I ,o nn! dtnnor lund11 . at thfl\o bomt In �t tll1 Mlatot hwed lo ttn ..r , Btlpro ,tttti her "" a�d it■uotu- , . 'l! R R , , V I "'t h 11$ nd'nr■ lbll ..... bJ,o,., tM,w, MT. ·Pl1two«t1. i(+o_ Latn LewlL • 1 l•r then, llr- an<I, Mn, Jim � ahd 1 1t 1 . , •. • ..._, •'.-.:nl ,... Illa 11117 Bil� Ill taan, hel1'lt ft Rnd �••)'O<!s. IP ll'mf Ml-, and 1'1n. Toni ,rclods ...,. In , · "!Ma � � I ■ lltam Iii11tt aM � A 1- _, pt ��tedl I&. � � . ot i"r ....... ,.._, c;,.!l>Jo; ---• - - , ,.._ ,... .... If, ,;J ( , _ ,..,. llil,.�," " • · · • · 1 •� . ..I.,,·. • -. � •'·.,a lo.: 'ft._ ,,._ ._,, ..-' <· ' ' .+ "'llr fff!r''�'!f''ilf' Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, �• and Towel, ., ' I I i I I I • I Time For !iummoP... Sandals CHILDREN'S, Sizes 6-3 · - - - - · · · · · · · · · $ 1 .99 .lADIES, Slies 4½- 1 0 · · · · · · · · · · · · $2.29 up MEN'S,. $1111 1 6-12 · · · · · · · · · · $3.29 - ' $3.99 , I , TH E. SHOE BOX ' , . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • .........■ i !--------------........' L----�---...,...j� """---. . ....,;.·..,. I I 1 I 1 I and Mrs. John Seines. They re­ t urned home Tuesday, Mrs. Go ldya Mourning and son, Ji m, and son. D,le, were in Point Pleasant Monday where they visit· ed with Mr . and Mrs. Hobart De· wees and Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Hol­ land. :11:r. and Mr11. Tom Wilkerson ca me over the week end to return his mothe r, Marie, lo their home in Canton. Mrs. Wilkerson has been visiting in Bradbury with Mrs. Cush Johnson and other friends for the past week. -- ·-------- ,--- GOODBY E POMERO Y WE ARE TH RU SHOE S T O R.E I Around And Abo11t Middleport 1 linen cloth and centered with 1 "tree'' with miniature white diplomas tied with red ribbon, green fern plUJ • white camatlon • gift for each gradu■te. Thil waa an original idea by M r1. Ruth St.um1 and m ade by her. 'Mle foll�in& thi�y-tbree ar•· duates received their diploma,: Sandra Adami, Johnny Arnott, Teddy Baile Roberta Cb Linda Chanll!�: Earl Cleland, �;::; (.1eland. Belt)' Gillilan Ronad Harri.a, Ka)' Hendricks, ' Richard Holter, Howard Johnaon Mu Knopp, Jeffrey Lee, Lyn� Mal­ lory, Easter Mills, Wllllam Our,, James Parsons. William Pinon,, Ben Petrel, Donna Powell, Alan Rees, Randall Reiber, Michael Smith . Larry Spencer, Spencer Steam,, Carol Teaford, Stanley Watson. Unda White, William Wicldioe, Marlin Wolle, Richard Wolf and Sammie Yatea. ) POMEROY, OH IO 1 04 EAST MAI N STREET Than ks To You r Tremen dous Respon se, We Have Been Able To ClearO ur Basem ent Stock Room. Many More Bargai ns That Must . Be Cleared Out. The Stock Mu st Be Tu rned Into Cash, Regardless Of Cost. F u r. ther Drasti c Cuts Have B een Made. SAVE $ $ MEN'S CROSBY SQUARE SHOES I TEN N I S OXFORDS 77c $1 1 -8 7 WOMEN'S N U RSlS OXFORDS OUT THEY GO 8 WOMEN'S Nationally Adverllled ARC H $2 -5 7 SHOES s5 .4 7 Reg. ,s.00 F L ATS $1 ,77 MEN'S SUMMER C AN VA S CASU ALS , 2 $ 79 SAVE $ $ $ WORK OXFORD Heavy Crepe Sdle WOMEN'S Dress Shoes Mu•t Raise Cash s3.67 Values To $8.00 All Colors and Sizes Noth ing Held , Noth ing kese �ed, Alf '$�le � F.i nal ,. F ixtu res For Sale. Dea len We lcom e. Sav ings To 50% When It's Gone It's Gone. Buy While We Still Hove Loh Of Sises Open Daily Uutll S - Saturday Uatll 9 P.M• 1 04 EAST MAIN STREET �Mel's Stars- Trounce Racine 12.2 Under Bachte l Field Lights 4- Daily Sentinel, Porneroy-MiddlepOrt, 0., J•ne 2, 1960 CASEY RECOVERI NG ·· -- ------NEW YORK UPI-Casey Sten• !-------------� t t ��n�.��.'7� � .. : h�-;·t�: N�� Yori.: Yankees open a series with the Botton Red Sox Friday night al Yankee Stadium. Stengel Iii In Lenox HHI Ho,pitol ,eco,enng from I virus and high fever Thf' Little Lea(ue Senator; or hander, for anolher run in the Middleport sent Woody Call', In- fifth and two in the top Of th • dlane down to their aecond sixth to win the contest. UOELATZ ESCAPES WRECK Mike Gardneor of the winners straight dl!fl!'at 1Ve(1ne1day, 4-1, on UPI-F.ddie SAN FRANCISCO Gary Stobar1 '11 2 hitter, besting waa te;p hitter with Un-ee l!lafeties. Erd@l.at.z, coach of the Oakland Mike Bratton who gave up a first Jerry Vanlnwagen homered Raiden in the American Foot ball lnntna: homer-to Stobart-and 5 wilb nobody on to lead off the Lncue, escaped injury Wednes­ other 111ftties, int"ludtnR II lead- sixth and Gardner doubled and 1 day when anotht!T car r■ m m e-d t he ort homer to Jerry V1n1nwa1en scored later on miscues for the bad. of his 1960 Cadillar on the in tbe sixth. fourth run. Bratton got the InJames Lick fieeway. In the other game the Braves, dians· other hit, 11 single in the with J i m Johnson working five first innin&. lnning11, trounced the Yankees TRIBE SIGNS CLINE Bratton fanned 12, walked one. CHARLESTON, S <,;. UPI-Th• 1 6-2. Stobart fanned 13, wa Jked four. Cleveland Indians have signed The Jndlan1, defending: cha mps, The Braves-Yankee i:a m e wae a Tyrone Cline, a star pitcher and and breaking ln a to!ler heavy contest of pi�chlng wlldness and outfielder at Cle mson (.;ollege, to with rootiH, scored th@ir lone ficldlng errors. a boniu contract. Cline, 2 1 , will run in the sixth when veter an Senators . . . . . . . . 100 012-4 6 O Join the Mobile Club of the Class catcher Buddy Moore singled . Indians 000 001 - 1 2 2 AA Southern Assn. June 8. swiped •�ond, and ca me h o me on Stobart and Gladwell. Bratton R1lph Coleman's double-. and Moore. But the Senalllrs loaded with Braves 16 8 3 ,11111·1 veterans led by Manager lfa.nk Yankees 2 4 6 Johnson (WP), Casci 6 and Casci Clatworthy and Stobar t , a strong rlrhthanded pitcher, pecked away Johnso11 6. Blaine (LP), Hood 1t Bratton, also a strong right- and J. Whitlatch, •111 ANI HI IOfl Senators Edge Indians 4 to 1 In M'ddl I eport Li ttI e League - Q 10 Ill DIINCMfES •• Foor Mason lg Teachers Will Attend Camp 0a · w, ;: $1 .98 • l!lo Middler,ott Dept. Store � � � '!Vffl Yli:i'flda" � "Save- CUh Here fflltead of Sale.lip," ■ MILL IT, MIDDL PORT -------- ANOTHER GOOD BUY FROM BAl<ER'S • 24 CU. FT. 1 :Deep Syracuse with an entry in the Ohio Valley Industrial Softball Leariue, will open tonight al 8 o'­ clock at Kyger against West Col­ umbia. A r ecent achedule released for the league•, seven tea m s w il l be revised and re-inned later, lea­ gue officiall 111d today. Four M:aton County "'ocatlon1J acrleulture teachen will attend the 39th Annual Vocational A&rl­ cultal"e 1l Cedar Uk• !II, tbe Va, Stall FFA-tHA li> d <Joo!en,ru,e ten te,, BROWN •)Tl OFF I R J, W, fa,, Jane 8-t. Ill u....PIULA� ...._, nu,, UPI- LIg ht 'poc,toil lo attend fr"1!1 lll11on ght champion .Jo6 Brown has wei CO\IDty � Glenn smrth, Wa-b ama HJg� Moo\· �;Ufford Dunn and I been offered a '°6,00o guarantee Blaine No�. Pt. Pleaaant High . to defend ht■ Utie here ardnat School and H1fold suHlvan, Han• Gene Grea�an:i et Oitrolt. The or­ fer was tllti(T'&p�ed to Br�wn Altt Hieb Se«iol. 'Wed'nesday by bo:iinc pro moter Th, conference program ror Jimmy RlfliO \iiho presented I�., - 11 lnllll llro"'1 wllh tllt .it,rnatlve ol the � � IJ!,me 'blprorinl Vo- ca,h l'!•rimtot or «J pe, cent ol a "p1cltap" ln'cluatnll TV and fl," E, ·EdW1r&, film ln<0rile, slate Suj>orv!,or ol Vo<1tlo ,1 n A&rleulture, who i1 in charge of RUIIO IATIIPACTOIIY the conferenc.. Guest QH!1ter1 INDJANAPOLlS, Ind. UPI­ and Vo•AI leacher■ will empba1lze the nece11ity or thoro\lgh Eddie Ruaeo w11 reported tn sat­ phmnlna: of proaram1 to keep up taractoryw -condition from injurie, with the rapidly chan11hig agricul­ eufrered in Monday's WO-mile tural and educ1tlonal 111ltuatlon Jn auto race. Ruseo, Injured when bis car crashed into a retainlna Weit Virginia. Bualnea.11 te81lons of the confer- wall, 11uUered a brain concusslon and underwent sul'a:ery for a bad­ b lacerated scalp and a HYere facial cut. Coaterence • • Syraeu8e ()pffl8 Tonight At Kyger F reeze S349· 00 -------�---- enco wlll be ln ch.,,.. , d, �­ Glenn Fotle, Vo-Ag �ac'fie'f et Buffalo Valley High School, who Is president of the W. Va. Voca­ tional Aa:rlcullure Teachers As­ sociation. BAKE R FURN ITURE Aubrey E. Fergu.11on, Editor and Publiaher of the Rltchle Gazette, Harrl1llle, w. v,., will be the aue■t speaker at the annual ban• quet scheduled ror 'l"hurlday eve- 1 nlna, June 9. IN M I DDLE PORT • Why Look Beyond st Choice Car Americ a•s for the tlrlngs you want Racine's Lead Shattered In Fourth; llam,I,urger Circui� Pitrhet Fonner Philly Singl� ltt Pinth Role Misses Flfflt By M1ntle Homer Mel Clark'• All S'tars made debut good Wednesday Uftthd ..,..._ ,..r'Mtlonal A pttcher Paul Ri�da om-e SCOffle4 as "1tne drive BrCllffl" Hi matin1 the 9aUbnffl 0110le$' �e--.t't-r loak Hke the manager of the year. His full name 11 Hertor Han>1d (Skinny) Brown and he's traveled the hamburger circuit for muct, or bh 15-year career. But along with the re,1. of RichlM1' kids and castoffs b"e's caugtrt a severe ease dr �.-rly.,.son pe-1mant frver and Wed.Detitay nigffl he came 'Mthln one {lit.th of n�hlt fame. 'rhe !'&-year-old 111ttve of Gl'ee'n�. N. C., yielded a first inni1,11 homer to M'.lcte, ibntle ind then went an to beat Ute New Yort Yan"kees, 4-1, without allowtng another lrit. The victory boosted th"e- OrlolH ' Am'�eln League lead over the ralned-011t CleveJand Indians to 2:JA. ca rn·�s and was their ■lxttl triumph In ■even -games and their lottl fn 12. l■unaftn n..,. KHter Frank Baumabn, who has ■COT· ed &JX Of ht& US btt lel'f(fe vi e tories again•t Defl'oft, pltd1ed the White Sox to a ·e-o win that handed the Tigers 'their t'ifth straight losri in the O!tcy other American League 1eme. Walhingt on's twt-ni,:hter at Bolton wH rained out. The Pitt.11burth PiratM retained their game-and•a•ltrlf lriP on fint place when Bob Friend q1l't out the Cincinnati Reda, &-o, the San Franchco Giants lhaded the Chi- f2fO <-'\l'bs, 2-1, the Milwaukee ltn� beat t)ie Philadelphia Phil­ lift, e.is ind tt).e St. Louie Card­ intiti icored a 15·2 ..-in over the Los An&'e'les Dodren in the National Leap. ROokie Jih'OTtst:op Ronnie Hansen hit a three•rutl homer dft Duke "Maas to give the Orioles the lead in the ·i"tftb in1'1ing and Brown toe)\: it from there. The White Sox n11dged 3im Eun­ ning fm- two runs l1J the fifth and th'e,i racked up Tom Morgan in a four-run ninfh fentured by homer, by Earl lt'cn-geson and Gene FreMe. __.....,_:a M<� rrtw1111 111re-. ,.....,. Friend pitched a thr�e-httt�r foT his third shutout and_ sixth wm of the seuon as the Pirates ran their wlnni�R streak to ffve ram­ e.11 1lld their season record at home to 18�. $sm .Jones pitched a five-hitter nia doubled home the winning run tn the ninth irining to win his aixth game. Jone.11 !truck out Hven and Walked one. We& Covinrton '1rove in two tuns with his third homer �d a double and Joe Adcock singled home two runs a.11 the Braves •na pped a four-game loaing streak Bob Buh.I went the distance ror his fourth win. Ken Boyer drove in two run1 . witb a ttncle and his 13th tJ(nn� and Oar)'I Spencer doubled In two run■ for the Cardinals. I th' -· e by a score of 12-2 evening •• tlley il!MllHll) troilnced� under the lights I'll' Baditel Stadium at ahama. LaITy Wolfl! hail ttl't, An '.Stera , fled four ln three 1nnmgs. eating out of hia llaud unttl th"e Wolfe farrnl!d IO and wa1 re­ fourth innln_g wbn they scored lieved by Dick T11ylor in the three ru11s to move ah�d S-2 and seventh. then brob • open in the 1hrth BHl Wil�, (..erald Clark and with Hven ttilif!■ en six hit, Luther Tucker paeed the AJI Stars u1d one R-acine 'erTOr, with ?avo hiU a-p iece. Aaron Wolfe The AD Sta-rs added single bad two for Racine. !'Ins in the se"Y'etl"th •nd •eithtb - Mel Cltrk appeared only in the mntngs to win &ofnl away. role of a pin� ttitter in the big 'Racine _ had _ ti"ken a 2--0 lead sixth hlning. He cracke a line d in the fmit mnffll ·op. bl tll by drive 1lngle to •right center with Aaron Wolfe and Bi11 McNict?e the bases loaded to plate two . and one All-Star MTOr. MllJS. Lefty Ge!]e ll"esson. made his The line s core: first start or the ataaon and went Racine 200 2 3 15 six innln�s clvina: up three hits All Stars _ _ 000 307 llx 12 10 4 and faJJnlllJ 12. Ht WU relieved Wolfe taylor 7 and McNick le · by Dorwirf Clark in the .teventh . Hesson ' D Clark 7 and Tucker' Clark gave u p no hits and fan- Gruese� 1 ." a,, Unll.H tr,,.,. 1,;,., ,..itono1 NJoTlOIU<t. t.lE1octUE W. L, Pd, GI Pltt•burgh 28 14 .68'1 San Francisco 27 tff 1� Milwa ukee 1'1 16 .!'1.l!i 0½ Cincinnati 22 21 .11.2 8'2 Loa AngelN 20 .f14J 8 St. Louis 11 22 .413 8\z Chicago 14 22 .389 1 1 Philadelphia l f 28 .333 14 WIN!nolday<, ''" Francltco 2 Ch1C,llft 1 Plltttwr,'h 5 Clffclftl!otl - � rilihl Mnw,ok.. 6 rlhn,. 3 nTil,t St. Lou I, S Los AngelH 2 night Thvrtdlly's Priili■bl • ,itcNn Mllw■dbe at l'htt■d.,phla, night -Spahn 12·2) 1!S Conl•y (2-3), Ch iH90 at · Loa A.11991" (nl�t) .......Carchnll (2-4) 'II Dl"Ysclale C4-5). St, Louis at S.n Franclaco­ Jut..... JS-5) •• O'Dell (2-41, Pomeroy Uttle League �socia- Pirates, Monkey nun. Prlday'o tloP baseball play will ope11 next S,racuse Giants at Racine CarPlttsburfh It P'tt1l1dttphla, nlglit Mo·nday with 10 eamea being dlnals. played on live diamonds Monday Pomeroy Reds at liyracu■e In- Clnclnflatl .t #llllWIUkN, night Ctllcato It l.oa An.-1 .., night and Thur■day. dlans. It. Lovl• o1t San �r'.nclsco, night This year Pomeroy has organiz­ AMERICAN LEAGUE ed two new team■, the Ti&ers and • W. L. Pct, GB Reds. A diamond has been edded, Balti m ore 26 lff .834 too, one at Monkey Run. Racine Cleveland 21 1� .583 2¼. iB flolding one team Instead of Chicago 22 18 .550 aJA two, the RacJne Brave■. Syracuse New York 19 18 .514 5 has it1 strong Giants in the field. Detroit 17 19 .472 6� The . first week of play {co m ­ Kansas City 18 22 .450 7� plete achedule to be announced 14 21 .400 9 The schedule ror the recently Boston next week): 14 23 .378 10 organized slow pitch softball Washington Weclnlld1y'1 RHulh league co m posed of tea ms repre­ Mond1v, June 6 Baltimore 4 New York 1 night sentlns churches In New Haven Racine Cards at Pomeroy Jets, Chlc190 6 o.trolt O night nd Mason has been announced. n Diam ond 1 . Washington at Boaton, twl-nltht, The league schedule will start on Po meroy Tigers at Racl�e Brav­ (2), ppd., rain June 7 with two games to be play­ e,. Cleveland at kanus City, night, starlin1 Syracuse Indians at :fomeroy ed each evenlna:, \he first ·· ' ' · ppd., rain . at 5::10 p. m. Dod1en, Diamond 2. Thunday'a Probable Pltch•n Pomeroy PJr1te1 al Syracuse Teams en tered are New Haven Cleveland at Kan1aa City (night) Giants. EUB, New Haven Lutheran, New -Mawklna (3-3) "' Herbert (2-3}. .Po meroy ?anll:eea at Pomeroy Haven Methodist and Mason Me t hChicago et 0.trolt (nlght)Reds, Monkey :Run. odist. Ga mes will be played at the QDnonn (1-1) va Mosal ('2-3). Thuradly, Jane f ball grounds near the New Haven f New York at Baltimore (nl,tlt) Po meroy Jets at Pomeroy Tl- school. -CNtff (5-0) v1 WIiheim (2-2). e er.11 , Dia m ond 2. Waahln,ton at Boston i2) - Lff The achedule is as follows. R r.clne Brave, at Po meroy Yan 1 0-0) end Kaat C 1-4) va Delock. June Haven New 7 vs EUB Itel'!, Diamond 1 . New Haven Lutheran; New Haven (0.0) a11d MIiiman (0,1). Pomeroy Dodger, at Pomeroy Friday'• GamH Methodis t vs :w1uon Methodist. Kanua City at Chiu�, nlvht June 14 - EUB vs New Haven ea ltlmore at Washington, night Methodl1l; Lutheran V.!I Mason 0.troit at Cleveland, nltht Methodist. aottan at N.w York, night June 21 : Mason Meth.odlsl vs INTIRNATIONAL LEAGUE EUB; New Haven Methodist \'I Lu­ Cofumbvl 6 MontrNI 3, 1 1-t lheran. Columltus I MontrNI 4, 2nd June 28 - New Haven Metho­ Toronto S Richmond 1 dist vs MHon Methodist; EUB VIII aufhfo 6 Miami 5 Rocht•ter S H1vane 4 Lutheran. AMERICAN ASSOC IATION July ts - New Haven Luthm-an va Mason Methodi.11t; EUB vs New Loultvlll• I lncllantp0ll1 O DallH•l't. Worth 6 Chari•_,.. 4 Ha Yen Methodlllll. Only IIIMI acheclultcl July 19 - Lutheran vs New Ha­ PACIPIC COAST LIAGUII ven Met hodist; Ma1on Methodist vs S.11 Lak• City 10 Ion DI... 6 EUB. Sactamento J Tacoml 1 July 28 - Lulher.11.n vs EUB; Spokane 3 Vencowar 1 New Haven Methodist vs Ma1on S•altle a Portland 6 SOUTH RN ASSOCIATION ;�elhodiat. August 2 _ Lutheran v.11 Maaon Attanta 1 S Mobile 4 Methodist; EUB vs New Haven llrmlftlham 6 ChattaM091 3 ShreffPOl't I .111\emphla 5 Met hocilat. August 9 - Lutheran vs New NP.llhvlll• et Llttl• Rtck, p,-11 IASTlltN LIA.GUI Haven Melhodlat; EUB v1 Maeon Wltl lanwport 7 llnthamhn 4, lit Methodist. Playoffs •re acheduled for Tues• Wllllamsp1rt 4 lln,V.•� 2, 2M Allentown 2 d;)', August 18 and TUcsda)', Au- Lanc::1tttr I RNdlne 4 \prlntfleld O fust 23. I · ."828 -22 hsvltl Pomeroy Little Leaguers To Open Season Mtlnday, June 6 Gt'"" &hedul'e For Slow Pitch Ball Announced Civil Servite Job Deadline Put Off Month av PAUL J. SHERLOCK COLUMBUS, 0. ( Specinl}-Hls tory wri tten upon th� la�d in t ht! fo�m of ta mous w_a ys1 de tnns m 11y st 1ll _b_e observed In 19 Ohio comm 1:1:ni t 1 e.11_. Bulll in th.: d11ys when only the braft' and the bcserk dared travel the wilde rness t�ails o! the Old Northwes t Terr1 to_ry, the Taverns d�ubled as m l'rlln_g � lac. es for _ pr!�1d_ent'5, poets, p�lltmans a�d dignUane s from !ore1gn countries. Mevinji: Into l'offiRb lHngw Now Pa8trano CHICAGO uPI-Willie Pa1tr.11no a danein& liifbt henywei ght who ertended: hb winninl strealt to •iK bout& Wednesday night,, will rareuke Hie Un'tttd · States for his n.ext scrap, he said toduy. :Pastrano I unanimous victor over So'nny Ray In 10 rounds, planned to go to GlJ.Rgow, � cot­ land, ror a. 10 rouna match v. ith Chictie Calderffood for $ 1 0,000 which he- 11\d "I can bring back. with me." ooo ooo Sl'ANDffiGS History .Written In P am oos Wa�side lnns Of _ � Ohio May Be Read In 19 H1stonc Locations Slx of the great old hospitality center.11 have re m ained in business as outstanding eating pl aces, and three o( the sa m e group r>£fer overnight acc-omrnodations. E ve ry 1hing possible has been done to preserve these taverns exactly as they we,e when th, ,t,ge coa,·h and conestog, wagon were the Only means Or t'av.l · U you are looking for someth ing - --- -- -- III BOY­ IIST GIRL SIM ON 'S SELF SERVICE h� Due to a r.hortage of qualilied eli1ible1 and the many career po­ fitlon& still waitin1 to be rilled, the S�h U. S. CivU Servlce Regional Office at Cincinnat, Ohio, today extended the filing deadline for J i.cctptance of applications in the Federal Service Entnnee Examin­ I ation to June 30, 1960. To persons who have a co11ege education or equivalent experience and who can pass the written test, this exa m ination is the gat4.,way to high-level administrative and pto­ fesslonal positions in more than 60 occupational fields In the Federal I career service. Starting salaries are $40IO and $4980 per annum. and opportunities for advancement are excellent. PATT�RSON RESUMES DRILLS NEWTON, Conn. UPl - Floyd Patterson p1ans to return to stren­ uous workouts Thursday or Fri­ d111y in preparation ror his heavy. weight title bout · with Ingemar Johansson June 20. Patterson took a day on Tuesday after boxing 15 rounds during the Me morial Day week end, reducing his weight to 192: pounde. FLOYD "BITTER �IGHTIR" NEWTOWN, Conn. UPI-Floyd Patterson, ls "a 50 per cent bet­ ter fighter than he was a year ago" a<.-cording lo his trainer . Dan Florio. Florio said Patterson Is "faster, much · more alert and will be a lot more explosive" tor his June 20 title bout with heavy weight champion Ingemar Johans­ son. SLICED OLEO • 6 lbs. 98c SLICED JOWL BACON LARD ,. LunrKlu Gi/1 PtJt:kt1g1 GOESSLE R J EWELRY CDURT ST, POMEROY PORK SAUSAGE 39c lb. HAM SALAD 1.,. ; rlli Wt�- r,111 Lean and Mellly PORK BACK BONES ROUND STEAK . SIRLOIN snAK 98c lb. , · coF F E E t oz. jar 99c 6% Beer & Wine Carry Out lli,en Evenings lb t,!d p.m, · -. - ■ .,), 1 IN ao Baseballs M I N UTE S Glov,s WITH 20 MONTHS to RIM'( ,.,._,.., ...., ., i.11 a -.1114 Phe... fer .,itk •PPM•.r. ,._ lto,t 111, Tou ,..n ' hr It 111■111' • a110. , 1 , t u 1 lO&II , , . ,..,,, '. " ,,..,'' . . �. .J• . Soil Boots Beach Bolls l-t■•11- A11•t• .• .! 'I ', � •-;- !I J I • " • --·--···-···---· · · •·--·-· -··---·····---�---···-··••••'-·•"·'"·'-"'"""':1£'-·,-,_.-......__,""'..,.,_,.,-''-""-',-+.......:� , .• /2¾ I). POMEROY, OHIO ' 4 .a .: 211111i,�£4P 4 k?WV 1► .. ,, ... ,,l1 • ' 1 "' t >tr . .,,. I Q �••t,, • If I i,i s. Otl\itt 'tNM $I.fl , .i , • DOWN JLGlOSS; , , , "Home ' PRONE WY44118 • ' of. Arrow Sblrta'' -• - -- . - •Mc. N'IQROV, &foO ,, · Oflly· 9a¢ , F F. I\/ . 'h ' ~· · I E CORDS 45 3 for $1.00 TUB ELESS F H A IV K. L I N ,. . PlliONE ' . WYU4ff ' .' . · W. ----- . T .,...., Tuesdav ' i"tiilltiea now lllth the J·ttMON-All·Wealher Goodiil-1'• new s-t Thefte . .. ., , ■ EA · 00D. ' NEW LOW Pita . !! $ S-t ■ Feth� r's hy Gifts Goi6te! lltCHdl "· RIH 1"I eooaYIAt 11111 fNAN ON ANY 0111111 .... RIZE R OI L co.· ANit PENCIL SETS �ot>GE RINGS • nNV MORE iPEN ' ' qt. .49¢ SALE-PRICES SLASHED ON 3-T NVLON At Thi B. H. SAMfflRN JEWElttY stoRt -. cu,, UNKS •1111 TACS e wATCHM 'GIANT DRIVJ$ - 2 �GE BALLS POMEROY MOTOR COMPAMY ' Softballs Bots Sand Toys Swim Rings ' .RAND NIVf JUMBO _GOii SET ' ' , , " II x., Bodn1inton Slits - Miniature Golf Sets Wading Pools -::-, Jnflated Rafts ' .' , I. ' , • lot In on tho ._ 1111"J !Illa lllfflll , , , ... ,... 1aco1 outhorlnd C,,- dtoltr --� Investiture Service Held For 2 Members Summer With ORANGES - - - d�t�9¢ THE FOOD MART Met I • TOMATOES - --He - . lb. 29¢ Tempest Is New Pontiac Division duct 'Smaller Pro I NESCAFE or MAXWELL HOUSE ' - lb. 79¢ R I B STEAKS w. Cut From Choice Beel .. - '· - - · · · · · - · - · . - . - - - - - · · ' 1 BA T H R O O M TISSUE 12 roffs 79c ■ 1 Bc lb. .,. M I N UTE STEAKS lb 69¢ CAB BAGE - - 2 lbs. 19¢ I 59c lb. CtlSll4i life. • •• FOOD MA.BT COUPON i LI NOLEUMS - - - HOME-MADE for Fat6er� SUCHER'S WIENERS lb. 49c,. BERR I ES - - HOME-MADE ,,, yracuse oy wm A · s Vacat1"on t youth C'.amp u. s. 4 lb. bucket 59c ,,.. GROUND CHUCK lb. 59c I -.., 4 1b. box 89c l'll lO ICt. · , Goli FilW from ,ZJ.H BACON E.N DS 5 lbs. $1,00 I Letart Student Wins Wahama Farm Mechanic Award LUCKY BUY 1• .s1or1mo Sil•er /n>ffl EGGS · - 3 doz. $1 ,oo w BOLOGNA 3 lbs. $1 .00 ourl! ..Ito:;. GOOD EATING 1 Pomeroy, Ohio Neweat fad for 'Teenen t lllotchill& Spoldol ldento for � ,i,attadJ twoaome... Bit: llOTa, a hndlome, n,p chain !dent. Bill Obi lo Ill dainty fembllno clft-ml,lo, The,',. CM! fllOd-to s•r t:be leutl Week a Mn ,B:�h ·�:�h:":'!npan �:��.����;�; p���:: � j led by J W. Ziea of Akron, spent heyond the commonplace Jn good phere. Pd g4'Kld, do\1s, flowers. parcel �,. f J , Fort y -five Mas,o n County ◄-H Blur- Paula Brake and Carol several days with her .11i.11ter Mn food with lhe authentic almosGamt's for the c hildren wUI ■ Old Sta.. CHch l11n, Sm ith,. Lllllan J !Y iden and attended th� Cl u b me mbers psrt_ici-pated m the Kegl t:)' , N_,i n_c )· Morgan J nd Ctt h Mem be rs of St Jm;t" pti · s Catho- avai lable in addition to !0th • phe_re of ea rly America, you will ville, dates back to 1818. It l1 built 5Ch oo an n m trat1on d ' and c e p b nq o ary e Phillipa; m�• 1 e e .11 h u n nt �-M . l r union and ba uet at , Le l ie C h url· h 1 1 1 "\l a,;o n C i t y are s po nderive- m uch. pleuure from 8 vhlt on land tnmted to the owner H•rr J n. v\ houth s . 