https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e8749760a652c4766b4a59cdb6a06533.pdf 68fe1bfcc03c8d7e90f4fd5f6a9041fe PDF Text Text '• • 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 _ $80q,OOO. · Aulhorlties said the truck struck the second, ui:dhol bat; cUt\ 1 , ' • . se1 on the un protected grade­ crossing. The truck's <',,lrga w11 scattered over the hiJhway and several y.irds of track was ripped ,p. m., ' '' ·, �. . ... . ••• .., •• • • • • ----- - - --·-· - Amateur Garden Club Holds Session At Ahlsba ry Home to Celebra te Anniversary I The Amateur Gardeners Club of Middleport met Wednes­ day e�ehlng at l)ie home ol M rs. Kenneth Amsbary, Chester road, (or a COD)6iliation meeting of guest night and a 20th an­ niversary celebration. The meeting opened with devotionals by Mrs. Edgar Rey­ nolds. The pr�ideht. Mrs. Guy Reynolds welcomed the members and gul."sl:$ afler which she a short busi nen met>l· condueted . 1n �e rtport of the nom inati ng comm'.f:tee was l!i"tn by chai rman ol Lhe committee, Mrs. Roberl coaui ,, follows; Presid e nt, Mrs wiuitn1 S l at('r· vice pr�s1-r denl Mrs. Wes l t'y r'ry · secrt'dlry ' Mrs. <;'har l es Blake slee'. t rrasurer: � M rs F.d gar Reynolds Af1er thr husinl'ss session each membn mt rodul' t'd hn guest af!er which Mrs Arthur Sk inner , presented an int e rest ing prngram on nower arran .l!in".I! .i nd its growth during the past 50 ye.-irs. Tht' firs t arran geme nt was an early Wil l iamstown arranxrmen t m.adf' by Mrs. Coats and dt'H" rihed i n detail h)' l1 rs. f:. H eynolds who was c.-oslumcd appropriately I n a gay nlnet it's ensembl e . An arrangem e nt or 20 years ago w,a, made and described l, y Mrs :Bi'tlcP Lloyd coMistlng or purpl e Ins and l emon ] i J iPs. M r .<i . Lloyl! al:fO gave II book repor t ' "F l ower Arr•ngin.g in Color" hy Rotkwe l l and Grayson. Mr:;. Bl akeslee made and presented a Japa nese and Maribana arranaemenl whieh comi:sl ed or Fi rethorn and Peonlea. FollowIng lhese demonstrations Mrs. For rest B11chtel gave a reading from •·Adam11 Proresa;ion and ils Conqu.c11 by Eve ' ' by Julia Meade. Holl call Wll,S unswcred by members "�emories' or previous m..,11.g,. Mn. (bats, , charter member was preaenled D corsage by 1\1 rs. Skinner af1er which the group wo11 in\'iled to the dining room for X,fl'.t1�pwnt11. T.h& table was covf'rf!d� wllh an ivor')' c.-Jotb (lfl w�h were placed pir,k cemlles end a ce11tllrpiece of pink ro11cs and baby breath by Mrs. Coals. -.:- ol Attend Arnott Funeral Rites · At Letart Sunday Funeral services for Mrs. Ber• tha Arno t t were hel d el the Le­ tart Methodist f'hurch, Sunda y 111 t p. m. with the Rev. Ira Tihhs .,,11ted by Rev. Roy Bush and .Rev. Freeland Norrl1, officiating. Special mu1ic waa provldrd by Rev. Norris, Mari l yn Powe l l and Marjorie Grlmm. Burial wa11 in the Letart ceme· lery and pallbearers were C l arence and Jnck Ad11ms, Gary Wolfe Charle1 Bush and Ch11rlcs Ihle. Coml nli: from out of town , w(JM, John Arnolt. Long hl,nd, N,. 'i1f! Mr. and Mn. Jes11 Arnott, Jtochl!l-' ter, P11.; Mr. a11d Mrs. Henry )toore, Maryland; Mr. and Mrs. Del Housh, Grove City; Mr. und Mrs. Ira llig�s. Mr. and Mr.� . Ralph Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Rouah and Miss Jean Arno1 1 , al l of Co l umbus. _____ ----It- ......... ·- - 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Arou nd And About Midd leport SHOWED UP, SO ALL '!HEY COULD DO WAS PLAY CAR DS ... 'IHANX AWC A 11POP T SMAPEl:AO, '117 8a.MON'f PL.NO. SEATiLE Z, 1 I W_A:9:1-1 . \ ��,\'� t� l!ati of Mr, and Mrs. L. E. l!�inold, and Mrs. Ma,·­ tiltet Reytiolds Sii,i�iy were Mr. 1111,d Mra, Jo�p� McKay end dnu­ ihters, Sari A:n'n and Cinda, Mans­ field, Mr. iind Mra. Gerald Rupe, Route 1 , Mr. and Mrs. VB l Hcy­ nolds and daughters Ly n n and Gwynn of Morgantown. Other gueMts during lhe day were Mr. and Mrs. George Stace, Findlay. Mr. and MrR. T. G. Reynolds of Lebanon, Mr. and Mrs. G E. Con­ roy Sr, and son Hugh. Akron, Mr. and Mrs. George Conroy Jr., and daughter Kim o"t Warren and Mrs. B. A. Dodson, Chesler. Mrs. Charles Payne. Dayton, arrJved Thursday to attend the Mrs. Harvey Van Vrankcn and graduation exercises 11t M I IS Mrs. Willlum ware were hostes!les when Em lllne Rowl es and Janic e when the Sew-Rit e Sewing Cl u b Hlchards received their dip l omas m e t Wednesday e vening a t th e ir und to 1pend the week with her mother, Mrs. Kathryn Payne who dub room. A short busin ess· session was is convalescing at her home. William Broughton and Wulker held with the president, Mrs. Donald Collins pre1iding. Plans Whiling, Fairmont, W. Va.. who 11•er1! dii.cussed for a fami l y pic­ came Saturday to atte nd the nic, a hayride a nd an ke cr eam 11oclal . . . Games wero played wllh pr1Je, , .a)farded to Mrs. F.lza G ilmore Jr. 'Mu. Charle-s Spe11t"er who also won the door prize anrl Mrs. Col­ l i11s. Mr11. J1111w.� Butler rl!('el\•NI n hlrthdny �lft from her se<·rel pa l . ltcfreHhmonls were servt'd by the hosti!Ueff during the !!Ol'ia l hour. ll oslesllt"'I\ for the next meeting wil l be MrH. Dayton Strlcklond a n cl M rs. l'harles Hoffman. c. Sew-Rite Cl u b Holds Meeting At Club Rooms ,-> ue ts e G · cHM�rl I Job's Dau.gl,ters Meet A m eelir1g of Job's Daughters wus lwlrl Thur�day evening al tho MPsonic Ha l l in Pomeroy with Mi �s Carman Sa l 11er, Honot·ed Qul!en , pre siding. Plans were mude for members 1.o attend a Grand Session of the o rder In Columbus June 24 and 25. Also plann ed was a bake sale to be held tomorrow nt the Sports Cenler In Midd le port becinnmg at 9 a, m. The final honor roll nt !ht' yenr for Rutlflnd High S1•honl hns hern 11nnou n(·t•d by Exec>utivc !lead r.corge Dallas as follows: Senion: Jo1111 Harrison, Doltle J.ura1, Larry Morrl11, Marjorie Priddy, Wayne Rou!lh, lrt'!ne Scarles, Pally Young , Dorothy llyscl l , f'llU l ene Glb1on, Lawrence Bro1:im . JunlorN: Larry Uotrman. Nina Adkln!J, Ro11Ue Davis, Barry llroa:an, Larry Long, Patty Rife , Hazel Stanley. Sophomores: Maylee EdwardA, Judy l,('e, Clarence Lamherl, Junr Tllll1. Frc,hmen: Msrlflne Hoffman. I 't'fie Tri-County Teen Canteen . wi\t} ,observ e its •thitd anniversiiry a t" "a rt out'slde record hop this Sat­ u,.d.a.,: night in Pomeroy. · 'tlimeing will be beh i nd Zirk's Dairy Ba r from 7:30 to 1 1 p. m. No admission will be charged. Playing th e records will be th e canteeri's new dlsc jockey, Law• rence (Butch) Lisle of Syrac.-ose, who will spin the top 100 rccurds in th e nation along with a pre vue of many new releases. Highlight or the informal evening will be tht• selection of winners in a fast dance contest. Winner s wi l l receiv� cash prizes. The Pomeroy Pollc.-c Departrr,Clll under th e dire ction of Chier ,l_.d Webster 13 workinc with t!w C:i n­ teen In st.aging the first outdo.)r record hop in the three yrar IJis­ toty or the Cante e n. All rcguh1r stan d-by contests will be L �ll­ dUcted. _...__ •---------. I '111e Almana� - 'fOD,\1{JI A.ND. YESTl'RYV J.R L.. ':i r.., 11 . ➔ . By UniMd Pren lnttrn•tlon•I Today ia Fridiiy, June a, th e 155th day or the year, wilh 2 1 1 more in 1960_. , . . The moon 1s approachmg its lull phase. . 'l'�e morning stars arc Mars, Jupiter �nd Saturn _. On this day in history : . . In 1 808, Jefferson Davis, pres ,. dent �f t he Confederat e Stat es of America. was born. ln _la . the Jmmortal b�;ball ela.ss1c �Casey At The Bat - • • • • wr1tten by Ernest L. Thayer, was 11uhlished for the first time i n th e San Francisco Examiner. In 1901. Engli�h • Am erican ador - manager Maurice Evuns WU!! born in Dorchester, F.ngland. In 1937, the Duke or Windsor Mrs. Wallie W arfield marrled Simpson. Thought for today: George IV of England Haid, In a C hrie1mas .l'(r('eltng to the British Empire: ''If I may be regarded as In somC' true !lense the head o! thil!I ii:reat end widespread family, sharing ii.!! life and su8tain ed by Us e r­ feclion thls wlll be a full reward for the long and sometime anxious labours of my reign. room ........... __., ... ..,_.., ............... •r• • ALM nanNtH ........ .., ■ Mr. and Mra. Harold BNIWl!lr and weNI recent 1unu or bis p1rent11, Mr . and Mn. A. C. Brflwer. ·-· =••�a.If�.,.��= __, ., dau,:hte r M DAILY SBITIIB. OIVat'I!:!) TO INJllllSII or MIGS-IIMOII ADA , .. -. ..,.._ ilot lun4of bJ T!le hb!WI"" ComJ>o1i1 dlPII 11.. � Volll al 110 ... 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COMFORT DELUXE i.Wol, M 1,T H �Lv I HING J4 eilllM . · -., 1 1:s! .. .... -- - CUllLEE Tl ES ...,. f' ■I Il l _ IN MIDJ)LIPORT The great dJly is coming real soon. Yes, Father's Day will be here Sunday June 19th. And if you wan! lo please Dad from Head lo Toe make Haa­ F O O D -- - - on one ore .., I For A <;enuine Sealy Mallren . II.IT ��rll . · ■ ,owl Kin Club Meetins Held W ednaday Night - Mrs. Gertrude Neutiling and Mr and Mrs. Walter Halls and aon or Athens and Walte r Reuter of Pom• eroy were Sun day 1uesll of Mr. and Mrs. Homer H1wi:ln1. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reuter have re­ turned hom e after a yJsll in Tuc­ son, Arizona with their 10n, Cha r• les, an d family. Mr. and Mn. Harold Johnson of Springfield were weeken d guestl ol her sister, Mn. �eodore Le­ hew and other relatives. Mrs. Lollie Dlion of Toronto, Mn. Samuel Michael assisted Canada, Is the guest or her brother by Mrs. William l"recker enter­ and sister•in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ho­ tained the Ladles Ai d of St. mer Hawkins and other relatives. Paul's Lutheran Church Wednes­ John Bryant hH left for San• day afternoon at her home. ford, Fla., for a viait with hill The meeting in charge of Mrs. brother, Edgar R . Valt:. While in Virgil Hamm, president, opened Florida he will be employed. "with group singing of America and JeRus Loves Me, followed with a vocal dued by the Ml• c.-hael twins, Lenora and Louise, who sang "The Bible Tells Me So." Mrs. Frecker read a prayer and a lso presented lhe Bible study on Mark 10. During the buainess s eS!llon, The Tuppers Plains Daily Vaca­ Mrs. B ertha Holter, Mrs. Thoren Uon Bible School will open June 6 Coltrlll, Mrs. Clara Grueser, Mr,. ' at the Christian Church. It will be John Hamm, Mrs. Ora A r• held for one week and lhe theme is cher, Mrs. Dana Hamm and "The Church." Mrs. G. L. Michael were wel­ The school is beinK sponso red by comed aa (luesta. Mrs. Virgil the chur1:hes of the community, Hamm gave a report on the re• with classes held in each. All cent convention which she attend­ children of the community are urg• ed in Zanesville. Planl!I were made ed to attend. for a picnic in July with Mrs. William scout laws. After repeating a law, Roger Frecker, Mrs. Frecker and Mrs. Michael named each girl placed her cand le in a as the committee to cho1e a green and gold treJoll holder, Cynthia Gabhart; Patty Boring place. The Lord's Prayer in uni• an.d Sandy Carter, who had com­ son concluded the meeting, Refreshments were served at pleted the tenderfoot requirements the close of the meeting by the were· escorted and lntroduced by Nola Myers,· Charlotte Durst and hostes11es, I Joan Davis. The girls were pinned by t he ir escorts and the entire troop repeal ed the Girl Scout Promise - and sang "Whene'cr You Make A Promise." One y ear service stars were pre­ sented to the girls by leaders, Mrs. Paul Nichols, Mrs. John Hetzer end Mrs. Erne &t Whitehead. Followini the c eremonies. Mrs. Nichols, Day Camp Director, re­ minded each gi rl to bring her dol­ lar and resistratin card for the camp, which will be held June 6· 10, lo the next meeting, Patty Durst led the troops in the singing or "Taps" in the Friend­ ship'' circle. . ... ....·----.............. s33 --- �,. ..--.. Congenial surro�ndlna's that stim­ ulate conversatl�n all the tasty •P"l'laJtles ladies jike . . . served riJht. Modest prices! · Mrs. Orvllle, Rader and dauchter M artha, Columb 1111t spent the week en d with W. H. Ebenba ch and daugh ter, Sybil. Mrs. Anna Miller of LanaavJlle spent last week with. Mn. Everett McKnight, Union Ave. Mr. 1r nd M.r1. Bethel Moore and sister, Mn. Young of Ruakin, P111 .. Mra. J. A. Sweeney of Rutland and Mr1. Earl Halliday '>( Alhena were Sunday dinner guesta of Mra. Everett McKnight. D inner. guesl .S Wedneiday o ( Mn. C. L. Arnold , Athena Road, were Mrs. Norman Schaefer, M rs. Louel• la Stahl an d Mn. Lester Brook• over. Mrs. Richard Campbell and Mrl. Albert Woodard were I n Loaan on Wednesday eve�in& to participate in a memorial service for Glady1 Riffl e , .who was deputy o f Perr)' Council, Daughters of America. at New Lexington. .£0 IN 1FBJI.BSI Lcnltet' 1.,..ch-time is fun ·· · · Member Federal Deposit luuranoe Corporallo POMEllOY RUTLAND MtTTOIIAL IN MI DDLEPORT J I BANKING SINCE 187! Member Fedenl Reserve Syslell' • BAK ER FUit .. iTUR i The Willing Workere Class or the Zion Church or Christ held lts regular meetln.c: at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hysell Wed• ne1d11y evening , The meeting was opened with ' prayer by Rev. Gene Underwood • and devotions by Neva McElroy-. 1 Present were Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Russell. Mr. and Mr1. Paul McElroy, Mr. and Mn. Un­ derwood, Mrs. Evelyn Thomit, Mrs Mae Scherbarth, Mrs. Vi rginia Wyatt, kay Wyatt, Mrs. Helen Johnson and Bcverb. Mrs. Grace Wa,ne, Cathy GIikey ,nd Mr. 1 ifrs. Hyaell and , ��,:hter ���a · , 1 ·. I • We Pay 3% Interest On Your Savings CONCERT ElEC11fi¢ tllHII ORGAN Wil ling Workers Class Met At Hvsell Residence -�i at POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ANOTHER ·GOOD BUY "FROM BAKER'S II YSet Ap1rt For Thee" wu the topic of the devotlon, led by 'Mn. John Sauv1Ke, Jr., at lhe m ee tlnJ of the WSCS of thl! Albury Metllo­ dist Ch urch Wedneaday eY1mlnJ al the home of Hrs. Royal Thomu, S7:-acu1e. Mn. Wllllam Houd■1helt and Mn. William Eichina:er PNaented the pro,ram using the topie "Send Ye Forth With Joy." During the busineas le68ion with Mrs. Alice Capehart, president, in charce, 31 shut-ln calla were re­ ported. Communications were read concerning the LlntllSter School of Mluions to be held June 10-1�. and an Offier1 Training Day to be held at New Boston. June 16, and at the eve ning at the home of Mrs. United Methodilt Church on June Ruth Power.. in MiddlepOrt with 23, A vote or thanks waa given to a short buainess meetins: being Mra. Capehart and Mrs. Sauvage conducted b Mn. T&d Wemer, for making the yearbooks which presid ent. y were distributed to th e members. During the evening camea were A round robin sympathy card wu played with priu1 being awarded sent to M.r1. Bert Weeal!, who lost to Mra. C. J. Ebenbach and Mre. her mother by death. Neva Lehew. Mrs. Annice Ohlin• Mrs. Sauvaa:e read a portion of ger won tht- door prize. a book written by Billy Sund1y and The !:iirthday of Mn. Werner MiH Marcia Karr cave a talk on the book "A Uft For Living" to w.11 observed. The neit meeting will be held at the home of Mn. close the meetin,. Refreahmenta were se rved dur• Ebersbach on the 1,th. Refresh• m ents were served at the close Jng the 1oclal hour. of the evening . ly LUCILLI HAWKINS Open 0n June 6 ,METRQPOLITAN M b T O'l S I A re\lnlon on Memorial Day which h.u become traditional for lhe put 1 5 yea.r1 wu Mid lut Monday st the home of Mn. Kath• ryn Payne in Middleport. Thi• yur the blrthday of Mn. Payne wit allo celebrated with • large decorated cake and family dinner. Mn. Pyne received many carda a11d gifts from her rl!lativea and frlend1. Here from out of I.own for the reunion werl! Mia& Audell Phillipi and Eua Payton and Mrs. Ora V i. ney of Gloualer , Ohio, and Mr. and Mr1. Sam Tinsley and d1uthter, Peggy, Charleston. Tuppers Plains Bible School T,o Thomas' Entertain -- I:· !stun ·It ,lRllOW _ biilloble' liON, 9uoh . � � Stop In. itflli!,I • lifllot, I 1 959 lark 2 Door 1949 Olds111obile ,- Alao c� 11111 D..,.,ns � Aeellllel bi, llore! ' � See what • iwonderfal i,Jii- ......,. 1 958 Che�ill•t for Heul ,41 Payne Ho- Meet Wednesday At Michael Home f 959 Ford Fairlane I At Thomas Home Memorial Day Reunion Lutheran Ladies $39.50 up visit :tf.ae i II WN ...,"" the IX)lt ottlce at Poair , ..... Ohio, mtter _ al LOOK AT ,lHESE! SU ITS T II l"I and Sandri Carter received their wings from Mn. Balderson. N e w Brownies are Diane Petty Brenda and Patty Hollinger, Bren'. (U Boring, Jean Whitehead, Jackie Bi&e, Connie Litton and Patty Smith . Other Brownle1 not previously listed are Karen Humphrey, Bon ni e Rockhold, Karen Sprae:ue and Jeanie Cashdollar. Junior High Norma Nichole, Sco u t, served 81 leader tor the candlelight ceremony for the Girl Sco u t investlture Janet Hetzer. San dy and Mundry, Sandra Sprague, also Junior Hilih Scouu, assisted her in the lighting of the three large candle• which represe nted the threefold promise of the Girl Scouts. M ary Bise . Sandra and Roberta Trussell, Pally Dorsl, Mary Taylor. Carol Nichol• . K a ren c arter, Bren, da Larkin&, Sandy Walton and Patr icia Smith lighted 10 email cand les which represen!ed the 1 0 C- A R ' Svllimir Tropical ILLVD JI' e _ T,o Troop 1 80 In Reedsville Ceremony Eight new Brownie Scouta w ere ad ded to Troop 180 and three gir l a, two of them Brownie Fly . Up1, became Girl Scouts of Troop 179 durinJ two rer�monies at Stewart �•11 m Reedsv Llle, Tuesday even• mg. . Th e two troops form ed a single horseshoe for the investitures pre• ceded by u fhlg ceremony led by Intermediate Scout Linda Larkins. Llnda Brown, Sandra Newland, Brownies, and In lermediates Mary Taylor, Dolores Bise and Roberta Wells made up the Color Gua rd . Mrs. �l e Balderson, Brownie �c ader, mtroduced the new Brown• l�S to t�e tro�ps � nd presented the girls with thetr p111s after they had repeated the Brownie Promise. The entire troop sang the Brownie Smale Song. Mrs. A. C. Stewart, assistant leader, presented a_ll girls who had c.-�mpleted a_ year 1n the Brownies with a service star. Patty Boring Syrac use WSCS Meets Wednesday Mainly About People In Pomeroy Eight New Brownie Scouts Are Added I onstr1te' Che . 1111 . clean �p camp•!!�· · �. . and )!,s. Delbert Ours SP'"' ... M,.week end a t their honl here me 1960-3 , , ----------• NEED A BEJTtR gave lthe citY s S(fef't el&aners � vote -�f .fJdeq �'l!J:l�dfl when . he a� amhl e...s. � on and· Fer A. tool SlJMMER PUbu.bed •"'1 ..,_ • l"o_, , 0Mio- -�.,�•. o l<tohooo p•qllo r.'YJ.11118, odli. ,vn-21111. jjA\'b'fJ't)'k 09 Member■ of lhe Ohio Eta Pht Ch•Ptflr or Bela Sf&ma Phi soror­ ity left today for Dayton where they will attend the Slate Bela SJa:m1 Phi ronvenllon al the Bilt• DIOTfl Hotel RtJpre1enlalil'e1 from the th1p. ler are M"1. Reva V•u•han, Mr1. Charlolte Dillard, lln. Sue Grueser, M11. Narlcne Reinhart and Loul" Zirkle• Mr. and :drs. Russ Quillt>n ur Lefarl and Joe Price , Portlamt. c.-allcd Oil l1r. and Mrs. s. W D ur;.l Sundav a fternoon. Eh"er Carpenter and Bill MC'Kr l �ey CP!led on �fr 11nd Mrs. Pa u l Say<>r, Great .Bend. Tu esday C'\"t'll ing. Jerry D:'l.ily was an1ong' 1ht• Racine s cmv rs •� h o spen t il WN ' k in New York. W ashington, D. C'., ;t ll1l Atlan tic City. I .,........ _., · ST� PETlitS1m1t(S; "f'la.1 UPI- I Rec,ijallon �c(6>) Boij ' RlleEi " Sorority Member, Att1>1id Dayton Meeting 11.-1·1 no other 11r con­ d\11,/,,, 11kt 1111 t:Mr11< !m­ � Rool'n _Wttthinns\tr. C1n tlel • INUtt .,•• "''" tllJ ltlNf l•HP modtl . Ytl II e11t1 l/3 INS IO UH than ffllRJ. • I\H flHUHI Hw • n y N' 1' ght :M .,. S,n_turd · Pinal Honor Roll For Rutlan:d High School Ann,ounced -- 0E '" ji· ™ ii n "' UltlL I ·1, T11, EL MOp ·c·om1ng o· n 1, , 0., June 3, 1 960 "1 ans Iar th e annii.iil i"�'lCf'I i,..,n t' ana. of Evan�eline Chapt�r. OES, which and visi_t� re latives in the Mr. and Mrs. George Souders will be held Juhe 29 wert! discusweek sed when the chapter met Ttiul's- Ind childre n, Xenia, were end guests of her parents, Mr. and dav eveni n g at the Masonic.- H",11 in \ 'Middleport. The inepec.-tion will be I Mrs. Dell Talbott. - ·· held at the high school and all I officers are to meet each Monday • .• evenin g lo, special praclke. Toe prompters of the chV))ter are asked lo meet with them. • _i Mrs. Theo Neutzling, Worthy &"laLJ • tron, announced the dining room committee with Mrs. John Ketchka and Mn. Jame, C,iswell a, cochairmen will be in charge of the SELLING DISH CLOTJ,IS e e�hment hour following the in-. Bob Mills. Scoutmaster of Troop ! � z · P ctton. 245, has an nounced that the troop lnvitations were read by the sec­ has reC'e.ived te n dozen sunflower -V8,. Automatic lrallS". All dish cloths and that anyone wish- re t ijry, Mrs. Charles Bennett, to jn, white beauty . ing to purchase is asked to con- I epections from the followins �hap. t ers, Dora, on June 25, Hurisbntacl t he members or l eader. ville on June 22 and Athens on June 17. It was also announced TO HOLD SOCIAL 2 Dool-. WSW tires, 6 cyt, The C l irton Climbers 4-H Club that Vinton will have a Grand Jri. std. trans. F.conomy plu1. spection h t on 17th. e at 4 June on will hold a social Assisting with the Sunshine Ciflon i n front or the Mattie Henry home. Re freshments being Drill were Miss Sharon Jones and sold will be soup, hot dogs, bar- Mrs. Martha Bingh.am. Std. tran1. Ov erdrive. One h-cue, cake, pie and coffee. The owner. Jiasn't had its lil'ISt procerds will be use � for sending Reservation Deadline b!rththy. the 4-H boys and girls to C!ump. Tomorro w is the deadline tor J reservations to the annual Flag FINAL PRACTICE . Day DAR luncheon to be held . Tomorrow at t .OQ the children next Friday,. J une 1� 8 t• Tyo • s who are participating in the Restaurant m Gallipolis it ls an­ Rf�lfiio, 1\ester, std. ,traru;_ V8's Children 's Day program at the nounced by Mrs. Dey Hysell. The Yow dtoice only $295. M iddleport Church of Christ will luncheon had originally been . mee t . at the <(.'hurch lor their final sch eduled fo Lak H e ope Lodge. . r pract1re. Reser...... bons may be m ade by Th c y w1 11 present th� lr pro• callin g Mrs. Hyse ll WY2.S177, H.Ydl'IB. 6 cyt Ttie tirst $69 gr.int a1 7:30, Jun e �. with Mrs. drives it sway. M i llon Houdashelt as chairman. _ Open Ew•nlnp TU I P.M. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Thomas enHOLZER HOSPITAL Admissions, June 1: Mrs. A lbert tertained a group of relativell MonRoush. Pomeroy; James Frederic.-k day at their home, ltacine Roild. W eber, M iddleport; Dale Henry Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Roush, Rac.-ine; 7drs. Charles Claud• Thom ae of Marengo, Mr. and M rs , Richard Thomas of Clayton an d lus Hoffman, Pomeroy. "�at.ion on Land & Sea" Discharged, Jun e 1 : Mrs. David Mr. and Mrs. Raymond MIiier and I!. Ma:ln- St. Pomeroy-, o. W. Farrar, Lynda Jane Fraley. children, Marilyn, Karen, Sydney Phone WY.i'3l79 Boney Mitchell, Mrs. Rulph c. and Thomas, Lancaster. · Cole, Mrs. William B. Downie, Mrs. 1 · Harold H . Collins, Mrs. Albert e. -Stephens; M'.r1. Wayne O. Zei�ler . Miles Andrew Oarst, Mjss Rina Eisnau.!,'!le, Reid Arthur Young, Mrs. , James Fred Gl isson, Dinah Joyce Lambert, Mark Alan Mo rris, Kevin Lewis Marret, Steven J. Rocchi, Roy Keith Blankensh ip, Mrs. Le­ l and s . Riggs. Worthle E . Johnson, The Entire Family Can Mrs. Cl neland Howard, Mrs. VirEnjoy Playing It gil E. Spriggs and son. • Birt hs, Jun e I : A son to Mr. and Mrs Albert Roush Pomeroy ____ • · . - ��! 0Ut5ide · Record ��� �a���� ��;:; ::e� weekend. ,, M,. and Mrs. P,ul Bo,tic spool lhe weekend In Delroil, Mich.. where {hey visi£ed with Paul Bostic Sr. Mrs. E. M. Wood leit today for Knoxville, Tenn., where she will villlt with Dr. and Mrs. W . C . Beahm the form er Joan Wood." Mr. and Mrs. liarold iC au U and son Jackie visited in Huntin .l{ ton Sunday with Mr. an d Mrs. Herman Jividen. Mrs. Kaull and son remained for the week. Their daughter, Linda, returned home Spending several torlay after Plea.111nt with days in Point her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jat•k KauU an:I daughter Jody. Mr. and Mrs. William Reynol ds ol Kalamazoo, Mich., visited over the wee�en� with his parents, Mr. .and Mr!i. Will Reynolds. Jack Bel·htl.e who has been �011tlned lo his home this week ls reported lo be a little better and able to be out some. n I O ES H.'.>lds Annual l nspi!ctfoh JdHe 29 I At Midd leport .. • TERRIBlE BORE·· EVERYBODY �� :�t� � , - �tre ;r,t·��� olne T!iu,sdiy. Dlhntjt iut!ab I ! I Too,ws MEET• IN(;, WAS A r Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddleport, o., June a, Victor Durst, a studen t at Rive rview St:hoo l , was among th e 7 th and 8th graders who spe nt the weekend in Cincinnati and appeated on TV Saturday arternoon. Eber and h·a Carpenter called on Mr. and M rs. Roy Marlin. Rud y Durst called on Mildred and Joyc.