https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/33f57cde10960e7adf449baf8d54be8a.pdf 2ec769812d5b70f980a3834af770b6d5 PDF Text Text ·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 �. f'HE DAILY SENTINEL . . ...... ... . . .... - � ¥ • · · · · · -� . 1 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, FEEDING ON BEAR'S MILK June Unnoticed But Not Lamented, Famous B 17 Is Gone From World's Skies It Once Ruled Over 1 3 , 1 9f>O I Cheste�· Morris Fin� Saddle I Too Hard 1\fter Easy Year� Co.-entating Editorially Afler Tax Collector Gets Through 0., B Y VERNQN SCOTT fore the ad\'ent of trlr l'isilln. HOLLYWOO UPl Chester lookt>d ;iround the studi o res\� 11 D News media occasionally carry stories con­ The fat! is t hat the U . S. Treasury is the Morris <'limbed onto a horse for ranl w i t h a faraway glint m t11� ce"!ing tbe lµghest paid people in American biggest beneficiary of large incomes. And the the first timiP in 1!5 years this eye. lia<·k i n the ear l }' :ms h!' week only to find lhal saddles starred for Mf'lro in su<· h l11L!,:!lt' • his of fraction a only keep to blP a is industry. Under the law, these figures must earner have become harder a nd he has as . .T h(' Rig House'' with W all�: be filed with the Securities and Exchange compensation In addition, of course, he must grown softer. Beery ;r nd •1 Redl1eaded W oman Commission, and thus become a publi<' rec­ pay taxes to stale and local government. thus Lowe r ing himself painfully int o \Wth Jean Harlow. Some 30 rPars later he ha� rr-• a chair in the M-G-M commissary ord. And th� gross earnings of the executives further redul'ing his take-home pay. Sa,larieS . turned t o play a villain in "l\;111' · the actor grimaced unhappily. have to be enormous to leave a net return concerned are certainly huge. "th.rfi:e d,jjys i n the saddle after hide" a vid e o horse opera. I all the� y(!ars is just too much" However, the news stories commonly pay large enough to interest executives desired. "In the old doys if you app1•ar· be said. c an. barely walk, But ed in westerns it mea nt yon wr-n· "I little or no attention to what is left of these I'll b� b ack home in New York slippi ng. 1 only made thrc t• ur The same thing is t rue of the earnings of big incomes after the federal tax collector business. Th profits tax on a corporation b f lo a fie\\' days ai;i.d si�lillg o n noth• 'em and they were film<'d wt,cn e in� �ut o\'erstuff�d c��s." I was on t he downgrade. gets through. any size is a whopping 52 per cent. And that's �11,11 \ll!l�l� �"J The trap-jawed vetera n 11'ill /j Sl,'1 4 U . S. News & World Report describes this just the begin ning. For the dividends paid to �.<>Jiria v.:ru> !Di4� 1- · ·"l3pston I ge t his rm of TV t his si.11nmrr aspect of the matter in a recent article . Ex­ stotkholders out or the r·emaining profits are B}.af.kla:i" feijtur� m,,ovi�s �ng be- when he stars in "Diagnosi s Un­ k n own" t he hot,month replut·eample: One man had total compensation of subject to the individual i ncorue tax, at rates ment for t he "'Garry M oore" proMn.'6.�,.. $670,350 before federal income taxes - and ranging from 20 to 9 1 per cent. \-.�,:' gram . $172,785 after. Another earned $600,100 be­ Play P 1ice Capt.in W . 0 C�UA,Cl'ORS Morris plays a captain of homiTop executives and substantial businesses fore federal taxes - and was left with $160,S cide i n the show whieh amn11111s 070. Still another had a before-tax take of handle a tot of moo�y. \lllt most of ii goes 91' na, � ·,� to a whodun i t wi t h a steth oscope ��' f.5 15 1 100 - and an after-t..ix take-home pay right through thei,r The heroes are docto r-cops. into the cof­ '1, � , �. Ji:oe.Y. Ht ''We come up with so me pre1ty of '144;685, fers or government, U ·' 1!'11.C i C0t,1�'f'I: stra nges wa ys to committ murdC'r" :Ss�l.e • P10ljlf�SaJ,s wi,U _ � re- Chester e,cplained. "The11 1 hc c�1Je(\ ai ,� ���e o& �� $�le c rimes are S-Olved in t hr police ��i,e1tf>� o O · t� Co- laboratories through scien ti [ic re• !ff!, � UJ;l�il, 1 0; '· ·"· M., searth. Some· time ago the House Ways and Means "We think CQS\ i,s 'l/1, \!1/11,Sl,dera­ � e, 0 · � ''We're making them all in Nl' W � Co�miltee · rejei,ted the Forand bill, which tion; we don't c;µ;� jw; ~ J��: 2'$t ,, •. Q'i� 59. con.,id­ · lm- Yo rk, a nd' I'm grateful for th�t. . . wOuJd provide government-paid medical ser• er the matter. �� �- � are 1 1 Hke M,nh,tt,n better lh,,. , ��S � �9\ % �&WJ,ive, Hollywood. People get t oo laiy v�ce� of various kinds to the beneficiaries of . being taxed as 'if.II,\; ��la! Se­ O ::'JI!.: 8.fii; q�Jied out here whe n lhe bJood thins the social security system. The ultimate cost curity taxes ai;• � '!,1/R/ the. 10 Q�� � . ":IM If� a,\\;a..rd- out. .I lived in these parts fo r ol this measure, according to reliable esti­ per cent brac�,,A- '(� \11,w,Iff/i , to 26 y ears, bu t I'm , a New Yorkrr [ �j � , , . ) � re . you don't mates would be some $7.5 billion a year. �pt consider the illdi,xiWlil,l l'l, � · - and oe n ow. A nd _ back t heae , to ro de a hor . • ,ve h we the mean lmlt(xi/1.W!,\ q,xer 65 The Committee's action, it should now be N:o years of age. AA..... ... emphasized, does not mean that th\, bill is e\io# of' . ' Yio�le N:o, 1!11. a nd , g te Route No. 56' in Ath ens·Cotm"We want to 1/,q.'f. dead, The strongest kind of pressures ..,viii be $ D d it,,le Rou tes Nos. :16 ••d 75 in 0 w 60 per uaed either to resurrec.:t it, or to press through pie are going to exist on only 50 Hocking Couoty, St,t. Route No. By Clari,. 411,n By Mn. Chari" Diehl cent of their annual earnings in the years a nother bill of a comparabJe nature. And that Mr , and Mrs. C. N. Jones have 143 in M e igs County, Slate Routes ¥,. . . 1 , .v Mrs. Eloise Flager t y and Mr�. Nos. nr Mo n i oe Coun8 and 145 ret urn ed home from Columbua gives immediate and urgent point to an edi­ ahead. 1l would be difficult enough in these A wealthy L isbo n , Portugal country a nd appoi nted him as a n where they attended Lli e annual j ty, Sta te Rou tes Nos. 37, 78 end Francis Brown called on lh l' i r high-cost times to exist on 100 per cent of mercha nt, with no stake in Am- orficial agen t or the U n ited . summer sessii;m of the Ohio State 377 Jn M organ Coun ty, u. s. Ro ute au nt, Mrs. Geo rgia Diehl. torial appearing in the Tu'isa Daily World. Rev. William St rawsb a ugh ra il• eric a e,ccepl a l ove · for the I i ?• . States--:witho ut 11a�a ry. He de plel• Gra n ge Deputiell at the So ulher n , No. 21 and State Routes N os. 78 income - if we could onlr collect it!" ed at t he home or Mr. and Mrs. The paper writes: "How, in the light of u er ty of mankl�d, eKpend�d h_1 s 1 e d hla rma ncea while carryin� out s.. . N , n i ble and o 147 County Hotel. . In sum, we are golng to have begin entire fortune givi ng fmanctal aid th111 role, Contreas apprec iated Route N o 50 and Sta te Routes Nos Lou Dieh l what already is in prospect in lhe way of so­ thinking in terms of what we At tendance at the Free Me thocan afford as a t o our Corch thers durl ng the Re- what he had done and r-ecognlzed _ Sgt. Alhert Petuson or Cha n ute 56 a nd 7 in Vinton Coun ty· u. 8· cial security protection, can the mass of the nation if we are to prevent financial Fi.eld, lll. , spent the weeke nd I ' that he mi1ht be _ ln danger, so Route No. 21 in Washin gto n Co u n: dis t Ch u rch June 5 was 107. disaster. vululion ar)' War . Mrs. Eloise Flagerty called u n American people take on another heaivy tax And that rngan., that wo are �olng He was Arnold Henry Dohr ma n he was granted a n an n ual Balary with M rs. Peterson a nd daughter ty by paintina: exlst ina: gua rd rail to hav e to a native of the Nether lands. T�1e 1 of $1600 alon e with the_ more J at the Johu Gln tber �ome. , _ as ' " Proposals Nos. 1 to 8 Mra. Bet ty Diehl. plan. per such aF$ the Forand bill contemplates where look to means of solving problems Rev. · Robert C_ard 18 .;i t tend u, g i nclusiv e o ( t hls projert M r . a nd Mrs. Ver n , Story of which do Fede r al Govern ment showed its than 23,000 acres of Ob10 land. to ,be co m another $7 . 5 billion annually must be deduct­ not involve piling more t he Ohio Meth!)d11t Conference a us were the weekend Columb r ngove Despite our !rum him h,elp nt ing gra by app eciation r � and more burdens on t petted· not l ater .than Novem er 1, akeside. _ , ,a t the hgmc of Mr. and gU'esls L . sec t ion of ment, Dohrman neve� recovered .la nd in t he eastern : •. ,1 , " � IOOO." . . ed from paychecks , . . . ta•xpayers. . Mu. Norma n Schaefl'r. . e rs Ohi o . It was called Dohrman'!i !inanc l ally. Eventuall y he mort g• · Mrs. William Jordan and son Bidde must apply on t h pro aged hia la_n d to satiBfy c reditors. spe nt several daJs with Mr. 1m d per • for.ll1fl, Tract 1-fr. and Mrs. Clarence Ackl l'y �ualifi catJo n · t he shap�ly actre11 said she has . o r Athe�s !!»en� S1mrlar at the - Records of t he tra nsac t ion t hat 1 When h� died i n 181 3 he ':"as p�v• t he 'ffighwa.y tredlt Exami n er, h wi t no pla ns to et.tr ip a Hl)J,lywood mor,e t han 23,000 acrell of erty stricken. �e l�(t _his wi!e at · columbus, Ohio, at least 10 home of Mr. an d Mrs. Normar1 mm while she i• in th.la country, deeded T,lie ,..,... .1.._;;;;;i;;;;;;;;. •-.;;,._;.;. Bucke ye sod to t he Dutch born and aeveral m i nor childre n . In dan before the date set to open Sch aefer. adding she won't make another , Mn. Fral'I" Cli n e, Middleport and Port ugal trade r are on tile in 1817 Cong ress provided $.100 a � bids � picture unless it meet s her stand• · • • ·. Mni •Iola Howell and child ren J Stale Auditor James A. Rhodes' year i n come for life to Rachel I • I\NI) , i· l ards. : T�e mmunum wage to, be paid to ,pen , t he dsy recen tly i n Green. office. Dohrman'& t ract consis t ed Dohrman. Ea c h of the children 1 . 1 all l"bor �mploy,;!� on this :contract field. S.y1 l:li9hMt Paid _ BY VIRNON SCOTT out of my paRt an d ra n t hem ln received $100 a year u n til t hey o ( one six mile square township. , 1 �hall be m accorda n c� wi t h the She Is most proud of her Las M r. an d .Mrs. Osca r Smi t h, PornUPI Hollywood CDrrnpondent Hrriril form. It cause d qui te -a Hair of It was located in Harrison became of age. � t\ I Ill Vegas appearanC'e, · Schedule of Prevailmg Hourly eroy spen t Sunday in Athens visi tmentioning Cou n ty and the remol ndf'r in TusHOLLYWOOD ------UPI-Blo nde commotion. 11everal • Wage Rates Ascertained and De· iQg relatives. times t hat she is the hlgb­ Diano Dor11, who disabused t he "Fly nn and I were paid t he ci.rawas Ce>un ty. •- Un lhd pr.ett ln.,.rn■tlon■ I 1 termined. �? t�e esl paJd English pe r rormer eve r ent qJ ,Jn a a nd M 9 J h re11 t of the world PB to the st um­ highes t tor our life stories. I eve n n g1 M u ,i day June 1a, 1he I duStrlat 'fIWattoM �, ctOrl� \fi speflf a iei�:a: is to 11ppear there, l}ohrma n , ll'."l'Ordil)e t#) ArfiOld : v:n�� g a�� t�! -s tuh!� l!Ma of En11Usti femaleir, says II.er, 4>"t An t hhny Eden's memoirs. � ay O f the year, w ,th "Ol St ate Highw� "I do n't know how ma ny , �. g. hlato rlana, 1pe nl la rge sum1 of hgtlft Im� • home of M r. a nd Mrs , Roy How autobiography wllf T-Cad Ute 1 r, ,, - · ' ell , , , 60 more l : j'J . must ,ul mit I've lea an e x­ lishmen have pJaf�d 'Ve11,4rlfut 19 in I pro��tJle s rua m nc t n e a c wit ;a • h . . . ••• , I h U " I 1•· n Mrs Eloise Roush and children �ey _..t ng t e .:. ..,. feminine ver9lun o f Er rol Fl)'nh'i' cept io nal ki nd · or life, and I I' m to ld I wlll ca'rn more money · s ruigle fo r freedom. He helped 1 he moo� is a pproaching its Sections 4 1 15.03, 4 1 1 11.04, 4115.05, spent an ·afternoon with her mobook. J851 quarte r. would n ' t change a ny part of It. t han any otber British perform• the cause by providing clothi n g 4 06 1 of 15. 41 and 15,07 t he Revised t he r, Mrs. Emma Fox E n route lo L.as Vegas, where I have much to be thankful fo r­ er J �e m o m. ng stars are Mars, Code or Ohio.· • " she said . a nd euppUes tor our men. He eho Mrs. Ma rtha Russell �nd g randI upiter an� 8111turn . . llhl' will appear al t he Du nes llo- Jots uf money in t he bank, a love­ How much ? The bidder must subJl'!lt with his son Anthqhf , B,adbury was t he benefa ctor of a great . M rs tel for seven weekl, the well- W ' home ant.I a lovely husba nd , "Lets put it t his , w��, It Is n umber o{ Ame rica n r e eve nmg � tar I S M�rcury, i' �i cJ . a CeJ;tified chtic1'. ln . tht'antQ.1,11'1t· FrimCll1 priso ne rs TOKYO UPI - T_he pilot of th e Pon1ero .Y a nd , round ed aclress promised her and baby." , 1 n da h l 8 y 1 much more t ha n $10100(1' 1 week. who had been t aken to Port ugal. 1 U. S. . Marine helicopter which of $720.00. _ m history. t )trs. Marle ne . Rein ha rt a nd �hilbook would be oxcltl n g. H•• Profe11lonal Help You mieh t say lt 'a well along in He provided them wi t h mo ney plucked Preside ntial Pre ss Se rre- . In ��,, Iri1:1h poet and dramaPlans a n d spedfi cations , are on dren were rece nt dinner guests e t . It wUl be t it led "Swlnalng Diana's tome will no t be ready t he rlve-rigure bracket, " she said. s t, 1 lam Butler Yeats was (l)e I n the departmen t o� �•ghways the home · ta.ry James Hargerty and U. S. and ot her neecssltles. · of M t. hnd Mrs , Lo u �orn. . Dora.'' for booblo res un t il the end of , � nd the office of the div1s1on d epu- Diehl. Ar· c �a A. Douglas or _ Ambassad recogmood nt me rn rove The , . . ;I t hink my life hall bee n Ill the year, She is candid in admlt­ In 1877, the Russo-Turk1ab War ty ,dy'�cto�wha t Dohrma n was doi ng for our t hu r II from the hands o r 1ole nt • llr. -a!lct Alts. -Mad - illrris of St. , f , JnteretlllJC a� Fly nn '!!" 1hc flald t ing t he W7it1 n 1: will be comple tt' 'lhe.fd�ctor reaerves !1,he rl sbt Albalud 1i,ef1Vt he dlfY�at the home --- - an t i-Ike dcmo ns�tors aa l d Su nday b ega n . -- -- --. wtttr 1' twinkle 11'1 he r eye. ed by a prof�Hlonal gh ost w riter. I n 1933 Ll)uisiana Sen. Huey to reje ct any and all bids. he was a lmost knocked unconor Mr. and Mrt. George Renshaw "I'm havlnQ: an American wrl tPaper SyndlC■tff , ng po�e l ll hours i nd � lllino L E. S. P�STON scious by a roc k thrown l:ly a Mrs. Lawrence Smi th is going . "Scgmenta o( my l l fe story t•r come to Engla n d to help me ute� Ju rmg a S en ate ft hbuster Director rioter. to hold a stork shower for' Mrs . . we{e S)'nd lcated in an En1:liHh with II," s�e explain ed. "It mus t a_gamst the ex tenelon of the Na- . ..(� 13, 2Q, 2tc Janet Smith;Mnj_ Don Foss, Sioux Falls, . neW¥Paper a while b1itk. They bo do ne pr:operly .' t1onal Recov e ry A d mi n istra t ion. ' \ .... . j . , D . was a t the co n trols o f t he hellMr an d Mrs D . S 'th f R . Jay, rs. romeroy �ron topk Ule mmt !li nifilJOQBI chu nks A vcl�ran of Hom e 70 movies, � In 1942 "Yank" a new u. s. IDP" I cine <'OP1 er Friday whe n lt rescued H.i g• CLUI TO MIET �t tr� ' ho�e h '. �pent Sunda/re Mrs. G . L. Michael Rpent an ---,---r rny mapdne, was P�shed .Ai al y, d n rt a e . 1 hur Presidenti ;\\acArt Mr and M rs. Law nce Smit . Riding y t Club un o -� . C Melga The l (q; the f�t U�e. e vemng with Mfs. C. E. Roecher. U , / l)c re1olut1ons committee or lb� ee sd<! at 8 p.m. at the Appointme n ts Secretary Thomaa E . . o, Mrs. T I-St ale Area Cuu ncJI, Boy Scoute, w I m t Tu e Y J. F. K'oble n t:i and M�s. , nt l'ra!lklin �de � 1n. , am ,. 5,000. I about scre frora , building. Mem- j Stephens .A.02081 2. British rn:: in 8 rece nt meeti ng approved ex- Sall1bury Township , , �elti cr•ated lhe Mollie Bookman . lpen t a d a y m J. Greta. Oa.:bo, ing riote rs who trapped their car Q,!i�P,R aoldler• rs are ask to bring sandwiches be Parkersburg. preuions of appreelaUon for scrvw ce o tio ith tnfQrma o •� , ( Oir,i DIVOT ' tor ono EJ): TO INTERI.S'Q a t Tokyo Interna tional Ai rport · 3. Portton ot Mr•• Mary Bai�ey, Minersville� ices re ndered In behalf of furthe.r- c r c oO ki ea . _ _ m •r Davis � eJµ,�f. 15. i..teu curved line OF Mi:Jc18 "Rocks were flyln& all over the j � ,ui:11,JJat ow Wtn N AREA ll cbar.-,' . ..MASO Ing t�e work of aervi ng youth m 10, E\lpl>J4, ,. Bamboollke 30. Pinch , place,' • the SD-year-old major told j 1hoU1bt for today: �can sp�n t a day with Mrs. f';hloe . l S O O D MEITIN y A l'Ulll4tt9t Bail e y, I ts assigned terrltory. in lJ. Mo111• 32. Baklnc Pu� ev ery '�-inl U nited Fress Intern ational. "1 Journaua, El�r Davia ' . ter No. 53 and Chap DAV lfU■ The bl .. , Th i/ The reaolullon,, ,aid Cou ncil No Wort� I· '. ' I brt>thu• -�-'- and Mra, Oe nzell Cleland, Neceooaey:" •on, n, l"a.Uttr, pan n<!u' by e J o v 1: the Auxiliary wilt mee t tonigh t at WII hi t numerous . time, on th e 1 " B 1a. Huter or y All l ealdent n a n d rb ra Will Michael P r eale r orl n a a n � r n a. Youth d ne e a , th 33. Nouo,.. t�rplc P� 8. o'clock at their hall . But ternut a rms and body. So was the C0· � � �_ C> q IJ&Y � & 1h , �� Compa,;ay at 110 �.. � i HNtnonle1 out Executive Robert Krejle, Av T. God ot wa:r sc �p,,�. � ·it ��� ·to I 1n �ftemoon w1to �. Nqra Ba(. �: able . • 1 SL, r-emflroy, Ohio. lllb,,,"\ pilot . 1 electio ! n of of. wlll be Th ere e. , � . H. He■ttat, re dlretted to. a. Benny 31'. Tow­ ' 'Once I waa hit In the head a nd them that � �It� ont WO(� ljlrn- ley at Flatwoods. aelS office ,boo• ?{Y2-215fJ, editOI' both organizations. ReUI. Olrl'1 � ed, � � to Jobn W . l'ran.k, St. Clo !.!d, FJa, 'II fic o and Hope l! li,tal' i:a,l •id. ob, boat To thc Natl�nal Council, Boy Heers In u • 10 of e hone WY2�Sl57. ofhd out. n k almo.!ll 1 rved. e s t I be All t will s nickname 8. Hard111n. 1u,•...., .. ....... 37. Oo nu■ 0:.,��:�1: •1: �h: 1::'tio��� freshmen ve �/1:�t' �··a::r� i:�:, :rl War orld cou,tn ����':u or F�s, R) � • • W _ ll ... , bfJtter � t o be pre u r ged � � • ffCODjJ cl1u mJlll°' b e rs are e JT. )'ather , ( var.) M of u i o 1 1,., Marine ace Joe Foss 1a1d win• •t i . 1§; 1 at t,bf/ poet opic, at Pow · sent . lt. Wltberect • 13, Bplkt crabl . gu1t u1; to our hl&hly re1pected re-, .r �•�I VanMeter I, visit- ' · --;--. iii----.:g _ . . •� ahat in hellcopte� dow& � the _ . ·() (var. ) ot eorn. Sj, Tlboton . , � . �� r 'Jn( tt'er apn, "Mr. an d )itn. Itlcbard .... • t lrln1 Chlet ScoUt Executive Arl� ; . · ��• · ■ c1,: � � �auffered fft:rre1ente, �- , I, � to Vanlle�r at Gm,, ,0, Al>J)le lffCl 13. Klnf (Bp.) ' ' tered and that the craft PltACTICI s•ss10N prle■t, U. J. plo . Ind. thur A. Schuck and lo hts auoclTheo Neu till ng, Worth)' extensive dam:a,e 11.q• .&ltinall':-Ku,blll, t, Ml 1( JI. Ltlf Vlhl 18. Slope JqM rs. ,o. Pc,rt"l'U� � �· �th � Robe Mrs. and r. rt Wood t nd ,tea, tor t he many i ervlce, ren. �OR Ave· Nff Yor:· •iCIlY. � ide about 20 Fo111 dlael� lfi. 'l'rlpoU ruJer JlrRlfht of o ffl . terrlto'7 O n ll r a i 1 r t M 1(1. 111111 · .. -."J'I' i • n a "1' . , • f! Y.?'). f • at- I children apent -aever.i day1 i� de red and the privlle1e ot carry . � a e� e �h a te g'� . 21. Tbln I� dand htJI In &Ue� ·· ·0 rescu e· t he aruinaIn th o lumb us. . i n out , e proara of t h e Boy , th m. til�dl;p : t: be �, \ he . ' ! Ea' E, � � ., I' �t: I,, 17. ftWpplaae · · eattlt three men. I 9n . ' occasion• hP lndl4 , ,,· .., � ::- �- M ' • h. r-. ill e �ltlt leil ..f.ii_dil,' J.� ' coutl of America d -,, ' ' tall:� f ', , � 11111 · •�ay e ad e m ! h to � ' • ro ing n thl1 ve S e '7:15 FODI hool at c � ' ·�Y f rr-n--irr-irl . ' ' ti "A.1:f " rr whlch � wiel:erid e ct ' �to .' !"&; \ I' l o " lD nr To the Re Ion 'CV fflce of th t to pnctice •es•l Commu11� ls Wit equal p,rt- with 'Mi-. and· Mra. JOhll Re uter. ·; · Boy Scouf.:1 !r Ame�c,, R etlOl)a, � o m'1v1:: m�de nuiner, ner � h mn .,. Mr. an II� d Mn. , ve a d. ll JW/< Ji., lb: mm,tlu ., i'l.80; lllx0<utlve Wllltlm B. !Jubbell; n ■ TO P ICN IC WIDNISD4Y I out low ,w�p• o ver tho mob, / � = i I.I 'w h f D.00:- ., moJ� ·nuti where .avaU uty Re1lonal '.tiecutlvf) Rich, . Th ia· . try ina � drlv1 It aw-,y tram the- �:;,.�eae-A':J:.� -e 'iu . en ing ci d ay e v dn e a e �n4ad: 03 C:�t W . · k llhilC\llt 0 a A� Mellen, •l\d the ir aaaoctate, 2. ( n11 I und'1' wbJcb lJ s buea ' • ,.,,_: Oftt mtiiiltb, tt Bt SWIil� • , • j>.1 rt"'" t- 1erer 1 o the Heath M ethodist C llr- trapped car. ·u.., • at. C111bt1 QK d' ' at 0 h11.J' aul,l\tD<;JI; "·�; p1>tib1J; P-,; J' i 1t1:1:u ta.l.l'l in ,l e!tt. t he maJQr · ith ht1Ucopthfl n ' W · e ° at ' ic n pic in have a ed ch will m · ' ;�.� a · , ';,! ton 0 ·L � _ , Ula. ft M ..., INflth. tt ui. ne�ipapen, nd10 •tatlon1 church In Mlddlt1port at 8:00. Dch ter were C1 pt. E. P. Aurand, the 1. . -- , -· - - --�- ----- . 1 and t elevllion 1tatlon1 throuahout , 10. Rlnd ol dos member la to brlnl • covered dish President • Daul aide; C•1t. W ll. our area �or lh_olr tenorou, ,111,t- ond her own table ,ervlee 11,m Campbell of Anaheim, Calli., I '1. Bueb&U'■ , • Sat. anu ap!i ��,tk,A in, tellina the the co-pilot: and nnnery ¥ ' Y .,-. � 1 � Mr. Xqllo . � 1tory ol Scoutrn1 lo ail; Sh eldon Herman of Santa Ana. Olrl'• nune MOLZIR HOSPITAL "- llaUor To UM churehe1 of the tri-1ta t1 ADM ISSIONS, .Ju ne 10: Mrs. Jo- I Calif., and Syracuse, N. Y., · th1 •re• whOH viatom la providin• In eeph E. Thor1n, Jr., MlneravlH.fli crew chief. Cl. "1'11" bl lllnloo' ever lncreuloa aumben tll:e 1pon. Mill Mayme Mae Mast en, Che• Re1cu1 operatlon1 were dlrect­ , I ed by Aurand, who wu In rad io aoraht� of Sfoatiq IJl,d the 1pirit- �. .._ Wlnp4 ual 1uidanN for the boya or the DISCHARGES, June JO: U rban. eo �. �6�1-�t.l�J! wJ t�. a_ u. ;�· Secret. , 'tb llll� 1.re1. And to tbe ot.ller •�rina: � .,.l dwt n, Kenneth E. Sear- Settlce ar1nt In Ra1erty 1 •tailed I The rescue w11 eilteicted u n­ uoupa who IN htlplq W mee� 181, Mri,. Rt lph E. Bowser, Mn. car. the need■ ot their commun lt111. to; Horner A. VltUoe Henry GN>Ver der emera:eney procedurea ■l1 � aU 188 apouonn, or,an.llaUona; : Bftidley, John El�in Sa lts, Mn. ' ready deviitd by the Navy cap. To the many municipal bodlea .Erruna L. Power1, Gwendolyn M. taln. "' W�o t,a.ve 1lven •peeial NW&nlu· Cicero, llarTy- AHH O'Dell Jaffll'l' 1 1 tiOJ!, W !kput1n1 durln1 the rear, G Mc:Kinney Cllarles A. Bl'oylh , alid to tbe labor union, lor their �.. J. ' Hen drkks l<VIH!a t 1 JJIDah --:i ,S n OIIDll -.. :- ' e e ndoraement1; � Burll!hal't, Andffw E. J'it11p1 trtck. ' � <l;YPl'OQtl�-:,,-. "l:o the � volunteer leaden Louue Ba:Td. Dunca n, Rev. Ge qe a.e\1 1.-J · -.hQ o,:o l,M'!f tb,lt dedlpot,ed un- 11. lhrlln .,.._, O<tbert er.Jg Mro. A ll Y D; � I, , · •· � ■elfl■h 11holce1 that Scoutln1 may Dencll E. •�de, In f41nt r,. L O ¥ G f l!, ,.a . F�male · ' be , lffl•�fi<lal tnnuence in the Rarnold>, ilro. Bernant M. G<iln, r 4ly � ... II�e, Ql !lie bor■ ol � area; Iller lln l:dward J Stoot ' �.� ;'::, tJIO• t . '' . wb9se flnanTo (lie Juno 10; Infant Mate � WASHINGTON UPI, - Japan '■ , Uae � ad f: 1 , · , cl■l •�� thloialh Utut.d. Funda, 'llbonn, Ill', end Mn. YO\llll democra e,,. · bop during . W U. code ltt._,. aN r Joseph E. Community Cit•� lico�I •amtile ■ix lllnet'l I , vlllo, ,.., pool - · Amer!W> . ', . ' . PAitn■ , ll!d ln4l'(la/ial 1lliii enable - -� ,,-.,,-,-- _ , oc,upatloa, Ia o n trial . and tbe I & . ua to, � it � · f�Vd; nn� Council, 111 the nation ; 'ftfdlct m,Y tODtfl IO(ffl. 1 i '� � T TT 'I)! Ill "- our ,. >.i>d, te the sreat volunteer and •• 11. Tbat� the view bf top Ametl" t • � . t, (or bto pro(u■lonal leader■ ol t he Bor' eu, ,utbotIUe■ who believe Pre' ITTD X 9i.l.\ l . �Ji,- 4.. Scoµt '!'•�•ment acrou the nauon' I lldtnt' lliloilhow_.. totttiebnllu • ., P <>Ii <\m,er- wh... olfol'II wtll help ua a, we ) vlolt ' I<> Jap■n , bu -Jtil Ini!i \ 'f , �� . ln�nae ,..,.. � 01,11<,i, ■llji complet, annlver !(IOU17,n ollatp srelll tIOth � - Tll.llr THINIIETH H• � , .,.bar� upon a ,... mw■fit tflort Ill onili � � lo,- """ �, · 11- , .. .., . , '� :• '• ' I' .• · '. ' " -' tt'!lll''llli �� -·11ut y 'tbi ln 1mat -..i ol , e.., tIO � t """ '!ff 11,11 ,, � !ia• �� ol• Alnorka. t''lloo • qtieotlo4 L, · ti '.¥. ,J:'·, t t1 ,wl ,, .� 'J(".,;ilf<'f,:1t� � ',;•'};�� �ii'i.f' ,I • • 1¥ j fii 1111 -- ' l I�!"' �f, I , � •��-o-,:tJ-( I I I ,, ,. '. '' .' '' I, • I, .: •' '' :' 'I ' 'I I ' '' I I .. ' '. ' ' ' '' • ' '' ' �d,i, How Will We Exist? 1'J/4 I f8. . . W11� I I I I ·----·----==------- Blonde Diana Dors Sells Her Life Drarlv To Book Publisher .et., , ,,. .. e 1ocon· H I• t I PiJot KnOCke'"d1 ., l y I NearIy s·11 'fQD "· , -',R YESTt"RYE ..,. ·' · ' an, ks CoUDCI'} Th Scoot• A'des DAILY SENTINEL DAYBOOK I .,.wan,-va- 11ro" S I �,,,. I I Fo�:':,JJ� !"tlib , . .,! �. ...'IJ..- El ialdi '<I lift l l•�( · :c I . · if I "' ' ;_.e; J 3::et; •:, J! 4 . · t' " ;"'?'!'� = illl"'"�'..... IP ' ,J.