1pe ak ,n1 �nlN\\ Thurtda)· Dougl_au and Polly !1ckrna ; "- hit"" M,rrng ft-st l \ d l • i o lle . tr, be h!'ld .it l he a 1 to .. ny o f the followini historic by Pretiden t Monroe. Th� Inn ts ' "tl li; 1 c S h�mn !'.lber1 ltld Benny Buker -Janie N ibert and Camalelta Slev G es of Mr. and Mn. Clar Parnih liall in Ma!'>Oll on June 17_18 Procttds rrom the feltival wtfi inns: noted for the q uallty of Its food . Jividen on ?day 22 were Or. and were ae lectf"d to repre11ent the ens. Diana Stevens, U�d.a NeaJ n ha� bee n announC'Pd _. go to lhe t•h urch bolld lna fu™1 The Golden Lamb Mot•I, LebanYo O_hf It■.. Hou": 8819 Mrs. Charles Ji Y idc n and children cou nty at the regional pu bllc 1 rl1 part1c 1S1x:teen bo� • _and 1 A ro l nr ll'ir\ 1 ,., 1 11 n SN w i ll be Th t> public is cordillly lnvir.td to on, is the oldest hotel in the Brecklv1lle Rd., Breek1mlle, was or Athens and Mr and Mn Otis 1,:�ak l n1 contest on July 8; Blu� p.a ted 111 the rnd 1 v1dual <.·on � e R for i;i i Ye n a� .. y a t t h P fest i rn l Ti c keu I att e nd. State. The hotel began operating built in 1�9- The building is con- McClintock and ch i ldren, toe�! . nbbon1 were ,warderl to Miu N1- 1 )'OUnger 1a1:m ben. They w<-re, blut' ·--'"----;::::.:;;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:_._i,;._.a;;;;:. 1 in 1803 t he sa, m e yeu t hat Ohio Uructed with b1ae1c wal_nut aiding T Jed McElroy, Rochester, Pa., \' is- bert. Barker and Claudie Zerkle; · -Nora McNeil, Bonnie HervPy, M1 1 1, beca me a State. The dining t h re� reet wide and held togeth- lted Mr. and Mr&. Fred Sh■ ln and and red aw 11nb to Arl i ne Roush, j chael Lewis and Julil! Blain; red ­ roon_is are_ decorated and furnish- er with handmade n1il1 and wood- other relatives, Saturday. Mickie Yeater, Janie Oshel, Nan- John McConiha)', Steven Newberr y , ed Just llke they were whm \en pega. The interior decor la Mr and Mrs Wright Roulh of cy F owler, Steve Br• gg and Shel- Vtclde Steele and Carol Gerl_ad1: .1 white-Bnnda 8teele. Viclm.• M rCharles Dickens, Henry Clay and early ltt h century and the wMt- Ch micothe wer� dinner guest.11 on don Rnlllh. other celebrities dined there. UP- I resses i.re i: • rbed In (Tilly 0011- Saturday of 'Mr ln t he oldfr tea m Ot>m0nstra• I Coruhay, Vltk1e �cKinney, Gloria 1 • and Mrs • Henry stairs the rooms have the same tumes or the same vltltage as the Roush tion competition the followmg Vill.n. Connie WllJiaflll, Sharon From Meigs Co. F a rms - U ngraded, Mixed period furniture, and each room furniture. Blue- I See, Echt h Sebrel1 and Shella Bea, Mr and Mrs. Ray Roush of Cin- awanb were prt1eftted is na med after former gue1,1s �ltd Brick T1vtm, La faye�e, clnna·li vlsi 1 ed their daughter . Mrs � becca Martin and Ft ancn Keen• ver such as General Grant, and sev- Ohio, on Rt. 40, was a favorite Wanda Jacobs and olher relative, I er; red - Lmds Lathey and SharMJIS McNeil had the highest eating place of H1m ry Cl ay, Will- over Me m orial Day \\'eek end. c'ral Presidents. on Brown , Mary Lou Gatland and 1 1eore a mon i: the day's l'Venu. lam He ruy H arrison and other The Hop To It Club w on first ).f r. and Mrs. Ray Reilh m iller of Pamel11 Cottrill. Mary Frances HHdley Inn, five miles west of place in the po&tj!r eontest The reat statesmen in the early day1 Sarasota, Fla . , s pent t h e week end Priddy and Ann Williams a: SLICED I ZanesY l llc on Route 40 and Inter O r oh·10 - an d It h81 mam · d and Me morial Day with Mias Jfla · tsme W I JI m.. • Worken receiv..,,,. · ··• a red state 70, has been operated by lts reputation for gOOd food and . !��et Es hena ur r� ce 1 ved a blu! 1 ribbon and the Leon Luekie.11 and the sa m e famil y for slx genera- service to this day. The building Reith m iller and attPnded the alum- rluuun and Sandra idorgan earne� l Lucky Stars placed in the white nl banqu et at the high school. tio ns. The picture.11que stone build was erected in 1837. a red award on individual de m onMemorial Day gueSt.11 of Mr. and stra tions in t he older co m petition group. Ing started as a stage coach inn other famous taverns that � ave O t her cI ubs entering p011ters in. . . t trill, , · in 1802. The dining room is open ceased to Rerve meals or keep Mrs. Verne Watterson were Mr . M1sse!l �a_rtin, Keener, Co elude Okeh, Trailblazers, Tip Top 1 Roches CofOan L. Mrs. and of T. d each year fro m June 1 through overniiht guests but are still Priddy, W l11s��, Eshenaur a�d . Topper11 • American Leadera, Good 8 u S lU Morgan are1 Sept. 30 but It is closed on Mon- standing as historic land m atb ��r ,:e- � P �· ;�d Mr�/ ehg 1 ble to com pete m Luck Clover Happy Go Luckie• . ��- : _ s a nd the regional ach, v. d.iys. event on July 8. Old Town Mountaineers' Mountain are: Mrs. Donald McKay and son, DanBuxton T1v1rn, 313 E. Broa d· awards were pre- Cl imbers, Vernon Slar Dusters, owme e Th r II · o Cu rtlas Sta.. coach Inn, south ny, of Mt. Victory, Oh io, and Mr . .11 ented to t hese younger members Happ H way, Granville, - has been in exist- of Galena, built in 1822. now the DC:e, n·1 11 e·11 )' uatl ers. Bll!)' •• . . 1 enee sinee 1812. It was for 'me ny private residence of the grand- and Mrs. Robert Beegle and sons for 1he1r team de monstrations : Krebs. and lie Busy Portlan of d. years a very i m portant hostel ry . daughter of the builder. More_ t_h �n 1 20 persons viewed Mr. i.nd Mrs. Jonathan Harris Parkersburg visited relatives and , the actm t1es. The Tavem sJill keeps overnight Ov.rflald Tavem, Troy, the log 'Memorial ds ne, in Day. Raci guests and it attracts people cabin served as both tavern and and friends, Mr and Mrs. Jacobs frien Judges we_re Ml"I. Alma Page, 1 1 M,. and Mro. Dave Thomas, Gar'om m anY m 1·1 es tO partake of , court house during the early of Florida visited Mr.!1. Laura Bell WITH 1111S COUPON J w k d • d ames at IRl'I an r 111na. a e, . hana spent Memorial Day wi th 1 its fine food and charm lna: atm01- 1800's. Due to the efforts of the Friday, Fine To Cook-out , all Wood Count)' extension agents, th Cross of Cincinnati Mr,. 'Ann Coe. Ru Mrs. , • poI 111 been restored to lh original a.pMr. and Mrs. w·oJI Jone, and son an d M ar k s . po Ife-nuarger, wae a guest of Mrs. Laura Bell on t easan Pl pearance. · Top Cholte Beef - Broll 'Em Spencer of Columbua were guests ------Gri1wold Inn,, Worthington, Memorial Day. Wingelt, Mrs. f and Ernest Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. To m Undsey and built by Eira Griswold in 1803, • Scotty, Grove City, spent the- Mrs. Ann Coe and visited other relson, it w&.11 patronb:ed by many great s holiday week end with Mr, and atives. I B men of history. Bob Cleland of i.ong Beach, Mrs. Mason Spencer. SpNad Ea11• Tanrn, Hanover, RIP< For Slicing David and Evelyn Roush of Col- Calif.. is visiting his m otht'r, Mn. ton, Columbiana County, was built the week end with Hazel Cleland. spent umbus Mr. and Mn. George Goh1 bertGerald Rood, Jr., son of Mr. and in 1837. The four-story mansion their father, Dale Roush, ·and was the gatherJn1 place for the Mrs. Gerald Rood. Letart, W. Va .. and Mrs. Henry son. daaghter, M�a. Lillian Gerber, Irish canal Workers. The land­ grandparents, Mr. . and son, New Br11hton, Pa., ap."'nt has been presented with a Certifi. Roush. mark Is being restored by its pre­ Sweel Juicy . end with the holiday week l �ate of Merit in Fann Mechanics Thereon .ti M:11 B and Mrs. le, lpl-time follower utch I Guests of Mr. . sent owner!. , e other relatives by the Thor R��arch C nter for Mary Philson Mary Stob.ar1 and of the Tri .Cout,ty Teen Canteen Hobart · Brothers, the cabin hae Johnson were Miss Mi. and Mrs. Harold Wetherholt Be_tte� Farm Living of Marengo, of Cindnn,u Cross Ruth 81 -named "Fii'ft Teenage Citl-zen "Mrs. and Stodlum Hotel Cleveland corIllm01s ' ' Alexander, Thom- of Gall ipolis 1pent the week � n� o t 1 960" Leo v. Savage, director, Nettie and Mrs. � , nez: of Sixth and St. Clair he with her mother. Mr.11. J. F. J1v1- · an nounced today. - Rood· wH given the award 81 a \ scene of numerous political ville, Ohio. New Rome GrOwn den. of le 1 reiult of his .show·"" the &--a .,.... te ,t Sponag Mr. and Mrs. Austin I L i.ale, who hails from Syracuse :� speeches among which were those Mr. !nd Mrs. Lew Blakely (Ma- and who is a newcomer to can­ farm m�chamcs . ab1hty amona the and Lester made by President Andrew John­ Charleston, W. Va., gr:aduatmg .!lelllor11 of Wahama agle or Colu mbus spent the bel Philson) and grandson o� Col- , teen ,•ircles, will also be nam ed by Spon son and General Grant. High . School. and Mrs. Jerry umbus and Mrs. Dorothy (Philson) Gover,,or Michael V. DiSalle to the Dunham Tavem, 8709 Euclid week end wlth Mr. Brown _ of Rochester. � mn., s�ent cantee1 ,'a ''Teenage Hall o f Fame." N�1t C. lturley, Jr., founder of Graham. Ave., Cleveland, waa once an im• Rome--Grown th Re earch Center, a n?� p rt.a Franklin Wayne Brinker left on Memorial Da)' here with relatives ! The 1 7 -year -olt;I Rac ine High o nt stage stop. Now the buil d . (riends and �t g pr:rJ11tr a_ m ;esearch �ri:_anizal10 Ing tralntn School ) 1nior, in winning the contalm pioneer relies from Tuesday for Air Forte t�cated m nothern Jlh n?1s, est.abMr. and Mn. Jim Stewart and � award, Mil be gi,en an e1:pense­ Antonio, Texal. San ll parts Or the Weatern Reserve. a • ' and ' daughter, Ellen. of �teubenvUle. , paid week ,t an Ohio youth camp, KnighOt�p hshed the Farm Mechanics Award Mrs. ·Marian On! reatv.re 1s an old stone smo�e sa :and Mr. with end the week �pent to honor the member of each s. Columbu of id. Savage I 9• 12 - Many Patterns house. The restored Tav�n 1s daughter, Alicia, 5Cnior "high school class dee m ed In m aking 'ail first appearance spent sevP.ral days ta.11t Week with Mrs. Walter Stewart. . to from 12.30 open free, dally, Mr. and _Mr�- Ge?rge Tas ,11an :an� , at the canteen "'Band.11tand" Lisle most outstanding in hia proflcienher mother . Mrs. Lavinia Simpson. · 1 o th e 4 :!:o e11:cept Mondays. of C1ncmnat1 rpent the hob- 1 made a amaah Mt with tbe teen­ baby to her cy to _appI Y Iarm mech amcs returned Clara Roush Mrs. . it1dtr Tannt 4 . ' Painesville• p on home after spending the winter in rl ay week end with her mother, , ager• :a t Hannan �·ug h School, aceffective use or rarm shop equip• ute 20, built in, 1818 , an d at­ Have Mu&•, · Lee. Lillian Mrs. ment and tools, In the malntenn nee , R_o and Mr. cording to the dlrel·tor. Akron with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spencer of t Lisle is active in the Future of farm machinery and in build- terned after Waahtn1ton s Mount Mre Kyle Stum p who accompanVer'non tiome. Stage! on the ' ing projects to provide imprQved 1 and spent the week Florida nnd Mr. and Mrs. Bl) ly _Joe , Farmer', Club at Raci,..,e and won the ied her home 11PM Spencer and �hlldren of W1l m mg- several awards fr9m tha-.: organita­ farm livina: and operating er!ici- Cleveland-Buffalo r�:te us �� end here. stopp g po 1 of reladay guest were hoh ton Wilson ency The selection is made by the tavern for a & tion. He ii a member of t� Syra­ A. James Mrs. and Mr. Ohio, Stone Tavern, Polan d, week tives and � ·onds. stud�nt ' s vocational agriculture �M! - 8afety Club- and wall \reas­ Tavern , a d son of1 St. Louis, were alao known a& Sparrow d -.W!IF of the Sy?lcuse Junior J'ire­ Mr. and �rs. Lee Jac�oq Young; teacher. , · · · Maud Mrs. or giaests e�d J built i n 18M to serve as a station � • anied the m to Parkers- d 1r ngh ter, Linda, of _ C h1lllfo e,, men. Recognition of outstanding h igh on the Pittsburgh-Cleveland etage who accomp mothwith · her e�d --- ___ _ we�k the ent Mrs. sp and Mr. vlsit to , Sunday burg. .!!cliool vo-ag Is part or the Thor Re• coach line. W. 8. Wilson er, Mrs. Sybil M1\e�. . , Slngl�ary Houaa, Streetsboro, Oley McCarty, Mrs. search Cf'nter's program for honNIPP D BY NIB BLE Mrs. Ot mer Grimm (Virginia . Other Parson1 Harvey "Mrs and oring loadiug vo-.ag teacher.11 out- built in 1828 aa a .lltage coach hv­ LONDON UPI-Terence Am, ­ MemOT ort spent Middlep of Reed) y, Saturda standlng agriculturists, :md �thers ern on the ClevelandWellsville­ ·guests 0( Mrs. Young, brose. 18, bit a piece or cheese were Mr . .and Mrs. S. G . Marks of ial Day in Racine. who have eontributed to farm pro- Pittsburgh line. and was trapped. Police said _o! Er.11el Davis Mrs. and Mr. Wilkesvi11e a.nd Mr. and Mrs. O. F. 1 gress. Our House, Galllpol la. bulft In Ambro�' teeth marts in cheese end with Phone WY 2-%8%9 the week spent us Columb of Lynn, 1819, was visited by many di► Sleeth and daulilhter, The Center aJso works closely given warehouse employ�s match Ross. Ralph and Ross Percie Miss Sav. Your 8"11 Gr.eu Stamp, - Fill A Book Quicker va. r.ton with high schools, collcgea, 4-H tlngulahtd guHh lbcludlnt L■• Charle ltey Miss _ Ross entered Me1gs General ed those on nibbled cheese left McCJas James Mrs. ana' Mr. 11� W, SECOND ST, POMl!ROY, omo (,1ubs, and Future Formeri, of fayett• ancl Lo1,1la Phllllpe of behind in a $1 1,200 robbery and of Industry, Pa., and Tom Ellis or Hospital Monday. F rance. The redortd hoUM I• a America groups in se minlir1 and arrested him. and Tr1eb Roger Mr. and Mrs. is the stte of n model farm shop propl!rfy of the Ohio Hl1torlcal Mrs . Flo Allwine of Columbus which feat.ares more than 2,500 Soetetv. spent the week end and Memorial TN� Ta.,•rn. Route 4 1 north · tools. Day with Rev. and Mrs. F. E. or West Union, built In 1798. It --- ·----Dunn. h now a private ,rome. Mr. HuJ!h Morri.11on and son. Summer Schedu le 18 L0t:ust Lod.., Middlebourne, 11 Gene, of Columbus, spent Sunday still owned by descendants of , Being A'n nounced with Miss Mae 'Morrison. A summer schedule fo.- Sunday WilJlam P�nn. Margle Shuler of Letart Is , services has been announced for add will ion Divis r two weeks with her Moto iac spending Pont the Mason Methodl!1t Church by an additional sei'les to Its 1961 i;t:randparentl, Mr. and Mr.11. Ed Rev. Richard Wright, pastor. 1ine o� cars, it was announced by Simpson. Beginni_n� on Sunday, June !J, ' Mr. and Mrs. Critt Bradford o( E. Knudsen, vice president or the time for Sunday School will be 1eneral Motors and eeneral mena­ Worthington spent the week end at 9:30 a. m. rather than 10 a. m. ger, Pon'tiac Motor Division. and Memorial Day with Mr. and . while Morning Worship serviees The entirely new smaller car. Mn. A. C. Bradford, I wil l begin at 10:30 a. m. instead or Thom as A. Evans and granason · name d the "Tempeit," will com• 11 a. m. (ortably seat six paseeng�rs, Knud­ Thomas Allen of Lancaster spent r[ty o! the Sundav with their sister-in-law and A candleU1ht investiture .ervJce sen said, and the m.ajo ction for aunt, Mrs. Helen Johruon. produ l Initia est's Temp for two members wall held at the the Divit a be .,,ill year first Memorial Day �u.esU of Mrs. i-eRular meetl'ng or G irl Scout the in Pontiac, Mich. Helen Johnson were Mr. and MrA. • plant main 5ion's Troop 45 of Mason City Tuesday ' Wayne ClfOenter and 110n, Glen, of evenint at the 1eout playground. (Johnson) Cassie Mn. and J\elpre ' Suzie Surface and Lallachia E1<ecutlve Board Of • Foreman. Millersoorl. Gates were Invested into the troop. • . ' Mrs. Cres11 (Wolfe) NPase and . Cuests of the tN:,op were the moth­ Watchmrtkers • west the r51: of 'Park(l'r!lbu of beard Dorothv . Uve dau2hter ex,cu , The en of the alrls, Mn. Delbert Gates iation : visited Mrs. Ida Howell. Sat"'Jrdn-. Vlr�lnia Wa'tchmakers A11Soc And Mrt. Haft!)' &urf1ce. • Re•• Anita Houdasbelt of Pome�v i!I In eh1r,e of the meeting "ere met recenUy at G;ent'j Ball's · 'Mrs. , t her, Pleasan irahdmot het Point in t visitin1t: taur,n Mrs. Ralph Warner, 11e0Ut leak, ,._ ne purpose of the meeting was M11roret HoddHhelL ,n.d Mn. J�h Lish, asslttent up Mr. and Mr•- Rich•rd Hayman of scout lnder. Flaa bearer was J4ne lo disclles bu,iness ,o be taken en­ HUntlngd,on Valley, Pa. were the� Dodion. Members of the color �t the monthly meeting of the ·.•.. 1uard were Karen Rou•� and Kay lire Associailon JieJd in Beckley, ,uests bl hli mot!el, llh. Raloh .,, on l Hote ey t� theffl Beeld nied the accompa at who Va. , Ravman, McGowan, Col«w .aergffaftt ,w■s Joy visit ' Mna. Chancey WeiaP Bani• May 27. Thabet. son1'ilie Ro11d. Retreahmenta WeN! 1erved to the Jdln � �c1s who ,;.., switching to Toys liuesta ar John Berttr ftftd Mn. lollowln1: Joy Thabel, Donn, Llah, Loeal O,nferettcie Nylon Tubeless Tires, llehbie Cook, �rlhtt Sa\'T'e w•r- hi! daur1lter, McGowan, Bren, u � � feature ,,xcln­ 11loiters., safe, llhlnr,er, tlleir and . Hflllen 'RhodeR n i,.,�1. vu di Burton, loMttl Lish, Donna New Kathleen the or � Lilliint Ooro" t lly, Isabel, cnnfere �ocal trivc, Tl!lPLE-TEMPERED NYLON­ 1 wm, Sharon Queen, Diane Noble,· The Jennifer .zvkle ·surle Wimer· JCa. 1 Haven J.1JB Chane will meet Tttel· and Electa, Nylon at Ill best. Ce! low-cost lumpiko­ i,.l the bitteftden - nn Roush, NaftCY Proffitt, Sw:1e day, June 7 at 7:30 p. m.C Delrnu. Mn. and Mr. proved Nylon Tlretl today! Smiace, Latlldhla Oath, J1t1e Dod- llew Ha,en Church. -D� E. Rl,v of OreJon, Ohio, Mr,. Ehle Shep­ t, ntenden aon, eotlnle Hetbour, M'n. Oat� Cole, conference !Ul)8'"1 erd of Toledo and Vir&U Rou of · wlll be pre1ent to conduct busl- Akron attended the Racine High arid Mn. 8utfaill. neri1 ,nemben of the councils ol School Alumni Banque� lay 28. NO flli II CONl'9RIIIIC■ Edward Seubel't of Coiumbus lbe WAfllllllGTON tlPI-Pre,Ide"'t odorlnl,tratlo� ol churche, In his auttit, Mn. Miriam visited d es Eisenhower w,lll flit hpld a new, Ne,ir Havttn Cbll'.'tfe �,. req; : Je er, w� dp,y. 11"' '-!\. e n confett,Pct- ,11111 ,reek WC1"" or to be _iP.reaeDt, �un¥& Ra­ ew N IN Cbarq JlaV,n New . a heavy .&PPGlatm,nt ,chedule the White Hoall iald on Tuo.11dQY, ven. -Hartford pd Dachle · . 1 ·- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MA RKET .... ..,.. $4 ,96 ,1.. la• ��:Of 4-H Club Members Par ticipate �ival Coming 17·�S ln In Public Speaking· C.ontests JMune c ason 1ty • irLuoLlls 8. Ii. SAM IIOlN Jewele r MILL si'lEET PHONE 114 omo · ' ' ' Home 0wned and Operate\l POlli!ltOY, OIDO " ·•'' ' -•I �Mel's Stars- Trounce Racine 12.2 Under Bachte l Field Lights 4- Daily Sentinel, Porneroy-MiddlepOrt, 0., J•ne 2, 1960 CASEY RECOVERI NG ·· -- ------NEW YORK UPI-Casey Sten• !-------------� t t ��n�.��.'7� � .. : h�-;·t�: N�� Yori.: Yankees open a series with the Botton Red Sox Friday night al Yankee Stadium. Stengel Iii In Lenox HHI Ho,pitol ,eco,enng from I virus and high fever Thf' Little Lea(ue Senator; or hander, for anolher run in the Middleport sent Woody Call', In- fifth and two in the top Of th • dlane down to their aecond sixth to win the contest. UOELATZ ESCAPES WRECK Mike Gardneor of the winners straight dl!fl!'at 1Ve(1ne1day, 4-1, on UPI-F.ddie SAN FRANCISCO Gary Stobar1 '11 2 hitter, besting waa te;p hitter with Un-ee l!lafeties. Erd@l.at.z, coach of the Oakland Mike Bratton who gave up a first Jerry Vanlnwagen homered Raiden in the American Foot ball lnntna: homer-to Stobart-and 5 wilb nobody on to lead off the Lncue, escaped injury Wednes­ other 111ftties, int"ludtnR II lead- sixth and Gardner doubled and 1 day when anotht!T car r■ m m e-d t he ort homer to Jerry V1n1nwa1en scored later on miscues for the bad. of his 1960 Cadillar on the in tbe sixth. fourth run. Bratton got the InJames Lick fieeway. In the other game the Braves, dians· other hit, 11 single in the with J i m Johnson working five first innin&. lnning11, trounced the Yankees TRIBE SIGNS CLINE Bratton fanned 12, walked one. CHARLESTON, S <,;. UPI-Th• 1 6-2. Stobart fanned 13, wa Jked four. Cleveland Indians have signed The Jndlan1, defending: cha mps, The Braves-Yankee i:a m e wae a Tyrone Cline, a star pitcher and and breaking ln a to!ler heavy contest of pi�chlng wlldness and outfielder at Cle mson (.;ollege, to with rootiH, scored th@ir lone ficldlng errors. a boniu contract. Cline, 2 1 , will run in the sixth when veter an Senators . . . . . . . . 100 012-4 6 O Join the Mobile Club of the Class catcher Buddy Moore singled . Indians 000 001 - 1 2 2 AA Southern Assn. June 8. swiped •�ond, and ca me h o me on Stobart and Gladwell. Bratton R1lph Coleman's double-. and Moore. But the Senalllrs loaded with Braves 16 8 3 ,11111·1 veterans led by Manager lfa.nk Yankees 2 4 6 Johnson (WP), Casci 6 and Casci Clatworthy and Stobar t , a strong rlrhthanded pitcher, pecked away Johnso11 6. Blaine (LP), Hood 1t Bratton, also a strong right- and J. Whitlatch, •111 ANI HI IOfl Senators Edge Indians 4 to 1 In M'ddl I eport Li ttI e League - Q 10 Ill DIINCMfES •• Foor Mason lg Teachers Will Attend Camp 0a · w, ;: $1 .98 • l!lo Middler,ott Dept. Store � � � '!Vffl Yli:i'flda" � "Save- CUh Here fflltead of Sale.lip," ■ MILL IT, MIDDL PORT -------- ANOTHER GOOD BUY FROM BAl<ER'S • 24 CU. FT. 1 :Deep Syracuse with an entry in the Ohio Valley Industrial Softball Leariue, will open tonight al 8 o'­ clock at Kyger against West Col­ umbia. A r ecent achedule released for the league•, seven tea m s w il l be revised and re-inned later, lea­ gue officiall 111d today. Four M:aton County "'ocatlon1J acrleulture teachen will attend the 39th Annual Vocational A&rl­ cultal"e 1l Cedar Uk• !II, tbe Va, Stall FFA-tHA li> d <Joo!en,ru,e ten te,, BROWN •)Tl OFF I R J, W, fa,, Jane 8-t. Ill u....PIULA� ...._, nu,, UPI- LIg ht 'poc,toil lo attend fr"1!1 lll11on ght champion .Jo6 Brown has wei CO\IDty � Glenn smrth, Wa-b ama HJg� Moo\· �;Ufford Dunn and I been offered a '°6,00o guarantee Blaine No�. Pt. Pleaaant High . to defend ht■ Utie here ardnat School and H1fold suHlvan, Han• Gene Grea�an:i et Oitrolt. The or­ fer was tllti(T'&p�ed to Br�wn Altt Hieb Se«iol. 'Wed'nesday by bo:iinc pro moter Th, conference program ror Jimmy RlfliO \iiho presented I�., - 11 lnllll llro"'1 wllh tllt .it,rnatlve ol the � � IJ!,me 'blprorinl Vo- ca,h l'!•rimtot or «J pe, cent ol a "p1cltap" ln'cluatnll TV and fl," E, ·EdW1r&, film ln<0rile, slate Suj>orv!,or ol Vo<1tlo ,1 n A&rleulture, who i1 in charge of RUIIO IATIIPACTOIIY the conferenc.. Guest QH!1ter1 INDJANAPOLlS, Ind. UPI­ and Vo•AI leacher■ will empba1lze the nece11ity or thoro\lgh Eddie Ruaeo w11 reported tn sat­ phmnlna: of proaram1 to keep up taractoryw -condition from injurie, with the rapidly chan11hig agricul­ eufrered in Monday's WO-mile tural and educ1tlonal 111ltuatlon Jn auto race. Ruseo, Injured when bis car crashed into a retainlna Weit Virginia. Bualnea.11 te81lons of the confer- wall, 11uUered a brain concusslon and underwent sul'a:ery for a bad­ b lacerated scalp and a HYere facial cut. Coaterence • • Syraeu8e ()pffl8 Tonight At Kyger F reeze S349· 00 -------�---- enco wlll be ln ch.,,.. , d, �­ Glenn Fotle, Vo-Ag �ac'fie'f et Buffalo Valley High School, who Is president of the W. Va. Voca­ tional Aa:rlcullure Teachers As­ sociation. BAKE R FURN ITURE Aubrey E. Fergu.11on, Editor and Publiaher of the Rltchle Gazette, Harrl1llle, w. v,., will be the aue■t speaker at the annual ban• quet scheduled ror 'l"hurlday eve- 1 nlna, June 9. IN M I DDLE PORT • Why Look Beyond st Choice Car Americ a•s for the tlrlngs you want Racine's Lead Shattered In Fourth; llam,I,urger Circui� Pitrhet Fonner Philly Singl� ltt Pinth Role Misses Flfflt By M1ntle Homer Mel Clark'• All S'tars made debut good Wednesday Uftthd ..,..._ ,..r'Mtlonal A pttcher Paul Ri�da om-e SCOffle4 as "1tne drive BrCllffl" Hi matin1 the 9aUbnffl 0110le$' �e--.t't-r loak Hke the manager of the year. His full name 11 Hertor Han>1d (Skinny) Brown and he's traveled the hamburger circuit for muct, or bh 15-year career. But along with the re,1. of RichlM1' kids and castoffs b"e's caugtrt a severe ease dr �.