-e Circ l e, Morning Star, Elva Diily and da\lghter, Judy. Sund.ay Morning. Dorothy Durst return ed home and Freda Middlcswart were 111 from Meigs Gen eral HospJtal last Pom eroy, Friday. week. Sy l vi.a and Ben Alle11. Ed ant! Gene Wai:d were in Pomeroy Fri­ day aft ernoon. Ru(jy and Margpret Durst and Diane Roiish called on the F:hl'f Carpe nter famil y , Sunday. ! t. rl _ m:r- I i,ffilYes S.iturday . , . ame, Mourning , )ft. . i(l11 1·ltj l who have been in Pt, P1ea-lttf it tlu! home of her 'a,ent!I, Mr. fifi/! Mrs. Tom Wal­ Eril lot sMetal days returned ,,. I \\rs. W. D. Parsons and son l(us�cl l Al l en 1and frirnd L1111h fish sp e nt Sunday wllh M rs. An­ n l l"l' Ohlmger and Mr. and �frs. H1char"d V&ughan and family. When th ey returned to lheir hom e m SI. Albuns. Mrs. Ohlin­ ger and Bdl and Don Vaughan reluroed with them for a short visit. Mrs. Ohlinger and Don re­ turned hom e Wedne sday and Bill re ma med � ith his grand moth er. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wil ker­ son o f Ca n ton were din ner guests at t he home of Mr. and M rs. Cusb Johnson W ednesday and Marie Wi l kerson who bas be('n visiting with the Johnsons returned home with t he m. Mrs. Frances Larkins has ulso been a guest of tht' John­ sons. James Web er who was injured in an automobile acciden t Mon• day was admitted to Holzer Hos­ pital for treatment end observation. , Gerilil ' Cheese\rew or Battle c,,ik, · Mlc�.r-1 ylel£ed recently with ��_. airi'd Mrl;i Ftifill Cheesebrew. j�t,tj ile"fe" M,. and Mes. , Q1ff0rd Hi)tf, lilid son G rel:ory, iitid ifis. B�ftayeli, over the we end Hilah Waugh r O!ff,; I 1 Stiversville I Newr Repo t By FREDDIE HOUOASHELT - ------ - · - Hetrcshments- o[ !landwi('hes. cooi9e1, p unt·h and coffee were ser� ed lo the mem bers and fol­ lowm g guest,: Mn. Rob_ert Bur­ kelt, Mrs. Val Reyn orns, Mrs . Dave Farmer, MrJ. E. M . Wood , ,Mrs. Edwa rd Burl: ett, Mrs, J , E. 'l-l arley, Mn. Emrilett Shuler, Mrs. M rs . . John R ? bert McEl hin lly, K 1 nuld, Mrs, Waynt> G ibbon�. M rs. Homer Hollr r. M rs. Lew i s Sa un Jr , \lrs. J o mes Pullen. Mrs Carro l l � h f'ton ,J ohnson . Mrs. Swanson. Mrs. Roht'rl Chambers, Mn ._ Howa rd Byers and !\.l rs. V. C'. 'I ultlt'. Ot hn . arrangeme nts_ used for the aff:u r WNe, on e in the hall­ "'. ay hy M rs . Reyno l ds, the p �e: s1d e n t of ye_llow g l a d s o� a H�1ti BasP and using �he figurine N1kJ. The . one used In the . bedroom t'O ll SISt� d or yellow with bropi� M_u nol1a leaves. A� µshabate of p mk pe onl e.a and T1 leaves us�d on the hearth was :tlso made by Mrs. Ll oy4 ,, • , . , , .�i: s. f�Y WJS awar�e� t1ie door pr!ze and Oie lt'!lvell11g Pf-lie wlikh wb br�ug'ht by Mrs. C. J. Rhodd 'iis Held until the Sep­ tefflbct ih�eltnt. hf;:slsth1.1f lioRtes• '\f�te l;lr11. wt1Harff. Sliter Willi Mrs. tfiMit!.a PriiU f.11 �ontri�utJ�J ko�teSII . . Comtfi,1#'teii makj�g pta�.• tor t h� evenlhi were Food: Mi's, E. ReynOidtll Mn:. Walter ,Ct,oPli:ll, Mfs, Arf[11U' rau111, 1tl'�· , NC"H',iiall '1. Hlliiit,J:treYi, .l!;lfCI, w litilce, i i, r.t:/1. Jl,b Ulob , Kn'hi'1t, tilll',. hpdes, Mt1, Q,er,:ti Pre11to'n &lh. qt,nn Larii6ert iln' Mrs. C lfU Bfadbuty; ,fro,ranr Mt's. Skln.,_ert Mi'!� A. Br�dbiiry, Mu Patil :Da',(11, MI'S Forrest Baeh­ tel and Mrs try; Flower Arrange . m enl: Mrs. Coats, M rs. Lohse, Mrs. Uoyd, Mrs. Blakes l ee, Mrs. Susan Rawlin,£11 and Mrs. Robe rt Reibel. ff.. - - Short Sleeve Knee Length Summer PAJAMAS • Now it won't be. long before those hot, humid mid-summer nights will be here and Dad will spend !hem sleeping in cool comfort, If you g1 ve him a pair of short sleeve knee length � pajamas. you could be a winn er! Check for your Ohio auto license number at Sohio today! ffi) I•• 332-2nd, Ave. • ' Galllpoll1 �. . ... . ••• .., •• • • • • ----- - - --·-· - Amateur Garden Club Holds Session At Ahlsba ry Home to Celebra te Anniversary I The Amateur Gardeners Club of Middleport met Wednes­ day e�ehlng at l)ie home ol M rs. Kenneth Amsbary, Chester road, (or a COD)6iliation meeting of guest night and a 20th an­ niversary celebration. The meeting opened with devotionals by Mrs. Edgar Rey­ nolds. The pr�ideht. Mrs. Guy Reynolds welcomed the members and gul."sl:$ afler which she a short busi nen met>l· condueted . 1n �e rtport of the nom inati ng comm'.f:tee was l!i"tn by chai rman ol Lhe committee, Mrs. Roberl coaui ,, follows; Presid e nt, Mrs wiuitn1 S l at('r· vice pr�s1-r denl Mrs. Wes l t'y r'ry · secrt'dlry ' Mrs. <;'har l es Blake slee'. t rrasurer: � M rs F.d gar Reynolds Af1er thr husinl'ss session each membn mt rodul' t'd hn guest af!er which Mrs Arthur Sk inner , presented an int e rest ing prngram on nower arran .l!in".I! .i nd its growth during the past 50 ye.-irs. Tht' firs t arran geme nt was an early Wil l iamstown arranxrmen t m.adf' by Mrs. Coats and dt'H" rihed i n detail h)' l1 rs. f:. H eynolds who was c.-oslumcd appropriately I n a gay nlnet it's ensembl e . An arrangem e nt or 20 years ago w,a, made and described l, y Mrs :Bi'tlcP Lloyd coMistlng or purpl e Ins and l emon ] i J iPs. M r .<i . Lloyl! al:fO gave II book repor t ' "F l ower Arr•ngin.g in Color" hy Rotkwe l l and Grayson. Mr:;. Bl akeslee made and presented a Japa nese and Maribana arranaemenl whieh comi:sl ed or Fi rethorn and Peonlea. FollowIng lhese demonstrations Mrs. For rest B11chtel gave a reading from •·Adam11 Proresa;ion and ils Conqu.c11 by Eve ' ' by Julia Meade. Holl call Wll,S unswcred by members "�emories' or previous m..,11.g,. Mn. (bats, , charter member was preaenled D corsage by 1\1 rs. Skinner af1er which the group wo11 in\'iled to the dining room for X,fl'.t1�pwnt11. T.h& table was covf'rf!d� wllh an ivor')' c.-Jotb (lfl w�h were placed pir,k cemlles end a ce11tllrpiece of pink ro11cs and baby breath by Mrs. Coals. -.:- ol Attend Arnott Funeral Rites · At Letart Sunday Funeral services for Mrs. Ber• tha Arno t t were hel d el the Le­ tart Methodist f'hurch, Sunda y 111 t p. m. with the Rev. Ira Tihhs .,,11ted by Rev. Roy Bush and .Rev. Freeland Norrl1, officiating. Special mu1ic waa provldrd by Rev. Norris, Mari l yn Powe l l and Marjorie Grlmm. Burial wa11 in the Letart ceme· lery and pallbearers were C l arence and Jnck Ad11ms, Gary Wolfe Charle1 Bush and Ch11rlcs Ihle. Coml nli: from out of town , w(JM, John Arnolt. Long hl,nd, N,. 'i1f! Mr. and Mn. Jes11 Arnott, Jtochl!l-' ter, P11.; Mr. a11d Mrs. Henry )toore, Maryland; Mr. and Mrs. Del Housh, Grove City; Mr. und Mrs. Ira llig�s. Mr. and Mr.� . Ralph Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Rouah and Miss Jean Arno1 1 , al l of Co l umbus. _____ ----It- ......... ·- - 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Arou nd And About Midd leport SHOWED UP, SO ALL '!HEY COULD DO WAS PLAY CAR DS ... 'IHANX AWC A 11POP T SMAPEl:AO, '117 8a.MON'f PL.NO. SEATiLE Z, 1 I W_A:9:1-1 . \ ��,\'� t� l!ati of Mr, and Mrs. L. E. l!�inold, and Mrs. Ma,·­ tiltet Reytiolds Sii,i�iy were Mr. 1111,d Mra, Jo�p� McKay end dnu­ ihters, Sari A:n'n and Cinda, Mans­ field, Mr. iind Mra. Gerald Rupe, Route 1 , Mr. and Mrs. VB l Hcy­ nolds and daughters Ly n n and Gwynn of Morgantown. Other gueMts during lhe day were Mr. and Mrs. George Stace, Findlay. Mr. and MrR. T. G. Reynolds of Lebanon, Mr. and Mrs. G E. Con­ roy Sr, and son Hugh. Akron, Mr. and Mrs. George Conroy Jr., and daughter Kim o"t Warren and Mrs. B. A. Dodson, Chesler. Mrs. Charles Payne. Dayton, arrJved Thursday to attend the Mrs. Harvey Van Vrankcn and graduation exercises 11t M I IS Mrs. Willlum ware were hostes!les when Em lllne Rowl es and Janic e when the Sew-Rit e Sewing Cl u b Hlchards received their dip l omas m e t Wednesday e vening a t th e ir und to 1pend the week with her mother, Mrs. Kathryn Payne who dub room. A short busin ess· session was is convalescing at her home. William Broughton and Wulker held with the president, Mrs. Donald Collins pre1iding. Plans Whiling, Fairmont, W. Va.. who 11•er1! dii.cussed for a fami l y pic­ came Saturday to atte nd the nic, a hayride a nd an ke cr eam 11oclal . . . Games wero played wllh pr1Je, , .a)farded to Mrs. F.lza G ilmore Jr. 'Mu. Charle-s Spe11t"er who also won the door prize anrl Mrs. Col­ l i11s. Mr11. J1111w.� Butler rl!('el\•NI n hlrthdny �lft from her se<·rel pa l . ltcfreHhmonls were servt'd by the hosti!Ueff during the !!Ol'ia l hour. ll oslesllt"'I\ for the next meeting wil l be MrH. Dayton Strlcklond a n cl M rs. l'harles Hoffman. c. Sew-Rite Cl u b Holds Meeting At Club Rooms ,-> ue ts e G · cHM�rl I Job's Dau.gl,ters Meet A m eelir1g of Job's Daughters wus lwlrl Thur�day evening al tho MPsonic Ha l l in Pomeroy with Mi �s Carman Sa l 11er, Honot·ed Qul!en , pre siding. Plans were mude for members 1.o attend a Grand Session of the o rder In Columbus June 24 and 25. Also plann ed was a bake sale to be held tomorrow nt the Sports Cenler In Midd le port becinnmg at 9 a, m. The final honor roll nt !ht' yenr for Rutlflnd High S1•honl hns hern 11nnou n(·t•d by Exec>utivc !lead r.corge Dallas as follows: Senion: Jo1111 Harrison, Doltle J.ura1, Larry Morrl11, Marjorie Priddy, Wayne Rou!lh, lrt'!ne Scarles, Pally Young , Dorothy llyscl l , f'llU l ene Glb1on, Lawrence Bro1:im . JunlorN: Larry Uotrman. Nina Adkln!J, Ro11Ue Davis, Barry llroa:an, Larry Long, Patty Rife , Hazel Stanley. Sophomores: Maylee EdwardA, Judy l,('e, Clarence Lamherl, Junr Tllll1. Frc,hmen: Msrlflne Hoffman. I 't'fie Tri-County Teen Canteen . wi\t} ,observ e its •thitd anniversiiry a t" "a rt out'slde record hop this Sat­ u,.d.a.,: night in Pomeroy. · 'tlimeing will be beh i nd Zirk's Dairy Ba r from 7:30 to 1 1 p. m. No admission will be charged. Playing th e records will be th e canteeri's new dlsc jockey, Law• rence (Butch) Lisle of Syrac.-ose, who will spin the top 100 rccurds in th e nation along with a pre vue of many new releases. Highlight or the informal evening will be tht• selection of winners in a fast dance contest. Winner s wi l l receiv� cash prizes. The Pomeroy Pollc.-c Departrr,Clll under th e dire ction of Chier ,l_.d Webster 13 workinc with t!w C:i n­ teen In st.aging the first outdo.)r record hop in the three yrar IJis­ toty or the Cante e n. All rcguh1r stan d-by contests will be L �ll­ dUcted. _...__ •---------. I '111e Almana� - 'fOD,\1{JI A.ND. YESTl'RYV J.R L.. ':i r.., 11 . ➔ . By UniMd Pren lnttrn•tlon•I Today ia Fridiiy, June a, th e 155th day or the year, wilh 2 1 1 more in 1960_. , . . The moon 1s approachmg its lull phase. . 'l'�e morning stars arc Mars, Jupiter �nd Saturn _. On this day in history : . . In 1 808, Jefferson Davis, pres ,. dent �f t he Confederat e Stat es of America. was born. ln _la . the Jmmortal b�;ball ela.ss1c �Casey At The Bat - • • • • wr1tten by Ernest L. Thayer, was 11uhlished for the first time i n th e San Francisco Examiner. In 1901. Engli�h • Am erican ador - manager Maurice Evuns WU!! born in Dorchester, F.ngland. In 1937, the Duke or Windsor Mrs. Wallie W arfield marrled Simpson. Thought for today: George IV of England Haid, In a C hrie1mas .l'(r('eltng to the British Empire: ''If I may be regarded as In somC' true !lense the head o! thil!I ii:reat end widespread family, sharing ii.!! life and su8tain ed by Us e r­ feclion thls wlll be a full reward for the long and sometime anxious labours of my reign. room ........... __., ... ..,_.., ............... •r• • ALM nanNtH ........ .., ■ Mr. and Mra. Harold BNIWl!lr and weNI recent 1unu or bis p1rent11, Mr . and Mn. A. C. Brflwer. ·-· =••�a.If�.,.��= __, ., dau,:hte r M DAILY SBITIIB. OIVat'I!:!) TO INJllllSII or MIGS-IIMOII ADA , .. -. ..,.._ ilot lun4of bJ T!le hb!WI"" ComJ>o1i1 dlPII 11.. � Volll al 110 ... 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Bermudas or shorter lengths, solid colors and patterns! 95 fnffl $3 . - EASY t!o,1 II... , WASH'N'WEAR Dress Slacks Make Dad comfortable this summer . . , all summer in a new lightweight pair of 100% wash and wear slacks In styles and colon; that will put him completely at ease during those '• ! ,. ,' ; I warm summer days. I .': , . : ' and Wear I Other Summer Sieck• l"riced To $ 1 4.95 - ; Straw Hats summer shades. ,_, . ) ' ......... ' ·- - . headquarters. Keep Dad cool, calm and collecting com_pli­ ment.s in a smart new straw haL Summer starts wilh a straw bat and our collection 1h11 summer is wlde and as smart as it Is com­ plete . . . in shape . . . . . in weaves . . . . . In bands, bows and natural color straws or new $250dream 000 . • v •P• NEWPORT. ·--­ ,�� ' ,, . ONLY gift by Stetson and Portis- to check TH IS WEEK'S winner's list · - - in the SOHIO � � - C - ' kins--Tanner your Father's Day I ' r lld ,. _ ! COMFORT DELUXE i.Wol, M 1,T H �Lv I HING J4 eilllM . · -., 1 1:s! .. .... -- - CUllLEE Tl ES ...,. f' ■I Il l _ IN MIDJ)LIPORT The great dJly is coming real soon. Yes, Father's Day will be here Sunday June 19th. And if you wan! lo please Dad from Head lo Toe make Haa­ F O O D -- - - on one ore .., I For A <;enuine Sealy Mallren . II.IT ��rll . · ■ ,owl Kin Club Meetins Held W ednaday Night - Mrs. Gertrude Neutiling and Mr and Mrs. Walter Halls and aon or Athens and Walte r Reuter of Pom• eroy were Sun day 1uesll of Mr. and Mrs. Homer H1wi:ln1. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reuter have re­ turned hom e after a yJsll in Tuc­ son, Arizona with their 10n, Cha r• les, an d family. Mr. and Mn. Harold Johnson of Springfield were weeken d guestl ol her sister, Mn. �eodore Le­ hew and other relatives. Mrs. Lollie Dlion of Toronto, Mn. Samuel Michael assisted Canada, Is the guest or her brother by Mrs. William l"recker enter­ and sister•in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ho­ tained the Ladles Ai d of St. mer Hawkins and other relatives. Paul's Lutheran Church Wednes­ John Bryant hH left for San• day afternoon at her home. ford, Fla., for a viait with hill The meeting in charge of Mrs. brother, Edgar R . Valt:. While in Virgil Hamm, president, opened Florida he will be employed. "with group singing of America and JeRus Loves Me, followed with a vocal dued by the Ml• c.-hael twins, Lenora and Louise, who sang "The Bible Tells Me So." Mrs. Frecker read a prayer and a lso presented lhe Bible study on Mark 10. During the buainess s eS!llon, The Tuppers Plains Daily Vaca­ Mrs. B ertha Holter, Mrs. Thoren Uon Bible School will open June 6 Coltrlll, Mrs. Clara Grueser, Mr,. ' at the Christian Church. It will be John Hamm, Mrs. Ora A r• held for one week and lhe theme is cher, Mrs. Dana Hamm and "The Church." Mrs. G. L. Michael were wel­ The school is beinK sponso red by comed aa (luesta. Mrs. Virgil the chur1:hes of the community, Hamm gave a report on the re• with classes held in each. All cent convention which she attend­ children of the community are urg• ed in Zanesville. Planl!I were made ed to attend. for a picnic in July with Mrs. William scout laws. After repeating a law, Roger Frecker, Mrs. Frecker and Mrs. Michael named each girl placed her cand le in a as the committee to cho1e a green and gold treJoll holder, Cynthia Gabhart; Patty Boring place. The Lord's Prayer in uni• an.d Sandy Carter, who had com­ son concluded the meeting, Refreshments were served at pleted the tenderfoot requirements the close of the meeting by the were· escorted and lntroduced by Nola Myers,· Charlotte Durst and hostes11es, I Joan Davis. The girls were pinned by t he ir escorts and the entire troop repeal ed the Girl Scout Promise - and sang "Whene'cr You Make A Promise." One y ear service stars were pre­ sented to the girls by leaders, Mrs. Paul Nichols, Mrs. John Hetzer end Mrs. Erne &t Whitehead. Followini the c eremonies. Mrs. Nichols, Day Camp Director, re­ minded each gi rl to bring her dol­ lar and resistratin card for the camp, which will be held June 6· 10, lo the next meeting, Patty Durst led the troops in the singing or "Taps" in the Friend­ ship'' circle. . ... ....·----.............. s33 --- �,. ..--.. Congenial surro�ndlna's that stim­ ulate conversatl�n all the tasty •P"l'laJtles ladies jike . . . served riJht. Modest prices! · Mrs. Orvllle, Rader and dauchter M artha, Columb 1111t spent the week en d with W. H. Ebenba ch and daugh ter, Sybil. Mrs. Anna Miller of LanaavJlle spent last week with. Mn. Everett McKnight, Union Ave. Mr. 1r nd M.r1. Bethel Moore and sister, Mn. Young of Ruakin, P111 .. Mra. J. A. Sweeney of Rutland and Mr1. Earl Halliday '>( Alhena were Sunday dinner guesta of Mra. Everett McKnight. D inner. guesl .S Wedneiday o ( Mn. C. L. Arnold , Athena Road, were Mrs. Norman Schaefer, M rs. Louel• la Stahl an d Mn. Lester Brook• over. Mrs. Richard Campbell and Mrl. Albert Woodard were I n Loaan on Wednesday eve�in& to participate in a memorial service for Glady1 Riffl e , .who was deputy o f Perr)' Council, Daughters of America. at New Lexington. .£0 IN 1FBJI.BSI Lcnltet' 1.,..ch-time is fun ·· · · Member Federal Deposit luuranoe Corporallo POMEllOY RUTLAND MtTTOIIAL IN MI DDLEPORT J I BANKING SINCE 187! Member Fedenl Reserve Syslell' • BAK ER FUit .. iTUR i The Willing Workere Class or the Zion Church or Christ held lts regular meetln.c: at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hysell Wed• ne1d11y evening , The meeting was opened with ' prayer by Rev. Gene Underwood • and devotions by Neva McElroy-. 1 Present were Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Russell. Mr. and Mr1. Paul McElroy, Mr. and Mn. Un­ derwood, Mrs. Evelyn Thomit, Mrs Mae Scherbarth, Mrs. Vi rginia Wyatt, kay Wyatt, Mrs. Helen Johnson and Bcverb. Mrs. Grace Wa,ne, Cathy GIikey ,nd Mr. 1 ifrs. Hyaell and , ��,:hter ���a · , 1 ·. I • We Pay 3% Interest On Your Savings CONCERT ElEC11fi¢ tllHII ORGAN Wil ling Workers Class Met At Hvsell Residence -�i at POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ANOTHER ·GOOD BUY "FROM BAKER'S II YSet Ap1rt For Thee" wu the topic of the devotlon, led by 'Mn. John Sauv1Ke, Jr., at lhe m ee tlnJ of the WSCS of thl! Albury Metllo­ dist Ch urch Wedneaday eY1mlnJ al the home of Hrs. Royal Thomu, S7:-acu1e. Mn. Wllllam Houd■1helt and Mn. William Eichina:er PNaented the pro,ram using the topie "Send Ye Forth With Joy." During the busineas le68ion with Mrs. Alice Capehart, president, in charce, 31 shut-ln calla were re­ ported. Communications were read concerning the LlntllSter School of Mluions to be held June 10-1�. and an Offier1 Training Day to be held at New Boston. June 16, and at the eve ning at the home of Mrs. United Methodilt Church on June Ruth Power.. in MiddlepOrt with 23, A vote or thanks waa given to a short buainess meetins: being Mra. Capehart and Mrs. Sauvage conducted b Mn. T&d Wemer, for making the yearbooks which presid ent. y were distributed to th e members. During the evening camea were A round robin sympathy card wu played with priu1 being awarded sent to M.r1. Bert Weeal!, who lost to Mra. C. J. Ebenbach and Mre. her mother by death. Neva Lehew. Mrs. Annice Ohlin• Mrs. Sauvaa:e read a portion of ger won tht- door prize. a book written by Billy Sund1y and The !:iirthday of Mn. Werner MiH Marcia Karr cave a talk on the book "A Uft For Living" to w.11 observed. The neit meeting will be held at the home of Mn. close the meetin,. Refreahmenta were se rved dur• Ebersbach on the 1,th. Refresh• m ents were served at the close Jng the 1oclal hour. of the evening . ly LUCILLI HAWKINS Open 0n June 6 ,METRQPOLITAN M b T O'l S I A re\lnlon on Memorial Day which h.u become traditional for lhe put 1 5 yea.r1 wu Mid lut Monday st the home of Mn. Kath• ryn Payne in Middleport. Thi• yur the blrthday of Mn. Payne wit allo celebrated with • large decorated cake and family dinner. Mn. Pyne received many carda a11d gifts from her rl!lativea and frlend1. Here from out of I.own for the reunion werl! Mia& Audell Phillipi and Eua Payton and Mrs. Ora V i. ney of Gloualer , Ohio, and Mr. and Mr1. Sam Tinsley and d1uthter, Peggy, Charleston. Tuppers Plains Bible School T,o Thomas' Entertain -- I:· !stun ·It ,lRllOW _ biilloble' liON, 9uoh . � � Stop In. itflli!,I • lifllot, I 1 959 lark 2 Door 1949 Olds111obile ,- Alao c� 11111 D..,.,ns � Aeellllel bi, llore! ' � See what • iwonderfal i,Jii- ......,. 1 958 Che�ill•t for Heul ,41 Payne Ho- Meet Wednesday At Michael Home f 959 Ford Fairlane I At Thomas Home Memorial Day Reunion Lutheran Ladies $39.50 up visit :tf.ae i II WN ...,"" the IX)lt ottlce at Poair , ..... Ohio, mtter _ al LOOK AT ,lHESE! SU ITS T II l"I and Sandri Carter received their wings from Mn. Balderson. N e w Brownies are Diane Petty Brenda and Patty Hollinger, Bren'. (U Boring, Jean Whitehead, Jackie Bi&e, Connie Litton and Patty Smith . Other Brownle1 not previously listed are Karen Humphrey, Bon ni e Rockhold, Karen Sprae:ue and Jeanie Cashdollar. Junior High Norma Nichole, Sco u t, served 81 leader tor the candlelight ceremony for the Girl Sco u t investlture Janet Hetzer. San dy and Mundry, Sandra Sprague, also Junior Hilih Scouu, assisted her in the lighting of the three large candle• which represe nted the threefold promise of the Girl Scouts. M ary Bise . Sandra and Roberta Trussell, Pally Dorsl, Mary Taylor. Carol Nichol• . K a ren c arter, Bren, da Larkin&, Sandy Walton and Patr icia Smith lighted 10 email cand les which represen!ed the 1 0 C- A R ' Svllimir Tropical ILLVD JI' e _ T,o Troop 1 80 In Reedsville Ceremony Eight new Brownie Scouta w ere ad ded to Troop 180 and three gir l a, two of them Brownie Fly . Up1, became Girl Scouts of Troop 179 durinJ two rer�monies at Stewart �•11 m Reedsv Llle, Tuesday even• mg. . Th e two troops form ed a single horseshoe for the investitures pre• ceded by u fhlg ceremony led by Intermediate Scout Linda Larkins. Llnda Brown, Sandra Newland, Brownies, and In lermediates Mary Taylor, Dolores Bise and Roberta Wells made up the Color Gua rd . Mrs. �l e Balderson, Brownie �c ader, mtroduced the new Brown• l�S to t�e tro�ps � nd presented the girls with thetr p111s after they had repeated the Brownie Promise. The entire troop sang the Brownie Smale Song. Mrs. A. C. Stewart, assistant leader, presented a_ll girls who had c.-�mpleted a_ year 1n the Brownies with a service star. Patty Boring Syrac use WSCS Meets Wednesday Mainly About People In Pomeroy Eight New Brownie Scouts Are Added I onstr1te' Che . 1111 . clean �p camp•!!�· · �. . and )!,s. Delbert Ours SP'"' ... M,.week end a t their honl here me 1960-3 , , ----------• NEED A BEJTtR gave lthe citY s S(fef't el&aners � vote -�f .fJdeq �'l!J:l�dfl when . he a� amhl e...s. � on and· Fer A. tool SlJMMER PUbu.bed •"'1 ..,_ • l"o_, , 0Mio- -�.,�•. o l<tohooo p•qllo r.'YJ.11118, odli. ,vn-21111. jjA\'b'fJ't)'k 09 Member■ of lhe Ohio Eta Pht Ch•Ptflr or Bela Sf&ma Phi soror­ ity left today for Dayton where they will attend the Slate Bela SJa:m1 Phi ronvenllon al the Bilt• DIOTfl Hotel RtJpre1enlalil'e1 from the th1p. ler are M"1. Reva V•u•han, Mr1. Charlolte Dillard, lln. Sue Grueser, M11. Narlcne Reinhart and Loul" Zirkle• Mr. and :drs. Russ Quillt>n ur Lefarl and Joe Price , Portlamt. c.-allcd Oil l1r. and Mrs. s. W D ur;.l Sundav a fternoon. Eh"er Carpenter and Bill MC'Kr l �ey CP!led on �fr 11nd Mrs. Pa u l Say<>r, Great .Bend. Tu esday C'\"t'll ing. Jerry D:'l.ily was an1ong' 1ht• Racine s cmv rs •� h o spen t il WN ' k in New York. W ashington, D. C'., ;t ll1l Atlan tic City. I .,........ _., · ST� PETlitS1m1t(S; "f'la.1 UPI- I Rec,ijallon �c(6>) Boij ' RlleEi " Sorority Member, Att1>1id Dayton Meeting 11.-1·1 no other 11r con­ d\11,/,,, 11kt 1111 t:Mr11< !m­ � Rool'n _Wttthinns\tr. C1n tlel • INUtt .,•• "''" tllJ ltlNf l•HP modtl . Ytl II e11t1 l/3 INS IO UH than ffllRJ. • I\H flHUHI Hw • n y N' 1' ght :M .,. S,n_turd · Pinal Honor Roll For Rutlan:d High School Ann,ounced -- 0E '" ji· ™ ii n "' UltlL I ·1, T11, EL MOp ·c·om1ng o· n 1, , 0., June 3, 1 960 "1 ans Iar th e annii.iil i"�'lCf'I i,..,n t' ana. of Evan�eline Chapt�r. OES, which and visi_t� re latives in the Mr. and Mrs. George Souders will be held Juhe 29 wert! discusweek sed when the chapter met Ttiul's- Ind childre n, Xenia, were end guests of her parents, Mr. and dav eveni n g at the Masonic.- H",11 in \ 'Middleport. The inepec.-tion will be I Mrs. Dell Talbott. - ·· held at the high school and all I officers are to meet each Monday • .