https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a2d7b00e404c4ee19401994ac8e969eb.pdf 048086f2445753bd1f984b42f3cf06f0 PDF Text Text Satu rday 9am to 9pm Elberfelds In Pom eroy Mens Short Sleeve Spe,ial Purchase For Salurday'a Sale! Womens L ke Trimmed Womens ··shanmon.t'' NYLON SJOCKINGS WORK SHIRTS N YLON PETTICOATS 5 1 1augc, 15 denier. Full fai.h1oned nylon stockrngs 111 tJhe two most popular color8 - Blushglo and ROtiegio.­ Si:,e& 8 Y, to 1 1 . LovC'ly solid color viscose and acetate drapes. Generous top pleated. Width - 50 inches t o pair w1lh 5 pleats in caell panel . Blind stitched side hem - 2" bottom hem - 90" long. Colors - natura l. rose, gt, ;J, while, brown. SATURDAY 8ALE Theee love-ly d� could turn the most drab home into oharm­ irli living quarte'l's. Six ,perfect prints adaipll:ble to the decora­ tive soheme of man y d1Hen 'll taates Self lined with a satin back r,)etails - 15 pleall to c .lt: t t!IPeL T0p pleated 'Width :;Q" a p,air Blend fllilc'.lhcd side hcmiS. ·•'Dottom hem. • hll R9111"l•rly ftor $9.95 • P411r 50c $3. 19 BED RUFFLES Evcrgla,;e C o t t o n in plain or st ripe. Washable - w i l l flt twin or full site bed. Colors - pink, yellow, aqua, green. for cushions, upholstering hassocks, bt:nl"hes, etc. Nice selec• lion of labrics and col• urs. SALE SATURDAY b l i n d . 64 inche� Jon� . - FOR ROC K S PAR Ma $ 1 .3 3 pint $2.32 qua rt 2 pints $1 .34 2 quarts $2.33 Self cleaning outside white huusc paint $4.29 a gallon $3.00 Am11r.init hc,auty 11nd value I n t hc1rn wondcrf-u lty wasi?t• able 1•Hlowa. Jo�lllcd wil h IOO"i, �' hreddcd latex Joc1m rt�bbcr. A chOlcll Of two fa l>­ rlc!i. (;oldcnglow - &ma.rt uccl a l l• fabric wilh lurex and ror•t :Lro)' in 14" x 14" isizc. Hul\011 t' Cnt cr. Colol"ll - red, hlack, while. aqua, tol:!ll, IJc-igc, rose, per.sLmon. hand y storage container. 3 for 59c I or y0ur salesll"P! lrom Elber• fold& ht Pomeroy. Briln,g lAem in any time to be add­ <d. SAi:i! CHA·I SE LOUNGE . extrai..thick a l u mi n u m WATERLESS COOKWAR E Saturday - While they last at these sale prices, by Just 22 To Sell Sala $\.00 = In The llouat"warea Department On The Main Anather Big Shipment of I .1 Enterprise Aluminum Ware Uhmalb - Pota - Pan, - Skillets - Dlppcr11 Ptrt'Ola\ors - DrlpoJ11tor1 - Teti Kett!Cft - Most ell nr tlhe popul1r kitchen ware Items In tlli:. Hne - and all -at ElbcrJcld.t low prlcet. C0t,klna or Mens Wear - Save ell BUY AN UPII0111TERED 1 3 p lastic shuttlecocks jn Sets, Housewariee, Dry Goodd Rag. $2.9S-4 Draw Chest · · · · · · Sala $2.19 Reg. $5.95-5 Draw Chest · · · · · · Sale $4.19 Rag; $6.9S-9 Draw Chest · · · · · · Sale $5.19 FROM INDIVIDUAL UTINIIL PIUCI ACCENT PILLOWS BADMINTON SHUTTLECOCKS antes, Ready To Wear, TV Floral pattern covered chests. Suitable for shoes or lingerie. Individual cartoned. 40% WHILE THIY LAST ture-, Floor Coverings, Appli• Chests o f Drawers SAVE Four 1>:ayer set . 5 inch grooved mallets with col• ored tips. Solid color enameled plastic crOCJ.UCt balls. Stakes am.I wick­ ets. Pat:ked in handy sto­ rage turto n. HOUSE PAINT L SATURDAY CROQUET SETS GLIDDEN OUT81DE WHITE Whatever you buy in Furni• p or $18.00 ' a air Salarday - f4,95 Another Ship ment! from Elbcrfelds in Pomeroy, $8.00 each REG. $ 1 7,98 SOFA . . . . . , , , , . . . . . , . . , SALE $13.38 • Save all of your ulesllps SALE SATURDAY REG, $ 1 4 ,98 SOFA . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . SALE $ 1 1 .39 ... ......... ........... �····· ... · · · ·".... _ __ -- .... ·······-· .... ..,.. .. ........ .. ,,..........._ ·····--: Look•n-See Co\'ered CAKE and UTILITY PAN ... ,, ' $49.00 CHAISE LOUNGES · · . . · · For $31.00 OIAISE' LOUNGES · · · ._. · ForI $24.00 $29.50 ' ....... ... · =:.:rtP'aur ,. ' u ,.-,hnl ••141 .. 'If[ """ ALUMINUM PITCHERS Anat. e � , 1 Large ,lze, highly pollshed aluminum p itchers with ice guard, Black bakelile han. die. � � frN OIi Elbtrfelds Customer Parking - Across Froa ..e store. let :..,o., 2ad Str11f ' ' i !. ,. • ,i Bit. ,lilpment · 18" ·CANNON MATCHING · . ......__. ,.. TH �s·: : .: . . : · ' · · · · · · · - 2 hr $1 •�. . D TOWILS .. . , . . . . I . . . . . . . . 3 "'·$1,00' :WASH ®THS..- � �,. . . • . . · · · .· · . . 6 "':$1.00. !o,-""-.-1�...i"!,i'o:"'� ':"'�. i--:---�,�. .. i.,. . ,---.. , . -.. , . I . "" , - r.'='1. J;. ., .,,,. •' ' • I • ' .' " ' • . ,t; ' . Shop S�t�nlay 9ain tQ· • ' and- To_wels, ·aath Towe,1·a11.t· Wosh ·Cloths· · 1 8 9� '°'"' rvw. ..,._wn nwn VOL XII NO, 54 a1 Pomeroy-Mlddlepott; Ohio, Saturday , June 18, 1960 $1 50.00 $1 13.00 $m.OO 1219.00 $1 50.00 $255.00 $222.00 $1U.OO $241.00 $150.00 $241.00 $1 99.00 $299.00 $248.00 $299.00 S2IO.OO $219.00 $263.00 Sl S0.00 $150.00 S299.f!O · $299.00 $29'.00 $299.00 $275.00 1255,00 1'255.00 $199.00 SU0.00 $10.00 Sofa Beds - Hide-A-Beds - Studio Couches. Ne. 3$-$269.00-Sofe, brown Itri,-, fo.m cushion . . $199.00 No. 36-$109.00-Sof■ led, e.1,. · · · · · · - · · · · - - - - - - - - $11.00 No. 37-$109.00-- Sofa led, ROM ... . . . . . . . . . . . . .. _ . . $11.00 No. 3'-$119.SO-Sofa ledr Dtrk '9Wft · - - · - · · · · · - - · $1 1 1 .00 N•- 39-$19.0D- Sofa ltd, Lltsht ■rown ••u• • - - -· - - · 171.00 No. 40-119.00--Soft hd, Light ..... · · • ·· · · · · · - · · · · $71.00 Na. 41-$19.GO-Sofa Bed, T■n · · · ·- · - · · · · - - · · · - · · · · · $71 .00 No. 42-$1 79.op Sof, IM, Turc11,.1.. · · · - - - - - - · · · · · · $143,00 No. 43-$179.f.5-Sof, IN, C.,onlal Styl•, . . . . .. • • • ; · - · · · · · · · · · · - - - · · · $143.00 Brown and Jo1n No. 44--f99.9S.-SO,.. hd, b(own wlth multf stripe, _ . $80.00 No.. �.9S..-Studlo Couch, � •Ith or■ ne- floral $71.00 .· . No. _..,f5....Studlo c_.. lrown with Ora..,. ,net ..,.. ,,.,.,, · - - -- · · · - · · - $71.00 l•own - · - · · ·· - - · -· $181,00 No. 47-f23f,-Hld........d. No. 4&,..-$269.GO-Hl•A•lffl, Celorit11, 1w6wn fl•r•I ttn $199.00 No. 49-$297.00-slNp .,. LoU.,.., lrewn ............. $241.00 No. 5.......249.00-Sl"'P or Lovft9' Cti.ttffal • • • .. . . . . Sl99.00 No. Sl--$259.00-Hld ►A-hcl, Brown, TWNd - - - - · · · · - - $202.00 N1. 52--$199.50-Hld►A,. hcf, D•rk irown ·----·-··· $157.00 No, · \¥1nit . - - · - - ··----- $199.00 . 269.00-Si■-p . or Lou,...., . !j . 199. !'=1j fi!f_'¢f!1l, Ton · · - · · - - - - - - - - - - - · · $157,00 No. No. JJ-...199.91'.-st- c....i.. �!':' , -- -- -- - - - - - · - · · $80.00 Ne. 56-$1 1 9.SG--Soft IH, llue - - � - - - · - · · · · - - · · - - - · $ft.OD No. 57-f'9,95-s.t• a..t, lrowl> · · - · - - - - - · · ' · - - - · · · fB0.20 D""' C H A I R• S 51-$109.-,,IIGI fH.CKID .°.·--·--•-·-·--- $81.� l9-t97.-DARK BROWN - · · -·•· : - · - - · - - · - - - - $69,00 '8-$97:-TURQUOISI - · · - - - · · · · · - - - - · ····- - - · · $71,00 61-fl' M',OO-IIOSI _ _ - · . - · __ . . - · - - - - · - - - - • - - --·· $81.00 62,4'/)'..-ftilGE WITH IROWN ----- - - · - - - - - - $69.00 6$-l7'.-l)ARK GRISN · · · - · · · - - -- · - - · - · - · - - $64.00 64-J'f,OO-IIOJI - · - - · - - · - · · - - - - - - - - - · · - - - - · "47,00 65-$1 19.�IGHT GOLD · · · - - - - - - -- · · - - - · - - · - $97.00 6'--$97.50.-GRIY · - · · - · - - - - - · · · · · · - - - - · - · - - - - - $69.00 67-9.-K LLY GRl N - - · - · - · - · · · - - - - · - · - · $55.00 61-$97.lt-«OSI l IG $71.00 69--497.l�ARK BROWN - · · · - · • - - - -· - - - - - - · · · $69.00 70-i7f.OO-IIOSI . - - - - - - - - -- · - -· - - - - - - - - · · · - · - $64.00 71-$49.00-0R I· TV CHAIR - - · ·· - - - - · - · · ·· - · $59.00 n44f.-l IG TV CHAIR · - · · - - - - · · - · · · · - - $59,00 73-4$9,Ga-l IG "47.00 74-497-0SI l IGI ···-··-·--- ········- - - $6f,OO No. 75-$.lf.-TURQUOIII · · · ·- - · ·· · - · - - - • · · · · - · · $47,00 No. 76-$69,00-Grwy • . • • : •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • - - - · · 155,00 No. 77--$59.-Elelto T,.....ry · - · - - - - - - --·------ · • • '47,00 No. 71,--.$59.GO--arown with L•ther Trim · - - · - · - - · - · M1.to No. 7'-169,00-GrNo wllh L- Trim ---·---·-- · $S5.00 No. �f.00 11111 with L111l,■r Trim - - - - - - - - - - · $47.da Ne. l1-f'9.00,...0.,.:.n Pl,stl11, a.ra•r ·-·--·-··--... N•, 12-$19.0I l,e..,. CeMMN.._, R•laur - - - - - - -- - "9.00 $69.00 �Mlloo R•I•Ne. Ne; ���.: Swl,.-1 1.:!. 'rock ,..,. •� :- ..., .. ,. __ Nt.ClO No. -..;._....,. Pllltlc ········ ··••••· · · · · ·- 14!,. , · No. 17-f'7�-·- ·'PY LM,... ·'"··"··--· ..... •• • - · - · - - · ilt.00' '.,'.: liicliiiNe. �---·,1,_ , , ., ,. , .. ,� ,• • · •· L ., · -, � Ne. ....-M u.50 li■iin A■linr �---·-------·------- .. a.a, Ne. fl -fl'9,-ru• TV Ne. '2-flff.-Tu ntuolto wHh °""'?"• ..•••.•.•.. '17.N $1N• fl...f1'9,_T_ with No. M lff.-.... Plllllo Tww,I ••••• •••••••• • • No. ts-4ff.GO-Q,wn Platform Rodl'lo ·•·····-· ···- $II.ID $69.N No. 00-f No. 1 lD.. 1,- R•I- Vlllr- ..•....... '75.IO No, No. No. No, No. No, No. No. No, No, No. No. No. No. No. No, No. ■ ■ ■ ■ -----·····--· -·--·--·- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ·----······-·- -·-----·-·--· -· ■ ... .. .. ... 'f'.00 , 1.ou..,, r-·-·--···-···· IIUII a,,.,...,. .............. _ •"' ...,., . . . . . . ..... I.II freah. Bak� evenli;r. New cleaMilew oover lrt1 )'ou 1ec what·• J n the p,n. 17-$229.00-2 Pltc■, foam 1ultlNr, ltrown tWNCI • lf--$229.00--2 Pl•c:•, Lu■-1.fMn\ IN-own · - - · · · - · 1 1-421t.00--2 Plec•, to.m rwbNr, ....... - - · · · · · __ 1 1-f26f.�1 Pi.ce, J:um R�. gold 1 4---Sffl.00-2 Piec:•. Foam RMltb■r, .,otcl • -· --··-· 1 5---$319.00--2 Pltce, Lux-I.foam, Charcul rubltff, turquolM · · - · l0--f219.00--2 Pltc•, ■r, blM:k · · · · - - · 1 i-..$22t.00-2 Pftc•, fa•m __ 16--$297.00--2 P'-c•, fffm n,l,ber, ltrown 1-$219.0G-2 Plae,,, fHm rubboar, IWNd · 7-$�.00-2 PiftfJ, Lu11-l-to.m, roN �.. . . . . . . �249.00-2 Pitce, l'o,am ruWMr, •"" - - - · - · - · · l-$U9.D0--2 Pltc:•, foem rubltff, i:oco• - - · ·- · · · 2-$2'7.00--2 Piece, fo.m rubkr, Ml1e · · · - · - _. 6--$369.00--2 Plec., fqm ru,bbw, brown J..-Wt.00-2 Pitff, foMn ntbber, brown plastic 4--$269,00-2 Piece, LUX•l-foam, ...,. ·-- - · · . 20-f329.00-2 Pltct:, fo.m N,ti,bet, brown _. $ 9old 23----$229.00-3 Piece, fotim cUNllont, No. 21 -$229.00-3 pc., foam cusW.-. brown & coral No. ,._.,.t.00--2 Plk9, fOMn ruW..r, to..t I ,.Id . --·-· No. 25--$369.00-2 ,_.. foam n,blil1 , atr.wn No. 21�.00--C,,,.Mn11Drt only, � & rvbber, _ _. . brown No. 29-$369.00..-, Pc., SKtlonal, fHm rvbNr, b■I.. . No. 26--PH.OD-2 ll'lt,c:e "curncl Sec:titMI ·- - - -· · - - - · · floam Aubbrer, llelli" No. 28-Un.l0--3 PMC:e Curnd S.Ctl■flll ·-•·-···-·-· Fo."'t Rubber, lro-,n T---.d No. '0--$31'-00-----3 Pl,ct' Curved Sectltntl Lux -1-16'11'1, a.111 .. · -- · - - · - - - - . No. 31-$J1f.00-3 Piece Curnd Sktl.ntl Fo.ni Rwt.ber, lttck _... ... .. No. 32-$269.00 Sof.. Ff'ffleh Pro¥1nclal, hlgt, No. 33---$249.00-Soh, Modern, FHm Rubbn-, lrown No. 34-1219.00-Sof., TncUtlONI, fHm ntbNr, erwa No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. N(>. No. No. No. No. No. 111--41',_,..., • • •t, MICI MN Jluat,proor aluminum. Protcrthl cake Hd keep, it Living Room Suites e ■ BE THRlml · Special purchase oC Import• • ed Table Lam,ps cotiMSting or Venetian Glau, Opaline, Iron.rt.one, Alaba111tcr, Cera• · mle, Ceramic with wood . fine quality ihades. Hc�ts r,11,nge .frotn 24" lo 42". Col• or of l>a� - �moke, Blue, Ambe'r, White: FOR ONE DAY ONLY REG. $8.98 CHAIR , . - . . . . , , . , , . . . . . , SALE $6.39 REG, $ 9,98 CHAIR . . . . . . , . . . . . . . , , , , SALE $7.39 WOODWOIK. ,UINRUII AND HOOII $3.99 TABLE LAMPS REG, $6,98 CHAIR . . . . . , , . . . . . , . . . . , SALE $5.39 VARNISH Sings when waler boils. C o o I bakelite handle, Stainless steel with solid copper bottom, SALE - Just 30 Reg. $1%.95 and $ 14,95 Heavy hark cloth, Adjust,a ble - easy to put on. Wuhable. Some drip dry. <.:olorf'ld new patterns lfJ rcdttorate your home in just tmuulc5, CoverB made to tit a l>ig range or chair and �of.I jlylcs. !<'or Slock on hand and for Sat11tday Ont, -. TWO CAN S (■ome 1IH) for th■ p,lc• of on• PLUS If TEA KmLES s1.5a· FURNITURE SLIP COVERS YOU R FLOORS Stainless Steel SINGING SATURDAY Ready.Made P.�: BUYS ENO UG H VARN ISH Z½ Quan Contour mat, ru g ;iind Ii� cover. Plush pile that is washable. Latex back Skid resistant. llig selec. lion. White and pastel colors. $1 .00 $3.00 $1.00 a yard BATH MAT SETS SATUlil:DAY SALE SATUlil:DAY REPEAT SALE I SATURDAY ft .9G Large 26" � 44" cotton and rayon rug. Tweed pattern in all colors. Frin£ed ends. Skid re• sistant. ( '011011 tu pc. Eggshell or white in 24" to 36" widths 3 for $1 .00 $2.39 CHENILLE R U.G S A n all ste€I slat venetian SATURDAY D!APEllY FABRIC All c-otton printed ma\erial. 48 inches wide. Sunfa�t, wa­ ter repellent, drip dry, pre­ shrunk. Bc.iutlluI pattern, suilable- for drapes or 1ltp cover&. Nice 9clectlon. �1:00 a pa i r SATU RDA Y S A L� VENETIAN SHADES St1itahle $ L95 ond $1 .49 RIVERDALE At Special Prices 1:L3!1 TAPESTRY SQUARES 2 .pair $1.00 Boys H-. Knit lrlffl Slut 4 to 11 3 for $2.0S Luxu ry Draperies $4.00 a pa i r $1 .88 Ny lon stretch socks. One size lits all 10 to 13, Neal patterns in g rey, blue, tan tolor combinations. 3 for $2.05 $3.95 DRAW DRA P f S Double bed si1.c. 8 1 X 99 inch size_ Bleached sno­ wy white. Smooth even texture. 11,. and Wear needs mini­ mum care. Cool practi­ cal summer trousers. STRfTCff. SOCKS •ffkt• ON THE Znd and 3rd FLOORS MENS Beauty Treatment f'or Windows or Walls - $5.95 cannon Size- H lx99 WHITE MUSLIN SH EETS Cotton cords in grey or Made just like men's Hanes T Shirts. Reinfor­ ced netk, shrink res1st­ ant. Full cut. Sizes 4 to 18. tan. Sizes 29 to 38. Wa-sh $1 .95 $1 .50 2 pairs for $1 .00 TEI SHIRTS ly United Pr-. lmllffllltlenat Hlfh blNd Prtil!Mrtmore lhlin l'Wice H "'4111)' women ff tMn In the Unit.d Stattt. Living Room Furnitu re Colorful Swnmer Pattern SUMMER WASH TROUSERS Made by 8'g Y.anl iwitih two way coHar, 1wo �keh. san• Corned �hrunk. Small {141 4 'h l, n1ed1um ( 15-15½ ), la,gc it' l 6- 16 1 1 ) and extra large l l7• l H•,d Tan, green or grey Plam or with shadow panel All white An extra �ood $1 95 value In ii.II l>lle:, for thl!, se,le Boys "Hanes" Mens l 00% CoUon Now You Know Pick The N umber Yau Want I n This Sale Of • I . ' . , 1 '• , ' , ,.. ,_ ' ' • -'7.50-a_, -• •- ············--· ISf.OO Ne. . l oa-41fJt '1,1.. Pt- IIM!ior ······-·· -···-· l"-N N• 104 IG,111-0r- Ocwlinil ·- , ·-··--···-·- -­ Ne. 111$-$'7.H ..... wffh .._ _ .,.,. •-r . . . . "'·00 Ne. IOI $69-Nl w�h � tr1"' •••••••••••• $55.00 .. Ne. 117-a,7.II l)it, ...... ···'": •.••••.•.•...•... .., oa-t) lt.11 , � :lf1m · · ·· ,� l • � llf-§IOf.00 1,_. Plo■fk �- -«•-· - - · - - · � , 11"1 TV Swlwl - ""�·····-·--- '31,09 • No. · · ,. ... � •·"___ ·-·---·---.:. --H G1...,- 0cca1t.N' 19I'··--·•�• ·- 111-l'I' "' J'V•, "Ne. 111-tff.ot'-llN ···· -··'·•··-'--·-'55.00 . · -�· ·. � . , L J # ,[. ., P ,. 7" £' . ,1, 4l. A , •, /.�. ,�,,. , . . .. � . y with t+'/tO' �;J,;,ti,., t\.,_..,.N . ' ' Mid llany • Of1bei ' Clloli.,' u;1., a,,... hi!� � Sok W.• tad �· � I ·:in� aod Sr,! Floo... ' .\ ; . I . Bil, !ltwllo on Ille I ----.,.. �--------· , -.,----,-• -----.... . -:. .,. Court OfHonor Held I ------ •--- • ent1ne WEATHER OHIO: Partly c'-'"'1 ....., ... Sunday. Fair foft'9ht. A llttte warfflff WIit *•Y anti ..w "'■ Mtlr• .t•N Svncf•y. H� ....,. 70.. L• tonis,ht mNtlr In th• SO.. •'-· :1 s:NOLE r,Q!'Y - lie. ?• • �' _ _,. _ ....,_ ,.,. .,,. .., _ . • • , ,. � .. .. • • • • .. • - •-•-- • � � . •••� fHE DAil. Y SENTINEL • 01au 1 :ioaa:s • • • • • • • .. • .. .. • • •• • • - ., • • • • � • • -. • -o. • - •� • •�---• - • • • .. • • • • • ..♦♦•oJRII¥ Rutland Community Newil ...,.,"" Racine ficers !'raining meeting at lhe llniLBy Jean Parker I Mrs. Ernest &lolden as hosts. I ed Methodist Church In Pomero)' MAIR.IAGE ANNOUNCED Alttndin.a were Mr and M 81 M . r • c 23. June on ¥.iss I rene Searles, dau.fhler of Clair Ti)'lOJ', Jlr. and Mrs. ��: r r; SCl,t()OL F n i• Mor � ENQI Bl.LI The Lord 's Praye r in unison 88 eWS 11.r: and 'Mrs. Rolland Sea rles and chard G ru,se r and Charles, Mr. 'The Daily Vacation BiDl e School concluded the Mr. and t,t.rs, Mar vin Roush a nd meeting dter which Keith K�nnedy, son of Mr. and and 111s . .Kenneth Davi�, Rodney etitled with commt'ncemenl held the hos tesses served ref reshmnltl lhree chi14ren of Georgia, M r. �1r!i. D1.lo'.Lll:ht Keruwdy were united 1u1,d R oger, 'fllt. and Mrs. Roy at th e First Ba ptist Church, Sun- to those n am.,... � a n d M rs. Hazel Cle- &nd Mn. �arl Roush and Roi:er n in ma rriage S a t., 11 rd ey, J u e 1 1 at I S nowd en, Mre. Pea rle Canaday clay evening lend, Mrs. Stella Wene r , Mn. and Rei Jl,ou1h of Middl eport . 7 : 30 p. m. at the Nazarene Chureh M r. and Mrs. Ernest M o lden Mr' The Melhod1st and EUB Chu r- Al be rt Hall, ' Mrs. Crill Bradford spent FrJdaj., with Mr. and M r . One thing dictators can't stand is a free s ang Mrs. Ernest Nichols on 'M ik� over by its workers, who are members or a Rev. Harold Klingel, officiat.,.,l. v �he� �erc in cooper ation watb the and Mrs. Clark Arnott. ' T. . Arlee Abbott. an Mrs. ennedy graduated from K Billy, d Rev. and Mrs. press. c , up, 1 s,- . governm ent-control led union. Its d ire tors Rutland RACINE PERSONALS Mr. a nd M rs. Amos Leonard High School cl.iss or Weills and Beth and the h osts. . . I Tca<hcr , and workers were., . Cuba has provided the world w ith another Esthe r The Ci Baptist r cle too k refuge tn 3 foreign embassy. of spent the Sunday 11.fter noon wi th M r. 1960. Mr. Kennedy gradu.ited SON BORN I Km�erga ,t•, n.- Mf-5 - Helen John- Missionary Society met at the home and Mrs. Harry Leonard, Che s tl'r. 1 tragic example or that truism . Mr . and Mr.11. Robert Searles son , " t rs. W ll l i a m 1-1 . Cowles, president or the Inter- from Rutland 5.y via B 1 ake. Mrs Su e of Mrs. Eth eI S m1'th , Fr1' day, June . High School, cla� Mr1 . G l. aie of Columbus spe n t . · . o I 19>9 and 1s curren tiy emp I oyed 1 a re the parentB of a son born I boden, Miss · One by one the newspapers which were in Amencan h '' Kuen Theass, M!" 10. DeYotions were in charge of S&Ven] day■ •, with Mr. and Mrs. T Association states· con Press e • ' . lhis past week a t the Meigs Gen. Joan by the Ohio V alley Baking Co. · m_ . . . Vijn:rle�er! n. t Didany way critical or the Castro governm ent G retta Simpso n whose topic Willlam l_ladf�rd and family. f1 scat10n of Prensa Libre by the workers of er�i Ho,pital. Thi.& 11 tl,ii:ir flrsl i�e i.sther ...smuhM d Bel _y Ann I Mrs. l�NO IL-KT$ OfFIC:tll " Behold the Cro11. ' Buth 11 as ' Mat)' l'(cAfee and Caroline Geo· ' have been silenced . The latest to surfer this m A all of n1 instrumental L chtJ.d, u beint abe _ eeh the form ind .a that newspaper means that Fidel Castro has lre r s. Helen Simpson presented gJeln attended C9Q.feience se\·eral M eo' t.a Mr " w., ar• r by . B UU, . 1tudents ove resided . Grandparent, H 1. p 'N fate was the distingu ished Prensa Libre. Be• n.. 1 G. rtt Primary. .,m pson the progra m on the theme "That doa. crushed o r seized all Cuban newspa pers o F Roger Rousb, dlreelor, of North- Malcolm �nnedy and Mr. and •nd Mrs. E�l ·imJtb. . • • • _ • _ cause of an erfort to publish an editorial i n Ye May Know Him." Attendince 4t Sundaf School posed to h is pohr1es or rr!llcal of the mcreas- we1tern Local Schools, wben they Mr1. Char]p Searlea. e ed t, , o fe, The hostess served refreshments June 12th was, 18 collection $20.18 � : {::" ..;'1t �n �age � which i t said that the Caslro revolutio n was met Mond,iy niaht at tbe sch ool Wflltllll: &M.IT HIJ..D ing commun ist influence i n his regime . " s. t e r to twelve memDen. . ¥ra. S9Qtt. Folmer. and grandnm. , Elect� 'l'he WilllnJ Worbra Cl1N ol · c,�ns w•�e pre5ident, employi ng "the st rategy of Goebbe ls and dia­ The last effectiv e voice of protest has bee n Rosalie son Jeffrey $pent Wednesday in yoUflC of people groul) large the A seni o r. Dayu1, Named • aa C uUeb fl Christ el)Joyed I . . i 1 .J u Hay � lettic tact ics or commun is m , " it was taken stilled In Cuba. t. � · o( the B&pti.st Sunday School en- Jiew Haven with Mr. and Mrs. W m )[iargaret wiener rot,t on th• bac� cburdi '° .n���:r�f representatives �ere ri a a 1· · joyed a skaUni part)' at Chester on Fphaer. · .,,,n�i n Smlth, senior; 81ndra LiUie, jun- la1" Wedllf!ldty eviNU111. If! . o ning. ay lor; Marlen_e Hof(m1n, sophomor�; I Kr,. Je,n Park# and eve ond Mr,. \James Gilmo re of Laurel a. c M ��d Craft · )4ra Harriet Neigler · They were aceompani!f'ld by )Ir. CUU vJsited Mr. iiid Mrs. N orman U, P.amele Wdaon, bashmtDi Susie Jes,lfe O,U,ser i1n.gl IOh � end Mr · HarJ;Y c-lWJ!I and Mn. tdward, Simpson and Mrs. Weyersipmer Tuesday evening. Park.e r, loca l elementary and were ebJperia,u, ln tJ,,e ab8'J}c,i WKS spent stayed wit h the dealer i n the form of Carrie Farm and Power Equipment magazine sa ✓\) s : , Mat'n � e M_ae Cozart. Olli Mr · and, Mn , llichard Well,, Sa lem Center ele• I of thejr �r, TIJ,lmia l(Jc....._ Hartung· , The Wome,1 1 ;::i: �1 et>' ,,,� , ,..ris1 · · • 1 mentary nd son ap.ent SJtl!rdity wilh Mr. a n w,re prol1t · "The trend to larger farms and more complex Miss a Beegle was 1ur-prlsed •� Ver u ...,__ p .,. I 4Jn• AUt , ...,. _ •�ian Servk,; Wit ,qt.,rtai_raad at the . · . I MIIT C�roly /LAII, q I Mrs and U:e�i 1 w lbt, Hartung, John , ¥ 1,tbJ '° home 0, ij:JI, IA vUlla iimplpn on Sunday afternoon when appro:dCanning operations i s apparent in the trend Put ting 1t another way , the average dealer f th r le Cla 1 B ll e 0 d ltr. 411Ji Mrs: Carl Heilman or l, v� -Priddy, Frida)' eYJDJ,IJ, IUllt W •il-h Mrs. mately 30 friends h onored her on . ttil y j .. / �'!!, I 1 :; <' u earned $ 2 400 in profit before taxes last Cb�ch 0: ��rf! to lctrge r and more c.:omplex operatiorn; in the 8, 'lval en eme P-� lolm.lRA, . . -..cl'nill,.t, U lliin Jiy� ff eo-"9M:eN. her bi rthday witb a plenlc at the Pe•ch Fork 11nd Miss Freda Wi ll ,pent 8und•Y w.itb Mr. and Mrs. fIt' l c I o f arm equipment retailing." I n other �ear . Tha t , s' hardly an unreasonable amount, wJth a wlJllff rout_ on tbt <'hurcb � �.,,,, J� Gaftney, �•The IP#U•I· n,d wftb • ,ong Racine Part. 1 r. ith 11 r1 Ja O'N.eal, Lanca.t.er. r e ReY. Hon, McCauley R. A. Mrs. and ope yfl' P nd . w� .Br ll , . ra �• w a words, the dealer operations are getting big� u::. � ���r ID view o r the volume o( business done. AnJ • • oat,. an f Edna Carman daughter Mila returnve h Su1an, r, daugl)t and alJ � nd 4 Ko e _ -f� Ofivoflau lffNI s,o by ..,. Mar. the phrase "before taxes" is a• highly importger and average sale s per dealer are st eadily ;:, T. V.t I ed a fter �wo weell:s at the Amert- ol Orville Carman of Pea.rh Wtlllt, G annlle t "Set Th• bu11neu ,maeth11 was eon- Ji"ur u.Hd r,! wie Ka " ;. 1Jbp ,\pin Jwudub,U can Baptist Conven1io11. The Dea- F� spent the weekend with IMtr topJ�. . IIy red uces ducted ant on e ' f 0r th. e tax b1· te mater1a rising. · n. by praudent, Roy Snow. cons of the church 1l'e,e In charge Doitie l..o\l &,,own. ATUIID , • JINOlil all pror1t margins. 09m,er WwJI' ltlMWl Mal WIiii d�n - The NC'llttr,,'s repQr'l was �- aQd Mrs. Amo� Leona rd re• IJpPJt SN Jlp , of the service, during th, pa11tor't1 , 111' ...,.}11'I �'• 4u.O,t,r ' "Then•, !IIMI Last yeai- , the m aga.zine adds, £arm equip­ un W hether 1 960 will De another record ye a r 1iven b)' Jestie Molden irt the ab- O ce.vett word of the birth of a dau . absence. • mcn1 sales reached an all-time high, But that b of Thelma ffya,11 a,ad the ¥n ..,-•r•• TurnR � tvnd 10 arm eqm�ment _sales rema i n s to b e seen. nnee fflrm.w. WD 11VIA y W� kJ "g.,ut; Jll bt � '"'� ill, fft Eh:a Birch returned home from ilhter to Mr. and Mr.s. Gene Miles tn. aurer'i r lt'M 1 l Yep Ernett i b ' do1•s not mean that dealer prorits soared to of Louiailna. a Columbu1 hospital. MrntlNJ Pf lryv�I lln But one prediction I!! safe - whether or not Nicholson. Prayer war; o?rered by N� Howlaahelt' v!ce pniAdenl ' e w orli: aflfl4' e h t t summer E -reso · rt Edd' son ,nd Abbot d.air and Roush enry ...,., and Mr , H rari fied levelli. Actuall y, the profit ratio was .,. • a record IS set, a h uge amount of equipment Re_v . T- v - . we i 11 s. Th e doo r Wentworth Hall in Ja di:ao n N J{ conducted tbe bu1 i l).eff sess i on at d aug ht. er, Mildred, attendi ng lb• ,pent ,_. ,._ •• ' · ,. d th formthe WI wee4"'n . pr1te was given to Roy Snowd�n. . 3.3a per cent of sa-les, and was lraclion,lly ' · · which time she announced the of- wedding of their e,randson in Ak- .er'1 parent,, ¥r. and Mrs. Arle e w Ill be so Id . I n th ls day o f s k Y· h t' g h wages The July meeting will b@ nt the S he w1 11 11 10 present concerta_ at -..,.-- - - �--I lowtir than ju 1 958. Thus, whe n a farmer re30rt eacti 5�ndllY durins Mrs. John Priddf hu been re- ron, Sat111day. fhe returned h � M,h,t. . and J.hc growing complexity and sjze ol farm --Mr. end with church basemente sea son, begmnma: June 1 5 turned from Holzer Ho1pital to Sunday. ..,...,...---... made a purchase of equipm ent, only a little • - and endin Sep�mber , · tion lii tu" a. ,. key to sueopera ions, mec hamza � 3 aft.er her home aft.er bein g confined Mrs . Albert Hill spent &e"l'eral I mo1·e than three cents out of each dollar he which Marilyn wlll 1eturn to N e w there several day!!. days with Ptfr. a,tid Mrs. Ray s.a,r. '""" "" ' ' Ces!. York to continue roles In the M r. and Mrs, Bill Larkin of at ROHYille while Mr. Hill vlfitell "' Manh a_ttan Opera Thea tre, . s OCIO :;;;;;::--:=:;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;::;:;;;-;.;::;:-;�.-;;-;;-;--;;:;;;�;;;;;.;;:;;---;; -- · · - ------ -Hannibal were weekend guesta of Herman Hill •t St. Albani arui ae,. .., l i MarllY n has spenl the p111l hyo his father, John La rkin and grand companied hi m on a trip to Whit. · llrt. C:IMrfes D eh Tl le Al ltlBn�, '( By Mn. Adra Swick I Mr. "" f Y �-ul Archer or _ The Salem Center Browni<' .end weeka wlth her parents, her 818- m other, Mrs. Fr11ince11 Larkin. They Sulphur Sprin.p. CqJqm.�'¥1. ape.at Sq.ndl)' with his r� 088 and Brenda and brother , te . , u ,\ E Mn, and Winge 1 . Mr. . also called on his aunt, Mn. Girl Sco ut gro up enjoyed a hike puen� ." ,\11', �d �rs. Lou Diehl. Blame. Bertha Amos and her pa rents, lted their 10n, JQhtJ, who ia •m- 1 and wiener roa st at tbe hom e o f j, In PIRSONALS 1'1 0 , .A}te�, at � FNe Method Linda an� Wa nda Cardillo. Mr. and M rs . Alex Shuler, Storys ployed OD UI• � at 1 , . diet Church Sunday w�s D of A MIITING Mr. and Mrs. Elme r Morri. � of viaited thin Prlda1. latl 1na, Run. Theodoru1 Council, Daughte rs of I The ReY. and Mrt. GeorJe Davis , . i\Uendmg were Kay Wrighl, Columbui were weekend • f.J Vo.-elJ and . Lewis Fox !eguests J. Jonn ud t,mMr, and lltl, _ s and America, will meet in regular 5es- were entertained at a farewell Lind a Ann Shenefield, Ruth Ann of their par n , Mr. turned , to wort after spendmg k Fr a ncea Mrs. ded it.e d l!!'and u, Co H m � L !l and Mrs. the lumb an , n y at � tl Patty Wright, Penny !lion . Monday, �• 7:30 p. m. Jnapec- part y held June l e,, in the aocial Wu lker, h� ',W:!e�d at th,lr hom_e s. son S a mmy Lark u} S Ch a r1es Romme and and Mrs, � • a U 1 ua r (If "'fof1'• nd ·Racine t . a l picnic ann held and otfi<"ers a nd roo ms of the Rutland Methodist C11lnn . Linda and Wanda Cardillo ! M ra. Albert Mr. •nd Mrs, (?scar Smith and T�d11; 1:�tJ ;::•���tlhe tion will be Morrlt, Harr1sonv1lle. Bertha Amo! we re recent dinner People " at t}le home of Mr. 4nd and �atrire Carpenter of the a re r11queKted to wear white C hurch with lhe e ntire congregateam Mr ; � M rs. Griff Archer spent ha a ts r, and gue l)fllU r . and Mn. ��m Lambert of n Cu.sh 1 ?011i clay or the YE.'llr, with 1 96 M Mrs. of M s Mrs. D e Th t Ga nna. ro r lhe initiutlon or candidates. li on II hDitl. A social evening Brownie s a11d thei r leaders, Faye Logan, W. Va., v1s1led s,turd MqnfSay •v�ii!"B a� the , h o me of mort• ln 1 900 _ Bradbury. of Johnston · t,hlJ'.f W r ay p,�e M . ""· U ind l'otluci< refreshment8 will be serv- wu enjoyed b)' all. Farewe ll \\'.