-rly.,.son pe-1mant frver and Wed.Detitay nigffl he came 'Mthln one {lit.th of n�hlt fame. 'rhe !'&-year-old 111ttve of Gl'ee'n�. N. C., yielded a first inni1,11 homer to M'.lcte, ibntle ind then went an to beat Ute New Yort Yan"kees, 4-1, without allowtng another lrit. The victory boosted th"e- OrlolH ' Am'�eln League lead over the ralned-011t CleveJand Indians to 2:JA. ca rn·�s and was their ■lxttl triumph In ■even -games and their lottl fn 12. l■unaftn n..,. KHter Frank Baumabn, who has ■COT· ed &JX Of ht& US btt lel'f(fe vi e tories again•t Defl'oft, pltd1ed the White Sox to a ·e-o win that handed the Tigers 'their t'ifth straight losri in the O!tcy other American League 1eme. Walhingt on's twt-ni,:hter at Bolton wH rained out. The Pitt.11burth PiratM retained their game-and•a•ltrlf lriP on fint place when Bob Friend q1l't out the Cincinnati Reda, &-o, the San Franchco Giants lhaded the Chi- f2fO <-'\l'bs, 2-1, the Milwaukee ltn� beat t)ie Philadelphia Phil­ lift, e.is ind tt).e St. Louie Card­ intiti icored a 15·2 ..-in over the Los An&'e'les Dodren in the National Leap. ROokie Jih'OTtst:op Ronnie Hansen hit a three•rutl homer dft Duke "Maas to give the Orioles the lead in the ·i"tftb in1'1ing and Brown toe)\: it from there. The White Sox n11dged 3im Eun­ ning fm- two runs l1J the fifth and th'e,i racked up Tom Morgan in a four-run ninfh fentured by homer, by Earl lt'cn-geson and Gene FreMe. __.....,_:a M<� rrtw1111 111re-. ,.....,. Friend pitched a thr�e-httt�r foT his third shutout and_ sixth wm of the seuon as the Pirates ran their wlnni�R streak to ffve ram­ e.11 1lld their season record at home to 18�. $sm .Jones pitched a five-hitter nia doubled home the winning run tn the ninth irining to win his aixth game. Jone.11 !truck out Hven and Walked one. We& Covinrton '1rove in two tuns with his third homer �d a double and Joe Adcock singled home two runs a.11 the Braves •na pped a four-game loaing streak Bob Buh.I went the distance ror his fourth win. Ken Boyer drove in two run1 . witb a ttncle and his 13th tJ(nn� and Oar)'I Spencer doubled In two run■ for the Cardinals. I th' -· e by a score of 12-2 evening •• tlley il!MllHll) troilnced� under the lights I'll' Baditel Stadium at ahama. LaITy Wolfl! hail ttl't, An '.Stera , fled four ln three 1nnmgs. eating out of hia llaud unttl th"e Wolfe farrnl!d IO and wa1 re­ fourth innln_g wbn they scored lieved by Dick T11ylor in the three ru11s to move ah�d S-2 and seventh. then brob • open in the 1hrth BHl Wil�, (..erald Clark and with Hven ttilif!■ en six hit, Luther Tucker paeed the AJI Stars u1d one R-acine 'erTOr, with ?avo hiU a-p iece. Aaron Wolfe The AD Sta-rs added single bad two for Racine. !'Ins in the se"Y'etl"th •nd •eithtb - Mel Cltrk appeared only in the mntngs to win &ofnl away. role of a pin� ttitter in the big 'Racine _ had _ ti"ken a 2--0 lead sixth hlning. He cracke a line d in the fmit mnffll ·op. bl tll by drive 1lngle to •right center with Aaron Wolfe and Bi11 McNict?e the bases loaded to plate two . and one All-Star MTOr. MllJS. Lefty Ge!]e ll"esson. made his The line s core: first start or the ataaon and went Racine 200 2 3 15 six innln�s clvina: up three hits All Stars _ _ 000 307 llx 12 10 4 and faJJnlllJ 12. Ht WU relieved Wolfe taylor 7 and McNick le · by Dorwirf Clark in the .teventh . Hesson ' D Clark 7 and Tucker' Clark gave u p no hits and fan- Gruese� 1 ." a,, Unll.H tr,,.,. 1,;,., ,..itono1 NJoTlOIU<t. t.lE1octUE W. L, Pd, GI Pltt•burgh 28 14 .68'1 San Francisco 27 tff 1� Milwa ukee 1'1 16 .!'1.l!i 0½ Cincinnati 22 21 .11.2 8'2 Loa AngelN 20 .f14J 8 St. Louis 11 22 .413 8\z Chicago 14 22 .389 1 1 Philadelphia l f 28 .333 14 WIN!nolday<, ''" Francltco 2 Ch1C,llft 1 Plltttwr,'h 5 Clffclftl!otl - � rilihl Mnw,ok.. 6 rlhn,. 3 nTil,t St. Lou I, S Los AngelH 2 night Thvrtdlly's Priili■bl • ,itcNn Mllw■dbe at l'htt■d.,phla, night -Spahn 12·2) 1!S Conl•y (2-3), Ch iH90 at · Loa A.11991" (nl�t) .......Carchnll (2-4) 'II Dl"Ysclale C4-5). St, Louis at S.n Franclaco­ Jut..... JS-5) •• O'Dell (2-41, Pomeroy Uttle League �socia- Pirates, Monkey nun. Prlday'o tloP baseball play will ope11 next S,racuse Giants at Racine CarPlttsburfh It P'tt1l1dttphla, nlglit Mo·nday with 10 eamea being dlnals. played on live diamonds Monday Pomeroy Reds at liyracu■e In- Clnclnflatl .t #llllWIUkN, night Ctllcato It l.oa An.-1 .., night and Thur■day. dlans. It. Lovl• o1t San �r'.nclsco, night This year Pomeroy has organiz­ AMERICAN LEAGUE ed two new team■, the Ti&ers and • W. L. Pct, GB Reds. A diamond has been edded, Balti m ore 26 lff .834 too, one at Monkey Run. Racine Cleveland 21 1� .583 2¼. iB flolding one team Instead of Chicago 22 18 .550 aJA two, the RacJne Brave■. Syracuse New York 19 18 .514 5 has it1 strong Giants in the field. Detroit 17 19 .472 6� The . first week of play {co m ­ Kansas City 18 22 .450 7� plete achedule to be announced 14 21 .400 9 The schedule ror the recently Boston next week): 14 23 .378 10 organized slow pitch softball Washington Weclnlld1y'1 RHulh league co m posed of tea ms repre­ Mond1v, June 6 Baltimore 4 New York 1 night sentlns churches In New Haven Racine Cards at Pomeroy Jets, Chlc190 6 o.trolt O night nd Mason has been announced. n Diam ond 1 . Washington at Boaton, twl-nltht, The league schedule will start on Po meroy Tigers at Racl�e Brav­ (2), ppd., rain June 7 with two games to be play­ e,. Cleveland at kanus City, night, starlin1 Syracuse Indians at :fomeroy ed each evenlna:, \he first ·· ' ' · ppd., rain . at 5::10 p. m. Dod1en, Diamond 2. Thunday'a Probable Pltch•n Pomeroy PJr1te1 al Syracuse Teams en tered are New Haven Cleveland at Kan1aa City (night) Giants. EUB, New Haven Lutheran, New -Mawklna (3-3) "' Herbert (2-3}. .Po meroy ?anll:eea at Pomeroy Haven Methodist and Mason Me t hChicago et 0.trolt (nlght)Reds, Monkey :Run. odist. Ga mes will be played at the QDnonn (1-1) va Mosal ('2-3). Thuradly, Jane f ball grounds near the New Haven f New York at Baltimore (nl,tlt) Po meroy Jets at Pomeroy Tl- school. -CNtff (5-0) v1 WIiheim (2-2). e er.11 , Dia m ond 2. Waahln,ton at Boston i2) - Lff The achedule is as follows. R r.clne Brave, at Po meroy Yan 1 0-0) end Kaat C 1-4) va Delock. June Haven New 7 vs EUB Itel'!, Diamond 1 . New Haven Lutheran; New Haven (0.0) a11d MIiiman (0,1). Pomeroy Dodger, at Pomeroy Friday'• GamH Methodis t vs :w1uon Methodist. Kanua City at Chiu�, nlvht June 14 - EUB vs New Haven ea ltlmore at Washington, night Methodl1l; Lutheran V.!I Mason 0.troit at Cleveland, nltht Methodist. aottan at N.w York, night June 21 : Mason Meth.odlsl vs INTIRNATIONAL LEAGUE EUB; New Haven Methodist \'I Lu­ Cofumbvl 6 MontrNI 3, 1 1-t lheran. Columltus I MontrNI 4, 2nd June 28 - New Haven Metho­ Toronto S Richmond 1 dist vs MHon Methodist; EUB VIII aufhfo 6 Miami 5 Rocht•ter S H1vane 4 Lutheran. AMERICAN ASSOC IATION July ts - New Haven Luthm-an va Mason Methodi.11t; EUB vs New Loultvlll• I lncllantp0ll1 O DallH•l't. Worth 6 Chari•_,.. 4 Ha Yen Methodlllll. Only IIIMI acheclultcl July 19 - Lutheran vs New Ha­ PACIPIC COAST LIAGUII ven Met hodist; Ma1on Methodist vs S.11 Lak• City 10 Ion DI... 6 EUB. Sactamento J Tacoml 1 July 28 - Lulher.11.n vs EUB; Spokane 3 Vencowar 1 New Haven Methodist vs Ma1on S•altle a Portland 6 SOUTH RN ASSOCIATION ;�elhodiat. August 2 _ Lutheran v.11 Maaon Attanta 1 S Mobile 4 Methodist; EUB vs New Haven llrmlftlham 6 ChattaM091 3 ShreffPOl't I .111\emphla 5 Met hocilat. August 9 - Lutheran vs New NP.llhvlll• et Llttl• Rtck, p,-11 IASTlltN LIA.GUI Haven Melhodlat; EUB v1 Maeon Wltl lanwport 7 llnthamhn 4, lit Methodist. Playoffs •re acheduled for Tues• Wllllamsp1rt 4 lln,V.•� 2, 2M Allentown 2 d;)', August 18 and TUcsda)', Au- Lanc::1tttr I RNdlne 4 \prlntfleld O fust 23. I · ."828 -22 hsvltl Pomeroy Little Leaguers To Open Season Mtlnday, June 6 Gt'"" &hedul'e For Slow Pitch Ball Announced Civil Servite Job Deadline Put Off Month av PAUL J. SHERLOCK COLUMBUS, 0. ( Specinl}-Hls tory wri tten upon th� la�d in t ht! fo�m of ta mous w_a ys1 de tnns m 11y st 1ll _b_e observed In 19 Ohio comm 1:1:ni t 1 e.11_. Bulll in th.: d11ys when only the braft' and the bcserk dared travel the wilde rness t�ails o! the Old Northwes t Terr1 to_ry, the Taverns d�ubled as m l'rlln_g � lac. es for _ pr!�1d_ent'5, poets, p�lltmans a�d dignUane s from !ore1gn countries. Mevinji: Into l'offiRb lHngw Now Pa8trano CHICAGO uPI-Willie Pa1tr.11no a danein& liifbt henywei ght who ertended: hb winninl strealt to •iK bout& Wednesday night,, will rareuke Hie Un'tttd · States for his n.ext scrap, he said toduy. :Pastrano I unanimous victor over So'nny Ray In 10 rounds, planned to go to GlJ.Rgow, � cot­ land, ror a. 10 rouna match v. ith Chictie Calderffood for $ 1 0,000 which he- 11\d "I can bring back. with me." ooo ooo Sl'ANDffiGS History .Written In P am oos Wa�side lnns Of _ � Ohio May Be Read In 19 H1stonc Locations Slx of the great old hospitality center.11 have re m ained in business as outstanding eating pl aces, and three o( the sa m e group r>£fer overnight acc-omrnodations. E ve ry 1hing possible has been done to preserve these taverns exactly as they we,e when th, ,t,ge coa,·h and conestog, wagon were the Only means Or t'av.l · U you are looking for someth ing - --- -- -- III BOY­ IIST GIRL SIM ON 'S SELF SERVICE h� Due to a r.hortage of qualilied eli1ible1 and the many career po­ fitlon& still waitin1 to be rilled, the S�h U. S. CivU Servlce Regional Office at Cincinnat, Ohio, today extended the filing deadline for J i.cctptance of applications in the Federal Service Entnnee Examin­ I ation to June 30, 1960. To persons who have a co11ege education or equivalent experience and who can pass the written test, this exa m ination is the gat4.,way to high-level administrative and pto­ fesslonal positions in more than 60 occupational fields In the Federal I career service. Starting salaries are $40IO and $4980 per annum. and opportunities for advancement are excellent. PATT�RSON RESUMES DRILLS NEWTON, Conn. UPl - Floyd Patterson p1ans to return to stren­ uous workouts Thursday or Fri­ d111y in preparation ror his heavy. weight title bout · with Ingemar Johansson June 20. Patterson took a day on Tuesday after boxing 15 rounds during the Me morial Day week end, reducing his weight to 192: pounde. FLOYD "BITTER �IGHTIR" NEWTOWN, Conn. UPI-Floyd Patterson, ls "a 50 per cent bet­ ter fighter than he was a year ago" a<.-cording lo his trainer . Dan Florio. Florio said Patterson Is "faster, much · more alert and will be a lot more explosive" tor his June 20 title bout with heavy weight champion Ingemar Johans­ son. SLICED OLEO • 6 lbs. 98c SLICED JOWL BACON LARD ,. LunrKlu Gi/1 PtJt:kt1g1 GOESSLE R J EWELRY CDURT ST, POMEROY PORK SAUSAGE 39c lb. HAM SALAD 1.,. ; rlli Wt�- r,111 Lean and Mellly PORK BACK BONES ROUND STEAK . SIRLOIN snAK 98c lb. , · coF F E E t oz. jar 99c 6% Beer & Wine Carry Out lli,en Evenings lb t,!d p.m, · -. - ■ .,), 1 IN ao Baseballs M I N UTE S Glov,s WITH 20 MONTHS to RIM'( ,.,._,.., ...., ., i.11 a -.1114 Phe... fer .,itk •PPM•.r. ,._ lto,t 111, Tou ,..n ' hr It 111■111' • a110. , 1 , t u 1 lO&II , , . ,..,,, '. " ,,..,'' . . �. .J• . Soil Boots Beach Bolls l-t■•11- A11•t• .• .! 'I ', � •-;- !I J I • " • --·--···-···---· · · •·--·-· -··---·····---�---···-··••••'-·•"·'"·'-"'"""':1£'-·,-,_.-......__,""'..,.,_,.,-''-""-',-+.......:� , .• /2¾ I). POMEROY, OHIO ' 4 .a .: 211111i,�£4P 4 k?WV 1► .. ,, ... ,,l1 • ' 1 "' t >tr . .,,. I Q �••t,, • If I i,i s. Otl\itt 'tNM $I.fl , .i , • DOWN JLGlOSS; , , , "Home ' PRONE WY44118 • ' of. Arrow Sblrta'' -• - -- . - •Mc. N'IQROV, &foO ,, · Oflly· 9a¢ , F F. I\/ . 'h ' ~· · I E CORDS 45 3 for $1.00 TUB ELESS F H A IV K. L I N ,. . PlliONE ' . WYU4ff ' .' . · W. ----- . T .,...., Tuesdav ' i"tiilltiea now lllth the J·ttMON-All·Wealher Goodiil-1'• new s-t Thefte . .. ., , ■ EA · 00D. ' NEW LOW Pita . !! $ S-t ■ Feth� r's hy Gifts Goi6te! lltCHdl "· RIH 1"I eooaYIAt 11111 fNAN ON ANY 0111111 .... RIZE R OI L co.· ANit PENCIL SETS �ot>GE RINGS • nNV MORE iPEN ' ' qt. .49¢ SALE-PRICES SLASHED ON 3-T NVLON At Thi B. H. SAMfflRN JEWElttY stoRt -. cu,, UNKS •1111 TACS e wATCHM 'GIANT DRIVJ$ - 2 �GE BALLS POMEROY MOTOR COMPAMY ' Softballs Bots Sand Toys Swim Rings ' .RAND NIVf JUMBO _GOii SET ' ' , , " II x., Bodn1inton Slits - Miniature Golf Sets Wading Pools -::-, Jnflated Rafts ' .' , I. ' , • lot In on tho ._ 1111"J !Illa lllfflll , , , ... ,... 1aco1 outhorlnd C,,- dtoltr --� Investiture Service Held For 2 Members Summer With ORANGES - - - d�t�9¢ THE FOOD MART Met I • TOMATOES - --He - . lb. 29¢ Tempest Is New Pontiac Division duct 'Smaller Pro I NESCAFE or MAXWELL HOUSE ' - lb. 79¢ R I B STEAKS w. Cut From Choice Beel .. - '· - - · · · · · - · - · . - . - - - - - · · ' 1 BA T H R O O M TISSUE 12 roffs 79c ■ 1 Bc lb. .,. M I N UTE STEAKS lb 69¢ CAB BAGE - - 2 lbs. 19¢ I 59c lb. CtlSll4i life. • •• FOOD MA.BT COUPON i LI NOLEUMS - - - HOME-MADE for Fat6er� SUCHER'S WIENERS lb. 49c,. BERR I ES - - HOME-MADE ,,, yracuse oy wm A · s Vacat1"on t youth C'.amp u. s. 4 lb. bucket 59c ,,.. GROUND CHUCK lb. 59c I -.., 4 1b. box 89c l'll lO ICt. · , Goli FilW from ,ZJ.H BACON E.N DS 5 lbs. $1,00 I Letart Student Wins Wahama Farm Mechanic Award LUCKY BUY 1• .s1or1mo Sil•er /n>ffl EGGS · - 3 doz. $1 ,oo w BOLOGNA 3 lbs. $1 .00 ourl! ..Ito:;. GOOD EATING 1 Pomeroy, Ohio Neweat fad for 'Teenen t lllotchill& Spoldol ldento for � ,i,attadJ twoaome... Bit: llOTa, a hndlome, n,p chain !dent. Bill Obi lo Ill dainty fembllno clft-ml,lo, The,',. CM! fllOd-to s•r t:be leutl Week a Mn ,B:�h ·�:�h:":'!npan �:��.����;�; p���:: � j led by J W. Ziea of Akron, spent heyond the commonplace Jn good phere. Pd g4'Kld, do\1s, flowers. parcel �,. f J , Fort y -five Mas,o n County ◄-H Blur- Paula Brake and Carol several days with her .11i.11ter Mn food with lhe authentic almosGamt's for the c hildren wUI ■ Old Sta.. CHch l11n, Sm ith,. Lllllan J !Y iden and attended th� Cl u b me mbers psrt_ici-pated m the Kegl t:)' , N_,i n_c )· Morgan J nd Ctt h Mem be rs of St Jm;t" pti · s Catho- avai lable in addition to !0th • phe_re of ea rly America, you will ville, dates back to 1818. It l1 built 5Ch oo an n m trat1on d ' and c e p b nq o ary e Phillipa; m�• 1 e e .11 h u n nt �-M . l r union and ba uet at , Le l ie C h url· h 1 1 1 "\l a,;o n C i t y are s po nderive- m uch. pleuure from 8 vhlt on land tnmted to the owner H•rr J n. v\ houth s . 1pe ak ,n1 �nlN\\ Thurtda)· Dougl_au and Polly !1ckrna ; "- hit"" M,rrng ft-st l \ d l • i o lle . tr, be h!'ld .it l he a 1 to .. ny o f the followini historic by Pretiden t Monroe. Th� Inn ts ' "tl li; 1 c S h�mn !'.lber1 ltld Benny Buker -Janie N ibert and Camalelta Slev G es of Mr. and Mn. Clar Parnih liall in Ma!'>Oll on June 17_18 Procttds rrom the feltival wtfi inns: noted for the q uallty of Its food . Jividen on ?day 22 were Or. and were ae lectf"d to repre11ent the ens. Diana Stevens, U�d.a NeaJ n ha� bee n announC'Pd _. go to lhe t•h urch bolld lna fu™1 The Golden Lamb Mot•I, LebanYo O_hf It■.. Hou": 8819 Mrs. Charles Ji Y idc n and children cou nty at the regional pu bllc 1 rl1 part1c 1S1x:teen bo� • _and 1 A ro l nr ll'ir\ 1 ,., 1 11 n SN w i ll be Th t> public is cordillly lnvir.td to on, is the oldest hotel in the Brecklv1lle Rd., Breek1mlle, was or Athens and Mr and Mn Otis 1,:�ak l n1 contest on July 8; Blu� p.a ted 111 the rnd 1 v1dual <.·on � e R for i;i i Ye n a� .. y a t t h P fest i rn l Ti c keu I att e nd. State. The hotel began operating built in 1�9- The building is con- McClintock and ch i ldren, toe�! . nbbon1 were ,warderl to Miu N1- 1 )'OUnger 1a1:m ben. They w<-re, blut' ·--'"----;::::.:;;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:_._i,;._.a;;;;:. 1 in 1803 t he sa, m e yeu t hat Ohio Uructed with b1ae1c wal_nut aiding T Jed McElroy, Rochester, Pa., \' is- bert. Barker and Claudie Zerkle; · -Nora McNeil, Bonnie HervPy, M1 1 1, beca me a State. The dining t h re� reet wide and held togeth- lted Mr. and Mr&. Fred Sh■ ln and and red aw 11nb to Arl i ne Roush, j chael Lewis and Julil! Blain; red ­ roon_is are_ decorated and furnish- er with handmade n1il1 and wood- other relatives, Saturday. Mickie Yeater, Janie Oshel, Nan- John McConiha)', Steven Newberr y , ed Just llke they were whm \en pega. The interior decor la Mr and Mrs Wright Roulh of cy F owler, Steve Br• gg and Shel- Vtclde Steele and Carol Gerl_ad1: .1 white-Bnnda 8teele. Viclm.• M rCharles Dickens, Henry Clay and early ltt h century and the wMt- Ch micothe wer� dinner guest.11 on don Rnlllh. other celebrities dined there. UP- I resses i.re i: • rbed In (Tilly 0011- Saturday of 'Mr ln t he oldfr tea m Ot>m0nstra• I Coruhay, Vltk1e �cKinney, Gloria 1 • and Mrs • Henry stairs the rooms have the same tumes or the same vltltage as the Roush tion competition the followmg Vill.n. Connie WllJiaflll, Sharon From Meigs Co. F a rms - U ngraded, Mixed period furniture, and each room furniture. Blue- I See, Echt h Sebrel1 and Shella Bea, Mr and Mrs. Ray Roush of Cin- awanb were prt1eftted is na med after former gue1,1s �ltd Brick T1vtm, La faye�e, clnna·li vlsi 1 ed their daughter . Mrs � becca Martin and Ft ancn Keen• ver such as General Grant, and sev- Ohio, on Rt. 40, was a favorite Wanda Jacobs and olher relative, I er; red - Lmds Lathey and SharMJIS McNeil had the highest eating place of H1m ry Cl ay, Will- over Me m orial Day \\'eek end. c'ral Presidents. on Brown , Mary Lou Gatland and 1 1eore a mon i: the day's l'Venu. lam He ruy H arrison and other The Hop To It Club w on first ).f r. and Mrs. Ray Reilh m iller of Pamel11 Cottrill. Mary Frances HHdley Inn, five miles west of place in the po&tj!r eontest The reat statesmen in the early day1 Sarasota, Fla . , s pent t h e week end Priddy and Ann Williams a: SLICED I ZanesY l llc on Route 40 and Inter O r oh·10 - an d It h81 mam · d and Me morial Day with Mias Jfla · tsme W I JI m.. • Worken receiv..,,,. · ··• a red state 70, has been operated by lts reputation for gOOd food and . !��et Es hena ur r� ce 1 ved a blu! 1 ribbon and the Leon Luekie.11 and the sa m e famil y for slx genera- service to this day. The building Reith m iller and attPnded the alum- rluuun and Sandra idorgan earne� l Lucky Stars placed in the white nl banqu et at the high school. tio ns. The picture.11que stone build was erected in 1837. a red award on individual de m onMemorial Day gueSt.11 of Mr. and stra tions in t he older co m petition group. Ing started as a stage coach inn other famous taverns that � ave O t her cI ubs entering p011ters in. . . t trill, , · in 1802. The dining room is open ceased to Rerve meals or keep Mrs. Verne Watterson were Mr . M1sse!l �a_rtin, Keener, Co elude Okeh, Trailblazers, Tip Top 1 Roches CofOan L. Mrs. and of T. d each year fro m June 1 through overniiht guests but are still Priddy, W l11s��, Eshenaur a�d . Topper11 • American Leadera, Good 8 u S lU Morgan are1 Sept. 30 but It is closed on Mon- standing as historic land m atb ��r ,:e- � P �· ;�d Mr�/ ehg 1 ble to com pete m Luck Clover Happy Go Luckie• . ��- : _ s a nd the regional ach, v. d.iys. event on July 8. Old Town Mountaineers' Mountain are: Mrs. Donald McKay and son, DanBuxton T1v1rn, 313 E. Broa d· awards were pre- Cl imbers, Vernon Slar Dusters, owme e Th r II · o Cu rtlas Sta.. coach Inn, south ny, of Mt. Victory, Oh io, and Mr . .11 ented to t hese younger members Happ H way, Granville, - has been in exist- of Galena, built in 1822. now the DC:e, n·1 11 e·11 )' uatl ers. Bll!)' •• . . 1 enee sinee 1812. It was for 'me ny private residence of the grand- and Mrs. Robert Beegle and sons for 1he1r team de monstrations : Krebs. and lie Busy Portlan of d. years a very i m portant hostel ry . daughter of the builder. More_ t_h �n 1 20 persons viewed Mr. i.nd Mrs. Jonathan Harris Parkersburg visited relatives and , the actm t1es. The Tavem sJill keeps overnight Ov.rflald Tavem, Troy, the log 'Memorial ds ne, in Day. Raci guests and it attracts people cabin served as both tavern and and friends, Mr and Mrs. Jacobs frien Judges we_re Ml"I. Alma Page, 1 1 M,. and Mro. Dave Thomas, Gar'om m anY m 1·1 es tO partake of , court house during the early of Florida visited Mr.!1. Laura Bell WITH 1111S COUPON J w k d • d ames at IRl'I an r 111na. a e, . hana spent Memorial Day wi th 1 its fine food and charm lna: atm01- 1800's. Due to the efforts of the Friday, Fine To Cook-out , all Wood Count)' extension agents, th Cross of Cincinnati Mr,. 'Ann Coe. Ru Mrs. , • poI 111 been restored to lh original a.pMr. and Mrs. w·oJI Jone, and son an d M ar k s . po Ife-nuarger, wae a guest of Mrs. Laura Bell on t easan Pl pearance. · Top Cholte Beef - Broll 'Em Spencer of Columbua were guests ------Gri1wold Inn,, Worthington, Memorial Day. Wingelt, Mrs. f and Ernest Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. To m Undsey and built by Eira Griswold in 1803, • Scotty, Grove City, spent the- Mrs. Ann Coe and visited other relson, it w&.11 patronb:ed by many great s holiday week end with Mr, and atives. I B men of history. Bob Cleland of i.ong Beach, Mrs. Mason Spencer. SpNad Ea11• Tanrn, Hanover, RIP< For Slicing David and Evelyn Roush of Col- Calif.. is visiting his m otht'r, Mn. ton, Columbiana County, was built the week end with Hazel Cleland. spent umbus Mr. and Mn. George Goh1 bertGerald Rood, Jr., son of Mr. and in 1837. The four-story mansion their father, Dale Roush, ·and was the gatherJn1 place for the Mrs. Gerald Rood. Letart, W. Va .. and Mrs. Henry son. daaghter, M�a. Lillian Gerber, Irish canal Workers. The land­ grandparents, Mr. . and son, New Br11hton, Pa., ap."'nt has been presented with a Certifi. Roush. mark Is being restored by its pre­ Sweel Juicy . end with the holiday week l �ate of Merit in Fann Mechanics Thereon .ti M:11 B and Mrs. le, lpl-time follower utch I Guests of Mr. . sent owner!. , e other relatives by the Thor R��arch C nter for Mary Philson Mary Stob.ar1 and of the Tri .Cout,ty Teen Canteen Hobart · Brothers, the cabin hae Johnson were Miss Mi. and Mrs. Harold Wetherholt Be_tte� Farm Living of Marengo, of Cindnn,u Cross Ruth 81 -named "Fii'ft Teenage Citl-zen "Mrs. and Stodlum Hotel Cleveland corIllm01s ' ' Alexander, Thom- of Gall ipolis 1pent the week � n� o t 1 960" Leo v. Savage, director, Nettie and Mrs. � , nez: of Sixth and St. Clair he with her mother. Mr.11. J. F. J1v1- · an nounced today. - Rood· wH given the award 81 a \ scene of numerous political ville, Ohio. New Rome GrOwn den. of le 1 reiult of his .show·"" the &--a .,.... te ,t Sponag Mr. and Mrs. Austin I L i.ale, who hails from Syracuse :� speeches among which were those Mr. !nd Mrs. Lew Blakely (Ma- and who is a newcomer to can­ farm m�chamcs . ab1hty amona the and Lester made by President Andrew John­ Charleston, W. Va., gr:aduatmg .!lelllor11 of Wahama agle or Colu mbus spent the bel Philson) and grandson o� Col- , teen ,•ircles, will also be nam ed by Spon son and General Grant. High . School. and Mrs. Jerry umbus and Mrs. Dorothy (Philson) Gover,,or Michael V. DiSalle to the Dunham Tavem, 8709 Euclid week end wlth Mr. Brown _ of Rochester. � mn., s�ent cantee1 ,'a ''Teenage Hall o f Fame." N�1t C. lturley, Jr., founder of Graham. Ave., Cleveland, waa once an im• Rome--Grown th Re earch Center, a n?