https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/33f81fd1ed53438d6f468739fa9e7e30.pdf 1c182da16f7d165612e6152c23b4d9af PDF Text Text COTTON CREPE GOWNS Wash 'n Wear Cotton Crepe , Dainty floral pat­ terns. Eyelet embroidery and ribbon trim, Regular and extra sizes. $1 .69 C ERAMICS Large assortment of cer• amic dogs, cats, birds, money banks, elephants, spoon rests, ash trays, vases and placques. 25c Clean, easy to use. Kills roaches, silverfish., w a� terbugs and crickets. Odorless. 3 hives in a box. 39c ARTIFICIAL F R U l1T Imported Plastic Fruit 1 1 in a package 89c' S in Shredded Foam Rubber It's practical and econo­ Make your own pillqws, cushions, chair pads, furniture pads etc . Washable, lightweight & fluffy. 89c a bag One piece playsuit with matching button front skirt. Playsuit is sleeveless style. Scoop neekline. A wide se­ lection of patterns to choose from. Fine quality c o t t o n broadcloth midriffs elastic bottom - large ruffle. Solid white and colored trim. Sizes 7 to 14. ',� ..... -,, , z - . . � •:'Y', , ·\i, •'lll �(;j·1,. '�·1;,�,·: ,�11:• , ,,.1, ,/��.,,,,,\_ ' ,., ,, ,,, · · · i •·•.,; .,r : t r iJli1fII'-?1I·, -. . "" ·-. �,/ ,. ... ,.....,;:.... 'I' • ·- ,.. I ,, • $3.00 Fine texture einbossed cotton dusters. Lace trim on Peter Pan collar. Short sleeves. Attractive patterns and solids. SIZES 1! TO 20 �-95 .. ,' ...oil MENS $1 .39 $2.95 20 INCH WINDOW FANS ironln& need,. Sudh ., 1elllor1, PRUilll c I o l h. needle11, thread, meuur1nis 1-pe, but­ tol\l •· ni. •II ttandard al1e lronint botrd.B. IATU•DAY Sizes 8 lo 16 HALF PRICE COTTON and RAYON $39.95 ,J ,1.11� . ' , ' H THROW COVERS 12 POCKEt SHOE BAG$, Double stitched - reinforc­ ed - extra larg� pocket!. Grommets for hanging. I $1 .00, I , La?"ge rubberi ti�'�eels.• crank type grid a.dj1¥1tment. lwfied tonttnlcUoo. wa�able. Protects • uphol­ stered furniture. Abo use as auto seat cover. Now dec­ $9.95 · 24 INCH GRIUS . ON.lor colora. $24·00 Loose Cullhlons. J,dJ111tabi• Back. oan Be U■ed M It. Bed, Slae 72Jt90 lnchN $3.95 W,ith motorized 'BJrii' and l!ke\V• ms and ,smoke proof hood. $19.95 STEEL BAMBOO Play Gymj ROLL UP l LI N D S '" Top bar and uprights 12"· tubing, Ball bearing hang­ ers. Heavy gauge rounde4 corners. Sturdy aII steel seats. Match s(:ick blinds ,Jn the fol­ lowing sizes. All 6 feet long. 2½ It. Wide . . . . . . ,1.19 3 fl, Wide . . . . . . . . $1,89 4 It. Wide . . . . . . . . $2.38 s fl, Wide . . . . . . . . ,z.eo • ft. Wide . . . . . . . . ,a.11 7 11. Wide . . . . . . . . e4,88 2 SWING GYMS For Gliders and Chair Loun1u, • 78 Inch leni\11, lull drop. Elastic around bottom, $2.69 $2,95 Qu!Ued REVERSIBLE CARD TABLE COVERS Fila all standard size card tables, Plastic. SATURDAY $2.00 QUILTED MATTRESS PROTECTORS Fully bleached filling fill­ er and eoverlng. Double box stitched for longer wear. Tape bound for add· ed strengtb. Fully wash• able, , IQIIILE .B SIZE . . - - . . - - - - - - · . . - - $3.95 \ TWIN .B SIZE ' - - - - - . . · - - - - - - · - · - - $2.95 Speciol 48% MORE (at regular price) WIZARD WICK DEODORIZER ·'Ro�nd Ille clock .control. Pull up the wick - klils odors. Spri"' Bouquet, Evergreen and spice. 8.4 Fluid OUIIC!OI 49c $11.00 -- · - CHARKff GR!L� for oh:alrs, at1.1dl'o couches and !or.as. M-aC1bine - - 24 INCH Ideal h 3 for $1.00 Fl■nnellzrd ailioone covt"cn wllh lraneparent built in White and TUrquOise $24,00 and $32,50 Just 8 To Sell At Electrica lly l\evcn;ltlle. ThcrmolltaUcally Controlled. PLASTIC STORM COVHS . ae,. ••·•• SILICONE IRONING IOARD COVERS Tough 10 ounce denim. Triple stitched and rein­ lorced. Zipper fly. They're made to lit. l\lODERNISTIC ' $29.95 SATURDAY J EANS CHAISE LOUNGES and CHAIRS 1Wo speed control.-. Safety guards snap out for eas y clean· Ing. Convenient carrying han­ dle. pink. WESTERN $4.29 1,1 gallon ELECTRIC F�NS Regular lenitlh .and wallY. length. Small, medium, l�rge .and extra larae in blu e and IOYS BIG YANK Outside white paint. New self cleaning r,roperties make its brlgh ness last. CHAISE LOUNGES I ----------· --"."." '.""""'.""Saturday, '."""------------------------------------------------------------------------::---"7.�'.""" Pomeroy-Middlepor t, Ohl6, June 1 1 , 1960 s:)rGLE r,o:,y - lit -------- ------------- $2,95 CRAFTSMAN • HOUSE PAINT Soturday Sole I Devoted To The lntereau 01 The /flelg1-Ma,_ Are• $2. 1 9 GLIDDEN FOR YOUR EASY SELECTION ,-rtly cloudy with lattwecl """"' derthoww1 fMlfly In central and north. Cool.,. north ,.,,_.,, Hlah today in IOL Lew tonllht .MS. Beautiful cotton print sleeveless <:!resses. Ideal for the hot days ahead. All washable fabrics. ,Button front and slipover styles. Roomy pockets. MISSES SIZES 12 lo 20 HALF SIZES 14½ lo 24½ large (40-42). ALL MARK-ED IN PLAIN FIGURES tNtltiht. � thundw ..,...,,_ north toftitM, lwMllr 4)' Cotton Dresses fi.Ummer weight grey or blue. Bia Yank. Sizag . sma-11 (28-30), medklm (3234), large (36-38), and extra · I n D·ress Goods ent1ne a1 A GROUP OF WOMENS COOL Sanforized denims in M11de by B·I G · VALU,ES NYLON JRICOT • GOWNS e WEATHER Ohio: Wann W.y, Perttr cl... Just Arrived ! LEISURE J EA N S On T��. Moin Floor ...... . Gcnel"Ously cut atnforfz­ ed sport shirts. �artly styled. Wide as,ortment of patterns and solid col­ ors. Sites ' 6 to ul. SATU.DAl' ' Zipper end. �'its stand­ ard bed pillow. Protects your new plllows. Re­ news your old plllows. • '. COTTO N D U STERS REMNANTS , SPORT SHIRTS PLASTIC PILLOW COVERS $1.00 WOMENS Satu rday Sale Of Boy, $ I.Oft Short &etve Womeu $2.95 PHIL MAID An Outstonding - Value ! $1 .49 Nylon reinforced neck. Surrey rib knit. Cigarette poc­ � · ket. Small, medium, large sizes. . Extra heavy. Solid col­ or,, With embossed pat­ tern. Green, ycJlow, pink or beige. SATUJlDAY 111 GIRLS SKORTS Penn.anent pleated skorts with matching pan\5. Wide plastic waist­ line. Patterns and stripes Siles 7 lo 14 lleglllar and Hall Size■ MENS "HAN ES" SOLI D COLOR T A BLE COVERS tlOttl ' 69c Size 54xa ,3.95 Flannel Back pouch '· ... 20 INCH PORTABLE FOAMITTES • -� ,� Womens Playsuits GIRLS MIDRIFFS TEE SH I RTS GATOR ROACH HIVES mical. omeroy II WOMENS • • Cannon Bath Towels i::: Super absorbent. Beaut� fluff finish. Flral , quality. · Heavy weight. 22, by 44 , lncbes. stripes In· yellow, rose, blue, �ljua , and brown. , t. S\Yltt{i GY"" \f ,­ \ '2q�oo V'fG ! ,- • 2 for $1.00 · Saturday Sale! MAGIC CHEF G'5 RAN. Simn1ons "Olympic"' Innersp ring Mattresses HAND TOWELS - - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 fc,r $1.00 WASH CLOTHS - - - - - · · . . - - - - - - · · 3 for 50c di.;; , , hl>l!' Hunclred.9 of COIis, thickly pad�ed on S'!,me :('Oyen ��P, cover. Full 'fd stae. . . _ $36.CJO ' l l '•T'H M A T ' •"S E I:r S slcl_es. Hand• , ·' ' :, '. I "I , �.,, , LAG CURTAIN · P'A N,E t S I .,:• 1, � Bat6 Mat Seta �.15 ,!':,�i,,� , I I 1 $1.00 , MYSTERY FARM :__ Here b- �nother in' th t · cwtenl series of mystery farms pictured fNni the air pver \{elp l:QUIIS.y, Readers are Invited to identify the farm - If they can the own� �Y �veTree·i nice 5x7 print of th1a plcture by vlaltin& offices of Tbe Dally M�J"!lml!l'O)', ' . . ,•, . ' )' � 1 - ' • I ,]_., • - - - , .. , .. . - . ' '_ Ch1'Id RUSbeul Sptrm * To Hospital In Texas Reports were received here to• day that a child of Mr. Qnd Mrs. Robert Spires, home address, Middleport, station ed at Fort Bragg, N, C., suffered burns over 88 per cent of ! ta _ body Friday. and ha� been rushed tG a Fort Sam HousIon, Texa■, hospital. According to the report, the child was on a turpentine treated floor when burnlnJ grease fell on .tlle flDOI', igqiUna: Jt and envelop• liia the cl»!d ,in � I , - Dirth: Mr. and Mrs. Ted Swarti, Maeon, a son. -- -- --- - - -- - - ----- Racine Council I Gets Fly-Ash Boys State Gets Down To Serious Business Problem Again . g ·o, ut Voles ID MOdeI Commonwealth II, b�'t Of Turnin n•mltd Feder1lllt Party gubema- Roediger of Ludlow Falls, Minmi torl1I c•ndld1te. H• proml1itd to County, as Jls candidate for lieu- , da aomethlng about th• long �enalit governor .and August D;imiOt do>¥n to lhe serious business 1how l inH----.1 potent plank In pier Jr. of Massillon forfse cretary of getting out the vote todav. of state . Sunday is cltttion day �t the I hi1 pla.ttorm. The Nationalists advanced a was Bruce over defeat White's sponth commonwcAl l e mod annual sorEd by the American Legion to an upset. The Trumbull Count)' pl.atform calling for ticner highgive teen -aged bO)'S experlcncc in d<'lcgation has elected governors j ways, improved mental hospitals, 1 for the two past years. The dele- 1 extension of Boys Nation· to ingovernment. A Franklin count y bd and a gat£'s came here cager for . a third elude Hawaii and Alaska and en·large ment or the state Highway youth from the Cleveland · suburb governor. While had 315 dcfogatcs to Patrol lo iriclud e policing duties of Euclid led their partie s' tickets and spent the day scrambling for I Bruce's 45 on the first ballot On besi4e• traffic. The !"ederalists, beside calling the second the}! ti ed with 61 each volea. an end- to long lines in the dind e for pull White third the , Jim White of Mifflin Township and on halls. advoca�ed increased ing to moved Bruce 123-M. ahead, in Girard of Bruce edged Richard 1 . state bid · fOr' education, better Trumbull County and six other I make it unanimous. the RJIPOri#II-• Party DOminatlon for I Freed won the Federalist nom- highways, reorganizationandofbetter prokfam health J®ntal · ballot. second the on in,1tion 1ovefflor, The part)' WO picked James E. labol-mana,a:ement nlaUons. Kurt FrNd of luclhl WH ATHENS, 0. UPI - Boys State 100� eottdJi J.('9' l,llnell I 40" . . wide- . �llO" ·IO{C- \l'(CM!D in • ·InterlockJna c(ntttNetlon or the fin� Mt combed )VIII available. 'IN& curtain i. ' tied In pl,.. and 1ri1t nol ,_ ,.. _,._ W.eb ffl ltlkt -ftrm watv, .-...!air...t <. .t s��i'ij�- . -- -- ------ ----- -- ' "SCRANTON" CRBN'iLtB ?l°N:I Sl!e Ibo complele ■lock of lnnetsprlng i\llllnael a1111 · Box llprlap on lbe lllil' .. . . Jrd floon. ... \ ' . ,121.00 Ma1lc GAS RANGES , Saturday • ltt..lO n,1.00 � cMt . GAS RANC,t:11 . Sat� ,u,.oe • 1••�s Saiw'd �llf;QI f219.41 JI Ciief ; 1 , GAS ' NGl.lS ·• Salanl-t f111,00 ,,,41.oe lllqte Cllef GAS · IIANGBS . Saturday ,111.00. ,1,,.... 111,ite CJlef hccuc picnic at the fairgrounds al • a progra m "ill follow a ba5k e t din• ner to be scrVcd at the noon hour. 6 p m sundaY. -where every buy is a politician- I I Racine -�•un,H wa, h.�•ded the fly-ash probl e m 1�� t atten:e d c_ihmg ate po�y d f t t : R8 �1 � e � �\ i g g o au d llor um. oou � i° l co�mun ty residents "".ere presm e�l n a preSlded over � Ar�/ur ;ss �on. m Y r eh ll G. A . l manager, � · f· �jr an , �:�10 Power Company office manager at Pomeroy, and William Hayes S porn mtllintenance foreman, at­ tended .an� reiterated statt:ments made prev1ously at a meelm& of the Racine Cou�cil. No formal clt11ens or&"anizat.lon was formed to r■ile fWldt to ca rry the � into federal cou� as pro.POied at the prevrou meelioi, ��-"t t tr d _ ,.., •J � ;.. .JJ.,· ,'· .,.,. � ' .... .. ...-�• ;,r-:.:'.. • �The Editor's Notebook h<IJlle to roost. Roosting on the editorial desk right now is our statement of this w eek that Unverified statements, like chickens, come • Pomeroy's newly appointed councilman, George Horak. is the 4th Ward's first {'Ouncil­ man in 30 years. This gem of misinformation was piCKed up .' from a chance remark overheard following out taking the trouble lo check 30 years of council minutes, a half Jay job at least, · the last. Monday evening's council meeting . With­ item was incorporated into the news article on Mi-. Horak's appointment . As comforting proof of The Daily Senti­ nel's ever-crowing drrulation. when we make a mb:late we hear about it. This time we tw o - but three councilmen from the 4th heard that lhere have been - not one - not the late Charles (Skip) Keehne. They were Henry Durst. James Fugate and C. L. Heaton. Both Mr . Durst and Mr. Fugate were eleeled and Mr. Heaton was appointed t.o an un- Ward in the last 30 years since the tenure of nn expired ler11t. J A clipping from the May 1 1 Issue of Ille Cincinnati Post-Times has reached OUT dMlt will! a picture of a former Racine resident who has been named "Ham Radio Openlor of lhe Year'" in Dayton. He is Paul R. Wolfe. son or Dudley Wolle and a nephew of Mrs. John Cross. llolll of Racine. Mr. Wolfe has been teaehlng ham ra­ dio operation to more than 400 Greater Cllll­ C'innalians and the award was given In teeog­ nition of his efforts. This Is the season of the year that parents, SHACl< ANO MAKES $6"0 ON relatives and friends of small boys develop what might be termed " Little Leag u e Sto­ mach AC'hes, " or " Pony League · Hunger Cra m ps'" . F No matte r al what t i me you eat on other evenings, on bal I game nights the customary dining hou r waits on the ball game . While Dad's oUspring battles through the innings, the score climbs to ha-sketball dimension s, the a ■ Dally Sentlne� Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 11, 1980-3 SALESMAN MACK At.SO MAKES A OEM,• A c,AAVE!. PIT ON ™ICH HIS END IS $60 "•• r I DUNNO··· I JUST AJ....WA'-1S WANTED 10 OWN A 6RAVEL PIT -1 Y IJ C. I, BLAKHL IE In t he late fortie, and early �ounty A9fflt Atr!tultu,.. I ilfliea the brt,Uer buslneu wu DurJn1 the co�ina week two promoted "here on a larfe ■cale. M eiga C ou�ty club members wlll Return■ wer., e,:cellent to moat complete nme weeks of feeding 1ro wer1. Ou.ring the lut five their 100 bird entry in the 1960 years producen have faced eonCh h:a · -• en o1 Tomorrow Contest for atanUy declining price■, which Juniors. The two are Dwigh t Nel- declined r11ler than eotll. 110n, Lan11ville and Janet Cald• well of Toppers Plains. 1 Emll Malin ovsky, Poultry Spe. . _ cialist osu, po1nti out in recent The bm!I will be weigh ed In at news ' Jetter that "We are one th_e farm on Mondaf, June 13th country in the world where an with the �at _ 10 b11'ds taken t o agricultural producer can wt,rll: Southwor_t h s m Columbus (or harder, produce more In order to lhe District final c ontest Tuesday, giv consumera ' lower coat food e people June 1 4�. '11le� y oung prOOucll, and somet imes &o "'m'oke I are puttmg �heir abilltr as broiloing it. What I traveaty! " er growen into prach c_e . Th�y d Economists claim that ,11 roada ar! not onl)I demon�tratm&: the1r lead to cheaper coQ1umer sood• skill as feeders �gamst the best ror everyone. Cheaper at w hat lhey have done m the past, bu t rice' At the price of going also again 5t t he best that the Crok�1 Yo u know that's one rleht ot her con testants ca n do. we still have In t bia country the Thia y ear with only two con- right and prlvll e1 e of golng teatants in the county points out broke chaftges that have taken 1)laee i ll H� did 1 969 com pare with the pcultty b11Biness in th e last 1 958 poultrywise. Let's t, ke a few years. For years Meigs Coun- l ook.'· ty was recognized as or.e of the In 1958 in th e United States leading egg producing countie�. 1 ,Mg millio n broil ers were proEarly in the lHO a Meigs duced at an average price of County's ega: producers took the l8.� per pound. In 1"9, 1,730 lead in helping a dozen counties millio n broilen were produced o rga nize t,nd operate t he South9.t an average price or 18. lc. eastern Oh.io Egg Auction. As the Over 60 billion ee:11 w ere proy eara followed th e market price duced a t an average price of for eg�s on this m arket decreased SB.Se per dozen tn '1958. A year .so Mei.ga Coun ty producers were later the price hid dropped to forced to se ek better markets. 31. l c per dozen with production '.!'his spring the E. o. Egii over 62 billion. Aucti on fin ally stu1pended opera• Turkey growers i ncreased their tion 8 because it was unable to 1et · n Ibou I .,• m 111I· OR birdI productio ,umcient eggs to maintain the but the price itayed at around market. This points out th e im- 23 :9c p er .pound. port.nee of the b est marketing BRIGHT SPOTS procedures to benefit both proAnd yet there are bright spots , ducers and consum ers. in the Picture. One local egg producer sells moat o f his eggs at the farm. A local sto re takes the . balance of his production. This producer points out , h owever, that If he increlii.sed his prodd&lon he would have to seek a n�ther mar• ket ·The outlook for t h is current y ear, according to USDA eeonoI mists. is ror a smalle r egg laying Oock in the United States because .,., prior to March the low egg Prl-· men and limultryo p raged discou ited their 1ources of credit. A ve.ry pronounced seasonal egg Pr',e rise is Uk.el", in the sum mer and fall of 1 960. Brener prlcn are llkel y to "'1u1talned fhrouah th• summM' 0� abon th• l8.1c: •t . l.-wel1, ■t a-" • awra.. oI mI" mare"' BIG PROBLEMS the or .......'one Of the pro blems_ doling part-nt smothers his growing appetite, snarls at his wife , at the opposing team, its manager, its players and its fans. He acts ex­ actly like any other man who is dying the slow dt>ath nl sta-rvation. B u t the Little League fan is a rugged char­ acter who stilles his hunger pangs with the thought that some evening it will happen. Some evening HI S son, H IS Tom or Joe or Jim, will slam one over the right field fence, win a glorious victory for his team and em- erge the hem of the game. W_ bo eares about hunger then? I I 1 s. .====;;;;..==·=--=�;.;;-=.;====�;:;-.-;::-;;:;:::;-.. ---- 1 ble to thing. And please don't ask me for mine ror I'm afraid you'll forget to return it. Vessir, we of the clerisy seem to be quite a group, I lcnew I was or th e laity, but now, hooray I'm abo o ( th e cl eriB)'. I got into all the abo ve from Satevepost's "Adven tures of" the Mind; Battle Cry for Book Lov. ers." fell Into during- recent Alumni necessarily for information, or Read it who lnow1, y o u may gatherlnes was an o pening &ambit for pleasure, but just read, e very become one or th e clerisy. " I was a poor boy born in a log spare minute. cabin, wh.cn I was ln H. S." I hope Unotypist dear notes They say we domlnate what Finally some of my confreres will really come out in the pub­ t hat the c in th is new word is as began to bellt1ve it. "Now h onest, llshini: world. M ostly we. the the r In oatmeill and acts ac­ were yo u Katrine? '• This latter clerisy, like good biography, a cordingl)I. Otherwise, I'm sunk! being o ne of ruy 8pech1l names clean well built novel magazine "down home" a mong a certain few urtlcleg and storles. W� shun the Dad and I got to quotint and arter I wu "Katrina " In a play. thinking of the lovely McGurtey ultra sexy and putrid But we Well, really I wasn't a poor boy 1 , llkl' also some "get up ·and go." poem "Twinl:le.' Twlnkl�, - . Lnt . Jn a lo& cabin. B.u.t lt 11ounded 10 We are the ones who wept Star" and it revtved &o • · �· doggonfl good I half believe · tt ' M"er Okken&, came on up tq tile memories and 11entlmeTirJw;t, now myself. noblen eH and h eart break of ain ait11ng here right no w, ,blurry Ha m let, readine a Jot of beau ti- e)led and with tha t familiar swee t They II)' they're g oina: to build ful (and not so beautitul) poetry but sad eche in my throat. • log c1btn Jor Nhco n so he can Ciction, .articles-oh now will I What brought it on, Dad uld t'"l ai m Jt u his birt hplace. This , ever s top trying to sum any of one morning they were alJ on the ol couNe, pure tacetlou1neB11. way to school and 11topped for this up? 8ome f1ptou1 fU)' had been Set us down in a wide , barre n som e neigh bor children by t he Janltor In h11 collere h all in rteld and let a 10 day old news­ way. The father came out, "Ab early day�Hn 't It Booke.t T. paper blow in sight. We'll read can't go t h is mornlne-h e haln t W11.thln1t(ln?' Anyway, that'll do lt and avidly. Clean up the four got no alate pencil." For some reaaon that s e t me for my at.of')'. m11gazlnea and lwo books you'd So they erected a plaque ''Book - thought would laat 10 day1-now orf. I got to th inking o r a little )lou can turn to Thorean all over Johnny Wood In our school at er T. Wat h lng to.n Swept Herc." ugnln. or, one or your liv e or six home. I happened to see h is lunch . Th i■ week's new word for me- &l· rnpbooks or the Seara catalog. I t was molaaaes on bread, juet cleri11y. H m�ana t he great mob Whal lhis country would ever do exactly that, no more. And Dad (mlllic)II R) of us who read and wl1ho ul II Sean catalog, J trem- said his Dad told or how he took his lunch, exacUy tha t too, and In a tin pa n tied up with a clean cloth. J. Aralnlt 20. Water It's no wonder thia all eet■ next Arm enian. pt my heart and then to dry up mllk rtv.r (Babyl) the tear■, I wax indianant. For I I. Ro1l1, u 4. Romulu1 tt. Cere­ live In a land where kid11 are not of money­ ud --. rnon,y txpected to walk over one half 21. A I, Natlv• t, 8hop 10. Ot an arta mile to sch ool. Where II lad acol pruen• l2. Bhl,p oanal Burma tual b llked Gov. Lauac he " Why auve , ;it. Olrh aame 8. Part or !8, Bant" can t we have ■· thirty-tiv e cent 15. OloN to Uto be'' 39. Drtvea silver piece to pay for our lunch, 11. Draw u,1114 ?. A.n 1te111 onso much handier." • front 8. Qlo11y war<t Dear �Ida of today. I know , fabric 11. � r!Y.. 30. Re1t we Ye spoiled you, 1lmo1t beyond · -period. O. Bbowa tf, lilefNI recall, In '!'• ny CHH, :n. mercy 11. Butld• ....... But don t eome to me with any 11. "A.uld ­ 11. BlbllOOI of your hard1hlp tales, with the Olli, 1ilver spoon atlcktn• out o f your IS. tt >ldallfoil mouth, tor all to 11t1. :ie. lT, For [-1 am the cblld, the lllll Ill. Join true child, of tbe McGuffey Atie in this country. NNd I •JlPl ■ln further, , -Out1tand1n1 aentonce In a Jim H11erty (PNlident's Secretary-) article J'm re1dtn1: "The Jet aft now IUl'l'OUlds the White Houae where Lincoln tossed on hla pillow and Coolid1e dozed away lncon1tquentlal a fternoons." Have .,0 --ater , 0 ever read , •·" contrast In du■t one seatecet IV ILANCHI M. HASKINS 1 t. =• -.... ......... •,. ·' � .,I # .. .• • • • --• • -..-; 4 I I l ,..., :)- ;I i ... I I CLASS MEITING ' The Daughters of Ruth Class of tQe United Methodist C hurch will meet Monday at 2 p, m. at the home of Mrs. Albert Alward, Mineraville. I ' 'rO' 'Mei't ' .w:10NiiS1¥Tf '.' · · Th e Past Presidents of tlh:( La't.1lea Auxiliary of Drew Web1ter Post American Legion will meet at the home or Mrs. Owe n Watson, Racine Road, Wednesday at 6 p. 1 m . for a p otluck dinner and meet­ tng. Members are requested to bring t heir own table service. a. ·y,1•• ··--· - We went cle_ar to Parkenbur1 Tuesday . We who" Hldom leave thi1 1pot to 10 much farther than Pomeroy. The day was fair, the meadow •reen, ont could hear the meadow larb alqln., even with the car 1oln1. Road■ldes were white with the 1weet daiaiea of June. 1 1lway1 hate to hear Dad tell how his father detested doilioa and wo1od an unendln1 war on them. Tbty're ao fre1h, pure in appearan�. tht nr, es­ sence or ■ummer.. Of c..-ur1e we H\" Mel11 Coun. llans In Pattertbutt. Thia time Mi na (Mra. WIU'De Swlaher), mother, Mn, Freda Heine■ and aunt Mn. Arthur Priefl. 1 wal balll:ln& ln 1 ,oraeou1 choloe lo•nJ• ot o lumiluN otore "Woll btre 1be lo, modellln,, jull 11 t thouiht" and it WU llina11 vol�. .... of the •wteloal tlda a tocti.er wu ever bleat with. llo1'1114 1IIII lllbt· She and W � \b ANN OUN CIN G! MEET TUISDAY The Lodies Auxiliary of ttie Ra­ cin e Firemen will meet at the Town Hall at 7:30 Tue1:1day nig ht. CLUB Sl!SSION POSTPONED The meetinc of the Au1.lliary of Lewis Manley Post Amerlcan Legi on sc heduled to meet Tues­ day at the home of Mrs. Camp. btll Harper has been postponed until Tuesday, June e 1 . _ · HOLZIR HOSPITAL Admitted, June 9: Mrs. Stacie Arnold, Pomeroy; Mrs. Bob Brooks R. lple)'; Russell Little, Rutland ; Miss Anne Sherman, Mason; (M�. toav kl Sneller Middleport · M\as Johna tta Oldl\ker, Harttoid. 1 Dlamla■ed June 9: Fred . D ic, Jamea Swart, Henry Clagg, n. Oavld Harris, Mrs. Sandy e9, lb , MI H Bertie Staley, Mrs, , Schwltal . Mrs. Stanton Fel re, Mrs. Don Willls, MaTf Pltc h dird, Miss Margaret Gavin, Mrs. , ,'l al Staten , Jr, , Edward Klng, T r.a Esp lch, Mrs. HarQld Taylor, rs. Nel1 on Gardner, Kenneth Mu • 11, Mr! . Rupert Munyan and son; Mrs Albert R oush and son; Janel Sue Jenkins. Births June 9: Mr. and Mr,. Bob Brooks, Ripl ey, son; Mr. and Mrt Stacie Arno ld, Pomeroy, son. WE HAVE JUST INSTALLED A NEW SELF· SERVICE ICE MACHINE FOR I • \ 1 The Aln1an•� ·roD.\Y .A.ND - 1 YF,ST�RYEAR -.' CONVENIENCE CR US H E D I CE · �UT! ·RUJt ' .' · ·e" ' •· ' f · ,· · D0l ' T � ;;LET fltt:tACK . ,, ' illulberry Ave. -- PHONE WY Z-2115 U N I C IJ eU4lom. gltJ'u/t,t -- -- --"--- ·s,1ltrs OF: TOI.ii PMJY We've Increased the Size­ But Not. the Price• ...---· ..... ... .....,. ICI , , , • -• with Miulches Save · WEST MAIN . STlUT. o11 , Miska. %1·•M.,,- fllli-_&1_11·11,.ltt:MA .."'-""_-� . ' •·.·. ,-..._.,...IJi, .., ,J, . .. ' . . . . ' -1111 ,..•• .iw.1 .t.uu ' , . • ....,..., • , POMEROY, omo _________._._"'":',_,---·· -·--..a----:-�.l'!,M!!'!,',.,;,.:.��-'!!,!",.............._ ...,_.,. .• I Labo G3fden eedS --�J--- . I Tomato Growers ! ShOUuJ}d use Care C tivati I • : . , The Reynolds family were !,mner residents of Pomeroy, but •� now located at Lebanon, Oh 10, where Mr. Reynolda is superviaor new Correctional Institute. at-the--- - - - • - II · , I I I FREEZERS Jt'a. a aupennarbt at your ftngertlpt, th!, belutllbl new Chest FRCUr, with lllllimum capacity for all typea of ·frozea l'oou. Handy •�ding baskets and adjUllable clividen help you orpnize your food for euy inmtlory• The quick ...Uon will "aharp" freeze up lo !IO lbs. of fresh t.i,ocl. The entire freezer i, conatrueled IO!idb' lo lon1 life and trouble-free suw,o. n-.c.. aiw .. .... liliil ' Phone WY•%·Zl81 Jack Carsey, , Mgr. EAST MAIN STREET .\ • < ·' •• • ·� I I Phy1lciam will •e1come the drug beca use it 11 .a ne:w and e11ier way of reductnc exct11:hte level■ of cholesterol in the blood. Th moat commonly med old way i1 dl et - by forbiddlna food, bi1h in cholesterol, which p,e­ ,.-enla addition■: to the amount, the body ia matinc, and allowin, (oodl rich in unut urated fat■ which 10mehow interfere wlth the body mi king it. .. new The drug, which is a pill to swallow, come, out of the rea.eareh laboratory of the William Oh io. For yean Merrell acient.m, S. Merrell Companf, Cinetnnati, ha. ve been expuI men,,u.. .. _ wtth the molecule of estrogen, the •in 0ie: ie=� :a! 0 :f:!� 1:: acteriatlca. One 1uch is ·· Mn. Buryl White spent ' • few days lut week With her parenta. Mr. aod Mn. R. D. Hill. · Aid Squad Called TO parker RuD 'lbe Pom eroy emergency squad was called at 11 �50 P - m. l 11t nig ht to Parker Rm near r.n11ville and brought Laura Robinson to Meigs General Ho spital for medlcal treat ment by Dr. Chu-let Mullen. M111. Robinaon was reported in poor condition at t he hospital this morning. TOP- NOTCH PER F O R M A NCE __ _ I ....... � _. - 1\· �, .... . • \ ... _ ll& -<('1r:-' · IIKW IIOl.r.an HAYLIBEB 87 • • • prlc■d luot .... ,...,... Pinn, oq..... ud leafy • • • tb1t•1 bow yoa waat ,our NIN. Alld • .,od - "' ... - la - tho Now lli:illiiid1faj U- 67. lt'a ll<)( tho - - - - - for fut -t bo.,motlr,a. And with ucluaiYe Flow--Ao­ -, h bandlea bay too. A.aillblo In hrino­ tie, _-<lri.. only. '°"' -'1 .... �..,.. .. .. ,.., ....... TCIOATI Be Sure Of Quality Service FOR SALE Tomato Baskets Voluo and Strawberry Boxes Mlddlepert Feed Ml "'We Do Olltom Grindinl" No. 2nd St. Phone WY 2-1254 MIDOLIPORT ------- --- - - Thompson Fulton TRACTOR SALES ,._. WY-2-5101 ,_, 0. • • CLOSED ALL-DAY THURS., JUNE 1 6TH Friday Morn ing 7 :30 A.M. W•berever yo1.1 live, you can t'n• Joy tfhe convenie nce of -gas and modern .wU-ances . . . . . wtlh Mhland B ottled O.s. Ash-I.and Bottled Gas __ . _ is dependable, convenient, etormproof, heat6 inlt&nlly. Por More D■t•I 11 Ph. or Write AVERY NELSON Hemlod, Grove, 0. ·.. Phone WY-2-6794 ■. ■ Corner =:!-T Butternut Meigs Equ ipment Co., Inc. " Where Quality Is Paramount" and Serond PHONE WY.Z.%176 ' } lt11 10, and ao a compantive freedom (UP to the menop.au,e when .natural estroaen production alickerui) from artery dileue1, includinl thOlt that eulminte in heart attKU and atrok.ea. Eatroeen definitely keep:1 eholet:terol - making ln check. 0 -- dutinctly artery hanlenJn1 than mm under• LONDON UPI-The Soviet Tau new• agency 11id tod.ay that Premier Nikila Khrushchev bu 1nnounced he ia ready to help Oliver Po wen see hi, 10n, U·2 pilot Franels Powen. Khrushchev said he will help tb� elder Power• see hi■ IOD if be cornea to t he Soviet Union but he Informed tbe father ln a letter · " I must tell ~_. , you that your son will b;e tr1eu. • Tall aa1d Khrushchev's ■late• ment was made in reply to a letter from Powers ' who lives in Pound, Va. Khrushch ev wrote to .. d Power1 . that Law II 1aw, .an I <:&Dn�t l nterf�re in � �atter whu::h 11 exclusively �th!� tbe com�!: ence or. the JUdtctal authoriht1 Tau satd. . . H e 811d P11 1 p owera wouId ., ue tried "according to Sovft!t · la,n" 0 Khrnshcbev told the fafh r ,. ·at ler, • I b . r,:f1, t n is e 8 001e _men Uoned . , and which lhe ·pilot I molber had aat� to � delivered to her son, waR .not 10 ,.the envelt,pe. for some reason. ------ WE WI LL BE NOW! City Convtnienct Beyond The Gas Mains W'dh be- JUI! .. cbolemrol la to do? That quat.lon and othen nmaIh to •UI:" amwe.--.. -• Animal ..per1ment, mow, bowever, that the deamOlta'Ol CN11t,, ed by the dru.1'1 blockm& adio... ac<:umulatea in leuer amounil than clloluterol. Pretwubly body chemistry ii better able to eo&­ vert It into bile aclda 1hd otbc ■ubatancea which are routfuel, e• creted. OPEN AS l/SIJAL POMEROY, OHIO ' Khrush Ready T0 ffeIp Dad See U-2 Pilot He re, e,· ,·•d t he •-chelor of a. Science Degree in Industrial Super• vision and has been em p loy ed as Traffic Co ntroller of I.he Wilmington Publishing Co., a branch of the em per, Thoma, Co. of g����.: ,·r $2,2 9;0,0 �- .. r- � Ille of �- N• . •, I I AS LOW AS · ,,.. ,.. _U)- (:IJlli,,l,f9.. . ... -� l A· - 1; PHONE. WY . ' m th1 I Tile Ve�·pt ilitlllae ·, � �;:;;_�!1 :�• b:� ! �!a���: and feed, al m05t entirely on greasy food■· 1 h FRE EZE R . ·• ' , I 14 Cubic Foot CHEST TYPE 11 · 1 � ttft.rl , . ._, ,! I The carpenter ■nt I.a black and about one-haU inch lone. It commonly ia found around 1tumps a nd logs and may become ealabllthed in damp wOOd in porchea. It tan Forked Run Llke �as yielded another large turtle seven bore int o perfectly •lld und .true1 pounds heavie r than that taken in the ijsh nets durm g the tural timber, however. net survey at th,, Jake. The turtle, weighing 33 lbs. wa s taken Pavem en t a nti and li�tle black from the ban•k of Forked Run creek a, short distance above an\s both nett in the �11 and are the la_ke, it WJl$ r�ported. fo ur.d under sidewalU or stones. Some good , bass t11\tch es have also been reported at t he lake I The pavement ant 11 much larger 0 wi.th threE! 5 lb. 'ka• " ""' caught over the weekend, as verified by than th, little black ant. , , ,.. · local gam e prot�tiors. some nice crappie a,n d catfish catches Al.ao payJng off is the Fish. and Game Association Lake on West Shade at the Horher Geo,lein .farm. This lake was built by money made by the as.sociatlon from the sal� of hunµng and fishing licenses }S f, \..A)0lf0 I'_ and is open to anyone who wishes to fish. Sugar Rul\ Flou r Mills OF ICE DAMPEN THE _SW�• ff 111'. · Chlordane or dieldrln, aayt R. P. Holdsworth, Jr., Ohio Stal.e University Exten1ion ent.omolo cl.t ls aold in many ,tore. H roach and ant apra,-1, are ver)' effective agam■ · t anI•· DIr·--....n for uaI n& these 1pray1 to co ntrol ant. are contained in an Ohio Aptcullural Extension Service iheet fact available at count)' n:ten■ion offices · . I Several 1pec1e1 of anti can become pestt m dwelllnel, Dr. Hold■ wo.rth aaya. Some of lheH rnay neet in houses. but mott of the m I build their ne1ta outaide and find their_ way into house� throu1b ope mn11 . Once they fmd a food supply they set up a re1ular route between lbe food ,nd th(I! nest. , Pharoah's an f ts t he moet common and fo und in homes. Jt 11 a · tmy, redd I•h colored imliect and feeds on a wide vari ety of fooda. The t� lef ant neat■ outdoors in w Fro hunters may hunt legfllly after 6 p.m. next Wednes• � 1o day. unting bE!1 ore that time is strictly Illegal, a s three Mulcbmg wt.II control weeda, For Farmer& Meigs county m e:{"I found out this week lo the extent of $15 r�d�ce water l oss due to �npora- Faeb Vegetable production In the as. lion, and mak e harvettmg e __ ___ and costs each in coµnty court. ___ r· •• ler with som e crops says E C 1 u · 5· m 1 960 w 111 u.:: a00ut Ive p lut o rcent year, e State Ohi below LOSE DISCRIMINATION . CLAIM . Wi ttmeyer, exten1ion . horttcul- u . __,...Ul_ mvenu· 1Y E xtens1on econWUIIII LANSING Mich UPI-Eleven 1uris i..