• Iker, Kwte Caton, Afl ra Swick . , evenlng wlth M r . and _Mrs. Mal- _ St��e Ray Morris of Columbu1 and daughtt,, LilCU! .of X. rmd, }!r. ',Q� Charles Diehl. Tht> moon la approachin g I ts ed. i . , by several Girl St'outs attending were Dianne colm ·Ingrah am, Langav1lle. glvtn were speeches Lester B rookover J4?· P� / )f,:: 1s Y1s1tmg g randparents, Mr, his > v,., a;nd Mr,, w. Job Mr. WiUand tlt w phue. _ penoni. The gueah of h onor we re and Nancy Lee, Betty wright, Rren with ?,fr, �nd Mrs. pen and rs. Charles Romine, M t Bobby A� ol Snowden, r M of son e Chuci and · . St. ,hire, son, d n a , t 1 I preienled an electric skillet by . d a Grate, Robe rta G rate, Linda Mn. Robert DIMOCRATI TO MIi? The m or nbi" Hh rl are Mars, Ha Lambert of Logan, W. Va., , bans , were we ek e"n4 1Ueat1 ,,f Juse llrflOt�er at $endr1dge, W. Snowden, hH the l tathey, M11. ry Lee F..dwards. Nancy Dl'mocrallc Cowily als was Davis ReY. esent. r p those Mciws The o Jupiter and Sa turn. <'tiled on Mr. _and Mr1. Johnny U1eir parents, Mr. and lhs. � arq, Va. ' mumps. ,I Wo111cn'11 Cluh will meet Thu r,- presenled with an initialed belt Pope, Carrie Wells, Melva Johnson l Tidd 'Gla,s: of tfle U. S. Navy Ann and �nd� Sprouse, Mrs . La mbert and Jimmy, Saturday. Wiltabire . Tia• t>vening atars are Mercury, day, .Ju11r 23, al 7 :30 p. m. at the l by memben or the Youth Fel- a nd Nancy Kotts Their Je 8ders are Jean Bradford, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Romine of Keith and Anth ony Y:r. and Mn. Jtobert .fl.Rush and ca ue4 , on �- gt�ndparents Mr. Mary Lathey and Rose Wrigh1 SeCtJnd Wwrd Fire Houst!. Ju 11itN and Saturn. lowship. and Mra: J;enet JJrookover. Col�mbus spent with the weekend called al)' and \tr. of columb11s wer• gut!!lts of p�rent11, her n fa o Mrs Mabel Farmer and <!aught. 1\tr, . •�d ,Mf,. William Glass of Owen On lhi11 d11y in hi1tlo ry: The tables in the dinlnt room er, Be Hy, and family are ,pend ing / �rs, E. L. Pro Hltt Fl'Jday even• their parent.!l, Mr. and Mra. Tom her parent.a, )Ir. •nd HOLZ I R HOlfl'IT.t.L FamUy, W•pent the week Olle� l1 and rs. Charles Mr. and mg. Wataon. 1 1 1 l 8 l2, the U. S. Congreis de Admltled June 16: Aprille Lee were attra d lvely deco rated with II week a l her farm here. end Wl s bi_ ts Mr. and Mrs re n _ pi �b. _ { e"' Romine. Mr. Mrs. red at .empl and N Bru�e yaell, Davia °l o visitd-,retl war on Great Britain. Mary Johnson has returned 10 Wlae, n.avenswood; Bonnie Jean l ace table cloths and floral arLejltl!f �ltove,r. , k w � ,pe le 11 has Mar the . Harold Race mumps. ed t ol vil , ee tin t end nt r ospit,111 past H this ze � e In I IHS Brllish forces, com - Wise, Havemwood. l' _ rangementl. Mr&. Guida Amiler• her home al llo bl!lon afte ,pending . Mn. l.tileUa , S\lhl called on Mrs Cha rles Grover 1s now ataying his bOJ)IP . mantled fJy 1hc Duke of Wellingson presldcd a t the crystal punch. a week with her ij r,11 ndp ■re nb , M r. weelr: with his mother, . Mr.s. . . Leiter _ ��Uver. at and Mr. of home the Roh, P.fl� Mn Wor, �ra. Me r le Davi C s rt . dau1ht . 1011 11nd PtuH11lon forceg led by _D1smmed June 1 6 · Danny Boo- bowl and Mrs. R�th Erlewine a t and Mrs. Clifford Might and Joyce. , 'N.'k Cline a nd �-• Mr. and llra. Cl�e Clonch and ley Kennedy, He ha,_ re11dlffl the er, S11ndra, Pomer9y, M:re •�Hl4 1 Mrr . and Mn . Frt•eland Da vi s and 1• 1 1• l d M ar s hal von Blucher de feat- win . Ll oyd Wood. R.o&s Sexton, ll1e coffee •e�ice. Mrs. G r ace OGJ. T 1 ol.J Howell , eri) , . � V; t CW't i' an a fe �r. •L.eo with Mr t nlh8 l d o w qio n s. i•tl Na poleon at W11ter loo. J?elbert �el awder, Mr1. Ed Ben- well acted as d ining' r oom h osteu. family of W H \ iamson. W. Va., family of C olumbll11 vtsiled over P t ay t.a4 Tiw u , · � , � , am\ M rs. � . . the Dt,!nny, HonneJ,I Mrs. p "· t & Danville. �· wJth weekend w11 r lte r \nm tt , arenls, lh'f ' )f � •nd lrl 1940 Pr ime Minister ChU1't'h- tine, WIiham Msaon, Mrs. Albert spent the week end with Mr. and • at the Mon�,y fFII otei 11,w;, pyiJI@ \fp qf an J 1er i,t ra. JohnrJy 4mbert M and Mr. Ref Mr. r eshmen a we h be r , Cl\ , S e Mr,. , t.Jil nd da ll Gree 1 lhe erved a and r In f . ill addrt•Msing the House o f Com- lla1uhaw, o . Mrs. Luther Jo�es, bu t atyle lo the following the M l. Burbag:e Spauld ing. b e a a n4 uts: f P i!POd, et V ; m � Jimmy, Id pa,. of and u.eats Mr. and .e w LambertHi · Mr . .and Mrs. George Clonch. a were e k end 1 : t� mu1111 war:ied members that the J1,1lian Davis, Sherry FJtzpatnck, , Adu Swick, Linda and Wanda brok� 11er arm· 1� t wo p@ct!s, Lea Mrs. Wit Stewf and f o Lambe.rt Lohonored Mr1. rt. rn and Mr. ter ents, v Re a was guesta Parker 8uB-ie Mr.11. and guest . dlnner l\11 1 t le of llril11ln wa11 11bo ut to Robert Mayes, Donald Mu11 ie, CardUJp were Sunday visitors of . · da ·----- - -Mrt. .tqrry Pw.ken11 8JK t(re. s,� � 1ilU Su ond said they 11hould Miss Carrie Robinson, Sti llie Mc· Davi! , Mr. a nd Mn. Flo)'d Thomae Mr. a nd Mrs. Jesse s wan on Park- of Mr, and Mra. Charle• Slmpkina g an, W. Va .. a nd Mr. a nd Mrs. s1u rl . _.,,in Y-. Mr. •nd Mrs, Jack Da v is W. of V11., Ragl,nd, retume4 Jio,».e Saturd,, BB1J.1., H'li bll Miles Thursday. !war themaetveA so that I men (om11s, Henry Pettit, Mre. Cla rence Lee Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Ve rnon er Run. 1 · &nu.- ('r,:;.ly •nd Mr. and called on Mr. and Mr1. Burbage from La,�slde: w&4!r, _ picltt!Dii w1111ld HY: "Thill was thelr finest MournC1h1tn, Mrs. Lawrence Henry Weber and family, John Colwt ll Virg.11 Hobbs and Faye HIii and Andy i.,prouae called on Ray• I Spaulding and Glen Ca ton's of wu a dele ate tc;t - t be �thodiat � f*'{e�l I �gel)' also attend ed l1our." J and dauilhler; Mts. W�llem A. and ,on Frank, Mr. 1t nd Mn. Ev. daughters were in Marysville lo m ond Sutherla , p en �nd Thursday. . I Vinton on Sunday. · ConfereJU:t. . M �� ��l:f k JiYJden a nd Thot1ght for toda �: En i:llsb a u• Roberts a nd son; Mrs, R. M. erett Colwell, Mr. and Mn. Har. visit his brother, Vernon, who Is r. Spaneler of Quick, W. Va ., M · Mr. and 144 Plurruper Alpha ,re Arnott ?tfn. )Ifs. Mr. Qark Erlewine ey Joetta ind and Mr. Iamf.f api!'nt-'°·· - nJay In Athen, a aurgJcal patient in the M emoria l spent lut week with his thor W. S omerset M a ug ham sa id Bllllng11 and son ; Prem. Infant \l ,. daugh• ba ve returned home from a vl11l movin& td �their . . new � .ho Mrs. Fred Au1tln, Miss .!be Jn Bel. wit ' h .their JOI!! �r. and Mrs. Char. . ()pal HO! pltal there. In Humun Bondage": ''There Male B ogae1. teu, Maxme and Rµth and Mr. with their son-in-taw and daughter pre. . Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Don An• les Jividfi aid · !l!JlJl1, •re 1wo 1100d thlngK ln !if(', freeaod Mr■. Bernard Claywell. raon, Mn . Su sa n Theobald, Mrs de Mr. and )4q. 1,ee JaCQOn and Mr, and Mrs, Darr�II Burson and Tommy 1 i1l{du of Athens WH Mac O O H NOR of ARTHUR fr T om edom and lhou�ht of •d e Mr. and Mrs. LoweU Greer of famlly of New Carlisle and their daughter 1Jpd1 (')f " Chlllicot� arf � "n ov.orriJ_glJt· "ipll'St of bis aunt, NF.W YORK UPI - Gen. Dou- Ellen Tucker, Mra. Janel Morris. ac1io11. Portland are the parent& of a son son and daughter'. ln-law Mr. and rived 110nda)' Yatheir ■pend ' Olk Mc.cl�dtoek. laa M a.:Art.hur will recei ve the u.... Allc:e s•-ute and family, born June 3. Mr. and Mrs , Chal- Mra. H11rry Plummer, Carroll. eatioa wltb her mQther' Kn, Sybil 10R0flng �- - ""nn Coe spent la,t week grand cordon of lhe Order f'lf die Mrs. al!CO"O HOP ""t-"• Bl1Pch1 Ji,..., lie Greer are erandparents. viden, Mn. Neomi ,, and Mn. Brady Utlinger Attles. Mr. th r. an4 lfra- Dave Thomas at A fri'r r<'('nrd hop Ii ach('dul<'d Rialng Sun rrom a repreuntative Chase, Mn. Ronlle Nichols, Mr,. �rs. Alice Sprouse was a of A11hla nd; John Ut�ln&M' and MiJa Winnifred Oibbl WU an "' • ?,f fur tonl�ht al Zlrk' 1 l)p[ry Bar in of Emperor Hiro hito next Tuesday. Betty Sldt,r, 111d Jttan Ann, Mr•. business vlSltor at Holzer Hospital Wendell Diehl of West Alezan• overni1ht au-• . of u aw.a..u nrit,_ . attend.... ••� "fra. Glti "1'1. ma�ln'e .Wingett it . • . Ponwrn)' from 7 :30 until 1 1 , it ls Consul-General Mllluo Tanaka will E va FJ,minl and Noretha, Mr1. Mrs. Harry Schwa b , Ms son, en- Thursday, r 1a h ave been h ere wtth their , d o... a nd 1QU Vera Jittfl lt. Clar, R . In,th, , , auftµper pre 11enl the nward. 111mnum·ed h}• Leo SC1va�r. Bertha Amo1, M ra. Bertha Lasher, tertalned Tuesday afternoon with .- .. � aea.sion at Oh"10 �Jhf" Mr• Joan IIay, Debbu,- e. nd parenlll, Mr. and Mr3. Fran k UtLarr)' lirell ot Clin:t,on, N, 0., - - - --· 1 birthday • ring her party no o h r e. Marearet , Pan 1 n · o Mr. and ���e callers �ere M Sunday of Pea rl singer and their slater Mr, and 1pent tbe weell e1tct •it� b it PIK· • IJ�•r- t"\_: 7 _ - --------� Mrs. Giles Smlth a nd family, Mr. nine year old aon, Tommy . p wa, M.n. To1_11 Stemrt. They came es• ent,, Mr. and M,I. Elli Blr:da. During the afternoon ca1nes 1 and Mra. Wayn� Turner and M' and M C•I v ln Sprouse peclally to be with Mr. Utliniler Yjdtp. .acec)QIJ!llnled .,IQ.Ii · "• J. Ji F. Mn: •• ,; r" · , d ACROSS b 2. Pcrrorm 21. am,11 ein• and amll>' y • � tbe paat week who ,·, confined to Ho!,., Ho1pi, Blaine, Mr. ahd Mra. Dana Hoff. were played with pri Z�ll Mr, 11nd u. r ' lfl.l·'1 H · W,, W.fl t� - � l. Owna · . � - , · · . ...:ou •1. 3. Become, kltohtll man Jr. and family, Sandra and won by Gary Stewart, Becky RayI UJ hi f her A. B. Spro111e ol ta l where be underW'll!!Dt a n am• G1UlpoU1 to ,peal the f. Bodlo• ' dull AREA 'VHNla Treasa Dean, Mra. Everett Mc- nea, M tlr:e Stewart and Johnny M. teo•1 \'a. Jll'ith Mr. ana Jfn. lQle, lJviden; ot ·•· •�· t.-� "61.....,. putallon of hi• leg. 4. Minleltl' ot waLH' 2G, Co lna Knight, Mra. Fern Sweeney, Mra. S<! huler. A decor a ted birthday s �r. an'd n. ames J l pana:ler Scott Shielda and Charlene near ZlnuvJU.. . 9. Dtnomi4 O. Klng o.f (ll) p Wright a nd Lynn and George cake wa■ presented lo th hon• of :- KnoJE, :Y -, �ere recent Ru11ell of Ro.sevUle are apendina t®t: of -�.;.; Jlr. 411111 Mp. R� n11tlon Duhan IT. 01lu vau8: . oree. Refreshmenh of cup . anon ._______ .f ee c f d n d o er if:'." parent., Mr. the a week n d an Mn, with Kanaup Rf. nesr JO , Mtlal l.ag• e, A.neient 29, A "'°"IIIP, tl,r, c..jlioiJ II 110 l,lo Ice cream and Kool Ade wer� Mr 0 t J:in • Cremean, and chard Lucas and family, Jlmm1 wee.t at tM home of llr. and - Mn. '7. Jump ll. Pince■ of • . �. Olllo. ••" 1 · ved to thoae : named ab ove and 1am 1jY and o · I a1•tera. Mr. ai,,d Hale of McConnel1Yille i1 here to Jesse art nker. _ wor•hlp I. Brook 10. Worka � �- W'n•HOl.- tdlt• .· Gary Green Br ant Hudson Min- �rs . :iard Claydell a�d fam"'""'" U. Vonture 9. Cranberrf II. On« ummer with the Lu• len· Bln ll:I •�'•1:nt• Bpb, W ,._.!��!�If. &pend the '111'1. i H� ' d y R.ayne1, Ro6ert Sayre, Eddie ,_.J J3. Overhea4 f ••i n� an R:t Spang- ,. ,,._ lll- RomlD Y, • ble ot LQuia,llle, KY,. .... 5'tpr, � .. ..... Schaekel, Randy Dudding Phillip I er. MII ne re urned ome with 0no,'"1 11, l..lrw of li;\, Oblolnti Mr. and Mr,. Richard LucH, de, and • h• mother', . ...... tllf illlli" .. at POii Jarrell Charyl Hud1on �rr Ball lb�m lor I V)altj juncture 18. A 1l111 l1trat11 f } ,j,;jj,'f, . • ,;; Juli,, Jone ,nd Stove vl1ited Rouah r,,lJ1i11ed 'illlb her- •••J!a!' Suzan Bail Diane Nobie �rllyn · IS of coo.I JJ. Biblical 14. l'at(¥ ' ··· ' r, 1fj • ' · '• r. a d Mra. :, P ' e er • of i o lt. f vl , ,:rand, a g r ev unda their c wltb i,mln )' S · l9. Penduloua •am• Mrs. Wayne Gnen, Maaon, en• Cook Lyn� Schwab Suza� sl!hwab Happy :o11o;;,,:re•:" ,:om• e :•rent& of mother, Mn, C, H. Je1se, Pome,. ■ Mr. and'Mri Nfl'" ' e - '. '1c.° IMI J2. l!:lcllt 1T, Anlm&l lit pourul tertalned on Friday •fternoon al Llsa Dudding Mar; Schwab1 Mrs on born ay at t e M■1on roy, IOfl, CbQCIII;· _'_ . · ;� f;IM• ;1 ·-, · '�'. tf Y,-tr: Cttt, ' ' 1 1 Willl1 23, AU&lll a1, 1'11 ao. r,n11a11 Duddl� g. Mrs. Rlchard c11nic. , Carole week end w�th:S her bome wlt h l birthday party · r. , v:IJMI .•, ai �. · Pomeroy, Compton, Kay ' ■llkwo rm ••In at. OallbeP te11. the_ho and _ __ hon orlna her ion , Gary, on his Schwab _s_ __ Rev . and Mn, Ge orJe Da via and Joseph, ,Zineivllle, and Mr. and Mrt. Jr■ �llilff ·j.°,•{.�i,_; . -..c-.. .,. . ,:"' · ::.:_.._:. . -: i . .. H, Klniddm1 tenth birthday. Part)' hata and Mr1. Bertha 1-lter , attended the Mr.11. · Ri cba,d Luca. �Dd f■mil)' 1 "' a, 1 ..,... 11,. ,nd . 26. COn1umed 1 wor, p..,.nted II lavon Announced ll1 thodl1t Cbllffll Confe,en<e 1t enjoyed .,, outina at Billey•, Lake WOrlbl•IIID•. " , _.,,.,., �'.� #. a:8. New w th the afte rnoon belns IJ)ent The Middleport Pa rk AHoeta• L■k elide tldl put weet. � $11.' · -ifur� i M -... : . noon •!Ut. DQi Salllfday. .ZUIM\1 � playl na: aoftball. and . , and iley U ..,11111 Ba � Ill; ' -�� allill Mr. o . ■nd Mr. ()f n aon Jlmm)' arrett, R1'■H lb Mn thi1 meet U wlllB coming b�d Monand Mr. '11d IIIJ, . Kennttb Mc:El• Mr1, Charle■ Barntt h11 nplae- daqhter of :��! � • the tiNI, ,.- �.. ,.... ■val ev day 29, BoWllll&' n1 at C.lt:, Hall at a. enl Ice u.a1n, cup eatt, and Kool 1 1 Plana wlll be m1c!e at the meet- ��7 of Jlld41tPOrl accompa,n- � ilan lutll " p.e 4.ih•u If# · : Nil - ' ...u ,. · IN Ade were served 10 the foll owl and d1u1b, .._ � 08 ,._ , I 32. Amertcan u,, • I · Ina Br,ant Hudson, Larry Ball, ln1 fo, the ne,t financial project ter,' '"- X. tlt NN· , tw l.ney thl1 Mila ItJndfan W Terri. the of asaociatl on to defray 8• Tommy Sdlwabt Mart St'h\t"lb, boarded .a 86. Galllwn. !::::--i:���J:r, ---- . penat1 at the park and to help PIil Wet._ where tbey Terry McDavld1 Frankl• Z\llllpan, purcha 11 11.1Nelaon Lt. Jtat,. for pla._. me ne equip nt. w te dle and Canon Mn. Ruth I lcl M. A.lfU · Green, Sendin, a &ut but unl)Jle __,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;.__ , U�'/'.".:..lb>I 100 ot vn. 38, Warp-,J'U111 • "'--'l"'W 1 ,, _, . t o attend w11 Eddl-e Schaieke1. ,t0. Strike Albert Hawkin, bu boen dis,f 1. Pronoun clw:led fiom Hober H01pltal ol42. Hamma ter lieli>a a Pllfent for a ruptured I •P�fl<, , ; Record . 1!1d Jin. Ktnnttl> IJlloh.iel An 111 time hl1b In attendance and ..,_e, Cbillicotlle, were the wu reached at the lllddleport If LUCILLI HAWK I NS Com munity Dally Voca tion Bible , ��r?'::t:,!":". 1�� Scliool Thund,y with 2'10 in at• Kr. and Mn. Arthur Rouah, aon HI and Thehu. te nd•nce, Mr. ,nc1 .,.._ Bethel Moon and Ronnie and Mrs. Ethyl French vll' anCI 11n. Earl Y�uq: of "ft l1 lted Mr. with and unday S M , For the cl\1pel Mnliee on Thun put u Ma., ,pent the nin, B t and b daughter, Julie, on Prea day the fifth Ihde wltb Klatel Bo net u CIIMtl of Mn. l'ffl'.I Carolyn WUton and Judy Butcher of Clrtlevllle, Ohio. Mr. an.a Ml'I. . Geora:e Dou1l9\ . � � • Eventt , lie preaenttd a devoUOnal time wlth , -Ylchi••n, 1ecenll� vlaiJ,ed knl@t Qt P,omlnJ. Plt,olt, 1tory, poem,, ••I• and pner. ltttd to tdm R ,._. UtUt uiJNli d , , a Arthur Mr. Mn, Pa h ""ta �ti'. • ttwe urvlC J'rlda!"'• a waa nt Holter Ho■pltai tbla "fitek. rid aon, Rlilnle , I ed by Mr1: P,iul The�111 fourth Rou1b •and 0, 0. Po- atulided a otate "I: Fronk Land,k lira, llr,• he to t arade. Tlte1 pye pledau meettnc wide ipd w,or11:1b�p · for nu'O Robert Mra. and Bli , ,\merle� and Chrl1tian rt•P and and Mt. thll pa■t IV(litiht6ftdanta countt Denver, from Colorad arrlhd 1 the Holy Bible, to altend the funeral of Cllnlop WNlr: · held at Uacola Lodi• In , A plonlo ii beflljl ,laftned lolr Qllke,, Frldliy, at the Pretbytel"- Co\ufflbua. Hu<l,way lit. and 1111. Miko f Ute ochool r mt w,.in...i., 1111 Cllur.b ,t Hmtsonville, , of Miu Onoo and ·111ta, G1Wpol o ,..,. Satlll' the wltb IIUelll l 11-1 by "-• led ftl 'Jf W Q L , V �. In - Ill ,mil rteld Campbell we,e day rueltl •of llr. OM 11n. C.,. 0<llool Jonlo!P alid family, rlln ft •ll\ loo � until ,_,. Jin. OW.n· Campboll •¥ roll X B d $ Jl' L 9 ' aona o( J..,phla, Tenn., Jin.' ' llr, and' Jin. - May anft• . I ' Tbunclaf. • I IJnlnm will �• Alaridl vi Nlrborn, o., famllff • - llundq � "Vjll 1 fo, llr, Mid Jin, l-pb Stanley .� toro ol llr, ud 'lln. Charle� Blmp he t,nii•ntM W J , , I Ute Ille tnll -k �· 0, LL (lo!, a..' I'!!'!'· 11i1Do. • Bio� poiol , ,_ I � ' ' 1 i .!!lS '.!I..�lllll1'JJl8 � \ ., ,1� . '• -• � .. ' I ll \:, ' ' -,.t ''"" ... J t,.' .. • .. - • W.1 I ;i... \,' ' ,µ'l¾,t I\, ' I:.. ;r;., . ' "" . · ."! '. � " Social Events Commentating Editorially Rock Sp�·, ngs N Qf W k Death Of A Free Press I II I I I :r: . · . I Key To Success r jj ! . r I . r·���'&..J:"'-dt k I If' ■ \I.N' pPf 4• !�e Da nv,' lle ! Even ts DAILY SENTINEL Farewell Pa t Wednesday DAYBOOK Held At Rutiand Chu.rch I c• , . r 'fODJ.\ y A.NI) ;/\ r, VVST"RYE 'R ·1· :�:i��:�; j •11r:el Cliff . I i.i..ifts·Of The We..k *·--· •r I I w. Tbn 98. l\o1 ¥ft- I ;�t��•r I Ju,. I "Y•·• mu IUld I I I I I U life. ··or Bi thtJ0y pQtfy • G•tlVen H lO Son Tommy, 9 I D A I L Y C R Q SSW Q R D I ,11�:· ma...... I .. M 3::tr w.1tM:: "il'l.., -� "·:ap·�� a,,. . Jin.-� ,w,.J!l lfMI I Mtttins .-.-w, =�--\tll ' 1.,.... , ,4U.Time .4Uendanee Set Tlwr,doy ••ay - . fli ..,,_ or·� w� Gory G,-"', JO, LJpon H H. s·,rthday :f.' I Dlllllinl ....,fleD., �!'If ���Ji!!' ·•.::. Bigger, Better, More Power PacI{ed' But St•11 I Dang ero us ,.,kf3Ctor Dr1v1ng . . pretty Baby I F Y h F •r Co_ntests Feature 01\! 3I t , . ,crr.a • - a D • 11 L q a v .. I =.-.• .... Jil�111WeJ.M WlliUII • .., 'S Frid<!l" -mnhltl !"'¥I< •�- !!M' """"4 "!', Ibo •- .- ._._ �• �.';b.u. o.i ,,ua,.. +' , .. .. :.,,:,,.,c_ t. I In..,._ Jlt, . . '\ ' I '"' - F E I k H 'II N Ve nts Of WeC k £n•IOY · B H t• B ncl fh G M • WITH I , , � J r'"• Asparagus Crop Depend O Fern . rowth Of Plant ••r ' Korlan • • • Ionger-I • more fly spray PQMIRQY, OHIO L Ma•n Street I 60-Degree Elevator! A FREE POWER TOO L FOR HIM I AN APPLIANC E FOR HER i r Here'• the New Holland fl\"-� -­ __..,.__ --- 1 • 165"1- the elevator with 60-de1ret �kvation--a.nd oll these bis feat1t1eo: .......... ... lmNlw Mll-lflt ■- ­ .. wit• . STOP IN f!,r, an 1h• exciting detail• todayl Fu lton.Th 9m pson Tractor · So les. P�ONE WY-2-5101 p�y __ _______.., __ '! ,( '" J I • ' j 1cil the :in­ , n­ I th Ice ,••.. ...,.. t�lt NOW I l on 1by ba, Ma­ ••Y Pa­ ;ar­ Us. Sugar Rur. Flour Mills I Don't lug it-let it rid' on a NEW' HOLLAIID �ii";.'i •tw - ,. are I Cin- l i I . I, il t' 11 : . l 1· f If I er, '--""."=========�earli t ' '• ''SIGN OF QUA LITY'' I AVERY NELSON \ u in­ re­ le, •i:.·- 1 I ~ ., · J'. mm n -- _'!���"""'��������"""�""""""""""""""""""""";,,,,,..�!. I ! ---------••••• t. 0 Ml Middleport FNcl I _ Cul11·vat1"on Is Important For I egetab}e rops I F I I I I I LET'S GO SHOPPING 1 "f. ♦ Looking Ahead On The Food Morkets I l,I,· People 1,n Pomeroy I • atrone demi.Pd ,,. beef. � pork 1uppUn are dterelNCL Loot for ■pedal.a for beet for UM • door grill. Buy � - S. Chol.tfJ or aim,. ilar Tel.Iller or paebr ,rade:a for be:■ t 1rillina: rnulb. Looking ahead uu the food mar- good ut,ng quality Waiermelona Veget,b>e..... Local c,bo,ge I ,,. ..... , h.,,..,•• '" la,ge, Get Yoar UUle Pip 1� 11v111 lable .il atttaC'tlve pr1ce!I. r 1 uantit1.:� than anuc1pated due to Off To A !re el): u�leu some automati(· re- Look for an abundant i;upp!y of hot wcuth�r in nortdil. By C. E. BLAKESLEE Good SIMt With I ,;tncllon 11 provided A n u m hrr of Jcttucl' --eiipecial !y leat �nd head l'oultry <1nd Eggs _ Broiler- 1 , _ _ 7ounty Asw_lc�ltur• A99nt 1 I hey are bu1hlmg lhem bigger, ch,Jtlren have ret' l'IV"d pe r m a n• kllucc-for 1alads. Onion&. rad- fryen arc excellent prokm chOI• , Master-Mode br tter .and more powerful, but nb- 1 ent facia l injuric11 while playing ishes, carrot&, celery, and cucurn- t::b for m111;1ls. a& 11.re Inge eggs. ! hers arn all good chu1ce1 for warm • I-"rycrs are an easy-to prt"pare hot 1 thmg has bt'en in1lalled yet to I with hoist cranks . Pig Sta rter make_ lhem safe _ a nd foolproof." Some other sugJ!'. es tions on safe I weather meal!. Grf'cnhoW1e toma- we&lher main d ush, whether you This can he sa id of la wn mowera, operation of the elevato r are. re• toea have p�ssed l l,cir peak m sup- harhecue, b101I, or fry them. )it'd t - Even though lwef aup­ 1 portable f 11 rm �lentors, tracton, pair or replace wor n an d fr.i y c d ply .and pnccs_ o;re higher. Pltmt y cara and �ract1cal!Y every gadget hoist ca hleK . Shield a l l mo v in g t.>F 11wecl corn 1s .itva1lable at rcaf· pl lci; arc areate r than in 1 960, re• 1 "We Do Outom Orindhe"' or mecha ?1eal device used a round pa rts in , the vic.nity ot the load- lln<1ble prices. Supply iM comma: tall pricea are expected tu rem.a in 1 Phent WY 2.m4 2nd St. No, , (a rms or _m_ homes. ing . ho pper . . Shield engine from from N�rthern Florida, Georgia, "bout the same. Why? lnert"ued , ll'OllT MIDOL Just within the last lhrce w�U [ f.a lh ng debm: to elimmale fire and, Tc xa1. consumer purchum� power - 2 roeans 959 1 per tent more than . . our local newspaper has earned hazard . Nevf'r hoist yo ur eleva,or fruit - Str;iw b erries have the _ " he� t han recommended by the notices of at least th ree inju rie1 'I bII ot: ;::ht this we e k. Peak supplies p i s caused by power lawn mowers t m anu actu ,er. Don't u" 1 an elev 11- , at so so n low prices sh ould t,e Somebody failed lo lake all desir: l or as a lIdd er or aca rold Never ' wee k. N ow ·1s Ihe :i va1·1a b l<' lh 1$ . able safety precauti oni. ' 1et chi.1 dren ehm b on an e·lP.vat or. t i. me fo r freez i n g berries and mak· ' BT 1 l SI uc k ey of the Oh •� Agr I · Don 't m aneuver rai!led e leYaton • · [ . C.int.,loupe Jam, strawberry lllg cultural Exten sion Service I . is the nur overhead elect ric power lmes. from states ha• ven western __ __the _· __ _____ 11 u th or o r � I e a flet entH 1ed " 1 0 unle!S the power ia off. Po wer[i.:I T1ps on �OW to Trea t a 1_ A lways be t'a reful. Become safe• l o Power Mowe r . .. This leaflet, avail • 1 ty minded eWS I f'1 nd danger spots 0, a ble on .. req':'est, a narrator 1 Get rid of ha� Train oth ers them . named Powae �nJun ., the safety way , Safety is in you r _. Last week's mystery farm was first identifi ed by Mrs, Roxie Oiler. Middleport, and Eu­ .�me of �he tips given b)' Pow- hands. An ounce or prevention ,..By Mn. H•tti• Frederick . ..._. gene F. Snyder. 115','; Wesl Second St. , Pome roy, as the George Carson farm on Leading Je mclu�e. Inspect the la w_n for may be worth $ 1, 000 worth or cure. Mr. and M rs. Waid Spencer and Creek. The farm, named Carson Hill, is local ed three miles west of Rutland on Titus Road stones, wire and other debris be· ramily ret urned home Thurlday ar-------and has been occupied by the Carson family fo r three generations, It is a 143 acre livestock fore )'OU llart the mower. The ter spending a week at Fountain, operation wtth the principle crop, alfalfa hay. It was previously owned by Thomas Wright bl ade can pick _up such objects and Colo., with his sister, Mn. Law rence DeGroat, and fa mily. and the original three room house has been en l arged into a six room and bath modern home. �row �e� with enough force to It 1s important to keep _all M rs. Paul Kelley and son, JaCk, Mr. Carson and his wif! Garnet, were marri ed In 1906 and have four children Mrs. Ger­ kill. e rsons away from t hC' opening p , Thurs.day evening with Mr. Apent aldine Reed ,_ Mrs. Ann t1ale and Bonnie Cars on, Cincinnati, and Adrian CarsoJ1, at home. wh�re t_h? grass I� ejected. Curt f'"'rcdericlt. Mrs. and , Mr: Carson is employ� �! the Soil Conservat ion Office in P� meroy. , Powle also �0111t11 out that the E. C. Hayei: and son, John, and hand m.ay be quicke r th an the eye v granddaughte r, Esther Hayes, atC but the foot can be slowe, tha n theacts or armers leaded Jhe fonenl of h;, sisie, . ;,. The mower. oper Timely ator should stand cultiv a tion is one of the law Mrs. Jessie McKenzie at Col, Ja pane� beetles feed on foliage firmly and be sure_ lhe nower will m o&! frequently overlooked ph1&e11 umbus Monda,·. The iefl fo, Cocorn 11llk11, a nd especially roses. no t m ove ov_er h 11 foot as the of vegetable gardening, rega rdless lumbu s on S und a y. . . DDT gives best protection of foli- st a rte r rope l8 pulled. Always be whether you · have a back yard garHen ry Thomas, who is employage but does not preYent beetles sure or your footing, especially den or a huge acreage of vegecd in Columbus, &pent the week otect o r enterin bud p To . f m g Tractor �r1vlng and prelt)' baby lion ror b omemaln!r's, concert by whe n mowing inclines. It is Ycry tables 1taya E. c. Wittmeyer, Ohio r !! with his family he re. end us rotenone ent flowers pe 1 e ' tt s t' o mower the pull easy to ba k over Slate UniYeraitr Exten ion h rticontesf.i will be among the new- Waham1 Hlgh School band, LlYe• George !'rcd er ick Sr. called on du1t on a da y to day basis, says your foot unless you are aware of <'Ulturiat. eat features of the 1960 Mason stock 1b ow and square dance. County Farm Youth Fair scheCompetition between crop pl ants his brolhcr, Curt. Satu rday. Saturday, July 80, 4-H Activlly Ohio St ate_ University Exten1ion the danger and keep your mind on it r. a nd Mrs. F. A. Shumway of the job at hand. and weed s for both water and ferduJed for July 28, 29 and 30 at Day, field meet, pretty baby con- entomologists. PHONE WY z.%115 afternoon e spent Friday S�racus , · ti1izer often cause. reduced vegeoOo the Point Pleasa nt High School j test and style show. Exhibits will . • Mulberry Avf! . mclude never table yields and quallty Wittmey - with Mr. 4nd Mrs. George Freder 0ther points Pomeroy, Gilio gym. be removed after the style sh ow. Geneticists are hoping to intro- I reach under the la wn_ mower de�k- er SJ1y5. "Y{eed control i; the most ick Sr. _ The ten_ta tive schedule tor the Catal ogues, describing the var- duce nematode resistance into 1u_ _____ --- - - - - - - - --� -. __- - - - - - -� ;;.