• evenin g lo, special praclke. Toe prompters of the chV))ter are asked lo meet with them. • _i Mrs. Theo Neutzling, Worthy &"laLJ • tron, announced the dining room committee with Mrs. John Ketchka and Mn. Jame, C,iswell a, cochairmen will be in charge of the SELLING DISH CLOTJ,IS e e�hment hour following the in-. Bob Mills. Scoutmaster of Troop ! � z · P ctton. 245, has an nounced that the troop lnvitations were read by the sec­ has reC'e.ived te n dozen sunflower -V8,. Automatic lrallS". All dish cloths and that anyone wish- re t ijry, Mrs. Charles Bennett, to jn, white beauty . ing to purchase is asked to con- I epections from the followins �hap. t ers, Dora, on June 25, Hurisbntacl t he members or l eader. ville on June 22 and Athens on June 17. It was also announced TO HOLD SOCIAL 2 Dool-. WSW tires, 6 cyt, The C l irton Climbers 4-H Club that Vinton will have a Grand Jri. std. trans. F.conomy plu1. spection h t on 17th. e at 4 June on will hold a social Assisting with the Sunshine Ciflon i n front or the Mattie Henry home. Re freshments being Drill were Miss Sharon Jones and sold will be soup, hot dogs, bar- Mrs. Martha Bingh.am. Std. tran1. Ov erdrive. One h-cue, cake, pie and coffee. The owner. Jiasn't had its lil'ISt procerds will be use � for sending Reservation Deadline b!rththy. the 4-H boys and girls to C!ump. Tomorro w is the deadline tor J reservations to the annual Flag FINAL PRACTICE . Day DAR luncheon to be held . Tomorrow at t .OQ the children next Friday,. J une 1� 8 t• Tyo • s who are participating in the Restaurant m Gallipolis it ls an­ Rf�lfiio, 1\ester, std. ,traru;_ V8's Children 's Day program at the nounced by Mrs. Dey Hysell. The Yow dtoice only $295. M iddleport Church of Christ will luncheon had originally been . mee t . at the <(.'hurch lor their final sch eduled fo Lak H e ope Lodge. . r pract1re. Reser...... bons may be m ade by Th c y w1 11 present th� lr pro• callin g Mrs. Hyse ll WY2.S177, H.Ydl'IB. 6 cyt Ttie tirst $69 gr.int a1 7:30, Jun e �. with Mrs. drives it sway. M i llon Houdashelt as chairman. _ Open Ew•nlnp TU I P.M. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Thomas enHOLZER HOSPITAL Admissions, June 1: Mrs. A lbert tertained a group of relativell MonRoush. Pomeroy; James Frederic.-k day at their home, ltacine Roild. W eber, M iddleport; Dale Henry Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Roush, Rac.-ine; 7drs. Charles Claud• Thom ae of Marengo, Mr. and M rs , Richard Thomas of Clayton an d lus Hoffman, Pomeroy. "�at.ion on Land & Sea" Discharged, Jun e 1 : Mrs. David Mr. and Mrs. Raymond MIiier and I!. Ma:ln- St. Pomeroy-, o. W. Farrar, Lynda Jane Fraley. children, Marilyn, Karen, Sydney Phone WY.i'3l79 Boney Mitchell, Mrs. Rulph c. and Thomas, Lancaster. · Cole, Mrs. William B. Downie, Mrs. 1 · Harold H . Collins, Mrs. Albert e. -Stephens; M'.r1. Wayne O. Zei�ler . Miles Andrew Oarst, Mjss Rina Eisnau.!,'!le, Reid Arthur Young, Mrs. , James Fred Gl isson, Dinah Joyce Lambert, Mark Alan Mo rris, Kevin Lewis Marret, Steven J. Rocchi, Roy Keith Blankensh ip, Mrs. Le­ l and s . Riggs. Worthle E . Johnson, The Entire Family Can Mrs. Cl neland Howard, Mrs. VirEnjoy Playing It gil E. Spriggs and son. • Birt hs, Jun e I : A son to Mr. and Mrs Albert Roush Pomeroy ____ • · . - ��! 0Ut5ide · Record ��� �a���� ��;:; ::e� weekend. ,, M,. and Mrs. P,ul Bo,tic spool lhe weekend In Delroil, Mich.. where {hey visi£ed with Paul Bostic Sr. Mrs. E. M. Wood leit today for Knoxville, Tenn., where she will villlt with Dr. and Mrs. W . C . Beahm the form er Joan Wood." Mr. and Mrs. liarold iC au U and son Jackie visited in Huntin .l{ ton Sunday with Mr. an d Mrs. Herman Jividen. Mrs. Kaull and son remained for the week. Their daughter, Linda, returned home Spending several torlay after Plea.111nt with days in Point her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jat•k KauU an:I daughter Jody. Mr. and Mrs. William Reynol ds ol Kalamazoo, Mich., visited over the wee�en� with his parents, Mr. .and Mr!i. Will Reynolds. Jack Bel·htl.e who has been �011tlned lo his home this week ls reported lo be a little better and able to be out some. n I O ES H.'.>lds Annual l nspi!ctfoh JdHe 29 I At Midd leport .. • TERRIBlE BORE·· EVERYBODY �� :�t� � , - �tre ;r,t·��� olne T!iu,sdiy. Dlhntjt iut!ab I ! I Too,ws MEET• IN(;, WAS A r Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddleport, o., June a, Victor Durst, a studen t at Rive rview St:hoo l , was among th e 7 th and 8th graders who spe nt the weekend in Cincinnati and appeated on TV Saturday arternoon. Eber and h·a Carpenter called on Mr. and M rs. Roy Marlin. Rud y Durst called on Mildred and Joyc.-e Circ l e, Morning Star, Elva Diily and da\lghter, Judy. Sund.ay Morning. Dorothy Durst return ed home and Freda Middlcswart were 111 from Meigs Gen eral HospJtal last Pom eroy, Friday. week. Sy l vi.a and Ben Alle11. Ed ant! Gene Wai:d were in Pomeroy Fri­ day aft ernoon. Ru(jy and Margpret Durst and Diane Roiish called on the F:hl'f Carpe nter famil y , Sunday. ! t. rl _ m:r- I i,ffilYes S.iturday . , . ame, Mourning , )ft. . i(l11 1·ltj l who have been in Pt, P1ea-lttf it tlu! home of her 'a,ent!I, Mr. fifi/! Mrs. Tom Wal­ Eril lot sMetal days returned ,,. I \\rs. W. D. Parsons and son l(us�cl l Al l en 1and frirnd L1111h fish sp e nt Sunday wllh M rs. An­ n l l"l' Ohlmger and Mr. and �frs. H1char"d V&ughan and family. When th ey returned to lheir hom e m SI. Albuns. Mrs. Ohlin­ ger and Bdl and Don Vaughan reluroed with them for a short visit. Mrs. Ohlinger and Don re­ turned hom e Wedne sday and Bill re ma med � ith his grand moth er. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wil ker­ son o f Ca n ton were din ner guests at t he home of Mr. and M rs. Cusb Johnson W ednesday and Marie Wi l kerson who bas be('n visiting with the Johnsons returned home with t he m. Mrs. Frances Larkins has ulso been a guest of tht' John­ sons. James Web er who was injured in an automobile acciden t Mon• day was admitted to Holzer Hos­ pital for treatment end observation. , Gerilil ' Cheese\rew or Battle c,,ik, · Mlc�.r-1 ylel£ed recently with ��_. airi'd Mrl;i Ftifill Cheesebrew. j�t,tj ile"fe" M,. and Mes. , Q1ff0rd Hi)tf, lilid son G rel:ory, iitid ifis. B�ftayeli, over the we end Hilah Waugh r O!ff,; I 1 Stiversville I Newr Repo t By FREDDIE HOUOASHELT - ------ - · - Hetrcshments- o[ !landwi('hes. cooi9e1, p unt·h and coffee were ser� ed lo the mem bers and fol­ lowm g guest,: Mn. Rob_ert Bur­ kelt, Mrs. Val Reyn orns, Mrs . Dave Farmer, MrJ. E. M . Wood , ,Mrs. Edwa rd Burl: ett, Mrs, J , E. 'l-l arley, Mn. Emrilett Shuler, Mrs. M rs . . John R ? bert McEl hin lly, K 1 nuld, Mrs, Waynt> G ibbon�. M rs. Homer Hollr r. M rs. Lew i s Sa un Jr , \lrs. J o mes Pullen. Mrs Carro l l � h f'ton ,J ohnson . Mrs. Swanson. Mrs. Roht'rl Chambers, Mn ._ Howa rd Byers and !\.l rs. V. C'. 'I ultlt'. Ot hn . arrangeme nts_ used for the aff:u r WNe, on e in the hall­ "'. ay hy M rs . Reyno l ds, the p �e: s1d e n t of ye_llow g l a d s o� a H�1ti BasP and using �he figurine N1kJ. The . one used In the . bedroom t'O ll SISt� d or yellow with bropi� M_u nol1a leaves. A� µshabate of p mk pe onl e.a and T1 leaves us�d on the hearth was :tlso made by Mrs. Ll oy4 ,, • , . , , .�i: s. f�Y WJS awar�e� t1ie door pr!ze and Oie lt'!lvell11g Pf-lie wlikh wb br�ug'ht by Mrs. C. J. Rhodd 'iis Held until the Sep­ tefflbct ih�eltnt. hf;:slsth1.1f lioRtes• '\f�te l;lr11. wt1Harff. Sliter Willi Mrs. tfiMit!.a PriiU f.11 �ontri�utJ�J ko�teSII . . Comtfi,1#'teii makj�g pta�.• tor t h� evenlhi were Food: Mi's, E. ReynOidtll Mn:. Walter ,Ct,oPli:ll, Mfs, Arf[11U' rau111, 1tl'�· , NC"H',iiall '1. Hlliiit,J:treYi, .l!;lfCI, w litilce, i i, r.t:/1. Jl,b Ulob , Kn'hi'1t, tilll',. hpdes, Mt1, Q,er,:ti Pre11to'n &lh. qt,nn Larii6ert iln' Mrs. C lfU Bfadbuty; ,fro,ranr Mt's. Skln.,_ert Mi'!� A. Br�dbiiry, Mu Patil :Da',(11, MI'S Forrest Baeh­ tel and Mrs try; Flower Arrange . m enl: Mrs. Coats, M rs. Lohse, Mrs. Uoyd, Mrs. Blakes l ee, Mrs. Susan Rawlin,£11 and Mrs. Robe rt Reibel. ff.. - - Short Sleeve Knee Length Summer PAJAMAS • Now it won't be. long before those hot, humid mid-summer nights will be here and Dad will spend !hem sleeping in cool comfort, If you g1 ve him a pair of short sleeve knee length � pajamas. you could be a winn er! Check for your Ohio auto license number at Sohio today! ffi) I•• 332-2nd, Ave. • ' Galllpoll1 �- '"� �- ... � .... . ........ ..... --.... ..----- ... ... . - 4--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 3, 1960 tum OUR US ■8 C'AIIIJ -- ■, 8/Y Rl:ADY TO _._ . . • 1111111 ■- ... IIU • '58 OLDSMOIIU '1791 88 - ! DOOR SEDAN V8 Rocket Engine. Goes like a Jel. '5 8 MERC U RY 91495 • MONTERY 2 DOOR A youlhfu.l car inside and ou.t. '57 FORD CUSTOM 300 - VS 2 DOOR Frisky as a young colt. '57 CADI LLAC • COUPE DEVILLE A better buy than a brand new small car. '56 IU ICK • s1195 s2995 s1195 • • CENTl:J•·Y JIVERIA COUPE Solid Wblto COior - A solid value. fourth and allowed 8 more to in his &ti nt. Braves pit • chers fanned two, walked 7. hit none. 11(,inager Heft.ey C la tworthy Dickie -,·lh! will 0� (or the Redlegs !>¥eked up bf Ron Hlndy and 1111'11 Tannehill. the route Tanne hill went ag11inst the Braves, givi n g up 7 Johnson's hits indudin g J l m three-run homer in the firth. He tanned nine, walked four, hit one batter. Left y George Sauer started tor the Braves, was lagged for two runs in the first, one in the 'Pi • • Middleport's Little League Redlegs warmed 1.1� _Thursday for thHl.r e;.,:hibition game this evening at the M unicipal Park Vish Fry with the Senators by taking the Braves Into camp, 1 4-6 and remaining, like the Sen,tors , undefeated at 2-0. Tunight, Mike Gardner, a new. comer &om ChesJ:ilre, will pitch thlrd. �nd thf_;--i� the third. for t h e Sen.atom accordi ng to Teddy !iloral'ity t.ooli: over in thi• H 6 CYLINDER - DELUXE 2 DOOR A car for real economy. • Red1ep fake Braves Into Camp 14-6, Yankees Win First Game Si nee 1958 ,�~ •__fl T ____,_ ·--1 • '57 CH EVROLET • Unbeaten Clubs To- Pla) In Exhibition 1 •tlllll /,L. er-Ou Top hitters .,..re ltfortr.ity and Jim Jo tihso tl each 2 for fo ur for th• BtaVN; for the Redleg1, Bob ManJey, a, for 4. I>ioiie Fife 2 for 4, BIii swan 3 for 3, Ron Hlndy 2 Cor 3 and Tannehill with a three rrt.UI honM!r in the top or t he sixth. his 9econd r-ound trip• per In u many g•111ea. In the other game lut n ight th, v,n!<ees won th•i• firot (am, sinre 1938 by a 24 to 4 count over the Red S011.. Ken Harri9 hoJPoced with 2 on In lhe fifth and Mike Evu11 homered with 1 on in th, t h ird. bfOVe C, ti� 13 • 11 \ff·tf W1.J' t,aDl 21S 0!7-14 13 5 Redltgs 000 Oo3- 6 7 3 Braves Ta nr, chlll , and Wallace • . Sauer (LP), Morarity 4 and Caac,, Jo h n son 5 816 090-24 16 3 Yankees . . . . 010 0.12- 4 3 8 Red Sox Nelaon and J. W hitlatch . 81.Jt· cher (LP), Edwards 8 and Ellis. �lbe!IJ G lfGJte'I Lill ie Leaguers pu.i,,id •�• � runs 18 t he top of ttl, 1th W fl,tt extra mnl n g Jait- 811,tni�• to btMt- ._ifred•Oranae 13-11 Affiirl S'A!.iblh,ll with 2 hilll · I led the . w1nn.u;4: F� A-01 R. l?remean, hit a thret "1ft h01helj! in the flrat innHemlock GrY. 00(10) 000 0-13 6 AJfred-Oranc, 30 1 024 1-11 12 D. Well, D. Whaley (8) and C. Midkitr. R. Cremean9- H. Ca1tle (3), (4) and B. Butl!her. irla:. ..,. h Marli·11- l(ee llu. """"' Named Presid'�Jlt Of 0-0 Atumni AJno, HemsIey LeadS OLDSMOB·f L£ '1295 Iii '56 , 'ff. ers R 88 - 4 OOOR SEOAN Gu'• DIUf - llut' you. won't be If y.<lij buy It. syr!ICUSe Win for to win '54 QLDSMO B·l:LE ■ SUPD It - ! DOOR A qualify Oil' lllllide and out. '5 4 PLYMOUTH '3-95 • SAVOY 4 DOOR Hele ls good transportation at a good price. '5 4 STU DEBA KER '295 STARLITE COUPE The tires were stolen - We'll install new ons,i: '53 PLYM OU TH • 5 PASSENGER COUPE Not a beauty but runs good. '46 CH EVRO LET • '195 '100 Karr & Yan Zandt PANEL TRUCK • GEN ERAL Marvin Keebaug h was e,lected pre1ldent or t he Ollve,Oranl:(e Hlg}:a School Alumn l Association f at the banq_uet held Saturd •Y eve. nlng. Other offlcial9 named wr.re Fred Smith, vke pre-sldertt; De· 'If 1fmm11 Joe Hemsle, led SYl:tl· lores Kibble and Rose Carr, iec• •1hllteN with 2 reti ry and auiStant secretary 4 d tre111-1rer. H ,0 W at Colurpbla, IH, In the ndu e 1a ty1er e l d hi m or � J( 1 The banquet ws s pre-sid ed over rl · •'Softball Let11ue, Thunday b the rie■ident Ralph Henderson nli}il, Ro,:er Winebrenner had a vfce -.,�■!dent Onelta Cole and I aolO ho mer In the fourth , Caldw�ll. sec . -treas. ,..,.or• West Columbia, W. v-,n Marvin Tbo!e attendi n g! rr om the honor ?fttl,r.).� D. Fields each h ad 2 f r q u 4, ln' tlje ot her game last nl1ht tbe cla ea were aa followa : ]�None �· Market beat Kyger 3-1 with Carol U):i6--Mmir�e Stanley, BUCll:y Bass betterl nj Bo b Roach , G uthrie Olive 420 001 --7 6 3 West Columbl1 1940-Geraid Gut hrie Cltrenr r SY'racu■I)! 000 117 x-9 9 2 Warner, Ethel Woodyard Rendo 1 1 , D. R t11teU (LP), A bbott and W. Ro bert Boring teiler Coe Dori s Van M eter. Don Hendrick, and ' C hevalier Easlman. Cundirt. l960-C h arle-a Carr, Marvin Sybil h , Do h rman Reed, Keebaug TITLI ON LIN ■ K ibble Ru Herman Delores uell NEW YORK UPI-DJck Tiger will flr�t Wll!te Frank ' Connie 'Rlchard110n ,· Lind• ot Ni1erl1 B t GI d Gre1ve1 ot Canada ror the Britis h sla n K ;:1:��t, Donna l �; : :� Vmplre mlddlewei1ht title at Ed­ SueieFilt'h, Livingston, David monton, Alta, June 22, lt waa an­ Davis nounced Tliunday , It will mark · ________ the first time an empir e title match h H been held ln westnn YOUTH DROWNS Canada. ALLIANCE, O. UPI-Ric h ard I Greene, HI, Alllance, drowned FANS BU"t TEAM while swimming In Berlin ReserDtJRHAM, N. C. UPJ-'rhe volr Thur�day. Hit bod y wns re• Class B rover€'d. Durh am Bulls of the ------Caroli n a League were purchHed I from the c1tate of the late Chu. S. Alle n . The club, an aftillate of the Detroit Th1ers, h ad been operated by Allen's , estate since the ba n ker died Api'll 24. ELECTRIC • • • UP TO '100 TRADE Poor Ct.tifilltloflt, •a,,.oo : ' 1'8' CUBIC tooT Those Yankees Look Sicker Stengel Th'an Their Mana,,er, •--r, ., '::'�� 0:;�::� ;�:: � ·� . 28 14 .667 Piltiabutih San Frant"isco 27 17 .6-14 2 MH.w11iukee 18 16 .529 6 C1ncinn�t.i 22 21 .512 6� St. Lq,4j., � i2 .476 8 Los Angele• � 23 .465 8¼ Lhicagq 15 22 .405 t o½ Philadelp h ia 14 29 .326 141,, Trh11ndar'• Ruultll Mihnuk-. 9 ffhll•. I nis,ht fllr•n. 3 n1 1ht $t. LttUII . ChJclSfO 10 L11 Aq.. 1.., I nl9',t 0nl¥' IAIMI 1eh.lultcf Frld�f'• �o.bol>I• Pltshon at. fthlladelphla Pl"'k• n(uht.-L1w 17-1 } vi 8_ 11%1,anlt (1•3) Cinclnwtl et MJJw•ukee (nl1htJ -Mqok C'4) •• WIiiey, ('2-31, Chlc•11t 1t l..� Antiiti.1 (night) ----,A,nci•non (2,- J ) � R'odrt111 (..... ). -4nd..:lt0n WWWW . . . etaol S:t. Loul1 II San Fr1rtcl1ico, night -arogllo (2·1) "" •C..-mhilc {6-3). t.h,rd.,-'• Gll.rn•• Plthburi,b at Phll ... lphla ClncinnatJ ,t MllwaukN Chlca90 at Lot Antal•, night St . Loul• at S.n Fr.1nci1co AMERICAN, LEAGUli W. L. Pct. GB Baltimore 27 15 . 643 Cleveland 22 15 .593 2 1h Chicago 22 ID . 537 4 ½: New York 19 19 .500 6 Detroit 18 19 .486 6½: Kansaa City 18 :13 .438 8 ½ Wash ington 18 23 .410 9 ½ Bolton 14 2S .378 10 � Thund•Y'• ....,,,. W•hl....... I· INeforl I 1 tt WHhl.....,. I ...,.,. 7 2nd 8alt4MOr• • N.-, Y.,. f nls,ht c ........... , KonNS tlty 6 nioht FrW4t¥'1 PNobaW• llt'itchffl K on... C ity .. Chlff90 inigl,t)B. Daley {6-2) vs Winn £2-3). . Detroft at, f: lewl•r1d (nltht)L.• ry (4-4) w 1,..,.. (2-U. ._.,,.,,.,.. at WHhlntJ•n ft1lghtJ _,a ppH (Ml •• Woocflh ick 0.0). Boston .. N•w York (nifht)ca111• (2·3) w Turf-, fl•tl, $afvr4ay't O•mff K •n••• C lty at C hl e-.90 , Dentoff' af. Clneland WHhlnat• at ·9:tlt.....,1, ftttHt I loaton at Ntw York MI NOR LIAOUE RISULTS lnt•rrlatlOrlal LHtu• BuH•lo 10 Ml•ml O 1st 8uffalo !I Mltml 3 2ncl Toronto 1 Rlchmpnrd O nlfht C�lu mbu1 2· Montreal 1 nltht Hav•N 1t Rochfft.r, nltht, ppd, American A,soc:latlon Mlnneapol \1 7 lndlanapofl1 5 Loul•vlll• 4 St. Pa1,1I 2 Da ll ••'•· Worth 10 Houston f Charleston 6 Denw-er 2 P•clflc Coa.t Lffl'UI Sacra rn.nto 3 Tacoma 1 Salt Lake City 4 Sen Dlago 0 Spokane 9 Vancouvu 7 , S.. ttle 9 Pwtland I South•m AH0t:latlon Atlante S Mobile 4 Birmingham 5 Chattenooea 0 NHhvllle 3 Llttle Rock 0 Shrev.,,ort at Ma�hl,, ppd,, w.t l!ast•rn Lugue Wlll lanKPOrt 5 Blnahamton 4 ht Blnfhamton 1 I Wllll■mtport 4 L•ncastar I Allentown 4 Sp,lntflald 1 Re•dlng 0 gave SI. Lopla' Lury Jackson �is aixth win, Ken '8oyel', the maJor lea1ue home r11n leader, hil N?1 3 for the Cardinals a nd WIiiie the for connected McCovey G ia1nt.11. Rob Ru■ti ■truck out Cal Nee­ m an and Joe KOPIN! wit h the ty• lug run un second base in the mnt h inning lo u\'e Warren Spahn's third viclory oJ the seEI· lion anti the 210th of hl� career. Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy,Middleport, 0., J11J1e 3, 1960--5 to start t he ff<lUCoce of evenh again u the Reeb. opt"n a four game, three-day aeries with Mil waukee tonight. fl'adng the Reds will be Car) . I nn Willey whose only lwo victor• lu this year have been over Cin• clnnatl. T h e Reds have beaten 1'411.,WAUKEE UPI -- The 5el· him once. tins hH changed, bul the Ciol'in• ru,li Rede are in the same situ&• The Reda went into l hlrd lut tion they were a w«k ai;l;o-batt­ Sunday w hen they overpowered the Braves lo drop Milwaukee in• lin 1 tor third place. The ll'.,t lime lhcy won the lo fourth place. It oria:lnally was bat.Ue an<,! ousled Milwaukee from a t htee--&aDl.ti set but rain forced the show 11oot. But then Pitts­ one of the games to be P:Qlltponed. burgh dumped lhc-m right buck But t his serie1 w11a play� i n tht' frie11:lly confines of Cro,ley Field· into rourlh place. in Cinclnn&li. R-.:it Mult Win ThNe It wi(I be up to young · Jay Hook a· 23-year-old righthander. Following thenlght's ijame, the 1 teams m tet a(ilaln Saturday aftern oon and wtnd up t he &erie. wit h 4 c,,.rtocr. &nry Nlthtl a twin•hill on Sunday afternoon, one of the rare doublehe.Pdera the Reds play this year. Reth Battlin g For 3rd Place In Milwaukee Frank Th omas. Ernie Hanks lllld Bob Will homered to lead the Cubs' 18-hlt attack on Don Drys­ dale and four succe�rs while and Don Demeter, Charlle Neal Jim Gillia1n fioniered tJf the Dod!" gers. Make room in that hoapib,l bed, ton'.11 runs in t he opener and BobCasey Stengel. your Ya11kee1 look by 't'h0:anson �d Frank Malzone ea.c h knocked in three runs in the seeker lhan you do. That's the meuage. Crom BaU i• nightcap of t he six• hour double· morti! today after the amazing be11der. Joe Cunningham's first homer Oriole, oompleted a three . g,unc 1wecp of the Ya n kees with 'llhurK- !f)f the season broke a 3-3 tie and day night's 6-� Yictory. The Oti- I .- - -ole11 al!e flYing h ie her than ever .and those Y11nkee1 are belillnn!ng . to look like tt1e bedraggled bunch I� I� , that folded eomplet.ely in 1�9. FOR TKE Gen, Woodlin&, an ... v,nkee who never Kot alon1 too well with 1 1119 Stengt!l. swung l h e decisive bnt in the Ori oles' seovenlb victory in Names That Ctlunl eight game11 aml 11th in 13 when be hit .an eighth-inning homer to ,nap a �3 U11. U wae the fift h time t h is aeason that the 37-year• old Woodling hae lmOfked i n t he Wiorld ',s Top Seller, ln tying or winnin1 run for t he Ori• Aluminum and Fibetgl.as oles in the seventh. eighth or nint h innings. A crowd of 42.755 - largest of TOPS IN QUALITY AND PERFORMANC E the year in B,'tlmore - saw the Orioles retain the-Ir 2½: - aam.e OPEN 9 A.M. til 8 P.M. :·, lead over the Cleveland IndJans PHONE WY-2-3324 Ml.,-RSVILLE, OH•O and hand t he Yankees their fourth (Fishin,g Bait - Worms and Minrpows) loss in five games. The Yankees are, now only 3-4 ut:1der actin� manager Ralph Hou!r wtio look over May 28 when Stenge l was bedded wit h the nu. The Indians scored their fourth victory In tlve games and ended the Kansas City Athletics ' fivegame w"lnnlna streak, 7-6, the De• trolt TIR"trt �aded the Chicago White- Sox. 4-3. and t he Washln1ton Sen ator! swept thll! Bostcm MEN'S and Bl)YS' go4 Sox, 8-3 and 8-7, In ot her A·rnf.:rlf4n i;..eacue a:ames. Th, St. Looi� C�rd/nal� beat the San F'rancisco Giants, 4-3, ahd dro ppe� l�e-m, twq JBmes behind !he idle flnt . place Pitttburgh Plrates, t�e M ilwaukee l\n ver. by Levi ond f\ dged out the Philadelphia P hillie s . g..e, and the Chicago Cults out-slUJ!I� the Loi Angeles Dod· Tom Sa wyer aer1. lo-8, Jn the Nati9nal Leaue, Sizes 4 to 36 'fwo homers bv Billy Gardner and one each, b v Jim LemoJl. Bob Allison and Harmon Kill,ibrew paced the Se-nato,r1 to a sweep that dumoed the R ed Sox back lnto t"f!e Amer.J ean Leu:ue cellar. Vic Wertz home-red ror all Bos- B ROW ...•'s MAR I ..... 1, s"' ia��.,1�J �� ·.�.;f;;fo,:� 1ii� Special Events To Mark 1st ponaeroy Lit• e League Game Refrigefator Sale .... S'l'ANDINGS ' I LEADERS IN THE BOA....,�. FILD . L O N E S T A, R I I. . ,�fl(l,1 I I TONIGHT Michael Renn,le and Jtmes McArt,hur ii n W<Blt Disney's ''SRO MAN ON TitE MOUNTAIN" (Tec-hn,ieolor) - also George Mont-gmnery jn "WATUSI" (Technicolor) Also Cartoon SATURDAY ONLY Randolph Srolt, Vil'ginia Mayo "WESTBOUND" {Ter-hnkolor) I CUTTER ond C RESTLI NER · Mercury Outboa rds - 6 to. SO H.P. For Beach Bou nd Lads Or Boating. Fans - .. .. - C�H;10-un - .Julia Adams Rory . •'THE LOOTERS" Aliso Cartoon SUNDAY and MONDAY Victor M-ature - H�dy Lamarr Ceci-1 DeMil-le's "SAMSON AND DELILAH" (Technicolor) - also Ray Danton - Christine M,iller "THE NIGHT RUNNEJt" Also Cartoon - also - B E A C H .. COMBERS -----·---- - NOW AT STATE THEATRE t PT. PLEASANT "Vl!j!T TO SMALL PLANET•' $3.95 to $4.95 BOYS' MEIGS THfATRE KNIT S H I RTS PflMIJ!ROY, ORIO TONIGHT ''STALAG 17" WUHam Holtlen iand Otto PremiMer SATURIIAY "COMANCHE STATION" R.andolph Scott - Nancy Y111te, - ,a·iso "TIIE TINGLER" Vincent Priee - Judith Evelvzt SUNDAY thru WIDNE SDAY JUN 5-1 Wa-lt ntsney'e "TOBY TYi.ER." [n, Technicolor Kevin Corcontn and "Oh.imp" ChlrnPMzee SIZES 4 lo 20 MEN'S K�f, SHIRTS Sizes: Small, Medium and Large COTTONS and BAN-LONS ■ to · -i'$J;,!_8 $7.95 tS aM. authoriieq dealer I)I Mrs. Leon ard E. V11 nMeler, 17 in the Pony l..eague. The apchairman of the finanC"ial driv e proximate co.li t of outfitting one tor t he Little League pluyer■, 1 boya ls $20 and this year there are b announcln11 that tile War Bond ' 2 new teams to outfit completely award 1pon1oted by t he Lea&ues in addilion lo t he regular ex• will be held Monday ovenlng p en,es Incurred ln financing t he w hen the boy, pla)' their flr•t project. -------game. The a:■ me will be between t he Yankees and the Redlegs. a nd will be played at the Monkey Run ball diamond. Thia Saturday · will be Tai Diy for the Leaa:ue and all boys are requested to WHr their unlfo� for th e d•>'· Headquartet1 for the day will be at the First Afd a n d Firemen 's room at City Hall. On the 11me day the mothm will 11,o canvaa the hou ses In Pomeroy to aid bt ral1lni1 the, money nece111ary to finance the leaeue. 1"!{• J!ffllcipatll!f ' Th� In tbjt le ♦ tlll1., �e•r and aboUt il! i7ie ♦- -:n;;;g-- I r ' Nil TII FAMILY'l SIMMER -- .U,UIL id" EASY TERMS! • .j . Qllil1r1c"'To"' " ' YwflM htre , , > llldt11,p111'\ , ow. ' Cow; Slieot aud Main lit. / Pomeroy, ' lffl')' s.i1r�•r ••d · s...,, �.,,,.. of ty1 ;, .i '.t.� 4il • •• -••• 'J' OUo< c :i�: �f�heBeJ���;� :�d P;!:!; fef!1t•: � :· c��t:r, �t::� .. · ·n,11 160 feet to th e pI.ace oI beiunni containing five eigh ths (%) of an acre, Save and except sixteen one­ hundredl.bS (16/ 100) acres sold b)' Allen Gilkey to Joe Moore, Nov,. ember 14, 1927 a• .!ihown in Me.lg, Cou nty Deed Record■ in Vol. lSl, Page 391. l\EFE�CE DEED: Vol. 160, l?aee 2M. of tbe Deed' Records o_f Mein County, Obio. Said premises ·are appral!led at and cannot be sold for lea than two-thirds (%) of the ap. praised value. Term s of eale: Cash Jn hand on day of sale a nd subject to the Uen for taxe1 tor 1960. J. ,B. O'BI\IEN, Guarduan of th8 P!ltite of Lethie Gilkey, 111 incompetent peraon. ln painful burn■ from a tractor ' •. 