https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/13076194a64f1c882dfb43bf22f74168.pdf b6788c36a184efee4e9d05c9449ff619 PDF Text Text • ' &-Dally Sentinel, -Middleport, Pima Mu,ion School Pomeroy Mr. - and Mrr1 Hatty P. Smith were in Lancaater Sunday where lhty met Mr. and Mn. E. A. G1r­ ri.so11 concerning the plans for tbe Lancaster School ol Miflion1 lo be held July 10-13. Jdt-1. Smith will serve aa dean of the school which ia made up of three dis'. tr1ct.s: ChllHcothe, Portamouth and Zanesville. 0. , June 7, 1960 Local Dancers To Appear In Recital At Middleport H igh Auditorium June 9 Mainly About People In Pomeroy Pupils of The Kent Studios of Dance of Pomeroy and Ra­ cin e will present Danse Varieties of 1960, June 9th Middle­ port lligh Auditorium at 7: 30 P.M., it ls announced. ' &y LUCILLI HAWKINS Ballet _pupils will perform the "Nutcracker Ballet," music by Tchaikowsky and Choreography by Pelipa . Diana Davis Mr. and Hn. C. F. Tompkin1 and will dance the role of the Sugar Plum Fairy and guest arlial, son. Chrllllopber, were . in Lo&an POMEROY, 0810 S unday to attend I family reunion Lydia �mbleton will perform Llnda Call. in pbservance of the birthday of "Dani.c Arabe." Tap cl asses will present "V aca• hCt mother, Mrs. Newton Spencer. TON tGHT and WEDNESDAY Brownk Troop Hold, lnt.ermcd1ale and 11.dv;.nced pup- lion Tim e U. S. A '' includ ing .. A Mrs. Newton Spencer 9f Loaan Thur•.I�, Meetinll UUJ' ib who will also appear in the Wee k e nd i n Alask a. '• an d ··on th e 1s spending this week with her Walt Dilney's Brownie Troup 243 met in the ba II ct are Effie Blazewicz, Elaine Beach of Waikiki." daughter ind son-in-law, Mr. and Sunday School room of the Melho- Davis, Bette J ean Hob11tetter, . a wdust and Mn . C. F. Tompkins 11nd son. S . e ball circus A l ri,t Church Thursday under the Jamilse Jones , Pa tricia Eve r11on , H ugh Gr_aber of Dayton wa s the " will b e a highliiht of lea denihip of Mn. Dan White. J ani ce E 11crson, Karen Griffith, Spangles of hia mother, Mn. Ch arles guest In TN!hnleolor I Gam e& were play ed and re- Kay Evans, Michaela Wolfe, Pam­ the program ftaturing Michaela Graber over lhe weet end . Center e aa the Star ot the Wolf Kevin Cortoran and fr�1hmcnU of ice cr e am, aan d - efa Cl eek, Anha Fult1.., Rebecc a -d by . �· a nd Mr■. Everett Th1)ma1 I w1che1 a nd kooJ aid were 1erved by Houduhelt, Gay n elle Nease, Susie R'.ng in an aerial balle1 a:ssistt.. "Chimp" Chbnpuzee ed Sunday in Bidwell wi th .Mr. visit n Ke t. William and Tom Wolfe "'""""=======""= '..:S �•�n� d� n � Wb �lt�•:._:a nd Bre_ n_ d, _ e_ o_ , e_ n _ G _ r r _ e_ , e _ r. _ Carme Towns end a nd and Mra. Arthur Ev1n■1. . Gu est ball e rina, Nancy Arl e ne _ Mr. and Mrs. Geor1e Sauer and ' Smith, will appe ar in two I.lances · · ' Jasm me .. and ··pearl of the Ori- so n , Ric-hard, Of Middleport vi■ited Sun day afternoon With Mr. and cnt." Mrs. William Wells, Ball Run. Al· 9anc e n who will abo appear be rt Re uter of Pom,roy wu a .tre : Li nda Hack et t , Ro■e Marie I Sunday dinner &ueaf Tommy Hy 1ell, aon o! Mr. and Jlackctt, Melanie Ha('k e lt, Li nda • Yosl, Krista Yost, Susie Chapman. I Mi '-· Ly! " Hyaell, Jn!.ijred his foot Norma Jean Stewart , Marilyn Stum I Sl nd ay a t the home of bis gr a nd­ bo, Sc1.n dra Humphries, Ann Holt · f&.Ji er, Carey Hyaell. ' 1 SW"!d ay guull of )l'.r11. Margaret er, Sheilah Gal e Moore, J e nell e I Cumin1-:s , Jo Ellen Di e hl. Jan Beti• li\ m&ley., Syracuse, were Mr. and 1 mg, \t. ilisa Rizer, Franklin R1i er," Mrs. , Carl Moody a nd sona Jerry · E I d ith A n n Mees, Donna Thci81i, al'ld Larry, ot Millfleld all.d Mr. and ; Na ncy Yo11t, Marlha Yost, Deni1e Mra. Joseph Hemsley and son Lar- . Snodgrass, Conni_e Arno!t. . Jan Al- r�.(;� fr�end of P.arker1bw-&. Her1chel Diddle and IOI\ · k1re, Beverly Price, M1tue Ann , Wolle, Joyc e Davis and Jan e Lucas. i<�nne.Ui accompanie4 het dau,ht'. ' Elizabe th Emble ton will ac- �. a11d 1onTin,law, . Mr. •nd M:rs. , Paul Osborn ot lancuter to Wellt- ' company 1he danc ers. ----bur,g, W. v, . . last a wull: for yt,;; t wllh ,in, Maud• Tucker and t l Miss Cbessie Diddle. A mbrose Flanaean returned to h;s employment Sat.,day after a 5 eSSl,!)Q 0 se rtl day, Hlne,s. ;rs. Eliiabeth Duc>.:,orth has re• turned to her home a1ler a vlslt in Ele ve n me mbe rs of Troop 171 me t with lend ers Rosemary Arnold Akron with her d auahter Ind son­ and Jean Selden a bel on the N ay- in-law, Mr. and 'Mrs. WnbUr Holter, Mrs. William F11her and Mrs. Monday. lors Run pl ayground Committee member Thelm a Lytle, StelJa Grue1er of M h1er■vi\le vlait• Mn , a nd one guest, Mickey Clair Will· ed Mond' ay in Mlddlej>ort with · McNlfflee. Charle11 l11m1 were also presen t. The meeting opened with the Mr. ind Mn, Oeoi1e Chtlda of Scouts forming a horseshoe and McK�esport, P1., llr. ·and Mri." J. giving the Girl Scout Promise, O. Childs and Mr. and �. Jame, th en Sedoni1 Spencer ·•nd Sa ndra llic;hard1on and· daitlhter , of Jack• Hendrick■ were given their pins.'i sonviile, Fla.,. vt1�ted la�t week Duea were collected and tht with Mr. and Mrs. Norman McC1Iglrl1 displayed and I den tified the lum. . had 1 • . Mr. and Mra. C. F. 'Brunner of d ifferen, . tree leaves eac::h brO'Ugh t · to the meeting'. After Cuy ,1hoga Fa lla were net end gathering tin der, kindling, and gueelll o! Mr. and Ml'I- J, IC. Fo1tet. fuel I\Wlod, a · tre nch w as dug, "and Mr. and 6fn. Charle1 Elkew and a tepee fire layed and llah� d family are vaeallonin1 in the west. Wien e rs and m a rshmallow, Clarence Andrewa 11 on a three were roa.11t ed , an(I potato chips, weelu vacation from his emp)oy­ plcklea and Kool Aid were serv • ment with the New Yo�k Central ed. , Railroad. . Jacklyn Jean Selden1bel led Mr. an d Mrs. · Roger Jon es and th e group in slngJng Girl Scouts f a mily of Ironton visited her ,:ogeth e r. Knot tying was prac- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymon d tlced a nd the meeting wa s closed Fisher over t he Memorial Day l with the Friendship Circle ,ind weekend and attended the Pome· slnain1 ot Taps, roy A lumnl banquet an d dance. MEIGS THfATH "TOIY TYLER" I. �UTLAND FU RNITURE RUTLAND, OHIO presents I ANDRAN. S FLOOR COVERING 0 1 ••- � zee •v • •i PLUSJ'the Mr•· G ' rl Scout Troop H Id S Noylor's Run ama,Zing .SANDRAN FLOOR COV ERIN G T<>RT OR'E TEST · fEA·T�R/NG I At Now You Know - Venetian Blind■ PWow, - Comfort■ MAleriail - Slip - Blankets - Bed Spreads - Uphol:iter1ng Coven - Small Rugs - R unners -'- Floor Mais - Stair Treads Eltttric Sweepen and Cleanen - BiueU S weepers - Plutlc Mate,lals - Nursery Furniture - Cu•blona - Foam Rubber - Luggage - Pictures and Lamps. Window Awn ings Se= $3.95 31" AW NING MATERIAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 89c yd. 18" and 24" Poreh Valanee . 79c and 89c yd. 15" CHAIR RECO ER FABRIC , . . . . . . . . . . 49c yd. PLASTIC BRAIDED PLASTIC OVAL. 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Lightweight durable aluminum and Padded plastic 2 J���;;.�;::===�=-=:....----------------•----- --• ff Tu lfelt,s-.tlu- A.-- fir!!\ for using a new "denMiddleport officials who _" , � pool to slop all leak, stone liner" in the munici tepltired today they hadn 't . ages for at least five years ' By TOM MEWDY bought a $&,000 pig in a po PAI NESVILLE, 0. /_U PI) - A Lake County jury today µd, a subsidiary of O!fi<;lals of the Denso) found Floyd Hargrove mnocenl of the Christmas Eve slaying · d; inspected the ¼-mch the _ Olo Paint Corp ., also of Charles Clark. to Councilman Clinthick denatone coal Tuesd ' Hargrove was accused of firing the sniper bullet which ldU­ , e best trowel job" they'd ton Fisher they pronounce ed Clark on Christmas Eve as the Boy Scout leader helped his performed the local in• ever seen. Phil Globokar, daughter open a can of pumpkin in their kitchen In nearby 1. stallation of denslone, as repreoenWive of the firm, Mentor. Mr. Fi■her said firm officials Th e state i nsisted during th e innocent. He was arre■ted a&ain, indicated a le tter would be aent pl�tion is that when water that Hargrov e on New Years Eve when the atate e k trial three� I m� e n th o a sa ea und l t d � th� . � ft to ' Council immedi a tely confirmhim out of the saitJ it had proof be or.ied the get to Clark killC<;I Ina: Lheir approval of th e job, In t hat permitted add 1U�nal aaggin.1. t he romanee Hargrove had m w�y gun which killed Cl.art. Harg?\.\'e '111 e question now 1s, therefore, u,e with a "guarantee " forwardwith Mrs. Clark. confessed again, he latec uid, to ne, laimed to be a c can densto ed earHer by Densol ' backed up e jury l�te th nt lo we case The protect Mn. Clark, n·ew a nd "very strong'' materi al, by Olo. Tue11day men 1 1 The ernoon . aft Hargrov e saifl that ht: ,aw Mrs REV. IOONI Plans have been comple ted !or SP.efici ations o( the contract hold the weight of the water. and one woma n _deliberated three Clark three or four times a we...i:. maintain• d ha councilmen e Som the annual fish fry and Jun wlth ' Denso! calle d for a coat one�ours and 40 mi n utes before be- He said tha t Mrs. Cbrk once spring a new conerete 11hoot of the Meigs Coun\y Fi1h eighth inch thick i ii the ahallow ed this mg_ sent to . a motel for tn e night . thought she was pregnant by him botto the shou l. put be d in m p l oo and . Game Association at., t.he �d of the pool, one.quarter I Thie morning, I.h ey deliberate d an d he arran&ed for a doctor to Pomeroy Gun Club, Thlll'ld1y, thick ln· the deepend. Mr. Fisher They deferred when a majority �ess th an �n hou� befor e return• give her pill& which caused a Juru� 18, Don WUlit,mJ, secretary said, however, Globokar applied a ' favored the denstone applieaUon. ing a ve rdict of mnocent, miscarriage. 1 SUNDAY MAYBI OPEN ll �Ifull one-quarter inch coat to the of the organ ization announced. The apact■ton who p1c�tc1 fll• Hargrove said after the verdict le pool mana1er Leo S. Meanwhl . T�e -annual event will stut at entire bottom o! the pool. 70.....t courtroom fhrouslhout came m that his pl.ans were un• Sr., Kennedy_ will water toda said y PAST LIAKAGIS . 10 •· q:i. wllh the shoot to start certain. the, trial rot1red appl•• whM s . The pool, built In 19M through . •�lj going 1�to the pool aom� short11 after noon. Trophiea Mrs. Clark a.nd her four chilth• iurr returMd Its var-diet. 1 it toda hope that th a wi ! Rev. Donald Boon e will begin his be awarded In both Class A and a $60,000 bond iuue, hat been Mrs. pla n an extended trip west dren Walker, e Effi • d efen d e th .... ,1 be eat• plagued wtth excessive cracks in ' _1111.Yi, _ be filled by Sunday for an pastora te at the First Baptist Clasa -ii. The dinner .WU ant's mother, broke into tears. in a ne w station wagon given to at a d th nmg ered· by · Circle's Resta urant with the bottom. Investivation has de• o�If we don.t y. ake . t Sunda ,, Church in Midd leport this Sunday S he grabb<id and bugged th e peo- the m by Clark's parents. who bad y, m i mor n ing. H e haa been paator of the pJe around her. serving to start at five o'clock. termlned that specified 3-inch · �listened throughou t the trial u edy, · "'11. e ' ll open it the Kenn be-, w " hile . First Bap t ist Church of FrederickThere will be refreshments -ava'il• · thick concrete "ran Hargrove broke into a happy her infidelities were unfolded. ereafter pouible. " lb day town, Ohio, tor the past six y ean grin. He had been nervous while She testified that she had been ing poured ind is considerably i,rst, able throughout the day, and come, to M;ddleport with high the jury consi dered th e evidence . intim a te with other men in addiTjc�el.e are on ,ate by membero less than 3•inches thick in recom mendation from his former . of the ,W.sociation and no one will places. I lion to Hargrove, one of them a Malnt•ined Hl1 lnnOCfflce The result has been, engtneera church a n d from the Ohio Baptis1 be allowed on the Jround s with�z:.: t:.�1� Hargrove admitt ed a torr!d love W illoughby police lieutenant. y F Assembly, loc.il churc:h officers out f niernbership card, the 1ecre. ' say , th a t the tremendous weight In the final summati011 bei.:,re wi th Mrs. . Clark but he fa. •�fair l•st evenlnt and dld their toocll I tary said. The tickets are $1.50 of waler in the above .ground pool !), said. Jf e jury Tuesda_y, the state did th SJ e di d not kill Clark. h thal ted S er com• Re v, Boone attended Marietta for � . �-, ... th• 11m• and include membership in the cracks the bottom . A !tJrtb -The 34 year old former :aundr;v \ r. ot ask the j ury to return a death e and also the E astern Boys Colleg or ga niza_tion fo_r one year- as well . truck driven confess ed th e crime verdict agamst Hargrove. Auist­ ., the dlnner II Se minary in Philadelphia. He and With S.Conll StrNt bloclcad - three days after Clark was kil led :mt Prosecutor John Clair Ir., who off by Patrolmen Dtiv• Goodw:n rhe Gun Cl ub grounds are_ loWiUiam SheUon, who Js lead• his W i re, Bon n ie , and their three but a lie detector test showed him iummed up the state's case, aY,. u inl.[a drive to clean up the Pom- month-old d aughter, Llld ia Jean, ed the jurors to return a "fair .!."J :1 ':':' ca ed ealt of the Roct Sprmga ag Rutlan(I village council Tuesday • r f alr �unda •nd the ,road to the ero1: . .wat;e.rfr9nt an4, repair � moved into the RaptlBt Panon e and just" verd ict. Di.Jbt i11!ormal ly d,ci4'd to h•ve . ll" •on- • " C-ty croun.. will be mart.i,, \¥Wlama . � levee, aald today -- ' �ay · II At d --• A n ent • or� j arw mowed on all town-owned nc v his ed v. has ne ■m,ou court :::� � "Mr•lodlafM. 11• · � ,ap •tate&.; !l'he GWI . Qgb · EV be oaly ltllree vofonteer workers ft lob that are vacant, and td ask nache� by _tur,un� north ' ,<>ff · I..,. • • �· P•rkm.tt f ■bowed li p last night to Jtelp , ,etfMA.IIK)Jcct lot his first Nrmoo Cheater Two Offenders Fined residents to reciprQCate. Sheriff's offlcer.s investiga ted a •r. In dcHtion· to washlnt the Route at Five Pomtt or turnmg · clear ou l a picn ic tnd -pJ ay as pastor of the local church a .s The move was made in an efd With Favor Finding h '' Ge , eHt ofJ Jtoute � at Rock Springs. minor accident at Chester yester• In Mayor's·Court COLUMB US U PI - The Ohio ground o n the Pomeroy Motor '' · fort to furthe r brighten up IP ------Jn a Stcssion o1 Mayor Char.lei Len G■llipoti� tickets will be on , Supre me, Court today upheld the Company lot. , d ay between cars operate d by I pearances in Rutland. With presibu Hdl ht 1"• th• county i• 1 1• I John F. Hill, Route 2, Long Bot- gar ·s court Iast night two oUendsale at the Circle Cafeteria. • Mr. She lton had called for death sentence for convic ted murdent of council PauJ Patterson pretom and Raymond Ginther, Ches- en were fined and another tOr. derer Richard Rutherford, 26, Bel- clean·UP volunteera to make the 1iding in the ab&ence of Mayor ter, driving a car owned by Wilfeited bond in lhe amount of laire, and sched�led July 8 for the strip of river front above th_e , Way ne Turner, reaidenh were urgr. te Ches r, e Glnth ma 0. !or presentable lot parking upper execulion, s r e riv d truck former • ed to mow a1.1d trim their prlvately were Rub)' A. Waddy, 40, Fined Hill report_ the to According 3. slides swings, of installation e th support to 1>2 voted t cour The · owned vacant Iota. . was pulling from the drinwa y of $3 Lakin, 7 W. va. , $100 and costs on a the verdict of the Belmont Coun ty and picnic tables which ,Ji.ave d iscussed Council additional the Clov er Farm storl!! in Chester charge of driving while int.oiicat• -C.ommon Pleas Court which - con- been promised !er the area. He ....., j"i_ street repail,"S but action was (II!,. ! v1cte with his vi1'W, obstruct ed by a ed, and Uerbert E. Whaley, 18. a rec- e:xpreaae d d iHppointment today d Ru�herford without Jayed until tater. Routine bills parked ca r. Af he pull ed onto the Shade , � and costs. (or failure to in the tba� so few workers helped in the Suit for d ivorce has been !ile d �.lbert V. Dotson, town recorder in Mason, resigned h ta ommendat1en o! mercy were paid by councilmen Frank bis car was 11truck by the obey a traffic signal. Jame& J. road, la reof a ing ence another 13 that and e pro id 195 a Aug. 7 � y L WT . & J d in Commo d Pleas court by Mary Youna, Harvey Erlewine, Bob Can- position _Monday evening at a regular meeting of town · council D. Price in Br1d�eport. quest would be made later in the Tracy, 307 W elzgall St., Pome• Ginther vehicle, with light dam• Hickman, Akron, forfeited bond · . , aday an d Patterson, and Clerk Ver• held in the city building. a ge to both. No arre sts were when he failed to appear on a d h �e �urt, which � r Ruther- weet for another clean-up session. roy, versus Roy Tracy Jr., 1 1 1 made. non Weber. Mrs. Charlotte tlousn who is the secretary for the Water ford s))eeding charge. An effort to have the Pomeroy Butternut s appeal on April 12, held Ave. The plaintiff I Dot· that· ''the evidence of defendant's levee repaired so that lt may be charges gross neglect and extreme Department, was tmmediately a ointed to succeed him • . . 80n had been town . recorder · sl'J'ce the Martl ' n Addltion, in a:ullt · of flnt degree murder WI& used by bo aL owners firemen and cruelty and ask, for a divorce which he resides, was taken into the corporate llmlls . of the overwhelming and that no erro... r;, er boats i, being spearheade d custody and support o! four mino«u\Ted d uring the trial or suf- by the Pomero y man. town. or children, and other re lief. . . ------ficient gravity to justify a Te• Counci l WAS eneouraged by I re• Two appeals from Me;gs coun ty ANNUALS AVAILABLE port ,ubmitted by Ralph Warner, ma ;ntenance crew, but no decision veroal of the judgement of the court rulings ·have been filed in Several ext ra annuals published £ommon Pleas court both · by councilman, on future street pav- wa11 reached. It was decided that eourt below." Judie■ James F. Bell and John by the senior clus of Ru tland Vance Mlllhone, Tuppers Plains. ing in the town. Warner bad con- raises, if voted by council, would Arthur Wehrli, a chemist at the Philip Sporn Plant, was - h SCJ100 _ -• 1 are avallab1e an d versus Chester Mundr , •--• May 1 for · the w. -k s:""" dluented·, The high court Hig tacted a Mr. s...n..e ol Charleston, be retroactive to 1 led mayor Y of N ew H aven Tuesday as his Citizen's ticket � C __,g.. .t".. .. • . The local ASC county office ls ac- • conaul••nt en1ineer. the court may be purehased at $3.50 es.ch ville RD •-a affirm• lbal of "r. Spen - head of the dep,rtment and to rull"" into office. councilmen five .swept o a ls · · cepting wheat allotment applica.. of appe1ll. � .IQ the ""' a report for from the office o! the executive i1 preparing PU...· June 1 Ior tbe auial&nt. n entries signed by Judge John I i�gl defeated his opponent, Robert Wehrli, overwhelm y tion, for certain farms, head , Miss Judy Chase, secretary , c. Bacon, Edith Mau de Sisson ing of .10me of the street& o! MaCouncil went on tecord In proA producer who jntenda to seed Beach, with a total vote of 237 to Beach's 76. Beach is aiso sai d today. son. test of the proposed telephone I D... ... ha s be e n aw ard ed $40 weekl)' · Ha wheat for 1961 on a farm for eter ------an employee at the Philip Sporn Plant. ters _ ayor ' � b� Robert Lee, fir _ e chief ot the ·Ma· rate r41iae for Mason City. M aupport !rom .Ralph Sisson • • dw·ing wh,--h ' a 1958, 1959 and 1960 allot• Wlnnmg council positions we re MEET TO ay GUILD lln ee ave a rea he t letter d •·b o o o =•· 1 V Wrl . n , which 1on et d n red f e th partment A • ll K> � m, De ment was not established irreapec- 1 Ca pehart, Donald llumgard· 112; For Council-Lewis Cape. : :� � Lewis :�� r���:� d �: ; : class Worth-While nd a Portl · The J),a rkll\l meter haters: can have a ported on the oraan�tion of a had written . to the Public Service r t e l in . tive of whether or not ;heat was ,. ck Flesher, Glenn Smit-h hart, 229 ; Donald Bumgardner, a J ner, department. n■ were Commission Jn protest to the raiH. field d8)' in Middleport Thursday wilJ meet Thursday evenlng a t 8 dcred to pay a ttorney fees of lhe junior PlJ 206; Jack Flesher, 229; Glenn see ded for harveat aa grain in 1 at the home of Martha LO U Beegle plaintiff and to proV'ide medical and Karl Wiles. de to �tact the proaecutln1 at• Couneilm1n Olin Wolfe moved aftemoon. . Z29; Karl Wiles, 24:1; Smith : be to who deslrea d an those year, One surprise which developed Frank' Thompson, 95; Berl Wal• ney re •t1ve to ln■urance cover• that • li�e pluJ be h:111tall� ,t the That day whtle the " Avalon '' i.1 with the proeram In charge of expenses. Also signed w.s 10 considered for an allotmen t mutt ' ln1 membe...,. of this organization. corner of Anderson and 1'hird -in tOwl\ ca fternoon) can may be Jean Sayre. entry aetling June 27 as date of ln the election waa the .naming lace, "'9; Nelson Roush, lit; make application for an •ll�tment ----The future. near the in Streeta Fruth Robert charge. without · �o,. d. "o • IP, WII Mason of meten at parted · a hearing on the appeal of A. N. �f Mrs. Tnelma Clpehart to the James Ball, 85 and Luther Smith . accor inc t Wayne Chase, Cha irTAL HOS GE AL P: h'!R MalN i ted a relief poJlceman but tion carried. Present · were Mayor The on1er · waa fulled by Chief of Bengel , Pomeroy, versus. the State PQsttion df town recorder. Mrs·. 