-program mcLudes the following : lous categories tor exhibits 1 will garbeet& by manipulating chromo- Alwaye Slo� the e�gi�e when . you jmporta nt reason for cultivating, unclog gmg, adJu sting or oiling although on some soils which tend - - ------- - --- -- · - ·- Thursday, July 28, registrati on of be sent . to all 4-H FFA and 'FHA some number, according to the U. are I e mower. As an dded precau- to crust, cultiva tion often is nee-dexhibits, �ncert by the Point members. Youth gl'OU l>tl may en- S. Department of Agriculture. � � tlon, be su re: . to di�connect the ed to loosen the soil so water can Pleasant High Sch ool ba nd, and ter competition with educa tional 000 I spar� plug wi re while _ you ai:e s oa k in more ra pidly. speci_al entertainme_nt. exhibits. The m aximum space alic t1 e 0 th on the underside of g e I Cultivatin � s o ils wh_en they are � �� �;:a::: �: :1 �:� � ;r:s� :�r;;�_ effective a ::.. .r1day, Ju 29, Judging 0� _ex- lowed for ea t'h dlaplay will be 4 I wet results m only fair w eed con• v 0 re R h . . hi :1,s, open �o us_e, tractor d rl'll ng : feel by 6 feet. They will be llc-r I oo 1ed range shelter 1or newPro hably . th e most 1mpo,ta nt lrol and da mages the physical a1t1ng eon IestI e duca I10naI demonstra- judged on the power to a ttract at' 1 suggcSllon is to st0P t h_e motor structure of the soil, the spedalist born lambs. ---· - ---- - - - -- , tention, orginality and educationwhenever the ope rat?r is ca lled I points out. On some soils such efI oOo a l valuability lo transfer or des• kOllAN•, America's newest, nealesl Dy killer! If your present a ves the Job emporar• le or way f be can for times e en e s som be et'ts can � • ants f o ci I e s sp ral e v e S � e I Ir 1Vlft9 cribe the objective. Any gr oup fly spray is lo:9.ing ils power and you have to spray every week. y. An una ttended . _ runnmg �ow- the rest of the season. f o Some d dwellings. in pests come wishing to enter this category I -then swit h to K.orlaol Karlan tills flies that have ,rown Deep culti\'a tion after cr ops nest in ho u:;es. but most o f er, plus .a sm a ll child so me�imes cother sprays-and it last! up lO six weeb. Korlan I GS GtftS should contact Glenn Smith of these 8J0 I al eq 1 fuel Keep aste r . dis a to mistant � s 8. hav e begun to grow will d& mage them build thei r nestf outside and New Haven. I is approved for use in dairy barns, poultrv hoUSCI • • • and gh pl a mly ma rked red can. Slor tng many crop roots Cultivation to a throu into housea find way their 1,lembers who attend en tI1e re• in a glass j ar is asking for depth of one ,· n�h 0, l ess not O"IY gas_oliue 1 it and . . . water with mix to easy ifs building,, fann other " ... . . , I cent meeting of the Fair Board of openings. a fire . won't slain whitewashed or painted wal.16. Get Korlaa, today. oOo - 18 1 ess IDJ Urious to the crop roots, Ray )lrs. I Dit_-ectors include rm gadge t is j a r h an d Y e n f oth A I but It a lso is l e ss work. Gardeners �• o1 n.r o- a.e..ifol o-,,o,.,. ·- · Nar row corn rows co mbined with , Crank, Mr. and Mrs. Arnell Roush minimum seedbed preparation ma)' �:�, P����l:���� ���a���- A �: ihould use �weeps instead or shovI ' Heber Mille r, Mrs. Judson Bra ke, m pe 1 g or cultivating mOlll vegetable t ela risin _ o e11.t t r uble _lh o de d a provi I I Mrs. G eorge MiCl intork Jr., Tom corn costs, accordmg to Ohio Ag• pie revealed 498 injuries resulting crops. . ' I Williams Bill G rego,y 'Russell r e 1 ne ng ents uri tor e 0 a d d 1 rom \' Some . gar deners. have eliminated u r Experiment Station re1 . K S. Scar berry'• Clifford ricu\t al Jones, 1. ata were ese t o ve F seaaon. f , · • · 1 ion bY usmg varwu m111· 1 I cwtiva -hers · se a,,. Duno and,. .Janet W allace. Many of ., ufi. recognize th at com- c s. Ground <'Or n cobs, damaged .. , , o 0 · trt & The riell'.I meEting of the board uI ches can hoe appi I' cd 1o a1 - plex -- farm mac hine ca n. be dang· of d'1recI ors w1· 11 be aI 7-3 . O p. m. I M re cautious operarequi and erous . Jul 5 .at the Pt. Pleasarit Vo-Ag mos t a ny � e get, bl' crop, hut mos 1 lion , 'e ut we seem to lake it for . • gard cne rs pref er t o mu Ich crop.Ii I I bui!ding. that will be in the garden all se a- granted when 1t comes to SJ1fo!y son, s ay Ohio State Unive rsity Ex- w!th e�evat_ors. Alth ough_ elevators : Are quite simple mech a mully, the e B ETTER FOR tension horticulturists. study re�caled that t_he,i oo.use WATER HEATING 1 oOo about t_w1ce as m a ":y inJurl�& as do USDA researchers say it may be e BETTER FOR pickers, gra m machines:, or corn I practical to overcome suJrur defi- 1 ha)' balers. O S COOKING elenc)' in some solls by applying You must r ecognize _several tro!lsuch ine xpens ive sulfu r carriers ble S0llr('e8 _If you wish to avo d e BETTER FOR a G as gypsum. elevator accidents. · Check yours REFRIGERATION now . , while you have time-elimNext y ear 's asparagus crop de· thin. e BEITER 1<10R I pe nds upon fern growth made by inate the hazards! The aspa ragus plant must have HOME HEATING , the aspa r agus plant du ring this The most co mmon ca u&e of f.a tal to devel op a good brush acddents with portable elevators 1 growing season, says E. C. Witt• time . • C?LOTHES DRYING mey er, , Extension horticulturist 11t growth following the harvest per- ls undercarriage collapse. Death iod. Cultivate the bed al lhe end rcaulll when an operator Js crush­ Mor• Detail, Ph. o r Wrll• i, th e Ohio State University. Due to the warm weather during of the harvesting season. Apply cd by the machine. Ma ny farmen; late April, many aspar.s gu1 beds fertilizer unless a hen)' spring a p- ha ve attempted to prevent a n ele­ valor from upending. An underl started producing earlier tha n UFI· plication was made. riage collapse occurs too sudcar o l plan will gardeners Moat l. a u Heanloell Grove, O. A typica l fertilizer application denly and unexpectedly_, a nd the ase harvest by late June or eYen ce whe n the harveit season ii over Pbolle WY-2-6794 if spears have become would be about 3 or 4 pounds of a path of fa ll ls _.,npredie�blt> . A fety track which restrains the · �complete fertilizer such as 6-12- l 2 H upper member of t�e undercar­ or equivalent per 100 square feet. I � lo the trough will pevent .rol­ This fertiliier either can be , riag laps1�&- Delal_l1 on this are availbroadcasl or ride-placed alona able m bulletm No. 387. I Another dange ro us part of the I I rows and worked In. Control weeds by timely culliva- elevat or iS the hoisting t'r.snk. lion during the aummer. If a , While lilting or lowering theae ma• d rough occurs at the end of the , chines, it is not uncommon to lose cutting period, one to two lnche1 <!ontrol of the cra nk. When this of water will help to 1timulate happens, the weight of the eleva• tor will �llSe the crank to spin fern growth, 11ya Wittmeyer. "'l"'�..,,ii,,ll.,.._9 Mainly About I e u I •j., New In Farming Dally Sentloel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 18, 1960--3 NEWllltl-llllE 1-CYllll/Jll ,-IIIAll �I - - - - - - - - - - ·· I MEN! ,, ' 460 I iI I Push the throttle ■head under • big 4-plow load. You'll £,el an all-new kind of smooth, ateady power-thrill Don.'t wait Oft¥ Jonaer! Meigs Equipm ent Co.� I nc. "Where Quality I s Paramount" PHO� WY-%-2178 Cooler Batteiiii, iltd 8ffOlli Here'11 your chance to get that power tool you've need- I ed - FREE du ring Land• 1 I mar k's swnme r sale! - - - - - - - - - - -� , to punmaset'I of Right nO'W at Landmark _ _ _ _ FREE power tool ,bonus " ate reversible Sbopm major appliances. Choose from a powerful ¼: boU:i $39.98 cleclric dr ill or a big 7" Shopmate port,able power .saw, retail. Plll"('ha!t&hl of lower priced appliances .al90 �ive • free bonus - a ¼ " Sbopmale electric drill, which retai-J,s al $18.95c. See these fine quality Unico appli11nee& on d'ispla)' today, <'Ql1lpare .:mr prices and easy terms - a nd collect your FREE POWER TOOL when y on buy! Com e To Southeastern Ohia's B ig Appl iance Cent er We Deliver, We Service, We I ,_eroy, Ohlo ["· 1'1.nance, Open Em. by Ap­ pointment. k [, ' i �' _ _,. _ ....,_ ,.,. .,,. .., _ . • • , ,. � .. .. • • • • .. • - •-•-- • � � . •••� fHE DAil. Y SENTINEL • 01au 1 :ioaa:s • • • • • • • .. • .. .. • • •• • • - ., • • • • � • • -. • -o. • - •� • •�---• - • • • .. • • • • • ..♦♦•oJRII¥ Rutland Community Newil ...,.,"" Racine ficers !'raining meeting at lhe llniLBy Jean Parker I Mrs. Ernest &lolden as hosts. I ed Methodist Church In Pomero)' MAIR.IAGE ANNOUNCED Alttndin.a were Mr and M 81 M . r • c 23. June on ¥.iss I rene Searles, dau.fhler of Clair Ti)'lOJ', Jlr. and Mrs. ��: r r; SCl,t()OL F n i• Mor � ENQI Bl.LI The Lord 's Praye r in unison 88 eWS 11.r: and 'Mrs. Rolland Sea rles and chard G ru,se r and Charles, Mr. 'The Daily Vacation BiDl e School concluded the Mr. and t,t.rs, Mar vin Roush a nd meeting dter which Keith K�nnedy, son of Mr. and and 111s . .Kenneth Davi�, Rodney etitled with commt'ncemenl held the hos tesses served ref reshmnltl lhree chi14ren of Georgia, M r. �1r!i. D1.lo'.Lll:ht Keruwdy were united 1u1,d R oger, 'fllt. and Mrs. Roy at th e First Ba ptist Church, Sun- to those n am.,... � a n d M rs. Hazel Cle- &nd Mn. �arl Roush and Roi:er n in ma rriage S a t., 11 rd ey, J u e 1 1 at I S nowd en, Mre. Pea rle Canaday clay evening lend, Mrs. Stella Wene r , Mn. and Rei Jl,ou1h of Middl eport . 7 : 30 p. m. at the Nazarene Chureh M r. and Mrs. Ernest M o lden Mr' The Melhod1st and EUB Chu r- Al be rt Hall, ' Mrs. Crill Bradford spent FrJdaj., with Mr. and M r . One thing dictators can't stand is a free s ang Mrs. Ernest Nichols on 'M ik� over by its workers, who are members or a Rev. Harold Klingel, officiat.,.,l. v �he� �erc in cooper ation watb the and Mrs. Clark Arnott. ' T. . Arlee Abbott. an Mrs. ennedy graduated from K Billy, d Rev. and Mrs. press. c , up, 1 s,- . governm ent-control led union. Its d ire tors Rutland RACINE PERSONALS Mr. a nd M rs. Amos Leonard High School cl.iss or Weills and Beth and the h osts. . . I Tca<hcr , and workers were., . Cuba has provided the world w ith another Esthe r The Ci Baptist r cle too k refuge tn 3 foreign embassy. of spent the Sunday 11.fter noon wi th M r. 1960. Mr. Kennedy gradu.ited SON BORN I Km�erga ,t•, n.- Mf-5 - Helen John- Missionary Society met at the home and Mrs. Harry Leonard, Che s tl'r. 1 tragic example or that truism . Mr . and Mr.11. Robert Searles son , " t rs. W ll l i a m 1-1 . Cowles, president or the Inter- from Rutland 5.y via B 1 ake. Mrs Su e of Mrs. Eth eI S m1'th , Fr1' day, June . High School, cla� Mr1 . G l. aie of Columbus spe n t . · . o I 19>9 and 1s curren tiy emp I oyed 1 a re the parentB of a son born I boden, Miss · One by one the newspapers which were in Amencan h '' Kuen Theass, M!" 10. DeYotions were in charge of S&Ven] day■ •, with Mr. and Mrs. T Association states· con Press e • ' . lhis past week a t the Meigs Gen. Joan by the Ohio V alley Baking Co. · m_ . . . Vijn:rle�er! n. t Didany way critical or the Castro governm ent G retta Simpso n whose topic Willlam l_ladf�rd and family. f1 scat10n of Prensa Libre by the workers of er�i Ho,pital. Thi.& 11 tl,ii:ir flrsl i�e i.sther ...smuhM d Bel _y Ann I Mrs. l�NO IL-KT$ OfFIC:tll " Behold the Cro11. ' Buth 11 as ' Mat)' l'(cAfee and Caroline Geo· ' have been silenced . The latest to surfer this m A all of n1 instrumental L chtJ.d, u beint abe _ eeh the form ind .a that newspaper means that Fidel Castro has lre r s. Helen Simpson presented gJeln attended C9Q.feience se\·eral M eo' t.a Mr " w., ar• r by . B UU, . 1tudents ove resided . Grandparent, H 1. p 'N fate was the distingu ished Prensa Libre. Be• n.. 1 G. rtt Primary. .,m pson the progra m on the theme "That doa. crushed o r seized all Cuban newspa pers o F Roger Rousb, dlreelor, of North- Malcolm �nnedy and Mr. and •nd Mrs. E�l ·imJtb. . • • • _ • _ cause of an erfort to publish an editorial i n Ye May Know Him." Attendince 4t Sundaf School posed to h is pohr1es or rr!llcal of the mcreas- we1tern Local Schools, wben they Mr1. Char]p Searlea. e ed t, , o fe, The hostess served refreshments June 12th was, 18 collection $20.18 � : {::" ..;'1t �n �age � which i t said that the Caslro revolutio n was met Mond,iy niaht at tbe sch ool Wflltllll: &M.IT HIJ..D ing commun ist influence i n his regime . " s. t e r to twelve memDen. . ¥ra. S9Qtt. Folmer. and grandnm. , Elect� 'l'he WilllnJ Worbra Cl1N ol · c,�ns w•�e pre5ident, employi ng "the st rategy of Goebbe ls and dia­ The last effectiv e voice of protest has bee n Rosalie son Jeffrey $pent Wednesday in yoUflC of people groul) large the A seni o r. Dayu1, Named • aa C uUeb fl Christ el)Joyed I . . i 1 .J u Hay � lettic tact ics or commun is m , " it was taken stilled In Cuba. t. � · o( the B&pti.st Sunday School en- Jiew Haven with Mr. and Mrs. W m )[iargaret wiener rot,t on th• bac� cburdi '° .n���:r�f representatives �ere ri a a 1· · joyed a skaUni part)' at Chester on Fphaer. · .,,,n�i n Smlth, senior; 81ndra LiUie, jun- la1" Wedllf!ldty eviNU111. If! . o ning. ay lor; Marlen_e Hof(m1n, sophomor�; I Kr,. Je,n Park# and eve ond Mr,. \James Gilmo re of Laurel a. c M ��d Craft · )4ra Harriet Neigler · They were aceompani!f'ld by )Ir. CUU vJsited Mr. iiid Mrs. N orman U, P.amele Wdaon, bashmtDi Susie Jes,lfe O,U,ser i1n.gl IOh � end Mr · HarJ;Y c-lWJ!I and Mn. tdward, Simpson and Mrs. Weyersipmer Tuesday evening. Park.e r, loca l elementary and were ebJperia,u, ln tJ,,e ab8'J}c,i WKS spent stayed wit h the dealer i n the form of Carrie Farm and Power Equipment magazine sa ✓\) s : , Mat'n � e M_ae Cozart. Olli Mr · and, Mn , llichard Well,, Sa lem Center ele• I of thejr �r, TIJ,lmia l(Jc....._ Hartung· , The Wome,1 1 ;::i: �1 et>' ,,,� , ,..ris1 · · • 1 mentary nd son ap.ent SJtl!rdity wilh Mr. a n w,re prol1t · "The trend to larger farms and more complex Miss a Beegle was 1ur-prlsed •� Ver u ...,__ p .,. I 4Jn• AUt , ...,. _ •�ian Servk,; Wit ,qt.,rtai_raad at the . · . I MIIT C�roly /LAII, q I Mrs and U:e�i 1 w lbt, Hartung, John , ¥ 1,tbJ '° home 0, ij:JI, IA vUlla iimplpn on Sunday afternoon when appro:dCanning operations i s apparent in the trend Put ting 1t another way , the average dealer f th r le Cla 1 B ll e 0 d ltr. 411Ji Mrs: Carl Heilman or l, v� -Priddy, Frida)' eYJDJ,IJ, IUllt W •il-h Mrs. mately 30 friends h onored her on . ttil y j .. / �'!!, I 1 :; <' u earned $ 2 400 in profit before taxes last Cb�ch 0: ��rf! to lctrge r and more c.:omplex operatiorn; in the 8, 'lval en eme P-� lolm.lRA, . . -..cl'nill,.t, U lliin Jiy� ff eo-"9M:eN. her bi rthday witb a plenlc at the Pe•ch Fork 11nd Miss Freda Wi ll ,pent 8und•Y w.itb Mr. and Mrs. fIt' l c I o f arm equipment retailing." I n other �ear . Tha t , s' hardly an unreasonable amount, wJth a wlJllff rout_ on tbt <'hurcb � �.,,,, J� Gaftney, �•The IP#U•I· n,d wftb • ,ong Racine Part. 1 r. ith 11 r1 Ja O'N.eal, Lanca.t.er. r e ReY. Hon, McCauley R. A. Mrs. and ope yfl' P nd . w� .Br ll , . ra �• w a words, the dealer operations are getting big� u::. � ���r ID view o r the volume o( business done. AnJ • • oat,. an f Edna Carman daughter Mila returnve h Su1an, r, daugl)t and alJ � nd 4 Ko e _ -f� Ofivoflau lffNI s,o by ..,. Mar. the phrase "before taxes" is a• highly importger and average sale s per dealer are st eadily ;:, T. V.t I ed a fter �wo weell:s at the Amert- ol Orville Carman of Pea.rh Wtlllt, G annlle t "Set Th• bu11neu ,maeth11 was eon- Ji"ur u.Hd r,! wie Ka " ;. 1Jbp ,\pin Jwudub,U can Baptist Conven1io11. The Dea- F� spent the weekend with IMtr topJ�. . IIy red uces ducted ant on e ' f 0r th. e tax b1· te mater1a rising. · n. by praudent, Roy Snow. cons of the church 1l'e,e In charge Doitie l..o\l &,,own. ATUIID , • JINOlil all pror1t margins. 09m,er WwJI' ltlMWl Mal WIiii d�n - The NC'llttr,,'s repQr'l was �- aQd Mrs. Amo� Leona rd re• IJpPJt SN Jlp , of the service, during th, pa11tor't1 , 111' ...,.}11'I �'• 4u.O,t,r ' "Then•, !IIMI Last yeai- , the m aga.zine adds, £arm equip­ un W hether 1 960 will De another record ye a r 1iven b)' Jestie Molden irt the ab- O ce.vett word of the birth of a dau . absence. • mcn1 sales reached an all-time high, But that b of Thelma ffya,11 a,ad the ¥n ..,-•r•• TurnR � tvnd 10 arm eqm�ment _sales rema i n s to b e seen. nnee fflrm.w. WD 11VIA y W� kJ "g.,ut; Jll bt � '"'� ill, fft Eh:a Birch returned home from ilhter to Mr. and Mr.s. Gene Miles tn. aurer'i r lt'M 1 l Yep Ernett i b ' do1•s not mean that dealer prorits soared to of Louiailna. a Columbu1 hospital. MrntlNJ Pf lryv�I lln But one prediction I!! safe - whether or not Nicholson. Prayer war; o?rered by N� Howlaahelt' v!ce pniAdenl ' e w orli: aflfl4' e h t t summer E -reso · rt Edd' son ,nd Abbot d.air and Roush enry ...,., and Mr , H rari fied levelli. Actuall y, the profit ratio was .,. • a record IS set, a h uge amount of equipment Re_v . T- v - . we i 11 s. Th e doo r Wentworth Hall in Ja di:ao n N J{ conducted tbe bu1 i l).eff sess i on at d aug ht. er, Mildred, attendi ng lb• ,pent ,_. ,._ •• ' · ,. d th formthe WI wee4"'n . pr1te was given to Roy Snowd�n. . 3.3a per cent of sa-les, and was lraclion,lly ' · · which time she announced the of- wedding of their e,randson in Ak- .er'1 parent,, ¥r. and Mrs. Arle e w Ill be so Id . I n th ls day o f s k Y· h t' g h wages The July meeting will b@ nt the S he w1 11 11 10 present concerta_ at -..,.-- - - �--I lowtir than ju 1 958. Thus, whe n a farmer re30rt eacti 5�ndllY durins Mrs. John Priddf hu been re- ron, Sat111day. fhe returned h � M,h,t. . and J.hc growing complexity and sjze ol farm --Mr. end with church basemente sea son, begmnma: June 1 5 turned from Holzer Ho1pital to Sunday. ..,...,...---... made a purchase of equipm ent, only a little • - and endin Sep�mber , · tion lii tu" a. ,. key to sueopera ions, mec hamza � 3 aft.er her home aft.er bein g confined Mrs . Albert Hill spent &e"l'eral I mo1·e than three cents out of each dollar he which Marilyn wlll 1eturn to N e w there several day!!. days with Ptfr. a,tid Mrs. Ray s.a,r. '""" "" ' ' Ces!. York to continue roles In the M r. and Mrs, Bill Larkin of at ROHYille while Mr. Hill vlfitell "' Manh a_ttan Opera Thea tre, . s OCIO :;;;;;::--:=:;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;::;:;;;-;.;::;:-;�.-;;-;;-;--;;:;;;�;;;;;.;;:;;---;; -- · · - ------ -Hannibal were weekend guesta of Herman Hill •t St. Albani arui ae,. .., l i MarllY n has spenl the p111l hyo his father, John La rkin and grand companied hi m on a trip to Whit. · llrt. C:IMrfes D eh Tl le Al ltlBn�, '( By Mn. Adra Swick I Mr. "" f Y �-ul Archer or _ The Salem Center Browni<' .end weeka wlth her parents, her 818- m other, Mrs. Fr11ince11 Larkin. They Sulphur Sprin.p. CqJqm.�'¥1. ape.at Sq.ndl)' with his r� 088 and Brenda and brother , te . , u ,\ E Mn, and Winge 1 . Mr. . also called on his aunt, Mn. Girl Sco ut gro up enjoyed a hike puen� ." ,\11', �d �rs. Lou Diehl. Blame. Bertha Amos and her pa rents, lted their 10n, JQhtJ, who ia •m- 1 and wiener roa st at tbe hom e o f j, In PIRSONALS 1'1 0 , .A}te�, at � FNe Method Linda an� Wa nda Cardillo. Mr. and M rs . Alex Shuler, Storys ployed OD UI• � at 1 , . diet Church Sunday w�s D of A MIITING Mr. and Mrs. Elme r Morri. � of viaited thin Prlda1. latl 1na, Run. Theodoru1 Council, Daughte rs of I The ReY. and Mrt. GeorJe Davis , . i\Uendmg were Kay Wrighl, Columbui were weekend • f.J Vo.-elJ and . Lewis Fox !eguests J. Jonn ud t,mMr, and lltl, _ s and America, will meet in regular 5es- were entertained at a farewell Lind a Ann Shenefield, Ruth Ann of their par n , Mr. turned , to wort after spendmg k Fr a ncea Mrs. ded it.e d l!!'and u, Co H m � L !l and Mrs. the lumb an , n y at � tl Patty Wright, Penny !lion . Monday, �• 7:30 p. m. Jnapec- part y held June l e,, in the aocial Wu lker, h� ',W:!e�d at th,lr hom_e s. son S a mmy Lark u} S Ch a r1es Romme and and Mrs, � • a U 1 ua r (If "'fof1'• nd ·Racine t . a l picnic ann held and otfi<"ers a nd roo ms of the Rutland Methodist C11lnn . Linda and Wanda Cardillo ! M ra. Albert Mr. •nd Mrs, (?scar Smith and T�d11; 1:�tJ ;::•���tlhe tion will be Morrlt, Harr1sonv1lle. Bertha Amo! we re recent dinner People " at t}le home of Mr. 4nd and �atrire Carpenter of the a re r11queKted to wear white C hurch with lhe e ntire congregateam Mr ; � M rs. Griff Archer spent ha a ts r, and gue l)fllU r . and Mn. ��m Lambert of n Cu.sh 1 ?011i clay or the YE.'llr, with 1 96 M Mrs. of M s Mrs. D e Th t Ga nna. ro r lhe initiutlon or candidates. li on II hDitl. A social evening Brownie s a11d thei r leaders, Faye Logan, W. Va., v1s1led s,turd MqnfSay •v�ii!"B a� the , h o me of mort• ln 1 900 _ Bradbury. of Johnston · t,hlJ'.f W r ay p,�e M . ""· U ind l'otluci< refreshment8 will be serv- wu enjoyed b)' all. Farewe ll \\'.• Iker, Kwte Caton, Afl ra Swick . , evenlng wlth M r . and _Mrs. Mal- _ St��e Ray Morris of Columbu1 and daughtt,, LilCU! .of X. rmd, }!r. ',Q� Charles Diehl. Tht> moon la approachin g I ts ed. i . , by several Girl St'outs attending were Dianne colm ·Ingrah am, Langav1lle. glvtn were speeches Lester B rookover J4?· P� / )f,:: 1s Y1s1tmg g randparents, Mr, his > v,., a;nd Mr,, w. Job Mr. WiUand tlt w phue. _ penoni. The gueah of h onor we re and Nancy Lee, Betty wright, Rren with ?,fr, �nd Mrs. pen and rs. Charles Romine, M t Bobby A� ol Snowden, r M of son e Chuci and · . St. ,hire, son, d n a , t 1 I preienled an electric skillet by . d a Grate, Robe rta G rate, Linda Mn. Robert DIMOCRATI TO MIi? The m or nbi" Hh rl are Mars, Ha Lambert of Logan, W. Va., , bans , were we ek e"n4 1Ueat1 ,,f Juse llrflOt�er at $endr1dge, W. Snowden, hH the l tathey, M11. ry Lee F..dwards. Nancy Dl'mocrallc Cowily als was Davis ReY. esent. r p those Mciws The o Jupiter and Sa turn. <'tiled on Mr. _and Mr1. Johnny U1eir parents, Mr. and lhs. � arq, Va. ' mumps. ,I Wo111cn'11 Cluh will meet Thu r,- presenled with an initialed belt Pope, Carrie Wells, Melva Johnson l Tidd 'Gla,s: of tfle U. S. Navy Ann and �nd� Sprouse, Mrs . La mbert and Jimmy, Saturday. Wiltabire . Tia• t>vening atars are Mercury, day, .Ju11r 23, al 7 :30 p. m. at the l by memben or the Youth Fel- a nd Nancy Kotts Their Je 8ders are Jean Bradford, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Romine of Keith and Anth ony Y:r. and Mn. Jtobert .fl.Rush and ca ue4 , on �- gt�ndparents Mr. Mary Lathey and Rose Wrigh1 SeCtJnd Wwrd Fire Houst!. Ju 11itN and Saturn. lowship. and Mra: J;enet JJrookover. Col�mbus spent with the weekend called al)' and \tr. of columb11s wer• gut!!lts of p�rent11, her n fa o Mrs Mabel Farmer and <!aught. 1\tr, . •�d ,Mf,. William Glass of Owen On lhi11 d11y in hi1tlo ry: The tables in the dinlnt room er, Be Hy, and family are ,pend ing / �rs, E. L. Pro Hltt Fl'Jday even• their parent.!l, Mr. and Mra. Tom her parent.a, )Ir. •nd HOLZ I R HOlfl'IT.t.L FamUy, W•pent the week Olle� l1 and rs. Charles Mr. and mg. Wataon. 1 1 1 l 8 l2, the U. S. Congreis de Admltled June 16: Aprille Lee were attra d lvely deco rated with II week a l her farm here. end Wl s bi_ ts Mr. and Mrs re n _ pi �b. _ { e"' Romine. Mr. Mrs. red at .empl and N Bru�e yaell, Davia °l o visitd-,retl war on Great Britain. Mary Johnson has returned 10 Wlae, n.avenswood; Bonnie Jean l ace table cloths and floral arLejltl!f �ltove,r. , k w � ,pe le 11 has Mar the . Harold Race mumps. ed t ol vil , ee tin t end nt r ospit,111 past H this ze � e In I IHS Brllish forces, com - Wise, Havemwood. l' _ rangementl. Mr&. Guida Amiler• her home al llo bl!lon afte ,pending . Mn. l.tileUa , S\lhl called on Mrs Cha rles Grover 1s now ataying his bOJ)IP . mantled fJy 1hc Duke of Wellingson presldcd a t the crystal punch. a week with her ij r,11 ndp ■re nb , M r. weelr: with his mother, . Mr.s. . . Leiter _ ��Uver. at and Mr. of home the Roh, P.fl� Mn Wor, �ra. Me r le Davi C s rt . dau1ht . 1011 11nd PtuH11lon forceg led by _D1smmed June 1 6 · Danny Boo- bowl and Mrs. R�th Erlewine a t and Mrs. Clifford Might and Joyce. , 'N.'k Cline a nd �-• Mr. and llra. Cl�e Clonch and ley Kennedy, He ha,_ re11dlffl the er, S11ndra, Pomer9y, M:re •�Hl4 1 Mrr . and Mn . Frt•eland Da vi s and 1• 1 1• l d M ar s hal von Blucher de feat- win . Ll oyd Wood. R.o&s Sexton, ll1e coffee •e�ice. Mrs. G r ace OGJ. T 1 ol.J Howell , eri) , . � V; t CW't i' an a fe �r. •L.eo with Mr t nlh8 l d o w qio n s. i•tl Na poleon at W11ter loo. J?elbert �el awder, Mr1. Ed Ben- well acted as d ining' r oom h osteu. family of W H \ iamson. W. Va., family of C olumbll11 vtsiled over P t ay t.a4 Tiw u , · � , � , am\ M rs. � . . the Dt,!nny, HonneJ,I Mrs. p "· t & Danville. �· wJth weekend w11 r lte r \nm tt , arenls, lh'f ' )f � •nd lrl 1940 Pr ime Minister ChU1't'h- tine, WIiham Msaon, Mrs. Albert spent the week end with Mr. and • at the Mon�,y fFII otei 11,w;, pyiJI@ \fp qf an J 1er i,t ra. JohnrJy 4mbert M and Mr. Ref Mr. r eshmen a we h be r , Cl\ , S e Mr,. , t.Jil nd da ll Gree 1 lhe erved a and r In f . ill addrt•Msing the House o f Com- lla1uhaw, o . Mrs. Luther Jo�es, bu t atyle lo the following the M l. Burbag:e Spauld ing. b e a a n4 uts: f P i!POd, et V ; m � Jimmy, Id pa,. of and u.eats Mr. and .e w LambertHi · Mr . .and Mrs. George Clonch. a were e k end 1 : t� mu1111 war:ied members that the J1,1lian Davis, Sherry FJtzpatnck, , Adu Swick, Linda and Wanda brok� 11er arm· 1� t wo p@ct!s, Lea Mrs. Wit Stewf and f o Lambe.rt Lohonored Mr1. rt. rn and Mr. ter ents, v Re a was guesta Parker 8uB-ie Mr.11. and guest . dlnner l\11 1 t le of llril11ln wa11 11bo ut to Robert Mayes, Donald Mu11 ie, CardUJp were Sunday visitors of . · da ·----- - -Mrt. .tqrry Pw.ken11 8JK t(re. s,� � 1ilU Su ond said they 11hould Miss Carrie Robinson, Sti llie Mc· Davi! , Mr. a nd Mn. Flo)'d Thomae Mr. a nd Mrs. Jesse s wan on Park- of Mr, and Mra. Charle• Slmpkina g an, W. Va .. a nd Mr. a nd Mrs. s1u rl . _.,,in Y-. Mr. •nd Mrs, Jack Da v is W. of V11., Ragl,nd, retume4 Jio,».e Saturd,, BB1J.1., H'li bll Miles Thursday. !war themaetveA so that I men (om11s, Henry Pettit, Mre. Cla rence Lee Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Ve rnon er Run. 1 · &nu.- ('r,:;.ly •nd Mr. and called on Mr. and Mr1. Burbage from La,�slde: w&4!r, _ picltt!Dii w1111ld HY: "Thill was thelr finest MournC1h1tn, Mrs. Lawrence Henry Weber and family, John Colwt ll Virg.11 Hobbs and Faye HIii and Andy i.,prouae called on Ray• I Spaulding and Glen Ca ton's of wu a dele ate tc;t - t be �thodiat � f*'{e�l I �gel)' also attend ed l1our." J and dauilhler; Mts. W�llem A. and ,on Frank, Mr. 1t nd Mn. Ev. daughters were in Marysville lo m ond Sutherla , p en �nd Thursday. . I Vinton on Sunday. · ConfereJU:t. . M �� ��l:f k JiYJden a nd Thot1ght for toda �: En i:llsb a u• Roberts a nd son; Mrs, R. M. erett Colwell, Mr. and Mn. Har. visit his brother, Vernon, who Is r. Spaneler of Quick, W. Va ., M · Mr. and 144 Plurruper Alpha ,re Arnott ?tfn. )Ifs. Mr. Qark Erlewine ey Joetta ind and Mr. Iamf.f api!'nt-'°·· - nJay In Athen, a aurgJcal patient in the M emoria l spent lut week with his thor W. S omerset M a ug ham sa id Bllllng11 and son ; Prem. Infant \l ,. daugh• ba ve returned home from a vl11l movin& td �their . . new � .ho Mrs. Fred Au1tln, Miss .!be Jn Bel. wit ' h .their JOI!! �r. and Mrs. Char. . ()pal HO! pltal there. In Humun Bondage": ''There Male B ogae1. teu, Maxme and Rµth and Mr. with their son-in-taw and daughter pre. . Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Don An• les Jividfi aid · !l!JlJl1, •re 1wo 1100d thlngK ln !if(', freeaod Mr■. Bernard Claywell. raon, Mn . Su sa n Theobald, Mrs de Mr. and )4q. 1,ee JaCQOn and Mr, and Mrs, Darr�II Burson and Tommy 1 i1l{du of Athens WH Mac O O H NOR of ARTHUR fr T om edom and lhou�ht of •d e Mr. and Mrs. LoweU Greer of famlly of New Carlisle and their daughter 1Jpd1 (')f " Chlllicot� arf � "n ov.orriJ_glJt· "ipll'St of bis aunt, NF.W YORK UPI - Gen. Dou- Ellen Tucker, Mra. Janel Morris. ac1io11. Portland are the parent& of a son son and daughter'. ln-law Mr. and rived 110nda)' Yatheir ■pend ' Olk Mc.cl�dtoek. laa M a.:Art.hur will recei ve the u.... Allc:e s•-ute and family, born June 3. Mr. and Mrs , Chal- Mra. H11rry Plummer, Carroll. eatioa wltb her mQther' Kn, Sybil 10R0flng �- - ""nn Coe spent la,t week grand cordon of lhe Order f'lf die Mrs. al!CO"O HOP ""t-"• Bl1Pch1 Ji,..., lie Greer are erandparents. viden, Mn. Neomi ,, and Mn. Brady Utlinger Attles. Mr. th r. an4 lfra- Dave Thomas at A fri'r r<'('nrd hop Ii ach('dul<'d Rialng Sun rrom a repreuntative Chase, Mn. Ronlle Nichols, Mr,. �rs. Alice Sprouse was a of A11hla nd; John Ut�ln&M' and MiJa Winnifred Oibbl WU an "' • ?,f fur tonl�ht al Zlrk' 1 l)p[ry Bar in of Emperor Hiro hito next Tuesday. Betty Sldt,r, 111d Jttan Ann, Mr•. business vlSltor at Holzer Hospital Wendell Diehl of West Alezan• overni1ht au-• . of u aw.a..u nrit,_ . attend.... ••� "fra. Glti "1'1. ma�ln'e .Wingett it . • . Ponwrn)' from 7 :30 until 1 1 , it ls Consul-General Mllluo Tanaka will E va FJ,minl and Noretha, Mr1. Mrs. Harry Schwa b , Ms son, en- Thursday, r 1a h ave been h ere wtth their , d o... a nd 1QU Vera Jittfl lt. Clar, R . In,th, , , auftµper pre 11enl the nward. 