� p rt.a Franklin Wayne Brinker left on Memorial Da)' here with relatives ! The 1 7 -year -olt;I Rac ine High o nt stage stop. Now the buil d . (riends and �t g pr:rJ11tr a_ m ;esearch �ri:_anizal10 Ing tralntn School ) 1nior, in winning the contalm pioneer relies from Tuesday for Air Forte t�cated m nothern Jlh n?1s, est.abMr. and Mn. Jim Stewart and � award, Mil be gi,en an e1:pense­ Antonio, Texal. San ll parts Or the Weatern Reserve. a • ' and ' daughter, Ellen. of �teubenvUle. , paid week ,t an Ohio youth camp, KnighOt�p hshed the Farm Mechanics Award Mrs. ·Marian On! reatv.re 1s an old stone smo�e sa :and Mr. with end the week �pent to honor the member of each s. Columbu of id. Savage I 9• 12 - Many Patterns house. The restored Tav�n 1s daughter, Alicia, 5Cnior "high school class dee m ed In m aking 'ail first appearance spent sevP.ral days ta.11t Week with Mrs. Walter Stewart. . to from 12.30 open free, dally, Mr. and _Mr�- Ge?rge Tas ,11an :an� , at the canteen "'Band.11tand" Lisle most outstanding in hia proflcienher mother . Mrs. Lavinia Simpson. · 1 o th e 4 :!:o e11:cept Mondays. of C1ncmnat1 rpent the hob- 1 made a amaah Mt with tbe teen­ baby to her cy to _appI Y Iarm mech amcs returned Clara Roush Mrs. . it1dtr Tannt 4 . ' Painesville• p on home after spending the winter in rl ay week end with her mother, , ager• :a t Hannan �·ug h School, aceffective use or rarm shop equip• ute 20, built in, 1818 , an d at­ Have Mu&•, · Lee. Lillian Mrs. ment and tools, In the malntenn nee , R_o and Mr. cording to the dlrel·tor. Akron with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spencer of t Lisle is active in the Future of farm machinery and in build- terned after Waahtn1ton s Mount Mre Kyle Stum p who accompanVer'non tiome. Stage! on the ' ing projects to provide imprQved 1 and spent the week Florida nnd Mr. and Mrs. Bl) ly _Joe , Farmer', Club at Raci,..,e and won the ied her home 11PM Spencer and �hlldren of W1l m mg- several awards fr9m tha-.: organita­ farm livina: and operating er!ici- Cleveland-Buffalo r�:te us �� end here. stopp g po 1 of reladay guest were hoh ton Wilson ency The selection is made by the tavern for a & tion. He ii a member of t� Syra­ A. James Mrs. and Mr. Ohio, Stone Tavern, Polan d, week tives and � ·onds. stud�nt ' s vocational agriculture �M! - 8afety Club- and wall \reas­ Tavern , a d son of1 St. Louis, were alao known a& Sparrow d -.W!IF of the Sy?lcuse Junior J'ire­ Mr. and �rs. Lee Jac�oq Young; teacher. , · · · Maud Mrs. or giaests e�d J built i n 18M to serve as a station � • anied the m to Parkers- d 1r ngh ter, Linda, of _ C h1lllfo e,, men. Recognition of outstanding h igh on the Pittsburgh-Cleveland etage who accomp mothwith · her e�d --- ___ _ we�k the ent Mrs. sp and Mr. vlsit to , Sunday burg. .!!cliool vo-ag Is part or the Thor Re• coach line. W. 8. Wilson er, Mrs. Sybil M1\e�. . , Slngl�ary Houaa, Streetsboro, Oley McCarty, Mrs. search Cf'nter's program for honNIPP D BY NIB BLE Mrs. Ot mer Grimm (Virginia . Other Parson1 Harvey "Mrs and oring loadiug vo-.ag teacher.11 out- built in 1828 aa a .lltage coach hv­ LONDON UPI-Terence Am, ­ MemOT ort spent Middlep of Reed) y, Saturda standlng agriculturists, :md �thers ern on the ClevelandWellsville­ ·guests 0( Mrs. Young, brose. 18, bit a piece or cheese were Mr . .and Mrs. S. G . Marks of ial Day in Racine. who have eontributed to farm pro- Pittsburgh line. and was trapped. Police said _o! Er.11el Davis Mrs. and Mr. Wilkesvi11e a.nd Mr. and Mrs. O. F. 1 gress. Our House, Galllpol la. bulft In Ambro�' teeth marts in cheese end with Phone WY 2-%8%9 the week spent us Columb of Lynn, 1819, was visited by many di► Sleeth and daulilhter, The Center aJso works closely given warehouse employ�s match Ross. Ralph and Ross Percie Miss Sav. Your 8"11 Gr.eu Stamp, - Fill A Book Quicker va. r.ton with high schools, collcgea, 4-H tlngulahtd guHh lbcludlnt L■• Charle ltey Miss _ Ross entered Me1gs General ed those on nibbled cheese left McCJas James Mrs. ana' Mr. 11� W, SECOND ST, POMl!ROY, omo (,1ubs, and Future Formeri, of fayett• ancl Lo1,1la Phllllpe of behind in a $1 1,200 robbery and of Industry, Pa., and Tom Ellis or Hospital Monday. F rance. The redortd hoUM I• a America groups in se minlir1 and arrested him. and Tr1eb Roger Mr. and Mrs. is the stte of n model farm shop propl!rfy of the Ohio Hl1torlcal Mrs . Flo Allwine of Columbus which feat.ares more than 2,500 Soetetv. spent the week end and Memorial TN� Ta.,•rn. Route 4 1 north · tools. Day with Rev. and Mrs. F. E. or West Union, built In 1798. It --- ·----Dunn. h now a private ,rome. Mr. HuJ!h Morri.11on and son. Summer Schedu le 18 L0t:ust Lod.., Middlebourne, 11 Gene, of Columbus, spent Sunday still owned by descendants of , Being A'n nounced with Miss Mae 'Morrison. A summer schedule fo.- Sunday WilJlam P�nn. Margle Shuler of Letart Is , services has been announced for add will ion Divis r two weeks with her Moto iac spending Pont the Mason Methodl!1t Church by an additional sei'les to Its 1961 i;t:randparentl, Mr. and Mr.11. Ed Rev. Richard Wright, pastor. 1ine o� cars, it was announced by Simpson. Beginni_n� on Sunday, June !J, ' Mr. and Mrs. Critt Bradford o( E. Knudsen, vice president or the time for Sunday School will be 1eneral Motors and eeneral mena­ Worthington spent the week end at 9:30 a. m. rather than 10 a. m. ger, Pon'tiac Motor Division. and Memorial Day with Mr. and . while Morning Worship serviees The entirely new smaller car. Mn. A. C. Bradford, I wil l begin at 10:30 a. m. instead or Thom as A. Evans and granason · name d the "Tempeit," will com• 11 a. m. (ortably seat six paseeng�rs, Knud­ Thomas Allen of Lancaster spent r[ty o! the Sundav with their sister-in-law and A candleU1ht investiture .ervJce sen said, and the m.ajo ction for aunt, Mrs. Helen Johruon. produ l Initia est's Temp for two members wall held at the the Divit a be .,,ill year first Memorial Day �u.esU of Mrs. i-eRular meetl'ng or G irl Scout the in Pontiac, Mich. Helen Johnson were Mr. and MrA. • plant main 5ion's Troop 45 of Mason City Tuesday ' Wayne ClfOenter and 110n, Glen, of evenint at the 1eout playground. (Johnson) Cassie Mn. and J\elpre ' Suzie Surface and Lallachia E1<ecutlve Board Of • Foreman. Millersoorl. Gates were Invested into the troop. • . ' Mrs. Cres11 (Wolfe) NPase and . Cuests of the tN:,op were the moth­ Watchmrtkers • west the r51: of 'Park(l'r!lbu of beard Dorothv . Uve dau2hter ex,cu , The en of the alrls, Mn. Delbert Gates iation : visited Mrs. Ida Howell. Sat"'Jrdn-. Vlr�lnia Wa'tchmakers A11Soc And Mrt. Haft!)' &urf1ce. • Re•• Anita Houdasbelt of Pome�v i!I In eh1r,e of the meeting "ere met recenUy at G;ent'j Ball's · 'Mrs. , t her, Pleasan irahdmot het Point in t visitin1t: taur,n Mrs. Ralph Warner, 11e0Ut leak, ,._ ne purpose of the meeting was M11roret HoddHhelL ,n.d Mn. J�h Lish, asslttent up Mr. and Mr•- Rich•rd Hayman of scout lnder. Flaa bearer was J4ne lo disclles bu,iness ,o be taken en­ HUntlngd,on Valley, Pa. were the� Dodion. Members of the color �t the monthly meeting of the ·.•.. 1uard were Karen Rou•� and Kay lire Associailon JieJd in Beckley, ,uests bl hli mot!el, llh. Raloh .,, on l Hote ey t� theffl Beeld nied the accompa at who Va. , Ravman, McGowan, Col«w .aergffaftt ,w■s Joy visit ' Mna. Chancey WeiaP Bani• May 27. Thabet. son1'ilie Ro11d. Retreahmenta WeN! 1erved to the Jdln � �c1s who ,;.., switching to Toys liuesta ar John Berttr ftftd Mn. lollowln1: Joy Thabel, Donn, Llah, Loeal O,nferettcie Nylon Tubeless Tires, llehbie Cook, �rlhtt Sa\'T'e w•r- hi! daur1lter, McGowan, Bren, u � � feature ,,xcln­ 11loiters., safe, llhlnr,er, tlleir and . Hflllen 'RhodeR n i,.,�1. vu di Burton, loMttl Lish, Donna New Kathleen the or � Lilliint Ooro" t lly, Isabel, cnnfere �ocal trivc, Tl!lPLE-TEMPERED NYLON­ 1 wm, Sharon Queen, Diane Noble,· The Jennifer .zvkle ·surle Wimer· JCa. 1 Haven J.1JB Chane will meet Tttel· and Electa, Nylon at Ill best. Ce! low-cost lumpiko­ i,.l the bitteftden - nn Roush, NaftCY Proffitt, Sw:1e day, June 7 at 7:30 p. m.C Delrnu. Mn. and Mr. proved Nylon Tlretl today! Smiace, Latlldhla Oath, J1t1e Dod- llew Ha,en Church. -D� E. Rl,v of OreJon, Ohio, Mr,. Ehle Shep­ t, ntenden aon, eotlnle Hetbour, M'n. Oat� Cole, conference !Ul)8'"1 erd of Toledo and Vir&U Rou of · wlll be pre1ent to conduct busl- Akron attended the Racine High arid Mn. 8utfaill. neri1 ,nemben of the councils ol School Alumni Banque� lay 28. NO flli II CONl'9RIIIIC■ Edward Seubel't of Coiumbus lbe WAfllllllGTON tlPI-Pre,Ide"'t odorlnl,tratlo� ol churche, In his auttit, Mn. Miriam visited d es Eisenhower w,lll flit hpld a new, Ne,ir Havttn Cbll'.'tfe �,. req; : Je er, w� dp,y. 11"' '-!\. e n confett,Pct- ,11111 ,reek WC1"" or to be _iP.reaeDt, �un¥& Ra­ ew N IN Cbarq JlaV,n New . a heavy .&PPGlatm,nt ,chedule the White Hoall iald on Tuo.11dQY, ven. -Hartford pd Dachle · . 1 ·- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MA RKET .... ..,.. $4 ,96 ,1.. la• ��:Of 4-H Club Members Par ticipate �ival Coming 17·�S ln In Public Speaking· C.ontests JMune c ason 1ty • irLuoLlls 8. Ii. SAM IIOlN Jewele r MILL si'lEET PHONE 114 omo · ' ' ' Home 0wned and Operate\l POlli!ltOY, OIDO " ·•'' ' -•I �•• 11-l>all, Sentin I Pomeroy-Middleport O. , J un e 2' 1 960 WANT ADS Buy Yoar - - J O KN S O N SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR I I KARR & VAN ZANDT I I I PHO N E WY-2-2 1 57 I 9J For So le Notices '. 1 4 1 - �-For Rent - I 1 2 1 Card of Thanks 1 6 1 Lo.;t and Found II --· ---,----- 2Qb ) I nsuronce 1 8 ) Auto Soles • I I �- ----- - - - -- I "' · • E D ITOR'S NOTE: Whd .,.. th• prnpech for l NO't coll... eraduatH? A Unit.cl P.-.n In ternatlonal nationwide- aurv•y di1eo..,.,-u the ■n•wwn to what lob opportunltin ••ilf, wflo 1, In d�and, what ,tarting ul.,ie1 are being ott.,ect and how much campus recrvitin9 hH � 90in9 on, Results of the ,urvey follow.) A U111ted Press Intern a tional su rvey disclose d today that the na tion 's 1960 engineering a nd scien t1f1c gr a d ua te s a re wor t h 5 per cent inure in starting pay to competing industry and gonrn, mc nt th a n th ey were on e year ago. A he a lthy, vigor ous employm c nt dem a nd fo r Jun e 's l'Oll egc and uniYersily gra d uates w a s generii l l y indiuted with 5 to 15 per cent mo re tOmpa nies and a gen I cies r e cruiting this spring on man y ca mp,ses. T he jo i, rt{' rui l ing t ea ms, cs• 1 pee< a l ly those frn m bi a < nd" 5 tcy r h ,t ho c dcs_l with c<coc d numbecs l o"ons which speci a l "� in ,, insti . . ,· l urnm g 0 " t t a l en t ed engmeer:s a nd S{'tt'll , Js l s. Th i' ·sur11 eY r!'!v · ea l cd th a t the U�J)l' r 30 )? er {" ent of �� aduat_cs with t echnical or mcnh fic tr a mina ,irt"ally wee, ass, c."l a va c- I iety of J' ob • offers. • Malh e m a l «·<an s, chem<sts, phy sidst, an<l specialists in acrn,nl ing da1 a pro(·e ssi11g and iudu s tci a l safes a r e in <lem a n<l, em pb asi,ing the oppoct,nit ics a,ail a ble lo those lc,;.,,d lo m a ke a I contribution to the 20th Cen t ury ---c,;c;:;:;-;; AUCT IONEEII: CompJ ..te S•rvlce Co itt Bcodlord W rite, Phone or Contact A. C. BRAD rOR D, Rac ine, Ohle. -::-:-,:--:-------. ( · � . --- . - · - · -COMPLETE INSURANCE PROlcction, Life, Auto, Fire, Polio. Mills, Middleport, Ca ll Don Ohio, - - �- - - - - - --- Mr. and Mrs. Georie Price and fa nuJy, Mr. trnd Mrs. Na t e Pence, Mi . 11.nd Mrs. Ted C1r5on, Mr. and M r s. Jo� Connl ey spent thr Memori al Day weekend wlth Mr. C harley Pric e a nd and Mrs. other re lativ es , °" d 0n E,:i� t .:' i:'!d :� 0� p:�:b��:; 1pen1 the weekend wiih Ethel CheYilar and son Carl Mr. and Mn . Paul chevi lar and son halfe eone to Floridll for the s ummer. Mrs. Fil ura Pa lm er and sou of East Live rpool, Mr. and Mrs. ChH McNi ,:kJes of Ra cine ca ll e d on Mr. .a nd Mrs, L. D. Pierc e . Dext er Pigott of Clevela nd called on friends S u nd a y. Ile is the son of James !"' igott form erly of this pl ace . Mrs. H azel Johnson and son are visiting Mr . and M.n . Ro bert B arton and family, M ariet ta . Emma Kelly has re turn ed afte r sp ending the win ter with relatiYes in Parkersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Van Mete r spent Saturd ay a fternoon with Mr. a nd Mrs. L. D. Pi e rce. Mr. a nd Mrs Elber Bis �l! l ] a nd - -- --- ---:-uf Colu m bu s wert' here 101· Memori al Day visi!ing rel a lives. Noa h H urley Jc. of Col u mbus :ipe nt the week end with his par• e ms, Mr. and Mc, Noa h Hucley. A larg e crowd at tended the Legion services at !he cemetecy ,Ion . day · ..,h Hurley moved fas! w•ek Nv � Crom th e Hayman farm t!I the Wil • son h�m e . . Mrs. F. Ray Wilson of Pomeroy spe a l s,m day wHh her a unt, Mes J . D. Roush. c . M sg t · an u M r11 · ltobert Shank · a nd sons, W ayne and Jan, of West• ove r AF Base , Mass. were g uest s of hi, pa re nts, Mc. and C/U's. Ea rl Shank , over t he holiday wee k end a nd aUended the a l u mn; b, nq oel at Racin e . Th ey w e re a lso gu�sts o � Mr. a nd Mrs. S. H. Fad ely .i t Rio Gra nde. world of 1cientitic and technolosi• about $100 len monthly than the ro& CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE IU!SULTS 1 engineer f. Graduates with liberal l'al advancement. RATES Liberal arts graduates, the sur- arts deerees •�e close to or Just \ ey showed, are not being cold- 1 below the business s■lary Jeyela. ' I euta per word. l)N lnMrt..1011,. Minimum cbars• - 00 -=u•.., shou ldered by the nation's emThe supply of ene.ineering or cent, per word for tb.r&e ODlhleClllltive ln1ertioD1. ployera . But their rece ption into tcientific graduates with master Spedtl - one monlb tor 30 celltl per word. AT l he eve ryda y world of making a of scie nce d e grees is far short FUU rate of 3 cenie per word will be cbarstd for advert:iainc living is for th e most part Juke of the de m a nd. S..laries for these d not pi1id wttlbJ.n 10 day• after receivin, bill. w a rm compa red to that .accord ed premium m e n rang e from $7,.500 Erron to Advertialn,a - &boo.Id be r eportll'd immediately. The m;i 11y of th e 8(:i e ntific or t echnl- to $12,000 y ea rly. Daily Sentinel wW not be rapon.tibJe for rnott1 u..an one J.neor t The 5 per ce n t wage j u mp for ' al specialist!, Pomeroy, OhJo . red ,mert1on d war d Jackson, Toledo E Uni• 1960's gr a duates over 19.$9'11 ge nI Catd of Tt-..aab and Special Notice, of EW'lts Jl.UO. Obltuarie1 versity (Tol e do, 0.) placem ent di, , erally 'wii� a pplicable in most re. . . Gauttf: Montgomery 15.9 on publbbed at l ceni per word. rector, summ arized lh e libera l g1ons and in all fields e icept for I I ISED BOATS AND MOTOR• RI upper 10. 7 on low er 22 feet open ; l MO. C DA Y::J 3 DAYS WORDS l DAY job prospects th e te a ching prvlession, which ;irts grild u ates' •nd 1,1p while the� ••••· Metro90c Gallipolis 19.1 on u pper, 16.9 on 60< 15 '4.50 SLJ3 thusly: rem a ined at a bou t the ume leYel Main Moton. . e. polltan 600 lower, 22 fee t open ; Lock 15.8 a nd $1.20 Sl 80 00. lll) $6.00 --we keep h e aring that employ. 1 in most are..is. St., Pomeroy. Phone WY-2...IOO. falling. 70c $1 .l!O . f". 211 211 tl &o r-rs wan t liberal arts st u dent11. The su rY e y indicated th at re 1 1 -14-tfc Condition of Movo&able Locks: Adi Na.i.ved by lO A.M.. will be in th11l day·• ..pcrr. B ut whe n th ey come to the cam- cruiting w u Yigorous but selecLock 13 is down a od Lock 18 pus th ey ar e still primnlly con• tiY e. Chara cte r a nd all around through 23 a re down. Locks 14 cerned with those students who perso11alit1 development appe ar , th rough 1 7 are up running Heriiave spe ci1:11i:ood l l" aining." ed to be genera lly more hea vily APA.h"i'MENTS - l'urmahed and age 2 tra ps a nd 35 wickets. Th e pote ntial of th e lib eral arts I weigh ed th.to d uring preYious uofurnilhed. Mdrlastel'I, Mlddlt>Ohio �•¥er Boah: Downbaund: III · gra d ua te Is no( being ignored, / yea rs. _ _ _ po, t . J.'hone WY-2·5286. 2-3-tl Montgom ery, Coa l King 8 am, 0-8 ; T!RMITE ANO PIST CONTROL }'' OR .':iALK ONE RIDING HOHSE howev e r, as reported by Thom a s . Lock El, Walter c. B eckjur d 7:20 Pi ,ce n, en t fl' - agree d th "'. Phone WY2-6 182. ily- Fain. FrN lnt.Pktton. ln.u,. S-28- 6tp 5 AND 8 ROOM HOUSE_ TW O 5 i; Ccooks, direc lor of st , rte nl . ,m, 7- 1 ; Lock : o , Je fferson s, 45 . -- -- ,-�cc was h ttle of t h e tu nny b �sme ss j room a putmenta. A. N. B e ngel. p l a cement. H arvard University. eel 11,y Natienwlde. Phone R. am , 1 2·1 ; Lock 1 1 , Pe ri nsylYani a 1 1-2-tfc end A.. S.,..,ice 'Station WY2- FLUTE IN GOOD CONDITION. I Phone .VY2-3272. "lndustcy g e n ecally is mor e re pocled to. be yre ,aJ e nt m c a m, i , a m, 1 ,. 1 , Lock · u, Co t ton 6 C a ll Wl9-227 1 . ru 0·3 1-3tc 1 • �26-tfc 2166. >' U k N !SHED APART, [ , age , lo find coll e ge t0,ined men PU S hee , ting •n some ' "" lwo ,een s , 35 am, 2-4 ; City o f H ,ntROOM 3 -, �· · , Q · or l ,ee yea n ,go. , w,th e th,,n , mm , m , m b ack mor . EASY SPlN DRYE.H ington l WASHER. 7 , 5S am, 7-9; Lock 14 Mc. ml'n an d bat h, Pome roy. Phone 1 THE ANNUA L MEETING OF THE Offers lo gradua tes were umground in th e nat u ral science s " J'ort"h glider, l a dy's Bulov.i wrn,l l riss " a m, 6-0 ; Loc k I 7 Joe L u C WY2·8915. ,. 5-2Hltc ve nally reporle d to be "straightSutton & Cheater Farmers' Mut u al C•ooks ,,.,d • • ' -:--cc---. . wale h . Call WY 2·2437. L:as 2:30 a m , 2·3 ; Lock 22 Hel e n Z a rd" ,ht h extra mduce m e nts Fire lnturance Company will forw 0 -"'LUX E 3 ROO-H n d- BAT MS a'"B".. l ..... ••r,t"..e in d usl•, as 10: 30 am, 8-0·, Lock 23 Bob Be n• • · e,, S"Ch .. be held .at Cheater Town H a ll, being confined in the main to ·--- ----- 6 2_3Lc u n f urnished ap artm ent. Coats n a nce and adverti 11 ing, look p r i• fi _ t e r 2:20 pm, 18-2; W. S. Rhea I t , J u n e 6, 9 A. M. Emm e tt Will. fring e ben e ti s and Bu ildin l.! Midcileport . tra el exPenPhon e ma rily fur good all around re• 4 15• pm : 45 1 ; a nd M V Lo u isian a NOTICE OF PUBLI C SALE Pres., Francis E. Morria:, Sec. ses l o n�w loc a lions. W Y 2-5 t 4r' ,·oc d a nd mot;va tion ·• 5 2 1 12lc in tow; A " chor L. Chdst y 9,25 i T�e fringe benefits generally The fi. J . Jtp · � - --- . · . U nd e rsigne d will oHer tor The UPI survey showed th a t , consiste am 0·2·, H a ymond E. o.>alvetli p, bf JC sa fe • t lhe ""' denee O f SLEEPlNG ROOM. PHONE WY 2· d of such . st andards as of a ll reg,lac bache lor degree "' am 0-4. "' Bloe Sherm a n Sl e phens, dece,sed, sit• 2848. Ccoss, gro,p n r e e e , a tn8"c 5 28 3tp ·Upbou _ gcad u al es, enginee c, a nd physical nd, G a llipolis , Jamel LOO c u .iled un Ash .St., in th e Village of t1re ment p�ograms, �alary saYmgs :c;c::-:;c::-;;;-;,-�- c �t· 1entists contin ue to enjoy the a m 2•0 ; Kathl een K. 2:a5 am 2•0; , Mi<l d l epoc l , Ohio, on Sa t o rd a y, FO k RENT 4 ROOM HOUSE plans, _and n _a few msla n e es, cosl h,ghest s tarling saf,r;e ,. Lock 2- U; Loc k 23 Elger Cliff 12, J S f!ulland Township. C a ll TU2J,nc 4, 1960, commenci n g a t l0 , 30 l of hvmg adJu•lm ent, . . i, Th e salary offe cs ra nged from 0-1 · Hele n Z � ,JS pm 0-7 · Al· pm 3475, Hartfocd, W . V a . 5-31-Bl p =- =c::c:;;-- - -- A. M., the following desecibed " B u i noth ing hke loor or I t!• .-:=-:-c-::-: a ppco , im,t ely $500 lo $600 monfr ed F: Hold en IJ pm 16-1. ' N a W IUTE GOLD J personal prope rty: LOST LADIES years they when ago _( th e re _ cr u ll· HOUSE, FOUR FURNISHED . thly with $535 close to t he nation lional a t 1 :05 a m J.tr Adv a n'ce a t Bu loy_1 w.atch in Pomeroy. C a ll l Gas He ater , e n) wer e olfer1�g thmgs hke a a nd bath, a ir condl tJon, rooms , .il me d i an le vel. I : 10 am !>-3 ; Little Edward 2:35 Cooly1Jle collect 15715. Rew ard. yea r s memb ership at the co u ntry 2 Rocklng Ch a lfl t e levision. 168,." Linco ln Hts. B us incs 9 gr adu ates it w as ina m • 0- l · / I l5·31-3tc J Couch . '. club," said a Univ ersity of De- --::cc-::-cc-:-::;:-:;:-:c :--:c:-:::-. . . Phone WY2-2775. 5·31 -3t, d, eatc <l, proba bly Wtll average I Radio PROCLAIMS FLAG DAY Kon1who R,voc B01h, Wml,cld lroit placem e n t official. _ .,f1_ _ I Rug Recr u iting i tself has gotten to WASHINGTON U PI- :--Pres1dent Robert G. West down a t 9:30 pm LOST - Brown bil lfold be tween THREE DEDROOM HOUSE AT 1 Reftlgerator Eisenhower has proc�a1med J u ne no tow repor led ; B eaver down a t be big business a t many of the Davia Ice and EY1's Resta ur a nt. ff 1 1 26 Ea-st M ain St., Pomeroy. I Ta ble a nd 6 Chairs m ajor campuses in the 1_ as Flag Day. In_ hie proclamil5 : 30 um, 0-1. months 4 . Return to Eva's Restaurant, Pom5_31 .61c Phon e wv2 3408. 1 Chest preceding gra d u a tion, tbe survey lion We d nesd ay, E1se nh_ower urg. -:-:c::-=ccccc:-::c=::-:=::::-c-== ------ero11. Reward. 6 2 3tp FOR RENT !I ROOM BUNGALOW 1 lee Box revea led, ed all Americans to displ ay f.h e Mr. a nd Mrs. Dwight Hob a ck, I Range w i t h bath. W ebster prope rty Som e 450 firms intervie wed O ag on .�une 14 a nd lo "cultiv ate E. 0. Tagg a rt spent Monday at Alli•K a isa S:i.lmlnen, 2:S, 1960 In- and Jn som e cases Ta bl e and Round Stand 1 1 20 E. Main St. Phone WY2practically laid a nd .inc u l a te In their _c �lldre n AU1 ens with R eY . and Mrs. Her• _ Lern a tion a l Farm Yo u th Exch ange si ege to he 1 C e dar Chest 6 . 1 31� 3368, more promising gra• the 1 �eals �n_d th�u ahhes of bert H arris. Mr, Harris fell uf f t rrom Finland arrived in West c-:-::-::::=:--:-=::-:c:::-:---::: 1 Bed a roof and sust ained inj uries. du a tes of the University or Ar• Ameriean citize nsh ip, l9fH PONTIAC 2 DR. SEDAN. Virgini a on M ay 31 according to FOil RENT: 4 BEDROOM SPLIT St a nd 1 kansas each year. An estima ted Sporklina oria:Jn a l !Jnish. '49!1.00 level home, 2 b11llls, Jn PomeC . P. Dorsey, Sta �e . �· H �l u b 230 companies recruited at the Corlee Table Blacunan, Pomeroy. 5-28-6tc DON STIVERS l �e a der . a t W e s! V 1rg1m a �RI Y�r- UniYersit roy. Good Neighbors. Phon e End Table y or India n a . Some 170 -. W Y2 2553. . i. 1_ty. Mtss S .a lnun e n �l_ll Y IS!t _in 6-l-3tp , · I Gaa Heater I � IIERCURY 2 DR. SEDAN. I fi rms sent r e pret1entatives to the di ffer ent West V lrg1n1a counties Unive rsity 1 Bed )h1rcurym1Uc. New Buick trade• of Chicago. Represe n2 STO RY Bnr r-K HOM E i N LE. "' e l t e AT IO NW i• • Jc in. Good aolld car. $695.00. 