• ;!,W ;\J:ei � �,:i ,b"'Y y• 1111e day, aome of tboae soldier, prob- crew pai nted a funn y-looldn 1 bird ly Robert J. S.rllng WASH!NGTON UPI _ U nno- ably are co n vi nced the U. S. tr111n­ on "Aleunder'■ noae, with the body and winp or a aoo,e a nd th11 tleed. but not unlamented, the &• I· ed ca ni ne& to fly bomben. The moat f1mou, 817 wa1 "AleJt- head and neck o1 a twin. Under lint 817 has di&appeared from the 1.kies it once ruled. a n<l.er th e Swooae" which ael a neaUt they letLered the word1, "II 1 The Air Force has deslro)'ed the wa rtime record by aver1gi n& 1� Flies?" "Alexander" new, Millions over lut 817 carried 011 Its books aa a combat ho1tn a mo nt h. Originally, nii.uile-target aircraft, the Coast it waa an ordi nary run-of-the-mill the Philippines and Dutch Ea.st Guard has eiven up the B J 7 ' s it B17 which wu parked on Clark Indies. In one year, the hybrid uaed II a ir-a.ea rescue phr.nes, and Field i n the Philipplnea Dec. 8, bomber flew e nou&h mil•ion1 to I equal 15 filghll around the world. abou t all that remains is a rlo-ck of 1941. le1e nda and memories. Attackin11 Japaneae planes made "Alexan der" became fllmo111 after One or t hem is being used as a a men out of that particular some one wrote a book about it flyi ng aquarium. A couple atill are bombe r. They tore hol e11 In the and an Air Corps 1ie neral pulled flyi n g aa crop-dusters. Bul as an shi n i n11 alumnium, turned the four "Alexander'' ou t of comba t duty ac t ive aircraft, the 8 1 7 bu gone e ngin e■ into junk and did a hair- and made it hl1 personal plane for i nto re t iremen t . cut on ita two miles of wiri n,:. a while. " , W hen they flni1her, the $200,000 "Alexa nde r" eventually was re• Dubbed _ the ,. Fly1:. i g Fortre_u I l? waa worth abou t $200 in 1 B when Boeing brought uu t the first ju nk ya rd. That•• where it would duced to ferryin& penonn,1 and model i n 1935, the 817 wa.11 u n- have ended except that the U. S. mail. V-J Day found it In • arave­ yard for su rplus 111'arpla nea too doubtedly the most famous war• needed planes too badly. weary and battered for active dut)'. pla ne ever buil t . At the lime, ii Mechanic• installed undamaied But Air Foree officials who re­ was widely crllici:r.ed as too big a vet.er1n s■ved t he pla ne for pilo ts to handle. B)' t he engin es from hopele118IY wrecked membered end of World War 11, however, pla nes. They l)atched up the wir­ �· Ale11nder'' fNlm the Junk . yard . Boeing and t wo other li censed i ng a nd grafted p,rte from o t her A nd marked Jt for perpetual di1manu facturen had turned out 111 rcraft beyond repair. That's play ln t he Smithaonian A_Jr Mu­ 1 12,731 of the four•engined gian ts, where t his Bl7 got its name­ seum. "Aluander t he Swoo a e," arter the Tha t was lhe story of t he moat a nd they carried the bru nt of [he Walt Disney ch aracter that was famous "Ale under the Bli. air war against Nazi Germany. Bl7'& dropped 640,036 tons of half swan and half gooae. The Swooee" . . . . i1eund111r the lnde• ■tructlble . . a Cr11J1, mlxed•UP bombs on European t.argetr-aboul airplane wltb a 1e<OJ1d•na nd hide 75 per cent o{ the bomb ton nage a nd a fun ny nick name and a Uv u n loaded by all U. S. aircraft. In 8ei,ng A nnounced I na, breathing personality . . with compUi n1 this record, the Bl7 also Mr - and . Mrs. R0bert H� 11, u1· i· a couple of hundred . wor.n-out . ma naged to build a host or lege nds h� rda, OhJO, are an nounemg t�e p■rts belonginc to 80ffleone else about its fa ntastic durability. _ birth Ju ne 8 of a d augh�er, Lc:mi ! a nd the spirit or American air It was a no b1y and draft y pla ne. Ann, at Mt. Carmel Hwi p1tal, Col• , power In every ■chl rui bolt . PUots cl11im1ld it was like t aking umbus. There wu and is a bit of ''Alex­ G�• ndparen ta are �- a nd Mr1. e nder' 'in every u. s. plane , in­ off i n a perforated box car . But y, and Mr. eluding the old , beat-up BIT'• that th ere never was a n ai.rpla ne b':'ilt Orvd le Youn g, Plain Cit . Great wound up t heilr lives actina: 18 Marysville or Hall Mra. and h that couid abso rb punishmen t ke 1 the Bl7. They used to Limv home gra ndparen t.a are Mr. _ a nd Mn. drone pun.china: baJs for t he new THE OlD AND TH! NIW blend bl thll acen1 from seoui, eapltal of Scuth KO!U, thfl only on t wo e ngi nes, with 'tails half I Jake Young, 302 W. Mam St, Porn- guid ed miulle1 . . dolnf a dirty point on the Allall la.n4 n:iua wblch III on Pftldtlent lCllenbowel"'a Far Eaat tttnerary. A. s�ot away and wi ngs literally flap- eroy, a�� Mr. . ,n d Mrs. Russell job for their country II they did a new elght-atory buUdlng II at lftft,,, and neara In f01eground: 15 the old IOUth gate of MayeS, l"aryaville . PlR&. Iona time a10 when they were city. Prealdent EllenhpWer'• :tmat: Buh aumg, abown with Ida daughter. Huh took over One of the favorite 817 stories proud and shiny and de adly u acUng preaident a!ler ·tlle bloody po&fllecUon uprilln1:9- after which apd 8)11:lgmaA ATLII, WlfE ESCAPE CRASH queens of t he air. concerned the ship that developed and hili wUe left the country. Map abows the penmallta. divided IDto -0ommUDII& ilbee ._ GREAT MISSENDEN, Engla nd eniine trouble ove r ILBly. The Nortb Kon& an4 tba frtt Rfiubllo ot Soutll Kor&. , i1ler n i M Prlme r e Form crew balled out, leaving behi n d a UPI ------ _____ • _ ___ ____________ _ of diplomatic immu nity . couple of dogs ca rried as m.1scots. Clement Attlee and his wife es., 1 n, Harrualng Tactic$ The 817 droned along on two en- caped wi thout injury Sunday when omot au trol their of n J co \ lollt e sh r Tu over ._,1 Ge ,m,n Communa•· ei nes, finally wou nd up ... are ., l:,,i:I key, ran out of gas a nd glided to �Ile and It collided with two apeliminate drawing up pl1ms to occ11panta The vehicle1. • perfect landi ng. When Turkish proachlng elevated railway Ir,llie i n w..t , ID 'o troop, l nopec ted t he plane, all the, or the other cars al,o were Un• Berlin. The Communists control found were the t wo dogs. To this hu rt. of the Tokyo diploma t ic corps ls elevated trai n service for bo th ;;;; BY PHIL NE WSOM ;;;; 1 ci rcula t ing a petition among the sectol'S of the d ivided city, and, u. $, Foralgn Editor ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;;a;;;a;;;aa;,,;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;;. To kyo reports say it ie begin, members aak!ng the foreign o1- accordi ng to reliable report4, now a re worki ng on a scheme t o byn i n g to loot more and more as if I f1ce to exempt foreign diplomats For your s ! Pr ime Minister Nobusuke Kishi from pa_ying t he 10-ye n 2.8 cen t i; pass West Berli n . The eleva ted is la o n t.he way out. Kb1hi's actio n parking meter fees. A question 1 the city's pri ncipal mean.a or ..By ELMER WALZER NEW YORK UPI-In the ol d i n ramming the U. S.-Japan mu- ---- - - - ---­ days when an investor waa con• tual 11ecurity through ParlJa· sidering -buyl n1 a stock, he would ment created a political storm, touched orr mo nt h-long rioting and 1 aak auch questiona 11 "what'• lhe ted grave doubts about tbe crea at our clean, dividend?" "what's the yield ? " bili�y of PreRid!nt _Eis�advisa s arning I an d "how many times e Safety-Tested bower gom� through with his v111t 1 is it selling for?" · NEW CAR ( I n tbeae days people make good t o Japan Ju,:ae 19. �ow sources money buying s tticki tliat do n 't � lose to Kl1h1 say pr1vat�ly th�re TRADE • INS 1 pay II divide nd and n ever have •s a good cl} ance he will resign 1 � 1 after the Pre11ideo,t:s vilil The paid one -l.oolc ,rlteH i4 '· Also the old rule of thumb I most ta llild Of dates arc Ju ne I 25. an value &ut,, fool • " tha t good common alock, sell for · en en gi 10 _timea �arnings b�a be � Orgaolzl ng press coverage for 1 a · Jolt wit h some mues aellmg a n Eisenhower lour Ja always a at more than DO tlmee eam ings mighty job. But In the Orient and doi ng righ t well price wise. where red tape was i nven ted, the The New York Stock Exchange job i8 even mh:htler. Example: in the June lque of ita m1g1- Foreign office and U. S. St.ate De• into partm en t officials were escorting zlne, "Exchange " delves 88 - 2 DOOR SEDAN t hese anl{ies. ne wsmen on a dress rehearsal of VB Rocket Engine. Goes like a jet. Ad.age Loae Lu■ter th e visit the other day. All went On t he times-earnings problem, well until the group got to the it notes that old Wall Street ad- Imperial Palace. There, the guards aa:ea like the one abou t 10 Umee wou1dn 't let them through the earnings neither d ie nor fa de ga tes despite the show of reams MONTERY 2 DOOR away, "bu t they wtalnly lose of top credent ials. Th en when A youthful car inside and out. some of their lu11er at tim es. the party got to Washington The mqulnei U1ta Jtocks- Heijhts-a n armed services hous1 20 selling for less than 10 tim es ing area-t he State Depa rtment earnings, ahd 20 sellinc for more rep resentatives couldn 't ge t the 8 CYLINDER - DELUXE 2 DOOR tha n 25 times. earntn11. group pH l t he sentrlea. In the latter llat are such laHl1h Dlplomecy A car for real economy. eu es as polaroJd, selllni at 78.fl Disreigardlng Japan's Political times earnin gs; Texas Jnatrum enl! turmoil, 8 senior ABian member • • at 53.4 time,, and International 1 -;-;;-;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;._ Business MachJnea at M.5 tim es. CUSTOM 300 - VB 2 DOOR Four of· t he Jsauea in the other Frisky as a young colt. iroupa-American Sq•r Refining, I International Harveater, North­ west Airlines, and U . S. U.nes­ ' are q11oted at leas than seven I I times eamin11. , COUPE DEVILLE "Wheh one llau, ael\1 for only A better buy than a brand new small car. 11igh tly better thin five tJmea earninc• and another · nearly '18 lime1, the 10. tlmea tatl q, beco�t!II a ab■ky meaaurlne rod, Indeed/' av• the Excban,:e. CENTURY RIVERIA COUPE Other F1ctert Solid white color - A solid value. Jt notea that mo■t people take 1 a areal m,ny o\her factora into . , coneid er1tion ,before inaldn1 an � ' ' apparent inves tment , 1uch II 88 - 4 DOOR SEDAN trend of economic co,iditlona, the I �--- CllJD.......: · , ill•-� '' ' ,,,. l\'JJI, ,,, 11� ili ... . , ��=��· · :' ' ' r �•.. s· tiff' t'rW mimfi. .., ' 1'llo-, � ..,.\!I I ' • 'j'� ' ' I c. l,lfi at I '57 FORD - • I I '57 CADILLAC - '56 BU ICK - - - $1195 lt. i� () LDSMO �l J � ' "'' th SUPER 88 - 2 DOOR A quality car Inside and out, - '54 PLYMOUTH ,By u·at·.lo $695 5395 SAVOY 4 DOOR Here m good transportation at a good price. '54 STUD EBAK ER 5295 STARIJTE COUPE The tires were sloleo - We'll install new on81. '53 PLYMOUTH I PASSENGER COVPE . Not a beauty but ft!DI good. '46 CH EVROL ET PANEL TRUCK ,, - 5195 • · Karr & Yan -Zandt I * OW.oblle - p,tllll■te _;_ a.Iller W: IIIAJN " .l'lloae WY--NaU STRl!J:'l'lr · POMEROY� OHIO BAKER'S RILL TWIN Sllf HOLLYWOOD BEDS BAKER Both For '79.95 FURNITURE 1 ·.z - Delicious! I For the laat look at your •fur.,ace• chooaa '56 OLDSMOBI LE $1295 u FROM 4f $1195 I I $2995 lu ANOTHER GOOD BUY . • • I '58 OLDSMO BILE $1 795 II I, '58 MERC U RY I '57 CHEV RO LET $1 195 I f i I \IN! In �•- • I N ew Reasons TO I BDV, ell Stock -- - !c.- -- -- y· 1\----r·•""'i,J Investors F" d FIRST LOOK --- - - I CLEVELAND UPJ - AA ..,... me n t lo merte the Nlebl Plate and the Norfolll: and W.....,_ ..uroad■ wu announced. NN ltodu. Nickel Pl.ate PrelldeAt Felbt I. Hales aid lbe dired(n el. belli r■ilro1d1 have 11Ned apoa a b■IUI for the eachan&e of ,toct. I . May' . MinISter apanese prime p t ac Lose JOb ve r US•Japan F " anc,:a1 Gossip SECOND CAR To M"1(e 'With Nol:W Some or&:ani.U'rs of the World Euc�ari1t�c Congre11 openin& in Mumch, Germany, on J uly 31 are hopeful th11t Pope John XDl1 will break another tradition and attend the congreu. One milllon SIi' U. S. LAGGING faithful HE" expected to attmd the meeting and the (eelin1 la MU..WAUKtt, Wis UPl - A that t he Pope' s presence would lolal of 89 per (!fflt of t.000 ,e,­ gl\'e il a tremendous lift. Vatican \ aons an1werin1 a poll coad:ucnd source, are not 11ying and it Ill , by Rep. Henry Beua (D-Wll:.} 11ld ;again,t tradi tion for thlf Pope lo I they did not believ e the United go far f rom the Vatican. I n any St.le.I wa1 winoln1 the overall eve n t. the Pope will make the worldwide competition witll. the final deci,ion. SOvlet U nion. th•J I ' I Nickel Pl.ae Uae I I • TrHttl"" a,••., I Birth 0/ Dau1luer I \ ! JIil! DAil.'f $ENTIN I : ·• 1' ; aOWn, 'fh't�v1· 'II. D, 0., tt ..... · -­ ·��-­ w. 11o.. Y N:,-w: 'X'� .,,_ ! I I I s. a. l tor.:· I l I �- -... to :e.: """" 1. I Laurel Cliff NeWS Of The ee k I I Tri-State Area , '�s:Jio.�µ, �9!! 5 I I ... Z':"" ,115 �\! , � 'il, . � , , 1 .fi_l. ' 1. - I �-.L . ' �!lnted Portugal 'iilP:Rw,, � - �q� I'll°" � .1411Wl �·IU4 I!ven t "epOrte ,,. to Merchan.t Afto.r RevQ�11t10J1 to -DAI L Y C R O S S W O R D '«f-.. , � -�. • >.\l/lifl 'f,;�;; '«l!9i !% IW, lp1,w« 11 I �i,,lm'!!IF.t!/Ji -«W� o.1:M!i,, . · . � S r I1o/,�X. Ylll/llf!M#. 1/ig, � � !'/If. I tnn.eportaUon and lo hit Mr· vi� to tbe Weat would be lo close a loophole for eaeape from the E.ul and redu� Eut-Wnt cont.cu caUbre or mana1em e n\ of th e particular company being •t udled, the rate of ill ,rowth, the ,um■ spent on re,earcb, the proportion of proflt1 plowed back into t he : bualne11 and the 1ener11 outlook. The principal N.l'3n why &0me I common stocks aeU ao hich In re, lation t o eamin;■; II investor con• I fldence that over the Iona pull those Juues wUI do well and re- , ward tbeh' owntn bandaomely, say1 the, article. 1 1 PICK ■• 0111 R ICH MILWAUKEE, W�•- UPI - An ! 86-year.old rag picker who lived In a $23-a-month, litter-laden Oat I I lert an estate valued at more than '741,000, It WII rtlpotled tod,y. I I I .,•"o I ELECTRIC HEAT .,•.. the better way lo heat yout home Tempting Meals Are Yours this Faectric Once the ceiling wires are covemd, bome heatin,"furnace "wlll be out of sight-and out ofmind-!miver, The nice thing about eliminating a furnace is that you eliminat. everythinr that goes with it-llues, regiaten, blowers, tanks, fllten•• ,and dirt ltld tepairs and noise and llama. Electric Heat eliminates everything but comfortable, preciee1y controlled heat . . . heat that's pure as p,1nshin11. Electric Heat adds to :family comfort with room-by-room heat control Each zoom has ita awn thenno,tat-and aui be heated t.o any degree YQU or the baby likes, or grandma More than 5000 of our customers (includmi of new homee built last yearinOhio Powerterritory) nowheatthemodern, worth:moreEia!:CTRIC� WHEN YOU DINE WITH US Try u, Soon dw:ta. CI RCLE'S Restaurant like, Phone WY-2�973 2l8 E. Maln Pomeroy Open I A.M, to 10 P.M. • · When bllle take the lion'• Share of your paychec k : • • l.t'• time tD IH ua for ,..__ __ ''" ECOtll.MY SAYINGS & LOAN co. - W, �•--, ·9': - WT_,..,_ 2•21 1 1 , ,-_ ,},,: /' ' .OHIO POWER COMPANY •• ,. .. -1 ..-------------� . t ·co,,. ' I' phone Int one-/iftA l t l C U I C HIAT con ,01 AV'HAOI ·l tOo-,eua.11. fOOJ NOMI 1a AIO U T $11- A MO NHk � .)'Ou buy, build or �model, /Ind out A:ow Ill& it ,o p,ot.el ,our invHtmenl willt "'- onl:, modfm Autina -,.,tem that will ,tay moder-n. W• "°"' eatimat• Electric R�al .,;11w, t per ""' •! adual -- • • 1,wo i, .., obl;p,io.. $25 TO $1000 �i�i�1 tiJINIWf • likes. ' c.£.�- ONH.. I. . I I I I .... • . - . OHIO IIOW9:11 COM�ANY A&1 "•aklet1IIII De....-.nt .. ' .... ---.-.;, I wut to !mow ...,. abeut - Hoot fon □ •--HIN O HD• ll-pa1• ltlec:ul.0: H••t �olda-, '"llew Q my p111.1at bome nta, Olld ....- fol lfOV -• N,omc'------------ A""'--.,_________ 11"4, - �. f'HE DAILY SENTINEL . . ...... ... . . .... - � ¥ • · · · · · -� . 1 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, FEEDING ON BEAR'S MILK June Unnoticed But Not Lamented, Famous B 17 Is Gone From World's Skies It Once Ruled Over 1 3 , 1 9f>O I Cheste�· Morris Fin� Saddle I Too Hard 1\fter Easy Year� Co.-entating Editorially Afler Tax Collector Gets Through 0., B Y VERNQN SCOTT fore the ad\'ent of trlr l'isilln. HOLLYWOO UPl Chester lookt>d ;iround the studi o res\� 11 D News media occasionally carry stories con­ The fat! is t hat the U . S. Treasury is the Morris <'limbed onto a horse for ranl w i t h a faraway glint m t11� ce"!ing tbe lµghest paid people in American biggest beneficiary of large incomes. And the the first timiP in 1!5 years this eye. lia<·k i n the ear l }' :ms h!' week only to find lhal saddles starred for Mf'lro in su<· h l11L!,:!lt' • his of fraction a only keep to blP a is industry. Under the law, these figures must earner have become harder a nd he has as . .T h(' Rig House'' with W all�: be filed with the Securities and Exchange compensation In addition, of course, he must grown softer. Beery ;r nd •1 Redl1eaded W oman Commission, and thus become a publi<' rec­ pay taxes to stale and local government. thus Lowe r ing himself painfully int o \Wth Jean Harlow. Some 30 rPars later he ha� rr-• a chair in the M-G-M commissary ord. And th� gross earnings of the executives further redul'ing his take-home pay. Sa,larieS . turned t o play a villain in "l\;111' · the actor grimaced unhappily. have to be enormous to leave a net return concerned are certainly huge. "th.rfi:e d,jjys i n the saddle after hide" a vid e o horse opera. I all the� y(!ars is just too much" However, the news stories commonly pay large enough to interest executives desired. "In the old doys if you app1•ar· be said. c an. barely walk, But ed in westerns it mea nt yon wr-n· "I little or no attention to what is left of these I'll b� b ack home in New York slippi ng. 1 only made thrc t• ur The same thing is t rue of the earnings of big incomes after the federal tax collector business. Th profits tax on a corporation b f lo a fie\\' days ai;i.d si�lillg o n noth• 'em and they were film<'d wt,cn e in� �ut o\'erstuff�d c��s." I was on t he downgrade. gets through. any size is a whopping 52 per cent. And that's �11,11 \ll!l�l� �"J The trap-jawed vetera n 11'ill /j Sl,'1 4 U . S. News & World Report describes this just the begin ning. For the dividends paid to �.<>Jiria v.:ru> !Di4� 1- · ·"l3pston I ge t his rm of TV t his si.11nmrr aspect of the matter in a recent article . Ex­ stotkholders out or the r·emaining profits are B}.af.kla:i" feijtur� m,,ovi�s �ng be- when he stars in "Diagnosi s Un­ k n own" t he hot,month replut·eample: One man had total compensation of subject to the individual i ncorue tax, at rates ment for t he "'Garry M oore" proMn.'6.�,.. $670,350 before federal income taxes - and ranging from 20 to 9 1 per cent. \-.�,:' gram . $172,785 after. Another earned $600,100 be­ Play P 1ice Capt.in W . 0 C�UA,Cl'ORS Morris plays a captain of homiTop executives and substantial businesses fore federal taxes - and was left with $160,S cide i n the show whieh amn11111s 070. Still another had a before-tax take of handle a tot of moo�y. \lllt most of ii goes 91' na, � ·,� to a whodun i t wi t h a steth oscope ��' f.5 15 1 100 - and an after-t..ix take-home pay right through thei,r The heroes are docto r-cops. into the cof­ '1, � , �. Ji:oe.Y. Ht ''We come up with so me pre1ty of '144;685, fers or government, U ·' 1!'11.C i C0t,1�'f'I: stra nges wa ys to committ murdC'r" :Ss�l.e • P10ljlf�SaJ,s wi,U _ � re- Chester e,cplained. "The11 1 hc c�1Je(\ ai ,� ���e o& �� $�le c rimes are S-Olved in t hr police ��i,e1tf>� o O · t� Co- laboratories through scien ti [ic re• !ff!, � UJ;l�il, 1 0; '· ·"· M., searth. Some· time ago the House Ways and Means "We think CQS\ i,s 'l/1, \!1/11,Sl,dera­ � e, 0 · � ''We're making them all in Nl' W � Co�miltee · rejei,ted the Forand bill, which tion; we don't c;µ;� jw; ~ J��: 2'$t ,, •. Q'i� 59. con.,id­ · lm- Yo rk, a nd' I'm grateful for th�t. . . wOuJd provide government-paid medical ser• er the matter. �� �- � are 1 1 Hke M,nh,tt,n better lh,,. , ��S � �9\ % �&WJ,ive, Hollywood. People get t oo laiy v�ce� of various kinds to the beneficiaries of . being taxed as 'if.II,\; ��la! Se­ O ::'JI!.: 8.fii; q�Jied out here whe n lhe bJood thins the social security system. The ultimate cost curity taxes ai;• � '!,1/R/ the. 10 Q�� � . ":IM If� a,\\;a..rd- out. .I lived in these parts fo r ol this measure, according to reliable esti­ per cent brac�,,A- '(� \11,w,Iff/i , to 26 y ears, bu t I'm , a New Yorkrr [ �j � , , . ) � re . you don't mates would be some $7.5 billion a year. �pt consider the illdi,xiWlil,l l'l, � · - and oe n ow. A nd _ back t heae , to ro de a hor . • ,ve h we the mean lmlt(xi/1.W!,\ q,xer 65 The Committee's action, it should now be N:o years of age. AA..... ... emphasized, does not mean that th\, bill is e\io# of' . ' Yio�le N:o, 1!11. a nd , g te Route No. 56' in Ath ens·Cotm"We want to 1/,q.'f. dead, The strongest kind of pressures ..,viii be $ D d it,,le Rou tes Nos. :16 ••d 75 in 0 w 60 per uaed either to resurrec.:t it, or to press through pie are going to exist on only 50 Hocking Couoty, St,t. Route No. By Clari,. 411,n By Mn. Chari" Diehl cent of their annual earnings in the years a nother bill of a comparabJe nature. And that Mr , and Mrs. C. N. Jones have 143 in M e igs County, Slate Routes ¥,. . . 1 , .v Mrs. Eloise Flager t y and Mr�. Nos. nr Mo n i oe Coun8 and 145 ret urn ed home from Columbua gives immediate and urgent point to an edi­ ahead. 1l would be difficult enough in these A wealthy L isbo n , Portugal country a nd appoi nted him as a n where they attended Lli e annual j ty, Sta te Rou tes Nos. 37, 78 end Francis Brown called on lh l' i r high-cost times to exist on 100 per cent of mercha nt, with no stake in Am- orficial agen t or the U n ited . summer sessii;m of the Ohio State 377 Jn M organ Coun ty, u. s. Ro ute au nt, Mrs. Geo rgia Diehl. torial appearing in the Tu'isa Daily World. Rev. William St rawsb a ugh ra il• eric a e,ccepl a l ove · for the I i ?• . States--:witho ut 11a�a ry. He de plel• Gra n ge Deputiell at the So ulher n , No. 21 and State Routes N os. 78 income - if we could onlr collect it!" ed at t he home or Mr. and Mrs. The paper writes: "How, in the light of u er ty of mankl�d, eKpend�d h_1 s 1 e d hla rma ncea while carryin� out s.. . N , n i ble and o 147 County Hotel. . In sum, we are golng to have begin entire fortune givi ng fmanctal aid th111 role, Contreas apprec iated Route N o 50 and Sta te Routes Nos Lou Dieh l what already is in prospect in lhe way of so­ thinking in terms of what we At tendance at the Free Me thocan afford as a t o our Corch thers durl ng the Re- what he had done and r-ecognlzed _ Sgt. Alhert Petuson or Cha n ute 56 a nd 7 in Vinton Coun ty· u. 8· cial security protection, can the mass of the nation if we are to prevent financial Fi.eld, lll. , spent the weeke nd I ' that he mi1ht be _ ln danger, so Route No. 21 in Washin gto n Co u n: dis t Ch u rch June 5 was 107. disaster. vululion ar)' War . Mrs. Eloise Flagerty called u n American people take on another heaivy tax And that rngan., that wo are �olng He was Arnold Henry Dohr ma n he was granted a n an n ual Balary with M rs. Peterson a nd daughter ty by paintina: exlst ina: gua rd rail to hav e to a native of the Nether lands. T�1e 1 of $1600 alon e with the_ more J at the Johu Gln tber �ome. , _ as ' " Proposals Nos. 1 to 8 Mra. Bet ty Diehl. plan. per such aF$ the Forand bill contemplates where look to means of solving problems Rev. · Robert C_ard 18 .;i t tend u, g i nclusiv e o ( t hls projert M r . a nd Mrs. Ver n , Story of which do Fede r al Govern ment showed its than 23,000 acres of Ob10 land. to ,be co m another $7 . 5 billion annually must be deduct­ not involve piling more t he Ohio Meth!)d11t Conference a us were the weekend Columb r ngove Despite our !rum him h,elp nt ing gra by app eciation r � and more burdens on t petted· not l ater .than Novem er 1, akeside. _ , ,a t the hgmc of Mr. and gU'esls L . sec t ion of ment, Dohrman neve� recovered .la nd in t he eastern : •. ,1 , " � IOOO." . . ed from paychecks , . . . ta•xpayers. . Mu. Norma n Schaefl'r. . e rs Ohi o . It was called Dohrman'!i !inanc l ally. Eventuall y he mort g• · Mrs. William Jordan and son Bidde must apply on t h pro aged hia la_n d to satiBfy c reditors. spe nt several daJs with Mr. 1m d per • for.ll1fl, Tract 1-fr. and Mrs. Clarence Ackl l'y �ualifi catJo n · t he shap�ly actre11 said she has . o r Athe�s !!»en� S1mrlar at the - Records of t he tra nsac t ion t hat 1 When h� died i n 181 3 he ':"as p�v• t he 'ffighwa.y tredlt Exami n er, h wi t no pla ns to et.tr ip a Hl)J,lywood mor,e t han 23,000 acrell of erty stricken. �e l�(t _his wi!e at · columbus, Ohio, at least 10 home of Mr. an d Mrs. Normar1 mm while she i• in th.la country, deeded T,lie ,..,... .1.._;;;;;i;;;;;;;;. •-.;;,._;.;. Bucke ye sod to t he Dutch born and aeveral m i nor childre n . In dan before the date set to open Sch aefer. adding she won't make another , Mn. Fral'I" Cli n e, Middleport and Port ugal trade r are on tile in 1817 Cong ress provided $.100 a � bids � picture unless it meet s her stand• · • • ·. Mni •Iola Howell and child ren J Stale Auditor James A. Rhodes' year i n come for life to Rachel I • I\NI) , i· l ards. : T�e mmunum wage to, be paid to ,pen , t he dsy recen tly i n Green. office. Dohrman'& t ract consis t ed Dohrman. Ea c h of the children 1 . 1 all l"bor �mploy,;!� on this :contract field. S.y1 l:li9hMt Paid _ BY VIRNON SCOTT out of my paRt an d ra n t hem ln received $100 a year u n til t hey o ( one six mile square township. , 1 �hall be m accorda n c� wi t h the She Is most proud of her Las M r. an d .Mrs. Osca r Smi t h, PornUPI Hollywood CDrrnpondent Hrriril form. It cause d qui te -a Hair of It was located in Harrison became of age. � t\ I Ill Vegas appearanC'e, · Schedule of Prevailmg Hourly eroy spen t Sunday in Athens visi tmentioning Cou n ty and the remol ndf'r in TusHOLLYWOOD ------UPI-Blo nde commotion. 11everal • Wage Rates Ascertained and De· iQg relatives. times t hat she is the hlgb­ Diano Dor11, who disabused t he "Fly nn and I were paid t he ci.rawas Ce>un ty. •- Un lhd pr.ett ln.,.rn■tlon■ I 1 termined. �? t�e esl paJd English pe r rormer eve r ent qJ ,Jn a a nd M 9 J h re11 t of the world PB to the st um­ highes t tor our life stories. I eve n n g1 M u ,i day June 1a, 1he I duStrlat 'fIWattoM �, ctOrl� \fi speflf a iei�:a: is to 11ppear there, l}ohrma n , ll'."l'Ordil)e t#) ArfiOld : v:n�� g a�� t�! -s tuh!� l!Ma of En11Usti femaleir, says II.er, 4>"t An t hhny Eden's memoirs. � ay O f the year, w ,th "Ol St ate Highw� "I do n't know how ma ny , �. g. hlato rlana, 1pe nl la rge sum1 of hgtlft Im� • home of M r. a nd Mrs , Roy How autobiography wllf T-Cad Ute 1 r, ,, - · ' ell , , , 60 more l : j'J . must ,ul mit I've lea an e x­ lishmen have pJaf�d 'Ve11,4rlfut 19 in I pro��tJle s rua m nc t n e a c wit ;a • h . . . ••• , I h U " I 1•· n Mrs Eloise Roush and children �ey _..t ng t e .:. ..,. feminine ver9lun o f Er rol Fl)'nh'i' cept io nal ki nd · or life, and I I' m to ld I wlll ca'rn more money · s ruigle fo r freedom. He helped 1 he moo� is a pproaching its Sections 4 1 15.03, 4 1 1 11.04, 4115.05, spent an ·afternoon with her mobook. J851 quarte r. would n ' t change a ny part of It. t han any otber British perform• the cause by providing clothi n g 4 06 1 of 15. 41 and 15,07 t he Revised t he r, Mrs. Emma Fox E n route lo L.as Vegas, where I have much to be thankful fo r­ er J �e m o m. ng stars are Mars, Code or Ohio.