1 • I r (,and 'fraasfers Recent gue1t1 01 111r. i nd Mn. Clare nce E. and Bl•nche Foley Vt"re Swartz were Mr. 1md Mn. to Carl L. and Ava J. Greenlee, IY MRI. CHARLES WOOD■ Murray Hop,kim, and daughter Pa rCR l s, Columbia-Scipio. on Sunday School attendance · Weiley F and Maude E. Casltr May 29 w.u 57 the offtmng • 12 .4� Betty of Dayton; Mr. and Mr1. The Sunday School wu re-or - Warren Bentz, Athena; Mr . and to Edd ie L on Howery, l A, C ol ­ ganized as follow 9 : SunbeamH Mn Richard Swartz and son of umbia. Ravenna: Mr. ind Mn. Vernon K11hryn Mlt£h, dee. to Valen• Class. J\lllnita Swartz and Doris Swartz and the M!llard S wartz ti ne anti The odore Milch, Lois, Dillinger; Uusy Bees Class, Tht!I• family ; Mr . •nd Mn. Dale Kuhn M i nern,l le. m• Henderaon and Linnie Gaul; ur Belpre 1111d Mr. and Mrs. C. E. V a l rn tm"" and Theodore Milch Willing Workers Closs, C h arles Woode. Edgu Edison Mitch. Lots. Min• w, Taylor and &rnice Swartt; Adult euville. Class. Isola Taylor and Helen Mr, and M n . Dalt! Kuhn of Jame1 B. and Robert.. C. : )' . Woode; Librarians, Susie Hawk Belpre �pent Memorial IJay weei: to A-laud Ri.lp h , Lot, Pomt' Brien and Barbara Phillipi; ,eeretary, end with her parents, Mr. and l-lll!len Woode and Genevievl!!I Gu­ Mn. Millard Swartz and family. roy. 1 lhrie, assiJltaut; trea&ure-i Herman Mr. and Mn, Harold Swaru and Marvin D. and Helen Miller lQ Taylor; ushers Charles Taylor family of Williamstown and Mr. Ohio Power Co., Salem. and Terry Swartz; altendaJJce n•· and Mr1. Gerald Swartz and baby George Raybun1 to Ham E cords. Sandra Swartz. or Marietta spent Sunda y and a nd Dolores Johnso n , .1 14A, Salil• I Wori,hi p servires were held at Monday wit h their parenll. Mr. bury. 10:45 with Rev. Card bringing t ht and Mrs. Hobart Swartz and at Nye and Hilda Escue to Reem . messaee on "A Living Sacrifice" the Follrod-Robinaon home. tin H. and Norma H. bcue, Par. Wednt!sd.ay e\lerdng prayer ser• M iss Janice Caldwell iB homf! eels . Scipio. vi ('eli had ,m attendance oC 15 for the summer having completed James A. and Vada A. Smith with Albert Warner leading. June Bwen and Mary McAlli5tcr, lo College Marshall at year first her 1 lead er was M i llard Swartz . Huntington. in S18, R l 5, Salem. 4A, Helen Findling, Columbus, Tom Ha}'t'S spenl Memori.11 Day Billy G . and Phyllis K. Grant I spen t the weekend with her moweekend at th(' old home place to FrederiC'k W. Jr., an d Janice E. 1I ther. Iva F i�d l ing and Russe ll. t 39, Midd leport . bb _i_ ,_i:t_:____� • Mrs. O&ie Follrod is in Shelter- .-:I G U)IS\'i lle. _____. ____G .,•,--� ing Arms Hospit.al where she re• cently underwent surgery. Mrs. Ella Weaver is quite pooc· _w_r,·1·mg. I Y a I th1a Recent v1s1tors at tfte Elmwood Nursing Hrime were Mrs, Lettie Meredith, Co\umhua: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ki me!l. Athens; M rs. I Clarif'e Ledlie. Horkin,:-rort; Mr. '-'uivey, Athens; C. F. Tompkins and Clifford Kinc:tid, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Autmer Baile}' , Can• ton and Mr. a11d Mrs. Charles Baker, Bash an. Mr. and MM. Delbert Yost and family of Sugar Gro11e spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guthrie and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Yost. Harold Henderson recentl y suf--- ·-·· I Th,-� piano popils of Mrs · Julia Mcf"nmas wm have a public re. nlal thu �u nda} al 2 30 at the lll'alh ,\f ethod1sr Church :\liddlepor1 t he c h urch after which the, wtn 10 to th•r ·te■b'het'a: h4aMI fOI � Pumo. &rit,J Sundav At 7 00 Sa lurd�y e venrng the group will h.i�t· a rehearsal at - ---nalP c · an,! \l irybe l l e Warner Io O r I an d ,.. ,..yd n .in d Erma N • ,0• 1• Loli, Pumero)' Blaine and Ruby Carter J ohn f". ar1d O!n"' Gh�aring Hulland. to 4�A ALOUITTIS SIGN JUN AiLI ■ MONTREAL UPI-The •on,. treal Alouette1 of Canada's Bil t'ut1r rootball ltaJue Thunda)! ID• n.o unce d the atcntni of Cu rry Ju• nea u former Mi11i11ippl SoutliHD. � pound · i ve end . Th, 8-3 , 20• dc.1 ens . na 1 1ve oI New ..,,,__, , .... .. Jut played oollep tOl>tbi11 in 1867. He Wall graduatef in 1"8 Mil I spnt the p�,t 1"0, ye-at, in the , U. S. Army. I ~�-, • · D·A N C E EAGLES C LU B SATURDAY, JUNE 4tlt - 9:30 til 1 '.\!EM BERS and GUESTS M USIC BY L:::==,.,,=='"""-:,-,-,===="-....,=""·==re. �=·'!!·=�' GEORGE HALL COMBO I Le'lt1I Notice NOTICI! OF APPOINTMENT Estate of B.rtha Arnott, d•ce-ased Ca 111 No. 18,384 Nolice · is hl!reby given lhat Free• land S. Norris whose Post Offic(' address is Racine, O hio, hiia been duly appuintE'd Administriilor ot t he Estate or Bertha Arnott late of Racine, M eigs County, Oh io, de• • reased, 03f.ed this 2nd day ol Jnne 1 960. F. H. O'BRIEN Judie or t h e Probate Court Meigs County, Ohio (6) 3. 10, 17, 31c · YOU MAY WI N A •20,ooo Dllt!AM HOU SE ---- -----Legal Noti,e LEGAt NOTICI Notice is hereby given t hat the followini described 'personal pro­ perty will be sold at public auclion at the Court House step.!! at Pomer oy, Oh io, at 10:{N) A. M . on Wednesday, the 15th day of J une, lOOO. 1 One ttl!ime! hous e sihl&ted on t he real estate previously owned by Leo K Smit h and Omagene Z. Smit h · on Mulberry Avenue Pom• eroy 'oh IO. . o�� frame h o use situated on real estate previously owned hy Reese T. We�t. on M ulberry Ave., Pom er0Y, 0}:aio. A 11 11x1.ures are Included in . aJd b u lld , Sllld pr��:1:ty is to be sold and conveyed to th e h ig hest bidder by bill of sale, UJ?On the followi ng 1 te ma : Cash m ha nd on day of sa� ;�Id buildi n gs s halt be removed by J1.1ly 15, 1960 or fol'feit all rl & hts thereto. The ri ht i1 reserved to rej ect , I s. a b.d any and "11 J. Edw. Foster, Clerk Pom ero·� Board of Ed11catin11 {-5) 13, 20, 27; (6) 5. 10, 5tc stt,ooo to\llOrd the purchase of any "°""· n.e winner wUI "'"' tht- styl•, type and builder of the home to N bulk.on his own lot. Winner potr.d wffk of luly 10, _./Ii . 0 0 0 ffERYONIE" WITH AN OHIO AUTO LICENSE PLATE IS AUTOMATICALLY IN 'fHII 0 •as o,o o � sot.10 C NOT A CON'l'fST! NOTHING TO BUY! N/J! REGISTRATION ! JUST CHECK FOR YOUR AUTO LICENSE NUMBER A1 SUHIO EVERY WEEK! ONE OF THESI DREAM GIFTS GIVE N AWAY EACH WEEK I CIIOW, CRe1V' Ii Pj}RTER, for ®11'111,I A'lloill"1• . i9l 20, 21! • <11! •9, 1 0, p, 1!1• 1'1111 ••r hnporh.�•• 1 cmd z s�. i �., ��. •. IJlilr,:•11il1y � · ••fropWlitdlt MM1s Middflp «t 81ft. $tor• l>!lfiT 111- .- . Rc,1191, � State ', , �,; � -- • ' ·/\ii 'j.,;. Y Dud ley '295 . ft!llle WY... 3i:v:: \,:C LEVE LAN D '· IN,D IANS BASEBALL .· ,rt.• /!II _..,.._.1 · SfORTtWEA-R' For· '°"'• Fiunlr, . N �ct, R Fl�ESTON E DIAL ER STOR E I ( tl8U6lfl 1'118 Ytilil SIJM'M llfl SLACKS .CIOL •. , '· '" .DACRON and W•J. SUITS '•tool SUMMali QIES$E$ • Pric� With $ 1 00 T rode-in . ? ! ,t< $995 italJJRl!!N'S noP - C'eini ll!II Seeon4illb. WOMEN'S SHOP � illll -- lt. SHOP - -- Main SI. GE 10 Mic Ftot '219.00: • The L elld I SHOPS '289.oo: REFERENCE DEED: Vol. 146, Page 76, of the . · ,J?eed Recorcis, Meiga County, Ohio. . ' Parcel 2: The fo11owmg real estale situate in the Town_11hlp of a g Salishury, <:oun :n d d�� e State of Oh m an1 r:;un:: . scribed as follows, to-wit: 'Being in Sec. 211, Town �. and Y'S Ran,l!e 13 of �he OhiO C r.1o I R utla� coreast h sout the at road concrete .er of Allen Gilkey'& lot; thenc41· . east a Iong north 28 deg. -41 mrn Gllkuy's e..at line 170 feet to an d g ir�m pln i ihen';: ;:�•�:. :ii�n �: e :�ih ;; de:. �1 min. wesi: 170 fe('t to the north side of the PomeToy and Rutand concrete road; the nce e I lfeadtplllrters - - - 11 CUBIC fOOT 1 :::� t2.noo.oo I := "1 6ii GI SINGLE DOOR Y ou are he-re- by notified t hat on the 211 th day of May 1960, .in Amended Inventory and Appraise• m@nt of the HU!e of Ray Burley Woodrum, deceaaod late or Car• penter, Ohlo, in Miid Cou n t)' was filed in this Court. Heari n11 on said Amended In ventory and Appralse mtinl will he had before t h h1 Court on the 14th day of June llfflO Pt 10 o ' elock A. • M. Leao, Nottta o, • • I L-al Not·;ce POMEROY, ORIO EAST MAIN ST. iJ � .' . t''"' K and C J EWELE RS Phone WY-2-2049 POMEROY, OHIO 126 E, MAIN STREET NO� CI ,tLINO AND MIA�N INVENTORY CaM No. 1 .1J1 Probat• Court, "·I - 11 C tun�, Ohl0 TO the Exocutor or Admmliilrilor and to suc h or the followlng ,as are �esldents of lh� 11t111te_ of OhlO: surv1vtnj ���e . if any, next of [ �H I ; bone!mariee under t h e will, if any; t he attorney or attorneys r pr en l& a.ny .,f tht! aforemcn� es Ul tloried perso ns: Milwaukee h111 a one. half Except_1on1 th �I0 ma)' be ti \ ed eds by anp 1111.ereated party lead on Cinc innati and the •t an Y must win th ree 0£ the four games time prior to fiv� days befor e the to move up a notch . Since Mil• date .set for hearmy. . waukee seems to be geltirJ&: un• m)I aagnature and WITNESS · t'acked aft,r a losing spell, this I the seal of HI·d C ourt · t his doesn't seem li!iely. 2�lh day of Ma�, 1960. F. H . O BRIE N, W h ile th e pltch 1ng pl ans ol both Ex-Officio Clerk and Judge manage-rs are- in doubt after to• O'Brien Henrietta By night's game, Cincinn1ti wlll probDeputy Cl�rlc ably face t heir two long-titne foes (5) '.J?; (6) 3. 2tc and. Warren ! ----------Lou Burdette -Spahn - some time during the series. Those tw o veteran& seem ., ....� to t h rive on Cincinnati. NO'rtCi OF PU&LIC SALi! Ca• No, 11MI 1n the pursuance of the ord er of · "� t he Probate: Court of Mei &s CounAPPOIN:JMINT NOTICI "tv. 1 Ohio, Case No. 16,441 , l will Esta♦- of Pearl D, Loffrld.. .i,an on er for 11�le at public auc... . off D4C"·IN · June, 1 960, at of day ' the 18th Cue N,. ll,stl .· t e Court Notice Is hereby givah t hat Rho- 1 0 1 m at the dolir of h follow• dell C. �t.effy, whose Poet omce flou�e Pomeroy Ohio the r� d�scrllied Ing -, 1 est�te. address 11!1 ,Pomeroy, �hio, ha� been Parcel 1 : The following describ• duly 3ppo_mted Admmi1tratr1x ot real estate situated in th e Coun• ed the F.state Qf Pear) D. Lottrldge of Meiis in ti)� State of O hio t late of Meli■ Counly, Ohio, d• In the Township v: Salisbury, a�d ceased. . 1 bounded and described aa fol• and D6 Dated th1e HI d ay oI J�ne 1-"il 0 • lows : "{,_. If: 0 BRIEN Beine In See. 2�. Town 2, and Judge ?£ _the ,Probate Court e 13 'of the Oh io company' s Rang Me1g1 count}', Ohio hase · Beginning on the north urc (6) S, 10, 1 7• '3tc :ide of the Pomeroy and Rutland Concrete Road i n lhe west line or Ree4 u,aeJ.l's lot; thence nor!h along. the west line of the said Reed Hysell lot 200 feet to an iron pin; th ence S(IULb 63 deg. _19 min. east 315 feet to an iron pm; t hence iquth 26 dea. -41 in. west 170 (eet to the north side of t he Pomeroy and Rutland concrete road · thence north 63 deg. 1 9 min . west ' parallel with the center line of said road 220 feet to ·the place of beginning, containing one and 4/ 100 acres, more or less. lelalN New York Clothing. House . Legat Notice A.lf,ed A,ee Socia! Events Gffd 'i:.11 Nd AN .Ila NIP MOUND THI. W..0.l�D f()1: fWOI! Reminisce with A lhraa-li Jaunt arOIIIICI the world . 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Wlnnh1g nu111b,i,rt •'� .'1 , . -� bp: an lndepe""-nt ltatldlci■I or,c.N- ,.-. lhro1111hout dl1h",butioro Nltlo11 l111Url"lil fol, Ohio. frw 9-wt. m...t �-�� .odl •�.II:-- -­ •OtATIS 1'1.ATIS NOT INOUDID. h II -, w1Mi11tr .,......,. 1ql1tered i� tltt IIDIN of a COinpa"f, rolfter t!1011 et11 tffll!,ld1111I. Sohl. ....rter th■ ri9ht .. d........,.._ wlllcli d,I,.., of 111CII ovta-Whi tholl ,_,_ l'la. 1ift. 1 . , l) Bualne11 Not A Sldelit1e" lti.,. acellO,..._ MORE THAN 15,000 OTHER FREE DREA M GI FTS RAN G I NG I N VALUE UP TO •t�OOO I I ' ,u1u1ypma CIUIIII I 23-foot, Inboard Cl'lli­ pump. with Y-8, 185 HP -.iue, folcll"!I 1op, .,..-tabla ■ICIN:hllfllt OMI ath..- I·, ' ac.... ..,'"'- .... ' •••,. , �- '"� �- ... � .... . ........ ..... --.... ..----- ... ... . - 4--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 3, 1960 tum OUR US ■8 C'AIIIJ -- ■, 8/Y Rl:ADY TO _._ . . • 1111111 ■- ... IIU • '58 OLDSMOIIU '1791 88 - ! DOOR SEDAN V8 Rocket Engine. Goes like a Jel. '5 8 MERC U RY 91495 • MONTERY 2 DOOR A youlhfu.l car inside and ou.t. '57 FORD CUSTOM 300 - VS 2 DOOR Frisky as a young colt. '57 CADI LLAC • COUPE DEVILLE A better buy than a brand new small car. '56 IU ICK • s1195 s2995 s1195 • • CENTl:J•·Y JIVERIA COUPE Solid Wblto COior - A solid value. fourth and allowed 8 more to in his &ti nt. Braves pit • chers fanned two, walked 7. hit none. 11(,inager Heft.ey C la tworthy Dickie -,·lh! will 0� (or the Redlegs !>¥eked up bf Ron Hlndy and 1111'11 Tannehill. the route Tanne hill went ag11inst the Braves, givi n g up 7 Johnson's hits indudin g J l m three-run homer in the firth. He tanned nine, walked four, hit one batter. Left y George Sauer started tor the Braves, was lagged for two runs in the first, one in the 'Pi • • Middleport's Little League Redlegs warmed 1.1� _Thursday for thHl.r e;.,:hibition game this evening at the M unicipal Park Vish Fry with the Senators by taking the Braves Into camp, 1 4-6 and remaining, like the Sen,tors , undefeated at 2-0. Tunight, Mike Gardner, a new. comer &om ChesJ:ilre, will pitch thlrd. �nd thf_;--i� the third. for t h e Sen.atom accordi ng to Teddy !iloral'ity t.ooli: over in thi• H 6 CYLINDER - DELUXE 2 DOOR A car for real economy. • Red1ep fake Braves Into Camp 14-6, Yankees Win First Game Si nee 1958 ,�~ •__fl T ____,_ ·--1 • '57 CH EVROLET • Unbeaten Clubs To- Pla) In Exhibition 1 •tlllll /,L. er-Ou Top hitters .,..re ltfortr.ity and Jim Jo tihso tl each 2 for fo ur for th• BtaVN; for the Redleg1, Bob ManJey, a, for 4. I>ioiie Fife 2 for 4, BIii swan 3 for 3, Ron Hlndy 2 Cor 3 and Tannehill with a three rrt.UI honM!r in the top or t he sixth. his 9econd r-ound trip• per In u many g•111ea. In the other game lut n ight th, v,n!<ees won th•i• firot (am, sinre 1938 by a 24 to 4 count over the Red S011.. Ken Harri9 hoJPoced with 2 on In lhe fifth and Mike Evu11 homered with 1 on in th, t h ird. bfOVe C, ti� 13 • 11 \ff·tf W1.J' t,aDl 21S 0!7-14 13 5 Redltgs 000 Oo3- 6 7 3 Braves Ta nr, chlll , and Wallace • . Sauer (LP), Morarity 4 and Caac,, Jo h n son 5 816 090-24 16 3 Yankees . . . . 010 0.12- 4 3 8 Red Sox Nelaon and J. W hitlatch . 81.Jt· cher (LP), Edwards 8 and Ellis. �lbe!IJ G lfGJte'I Lill ie Leaguers pu.i,,id •�• � runs 18 t he top of ttl, 1th W fl,tt extra mnl n g Jait- 811,tni�• to btMt- ._ifred•Oranae 13-11 Affiirl S'A!.iblh,ll with 2 hilll · I led the . w1nn.u;4: F� A-01 R. l?remean, hit a thret "1ft h01helj! in the flrat innHemlock GrY. 00(10) 000 0-13 6 AJfred-Oranc, 30 1 024 1-11 12 D. Well, D. Whaley (8) and C. Midkitr. R. Cremean9- H. Ca1tle (3), (4) and B. Butl!her. irla:. ..,. h Marli·11- l(ee llu. """"' Named Presid'�Jlt Of 0-0 Atumni AJno, HemsIey LeadS OLDSMOB·f L£ '1295 Iii '56 , 'ff. ers R 88 - 4 OOOR SEOAN Gu'• DIUf - llut' you. won't be If y.<lij buy It. syr!ICUSe Win for to win '54 QLDSMO B·l:LE ■ SUPD It - ! DOOR A qualify Oil' lllllide and out. '5 4 PLYMOUTH '3-95 • SAVOY 4 DOOR Hele ls good transportation at a good price. '5 4 STU DEBA KER '295 STARLITE COUPE The tires were stolen - We'll install new ons,i: '53 PLYM OU TH • 5 PASSENGER COUPE Not a beauty but runs good. '46 CH EVRO LET • '195 '100 Karr & Yan Zandt PANEL TRUCK • GEN ERAL Marvin Keebaug h was e,lected pre1ldent or t he Ollve,Oranl:(e Hlg}:a School Alumn l Association f at the banq_uet held Saturd •Y eve. nlng. Other offlcial9 named wr.re Fred Smith, vke pre-sldertt; De· 'If 1fmm11 Joe Hemsle, led SYl:tl· lores Kibble and Rose Carr, iec• •1hllteN with 2 reti ry and auiStant secretary 4 d tre111-1rer. H ,0 W at Colurpbla, IH, In the ndu e 1a ty1er e l d hi m or � J( 1 The banquet ws s pre-sid ed over rl · •'Softball Let11ue, Thunday b the rie■ident Ralph Henderson nli}il, Ro,:er Winebrenner had a vfce -.,�■!dent Onelta Cole and I aolO ho mer In the fourth , Caldw�ll. sec . -treas. ,..,.or• West Columbia, W. v-,n Marvin Tbo!e attendi n g! rr om the honor ?fttl,r.).� D. Fields each h ad 2 f r q u 4, ln' tlje ot her game last nl1ht tbe cla ea were aa followa : ]�None �· Market beat Kyger 3-1 with Carol U):i6--Mmir�e Stanley, BUCll:y Bass betterl nj Bo b Roach , G uthrie Olive 420 001 --7 6 3 West Columbl1 1940-Geraid Gut hrie Cltrenr r SY'racu■I)! 000 117 x-9 9 2 Warner, Ethel Woodyard Rendo 1 1 , D. R t11teU (LP), A bbott and W. Ro bert Boring teiler Coe Dori s Van M eter. Don Hendrick, and ' C hevalier Easlman. Cundirt. l960-C h arle-a Carr, Marvin Sybil h , Do h rman Reed, Keebaug TITLI ON LIN ■ K ibble Ru Herman Delores uell NEW YORK UPI-DJck Tiger will flr�t Wll!te Frank ' Connie 'Rlchard110n ,· Lind• ot Ni1erl1 B t GI d Gre1ve1 ot Canada ror the Britis h sla n K ;:1:��t, Donna l �; : :� Vmplre mlddlewei1ht title at Ed­ SueieFilt'h, Livingston, David monton, Alta, June 22, lt waa an­ Davis nounced Tliunday , It will mark · ________ the first time an empir e title match h H been held ln westnn YOUTH DROWNS Canada. ALLIANCE, O. UPI-Ric h ard I Greene, HI, Alllance, drowned FANS BU"t TEAM while swimming In Berlin ReserDtJRHAM, N. C. UPJ-'rhe volr Thur�day. Hit bod y wns re• Class B rover€'d. Durh am Bulls of the ------Caroli n a League were purchHed I from the c1tate of the late Chu. S. Alle n . The club, an aftillate of the Detroit Th1ers, h ad been operated by Allen's , estate since the ba n ker died Api'll 24. ELECTRIC • • • UP TO '100 TRADE Poor Ct.tifilltloflt, •a,,.oo : ' 1'8' CUBIC tooT Those Yankees Look Sicker Stengel Th'an Their Mana,,er, •--r, ., '::'�� 0:;�::� ;�:: � ·� . 28 14 .667 Piltiabutih San Frant"isco 27 17 .6-14 2 MH.w11iukee 18 16 .529 6 C1ncinn�t.i 22 21 .512 6� St. Lq,4j., � i2 .476 8 Los Angele• � 23 .465 8¼ Lhicagq 15 22 .405 t o½ Philadelp h ia 14 29 .326 141,, Trh11ndar'• Ruultll Mihnuk-. 9 ffhll•. I nis,ht fllr•n. 3 n1 1ht $t. LttUII . ChJclSfO 10 L11 Aq.. 1.., I nl9',t 0nl¥' IAIMI 1eh.lultcf Frld�f'• �o.bol>I• Pltshon at. fthlladelphla Pl"'k• n(uht.-L1w 17-1 } vi 8_ 11%1,anlt (1•3) Cinclnwtl et MJJw•ukee (nl1htJ -Mqok C'4) •• WIiiey, ('2-31, Chlc•11t 1t l..� Antiiti.1 (night) ----,A,nci•non (2,- J ) � R'odrt111 (..... ). -4nd..:lt0n WWWW . . . etaol S:t. Loul1 II San Fr1rtcl1ico, night -arogllo (2·1) "" •C..-mhilc {6-3). t.h,rd.,-'• Gll.rn•• Plthburi,b at Phll ... lphla ClncinnatJ ,t MllwaukN Chlca90 at Lot Antal•, night St . Loul• at S.n Fr.1nci1co AMERICAN, LEAGUli W. L. Pct. GB Baltimore 27 15 . 643 Cleveland 22 15 .593 2 1h Chicago 22 ID . 537 4 ½: New York 19 19 .500 6 Detroit 18 19 .486 6½: Kansaa City 18 :13 .438 8 ½ Wash ington 18 23 .410 9 ½ Bolton 14 2S .378 10 � Thund•Y'• ....,,,. W•hl....... I· INeforl I 1 tt WHhl.....,. I ...,.,. 7 2nd 8alt4MOr• • N.-, Y.,. f nls,ht c ........... , KonNS tlty 6 nioht FrW4t¥'1 PNobaW• llt'itchffl K on... C ity .. Chlff90 inigl,t)B. Daley {6-2) vs Winn £2-3). . Detroft at, f: lewl•r1d (nltht)L.• ry (4-4) w 1,..,.. (2-U. ._.,,.,,.,.. at WHhlntJ•n ft1lghtJ _,a ppH (Ml •• Woocflh ick 0.0). Boston .. N•w York (nifht)ca111• (2·3) w Turf-, fl•tl, $afvr4ay't O•mff K •n••• C lty at C hl e-.90 , Dentoff' af. Clneland WHhlnat• at ·9:tlt.....,1, ftttHt I loaton at Ntw York MI NOR LIAOUE RISULTS lnt•rrlatlOrlal LHtu• BuH•lo 10 Ml•ml O 1st 8uffalo !I Mltml 3 2ncl Toronto 1 Rlchmpnrd O nlfht C�lu mbu1 2· Montreal 1 nltht Hav•N 1t Rochfft.r, nltht, ppd, American A,soc:latlon Mlnneapol \1 7 lndlanapofl1 5 Loul•vlll• 4 St. Pa1,1I 2 Da ll ••'•· Worth 10 Houston f Charleston 6 Denw-er 2 P•clflc Coa.t Lffl'UI Sacra rn.nto 3 Tacoma 1 Salt Lake City 4 Sen Dlago 0 Spokane 9 Vancouvu 7 , S.. ttle 9 Pwtland I South•m AH0t:latlon Atlante S Mobile 4 Birmingham 5 Chattenooea 0 NHhvllle 3 Llttle Rock 0 Shrev.,,ort at Ma�hl,, ppd,, w.t l!ast•rn Lugue Wlll lanKPOrt 5 Blnahamton 4 ht Blnfhamton 1 I Wllll■mtport 4 L•ncastar I Allentown 4 Sp,lntflald 1 Re•dlng 0 gave SI. Lopla' Lury Jackson �is aixth win, Ken '8oyel', the maJor lea1ue home r11n leader, hil N?1 3 for the Cardinals a nd WIiiie the for connected McCovey G ia1nt.11. Rob Ru■ti ■truck out Cal Nee­ m an and Joe KOPIN! wit h the ty• lug run un second base in the mnt h inning lo u\'e Warren Spahn's third viclory oJ the seEI· lion anti the 210th of hl� career. Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy,Middleport, 0., J11J1e 3, 1960--5 to start t he ff<lUCoce of evenh again u the Reeb. opt"n a four game, three-day aeries with Mil waukee tonight. fl'adng the Reds will be Car) . I nn Willey whose only lwo victor• lu this year have been over Cin• clnnatl. T h e Reds have beaten 1'411.,WAUKEE UPI -- The 5el· him once. tins hH changed, bul the Ciol'in• ru,li Rede are in the same situ&• The Reda went into l hlrd lut tion they were a w«k ai;l;o-batt­ Sunday w hen they overpowered the Braves lo drop Milwaukee in• lin 1 tor third place. The ll'.,t lime lhcy won the lo fourth place. It oria:lnally was bat.Ue an<,! ousled Milwaukee from a t htee--&aDl.ti set but rain forced the show 11oot. But then Pitts­ one of the games to be P:Qlltponed. burgh dumped lhc-m right buck But t his serie1 w11a play� i n tht' frie11:lly confines of Cro,ley Field· into rourlh place. in Cinclnn&li. R-.:it Mult Win ThNe It wi(I be up to young · Jay Hook a· 23-year-old righthander. Following thenlght's ijame, the 1 teams m tet a(ilaln Saturday aftern oon and wtnd up t he &erie. wit h 4 c,,.rtocr. &nry Nlthtl a twin•hill on Sunday afternoon, one of the rare doublehe.Pdera the Reds play this year. Reth Battlin g For 3rd Place In Milwaukee Frank Th omas. Ernie Hanks lllld Bob Will homered to lead the Cubs' 18-hlt attack on Don Drys­ dale and four succe�rs while and Don Demeter, Charlle Neal Jim Gillia1n fioniered tJf the Dod!" gers. Make room in that hoapib,l bed, ton'.11 runs in t he opener and BobCasey Stengel. your Ya11kee1 look by 't'h0:anson �d Frank Malzone ea.c h knocked in three runs in the seeker lhan you do. That's the meuage. Crom BaU i• nightcap of t he six• hour double· morti! today after the amazing be11der. Joe Cunningham's first homer Oriole, oompleted a three . g,unc 1wecp of the Ya n kees with 'llhurK- !f)f the season broke a 3-3 tie and day night's 6-� Yictory. The Oti- I .- - -ole11 al!e flYing h ie her than ever .and those Y11nkee1 are belillnn!ng . to look like tt1e bedraggled bunch I� I� , that folded eomplet.ely in 1�9. FOR TKE Gen, Woodlin&, an ... v,nkee who never Kot alon1 too well with 1 1119 Stengt!l. swung l h e decisive bnt in the Ori oles' seovenlb victory in Names That Ctlunl eight game11 aml 11th in 13 when be hit .an eighth-inning homer to ,nap a �3 U11. U wae the fift h time t h is aeason that the 37-year• old Woodling hae lmOfked i n t he Wiorld ',s Top Seller, ln tying or winnin1 run for t he Ori• Aluminum and Fibetgl.as oles in the seventh. eighth or nint h innings. A crowd of 42.755 - largest of TOPS IN QUALITY AND PERFORMANC E the year in B,'tlmore - saw the Orioles retain the-Ir 2½: - aam.e OPEN 9 A.M. til 8 P.M. :·, lead over the Cleveland IndJans PHONE WY-2-3324 Ml.,-RSVILLE, OH•O and hand t he Yankees their fourth (Fishin,g Bait - Worms and Minrpows) loss in five games. The Yankees are, now only 3-4 ut:1der actin� manager Ralph Hou!r wtio look over May 28 when Stenge l was bedded wit h the nu. The Indians scored their fourth victory In tlve games and ended the Kansas City Athletics ' fivegame w"lnnlna streak, 7-6, the De• trolt TIR"trt �aded the Chicago White- Sox. 4-3. and t he Washln1ton Sen ator! swept thll! Bostcm MEN'S and Bl)YS' go4 Sox, 8-3 and 8-7, In ot her A·rnf.:rlf4n i;..eacue a:ames. Th, St. Looi� C�rd/nal� beat the San F'rancisco Giants, 4-3, ahd dro ppe� l�e-m, twq JBmes behind !he idle flnt . place Pitttburgh Plrates, t�e M ilwaukee l\n ver. by Levi ond f\ dged out the Philadelphia P hillie s . g..e, and the Chicago Cults out-slUJ!I� the Loi Angeles Dod· Tom Sa wyer aer1. lo-8, Jn the Nati9nal Leaue, Sizes 4 to 36 'fwo homers bv Billy Gardner and one each, b v Jim LemoJl. Bob Allison and Harmon Kill,ibrew paced the Se-nato,r1 to a sweep that dumoed the R ed Sox back lnto t"f!e Amer.J ean Leu:ue cellar. Vic Wertz home-red ror all Bos- B ROW ...•'s MAR I ..... 1, s"' ia��.,1�J �� ·.�.;f;;fo,:� 1ii� Special Events To Mark 1st ponaeroy Lit• e League Game Refrigefator Sale .... S'l'ANDINGS ' I LEADERS IN THE BOA....,�. FILD . L O N E S T A, R I I. . ,�fl(l,1 I I TONIGHT Michael Renn,le and Jtmes McArt,hur ii n W<Blt Disney's ''SRO MAN ON TitE MOUNTAIN" (Tec-hn,ieolor) - also George Mont-gmnery jn "WATUSI" (Technicolor) Also Cartoon SATURDAY ONLY Randolph Srolt, Vil'ginia Mayo "WESTBOUND" {Ter-hnkolor) I CUTTER ond C RESTLI NER · Mercury Outboa rds - 6 to. SO H.P. For Beach Bou nd Lads Or Boating. Fans - .. .. - C�H;10-un - .Julia Adams Rory . •'THE LOOTERS" Aliso Cartoon SUNDAY and MONDAY Victor M-ature - H�dy Lamarr Ceci-1 DeMil-le's "SAMSON AND DELILAH" (Technicolor) - also Ray Danton - Christine M,iller "THE NIGHT RUNNEJt" Also Cartoon - also - B E A C H .. COMBERS -----·---- - NOW AT STATE THEATRE t PT. PLEASANT "Vl!j!T TO SMALL PLANET•' $3.95 to $4.95 BOYS' MEIGS THfATRE KNIT S H I RTS PflMIJ!ROY, ORIO TONIGHT ''STALAG 17" WUHam Holtlen iand Otto PremiMer SATURIIAY "COMANCHE STATION" R.andolph Scott - Nancy Y111te, - ,a·iso "TIIE TINGLER" Vincent Priee - Judith Evelvzt SUNDAY thru WIDNE SDAY JUN 5-1 Wa-lt ntsney'e "TOBY TYi.ER." [n, Technicolor Kevin Corcontn and "Oh.imp" ChlrnPMzee SIZES 4 lo 20 MEN'S K�f, SHIRTS Sizes: Small, Medium and Large COTTONS and BAN-LONS ■ to · -i'$J;,!