-1e un I ver• · t aI The Ohl O 8,. white me n have l o�t a dia<:rimlnasity. On gardens lqtated on roll- predict. oO0 10 I Ing land• m ulpes w� II reduce s Dairy furniah the Amerfood ��a� �l�� ::;;�e:..t':a�!:r:. water run-off follow1n1 heavy I e wltb approxImatelY 1can peop spokesman for th e State Fair Emrai ns one-fourth the protein in their pl oyment Practlcel!i Commissi on ( fi , Oft Rotted ma n ure, straw, partially diela. said the -club rnansg eftlen t clalm• · oOo ed N egro waiter, w el'e superior Improper cultivation ot wma- decomposed compost, wea thered e plan ts will be Usually hous sawdus and at e t oss p m shavings in performance. t he early part of the toes during • evereIy burned or bl eac he d d urs d an 1d b • ti un cor o a.a gr rn o c are s V)' se c«:u a e h --- -- growing season can ·-· --e-r Indus•-· .. broil w:r bu b een credit l osses at harvest time, according , ...:, r cI9ry mutcbes. APP1y m?Bt �t"., Ing the •··mmer planled In f••ll .. A promine�l University of Geor• to E. c. Wittmeyer, Ohio State .,,,eae materials about two an�hes ,11un, say Oh io State University E1.floricul turists. aia buainess adminlttratl on pro- University Extension hortlcultur- deep. Straw should be d eepu , tc:tlsion ' fessor states that 11Credit rather ist. oOo because it will setUe. One Inch of than the market, will be the pouJNearly all vegetable cropa can sawduRt may reduce moisture l oss try industry, corset for 1960". Early culUva tions can bf! with but more may be needed for weed be da maged at some stage of their To put it bluntly, h e is saying in slx lnchel of th e plant, Witt- con trol. Con trol of pere nnial life cycle by 2, 4-D or 2 , 4, 5-T what so many of us �av.e known meyer 1ay1. Some growers iidjuat grasse& is difficult wi th any drift or vapor, accordlnc t o Ohio for a long time, th.at injudicious cultivat or shovels so that some mulch. Stale Univ ersity Extension hortiuse of credit can bfl ruinous. He soil will be moved t oward the Mulches ca n be applled to al- culturisl!I. is saying there ha s been too much plants and t hus cover y oung most any veg etable crop, says I oOo Farm I ncom e for the first four 'eny credit available in the pouJ. weeds In the row. This makes a Wittmeyer. Most gard e ners prefer try industry causing over prod.ue- slight ridge around the plants mulch ing crops that will be in t he months of 1 960 was three per tion . H e is saying that this credi t which will help In caae of rainy garden all seas o n, such as tomat o- cent under the sam e peri od Jast is now rapidl y co ming to a roar• weather. year. Volume o f marketing waa e a, pepper, vine crope, egg plants lng slow down and will resul t In so me cases, Wittmeyer says, and p otaloea. about the sa me as a year ago, in better broiler prices in the growera may benefi t by loosenWith warm aeHon crops-to- but prices a veraeed three percent 1960&." ing the m iddl es between roWI matoes, peppers, egg plants and lower, acc ording to Oh lo State wi th a cultivator as soon as pos- vine cro ps, mulch should not be University Ex.tension econ omists. Several year■ ago the writer slbl e after plan ting. The roots applied un til the soil has warm ed oOo waa called "crazy " when he wrote ·soon will grow in this area, and usually early Jun e. Cro ps makFuel bills for fir m tractors ofthat if the cost-price spread con- later cultivations should be shal- Ina best growth during cooJ wea• ten exceed $400 per tractor per tinued, broiler growers would low. If .a grower has the urge to ther, such as [riah potatoes, s ho uld year, according to Ohio ..Slate Unihave to depend on the value of cultiva te d eeply, he can d o it In be mulched aa early II possible. verslty Extension agricllltural en• the broiler droppin1s for this pl'O- the middles s oon after planting, Some mulch m1te rlal1, such as gineera. flt. A recent ltsue of a national the horticulturist points out. oOo straw, shavings a nd aawdust, and magazine dJacloaea that broiler Egg grading costs ire lnfiuencWi ttmeyer sug1este erowers gro und corn coba. are low In nilhouse litter Wll worth $9.80 per use 1weep.s lor later cultlvatlon1 rog en. When these material& de• ed by thl!! si e of th e rarm s hip­ z ton 118 a fertiltzer for corn, Many in place o( other 1ho·ve1 1, which c0mpose, they co mpete with the ment, report Ohio State Univer1 Mel&a Coun ty f�rms today &how tend to cul tivate too deeply. gro wing crop for available nitro- aity Exten,ion poul Lrymen. the r e_sults of th11 fertilizer vallle. OOo Most Ohio tomato erow er s have gen. Apply a fertilizer such ■6 Broiler and e11 Production bave done a good j ob in improving 6- 1 2- 1 2 at two to three pounds or 0Re of the proble ms that ls 10111 been the leadinl enter�riae t heir cultivatio n practices, ac- nitrate of toda at 3--4 to one being studi ed widely to help 1gri­ in Meiea County. With conttnued cordi ng to ihe apecialiat. A t one 1 pound or ammonium sutrate al 2·3 culture survive a nuclear atteek efforts in marketinJ and productime many growers were auUer- pound per 100 feet of row to help is the_ effect or radi0&ctive fallout lion improved, Melia will con• in& he avy loBSes a t harveat ti me prevent nitrog en deficiency. U and what can be done about it, tlnue to be I leader 1n various 1 because o f J mproper culUvati on leave• 1how a )'ellowi1b-green according to the U. S. Department Pomere7, 9h10 poultry enterprilea. during th e early- part of the color and thin 1tem1, additional of Agriculture. -- -- ·.--- --- �- - 1: --� - - · - nitro1en fertilller may be needed. ' growing .season. Fi eldmen for to­ mato proce11ing companies, coun• CHl!ST ty extension agents, implement TVPl! suppliers a nd other leaders have teamed up In recent years to help growers reduce losses. � ''SIGN OF QUA LITY'' ANYTIME YOU .::a-:: I :'llll�flll-= ..:.":.":°3- �;j l,.................,11111.. jj,lj,.,....... _ _....,_...,. ' � .mi, � men �ere in Meig1 f g Thur�y at.D o tVISIOD of W ildlife , tending the meeting of Diatn ct 4, Ohi Snowden, county commlttee Arnold meelina:. fish and game farmers representatlve, and Herbert (Pete) Shields, chairman1 Don Williams county game protector, attended the all day session al the'Wlldllfe Fie ld Center. Mr. Snowden presented , Meigs count 8 reco mmendations on propo sed fish and g ame regulatloDI r.or the coming season. . William Lowe, Middleport'- sportsman representativ e to tbe meeting, was unable to attena. ----<>--C olumbia township farmers who pooled their laod to prosupervision e a 1 000 a ere quail bunting area under state id . h . ' V will haveI a bettter ldea Of the number Of quail On t elf area . after a qua il census is compl�ted. . s Game Promctor Don Willia m ts startmg the game census �e first of the week.1 to extend over a � week period _ Wii• hams will start a tour o( the area a t sunrLSe on seven dllferent days of the period. He wtU make 1.5 stops in_ the area and will count the number of mating calls 10 four mmutes a t each stop, From the infonnatJon gathered in the quail census, ex• perts are able to estimate the- number of birds in the area, A quail, W illiams says, does not caII oflener than once In four m inutes so every quail he hears in that period at each stop Will be a different quail. With a change l� . the qu�il hunting regu �ations, fa rmen who wish to pool tltell' land mto a qua il hunting area may dO so if they ha,ve 500 acres of adjoining land. This is half of what was n eeded for 8 quail hunting area last season. Quails rnay be hunted on approved pooled areas or on state lands. Interested farmers ma,y secure details by contacting A. H. Joachim or Don Wllllams. ___..,____ You needn't put up with 1nU in the houae. bl'!e.auae -with modemday tn.. cticlde, tb,y oren 't dlfllt u lt to control. DILOS IMITH U PI ki-.ce ldttv _ The lJ P1 i, SYDNEY, Au,•-• .,., NEW U. S. con,ul ,1 Brilbane and 28 !brow, YORK UPI - A new c1ru I • bl0<k into the rbemlcal on ther o otb,r peno111. lncludln1 pr e oc ues of th ,e body whkb manuFriday American, were killed ure cr that notorloua ■ubat.mce, bd UI'franalh A nieht in the a of a trali.an Airlinea turbo.prop airlintt chole■terol, but acience 't ultimate abtHtr 10 save t�e •rterie, of man in the Pacific Ocean. The Dutch-built Fokker Friend• remain, in que,tion. Juit the la me, proireu bu ■hip plane d.iuppe:ared in heavy en made. There ia a clearer fol while circling MacKay Airport be -·•· nd cout and eruh under1tandina of how body chemon lb e Q uee,-. ..1 na ed In coutal waten. It wu on 11 i■try makes the atuff. 11 be.. fli,tlt from Brisbane to llacKay but with iimple, abundant cbemicall, could not bnd became of the foe. rieedlu them �rouah aucceuive . tr.ansformation1 mto compoundt of _ . I F11hmg boata foUDd the plane • treater and lreater complexity and •reWce in » _feet. of water to- , end■ up wilh cholemrol. 'The n!• �rua: bloek1 tbe Wt 1 day �fter an air�.., search, rena: nine bod1e1. There wen atep, wh1ch 11 the trlllllfor matlon cove n 1 ZS paueogen _and f?W" crewmell_'- or deamoster�I into cholesterol. ben aboard, including; two 8ll' Dnmo.terol u a fatty 1ubatance, hosteue1. too - a ..,terol." In exceuive will it "harden" arteries, amounts u bod that One y was identified Lo well of J F· O 'Gr d 41 . of Mau'., u . s. co:sii for Queen■land '. More Trailers, Fewer He had reopened the consulate in Doas Now ln County Bri1bane only 18 montht •go. 111":re are more trailers and O'Grady , a veteran of 18 yean In fewer doga in Meip county thil the foreign _ service, IP-aves a wife year than in 19'9 according to [ and two children · r1gurea re1eaaed today by county The second American wu identi• Auditor Gordon Caldwell. fied as Vine nt _Nicholas Di leen, of At t hi1 time iaat year, 81 tral• B�aton. _u . S. v1� con1ul Curt� V. Jer li «nsea had been is■ued b)' Milla satd a l Bmbane that D1uen the auditor's office, u compared was about 53 and apparently w•s to 112 iuued this year _ A total vacationing in Australia. of 3,653 do&: tap had been aold by June 1 1 last ye.a:r with tbia year'• total 3,M9. The 11111e n 11mReynolds Graduates ber of cigarette license were ,old F· rom W'I • l m1n,tton last year as this the total tc. date Paul Reynoldl, 10n of Mr. and beinC 1 38 . ------Mrs. Gardner Reynolds, wa1 1raduat.ed from Wilmlnaton College on Monday, June 6. I LARGER AMOUNTS AVAILABLE . DURING NORMAL STATION HOURS a, Uftltecl ,....,. lnt.rn1tlona1! ,uver YOU� i I Open 24 Hovn A Day For Disp1111ln9 lag, Of let 1 I - ---- - II Today ta Saturday, June 1 1 . tie 183rd d•Y of the year, with 2 more In 1980. The moon is .approach i ng 1 last quarter. The morn ing stars are Ma Jupiter and Saturn. 'I'he evening star is Mercury.' On thl1 day in history: In 1831, Henry Tompkin• Pal t Com■toct Jald claim to a idlveidtt>OOlt In Nevod1 . . . . later 0014 blo richll lor $11,000. unaware ol tbfl tact that the Com1tock lode WU lo prove the rlobelt bonuu -llcQffftd by man. In ltzOi Sen. WUflll, Bordin� ANOTH ER CE SWATZE.L'S ASH LAN D SERVI . . 24 HOU R SELF-S ERVIC E GARDIN MIETl�G The Twilig ht Garden Cluq wl.ll meet Thursday evening at , the home of Mrs. Ben Neutzling _ wlth Mrs. Leverett Roush as co-hOatess Members are asked t o bring a plant to be sold as o money mak­ ing · project. :.-. ;: ' -- -----.. - SERVICE FROM - - - TO I DAILY CROSS WORD I I Not long ,.go we pUhlil!hed a ptrture and r11port allout survlvln11 eldely fentlemen who had been elnployeos of Ille old P<>111eroy Rolling Mills. Since then two more names have come to light a, ha1!inl worked there in their youth. and who !!IUI m residing in or ahoot Pomeroy. One was A. H. fisher, 333 Lasley-st, father of Mrs. Edna Schoenleb, who worled there wllen lie was l! years old, and now Is 81. The other WIO George Thoma, grandfather or Mro. Hartwell Curd. Bid) Run, wher� he re­ oldes. and now Is 82 years old. So far •• ,an be learned these two gentle­ men complete the l ist of one-tim e Rolling Mill employes sliU here. Did You Know That? t¥' • An� CoWntrol , BrisbWane umsul New Drug Blocks Manufacture New In Farming Easy it h Righ 1 Dies itb 28 _, SPORTS Of Cholesterol In H11man Body Insecticides Others In Crash "' Chicken Of Tomorrow Contest - '�· ·--� . .......· MAN � • -..--..: Near Close For M. e1gs • OUths . -Three ·-� C�mb i� e co_UDty By Hatlo They'll Do It Every Time SELLS A . h ESTA"TE SAl.£5MAN JACK 1l£ DEAL ···• . Mistakes, Like Chicken s, Come Home To Roost ol • I II , Pomeroy, Oldo ': �' .. . . �The Editor's Notebook h<IJlle to roost. Roosting on the editorial desk right now is our statement of this w eek that Unverified statements, like chickens, come • Pomeroy's newly appointed councilman, George Horak. is the 4th Ward's first {'Ouncil­ man in 30 years. This gem of misinformation was piCKed up .' from a chance remark overheard following out taking the trouble lo check 30 years of council minutes, a half Jay job at least, · the last. Monday evening's council meeting . With­ item was incorporated into the news article on Mi-. Horak's appointment . As comforting proof of The Daily Senti­ nel's ever-crowing drrulation. when we make a mb:late we hear about it. This time we tw o - but three councilmen from the 4th heard that lhere have been - not one - not the late Charles (Skip) Keehne. They were Henry Durst. James Fugate and C. L. Heaton. Both Mr . Durst and Mr. Fugate were eleeled and Mr. Heaton was appointed t.o an un- Ward in the last 30 years since the tenure of nn expired ler11t. J A clipping from the May 1 1 Issue of Ille Cincinnati Post-Times has reached OUT dMlt will! a picture of a former Racine resident who has been named "Ham Radio Openlor of lhe Year'" in Dayton. He is Paul R. Wolfe. son or Dudley Wolle and a nephew of Mrs. John Cross. llolll of Racine. Mr. Wolfe has been teaehlng ham ra­ dio operation to more than 400 Greater Cllll­ C'innalians and the award was given In teeog­ nition of his efforts. This Is the season of the year that parents, SHACl< ANO MAKES $6"0 ON relatives and friends of small boys develop what might be termed " Little Leag u e Sto­ mach AC'hes, " or " Pony League · Hunger Cra m ps'" . F No matte r al what t i me you eat on other evenings, on bal I game nights the customary dining hou r waits on the ball game . While Dad's oUspring battles through the innings, the score climbs to ha-sketball dimension s, the a ■ Dally Sentlne� Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 11, 1980-3 SALESMAN MACK At.SO MAKES A OEM,• A c,AAVE!. PIT ON ™ICH HIS END IS $60 "•• r I DUNNO··· I JUST AJ....WA'-1S WANTED 10 OWN A 6RAVEL PIT -1 Y IJ C. I, BLAKHL IE In t he late fortie, and early �ounty A9fflt Atr!tultu,.. I ilfliea the brt,Uer buslneu wu DurJn1 the co�ina week two promoted "here on a larfe ■cale. M eiga C ou�ty club members wlll Return■ wer., e,:cellent to moat complete nme weeks of feeding 1ro wer1. Ou.ring the lut five their 100 bird entry in the 1960 years producen have faced eonCh h:a · -• en o1 Tomorrow Contest for atanUy declining price■, which Juniors. The two are Dwigh t Nel- declined r11ler than eotll. 110n, Lan11ville and Janet Cald• well of Toppers Plains. 1 Emll Malin ovsky, Poultry Spe. . _ cialist osu, po1nti out in recent The bm!I will be weigh ed In at news ' Jetter that "We are one th_e farm on Mondaf, June 13th country in the world where an with the �at _ 10 b11'ds taken t o agricultural producer can wt,rll: Southwor_t h s m Columbus (or harder, produce more In order to lhe District final c ontest Tuesday, giv consumera ' lower coat food e people June 1 4�. '11le� y oung prOOucll, and somet imes &o "'m'oke I are puttmg �heir abilltr as broiloing it. What I traveaty! " er growen into prach c_e . Th�y d Economists claim that ,11 roada ar! not onl)I demon�tratm&: the1r lead to cheaper coQ1umer sood• skill as feeders �gamst the best ror everyone. Cheaper at w hat lhey have done m the past, bu t rice' At the price of going also again 5t t he best that the Crok�1 Yo u know that's one rleht ot her con testants ca n do. we still have In t bia country the Thia y ear with only two con- right and prlvll e1 e of golng teatants in the county points out broke chaftges that have taken 1)laee i ll H� did 1 969 com pare with the pcultty b11Biness in th e last 1 958 poultrywise. Let's t, ke a few years. For years Meigs Coun- l ook.'· ty was recognized as or.e of the In 1958 in th e United States leading egg producing countie�. 1 ,Mg millio n broil ers were proEarly in the lHO a Meigs duced at an average price of County's ega: producers took the l8.� per pound. In 1"9, 1,730 lead in helping a dozen counties millio n broilen were produced o rga nize t,nd operate t he South9.t an average price or 18. lc. eastern Oh.io Egg Auction. As the Over 60 billion ee:11 w ere proy eara followed th e market price duced a t an average price of for eg�s on this m arket decreased SB.Se per dozen tn '1958. A year .so Mei.ga Coun ty producers were later the price hid dropped to forced to se ek better markets. 31. l c per dozen with production '.!'his spring the E. o. Egii over 62 billion. Aucti on fin ally stu1pended opera• Turkey growers i ncreased their tion 8 because it was unable to 1et · n Ibou I .,• m 111I· OR birdI productio ,umcient eggs to maintain the but the price itayed at around market. This points out th e im- 23 :9c p er .pound. port.nee of the b est marketing BRIGHT SPOTS procedures to benefit both proAnd yet there are bright spots , ducers and consum ers. in the Picture. One local egg producer sells moat o f his eggs at the farm. A local sto re takes the . balance of his production. This producer points out , h owever, that If he increlii.sed his prodd&lon he would have to seek a n�ther mar• ket ·The outlook for t h is current y ear, according to USDA eeonoI mists. is ror a smalle r egg laying Oock in the United States because .,., prior to March the low egg Prl-· men and limultryo p raged discou ited their 1ources of credit. A ve.ry pronounced seasonal egg Pr',e rise is Uk.el", in the sum mer and fall of 1 960. Brener prlcn are llkel y to "'1u1talned fhrouah th• summM' 0� abon th• l8.1c: •t . l.-wel1, ■t a-" • awra.. oI mI" mare"' BIG PROBLEMS the or .......'one Of the pro blems_ doling part-nt smothers his growing appetite, snarls at his wife , at the opposing team, its manager, its players and its fans. He acts ex­ actly like any other man who is dying the slow dt>ath nl sta-rvation. B u t the Little League fan is a rugged char­ acter who stilles his hunger pangs with the thought that some evening it will happen. Some evening HI S son, H IS Tom or Joe or Jim, will slam one over the right field fence, win a glorious victory for his team and em- erge the hem of the game. W_ bo eares about hunger then? I I 1 s. .====;;;;..==·=--=�;.;;-=.;====�;:;-.-;::-;;:;:::;-.. ---- 1 ble to thing. And please don't ask me for mine ror I'm afraid you'll forget to return it. Vessir, we of the clerisy seem to be quite a group, I lcnew I was or th e laity, but now, hooray I'm abo o ( th e cl eriB)'. I got into all the abo ve from Satevepost's "Adven tures of" the Mind; Battle Cry for Book Lov. ers." fell Into during- recent Alumni necessarily for information, or Read it who lnow1, y o u may gatherlnes was an o pening &ambit for pleasure, but just read, e very become one or th e clerisy. " I was a poor boy born in a log spare minute. cabin, wh.cn I was ln H. S." I hope Unotypist dear notes They say we domlnate what Finally some of my confreres will really come out in the pub­ t hat the c in th is new word is as began to bellt1ve it. "Now h onest, llshini: world. M ostly we. the the r In oatmeill and acts ac­ were yo u Katrine? '• This latter clerisy, like good biography, a cordingl)I. Otherwise, I'm sunk! being o ne of ruy 8pech1l names clean well built novel magazine "down home" a mong a certain few urtlcleg and storles. W� shun the Dad and I got to quotint and arter I wu "Katrina " In a play. thinking of the lovely McGurtey ultra sexy and putrid But we Well, really I wasn't a poor boy 1 , llkl' also some "get up ·and go." poem "Twinl:le.' Twlnkl�, - . Lnt . Jn a lo& cabin. B.u.t lt 11ounded 10 We are the ones who wept Star" and it revtved &o • · �· doggonfl good I half believe · tt ' M"er Okken&, came on up tq tile memories and 11entlmeTirJw;t, now myself. noblen eH and h eart break of ain ait11ng here right no w, ,blurry Ha m let, readine a Jot of beau ti- e)led and with tha t familiar swee t They II)' they're g oina: to build ful (and not so beautitul) poetry but sad eche in my throat. • log c1btn Jor Nhco n so he can Ciction, .articles-oh now will I What brought it on, Dad uld t'"l ai m Jt u his birt hplace. This , ever s top trying to sum any of one morning they were alJ on the ol couNe, pure tacetlou1neB11. way to school and 11topped for this up? 8ome f1ptou1 fU)' had been Set us down in a wide , barre n som e neigh bor children by t he Janltor In h11 collere h all in rteld and let a 10 day old news­ way. The father came out, "Ab early day�Hn 't It Booke.t T. paper blow in sight. We'll read can't go t h is mornlne-h e haln t W11.thln1t(ln?' Anyway, that'll do lt and avidly. Clean up the four got no alate pencil." For some reaaon that s e t me for my at.of')'. m11gazlnea and lwo books you'd So they erected a plaque ''Book - thought would laat 10 day1-now orf. I got to th inking o r a little )lou can turn to Thorean all over Johnny Wood In our school at er T. Wat h lng to.n Swept Herc." ugnln. or, one or your liv e or six home. I happened to see h is lunch . Th i■ week's new word for me- &l· rnpbooks or the Seara catalog. I t was molaaaes on bread, juet cleri11y. H m�ana t he great mob Whal lhis country would ever do exactly that, no more. And Dad (mlllic)II R) of us who read and wl1ho ul II Sean catalog, J trem- said his Dad told or how he took his lunch, exacUy tha t too, and In a tin pa n tied up with a clean cloth. J. Aralnlt 20. Water It's no wonder thia all eet■ next Arm enian. pt my heart and then to dry up mllk rtv.r (Babyl) the tear■, I wax indianant. For I I. Ro1l1, u 4. Romulu1 tt. Cere­ live In a land where kid11 are not of money­ ud --. rnon,y txpected to walk over one half 21. A I, Natlv• t, 8hop 10. Ot an arta mile to sch ool. Where II lad acol pruen• l2. Bhl,p oanal Burma tual b llked Gov. Lauac he " Why auve , ;it. Olrh aame 8. Part or !8, Bant" can t we have ■· thirty-tiv e cent 15. OloN to Uto be'' 39. Drtvea silver piece to pay for our lunch, 11. Draw u,1114 ?. A.n 1te111 onso much handier." • front 8. Qlo11y war<t Dear �Ida of today. I know , fabric 11. � r!Y.. 30. Re1t we Ye spoiled you, 1lmo1t beyond · -period. O. Bbowa tf, lilefNI recall, In '!'• ny CHH, :n. mercy 11. Butld• ....... But don t eome to me with any 11. "A.uld ­ 11. BlbllOOI of your hard1hlp tales, with the Olli, 1ilver spoon atlcktn• out o f your IS. tt >ldallfoil mouth, tor all to 11t1. :ie. lT, For [-1 am the cblld, the lllll Ill. Join true child, of tbe McGuffey Atie in this country. NNd I •JlPl ■ln further, , -Out1tand1n1 aentonce In a Jim H11erty (PNlident's Secretary-) article J'm re1dtn1: "The Jet aft now IUl'l'OUlds the White Houae where Lincoln tossed on hla pillow and Coolid1e dozed away lncon1tquentlal a fternoons." Have .,0 --ater , 0 ever read , •·" contrast In du■t one seatecet IV ILANCHI M. HASKINS 1 t. =• -.... ......... •,. ·' � .,I # .. .• • • • --• • -..-; 4 I I l ,..., :)- ;I i ... I I CLASS MEITING ' The Daughters of Ruth Class of tQe United Methodist C hurch will meet Monday at 2 p, m. at the home of Mrs. Albert Alward, Mineraville. I ' 'rO' 'Mei't ' .w:10NiiS1¥Tf '.' · · Th e Past Presidents of tlh:( La't.1lea Auxiliary of Drew Web1ter Post American Legion will meet at the home or Mrs. Owe n Watson, Racine Road, Wednesday at 6 p. 1 m . for a p otluck dinner and meet­ tng. Members are requested to bring t heir own table service. a. ·y,1•• ··--· - We went cle_ar to Parkenbur1 Tuesday . We who" Hldom leave thi1 1pot to 10 much farther than Pomeroy. The day was fair, the meadow •reen, ont could hear the meadow larb alqln., even with the car 1oln1. Road■ldes were white with the 1weet daiaiea of June. 1 1lway1 hate to hear Dad tell how his father detested doilioa and wo1od an unendln1 war on them. Tbty're ao fre1h, pure in appearan�. tht nr, es­ sence or ■ummer.. Of c..-ur1e we H\" Mel11 Coun. llans In Pattertbutt. Thia time Mi na (Mra. WIU'De Swlaher), mother, Mn, Freda Heine■ and aunt Mn. Arthur Priefl. 1 wal balll:ln& ln 1 ,oraeou1 choloe lo•nJ• ot o lumiluN otore "Woll btre 1be lo, modellln,, jull 11 t thouiht" and it WU llina11 vol�. .... of the •wteloal tlda a tocti.er wu ever bleat with. llo1'1114 1IIII lllbt· She and W � \b ANN OUN CIN G! MEET TUISDAY The Lodies Auxiliary of ttie Ra­ cin e Firemen will meet at the Town Hall at 7:30 Tue1:1day nig ht. CLUB Sl!SSION POSTPONED The meetinc of the Au1.lliary of Lewis Manley Post Amerlcan Legi on sc heduled to meet Tues­ day at the home of Mrs. Camp. btll Harper has been postponed until Tuesday, June e 1 . _ · HOLZIR HOSPITAL Admitted, June 9: Mrs. Stacie Arnold, Pomeroy; Mrs. Bob Brooks R. lple)'; Russell Little, Rutland ; Miss Anne Sherman, Mason; (M�. toav kl Sneller Middleport · M\as Johna tta Oldl\ker, Harttoid. 1 Dlamla■ed June 9: Fred . D ic, Jamea Swart, Henry Clagg, n. Oavld Harris, Mrs. Sandy e9, lb , MI H Bertie Staley, Mrs, , Schwltal . Mrs. Stanton Fel re, Mrs. Don Willls, MaTf Pltc h dird, Miss Margaret Gavin, Mrs. , ,'l al Staten , Jr, , Edward Klng, T r.a Esp lch, Mrs. HarQld Taylor, rs. Nel1 on Gardner, Kenneth Mu • 11, Mr! . Rupert Munyan and son; Mrs Albert R oush and son; Janel Sue Jenkins. Births June 9: Mr. and Mr,. Bob Brooks, Ripl ey, son; Mr. and Mrt Stacie Arno ld, Pomeroy, son. WE HAVE JUST INSTALLED A NEW SELF· SERVICE ICE MACHINE FOR I • \ 1 The Aln1an•� ·roD.\Y .A.ND - 1 YF,ST�RYEAR -.' CONVENIENCE CR US H E D I CE · �UT! ·RUJt ' .' · ·e" ' •· ' f · ,· · D0l ' T � ;;LET fltt:tACK . ,, ' illulberry Ave. -- PHONE WY Z-2115 U N I C IJ eU4lom. gltJ'u/t,t -- -- --"--- ·s,1ltrs OF: TOI.ii PMJY We've Increased the Size­ But Not. the Price• ...---· ..... ... .....,. ICI , , , • -• with Miulches Save · WEST MAIN . STlUT. o11 , Miska. %1·•M.,,- fllli-_&1_11·11,.ltt:MA .."'-""_-� . ' •·.·. ,-..._.,...IJi, .., ,J, . .. ' . . . . ' -1111 ,..•• .iw.1 .t.uu ' , . • ....,..., • , POMEROY, omo _________._._"'":',_,---·· -·--..a----:-�.l'!,M!!'!,',.,;,.:.��-'!!,!",.............._ ...,_.,. .• I Labo G3fden eedS --�J--- . I Tomato Growers ! ShOUuJ}d use Care C tivati I • : . , The Reynolds family were !,mner residents of Pomeroy, but •� now located at Lebanon, Oh 10, where Mr. Reynolda is superviaor new Correctional Institute. at-the--- - - - • - II · , I I I FREEZERS Jt'a. a aupennarbt at your ftngertlpt, th!, belutllbl new Chest FRCUr, with lllllimum capacity for all typea of ·frozea l'oou. Handy •�ding baskets and adjUllable clividen help you orpnize your food for euy inmtlory• The quick ...Uon will "aharp" freeze up lo !IO lbs. of fresh t.i,ocl. The entire freezer i, conatrueled IO!idb' lo lon1 life and trouble-free suw,o. n-.c.. aiw .. .... liliil ' Phone WY•%·Zl81 Jack Carsey, , Mgr. EAST MAIN STREET .\ • < ·' •• • ·� I I Phy1lciam will •e1come the drug beca use it 11 .a ne:w and e11ier way of reductnc exct11:hte level■ of cholesterol in the blood. Th moat commonly med old way i1 dl et - by forbiddlna food, bi1h in cholesterol, which p,e­ ,.-enla addition■: to the amount, the body ia matinc, and allowin, (oodl rich in unut urated fat■ which 10mehow interfere wlth the body mi king it. .. new The drug, which is a pill to swallow, come, out of the rea.eareh laboratory of the William Oh io. For yean Merrell acient.m, S. Merrell Companf, Cinetnnati, ha. ve been expuI men,,u.. .. _ wtth the molecule of estrogen, the •in 0ie: ie=� :a! 0 :f:!� 1:: acteriatlca. One 1uch is ·· Mn. Buryl White spent ' • few days lut week With her parenta. Mr. aod Mn. R. D. Hill. · Aid Squad Called TO parker RuD 'lbe Pom eroy emergency squad was called at 11 �50 P - m. l 11t nig ht to Parker Rm near r.n11ville and brought Laura Robinson to Meigs General Ho spital for medlcal treat ment by Dr. Chu-let Mullen. M111. Robinaon was reported in poor condition at t he hospital this morning. TOP- NOTCH PER F O R M A NCE __ _ I ....... � _. - 1\· �, .... . • \ ... _ ll& -<('1r:-' · IIKW IIOl.r.an HAYLIBEB 87 • • • prlc■d luot .... ,...,... Pinn, oq..... ud leafy • • • tb1t•1 bow yoa waat ,our NIN. Alld • .,od - "' ... - la - tho Now lli:illiiid1faj U- 67. lt'a ll<)( tho - - - - - for fut -t bo.,motlr,a. And with ucluaiYe Flow--Ao­ -, h bandlea bay too. A.aillblo In hrino­ tie, _-<lri.. only. '°"' -'1 .... �..,.. .. .. ,.., ....... TCIOATI Be Sure Of Quality Service FOR SALE Tomato Baskets Voluo and Strawberry Boxes Mlddlepert Feed Ml "'We Do Olltom Grindinl" No. 2nd St. Phone WY 2-1254 MIDOLIPORT ------- --- - - Thompson Fulton TRACTOR SALES ,._. WY-2-5101 ,_, 0. • • CLOSED ALL-DAY THURS., JUNE 1 6TH Friday Morn ing 7 :30 A.M. W•berever yo1.1 live, you can t'n• Joy tfhe convenie nce of -gas and modern .wU-ances . . . . . wtlh Mhland B ottled O.s. Ash-I.and Bottled Gas __ . _ is dependable, convenient, etormproof, heat6 inlt&nlly. Por More D■t•I 11 Ph. or Write AVERY NELSON Hemlod, Grove, 0. ·.. Phone WY-2-6794 ■. ■ Corner =:!-T Butternut Meigs Equ ipment Co., Inc. " Where Quality Is Paramount" and Serond PHONE WY.Z.%176 ' } lt11 10, and ao a compantive freedom (UP to the menop.au,e when .natural estroaen production alickerui) from artery dileue1, includinl thOlt that eulminte in heart attKU and atrok.ea. Eatroeen definitely keep:1 eholet:terol - making ln check. 0 -- dutinctly artery hanlenJn1 than mm under• LONDON UPI-The Soviet Tau new• agency 11id tod.ay that Premier Nikila Khrushchev bu 1nnounced he ia ready to help Oliver Po wen see hi, 10n, U·2 pilot Franels Powen. Khrushchev said he will help tb� elder Power• see hi■ IOD if be cornea to t he Soviet Union but he Informed tbe father ln a letter · " I must tell ~_. , you that your son will b;e tr1eu. • Tall aa1d Khrushchev's ■late• ment was made in reply to a letter from Powers ' who lives in Pound, Va. Khrushch ev wrote to .. d Power1 . that Law II 1aw, .an I <:&Dn�t l nterf�re in � �atter whu::h 11 exclusively �th!� tbe com�!: ence or. the JUdtctal authoriht1 Tau satd. . . H e 811d P11 1 p owera wouId ., ue tried "according to Sovft!t · la,n" 0 Khrnshcbev told the fafh r ,. ·at ler, • I b . r,:f1, t n is e 8 001e _men Uoned . , and which lhe ·pilot I molber had aat� to � delivered to her son, waR .not 10 ,.the envelt,pe. for some reason. ------ WE WI LL BE NOW! City Convtnienct Beyond The Gas Mains W'dh be- JUI! .. cbolemrol la to do? That quat.lon and othen nmaIh to •UI:" amwe.