· • " she said . a nd euppUes tor our men. He eho Mrs. Ma rtha Russell �nd g randI upiter an� 8111turn . . llhl' will appear al t he Du nes llo- Jots uf money in t he bank, a love­ How much ? The bidder must subJl'!lt with his son Anthqhf , B,adbury was t he benefa ctor of a great . M rs tel for seven weekl, the well- W ' home ant.I a lovely husba nd , "Lets put it t his , w��, It Is n umber o{ Ame rica n r e eve nmg � tar I S M�rcury, i' �i cJ . a CeJ;tified chtic1'. ln . tht'antQ.1,11'1t· FrimCll1 priso ne rs TOKYO UPI - T_he pilot of th e Pon1ero .Y a nd , round ed aclress promised her and baby." , 1 n da h l 8 y 1 much more t ha n $10100(1' 1 week. who had been t aken to Port ugal. 1 U. S. . Marine helicopter which of $720.00. _ m history. t )trs. Marle ne . Rein ha rt a nd �hilbook would be oxcltl n g. H•• Profe11lonal Help You mieh t say lt 'a well along in He provided them wi t h mo ney plucked Preside ntial Pre ss Se rre- . In ��,, Iri1:1h poet and dramaPlans a n d spedfi cations , are on dren were rece nt dinner guests e t . It wUl be t it led "Swlnalng Diana's tome will no t be ready t he rlve-rigure bracket, " she said. s t, 1 lam Butler Yeats was (l)e I n the departmen t o� �•ghways the home · ta.ry James Hargerty and U. S. and ot her neecssltles. · of M t. hnd Mrs , Lo u �orn. . Dora.'' for booblo res un t il the end of , � nd the office of the div1s1on d epu- Diehl. Ar· c �a A. Douglas or _ Ambassad recogmood nt me rn rove The , . . ;I t hink my life hall bee n Ill the year, She is candid in admlt­ In 1877, the Russo-Turk1ab War ty ,dy'�cto�wha t Dohrma n was doi ng for our t hu r II from the hands o r 1ole nt • llr. -a!lct Alts. -Mad - illrris of St. , f , JnteretlllJC a� Fly nn '!!" 1hc flald t ing t he W7it1 n 1: will be comple tt' 'lhe.fd�ctor reaerves !1,he rl sbt Albalud 1i,ef1Vt he dlfY�at the home --- - an t i-Ike dcmo ns�tors aa l d Su nday b ega n . -- -- --. wtttr 1' twinkle 11'1 he r eye. ed by a prof�Hlonal gh ost w riter. I n 1933 Ll)uisiana Sen. Huey to reje ct any and all bids. he was a lmost knocked unconor Mr. and Mrt. George Renshaw "I'm havlnQ: an American wrl tPaper SyndlC■tff , ng po�e l ll hours i nd � lllino L E. S. P�STON scious by a roc k thrown l:ly a Mrs. Lawrence Smi th is going . "Scgmenta o( my l l fe story t•r come to Engla n d to help me ute� Ju rmg a S en ate ft hbuster Director rioter. to hold a stork shower for' Mrs . . we{e S)'nd lcated in an En1:liHh with II," s�e explain ed. "It mus t a_gamst the ex tenelon of the Na- . ..(� 13, 2Q, 2tc Janet Smith;Mnj_ Don Foss, Sioux Falls, . neW¥Paper a while b1itk. They bo do ne pr:operly .' t1onal Recov e ry A d mi n istra t ion. ' \ .... . j . , D . was a t the co n trols o f t he hellMr an d Mrs D . S 'th f R . Jay, rs. romeroy �ron topk Ule mmt !li nifilJOQBI chu nks A vcl�ran of Hom e 70 movies, � In 1942 "Yank" a new u. s. IDP" I cine <'OP1 er Friday whe n lt rescued H.i g• CLUI TO MIET �t tr� ' ho�e h '. �pent Sunda/re Mrs. G . L. Michael Rpent an ---,---r rny mapdne, was P�shed .Ai al y, d n rt a e . 1 hur Presidenti ;\\acArt Mr and M rs. Law nce Smit . Riding y t Club un o -� . C Melga The l (q; the f�t U�e. e vemng with Mfs. C. E. Roecher. U , / l)c re1olut1ons committee or lb� ee sd<! at 8 p.m. at the Appointme n ts Secretary Thomaa E . . o, Mrs. T I-St ale Area Cuu ncJI, Boy Scoute, w I m t Tu e Y J. F. K'oble n t:i and M�s. , nt l'ra!lklin �de � 1n. , am ,. 5,000. I about scre frora , building. Mem- j Stephens .A.02081 2. British rn:: in 8 rece nt meeti ng approved ex- Sall1bury Township , , �elti cr•ated lhe Mollie Bookman . lpen t a d a y m J. Greta. Oa.:bo, ing riote rs who trapped their car Q,!i�P,R aoldler• rs are ask to bring sandwiches be Parkersburg. preuions of appreelaUon for scrvw ce o tio ith tnfQrma o •� , ( Oir,i DIVOT ' tor ono EJ): TO INTERI.S'Q a t Tokyo Interna tional Ai rport · 3. Portton ot Mr•• Mary Bai�ey, Minersville� ices re ndered In behalf of furthe.r- c r c oO ki ea . _ _ m •r Davis � eJµ,�f. 15. i..teu curved line OF Mi:Jc18 "Rocks were flyln& all over the j � ,ui:11,JJat ow Wtn N AREA ll cbar.-,' . ..MASO Ing t�e work of aervi ng youth m 10, E\lpl>J4, ,. Bamboollke 30. Pinch , place,' • the SD-year-old major told j 1hoU1bt for today: �can sp�n t a day with Mrs. f';hloe . l S O O D MEITIN y A l'Ulll4tt9t Bail e y, I ts assigned terrltory. in lJ. Mo111• 32. Baklnc Pu� ev ery '�-inl U nited Fress Intern ational. "1 Journaua, El�r Davia ' . ter No. 53 and Chap DAV lfU■ The bl .. , Th i/ The reaolullon,, ,aid Cou ncil No Wort� I· '. ' I brt>thu• -�-'- and Mra, Oe nzell Cleland, Neceooaey:" •on, n, l"a.Uttr, pan n<!u' by e J o v 1: the Auxiliary wilt mee t tonigh t at WII hi t numerous . time, on th e 1 " B 1a. Huter or y All l ealdent n a n d rb ra Will Michael P r eale r orl n a a n � r n a. Youth d ne e a , th 33. Nouo,.. t�rplc P� 8. o'clock at their hall . But ternut a rms and body. So was the C0· � � �_ C> q IJ&Y � & 1h , �� Compa,;ay at 110 �.. � i HNtnonle1 out Executive Robert Krejle, Av T. God ot wa:r sc �p,,�. � ·it ��� ·to I 1n �ftemoon w1to �. Nqra Ba(. �: able . • 1 SL, r-emflroy, Ohio. lllb,,,"\ pilot . 1 electio ! n of of. wlll be Th ere e. , � . H. He■ttat, re dlretted to. a. Benny 31'. Tow­ ' 'Once I waa hit In the head a nd them that � �It� ont WO(� ljlrn- ley at Flatwoods. aelS office ,boo• ?{Y2-215fJ, editOI' both organizations. ReUI. Olrl'1 � ed, � � to Jobn W . l'ran.k, St. Clo !.!d, FJa, 'II fic o and Hope l! li,tal' i:a,l •id. ob, boat To thc Natl�nal Council, Boy Heers In u • 10 of e hone WY2�Sl57. ofhd out. n k almo.!ll 1 rved. e s t I be All t will s nickname 8. Hard111n. 1u,•...., .. ....... 37. Oo nu■ 0:.,��:�1: •1: �h: 1::'tio��� freshmen ve �/1:�t' �··a::r� i:�:, :rl War orld cou,tn ����':u or F�s, R) � • • W _ ll ... , bfJtter � t o be pre u r ged � � • ffCODjJ cl1u mJlll°' b e rs are e JT. )'ather , ( var.) M of u i o 1 1,., Marine ace Joe Foss 1a1d win• •t i . 1§; 1 at t,bf/ poet opic, at Pow · sent . lt. Wltberect • 13, Bplkt crabl . gu1t u1; to our hl&hly re1pected re-, .r �•�I VanMeter I, visit- ' · --;--. iii----.:g _ . . •� ahat in hellcopte� dow& � the _ . ·() (var. ) ot eorn. Sj, Tlboton . , � . �� r 'Jn( tt'er apn, "Mr. an d )itn. Itlcbard .... • t lrln1 Chlet ScoUt Executive Arl� ; . · ��• · ■ c1,: � � �auffered fft:rre1ente, �- , I, � to Vanlle�r at Gm,, ,0, Al>J)le lffCl 13. Klnf (Bp.) ' ' tered and that the craft PltACTICI s•ss10N prle■t, U. J. plo . Ind. thur A. Schuck and lo hts auoclTheo Neu till ng, Worth)' extensive dam:a,e 11.q• .&ltinall':-Ku,blll, t, Ml 1( JI. Ltlf Vlhl 18. Slope JqM rs. ,o. Pc,rt"l'U� � �· �th � Robe Mrs. and r. rt Wood t nd ,tea, tor t he many i ervlce, ren. �OR Ave· Nff Yor:· •iCIlY. � ide about 20 Fo111 dlael� lfi. 'l'rlpoU ruJer JlrRlfht of o ffl . terrlto'7 O n ll r a i 1 r t M 1(1. 111111 · .. -."J'I' i • n a "1' . , • f! Y.?'). f • at- I children apent -aever.i day1 i� de red and the privlle1e ot carry . � a e� e �h a te g'� . 21. Tbln I� dand htJI In &Ue� ·· ·0 rescu e· t he aruinaIn th o lumb us. . i n out , e proara of t h e Boy , th m. til�dl;p : t: be �, \ he . ' ! Ea' E, � � ., I' �t: I,, 17. ftWpplaae · · eattlt three men. I 9n . ' occasion• hP lndl4 , ,,· .., � ::- �- M ' • h. r-. ill e �ltlt leil ..f.ii_dil,' J.� ' coutl of America d -,, ' ' tall:� f ', , � 11111 · •�ay e ad e m ! h to � ' • ro ing n thl1 ve S e '7:15 FODI hool at c � ' ·�Y f rr-n--irr-irl . ' ' ti "A.1:f " rr whlch � wiel:erid e ct ' �to .' !"&; \ I' l o " lD nr To the Re Ion 'CV fflce of th t to pnctice •es•l Commu11� ls Wit equal p,rt- with 'Mi-. and· Mra. JOhll Re uter. ·; · Boy Scouf.:1 !r Ame�c,, R etlOl)a, � o m'1v1:: m�de nuiner, ner � h mn .,. Mr. an II� d Mn. , ve a d. ll JW/< Ji., lb: mm,tlu ., i'l.80; lllx0<utlve Wllltlm B. !Jubbell; n ■ TO P ICN IC WIDNISD4Y I out low ,w�p• o ver tho mob, / � = i I.I 'w h f D.00:- ., moJ� ·nuti where .avaU uty Re1lonal '.tiecutlvf) Rich, . Th ia· . try ina � drlv1 It aw-,y tram the- �:;,.�eae-A':J:.� -e 'iu . en ing ci d ay e v dn e a e �n4ad: 03 C:�t W . · k llhilC\llt 0 a A� Mellen, •l\d the ir aaaoctate, 2. ( n11 I und'1' wbJcb lJ s buea ' • ,.,,_: Oftt mtiiiltb, tt Bt SWIil� • , • j>.1 rt"'" t- 1erer 1 o the Heath M ethodist C llr- trapped car. ·u.., • at. C111bt1 QK d' ' at 0 h11.J' aul,l\tD<;JI; "·�; p1>tib1J; P-,; J' i 1t1:1:u ta.l.l'l in ,l e!tt. t he maJQr · ith ht1Ucopthfl n ' W · e ° at ' ic n pic in have a ed ch will m · ' ;�.� a · , ';,! ton 0 ·L � _ , Ula. ft M ..., INflth. tt ui. ne�ipapen, nd10 •tatlon1 church In Mlddlt1port at 8:00. Dch ter were C1 pt. E. P. Aurand, the 1. . -- , -· - - --�- ----- . 1 and t elevllion 1tatlon1 throuahout , 10. Rlnd ol dos member la to brlnl • covered dish President • Daul aide; C•1t. W ll. our area �or lh_olr tenorou, ,111,t- ond her own table ,ervlee 11,m Campbell of Anaheim, Calli., I '1. Bueb&U'■ , • Sat. anu ap!i ��,tk,A in, tellina the the co-pilot: and nnnery ¥ ' Y .,-. � 1 � Mr. Xqllo . � 1tory ol Scoutrn1 lo ail; Sh eldon Herman of Santa Ana. Olrl'• nune MOLZIR HOSPITAL "- llaUor To UM churehe1 of the tri-1ta t1 ADM ISSIONS, .Ju ne 10: Mrs. Jo- I Calif., and Syracuse, N. Y., · th1 •re• whOH viatom la providin• In eeph E. Thor1n, Jr., MlneravlH.fli crew chief. Cl. "1'11" bl lllnloo' ever lncreuloa aumben tll:e 1pon. Mill Mayme Mae Mast en, Che• Re1cu1 operatlon1 were dlrect­ , I ed by Aurand, who wu In rad io aoraht� of Sfoatiq IJl,d the 1pirit- �. .._ Wlnp4 ual 1uidanN for the boya or the DISCHARGES, June JO: U rban. eo �. �6�1-�t.l�J! wJ t�. a_ u. ;�· Secret. , 'tb llll� 1.re1. And to tbe ot.ller •�rina: � .,.l dwt n, Kenneth E. Sear- Settlce ar1nt In Ra1erty 1 •tailed I The rescue w11 eilteicted u n­ uoupa who IN htlplq W mee� 181, Mri,. Rt lph E. Bowser, Mn. car. the need■ ot their commun lt111. to; Horner A. VltUoe Henry GN>Ver der emera:eney procedurea ■l1 � aU 188 apouonn, or,an.llaUona; : Bftidley, John El�in Sa lts, Mn. ' ready deviitd by the Navy cap. To the many municipal bodlea .Erruna L. Power1, Gwendolyn M. taln. "' W�o t,a.ve 1lven •peeial NW&nlu· Cicero, llarTy- AHH O'Dell Jaffll'l' 1 1 tiOJ!, W !kput1n1 durln1 the rear, G Mc:Kinney Cllarles A. Bl'oylh , alid to tbe labor union, lor their �.. J. ' Hen drkks l<VIH!a t 1 JJIDah --:i ,S n OIIDll -.. :- ' e e ndoraement1; � Burll!hal't, Andffw E. J'it11p1 trtck. ' � <l;YPl'OQtl�-:,,-. "l:o the � volunteer leaden Louue Ba:Td. Dunca n, Rev. Ge qe a.e\1 1.-J · -.hQ o,:o l,M'!f tb,lt dedlpot,ed un- 11. lhrlln .,.._, O<tbert er.Jg Mro. A ll Y D; � I, , · •· � ■elfl■h 11holce1 that Scoutln1 may Dencll E. •�de, In f41nt r,. L O ¥ G f l!, ,.a . F�male · ' be , lffl•�fi<lal tnnuence in the Rarnold>, ilro. Bernant M. G<iln, r 4ly � ... II�e, Ql !lie bor■ ol � area; Iller lln l:dward J Stoot ' �.� ;'::, tJIO• t . '' . wb9se flnanTo (lie Juno 10; Infant Mate � WASHINGTON UPI, - Japan '■ , Uae � ad f: 1 , · , cl■l •�� thloialh Utut.d. Funda, 'llbonn, Ill', end Mn. YO\llll democra e,,. · bop during . W U. code ltt._,. aN r Joseph E. Community Cit•� lico�I •amtile ■ix lllnet'l I , vlllo, ,.., pool - · Amer!W> . ', . ' . PAitn■ , ll!d ln4l'(la/ial 1lliii enable - -� ,,-.,,-,-- _ , oc,upatloa, Ia o n trial . and tbe I & . ua to, � it � · f�Vd; nn� Council, 111 the nation ; 'ftfdlct m,Y tODtfl IO(ffl. 1 i '� � T TT 'I)! Ill "- our ,. >.i>d, te the sreat volunteer and •• 11. Tbat� the view bf top Ametl" t • � . t, (or bto pro(u■lonal leader■ ol t he Bor' eu, ,utbotIUe■ who believe Pre' ITTD X 9i.l.\ l . �Ji,- 4.. Scoµt '!'•�•ment acrou the nauon' I lldtnt' lliloilhow_.. totttiebnllu • ., P <>Ii <\m,er- wh... olfol'II wtll help ua a, we ) vlolt ' I<> Jap■n , bu -Jtil Ini!i \ 'f , �� . ln�nae ,..,.. � 01,11<,i, ■llji complet, annlver !(IOU17,n ollatp srelll tIOth � - Tll.llr THINIIETH H• � , .,.bar� upon a ,... mw■fit tflort Ill onili � � lo,- """ �, · 11- , .. .., . , '� :• '• ' I' .• · '. ' " -' tt'!lll''llli �� -·11ut y 'tbi ln 1mat -..i ol , e.., tIO � t """ '!ff 11,11 ,, � !ia• �� ol• Alnorka. t''lloo • qtieotlo4 L, · ti '.¥. ,J:'·, t t1 ,wl ,, .� 'J(".,;ilf<'f,:1t� � ',;•'};�� �ii'i.f' ,I • • 1¥ j fii 1111 -- ' l I�!"' �f, I , � •��-o-,:tJ-( I I I ,, ,. '. '' .' '' I, • I, .: •' '' :' 'I ' 'I I ' '' I I .. ' '. ' ' ' '' • ' '' ' �d,i, How Will We Exist? 1'J/4 I f8. . . W11� I I I I ·----·----==------- Blonde Diana Dors Sells Her Life Drarlv To Book Publisher .et., , ,,. .. e 1ocon· H I• t I PiJot KnOCke'"d1 ., l y I NearIy s·11 'fQD "· , -',R YESTt"RYE ..,. ·' · ' an, ks CoUDCI'} Th Scoot• A'des DAILY SENTINEL DAYBOOK I .,.wan,-va- 11ro" S I �,,,. I I Fo�:':,JJ� !"tlib , . .,! �. ...'IJ..- El ialdi '<I lift l l•�( · :c I . · if I "' ' ;_.e; J 3::et; •:, J! 4 . · t' " ;"'?'!'� = illl"'"�'..... IP ' ,J.• ;!,W ;\J:ei � �,:i ,b"'Y y• 1111e day, aome of tboae soldier, prob- crew pai nted a funn y-looldn 1 bird ly Robert J. S.rllng WASH!NGTON UPI _ U nno- ably are co n vi nced the U. S. tr111n­ on "Aleunder'■ noae, with the body and winp or a aoo,e a nd th11 tleed. but not unlamented, the &• I· ed ca ni ne& to fly bomben. The moat f1mou, 817 wa1 "AleJt- head and neck o1 a twin. Under lint 817 has di&appeared from the 1.kies it once ruled. a n<l.er th e Swooae" which ael a neaUt they letLered the word1, "II 1 The Air Force has deslro)'ed the wa rtime record by aver1gi n& 1� Flies?" "Alexander" new, Millions over lut 817 carried 011 Its books aa a combat ho1tn a mo nt h. Originally, nii.uile-target aircraft, the Coast it waa an ordi nary run-of-the-mill the Philippines and Dutch Ea.st Guard has eiven up the B J 7 ' s it B17 which wu parked on Clark Indies. In one year, the hybrid uaed II a ir-a.ea rescue phr.nes, and Field i n the Philipplnea Dec. 8, bomber flew e nou&h mil•ion1 to I equal 15 filghll around the world. abou t all that remains is a rlo-ck of 1941. le1e nda and memories. Attackin11 Japaneae planes made "Alexan der" became fllmo111 after One or t hem is being used as a a men out of that particular some one wrote a book about it flyi ng aquarium. A couple atill are bombe r. They tore hol e11 In the and an Air Corps 1ie neral pulled flyi n g aa crop-dusters. Bul as an shi n i n11 alumnium, turned the four "Alexander'' ou t of comba t duty ac t ive aircraft, the 8 1 7 bu gone e ngin e■ into junk and did a hair- and made it hl1 personal plane for i nto re t iremen t . cut on ita two miles of wiri n,:. a while. " , W hen they flni1her, the $200,000 "Alexa nde r" eventually was re• Dubbed _ the ,. Fly1:. i g Fortre_u I l? waa worth abou t $200 in 1 B when Boeing brought uu t the first ju nk ya rd. That•• where it would duced to ferryin& penonn,1 and model i n 1935, the 817 wa.11 u n- have ended except that the U. S. mail. V-J Day found it In • arave­ yard for su rplus 111'arpla nea too doubtedly the most famous war• needed planes too badly. weary and battered for active dut)'. pla ne ever buil t . At the lime, ii Mechanic• installed undamaied But Air Foree officials who re­ was widely crllici:r.ed as too big a vet.er1n s■ved t he pla ne for pilo ts to handle. B)' t he engin es from hopele118IY wrecked membered end of World War 11, however, pla nes. They l)atched up the wir­ �· Ale11nder'' fNlm the Junk . yard . Boeing and t wo other li censed i ng a nd grafted p,rte from o t her A nd marked Jt for perpetual di1manu facturen had turned out 111 rcraft beyond repair. That's play ln t he Smithaonian A_Jr Mu­ 1 12,731 of the four•engined gian ts, where t his Bl7 got its name­ seum. "Aluander t he Swoo a e," arter the Tha t was lhe story of t he moat a nd they carried the bru nt of [he Walt Disney ch aracter that was famous "Ale under the Bli. air war against Nazi Germany. Bl7'& dropped 640,036 tons of half swan and half gooae. The Swooee" . . . . i1eund111r the lnde• ■tructlble . . a Cr11J1, mlxed•UP bombs on European t.argetr-aboul airplane wltb a 1e<OJ1d•na nd hide 75 per cent o{ the bomb ton nage a nd a fun ny nick name and a Uv u n loaded by all U. S. aircraft. In 8ei,ng A nnounced I na, breathing personality . . with compUi n1 this record, the Bl7 also Mr - and . Mrs. R0bert H� 11, u1· i· a couple of hundred . wor.n-out . ma naged to build a host or lege nds h� rda, OhJO, are an nounemg t�e p■rts belonginc to 80ffleone else about its fa ntastic durability. _ birth Ju ne 8 of a d augh�er, Lc:mi ! a nd the spirit or American air It was a no b1y and draft y pla ne. Ann, at Mt. Carmel Hwi p1tal, Col• , power In every ■chl rui bolt . PUots cl11im1ld it was like t aking umbus. There wu and is a bit of ''Alex­ G�• ndparen ta are �- a nd Mr1. e nder' 'in every u. s. plane , in­ off i n a perforated box car . But y, and Mr. eluding the old , beat-up BIT'• that th ere never was a n ai.rpla ne b':'ilt Orvd le Youn g, Plain Cit . Great wound up t heilr lives actina: 18 Marysville or Hall Mra. and h that couid abso rb punishmen t ke 1 the Bl7. They used to Limv home gra ndparen t.a are Mr. _ a nd Mn. drone pun.china: baJs for t he new THE OlD AND TH! NIW blend bl thll acen1 from seoui, eapltal of Scuth KO!U, thfl only on t wo e ngi nes, with 'tails half I Jake Young, 302 W. Mam St, Porn- guid ed miulle1 . . dolnf a dirty point on the Allall la.n4 n:iua wblch III on Pftldtlent lCllenbowel"'a Far Eaat tttnerary. A. s�ot away and wi ngs literally flap- eroy, a�� Mr. . ,n d Mrs. Russell job for their country II they did a new elght-atory buUdlng II at lftft,,, and neara In f01eground: 15 the old IOUth gate of MayeS, l"aryaville . PlR&. Iona time a10 when they were city. Prealdent EllenhpWer'• :tmat: Buh aumg, abown with Ida daughter. Huh took over One of the favorite 817 stories proud and shiny and de adly u acUng preaident a!ler ·tlle bloody po&fllecUon uprilln1:9- after which apd 8)11:lgmaA ATLII, WlfE ESCAPE CRASH queens of t he air. concerned the ship that developed and hili wUe left the country. Map abows the penmallta. divided IDto -0ommUDII& ilbee ._ GREAT MISSENDEN, Engla nd eniine trouble ove r ILBly. The Nortb Kon& an4 tba frtt Rfiubllo ot Soutll Kor&. , i1ler n i M Prlme r e Form crew balled out, leaving behi n d a UPI ------ _____ • _ ___ ____________ _ of diplomatic immu nity . couple of dogs ca rried as m.1scots. Clement Attlee and his wife es., 1 n, Harrualng Tactic$ The 817 droned along on two en- caped wi thout injury Sunday when omot au trol their of n J co \ lollt e sh r Tu over ._,1 Ge ,m,n Communa•· ei nes, finally wou nd up ... are ., l:,,i:I key, ran out of gas a nd glided to �Ile and It collided with two apeliminate drawing up pl1ms to occ11panta The vehicle1. • perfect landi ng. When Turkish proachlng elevated railway Ir,llie i n w..t , ID 'o troop, l nopec ted t he plane, all the, or the other cars al,o were Un• Berlin. The Communists control found were the t wo dogs. To this hu rt. of the Tokyo diploma t ic corps ls elevated trai n service for bo th ;;;; BY PHIL NE WSOM ;;;; 1 ci rcula t ing a petition among the sectol'S of the d ivided city, and, u. $, Foralgn Editor ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;;a;;;a;;;aa;,,;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;;. To kyo reports say it ie begin, members aak!ng the foreign o1- accordi ng to reliable report4, now a re worki ng on a scheme t o byn i n g to loot more and more as if I f1ce to exempt foreign diplomats For your s ! Pr ime Minister Nobusuke Kishi from pa_ying t he 10-ye n 2.8 cen t i; pass West Berli n . The eleva ted is la o n t.he way out. Kb1hi's actio n parking meter fees. A question 1 the city's pri ncipal mean.a or ..By ELMER WALZER NEW YORK UPI-In the ol d i n ramming the U. S.-Japan mu- ---- - - - ---­ days when an investor waa con• tual 11ecurity through ParlJa· sidering -buyl n1 a stock, he would ment created a political storm, touched orr mo nt h-long rioting and 1 aak auch questiona 11 "what'• lhe ted grave doubts about tbe crea at our clean, dividend?" "what's the yield ? " bili�y of PreRid!nt _Eis�advisa s arning I an d "how many times e Safety-Tested bower gom� through with his v111t 1 is it selling for?" · NEW CAR ( I n tbeae days people make good t o Japan Ju,:ae 19. �ow sources money buying s tticki tliat do n 't � lose to Kl1h1 say pr1vat�ly th�re TRADE • INS 1 pay II divide nd and n ever have •s a good cl} ance he will resign 1 � 1 after the Pre11ideo,t:s vilil The paid one -l.oolc ,rlteH i4 '· Also the old rule of thumb I most ta llild Of dates arc Ju ne I 25. an value &ut,, fool • " tha t good common alock, sell for · en en gi 10 _timea �arnings b�a be � Orgaolzl ng press coverage for 1 a · Jolt wit h some mues aellmg a n Eisenhower lour Ja always a at more than DO tlmee eam ings mighty job. But In the Orient and doi ng righ t well price wise. where red tape was i nven ted, the The New York Stock Exchange job i8 even mh:htler. Example: in the June lque of ita m1g1- Foreign office and U. S. St.ate De• into partm en t officials were escorting zlne, "Exchange " delves 88 - 2 DOOR SEDAN t hese anl{ies. ne wsmen on a dress rehearsal of VB Rocket Engine. Goes like a jet. Ad.age Loae Lu■ter th e visit the other day. All went On t he times-earnings problem, well until the group got to the it notes that old Wall Street ad- Imperial Palace. There, the guards aa:ea like the one abou t 10 Umee wou1dn 't let them through the earnings neither d ie nor fa de ga tes despite the show of reams MONTERY 2 DOOR away, "bu t they wtalnly lose of top credent ials. Th en when A youthful car inside and out. some of their lu11er at tim es. the party got to Washington The mqulnei U1ta Jtocks- Heijhts-a n armed services hous1 20 selling for less than 10 tim es ing area-t he State Depa rtment earnings, ahd 20 sellinc for more rep resentatives couldn 't ge t the 8 CYLINDER - DELUXE 2 DOOR tha n 25 times. earntn11. group pH l t he sentrlea. In the latter llat are such laHl1h Dlplomecy A car for real economy. eu es as polaroJd, selllni at 78.fl Disreigardlng Japan's Political times earnin gs; Texas Jnatrum enl! turmoil, 8 senior ABian member • • at 53.4 time,, and International 1 -;-;;-;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;._ Business MachJnea at M.5 tim es. CUSTOM 300 - VB 2 DOOR Four of· t he Jsauea in the other Frisky as a young colt. iroupa-American Sq•r Refining, I International Harveater, North­ west Airlines, and U . S. U.nes­ ' are q11oted at leas than seven I I times eamin11. , COUPE DEVILLE "Wheh one llau, ael\1 for only A better buy than a brand new small car. 11igh tly better thin five tJmea earninc• and another · nearly '18 lime1, the 10. tlmea tatl q, beco�t!II a ab■ky meaaurlne rod, Indeed/' av• the Excban,:e. CENTURY RIVERIA COUPE Other F1ctert Solid white color - A solid value. Jt notea that mo■t people take 1 a areal m,ny o\her factora into . , coneid er1tion ,before inaldn1 an � ' ' apparent inves tment , 1uch II 88 - 4 DOOR SEDAN trend of economic co,iditlona, the I �--- CllJD.......: · , ill•-� '' ' ,,,. l\'JJI, ,,, 11� ili ... . , ��=��· · :' ' ' r �•.. s· tiff' t'rW mimfi. .., ' 1'llo-, � ..,.\!I I ' • 'j'� ' ' I c. l,lfi at I '57 FORD - • I I '57 CADILLAC - '56 BU ICK - - - $1195 lt. i� () LDSMO �l J � ' "'' th SUPER 88 - 2 DOOR A quality car Inside and out, - '54 PLYMOUTH ,By u·at·.lo $695 5395 SAVOY 4 DOOR Here m good transportation at a good price. '54 STUD EBAK ER 5295 STARIJTE COUPE The tires were sloleo - We'll install new on81. '53 PLYMOUTH I PASSENGER COVPE . Not a beauty but ft!DI good. '46 CH EVROL ET PANEL TRUCK ,, - 5195 • · Karr & Yan -Zandt I * OW.oblle - p,tllll■te _;_ a.Iller W: IIIAJN " .l'lloae WY--NaU STRl!J:'l'lr · POMEROY� OHIO BAKER'S RILL TWIN Sllf HOLLYWOOD BEDS BAKER Both For '79.95 FURNITURE 1 ·.z - Delicious! I For the laat look at your •fur.,ace• chooaa '56 OLDSMOBI LE $1295 u FROM 4f $1195 I I $2995 lu ANOTHER GOOD BUY . • • I '58 OLDSMO BILE $1 795 II I, '58 MERC U RY I '57 CHEV RO LET $1 195 I f i I \IN! In �•- • I N ew Reasons TO I BDV, ell Stock -- - !c.- -- -- y· 1\----r·•""'i,J Investors F" d FIRST LOOK --- - - I CLEVELAND UPJ - AA ..,... me n t lo merte the Nlebl Plate and the Norfolll: and W.....,_ ..uroad■ wu announced. NN ltodu. Nickel Pl.ate PrelldeAt Felbt I. Hales aid lbe dired(n el. belli r■ilro1d1 have 11Ned apoa a b■IUI for the eachan&e of ,toct. I . May' . MinISter apanese prime p t ac Lose JOb ve r US•Japan F " anc,:a1 Gossip SECOND CAR To M"1(e 'With Nol:W Some or&:ani.U'rs of the World Euc�ari1t�c Congre11 openin& in Mumch, Germany, on J uly 31 are hopeful th11t Pope John XDl1 will break another tradition and attend the congreu. One milllon SIi' U. S. LAGGING faithful HE" expected to attmd the meeting and the (eelin1 la MU..WAUKtt, Wis UPl - A that t he Pope' s presence would lolal of 89 per (!fflt of t.000 ,e,­ gl\'e il a tremendous lift. Vatican \ aons an1werin1 a poll coad:ucnd source, are not 11ying and it Ill , by Rep. Henry Beua (D-Wll:.} 11ld ;again,t tradi tion for thlf Pope lo I they did not believ e the United go far f rom the Vatican. I n any St.le.I wa1 winoln1 the overall eve n t. the Pope will make the worldwide competition witll. the final deci,ion. SOvlet U nion. th•J I ' I Nickel Pl.ae Uae I I • TrHttl"" a,••., I Birth 0/ Dau1luer I \ ! JIil! DAil.'f $ENTIN I : ·• 1' ; aOWn, 'fh't�v1· 'II. D, 0., tt ..... · -­ ·��-­ w. 11o.. Y N:,-w: 'X'� .,,_ ! I I I s. a. l tor.:· I l I �- -... to :e.: """" 1. I Laurel Cliff NeWS Of The ee k I I Tri-State Area , '�s:Jio.�µ, �9!! 5 I I ... Z':"" ,115 �\! , � 'il, . � , , 1 .fi_l. ' 1. - I �-.L . ' �!lnted Portugal 'iilP:Rw,, � - �q� I'll°" � .1411Wl �·IU4 I!ven t "epOrte ,,. to Merchan.t Afto.r RevQ�11t10J1 to -DAI L Y C R O S S W O R D '«f-.. , � -�. • >.\l/lifl 'f,;�;; '«l!9i !% IW, lp1,w« 11 I �i,,lm'!!IF.t!/Ji -«W� o.1:M!i,, . · . � S r I1o/,�X. Ylll/llf!M#. 1/ig, � � !'/If. I tnn.eportaUon and lo hit Mr· vi� to tbe Weat would be lo close a loophole for eaeape from the E.ul and redu� Eut-Wnt cont.cu caUbre or mana1em e n\ of th e particular company being •t udled, the rate of ill ,rowth, the ,um■ spent on re,earcb, the proportion of proflt1 plowed back into t he : bualne11 and the 1ener11 outlook. The principal N.l'3n why &0me I common stocks aeU ao hich In re, lation t o eamin;■; II investor con• I fldence that over the Iona pull those Juues wUI do well and re- , ward tbeh' owntn bandaomely, say1 the, article. 1 1 PICK ■• 0111 R ICH MILWAUKEE, W�•- UPI - An ! 86-year.old rag picker who lived In a $23-a-month, litter-laden Oat I I lert an estate valued at more than '741,000, It WII rtlpotled tod,y. I I I .,•"o I ELECTRIC HEAT .,•.. the better way lo heat yout home Tempting Meals Are Yours this Faectric Once the ceiling wires are covemd, bome heatin,"furnace "wlll be out of sight-and out ofmind-!miver, The nice thing about eliminating a furnace is that you eliminat. everythinr that goes with it-llues, regiaten, blowers, tanks, fllten•• ,and dirt ltld tepairs and noise and llama. Electric Heat eliminates everything but comfortable, preciee1y controlled heat . . . heat that's pure as p,1nshin11. 