_8 $7.95 tS aM. authoriieq dealer I)I Mrs. Leon ard E. V11 nMeler, 17 in the Pony l..eague. The apchairman of the finanC"ial driv e proximate co.li t of outfitting one tor t he Little League pluyer■, 1 boya ls $20 and this year there are b announcln11 that tile War Bond ' 2 new teams to outfit completely award 1pon1oted by t he Lea&ues in addilion lo t he regular ex• will be held Monday ovenlng p en,es Incurred ln financing t he w hen the boy, pla)' their flr•t project. -------game. The a:■ me will be between t he Yankees and the Redlegs. a nd will be played at the Monkey Run ball diamond. Thia Saturday · will be Tai Diy for the Leaa:ue and all boys are requested to WHr their unlfo� for th e d•>'· Headquartet1 for the day will be at the First Afd a n d Firemen 's room at City Hall. On the 11me day the mothm will 11,o canvaa the hou ses In Pomeroy to aid bt ral1lni1 the, money nece111ary to finance the leaeue. 1"!{• J!ffllcipatll!f ' Th� In tbjt le ♦ tlll1., �e•r and aboUt il! i7ie ♦- -:n;;;g-- I r ' Nil TII FAMILY'l SIMMER -- .U,UIL id" EASY TERMS! • .j . Qllil1r1c"'To"' " ' YwflM htre , , > llldt11,p111'\ , ow. ' Cow; Slieot aud Main lit. / Pomeroy, ' lffl')' s.i1r�•r ••d · s...,, �.,,,.. of ty1 ;, .i '.t.� 4il • •• -••• 'J' OUo< c :i�: �f�heBeJ���;� :�d P;!:!; fef!1t•: � :· c��t:r, �t::� .. · ·n,11 160 feet to th e pI.ace oI beiunni containing five eigh ths (%) of an acre, Save and except sixteen one­ hundredl.bS (16/ 100) acres sold b)' Allen Gilkey to Joe Moore, Nov,. ember 14, 1927 a• .!ihown in Me.lg, Cou nty Deed Record■ in Vol. lSl, Page 391. l\EFE�CE DEED: Vol. 160, l?aee 2M. of tbe Deed' Records o_f Mein County, Obio. Said premises ·are appral!led at and cannot be sold for lea than two-thirds (%) of the ap. praised value. Term s of eale: Cash Jn hand on day of sale a nd subject to the Uen for taxe1 tor 1960. J. ,B. O'BI\IEN, Guarduan of th8 P!ltite of Lethie Gilkey, 111 incompetent peraon. ln painful burn■ from a tractor ' •. 1 • I r (,and 'fraasfers Recent gue1t1 01 111r. i nd Mn. Clare nce E. and Bl•nche Foley Vt"re Swartz were Mr. 1md Mn. to Carl L. and Ava J. Greenlee, IY MRI. CHARLES WOOD■ Murray Hop,kim, and daughter Pa rCR l s, Columbia-Scipio. on Sunday School attendance · Weiley F and Maude E. Casltr May 29 w.u 57 the offtmng • 12 .4� Betty of Dayton; Mr. and Mr1. The Sunday School wu re-or - Warren Bentz, Athena; Mr . and to Edd ie L on Howery, l A, C ol ­ ganized as follow 9 : SunbeamH Mn Richard Swartz and son of umbia. Ravenna: Mr. ind Mn. Vernon K11hryn Mlt£h, dee. to Valen• Class. J\lllnita Swartz and Doris Swartz and the M!llard S wartz ti ne anti The odore Milch, Lois, Dillinger; Uusy Bees Class, Tht!I• family ; Mr . •nd Mn. Dale Kuhn M i nern,l le. m• Henderaon and Linnie Gaul; ur Belpre 1111d Mr. and Mrs. C. E. V a l rn tm"" and Theodore Milch Willing Workers Closs, C h arles Woode. Edgu Edison Mitch. Lots. Min• w, Taylor and &rnice Swartt; Adult euville. Class. Isola Taylor and Helen Mr, and M n . Dalt! Kuhn of Jame1 B. and Robert.. C. : )' . Woode; Librarians, Susie Hawk Belpre �pent Memorial IJay weei: to A-laud Ri.lp h , Lot, Pomt' Brien and Barbara Phillipi; ,eeretary, end with her parents, Mr. and l-lll!len Woode and Genevievl!!I Gu­ Mn. Millard Swartz and family. roy. 1 lhrie, assiJltaut; trea&ure-i Herman Mr. and Mn, Harold Swaru and Marvin D. and Helen Miller lQ Taylor; ushers Charles Taylor family of Williamstown and Mr. Ohio Power Co., Salem. and Terry Swartz; altendaJJce n•· and Mr1. Gerald Swartz and baby George Raybun1 to Ham E cords. Sandra Swartz. or Marietta spent Sunda y and a nd Dolores Johnso n , .1 14A, Salil• I Wori,hi p servires were held at Monday wit h their parenll. Mr. bury. 10:45 with Rev. Card bringing t ht and Mrs. Hobart Swartz and at Nye and Hilda Escue to Reem . messaee on "A Living Sacrifice" the Follrod-Robinaon home. tin H. and Norma H. bcue, Par. Wednt!sd.ay e\lerdng prayer ser• M iss Janice Caldwell iB homf! eels . Scipio. vi ('eli had ,m attendance oC 15 for the summer having completed James A. and Vada A. Smith with Albert Warner leading. June Bwen and Mary McAlli5tcr, lo College Marshall at year first her 1 lead er was M i llard Swartz . Huntington. in S18, R l 5, Salem. 4A, Helen Findling, Columbus, Tom Ha}'t'S spenl Memori.11 Day Billy G . and Phyllis K. Grant I spen t the weekend with her moweekend at th(' old home place to FrederiC'k W. Jr., an d Janice E. 1I ther. Iva F i�d l ing and Russe ll. t 39, Midd leport . bb _i_ ,_i:t_:____� • Mrs. O&ie Follrod is in Shelter- .-:I G U)IS\'i lle. _____. ____G .,•,--� ing Arms Hospit.al where she re• cently underwent surgery. Mrs. Ella Weaver is quite pooc· _w_r,·1·mg. I Y a I th1a Recent v1s1tors at tfte Elmwood Nursing Hrime were Mrs, Lettie Meredith, Co\umhua: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ki me!l. Athens; M rs. I Clarif'e Ledlie. Horkin,:-rort; Mr. '-'uivey, Athens; C. F. Tompkins and Clifford Kinc:tid, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Autmer Baile}' , Can• ton and Mr. a11d Mrs. Charles Baker, Bash an. Mr. and MM. Delbert Yost and family of Sugar Gro11e spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guthrie and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Yost. Harold Henderson recentl y suf--- ·-·· I Th,-� piano popils of Mrs · Julia Mcf"nmas wm have a public re. nlal thu �u nda} al 2 30 at the lll'alh ,\f ethod1sr Church :\liddlepor1 t he c h urch after which the, wtn 10 to th•r ·te■b'het'a: h4aMI fOI � Pumo. &rit,J Sundav At 7 00 Sa lurd�y e venrng the group will h.i�t· a rehearsal at - ---nalP c · an,! \l irybe l l e Warner Io O r I an d ,.. ,..yd n .in d Erma N • ,0• 1• Loli, Pumero)' Blaine and Ruby Carter J ohn f". ar1d O!n"' Gh�aring Hulland. to 4�A ALOUITTIS SIGN JUN AiLI ■ MONTREAL UPI-The •on,. treal Alouette1 of Canada's Bil t'ut1r rootball ltaJue Thunda)! ID• n.o unce d the atcntni of Cu rry Ju• nea u former Mi11i11ippl SoutliHD. � pound · i ve end . Th, 8-3 , 20• dc.1 ens . na 1 1ve oI New ..,,,__, , .... .. Jut played oollep tOl>tbi11 in 1867. He Wall graduatef in 1"8 Mil I spnt the p�,t 1"0, ye-at, in the , U. S. Army. I ~�-, • · D·A N C E EAGLES C LU B SATURDAY, JUNE 4tlt - 9:30 til 1 '.\!EM BERS and GUESTS M USIC BY L:::==,.,,=='"""-:,-,-,===="-....,=""·==re. �=·'!!·=�' GEORGE HALL COMBO I Le'lt1I Notice NOTICI! OF APPOINTMENT Estate of B.rtha Arnott, d•ce-ased Ca 111 No. 18,384 Nolice · is hl!reby given lhat Free• land S. Norris whose Post Offic(' address is Racine, O hio, hiia been duly appuintE'd Administriilor ot t he Estate or Bertha Arnott late of Racine, M eigs County, Oh io, de• • reased, 03f.ed this 2nd day ol Jnne 1 960. F. H. O'BRIEN Judie or t h e Probate Court Meigs County, Ohio (6) 3. 10, 17, 31c · YOU MAY WI N A •20,ooo Dllt!AM HOU SE ---- -----Legal Noti,e LEGAt NOTICI Notice is hereby given t hat the followini described 'personal pro­ perty will be sold at public auclion at the Court House step.!! at Pomer oy, Oh io, at 10:{N) A. M . on Wednesday, the 15th day of J une, lOOO. 1 One ttl!ime! hous e sihl&ted on t he real estate previously owned by Leo K Smit h and Omagene Z. Smit h · on Mulberry Avenue Pom• eroy 'oh IO. . o�� frame h o use situated on real estate previously owned hy Reese T. We�t. on M ulberry Ave., Pom er0Y, 0}:aio. A 11 11x1.ures are Included in . aJd b u lld , Sllld pr��:1:ty is to be sold and conveyed to th e h ig hest bidder by bill of sale, UJ?On the followi ng 1 te ma : Cash m ha nd on day of sa� ;�Id buildi n gs s halt be removed by J1.1ly 15, 1960 or fol'feit all rl & hts thereto. The ri ht i1 reserved to rej ect , I s. a b.d any and "11 J. Edw. Foster, Clerk Pom ero·� Board of Ed11catin11 {-5) 13, 20, 27; (6) 5. 10, 5tc stt,ooo to\llOrd the purchase of any "°""· n.e winner wUI "'"' tht- styl•, type and builder of the home to N bulk.on his own lot. Winner potr.d wffk of luly 10, _./Ii . 0 0 0 ffERYONIE" WITH AN OHIO AUTO LICENSE PLATE IS AUTOMATICALLY IN 'fHII 0 •as o,o o � sot.10 C NOT A CON'l'fST! NOTHING TO BUY! N/J! REGISTRATION ! JUST CHECK FOR YOUR AUTO LICENSE NUMBER A1 SUHIO EVERY WEEK! ONE OF THESI DREAM GIFTS GIVE N AWAY EACH WEEK I CIIOW, CRe1V' Ii Pj}RTER, for ®11'111,I A'lloill"1• . i9l 20, 21! • <11! •9, 1 0, p, 1!1• 1'1111 ••r hnporh.�•• 1 cmd z s�. i �., ��. •. IJlilr,:•11il1y � · ••fropWlitdlt MM1s Middflp «t 81ft. $tor• l>!lfiT 111- .- . Rc,1191, � State ', , �,; � -- • ' ·/\ii 'j.,;. Y Dud ley '295 . ft!llle WY... 3i:v:: \,:C LEVE LAN D '· IN,D IANS BASEBALL .· ,rt.• /!II _..,.._.1 · SfORTtWEA-R' For· '°"'• Fiunlr, . N �ct, R Fl�ESTON E DIAL ER STOR E I ( tl8U6lfl 1'118 Ytilil SIJM'M llfl SLACKS .CIOL •. , '· '" .DACRON and W•J. SUITS '•tool SUMMali QIES$E$ • Pric� With $ 1 00 T rode-in . ? ! ,t< $995 italJJRl!!N'S noP - C'eini ll!II Seeon4illb. WOMEN'S SHOP � illll -- lt. SHOP - -- Main SI. GE 10 Mic Ftot '219.00: • The L elld I SHOPS '289.oo: REFERENCE DEED: Vol. 146, Page 76, of the . · ,J?eed Recorcis, Meiga County, Ohio. . ' Parcel 2: The fo11owmg real estale situate in the Town_11hlp of a g Salishury, <:oun :n d d�� e State of Oh m an1 r:;un:: . scribed as follows, to-wit: 'Being in Sec. 211, Town �. and Y'S Ran,l!e 13 of �he OhiO C r.1o I R utla� coreast h sout the at road concrete .er of Allen Gilkey'& lot; thenc41· . east a Iong north 28 deg. -41 mrn Gllkuy's e..at line 170 feet to an d g ir�m pln i ihen';: ;:�•�:. :ii�n �: e :�ih ;; de:. �1 min. wesi: 170 fe('t to the north side of the PomeToy and Rutand concrete road; the nce e I lfeadtplllrters - - - 11 CUBIC fOOT 1 :::� t2.noo.oo I := "1 6ii GI SINGLE DOOR Y ou are he-re- by notified t hat on the 211 th day of May 1960, .in Amended Inventory and Appraise• m@nt of the HU!e of Ray Burley Woodrum, deceaaod late or Car• penter, Ohlo, in Miid Cou n t)' was filed in this Court. Heari n11 on said Amended In ventory and Appralse mtinl will he had before t h h1 Court on the 14th day of June llfflO Pt 10 o ' elock A. • M. Leao, Nottta o, • • I L-al Not·;ce POMEROY, ORIO EAST MAIN ST. iJ � .' . t''"' K and C J EWELE RS Phone WY-2-2049 POMEROY, OHIO 126 E, MAIN STREET NO� CI ,tLINO AND MIA�N INVENTORY CaM No. 1 .1J1 Probat• Court, "·I - 11 C tun�, Ohl0 TO the Exocutor or Admmliilrilor and to suc h or the followlng ,as are �esldents of lh� 11t111te_ of OhlO: surv1vtnj ���e . if any, next of [ �H I ; bone!mariee under t h e will, if any; t he attorney or attorneys r pr en l& a.ny .,f tht! aforemcn� es Ul tloried perso ns: Milwaukee h111 a one. half Except_1on1 th �I0 ma)' be ti \ ed eds by anp 1111.ereated party lead on Cinc innati and the •t an Y must win th ree 0£ the four games time prior to fiv� days befor e the to move up a notch . Since Mil• date .set for hearmy. . waukee seems to be geltirJ&: un• m)I aagnature and WITNESS · t'acked aft,r a losing spell, this I the seal of HI·d C ourt · t his doesn't seem li!iely. 2�lh day of Ma�, 1960. F. H . O BRIE N, W h ile th e pltch 1ng pl ans ol both Ex-Officio Clerk and Judge manage-rs are- in doubt after to• O'Brien Henrietta By night's game, Cincinn1ti wlll probDeputy Cl�rlc ably face t heir two long-titne foes (5) '.J?; (6) 3. 2tc and. Warren ! ----------Lou Burdette -Spahn - some time during the series. Those tw o veteran& seem ., ....� to t h rive on Cincinnati. NO'rtCi OF PU&LIC SALi! Ca• No, 11MI 1n the pursuance of the ord er of · "� t he Probate: Court of Mei &s CounAPPOIN:JMINT NOTICI "tv. 1 Ohio, Case No. 16,441 , l will Esta♦- of Pearl D, Loffrld.. .i,an on er for 11�le at public auc... . off D4C"·IN · June, 1 960, at of day ' the 18th Cue N,. ll,stl .· t e Court Notice Is hereby givah t hat Rho- 1 0 1 m at the dolir of h follow• dell C. �t.effy, whose Poet omce flou�e Pomeroy Ohio the r� d�scrllied Ing -, 1 est�te. address 11!1 ,Pomeroy, �hio, ha� been Parcel 1 : The following describ• duly 3ppo_mted Admmi1tratr1x ot real estate situated in th e Coun• ed the F.state Qf Pear) D. Lottrldge of Meiis in ti)� State of O hio t late of Meli■ Counly, Ohio, d• In the Township v: Salisbury, a�d ceased. . 1 bounded and described aa fol• and D6 Dated th1e HI d ay oI J�ne 1-"il 0 • lows : "{,_. If: 0 BRIEN Beine In See. 2�. Town 2, and Judge ?£ _the ,Probate Court e 13 'of the Oh io company' s Rang Me1g1 count}', Ohio hase · Beginning on the north urc (6) S, 10, 1 7• '3tc :ide of the Pomeroy and Rutland Concrete Road i n lhe west line or Ree4 u,aeJ.l's lot; thence nor!h along. the west line of the said Reed Hysell lot 200 feet to an iron pin; th ence S(IULb 63 deg. _19 min. east 315 feet to an iron pm; t hence iquth 26 dea. -41 in. west 170 (eet to the north side of t he Pomeroy and Rutland concrete road · thence north 63 deg. 1 9 min . west ' parallel with the center line of said road 220 feet to ·the place of beginning, containing one and 4/ 100 acres, more or less. lelalN New York Clothing. House . Legat Notice A.lf,ed A,ee Socia! Events Gffd 'i:.11 Nd AN .Ila NIP MOUND THI. W..0.l�D f()1: fWOI! Reminisce with A lhraa-li Jaunt arOIIIICI the world . Vav'II ,ldl Or4at lrltaln, PrGnet. 11':lly, �!Wit, IMlla, Ha119 "°"11, JlllfHIII ond ttawcili. lovelJ IRUsic · · · · Many a memory is lied to a familiar tulle! Listen to all your favorites on our fine recocds. Come in and browse anytime. We Have A Complete Selection Of Ail The latest Hifs Stereo's - 1ft, • 45'• J A N EW 1994 CAft ■ACH w·E E � I Wer"e' lrand 11_ 1960 IIIOdel1. fodi w"k'1 winner ..!em fro• thr•• dlflan nl 111olie• c,ffared ttii;l -+ RADIO . and TELEVISION I ,, ''Whoh llldlo l, TV Je A N. BT n �lil, . Seeon4 Aw. illd A 14,000 ICHOLAIINIPI s,.ooo toward Iha call el • collee• ed1,1catlo11. Wh�- ew1 dioo. ony aollega or -�• •·••"KI M..K WAIID­ IOIII Coa&lm of a 11111:c,,I. 01o11, f1o1li-fftglh, 1111tur•I A NIW LIST POSTED Mn SUNl'h\Y I ranch llllnk cMt, 11 hl91t­ rnry• Ohio aiuto Uc.n.. nul'f,t &1_ 11ti�_ ..,��- •1i oncl • � automcitkally enttnt'. Each· Wffli o n- 11.t llmlly.".ty)ec1 Cllpll. • ,_. itf wlnalng Ilea- "lf'"ben will be pi;,� Of • . ,f · .. eft Sehlo llotlona. Wlnnh1g nu111b,i,rt •'� .'1 , . -� bp: an lndepe""-nt ltatldlci■I or,c.N- ,.-. lhro1111hout dl1h",butioro Nltlo11 l111Url"lil fol, Ohio. frw 9-wt. m...t �-�� .odl •�.II:-- -­ •OtATIS 1'1.ATIS NOT INOUDID. h II -, w1Mi11tr .,......,. 1ql1tered i� tltt IIDIN of a COinpa"f, rolfter t!1011 et11 tffll!,ld1111I. Sohl. ....rter th■ ri9ht .. d........,.._ wlllcli d,I,.., of 111CII ovta-Whi tholl ,_,_ l'la. 1ift. 1 . , l) Bualne11 Not A Sldelit1e" lti.,. acellO,..._ MORE THAN 15,000 OTHER FREE DREA M GI FTS RAN G I NG I N VALUE UP TO •t�OOO I I ' ,u1u1ypma CIUIIII I 23-foot, Inboard Cl'lli­ pump. with Y-8, 185 HP -.iue, folcll"!I 1op, .,..-tabla ■ICIN:hllfllt OMI ath..- I·, ' ac.... ..,'"'- .... ' •••,. , �-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 3, 1960 (9) For Sole WANT ADS HOLSTEIN COW, 1st calf. Just fresh. Raymond L. Cole, Laurel Cliff Rd., Phone WY 2--6370. 6 2 3tp FOil CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS BATES J emit, per word, :,ae tnaert.lon. Illini.mum chll'le - 60 ;:ei,•..1 • oentt per wwd for throe Cl)OlltOUUve inserttona. Special - one montb fur 30 cent, per word. Full nte of 3 cent. per word will be eh.areed for ldverti.Jint: lf not paid wit.bin 10 Ol>11 aft.er receivil'lg bill. � ill Advutilinc - Sbould be reportf'd lmmedlately. The Daily Sentinel will not be reaponaibJ.e foe more t.ti,an one incot­ hd insertion. Cud ol 1'-...aob and 5'>ecfal Notice• ol Ev,'11.ts $1 .UO. Obitiw-ie.11 pubHahed at t tent per word. 1 MO. G DAYS 3 DAYS 1 DAY •:,oRDS 11<.00 i! .30 90e 60< 10 $ 1 .80 , 1 .20 60c 20 16.00 "7 .00 $2.2G , 1 .00 ?lie 211 · Adi received by 10 A.14. wUl be in that day • .. pa-. I PHONE WY-2-21 57 ( I ) Notices ------ l � I Auto Sa les I __ TE�TE AND PEST CONTROL 1957 FORD V8 F'AIRLAN[ 500 by fain, FrN ln-,,.ction. fnwr­ $1 .495. 4 door sedan. A r�al N by Natlonwl._ Phon♦ R. cream puff. Power steering and and A. SHYlc1 'Station WY2· I brakes . . fordomatic. Blaetlnara, 2366. 4-26-tk Pomeroy. 6-3-6tc ----- � -cc- - -= THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE 1957 PONTIAC VS STATION wagon $U�9�. 9 Pass. On e c are • ful owner. Hydramati <: drive. Radio and Heater. Blaettnars, Pomeroy. 6-3•6tc Sullon & Chester •'armers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be held al Chester Towll Hall, June 6, 9 A. M. Emmett Will, Pres .. Francis E. Morrl11, Sec. 6-1-3tp (9) L2J Card of Thanks I WISH TO THANK EVERYONE who w ss so kind after the re• cent d_ealh of my husba nd, Clyde McKnight. I .111bo wish to thank Dr. Boict, Ewina:11 Funeral Home, Meigs General Hospital und nuneo, and all of my many ne1ghbora and friends who ■,N oo g- � m• Ethel McKnig�t 6-3· ltp. LOST - Brown billfold between Duis ke and Eva's Rctlauranl. Return to Eva ' s Restaurant, Porn• eroy. Reward, 6 2 3Lp I 8) Aulb Sales 1 958 CHEVROLET V8. S l .09�. 4 door sedan. Original black liu­ ish. Powerglide Blaetlnars, Pom eroy. 6·3-6tc GeN CINn UMd Ca" All Mahli end Modal, lllaTROPOLITAN MOTOU _..,. l■1t Mllft It. ,,.,,.,. Oh .. 1957 FORD V8 2 OOOll $1 . 19:5. Custom Sedan. Low ml lea"e. Sparkllns: light blue finlsh. lllaettnars, Pomeroy! 6·3-6lc - �-- --- 19&2 CHEVROLET 2 door seda�, $1M.OO. 1-'hotic ' WY 2·3020. Gol­ 6 2 3tc die Hawk, CondOr St. '06 OLDSMOBILE 88 - 4 door sc­ d,m. Car's blue-But you won't be i[ you buy it. $1295, Karr & Vim Zandt, Pomeroy. 6 2 31 c '46 CHEVROLET 6 cyllnder-210 2 door. One local owner. Worth much more. $690. Karr & Van Zandt, Pomeroy. 6 2 Jtc '&4 OLD.SMOBlLE Super 88-2 dr, A quality car ln11lde and out. 1695. Karr & Van Zandt, Pom. erO)', 6 2 3tc 'M PLY�OUTH Savoy 4 door. Here i1 aood transportation at a a:ood price. $J98. Karr & Van Zandt, Pomeroy. 6 2 3lc 'M STUDEBAKER Stullte Coupe. The tire11 were 1tolen-We'II in­ •tall new one11. $29�. Karr & Van Zandt, Pomeroy, 6 2 ftc '63 PLYMOUTII II pauen1cr cou­ pe. Not a beauty but run1 1:ood. ,195_ Karr & Van Zandt, Pom­ eroy, e 2 3tc 1952 STUDEBAKER pickup truck. 0 good ply lire■. Good 1hapc. , 100, Calvin Lane, Mlddleporl 11111. 6 2 3lp 'D7 SnJDEBAKER Comm. Std. OD, Owner la Jeavln1 for Army. Ph. WY 2-3891 after , p. m. D 31 6tp + o ooa sTAN­ cvL."'• roao~.6 -= "'=- ""-:"""'--== dard tt_.,.amiNion, blue and eondltlon t:xcellent ,1200.JO. Phone YUD-22:IO, Cool, ,111.. 6- 1 -31p mam IN2 SUPER 811 OLDS. GOOD condition $300.00. See WHIie Grlnatead or call Turner 2·3522 8-1--3tc New Haven, W. V1. • •- 1955 CHMOLIT �" - ! DOOR 814, t.Nm. bl■rk Offr lvory I� exln dean. all .,_ 11,-, Ndlo and beater. 0-. '' • ! Call Dlc1. Sterrett 6eforo 9:3Q A.M. Middleport WY ·2·2649 Pomeroy WY-2-3195 KAUTZ Fl,ED STOIII At C'1uter Yu6r:Oh $-2145 HAMILL SERVICE STATION a.fare 9:00 A.M. ... , ...., $35 3 Every Day Ser vtcf' I { 9a )- "v\arine Suppl ie� COND ITION . 5-31•3tc - ----- -­ ---I EASY SPIN DRYER I 1938 OETROITER MOBILE HOME 10' x 50', 3 rooms, bath. Excel­ lent c1tndition. Frank Hudson, Bash8n Road, Rt. 1, Racine. ff 28 6tc SWEET POTATO PLANTS, Nanc)' Hall, Porta Ricans Vineleiss, Porla Ricans, Gold Rush and All J 1 Gold. Second House eaat from School House In Syracuse. Wm. �31 -tf H. Holmes. I AKl: REGISTERED PEKINGESE I pups. Very nice. Priced reason- ---able. Uetty Goodall-mile below CLOTH, WOOD SLAT PORCH 5 31 6tp shades, cloth porch val•nce. I Middleport. awnings, venetian bllnds, win• • FOR SALE HAY BALER. ROUND Free estimates. dow shades. Bales. See Hugh Custer or Em· Dale Wippel, 215 Union Ave . . 1 melt G. Will, Pomeroy, Ohio. Pomeroy. 5 21 90tc �-3J . 6tp. -- --- 300 I IJ .L lN E PULLETS 4 MO. CU�TOA-1 B U ILT K I TCHEN D E· Sl � ned for your home. Free esold. 27!'.i i11-Unt layers in pro• timates. Foreman and Abbott , 1 j duct10n. Call Wl9·2182. 6-3·31p I - --- -- Phone WY2-532 1. 8--6-tt TO��ATO BEETS! CABBAGE, . , plants. Frank Emr ich, Bailey 's HAMMER S R EF U SE DISPOSAL. Week ly pkku p. As low as $ I . DO I 6-1·3tc Run. 1 ----------a month. Call R. & A. Service - u Foll SALE·. 22 CUBIC FOOT -r: Stalion , WY2·23613 or see Marr ig hl free i�r- C�11 N ew II aven, Jon (Hammer) Ha.vk. 6·1·:\0tp T LI 2· 2123· <.:harl i e New. 6- l•Jtc AUCTION &EI: -- - Complf,t• l•rvlc• Crltt Bredford Write, Phone or Contad Buy You - A. C. BRADrORD, Racina, Ohl-. t'Olt SALE: ONE RIDING HORSE 5·28-tltp I Phone WY2-6182. Lor.t t •J - and Found g ---:="' For Sale F LUTE IN BOOD Call W l 9•227L JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR KARR & VAN ZANDT I ..,,,,..,========� ■. PRO· COMPLETE INSURANCE tection, Ute, Auto, Fire, Polio. Mills, Middleport, Call Don Ohio .- ( 2 1 ) Rea l Estate For Rent _ .....-. ......,.,. ....,.....,.,l.,............ , ■ Rocke£eller Sets Boshon News Out On Campaign Items -Of I nterest 1'o Plains States NEW YORK UPI-New York's G-tiv. Nellon A. Roclt.efeller set out today for the Great Plains on · a ca mpalgn swing lhat wu in· tended to aid the electipn of a North Dakota Republican but could serve to stir interest in • presidential 1 "dratt" movement for h imself. ' The �1 year old governor planned an all-out effort on be· half of Gov. John E. Davis, who se e ks election lo the U. S. Sen• ate in a special June 28 election. Hockefeller has scheduled a full day of "folksy" campaigning at Fargo, N. D., with a street tour 1 1sits to shopping centers and t wo "live" television appearances designed to expose him to as man y voters as possible. The multi-millionaire told New Yor k Republicans last week lhat he would at:cept the GOP presi• d e ntial nomi � ation if the July of(ered it to 2S th conve . ntion hirn. Th ts announcemen t. was seen as a means of showm g off his "a vail'ability" tor the top place on the ticket this November, while attempting to steer clear of :iny challenge to Vice President Hichard M. Nixon that could d raw resentment. l 2_Cl_b l l nsu rance � Need _ J y WASHER. AT Porch g�ider, lady's Bulova wrist - - DON STIVERS-walch. Call WY 2-2437. 6 2 3tc J ___ ______ ·•TIONWI•■ [ Pomeroy, OhJo NOTICI OF PUBLIC SALE ...... c.. • --The u nder,;gned will olle, fo• '\,.J .....,,..... ..__ .. ..:.. ..__.. ,it. puhlic sale .11t the residence of . --:: ---Sherman Stephens, deceased, sit- UHO IOATI A N D MOTOb 1,!15 .nd tlJI whll• th•� ta,t, Metrouated on Ash St:, Jn the Village of 493 Lincoln St, Middleporl, Ohio, on Saturday, Main polltan Moton. 600 Phone WY2-3561 Middleport June 4, 1960, commencing a 1 10: 30 St., Pomaroy. Phone WY..i-il70. 1 1-24-tfc A. M., the following described ------- - -- personal property: ( J,4) 1 Gas Hester F'OH SALE: 5 room house alld bath gas furnace. Nice locat ion. Sec 2 Roe.king Chain APAtu.'MENTS - .fW'n11hed and 1 Couch Sam Pic 1tcns, .Syracuse. Ohio. unl urni.lhed. M.d4.aatera, Middle­ I R.111dlo 6 2 3tp 2 -3.tf port. Pho11e WY·2·J286. l Hug FOR SALE: FIVE ROOM IIOUSE J Refrigerator O AND 6 ROOM 110�0-. with bath, nice localion. Melvin 1 Table and 6 Chain room ap.irtmepll. A. N. Bengel, Hood, 1 1 1 Locust St., Pomeroy. I Cheat Phone NY2·3272. 1 t-2-Uc 5-28-30tp I lee Box 1 Range 3 ROOM )<' U ltNISHE D APART- r oR SALE MODER N FJVI!: THble and Round Slimd ment and bath, Pomeroy. Phone a!ld basement iul! houst', room 1 Ced.ir Chest 5-27-6tc I .iaic, Assume balance ot 4,% WY2·60Hi. 1 Bed d l red ,l(overnment loan. 1 -ot 50 -B ATII M_ __ ·_R nd S_s3_ '_ _ OO_ E _ _X LU » E1 Stand x l �O. Good neighborhoot' Call » C I unfurnished apartment. oat Coffee 'fabit or 1ee Fr .,ddie Thabct, idaaon, Phone Midaleport. lluHdlng, F.nd Table , · ______ __ __ v W _ 26� 4-_ .5, 2 1 12.tc WY 2-514 1 . 1 Gas Healer l Bed FOR REN'!' 4 ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE SEV�N ROOM HOUS� 1 Cht,t Hull11nd Township. Call Jti2• ,. with two baths, gllrage, wash l 'R.offaway Bed l''ramc• hou,e, cellar, lar,ve �orner lol ::1475, Hartford, W. Va. 5.31 .fltp 1 Lawn Chair located in Che!fter, Ohio, on . Other Jtems not nu•ntJoucd Route 7. Priced to st!ll. If inter­ FOUR :r UHNISHED HOUSE, Terms: Cash on day of sale ested call or write r .,ul Poling. rooms and buth, air <:ondltlon, Not RHpon1lbl• for accld1nb Riplry, W. Va. Ttd. ES:t-9433. television. 