120 m an of the A 1rh:ultw-al Stabllil:a- Po � · i • Frecker, recorder, Jame1 d ta M Admitte , : rt ac· following Dot• V. D. Reeotder Gilke Her.H work Wrisht, will O. 0, without 'llflthout and PAY Police of Ohio. Mr. Bengel ia a ppealing Capehart, incumbent ee y . Beach and the live d efeated tlon and Conservation Committ . on Ma received t oush ; run to not �hose bu !l , Councilmen GordOn tion by Middleport Council la■t ersville; Jack i,. the UH of the town car. The rno- ion, and the cancellation of his driver's councilmen .aU ran OD tbe PeoApplication forms are available 175 write-in votes to win the posi- pie's Tick eet. tion wa11 made by RUM Capehart. Creamer, Olin Wolfe, Waiter Wer- Friday evenin& U a geeture of wel- Edith Cook, Pomeroy . the Bureau ·o1 Motor by license In the ASC county office fr;tr use in Uon over Mrs. Mary Sue Erwin, D ilmiaaed : Lind a Chaney, Ra· Vehicles. SAiary raises were d latuued tor I')', R,,lph Wimer, ■nd Russell come to vl1itor1 to Middlepart that Glenn Smitll who won a council filing a request tor an., allotment. who polled 1 12 votes. Mrs. Erwin po t, also _______ cine. the two-man water department C'ape�art, day. received l3 write- in S -The producer lb.ust apply in writ--- -- ---ra n on th e Citilen 's Ticket. tes for mayor. Garnett Burdett vo ing by June 30, 1080. Special Meetina another Philip and Mrs. Clara Hampton, each, re• Karl Wiles, e Is Sporn emplo1ee and former coun• ce ived one write-in-vole for re• e , Called By Lodg cilman an d mayor of N ew Haven, corde r. Worsiu ptuJ Masha· T homas The new council an d mayor Bowen an nounces lhal Pomeroy ran ahead of e veryone in the as e po lled 2415 votes. Vol· h race A re scheduled to be sworn into e w d hol -Lod ge No. 164, .F&AM, will s: office Wed nesda y night at a special mc.eti ng T hursday, J une 9, lng went as follow For Mayor-Arth-ur Wehrli, mt!:eliog wi th membeis of the at 7 : 0 p. m. to confer lhe second I degree 3 on two candidates. Re- 237; Robert Beach 78; Recorder- outgoing council in the city buildMrs. Capehart, 175; Mrs. Erwin ing . fre:.hm ents will be 11erved. New decorator colors. STROLLERS· . . BABY . . . Sandalwood, Aqua, ent1ne WEAfflER Ohlo: F•lr, lltMe ......:!UNN ch•� toNy and t.nltht, Th.,,... day fair, • little WlllrlNI' ... portion. Hlth lod.ey 67•75. Lff IOnitht 40-47 ""'"' ..... 47..16 so11th. D enstone Liner In Middleport's Pool I Approved BJ· Cleveland Firm Officials I washable. Preshrunk. - PETERSON pattern. Colors - Rose, While, Hunter, Antique Gold , Moss Green , Char­ coal, Cocoa. ton and rayon. Machine tects your permanent co­ ver fro m dirt, oil and 89c a yard Cotton all a•round. Col- Terr y cl oth slip - coyer for. chaise lounge. Pro-­ ' . studio couches and sofas. Fringed � A Huntington , W . Va. , man told Judge John C . Bacon to­ day that he had no allorney, no money, and no friends or relatives rn Meigs county to provide $1 ,000 bail set by the court. Robert Clarence Jarrells, indicted by the January term of the grand Jury on a cha rge of breaking and entering entered a plea of not guilty when arraigned before Judge John C Bacon shortly before noon today. Jarrells was indicted by the m•nt. grand jury for the Oct. 21, 1969 One was by Sheriff HartenN.ch breaking and enterJng of the and Deputy Howard Fnnk when Kel �y Ni� Club on Route 7 the federal autho,tJ:tle1 refuaed to d�r1ng which money, liquor and release the prlt0ner because of cigarettes were taken, Jarrells' al· poaslble lnfrtna:ementa of hla leged eo�panion in the offense civil right, b a mistake in the was Mtmal Roberts, of Huntincton indictment. was finally re• and Ironton, who was apprehend• turned hen: Monday evening by ed by Huntington officials as he Deputy Charles Sayre a nd Pome­ cro�sed the Hun t\ngton bridge fol- ray Patrolman Ge<Jrge Hicks. lowmg t�e breakmg &.nd, entering. Jarrehs told iudee Bicon at A qua_ntity of stolen articles from hia arraignment today that he the night spot was found in his had �n -working - . ■-t a- flshinl car• eamp in Florida prior to his arJarrells i1 alleged to have rest there. He readily admitted jumped !rom the Rol;>erts car and lo the court that he had aerved. escaped the Huntington · of!icera DIore th8n one · terin In the We's t but was _rec�gniled by the om- Virginia penitentiary. Aceordinc cers and 1nd1eted here for the of. to Jnf-ormaUon received by Sheriff f�nse. Roberti, after serving about Hartenbach he baa a lone lht of five months In the county jail offenses In that atate awai ting grand jury and court O n his plea ot no funds Ju dge action, entered a plea of &uilt)' Bacon told the defendant ' that a., before Judge Bacon and was lot1I attorney would be appoint. placed on probation for one year. 1 ed to �efend him and he wa8 re=ianded to the county jail in A fuglt1¥• warrant had !Men . lieu of bond. l11UH for Jarrtll1 b,- therlff Robert Hart.nblch. H• WH ar­ ,._.ttd about thrtt WNk, 11fO · "fffl w In Miami. fl•., by Iha FBI. Twe trlpa were · macht to Florldli N­ !e' for-9 th• mAn could be ntumecl if 8 to �he lndld· hera to answer Ideal throws for chairs, $.1 2.95 and $16.95 a set ! ' .' ., • . THROW C O V ERS Replacement cushions for your old glider. 3 backs and 3 seats. Heavyweight plastic. Waterproof. Choice of patterns in green or rose and blue. ' . AIRLITJ SARAN ' In Jail Hwitington Man Waiting Out Court Action In Cowity Jail GLIDER CUSHION SETS 18" X 30" - $2.19 24" X 36" '"' $3.19 · 27" X 48" .. $4.95 ' ' a1 y e DnetN l'e l'u lat_e_,.t N,o Money, Friends, Relatives MULTI-USE Palnt.ed stripe awnings that are sun-tested . Quality Beauty - Comfort and Utility cleverly united. Green and Blue. 30" lllUI 36" SIZE • • P:::=::-:;:;d:;-:::::-;:��� ;"_________________.....,_____-:; i.�;45 ;o 1 1�N xii iviioiiL:-x day, June W hio om e oy - M d i le rt, po edneo , O � � � � ! � � � r � : - •-----_:� •--- --------------------- -- ' • ■ N ■ IIOY ··- people lo help yon In yolll' seleclkln ol � Dnperies - Curtains - - Drapery M aterlal . - Curlain Mate.-lab - Drapery Hardware - Window Shades - Porth Shades - _ • � man who hu Nin McvlN both of Mina a Hui and a Com­ m11nl•t but who .tlll hi, m.anqed to reteln frliannhip with tht, Unit­ ed Sta--., 11 Ntwnlni H ,...,.._ ckint of hllvll. H• la Vlctw Pu Villlt In the Bill)' Drapery Department on the Zrul Floor - Courte<tus Capable Sales­ Recover porch, beach and T.V. Chairs. 15 inches wide. Striped in bright colors. I PIPELIN ■II ■ OP & Uh;! . S•• Ohlo St�te i\fc Il.. t lSlh & Ul:;b S 1 Col11rnb .iS , Ohio ' ' Mason County 4-H Camp is sched uled to be held from Juns 2'1 through July 1, it has been an­ n·ounced . ']'he camp will be held at the. C.fl Camp at Sou thside wlth mem­ ben of all age groups attendin1 the same camp. n Is expected that approximately 200 mem'lten will attend. The new d inina hall facilitlP!. will be used for the tint tlru< with the t)ld dinin1 hall being uae<l � for 1leeplng quarter,. The. · camp ac�edule 111d camp worlll?rt Will be announced later. Frog llunten Fined Three Raclne men cbar1ed by Came Protector A. H. Joai::him · with llJr:ln'g froca 011t ol aeuoh •ere fined $US and co■t■ each in County Court today. Th'e three were Renl'Y" and In . .Amott and A!fhd Stitt. Q•IP•. �tector, l91'ctilqa · �d are w nlnf �· .,. l ar � llH •1 f�bJ1.j!"'� .:: ! w. Troop 245 Boy Scouts Of Ameri co - Court Of Honor Dedicated To Calvin Richman The Court of Hon or service of Boy Scouts Troop 245 held at the American Legion HalJ in Ml dd].e, port TuesdllY was conducted in memory of and dedication to Cal­ vi n (Bu s)Reichman with the invo­ cation a nd pres entation of the ..colors by Darrel Stumbo and Tom Lyons. Mike Archer led the Pledge of All eKiance to the flag and the scout law and oath were given by the color guard . Mike also gave the scout inotto with t he scout slogan being giwm by Mike L\oy d The official court degree and in• tro duclion of court offici.�ls was give n by Kim Neal. Following the opening ceremon• Tues­ next like look will Sllft Furniture parent& an d friends were wel• Rutland ie1 lbe of Bide lbe at atreet the what la -Here RUTLAND COMING · Circus by Scoutm11ter Robert d known corne widely up-the make show. They eight-hour for an a ¥rive nipuila baby , llve day mo� June li&. wben 40 llllJJ who inlroduted PaUI 11,plOll ro •....,414\"oP � t lifao -" ; _,; �b �fll'/, )VW \lfJ,!1·.�lt&,t !$•�I\ toil,"" \Mt �- stall, comm a nder of the Fttney­ Bennett Post, .sponsors of the troop, Mr. Mills also intro d�ctd Dem Roach. comman der of the 8th Dis trict, American l..e1;ion and Fre d Hibbs. Scouts recognized during the e-ve nlng we re Darrel Stumbo who was awarded the Camp Arrowhead Award , Ra y Pickens who will !il· te nd the National Jllimboree at Colondo Spri n gs and Mike Zerkle ca ndidate scout. of During the presentatio n awards, assistant scoutmaster Her• shel McClure presented Tender­ foot awar d& to Mike S. Bostic, Earl H. Gilkey, llaymond A. Zer­ kle, Richard B. Flowers, Larry L. Gladwell, Charle'& Lemley, Steven Pullen, Mike Hind:r, Stephen Blaine, Jame, llurcller, Jelfrey Hodges, Roy Coleman, Asa Brad• bury, Bu ddy Moore, Theodore Morarity and David Jenkin!!. Second Clan awards were pre-­ sented by Scoutmaster Mills to Harry McGuHin, Roger Stiles, Jack Seigman and Mike Archer. Merit Badgea were presented 1by Mills for Citi:r.enship in Nation, First Aid and Scholarship to Kim N eal; Fir!l Aid , Public Speaking Citizenship in NaUon and Scho• larship to James Miller; Home Re• pain, First Aid to animals, Firs t Aid. Dog Care an d Safety to Tom Lyons ; Cooking to Rick Lemley an d Firemanshlp to ltay Pickens. Ex ecutive Robert Slier pruent­ ed Star Award.s to Ray Pickena a nd J1me1 MIU• with year pins being pn'JSenLed by the scout mute,, • �\ ........... ....-. • • I � - ... - • .... • .. . . . - . -.. •- - .. � -... � ... -. . . .. - ........... ... - -.-· ·11' · .. . .. ... .. . � ... - . . ....... .. . :- � ..... .. . .. ... . . . ............ -,..... .., •·:: D OI A Drapes Charter Monday Evening Mt. Moriah Baptist In Memory of Membe., W,ho Recently Died Missionary•S!)Ciety The Charter ••as " draped for a period of. 30 days in memory H o/ds Ses•• 411 . on of Arttta Sanborn when Theodorus Council Daughters or Amerita met Monday evening at the I OOF hall. Winona Cook , associate cou ncilor . presided and two appli• cants were accepted for membership. A contribution was made to the cancer fund. Elizabeth Campbell repo rte d on nJa · ,. fl a gs on the gr3 11es of ,. cin" 1 deteased mPmbers for Ml"morial mct•ting on June 20 . 1 was voted rk refreshments and have to potlu Day. Communications were read from Ma o· L ink. slate c -o uncilor, me i:n bers were req uested to bring . and Elizabeth Quinl in, state ser re• the i r a wn table servic e. PHl g A lhe meetin of Counci llary. concerning the s1ale council h ursday o nced T was for rs annou session 10 be held in Cleveland evening at the home of Eva Robon August lft-l7. son, Rock Springs Road. 11 wH 1'0led to order dish cloth■ to sell as a money maklnl project. The 1rav,Jing pri:r.e d o- , rOUn n na1ed by Ethel Smith was award• ed to Marjorie Woodard. Etedion of officers was held with Mar• .OU gare'l Seidenabel. junior past <'Olin· cilor; Annke Ohlinge-r, assoriat{' I Junior put tou11cilor: Helen y l PJt E DDIE HO lJDASH l! LT Miller, councilor: Winona Cook, Mari::aret associate co u ne1lor: M r. an d ,1rs. c. c . pope o r At . Smilh. vice f'ouncilnr: Bet1y Qe. \anta, Geor"gia, came laSI night moskcY. , associate vice touncilor·, for a visit with his muther, Mrs. Valsie Roush, ronductor. J. H . Smitl:i and Miss H azel Van Eva Dessauer, warden; Carrie Cooney. On Monday Mrs. Smith's Meinhart, insid"e sentinel; LiUian granddaughter and husband, Mr. Demoskey, outaide sentinel; Eli• and Mra�-Gta� Kemp visited with :r.abeth Campbell, rinaneial str�- -them. The kenips who had beet! ll!ry; Ethel Smith, assistant finen- mfrried on Saturday in Detroit, rial secretary; Nellie Hayes, re- Mi.ell,.� "ttlete on their way 10 · cording !lecretary; Mabel Bcarhs, Florida. Mrs. CharlotJc Di,r:on of Toronto, a5.lli,tant recording secretary ; visiting in Meig1 Glenora Swatzcl . rcpresenh,tive to Canada, "Vtho state touncil session and Winona County and vicinity with relatives Cook, alternate r,pn,entative. visited yesterday with Miss SylvU! Plans were completed for in• McMaster, Mr. Ind Mra. C. R. Young who spertio n to be held at the nexl were called to New Castle, Pa .. on business returned home Mond11:, evening. I A d A d Ab t M'ddl eport 5 1 M ,.., �:::.��. :��: ��''"• of ;;;:r,-1•;�,1d:t ,;n:•� ':,. ';f"t'�� RIVER REPORT 1 Swilnming Les.ion Jkg1str11tion for JW"im9fng les­ I sons at the New Haven Pool will be held Monday, Juae 13th, from 9 untJJ 12 a. Of. M.a,y Jane Tennant, the ,wimmin:, instructor. will be preaent to register the students. There wUI be a tharfe of IO cents per leaaon and the lessons will run for lhrec week■. A family ticket will include the charge for tbe lessons. There will be three CllJ,8Ses held, beginners class 6 years of age and up, rn­ termediate and Adults. IOOF Hall. All offkera are requested to tx- prennt for prac• The :'Yh ssionary Society of t be tke. Potluck refreshments w i l l Gaue-s: M.nt�y: U.9 on Mt. Mo n ah Baptist Church met l a.st be served. upper, 9.15 on lower, running 7 Thursday evemng iii 1 h e home of I fee1: Gallipolis, l8.l on upper and I T GRANG V Slt Y E O "! rs. C. H. . oung in 'Middleport . I . Tlw 111 13 cL ing was call ed t o order Pomeroy Bend Grahge w i ll 1 1 .0 on lower, running 6 feel: Lock 23: 15.0, 10.,t on lower, running 6 hy 1 lw vi c e president, \frs. Ccun p. visi·t cO Jum b11 G range Fn·uay feet on the t•a• ,nd 13 w·,,ke'· . prese n and ng � II t progr l •_: ...-, b o a ond �rn. n twll H arper . af er which , ,l he group ��e � C ition ,,. mv , l u,.,, .- A u .!I th th me 80IIg K eep M e ed in on the Day of Remembrance, dams are u p running an average of � , � , .. t" 1 I . ve r� 0a } . . 1 � tr.ip. the fifth, Sunday in Ma:,. )! rs. Arnold Richards :ro> ad the j 1 • Ohio Rtver lottt·· OoWllt,o.,nd·· ) F am1·1 Y 1 1c · kets are betng soId · 1 ure an d _1••t rs. CharI �s Jones Mrs. Ka lh ryn Payne, president , sn ip . . . , led lhe group i n the ��mg pray. of the society . was present and a l Lo_c k 16. C � uc 1 ble at. 1 1 .35 .a . m . . 0: at Roney s Food Market or you . 1 e r. As part of lhe d�vctions each the refreshment table. mhich was 1 1 , llr. _criss at 12.SO_ p. m., W , ffi iiY cont■et Fla,,f, Cuwack. · Lock 23. Waverly at 1 . 0 p. ei .• 65 . member read a portion · of scripwith an arrangement or 1 re from th, book of Luke and centered Upbound: Lock 23: if.., Cliff fl o wers, her birthday was celebrat - O; Albert Holden at 10 :40 p. m., 0t,µ at 2 p. g a v e an cx plBnalion of the part. ed with the sing m g of '" H appy 1 8; A . V. C l'iss Jr. at 1 1 ;2:li p. m . . al 12..io_ p. m .., CM M rs . F'red . Jackson offered pr�r· Birthday. " Mrs. Y o u ng pinn f'd a 6• 1 ; Helen Z � t 1 : 15 a. � - • 4-0; m . • � lntadtt al ,41 p. II., 4- , fM ). m., ff1I rr fur t�c sick of the commu111_ty ru se u n her and she was prC"s,rntcd Soulhlan_d !!It 2.40 11· m.'. �-3, C�et, ( ble at 3.30 a. m., 0-1 1 , Orleamift . (f.tl. j ffeftttl aftrr whl(•h a report o( the Mis• a girt from the group. at 9:30 a. m., 22-0. sionary Convenlion held i n Glous, L if iL...l : Refreshments of sandwit'hes and !er was given by Mrs. Irv in & um. · MIITI .... ___ .,; ._ rv.1 run ■ D_ .. .,. . J· ...... , gardner and Mrs. Jones r,r ported stilad were served to the nine · 1'le meetiq of the Windil1t on the convention held · in U ulland . m e mbers presen t.. Trail Garden Club scheduled tow · The report of the l-fother's Day . . ., II 1 .liliil. next h e f ,I t n m Jn h e t o group Thursday g eveni t at ng the e bo i cr E service was giv (' n by Mrs l' mma '."'ill be h�ld on tlje ( ... firsl · Thursday Mn. C. L. Healotl, haa been �OS'ta.I Bland and the proceeds wer e tum- I in July w11h Mrs. Jones as hostess. paned until 'l'hursda", June 18. I · I Ren' ►, , ..., . M All''• . LOW, GANG AVeNGES PARENTS VIENNA! UPI-Hungari11.n Com· munllt palice have tracked down a 1roup of Hungarian juveniles who formed a gang to avenae their counter-revolutionary par• t>nts, it was reported today. The Budapest Communist youth nft'1 paper Magyar Ifjusag said five juveniles comprised the "Gana of the Black Half Moon" which bt.:irned Communist youth fiaga and destroyed text boob and smubed windows in recent months. ·-- I IYIIY lift ntl n= el, Pome= roy= dd= , June 8, 1 960-3 Da= 1•y S•= •Ml= leport= . o.= _:::::;_ == :::::; t=-= = =, I MONEY IN YOUR POCKET EVERY DAYI Franchised Service Business. Nationally advertised home operated - cash accounts - light work - good I The Davis reunion was held June ,th, al the home of Mr. and Mn. Lorenzo Davia on King8bury Road. Th0!1e altf'ndlng were Rev. and Mrs. Francia Glazier, of ttA! E U B Church, Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davh; nnd family, Mr. and Mn. Max Fol mer and family. Shelia Folmer, Mrs. Emma Davis and Mra. Edna Bartels, Pomeroy. Mr. a11d Mn. Davld Davis and Carl Davia. Syracu11e; Mr. and MrS. Claude Davis, Plttaburgh, Pa: Mr. and Mr1, Fred Carrillo and daughter. Midland, Tex.; Roy Edwards and son, Pontiac, Mich.; Mr. and Mn. Wra_r Dallas and chit dren, Richmond, O.; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rou,1h 11nd family; Mrs. How­ ard ftoush and dau1ihter , ThereRa of Jl'ollan1bee, W. V1., and Mike Davis, Pontlac, Mtch. son,, Hysell Run; Mr. and Mr,i. NEED A BmER . C A R ?, ' LOOK AT THESE! 1959 Ford Falrlane V8, A1.1lomatic whlte be.auty. trans. A II Miss France& Rnush is ,1n a week's vacation from her employ­ ment at the A. &: P. 3tore. M rs. 0. H. Stewart i� visiting with her ion-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack White in Nor­ wal k . The Whites were here for lhe i\J,umnl banquet and . Mrs. Stewart returned with thern. Bec)ty, Ellen .ind Tommy Leon­ ard, childrel\ or Mrs. 11.eba Leon11rd left by train for Atlanta, Ga., where they will visit with their other sister Mr. and Mrs. Ase Cam p and famlly. Mr11. James Walker underwent major surgery } �stcrday morning at Camden·Clark Hospital In Park• crsburg and was reported to be In satisfactory condition. Her room numher is 120. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Long were In P11rltershurg Tuesday to visit wil l! Mrs. James Walker, sister of Mr. Lonl,l et Camden-Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chambers 11ml family returned yesterday to Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. James Euler will go !o Tuledo this Sunday where he will attend the convention of the --SholJ' Crltft , lJhion1"' bf ttu! New v'nrk Central SystPm. They Ian 1o return homo next Thurs• day. Mrs. A. H. Carpenter and grand daughter, Ellen Dutton, are visit­ Ing in Cincinnati with relatives. 1958 Che,rolet 2 Door. WSW tlres, 6 t·yl., lf.4. trans. Economy plm1. LOW PRICES. EVERY. DAY ARI 'T HI, ,.• . ' . C . , " I · ' lb.. . IDNE ' , . !Ind., . ,. � .. . ',:"' '}{{1{ , . :WI� ,,' . . . . • • • • ' • • :-:�,· sumffler furniture. So why not be one of the fir,t around to lnslall tho •ut word •• con• Jti, f: f.:}::'::,:,\ :;·.':I'.'::;:� exten1ion phone f i:ffl! )i ' �:,:�:,:;:;:;: venient, comfortable outdoor livlna-an Drop 10 at our Buslne1111 Office soon. You'll be plea,antly surprised to !Ind how very little a color telephone extenaion will coat I .. $.:,,:,.