--.. -• Animal ..per1ment, mow, bowever, that the deamOlta'Ol CN11t,, ed by the dru.1'1 blockm& adio... ac<:umulatea in leuer amounil than clloluterol. Pretwubly body chemistry ii better able to eo&­ vert It into bile aclda 1hd otbc ■ubatancea which are routfuel, e• creted. OPEN AS l/SIJAL POMEROY, OHIO ' Khrush Ready T0 ffeIp Dad See U-2 Pilot He re, e,· ,·•d t he •-chelor of a. Science Degree in Industrial Super• vision and has been em p loy ed as Traffic Co ntroller of I.he Wilmington Publishing Co., a branch of the em per, Thoma, Co. of g����.: ,·r $2,2 9;0,0 �- .. r- � Ille of �- N• . •, I I AS LOW AS · ,,.. ,.. _U)- (:IJlli,,l,f9.. . ... -� l A· - 1; PHONE. WY . ' m th1 I Tile Ve�·pt ilitlllae ·, � �;:;;_�!1 :�• b:� ! �!a���: and feed, al m05t entirely on greasy food■· 1 h FRE EZE R . ·• ' , I 14 Cubic Foot CHEST TYPE 11 · 1 � ttft.rl , . ._, ,! I The carpenter ■nt I.a black and about one-haU inch lone. It commonly ia found around 1tumps a nd logs and may become ealabllthed in damp wOOd in porchea. It tan Forked Run Llke �as yielded another large turtle seven bore int o perfectly •lld und .true1 pounds heavie r than that taken in the ijsh nets durm g the tural timber, however. net survey at th,, Jake. The turtle, weighing 33 lbs. wa s taken Pavem en t a nti and li�tle black from the ban•k of Forked Run creek a, short distance above an\s both nett in the �11 and are the la_ke, it WJl$ r�ported. fo ur.d under sidewalU or stones. Some good , bass t11\tch es have also been reported at t he lake I The pavement ant 11 much larger 0 wi.th threE! 5 lb. 'ka• " ""' caught over the weekend, as verified by than th, little black ant. , , ,.. · local gam e prot�tiors. some nice crappie a,n d catfish catches Al.ao payJng off is the Fish. and Game Association Lake on West Shade at the Horher Geo,lein .farm. This lake was built by money made by the as.sociatlon from the sal� of hunµng and fishing licenses }S f, \..A)0lf0 I'_ and is open to anyone who wishes to fish. Sugar Rul\ Flou r Mills OF ICE DAMPEN THE _SW�• ff 111'. · Chlordane or dieldrln, aayt R. P. Holdsworth, Jr., Ohio Stal.e University Exten1ion ent.omolo cl.t ls aold in many ,tore. H roach and ant apra,-1, are ver)' effective agam■ · t anI•· DIr·--....n for uaI n& these 1pray1 to co ntrol ant. are contained in an Ohio Aptcullural Extension Service iheet fact available at count)' n:ten■ion offices · . I Several 1pec1e1 of anti can become pestt m dwelllnel, Dr. Hold■ wo.rth aaya. Some of lheH rnay neet in houses. but mott of the m I build their ne1ta outaide and find their_ way into house� throu1b ope mn11 . Once they fmd a food supply they set up a re1ular route between lbe food ,nd th(I! nest. , Pharoah's an f ts t he moet common and fo und in homes. Jt 11 a · tmy, redd I•h colored imliect and feeds on a wide vari ety of fooda. The t� lef ant neat■ outdoors in w Fro hunters may hunt legfllly after 6 p.m. next Wednes• � 1o day. unting bE!1 ore that time is strictly Illegal, a s three Mulcbmg wt.II control weeda, For Farmer& Meigs county m e:{"I found out this week lo the extent of $15 r�d�ce water l oss due to �npora- Faeb Vegetable production In the as. lion, and mak e harvettmg e __ ___ and costs each in coµnty court. ___ r· •• ler with som e crops says E C 1 u · 5· m 1 960 w 111 u.:: a00ut Ive p lut o rcent year, e State Ohi below LOSE DISCRIMINATION . CLAIM . Wi ttmeyer, exten1ion . horttcul- u . __,...Ul_ mvenu· 1Y E xtens1on econWUIIII LANSING Mich UPI-Eleven 1uris i..-1e un I ver• · t aI The Ohl O 8,. white me n have l o�t a dia<:rimlnasity. On gardens lqtated on roll- predict. oO0 10 I Ing land• m ulpes w� II reduce s Dairy furniah the Amerfood ��a� �l�� ::;;�e:..t':a�!:r:. water run-off follow1n1 heavy I e wltb approxImatelY 1can peop spokesman for th e State Fair Emrai ns one-fourth the protein in their pl oyment Practlcel!i Commissi on ( fi , Oft Rotted ma n ure, straw, partially diela. said the -club rnansg eftlen t clalm• · oOo ed N egro waiter, w el'e superior Improper cultivation ot wma- decomposed compost, wea thered e plan ts will be Usually hous sawdus and at e t oss p m shavings in performance. t he early part of the toes during • evereIy burned or bl eac he d d urs d an 1d b • ti un cor o a.a gr rn o c are s V)' se c«:u a e h --- -- growing season can ·-· --e-r Indus•-· .. broil w:r bu b een credit l osses at harvest time, according , ...:, r cI9ry mutcbes. APP1y m?Bt �t"., Ing the •··mmer planled In f••ll .. A promine�l University of Geor• to E. c. Wittmeyer, Ohio State .,,,eae materials about two an�hes ,11un, say Oh io State University E1.floricul turists. aia buainess adminlttratl on pro- University Extension hortlcultur- deep. Straw should be d eepu , tc:tlsion ' fessor states that 11Credit rather ist. oOo because it will setUe. One Inch of than the market, will be the pouJNearly all vegetable cropa can sawduRt may reduce moisture l oss try industry, corset for 1960". Early culUva tions can bf! with but more may be needed for weed be da maged at some stage of their To put it bluntly, h e is saying in slx lnchel of th e plant, Witt- con trol. Con trol of pere nnial life cycle by 2, 4-D or 2 , 4, 5-T what so many of us �av.e known meyer 1ay1. Some growers iidjuat grasse& is difficult wi th any drift or vapor, accordlnc t o Ohio for a long time, th.at injudicious cultivat or shovels so that some mulch. Stale Univ ersity Extension hortiuse of credit can bfl ruinous. He soil will be moved t oward the Mulches ca n be applled to al- culturisl!I. is saying there ha s been too much plants and t hus cover y oung most any veg etable crop, says I oOo Farm I ncom e for the first four 'eny credit available in the pouJ. weeds In the row. This makes a Wittmeyer. Most gard e ners prefer try industry causing over prod.ue- slight ridge around the plants mulch ing crops that will be in t he months of 1 960 was three per tion . H e is saying that this credi t which will help In caae of rainy garden all seas o n, such as tomat o- cent under the sam e peri od Jast is now rapidl y co ming to a roar• weather. year. Volume o f marketing waa e a, pepper, vine crope, egg plants lng slow down and will resul t In so me cases, Wittmeyer says, and p otaloea. about the sa me as a year ago, in better broiler prices in the growera may benefi t by loosenWith warm aeHon crops-to- but prices a veraeed three percent 1960&." ing the m iddl es between roWI matoes, peppers, egg plants and lower, acc ording to Oh lo State wi th a cultivator as soon as pos- vine cro ps, mulch should not be University Ex.tension econ omists. Several year■ ago the writer slbl e after plan ting. The roots applied un til the soil has warm ed oOo waa called "crazy " when he wrote ·soon will grow in this area, and usually early Jun e. Cro ps makFuel bills for fir m tractors ofthat if the cost-price spread con- later cultivations should be shal- Ina best growth during cooJ wea• ten exceed $400 per tractor per tinued, broiler growers would low. If .a grower has the urge to ther, such as [riah potatoes, s ho uld year, according to Ohio ..Slate Unihave to depend on the value of cultiva te d eeply, he can d o it In be mulched aa early II possible. verslty Extension agricllltural en• the broiler droppin1s for this pl'O- the middles s oon after planting, Some mulch m1te rlal1, such as gineera. flt. A recent ltsue of a national the horticulturist points out. oOo straw, shavings a nd aawdust, and magazine dJacloaea that broiler Egg grading costs ire lnfiuencWi ttmeyer sug1este erowers gro und corn coba. are low In nilhouse litter Wll worth $9.80 per use 1weep.s lor later cultlvatlon1 rog en. When these material& de• ed by thl!! si e of th e rarm s hip­ z ton 118 a fertiltzer for corn, Many in place o( other 1ho·ve1 1, which c0mpose, they co mpete with the ment, report Ohio State Univer1 Mel&a Coun ty f�rms today &how tend to cul tivate too deeply. gro wing crop for available nitro- aity Exten,ion poul Lrymen. the r e_sults of th11 fertilizer vallle. OOo Most Ohio tomato erow er s have gen. Apply a fertilizer such ■6 Broiler and e11 Production bave done a good j ob in improving 6- 1 2- 1 2 at two to three pounds or 0Re of the proble ms that ls 10111 been the leadinl enter�riae t heir cultivatio n practices, ac- nitrate of toda at 3--4 to one being studi ed widely to help 1gri­ in Meiea County. With conttnued cordi ng to ihe apecialiat. A t one 1 pound or ammonium sutrate al 2·3 culture survive a nuclear atteek efforts in marketinJ and productime many growers were auUer- pound per 100 feet of row to help is the_ effect or radi0&ctive fallout lion improved, Melia will con• in& he avy loBSes a t harveat ti me prevent nitrog en deficiency. U and what can be done about it, tlnue to be I leader 1n various 1 because o f J mproper culUvati on leave• 1how a )'ellowi1b-green according to the U. S. Department Pomere7, 9h10 poultry enterprilea. during th e early- part of the color and thin 1tem1, additional of Agriculture. -- -- ·.--- --- �- - 1: --� - - · - nitro1en fertilller may be needed. ' growing .season. Fi eldmen for to­ mato proce11ing companies, coun• CHl!ST ty extension agents, implement TVPl! suppliers a nd other leaders have teamed up In recent years to help growers reduce losses. � ''SIGN OF QUA LITY'' ANYTIME YOU .::a-:: I :'llll�flll-= ..:.":.":°3- �;j l,.................,11111.. jj,lj,.,....... _ _....,_...,. ' � .mi, � men �ere in Meig1 f g Thur�y at.D o tVISIOD of W ildlife , tending the meeting of Diatn ct 4, Ohi Snowden, county commlttee Arnold meelina:. fish and game farmers representatlve, and Herbert (Pete) Shields, chairman1 Don Williams county game protector, attended the all day session al the'Wlldllfe Fie ld Center. Mr. Snowden presented , Meigs count 8 reco mmendations on propo sed fish and g ame regulatloDI r.or the coming season. . William Lowe, Middleport'- sportsman representativ e to tbe meeting, was unable to attena. ----<>--C olumbia township farmers who pooled their laod to prosupervision e a 1 000 a ere quail bunting area under state id . h . ' V will haveI a bettter ldea Of the number Of quail On t elf area . after a qua il census is compl�ted. . s Game Promctor Don Willia m ts startmg the game census �e first of the week.1 to extend over a � week period _ Wii• hams will start a tour o( the area a t sunrLSe on seven dllferent days of the period. He wtU make 1.5 stops in_ the area and will count the number of mating calls 10 four mmutes a t each stop, From the infonnatJon gathered in the quail census, ex• perts are able to estimate the- number of birds in the area, A quail, W illiams says, does not caII oflener than once In four m inutes so every quail he hears in that period at each stop Will be a different quail. With a change l� . the qu�il hunting regu �ations, fa rmen who wish to pool tltell' land mto a qua il hunting area may dO so if they ha,ve 500 acres of adjoining land. This is half of what was n eeded for 8 quail hunting area last season. Quails rnay be hunted on approved pooled areas or on state lands. Interested farmers ma,y secure details by contacting A. H. Joachim or Don Wllllams. ___..,____ You needn't put up with 1nU in the houae. bl'!e.auae -with modemday tn.. cticlde, tb,y oren 't dlfllt u lt to control. DILOS IMITH U PI ki-.ce ldttv _ The lJ P1 i, SYDNEY, Au,•-• .,., NEW U. S. con,ul ,1 Brilbane and 28 !brow, YORK UPI - A new c1ru I • bl0<k into the rbemlcal on ther o otb,r peno111. lncludln1 pr e oc ues of th ,e body whkb manuFriday American, were killed ure cr that notorloua ■ubat.mce, bd UI'franalh A nieht in the a of a trali.an Airlinea turbo.prop airlintt chole■terol, but acience 't ultimate abtHtr 10 save t�e •rterie, of man in the Pacific Ocean. The Dutch-built Fokker Friend• remain, in que,tion. Juit the la me, proireu bu ■hip plane d.iuppe:ared in heavy en made. There ia a clearer fol while circling MacKay Airport be -·•· nd cout and eruh under1tandina of how body chemon lb e Q uee,-. ..1 na ed In coutal waten. It wu on 11 i■try makes the atuff. 11 be.. fli,tlt from Brisbane to llacKay but with iimple, abundant cbemicall, could not bnd became of the foe. rieedlu them �rouah aucceuive . tr.ansformation1 mto compoundt of _ . I F11hmg boata foUDd the plane • treater and lreater complexity and •reWce in » _feet. of water to- , end■ up wilh cholemrol. 'The n!• �rua: bloek1 tbe Wt 1 day �fter an air�.., search, rena: nine bod1e1. There wen atep, wh1ch 11 the trlllllfor matlon cove n 1 ZS paueogen _and f?W" crewmell_'- or deamoster�I into cholesterol. ben aboard, including; two 8ll' Dnmo.terol u a fatty 1ubatance, hosteue1. too - a ..,terol." In exceuive will it "harden" arteries, amounts u bod that One y was identified Lo well of J F· O 'Gr d 41 . of Mau'., u . s. co:sii for Queen■land '. More Trailers, Fewer He had reopened the consulate in Doas Now ln County Bri1bane only 18 montht •go. 111":re are more trailers and O'Grady , a veteran of 18 yean In fewer doga in Meip county thil the foreign _ service, IP-aves a wife year than in 19'9 according to [ and two children · r1gurea re1eaaed today by county The second American wu identi• Auditor Gordon Caldwell. fied as Vine nt _Nicholas Di leen, of At t hi1 time iaat year, 81 tral• B�aton. _u . S. v1� con1ul Curt� V. Jer li «nsea had been is■ued b)' Milla satd a l Bmbane that D1uen the auditor's office, u compared was about 53 and apparently w•s to 112 iuued this year _ A total vacationing in Australia. of 3,653 do&: tap had been aold by June 1 1 last ye.a:r with tbia year'• total 3,M9. The 11111e n 11mReynolds Graduates ber of cigarette license were ,old F· rom W'I • l m1n,tton last year as this the total tc. date Paul Reynoldl, 10n of Mr. and beinC 1 38 . ------Mrs. Gardner Reynolds, wa1 1raduat.ed from Wilmlnaton College on Monday, June 6. I LARGER AMOUNTS AVAILABLE . DURING NORMAL STATION HOURS a, Uftltecl ,....,. lnt.rn1tlona1! ,uver YOU� i I Open 24 Hovn A Day For Disp1111ln9 lag, Of let 1 I - ---- - II Today ta Saturday, June 1 1 . tie 183rd d•Y of the year, with 2 more In 1980. The moon is .approach i ng 1 last quarter. The morn ing stars are Ma Jupiter and Saturn. 'I'he evening star is Mercury.' On thl1 day in history: In 1831, Henry Tompkin• Pal t Com■toct Jald claim to a idlveidtt>OOlt In Nevod1 . . . . later 0014 blo richll lor $11,000. unaware ol tbfl tact that the Com1tock lode WU lo prove the rlobelt bonuu -llcQffftd by man. In ltzOi Sen. WUflll, Bordin� ANOTH ER CE SWATZE.L'S ASH LAN D SERVI . . 24 HOU R SELF-S ERVIC E GARDIN MIETl�G The Twilig ht Garden Cluq wl.ll meet Thursday evening at , the home of Mrs. Ben Neutzling _ wlth Mrs. Leverett Roush as co-hOatess Members are asked t o bring a plant to be sold as o money mak­ ing · project. :.-. ;: ' -- -----.. - SERVICE FROM - - - TO I DAILY CROSS WORD I I Not long ,.go we pUhlil!hed a ptrture and r11port allout survlvln11 eldely fentlemen who had been elnployeos of Ille old P<>111eroy Rolling Mills. Since then two more names have come to light a, ha1!inl worked there in their youth. and who !!IUI m residing in or ahoot Pomeroy. One was A. H. fisher, 333 Lasley-st, father of Mrs. Edna Schoenleb, who worled there wllen lie was l! years old, and now Is 81. The other WIO George Thoma, grandfather or Mro. Hartwell Curd. Bid) Run, wher� he re­ oldes. and now Is 82 years old. So far •• ,an be learned these two gentle­ men complete the l ist of one-tim e Rolling Mill employes sliU here. Did You Know That? t¥' • An� CoWntrol , BrisbWane umsul New Drug Blocks Manufacture New In Farming Easy it h Righ 1 Dies itb 28 _, SPORTS Of Cholesterol In H11man Body Insecticides Others In Crash "' Chicken Of Tomorrow Contest - '�· ·--� . .......· MAN � • -..--..: Near Close For M. e1gs • OUths . -Three ·-� C�mb i� e co_UDty By Hatlo They'll Do It Every Time SELLS A . h ESTA"TE SAl.£5MAN JACK 1l£ DEAL ···• . Mistakes, Like Chicken s, Come Home To Roost ol • I II , Pomeroy, Oldo ': �' .. . . �I �- - - · - · - - - - - Baron's Bu sh Th rows . . ---.. -� ... . . . . No -Hi t ter 1 . .. . - ................ - - • :---• • .,�!�����-, �-··---�-- . -- - . -..--------- ..--.. . iMirky Mantle Is Hitting Like Bomber Of Old, sO Those yankees L00 k.1ng OrL"kI e Te8IR Of 'Old' I I s-l NATIONAL LEAGUE x-;- I �- :;;· GI l',u,burgh '-Daily-sen!l�e l , Pomeroy -Middlepo rt, 0 Ju� ' San Franrisco 3 1 20 .608 8Y FRID DOWN ___ ______ _ ___ _ _ _ ed to within a h11.U-e;2me the and three by Al Smith 1 :lfilW.i\lkte 23 IQ .MB 4½ United Prtt1 lntwnatl0(\11 other crack al Pent.lt r . bu! t hat tndians by beatin the I n1185 S IUto Hom«,; l'or T ia-rs l'incll'Ul.1t1 26 25 5)0 6 Mit•key Mantle ll hltti n1 like l ' J t Athl eti cs Jl i . f 1r s1 y lh111 Ume 11 sbould � r n hi� hlllill Stev e Bilko's three-ru n th Ch • _ SJ Louis 8 the _ 23 469 "bombe 26 o r l " d or a n d it's no I � e .:O d h ���:: slate of New York. . Jnmng home r was t h big ti loY.' . , ute t e B W le Sox . for t he Tigers as Jim Bunl l l ll!;( harley B ush of the Mid d leport Barons mad e h is p1tchmg Los Angeles 22 27 440 !HZ ('Olll(' lde nC'e that the New York R ed So IS ' A l lred former 11u ddlewe1gh1 d th De 1 9 25 432 9� �ank ee s are beginni n g to took I Tig ers :J at t h; e:ashin: ton S��!� pi c ked up h l s' lhird w m of tht' c ha m pion or the world s aid h t' rctur'd In t� e Cou.nty P?ny Leag ue a brilliant two no-hitters \h ic�o , I hllade lpt11�. 32 360 13 '2 like the champs of old. had giv en Pender two ch an ces in I In a �ow Friday mght with a 1 5- 0 v ictory over Pome�oy. The tors, 7_ 4 Jor their ri lth straigh t seiuo n with late-innin g relll' f J1d . Ff" ,V-• Huth Nothing male1 t,be Yankees. WIil in oth Pc Ame ri can Lea gue Bo1ton and lhal Pender should last t ime he appeared Jn a Pony COI�test was al the tall of the l from Hank Ai; u1 rre. l0ot beue r than wllen .Mantle J » game.11 now give him a {'hance m his 1 959 seaso n when he hurled a no-hitter i n the Alfred -Orange c ..ldf' di "'lliclel,ht• l Larry Jac kson received t•r1•d1t S.t. L"-1• f on a "tear" a nd th� J.Ufff slugBOSTON UPI - Su1ar Ray Rob- home state for hit aevf!nth straig ht win and j Pony tou, nament · 11 4 1.tl ._.... •.._ ! �ifht n tl now i th ,a.ix po�eer is on ° lhe ------n N,lio � ue inion'• future ar t Lea h e St. eifht 18 ques�ion t?" h of the season behi nd :. 1 ,1 g . , nuSh, nwhthand er, had the Porn- Portlan d lefty . 1 l .:'ci.s 0.�._ht en thui mon th 1111d ..�•ta 1D h 11 Lo�ii {:afdinali beat day after ralhn g 1 0 rea:.un his Yankees the firsthit Ca.rd1 n�I attack that rncludl·<l o f his out hand all Pnc� Canned S m ith and Crow to noya1li:i eating . Si� Bonus atu f fl e+. � P\, .h,n . last 2, 1 al bah for a !� *Vetag, �ce P1ttabu:r1h Pu-ate, 9-6, the Ken Boy�r e 161h homer Muuc:bnsen.s · New York m iddle· 1 . J 1hc Wa} I ii• fanned the SJdt' in the rctm, th� S lt.lt' and collecte� the 1 F!h"I1 el hla •1 onl•v rt an adds u to bfd. n�w.s for Ch ic igo C\lbt a·owned Ute Ph i l ap1tcher To ( .ou lracl wel,tlt tit1e horn Paul Pender Emit Banks' 15th homer and first a 11J st'l·ontl 1nrungs struC'k out vkL ury as h i!-! mates went on lo gt-I 1 3-3 ad p r h _ 2�iv0--C . American L�a' � rfv�\• who rea l - del �'h ia Phillies, 6-1, the Cinci n- Mark Fre11; man·s four-hit pitdimg ' tn �il ......n1 �m after Fri- j NEW YOR� U PI - Jerry He i nt z 1 5, walked t \ 3- J , two, .saw only three two mor" runs m the lop of the � : ��wo P .,. It. i.ouh - law 1 ire that II h�l llafttle 1s the natl ReCQ: edaed out lhe Los An- he l ped lo ■end Philade l phia's .Jun day •itbt't ,pltt dec111on lon, Roh- 18--year-okl r1&lt hander from St reach h;ist• as -111 error back of htm fifth und two III the st>venlh i3-'2l t• 5•dftki (0.2). : one thing thal can turn the Amer- itel61 Dodgers 4-3 tnd the San Owe ns down to his su:lh loss l1 � Al1 he had lo h ave so ml?' Libory, 111 , who •� c alled ' ·the bes1 let on i g('I 0;1 a fielder 's choice , Svra( Ulic> milted Ill the llh o n · �me to th.i■lr: 1tJou1 lhe fuh1r;_ P.1 1chm11 prospect m t he Midwesl," 1 h a l l l 'omf' rOy d idn 't hit a ball out Lou.ks l hrt•e•ru u hurnn but 1 1 ' Bu�: waukt• at San P:Ntteisco - •<·an League race i nto III Yankee Franciscq Gi1 nts beat the Mil- was t he rlrst major Jeagul! uc(5-2) YI AntOMHI 13-3). cake-walk I we u kee !lrives, 5-0 r.. rota, back to New York with- signed II bonus t"untract wllh the or the 1 r1 f ll'l d wasn't enouah PriL"e fanned 8 m O I tory for Freeman elncinnft l at Lfl .-...1 , .. ig h t , n out any J.d� of what my pla n11 New York Y an kees Fn<l11y esuA parn. d� 0f po meroy Pl,1 ch crs h ts� 5t int ' Catcher Dutch Dotterer s secMantle expl oded hib fourth Brooke :J':obi nson 's third sin gle Newcon,bt, (3-3) "' P.odrH (4-5 ). f m a te r a t $50• 000 · De." Roblnl(lll Aid · hrld 1 he Middleport batte rs reasonfor Syracuse Don Harden had a ond-i nni ng grand slam ho rner • homer m thn.. e games In th or the game drove i n J ck Sund 'r G a he Y�.n kees f�llo� ed their us- 1 ably I n check UllHI the big fifth double whi te t,'r11' Sisson and Rt FMed that ·,e wa nted o n- I provided the Reds With all their ' t!: b · eighth g : h inni Brandt Friday Phil�• who had trlp l ed w t t night to g n lth la at ;hi mH a n 1 11 u ii �, , HHl l llK . whe 11 7 hits, a walk and . a Mi di: W1 ncbre n ne 1 each had srn Pi tt1burtt- at St. L:: runs after Sa ndy Koufax walked � 0r1 l . 11 the ift& n kees n Ya wJn run .f victory f for 3 --c.UUlo■T- aAuTA - :�sep ��: l ��teofof ''tt the ot over and s (2) t t bon us 11 fiddcr s diu1ce n cUcd the win- gl es th re th e Cleve I 11nd In d'1ans. It was t he I eave Ha l Brown his sixth win. · Cl nc Inn•rl a Los An�IH � me n PITJ"SBURGH UPI-The Pirates it was learned that eve ry other , ner s 9 runs / MIIW1uko If W illie Mais homered, hit two th Y B.row nkees' I a ourt ,tr stopped n ight a )). ( e Athl etics o n tri um p h , •• San flranc:11c:e have agned Lo t ransfer pitch er dub i n th e maiou was biddmg for I , E , For Racine Price sin gled twi ce, I sm,les, scoted two r uns, drove in � r Midd leport s n u ie S l arl- 1 ight three Uamat one the flit C fdt h l l ast ica h e o White l 2-3 i n nings I g Ed Bauta to the St, Lo uis Card. the 6-foot, J- rnch. 1 70 pound pi tch- ' AMERICAN L IAGUI! Pean uts W icklm e had a double 1 three and stp�e t�o bases as Sam f h rs s whil Mor ick safely l n e SQx, and moved them tQ within I rehefer of Jerry Barber.' n and Ted Ba iley a d ui hle M l inah as pvt of • recent tr ade 1n 1 er Heintz h 1t s been s i g ned !fl a I c w. t.. 09 GB 2� wo n his e1&: h th gam e for Jonell had � three run home r , Tcr�y games of the first-pla ce InR uss Kem merer yielded th e . whi ch lht1 aeq u lred pitcher WII- 1 cont raet with the Yunkees' Hirh ltadne 01)0 120 2_5 4 1 C leve l and 28 18 .6 dians .Ii .;u l o ho1Uer, and Bush Syrucu :w 496th homQr of Ted Will iams' ca- ' t he Giants. mer Mizell from St. Loui1. 000 00 3-J Baltimore 30 mo nd farm clu h of the ln k rna i Jondhnson 4 4 0 . 21 088 112 ��c��� r Colema \c•u�� had 1 0 i6 21 :553 2 \.z brlolti �na p Loslnt $treak reer but beat the Red Sox behin d Baula, currently with Col um bus tlonal Lea gue and asA1,l(ned to Far • Salse r, Pr•t• e (4) ( WP ) a nd Uai- N ew York ;.o 2 ay s t � or w e s The Baltimore Orioles en ded a a n 18- hit White Sox attack that . Detroit of the Am@rlean Assn ., is a rel ief go, N. D., of the d,1sH l" North · /s · e y Louks and Cundiff. �� ; �� � � J 3 3 1 i four-ga me losing &treat and m ov- i n cluded four hits by Gene Freese 1 1peelalhrt. lie had an earned run ern Lea,:u e . Heinti was a star . oim•ru� .on . e moun wit pi n - -- - -� ---- -- -- 1 Chica go 27 23 :540 3 r h c g I W ashin gton 20 27 . 426 8 ½ "".er•1� of 0.9:J ln 1 9 in n ings pitcher for Cal/icdnil 1 11:.:11 S ehool. 1 �J: rnc:; m 022 29-1 5 1 2 l ��: � ; with Columbu1. ' beUevllle, Illi n ois Cit y 20 .408 29 9 ---¼ Pomnoy 000 00- l I 2 t 1/) 31 .3.,26 13 .....o 8v Unlhcl Pl'H1 lnfefnttlonal Bush a nd Co rr. Mayer and Sp1m f:rldiliy'1 R•ulfl IONAL LEAGUE NA T 'fr G AB R H Pct llaltimor• S K■n1H City 4, nl1ht Pl•v•r-Club t . RACINE W INS �rolt 7 W• 5h lnato,:, 4, nlth t Hadnc> made its Pony basebal l Clmnte, Pgh, 49 204 34 71 , HID 1 3 1oston ,.. ni ght .343 ' "' Pgh. � 13 102 Burgess, 35 record two alraight wi ns aiaimst n o Nt BOSTON .UP - Co - middleYork � Cleweland 3, nilht w . "I'd like to fight Archie i n Oc• . J efeats Friday evt!ning in a visit to Curry, Phi la. 36 1 12 13 38 339 S•tunlav I Probeble Pltehtrs weiJht cham pion Paul Pender, who tober," lriah Paul explai ned, "if Syracuse, winning �-3 with th� Skinner, Pgh. 49 188 4 1 62 .330 Cl oveland at Nrw York - Grant cl u bbe� lhe fadlr,,g SUg�r Ray -Rob- Affhie keepa his title a ain st . 44 55 35 Chi. 167 Ashburn, .329 g help of a flock of missteps In th e l nson mlo 1ubm1,aion m the clill,- Erich .!tdfoppntr of Germany Adcock, Mil. af 32 1 19 13 39 .328 i4-I ) v. Ford 12"' 1• home teem de feniie. Chlcap �t Boston che {1), d9y-nftht J flll■lti Friday ftlght sought Toronto on July II." 48 192 28 62 .323 Le f1y Jim Lou\s pitched 4-hit W hile, St. L Alttrough Pendtt" had to be con• 49 21 4 30 68 .318 1 'lerc� (4-I) aM, W,nn f2<1) -ti. a •hot at the Hellt heavyweight / hall bu1 he had four errors back of Gru.a l, Pgh. · 0-1 1 ..W...c,•.-lt fl·SJ. , IIM) ct°W11 today hlBteld Of a. tit l e- lellt with a nothfl' apllt verdi ct, . 51 37 60 .316 "'� him which opened the gates to Mays, s. Ii'. .....ro1t •t Wa •aton - MoMt e1��nl filht in his oWn 160 pound lilte tbe one he tooll: In his fjtst 40 179 27 M .312 (3-ll enough runs to hand Katin e the lln1ton, Mll. vs Fl ich u (0-2). dlvl�90, . Victoey ovtr RobinlOII �t tlle :BosAMIIICAN LIAGUI victory. Louks fa nned 12, w11lked an . at Ra� , lt n t i Ru Z 0 t( ■ M c..,. .. ¥ftal't, iah �e�er of ton Oarde-.· on Jan. �. le bea t nne l s, B n . 45 176 7 8 .386 fou r. -Her1Mrti (2.J) �' lttr•lla (6,,), tlro.o�l(ne, fl; - who 11 recog- the nearly wlllhed u, SUiit Ray Fo r Ra cine, Larry Salser ope ned. A llison, Wuh. 47 116 32 58 .330 �tzed a, JJli. d.lewe�t. C�ampion far nll'ON fmjffili♦'1y this tim,. und•Y • Gamn I fanned four until he was relieved Maris, N. Y. 44 158 34 52 .329 :a•:rl\r'etta,, N:tw '"!0 k and h tt ae J!let #Otta 011e sixth to ,the in the fourth with the b88es load ed Power , Cleve. 40 )58 )8 52 .329 �:::: e�:•a: �nr.f". 1 und ouc out by Larry Price, 1hc Berra, N. Y. 36 1 1 1 17 38 .324 • in cOUn.t;r� - cha1- lfth e nd w v� ) , l'ollM RobJn110n Wo•,ld be 1�naed ancient re --· - -· ----- - - P iHsa \ l Cleve . 44 150 29 48 328 Cl•veIa 1 ....,.w ""' (2 Atclue Moore for "' 7 ih•I - •J. a, 0ql• m�ly '" 01110• lht� I crack, at hl, ll1ht h ••vywelfht !LDER HJA�S MONOGRAM Famous Smith Chi 50 JBS 27 60 ' 319 c�,.... •, lotlon po gar t a)lpea �.. . - �'jQ (176-pound) title. MINOli: LI.AGU ■ RIIULTI SOUTH BENR, In d. UPI-Jack Gentil'e B� l t 44 t lS 23 36 · 31 9 l�e,� �leaf ln 1 th� cll�ch !7 · P t oo Jt: B i ' U PrMt The former onal l.ntwhd k re ted r n y l ll fi : e , n ma en e n b lder has u: of lndlanapoll, IE Hansen, Ba 151 4 21 M 310 w1-o won another spilt 15- round de- a n\ &.ey 'ftU: n e1 n c es ttirolllJPI• · lnternatlon.al League 1 elected president of the Notre Frnc□a, Cl eve. 44 163 30 50 _ 307 flg 'j :I fllrtw l.1lon over New York.fr Rbinson ou Co Roc:h !O JumbWJ Dame Monogram Club, 1ueteedRun. IUiHed In ..il.l , Pe� e� l)U �ed ant haul�d a� J their r(turn title (la:ht 1t the ing Bill Schmilt of Portl and, Ore. M atlonal LNgue-: Ban ks, Cub3 Richmond 5 �alo S OD 1nue . on 11Je Sts: noston G�eQ, lat�. ''l'.m. not lnEldl'r ii a former Irish football 46: Clemente, Pirates 43; Cepeda. Miami 3 �ro�to J coming to . t�reated rlgbt ROW 1p a title fight sta r wh o rn n 98 yarda lor the Gianta 34 . McCovey Giant■ 34 , Montreal 4 Havana 3 with Gene tultnter. rm recoiniied ' Anwrlcan At1«latlon only touchdown In Notre Dame's Moon . Dodgers 34, ' .. cbM\P.19• i� n'l�i� of t,be wor�d. Oharleaton 5 6 Denver 7- 0 vietory over Army In 1929. . . Americ an LMgu•: Ha nsen, Ori. \B: �len e m�, TU'9DAY U. U Ji:,l)l"er w"' 0 6 n � MI nea� g Md • ; n olea Ya keea Marla, Mi38 40; f93 A, AVER RS GI WAGE I Louisville 11 St. Paul 4 he , kQOWI my re8', Jtitl/£ 14 11010 W�it e Sox st!; Gentile O r i1 A LBANY N · y· UPI-The New �lln'ler, of 'i ,eat Jordan, utah, Ho u.skm 2 Dtlla•;Ft. Worth 1 11 J'.M. lo 8 P. M. yor k 5tale ' Tax Depar tme nt re- o11lesI 34; Skowron ' Yankees 33·• ls recoan4ed u champion by the H.., JI a.....,. I d di 33 e n a n s , por ted that racing fa ns bet a n · National B0Xln1 Aasn Will iamsport 6 Readint: 4 ' Hom• 1 un• 1 ) 11ve� ag e of $93 a day at Aquedu ct Bing,ha The tax bodki are now open' lot �e June Could Plght At- 149 mt on �nd-half 7 Alle n town . o • B • s <l u ri;1 g th \ tra c k's 2 y n Pe n der, who g n Spri weighe l ld 4 ct• n • d lA 160 1 pou nds � ter af . g c ollection of the 1959 Real: Estate taxes. Aiii>' Dllinquent fl �� u.��� � 15 jfu. �:::� ls n ;�;��• � m<'e m . T e s t ate co ected'''$;1 8· l2 Th om ' -------' --exactly the middleweight limittax . Clo;sing d.Ate will be Julf 1st, 1980. ;:, Cubs I I ;' � t1{��e11 1520,450 of the total of $177 , 633,- B agal nst Robi nson'!! l5B'Ai Friday 8 ews, ravcll · 064 th11t was pushed i nto the parinight stre1111ed that he eo�ld co A�; 1�n LN�u•: Marls, Yan- Juraesl!I Cl eared B ut 1 m utuel inachlnes from March 21 in to ihe ring at an effectlve ;: . k a to _ . po und, ,,ors a It.i, er? t u Bak t wt� *)'ellf-Old ow, ______ _________•1_ .,_ a, -----�-M� tir'va�ke�:��·: ��fJ������ n� fi " •· -i, � J urg e 14 S Moore O an DI,e10, C... PTS _ "• _<;9_up,r. �1_ 11. • • 1_, -� " Ce rv, Yanke es 8; Maxwell, Tigen · · ,1 ,.., BOSTON UPI - The Bostan Red - -- . :_ __ "'!e!!!e,:,e .,., , !' '!'!!! '!'!!! � """'""""' !£ ��• !/!! ,,,,,,..-,,,,,,,,, ,,,,..,,.�• 8; Piersall, Indians 8. Sox cl eared up BIiiy Jufges• fuPitching t'ure slatus h the team bi · h a nd• N•tlonal LHgu.: Law, Pirate1, in h i m hi11wit nd ition al r'e,leale, unco g 8-2; Sa nf�rd, Giont a 6-2 ; Bu hl but w hhl happens to Del Biker? D roves 8-2, PurkJ!Y., �eds 5-2. Baker named Interim manAIMrl�an League. Coate11, Ya n- J 11ge r of t hwas Red Sox Wednesday e kees 6-0, Sta ley, W�lte Sox 6- 1 ; when Jurge was granted a medl­ tstrade, Orioles 6-1 , �rant , In• cal leave oreabee nce. dlans 4-1 ; Daley, Athlet 1c>s 7-2. No mentlon was made of a perWe �a..1 Ideas, mane.nt successor to J u rgea. That l e rt Baker In a rather awkward Johansson Okayed pla111 ,,,.,1 fflONr/al, position, ror he doesn 't k n ow For H.IS T"11 Ie F'1gIIt whether his job Is safe until next GROSSINGER, N. Y . U PI -Jnge- i, week or next year. m1t r Joha nsson 's phsldan !laid today there Is no dan,gcr or postponlng thr return title right wUh I A 'S SION INFl ■ LOIII: KANSAS CITY, Mo. UPI-Rvn­ Floyd Pattflrson because of the heavywclght cha m pion's buck· co n- n ie OvercHh, 19 )'ear old Unlver• dltlon. sity of Florida first baseman, has Dr. Herbert Salzberg exami ned beP.n signed by the Kan s111 Clb' JohanHon again Friday and pro• Athlctlc-s to a bon us contract nounred him "ln hne physical with their Oall11 fartn club in conrHtlo n ." The physic-Ian t hen the American Ann . Dallas op. permitted Ingo t o rt! sumc spar- tio ned OvercLu1h to Sioux City, ring after a fou r-day layoff. Iowa, of the Three-Eye League. U96� I Racine Ed ges Past Syracuse 5-3 I I erond oun f pony League Test I Sngar Ray Sees Li ttle Sweetness I ( In Ring Future s c I I i ,lttabu,_ • "._' I c �!! �;!6- !""� was I r I f I I I I I . I ,ct. The Leaders I .348 I I I d-er h en p C 8·IIeng� Old ArCh1e ' For Li·�ht HeavvweJj! - J , •"'ht CfOWD I �™-haired I� ,,,,,," t/RtVI l'18YZOO .... . I 40 Uva Ba by· Animals I ---- -- - I I co•-1· t�::t:l � ° I I I I� RUTLAND FURNITURE i I I I I I !l' ■ Ot , Abo CLYDE G. MILLHO NE M,r. THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY I I I I From America's Foremost Manufacturer lo ,..,,. ,_ : ••······· ·······••••,•Ju·· •· PH I LCO SPECIAL! Whither ,ou ln1end to Npalr or • ,our PN11n1 ho1a1, or lwlld o new "'41, - • • have a .co111ple1e packa1e plan to fl,Jp rqu' ! • and •lft�lently. S.e u1 i..r.,. ... ·"�1,;: •i .,•. . .• , 7,,. i1:rt ·t: • • • .