111mnum·ed h}• Leo SC1va�r. Bertha Amo1, M ra. Bertha Lasher, tertalned Tuesday afternoon with .- .. � aea.sion at Oh"10 �Jhf" Mr• Joan IIay, Debbu,- e. nd parenlll, Mr. and Mr3. Fran k UtLarr)' lirell ot Clin:t,on, N, 0., - - - --· 1 birthday • ring her party no o h r e. Marearet , Pan 1 n · o Mr. and ���e callers �ere M Sunday of Pea rl singer and their slater Mr, and 1pent tbe weell e1tct •it� b it PIK· • IJ�•r- t"\_: 7 _ - --------� Mrs. Giles Smlth a nd family, Mr. nine year old aon, Tommy . p wa, M.n. To1_11 Stemrt. They came es• ent,, Mr. and M,I. Elli Blr:da. During the afternoon ca1nes 1 and Mra. Wayn� Turner and M' and M C•I v ln Sprouse peclally to be with Mr. Utliniler Yjdtp. .acec)QIJ!llnled .,IQ.Ii · "• J. Ji F. Mn: •• ,; r" · , d ACROSS b 2. Pcrrorm 21. am,11 ein• and amll>' y • � tbe paat week who ,·, confined to Ho!,., Ho1pi, Blaine, Mr. ahd Mra. Dana Hoff. were played with pri Z�ll Mr, 11nd u. r ' lfl.l·'1 H · W,, W.fl t� - � l. Owna · . � - , · · . ...:ou •1. 3. Become, kltohtll man Jr. and family, Sandra and won by Gary Stewart, Becky RayI UJ hi f her A. B. Spro111e ol ta l where be underW'll!!Dt a n am• G1UlpoU1 to ,peal the f. Bodlo• ' dull AREA 'VHNla Treasa Dean, Mra. Everett Mc- nea, M tlr:e Stewart and Johnny M. teo•1 \'a. Jll'ith Mr. ana Jfn. lQle, lJviden; ot ·•· •�· t.-� "61.....,. putallon of hi• leg. 4. Minleltl' ot waLH' 2G, Co lna Knight, Mra. Fern Sweeney, Mra. S<! huler. A decor a ted birthday s �r. an'd n. ames J l pana:ler Scott Shielda and Charlene near ZlnuvJU.. . 9. Dtnomi4 O. Klng o.f (ll) p Wright a nd Lynn and George cake wa■ presented lo th hon• of :- KnoJE, :Y -, �ere recent Ru11ell of Ro.sevUle are apendina t®t: of -�.;.; Jlr. 411111 Mp. R� n11tlon Duhan IT. 01lu vau8: . oree. Refreshmenh of cup . anon ._______ .f ee c f d n d o er if:'." parent., Mr. the a week n d an Mn, with Kanaup Rf. nesr JO , Mtlal l.ag• e, A.neient 29, A "'°"IIIP, tl,r, c..jlioiJ II 110 l,lo Ice cream and Kool Ade wer� Mr 0 t J:in • Cremean, and chard Lucas and family, Jlmm1 wee.t at tM home of llr. and - Mn. '7. Jump ll. Pince■ of • . �. Olllo. ••" 1 · ved to thoae : named ab ove and 1am 1jY and o · I a1•tera. Mr. ai,,d Hale of McConnel1Yille i1 here to Jesse art nker. _ wor•hlp I. Brook 10. Worka � �- W'n•HOl.- tdlt• .· Gary Green Br ant Hudson Min- �rs . :iard Claydell a�d fam"'""'" U. Vonture 9. Cranberrf II. On« ummer with the Lu• len· Bln ll:I •�'•1:nt• Bpb, W ,._.!��!�If. &pend the '111'1. i H� ' d y R.ayne1, Ro6ert Sayre, Eddie ,_.J J3. Overhea4 f ••i n� an R:t Spang- ,. ,,._ lll- RomlD Y, • ble ot LQuia,llle, KY,. .... 5'tpr, � .. ..... Schaekel, Randy Dudding Phillip I er. MII ne re urned ome with 0no,'"1 11, l..lrw of li;\, Oblolnti Mr. and Mr,. Richard LucH, de, and • h• mother', . ...... tllf illlli" .. at POii Jarrell Charyl Hud1on �rr Ball lb�m lor I V)altj juncture 18. A 1l111 l1trat11 f } ,j,;jj,'f, . • ,;; Juli,, Jone ,nd Stove vl1ited Rouah r,,lJ1i11ed 'illlb her- •••J!a!' Suzan Bail Diane Nobie �rllyn · IS of coo.I JJ. Biblical 14. l'at(¥ ' ··· ' r, 1fj • ' · '• r. a d Mra. :, P ' e er • of i o lt. f vl , ,:rand, a g r ev unda their c wltb i,mln )' S · l9. Penduloua •am• Mrs. Wayne Gnen, Maaon, en• Cook Lyn� Schwab Suza� sl!hwab Happy :o11o;;,,:re•:" ,:om• e :•rent& of mother, Mn, C, H. Je1se, Pome,. ■ Mr. and'Mri Nfl'" ' e - '. '1c.° IMI J2. l!:lcllt 1T, Anlm&l lit pourul tertalned on Friday •fternoon al Llsa Dudding Mar; Schwab1 Mrs on born ay at t e M■1on roy, IOfl, CbQCIII;· _'_ . · ;� f;IM• ;1 ·-, · '�'. tf Y,-tr: Cttt, ' ' 1 1 Willl1 23, AU&lll a1, 1'11 ao. r,n11a11 Duddl� g. Mrs. Rlchard c11nic. , Carole week end w�th:S her bome wlt h l birthday party · r. , v:IJMI .•, ai �. · Pomeroy, Compton, Kay ' ■llkwo rm ••In at. OallbeP te11. the_ho and _ __ hon orlna her ion , Gary, on his Schwab _s_ __ Rev . and Mn, Ge orJe Da via and Joseph, ,Zineivllle, and Mr. and Mrt. Jr■ �llilff ·j.°,•{.�i,_; . -..c-.. .,. . ,:"' · ::.:_.._:. . -: i . .. H, Klniddm1 tenth birthday. Part)' hata and Mr1. Bertha 1-lter , attended the Mr.11. · Ri cba,d Luca. �Dd f■mil)' 1 "' a, 1 ..,... 11,. ,nd . 26. COn1umed 1 wor, p..,.nted II lavon Announced ll1 thodl1t Cbllffll Confe,en<e 1t enjoyed .,, outina at Billey•, Lake WOrlbl•IIID•. " , _.,,.,., �'.� #. a:8. New w th the afte rnoon belns IJ)ent The Middleport Pa rk AHoeta• L■k elide tldl put weet. � $11.' · -ifur� i M -... : . noon •!Ut. DQi Salllfday. .ZUIM\1 � playl na: aoftball. and . , and iley U ..,11111 Ba � Ill; ' -�� allill Mr. o . ■nd Mr. ()f n aon Jlmm)' arrett, R1'■H lb Mn thi1 meet U wlllB coming b�d Monand Mr. '11d IIIJ, . Kennttb Mc:El• Mr1, Charle■ Barntt h11 nplae- daqhter of :��! � • the tiNI, ,.- �.. ,.... ■val ev day 29, BoWllll&' n1 at C.lt:, Hall at a. enl Ice u.a1n, cup eatt, and Kool 1 1 Plana wlll be m1c!e at the meet- ��7 of Jlld41tPOrl accompa,n- � ilan lutll " p.e 4.ih•u If# · : Nil - ' ...u ,. · IN Ade were served 10 the foll owl and d1u1b, .._ � 08 ,._ , I 32. Amertcan u,, • I · Ina Br,ant Hudson, Larry Ball, ln1 fo, the ne,t financial project ter,' '"- X. tlt NN· , tw l.ney thl1 Mila ItJndfan W Terri. the of asaociatl on to defray 8• Tommy Sdlwabt Mart St'h\t"lb, boarded .a 86. Galllwn. !::::--i:���J:r, ---- . penat1 at the park and to help PIil Wet._ where tbey Terry McDavld1 Frankl• Z\llllpan, purcha 11 11.1Nelaon Lt. Jtat,. for pla._. me ne equip nt. w te dle and Canon Mn. Ruth I lcl M. A.lfU · Green, Sendin, a &ut but unl)Jle __,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;.__ , U�'/'.".:..lb>I 100 ot vn. 38, Warp-,J'U111 • "'--'l"'W 1 ,, _, . t o attend w11 Eddl-e Schaieke1. ,t0. Strike Albert Hawkin, bu boen dis,f 1. Pronoun clw:led fiom Hober H01pltal ol42. Hamma ter lieli>a a Pllfent for a ruptured I •P�fl<, , ; Record . 1!1d Jin. Ktnnttl> IJlloh.iel An 111 time hl1b In attendance and ..,_e, Cbillicotlle, were the wu reached at the lllddleport If LUCILLI HAWK I NS Com munity Dally Voca tion Bible , ��r?'::t:,!":". 1�� Scliool Thund,y with 2'10 in at• Kr. and Mn. Arthur Rouah, aon HI and Thehu. te nd•nce, Mr. ,nc1 .,.._ Bethel Moon and Ronnie and Mrs. Ethyl French vll' anCI 11n. Earl Y�uq: of "ft l1 lted Mr. with and unday S M , For the cl\1pel Mnliee on Thun put u Ma., ,pent the nin, B t and b daughter, Julie, on Prea day the fifth Ihde wltb Klatel Bo net u CIIMtl of Mn. l'ffl'.I Carolyn WUton and Judy Butcher of Clrtlevllle, Ohio. Mr. an.a Ml'I. . Geora:e Dou1l9\ . � � • Eventt , lie preaenttd a devoUOnal time wlth , -Ylchi••n, 1ecenll� vlaiJ,ed knl@t Qt P,omlnJ. Plt,olt, 1tory, poem,, ••I• and pner. ltttd to tdm R ,._. UtUt uiJNli d , , a Arthur Mr. Mn, Pa h ""ta �ti'. • ttwe urvlC J'rlda!"'• a waa nt Holter Ho■pltai tbla "fitek. rid aon, Rlilnle , I ed by Mr1: P,iul The�111 fourth Rou1b •and 0, 0. Po- atulided a otate "I: Fronk Land,k lira, llr,• he to t arade. Tlte1 pye pledau meettnc wide ipd w,or11:1b�p · for nu'O Robert Mra. and Bli , ,\merle� and Chrl1tian rt•P and and Mt. thll pa■t IV(litiht6ftdanta countt Denver, from Colorad arrlhd 1 the Holy Bible, to altend the funeral of Cllnlop WNlr: · held at Uacola Lodi• In , A plonlo ii beflljl ,laftned lolr Qllke,, Frldliy, at the Pretbytel"- Co\ufflbua. Hu<l,way lit. and 1111. Miko f Ute ochool r mt w,.in...i., 1111 Cllur.b ,t Hmtsonville, , of Miu Onoo and ·111ta, G1Wpol o ,..,. Satlll' the wltb IIUelll l 11-1 by "-• led ftl 'Jf W Q L , V �. In - Ill ,mil rteld Campbell we,e day rueltl •of llr. OM 11n. C.,. 0<llool Jonlo!P alid family, rlln ft •ll\ loo � until ,_,. Jin. OW.n· Campboll •¥ roll X B d $ Jl' L 9 ' aona o( J..,phla, Tenn., Jin.' ' llr, and' Jin. - May anft• . I ' Tbunclaf. • I IJnlnm will �• Alaridl vi Nlrborn, o., famllff • - llundq � "Vjll 1 fo, llr, Mid Jin, l-pb Stanley .� toro ol llr, ud 'lln. Charle� Blmp he t,nii•ntM W J , , I Ute Ille tnll -k �· 0, LL (lo!, a..' I'!!'!'· 11i1Do. • Bio� poiol , ,_ I � ' ' 1 i .!!lS '.!I..�lllll1'JJl8 � \ ., ,1� . '• -• � .. ' I ll \:, ' ' -,.t ''"" ... J t,.' .. • .. - • W.1 I ;i... \,' ' ,µ'l¾,t I\, ' I:.. ;r;., . ' "" . · ."! '. � " Social Events Commentating Editorially Rock Sp�·, ngs N Qf W k Death Of A Free Press I II I I I :r: . · . I Key To Success r jj ! . r I . r·���'&..J:"'-dt k I If' ■ \I.N' pPf 4• !�e Da nv,' lle ! Even ts DAILY SENTINEL Farewell Pa t Wednesday DAYBOOK Held At Rutiand Chu.rch I c• , . r 'fODJ.\ y A.NI) ;/\ r, VVST"RYE 'R ·1· :�:i��:�; j •11r:el Cliff . I i.i..ifts·Of The We..k *·--· •r I I w. Tbn 98. l\o1 ¥ft- I ;�t��•r I Ju,. I "Y•·• mu IUld I I I I I U life. ··or Bi thtJ0y pQtfy • G•tlVen H lO Son Tommy, 9 I D A I L Y C R Q SSW Q R D I ,11�:· ma...... I .. M 3::tr w.1tM:: "il'l.., -� "·:ap·�� a,,. . Jin.-� ,w,.J!l lfMI I Mtttins .-.-w, =�--\tll ' 1.,.... , ,4U.Time .4Uendanee Set Tlwr,doy ••ay - . fli ..,,_ or·� w� Gory G,-"', JO, LJpon H H. s·,rthday :f.' I Dlllllinl ....,fleD., �!'If ���Ji!!' ·•.::. Bigger, Better, More Power PacI{ed' But St•11 I Dang ero us ,.,kf3Ctor Dr1v1ng . . pretty Baby I F Y h F •r Co_ntests Feature 01\! 3I t , . ,crr.a • - a D • 11 L q a v .. I =.-.• .... Jil�111WeJ.M WlliUII • .., 'S Frid<!l" -mnhltl !"'¥I< •�- !!M' """"4 "!', Ibo •- .- ._._ �• �.';b.u. o.i ,,ua,.. +' , .. .. :.,,:,,.,c_ t. I In..,._ Jlt, . . '\ ' I '"' - F E I k H 'II N Ve nts Of WeC k £n•IOY · B H t• B ncl fh G M • WITH I , , � J r'"• Asparagus Crop Depend O Fern . rowth Of Plant ••r ' Korlan • • • Ionger-I • more fly spray PQMIRQY, OHIO L Ma•n Street I 60-Degree Elevator! A FREE POWER TOO L FOR HIM I AN APPLIANC E FOR HER i r Here'• the New Holland fl\"-� -­ __..,.__ --- 1 • 165"1- the elevator with 60-de1ret �kvation--a.nd oll these bis feat1t1eo: .......... ... lmNlw Mll-lflt ■- ­ .. wit• . STOP IN f!,r, an 1h• exciting detail• todayl Fu lton.Th 9m pson Tractor · So les. P�ONE WY-2-5101 p�y __ _______.., __ '! ,( '" J I • ' j 1cil the :in­ , n­ I th Ice ,••.. ...,.. t�lt NOW I l on 1by ba, Ma­ ••Y Pa­ ;ar­ Us. Sugar Rur. Flour Mills I Don't lug it-let it rid' on a NEW' HOLLAIID �ii";.'i •tw - ,. are I Cin- l i I . I, il t' 11 : . l 1· f If I er, '--""."=========�earli t ' '• ''SIGN OF QUA LITY'' I AVERY NELSON \ u in­ re­ le, •i:.·- 1 I ~ ., · J'. mm n -- _'!���"""'��������"""�""""""""""""""""""""";,,,,,..�!. I ! ---------••••• t. 0 Ml Middleport FNcl I _ Cul11·vat1"on Is Important For I egetab}e rops I F I I I I I LET'S GO SHOPPING 1 "f. ♦ Looking Ahead On The Food Morkets I l,I,· People 1,n Pomeroy I • atrone demi.Pd ,,. beef. � pork 1uppUn are dterelNCL Loot for ■pedal.a for beet for UM • door grill. Buy � - S. Chol.tfJ or aim,. ilar Tel.Iller or paebr ,rade:a for be:■ t 1rillina: rnulb. Looking ahead uu the food mar- good ut,ng quality Waiermelona Veget,b>e..... Local c,bo,ge I ,,. ..... , h.,,..,•• '" la,ge, Get Yoar UUle Pip 1� 11v111 lable .il atttaC'tlve pr1ce!I. r 1 uantit1.:� than anuc1pated due to Off To A !re el): u�leu some automati(· re- Look for an abundant i;upp!y of hot wcuth�r in nortdil. By C. E. BLAKESLEE Good SIMt With I ,;tncllon 11 provided A n u m hrr of Jcttucl' --eiipecial !y leat �nd head l'oultry <1nd Eggs _ Broiler- 1 , _ _ 7ounty Asw_lc�ltur• A99nt 1 I hey are bu1hlmg lhem bigger, ch,Jtlren have ret' l'IV"d pe r m a n• kllucc-for 1alads. Onion&. rad- fryen arc excellent prokm chOI• , Master-Mode br tter .and more powerful, but nb- 1 ent facia l injuric11 while playing ishes, carrot&, celery, and cucurn- t::b for m111;1ls. a& 11.re Inge eggs. ! hers arn all good chu1ce1 for warm • I-"rycrs are an easy-to prt"pare hot 1 thmg has bt'en in1lalled yet to I with hoist cranks . Pig Sta rter make_ lhem safe _ a nd foolproof." Some other sugJ!'. es tions on safe I weather meal!. Grf'cnhoW1e toma- we&lher main d ush, whether you This can he sa id of la wn mowera, operation of the elevato r are. re• toea have p�ssed l l,cir peak m sup- harhecue, b101I, or fry them. )it'd t - Even though lwef aup­ 1 portable f 11 rm �lentors, tracton, pair or replace wor n an d fr.i y c d ply .and pnccs_ o;re higher. Pltmt y cara and �ract1cal!Y every gadget hoist ca hleK . Shield a l l mo v in g t.>F 11wecl corn 1s .itva1lable at rcaf· pl lci; arc areate r than in 1 960, re• 1 "We Do Outom Orindhe"' or mecha ?1eal device used a round pa rts in , the vic.nity ot the load- lln<1ble prices. Supply iM comma: tall pricea are expected tu rem.a in 1 Phent WY 2.m4 2nd St. No, , (a rms or _m_ homes. ing . ho pper . . Shield engine from from N�rthern Florida, Georgia, "bout the same. Why? lnert"ued , ll'OllT MIDOL Just within the last lhrce w�U [ f.a lh ng debm: to elimmale fire and, Tc xa1. consumer purchum� power - 2 roeans 959 1 per tent more than . . our local newspaper has earned hazard . Nevf'r hoist yo ur eleva,or fruit - Str;iw b erries have the _ " he� t han recommended by the notices of at least th ree inju rie1 'I bII ot: ;::ht this we e k. Peak supplies p i s caused by power lawn mowers t m anu actu ,er. Don't u" 1 an elev 11- , at so so n low prices sh ould t,e Somebody failed lo lake all desir: l or as a lIdd er or aca rold Never ' wee k. N ow ·1s Ihe :i va1·1a b l<' lh 1$ . able safety precauti oni. ' 1et chi.1 dren ehm b on an e·lP.vat or. t i. me fo r freez i n g berries and mak· ' BT 1 l SI uc k ey of the Oh •� Agr I · Don 't m aneuver rai!led e leYaton • · [ . C.int.,loupe Jam, strawberry lllg cultural Exten sion Service I . is the nur overhead elect ric power lmes. from states ha• ven western __ __the _· __ _____ 11 u th or o r � I e a flet entH 1ed " 1 0 unle!S the power ia off. Po wer[i.:I T1ps on �OW to Trea t a 1_ A lways be t'a reful. Become safe• l o Power Mowe r . .. This leaflet, avail • 1 ty minded eWS I f'1 nd danger spots 0, a ble on .. req':'est, a narrator 1 Get rid of ha� Train oth ers them . named Powae �nJun ., the safety way , Safety is in you r _. Last week's mystery farm was first identifi ed by Mrs, Roxie Oiler. Middleport, and Eu­ .�me of �he tips given b)' Pow- hands. An ounce or prevention ,..By Mn. H•tti• Frederick . ..._. gene F. Snyder. 115','; Wesl Second St. , Pome roy, as the George Carson farm on Leading Je mclu�e. Inspect the la w_n for may be worth $ 1, 000 worth or cure. Mr. and M rs. Waid Spencer and Creek. The farm, named Carson Hill, is local ed three miles west of Rutland on Titus Road stones, wire and other debris be· ramily ret urned home Thurlday ar-------and has been occupied by the Carson family fo r three generations, It is a 143 acre livestock fore )'OU llart the mower. The ter spending a week at Fountain, operation wtth the principle crop, alfalfa hay. It was previously owned by Thomas Wright bl ade can pick _up such objects and Colo., with his sister, Mn. Law rence DeGroat, and fa mily. and the original three room house has been en l arged into a six room and bath modern home. �row �e� with enough force to It 1s important to keep _all M rs. Paul Kelley and son, JaCk, Mr. Carson and his wif! Garnet, were marri ed In 1906 and have four children Mrs. Ger­ kill. e rsons away from t hC' opening p , Thurs.day evening with Mr. Apent aldine Reed ,_ Mrs. Ann t1ale and Bonnie Cars on, Cincinnati, and Adrian CarsoJ1, at home. wh�re t_h? grass I� ejected. Curt f'"'rcdericlt. Mrs. and , Mr: Carson is employ� �! the Soil Conservat ion Office in P� meroy. , Powle also �0111t11 out that the E. C. Hayei: and son, John, and hand m.ay be quicke r th an the eye v granddaughte r, Esther Hayes, atC but the foot can be slowe, tha n theacts or armers leaded Jhe fonenl of h;, sisie, . ;,. The mower. oper Timely ator should stand cultiv a tion is one of the law Mrs. Jessie McKenzie at Col, Ja pane� beetles feed on foliage firmly and be sure_ lhe nower will m o&! frequently overlooked ph1&e11 umbus Monda,·. The iefl fo, Cocorn 11llk11, a nd especially roses. no t m ove ov_er h 11 foot as the of vegetable gardening, rega rdless lumbu s on S und a y. . . DDT gives best protection of foli- st a rte r rope l8 pulled. Always be whether you · have a back yard garHen ry Thomas, who is employage but does not preYent beetles sure or your footing, especially den or a huge acreage of vegecd in Columbus, &pent the week otect o r enterin bud p To . f m g Tractor �r1vlng and prelt)' baby lion ror b omemaln!r's, concert by whe n mowing inclines. It is Ycry tables 1taya E. c. Wittmeyer, Ohio r !! with his family he re. end us rotenone ent flowers pe 1 e ' tt s t' o mower the pull easy to ba k over Slate UniYeraitr Exten ion h rticontesf.i will be among the new- Waham1 Hlgh School band, LlYe• George !'rcd er ick Sr. called on du1t on a da y to day basis, says your foot unless you are aware of <'Ulturiat. eat features of the 1960 Mason stock 1b ow and square dance. County Farm Youth Fair scheCompetition between crop pl ants his brolhcr, Curt. Satu rday. Saturday, July 80, 4-H Activlly Ohio St ate_ University Exten1ion the danger and keep your mind on it r. a nd Mrs. F. A. Shumway of the job at hand. and weed s for both water and ferduJed for July 28, 29 and 30 at Day, field meet, pretty baby con- entomologists. PHONE WY z.%115 afternoon e spent Friday S�racus , · ti1izer often cause. reduced vegeoOo the Point Pleasa nt High School j test and style show. Exhibits will . • Mulberry Avf! . mclude never table yields and quallty Wittmey - with Mr. 4nd Mrs. George Freder 0ther points Pomeroy, Gilio gym. be removed after the style sh ow. Geneticists are hoping to intro- I reach under the la wn_ mower de�k- er SJ1y5. "Y{eed control i; the most ick Sr. _ The ten_ta tive schedule tor the Catal ogues, describing the var- duce nematode resistance into 1u_ _____ --- - - - - - - - --� -. __- - - - - - -� ;;.-program mcLudes the following : lous categories tor exhibits 1 will garbeet& by manipulating chromo- Alwaye Slo� the e�gi�e when . you jmporta nt reason for cultivating, unclog gmg, adJu sting or oiling although on some soils which tend - - ------- - --- -- · - ·- Thursday, July 28, registrati on of be sent . to all 4-H FFA and 'FHA some number, according to the U. are I e mower. As an dded precau- to crust, cultiva tion often is nee-dexhibits, �ncert by the Point members. Youth gl'OU l>tl may en- S. Department of Agriculture. � � tlon, be su re: . to di�connect the ed to loosen the soil so water can Pleasant High Sch ool ba nd, and ter competition with educa tional 000 I spar� plug wi re while _ you ai:e s oa k in more ra pidly. speci_al entertainme_nt. exhibits. The m aximum space alic t1 e 0 th on the underside of g e I Cultivatin � s o ils wh_en they are � �� �;:a::: �: :1 �:� � ;r:s� :�r;;�_ effective a ::.. .r1day, Ju 29, Judging 0� _ex- lowed for ea t'h dlaplay will be 4 I wet results m only fair w eed con• v 0 re R h . . hi :1,s, open �o us_e, tractor d rl'll ng : feel by 6 feet. They will be llc-r I oo 1ed range shelter 1or newPro hably . th e most 1mpo,ta nt lrol and da mages the physical a1t1ng eon IestI e duca I10naI demonstra- judged on the power to a ttract at' 1 suggcSllon is to st0P t h_e motor structure of the soil, the spedalist born lambs. ---· - ---- - - - -- , tention, orginality and educationwhenever the ope rat?r is ca lled I points out. On some soils such efI oOo a l valuability lo transfer or des• kOllAN•, America's newest, nealesl Dy killer! If your present a ves the Job emporar• le or way f be can for times e en e s som be et'ts can � • ants f o ci I e s sp ral e v e S � e I Ir 1Vlft9 cribe the objective. Any gr oup fly spray is lo:9.ing ils power and you have to spray every week. y. An una ttended . _ runnmg �ow- the rest of the season. f o Some d dwellings. in pests come wishing to enter this category I -then swit h to K.orlaol Karlan tills flies that have ,rown Deep culti\'a tion after cr ops nest in ho u:;es. but most o f er, plus .a sm a ll child so me�imes cother sprays-and it last! up lO six weeb. Korlan I GS GtftS should contact Glenn Smith of these 8J0 I al eq 1 fuel Keep aste r . dis a to mistant � s 8. hav e begun to grow will d& mage them build thei r nestf outside and New Haven. I is approved for use in dairy barns, poultrv hoUSCI • • • and gh pl a mly ma rked red can. Slor tng many crop roots Cultivation to a throu into housea find way their 1,lembers who attend en tI1e re• in a glass j ar is asking for depth of one ,· n�h 0, l ess not O"IY gas_oliue 1 it and . . . water with mix to easy ifs building,, fann other " ... . . , I cent meeting of the Fair Board of openings. a fire . won't slain whitewashed or painted wal.16. Get Korlaa, today. oOo - 18 1 ess IDJ Urious to the crop roots, Ray )lrs. I Dit_-ectors include rm gadge t is j a r h an d Y e n f oth A I but It a lso is l e ss work. Gardeners �• o1 n.r o- a.e..ifol o-,,o,.,. ·- · Nar row corn rows co mbined with , Crank, Mr. and Mrs. Arnell Roush minimum seedbed preparation ma)' �:�, P����l:���� ���a���- A �: ihould use �weeps instead or shovI ' Heber Mille r, Mrs. Judson Bra ke, m pe 1 g or cultivating mOlll vegetable t ela risin _ o e11.t t r uble _lh o de d a provi I I Mrs. G eorge MiCl intork Jr., Tom corn costs, accordmg to Ohio Ag• pie revealed 498 injuries resulting crops. . ' I Williams Bill G rego,y 'Russell r e 1 ne ng ents uri tor e 0 a d d 1 rom \' Some . gar deners. have eliminated u r Experiment Station re1 . K S. Scar berry'• Clifford ricu\t al Jones, 1. ata were ese t o ve F seaaon. f , · • · 1 ion bY usmg varwu m111· 1 I cwtiva -hers · se a,,. Duno and,. .Janet W allace. Many of ., ufi. recognize th at com- c s. Ground <'Or n cobs, damaged .. , , o 0 · trt & The riell'.I meEting of the board uI ches can hoe appi I' cd 1o a1 - plex -- farm mac hine ca n. be dang· of d'1recI ors w1· 11 be aI 7-3 . O p. m. I M re cautious operarequi and erous . Jul 5 .at the Pt. Pleasarit Vo-Ag mos t a ny � e get, bl' crop, hut mos 1 lion , 'e ut we seem to lake it for . • gard cne rs pref er t o mu Ich crop.Ii I I bui!ding. that will be in the garden all se a- granted when 1t comes to SJ1fo!y son, s ay Ohio State Unive rsity Ex- w!th e�evat_ors. Alth ough_ elevators : Are quite simple mech a mully, the e B ETTER FOR tension horticulturists. study re�caled that t_he,i oo.use WATER HEATING 1 oOo about t_w1ce as m a ":y inJurl�& as do USDA researchers say it may be e BETTER FOR pickers, gra m machines:, or corn I practical to overcome suJrur defi- 1 ha)' balers. O S COOKING elenc)' in some solls by applying You must r ecognize _several tro!lsuch ine xpens ive sulfu r carriers ble S0llr('e8 _If you wish to avo d e BETTER FOR a G as gypsum. elevator accidents. · Check yours REFRIGERATION now . , while you have time-elimNext y ear 's asparagus crop de· thin. e BEITER 1<10R I pe nds upon fern growth made by inate the hazards! The aspa ragus plant must have HOME HEATING , the aspa r agus plant du ring this The most co mmon ca u&e of f.a tal to devel op a good brush acddents with portable elevators 1 growing season, says E. C. Witt• time . • C?LOTHES DRYING mey er, , Extension horticulturist 11t growth following the harvest per- ls undercarriage collapse. Death iod. Cultivate the bed al lhe end rcaulll when an operator Js crush­ Mor• Detail, Ph. o r Wrll• i, th e Ohio State University. Due to the warm weather during of the harvesting season. Apply cd by the machine. Ma ny farmen; late April, many aspar.s gu1 beds fertilizer unless a hen)' spring a p- ha ve attempted to prevent a n ele­ valor from upending. An underl started producing earlier tha n UFI· plication was made. riage collapse occurs too sudcar o l plan will gardeners Moat l. a u Heanloell Grove, O. A typica l fertilizer application denly and unexpectedly_, a nd the ase harvest by late June or eYen ce whe n the harveit season ii over Pbolle WY-2-6794 if spears have become would be about 3 or 4 pounds of a path of fa ll ls _.,npredie�blt> . A fety track which restrains the · �complete fertilizer such as 6-12- l 2 H upper member of t�e undercar­ or equivalent per 100 square feet. I � lo the trough will pevent .rol­ This fertiliier either can be , riag laps1�&- Delal_l1 on this are availbroadcasl or ride-placed alona able m bulletm No. 387. I Another dange ro us part of the I I rows and worked In. Control weeds by timely culliva- elevat or iS the hoisting t'r.snk. lion during the aummer. If a , While lilting or lowering theae ma• d rough occurs at the end of the , chines, it is not uncommon to lose cutting period, one to two lnche1 <!ontrol of the cra nk. When this of water will help to 1timulate happens, the weight of the eleva• tor will �llSe the crank to spin fern growth, 11ya Wittmeyer. "'l"'�..,,ii,,ll.,.._9 Mainly About I e u I •j., New In Farming Dally Sentloel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 18, 1960--3 NEWllltl-llllE 1-CYllll/Jll ,-IIIAll �I - - - - - - - - - - ·· I MEN! ,, ' 460 I iI I Push the throttle ■head under • big 4-plow load. You'll £,el an all-new kind of smooth, ateady power-thrill Don.'t wait Oft¥ Jonaer! Meigs Equipm ent Co.� I nc. "Where Quality I s Paramount" PHO� WY-%-2178 Cooler Batteiiii, iltd 8ffOlli Here'11 your chance to get that power tool you've need- I ed - FREE du ring Land• 1 I mar k's swnme r sale! - - - - - - - - - - -� , to punmaset'I of Right nO'W at Landmark _ _ _ _ FREE power tool ,bonus " ate reversible Sbopm major appliances. Choose from a powerful ¼: boU:i $39.98 cleclric dr ill or a big 7" Shopmate port,able power .saw, retail. Plll"('ha!t&hl of lower priced appliances .al90 �ive • free bonus - a ¼ " Sbopmale electric drill, which retai-J,s al $18.95c. See these fine quality Unico appli11nee& on d'ispla)' today, <'Ql1lpare .:mr prices and easy terms - a nd collect your FREE POWER TOOL when y on buy! Com e To Southeastern Ohia's B ig Appl iance Cent er We Deliver, We Service, We I ,_eroy, Ohlo ["· 1'1.nance, Open Em. by Ap­ pointment. k [, ' i �· -- - · - · · · · · · · · " · - - · ,-� - - - - · r-- ,. . ...... . . .__ ._ .,. ___ ..,.. ,,,_ ,.. _ . ,.. . . � _ . •·• . ... • • " ., • ._ • .,._.,. • • •,t- "" , ,.r r ••••, . .. ___. ... ....,... '¥ ... ,. ..... ... "'I,. , •·----i--;"'"' • - ,. _ .., _ ._ • • • • ..,,. .,. ,. • • • ,. •� 't • )\ • � • ,. _.- ... ---------···- ..... _.�--- ,... ..... . . . ,•� - - - . "' Winebrenner's Lead-Off Homer In · -- Sl'ANDINGS Si xth ls Deciding Blow In 5-4 Win "' �•�;t0:-:r t•�r;;�•.., romeroy ' s Pony Leaguers, promising good things for fu- w. L. Pd. Today'-;s,;;tp;;�de I Ingo Is l}ue ForI Fa)) I GB oy wx ur,� I I I I I CO IU,11 PROTrll'IION � · · u '- I I Ph. WY-2-2'60 Pomeroy, Ohio •, ••• .•, 0 ■_W,� --·- _ - -•· •-· - a, il m12,. ,· igRf� :\ff �:\� r;:� iJJ ,: ,1L'�f DUDS IN IUDS '" (lPUl,CIPKII.\TJlP 1,d uwd Ml P· . ll� P 1'1,Qi:brqfin � i,U� . d Jiff th! Fltlf!I � Wifl • , IHIRJh·nt\lP� f.t!ffnfol]. Utockqut j)oy tu1tj pnall� u, · flN il ftJ•hl i:�"'�-�:·1 � IIII Alll!dlf Ntffl911I AN' . Ywut Ji ' II l'lltll·hlr '"��11'1 � wit�- - 8 1,ifl. P.Jl@I t b(MJV ' qie ftf �Jlf ' )k)u Ge� [!Ithif h J ttett!