-.:,:::,: • . ❖: .. . . � I ' the/rt,htr nfrialw 6 - 1/2 ·/ - ·- •COMI . 9M:. . ,YOU'LL IAW AT A"' ' !'ti-' I 49�� < 55 \ Quarts -- - ---- .I · l' ' ,: . : 2·.. :5 c- : -. •' '.. ;. .,.,/,� :I.ii, . M lit,,atqes ,,.,1. -- ::"19c · .. I Mtf-.,c• !':":. _:__ 2 ""' 35c � ·Qlba9e:,:; .... 9c On 3-Pound Bags Of Famous A&P Coff•• • Mllol lllll Mlli.. EIGHT O'CLOCK Famous IAND�AN tlRtlll lAIYlfll coming to . RU'tLAND FURNITURE .... ,,... ·•1.ss \ - GEN ERAL ,' • ELECTRIC - . - Refrigerator Sale 13 CUBIC FOOT ,. I 1, s349.oo: 'I • I ' ! �a,.oo: ... n GE 1 O Cuhlc Foot '219.oo: Phone for quick 'approvol. Hop In. You 1lgn for · It o '' A I I O I A I G H L O A N S' .,. . lON III ' 40 Liva Baby· In Tbol Celller Of T�� �-·· Animal,1 . ' . �· _,, · . �lone ' ' ; WY-MUI · 1uaj EASY TERMS!. • . H and R FI R�-STONE D'ALER JTORE P.M. I BRAVES SIGN PITCHER MILWAUKEE, Wil'., UP[-The Milwaukee Brave1 ha.vi!! 1igned Gerald Glynn, 21, 1 ri&hl·handed pitcher from New Bedford, Man. , to a contract with Louilvllle in the American Aun. He wlll report to the Colonels later this week. 1 J PLUS I the amazing i �1�JiB.�N, TORTURE TEST .........., U,ri,oW A■,-lttrt n l•.. . . . ,,.•..,, lroallt-hli09 I ■ Waleh in amuemen1 as one swWi ol I cbmp mo, lea1t1 S.l!dran sp,rUmt dean 11 lle'Wel' needs. :itrubbin1! ■ tbna­ hokf ipots and s,NTl1 un'I wlr. ini.i Sandr1n . . . pattern, and colon 1111 lotlr.ed 11nder solid 100% Myl, I.Dtlghest, b,pst.imrini flOOf t.tMri.,a malerlll llnown ! ■ Sandr1t1 i1 hmJ'Wtilllrt vinyl 1h11 ovtweaitJ_iJhlwei1ht rinrls two 51A9 """· DAY IU NE 14 , ........ !% to 8 P.111 D-,11't be 1wltch•Elf-9et ••Ruin• Sat1dra11 . . . ,., ,h, .11.,1 ... 1004 H•• SAIIDJMNCIRCVSIIIYZHI EVERY WEEK 10,000 PEOPLE: BOUNCE ON ITS SEATS, HONK, ITS HORN, KICK IT� TIJIB.S, SLAM ITS DOORS, ' SHOP ACROSS� THE STREET_AND THEN RETURN _10 - BUY THIS CAR! , I • • ' �ld�I/°"• ,Ohio � I lames L. Mlhoke7, Mar, � . 'rv. L©� • can,",.,,.. Mo6ir Trmd magazine. Owner report& and fleet operator Jogs cons�tently ehow Falcon mileage figuree of up to 30 miles per gaJloil with regular gu. � · Falcon gQee 4,000 miles between oil changas, coete Iese to service, Econo�I 4 1... to license and in moat places, To begin with, Falcon is Ameri­ Jeaa to insure. ca's very lowest-priced 6-pasaenger Falcon llllves you more and still car• , • • $64 to $164 leas than the gives yon full room for 6 big other compactr,. . . " � people and all their luggage. Small wonder Falcon bas become fuot . "Falcon dellven the best fuel economy of the three new compact 80 fut! ... --. s.A•'it:.... � I N 20 M l N UTES :.:1 .• ' SANDRAN. • FLOOR cov••·· � 1 -� 9 � �A BV zee •�· f<����� .. Falcon is having the beat first year l!DY car ever had . • • over 250,000 already sold since introduction • • • going at the record rate of 10,000 every week, What makes Falcon the world's moet IUCCeSIICul new caz? , WITH 20 MONTHS TO RIPA� !, ' ' presents I , , zoo '; I • RUTLAND, OHIO j · 1 1 CUBIC FOOT , RUTLA ND FURNI TU RE READY-MIX CO. GE SINGLE DOOR ·•/ f, ' ff Pirates Collect Hackbart With Diamond Contract Pct. GI .830 PI'ITSBURGH UPI - Dale Hack, .604 I bart, a former All-American foot· .584 3i,, ball player al the Univerlity of .500 6 Wilcon1ln, and Bill (Picklea) Ken­ .488 7'h nedy. a Temple UnivenUy b&lket­ .447 8\\ ball star. 1iped bueball tontracts .439 8½ with the Pitttburgh Piratn Tu� 3M 13 day. TUffday's llttulb The Pirates 1l10 announced the Chlc:•to 13 Plthburth 2 1i1ninp of ouUielder Ruuell Phll1delphla 5 St. Louis S, night M ueller, a W"IICOlllin Unlvenity Clnclnn•tl 5 Sin Fran. 1, nteht alumnua, and 17-yeu-old lohn MllwaukN 6 Los Al?fal• 4, nllht E.ade1, a rigbthanded pitcher from Wld.-.dQ"a ProNWe Pitchers Birmingham, Ala, Plthburth at Chic.to - Mn.II 11·3) n And....., (2-1). Hackbart, 1 aix.foot-tbrff-ini:h, C lnclnnttl at Sin FrancI...,._ 200-pounder, ii an outfielder and Newcombe (3-3) or O'Toole (4--4:) bat, and throw, rigbthanded. He V1 McCormkk 17--3). i1 a phy1ical education major at PhllMl•lphla at St. Leula (nl1ltt) Wiaconlln and will a:raduate next -Bumardt 0-41 n KIi,- (2-,5). winter. Hackbart, who livea in . Mllw1ukff at Lot Ane-1•1 (nitht) Madiaon, Wla., wu signed to a -Willey {3-3] n Willlarm (:J..0). contract with the Pirate,' Salt Thvrsday't Gamet Lake City club in the triple • A . .1 Pltbburgh 1t Chlca,90 1 Paciflc Cout League. Mllwaukff at LOI Ans,eln, nlfht Kennedy, 11 22-yl!ar-old infielder Clnclnati at San FranclKO from Philadelphia, will report to Kingsport, Tenn., ol the rookie AMERICAN LEAGUE League, as wUl W. L. Pct. Ga Apl)Alachian WOOO­ Eadea, who graduated from 29 18 . 1 Baltimore 25 17 .595 Ill lawn Hilh School, Birmingham, Cleveland last week. Eades wi:1 belna: 26 21 ..553 3 Chica go 23 21 .523 4\\ sought by all JO major league New York Detroit 21 21 _!K)() 51/, dubs . Washington 19 25 ,432 8\1 19 27 .413 911 Kansas City TITANS StGN TRIO I Boston 15 27 .357 1 1 11 NEW YORK UPI-Linemen Bob M arques and Paul Manganaro of Tuetd•y•• •••uik Boston University and George N.w York 5 Chicago 2 Caiazzo, a back from . Tennea,ee, Detroit 5 B•ltlmore 2.. nl...t W Hhlngton 7 K,n,., City 2, nlpt have signed their 1960 contracts with the New York Titan, of lhe C leveland 12 Boston 3, ni9ht American Foolblll Leque. Wednffdtiy'• ,..-.bl• Pttchen FamiJy Plcnlc Held GOEGLEIN ' G.E. Doulile Door Comhlnatlons I NEW YORK · UPI-Jockey MID• The famU7 picnic of the :&lttftOI' ny Y cau rode three Ytlnnert at Cir ch! which will be held Thuradi:r Belmont Park Tuesday, lntludinl 11.t I> p. m. wUI be. beld ■t the Jlld. Meticulous in the feature allow- dleport KWJlclpal Park lnltead anee race. Ycaz.a's otbe-r tliwnplu \ the roadside park u previouat, aa­ was aboard Broadway and TrOck. nounced. The Reds kayoed Johnny Anto. nelli witb three runs in the sec­ ond Inning and went on to deal the Giants their sixth defeat in 10 gamea. E rrors Aid lndlens Jlm Grant yielded eight hits, including bomers by Bobby Thom• Be wre you get Ube concrete son and Marty Keough, to win hil mtxture that's n-g'ht for your fourth decision for the lndiani needs. We deliver mixed-to-Or­ who were aided by six Boston der 1=oncrete to your job any errors. time you say! Cal.I on us any• The Yankees celebrated Casey · time. Stengel's return to command by beating the White Sox for the fir11t lime Jn five tries. Jim Coalea pitched .i nine-hitter for hls sh:th stralght win o! this season and . hi& 10th lltralght over a two-sea­ son period. The Senators replaced the Ath­ PN>n. WY-2-3214 letics in tllxlh place with a 15hit attack that earned Camilo P- St, MlcldlPaacual hi, ·sixth victory. . • Priced With $ 1 00 Trade-in TUESDAY IUNE 14 L. 17 19 17 24 26 26 23 31 precision-mixed for your project RkUlard Lyon - DavJd Rose "TIIE HEADLESS GHOST" Moo Oartoon GINIRAL TEL/PHONE � UP TO s100 TRADE Royal Crown C101.A W. 29 29 22 24 Z2 21 18 17 Pitt1burgh San Francisco Milwaukee Cincinnati St. Louil Los Angele, Chicago Phil.adelphia "LAND You get your choice of ten bright color■, too -and One ia eure to match or blend with your f� (�� ix.... . --��t''·· ··'it-l�'"'�''-"f.�}.'·�:1:«-:•: . l �,- .. .• ;. .. . ' - Will., till l)Utdoor exlenjl!qg JP'l:,Wl · relax. No'inore bother19JDe tffjlll>w •ndooro to catch the calls. All you hav, 'ti> do is reach. i i: l' J. ·'f '�\ ·1 l@\\:. ' i;.,.\/i\)\[1/�L :Sl[:%itf:;!Jtiitti)fJ\( liil liNf-..Hl�'iid lo"._ NATIONAL LEAGUE man ( l.O) or H.wklna ( 3-3) vs Monbouqu•tte· \5-4) •nd Hlllm•n (0.l), Chicago it N•w York lnlght)Shaw (5-4) " Turley tt•ll, Detroit at 6llfllnon (night) Lary \4-S) vs P•ppu ().S). KiinMS City at Wuhlngton (night) _ O.l•y (7_2) v, Wood• thick ii.ct). Thurtday'• G.lmH KanHs City at W1t.hington, nleht O.trolt at Baltimore, ..,.... ••t Chlc::.,. at Nrw York Cl.wland •t Bodon \{IJIQ ·b ettbi spot for an extenefon phone than right out­ aide where you do so much of your . mott pleasant l!lummertime living? ,...u, lb A&P SIIIM.!:�lllht Chuck 11 ul� from . ,..,ulne 1•�11-fed m■tllte , ,_. •lijlorlly CIII and tr•mtUI?"">."- tis'9 In� ,.Ml � mod for INI wnfi, Only ONE hlgfi qu1llly-ly E low prl••• u lldYw- a telephone extension t7 Just think about It a minUte ! What better \ C By Unitad p,..., hthrn.tlonal Unlttcl Prftl lnttrnatlonal I tried and true veterans of the Charlie Dressen'• had hi1 say ita!I who are sparking it. . ..,. A and now ·the ,old Brave& are havThe tkave1 ,iave won �:>1,, Q( their last seven games and �attne their wily, Dre11Sen f.old the world lilst ren · Spahn, Lew Burdette end tlOb• spring how Milwaukee's young Buhl, the "big thre,e" of the Tribe pitchers would c1rry a grep.ter und er Fred Haney, h ave accountload thit. year but hen are the ed for five or the victoriea. It was Buhl's turn Tuesday Braves making- lhelr first rul push of the aeason-and it's the night and the ·h atchet-raced �ijbt -- -hander indulged in his fa�ta� _ form of amusement by galrij'ili credit for a 6·4 win over the ·�oi A C•-n lflt'Y Nlthtl Angeles Dodgers. Buhl has ,cored r two of his five victorie11 th.ii year oveF the Dodgers and stands 22-9' PATRIOTS SIGN HALFBACK for a ,.no percentage against them BOSTON UPI-Halfback Walt.er for his caree�. , who set Heidelberg , J Livingston TONIGHT records for ground-gaining touch . Br•VH SW Out The victory moved the BraV8' · downs and total scorini bu ai&r.n· FAMIL� lilGHT . to with!� 8"2 pmes of the fire '• ,ct --wtt)f',Ule"�bfl •��efthi 1 Joan �{tins ,4 f}act,: JJawk,inl!I· place P1tt:f;,urgh l": Pirates, w;ho- · ·American Football r,Jguili-..fl"� · 'OF Tllllf'1>,HA11oAHS" were routed, 13-2, by the Chicago �-----(Technicolor & Scope) Cubs. The Ci1 1cinnati Reds beat the San Francisco Giants, 5·1, - alo80 and the Philadelphia Phillie& 'de­ feated the St. Louis Cardinals, 5-3 Sandra Dee - John &axon in other Natlonal League games. Re:r. Harrison - Key KendaU The Cleveland Indians routed "THE RELUCTANT DEB" the Boston Red So x , 12·3 and (Tedlntoolo< & Srope) moved to within 1 ½: games of A,Iso Cartoon first place ,when the Detroit Ti­ gers beat the Baltimore OriolcH, THURSDAY ond FRIDAY 5-2, the New York Yankees topped "HORRORS OF THE the Chicago White Sox, 5-2 and BLACK MUSEUM" the Washington Senators beat the (Color &: Scope) Kansas C::lty A's, 7·2, in tbe Amer• - al80 tcan League. 1te &twmri� �{}()t � ·. lb · SMbULDER • MITROPOUTAN MOTORS - ��� C ROUND Carton S11¥11 18 ■ 8 I f(1f[� CHOICI ILADli �-­ NO ITRINGY NECK !NmlONS Sl'AN DL�GS Work•1ng 0ut Dressen Theorv �J . Like He Sai.d: e·�g 3 w·1mnng ...��1;::,�·•,.��"(;21 '!S':::: � CHOOSE YOUR . f.AVORl1� - AlL $At� PRICED ' • ,,,..,;� ' . . ·, Salem 4-H Club Meed ��: �8:: 0,.. wtfll ... TH I P.M. P.M. lo I , ·:: 'if«f'.i ,:JJl tttt· ttr:. ' }) • • ·• = ·: : · ,,:.,.,:__ ':. ·:}!�:;: �l\f· =� J�t-: ·l\:3 "S U P E R- R I G H T" Q U A LITY ftydN. 8 tyl. The firat $69 drives it 1way. II I ,.• ' . I 949 Oldsmohlle 'TlwiaportetiOII on Lend & Se■ " I. Mlltt It. Perneroy, 0, - WY-I-Wt clo The Daily Sentine • Pomeroy , Ohio .!'."�'_'.'"'."����,'.:_:���_!�!!'!'!!!!'!!��!'!!l!@!!i!'!'!!���:,,,""""'""'!'!,""""'""'""""""'""'""'""'""'""""e,:,,""'""'""'===' On1 Redk>, h&Mtor, std. tran.'i, V8 's Your ohol�e only $295. Box 668P I MI DDLEPORT 1959 lark 2 Door '53 Ford- '53 Dodge . . - - - . - - - -. - - ---- -- -• • . . - . . . . - -- . -- -· -.. - ·- -• ·-. -· - -- - ' , _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - · BAKER FURNITU RE rNUli The administrator or an estate lhat paid the burial expen11es of a d1•<·uasi'd worker wl tl need a copy of "I .ettrrs Tcslamentary'' when applying for the social security d('alh payment. Std. trans. Overdrive. One. owner. Hasn't had i� flrit blrlhday. I I I I Refrigerator '219.95 Less Trade J• Dcwis Family .Holds Reunion At Kingsbury Sunda.y II :�--:-:: ____________ :::_: ___ : __:: __ :::::::::_::::: : 1 1 <)11. FT. FRIGIDAIRE uslng rookie lefty Larry Price as a starter and Call's Barons took a close 3-1 decision from Syracuse. 'Ibe openiny round of Pony play diaplayed tight pltchlna: every• Charley Bush, catcher, did enough where, wilh the bitters bidinJ to win. Each hit triples in the their time for when eyea may be third, Carr 's driving in little Joey Ste-phenson who had walked, and sharper and awinp leveled out. At Racine, Pomeroy'& Freddie then Carr 11tole home to put Mid• Boyd allowed no bJUI but left the dleport ahead 3· l which i11 how It game with the score tied H in the ended. Johnny Allensworth alio fifth and two runnen on, both of singled for Middleport. 1 whom scored. Butch Meier finish• Syracuse started the scoring in ed the Inning aud was relieved by Blackwell w h O gave up 11 80I0 horn, the top of the second when Wil• er to Peanut, Wickline in the 7th. Uams walked, got to second on a cine pUBhed home ■ix big rums lhrow�ng error and scored on Louks . single. '11te only other Syra, in that wild filth. cuse hit was Winebrenner's slflgle. For Racine Ted Bailey tripled, j Carr fanned 13 in going the dis­ Salser doubled in tw,;. rum and tanl'.!e. Price and Johnson hid 1ina:le1. 010 000 0-1 2 o For Pomeroy Boyd and Jim (IIJ.• Syracuse Barons 012 000 x--3 3 1 bert ellch singled twice, Gilbert's Louks (LP), Winebrenner (4) and aafeliea driviny in two runs. Price, the ex-Little Lea.guer with Winebrenner, Baker (4). Carr and the fast ball from the portalde, Bush. Boyd (LP), Meier (5), Bla well fanned aeven, gave up one run. Salaer .wu charged witlt three (6) and Spencer. Price (WP��Sal­ ser (6), Price (7) and Balley, , rune, two unearned. ,, Boyd waa charged with three run1, Meier 3 and Blackwell one. In the seventh, in the mldat of a Boys Salem Center met ,on May Pomeroy rally. Price returned to the mound to fan Follrod with two 30 at the school house with Roy out, one run in snd the basea load• E. Shenefield i n charge and boys present were eleven. The project ed. lesso� was on ro�e and dem?n114RONS WIN • The lsarons could do little with strat1ons rwere given by Dick the slants of starter Jim Louks, Lambert, Mike Walker on knots. lefthander, or Mickey Winebren- A First Aid report on artificial ner, but Ronnie. CRrr, pitcher, and I respiration was made. ---------------------- r---- ---- ---- ---- ---- -- . ANOTHER GOOD BUY FROM �AKER'S Price Puts Out Fire In 7th To Beat Pomeroy; Carr Goes Distance clea,nup pitcher the same night, edged Pomeroy', Pony Lea­ guers Tuesday afternoon 7-4 while in Middleport, Woody Total investmen• $5,450. $3,000 necessary, we handle the difference. If you want to make money, and you're not afraid to work, send this coupon. ---�- Ra Cine, Bar On s win I 8 t Garnes Racine, money. YCAZA WINS THUi 1 BEST COMPACT GAS Mll,EAGE LOWEST COMPACT PRICE PRESTON MOTORS, INC., 461 South Third Street, �eport, Ohio . SAVI: MOIi NOW DUIIINQ YOUII FOIID DULitil•a T11Al'lii8 FAIII \ • • • ■■:•T YALUUI ■UT TIIADl;■ I ■U'lf !M'VIN!IIISI ■: '. �\ ........... ....-. • • I � - ... - • .... • .. . . . - . -.. •- - .. � -... � ... -. . . .. - ........... ... - -.-· ·11' · .. . .. ... .. . � ... - . . ....... .. . :- � ..... .. . .. ... . . . ............ -,..... .., •·:: D OI A Drapes Charter Monday Evening Mt. Moriah Baptist In Memory of Membe., W,ho Recently Died Missionary•S!)Ciety The Charter ••as " draped for a period of. 30 days in memory H o/ds Ses•• 411 . on of Arttta Sanborn when Theodorus Council Daughters or Amerita met Monday evening at the I OOF hall. Winona Cook , associate cou ncilor . presided and two appli• cants were accepted for membership. A contribution was made to the cancer fund. Elizabeth Campbell repo rte d on nJa · ,. fl a gs on the gr3 11es of ,. cin" 1 deteased mPmbers for Ml"morial mct•ting on June 20 . 1 was voted rk refreshments and have to potlu Day. Communications were read from Ma o· L ink. slate c -o uncilor, me i:n bers were req uested to bring . and Elizabeth Quinl in, state ser re• the i r a wn table servic e. PHl g A lhe meetin of Counci llary. concerning the s1ale council h ursday o nced T was for rs annou session 10 be held in Cleveland evening at the home of Eva Robon August lft-l7. son, Rock Springs Road. 11 wH 1'0led to order dish cloth■ to sell as a money maklnl project. The 1rav,Jing pri:r.e d o- , rOUn n na1ed by Ethel Smith was award• ed to Marjorie Woodard. Etedion of officers was held with Mar• .OU gare'l Seidenabel. junior past <'Olin· cilor; Annke Ohlinge-r, assoriat{' I Junior put tou11cilor: Helen y l PJt E DDIE HO lJDASH l! LT Miller, councilor: Winona Cook, Mari::aret associate co u ne1lor: M r. an d ,1rs. c. c . pope o r At . Smilh. vice f'ouncilnr: Bet1y Qe. \anta, Geor"gia, came laSI night moskcY. , associate vice touncilor·, for a visit with his muther, Mrs. Valsie Roush, ronductor. J. H . Smitl:i and Miss H azel Van Eva Dessauer, warden; Carrie Cooney. On Monday Mrs. Smith's Meinhart, insid"e sentinel; LiUian granddaughter and husband, Mr. Demoskey, outaide sentinel; Eli• and Mra�-Gta� Kemp visited with :r.abeth Campbell, rinaneial str�- -them. The kenips who had beet! ll!ry; Ethel Smith, assistant finen- mfrried on Saturday in Detroit, rial secretary; Nellie Hayes, re- Mi.ell,.� "ttlete on their way 10 · cording !lecretary; Mabel Bcarhs, Florida. Mrs. CharlotJc Di,r:on of Toronto, a5.lli,tant recording secretary ; visiting in Meig1 Glenora Swatzcl . rcpresenh,tive to Canada, "Vtho state touncil session and Winona County and vicinity with relatives Cook, alternate r,pn,entative. visited yesterday with Miss SylvU! Plans were completed for in• McMaster, Mr. Ind Mra. C. R. Young who spertio n to be held at the nexl were called to New Castle, Pa .. on business returned home Mond11:, evening. I A d A d Ab t M'ddl eport 5 1 M ,.., �:::.��. :��: ��''"• of ;;;:r,-1•;�,1d:t ,;n:•� ':,. ';f"t'�� RIVER REPORT 1 Swilnming Les.ion Jkg1str11tion for JW"im9fng les­ I sons at the New Haven Pool will be held Monday, Juae 13th, from 9 untJJ 12 a. Of. M.a,y Jane Tennant, the ,wimmin:, instructor. will be preaent to register the students. There wUI be a tharfe of IO cents per leaaon and the lessons will run for lhrec week■. A family ticket will include the charge for tbe lessons. There will be three CllJ,8Ses held, beginners class 6 years of age and up, rn­ termediate and Adults. IOOF Hall. All offkera are requested to tx- prennt for prac• The :'Yh ssionary Society of t be tke. Potluck refreshments w i l l Gaue-s: M.nt�y: U.9 on Mt. Mo n ah Baptist Church met l a.st be served. upper, 9.15 on lower, running 7 Thursday evemng iii 1 h e home of I fee1: Gallipolis, l8.l on upper and I T GRANG V Slt Y E O "! rs. C. H. . oung in 'Middleport . I . Tlw 111 13 cL ing was call ed t o order Pomeroy Bend Grahge w i ll 1 1 .0 on lower, running 6 feel: Lock 23: 15.0, 10.,t on lower, running 6 hy 1 lw vi c e president, \frs. Ccun p. visi·t cO Jum b11 G range Fn·uay feet on the t•a• ,nd 13 w·,,ke'· . prese n and ng � II t progr l •_: ...-, b o a ond �rn. n twll H arper . af er which , ,l he group ��e � C ition ,,. mv , l u,.,, .- A u .!I th th me 80IIg K eep M e ed in on the Day of Remembrance, dams are u p running an average of � , � , .. t" 1 I . ve r� 0a } . . 1 � tr.ip. the fifth, Sunday in Ma:,. )! rs. Arnold Richards :ro> ad the j 1 • Ohio Rtver lottt·· OoWllt,o.,nd·· ) F am1·1 Y 1 1c · kets are betng soId · 1 ure an d _1••t rs. CharI �s Jones Mrs. Ka lh ryn Payne, president , sn ip . . . , led lhe group i n the ��mg pray. of the society . was present and a l Lo_c k 16. C � uc 1 ble at. 1 1 .35 .a . m . . 0: at Roney s Food Market or you . 1 e r. As part of lhe d�vctions each the refreshment table. mhich was 1 1 , llr. _criss at 12.SO_ p. m., W , ffi iiY cont■et Fla,,f, Cuwack. · Lock 23. Waverly at 1 . 0 p. ei .• 65 . member read a portion · of scripwith an arrangement or 1 re from th, book of Luke and centered Upbound: Lock 23: if.., Cliff fl o wers, her birthday was celebrat - O; Albert Holden at 10 :40 p. m., 0t,µ at 2 p. g a v e an cx plBnalion of the part. ed with the sing m g of '" H appy 1 8; A . V. C l'iss Jr. at 1 1 ;2:li p. m . . al 12..io_ p. m .., CM M rs . F'red . Jackson offered pr�r· Birthday. " Mrs. Y o u ng pinn f'd a 6• 1 ; Helen Z � t 1 : 15 a. � - • 4-0; m . • � lntadtt al ,41 p. II., 4- , fM ). m., ff1I rr fur t�c sick of the commu111_ty ru se u n her and she was prC"s,rntcd Soulhlan_d !!It 2.40 11· m.'