• • t ••. • w i,,c.,n. AiAr111AU . . . • acco11i,h1h theN th"'-9 1111lcldr,e�lc;C -1 • n ·. Ill , Black Tuba-Typo Cham pion 6.70-15 �• "- , ., for Iona milea1e, top sarety. " * for long wear, improved rJde. Famous 7-rlb Firestone Champ.ion tread design. ALL SIZES and TYP�S SALE PRICED •· U• T11l,tle11, Tube-Type . . . White,, Black, WI LL IAMSO N OI L co:· . ' FIRESTONE DISTR I BUTOR PHIL WILLIAMSON I S U N DAY �dem�� - Gardner Has Busy Life At 70 • • •'Who Du. nni•1s St•111 nt1n SCI I OOL LF.SSON OF TIIF. W E E K · I LC:0 Spec ial $429,95 $299-95 lvt'l'H '.tRAl llll . '-.. ASSOC IAtED RAblO and TELEVISIO� ' Dier, k. MAIN st. Harry ' '' Oner PO-...Ot,· OD . , , ' OU1TEIU �, l'llll U.. of m,e plvanlled �t,. 1er1iJ4 wlUl _ -&1,-. Ao .,,,,; .. - lSe Ila fl" ACOUIUe acGUltie. P1tttrn>. II --•­ • 1!141• Tile as- non­ Many Al low Celllq .... ft. Even�c?:�� w J"err.t g n :,;� g J\'l'n u p th� har r.ardner 1s wel l ' H f'l•urder. JamH Crump, Couq_ql· ly 111:ICK DU a•ow Tf:.'if F.C-UL A, Ca l if. UPC-"! · H• rsetl III thl· drilmiJ l 1 ('� and trirh I im n 1=:arl fields, A. K. McCI�., Ry Roy L. Smith nevr bO · ttle -r wanted to be a writer, " said of the c·uur 1 room One of h1M K . r. Ri deno ur, Donald .smith A :c;peed ing cnr A c ro wd_ of sI1r�e k 1 n � youngste�s. A Gardner. ·•1 ju ll favor1IP ,1or11•s l'oncerns a cul• and J . w. Gibbi . Erlt' w O'-' i f 1 , av · wanledS tanlt>y 1 league who brok" <.:ard n er's penO ( I iq uor . /\ h .I I r ·<I ru n k e n gtr I I e:i m ng ou t O t le w nd to Jive like one." The huiline11 matter dlstuued. d bouleva the r ng t he bot t le ;it ii y('d ( '.stri�,n \\ ;U t i nFi 1 0. c �� ss f Th ua , at 70. doe■ the creator (· il when he ,aw him s.eribbling wa& the proposed water ayltfnl. . . It' life. l I.� This l YOlc l l n h .s a e, in !llrng }' . and Muo n " sum U? a no l f'!i dur 1r1 g a tri ii l. The writer I T he necenary num ber of contract, or . I T ret! lu<:ks tlown t h e boulevard there was an mte rsechon .11r "Perry turn recalled. c e1:r thal has tttn hi m b h by the citi.ien• who will take I '· He Lold me , ·For heaven's $like te r have been obtain� and Atan ti a tra ffi•..: l ig ht i n red . The ho:v at the whee l �ul �n ' t get j oul a VII"lua l one-m a n l ibrary of t he jur y JS the only thing th at iornt>y R. F. Muagrave, Pt. Plf•• i the brakes on quic k l :, enough beC'ause of alcohol m h is bl�od my11ery n011 ell. h counts "The 100 Case or s . and never l�t th e m !lee ant was preaenl and ditcuued tlle tome, H t l i hospita the lo them of hree I I took 1 stream . And the ambula nce y o u taki n g not es whl"n lhe opposi• legal procNl ure to «.nt inue tn the u bli M hed Wolf, p ihe was ylaid " W them ii , · two took of squad car the tlit'd e , and where- tw o of t h m 1hi1 )'tar. and he ettimates th1I l ion 11<.·ort's a poi n t . You should 1 efforts to g et the system. to poh<·e h ea d qu arters. mort> than u o million copies of l ea n back. s l rl't<'h, look at the A motion wu adop�d to have ' · This is the li fe'. '' J his bo oks h.ilve been sold in the cl11{'k and gla n ce al the opposing lwenty lo• da of ci nder11 put on ' Sense of Values Fa's·• auorney as i f to 1ay: I wonder the streets of the town. / United Slates and Canida alone. . for t hat matter) is headed for oldster (or er He quit a hrillia n 1 legal prac- whe n tha1 dam ned 11.ar is going to Any youngst SERVING IN GERMANY I tit>e tor full-lime writing a quar- shut u p · " trouble u n l i t he h;n worked out .'I true sense of values. B ishop Fr an eii:: ,I. �rCon ncll of '�ht> Methodist Church . _ i n j ter of a century ago '·so I would 1 Gardner got the legal bug ea rly I Fol lowin g is the addreu of Pfc i n Mold1m. Ma�s . tht> son of Jf u � rt w Gihbs son of Mr. and pra t h i ng on the sulljcc:l of the prod igal son , called atte nt t on have mor e time for hu n ti ng and aBorn Pxpert, he acquired hi!! M ri . Cha r les Gibbs w ho 11 now mining fishing." l That e. libertin to 1he fa(l th a t .Je:,11 5 neve r cal h•d the hQy a ' I Y et ii is so e asy to see hi.11 early edu c-atio n fol Jowint: his m lhe Signal Service of the army n you h m " a d 1 1 was t h e JU dgment h IS O 1 c1 er broI I H:' r passed on I fir Ht lov e i i the boolt.s, althou.gh fath �r from gold fi eld t o gold 9tationed in Germany: Pfc. flubert ' can ;t alw:..:vs 1 1 ust a �n a n 's r�,latives ·: ,, , . he consh n l ly gru mbles th�y keep I fie ld. In 1 906, he s()E'nt seve ral w . Gibbs, RA 1561116!'.li7, 26 Signal '' fhe young man s folly, the bishop ms1sted , lay in ,, the him from doing ag much hun1ing I m odlhs on the Klondike. en. , c. B. APO 164, New York,, and fishi n .g as he'd like . fact that he had never achieve d a t�ue se nse of valut�., . Y. . N be C 11 0 1 La er, a1 �ovi e, a I 1 f -, hl' . He never se�med lo realize that his 1 athe r h ad wor •eu long I 'Tm never on vacation." he 1 ca me lhe box.mg protege or pioATTEND FUNERAL hours piling up the fam i ly estate . H e had always assumed that said. " I'm 70 and I've been work/ eynee , stu n l aviaror ·•·S�•de '' beM [ n Mt ' . yea night r be n fo wa te and day d turn ing rt Lewis and Mr. and Mn in Ro boy , the And it had someliow ' ' fallc11· to him." 1 e h0ffe H l d ' I've got to s l ow dow n . " M . Grump attehded the James . 1 °:e 1 ' \ a,:1 �;e a��: it to "fall" to him . to ne only rece�tly, he signed al Yet, o! their eou1in Mrs. Ber• funer ng thinki of r e � mistak r : furthe / the �� e d ;� ma w r d th s And the voun" man n he r r w c 10 a ni g �• �h:'.1�� •� the that the furl a n{'e xdtem cnl of life was all to be foun� in the � w�:�•�� I:8., 1n ;�: �e�t fi: ;fc�:�s for boxing . 11 was lu: i �g f �� �m � urc on the deputy D. A. 's scoldin g that R',•. ,"b" distanc e.. He never .realized what a wonderfu l place his home yea r ,. r Par,k.ersburg, Ma y a ck o' 2 · ec1 e o c me a h d "d d t be • I awy er e wa s u ntil he was 1 1v1 11g WI' t h th e h ogs. 1 8th by Rev Bill Denton JnterIn high school . liv_ing .in the me nt in the· cemetery Wh.)'? Bec ause a lthoug h h� is Discipllne Is the Price . that _ eir:pert craftsm a� w ho t�rives borne �f the p�mc1pal m Palo place by the Eckard-Baldwin Fu· One molecul e in a m i U ion will make a difference m the oan A lto, Ca l il . , he is said to have neral Horne of Akron 0. n _ wo rk, he_ con11den_ h1m� l f l1m:1n . blood stream.. 1 1500,000th of an inch C hem i S t ry O f the M . ' , read Bla ckstone for two or three wh1,ch o y . h rahon nl ma bu,mess a i pe n. Cu nTim gham died in tt,. will make a difference 111 the potentia l of �n a,to m. A 'ha ir s I "manufacture■ good salabl e mer- ho\irs before breakfast. attended where she haa lived for man,: " . sc hool, i)'ped legal paper■ until I ron br eadth can make thi..: " difference betwee n life and de�lh . A chandiae. �an. sh� :,as .the d a u1h� of the _ trouble In make " Im 11 0t a writer-I'm a. buai- 9;30 p m. and then comp leted bubble invisible to the , human eye ca r. n A his homework before going to Me�hoo i,t ·pre:;eS:nln ;;:•t° � neH min," t he stocky, gr■.�- ha irhuma n hear t . . . . ed be1pectael ed auth or ui1d m l he bed. _______ I gmia and a rormer retident of The Uniform Sunday Schoo l lesso n for J u ne 12 : "THE st u dy of . his 3'000.acre ranch on Muon County. She ii 1urvived by · ' tiny Sout hern th e . out Hk m,_ .• (tr th II TWO WAYS ' " M ..�,tthew 7 · 1 3- 14·' Luke 15:- 1 1-32. two 110n1 Teddy and George "' Ca h fomia town. Ak ron and several gra.ndch i ldru very is s{ scienfi · modern the whic6 with fart one is '•There She was born Feb. 3. 1882 and across "I'm I aaleaman, There•, writ• ramiliar," said the olectronic engineer, as we visited p a ased awaJ May 14, JNO. doti'l 1 n . ere·, h t writi laqorator)'. g-and n I our g 1, Mn. Franci• Mffrl• the lunch table. "Everythi ng in life i s exact. In ve the time _to wait for in.1pl raMn. Ethel Smith wu hoateu we make n o a llowa nces (or var iations. The thing f_its_ or 1t ht _aon PTA l!LICTS OFFICEh the analysis ts pre- I 1 --or anything . 1 _never have. Friday evening, Ju ne 3, when The PTA in a recent meelhll doCsn ' t, the count is cor rect or it is wro ng, ct e y t �! Btl!��t Sunda, at the !lcboo l el ected the :touaw� ��e d:y� !::t� !f�l�� �� ) cis e or it is disc.a.�ded. We ca nnot afford to be broadm ind ed , � ....... r I amo ng the QL1Cle1. ing ofricers for th e : �.. ff!� for t he n ovelette n tur ed out a . Th e devotional program wa■ in . so Too. many o( us hold to the idea that sra yer b D p'ractice only for children and in dent, Mrs. arl Field1; yit+ PreE d a y every thJr 1f this is true i n scie n ce, can 1t be false m moral s? m a"aines 41 , , ! wo M 'th r,. , - u r• BeU • charge o · , , aent Mn Geori e � aw. � , Ihin k mg pa ss up some of t he �a1_es1 a d s an. d betieflts of Ufe . , 1==i,• ay w -�,._ "Tbls morning I got up at ab: all m emben taking part. N arro.w I Iii wu:: Mi · Mc1tntJ L �I• Prayer prod uces power, power. that will c.Mn� one's entire outlook on life , tha� will Aft.er the business IM!!u:ion, t ha tary, n Y Est.bu Jesus was not a "puritan.'' I nstead, he was a " realist. '' He drove to S an Diego, a.me back ��r ,•u � ma'ke on e happier aihd healthier m bqdy a,n d m nd. The fact numerous p ersons, . to was lookin g at life honestly, and reporti�g i,� factually, when an d dict.ated 12,000 word, of 1?>' hostess, served refre.11hmen ta to ::!�� a � people, e s u fessional o next book. Tbb afternoon, I m Mn. Oma wbom qod is a co nstant comBaniontji'tdudi nl· business and pr MonJgomery, Mn. he sai d "Na rrow is the way that leads to h fe. a vin� this interview, ind then . , Ro Mn. Li na Curtis, h us ara l prima C � prayer to he lp solve their daily P:J'�DAem� i� fe�tl�ony .enough of its yalue. sful s ucce s the ' player, minton _ Ask the cl'ampion ba d CAMP DIRECTOR I I � diet.a le some more--:-unlil my Mn. Esta Eaton, Mn. Frankie Neisu How the n, ma,y we Ie,rn to use prayer l n such a way as to d e rive these ben,(1ts? the eliterature in Prize Nobe l Ju hl i ng , McCliµit,: re�ea! d onn a • the winner of. the rouvoice gives out. I'm having t Monis, Mei. (rom WVU, g ler, Mrs. Letha ll's slffl�le enou�h. By at,tendin& �hurch an d 118� one of the l'Dany services • offered • em - �v�ry one' Of them hie with it. Morgantown, lut w�Jr; newspaper edito r · Each O r th cessful M•ude Youn g, Mr,. Ir• Howell, This week he ii atteadiili 4-H • - · 1m , urch I e I· _ _ e •h - e. pastor o_r som e of lb s . v serv1ce o 1>-counse l_ F ro., by · the. h urc h - th• · succes of e tt requIS st r ft the e as 1sc1p 1 - w 11 prescn be d "My b;g problem , though, Ia Mr,. •LIi- ura Bell, M.rs. Ur, Morri11. . •• and WJII teach us h ow to pray, how to ensuite re&denhip conference at than the correspondence. It's huge. J ust Jowsh1p a counselor may be found who 11.;•n s n o more 1 a1a 1 d octrme extant among us i There The next meeting will be at la.cbon Milla Ne1:t weell: be at­ · . rich our liyes . once." g thing e time I t h a about h e only anythin v , try "I'll n r Eato Met wo s d, . s the home of · thoughtle . tends lhe state coMerYation camp c to read are my mail and the latMathem atics, nuclea·r science, open-heart surgery, A!}tarh at Camp Caeu . The nmaindff n •-�ith the hbpe it wi!I, in S(llne meo�ttre, foster arid he-Ip su�tain explo n e." a medicl legal stuff on est , y In Rev. a11d Mn. Jobn Elwood and of the 1ummer rhe ratio n , a n d common morals - the re is no place will be a f:R / One reas�n . for .Gardne.r's de- family Jert Su nday afternoon for director throughout the dlte. that which is good In famHy· and community life, this feature is of them for the tolerance that invites disaster. luge of mail ts Bu nationally Lakeside, O., 10 attend the annual This Is the Life! k now� �urt t:'t Last te5ort., s�nsared by the bu�lncss fi rms arid ·organizations whose names conference. ! tal hospi at e th Mr. and Mn. Harold Seybold of � Ask the agonizing youn gster in the cas t o n i s Ask ten year for W heeling, Mr. and Kn. ceeo G'air 'lf>oeor below. �! ! A s k the you n g driver se nten ced to prison c7:J !r :r · �i �ri �� m vi ea r co M s r ::::a: :0 Sy the alcohplic' s wHc and child�n ! A sk the d �to r who I� _tr y- they didn't commit. Convic:h and � attend the annual conference ing of Brid&epolj and Ml• Bela i nf r lh1 bring or de r back in to th�.JUe of the yktim of delir ium their relatives send him thous- ot the Methodist Church at Lake- Jenkins of Coluttl.but were recent guests of Hrs. Henry Jenklm. 1 ands of letters. side. trernens. ar e "From now on, though" he said Mn. Elza Birch returned borne ho!:· a� ! �!:�:�r:�e: Go to the back door of the saloo n on West Ma dison street, Mlddl"l>orl 1',u erty Budgel Shopping Center after "I'm concen_trati ng o n the �ks. Su nday from Columbus • and l iste n to the winos. ''This is the life!" "• ht-tenths o f my time eig epent ve Mr. withr relative. in Wellb . l days with severa spendin �· Nag Education, Christian of Division (Copyright 1960 by the n d In the last 1 0 years working for Birch who is a patient in Univer- Mr� �n��W�T.os,:� l:;.t or the Chu rches of Christ i n the United States the tio n al Council _ Court. sity Hospita1. Satur....., .1w� m - CbarI eston. 0( A menea. ) "I'll still be active, but I won't ____ Mn. Ji m Roush was honored ____ _____ Bernhart Lerner, ShJde nt. at OU do any more writing or i nve!ltiga- on her birthday Saturday evening h t A returned ens, home tht week. ting for it." June 4 at her home by rel atives. Rev. and Mn. W. I. Fiber of The Gardner acreage, nam ed Iv■ n Powell retu med lo Pope Ra nc ho del Pa.ieano i11 geared Alt Base in North Carolina after Farmin&ton Were Saturday after. , By Rev. Robert R. Card strictly for business. The author a five day pus. Mn. Powell and noon guest.fl of Mr. and Mn. J. The Chester Method lstParlsh has a bed close by his study. baby remained at the home of M. Crump . WORK His family lives I n Oakl and, her parents, Mr. and Mn. Frank Atty. and Mrs. A. K. lfcCIDDt' � Topic: 00 YOUR HOME . Jr., Charleaton, spent the put Calif., hundreds of mile s away. Cleland for a visit. "Love your enemies." - Matthew 5:44 The r�nch , ad joi nin g an In dian A picnic supper was enjoytd several weeb with their parent■ Most of you have heard the statement that they h_ope Amerhorses, a n , hu a few vatio rese the home of Mr. and Ml'II, Mr, and llrs. •A. K. MtClunJ, loat we that r s thi by mean they . icQ has learned tier lesson . . . l e hay, about 10 lt few tena n ts, a Waid Roush , Su nday, in honor of cal and llr. ud Mn. Clyde Foley, h structive weapon s with the .� should prepare bigger and more de t he busemployes, houses and 15 grandson , Do n Diddle wbo Mason. their ., e should ' iest of whom are shi: se cretaries I INieil di OW Brt'il hope that no , C0':1, nlry woul d d ar e tO altack 1:1s , W furlough from a Mn. Allee Chapman ls vhlttinl home on s t h at Jesu s ..said TI,ek��;t who transcribe Gardn er's dicta- base in Mississippi. the b egmnmg, re�emb� es in Huntington. from relativ � Jlutll.c'til. W. rft. · ) tion and keep his fi na ncial deal• a' tthe "'. (M 1 a s h Wl141 t h e swo�d , h peri l z sword Joe Hinkle, LlncJID, nt., 11 viis the e l Cleland accompantake Mrs. Ha 1, _ � . · fed by her 110n Bob returned ltlng h is father, Gideon Hinkle Jesus also sai d something else that I believe IS ve ry import- ings i n order. · • "Many people take mystery no- after spending l ast weet in Ne-.v and sister Mn. C.rrit! Juchon. ant to us all in this mod ern a,ge. H e sai d , "Love you r e n eP: /:� BaMn. or frlenda �any l s The ng pills, and Brighton, Pa., and atte nded the m1' es." This brings me quickly to the poi nt and to the mes- vels i nstead of eepi "flliVor 6 t m S"'"!Dine · 1at-at Jeast graduation of hey're more bene1. 1c her gra ndson chel Pierce Laurrntl were IOffJ t at Jesson l thi learn o s d e fail have We you. fo have I r sage to learn that her husband Paul, · hed. lau the writers" he Bailey. to Joh n ny g , Ji: :1, P1lrilN Chun;fi, llwt' •�.;..., home a n d yet we talk about peace with Russia. were houg h, the mystery t , Roger ia critical ill in a Wbeellnl: lot,,,"' Mni. Theiss and "Seriously M'r. I what t ee 1110�11,. paatot. SJn«a, � al s nee d but take a close look a ourselve s to i n teresting p sy- business visitors in Oeveland Cor has a very pita!. book . 9·SOl·am SUJ>t Herbert Jlflu■-• "§;;;2i m ea n . I thmk we shall accomprISh som �th 'mg 1'f we dO that ' chologieal importa nce to people. several day11. Houae guests of Kn. F.d Bleu1 . �ayer servl�• Wedne · •� remember , the truth d oes hu r t , until the proper remedy The average m an is ever i n a ll a W�aver N!tumed but ing and Kiss Audrey ue llr. UM! Mrs. Ste I preaohin& Sundq alt �l'Ji.. . , ,1;:,, :, :� beca u se home after a vi11iL witb h e r Mrs. Fay Blessing and daugbten \ state of supreme suspe n !le . , applied. is , fM ._.__� · Pm io\lllg people, mee · · fil;Ul• ..I.. , , First - only recen tly we have wi�nesse d m. �th pol1tlcal l ife is �11 compll�atlo n.1 with no in-I• and daughter, Mr. and Mn. of Steubenville. a:,.rc,an..- · • �)i�Ntf of -.lem, d0r fJ :t5 pm. , , ' . .•' ,-, PJl119 SUNDAf-;r• n• S u nday altemoon IUIRI ef ;MM af h..� , 1'ay IIWt. TV .parties bitterness becau se of the d e sue for poh l tcal and per- c�nc l u�1ons. That s th e trouble Orvill e Brown at Cheater. . r..t WHTN. PNIJ.�-" Mr. and Mn. J. M. Cru� were Ml'. and Mn. James Jividen of with 11re. " . t� tlata, on Por\ianff Rd sonal gain s . I Zan esvill e were weekend guests Mrs. M. C. Lewi.a, Mr. a nd Kn. has problems reader the Cllllm�J U - 8:4$ ••�• "So lllHl:1 �))tlQJ, �,:JO •ni i;re,cb,lnv. W. H. •�djrp. , of plenty e hav woul d that nation SetQnd _ we live in a Mn. J. F. Jividen. Part Lee and R02er Scarsberry at -• ness for almost if not all :t but bu siness will fight and and can't sleep. He pleb u p • of h is mother, >ti:• � fQ4 Bible StudJ W� Clltf: , · u� 16 No· c b USI mystery a tory which ha.a substlMary Gra e Stoba.rt employed rt. Pleaaant and Kr. and Mn. 1 . � t . n..� P ...t:>I' C. W. •ltrof lbU, - � · 'lat • 1 Hop..Li..i.l. · Cend.klo ,, re a �e �• Y th8 t are h onest i n � 1 th�se the _ n- _ cheat and lie • • ( • problem for Colul'Dbus spent the weekend Prest9.11 Andenon, SOu.tuklt, tuted a hypothetical in '1:t ,.. _' 1• � , , 1 .-.Sk a real o'ne. He aolves il, it h•�Y with her mother Mrs. Blll H,.-sf'II. ers, and have peace w1lh� n • , • but many do not and matt J. M. Crump spent TueldaJ at ,lv■nfll• C:fliurch 1:J"'4 bib c� lif �llrlal"' � _ , � 'f , 'f. e show Ru ssia the advantages o f Capitalis m there ia a conclualon, tuma out w Ph11e -Gn>ve. Mr. a nd Mrs . . Ray Relth mlll er how can you . n Pret!Jyt rta • and e , , M q:2'0, .;, · , t-, �· I l d f RetoP.Re .. " 11111. ! � d n d · Eugcr.e U a:ar'nJ,e R ir,ood ' n i and lln. Wtlllain Coleiinan Mr. home their for y a Frid ulcers.) bed. to toes and ts left h lig We l the spiritua such s e giv it n Waldo l, Bartel.I, lfastor, John whe 1,1: l'tV-.'flilft W minl�-t,, �le Sc:h�t·: t:h and � Lou'-8e call it •�ape-fiction' and It'• a Sa SttutienYllle of ndint tbe ape udic pre after Fla.� , e a rasot e th j r:ac -. it t)o�t ,mlstaJ(e Tlilrd of ·�u� , Dir. Ch Blaettnar, e Wtn. Mak no . r � � ,_ ·/ Vora,rJ. 'wonltlp '.L0:30 a. m.· ,mvp 'iJt · 1 , sister, Miss week wit h h is Kl■s1 tolumbu• fa.at of e were weekend d word. good O�lG. •· m., Worshi p and class conscious ness are a Jleftnite bhght on the Un it inf W�fli, . IJ':3d. p. ra. � ��-� �• 1 ..V S�_ctv·Sphool Mory Mn. of guests It Reithmlller. no • thlnf r low In, "Ano . ! ' ' lbe .- �- ,0,1111 •· Ill, i• Thlrat For, God." States and a violation of the ci)llµnand to love those who are l�el reading a11 some critlca Mr11. Charre, M_•rti!t and daugh- Mn., �ord P�fll. J0111 ODtl. . • '· .';' II! · 11. ·• #•ll)O�i a..a.\!llblti'Se�ool Supt. hr . , •14' different than C _ we are or who lfave become our enemies Society C lftlulA,.,,,.t...., t,., ,! , � .. liW-.i Huf.t. 1 think. Out biggest re1del's are tu Ru..tll of Gal1:inoh11 spent Sun- 1 lllsa ijlllan Jlnnnon tnd n,, CenlrM•ltJ � 1f MW:berrt Po�e,oy. Mor ni ng · •-hS '&':bool a.t I JI. m., � Kalar, • ,:, 111{...1; Fourth U CHRISTIAN . . _ Stop saying, Well, wait YO doetor11, ba nker!, big businesamen day with �- Frances R ::>berts !ftM Brannon �ere Tuetda,y eveaa aerv� ,•t 1 �. God the PN1erver h e .IS wriTing about the wor I d There i s plentY of strife and T Lee · , pt. fir. amt un. Dile •blP 10:f'..i � 'tff int gueati of ¥t. .\Jld lln. J, M. , B:r. people with Important pr.ob and son Pbil1P.. Tut grace .. n f · QoJde Ma • ri · o � 11 , . •,. • pa•._ whether lems." , e dlng · church n s of all denominations, 11pe Ia ldore l iti within a n Ctwhp. madf! Don Mias : mies e en nd ith; f · . a , ,re ye ..ved thl'tnqh a ■-- ·L,...i.:.a.:i;i;. .. , , � :rr. · ._. , MemerW wiekend iueats of-. TM' · b"•N MltllMlht ��- � ..-we that not of younilvea It la the gift conservative or llberal . . , A poor example for our Maste r The late Pre■ldent Funklln t>. a vacation with her p&Nn t■, Mr. IO l s. e enemi our ,,, Hllldol'II. G. T. and Mn. N. o. Wein wata Mn. "'- - Jin. Gec-1e Da\lk. hit.or · _ Mr. love avid n and a er n was to Gard Roosevelt command the ol Goo. Ephesiw 2 : 8. W�nesday al\,d direct opposition to '..� • and McKenzie Hel en Stone Coot of Hu.ntl Bill Mn. Mn. d an Mr. t n Preside Ram our me o former , ls bec an f as "ltmd� Rl:ltool l:;!l A. M. "-8 1 l'ltil•,_., , , who se o th hav may evenlna ,ervlce it 8 p. m. 1 e Indeed1 we in the church n Jimmy of ,Gallipoli!! were II.IPI IIO l nlf,on and Mr. and Kn. Sa.muel Truman. s. to learn can't we "bae�.....,... Supt. ,..... � if but church , MlillNilf thurdfl, I.ob- enemies, eve'h withi n the ""'!,um•� and I stm cotre1- per guest■ Friday �f �ill motber, Ca� ef Wheelin1. , ., ,. °'!I i I L (; , M1:--'t�- tr1: It. Card, pastor. Stind:AY School love the m, how C an we- ever love the Russians ? Mn. Robert Em�eton of NorMn. Laura McKenzie. n d , said �ardner. po n 1. m., IJoyd Dtlllnaet; Wor• Fifth _ Naturally it d oes not stay within the church but l::io " •· ' J . P. �- W. Rdbl;1:llt;toa MtftNlmq:�. ' !'!:pie. it vlsltln.J relaUvet here �it follr: and Mrs. Clyda Crou and allr Mr. a d asp of author e The w er . _ � · . . ad �t . •�P l&.� .a. m., Hpa1m Taylor, goes home with us an'd the neigbHor and you do not get along, 11141,tpo,t.. B t. . . o _ _____ , . <e, u b •('fllt Colum n, n Ly w daughter, . ,,.reer ho■ �ulded h prolesslon is . , "'iilfci -< "'""'-• s.;.e..: 10 1, i1L . l1J-lt.der. frayer lilttlce 7:80 p. I SO up goe s a fence - a mad Ience. OH MV FRIENDS WE _ --:---111:rtnt■• eir h t h ed wit weekend . from it.a • be�innm.ic. He explain : the · , ' . ed ay. Pd IL ._ '1·4� ..,,.. w art ftl N of Pullin, w Mollie "� , ·• " n ul''&"· /ell-' .,.· 'hl L ,' ,.,"1"hl� mlillliot. "I ,tarted wrlllnl ,torleo 37 lllr. and Mrs. A. B. er- ud .._ ) H AVE NEVER LEARNE D TO LOVE THE ENEMI ES C LOSE t: C �urct,,- �. I, AT HAND. THE1!-EFORE PEAC E WITH RUSSIA IS OUT years aro, when I wa, 34 a, d Mr. and Mn. Howard N•ttiler. Memoriol weeiend 1oesta of llr. • ' 1118 11 i_, �1 NI - L p:.. l,r. -� or W hl 9 / Mr. ■ nd Mn. Ru,..JI Rltlcllfl ontl Mn. _Cbarleo McNicltle,. · • a. . QUESTION . . . WE DON'T KNOW HOW TO LOVE 1tlll a lawye,. I knew I dldn 1 ' m W · '' ' ·• . :n OF '� � THE ; 10�� Du•� � a_ $u� . ...... Y-hour m., 80 Sehool Gueru of llr. and Mn. Chari,. Fall� Pa., _ we« tb.e · •· . "Jl:IO_-p l,,,iji1q i'·.even· · 1·l1{f ·1 OUR ENEMIES FAR AW AY. The old• war will fo on unless know anythlnf ,bout wrltlnl' ,. ol Beaver tltol ••!11 ..;.; ".les Monday ..,. Mr. ■ntl � :on "' � McNk ;.,._c_,,. ' 8:3!) pl 111. . A to a ru Ill n I 12 or IS rears .I fl.letts I19t w ek O � 1 s Ior the f'nt I . person .a I etc. m1ssiles, than y d reme a of more ha'V we e 011nn • fl. · '"'"" girltll, • ••· eanMI IU. Church chllrctt id tht 'N'llt,...., a,,.,., t.,....,, M r. a nd Eber Mrs A· H· CurtJa and arandaon :�:r ::�r:�n1 :.':! : le=I ern ed abo�t conc be ' l not ,will he l l afraid fa I l , · m n t s r h •. C .: m a 9:30 not Schooi pa Sunday ·� Cb�le• of ,ReedBVille. SC� ol ator. �blf ltel' ■ :l ld lll. _ .... bv. �ro H met. ·; lftr � e , 1 111,_ ••4 �. ,Ech-ard ,ee1te � Wo'8l!f/l J P.m. _, the cold war gorn� on. an d ho I S likely to go o n nurs ing hIS mrt'.'i MOie ""tern,, ,..,.� - Mr. a nd 111,� Etl-4 1{,rdlsh ,,,.,.., .lch>ot-9:IIO •· ,._ - �� -. A n w be rmon l E. : s e Chur F. h t is I Syracu • •. • -· front storlet tlla t -11 ort of atuff (Loia Sayre) sob and q:ughter of family or Zanuvllle are viaiUn1 il l'fli· se UI ,c , · vonblp 10 30 L rl ,Yptt··if:•• ·p. - ifo'nbfl' gru d ges. But fbeheve that rnpst who read h P• m.; A'fen lal � Due, pA.W,+-, S)lJlc,i.ay, SchooJ_ 9:3� Christians and there a re ma�y things we can do about it. , Your m.r StMffJ1'tiC" �� ;:�_· 11 '"Th at 's why 1 111 I'm I bual: New Castle, Pa., .-.re ncent her mot het, Mrs. . Ci!f1tI� � 1• m.; Wor,lp io 5 a. m.; Prayer attitude toward your enemies will change and you will be nessman. Most writers do thc,l, lr gueata of her grandmother, Mn. ,and Mr. and Mn. Chfrte1 � a. Wtdiiiiitay 1: 30 pra.Tet meet- · , •· · \ at por,u. . \I t/1 I� iilH- 111Vl1 7: :.-a •,:· ii't�dne�IYabl e to do a• good tum for !h em In a short time . Then the mad best 1 ofl fits! for the low-pay- CamUla Sof.l". lq: Pra,er '. _,_ 1111 •� h urc t.;DC111ler u1._,_., Mr, •0d 11Ji'i. i':,O p. at. mice qn:.1'J' ' Jactaud Ho� Mr. and Mn. ing public1tion11 . 1nd run out of · � ie11e1; · Public meeUn8 Sun. 8 p. n . . d own. torn be can fence Jqeid 17 ol tlM! from a vlo!t wllh her •� ":"s.t:: •1 W�•"' a,r �;h:;: Peaee must begi n withi n Meigs County and within your material �, the time lhey'Ve returned 1 r m 0 rne ,nd Mra. lkui,il; fl m. w,d., Pr,y'. particular neighborhood by teari ng down all the high Je•th�s �i" a .::� 1�� t.9 1 :� 9it.E ";;�,� Wattenon :,.,�':i.ien 1 t,ern�ss and ?(:her causes that make en emJes. We o IS: ,:'it 'bad90 �st In �•ene-the and i.,Je watierwon of Parkers- l ah Bndfotd. Jin. YOUnee • •' bit of e Jifit�I• ? ' m ' , , aevrl:. 'Un1 · A,u. ·2emenJ,. , , aul rnt . P �utl i!l,o,ch by taltlng Jesus llterally . . . by loving our enemies . He �!d mysteries with legal backtr<,unlh hori apent Sonday with Mr. ,od componled !hem to vltll re1ot1... . <Jo,I ';ator.- t\,pdly, $<hiij,I• r. llohtli;f , W,.P,'i'· 10:311; NYJlI •� Di1111186 ,..., IMI .,,_ ,n.,..., c �; . 8. 31> · •- ar. Sonday not say 11\At we would n ot h ave e nemies, but He did say LOv E -w Pm.mbura tntl • wter ,NP-, hen 1 101 to the hlih tllYilt& Mra. veme Watterson. " l h fl W �. m. conces A. r of s. Pi� at W� Pa. ,� o� . or resou Mr. and Mrs. 1bomaa Arthur YOUR ENEMIE S. Then, we can pool our eld. 8:48 EvtntDI ·,ent.ce1· 'l:ao: � 1.�n,nt.1�, o. W,cht.�•�na. · � .:;:; ,;: 11 h hu h• l)ally VocaUoo Bt� y _ . ._! with l[lent my. e llul p ' Co Sunda en ya c torn • rld l o w lum ey Thia ls e , n ludl love Russia . ' . our big noted ot Mo . ... � '1'111!1"�■)' ,,., ' ' io:1.• �0 ,q-.. mn:. s�n;"' i . � ,.._ • lilll, Boob ' �� ay stnlc lve l ove to - "iJl CW�f =uoo\ . ,;. n Simpso . llamm !!� ChHter Mn. and Mr. �t�• • rn.; P · , ..__ 9f ,,_,.. C� peace . Gletli!r . , lasting a Jeriy We frte'hd for old , lJ IQ ·h the only foundation for peace . . . , Ji.M' 1 it1 and I'�llln. �1l!lfeh :,: following Jesus' eom_maild II) love our enemies I lleUete Gir8net_woulll have be!n must begin �- \ �- �• ODd ' . • t.t�....,. ., t.ft ol Curtll not t llid lie If la1h'or tm1 . t,eot • i oupty. c gs Me In here and beginning to do• o ur bQDIA.wou:i 1 p. ,,. ""." _ , If• · ., :,;; _ • The Gatc,v ay To Life 1 e I I I I I \�:,,�·;;;! �'.1 I wa. I I I I I I t', t ,l I I IN PRAYER THERE IS POWER I I I Racine Social Eve11ts in°: i!�:or�e� �� I r· Ji, ·· mFFLER R�D ANCHOR IAKER FU�ITURI I �:f;�:-�:� :! :i: -SERMONETIE I I ,. iJ !�r!i�:'•=��, • - · jfjp�=::;:=��� I °!: . u4'\ I I II I I we 1011- 1 •� ·n· f1': ,,... ,r I I .ti "!' _ -. · · i.,•�s- J.ao· REGULA& Hartford Secial n,, .., u ln -tin& for Jbe ' of the Too,n Council wu �IJ � . . e � � �(, . .HrH 1 lkn.tt,.='1; i,1y �:»:- ¥� �"" * Made with Firestone Rubber-X Plua Ta>< and Recappable Tire 1-1 w flMns Daily Senti nel, Pomero y•M ld dleport,_o., June 1 1 , 1 960--6 ,,;:,,.:-•llli * Original equipment trend depth. * 8/F, Safety-Fortified oord body .,. ., 1uoe1r irt,.o... ro uvt ro1r�q,,rr lutalled FREE ,. , 'yo11 . ·,. afre your problemS 1!'- M � �eek � m_ _,- .t j __ - !':"'l!I& "iit', .;.�•. ;,.. f. " if l!lio�� '"°'' , � • -•- . � f,Jt�. � iGII ' · ""' �;;3rd -""'"<') ·"· !'fl � •·· : c�:, � .;......., · �ru. - ' · , rJ:'t:!lll � ·.;:\ -�°":' , .� •� � = --. � · 1 ��ti • •i ,. , 11ti-t, � 1'm. " l...,.;,r f'ff.ie In&!�!'?!� . :": .::, � u..;,:·� •i.t. ' ' °'• rJl·,�• I �!:.'ti!� r ,�;;,_:,.°'·,�•� I'�"""'°• ;,t(p. fn,, . , Yi, a ��• � ¾�:.• �2,!; .W.llali-• . _ _ : . . II I I llJfj' �•;.� by I !'Quo :3:' I In t{ ��t�·...:J::; Wu ::J�• ,'•u.t,' �I �- - - · - · - - - - - Baron's Bu sh Th rows . . ---.. -� ... . . . . No -Hi t ter 1 . .. . - ................ - - • :---• • .,�!�����-, �-··---�-- . -- - . -..--------- ..--.. . iMirky Mantle Is Hitting Like Bomber Of Old, sO Those yankees L00 k.1ng OrL"kI e Te8IR Of 'Old' I I s-l NATIONAL LEAGUE x-;- I �- :;;· GI l',u,burgh '-Daily-sen!l�e l , Pomeroy -Middlepo rt, 0 Ju� ' San Franrisco 3 1 20 .608 8Y FRID DOWN ___ ______ _ ___ _ _ _ ed to within a h11.U-e;2me the and three by Al Smith 1 :lfilW.i\lkte 23 IQ .MB 4½ United Prtt1 lntwnatl0(\11 other crack al Pent.lt r . bu! t hat tndians by beatin the I n1185 S IUto Hom«,; l'or T ia-rs l'incll'Ul.1t1 26 25 5)0 6 Mit•key Mantle ll hltti n1 like l ' J t Athl eti cs Jl i . f 1r s1 y lh111 Ume 11 sbould � r n hi� hlllill Stev e Bilko's three-ru n th Ch • _ SJ Louis 8 the _ 23 469 "bombe 26 o r l " d or a n d it's no I � e .:O d h ���:: slate of New York. . Jnmng home r was t h big ti loY.' . , ute t e B W le Sox . for t he Tigers as Jim Bunl l l ll!;( harley B ush of the Mid d leport Barons mad e h is p1tchmg Los Angeles 22 27 440 !HZ ('Olll(' lde nC'e that the New York R ed So IS ' A l lred former 11u ddlewe1gh1 d th De 1 9 25 432 9� �ank ee s are beginni n g to took I Tig ers :J at t h; e:ashin: ton S��!� pi c ked up h l s' lhird w m of tht' c ha m pion or the world s aid h t' rctur'd In t� e Cou.nty P?ny Leag ue a brilliant two no-hitters \h ic�o , I hllade lpt11�. 32 360 13 '2 like the champs of old. had giv en Pender two ch an ces in I In a �ow Friday mght with a 1 5- 0 v ictory over Pome�oy. The tors, 7_ 4 Jor their ri lth straigh t seiuo n with late-innin g relll' f J1d . Ff" ,V-• Huth Nothing male1 t,be Yankees. WIil in oth Pc Ame ri can Lea gue Bo1ton and lhal Pender should last t ime he appeared Jn a Pony COI�test was al the tall of the l from Hank Ai; u1 rre. l0ot beue r than wllen .Mantle J » game.11 now give him a {'hance m his 1 959 seaso n when he hurled a no-hitter i n the Alfred -Orange c ..ldf' di "'lliclel,ht• l Larry Jac kson received t•r1•d1t S.t. L"-1• f on a "tear" a nd th� J.Ufff slugBOSTON UPI - Su1ar Ray Rob- home state for hit aevf!nth straig ht win and j Pony tou, nament · 11 4 1.tl ._.... •.._ ! �ifht n tl now i th ,a.ix po�eer is on ° lhe ------n N,lio � ue inion'• future ar t Lea h e St. eifht 18 ques�ion t?" h of the season behi nd :. 1 ,1 g . , nuSh, nwhthand er, had the Porn- Portlan d lefty . 1 l .:'ci.s 0.�._ht en thui mon th 1111d ..�•ta 1D h 11 Lo�ii {:afdinali beat day after ralhn g 1 0 rea:.un his Yankees the firsthit Ca.rd1 n�I attack that rncludl·<l o f his out hand all Pnc� Canned S m ith and Crow to noya1li:i eating . Si� Bonus atu f fl e+. � P\, .h,n . last 2, 1 al bah for a !� *Vetag, �ce P1ttabu:r1h Pu-ate, 9-6, the Ken Boy�r e 161h homer Muuc:bnsen.s · New York m iddle· 1 . J 1hc Wa} I ii• fanned the SJdt' in the rctm, th� S lt.lt' and collecte� the 1 F!h"I1 el hla •1 onl•v rt an adds u to bfd. n�w.s for Ch ic igo C\lbt a·owned Ute Ph i l ap1tcher To ( .ou lracl wel,tlt tit1e horn Paul Pender Emit Banks' 15th homer and first a 11J st'l·ontl 1nrungs struC'k out vkL ury as h i!