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W• "°"' eatimat• Electric R�al .,;11w, t per ""' •! adual -- • • 1,wo i, .., obl;p,io.. $25 TO $1000 �i�i�1 tiJINIWf • likes. ' c.£.�- ONH.. I. . I I I I .... • . - . OHIO IIOW9:11 COM�ANY A&1 "•aklet1IIII De....-.nt .. ' .... ---.-.;, I wut to !mow ...,. abeut - Hoot fon □ •--HIN O HD• ll-pa1• ltlec:ul.0: H••t �olda-, '"llew Q my p111.1at bome nta, Olld ....- fol lfOV -• N,omc'------------ A""'--.,_________ 11"4, - �- -�--- iO - Mel's AU�Stars WTin Second Game 2�0 .. ------------------·------- ------- " Jets To O�n , . � :� T h • QO!'fl4M. .Br.o,fru hlYe -••need &J,e'ticninl: ol end ;Jim Jlo uato� of UFFA LO UPI - 11ie su:thQMo �ce Columbus Jets open a four . . S�· The former Buckeye All-Ameri- tarne series against the Buffalo isons here tonight. can ft, the Browns' fint dra rt choiee! 'Ht Wal npeci,ed to be The J els � I08ed a poor homf' ,lvea a thot at Lbe defensive end stand or only· tw u v.:ins and fivt' i,lot -o, it I llne�er"!I poll. lasses Sunday, dropping !I � dPclsion lo Rbchetter. A crowd of 1,780 saw the Red Wini,:s' Bob Gtb!lon set dOwn the Jt'hi on f i v t· hitg' while hi� mates pounded four Columb"us pltcher11 for 13 hits in eluding a home ru 11 by se�ond U<liemau Wll •· 'I Sh a nnon. 4rillll1St BISOns r ... ., ._ ., . �- •. ���.�,!!�::. 1 NATIO�AL LE'!'-11• w . ' · P c:t. GJ 32 )} ·" J 5 l ' 1 t t stJuris:h '.".!':' " S:ii i F r.iiwis<:o 32 21 .404 ½ .\l 1 ho u he 24 30 -�.5 4 26 27 -4'1 8½1 C1nl'1rmaLi 25 27 . 1 7 SI Louis i-1 28 - ,2 8 .l u� An g�les 20 26 . 4 � 9 h1 go 1. ' t"a , 19 33 .385 13 l'hlladel p lua Saturd�:,- " ¥�ult• St. Loui, 7 PifU,'1_ur9't • P�il�!lphia 7 C��.FIP. , M, l w�'fkft '9 .$an f. rf,nclff' 5 Los A n a-1•• ! 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W'amlley 'Wna'(Orced at second but Wil.!!oD beat out , the l{';row lo first hlch wouJd for the , " . •uuu I.! blt play ti�ve ended the Inning. Hesso,i, meaqwhile, ICored. Clar� lP)n'1Y,�e� foJ].owin& the game that' JOHn" · Tbotna .. Ohio State baseball player rr� Galllpolia had been .fif"ed ''or His ' also •� · team 1 8 an outrie!�i." nounced two d· eflnlte · dates fpr future &■me, · Ws dub will travel to Montaome,-y, W. Y.a., �n Sunday, I June 19, fo.r a &11me a team compo11ed of West Vlrgmla Tech and MonU,:Omery Hieb 84:: hool playcrs. His team wilJ also play Nltro or the 11trobg ltapawba Valley League on Wednesday night, June 22, at Bachtel Fleld , The line score: ooo 00P 000---0 3 7 Gal .-Mid. oox-2 5 1 Mel's All-Stan ooo .t w . 1 I w.,, ftord Indians Take Called Game One-Time Little Leaguers.a'& State 'A' Title . 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One of Americi s le,q.dlng man­ ....I . 1: � . / 4 (or ( v� J,i s, i9�'Jdi1;1� 1 ub1eturers and wholesalers of Firs� thin&: fQU know, lhe(e �aa .Pl an ,u-o,ut •!UiJ�K br11�I �p. �bt�h �!s� 4? �DW,F�• m the ?.i�tes ,brand r»affie · sportdni E:\JUipment Wasbinrton I J11-d Lemon got ul 9pen ffine vlctozy. 1'he �ard1 (HUNTING - )"ISHI NG J the beat licka with th,ree �ome_r. psk<, RP 19r�er t�ai,i!l)bte �ll• BAS:tMf - Fl)OTBALL J)� · AI.J, and · aH other in_ Rocky Colavito of Detro�t and Jll�r Mlz�Jl t�r t)J.i:�.e ry.qs J_n the BAS 'Jl(lrti) de­ D i ck )i/uai( of P!\Jsburl!l entered !l�I iwo /prupfs . QI the !1litblcap door •nd mto the 1p1rlt of t�e occaalon �i�h ana went on lo win behll1.'4-Erme al·res l'8IPO . ble person to ser­ two home runs ap1�� . and �dlle BrogJ.io. vice our · · · RTS SiiELF t.n McCovey or San Frabc1sco dumep. I 1 food, drug; vtriety stores, etc. . 'l'he Gia:rits pounded five Milin With 8 grand-sllni "homer. When Uiey finally separated •II waukee pltch4i!ra for 18 hlts, the the combitanta here Were ttie big blow being McCovey's pinch ' homer with the bases full during results": 8 six-run rally In the seventh. • Th 'I · e Se . na 4>rs 'V,op t�e open_er , o1 No ,�1ing-Oper11te from !home the 'f.i.ee,-., 8 4C�ble�!a4er -No experi'tnce or kn-owled,ge �-3, 6�t lost t�e nlghtc;ap 12-b. ·T�t of sportinia: t:oods nece&Dry (We A�1e,1cs knock� the Orioles out Train You)-W� e&i.blisb your of first place _ in the American accoon� - Cash i·ncome starts League by beating them ln a dou ­ iimmf!dliately, bleheader 8-1 and C.-3 tn 10 inning•. The Red Sox downed tile White The Little League baseball game 1 Sox, 4-1, Hd the Indians took over between the �-,Uddleport Indians the lead by a hair eame eveJJ and Bravfls which was tled. at �-5 1 though their · twin-bill with the 11fter six (ull in,nings and called in Yankees waa postponed becau11e the top o( the 7th because or darkof rain. ness when the Braves . hid' "four ·I Mud!: ,have ear and be able- to ,1nt.s Spllt Twin &Ill runs In ,was completed SaturdaY devote a.. few hours each week,. In th"e 'National League, the Pl- morning. fl ended with the Jndillns : Minimum tnvcstrpen, t of $1295. Liberty rates cruShed the Cardinala, lC.-3, winning 10-9. Cash required - w;hie1h is pro­ COLUMBUS n the fint of _two games · but Managers Don Lowery and I tected ,by oµr re:pur<:hase of Union of f'airfield County tin-all y I d�opped the mahtcap, 5-2. The Woody Call agreed to complete the your enUre inventory. won the mucb-delayed st"&te Class Gia nts climbed to within a half- game from the point of it.a being I Write at IMKe for • local lntar­ A .hi� •mhool • baseba-ll title dur- 1 game of the top with a 16-7 lrl- cal)ed,· otherwise it would have ; w-1.w, flYlnt Mme, liddralf, in-g tJhe 'Weekend. · umph over Milwaukee, the · Dodg- been declared a regulation tied phOM Liberty Union defeated Convoy v n Wert County 8-4 Sat- ers deJeated tbe �eds, 3-l , and Ji:am'e and played over comp1eJc1y. U I ur�::·to \elatedly put tile lid on the Cu_bs beat the Phlllles, 8-7, in �ike Bratton •.� bases loaded triple 10 inn11,gs, , m the sevrnth won the �•me. 39 N. 2ND STRIET 'hi-ih sch ool athlotic acUvJty for Wayn,. avis was ' the wmner, · PHILA. 6, PA. llhc "' hooI vear. The tourn·am e- nt total �f l} homers Wall hit In George SDauer, the loser. A . · ma 1e. delayed fl rst iby ral n e nd the W8!ih1ngton - Detroit doublt• ____ _ __ ___ tprn by sc,hool activltlei, was or lg• dip. Lemon drove ln four runs in Ina.Hy soheduled to be, playe d. the , the opener wllh a homer and a 14,st weekend in May. dngle. Jose ValdMel&o and Eddie Liberty Union's Jim Reed pitch- Yost also Connected . ed Ch•e scoreless lm�_ln,gs alter glvLemon belted two more homers ing '\IP fo r runs -in the first two in the nl1:htcap, bringing hie sea­ fnmes to ! ' olp Pif t.m to its 14th son total t() 18 and Bob Allison straifhl v cto'ry without a loss. I also homered f�r the Senators, The winners, who beaan play- but lt wa11n't enough. Colavito in-e togetiher as Little Lea·,uers six hit two tnd now h11s 10; Frank years -ago, seored Q,ree T\ip! l-n· tihe Bolling and Chico Fernandfll tn,ch first, two �n the eeconcf t'hd three blt one and 10 did pltebed Frank more In the third tO il'Ye !Fairfield Lary , who drove In four runs County lt1 firat Class A Ulie In 22 whlle regl1terlng bis alxtb victory. years. B ud D■IeY of the A'B BCOred hi• seventh , straiaht victory and ,\LY'I tjOIIIJ !IJINS elgblh of the ■eaaon when l\e PARIS UPI - Tile �i. Prince pltthed a five-hitter and struck co�e In or clill for a free 'roof lnapection and A1J Khan's °Charlott1vlUfl1 1 -.von out 1 1 Oriole batten tn the opener". estimate. There Is no obljg•llqn wh�tsoever. tbe French Derby at" ChanUlly Kan■as City won the nightcap by your roof needs Sunday alvlna tbo 1ta�I• JIB flrat 1etting to Hoyt Wilhelm tor two \fp. c411 victory tn th� family race. Kehn rune in· the 10th lnnln� · the colnplet, Jqll .tiill�fy ;piiil · . . , ; died on Ml)' 12 in an auto •�clThe Yankee, had taken . a 1,P . •�nomicallyr : : . . ·· . . ·. · · • ,, ·' 1'f.l ,:.t•i'.., - � • , • ·,:,•. ' . dent. lead In tp"C first lnnin1 of tlt.r ���f ""· · ,, : ••( . l ----- --- ---- Huge691b. HOAD WINS TOUR NEY SANTA BARBARA, Calif. UPI­ Lew Road of Australla won the Paciflc Cout Professional Tennis Tournament Sunday bY defeating countryman Ken Rosewall, fl-1 , 4-6, 6-3. ,w :rl� Lemon 1\:' dded Sp;-_CedT.. -o -Sunday �;, , -�i-}t f!:d-�ill� Ir. �J)pp._ Served Up In Baseball ''!:; soconll,I and Nhl SAVE U P TO $50.00 ON .ALL · APPLIANCES! ·a .,,..._...,,'!'"'"".'."�, DUR.I N G I N G!L� · NOW GOIN G ON! ilrwigbt to the Dodgers Sunday. falling victim to unbeaten Stan Williams, who set them down . on four hlt,s. It was Williams' first complete game at t.ne Colise um I since JuJ,y 9, 1�58, iqrd the Dodg­ ers cam8 throujh with n"ine hits. He baS' 5-o record. · The · nodger righth�mder and CincinTl,ltl 11tarter Jay Hook were loc�ed in a scoreless pithing bat­ tle �or the first four inning s. Bu1 in the filth, the Dodgers scored two runs on three singles and a I walk. Despite the loss, Cininnati had the satisaction of stopping the _ 10I game hitting streak of sensahon• al rookie Ftank How.ird, whu railed to get a hit. CIII/Rl/6 ' , Mt.I- Be PBl'El{t>/NG Cl/II.MP ;.::,___ 11(· . · ?"Ill= � #CAA � ,,} M'P · · "' tAreR Ill r� r"Zat1 Wltl. 61 J/.S �'-N_{;'( pY l(olf "fl/I! OtJ'r'fPt& �, HIS AIIV HI F R ..., /IE� ser . zoo-,t//37'/fR� 1"C- AJtO<IJ/t> A n,,,. ,n,v nv,.,,,,�~ee. TIii! 77trYAltP M'P _; '--. C':'111'1'/. :;!QO•ll/417/f �If'111/�S, 21 • OF VALUES I :�:: ::·:�:": .:: ,.::.:'.: �,,·p 1. SRming Jg RUTLAND FURNITURE TUEBDAY C IIAA!!! �• meanwllilf, fanned i(veb'.!ll/'· Oddly aj!'� i, ·,. ,e vep"" enouah , o lhe Ive it, he sur • • 0 n :- 1� !.19: � .� i :�e: : CLEV,EI..AND UPI - The C in­ dnnal i Reds take time out fn,111 League prnn.:1 111 the National t chase tonigh when they meL'! t hr Cleveland Indians in a bl'ndl l g11me in �unirip al Stud ium. The 8.eds will be enroute h(1rnr after a twO-week road trip !hllt ended Sunday with a 3-1 loss u! Los AngcJCs . They oJ){!n a 13 game hol:ne stand starting Tursd:tr I F!lr J#t. .81, $p KAN!iAS l�T Cll:'ve)and 28 � , . 31 � . ,f Hall imore 1k New York 27 2J l½ � Det roil 26 23 , 3 Chicago 28 � . 22 ;.& � 7� Washington .fla KanHs City 22 1? 32 .$i7 1} Boston S■funl•y't �f�ltl Bo.ton 5 Chlcaf> 4 Chie go 8 ici1ton ' Ball r.more 6 Kanws C ity 5 N•w Y Or'k 6 Clitvtland' W•shlr\9fon I o.t'fOlt 7 10 Inn•. Sund•v's ltMUltt, Mother Leila uplalned ehe WHhlnlfon i Detroit 3 1st joihed her 39-yeer-old son ir1 BosD•trolt '12 W-■tiln;t,n 2 2hd ht ton last Tuesday mdrn ine 6'k!ause KanHs City 6 B•ftlmor. 1 . of hi1 IUniH. Thus ' she· W11 Wilh K•nH1 C ity 5 Baltlrnore ,I 2NI hlm for ihe first lime befpre ·a Boston 4 Chlc110 1 I fighl �jP,c°e ll,e st�rt,d hl! c.omeCleve. •t N. Y ., 2, ppcl., rain back CdlJlP.alin i:tt }p:55 . Mond1y', Prob1bl• Pltchart N•w York et K•�• City, nlfht She.said she begged him ta postpone the bout but be . re,US� be-:-3',l!' rl,-y l� 1 1 If• �ohlJ•�r- (2-3). Tlf•atf (rl,ffl,ff cause of many prev1ou11 if"CCUsa\t,Jllnlfon at Ctilcf., nJthr ' tlons th.et he had "run out" on aw Yo� 1t' �•n,u ,::::11y, nlellt Hghta. � ------don 1t Dtfr.lt, 111!!1 CJ.AIIII SWIM H i,CQJIII lilmo,■ •f· Ci�l•r.•I"'• "/.hi FRAN'Kfdft.T. GermiTlY " 'uPI­ M.ari,ll,nne H�m�erk of Jfolland Wlt,5 4()Lf TITl.i,I MYkTLF. BEACH, S. C. UPI - I 1war1 the 200-mete butter0y race Charlie Smith. Gastonia, S. C., \ in the new world record lime or auto deiler, won the Southci:n 2:34.4 SU11day nl a swimming meet Aoiateur golf ('bampionship Sun- in Ltlpzig. Ecpst Germany, accord­ d'ey by d@featlng Cobhy · Ware of ing to East German news agency AUlilU!'ltB, C:a . , 3 enil 2 In Uie final. ADN. ;f. 'TIPWl'Ll, ;pt •"Jt! , I <;lfll/11, {I MOR E BIG VALU ES • • Reds Rest For Exhibition Duel With Cleveland By Alan Ml,yer MIDWEST STAR " • " " • �el CJ�rk's h,ll �tars won their st!cCJnd ,nme ot t.be se1uiun on Sun­ da/ " t��ori a 2-0 v u:tory ( o.v �r �:ii!IJEM y�an�'s Gall ipo' J1� · , 1�dl;p�r1 I $fars. 'J'he j!.9l� �� a phtjling duel hetween pej1e J:;leuon of l.tel's team a� 84b CuJlrµP,g,h.\lm , form­ er P(!J:!1,et. o'f .fCf!:, ':\'�o ,tn,trlnl for the GaJJjJK)ijs - ?41ijilJ1'pOft com- I ' bine. as h, J lles!O" w,a, iJ! i®# ed w a hi 1 15 £•�!l . ap� _ 4µ1 '��l _ unliJ J):le s1rlh 1pii1fli; Jl�gJ!r Light­ . foot a� th,1 »,a',l)f.'liit Q_l;te back throuP.} tbe 'pox t�at bo\l,nced olf a Hes.so� ije�pp 1s .i,qv� gave �P tWO fflore Ul� "feat of tbt: route. I Pittobu;E�it� �j 0., June 13, 1960 -�-- ---- --- Pomeroy-Middleport, Or � DJJtl P'I\TR'l)TS flG/j COM E .• BQStDN Uf'I - The Bu,ton p, triotk ot-the Arneric a"n Foo � ball e have J,l*ned Abe Cohen wh � f � ,u · CbaJtanooga star y&,. lln¢h,�ltei for the New yo,t'� Glabts amt Ute Hamilton Ti c 1�.,1, " St. Loul1 T.�'� f tlii)'' !? I liler Cits. Chi"Jo t ..iJo,�u� ... Phl1airtl� i• iiJ-1:ol. ', �Pt -� •. . � Bests ClJJmP!ghmn Ip Sentinel, 4-Daily ' 2000 GREEN STAMPS .' F R ££! •· ·•-'-•• I ·· . 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S�· The former Buckeye All-Ameri- tarne series against the Buffalo isons here tonight. can ft, the Browns' fint dra rt choiee! 'Ht Wal npeci,ed to be The J els � I08ed a poor homf' ,lvea a thot at Lbe defensive end stand or only· tw u v.:ins and fivt' i,lot -o, it I llne�er"!I poll. lasses Sunday, dropping !I � dPclsion lo Rbchetter. A crowd of 1,780 saw the Red Wini,:s' Bob Gtb!lon set dOwn the Jt'hi on f i v t· hitg' while hi� mates pounded four Columb"us pltcher11 for 13 hits in eluding a home ru 11 by se�ond U<liemau Wll •· 'I Sh a nnon. 4rillll1St BISOns r ... ., ._ ., . �- •. ���.�,!!�::. 1 NATIO�AL LE'!'-11• w . ' · P c:t. GJ 32 )} ·" J 5 l ' 1 t t stJuris:h '.".!':' " S:ii i F r.iiwis<:o 32 21 .404 ½ .\l 1 ho u he 24 30 -�.5 4 26 27 -4'1 8½1 C1nl'1rmaLi 25 27 . 1 7 SI Louis i-1 28 - ,2 8 .l u� An g�les 20 26 . 4 � 9 h1 go 1. ' t"a , 19 33 .385 13 l'hlladel p lua Saturd�:,- " ¥�ult• St. Loui, 7 PifU,'1_ur9't • P�il�!lphia 7 C��.FIP. , M, l w�'fkft '9 .$an f. rf,nclff' 5 Los A n a-1•• ! Cinc)!'tttfl 2 Sul\da'f'• IJ•lM'lt• Pittsi?urllh J� Jt. �� · I• 3 q_i,.,l 11r 2 (2nci) St. Loujl S ,i " . )� 7 flp i."l'!I 1 Chi,i\,o ' 111>!, L o• Ai,,-lff 3 fn 1�11 I J���f' 7 San �l"lncl� 1, • !•rt r tJJ • , �•tf'.fl ..., "'9� Y � . M l�_w-a "1t� ,, ■n fr,, �5)&u rd•ff• (>i) �• �.'?� .:11• �1 ��"" M/JII! IMIIIOI · Fomo11.� ' :"'I"" �,, . . , -- ltllfB lit U , P,lll, to 1· f.M, �- ·40 live 8111,y" Animals! ---------- . : I '!j!il J!J �L�Ail J ' \i;j ' wi�'n'd ;1i •p,n·A� ff)'t, " ·,;- 1r 1 �in' o,n•,· ,e,c h . j\'i��, h• tw o e A� o " !lie filth on !� . : ' Jn lije . ' ,_',p,l Wil ..�era) M#R II'.'· Clark wa!ked to'"1Uilt I�• �- . __ g. Gene ll�•son l#en ) _"P/'f}' a bunt for a ,acr.illf1; �i/1 1/!fOf to first � :/if, I J;1,;;I��£ ,t1,r1:%'f �.l//f::11ff ;o ~ � ;\�,t 1111 Cl!f� the back oU'fl of reach. Clark �uptr Wamlley walked, Bill ' W1111oj; uo'unae·a to ehort. W'amlley 'Wna'(Orced at second but Wil.!!oD beat out , the l{';row lo first hlch wouJd for the , " . •uuu I.! blt play ti�ve ended the Inning. Hesso,i, meaqwhile, ICored. Clar� lP)n'1Y,�e� foJ].owin& the game that' JOHn" · Tbotna .. Ohio State baseball player rr� Galllpolia had been .fif"ed ''or His ' also •� · team 1 8 an outrie!�i." nounced two d· eflnlte · dates fpr future &■me, · Ws dub will travel to Montaome,-y, W. Y.a., �n Sunday, I June 19, fo.r a &11me a team compo11ed of West Vlrgmla Tech and MonU,:Omery Hieb 84:: hool playcrs. His team wilJ also play Nltro or the 11trobg ltapawba Valley League on Wednesday night, June 22, at Bachtel Fleld , The line score: ooo 00P 000---0 3 7 Gal .-Mid. oox-2 5 1 Mel's All-Stan ooo .t w . 1 I w.,, ftord Indians Take Called Game One-Time Little Leaguers.a'& State 'A' Title . 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'-1 • " " 'jl'��ffli . .., lo s2 49. .,,,._, ,_ fOID, .SIIYI� AND GUWNRED IY YOUI QUAllff NOIOE DEAW cUPn _ Ff,IR�ANe aoo­ Dollar lt,r doll1r, you ••�•t match /hit * * �R THJ!: LADIES GOOP IMCOME FULL OR PART TIME 020 ,,' * * itdobr H• 1,1 �!2filftt , FREiZER LOCKER SPORTING GOODS Key Distributorsbip opener with the Indiana when t�e U� ittd Press '1nter1111tloJ1•I They £ierved . p, uncb Sunday and raj._n �ap.ie ,R4 ��d o�.t tbe NOW AVAIL4Bl,E FOR put a ;·eal klcl< in it just by add- w:tic;t)e afta>r. 'Till$ TER1 ll.l'ro,RY i. "b'.. rt r1 · ing a duh of Lemon. Ca o a n l n 1 p """' "'�)la . One of Americi s le,q.dlng man­ ....I . 1: � . / 4 (or ( v� J,i s, i9�'Jdi1;1� 1 ub1eturers and wholesalers of Firs� thin&: fQU know, lhe(e �aa .Pl an ,u-o,ut •!UiJ�K br11�I �p. �bt�h �!s� 4? �DW,F�• m the ?.i�tes ,brand r»affie · sportdni E:\JUipment Wasbinrton I J11-d Lemon got ul 9pen ffine vlctozy. 1'he �ard1 (HUNTING - )"ISHI NG J the beat licka with th,ree �ome_r. psk<, RP 19r�er t�ai,i!l)bte �ll• BAS:tMf - Fl)OTBALL J)� · AI.J, and · aH other in_ Rocky Colavito of Detro�t and Jll�r Mlz�Jl t�r t)J.i:�.e ry.qs J_n the BAS 'Jl(lrti) de­ D i ck )i/uai( of P!\Jsburl!l entered !l�I iwo /prupfs . QI the !1litblcap door •nd mto the 1p1rlt of t�e occaalon �i�h ana went on lo win behll1.'4-Erme al·res l'8IPO . ble person to ser­ two home runs ap1�� . and �dlle BrogJ.io. vice our · · · RTS SiiELF t.n McCovey or San Frabc1sco dumep. I 1 food, drug; vtriety stores, etc. . 'l'he Gia:rits pounded five Milin With 8 grand-sllni "homer. When Uiey finally separated •II waukee pltch4i!ra for 18 hlts, the the combitanta here Were ttie big blow being McCovey's pinch ' homer with the bases full during results": 8 six-run rally In the seventh. • Th 'I · e Se . na 4>rs 'V,op t�e open_er , o1 No ,�1ing-Oper11te from !home the 'f.i.ee,-., 8 4C�ble�!a4er -No experi'tnce or kn-owled,ge �-3, 6�t lost t�e nlghtc;ap 12-b. ·T�t of sportinia: t:oods nece&Dry (We A�1e,1cs knock� the Orioles out Train You)-W� e&i.blisb your of first place _ in the American accoon� - Cash i·ncome starts League by beating them ln a dou ­ iimmf!dliately, bleheader 8-1 and C.-3 tn 10 inning•. The Red Sox downed tile White The Little League baseball game 1 Sox, 4-1, Hd the Indians took over between the �-,Uddleport Indians the lead by a hair eame eveJJ and Bravfls which was tled. at �-5 1 though their · twin-bill with the 11fter six (ull in,nings and called in Yankees waa postponed becau11e the top o( the 7th because or darkof rain. ness when the Braves . hid' "four ·I Mud!: ,have ear and be able- to ,1nt.s Spllt Twin &Ill runs In ,was completed SaturdaY devote a.. few hours each week,. In th"e 'National League, the Pl- morning. fl ended with the Jndillns : Minimum tnvcstrpen, t of $1295. Liberty rates cruShed the Cardinala, lC.-3, winning 10-9. Cash required - w;hie1h is pro­ COLUMBUS n the fint of _two games · but Managers Don Lowery and I tected ,by oµr re:pur<:hase of Union of f'airfield County tin-all y I d�opped the mahtcap, 5-2. The Woody Call agreed to complete the your enUre inventory. won the mucb-delayed st"&te Class Gia nts climbed to within a half- game from the point of it.a being I Write at IMKe for • local lntar­ A .hi� •mhool • baseba-ll title dur- 1 game of the top with a 16-7 lrl- cal)ed,· otherwise it would have ; w-1.w, flYlnt Mme, liddralf, in-g tJhe 'Weekend. · umph over Milwaukee, the · Dodg- been declared a regulation tied phOM Liberty Union defeated Convoy v n Wert County 8-4 Sat- ers deJeated tbe �eds, 3-l , and Ji:am'e and played over comp1eJc1y. U I ur�::·to \elatedly put tile lid on the Cu_bs beat the Phlllles, 8-7, in �ike Bratton •.� bases loaded triple 10 inn11,gs, , m the sevrnth won the �•me. 39 N. 2ND STRIET 'hi-ih sch ool athlotic acUvJty for Wayn,. avis was ' the wmner, · PHILA. 6, PA. llhc "' hooI vear. The tourn·am e- nt total �f l} homers Wall hit In George SDauer, the loser. A . · ma 1e. delayed fl rst iby ral n e nd the W8!ih1ngton - Detroit doublt• ____ _ __ ___ tprn by sc,hool activltlei, was or lg• dip. Lemon drove ln four runs in Ina.Hy soheduled to be, playe d. the , the opener wllh a homer and a 14,st weekend in May. dngle. Jose ValdMel&o and Eddie Liberty Union's Jim Reed pitch- Yost also Connected . ed Ch•e scoreless lm�_ln,gs alter glvLemon belted two more homers ing '\IP fo r runs -in the first two in the nl1:htcap, bringing hie sea­ fnmes to ! ' olp Pif t.m to its 14th son total t() 18 and Bob Allison straifhl v cto'ry without a loss. I also homered f�r the Senators, The winners, who beaan play- but lt wa11n't enough. Colavito in-e togetiher as Little Lea·,uers six hit two tnd now h11s 10; Frank years -ago, seored Q,ree T\ip! l-n· tihe Bolling and Chico Fernandfll tn,ch first, two �n the eeconcf t'hd three blt one and 10 did pltebed Frank more In the third tO il'Ye !Fairfield Lary , who drove In four runs County lt1 firat Class A Ulie In 22 whlle regl1terlng bis alxtb victory. years. B ud D■IeY of the A'B BCOred hi• seventh , straiaht victory and ,\LY'I tjOIIIJ !IJINS elgblh of the ■eaaon when l\e PARIS UPI - Tile �i. Prince pltthed a five-hitter and struck co�e In or clill for a free 'roof lnapection and A1J Khan's °Charlott1vlUfl1 1 -.von out 1 1 Oriole batten tn the opener". estimate. There Is no obljg•llqn wh�tsoever. tbe French Derby at" ChanUlly Kan■as City won the nightcap by your roof needs Sunday alvlna tbo 1ta�I• JIB flrat 1etting to Hoyt Wilhelm tor two \fp. c411 victory tn th� family race. Kehn rune in· the 10th lnnln� · the colnplet, Jqll .tiill�fy ;piiil · . . , ; died on Ml)' 12 in an auto •�clThe Yankee, had taken . a 1,P . •�nomicallyr : : . . ·· . . ·. · · • ,, ·' 1'f.l ,:.t•i'.., - � • , • ·,:,•. ' . dent. lead In tp"C first lnnin1 of tlt.r ���f ""· · ,, : ••( . l ----- --- ---- Huge691b. HOAD WINS TOUR NEY SANTA BARBARA, Calif. UPI­ Lew Road of Australla won the Paciflc Cout Professional Tennis Tournament Sunday bY defeating countryman Ken Rosewall, fl-1 , 4-6, 6-3. ,w :rl� Lemon 1\:' dded Sp;-_CedT.. -o -Sunday �;, , -�i-}t f!:d-�ill� Ir. �J)pp._ Served Up In Baseball ''!:; soconll,I and Nhl SAVE U P TO $50.00 ON .ALL · APPLIANCES! ·a .,,..._...,,'!'"'"".'."�, DUR.I N G I N G!L� · NOW GOIN G ON! ilrwigbt to the Dodgers Sunday. falling victim to unbeaten Stan Williams, who set them down . on four hlt,s. It was Williams' first complete game at t.ne Colise um I since JuJ,y 9, 1�58, iqrd the Dodg­ ers cam8 throujh with n"ine hits. He baS' 5-o record. · The · nodger righth�mder and CincinTl,ltl 11tarter Jay Hook were loc�ed in a scoreless pithing bat­ tle �or the first four inning s. Bu1 in the filth, the Dodgers scored two runs on three singles and a I walk. Despite the loss, Cininnati had the satisaction of stopping the _ 10I game hitting streak of sensahon• al rookie Ftank How.ird, whu railed to get a hit. CIII/Rl/6 ' , Mt.I- Be PBl'El{t>/NG Cl/II.MP ;.::,___ 11(· . · ?"Ill= � #CAA � ,,} M'P · · "' tAreR Ill r� r"Zat1 Wltl. 61 J/.S �'-N_{;'( pY l(olf "fl/I! OtJ'r'fPt& �, HIS AIIV HI F R ..., /IE� ser . zoo-,t//37'/fR� 1"C- AJtO<IJ/t> A n,,,. ,n,v nv,.,,,,�~ee. TIii! 77trYAltP M'P _; '--. C':'111'1'/. :;!QO•ll/417/f �If'111/�S, 21 • OF VALUES I :�:: ::·:�:": .:: ,.::.:'.: �,,·p 1. SRming Jg RUTLAND FURNITURE TUEBDAY C IIAA!!! �• meanwllilf, fanned i(veb'.!ll/'· Oddly aj!'� i, ·,. ,e vep"" enouah , o lhe Ive it, he sur • • 0 n :- 1� !.19: � .� i :�e: : CLEV,EI..AND UPI - The C in­ dnnal i Reds take time out fn,111 League prnn.:1 111 the National t chase tonigh when they meL'! t hr Cleveland Indians in a bl'ndl l g11me in �unirip al Stud ium. The 8.eds will be enroute h(1rnr after a twO-week road trip !hllt ended Sunday with a 3-1 loss u! Los AngcJCs . They oJ){!n a 13 game hol:ne stand starting Tursd:tr I F!lr J#t. .81, $p KAN!iAS l�T Cll:'ve)and 28 � , . 31 � . ,f Hall imore 1k New York 27 2J l½ � Det roil 26 23 , 3 Chicago 28 � . 22 ;.& � 7� Washington .fla KanHs City 22 1? 32 .$i7 1} Boston S■funl•y't �f�ltl Bo.ton 5 Chlcaf> 4 Chie go 8 ici1ton ' Ball r.more 6 Kanws C ity 5 N•w Y Or'k 6 Clitvtland' W•shlr\9fon I o.t'fOlt 7 10 Inn•. Sund•v's ltMUltt, Mother Leila uplalned ehe WHhlnlfon i Detroit 3 1st joihed her 39-yeer-old son ir1 BosD•trolt '12 W-■tiln;t,n 2 2hd ht ton last Tuesday mdrn ine 6'k!ause KanHs City 6 B•ftlmor. 1 . of hi1 IUniH. Thus ' she· W11 Wilh K•nH1 C ity 5 Baltlrnore ,I 2NI hlm for ihe first lime befpre ·a Boston 4 Chlc110 1 I fighl �jP,c°e ll,e st�rt,d hl! c.omeCleve. •t N. Y ., 2, ppcl., rain back CdlJlP.alin i:tt }p:55 . Mond1y', Prob1bl• Pltchart N•w York et K•�• City, nlfht She.said she begged him ta postpone the bout but be . re,US� be-:-3',l!' rl,-y l� 1 1 If• �ohlJ•�r- (2-3). Tlf•atf (rl,ffl,ff cause of many prev1ou11 if"CCUsa\t,Jllnlfon at Ctilcf., nJthr ' tlons th.et he had "run out" on aw Yo� 1t' �•n,u ,::::11y, nlellt Hghta. � ------don 1t Dtfr.lt, 111!!1 CJ.AIIII SWIM H i,CQJIII lilmo,■ •f· Ci�l•r.•I"'• "/.hi FRAN'Kfdft.T. GermiTlY " 'uPI­ M.ari,ll,nne H�m�erk of Jfolland Wlt,5 4()Lf TITl.i,I MYkTLF. BEACH, S. C. UPI - I 1war1 the 200-mete butter0y race Charlie Smith. Gastonia, S. C., \ in the new world record lime or auto deiler, won the Southci:n 2:34.4 SU11day nl a swimming meet Aoiateur golf ('bampionship Sun- in Ltlpzig. Ecpst Germany, accord­ d'ey by d@featlng Cobhy · Ware of ing to East German news agency AUlilU!'ltB, C:a . , 3 enil 2 In Uie final. ADN. ;f. 'TIPWl'Ll, ;pt •"Jt! , I <;lfll/11, {I MOR E BIG VALU ES • • Reds Rest For Exhibition Duel With Cleveland By Alan Ml,yer MIDWEST STAR " • " " • �el CJ�rk's h,ll �tars won their st!cCJnd ,nme ot t.be se1uiun on Sun­ da/ " t��ori a 2-0 v u:tory ( o.v �r �:ii!IJEM y�an�'s Gall ipo' J1� · , 1�dl;p�r1 I $fars. 'J'he j!.9l� �� a phtjling duel hetween pej1e J:;leuon of l.tel's team a� 84b CuJlrµP,g,h.\lm , form­ er P(!J:!1,et. o'f .fCf!:, ':\'�o ,tn,trlnl for the GaJJjJK)ijs - ?41ijilJ1'pOft com- I ' bine. as h, J lles!O" w,a, iJ! i®# ed w a hi 1 15 £•�!l . ap� _ 4µ1 '��l _ unliJ J):le s1rlh 1pii1fli; Jl�gJ!r Light­ . foot a� th,1 »,a',l)f.'liit Q_l;te back throuP.} tbe 'pox t�at bo\l,nced olf a Hes.so� ije�pp 1s .i,qv� gave �P tWO fflore Ul� "feat of tbt: route. I Pittobu;E�it� �j 0., June 13, 1960 -�-- ---- --- Pomeroy-Middleport, Or � DJJtl P'I\TR'l)TS flG/j COM E .• BQStDN Uf'I - The Bu,ton p, triotk ot-the Arneric a"n Foo � ball e have J,l*ned Abe Cohen wh � f � ,u · CbaJtanooga star y&,. lln¢h,�ltei for the New yo,t'� Glabts amt Ute Hamilton Ti c 1�.,1, " St. Loul1 T.