. �-3, C�et, ( ble at 3.30 a. m., 0-1 1 , Orleamift . (f.tl. j ffeftttl aftrr whl(•h a report o( the Mis• a girt from the group. at 9:30 a. m., 22-0. sionary Convenlion held i n Glous, L if iL...l : Refreshments of sandwit'hes and !er was given by Mrs. Irv in & um. · MIITI .... ___ .,; ._ rv.1 run ■ D_ .. .,. . J· ...... , gardner and Mrs. Jones r,r ported stilad were served to the nine · 1'le meetiq of the Windil1t on the convention held · in U ulland . m e mbers presen t.. Trail Garden Club scheduled tow · The report of the l-fother's Day . . ., II 1 .liliil. next h e f ,I t n m Jn h e t o group Thursday g eveni t at ng the e bo i cr E service was giv (' n by Mrs l' mma '."'ill be h�ld on tlje ( ... firsl · Thursday Mn. C. L. Healotl, haa been �OS'ta.I Bland and the proceeds wer e tum- I in July w11h Mrs. Jones as hostess. paned until 'l'hursda", June 18. I · I Ren' ►, , ..., . M All''• . LOW, GANG AVeNGES PARENTS VIENNA! UPI-Hungari11.n Com· munllt palice have tracked down a 1roup of Hungarian juveniles who formed a gang to avenae their counter-revolutionary par• t>nts, it was reported today. The Budapest Communist youth nft'1 paper Magyar Ifjusag said five juveniles comprised the "Gana of the Black Half Moon" which bt.:irned Communist youth fiaga and destroyed text boob and smubed windows in recent months. ·-- I IYIIY lift ntl n= el, Pome= roy= dd= , June 8, 1 960-3 Da= 1•y S•= •Ml= leport= . o.= _:::::;_ == :::::; t=-= = =, I MONEY IN YOUR POCKET EVERY DAYI Franchised Service Business. Nationally advertised home operated - cash accounts - light work - good I The Davis reunion was held June ,th, al the home of Mr. and Mn. Lorenzo Davia on King8bury Road. Th0!1e altf'ndlng were Rev. and Mrs. Francia Glazier, of ttA! E U B Church, Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davh; nnd family, Mr. and Mn. Max Fol mer and family. Shelia Folmer, Mrs. Emma Davis and Mra. Edna Bartels, Pomeroy. Mr. a11d Mn. Davld Davis and Carl Davia. Syracu11e; Mr. and MrS. Claude Davis, Plttaburgh, Pa: Mr. and Mr1, Fred Carrillo and daughter. Midland, Tex.; Roy Edwards and son, Pontiac, Mich.; Mr. and Mn. Wra_r Dallas and chit dren, Richmond, O.; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rou,1h 11nd family; Mrs. How­ ard ftoush and dau1ihter , ThereRa of Jl'ollan1bee, W. V1., and Mike Davis, Pontlac, Mtch. son,, Hysell Run; Mr. and Mr,i. NEED A BmER . C A R ?, ' LOOK AT THESE! 1959 Ford Falrlane V8, A1.1lomatic whlte be.auty. trans. A II Miss France& Rnush is ,1n a week's vacation from her employ­ ment at the A. &: P. 3tore. M rs. 0. H. Stewart i� visiting with her ion-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack White in Nor­ wal k . The Whites were here for lhe i\J,umnl banquet and . Mrs. Stewart returned with thern. Bec)ty, Ellen .ind Tommy Leon­ ard, childrel\ or Mrs. 11.eba Leon11rd left by train for Atlanta, Ga., where they will visit with their other sister Mr. and Mrs. Ase Cam p and famlly. Mr11. James Walker underwent major surgery } �stcrday morning at Camden·Clark Hospital In Park• crsburg and was reported to be In satisfactory condition. Her room numher is 120. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Long were In P11rltershurg Tuesday to visit wil l! Mrs. James Walker, sister of Mr. Lonl,l et Camden-Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chambers 11ml family returned yesterday to Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. James Euler will go !o Tuledo this Sunday where he will attend the convention of the --SholJ' Crltft , lJhion1"' bf ttu! New v'nrk Central SystPm. They Ian 1o return homo next Thurs• day. Mrs. A. H. Carpenter and grand daughter, Ellen Dutton, are visit­ Ing in Cincinnati with relatives. 1958 Che,rolet 2 Door. WSW tlres, 6 t·yl., lf.4. trans. Economy plm1. LOW PRICES. EVERY. DAY ARI 'T HI, ,.• . ' . C . , " I · ' lb.. . IDNE ' , . !Ind., . ,. � .. . ',:"' '}{{1{ , . :WI� ,,' . . . . • • • • ' • • :-:�,· sumffler furniture. So why not be one of the fir,t around to lnslall tho •ut word •• con• Jti, f: f.:}::'::,:,\ :;·.':I'.'::;:� exten1ion phone f i:ffl! )i ' �:,:�:,:;:;:;: venient, comfortable outdoor livlna-an Drop 10 at our Buslne1111 Office soon. You'll be plea,antly surprised to !Ind how very little a color telephone extenaion will coat I .. $.:,,:,.-.:,:::,: • . ❖: .. . . � I ' the/rt,htr nfrialw 6 - 1/2 ·/ - ·- •COMI . 9M:. . ,YOU'LL IAW AT A"' ' !'ti-' I 49�� < 55 \ Quarts -- - ---- .I · l' ' ,: . : 2·.. :5 c- : -. •' '.. ;. .,.,/,� :I.ii, . M lit,,atqes ,,.,1. -- ::"19c · .. I Mtf-.,c• !':":. _:__ 2 ""' 35c � ·Qlba9e:,:; .... 9c On 3-Pound Bags Of Famous A&P Coff•• • Mllol lllll Mlli.. EIGHT O'CLOCK Famous IAND�AN tlRtlll lAIYlfll coming to . RU'tLAND FURNITURE .... ,,... ·•1.ss \ - GEN ERAL ,' • ELECTRIC - . - Refrigerator Sale 13 CUBIC FOOT ,. I 1, s349.oo: 'I • I ' ! �a,.oo: ... n GE 1 O Cuhlc Foot '219.oo: Phone for quick 'approvol. Hop In. You 1lgn for · It o '' A I I O I A I G H L O A N S' .,. . lON III ' 40 Liva Baby· In Tbol Celller Of T�� �-·· Animal,1 . ' . �· _,, · . �lone ' ' ; WY-MUI · 1uaj EASY TERMS!. • . H and R FI R�-STONE D'ALER JTORE P.M. I BRAVES SIGN PITCHER MILWAUKEE, Wil'., UP[-The Milwaukee Brave1 ha.vi!! 1igned Gerald Glynn, 21, 1 ri&hl·handed pitcher from New Bedford, Man. , to a contract with Louilvllle in the American Aun. He wlll report to the Colonels later this week. 1 J PLUS I the amazing i �1�JiB.�N, TORTURE TEST .........., U,ri,oW A■,-lttrt n l•.. . . . ,,.•..,, lroallt-hli09 I ■ Waleh in amuemen1 as one swWi ol I cbmp mo, lea1t1 S.l!dran sp,rUmt dean 11 lle'Wel' needs. :itrubbin1! ■ tbna­ hokf ipots and s,NTl1 un'I wlr. ini.i Sandr1n . . . pattern, and colon 1111 lotlr.ed 11nder solid 100% Myl, I.Dtlghest, b,pst.imrini flOOf t.tMri.,a malerlll llnown ! ■ Sandr1t1 i1 hmJ'Wtilllrt vinyl 1h11 ovtweaitJ_iJhlwei1ht rinrls two 51A9 """· DAY IU NE 14 , ........ !% to 8 P.111 D-,11't be 1wltch•Elf-9et ••Ruin• Sat1dra11 . . . ,., ,h, .11.,1 ... 1004 H•• SAIIDJMNCIRCVSIIIYZHI EVERY WEEK 10,000 PEOPLE: BOUNCE ON ITS SEATS, HONK, ITS HORN, KICK IT� TIJIB.S, SLAM ITS DOORS, ' SHOP ACROSS� THE STREET_AND THEN RETURN _10 - BUY THIS CAR! , I • • ' �ld�I/°"• ,Ohio � I lames L. Mlhoke7, Mar, � . 'rv. L©� • can,",.,,.. Mo6ir Trmd magazine. Owner report& and fleet operator Jogs cons�tently ehow Falcon mileage figuree of up to 30 miles per gaJloil with regular gu. � · Falcon gQee 4,000 miles between oil changas, coete Iese to service, Econo�I 4 1... to license and in moat places, To begin with, Falcon is Ameri­ Jeaa to insure. ca's very lowest-priced 6-pasaenger Falcon llllves you more and still car• , • • $64 to $164 leas than the gives yon full room for 6 big other compactr,. . . " � people and all their luggage. Small wonder Falcon bas become fuot . "Falcon dellven the best fuel economy of the three new compact 80 fut! ... --. s.A•'it:.... � I N 20 M l N UTES :.:1 .• ' SANDRAN. • FLOOR cov••·· � 1 -� 9 � �A BV zee •�· f<����� .. Falcon is having the beat first year l!DY car ever had . • • over 250,000 already sold since introduction • • • going at the record rate of 10,000 every week, What makes Falcon the world's moet IUCCeSIICul new caz? , WITH 20 MONTHS TO RIPA� !, ' ' presents I , , zoo '; I • RUTLAND, OHIO j · 1 1 CUBIC FOOT , RUTLA ND FURNI TU RE READY-MIX CO. GE SINGLE DOOR ·•/ f, ' ff Pirates Collect Hackbart With Diamond Contract Pct. GI .830 PI'ITSBURGH UPI - Dale Hack, .604 I bart, a former All-American foot· .584 3i,, ball player al the Univerlity of .500 6 Wilcon1ln, and Bill (Picklea) Ken­ .488 7'h nedy. a Temple UnivenUy b&lket­ .447 8\\ ball star. 1iped bueball tontracts .439 8½ with the Pitttburgh Piratn Tu� 3M 13 day. TUffday's llttulb The Pirates 1l10 announced the Chlc:•to 13 Plthburth 2 1i1ninp of ouUielder Ruuell Phll1delphla 5 St. Louis S, night M ueller, a W"IICOlllin Unlvenity Clnclnn•tl 5 Sin Fran. 1, nteht alumnua, and 17-yeu-old lohn MllwaukN 6 Los Al?fal• 4, nllht E.ade1, a rigbthanded pitcher from Wld.-.dQ"a ProNWe Pitchers Birmingham, Ala, Plthburth at Chic.to - Mn.II 11·3) n And....., (2-1). Hackbart, 1 aix.foot-tbrff-ini:h, C lnclnnttl at Sin FrancI...,._ 200-pounder, ii an outfielder and Newcombe (3-3) or O'Toole (4--4:) bat, and throw, rigbthanded. He V1 McCormkk 17--3). i1 a phy1ical education major at PhllMl•lphla at St. Leula (nl1ltt) Wiaconlln and will a:raduate next -Bumardt 0-41 n KIi,- (2-,5). winter. Hackbart, who livea in . Mllw1ukff at Lot Ane-1•1 (nitht) Madiaon, Wla., wu signed to a -Willey {3-3] n Willlarm (:J..0). contract with the Pirate,' Salt Thvrsday't Gamet Lake City club in the triple • A . .1 Pltbburgh 1t Chlca,90 1 Paciflc Cout League. Mllwaukff at LOI Ans,eln, nlfht Kennedy, 11 22-yl!ar-old infielder Clnclnati at San FranclKO from Philadelphia, will report to Kingsport, Tenn., ol the rookie AMERICAN LEAGUE League, as wUl W. L. Pct. Ga Apl)Alachian WOOO­ Eadea, who graduated from 29 18 . 1 Baltimore 25 17 .595 Ill lawn Hilh School, Birmingham, Cleveland last week. Eades wi:1 belna: 26 21 ..553 3 Chica go 23 21 .523 4\\ sought by all JO major league New York Detroit 21 21 _!K)() 51/, dubs . Washington 19 25 ,432 8\1 19 27 .413 911 Kansas City TITANS StGN TRIO I Boston 15 27 .357 1 1 11 NEW YORK UPI-Linemen Bob M arques and Paul Manganaro of Tuetd•y•• •••uik Boston University and George N.w York 5 Chicago 2 Caiazzo, a back from . Tennea,ee, Detroit 5 B•ltlmore 2.. nl...t W Hhlngton 7 K,n,., City 2, nlpt have signed their 1960 contracts with the New York Titan, of lhe C leveland 12 Boston 3, ni9ht American Foolblll Leque. Wednffdtiy'• ,..-.bl• Pttchen FamiJy Plcnlc Held GOEGLEIN ' G.E. Doulile Door Comhlnatlons I NEW YORK · UPI-Jockey MID• The famU7 picnic of the :&lttftOI' ny Y cau rode three Ytlnnert at Cir ch! which will be held Thuradi:r Belmont Park Tuesday, lntludinl 11.t I> p. m. wUI be. beld ■t the Jlld. Meticulous in the feature allow- dleport KWJlclpal Park lnltead anee race. Ycaz.a's otbe-r tliwnplu \ the roadside park u previouat, aa­ was aboard Broadway and TrOck. nounced. The Reds kayoed Johnny Anto. nelli witb three runs in the sec­ ond Inning and went on to deal the Giants their sixth defeat in 10 gamea. E rrors Aid lndlens Jlm Grant yielded eight hits, including bomers by Bobby Thom• Be wre you get Ube concrete son and Marty Keough, to win hil mtxture that's n-g'ht for your fourth decision for the lndiani needs. We deliver mixed-to-Or­ who were aided by six Boston der 1=oncrete to your job any errors. time you say! Cal.I on us any• The Yankees celebrated Casey · time. Stengel's return to command by beating the White Sox for the fir11t lime Jn five tries. Jim Coalea pitched .i nine-hitter for hls sh:th stralght win o! this season and . hi& 10th lltralght over a two-sea­ son period. The Senators replaced the Ath­ PN>n. WY-2-3214 letics in tllxlh place with a 15hit attack that earned Camilo P- St, MlcldlPaacual hi, ·sixth victory. . • Priced With $ 1 00 Trade-in TUESDAY IUNE 14 L. 17 19 17 24 26 26 23 31 precision-mixed for your project RkUlard Lyon - DavJd Rose "TIIE HEADLESS GHOST" Moo Oartoon GINIRAL TEL/PHONE � UP TO s100 TRADE Royal Crown C101.A W. 29 29 22 24 Z2 21 18 17 Pitt1burgh San Francisco Milwaukee Cincinnati St. Louil Los Angele, Chicago Phil.adelphia "LAND You get your choice of ten bright color■, too -and One ia eure to match or blend with your f� (�� ix.... . --��t''·· ··'it-l�'"'�''-"f.�}.'·�:1:«-:•: . l �,- .. .• ;. .. . ' - Will., till l)Utdoor exlenjl!qg JP'l:,Wl · relax. No'inore bother19JDe tffjlll>w •ndooro to catch the calls. All you hav, 'ti> do is reach. i i: l' J. ·'f '�\ ·1 l@\\:. ' i;.,.\/i\)\[1/�L :Sl[:%itf:;!Jtiitti)fJ\( liil liNf-..Hl�'iid lo"._ NATIONAL LEAGUE man ( l.O) or H.wklna ( 3-3) vs Monbouqu•tte· \5-4) •nd Hlllm•n (0.l), Chicago it N•w York lnlght)Shaw (5-4) " Turley tt•ll, Detroit at 6llfllnon (night) Lary \4-S) vs P•ppu ().S). KiinMS City at Wuhlngton (night) _ O.l•y (7_2) v, Wood• thick ii.ct). Thurtday'• G.lmH KanHs City at W1t.hington, nleht O.trolt at Baltimore, ..,.... ••t Chlc::.,. at Nrw York Cl.wland •t Bodon \{IJIQ ·b ettbi spot for an extenefon phone than right out­ aide where you do so much of your . mott pleasant l!lummertime living? ,...u, lb A&P SIIIM.!:�lllht Chuck 11 ul� from . ,..,ulne 1•�11-fed m■tllte , ,_. •lijlorlly CIII and tr•mtUI?"">."- tis'9 In� ,.Ml � mod for INI wnfi, Only ONE hlgfi qu1llly-ly E low prl••• u lldYw- a telephone extension t7 Just think about It a minUte ! What better \ C By Unitad p,..., hthrn.tlonal Unlttcl Prftl lnttrnatlonal I tried and true veterans of the Charlie Dressen'• had hi1 say ita!I who are sparking it. . ..,. A and now ·the ,old Brave& are havThe tkave1 ,iave won �:>1,, Q( their last seven games and �attne their wily, Dre11Sen f.old the world lilst ren · Spahn, Lew Burdette end tlOb• spring how Milwaukee's young Buhl, the "big thre,e" of the Tribe pitchers would c1rry a grep.ter und er Fred Haney, h ave accountload thit. year but hen are the ed for five or the victoriea. It was Buhl's turn Tuesday Braves making- lhelr first rul push of the aeason-and it's the night and the ·h atchet-raced �ijbt -- -hander indulged in his fa�ta� _ form of amusement by galrij'ili credit for a 6·4 win over the ·�oi A C•-n lflt'Y Nlthtl Angeles Dodgers. Buhl has ,cored r two of his five victorie11 th.ii year oveF the Dodgers and stands 22-9' PATRIOTS SIGN HALFBACK for a ,.no percentage against them BOSTON UPI-Halfback Walt.er for his caree�. , who set Heidelberg , J Livingston TONIGHT records for ground-gaining touch . Br•VH SW Out The victory moved the BraV8' · downs and total scorini bu ai&r.n· FAMIL� lilGHT . to with!� 8"2 pmes of the fire '• ,ct --wtt)f',Ule"�bfl •��efthi 1 Joan �{tins ,4 f}act,: JJawk,inl!I· place P1tt:f;,urgh l": Pirates, w;ho- · ·American Football r,Jguili-..fl"� · 'OF Tllllf'1>,HA11oAHS" were routed, 13-2, by the Chicago �-----(Technicolor & Scope) Cubs. The Ci1 1cinnati Reds beat the San Francisco Giants, 5·1, - alo80 and the Philadelphia Phillie& 'de­ feated the St. Louis Cardinals, 5-3 Sandra Dee - John &axon in other Natlonal League games. Re:r. Harrison - Key KendaU The Cleveland Indians routed "THE RELUCTANT DEB" the Boston Red So x , 12·3 and (Tedlntoolo< & Srope) moved to within 1 ½: games of A,Iso Cartoon first place ,when the Detroit Ti­ gers beat the Baltimore OriolcH, THURSDAY ond FRIDAY 5-2, the New York Yankees topped "HORRORS OF THE the Chicago White Sox, 5-2 and BLACK MUSEUM" the Washington Senators beat the (Color &: Scope) Kansas C::lty A's, 7·2, in tbe Amer• - al80 tcan League. 1te &twmri� �{}()t � ·. lb · SMbULDER • MITROPOUTAN MOTORS - ��� C ROUND Carton S11¥11 18 ■ 8 I f(1f[� CHOICI ILADli �-­ NO ITRINGY NECK !NmlONS Sl'AN DL�GS Work•1ng 0ut Dressen Theorv �J . Like He Sai.d: e·�g 3 w·1mnng ...��1;::,�·•,.��"(;21 '!S':::: � CHOOSE YOUR . f.AVORl1� - AlL $At� PRICED ' • ,,,..,;� ' . . ·, Salem 4-H Club Meed ��: �8:: 0,.. wtfll ... TH I P.M. P.M. lo I , ·:: 'if«f'.i ,:JJl tttt· ttr:. ' }) • • ·• = ·: : · ,,:.,.,:__ ':. ·:}!�:;: �l\f· =� J�t-: ·l\:3 "S U P E R- R I G H T" Q U A LITY ftydN. 8 tyl. The firat $69 drives it 1way. II I ,.• ' . I 949 Oldsmohlle 'TlwiaportetiOII on Lend & Se■ " I. Mlltt It. Perneroy, 0, - WY-I-Wt clo The Daily Sentine • Pomeroy , Ohio .!'."�'_'.'"'."����,'.:_:���_!�!!'!'!!!!'!!��!'!!l!@!!i!'!'!!���:,,,""""'""'!'!,""""'""'""""""'""'""'""'""'""""e,:,,""'""'""'===' On1 Redk>, h&Mtor, std. tran.'i, V8 's Your ohol�e only $295. Box 668P I MI DDLEPORT 1959 lark 2 Door '53 Ford- '53 Dodge . . - - - . - - - -. - - ---- -- -• • . . - . . . . - -- . -- -· -.. - ·- -• ·-. -· - -- - ' , _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - · BAKER FURNITU RE rNUli The administrator or an estate lhat paid the burial expen11es of a d1•<·uasi'd worker wl tl need a copy of "I .ettrrs Tcslamentary'' when applying for the social security d('alh payment. Std. trans. Overdrive. One. owner. Hasn't had i� flrit blrlhday. I I I I Refrigerator '219.95 Less Trade J• Dcwis Family .Holds Reunion At Kingsbury Sunda.y II :�--:-:: ____________ :::_: ___ : __:: __ :::::::::_::::: : 1 1 <)11. FT. FRIGIDAIRE uslng rookie lefty Larry Price as a starter and Call's Barons took a close 3-1 decision from Syracuse. 'Ibe openiny round of Pony play diaplayed tight pltchlna: every• Charley Bush, catcher, did enough where, wilh the bitters bidinJ to win. Each hit triples in the their time for when eyea may be third, Carr 's driving in little Joey Ste-phenson who had walked, and sharper and awinp leveled out. At Racine, Pomeroy'& Freddie then Carr 11tole home to put Mid• Boyd allowed no bJUI but left the dleport ahead 3· l which i11 how It game with the score tied H in the ended. Johnny Allensworth alio fifth and two runnen on, both of singled for Middleport. 1 whom scored. Butch Meier finish• Syracuse started the scoring in ed the Inning aud was relieved by Blackwell w h O gave up 11 80I0 horn, the top of the second when Wil• er to Peanut, Wickline in the 7th. Uams walked, got to second on a cine pUBhed home ■ix big rums lhrow�ng error and scored on Louks . single. '11te only other Syra, in that wild filth. cuse hit was Winebrenner's slflgle. For Racine Ted Bailey tripled, j Carr fanned 13 in going the dis­ Salser doubled in tw,;. rum and tanl'.!e. Price and Johnson hid 1ina:le1. 010 000 0-1 2 o For Pomeroy Boyd and Jim (IIJ.• Syracuse Barons 012 000 x--3 3 1 bert ellch singled twice, Gilbert's Louks (LP), Winebrenner (4) and aafeliea driviny in two runs. Price, the ex-Little Lea.guer with Winebrenner, Baker (4). Carr and the fast ball from the portalde, Bush. Boyd (LP), Meier (5), Bla well fanned aeven, gave up one run. Salaer .wu charged witlt three (6) and Spencer. Price (WP��Sal­ ser (6), Price (7) and Balley, , rune, two unearned. ,, Boyd waa charged with three run1, Meier 3 and Blackwell one. In the seventh, in the mldat of a Boys Salem Center met ,on May Pomeroy rally. Price returned to the mound to fan Follrod with two 30 at the school house with Roy out, one run in snd the basea load• E. Shenefield i n charge and boys present were eleven. The project ed. lesso� was on ro�e and dem?n114RONS WIN • The lsarons could do little with strat1ons rwere given by Dick the slants of starter Jim Louks, Lambert, Mike Walker on knots. lefthander, or Mickey Winebren- A First Aid report on artificial ner, but Ronnie. CRrr, pitcher, and I respiration was made. ---------------------- r---- ---- ---- ---- ---- -- . ANOTHER GOOD BUY FROM �AKER'S Price Puts Out Fire In 7th To Beat Pomeroy; Carr Goes Distance clea,nup pitcher the same night, edged Pomeroy', Pony Lea­ guers Tuesday afternoon 7-4 while in Middleport, Woody Total investmen• $5,450. $3,000 necessary, we handle the difference. If you want to make money, and you're not afraid to work, send this coupon. ---�- Ra Cine, Bar On s win I 8 t Garnes Racine, money. YCAZA WINS THUi 1 BEST COMPACT GAS Mll,EAGE LOWEST COMPACT PRICE PRESTON MOTORS, INC., 461 South Third Street, �eport, Ohio . SAVI: MOIi NOW DUIIINQ YOUII FOIID DULitil•a T11Al'lii8 FAIII \ • • • ■■:•T YALUUI ■UT TIIADl;■ I ■U'lf !M'VIN!IIISI ■: '. �.�- ..- ..... -. \ • lteod1, But N�Extuse Patterson Now New, Better Fighter 1emar Joblna&on or anybody else 1 Br FLOYD PA.fflasott bu ever aeen before. _ UPJ , Conn. NEWTOWN I [n -shod, [ can feel in my bones Tbere'lf be I new - .;ind a be.tter 'll that now the for ready be h o fig t I - Fl yd Pattenon in the Polo Groundl' Pini whim ttie bell of my life. I sou11dl on June 20. . I Here'• why: He'll be A little bit heavier. Ii -Physically, I'll be five ot six lot wiser and plenty more ma- pound• heavier-somewhere near lured than the Patten.on that In • 1 187 or 188 pounds. This'll mean 1h11-t ['II be hittinf harder and be mul·h LouKher an close where some of the hardesl f1ghlin1 is done. -Mentall y, rl1 bt s!iarp�r. fully aware that m}' opponent pacb a dangerous wallop but also certain that I'll be firin g 5ome big guns or rny own. My tr a1n C!'li, the new9J)apetm en Tunney, more than usual. add experts like Gene I Jack Dempgey and Joe Louis all' My big opportunity 1s only 12 I agtee that I &�t my best fight, d1y1 ••ay, I've worbd trtfd and Nov. 30, 1958, when I won the WIii con_tinue to work hard right heavyweight tille by knocking out up until a few days before the I Arc-hie Moore in five rounds. Well, fight. I've studied pitturea or y 1 know I'm I' better fighter now Je(eat 1.ast June aN I tnow what .m I I thd wrollg. I've 11ol a new battle tl'lan when J beat Moore. TOIION11b UPI - Nino Valles My 8parring partners a gree. phn,, • lh' phy1tical strength and a . outlook t nrnnr �• a rrn me of Cuba, one . time heavywetht that hitting a the1 tell lot harder. They aay m)' punclles P'H' be rffdy , wit:n ever ytht' H c,;mttnd'ed, pto?labl)l W weac,ed ar"e Caster and crisper and that bu� alt ft�. ON! emf oC tlie fi9:t\c !IIJ' coB1bin1ttons are 11har-per. I d 5'Wia SATURDAY - Wol�- a, 'l'enl tot 9utss rve alway11 been a bit A aild .ahower Saturday l'ilr1. Hubert Wolfe. l:vertone ,JeJ. rough on my 1plffins: ,-triers Wa)'ne , come. and this time they're r.otrtJllitn.ing G'JaDt Cuban Reaches End Of f'tght Career t,;m,_ &erun, Del Monte Chunk Style No.