� \.II" "' flJJ llflllll t lf1t f.A i ti tlll R '1 tlU! -,v. I� = ......, • _ L ,tAN!MIA\l,fil 1 lltHT lllCl§'CJO uf ...:...pe1,nd ll.ui Ing cham on JCanu.s made a Comer AdJ an� So. 3rd strong bid today to retain the ! l'jCAA track and field ch�mpion• ■h jp as it qu�lihed eigh t men 1 ' tnlo final� ag aj n$l only t�ree for ' fayored Univeisity · of Southern "FREE PAJQ{JN G " California !,-. - - �- . -- L A U N DI Y •• IJ•� ·,\ rw - oltli fir· y r ::J •\I ft!: tin . !l!'q&! }1, , �� N,tt,, In I _ I l WWII flll' lillr ...... ,..1111111 MIDDLEPORT I ,__ _.,., T er..r,: .fo · ':� et ie U. I The W"lll'.e rmg hH not kept face wJlh Uclr:et ia lei, which have reached '61ID,000, aeoord lng to )'OUUlli Bill Fuyaay, an d Jnd icate11 a groaa gate for the Polo Ground , of more than $800 ,000. He said that the "live gale, " plus ticket sales at 290 locations for thutcr•tell?vislon In the Unit• ed State1 and Canada Jndkated • to tal sate of about $3,500, 000 for t he rlcheat fla ht In ring hlsto1y. County Preppers H h Havi ---ng--f pen PJay . g TfOUbl e TfV1D ednesday Eve To F1' gure Red�·- I I F . rv · o NVER UPI-They went o qJ In thfl u. s. Open 1olf ebant· pionah lp today wi�h a ere•t chance to break thfl scorint recorrl and slim hopes of c•tchlf1i runaway Mike Souc h■k, Big Mike a:ive them one new mark Friday when be added 1 four 1,1nd6r par 38--3'-4rr to his openini 68 for a 136 which rubbed oul t he former half•way mark of 1 38 held joint ly by S am Sne ad, Ben Hogan, Dick M a1er and Billy Joe Pa tton. Sanders appeared to be hill lone �o·mpe ti tor-lor Mike held • fat five stroke edge on a trio banketl - at 1 40. They were Dow Flnsterwald, form er winner Ja ck 1 Fleek and li tt le Jerry B■rber. - -- ef Plx•UII 111•le­ rlel1 •n ho111I at ell 11111••· Melia 111 your ho111, Pl11•U11 hoedquorten. f'A 8 T, Q N l • 8 T Q I' ■ J II V I C: a .... k"9t ..... "' ""' """'"'.. ' 8 M II I ASSOCIAT ED RAD IO and· TELEVISION Harry IIJHier, OW!let . ·� · · · T. E. V '"' AI N S _ ' < ' ' l'i>oilEltfW1 OHIO "'.'.__.:'.:'����:__:...,,,,,.,.,,.,,,.,,,.,""'""""""""""""""""'""!!e!ee!eee!e"""""'""""""""'" PAINT qu11Hy 13- and DIC,,. ior Pl!inl I.a 1 wide ranee ol co­ lon. M Jow aa ts.ft .... I �K l ► � � I �·-·· '8.11-100 M ft I CIIONT MIX In a.ru1y bop. Scienlflklttib' mixed. Need. on­ ty the addlUon­ ol water. I.ft " IOe liq RINIW - IIYAL-V liEW LONDON, ""conn. UPI­ The Y1le1 and tbe Harvard.a re­ new • 100-year-old crew rivalry tonla:ht ·on the water, of the Th1me, RlYer. It will be the 95th rowina of tha cl111lc Y11e.ffar­ ard or Harvnd-Yde-dependln1 on wherfl loy■hy Ilea-crew r.ce. ------- , I Met11 ¥ ANOTHER GOOD BUY FROM BAKER•s " ' j 1 1 CUBIC POOT Frigidaire Refrigerator ' ... Alf (:Daill)> � . • • u.teu rat � .i, <Ill 'Wl'JIPO ,....... You Map i ,, .. Ii �Ci �- ·1,, . 1·; , ·',} :-�·1,:._.,<� ·-:0 . .1, � II . 11 "· :.;{\ • Froff! A'!'etlc�'s . . __ ;i�mo,t, Mcinu(,,11,,r. ' If! Tbe Laev One , , ,I . . . - --�;;. ' ! -�·'·11""",,� ' " below. 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Of/10 VALLEY BAKING CO. a.-. :'i-� I I • I •• it the hope it w i ll, in � measure, foster l)nd he·l p sustair, community l i fe, thi s featu re. is thot whi c h Is good in fomlfy sponsored by the businc•S:,· ,f ltms ond organ i za t i0ns whose names ., Melg1 County lleal lftltt Ow.,,. .CLYDE G. MI LLHONE. l I I ,......_ -.t rHE UNITfP $TEU WORKERS NOTICE ,\l,o l80P, .,' a r PildtiJewrt S&H (M-LIII -.l R •mptfCenter WIii ... At EVANs - 111.l.lleport J 21 st • 9 to 5 pm The tax booka are now open f°' Ill• ,J1111t or 8eaond•lt Dell11q11J11i colleellon of the 1959 Reil Estalf W!IIII· tu. Clo1ing dale will be July 11\, I fOIIEMAN ABBOTT II · � , I I aoctrlne!i" 91.I I z k'- T ...... . I a..t I I II •ta.'!41�g · po..,! 1 Run In 16 lnnlnp W• t••, • co111plei. ,i.ck I I : Grafting In Name Of Religion The Former's Prayer at Lead bl, , • . I 'O · n' Tourney bored in WUllama' abadaw whllf! wi th the Red £01, ii w11 on ly the 215th of h ie major league career. Ru t hi aure ph:ked the r ight spot to hi t it Frid.1y nig ht. P!nth• h lttlng for wlnnlna plte h • eJ' Jerry Walker, Stephen,, who came lo the Orioles from th e Red Box only laat weok, sm�1hed one of Fran� Laty's ofl�rlngs Into the meats with one on m t he seventh inning to spark a three-run rally I . t ha t bea t the Ti1era 3-1. Oriol•• •et•ln LNd The homer was Steph en,11' first wit h the Oriolea a nd en abled UtC them_ to reta_ln their 1 1,, g a m e j lead In lhe American League ru,e 0o Williams' homer, which 1110 Clilme with one ma n on, powered Jthe Red Sox to ii 3·] win onr I w I the Indiana and made Ted t he The Melg■ Countr �un 1 m ll!r CJNCJN N ATI UP I � " I' ll he frm r th pla:y_e r In major league his. H h Sch ool b11a bal l 1ea ue o n . t ry t� h It lftOO h<1met1. Bal,e Ruth n & i,. g' , ,, � d mn •�d " shrug·g ed · " r re d J!11lch· h't1t 7 1,i, th'1', we dnes11a JJ mmie Foxx 634i anii Mel y even ng· wtth .f.aur ' · le s iugn e,1 0 tt, O l I . 1or once-weekly lnson, "lf I can figure it 01.11. 11 He had just seen hi.!l Redleas pl :; drop The Ya nke er, registered their their sixth straight, lhis one They .are Alfrad•Or ange (Easter n ), Pomeroy, Raci ne and Mid- to the Chic a (lo Cu bs. If the 1 0th Yictory In the last 12 games trade wit h a 4-2 triumph over t he Whlte dle-P4;1rt. Game s ar e on Wednesday Reds lo11e tod a y, they'll goin Cube, the with places lo Sox -and the Senators topped t he g evening. seventh pl11ce. Athlelica 3-1. HIGH SCHOOi.. LIA.GUI " All I can do," 1i11tchinson Jun e 22: Pomeroy al AllredIn the National League, t he Pisighed, "Is �huffk the pla y ers. 1 Orange, Racine at M iddleport. retained t heir four-sam e rates June 2D: Middlepo rt a l Pome- went wilh the other lineup ae lead by downing the Dodge rs, 2·1 long " . eould I as roy; A·O at lttcine. the Glanls defeat ed the Phillies Jul 6: J>omeroy at Racine · In vain, he had sent l larrr An • 7-3, the BraYes edged the Ca rd- · Midd eport at A·O. ' dcrson 1o rir,h1 field in place of 1 inal!i 3.2 In 12 i n nings 11.nd the r, Jul)' 13: A O at Pomeroy • Mid- &lumping lius Bell. Elio Chacon Cubs handed the Rods their aixt h · ' dleport at Racin e. replaced Hilly Martin ut Mecond straight loss 6-4. J11ly 20: Pomeroy at Middle- and Frank Ho u .se tuok over the ------1 port; Raelne •t A-0. catehlna: chores from Ed Bailey. July 29: Racine at Pomeroy· Anderson came to the clu b from Jets Flante-Out With ' A-0 at Middleport. Philadelphia this week along with Au1u•t 3: Pomeroy at A-0• Wally Post, long a Hedleg. "l1'e ROCHESTER, N. Y. UPI _ The ' R acine at Middleport. · like com ,,, ho,ne ,,,,· ""," Posl slid Ing Columbus Jeta were able · A ugu,t 8: Middleport at Porn- smiled. to score only one run in 18 In• eroy; A-0 at Racine. Poet was to h�v"' s�.art.-d F'T-J• ning.s of play a1■in1t the Roche•• Au1u1t 10: Pomeroy at Racine; day ni1ht, but Ch1cagQ Man111er er Red wrn111 Frld,iy niih t and Middleport ■t A-0. Lou Boudreau at th /last m.inu.te were shortended at both ends of Each te.ni Pl1y1 nine 11me11. aent riahtha nded Mo� D r8bowaky • doubleheader, &-0, 2-1. Allred•Or■na:e 11mea at home ■re to ,�rt instead of Se h. Morehead. The teama m11et •t•in toni,iht on the Ea1tern Hlth diamond all The Reds bunched two lti.u wi th wit h the sixth-pl ace Jet.a h oplna: � um11 1t1rllna 1t IS:80 p. m. a sacrif1t'e fl y to pull out of their noiedive. a walk a nd All Middleport home 11me1, ,core twice .m the bottom of the - -- - - -- --Ml CIUIII ot confilct wit� the Little first. They Nent Drabowsky to the : -� Le■a:ue ■chedult dflm1nd1, will be 1howera by tymg 3. 3 in the tee• I Pl ayed on the vl1ltor1 diamond. ond. In J ' For example, the Aug. 3 Racine effeclive relier p ltchlns But ll'.lmfl •t MJ ddleport will be pl■)'• from Bob Anderso n and Don El· ,.., ft VDI ed <1n the Racine diamon d . iston stopped Cincinnati dead, Ei1lon lfttlk lhe win, his fourth aga inst three loase,. · Do n NewCard Club Entertalneyl ,ombe suffered thl defeat. Four IJII.-U1 Y r,. er MJ uetwu,cub hil8, one or tttarn I honjer Mn. John Zerkle enterta Jn,d by Jlq b WIii, accoahted for three her ca rd club Tue1d ay eYenln1 1t f\lnl In the fitth •Jid sent Ntw• Unt , her home In Mi d dleport. Que•S (IOIJ'bf �•.. To Retleent You fPled Pl ayer■ were ¥r■. Evere tt Dav i• 1 Jn 1111, th• R�a made three ,t!J. ind Mrs. Davicl p_.111,r. Prin s ror■, bri�ting their totat to � in �H (-reea lltMJp � were won by l(n. D1yJ1 •nd thi laat 18 ga me■. ' · )ofn. Jame1 luoha oaq, . Othen piqln, WP!l Mn, Cub Bahr, MJ1. J:Olf!U Sludt1r, ¥,a. Bruce Lloyd, 1"11, Clintoq F.r and Mra, Jane GlllJey. At the eonclu1lon Qf the a�enl n• a di ■ert counp w11 .,,ytf. I J� I I Iams tepheng H1't Long w·11· I .�;�;7i:· f�:�u- Blows .The 'll Alwa s Rttall Souchak Take.s y y . . ! MAX WARD ·4;3 I Now Op1r, ;· ' I k�RYl 1� @rl ani.t�'•M ' ng 1 c::�elnde� Q , 1! !WPMUftfl•I 1,1�� pver �pn.U nt1• n-- . � •. �:n Ln,,. :, "� I l■ltlrnore . , Detroit- E ttr■d• \,ln lt,d P'r••· ll'"!terrlltlon1I 2) ..,, ••�Hll U-41 tr Burntl de 16was a night to re111ember, U NEW YORK UPI-Ingemar 3 ), I not only for Ted WIiiiams, hut Jo h anuon became an 8-5 betting ( ·l Yo favorite today U he 111 d Ployd ( ....t ,t at Chk.., - T1,11rf1y also for his " caddy " , Ge ne S te• 4- I ) v Wynn ( 2.. ) . ()hens, who may pick up the Pttteuon reated at t�elr camps W hl tf K,,._ City - World Serirs money In Baltimore en u ,.t ,,�r �orpplet ng tta.eir "1'alnif1I for (nlght,-Wovde1hlck 11-1 ) "' Jofin. he always dreamed .ibout in BosMonday nigh /'s hea vyweight Htle ton. IOn 1:.1-4). filhl. W illiams and Stephens both hit lundtr'• 0••• taome , runs they'll never foraet. A w�ger of $20,000 on Johana• a.1t t"1ore It �hit�" t,) 11n Fr1d1f nlaht adunc@d t he lotton .t IC ■nt11 Cfty 1 Ted s was ! lie 500th of his cs . reer and assured him a place prlc1 from '1-1 lo 8-6 today Thus New Y•rk 11 o..,..lt f2) among baseball's immortals. f�r t h e �etllna: hH been comp ara - Wa llh l ntton •t Cte.-.l1nd (21 , For Stephens, who long had la• lweJy lla:ht lilhd very liibl. f 1 1 5 I. 2nd I AA.·, rn = · 'I Favored 8-5 TO Whop Patterson N11ionwJde mc■111 "'""' 11111, inwranc.e aervic:e. Accideat . • • Fire . • , . Theft . , • ! Medical , • • Auto- nobf!. • ·• • !,ndowm«ih • • lleliruntnl • • • \ ' Life . . . tetdoA Name )'01.1 S, problMI. �atio nwide & trprnen"lly, can help you plan wilely and ec.onorD4ally. t I ........ . . . . ;;;;::::-- I I I miWR I '"' QI I I I I "'u.. I II I 1..t I I I ,:;w,,'" ' git ut He'l) ffave B- tr B aa 20 .tl43 � illsb !' rgh . Just to take you back to the nrst I �,-1 Uttrn•Jod � Wfl�f!JI, by B Y OSCAR FR4�EY san francLSCO 33 25 569 ◄ DENVER UPI-Fro°;1 the bot-- time around, J . had studied the H•JIRiRI J_p Ut@ qr�i:*I putMilwauk ee 28 22 !560 5 �llfl) U'· 28 26 600 8 1 tom of a n1me 8ha!t , like a voice Swede', 11tyh! wllh a c.r1t1cal 11.nd Wr•k af Q}'I rfh• St Lo u !s lost I close one, 5-4, a•t Syracuse . Fraley to the fro Fe9rle1is analytical g b, eye . m , , 3 10 l m . ele A 26 464 ffi�1 [ R( AM ll 41Rt: 0 ll • • i ngs , £ annmg 9 but keepmg him• Los 1t • mn F red die B d �en t SU: lfllll't ftlJ· �lnl lffw Wlklkl He wa& 1 r1at ■t t he rhumba Ctncannat1 26 3 1 456 10'>, mm,t 11rocla1m today 111 se pulchral self in trouble with 9 walks. :&ve n �, he Wai: enJ oymg a 9-2 Utiicago � wa ltzed with ele1■nt grace. 1 trtt tAtt ti �--- I• 23 28 .461 IO'h tones that Floy� Patterson 011 , lead by �e t une Blac-K.well relieved him m the 7th. Hu ch a -cha was, if nol superb, [ Al'ltfll'llMMI• Monday ni�hl will be come the � 86 357 10 Plh1la delphrn ---Fof Racine, l,.any Salser. th e loshrsl man m tu11ory to reL·apture spr1ghlly RHUlb )H If JII 1 4� I� C�iu90 'Frltl•Y-1 His right hand, II he held on in .,fb:.� relieved .by L,..rry th e world heayyweiglH tille. l · slaftJd th nt; d 4 ;h���c :; s i�:d tl t (nl n Cln ;:;.ICe 1ft I he t lrd,_ he b� Peanuts th This, assuredly, IS i:Omg to lo lhe wa111 of hll prettr f1ance, Qll. Mil 3 St. L. 2 ( 1 2 111111., nlPt) J i!IPR,, � •ck iu ill� h . nd Wick- Micki:!) Winebrenner :a�e to b� 1 P ittsbu rgh 'l LOI Ang. 1 ( nl11 ht) old Fea r leH persona now B1rg1t, showe4 ■mazing power. rt -� mak.e Ip)' flt:� { ti fflli� a � � 8_i,;n e, � i ll l ;;e 2 - run as the yleadorfn. man . He tee'd o�f S■ n Fran. 7 Phll•. 3 lnlttht) grata W ith an old nightclub pal a liP rt, •• he stowed away ta ll\lf· ' pJ •llPtUr m II � )I on Terr Joh son's first pitch r r 111 h nam e d ln gemar Johansson. li e m a ma_'• Scandin a v ian cooker y , rttnJ fttlr,··1, Iii• Saturday ', Probtt,1 1 Pltd.. u �d le e OYN fie hom ft run a the .xS h8�t ■en coIIerted 8 h omer, Chlu1'o •• Cl ,w: l rin■tl-Mor•h••d may not eve n go cha-l•h.11-in11 with wa.s hshtning fut. n •� qyt Ul.-r• Blad:wel\ two triples. Glueckr.cr fence It was enou g h to. wi n as (0-4) or Cardwell (3-5) v1 Hcaolr. m e an ymore, which is going to His endurance eon&lderl ng the r P!�lf!n:p W tn Pilch h b W me came r nner to en � , I Dfll f.g 1Jm1t t t "'11Q thit ' c Jr, doub ,nngles and Gilbert II two m• le• • I0 l o r •• I' ha�py , ariy how nu m ber of stro kes h e took on the . SJ (S flll n11m11: * Y"F 11 Pn d f O e top of the se,·ent h imd shut out th · , Ptl• • n u , , a 1 1er ,, round s come Mon • go l f courae , wa s superb. smgle · &yd. a double and Mike . st. Lou Is at MHw11.1k ..-Jac:kton lp • in I vmtors the ·er a gle Ln the Pomeroy 1 ( -5) VI B urd.tt• (6-2). day evenma, m)' Pill lngo IS gomg Hia thmkl�g, the way he played �4, j'@ � 9 �:�;Iii: ara�; bLI! se's In run i four fourth Syracu l-l ,. � � P Ph l l 1d•lp t'II■ at �an Fr•"clKO- to be cut up l 1�e II smorga �bo nl t he angles i n every contract h e D'�� "t0�n . l@ "" 1 mnmg Baker was wa lk ed lo et a ! ha e and d, e will rerer stgn e salami For Rac1_ne Bruce Beegle hornthe ve was unpa ralleled. Ha rde n bul that youn g gent fe ma n ROMrt, (2-7) v1 Je,.._ (a.fl or Art- to slop the rest1v1t1es Jfe 40.iJOn d · :C,Iµfh' -.,.,rn . \· This, I decided, was a m a n I WIJ before the er� and smiled, Lee hat a triple, tripled ' ton.I l l {:J-,4), P n ls 1 te t sh .a g.11m!ll the ff'nce m c-enlf' r with amazinlf footwork, " aw.azing �� g n r e e � �e G:.O���ge! o�c:::: P itnburoh ■t Ln Angel•• nioht borscht ge ts too thick w t g y T r wit ons 1 ' for he the onl blow. olh h :: �:11:r r::!! t ja���� t /�1 In all due m od es ty, I must ad· p ower, amazing enduran €e and I Sy racltle h i t or the g.i m e wae ll -Friend (1-3) vt �O.vltt (0. 1 ). I Ira ha.s aeemed to be a htt\e off !hat last year old Fear,less amulng th inking powers. mil ra rrn ed rouri :'tk e d 1d w' kl,me Sunday's G•me• Bingle by Baker wb ictl woul,:I m{P.c■te pull�d one out of the left fi e ld ra n d 1 ane k Why th en, you well may as�, ' ,h; bfft 2, an hls �fte s e1 aren't too :sharp. For Middleport lhret' run s were C l'l lc,eo N Clrklnnati 12) th al bleachers by p1ck1ng lngo to heal coJU!denng th at his cha cha 1a n L� ; w�lke� l I 've &:QI to think thail I f 4 e: uy .acored m the fifth on smKle!! by St. Loul1 at Mllw■ulfff (2) I Floyd milde me cel e pom.eroy be�I Ronni C • T1 1f'�a) , ven m e brity I of eYflJ!I r t �tte it was -11n ea r itt u i :y P U ,vh -' lot A"91'1ff arr and Benny Wilson e ge ts bpffot!d in tll, rtebt spot un t Jie calibre of Broa d way � am, ago �� h is 1rtp on Ruch thing, S acuse 4 .� on s"pencer s two.h • . ;;. 1ded by two Syrac Phil He lph l • at S■ n Fra nclaco error 0ths use , t •lugain- ' -yo� :: . it'1 ·I mld1, , . , Highpoc:kets Hanr.ahan , One•Eyed as B1r,git s waist and contracte less ber p!JIow-,•)'ou , AMER ICAN LEA.GUI I with a foam b er Middlepurl hitters were M i c ky Ye ru YI. L. Pct. G Connolly 01 1 000 l-3 ft 2 's and the Racine tlunlung man for the bout are eve'l stronger, B , r tMorris and Charle� Bush eal'h �,nt go le t or got 10 r butcher who 19 a surg eon in his ca11 old Felil rlese de fy the signs"· I 330 O 2 Pomeroy D 2 & lea and Carr 11 seco nd ' 5i ngl e Iew CUu, !� aa,nd •ta t_' �po , n 35 24 593 Baltimore b ru1n1 a g • IJ x� m t Boyd (WP) Blackwdl (7) and ·.,.1e .eon , al m?ther u�d to tho11e locali tle11. Pattenon might SI ffip 1,o' uk � fanned IO, W lllked 3 ; New york 30 - J577 I ½. 1 .\lp,11.re tlmt · ' . R■Hont Citu affect say Spencer. salaer !LPi, Price (3 ) , Wine ionately w1t�out uiung a be d lan 39 23 .� 2½ brenner fanned 1 , w� lked Ol�ve 8 b.it g�nah)' at tint 'ti�� he'll , comma. course, of ccnta, 5 Wit·k lin ' (ff) • Lee (B) and Bailey. 1 and That 30 26 .536 3 ½ ge t h. ran�r1"th th. e c1 rIt l lone· Johnson fanned 8 walked 3, Oh u:ago . )' :f AT SYRACU SE - - C and )'OU un ride the subway. Patterson was undertrained the � ' 28 25 . 5 28 4 De troit arr ' fanned 2, walked none. m� e trymg e r a p � : 8 There were, then and now, how last time and rega rded Jngo 1 23 30 . 434 9 , Washington he I Th• lt•ndlnos en on, , ever, a great many sterling rea• ju1t anot h er hoofe r rushed up to · 23 33 .4 1 1 I O Wo" Lott . Kans.as City I th ron1 ro• are 1 e e! � a : son" for rJ_"IY a b1olutcly ama�ing star billing loo ra pidly. He a1 SQ 1 9 34 . 358 1 3 1 1 Boston R■cine ... 3 l m ay l t, UIII r'ff lllrLJ;, and d_ownr1ght lucky selection. had been _ confused, as have A�vFriday', ��l donil cry fo� Ingo. He't Results Ponwroy . . . . 2 . .2 Mlddleport . ... 2 2 Bo-aton 3 Cl.vel1nd I (night) 1 miking tbree-qu.rt,n or II, .ndlllol) 1 3 iollimoro 3 D,t,oit I lniohtl bu••-•4 u'll Blill b••· 11,Jll, N•w York 4 Chlca,o 2 ( night) s boot. to . � ' WHh, 3 ··-· City l (niohO ,,:::=.-;,"7'11r-:::------ t1:1 re baseba_ll in Panth�rland, _ tee'd ofr on four Racine Pony pitchers Fnday here with 9 h1ls good for a 9.3 vu.:lory , their second straight The win tightened up the race, as Middleport SERMONETIE Pl•Q" v,.,u. 1u,11 R*ftm;,rn, Pi- !IP"'� - Ronald flle!llolltlln. !InI 1ul1led b:r her d■u&hler, Sandra. Tb, home wu do=alcd wllh Ir• ran Je menta or ,ummer no-.iot. A coote11t wu won by Mn. '19yd Ca rm;icll:. UU:W MIIIT • I SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON OF THE WEEK By 11,,,, F, E. Dunn Th, Eltbtr Circle or the UtHlfd Putor or Bethany, Carmel, Sy1"M"u1e EUB Churehes L uthe ra n Chl.lrth women met re­ TEXT: "An� Jacob awaked out of his sleep and , , , said, 'Sure- ce n tly in the St. Paul'1 Luthtrtll ly the Lord is in L'fll! place, an d I knew ti not. IGenest's 28·. Parith Houte with Mrs, Mar tid' Ob· 16). linger and MiH Lel ah Jane Powal! J atob had wronged his brother, who then thre atened to kill as host esses. �n. Ohlinger pre­ By Roy L, Smllh him. So, at. this time, he was fleeing from his wrath. Without Af' n tcd the program milng th, toplo:· - I ar nig ht. he ha slept outd dd· ors with a ·�ut,� erana Behind the Iron Car The role of the religious grafter is a very ol d one, and in s he I ter t h 1s part1cu d 11eneration there have been those who have stone for a p1Uow. But now he ha d J. ust awakened , not only lain . Mn. Jack Welch and lfra. al most every I'> rrumd it immensely profitable. The scripture of this week' s to the light or another d ay but also to a solemn realization 1 Edwm Roush gave a. repo rt on lhe 1 re_cent synod meeting a t Jatbon'• Sunday school lesson ia directed against that kind of d eceiYer. th a t G od was prese n t . " ' 11 An Ancient Wvnlng H e ha d awa kened from a won� e rf u I d ream i n � hi c- h he ha d · Those present I n addition to w boo .D y second k as seen the ange is o f G od ascen d rng and descendmg a la dd er h About the middle of , centur , A . , a . the t ose named were Miu Jean GriAI pu biI.she d un der Ch ris tian auspice , k nown as t he Dldat he, that reache d from earth to H eaven. Stan d ing at lfie top was slead. Miss Judy F'r) , 'M iss Dori■ ' · rrhe Teachlog of the Twelve Apoolles) which was d irecte d at God , w ho ta lked t o th e trou bl ed man, dchYering him a mes- F:ll1011. Mrs Thomas Grin1tea d and this abuse, and which undertook to warn the infant Christian sage of hope and ultimate salvation. So thrilling was that ex- �!rs W illiam Russell. B I RTH ANNOUNC�D Church against imoostors. perience he never forgot it. l-tr. a�d Mrs. John Wolf� are J t seems that there were those wandering preachers who It appea rs that ne\'er before had he sensed the divine Pre• had discovered that the little Christian communities offered sence. Though back home he no doubt had often heard his announcing the blrt� . of a son on at \fason f.'limc. The baby June hunting ground for the unscrupulous, " because the fa_ther I �aac d 1scourse a happy O our Creat?r. So he had become fa.- wei g hed 8 lbR, 8 ounce! and ha& · , . Ch ns t'tans were a t rus tfu J an d chat'I1a bi e peopi e, and because m1ha r with the story of God s creatmg the worl d ; the sad ac- been named William Harvey. 'Ma­ -they were inclp!e� to t>elieve in the honesty of anyone who count _ o Ad am an d EYe ' s fall into sin; and the cherished hope 1 ternal grand mother is Mrs. Harvey f mad� great clnims to piety, and some c1aims to novelty. mankin d had of a Red eemer' s coming someti m e to save fro m · sarazen , Niagara Falls, N. Y. Pa• Unfortunately, there was no a uthority yet established in- con demn a tion a nd d eath. ternal grandmothe r is Mrs. Marside the Christian Church which wa s capable of passing on te B ut most of this , evi dently , regis red vaguely with him. tin Cam pbe ll al 10 of Nia i;c:ara Fall a. TOW N COUNC I L MEETS . the merits of all preachers attd all doctrines. Even some of To this man God must have seemed a Sort of mystical 01 The New H■ven ,:-own Council the monstrous dectllptiona s�ceeded in cloaking themselves imaginary Being. Then how could a person com m une with . , , met Wedneld.ay evening at lhe in the raiments of the Christian cause, and the rpetrators H 1m, as twas reported' hls grandfather Abraham had fre- city building in a meeting continn o f frau d5 m i� ht go for years wi tbout be ing calle lo account, quentlf done ? Furthermore , who had ever seen God ? This is ned from the regular Monday evPn­ for the simpl� reason that no one had any au th�rity to do so. the attitu d e of many. inll'. j('flion, in order to me-el with I n t�e meantime the grafting we �t on, to the du1gra�e of the But is God therefore proved to be non -existent because He Mr. Andenon and M r. JO(> Sp ence . . Christian cause, an<J the hnpov_er1shment of . the Chnst t:3-n�isn ' t revealed to mort al eye ? Not at a l l ! "Do not I fill heaven ftf Ch ar lest on who h ave bee n _reThe Dtdaehe u�dertook to .•ssl!e a warnmg to Chn_s t1 ans an d earth, sailh the Lord �" (Jeremiah 23:24) . Many other Bi• tain.ed by the town as cons�l 1 mg ev(;_rywhere, and m so Qoh;ig tt listed some of the tratts by ble passages assure us that God is real , and that He is present. engineer, an� were here 10 d iscus, !he sewage disposal plant an d pavwhteh tile deceivers might be ide11,tU"ifJd. ream ' convinced of the So ' Jacob arose from that thrillin . . . j mg of town streets. � · Grafters tile I rea 1ItY an d presence Of God . It ha d n an awesome expen• , . Attending were Thomas G rin... p rov Ides llOme !ntere�tinJ �eadmg for the mod �u.,, The Dtd 1. awakening. For it etead m ayor ; Thelma Capehart. reence. spiritual But at that how glad was he . ern �ttrtstian who take s pride m maml�mmg honorable stand- become for him th � beginning of a· series of thrilling esperi- l tord e'r: Jack Frey, Robert Coote. ilrds 1p�J4e 1.he oper,\tiO� pf Chrl.stJa]l Church. ences with the Lord. Many times thereafter he m ay '"have ex- Ricbar4 Ord Thomas Hoffman and . Edwin Roush, councilm ;n. Also _l ap.s of any cofn1p u mty . to of- claimed , "0 , th e ble ssing of a time ly spiritual awakening !" . Ci Jt Wll§. �P.ptQlQQ (Af [)Qn. fer hos1ntal1ty tp YJ�1t1ng Ch liami, and especially so 1n the Many persons today are spirituaUy asleep just as he hfld Arth UT Wehrli, Karl W1le11, and Fleshn Jal'k dner, �umgar aid B case of tbPae who came f>11e1aohjqa �e Gospel. ut among the been 50 long. They hear the ringing chuffh bells every Lord ' s ayor m new the t, Ca�har 1Rw1s few &inaerf: there were at teasi a insincere wlul overstayed Day; see the church announcements on bulletin boards and in e�. Geo r�e ��Y.er aat their tune apd lm P.aed Qp their hosts. In other words , they newspapers '. listen occasionally to a sermon prayer or bynm � nd counc1tm a11 11n O,m,:-rver. meebnJ: the on m · � 1 c; tians fqr the s�ke Qf gettlng an easy ti V• But so man y see m never lo sense or expenenee the' preseoce retend . , ed to be C fJ� The co11ntil was advised by :Mr. f, . •� wllho�t rtnaerinJ *ny service Ill eicbapge for their ac- of God, "though he be not far fro111 every one of us,' so Acts Spence lhat lh c new ,i,eet. would comnwdatk>nS. 17:27 d eclares. Think of the multitudes that regularly attend be paved along with those of Ma­ ., Sun day School, without ever seeming to discover Him for AOn. The council canv�SAed the votes or Ute rec�nt election a nd i,c-the mselves individually. ' The Uniform Sunday Sch90l lesscm fqr June 19: ''BEAR.; the e'.echo1.1 as record?<l b1 ceptP;d Why is this so? Because, like Jacob, they haven't given the Tu. Thtlll; Creator and lluJer of \he univ erse, we thank Thee for the privilege that lN6 GOPD FRUITS," MatUiew J : 1 5-2;J; 2!):31-46; Luke , n e)echo of!lclat■ • 'lbe tounttl de-. IS oqrs of �eiqg custod!a�� 1tf � .mall porli on of tltiti good earth. We pray for qn der­ Lord a good chance at their soul. •· G od is not in all t. h�i r t1d£'d that in t he near future Lew13:6•9; Genesis 1 : l•U. th. oug his . " : That m�n was so. busy trying to obtain �e b irth- i.■ Street lrom !Jth to 7th st reets Jllld.a n� lq Iii! Ull!I , to impro ve and to save it. Strengthen our fait h to the . ,, we may hAve Thee walk with u , · in companionship. wllC,, pretend� w}J.o to have new revela- right and i ts blessin g that rightfully belonged to his brother would be made one way going Then there wer" t�1e from. the Al m igh- that he gave little room, if any at all, to the Lord. He was 110uth for a trial period of one commisshms lions, to }Jave re,::alved special Hear our, prayers, deat QQd, aqd forgive our imperfections. Keep us ever mindful 1 month. n succenful the cha 'nge or a • new interpre- spiritually asleep but unaware of it. ty, or to have developed "n�w of tt,e fa�t that all we have abopt us here is in reaHty not ours. We are but Thy trustees will be made perman,nt. And can How people bt! -twakened from spiritual slumber? • tation of the faith." The thing l4ijt made them so dangerous of 11. ·, Mrs. Savanna Upton, count., Try roqse to so themselYes? they that will find the Lord for was the fact that they talked glibly, they sounded well , an d n une 88d Mn. K':-rm1t health Finally, bless Thy Churches l!lat have me ant so much to us in happy times and · in they pretended su rfor piety. But they were impositions . As them. Pray God will throw something across their pathway GreAS appeared before council �0 g: . that will attract their attention - something that will start days or trouble and sorrow. Thank Thee fo r the rich fellowship t herein. Above all we avoided al all costs such they were to d1scus!4 the hr,alth budget for th1a · th h u that _believe mus,t God t.o cometh at t He But praymg. e� are gratefu l to Thee for thlir sanctuary, wh ere we may go to meditate an d listen , until year �hich hiu been cut. They nJ•Uh�w W•• Trc,ub,M perhaps we may hear that still small voice in which-ever Thou speakcst to the souls oi The authot of the First Gos el in the New Testam ent see ms h� t� 1 and that he ts a rewarder of them that d1hgenUy seek 1.11ked th at N ew Haven contri hute­ r, at le ast s100 toward th� hea lthmen. Amen. , to have been the "teacher" n one of the Syrian churches, him. ( Hebrews 1 1 :6.) _ . j spm.tually do ca y�ur pr_o�rarn _in order to continue. the for therefor favo Th� bes n }'.OU e � ! ·· · probably the one ln Antioch, and as such he seems to have . • •• h chmc bem< held at the Qmll,n him fnends awakens. rouse he sleepmg him; unto! shake, to 1s been greatly troubled by the appearance of some of these r ;a 1 Building. _No aclion was Memo And soon as he finds the Lord in a personal "" rience of his graft1 n1 ·,o chers, proml:i. n 0'1Cl , oc ss i ca ::: bul cool)<r atlon wa, With retenslons of great pjety, and seeking to sow SUS- own, he will rejoice a t h s discovery, He will le the . w , • piclon o the constituted auth�ritles in the local church , t�� s n that awoke him . Never will he forget the happy surp,:,se LIO NS CLUB MEETING · t accompames the fmdmg of God through J�us•· Chris� ,'qw .J.J ons . Club . m...!! ,�'J'ue sd :ty • ��ti , o. l 10 ned o commissi. was Who on� as up hlmaelf ,set aran1H , , , , ' • . l'J�Qli , . . . 