�'� f tlii)'' !? I liler Cits. Chi"Jo t ..iJo,�u� ... Phl1airtl� i• iiJ-1:ol. ', �Pt -� •. . � Bests ClJJmP!ghmn Ip Sentinel, 4-Daily ' 2000 GREEN STAMPS .' F R ££! •· ·•-'-•• I ·· . With The Pdrcha� Of Any Appliance •• ' • , •• •• • -/( Huge 11"' plcture-wlncJ�l•" . • • perfect baking ,tfLL bumera llght autoMatlutlr IJI porc,Ja11upeed broiler .,... Full-width ftuoruc1111 lamp "Rq.,ncl�I• c�"- wllh �ml_nute lime, �Sia-Coo, f1.1.ll•..pgtlt door htndlH 'Jtsro·rat• comp1rtment • • , Appliance o,dlitt '" lft hapljl_� NUt, HIIYICl9 AND IUAJIANTDq p YOUll ltUAUTT .... NAUII lilt ,,l� t--w,-,T.ntlf, ' '<' • • �lvits yo� all ' ..... , ... � .. - �- 11411111 . N()Tl,t1 eontaol. Enter . . . •IJI our photograph one or a maocJmum pf two p!ioto­ graphs. You m,y win flOO for photograph selected bY- 011r j11�,s. All photographs w J>e t�lcal Ohio scenes, landmarks, beauty apoll or othJr el.fees of liitereal . l:let .CO)IIP�I•: :.' . to Ol!r rules and subm . it your ''entry '' nearest' office or to your camera,dealer befo�e Seplenibe,r i:. '!lie m,ean-. U111e, U. you lie!'! money juit uk 1111, ��1' . • 1 \ -';' -· ' H PISI•••IITO . ,_,::ti 'Dl'1d • ·s , .• - - ·-·-"!'Oua .y - MOTQ RS,' IMC. R HAS A-1 AND q_t.UCKS ' Sl ' • •, ..1 otha, tmt �­ around ,h, worlll, cornptete­ scholerships, pax lhln 15,000 olh■r PJ.li•, r JI'""" ' -� .'?' ' fl:& ' " }<, ' . See our coinp!el� Une qf . . TURE fine WOO<! Qr syntheUc �. We � 11,� )o ,&lye Y\IU a . . . free eatimate 011 ,:e,;ld/ni, iour borne without ajp' ��!�.' Ii; _ , No \IIO�f Don : •..,- ......... +...,;. . Phone WY-2-2635 ''· FREE PARKI NG MID DLEPORT 1 . · .NNdleport, Ohio UII_ Jil NOT A OO�TES? ' ' ' W..h ·• -•'"'•I• "'auhllltallc!slrl , . NO� . ONLY 168.»I ( i,fDI �-- - -- . ·- 6-Dally �nlinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 1 3, 1960 i Business Opportunities WANT ADS I TIi t,; l'AHKl-.:HSBURG Off'ICE of the Mel r opol1li!n Life lnsur .anl·e Co , pl;rni; 10 revise and expand 1t;, upcrauuns ·1 n the lrall1pol1s "" an d Po'''''oy Ar.. W.· s"'"k · t o 42, colex servicemen ,1ges 22 lege edueatlo11 preferred. Men iulcrhtl'd m selling life insurance as a career 110 previous required. se !ling ,•,p e rient·e Oimpi(' l i• f ringed benefiu aod re ti n• ml' nt p rogram S l uting Orweek. r pe OU 00 1 $ l!lary s garu1.ed Lr.iu1111Y: program pro• , ri d lu �� r�� "� �,�- � \fZ�;l !�::::,�: ti l O 7tc Man.iger ___ _ _ _ ________ _ Sl'OHTJNt; ( ;uuus K t Y l)JSTIU· BUToH� l l l l ' no w .llvaLlabl!' 111 this l1·r r 1tury Sl'e Spo ris She!! Ad�NIISC/llclll Page 4 fur lo,p I ti 13 l k t·omplt'L� dcLails. FOil CONSISTENT DEPEN DABLE REliUL'l'S RATES t cent, per word, one insertio n. Mi nimum charge - tlO ce nts. e eeni. per word for three con..eouuve 111sertto111, SP4:cial - on e mouth for 30 cenli per word. Full rate of 4 ce n t� per word ·will be charged for ad vc-rtismg If DOt paid witbib 10 days 11ner rece1-vi11i bl.II. Emms: in AdvertiaU\i Sbould be r�por!A>d �m,nedlalely. The - reapo,nsibl.e for more llian o n e mcor­ Daily Sentinel will not be rect !QRJ"tion. Qtd of 'J't..a.nb •nd Speci&I. Notice, ()( Ev,·Tlta J l.UO. Obilu.arie• publlabed at 1 CO'lt per word. ; DAYli •;1mws 3 DAYS J. DAY l MO. 90c 5 1 _:,6 90c 16 $1.80 $1.20 2,('I 80c Id . DO $1.50 75c � 12..2:i $7.50 /\da received by 10 A.,M.. will be In that day "' ,..por . • • 1-, "'·"° PHO�E WY 2 21 57 ,.;.., DON STI VERS-- •· •i!•. T•o_ •._.. ,.. ......... ... � ___, -. > l --- --- --FOR SALE. FIVE l OOM HO u:;a. with bath, nice location. Melv u, Hood, l l l Locust St . , Pomero_., . 5 28-JOt p ____ t,'011 SALE 22 ½ AtRtS. 8----;:;;I! huust·, b.trn. outt>utldwg �.001 It. tinibt'r. Leier! Township on Uh1 0 lt l \'H (; ood 1ry vcst111ent fo.� $4 ,() 00 00 . See Htlton Wolfe, "u 10. .,. , , ll ll.!l' l rll' 0· ' - -- Rea l Estate -� -( 2 1 ) R11a l l::statt - -- ----- - -'--------------------------•1 (-20--) B u siness Servi ces I 1 9 J For <a le ( I ) Notices 1 I f ' f 0 /1 f' "" ll ll ' A ll ,,__' UN UJ ' l Nl G, EFlt uL at 10n serv ue J a t:k's Hetrigl'r.il L turi New H ave n P hon e TU26-23 tr I .,., 7 �1 MUELLE R FU RNACES, WESTING 1 H OUS E a pp l i 1ncH. Arn ol d Br� th•n, 5n 1 cuse, Oh io. PhorM WY2-6384. 1 1 - 1 1 .ff -- TtLlVI.SIO;\! RADIO At.::> SMA� ;ippl1ii111·c rl·pa1r Phone Otis ML'l'lrntot·k, Hac.ne, 0'110 :n-tlc I ----- -Al'A11 ,· M t::N I � - r'u rn iahed and UAlu1· ni;.h�•O Mc.M ai1tera, Mlddlt.... , po i� l'h on :__\\ V·:l '286 2· :i-tf - J o n o I n I Fo u nd 1 8 ) A_ __Sa les ___ u lo ____ ---- -- I , .,., I I I ' I I · I I Ex-rleo--.. RAD IAT'o R t�:t •-1-t--- I ., · · ' ,I_J --- -- -- ·D .I� \,.,1/Cllltl' �UI&.' •+--1-+• II ' ' I RIVER REPORT · '"' I t ,3& I I · M M · · I I I I I I I '""" I JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR ff1MfflS•- 9.:...el..._."•""• .. I I ____ I (9) For Sole KARR & VAN ZANDT --- - l 1 2) Wanted ta Rent ■ ------ - --- , 1 4 ) Far Rent 4 ..,,. 2 Door Wagon Low · mJlcaae by local ow ner, Hke new Jet tine tlru1, ,tandard tn1n1. for '"-1 econromy. Ortil:l• ml ,nterlor took, Uke new. lta1 ra4io ■ad heater. bnfy $1095 - P.OMEROY CO. MOTOR -, omo · �---,-·, Call Dlc1 Sterrett AIINny � hlon ttOO A.M. .:Very Dll,l' lier,fcr KUTI.AND IIAM!tER'S REFUSE D ISPDSAL. ROOM HOUSE, 1'own11hlp. Phone l'U-2-3-175. 6 l a 6tp EIGHT HOOM HOUSE, two hvc rovm aparlmenta. A. N. Bengel. Phone WY2•:tl7:1. 1 1 -2-tfc •·fVE HOOM uiuund�&d apartti-ti-tile ment. Tel. WY2•330:.!. -------- ---- 90 AC RES l'ASTURI'.: near Hem• Porti!r Mklk1H, l0ck Cirovc. Che11er. Ph one l'omeroy, O., WY2-6294. 6-1 1 -Jtl} -- ------- ( 1 7 1 Help Wonted -N. W. COM PTO N, O. D. Gilmore'� Supply Store WY-2,277' -, HOOMS UF FURNITURE. CAN Vaughan's E1lermln1llng be bo uaht on term,. One 7 room Company ho uae, will aell ttparale or to• AT 1 St. Mary■, W. Va. gethcr. l'ho ne WY 2-3103. _____ __.! 1 3 3tc ' i'lt;s t-·011 SALE. Wlllhi.m Blrke, 8 7 J ?Ip Dorcas. Ohio , U S ED LAWN MOWERS, 1 TV 1et Pomeroy, Ohto 1 We■Un"bOUlltl Wa■her, Grill and St�n<..\. 2 utcl Electric Sweep ers, 2 Iron■, odd, and ends, <li1he1, pull and Pini, alto •U­ verwue. Erneal L. Lewl1 48 N. Third St., Mlc1dleport, Ohio. Phone W Y2•2358. 8-Hlc CiOOD HENTEUS Dt;SUtE 3 OED­ room nome ]11 4uitil 11e1&:hllur­ GAAVeLY T ..ACTOA IAL I AND hood ur wou ld like to liuy on hrYlct._ J\2 I. Mll11., 'hlntro,. laud cunlnct, Phone W Y 2- 2736. ,hlne WY2-2t7J, laleaman: 6 J::t Jlp Before 9:30 A.M. INCl,wllle, Hfi,el� 11.arnlwirt. Middlep\lrt WY •1•2649 Ohla. �- CoNtr'.flt 16'1, Pomeroy WY,2-3195 1111D aGA Tl ANO MOT01t1 IIU ,¥,-18-llc ,1,10 ITl?"I KAUn and •It wlllle th•� IHI, Mltr• At Chft:t•r ,.11t1n Met•ra. 600 I, Mltn YukDt, S-21-45 It., ,.,....ny. tthclne WY�..IUO. NAMILL ,■RVICI STATION I 1-24-tf• Weekly pickup. As low as $1.00 a mo nth. Cell R. & A. Service Station, WY2 -2SH6 or see Mar­ 6·l-30tp l on (Hammer) H1.Nk, A UCTIONlli!I Compl•t• .l•rwl,• CrlH lndfard lltrltti, Phan• or Contat1 A. C. ltADrOID, Racln., Ohle. ■ ----� -- ----- LAWN MOWER ahnrpening and motor rcp•lr, m11chln0 hnnd 5aW rillna: and home m11l n tcn 11nce 1ervicc. ErnelL L. Lewis, 48 N. Thlnt S\., Middleport, Ohio, Phone WY2·2338. 6-9-&tc WOMEN. TO NAIL clrl'ulars, bindle orden at boui,e. Write: Royal PrGduct1, 57 (AB) Mary COMPLETE 1NSURA.NCE PR() teetlon, Life, Al.Ill, Fire, Pollo. J1ne Lant, Newtown Square, Cail i , on ld e 6-lO-Jtp Penna. �Uli. D M lli ll dl part, l 20bl I nsurance a u. s. I · 1 was I I .� :. 1,;•......,;R,vrt,t !o•f . •• •• !• : : : . • . · ,-��. -' ' (;h(!nnel 1 3 TuesdaJ . 8\\)il• ,W Nelv• ' � 8�13· ·' di,dt1tn·' J:Ci)iglf'OO U:00 Cartoo n Theater Show l&.O() Re�· : IIIIIO- , 0ii Iha Go 'li:Jll! . 1,9vo .,,..cy J , Rdwe Mllndar Through Frld1r l:M st.cn on· I t:00 G\lest Star 1:1' News & Weaiher , 8:30 RFD T: 00 Breaklyt Parlf 8:30 News B:35 IBrea�ast Part; 9:30 New, l'Q:OC Coffee TimQ 10:rn Swap Shop 10:32 Morning Devotion, 10:45 On the Town 11 :00 Country H(te Down •2:00 Hoon Ntwa I• • • • : • : : . • : - � · · · · · · · · · · · • • 4 • • · · · · · · · · · � · ·�- �·� · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · _-, · 1� ,.r-i�� !.'J!l,I ij · tl i.'flWI ' f�l'& 'x"Uot at 'ftl&'-Weather 11:20 Jule Rivlin · Siow ,1·SO Albol 'Ill' An• 'J'ell the 'tn,th '¥<'•� 1i'f>•i,•� , ���•; �; otlfla :,J:00,:: tlJ!I"°�• 1:30 .Red· Skii,ltola Show Garry ·uoore U:00 Ne'(s . 1.0qt al lb.t. W"'tller r' 4; 10 ;2:00 Thea� IS ,P:oo JWlt For You ' News J111t For "OU Calling oa· Pl. P!edaDI Music Go llouod Ne,n · ·• Music Go Round Loearl New• · :llualc Go llound Sporta Jn Rqiew Sport, � Ttu, Band 'Bol' Pat Boone Show ! ',_ · , , , , ., P --� t Off • s11114�-., �•, U,,,.,:.Ali" ., . . ' 1 ---••" IJ,.. ' Ji, CURLY KAYOE Ol<AY Sl'EN CE� WHAT 'S TME BfG • '�.., I �, tti, ..t NANCY -_ Wltf! OOPS WHY YOU - · - show A 12:30 1 : 30 1 :35 2:00 8:00 3:SO 3:35 4:.30 4:30 5:00 5:10 1:11 5:45 8:00 S;ac,·- It seom, he lei a packago . at her 1,a"!Ch counter. It I , a 11 One of "'I, matdl covers was her du'2. news to me. -St.rt The ' ''"Stl.o .. � ro Ila ■ ----- � oW Jr.··*-- ! t, · , :t, .. • I 1 i ·· ' . ' ' . Arf.h1u . J:00 7:00 7:30 I Recent guests of Mr. and �S. S. Sayre were Paul Sayre '1d de ughten, Barbara and Beve�tr• and Mrs. W1lm1t Ke nn edy a,nd son, Ray. ,;w, J1!ll ' ��- , y Mrs. . -� Ours Jr., and son, Wiley/i���• Michael accompanied by her pa�and Mr.s, Leatet Buckler en ts, G itil Miriam and Frank or Trea• ton, ' N- J., spe n t the weekend with �- and Mrs. Wiley Oun 1°-eM,1;� Pi"r C, , 1:1,'f �� w3,r'L, 1:80 For letter or l'Or Wot11, 2:30 HouJe PArtr �9ullw ;t;pll ":!O Verdie\ !i"1'diln ♦:� �!jl\ ]Mtllb.,.. Uo)' f: lo rlecn, S'fotm of NIRh1 U( s· 7 I I h01pital. . . . MAMf& IMfROVl/40, · : 0 W ASHINGTON tp'l-l'lte•'Nlil.te AIJITRIP House reported t�ay �at ;: :l.(rs. . ,, -�ll'D$._ IU . IL TAl4P+• ;FJ,a� Yf.1...:.sen. Geo rae, Mamie Eiscmh ower wal " Un.. � � -'4 Frl�y 252 al ong very nlcell'f' a,t; '1Jter. , 'S�ttfeh:'.'_i Reed Army H01piij.l w�re it 'ls Ru81t4n, ' · !l,n :. o!tnd t�l\Dl· atta�� of a&th- clans I Jet 'iir IU1p bUll,dlnJ � rel' o,•ering from f told a n • c�ntermatic bronchitis.:,.e W)I� Hqu� · r ' l! " 'Cu"'-: 11 on " 'ith,en . the' en� 'lt w� ,'�de stlll had no wo President'■ wire would · le ave ttv,. �• tM sa!ety t, • --- - -----• --- , · an · �r���!;othy ::k�o( Athens spent Tue!iday n ight wilh her &isle,, Mrs. Keoneth 11\issell and family. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Dudd and R,andy of Cumb��land, v ! t• . \»'Q · ed Mr. and Mrs. Arthur NelJ er · • . �. � • na,1:fo':l''i� n . vt,ited ��If I H I• "\t, ,..,�� r•� even ing �•lh Mrs. �bf . f to of Dayton DuJ\R � �I�� J.lu,, and son Mike. Ouz;s tua:zi&l hOJl'.e last �td.nef'day after -� fci ne i� _th� caie ot, �e. r allnt, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks �me, LiUHe Fra�c1s, who paased'. away Pau 1 and Roger spent Sp�ay a Tuesday evening al the home of with Mf. and Mrs. Sullivan $lyre. h� 11.0Jl, V{oz;ley francb1. · Mrs. �iley 6ura and son Mllte )fr. a.nd �a. Emmeu Graham or left McGuire AF' on June 3 to *,Mlib1'-f. were cuem oJ: Mr, and I join her husband S-Se:t Ill er _ Ours, statio11-Fd ¥rt, �: I>,, Sill, S1i111day. In Getm&ny . . , Stewart Brewer, son or Mrs. Paul Brewer" left ,fu� Army service !c;iJ:' lowing hUI graduation fro m Rut­ land liitJII: Stlboo� RO'ITERDAM1 Holland UP\-A · "J.' lir. ;ltathbdrn and son, Floyd, G,eett tteifhter 8.od ' . a F�D� of Greeu Ba.)'; wlac, Were visitors eoa!ltal ve1sel 'were djimagell .a:ei:I• at''the 'Wqtfe)' l'ranci1 home ' arid, ousi,. ip . a collisfon nelr Uotter­ . attended the funema� of bis aunt, da111 Frld'y but ill Jibbml e,­ Jb-s. l.ilU8 hinCIS. " ·M'r. ind Mrs. dped injury. of 0. E. Mic�ael and daughter 10,000-ton Gre�k "'1/P 11/> i"YoUnpttt1'n' were 'al�o 1guests o( leQe wa's to'wed to .a Ro �tierdam , the Fran'ci's'. • · �ipyard lot repairs while a tug­ 11r..· iiid: Mrs. Paul Cooper are ijo.ot brought tlie ' Fre1l.'ch vessel vlslli� - Mr. · and ' Mrs. Beecher Marie Annick in,to the harbor at • Coo� and oon n ,e llrby \'lJ!ardJ.ngen, Ml!IU oil ¢,o�;yi· �@. \.1 11!;!t� ll D.. � 12:30 Searcb For Tom.on.,;,; . 1 by'ku' hand tn Jacbonvtlle, Fi. Mr- 1!"'l\ WM;l'O Daily Pro�ain Seheclule : � -. ' , ¥''"" t:l" •• • 11)111 Heiner's bretd 'n' ilonel! OI CIIIHM, •• Heiner's 1oes 11,rftctfy wi1II -, .spmdl ! , 1 Jolm lia)J•lfm .J:4fi . 1 _. • · �'f� JI 1lci , ''.\i\l,·�\fH S · 8:30 Father' KnoW Best 9:00' D.e.�ny Tho·rn., , Show 9:30 •: Alln So�rn bow J0:00 Hennesey 10:30 DuPont Sho,1 ll cO� News llc/0 , ,A ,�k . a,t tho . Weather · BRUNNY? !• Htlntr'I • • • 'CIUN Helnef1 lloe1 with EY1rythln1,8oodl . , r I••• That Bob Ah9qt F•ces Medic ay In Coilrl D The Gale � lhow Beal Ille Cl� Who l>o You Tnul Ammttu Blndllond Rocky and l'J4 Friend.I So� --- 8"'1, Yoqr IIMo a._ Weather Teller Honeymooner, Bronco Wyat\ Tb, RIDeo,an Colt .45 Alcoa PreleDII 0) and Eve "1;. �. M - !I); ·t:elJ 'lliwi''.Torua.m ,:""- �Kill '""'lGt' • Good Thlnp Go with 12,,t 1 : 00 1:30 •:IIO 2:30 &W/ !:30 t:00 5:30 1:00 fl:t!tl 8:40 8:45 7:00 7:30 8:30 •:OO 9:30 ,0:00 · . N e Tb"" Then.ter 1S' � r T1),e Lil�. .I,� �, A Look ii 1ij _' :�•tiler Jule Rivlin Show Amos 'n ' Andy Y'•'way P�ttol •�ow :;,:g ; �� li,\!ffl t,00 ll:15 �:80 1,00 0 . 15 1'20 1'.30 7 ,M •• � q,1, F,--=,--,------ "-"'!J! $1'�!!�\te Dyke, dmnanatrat:e1 1he'• a pntty •� W"d1,ier e.t $ monthl old u •he atandl on � R. m. 13.sMci[Ulay l' g:: � BrlJh" 1:'lQ That's Ille Oftly 'Wf WI aiuld lljlntt· ol ID I l �- ' T3w1Affl:tv-:�u;.1· ·chai' Km"-rJ:- . . . . . . . .. ..... ..... 4 · · · · · · · · · · · · � 4 4 . , : d •1::ilir ·, . l(;u;ried 12,0t eil�ll cfun r BE T HIS FA IR --- l'VE GOT TO TOY CMfST '4'Musical -; lT J:15 ..lM. ON COUI.Q r!,E f t T'UVE THERt: usro -�IN 'oOMEPI.ACE• . IU)I IIATIY SITS IICSINP IICOU -31,n , Beatty. � - the Santa Clara t team. etOUIII ! Youth th, &tllb line of thl il�OOO-. meter run 1t the 21n W1ta• llonal Be 18D the 1,000 - - In u:11.1.:._th• t11t•1t: i ·o. s. ti'aelmlu bu nar run the . ON "TME WE$TS!� WHEN I WAV: A KIO/ ' -- - 5'1AOT . ALECK� .El·f? - l'LL REM­ '(' � · vm.,. COm- llaut. •· pl"tij' ). N- . ' Quick-Recovery Electric Waler Healer a Here's why betlA>r buy. U laatl lnnpi. There's no flame to eat away the tank bottom. 1-d. ufe, �.,. unit.I diatzibutl the heat hi the ' ,I evenly, wilh 100% efficiency, No heat eecapea up the flue. lrutiat upon a Quick-Recovery 60-pllon Electric Waler Heat.or • • . lhe walA>r heater wllh r:ompkte IOli,facnon 11uaranfffll or your moM_Y will be returned, including the installation coats. See your electric appliance dealer or plumber, "! call us for IIIOt8 detail& ,�· ,. 1-i'� ELECTRICITY i• your bett•; way to beat water �• � WER COMPANY ·· -· ,.•: • I .. : ' •-.. -· � --- -- I•• : ' "_�, _ _.,.. ·-::#Ii• �--,.-.....,. ,... ,.. tiNtl lll .... .,' . . --, ••1t11 UJ t1liilllr......... ;_ -..,1' ,.._-.y .· f· .' _________..,.��t;�'-�.,..�--'!____;:,_______...___________...;____;_______ , ' . PQE1iY sea>. I 60T A CHANCE 10 1)1,U( lO MAE CO!NER -x;a.t.Y. SOY, SHES REALLY A K.-«XJ<ClJT. 15 -"IN'� YE�." E L ECTIOl'i( -­ ALLEN On The . ". By ERNIE BU� scoo� ! �· W£'LL OUA.RANTU YOU WON•T I And we'll l'llrther _.._. you wlU be COMPLJ:TBLY SATlSJ'IED •fth & QWok•ftNoveQ' 60-1allon Eleatrlo Water He&ter- or your money w1U be &urned, t,,ol11cllna lhe lnlailolloa ooalO, OHIO P Ch Qnne 1 8-1 ' • en Show �i �C"'II HNid� 'We1theN!ut Jack P,ar Show Sign Of-I WCHS..TV Channel 8 UeS H:11!►, - Cartoo� Sj>ll ct,c"1,t/i tl:3ft · Ro'mpef Rdom ' 01 SAYS HI Wll!, WID �UNAWAT llll�Sp--t,C,rtlt1 � amy, of Clln100:'. � .C:,. ,.,,.tk:al'lt<!, � bt� j P.'- •�lth . ruti1wa1 heirus Nudtlti! Walla1.-e. rs, at l•ptllll tonfe�•nce i_n Bltt>ura Weat Ge.rmany. Th11 Amtrtd11 ,.1•1ee tp&,:t repor\trl that he Pt an11 io marry the 1\ep-d11u�i41r of f;ornellui -Y.a.nd•!­ bJ IL "A� l'IOOn aa pt.Wlible." Tht1 eloped 'fro'" f!".anntl. rr,r:,cit. TRIED HEJNER'S IJ;. l�: 10 . tl:00 11:10 1 1 :115 1:00 t:00 ;1.meriea,n E'!!na.,c,,.. · s:'30 c8.Ptain Gan.ant 1:00 San f ranciS:...-o �•t .l.'30 -Your Ea111; � .6:40. . Weather Teller 6:45 Jol\,n Dal)' ilt:WI '1 :00 Broken Arrow '1 ·3Q. , Cheye nn e 8:30 Bo w.'bon Street Beat q:30 Adv,·-iture.s In Paradl■e t0:30 Ted Mack Amateur Bour 1 1 :00 The News Toni(ht \ 1 ; 10 Scanning the Weather U:l5 Spo rt Report ll :20 Late Show my WHITT ARE YE DOIN' OUT YONDER PLOWIN' IN ·1 HAT HOT SUN WI FOllT A 5 lJN80NNET ? M AW !! T: Channel 8- Monday I Ru nn ing Of1 oiut " hot wat er: too often ?, - .ao,oo BAllNEY GOOGLE bd SNUFFY SMITH 15 �i: 8: Sig n Or Today Katie Doona n Show Topper Dt:>u&h Re Mi 6:45 ?:00 9:00 9:30 I •x �i B PEANUTS t t'tl � f: 1: o . • � 2: , o 3: 1 � · 3-·Wl, •=30 IS.: 00 5,30 6: 00 '.: I & Channel 3-1 uesda1 b- (l ; 1 l2: f'li -------- I I 1 "'"'13 ISlt I ore l 0 S 1 Tales of Wella Fargo Peter Gu n n Alcoa Theater Steve Allen Show News Headli nes Weathercast Jack Paar Show Sig n Off 8:30 ' §:00 9:30 10:00 1 1 ,oo 1 1; 10 J t :15 1 :00 I I I I ( ':'a /Vlo nne !:>uppl 1e� • u-<> Pilp t' Dad I IJets· assPort . r.. v· I r,._ oman Killed In Cr38h Of Light Plane Near Eaton oo' -------- 1 For Sale or I '""'""'-"'""'""""'""""'""'""'"""' 24-a Trade - Chann ei 3-M,ond 01t }tao. 4:00 Comedy Pllybou.se 4:30 AdYenture Time ,:oo Steamboat BiU 6:30 'S gl. Preston 6:00· M.us.ic i n the h.ound 6: 15 Jim Th.11.cbr Sb�,w ti:� Weathere•■.t t:30 Nf':wli Picture 8;4.5, H.w1tley 8.rlr.kleJ Re111rt 1:00 H�ckleberry H9und 7:30 Riverboat I Blaettnar $ -- --- ---- 1 11 I RE pAl R ,.:'. �:- ·• - ""-' u, ""1de1n at 12:to Jim, 0-n: I Franlt •. Alter at 1,10 pm , o.l; El&er CWi at 1:2& pm, 3-0; A. V. Crla "' ,,. pm, f-0; J,fferaon al '1:19 PID, 12--t; S.,c1more al o: u, »m. l won n,t; C. v._ Har• n..,. at t·40 pm, Z.O· llr CrllY at ' . •·10 l.� 20 agi. 8-0, Colton Queefl ,1 ..,. tn a , 1.e; Invader at 8:J& am. 2-2. · UPBOUN"O: G 1Iii po 1 Jan 1" .D· · • ,.,i, Cln · 1 • • l;SS · ■,ID , 11 a: bl ; LocL .. -• nM-1. ■t ,a pm t-3· Ba !.IOY La· I . ' CD ' lke Cre di lffl it 1;'5} im, 4--0 ; M 3-16. lor a t l O: IO am, "., . KANJ\HWA .RIVER BOA1 Winhet�. Helen Z down it :20 1m, 0-4-; BeJver down •l 1 :40 am, 1. · 1 0- I --lW'1 I -- - --TELE ¥ t�IOM GU IDI W$A.Z.TV Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 13, 1960-7 z TOMATO PLANTS, M EXJL'ANS . liurpecglub c, Marglove, HtH gers, Matchless and Golde11 J u b 11cc Alsn, rhubarb to eat and lo deep lreeie Se c ond h o u;.l' c11st from 11ql oo lhouse III SyraFROM AN!> AFTER th 1 11 dale l cu se, W 11J1a111 U Holrnc 8 w LII n o l be re11po n 11ible fur any --6 13 Lft" d ebt11 co ntracted by anyone H A M �A !\ IJ fi"Ult Dt.LILIOUS o ther tha n my1elf W H..:Hc..::, J.;ick s Dn 1ry liar, :'tlnJ Roy Tracy Jr 6· 1 1 3tc ' dicporl. ts 7 Oll -l----------: b } Lo:;t and (;L( JJE l , GO OD CUN OIT(ON _ Ph o ne W Y l-J-1,03. ___ __ ____ _ ti I J Jl<.' l 'AlUKi;ET J:"OUND AT 289 Mui TWO 1�0� 1 1-..s U 11 vtd V m u Me t er, Wei;\ Co1umbu1. berry Ave Ow n er may have by 6-IU-6tc 1t1e n \1(y1 n g and paymg fur ad WOOIJ SLAT POR.CH C L O J"II - 0 -2 ga 6 1 3 3Lc GAS It ANGEPho ne WY-2-3 1 28. \ t' rs Ho�s sh11d1:s do1h porch valance O� J one :. , '' 8D Atu ! bC.& A c rry c - �• • -- -- - - - ---- - - -�wm11,·s vc11ct1a11 blmds. wui' I umeroy 0 h10 6 I O•J , p ' s. f>' ree estimates . dow shade Dale W1 ppcl, 2H5 Union Ave., HAY f,'OR SAU:. J'honc Y U5 J HU. 6- I U-IH p Pomeroy. :5 21 90tc - Can ___, Cl- u-� , All Mabft end MrNela L'UAL l"UH SALK liHJ::A1• SAVMITltOP'OUTAN MOTORI INl.iS 11 buu,11t before Isl Aug- JUDENOUH SUPPLY. Rad i o and. ..,_ ll■t M16'1 It. 6· 1 1 -JOtp Y U:)-2 1 20._ Service. TV _ ui>t . N o w 1s the lime tu itct yuur - · _ ___ __ _ p_..,-, Ohle WI/Iler c oal. .lielorc lhe Fall rush. Have all gradca Of coal. W il l de- PAINTING INTERIOR AND exler1957 l-. 'urd V B 2 door ted1n $1, 1 95, ior. Guarantef'd work by hour liver anywhere. Sc.! or call liob <.:u eful local owner. New PonJd1erli . ;�11ne located S late ltouit' or contract Oris Hubbard, Box liac tr1de-ln. BlaeU.nara, Pome1 :.i"i . ¼ mile rrum r air grounds. 7 1 , Syrncus�. Ohio. 6-1 1 ·3tp 6-9-titc r oy. 6 7 ijtp I - -- -- -- -- -- -I 1956 t..: 111::VROLET Bel-Aln:: $ 1 , 195 '49 1''0HlJ l•'l<J((; usoN tradur .._,� r-4 door riedan. P owerglide. Had i o 1111d plowa . New back tires. s1111- J 11.nd heatl!r. A 1mart l oo ki ng: car. pilclly 1:arden tractor, rcl'l mowBlaetln�r.11, Pomeroy. 6- D·tllc er 11.nd cul \Jvalur11 111 guod con�&& 1 Call Vikui gJ - :.!:t?J . 1 0M DOD G E va Cu111 om H oyal. / NOTICE OF F ILING AND $1195. 4 door. One careful local 1 ---• INVENTORY ON HEARING POMEROY--'I lots llnd 6•room owner. It'll ucottd lo n on e m liAS, t' U t>� L -UIL and co11I furhou.'ie wit/1 b;i l h amt iiUloma t 1 l· c ..., No. l l,372. c,o nd1lion and value. Blaetlnars , naccs. C.iJl tur I rec estim1atcs. gas furn.ire hl'at, ,ucc gard e n , Probll t• Court, Mei91 County, Ohio tl-9-Utc �e�oy.__ · T O th e Execut or or Administra1'' orcm,ui 1k Abuull, M iOmrpon. space. $4200 UU. Down Jlaym (• n 1 and lo such of the followi n g as Lor U-t[c l ti· 0 OU $50.UO balance 00 mon$� 19M MEllCUllV lh1rd Top 2 door. ' arc �c�i dcnts o( th� s late of Ohio : thiy. · $89�. A critical in11pedlou will J-'lliS, MEAT T\'Pt:, sleek, sbrny, POMERO Y R U RAL _ JOO a ftcs , s 1_1 rv1vm 11 �p_ou�e, tf any; n ext _ or pro ve lhlll to be ll fine buy . curly 111 1lcd, p1u1\u re raised. wdl built 7-ruom hoxc, bnrn, I krn; tiene!1C1ar1c11 u nder the Will, 6-9-IUc Ulactt n .irs, Pomeruy. ,. w . Wells, Lcad111g ueor1'le grun.,ry, chil' ken hous 8, o th e r Ir a ny ; .til e allo rn ey or altorney s ret:ree11. Houi.J, Middleport. 6-I U·,nt: ':wl ULOSMOlllLE 88 4 door liC­ building s, nice garden, 8 D.Crl' s 1>. resent i n g an y o f the aforemen J;m. car ·6 blue. !Jul you w on 't ALMO::i'l' Nr; w ltl.'A refrLgcni.tor bottomland .. 8 miles f rom Pom • u oneu persons: 1 eroy, I -,.. mi les be iI you buy It. $ 12115. Karr • WJlh deep 1reeze com1,1artment. Ro ute 33. ' You are hereby notifJ.t.d that, on 4 6 V1111 Z.1rndl, Pomeroy. 6-10 · 3.lC - �II W k ..:-tJ'tiU aller 5 p. m. • $tl, 000 . 00, the 3rd day o f Ju n e 1960, �n InMIDDLEPORT RURAL - 6 -rnom vo n tury and Appraiscmenl or the , 1u-:J1c t1•� OLl>SMUIHl,� Super 80 2 frame, hat h . i.:urag c , d1i1·kcn estate uf Oscar K Bauer, deceased We repair all types o( radl• duur. A c1uullty car l 111i id c ..i ud ANTlij U E l'IJHNITU Ut; liook case house, fru i t L"cilar, large lot out la te of Chester Township in said ators, from heater COT'CS to uuL. $UiJr\, Kur & Van Zandt, iw.vv; c11c:.1 0 1 u1·11wers $<>.00; or hiMh wnln, IOU yurds off County was filed in this Court J'omeruy. ti- 10-::llc Ll JlllUl.lill'rllll i.:llaLI' f;,I.U U ; dfl'!ibthe largest truck or tractor Houle 7. $?OOH.OU. Hearing on said in ven to ry and Mn. :ti4.uU. tal.ilc llall �.>.W; er ■IHma S COX, M, ALBERT ) A n l)ruisl'me n t wlll be had before 1 l radkilor. door. 4 Savoy t_ _ '6-1 ·1•LYMulJ�i. Johll Muut, J11.1rr1.11onv1 l lc, lJ, Bo• 229 Phone WY2-3830 or -this Court on the 23rd day o f June I llt:!rc iii !LOOI! lr1111sporlat1011 al a b- l J-Jtc _ _ 6-l l-31c 1960 al 10 o'clock A. M. WY2-2220. a:uod price. '39�. K11rr &. Va n _ _______ Zandt, l'omcroy. 6- 1 0- ::l lc MA \'TAG Wa1her and tubs, living Exceplio n s Lhereto may be filed Phone WY•l-2143 -- .. � \ roo111 sulle. Mn. J o h n Stout, by any interested _party at a ny IIUOW lllOW-Thtt wmtllnt ":>◄ STUDI-.:BAK.ERo omeroy, Ohl p SU. rl l tr: Coupe J larni(mv iJJe O· li-l hHc time prior to f ive days before lhe dropa to the hip. beneath • The llrc,; were 1lolt:n. We'll ln- ----· __ ___'._ -- --- -- date .set (or hearing. urefu ll7-1haped bodlce &tall n ew on es. '291t Karr & I MOTOHBIKI-.: 19!'18 MU. n;u_ t.;uod W ITNESS my signature a nd framed In bia NH bo,,,.. In a cOlllllllUII $100,UU. J uti Le11ch, 6-10-Jlc V 1111Zanc.lt, Pomer oy. the seal of &ald Court, this eert.e f•ill• evenln1 cawn '55 FOHD PICKUI' for sid< or l'hUflC o. UJu :.t, It. L'hc.11111re, 3rd day or June 1960. 1howa b7 Dior tn. London, '03 PL \' MOUTU 3 _pusen&er trade. J n i,:ood cond i t ion. t i· . A, t:M7-711lli. tl- 1 1 · :itp t'. H. O'BRIEN En1lancl Two harem tiers coupe. Not a beauty but ru n m Deem, Racine. Pho n e WIIJ-:w88 make the lk1rt bWow, ac,cen­ Clerk icio f Ex-Of and udgc J guod. 1 1 96. K11rr & Van Zandt, 5 Ui!:Ut.:.FUHD YEARLlN(i l l l!:l­ 610- l tp. luallns 11a..... ol Iha bodlc<t. lly Ann Baker, deputy clerk l'omeroy, 6·10·3tc t·t.1t::i . MrH. l'.:urane ' J nomi.s, UL. 1c 2 13, 6, (6) 1, Luug uouom. - I t; 1a Jlp _ '44i l:111::V HOLET _p111el truc:k. FINED MAN $ I OU. Aur & Van :tandl, Po meI n a session of court loday, M .ty• roy. ____ 6-10-atc 1 or Kenneth l\kEth i nncy fi11c1I ,!1;hn 1 tt .......,... 6ttn h -' ..._"' Ervfo Swartz, Pomeroy IW, $ 1 00 19�1 PONTIAC l>,OUR door hydra­ B111 Yo,u - tnrtll O P T O II E T II I I T and costs .uul three da�·.<; in jail 1 u1atlc c�m be 1een lint ho use lul Coan StrNI, Pom•ror , o n a D W I l�hargt'il Ji led h.\' Midclle• For FRJ;E lnopc:lloa Hit of 1''oreat Run Methvdi1t port polil'e. Swartz w11s arrl·stcd 1 t:hurch. Kun, aood. A hra:aiu. PHONI Ofll.,e Roun: . .. II, I lo •• (CloN -· Nooa .. Tan.) , Saturday evening. tl-tO-Jtp TIRMITE AND P E ST CONTROL .,, Pain. Frff lnspedlon. ln,ur• INI by Natlonwkte. Phone R. ind A. Ser1lc• 'Slation WY'J.�26-tfc 1366. ., ____ GUAGES: M ont'"omer" 16.1 on n on ' ' Ing n..oL ed, -• upper, 9.2 _ on . 1o.,• ...nn rra: ltloO for tbe purchase or a two- I WASHIN G TON (UPI) _, T h e fe•t · Gallipolis, . ' upper, on 19,2 1 �u,ry frame dwellma ho use s1tuat- u umber of ,· o os increa&ed by 1 ,. 0n lower runnini • fee t·, �i.1 c t t he corner ol i;ast MillJ n an d [ CM,9. 000 last mo nth to readl a r ec- 1 12'3• ' Loe k 23, ,. 0 upper 12·e lower l hi:r rY �tr eels . in , the . Valla x e . of I ord or 67, 208 ,000 (or May, the gov· and M • wl�keta. • trap ru 1 n ning i umecoy, Ohi o . J he .said t1 welb n 11;: l ernmen t nnoun ITI eed today. Unem.a COND O N OF MO VEABLE !1ou11•� w1JI be vacated app1 o x11n ate- ploymcnt fell by 201 ,000 to 3,�9, OC L KS·. All dams are up runni nc !)' J uly 1 , 1960, and musl be re- I 000 i L � id do O to Lock average Of l lr m ovetl (rom the prem1sta withm ; 2 tra . l iock o 12 k I t h irty days after it 1s v«catcd. 