168� Lincoln Hls. Hoberl L . Couts, Administrator ♦-li) \!(, fi-31·31c l'hone WY2-2775. E11t11tc of Sherm1rn Stephens LOT AND TWO Webster and Fult z , Attorneys THltE E BEDHOO M HOUSE A 1' FOR SA LE: houses. and balh, in• rooms 8 for Adminlatrator. 1 1 26 East Main St., Pomeroy. eluding kitthen, 11p J)li11ncc8, 5 6- l ·:l-3-3tc Phone WYl-3408.-- 11 ·31-6 1c room house currently rented. ---Phone SP3 · 5562, Cl ifton, W. Va. FOH ilENT - - 15 ROOM DUNGI\LOW tl·l-6tp. with bath. Websler properly 1 120 K M11ln St. Phone WY.'.· ---- - --- -33U8. 6·1-3lc HOUSE FOR SALE: 6 ROOMS and bath, near Syracuse Post FOR REN'f: 4 lJEIJROOM SPLJT Office on River Hoad. Two lot■. levol home, 2 baths, in PomeLeland Bumgarner. 1n-6tp Neighbor■. Phone roy . . Uood WY2·2M3. 6-1•3tp FOil SALE: RAN"CH TYPE 6 room house with bath. Alumir1um storm windows. Automatic gas 2 STOHY HRJi:JC HOME IN LE­ mMITIS• ht!at. Lot 02 x 120. Convcnicnlly tut. DallaD Hill. Phone CHerry loc11ted lo grade sdiool 1md 6·1·3tc 7·2249, town. Reasonably priced. l'hone HOME IN llllll:1': HEDROOM SPruce 3--M64, M11son. For FREE lnopeelloa New H11vcn. t'lnl house above 8 2 3tp tht! l\uL, Houle a::t. Inquire at PHON GIRL STATISTICS OUT huusc. 6 2 3lp Gilmore'• Supply Store LOS ANGELES UPI-The over11gc American teen-age girl is ,. WY-2-2774 reel, tour-inches tall, weighs 1 1 7 ' -Vaughan'• Extermhaatm, CREDIT ASSOCIATION needs lo­ pounds and measures 34-:.!:4 3:"i, ac• · cal man 30-60 years for conla.ct cording to results or a survey re­ Company work with buainess and profess­ leased by 'Teen Magazine which St. Marya. W. Va. ional paople In thl• area. Must polled 1 ,GOO girls across the n■• have car. Field tralnlna: plus tlon. PU LIC AUCTION aubalantial drawing account for Saturday, June 4, 1'60, 1 :00 II. M. man ,elected. Thia 11 ■n unus· I have 1old my home .and will aell ual money.ma.11:Jna opporldlllty. my houaehold 11oods at auction al Write Manaaer Box 088-R tare 1 my home louted at t84 Main St., The Dally Sentinel, Poit1eroy, . . Middh1port, Obio, con1lalin1 of: 1 Ohio. ' ffl�&p Sylvania TV, telephone 1t.11nd, 4 complete bedroom aultea, maple WANTED: COOK for real home. dinette tel, 2 1weepen ( l GE & Write quali flc1Uon1 t o P, O, Sox 1 H1mlllon), MtYl■& waaher, ti 2 3tc :ma, Pomeroy, Ohlo. rlnae tuba, ullUty cabJnet, Frig­ idaire electric atove, mixer and toa11ter, kitchen utenslls and dl1ho1, wriUna deak, throw ru1:s, l ime lawn mower (power), 11preader, heavy duly electric HOUSE PA!NTING INSIDE AND out. Hoof and chimney work. cord, aard-,n lools, barrel �ck ti 2 6tp Hay Ours. WY 2·3624 . chair, 7 pc. dlnlna room suite, rloor pollaher, Ji'rJ&ldalre dryer, wo11ler hose, 2 eervina carts, Kel• vinatbr relrl1er1tor, deep fryer. AlR CON DITIONING, REFRIGER­ allder and porch chairs. l1n1p11, allon aentce. J1ck'1 Refrl1er1• bl.1111kera and gull11, sprayer, 2 tlon, New Haven. Phone TU2· alcp ladders, socket wrench aet. 6-ll3·tl ao37_ bc,lt 11nder, 3 living room aultea · U plastlc and I 2 pt:. lltcllonal), I, 0, McCOY Jhiscell1neou11 lt.em■. AUCTIONIII this furniture Ii all h1�1J claas koute 2, LMt letkim. Ohio lt\erchandlec and haa had iood MUILLII PUINACII, W ITINO care. Harold M. Brown, Ownf'r , . HOUII '"tltMH. ArMltl Ire­ , , tMn. S,rNute, Ohio. PMM Not Responsible for A<'tidcnt■ WY2-6U4. 1 1 -1 1-tt TERMS: t:a11h . Br■dford Aur.tlon Co., Rat'ill<'. Ohio GIAVILY TlACTOI IAl.■I AND S1lea Manager: A. C. Bradford Son-le<, SIi Moln, ,-.,.,, Auctioneer: Crill Bradford 0- �11 9 WY24t7S. ,._. Phone WI 9-382 1 p. m, untll June I, ........, � 28 3tc ll'"'"'"' Harold aarnhtirt, Ohio. PhoM CN<,(.llo 16'1, AltC REG!STERED COLLIE PUPS 1-111-tlc for aalc. Call WY2·3489. e-1-etc TELEVlSJON RAD IO Ml> SMALi, 1 12 RATS KILLED WITH STAR • PPli■nce reJ)llr. Pbone Otl1 W1rfarln, 2.,.. lbl., IU18; 4 lbs, llcCllntock, Racine, O'llo. ll-1-tlc ta.ea. Sale, pure, and 1u1r1ntffd. Eberabacb Hardware. • TELEVISION RADlO AND SIIALL eppll1nce repair. Call l'ruk (4'1 28, 29; (DJ 4, 6. Capteln11, tlt N. Second Aw., 211, 11, 12, IS, 18, 19, W.U. lllddl1port. 20, 2'1; .(8) 1, 2:, 3 , a, 9, 10, --- --- ( 1 7 J Help Wanted ------ -■ Old Folks Included In House Act1on , WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House Wia� & Means Committee today approved a limited progrem ol governmenl - financed med,ical care for about 1 ,�,000 JJeedy old folk11. (20 ) Business Services ■ ■, ----- ----- - :ao, e, • ' Auditor, M1i9i County '' ,,,� 1959 BUICK VS laSabre · · · - · · · · · · · · $2,595 1960 MERCURY Monteray - - ; - - · $2,995 4 Door Sedan. EZI glass . Multi-drive. Fully equipped. Showroom clean. 4 Door Sedan. Power steering and brakes. Original black finish like new. Dynaflow drive. Hard Top 2 Door. Really sharp. Power steering & brakes. Dynaflow drive. One careful owner. 1957 BUICK VS Super - - - - - - - - - - . . - - $ 1 ,695 1957 PONTIAC VS Station Wagon · · . $ 1 ,595 • \ .,.i.. . \1/na. .011� - ,;,u f\,tthor -' ...� ..w, . � ... cd • dillll1ir,. lt.tCTIIC 13 . he Sto rt f Day n,• ght A th s-�l-' i!V'�E-- TH EY ' L, LE.... r, On The ----- Meriderei, Re11;in1e To Be Tried Soon Now - EPIIP,,. 811.S,,,.,t./..SA,, ' �V:.::.r..:!.� .......:-•- '�Musical Clock'' -'. ,,oo fAQI MORNING fh1'i71 �-If CURLY _KAYOE A 11.....Sbri , . Tll'ltl!tr,_ II•••,):.lll,•_L, -� ;· tJ ,7:15 AA - oWl w , •a w· 1 .. • .w . - 1} ' H!U..O, 30EY­ GLAO YOU DE­ CIDED ll> COME &ACK! \. -1' it 'I jil plwnf""t ._ t/ I I i .J .. ,.. .....--""' ..........',: - I I......-�,I, MUST WON DER Wl-lY I'M FR EE I )'OIi ai-Qulck-Roo,;vtfY IIO-pllon 1 Hator Gl'::,olll' � will ; ll>r-- � I • Wa• bo nlumod,' fndiaibir tM.lmlllleh e. :,oar� Qll1lanoo dMltr,or 1 l!(eclrit, 1 LJ l"I� ,... ft.. Channel 1 3 - Saturday 9 Pass. One careful owner. Hydramallc drive. Radio and heater. . wt\ii"TI 111•11 , ' will ho ..,,.LfflLT j :• . -• , oo - Hard Top 2 Door. One careful owner. Shows good care. Power steering and brakes. hq.t •'\!:•ter ioa(.often? . . . w (hanilel 13 - �INiay . 1957 BUICK VS Century · · · · · · · · · · $ 1 ,695 BLAETTNAR'S POMEROY, OHIO .MEB8E. THE'l'S e,E'1Ct-lD THEM FUNN'f Ll'L SNOW-WVERED lltJ51,l ES- Thank vou. A cozy little piece, M, illallet. Judy Mr. Grube, Clean V sees to that. and inv\ting. l:i 1957 BUICK VS Special - · - - - - · $ 1 ,595 OPEN UNTIL 7:30 MON. THRU SAT, sN1FF.�r- -yUM,!!- THE I V>.M APJJMA 15 G�ING �E. AND t,..'\ORE DELICIOU5!!­ W� MU5T e,e: - NEAR THEM !! . ��r- w. -c,han· neI TV Channtl 1 3· - Fr'day Hard Top 4 Door. One careful owner. Dynaflow drive. Radio and heater. Almost like the day it was sold. · out of J___ W One careful owner. Std. shift. Radio & heater. Like new. Jtlantt More ::: ��lel\d ."ii.:'..---- Reeds"illn ..;.' ted Even t Re..,.,r hi · · Channel 8 - Sa.Ur.day 1 959 PONTIAC VS 4 Dr. Sedan · · · · $2,395 Worth much !IlOre. 1 2:30 12:45 1 :00 1 :30 2:00 2:30 3: 0i 3:30 '., Tn I. Ste� · .., Aie Hard Top 4 Door SeOan . One careful owner. Shows the best of care. 1955 MERCURY 2 Door Sedan · · · · · · · · $695 ti B:IIO 8:35 9:80 8:11& 10:30 10:" 1 1 :30 12:00 12:\1\ Rev. M<,nt&,1mery (Rutland .M,ulon) COuntry Hyn,n Time The Sunday Show News The Sunda> Show New, The Sunday Show the Army Hour Noon News Vi.rainia Vitatoe (P■a:evilh Jipoatolic 0burch. United Nations Sho'lf Social Security Rev. Teets (CarpentPr) Sunday Showcase Anniversary ShowcaH Broadway Showcase Sunday Showca11e Rev. Wilso n (New Have11 Church of God) Y Showcase ��r:/ Sund:iy Showe.as: News & Weather congressman Moeller Washingon R_eporls to lhe Pe9ple Sundown Serenade O H the Air C..dlllla'I a- �,. 1958 BUICK VS Special · · - - - · · · - - · · $ 1 ,995 4 Door Sedan. A real cream puff. Power steering and brakes. Fordomatlc. 2,lffl Wrbild "'11 tr.,4"'� 3 : �� y e�f!nd x ' a.tt ..a e Channel 8 -· Fr,'day - - - · - - $ 1 ,095 1957 FORD VS Fairlane 500 · · · · · · · · $ 1 ,495 -Channel 3 - Sumiay !,;10 oc: a 9:00 Pl!ANUT8 ,, Gije1l Star 4:35 1 1 : 1 5 Sign On , 5:45 P-it Boon e Show 5:30 6:00 Sundown Serenade i t : 30 This is tNe Li:e 5;40 6:30 Off tb.e Air • , - · 12:00 TV Chap el 5:45 12:30 Ind\latry on Parade Sunday Air he t of 1 2 :45 Ga,den Club 6:00 7 :f!S Sia:n On 1 :00 Frontier, oi Faith f:4� Sign On 6130 7 :47 Sunday Chapel -----1 :30 Sunday Movletime 800 Cirdc 3 Ranch helping wilh the work a.t the 9:00 Sheena, Queen of Jungle 3:45 Mon,a Challe nge 1 1 Hoyl Keeton home. U g G : 30 Junior Auction 4:00 Crotched Moun tain Taylor Moore and family spent �how Story Doody rite 10:00 Howdy 4 :30 Favo the holiday weekend in KentuCky. 10:30 Rnff I< Reddy r�ow 5:00 Wo,ld Championship Goll D. v. Morris and wire called Sundly guests of Hoyt Keeton 11 · 00 Fury 6:00 Meet the PU69 Howard Knapp. and wire re• on and brother het were Boy wife and Circus re 1 1 :30 6:30 Sunday News Pictu cen!ly. WheelerSburg. faltiil)' 1 2 :00 True Story Trfll 7 :00· Overland · , 'l'liHdOre RUpert: ■nit wife of W. A, Gregory w.as in Parkers­ 1 2:30 Down on the Farm 8:00 MUste ori fee on Monday. burg part s�ndin1 an SJt?"Hn1 Mt. 1 :00 A Trave ling Man 9:00 Cheu Sbt)w -:Jene�rs. wltli Vaciticin {ije•I'. o{ Dope 1 : 15 Dugout lb:oo LoreUa ,Young Show ' ii FoS!e,. 1 :25 Cincinnati B,s. eball i0:30 P!opl! Ii.re Funny ' •· ,. douahter . of �lid Webb R. 0. · . d · 4:00 W atr h '' r. W 1:iar e ' lines 11 ·.20 N,w,· 'a Jh;dcliff visited his �ster Mrs. bt Wea!ll� 1 1 : 10 S ' A.l�rt_ Cone. 11i�!•••Y.- , . 4:30 Sdence Fiction Theater 11 : 15 Nitewateh By Lucy Klbbl• Lowelt F■tem,yer anil farhily 5:00 Detective's Dnlcy 1 :00 Si'1\ Ott Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Stone have 5:30 Waterfront Qf . W., Va., visited hla tirother _,;;____c: , ,:--. :::-::---- I ov,r the wee):enct -returned to their horde in Cleve, .;..-. , Pettit Ind ril otliei'-in• land a(ler a week en4 visit at the Hil'l'Y t f't JI · "' ,. liw� MrS. Jl'bk9 aj;ent StliidaY in Humphrey Farms with her parents Mr. and M rs, C. E . Humphrey. Va., wltli relltive,. :30 Dick Cl \< shOW s�,\Hon ij!ave ,oo Mr. and M" - Guy Stalnaker o{ n 1s a Gregd,-, d Mlldrl! Mil. r r Beave o tf , Mr. and Mrs. James Slal• v t:.e■ Akron :SO � nounclng !he birth ol a son May 4:00 AmeTican Bandstand !ihow W:elk rice and son, of New Matamoras Lawfe naker :00 29 at Dr. LeVines Clinic at S:ao Rin Tin Tin and Blaine Newell and family of 1O :pc) J\I blliee, U · S A eII ston, :1:00 San Francisco Beat Athens spent the early part of the ewa N l l :OO VP-�The -M ute 6:30 You� Esso Reportc : famjly and Gregory or WJlliatn week -here with Mr. and Mrs. Bert t Repor Sporti tiJ.:lO . Weeket'l' d visitors Shumway. 8:40 Weather Teller were Dayton lll : l� Late Show 8:45 Johri Daly NeWJ! of his father w. A, Gregory. Mrs. Elizabeth Coleman and son 't:00 Budd y 3tareher 5ho·..Mr, iirid " M!'S. Kenne!h Elll1 ,,n- Ronald and wife of Sebring visited .olau D 'Vi l' Walt Uisney Pre1tent 1 , nOiHiCI the birth of ii daughter with friends here Monday. ....., ..,. 1 ' Ma y 26. Cluµ-les Deem and family of . Mer• 1 2 : 00 The Big Picture 8:00 Man From Blackhawk File ins is Charleston of In&:ram l{ � Rl, Hopk 1 2:30 John . ion were here Sunday visiting ,Mr. 9:00 77 sun�t Strip . ; and Mrs. J. S. Marks. J :00 C9llege ?ieWI .C.Onferenci \0:00 The Detectives � 8, ga'nJ�ri :30 l Airport QeveJilnd le . '.G '.30 Hlack Sadd / Mrs. w. o. Pickering and grand2:00 Mystery Mabnte 11 :OO The New Tonight of Parkersburg were Mon day son N• Y 3 : 00 0pen HearI.I · 1 1 ·. IO Scanning the Weath er I 1-C of the Ben B uckl eye. , nd evela ND · visitors S•ate · ,. c lne and 111 . 3:30 M an "edl ,u: t 5 ,ports Report Mrs. Delbert Blake or and another $teQ Mr. toak i\:irporl Nopkin�· AYIOe. ducation E . Nati�nal 4:30 11 _20 Late Show talld'atd tife jet age, ti\Hay when· Little HoCking and Mrs. Loma Hall tty Fun ie•,. WOtk began on a 9,200-foot fun.- and children of Tort•h were recent . •. :�,,e� � s5 30 M . Sh 0 n e NU Ev : way. · aucsts of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ran• e Choic e'� �eopl • dblph. Tol�do, Co., Construction fiefcl! 6:00. 9:00 Badg e a:id Bull ets Hood Robin thl'e a do). lllHllog � ,.rded W al_ W,S 6:31) w Sho t , cris Mr. and Mrs, William WllllamR 11 :00 Edd ie Sea down Track nsion, 00 : the for obntract 7 s � Lan caster and Mrs. Kathryn ex, lar Sale . Soup of with ch Lun U:OO ick · were N.o1ver Decem. by mpletlori o c. .... for ' 30 slited 7 e Di tz and son, Will, Belpre, I 2 :30 G r;iy Gh OSt ' · an d ber. · 16 · ms coms n extens the hen . 1 Nations Willia the of Lawman or W lth guests y Sunda 8:30 Commonwea l :00 operations Bald erson families. ' commercial pleled, jet l Pebe Tht Back 9:00 Talk :30 1 • will be , started by American Air• Q;;,,l The Ahekans Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Milhoa n 2 :uo The Broth�rs lbum Staccato Hnu. _ A el 1 Newsre Johnny 0:30 America's 2:30 hilve :.nfhV '. 1te9!' fiOm Akron a11d, i�":l are Ni�f,in" tlfo llte Ella P�tty. . , ;t: 45, 'J'ravcl F ht l/ltt M :Qtl . ' Tonig · 2:55 "Bas ebal l propert y. Their daught er, Justine, T' Wea her Wmdow :0S � 1 1 g stlin wre io of Akrnn, was their guest Sunday. 5:30 Stud l !l : to Late Show Mr. and '.lfrs\ C. C. Hamilton �nd 1:00 Record Hop family . Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ch i ld• ers a p d Mr. and . Mrs. Willia:� Childcfs aitd son, Jelfty, ,II or Ph,, 5:00 Danc e Part y , lo, recently spent a d11y here wit h "' 6:00 Movie Spectacular 1 lhei, pa,cnt s, Mr. ,nd M,s. o.. n . 1 7:30 Perey Ma11o n Childe_rs, ... &:JO The Brighter Day 8:30 Waritlid-'Dead or Aliv e !t WecJhCsdn:v, gqe8ls of Mr. anti ff l l:1 5 The Se<ret Storm 9:00 Mr. Lucky !\,(rs. P. R. Rando lph were £\ir$. !:30 The Edge of Nig ht ' �arles Mc:Coffee of Athens aml 9:30 Have Gun, Wll1 Travel ger Stoo ee Mr . . and Mrs. Gcor�c Mey�rs or 1.0:00 Gunsmoke l:fO The Thr Hire Fol 10,t8. . Not ile 10:30 1 , 1:30 The Life of R s New Mn. Ruchia Shumway has re• 00 : U s . Ne-w 1 ·00 Arthur J, Sini thturned from a visH ul narwi n with l l : 10 Theater 1 3 f : 1 5 A Look at the Weath er 41·µ2ht�r. Mrs, H . A . Sedgt2:SO Sign Off }ier' ic Clin ling Bow TV 6:25 wick and famil y, ... !:30 Amos 'n' Andy '1:00 Markham 9 : 00 Rev. Matthews '1:30 'Ru. hide 1 :30 American llt Work 8:30 Hot el de Paree 9:45 Chrbltlan Seiencfl A NK>JtA , Turkey UPl -The 10, 00 TBA 9:00 Thr ills of 1960 Circus National Unity Committee ruling Camera 3 l0:30 10:00 CBS Reports today that leaders flf announced Picture tig 00 AOD : 1 1 Per to Jt:30 Person Menderes regime will deposed the USA RFD, :30 1 1 s New !l : 00 go on trial within a mor1lh, and 12:00 Ra, l!IWood' Glbb< n : 10 A Look at the Weather that elections for . a new parlia• 12:1 5 :Qaeeball l l : 15 Theater 13. ment will be held ·"in the short• 3:00 SJ)Ort1cope est possible time." 3:16 Sports Special Obslervei's here speculated that 3:45 Comedy Time · the elections would not take place 5oO JqdlaniPolls 8:00 Captain Kan garoo until the trials of ex•Premier 4:30 :Rev. Willard Wilco1. -1ertl .. \ ' Adnan Menderes and other de­ 9:00 Our Gan & Comedies 11:i oral 1: 1/0 ' posed leaders have btien complet• t0:00 Heckle and Jeckle C rt.on , G-!: COlltie Bowl 1:30 . 1everal- -months from ed--perhaps 10:30 Migh t Mouse Playhouse FYJ 6:00 ' 1 1 :00 The Long Ran ger now. Twentieth Centuey '• 6:80 1 1 :3-0 cartoc,, Theater • i 7:00 Lallie • li;l)j) Sky ](ing 7:811 ..=i.i th• • ' Sullivan ".2:3 0 Jet Ja.·kson 8:00 entl Pree 13 l nne \lt!!er&l,�fl>lri�, Cha 1:00 9:QO 9:80 Alfred HI�� Pffleliu 1 : 1 5 Bas ebal l Leadoff 16:00 Geoii,i Goliel s&bil 1 !25 Base�a.ll 10:�0 ope rtse :111 Spo 4 :00 .. '· s;..,1i1 11:00 sun11at �1•· t• • P•J I 4 : l!J Sports Special Theater 11:19 um � Alb 4:"5 A� eriCH WC H S TV 4 Door Seda-n . Origin�( black finish. Powerglide. BOSTON, Masa. UPI-United Steelworkera President David J. McDonald called tor a 30.hour work week Thursday Ill lhe prl• mary mean.s of combattln1 auto­ mation. Speakln1 a, a 1overnor'1 con• ferenct1 here, McDonald eugges,. ed that "the Con1re11 of the United Statea enact a new !air labor 1tand1rd1 h,w that Would reduce the 'work week to 30 or H hourL" I 8:3S ll:30 10:00 lC•<:10 1 1 .00 1 2. I� ! :SO 1 :30 party ■M.at,,1 Party st Breakfa News Motorcade Star Salute Top Ten Weekend New■ Weekend Qh)� !tfew■ if II Custom Sedan. Low mileage. Sparkling light blue finish. McDonald Pushing For 30-Hour Work Week 6:30 10·30 1 1 00 1 1 :10 1 1 : 15 ?.:00 :IIO q•,.. - �, Bnu: 1 . dO RF . Ch"stit•·t R" dge • I Items SOCIG 1 957 FORD V8 2 Door . . . . . . - - . . . . $ 1 , 195 NEW YORK (UPI) - Curlains failed to rise on Broadway 'f:hurs-­ day rrl-ght, and for the first time · in 41 years the sthow did not go on anywMre along the Great White Way. 1'he marquee liglhts were dark­ ened ·and t!he !ooU..i·ghts remaineLl out &Ii, Broadway producers car• ried out a threat to .shut down aU 22 current p),ays and mu.steals in, retaliation for e uniM • ordered cast walkout at one liheater on Wednesday niight. NegoLi:atiom continue today in. •tlhe bJtiter C.Wnitract d�put.e be­ tween- 'Actors F.quity, whlch �pre• aentis aU Broadway performers, and the League - of New , York 'l1heatel'6', representing Broadway producer, and llhe.ter owners, But ,spokesmen for both sid!f oonceded ,they atilt were faor a,part and that a prolonged "Broadway blatkout" was ·likel y. •·oo Home Run Derby News Picture Sports Roundup Wealhe rcast Saturday Night Jamboree Bon•nza TM Man and the Challenge The Deput. World Wide 60 'Man .•· rom InJ.erpol Ne .¥s Hes.dlintg W �.athercast Shockwatch stgn orr :ml Mtin•r, Slgf_O � Gu l.:1• 1ll. Weath.er ,s,: • . .--: Newl Channe1 3 - Saturday BLAETTNAR'S -Runnlng 1 Gordon Caldwell e,so AT 1 958 CHEVROLET VS · - - 6 00 6 30 , :45 6·55 7:00 7: 30 8:30 C:00 Comedy Playhouse 1:30 Adventure Time �:00 ..,leamboat Bill <ii.SM Kid 6 00 Music in the Round Jtm Thacker Show f::25 Weathercast 6:30 News Pictu-e tl -45 ttunUey Briuklcy llepon 7: 00 Pioneers '1:3 0 Thfo M11n Dawson 8:00 Cincinnati Baseba ll 10.30 TV Readers Digest :1 ;00 News Peadline!I l 1 : 10 W eatt- ercast t1 : 1 5 JaC'k Paar Show ' 00 Sign Off BARGAIN STIILS IN LIAD NEW YORK UPI-Steel• were in the driver's seat at•ln today leadln1 1tockl hl,:her in a mod• erately active opening. Each person charged. with delinquent real property taxes and assessments or publ ic uti l i ty property taxes on a tax dup­ ty Treasurl icate in the hands of the Qo.un�t er may pay the fu l l cimount"'o f such taxes i mmed iately. All taxes which are paid be- · fore the date for publication wi II be delet­ ed from the l ist to be published. Channel 3 • • F rlday ••• ln 41 Years Gau9H: Montgomery l l!,.5 on upper 10•0 on lower, 20 feet open Gallipolis 18.0 on upper 16-1 on lower, 18 feet open; Lock 23, 15.0. Condition of MoHble Loctm Lock 1 4 through 1 7 are up, 1 3 and 1 B through 23 are down. Riv­ er stationary at Lock 23. Ohio River Bo.ta: Downbound: Lock 15, Coa! King 4:50 am 1 0· 1 ; Bayou Loraine 8: 41!, a m , 0-3; Lock HI City of Huntln&:ton 15:00 am, 1 9-0; Lock ,17 Advance 0:45 am, 13.0; Lock 21 Colton Queen 10.00 am 2-5; Lock 22 Waller C. Beck­ jord 10:30 am 9•1; Pennsylvania 10:00 am 13- 2; Lock 23 Helen Z 12:20 pm 8-0; Elger Cliff 1 :40 pm 3-0; Mr. Crlss 2 : 30 am 6-0. Upbound: Lock 28 Frank Alter 6 : 15 am 2•0; Lock 27 City of May11ville 6 :40 am, 2-0; Gallipolis Lurig11 Polnl 3: Hi am, 2-20; Mike Creditor 5: 41'.i pm 9-7; Lock 23, Rocket 2: 00 pm, 0·1 : Waverl)' 3 : 10 pm 0-7; Ben McCool 7 : 00 pm 4-0; A. V . Crln I : 00 am, 0- 5; C. V. Harner 3 : 10 am, 0-2. Kanawha 11hr: All dams arc on the sill. I I Great White Way Dark First Time RIVER r REPOR f T£LEV ISI N GlJID& WSA%..TV Chdrtatt!I ti ver White family, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr, Mrs. Janet Grueser, dau&hten and Martha Orr called on Mr. and BY MRS. A. H. BAILEY Mrs. Charle■ Theia1 and Mike Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Northup Theiss, Dorcas, Sunda)'. of Marion spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clark, RaMr. and Mrs. Clint Orr and Mrs. cine, spent Monday evening with Lola Sorden. Mr. and Mrs. OrV)I Gainer. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Benson, Mr. and Mn. Vernon Dolin and Brazil, Ind., spent the b.ollday famlly, Ravenswood called on Mr. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph and Mr.a. Grover White Saturday. Ballard. Mr. and Mrs. William Ohlin�er Mr. arid Mrs. Wilford Bing an.! ;rnd children, Pomeroy, Mr. and children Ernest Holter and Mil­ Mrs. Wm. Carr and daughter s, dred Holter of Wooster spent the Alfred, Mr. Hd Mrs. Clair weekend with Mr. · and Mrs. Arvil Woode, Chester, Mrs. Clara M i l­ Holler and famlly. hoan and children spent Monday Mn. M'url Ours and Mrs. lne1. with Mr. and Mrs. Robert White Carson ispent Sunday afternoon and help celebraled Mrs. White's Mrs. Minnie Orr, Mrs. Janet birthday. with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Grueser and da1.1ghters and Miss Frank of Cheshire. Mr. Starling Orr, Columbus, .Mr. and Mrs. Roger Grueser Martha Orr spent Monday evening and Mrs. Lewi& Edgel. Mr. and and daughters of Logan spent the with Mr. and Mrs. Dana Moore Mrs. Billy Orr and family called weekend with Mr. and Mra. At· and Paul of Carmel. on Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr, Mon­ M r . and Mrs. G. L. Michael of day. thur Orr and Mrs. Minnie Orr. Mr. and Mrs. earl Lee and sons Chester, �lr. and Mrs. Wilber Par­ Mrs. Pearl Tanthory, Reedsville attended the commencement at ker and ramily. Sumner and Leon­ sptmt Sunday with !rlrs. Hilda McConnelsville Thursday evening ard Paugh, Pittsburgh called on White. Mrs. Freda Deeter and son, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Burris Amons of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Deeter ot and M rs. Etta Spencer, Monda)', Bel pre called on Mr. and Mrs. Columbus sprnt the weekend with also Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hawk Clarence Baker, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts and and son, Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Trusse l l Simon Newlun, son Kenneth, of M t . Vernon spent t h e holiday ·M rs. Audell Oeeter and daugh ter. Mr. an d Mn. Wilber Whittaker Pine G rove, Mr. and Mrs. Reed weekend at their h.ome here. children, A lexander, Ky., and Eynon called on A . H. Bailey ST. LOUIS UPI.......John Roach Mrs. Harley Baker, Grantlick, Ky. and wife, S.aturday_ Mr. and Mrs. Worley Davis of 6·4, 1 93-pound former S M U star, spenl the weekend with Mr. ancl Mn. Alva Whittaker, Dexter spent Sunday with Mr. has .signed his 1960 contract, the Mr. and Mrs. Doris Arnold, of and Mrs. Arvil Holter and family. St. Louis footbal Cardinals an• Mr. :md Mrs. Ralpb Ballard and nounced Thursday. Roach, 27, who Rock Springs spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra.. � oe Lawrence and Melvin spent Tuesday after-noon will be starting his fourth cam• and evening with Mr. and Mrs. paign with the Cardinals, will daughters. Mr. and Mrl. Paul Orr and Mr. Arthur Morarity and children or try out for quarterback, managing director Walter Wolfner said. Pre· and Mrs. Ralph Keller spent the Pomeroy. Denver Hill Qf Foster, W, Va., viou.sly, Roach saw most of his weekend in Cincinnati. Mr. and Mra. Roy Bookman and spent the weekend ' with the Gro• action at delensive•halfback. family of Buchtel tailed on the Arthur Orr family Sunda)'. Mr. and Mre. Sylvester Doughty ol Glouster spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee and sons and attended commencement at Wednesday Chester evening where their grandson, Charles Lee graduated. · Mr. and Mrs. Junior White and daughter of Warsaw spenl Sun• day night and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Grover White and Doris. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnson of Columbus spent the weekend Brownies Make Sets For Pencil Carriers Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the requi rements of Section 5721 .03 of the Ohio Revised Code, a l ist of lands i n Meigs County on which taxes hove remai n­ ed due and unpa id for two semi-annual tax insta l lments wi l l be published in thi s newspaper. ( 1 8 Employment Wanted with Mra. Judy Wells and chil• dren. Mr. and Mrs. Randal DeBord and family, Ellen Deihl of Alcott, W. Va .. spent the weekend with Mr. and Mn. Ora White and Linda. Mr. and Mra. Clarence Sorden and son. Diamond, W. Va., spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr �and Mr.a. Lo la Sorden. Mr. and Mrs. Joyce Hudson Mason, Harley Adams, Reedsville spent Thursday evening witb Mr. and Mn. Alva Whillaker. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Clark and family, Pomeroy, spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Or•.-)' Gainer, After almost three months of closed•door del-iberallon.s, 1.ohe com• mittee adopted ,by voice vote e. plan dHfcrin,g in major respects from r,iv,aJ Pt'OJ>09a'l8 of bobh or• ganizod labor and the Eisenhower achnJnlstrat.ion. The Pomeroy Brownie Troop Chairman Wilbur Mills (D•Ark.) met Thursday evening in the 245 was instructed to introd uce a bill M."!lhodist Church base­ United embodying Vhe committee's rec­ leaden Mrs. Ann with ment , ooH roll formal A tion-i. a ommend White, Mrs. Pat Wehrung and vote wiH be taken by tJhe com· Mrs. Carolyn Smith in charge, m-ittee ,af�er thls is ,introduced, The projccl was making pencil l'uellday. proba-bly carriers. Refreshments were serv• 'nhe comnrittee'll ,plan would of. ed by Pa tsy Ash and Jennifer fer federia4 -granta to states willing Menchini. to ,foot 'J)art of ,l!he •bil.ls for hos• pit,ali:,,ation, numin,g home a n d other medical ear<i for persons over 65 who are not ipoor enouglh lo qualify for publlc relief. NOTICE OF DE. L I NQU ENT TAXES :rr, WMl'O Daily �am Schedule Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 3, 1960-7 ... .. �-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 3, 1960 (9) For Sole WANT ADS HOLSTEIN COW, 1st calf. Just fresh. Raymond L. Cole, Laurel Cliff Rd., Phone WY 2--6370. 6 2 3tp FOil CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS BATES J emit, per word, :,ae tnaert.lon. Illini.mum chll'le - 60 ;:ei,•..1 • oentt per wwd for throe Cl)OlltOUUve inserttona. Special - one montb fur 30 cent, per word. Full nte of 3 cent. per word will be eh.areed for ldverti.Jint: lf not paid wit.bin 10 Ol>11 aft.er receivil'lg bill. � ill Advutilinc - Sbould be reportf'd lmmedlately. The Daily Sentinel will not be reaponaibJ.e foe more t.ti,an one incot­ hd insertion. Cud ol 1'-...aob and 5'>ecfal Notice• ol Ev,'11.ts $1 .UO. Obitiw-ie.11 pubHahed at t tent per word. 1 MO. G DAYS 3 DAYS 1 DAY •:,oRDS 11<.00 i! .30 90e 60< 10 $ 1 .80 , 1 .20 60c 20 16.00 "7 .00 $2.2G , 1 .00 ?lie 211 · Adi received by 10 A.14. wUl be in that day • .. pa-. I PHONE WY-2-21 57 ( I ) Notices ------ l � I Auto Sa les I __ TE�TE AND PEST CONTROL 1957 FORD V8 F'AIRLAN[ 500 by fain, FrN ln-,,.ction. fnwr­ $1 .495. 4 door sedan. A r�al N by Natlonwl._ Phon♦ R. cream puff. Power steering and and A. SHYlc1 'Station WY2· I brakes . . fordomatic. Blaetlnara, 2366. 4-26-tk Pomeroy. 6-3-6tc ----- � -cc- - -= THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE 1957 PONTIAC VS STATION wagon $U�9�. 9 Pass. On e c are • ful owner. Hydramati <: drive. Radio and Heater. Blaettnars, Pomeroy. 6-3•6tc Sullon & Chester •'armers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be held al Chester Towll Hall, June 6, 9 A. M. Emmett Will, Pres .. Francis E. Morrl11, Sec. 6-1-3tp (9) L2J Card of Thanks I WISH TO THANK EVERYONE who w ss so kind after the re• cent d_ealh of my husba nd, Clyde McKnight. I .111bo wish to thank Dr. Boict, Ewina:11 Funeral Home, Meigs General Hospital und nuneo, and all of my many ne1ghbora and friends who ■,N oo g- � m• Ethel McKnig�t 6-3· ltp. LOST - Brown billfold between Duis ke and Eva's Rctlauranl. Return to Eva ' s Restaurant, Porn• eroy. Reward, 6 2 3Lp I 8) Aulb Sales 1 958 CHEVROLET V8. S l .09�. 4 door sedan. Original black liu­ ish. Powerglide Blaetlnars, Pom eroy. 6·3-6tc GeN CINn UMd Ca" All Mahli end Modal, lllaTROPOLITAN MOTOU _..,. l■1t Mllft It. ,,.,,.,. Oh .. 1957 FORD V8 2 OOOll $1 . 19:5. Custom Sedan. Low ml lea"e. Sparkllns: light blue finlsh. lllaettnars, Pomeroy! 6·3-6lc - �-- --- 19&2 CHEVROLET 2 door seda�, $1M.OO. 1-'hotic ' WY 2·3020. Gol­ 6 2 3tc die Hawk, CondOr St. '06 OLDSMOBILE 88 - 4 door sc­ d,m. Car's blue-But you won't be i[ you buy it. $1295, Karr & Vim Zandt, Pomeroy. 6 2 31 c '46 CHEVROLET 6 cyllnder-210 2 door. One local owner. Worth much more. $690. Karr & Van Zandt, Pomeroy. 6 2 Jtc '&4 OLD.SMOBlLE Super 88-2 dr, A quality car ln11lde and out. 1695. Karr & Van Zandt, Pom. erO)', 6 2 3tc 'M PLY�OUTH Savoy 4 door. Here i1 aood transportation at a a:ood price. $J98. Karr & Van Zandt, Pomeroy. 6 2 3lc 'M STUDEBAKER Stullte Coupe. The tire11 were 1tolen-We'II in­ •tall new one11. $29�. Karr & Van Zandt, Pomeroy, 6 2 ftc '63 PLYMOUTII II pauen1cr cou­ pe. Not a beauty but run1 1:ood. ,195_ Karr & Van Zandt, Pom­ eroy, e 2 3tc 1952 STUDEBAKER pickup truck. 0 good ply lire■. Good 1hapc. , 100, Calvin Lane, Mlddleporl 11111. 6 2 3lp 'D7 SnJDEBAKER Comm. Std. OD, Owner la Jeavln1 for Army. Ph. WY 2-3891 after , p. m. D 31 6tp + o ooa sTAN­ cvL."'• roao~.6 -= "'=- ""-:"""'--== dard tt_.,.amiNion, blue and eondltlon t:xcellent ,1200.JO. Phone YUD-22:IO, Cool, ,111.. 6- 1 -31p mam IN2 SUPER 811 OLDS. GOOD condition $300.00. See WHIie Grlnatead or call Turner 2·3522 8-1--3tc New Haven, W. V1. • •- 1955 CHMOLIT �" - ! DOOR 814, t.Nm. bl■rk Offr lvory I� exln dean. all .,_ 11,-, Ndlo and beater. 0-. '' • ! Call Dlc1. Sterrett 6eforo 9:3Q A.M. Middleport WY ·2·2649 Pomeroy WY-2-3195 KAUTZ Fl,ED STOIII At C'1uter Yu6r:Oh $-2145 HAMILL SERVICE STATION a.fare 9:00 A.M. ... , ...., $35 3 Every Day Ser vtcf' I { 9a )- "v\arine Suppl ie� COND ITION . 5-31•3tc - ----- -­ ---I EASY SPIN DRYER I 1938 OETROITER MOBILE HOME 10' x 50', 3 rooms, bath. Excel­ lent c1tndition. Frank Hudson, Bash8n Road, Rt. 1, Racine. ff 28 6tc SWEET POTATO PLANTS, Nanc)' Hall, Porta Ricans Vineleiss, Porla Ricans, Gold Rush and All J 1 Gold. Second House eaat from School House In Syracuse. Wm. �31 -tf H. Holmes. I AKl: REGISTERED PEKINGESE I pups. Very nice. Priced reason- ---able. Uetty Goodall-mile below CLOTH, WOOD SLAT PORCH 5 31 6tp shades, cloth porch val•nce. I Middleport. awnings, venetian bllnds, win• • FOR SALE HAY BALER. ROUND Free estimates. dow shades. Bales. See Hugh Custer or Em· Dale Wippel, 215 Union Ave . . 1 melt G. Will, Pomeroy, Ohio. Pomeroy. 5 21 90tc �-3J . 6tp. -- --- 300 I IJ .L lN E PULLETS 4 MO. CU�TOA-1 B U ILT K I TCHEN D E· Sl � ned for your home. Free esold. 27!'.i i11-Unt layers in pro• timates. Foreman and Abbott , 1 j duct10n. Call Wl9·2182. 6-3·31p I - --- -- Phone WY2-532 1. 8--6-tt TO��ATO BEETS! CABBAGE, . , plants. Frank Emr ich, Bailey 's HAMMER S R EF U SE DISPOSAL. Week ly pkku p. As low as $ I . DO I 6-1·3tc Run. 1 ----------a month. Call R. & A. Service - u Foll SALE·. 22 CUBIC FOOT -r: Stalion , WY2·23613 or see Marr ig hl free i�r- C�11 N ew II aven, Jon (Hammer) Ha.vk. 6·1·:\0tp T LI 2· 2123· <.:harl i e New. 6- l•Jtc AUCTION &EI: -- - Complf,t• l•rvlc• Crltt Bredford Write, Phone or Contad Buy You - A. C. BRADrORD, Racina, Ohl-. t'Olt SALE: ONE RIDING HORSE 5·28-tltp I Phone WY2-6182. Lor.t t •J - and Found g ---:="' For Sale F LUTE IN BOOD Call W l 9•227L JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR KARR & VAN ZANDT I ..,,,,..,========� ■. PRO· COMPLETE INSURANCE tection, Ute, Auto, Fire, Polio. Mills, Middleport, Call Don Ohio .- ( 2 1 ) Rea l Estate For Rent _ .....-. ......,.,. ....,.....,.,l.,............ , ■ Rocke£eller Sets Boshon News Out On Campaign Items -Of I nterest 1'o Plains States NEW YORK UPI-New York's G-tiv. Nellon A. Roclt.efeller set out today for the Great Plains on · a ca mpalgn swing lhat wu in· tended to aid the electipn of a North Dakota Republican but could serve to stir interest in • presidential 1 "dratt" movement for h imself. ' The �1 year old governor planned an all-out effort on be· half of Gov. John E. Davis, who se e ks election lo the U. S. Sen• ate in a special June 28 election. Hockefeller has scheduled a full day of "folksy" campaigning at Fargo, N. D., with a street tour 1 1sits to shopping centers and t wo "live" television appearances designed to expose him to as man y voters as possible. The multi-millionaire told New Yor k Republicans last week lhat he would at:cept the GOP presi• d e ntial nomi � ation if the July of(ered it to 2S th conve . ntion hirn. Th ts announcemen t. was seen as a means of showm g off his "a vail'ability" tor the top place on the ticket this November, while attempting to steer clear of :iny challenge to Vice President Hichard M. Nixon that could d raw resentment. l 2_Cl_b l l nsu rance � Need _ J y WASHER. AT Porch g�ider, lady's Bulova wrist - - DON STIVERS-walch. Call WY 2-2437. 6 2 3tc J ___ ______ ·•TIONWI•■ [ Pomeroy, OhJo NOTICI OF PUBLIC SALE ...... c.. • --The u nder,;gned will olle, fo• '\,.J .....,,..... ..__ .. ..:.. ..__.. ,it. puhlic sale .11t the residence of . --:: ---Sherman Stephens, deceased, sit- UHO IOATI A N D MOTOb 1,!15 .nd tlJI whll• th•� ta,t, Metrouated on Ash St:, Jn the Village of 493 Lincoln St, Middleporl, Ohio, on Saturday, Main polltan Moton. 600 Phone WY2-3561 Middleport June 4, 1960, commencing a 1 10: 30 St., Pomaroy. Phone WY..i-il70. 1 1-24-tfc A. M., the following described ------- - -- personal property: ( J,4) 1 Gas Hester F'OH SALE: 5 room house alld bath gas furnace. Nice locat ion. Sec 2 Roe.king Chain APAtu.'MENTS - .fW'n11hed and 1 Couch Sam Pic 1tcns, .Syracuse. Ohio. unl urni.lhed. M.d4.aatera, Middle­ I R.111dlo 6 2 3tp 2 -3.tf port. Pho11e WY·2·J286. l Hug FOR SALE: FIVE ROOM IIOUSE J Refrigerator O AND 6 ROOM 110�0-. with bath, nice localion. Melvin 1 Table and 6 Chain room ap.irtmepll. A. N. Bengel, Hood, 1 1 1 Locust St., Pomeroy. I Cheat Phone NY2·3272. 1 t-2-Uc 5-28-30tp I lee Box 1 Range 3 ROOM )<' U ltNISHE D APART- r oR SALE MODER N FJVI!: THble and Round Slimd ment and bath, Pomeroy. Phone a!ld basement iul! houst', room 1 Ced.ir Chest 5-27-6tc I .iaic, Assume balance ot 4,% WY2·60Hi. 1 Bed d l red ,l(overnment loan. 1 -ot 50 -B ATII M_ __ ·_R nd S_s3_ '_ _ OO_ E _ _X LU » E1 Stand x l �O. Good neighborhoot' Call » C I unfurnished apartment. oat Coffee 'fabit or 1ee Fr .,ddie Thabct, idaaon, Phone Midaleport. lluHdlng, F.nd Table , · ______ __ __ v W _ 26� 4-_ .5, 2 1 12.tc WY 2-514 1 . 1 Gas Healer l Bed FOR REN'!' 4 ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE SEV�N ROOM HOUS� 1 Cht,t Hull11nd Township. Call Jti2• ,. with two baths, gllrage, wash l 'R.offaway Bed l''ramc• hou,e, cellar, lar,ve �orner lol ::1475, Hartford, W. Va. 5.31 .fltp 1 Lawn Chair located in Che!fter, Ohio, on . Other Jtems not nu•ntJoucd Route 7. Priced to st!ll. If inter­ FOUR :r UHNISHED HOUSE, Terms: Cash on day of sale ested call or write r .,ul Poling. rooms and buth, air <:ondltlon, Not RHpon1lbl• for accld1nb Riplry, W. Va. Ttd. ES:t-9433. television. 168� Lincoln Hls. Hoberl L . Couts, Administrator ♦-li) \!(, fi-31·31c l'hone WY2-2775. E11t11tc of Sherm1rn Stephens LOT AND TWO Webster and Fult z , Attorneys THltE E BEDHOO M HOUSE A 1' FOR SA LE: houses. and balh, in• rooms 8 for Adminlatrator. 1 1 26 East Main St., Pomeroy. eluding kitthen, 11p J)li11ncc8, 5 6- l ·:l-3-3tc Phone WYl-3408.-- 11 ·31-6 1c room house currently rented. ---Phone SP3 · 5562, Cl ifton, W. Va. FOH ilENT - - 15 ROOM DUNGI\LOW tl·l-6tp. with bath. Websler properly 1 120 K M11ln St. Phone WY.'.· ---- - --- -33U8. 6·1-3lc HOUSE FOR SALE: 6 ROOMS and bath, near Syracuse Post FOR REN'f: 4 lJEIJROOM SPLJT Office on River Hoad. Two lot■. levol home, 2 baths, in PomeLeland Bumgarner. 1n-6tp Neighbor■. Phone roy . . Uood WY2·2M3. 6-1•3tp FOil SALE: RAN"CH TYPE 6 room house with bath. Alumir1um storm windows. Automatic gas 2 STOHY HRJi:JC HOME IN LE­ mMITIS• ht!at. Lot 02 x 120. Convcnicnlly tut. DallaD Hill. Phone CHerry loc11ted lo grade sdiool 1md 6·1·3tc 7·2249, town. Reasonably priced. l'hone HOME IN llllll:1': HEDROOM SPruce 3--M64, M11son. For FREE lnopeelloa New H11vcn. t'lnl house above 8 2 3tp tht! l\uL, Houle a::t. Inquire at PHON GIRL STATISTICS OUT huusc. 6 2 3lp Gilmore'• Supply Store LOS ANGELES UPI-The over11gc American teen-age girl is ,. WY-2-2774 reel, tour-inches tall, weighs 1 1 7 ' -Vaughan'• Extermhaatm, CREDIT ASSOCIATION needs lo­ pounds and measures 34-:.!:4 3:"i, ac• · cal man 30-60 years for conla.ct cording to results or a survey re­ Company work with buainess and profess­ leased by 'Teen Magazine which St. Marya. W. Va. ional paople In thl• area. Must polled 1 ,GOO girls across the n■• have car. Field tralnlna: plus tlon. PU LIC AUCTION aubalantial drawing account for Saturday, June 4, 1'60, 1 :00 II. M. man ,elected. Thia 11 ■n unus· I have 1old my home .and will aell ual money.ma.11:Jna opporldlllty. my houaehold 11oods at auction al Write Manaaer Box 088-R tare 1 my home louted at t84 Main St., The Dally Sentinel, Poit1eroy, . . Middh1port, Obio, con1lalin1 of: 1 Ohio. ' ffl�&p Sylvania TV, telephone 1t.11nd, 4 complete bedroom aultea, maple WANTED: COOK for real home. dinette tel, 2 1weepen ( l GE & Write quali flc1Uon1 t o P, O, Sox 1 H1mlllon), MtYl■& waaher, ti 2 3tc :ma, Pomeroy, Ohlo. rlnae tuba, ullUty cabJnet, Frig­ idaire electric atove, mixer and toa11ter, kitchen utenslls and dl1ho1, wriUna deak, throw ru1:s, l ime lawn mower (power), 11preader, heavy duly electric HOUSE PA!NTING INSIDE AND out. Hoof and chimney work. cord, aard-,n lools, barrel �ck ti 2 6tp Hay Ours. WY 2·3624 . chair, 7 pc. dlnlna room suite, rloor pollaher, Ji'rJ&ldalre dryer, wo11ler hose, 2 eervina carts, Kel• vinatbr relrl1er1tor, deep fryer. AlR CON DITIONING, REFRIGER­ allder and porch chairs. l1n1p11, allon aentce. J1ck'1 Refrl1er1• bl.1111kera and gull11, sprayer, 2 tlon, New Haven. Phone TU2· alcp ladders, socket wrench aet. 6-ll3·tl ao37_ bc,lt 11nder, 3 living room aultea · U plastlc and I 2 pt:. lltcllonal), I, 0, McCOY Jhiscell1neou11 lt.em■. AUCTIONIII this furniture Ii all h1�1J claas koute 2, LMt letkim. Ohio lt\erchandlec and haa had iood MUILLII PUINACII, W ITINO care. Harold M. Brown, Ownf'r , . HOUII '"tltMH. ArMltl Ire­ , , tMn. S,rNute, Ohio. PMM Not Responsible for A<'tidcnt■ WY2-6U4. 1 1 -1 1-tt TERMS: t:a11h . Br■dford Aur.tlon Co., Rat'ill<'. Ohio GIAVILY TlACTOI IAl.■I AND S1lea Manager: A. C. Bradford Son-le<, SIi Moln, ,-.,.,, Auctioneer: Crill Bradford 0- �11 9 WY24t7S. ,._. Phone WI 9-382 1 p. m, untll June I, ........, � 28 3tc ll'"'"'"' Harold aarnhtirt, Ohio. PhoM CN<,(.llo 16'1, AltC REG!STERED COLLIE PUPS 1-111-tlc for aalc. Call WY2·3489. e-1-etc TELEVlSJON RAD IO Ml> SMALi, 1 12 RATS KILLED WITH STAR • PPli■nce reJ)llr. Pbone Otl1 W1rfarln, 2.,.. lbl., IU18; 4 lbs, llcCllntock, Racine, O'llo. ll-1-tlc ta.ea. Sale, pure, and 1u1r1ntffd. Eberabacb Hardware. • TELEVISION RADlO AND SIIALL eppll1nce repair. Call l'ruk (4'1 28, 29; (DJ 4, 6. Capteln11, tlt N. Second Aw., 211, 11, 12, IS, 18, 19, W.U. lllddl1port. 20, 2'1; .(8) 1, 2:, 3 , a, 9, 10, --- --- ( 1 7 J Help Wanted ------ -■ Old Folks Included In House Act1on , WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House Wia� & Means Committee today approved a limited progrem ol governmenl - financed med,ical care for about 1 ,�,000 JJeedy old folk11. (20 ) Business Services ■ ■, ----- ----- - :ao, e, • ' Auditor, M1i9i County '' ,,,� 1959 BUICK VS laSabre · · · - · · · · · · · · $2,595 1960 MERCURY Monteray - - ; - - · $2,995 4 Door Sedan. EZI glass . Multi-drive. Fully equipped. Showroom clean. 4 Door Sedan. Power steering and brakes. Original black finish like new. Dynaflow drive. Hard Top 2 Door. Really sharp. Power steering & brakes. Dynaflow drive. One careful owner. 1957 BUICK VS Super - - - - - - - - - - . . - - $ 1 ,695 1957 PONTIAC VS Station Wagon · · . $ 1 ,595 • \ .,.i.. . \1/na. .011� - ,;,u f\,tthor -' ...� ..w, . � ... cd • dillll1ir,. lt.tCTIIC 13 . he Sto rt f Day n,• ght A th s-�l-' i!V'�E-- TH EY ' L, LE.... r, On The ----- Meriderei, Re11;in1e To Be Tried Soon Now - EPIIP,,. 811.S,,,.,t./..SA,, ' �V:.::.r..:!.� .......:-•- '�Musical Clock'' -'. ,,oo fAQI MORNING fh1'i71 �-If CURLY _KAYOE A 11.....Sbri , . Tll'ltl!tr,_ II•••,):.lll,•_L, -� ;· tJ ,7:15 AA - oWl w , •a w· 1 .. • .w . - 1} ' H!U..O, 30EY­ GLAO YOU DE­ CIDED ll> COME &ACK! \. -1' it 'I jil plwnf""t ._ t/ I I i .J .. ,.. .....--""' ..........',: - I I......-�,I, MUST WON DER Wl-lY I'M FR EE I )'OIi ai-Qulck-Roo,;vtfY IIO-pllon 1 Hator Gl'::,olll' � will ; ll>r-- � I • Wa• bo nlumod,' fndiaibir tM.lmlllleh e. :,oar� Qll1lanoo dMltr,or 1 l!(eclrit, 1 LJ l"I� ,... ft.. Channel 1 3 - Saturday 9 Pass. One careful owner. Hydramallc drive. Radio and heater. . wt\ii"TI 111•11 , ' will ho ..,,.LfflLT j :• . -• , oo - Hard Top 2 Door. One careful owner. Shows good care. Power steering and brakes. hq.t •'\!:•ter ioa(.often? . . . w (hanilel 13 - �INiay . 1957 BUICK VS Century · · · · · · · · · · $ 1 ,695 BLAETTNAR'S POMEROY, OHIO .MEB8E. THE'l'S e,E'1Ct-lD THEM FUNN'f Ll'L SNOW-WVERED lltJ51,l ES- Thank vou. A cozy little piece, M, illallet. Judy Mr. Grube, Clean V sees to that. and inv\ting. l:i 1957 BUICK VS Special - · - - - - · $ 1 ,595 OPEN UNTIL 7:30 MON. THRU SAT, sN1FF.�r- -yUM,!!- THE I V>.M APJJMA 15 G�ING �E. AND t,..'\ORE DELICIOU5!!­ W� MU5T e,e: - NEAR THEM !! . ��r- w. -c,han· neI TV Channtl 1 3· - Fr'day Hard Top 4 Door. One careful owner. Dynaflow drive. Radio and heater. Almost like the day it was sold. · out of J___ W One careful owner. Std. shift. Radio & heater. Like new. Jtlantt More ::: ��lel\d ."ii.:'..---- Reeds"illn ..;.' ted Even t Re..,.,r hi · · Channel 8 - Sa.Ur.day 1 959 PONTIAC VS 4 Dr. Sedan · · · · $2,395 Worth much !IlOre. 1 2:30 12:45 1 :00 1 :30 2:00 2:30 3: 0i 3:30 '., Tn I. Ste� · .., Aie Hard Top 4 Door SeOan . One careful owner. Shows the best of care. 1955 MERCURY 2 Door Sedan · · · · · · · · $695 ti B:IIO 8:35 9:80 8:11& 10:30 10:" 1 1 :30 12:00 12:\1\ Rev. M<,nt&,1mery (Rutland .M,ulon) COuntry Hyn,n Time The Sunday Show News The Sunda> Show New, The Sunday Show the Army Hour Noon News Vi.rainia Vitatoe (P■a:evilh Jipoatolic 0burch. United Nations Sho'lf Social Security Rev. Teets (CarpentPr) Sunday Showcase Anniversary ShowcaH Broadway Showcase Sunday Showca11e Rev. Wilso n (New Have11 Church of God) Y Showcase ��r:/ Sund:iy Showe.as: News & Weather congressman Moeller Washingon R_eporls to lhe Pe9ple Sundown Serenade O H the Air C..dlllla'I a- �,. 1958 BUICK VS Special · · - - - · · · - - · · $ 1 ,995 4 Door Sedan. A real cream puff. Power steering and brakes. Fordomatlc. 2,lffl Wrbild "'11 tr.,4"'� 3 : �� y e�f!nd x ' a.tt ..a e Channel 8 -· Fr,'day - - - · - - $ 1 ,095 1957 FORD VS Fairlane 500 · · · · · · · · $ 1 ,495 -Channel 3 - Sumiay !,;10 oc: a 9:00 Pl!ANUT8 ,, Gije1l Star 4:35 1 1 : 1 5 Sign On , 5:45 P-it Boon e Show 5:30 6:00 Sundown Serenade i t : 30 This is tNe Li:e 5;40 6:30 Off tb.e Air • , - · 12:00 TV Chap el 5:45 12:30 Ind\latry on Parade Sunday Air he t of 1 2 :45 Ga,den Club 6:00 7 :f!S Sia:n On 1 :00 Frontier, oi Faith f:4� Sign On 6130 7 :47 Sunday Chapel -----1 :30 Sunday Movletime 800 Cirdc 3 Ranch helping wilh the work a.t the 9:00 Sheena, Queen of Jungle 3:45 Mon,a Challe nge 1 1 Hoyl Keeton home. U g G : 30 Junior Auction 4:00 Crotched Moun tain Taylor Moore and family spent �how Story Doody rite 10:00 Howdy 4 :30 Favo the holiday weekend in KentuCky. 10:30 Rnff I< Reddy r�ow 5:00 Wo,ld Championship Goll D. v. Morris and wire called Sundly guests of Hoyt Keeton 11 · 00 Fury 6:00 Meet the PU69 Howard Knapp. and wire re• on and brother het were Boy wife and Circus re 1 1 :30 6:30 Sunday News Pictu cen!ly. WheelerSburg. faltiil)' 1 2 :00 True Story Trfll 7 :00· Overland · , 'l'liHdOre RUpert: ■nit wife of W. A, Gregory w.as in Parkers­ 1 2:30 Down on the Farm 8:00 MUste ori fee on Monday. burg part s�ndin1 an SJt?"Hn1 Mt. 1 :00 A Trave ling Man 9:00 Cheu Sbt)w -:Jene�rs. wltli Vaciticin {ije•I'. o{ Dope 1 : 15 Dugout lb:oo LoreUa ,Young Show ' ii FoS!e,. 1 :25 Cincinnati B,s. eball i0:30 P!opl! Ii.re Funny ' •· ,. douahter . of �lid Webb R. 0. · . d · 4:00 W atr h '' r. W 1:iar e ' lines 11 ·.20 N,w,· 'a Jh;dcliff visited his �ster Mrs. bt Wea!ll� 1 1 : 10 S ' A.l�rt_ Cone. 11i�!•••Y.- , . 4:30 Sdence Fiction Theater 11 : 15 Nitewateh By Lucy Klbbl• Lowelt F■tem,yer anil farhily 5:00 Detective's Dnlcy 1 :00 Si'1\ Ott Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Stone have 5:30 Waterfront Qf . W., Va., visited hla tirother _,;;____c: , ,:--. :::-::---- I ov,r the wee):enct -returned to their horde in Cleve, .;..-. , Pettit Ind ril otliei'-in• land a(ler a week en4 visit at the Hil'l'Y t f't JI · "' ,. liw� MrS. Jl'bk9 aj;ent StliidaY in Humphrey Farms with her parents Mr. and M rs, C. E . Humphrey. Va., wltli relltive,. :30 Dick Cl \< shOW s�,\Hon ij!ave ,oo Mr. and M" - Guy Stalnaker o{ n 1s a Gregd,-, d Mlldrl! Mil. r r Beave o tf , Mr. and Mrs. James Slal• v t:.e■ Akron :SO � nounclng !he birth ol a son May 4:00 AmeTican Bandstand !ihow W:elk rice and son, of New Matamoras Lawfe naker :00 29 at Dr. LeVines Clinic at S:ao Rin Tin Tin and Blaine Newell and family of 1O :pc) J\I blliee, U · S A eII ston, :1:00 San Francisco Beat Athens spent the early part of the ewa N l l :OO VP-�The -M ute 6:30 You� Esso Reportc : famjly and Gregory or WJlliatn week -here with Mr. and Mrs. Bert t Repor Sporti tiJ.:lO . Weeket'l' d visitors Shumway. 8:40 Weather Teller were Dayton lll : l� Late Show 8:45 Johri Daly NeWJ! of his father w. A, Gregory. Mrs. Elizabeth Coleman and son 't:00 Budd y 3tareher 5ho·..Mr, iirid " M!'S. Kenne!h Elll1 ,,n- Ronald and wife of Sebring visited .olau D 'Vi l' Walt Uisney Pre1tent 1 , nOiHiCI the birth of ii daughter with friends here Monday. ....., ..,. 1 ' Ma y 26. Cluµ-les Deem and family of . Mer• 1 2 : 00 The Big Picture 8:00 Man From Blackhawk File ins is Charleston of In&:ram l{ � Rl, Hopk 1 2:30 John . ion were here Sunday visiting ,Mr. 9:00 77 sun�t Strip . ; and Mrs. J. S. Marks. J :00 C9llege ?ieWI .C.Onferenci \0:00 The Detectives � 8, ga'nJ�ri :30 l Airport QeveJilnd le . '.G '.30 Hlack Sadd / Mrs. w. o. Pickering and grand2:00 Mystery Mabnte 11 :OO The New Tonight of Parkersburg were Mon day son N• Y 3 : 00 0pen HearI.I · 1 1 ·. IO Scanning the Weath er I 1-C of the Ben B uckl eye. , nd evela ND · visitors S•ate · ,. c lne and 111 . 3:30 M an "edl ,u: t 5 ,ports Report Mrs. Delbert Blake or and another $teQ Mr. toak i\:irporl Nopkin�· AYIOe. ducation E . Nati�nal 4:30 11 _20 Late Show talld'atd tife jet age, ti\Hay when· Little HoCking and Mrs. Loma Hall tty Fun ie•,. WOtk began on a 9,200-foot fun.- and children of Tort•h were recent . •. :�,,e� � s5 30 M . Sh 0 n e NU Ev : way. · aucsts of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ran• e Choic e'� �eopl • dblph. Tol�do, Co., Construction fiefcl! 6:00. 9:00 Badg e a:id Bull ets Hood Robin thl'e a do). lllHllog � ,.rded W al_ W,S 6:31) w Sho t , cris Mr. and Mrs, William WllllamR 11 :00 Edd ie Sea down Track nsion, 00 : the for obntract 7 s � Lan caster and Mrs. Kathryn ex, lar Sale . Soup of with ch Lun U:OO ick · were N.o1ver Decem. by mpletlori o c. .... for ' 30 slited 7 e Di tz and son, Will, Belpre, I 2 :30 G r;iy Gh OSt ' · an d ber. · 16 · ms coms n extens the hen . 1 Nations Willia the of Lawman or W lth guests y Sunda 8:30 Commonwea l :00 operations Bald erson families. ' commercial pleled, jet l Pebe Tht Back 9:00 Talk :30 1 • will be , started by American Air• Q;;,,l The Ahekans Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Milhoa n 2 :uo The Broth�rs lbum Staccato Hnu. _ A el 1 Newsre Johnny 0:30 America's 2:30 hilve :.nfhV '. 1te9!' fiOm Akron a11d, i�":l are Ni�f,in" tlfo llte Ella P�tty. . , ;t: 45, 'J'ravcl F ht l/ltt M :Qtl . ' Tonig · 2:55 "Bas ebal l propert y. Their daught er, Justine, T' Wea her Wmdow :0S � 1 1 g stlin wre io of Akrnn, was their guest Sunday. 5:30 Stud l !l : to Late Show Mr. and '.lfrs\ C. C. Hamilton �nd 1:00 Record Hop family . Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ch i ld• ers a p d Mr. and . Mrs. Willia:� Childcfs aitd son, Jelfty, ,II or Ph,, 5:00 Danc e Part y , lo, recently spent a d11y here wit h "' 6:00 Movie Spectacular 1 lhei, pa,cnt s, Mr. ,nd M,s. o.. n . 1 7:30 Perey Ma11o n Childe_rs, ... &:JO The Brighter Day 8:30 Waritlid-'Dead or Aliv e !t WecJhCsdn:v, gqe8ls of Mr. anti ff l l:1 5 The Se<ret Storm 9:00 Mr. Lucky !