0 Sou !ac t . D,lla, Ifill. Phone C H eccy � - - .._ !,�'�'.:O:�n� i : w•:0� �i� n�� ,;:;� I :��;;'M° Ji�:Jis� r':::i,:�![,' : �:,\:�ay Bed Frame Blaettnan, Pomeroy. a..26-Btc 7'2249· B-l ·ltc '-✓ �:::,: � ._ J� until 1 , ne s lhen e 3 July � I l La wn Ch a ir Many stude n ts reported five or BY PHIL NEWSOM 75 years old. w!ll �p e o<l the monlh 0 1 July 1 n six in tervie ws. Ten and more in• Ott THREE H l e r items not men ll ou ed ..:UHOOM HOME l N l UPI Foreign Editor lnunu is fam ed for defeating lQS7 FORD VB CUSTOM 2 DR. R1tch1e Co u nty Ternu : Cash on day of sal e New Hav e n. First house a bove · tervlews were not uncommon for , e . Tu rkey, str u ggling toward I' th e Greeks in 1921 and his n ame 1ed10. Low mileage. Extr a a:ood f� don e ex• I .(p3 Lincoln st_ F a s mnlsh �FYE h Not RHponslble for ecc:ldent• lhc l l ut. Ho u le 33. Inqulre a t graduates ·Nith outstanding aca- new concept of libe rty and d e moc comes from the scene of lhe fina l condition. $1,193.00. Blaettnars, Phone WY:Z-3561 Middleport s ve ' s d_y m ag r_i c ull '\:t de mic record s ltobert huuse. 3tp L. 6 2 Cuats, Adminis trator . v i � o \ . r1:1ey, ls looking back to the fabled battl e. :� �26..fftc Pomer e s n kI nive �sltY, Fm l a n�t e -cc=c:--: -� - - EIIt at e o Sh erm an s tcp h ens The, major rec . · r uiters still a re I non u serve d as fore ign minis­ fo u nder of the Turkish republic, =. . has il degree . m agronomy L · At lh e b,g eompames or mdustry, Webster and F,l(z Attorney, ' t ] l9fll! CHE VROLET V8 BEL-AIRE M ust a fa K e m a l At a turk, for g u idter for 15 years und e r Ataturk J · preSe I nt, wor h k s � 19 , mg on a Gene ral El e ctric, Westinghou e, -fn r Adm I n I S 1 ra Ior. ' , dr. bard top. Air condillonlnJ. s -:-:::-c=,a nd carri ed o u t the l a tler's direc­ e. anc -::-,-cc-:.,..._. , -,-;-c--,--..,.-:---:-:;:-;: newspap • e r in • h e r hom e land but • t'1l EDIT ASSOCIATION n e eds lo• Jo. OH S A J · F· · 5 rou m ho u s e and ba l h Powergllde. Power brakea and 6-t -2-3•3tc Boe111g Aircra ft, Conva 1r and a ll . • Atat u rk died in 1938, b u t he tives · establishing Turk ey's pro• . . pIa ns. m lhe future lo ma k e the olher r ca I ma n 30-80 years for con t ac I "HS fu rnace Ni e e lot"ation ,teerln1. R and H. The most a m1· 1 1· a r names are reS . ci• Wes tern foreign policy. w as a m a n who bec a me a l egend . 1 · h a rn11ng e J r occupat on. . · e 11s an d pro Ie u wor k w Ith b u,m ..,um Picken . S s , Syracwic, Ohio. pr esen 1ed. crltlcal buyer will app.•ove this . . T1ke1 dver A s Pruldent i n his own time. " • Al 1 ·Kais a s I activ v a e e �� ion a l people Jn this are a . Mull "The d ema nd for aircr aft, miske�t automoblle. 6 2 3tp Inonu took OYer as president It w a s h e who sllJO'd off the her parents. She has three �sters I sile and electronic engine ers h as have car. Field trainin* Jdiu-1 -- - ·· -::;�:-::::c::;;--:;c �26 ·8tc 81Httn1n, Pomeroy, British a l th e Da rd a nell es during a rter A ta l u rk 's d ea th, and, d e­ _ d 11 one broth e r. Th e S a lmmens I been so keen a nd compelition so s u bBtunlia l drawing acco u nt for FOil SA LE: nvi:: HOOM H O USE n Worl d W1:1r I 1rn d dlmost wre cked spite his ag e , co u ld be called corn, ra nd a y a h se a od j a e hn lso i_ 11 nice h, M lvin h;d This with location. man sel e cted. is an unustlght th at none of the big firms t he car eer of th e rising Winston again to help guid e Turkey's des­ ... CIIM lhN C■N ual money-m a kln g opportunity. llood, 1 l l Lo{' u st St., Pomeroy. duiry ca l.t i e a ud po u ltry, ! could risk not l!ICnding recr u iting . tinies, �I Mabft AtllK a isa ls a "e'!y active l ea rns," sa id John R. Kinney dir- Churchill. 5·28-30t p Write Ma nuger Box 668-R c are It was Atat11rk who g a ther e d up The a rmy ch a rg es th a t the Men­ MOTOQ TA-ITA� lllf The Dally Se ntinel, Pomeroy, - -.--:::, - -- - - yo u ng WOl�� n. She enJoys sports <>c tor of th e placemuit burea u, n- t t F deres regime intended to exile the brok e n piec es of Turkey a f­ ;lLE illH06 1aol Maln ltMODE S UN V OR FI E _ S\lch as swlmm and htkm� lng. U niyersily of Michig an. Ohlo . 3 -S p ter the delc a l of World War I and Inon u to r emoYe one more ob­ P......,, �.. room hc.1.111c, f u ll basemeri l a n d Cookrng, sewing and gen e �al --Henard Un! Yerslty r e ported from them ass embled and be­ stacle t o its a utocratic rul e . a ttic. Ass1:me b aJpnce of 4. % homem aking, ure among her chi ef WANTED: COOK for rest hom e , tha t there is 8 shortage of " all c am e the first president of the Advices from iusid e Turk ey say direct gove rnmt!nt loan, I -0t ,0 l?tcrest�. She is a m e mber of th e Wri t e qual ifications lo P. O. Box 1932 CHE VROLET 2 door sedan, x l!50. Good ne h:hborhoo( Call Ev11n1;cl1c1:1I Luth eran churr.h �nd good personnel " as -far as business Turkish republic In 1 923. And it t h a l army forces offered lo pu t ,, 300, Pom e roy, Ohio. 6 2 3 lc ,15�.00- Phone WY 2-3020. Gol­ w as Ata t urk who ruled as a dic­ Jnonu in powe r but that he re­ or see 1'' ri•ddle Thabe t, ffla � on , ho s been active ln Bibl e E�e n_1 ng is concern ed. di1,1 Uawi, Condor St. 6 .2 3tc ..The m a n who is active on cam­ t;itor so th a t eventually Turkey fused, preferring instead lo as­ . W 4-2tl-Hc v,. c hool With these S a lics, a ll ct For FREE lnopeelloa m . p us, has a good personality com. might becom e a lrue democracy sume new responsibilities only i( '66 OLDSMODILE 88 - 4 door 11e­ FOR SALE: FOUR ROOM HOUSE sh e has found time to be actlve PHONI given lh e m in free e lec l lons. d1n. car·, blue-But you won't on Min e rsville Hill $4000. Call in HI club work and in some bined with good grades is a most In the West e rn sense. sou it ht-after man. " said Calvert Slor� Gilmore's Supply It w as Inonu who in 1950 be­ Wh en the army toppled Preml er be i f you buy It. $1293. Karr & fi•26-6tc college clubs. WY2·629 1. HOUSE PAINTING INSIDE AND MeHinger, dtrector of place ment Adna n Menderes• n ear-dictator. lieved th11t At a turk's dream of a Van Zandt, Pomeroy. 6 2 31c wy.2.211, u o t . Hoof and chimney work. Miss Sa lmin e n Is now atte nding a nd C'O·Ordination at the U niver­ shijl last w�ek, it1 leaders cited dem ocratic Turkey fin a lly ha d ll�y Ou rs. WY 2-3624. 6 2 tltp FOR SALE SE Vl!;N ROOM JIOUSk Volunteer 4·H Club Leaders' Con­ si ty of Cioclnnat J. 'M CHEVROLET 6 C)'ilnder-210 V1u,un'1 E1iennln1ling been realized, and held the na ­ the heritage of Ataturk. with two batha, a:arage, wash 2 door. One local owner. Worth ference, M ay JO.June 4 at Jack­ tion's first rree elections res u lt• Member Of Officer Clau Company hou11, cella r, l.,rfe t'Orn er 101 much more. '895. Karr • Van ( 20 ) son's Mill and will also attend Ata turk was born in 188 1 in the in_g in the rise of Menderes. It. Marys, W. v.. located in Chester, Ohio, oa Ol Zandt, Pomeroy. 9 2 3k d er 4•11 Cl u b Members' Confer• It i5 said or him a t that time S alonik a area of European Tur• AIR CONDITIONING, REFRIGERRoole 7. Priced to aell. If inter­ that a group of high-ranldng ar­ enc e , June 20-23, 1hio at Jack­ The Ottom an Empire was key. 'M OLDSMOBILE Super 88-2 dr, 1lion servlce. Jack's Refrigera­ ested call or write Paul Poliftl. PUBLIC AUtTION son's Mill. m y o!lleers came to him, saluted crumbling and Turkey was on its A quallly car J n,ide and out. Stturdey, June 4, tion. New Haven. Phone Tl/2Riplf'<y, W. Va. TtJL ES.2·943S. Mrs. Lurene K e n nedy or Gale na w.ay to earning the title ''3iCk man a nd said "we are al your serv­ 1960, 1 :00 P. 1,t The IFYE program la a people­ 3037. '693. Karr & v,m Zandt, Pom• -:6-23-tt t-2(; tfo 1 have sold my home and will Nell lce," to•peopl e exch1nge plan, gi Ying villited over Lhe weekend wllh of Europe.'• eroy. 8 2 3tc my houaehold aooda at . auction at The Implication was obviouS-a young fa rm youth between the h e r sister, Mr, .a n d Mrs. William I. 0. McCOY He was a member of an om­ m i litary coup, if he wanted it. FO R SALE, LOT AND TWO ages o( 20 and 30 an opport u nity Buck. my home localed at 484 Main St., AUtTIONIIR 'M PLYMOUTH Savoy 4 door. . . Middleport, Ohio. consisting or: Mrs. Lula WhJte, Columbus Is cer class which long h ad been a ho u sca. 8 room..i a nd bath, ln­ to know peoples o! other la nds Inon u turned them down. ltoutt 2, Loni Bottom, OhioHere I■ 1ood tra n1port1llo n ■t Sylv.anla TV, telephone stand, 4, cludJng ki1chen, a ppliances, 5 by li ving a nd working with them. vlsJUng her son 1'r and Mrs. center of Wes tern ideas. And when he came to power he pul 1 1 a:ood price. "193. Km & Van room house c u rren tly renl<'d, complete bedroom 1uiu,11, maple MUILLIR •URNAtlS, WISTING West V irginia 's IFYE for 1960 Walter France a n d ureg. Zandt, Pomeroy . Bobby Hawins son of Mrs. Al• them into effect. He abolished 6 2 3tc Phone SPJ-5562, Clifton, W. Va . Mlas Ad a Cox, Nicholas County, dinette set, 2 ,weepers (J GE &: . . HOUSI 1,PlienceL Amold 1.-. · 1 Hamilton), Maytag wuher, . thert, lyracu■e, Ohio. Phont 6· 1-tltp, la in Finland at the present time. berl Hawins ta confined to Ho!• the fez as a symbol o! Oriental ·34 STUDEBAKER Starlite Coupe. 314. WY2"' zer I 1,1 I .fl Hospital where he nnderwenl headgear , rnoderniEed the lan­ rinse tubs, utility �abinet, li"rla­ -: :-:c:c-::,.. =Miss Salminen is spon,ored by The tire■ wcro alolen-We'II in:-:0 :0 := Ms the 4-H Clubs of Flnland. HOUSE cF'O R SA " L E, e R guage and disc arded Ara bic char­ a n emeraency appendectomy. ldalre �lrctrlc stoYe, mixer and : ::::--::1t11l new ones. $2:H, Karr fl: Van and bath, near Syracuse Post Mr. and Mra. Cbealer Folan and acter,, separaled church from toa■ter, kitchen uten1ll1 and GRAVILY T•ACTOR IALII AND The County Farm 1960 Muon Zandt, Pomeroy. ___ 6 2 3tc .....lcci. Sl2 I. Main, Pomtro,. Office on Rlver Road. Two 1011. dl111he1, wrltlna deak, throw rug,, Youth Fair haa been scheduled d•ughter, Xen ia, were weekend state, �tablilhed llehool1 and Phone WY24975, Open 'tit f Leland Bumgarm1r. 6·1-6lp for July 28, lawn mower (power), llme 29 and 30 at the 1uesta of hi1 paren ts Mr. and 111ve equal rll-hta to women. ·a., rLYMOUTH 15 p1uen1er COU• p. ffl. untll Junt 1 . ..... fflllN Thelfl were the practical r�• Mr1. Wllli•m Folan, Mr. and electric •Preader, heavy dut)' POiJJl Pleaaa n t Hi&h Sehool. lood. runa pe. Nol I beauty but FOR SALE: RANCH TYPE 6 nHim Harold lornhert, lMd'awUI .. sull, of 10 Ideal twhicb the army Mra. Carl M i ller cord, aardvn tool■, barrel b.,ck and family of The fair, apo n,ored by the $180. Xirr 6 Va n Zandl, Pom . house with bath. Aluminum Ohio, Pllono CHl,(.llo 1691. accuHd Mendere■ of desll'oyin11 Athens were Sunday te, pc. di n l n a room su i chair, tuesta ot 7 her Ste etorm w indow,. Automatic gas Poi nt Pleasa nt Chamber of Com­ 3. 19-Uo and which it hH pledged llleU pare n ts, the Folana. floor poJl,her, .FriJldalre drytir1 ) F' merce and the Maso n Cou n ty Furn heat. Lot 92 x 1 20. ConY('nJently lffl STUDEBAKER pickup lruclt. Mr. and Mrs. Jame, Lan lU� of to re,lore. w•ter hoae, 2 1ervin1 c1rt11 Kel• TELEVISION RADIO Al<D SMALL located to grade school :,nd Org1nlzation111, wlU Include e.tli­ The only IUrvlYor ol the Ata­ 6 lood ply Urea. Good 1h1pe. l'airborn, weA wee.tend 1u�U: of vlnator retrl1er1tor, deep fryer, 1ppU1nce repair. Phone Otis Middleport, Ohio lown. Reasonably priced. Phone bltl from members of 4 H clubs, $100. CaMn Lane, Middleport l hi11 ister; , Mr, a a;llder ,nd porch chain, lamp,, n d Mrs. 'Bob Hill. ' turk re1Jme is another Turk war ch a pl. e n, FF A chapters and FHA McCUntoct, Racint 1 O."llo. 2-I-tte SPruce 3--G564, 'Mason. Hill. 8 2 3tp Alberta PrJddy wall ..an over ' hero-lsmet Inonu, n ow clooe to blan kera and aullta, ,prayer, 2 6 2 3tp home economics <!lasses in Mason nlaht (luelt Saturday of Mra. Judy ,top l1ddert, tOCket wre nch 111t, TELEVISION RADIO AND SIIALL County. 1pp1Ja n ce repair. C1U Fra nk belt aander, 3 llvlng room aultea St-rving for the second consecu­ Snowdea and children. '07 STUDEBAKER Comot."Std. OD. Mra. John Priddy ha, been cOn Captel n•, 414 N. Second Ave., J aecllonal), (J plastic ind 2 I>(. tive year II fair director 11 M­ Owner 1, ltnJna for Army. Ph. Middleport, 3-3-Uo ml1ct:llaneou1 Item■. nett Rouah, Upper Flatl. Blaine fined to Hober H01pital. WY 2-3891 after • p, m. LIGAL NOTICI Norman, Point Pleasa nt, 11 111l1t­ · M.r. and Mra. Charles Simpkin, 0 3 1 81p Thia furniture Is 111 h1�h claH OIiers are being received al the were Monday evenin1 1Ue1t1 of merch1ndl1e: and bu had a:ood a n t director, office of Webster & Fultz, Pom­ •111 FORD, a CYL. t-DOOR STAN­ cue. Officer■ of the board or dlrec­ Mr. an d Mn, Homer Parter. eroy National Ba nk BulldtnQ:, Pom­ dard tra n1ml11ion, blue a nd Mr. and Mrs. Bob Larten t and Harold M. Brown, CJwnn tor1 I nclude: Clifford D u nn, pre­ eroy, Ohio, Phone No. 2-2186, for Cl'NIIJ.. Excellent tondltion Not tte■pollalble !or Actldcn ta famll. y, Columbus. called on his ' aident; Llo net , Smilh, vice preal­ the properly or Ella White, de­ ;I $1200.00. Phone YUll-22115, Cool­ TF.ItMS: Ca■h dent; Mn. Ray Cra nk, secntary; arandparents Mr. and Mra. Wll• ce ased, altuated ln the Vill age of ville. S. 1-3tp Bradford Auction Co., Racine, Ohio a nd Mn. Glrnette Stanley, tre1- 11am Lar1ent Sunday. Syraeuse, Ohio, and consisting ,of Mr. and Mr,. Ira Wolle and :;,1e, M1n1a:er: A. C. Bradford 1urer. 11112 SUPER 18 OLDS. GOOD a two story frame dwelling house, d1U1hler have returned fnm 1ft. Auctioneer: Crltt Bradford At the May meet1n1 of the 28 condition '300.oo. See WIiiie four rooma downstairs and three Before. 9:30 A.M. Phone WI IJ-3821 board of directors, the rroup SterUn1 to their home here. Orinslud or e.t11 Turner 2·8622 rooma and batti up.ltalra, g a rage, Mld<H.,.rt WY•2-­ 5 26 151c seleeted chairmen for the 1land­ New HaYen, Va. t- 1-3tc 1ltuated on foUr adjolntna lob. '•IMNf WY-2-SltS ln1 committee•. 'nlese will be an­ FRIEDA FAEHNLE, Admtn­ KAUTZ Pl,ID ITOAI nou nced at a later date. CABBAGE, BEETS, TOMA TO l1t.ratrlx o! the Estate of El­ At e....._, ,, Those who attended the anal.on pl1nt1. Fra nk, Emrich, .Balley•, . , lo White, de.,..,ed, $-1141 ft: were Heber Miller, Joe Gunrlno, I Run. ' 6-1-3tc .UC RIOISTEIU!D COWE PUPS WEBSTER FUllTZ, HAMILL IIRYICI ITATION 1, Mn. ,I. D, •RulHll Jone,, J, S. Searberry, lo, ..1•. C.11 WYZ.lltflll. 8-l�lc ..4ttorne11 for •AdminlatratrJx SALE, 22 CUBIC FOOT UP­ Mn, Sam •f>nce ol, Ne'!Y Bl'IIJ\�. Gle n n Smith, Arnett Rou,h, WIil• (8)'1. •• 6, 8, 10, 1 1, "" Afl1••• ­ rlcM fneuir. Call Ntw Haven, ll_tltunlay In Li� 111 llA'.1'11 XPll'D WITH STAR lam G�aory, Jl;ra. Stanley, Dunn Pa . • ..wu llftl')' .,.., llerdtf' T\12· 21:3. Charlie New. tl-l-3te Ce,,:1et,ry, , • , . .. 'll'arltrio. 211 Ibo., ,ut; , lbt. and Janet Walla� \ ' ••· late, pun. and ,uarantHd. Duna 1 Rouah, Grerory and - Mra. • �- Indra Finch, llr. · and \ CLOTH, WOOD SLAT PORCU AXC REGISTERED PEKINGESE We11 , ol Parl<onburg open! lJ:benbocll -·-· Judaon Brue met May 31 1n the ahadee, cloth pordl valanae. pupa. Very nice. Priced reuon­ NOTICI OP Al'l'OINTMINT (ti 29, <01 ,, •· Vo-Al bulldln1 to plan the pro­ Memorial Dax wJt.Ji lira. W,at'■ •wn lnsa,. venetian . blInda, win• able. Detty Goodall-mile below lat,.. of L•II• H. l:twaon mof;ber, Mn. W. W. V1rlart ti, 12, 13, 18, It, 20, 211, &ram for thi1 year•, fair. dow 1hade.. e1tlmatea, lllddleport. 0 31 6lp No,l 11,311 The nen m.eet1n1 ot the board II, 2'1; (I) I, 2, 3, 8, t, 10, · M r. and lln. Wllllaot Bellomy ol Dale Wlppel, .US Union Ave., ·hereby 1lve n lh111t Em­ of dlreetora will be at 7:30 p. Reed1ville Ind Mrt. Rulh Powell, NOt1oe• 1, FoR BALE HAY BALER. ROUND Pomeroy. 0 21 90t.lll mett RIWIOJ WhOle PO,t Offict m., June 10 at the Pt. PleaNDt son , DlvJd, Reed■ville, were iueat■ Ill HOLffZIN, J;;. Bele.. Stie Hu1h Cwiter or Em• =c:==--== 1ddre11 J1 2&o Aah StrHl, Mlddle­ Hl!lh Vo-A, bulldlns. ot Mrs. Oke1 KIHr. �l•rday. tr,,b. Rqmond L. Cole, Laurel mett G. Will, Pomeroy, Ohio. CUS'.OOIIBWLT KlT'CHEN DE· NIGHT PHO,NE wY WBZI 0-,.Y PHONE WY , Ohio, hu btitn duly appoint­ Mn. Elftabelh Grahom la vlall­ PGl1 ; 1ip,ed. foryour home. CUii lld,, Pllone WY 2-t370. 11-31-llp. ln1 relativo at Baltimore, Md. SCHOOL ITAIITI tlmolH. ,..,_.o and Abbol� ed 111 Admlnbtrator o( the Eatate 8 2 3tp M..lu Eva Sayn, RN. attended. Tht HUand Chapel In Chriatlan Pllone WYI-OUI, Mlf of Letllt H, Rawson, lite of Meigs SWEET POTATO PLANTS, N1ne1 County, Ohio, dect1ued. U nion wm belfa Vaeatlon Bible the 1radu1tlon of her nephew, Hall, Porta Rfo1u \llnele11, Por­ HAMMER'S 1111 DEl'ROITEII IIOBll.E HOME DISPOSAL. . Dated tblo &lot day of May 1960. S<hool, Monday, June 8, wlUt Charles Sa.)rre, Jr. •l Pomeroy. PHONE wY t-3587 _,.,, boUt. E.,.f . ta Rica n■, Gold Ruffl and AU Weekly plcbp. Al low 11 ,1.00 H, O'BRIEN Edi'!> Sayre and · 1111-. ,,,_ f!oot t • II •• nt. dolly 'for G•10' ��I O letil Fronk Hudton, Gold, Seeond Houn e11, from 1 montb. ' Call !t 6 • A. SerYll:'11 Judp of the Probate Court two ...b. Nellie Eblin will be Ute ti&.r'i Ktnnie Gt Coli.lmbu and Mt. IIJDDLBPORT School HOUN lft Syr1eu1t. Wm, ,IJ1+ir ltood,. RC), llacfM. Sl<tlon, WYNIM !rr 1ee MuMor,, County, Ohio . lnotruetor and Brollter- Edfu ond 11n. Sayre of llt. •Vmtoil. · \" t · i 1 2fl 8te H. Holme� lh'll•U Ion (Kom.mer) Hn,t. ' ' •1.aGlp I. Slao\ ' lln, Ol vet Willi'(6) ii, ti, 16, �le Wea-, Ii Ille pu or. / e • T. �IVE June Science Grads. To Command More Starting , Msoc1ety Report , Pay Than Last Year As Industry Goes Hunting ( 9a ) .4Aorine Suppl ies famil:, or Columbus spent the weekend with hia mother, Mrs. Mildred Bissell and sons. ° ''.I'" • • v est irgm1a filVttt REPOR'f 4• H N ews Turkey •Looks To Dead Leader For Guidance During Crises I r well 7 !-::===-. I rlelp W a n ted I --, - ,------,- ---·,-::-:---- --------- , (2 I Rea l Estate I t1-tuo.00. ""'I -• .............. -...,.........- ......... I n•,u••IJ- -------. -- -::--..,.----­ ( 1 8 Employment Wanted Business Services Rutland So-:iety News Kelly Tires at Wholesale --- - ==-._..-- eroy. POWELL'S ez SERVla STATION L�,al Notice ""'r �o �·r·�, 24 HOUR TOWI NG Call Dlci Sttrrtlt w. 19J For Sale -c::---::--:-=c-==c-= ' rr, ·,on v.... _"°°,.. n. ,.u. cow, ♦ Legal Notice a, a: Letart Falls . :. Social E""ll,,rits · . 1Mir1eil c.,. _.11oa. • ,/I ,. .\ ( .. ... .. .,. >-�-. ........ • j. �-t--�...:. ... -� ...... ... .. �--�--�-""'- cu,■ . M 4M The c11non CHm bero 4-H Chb me t at tho home ot their le ader, Ann Willi1m1, May M . The meetina wu called to or• e d r by the president, D I.lane Van Meter. The 4-H IODi, W. Va. Boys and Girls w as sung followed by th e club pledl:e. DeYotional1 were elven t,y Esler Varian, followed by a hymn. Ne,xt the minute1 and roll call ,us i: I V• en b,- the seC'NlLary Ann Johnson. Collection a nd trea■urer's report was given by Marie Call.. The a:roup discu11ed a soc ial "hich is to be June ,a_ Channel 3 - Thursday I I I· ,,oo e,ao . r. •on �'"' . � t!zzz .. ---------··• ,,r. •• •·' j BARNE\' ' DOC·· I "TRIED TO UP MY SORE THROAT WIF A HOME · REMEI])', 8UT IT DtDN'T I CURE WORK W!JfH A HOOT uo 0 Channel 3 ·· Friday WE tS THMUGH TH' OCXJDS!?:-WEi lS APPRO/SCHl"1' Tl-( ABCMINA8U" s,p;i. f HAMS, A1. -cHUCtr:.Lt.d­ l\,l' e0YS 15 CALM M CLAM-9 !! THEM NEVE.RBINS NEVER BIN ABL E. TO AFRIRD NO HAM -1\.IASS WHY TH' SMELL OF lT PROV!: �!.M MAD!! -WCHS�TV- C,-,un nel 8 Channel 8 -Thursday Mor ning Star Soc ial l tP.ms C�annel 8 - Friday • tnat ne And I !U"OII V,IOU)dn't until he !?It t;tiat he WI!'} a su= in life, . De you Til:e him _ eno"l)h to marry him T ��::- -,=,- -+ _ WH TM ..t\'- _Channel 13 Channel 1 3 - Thunday : � � a:oo Ii. s. ot Sta rt The Day Rig ht With •·-channel 1 3 - Friday STEVE WMl'O Daily Pro�am &hedule ALLEN On The '"Mu sica l f� B HAROLD GRAY Cl oc k'' ,:n 6-=? u;oo t •-·-·.,.·==- • -sis! PLEASE, s,s, .- EAOI MORNING At t:1S A.M. .. .. J MA.V AS WELL COHfiSS, I MAOI UP THE S1llRY Tit/IT aJ/fl.Y KA'IJI IS MY · 616 MOTIIEII! ., , .. . . l J· .. """" 1'VI! eEEM J JtlST A G°TIJPID � 811.LV 1(11:i 1 '8HOUW lllti/e 1<NOJ0t Bl;l'nR B!!:11.I f &IG.,_ �8i 6 � --� lll0'1 ""'Cl� , � .· • ·� . J -•- -•. --- MADE A :n;QRl"-E, MIGltl"" f 8UT I Fcx..lD OUT rt "f1ME I. PHOO<E / !@ i!!m:! MA·HAI C.000 -·, OH M-M·"1E•::f! OH, SIG;, ,. . : �! IT'LL ALL f ,.1 ";1 WORl( 'OUT ,,..Ell!,'SI�\.i µ-.��. --- :,; � iJ... � . I .-, -,� ' it, . CURLY KAYOE -� ,,.�............ . -•�-;::--::- '1 ' ..... � . - ,....----...-:,�-.,, .,..NO -,-...... --:-,-:-,JUST -:::� A i,o� -�- ' ,. OOo l'1!.d�:�rlllt ••. AND I JUM PED OVE R THE N ET TO CONG RATULATE HfM 5 LU GG O WON THE GA M E ·•- SER·V ICE . . -� LC/jG Y TOO.. ' The family of Mr, Mary Y0&t of Middleport and lhe late Chari• 1(1:00 Douah Re M\ e s Yoat had a reunion al the Sy­ tO:ao Pl•y Yo11r Htmch r.a{'use Pa rk SundYy. Thi.11 WBfi I I :00 Prlc.e 1J Rlcht also the 84th birth day or Mrs. t:00 Comedy Playhowe tratlon Concen 1 1 :SO Yost . A turlcey dinner •Uh all t:,3U Adwmt u l'(: Theater Truth or Conaeque:ice• I 12,00 trimmi 11gs, plus II decora led the 5:00 Ste a mboa t Bill al t2 ,so H could He You rthd ay cake, was enjoyed bi 5:30 SgL Preaton l :00 Mid Day New:. noon. 0:(.{'I Fl at t &: Scruggs Show 1 : 10 M.ovi etlme The fo\lowlng a11ended Mr. an d tJ:25 We al h�rc ast 2,30 Loretta Youne Thea ter n M . E:arl French , r•o1 u m bu1; Mr. El :30 N1-ws Plctwi,. 3 , 00 Youn1 Dr . JdaJone Sou th and M rs. J amet1 G I i bert, tt:«s Huntley Brlnklf:.J Report 3,30 From These Root.a Zanenille; Mr.. an d M n . George 7:00 Whirh blrd11 Comedy P141loUH Mowrey Sr ., Pomeroy: Mr. and 1,30 Adven\W'e fi111e ,,so Resc �e 8 Mrs. E R Yo111, Mlners Yl i le: .Mrs 5,00 �le&mboat SIil 8·00 Ba t Mas1�rson Jam e s Mille r, Yost's brother, 0,30 viM-'> Kid Prod u cer's Choice Ester Varlan cave a demon�a- r Akron; M r . and Mrs, George Mow­ 6:00 M1ssic in the Round 9:00 Bachelor Father lion on how to wrap a ondwieh rey Jr., CleYela n d : \fr. and Mrs. Jim Thacker Show 9,30 Summ er On Ice Ann Johnson ga Ye a talk c,n S�me Milford Mowrey, da ughler Melis­ 8,23 We■therc&1t 10,30 Ta ke A c;ood Look Hows and Whys in Cake Bakma. &a and Patricia Middleton, Pl. Jimmy Blake IHe a talk on plugg Pleasant; Mr. and Mrs. Virgil 111:30 News Pictu-e 11:oo News H..:!ldlines llepon Briukley John Wam,ley gave a demonstra- Ham!:1 sons Bob and Tommy, 6 · 45 Huntley 1 1 : 10 Wc a therc ast Pioneers tion on how to tie a slip knot. Mlners1•ille; Mrs. J. A. Smith, 1,00 1 1 : 15 Jack Pa ar Show Ra ymond , Varia n g ave a de mon- chtldren Mike, Bobby and Mary 7,30 This Man Danon Cincinnati Baseball stration on how to tie a squ are of Ra cin e . e rs Digest Read knot. Next Joh n Wam.sley B av� a TV 1i:: Afternoon visitors were Mr. and I On Sign nea 6 : 45 t a lk on the diUe rent kind of n ails. Mrs. Ch risty Baer, Mine rsYille ·.1 ,00 News Peadll I Ronald Dunca n gave a dem�nstra • f:I)() Today 1 1 , 1 0 Wea tJ-.er�ast and Mr. and Mrs. Arlee Miller of . 