1,..- � 1 , ... . · 11UuCt all believer& ln °the true faith." And many of the ,um. �u r Redee.mer. ·• . . • 1 -�, t!ve11in2 al the 1Hi6n"'"fffime for _______ the;, """''" m'l"tln •. Mra. Sa· wary were Jed otf into coqfusion and deceptions by empty a Uplon, an1nty health nurse, vann phrases and }Jlgh-sounding tjtles. � l'i. 1' -:i:•.1 naest Ape■ter. !he talked on In order to safeguard the Christian congregation, which Suiht Const�atlon. the orocedLIBRARY �OURS C HANGE was named a.11 the tlub'1 reprellllddl!lpOrt was made up of honest souls who wanted• to know the truth 1 Po1J eroy Budgei Shopping Center • The Women s Club sponaorors sentative to the Maron County ures and the 1mMrtl'lnCf' o f ooop. • Matt hew gat hered up some of t h8 familiar sayin�s of Jesus of the Town Library have announ- Health Commissio n. Two Jetters er,non between the Sivht Conser­ � i�h seemed to apply to the situation , and he pu �Ush� the m teu a change i n the hours. Effee- of resignation were read and ac- vation Vrol?l'am anti thr. County . <• -. · & m hts Gos��· This mean� that he a,lso taught them d1hgently live Tuesday, June 2 1 st t h e library cepted, ?tfn. Clyde Rice and Mn. Health Decartment. An r.lection or offi cers wa.s h el � will open at 1 0 until 1 1 :30 a, m. Marion Oblinger. M rs. Louie Karto the Christians under bis care. <lulom Built Kitchen& the follnwlng elect�: p n!111wilh were Wile, rl a K Mrs. and m. nik p. h 1c 5 on until 30 : 3 or d ea inst In blunt language which curried no favor h.e called them lltakers of Holsum Dread Charle!! Leste1': lit vice. llf'n"faJse pl1)phets," "ravenous woJvea," and other names prob- �■e h Tuesday of the week �i� is accepted as new memben. The dent. Jr .: 2nd vil'e. F. C. ReiBuck rv e h t on held will meeting July keep from conOictmg be ably as harsh which are not recorded. And the problem is still I m order to ,J with the swimming pool hours. 1 1th in the baaem,nt of the home chert; 3rd Yitt, Will ard F�ar: seeWith us · , j The library wm continue to be of ·"'"· Richard Pfiffoer w"h ,et,rv - treasurer, Ed Cunmngham: •ts · · nu e :, recogniz ca,n sue f ir lh b•• ed be h All open on Thursday eveninc from Mrs. George Burna, Mra. Ray Pie- Tall Twistf"r. Tnm Hoffman: DI• . , • OP AMEIJIOA · ,, (Copyright. 1960 by the Division of Chrl�Uan Education, Na- 8-7 : 30. This schedule will con- .._,na, Jr., and Mrs. Lloyd Holfm11n recton: John Wolfe and Mart · ti,,,.i_c;ntoa 5888, a.,emwood, W: Tear Dodgfl & Plymouth neaJer tional Co_unc1I of the Cflurches pf CQrjst IQ the United States J tlnue through the summer month.s II hostesses. a work shop on Ward: J,ion Tame r. Robert JohnMiss Suzanne Wolpert is- .serving flower arrarigement, will 'be held. ston and Greeter. Jack Frev. of Ame nca. ) ----Attendin, were Robflrt Johnston, "nle program for the evening as Hbrarlan durlng the summer. INI > •r pm '1:30 School, Sunday a Brewington, ames J Mrs. Supt., Evem Hoffrru,n, John Wolfe, F. C. Tom "Slipping �'. diacussion panel e th was , GARDl!N CLUB MEITS � " Prim.ar)' Supt. Divine Wonhip at nlng prai1e 1ervice An Open LetCl ub Rosea" · by Mrs. Donald Brown, Reichert. Ct111rles Lf>�ter. Ma1'k The Ne h aclim a Ga rden ._nteU , ,«wiHl 01 llQ.Ua . lO:SO a m Sermon �o They Wenl ter to t he Churches. · ,., held their June meetina at the "Planting of Roses" by Mn. Law- Ward. W illard Fear Henrv Bu<'II:, ( . y IUB ■ eet . Church O(ficial Board Together. will m a.tll n , F 1 �•; Va. ,.._..,,__ -� 'ff H\llli11J11ani• '. .I ii Alex Quillen Memori al building renee Lieving and tht "Care of .Ir . Jack F'r"V irn d lfllf'!lls Bill ). h ora Sun W or, unn D .,l 9:3 e o c hur l h t a ing O h ev th ig ;p · wit h Mrs. Donal d Bumgardner, Rose1 ' b)I Mrs. Tom Hoffman. Gihbs. pn1i11"IJ"' Jlil le1 , Harry D U•· p ,: 1 ,a • �_p : _ $i �, K SO ti n opp, 1 ng at lhe c�u,ch IO h O l d l ay h d : 00 T even ay urs • Dli" M rs. David Fielda Jr., and Mrs. The p anel made an ,rrangentenl nell ""r1 nnn•llf Br,.,..n I ominf wonb ip h' -a: '-" Evan•i PERS.")NALS at '1:ao the truateya wjlJ �eet. The Supt ; Y-hour 6:30. �:"3 NEW HAVl!N �":'��';;;!�§ , Ca rroll Adams Jr., ser\'ing 11 hos- a nd corsage featur tni !'Olell. llatlc 1ervlct , ; �. !"ra yer II a ..._a IU I Church, F. I. lesses. The devotions consisted of clHea Frid � ay evfltrilll wit h. DVBS c Mr. METHODtST CHURC" SCHOOL 11n d :Mra. Robert Ten nant '� I �TOI' 8 i, 111 Q!'I_. 1en1ce., 'lbe Methodist Church b bold- and chlldtt11 weft' rt-cent vis it on • progra m. VJsl t the dlepl,y at 1.J>uqn , Pa■tor, Sunday Sehool 9:30 two readings "Life's Bouq uet " by lmMt l'alrvt9w Chur,:fl, Wayne Rouah, Supt., Wonhip at Mn. Ad 11. ms a nd "Reveh, tiona" by ing their DVDS for twQ weeb of hie brother and family in Madi o'clock and pro,11'.nm at '1:30, fltoma1, pallor. SQDdiv. '!ebn111 at TM F lnt Baptllt Church, Mid- 10:45, V-Hour and prayer meel- Mrs. Bumgardner. The roll call . ending Friday. The following per- eon. Ind. 9:30 am Supt, Rer� sh dlePort, Rev. Donald Boone, Paa In• JS P, m. Sunday. Mr. ind Mn. Norman Stiven wu an swered with "Nam e your fa- sons are teaching a nd helping prayer aervices WtdneJday IUB Chu rch, F. E. vorite rose ". tor. Tony Fowler, Supt. 9:llli am lyntuu children, Parkersburg, were FreeDavid Rev. aehool, and the with prt4Chlng S�da1 l '11Chl 7130; = t guest■: of her paren t., Mr. m rec-11 ch: r chu s Church• School, 10: 18 am Morn- Dµpn, P.1stor. Sunday Sch ool D·�o the of stor a p Th e busine s meeting was con- man, "' , � P?t&, JOUDI :neople■ •#tMlnl Sun• . , • .i p n l e Quisenberry, �upt.; Worah1 Worthlp, it Be 6 'Pffl Ir. Hi BYF ln H. C. Roney. Jo h n Mn. rten r Claa, Mr.a. and Ki n . B de g a r uck Mrs. J r ., y Hen ducted by . .. . . . . � • dq d·" . ..,.; p,/. . . . · ..-V SlllES to, lvery.ne ,�. J .in da B.■ump:ardner. dauthter church, 7:90 pm EYen� worehlp 7:30. Prayer meeting Wednesday president. M rs. Robert Johns ton Fereuion, Mrs. Cheiiter C,mpbetJ, · , 1 , ; ·, · SUN"AY . , .. ·' gq.'· ·. , . •:: �d The Yawn Patrol, Serl;ture Ro- 7:30. _ _ t" Mra. Ray Mahatrey; Primary: Mn. of Mr. and Mn. Donald Bumeard�,.. . Ethel committee; -, _ ___ I Telephone W manl!I 18: ,1 -1 1 , 8:fte) meeting ot Ed HUJhes and lln. C11rl Tera· ner ... a �cent p atient 1t Pleas. WHTN"-TV . "' , , m . boor!I · J _. _ � ... ,!! 1• '1 · apma n , ch11rman, Naom1 Cba.e, Ch the: pm 7:80 Tuetdty ushers, the n&nt while Mn:. David freem411 ■nt Valley Hoat,ital. 'II" 1M. fAS n' ., J,1!11.1: .w·.;• Channel U - 9:411·•.h'h · , I'' Bertha Laaher and Audrey Pat- ia Jn charce of the music for IS Dorca■ , OU'<:le will �ffl at the, ft'.U , q , ti� · ,. -,i�, O. . W, f'r.ol .-. _ Mr. •�d Mra. Jack Heuon wer.e · �fl"'"" �•t. i C!i, ih, '.t •. ,t , � 1 ·') ,. y.f: ffi T{ l t9: 80 L · • · BatrV tenon; Members hip commi ttee: th is group · Juni or, Mn. Jatk .,.Cefll Yislton in Washington, n . c�ara:e·, home of Mn. M:Uton •flo&d, pm ''Destroybuf Fear Goldie And eraon, chaim11n, O�I Needs and 'Mn, wan, Casto, 1th. c. e1 • ic Elect■ Circlf! at homfl ot- Mn. ""· , � ;t,Y· "4e11ds To lfN.Urig" ,., • :-r·, · t r\ � ,ina t 1 7 Armstrong, Blanch.e Jividen and John Morgan, music. Open ho me 1�, e�r1e John · FulU: for plenioSllnn, cov'-l.l ,U Mr. a rid Mn. Cherter Weaver 1•• Thi, hdlrl ttd Church, R••• ered dish and table •�laa, 7:IO H ilb t le . ·• JPlp'f .....l 'fl� '1:JO p, . J': Mely a Tu rner; Publicity �mmit- wi ll � held .June ·17 at 7: 30 f!)r ■li d t�mRy were 'fitiilng reldlves _ �, . ...-:, '!�·",i; - 1 Waldo J. Bartels, Pa1t o"r. Jo h n Love-Joy Circle at home or lln.. 1 , '-"'- JytnUJI Circle of WSCS tee: Mn. Grace Colwell, ehamna,:i . friends a nd Piftnta of lhe chil- Jn Columbu111 retentl:, . •• ·• I wentrip lOtlO ,a. "'-· -, Wonlal, ?1:IO. p. ,1111, Rolllr1 ... il'f'"' tlw .._ Jlfi,ell n; Rllff Wm. BIJ1ii eU nar, Dir. of Cl\ . !:due. B. F. P,irmalee, 7:30 .,., Pr11oll4i of.. ,thJ kutlan d Metbodld Churth Ruth Erlewine a nd Janet Morris; . dren. Mr. and Mn. Geor•e MacKnlellt Reed, Bible Sthool Silpt. W. fl. S111u11haull,h,. p11i.or : Sun- Sunday- Churr h School 9: 15 a m, Circle 1t home of Mn. Eul ■ entertained 1 & the home of Pen riy A J:?aY committee: Mn. I MOTHIR-DAUGHTl:R aANGUf' and fimtly visited In New York MHwal ·J:IM"!''-11"' CJ,u_rdt day 5-'ig.J. ,t :Jo 1. m., Worley Wor!hip Hour l 0 : 2:1 .a m sermon Smith; Wednesd111 7:SO pm Mid � ¥afpret P11raon1 June 7 I Rut h Erlewme, Susan Theobald, \ A llother--Daua:bter banquet wu reHntly. Mn. Edward Rickard is a 1uri. , .._t.,_�ornln, Wor• by the pastor , Jr. Hi Yout h Fel- week rarer ind pr�� miee,Un., with KIA P Ilia Rice as asal1t- Opa l Armsi-i:ong, an � Mildred �· held reeenlly in the IOcial roem ....,.... S"Ulool 11 . Jt, lQ, · Len Haley, 4 5 h pm, lows The Friendly lp 5: i, f 1e 1 rvlee1 . [M. '9u.S>(. 'llr. 11d vrt. Dalt lb lp lO:fl a, .,_ e,1• w11 1bowa. and dieeu ased . c hairmen Pearl Little, Don na Nel- ladies of the Union WSWS and 11.n. Glen Smith h11 been ll Y• tfwjlll �a, ,�P. Rohert E. C i rtle meeting Tuesd a)' 8 pm. Choir rehell'lal ; 'l!hund1y I pm •• Chutch � -• lyr Puton. tb :tt , e".lFl!l. PfQ er meetµie Come · and worihlp , you are wel- Men'a Fellowship will meet at tbe Jfln• Panoni plQed two pi ano , son, Marie Birchfield ind Mar- the I■die1 from the local EiJB in e: with her mother Mra. Artt,t 111•-1 ,...-.,,.uahlln, come. · church as 1t1eats. The meetina Casto who i1 • pat ient in a Cha(church. An outlnt l1 planned. I ■olot. 9Ur topic tor the eve n ing Jorie Rice. , e . DaYlcl. ,Jtwltor 7 :� 'J):1,indaJ. Bff. ";l, At the close of the meeting re- was conducted by Mn. La�ra )elf.on hospital. Church .. c•rt1t, Mllllll■poft,. ;au KJQlon1 ,rnd our guest d•n�• Socletyt 144 l1tlen S Chr J:I&. A; -�: : •ifal A�, ,:t. 124, Jean Morgan Yisited her �and ji COdn.er pl lto"r· $und■y Mulberry Ave .. Pomeroy, Morn- Fred I. Gardner, :IHnl1ter. 0: 80 1peppr for the evening w11 Mn I freshments were served to Mn. Elliott, pre!!lident. Mn. Vfraifia 1iiut.l' 'f.... a. Mn. trong, Arm iss no And , lllfl•· 11 tht rv on reJIC)rt o rents M r. and Mrs. Warren a wi p M gave n � : Kay o ll h t a i Bible i. r bte Wood. �lae:ol apscl ., Harr Alb•ny, Uni• yard, t i.tJdiep.'i Chul"t!b Jng aervice a_t 1 1 with I, Th,,e , t\V�� C}� . _ ..., 'f:a,. art a t Leon this past week. Stew h she . C . $teffy .,ho IPOke on her eiperleneea as I Ausli �! � ra. � apman, Mrs. Cha�e, ad reeept. ConYention Day lonar:y Fat�ers of JI.. • ance Evol� n, a M By Indudmg l' m vene l)' lii �► ..........,n �.,,,.. ■ocoa . ,a .,. 11!1 1 p, . Su d 3 T Mn. Colwell, me OA . H. L. Dyer and 110n Joh n Mn. . l a Mrs. , t due A onh Mn aUer,ded. ly i .,1q · , !P• a 111-,lon,r ry to Japan. She alw Atomic Force the 1ubject of the Supt., 10:10 M:orn !ll w , . l'rt4n ....,. J l'Ulldr • It, ,lvr#\_,� . 1e,1on .sermon. Golden Text: Thou Subject The Ideal Earth1J F'a tb- 1hbwed picture, of the school G t ,·_c,! �olwell, M�1 Erlewine a nd Mulford and Cori f'eJ",U1on, B&flg returned after visitinlf: with Lt. ,,, •· ii-, �lph even thou, art Lord 1l1;me; thou er; 7:30 Eveplne service, ■\fb- Wltere ■he taught and lived. St,e Joel la, ,lfr.s. Flemmg and Noretba, several lf.llect.lon,. Cona.1e1 we,e Comdr. and Mr1. J•me11 Dyer and i m •· ! · , i 1 r e1 1 !30 haat made .henen , t:Jie heaven or Jed Who Went Abo"* Dolnc. ._, l)retented with ■ aift at (lie M rs. Jividen, Mn, Ev!bn Jordan, presenled to the o)delt moth�, family a t Norfolk, V a. ,:_.,1 .t p m 1 Rev. and Mn. David Freeman ayer A)ttUna Good Pr '1:30 tl• of the eveni ng by the grot•p Mrs Lucas, Mrs. Morris, Mn. Mar- 1 l(r11. Helen WebrU, the young• Wfd. ; boat, heir t all h t t he heavens, wi ,....�J 1'...-Nfl ut · •· a. , Jl'._:/�I 1: · = conrerence: el Mra. Jane, Pat• �nd P1r1on1 garet 8 Bennie a[rs, eat, talfml ; mottt,r S nded a recent atte e P i ()J:rn 1tu�. in Bible wa!1 ing and t miPe ese n The bu,I at th tbingt re a a all rth, a nd e m , ttl ;1 l / ,fflf".o� Ev ,.. �. 0'10 1. m. Rtee . at 'Bueka d Ellen P and Mrs. Church !on, be,r (tie) Methodist the f1mllt, t larges the t n P ll! rth, Mn. Alfrwl� president, tlla rtll'f. g:hi, r1e el the vice , therein, the seaa, a nd all that ii . , _.,..,,,�, . • • IQ hdaJ •v•&aa ilk'.IO. .� L. SleJ. M 1 n i t · 1 a e � � 1 9 s:i::, �: n�:;ia� :!U:. l!: E:�� :�°:i"° �u:� ed �� ��h�, :;:'· ni�t':::::; ■t !���� t�� �:� �� �:;:;� �� w!i:.����e'll�:�I,· ' "" m 1111 Youth Fellowship group 8:80 a., fl), )I'� ltlac, SUpL; llOiit-1 sh!ppe tb thee. Nehemiah 9:8. Supt . Wor1hlp 1ervlce1 10:4!1 who W,JI ■t L■keaide. After the Mn . Taylor, Mn. Theobald, Mn, Riddle showed a fil on "Ch1'r• Wf ''"'. 'litWil Betty Mrs. Thomas, Grace the UB Church were recent from World." the ml41• A Arciund t ch'• WSCS 11, we e d call Ju roll and evening, d a re re mlri,u Tuesda,t service lnJ' n e 8. e\t t a Wedneailay p : C .. ii:f� ,.' it :' .,if.30, f tait- ....tp 1U 80:� !hiatlan IQ l onhlp ■ Wolfe d r or the Huntin J?ton fellow■ l!'ues Mary KYM. Mrs. [or t ms, a i ken w■a offeriht Ion o t a ■on Mra. Sch.llllnt introduced the new Chvrch, P,isn- meetlnt at the Foll Qd-Robjn p, P,l,i Evealn1 w�p 1 UnltN p" deavor · ■ . E?Jnpl� gr hy Barnes and They snent the a fter• Dorot Mrs. eryl, h M oup. SIWIMG ship ITS CLUli a C . pr ii,t y. \V,tnlng :ye,r coming Wednesday tbe for tldeot borne, eroy, Eugene Brown, P11.stor SUn• / "'! mitt! · 7 p. m. 11·• wedbetda:r T·IO p' h yllis and Connet :R1ae. noon P at camden Park and- later children, Club met recently Sewlnr The · preshe and A.u1Un Fred Mn. '1:� n.1 t mee er 9:18 FinScho'!l h t y a d Kehne I/· m a �....... ,�I JH · !Ima at lhe home or Mn. L. C . Roush. went to Ritter Park for ,upoer. W TM Pint lil.-t... Chvrch, R•·· aided ;lj:YJl! the remainder of the Supt. W911hlP 1 0 : 30 1m. To• ft!li· J. -.,- 1flffl�, � t, 1 o. ·•i ' l'iil)Ue meelini 90.n. t'1 P' pfey, CHAIIGI .ACINI!: Mn. Berth■ TUmbull and Mrs. 'l'hose 1ttendln,1 were Mra. R. astor, ho�d to d11.olded WII nt P meet"Inj. 'McCiulflY, . It Arttiur cine, Janel Gulde. · ; ie Need�d. a .,;.a.,.·,....1tt s•11.tv 4 • m ,.. iiillt 01. tJMt Jl�th . .•• m� Mlnersvllle, , n row Bryant , llra Hugo Juhlinlil, Mn. Edi th Cox of Raven1wood vitiled Victor .,.w,n B l)nnu the nday Sc�6o), 10:4& al!J Su al picnic July 10 1t tfle am 9:30 wnt Ca�pter Alit nd a :prown .'�,w· r a l li!;.. U,. b tt � l le el 9 l' m · e,t- frif"nds In town recen tlJ. p. ,r, ., l!lp- go to GaTl\p SBbina (Sunday after:" Momlnl Worship to-pit! t'tle Chrl! Portland· P�k. Thl1 ii for mem- I preach Sunday. mol'."lng at the L. J. Jlllf.Uncutter, Mrs, Fred · · Ch� Ice mttlln&'. Tbur�. . 7 ), Mr. and Kn. Robert Gibbs of t Ch urch at J. Mrs. Method1a rmM t.yne, ey, He Run Mn. Forest I was It aQ [1m11if11. for the� end pm ber1 Father, tian 6 tor Hprteenting noon) week a · tf1tlH -4--. J'tffl!efOJ'" , ...,. � 1, l&trJ S�ool' "n.un. 8 If:• 1ft· MeW. V■., were recent cine a R Bancroft. the t a Mrs and Wein, 0 N. Mra. Stewart, L. • rn the WSCS. Wed. 9 a m Fn:ver aJld ,chool ages, 8 pm EvenlnJ HrYict 4eclded &o h•IP the trullee■ pur- 9 · cu -paMor Stmdu SfhooJ t:80: , M r. ind Mrt. Richard of S11nd'1 _euests H. 10:'5. W. Dy■r, al L, . ch T r Mrs. Chu t one, t S tbodis · ptfr• the for rltril:erator I eiwie Plllt'ltn Hgtl,tt,a ch.,r,h book 1tudy. Wid. e pm eholr re• An Open Lelftr tt 1!�111.f wonhtp ,o:ao; jff.l,s ,.i,. D■ MiddleHa■tin1, Noah Ord. nd gue1t, a Wolpert Pilili Mt'I. evenin&. PrlfeJ P'I P 7:• W nll!fllay ecl es, 1al. ar e n t h dlrec Jo n. Werry, , M l•"tffl)t., Den WKhlntchw•nz. h tS:'f Ev�JII -1 Mr. and Mra. P'Iovd Crioehnt , pdrl, will preaefl at the PortJuid Mn. �1 Clark and Jhe bosten. were committee■ followln.g The mettln1. tor. m.: . a 9:SO , er . � .'I\� 'lt"1• �So;r� jjl.lJ.toJ!.:..:. �� !p<:1001 ,nd �mily, Mound,ylll•, apen� 1 •. stlQWII !IILD T1!o lethlthom lepli1t Churfh ■ -Jnied for the c0min1 ye,r, Methodl,t C�urch. The two men C�•rch 11,jjjoi , ,if �, ,-� :tlfoi, lt� ,Vonltlp ll):JIO ■. m.; Pl!- _The HNth MethO<l\ot, n as w.u pulpit. weeks vaea.tlan bel'e. he t g lhower o A re-I liend,,. Arthur R. McC■uley, ,t11,1.nce CQQIIJllttee: Mn. Llnn , u, f1Uln l�� Church ta · 'tq.ft); i ; Bd- p-1 ... \Youtt 8:45 p. m. EvanU}� Middleport, Raymon «.on&tahi. Gfta p Cul SuUlvln n ii a patient ■t ed t a h poin been r � s of 41to borne held the 11t r �nt.t, l ai , tu1n; a fheobl 4 , r S11�R � Uc ��•• l:30 p. � : Fellowi,iJp Pastor. Sunday &:hoot' 1 :31) each .P11tor, 8;80 am Morhlng wors)rlp f 1w'1'1i �inn - Bolar �tal. j· lor Ill• cberge, D ,_.4 ♦ ..._ �- ' Mt,, of _bonllO ill ao!l>b ... <mld 1 Luca,; liildttd 1nd J11P1 I I llj;ll f1!11,r, SundlJ, JllOrqipl ''"' B!!>�Qe, !<>Pie Tb, P!ria\lM ....,... W�tt4 ..• 7:io p, m. 1:1iJ a. .._ tirl' _.. "' �..-I 1-¥.,..4,- • _,... . ;...,.. . ........... • � { '"''"\ • i• " • � • •I � \�• ,; 'j,, ', .,. \. ,' �}. i • ,.:' ' -,.' i \ i,l1 , ti!-", ,_ t.L . � ' .,.,.. ' { ,:, .. . , Daily Sentinel, PorQl'J'Oy-Middleport , 0., Jun, !�, 19Q()..5 Pomeroy Upsets Racine, Syracuse Edges M:iddleport • p,vr Ut,-Ohllfth-.1 tASJ,a:,. 1 lf'l'J,lri, ut!!K�� I �����·. ��� :�':::· with ■ r · �•.lllfleOu• 1 I .. I �· -- - · - · · · · · · · · " · - - · ,-� - - - - · r-- ,. . ...... . . .__ ._ .,. ___ ..,.. ,,,_ ,.. _ . ,.. . . � _ . •·• . ... • • " ., • ._ • .,._.,. • • •,t- "" , ,.r r ••••, . .. ___. ... ....,... '¥ ... ,. ..... ... "'I,. , •·----i--;"'"' • - ,. _ .., _ ._ • • • • ..,,. .,. ,. • • • ,. •� 't • )\ • � • ,. _.- ... ---------···- ..... _.�--- ,... ..... . . . ,•� - - - . "' Winebrenner's Lead-Off Homer In · -- Sl'ANDINGS Si xth ls Deciding Blow In 5-4 Win "' �•�;t0:-:r t•�r;;�•.., romeroy ' s Pony Leaguers, promising good things for fu- w. L. Pd. Today'-;s,;;tp;;�de I Ingo Is l}ue ForI Fa)) I GB oy wx ur,� I I I I I CO IU,11 PROTrll'IION � · · u '- I I Ph. WY-2-2'60 Pomeroy, Ohio •, ••• .•, 0 ■_W,� --·- _ - -•· •-· - a, il m12,. ,· igRf� :\ff �:\� r;:� iJJ ,: ,1L'�f DUDS IN IUDS '" (lPUl,CIPKII.\TJlP 1,d uwd Ml P· . ll� P 1'1,Qi:brqfin � i,U� . d Jiff th! Fltlf!I � Wifl • , IHIRJh·nt\lP� f.t!ffnfol]. Utockqut j)oy tu1tj pnall� u, · flN il ftJ•hl i:�"'�-�:·1 � IIII Alll!dlf Ntffl911I AN' . Ywut Ji ' II l'lltll·hlr '"��11'1 � wit�- - 8 1,ifl. P.Jl@I t b(MJV ' qie ftf �Jlf ' )k)u Ge� [!Ithif h J ttett!� \.II" "' flJJ llflllll t lf1t f.A i ti tlll R '1 tlU! -,v. I� = ......, • _ L ,tAN!MIA\l,fil 1 lltHT lllCl§'CJO uf ...:...pe1,nd ll.ui Ing cham on JCanu.s made a Comer AdJ an� So. 3rd strong bid today to retain the ! l'jCAA track and field ch�mpion• ■h jp as it qu�lihed eigh t men 1 ' tnlo final� ag aj n$l only t�ree for ' fayored Univeisity · of Southern "FREE PAJQ{JN G " California !,-. - - �- . -- L A U N DI Y •• IJ•� ·,\ rw - oltli fir· y r ::J •\I ft!: tin . !l!'q&! }1, , �� N,tt,, In I _ I l WWII flll' lillr ...... ,..1111111 MIDDLEPORT I ,__ _.,., T er..r,: .fo · ':� et ie U. I The W"lll'.e rmg hH not kept face wJlh Uclr:et ia lei, which have reached '61ID,000, aeoord lng to )'OUUlli Bill Fuyaay, an d Jnd icate11 a groaa gate for the Polo Ground , of more than $800 ,000. He said that the "live gale, " plus ticket sales at 290 locations for thutcr•tell?vislon In the Unit• ed State1 and Canada Jndkated • to tal sate of about $3,500, 000 for t he rlcheat fla ht In ring hlsto1y. County Preppers H h Havi ---ng--f pen PJay . g TfOUbl e TfV1D ednesday Eve To F1' gure Red�·- I I F . rv · o NVER UPI-They went o qJ In thfl u. s. Open 1olf ebant· pionah lp today wi�h a ere•t chance to break thfl scorint recorrl and slim hopes of c•tchlf1i runaway Mike Souc h■k, Big Mike a:ive them one new mark Friday when be added 1 four 1,1nd6r par 38--3'-4rr to his openini 68 for a 136 which rubbed oul t he former half•way mark of 1 38 held joint ly by S am Sne ad, Ben Hogan, Dick M a1er and Billy Joe Pa tton. Sanders appeared to be hill lone �o·mpe ti tor-lor Mike held • fat five stroke edge on a trio banketl - at 1 40. They were Dow Flnsterwald, form er winner Ja ck 1 Fleek and li tt le Jerry B■rber. - -- ef Plx•UII 111•le­ rlel1 •n ho111I at ell 11111••· Melia 111 your ho111, Pl11•U11 hoedquorten. f'A 8 T, Q N l • 8 T Q I' ■ J II V I C: a .... k"9t ..... "' ""' """'"'.. ' 8 M II I ASSOCIAT ED RAD IO and· TELEVISION Harry IIJHier, OW!let . ·� · · · T. E. V '"' AI N S _ ' < ' ' l'i>oilEltfW1 OHIO "'.'.__.:'.:'����:__:...,,,,,.,.,,.,,,.,,,.,""'""""""""""""""""'""!!e!ee!eee!e"""""'""""""""'" PAINT qu11Hy 13- and DIC,,. ior Pl!inl I.a 1 wide ranee ol co­ lon. M Jow aa ts.ft .... I �K l ► � � I �·-·· '8.11-100 M ft I CIIONT MIX In a.ru1y bop. Scienlflklttib' mixed. Need. on­ ty the addlUon­ ol water. I.ft " IOe liq RINIW - IIYAL-V liEW LONDON, ""conn. UPI­ The Y1le1 and tbe Harvard.a re­ new • 100-year-old crew rivalry tonla:ht ·on the water, of the Th1me, RlYer. It will be the 95th rowina of tha cl111lc Y11e.ffar­ ard or Harvnd-Yde-dependln1 on wherfl loy■hy Ilea-crew r.ce. ------- , I Met11 ¥ ANOTHER GOOD BUY FROM BAKER•s " ' j 1 1 CUBIC POOT Frigidaire Refrigerator ' ... Alf (:Daill)> � . • • u.teu rat � .i, <Ill 'Wl'JIPO ,....... You Map i ,, .. Ii �Ci �- ·1,, . 1·; , ·',} :-�·1,:._.,<� ·-:0 . .1, � II . 11 "· :.;{\ • Froff! A'!'etlc�'s . . __ ;i�mo,t, Mcinu(,,11,,r. ' If! Tbe Laev One , , ,I . . . - --�;;. ' ! -�·'·11""",,� ' " below. I I I I .· _ IIIAKR FURNITURI tr'TIFFLER RrD ANCHOR ...... ' v,. I ' srt, *•l'orttfled ooNI tiodJI . ,tr l I for ' lopi -... IOp ... . ly. �" - Plue Tu •�II • · r,ocappablo TlfJt' . Att ·SIZES , and.- TYPES · SALE PRIGlrJ}::'.· · Tu��' 111,,..lYPI " , �I!� ll•dcl ' ' . ,r' , �� �� .oal. I' I · Jl� o:00 ";;;:��§;;a� -��ht���,._'Lia1t.r!i ciJ!.�� ·,:- ;;.. w·J � ""= . f w .... "1 ·�• a. �et• . �· 1)'. ;i•;·� , ,..11e ·Y r ·. , n tl n.J M t·LocJ" t II 9 n , rhu-h G·oup "i ,.,.,eer ng e 1 I(- · • I w- �f ■ I r,.. »;;;, ,._lil• Sc:11"'-' ( �- •· JltiftidM a.nt.. ,i..;. �� ihlfl, 'JC: • ·rotDOII a.u.:. �. •� •:... illuldv • � · �� Cf":;'lt.l{;f"�' g.� �- ,!,,!..'!, � ..;,,��-� -M ,.._,._,_ tMg� I �If-•, '!;!!_�"Pra•· �i · e "'"tt -, • �•Is.'• f, � ,,ml.!. ��. .,__,_ t.\tfh-t• ■ C:=· � �let I !t't:�� 1 1 I ✓ ...J.:i ,_•· ,.· �= IR �::J'JIO M lrd ,,:an· I •t f 'Ir H, llAWLINGS & SON$ CO, HElyER· n •s· ••·K'ERY i· ,. ' . . ·.'� OrlahlAf equlptfienl tread doj,th, It, NEW HAVEN SOCIAL NEW'S I ,. Of/10 VALLEY BAKING CO. a.-. :'i-� I I • I •• it the hope it w i ll, in � measure, foster l)nd he·l p sustair, community l i fe, thi s featu re. is thot whi c h Is good in fomlfy sponsored by the businc•S:,· ,f ltms ond organ i za t i0ns whose names ., Melg1 County lleal lftltt Ow.,,. .CLYDE G. MI LLHONE. l I I ,......_ -.t rHE UNITfP $TEU WORKERS NOTICE ,\l,o l80P, .,' a r PildtiJewrt S&H (M-LIII -.l R •mptfCenter WIii ... At EVANs - 111.l.lleport J 21 st • 9 to 5 pm The tax booka are now open f°' Ill• ,J1111t or 8eaond•lt Dell11q11J11i colleellon of the 1959 Reil Estalf W!IIII· tu. Clo1ing dale will be July 11\, I fOIIEMAN ABBOTT II · � , I I aoctrlne!i" 91.I I z k'- T ...... . I a..t I I II •ta.'!41�g · po..,! 1 Run In 16 lnnlnp W• t••, • co111plei. ,i.ck I I : Grafting In Name Of Religion The Former's Prayer at Lead bl, , • . I 'O · n' Tourney bored in WUllama' abadaw whllf! wi th the Red £01, ii w11 on ly the 215th of h ie major league career. Ru t hi aure ph:ked the r ight spot to hi t it Frid.1y nig ht. P!nth• h lttlng for wlnnlna plte h • eJ' Jerry Walker, Stephen,, who came lo the Orioles from th e Red Box only laat weok, sm�1hed one of Fran� Laty's ofl�rlngs Into the meats with one on m t he seventh inning to spark a three-run rally I . t ha t bea t the Ti1era 3-1. Oriol•• •et•ln LNd The homer was Steph en,11' first wit h the Oriolea a nd en abled UtC them_ to reta_ln their 1 1,, g a m e j lead In lhe American League ru,e 0o Williams' homer, which 1110 Clilme with one ma n on, powered Jthe Red Sox to ii 3·] win onr I w I the Indiana and made Ted t he The Melg■ Countr �un 1 m ll!r CJNCJN N ATI UP I � " I' ll he frm r th pla:y_e r In major league his. H h Sch ool b11a bal l 1ea ue o n . t ry t� h It lftOO h<1met1. Bal,e Ruth n & i,. g' , ,, � d mn •�d " shrug·g ed · " r re d J!11lch· h't1t 7 1,i, th'1', we dnes11a JJ mmie Foxx 634i anii Mel y even ng· wtth .f.aur ' · le s iugn e,1 0 tt, O l I . 1or once-weekly lnson, "lf I can figure it 01.11. 11 He had just seen hi.!l Redleas pl :; drop The Ya nke er, registered their their sixth straight, lhis one They .are Alfrad•Or ange (Easter n ), Pomeroy, Raci ne and Mid- to the Chic a (lo Cu bs. If the 1 0th Yictory In the last 12 games trade wit h a 4-2 triumph over t he Whlte dle-P4;1rt. Game s ar e on Wednesday Reds lo11e tod a y, they'll goin Cube, the with places lo Sox -and the Senators topped t he g evening. seventh pl11ce. Athlelica 3-1. HIGH SCHOOi.. LIA.GUI " All I can do," 1i11tchinson Jun e 22: Pomeroy al AllredIn the National League, t he Pisighed, "Is �huffk the pla y ers. 1 Orange, Racine at M iddleport. retained t heir four-sam e rates June 2D: Middlepo rt a l Pome- went wilh the other lineup ae lead by downing the Dodge rs, 2·1 long " . eould I as roy; A·O at lttcine. the Glanls defeat ed the Phillies Jul 6: J>omeroy at Racine · In vain, he had sent l larrr An • 7-3, the BraYes edged the Ca rd- · Midd eport at A·O. ' dcrson 1o rir,h1 field in place of 1 inal!i 3.2 In 12 i n nings 11.nd the r, Jul)' 13: A O at Pomeroy • Mid- &lumping lius Bell. Elio Chacon Cubs handed the Rods their aixt h · ' dleport at Racin e. replaced Hilly Martin ut Mecond straight loss 6-4. J11ly 20: Pomeroy at Middle- and Frank Ho u .se tuok over the ------1 port; Raelne •t A-0. catehlna: chores from Ed Bailey. July 29: Racine at Pomeroy· Anderson came to the clu b from Jets Flante-Out With ' A-0 at Middleport. Philadelphia this week along with Au1u•t 3: Pomeroy at A-0• Wally Post, long a Hedleg. "l1'e ROCHESTER, N. Y. UPI _ The ' R acine at Middleport. · like com ,,, ho,ne ,,,,· ""," Posl slid Ing Columbus Jeta were able · A ugu,t 8: Middleport at Porn- smiled. to score only one run in 18 In• eroy; A-0 at Racine. Poet was to h�v"' s�.art.-d F'T-J• ning.s of play a1■in1t the Roche•• Au1u1t 10: Pomeroy at Racine; day ni1ht, but Ch1cagQ Man111er er Red wrn111 Frld,iy niih t and Middleport ■t A-0. Lou Boudreau at th /last m.inu.te were shortended at both ends of Each te.ni Pl1y1 nine 11me11. aent riahtha nded Mo� D r8bowaky • doubleheader, &-0, 2-1. Allred•Or■na:e 11mea at home ■re to ,�rt instead of Se h. Morehead. The teama m11et •t•in toni,iht on the Ea1tern Hlth diamond all The Reds bunched two lti.u wi th wit h the sixth-pl ace Jet.a h oplna: � um11 1t1rllna 1t IS:80 p. m. a sacrif1t'e fl y to pull out of their noiedive. a walk a nd All Middleport home 11me1, ,core twice .m the bottom of the - -- - - -- --Ml CIUIII ot confilct wit� the Little first. They Nent Drabowsky to the : -� Le■a:ue ■chedult dflm1nd1, will be 1howera by tymg 3. 3 in the tee• I Pl ayed on the vl1ltor1 diamond. ond. In J ' For example, the Aug. 3 Racine effeclive relier p ltchlns But ll'.lmfl •t MJ ddleport will be pl■)'• from Bob Anderso n and Don El· ,.., ft VDI ed <1n the Racine diamon d . iston stopped Cincinnati dead, Ei1lon lfttlk lhe win, his fourth aga inst three loase,. · Do n NewCard Club Entertalneyl ,ombe suffered thl defeat. Four IJII.