½ ••••••••••••• • bug Pineappl• Juice 3 Luck'■ - Plnto,'Novy, OctoN1,. N,rthem BEANS • • • • Dutch Girl - Apple-Grope, R11pberry o r !ll•ckberry JELLY • • ,. • o 46 z. on, 6 No. 303 c:an, 3 17oz. l•r ■ $1 srohty', - Relnev ,u • s1. '1. $ The 35-year-old box.er £ailed lo injured TUeMla, when ■ 1p1rll: put aft e,11!! exrmtnation for bla from a fuae tcnlt.ed I bo1 of dyna­ � 10.1'9Uflder witlr �ae Tnerr lnlffU'ctot, sa:t. Cfmvalo Tuesday night and the mite caps. WaI.ket J. ZftluNqtez Jr., Gard• botlt llad to be called off. Dr. 1'omaa P'1D111merfeM, plly­ ner, Maw., flt tbt only one seri­ siclan for the Ontario Athletic ollllJ hurt. Commflllloll, saUI fie floualt Val des had I catar;act in his 1eft eye Wien he e:r'amined the Cohn dtlf'­ lnfi the weigh.in ceremonies. BLAST INJURES TROOPS ff. BRAGG, N. C. U�I-Fitt�n ,0Jdief1 unstt,rgoing training ln 1alerli1h warfare factlcs wde ' ' GRIIN 1 PEAS 6 ...-, '1. • tf..303 JUICE 4 Tomato • Jo.Bo DOG FOOD • • 13 Kraft•tfieed American 011.Pimento 46oz. Cllllt 11,.,.., ,, ! s1. ., iiiii!iiiiiiiii ,'· , ,-r ' ""·""· c•�.-- \,..., ',•'1 •/t-. 'I... .., • -�· ,•, r". _,�- '·• ' . ' A lnffriaae littue hu been l1:rued in Common PleH Court to 1 s � o M : y o PatrM!k J.oekary, a&d Janice Story, 22, teacher, Pnmero, RO, daugh.. IIn. •lA!U story. •- 6f Mt. 8""' ��.'; :::'',\ !;°:r::: .� ....,... -~ NOlla F01'"en A wardeo{ Bont I A.I p·int Game Nona M. Foklfl'I, -:.1.addleJort, was awardl-d a governmen1 bo nd Monday nel\ln g at o,enm• ctrt· monies o( the Pomeroy Uttle League Alloc1at1on on the new �venl Chinese omcen were Monkey Hun dL1mond. Jon e Pieahot dead bJ their men, aQ,«l ttv-1 chaty made the •••rd. It wu ,.,l eral hundred Tibetan aJJd Chinf5e of the fu nd til.lSlnJ cam,-\gn car· , reauit, were killed in cla■hiu, tied out in Pomitroy this 1Prinr tlle reports said. One unconfirmed for the Little Lt-agues. report .Nid t.bert' were Z,000 CH- � --I I ualiUff in one club ■lone inel■d- inl!' JOO Tibetans killed. s1. A Mlf◄mJliloyed penoa dpulC tile • copy of hil Federal I�� ta Nturn ,- the Pt"@viou, t• with him wh.n be goe, to � dal security otfice to file daim. • � ICC :hlf p-1.1...r. Mo--, - 1ID_ y..., v.., EVERY DAY! r·- Sports P�e .Jff - ' e. • -t.,.,t............... . : 4c off a: • • s.,,r111•�, pomero,-Middl ePort. 0., J1111e.a, I� ------�--·---.,.------·= Dall Y -- • 1 · ,,. • .. .� ., rolls �o's Pride brancl •••••••••••••• ··••-•········· .No. 2½ •. &IIMNtas cans .. ,.• ·-. .,, .' • . f • .. I . . � .. i"• '·': .,_• ....-t . - ...- -. . ..,. .. •· .. - -�· . - , � • .-,: ., ' • ""·. ' ., •.1 , ' Dun�h Hirle� • cxolate --- ......... STORE HOU-RS ' !1iln1 $uper Trlm-fr•�hl•leon, guerenteed \ ,, GROUND BEEF • • 5·UCED BACON� . • LUNCHEON ·MEAT ! 45c . ""' & • $ ' • • • Swift'■ ''Toppy"-Lfln, 11111d, ■upr cured ' .J 12 oz. cans ••••••••••••••• •' - .. . -4�.... or Oscar Mayer ,, '',, WEDt-ll&DA\' ctad THURSDAY : t liiM. 1'0 & ,.M. · FRIDAY' and SATUitO,Af s·:10-. /t.M. T<7 l:!O f.M. CotlWtr Secoil4 ,t., .Min Sta., Mtchfle,attr Ohia No. 303$ cans Newport--Cut ., •. "' ••••••••••• � ·, . en�,• Boxes •.. , C ",/11111 .... , ,J ,..... ... •· " • ..I • .... r •• .' . • • • • •· • Pimento, Macaroni & Cheete, OIi¥� Liver Cheese ,or Spiced Luncheon-By the piece .. - ·,�'l -' 4' . .�... ',·· • ,\Ii·, ,, i . � ' a", 1; ,, ',-' • --• --- ,. ...., ' ... •·· '.'l.o ., " • II J. ,..a,_. ·--;•', . ' ··'.'Chc:at,nin.- Bathroiom · ,· · In pion■ on h"" to d.,I with the Bl _, U , , o.... y pr191DJI' ldtwlne de,...,.trallon■ ,,,1 .., ' the l'rnldent and 111e u. s ,'J...... '"""" ■L.. ,, r.ei-NEW D!LJII � and le(:Urit)' U"eaty, were faced wilb the pouibility. they fearlMI moat. Tibet,.n recruit, RUed I bloody Cluhn Mtween femata and ris:bt upriliq •--• J.beir Comman11ta would t,e much harder to con• 1,1 Chlnete officen In aevsal trol than one-sided demonltnHons 11betn ampa. aemrdlns to reI _______ parts rrom India'• nort.hern bur•�...... der r--...--. hl11 .. ,.e,e -,. LICIINI• tlSUID e ...... UII�lilG _tQc . .,,: ' . ' •TOKY O u�-N,~l11dat1 v.. · .,. c-. U Leday to "fight t& tile d'ealh" t4f protect Ptnklenr El aenhower f�em leftitt den\onftraton 1n JaPtft, The pled&e rn1� lt almost �n thefre .&old be a battle •t T•bo lntffnation■I Airport when Ei!M!nhower arrhn June 19. Pollet 1olficiala, alrea4y deep pie� band TM top � egistratlon ror any one . county ., ,11 be Trumbull ···h... t& posts are 11pc;msorini a total of 72 bov■. :lf:/'ft�t4't .:,. , N-FuciM.@ Vow To Protect Ei;enli.ower -=-~• •~ .,_,. ' I ·- The. �Y• w,re !Ch�ltd To ■ccommodol e . lhe l■rfer re c• "'I· olledlot>, � · •• l■trabqn tlrh ,,or, fifth county illeL a lgn..r 141 r0onl1 In n •• dor ltor• ..... aoldlol: It ,... n■Dlod for ·wu. •.., of le, whlolr aL,_ a.vu u Columbu■, ·.� :! ua s. v-01•, t._N ,,_.. for the mrUiloa H511'L tbe fotUSdm of the Buckeye Be71' "cou.nu.,. stale. !tatf i'N t«ie under the 1pon,o,rahlp , o! tbe Amefican f.eakMI. The boya will ,q,uare off lnto two Pol itlel'f 0'01jpa. hol� cau. Ea:l al tile cowffw: contatna tus� and eonTe.fttibfts- on PrJday. &om tour to N• NHH lot· a toftl aiid ro to Ol 23' romm.un.lties. ca n11pai111 oil Sat �to elect 0f. the poffll on Sand 1 a � fleets a ll tf\e waiy ttie d ty �:i�: r::1 fever to 1ov!t'nor. ,hall of Wa'slungton CoU(f Hou�. . The laau.eutatio.1 Will be S'und'iy "· L. (Pete) r>e'\Vee.e, fr;. t1\e DJ.gbt, and l'rom l!'Oiri®' th.Map it, g i. on he tf04••rteri in C· u , bUI, ...... e l'JO)!I ....,,..wm , wtll handf, Iltext Weet the hJd8.>' 0.. e tl\f: �le-it fflltlfi'I . men'\, run �e 11ui e 110ver and'. alaO v••-:· ---•il:e ind- cflNct' ·t 121 · " �. � Pac�or•, Label o. Money hr Tour Poclet EVERY DAY! See Sports Page _c . A'l,IIENS, VPf - A ,.,,onr enrollment GI JllOlt than 1 100! w11 apect,d at' the 23rd annuil Blfet­ eye .,,,. state Which get� IUl.d!r­ Wf11 en the Ollio U111iversity camPWI Tllunday, �� annu.al WOl'll:thop oni sett­ lt;tVe�ment for blafi schoo:ti Jun. fun will last lhPOllch J'urte JI, • fl,. Gold Medal Argo (CIIIS Jii. .. �dl,lot· Boys Expttted At State Meet • -• .. • • � ,­" ., � ' \•,..��-�· 4ft • ' • • • ,' ,, I • .. • I " other qroccry buys.! . ' , ' : .,,. '. (._" \• lfrtAt; :ctftp • • j, 1 ' • • ■ ■ • • • • ·• . '' ■ 1 llii. luge ■ ., 1111 • • C Oniy Size ■ gc C .... • ■ "", • ·grc . I �.�- ..- ..... -. \ • lteod1, But N�Extuse Patterson Now New, Better Fighter 1emar Joblna&on or anybody else 1 Br FLOYD PA.fflasott bu ever aeen before. _ UPJ , Conn. NEWTOWN I [n -shod, [ can feel in my bones Tbere'lf be I new - .;ind a be.tter 'll that now the for ready be h o fig t I - Fl yd Pattenon in the Polo Groundl' Pini whim ttie bell of my life. I sou11dl on June 20. . I Here'• why: He'll be A little bit heavier. Ii -Physically, I'll be five ot six lot wiser and plenty more ma- pound• heavier-somewhere near lured than the Patten.on that In • 1 187 or 188 pounds. This'll mean 1h11-t ['II be hittinf harder and be mul·h LouKher an close where some of the hardesl f1ghlin1 is done. -Mentall y, rl1 bt s!iarp�r. fully aware that m}' opponent pacb a dangerous wallop but also certain that I'll be firin g 5ome big guns or rny own. My tr a1n C!'li, the new9J)apetm en Tunney, more than usual. add experts like Gene I Jack Dempgey and Joe Louis all' My big opportunity 1s only 12 I agtee that I &�t my best fight, d1y1 ••ay, I've worbd trtfd and Nov. 30, 1958, when I won the WIii con_tinue to work hard right heavyweight tille by knocking out up until a few days before the I Arc-hie Moore in five rounds. Well, fight. I've studied pitturea or y 1 know I'm I' better fighter now Je(eat 1.ast June aN I tnow what .m I I thd wrollg. I've 11ol a new battle tl'lan when J beat Moore. TOIION11b UPI - Nino Valles My 8parring partners a gree. phn,, • lh' phy1tical strength and a . outlook t nrnnr �• a rrn me of Cuba, one . time heavywetht that hitting a the1 tell lot harder. They aay m)' punclles P'H' be rffdy , wit:n ever ytht' H c,;mttnd'ed, pto?labl)l W weac,ed ar"e Caster and crisper and that bu� alt ft�. ON! emf oC tlie fi9:t\c !IIJ' coB1bin1ttons are 11har-per. I d 5'Wia SATURDAY - Wol�- a, 'l'enl tot 9utss rve alway11 been a bit A aild .ahower Saturday l'ilr1. Hubert Wolfe. l:vertone ,JeJ. rough on my 1plffins: ,-triers Wa)'ne , come. and this time they're r.otrtJllitn.ing G'JaDt Cuban Reaches End Of f'tght Career t,;m,_ &erun, Del Monte Chunk Style No.½ ••••••••••••• • bug Pineappl• Juice 3 Luck'■ - Plnto,'Novy, OctoN1,. N,rthem BEANS • • • • Dutch Girl - Apple-Grope, R11pberry o r !ll•ckberry JELLY • • ,. • o 46 z. on, 6 No. 303 c:an, 3 17oz. l•r ■ $1 srohty', - Relnev ,u • s1. '1. $ The 35-year-old box.er £ailed lo injured TUeMla, when ■ 1p1rll: put aft e,11!! exrmtnation for bla from a fuae tcnlt.ed I bo1 of dyna­ � 10.1'9Uflder witlr �ae Tnerr lnlffU'ctot, sa:t. Cfmvalo Tuesday night and the mite caps. WaI.ket J. ZftluNqtez Jr., Gard• botlt llad to be called off. Dr. 1'omaa P'1D111merfeM, plly­ ner, Maw., flt tbt only one seri­ siclan for the Ontario Athletic ollllJ hurt. Commflllloll, saUI fie floualt Val des had I catar;act in his 1eft eye Wien he e:r'amined the Cohn dtlf'­ lnfi the weigh.in ceremonies. BLAST INJURES TROOPS ff. BRAGG, N. C. U�I-Fitt�n ,0Jdief1 unstt,rgoing training ln 1alerli1h warfare factlcs wde ' ' GRIIN 1 PEAS 6 ...-, '1. • tf..303 JUICE 4 Tomato • Jo.Bo DOG FOOD • • 13 Kraft•tfieed American 011.Pimento 46oz. Cllllt 11,.,.., ,, ! s1. ., iiiii!iiiiiiiii ,'· , ,-r ' ""·""· c•�.-- \,..., ',•'1 •/t-. 'I... .., • -�· ,•, r". _,�- '·• ' . ' A lnffriaae littue hu been l1:rued in Common PleH Court to 1 s � o M : y o PatrM!k J.oekary, a&d Janice Story, 22, teacher, Pnmero, RO, daugh.. IIn. •lA!U story. •- 6f Mt. 8""' ��.'; :::'',\ !;°:r::: .� ....,... -~ NOlla F01'"en A wardeo{ Bont I A.I p·int Game Nona M. Foklfl'I, -:.1.addleJort, was awardl-d a governmen1 bo nd Monday nel\ln g at o,enm• ctrt· monies o( the Pomeroy Uttle League Alloc1at1on on the new �venl Chinese omcen were Monkey Hun dL1mond. Jon e Pieahot dead bJ their men, aQ,«l ttv-1 chaty made the •••rd. It wu ,.,l eral hundred Tibetan aJJd Chinf5e of the fu nd til.lSlnJ cam,-\gn car· , reauit, were killed in cla■hiu, tied out in Pomitroy this 1Prinr tlle reports said. One unconfirmed for the Little Lt-agues. report .Nid t.bert' were Z,000 CH- � --I I ualiUff in one club ■lone inel■d- inl!' JOO Tibetans killed. s1. A Mlf◄mJliloyed penoa dpulC tile • copy of hil Federal I�� ta Nturn ,- the Pt"@viou, t• with him wh.n be goe, to � dal security otfice to file daim. • � ICC :hlf p-1.1...r. Mo--, - 1ID_ y..., v.., EVERY DAY! r·- Sports P�e .Jff - ' e. • -t.,.,t............... . : 4c off a: • • s.,,r111•�, pomero,-Middl ePort. 0., J1111e.a, I� ------�--·---.,.------·= Dall Y -- • 1 · ,,. • .. .� ., rolls �o's Pride brancl •••••••••••••• ··••-•········· .No. 2½ •. &IIMNtas cans .. ,.• ·-. .,, .' • . f • .. I . . � .. i"• '·': .,_• ....-t . - ...- -. . ..,. .. •· .. - -�· . - , � • .-,: ., ' • ""·. ' ., •.1 , ' Dun�h Hirle� • cxolate --- ......... STORE HOU-RS ' !1iln1 $uper Trlm-fr•�hl•leon, guerenteed \ ,, GROUND BEEF • • 5·UCED BACON� . • LUNCHEON ·MEAT ! 45c . ""' & • $ ' • • • Swift'■ ''Toppy"-Lfln, 11111d, ■upr cured ' .J 12 oz. cans ••••••••••••••• •' - .. . -4�.... or Oscar Mayer ,, '',, WEDt-ll&DA\' ctad THURSDAY : t liiM. 1'0 & ,.M. · FRIDAY' and SATUitO,Af s·:10-. /t.M. T<7 l:!O f.M. CotlWtr Secoil4 ,t., .Min Sta., Mtchfle,attr Ohia No. 303$ cans Newport--Cut ., •. "' ••••••••••• � ·, . en�,• Boxes •.. , C ",/11111 .... , ,J ,..... ... •· " • ..I • .... r •• .' . • • • • •· • Pimento, Macaroni & Cheete, OIi¥� Liver Cheese ,or Spiced Luncheon-By the piece .. - ·,�'l -' 4' . .�... ',·· • ,\Ii·, ,, i . � ' a", 1; ,, ',-' • --• --- ,. ...., ' ... •·· '.'l.o ., " • II J. ,..a,_. ·--;•', . ' ··'.'Chc:at,nin.- Bathroiom · ,· · In pion■ on h"" to d.,I with the Bl _, U , , o.... y pr191DJI' ldtwlne de,...,.trallon■ ,,,1 .., ' the l'rnldent and 111e u. s ,'J...... '"""" ■L.. ,, r.ei-NEW D!LJII � and le(:Urit)' U"eaty, were faced wilb the pouibility. they fearlMI moat. Tibet,.n recruit, RUed I bloody Cluhn Mtween femata and ris:bt upriliq •--• J.beir Comman11ta would t,e much harder to con• 1,1 Chlnete officen In aevsal trol than one-sided demonltnHons 11betn ampa. aemrdlns to reI _______ parts rrom India'• nort.hern bur•�...... der r--...--. hl11 .. ,.e,e -,. LICIINI• tlSUID e ...... UII�lilG _tQc . .,,: ' . ' •TOKY O u�-N,~l11dat1 v.. · .,. c-. U Leday to "fight t& tile d'ealh" t4f protect Ptnklenr El aenhower f�em leftitt den\onftraton 1n JaPtft, The pled&e rn1� lt almost �n thefre .&old be a battle •t T•bo lntffnation■I Airport when Ei!M!nhower arrhn June 19. Pollet 1olficiala, alrea4y deep pie� band TM top � egistratlon ror any one . county ., ,11 be Trumbull ···h... t& posts are 11pc;msorini a total of 72 bov■. :lf:/'ft�t4't .:,. , N-FuciM.@ Vow To Protect Ei;enli.ower -=-~• •~ .,_,. ' I ·- The. �Y• w,re !Ch�ltd To ■ccommodol e . lhe l■rfer re c• "'I· olledlot>, � · •• l■trabqn tlrh ,,or, fifth county illeL a lgn..r 141 r0onl1 In n •• dor ltor• ..... aoldlol: It ,... n■Dlod for ·wu. •.., of le, whlolr aL,_ a.vu u Columbu■, ·.� :! ua s. v-01•, t._N ,,_.. for the mrUiloa H511'L tbe fotUSdm of the Buckeye Be71' "cou.nu.,. stale. !tatf i'N t«ie under the 1pon,o,rahlp , o! tbe Amefican f.eakMI. The boya will ,q,uare off lnto two Pol itlel'f 0'01jpa. hol� cau. Ea:l al tile cowffw: contatna tus� and eonTe.fttibfts- on PrJday. &om tour to N• NHH lot· a toftl aiid ro to Ol 23' romm.un.lties. ca n11pai111 oil Sat �to elect 0f. the poffll on Sand 1 a � fleets a ll tf\e waiy ttie d ty �:i�: r::1 fever to 1ov!t'nor. ,hall of Wa'slungton CoU(f Hou�. . The laau.eutatio.1 Will be S'und'iy "· L. (Pete) r>e'\Vee.e, fr;. t1\e DJ.gbt, and l'rom l!'Oiri®' th.Map it, g i. on he tf04••rteri in C· u , bUI, ...... e l'JO)!I ....,,..wm , wtll handf, Iltext Weet the hJd8.>' 0.. e tl\f: �le-it fflltlfi'I . men'\, run �e 11ui e 110ver and'. alaO v••-:· ---•il:e ind- cflNct' ·t 121 · " �. � Pac�or•, Label o. Money hr Tour Poclet EVERY DAY! See Sports Page _c . A'l,IIENS, VPf - A ,.,,onr enrollment GI JllOlt than 1 100! w11 apect,d at' the 23rd annuil Blfet­ eye .,,,. state Which get� IUl.d!r­ Wf11 en the Ollio U111iversity camPWI Tllunday, �� annu.al WOl'll:thop oni sett­ lt;tVe�ment for blafi schoo:ti Jun. fun will last lhPOllch J'urte JI, • fl,. Gold Medal Argo (CIIIS Jii. .. �dl,lot· Boys Expttted At State Meet • -• .. • • � ,­" ., � ' \•,..��-�· 4ft • ' • • • ,' ,, I • .. • I " other qroccry buys.! . ' , ' : .,,. '. (._" \• lfrtAt; :ctftp • • j, 1 ' • • ■ ■ • • • • ·• . '' ■ 1 llii. luge ■ ., 1111 • • C Oniy Size ■ gc C .... • ■ "", • ·grc . I �< 8-llallySentlnel, Pbmeroy-Mlddleport, 0 ., June 8, 1960 BUJ You - WANT ADS • one IPODlh for 30 cent, per word. l"uH. nte Of J eeata per word wUJ. be cblreed for ednrtiant KARR & VAN ZANDT ll bOt paid wHhirl 10 day• after reoetria'l;.: bW. I I I Notices Pomeroy, Ohio ----------- 5 AND 8 ROOM HOUSE, TWO 5 room 11~rimenlL A. N. Hengel, 11 -:t.-uc J-'bone N~:.1~72. 4 M~NT, North Second Mreet, Middleport. Reot re,iisonable . Phone W'i-2-5;.rn;;,_ 6 6 6tc P•in. frN lnepectk,n, lnwr• N tw N1tten..._ Phone a, end A. hnlc. '&t1tlon WY2- 11--. SAVE MONEY BY KEN'J'ING A Hefri1;:erator from .l;wmg:i ::Hore (;all WY :.!-2000. 1:S 6 ' Jtc ---,J....................... --- ~c------ "HAMA'l'lC can be 1een f1rst house e111t of t·ore,t Run Met· hod11t C.:.burcb. II.uni good, a bargain _ 6 6 3tp ......,....u,111:llwf ..... 19&1 CHEVROLET V8. $1,095. 4 aoor sed.1n. Ori&,lnal bUck !iu- For FREE lnap<:lloa PHOHI bb. Powera:Ude Bhettnara, Porn All---• ca...~ UIN C.n l'OllD V8 2 DOOR ,1,10~. Pomtrof, Hlaetlnan, o-3-6tc eoatp Dorta!!, Ohio. Letart. . . then, S,-rHu... Ohio. WY2-6384.. j 'r,7 CHEVROLET 6 1:yllnder- Dc• Ju1e 2 door. A' ur tor real economy . $1196. Karr & Van Zandl, Pomeroy. 6 7 Jtc '57 l''ORO 1.."Ultom 300 - V8 2 door FTi1ky II t YOUnil colt. $1 HJ5. K11rr and Vim Zandt, romcroy. 6 7 ate '67 CADJ.LLAC Coupe Deville. A better buy than a brand new 1maU car. $299fi, Karr and Van Zandt, Pomeroy. 6 7 3tc 'M BUICK Century ltiveria Coupe :iolld while color - A aolid valKarr &: Van Zandt, ue. Pomeroy. 6 7 3tc ,ueo. . (9) For 5ale ,ome,.,. · l • INm• n: BEAGLE PUPS. SWEET POTATO planll. Dennie Karr, Baahan Road. Galllpolis, Ohio. 112 RATS J(JIJ,tr• WITH STAR W1rf1rln. 211 Ibo., ,1.tU; 4 Ibo, '2.00. Safe, pure, and 1uaranteed. Ebenblcb Hardware. (4) 17, Ill. aD; (0) 4, ,. 8, 11, 12, Ii, 18, 19, 20, 26. 26, 27; --·-- !O) 1, 2, 3, 8, 8, 10, USED HUFFY POWER MOWER electric. Phone WY2·2973. E. D. Parnu 1 Pomeroy. USED TRADE e-a-am RADIATOR 1-4 CYCLE CHILD'S CAR I-RCA TV SET real dNn blue interior trim, lood UNI. FordomaU.c trans., ndio and llet.tcr. $1395 j 4:30 !d)O 5:30 6:00 l:l!'i I !II j :SC': &:4!1 '7 :00 Featurmg • ... ' Broasted Chicken 7,30 8:30 9 :00 10:00 10:30 11 :IJO 11 : lfl ON 11 :Ill' l ·Rll ·Fryers Whole, fresh-dreued Treasure the memolliea of .family ,happiness . . and lhappinesis alw.aya comes ,When the family eats out. • a • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • Piece ~Oticken Salt Legs :: ::~~.-:~: :. Wings .... -... -................ ' . 5 ,.._ $1 · Backs .................. .. lb: • 8:00 Cartoon. S_pecllculu 8:30 Romper, l\oom 11 :30 Movie n :25 Esso Reporter 1:30 I Marrled Joan 12:00 I«>s!.ic!ll!I Gun Seafood Special~ Breaded Shrimp ........ 2 10 49c ... lOt Haddock Fillets ..., ,. ..... fl, ... ••• .. . . . . 39c 4:00 4:HI t ,30 ll:00 1,30 1:00 .... fl :15 ~:20 1:30 1:00 7 :30 8 :36 9:00 Canned Ham Sale Kingan .. •:~":.':"' .. 1 !; $2.98 Kingalf ,..., ,. .... 4 !; $3.79 Spare Ribs ••,..,........ 59c Pork Ka-Bobs ::.. ..= ••• 79c FREE100 Extra Top Value Stamps 9:30 . 10:00 Cake Blaettnor's J Pomeroy, Oblo -~~ r Angel food Cake::~~~-. ~c~ 354 08 ° . ---- ·-r·, I I . ' . Call DltK Sterrett l!efo,.. 9:30 A.M. Mlddl,..rt WY4-2t4f Pomaroy WY•2419S KAUTZ P•..D ITOIII 4 • Cllolttt . Tukofl 5-2141 ~AMILL IIRVICI ·STATION ..,.,.,,tQA.M, AINn, DD Zvery Day lier""" CLOTH, WOOD SLAT PORCH shades, cloth porth valance, awniniS, venetian blin'ds, winFree estimates, dow sbadea. Dale Wippel, 21c Union Ave., Pomeroy. ts 21 DOte CUSTOM J!_UILT KITCHEN DE• sicned for your home. Free ea, Pbone WYi-&321. .. U·II HAMMER'S REFUSEDISPOSAL. Weekly plcku.r. Aa low aa $1.00 a month. Cal R. &: A. Service Station, WY2·2368 or see Marlon (Hammer) Ha.vt. 6-1-30tp • ia ...UCTION c ...,.... ....... Crltt lrtctford Write, Phont or Ctntlct "• C. 11.ADl'OIID, Rocltl<!, Ohio. Strawberries,.•: ~ S •:.;· $1 12 GIANT PIES - - - 49c S~ortening ✓ c.... Mu"' Mal<:h . 49c '\ ChH~ .:.... ~l.11_..,. I ' ...... Wheat Bread c.-.. _ 2 ,._ 39t ... 3 59~ / Armour ... _Veptole .... Vegetable Sale ' lb. can • FREE 25 Extra Top Value Stam" wit\ thh eoupon and pul'ffiln1 af 303 $1 -------can, 5 .! M!irtf,a W~te Con Mui . California .. 29c ,:oo COl.ljMn •11plr•• Sat\!rday, Jv,. 