1 t l : l!I Jmrl:: Paar Show hon "!iow to tie a shp knot John Akron. g;'i')ij"" Katie Doona r Show • · 00 Sign Off C all gave a talk on the Camera. trandchlldren 9:30 Topper The followin g N ext recreation was played fol and great grandch ildren were unlowed by refruhments. aLl e to atten d Mr. ::ind Mrs. Leo Thurber, Debbie and Stevie, Col­ Mr. and Mr1. Bob Chambers and umbus; Mr. a nd Mrs-. Kenneth I tL25 Ynur Essc R,porte, family of E ast Liverpool Vlsited French and Gary, Sdlenectady, 1 1 ;30 I Married Joan 1 12:00 Re,tleu Gun b er parent 1, Mr. and Mrs. W, H. New York; Mr . and Mrs. Jim Gil­ amJ 4: 00 Am.r,· ·,.._an �-,ldst ioa Fox-. bert, Jay, Ji.! ffrey and Bobby, 12:30 Love That Bo:, of bb ts:'iO Rocky and Rls Fr:iends McKna Lew s. r M and Mr. Le xington, O.; Charles Yost, Min, 1 :00 About Faces t Liberty, 0., Mr. and M�s. fS:00 San Francisco Beat WeS ersville and J. Alan Smlth. Mun­ t :30 Medic Mid­ of Cheryl and n Robinso Ear l cie, Ind. R :3(1 Yot!r Es'lo Report• 2:00 D ay in Court dleport Mt. and Mrs. John Curtis r e Tell er Shov, Weath Storm 8:40 2:30 Gale Roush �nd fam i ly, Wer.:t Co!umbia 3:00 P �at t}te Clock 6 : 4:5 John Daly Neq visited Mr. a nd Mrs. Pe�rl Nich­ S:30 Who Do You Truat 7 :G,..1 Flight the past week. olson 4:00 American Bandst and 7:30 Steve Canyon Donna Goodnite of Pomeroy was �:30 Rln Tin Tin iy IRMA B. IHLE the Sunday night guest o1 Janice 8 : 00 Donn.a Reed n Frahclllco Beat rrom her� attended th e Sa A few j:00 Nicliolson. · s:30 Th';! Real MoCoYI funer al at the Ewing Esso Reportr: Jobes Your Arthur 6:30 oI Boothe John Mn. nd Mr. a l:O(l p qt HOO�" Sh ow 6:4:0 Weather Teller e ral Home a l Pomeroy, Satur­ Fun Mrs. a nd Mr. vi.sited Coming 9:30 Untouch a bles 8:U John Daly New• day. Bill Stewart recen tly. 10:SO Sea Hunt Born recently a son to Mr. and ?:00 Buddy 3tarcher ':\how Calling on Mr. and Mrs. Will­ 1 1 :00 News Tonight 7:ftl Walt 1.Jlaney PN&enta lam Bass and son Kennie Satur• Mrs. Gl enn Collins . Those present at Sund ay School 1 1 : 1 0 Scanning th e Wea tber day were Mr. and Mrs. William IJ:00 Man .FTom Blackhawk 29th were 37, ottering $8.67. May 1 1 ; 1 5 Sports ToniBht Ril;'lley. r, daughte and Bass 9:00 77 - �naet Strip Show Late Harold Hellmai"l of Bellefon­ 1 1 :20 Mr. and Mrs: Claren ce Ward .O:� The Dt,!ecUve• was the Sunday dinner · taine visited s, Columbu , and daugtiter over guest of Mr. an d Mrs. Clark Ihle. and Mb1. Oscal' Henry Mr. ·�:,��!Jhl Mrs, Viger ,11fter Ybilting her th!! weekend. n1uu: the · weather U':10 m ar spectacd Cartoon 8:00 r, Mrs. Mildred Shuler a nd daughte · a Williams s Thom Mrs. Mr. and ,l;H porta litpo� 8:30 Romper noom family lert for her hom,e Satur­ n Jeff', Washlna ton, D. C., so and tl.� _,.., e Shotf 9:30 Mo� e __ vlsitep. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Will• day. iams and family during the holi- --.-:-;::::-,-:-;-,;;:::--;;SOD visited Mr. and Mrs. Stanley day. , Coll ey Saturday evening . Joa'n Oliver of Toledo visited "Mr. and Mrs. Marvi n Barker •1ber lier p•rents1 � - and Mrs Chesler sons, Charleston, visited _Mrs. IU)d 1t::i��u:: Oliver over the weekend. Barker and rel ati Yea Son­ Helen Mr. a11d Mrs. David Harrison 1:00 The Bri�ht�r Day "J:30 A.mot 'n' ADdp day. and soha, M'r . and Mrs. J;)an Ke if­ 4 : HI The Sscret Storm Mr. and Mrs. Linsle Lyons of am 7:00 Ma and fer Of ]lldlan River, Fla., 4:30 The Edge of Nlt h t leport visited Mr, and Mrs, Midd de � h ?:30 R a v, Harry Hllrrlaon , l:mtr!a and M�rie The Three Stocme1· Lyons and B e tty Monday. Le(Oy 8:30 Hotel de Paree A111iite of The Plal ns visited G:30 The Life o( Riley Mrs. Lew V isiting Mr. and 9:00 Thrills of 1960 Circus Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Harrison. 1:00 Arthur J. Smith- New, S u nd ay w e re Mr. and Hofinrnn Mr. a nd M rs. EYerett Dudding 10:00 cas Repori-t, · 1 : 1 5 A Look at the wealh�r Mrs. Ray Thompson, V ernon; Mr. Nitro visited Mr. and Mrs. Q! �:30 Pehon to Peraon 9:20 Jule Rivlin Show and Mrs. Emil Hoffman and fam­ Bill Willlarhs Saturday. . ,1,00 NOWI 6:30 Amo, 'n Andy ily, Pl . Pleasant; Mr. a n d Mrs. ,;,. Mina Lewla an d Janicv Nlcho.l:, . the weaUter LOol< 11 , 1 0 Marshall 1,00 U. i 101d ', Hottman and da'.ughters, 1 1 �15 tfteater 13. · ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;,I• Pomeroy. t:30 Lock lip 8:00 CBS News Min a Lewis, Gregory Neil and f!: : 00 Betty Hutton Sho-.r · Randy 1--ce visited Mr, and Mrs. B:30 Jobnn>; Ringo • B:15 Ca ptai n l.anJ,aroo Cecil Hysell a l Pomeroy Monday. 9:00 Zane GrAy Theatre 9:00 cartoon Theater • Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fox and 9:30 Shotgun Sl ade ,1.,. The Red Rowe Sh ow O:w daughters, Mr. and Mrs. B ill Chat­ 10: 00 Rev'lon Spring Fe stival ·l :!JO On the Go tin, Pt. Pl easant visited Mr. snd 11 :00 News Cartwr ight ilnd Mrs. Charles ·.1,00 l f..o\le Luc, 1 1 : 1 0 A Look at lhe We,tber Elaine Monday. 11:15 ·Theater 13 Biolde t e<ellitie ' 1 .30 ,IJ Mrs. Clara Willi a ms, Mrs. Law­ l2 · :JO Sigll Otf ,2.9(.) 4)v8 9f Wt.. r ce Lewis and Randy Yisiled en ow 12:30 .c:e-afCh for Tomorr Howard Hayb u rn, Pt. Pi cas• Mre. 1:1:45. The GulHlhg 'Llahl r iday evening. F ant .t : OO Heart of the· City Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gibbs and l;)O The Brighter lNrY 1:3r_ At tti. Worl4:I Tum, son, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Sigurson 1: 1 5 Tbe Seorf!l Storm 0 Wor8 ai' . Jetter ,on, Mr. and M :·s. Ronald Na­ and For ght. :00, i N of 2 . Edge The !:30 r ln1dette L and f amily all of Toledo Art poiaki 2:30 e, Stoog 1,ro The 1'hree Mr. a nd Mrs. Hurr y John visited • •no The MIiliona ire 1:30 The Lile 'I} RileJ the wee·Jtend. over 110n 1·Vl 'nle Ven:Uct Is Yo-un r,oo Arthur J. Smlth-New• Mre, Mary Kearns ca lle,I on Mrs. Harry Johnson Thursd ay evening. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd G i bhs, Mrs, � You For Jmt 12:SO y rry Johnson, Mrs. Irene Kelly, a H irrhl■ ugh Thro Monday 1 1 : 30 New■ Charlene Parbnna and Mork I:-uo � Sign O n ...t 1 ·35 Just For You N apolski were in Bancroft Sun­ s ng On Pt. Pleannt Calll 2;00 day. iher �ea ; : ��� 3:00 Mus�c Go Bound . .Mr. and Mrs. George G l aze and 0·30 RFD Newa 3:30 Middleport, Pat Joh nson, family, y l ; OO Breakfast Part Go Round. Mu.ale 3:3, Pen ny Sue, M ason were Arnold, News 8·30 4;30 Local Ne_w., __. Su nday gueat!I of Mr. ana Mrs. 9 ; 35 IBreaJda.st Party 4 :30 :MUll.e Go Bouma Harry Johnson. a ·30 Newi, SJ)brli Irl Rtriew 3:00 Harry Johnsnn ca lled on Stra ud TimfJ ee Coff t'G;OO Scol'tl SP,OJU 0 1 : i .l Sunday_ McDermitt IO· l!S Swap Sbop 'Bed Band Tlie 15 5. n Roush, Ronnie and Nelso .Mr,. tloDJ Devo ing to:32 Morn · Pat 1',ooutp . allow Randy, New Haven called on Mrs. 10;45 0n the TOWn e,oo B•nMn ilinn•d• Irene Kelly and girls · Saturday, 11 ·00 Country Hoe Don .. the f Air , Krt. Irene Kelly an d gi rls, Mrs t � __ .. _ . oon N.e,•• H Johnson vltited Mrs. Paul Harry , WIFI PROTJic_T$ ffARI • iAST t)lilM'ANl'F LEE Middleport, Ftidaf . Bostic, .KNOXVILU:, '.l'�n. UPI-:-f{.1UPI-M'1re , BONN Germany Kelly, Charlene, Mrs h'ene )ka. y e East /3erman1 fl ed Myrtie Sweet was 1ecid � Harry Mr1. 20 Johnson, b Freeman · ay leg Tu.esd b:!muni■t ru le lad month ln the shot In the � n• were In Gallipali s Tues­ ,Jobnlo . d between her hus ·heavie!lt woe of refugees since she iteplli! dq on buelneu. t �e. l ntend�d �o • . t. rab�j a �'!_ 1 n Mi Augu si l958. The Refugee ltrs. Nelson Roush1 N .,w l-la• o l wee , f istry s�id Wednesday 20,2'ffl 1)el"• ��·b s Mra, Harry Johnson were in ven, 1 di � t sons sought a11ylum In West Ger- a IJ t wo� ·i.e ittlil hbbit b,1..-t. 1-leasant on "bu1ine11. Pt. l .,. . wan to___:.;;:;,m m a ny. • --· - P.RESTON MOTORS· INC. ll'ri. \ tEL EV ISlO N GUIDE WSAZ.TV Cheinne l 3 PEA NUTS uoaa rre. ,.. IIEFUSE Clifton Sociat Fvlrifs■■llf-r, Yost Fam ily Hold s Reunion Sunday At Syra(U5e Pork • 11'1· Ral.flh Daily Sentine l, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . , June 2, 1960-7 J ', . J,,,•�r g . '_ ' .. .. �•• 11-l>all, Sentin I Pomeroy-Middleport O. , J un e 2' 1 960 WANT ADS Buy Yoar - - J O KN S O N SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR I I KARR & VAN ZANDT I I I PHO N E WY-2-2 1 57 I 9J For So le Notices '. 1 4 1 - �-For Rent - I 1 2 1 Card of Thanks 1 6 1 Lo.;t and Found II --· ---,----- 2Qb ) I nsuronce 1 8 ) Auto Soles • I I �- ----- - - - -- I "' · • E D ITOR'S NOTE: Whd .,.. th• prnpech for l NO't coll... eraduatH? A Unit.cl P.-.n In ternatlonal nationwide- aurv•y di1eo..,.,-u the ■n•wwn to what lob opportunltin ••ilf, wflo 1, In d�and, what ,tarting ul.,ie1 are being ott.,ect and how much campus recrvitin9 hH � 90in9 on, Results of the ,urvey follow.) A U111ted Press Intern a tional su rvey disclose d today that the na tion 's 1960 engineering a nd scien t1f1c gr a d ua te s a re wor t h 5 per cent inure in starting pay to competing industry and gonrn, mc nt th a n th ey were on e year ago. A he a lthy, vigor ous employm c nt dem a nd fo r Jun e 's l'Oll egc and uniYersily gra d uates w a s generii l l y indiuted with 5 to 15 per cent mo re tOmpa nies and a gen I cies r e cruiting this spring on man y ca mp,ses. T he jo i, rt{' rui l ing t ea ms, cs• 1 pee< a l ly those frn m bi a < nd" 5 tcy r h ,t ho c dcs_l with c<coc d numbecs l o"ons which speci a l "� in ,, insti . . ,· l urnm g 0 " t t a l en t ed engmeer:s a nd S{'tt'll , Js l s. Th i' ·sur11 eY r!'!v · ea l cd th a t the U�J)l' r 30 )? er {" ent of �� aduat_cs with t echnical or mcnh fic tr a mina ,irt"ally wee, ass, c."l a va c- I iety of J' ob • offers. • Malh e m a l «·<an s, chem<sts, phy sidst, an<l specialists in acrn,nl ing da1 a pro(·e ssi11g and iudu s tci a l safes a r e in <lem a n<l, em pb asi,ing the oppoct,nit ics a,ail a ble lo those lc,;.,,d lo m a ke a I contribution to the 20th Cen t ury ---c,;c;:;:;-;; AUCT IONEEII: CompJ ..te S•rvlce Co itt Bcodlord W rite, Phone or Contact A. C. BRAD rOR D, Rac ine, Ohle. -::-:-,:--:-------. ( · � . --- . - · - · -COMPLETE INSURANCE PROlcction, Life, Auto, Fire, Polio. Mills, Middleport, Ca ll Don Ohio, - - �- - - - - - --- Mr. and Mrs. Georie Price and fa nuJy, Mr. trnd Mrs. Na t e Pence, Mi . 11.nd Mrs. Ted C1r5on, Mr. and M r s. Jo� Connl ey spent thr Memori al Day weekend wlth Mr. C harley Pric e a nd and Mrs. other re lativ es , °" d 0n E,:i� t .:' i:'!d :� 0� p:�:b��:; 1pen1 the weekend wiih Ethel CheYilar and son Carl Mr. and Mn . Paul chevi lar and son halfe eone to Floridll for the s ummer. Mrs. Fil ura Pa lm er and sou of East Live rpool, Mr. and Mrs. ChH McNi ,:kJes of Ra cine ca ll e d on Mr. .a nd Mrs, L. D. Pierc e . Dext er Pigott of Clevela nd called on friends S u nd a y. Ile is the son of James !"' igott form erly of this pl ace . Mrs. H azel Johnson and son are visiting Mr . and M.n . Ro bert B arton and family, M ariet ta . Emma Kelly has re turn ed afte r sp ending the win ter with relatiYes in Parkersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Van Mete r spent Saturd ay a fternoon with Mr. a nd Mrs. L. D. Pi e rce. Mr. a nd Mrs Elber Bis �l! l ] a nd - -- --- ---:-uf Colu m bu s wert' here 101· Memori al Day visi!ing rel a lives. Noa h H urley Jc. of Col u mbus :ipe nt the week end with his par• e ms, Mr. and Mc, Noa h Hucley. A larg e crowd at tended the Legion services at !he cemetecy ,Ion . day · ..,h Hurley moved fas! w•ek Nv � Crom th e Hayman farm t!I the Wil • son h�m e . . Mrs. F. Ray Wilson of Pomeroy spe a l s,m day wHh her a unt, Mes J . D. Roush. c . M sg t · an u M r11 · ltobert Shank · a nd sons, W ayne and Jan, of West• ove r AF Base , Mass. were g uest s of hi, pa re nts, Mc. and C/U's. Ea rl Shank , over t he holiday wee k end a nd aUended the a l u mn; b, nq oel at Racin e . Th ey w e re a lso gu�sts o � Mr. a nd Mrs. S. H. Fad ely .i t Rio Gra nde. world of 1cientitic and technolosi• about $100 len monthly than the ro& CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE IU!SULTS 1 engineer f. Graduates with liberal l'al advancement. RATES Liberal arts graduates, the sur- arts deerees •�e close to or Just \ ey showed, are not being cold- 1 below the business s■lary Jeyela. ' I euta per word. l)N lnMrt..1011,. Minimum cbars• - 00 -=u•.., shou ldered by the nation's emThe supply of ene.ineering or cent, per word for tb.r&e ODlhleClllltive ln1ertioD1. ployera . But their rece ption into tcientific graduates with master Spedtl - one monlb tor 30 celltl per word. AT l he eve ryda y world of making a of scie nce d e grees is far short FUU rate of 3 cenie per word will be cbarstd for advert:iainc living is for th e most part Juke of the de m a nd. S..laries for these d not pi1id wttlbJ.n 10 day• after receivin, bill. w a rm compa red to that .accord ed premium m e n rang e from $7,.500 Erron to Advertialn,a - &boo.Id be r eportll'd immediately. The m;i 11y of th e 8(:i e ntific or t echnl- to $12,000 y ea rly. Daily Sentinel wW not be rapon.tibJe for rnott1 u..an one J.neor t The 5 per ce n t wage j u mp for ' al specialist!, Pomeroy, OhJo . red ,mert1on d war d Jackson, Toledo E Uni• 1960's gr a duates over 19.$9'11 ge nI Catd of Tt-..aab and Special Notice, of EW'lts Jl.UO. Obltuarie1 versity (Tol e do, 0.) placem ent di, , erally 'wii� a pplicable in most re. . . Gauttf: Montgomery 15.9 on publbbed at l ceni per word. rector, summ arized lh e libera l g1ons and in all fields e icept for I I ISED BOATS AND MOTOR• RI upper 10. 7 on low er 22 feet open ; l MO. C DA Y::J 3 DAYS WORDS l DAY job prospects th e te a ching prvlession, which ;irts grild u ates' •nd 1,1p while the� ••••· Metro90c Gallipolis 19.1 on u pper, 16.9 on 60< 15 '4.50 SLJ3 thusly: rem a ined at a bou t the ume leYel Main Moton. . e. polltan 600 lower, 22 fee t open ; Lock 15.8 a nd $1.20 Sl 80 00. lll) $6.00 --we keep h e aring that employ. 1 in most are..is. St., Pomeroy. Phone WY-2...IOO. falling. 70c $1 .l!O . f". 211 211 tl &o r-rs wan t liberal arts st u dent11. The su rY e y indicated th at re 1 1 -14-tfc Condition of Movo&able Locks: Adi Na.i.ved by lO A.M.. will be in th11l day·• ..pcrr. B ut whe n th ey come to the cam- cruiting w u Yigorous but selecLock 13 is down a od Lock 18 pus th ey ar e still primnlly con• tiY e. Chara cte r a nd all around through 23 a re down. Locks 14 cerned with those students who perso11alit1 development appe ar , th rough 1 7 are up running Heriiave spe ci1:11i:ood l l" aining." ed to be genera lly more hea vily APA.h"i'MENTS - l'urmahed and age 2 tra ps a nd 35 wickets. Th e pote ntial of th e lib eral arts I weigh ed th.to d uring preYious uofurnilhed. Mdrlastel'I, Mlddlt>Ohio �•¥er Boah: Downbaund: III · gra d ua te Is no( being ignored, / yea rs. _ _ _ po, t . J.'hone WY-2·5286. 2-3-tl Montgom ery, Coa l King 8 am, 0-8 ; T!RMITE ANO PIST CONTROL }'' OR .':iALK ONE RIDING HOHSE howev e r, as reported by Thom a s . Lock El, Walter c. B eckjur d 7:20 Pi ,ce n, en t fl' - agree d th "'. Phone WY2-6 182. ily- Fain. FrN lnt.Pktton. ln.u,. S-28- 6tp 5 AND 8 ROOM HOUSE_ TW O 5 i; Ccooks, direc lor of st , rte nl . ,m, 7- 1 ; Lock : o , Je fferson s, 45 . -- -- ,-�cc was h ttle of t h e tu nny b �sme ss j room a putmenta. A. N. B e ngel. p l a cement. H arvard University. eel 11,y Natienwlde. Phone R. am , 1 2·1 ; Lock 1 1 , Pe ri nsylYani a 1 1-2-tfc end A.. S.,..,ice 'Station WY2- FLUTE IN GOOD CONDITION. I Phone .VY2-3272. "lndustcy g e n ecally is mor e re pocled to. be yre ,aJ e nt m c a m, i , a m, 1 ,. 1 , Lock · u, Co t ton 6 C a ll Wl9-227 1 . ru 0·3 1-3tc 1 • �26-tfc 2166. >' U k N !SHED APART, [ , age , lo find coll e ge t0,ined men PU S hee , ting •n some ' "" lwo ,een s , 35 am, 2-4 ; City o f H ,ntROOM 3 -, �· · , Q · or l ,ee yea n ,go. , w,th e th,,n , mm , m , m b ack mor . EASY SPlN DRYE.H ington l WASHER. 7 , 5S am, 7-9; Lock 14 Mc. ml'n an d bat h, Pome roy. Phone 1 THE ANNUA L MEETING OF THE Offers lo gradua tes were umground in th e nat u ral science s " J'ort"h glider, l a dy's Bulov.i wrn,l l riss " a m, 6-0 ; Loc k I 7 Joe L u C WY2·8915. ,. 5-2Hltc ve nally reporle d to be "straightSutton & Cheater Farmers' Mut u al C•ooks ,,.,d • • ' -:--cc---. . wale h . Call WY 2·2437. L:as 2:30 a m , 2·3 ; Lock 22 Hel e n Z a rd" ,ht h extra mduce m e nts Fire lnturance Company will forw 0 -"'LUX E 3 ROO-H n d- BAT MS a'"B".. l ..... ••r,t"..e in d usl•, as 10: 30 am, 8-0·, Lock 23 Bob Be n• • · e,, S"Ch .. be held .at Cheater Town H a ll, being confined in the main to ·--- ----- 6 2_3Lc u n f urnished ap artm ent. Coats n a nce and adverti 11 ing, look p r i• fi _ t e r 2:20 pm, 18-2; W. S. Rhea I t , J u n e 6, 9 A. M. Emm e tt Will. fring e ben e ti s and Bu ildin l.! Midcileport . tra el exPenPhon e ma rily fur good all around re• 4 15• pm : 45 1 ; a nd M V Lo u isian a NOTICE OF PUBLI C SALE Pres., Francis E. Morria:, Sec. ses l o n�w loc a lions. W Y 2-5 t 4r' ,·oc d a nd mot;va tion ·• 5 2 1 12lc in tow; A " chor L. Chdst y 9,25 i T�e fringe benefits generally The fi. J . Jtp · � - --- . · . U nd e rsigne d will oHer tor The UPI survey showed th a t , consiste am 0·2·, H a ymond E. o.>alvetli p, bf JC sa fe • t lhe ""' denee O f SLEEPlNG ROOM. PHONE WY 2· d of such . st andards as of a ll reg,lac bache lor degree "' am 0-4. "' Bloe Sherm a n Sl e phens, dece,sed, sit• 2848. Ccoss, gro,p n r e e e , a tn8"c 5 28 3tp ·Upbou _ gcad u al es, enginee c, a nd physical nd, G a llipolis , Jamel LOO c u .iled un Ash .St., in th e Village of t1re ment p�ograms, �alary saYmgs :c;c::-:;c::-;;;-;,-�- c �t· 1entists contin ue to enjoy the a m 2•0 ; Kathl een K. 2:a5 am 2•0; , Mi<l d l epoc l , Ohio, on Sa t o rd a y, FO k RENT 4 ROOM HOUSE plans, _and n _a few msla n e es, cosl h,ghest s tarling saf,r;e ,. Lock 2- U; Loc k 23 Elger Cliff 12, J S f!ulland Township. C a ll TU2J,nc 4, 1960, commenci n g a t l0 , 30 l of hvmg adJu•lm ent, . . i, Th e salary offe cs ra nged from 0-1 · Hele n Z � ,JS pm 0-7 · Al· pm 3475, Hartfocd, W . V a . 5-31-Bl p =- =c::c:;;-- - -- A. M., the following desecibed " B u i noth ing hke loor or I t!• .-:=-:-c-::-: a ppco , im,t ely $500 lo $600 monfr ed F: Hold en IJ pm 16-1. ' N a W IUTE GOLD J personal prope rty: LOST LADIES years they when ago _( th e re _ cr u ll· HOUSE, FOUR FURNISHED . thly with $535 close to t he nation lional a t 1 :05 a m J.tr Adv a n'ce a t Bu loy_1 w.atch in Pomeroy. C a ll l Gas He ater , e n) wer e olfer1�g thmgs hke a a nd bath, a ir condl tJon, rooms , .il me d i an le vel. I : 10 am !>-3 ; Little Edward 2:35 Cooly1Jle collect 15715. Rew ard. yea r s memb ership at the co u ntry 2 Rocklng Ch a lfl t e levision. 168,." Linco ln Hts. B us incs 9 gr adu ates it w as ina m • 0- l · / I l5·31-3tc J Couch . '. club," said a Univ ersity of De- --::cc-::-cc-:-::;:-:;:-:c :--:c:-:::-. . . Phone WY2-2775. 5·31 -3t, d, eatc <l, proba bly Wtll average I Radio PROCLAIMS FLAG DAY Kon1who R,voc B01h, Wml,cld lroit placem e n t official. _ .,f1_ _ I Rug Recr u iting i tself has gotten to WASHINGTON U PI- :--Pres1dent Robert G. West down a t 9:30 pm LOST - Brown bil lfold be tween THREE DEDROOM HOUSE AT 1 Reftlgerator Eisenhower has proc�a1med J u ne no tow repor led ; B eaver down a t be big business a t many of the Davia Ice and EY1's Resta ur a nt. ff 1 1 26 Ea-st M ain St., Pomeroy. I Ta ble a nd 6 Chairs m ajor campuses in the 1_ as Flag Day. In_ hie proclamil5 : 30 um, 0-1. months 4 . Return to Eva's Restaurant, Pom5_31 .61c Phon e wv2 3408. 1 Chest preceding gra d u a tion, tbe survey lion We d nesd ay, E1se nh_ower urg. -:-:c::-=ccccc:-::c=::-:=::::-c-== ------ero11. Reward. 6 2 3tp FOR RENT !I ROOM BUNGALOW 1 lee Box revea led, ed all Americans to displ ay f.h e Mr. a nd Mrs. Dwight Hob a ck, I Range w i t h bath. W ebster prope rty Som e 450 firms intervie wed O ag on .�une 14 a nd lo "cultiv ate E. 0. Tagg a rt spent Monday at Alli•K a isa S:i.lmlnen, 2:S, 1960 In- and Jn som e cases Ta bl e and Round Stand 1 1 20 E. Main St. Phone WY2practically laid a nd .inc u l a te In their _c �lldre n AU1 ens with R eY . and Mrs. Her• _ Lern a tion a l Farm Yo u th Exch ange si ege to he 1 C e dar Chest 6 . 1 31� 3368, more promising gra• the 1 �eals �n_d th�u ahhes of bert H arris. Mr, Harris fell uf f t rrom Finland arrived in West c-:-::-::::=:--:-=::-:c:::-:---::: 1 Bed a roof and sust ained inj uries. du a tes of the University or Ar• Ameriean citize nsh ip, l9fH PONTIAC 2 DR. SEDAN. Virgini a on M ay 31 according to FOil RENT: 4 BEDROOM SPLIT St a nd 1 kansas each year. An estima ted Sporklina oria:Jn a l !Jnish. '49!1.00 level home, 2 b11llls, Jn PomeC . P. Dorsey, Sta �e . �· H �l u b 230 companies recruited at the Corlee Table Blacunan, Pomeroy. 5-28-6tc DON STIVERS l �e a der . a t W e s! V 1rg1m a �RI Y�r- UniYersit roy. Good Neighbors. Phon e End Table y or India n a . Some 170 -. W Y2 2553. . i. 1_ty. Mtss S .a lnun e n �l_ll Y IS!t _in 6-l-3tp , · I Gaa Heater I � IIERCURY 2 DR. SEDAN. I fi rms sent r e pret1entatives to the di ffer ent West V lrg1n1a counties Unive rsity 1 Bed )h1rcurym1Uc. New Buick trade• of Chicago. Represe n2 STO RY Bnr r-K HOM E i N LE. "' e l t e AT IO NW i• • Jc in. Good aolld car. $695.00. 0 Sou !ac t . D,lla, Ifill. Phone C H eccy � - - .._ !,�'�'.:O:�n� i : w•:0� �i� n�� ,;:;� I :��;;'M° Ji�:Jis� r':::i,:�![,' : �:,\:�ay Bed Frame Blaettnan, Pomeroy. a..26-Btc 7'2249· B-l ·ltc '-✓ �:::,: � ._ J� until 1 , ne s lhen e 3 July � I l La wn Ch a ir Many stude n ts reported five or BY PHIL NEWSOM 75 years old. w!ll �p e o<l the monlh 0 1 July 1 n six in tervie ws. Ten and more in• Ott THREE H l e r items not men ll ou ed ..:UHOOM HOME l N l UPI Foreign Editor lnunu is fam ed for defeating lQS7 FORD VB CUSTOM 2 DR. R1tch1e Co u nty Ternu : Cash on day of sal e New Hav e n. First house a bove · tervlews were not uncommon for , e . Tu rkey, str u ggling toward I' th e Greeks in 1921 and his n ame 1ed10. Low mileage. Extr a a:ood f� don e ex• I .(p3 Lincoln st_ F a s mnlsh �FYE h Not RHponslble for ecc:ldent• lhc l l ut. Ho u le 33. Inqulre a t graduates ·Nith outstanding aca- new concept of libe rty and d e moc comes from the scene of lhe fina l condition. $1,193.00. Blaettnars, Phone WY:Z-3561 Middleport s ve ' s d_y m ag r_i c ull '\:t de mic record s ltobert huuse. 3tp L. 6 2 Cuats, Adminis trator . v i � o \ . r1:1ey, ls looking back to the fabled battl e. :� �26..fftc Pomer e s n kI nive �sltY, Fm l a n�t e -cc=c:--: -� - - EIIt at e o Sh erm an s tcp h ens The, major rec . · r uiters still a re I non u serve d as fore ign minis­ fo u nder of the Turkish republic, =. . has il degree . m agronomy L · At lh e b,g eompames or mdustry, Webster and F,l(z Attorney, ' t ] l9fll! CHE VROLET V8 BEL-AIRE M ust a fa K e m a l At a turk, for g u idter for 15 years und e r Ataturk J · preSe I nt, wor h k s � 19 , mg on a Gene ral El e ctric, Westinghou e, -fn r Adm I n I S 1 ra Ior. ' , dr. bard top. Air condillonlnJ. s -:-:::-c=,a nd carri ed o u t the l a tler's direc­ e. anc -::-,-cc-:.,..._. , -,-;-c--,--..,.