-! mates went on lo gt-I 1 3-3 ad p r h _ 2�iv0--C . American L�a' � rfv�\• who rea l - del �'h ia Phillies, 6-1, the Cinci n- Mark Fre11; man·s four-hit pitdimg ' tn �il ......n1 �m after Fri- j NEW YOR� U PI - Jerry He i nt z 1 5, walked t \ 3- J , two, .saw only three two mor" runs m the lop of the � : ��wo P .,. It. i.ouh - law 1 ire that II h�l llafttle 1s the natl ReCQ: edaed out lhe Los An- he l ped lo ■end Philade l phia's .Jun day •itbt't ,pltt dec111on lon, Roh- 18--year-okl r1&lt hander from St reach h;ist• as -111 error back of htm fifth und two III the st>venlh i3-'2l t• 5•dftki (0.2). : one thing thal can turn the Amer- itel61 Dodgers 4-3 tnd the San Owe ns down to his su:lh loss l1 � Al1 he had lo h ave so ml?' Libory, 111 , who •� c alled ' ·the bes1 let on i g('I 0;1 a fielder 's choice , Svra( Ulic> milted Ill the llh o n · �me to th.i■lr: 1tJou1 lhe fuh1r;_ P.1 1chm11 prospect m t he Midwesl," 1 h a l l l 'omf' rOy d idn 't hit a ball out Lou.ks l hrt•e•ru u hurnn but 1 1 ' Bu�: waukt• at San P:Ntteisco - •<·an League race i nto III Yankee Franciscq Gi1 nts beat the Mil- was t he rlrst major Jeagul! uc(5-2) YI AntOMHI 13-3). cake-walk I we u kee !lrives, 5-0 r.. rota, back to New York with- signed II bonus t"untract wllh the or the 1 r1 f ll'l d wasn't enouah PriL"e fanned 8 m O I tory for Freeman elncinnft l at Lfl .-...1 , .. ig h t , n out any J.d� of what my pla n11 New York Y an kees Fn<l11y esuA parn. d� 0f po meroy Pl,1 ch crs h ts� 5t int ' Catcher Dutch Dotterer s secMantle expl oded hib fourth Brooke :J':obi nson 's third sin gle Newcon,bt, (3-3) "' P.odrH (4-5 ). f m a te r a t $50• 000 · De." Roblnl(lll Aid · hrld 1 he Middleport batte rs reasonfor Syracuse Don Harden had a ond-i nni ng grand slam ho rner • homer m thn.. e games In th or the game drove i n J ck Sund 'r G a he Y�.n kees f�llo� ed their us- 1 ably I n check UllHI the big fifth double whi te t,'r11' Sisson and Rt FMed that ·,e wa nted o n- I provided the Reds With all their ' t!: b · eighth g : h inni Brandt Friday Phil�• who had trlp l ed w t t night to g n lth la at ;hi mH a n 1 11 u ii �, , HHl l llK . whe 11 7 hits, a walk and . a Mi di: W1 ncbre n ne 1 each had srn Pi tt1burtt- at St. L:: runs after Sa ndy Koufax walked � 0r1 l . 11 the ift& n kees n Ya wJn run .f victory f for 3 --c.UUlo■T- aAuTA - :�sep ��: l ��teofof ''tt the ot over and s (2) t t bon us 11 fiddcr s diu1ce n cUcd the win- gl es th re th e Cleve I 11nd In d'1ans. It was t he I eave Ha l Brown his sixth win. · Cl nc Inn•rl a Los An�IH � me n PITJ"SBURGH UPI-The Pirates it was learned that eve ry other , ner s 9 runs / MIIW1uko If W illie Mais homered, hit two th Y B.row nkees' I a ourt ,tr stopped n ight a )). ( e Athl etics o n tri um p h , •• San flranc:11c:e have agned Lo t ransfer pitch er dub i n th e maiou was biddmg for I , E , For Racine Price sin gled twi ce, I sm,les, scoted two r uns, drove in � r Midd leport s n u ie S l arl- 1 ight three Uamat one the flit C fdt h l l ast ica h e o White l 2-3 i n nings I g Ed Bauta to the St, Lo uis Card. the 6-foot, J- rnch. 1 70 pound pi tch- ' AMERICAN L IAGUI! Pean uts W icklm e had a double 1 three and stp�e t�o bases as Sam f h rs s whil Mor ick safely l n e SQx, and moved them tQ within I rehefer of Jerry Barber.' n and Ted Ba iley a d ui hle M l inah as pvt of • recent tr ade 1n 1 er Heintz h 1t s been s i g ned !fl a I c w. t.. 09 GB 2� wo n his e1&: h th gam e for Jonell had � three run home r , Tcr�y games of the first-pla ce InR uss Kem merer yielded th e . whi ch lht1 aeq u lred pitcher WII- 1 cont raet with the Yunkees' Hirh ltadne 01)0 120 2_5 4 1 C leve l and 28 18 .6 dians .Ii .;u l o ho1Uer, and Bush Syrucu :w 496th homQr of Ted Will iams' ca- ' t he Giants. mer Mizell from St. Loui1. 000 00 3-J Baltimore 30 mo nd farm clu h of the ln k rna i Jondhnson 4 4 0 . 21 088 112 ��c��� r Colema \c•u�� had 1 0 i6 21 :553 2 \.z brlolti �na p Loslnt $treak reer but beat the Red Sox behin d Baula, currently with Col um bus tlonal Lea gue and asA1,l(ned to Far • Salse r, Pr•t• e (4) ( WP ) a nd Uai- N ew York ;.o 2 ay s t � or w e s The Baltimore Orioles en ded a a n 18- hit White Sox attack that . Detroit of the Am@rlean Assn ., is a rel ief go, N. D., of the d,1sH l" North · /s · e y Louks and Cundiff. �� ; �� � � J 3 3 1 i four-ga me losing &treat and m ov- i n cluded four hits by Gene Freese 1 1peelalhrt. lie had an earned run ern Lea,:u e . Heinti was a star . oim•ru� .on . e moun wit pi n - -- - -� ---- -- -- 1 Chica go 27 23 :540 3 r h c g I W ashin gton 20 27 . 426 8 ½ "".er•1� of 0.9:J ln 1 9 in n ings pitcher for Cal/icdnil 1 11:.:11 S ehool. 1 �J: rnc:; m 022 29-1 5 1 2 l ��: � ; with Columbu1. ' beUevllle, Illi n ois Cit y 20 .408 29 9 ---¼ Pomnoy 000 00- l I 2 t 1/) 31 .3.,26 13 .....o 8v Unlhcl Pl'H1 lnfefnttlonal Bush a nd Co rr. Mayer and Sp1m f:rldiliy'1 R•ulfl IONAL LEAGUE NA T 'fr G AB R H Pct llaltimor• S K■n1H City 4, nl1ht Pl•v•r-Club t . RACINE W INS �rolt 7 W• 5h lnato,:, 4, nlth t Hadnc> made its Pony basebal l Clmnte, Pgh, 49 204 34 71 , HID 1 3 1oston ,.. ni ght .343 ' "' Pgh. � 13 102 Burgess, 35 record two alraight wi ns aiaimst n o Nt BOSTON .UP - Co - middleYork � Cleweland 3, nilht w . "I'd like to fight Archie i n Oc• . J efeats Friday evt!ning in a visit to Curry, Phi la. 36 1 12 13 38 339 S•tunlav I Probeble Pltehtrs weiJht cham pion Paul Pender, who tober," lriah Paul explai ned, "if Syracuse, winning �-3 with th� Skinner, Pgh. 49 188 4 1 62 .330 Cl oveland at Nrw York - Grant cl u bbe� lhe fadlr,,g SUg�r Ray -Rob- Affhie keepa his title a ain st . 44 55 35 Chi. 167 Ashburn, .329 g help of a flock of missteps In th e l nson mlo 1ubm1,aion m the clill,- Erich .!tdfoppntr of Germany Adcock, Mil. af 32 1 19 13 39 .328 i4-I ) v. Ford 12"' 1• home teem de feniie. Chlcap �t Boston che {1), d9y-nftht J flll■lti Friday ftlght sought Toronto on July II." 48 192 28 62 .323 Le f1y Jim Lou\s pitched 4-hit W hile, St. L Alttrough Pendtt" had to be con• 49 21 4 30 68 .318 1 'lerc� (4-I) aM, W,nn f2<1) -ti. a •hot at the Hellt heavyweight / hall bu1 he had four errors back of Gru.a l, Pgh. · 0-1 1 ..W...c,•.-lt fl·SJ. , IIM) ct°W11 today hlBteld Of a. tit l e- lellt with a nothfl' apllt verdi ct, . 51 37 60 .316 "'� him which opened the gates to Mays, s. Ii'. .....ro1t •t Wa •aton - MoMt e1��nl filht in his oWn 160 pound lilte tbe one he tooll: In his fjtst 40 179 27 M .312 (3-ll enough runs to hand Katin e the lln1ton, Mll. vs Fl ich u (0-2). dlvl�90, . Victoey ovtr RobinlOII �t tlle :BosAMIIICAN LIAGUI victory. Louks fa nned 12, w11lked an . at Ra� , lt n t i Ru Z 0 t( ■ M c..,. .. ¥ftal't, iah �e�er of ton Oarde-.· on Jan. �. le bea t nne l s, B n . 45 176 7 8 .386 fou r. -Her1Mrti (2.J) �' lttr•lla (6,,), tlro.o�l(ne, fl; - who 11 recog- the nearly wlllhed u, SUiit Ray Fo r Ra cine, Larry Salser ope ned. A llison, Wuh. 47 116 32 58 .330 �tzed a, JJli. d.lewe�t. C�ampion far nll'ON fmjffili♦'1y this tim,. und•Y • Gamn I fanned four until he was relieved Maris, N. Y. 44 158 34 52 .329 :a•:rl\r'etta,, N:tw '"!0 k and h tt ae J!let #Otta 011e sixth to ,the in the fourth with the b88es load ed Power , Cleve. 40 )58 )8 52 .329 �:::: e�:•a: �nr.f". 1 und ouc out by Larry Price, 1hc Berra, N. Y. 36 1 1 1 17 38 .324 • in cOUn.t;r� - cha1- lfth e nd w v� ) , l'ollM RobJn110n Wo•,ld be 1�naed ancient re --· - -· ----- - - P iHsa \ l Cleve . 44 150 29 48 328 Cl•veIa 1 ....,.w ""' (2 Atclue Moore for "' 7 ih•I - •J. a, 0ql• m�ly '" 01110• lht� I crack, at hl, ll1ht h ••vywelfht !LDER HJA�S MONOGRAM Famous Smith Chi 50 JBS 27 60 ' 319 c�,.... •, lotlon po gar t a)lpea �.. . - �'jQ (176-pound) title. MINOli: LI.AGU ■ RIIULTI SOUTH BENR, In d. UPI-Jack Gentil'e B� l t 44 t lS 23 36 · 31 9 l�e,� �leaf ln 1 th� cll�ch !7 · P t oo Jt: B i ' U PrMt The former onal l.ntwhd k re ted r n y l ll fi : e , n ma en e n b lder has u: of lndlanapoll, IE Hansen, Ba 151 4 21 M 310 w1-o won another spilt 15- round de- a n\ &.ey 'ftU: n e1 n c es ttirolllJPI• · lnternatlon.al League 1 elected president of the Notre Frnc□a, Cl eve. 44 163 30 50 _ 307 flg 'j :I fllrtw l.1lon over New York.fr Rbinson ou Co Roc:h !O JumbWJ Dame Monogram Club, 1ueteedRun. IUiHed In ..il.l , Pe� e� l)U �ed ant haul�d a� J their r(turn title (la:ht 1t the ing Bill Schmilt of Portl and, Ore. M atlonal LNgue-: Ban ks, Cub3 Richmond 5 �alo S OD 1nue . on 11Je Sts: noston G�eQ, lat�. ''l'.m. not lnEldl'r ii a former Irish football 46: Clemente, Pirates 43; Cepeda. Miami 3 �ro�to J coming to . t�reated rlgbt ROW 1p a title fight sta r wh o rn n 98 yarda lor the Gianta 34 . McCovey Giant■ 34 , Montreal 4 Havana 3 with Gene tultnter. rm recoiniied ' Anwrlcan At1«latlon only touchdown In Notre Dame's Moon . Dodgers 34, ' .. cbM\P.19• i� n'l�i� of t,be wor�d. Oharleaton 5 6 Denver 7- 0 vietory over Army In 1929. . . Americ an LMgu•: Ha nsen, Ori. \B: �len e m�, TU'9DAY U. U Ji:,l)l"er w"' 0 6 n � MI nea� g Md • ; n olea Ya keea Marla, Mi38 40; f93 A, AVER RS GI WAGE I Louisville 11 St. Paul 4 he , kQOWI my re8', Jtitl/£ 14 11010 W�it e Sox st!; Gentile O r i1 A LBANY N · y· UPI-The New �lln'ler, of 'i ,eat Jordan, utah, Ho u.skm 2 Dtlla•;Ft. Worth 1 11 J'.M. lo 8 P. M. yor k 5tale ' Tax Depar tme nt re- o11lesI 34; Skowron ' Yankees 33·• ls recoan4ed u champion by the H.., JI a.....,. I d di 33 e n a n s , por ted that racing fa ns bet a n · National B0Xln1 Aasn Will iamsport 6 Readint: 4 ' Hom• 1 un• 1 ) 11ve� ag e of $93 a day at Aquedu ct Bing,ha The tax bodki are now open' lot �e June Could Plght At- 149 mt on �nd-half 7 Alle n town . o • B • s <l u ri;1 g th \ tra c k's 2 y n Pe n der, who g n Spri weighe l ld 4 ct• n • d lA 160 1 pou nds � ter af . g c ollection of the 1959 Real: Estate taxes. Aiii>' Dllinquent fl �� u.��� � 15 jfu. �:::� ls n ;�;��• � m<'e m . T e s t ate co ected'''$;1 8· l2 Th om ' -------' --exactly the middleweight limittax . Clo;sing d.Ate will be Julf 1st, 1980. ;:, Cubs I I ;' � t1{��e11 1520,450 of the total of $177 , 633,- B agal nst Robi nson'!! l5B'Ai Friday 8 ews, ravcll · 064 th11t was pushed i nto the parinight stre1111ed that he eo�ld co A�; 1�n LN�u•: Marls, Yan- Juraesl!I Cl eared B ut 1 m utuel inachlnes from March 21 in to ihe ring at an effectlve ;: . k a to _ . po und, ,,ors a It.i, er? t u Bak t wt� *)'ellf-Old ow, ______ _________•1_ .,_ a, -----�-M� tir'va�ke�:��·: ��fJ������ n� fi " •· -i, � J urg e 14 S Moore O an DI,e10, C... PTS _ "• _<;9_up,r. �1_ 11. • • 1_, -� " Ce rv, Yanke es 8; Maxwell, Tigen · · ,1 ,.., BOSTON UPI - The Bostan Red - -- . :_ __ "'!e!!!e,:,e .,., , !' '!'!!! '!'!!! � """'""""' !£ ��• !/!! ,,,,,,..-,,,,,,,,, ,,,,..,,.�• 8; Piersall, Indians 8. Sox cl eared up BIiiy Jufges• fuPitching t'ure slatus h the team bi · h a nd• N•tlonal LHgu.: Law, Pirate1, in h i m hi11wit nd ition al r'e,leale, unco g 8-2; Sa nf�rd, Giont a 6-2 ; Bu hl but w hhl happens to Del Biker? D roves 8-2, PurkJ!Y., �eds 5-2. Baker named Interim manAIMrl�an League. Coate11, Ya n- J 11ge r of t hwas Red Sox Wednesday e kees 6-0, Sta ley, W�lte Sox 6- 1 ; when Jurge was granted a medl­ tstrade, Orioles 6-1 , �rant , In• cal leave oreabee nce. dlans 4-1 ; Daley, Athlet 1c>s 7-2. No mentlon was made of a perWe �a..1 Ideas, mane.nt successor to J u rgea. That l e rt Baker In a rather awkward Johansson Okayed pla111 ,,,.,1 fflONr/al, position, ror he doesn 't k n ow For H.IS T"11 Ie F'1gIIt whether his job Is safe until next GROSSINGER, N. Y . U PI -Jnge- i, week or next year. m1t r Joha nsson 's phsldan !laid today there Is no dan,gcr or postponlng thr return title right wUh I A 'S SION INFl ■ LOIII: KANSAS CITY, Mo. UPI-Rvn­ Floyd Pattflrson because of the heavywclght cha m pion's buck· co n- n ie OvercHh, 19 )'ear old Unlver• dltlon. sity of Florida first baseman, has Dr. Herbert Salzberg exami ned beP.n signed by the Kan s111 Clb' JohanHon again Friday and pro• Athlctlc-s to a bon us contract nounred him "ln hne physical with their Oall11 fartn club in conrHtlo n ." The physic-Ian t hen the American Ann . Dallas op. permitted Ingo t o rt! sumc spar- tio ned OvercLu1h to Sioux City, ring after a fou r-day layoff. Iowa, of the Three-Eye League. U96� I Racine Ed ges Past Syracuse 5-3 I I erond oun f pony League Test I Sngar Ray Sees Li ttle Sweetness I ( In Ring Future s c I I i ,lttabu,_ • "._' I c �!! �;!6- !""� was I r I f I I I I I . I ,ct. The Leaders I .348 I I I d-er h en p C 8·IIeng� Old ArCh1e ' For Li·�ht HeavvweJj! - J , •"'ht CfOWD I �™-haired I� ,,,,,," t/RtVI l'18YZOO .... . I 40 Uva Ba by· Animals I ---- -- - I I co•-1· t�::t:l � ° I I I I� RUTLAND FURNITURE i I I I I I !l' ■ Ot , Abo CLYDE G. MILLHO NE M,r. THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY I I I I From America's Foremost Manufacturer lo ,..,,. ,_ : ••······· ·······••••,•Ju·· •· PH I LCO SPECIAL! Whither ,ou ln1end to Npalr or • ,our PN11n1 ho1a1, or lwlld o new "'41, - • • have a .co111ple1e packa1e plan to fl,Jp rqu' ! • and •lft�lently. S.e u1 i..r.,. ... ·"�1,;: •i .,•. . .• , 7,,. i1:rt ·t: • • • .• • t ••. • w i,,c.,n. AiAr111AU . . . • acco11i,h1h theN th"'-9 1111lcldr,e�lc;C -1 • n ·. Ill , Black Tuba-Typo Cham pion 6.70-15 �• "- , ., for Iona milea1e, top sarety. " * for long wear, improved rJde. Famous 7-rlb Firestone Champ.ion tread design. ALL SIZES and TYP�S SALE PRICED •· U• T11l,tle11, Tube-Type . . . White,, Black, WI LL IAMSO N OI L co:· . ' FIRESTONE DISTR I BUTOR PHIL WILLIAMSON I S U N DAY �dem�� - Gardner Has Busy Life At 70 • • •'Who Du. nni•1s St•111 nt1n SCI I OOL LF.SSON OF TIIF. W E E K · I LC:0 Spec ial $429,95 $299-95 lvt'l'H '.tRAl llll . '-.. ASSOC IAtED RAblO and TELEVISIO� ' Dier, k. MAIN st. Harry ' '' Oner PO-...Ot,· OD . , , ' OU1TEIU �, l'llll U.. of m,e plvanlled �t,. 1er1iJ4 wlUl _ -&1,-. Ao .,,,,; .. - lSe Ila fl" ACOUIUe acGUltie. P1tttrn>. II --•­ • 1!141• Tile as- non­ Many Al low Celllq .... ft. Even�c?:�� w J"err.t g n :,;� g J\'l'n u p th� har r.ardner 1s wel l ' H f'l•urder. JamH Crump, Couq_ql· ly 111:ICK DU a•ow Tf:.'if F.C-UL A, Ca l if. UPC-"! · H• rsetl III thl· drilmiJ l 1 ('� and trirh I im n 1=:arl fields, A. K. McCI�., Ry Roy L. Smith nevr bO · ttle -r wanted to be a writer, " said of the c·uur 1 room One of h1M K . r. Ri deno ur, Donald .smith A :c;peed ing cnr A c ro wd_ of sI1r�e k 1 n � youngste�s. A Gardner. ·•1 ju ll favor1IP ,1or11•s l'oncerns a cul• and J . w. Gibbi . Erlt' w O'-' i f 1 , av · wanledS tanlt>y 1 league who brok" <.:ard n er's penO ( I iq uor . /\ h .I I r ·<I ru n k e n gtr I I e:i m ng ou t O t le w nd to Jive like one." The huiline11 matter dlstuued. d bouleva the r ng t he bot t le ;it ii y('d ( '.stri�,n \\ ;U t i nFi 1 0. c �� ss f Th ua , at 70. doe■ the creator (· il when he ,aw him s.eribbling wa& the proposed water ayltfnl. . . It' life. l I.� This l YOlc l l n h .s a e, in !llrng }' . and Muo n " sum U? a no l f'!i dur 1r1 g a tri ii l. The writer I T he necenary num ber of contract, or . I T ret! lu<:ks tlown t h e boulevard there was an mte rsechon .11r "Perry turn recalled. c e1:r thal has tttn hi m b h by the citi.ien• who will take I '· He Lold me , ·For heaven's $like te r have been obtain� and Atan ti a tra ffi•..: l ig ht i n red . The ho:v at the whee l �ul �n ' t get j oul a VII"lua l one-m a n l ibrary of t he jur y JS the only thing th at iornt>y R. F. Muagrave, Pt. Plf•• i the brakes on quic k l :, enough beC'ause of alcohol m h is bl�od my11ery n011 ell. h counts "The 100 Case or s . and never l�t th e m !lee ant was preaenl and ditcuued tlle tome, H t l i hospita the lo them of hree I I took 1 stream . And the ambula nce y o u taki n g not es whl"n lhe opposi• legal procNl ure to «.nt inue tn the u bli M hed Wolf, p ihe was ylaid " W them ii , · two took of squad car the tlit'd e , and where- tw o of t h m 1hi1 )'tar. and he ettimates th1I l ion 11<.·ort's a poi n t . You should 1 efforts to g et the system. to poh<·e h ea d qu arters. mort> than u o million copies of l ea n back. s l rl't<'h, look at the A motion wu adop�d to have ' · This is the li fe'. '' J his bo oks h.ilve been sold in the cl11{'k and gla n ce al the opposing lwenty lo• da of ci nder11 put on ' Sense of Values Fa's·• auorney as i f to 1ay: I wonder the streets of the town. / United Slates and Canida alone. . for t hat matter) is headed for oldster (or er He quit a hrillia n 1 legal prac- whe n tha1 dam ned 11.ar is going to Any youngst SERVING IN GERMANY I tit>e tor full-lime writing a quar- shut u p · " trouble u n l i t he h;n worked out .'I true sense of values. B ishop Fr an eii:: ,I. �rCon ncll of '�ht> Methodist Church . _ i n j ter of a century ago '·so I would 1 Gardner got the legal bug ea rly I Fol lowin g is the addreu of Pfc i n Mold1m. Ma�s . tht> son of Jf u � rt w Gihbs son of Mr. and pra t h i ng on the sulljcc:l of the prod igal son , called atte nt t on have mor e time for hu n ti ng and aBorn Pxpert, he acquired hi!! M ri . Cha r les Gibbs w ho 11 now mining fishing." l That e. libertin to 1he fa(l th a t .Je:,11 5 neve r cal h•d the hQy a ' I Y et ii is so e asy to see hi.11 early edu c-atio n fol Jowint: his m lhe Signal Service of the army n you h m " a d 1 1 was t h e JU dgment h IS O 1 c1 er broI I H:' r passed on I fir Ht lov e i i the boolt.s, althou.gh fath �r from gold fi eld t o gold 9tationed in Germany: Pfc. flubert ' can ;t alw:..:vs 1 1 ust a �n a n 's r�,latives ·: ,, , . he consh n l ly gru mbles th�y keep I fie ld. In 1 906, he s()E'nt seve ral w . Gibbs, RA 1561116!'.li7, 26 Signal '' fhe young man s folly, the bishop ms1sted , lay in ,, the him from doing ag much hun1ing I m odlhs on the Klondike. en. , c. B. APO 164, New York,, and fishi n .g as he'd like . fact that he had never achieve d a t�ue se nse of valut�., . Y. . N be C 11 0 1 La er, a1 �ovi e, a I 1 f -, hl' . He never se�med lo realize that his 1 athe r h ad wor •eu long I 'Tm never on vacation." he 1 ca me lhe box.mg protege or pioATTEND FUNERAL hours piling up the fam i ly estate . H e had always assumed that said. " I'm 70 and I've been work/ eynee , stu n l aviaror ·•·S�•de '' beM [ n Mt ' . yea night r be n fo wa te and day d turn ing rt Lewis and Mr. and Mn in Ro boy , the And it had someliow ' ' fallc11· to him." 1 e h0ffe H l d ' I've got to s l ow dow n . " M . Grump attehded the James . 1 °:e 1 ' \ a,:1 �;e a��: it to "fall" to him . to ne only rece�tly, he signed al Yet, o! their eou1in Mrs. Ber• funer ng thinki of r e � mistak r : furthe / the �� e d ;� ma w r d th s And the voun" man n he r r w c 10 a ni g �• �h:'.1�� •� the that the furl a n{'e xdtem cnl of life was all to be foun� in the � w�:�•�� I:8., 1n ;�: �e�t fi: ;fc�:�s for boxing . 11 was lu: i �g f �� �m � urc on the deputy D. A. 's scoldin g that R',•. ,"b" distanc e.. He never .realized what a wonderfu l place his home yea r ,. r Par,k.ersburg, Ma y a ck o' 2 · ec1 e o c me a h d "d d t be • I awy er e wa s u ntil he was 1 1v1 11g WI' t h th e h ogs. 1 8th by Rev Bill Denton JnterIn high school . liv_ing .in the me nt in the· cemetery Wh.)'? Bec ause a lthoug h h� is Discipllne Is the Price . that _ eir:pert craftsm a� w ho t�rives borne �f the p�mc1pal m Palo place by the Eckard-Baldwin Fu· One molecul e in a m i U ion will make a difference m the oan A lto, Ca l il . , he is said to have neral Horne of Akron 0. n _ wo rk, he_ con11den_ h1m� l f l1m:1n . blood stream.. 1 1500,000th of an inch C hem i S t ry O f the M . ' , read Bla ckstone for two or three wh1,ch o y . h rahon nl ma bu,mess a i pe n. Cu nTim gham died in tt,. will make a difference 111 the potentia l of �n a,to m. A 'ha ir s I "manufacture■ good salabl e mer- ho\irs before breakfast. attended where she haa lived for man,: " . sc hool, i)'ped legal paper■ until I ron br eadth can make thi..: " difference betwee n life and de�lh . A chandiae. �an. sh� :,as .the d a u1h� of the _ trouble In make " Im 11 0t a writer-I'm a. buai- 9;30 p m. and then comp leted bubble invisible to the , human eye ca r. n A his homework before going to Me�hoo i,t ·pre:;eS:nln ;;:•t° � neH min," t he stocky, gr■.�- ha irhuma n hear t . . . . ed be1pectael ed auth or ui1d m l he bed. _______ I gmia and a rormer retident of The Uniform Sunday Schoo l lesso n for J u ne 12 : "THE st u dy of . his 3'000.acre ranch on Muon County. She ii 1urvived by · ' tiny Sout hern th e . out Hk m,_ .• (tr th II TWO WAYS ' " M ..�,tthew 7 · 1 3- 14·' Luke 15:- 1 1-32. two 110n1 Teddy and George "' Ca h fomia town. Ak ron and several gra.ndch i ldru very is s{ scienfi · modern the whic6 with fart one is '•There She was born Feb. 3. 1882 and across "I'm I aaleaman, There•, writ• ramiliar," said the olectronic engineer, as we visited p a ased awaJ May 14, JNO. doti'l 1 n . ere·, h t writi laqorator)'. g-and n I our g 1, Mn. Franci• Mffrl• the lunch table. "Everythi ng in life i s exact. In ve the time _to wait for in.1pl raMn. Ethel Smith wu hoateu we make n o a llowa nces (or var iations. The thing f_its_ or 1t ht _aon PTA l!LICTS OFFICEh the analysis ts pre- I 1 --or anything . 1 _never have. Friday evening, Ju ne 3, when The PTA in a recent meelhll doCsn ' t, the count is cor rect or it is wro ng, ct e y t �! Btl!��t Sunda, at the !lcboo l el ected the :touaw� ��e d:y� !::t� !f�l�� �� ) cis e or it is disc.a.�ded. We ca nnot afford to be broadm ind ed , � ....... r I amo ng the QL1Cle1. ing ofricers for th e : �.. ff!� for t he n ovelette n tur ed out a . Th e devotional program wa■ in . so Too. many o( us hold to the idea that sra yer b D p'ractice only for children and in dent, Mrs. arl Field1; yit+ PreE d a y every thJr 1f this is true i n scie n ce, can 1t be false m moral s? m a"aines 41 , , ! wo M 'th r,. , - u r• BeU • charge o · , , aent Mn Geori e � aw. � , Ihin k mg pa ss up some of t he �a1_es1 a d s an. d betieflts of Ufe . , 1==i,• ay w -�,._ "Tbls morning I got up at ab: all m emben taking part. N arro.w I Iii wu:: Mi · Mc1tntJ L �I• Prayer prod uces power, power. that will c.Mn� one's entire outlook on life , tha� will Aft.er the business IM!!u:ion, t ha tary, n Y Est.bu Jesus was not a "puritan.'' I nstead, he was a " realist. '' He drove to S an Diego, a.me back ��r ,•u � ma'ke on e happier aihd healthier m bqdy a,n d m nd. The fact numerous p ersons, . to was lookin g at life honestly, and reporti�g i,� factually, when an d dict.ated 12,000 word, of 1?>' hostess, served refre.11hmen ta to ::!�� a � people, e s u fessional o next book. Tbb afternoon, I m Mn. Oma wbom qod is a co nstant comBaniontji'tdudi nl· business and pr MonJgomery, Mn. he sai d "Na rrow is the way that leads to h fe. a vin� this interview, ind then . , Ro Mn. Li na Curtis, h us ara l prima C � prayer to he lp solve their daily P:J'�DAem� i� fe�tl�ony .enough of its yalue. sful s ucce s the ' player, minton _ Ask the cl'ampion ba d CAMP DIRECTOR I I � diet.a le some more--:-unlil my Mn. Esta Eaton, Mn. Frankie Neisu How the n, ma,y we Ie,rn to use prayer l n such a way as to d e rive these ben,(1ts? the eliterature in Prize Nobe l Ju hl i ng , McCliµit,: re�ea! d onn a • the winner of. the rouvoice gives out. I'm having t Monis, Mei. (rom WVU, g ler, Mrs. Letha ll's slffl�le enou�h. By at,tendin& �hurch an d 118� one of the l'Dany services • offered • em - �v�ry one' Of them hie with it. Morgantown, lut w�Jr; newspaper edito r · Each O r th cessful M•ude Youn g, Mr,. Ir• Howell, This week he ii atteadiili 4-H • - · 1m , urch I e I· _ _ e •h - e. pastor o_r som e of lb s . v serv1ce o 1>-counse l_ F ro., by · the. h urc h - th• · succes of e tt requIS st r ft the e as 1sc1p 1 - w 11 prescn be d "My b;g problem , though, Ia Mr,. •LIi- ura Bell, M.rs. Ur, Morri11. . •• and WJII teach us h ow to pray, how to ensuite re&denhip conference at than the correspondence. It's huge. J ust Jowsh1p a counselor may be found who 11.;•n s n o more 1 a1a 1 d octrme extant among us i There The next meeting will be at la.cbon Milla Ne1:t weell: be at­ · . rich our liyes . once." g thing e time I t h a about h e only anythin v , try "I'll n r Eato Met wo s d, . s the home of · thoughtle . tends lhe state coMerYation camp c to read are my mail and the latMathem atics, nuclea·r science, open-heart surgery, A!}tarh at Camp Caeu . The nmaindff n •-�ith the hbpe it wi!I, in S(llne meo�ttre, foster arid he-Ip su�tain explo n e." a medicl legal stuff on est , y In Rev. a11d Mn. Jobn Elwood and of the 1ummer rhe ratio n , a n d common morals - the re is no place will be a f:R / One reas�n . for .Gardne.r's de- family Jert Su nday afternoon for director throughout the dlte. that which is good In famHy· and community life, this feature is of them for the tolerance that invites disaster. luge of mail ts Bu nationally Lakeside, O., 10 attend the annual This Is the Life! k now� �urt t:'t Last te5ort., s�nsared by the bu�lncss fi rms arid ·organizations whose names conference. ! tal hospi at e th Mr. and Mn. Harold Seybold of � Ask the agonizing youn gster in the cas t o n i s Ask ten year for W heeling, Mr. and Kn. ceeo G'air 'lf>oeor below. �! ! A s k the you n g driver se nten ced to prison c7:J !r :r · �i �ri �� m vi ea r co M s r ::::a: :0 Sy the alcohplic' s wHc and child�n ! A sk the d �to r who I� _tr y- they didn't commit. Convic:h and � attend the annual conference ing of Brid&epolj and Ml• Bela i nf r lh1 bring or de r back in to th�.JUe of the yktim of delir ium their relatives send him thous- ot the Methodist Church at Lake- Jenkins of Coluttl.but were recent guests of Hrs. Henry Jenklm. 1 ands of letters. side. trernens. ar e "From now on, though" he said Mn. Elza Birch returned borne ho!:· a� ! �!:�:�r:�e: Go to the back door of the saloo n on West Ma dison street, Mlddl"l>orl 1',u erty Budgel Shopping Center after "I'm concen_trati ng o n the �ks. Su nday from Columbus • and l iste n to the winos. ''This is the life!" "• ht-tenths o f my time eig epent ve Mr. withr relative. in Wellb . l days with severa spendin �· Nag Education, Christian of Division (Copyright 1960 by the n d In the last 1 0 years working for Birch who is a patient in Univer- Mr� �n��W�T.os,:� l:;.t or the Chu rches of Christ i n the United States the tio n al Council _ Court. sity Hospita1. Satur....., .1w� m - CbarI eston. 0( A menea. ) "I'll still be active, but I won't ____ Mn. Ji m Roush was honored ____ _____ Bernhart Lerner, ShJde nt. at OU do any more writing or i nve!ltiga- on her birthday Saturday evening h t A returned ens, home tht week. ting for it." June 4 at her home by rel atives. Rev. and Mn. W. I. Fiber of The Gardner acreage, nam ed Iv■ n Powell retu med lo Pope Ra nc ho del Pa.ieano i11 geared Alt Base in North Carolina after Farmin&ton Were Saturday after. , By Rev. Robert R. Card strictly for business. The author a five day pus. Mn. Powell and noon guest.fl of Mr. and Mn. J. The Chester Method lstParlsh has a bed close by his study. baby remained at the home of M. Crump . WORK His family lives I n Oakl and, her parents, Mr. and Mn. Frank Atty. and Mrs. A. K. lfcCIDDt' � Topic: 00 YOUR HOME . Jr., Charleaton, spent the put Calif., hundreds of mile s away. Cleland for a visit. "Love your enemies." - Matthew 5:44 The r�nch , ad joi nin g an In dian A picnic supper was enjoytd several weeb with their parent■ Most of you have heard the statement that they h_ope Amerhorses, a n , hu a few vatio rese the home of Mr. and Ml'II, Mr, and llrs. •A. K. MtClunJ, loat we that r s thi by mean they . icQ has learned tier lesson . . . l e hay, about 10 lt few tena n ts, a Waid Roush , Su nday, in honor of cal and llr. ud Mn. Clyde Foley, h structive weapon s with the .� should prepare bigger and more de t he busemployes, houses and 15 grandson , Do n Diddle wbo Mason. their ., e should ' iest of whom are shi: se cretaries I INieil di OW Brt'il hope that no , C0':1, nlry woul d d ar e tO altack 1:1s , W furlough from a Mn. Allee Chapman ls vhlttinl home on s t h at Jesu s ..said TI,ek��;t who transcribe Gardn er's dicta- base in Mississippi. the b egmnmg, re�emb� es in Huntington. from relativ � Jlutll.c'til. W. rft. · ) tion and keep his fi na ncial deal• a' tthe "'. (M 1 a s h Wl141 t h e swo�d , h peri l z sword Joe Hinkle, LlncJID, nt., 11 viis the e l Cleland accompantake Mrs. Ha 1, _ � . · fed by her 110n Bob returned ltlng h is father, Gideon Hinkle Jesus also sai d something else that I believe IS ve ry import- ings i n order. · • "Many people take mystery no- after spending l ast weet in Ne-.v and sister Mn. C.rrit! Juchon. ant to us all in this mod ern a,ge. H e sai d , "Love you r e n eP: /:� BaMn. or frlenda �any l s The ng pills, and Brighton, Pa., and atte nded the m1' es." This brings me quickly to the poi nt and to the mes- vels i nstead of eepi "flliVor 6 t m S"'"!Dine · 1at-at Jeast graduation of hey're more bene1. 1c her gra ndson chel Pierce Laurrntl were IOffJ t at Jesson l thi learn o s d e fail have We you. fo have I r sage to learn that her husband Paul, · hed. lau the writers" he Bailey. to Joh n ny g , Ji: :1, P1lrilN Chun;fi, llwt' •�.;..., home a n d yet we talk about peace with Russia. were houg h, the mystery t , Roger ia critical ill in a Wbeellnl: lot,,,"' Mni. Theiss and "Seriously M'r. I what t ee 1110�11,. paatot. SJn«a, � al s nee d but take a close look a ourselve s to i n teresting p sy- business visitors in Oeveland Cor has a very pita!. book . 9·SOl·am SUJ>t Herbert Jlflu■-• "§;;;2i m ea n . I thmk we shall accomprISh som �th 'mg 1'f we dO that ' chologieal importa nce to people. several day11. Houae guests of Kn. F.d Bleu1 . �ayer servl�• Wedne · •� remember , the truth d oes hu r t , until the proper remedy The average m an is ever i n a ll a W�aver N!tumed but ing and Kiss Audrey ue llr. UM! Mrs. Ste I preaohin& Sundq alt �l'Ji.. . , ,1;:,, :, :� beca u se home after a vi11iL witb h e r Mrs. Fay Blessing and daugbten \ state of supreme suspe n !le . , applied. is , fM ._.__� · Pm io\lllg people, mee · · fil;Ul• ..I.. , , First - only recen tly we have wi�nesse d m. �th pol1tlcal l ife is �11 compll�atlo n.1 with no in-I• and daughter, Mr. and Mn. of Steubenville. a:,.rc,an..- · • �)i�Ntf of -.lem, d0r fJ :t5 pm. , , ' . .•' ,-, PJl119 SUNDAf-;r• n• S u nday altemoon IUIRI ef ;MM af h..� , 1'ay IIWt. TV .parties bitterness becau se of the d e sue for poh l tcal and per- c�nc l u�1ons. That s th e trouble Orvill e Brown at Cheater. . r..t WHTN. PNIJ.�-" Mr. and Mn. J. M. Cru� were Ml'. and Mn. James Jividen of with 11re. " . t� tlata, on Por\ianff Rd sonal gain s . I Zan esvill e were weekend guests Mrs. M. C. Lewi.a, Mr. a nd Kn. has problems reader the Cllllm�J U - 8:4$ ••�• "So lllHl:1 �))tlQJ, �,:JO •ni i;re,cb,lnv. W. H. •�djrp. , of plenty e hav woul d that nation SetQnd _ we live in a Mn. J. F. Jividen. Part Lee and R02er Scarsberry at -• ness for almost if not all :t but bu siness will fight and and can't sleep. He pleb u p • of h is mother, >ti:• � fQ4 Bible StudJ W� Clltf: , · u� 16 No· c b USI mystery a tory which ha.a substlMary Gra e Stoba.rt employed rt. Pleaaant and Kr. and Mn. 1 . � t . n..� P ...t:>I' C. W. •ltrof lbU, - � · 'lat • 1 Hop..Li..i.l. · Cend.klo ,, re a �e �• Y th8 t are h onest i n � 1 th�se the _ n- _ cheat and lie • • ( • problem for Colul'Dbus spent the weekend Prest9.11 Andenon, SOu.tuklt, tuted a hypothetical in '1:t ,.. _' 1• � , , 1 .-.Sk a real o'ne. He aolves il, it h•�Y with her mother Mrs. Blll H,.-sf'II. ers, and have peace w1lh� n • , • but many do not and matt J. M. Crump spent TueldaJ at ,lv■nfll• C:fliurch 1:J"'4 bib c� lif �llrlal"' � _ , � 'f , 'f. e show Ru ssia the advantages o f Capitalis m there ia a conclualon, tuma out w Ph11e -Gn>ve. Mr. a nd Mrs . . Ray Relth mlll er how can you . n Pret!Jyt rta • and e , , M q:2'0, .;, · , t-, �· I l d f RetoP.Re .. " 11111. ! � d n d · Eugcr.e U a:ar'nJ,e R ir,ood ' n i and lln. Wtlllain Coleiinan Mr. home their for y a Frid ulcers.) bed. to toes and ts left h lig We l the spiritua such s e giv it n Waldo l, Bartel.I, lfastor, John whe 1,1: l'tV-.'flilft W minl�-t,, �le Sc:h�t·: t:h and � Lou'-8e call it •�ape-fiction' and It'• a Sa SttutienYllle of ndint tbe ape udic pre after Fla.