11, l'60 oooooooooooooooonooooooooo1Q@]O ~pif(EMAM25 Extra Top Value Stamps 'lil'ttfr. tfih ~vpon ond pvrdloY• Df 1 padcage Sandwich ar Wiener lune 8 ct, O! 12 ct, Sho• P,t lSOO!'" 9;30 Unlouc••ble• I 19:SO - Seo 1111111 I 11:00 !lewa Tohllbl 11,10 , ScUlllin& lhe Wealher 111,li! Swr1a 'l'onllbl 11::lll i.li,·~ .. B7 SHt1.ff C/ Ub HOIdS SeSS/On • MOnJay IIOTICI OF IAL. OIi IONOI Sealed bid• will be receivel by lhc undenlraed, Clerk of the Board of l!flucation ol Sou1..,n Local SChool Dlltrict, herein rt· Mn. J . E. O. Hartinger aK· ferred to H the Board, In the silted by Mn. L. C. Karr enterCGuaty of Mt.la,, Obio, at hit ot:- tained the Pomero)· Garden Cluh fice at llacine, Ohio, until 11:CIO Monday evening at her home, o'cfocll: A. M., EST, on the 30th Che&ler Road. d11Y of Jtine, 1960, at which time The meeting In charge of Mrs. the bids will hr publicly opene.t Roy Bettil'lg, president, open('d and read for the purthHe o[ bond• with dc•otions ta,ken from The rof the Board in the acgregate Upper Room, by Mrs. George amount of ,S,4,000.00, authorized Parker . Member! answered to roll by rHOlutlon adopted Jtttl.e 6th, call with a garden pest and Its 1'60. · control. Mrs. Karr gave a report SMd bon4'1 shall be dated the 1st on the District 11 meeting on day of July, 1988, shal1 be in the Japanese nower arranging, held denomlnatton et Jl,OIO nch, and recently in Logan. Virgil Wood, Agrit'o sa!Hman , shall ~ra• lnlffe!d :Pl,Y• bh!! Bel'lll· 1nn11•llf en th• lit d1y1 of Jwte of Athens, showed a film. "How and .Decem~ di each year, Green ts Your Garden" during the ghfflu1g Vtutnl:Nn' 1, 1~, at the prciiram hour. . rate of 4 e;; per annum. Anyone deairing to do ,o ma)· pteaent a 'oid A destert eou~ was 11ened by f8' sakl bond• balk!d 1:1JN)n their I the hosti~fffles . to 14 . m.embers and bhrln1 a diffenrit tate of lnter· two guests, Mr~. W1lllam Robuts est, but 1101 In excess of 6% pro- I and Mr. Wood. T~e refreshme_nt vided that where it, fractional inter- · table was attractive m white Ht ra'te ls bld auth rrattlon ' shall cover with rose border, centered ' ' of one per cent or wi' th an arrangement of red rosf" be one-quarter a muJ~ple thereof. : buds in crystal containers. The Said bonds nu.ti.Ire as tollows. ro.9e theme was carried ouJ in $11!1,000.00 on the lat day Pf. De- ~he napk.ins and mints. Mrs. :betz. cemb{!r in each of the yea" 11161 mg preR1ded at the cotfe~ and to 1188, both int1usive, exceipt tltat tee ~(m•lces and Mrs. Karr servi,n the ~,aa 1_964, 1961, 107:l, 1918! ed the cake. U~ ind tJJ83, $17,000.00 shall The next 'meeting will be held 'diatu~. at tile home of Mrs. J. O. 'Roedel , Said OO•ds ari! issued fOt the ,l.uly n imtead of July 4 due to gurpose of pif.iQJ: th( coat of the the holidty. pUfthue pf cfaft.rOOm ftcilitlfS, - -- - - , - - ~ - ~ ~ carrWating of 11cquiiition of site, ~ ".Bid for Southern Local School fireproof D1etr1et, Meigs County, Ohio, remodellrif e:r t.tinj achoo.L l;ni ldtng eonatradi~_g a Bonds." tlHtffbbf 'achooi bt!lldthJ and fur- '11le proceedings for this Issue h~':e been ta~en under the supernllhlng and equipping aame. S•ld ~~ndt are pa:rable at The vmon of ~nckcr, Evatt, Barton, lf:aclne Home Mank Racine Ohio Eckler & Niehoff, Bond Attorneys, ,ind are auppo1ted' by 1mlim1ted Col11rnbus, Ohio, wh.oi.e approving taxes. oPinion will be furnished by the • Sai4 ;bide will be prompt.I)' con. Bc_mtd to the succes.1ru1 bidder etdered· arid 11ld bol\ds will be •1thout expense. A cemplete tr11n• ao1d tO 1the htgheat bidder ottering seript or proc~edings . •~d the thi! JOwest tnt~rest rate at not less printed bonds will be form.shed by thin par and accrued tntere1t. The the . Board, together wilh usual lowe,t Interest rate will be deter- closing papers. inlned -Jij, ctlculsUng the total InIn the event the interest on said tereat ·hi atated maturity at the bonde ~hould by act of_t;:ongress or rate btd a~d deductina therefrom othenr,se become sub~ect to Fedthe premium bid. If each ot two or eral Income Taxes prior to delJv. Dior~ bicl• is thl!l' ·h ighest bid offfr• ery, the successrul bidder may re·ffq- fhl! }ql'feilt Interest rate the fuse to accept delivery a;g,4t·n tiontl1 !JUI be a••rded cm su~h ont !llleh event his bond or c-ffli d of iailcf, Mche.sf bids ~11 ill' chosen ~heck ~II be returned 'with , ' t by the said Clerk by lot. A.ll bids interest. t must ~ ·1ccoirn,ailted. by a bond or ~t ts contemplated, that the Board certified ebeci 911 a solvent bank wiH meet at e:00 o clock P. ·M., on (other than thil bidder) payable to l~e 30th .day o.f lune, 1960, to conthe Board, in the amourti ot one sider stud bids and make an ~ CeJlt of t¥ imotml nt the OW.µ"d . ' ,&ands lncl tor if~ condltlo'n that The bonds will be delivered at U the ,bl~ is 'aC~d. the b(dder the office of the undersigned, ot wtu receive and· ·t,y for sueh .611<:b ~ther place as may be agreed borids in a ~ c e with the on with the successful bidder; if term1 an:d prGviitohs ot this no. o~bl~e of the !imits of the School tlce ·or forfeit thej:ame aa Uquidat• I D1stnct, the bidder shall pay ex• ed dama,es In the event 1ald con- [ pense ol delivery at that place. Before mlllking tender of the dition is DDt fulfilled. Bids. shall sealed !Jld bio.n ds at act q'-f-4~live~y the -;;:; ~i :a! •r iilll ~Mli'J; e •V.:t IMI noh<:iaf;" '1 \I . ·· {½? th •~ bidd not la 1 tit n thii'd day .b efore tlle 'p ·, Jjll6ed ttnder of the tact that the bo,t4l!i, b'an!cript, no-litigation certifiHte, and approving opinion · will be avlilablt! for delivery and giving lhe d_al,e and hour fo• tbf · , tender at the said place of IJiJ!livery, provided, however, that nofhlng here•~ ·eotJ,tahHd ,' sh,H pteve,t the making of a linrtoally agree• able arrall~nkt;ll (ot the deiivery of the l')()fids a:Hh,, at the Place [lxed fo,r qei ;vcry or clsewhete. lf such !lOlil:c h::is not been given '?r. Wal~ed by th,e s.ucces,(ul bit;\• ~~r ,J.Jd tb~ bonds, transcript, nolltigation certificate ind approvlni opinion are not available for 1delivery to tthe .succf'ssful bidder ~t such place ,of delivery on or be~'fore 12:00 o'clock noon of the 30th calendar day after the day fixed for the receJ~,t of bids, nnd the successful bidder &hall not be In default of any of his obligatloKs, 1 he shall have the right thereafter and so long as no &uch tender by .the Board shall yet have been made, to cancel the conl1·act of purchase; such right to be exCrcised by delivering to the undr-rsigned or to his office during bu.sinl'!la ' hours written notice of 1uch cancellation. Sueb bidder ahall .there• upon be enutled to the return .of the deposit •hiCh accompanied his bld and it sbaU be returned to him Immediately, Jhe righi, ia re1ened -~ r;Ject: . M Tl<BIE IS ONI: i~IN6 1 DO KNOW ... 1'M NOT SURE j; V041't> MAKE A 6000 Pl!ESIPEN1 Ci A SAD PRESIDENf... COONT ~E SOME SllfEP BALLS o• FIRE!! Ll:AP1N'filYl:R TI-I" F9Ce, Pl'l\1\1 l'M WIDE AWAKE ~ A HOOTY OWL be·1 I The Brighter Day '!':,e Secret Storm Edge ol Night .The 'llhrff Stoo1e1 ., , . U!Af Riley Arthm J Smltb~e'ft A Look at the Weather Jule RivJin Show Amos 'n' An~ Hi1,1hway Patrol Reckohldg Men Into Spaoo The Millionaire 1•.~ ,Qol A Secret ~msµ'onJ .Circle T~eater 1 I0 :30 c~ 11 :00 I Love Lucy 11:IIO ~ ,1,:lcle IU!O l,ove ot-Llle 11:30 Search Jer '1'0ff!Orrow 12,411 The Guldin< Ul<hl 1:00 LJvlng tn 1:00 ArUiut',f. ~ 'Jlt(o 'i!-.Qn1irow B:S0 ", o\fll~• ·'ri' Andy 1,00 V .'J. ¥a"11,lll 1:30 - UP ,» '!:DO .!ll!(lt.!:Dil lihq1' B, 30 .tclhilii Ringo ~:00 Zane 9:30 10:00 il:00 .1:10 .y Theatre Shot4un Slide Revlon Sprinr Festival New, A Loot at the Weather 1,00 ·9reaklaet Partr rfews 8:3& Breakfast Party 1:30 Newd to:OC- . Coffee .TJ.me 10:15 Swap' Sfltjp ,,. - Speed up payment by S1llllh-1(eW1 · 8, 15 ,t,JAol fl Ille Weath,r ·.2 30 Sign Off I0:32 llominJ Devotlou 10:45 On Iii~ l'0W11 11 :DO .to1111UY Boe Doff 12:00 ·Noon News 1urna a,oo '!'Ii< Mmlonatro 8:30 Tbe Verdict ls Yours 1:00 The Brlgbler 1>11 1:15 The Seertt Storm 1,so The Edi• of Righi a,oo 11,e Thlet stooge, 11,so , Th,·1,tle ol !Ulq ll:15 Theater lS the Go Va. 2:00 !'br-f~l\it. .O, ,WQl'IO 2,30 ~ ru1; . Monday Through ~ricl•r 1:58 Sign On . t:00 Gueat Star 1:15 News & Weaiher 8,30 llFIJ 11:30 W. 1:15 tfeirhbors 1,30 As t1ie "'"il<I I r.llr· · · " ' . , Sta rt f he ¥' · • · Right Day thyit . j With ' STEVE . ALLEN On ., laking •1 :J~d U n. , LET'S EAT AT THAT BEACH CAFE THEY WON'T -- . LET ME IN The · blGS ' , proof , of ai:e an4 Proof of last '1tt~ of year's earnings when :,ou . IIPPlt ~ ··'• for rD<!ial security paymenu. · ~ i :....,;;:....., - -• • I : • ,...j ,.. __ .....~,-..--..----•· ............. ....., ; OA . POOR~ . tMHcx:em· MARIA f WMl<rc:Atl MTCI . rJ ,,.,·•· BOARD llF EDUCA'l!loN OF' · THE SOUTHERN LOCAL SCJIOOL DISTRICT, MEIGS COUNTY, omo:- . · BY Paul BoegJe. Clerk (8) 8, 15, 22, 3t~ . ! ! .---,-,--- By SAK LEFF CURLY KAYOE tillt~~n-· PLEAS!~., r----., !kOliN • " RIEM•n2s ·i!l!dra Te'p Value Stamps · Mr-T •FlH Pudding 3 ..... 29c ~it• ' •4;~lll \'l:'tt. .' ' · · · ·, Sb:v,doi,, Ju~ ,11, 1960 1o, ' P:l,-t of 1,00 1,ao the Real 111"°"11 :Jt:00 The Red Rowe Show 4114 pureha.. of 1 tor Kroger P911nut Butter "1o~· 65c -- 7,G,J nl!llrt 7,30 Steve Canyon PEANUTS Pomeroy Garden with tM, eovpon onlf pvrdtos1 of I "91. Cantaloupes . ....... . . .,. ....... 3 the 6tuon Weather Tedet 8,45 John DalJ fteWI 8 : 15 C&.'ptain Kangaroo 9:00 Cartoon Tht1ater Ix~ Top Value Stamps coupoti ln C9urt lloety •nd His 1"riendo San Fnncl~ Be1t Yo11rEl'O .......hir n,3c 1,,6 1:00 CBS News 4 ;: $1.00 . FRE so wldl thlt •• MP,dfo Day 5,·ro a,oo Channel 13- Thunday Swanlldawn,Whlte, _~~II-~! _0,~I!•.~• a..-ch Cut Beets ........... A.....,. ......... "";...., 10c p·,es .........i... ....., •••• It....•· 49c . G ,ant Lo•• '111ft Jjot, ~bout races Gale Storm Sllow Beat the CIOl.l. Wl\o Do Yoll Tnut '1 :00 Amerlcm 811•141\md U :15 Theauir 13 Orange Juice .............. 3 '!.:· $1 MelX LSO 2,00 2,30 3,00 3,30 11:00 11 o'clook New.; 11 :10 A 1.ook At the Weather Peaches .:......-.. ~~~:;;~~ . -........ 4No~!½ -s1 or ,,oo 9:30 The Verdict Ia Youn Tenderay easy 12,30 ~annel 13 Wednesday · Boston ROIIed··Roasl. .... ~~:i. .d.:,::~'... ..:~;!~' . . .. . . . ... .. . u,. 79C . 1,00 Whirlyblrd11 '7:30 Re1e·Je 8 8:00 Bat Masll!rl(ln B:30 Produttr'a Choice 9,00 Bachelor F,.ther 9 ,30 Summer On Ice 10:30 Taite A "ood Look 11:00 Nl!'Ws H.MdlinH H:10 Weathffl!Ut 11:15 Jack Paar ' Sho1' . Legal Notkt par .... $1 frn-·:Utc1ra 'l lb. box $1.79 Cornish Hen .... ,............ ,. ••.,......... 79c tl :2!1 Weathercast 8:30 N, ' WI Pl~ttltP a,45 Hunti.ey BrlnMt~_i, Report 4:00 American Bandstand 6:SO Tdy Friend Flklta t:00 San PrandtC'J Bellt 11·'10 Vour f;!lf:11 Kepanep 6:411 Weather Teller 6·4S John Daly New11 'b•O four Just Men 1 :30 Music for a Spring Night 8:30 Ozzie and Harriet · 9:00 Wednesday Night Fights 9:45 Sports Parade 10:00 Hawaiian . Eye 11:00 The News To11ilht 11 :10 Scanning the Weather 11 :Hi Sports Report 11:20 Late Show \2:4'\ Sign !)ff • Breasts ...... lb. 59c 3 :30 Cliannel 8 - Wed11..i.. • Wonderful food • Superb Service • Friendly atmosphere Daublo Brusiod--lb, 49c ' '· • 300 ~WCHS~TV Chunnel lb. 3-L~lb.39c Flatt & Scruggs Shn" 1:0() 1,10 2,30 Sil(n Off Channel 8 - Thursday Govt. l111p'Hled grade A Sat Preston l!l :L(I \2·00 12:JO Adventure Time Steamboat Bi!J Ouic k Draw Y.eGraw Music in the Round The .fin, ih1.:ker Slunf Wt>::tberca9! Nrws Pktur,. Huntley Brinltlf!J ReJ)ffl Manhunt WP~on Train Pric~ I~ Right Pnry Como S1'ow This is Your Lire Tombstone. TerrltOl'J News Headlibe& weunerca&t The Jack P~ Show Chan11el 3 •· Thursday Jllllfl ~:111..,ue 5,30 1l :30 ~:45 Sign On ,:oo l'c..iay 9:M Kalie Doonan SI.ow 9:30 Topper lu:00 Dough fie Ml when you redeem your Top Value coupon from th~ No purcluue neceuaryl F'rom The!II(' Rno 1 s 4:00 Oomt>dy Playhouse RESTAURANT Tra-pack Fryers .. .... ....... .. .. ... .. •. 33c We repair all types radiators, from heater cores to the largest truck or tractor radiator. 3 - Good Used REFRIGERATORS Rlll)and, 01110 3 30 ••• 50 Top Value Stamps F~EE er REPAIR FREEZER e,OMERO~Y. RUTLAND ~.,., . ,MOTOR CO. Furniture CIRCLE'S POMEROY, OHIO f.:00 f.:30 5:'JO 'Play YOU!' !Jundt Pritt 11 R1Jht Conc.'1!ntration Truth or consequences lt Could Be You Mid P.ay Newa \ Movtetime L<ire1ta Young Sho• Young Dr. Malone From These Root.I Coffledy Playhou!le Adventure theater Steamboat BUI Cliaiinll 3 - WedMSd111• ;;; -- - - - ------ 1-12½ Cu. Ft. USED UVING ROOM SUITES - TELEVISION (;UIDE WSAZ.TV Channel 3 Bill)' Grimm ii reported aerlo115- SUM,MER HAT$ Phillip Sist~r-s Style Shop Any canned ham, half or whole W. Va. ham Umatee. Foreman and Abbott, FAIRLANE 500 4 Door Sedaa. White .r~nish w.lLh \ Spedal On AU Phona WY,2,214' I -Used LAWN MOWER Daily Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middlepoct, ()., June 8, 1960--7 A reunion of the family of Fred ly HI . and Barbara Laubner LellheJt wH ,;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;;;a;;;;;;;;;a;;;;;;;_;a; held at the R0<:k Spring.a Fairgrollftda Sunday. Following a buket dinner, pictures were taken of the &roup, games were played, and a socia) afternoon enjoyed. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. 218 E. Main St. Clifford Leifheil and .!Ion, Roger. Mr. and Mrs. Otho Murray, 71,lr. and POMEROY OHIO Mrs. Charles H. Murray and childOpen 6 A.M. to 10 P.M. 0.11,ren, Mlnada and Chuckie, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leifheit, Mr. and Mn. Waid Windon and Mr. and Mn. Virgil Wincton and children, Debbi.e and Brian, all of Pomeroy ; Mrs. Robert Baylor and sons, Kenneth, Wendell and Ralph, South Point; Mr. and Mni. Roland Russell and daughter, Julie and Mr. and Mn. BeautHul Organ Music Junior Rowley, Bradbury ; and Mr. 20% OFF wllh thl1 COUfKIII and putcha1• of New Picture Tube 2-Good MAYTAG WASHERS and Mn. Bernard Br1mll1e and children, Martha, Tommy and Debby , and M.ra. Leftl BramL-ige of Columbua. .L~lheit Family Reunion Held At Rock Springs Spring Suits and Coats 2 GARDEN TRACTORS .1- Hotpolnt ELECTRIC RiNGE ' Legal Notice 1 INS! I -GAS RANGE ' 6 6 3tc Experleoeed Rac:lne- 8·7-3tp --- - 2606 by day, Nights SJ,6-0040. 6 7 ate •·oR DE!JCIOUS HAM SANDWICHES. Jack'1 Dairy Bar, Middleport. 8 7 6tc r1i; Phone You can try in any town « better one can't be found4&et1se , , the hardest to please, -ears continuous pl'actlce . Phorie SJ,6- - l'hone WY2-2'75, Hl,.14 llrnhllrt, 1.-.1110. Olllo. , _ C...w',lle Mtl. 1-111-llc I 11-11,tf A PAPER HANGER SPECIALIST. t:1 7 ljtp F. H. O'BRIEN Judge of the Probate Court Meigs County, Ohio ~'OR SALE: HOUSE IN HARRISON (6) I, 8, 1~, Ste FA~M- 93 acres on good road VILLE. Six rooms wilh bath nd Close to church and school. Mn: with some nice tractor . la _ Widows applying for monthly 1: ~~g~•~tu~e ~ ~:I 11 ~~~~: John Stout, Harrisonville. social securily payments should 1 1 6 6 7 ~le take proof of age and their marframe house , cxerllenl barn, _ __ riage certificate to the interview. full basl'mr11t . plu1ty of out buildrng~. 1111 with guod roofs and mos1 havt~ eu riert'le floors, LEGAL NOTICE An exeelll'n\ A-J buy .ii $6,000. Offers are beini: received at lhe · Hux 229 Phone WY:l-J830 office of_ Webster & Fultz, Porn, 6·8· l tc •·roy Nal1onal Rank Building, Porn•· _ _ _ _ _ _ _ croy, Ohio, Phone No. 2·2186, for 80 ACHE FAHM Wll'll 5 - IWOM lhe property of Ella White, dehuuse . Loc.iLcd between Rullan :t ceased, situated in the Village of and Harri sonville un mail aml I Syracuse, Ohio, and consisting of a two story frame dwelling hou.se, school rout e. .'i • room houst' llic.atr<J at 26 Park four rooms downstairs and three rooms and bath upstairs, garage, St., Middleport, Ohio. Stort' building loeatcd in down• i;iluated on four adjoining lots . town HuUand . Livin g quarte r:. FRll:DA FAEHNLE, Admin· 11b<,vt!. Su itahlc for 1 large or 2 istratrh: of the Estate of £1. :small bu~irn.>sHl's. Jrt•nc Tom, 71; la White, deceased. l/11inrsity 'fl'rrate. Athens, WEBSTER & FULTZ, COURT STREET Ohio. Phone LY 2 5202. • Attorne)'s for Administratrix 6 7 6trd (6) 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 11, (Uc appliance repair. Phone Oti11 McClintock, Rac:.ne, O.'ilo, 2·1-Uc APA.lu.'MENTS - turo11bed and uniurnilhed. Met4Htera.. .Kidd!-,. port. Phone WY-2-6280. 2-3-U 6 7 3lp liver anywhere. See or c1:1ll Bob Jofters. Miuie localed Stale Roule ,l.24. 1(4 mile from fair gniunds. . .. HOUSE •111>llances. Arnold Bro- 6 7 12lp '08 MEJtCURY Montery 2 door. A GARDEN TRACTOR. Paul Kauff, Middll'port, Ohio. fl 7 3tp you1b1ul car imnde and oul. ,1tu6, Jun &: \'an Zandl, Pom- h"-. 512 I. Main, II 10 KEY PORTABLE VICTOR 11d1l ing machine. Phone CH 7·2442 TU~t:VlSION RADIO A~U SMALL '68 OLDSMOBlLK 81:l - 2 door sedan. Vt! JtocKtt cnglne. Gooa like a Jot. ~1 '/Yo. A arr • \' an Zandt, J•o1neroy. 6 7 3tc IIIIAVIL Y TlACTOII IALII AND 1 6 6 3tc AIR CONDITIONING, REFRJGER· ation 11ervice, Jac~'s Refri~tµ"a1 FEMALE BEAGLE field champ. tion, New Haven. Phone TU2· ion sired. Excellent hunter. Tom 3ti-37. 6-23.tf Reuter, Phone WY2-6856. 6-6-Jtp MUELLER FURNACES, WISTING, W_H_ll,-m - B . lake, llocoHod CaH No. 11,380 Notice is hereby given that Ruth H. Thornton whose Post om~e address is Pomeroy, Ohio, bu been duly appointed Administratrix of lhe Estate of James M. Thornton late of Meigs County, Ohio, deceased. Dated this 27th day of May 1960. on good gravel road. 6 room houz;e with hot and cold w;1ter. Mr11. John Slout, Harrisonville. 6 7 5tc l"OR SALE' F . £VE ROOMS wtth bath . Just completed in Syracuse. Hardwood floors, built-in cabinets. Priced for quick 5.de. $6,000. Phone V13-2261. 6-!Litc (20) Business Services 1967 FORD VB F AlRLANE 1100 COAL FOR SALE; GREA'f SAV$1,66'D. t door tedan. A re,il INGS If bought before 1st AugCl'Mffl pu.U, Fower steering and usl. Now la the time lo &et your braa,1. Fordomauc. Blaettnara, winter coal. Before the li~all rush. .Pomeroy. U-a-&c Have all grades or coal. Will de- eroy.. FOR SALE: FIVE ROOM HOtJSE I with bath, nice location. Melvin Hood, Ill Locust St., Pomeroy . I S.28-3Utp Wanted IP_I_G_S_FO_R_SALE ____ 1800 PO~TIAC. $100. GoodTt~--;: l'Jlone WY1-ft3ti8. Harley Haing PJ1twood1 Road tlLll!r '6:30 p.m. · ( 21_) _ Real Estate __ __ __ _ bury Road. STATION Legal Notice N011CE OF APPOINTMENT E1t1t. of J&mn M. Thornton !-'OR SALE: fl ARM. 64 A, k r.ated _ l 18 Employment for rent 100 acre, good pasture. Wllllam F. Houd111helt, Kings- w119n ,1,ti~. 9 Pan. One carefut pwner. Hydram • Uc drive. kadto· and Heater. 493 Lincoln St. PhoM WYl-3561 Mldclleport HOUSE PAJNTlNG INSIDE AND uul. Huot and chimne)' work . 11de dellvery 1Hake, 1 8Cl 14 inllay Ours. WY 2-ati24. 6 2 titp ch pull type tractor plows, Also ---,------ ·-- I ~~ ._ X u -,., { J •r ,e 7 C;1 ' " "'t •• , '.1' 1 F ARMALL F -20 TRACTOR, 1 11316tp V8 w. v •• hawk corn planter, Good condillon, Joe Fieldt near Kilroys 6 6 6tc on Route 7. Owntt1 11 leavma tor .umy. l'h. W~ J,JtlUl aner t p. m. l'ONTIAC '-✓ ...._ ..__ c... WANTt:lJ : COOK for rest home. Write qualificatwm, tu P. o. l:lox JUJ, J•omcroy, Ohio:6 7 3Lc WD A. C. CULTIVATORS, BLACK- '07 8'l'Ul>~K Comm, Sid. OD. lffl I I 7 I Help Wanted - It. Mary... C1111q01 ~•n. Low m11ea11:e. 6p,rkl1'11 111~1 blve IIDllb. .b,aeunan, .t·omeroy, 6·3-tnc . - - - - - -- Company ~P..,•~1r~-,!'•:._Ohe1o~--- apart6-tHHc ment. Te!. Wl'2-J::l02. Vaughan's Eslennlnatlng .......... Ml•IL l&67 r'IVE HUOM unfurnished WY-2-11174 o11r•-•lAII MOTOIII _ r~ouR ttOOM SECOND FLOOK 1 apartment with bath: also one rvom flrll l floor. Miller Apartmenu1, Mulberry Ave . .keut reasonab1c. Phone WV:t.-317U, alter 5 :JO V· m. 6 6 tile Gilmore'• Supply Store 6-3-titc CHM --- ROOM AND BATH APART• IIJ eroy. -~--- - , 141 For Rent TIRMITI AHO PIIT CONTRUL ~-'7'~--:=~------- I/SI Auto Sales 195=1"'P"O:':NT=cl:-:A-:c"ro=uc:R=-=D-=o-=o-=a-H--Y- • • [ I l I •24-ttc 191 For Sole - ATION•I• USEQ 80ATi ANO MOTOR.» flJi •nd ltP while tll•~ lut. Metropolit.n Moton. 600 , E. Mlltn it., Pomen,y. Phon• WY ..3-2IIQ. I- - - - - 1 Cn• No. 11,312 . . E1t•te of Arthur &Mel•. d~Nd Nulice ill hereby given that Joseph A. Ueegle whose Post Office ad.dress is Racine, Ohio, has been d uly appointed Exe<"utor of the Estate of Arthur ,Beegle , deceased, late of Racine County, Ohio. #-. AT Sped&1 - PHONE WY-l-2157 - Dated this 6th d11 ot J\lne 196ft. F. H. O'BRIEN Judge ot the Probate Court .Meiga County, Ohio (6) 8, 15, 22, 3lt Legal Notice ooN sT1vt:as JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR l'OB CONIIISTENT DEPENDABLE BEilULTB BATES I eat, per word. INN b:IRrtlan. lltnlmum olllil'I• - 60 <:en'-' 4 CIO&I per word for three ootblemtlve toaerttooa. Enon la AdYfflUUIC - Sbould be _..., !wmedl1tei,. Toe Daily Sentinel will not be reaponable fr. mol'.8 than one incorNCt i-tlon. ol 1nd !,poelll Nollce1 of Ev,.i., Jl.UO. Obituarlu pubHmfld at 1 ""' per word. . WOIID8 • DAY 3 DAYS 8 DAYII 1 MO. 111 1111< IIOe ,1.aa ...60 IO IUa ,1.20 ,.1.eo , '8.00 lll 71c fl.JIG Jl.211 fl .JIG Ado ....i...i bJ 10 A.II. will be la tul cloy·, ,-ocr. --1 j9o) Marine Supplies Plums ... ,. .................... ., 29t Romaine ...............: .... 