-:---:-:;:-;: newspap • e r in • h e r hom e land but • t'1l EDIT ASSOCIATION n e eds lo• Jo. OH S A J · F· · 5 rou m ho u s e and ba l h Powergllde. Power brakea and 6-t -2-3•3tc Boe111g Aircra ft, Conva 1r and a ll . • Atat u rk died in 1938, b u t he tives · establishing Turk ey's pro• . . pIa ns. m lhe future lo ma k e the olher r ca I ma n 30-80 years for con t ac I "HS fu rnace Ni e e lot"ation ,teerln1. R and H. The most a m1· 1 1· a r names are reS . ci• Wes tern foreign policy. w as a m a n who bec a me a l egend . 1 · h a rn11ng e J r occupat on. . · e 11s an d pro Ie u wor k w Ith b u,m ..,um Picken . S s , Syracwic, Ohio. pr esen 1ed. crltlcal buyer will app.•ove this . . T1ke1 dver A s Pruldent i n his own time. " • Al 1 ·Kais a s I activ v a e e �� ion a l people Jn this are a . Mull "The d ema nd for aircr aft, miske�t automoblle. 6 2 3tp Inonu took OYer as president It w a s h e who sllJO'd off the her parents. She has three �sters I sile and electronic engine ers h as have car. Field trainin* Jdiu-1 -- - ·· -::;�:-::::c::;;--:;c �26 ·8tc 81Httn1n, Pomeroy, British a l th e Da rd a nell es during a rter A ta l u rk 's d ea th, and, d e­ _ d 11 one broth e r. Th e S a lmmens I been so keen a nd compelition so s u bBtunlia l drawing acco u nt for FOil SA LE: nvi:: HOOM H O USE n Worl d W1:1r I 1rn d dlmost wre cked spite his ag e , co u ld be called corn, ra nd a y a h se a od j a e hn lso i_ 11 nice h, M lvin h;d This with location. man sel e cted. is an unustlght th at none of the big firms t he car eer of th e rising Winston again to help guid e Turkey's des­ ... CIIM lhN C■N ual money-m a kln g opportunity. llood, 1 l l Lo{' u st St., Pomeroy. duiry ca l.t i e a ud po u ltry, ! could risk not l!ICnding recr u iting . tinies, �I Mabft AtllK a isa ls a "e'!y active l ea rns," sa id John R. Kinney dir- Churchill. 5·28-30t p Write Ma nuger Box 668-R c are It was Atat11rk who g a ther e d up The a rmy ch a rg es th a t the Men­ MOTOQ TA-ITA� lllf The Dally Se ntinel, Pomeroy, - -.--:::, - -- - - yo u ng WOl�� n. She enJoys sports <>c tor of th e placemuit burea u, n- t t F deres regime intended to exile the brok e n piec es of Turkey a f­ ;lLE illH06 1aol Maln ltMODE S UN V OR FI E _ S\lch as swlmm and htkm� lng. U niyersily of Michig an. Ohlo . 3 -S p ter the delc a l of World War I and Inon u to r emoYe one more ob­ P......,, �.. room hc.1.111c, f u ll basemeri l a n d Cookrng, sewing and gen e �al --Henard Un! Yerslty r e ported from them ass embled and be­ stacle t o its a utocratic rul e . a ttic. Ass1:me b aJpnce of 4. % homem aking, ure among her chi ef WANTED: COOK for rest hom e , tha t there is 8 shortage of " all c am e the first president of the Advices from iusid e Turk ey say direct gove rnmt!nt loan, I -0t ,0 l?tcrest�. She is a m e mber of th e Wri t e qual ifications lo P. O. Box 1932 CHE VROLET 2 door sedan, x l!50. Good ne h:hborhoo( Call Ev11n1;cl1c1:1I Luth eran churr.h �nd good personnel " as -far as business Turkish republic In 1 923. And it t h a l army forces offered lo pu t ,, 300, Pom e roy, Ohio. 6 2 3 lc ,15�.00- Phone WY 2-3020. Gol­ w as Ata t urk who ruled as a dic­ Jnonu in powe r but that he re­ or see 1'' ri•ddle Thabe t, ffla � on , ho s been active ln Bibl e E�e n_1 ng is concern ed. di1,1 Uawi, Condor St. 6 .2 3tc ..The m a n who is active on cam­ t;itor so th a t eventually Turkey fused, preferring instead lo as­ . W 4-2tl-Hc v,. c hool With these S a lics, a ll ct For FREE lnopeelloa m . p us, has a good personality com. might becom e a lrue democracy sume new responsibilities only i( '66 OLDSMODILE 88 - 4 door 11e­ FOR SALE: FOUR ROOM HOUSE sh e has found time to be actlve PHONI given lh e m in free e lec l lons. d1n. car·, blue-But you won't on Min e rsville Hill $4000. Call in HI club work and in some bined with good grades is a most In the West e rn sense. sou it ht-after man. " said Calvert Slor� Gilmore's Supply It w as Inonu who in 1950 be­ Wh en the army toppled Preml er be i f you buy It. $1293. Karr & fi•26-6tc college clubs. WY2·629 1. HOUSE PAINTING INSIDE AND MeHinger, dtrector of place ment Adna n Menderes• n ear-dictator. lieved th11t At a turk's dream of a Van Zandt, Pomeroy. 6 2 31c wy.2.211, u o t . Hoof and chimney work. Miss Sa lmin e n Is now atte nding a nd C'O·Ordination at the U niver­ shijl last w�ek, it1 leaders cited dem ocratic Turkey fin a lly ha d ll�y Ou rs. WY 2-3624. 6 2 tltp FOR SALE SE Vl!;N ROOM JIOUSk Volunteer 4·H Club Leaders' Con­ si ty of Cioclnnat J. 'M CHEVROLET 6 C)'ilnder-210 V1u,un'1 E1iennln1ling been realized, and held the na ­ the heritage of Ataturk. with two batha, a:arage, wash 2 door. One local owner. Worth ference, M ay JO.June 4 at Jack­ tion's first rree elections res u lt• Member Of Officer Clau Company hou11, cella r, l.,rfe t'Orn er 101 much more. '895. Karr • Van ( 20 ) son's Mill and will also attend Ata turk was born in 188 1 in the in_g in the rise of Menderes. It. Marys, W. v.. located in Chester, Ohio, oa Ol Zandt, Pomeroy. 9 2 3k d er 4•11 Cl u b Members' Confer• It i5 said or him a t that time S alonik a area of European Tur• AIR CONDITIONING, REFRIGERRoole 7. Priced to aell. If inter­ that a group of high-ranldng ar­ enc e , June 20-23, 1hio at Jack­ The Ottom an Empire was key. 'M OLDSMOBILE Super 88-2 dr, 1lion servlce. Jack's Refrigera­ ested call or write Paul Poliftl. PUBLIC AUtTION son's Mill. m y o!lleers came to him, saluted crumbling and Turkey was on its A quallly car J n,ide and out. Stturdey, June 4, tion. New Haven. Phone Tl/2Riplf'<y, W. Va. TtJL ES.2·943S. Mrs. Lurene K e n nedy or Gale na w.ay to earning the title ''3iCk man a nd said "we are al your serv­ 1960, 1 :00 P. 1,t The IFYE program la a people­ 3037. '693. Karr & v,m Zandt, Pom• -:6-23-tt t-2(; tfo 1 have sold my home and will Nell lce," to•peopl e exch1nge plan, gi Ying villited over Lhe weekend wllh of Europe.'• eroy. 8 2 3tc my houaehold aooda at . auction at The Implication was obviouS-a young fa rm youth between the h e r sister, Mr, .a n d Mrs. William I. 0. McCOY He was a member of an om­ m i litary coup, if he wanted it. FO R SALE, LOT AND TWO ages o( 20 and 30 an opport u nity Buck. my home localed at 484 Main St., AUtTIONIIR 'M PLYMOUTH Savoy 4 door. . . Middleport, Ohio. consisting or: Mrs. Lula WhJte, Columbus Is cer class which long h ad been a ho u sca. 8 room..i a nd bath, ln­ to know peoples o! other la nds Inon u turned them down. ltoutt 2, Loni Bottom, OhioHere I■ 1ood tra n1port1llo n ■t Sylv.anla TV, telephone stand, 4, cludJng ki1chen, a ppliances, 5 by li ving a nd working with them. vlsJUng her son 1'r and Mrs. center of Wes tern ideas. And when he came to power he pul 1 1 a:ood price. "193. Km & Van room house c u rren tly renl<'d, complete bedroom 1uiu,11, maple MUILLIR •URNAtlS, WISTING West V irginia 's IFYE for 1960 Walter France a n d ureg. Zandt, Pomeroy . Bobby Hawins son of Mrs. Al• them into effect. He abolished 6 2 3tc Phone SPJ-5562, Clifton, W. Va . Mlas Ad a Cox, Nicholas County, dinette set, 2 ,weepers (J GE &: . . HOUSI 1,PlienceL Amold 1.-. · 1 Hamilton), Maytag wuher, . thert, lyracu■e, Ohio. Phont 6· 1-tltp, la in Finland at the present time. berl Hawins ta confined to Ho!• the fez as a symbol o! Oriental ·34 STUDEBAKER Starlite Coupe. 314. WY2"' zer I 1,1 I .fl Hospital where he nnderwenl headgear , rnoderniEed the lan­ rinse tubs, utility �abinet, li"rla­ -: :-:c:c-::,.. =Miss Salminen is spon,ored by The tire■ wcro alolen-We'II in:-:0 :0 := Ms the 4-H Clubs of Flnland. HOUSE cF'O R SA " L E, e R guage and disc arded Ara bic char­ a n emeraency appendectomy. ldalre �lrctrlc stoYe, mixer and : ::::--::1t11l new ones. $2:H, Karr fl: Van and bath, near Syracuse Post Mr. and Mra. Cbealer Folan and acter,, separaled church from toa■ter, kitchen uten1ll1 and GRAVILY T•ACTOR IALII AND The County Farm 1960 Muon Zandt, Pomeroy. ___ 6 2 3tc .....lcci. Sl2 I. Main, Pomtro,. Office on Rlver Road. Two 1011. dl111he1, wrltlna deak, throw rug,, Youth Fair haa been scheduled d•ughter, Xen ia, were weekend state, �tablilhed llehool1 and Phone WY24975, Open 'tit f Leland Bumgarm1r. 6·1-6lp for July 28, lawn mower (power), llme 29 and 30 at the 1uesta of hi1 paren ts Mr. and 111ve equal rll-hta to women. ·a., rLYMOUTH 15 p1uen1er COU• p. ffl. untll Junt 1 . ..... fflllN Thelfl were the practical r�• Mr1. Wllli•m Folan, Mr. and electric •Preader, heavy dut)' POiJJl Pleaaa n t Hi&h Sehool. lood. runa pe. Nol I beauty but FOR SALE: RANCH TYPE 6 nHim Harold lornhert, lMd'awUI .. sull, of 10 Ideal twhicb the army Mra. Carl M i ller cord, aardvn tool■, barrel b.,ck and family of The fair, apo n,ored by the $180. Xirr 6 Va n Zandl, Pom . house with bath. Aluminum Ohio, Pllono CHl,(.llo 1691. accuHd Mendere■ of desll'oyin11 Athens were Sunday te, pc. di n l n a room su i chair, tuesta ot 7 her Ste etorm w indow,. Automatic gas Poi nt Pleasa nt Chamber of Com­ 3. 19-Uo and which it hH pledged llleU pare n ts, the Folana. floor poJl,her, .FriJldalre drytir1 ) F' merce and the Maso n Cou n ty Furn heat. Lot 92 x 1 20. ConY('nJently lffl STUDEBAKER pickup lruclt. Mr. and Mrs. Jame, Lan lU� of to re,lore. w•ter hoae, 2 1ervin1 c1rt11 Kel• TELEVISION RADIO Al<D SMALL located to grade school :,nd Org1nlzation111, wlU Include e.tli­ The only IUrvlYor ol the Ata­ 6 lood ply Urea. Good 1h1pe. l'airborn, weA wee.tend 1u�U: of vlnator retrl1er1tor, deep fryer, 1ppU1nce repair. Phone Otis Middleport, Ohio lown. Reasonably priced. Phone bltl from members of 4 H clubs, $100. CaMn Lane, Middleport l hi11 ister; , Mr, a a;llder ,nd porch chain, lamp,, n d Mrs. 'Bob Hill. ' turk re1Jme is another Turk war ch a pl. e n, FF A chapters and FHA McCUntoct, Racint 1 O."llo. 2-I-tte SPruce 3--G564, 'Mason. Hill. 8 2 3tp Alberta PrJddy wall ..an over ' hero-lsmet Inonu, n ow clooe to blan kera and aullta, ,prayer, 2 6 2 3tp home economics <!lasses in Mason nlaht (luelt Saturday of Mra. Judy ,top l1ddert, tOCket wre nch 111t, TELEVISION RADIO AND SIIALL County. 1pp1Ja n ce repair. C1U Fra nk belt aander, 3 llvlng room aultea St-rving for the second consecu­ Snowdea and children. '07 STUDEBAKER Comot."Std. OD. Mra. John Priddy ha, been cOn Captel n•, 414 N. Second Ave., J aecllonal), (J plastic ind 2 I>(. tive year II fair director 11 M­ Owner 1, ltnJna for Army. Ph. Middleport, 3-3-Uo ml1ct:llaneou1 Item■. nett Rouah, Upper Flatl. Blaine fined to Hober H01pital. WY 2-3891 after • p, m. LIGAL NOTICI Norman, Point Pleasa nt, 11 111l1t­ · M.r. and Mra. Charles Simpkin, 0 3 1 81p Thia furniture Is 111 h1�h claH OIiers are being received al the were Monday evenin1 1Ue1t1 of merch1ndl1e: and bu had a:ood a n t director, office of Webster & Fultz, Pom­ •111 FORD, a CYL. t-DOOR STAN­ cue. Officer■ of the board or dlrec­ Mr. an d Mn, Homer Parter. eroy National Ba nk BulldtnQ:, Pom­ dard tra n1ml11ion, blue a nd Mr. and Mrs. Bob Larten t and Harold M. Brown, CJwnn tor1 I nclude: Clifford D u nn, pre­ eroy, Ohio, Phone No. 2-2186, for Cl'NIIJ.. Excellent tondltion Not tte■pollalble !or Actldcn ta famll. y, Columbus. called on his ' aident; Llo net , Smilh, vice preal­ the properly or Ella White, de­ ;I $1200.00. Phone YUll-22115, Cool­ TF.ItMS: Ca■h dent; Mn. Ray Cra nk, secntary; arandparents Mr. and Mra. Wll• ce ased, altuated ln the Vill age of ville. S. 1-3tp Bradford Auction Co., Racine, Ohio a nd Mn. Glrnette Stanley, tre1- 11am Lar1ent Sunday. Syraeuse, Ohio, and consisting ,of Mr. and Mr,. Ira Wolle and :;,1e, M1n1a:er: A. C. Bradford 1urer. 11112 SUPER 18 OLDS. GOOD a two story frame dwelling house, d1U1hler have returned fnm 1ft. Auctioneer: Crltt Bradford At the May meet1n1 of the 28 condition '300.oo. See WIiiie four rooma downstairs and three Before. 9:30 A.M. Phone WI IJ-3821 board of directors, the rroup SterUn1 to their home here. Orinslud or e.t11 Turner 2·8622 rooma and batti up.ltalra, g a rage, Mld<H.,.rt WY•2-­ 5 26 151c seleeted chairmen for the 1land­ New HaYen, Va. t- 1-3tc 1ltuated on foUr adjolntna lob. '•IMNf WY-2-SltS ln1 committee•. 'nlese will be an­ FRIEDA FAEHNLE, Admtn­ KAUTZ Pl,ID ITOAI nou nced at a later date. CABBAGE, BEETS, TOMA TO l1t.ratrlx o! the Estate of El­ At e....._, ,, Those who attended the anal.on pl1nt1. Fra nk, Emrich, .Balley•, . , lo White, de.,..,ed, $-1141 ft: were Heber Miller, Joe Gunrlno, I Run. ' 6-1-3tc .UC RIOISTEIU!D COWE PUPS WEBSTER FUllTZ, HAMILL IIRYICI ITATION 1, Mn. ,I. D, •RulHll Jone,, J, S. Searberry, lo, ..1•. C.11 WYZ.lltflll. 8-l�lc ..4ttorne11 for •AdminlatratrJx SALE, 22 CUBIC FOOT UP­ Mn, Sam •f>nce ol, Ne'!Y Bl'IIJ\�. Gle n n Smith, Arnett Rou,h, WIil• (8)'1. •• 6, 8, 10, 1 1, "" Afl1••• ­ rlcM fneuir. Call Ntw Haven, ll_tltunlay In Li� 111 llA'.1'11 XPll'D WITH STAR lam G�aory, Jl;ra. Stanley, Dunn Pa . • ..wu llftl')' .,.., llerdtf' T\12· 21:3. Charlie New. tl-l-3te Ce,,:1et,ry, , • , . .. 'll'arltrio. 211 Ibo., ,ut; , lbt. and Janet Walla� \ ' ••· late, pun. and ,uarantHd. Duna 1 Rouah, Grerory and - Mra. • �- Indra Finch, llr. · and \ CLOTH, WOOD SLAT PORCU AXC REGISTERED PEKINGESE We11 , ol Parl<onburg open! lJ:benbocll -·-· Judaon Brue met May 31 1n the ahadee, cloth pordl valanae. pupa. Very nice. Priced reuon­ NOTICI OP Al'l'OINTMINT (ti 29, <01 ,, •· Vo-Al bulldln1 to plan the pro­ Memorial Dax wJt.Ji lira. W,at'■ •wn lnsa,. venetian . blInda, win• able. Detty Goodall-mile below lat,.. of L•II• H. l:twaon mof;ber, Mn. W. W. V1rlart ti, 12, 13, 18, It, 20, 211, &ram for thi1 year•, fair. dow 1hade.. e1tlmatea, lllddleport. 0 31 6lp No,l 11,311 The nen m.eet1n1 ot the board II, 2'1; (I) I, 2, 3, 8, t, 10, · M r. and lln. Wllllaot Bellomy ol Dale Wlppel, .US Union Ave., ·hereby 1lve n lh111t Em­ of dlreetora will be at 7:30 p. Reed1ville Ind Mrt. Rulh Powell, NOt1oe• 1, FoR BALE HAY BALER. ROUND Pomeroy. 0 21 90t.lll mett RIWIOJ WhOle PO,t Offict m., June 10 at the Pt. PleaNDt son , DlvJd, Reed■ville, were iueat■ Ill HOLffZIN, J;;. Bele.. Stie Hu1h Cwiter or Em• =c:==--== 1ddre11 J1 2&o Aah StrHl, Mlddle­ Hl!lh Vo-A, bulldlns. ot Mrs. Oke1 KIHr. �l•rday. tr,,b. Rqmond L. Cole, Laurel mett G. Will, Pomeroy, Ohio. CUS'.OOIIBWLT KlT'CHEN DE· NIGHT PHO,NE wY WBZI 0-,.Y PHONE WY , Ohio, hu btitn duly appoint­ Mn. Elftabelh Grahom la vlall­ PGl1 ; 1ip,ed. foryour home. CUii lld,, Pllone WY 2-t370. 11-31-llp. ln1 relativo at Baltimore, Md. SCHOOL ITAIITI tlmolH. ,..,_.o and Abbol� ed 111 Admlnbtrator o( the Eatate 8 2 3tp M..lu Eva Sayn, RN. attended. Tht HUand Chapel In Chriatlan Pllone WYI-OUI, Mlf of Letllt H, Rawson, lite of Meigs SWEET POTATO PLANTS, N1ne1 County, Ohio, dect1ued. U nion wm belfa Vaeatlon Bible the 1radu1tlon of her nephew, Hall, Porta Rfo1u \llnele11, Por­ HAMMER'S 1111 DEl'ROITEII IIOBll.E HOME DISPOSAL. . Dated tblo &lot day of May 1960. S<hool, Monday, June 8, wlUt Charles Sa.)rre, Jr. •l Pomeroy. PHONE wY t-3587 _,.,, boUt. E.,.f . ta Rica n■, Gold Ruffl and AU Weekly plcbp. Al low 11 ,1.00 H, O'BRIEN Edi'!> Sayre and · 1111-. ,,,_ f!oot t • II •• nt. dolly 'for G•10' ��I O letil Fronk Hudton, Gold, Seeond Houn e11, from 1 montb. ' Call !t 6 • A. SerYll:'11 Judp of the Probate Court two ...b. Nellie Eblin will be Ute ti&.r'i Ktnnie Gt Coli.lmbu and Mt. IIJDDLBPORT School HOUN lft Syr1eu1t. Wm, ,IJ1+ir ltood,. RC), llacfM. Sl<tlon, WYNIM !rr 1ee MuMor,, County, Ohio . lnotruetor and Brollter- Edfu ond 11n. Sayre of llt. •Vmtoil. · \" t · i 1 2fl 8te H. Holme� lh'll•U Ion (Kom.mer) Hn,t. ' ' •1.aGlp I. Slao\ ' lln, Ol vet Willi'(6) ii, ti, 16, �le Wea-, Ii Ille pu or. / e • T. �IVE June Science Grads. To Command More Starting , Msoc1ety Report , Pay Than Last Year As Industry Goes Hunting ( 9a ) .4Aorine Suppl ies famil:, or Columbus spent the weekend with hia mother, Mrs. Mildred Bissell and sons. ° ''.I'" • • v est irgm1a filVttt REPOR'f 4• H N ews Turkey •Looks To Dead Leader For Guidance During Crises I r well 7 !-::===-. I rlelp W a n ted I --, - ,------,- ---·,-::-:---- --------- , (2 I Rea l Estate I t1-tuo.00. ""'I -• .............. -...,.........- ......... I n•,u••IJ- -------. -- -::--..,.----­ ( 1 8 Employment Wanted Business Services Rutland So-:iety News Kelly Tires at Wholesale --- - ==-._..-- eroy. POWELL'S ez SERVla STATION L�,al Notice ""'r �o �·r·�, 24 HOUR TOWI NG Call Dlci Sttrrtlt w. 19J For Sale -c::---::--:-=c-==c-= ' rr, ·,on v.... _"°°,.. n. ,.u. cow, ♦ Legal Notice a, a: Letart Falls . :. Social E""ll,,rits · . 1Mir1eil c.,. _.11oa. • ,/I ,. .\ ( .. ... .. .,. >-�-. ........ • j. �-t--�...:. ... -� ...... ... .. �--�--�-""'- cu,■ . M 4M The c11non CHm bero 4-H Chb me t at tho home ot their le ader, Ann Willi1m1, May M . The meetina wu called to or• e d r by the president, D I.lane Van Meter. The 4-H IODi, W. Va. Boys and Girls w as sung followed by th e club pledl:e. DeYotional1 were elven t,y Esler Varian, followed by a hymn. Ne,xt the minute1 and roll call ,us i: I V• en b,- the seC'NlLary Ann Johnson. Collection a nd trea■urer's report was given by Marie Call.. The a:roup discu11ed a soc ial "hich is to be June ,a_ Channel 3 - Thursday I I I· ,,oo e,ao . r. •on �'"' . � t!zzz .. ---------··• ,,r. •• •·' j BARNE\' ' DOC·· I "TRIED TO UP MY SORE THROAT WIF A HOME · REMEI])', 8UT IT DtDN'T I CURE WORK W!JfH A HOOT uo 0 Channel 3 ·· Friday WE tS THMUGH TH' OCXJDS!?:-WEi lS APPRO/SCHl"1' Tl-( ABCMINA8U" s,p;i. f HAMS, A1. -cHUCtr:.Lt.d­ l\,l' e0YS 15 CALM M CLAM-9 !! THEM NEVE.RBINS NEVER BIN ABL E. TO AFRIRD NO HAM -1\.IASS WHY TH' SMELL OF lT PROV!: �!.M MAD!! -WCHS�TV- C,-,un nel 8 Channel 8 -Thursday Mor ning Star Soc ial l tP.ms C�annel 8 - Friday • tnat ne And I !U"OII V,IOU)dn't until he !?It t;tiat he WI!'} a su= in life, . De you Til:e him _ eno"l)h to marry him T ��::- -,=,- -+ _ WH TM ..t\'- _Channel 13 Channel 1 3 - Thunday : � � a:oo Ii. s. ot Sta rt The Day Rig ht With •·-channel 1 3 - Friday STEVE WMl'O Daily Pro�am &hedule ALLEN On The '"Mu sica l f� B HAROLD GRAY Cl oc k'' ,:n 6-=? u;oo t •-·-·.,.·==- • -sis! PLEASE, s,s, .- EAOI MORNING At t:1S A.M. .. .. J MA.V AS WELL COHfiSS, I MAOI UP THE S1llRY Tit/IT aJ/fl.Y KA'IJI IS MY · 616 MOTIIEII! ., , .. . . l J· .. """" 1'VI! eEEM J JtlST A G°TIJPID � 811.LV 1(11:i 1 '8HOUW lllti/e 1<NOJ0t Bl;l'nR B!!:11.I f &IG.,_ �8i 6 � --� lll0'1 ""'Cl� , � .· • ·� . J -•- -•. --- MADE A :n;QRl"-E, MIGltl"" f 8UT I Fcx..lD OUT rt "f1ME I. PHOO<E / !@ i!!m:! MA·HAI C.000 -·, OH M-M·"1E•::f! OH, SIG;, ,. . : �! IT'LL ALL f ,.1 ";1 WORl( 'OUT ,,..Ell!,'SI�\.i µ-.��. --- :,; � iJ... � . I .-, -,� ' it, . CURLY KAYOE -� ,,.�............ . -•�-;::--::- '1 ' ..... � . - ,....----...-:,�-.,, .,..NO -,-...... --:-,-:-,JUST -:::� A i,o� -�- ' ,. OOo l'1!.d�:�rlllt ••. AND I JUM PED OVE R THE N ET TO CONG RATULATE HfM 5 LU GG O WON THE GA M E ·•- SER·V ICE . . -� LC/jG Y TOO.. ' The family of Mr, Mary Y0&t of Middleport and lhe late Chari• 1(1:00 Douah Re M\ e s Yoat had a reunion al the Sy­ tO:ao Pl•y Yo11r Htmch r.a{'use Pa rk SundYy. Thi.11 WBfi I I :00 Prlc.e 1J Rlcht also the 84th birth day or Mrs. t:00 Comedy Playhowe tratlon Concen 1 1 :SO Yost . A turlcey dinner •Uh all t:,3U Adwmt u l'(: Theater Truth or Conaeque:ice• I 12,00 trimmi 11gs, plus II decora led the 5:00 Ste a mboa t Bill al t2 ,so H could He You rthd ay cake, was enjoyed bi 5:30 SgL Preaton l :00 Mid Day New:. noon. 0:(.{'I Fl at t &: Scruggs Show 1 : 10 M.ovi etlme The fo\lowlng a11ended Mr. an d tJ:25 We al h�rc ast 2,30 Loretta Youne Thea ter n M . E:arl French , r•o1 u m bu1; Mr. El :30 N1-ws Plctwi,. 3 , 00 Youn1 Dr . JdaJone Sou th and M rs. J amet1 G I i bert, tt:«s Huntley Brlnklf:.J Report 3,30 From These Root.a Zanenille; Mr.. an d M n . George 7:00 Whirh blrd11 Comedy P141loUH Mowrey Sr ., Pomeroy: Mr. and 1,30 Adven\W'e fi111e ,,so Resc �e 8 Mrs. E R Yo111, Mlners Yl i le: .Mrs 5,00 �le&mboat SIil 8·00 Ba t Mas1�rson Jam e s Mille r, Yost's brother, 0,30 viM-'> Kid Prod u cer's Choice Ester Varlan cave a demon�a- r Akron; M r . and Mrs, George Mow­ 6:00 M1ssic in the Round 9:00 Bachelor Father lion on how to wrap a ondwieh rey Jr., CleYela n d : \fr. and Mrs. Jim Thacker Show 9,30 Summ er On Ice Ann Johnson ga Ye a talk c,n S�me Milford Mowrey, da ughler Melis­ 8,23 We■therc&1t 10,30 Ta ke A c;ood Look Hows and Whys in Cake Bakma. &a and Patricia Middleton, Pl. Jimmy Blake IHe a talk on plugg Pleasant; Mr. and Mrs. Virgil 111:30 News Pictu-e 11:oo News H..:!ldlines llepon Briukley John Wam,ley gave a demonstra- Ham!:1 sons Bob and Tommy, 6 · 45 Huntley 1 1 : 10 Wc a therc ast Pioneers tion on how to tie a slip knot. Mlners1•ille; Mrs. J. A. Smith, 1,00 1 1 : 15 Jack Pa ar Show Ra ymond , Varia n g ave a de mon- chtldren Mike, Bobby and Mary 7,30 This Man Danon Cincinnati Baseball stration on how to tie a squ are of Ra cin e . e rs Digest Read knot. Next Joh n Wam.sley B av� a TV 1i:: Afternoon visitors were Mr. and I On Sign nea 6 : 45 t a lk on the diUe rent kind of n ails. Mrs. Ch risty Baer, Mine rsYille ·.1 ,00 News Peadll I Ronald Dunca n gave a dem�nstra • f:I)() Today 1 1 , 1 0 Wea tJ-.er�ast and Mr. and Mrs. Arlee Miller of . 1 t l : l!I Jmrl:: Paar Show hon "!iow to tie a shp knot John Akron. g;'i')ij"" Katie Doona r Show • · 00 Sign Off C all gave a talk on the Camera. trandchlldren 9:30 Topper The followin g N ext recreation was played fol and great grandch ildren were unlowed by refruhments. aLl e to atten d Mr. ::ind Mrs. Leo Thurber, Debbie and Stevie, Col­ Mr. and Mr1. Bob Chambers and umbus; Mr. a nd Mrs-. Kenneth I tL25 Ynur Essc R,porte, family of E ast Liverpool Vlsited French and Gary, Sdlenectady, 1 1 ;30 I Married Joan 1 12:00 Re,tleu Gun b er parent 1, Mr. and Mrs. W, H. New York; Mr . and Mrs. Jim Gil­ amJ 4: 00 Am.r,· ·,.._an �-,ldst ioa Fox-. bert, Jay, Ji.! ffrey and Bobby, 12:30 Love That Bo:, of bb ts:'iO Rocky and Rls Fr:iends McKna Lew s. r M and Mr. Le xington, O.; Charles Yost, Min, 1 :00 About Faces t Liberty, 0., Mr. and M�s. fS:00 San Francisco Beat WeS ersville and J. Alan Smlth. Mun­ t :30 Medic Mid­ of Cheryl and n Robinso Ear l cie, Ind. R :3(1 Yot!r Es'lo Report• 2:00 D ay in Court dleport Mt. and Mrs. John Curtis r e Tell er Shov, Weath Storm 8:40 2:30 Gale Roush �nd fam i ly, Wer.:t Co!umbia 3:00 P �at t}te Clock 6 : 4:5 John Daly Neq visited Mr. a nd Mrs. Pe�rl Nich­ S:30 Who Do You Truat 7 :G,..1 Flight the past week. olson 4:00 American Bandst and 7:30 Steve Canyon Donna Goodnite of Pomeroy was �:30 Rln Tin Tin iy IRMA B. IHLE the Sunday night guest o1 Janice 8 : 00 Donn.a Reed n Frahclllco Beat rrom her� attended th e Sa A few j:00 Nicliolson. · s:30 Th';! Real MoCoYI funer al at the Ewing Esso Reportr: Jobes Your Arthur 6:30 oI Boothe John Mn. nd Mr. a l:O(l p qt HOO�" Sh ow 6:4:0 Weather Teller e ral Home a l Pomeroy, Satur­ Fun Mrs. a nd Mr. vi.sited Coming 9:30 Untouch a bles 8:U John Daly New• day. Bill Stewart recen tly. 10:SO Sea Hunt Born recently a son to Mr. and ?:00 Buddy 3tarcher ':\how Calling on Mr. and Mrs. Will­ 1 1 :00 News Tonight 7:ftl Walt 1.Jlaney PN&enta lam Bass and son Kennie Satur• Mrs. Gl enn Collins . Those present at Sund ay School 1 1 : 1 0 Scanning th e Wea tber day were Mr. and Mrs. William IJ:00 Man .FTom Blackhawk 29th were 37, ottering $8.67. May 1 1 ; 1 5 Sports ToniBht Ril;'lley. r, daughte and Bass 9:00 77 - �naet Strip Show Late Harold Hellmai"l of Bellefon­ 1 1 :20 Mr. and Mrs: Claren ce Ward .O:� The Dt,!ecUve• was the Sunday dinner · taine visited s, Columbu , and daugtiter over guest of Mr. an d Mrs. Clark Ihle. and Mb1. Oscal' Henry Mr. ·�:,��!Jhl Mrs, Viger ,11fter Ybilting her th!! weekend. n1uu: the · weather U':10 m ar spectacd Cartoon 8:00 r, Mrs. Mildred Shuler a nd daughte · a Williams s Thom Mrs. Mr. and ,l;H porta litpo� 8:30 Romper noom family lert for her hom,e Satur­ n Jeff', Washlna ton, D. C., so and tl.