� , e a rasot e th j r:ac -. it t)o�t ,mlstaJ(e Tlilrd of ·�u� , Dir. Ch Blaettnar, e Wtn. Mak no . r � � ,_ ·/ Vora,rJ. 'wonltlp '.L0:30 a. m.· ,mvp 'iJt · 1 , sister, Miss week wit h h is Kl■s1 tolumbu• fa.at of e were weekend d word. good O�lG. •· m., Worshi p and class conscious ness are a Jleftnite bhght on the Un it inf W�fli, . IJ':3d. p. ra. � ��-� �• 1 ..V S�_ctv·Sphool Mory Mn. of guests It Reithmlller. no • thlnf r low In, "Ano . ! ' ' lbe .- �- ,0,1111 •· Ill, i• Thlrat For, God." States and a violation of the ci)llµnand to love those who are l�el reading a11 some critlca Mr11. Charre, M_•rti!t and daugh- Mn., �ord P�fll. J0111 ODtl. . • '· .';' II! · 11. ·• #•ll)O�i a..a.\!llblti'Se�ool Supt. hr . , •14' different than C _ we are or who lfave become our enemies Society C lftlulA,.,,,.t...., t,., ,! , � .. liW-.i Huf.t. 1 think. Out biggest re1del's are tu Ru..tll of Gal1:inoh11 spent Sun- 1 lllsa ijlllan Jlnnnon tnd n,, CenlrM•ltJ � 1f MW:berrt Po�e,oy. Mor ni ng · •-hS '&':bool a.t I JI. m., � Kalar, • ,:, 111{...1; Fourth U CHRISTIAN . . _ Stop saying, Well, wait YO doetor11, ba nker!, big businesamen day with �- Frances R ::>berts !ftM Brannon �ere Tuetda,y eveaa aerv� ,•t 1 �. God the PN1erver h e .IS wriTing about the wor I d There i s plentY of strife and T Lee · , pt. fir. amt un. Dile •blP 10:f'..i � 'tff int gueati of ¥t. .\Jld lln. J, M. , B:r. people with Important pr.ob and son Pbil1P.. Tut grace .. n f · QoJde Ma • ri · o � 11 , . •,. • pa•._ whether lems." , e dlng · church n s of all denominations, 11pe Ia ldore l iti within a n Ctwhp. madf! Don Mias : mies e en nd ith; f · . a , ,re ye ..ved thl'tnqh a ■-- ·L,...i.:.a.:i;i;. .. , , � :rr. · ._. , MemerW wiekend iueats of-. TM' · b"•N MltllMlht ��- � ..-we that not of younilvea It la the gift conservative or llberal . . , A poor example for our Maste r The late Pre■ldent Funklln t>. a vacation with her p&Nn t■, Mr. IO l s. e enemi our ,,, Hllldol'II. G. T. and Mn. N. o. Wein wata Mn. "'- - Jin. Gec-1e Da\lk. hit.or · _ Mr. love avid n and a er n was to Gard Roosevelt command the ol Goo. Ephesiw 2 : 8. W�nesday al\,d direct opposition to '..� • and McKenzie Hel en Stone Coot of Hu.ntl Bill Mn. Mn. d an Mr. t n Preside Ram our me o former , ls bec an f as "ltmd� Rl:ltool l:;!l A. M. "-8 1 l'ltil•,_., , , who se o th hav may evenlna ,ervlce it 8 p. m. 1 e Indeed1 we in the church n Jimmy of ,Gallipoli!! were II.IPI IIO l nlf,on and Mr. and Kn. Sa.muel Truman. s. to learn can't we "bae�.....,... Supt. ,..... � if but church , MlillNilf thurdfl, I.ob- enemies, eve'h withi n the ""'!,um•� and I stm cotre1- per guest■ Friday �f �ill motber, Ca� ef Wheelin1. , ., ,. °'!I i I L (; , M1:--'t�- tr1: It. Card, pastor. Stind:AY School love the m, how C an we- ever love the Russians ? Mn. Robert Em�eton of NorMn. Laura McKenzie. n d , said �ardner. po n 1. m., IJoyd Dtlllnaet; Wor• Fifth _ Naturally it d oes not stay within the church but l::io " •· ' J . P. �- W. Rdbl;1:llt;toa MtftNlmq:�. ' !'!:pie. it vlsltln.J relaUvet here �it follr: and Mrs. Clyda Crou and allr Mr. a d asp of author e The w er . _ � · . . ad �t . •�P l&.� .a. m., Hpa1m Taylor, goes home with us an'd the neigbHor and you do not get along, 11141,tpo,t.. B t. . . o _ _____ , . <e, u b •('fllt Colum n, n Ly w daughter, . ,,.reer ho■ �ulded h prolesslon is . , "'iilfci -< "'""'-• s.;.e..: 10 1, i1L . l1J-lt.der. frayer lilttlce 7:80 p. I SO up goe s a fence - a mad Ience. OH MV FRIENDS WE _ --:---111:rtnt■• eir h t h ed wit weekend . from it.a • be�innm.ic. He explain : the · , ' . ed ay. Pd IL ._ '1·4� ..,,.. w art ftl N of Pullin, w Mollie "� , ·• " n ul''&"· /ell-' .,.· 'hl L ,' ,.,"1"hl� mlillliot. "I ,tarted wrlllnl ,torleo 37 lllr. and Mrs. A. B. er- ud .._ ) H AVE NEVER LEARNE D TO LOVE THE ENEMI ES C LOSE t: C �urct,,- �. I, AT HAND. THE1!-EFORE PEAC E WITH RUSSIA IS OUT years aro, when I wa, 34 a, d Mr. and Mn. Howard N•ttiler. Memoriol weeiend 1oesta of llr. • ' 1118 11 i_, �1 NI - L p:.. l,r. -� or W hl 9 / Mr. ■ nd Mn. Ru,..JI Rltlcllfl ontl Mn. _Cbarleo McNicltle,. · • a. . QUESTION . . . WE DON'T KNOW HOW TO LOVE 1tlll a lawye,. I knew I dldn 1 ' m W · '' ' ·• . :n OF '� � THE ; 10�� Du•� � a_ $u� . ...... Y-hour m., 80 Sehool Gueru of llr. and Mn. Chari,. Fall� Pa., _ we« tb.e · •· . "Jl:IO_-p l,,,iji1q i'·.even· · 1·l1{f ·1 OUR ENEMIES FAR AW AY. The old• war will fo on unless know anythlnf ,bout wrltlnl' ,. ol Beaver tltol ••!11 ..;.; ".les Monday ..,. Mr. ■ntl � :on "' � McNk ;.,._c_,,. ' 8:3!) pl 111. . A to a ru Ill n I 12 or IS rears .I fl.letts I19t w ek O � 1 s Ior the f'nt I . person .a I etc. m1ssiles, than y d reme a of more ha'V we e 011nn • fl. · '"'"" girltll, • ••· eanMI IU. Church chllrctt id tht 'N'llt,...., a,,.,., t.,....,, M r. a nd Eber Mrs A· H· CurtJa and arandaon :�:r ::�r:�n1 :.':! : le=I ern ed abo�t conc be ' l not ,will he l l afraid fa I l , · m n t s r h •. C .: m a 9:30 not Schooi pa Sunday ·� Cb�le• of ,ReedBVille. SC� ol ator. �blf ltel' ■ :l ld lll. _ .... bv. �ro H met. ·; lftr � e , 1 111,_ ••4 �. ,Ech-ard ,ee1te � Wo'8l!f/l J P.m. _, the cold war gorn� on. an d ho I S likely to go o n nurs ing hIS mrt'.'i MOie ""tern,, ,..,.� - Mr. a nd 111,� Etl-4 1{,rdlsh ,,,.,.., .lch>ot-9:IIO •· ,._ - �� -. A n w be rmon l E. : s e Chur F. h t is I Syracu • •. • -· front storlet tlla t -11 ort of atuff (Loia Sayre) sob and q:ughter of family or Zanuvllle are viaiUn1 il l'fli· se UI ,c , · vonblp 10 30 L rl ,Yptt··if:•• ·p. - ifo'nbfl' gru d ges. But fbeheve that rnpst who read h P• m.; A'fen lal � Due, pA.W,+-, S)lJlc,i.ay, SchooJ_ 9:3� Christians and there a re ma�y things we can do about it. , Your m.r StMffJ1'tiC" �� ;:�_· 11 '"Th at 's why 1 111 I'm I bual: New Castle, Pa., .-.re ncent her mot het, Mrs. . Ci!f1tI� � 1• m.; Wor,lp io 5 a. m.; Prayer attitude toward your enemies will change and you will be nessman. Most writers do thc,l, lr gueata of her grandmother, Mn. ,and Mr. and Mn. Chfrte1 � a. Wtdiiiiitay 1: 30 pra.Tet meet- · , •· · \ at por,u. . \I t/1 I� iilH- 111Vl1 7: :.-a •,:· ii't�dne�IYabl e to do a• good tum for !h em In a short time . Then the mad best 1 ofl fits! for the low-pay- CamUla Sof.l". lq: Pra,er '. _,_ 1111 •� h urc t.;DC111ler u1._,_., Mr, •0d 11Ji'i. i':,O p. at. mice qn:.1'J' ' Jactaud Ho� Mr. and Mn. ing public1tion11 . 1nd run out of · � ie11e1; · Public meeUn8 Sun. 8 p. n . . d own. torn be can fence Jqeid 17 ol tlM! from a vlo!t wllh her •� ":"s.t:: •1 W�•"' a,r �;h:;: Peaee must begi n withi n Meigs County and within your material �, the time lhey'Ve returned 1 r m 0 rne ,nd Mra. lkui,il; fl m. w,d., Pr,y'. particular neighborhood by teari ng down all the high Je•th�s �i" a .::� 1�� t.9 1 :� 9it.E ";;�,� Wattenon :,.,�':i.ien 1 t,ern�ss and ?(:her causes that make en emJes. We o IS: ,:'it 'bad90 �st In �•ene-the and i.,Je watierwon of Parkers- l ah Bndfotd. Jin. YOUnee • •' bit of e Jifit�I• ? ' m ' , , aevrl:. 'Un1 · A,u. ·2emenJ,. , , aul rnt . P �utl i!l,o,ch by taltlng Jesus llterally . . . by loving our enemies . He �!d mysteries with legal backtr<,unlh hori apent Sonday with Mr. ,od componled !hem to vltll re1ot1... . <Jo,I ';ator.- t\,pdly, $<hiij,I• r. llohtli;f , W,.P,'i'· 10:311; NYJlI •� Di1111186 ,..., IMI .,,_ ,n.,..., c �; . 8. 31> · •- ar. Sonday not say 11\At we would n ot h ave e nemies, but He did say LOv E -w Pm.mbura tntl • wter ,NP-, hen 1 101 to the hlih tllYilt& Mra. veme Watterson. " l h fl W �. m. conces A. r of s. Pi� at W� Pa. ,� o� . or resou Mr. and Mrs. 1bomaa Arthur YOUR ENEMIE S. Then, we can pool our eld. 8:48 EvtntDI ·,ent.ce1· 'l:ao: � 1.�n,nt.1�, o. W,cht.�•�na. · � .:;:; ,;: 11 h hu h• l)ally VocaUoo Bt� y _ . ._! with l[lent my. e llul p ' Co Sunda en ya c torn • rld l o w lum ey Thia ls e , n ludl love Russia . ' . our big noted ot Mo . ... � '1'111!1"�■)' ,,., ' ' io:1.• �0 ,q-.. mn:. s�n;"' i . � ,.._ • lilll, Boob ' �� ay stnlc lve l ove to - "iJl CW�f =uoo\ . ,;. n Simpso . llamm !!� ChHter Mn. and Mr. �t�• • rn.; P · , ..__ 9f ,,_,.. C� peace . Gletli!r . , lasting a Jeriy We frte'hd for old , lJ IQ ·h the only foundation for peace . . . , Ji.M' 1 it1 and I'�llln. �1l!lfeh :,: following Jesus' eom_maild II) love our enemies I lleUete Gir8net_woulll have be!n must begin �- \ �- �• ODd ' . • t.t�....,. ., t.ft ol Curtll not t llid lie If la1h'or tm1 . t,eot • i oupty. c gs Me In here and beginning to do• o ur bQDIA.wou:i 1 p. ,,. ""." _ , If• · ., :,;; _ • The Gatc,v ay To Life 1 e I I I I I \�:,,�·;;;! �'.1 I wa. I I I I I I t', t ,l I I IN PRAYER THERE IS POWER I I I Racine Social Eve11ts in°: i!�:or�e� �� I r· Ji, ·· mFFLER R�D ANCHOR IAKER FU�ITURI I �:f;�:-�:� :! :i: -SERMONETIE I I ,. iJ !�r!i�:'•=��, • - · jfjp�=::;:=��� I °!: . u4'\ I I II I I we 1011- 1 •� ·n· f1': ,,... ,r I I .ti "!' _ -. · · i.,•�s- J.ao· REGULA& Hartford Secial n,, .., u ln -tin& for Jbe ' of the Too,n Council wu �IJ � . . e � � �(, . .HrH 1 lkn.tt,.='1; i,1y �:»:- ¥� �"" * Made with Firestone Rubber-X Plua Ta>< and Recappable Tire 1-1 w flMns Daily Senti nel, Pomero y•M ld dleport,_o., June 1 1 , 1 960--6 ,,;:,,.:-•llli * Original equipment trend depth. * 8/F, Safety-Fortified oord body .,. ., 1uoe1r irt,.o... ro uvt ro1r�q,,rr lutalled FREE ,. , 'yo11 . ·,. afre your problemS 1!'- M � �eek � m_ _,- .t j __ - !':"'l!I& "iit', .;.�•. ;,.. f. " if l!lio�� '"°'' , � • -•- . � f,Jt�. � iGII ' · ""' �;;3rd -""'"<') ·"· !'fl � •·· : c�:, � .;......., · �ru. - ' · , rJ:'t:!lll � ·.;:\ -�°":' , .� •� � = --. � · 1 ��ti • •i ,. , 11ti-t, � 1'm. " l...,.;,r f'ff.ie In&!�!'?!� . :": .::, � u..;,:·� •i.t. ' ' °'• rJl·,�• I �!:.'ti!� r ,�;;,_:,.°'·,�•� I'�"""'°• ;,t(p. fn,, . , Yi, a ��• � ¾�:.• �2,!; .W.llali-• . _ _ : . . II I I llJfj' �•;.� by I !'Quo :3:' I In t{ ��t�·...:J::; Wu ::J�• ,'•u.t,' �_,..,.,.. .... ti • • .-------------.,;.______;,____ I 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., 1nne 1 1 , 1960 USE0 laOATS AND MOTORS W and ._ while IM'; l ut. "-tr• pol�•n Moton. 600 i. Maln SI., Pomero'f. PhoM WY� 1 1 -24-tlc WANT ADS ' l 4 ) For Rent -- - - -- FOB CONSISTENT DEPEN DABLE llE�ULTS RATES £1G I IT IW0:'.1 IIO USE, two live r oum ap;irtmen\ .'i A N Be ngel. / 'hum:- WY2 :.izn. l l -2-lfc -- - --4 fW0,\1 A.�[) BATH APAJff. Ml::N T. North Second Street, Hen! reasonable. M:dd lepor1 6 6 6tc Ph.:i:ie WY 2·5::!93. - -- -SAVI:: MUNEY HY HEN"flNG A Hefnger� lur from i>:. w m g5 Store 6 6 3!c Call W \' 2 26d0 4 cents per word, o ne insertion. Minimum charg e - 60 ceul:I. I cen� per word for three eon1teouUve inae.rtion■, SwJa.i - one mouth for 30 centa per wo rd. Fwl rate of 4i ce n ts per word w i l l be charged for .idverh.s111g lf oot p&id wit.bin 10 d.lys .aner receivm a btll. � � Advertilina - Should be r�rt.,a,d !rnmediately. The Daily Sentin el will not be reaponaible for more U&an one u1Cor­ reet. .inaerCon . "1lu $ 1.00. Obitu.arie, Ql"d of Tl!anb and Sped.aJ Notice■ of Ev .. pu.bliahed at l ce'lt per word. I MO. ,'.; DAYS 3 DAYS .1. DAY ':/OROS $4.50 $ 1 ..M 90e 80c 15 $t i <Ml $1.60 $ 1 .20 00. 2(l $7 .00 $2.211 $1.00 7� 20 ~ -- - ----- S i:.. ,'·'v " U I\ I\OlJ\J ''CUNI) ,.'"LOUlt · apartmrrll with b.ath . also one r ot,m !1r�l f loor. Miller Apart• mc11l�. '\ uI 'verry A ve. R ent rea• su1 1 a blc l'hune W Y2·31 70, after Ada f'-.i.Hd by 10 A:M. will be in that d•y • ,..poc. t> ti 6t" f 5 :w P m. - --- ---':-:'":""-::'7:"::"_____________________1 I J: IV E HUUM unlurrnsh&l I aparttHl-tltc Jlll'll \ . Te l W Y:.! - 3302 , I) I � J t-or !>ale -------� J t:: TI IIM! TE ANO P IST CONTROL FOH DELICIO LJ .S HA l-1 SAND 9U Al:H t.: .:. l 'A S TU /l near 1em M1dk1 , e r Por1 l ud (, 1 ov tlon I n 1ty P•ln F,.. 1 W ICHES. Jack " s Dairy lft r, .\1 ic1 c H ed by N•tlenw� Ph� •u; ��,;� 1��9/ hunc l'u rn er ii t �- , - - 6 7 _6tc dleport. -3 encl A.. hn-ic• 'lt•tlon WY2_ __ _ _ _P AUCTI ON SALE 4-26-ffc 2366. On _Saturday, Ju ne 25, 1 960. bel(lll· I t CLlJi'F BYERS and hill STRINGrnng at 1 . 00 p. 111. at Lisle's NOTES wlll n:turn to WilkesGroce ry �n Ht . 1 24 , i� .Syra • WUM�N. TO i. ���cular�. v1lle Amerlea n Legion Post on cu�e, I will sell at auc:t1on the handle orders at hom e· Write ·· 11ched ule Saturday, J une 1 1 , with. f0 II,0w1n�: · Royal l'roducts, 57 (ABJ Mary . dancmg � 'til J. 6 9 3tc 2 El1;>ctnc !te!ngcrator� Jane Lane, Newtown Square, - --· - 6 Ga, Rang es, 7 eed 5 i:omp I rte 6·IO·Jtn Penna. .,. FRUM AND AFTER ti\"LS dII tc J B Gas He-11tcrs. 2 Sewm"" Ma. -· will not be r esponsible for any - · du nes, I Lot Living lloum ftu· 11 nyo11c de bh contr11cted by nilur.-, Dining tabl e and six 0ther than myself. chairs, L ot lamps a nd Vishes 1 ri. Roy Tracy, Jr. 6· 1 l- 3tc d ud rn g some anti ci ul'� . Ba by -- - -=_ >e -' I d 9. ll d h igh thair, Marble top Tll � PAHK F:ltSBUR li OFrICE of - -:.__ _ _ _, Platform Scall's Set stand, wash th e Mctropolilen Life In surance I. UtU Q 85 ( t:$ an_d l'ow e r Law n Mower. Many s lo re vise a nd expand o, C..: . pla u m1scella 11eous items too nu rn cr Oeoll Cl-. UMtl ill! operations i n th e Galli polis OWJ to me n tion. All Maltet •ntl MerNII and Pomeroy Area. We se e k Don Lisl e , Ow ner, MOTOltl •TRO..--ITAN ex•servicemen ages 22 to 42, colI . 0 . McCoy, Auctioneer. 600«N a.at Mtln .._ lcge education p referred. Men .. 6· J I · 18 ..,,.,. ..,._ 2 1 ·22· 2J·24·7lc Oh•interested i 1 selli ng life i nsur• ,nee as 11 1career no pre,1·ous •• 7 '"•ord VB 2 door ,eda n $1 , t•"' 1 •u "· required. selli n g experi e nce Caref ul local owner. N e w Pon• Comple t1• fri nged bene fit11 and Uac lradt•l n . Blaeltna ra, Pom estarting retirement program 6-9-6tc ro)', salary $100.00 per w eek. Or-____ !!<1 ni zed training program pro$1,195 1 966 CHEVROLl!;T Bel-Aire: vided, write Box 671, Parker5. t door seda n . Pow er&lide. Radio burg, w Va C. G len n Lawson, and heat er. A smart loolr.lne: car. 6- J d-7tc I Ma n a1:er, 6-9-6tc ......... . ... Blaett nsr1, Pom eroy. PHONE WY •2.21 57 I Notices -l I j 1 7 ) Help Wunted - MA.i I t:Sus1 nes!:i Opoortun ities _-::-_-_-_-_-.= ) A S I c.,. r_.,. .,, 1 9315 DODGE VB C u itom Royal. $995 . • door. One careful local owner. It's aeco nd to none i n co nditio n and i.-11ue. Blaett n ars, 6-9-6tc Pomeroy, !�... . EI\CU�Y Hard Top 2 d oo r. ..., . A er tlcaI i n 1pectio n wlll prove this to be a fine b uy. 6-Mtc Blaettnars, Pomeroy. 'DB OLDSMOBILE 88 4 doo r 1eda n . Car'■ bl ue . .B u t yo u won't be If you buy ll. $ l29a , Karr • Van Zlindl, Pome roy. ff.10-3tc � OLDSMOBLLE S u p er 88 2 r I Id A u r d :a��� o�t · $6 95� ��i : v;: > :·l:�::� \' .� o;:�:�lJ r ' H Sa oy J lerc la i:Ood transportation at .11 a:ood price . '395. Ka rr &. Van 6-I0-3tc Zandt, Pomeroy. __ _ '34 STUDEBAKER Slarlite Co u pe! The Urea wo,o stolen. We'll In• stall new one■. $2915. Karr & Va11Zt1 nd1, Pomeroy. 8-10·3tc '53 PLYMOUTH 5 passenger co upe, Nol Ii bea u ty but r u ns good. $1�. Kar r &r: Va n Za n dt, Pomeroy. 6-10•3tc '46 CHEVROLET pa ne l Lr u ck. $100. Karr & Van Zandl, Pome• 6-10-Stc roy. --·---- J931 PONTIAC }�OUR door hydra· m1tic can be seen Ur1t hou1e eHl ,of l>'oreat R un Method ist Ch urch. R11 n1 &ood, ■ ba r&al n . 8-10-31p (9) --·�----· For 5ole IJ_ IIMUIIIIN ll"M' � ., ....,0,.. .,.... ., ..... _. .. .._ .,..., . . . For !'RE E In-uu.. ur PHONE ( 20 ) Busi ness Services ' AJR CONDITIO:NJ.NG, REFRlGER· ation 11ervlce. Jack'& Retrigera• tion, N e w Haven , Phone TlJ2. 6-Z3•lf 3�7. Gilmore'• Supply Store WY-2-2774 MUELLER FURNACIS, WESTING HOU SE 1ppllenc.a. Arnold I r• . then, s., rac UM, Ohio. Phone 1 1 -1 1 -tf W Yl-6384. Vaughan 's Extennin atlng Company 1t· Mary., W, Va. ., RIVER REPORT ___ _..._ - Tri.City Club �leeu . � I- !lli11er,vill e Home Mr. and Mrs. Hobu-t Dodderer, Swanto n . Ot110, are announcing th e birth of a daughter, June Ann il l the Toledo JlOSpllal, June 5. 1 e ha ve one ot ber .. ug bter . Th ·· y c resa LYl!n, age 6 . u vn , . i n dpue n ts are M r. a n d M"· M , n envll l e and e n K �S l e�; on , s. E · A · D oddere r, Mr a C00 1 vi�l e tt� · Hostes� gifts we re presented 8'1' Mn. An GIiby l , , }irs. Bradford Maag when the Mr. and Mn. Geora:e Sb u ltx of ">•... t Th "",s· Mr. and Mn. J-ack Clark and Pros.Peet were weekend l(Utll& of · 1 n City Sewi ng C l ""b " hi mlly of Athe na and Mr. and dd� e ,•ening at her home in Mm• Mr. aod Mrs. Joh n Kibble .and Mn. ille. K eith Plum er an d family of M ra. Della R uth, Reedsville . Mrs. v n , , s . Loc 1 OF ont" : ION IT COND Carroll spent Sund ay wl tb tlM! llutb and Mn. Shu.lU: are si5len. T he e ,· c 1u n g was spenl suttally gomt•r y l 6 0 upper, 9.3 lower. •Pt.1 nd sew Clarlt Iam.ily. George in e th ng which fter a r a fl op(' n , G-al11pulis 1 B 3 upper , 9 7 Olen Un tbicum la workin g this Mr. a nd Mn. Clinto n Gilke y Jr . summer In Mansfield. He is stay• l o wer , 3 fl o pen; Loc k 23, 15.5 liuS less ser'• ed a dessert course to a nd family a n d Mr, an d Mrs. Li n - i ng with bis alster. upper, 9.8 lower, closed off. All \! rs. Hussel J W1lsou.. . Mrs . Millard I k , , · •t ti Id c:oln Russell ,pent th e week en d \V 1 ermu Fie el 1za h i b iss " . , movabl t· dams .arc up 13 lhru 2J Ml111 J:ll�n Bra nn o n i.s reported �lrs. Rober� Hober ts, ri.,_ , ._. Sidne Y i n K e ntucky the 1 ue1t, of Rev. ,improved lince belfti: con fined a nd dosed o l f Spe rn,; er · M i ss '1 Ray Russ e ll a n d family. " ary v i rg1n1a Rei with rheu maUc fever. Ohio River &o•h, Down. Ems- · Mr I · Bobby Gibson spent a fe w days 8 I rs. re ,1 d ei fh L d f eit an · ' Jt_' M r. and Mn. James Branno n · 0C le wor�h. i .." l t y of l l u u u n gto n I pm Hiram ' G rary de v1· s1tmg · · Fisher · the H. D . have mov ed back to Reedsville 8_\_ RID Ro.nh 0. J. Mn. By l :.! ::J , lm·Jdcr 9 1J5 am, 0 1 ; Lock __ t..iilkey family. th ey are prese n tly residin g w,tll 13. The Jel l t· no11 ti I U a m I U-4 · The WSCS .Jl the Me thodist ! '. 1 l Elliol1J 0. <I n: isit 45 mN d h ., h I 3: urs e n i n ay 5 g 1 u 15 e Sahl'lll at v Here m k . Mrs. Mary ..m ed h er mother, Mrs.. Mary Nichols. Carsey bas ,,,• Lot: Mr.' ind M rs. B. M . B uchanan , 11111 , 0 ,,,1,· JIa II · Lock 1 8, lkav,•r 9 1 0 am 1 -0 .· Har,· 11 ,u1 , "0 d tt, e ...'"o Mr. and Mrs. L"l,arle•" from Holze r Ho,p·,1al aft e , h er . , d children called on rtlativ es at n a " �-,x· ra' t M !J 50 am 2·5, Lock 1 9 Sou• f&mily , R..intl, W. V <1 , a r.. LA: Ro ,h .. ' 11,, of u"�t• ' ' ..,., ' ' ie nd· � p Y S seco nd operation and is m uch im• · Coal Run, 0., Sunday, t he rn 9 JO am I J 2; W C. Hec k 111g a week wit:h M rs. Ellwt ·� mo- laM' wct· k were her da ughter, Miss p,o..• ed. J ord 7 25 am 1 7-0 , Lock :m OVE·C l h er. Mrs. C . 1- Arnold of the �1 lltlred K1plcy, Charleston and M,s. Chr·,,,,· .,.. - Long and Fran-a '"" ' Dale Dillo n da u ght er or Mr. • z �� 4 i ,\t h e J U 1 2 k J O nephew, "U na R oad W Ot . her . : Boyd, recent tier c 9 Wasbcallers e ' · 9 C 0 Alkir e visited tri er.di at Holz.er d M rs. Pearl Dillo n is impro11• a . n ' . C. Hospital t"'ridaJ. w ,, ft• · 1c � ., : 25 am <1 l I he A rno lc! _home were lte11 . and I m gtun. D _ 2 :- I AK" .k. � amai; I ng after ha vi ne her throat lanced 7 - 1 , Mik�• ( 1 e d1tur 7 . 5(J ilm W•O, :-.f rs. Weber l homa, Pomero)' Im, ! ,\Ir and Mrs . A l bert LJVely and Mrs. Gladys Blackwood con Vernon Reed attended th e ra ce lll' v. T. O. House-holder . Logan, , son, J il nw s of Sumcrco W. Va Re n Mc< 001 8 55 am 0-4 . tinue s in .a iserious con dition with al l ndianlf)olia Memorial Day. Uprill♦r - Lock 24 (.'rudb l e af_n <l _ ,M,. sa 11 d M rs. Carl Wicks and were weekend iUC Sts ui Mr. an d a h eart con diticm al the Holzer M.r. 1nd Mrs. Ha rlan Webb, of Hospital. 1 2 . 45 ·Pm l l •O: l l<tme t M 1 : 1 5 anu Y , _ t . Jose ph, Mo. Monday Mrs. Jerry Hill. ue vlslti n e for a week Mandield t u rn d Mrs · Cleveland H ! pm 2 -0 , l ' t l l.'>hu rgh cr 1 . 55 pm (). t he E ! l t ot.s ,rn d J\1.rs. Arnold visited pannt11 M r. .imd Mrs. her with Mr. and \irs. Andrew Cross and ed from the Hot� ..., ow , Wed : C l■rimon t Harris of Reedsville. Hoa" p ,· ta"' .... 22 , < "urr 1d l 3 p m J 5 ._U; (. " v . H a r m_ Loga n .arn d Thun;day �hey_ spe nt d n e tend t the a Reumun so Ye.age'." _ wi r Ri t� M_r. cl�d Mrs. H. M. cha ds nesda y. ner 'I 40 1> m 0-2 ; T1 1 a 11 7 : 25 pm I Mr. Webb bu Nctntl:y apen t ele• . . :::iunday at 1.-t!tarl, W. Vn. s. M K t" e WII�n !Ii pen:r n, ven ,weeks tn the hospital due to 1 1 -0 , R ot" kc t 8.55 pm 2-2, D1xii t· r n Ga! h'l)Oh E_hzabc · Mrs. Grah� e _lh r t u l m _ rn ed som�\im� l with - -r Jaug ter, a foot injury he rtteivecf It work -Spm t W : 05 p m 2-0; l. s. l• ' yl>er�;�: a vt 1 t with re lativ es Ill Balti- Vinas 1:,-t e o_f Racine� ger 1 1 · 25 pm 15-0 . Mr. and �•·- SQnny �arrts and . M Bernie GJ!ke y "ho has been ton •11d Mr. 111� • .M..rs, H�rman ,ver ii· · w 1 rs. Mrs. an I d M L. maki n g his hom e with Clint Gi1IS 0 1 L tO t t Groce1ticlr:l1! and chtldren were Su11 Slack of Colum bus were here for key was taken t0 Ve"'ra • 1 ) - ftQ i:::.S ,. ns Hos- day f#nner 1ue1ts of Mr. a nd 8 . ·. ' . ••r p 1tal :wi:emorial Day a nd attended the ...... for treatment BS ACHE FAHM wr1·11 5 JtOO,'" •v. Mn. Clirtmonf ,.l:farris. vu:es at the ceme tery. " e w O .la employed (Cor.tinued From Page One l Robert Alk ir ho u,;t.• . LHt.:.l l t•d betwl'en J� utla n • I1 Mr. and )Ifs. ll■rold Brannon y n e i m e d e Hurl loy CoNoall . ••>• p bbed c clu the ba k of Suga, and llurr1:.um·1ll e on m,.J! , ,,o IL Ashl and spen t the w el! kend at bad ' -<.� •• their: ·gpeit fQr tb e past , head am.I his body wi lti short l u_ mbus, sp ent the w eek end with home . �dwul rnutc. wee.k bi■ •u�t Mp,. ·Fann ie Adam.!l •·a · room I iuuse I uca ted a t 2ti P ani n11 h ls t· n every rou11(1 and the h JS par t! nls. "Ir. and Mrs. Noah Bibi_e Sch00l s tarted t hl8 a. m. M r&,. LaYlna Brannon -will reu n c e•great Robinson 39 or 40 wilt • H urley Sr. St., Middleport, Ohio. t he su,lb of J une at the school 1ume ber •h•diei · at Ohio. State ' Mrs. • F. Ray Wilson of Pomer oy houae witb 33 present. Slort! building localed in do W " · t•J until it seemed he migh ! colMoiiday. She is a teach­ '11iiv8tdty n a with nt u spent a er evening h t t-1.w n Hutlunll. Living q u 11 rter� l .. ps c from exhau s tion- as h e d i d A lara:e n umbe r of o u t-of-town er in tf'le Tµppel'I Plai n s school ' Mrs R u�h D J o · h hot.w 952 1 e ather shot · ahuve Su1 tal>lc for I Jat').;C' ur 2 rn iii at g u est� attended th e Atldn &•Riggs M r. a.qd Mn. Geor1e Powell at• . , s 1 .1g h l ,neavywei1i M r. ,,,d· "'lrs. ·Ok ey· K"ose, •"d ,. .n a ,c un '"' " a II b us1. r1C'sse.� . 1ren e •1. om, 71' J oc y ··• w edd me S. aturday even i ng at the Cendd their ton'• · wed�l ng at ht with day un s n e childr e thre S ent p U111vcrsily Tt!rrare, Alhe11.� L'ro wn . Partfnbur1' S.turday eveni ng. Pr;�bte �f n Church. Thus it was t hat Robinso n suf. his pare n ts near Letart Falls. ut11u . Phone LY 2·5262. ehl o� Col um bu 11 spe nt )' ern Mn n aft oo guests of Sunday · the weekend with her mother• 6 -; Gt,o fe red for the first time the loss Mr. and Mrs. Ci\tl"rle, Scyoc and J: D . Rous h were Mr. a n d Mrs. Cur- M rs . M ry ff1ehi , 0 1 a rematc 11. ■ _____ of Patkenburi wer e daue:bttr Pend er won the decision on a t i s Rou s t\ and cllildre n of "Middle - -M r�� Mn. Carl K nicely o1 .,:oR·sA.LE :-l"All)l. 64 A l oc al� 1 or her Pan:n ts, Mr. lu,ab weekeh4 n n a a rschel Mrs. e ort Mr. H d d · _ ints hasis when J udge J ,· m p po "' g,.... ,.,,, ,o,d.• 6 ,oo,n 0 "'' g••··d and , MN. Dennil Duddi ng. n nday S i h d d I u Th Th . rs e e s u s aug yrac M e of anu with Mrs. elma Orr. n .Carrti favor ed h u ' 149·138 and 1 house wi1h hut and cold waler. -------Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Balley, M r. D.ayton accompanied Judg e J O h n sav k o Jgreed, 147-142. Ju dy, Louise , Mn. John Stout, Harrisonville a n d M rs. Reed Eyn on B"'!n t Sun• a nd Kenneth Caney home after llut referee Jimmy Mccarron had 6 7 5Lr day afternoon with M r . r;�d Mrs. Hobi nson ahead, 146-144. 1 -VUlltin, there a week, whllt th e ir Fra n k Coats, R eedsville. ----------Mccarron explained later to re' mo'tl1er WII ln the hoapital. FUi l SAL E: l•'J V t-: H00_.\1 S wit h porte rs that he h .a d take n " some Mrs. Erma! Scheckeneost, Park• O.:�ety e'WS lflaxl ne Robinson ot Col umbus ersburg, spent the week end with b 111 h . .1 us l � om 11 1e ted 1n h Syr_a puints" sway from .Pender be• Dy Mn. A. H . B•lley ned to her home after assistretur cuse. 1 111n 1wouc 1 11oors, u 1 1H 1· cause of h is " rab O" t u h ' . , lO d M Mrs. Marie Mallor)' and daught• M r, O J th g i care of her moth�r. wi nf, ��:,� Kat�iee �����:: and son er, Clearfield, Pa., Mn. Earl Be lkca-brneh� Pr iced �or quick s�le. i hc back or Robin:ou� �� a�� rrna WdSO,i., "°ho is seriously rrt : $6,000 . I honl' Vl3•2261. 6·8-31.r The U n i ted Press Intern ational na p a n d Mrs. Paul Be lkna p , Ra nd, William , a nd Carol Osborn , Keno preferred Pender, 1 46· 1 4 I a nd a W. Va., spen t Tuesday rith Mr. called on Mr. and Mrs. Claren ce ! , '•-----------. FOH SALE: HUUSg IN l ! ARHISON Baker a nd Milo McDole, Su nday. of 26 ri ngside writers showed a nd Mrs. Ralph B.e.llard. VILLE. Six rooms with hall, poll n Ebo Mrs. d n a Mr. a nd Mrs. Cll nl Orr called on , Mr. White, ays, e T for 7 1 r, eight Pender. dw r for t Robi nso n ol. M Close to hur· h and s <1i1d one evr.n. Sugar Ray had gone W . Va., Mr. ir nd Mrs. Ke ith Thor- Mr. and Mrs. Callie Orr of A nti'"•B,U.OWIN • . Juhn Slout, 11urrisuri villc . Io n , Ravcnswood ca II cd on Mr. and u ity, S unday. t o th e rmg favore d at 8·5. JJJ , , •WUBLrrZER 6 7 5t Mr . and i�s. Ce cil Spencer ol -- --- Mrs. Grover White , Sat urday. · -- - ---llld Ol'HIR FAMOUS -Cla re n ce Bak er visited his moth- Cheste r called o n the Charles - -- BRANDS er, Mrs. Elsie Baker, at the Elm- Spen cer family FridQ. , . D_ .11, ,/_I Mr. a nd M rs. Keith Walton and LEGAL NOT ICE wood R�st Home, Friday. �;tllf tt.. · Mr. an d Mrs. Ray White of M.iis- son of Col umb us spent Su nday • · Bids will be reccl.,ed at th e of'I ne \ fi a ry n e Mr. with , n n r a e Web te Mrs. s. sillo r of d Mr. Whit M and H d n AttorFultz, r Orvy ee Gai . r M . 8 and 6•room POMEROY-4 lo1s · l'aa6 .. ; � hou �c with bath arid u ulomatic ll t!Y S, . Pomeroy Nation al Bank a nd children , Carrolton, spent an and M rs. Oe111 n Brin ker and family , ,. , , • 1. , f!'.U!I fu rnace hea t, nice gard t! n B uilding, P omeroy, Ohio, u n til 10 afternoon with 'Mr . and Mr&. Char, 0£ Carmel were even ing callers. .. .W ._,. R Bl 8 k and &o n of Bridgeport, w "space. $4200.00. Uown paymenl o 'c lock A . j,1 ., M on d11.y, J u n e 20, les Spe nce r .. Mr. an d Mrs. Clair Woode, Ches- w . a., ca�ed on Mr. a nd Mrl. & $2,000. 00, balance $50. 00 mon· 1 960, for th.e p u rcha68 of a . two1 • ,. s I ory f rame dwe 11 ·1 n g ho u se s1tuat- ter, spent Su nday with her pa ren UI Paul Orr, Saturday. lhly. 't · POMEROY RURAL - JOO acres, cd e l the corner or East Main a n d Mr. and Mrs. Robert White , Mn. Thelma c; rcle a nd children, • well-buU1 7- �� house, ""!', Cherry St,eel , ; n the VHla gc o( _; · '"•{ -�-...· m Y - '.i��-:�a: ·::� t:1t� c::;; ( Pender Wants I I · I N j ._:•,: " · !�1i�::f:: :.:�i.'};i��;{:i t�:1: :;�;:�:;: ���·:!;!�;::t��::· :��:{�,r!:::� fi!;�,\{��s:�n:. N. ' w. ',coMrioM, ■ I ..,..,. J:. '55 ft,Olm PICKUP for sale or trade. In gootl rnnditio11. c ; _ A. IJcem, llacine. Phone Wl9-J03R 61 0- l t p . � - -- _:e e ' . O P T o •· T'l.• 'I T ""'Qlil a& l!:ut Court Strfie• ,._...... 1 OlfL: Ronn:, I to llt I to I. e ,oo '.Peop!l!'\j CHofe, ,. ...,..... Mca.a 'o. D. , N- Q 111.an.) • 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 9:>0 l<l'!'o Sien 011 Contine n tal ClassroorJ 'toda:,Kati e Doonan Show Toppel' Dou gh Re )(f Play Your Bu nch Prk, h l\lihl C.,,ace ntratioo Trut� or Canaeq uen011 It. co u ld be: -vou Mid Day Newa Ml)vietim e Loretta You ng Youna: Dr. Malo�, P'Tom The se Roots Comedy Playbowie Adventure Time Steamboat Blll Sgt. Preston )fu11ic- I n the ltound Jim Thacker Sbuw Weath ercut Nf'.wa Picture Huntley Brlu:le, BeJ11'1 Huckl eberrJ Heiund Riverboat Tal es of W ells Fargo Peter G unn Alcoa Theater Steve Allen Show News Headline■ W eathmia1t Jack Paar Show Sip Off l l :00 The Ntwt 1 1:00 WetCber Wlndaw 1 1 : 10 Lato Sllow Ch•utl a -Motlllay 8:00 8:30 9:SO 1:211 1: ,2:00 13:Sfl so Indianapolis 500 Sohn Hopkins File COIi�� New, Conference National Edu. Association Mystery HaUn� Open Heittfn g Campaign Roundup Nervous Ten sion National Education APOO. Matcy'• Fllo,nlea • .Ev�· Mam'9bow Cortoon Sptclaeulu Romoer Room. �o\fle Yo..- MM I •Married 'Joan · 8e.stlea OU.n Love That Bo\. Ila,_ i:: t:�! ,..., saow l)aJ 1n COQft The Gale St-orm. Beat � Cloet Who ' Do Ytu frml '61'Hlrlcan' �Captain GaUlb'lt San l'taliettbo ....C YOQI ENG .._ Weather Tiifet 1tSl,n Doi> i..,.. 7:00 ' ll1'0len Arrow. 2:00 2:30 �-00 1:30 t:00 8:30 S.:IO l:Mt 8:40 e:� 1:8t Cboyame 8:30 Bourbcin S1fHt Beat 1:30 AdYr"'llurea�ln PandlH . :> :30 Ted Kull Amateur Bou 11:00 Tb• NeWS T,mlebt l. l :10 Scanning � We■tber 11:15 Sport Reporl · we· Jollliny slllobfll" -- -..:._ A�"'!!'• Sl� - _ _ Robin _ijood TrackdOWn )� .1ve rlck Lawma n The Pebel . A!•III<""" · · -W HT N�TV .Channel 13 Channel 1 � - Saturday 4:00 SPorl• Spec ial CQin•!lY , Tim.• •=�5 .-.merwm_. Al�um 5:00 I>a n q,.,atty 6:00 .ldo�ie'lS�tacutar '1:80 . l>timi'". ::-f�on .. s:3()· · Wm,.�ad or Alive 9,00 Mr. L•oky 9iSO Hi1e� Gun. · Wm 'r;t'Hel \0-:00 Gunsmote 10:30 ?lot For·Hlre 1 1 :00 I4ewa 1 1 : 10 · Theater 13 12:SO Sign Off e.so ReV. · Matthews Arileric■n at -Work ChrJsMan Sclen.� TBA · camera S E:ii! Picture RFD, USA Rd Elwood Gibb,, - B'ueball . Sportsc-ope , SPorls SP+clll Comedy 'l;tb\e .I �•flo�.-ll9fl ,� . Wllla\'11 '!l'll'ooot· · D�tt\. · · 'l<lf\0 • .' Bo wl . . 9:00 J;3()· 9:45 10:00 10:30 1 1 :00 I1 :30 12:0\l 12'.l� 3:00 :t;I� 3(45 4tOQ' ' �·m•s ' . ljtj�t� , · '. - 'oioo': . · '.Cbi1llll• Cli@l): 7 61{ 'tlijt��t::-� :�, :a, Legal Notice p - ·�,so II 5:45 6:00 1;00 9:00 9:30 l0:00 10:30 1 1 :0V 1 1 ; :tO 12-:00 t.2 ·30 1 :DO 1 : 10 2:30 3:00 �:30 f:00 4:30 �:00 5:30 6:00 6:15 t1:�6 6: 30 8:46 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 9:SO 10:00 Jl:00 1 1 : 10 l l : L5 1 :00 10:00 10:30 • CURLt KAYO£- �°:..,w..u,o,, 8:80 8:15 N- • 8:IO 7:80 - un 1 9:IIO 1 10:1111 :M 1r·• 1 1 '°8 13:111 l :IO l:SS 11,30 : ,,. J 115 3:3$ ,..,. ''"'N �- News •-- .--•, 111' Top ,:::...., I "• .,. The _, lf.I �- Tin, _, _ v•�- --�- �"-w 11:lit 11:41 t:• t:lb 1,QQ 2:30 Ht 3:1111 W- "�� . - r,----"-"' :.e::e-' ()blo - ·-·"' 7:ta 7� •=� 0- Stu NI - - on tl,e NIP. . . . ?'fews.,. Reported ...,._ arldttN LOWEEZV ··· IS HE AlllN' ? s.:;:.. ::t'· d:r:: Vivlln Holl- WI -�•n MY for Wbeelinl to \/is.i( ILM- da ullllff, Mn. Doupu Moma. Miss Darlene Tallrwe -nt the weetend at bcfBe vitlitlnt her sister, Mrs. Carl llorrfs and" flm• ily. COMPU:TE -- , I � UIID CAil 1959 GOLIATH Empre.. Spon ! Door New ur never &Old or tltled. • c,l. - 63 H.P. !'Nini '"1!eel , drive, 'Wtlltewall tires, beater ud many other utru. Much IN, lllban de■ltr �Oil, ', $1 195 ----- -- -- -- MOTORB!g E 1908 MO. PED. Good condltlon $100.00, Joe Leach Chullire, R. 2, Ohio. Phon� EM7-76 l8. 