'nhe Labo r Departmen t r eporlted I • ' to �t ch down 0 n i R 1 � �l 'J'cll'pho n e: WYa n do tte 2-2 1 86 across•lhe•boar� im�rovement in ' 1 �4 • inc Lock from ve�age �h 7 1 • \bJ IO, 1 1 , 13, 14, 1 7, 18, 6tc the nation's Jot, picture, except • n. d 17 ( or a marked w�k n e� in st�e1 OH�� RIVER BOATS: Down- 1 L EGAL NOTICE ;r nd m aohmery ! n dustr1 es 'Wh ich b o l, u:sn d : Lock 15 ; , Lunga Point at �J ds w111 oc received at the o f· ex,pE"ner.ced c onti n ued hiy affs_ of City 18, Lock IB-O am, . H:2 J 1 l ice uf Webi1ter &. !,Uitz U/lliol Hun ti n ston al 9::W, am, 19--I ; Loci. Seym o ur l....,u, at l l llt..i.day, J un e 14, , L. Wolfbei n , the de1 _ . __ ___ __ __ . partment s su expe wer po m,1n1 rt, d u l' Luck. A . M . fur the purchase ol . tile Shermc1n Stephens real estate I l he ,8.il l' � 1 ry e mpIoymen,t � nd tbe w . R uoo . s 1lU11.Led' at :t22 Sycamore Street i n decl ine in Joi>le&Sn-ess du1'1_ ng Mey Village of MJtldt,po,t , Ohio. I r01 1owe<1 t h e seasonal •Prtt>g palWASHINGTON (UPI)- '11h, 1 1 he real estate is appra i sed f or te rn. ther of c1ptured spy-1)i.lot, Francu, •t 900.00 and cannot be sold for 1 p�ss" ' G. PoweRt obtllin«:I aid olfbe a n I y 850 ](.' ss than the 11.pprai1ed value. }'or I cx:; wo r erss _e �_e gor ng t t : :: l � -1.d he w.11.:! por ind r d r a . i unlu::r 1111urm au un, phon e W \' 2- 1 to Rwwa to eee hb son in 11>out force seek,mg JO� m May. .l l Hti. tia,a. 60 PennsylA (UPI}O, EATON ( ) 'l'he drop in unemployment push. 6 7 9 1 1 13 4tc ' her d n l k.llled a w u woman vama ' ' the n 1 seaso al rd adJusted y rate o( • ' I . Olt' ver Powen, M, a Norton, Va , ·-·-• when 1 1J'IJw� J obIess n ess d own to 4 •9 per cent hm,band cr1l1C1r1•Y NOTICE O F F ILING AND -sked ftetbel' he had cobbler'. waa bl . lff the ½I ay �� ol tod '11hl .s was o rul y a sltght llTl,Pl"OVe- I their 11ih t �irplane ,erasbed H E A R ING ON INV E NTOR Y t he will t e;;: *bout l l m ilei no,::un(f f" rolN t. Court Me-Ip County Ohio ment, Wolfbem -said , Pow era shot fto Wu yo r n _ Deyoi The Pil. ft, �en C a M No. 1 8 3 down wft le spy ,,Uotiln U-2 l , , _, · 1 Mo n�Yt1 LIC ENSE ISS UED TO the 1'.:xecutor or Admm1slralast Ullion Sovlet n the l Q.Yff t t ll) j :J a lh� � l�e:o . A marriage license has 'seen cond I on \ ,tor a nd to sueh O f lhe f9ll owmg Un- 1• · as I •¥-1 �oday. • � n i Richmond, Hospittl 11re reside n t.11 of the Slate of Ohio. issued i n probate court to Robert is wife, Louise, was k Kled m the H "YM• t do•" Po,re l'9 tQ}d reportu R 19 Hardm S on s Navy f o use, o sp i.urv1vmg 1f any; n ext o! crash. • r f ! 1 n a d rs orris Hardm, Syra 1 h rn , be n ehclar1e11 under the will, .�l'I. T,he body of Mrs. 'DeYo 11 any, lhe attor n ey or attorneys ! �use, a n d �o�thy J�a � Circle, 18, But he eald only "thl-t' s bu� r. an rs. H omer fou nd l.)'\ De � ugh ter O 1 l'prescntmg a ny of the aforeme nng outside the ,plane . ille.M" wfrttn ai,krAI who ti.ad nt rcle, C a,c1ne, I tioncd persons: yo wn_ !Ktlin� str�pped in his seat tended t!httse al9Ul'l"hces . l with his radi o micropho ne In his J , You are hereby n otified that o n f SPONSOR DANC E . d J '°5 voice Mak-me with emotion, p i I lhe "ilh day of J u n e 1000 o1 n ln• I s s pons�rmg 1 he1n ve nLory and Appra1seme,;t o f the , , The 0�t a nd PTA Aut1hor1L.ies said it appeared th ■l �he t,ltber read • tlllellle-nl aaki ng " a squ,are • nce Fr 1d J une . 7 at the pL■ ne •hlt a tree 11nd bhen roll- .reporter• t4 ato_p bothertnc him f estate o f Pearl D. Lottndge, de�Y ' . he gra tle seh oo Wl th mus1e by , i'iu·c1- that newsmen •Ire,dy ed. It �ad been reported miss1� Ne leascd, late or Pomeroy, O iu o, m Cl i ff Byen and his 0r h e t 8_ 1 1 on a flight between Indlanapohe, hav.e �layed hie · trip for at le.ast said Co unty wa.s filed i n this court. ' .m 11 h ld re n u n/e, :/\1 • m !'l · [nd., 1100 Columbus, Ohio. . two fbOnYI+, ,e "f ' ' • tn ventory and o Heari • n g on said d ree, an d amg1e a du It admisAppra1semen t will be ha d before slon 5 cents, eouplell 7� ce nts. 0 ____ this Court on the 23rd day of _ _ ___ I .-, o'clock a • m • u "• 1960 • al 1 0 ·, •0 Exceptions thereto may be Ciled I hy any i n terested party al a n y ' t ime pri or t o five duys before the date £"t for heari n �. . :I TNES Sty :g�a 1 u�e ::d 1 lS our ' t c sea I o siu r ' 4th day of June, l ,980. F. H. 0 BRIEN I Ju d ge a nd Ex-Offici o Clerk 1 By Ann Haker, Deputy Clerk (ti) 6, 13, 2tc I �I 85 Al " Ht t'AH ,\I WI T I ! 5 . H OU � ho u s ;• _ L or a te d het w ce u l{ utla u 1'1 nd llarnsun v11lc u u m,11l aoa ;,dw1il route. , . 5 ruom huusr localed at 26 J' ;Jrh St Middleport O hi o Store b uildin g Jol' aled m down t ow n H. utl irn <l LJ'l' l ll l; quarkr:. ;iLJo v(' Sui l ahle (ur 1 i.1 rge o r J. , mall h thmt:.,sc·� Irene T om, 7" Alhen � Terrace, U 1 11vl'1 &1ty Ohi o, Phone LY l· 5262· 6 7 OL,::, - - __ _ _ _ 2 S I Ol�Y FHAti-H: FOR s.\LJ -. house 011 C:a1, t Mii111 SI m Porn n oy, ne llt s d10 u l s mm.I b 11s1 11 ('s� rh st i i i l 7 rciu ms a mt b;ilh. l.1r gc frunt ,ind ha,·k puJ r h c s, sun ruo111 full hasemenl, laundry roum· hol wat e r heating �y tem ' L,1rgt• fenrel.i 1 11 hack y h rd swith ,,, doubll' ,gara g e . C 11 1l W \' -2-323 2 . ti 1 3 3t c - - -- - --- - - HOUSE FOIi SAl,l: 6 ROOMS n nd bath near Syraruse l'ost ' OHice, tw1) lol8. Terms. Lei a nd 6 l3 tlt p er. Bumgarn - - -- ---�. - ,--, 3 BE DHOOM HOM E _fOU SALr., . All modern conve ow nces. Located al end of l'orn c roy B ridge in Masun, W. Va. C11II Hcv. Edi sun Weavcr. SJ• J-5346. 6 1 3 We . - . ----- · - - - ..- .. �..... ......... I Ob Increase LcGAL NOTICE I Btds w,u .. recet>< tl ., lhe f- R e ort To • ppmg p f lt"I:' u f Web11ter a d 1-"ullz. A c tor- 1 l-'omer y National Bank llt"H, t)UIJt.lmg, 1:omer y, U JO, u lll l 0 I All May R ecords • u l·wcK A in., M day, J u e 20, , LegaI Not,ce o 493 Lincoln SI W_____ Y 2·3 S6 1 Middh1pon P ho n•_ __ 12 1 -� A LOT' OF a"5 AT ll-l!;; F\ANT 71-IINI( SO, PEQRY� 8Ur I 1../NCERSTAND 9lE'9 � 57"N-100f"F&I . �-- - -- . ·- 6-Dally �nlinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 1 3, 1960 i Business Opportunities WANT ADS I TIi t,; l'AHKl-.:HSBURG Off'ICE of the Mel r opol1li!n Life lnsur .anl·e Co , pl;rni; 10 revise and expand 1t;, upcrauuns ·1 n the lrall1pol1s "" an d Po'''''oy Ar.. W.· s"'"k · t o 42, colex servicemen ,1ges 22 lege edueatlo11 preferred. Men iulcrhtl'd m selling life insurance as a career 110 previous required. se !ling ,•,p e rient·e Oimpi(' l i• f ringed benefiu aod re ti n• ml' nt p rogram S l uting Orweek. r pe OU 00 1 $ l!lary s garu1.ed Lr.iu1111Y: program pro• , ri d lu �� r�� "� �,�- � \fZ�;l !�::::,�: ti l O 7tc Man.iger ___ _ _ _ ________ _ Sl'OHTJNt; ( ;uuus K t Y l)JSTIU· BUToH� l l l l ' no w .llvaLlabl!' 111 this l1·r r 1tury Sl'e Spo ris She!! Ad�NIISC/llclll Page 4 fur lo,p I ti 13 l k t·omplt'L� dcLails. FOil CONSISTENT DEPEN DABLE REliUL'l'S RATES t cent, per word, one insertio n. Mi nimum charge - tlO ce nts. e eeni. per word for three con..eouuve 111sertto111, SP4:cial - on e mouth for 30 cenli per word. Full rate of 4 ce n t� per word ·will be charged for ad vc-rtismg If DOt paid witbib 10 days 11ner rece1-vi11i bl.II. Emms: in AdvertiaU\i Sbould be r�por!A>d �m,nedlalely. The - reapo,nsibl.e for more llian o n e mcor­ Daily Sentinel will not be rect !QRJ"tion. Qtd of 'J't..a.nb •nd Speci&I. Notice, ()( Ev,·Tlta J l.UO. Obilu.arie• publlabed at 1 CO'lt per word. ; DAYli •;1mws 3 DAYS J. DAY l MO. 90c 5 1 _:,6 90c 16 $1.80 $1.20 2,('I 80c Id . DO $1.50 75c � 12..2:i $7.50 /\da received by 10 A.,M.. will be In that day "' ,..por . • • 1-, "'·"° PHO�E WY 2 21 57 ,.;.., DON STI VERS-- •· •i!•. T•o_ •._.. ,.. ......... ... � ___, -. > l --- --- --FOR SALE. FIVE l OOM HO u:;a. with bath, nice location. Melv u, Hood, l l l Locust St . , Pomero_., . 5 28-JOt p ____ t,'011 SALE 22 ½ AtRtS. 8----;:;;I! huust·, b.trn. outt>utldwg �.001 It. tinibt'r. Leier! Township on Uh1 0 lt l \'H (; ood 1ry vcst111ent fo.� $4 ,() 00 00 . See Htlton Wolfe, "u 10. .,. , , ll ll.!l' l rll' 0· ' - -- Rea l Estate -� -( 2 1 ) R11a l l::statt - -- ----- - -'--------------------------•1 (-20--) B u siness Servi ces I 1 9 J For <a le ( I ) Notices 1 I f ' f 0 /1 f' "" ll ll ' A ll ,,__' UN UJ ' l Nl G, EFlt uL at 10n serv ue J a t:k's Hetrigl'r.il L turi New H ave n P hon e TU26-23 tr I .,., 7 �1 MUELLE R FU RNACES, WESTING 1 H OUS E a pp l i 1ncH. Arn ol d Br� th•n, 5n 1 cuse, Oh io. PhorM WY2-6384. 1 1 - 1 1 .ff -- TtLlVI.SIO;\! RADIO At.::> SMA� ;ippl1ii111·c rl·pa1r Phone Otis ML'l'lrntot·k, Hac.ne, 0'110 :n-tlc I ----- -Al'A11 ,· M t::N I � - r'u rn iahed and UAlu1· ni;.h�•O Mc.M ai1tera, Mlddlt.... , po i� l'h on :__\\ V·:l '286 2· :i-tf - J o n o I n I Fo u nd 1 8 ) A_ __Sa les ___ u lo ____ ---- -- I , .,., I I I ' I I · I I Ex-rleo--.. RAD IAT'o R t�:t •-1-t--- I ., · · ' ,I_J --- -- -- ·D .I� \,.,1/Cllltl' �UI&.' •+--1-+• II ' ' I RIVER REPORT · '"' I t ,3& I I · M M · · I I I I I I I '""" I JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR ff1MfflS•- 9.:...el..._."•""• .. I I ____ I (9) For Sole KARR & VAN ZANDT --- - l 1 2) Wanted ta Rent ■ ------ - --- , 1 4 ) Far Rent 4 ..,,. 2 Door Wagon Low · mJlcaae by local ow ner, Hke new Jet tine tlru1, ,tandard tn1n1. for '"-1 econromy. Ortil:l• ml ,nterlor took, Uke new. lta1 ra4io ■ad heater. bnfy $1095 - P.OMEROY CO. MOTOR -, omo · �---,-·, Call Dlc1 Sterrett AIINny � hlon ttOO A.M. .:Very Dll,l' lier,fcr KUTI.AND IIAM!tER'S REFUSE D ISPDSAL. ROOM HOUSE, 1'own11hlp. Phone l'U-2-3-175. 6 l a 6tp EIGHT HOOM HOUSE, two hvc rovm aparlmenta. A. N. Bengel. Phone WY2•:tl7:1. 1 1 -2-tfc •·fVE HOOM uiuund�&d apartti-ti-tile ment. Tel. WY2•330:.!. -------- ---- 90 AC RES l'ASTURI'.: near Hem• Porti!r Mklk1H, l0ck Cirovc. Che11er. Ph one l'omeroy, O., WY2-6294. 6-1 1 -Jtl} -- ------- ( 1 7 1 Help Wonted -N. W. COM PTO N, O. D. Gilmore'� Supply Store WY-2,277' -, HOOMS UF FURNITURE. CAN Vaughan's E1lermln1llng be bo uaht on term,. One 7 room Company ho uae, will aell ttparale or to• AT 1 St. Mary■, W. Va. gethcr. l'ho ne WY 2-3103. _____ __.! 1 3 3tc ' i'lt;s t-·011 SALE. Wlllhi.m Blrke, 8 7 J ?Ip Dorcas. Ohio , U S ED LAWN MOWERS, 1 TV 1et Pomeroy, Ohto 1 We■Un"bOUlltl Wa■her, Grill and St�n<..\. 2 utcl Electric Sweep ers, 2 Iron■, odd, and ends, <li1he1, pull and Pini, alto •U­ verwue. Erneal L. Lewl1 48 N. Third St., Mlc1dleport, Ohio. Phone W Y2•2358. 8-Hlc CiOOD HENTEUS Dt;SUtE 3 OED­ room nome ]11 4uitil 11e1&:hllur­ GAAVeLY T ..ACTOA IAL I AND hood ur wou ld like to liuy on hrYlct._ J\2 I. Mll11., 'hlntro,. laud cunlnct, Phone W Y 2- 2736. ,hlne WY2-2t7J, laleaman: 6 J::t Jlp Before 9:30 A.M. INCl,wllle, Hfi,el� 11.arnlwirt. Middlep\lrt WY •1•2649 Ohla. �- CoNtr'.flt 16'1, Pomeroy WY,2-3195 1111D aGA Tl ANO MOT01t1 IIU ,¥,-18-llc ,1,10 ITl?"I KAUn and •It wlllle th•� IHI, Mltr• At Chft:t•r ,.11t1n Met•ra. 600 I, Mltn YukDt, S-21-45 It., ,.,....ny. tthclne WY�..IUO. NAMILL ,■RVICI STATION I 1-24-tf• Weekly pickup. As low as $1.00 a mo nth. Cell R. & A. Service Station, WY2 -2SH6 or see Mar­ 6·l-30tp l on (Hammer) H1.Nk, A UCTIONlli!I Compl•t• .l•rwl,• CrlH lndfard lltrltti, Phan• or Contat1 A. C. ltADrOID, Racln., Ohle. ■ ----� -- ----- LAWN MOWER ahnrpening and motor rcp•lr, m11chln0 hnnd 5aW rillna: and home m11l n tcn 11nce 1ervicc. ErnelL L. Lewis, 48 N. Thlnt S\., Middleport, Ohio, Phone WY2·2338. 6-9-&tc WOMEN. TO NAIL clrl'ulars, bindle orden at boui,e. Write: Royal PrGduct1, 57 (AB) Mary COMPLETE 1NSURA.NCE PR() teetlon, Life, Al.Ill, Fire, Pollo. J1ne Lant, Newtown Square, Cail i , on ld e 6-lO-Jtp Penna. �Uli. D M lli ll dl part, l 20bl I nsurance a u. s. I · 1 was I I .� :. 1,;•......,;R,vrt,t !o•f . •• •• !• : : : . • . · ,-��. -' ' (;h(!nnel 1 3 TuesdaJ . 8\\)il• ,W Nelv• ' � 8�13· ·' di,dt1tn·' J:Ci)iglf'OO U:00 Cartoo n Theater Show l&.O() Re�· : IIIIIO- , 0ii Iha Go 'li:Jll! . 1,9vo .,,..cy J , Rdwe Mllndar Through Frld1r l:M st.cn on· I t:00 G\lest Star 1:1' News & Weaiher , 8:30 RFD T: 00 Breaklyt Parlf 8:30 News B:35 IBrea�ast Part; 9:30 New, l'Q:OC Coffee TimQ 10:rn Swap Shop 10:32 Morning Devotion, 10:45 On the Town 11 :00 Country H(te Down •2:00 Hoon Ntwa I• • • • : • : : . • : - � · · · · · · · · · · · • • 4 • • · · · · · · · · · � · ·�- �·� · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · _-, · 1� ,.r-i�� !.'J!l,I ij · tl i.'flWI ' f�l'& 'x"Uot at 'ftl&'-Weather 11:20 Jule Rivlin · Siow ,1·SO Albol 'Ill' An• 'J'ell the 'tn,th '¥<'•� 1i'f>•i,•� , ���•; �; otlfla :,J:00,:: tlJ!I"°�• 1:30 .Red· Skii,ltola Show Garry ·uoore U:00 Ne'(s . 1.0qt al lb.t. W"'tller r' 4; 10 ;2:00 Thea� IS ,P:oo JWlt For You ' News J111t For "OU Calling oa· Pl. P!edaDI Music Go llouod Ne,n · ·• Music Go Round Loearl New• · :llualc Go llound Sporta Jn Rqiew Sport, � Ttu, Band 'Bol' Pat Boone Show ! ',_ · , , , , ., P --� t Off • s11114�-., �•, U,,,.,:.Ali" ., . . ' 1 ---••" IJ,.. ' Ji, CURLY KAYOE Ol<AY Sl'EN CE� WHAT 'S TME BfG • '�.., I �, tti, ..t NANCY -_ Wltf! OOPS WHY YOU - · - show A 12:30 1 : 30 1 :35 2:00 8:00 3:SO 3:35 4:.30 4:30 5:00 5:10 1:11 5:45 8:00 S;ac,·- It seom, he lei a packago . at her 1,a"!Ch counter. It I , a 11 One of "'I, matdl covers was her du'2. news to me. -St.rt The ' ''"Stl.o .. � ro Ila ■ ----- � oW Jr.··*-- ! t, · , :t, .. • I 1 i ·· ' . ' ' . Arf.h1u . J:00 7:00 7:30 I Recent guests of Mr. and �S. S. Sayre were Paul Sayre '1d de ughten, Barbara and Beve�tr• and Mrs. W1lm1t Ke nn edy a,nd son, Ray. ,;w, J1!ll ' ��- , y Mrs. . -� Ours Jr., and son, Wiley/i���• Michael accompanied by her pa�and Mr.s, Leatet Buckler en ts, G itil Miriam and Frank or Trea• ton, ' N- J., spe n t the weekend with �- and Mrs. Wiley Oun 1°-eM,1;� Pi"r C, , 1:1,'f �� w3,r'L, 1:80 For letter or l'Or Wot11, 2:30 HouJe PArtr �9ullw ;t;pll ":!O Verdie\ !i"1'diln ♦:� �!jl\ ]Mtllb.,.. Uo)' f: lo rlecn, S'fotm of NIRh1 U( s· 7 I I h01pital. . . . MAMf& IMfROVl/40, · : 0 W ASHINGTON tp'l-l'lte•'Nlil.te AIJITRIP House reported t�ay �at ;: :l.(rs. . ,, -�ll'D$._ IU . IL TAl4P+• ;FJ,a� Yf.1...:.sen. Geo rae, Mamie Eiscmh ower wal " Un.. � � -'4 Frl�y 252 al ong very nlcell'f' a,t; '1Jter. , 'S�ttfeh:'.'_i Reed Army H01piij.l w�re it 'ls Ru81t4n, ' · !l,n :. o!tnd t�l\Dl· atta�� of a&th- clans I Jet 'iir IU1p bUll,dlnJ � rel' o,•ering from f told a n • c�ntermatic bronchitis.:,.e W)I� Hqu� · r ' l! " 'Cu"'-: 11 on " 'ith,en . the' en� 'lt w� ,'�de stlll had no wo President'■ wire would · le ave ttv,. �• tM sa!ety t, • --- - -----• --- , · an · �r���!;othy ::k�o( Athens spent Tue!iday n ight wilh her &isle,, Mrs. Keoneth 11\issell and family. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Dudd and R,andy of Cumb��land, v ! t• . \»'Q · ed Mr. and Mrs. Arthur NelJ er · • . �. � • na,1:fo':l''i� n . vt,ited ��If I H I• "\t, ,..,�� r•� even ing �•lh Mrs. �bf . f to of Dayton DuJ\R � �I�� J.lu,, and son Mike. Ouz;s tua:zi&l hOJl'.e last �td.nef'day after -� fci ne i� _th� caie ot, �e. r allnt, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks �me, LiUHe Fra�c1s, who paased'. away Pau 1 and Roger spent Sp�ay a Tuesday evening al the home of with Mf. and Mrs. Sullivan $lyre. h� 11.0Jl, V{oz;ley francb1. · Mrs. �iley 6ura and son Mllte )fr. a.nd �a. Emmeu Graham or left McGuire AF' on June 3 to *,Mlib1'-f. were cuem oJ: Mr, and I join her husband S-Se:t Ill er _ Ours, statio11-Fd ¥rt, �: I>,, Sill, S1i111day. In Getm&ny . . , Stewart Brewer, son or Mrs. Paul Brewer" left ,fu� Army service !c;iJ:' lowing hUI graduation fro m Rut­ land liitJII: Stlboo� RO'ITERDAM1 Holland UP\-A · "J.' lir. ;ltathbdrn and son, Floyd, G,eett tteifhter 8.od ' . a F�D� of Greeu Ba.)'; wlac, Were visitors eoa!ltal ve1sel 'were djimagell .a:ei:I• at''the 'Wqtfe)' l'ranci1 home ' arid, ousi,. ip . a collisfon nelr Uotter­ . attended the funema� of bis aunt, da111 Frld'y but ill Jibbml e,­ Jb-s. l.ilU8 hinCIS. " ·M'r. ind Mrs. dped injury. of 0. E. Mic�ael and daughter 10,000-ton Gre�k "'1/P 11/> i"YoUnpttt1'n' were 'al�o 1guests o( leQe wa's to'wed to .a Ro �tierdam , the Fran'ci's'. • · �ipyard lot repairs while a tug­ 11r..· iiid: Mrs. Paul Cooper are ijo.ot brought tlie ' Fre1l.'ch vessel vlslli� - Mr. · and ' Mrs. Beecher Marie Annick in,to the harbor at • Coo� and oon n ,e llrby \'lJ!ardJ.ngen, Ml!IU oil ¢,o�;yi· �@. \.1 11!;!t� ll D.. � 12:30 Searcb For Tom.on.,;,; . 1 by'ku' hand tn Jacbonvtlle, Fi. Mr- 1!"'l\ WM;l'O Daily Pro�ain Seheclule : � -. ' , ¥''"" t:l" •• • 11)111 Heiner's bretd 'n' ilonel! OI CIIIHM, •• Heiner's 1oes 11,rftctfy wi1II -, .spmdl ! , 1 Jolm lia)J•lfm .J:4fi . 1 _. • · �'f� JI 1lci , ''.\i\l,·�\fH S · 8:30 Father' KnoW Best 9:00' D.e.�ny Tho·rn., , Show 9:30 •: Alln So�rn bow J0:00 Hennesey 10:30 DuPont Sho,1 ll cO� News llc/0 , ,A ,�k . a,t tho . Weather · BRUNNY? !• Htlntr'I • • • 'CIUN Helnef1 lloe1 with EY1rythln1,8oodl . , r I••• That Bob Ah9qt F•ces Medic ay In Coilrl D The Gale � lhow Beal Ille Cl� Who l>o You Tnul Ammttu Blndllond Rocky and l'J4 Friend.I So� --- 8"'1, Yoqr IIMo a._ Weather Teller Honeymooner, Bronco Wyat\ Tb, RIDeo,an Colt .45 Alcoa PreleDII 0) and Eve "1;. �. M - !I); ·t:elJ 'lliwi''.Torua.m ,:""- �Kill '""'lGt' • Good Thlnp Go with 12,,t 1 : 00 1:30 •:IIO 2:30 &W/ !:30 t:00 5:30 1:00 fl:t!tl 8:40 8:45 7:00 7:30 8:30 •:OO 9:30 ,0:00 · . N e Tb"" Then.ter 1S' � r T1),e Lil�. .I,� �, A Look ii 1ij _' :�•tiler Jule Rivlin Show Amos 'n ' Andy Y'•'way P�ttol •�ow :;,:g ; �� li,\!ffl t,00 ll:15 �:80 1,00 0 . 15 1'20 1'.30 7 ,M •• � q,1, F,--=,--,------ "-"'!J! $1'�!!�\te Dyke, dmnanatrat:e1 1he'• a pntty •� W"d1,ier e.t $ monthl old u •he atandl on � R. m. 13.sMci[Ulay l' g:: � BrlJh" 1:'lQ That's Ille Oftly 'Wf WI aiuld lljlntt· ol ID I l �- ' T3w1Affl:tv-:�u;.1· ·chai' Km"-rJ:- . . . . . . . .. ..... ..... 4 · · · · · · · · · · · · � 4 4 . , : d •1::ilir ·, . l(;u;ried 12,0t eil�ll cfun r BE T HIS FA IR --- l'VE GOT TO TOY CMfST '4'Musical -; lT J:15 ..lM. ON COUI.Q r!,E f t T'UVE THERt: usro -�IN 'oOMEPI.ACE• . IU)I IIATIY SITS IICSINP IICOU -31,n , Beatty. � - the Santa Clara t team. etOUIII ! Youth th, &tllb line of thl il�OOO-. meter run 1t the 21n W1ta• llonal Be 18D the 1,000 - - In u:11.1.:._th• t11t•1t: i ·o. s. ti'aelmlu bu nar run the . ON "TME WE$TS!� WHEN I WAV: A KIO/ ' -- - 5'1AOT . ALECK� .El·f? - l'LL REM­ '(' � · vm.,. COm- llaut. •· pl"tij' ). N- . ' Quick-Recovery Electric Waler Healer a Here's why betlA>r buy. U laatl lnnpi. There's no flame to eat away the tank bottom. 1-d. ufe, �.,. unit.I diatzibutl the heat hi the ' ,I evenly, wilh 100% efficiency, No heat eecapea up the flue. lrutiat upon a Quick-Recovery 60-pllon Electric Waler Heat.or • • . lhe walA>r heater wllh r:ompkte IOli,facnon 11uaranfffll or your moM_Y will be returned, including the installation coats. See your electric appliance dealer or plumber, "! call us for IIIOt8 detail& ,�· ,. 1-i'� ELECTRICITY i• your bett•; way to beat water �• � WER COMPANY ·· -· ,.•: • I .. : ' •-.. -· � --- -- I•• : ' "_�, _ _.,.. ·-::#Ii• �--,.-.....,. ,... ,.. tiNtl lll .... .,' . . --, ••1t11 UJ t1liilllr......... ;_ -..,1' ,.._-.y .· f· .' _________..,.��t;�'-�.,..�--'!____;:,_______...___________...;____;_______ , ' . PQE1iY sea>. I 60T A CHANCE 10 1)1,U( lO MAE CO!NER -x;a.t.Y. SOY, SHES REALLY A K.-«XJ<ClJT. 15 -"IN'� YE�." E L ECTIOl'i( -­ ALLEN On The . ". By ERNIE BU� scoo� ! �· W£'LL OUA.RANTU YOU WON•T I And we'll l'llrther _.._. you wlU be COMPLJ:TBLY SATlSJ'IED •fth & QWok•ftNoveQ' 60-1allon Eleatrlo Water He&ter- or your money w1U be &urned, t,,ol11cllna lhe lnlailolloa ooalO, OHIO P Ch Qnne 1 8-1 ' • en Show �i �C"'II HNid� 'We1theN!ut Jack P,ar Show Sign Of-I WCHS..TV Channel 8 UeS H:11!►, - Cartoo� Sj>ll ct,c"1,t/i tl:3ft · Ro'mpef Rdom ' 01 SAYS HI Wll!, WID �UNAWAT llll�Sp--t,C,rtlt1 � amy, of Clln100:'. � .C:,. ,.,,.tk:al'lt<!, � bt� j P.'- •�lth . ruti1wa1 heirus Nudtlti! Walla1.-e. rs, at l•ptllll tonfe�•nce i_n Bltt>ura Weat Ge.rmany. Th11 Amtrtd11 ,.1•1ee tp&,:t repor\trl that he Pt an11 io marry the 1\ep-d11u�i41r of f;ornellui -Y.a.nd•!­ bJ IL "A� l'IOOn aa pt.Wlible." Tht1 eloped 'fro'" f!".anntl. rr,r:,cit. TRIED HEJNER'S IJ;. l�: 10 . tl:00 11:10 1 1 :115 1:00 t:00 ;1.meriea,n E'!!na.,c,,.. · s:'30 c8.Ptain Gan.ant 1:00 San f ranciS:...-o �•t .l.'30 -Your Ea111; � .6:40. . Weather Teller 6:45 Jol\,n Dal)' ilt:WI '1 :00 Broken Arrow '1 ·3Q. , Cheye nn e 8:30 Bo w.'bon Street Beat q:30 Adv,·-iture.s In Paradl■e t0:30 Ted Mack Amateur Bour 1 1 :00 The News Toni(ht \ 1 ; 10 Scanning the Weather U:l5 Spo rt Report ll :20 Late Show my WHITT ARE YE DOIN' OUT YONDER PLOWIN' IN ·1 HAT HOT SUN WI FOllT A 5 lJN80NNET ? M AW !! T: Channel 8- Monday I Ru nn ing Of1 oiut " hot wat er: too often ?, - .ao,oo BAllNEY GOOGLE bd SNUFFY SMITH 15 �i: 8: Sig n Or Today Katie Doona n Show Topper Dt:>u&h Re Mi 6:45 ?:00 9:00 9:30 I •x �i B PEANUTS t t'tl � f: 1: o . • � 2: , o 3: 1 � · 3-·Wl, •=30 IS.: 00 5,30 6: 00 '.: I & Channel 3-1 uesda1 b- (l ; 1 l2: f'li -------- I I 1 "'"'13 ISlt I ore l 0 S 1 Tales of Wella Fargo Peter Gu n n Alcoa Theater Steve Allen Show News Headli nes Weathercast Jack Paar Show Sig n Off 8:30 ' §:00 9:30 10:00 1 1 ,oo 1 1; 10 J t :15 1 :00 I I I I ( ':'a /Vlo nne !:>uppl 1e� • u-<> Pilp t' Dad I IJets· assPort . r.. v· I r,._ oman Killed In Cr38h Of Light Plane Near Eaton oo' -------- 1 For Sale or I '""'""'-"'""'""""'""""'""'""'"""' 24-a Trade - Chann ei 3-M,ond 01t }tao. 4:00 Comedy Pllybou.se 4:30 AdYenture Time ,:oo Steamboat BiU 6:30 'S gl. Preston 6:00· M.us.ic i n the h.ound 6: 15 Jim Th.11.cbr Sb�,w ti:� Weathere•■.t t:30 Nf':wli Picture 8;4.5, H.w1tley 8.rlr.kleJ Re111rt 1:00 H�ckleberry H9und 7:30 Riverboat I Blaettnar $ -- --- ---- 1 11 I RE pAl R ,.:'. �:- ·• - ""-' u, ""1de1n at 12:to Jim, 0-n: I Franlt •. Alter at 1,10 pm , o.l; El&er CWi at 1:2& pm, 3-0; A. V. Crla "' ,,. pm, f-0; J,fferaon al '1:19 PID, 12--t; S.,c1more al o: u, »m. l won n,t; C. v._ Har• n..,. at t·40 pm, Z.O· llr CrllY at ' . •·10 l.� 20 agi. 8-0, Colton Queefl ,1 ..,. tn a , 1.e; Invader at 8:J& am. 2-2. · UPBOUN"O: G 1Iii po 1 Jan 1" .D· · • ,.,i, Cln · 1 • • l;SS · ■,ID , 11 a: bl ; LocL .. -• nM-1. ■t ,a pm t-3· Ba !.IOY La· I . ' CD ' lke Cre di lffl it 1;'5} im, 4--0 ; M 3-16. lor a t l O: IO am, "., . KANJ\HWA .RIVER BOA1 Winhet�. Helen Z down it :20 1m, 0-4-; BeJver down •l 1 :40 am, 1. · 1 0- I --lW'1 I -- - --TELE ¥ t�IOM GU IDI W$A.Z.TV Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 13, 1960-7 z TOMATO PLANTS, M EXJL'ANS . liurpecglub c, Marglove, HtH gers, Matchless and Golde11 J u b 11cc Alsn, rhubarb to eat and lo deep lreeie Se c ond h o u;.l' c11st from 11ql oo lhouse III SyraFROM AN!> AFTER th 1 11 dale l cu se, W 11J1a111 U Holrnc 8 w LII n o l be re11po n 11ible fur any --6 13 Lft" d ebt11 co ntracted by anyone H A M �A !\ IJ fi"Ult Dt.LILIOUS o ther tha n my1elf W H..:Hc..::, J.;ick s Dn 1ry liar, :'tlnJ Roy Tracy Jr 6· 1 1 3tc ' dicporl. ts 7 Oll -l----------: b } Lo:;t and (;L( JJE l , GO OD CUN OIT(ON _ Ph o ne W Y l-J-1,03. ___ __ ____ _ ti I J Jl<.' l 'AlUKi;ET J:"OUND AT 289 Mui TWO 1�0� 1 1-..s U 11 vtd V m u Me t er, Wei;\ Co1umbu1. berry Ave Ow n er may have by 6-IU-6tc 1t1e n \1(y1 n g and paymg fur ad WOOIJ SLAT POR.CH C L O J"II - 0 -2 ga 6 1 3 3Lc GAS It ANGEPho ne WY-2-3 1 28. \ t' rs Ho�s sh11d1:s do1h porch valance O� J one :. , '' 8D Atu ! bC.& A c rry c - �• • -- -- - - - ---- - - -�wm11,·s vc11ct1a11 blmds. wui' I umeroy 0 h10 6 I O•J , p ' s. f>' ree estimates . dow shade Dale W1 ppcl, 2H5 Union Ave., HAY f,'OR SAU:. J'honc Y U5 J HU. 6- I U-IH p Pomeroy. :5 21 90tc - Can ___, Cl- u-� , All Mabft end MrNela L'UAL l"UH SALK liHJ::A1• SAVMITltOP'OUTAN MOTORI INl.iS 11 buu,11t before Isl Aug- JUDENOUH SUPPLY. Rad i o and. ..,_ ll■t M16'1 It. 6· 1 1 -JOtp Y U:)-2 1 20._ Service. TV _ ui>t . N o w 1s the lime tu itct yuur - · _ ___ __ _ p_..,-, Ohle WI/Iler c oal. .lielorc lhe Fall rush. Have all gradca Of coal. W il l de- PAINTING INTERIOR AND exler1957 l-. 'urd V B 2 door ted1n $1, 1 95, ior. Guarantef'd work by hour liver anywhere. Sc.! or call liob <.:u eful local owner. New PonJd1erli . ;�11ne located S late ltouit' or contract Oris Hubbard, Box liac tr1de-ln. BlaeU.nara, Pome1 :.i"i . ¼ mile rrum r air grounds. 7 1 , Syrncus�. Ohio. 6-1 1 ·3tp 6-9-titc r oy. 6 7 ijtp I - -- -- -- -- -- -I 1956 t..: 111::VROLET Bel-Aln:: $ 1 , 195 '49 1''0HlJ l•'l<J((; usoN tradur .._,� r-4 door riedan. P owerglide. Had i o 1111d plowa . New back tires. s1111- J 11.nd heatl!r. A 1mart l oo ki ng: car. pilclly 1:arden tractor, rcl'l mowBlaetln�r.11, Pomeroy. 6- D·tllc er 11.nd cul \Jvalur11 111 guod con�&& 1 Call Vikui gJ - :.!:t?J . 1 0M DOD G E va Cu111 om H oyal. / NOTICE OF F ILING AND $1195. 4 door. One careful local 1 ---• INVENTORY ON HEARING POMEROY--'I lots llnd 6•room owner. It'll ucottd lo n on e m liAS, t' U t>� L -UIL and co11I furhou.'ie wit/1 b;i l h amt iiUloma t 1 l· c ..., No. l l,372. c,o nd1lion and value. Blaetlnars , naccs. C.iJl tur I rec estim1atcs. gas furn.ire hl'at, ,ucc gard e n , Probll t• Court, Mei91 County, Ohio tl-9-Utc �e�oy.__ · T O th e Execut or or Administra1'' orcm,ui 1k Abuull, M iOmrpon. space. $4200 UU. Down Jlaym (• n 1 and lo such of the followi n g as Lor U-t[c l ti· 0 OU $50.UO balance 00 mon$� 19M MEllCUllV lh1rd Top 2 door. ' arc �c�i dcnts o( th� s late of Ohio : thiy. · $89�. A critical in11pedlou will J-'lliS, MEAT T\'Pt:, sleek, sbrny, POMERO Y R U RAL _ JOO a ftcs , s 1_1 rv1vm 11 �p_ou�e, tf any; n ext _ or pro ve lhlll to be ll fine buy . curly 111 1lcd, p1u1\u re raised. wdl built 7-ruom hoxc, bnrn, I krn; tiene!1C1ar1c11 u nder the Will, 6-9-IUc Ulactt n .irs, Pomeruy. ,. w . Wells, Lcad111g ueor1'le grun.,ry, chil' ken hous 8, o th e r Ir a ny ; .til e allo rn ey or altorney s ret:ree11. Houi.J, Middleport. 6-I U·,nt: ':wl ULOSMOlllLE 88 4 door liC­ building s, nice garden, 8 D.Crl' s 1>. resent i n g an y o f the aforemen J;m. car ·6 blue. !Jul you w on 't ALMO::i'l' Nr; w ltl.'A refrLgcni.tor bottomland .. 8 miles f rom Pom • u oneu persons: 1 eroy, I -,.. mi les be iI you buy It. $ 12115. Karr • WJlh deep 1reeze com1,1artment. Ro ute 33. ' You are hereby notifJ.t.d that, on 4 6 V1111 Z.1rndl, Pomeroy. 6-10 · 3.lC - �II W k ..:-tJ'tiU aller 5 p. m. • $tl, 000 . 00, the 3rd day o f Ju n e 1960, �n InMIDDLEPORT RURAL - 6 -rnom vo n tury and Appraiscmenl or the , 1u-:J1c t1•� OLl>SMUIHl,� Super 80 2 frame, hat h . i.:urag c , d1i1·kcn estate uf Oscar K Bauer, deceased We repair all types o( radl• duur. A c1uullty car l 111i id c ..i ud ANTlij U E l'IJHNITU Ut; liook case house, fru i t L"cilar, large lot out la te of Chester Township in said ators, from heater COT'CS to uuL. $UiJr\, Kur & Van Zandt, iw.vv; c11c:.1 0 1 u1·11wers $<>.00; or hiMh wnln, IOU yurds off County was filed in this Court J'omeruy. ti- 10-::llc Ll JlllUl.lill'rllll i.:llaLI' f;,I.U U ; dfl'!ibthe largest truck or tractor Houle 7. $?OOH.OU. Hearing on said in ven to ry and Mn. :ti4.uU. tal.ilc llall �.