-U1 Y r,. er MJ uetwu,cub hil8, one or tttarn I honjer Mn. John Zerkle enterta Jn,d by Jlq b WIii, accoahted for three her ca rd club Tue1d ay eYenln1 1t f\lnl In the fitth •Jid sent Ntw• Unt , her home In Mi d dleport. Que•S (IOIJ'bf �•.. To Retleent You fPled Pl ayer■ were ¥r■. Evere tt Dav i• 1 Jn 1111, th• R�a made three ,t!J. ind Mrs. Davicl p_.111,r. Prin s ror■, bri�ting their totat to � in �H (-reea lltMJp � were won by l(n. D1yJ1 •nd thi laat 18 ga me■. ' · )ofn. Jame1 luoha oaq, . Othen piqln, WP!l Mn, Cub Bahr, MJ1. J:Olf!U Sludt1r, ¥,a. Bruce Lloyd, 1"11, Clintoq F.r and Mra, Jane GlllJey. At the eonclu1lon Qf the a�enl n• a di ■ert counp w11 .,,ytf. I J� I I Iams tepheng H1't Long w·11· I .�;�;7i:· f�:�u- Blows .The 'll Alwa s Rttall Souchak Take.s y y . . ! MAX WARD ·4;3 I Now Op1r, ;· ' I k�RYl 1� @rl ani.t�'•M ' ng 1 c::�elnde� Q , 1! !WPMUftfl•I 1,1�� pver �pn.U nt1• n-- . � •. �:n Ln,,. :, "� I l■ltlrnore . , Detroit- E ttr■d• \,ln lt,d P'r••· ll'"!terrlltlon1I 2) ..,, ••�Hll U-41 tr Burntl de 16was a night to re111ember, U NEW YORK UPI-Ingemar 3 ), I not only for Ted WIiiiams, hut Jo h anuon became an 8-5 betting ( ·l Yo favorite today U he 111 d Ployd ( ....t ,t at Chk.., - T1,11rf1y also for his " caddy " , Ge ne S te• 4- I ) v Wynn ( 2.. ) . ()hens, who may pick up the Pttteuon reated at t�elr camps W hl tf K,,._ City - World Serirs money In Baltimore en u ,.t ,,�r �orpplet ng tta.eir "1'alnif1I for (nlght,-Wovde1hlck 11-1 ) "' Jofin. he always dreamed .ibout in BosMonday nigh /'s hea vyweight Htle ton. IOn 1:.1-4). filhl. W illiams and Stephens both hit lundtr'• 0••• taome , runs they'll never foraet. A w�ger of $20,000 on Johana• a.1t t"1ore It �hit�" t,) 11n Fr1d1f nlaht adunc@d t he lotton .t IC ■nt11 Cfty 1 Ted s was ! lie 500th of his cs . reer and assured him a place prlc1 from '1-1 lo 8-6 today Thus New Y•rk 11 o..,..lt f2) among baseball's immortals. f�r t h e �etllna: hH been comp ara - Wa llh l ntton •t Cte.-.l1nd (21 , For Stephens, who long had la• lweJy lla:ht lilhd very liibl. f 1 1 5 I. 2nd I AA.·, rn = · 'I Favored 8-5 TO Whop Patterson N11ionwJde mc■111 "'""' 11111, inwranc.e aervic:e. Accideat . • • Fire . • , . Theft . , • ! Medical , • • Auto- nobf!. • ·• • !,ndowm«ih • • lleliruntnl • • • \ ' Life . . . tetdoA Name )'01.1 S, problMI. �atio nwide & trprnen"lly, can help you plan wilely and ec.onorD4ally. t I ........ . . . . ;;;;::::-- I I I miWR I '"' QI I I I I "'u.. I II I 1..t I I I ,:;w,,'" ' git ut He'l) ffave B- tr B aa 20 .tl43 � illsb !' rgh . Just to take you back to the nrst I �,-1 Uttrn•Jod � Wfl�f!JI, by B Y OSCAR FR4�EY san francLSCO 33 25 569 ◄ DENVER UPI-Fro°;1 the bot-- time around, J . had studied the H•JIRiRI J_p Ut@ qr�i:*I putMilwauk ee 28 22 !560 5 �llfl) U'· 28 26 600 8 1 tom of a n1me 8ha!t , like a voice Swede', 11tyh! wllh a c.r1t1cal 11.nd Wr•k af Q}'I rfh• St Lo u !s lost I close one, 5-4, a•t Syracuse . Fraley to the fro Fe9rle1is analytical g b, eye . m , , 3 10 l m . ele A 26 464 ffi�1 [ R( AM ll 41Rt: 0 ll • • i ngs , £ annmg 9 but keepmg him• Los 1t • mn F red die B d �en t SU: lfllll't ftlJ· �lnl lffw Wlklkl He wa& 1 r1at ■t t he rhumba Ctncannat1 26 3 1 456 10'>, mm,t 11rocla1m today 111 se pulchral self in trouble with 9 walks. :&ve n �, he Wai: enJ oymg a 9-2 Utiicago � wa ltzed with ele1■nt grace. 1 trtt tAtt ti �--- I• 23 28 .461 IO'h tones that Floy� Patterson 011 , lead by �e t une Blac-K.well relieved him m the 7th. Hu ch a -cha was, if nol superb, [ Al'ltfll'llMMI• Monday ni�hl will be come the � 86 357 10 Plh1la delphrn ---Fof Racine, l,.any Salser. th e loshrsl man m tu11ory to reL·apture spr1ghlly RHUlb )H If JII 1 4� I� C�iu90 'Frltl•Y-1 His right hand, II he held on in .,fb:.� relieved .by L,..rry th e world heayyweiglH tille. l · slaftJd th nt; d 4 ;h���c :; s i�:d tl t (nl n Cln ;:;.ICe 1ft I he t lrd,_ he b� Peanuts th This, assuredly, IS i:Omg to lo lhe wa111 of hll prettr f1ance, Qll. Mil 3 St. L. 2 ( 1 2 111111., nlPt) J i!IPR,, � •ck iu ill� h . nd Wick- Micki:!) Winebrenner :a�e to b� 1 P ittsbu rgh 'l LOI Ang. 1 ( nl11 ht) old Fea r leH persona now B1rg1t, showe4 ■mazing power. rt -� mak.e Ip)' flt:� { ti fflli� a � � 8_i,;n e, � i ll l ;;e 2 - run as the yleadorfn. man . He tee'd o�f S■ n Fran. 7 Phll•. 3 lnlttht) grata W ith an old nightclub pal a liP rt, •• he stowed away ta ll\lf· ' pJ •llPtUr m II � )I on Terr Joh son's first pitch r r 111 h nam e d ln gemar Johansson. li e m a ma_'• Scandin a v ian cooker y , rttnJ fttlr,··1, Iii• Saturday ', Probtt,1 1 Pltd.. u �d le e OYN fie hom ft run a the .xS h8�t ■en coIIerted 8 h omer, Chlu1'o •• Cl ,w: l rin■tl-Mor•h••d may not eve n go cha-l•h.11-in11 with wa.s hshtning fut. n •� qyt Ul.-r• Blad:wel\ two triples. Glueckr.cr fence It was enou g h to. wi n as (0-4) or Cardwell (3-5) v1 Hcaolr. m e an ymore, which is going to His endurance eon&lderl ng the r P!�lf!n:p W tn Pilch h b W me came r nner to en � , I Dfll f.g 1Jm1t t t "'11Q thit ' c Jr, doub ,nngles and Gilbert II two m• le• • I0 l o r •• I' ha�py , ariy how nu m ber of stro kes h e took on the . SJ (S flll n11m11: * Y"F 11 Pn d f O e top of the se,·ent h imd shut out th · , Ptl• • n u , , a 1 1er ,, round s come Mon • go l f courae , wa s superb. smgle · &yd. a double and Mike . st. Lou Is at MHw11.1k ..-Jac:kton lp • in I vmtors the ·er a gle Ln the Pomeroy 1 ( -5) VI B urd.tt• (6-2). day evenma, m)' Pill lngo IS gomg Hia thmkl�g, the way he played �4, j'@ � 9 �:�;Iii: ara�; bLI! se's In run i four fourth Syracu l-l ,. � � P Ph l l 1d•lp t'II■ at �an Fr•"clKO- to be cut up l 1�e II smorga �bo nl t he angles i n every contract h e D'�� "t0�n . l@ "" 1 mnmg Baker was wa lk ed lo et a ! ha e and d, e will rerer stgn e salami For Rac1_ne Bruce Beegle hornthe ve was unpa ralleled. Ha rde n bul that youn g gent fe ma n ROMrt, (2-7) v1 Je,.._ (a.fl or Art- to slop the rest1v1t1es Jfe 40.iJOn d · :C,Iµfh' -.,.,rn . \· This, I decided, was a m a n I WIJ before the er� and smiled, Lee hat a triple, tripled ' ton.I l l {:J-,4), P n ls 1 te t sh .a g.11m!ll the ff'nce m c-enlf' r with amazinlf footwork, " aw.azing �� g n r e e � �e G:.O���ge! o�c:::: P itnburoh ■t Ln Angel•• nioht borscht ge ts too thick w t g y T r wit ons 1 ' for he the onl blow. olh h :: �:11:r r::!! t ja���� t /�1 In all due m od es ty, I must ad· p ower, amazing enduran €e and I Sy racltle h i t or the g.i m e wae ll -Friend (1-3) vt �O.vltt (0. 1 ). I Ira ha.s aeemed to be a htt\e off !hat last year old Fear,less amulng th inking powers. mil ra rrn ed rouri :'tk e d 1d w' kl,me Sunday's G•me• Bingle by Baker wb ictl woul,:I m{P.c■te pull�d one out of the left fi e ld ra n d 1 ane k Why th en, you well may as�, ' ,h; bfft 2, an hls �fte s e1 aren't too :sharp. For Middleport lhret' run s were C l'l lc,eo N Clrklnnati 12) th al bleachers by p1ck1ng lngo to heal coJU!denng th at his cha cha 1a n L� ; w�lke� l I 've &:QI to think thail I f 4 e: uy .acored m the fifth on smKle!! by St. Loul1 at Mllw■ulfff (2) I Floyd milde me cel e pom.eroy be�I Ronni C • T1 1f'�a) , ven m e brity I of eYflJ!I r t �tte it was -11n ea r itt u i :y P U ,vh -' lot A"91'1ff arr and Benny Wilson e ge ts bpffot!d in tll, rtebt spot un t Jie calibre of Broa d way � am, ago �� h is 1rtp on Ruch thing, S acuse 4 .� on s"pencer s two.h • . ;;. 1ded by two Syrac Phil He lph l • at S■ n Fra nclaco error 0ths use , t •lugain- ' -yo� :: . it'1 ·I mld1, , . , Highpoc:kets Hanr.ahan , One•Eyed as B1r,git s waist and contracte less ber p!JIow-,•)'ou , AMER ICAN LEA.GUI I with a foam b er Middlepurl hitters were M i c ky Ye ru YI. L. Pct. G Connolly 01 1 000 l-3 ft 2 's and the Racine tlunlung man for the bout are eve'l stronger, B , r tMorris and Charle� Bush eal'h �,nt go le t or got 10 r butcher who 19 a surg eon in his ca11 old Felil rlese de fy the signs"· I 330 O 2 Pomeroy D 2 & lea and Carr 11 seco nd ' 5i ngl e Iew CUu, !� aa,nd •ta t_' �po , n 35 24 593 Baltimore b ru1n1 a g • IJ x� m t Boyd (WP) Blackwdl (7) and ·.,.1e .eon , al m?ther u�d to tho11e locali tle11. Pattenon might SI ffip 1,o' uk � fanned IO, W lllked 3 ; New york 30 - J577 I ½. 1 .\lp,11.re tlmt · ' . R■Hont Citu affect say Spencer. salaer !LPi, Price (3 ) , Wine ionately w1t�out uiung a be d lan 39 23 .� 2½ brenner fanned 1 , w� lked Ol�ve 8 b.it g�nah)' at tint 'ti�� he'll , comma. course, of ccnta, 5 Wit·k lin ' (ff) • Lee (B) and Bailey. 1 and That 30 26 .536 3 ½ ge t h. ran�r1"th th. e c1 rIt l lone· Johnson fanned 8 walked 3, Oh u:ago . )' :f AT SYRACU SE - - C and )'OU un ride the subway. Patterson was undertrained the � ' 28 25 . 5 28 4 De troit arr ' fanned 2, walked none. m� e trymg e r a p � : 8 There were, then and now, how last time and rega rded Jngo 1 23 30 . 434 9 , Washington he I Th• lt•ndlnos en on, , ever, a great many sterling rea• ju1t anot h er hoofe r rushed up to · 23 33 .4 1 1 I O Wo" Lott . Kans.as City I th ron1 ro• are 1 e e! � a : son" for rJ_"IY a b1olutcly ama�ing star billing loo ra pidly. He a1 SQ 1 9 34 . 358 1 3 1 1 Boston R■cine ... 3 l m ay l t, UIII r'ff lllrLJ;, and d_ownr1ght lucky selection. had been _ confused, as have A�vFriday', ��l donil cry fo� Ingo. He't Results Ponwroy . . . . 2 . .2 Mlddleport . ... 2 2 Bo-aton 3 Cl.vel1nd I (night) 1 miking tbree-qu.rt,n or II, .ndlllol) 1 3 iollimoro 3 D,t,oit I lniohtl bu••-•4 u'll Blill b••· 11,Jll, N•w York 4 Chlca,o 2 ( night) s boot. to . � ' WHh, 3 ··-· City l (niohO ,,:::=.-;,"7'11r-:::------ t1:1 re baseba_ll in Panth�rland, _ tee'd ofr on four Racine Pony pitchers Fnday here with 9 h1ls good for a 9.3 vu.:lory , their second straight The win tightened up the race, as Middleport SERMONETIE Pl•Q" v,.,u. 1u,11 R*ftm;,rn, Pi- !IP"'� - Ronald flle!llolltlln. !InI 1ul1led b:r her d■u&hler, Sandra. Tb, home wu do=alcd wllh Ir• ran Je menta or ,ummer no-.iot. A coote11t wu won by Mn. '19yd Ca rm;icll:. UU:W MIIIT • I SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON OF THE WEEK By 11,,,, F, E. Dunn Th, Eltbtr Circle or the UtHlfd Putor or Bethany, Carmel, Sy1"M"u1e EUB Churehes L uthe ra n Chl.lrth women met re­ TEXT: "An� Jacob awaked out of his sleep and , , , said, 'Sure- ce n tly in the St. Paul'1 Luthtrtll ly the Lord is in L'fll! place, an d I knew ti not. IGenest's 28·. Parith Houte with Mrs, Mar tid' Ob· 16). linger and MiH Lel ah Jane Powal! J atob had wronged his brother, who then thre atened to kill as host esses. �n. Ohlinger pre­ By Roy L, Smllh him. So, at. this time, he was fleeing from his wrath. Without Af' n tcd the program milng th, toplo:· - I ar nig ht. he ha slept outd dd· ors with a ·�ut,� erana Behind the Iron Car The role of the religious grafter is a very ol d one, and in s he I ter t h 1s part1cu d 11eneration there have been those who have stone for a p1Uow. But now he ha d J. ust awakened , not only lain . Mn. Jack Welch and lfra. al most every I'> rrumd it immensely profitable. The scripture of this week' s to the light or another d ay but also to a solemn realization 1 Edwm Roush gave a. repo rt on lhe 1 re_cent synod meeting a t Jatbon'• Sunday school lesson ia directed against that kind of d eceiYer. th a t G od was prese n t . " ' 11 An Ancient Wvnlng H e ha d awa kened from a won� e rf u I d ream i n � hi c- h he ha d · Those present I n addition to w boo .D y second k as seen the ange is o f G od ascen d rng and descendmg a la dd er h About the middle of , centur , A . , a . the t ose named were Miu Jean GriAI pu biI.she d un der Ch ris tian auspice , k nown as t he Dldat he, that reache d from earth to H eaven. Stan d ing at lfie top was slead. Miss Judy F'r) , 'M iss Dori■ ' · rrhe Teachlog of the Twelve Apoolles) which was d irecte d at God , w ho ta lked t o th e trou bl ed man, dchYering him a mes- F:ll1011. Mrs Thomas Grin1tea d and this abuse, and which undertook to warn the infant Christian sage of hope and ultimate salvation. So thrilling was that ex- �!rs W illiam Russell. B I RTH ANNOUNC�D Church against imoostors. perience he never forgot it. l-tr. a�d Mrs. John Wolf� are J t seems that there were those wandering preachers who It appea rs that ne\'er before had he sensed the divine Pre• had discovered that the little Christian communities offered sence. Though back home he no doubt had often heard his announcing the blrt� . of a son on at \fason f.'limc. The baby June hunting ground for the unscrupulous, " because the fa_ther I �aac d 1scourse a happy O our Creat?r. So he had become fa.- wei g hed 8 lbR, 8 ounce! and ha& · , . Ch ns t'tans were a t rus tfu J an d chat'I1a bi e peopi e, and because m1ha r with the story of God s creatmg the worl d ; the sad ac- been named William Harvey. 'Ma­ -they were inclp!e� to t>elieve in the honesty of anyone who count _ o Ad am an d EYe ' s fall into sin; and the cherished hope 1 ternal grand mother is Mrs. Harvey f mad� great clnims to piety, and some c1aims to novelty. mankin d had of a Red eemer' s coming someti m e to save fro m · sarazen , Niagara Falls, N. Y. Pa• Unfortunately, there was no a uthority yet established in- con demn a tion a nd d eath. ternal grandmothe r is Mrs. Marside the Christian Church which wa s capable of passing on te B ut most of this , evi dently , regis red vaguely with him. tin Cam pbe ll al 10 of Nia i;c:ara Fall a. TOW N COUNC I L MEETS . the merits of all preachers attd all doctrines. Even some of To this man God must have seemed a Sort of mystical 01 The New H■ven ,:-own Council the monstrous dectllptiona s�ceeded in cloaking themselves imaginary Being. Then how could a person com m une with . , , met Wedneld.ay evening at lhe in the raiments of the Christian cause, and the rpetrators H 1m, as twas reported' hls grandfather Abraham had fre- city building in a meeting continn o f frau d5 m i� ht go for years wi tbout be ing calle lo account, quentlf done ? Furthermore , who had ever seen God ? This is ned from the regular Monday evPn­ for the simpl� reason that no one had any au th�rity to do so. the attitu d e of many. inll'. j('flion, in order to me-el with I n t�e meantime the grafting we �t on, to the du1gra�e of the But is God therefore proved to be non -existent because He Mr. Andenon and M r. JO(> Sp ence . . Christian cause, an<J the hnpov_er1shment of . the Chnst t:3-n�isn ' t revealed to mort al eye ? Not at a l l ! "Do not I fill heaven ftf Ch ar lest on who h ave bee n _reThe Dtdaehe u�dertook to .•ssl!e a warnmg to Chn_s t1 ans an d earth, sailh the Lord �" (Jeremiah 23:24) . Many other Bi• tain.ed by the town as cons�l 1 mg ev(;_rywhere, and m so Qoh;ig tt listed some of the tratts by ble passages assure us that God is real , and that He is present. engineer, an� were here 10 d iscus, !he sewage disposal plant an d pavwhteh tile deceivers might be ide11,tU"ifJd. ream ' convinced of the So ' Jacob arose from that thrillin . . . j mg of town streets. � · Grafters tile I rea 1ItY an d presence Of God . It ha d n an awesome expen• , . Attending were Thomas G rin... p rov Ides llOme !ntere�tinJ �eadmg for the mod �u.,, The Dtd 1. awakening. For it etead m ayor ; Thelma Capehart. reence. spiritual But at that how glad was he . ern �ttrtstian who take s pride m maml�mmg honorable stand- become for him th � beginning of a· series of thrilling esperi- l tord e'r: Jack Frey, Robert Coote. ilrds 1p�J4e 1.he oper,\tiO� pf Chrl.stJa]l Church. ences with the Lord. Many times thereafter he m ay '"have ex- Ricbar4 Ord Thomas Hoffman and . Edwin Roush, councilm ;n. Also _l ap.s of any cofn1p u mty . to of- claimed , "0 , th e ble ssing of a time ly spiritual awakening !" . Ci Jt Wll§. �P.ptQlQQ (Af [)Qn. fer hos1ntal1ty tp YJ�1t1ng Ch liami, and especially so 1n the Many persons today are spirituaUy asleep just as he hfld Arth UT Wehrli, Karl W1le11, and Fleshn Jal'k dner, �umgar aid B case of tbPae who came f>11e1aohjqa �e Gospel. ut among the been 50 long. They hear the ringing chuffh bells every Lord ' s ayor m new the t, Ca�har 1Rw1s few &inaerf: there were at teasi a insincere wlul overstayed Day; see the church announcements on bulletin boards and in e�. Geo r�e ��Y.er aat their tune apd lm P.aed Qp their hosts. In other words , they newspapers '. listen occasionally to a sermon prayer or bynm � nd counc1tm a11 11n O,m,:-rver. meebnJ: the on m · � 1 c; tians fqr the s�ke Qf gettlng an easy ti V• But so man y see m never lo sense or expenenee the' preseoce retend . , ed to be C fJ� The co11ntil was advised by :Mr. f, . •� wllho�t rtnaerinJ *ny service Ill eicbapge for their ac- of God, "though he be not far fro111 every one of us,' so Acts Spence lhat lh c new ,i,eet. would comnwdatk>nS. 17:27 d eclares. Think of the multitudes that regularly attend be paved along with those of Ma­ ., Sun day School, without ever seeming to discover Him for AOn. The council canv�SAed the votes or Ute rec�nt election a nd i,c-the mselves individually. ' The Uniform Sunday Sch90l lesscm fqr June 19: ''BEAR.; the e'.echo1.1 as record?<l b1 ceptP;d Why is this so? Because, like Jacob, they haven't given the Tu. Thtlll; Creator and lluJer of \he univ erse, we thank Thee for the privilege that lN6 GOPD FRUITS," MatUiew J : 1 5-2;J; 2!):31-46; Luke , n e)echo of!lclat■ • 'lbe tounttl de-. IS oqrs of �eiqg custod!a�� 1tf � .mall porli on of tltiti good earth. We pray for qn der­ Lord a good chance at their soul. •· G od is not in all t. h�i r t1d£'d that in t he near future Lew13:6•9; Genesis 1 : l•U. th. oug his . " : That m�n was so. busy trying to obtain �e b irth- i.■ Street lrom !Jth to 7th st reets Jllld.a n� lq Iii! Ull!I , to impro ve and to save it. Strengthen our fait h to the . ,, we may hAve Thee walk with u , · in companionship. wllC,, pretend� w}J.o to have new revela- right and i ts blessin g that rightfully belonged to his brother would be made one way going Then there wer" t�1e from. the Al m igh- that he gave little room, if any at all, to the Lord. He was 110uth for a trial period of one commisshms lions, to }Jave re,::alved special Hear our, prayers, deat QQd, aqd forgive our imperfections. Keep us ever mindful 1 month. n succenful the cha 'nge or a • new interpre- spiritually asleep but unaware of it. ty, or to have developed "n�w of tt,e fa�t that all we have abopt us here is in reaHty not ours. We are but Thy trustees will be made perman,nt. And can How people bt! -twakened from spiritual slumber? • tation of the faith." The thing l4ijt made them so dangerous of 11. ·, Mrs. Savanna Upton, count., Try roqse to so themselYes? they that will find the Lord for was the fact that they talked glibly, they sounded well , an d n une 88d Mn. K':-rm1t health Finally, bless Thy Churches l!lat have me ant so much to us in happy times and · in they pretended su rfor piety. But they were impositions . As them. Pray God will throw something across their pathway GreAS appeared before council �0 g: . that will attract their attention - something that will start days or trouble and sorrow. Thank Thee fo r the rich fellowship t herein. Above all we avoided al all costs such they were to d1scus!4 the hr,alth budget for th1a · th h u that _believe mus,t God t.o cometh at t He But praymg. e� are gratefu l to Thee for thlir sanctuary, wh ere we may go to meditate an d listen , until year �hich hiu been cut. They nJ•Uh�w W•• Trc,ub,M perhaps we may hear that still small voice in which-ever Thou speakcst to the souls oi The authot of the First Gos el in the New Testam ent see ms h� t� 1 and that he ts a rewarder of them that d1hgenUy seek 1.11ked th at N ew Haven contri hute­ r, at le ast s100 toward th� hea lthmen. Amen. , to have been the "teacher" n one of the Syrian churches, him. ( Hebrews 1 1 :6.) _ . j spm.tually do ca y�ur pr_o�rarn _in order to continue. the for therefor favo Th� bes n }'.OU e � ! ·· · probably the one ln Antioch, and as such he seems to have . • •• h chmc bem< held at the Qmll,n him fnends awakens. rouse he sleepmg him; unto! shake, to 1s been greatly troubled by the appearance of some of these r ;a 1 Building. _No aclion was Memo And soon as he finds the Lord in a personal "" rience of his graft1 n1 ·,o chers, proml:i. n 0'1Cl , oc ss i ca ::: bul cool)<r atlon wa, With retenslons of great pjety, and seeking to sow SUS- own, he will rejoice a t h s discovery, He will le the . w , • piclon o the constituted auth�ritles in the local church , t�� s n that awoke him . Never will he forget the happy surp,:,se LIO NS CLUB MEETING · t accompames the fmdmg of God through J�us•· Chris� ,'qw .J.J ons . Club . m...!! ,�'J'ue sd :ty • ��ti , o. l 10 ned o commissi. was Who on� as up hlmaelf ,set aran1H , , , , ' • . l'J�Qli , . . . 1,..- � 1 , ... . · 11UuCt all believer& ln °the true faith." And many of the ,um. �u r Redee.mer. ·• . . • 1 -�, t!ve11in2 al the 1Hi6n"'"fffime for _______ the;, """''" m'l"tln •. Mra. Sa· wary were Jed otf into coqfusion and deceptions by empty a Uplon, an1nty health nurse, vann phrases and }Jlgh-sounding tjtles. � l'i. 1' -:i:•.1 naest Ape■ter. !he talked on In order to safeguard the Christian congregation, which Suiht Const�atlon. the orocedLIBRARY �OURS C HANGE was named a.11 the tlub'1 reprellllddl!lpOrt was made up of honest souls who wanted• to know the truth 1 Po1J eroy Budgei Shopping Center • The Women s Club sponaorors sentative to the Maron County ures and the 1mMrtl'lnCf' o f ooop. • Matt hew gat hered up some of t h8 familiar sayin�s of Jesus of the Town Library have announ- Health Commissio n. Two Jetters er,non between the Sivht Conser­ � i�h seemed to apply to the situation , and he pu �Ush� the m teu a change i n the hours. Effee- of resignation were read and ac- vation Vrol?l'am anti thr. County . <• -. · & m hts Gos��· This mean� that he a,lso taught them d1hgently live Tuesday, June 2 1 st t h e library cepted, ?tfn. Clyde Rice and Mn. Health Decartment. An r.lection or offi cers wa.s h el � will open at 1 0 until 1 1 :30 a, m. Marion Oblinger. M rs. Louie Karto the Christians under bis care. <lulom Built Kitchen& the follnwlng elect�: p n!111wilh were Wile, rl a K Mrs. and m. nik p. h 1c 5 on until 30 : 3 or d ea inst In blunt language which curried no favor h.e called them lltakers of Holsum Dread Charle!! Leste1': lit vice. llf'n"faJse pl1)phets," "ravenous woJvea," and other names prob- �■e h Tuesday of the week �i� is accepted as new memben. The dent. Jr .: 2nd vil'e. F. C. ReiBuck rv e h t on held will meeting July keep from conOictmg be ably as harsh which are not recorded. And the problem is still I m order to ,J with the swimming pool hours. 1 1th in the baaem,nt of the home chert; 3rd Yitt, Will ard F�ar: seeWith us · , j The library wm continue to be of ·"'"· Richard Pfiffoer w"h ,et,rv - treasurer, Ed Cunmngham: •ts · · nu e :, recogniz ca,n sue f ir lh b•• ed be h All open on Thursday eveninc from Mrs. George Burna, Mra. Ray Pie- Tall Twistf"r. Tnm Hoffman: DI• . , • OP AMEIJIOA · ,, (Copyright. 1960 by the Division of Chrl�Uan Education, Na- 8-7 : 30. This schedule will con- .._,na, Jr., and Mrs. Lloyd Holfm11n recton: John Wolfe and Mart · ti,,,.i_c;ntoa 5888, a.,emwood, W: Tear Dodgfl & Plymouth neaJer tional Co_unc1I of the Cflurches pf CQrjst IQ the United States J tlnue through the summer month.s II hostesses. a work shop on Ward: J,ion Tame r. Robert JohnMiss Suzanne Wolpert is- .serving flower arrarigement, will 'be held. ston and Greeter. Jack Frev. of Ame nca. ) ----Attendin, were Robflrt Johnston, "nle program for the evening as Hbrarlan durlng the summer. INI > •r pm '1:30 School, Sunday a Brewington, ames J Mrs. Supt., Evem Hoffrru,n, John Wolfe, F. C. Tom "Slipping �'. diacussion panel e th was , GARDl!N CLUB MEITS � " Prim.ar)' Supt. Divine Wonhip at nlng prai1e 1ervice An Open LetCl ub Rosea" · by Mrs. Donald Brown, Reichert. Ct111rles Lf>�ter. Ma1'k The Ne h aclim a Ga rden ._nteU , ,«wiHl 01 llQ.Ua . lO:SO a m Sermon �o They Wenl ter to t he Churches. · ,., held their June meetina at the "Planting of Roses" by Mn. Law- Ward. W illard Fear Henrv Bu<'II:, ( . y IUB ■ eet . Church O(ficial Board Together. will m a.tll n , F 1 �•; Va. ,.._..,,__ -� 'ff H\llli11J11ani• '. .I ii Alex Quillen Memori al building renee Lieving and tht "Care of .Ir . Jack F'r"V irn d lfllf'!lls Bill ). h ora Sun W or, unn D .,l 9:3 e o c hur l h t a ing O h ev th ig ;p · wit h Mrs. Donal d Bumgardner, Rose1 ' b)I Mrs. Tom Hoffman. Gihbs. pn1i11"IJ"' Jlil le1 , Harry D U•· p ,: 1 ,a • �_p : _ $i �, K SO ti n opp, 1 ng at lhe c�u,ch IO h O l d l ay h d : 00 T even ay urs • Dli" M rs. David Fielda Jr., and Mrs. The p anel made an ,rrangentenl nell ""r1 nnn•llf Br,.,..n I ominf wonb ip h' -a: '-" Evan•i PERS.")NALS at '1:ao the truateya wjlJ �eet. The Supt ; Y-hour 6:30. �:"3 NEW HAVl!N �":'��';;;!�§ , Ca rroll Adams Jr., ser\'ing 11 hos- a nd corsage featur tni !'Olell. llatlc 1ervlct , ; �. !"ra yer II a ..._a IU I Church, F. I. lesses. The devotions consisted of clHea Frid � ay evfltrilll wit h. DVBS c Mr. METHODtST CHURC" SCHOOL 11n d :Mra. Robert Ten nant '� I �TOI' 8 i, 111 Q!'I_. 1en1ce., 'lbe Methodist Church b bold- and chlldtt11 weft' rt-cent vis it on • progra m. VJsl t the dlepl,y at 1.J>uqn , Pa■tor, Sunday Sehool 9:30 two readings "Life's Bouq uet " by lmMt l'alrvt9w Chur,:fl, Wayne Rouah, Supt., Wonhip at Mn. Ad 11. ms a nd "Reveh, tiona" by ing their DVDS for twQ weeb of hie brother and family in Madi o'clock and pro,11'.nm at '1:30, fltoma1, pallor. SQDdiv. '!ebn111 at TM F lnt Baptllt Church, Mid- 10:45, V-Hour and prayer meel- Mrs. Bumgardner. The roll call . ending Friday. The following per- eon. Ind. 9:30 am Supt, Rer� sh dlePort, Rev. Donald Boone, Paa In• JS P, m. Sunday. Mr. ind Mn. Norman Stiven wu an swered with "Nam e your fa- sons are teaching a nd helping prayer aervices WtdneJday IUB Chu rch, F. E. vorite rose ". tor. Tony Fowler, Supt. 9:llli am lyntuu children, Parkersburg, were FreeDavid Rev. aehool, and the with prt4Chlng S�da1 l '11Chl 7130; = t guest■: of her paren t., Mr. m rec-11 ch: r chu s Church• School, 10: 18 am Morn- Dµpn, P.1stor. Sunday Sch ool D·�o the of stor a p Th e busine s meeting was con- man, "' , � P?t&, JOUDI :neople■ •#tMlnl Sun• . , • .i p n l e Quisenberry, �upt.; Worah1 Worthlp, it Be 6 'Pffl Ir. Hi BYF ln H. C. Roney. Jo h n Mn. rten r Claa, Mr.a. and Ki n . B de g a r uck Mrs. J r ., y Hen ducted by . .. . . . . � • dq d·" . ..,.; p,/. . . . · ..-V SlllES to, lvery.ne ,�. J .in da B.■ump:ardner. dauthter church, 7:90 pm EYen� worehlp 7:30. Prayer meeting Wednesday president. M rs. Robert Johns ton Fereuion, Mrs. Cheiiter C,mpbetJ, · , 1 , ; ·, · SUN"AY . , .. ·' gq.'· ·. , . •:: �d The Yawn Patrol, Serl;ture Ro- 7:30. _ _ t" Mra. Ray Mahatrey; Primary: Mn. of Mr. and Mn. Donald Bumeard�,.. . Ethel committee; -, _ ___ I Telephone W manl!I 18: ,1 -1 1 , 8:fte) meeting ot Ed HUJhes and lln. C11rl Tera· ner ... a �cent p atient 1t Pleas. WHTN"-TV . "' , , m . boor!I · J _. _ � ... ,!! 1• '1 · apma n , ch11rman, Naom1 Cba.e, Ch the: pm 7:80 Tuetdty ushers, the n&nt while Mn:. David freem411 ■nt Valley Hoat,ital. 'II" 1M. fAS n' ., J,1!11.1: .w·.;• Channel U - 9:411·•.h'h · , I'' Bertha Laaher and Audrey Pat- ia Jn charce of the music for IS Dorca■ , OU'<:le will �ffl at the, ft'.U , q , ti� · ,. -,i�, O. . W, f'r.ol .