6-l l-3tp I I · I Start The I A'f 11- 1 5 AJA. OH WJ E H I Oak Hill News ltem11 jf Interest NANCY � ly Mrt. Hatti• Fred•rlck Mr. and Mrs. Wald Spencer a nd family, M rs. Esther Wright and daughters of Five Poi nta left Thursday for Fou ntai n, Colorado, to visit Mn. Lawre nce De Groot and famlly. Mra. Wrie:ht a nd da u­ ghters will vi.ail relatives i n Amill" ilia; Texas, also. M r. and Mrs. Lawrt nce Sinfet and <la u ghter of Toledo, 1 pent the weeke nd wl:tb Henry S pen cer and family an d visited Mr. a nd M rs. curt Frederick. Mr, a nd Mrs. Howard Biggs and Ste u benville Homer Blgga or apent -a weekend recen tly .vlth M r. and Mn; Milo Biggs. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Pool er ar Ma nsfield were recent we e kend a:uest.s of her paNnt.a, Mr. and Mn. Pa u l Kelly. Mrs. Maggie Roeenlttlnz sp ent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. MQford Frodoricl<. Word bu been received 111noll'n­ clnt the . bi rth of ■ d■ugliter to Mr. ,an d Mn. Bud CofemiD .it Fot­ tori1. They hav, three IIOIIL M rs. Colema n is thi former June Babcock. �r. .;t>.d M rs. c. A. Babcock are grandparellp. Mr. and Mrs. Milford l'Nderict MY NEW l!!A"T"HING SUIT" IS AWFULLY CUTE: I and oon called Q!1 llr. end Mrt Cu rl Frederirk SUnd11. ���������l'.._'.::'.'.:�� ��t:!��-���-��� LUF By SAM "(9;;,>.A�j;;;sueeli;;� Buy You ..:. - JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR AT KARR & YAN ZANDT Pemero,, Oblo PRO .,...•••.•. •. . ................ ... -"-J" ..... ._. .. ,.... •. 4Q Llncoln It. Phone WY24HI MIMI_,. 1 2 1 1 Real Estate --- FOR SALE: FIVE ROOM HOUS• with bl.th, nice location. Melvin Hood, 1 1 1 Locust Sl, Pomerw. ll-28-30lp FOR SALE 2211 ACIIES,, 8 rwta b ou ae, bun, outbuild\Jll JG,OOII ft. Umber, Letart Tqwnahip . OD Ohio River, Good ln•o,�•U• '4.000,lJO, lloe -Hlltoa , Wolle, · ' •J . N!f . -... (I, ' • ' Legal Notice o, APPOINTMENT lhctcutor l&tatt of OKar f, lauer, dec:HMCI CaM No. 11,372 Notice is hereby given tlrnt Eth• d G. Bauer whose rust O[fkc add­ rtas Is Pamoroy, Ohio, has bee n d u ly appointed as Exet'ulrix of the Eslate of Osc11r F. Buuer l.ite of Cheate r Tow n■hlp, Meigs County, Ohio, deceased. • Dated this 2nd day of June 1960 F. H. O'BHIEN Judae of the Probate Co urt, lleip Co u nty, Ohio (8) f, 1 1 , 18, :ilC NOTICI ---- ----- Be p.rep,rc,,d to pron •ge and Social 1ecurlty earnina:1 for the put - YH!I when applyinl for IOdal ....,iu, bwllll, ' ' ° Ht S DOWN ON DRIIIBLE CREEi\ TRYIN' OUT HlS CABIN CRUISER, ::ELVINcV ,rn,'-,, :: R I dS I EVents 111\eported 4 ( 20b l l nsuronce I.ANDS. NO !! U'L ABNER """"1DEA >PN SENl#·TO>. PHOGeCX.NO'LL Flt,JD 0JT � T1-l' SNCHJ+IAAS 1s u .s.anZ8'15,0R u.s. WILD LIFE�? ?. _,....,-,-' 8lb1, Scliool l>epn here Monday- and cilildnn ot all tbre-e eh u rcl'les are attendin,, Mrs. Da n a tloffma n apent several days at C ol u mbus with her da u ghter, Mrs. Ken neth Davidson and hmlly. . OCIQ • Ut On M r . and Ml"S. Gerald Violet were I Su n d ■)' gu ests of he r niece, M rs. D Marahall Miller sn d fam;ly, Beverly. Mrs. Pearl L■n n lng is quite Ill Miu Sally Torrence and broth- at the home of her da u ghter Mr. er Jimmy went to Col u mbus to and Mrs. Merill Cotterlll, LallCH· visit their brother Pa u l and fam- ter, ily, Mr. an d Mrs. Wilber Parker and family, Chest er, we re gueata tJf Mr. and Mrs. Garth Sovel and Mr. and Mrs. Hom er Parker and da ughter have moved from the family Friday afternoon. Gu y Singer property to the Alice Mrs. Ror.e Palt erson and cbildrtn Ritchie property. vlaited Mn. Judy Snowden a nd Halsey Marium of New Yort family Sunday. and Mrs. Virgi n ia Parr of ParkConnie and Pennee Willi1tns of ersburg were wee kend g uests Rev. a n d Mrs, W. W. Bragg, spent Monday nl&:bt at the 11411A-e . Mrs. Frances N eal of Jackson - of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dyke and v�le, Fl•., rwas ho nored with a Ju dy WU11ama. din ner at the home of Mr. a n d The Norlbwestem Band .Booit­ Mrs, Harry Ke ller of Lo�ust Grov e ers made a pproximately S68 froiq. Sunday. Other g uesbl we-re Harr)' their bake sale and r umm.,e ■al9 Kelle r �d son, M:r. and Mrs. Ger- held the pas.t weekead at the Le• td Keller o� corumbu s, Mr. a nd gion Hall a�ordilll to the pnsl• mrs. Carl Rllch!e and da ught er, de nt Iris Williams. Joeepll i11e Parke rsburg, M 1a1e1 Mr. and nlrs. Dana Hoffman Jr. and Norms Ritchie ol Kene, Mr. -and Mrs. Buck Gray, BarUett, o., Ind Steve .and Chal'les, Jan Web­ I ster, Blaine Turne!', Steve and and M r1. il4yrtle F rost, local. Mr. an d M rs. Willard µ,ersbach Larry Snowden were skatinl «t and _family, Cheste r, were calling the Skate . a-Way Friday eveni ng. on her •unt, Mn. Wayne Brickles Mr. a n d " M rs. CaroU Snowdiin and family Th u r5da.y. Garry were visi tors in Galli• and Mr. and Mr,. Dewey Shively . Friday. polis and son Rickey of Calumbus, Mrs. Merle Davis of Park.er Run 1 J•f/"5'14 a h•ort otlad �cndat: -'\'e�iog and was rw;hed. to the' ' hospital. Mr. and Mrs. David Tillis and family w ere wee kend guest,: of h er parents, Mr. and Mr.s. Victor Braley. lAOI MORNING • AILIN' 1' �=�P d ,.,Musical · I /\11\fT SEEN ¥ORE MAN SNUFP; "TH" LIIIEI.ON6 DAY, 9 1 :t.:••�-;: •.::· On The t. L. ' �o Ibo People 0:00 Sundown floftMdo 5:SO Off tho Air �:: ......, Sip Oil SuMo, Cllopel TIIPPfl'S Plains By FRED LASSWELL BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SM I TH Mdl. Soclil MliHly ol) lh .,,ill .. ,. ... - t(w-� .._,... l.,_ __,, •salri; Dl•ur Sulldl:r .... .., -- ·- � .... � Gel) Cb QUEEN!!-·. -�cl)�� t:00 ,...--, 4:IIO � �day Sbowcot: s,- �• • Weatller e:eo s- -8:30 =- . M,IIO · 1L_ •• 1 U:$0 Ttie A.nilly Rour1.HO NCIOl\ ""9 1i,1& �- UP- �= �,... S:IO S:45 AND T�EN ,I HER I €,(lT TO tlt Pl1!'SrOENJ: IT IJ)O()(.D 6E 00.V DIE S�OR'f STEP TO · " l:CIO .... 11£at1.a-, (ieO-nd II ctr,) 8:IIO C..Otn' R,o,• � a,a Tbe SW.S., Sllow ..,••, Clock'' 9 100) GelleM lretde - �t•r 9:.$0 �.lfl'ed HJl.c"ii�� phI I II� ,, ,,. ._ STEVE ALLEN ,: �: _ _!-' - .,. PEANUff WMl'O Daily Pro�am Schedule Doy Right With Channel 1 3 - Sunday Legal Not<Jce LEGAL NOTICE Offers arc bol n i: r eceived at the office or Webster &. Ji' ult.t, l'om­ c roy Ntitlonal Hank Builclrn;:, l'um• croy, Ohio, Phon e No. 2-21t1U, for lhie pro perty of Ellc1 White, de• ceased, sit uated In th!! Vtllage o[ Syracuse , Ohio, a nd consii;t ing of 11. two story frame dwellinis house, four rooms downstslr� and three . rooms and bath upstairs, garage, alt uat ed on fo ur adjoining lots. · FRIEDA FAEHNLE; Admin­ istrlltrix of the t�sta t c of El­ la White, deceased. W EBSTEH & FULTZ, AUar neya for Admlni�trutrix i, 6, 8, 1 0 , l l , 6tc (6) 12:00 l2:30 J :00 l :30 2:00 . UJO 3:30 4:00 4:30 1, , 5:00 Legal Notice °J Studio Wrestling Record Ho p Dick Clark Show· Brave Stallion Leave It To Beaver L:iwrence Welk S!Jow Jubilee, U . S. A. U p-To•The-Mlnute News Sports Repo rt Lale Show Channel 8 - Sunday PIANOS .... i' \,,,U.#!,rfU USED LAWN MOWERS, 1 TV 1et l Wmatingho u1e W11he r. Grlll and Stand, 2 utel Electric Sweep 'f8 li'ORD 1''EltG USON tnctor er,, 2 Iro n■, odd■ a.nd end•, and plows. New back lire11. Sim• dl&he., pot■ and PRRli also •II· pliclly GMrd e n tractor , reel mow­ verware. Er nest L. Lewl1 ifi8 N , : er and c u lti va�on ln acod con• Third SI., MlddloPorl, Ohio. dlllon . Call Vikl na:s.2273. HAMMER"S REFUSE• DISPOSAL. fbone WY2•2:m8. S-9-6tc 8-l!Mlt p W eekly pJck up. As low 11 $1.00 10 WEEK OLD PIGS '8 each. l lil a month. Call R. A A. Service milea weal of Route 33 near GAS, FUEL OIL a nd co,,l flD'• Station, WY2•236tl or see Mar­ 1Ulce:11, Call Jor lrce e stlmate11, Burll n1ham. Robert. L Jone■, lon (Ha1qmor) Ha"t.. 0-1 -30tp 1''oreman • Abbott, Middleport. Shade. Ohio. 6-9-3tp 6-10-llc AUCTION Ill 12 COWS, HOLSTEIN, Guernseya, hnlco a nd Jeney,. E. ft. Hollon , MJn­ PIGS, MEAT TYPE, sleek, iblny, arfffonl Crltt curly tilled, past ure rMi!icd. enYllle Rt. No, J. Wlt-218', lllrite� ,.._ er ClfttHi Geora• W. Wells, Leading 8-9-31c A. C, aaADl'OID, laciM, Oh" Creek lload, Middleport, tl-10-3tc LEGAL NOTICE GUY■ T TUCTOI IALII AND . LAWN MOW.ER ahupe n ina: and ALMOST e frli;e rator r hCA NEW be received at the of• will Bids hnlcc, 112 .. .... .......,. motor repalr, machine hand with deep free1e compartme nt. &. Fultz until Wt!bstcr e or fic flMM WY2 2t75. lalttman: saw fill nj and home malnten • t:au W 'r' �·MtU 1Ue r 5 p. m. ltMHllle,, Haret.i Sclrnhart, ance ser-vlcc, Er ne1l L. Lewis, Tuesday, June 14, l !lUO, al 10 6-10.3h.:: ' Ohio. P"- Ceo<,'.lle 16fl, 48 N. Thlrd St., Middleport o clock A. Al. fur th e purchase of e Sherman Stephens real estate th 1-18-Uc Ohio. Phone WY2-�. 6-9-61� ANTIQUE lt'UllNl'l'UHE book ;;; situated ell 222 Sycamorl! Street i n $10.00; ehesl ut drawe n $5.00; the Vilh111;:e of :l'fiddlcport, Ohir). uphol1tered chair t,1,00; dress­ Tho real estate i! a pp raised for er $.1.00; hall tabla $4.00, Mr11. $1900,00 and cannot be sold for . INSURANCE John Sto ul, HurJso n vllle, o. less than tho a ppraised valu�. For tcctio n , Life, A u te, Fire, Pollo. 6-ll·3tc . - - -----Call Don M Iila, MiddlePort. f u rth er i nformllllon, phone WY 2· 2UICIMAYTAG Wa&her and tu bs, livlni ')ti,j '\. (8) 7, 9, 1 1 , 13, 4tc room suite. M rs, Joh n Sto u t, HarriliOn vUle, o. 6-1 1·3tc - - _ _IIS__ l VE _ T _S_ ON D_ � c..,,- 5:30 1:00 7:3'.l 8:00 8:30 9:00 10:00 1 1 :00 U:10 1 1 : 15 �he . Channel 3-Mondo) l 8 WCHS..TV ChunneTonight Channel 8 - Saturday Bash an News S . Sig n On This is the L i :e '1'V C'hapel tnduslry on Parade Garden Club of the Ai r Frontiers of Faith Sunday Movietim e Monu. Challenge Crotched Moun tai n Favo rite Stl'lry World Champion ship Golf Meet the Press Su n day Newi; Picture Overland Trlill Music on Ice Chevy Show Loretta You n g s:1<''V People A re Fu n ny -- ------- I I Call Dlc1 Ste1t1H Middleport WY-2-2649 Pomeror WY-2-3195 KAUTZ fllJD ITORI At Cfli1t1r Yukon S-2 14S HAMILL llltYICI STATION leforo t,OO A.M. Albony NII iwery Day llenld 11:15 1 1 :30 J 2 :00 12:30 1 2 :45 1 :00 1 :30 3:45 4:00 4 :30 lf:00 6:00 6:30 7:00 8:00 9'.00 J0:00 10:30 b I W.ilch Mr. W izard Sl'il'n« Fi('tio n Theater Detect t \•e· !I Dairy Watcl'front Home Hun Derby Ne,vs Picture Spo'l'I S llou nd u p Weather1·ast Sat u rd<1y .Night Jambore e Bonanza The �fa n and the Challenge The Deput World Wide 60 Man . 'rom lmerpol Ne •.-� Headlines w �athercast Shockwatch Sign Off , 1 1 :20 News Headline& 1 1 : lO Weatherce.1t 1 1 : 1:5 Nit�watch 1 l :00 Sign Off Channel 3 - Sunday .' Areh'Je Moore I R 24-a Far Sale ot Trade Before 9:30 A.M. 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6 .30 1 :-45 6:55 7:00 7 :30 8:30 9:0::> 6:30 10:30 1 1 : 00 1 1 :10 1 1 : 15 'l:00 r HA 'i fOH SALE. Phun� Y U 5 :J 140. · IHU·tll p coAL Fun SALK t. H�AT sAV1.Nlis II bOUi:hl bclurc !St Alll::­ Ulll. Now 1s UJ.C tune to gel yuur wi n ter coal. Before the Fall rush. 1111.ve all grades or coal. Will de­ llvcr a.uywherc, Sell or call llob Jcflera. ifirn c located State Houl e l:H. 1/t mile from fair ,ro u nds. ti 7 '.J lp • Channel 3 - Saturday I Leta rt Fal Is S ty Report -•·n TELEVISio• n SMALL N RADIO A W O A. C. CULTI VA'rons, BLACK· ap p liance repalr. Phone Otis wk cor n pJ11nter, Good con • McClintock, Racine, O'tlo. 2·1-tfc �uo11, Joe t" ie lds n e ar Kllro)'s i�d 'M:ENl'S _dl.tl'uirnll� on U.o u te 7_ 6tc Al'AJ�'6 6'r unl rn U<hed -,---- -u a te ■ M . l l Will ' 1 r , o o, I ui : lt: ::': 11 i� ,K POR�: call Ridge t Eaglc h f d of rom remises c Wolf move within William p STAR ' · '"'J'fll 1 1:.! ltATS KU..LE v croy, I ½ miles off Houl e 33. shad es, cloth po rch valance, " ed on Clint Orr and famil)' Satur• th irty days artc r It Is vacaterl, Wal" l.irrn. l Y.i l bs,, $1 .49; 4 lbs. $0 , 000. 00. awninjs, vc ne lia n blinds, win- 1 n dotte 2-2 1 86 a Y day W Telephone: · _ . 2.5 e, MIDDLEPORT RURA 6 room re, u · nd n L u teed. e: 1mi Free e stimates. 11 dow shad es. f u Sul p Mrs. Marcia Keller, Ken o, spent ( 6)-10, 1 1 , 13, 1 4, 17, 18, 6tc 1!:00ubiu:h Herdw■re . frame, hath , g;irage, d1 i l' ke n Dwle Wlp pe l, 2 HI U n ion Ave., house, fnut cellar, larl-!c Jo\ out - t4) 'J.7, 28, 29; (5) 4, 5, -6, Pomeroy. ___ � 21 90 tcJ l , l.t, la, HI, 11:1, 20, 2.1, of high walrr 1 0(1 yunI s 0 fl -- . ' ltnute 7. $7000 ,00. 26 , 27; ttlJ I , 2, :t , 8, 9, 10, IUnJi:NOUll SUPI'LY. Ra dl,--,,-,d TV S_«_,_icc-. YU5·212�- 6-l l -JOtp ALBERT M. COX, S•lum•n 1"W __ O _ l'0NIES. Oavid Va n Me ter Box 229 Phon• WY2-J8JO or Wct:il Cotum bh1.. 6-10-6tc' PAINTING IN'l'ERIOH AND exter"""0 WY" 6- 1 1 -ltc """""_ · ior. (;u aranteed work by hour ___ ' L"•' 2 Kil& h.ca.Wrli. Hoss GAS RAN''·" "ox or contra1•t. Oris llu bbard, " , u• Junes, ,..9 , 9 M u lbcrry Ave., 6·1 1-3tp 7 1 , Syracuse, Ohio. Pomeroy, Otuu. 6- J O.:ttp lj•�� · -""·- TELEVISION GUIDE 'NSAZ.TV Channe l 3 Out Joppa Way Harrisonville Social Events Announcing Birth Daily Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , June 1 1 , 1960-7 IU1 1"1, Et>01 <>IE O'"IO' NO;,/ Hl'6A flAI.LOT. -.i NAME ,S ON lDP.'.'­ M0.1-l �pTu'f- �S NAME IS Ot.J TH' BOTTOM !! MARK ONE!! ' ' ,. �_,..,.,.. .... ti • • .-------------.,;.______;,____ I 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., 1nne 1 1 , 1960 USE0 laOATS AND MOTORS W and ._ while IM'; l ut. "-tr• pol�•n Moton. 600 i. Maln SI., Pomero'f. PhoM WY� 1 1 -24-tlc WANT ADS ' l 4 ) For Rent -- - - -- FOB CONSISTENT DEPEN DABLE llE�ULTS RATES £1G I IT IW0:'.1 IIO USE, two live r oum ap;irtmen\ .'i A N Be ngel. / 'hum:- WY2 :.izn. l l -2-lfc -- - --4 fW0,\1 A.�[) BATH APAJff. Ml::N T. North Second Street, Hen! reasonable. M:dd lepor1 6 6 6tc Ph.:i:ie WY 2·5::!93. - -- -SAVI:: MUNEY HY HEN"flNG A Hefnger� lur from i>:. w m g5 Store 6 6 3!c Call W \' 2 26d0 4 cents per word, o ne insertion. Minimum charg e - 60 ceul:I. I cen� per word for three eon1teouUve inae.rtion■, SwJa.i - one mouth for 30 centa per wo rd. Fwl rate of 4i ce n ts per word w i l l be charged for .idverh.s111g lf oot p&id wit.bin 10 d.lys .aner receivm a btll. � � Advertilina - Should be r�rt.,a,d !rnmediately. The Daily Sentin el will not be reaponaible for more U&an one u1Cor­ reet. .inaerCon . "1lu $ 1.00. Obitu.arie, Ql"d of Tl!anb and Sped.aJ Notice■ of Ev .. pu.bliahed at l ce'lt per word. I MO. ,'.; DAYS 3 DAYS .1. DAY ':/OROS $4.50 $ 1 ..M 90e 80c 15 $t i <Ml $1.60 $ 1 .20 00. 2(l $7 .00 $2.211 $1.00 7� 20 ~ -- - ----- S i:.. ,'·'v " U I\ I\OlJ\J ''CUNI) ,.'"LOUlt · apartmrrll with b.ath . also one r ot,m !1r�l f loor. Miller Apart• mc11l�. '\ uI 'verry A ve. R ent rea• su1 1 a blc l'hune W Y2·31 70, after Ada f'-.i.Hd by 10 A:M. will be in that d•y • ,..poc. t> ti 6t" f 5 :w P m. - --- ---':-:'":""-::'7:"::"_____________________1 I J: IV E HUUM unlurrnsh&l I aparttHl-tltc Jlll'll \ . Te l W Y:.! - 3302 , I) I � J t-or !>ale -------� J t:: TI IIM! TE ANO P IST CONTROL FOH DELICIO LJ .S HA l-1 SAND 9U Al:H t.: .:. l 'A S TU /l near 1em M1dk1 , e r Por1 l ud (, 1 ov tlon I n 1ty P•ln F,.. 1 W ICHES. Jack " s Dairy lft r, .\1 ic1 c H ed by N•tlenw� Ph� •u; ��,;� 1��9/ hunc l'u rn er ii t �- , - - 6 7 _6tc dleport. -3 encl A.. hn-ic• 'lt•tlon WY2_ __ _ _ _P AUCTI ON SALE 4-26-ffc 2366. On _Saturday, Ju ne 25, 1 960. bel(lll· I t CLlJi'F BYERS and hill STRINGrnng at 1 . 00 p. 111. at Lisle's NOTES wlll n:turn to WilkesGroce ry �n Ht . 1 24 , i� .Syra • WUM�N. TO i. ���cular�. v1lle Amerlea n Legion Post on cu�e, I will sell at auc:t1on the handle orders at hom e· Write ·· 11ched ule Saturday, J une 1 1 , with. f0 II,0w1n�: · Royal l'roducts, 57 (ABJ Mary . dancmg � 'til J. 6 9 3tc 2 El1;>ctnc !te!ngcrator� Jane Lane, Newtown Square, - --· - 6 Ga, Rang es, 7 eed 5 i:omp I rte 6·IO·Jtn Penna. .,. FRUM AND AFTER ti\"LS dII tc J B Gas He-11tcrs. 2 Sewm"" Ma. -· will not be r esponsible for any - · du nes, I Lot Living lloum ftu· 11 nyo11c de bh contr11cted by nilur.-, Dining tabl e and six 0ther than myself. chairs, L ot lamps a nd Vishes 1 ri. Roy Tracy, Jr. 6· 1 l- 3tc d ud rn g some anti ci ul'� . Ba by -- - -=_ >e -' I d 9. ll d h igh thair, Marble top Tll � PAHK F:ltSBUR li OFrICE of - -:.__ _ _ _, Platform Scall's Set stand, wash th e Mctropolilen Life In surance I. UtU Q 85 ( t:$ an_d l'ow e r Law n Mower. Many s lo re vise a nd expand o, C..: . pla u m1scella 11eous items too nu rn cr Oeoll Cl-. UMtl ill! operations i n th e Galli polis OWJ to me n tion. All Maltet •ntl MerNII and Pomeroy Area. We se e k Don Lisl e , Ow ner, MOTOltl •TRO..--ITAN ex•servicemen ages 22 to 42, colI . 0 . McCoy, Auctioneer. 600«N a.at Mtln .._ lcge education p referred. Men .. 6· J I · 18 ..,,.,. ..,._ 2 1 ·22· 2J·24·7lc Oh•interested i 1 selli ng life i nsur• ,nee as 11 1career no pre,1·ous •• 7 '"•ord VB 2 door ,eda n $1 , t•"' 1 •u "· required. selli n g experi e nce Caref ul local owner. N e w Pon• Comple t1• fri nged bene fit11 and Uac lradt•l n . Blaeltna ra, Pom estarting retirement program 6-9-6tc ro)', salary $100.00 per w eek. Or-____ !!<1 ni zed training program pro$1,195 1 966 CHEVROLl!;T Bel-Aire: vided, write Box 671, Parker5. t door seda n . Pow er&lide. Radio burg, w Va C. G len n Lawson, and heat er. A smart loolr.lne: car. 6- J d-7tc I Ma n a1:er, 6-9-6tc ......... . ... Blaett nsr1, Pom eroy. PHONE WY •2.21 57 I Notices -l I j 1 7 ) Help Wunted - MA.i I t:Sus1 nes!:i Opoortun ities _-::-_-_-_-_-.= ) A S I c.,. r_.,. .,, 1 9315 DODGE VB C u itom Royal. $995 . • door. One careful local owner. It's aeco nd to none i n co nditio n and i.-11ue. Blaett n ars, 6-9-6tc Pomeroy, !�... . EI\CU�Y Hard Top 2 d oo r. ..., . A er tlcaI i n 1pectio n wlll prove this to be a fine b uy. 6-Mtc Blaettnars, Pomeroy. 'DB OLDSMOBILE 88 4 doo r 1eda n . Car'■ bl ue . .B u t yo u won't be If you buy ll. $ l29a , Karr • Van Zlindl, Pome roy. ff.10-3tc � OLDSMOBLLE S u p er 88 2 r I Id A u r d :a��� o�t · $6 95� ��i : v;: > :·l:�::� \' .� o;:�:�lJ r ' H Sa oy J lerc la i:Ood transportation at .11 a:ood price . '395. Ka rr &. Van 6-I0-3tc Zandt, Pomeroy. __ _ '34 STUDEBAKER Slarlite Co u pe! The Urea wo,o stolen. We'll In• stall new one■. $2915. Karr & Va11Zt1 nd1, Pomeroy. 8-10·3tc '53 PLYMOUTH 5 passenger co upe, Nol Ii bea u ty but r u ns good. $1�. Kar r &r: Va n Za n dt, Pomeroy. 6-10•3tc '46 CHEVROLET pa ne l Lr u ck. $100. Karr & Van Zandl, Pome• 6-10-Stc roy. --·---- J931 PONTIAC }�OUR door hydra· m1tic can be seen Ur1t hou1e eHl ,of l>'oreat R un Method ist Ch urch. R11 n1 &ood, ■ ba r&al n . 8-10-31p (9) --·�----· For 5ole IJ_ IIMUIIIIN ll"M' � ., ....,0,.. .,.... ., ..... _. .. .._ .,..., . . . For !'RE E In-uu.. ur PHONE ( 20 ) Busi ness Services ' AJR CONDITIO:NJ.NG, REFRlGER· ation 11ervlce. Jack'& Retrigera• tion, N e w Haven , Phone TlJ2. 6-Z3•lf 3�7. Gilmore'• Supply Store WY-2-2774 MUELLER FURNACIS, WESTING HOU SE 1ppllenc.a. Arnold I r• . then, s., rac UM, Ohio. Phone 1 1 -1 1 -tf W Yl-6384. Vaughan 's Extennin atlng Company 1t· Mary., W, Va. ., RIVER REPORT ___ _..._ - Tri.City Club �leeu . � I- !lli11er,vill e Home Mr. and Mrs. Hobu-t Dodderer, Swanto n . Ot110, are announcing th e birth of a daughter, June Ann il l the Toledo JlOSpllal, June 5. 1 e ha ve one ot ber .. ug bter . Th ·· y c resa LYl!n, age 6 . u vn , . i n dpue n ts are M r. a n d M"· M , n envll l e and e n K �S l e�; on , s. E · A · D oddere r, Mr a C00 1 vi�l e tt� · Hostes� gifts we re presented 8'1' Mn. An GIiby l , , }irs. Bradford Maag when the Mr. and Mn. Geora:e Sb u ltx of ">•... t Th "",s· Mr. and Mn. J-ack Clark and Pros.Peet were weekend l(Utll& of · 1 n City Sewi ng C l ""b " hi mlly of Athe na and Mr. and dd� e ,•ening at her home in Mm• Mr. aod Mrs. Joh n Kibble .and Mn. ille. K eith Plum er an d family of M ra. Della R uth, Reedsville . Mrs. v n , , s . Loc 1 OF ont" : ION IT COND Carroll spent Sund ay wl tb tlM! llutb and Mn. Shu.lU: are si5len. T he e ,· c 1u n g was spenl suttally gomt•r y l 6 0 upper, 9.3 lower. •Pt.1 nd sew Clarlt Iam.ily. George in e th ng which fter a r a fl op(' n , G-al11pulis 1 B 3 upper , 9 7 Olen Un tbicum la workin g this Mr. a nd Mn. Clinto n Gilke y Jr . summer In Mansfield. He is stay• l o wer , 3 fl o pen; Loc k 23, 15.5 liuS less ser'• ed a dessert course to a nd family a n d Mr, an d Mrs. Li n - i ng with bis alster. upper, 9.8 lower, closed off. All \! rs. Hussel J W1lsou.. . Mrs . Millard I k , , · •t ti Id c:oln Russell ,pent th e week en d \V 1 ermu Fie el 1za h i b iss " . , movabl t· dams .arc up 13 lhru 2J Ml111 J:ll�n Bra nn o n i.s reported �lrs. Rober� Hober ts, ri.,_ , ._. Sidne Y i n K e ntucky the 1 ue1t, of Rev. ,improved lince belfti: con fined a nd dosed o l f Spe rn,; er · M i ss '1 Ray Russ e ll a n d family. " ary v i rg1n1a Rei with rheu maUc fever. Ohio River &o•h, Down. Ems- · Mr I · Bobby Gibson spent a fe w days 8 I rs. re ,1 d ei fh L d f eit an · ' Jt_' M r. and Mn. James Branno n · 0C le wor�h. i .." l t y of l l u u u n gto n I pm Hiram ' G rary de v1· s1tmg · · Fisher · the H. D . have mov ed back to Reedsville 8_\_ RID Ro.nh 0. J. Mn. By l :.! ::J , lm·Jdcr 9 1J5 am, 0 1 ; Lock __ t..iilkey family. th ey are prese n tly residin g w,tll 13. The Jel l t· no11 ti I U a m I U-4 · The WSCS .Jl the Me thodist ! '. 1 l Elliol1J 0. <I n: isit 45 mN d h ., h I 3: urs e n i n ay 5 g 1 u 15 e Sahl'lll at v Here m k . Mrs. Mary ..m ed h er mother, Mrs.. Mary Nichols. Carsey bas ,,,• Lot: Mr.' ind M rs. B. M . B uchanan , 11111 , 0 ,,,1,· JIa II · Lock 1 8, lkav,•r 9 1 0 am 1 -0 .· Har,· 11 ,u1 , "0 d tt, e ...'"o Mr. and Mrs. L"l,arle•" from Holze r Ho,p·,1al aft e , h er . , d children called on rtlativ es at n a " �-,x· ra' t M !J 50 am 2·5, Lock 1 9 Sou• f&mily , R..intl, W. V <1 , a r.. LA: Ro ,h .. ' 11,, of u"�t• ' ' ..,., ' ' ie nd· � p Y S seco nd operation and is m uch im• · Coal Run, 0., Sunday, t he rn 9 JO am I J 2; W C. Hec k 111g a week wit:h M rs. Ellwt ·� mo- laM' wct· k were her da ughter, Miss p,o..• ed. J ord 7 25 am 1 7-0 , Lock :m OVE·C l h er. Mrs. C . 1- Arnold of the �1 lltlred K1plcy, Charleston and M,s. Chr·,,,,· .,.. - Long and Fran-a '"" ' Dale Dillo n da u ght er or Mr. • z �� 4 i ,\t h e J U 1 2 k J O nephew, "U na R oad W Ot . her . : Boyd, recent tier c 9 Wasbcallers e ' · 9 C 0 Alkir e visited tri er.di at Holz.er d M rs. Pearl Dillo n is impro11• a . n ' . C. Hospital t"'ridaJ. w ,, ft• · 1c � ., : 25 am <1 l I he A rno lc! _home were lte11 . and I m gtun. D _ 2 :- I AK" .k. � amai; I ng after ha vi ne her throat lanced 7 - 1 , Mik�• ( 1 e d1tur 7 . 5(J ilm W•O, :-.f rs. Weber l homa, Pomero)' Im, ! ,\Ir and Mrs . A l bert LJVely and Mrs. Gladys Blackwood con Vernon Reed attended th e ra ce lll' v. T. O. House-holder . Logan, , son, J il nw s of Sumcrco W. Va Re n Mc< 001 8 55 am 0-4 . tinue s in .a iserious con dition with al l ndianlf)olia Memorial Day. Uprill♦r - Lock 24 (.'rudb l e af_n <l _ ,M,. sa 11 d M rs. Carl Wicks and were weekend iUC Sts ui Mr. an d a h eart con diticm al the Holzer M.r. 1nd Mrs. Ha rlan Webb, of Hospital. 1 2 . 45 ·Pm l l •O: l l<tme t M 1 : 1 5 anu Y , _ t . Jose ph, Mo. Monday Mrs. Jerry Hill. ue vlslti n e for a week Mandield t u rn d Mrs · Cleveland H ! pm 2 -0 , l ' t l l.'>hu rgh cr 1 . 55 pm (). t he E ! l t ot.s ,rn d J\1.rs. Arnold visited pannt11 M r. .imd Mrs. her with Mr. and \irs. Andrew Cross and ed from the Hot� ..., ow , Wed : C l■rimon t Harris of Reedsville. Hoa" p ,· ta"' .... 22 , < "urr 1d l 3 p m J 5 ._U; (. " v . H a r m_ Loga n .arn d Thun;day �hey_ spe nt d n e tend t the a Reumun so Ye.age'." _ wi r Ri t� M_r. cl�d Mrs. H. M. cha ds nesda y. ner 'I 40 1> m 0-2 ; T1 1 a 11 7 : 25 pm I Mr. Webb bu Nctntl:y apen t ele• . . :::iunday at 1.-t!tarl, W. Vn. s. M K t" e WII�n !Ii pen:r n, ven ,weeks tn the hospital due to 1 1 -0 , R ot" kc t 8.55 pm 2-2, D1xii t· r n Ga! h'l)Oh E_hzabc · Mrs. Grah� e _lh r t u l m _ rn ed som�\im� l with - -r Jaug ter, a foot injury he rtteivecf It work -Spm t W : 05 p m 2-0; l. s. l• ' yl>er�;�: a vt 1 t with re lativ es Ill Balti- Vinas 1:,-t e o_f Racine� ger 1 1 · 25 pm 15-0 . Mr. and �•·- SQnny �arrts and . M Bernie GJ!ke y "ho has been ton •11d Mr. 111� • .M..rs, H�rman ,ver ii· · w 1 rs. Mrs. an I d M L. maki n g his hom e with Clint Gi1IS 0 1 L tO t t Groce1ticlr:l1! and chtldren were Su11 Slack of Colum bus were here for key was taken t0 Ve"'ra • 1 ) - ftQ i:::.S ,. ns Hos- day f#nner 1ue1ts of Mr. a nd 8 . ·. ' . ••r p 1tal :wi:emorial Day a nd attended the ...... for treatment BS ACHE FAHM wr1·11 5 JtOO,'" •v. Mn. Clirtmonf ,.l:farris. vu:es at the ceme tery. " e w O .la employed (Cor.tinued From Page One l Robert Alk ir ho u,;t.• . LHt.:.l l t•d betwl'en J� utla n • I1 Mr. and )Ifs. ll■rold Brannon y n e i m e d e Hurl loy CoNoall . ••>• p bbed c clu the ba k of Suga, and llurr1:.um·1ll e on m,.J! , ,,o IL Ashl and spen t the w el! kend at bad ' -<.� •• their: ·gpeit fQr tb e past , head am.I his body wi lti short l u_ mbus, sp ent the w eek end with home . �dwul rnutc. wee.k bi■ •u�t Mp,. ·Fann ie Adam.!l •·a · room I iuuse I uca ted a t 2ti P ani n11 h ls t· n every rou11(1 and the h JS par t! nls. "Ir. and Mrs. Noah Bibi_e Sch00l s tarted t hl8 a. m. M r&,. LaYlna Brannon -will reu n c e•great Robinson 39 or 40 wilt • H urley Sr. St., Middleport, Ohio. t he su,lb of J une at the school 1ume ber •h•diei · at Ohio. State ' Mrs. • F. Ray Wilson of Pomer oy houae witb 33 present. Slort! building localed in do W " · t•J until it seemed he migh ! colMoiiday. She is a teach­ '11iiv8tdty n a with nt u spent a er evening h t t-1.w n Hutlunll. Living q u 11 rter� l .. ps c from exhau s tion- as h e d i d A lara:e n umbe r of o u t-of-town er in tf'le Tµppel'I Plai n s school ' Mrs R u�h D J o · h hot.w 952 1 e ather shot · ahuve Su1 tal>lc for I Jat').;C' ur 2 rn iii at g u est� attended th e Atldn &•Riggs M r. a.qd Mn. Geor1e Powell at• . , s 1 .1g h l ,neavywei1i M r. ,,,d· "'lrs. ·Ok ey· K"ose, •"d ,. .n a ,c un '"' " a II b us1. r1C'sse.� . 1ren e •1. om, 71' J oc y ··• w edd me S. aturday even i ng at the Cendd their ton'• · wed�l ng at ht with day un s n e childr e thre S ent p U111vcrsily Tt!rrare, Alhe11.� L'ro wn . Partfnbur1' S.turday eveni ng. Pr;�bte �f n Church. Thus it was t hat Robinso n suf. his pare n ts near Letart Falls. ut11u . Phone LY 2·5262. ehl o� Col um bu 11 spe nt )' ern Mn n aft oo guests of Sunday · the weekend with her mother• 6 -; Gt,o fe red for the first time the loss Mr. and Mrs. Ci\tl"rle, Scyoc and J: D . Rous h were Mr. a n d Mrs. Cur- M rs . M ry ff1ehi , 0 1 a rematc 11. ■ _____ of Patkenburi wer e daue:bttr Pend er won the decision on a t i s Rou s t\ and cllildre n of "Middle - -M r�� Mn. Carl K nicely o1 .,:oR·sA.LE :-l"All)l. 64 A l oc al� 1 or her Pan:n ts, Mr. lu,ab weekeh4 n n a a rschel Mrs. e ort Mr. H d d · _ ints hasis when J udge J ,· m p po "' g,.... ,.,,, ,o,d.• 6 ,oo,n 0 "'' g••··d and , MN. Dennil Duddi ng. n nday S i h d d I u Th Th . rs e e s u s aug yrac M e of anu with Mrs. elma Orr. n .Carrti favor ed h u ' 149·138 and 1 house wi1h hut and cold waler. -------Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Balley, M r. D.ayton accompanied Judg e J O h n sav k o Jgreed, 147-142. Ju dy, Louise , Mn. John Stout, Harrisonville a n d M rs. Reed Eyn on B"'!n t Sun• a nd Kenneth Caney home after llut referee Jimmy Mccarron had 6 7 5Lr day afternoon with M r . r;�d Mrs. Hobi nson ahead, 146-144. 1 -VUlltin, there a week, whllt th e ir Fra n k Coats, R eedsville. ----------Mccarron explained later to re' mo'tl1er WII ln the hoapital. FUi l SAL E: l•'J V t-: H00_.\1 S wit h porte rs that he h .a d take n " some Mrs. Erma! Scheckeneost, Park• O.:�ety e'WS lflaxl ne Robinson ot Col umbus ersburg, spent the week end with b 111 h . .1 us l � om 11 1e ted 1n h Syr_a puints" sway from .Pender be• Dy Mn. A. H . B•lley ned to her home after assistretur cuse. 1 111n 1wouc 1 11oors, u 1 1H 1· cause of h is " rab O" t u h ' . , lO d M Mrs. Marie Mallor)' and daught• M r, O J th g i care of her moth�r. wi nf, ��:,� Kat�iee �����:: and son er, Clearfield, Pa., Mn. Earl Be lkca-brneh� Pr iced �or quick s�le. i hc back or Robin:ou� �� a�� rrna WdSO,i., "°ho is seriously rrt : $6,000 . I honl' Vl3•2261. 6·8-31.r The U n i ted Press Intern ational na p a n d Mrs. Paul Be lkna p , Ra nd, William , a nd Carol Osborn , Keno preferred Pender, 1 46· 1 4 I a nd a W. Va., spen t Tuesday rith Mr. called on Mr. and Mrs. Claren ce ! , '•-----------. FOH SALE: HUUSg IN l ! ARHISON Baker a nd Milo McDole, Su nday. of 26 ri ngside writers showed a nd Mrs. Ralph B.e.llard. VILLE. Six rooms with hall, poll n Ebo Mrs. d n a Mr. a nd Mrs. Cll nl Orr called on , Mr. White, ays, e T for 7 1 r, eight Pender. dw r for t Robi nso n ol. M Close to hur· h and s <1i1d one evr.n. Sugar Ray had gone W . Va., Mr. ir nd Mrs. Ke ith Thor- Mr. and Mrs. Callie Orr of A nti'"•B,U.OWIN • . Juhn Slout, 11urrisuri villc . Io n , Ravcnswood ca II cd on Mr. and u ity, S unday. t o th e rmg favore d at 8·5. JJJ , , •WUBLrrZER 6 7 5t Mr . and i�s. Ce cil Spencer ol -- --- Mrs. Grover White , Sat urday. · -- - ---llld Ol'HIR FAMOUS -Cla re n ce Bak er visited his moth- Cheste r called o n the Charles - -- BRANDS er, Mrs. Elsie Baker, at the Elm- Spen cer family FridQ. , . D_ .11, ,/_I Mr. a nd M rs. Keith Walton and LEGAL NOT ICE wood R�st Home, Friday. �;tllf tt.. · Mr. an d Mrs. Ray White of M.iis- son of Col umb us spent Su nday • · Bids will be reccl.,ed at th e of'I ne \ fi a ry n e Mr. with , n n r a e Web te Mrs. s. sillo r of d Mr. Whit M and H d n AttorFultz, r Orvy ee Gai . r M . 8 and 6•room POMEROY-4 lo1s · l'aa6 .. ; � hou �c with bath arid u ulomatic ll t!Y S, . Pomeroy Nation al Bank a nd children , Carrolton, spent an and M rs. Oe111 n Brin ker and family , ,. , , • 1. , f!'.U!I fu rnace hea t, nice gard t! n B uilding, P omeroy, Ohio, u n til 10 afternoon with 'Mr . and Mr&. Char, 0£ Carmel were even ing callers. .. .W ._,. R Bl 8 k and &o n of Bridgeport, w "space. $4200.00. Uown paymenl o 'c lock A . j,1 ., M on d11.y, J u n e 20, les Spe nce r .. Mr. an d Mrs. Clair Woode, Ches- w . a., ca�ed on Mr. a nd Mrl. & $2,000. 00, balance $50. 00 mon· 1 960, for th.e p u rcha68 of a . two1 • ,. s I ory f rame dwe 11 ·1 n g ho u se s1tuat- ter, spent Su nday with her pa ren UI Paul Orr, Saturday. lhly. 't · POMEROY RURAL - JOO acres, cd e l the corner or East Main a n d Mr. and Mrs. Robert White , Mn. Thelma c; rcle a nd children, • well-buU1 7- �� house, ""!', Cherry St,eel , ; n the VHla gc o( _; · '"•{ -�-...· m Y - '.i��-:�a: ·::� t:1t� c::;; ( Pender Wants I I · I N j ._:•,: " · !�1i�::f:: :.:�i.'};i��;{:i t�:1: :;�;:�:;: ���·:!;!�;::t��::· :��:{�,r!:::� fi!;�,\{��s:�n:. N. ' w. ',coMrioM, ■ I ..,..,. J:. '55 ft,Olm PICKUP for sale or trade. In gootl rnnditio11. c ; _ A. IJcem, llacine. Phone Wl9-J03R 61 0- l t p . � - -- _:e e ' . O P T o •· T'l.• 'I T ""'Qlil a& l!:ut Court Strfie• ,._...... 1 OlfL: Ronn:, I to llt I to I. e ,oo '.Peop!l!'\j CHofe, ,. ...,..... Mca.a 'o. D. , N- Q 111.an.) • 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 9:>0 l<l'!'o Sien 011 Contine n tal ClassroorJ 'toda:,Kati e Doonan Show Toppel' Dou gh Re )(f Play Your Bu nch Prk, h l\lihl C.,,ace ntratioo Trut� or Canaeq uen011 It. co u ld be: -vou Mid Day Newa Ml)vietim e Loretta You ng Youna: Dr. Malo�, P'Tom The se Roots Comedy Playbowie Adventure Time Steamboat Blll Sgt. Preston )fu11ic- I n the ltound Jim Thacker Sbuw Weath ercut Nf'.wa Picture Huntley Brlu:le, BeJ11'1 Huckl eberrJ Heiund Riverboat Tal es of W ells Fargo Peter G unn Alcoa Theater Steve Allen Show News Headline■ W eathmia1t Jack Paar Show Sip Off l l :00 The Ntwt 1 1:00 WetCber Wlndaw 1 1 : 10 Lato Sllow Ch•utl a -Motlllay 8:00 8:30 9:SO 1:211 1: ,2:00 13:Sfl so Indianapolis 500 Sohn Hopkins File COIi�� New, Conference National Edu. Association Mystery HaUn� Open Heittfn g Campaign Roundup Nervous Ten sion National Education APOO. Matcy'• Fllo,nlea • .Ev�· Mam'9bow Cortoon Sptclaeulu Romoer Room. �o\fle Yo..- MM I •Married 'Joan · 8e.stlea OU.n Love That Bo\. Ila,_ i:: t:�! ,..., saow l)aJ 1n COQft The Gale St-orm. Beat � Cloet Who ' Do Ytu frml '61'Hlrlcan' �Captain GaUlb'lt San l'taliettbo ....C YOQI ENG .._ Weather Tiifet 1tSl,n Doi> i..,.. 7:00 ' ll1'0len Arrow. 