>.W; er ■IHma S COX, M, ALBERT ) A n l)ruisl'me n t wlll be had before 1 l radkilor. door. 4 Savoy t_ _ '6-1 ·1•LYMulJ�i. Johll Muut, J11.1rr1.11onv1 l lc, lJ, Bo• 229 Phone WY2-3830 or -this Court on the 23rd day o f June I llt:!rc iii !LOOI! lr1111sporlat1011 al a b- l J-Jtc _ _ 6-l l-31c 1960 al 10 o'clock A. M. WY2-2220. a:uod price. '39�. K11rr &. Va n _ _______ Zandt, l'omcroy. 6- 1 0- ::l lc MA \'TAG Wa1her and tubs, living Exceplio n s Lhereto may be filed Phone WY•l-2143 -- .. � \ roo111 sulle. Mn. J o h n Stout, by any interested _party at a ny IIUOW lllOW-Thtt wmtllnt ":>◄ STUDI-.:BAK.ERo omeroy, Ohl p SU. rl l tr: Coupe J larni(mv iJJe O· li-l hHc time prior to f ive days before lhe dropa to the hip. beneath • The llrc,; were 1lolt:n. We'll ln- ----· __ ___'._ -- --- -- date .set (or hearing. urefu ll7-1haped bodlce &tall n ew on es. '291t Karr & I MOTOHBIKI-.: 19!'18 MU. n;u_ t.;uod W ITNESS my signature a nd framed In bia NH bo,,,.. In a cOlllllllUII $100,UU. J uti Le11ch, 6-10-Jlc V 1111Zanc.lt, Pomer oy. the seal of &ald Court, this eert.e f•ill• evenln1 cawn '55 FOHD PICKUI' for sid< or l'hUflC o. UJu :.t, It. L'hc.11111re, 3rd day or June 1960. 1howa b7 Dior tn. London, '03 PL \' MOUTU 3 _pusen&er trade. J n i,:ood cond i t ion. t i· . A, t:M7-711lli. tl- 1 1 · :itp t'. H. O'BRIEN En1lancl Two harem tiers coupe. Not a beauty but ru n m Deem, Racine. Pho n e WIIJ-:w88 make the lk1rt bWow, ac,cen­ Clerk icio f Ex-Of and udgc J guod. 1 1 96. K11rr & Van Zandt, 5 Ui!:Ut.:.FUHD YEARLlN(i l l l!:l­ 610- l tp. luallns 11a..... ol Iha bodlc<t. lly Ann Baker, deputy clerk l'omeroy, 6·10·3tc t·t.1t::i . MrH. l'.:urane ' J nomi.s, UL. 1c 2 13, 6, (6) 1, Luug uouom. - I t; 1a Jlp _ '44i l:111::V HOLET _p111el truc:k. FINED MAN $ I OU. Aur & Van :tandl, Po meI n a session of court loday, M .ty• roy. ____ 6-10-atc 1 or Kenneth l\kEth i nncy fi11c1I ,!1;hn 1 tt .......,... 6ttn h -' ..._"' Ervfo Swartz, Pomeroy IW, $ 1 00 19�1 PONTIAC l>,OUR door hydra­ B111 Yo,u - tnrtll O P T O II E T II I I T and costs .uul three da�·.<; in jail 1 u1atlc c�m be 1een lint ho use lul Coan StrNI, Pom•ror , o n a D W I l�hargt'il Ji led h.\' Midclle• For FRJ;E lnopc:lloa Hit of 1''oreat Run Methvdi1t port polil'e. Swartz w11s arrl·stcd 1 t:hurch. Kun, aood. A hra:aiu. PHONI Ofll.,e Roun: . .. II, I lo •• (CloN -· Nooa .. Tan.) , Saturday evening. tl-tO-Jtp TIRMITE AND P E ST CONTROL .,, Pain. Frff lnspedlon. ln,ur• INI by Natlonwkte. Phone R. ind A. Ser1lc• 'Slation WY'J.�26-tfc 1366. ., ____ GUAGES: M ont'"omer" 16.1 on n on ' ' Ing n..oL ed, -• upper, 9.2 _ on . 1o.,• ...nn rra: ltloO for tbe purchase or a two- I WASHIN G TON (UPI) _, T h e fe•t · Gallipolis, . ' upper, on 19,2 1 �u,ry frame dwellma ho use s1tuat- u umber of ,· o os increa&ed by 1 ,. 0n lower runnini • fee t·, �i.1 c t t he corner ol i;ast MillJ n an d [ CM,9. 000 last mo nth to readl a r ec- 1 12'3• ' Loe k 23, ,. 0 upper 12·e lower l hi:r rY �tr eels . in , the . Valla x e . of I ord or 67, 208 ,000 (or May, the gov· and M • wl�keta. • trap ru 1 n ning i umecoy, Ohi o . J he .said t1 welb n 11;: l ernmen t nnoun ITI eed today. Unem.a COND O N OF MO VEABLE !1ou11•� w1JI be vacated app1 o x11n ate- ploymcnt fell by 201 ,000 to 3,�9, OC L KS·. All dams are up runni nc !)' J uly 1 , 1960, and musl be re- I 000 i L � id do O to Lock average Of l lr m ovetl (rom the prem1sta withm ; 2 tra . l iock o 12 k I t h irty days after it 1s v«catcd. 'nhe Labo r Departmen t r eporlted I • ' to �t ch down 0 n i R 1 � �l 'J'cll'pho n e: WYa n do tte 2-2 1 86 across•lhe•boar� im�rovement in ' 1 �4 • inc Lock from ve�age �h 7 1 • \bJ IO, 1 1 , 13, 14, 1 7, 18, 6tc the nation's Jot, picture, except • n. d 17 ( or a marked w�k n e� in st�e1 OH�� RIVER BOATS: Down- 1 L EGAL NOTICE ;r nd m aohmery ! n dustr1 es 'Wh ich b o l, u:sn d : Lock 15 ; , Lunga Point at �J ds w111 oc received at the o f· ex,pE"ner.ced c onti n ued hiy affs_ of City 18, Lock IB-O am, . H:2 J 1 l ice uf Webi1ter &. !,Uitz U/lliol Hun ti n ston al 9::W, am, 19--I ; Loci. Seym o ur l....,u, at l l llt..i.day, J un e 14, , L. Wolfbei n , the de1 _ . __ ___ __ __ . partment s su expe wer po m,1n1 rt, d u l' Luck. A . M . fur the purchase ol . tile Shermc1n Stephens real estate I l he ,8.il l' � 1 ry e mpIoymen,t � nd tbe w . R uoo . s 1lU11.Led' at :t22 Sycamore Street i n decl ine in Joi>le&Sn-ess du1'1_ ng Mey Village of MJtldt,po,t , Ohio. I r01 1owe<1 t h e seasonal •Prtt>g palWASHINGTON (UPI)- '11h, 1 1 he real estate is appra i sed f or te rn. ther of c1ptured spy-1)i.lot, Francu, •t 900.00 and cannot be sold for 1 p�ss" ' G. PoweRt obtllin«:I aid olfbe a n I y 850 ](.' ss than the 11.pprai1ed value. }'or I cx:; wo r erss _e �_e gor ng t t : :: l � -1.d he w.11.:! por ind r d r a . i unlu::r 1111urm au un, phon e W \' 2- 1 to Rwwa to eee hb son in 11>out force seek,mg JO� m May. .l l Hti. tia,a. 60 PennsylA (UPI}O, EATON ( ) 'l'he drop in unemployment push. 6 7 9 1 1 13 4tc ' her d n l k.llled a w u woman vama ' ' the n 1 seaso al rd adJusted y rate o( • ' I . Olt' ver Powen, M, a Norton, Va , ·-·-• when 1 1J'IJw� J obIess n ess d own to 4 •9 per cent hm,band cr1l1C1r1•Y NOTICE O F F ILING AND -sked ftetbel' he had cobbler'. waa bl . lff the ½I ay �� ol tod '11hl .s was o rul y a sltght llTl,Pl"OVe- I their 11ih t �irplane ,erasbed H E A R ING ON INV E NTOR Y t he will t e;;: *bout l l m ilei no,::un(f f" rolN t. Court Me-Ip County Ohio ment, Wolfbem -said , Pow era shot fto Wu yo r n _ Deyoi The Pil. ft, �en C a M No. 1 8 3 down wft le spy ,,Uotiln U-2 l , , _, · 1 Mo n�Yt1 LIC ENSE ISS UED TO the 1'.:xecutor or Admm1slralast Ullion Sovlet n the l Q.Yff t t ll) j :J a lh� � l�e:o . A marriage license has 'seen cond I on \ ,tor a nd to sueh O f lhe f9ll owmg Un- 1• · as I •¥-1 �oday. • � n i Richmond, Hospittl 11re reside n t.11 of the Slate of Ohio. issued i n probate court to Robert is wife, Louise, was k Kled m the H "YM• t do•" Po,re l'9 tQ}d reportu R 19 Hardm S on s Navy f o use, o sp i.urv1vmg 1f any; n ext o! crash. • r f ! 1 n a d rs orris Hardm, Syra 1 h rn , be n ehclar1e11 under the will, .�l'I. T,he body of Mrs. 'DeYo 11 any, lhe attor n ey or attorneys ! �use, a n d �o�thy J�a � Circle, 18, But he eald only "thl-t' s bu� r. an rs. H omer fou nd l.)'\ De � ugh ter O 1 l'prescntmg a ny of the aforeme nng outside the ,plane . ille.M" wfrttn ai,krAI who ti.ad nt rcle, C a,c1ne, I tioncd persons: yo wn_ !Ktlin� str�pped in his seat tended t!httse al9Ul'l"hces . l with his radi o micropho ne In his J , You are hereby n otified that o n f SPONSOR DANC E . d J '°5 voice Mak-me with emotion, p i I lhe "ilh day of J u n e 1000 o1 n ln• I s s pons�rmg 1 he1n ve nLory and Appra1seme,;t o f the , , The 0�t a nd PTA Aut1hor1L.ies said it appeared th ■l �he t,ltber read • tlllellle-nl aaki ng " a squ,are • nce Fr 1d J une . 7 at the pL■ ne •hlt a tree 11nd bhen roll- .reporter• t4 ato_p bothertnc him f estate o f Pearl D. Lottndge, de�Y ' . he gra tle seh oo Wl th mus1e by , i'iu·c1- that newsmen •Ire,dy ed. It �ad been reported miss1� Ne leascd, late or Pomeroy, O iu o, m Cl i ff Byen and his 0r h e t 8_ 1 1 on a flight between Indlanapohe, hav.e �layed hie · trip for at le.ast said Co unty wa.s filed i n this court. ' .m 11 h ld re n u n/e, :/\1 • m !'l · [nd., 1100 Columbus, Ohio. . two fbOnYI+, ,e "f ' ' • tn ventory and o Heari • n g on said d ree, an d amg1e a du It admisAppra1semen t will be ha d before slon 5 cents, eouplell 7� ce nts. 0 ____ this Court on the 23rd day of _ _ ___ I .-, o'clock a • m • u "• 1960 • al 1 0 ·, •0 Exceptions thereto may be Ciled I hy any i n terested party al a n y ' t ime pri or t o five duys before the date £"t for heari n �. . :I TNES Sty :g�a 1 u�e ::d 1 lS our ' t c sea I o siu r ' 4th day of June, l ,980. F. H. 0 BRIEN I Ju d ge a nd Ex-Offici o Clerk 1 By Ann Haker, Deputy Clerk (ti) 6, 13, 2tc I �I 85 Al " Ht t'AH ,\I WI T I ! 5 . H OU � ho u s ;• _ L or a te d het w ce u l{ utla u 1'1 nd llarnsun v11lc u u m,11l aoa ;,dw1il route. , . 5 ruom huusr localed at 26 J' ;Jrh St Middleport O hi o Store b uildin g Jol' aled m down t ow n H. utl irn <l LJ'l' l ll l; quarkr:. ;iLJo v(' Sui l ahle (ur 1 i.1 rge o r J. , mall h thmt:.,sc·� Irene T om, 7" Alhen � Terrace, U 1 11vl'1 &1ty Ohi o, Phone LY l· 5262· 6 7 OL,::, - - __ _ _ _ 2 S I Ol�Y FHAti-H: FOR s.\LJ -. house 011 C:a1, t Mii111 SI m Porn n oy, ne llt s d10 u l s mm.I b 11s1 11 ('s� rh st i i i l 7 rciu ms a mt b;ilh. l.1r gc frunt ,ind ha,·k puJ r h c s, sun ruo111 full hasemenl, laundry roum· hol wat e r heating �y tem ' L,1rgt• fenrel.i 1 11 hack y h rd swith ,,, doubll' ,gara g e . C 11 1l W \' -2-323 2 . ti 1 3 3t c - - -- - --- - - HOUSE FOIi SAl,l: 6 ROOMS n nd bath near Syraruse l'ost ' OHice, tw1) lol8. Terms. Lei a nd 6 l3 tlt p er. Bumgarn - - -- ---�. - ,--, 3 BE DHOOM HOM E _fOU SALr., . All modern conve ow nces. Located al end of l'orn c roy B ridge in Masun, W. Va. C11II Hcv. Edi sun Weavcr. SJ• J-5346. 6 1 3 We . - . ----- · - - - ..- .. �..... ......... I Ob Increase LcGAL NOTICE I Btds w,u .. recet>< tl ., lhe f- R e ort To • ppmg p f lt"I:' u f Web11ter a d 1-"ullz. A c tor- 1 l-'omer y National Bank llt"H, t)UIJt.lmg, 1:omer y, U JO, u lll l 0 I All May R ecords • u l·wcK A in., M day, J u e 20, , LegaI Not,ce o 493 Lincoln SI W_____ Y 2·3 S6 1 Middh1pon P ho n•_ __ 12 1 -� A LOT' OF a"5 AT ll-l!;; F\ANT 71-IINI( SO, PEQRY� 8Ur I 1../NCERSTAND 9lE'9 � 57"N-100f"F&I . �- --..--- • a1 y en t1n e __-.............===........==============-------;::,;;;�'.ii7;i:ii;j;,i:oi;;j� i;i,���=!.:===���-----------------~ _____ . Music Students Present Recital Sunday Afternoon Mo inl y About People I n p Offleroy TO OBSERVE 60th ANNIV ERSARY Heath Church Hol,ds Program Honoring Children I BPW To Ob,e,.,e Anniver,ary T�eeday Th e 13th 1nn lv er1ary of the M idd l eport Bu1ine11 and Pr ofes1 sional W omen '• Cl ub will be cele· bnt ed this Tu e.day when the 1roup meet, It the MHonic Hall il!hrtrugearl for Children-'s Da y was obtterved at A lovely program of cla8sic He;tt.h Methodist Church, Midthe INS HAWK E L L I C U L By \ mUSIC' wa, prese11ted Sunday arter• 1\ leport, Su nday morning v,,;ith the , Lambert Johnora noon by Miss Robert Pullins of T hur SlOll o r dtildre n of 1Jh1.: ohurdb i n charge J-'1 Pleasant. MIH Karen McElh111• rive d for th eir re iiu l ar meeting. l-'fl dll.Y f or a visit wtlll M r ,1( the serv-ice from the Oall to n)·, Jud ith Butcher and M i H Ly nn afld Mrs. Ja m es Rea r hs . A short buslneq meet ing will Worshi p to the Bentdiction. Buchana n of Middlepor t and Mr s a and conducted by Mr&. Betty Pie· be r. v n M r s Huy rnd t M 11he ec!'l p tu re for t he morni ng I Be n Ph ilson. Barit on e at the Mid• rri t were v r recent ly el ected presi dent inch W kellil, nrt. l Can of prese s ly w f a l H s h d e a e �:;tc b Kenn a ll[J l dl ep rents, a nd the openin ' prayer was given of th e cl u b an d a social t i m e will . ort High Schoo l Aud1t Griu1�, her � e k gueSls a cnd of e p S g 'l he g i rls are all ad v.ince pup1l11 be h eld with. the traditioua l cu t· 1 "" :.1 r, Ho llin ""'"'· by Bobby u,.,;,, uf M ,s. R ay """ of . M iddle port ·1 'R 1,l the tin l 1 n (Bute h J Pul l ins of Thur s n-: g of tue birth day 'cake at ' •• Ch ld n'lfn, uy I re n u n er uu e d d sh ow great pro m ue of musan . t j cf o s e of t h e even ing. A ll rr . embcrs 'nd . , ton 11 r ri v ed Satu r<la)' to !>IJt . . h:: icuidal"IIC'e or Mrs. James Brewing• \ the 1cal caree rs fo r them !iie lves. ar e urg ed to at ten d the m cetins . ., come for me � scr4 A n rogra m depicting the Church life of � child from su m mer wi1h h i s gr.1nd"o1£l"u ls, Mr 1 on gave •·• ,..,e w,,. -�·he program w as opened by . · ... 't 1 en te rs th e N urscry D epar t m en t o f t ne ch �re h to t h e Mrs. 11,0I l l n ,� r, arh · time d an vice aod retitatio ns w ere give n by ' . la yed, "Sonato w nt was presen ted Sunday morn m g at t he ,I M iss Lambert ho p M r. an d 1 rs . _. 1 en 0 I 1 1 and ,1 rs. th• foll~·lng ,1ark • •"' n ... Junio r de partme •h - ' Tomt · an d H 11 d h ay READY FOR K'1 VISIT sep 9" Jo 1 v.. b N 'I · ' lhe c h urch SC h oo I retur ned home my Cook · l izabeth L"utler E e, Lou An n French, P a tMiddleport First B ap1 1st C h urc h d unng "To A Wale r Lily" by MacDow• i Friday mght aflcr a 11 1�11 111 Ml!!· I � nI le Evenon , uo1r1A1 r a An.he r, P•tVIENNA, Aust r i a UPI - The , h ou r . . · t 1 ell · s o un aml Iowa , ,, i w M ' d s I" opene h I h Harris, Pat Archer, Dennis AuJ t , our d Ill ren 1 Aust ria n go\ler nm c n t has l·om• Id · Ch 16 and I The program, "The n"s "Sanata, N o Hayd e . Mr and M rs_ l ' �l \\ 1ppc l h'.1 \1(1 r B i l? y Dallas, Bar-b3ra F u l tz, Nancy, , pleted arra ngeme n t� for the w eek the o rgan pre l ude by Mrs Ceci l -sent ed the ., Vo 1 ce o( the Chu rch . "Al Th}' Feet . " we re pla y ed by . � ur n e d tu I hei r h om e i n 8c ve r n . H arris. Sy l vlo Swa n,s on � E vBIily C l o ng yislt by So v icl Prem ie r Ni• B radbu ry, follo w ed by the all to 1 fo r the pr� gra m . nny. . MtElhi Miss ' 1 ..d , lil lcr a V J !> L l with thcu- pa r- �.ns . S ,n d,a. J o.mson and Bdh kiti Khr ushch ev be"inni n0 " .June 8 . ·wo rshi p by thes pasto r, nev. Don• Mbs B111 cher p1T 5CJ1lcd . Hay rt n ' s e nt � M r a n d Mrs !\lorlicrl Ncutz 1 c u , tz. K tm Kal ad H mdy WllM the narrat or crly h Johnson ow for sana a l len, Mosc o c o . t a py Pu ent s d n a 30 James . Mr ne o Do aid \ for the ser vice w1lh Mr and Mr, " Sona I a. N o I " J n• . .. "' " Rcve r i c," bY !1 n J'' ' and •\l r • and •Mrs. J<tsr ph W i p \IO'i'a•1 numbe r for th e servlce . . a pproval, a g ov ernm ent spokes1 · Chairm an of childr en's Work. pre• t,arl Smith , · an d da ughte r · Susie DeB ussey. 1 pf'l Thry came to u 1 1rnd the ;Jrd m A. 1 hl";.nl :" a s p re sent< d by t h � m an report ed Su nd ay. s id�d ove r the serv i ce and extend r�cpresent . ng the fi. rst a p pe lls R ue h:ma n I at.nin of h is bro the r a nd n•in ;,mu l a n t e' i M crs , m by N h u u -'---! t J r r i s r t,he dihor unde s u o _ ll � ed a we l co me to all u tl <'ndmg . he chil d lo its chu rch. re ··son .i,ta N u . 8" by H aydn for a vis i t . B011· 11 1 e a111l l l , rc , i l" r- lion o f Mrs L"e Mccomas • afte r wP Wht ' ch hall b 3 e f I'rsl, we d0 not � MR. AND MRS. FRICK uf i t. tak cc · '1 Lo The sc r ipture for t he erv · s •·N oc I u rn e. " unde ry class , n--,e · C,oo � ke pl yed a pi1he . nurse know. . r the an ..« , · 1iopm u N c u ul in g arcu111 pa1 11 1·<1 t h : . . v. ;.r 1i Co� . . a · en lrom the book of Matthe w w as ) supervision fo r the oud r so Freddie ut · " pleasant t !l or M1.sa Al o me fur � visit Mr.. and M. rs . J ohn Fric k will quietly celebrate the ,r 60th h 1 selection . read b Y Kay Boggess. ashcll and Mn. Jo hn Kaurf, u ng au dience were the numbe rg by i Mr . e nd M �s. · Pfl l:f' l l r-1: ' i•tf. !, a._Th� sy m bols of th e oh uroh we r we ha ve ha d ou r u ps and downs o me e weddmg anniversary tomorrow at their "Laurel Farm" h , · Lft? l NC o l>crl 1' � Yl .e l i tt l e Seed " ' an d also gav t Mr. Philson. accomp,mied by M ra. L c r "S c as "' r Ch11tl" P nd ' As moat wed couples do p l Mr th f o e "The Vo i �:wa med b� Patty Aul t , Debbie o n the Athens Road. · hic r , S tell J �lH'. 3 \ l t:�ded ou r love la H tru e today But 1900 14 June at opy, K a icn H a wley -a nd J osegiven by L ar ry C l ad w e l l and Ho the prayer, "Th a nk You God. " N ur · lle{"o, ,: . I l e sang, "O Love Thal I a1 1 (i dau o.:av k married were Mr. Fric and Alice B ro wn .i_ p a rl v for t h i• r 1 1 r m cf''J'.,. the M! ry chi ldr en present we re V!eki Will Not Let M( Go "' .1 nd '"Du1111." 11 birthd As lh e day we · s A id "I do. " h n bert Ha ggerty, chair m a n o r Toney. rs. J Baptist b c .a . M P o meroy k Beoh tle 8 _p t pars th� o nage in . m at the Baptis y · J n n" Srm l h at sandy• ll L � m be r , Miss nu clnsing her ny Mc Cl oud, Mary M i l ls, John and . h for e• r cp r law • n i ) son Deacons, of d r Bo churcl · wX; 111 charge of the Junior de- m,n1s ter, the Rev. Ira Bor.d. M rs . Frick was born and reared -- Ba rbar a a n d J ot' Anthony. Jl m m y --- Lambert pla)•ecl DeBuasy's "A ra- 1 v i l le s 11t�rda y ('�enin g. W e'l l t r y lo walk this last long t en . · �on La u rel Far m an d hall spent [ ni t edi. t . McClu re, Te r ry Th omas a nd Dou g bcsqu e" and Miss McElhlnny pl ayG� orge K o rn o f Lolurubus srf'IJI J>il11he mil e r fo n c r e vi e c he r ent ire" l ife th ere. t� s Acree. ed PadNcw11k i's "MJ n ute ." id and stormy weather m A the week end with his fa mily w.i• i�:: by� t? SUl'I · 1 vis. The Fricks hive th ree children I Which shall i t be? Wh fo h shall • A,nd ra }• Our g B LJH,:, Da The Kin der g arte n De pa rt m ent. M i ss Butche r play ed Chopl n 'J We ek end gueBt of the fom ily wpS Lord w il l let us p lt b e? Mts. Eldon Weeks, Pomeroy; Mrs � unde r the d irectio n of Mrs. Beulah " Va be Urilliaute'• a n d the pre,. 1 He nr y Knr n of Mario n . walk IT'S t a ooks n o l l John-Joh at ok I White, san g . Ki nde rga rten pupi l s gr am was clost'd w ith "L'Amour" I M r . and M rs. L,eroy 1wsd1c l a n d , ------------ Al bel't Bu rkha rt, New Alba n.v , . This las t lo;i g mile together , me Ind., a nd Pau l Frick and sevrn c w�k h l included Jeff rey Dant, Da rl a and pl a y ed hy M iss Buch J nan. spent , n e l l A so n , Mark A l ice Frick, to e w d haY e gra ndchil dren a nd four gr eat To an unknown worl �tar l a N e utzliug, Sha ron W i l 11on, G Y c sts were gref'ted hy M r . H e- end in Col u rnhl•-i wllh h i s mothe r . 1 960. J u_n•_14th, _ o g g ra ndchildren. • , ,','.,· v irgi c Elt1schel and othe r rel · Nancy Busk ir k, Jerry Co leman and ('0)[ 1r n1I th� llet!ox's da:.i ghter , M . . Mlddleporl I • .," , Mrs. f, ugene Har r is. Progra m s Steve B ratto n. Thre e gen eratio ns hav e be en · d• B Su anne hy t FOR o Cha r h-s W srd returned t o iven u ere Mrs. :r. u g w v r sc j bOrn in th e h o use on La ure l Farm Othcrti parti c ipatin g in the i Ca ro l Scott. lier homP in Columh us today r1ftr r wi th the i n itials A. B.-Al icc ice we re Pr i mary p u p il e: �1 ke and bury and ------[ g nllcndin 1 1rnd r r11J, f with "tsJI ii Brown (Fr ick). her n iece, A l ic e , By FREDDIE HOUDASHELT Dav i d Busk i rk, Bobby Prid d y, . thP Lo,lia ry Story wcddu ig Bowen (Rowl inson. St. Si mons, Mark t,'ow ler, David Bo1uiess, Dan• ft Sunday l l l Ca 111phc e s V1rg1I Mr. an d M rs. H oward Gllky- Ga_., no w a d a gra ndda u g hter, Mr nic McCl oud, Ma rk Vroman, R ich CIQSS ) h Jud y a nd gran dso n • AI ice B ur khart . fo r a \• is11 m Columb us with M 1' .i nd d aughter a rd Haggerty, R andy Becke r , Ka• . ' . i u ., Gilkey of Jack.son were Frank and Mrs A Il l h ony p gI IS • UC Acree, Ali en Acree, R O· M rs. FrI ck · wh ose poems have . ren S Kathy Morgan is s pend i ng the Sunday g uests of M r and M rs . bee r. a ppear in bin Mil l s, Pa ula K. Rm1t1ell, Joyce BUY HIM AN -. g In t his pa per �or G� rdo n Wolfe Railro ad St w eek , wi th her i;i ra nd mother, Mrs y ears, h as writ ten t he lol lowmg I Hi l ey, Janie Hi ndy, Chippe r Hag' k din Ro c ' g nd allen g W A · Mor a n a M David Sne 11 er, p a 1:le n t • t in o bserva ni::e or the 60th ann i' Ed · gerty, Anita Fultz( Orend "·r 11 osp 1. 1 a1 was sch_ .a ul ed 1 o Mr.,. Don a ld L-Owery, te acher of Sp·,,· n g,' B't ble ·s,h uol .· r:u 1 1 o1 te 1 \l ersary . ward!, Pa me I a Ne ut:r. I.mg, tc b bi e · 1 a s O1 ••e F"--' c . HI h !h or e J I rs a n <I Roge t r Hohc . s r d n M a ' i-... Mr o .,., t ,mo mn g . r u a. un h" 1s er i d um POMEROY, ORIO g y g THE LAST LONG MILE Lyons, M a rta K. Hubbard, J ud y r.:rr, :s�ep Of Col u m �u3 spe n l nlted Presbyteria n Ch u rdh , e n- dau .'(h tcr s of Ncl<.nnvil l e were As we wal k dow n this road of l ife llrf'we r. Cheryl Roush . P.1ml a Morn• U . ' Frid ay e ve · cla Int d M ent ar p t aine r tihe hr 0( s uc-t11S ert end week g · the w eeke nd , wit h b l s moth er' . To th e end ot the Iaat Iong mi- 1 e 1 ing, Joyc e Housh and Myrl.a W il· . _ ,g 1· TONIGH T and TUISOAY e l l t h a er a a wien ro s ni n w rh M r a nd Mni. Thom a s You ng imd M r8. Vir gi n ia E8t t hou g h t comes cl osely to our A son . . M iddleport M un,ldpa·I park. Mrs. at tended l he Lochury•Story w ed . rs. R · 8 · M ensw orth a nd "A DOG OF n..ANDERS" h eart . . [ Junio r Ocr,art mrnt : Ann W i limn , Ow i�ht Wallac e assisted her with dm g . chil d re n ot Aushn, Texas came . ITtthnicolo r ) . w I· 1 1 we meet I t with a sm II e? -s-. nd men 'h f h l reA e re Ma ry Sue M a l ick, David Je n k i m1, M r a nd Mrs llob,:,rt Jh tch ie a S un ct ay Io spc nd a :-veek wI l b h Davi d l.,ad d - r11tr.atit'hc The I C la!H membe 111 at te n ding tJhe so n , Bobby · Steven }lindy. Stephe11 ru11en, Pat l ) e X1N { ' .ity · w ere mo ,h er , M rs. Dow n m� R oush , A.I,. W onde r Dog - "Old Ye,He r To ye ars ago today ixly · 1 __. Bruce Wa4 - W (' ek t• nd gm' s ls of relatives. , wa reI11. J ec k 1g ma 11. Dav Id s 1g- ou t·mg were Al an <1111u E'd .!;O spe nd m ' g th c week d w I t h You" We hitche d "Old Dobbin" to iun s l l�nde r son 111an, I.i11du LyonA, A n 1111 Mac Jef- · lace, Cheryl F ifo. Uind :i Sa uer, es J and Mr t c Mr r , ct h ous a u h · w h as R M er n. g · · . the Sh ay , - w1· s, J 1m ' M I' I · an d sn n of Athen s v1siU' 1\ SundH J " ood · c aro J Lyous,. S erc> n -, Nut Open WedMtday ., ''P h an1e · · 1•ul l en, "•·1' nwr I m b us. f 1 • rs . 'I O C o.u Th ere were no shi ny cars those \ . im P r . 11 uddy Moore>, Re(' ky A l lens, l er a nd Darol McKi nley. Mickey with M r. a nd M rs. Harr y Bea r J;s e�. ce kend V\.!ll_tors w 1 th M r. an d days . wor t h , Darlu 1;;h1• rsh1ch, Sylvia Mo rris ,1nd Karen Bachn er elso an d f·arm 1 y . . 1y I M rs. Ja m es C r iswel l a n d. fe m 1 J y ' " an d the SJ, J t "Ol d Dob bm us ,___ were unab 1e 111..: c-, Ho wd1 . Nurrn11 St f'w:irt. Bernsrd mem bcrs o f ••· Sunday cal l e rs a t 1h<' hmne of wer e, M r. a nd M r s. O rv1 11e M a rA Cartoon lffl'Y Nla,htl ro a. d • tin and M r and Mn F ra nk Sh u Lyons. J udy :�1 d laffic and Sa m my to attend. ' M ra. C. L. A r noliI . AI I1N15 · go \ Down to the m inister w e did p p_. · n! H a the eni h or f ev were rp ts Gu C Sha ng u Hood. es were Rev and Mrs ai Isb urr, h Or m ker a nd , H a p py an d ful l or l ife � P we i � r. and Mrs . Ge r ald Anthony was pian ist r�l Scott, Da rrol Mitchr.M, Ohrla- . Gr eenfiel d. and Mi:. and Mrs. w u '. r_s. J We jomed h a n ds an d The Re ver• . \\Jii/.il · · • . , 1 um b�s v 1S1ted recenl�Y w 1°h for tieveral numht rs an d the p ro- Li ne Bah r . Martiha Nicholson, Da n 1 1 am R ighth ouse. l'o m eroy RD. l Co en d Bo nd . 1 Ma r tha 11 y aurton 11 nd M r. Lowery &ind _______ TONIGHT g rama w"re <lislributed by Mn. -wy ilham Br adford. Pr on ou nced us man 6nd wife. ' • e ty. t t Pa ugh , a Sue r d Mary Ka11rr. f Linda 1 ler, ow \irtl� L Tony DouKIH Kirk 1 Da.., 1d Sa nborn , s m a l l son o f Foater Di•clwrgt!tl e OnfJ 7 Jndln hlah Mal lek 11,n d Lynda Lyons. ushers Janet Leig-h, Erne11t Borg nine t n e s n r Sanbo s ame J a. r M d n a we little thoua:ht whe n we were ' p , , John ro"ter (S P,. Ad mlnls1rntivc wcr.\ \ . M o d n , oh ny k Brat n , to i . . .... 1:■,9 i;; L,;� � e ''THE VIKINGS" J H o a r• Mary Sltri'ne WI you ng ••eel, $gecle l lsl) h�s 1,e('n relcu�l•d from th e week"e nd wi th hla grandp fl■ �fflft\l Tommy Lyons and Kim N ea l . (ln, ('olor & Scope) M ary Hu g h 1Js, Wor thy K!� itllvc c\ u ly m the J·f o11p1t11l Ill' - e nts, M�. and M r s. B ethel Col eThis qu estion we would ask Mt's. Pa ul Sma l'I , Supc rl nt r ndent _ ;11.'j(} _ at N r m o e Non-llrtllialll• '1MPAC"A t he n his m whil WU e ew For th en It seemed a UUle t hing Pr ieSleas, a nd A llen Hughes, ta r hm c nt USAII al Fl. Ord, Ca l i f. r of t lw Junior a nd P r i mary Ocpart• Came r on M ltchcll m ee t i n g of Conco r d t o attend a o f She Wa tchma n But no w' s m ig hty task. M r. and M rs. Foster n•si1l1·1l at ph erd!, pres i ded 1111, 11 t!>. as�i�ted Mrs. J ' ull(ln with w __ _ _ " I N S JD1'; THE MA1''1A" he n Mary Shr i ne, While Sh rine '-i 1• a�idc , Calif . , fur 1 8 mo11lh s . O n the Wo ma n'! As8eteia ti o n of the � _ g o H n•p l o . p u h t m a r f r ur onH r e ti e p Al...o Oa rt.oon k. ar P n e d m Ca l a day na S . r M s. e ch r Chu n ia r Presbyte of J cr usal t' m met Frlday ev cninii t h (• ir trip h o m e, the y vi s iir d th e 1 Mr. a nd Mrs. Pau l Smart , local NOW AT STA"tl! THEATRE a t the IOOF Ha l l. G rand Canyon, Sall Like City and born spent t he weeken d In B el • RCA YICTOl . . ,THE IIOIT TIUfflD IIAMI IN IADIO M r . and Mrs. Hay mond f;l ber• I PT. PLIAIANT pre with M r. a nd M rs; Rich a rd · and Mr. an d Mrs. M ann ing Kloos I1 F regula r busine HH Yel l o wston e P a rk. the ollowing e e w kend the Apent ke i M d I field an and son . Ke nt spent yesterday •·JACI< THE RIPPER" and sesiilc,n , 11 pr�d ice sen lon wa e Followlng a v isil here wi l h l h f' i r Wor nm'. in Col11mhut1 with M r. and M u . afternoon at Cora D am. RADIOS . . , . • .$22.58 lo ,89,95 in ing t visi is e il a D ean "THE BIG NIGHT" J s. r M y S OTHER RCA VICTOR cu T s. rcf . r h uck l te cth• ot r th a i m which h p aren , M r and Mr p , t:d�.;;.._;,,;a.;;;;;,;., I held C ' "�r: ": • 11 F. �•:·': • \ r unde who r e k l a W • mes a J Mrs. mcnls were se rved. The refresh• ! an d Mr. an d Mrs . J. E. Fos\t' r, 1 hey Co lu m bus a nd Toled o with rcl a t• -- -===::aaaaa::=:::::::::a::===-�:...:;; we n t m ajor sur ger y last W ednesmenl table was a tt ract!ve in pink wil l go to west Ci.rro11Lown. Ohi o ' lv ea. 1 \ al Cam den-Clark Hospital I n , day and ler w o F Toay s. r M d 1' an . r M r y l:' f's w � d n e a r e t . ith cen · M and and ide ,·over will r w he e the \ Imt e r b po e r t is d e o sburg r Parke , , I n ma rangement o f p ink flo wers w ith Foster w ill res u me hi s work w i t h ra m ll)' and M r . and M rs Sher ! a:. n J v o r r• te s t e en ap y l l m ra d p an ftm;klrk y pink eun dlcs in cr ystal ho l ders on Fri'1i <l 111 i ,.,. in n�"'"" _ _ _ __ _ ·-·-· -- - __ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _____ _ _ _ _ ___ �--- e i ther side. Children' Da·y Observe,d Wit,h Progra m Su nday At M''ddleport Bopt,,ist Church I ~ ° I . I I I I I IN MEIGS (OIJNTY A round A nd Abou t SMITH CLOTHING Name Brand Merchandise Church Has Out•·1ng At M,;ddleport Park MEIGS THEATRE ------ I ,,a,rn I Reme mber Fathe r's Day I Sund ay The 19th Of J une IALL·AMERICAN fflNIISTOI POll'AILE RADIO I s· I M d dleport I I I �r ..:fl· I. I I Pi\r· I I '" r ';:t i s· THE JtAVANA I II ! 