� _,.., e Shotf 9:30 Mo� e __ vlsitep. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Will• day. iams and family during the holi- --.-:-;::::-,-:-;-,;;:::--;;SOD visited Mr. and Mrs. Stanley day. , Coll ey Saturday evening . Joa'n Oliver of Toledo visited "Mr. and Mrs. Marvi n Barker •1ber lier p•rents1 � - and Mrs Chesler sons, Charleston, visited _Mrs. IU)d 1t::i��u:: Oliver over the weekend. Barker and rel ati Yea Son­ Helen Mr. a11d Mrs. David Harrison 1:00 The Bri�ht�r Day "J:30 A.mot 'n' ADdp day. and soha, M'r . and Mrs. J;)an Ke if­ 4 : HI The Sscret Storm Mr. and Mrs. Linsle Lyons of am 7:00 Ma and fer Of ]lldlan River, Fla., 4:30 The Edge of Nlt h t leport visited Mr, and Mrs, Midd de � h ?:30 R a v, Harry Hllrrlaon , l:mtr!a and M�rie The Three Stocme1· Lyons and B e tty Monday. Le(Oy 8:30 Hotel de Paree A111iite of The Plal ns visited G:30 The Life o( Riley Mrs. Lew V isiting Mr. and 9:00 Thrills of 1960 Circus Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Harrison. 1:00 Arthur J. Smith- New, S u nd ay w e re Mr. and Hofinrnn Mr. a nd M rs. EYerett Dudding 10:00 cas Repori-t, · 1 : 1 5 A Look at the wealh�r Mrs. Ray Thompson, V ernon; Mr. Nitro visited Mr. and Mrs. Q! �:30 Pehon to Peraon 9:20 Jule Rivlin Show and Mrs. Emil Hoffman and fam­ Bill Willlarhs Saturday. . ,1,00 NOWI 6:30 Amo, 'n Andy ily, Pl . Pleasant; Mr. a n d Mrs. ,;,. Mina Lewla an d Janicv Nlcho.l:, . the weaUter LOol< 11 , 1 0 Marshall 1,00 U. i 101d ', Hottman and da'.ughters, 1 1 �15 tfteater 13. · ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;,I• Pomeroy. t:30 Lock lip 8:00 CBS News Min a Lewis, Gregory Neil and f!: : 00 Betty Hutton Sho-.r · Randy 1--ce visited Mr, and Mrs. B:30 Jobnn>; Ringo • B:15 Ca ptai n l.anJ,aroo Cecil Hysell a l Pomeroy Monday. 9:00 Zane GrAy Theatre 9:00 cartoon Theater • Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fox and 9:30 Shotgun Sl ade ,1.,. The Red Rowe Sh ow O:w daughters, Mr. and Mrs. B ill Chat­ 10: 00 Rev'lon Spring Fe stival ·l :!JO On the Go tin, Pt. Pl easant visited Mr. snd 11 :00 News Cartwr ight ilnd Mrs. Charles ·.1,00 l f..o\le Luc, 1 1 : 1 0 A Look at lhe We,tber Elaine Monday. 11:15 ·Theater 13 Biolde t e<ellitie ' 1 .30 ,IJ Mrs. Clara Willi a ms, Mrs. Law­ l2 · :JO Sigll Otf ,2.9(.) 4)v8 9f Wt.. r ce Lewis and Randy Yisiled en ow 12:30 .c:e-afCh for Tomorr Howard Hayb u rn, Pt. Pi cas• Mre. 1:1:45. The GulHlhg 'Llahl r iday evening. F ant .t : OO Heart of the· City Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gibbs and l;)O The Brighter lNrY 1:3r_ At tti. Worl4:I Tum, son, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Sigurson 1: 1 5 Tbe Seorf!l Storm 0 Wor8 ai' . Jetter ,on, Mr. and M :·s. Ronald Na­ and For ght. :00, i N of 2 . Edge The !:30 r ln1dette L and f amily all of Toledo Art poiaki 2:30 e, Stoog 1,ro The 1'hree Mr. a nd Mrs. Hurr y John visited • •no The MIiliona ire 1:30 The Lile 'I} RileJ the wee·Jtend. over 110n 1·Vl 'nle Ven:Uct Is Yo-un r,oo Arthur J. Smlth-New• Mre, Mary Kearns ca lle,I on Mrs. Harry Johnson Thursd ay evening. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd G i bhs, Mrs, � You For Jmt 12:SO y rry Johnson, Mrs. Irene Kelly, a H irrhl■ ugh Thro Monday 1 1 : 30 New■ Charlene Parbnna and Mork I:-uo � Sign O n ...t 1 ·35 Just For You N apolski were in Bancroft Sun­ s ng On Pt. Pleannt Calll 2;00 day. iher �ea ; : ��� 3:00 Mus�c Go Bound . .Mr. and Mrs. George G l aze and 0·30 RFD Newa 3:30 Middleport, Pat Joh nson, family, y l ; OO Breakfast Part Go Round. Mu.ale 3:3, Pen ny Sue, M ason were Arnold, News 8·30 4;30 Local Ne_w., __. Su nday gueat!I of Mr. ana Mrs. 9 ; 35 IBreaJda.st Party 4 :30 :MUll.e Go Bouma Harry Johnson. a ·30 Newi, SJ)brli Irl Rtriew 3:00 Harry Johnsnn ca lled on Stra ud TimfJ ee Coff t'G;OO Scol'tl SP,OJU 0 1 : i .l Sunday_ McDermitt IO· l!S Swap Sbop 'Bed Band Tlie 15 5. n Roush, Ronnie and Nelso .Mr,. tloDJ Devo ing to:32 Morn · Pat 1',ooutp . allow Randy, New Haven called on Mrs. 10;45 0n the TOWn e,oo B•nMn ilinn•d• Irene Kelly and girls · Saturday, 11 ·00 Country Hoe Don .. the f Air , Krt. Irene Kelly an d gi rls, Mrs t � __ .. _ . oon N.e,•• H Johnson vltited Mrs. Paul Harry , WIFI PROTJic_T$ ffARI • iAST t)lilM'ANl'F LEE Middleport, Ftidaf . Bostic, .KNOXVILU:, '.l'�n. UPI-:-f{.1UPI-M'1re , BONN Germany Kelly, Charlene, Mrs h'ene )ka. y e East /3erman1 fl ed Myrtie Sweet was 1ecid � Harry Mr1. 20 Johnson, b Freeman · ay leg Tu.esd b:!muni■t ru le lad month ln the shot In the � n• were In Gallipali s Tues­ ,Jobnlo . d between her hus ·heavie!lt woe of refugees since she iteplli! dq on buelneu. t �e. l ntend�d �o • . t. rab�j a �'!_ 1 n Mi Augu si l958. The Refugee ltrs. Nelson Roush1 N .,w l-la• o l wee , f istry s�id Wednesday 20,2'ffl 1)el"• ��·b s Mra, Harry Johnson were in ven, 1 di � t sons sought a11ylum In West Ger- a IJ t wo� ·i.e ittlil hbbit b,1..-t. 1-leasant on "bu1ine11. Pt. l .,. . wan to___:.;;:;,m m a ny. • --· - P.RESTON MOTORS· INC. ll'ri. \ tEL EV ISlO N GUIDE WSAZ.TV Cheinne l 3 PEA NUTS uoaa rre. ,.. IIEFUSE Clifton Sociat Fvlrifs■■llf-r, Yost Fam ily Hold s Reunion Sunday At Syra(U5e Pork • 11'1· Ral.flh Daily Sentine l, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . , June 2, 1960-7 J ', . J,,,•�r g . '_ ' .. .. �'• • 8-----Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 2, 1000 - -Hold Sunday Di�r Powder Puff ----------- ------Oub M.r.' and Kra, Cbarltt Withrow enlert,ined wll.h a dlnner Su day H1>lds Outing At a Ule1t home m M.i enville. G uesU were R v. an Mn. E. E lake Hope Sunday Rev. Fr. John F. Wippel Sings First MEIGS THEAm or / Hocking District Mi ssionary Convention Held Sunday at Mt. Zion Church, Rutland The Missionary convention of the Hocking District was held Immediately followln,i the Mau a del1e1ous ham d in n er was Sunday at the Mt. Zion of which . . · Baptist church in Rutland, The f'MY Group of the Laurel Re V. E lbe rt MC Ghee 1S served b)' the ladles or the p,rlah he pastor and Mrs. Ed.1th Thomas 1s t Cliff Free Methodist Church and president ot the local.rsociety. to the guests. Paul Casd, toaslBy LIJCILL ■ HAWK INS th e ir families m et at Bailey's Lak e master. c.alled upon Msgr, M,ur"Striving for high grade in Christian expression" was the phy, Father Dunn . Father TUrel 1 · Weekend gueste of Mr. an d Mn Tuesday at ti p. m. for a potluck sermon topic of the Rev. McGhee at the 1 1 a.m . Worship serrry re e rsv11lt, w e Mio. Keiser, Ha pan dinn e r. L dres and Father Wippe All rollowing the din ner a ,hort vice. Mn, M.cGh ee was the pi1111Jst 1 � ---------�ed with a few well rhOSt!n words. Mr an d Mn,. Earl Eggie of Bell• · n o f .Mn. On Viney, openvue, K:r.,, and Mr. 11nd Mn. Fred business sessio n was held with for the ltrvice, d'1re ct1o A d in ner was served A recephon from 4 until 7 o' Mesl·hel--'or Grun d y, Va. Sun d ay Mrs. Willi.im Strausbaugh presid · . a t no� n ed wi t h the Guild pledge a nd cl u.·_k was .held . 111 lh e auditorium guests Were Mrs. Mareella <..lister lng. Pray er by Mrs. G erald Pullins and the aftemoo n seuion was m song. Rea cU na: s were ,: iven by I dunng which time Father W1ppel ur Columbus and :!dn. Carolyn open ed th e metlin&, Plans for an ebarge of Mre. Lula Hamp t� n. Phyllis Harding and Rose Marie i::a�·e his first priestly blessing l"harlet, Loga n . .i ttendance co ntest to be h e ld J n d btlkt president . A song aerv.u:e L•_eper or _G 1oust er and J1nltt RI· Mr. and Mr�. Milton lloush .and the Sunday School were d i.scussed. conducted by Mr,. H e len Harper ch ard &, . M 1 ddl e port ; A so]O !J J11 ' to all prest"11L I d istrict pian ist, ope ned the meet• . family of Zanesvill e spen t the Th e day dosed with Solem n I w t• >.' kn1d with Mr. a nd Mr&. Muo n The group 11hm d e ci ded to have 8 ing, followed with devotions by �t. Wri ght of Mt. Zion clos the I , wiener roast at the neKt meeting lid progra m . �t• neJ ic t u .,,i al 7 . 0 d •wk w t lh the I Fisher ind Mr. and Mrs. Orb · a nd invit e the young people of th e Mrs. Myrtl e Warre n, Rutla nd and R e v. Samu e l Jackson of Naomi S.il' re d Hearl t' hl l< l r f' n (' ho i r pro- Harns. Carla a nd Barbara fi"isher church. The da te will be a n nounc- Mis. Ethyl Riley, Glouste r. vidmg the JUU!-iH' HaptJst Church, ha d t�e &ermo_n I at' rompanied them ho me for a ed la1t1r. Following the busi ness session for the afternovn, u5111g as his UnaUle lo attend the Mass l>ut I \' lSit. a nd childre n 's ba nd r g r m w as <"O m l n� later ill l h e ,!Jy we.re I A n e ection of uffit'l'n wa s hel d Rev. and Mrs. E. E Roush end ·,,,,P11.�" � r M r� . aubj ect "The Ma_ codo nian Call. " , e hel d d ,nd r the Hf ' \'. (,�orµ� Ad<1n1�- i{(>V. _l-.d- 1 Mrs. Amy H e lm return ed to th · with '.,(rs. Strausbaugh selected as " v � Rem ar ks _ w e:\g\�en bY Re v. An• ,�·a. rd 1 < ml r ff 8nd K ev. W i lliam horn(' . Lakeview , Wedn esd ay ,11 f ��; president; Mrs . J a mes Gil m ore , Laura Young. A solo "I Think drew w ri� h · u_ an d ; Mrs. Dor• Whe n I Read That Swee t Story Of { 0rnd1u:;. 1 a several days visit with Mr. vice pnisiden t; Mrs. Lloyd Wright, Old " was presented by An na Lee oth.y, Lewis: president of the Wf>­ Hubert Wolre . ;le i:: Au llary B of Por m uth 1-'athrr Wippcl wa� i,: r an l ed a I a nd . Mni. Charl e6 Withrow , Min• set"relary:; Mrs Ernest W il liams, Glouster. , t e asurer Mrs, diPowell rs I r et ; �rs_. . emI ce �_or�en, ill e . r I shor! ral·a twn with his family he• c v The Gulld program under the I Providenc s : :dr-s. Gerald p, J oI ctor e mlssion r .ind and e d1stnd supervisor of e Mrs. Mr. Bak Walter r _ _ _ ___ __ ___ . fore r£>porlin" for Ii i :; .'l umm r r I ms, �1rector of se rvices ; Mrs. Os• [ l 1 the children's ba n d an d Mn. Zu e• I 1 m 1ly of Caldw e ll visited rela· M EETIN POSTP G ONE D a�., 1 �nmcnt J� SC'pte rnhcr tu: 1\ , I I car Smtih. director of education ; ) The presid en t of the Middlef}Ort lelia Smith, supervisor of the I return 1 U the C�l hol ir U1,i -.-er� : 1 , 1 Vt's here over th e we ek e n d . .'\ nd y Grueser has returned to and Re v Wm Sttau .1b.augh, d irec- Garde n Club wi s hes to .announce Girls Guilds of tbe Provide nce I W a shin�lon, n. c. whl't<' lie w i il 1 1 bt• on l hc University fatul1 " . I .,, home on U n ion Av e nue alter to r of cvangrl ism. Clifford Jacobs that t h e Ju ne m e eting of th e club District. . An offeri ng was taken by Mrs. visit months in w1:1s named a1lvisor. will be postpon ed until later in th e llr la t n·cs 11nd friend� a l l cnd - " several Prayer by Powell co Mrs. nclud ed m onth. Th.a Tbo mas Ri�ard, ,Mn. Sa d ie Jones Mon e s s en, Pa. .and pl ace will t dale m;: from out•1Jf tnwn wt•rc. 1 Mrs. Mary Baumgardne r a nd Miss Mr. and Mrs. Allie Gru e&e r and L h .=! me etin g . be an noun ced la ter. Attendin1 were Re\l. and . l\fr.s. I Mr and Mr�. Patrick Wippel, :;on Abe an d Mrs. Dorothy Mauck J _______ t w J h Mr .ind Mrs. J oseph Gensor, Mr. and so n11, Ran d y an d John WUllam Slrausbaugh an d child ren, Dav'id ifbe r:p!r� er committffs were Harry Craig, who was taken to and M rs Leo Me).1 ulh• n and son, of Moneuen Pa., wer{' w eekend and Carolyn, Mr. and :,irs. Ernest the Mei,s General Hospital early given . after whii;:h closi ng rem arks . McMaryland; :W:r. and Mrs. Leigh an d guests or Mr. an d Mn. Martin Powe ll, Mr. �n d Mrs. Lloyd Wright Monday mor nin g, is report\:ld to b e and \he• b,.-iedleti9n by . - Rev.• family, Larry Mam·tti, Miss, Kath- McA ngus and fa m iJy a n d Mn. and childre n, Michuel, Ben ny an d in !eri�LIs cond't· .. .· I Gh•t clo,od t'· •� m•.. ,, .. I ion . Re be cca. Mrs. Gerald Pulli ns an d ryn Riley, Washington, D. C.; Mr. Wende ll Bel.Zing. and Mrs. Paul A. But l1•r a nd Miss Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Bearhs and sons, Dean and Wayn e , Sandra Gil• Mary M. Slf@rry, New York. son spe nt the we e kend in Thur&• more end Susa n Tracy . Mr. and Mrs. Ed Le {; e ndre and ton with Mr . .ind Mn. Raymond I dn11ghtcrs, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pullins . an d family a nd i n Canal Birtlt Announced Braum, Mr and Mrs Don Har- Winrh e ste r with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Carm e l Je'!"t'lt of ris, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Branden- Hoy Evans an d family. Mi d<ll e port are a n nouncing lhc berg an<l farnily and Mr. 1111d Mn. Alva Hite an d son He ral d birth of a daughter Frid ay, May Mr�. Dflllilld Coffcey and family, and son George ol Baltimor e , O., 27, 11t Hulze r Hospital. She has visited bri e fly Satur day with Mr. i)een named, Carm e n Jea n . Th e Dilyton. Mrs. Arthur Sherry, B e llaire. I and Mrs. Rollin Bearh s. Je wett's have t wo oth er daugh t ers. Mr. an d Mrs. G. T. Carle ton John I.. Curtis, Mr. an d Mrs. Mr. a nd Mrs. Frank Jewett of Joi,cph Corrigan, Mrs. A.nne Culli.• we re business visitors in Park, Midd l eport are gandparents of the nan, Miss Mary Ellen Andr e w, ersburg Tuesday. chil d en. Mr. and Mr s. Marlon Co ngdon Miss Mary Ann Velikis, Mi1:1s Margaret Ril e y, Pearl McCrery an d of Parkersburg o nd Mrs. Dick P et• son, Miss Tere1>a Macki n , Miu ty or Long Bot tom were Sunday umbus spe nt the weekend at their gues ts of Mr. and Mr!!. G. T. home in Minersvill e. Robe rto Ma1:kin of Columbus . Na net te Richardson returned Mrs. Ste lla Whaley, Mrs. Elita- Carl e ton . to h e r ho me in Columbus Mon• R. E. Vaughan who is e m ployed beth Walsh, Mr. a nd Mrs. Jack after a several days visit with day Hu Mr. n t in gto t r, n nti and spen he weekend O'Lara an d daught e her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mn. Wm. Corcoran, Mr. and M l'J. with his family. Wm. }tr ey, Mr. and Mr�. Ralph Pal Vaughan, titudent at Ohio Kern s Roush. I Ma m:i l ng an d Walter Roush l eft F and Slate Unlverally spen t the week Butter and sons, Wm. rey son s, Bernard B. Devlin, of Pitts- en d with his parents. Pat a fresh W ednesda y to return to tbelr the Union burgh, m an w as prese n ted wi t h a first em ployme nt wi t h ne . Th ey left by Li plane Barge w l daliS u• e n i St s nclng ne is, e n edal ed m Mbs 1-: liz.ibeld Pauliko ,lay morning June t. He will re• fro m Hu nt i ngto n for Evan svill e , b e nvill!!. Mr. and Mrs. Sleve !lester and turn hom e Ju ne 8 for his sum mer Ind., where tltey will board the m otor vess e l ..Northern ." son. Miss 1:Jlanche H ester and vacation. . Miss Eva Houd ashelt a nd Mr. Buzz Beegle has return ed to Ft. Mrs. Mubel And erson, Chicago. Mon m outh, N. J., a fter a week and Mrs. John Hutchi n so n and end vislt with his par e n ts, Mr. and fa m ily of Colu mbus were week I ' ··--- •....__ .,,) f't•stivnl An,wunced Mrs. Joseph Be e gle .i nd daughter e nd guest of rela tives an d frlend1. ,.-;;;--Mr. and Mrs, Harol d Hom er Miys Shirl e y. At St. Josepli Pllrisl, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Cooper J e (t Barte ls and son Da n ny, Young:&• Members of the St. Jose ph Ca­ W e dn e sd ay for Brecksville for a town were week en d guests of the tholic Church are planning a fell• ti'1al to bl' held Ju ne 1 7 and Ill visit with their so n and da �i'1· former's gr�nd mo t h e r, Mrs. Ed n a ,'Nye A.ve. In the Parish Han at Mason at ter•in-law. Mr. an d Mra, "\1/nham Bartels Mr. an d Mrs. Chllrles Spence r which lime a eolored td e vision G, Coop e r a nd family. e nton, Fla., Yisited Mon ­ Brad or A and Jac.k Mr. Ro en Mrs. baum w111 he given nway. 1 Dinner wll! he served on holh il nd child re n, Jacki e , Ricky, Bar• da • wit h Mr . an d Mn. E. J. Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jone, Jr. a nd ' d ays. There will be rwcdlC'work b.11t a, Sm1a n, John ny and JoA n n 11m to an d Miss Mary 11111 of Col­ family a o ield n . Mr a d Mr. an Springf f d the an d apron booths, games for 1 umbus were we eke nd gu ei.h of put onJ A cinch-became chil d ren, home bake d �oo ds. dolls Philip Meier of Columbu s were flowers, parcel 11051 and various weeken d gue sts of Mr. and Mrs. th,eir p11 renh, Mr and Mrs. E . J. . BltPlly i, I bra in - I Fred Hose n baum. Sun d ay the Hill. oth e r booths. Sti"""" NC!iono make the Mrs. E . J. Hill l e ft today for a Proceed� frnm lhi� fe.� 1ival group joined re lativ es and frien d s business visit in Columbus. IIWII ol while the five-inch ) th e home of Russ e ll Capehart, at will go 10 lht' St. Joseph Buildi11g Mrs. Hol>ert Gooch ente red Ho[ . Fund. The public is ror d lally ill· Masor\, W. Va .. for a picnic. ( auu,b.frmit wbittleo ...., Mr. and Mrs. Philip Shea a nd 1 1.er Hospital Tu e sday e v enlng for vited . midrifl Back cotton with Ill elutic family of Akron visit ed Saturd ay obs e rvation an d treat ment. Mr. a nd Mrs. Robert Rogers and inaert, In white, Siuo 394211, wlth her hth e r, Clifford Newdaught er Of Nelsonville visite d hurst. 3,'l-46C. Beet ol oil: it - OJlly Wayn<" Russell nl Brookvllle Sund ay with Mr. a n d Mrs. E. J. Hill. Pa .. spent lh e week e nd with h i� Mr. a nd Mrs. WIiiiam Nease , m n l 'w r. M n�. S i m p Russe ll. Frank B. Will and Miss Frieda and famil y or Middletown spent I , Fat"!\.111' �· 1si ted Thursday in st . , the weeke nd with their parents, M" r"s W. Va., with Mra . o . L. Mr. and Mrs. Cli llord Phillips I and Mr. and Mrs. Uswln Nease. Quillen. Mr. 11nd Mrs. Pearl Jaboelii vis• !l ed Sunda .v wi!h Mr, an d Mr1>. MEN'S �nc lit Fr11: n k Buck and Mr , and Mrs. Charles Burt a nd family. Mrs. P.(fic C'ongrovc or Reed&• vllle un derwe n t major 1uraery at Camd c11-Ciark Hospital, Parken· Sizes 6 To 12 burg la�t week. Mr. and M"rs. Nathan Bii;g.11 and A Cartoon lwry fr\ll9htl family an d Miss Marjorie Burt were buslneNs vJaitora in Parkers­ burg Tuesday. Billy Blg,118 will en ter St. Joaeph Hoapltal Sunday Discontinued Styles lor surgery. TONIGHT and II RIDAY Broken Sties A. R. Knigh t and son Vincent MiclHle l Rennie and th e holida)' weekend in But All Saes In Group apept Jemos M-cAr1:hUr 1n PAY k FOR A SECOND Indian,�polls. W111lt Dls ney's Mr�, A. R Kni1ht Is visiting i n PAIJt . • ' ' Tffl) "SRO MAN ON THE MEN'S & BOYS' Beli'lllto n, W. Va., with her fath­ MOUNT AIN" · · '• er, J . . li. Gall. (Tec-hnkol,or) Mr , and Mrs. Jacob M:eDowall - also . ' and Mr. and Mra. P.at Quinn and George Montgomery in , daushter Ci.nd)' were Sundly ALL SIZES "WAn.JSI" WOMEN'S ME!ll'S & BOYS' gue4t.a or Mr. and Mra. Karl Grue­ (Tec-tmlcc•l·or) ser and family, Mlnenvlne. Also Cartoon Mr. and Mrs, Harr)' Keiaer re­ ALL SIZES turned borne last 'Qiurlda)' from Reg. •7.95 NOW AT STATE THEATI?:: • visit with relatiYea In Columbua • Bbck PT, PLIASANT • Brown The)' were aceompanled home by • Blue their d11uahter, Mrs. Homer Ihle. "VISIT TO SMALL PLA..\: l:'."i" '' Mr. and Mrs , Ed Noon of ColHeavy . Crepe Soles Now You Kno" The hl1hftt llllteracy rite 1ny­ .,. In th. ww1d 11 In Miu'"" �ye WMN tt pa,r HM of 111 ... ....... . ,. UNltl• 9"fl .. ..... e a1 • ent1ne WEATHER Ohio: P11fty cl""', Utt.. C..S­ er north..st, ..,....,. .-vth.... t.dly with 11t1tte,.... •ftefflnn tr .,,...1.,. thv,,_,.,...,,,.,. ,_...., 10uth and Nd. Partty dGIU4r ,._ nttht and Hflh 71-16. Low tonight In SO.. latu,.,. I I I I SEE • Mainly About People In Pomeroy Solemn High Mass Sunday At Pomeroy Sarred Hearl Church wu beau n tifu!!)' decontcd m white and n t gold and filled to capacity when Rev . f;lther John F. W ippel of• d e feted his first Solem11 M.ass 011 Rouih ar d :Mrs. Amy Helm ut Th� May 29, at 1 1 :30 o 'clock PLaff Sunday, Powder Mid of Club Lakeview, Davld Thomas and Mrs. a.m sted by his pastor, w to Wedt eport n was Hope He Lake e d1 Nora Rowh of Mi ne rsville. nesday for an all d,1y outing Th e Father JohJJ Turel, Fath e r John a(h,ir wu held as II fart-well for Sherry an d F11lh e r Paul Cullm a n · !h e Seniors of th e group. Donald Horak was mailer of went They Ill emonies and early rer morning e th serv e rs wp re POMEROY, 01110 an d held a picnic at nooJJ Among ;ienJJi1 Lyd eo . Robert Burkett, TONIGHT MCI FR IDAY th ose attending Wf're Karen McEI · Micha e l rnd fo'ra n cis An d rew "STALAG 1 7 " htnny, Kay Jenlunson. Susi e Pul .' tsgr. t:. F Murphy, V. C . de WilUam Hol den .an d len. Judy Gre1:c . Judy S.iu e r, Jan• live-· ed an eloquent se rmon vn Otto Prem inger ice Zirkle. Belly Lou Gilmore . the holy priesthood. P re si: n t 1 11 th f' SUNDAY thru WEDNESDAY Ly nn Buchanan. Marianne Wood• sanctuary were Re v. Eug e ne F. JUNE S-1 gerd, Dons Rice. Betty and Bar. Dunn, Rev John Belfi e ld, Rev. w�1t Di,mey 's bara (.'overt, Maida Roush, Diana Laurence Frey. Re x. Fnnr18 Mal''TOBY TYLER" St umbo . J&nic·e Hauck. Bei:ky Leo-- on e y, Re �· Fr �rn; t s Cul l �vi·r h 1 ,1 , ln Tl'C'hnicolor nard and Mrs. Richard Hovatter Rev G<'nrr:e Yontz . Kt"vin Corr-or. n and h o panicd the girl !! as � Thl' � i nr:in� n f L hr be a u t i 1 u l 1 � ���� � "Oh imP" Ohunpa.nzf'a h a re rhant Mass was drme by the cholf of S J h s m ���;;a;;;;;;a�a;;;;a;;;;a;;;;a;;;;a;;;;a;;;;a;;;;;,;;;;;;;a;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;���� L.;,�o��a� ·s__::e�:;� ,.t "i'�·��: laurel Cliff FM Y Group Holds Potluck Dinner • ' I • 8111 Chipman l Danny Thomp10n Lloyd McLaughlin AT POM ERO Y MOTO R CO. 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SM.O E STO.rt E ·�' ,I ' . , MIDDLIPOII.T l Damages May Hit $800,000 In NYC Accident BOWLING GREEN, O. UPI­ Damag e estim .ites ran as hi.ah 111 $800,000 today i n a collision be­ ·1 tween a tractor-trailer truck and a New York Central Railroad freight train that tilled one man and derailed three dieael unit.a .and Z2 boa: c,n Tbunday. The truck driver, Edwar'd Slot­ er. Chillicothe, was killed in the spectacular cra&b that tied up traffic on the tract■ and ne.arb)' u. s. 6. The train's engineer was D. R. Ingram, Bellefontaine. The con­ ductor was O. C. Piper, Zanes­ ville. They were not injured. Only hours after the accident, T11.eodore Kennedy, 56, Rt. 1, Genoa, was fatally injured when a freight train struck his car on 1nother Wood County crouinc three miles south or Toledo. It marked the third crossing death since Sunday. Railroad . officials said the dam1ge to the die�ls, bos: �cars, track a nd to the content.II of the truct -which was loaded witb mostly omce lurniture-wuuld: • ' e,mou.nt. to _ $80q,OOO. · Aulhorlties said the truck struck the second, ui:dhol bat; cUt\ 1 , ' • . se1 on the un protected grade­ crossing. The truck's <',,lrga w11 scattered over the hiJhway and several y.irds of track was ripped ,p. m., ' '' ·, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 2, 1960