2:00 2:30 �-00 1:30 t:00 8:30 S.:IO l:Mt 8:40 e:� 1:8t Cboyame 8:30 Bourbcin S1fHt Beat 1:30 AdYr"'llurea�ln PandlH . :> :30 Ted Kull Amateur Bou 11:00 Tb• NeWS T,mlebt l. l :10 Scanning � We■tber 11:15 Sport Reporl · we· Jollliny slllobfll" -- -..:._ A�"'!!'• Sl� - _ _ Robin _ijood TrackdOWn )� .1ve rlck Lawma n The Pebel . A!•III<""" · · -W HT N�TV .Channel 13 Channel 1 � - Saturday 4:00 SPorl• Spec ial CQin•!lY , Tim.• •=�5 .-.merwm_. Al�um 5:00 I>a n q,.,atty 6:00 .ldo�ie'lS�tacutar '1:80 . l>timi'". ::-f�on .. s:3()· · Wm,.�ad or Alive 9,00 Mr. L•oky 9iSO Hi1e� Gun. · Wm 'r;t'Hel \0-:00 Gunsmote 10:30 ?lot For·Hlre 1 1 :00 I4ewa 1 1 : 10 · Theater 13 12:SO Sign Off e.so ReV. · Matthews Arileric■n at -Work ChrJsMan Sclen.� TBA · camera S E:ii! Picture RFD, USA Rd Elwood Gibb,, - B'ueball . Sportsc-ope , SPorls SP+clll Comedy 'l;tb\e .I �•flo�.-ll9fl ,� . Wllla\'11 '!l'll'ooot· · D�tt\. · · 'l<lf\0 • .' Bo wl . . 9:00 J;3()· 9:45 10:00 10:30 1 1 :00 I1 :30 12:0\l 12'.l� 3:00 :t;I� 3(45 4tOQ' ' �·m•s ' . ljtj�t� , · '. - 'oioo': . · '.Cbi1llll• Cli@l): 7 61{ 'tlijt��t::-� :�, :a, Legal Notice p - ·�,so II 5:45 6:00 1;00 9:00 9:30 l0:00 10:30 1 1 :0V 1 1 ; :tO 12-:00 t.2 ·30 1 :DO 1 : 10 2:30 3:00 �:30 f:00 4:30 �:00 5:30 6:00 6:15 t1:�6 6: 30 8:46 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 9:SO 10:00 Jl:00 1 1 : 10 l l : L5 1 :00 10:00 10:30 • CURLt KAYO£- �°:..,w..u,o,, 8:80 8:15 N- • 8:IO 7:80 - un 1 9:IIO 1 10:1111 :M 1r·• 1 1 '°8 13:111 l :IO l:SS 11,30 : ,,. J 115 3:3$ ,..,. ''"'N �- News •-- .--•, 111' Top ,:::...., I "• .,. The _, lf.I �- Tin, _, _ v•�- --�- �"-w 11:lit 11:41 t:• t:lb 1,QQ 2:30 Ht 3:1111 W- "�� . - r,----"-"' :.e::e-' ()blo - ·-·"' 7:ta 7� •=� 0- Stu NI - - on tl,e NIP. . . . ?'fews.,. Reported ...,._ arldttN LOWEEZV ··· IS HE AlllN' ? s.:;:.. ::t'· d:r:: Vivlln Holl- WI -�•n MY for Wbeelinl to \/is.i( ILM- da ullllff, Mn. Doupu Moma. Miss Darlene Tallrwe -nt the weetend at bcfBe vitlitlnt her sister, Mrs. Carl llorrfs and" flm• ily. COMPU:TE -- , I � UIID CAil 1959 GOLIATH Empre.. Spon ! Door New ur never &Old or tltled. • c,l. - 63 H.P. !'Nini '"1!eel , drive, 'Wtlltewall tires, beater ud many other utru. Much IN, lllban de■ltr �Oil, ', $1 195 ----- -- -- -- MOTORB!g E 1908 MO. PED. Good condltlon $100.00, Joe Leach Chullire, R. 2, Ohio. Phon� EM7-76 l8. 6-l l-3tp I I · I Start The I A'f 11- 1 5 AJA. OH WJ E H I Oak Hill News ltem11 jf Interest NANCY � ly Mrt. Hatti• Fred•rlck Mr. and Mrs. Wald Spencer a nd family, M rs. Esther Wright and daughters of Five Poi nta left Thursday for Fou ntai n, Colorado, to visit Mn. Lawre nce De Groot and famlly. Mra. Wrie:ht a nd da u­ ghters will vi.ail relatives i n Amill" ilia; Texas, also. M r. and Mrs. Lawrt nce Sinfet and <la u ghter of Toledo, 1 pent the weeke nd wl:tb Henry S pen cer and family an d visited Mr. a nd M rs. curt Frederick. Mr, a nd Mrs. Howard Biggs and Ste u benville Homer Blgga or apent -a weekend recen tly .vlth M r. and Mn; Milo Biggs. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Pool er ar Ma nsfield were recent we e kend a:uest.s of her paNnt.a, Mr. and Mn. Pa u l Kelly. Mrs. Maggie Roeenlttlnz sp ent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. MQford Frodoricl<. Word bu been received 111noll'n­ clnt the . bi rth of ■ d■ugliter to Mr. ,an d Mn. Bud CofemiD .it Fot­ tori1. They hav, three IIOIIL M rs. Colema n is thi former June Babcock. �r. .;t>.d M rs. c. A. Babcock are grandparellp. Mr. and Mrs. Milford l'Nderict MY NEW l!!A"T"HING SUIT" IS AWFULLY CUTE: I and oon called Q!1 llr. end Mrt Cu rl Frederirk SUnd11. ���������l'.._'.::'.'.:�� ��t:!��-���-��� LUF By SAM "(9;;,>.A�j;;;sueeli;;� Buy You ..:. - JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR AT KARR & YAN ZANDT Pemero,, Oblo PRO .,...•••.•. •. . ................ ... -"-J" ..... ._. .. ,.... •. 4Q Llncoln It. Phone WY24HI MIMI_,. 1 2 1 1 Real Estate --- FOR SALE: FIVE ROOM HOUS• with bl.th, nice location. Melvin Hood, 1 1 1 Locust Sl, Pomerw. ll-28-30lp FOR SALE 2211 ACIIES,, 8 rwta b ou ae, bun, outbuild\Jll JG,OOII ft. Umber, Letart Tqwnahip . OD Ohio River, Good ln•o,�•U• '4.000,lJO, lloe -Hlltoa , Wolle, · ' •J . N!f . -... (I, ' • ' Legal Notice o, APPOINTMENT lhctcutor l&tatt of OKar f, lauer, dec:HMCI CaM No. 11,372 Notice is hereby given tlrnt Eth• d G. Bauer whose rust O[fkc add­ rtas Is Pamoroy, Ohio, has bee n d u ly appointed as Exet'ulrix of the Eslate of Osc11r F. Buuer l.ite of Cheate r Tow n■hlp, Meigs County, Ohio, deceased. • Dated this 2nd day of June 1960 F. H. O'BHIEN Judae of the Probate Co urt, lleip Co u nty, Ohio (8) f, 1 1 , 18, :ilC NOTICI ---- ----- Be p.rep,rc,,d to pron •ge and Social 1ecurlty earnina:1 for the put - YH!I when applyinl for IOdal ....,iu, bwllll, ' ' ° Ht S DOWN ON DRIIIBLE CREEi\ TRYIN' OUT HlS CABIN CRUISER, ::ELVINcV ,rn,'-,, :: R I dS I EVents 111\eported 4 ( 20b l l nsuronce I.ANDS. NO !! U'L ABNER """"1DEA >PN SENl#·TO>. PHOGeCX.NO'LL Flt,JD 0JT � T1-l' SNCHJ+IAAS 1s u .s.anZ8'15,0R u.s. WILD LIFE�? ?. _,....,-,-' 8lb1, Scliool l>epn here Monday- and cilildnn ot all tbre-e eh u rcl'les are attendin,, Mrs. Da n a tloffma n apent several days at C ol u mbus with her da u ghter, Mrs. Ken neth Davidson and hmlly. . OCIQ • Ut On M r . and Ml"S. Gerald Violet were I Su n d ■)' gu ests of he r niece, M rs. D Marahall Miller sn d fam;ly, Beverly. Mrs. Pearl L■n n lng is quite Ill Miu Sally Torrence and broth- at the home of her da u ghter Mr. er Jimmy went to Col u mbus to and Mrs. Merill Cotterlll, LallCH· visit their brother Pa u l and fam- ter, ily, Mr. an d Mrs. Wilber Parker and family, Chest er, we re gueata tJf Mr. and Mrs. Garth Sovel and Mr. and Mrs. Hom er Parker and da ughter have moved from the family Friday afternoon. Gu y Singer property to the Alice Mrs. Ror.e Palt erson and cbildrtn Ritchie property. vlaited Mn. Judy Snowden a nd Halsey Marium of New Yort family Sunday. and Mrs. Virgi n ia Parr of ParkConnie and Pennee Willi1tns of ersburg were wee kend g uests Rev. a n d Mrs, W. W. Bragg, spent Monday nl&:bt at the 11411A-e . Mrs. Frances N eal of Jackson - of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dyke and v�le, Fl•., rwas ho nored with a Ju dy WU11ama. din ner at the home of Mr. a n d The Norlbwestem Band .Booit­ Mrs, Harry Ke ller of Lo�ust Grov e ers made a pproximately S68 froiq. Sunday. Other g uesbl we-re Harr)' their bake sale and r umm.,e ■al9 Kelle r �d son, M:r. and Mrs. Ger- held the pas.t weekead at the Le• td Keller o� corumbu s, Mr. a nd gion Hall a�ordilll to the pnsl• mrs. Carl Rllch!e and da ught er, de nt Iris Williams. Joeepll i11e Parke rsburg, M 1a1e1 Mr. and nlrs. Dana Hoffman Jr. and Norms Ritchie ol Kene, Mr. -and Mrs. Buck Gray, BarUett, o., Ind Steve .and Chal'les, Jan Web­ I ster, Blaine Turne!', Steve and and M r1. il4yrtle F rost, local. Mr. an d M rs. Willard µ,ersbach Larry Snowden were skatinl «t and _family, Cheste r, were calling the Skate . a-Way Friday eveni ng. on her •unt, Mn. Wayne Brickles Mr. a n d " M rs. CaroU Snowdiin and family Th u r5da.y. Garry were visi tors in Galli• and Mr. and Mr,. Dewey Shively . Friday. polis and son Rickey of Calumbus, Mrs. Merle Davis of Park.er Run 1 J•f/"5'14 a h•ort otlad �cndat: -'\'e�iog and was rw;hed. to the' ' hospital. Mr. and Mrs. David Tillis and family w ere wee kend guest,: of h er parents, Mr. and Mr.s. Victor Braley. lAOI MORNING • AILIN' 1' �=�P d ,.,Musical · I /\11\fT SEEN ¥ORE MAN SNUFP; "TH" LIIIEI.ON6 DAY, 9 1 :t.:••�-;: •.::· On The t. L. ' �o Ibo People 0:00 Sundown floftMdo 5:SO Off tho Air �:: ......, Sip Oil SuMo, Cllopel TIIPPfl'S Plains By FRED LASSWELL BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SM I TH Mdl. Soclil MliHly ol) lh .,,ill .. ,. ... - t(w-� .._,... l.,_ __,, •salri; Dl•ur Sulldl:r .... .., -- ·- � .... � Gel) Cb QUEEN!!-·. -�cl)�� t:00 ,...--, 4:IIO � �day Sbowcot: s,- �• • Weatller e:eo s- -8:30 =- . M,IIO · 1L_ •• 1 U:$0 Ttie A.nilly Rour1.HO NCIOl\ ""9 1i,1& �- UP- �= �,... S:IO S:45 AND T�EN ,I HER I €,(lT TO tlt Pl1!'SrOENJ: IT IJ)O()(.D 6E 00.V DIE S�OR'f STEP TO · " l:CIO .... 11£at1.a-, (ieO-nd II ctr,) 8:IIO C..Otn' R,o,• � a,a Tbe SW.S., Sllow ..,••, Clock'' 9 100) GelleM lretde - �t•r 9:.$0 �.lfl'ed HJl.c"ii�� phI I II� ,, ,,. ._ STEVE ALLEN ,: �: _ _!-' - .,. PEANUff WMl'O Daily Pro�am Schedule Doy Right With Channel 1 3 - Sunday Legal Not<Jce LEGAL NOTICE Offers arc bol n i: r eceived at the office or Webster &. Ji' ult.t, l'om­ c roy Ntitlonal Hank Builclrn;:, l'um• croy, Ohio, Phon e No. 2-21t1U, for lhie pro perty of Ellc1 White, de• ceased, sit uated In th!! Vtllage o[ Syracuse , Ohio, a nd consii;t ing of 11. two story frame dwellinis house, four rooms downstslr� and three . rooms and bath upstairs, garage, alt uat ed on fo ur adjoining lots. · FRIEDA FAEHNLE; Admin­ istrlltrix of the t�sta t c of El­ la White, deceased. W EBSTEH & FULTZ, AUar neya for Admlni�trutrix i, 6, 8, 1 0 , l l , 6tc (6) 12:00 l2:30 J :00 l :30 2:00 . UJO 3:30 4:00 4:30 1, , 5:00 Legal Notice °J Studio Wrestling Record Ho p Dick Clark Show· Brave Stallion Leave It To Beaver L:iwrence Welk S!Jow Jubilee, U . S. A. U p-To•The-Mlnute News Sports Repo rt Lale Show Channel 8 - Sunday PIANOS .... i' \,,,U.#!,rfU USED LAWN MOWERS, 1 TV 1et l Wmatingho u1e W11he r. Grlll and Stand, 2 utel Electric Sweep 'f8 li'ORD 1''EltG USON tnctor er,, 2 Iro n■, odd■ a.nd end•, and plows. New back lire11. Sim• dl&he., pot■ and PRRli also •II· pliclly GMrd e n tractor , reel mow­ verware. Er nest L. Lewl1 ifi8 N , : er and c u lti va�on ln acod con• Third SI., MlddloPorl, Ohio. dlllon . Call Vikl na:s.2273. HAMMER"S REFUSE• DISPOSAL. fbone WY2•2:m8. S-9-6tc 8-l!Mlt p W eekly pJck up. As low 11 $1.00 10 WEEK OLD PIGS '8 each. l lil a month. Call R. A A. Service milea weal of Route 33 near GAS, FUEL OIL a nd co,,l flD'• Station, WY2•236tl or see Mar­ 1Ulce:11, Call Jor lrce e stlmate11, Burll n1ham. Robert. L Jone■, lon (Ha1qmor) Ha"t.. 0-1 -30tp 1''oreman • Abbott, Middleport. Shade. Ohio. 6-9-3tp 6-10-llc AUCTION Ill 12 COWS, HOLSTEIN, Guernseya, hnlco a nd Jeney,. E. ft. Hollon , MJn­ PIGS, MEAT TYPE, sleek, iblny, arfffonl Crltt curly tilled, past ure rMi!icd. enYllle Rt. No, J. Wlt-218', lllrite� ,.._ er ClfttHi Geora• W. Wells, Leading 8-9-31c A. C, aaADl'OID, laciM, Oh" Creek lload, Middleport, tl-10-3tc LEGAL NOTICE GUY■ T TUCTOI IALII AND . LAWN MOW.ER ahupe n ina: and ALMOST e frli;e rator r hCA NEW be received at the of• will Bids hnlcc, 112 .. .... .......,. motor repalr, machine hand with deep free1e compartme nt. &. Fultz until Wt!bstcr e or fic flMM WY2 2t75. lalttman: saw fill nj and home malnten • t:au W 'r' �·MtU 1Ue r 5 p. m. ltMHllle,, Haret.i Sclrnhart, ance ser-vlcc, Er ne1l L. Lewis, Tuesday, June 14, l !lUO, al 10 6-10.3h.:: ' Ohio. P"- Ceo<,'.lle 16fl, 48 N. Thlrd St., Middleport o clock A. Al. fur th e purchase of e Sherman Stephens real estate th 1-18-Uc Ohio. Phone WY2-�. 6-9-61� ANTIQUE lt'UllNl'l'UHE book ;;; situated ell 222 Sycamorl! Street i n $10.00; ehesl ut drawe n $5.00; the Vilh111;:e of :l'fiddlcport, Ohir). uphol1tered chair t,1,00; dress­ Tho real estate i! a pp raised for er $.1.00; hall tabla $4.00, Mr11. $1900,00 and cannot be sold for . INSURANCE John Sto ul, HurJso n vllle, o. less than tho a ppraised valu�. For tcctio n , Life, A u te, Fire, Pollo. 6-ll·3tc . - - -----Call Don M Iila, MiddlePort. f u rth er i nformllllon, phone WY 2· 2UICIMAYTAG Wa&her and tu bs, livlni ')ti,j '\. (8) 7, 9, 1 1 , 13, 4tc room suite. M rs, Joh n Sto u t, HarriliOn vUle, o. 6-1 1·3tc - - _ _IIS__ l VE _ T _S_ ON D_ � c..,,- 5:30 1:00 7:3'.l 8:00 8:30 9:00 10:00 1 1 :00 U:10 1 1 : 15 �he . Channel 3-Mondo) l 8 WCHS..TV ChunneTonight Channel 8 - Saturday Bash an News S . Sig n On This is the L i :e '1'V C'hapel tnduslry on Parade Garden Club of the Ai r Frontiers of Faith Sunday Movietim e Monu. Challenge Crotched Moun tai n Favo rite Stl'lry World Champion ship Golf Meet the Press Su n day Newi; Picture Overland Trlill Music on Ice Chevy Show Loretta You n g s:1<''V People A re Fu n ny -- ------- I I Call Dlc1 Ste1t1H Middleport WY-2-2649 Pomeror WY-2-3195 KAUTZ fllJD ITORI At Cfli1t1r Yukon S-2 14S HAMILL llltYICI STATION leforo t,OO A.M. Albony NII iwery Day llenld 11:15 1 1 :30 J 2 :00 12:30 1 2 :45 1 :00 1 :30 3:45 4:00 4 :30 lf:00 6:00 6:30 7:00 8:00 9'.00 J0:00 10:30 b I W.ilch Mr. W izard Sl'il'n« Fi('tio n Theater Detect t \•e· !I Dairy Watcl'front Home Hun Derby Ne,vs Picture Spo'l'I S llou nd u p Weather1·ast Sat u rd<1y .Night Jambore e Bonanza The �fa n and the Challenge The Deput World Wide 60 Man . 'rom lmerpol Ne •.-� Headlines w �athercast Shockwatch Sign Off , 1 1 :20 News Headline& 1 1 : lO Weatherce.1t 1 1 : 1:5 Nit�watch 1 l :00 Sign Off Channel 3 - Sunday .' Areh'Je Moore I R 24-a Far Sale ot Trade Before 9:30 A.M. 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6 .30 1 :-45 6:55 7:00 7 :30 8:30 9:0::> 6:30 10:30 1 1 : 00 1 1 :10 1 1 : 15 'l:00 r HA 'i fOH SALE. Phun� Y U 5 :J 140. · IHU·tll p coAL Fun SALK t. H�AT sAV1.Nlis II bOUi:hl bclurc !St Alll::­ Ulll. Now 1s UJ.C tune to gel yuur wi n ter coal. Before the Fall rush. 1111.ve all grades or coal. Will de­ llvcr a.uywherc, Sell or call llob Jcflera. ifirn c located State Houl e l:H. 1/t mile from fair ,ro u nds. ti 7 '.J lp • Channel 3 - Saturday I Leta rt Fal Is S ty Report -•·n TELEVISio• n SMALL N RADIO A W O A. C. CULTI VA'rons, BLACK· ap p liance repalr. Phone Otis wk cor n pJ11nter, Good con • McClintock, Racine, O'tlo. 2·1-tfc �uo11, Joe t" ie lds n e ar Kllro)'s i�d 'M:ENl'S _dl.tl'uirnll� on U.o u te 7_ 6tc Al'AJ�'6 6'r unl rn U<hed -,---- -u a te ■ M . l l Will ' 1 r , o o, I ui : lt: ::': 11 i� ,K POR�: call Ridge t Eaglc h f d of rom remises c Wolf move within William p STAR ' · '"'J'fll 1 1:.! ltATS KU..LE v croy, I ½ miles off Houl e 33. shad es, cloth po rch valance, " ed on Clint Orr and famil)' Satur• th irty days artc r It Is vacaterl, Wal" l.irrn. l Y.i l bs,, $1 .49; 4 lbs. $0 , 000. 00. awninjs, vc ne lia n blinds, win- 1 n dotte 2-2 1 86 a Y day W Telephone: · _ . 2.5 e, MIDDLEPORT RURA 6 room re, u · nd n L u teed. e: 1mi Free e stimates. 11 dow shad es. f u Sul p Mrs. Marcia Keller, Ken o, spent ( 6)-10, 1 1 , 13, 1 4, 17, 18, 6tc 1!:00ubiu:h Herdw■re . frame, hath , g;irage, d1 i l' ke n Dwle Wlp pe l, 2 HI U n ion Ave., house, fnut cellar, larl-!c Jo\ out - t4) 'J.7, 28, 29; (5) 4, 5, -6, Pomeroy. ___ � 21 90 tcJ l , l.t, la, HI, 11:1, 20, 2.1, of high walrr 1 0(1 yunI s 0 fl -- . ' ltnute 7. $7000 ,00. 26 , 27; ttlJ I , 2, :t , 8, 9, 10, IUnJi:NOUll SUPI'LY. Ra dl,--,,-,d TV S_«_,_icc-. YU5·212�- 6-l l -JOtp ALBERT M. COX, S•lum•n 1"W __ O _ l'0NIES. Oavid Va n Me ter Box 229 Phon• WY2-J8JO or Wct:il Cotum bh1.. 6-10-6tc' PAINTING IN'l'ERIOH AND exter"""0 WY" 6- 1 1 -ltc """""_ · ior. (;u aranteed work by hour ___ ' L"•' 2 Kil& h.ca.Wrli. Hoss GAS RAN''·" "ox or contra1•t. Oris llu bbard, " , u• Junes, ,..9 , 9 M u lbcrry Ave., 6·1 1-3tp 7 1 , Syracuse, Ohio. Pomeroy, Otuu. 6- J O.:ttp lj•�� · -""·- TELEVISION GUIDE 'NSAZ.TV Channe l 3 Out Joppa Way Harrisonville Social Events Announcing Birth Daily Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , June 1 1 , 1960-7 IU1 1"1, Et>01 <>IE O'"IO' NO;,/ Hl'6A flAI.LOT. -.i NAME ,S ON lDP.'.'­ M0.1-l �pTu'f- �S NAME IS Ot.J TH' BOTTOM !! MARK ONE!! ' ' ,. �·Five Candklates Recei¥e Degrees At Rock Springs Five ctnd.id.1te1 were given lbe third and fourth degrees when Rock Springs Grange met Tbun.­ day eveaing. A�os Leonard, worlhy mas�er, preuded _and opened the met!tlJlg ------------- - 1 8--Dai ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . , J une 1 1 , 1960 I ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Mainly About People In ff'o meroy Meigs DAR Chapter Holds Lunch Friday At Gallipolis With Mrs. Karr As Speaker I Mrs. Irving Karr, Jr., Southeast District Director of the D. A. R., was the guest speaker at the luncheon meeting of th� Ret urn Jonatba � M eigs Chapter, D.�R, . wh �ch, was field . Fnd � y afternoon at fyo1 s Restaurant in Gall1pohs. rhe group By LUCILLI HAWKINS Mrs Tbon1 �11 Young hu return• hom e after a vjalt in Dearborn1 ed met lfi the private dining room overlooking the Ohio River. f Mich , with her brother and 118 Mrs. Karr spoke on "Our Heritage'' in which she dJscussed ter-in•law . Mr and Mn Milton Doily VacatJon Bible School Opens Monday Teachers and workers with the '.diddleport Comm u nity Daily Va• cation Bible School met Friday niihl at the local school to d1.Btr1bute the s u pplie1 and materials lo the class rooms. Bible School will begin at 9 a. m. Monday and be preceded by a starr meeting al 8:45 1 a m in the r;entral School. 1 Plans for the craft work this yet1r include copper plaq11e .!i for , the Jr.-Hi, mosaic pict ures for the : In termediates and lhe primary group will work on a signal tower There will be milk JH'OVidcd for the nursery and be�inners claSl:il'S each day. The school i, o�n to rhildrcn lrom four years up to and inclu r l• ing the 8th grade. Some adult · workers are still needed dnd anvone willing to assist v 1 • h thr: school are invited to attend thL· staff meeting Monda-y morning fur class assignment. . Mrs. Ray Pickens is dean of the school and Rev. Raymond Kon• krighl, pastor or the Heath Metfi,, . dist Ch u rch, is assistant dean. J 1 Davis and daughter. in ritualistic form. Mrs. Amos llag " n vin1 f ' DAR members as I . . to ' Leo na rd . announced that the &late not only knowing how to display rem1n1sl·tng of happenings , returnhas ise W Gaynelle Mu. here. llvmg hose I and nauonal c0ntests would be correctly the flag on Flag Day Mrs. Klein Wi!.8 proKnm chair- · ed home after a visit m Toledo . held .at lhe July 14th meeting. end other holiday& but lo stand Refreshments were served at up for our l'On.ti titution and the man for the day and presented with her son and daughter in.Jaw ) the cl ou of the meeting by Mrs. precepts wtn ch the patriol l! of the Mrs. Halph Windsor who gave Mr and Mrs Jerry Wise and fam- ' W . A. Morgan, Mrs. Helen Collins. Revolut i onary Wu fo u ght and ; several read111g� mcludmg "Bar• ily While there she attended the ban Fntchie" ;r nd the "Foreign• graduation of her grHnddaugh ter, 1 ned GOC!glein and Mr. and Mrs. gave their Jives for. crs" description of the Stat u e of J udy W ise. Homer Radford. .c;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:,;, I Mrs. l\arr who spent the wel'k Liberty. She .!llso gue historical , Mn . . q.erald Mclnto1,h ;11nd chi!- I _ in Columbus al a State DAR meet• I data on the .fo'imoua Fritchte r I 1 drtn vuuted Friday w�th her par. ing, Wh the installing oHirer for poem e�ts, Mr. and Mrs. George HoeAn info r mal discuuion and quiz \ officers at the Lancuter chapter fhch, N.ye Ave. . . meetin,;: Thursday evening. Sh� on tht Ji . a,g l'Ode wo1s conducted POMEROY, ORIO R�ll lll Be u hs who 1s ..-c1nfi�e d also � ave a !la ,;: day address there by M r s J E H a rley with M u . 1 to � H home by 11Jnes11 1s Jm• and � s scheduled to speak al Nel• I Kmgh1 aud Mrs Karr, flag chair . . TONIGHT pro mg. . sonvllle Monday when the Eliza- j man participating. Geor�e and Wagner Georac "THE MUGGER" beth Zane De w (.11apter meets· After lue a1seuss1on of flag Wri ·!:hl have returned · home after Kent Smith - Nan Martin Th c ta bl es for. the . luncheon obser , anrc, cus• t oms, correcI an d . a molorcyclc lri p to the Srnok, - a,lio , • ere <1 ecorate d 1r1 keeping with rnc orr<'t'L usa ,..e the program was · M ouutains. "l BURY TiiE LIVING" �he P�lriolic thcme and in keep- clo se d wilh ihc vocal number 8 nd Mn. A. J . Shea of Rev 1 · ( Horror) ., mg with the theme "0( honoring . . Yo_u .r�, a. Cirand , Old Fla,i: by Mrs near Cincinn11ti visited this week hath the State and Nationa l Flag . Klem . SUN.. MON. 1nd TU ES. with Mn. Mu.ine Arnold and ◄"#. ! . of the state naJ: small replica Prec'-'dm c: Lhe luncheon M n. ghter S u unna . . t "A DOG OF f1..ANDERS" 1' th a brief h',atory placed I n Kni& h � and Mlss Grace Horton, � Mr and M;s Floyd Rum!ield ' (Technicolor) 8 • nd "d' marked 1 ch;i pl ai 11 , <'O nduded th:e ritual. . eac h p lace. of R�Uand visited Friday with 1 David t..add - Patrasclle The M rs. A . R . K mgh t. R egent, re a d · . Mr . and Mrs. Charles Buck. . ~ c s u r1ng or t · b t h th mee D lmness Wonder Oo.g - · ·Old Yeller To 1 the. hi story o f the state flag aflcr ing by llc�enl Mra. Knight a re1 You" · which . Mrs O P Kl e m sang I port on the recent marking 'of the I P,guese (Belly \ Mrs. James · · · 8 uh "'•'.''"' own grave of R evolutionary War sol- , Qualls) and family have re lµrn. .' ( u l Ohlo" with her Mrs. Jack Robson assisted by ---dler, Lieu!. Jamea Smith at the : ed to their home In Detroit, J(ich . 1 Mrs. Mary . B. Hein es. entertained MILLER CAROLYN MARY ·: . MlddJ�port Gravel Hill Cemetery after a vi.sit with her parfnts, the Past Councilors of Theo�orus M r and Mrs. David C has e Miller are announcing the en- Council Daughte rs or Ameri ca was miide and Mr,. Knight and Mr. an d Mrs. �ohn Qualls. they Mrs . l ! ar ky, �em bers of the I were accompanied as rar � s Col- gage me nt and approachJng marriage of their daughter M a r Thursday evening at her home, \ 1 memorial com�1 .ttee, thanked a l l I umbu s b y Mrs. R�t.h Bur�mgton. Carolyn , to M r · L a rr T� Lee V1 ey , . son O f M r and Mrs'. Law� Rock Springs Road. who had p1lrt1c1pattd. Mrs. Dey son, Aaron who vu1ted with her ren� Ray Wiley of Middleport, Ohio The meeting i n charge of Mrs. . llysell rec:1slNed the more than sister, Mrs. John Jones and MW Cohen, opened with d.e · Charle! Miss . Mtlle,r IS ,a· graduate of Middleport Hjgh School and JO memhera and guests who at· Evaline James, votions by Mrs. Richard Campbe ll. the Qh10 University where she became a member of Pi Beta -------lenrlcrl the l u ncheon. Plans were made for a potluc k Sorority . Mr. Wiley is a Jraduate of M idd leport High p Phi / . Col in Miss teacher Kni�ht. �ue G u uts were Mrs. Mildred Rlce lcnlc supper at Bailey ', La ke of �loomington, Indiana, Miss u�b11, 1s spending_ the 11ummer School. and attended Ohio Umversity . He is employed by at 6:30 p. m. on July 14. Lydia Ebeu b11ch, . Pomeroy and with he� parents . ,dr . and Mn. Kaise r Aluminum,. Ravenswood, West Virginia . Games were played during lhe charter Earl Knight. Mrs. D .B. Hartinger, The wedding will take place on the sixth of August in the social hour and prize11 awarded to --- -- - I Mrs. Ida Baehne� and M� s. Ja �k Helen . Mauc k Galbrea · · 1Y, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Albert Wood• th Memoria•I Chapel, Oh 10 ' U mverst ard and Mrs. Bentz Wolfe. 1 Bachner were bu.111ne11s v1s1 tora 1n Athens, Ohio. Gallipolis Friday. ,Re!reahmenlt were served by the hostesses' to the abo 11e nam• membec or the ColoneJc�. Mrs. M a x Meinhart Mrs. and ed ; Lewis Chapter. Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. Henrv Reibe l , Mn. Thomas ' cook, I Ma x Harnh, membe r or the Col Mrs. Fred Des11au er and Mrs. onel Charle11 Lewis Chapter end Grover Erb. M ra . Lawronc, Milhoan, Midd le• port. Roses was the theme for the Mrs. Jack Bachner w11s hostess Hostesses for the luncheon To Auetul Batul Clinic a werf! Mrs. Dayton P.anmns a nd t � t �e tortnite C lu b al her h o m e meeting recently. of the Che ter Mary Carolyn SWall50ll, Forrest I Mrs. Harnld Sargent. The chapter ih Middleport Thursday cvenin� Garden Club at the home of Mrs. Bachtel, Jr. , and Sandra Brew.ing­ . , will recess ror the summer and when,, the birthdayt of Mrs. Gerald Robert Wood, assisted by Mrs. lon wi-11 ,spend the ,nHt two wt>eks I convene with their rail Southeast A nthony and Mrs. Robert Tewks. Carl Kautz and Mrs. Theodore in AthellB Wlhere t!hey wiill attend Mora. ed. I District meeti ng at Lake Hope in bary were observ the Band Clink. The clinic wi-11 Add to lhe knowledge you gain at school some September. A short b411inC"ss meeting WRS useful things learned by e,bserva!lon. Tho ra is o Chairm�n of decorating com• begir, Monday. C'onducted by the president, M ra. miltees for the recent graduation . '! 1hey arc alt members of the groat deal oboul banking th □ I should in lorest you Mills. The next meeting cxercisf!.S and alumnl banq uet Senior band at Middleperl High Ro!)ert -now tmd lotar, We'll bo r,ilad lo answer your held at the home of Mrs. thanked the club for their help. 1 and are 11ponsored by the local bl!! will questions. Richard Owen. Members told "My f11 vorite Band Boo!itert club. . 1 Then, In the fulure, when you have greoler Rose" In answer lo roll call. Mr&. 'At the close of the meeting re• Clarence Neutzling presented a responsib ilities, you will know !he varioJs ways f�ments were served to the fol. paper "Water and M u lch-Secrets Leave For Canada a bank can help you. Mrs. William Bradford of Mid•· loWing: MiH Ann Howell, Mrs. of a Summer Garden". Mrs. Pe111'! Null, Mra. George Dallas, Mora gave e talk on "How to uipe dleport and Mr. and ;,tn. H111-otd ellry H W• Pay 3% lnlerest On Your Saving-. M·ril. Owen, Mn. M Ill!!, Mr,. TeWks. Ro8e�" and Mrs. Lawrence MU­ Lohlie le(t today lor a Q'tA into the h�!'r and two guests, Mrs. Harold hoan demonstrated using roses.1 , northeastern states alld" t!inllcii.. T11t.. Sen11tion From here they planned to go Moqre of Culumbu.!I 11nd Mrs. Glen Lake City, Michigan, to spend to In • Sondwich" Three contests were conducted 0/j�e: __________ concerning Clowers ,m cl prizes Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Herman ..... ,_. ., _ "'"-'• were won by Mrs. Howard Kni,iht Lohse .et their 1um mer home and Bible School O I"'"" from there will be acompanied by Bible school at the Forest R u n Mrs. David Kohlentz, Mrs. Don­ Lchse children who have b,•en the aiid Kautz Carl Mrs. Mora, .-ild Methodist Ohuruh will opcn Mon, vislting with their grandparents -,,W. asc. U. I, J11. OI, Kautz, Dale Mr�. y l dai claue5 wll'h day at 9 o'dock Member Feder■] Re1ene System · for the past week. 9 WI 1 1 11.m. Mr.s. Edmond Grues­ Flower judges were M ra. WIilis er, dirC('tor o f the s<:hool, asks Frost, Mrs. Dale Kuutz and Mrs. llembcr Fede ral Deposit lnsurante Corporatloa th.at p.aren� registe-r Uheir ehil­ Wyatt Chadwell and awards given dren with her by Sunday eve1tlng lo Mn. Dale Kaut%, Mrs. Pearl POMEROY, OHIO by rallhl''! her horfi�. Kohle ntz and Mrs. Buel Ridenour. · ··- ·· - -- - · ·-The June reminder Was Ferti l ize your roses soon arter prun­ ing and up until mid Aug:ust. I I MEJ(i$ THEATRE l I I ------ I I I Past Cc unc,il,ors Hold Session At Robson Home f •--==---========""---'" I I I _ -=________b_____ _ - lu b__ __Go rden Clu For_tn-,it-,e-c fntertained At Studies Roses !iichner H,ome At R,ecent Session r I --- -------- The FARMERS BANK and Savin gs Company Pomeroy, Ohio ···- ----- SANDRAN. FLOOR COVERING C I RC • __ "Th• 6rutest ................. ..... .,..,., !old Cout-tt-Coad Crow's Steak House FREE TICK ETS I N TH E RUTLAN D FU RNIT U RF. STOR E zee �amv TUESDAY, J UN E 14™ • 12 to 8 PM .. fEA TUR IN Next To Rutland Furniture Store, Rutland, Ohio -�-:,..1 \ ---- ---- COIIUT£ PROTECTION � ' 'l\\S 1UKG\.� -· · A t4 \ h'i l� \S ADM i jSiON F R EEi . ' TONIGHT lurk Douglas - Tony Curtis hnel Leigh, Erneal Borgnine "THE VlKJNGS" (In Calo, & SeoJ>e) - abo Cameron MitcheU "INSIDE THE MAFW' Al&o O,.rtoon NOW AT STATE THEATRE SUNDAY ond MONDAY "JACK THE RIPPER" and "THE filG NTGIIT'' PT. itl.EASANT 111 10111-loosened Ind floated IWIY-llltomatleally l It's ,,avny IOiled clallllnc llllly needs-­ - lild play clalhes Ind diapers! 1!11 lrubnlflt .. WIii loltettr WIil -- Wt Md M■u• -­ ltr -1 •'lll!IN d l - • - · . RUT�_N D F U R N ITU R E, . R�tlond� O hio Al1m Ladd - En.e&t Borgnine "THE BADLANDERS" l(ln Color & Soope) - .a190 Marshall Thompson and Marlt Landi ln "FIRST MAN INTO SPACE" A18o cartoon with epeol&l new • NIii ""' ..,__.. SPONSORED IN CONJUNCTION WITH SANDIIAN RUQ 00, BY Englaise Ne Compre Said 3 Frenchmen 1W}i1Q iiCl) jil AUTOMATIC WASHER •-llt .... .. ---... ' Parley F.rancaise? A C•rtoon lvwy Nlgt,11 FRIGIDAIRE llOII AT TIii$ LOW PRICE MAX WAR'D . 115 I, lfttl . � WY4-2-MO �. a.· I , , ,�f!e. ----•,l! _ .... $ 219.95 LESS 'l'RADE BAKE R FURN ITURE On The Brt,lltest c- 111 MIDDLEfi6t-t uhl \. uiii ml.ilh, WEATHER fflundlnho-.n ,_.y, c • o t • r extreme south. TNMly cl.uidy with eta.nee of ......,.. nhw.1• aovth portion, cooler IIOVth. H.,. hd.y 605 north, to. ..,,..,... Ohio: Oc:c ..lONI ......n alMf Devoted To Tlae ln�•t• -----__,;�� Of Tiu! lfle'-• '111 •.lffUoff Are• ...,th. -· Low ......., so. ""'"'· .o. �---------------------------, - - • ';;;;--;:7,"""-;:;;;:;:;9:-�--------------------;p�'."'.'""7.:-:7."'-:�':"""':::--:--:---::-:-: 4 . 1960 13, June Monday, otllo, omeroy-Middleport, S;J/GLE r;O?\' _ lit NO Mrs. John Terrell (Nan Fisher) md children of Oak Ridge, Tenn., is visiting with her parents, Mr. and '.11n, C. 0. Fisher 11nd son, Tommy. 0'1 1hursday Mrs. fisher ;ind Mn. Terre.II and the children visited in Pt. Pleasant with Mrs. Fisher·s sister, ltiss Norma Sulli­ van. Coming Friday for the week rnd with the Fishers were M�. and � rs. •.J arold Mo�re and eh1ld ru1 I and Miss Sa_lly Ftsh�r. Col u ml� us. Mrs . Eun.ice Ham11:on of Sara• sota, Fla. spent St'�e.ral days this we�k wllh 1,bs. Wilham Bradfo'.d 1" hile enroute to her home m :,i ichigan. Also visiting with Mrs. bra�ford on Thursday were Mr. a nd Mrs. C. E. Curtice of Bryan, Who formerly lived in the Brad• ford apartment. The Curtice5 had bf,'.) uiht their son to Athens where he is attending Boys State. From here they planned a trip into the Smokies. Mrs. A. H. Carpenter and granJdaughter, Ellen Dutton, ret u rned home Thursday with Mariemont where they have been visiting wi:h relatives. AUTOMATIC BOAK CYCLJil l Yau lflld the """'' Ind ht lllt dial , , , detp dirt tnd 1011 . F R E E i' Qrawlng hr �ran Rug By UnltH Preat lntenwtlOMI Th• m1tnoli• tr•ncllflort pro d11Ck a lu"r ltlo1&em than any otta.r trff 11atln to "'41 United Sta..., ih cn,my - whit. floww rMchlnt •n • .,.,..,. -,.n of el9ht lrichN. ., l ...i..11111 •-- . 1 ' 4'ii Visitors last Sunday with M1 . and Mrs. Jack Bachner and �o n were Mr. and Mrs. Cl yde Belcher o f Columbu5 , )fr. 1md Mrs. Opie Belch<'.r of Char l eston, Mr. .and Mrs. Kenneth Belcher and son. S teven, 111nd Mr. and Mrs. Richan! �erk i ns of Belle. Mrs. Gordon Harris rc1ur11 J to her hnme in Cohunbu� Thur�.,} after visiting with h�r parents, \1r and M rs C. M. Hennesy. Her fa.th· er, who has been ill, ii!! l:iOlllC t m • proved and is able to be out on the rmrch a lt1tle Mrs Harns was :, r­ �omp.inied l� Middleport by '.\1 r and Mrs. Robert Harris who had hf'en in Columbus to attend 1he hl2h sehonl graduation of the Gor• don Jbrris' son Nick Mrs Lena Shank. who al!so ·accomPanied them 1 0 Middlrport. ret u rned with Mrs. Harris 1 h u rsday. • • 1111 . ly FREDOII HOUDASHEL T Now You Know Baptist Church Class Enjoys Hayride Thursday A 1hayrld e to the Raymond Llcv­ h1 ,g 1home In West Columbia wae e njoyed by the Golden· Riule Ohm or the FiiNt Baptist Cbul\'ih of Middleport Thursday evenlna:. Af. ter their arrlval at the UevlnJ home they !held • wiener rout willb Mra. Owen Bratton, Mrs.. Ger­ ald Anthony end Mn1. OharJee Searles aa: ho,tease.,. Attendine t•he flff•lr were, Mr. and Mni. Tony Fow3er anij family, ,<Mr. Fowler wa, driver of the truck for the baYride), Mr. ind M r,. Ktilad Mindy and children, Mr. and Mrs. Bratton ,nd i!IORf, Mni. Robert Ha,a:erty •nd IODI, Mt■. Se.aria, Mr. and Mn. WiU11 AnLbony (Ml'$. Anthony te the t111• cbet ot tlhe chlu), Mn. Bert BodJ. mer ind daufhler, 'Ind die 1Je¥­ illt'J an:d tbelr eblJdren. Fun For The E.nti re Fa mily I Around And About Midd leport \ r, h l,. Oh i11 q d t t,. 1 . 1 h ,._ 1 H . h o N�w �aven Girl Recovering After Street Accident � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 11, 1960 mcmurray