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VALU11 ··" Elbe rfel ds In Pom eroy ---- FR EE TICKETS · IN TH E RU TLAN D FU RN IT UR E STOR E � A ilV Z e e PRESSED TH - 12 to 8 PM 14 NE JU , ES DAY FOR TIME? TU Next TQ �-..tlo'n d Furnitu re Store, Rutland , Ohio USE OUR - - - t!D �r m,nd? OU ICK SERVICE EVERY TIME ! When vacatio n Ume caJL, with little time for you to get • your clothes In shape, bring them t o us. In two ho urs you can have your vacatio n tog s cleaned, pressed and ready to Let ua o ur to help people on the go . �-. f EA TUR.IHG - 1\JIG\f. , t.11\1' �\.S A OM I SSl� H . f RE E · - Triumphant ------Two Million Filipinos liking Ike I · LAUM.D ERERS • DRY CLEANE RS (1C>!IVINiENT r•CJUP STATIONS IN MIDDLEPORT AND POMUOY > Bo116naoh'� Where You Get Profeillonal Care For Your Wllh N' Wear · ! Sllllfn■ Ri1g \. .,;,,;,__,:_:::,__ • • An Trainmg In Middleport '°' -- .-erate I , ff Rev • errmg COIDID,g FOf At on poJn t som eon e threw down several cardbeard box.ea which na rrowl y missed Elsen how• er. U. S. Secret Servic e men quickl y swarmed to proted h im 1rom th e possibility o1 further such missiles. OfC · .l!.i.18enhow er stood in the convertibJe and vigorously wave d The ann ual Ohio Me thod ist botb handB and flatbed hla l1mo111J conference held at Lakeside the Mmile. past wee k re su lted in Rev, Car l Filipinos li ned the streeta 20- W oodrow H errin g of Wes t U nion feel deep sh o uting ·•1 l ike Ike." being assigned to t�e Rutland• Eisenhower had streaked 6 730 yracuae charge for th e eom ·mg ' miles across the Pac1·1 c 1, om . )' ear a nd Rev. Robert R. Card, Alaska in 15 tioun to start a wu re-mlgned to the Cheater three,day visit to the Pb!Uppines charge , Th e Raci ne char1e will be and the people showed they ap- aupplied 1h the ni;:lr future. preciat�d it. Also of i ntereat to Mei,:1 coun0arci■ waa ao p1eased to ■ee ty rea;ident, waa the •PPolntmtnl the u, s. P resident ht bounded of Rev. S. H. . McGilllard al IU• halfw�y u p th.e plane ra m p at ln• peri ntendent ot t he Portamouth J. tern attona1 A_1 rport to gret11 t him dlatrict. Rev. Leslie Kunze . a n d th en praised him wltb warm l former pasto, r' of the Uni\e"' M e• word 1 0t we1come. thodi.l,t ahureh. ,wa, 11111a:ned to .· West Carrolltown · in the i Dayton diltrict: Rev. Robe�t �. Li nter', & former pastor of Ute ' Ru tland• . Syracuse charCe ,ras ffaPl gned to th e Lim a t he Wealey Ch utch district, Mn. Emma B ell Rpher who formerly served the Letart Fal l, chUl"Ch received h er al der'• orden at �t• conference. 1.,1,, A ttendm1 the con ference Two residenll of Ma1on escap- were Misa Marcia Karr of ed. serious i njury in an automo- S racuse, Mts. Harry- P lckena a nd y bi le accident i n Columbus Su nday Mn. Howard Miles, Racine, a nd morni ng . t Mn. George Laaber, RuUand. Mr. and Mn. Fred Spen�r, r · turn tna: fro m grad ua tion eun:iaNO ,aACTICI e.!I at the Unlve nily of Chica10, There wUI not be I choir pnc• auffered on ly m inor brul1es when their car struck another whlcb , lice Wedneaday evenln1 at the . b ad passed thro uch I red 11,:ht, United Methodht Church It wu The car in whiclt they were ann ounced today, ___,:____ rldlna belonged to their aon Dr. S�KS FIIIMID Edward Spe ncer, a Saturday era• iff;w " YORK UP�toc�• d uate of the School ot M�lcine ■t the University of Chicago, The finned in a moderately Iclive car waa declared a complete Jou. ' o pen ing today. -.J...-- h Charge Ch rn TOKYO (UPI) - Four thousand leftist, students staged a noisy but non-violent demonstration in front of Tokyo's main po llct: headquarters toda,y to protest a toUlh new government secunty crlcltdown advance of Presldent EieenhoWer•s VJ.alt. ud CII' • · . The new anti-1avern.ment, anU• , fanaUcal Zenp'turen ,t tnt EINnhower demomtraUan came H pniz.ation whleh bu vo\lt'M to . the liant FederaUon or Labor Un• "pwtilh' 1 Eisenh o wer and which • ion> i:al_te<I , ■trl•• ol Ito 8,1111),IIOI) wu believe<! reoPoMibl• for the CPll11u� membehbip throudo ut mob attack on se� Wednead.11 In furtber � Jam,-4 Hagerty Jut l'rHaf· ' "l�III.,... · ...,.... -lh• - ,bead· tt. > 11 4llllrlln ' �· J c. lil!Hiif ru, • • I Another 25,000 brochures extolling the recreaUonal assets of southeastern Ohio have been ordered printed by the South- eastern Ohio Regional Council. ,. The •ct.Ion wu ta.en at a re- Lake Lopn on Ju ly 14th. A 1pea• cent meetln& In Lotan by offt,. 1 ker will be annou nced later. Din• cera and committee chairmen with ner will be at 6;30 with I IOclil Rh:hlrd H. Holl, presldina:. The hour preceding dlnner. brochure,i will . be distrib uted · R. P\ PerkinJ, Lo11n, 11 chair• throughou t Oblo and neiah'3()ri n& man of the locil cominittee. 0th• 1tate1. en aervlng on the a rrangeme nts A a:rowint demand for them a t com n1ittee for the July meetin & travel bureau,, .motela and other are B111 Robb and Harold 'S om• tourist a,en cles waa repaued. A mera. --· ---total a f 2',000 auch brochures already have bee,n diatrlbuttd. The booklet h!Jhllahto outol,nd . in& aeenic a nd recre atl on 11 IJ>Otl in the ei ght coun ty SEORC atta and includes an i nfonnatlve se eli on on t he Hockini Slate ParkB. Officen ·a nd Commi ttee chairmen also appropriated $150 to be 1 uaed i n b�ilding the Bucke)'e Fra nk M. Pickens, 60, died .a t Trai l lbrou'gh Sou"theaatern Oli io . his Portlan d .Rou te 1 home at It was ag?eed that a con tract 7; 30 today fal lOwing a n Il lness of for fO feet ot ipace in the Buck- a h ea rt condition. Fu ne ral ser· eye Building at · The Ohio State viees will be held Thuraday after• Fair· would be ll&ned by SEORC. noon at two o'clock at th e Stiv erB· Tweht, feet ot thll IPact will be vlll e Ch u rch wllh bu ria l by Ewin g su�le �d 20 feet will · be uaed In the Stiversvll 1e cemetery . b)' th� Co_umtU . �o� a dllPIQ' feaSurviving ar hi1 wife, Minla, 0 1 o d the tollOwr,n,: children : M rs. an : � Vera Cochran, De nver, Colora do , u,tem Ob(o. · .' . ? . n T. PickeQ•_,,and Francis PlcJoh , ... .,.,. The next ·s1:ott m,; ·•enerit · mem- kens, bot h of 'We llsville , Sa m uel berahip meeting wil l · be hold at M. Plckens, Portland, a/half brothe �· w,tton,, <lub Hou... at tho, John Pieken, Portland 16 na�dthl ldren · and twg �ea t Divorce A»ked From 1ra ndchildren also aurv lv e. Friends may c,11 al th, Ewi ng Mille 111 - Fu neral Home- unill noon ThuraRoger :M. Daviuon, · ua E·bene i• day . e:r St ., Po meroy, hu. filed !�it in Com mon PleH Court for divo rce CHAPTER TO Ml.IT from Mary Jane Davidson, Krl nk­ Past officer, or the Raci ne · 1ey Air Foree -Ba�e, Hamil ton , B er­ Chapter, OES, No. 1 34 will me et m uda. The plidnttif "· 1f . char•Jn1 at the MasonJc Tem ple at '1 : 30 willful absence ittl i1'0I' Ji,eg lect . p. tn. Friday, June 17, tor pot• The co uple were marti� AUi, 24, · luck l unch. , ar ha ve 1 ' 9'6 ut :no (!�• SCOUTS NOT TO MIIT A<..t(on tor money in the am ount 'lbe Syracuse Boy Scout, will of $1 44Z.80 plllli lnl,,ntl. , 1nd o th• er reiief bu been ' filed by Unl­ nol hold th'eir regular meetln& \lerul CIT Ct.edit corp., New York June 23rd. 'ftley will be notlfled nut ...,)lni by Ille cbwClfy, ..-.,_ Earl lroGi!itll, llu� ol . . ' ' 'Jl � I I j I Mr. Pickens Died ' T0day At ff1S Rutla'nd Home r:,r::,. !�J :;!f�:C - �""'"da W, ., ,. -• tlle· . r th "° dfsc0 I I rro Miss onnson e1ttled As ◄ I "° I �:: � �-f _,·ma.. n-=-• i'"_._ Btlilgs I D -!d ��:C�to� 1 __.____ Of Thfee y0Uths MinefSville ft Jailed On Charge Brought By W1'fe ucn 25;000 More Brochures About Recreation In SEO Ordered oi ch ------ _ · • New (Boys') Governor Lear· mng • R11nn1nff Ohi Isn,t AII GIory P, • '--------- s Pr.., , �' Fall From �Foot ci� · R00f ART CLASS - Mrs, Jean Smith ponders over her modern I mpressi onist dra wing, right, •bove, and In the background Is Pat Holter', ,elf-portrait. Al right, Associate Prof. David Dfeisbacb, Ohio University , in the door, supervises some of hlS class of 16 area teen-agers and matrons In their first taste of art training. The classes ended saturday. Al extreme right, George Bacon. ••t. rd111111 Feeney�Be�nett Post of Middleport will be host to the ht� D1S tnct Convention this coming Sunday with the �mg sess.ion beginning at 10:00. am event of lhe mornins anwill be the report■ of Dit- Middleport Pollt Home at J1·30 Cl Committee Clutlrmon and tho followed by the P1nde 11 11:45. p,orta fro!]) the Dlriaion Com• The •peak.er for the afteraooa den: Ed _Totan ll , Poat n and lellion will be Harry Shielda. Paul Ha&11.0DJtall, commander of ma n DeGarmo, Poat 222, DivisO I'"' I ; llorold Youn r, Poat 21 the l oeal POI! will coll tbe meet--� D1,ision 2; W,yne Hutchtnaon' in1 to erder and M ayor KeMe!.h ATHEN S O (UPI) Bo s Slate �v . James White of near Poet •76, Division 3 and JONph McEl hi nney will &lve the add.re• C olumbus vered today rbat runmng a slate isn 't all g lory. . of welcome. , �ble, Post 39, Difulon 4, White go off to a confusin g start in his first day as gover• t Don Roach, of Feeney-Bennett n Di nner wil l be aerved at tlte B or Of u_c eye Boys State on the Ohio University campus P� is Commander· of the DUlrlel. '"d Po•t olficen ... Poul M onday Wllb a raft of legal_ and political difficulties. . r:ie m Olt llartlm e or Wb1te •a I White i!Dd hj,& Nat ional ist arty Lew11, First V1� Comm,nder; J..e em, was t�e revelation that held con trol in the Se roy Ku nti, Second Vice Comm.annate : Y a der: Lewis Long, Adjutant; Don •Wlllamed. � 1gh _ official■ i n the 28-18 margin, but i n t uae, Bradey, Treuurer; Prank c� I leJal and j�dic1al field ,_ ha� failod the oppositi on Federalis�: h�� a brew, Chaplain; Jamea Wago 11Hl• to pus. their �r eHm ma tions ar- �l-4l ed ge. Llnt1S U son 11 a)'t-:r their election . But they w i l l be ton Fede r,list was ler, Judge AdYocate and :iet::l� · H�use ' Elion given another chance to pass the speaker. Spencer, Serseant-at-arm1. ,' , t'-t. and If U1ey fail, new officen . Fol lowing a Boys St I tr d1T1on, • J. M. Groce, 78, apparently fe ll probab ly will be �hosen. White appointed hi� ;C?;eat� 0 off t he roof of hla Lona Bottom However, 185 citizens did pasa pone nt Curt Freed · b� Monday around noon and f E l"d P... their ' lega l exama and two of I bis cab ine 1 as com m :rce J L . lied un atte nded of injuries suffer them, Kenneth Weber of Fowler Ja mca Roedi er o f td In 25 foot fill. • · Ludlow Fal · g Sco _ t..�nst.ermaker of War- who lost m h1!1 bid for l i Coroner Henry Ewin , r ul ed aee uten a� J • bau .,..uect '� ---- governor, became highway di recoldep� death of a ft'ushed che:.at. s I tor , .a nd Wilha m Baughman of i 1 . QH pjp EJy r�, the onl)' losi ng '!-ationaUst ·::J�•.cl��� ��� �·• �• J "'l!I' ::::� named ;ie.- :ili director ,pf � � a ut • of 1 . .tbl!' 91 --� tltei ..w-.tl.,. : ""liw -r , ,.. � . .... 1bentoo �Dhnson, j I• tho yud . 11 12:IS Q>.' in ' Arr · fou nd Mr. Groce l ylnJ cru mpled Raci ne, was the M elp County o n the grou nd. The 'fliopaero:r Eqi• winner of the Meigs Dairy Prln• Ma ceas co ntett h"eld laat night at the ergen Cy squad wH called at 12 :%1 a nd arrived to find no of life county extenal on o ffice. A raid on soft d ri nk machines in Miss Johnson baa had ni ne I n the vlelim. Middleport .an d Syracuae Jut night years of '4-H Cl ub work; griduatMr. Groce waa the so n of Ja- ed fro m Racihe Hts:h School and resulted In the arrelt· today of E}. cob and Carrie (Bull) Groce of completed her Fresh m an year at ston A. O 'Conner, 21 , and two j uPartenburg, W. Va. Qe came to Ohio State Unlveraity thia .-p'rin,g_ venile companion1, all of Racine. Meigs county· about 10 yeara ago Other conteatants were F.8ta. Mae O 'Conner i11 in county Jail aw.u ting A l bert hee ton, 44, Minernil le'· fil ing or formal ch.11rge. by .;::bief �as ja i led last m ht by co unt from Risi ng Star, TeW. y o.r: g B l ackwood, Martha Parker nd Herbert Gi lkey of ':\liddl eport. I flee n on a wa rra ht filed by b.. Surviving besides bis wife MU- A n na Mae Rupe. . O'Con ner,. in a signed atatement wife o n lift assault and ba ttcnr lie •re a eon , M. G. Groce, Hoby, J udges were• E th eI and Clara Cb'ief Gtlke)' aJJ.d De pu ty Clar- charge . 1n county court toda N. M.; two sister,, l>11mar Rum- Ga rland and Pau l Smart. The y mase, Portland , o.; a nd Miss M eigi eou nty contest ..,,11 pc>n- ence ShteldJ� admitted break ing was releued on $200 bo d for a i Melva Groce, Long B ottom; four sored by the M etga County Dairy o�n eort dri nk _coolers at the Er• I June 21 hearin g on lhe :ase. A lso set for hearing Ju ne 21 in brother11 Jo hn L., Long Bottom; Service U nit. The committee In- wm �ice �ta�on a nd the Standard Oil SLalion 1 n Middle port and co unt)' eourt is th e case o( Jam e, St ephen , H ocki ng port; . Marahall el uded Wty ne Rou ah, •Paul Moore, at the Lisle �rv1ee Stt tio n m Syr- Weber, and Grover, bo th of Risin charged by the Ohio State Charil!• Theiss, Ge ne Yott, Didi: acuse. He g Star. claimed �at no money Pa trol for failure lo ield the Funeral services will be held Sterrett, Geneva N olan and c. E. Y ":'as taken at the M1�dleport ata- right-of-way. from the Arbaugh FU neral Home B l akeslee. and •bout A e.ar driven by Weber was ioat 3:30 P- m . Thursday with burial _._m change a t Master of Cere mon ies waa Mr. ��"'syr clll!fl es a INlmenl vo!Yed m a n acciden t near Chester ih Sand Hill Cemetery, Long B l ake slee . The two Juven Ua,, both about 1 7 seyeral d ays a o Weber Bo t tom. en tered g Mni. No!a n was i n char1e of rea l re�dy a not g ui l ty plea to the char e. A u!!�end1 will be received 1 t any freahmen.ta &Histed by Mn. Gene ::� or a: g f uvem e � or not g uilty plea wa6 a lso entered Yo st, Mra. Dick St erretl and lllu , I palt ofrenses, were lo by Will iam Wise, arrested by counsenten Karen Theisa. R•fonn a a t IY offlcen over the weekend on a Miu Johnson n ow will be en • a e they are 21 ye� DWI charge.�He was released from tered IP the Ohi o Dairy Princess ag Judge Hanni:.0'11n en co\lDty Jai l today on a $1 25 bo nd. � .:;, contest at the Ft. Hayes Hotel In ay a � proba• 1 In oth er county court eases Y Colu mb ua, June 24-20, Uon i:tnd e: e.:::i � •· heard by Judge .E. W. Peop les toThe Chicken ot Tomorrow enThe c :, !ct �•.��er H��:�an, day, a settle ment was reached in tr� ea were weighe d I n Monday Racine, : ; con u ng a non-1upport case a ailll!lt Geor e g g with Dwl1ht Nelson's 100 Van- to the del_l nqueney _of • minor, bu Q ui llen , with th.e derendant agreelress-Cl'oa1 chickens weltbfn1 onti u u ne . ¥5 wh�n i ng to pay $20 per wee k for su p. 399.D lbs. and Ja net Caldwell'a ::::�: wt�l�� �•\f b m uven e port. Marion Oiler wu fined $10 8 NEW YORK UPI - A colos11al 100 Arbor-Acrea weicblng 387'.C Court Hersh man as been power struggl e between the P en n• lbs. � and coals on a ch arge of in toxica• . f m the county jad until tion a nd three French- C.a nadi ans 1 all sylva nia and the New York cen­ Theae two contHta nh t'ook t�e �earf° ng. tral Railroads began shapi ng up charged by SheriH Robl'!rt H art en: their entries to Columbu5 tocbiy. loday In the wak e of a me riier . baeh wi1fi i ntoxic atio n, f orfei ted Accompanyin g them were Cecil agr�ment between the Nor folk & •_ $13 bo n_d_ Caldwell '"� · ----Western Railway a nd the Nickel 1 Pl ate. The propos ed eonsol idallon, Two o,ll!ci•b or lhe We.I Vlr• whlth sdn m ust be appro ved by er cco 1lnl1 Slate De-•nt of Educ,stockholders and th e Interstate The OhtO Pollution Control tu enta O pley lion wlll · meet with vocoUo nal Commerce Com m issio n (ICC), IMnt · today ■xhnnd Middle Mra. Eleanor M1Ued, "home eco- teach era, high school pri ncipa ls, touch ed off specu lation It m ay be port'1 permit t. dymp unt,..t­ a forerunner to a th ree-way mer• no mle, inatruet or at . Wabama and Industrial repreaentatives on ff NWe91' Into th• OhiG RI•• High School a nd five of 11.er atu• Thund a)' I n the offices of the ger w ith the Pennsy lvan ia, , the na • untll Nav. 15. de nt.a are ·attendlna the Future M a10n Cou nty Boud of E<luca­ lion 's lar1est road. Mlclcle,port Council ha1 glYM Homemakera of America camp at tlon. The Penney' owns 33 per cent of Cedar Lakes near Ripley, W. Va. •..,..,al to twa of thrM re1d­ M■aon County Superintende nt t�e stock 'ot the N&W a nd pro­ thi• week. lftl'I to Onllrwtee UO wh ich of Schools Walden F. Roush said vides the only rail li nk be tween would Mt up NWff rental-. • The glrla at ten din1 are Nancy " that the purj)oH or the con ference th e N&W and th e Nickel Plate. flnt ... towerd bulldln1 • McDan iel , Clau d ia Zerkle, Ge orsla ia to dl1cwi1 tbe j unior, seni or, Su ch a development woul d give Sh erry, Paula Maynard and Judy and adlllt vocati onal ed ucation .....,... trNtnwnt plant and the Penn1y a lopsided com petitive Turner. collection lysten\. ·-------- proaram, · advantage In th e East over th e Ce nt ral , lh'I? Balti more le Ohio and the Ch esapeake and Ohio Rallroada, -=--------' Elderly M� au Died.- I · . from Fr anklin R izer ( no action); f r th . that retail merchanls ' pla n ning l! tl ao � p tl'I dinner -. r/ availab le from for 9 to 9 store hours F riday , nd c'. C. memben 5 p. _m . closing Saturday ia proOther c. of C. b� li nea1 · reui ng ; heard a letter from -It wu reported tha I � one· gPerry O'Brie n, Ripl ey lawyer, o n .,1 1 brld gl! on 1w f.Brad• highway, ( t,1bled) a nd that the bury) 1, o,i the "e:�r cy pro- H u mble Oil Com pany's answer to cram of the- hithway �ep�rtmenl a lette r from Pre1i dent Ful tz and ma be ed thlS f�ll ; contai�ed a . pro� i se that a repreimpro ve�en t 1 sen "':hve ,w ill v 1s_it Meigs �ounty m lde of the Johns' iun :oadbet: n �1� 1.1�es poe.81ble loca tion or of fiye brid1u on Rou te h es her,e, aft_er Fultz had wed wi th four being replaced� i· ��? � er l oca assistance . -Reported lh�t tbe June 1 bal· la $MS Wi th $307 in the In another re po rt M r •Fultz a 1 n rt on Ju l �e ting � � fn ::e���::� [1;��i n� �u::.8 l �� :fth M���le po c · 0� c· . -Hea rd •reports that IWi to C he hearing mi!'C �I 30 by 80 ft. !uld ;� :•:�; ;:�:��:ns wer e made to bui lt in lhe Sugar Run bottom remov al of J th� ex p resa .11gen cy off Mechanie St., Jn a �ug eat lon f ro m Pome roy. g e •:c:e • � I ,...._,ion f nchtt a� .;i :- �!3 ;:i..i;�: . I StUdenls EIld I ..., ,�...� •·n,," If .f"" o· J Pal Hol ter, yo�ng Po meroy Star I Route ��tber, wife of Ro)' Hol te r, 1 always had wanted a chance \0 try . pai nting." Las t wi nt er and sprmg sh e got It. Although she. has no t publicly . He w.as greete d the re by Phi llp• pmes Presiden t Carlos P. Garcia. re marked of h er prog reu, her They I nspected a guard of hon• �lase matc_s at the Middlepor t pai nt­ or a nd exchanged fr iendb greet• mg grou p have rated her an out­ i ngs, 'Eisen hower told the wel- standi ng studen t. An exam ple o f com ing cro wd that no "p eUy dif• her work is seen abov e, a l(llf por• ferences" would ner div ide t he trait . Associa te Pr of. Duld F, Dr elsUnited· State s and the Phili ppin es ch , o f Ohio U niversJAr · after a b Then they drove i n triu m ph through t he heart of Man i la urs i ng from area pare nts i n tereatcd I n making such trai n i ng prim • ch eered by hu ge th r on gs, arily avail a�l e for t heir teen age Crowd• Block Traffic Masses of en thusiastic peopl e children, a,r eed to teach a cla,s . had bl ock ed traffic in downtown i n th e Coats Building o nce each • cb1r1••' pll' Mi nfla for h oun, .an d wlten Prest- 1 week �. , a;t�l-. - Prof. J)n!isbaqa hu wo dent Eise nhower anti bil 'bo1t ,apn i d a r his u prize& Uon nd � F!O peared through a rain of ticker . wo rk. tape the che ers were deafeni ng . A lso taking th e course, complet• . P olice and Ph iUpplne Collatal,.1- I ed last Saturday w ere Dorothy . Jary troopers Wllh rifles and pis• Falrea, Elsie F. Rardin, El ise Rel­ lOl s were sta tioned ever)' US 3'1rds , chert, Mrs. W. e. Waldi e, Barbara a long · th_e ro ute of th e motorcad e. Coa tes, Maxine Coats, Charle ne DaBattahons of polic e were forc ed vis, Mrs. J. L. Stewart, Elizabeth to use brute stre ngth to hold back. Loh»e, John T. Do nol'lew, Bet ty the wildly che erina crowds who Cline, Helen H.a ndley, Nell ie Zer­ surg ed thro ugh the street!. An klc, Mn. Jean Sm ith and Georg e u n d etermin ed number of persons B acon. ____...:,____ were injured. ...,. ':'•m I · • · Will I M•ddle Port LePio n· Post r,. ' Be Host TO 1stnet Meeting end ::r'1o1 J�e 28 toda)' had bee n .et for Speaker for Lbe event ia to be i Joml _meet ing o( tbe Pom eroy Capt, Raym ond G. Clark, Jr.• de�nd Midd leport Cham ben of puty diatrict en &J n eer United "'roirunerce �t t?e Sa�ed Heart State, Army E ngineer ' Diatrlct, C urch aud1tonum wi th a career Hu nt ington, w. Va. Capt. Clark Gt cer of th e U, S. Arm)' as the waa recently promoted to hla new main. speaker. po,t i n Huntin&to n after a num• dJ Thu w11 nra!'Ced Monday eve, her of yean in the &raiineer torti a t a meetmg or t he Pome- Corp. in thii area. C. of . C. held lo the offices lntertalnmoent *liftN fer qf the Ohi o_ Power Co., wltb Prethll annval lohtt ......_ ls Georwa CarrH, P•rbnburt. • ��e Ful tz, preaidlnt, I )' I m --• Army Engineer To Speak Here MANILA UPI-A spectacular crowd i ppro aching two m i llion a�� u�in g, cheering , flag-waving F1hpm�s e ng ulfed President Else nbower m an e nthu1i11stic W'E!lco m e 1 today at th e st.arl of his twow eek tour of Alia. 'J'.he Presiden t responded h ,,_ surmg the Phi lipp ine! an d a lr the Orie nt t�at a ny dltterences amon g tru e al lies can be negotiated in peacelul pa rtnership. The tren1'endo1u welcome at the of President Eisenhower's tra ns-Pacific flig ht from Alaska was the greatest ever seen J n tbis pro-An\eric an island republic. It surpa�ed all expectation s an d got the Preside nt's Asia n tour off to a rousin g start: tiNrffns lk• Eisenhow" was obviously high ly please.d and heartened by th e �l come. Obsenen fel t it pfoved his, •�viser8 had been correct in insisting Lhat he ma ke the t rip despi te violent obj ections from ao me groups in Ja pan. l!:1Benho wer'1 jet landed first at Clark Air Fo� Base wbere h e switched to the pro�ller>driven COluP1b1ne for the 60-mile fllabt to Ma:i.ila'a lmernati o na 1 Airport. s:WGLE C:0!'¥ _ 1k )oint Chamber of Commerce Dinner l'n . FREEi Dnwl19. For WEATIIER . Pom roy- M iddleport, Oblo 0 , '/'u etday, June 14, 1960 •:::z:.:�::� 5� �0�� I �N �l� L=X � O � "'; ----------------"'."""___• _______::,:::::::: ...--•V - llU Nots · y' LeftlS • t Jap St-:Jents Not Vl'olent In New Tokyo Show two hour quick service. Designed . Devoted l'o l'Jae l•tet'e•u 01 l'h Helf•••uAre• I. ,• •• • ' _, ,1111--. ..._ . - ... . .Mason Res1'dents Escape In•Jury In A-1'dent go. You sti ll get our high quality cleanlug at n o ext,a charge. help you with - t.�';:..� ...... ... ... .,. ..... ...... ... _. • e Now You Know 1 Fun For The E.ntire Family .. ... ,... est '° ,h; :�f1 ;DIJ. :a� II :C.:'os�f�d :J� Mammoth Power Struggle Looms In Rail Giants tory ci Offlclah Will Meet �.•t':i ,�!:i,;"'n Teach A mpanla 5S d T Ri f I With Local Educaton, I I Deadline News -----� �i;,.��:l':!:::c. LaMotta, Under Threat Of Death, Testifies His l947 Ring Loss To Fox Actually Was 'Fixed' I The · loca l Navy recruitin g of• � ASH�GTON UP� - Former nee in Athens l1 announcing the m 1ddl ewe1ght champio n Jake La· enllatment cif m en from M eigs Molla , w ilb a. d e•th lhrea t from . County for I.he months of ,,May an d th e u nderworld ha n ging over his June . They are Ray Edpr Di llon, dead, _told Sen ate investi ga tor, toZen ith Gay Chev al i er, Ree dsYll lc. day hUI 1 �1 '!�ht loas to BIiiy George.. Gary Conno lly, Letart Fal la Fox was . fixed. . Gerald David Jord an , Lo ng BotLaMotta tflat lfted that h e w1& tom ; Jerr1 Lee Dailey, Melvin Lew"play actllll" when t he referee ls Roush, Joh n Robert M otley, aloppcd t he Ma dison Squ are GarPortl and ; Don Lawrence Bee1le den, bout in the 4th round and Racine, and JlmmY Rollin Wolfe ' pve the victory to Fox. on a ' TKO. Mi nenville. ____ LaMotta, llim•faced and tlJ:ht,. M IGI GINIIAL HOSPITAL lipped, aaid he took the dive in •dmW,w.l : Clara WQUe, Rac:lne; �1:ch an,e for a promJ1e that ,a omethln,: mieht be &rr1nged" WilUam •�hoan, �Ill Bottom. .,. D1■mb1Nd. Emmi, �tb:J :hmt --to five him a allot at the middleM',_ Yl,lf!ll Pllllt, Jr,w ....._ ...., SJllft, ■ LaMotta said he bad been of• feted $106,000 earlier to throw t he fig ht, but had relused. LaMotta was 1u bpenaed as th e openinJ wltn eu in the lone:•wal ted investl11tlon of boxing by the Senate Antl-truat and Monopoly subcommittee. a.tw. LaMotta took th• ttMCI It wu rap1rtd th.It an under wwMI had thrNhtnad hla nr.. Th e ?aek�teer wa, uid to have Wlffled LoMotta In a tel epho ne call lbat he wou ld be ''hit l a th e bead.. lf he ialked freely to the ln•e.U,aton. -United Pnll Intem1tional was � !NI � �I \lie ft.,... threat and pos&lbly the ident ity or the myllterlooa cal ler were ex­ peeled to come out during q ue., tioni n g o f LaMotta. LaMotta, one-ti me idol of thou­ sa nds of younastera and fight fans, said he declded to go alo ng1 with the "fix." while he wa1 In trai n ing for the Fo1: bout. H e said hia spl een was ruptured a nd bel knew he would be I n "dirflc ul� ti es" if Fox hit him h■rd there. Actua l ly LaKotta admitte d un•, der q untlonlng, Fox did l\ot haim; him ae.rloully M!ore the '11(0" " . . . . 1,a Jounda of fleah · hlttlnc me ·1a···u.e f■ee but I wun't burt badJy," l•Mot� 4M -. at ,._ � 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/. 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