19c O~O®®WOOQll~OOil®.M= FREE so (20b I Insurance . r - • - - • -.,.•-• - COMPLPJTE lNSUIIANCll IPR(). tf<:tloni Llt'e, Aut.o, •'6f!t~Pollo. Cill ~ 01110. .' , ' .l lllll, ,'¥11111~ - . ., ·"" ...'' . ~ �.. . ' � - - .....- ... ·----------------------.1 BIG • -- · 8---Dail y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 8, 1960 Investiture Ceremonies Held For Girl Scout Troop 167 At First Baptist Church ' I Special Pu rchas,! · HOT.WEATH Elt''" , . D R E S SE S ON SALE THIS WEEK-E N D MEIGS THEATRE are ; LAST TIME - ' Styles! Hundreds Of Dresses - N•west . . Sizes For Everyone - 7-1 5, 10-20, 14½L24½ FABRl(J: COLORS: STYLES: e Full e M lnt Green e Powder Skirt, e Sheaths e Ch1m bray1 • Print Sheers • Beige, Gray · e sun - backs e Ginghama e mack • Dale llrene, e Plnll e And Other l e Shlrt-W1lll • e euploni Collon • Linen Wt■ve1 • Maize, White . I l'Qllalled e itoyo111 cou,11, Most or 1/hese dres.'1-es wi l l ,go on sa l e for firs t t ime tomorrow . _ all are s,ummer la!ihlon,hi t,si! And at these mod e,t prices, e�h Ill u terrific dress baryain ! SALE! Men's Short-Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS Top Hrond, - Plaids - Solid• ' Strip<!• - Print, - Many Wash u Wea, '1T01r. TYlER" Cool lmpor ted Toyo caps for 1olfin11, flshh1J, m otorl na, or 1arde n ill1', 19c MEN'S COMBED conON \. I . . '. 99 '' and $2.99 Popular •tyled swim trunk, by Cam­ pus! Boxer and Brief styles . . . One style In nylon stretch . SoUda, plaid& and stripe,. Assorted colors. Size, 28 to •2. Men, Get Into Cool Summer CHINO conON SUMMER Wash Slacks $3.99 and $4.98 COOL FABRIC CASUALS S2 ,99 ' .... ''" ·: ' 1 1)1 1 ,l',, , JH,"/,, .· \, H ' Walking Shorts j ·- � 1---------- FOR EVERY MAN M E N 'S and BOYS' Camp Moes- Special $2.99 A -�t value for ,ma n or boy! The bett • loafin1 •hoe of your ·Hfl!! Idea l .for �•mp, 80hopJ. rlshlnc a nd •ll aummer sporta! Boy�• 1be1 21,i to 6. Me n·,. 81,'.;i; to 12. • Navy e e Bn,wn Blull Theso l■<ed ■111, lobrk: aNUlb are cool, man, ""°II _ _ _ _ Thi•k ru!>bor IK)]e.1 1 cushioned tll'IOlft. Sileo lo 1 1 . te I Mr,. -�--:---c:-:== a II t, •' I Here's rtent hetuty you can •av• H quickly • • • �nioy ,., st many years u• llll•• • l� ..... D1pml ' ' . -------------------- Nixon Will - ut With / (iome O ·Sis Side· Too MR. KRINKI � -- - - -- - --- _ , !WASHINGTON UPI-Vic. p,._ '11de-nt Richard M. Nl•on wlll ,n,wer N1w York Gov. N•l1an A. Rockefeller's att,clc on tM E lsenhewtr.-Nlxon ludfflhlp ■t • n•wn conftNnc• In Camden, N. J., later today, his office announced. · BULLETIN • r r ,. • . f • ,no 'People To P ple P s. I \.AJMpensa1)00 Middl eport Nava1 Off'1cer n M assawa, E ntrea ·.�':!.. f_ frolli...,die ....._._ -------I Argentma , ffot Over E'IChmann'S Forced RemovaI I Webb· Of Letart I Graduates In Bacterio}ogy ------MI'ddleport M3ft r • Charge I Facing I 1/ -f· · II I • Clark s New Deputy CaptaI_D • • Hunt1ngton • Distr1ct E ng1neer, I 1 Plains • Sta·tes Ree ufider New Attack From H...•i Tornado'"' :! I -• 'h: :IJd - ---------------------=---- ----------- Is Kh_rush Hoving Real Trouble? Intense POIi. Cy Batt1e B aglilO' . • • Insl"de KremIift -� ream · ram' •= j fonner ReSJ'dent o·Ies suddenly In DeI8W3Fe ' t�"J" I :.'!�•••, Jt e 0,111!11111 I 1 School Band �:t:\�0�.1�::·i:� 1 Leader Takes B 11 e evue 0b • F1remen Study fo! $2·5 0,00 0 ' I � f,lberfelds In Pomeroy I r, I ' Do it yourself! Capture t1he excltlri,g · m agic ot ploa�r:,g wall -colors with e uy..to-wie SPRED SATIN. Use new SPRED LUSTRE enamel mattmlnt: or iharmonloua co lors on woodwork. 'l1h,is com­ •bi natlon of beautiful fin lishes ·rives u ncxceHed tlhar,m a nd sty le to ;1 ny room. �lb finishes are guaranteed w ash-able! You �ould: be a winner' in Sohio's $10.95 to $1 7.95 •llhf. Wells Being I Drilled On Fair• S'tI es I CH EC K YO U R LI CE NS E N U M B ER TH I S W EE K ! j ly Unlte-d ,,_ J� Ohio: Mostly "'""" ...., ,n4 frld•y. Feir end co.I H�h today in � 70a. Low ,._ nifht 47-S4, ti •t� �:: in Parkersbu rg, co unty oUic lJl a said. Depa ty Howard Frank was in . WASHINGTON (UPI) - He nry Feldman, 13, of Oak Ridge , I, Parkersburg wllh the juvenile WASHIN GTON (UPI) J Tenn. , a pr.evious two•time loser, today won the 33rd Nation- ye sterday seeki ng purchaaers of G O P congressional leaders ' the ise. d erchan m lling Bee. al , 1 Bernard Krinke, instrumen tal sa·Id aft J " te HOuse con• � Wh er a V J enry won over Betty Jean Aitschul, 12, of Norfolk, a., . m u.!!ic instructor for the Sou thern ' by correctly spelling the Greek-derived word "veUeity." He Local Sehool Di,triet, has 5" bm it- �:�11t �a{ ��:1 !' es ident w th the m J i 1 ted his resigo1tlon an d aceep ted then went on to ;pell "eudaemonic" correctly and take the · · a ,osilion at Bellevue, Ohio, in chall engin g Gov. N elson A. 1960 championship. 1 ckefeller s where he will be principal of Ro ' charge tha·t na- , lt was Hen ry's 3rd try for t he put ting in an ex tra "h.' She WH two e lementary sc hools with full Uonal defenses are inadechampionship. H e compe ted in the 50th speller out of a record li me adminl1trat ive du tles. The quate. both the 19�8 a nd 19.59 fina l8', 73 co ntesta nts to fal l . ;, 1 schools, localed near Sa ndusky, windi ng up 20th last year. Tod ay's seco nd vic tim was JaeEisenhowee, and the GOP ! have 400 pupils w i th 17 ciui le.ders ol the Hou •• and Sen. a n eighth-gra der a nd o ne quelyn Sharkey, 12, or Col u mb us , 1 Two Henry, , . new wa ter we 11s are bems . · add ' tlon to I teach ers I room ' , m II w naeo d m h aspe I I d ren, w1·11 receive a Oh 10, o f f1ve eh'l e ar l ' • I at.a devoted part the· of d ri ll ed on the Me lgs Co un tY rair. '" · wee k ir s pecial teachers. $1,0UO a nd a tr ip to New Y ork. eo us." She pu,t a n "o" In place of grounds s . te, one ;1 leg . slat . ve onference to ne,r the cattle a Lt. Comma•nder Peter F, Klein , son of Mr. and Mrs. 0 . P . Klein, Middleport, welcomes i c i Mr. Krinke has been assod at- IJ Luck ran out for Bett)' Jean, de- the "i," m aking it "faronaceou5." the 0ther near the Gra nge ed wi th Meigs Cou nty t e ' ew or go ernor N , s v citizens of Massawa, Eritrea, an Ethiopian fed eration, aboard the USS Willard Keith Y k: h sehoo l1 A l len Wa tts, 13, of Ha ines Ci ty I apite numero us preca u tions. She t ment a his nd m e · d that nd si UM4 ce n a & � l 775} of which Commander Klein is executi ve officer. The Ke.ith vis ited M assawa as part of ; a lhe with excepti on of carried a wishbo ne i n her p 1 1rsc, Fl a., was the lhird to co dow n . ' . pin ned a rabbit"s foot on lt, wore He missed the word "ocel l us." H e / This was reported Mon day at a ! on e year spe nt as principa l qf \l . �ce Presi dent R1 cha·rd M. / the Presid ent ' s " People to People Program" o n Armed Forces Day, May 21. three charms a��nd her neck l eft out the second ''I." 1 reg ular meeting of the Mej g8 TltrJ n E lemen tary School in Chil• 'Nuon discuss nationa l issues ------prill<' to the Republican Na- / and slept on a d octionary WednesCoun ty Fair Board pre,ided over llco!he. r,og eo • But they dl dn ' t hel p d ay n ight. fionll Convenhon. w I by Fred c. Lei fheit, preside nt. as He s tt ns tructor i Whfln ah e m Ula pe llcd "velleity" as The board also voted : Rpckefe�er a� listed a aeries Mid dleport 7r� � 1 944-1 947 . . In • "v1;:l eile." of areas ln which h -To order 100 wi ndow card s th hl I fro m the U. .. �t:::l n1U9 nd d_ele�•· need: d Trott ing A,soclation !� u�t .W:: ;;. 7;�7": Betty Jean will reool ,e a $500 1 o J nd C e a�ngthem ng costing $9. pro.w as run ner up. . particu larly 1n t�c banda in dietrlcta and s tar ted f eJds of mlas1les and approprlll.- 1 ■ Th e firs t of 24 survivorS-1 6 £1_ A former Middleport boy, now I main port or Eritrea, an i nt erna l · Keith re ndeivouaed with another � -To write to the Mei gs Cou n ty both . tha t year. He also served 110 1· girls !'i-nd elghl boys--to st um ble a lieu tena n t com mander in the l y a u tonomous coun try rederated , U. 8. destroyer and de moRJtrated . M in ieteria l A-uoclalion for i nfor• three years as exec utive head of nate R�pubhca n Lea der E�- 1 U. S. Navy, rece ntly took part in wi th Ethiopia. Eritrea is located high speed destroyer tactic,, mail in the fina l day of championship . DC Eastern e h t Schools a nd for t wo e tt . • meet mg M eigs County volunteer tire- ma tion on its re 1 lgious f M . Dirksen ( .Ill.) sai d It forwardi ng President Eisenhower'a a t the easte-rn end of t h e vast passi ng un dentay, anti-1111bmarine spelling was La urel Pratt, 1 1 , 0£ wa, in stru mental m uiJc in• wl' "'ears � n s A uauit 18pla men u a e a hav I thorize d of accur draft a le tO II:y tha t the "People to Pei;iple l'rogram H in African flaUands along the Red I weapo n firing and torpedo firln&. Anchorage, Alaska. She spel led , Wollld t. JUU· -Accepted th� Gilet lo com- structor for �tJI R"'tlan4 ,and � t WII "upset" b)' t ,�h... lt.u plan . • -. , "oci.1.....,..,..8,.Y," as "ochlocra�"."' Marty ei:_preui on1_ ., 11'111he - •• e of \}le small er /drlcan ca un- Sf a. jlaHawa la the ho m e of the . lfV � •1,1:� " .J. � ...;__ hea.ter acllools. . �c efe:l ler sta te ment. But h · . anteed· � In ulion · u nder workm en's .plete a. bottom fill Ior � Irom C fter e " , --·• e li �•ved were I School. hJopJa n Naval PeE t wa s Lt. Co mmand er e tri es. . on year in Chi'll A e s 1 co mpenntlon for injuries Bu Uered 1k>b Iefers, a. 1 d . !hat E•••n hower was 1•-1 VW • The Kei th 0Hicer11 entertained The cruise WU enthu1iuUcally le·t F. Kle in, executive oUice r of Lf"lfl )' i gs Mr. Krinke retur ned to '-Me in linfl! "t duty, convmce d as were the leaders the USS Wil lard Kei th. local d.ig,nilat'te& oo May 21 with supported by al l visitors and the County and for the pas t three Fi reme n me t Wed nec�ay mght The Kei th Vi sited Maasawa the a bullet dinner and m ovie on Kei th me n alike ;md wa s an opyears ha s been ful l time i nstructor thal the peopl e I n t he Pentagon and on _ c��1tol Hill charged wi th - -- - ----- --in t he Legion Htll In Rutlan d with the ship's fa ntai l whic h w as gaily portu nlty for many friendlhi,pa to in the Sou thern loca l schools. He r�s pons1b 1 hty _ for defense plan• • Pete Cundiff, Syr ai:111e, presi d i ng derorated wi th sig nal f lag s and be establ ished. lives ln Pomeroy and is married m11g "are_ d�mg a good job for a� presiden t of the M el&s Cou n ty To complete the fest ivitiea a ce n terpiece olored ligh ts . The c with lwo child re n, Stephen an d . F1.rcma n'1 Association. The pla n ldre n 's party was held o n chi larg e cake baked by th e a was M ark.. He will aeau me his new ouf security. , . 'The President beh eves as he may be pre!ehted at the state wi th board the ship U pOn tbe return to s hips' baker and adorne d d uties Aug. 15. COLOGNE, Germany UPI- meeUn1 of firemen in Aug ust. It ha s al l alon� that tbe provision s United States a nd Eth iopian flags. Massawa. Guests were the chil• . The EaSL _ G er ma n Co mm umSts to- will be one of the propoaals tha t ! w e are makmg for l national deThe cake bore t he ins criptio n J'A dren of the imtruc tors of the Im• . BUENO S AIIU!:S, Argent ina UPI day a dm i tted an American tea m could fi nd their way in to the l eg£ense are rea sona bly adequa te ror Just Peace Wi th True Frie nds. " perial Naval School. Cookie, and to pickup gli der pilot Richard. E. islative bopper In Col um bu1 at the I -An Argen ti ne de ma od th al Israel the pres en t lime," said Hou,e Su nday May 22 ge neral visi ting pu nch were serv�d ahd the cbilI return ex-Nazi Ado l f Elchman n Schrcder who landed In the So- next General Aasem bly Republ ican Lea der Charl es A. 1 for the ci tizen , o{ M•ssawa was dren were taken o n a tour of the vlet Zone by accid ent Wednesday Hall eck ( I nd .) Do n Williams, game · protec tor wi thin one week placed the two • ship. he ld on boar-d the Ke ilh. Over • �- "11'!1'"'!"ler:ir.l while com �ting_ in the world gU d . showed a color m m "Let'a Work nalions _ on the verg� of a complete Nixon Pr.sftlt Th e Kei t h is a un it of Destroyer ship na toured the Eritrea 00 11 I break m di plomatic relation, toIng cha m pionships , . Nixo n w�s .present i� the leader I t .._Pe t ,, · la Together," concerni ng cooperation as ki ng questions and, for many, Squadron 22, homeported in Nor· Will m e loud c , 159 . M � It appeared the Comm unists between la ndowne rs a nd hunters· day. s h ip m ee ti ng. Aceordmg to Ha l- I viewing fo r the first t i me the fal t, Va. an d is presently on de, . .... tth Al'C., Mtddlepart, will be char. . ________ were prepari ng to re lease Schredtac hed d uty from th e United sig h ts of a modem Uhited States h...sen_ he did not parArgenti na alread y h.ad rec1llpd ged wi th resisting arrest and d riv- 1 �c.k .an d D . er of Toled o Oh io in record s c t pa le dire ctly m t he discuss ion . · tes Six th Fle et and is servinc Sta · hip. s war h · · g h 18 i ts amba sad or in Israel a nd mg wh1"Je m tox ica ted foII owm ( time. His wife waa waitl ng n ear Rockefel l er sta teme nt but Comm an der, Mi dd le East with t h go t unKei the next dav On � warned it would take the case · to arreat at 2:30 a .m. today by Pom- o the . . a border post I n expectation he dI'd J Oln i n talki ng about the deForce. hour i nd o ctrinasix a ror derway the Uni ted Natlons if the l8raelis eroy Pa trol rrl an Phi l ip l G obokar, ense , wo uld cross the Iron Curtain thi s appropriations bi ll pending I LCDR Klei n 's wife, t he fonner tion cruise for Midshipmen and � rej ected the ultim a tu m , I thief Jed Webster said today. afternoon . ' m the Senate. Clark, M iddleport and chU Carla m perial I tty Officers or the Pe A sternly worded n ote handed He will be given a heari ng Sat· The governor Wed nesday l aid r Na.va l Schoo l . The dre n reai de at Norfolk, Va. Ethiopia n to Israeli Am bassad or Arie Levavi urday before M ayor CharIes Le An East Ger man radio S�"tion -- - ---. ou t hia own progra m for the GOP Wed nesday �lght dem.ndcd . not 1ar. reported Wednesday that Schreder administ ration' s po l icies. He inon ly that Eich mann be brough t Amsted for investigation of a had lan ded his home-made glider . Relat1 vea and friends here have back here but that the "Jewlah bid check charge Wal Ok ey K iser, 'Yiled Nixon to do the same . J n ear Greveam uehlen, j ust i nside Roc�efeller's s tatement wa s the Iron Curtain and onl y a few recei ved word of the dea th of Mn. volun teen'• who 9plrlted hi m out Racine, who was J ailed by Marsha l wld el)' interpreted by GOP lead• F. E. Mathews at her home In De l• or Argenti na be punished ' Alfred Lyons. miles from the spot where njne - ----- I ers ., an announcem en t of hi., . aw,re, Tuosday mornl n,. She was -JAME S W E BB Am erican, were force d down reI evai l_■bility lor the Republica n mmerville So e former . Fannie th cently in a C-4? transport preSl�e nt ia l nomina tion, althoug·h aJ!- d lived a number of years A Le tart Fal ls man w iU be Captain Raymond G . C lark, Jr., who has serv ed in the he .sai d last Decem ber he was not wi th her family in Midd leport. among tbe gradua tes at Comme n- Arm y , the Nav and the Coast G uard, this week assumed du an active candidate. Ru881•11 F·ound Wi'th Mra. Mathew, had undergone ce me nt Exerci,es to morrow at ties as deputy �istrict engineer of the Huntington District, u . Morton Admil; Doubt surgery recen tly and WH thouaht Unlvenily. Ohio State No Excuse To Gripe GOP Natiooa l Chairman Thrusaa be · recoveri ng. She wu preced1.JC1 Ja mea w . Webb, son of Mr. an d S. Engineers. He succeeds Lieutenant Colonel Harold E. ClNCLNNATI UP.I-Franz Jo- to t n Morto B. id sa n ed l n dea th bf a son, David, a nd We dnesday Mrs. Ralph Webb, wil l receive his Beaty, who left last week for a new assignment on Formosa. � sef Strauss, west Ge rman detensc lnternati�nal Press _ United By mg _ Duri ng l Q-42 throug h 194�, Capin ht e N y he was Bache lor o( Sclc nce Degree in t Ci York w died who er husband, Fral\cls, h , e e a e Adva nce Cours e a t Fl. Belvoir; The plams states reeled Wednesday �1ght under violent "not so sure" that Nixon was cer- Bacteriology. Mr. and Mrs, Webb tain C lark servide as a n e nlist- qual :��� J�sl: ��s �� th:�j8 �:it while th-i family lived on Grant ified as a para trooper at Ft. Coast nd a 1 Navy the n i an m tain ed to storms n capture pac tornad the Street in Middleport. oes, hall, damagingg winds , torrential Republican left toda y ror Colu mb us to a ttend ki g enn ing, Ga. ; a nd served i n Ko,. reason to com pla in abo ut the U-2 H · nomination after the llockefel ler · Guard, ln 1 950 he joined the re Shf! 11 survived b" a 10n, Don- rains and flash floods. the exercises. plane Inc id ent becauae of itll ow n #!,, · gu lar army, Corp s of Engi neers, rea as chief of the s torage divls[ At least one man w11 kllled a nd ground. All five attack. ald , of Delaware. ano. a daughter, were hurt. action!. Ja m es is a 1950 grad uate o·f as platoon le ader in comba t bat · ion of the 8th Ar my Engineer But se ven of eight GOP state Mr1. Louie Madd en (Minerva) of six persona i njured, Tom Sha ver, 72, d!ed of a heart "Th ey have made Impertinent e ��\ � A�o� �ii. Colu mb us aq,d two grandchildren. . More than slx inches of rain attack aftn neeing to hit back le�dera con tacted by United Press RJ c�� High S� h�� atd �s serv- talio n, Ft. Lewis, Wa&hinglon . p i 81 was a lark l nlerferencea In other cou ntriet. ears e e S he t h t wi rvice e s Dur:ing s hi n l ational in a nat ionwide s urJames Mat thewa of Mlddlei,ort Ja drenched Jet more, Kan.. near yard sto1·m cellar duri ng a tor• t.em � ; ;" , for a long time," he sa id . "Their � 1 an, ::1 • Army, Cap tai n Clark his served .member of the U. S. O lympic te am vey said they felt Rockefeller had a 1a ora o�y eehme a brot her- in -law. Doda:e City, a nd aparked flas h nad o al..-rt ,.. Pa d u cah Tex. agents are everywhere i n other l isted d � rlng the _Korean War. en ' ' e with the comba t enginee n in m the 10-000 met er 2- m an Kyak ll no chance of gettin g the Repuhli• Fu n ral e?V�Ces will be conduct- floodl na which washed down a l He was s�harged pe boa t propelled by doucounfries . They are I real ce nter embe r, Dec n a c Germ an y; a s an instructor in the ( shell-t)' n i m no . ation. ed Frlday mor ni ng at 10:30 from highway near town ind awept a Seven-year.o ld Viralnia Co le ne : im�e d 1 /� ,;. n s ) races: He hu _ raced '!n oar bie i , i "". or subvers ive •nd infiltrative ace e n er an d e 7 Y l W■nta Nixon Poflcy the Glen Rest Mem orial Chapel i n car from Ufe road . . i\tarshall r,f PpJucah, wa, pJuck l d \ where he Engi neer School , 1-'t. Belvoir, Va.; m any �f the ri vers and !ates D Uvi ties a nd itl ralher stra nge lhe) h 0 Sta le_ u mversi Y I a tten ded the Engineer Officers RockefeUer's m an ifes to came I 0. • deynol dsbura. The fa m ily ha1 re- . At least fo ur tornadoes were fro m h�r parents' stalled car by a co m pl ain,'• 1 1n 1IIhed h 1s 1our. year course in __._ · ____ __ ___ _ . I 'the Umted Sta tes, Germany, Eng. a ua d t J t al ay qucsted t hat no n()Wen •· er the fi nal set of 1polted in Texu, b ut onl)' one · Ilasb flood and carr ied fOO yards l.l'C een t. \-) ________ land and Ca nad a. 3 , �cars. , H � 111 st11�t ;ork 0!1 down swollen B uck Creek, where s tate presi den tial primaries and a touched ground. e t aSle r U ITRIALS ANNOUN CID The twlater smashed ae veral a he cl un g t o a pro t rudlng root H-'r day before the Republica n Nation- h is f A nativ e of Louiaville, Ky., � �e� g n: lng Of �e Two p,•qua Boys Di" e Cha.