\,(rs. P. R. Rando lph were £\ir$. !:30 The Edge of Nig ht ' �arles Mc:Coffee of Athens aml 9:30 Have Gun, Wll1 Travel ger Stoo ee Mr . . and Mrs. Gcor�c Mey�rs or 1.0:00 Gunsmoke l:fO The Thr Hire Fol 10,t8. . Not ile 10:30 1 , 1:30 The Life of R s New Mn. Ruchia Shumway has re• 00 : U s . Ne-w 1 ·00 Arthur J, Sini thturned from a visH ul narwi n with l l : 10 Theater 1 3 f : 1 5 A Look at the Weath er 41·µ2ht�r. Mrs, H . A . Sedgt2:SO Sign Off }ier' ic Clin ling Bow TV 6:25 wick and famil y, ... !:30 Amos 'n' Andy '1:00 Markham 9 : 00 Rev. Matthews '1:30 'Ru. hide 1 :30 American llt Work 8:30 Hot el de Paree 9:45 Chrbltlan Seiencfl A NK>JtA , Turkey UPl -The 10, 00 TBA 9:00 Thr ills of 1960 Circus National Unity Committee ruling Camera 3 l0:30 10:00 CBS Reports today that leaders flf announced Picture tig 00 AOD : 1 1 Per to Jt:30 Person Menderes regime will deposed the USA RFD, :30 1 1 s New !l : 00 go on trial within a mor1lh, and 12:00 Ra, l!IWood' Glbb< n : 10 A Look at the Weather that elections for . a new parlia• 12:1 5 :Qaeeball l l : 15 Theater 13. ment will be held ·"in the short• 3:00 SJ)Ort1cope est possible time." 3:16 Sports Special Obslervei's here speculated that 3:45 Comedy Time · the elections would not take place 5oO JqdlaniPolls 8:00 Captain Kan garoo until the trials of ex•Premier 4:30 :Rev. Willard Wilco1. -1ertl .. \ ' Adnan Menderes and other de­ 9:00 Our Gan & Comedies 11:i oral 1: 1/0 ' posed leaders have btien complet• t0:00 Heckle and Jeckle C rt.on , G-!: COlltie Bowl 1:30 . 1everal- -months from ed--perhaps 10:30 Migh t Mouse Playhouse FYJ 6:00 ' 1 1 :00 The Long Ran ger now. Twentieth Centuey '• 6:80 1 1 :3-0 cartoc,, Theater • i 7:00 Lallie • li;l)j) Sky ](ing 7:811 ..=i.i th• • ' Sullivan ".2:3 0 Jet Ja.·kson 8:00 entl Pree 13 l nne \lt!!er&l,�fl>lri�, Cha 1:00 9:QO 9:80 Alfred HI�� Pffleliu 1 : 1 5 Bas ebal l Leadoff 16:00 Geoii,i Goliel s&bil 1 !25 Base�a.ll 10:�0 ope rtse :111 Spo 4 :00 .. '· s;..,1i1 11:00 sun11at �1•· t• • P•J I 4 : l!J Sports Special Theater 11:19 um � Alb 4:"5 A� eriCH WC H S TV 4 Door Seda-n . Origin�( black finish. Powerglide. BOSTON, Masa. UPI-United Steelworkera President David J. McDonald called tor a 30.hour work week Thursday Ill lhe prl• mary mean.s of combattln1 auto­ mation. Speakln1 a, a 1overnor'1 con• ferenct1 here, McDonald eugges,. ed that "the Con1re11 of the United Statea enact a new !air labor 1tand1rd1 h,w that Would reduce the 'work week to 30 or H hourL" I 8:3S ll:30 10:00 lC•<:10 1 1 .00 1 2. I� ! :SO 1 :30 party ■M.at,,1 Party st Breakfa News Motorcade Star Salute Top Ten Weekend New■ Weekend Qh)� !tfew■ if II Custom Sedan. Low mileage. Sparkling light blue finish. McDonald Pushing For 30-Hour Work Week 6:30 10·30 1 1 00 1 1 :10 1 1 : 15 ?.:00 :IIO q•,.. - �, Bnu: 1 . dO RF . Ch"stit•·t R" dge • I Items SOCIG 1 957 FORD V8 2 Door . . . . . . - - . . . . $ 1 , 195 NEW YORK (UPI) - Curlains failed to rise on Broadway 'f:hurs-­ day rrl-ght, and for the first time · in 41 years the sthow did not go on anywMre along the Great White Way. 1'he marquee liglhts were dark­ ened ·and t!he !ooU..i·ghts remaineLl out &Ii, Broadway producers car• ried out a threat to .shut down aU 22 current p),ays and mu.steals in, retaliation for e uniM • ordered cast walkout at one liheater on Wednesday niight. NegoLi:atiom continue today in. •tlhe bJtiter C.Wnitract d�put.e be­ tween- 'Actors F.quity, whlch �pre• aentis aU Broadway performers, and the League - of New , York 'l1heatel'6', representing Broadway producer, and llhe.ter owners, But ,spokesmen for both sid!f oonceded ,they atilt were faor a,part and that a prolonged "Broadway blatkout" was ·likel y. •·oo Home Run Derby News Picture Sports Roundup Wealhe rcast Saturday Night Jamboree Bon•nza TM Man and the Challenge The Deput. World Wide 60 'Man .•· rom InJ.erpol Ne .¥s Hes.dlintg W �.athercast Shockwatch stgn orr :ml Mtin•r, Slgf_O � Gu l.:1• 1ll. Weath.er ,s,: • . .--: Newl Channe1 3 - Saturday BLAETTNAR'S -Runnlng 1 Gordon Caldwell e,so AT 1 958 CHEVROLET VS · - - 6 00 6 30 , :45 6·55 7:00 7: 30 8:30 C:00 Comedy Playhouse 1:30 Adventure Time �:00 ..,leamboat Bill <ii.SM Kid 6 00 Music in the Round Jtm Thacker Show f::25 Weathercast 6:30 News Pictu-e tl -45 ttunUey Briuklcy llepon 7: 00 Pioneers '1:3 0 Thfo M11n Dawson 8:00 Cincinnati Baseba ll 10.30 TV Readers Digest :1 ;00 News Peadline!I l 1 : 10 W eatt- ercast t1 : 1 5 JaC'k Paar Show ' 00 Sign Off BARGAIN STIILS IN LIAD NEW YORK UPI-Steel• were in the driver's seat at•ln today leadln1 1tockl hl,:her in a mod• erately active opening. Each person charged. with delinquent real property taxes and assessments or publ ic uti l i ty property taxes on a tax dup­ ty Treasurl icate in the hands of the Qo.un�t er may pay the fu l l cimount"'o f such taxes i mmed iately. All taxes which are paid be- · fore the date for publication wi II be delet­ ed from the l ist to be published. Channel 3 • • F rlday ••• ln 41 Years Gau9H: Montgomery l l!,.5 on upper 10•0 on lower, 20 feet open Gallipolis 18.0 on upper 16-1 on lower, 18 feet open; Lock 23, 15.0. Condition of MoHble Loctm Lock 1 4 through 1 7 are up, 1 3 and 1 B through 23 are down. Riv­ er stationary at Lock 23. Ohio River Bo.ta: Downbound: Lock 15, Coa! King 4:50 am 1 0· 1 ; Bayou Loraine 8: 41!, a m , 0-3; Lock HI City of Huntln&:ton 15:00 am, 1 9-0; Lock ,17 Advance 0:45 am, 13.0; Lock 21 Colton Queen 10.00 am 2-5; Lock 22 Waller C. Beck­ jord 10:30 am 9•1; Pennsylvania 10:00 am 13- 2; Lock 23 Helen Z 12:20 pm 8-0; Elger Cliff 1 :40 pm 3-0; Mr. Crlss 2 : 30 am 6-0. Upbound: Lock 28 Frank Alter 6 : 15 am 2•0; Lock 27 City of May11ville 6 :40 am, 2-0; Gallipolis Lurig11 Polnl 3: Hi am, 2-20; Mike Creditor 5: 41'.i pm 9-7; Lock 23, Rocket 2: 00 pm, 0·1 : Waverl)' 3 : 10 pm 0-7; Ben McCool 7 : 00 pm 4-0; A. V . Crln I : 00 am, 0- 5; C. V. Harner 3 : 10 am, 0-2. Kanawha 11hr: All dams arc on the sill. I I Great White Way Dark First Time RIVER r REPOR f T£LEV ISI N GlJID& WSA%..TV Chdrtatt!I ti ver White family, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr, Mrs. Janet Grueser, dau&hten and Martha Orr called on Mr. and BY MRS. A. H. BAILEY Mrs. Charle■ Theia1 and Mike Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Northup Theiss, Dorcas, Sunda)'. of Marion spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clark, RaMr. and Mrs. Clint Orr and Mrs. cine, spent Monday evening with Lola Sorden. Mr. and Mrs. OrV)I Gainer. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Benson, Mr. and Mn. Vernon Dolin and Brazil, Ind., spent the b.ollday famlly, Ravenswood called on Mr. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph and Mr.a. Grover White Saturday. Ballard. Mr. and Mrs. William Ohlin�er Mr. arid Mrs. Wilford Bing an.! ;rnd children, Pomeroy, Mr. and children Ernest Holter and Mil­ Mrs. Wm. Carr and daughter s, dred Holter of Wooster spent the Alfred, Mr. Hd Mrs. Clair weekend with Mr. · and Mrs. Arvil Woode, Chester, Mrs. Clara M i l­ Holler and famlly. hoan and children spent Monday Mn. M'url Ours and Mrs. lne1. with Mr. and Mrs. Robert White Carson ispent Sunday afternoon and help celebraled Mrs. White's Mrs. Minnie Orr, Mrs. Janet birthday. with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Grueser and da1.1ghters and Miss Frank of Cheshire. Mr. Starling Orr, Columbus, .Mr. and Mrs. Roger Grueser Martha Orr spent Monday evening and Mrs. Lewi& Edgel. Mr. and and daughters of Logan spent the with Mr. and Mrs. Dana Moore Mrs. Billy Orr and family called weekend with Mr. and Mra. At· and Paul of Carmel. on Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr, Mon­ M r . and Mrs. G. L. Michael of day. thur Orr and Mrs. Minnie Orr. Mr. and Mrs. earl Lee and sons Chester, �lr. and Mrs. Wilber Par­ Mrs. Pearl Tanthory, Reedsville attended the commencement at ker and ramily. Sumner and Leon­ sptmt Sunday with !rlrs. Hilda McConnelsville Thursday evening ard Paugh, Pittsburgh called on White. Mrs. Freda Deeter and son, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Burris Amons of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Deeter ot and M rs. Etta Spencer, Monda)', Bel pre called on Mr. and Mrs. Columbus sprnt the weekend with also Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hawk Clarence Baker, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts and and son, Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Trusse l l Simon Newlun, son Kenneth, of M t . Vernon spent t h e holiday ·M rs. Audell Oeeter and daugh ter. Mr. an d Mn. Wilber Whittaker Pine G rove, Mr. and Mrs. Reed weekend at their h.ome here. children, A lexander, Ky., and Eynon called on A . H. Bailey ST. LOUIS UPI.......John Roach Mrs. Harley Baker, Grantlick, Ky. and wife, S.aturday_ Mr. and Mrs. Worley Davis of 6·4, 1 93-pound former S M U star, spenl the weekend with Mr. ancl Mn. Alva Whittaker, Dexter spent Sunday with Mr. has .signed his 1960 contract, the Mr. and Mrs. Doris Arnold, of and Mrs. Arvil Holter and family. St. Louis footbal Cardinals an• Mr. :md Mrs. Ralpb Ballard and nounced Thursday. Roach, 27, who Rock Springs spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra.. � oe Lawrence and Melvin spent Tuesday after-noon will be starting his fourth cam• and evening with Mr. and Mrs. paign with the Cardinals, will daughters. Mr. and Mrl. Paul Orr and Mr. Arthur Morarity and children or try out for quarterback, managing director Walter Wolfner said. Pre· and Mrs. Ralph Keller spent the Pomeroy. Denver Hill Qf Foster, W, Va., viou.sly, Roach saw most of his weekend in Cincinnati. Mr. and Mra. Roy Bookman and spent the weekend ' with the Gro• action at delensive•halfback. family of Buchtel tailed on the Arthur Orr family Sunda)'. Mr. and Mre. Sylvester Doughty ol Glouster spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee and sons and attended commencement at Wednesday Chester evening where their grandson, Charles Lee graduated. · Mr. and Mrs. Junior White and daughter of Warsaw spenl Sun• day night and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Grover White and Doris. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnson of Columbus spent the weekend Brownies Make Sets For Pencil Carriers Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the requi rements of Section 5721 .03 of the Ohio Revised Code, a l ist of lands i n Meigs County on which taxes hove remai n­ ed due and unpa id for two semi-annual tax insta l lments wi l l be published in thi s newspaper. ( 1 8 Employment Wanted with Mra. Judy Wells and chil• dren. Mr. and Mrs. Randal DeBord and family, Ellen Deihl of Alcott, W. Va .. spent the weekend with Mr. and Mn. Ora White and Linda. Mr. and Mra. Clarence Sorden and son. Diamond, W. Va., spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr �and Mr.a. Lo la Sorden. Mr. and Mrs. Joyce Hudson Mason, Harley Adams, Reedsville spent Thursday evening witb Mr. and Mn. Alva Whillaker. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Clark and family, Pomeroy, spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Or•.-)' Gainer, After almost three months of closed•door del-iberallon.s, 1.ohe com• mittee adopted ,by voice vote e. plan dHfcrin,g in major respects from r,iv,aJ Pt'OJ>09a'l8 of bobh or• ganizod labor and the Eisenhower achnJnlstrat.ion. The Pomeroy Brownie Troop Chairman Wilbur Mills (D•Ark.) met Thursday evening in the 245 was instructed to introd uce a bill M."!lhodist Church base­ United embodying Vhe committee's rec­ leaden Mrs. Ann with ment , ooH roll formal A tion-i. a ommend White, Mrs. Pat Wehrung and vote wiH be taken by tJhe com· Mrs. Carolyn Smith in charge, m-ittee ,af�er thls is ,introduced, The projccl was making pencil l'uellday. proba-bly carriers. Refreshments were serv• 'nhe comnrittee'll ,plan would of. ed by Pa tsy Ash and Jennifer fer federia4 -granta to states willing Menchini. to ,foot 'J)art of ,l!he •bil.ls for hos• pit,ali:,,ation, numin,g home a n d other medical ear<i for persons over 65 who are not ipoor enouglh lo qualify for publlc relief. NOTICE OF DE. L I NQU ENT TAXES :rr, WMl'O Daily �am Schedule Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 3, 1960-7 ... .. �• l ••' • I s atur ay a e am to PICNIC allCI RAVEL BAGS Fiberglas insulation Stain ..,sislant plastic zipper top. . --- WOMENS H A LT ElS Large size woven fibre picnic baskets with hin ed covers and slur J,"y handles . . , 100% cotton broadcloth halters. Elastic back, bra type. Black , navy, white and pastels. SIJ.eo 32 lo 38 $ 1 .00 $2.95 Other Picn1t Basket11 U.95 - $5.95 - ,9.95 "SOIJTE'' "'STURDY" %" 50 Fl. Lengths - f3, 85 J1111t received a , bl-g ,rhlpment of Red Man <JoOlles Hamp1!1"8, W oven fi bre and vinyl coverlng1. Hardwood fi'amC,11, slatex �i11i11g i n · all colors to match your bathroom. WOMENS BRA'S All cotton bra's. Circular stitched. Undercup, dain­ tily embroidered with flowers. Elastic Inserts. Slzes 32 to 42. A, 8, C cups. SAVI SATURDAY On ThHe Populer Stffl LAWN and PORCH C H AIRS Rockers and Glider■ Buy Vb.em In the origlu,111 FJuy lo tel up. Here are bhe Saturday Sale Day Prices Colol'II: ted, g.reen or yellow. box. Haul them in your car. C H A I R S · · $4.00 ROCKERS · · $4.00 i P1uenger GLIDERS · · $1 2.00 KROEHLER 2 PIECE ELRERFELDS PRltF.S ON SCO'M'S Oeanslng Tissues 200's · · · · · · · · 1 Sc 400'1 · · · · · · · 29c - -- 1 Sofa ' Beds SALE $1 .00 SALE $1.15 SALE $1 .$0 SALE $1.50 DO YOU WANT A NEW PIANO? Then come to Elbcrfclds Saturday and S,\ VE. Saturday, anytime 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. 55• 42c 79c 54• 48c BO• 43c He ,' On MIIM Rnton lnc.iUdin,g your -choice U,95 fl.95 ,1.95 $9.95 39c a yard Boys Trousers $29.00 to $79.50 _____ Also Matching 801 Springs $50.00 _. I reg. $1 89 .00 7 (lt. Crons, 6 Bross $ 1 45 With 4.2" x 72" l..lblc I rea. $1 89.00 7 p:. Chrome Set $145.00 With 42" x 72" table 2 $1 49.00 7 re, Dronse 6 Bros, $1'20 10'' bblo ca.a na. $89.00 5 pc. Dronse 6 Brost $70. With 3li" x 60" table 300,RUGS 11. b' ... -1........ WitlI M" x 60" lable ' • 3 for $1.00 CANNON DELUXE Moroeean Wide Stripe BATH TOWELS Large site 23 by 44: inehes. Thick absorbent toweb bhat wiU give years of fiervlce. Stripea • I ·M . , , ,' ,• . I ,. l �J:..!�! � :, ·----._______......, '"'-------1 I . �rfelds Saturday Sale , J splee brown, acintih, rose and peactli. $ 1 .00 night SbeJi.[f Robert Huteobacb'■ office, can expect anything and the new nii:ht operator, Kenneth GNWet, bi leuning to be nonchalant. "Bring him ia and we'll throw him ih with the rest of them," aa.ld Crover when told by an excJted caller at 4 a. m. today that a wreet­ ed /!U' had I "du.mm)'" at the wheel. Bath Towels, Hand Towels and Wash Ooths stripes in rose pink, m,a-ize, blue, brown and green. BATH TOWEI.S, 20 by 40 Inches . . . . . . . l fw:. $1.00 HAND TOWEI.S, :1.2 by 43 Inches . . . . . . . 3 for 1 $1.00 WASH CLOTHS, 1Z by 12 lnche1 . . . . . . . . . 3 for 50c ndio operator at The ''dummy," invHtipted_; by . , Deputy Howard Frank, "proved to he a blanket and pillow that bad t,een toned behind lhe wheel of a car wrecked early thia morning on the old Racine-Portland road near the Hobart C<>urt home. The car, owned by WillUlm D. CoonoUy, Rt. DO YOU NEED ing medium damage. 1 t.,, ,., •, ... , ,. , •• • ., l, Hebron, struck a bridge, caw,. The dummy report was made bf' James Ritchie, Stivenville, after NEW CUSHIONS FOR YOUR Connolly had left the car to � cure help. There were no injuries in the ac­ cident and no PORCH GLIDER? ■rreit.. . See The Valueo On The 2nd Floor l i ' I I Connon Combapun WHITE ,PElWE iED SHEET$ ' "' . OUBLE BJ!, q si�,:�•. hy 101 Inches . . . .:... f! 1 $1.71 . DOUBLE . FIITEJ! !IQ;l'l'Oli jl..E1£1'1'. . . . . . . . . .2.78 i · TWIN BBD s1u; ,11,,11y 1ta hl�b� · . . . . . . . i • • ·,1:411 _ �I N? f,Tn:D Bono• 1/JtEETS . . . . . . . . . . . ,1.41, Pll,LOW CASE& 41 by 38� lnellea . . . , $1,38 a pllr ' cannon Fine llullln , , cannon Malll Color Slrlped M111Un 11D SHEETS mi, = I IED SHEETS DOUBLE BED SIZE �l lly· U lllclles $1 ,88· · DOUl!LB BED SIZE 11 by 108 blebes . ,.._. $3.0, . . ED ,' . , ' ,· , 1f1A1f! ? tI .\j . ffl · . ·t., · ri� · 1 5 pc, Black' &, Bross $80. 1 , ; : · e1 u. , $ •::. .......,.. ·. ; _, .JlWl ·· O l'. 11&. ,.,.,.. »ll.. .'.· ··�· - �-- ·• ·'1 pc. G!�to'!!,_ ' $ 1_1 �.00 : . ' ,.. . C!-k i: 1 ,,,.-. ,..,, $,,J1:.��:.-ui• $l49';QO' S pc} qoldtonll ' $1 iq.00 � . �• : 10N �( J na. ' With :!ii" . 60" table • ' • TW-: FI'l'n:D J,_�•!J6,&,9Q S pc. Ch,t9,m�,$et $54,00 t'• ;. Mallf ""' I · , . , BOTJ'OM SHEETS NG. $1 09.00 Wlth 3l" � IIO" Iibte , , I in green, ffl'llii-e, red, blue, ihy­ Conno� Matc:�lng For extra berataty, extn com-· tort, OXU'II -,, While �,a- . cround with yelb)w, � ■¢, "'"'' flora! I dtaln.1 1 1 � Double Bed Sbe 81 by 101 ...6i,li .'43:Nl Double FIiied Bollom Sbeet, . . ,a.es Twin Bed SIie 71 by 108 Inell•• . $1.98 Twin FIiied Bollom Sheela , • fl,N PIiiow $1,71 a pr. 4! by ··� Inell• ,i, !"��f.: .\!.?!b<'?(l g pc. �h 7�•M�•�: �-I ��-00 . !lh'!: ,,!?;.i,?A 9 pc,. IJ(on� ff p..,. $1 50 ' Jt SALE The PERW.E SHEETS I reg. $1 97.00 9 pc. Chrom1 Set $1 50.00 rlQ. ell. MulU color stripes and ned check&. .Made willh fr.in­ gtd end,. 4 for $ 1 .00 Cannon Flower Garden DI NETTE SETS I Ano1lher big sJaipment of tihese !Ht .51elJing terry tow• . I SATURDAY SALE ' K I TC H EN TOWELS Colors: Beige, Pink, Yellow, Green and Turquoise. DOUBLE BED SIZE, 81 by I08 Inches . . . . . . . . $3.%8 DOUBLE FITTED BOTTOM SHEETS . . . . . . . . . $3.28 TWI N BED SIZE, 72 by 108 lnehe, . . . . . . . . . . $2.98 TWI N Fl'M'ED BOTTOM SHEETS . . . . . . . . . . . $2.98 PILLOW CASF.S, 4Z by 38½ ln•he1 . : . . fl,78 a pair SPECIA� SPECIAL Both Piece• For CANNON TERRY Percale Bed Sheets INNERSPRING MATTRESSES Mat-chln\lil Box Spring $1 .00 ,' CANNON SOL I D COLOR . Simmon, Full Size I Pair Arrested For Breaking Into Racine Cut Rate Store Childrens �humba type · sunsuits in prints, checks and solid, . Sizes 1 - 2 - 3 Colors. SCO'M'S TISSUE 2 rolls 29c SOFT WEVE TISSUE 2 rolls 29• WALDORF TISSUE 4 rolls 39c In The HOU.WIN-II �. Saturday $2.50 Saturday $2.50 Snturday $3.50 11\Wn alz:c ma Uress wilih $4.88 ,s.Bt $6.89 f7 .89 TOILET TISSUES Polished Cottons - Wast! and Wear Rayon and Orlon Blends - Some All Woo( - Ivy League and Regular Styles - Sizes 8 to 16. SIMMONS - ELBERFELQS PRICES ON SCOTTS SATU RDAY SALEf $3.49 TROUSERS $3. 95 TROUSERS $S. 95 TROUSERS Trousers Trousers Trou,er■ Trouser. In Trouble Again CHILDRENS SUNSUITS Size 15 1f.t lly 30\o inches wlth frlngl'd ends. Stripes and neat checks. of the new summer atock as fol• IOWtS: Colors: Spice brown, tur­ quoise, buttercup yel­ low, sea blue a-nd white. 17 Inches W Ide BUSTER BROWN TOGS FOR TOTS SALE $1.00 KITCHEN TO W f L S DRESS TROUSERS . Ohio: fair ._., arMI fnlht, fw IMtetM ttn,nlll1nh1• .,._ Sundly ,artlr clMHlly, CNttl..­ thunNf "" w■rm. llk..y WMt ,.,........ Lew ell.dpt REG. $%.00 CANNON There'll I• Spacial Prlc" HUCK TOWELIN G Of The Popular With 42" 3 pr. $1.00 ent1ne SALE 50c SALE SATURDAY CANNON Another Big WI� 4-2" x 94i" ,bible Sale $1 .69 a1 y WEATHER Mike Swatzel, A Jun.for Braeelets - Necklaces Earrings and Pins REG. f l .00 Womens cotton and rayon e • au...... "'°'"" ....1.,,, 57� 0-Cd '.l'o '.l'lae lat.ea nu f'�lie ---------------------------------,,i..,;---------------------------------::::::-:-:::=:: - --��-:::: ::--:--·VOL XII NO. 4 2 ---s:WGLE r:O!'Y - k Pomeroy-Middleport, �. . turday, June 4 , 1 960 C O S T U M E. J lW E L R Y C O T T O,N PA N T I ES briei(e with elastic 1,ege in white, blue, pin:k and maize. She1 S, 6 and 7. I rea. $1 09.00 5 pc. Bron•• 6 Bross $80. Sole ! ., . . .i:�70. ,,,.. ••oo s11111M111, Sofa · lecls 00 �: ��:,·::.i.t=.i:::: :l � $,09,0Q SimlllOII Sofa lecls $85 .00 ;�';;i.t��t!°:� �',Wt:; ��;proo/ llo<p •lid Ir ...., led So nlal fa Calo SlmfflOIII 179;95 ·I ,,_. ' .• , $,,p.00 . $1 ,QO ' c,nOnal Glu-... C upa r MN­ Hand inude straw sandals. Speci,ally selected long wear­ tng straw. For day or ni,atat clamour. Site:., -small med­ ium, large. Pink, blue, and yellow. 3 for 25c INNERSPRING MATTR E S S . L- .... Fringed kitchen towel• in red, green and yellow. Size 14 in. x 26 In. SALE Shipmt:nt '1.00 DRl!NE 'IJELUXE S�AMPOO ·• L ,:\ . . . . . . 7k $1,00 TONI ,HOME PERMANENTS . . . . . . . . . . fl.59 lk JARS NOXZEMA SKIN CREAM . . . . . . . . . . 71c Bk GREEN MINT MOUTH WASH . . . . . . . . . . . . 71c 89c CASHMERE BOUQUET TALCUM . . . . . . . . He fl.00 EVENING IN PARIS DEODORANT SET . . BOc ... , .. fl.IS JERGENS HAND LOTION . . . . . . . . . . . . U ,09 ._.. .. KITCHEN T O W EJ S 4 yards for $1 .00 $2.69 89• COLGATE TOOTH PASTE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53• GLEEM TOOTH PASTE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . · . 98c PALMOLIVE RAPID SHAVE . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89c AERO SHA VE & VASELINE HAIR TONIC . . IOc COLGATES AFTER SHAVE LOTION . . . . . fl.00 WOODBURYS AFTER SHAVE LOTION . . 51c VITALIS HAIR GROOM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . 21e PRELL SHAMPOO . ,SATIIRDAY SAVE ON ' _,utl, fflnowf-.dlN H tt. fflOl.t .catnpllah'41 llntiul,t ltf all time, c•ld tran1l1te 114 lan,uafff and 72 cll1lech and 1poke 60 l■nvu... •• flwntly. Regular $59.50 WOMENS SUiTS . . . . . SALE f38,00 . Regular $49.SO WOMENS - SUITS , . . . .', SALE $�4.qo. , Regular '39,50 WOMENS SUITS . .. . . . SALE $29.00 Regular $29.50 WOMENS SUITS . . . . . SALE fl0.00 . Reg1dar $25.00 WOMENS SUITS . . . . . _SA,µl 1ti•-�o, Reglllar $19.50 WOMENS SUITS . . . . . SAL'E $11.00 Regular $17.$0 WOMENS SUITS . . . . . SALE ,n.oo Regular UB.SO WOMENS SUITS . . . . , SALE fi0.00 Regular $13.9.'5 WOMENS SUITS . . . . . . SALE �-00 Regular $39,50 WOMENS COATS . . . . . SALE $29.00 . Regular $29.50 WOMENS COATS . . . . . SALE fZ0.00 Regular $25.tKI WOMENS COATS . . . . . SALE fH.00 Regular U9.SO WOMENS COATS . . . . . SALE $11.00 · Save now on all womens coats and suits - Wonderful values In the busy Ready To Wea·r Department on the Second floor. r-$ 1.39 40 inch Unbleaehed MUSLIN SHAVE CREAMS - TOOTH PASTES AFTER SHAVE LOTIONS - SHAMPOOS PERMANENTS - SKIN CARE ITEMS loam rubbor cu1hkm1. A nlce Simm . ons Women:; broadcloth and plisse full length pajam­ as. Florals and checks. Sizes 32 to 44. SALE Bargains In Well Known Makes Of telection of cover. •nd ool­ ,. -�li'l'HI ln..m•tloNI WOMENS co�TS and SUITS Womell!r .straw t y p· e ha ndbags in white and beige. ,l!IO!itly large size. SALE BLEACHED MUSLI N 4 yards for $1 .00 SATURDAY Modern Suite■. SprJog and For Your Poreh Coverw 1w Your a.&N and Awntnp Swloped v.ianee 11 lil•h - 711c Z4 Inch - Ille Awnln( Material 14 ln•b - 4k 31 ln•� - 79e Window Awnlnr ao and 31 Ill• ,a.ts ...h Womens rayon �{atter ,:ollar.s. AIJ while. · Scal­ loped and button trim­ med. SALE . SM h & u1s1 �;t 1 t.e A rct,. ni;h s \Mb �... i , Oblo U§ C l>ltu nb ., Unl'-1 SAVE ON W O• M• E N S HANDBAGS 2 for $1 .00 WOMENS PAJAMAS REGltLAR $1 .69 REGULAR $1.95 IIGULAR $2.39 REGULAR $2.95 GreenfR$viL' � Piece Danlth VALANCE PLATTER COLLARS To be worn with shorts, pedal pushers, slacks or skirts. Stripes, Checks, Paisleys and Prints. UVING ROOM S UITES $1 50.00 WOMENS BOW'J NG SHIRTS White only - Sizes 32 to 3 ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,a.98 VESTS and SPORT JACKETS In The Cosmetics Dept. on. 11hese 1uito, �latly priced $229.00 - '239.00 Pi9.00. There ire D eu.lte& Jn ttW1 jrot.lP, While They Lui SATURDAY 1-69 - 1 .95 - 1 -99 SATURDAY You Can Buy Fine Quallty 3fi Inch 88c $6.50 to $1 2.95 They Came In Lale While TM't' L..t You "Jeanie '' and " Laura Mae" washable cotton blouses convertible ta-ilored collars - sleeveless style - tuck in and overblouses - solids, stripes, plaids and checks. Stu,, 3U to 38. $5 ,95 25 ft. $1.95 C LO T H E S HAMPERS I STRAW SANDALS BLOU SES Cotton Dresses inch. I•• , $1 .69 and $ 1 .95 WOMENS COOL 100% vinyl with heavy brass coupling,. Full ½ j WOMENS COTI'ON SLEEVELESS Sanforized cotto n shorts. Back and side zipper closing . D-ring and cuff­ ed bottoms. Cotton twill and thino. Sizes lO to 18 JUNIOR SIZES - 9 ·to I ii MISSES SIZES - 12 lo 20 HALF SIZES - 14 ½ lo 241/, EXTRA SIZES - 4fi to 52 WOMENS S U N EASE A N EW SH I PMENT! WOMENS SHORT SHORTS Hundreds or be..utiful new cotton drefl...'if!fl to choose frnm lattl!lt •lylea and -all eaey to care for fabr-ics - broadcloth chambray - ,gingham - dotted Mis and sh,rntun,;; - one and 2 piece lt)"let. GARDEN HOSE I Now You Know Capa ble Cou rteous Salespeople To Help You I n Every Depa rtment'. $1.49 PICNIC BASKETS ohlu '• �1 .78, ; PILLOW CASF3 'a by a 1ae•es iec • P-'lir. . ., ,_ o t$8H r · TWJN IIZlr- 8� � 1 71 b1 108 lacb.. ; ) ,. ', $2.79 . 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