-leslon Hil[h's · �aptain Clark is a gradua te of Th e Meill:s Co unty Coon Hun ters farm b uil dings near Clarendon , 4!5 m in ut es before a hlghw11y pu- / al C�m m iltee opened a three-day vers it Y at he ne t quar_ter. the University of Maryland with a . A,aociatlo n will hold field trial, Tex., before plckin,1 up a stalled,/ trol m an and two volu nteer fire- meet mg here to prepare for the Coach Is Proinoled ; m s d to th fo - Jn 2-Car Collision ma Bachelor o( Sci ence Degree in Sunday, June 12, atarti na: at noon . car earryi ng four yo ma: men a nd . IQe n re1cued her. She 1ulfered GOP con ve n tio n I n Chicago next ; � 7-yc _ arTwo CHARLESTON, , W. Va. UPI UPl UA, 1 o. PIQ r8 OrRacI ne er e t Y : e n mechanical e ngi neering. Two of th. n mo wom■n a n 1241 Rt. oft Racine ot east s e il m six i inor m e th to It ■lammlna J ,m . s e i jur Jack Lowe , CharleJlon H igh Schoo: � 8/u- old Piqua boys were kil led Wed_ o�e son J e��re y. D urrng spe nt at s college yeare were hi Roekefeller's stateme nt said it tract coach, wi ll be named track d s ne ay n igh t in a two-car col li s • d i es a t OSU he h15 had part-ti me · Dame. the U niversity of Notre w aa . unreHo nab le for Nixon to coach al the University of 'J'oledo on s. 25 Ion u. s�� empl oyment a t the Jerry Captai n and Mrs. Clark have four wai i s pre he t ing n n i w alter l nti u t lh is week, the Charleston Daily Dead are Ri cky C.rr and chil dren . Funera l Home where he is niglit den tia l nomi nation before outlin, 111ail said Wed nelidy. ndan t. Ch arles Davi d Harvey. Three othallc _______ ing hJs program. The newspaper said the appoi n t­ the er perso ns were injured in · Th• 9ev'"'nor concedff It w1 1 • h M e ig s fro oun c m Two ers t y o "' ment would be an n unced by To­ col lisiun, none seriously. The High•'!_",• i '° h it will gr,duale from OSU Fri day. way ? atrol said the acc id e nt oc- Methodists Worried ledo Athletic Director · Dr. la me: :-,:= •., _,t ,.1d ... ..., cor,. Tbey .are Ru th A. Carson, da ugh- curred twll miles north ol Ohio' 70 l,I , Long. \.J About SS A&lendance c"1tld that "'those now auum,. LONDON UPI-An lnten1e po. pollc)'-makers have bttn ·and still I could be considered a serious ler of Mr. and Mrs. Herm an Ca. r- in Mia mi Cou nty. Autllori ties said LAKESIDE, O . UPI - Th e Ohio Ing control of tfte R....,.bUc111 son, Long Bo tt om, and Robert R. speed was lhe cause of lhe crash. Hey battle is going on in1ide the are critical of Khru1hcbev'1 for· threat to Khrush chev'! top leadAnnual Methodist Co nference has Executive Attending P,rty hen felled to m1b clear Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ru a· Kremlin and Premier Nikita S. eign policy and hi• recent furJou1 ership. ca ll ed for a study commission to Khruehchev is under tire h'om verbal a ttack, on Preside nt Elwflere th is party la hudln1 and l sel l Brow n, Pomeroy. Miss CarThe diploma ta a.a id the group Columbu8 Workshop be se t up this ran to IOOk into de­ wh• son wil l be �warded her Bache_tor Deputy Lookiug F'or Pf'OPDst.1 to INCi ti.. re t�at preuured Khruahchev into 0. O. Patterson, county •uperin- conflictin1 groupa: in the hl&hest sen hower. l in ing Su nda.y s chool enrollme nt. c 111tlon. of Scie nce m Home Eco nom rr.s, his new tough attitude inclu des Oppou, Clote •.ratton• ¼ ten de nt of ichooJ1, ii In Cohi m­ councils of the Soviet Union, InThe conference aaid the com• On t he other ha nd, th e dlplo• f the hard core Stali ni,st&, su ppor t� h_ile prailJns Eisenh�wcr, he I Mr. Brown II Bachelor of Sci ence Clue In S porn Thefts bu1 att.endina: 1 attte-wi de meet• formed 1ource, reported today, mission would deve lop stra tegy to / e crlt Wi ll ia m Wood, Mason cou nty cope with the problem, which it 1 1zed the administration's de• · I n Anatom y. The report, llld his 1upreme mats old, ·11 • crou p opposed to I ers of Red Cbin a '1 touch antiin1 and worbhop tor count, 1U• Mr. and Mrs. Brown and Ro­ deputy aheriff, was In Pom eroy called" ufius ua.l In the facl! of peri ntendents at the Lincoln Lodge leadenhlp does nol appear to be too. cloae relation, with the West West poli cy, some 9ectlon1 of the fense p'rogr am and a dvocated a Tise workshop 11 I n session threatened imme-dlately but he la Pre,uure from thl1 croup watt army and thoae who are susplci- thre e bJlllon dollar Increase in de J berl's grandlnother, Mn. Sa die - today se eki ng some clue aa to th e mou nting figures in �hurch mem• fens e spend ing. , Brow n wi ll attend t he exerclsel!I disposi tion of arUcles which he bersbip. Wedllesdoy through Friday of fi,1ht1na: a rear-1ua,rd action In an sal d to llave been partly re■pon, ou1 of th e West. Rocketrner said th e natJon tomorrow as will Mr. and Mrs. aaid had been stolen from the attempt t n appare th for e l slb hi1 justify to t cy Ofll in.c n atun e poli co-existhe other group fav !bi, week. policle, belore ai,d after tbe re- switch which torpedoed tbe 1um: en ce with ttie We■t a nd afl«1r a p- must ach ieve a faster rate of eco- 1 Carson., Mr. Car son 's sis ter, Mrs. Phillip Spor n cons truction job at MIIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL cut summit conference. mit In �arl• last m�tb. parenlly being outVcttd i n the 1 nomi c growth urred federal aid [ Ruth Tucker a nd Mrs. Carson 's Graha m Sta tion. Articles included CHA.RGI BROUGHT ( two chain hoists, small power re e , m m fro told t, n Admitted: Cuba Reynol ds. Che­ Informa 1'1le Prea:ldiu m ttefcre the aunun it, now for school constructl()D a nd en• sister, Mrs. Mildred fra nk. United neutral e ca 'lb port report. haa GUkey Herbert f e Chi 'J ed .tJ;le ll'ffllt of Jame, SproUH, diplomata w�o an in ■ po,ltion to Pren lnterriiUonil tbe cOflflict la showing ai'gna of growin J u n- d or1ed medical aid for the qled The Carsons' two sons Herm an, tool, a nd other arti cles a m ount• shire; Arch Ha nning, C..'beahlre. Dismissed: Florence Reynoldl, Middle� on the ebar,e QI de- I know what ii ,-o lrli en lnalde thci doe, not bear ' tht f1m:Jllat tnark• ea1lne11 over Khru1bcbev'1 mount un,der tlJ! Social &icurity 11atem Jr., ( 1950) and Allen OGS3) also ing to tever..tl hundred d ollars in Pomeroy ; James Frecker, llinen­ .tr'oyin,: a parkfna meter Ucl:it. lie Yiitch wan, � tb.e , Kremlin. They l n,1 of J)lft Power atrualea wt.tb in(ll attacU on the U nited States In ' 'COntr111t with wbat he call ed are OSU gra duates. Ruth Carao n vallle, the deputy said. The theft.a have been made over ville Md Heleft Stri� Pom-­ •DI be liven • beorllo l<l•llhl be- I reluoed lO permit ld••�!l<ld� in the Soriel leadpnh,I� -�,. ind e,])<cWly • uslY tone to- • "bulCl!ly unaound" p],n of lbe will teaeh nex t · September al � l a dmlnlstr!!ml!said. ero1, o I!•� ! . . . · . ir,w-,� Q, •• -�!!� !! .. ��!!!'"':'Y; f re- llo¥or · ., • r"'f ..., ' ' ' . ,, • • •�"I � , .., .....�;;. �·., ' · "'I .. , , 1 t.1i�V"'.. t ... f: 'II, · · East Germans Hurry TO Lel Pil0l G0 Free ' At Long Bottom (oCII �dg1111tflt 11141'" IMld 4,,_. ..,._, lh• b�11'1 chook4i. fhelf' polhh1d tlleeaM• 011d eulhlcMl1d toMfort, llglltlf donti for IIIMM_,, 9IVt1t • 1111•"'1' look 11ftCI prluo I• ftelltla, 1•• 9"'ac;lkal. Wfff IM111 • • • WEATHER Ike's Backers · Defend Policirs From Rock)·'s Surprise Attack I , I ·I Inclusion Under Churc��lass I I L oser I ------- The you fta:, adult married clas s of the Long Bottom Ch u rch met at the l'!ome of Mr. and Mn. G eora:e Frederick reeently. Oscar Babcock led prayer with a dl1tui-1lon on Matth ew, foDCN4n,. De lores Frank will a:Jve a talk about Rachel at the nexl meetln11 which . wlll be held at the Forked Ru n Lak e with potluck refr eshments. Attend lnc were Mr. and Mn. Osen Babcock and Ray, 1 Mn. Nor­ ma n Weber a nd sons, Mra . Char­ lea l.arkln1 and Dia na, Mr. and Mn. Harlie Frank and family, Mr. arid Mr■. Dave Yates Mld Mr. Georce rtederlet and and· family. I I - ., n w,,_ \ €as11 -fo-LtSe.jt.tush.es rogrom , l t he Tennessee Lad Wl'ns Nat1'onal I 1 Spelling Bee WI.th 'Velle1·ty' 1 --==..,;,;;;;.=====-=;;;;;;.;..;==;;;;;; Hold$ Me,eting Men's Toyo Sport Caps FOR DRESS OR SPORT l!!lpedal purdlaM! ol ,ummer weiaht. chino 1l1cU Eaay -11>1.111 1tyle1 for drett or 111POrltwear. Wa nted colors! Completely wHhablc! SIJea 21M2. ,._ I Had Been A TWO- T . IPIED LUSTRE IPREI IATI N Mf•- "'1°'· ' l'chang B Hcre'11 a wonderful aasortmcnt of cool, !f'horl•!decve spurt 1hlrla ,11 nd overy n ew 111tyfo lots of them h.it, i nd your o l d !a\/Orltes, too­ Al l Slnforbed ! Completely wash­ able - _ S-M-L-XI. ilitc-s. 3 Cle land Cu t-Ra te store in Cozert was brought be for e him Raci ne in compa ny wi th a juve- by Sheriff Robert Hute nbach 11i le. Loot, es tlm ate a near �00 I early this spr ine before he had in va l ue, was tak en arter the reached tbe 1ge of 18, charged · you ths ha d broke n ope n a rear with breaki ng an d tnt�rlna: _ the , door or the store. The J uvenJ!e Syca more Grov e S ervice Sta tio n , 1 was placed on proba tion last week t he Eber Pickens �ome a nd the : h)' Ju d g e O'Brie n an d ordered to G. A. Deem Serv ice stat ion in earn and pay $100 lo Fra n k Cle- Raci ne . Al that t ime th e )'OUth w as placed on probation unt il l and , o.w ner of th e atore. J udge O'Br ie n said tod11.y t ha t hi!I 211t birthday and relea.aed in -- - -- custod)' ol a relative. The ,entence i m poaed today for an indeter minate term In the ,m,e Ma ns riel d Reform• tory unt il the you th reaches th e aa:e of 21 or u n til out:, tl mo ., ht, behavior in dic11. tes refor mation. Lester Cour t of Port la nd WH sen ten ced to the Ma nsfield Re!or m atory today by Juveni le Jud ge F. H. O'Brien for vlola tlo n of pa ro le lmpos� April , on breakmg and entermg and gra nd larceny chara:es. Cozart, who rec entl y beca me 18 ye.ars of a ge, had been arreste d by Mars han A lfre d Lyo ns on a charge of breaki ng and en teri ng woodw,o rk, furniture, walls '°" s1 -99and s7-99 • Men, here'« bhe '\ri deat , oelecllon of w,lklnr lhorta in town--corda, thJno couon,, r•ba... dines, llub WNV(ls 1nd othor,. BcnnudM or aborter lena:�•. 1011 d �olor• 'I Od pattern.a, Boys' W■lklng Shorl• $ 1 .99 • $2.09 �r- ent1ne 0, 'l'lle lleff,a-Mu- Are. Refo�atory Sentence Imposed On Portland Youth In Parole Violation By Judge O'Brien • • • matchln·g colors for In two (Rt.erai, In Trouble With The Law .; MT,. S& Det,ated To TIie -------------------------•----•-----....;_ I beJn, a1 y • ;;:;;';".°'.;:;'; �V l-;:;;0 ::;--46 � -------------------------P ::e::r: :'.'.':: :m ;;o ::'.d::le :'.p':o': :-,-; • , ':::"'." ur M;';id oy OL X l N . ::.;rt h� io Th .. O::'. --• ---:-------------------------�0 96 9,-:l-: ne� uJ:" -,-: ay ":"" sd --, k LE-l;O?Y .S:N G- I Exciting News for Summer • e b a. ttl•l . 8P 1\e /\re st ,1\•h 5\1, Qh\O ly Unlhcl PreN I nt.MN.. 1M� 1 -" • '", Ob.lo � prt,dtct .., 4;pb�\1S more •cclff'at.ly In wtnNr than In aumfflff. In hot WNthff nln1 oftffl cotM from ..,..on thuncle,. 1tomu which berorMftra •ldom 1nt1c1.,.... Now You Know E J Mr s. James uler Honored With Dinner By Faculty Leo Story, worthy master, [ Mrs. James E.uler was honored INS when Hemlock Grove recently when the r,cu l ty membeni presided LI HAWK LUCIL ly u�t Ch urc h, h eId One W on O ne C Ius O f the Pomeroy First B apu.o Gra nge met Saturd ay eveni ng. ! of the Ra c in e High school enterBil ly Biggs, so n of M.r. and Mn. Dur in g th e butin eas sessi on, pla n, · Li ned wit h .i noo n di n ner al the their investiture ceremony recehtly al the church. For the service, a table with }i nen cover with a trefoil bor- Na tha n Bin• e ntered Sl JoseOih were made to visi t Olive Grange Martin Re11 t.aurant . Mrs. Euler h,a s der was pla<: ed in the front of the sanctuary. A large Bible Hospi tal Su nd ay and u nderwen t and present a program , ill the tau g ht a t th e Rac ine school for 24 on Mand•>"· He ii con, near fu ture. It was an n ou nced years, teacldng Spanish, Latin and and gold cross with a green c a ndle on either side centered root surgery ly a nd expect, to ren ice valescin g lhat Co l umbia Grange will be EngHsh, and was in charge of the . . the able. A la..rge globe with a ls m the horseshoe tormaUon gir tum home Thursday , , library. :lfrs. Eu ler will take a sim­ sts a nd present a progra m at gue side was ellher on yellow candle for 8 caQdl e Ught cere m ony. Mat• Roy Strid,Jand, engineer for the the nex t meeti ng on Ju ne 18 and dar position in the Mirld lcp orl on one end of th e table and a piethew $: 1 ·1 1 , nd Joh n 3 : l 6- l7 America n Barge U ne , wu ca lled al l me m bers were ur:::ed to be High S chool this fall. She was preture of J esus on t he other, emwere rea d . ho me by the sud den illness of Mrs. pr ese n t . sente d wit h a glft from her C'O . phaaiti ng "God and Country." . F oll� n � the promi se by the Str ick land wbc ls I pati ent at the Prayer by Mrs . Victor Youn 1 Mra. aara Pau lse n, lectu rer, worke rs. Mrs den, lea iatAnt a leader, . 1 Hospil reis neral e e G Sh igs e were Chii r­ din�er the M t:nding t At • .1 I . � , e c i serv Jr. • leader . ope ned the presen ted I progra m w h i ch openeorge H tclca ac d Mrs . Richard ported much improved . e-ad; T�o­ h 'e s l ayman, Execuh\ H c ld fol lowed by the hym n " Near The G O ed wi th grou p si nging of Owe na aod hel ver, Sharon Young e Mrs. Lena Bra mlace and &rand- Glory, follo wed by a rea d i ng mas Hart, Carl WeE Se, Gay le l'm _ Crosa " by the .a udience. The i,: ues t hand shake a nd da ugh ter Martha of Co lum bus e girl scout h t , k Kri ard n Ber an, l No Howard ·o " e n i e n s, n i l Col William lea der, Mrs. by Mrs. Harol d Jo nes d e mberahip canle were given them were w,;k end ,�eat.I of Mr. and • ur Fnlag.a M rs. Maude Youn g , Mrs . Jccr n gh borhood ch airman an d J e.ider or rt icle " What the Flag a nd a by Mn. Young, wh o also wel co m• Mra. Otho Murray. . Sali s bury Troop, was introduced , Mea ns" by Mrs. Pa ul se n . A re.a d- Ha rnm , Mrs �ee Lee, Mrs. Vinas the ed o ml ttee and pruent ed c Bramlag� ard n Ber Tom!on. and ee Kersh ner an d Mr. Doris Mn , L n " f � of introduction " the by ro11ow('d ing Who oes t by Mrs. Hilber m e mbership car<ls and gave the my, spent the we ek end with Mr. d :.trs. Jf'd Pickens . n h1dpleaders, a t t('ader, , n assista e h t es t d e y, emory e m ced a Qulv pr� t ha ndshake. · · and Mr1 , Cl ifford Leifheit and son . stu n t conduc ted by Mlldred Stocker and committee me m bers. • A u ew f lag was pre!tm led a t rn Onutted Nllme.s ton. A s tory was read whic h co nAs each gir J cam e to t he fro n t a Mrs . Berna rd lage nd B er Bou•c , from C? nr:rcssman Wa l ter Moel ler ac companied b)' Mrs . H ieb or daughter, Debby . of Colu mbus tal ned se veral cou nties wi th tbe I T h e names of Mrs. Lest rea d a 0)' Sheila Hicks who l so � M iss You ng, and eave the promiee , were the weekend guests of Mr. mem bers guessing the counties, Mrs. Ross Pu ll en and Mrs. Tham.ts lcl�er from Mr. Moeller, artc, lh ,· y received the ha ndshake and and Mri. Fred Leifheil. Darst. were uninh>ntion a lly 'Jmit• to co n cl ude the program. . ted from the li st or hostesses w ho w�1ch t h e flag ceremony _was he ld ,I cc. . i gratulations fropi Mra. You ng Mrs. t thi d nce u no n a s wa Jt , Mn. .Robert Baylor an d sons th Peggy Folm_cr, giv tnl? c��I -4, I Mrs. O lfens presented them Kenneth, Wen del! and Ralph, of Harol d Jones won se·cond in the served refreshments fol lowi ng the w.i mand, Cr�stl yn Hieb, flag be . . n lltlt h three Statch u, the trooi; Sout fbint -w.er� Wei:.k meeti ng ol the B. H. Sanborn ,dis• end auestl cou nty dreu ton test. . h a nd Maur 1 sha Duret ,md D1 il '• � . 41.i meral , Girl Sco)lt USA 111 11 cen of her Catl\ei-, W.ild W �l'l. and A potluck birthd ay supper was 1,ionarv Society at the Firs t Ba µZlrk l e, co lor guar d,. , enjo)'ed at the cl01e of t he list Church, Middleport , Mon day tenn ial, after wb�h th e girls Mr,. . wtntlQJ). ,.tr , � · eve ning. t d ll tbe Vl!lil C""'be\t apellt � •� :rneeti nc. -- -The girls ateppe d i nto 11 .,_-" ligh � sma canltlea trom ise le. cand prom . end h1 C'�l�bas :With relt�v;tt'shoe formation and Crestl)' ti le� )_(■..-.cJa� atg Ar ter th� ;:lrl1 _ were ln ve1t.e�: . . r en ce · gave the Girl Seoul prom ise t h ey u ng Girl Scouts Together ·· . � ..IIIY f4ou..,.ar" O.pt. on o,. m.ln Floor - CapVllft Hol,-er 1(66Jdtjl,,M:�iti�lighted one o1 the a:ree n can - Dinn�ni, e by Mn. d with pr■Jer follow en . 'fu�._ . , llftl•� '4,v�- 1,-1,9'11ple to help you •illtfd after whic� the 1,w, were �,�II • � tru, ( ll{ ; StNI Cooking , ng and llP1 which concl uded ou StalnlHt Ut11nsll1, Y '.Coolr:hle ,41�nUfn Gf1i � ' �rl day w t BUck a nd by Becky Sliveni who lighted the Kit• Coo«w,re, Iron «;11t the ceremo n)'. -Waan-r Cookwa,.., C�nw Uhnlil1r , gueft Mra . .£11.q�_h HulUphrey. oth er green candle, Vickie Kay SupFree:r.er Mops, ac e t t A rio follow• e n Sponga e d p uaJ d Mops, c�tttte ''"""' NyjoR Duat q _g Cbarl'9 Sulit an� aon, · Haror� . Young, Ag nes White, Pa tty Owens he socia l room. Refre,h • spent Ul'e we;ek: end I n M•nn, W. ptln, Plcl'h:i ' Supplln, Pl1stic P•ntry Ware, Galvanized Tubs, Sheila Hic-ka, Donn a Sm ith , Na nc)' e d in t Pallt. a.rlwi1t Cans, Floor WaxH, Poll•h•rs and Cl ean•n, Light Ty o, Donna Re ibe l , Li nda Owe ns me nls were_ 1erved from a table Va,, with hi4 brother , Cl arence, ntered w1Lh a n arra n gement cf ce Bulbs, WHhnonland MIik Glass, Br1as Ware, Gift Wens, Now ho 1, ierl�utly ill. and Pamela Kessi nger. deaebud� a nd- • luge cake ro veltiN. PlaoM Bo111-.. Garchn Ho.., I roning Tabl�. Artificial Mi u Nellie Koehler vi s ited in Barbara T■ tterao n gav e the c ora �d m the lirl scout colors cf Flown, Paint-. Vlimllhn, Brushes, P,cnlc 81.sk•h and Suppll-. hJt ) q.1i e y li w Jpoli1 he t of e n o d e ght her sist er, Mrs . motto a nd g yellow d an ee r crip h t ith ln Clothes H1mpert, Sprinkllrtt can,, L•wn Boy Pow..- Mo-..rs. _ �. w • Charlu Weaver, an d oth er relae e low cand les an d Ca rol S tout gave �, v Go on d Blua You Girl Scouts, li ti e the sl oga n and lighte d the other lea ders, co mm ittee !"em ber■ and. Dally _Vae1Uon Bible School is can dle. arter wh ic h the leader,, . , w i th Pi n k held, at the Hemlock Grove helper and commi ttee joi ned the s ponsors Troop 107 ca nd l es on either · aide. A p un cl'I Ch,�Uan,-Church with an enroll­ bc,wl was on one end of itie m e,t of Mn. Mildred Betzing is fnora in cW1t . tab le and on the .other, • with the Bible ver�� "Ble,lled Ji[n,. J;_. l. Hlll returned hon,e o n POMEROY, OHIO the pure I n heart .. Miu Young Sa �f �tt,r a business viai t in asked grace Precedt n1 th1 retreah CoJwnb\1,1. S�e waa accompan ied TONIGHT menta, which wer1 nrved by the l\om1 ')' Ter'.esa a nd J u liii Gooch, Wall Disney's Foater, who - have bieen gueata of grand­ co m m iltee , Mra. J. E. a od�r,,. W ill ia"'; I P.al'!Ultl,· Mr.., H)d c�airma n, Ke.rT Gooch. - liiiyers, -�r,. ;uoe)\�p, .,d Vlcto� Robert .(loocb has ret urned In Tee�lot 1r .• •,s1'tttt b,Y �tly Fos- hOlfle fipm- d16r Holze,r Ho,pltal and i · "' ster. Kevin C'.orcoran and ia c�nuJe�Jri1 . nicely. A U : Y O. S I M I - G t O S S I N A M. H "Chimp" Chimpallzee S�d•f afternoon an d eve ni ng . � callers � tbe h,imo of Mr. a nd Mrs. THURSDAY and FRIDAY A nnouncln11,Blrth J, H\11,, : ratlwoods, w ere Mrl!I . E, 'THE MIRACLE" Mr. 11 nd MO, Jlbfrt Roush ol ' Carroll �ker - Roger M�r• , ., • ., : L A T . X" P A I N 1' Pomeroy Routl' :2 M�: . an nounci n� Ropelrt G009� •nd daughters, 1'er• . ll,1, u d et n a �r. _ n CalvJ Mrs. d 1_ fllJl l, . Ke11ne tti t he birth of 11'1 8' i.-. Allen a t Hotf:11• Hospital ou Wed, Meadow1, Mr. �pd Mu. Pau l John­ rs ne sday June t . ?,trs. Alta M Iiier aOn a nd da\.l.thter, Mr. a nd M . n MaU:Ox a11d 10n of Char­ ma fft:, ot Leon, w. Va:, - t1 a ,randmoth• l er. The Roushtta also hav e seve n e.ston , · W - V't., Mrs . W. A. Morga n n g ndda ughter, Kathy, Mr. other ch il d ren , tv,;o sons and !Ive A 4 N ' Mrs. E. A. Winge tl a nd �.t'rl!I. ancJ daughLen. Ann Coe ot Racin e, an d Mr. a nd Mrs. W illia m B. Downie a nd son , . Billy. ,"ble Sf•"YO I p The Tuppen MainM B!l?li. ac��l Yin Ja net C1J'P(lnler is .Jisiling program w i ll be held 'Frlif�- ffl1 I n 'Dela\f-re' With Miss Su e Keller, nl n g at 8 o'clock !fl the iOB I htir roQm mate al Ohio Unlverity C hurch. Craft.a will be on dl11pl1y. the p11t yeu. There are approxi m ately pupils enrolled. All Pilren t1 a nd friends are invited to atte nd, Girl Scout Troop 167 of Central School, sponsored by the • casual Hemlock Grove Grange Holds Regular Session Ma in l y Abou t Peopl e I n Pomer:oy I "' I I I HAR"tL EY & BJNN'ETT. l'OJUIU)Y , SHOE STORE • 0 Mldclle •f Upper Bliaek" r ' ' < . ' J!! Ti!� �M � !!'!'!•· �. . !!ltf! CW! fill�!!, �!� � '"eel\", be � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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