-. _ Mr. •�d Mra. Jack Heuon wer.e · �fl"'"" �•t. i C!i, ih, '.t •. ,t , � 1 ·') ,. y.f: ffi T{ l t9: 80 L · • · BatrV tenon; Members hip commi ttee: th is group · Juni or, Mn. Jatk .,.Cefll Yislton in Washington, n . c�ara:e·, home of Mn. M:Uton •flo&d, pm ''Destroybuf Fear Goldie And eraon, chaim11n, O�I Needs and 'Mn, wan, Casto, 1th. c. e1 • ic Elect■ Circlf! at homfl ot- Mn. ""· , � ;t,Y· "4e11ds To lfN.Urig" ,., • :-r·, · t r\ � ,ina t 1 7 Armstrong, Blanch.e Jividen and John Morgan, music. Open ho me 1�, e�r1e John · FulU: for plenioSllnn, cov'-l.l ,U Mr. a rid Mn. Cherter Weaver 1•• Thi, hdlrl ttd Church, R••• ered dish and table •�laa, 7:IO H ilb t le . ·• JPlp'f .....l 'fl� '1:JO p, . J': Mely a Tu rner; Publicity �mmit- wi ll � held .June ·17 at 7: 30 f!)r ■li d t�mRy were 'fitiilng reldlves _ �, . ...-:, '!�·",i; - 1 Waldo J. Bartels, Pa1t o"r. Jo h n Love-Joy Circle at home or lln.. 1 , '-"'- JytnUJI Circle of WSCS tee: Mn. Grace Colwell, ehamna,:i . friends a nd Piftnta of lhe chil- Jn Columbu111 retentl:, . •• ·• I wentrip lOtlO ,a. "'-· -, Wonlal, ?1:IO. p. ,1111, Rolllr1 ... il'f'"' tlw .._ Jlfi,ell n; Rllff Wm. BIJ1ii eU nar, Dir. of Cl\ . !:due. B. F. P,irmalee, 7:30 .,., Pr11oll4i of.. ,thJ kutlan d Metbodld Churth Ruth Erlewine a nd Janet Morris; . dren. Mr. and Mn. Geor•e MacKnlellt Reed, Bible Sthool Silpt. W. fl. S111u11haull,h,. p11i.or : Sun- Sunday- Churr h School 9: 15 a m, Circle 1t home of Mn. Eul ■ entertained 1 & the home of Pen riy A J:?aY committee: Mn. I MOTHIR-DAUGHTl:R aANGUf' and fimtly visited In New York MHwal ·J:IM"!''-11"' CJ,u_rdt day 5-'ig.J. ,t :Jo 1. m., Worley Wor!hip Hour l 0 : 2:1 .a m sermon Smith; Wednesd111 7:SO pm Mid � ¥afpret P11raon1 June 7 I Rut h Erlewme, Susan Theobald, \ A llother--Daua:bter banquet wu reHntly. Mn. Edward Rickard is a 1uri. , .._t.,_�ornln, Wor• by the pastor , Jr. Hi Yout h Fel- week rarer ind pr�� miee,Un., with KIA P Ilia Rice as asal1t- Opa l Armsi-i:ong, an � Mildred �· held reeenlly in the IOcial roem ....,.... S"Ulool 11 . Jt, lQ, · Len Haley, 4 5 h pm, lows The Friendly lp 5: i, f 1e 1 rvlee1 . [M. '9u.S>(. 'llr. 11d vrt. Dalt lb lp lO:fl a, .,_ e,1• w11 1bowa. and dieeu ased . c hairmen Pearl Little, Don na Nel- ladies of the Union WSWS and 11.n. Glen Smith h11 been ll Y• tfwjlll �a, ,�P. Rohert E. C i rtle meeting Tuesd a)' 8 pm. Choir rehell'lal ; 'l!hund1y I pm •• Chutch � -• lyr Puton. tb :tt , e".lFl!l. PfQ er meetµie Come · and worihlp , you are wel- Men'a Fellowship will meet at tbe Jfln• Panoni plQed two pi ano , son, Marie Birchfield ind Mar- the I■die1 from the local EiJB in e: with her mother Mra. Artt,t 111•-1 ,...-.,,.uahlln, come. · church as 1t1eats. The meetina Casto who i1 • pat ient in a Cha(church. An outlnt l1 planned. I ■olot. 9Ur topic tor the eve n ing Jorie Rice. , e . DaYlcl. ,Jtwltor 7 :� 'J):1,indaJ. Bff. ";l, At the close of the meeting re- was conducted by Mn. La�ra )elf.on hospital. Church .. c•rt1t, Mllllll■poft,. ;au KJQlon1 ,rnd our guest d•n�• Socletyt 144 l1tlen S Chr J:I&. A; -�: : •ifal A�, ,:t. 124, Jean Morgan Yisited her �and ji COdn.er pl lto"r· $und■y Mulberry Ave .. Pomeroy, Morn- Fred I. Gardner, :IHnl1ter. 0: 80 1peppr for the evening w11 Mn I freshments were served to Mn. Elliott, pre!!lident. Mn. Vfraifia 1iiut.l' 'f.... a. Mn. trong, Arm iss no And , lllfl•· 11 tht rv on reJIC)rt o rents M r. and Mrs. Warren a wi p M gave n � : Kay o ll h t a i Bible i. r bte Wood. �lae:ol apscl ., Harr Alb•ny, Uni• yard, t i.tJdiep.'i Chul"t!b Jng aervice a_t 1 1 with I, Th,,e , t\V�� C}� . _ ..., 'f:a,. art a t Leon this past week. Stew h she . C . $teffy .,ho IPOke on her eiperleneea as I Ausli �! � ra. � apman, Mrs. Cha�e, ad reeept. ConYention Day lonar:y Fat�ers of JI.. • ance Evol� n, a M By Indudmg l' m vene l)' lii �► ..........,n �.,,,.. ■ocoa . ,a .,. 11!1 1 p, . Su d 3 T Mn. Colwell, me OA . H. L. Dyer and 110n Joh n Mn. . l a Mrs. , t due A onh Mn aUer,ded. ly i .,1q · , !P• a 111-,lon,r ry to Japan. She alw Atomic Force the 1ubject of the Supt., 10:10 M:orn !ll w , . l'rt4n ....,. J l'Ulldr • It, ,lvr#\_,� . 1e,1on .sermon. Golden Text: Thou Subject The Ideal Earth1J F'a tb- 1hbwed picture, of the school G t ,·_c,! �olwell, M�1 Erlewine a nd Mulford and Cori f'eJ",U1on, B&flg returned after visitinlf: with Lt. ,,, •· ii-, �lph even thou, art Lord 1l1;me; thou er; 7:30 Eveplne service, ■\fb- Wltere ■he taught and lived. St,e Joel la, ,lfr.s. Flemmg and Noretba, several lf.llect.lon,. Cona.1e1 we,e Comdr. and Mr1. J•me11 Dyer and i m •· ! · , i 1 r e1 1 !30 haat made .henen , t:Jie heaven or Jed Who Went Abo"* Dolnc. ._, l)retented with ■ aift at (lie M rs. Jividen, Mn, Ev!bn Jordan, presenled to the o)delt moth�, family a t Norfolk, V a. ,:_.,1 .t p m 1 Rev. and Mn. David Freeman ayer A)ttUna Good Pr '1:30 tl• of the eveni ng by the grot•p Mrs Lucas, Mrs. Morris, Mn. Mar- 1 l(r11. Helen WebrU, the young• Wfd. ; boat, heir t all h t t he heavens, wi ,....�J 1'...-Nfl ut · •· a. , Jl'._:/�I 1: · = conrerence: el Mra. Jane, Pat• �nd P1r1on1 garet 8 Bennie a[rs, eat, talfml ; mottt,r S nded a recent atte e P i ()J:rn 1tu�. in Bible wa!1 ing and t miPe ese n The bu,I at th tbingt re a a all rth, a nd e m , ttl ;1 l / ,fflf".o� Ev ,.. �. 0'10 1. m. Rtee . at 'Bueka d Ellen P and Mrs. Church !on, be,r (tie) Methodist the f1mllt, t larges the t n P ll! rth, Mn. Alfrwl� president, tlla rtll'f. g:hi, r1e el the vice , therein, the seaa, a nd all that ii . , _.,..,,,�, . • • IQ hdaJ •v•&aa ilk'.IO. .� L. SleJ. M 1 n i t · 1 a e � � 1 9 s:i::, �: n�:;ia� :!U:. l!: E:�� :�°:i"° �u:� ed �� ��h�, :;:'· ni�t':::::; ■t !���� t�� �:� �� �:;:;� �� w!i:.����e'll�:�I,· ' "" m 1111 Youth Fellowship group 8:80 a., fl), )I'� ltlac, SUpL; llOiit-1 sh!ppe tb thee. Nehemiah 9:8. Supt . Wor1hlp 1ervlce1 10:4!1 who W,JI ■t L■keaide. After the Mn . Taylor, Mn. Theobald, Mn, Riddle showed a fil on "Ch1'r• Wf ''"'. 'litWil Betty Mrs. Thomas, Grace the UB Church were recent from World." the ml41• A Arciund t ch'• WSCS 11, we e d call Ju roll and evening, d a re re mlri,u Tuesda,t service lnJ' n e 8. e\t t a Wedneailay p : C .. ii:f� ,.' it :' .,if.30, f tait- ....tp 1U 80:� !hiatlan IQ l onhlp ■ Wolfe d r or the Huntin J?ton fellow■ l!'ues Mary KYM. Mrs. [or t ms, a i ken w■a offeriht Ion o t a ■on Mra. Sch.llllnt introduced the new Chvrch, P,isn- meetlnt at the Foll Qd-Robjn p, P,l,i Evealn1 w�p 1 UnltN p" deavor · ■ . E?Jnpl� gr hy Barnes and They snent the a fter• Dorot Mrs. eryl, h M oup. SIWIMG ship ITS CLUli a C . pr ii,t y. \V,tnlng :ye,r coming Wednesday tbe for tldeot borne, eroy, Eugene Brown, P11.stor SUn• / "'! mitt! · 7 p. m. 11·• wedbetda:r T·IO p' h yllis and Connet :R1ae. noon P at camden Park and- later children, Club met recently Sewlnr The · preshe and A.u1Un Fred Mn. '1:� n.1 t mee er 9:18 FinScho'!l h t y a d Kehne I/· m a �....... ,�I JH · !Ima at lhe home or Mn. L. C . Roush. went to Ritter Park for ,upoer. W TM Pint lil.-t... Chvrch, R•·· aided ;lj:YJl! the remainder of the Supt. W911hlP 1 0 : 30 1m. To• ft!li· J. -.,- 1flffl�, � t, 1 o. ·•i ' l'iil)Ue meelini 90.n. t'1 P' pfey, CHAIIGI .ACINI!: Mn. Berth■ TUmbull and Mrs. 'l'hose 1ttendln,1 were Mra. R. astor, ho�d to d11.olded WII nt P meet"Inj. 'McCiulflY, . It Arttiur cine, Janel Gulde. · ; ie Need�d. a .,;.a.,.·,....1tt s•11.tv 4 • m ,.. iiillt 01. tJMt Jl�th . .•• m� Mlnersvllle, , n row Bryant , llra Hugo Juhlinlil, Mn. Edi th Cox of Raven1wood vitiled Victor .,.w,n B l)nnu the nday Sc�6o), 10:4& al!J Su al picnic July 10 1t tfle am 9:30 wnt Ca�pter Alit nd a :prown .'�,w· r a l li!;.. U,. b tt � l le el 9 l' m · e,t- frif"nds In town recen tlJ. p. ,r, ., l!lp- go to GaTl\p SBbina (Sunday after:" Momlnl Worship to-pit! t'tle Chrl! Portland· P�k. Thl1 ii for mem- I preach Sunday. mol'."lng at the L. J. Jlllf.Uncutter, Mrs, Fred · · Ch� Ice mttlln&'. Tbur�. . 7 ), Mr. and Kn. Robert Gibbs of t Ch urch at J. Mrs. Method1a rmM t.yne, ey, He Run Mn. Forest I was It aQ [1m11if11. for the� end pm ber1 Father, tian 6 tor Hprteenting noon) week a · tf1tlH -4--. J'tffl!efOJ'" , ...,. � 1, l&trJ S�ool' "n.un. 8 If:• 1ft· MeW. V■., were recent cine a R Bancroft. the t a Mrs and Wein, 0 N. Mra. Stewart, L. • rn the WSCS. Wed. 9 a m Fn:ver aJld ,chool ages, 8 pm EvenlnJ HrYict 4eclded &o h•IP the trullee■ pur- 9 · cu -paMor Stmdu SfhooJ t:80: , M r. ind Mrt. Richard of S11nd'1 _euests H. 10:'5. W. Dy■r, al L, . ch T r Mrs. Chu t one, t S tbodis · ptfr• the for rltril:erator I eiwie Plllt'ltn Hgtl,tt,a ch.,r,h book 1tudy. Wid. e pm eholr re• An Open Lelftr tt 1!�111.f wonhtp ,o:ao; jff.l,s ,.i,. D■ MiddleHa■tin1, Noah Ord. nd gue1t, a Wolpert Pilili Mt'I. evenin&. PrlfeJ P'I P 7:• W nll!fllay ecl es, 1al. ar e n t h dlrec Jo n. Werry, , M l•"tffl)t., Den WKhlntchw•nz. h tS:'f Ev�JII -1 Mr. and Mra. P'Iovd Crioehnt , pdrl, will preaefl at the PortJuid Mn. �1 Clark and Jhe bosten. were committee■ followln.g The mettln1. tor. m.: . a 9:SO , er . � .'I\� 'lt"1• �So;r� jjl.lJ.toJ!.:..:. �� !p<:1001 ,nd �mily, Mound,ylll•, apen� 1 •. stlQWII !IILD T1!o lethlthom lepli1t Churfh ■ -Jnied for the c0min1 ye,r, Methodl,t C�urch. The two men C�•rch 11,jjjoi , ,if �, ,-� :tlfoi, lt� ,Vonltlp ll):JIO ■. m.; Pl!- _The HNth MethO<l\ot, n as w.u pulpit. weeks vaea.tlan bel'e. he t g lhower o A re-I liend,,. Arthur R. McC■uley, ,t11,1.nce CQQIIJllttee: Mn. Llnn , u, f1Uln l�� Church ta · 'tq.ft); i ; Bd- p-1 ... \Youtt 8:45 p. m. EvanU}� Middleport, Raymon «.on&tahi. Gfta p Cul SuUlvln n ii a patient ■t ed t a h poin been r � s of 41to borne held the 11t r �nt.t, l ai , tu1n; a fheobl 4 , r S11�R � Uc ��•• l:30 p. � : Fellowi,iJp Pastor. Sunday &:hoot' 1 :31) each .P11tor, 8;80 am Morhlng wors)rlp f 1w'1'1i �inn - Bolar �tal. j· lor Ill• cberge, D ,_.4 ♦ ..._ �- ' Mt,, of _bonllO ill ao!l>b ... <mld 1 Luca,; liildttd 1nd J11P1 I I llj;ll f1!11,r, SundlJ, JllOrqipl ''"' B!!>�Qe, !<>Pie Tb, P!ria\lM ....,... W�tt4 ..• 7:io p, m. 1:1iJ a. .._ tirl' _.. "' �..-I 1-¥.,..4,- • _,... . ;...,.. . ........... • � { '"''"\ • i• " • � • •I � \�• ,; 'j,, ', .,. \. ,' �}. i • ,.:' ' -,.' i \ i,l1 , ti!-", ,_ t.L . � ' .,.,.. ' { ,:, .. . , Daily Sentinel, PorQl'J'Oy-Middleport , 0., Jun, !�, 19Q()..5 Pomeroy Upsets Racine, Syracuse Edges M:iddleport • p,vr Ut,-Ohllfth-.1 tASJ,a:,. 1 lf'l'J,lri, ut!!K�� I �����·. ��� :�':::· with ■ r · �•.lllfleOu• 1 I .. I �,. . · � :...:..::..-..:...·-�.:.,..,_.. · - - . ... ·--.- . .......... ... �-- - --,..., -__ -· ........._..,....________ _ _�_ ·....,..,.. ' . S-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 18, 1960 -· ( 9a ) Ma rine Suppli� I ISED BOATS AHO MOTOll» $25 and 1111p whlt• the� IHt. MH,► polit•n Moton. 600 i. M■ln St .• P'INMroy, Phone W V -2Jl10 1 1 -14-tfc WANT ADS I t' RIVER r REP()R f I I 1 Eagle Ridge I Society News Apple Grove Events Reported Kr,. Edlth Motta Is improv ing fo1lo w1a1 aur eery at Shelterin g Arm■ l-l.oaplt1I ln Alhen1 _ Mr. and ;.tis. Jerry Bowen of C a· nll W l o.�he,ter 1penl t h e week end with relatlveu and visited her fll . ther, Lloyd Wood, at Holzer Hob'.· pit■I. Sharon Faye Bowen of Canal WlDcbe1ter is sp�nding a week with htr cou1l n BPverb Bowen. Mr. and Mr:;. Harol d Rile and family , Guysvll le, a nd Bert Cline, Alban1, spent Sunday eve ning al the Charles Rife home. M:r. and Mn. Robert Rife spent Sunday eve n ing with hi& parent.s. Mr. and Mra. Char le,: Rife. Robert h11 emplojme nt in Col umbus and Buckwheat Society Report ly M,., Amy Wolf By Mr1. H•rbert lO\llh By S■r■h M. Rife Mr . .and Mrs. Ronald Hupp are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wolf SPf!ut Lloyd Wood is a patient in HoJ. Sunda)' after n oon wit h her aunt, annou n cing the birth of t heir lhinl zer Hospital at Gallipo l is. GAUG-ES·· Miont9ffl'uy,. l S ·S up- �rs. Amy Wolf . so n at an A.shland Hoapital. Grand · laaac Sarrett returned lo his per. I D 5 lower . 28 fl open ; G a l CONSISTENT DEPEN DABLE IIEllULl:8 Julie an d Ma n die Ro1e of Ba s- parents are Mr. a n d Mn. O orsa home here after bein J a patient I Bny You - l i pol1.s 1 9 uppe r , 17 - 3 lower, 21 ha n vi1ited t h eir grand pare n t. , Pauon 1 and George Hupp. Great &ATES in Veteran, Hospital at Hunting. ft • ope n , Lock 23 · 17 - 7 ft . , al l Mr. and Mrs A D Tuttle Sa t· gran dmothers are Mn. Ka\ie Rowe · · · . da�s duw n 13 thro.u�h 23, river u rdi". 4 een t.s per word, on e Insertion. Minimlltll charge - 60 ce nt.,. a nd Mrs. Rut h Parson� J f Ul;l g 13 th r u I 6 WI th 17 th n,1 23 I cent.I per word fot" three coni:1eout1ve U1t.ertiohl. r: Mn. Amy_ Wolf spent Friday Edward f'tiend, Pittaburgh, visit· S � slowly Spc:j:lal - one mont.b for 30 cent.a per word. afternoon with her 11ister-in•law ed recently with Carroll White and OHIO RIVER BOATS: DOWN Mrs. Martha McElroy. • Full rate of t c,ents per word will be oharged for adverlisin.i Homer McNickles. 11 oot paid withln 10 days •ner receivin;i. bill. Milton Tuttle spe n t the week By Mra. lobert Painter l,2. R u'. ke t 4 · 50. am, 3-4 , Mi kl' Cub Scouts, Pack 2 4 1 , and Den , r"d1tor, 5 am IO· IO, Lock 17, Lit '"d �rs in A.dvert1S1na - &Muld be r eport.Pd :mined iately. Tbt "" wi· th hi, fam,'I Y . Mr a•d Mrs· Gerald Vi 0let of Moth ers, Mrs. Herbert Rous h a nd ' " '- l c F. d war d ' 4 :4� am, J .o : Loc k 23 · I Gene Ro• Lawre nai'Iv Sentinel wilJ not be reapon.aibLe for more Lb.an one �or­ nce of Portland Mrs. Roy Donohue, ass1:1led by Mn. Tuppel"ll Plai ns, Mr. and Mn. Fl oyd .r AT .o o � : 2 o:.worth. B ' erry pm. · r:etl inserti on ;pe•t • tl .. d ays w1'th 0.1s aunt. Pau " I f•w · I Beeg Ie. enJoy..,>d a fishing Spe n ce or Pomeroy called on Mra. 1 • ra. ewin d 5- 20 pm, 9· 0•. M.' Chns. I Mrs. M1'iton Tuttle a n d W d ol T�acka and $pedal Notices of Ew 'IU SLUO. Obitu.ariea lrlP to th e Pete Shields farm Mon• Je nn ie Roush, Su nday. f,m, ' Jy. . . · J 3 · 6·o • L& z_- 4 am 2· 1 · A s_h I pu.bhsbed at \ ce'll per word. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Long an d day n ighl followed by a wiener Recen t vlsitor:1 of Mr. a nd Mn. / [;5 v 0 '."/OROS J. DAY 3 DAYS ,.; DAYS t MO. y Heilma n were Mr. and Mn. they will live there. ill W h n rnast Donohue the at Cubs ome. amil ape l ay her Sund with Pomeroy, Otuo :;· i f 5 a�. 0_�� -A� � �� r�� 6�;; ,14.60 , 1 .:,,:, 90c 80c lS l)oo Varney and friend of Ken• mother. Mr�. Myrtle Benti; an d pr�sent were Jeffery Donobue, 1 E d ison Wick ham, Carol Chapman . . 1_0 w S Rh e Q· I� m , 7_3 ' Penn -S,tl.00 $1.80 $1.20 80e 2(\ tµck SlSler, • Elizabeth Roger ey, Mn. Steubenville, hl Y epent lhe week end with th11 Judy. As of I Mar• Clifford , h Rous j syl�ama 9:20 ;m, fn� $1 . 50 70C � $7 .� $2.25 vin and Mic h ael Hill, Mark Beegle, I Wick ham of Che1ter, Homer Goe1• H:etshel Juatice family . NOR THBO U ND : Lock 2:1: T ihn . )Ole Of' Rent Several of the 4i- H Club mem- Stl'p he n Shuler, Darrell Norris, lein, Charles Sa re and family, I )tr. and Mn. Raymond Thomas y /\d, NftlVlbd by 10 A.._)l wUJ be tn · Lbat d.ay I p.por, I -- - - t :SO pm , 1 1·0; _E lger Clitr , 2:20 p_m, be r� and their pate nts enjoyed the Ran dy Roberts and Gregory Dono• Bi l lit! Hei l man and Jerry Diddle. and son1 of Langsvllle spent Sun1 THHEE Bl-:DROOM semi•modern 0-2 ; A. v. ChrLJJ 6: 10 pm, o . 4 ; City cruise on t he Avalon Thursday · ' Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Taylor 4•>' with her mother, iW's. Freda hue. 1 home in Langsvillc . Phone WY2- ,, f Huntington 9::50 pm, 6• 14; c. v ________ Jr. and daugh ter ind Debbie Hood Wells and family. - Staff Sgt. a nd Mrs. Bill Robi n,u n 6· 1 7-6tc H a rner. 2 - 20 am, 0-2; Jefferson, �b67. SEE K S SEM I -F INAL B E RTH n were Tu(':sday vlsi tora Addiso of M _ a , n r. nd Mr. and Mra. Guy W e l ls marte a 1 1 1 Noti ces 6 · 55 am, 7 . 7_ PARIS UPI-A n n Casey John - a nd so of Fort Knox, Ky. I ':1 1 t-or )O le I 0 r Mr. and Mrs. R0be rt pam · ter. . n d Robm son ��d fa�n • M R aymo " trip to Pome roy Saturda y. busineu · . 1 stone of Mason Citf, Iowa , who or _ en Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rou,h of T YACHT R- Ac e , 1 1Y or New Bern , N. c ., .ur , a .1 d TIRM!TE ANO PIST CONTROL 14 rt. "LONE s'fAH" ALliMIN°U M i \ _ __ Patt d Larry Rife spent Sun• an y I hasn' t played 8 hole yet in the Mrs. Edward Robinson and eon n f JacUon were Sunday vtllilors of day eYeninJ wi th the.ir s.i5ter, Mrs. by P•ln. ,,... 1..-,.ction. ln,u,­ NEWPORT, R. I. UPI-One Frenc h Women's boat �nd Mercury 10 hp motor. I 4 ROOM HOUSE, RUTLAND ' olf cha mp lo nR � by Nationwide. PhtNN R. hundred a nd thirty•seve n trim sh i· p, wll l be 8b oo 1' Both m A-1 con ditio n . $275. C 1i ll , Cleveland ' are• visiting Mr· and 'Mr. and Mrs. Vlriil oush and J"•nlta Tow n ship. Phon e TU·2·347S. Sa•ton and family · .... mg 1 or sem, a l l f · am . · y • _1.. _ .11.nd shapes ' •nd A. hnlc. �t•tlon WY1W Y 2-3243 or see Mn. J n ge 1s, ____ _ 6 13 81 p yac ht, or a JI sizes . nd Mn. Bob Bowen spe n t M t i Una I ber.th today �ben lllie meets Mrs. Earl Robmson. Mr. and Mn. Will iam Taylor · h obt colorful uils today in the .._ ,s66, 207 So. 2nd Ave., Middleport . Beckner Kenneth Mrs. d n a Mr. Mrs. Faye o • with J f rt l H wee.. 1 Mrs• Philippe Elo Y ol F rantt. di10n, Mr. and Mn. P-1 aon and of Ad 11 , two HOUSE ROOM EIGHT e � yacht da rt n to Newpo Bermu d 22 n of San Pedro, Calif., ate ao and 6 1 6 3tp : Wood ir o J Mra. hn,t.one drew a t ,t round THER E wlll be • ri,vi� .1tart.ine H.arry Brown and 1on11 were Sunroom apartments. A. N. Benfilel. race. Thousands Or spectators were J vlsJtipg Mr. and Mn. Charle y Mn. llytra Rife, Wilkesvil le' June 21 at 8 p, m. every e,e. - -- -- -- -- - afternoon cal len at the PJint, day 1 1 ·2·ttt ex pected to see t he start of t he · bye· Phone WY2-3272 ' _____ Knightnirrg Sr. and Mr. and Mn. 11pent two WMb witb her daug hter ning at the J.'reedom Goapel ONE I HC 25 v 7 foot TracUlr homa. er _ Joh n Beck ner at Pt. Pleasa.'!lt. Mower. Call WY2-6710. 6· 18•3tp FIVE ROOM HOUSE with bat h, bie nn ial race. r,. Faye Wood, Mission at Bald Knobs. Rev. Marabel!e Sharpnack, Columb111, 1'h011e attending a rarewell party M 'Mn. M rta Wfe I Third South basement, full spen t Thursday y Deeter is the evanjelial and tly Bearh1 rece n for Richard Pvt. CONES OF SOLID JCE CREAM. apef\l a Saturday afternoon re• son, Charlea Ave., 1 block from Mid dleport ( her with aftemoon · ReY. L. R. GluHe n camp . ii the . Delicio u1 flavors. Jack's Dairy centl y with Mrs, Herbert Rou1h were Alfred Wolfe, Mr. and Hn, ! 11 1 gh Schoo1 . I nquire Fi le's 5 _ R O M NEW HOME FOR SALE ly pas1 or. The pu bl'IC 1 s 1 nYJted lo O Allen Dill, Mr. •nd Mrs. lobn R1.:i,:�s!::::- iu J --------Bar. 1 4 Hp and eo n, Roger. Novelty Shop, fe, M rs. Robert 6-15.fllt 6-15-6tc _______ 6___ aue n d. I ½ bat hs, hardwood floors Syr Th e Fairview Sunday School Ba lley and Gregory, Mr,. Nora Rlle a d patty aod I e• La rry R'! q acuse. Shown by appointment Balley, Mildred, Alberta and An· I MALE M SE o ld _ Its annual picnic at the will 00h DER IN MO N 5 R as busine on lston l In AK We REG ISTERED Col• j were � OSt On s OUnd 4 C HOU d . See o n ly Cail WY 2_823 • Mason . Good neig hborhoo Rock Sprangs Fairgrounds on Sun nle Pullln1, Roger Smith, Mr. and Thu ay. The children enjoyed I lie able. e n pups. o h P Reaaon --nd. 14 6tp J � 8--- -Mn. Henry Hartman, Ronnie or call Freddie Th abet, Ma&on, Newly elected otticere of Ra• d ay, July 3. -----Pomeroy , WY 2-3489. A l ma . LOST: LIGHT TAN and white ps, l a, Rev. and Mr,. awtmmln1 at Lake l , Phe Mar«l c -Va. W. 6 H U 3 BEDROOM HOMS FOR SALE- 1 cine Post 602, American Legion C 1 4 6lc male dog Terrier. Anawers lo Dwij:ht Spencer and Gilbert, Kn. _ _ AU modern con veniences. Loe• were install ed Thursd ay evenlni name_ of "Sport)'". Lo1t between -- • __ - - -- - (Linda Lute, Ilia '4ary Wogan, - - - - -- ---- -,OCle O BULL_S, ORD H OUN TWO a EREF at egular G st the meeting o P of ! t 23 aled al en d of Pomerof Bridge Darwm and Flora. Cal l V13-2 5 · , Rev. and Mrs. :Rex Garrabra nt, Rev , Goo stock. Call Lorenzo Dav is AUTO MECHANIC must be eii:C ammand er Elson I n Muon, w. VI, Call Rev, Ed· wit h Past 8-17·3tp and Mn. Weber Thoma, Rev. and --- --- · WY 2-2347. 6 1 7 3tc officer. llnt l in11ta II cer n Spe hydrama perie nced in tic trans• Json Weaver. SP 3-M-te. Mr,. Edmond Life, Mr. and Mn. Otflcers ln1ta1led Mr. Mrs. were nd and a l l son Marvin Bi l Wi persona missio n . Un q ua l ified 6 13 Mr. and iln. Lou Hart, Barbour:, weekend W JU Hei lman, Mr. and Mrs. Rua- ville were recent visiton in town, need not apply. See Ph ll Wise, ------------ - Cro.ss, Commander; Harry Doug las dui&: hter Pam were NEW PAIR Raven .aluminum Ma,S(ln Co. Motor Co ., Pt. Plea· HOUSE FOR SALE ; 6 ROOMS Jr., fint vice commander; Waid auesta of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hooa- sell Spencer and Regina. ci.. water skies, never bee n in Ann Chiller, a. student at St Mr. and Mr1. Richard Bear.bi, s nd ba th , near Syracusfl Post Di�dle, second vice -comma nder; !er of Ft. Gay, w. Va. Mr. Hoos· 6-17-3tc I sant, W. Va. AU Mil* enlll MN111 water. Retail price $47.93. Will Hospital a.pent aeveral days oaeph l , Office, two lots. Term,. Lel and Wi l liam Fox , trusteo ; El1a n ier is in very poor health. Pam Sharon, Sheila, Doria, Miu June vi1ltlu, hf!!' parenta Mr. and Mrs. MITAOPOLITAN MOTOltl sell for $33.00. Call WY2•3ft.03. · 1 TUiia, Mr. and Mn. Willard Eber■ 6 13 6tp Spt!ncer, Chaplain; David Yost remained for a week's villlt. Bumgarn er. 60M06 lad Mah, It. Warantee 10 years. 6-17 -3tp { Willi•"' Chisler. . Fi n ance officer; Eugene Holter: Mn. Edith Morri w ho la a sur bach, Karen •nd Barbara, Mr. and Pi•• .,. Ohle SbeldoQ Roush, 10 n of )tr. and E ROOM HOtJS• Adj utant; Ch ild Welfare, Fran- gical patient in Shelterine Arms M rs. Clarence Wolfe and ijecty, Mn. Domld Rouali, has spen t t he F'oR SALE: E 2 yr. old bay _ _ wlt h bat h • nice l ocation. Melvin cis Webb and Publicity chairman Hospital , A thena, 19M CHEVROLF,T V8 �Bel-Air� lion. Mrs. J. Mllrtln Mills, nn _ _ ____ is improv- Mr. and Mn. David Holter and paat W8ell: attendine Boy11 State Hood, I l l Locust St., Po merv. Bernard Didd le. 4 dr. e1tra nice, power &lld e, acine. Ph one WI9-3775. JOB AS SERVICE STATION ATstaying at family, Miu Maril y n Scott, Mr. Camp at Jacksons Mil l . hi Morria Rev. I ing. � 17. ii t TENDANT or . other. See or • nd Mre. 1)aomas Scott,. Mr. and R &. H, $1190.00. .BJaottnars, 5-2&30tp OutJolng Co mma nder Yo1t was the h ome o f hi& brother-in-law Mr. arid Mra. Ronald McGlothlin wrile Guy Blrc h , Portland , Ohio. M ra. Max. C.le , Mr. and Mn. Pomeroy. - -- -6-UHltc Mrs. d R. n a L. Mr. Chapman dure e d for eh commend t f ress pro o recent guest& of bis psrent&i whe - ·---ll 5 OOM HOUSE 6 16 6tp FOR SALE: G eor1e Abbott , Mr. and Mrs. Huthe Post during his term as com- ing Mrs. Morria' illness. -'-� _______ Mra. Robert McGlothl ln. and Mr. -. i n Street h hath 1 9� FORD VB Fairlane 2 d r. hard ONE MAGNATONE electric gui• Sixt w(th On bert Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Wa yne and r. C on acNels Miles . tar Call amplifier. n Gib11o and Mn M EXPERIEN wornaged middle ED o M mander. b shown were vies C y top. Really ah■rp. Llke new, bit­ Syracuse. all Gallipolis Gl6f'h71Ua Batey daughter . of Mr. olfe, Mn. Janice Lanham, Pam WY2·2903 before :I P. M. O-t6-atp Virgi l Walker n n d Th omas Wolfe. companied the Paul Aikman tam- W an wants work caring for eld, 38:la after 4 p. m. ter11weet and white finis h. a nd Brenda, Lennie Lanham, Mr. and Mrs. Pliillp Batey is s))(!ndint 8·1Hlc Fol lowing the oftieial seu lon il)' on a trip to Nebraska returnerly person or lig ht houeework, � --·- • ___ . _ ___ $1090.00. Blaeltnara, Pomeroy . and Mra, James Bailey, Mr. and thia week at Girls State Camp 11t Best ol refcrencea. C.1111 I n per- FOR SALE: MODERN 3 bedroom refres hmen ts w ere served by Dal� in g Saturday . 6-14.fitc . Jacks ons Mill. GRAVILY Tt.ACTOR SALII AND Mr. and Mrs. Earl Good were Mn. Will W o lfe and Mr. and Mn. Ra nch style house l ½: ba th s, Hill and Jame• Simpson. son or write I l l But tern ut obin1on and family . R Robert lco. Jl 2 I. Maln1 Pom•r•J• S.nr garage, basemc>nt, large lot, The next rfl&ular meeting will visiting th eir son Mr. an d Mrs. Ave., Apt. I , first noor. 6-17•3lp 1951 CHEVROLET WITH 1 9M Phena WY2-297S, SalHman: ·-Bob Good and grandson iD Col elec tric heat. 2 V. years old. Bf!r• be held July 7 . e ngine. Dark green dclux� Good I IMd,v llle. Harohl lnrnh.rt, umbu, Su nday. nQCd Krinke, Mu l berry Hgt, , en gme. Prlce $173, Phone MY 8-Ohio. Phona CoolY.11• Utl. Mr. a nd M rs. Ralph Turner and Shown by appoi ntment on ly. 3286. Albany, Donald Wooten 3-UHfc .u n i 191 daug hter Sherry were ,!siting 6·17•3tc P hon, WY2-5468. Carpen ter, Oh io. 6 16 3t� ·· Mr1. Edgar Dorst, chairman of s und1y wi th Mra. Annis Va le and -- --Township Cancer Crusade Orange Jo' Oll SALE: SERVICE STATION FOR SALE -- MIDDLEPORT 7By Lu,, Kibble 195-1' �VICK V8 Century hard to p rlaui hter Clemma · a t 1'' ullo n , o. P1JBLIC AUCT ION that Alfred and C11-laway 1 .... . re""' wi�h �er, wine carry.out. on l{t. room __hoiJse, 1 1,i baths, mo�ern 1 Mrs. Joan Ad ams entertained on 2 dr-, power 1leerin1 and brakes, They aho ca lled to see Mr. TurSATURDAY, Jun• 15, 1960, oods have bee n neiahborh R1:i;• 7, m Middleport. over atock Take e , attached Wednes garage. Excelda y with • chi ldren s parkitc h n R If II, almost l ike t he da y it net's sister, Mrs. Hazel Slater and ' �v ered bJ a· volunteer worked, 1 , 00 P. M. IContlnu� rrom ,... Ont) a n d flxtur-e11. WJll lease buil� n g , le�tJ.o■: i?.M-O down. ,Ai• t h rt waa sold. 11693.00, Blaelt nan, The un del'lig ned will offer at his fs l lfrs. Thelm1 Henderaon. The total , �ucdp � loa'n, Call SH 2-4� · reasonable. See Wl lllud� will be he'd : a l - � .. ,pr:e,,j�ent'a er n;l !��� Porvero:r. � � 6·l�tc H �le� i�:. ��:O:�ho h been 7 far� ipcated in Ch ester To wn­ vlcinity was ext n nda ome o h M p:"'ffl. 6t3Q al 1262 Powell St.,. Mldd leplfb i' • · ! ' , , :-, f d d l h aye an 3tc res 6 16, y re ments were ser- amount for the a patient at Shelterin1 Arms P at '1 Route off n e mile fltf,.-,S .00. J � MJ<�RCURY hard top, i d�. 6 16 Ste -· -- ...__ __ ____ old a nd new of'icers an d d irec tors Hospital was returned to her ved to Randy Randolph, Craig $-U e Fhe Point,, (Fo llow Arrows), ------_ will meet at the 'llb Mercury matle, .R • H, clea n car. being ur,.ed to tatten•. ... o home M nday . Their dau&hter Reed, Stevie Reed , Kipline Reed, Fol lrod-Robinson home next Tues• t h e following: Ph ilco Refrigera­ $89ti.OO. Blaott n ar1, Pomeroy. erv1ng• t he dinner last n igh. t Virginia hB.11 been ill • Rosemary d tommy Joe Reed, n a with meas tor-, Electric Ra n ge, One :i-pc. l ock tl- l�tc were Mrs, Bruce Llo yd, Mrs. Ro- 1 es. Mary Fran ces, Jackie and Freddie day evening, June 2 1 , at 8 o'c Breakfast Set, One 7·pc. Break­ AJ R CONDIT10Nll10, REFRIGER• • berl Coats and Christine Coats . I ae, Jon an d Timmie ,-;;;;i.;;.;.;;.;;;;;;;;;,;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, Mra. Marvtn W1laon an d Mrs. a·1se, and M'k' Fon SALE: 1951 fast Set, Utilit y Cabine t, Win­ ve F6 atlon service. Jack's Refrl1era­ POMIROY - 5 • room modern Nellie Zerkle, Mra, Nan M oo re and Haih. the g n attendi are n o Ne!Jl E. M. o d Room en truck. Good tlrea. Good condi­ w Fa n , 2-pc. Uvi frame, wil h bath, You n gstow n Mi ss Bess San born. tioq. New Hnen. Phone TU2· Mrs. Ruth Moore and family of •�mmer seasion at Ohio Unlvertio n . He n ry C. Bahr. YU0-2280. Suite, Studio Couch, Ch.11.irs, kltcht! n , birc h Doors, storm doors _______ 6-23-tf 31137, · spent a day here lasl Colu111bu1 •BA IJ)WIN sJty. I.amps, One Metal ·w11rdrobc, 6·l1•31p wi ndow&, side porc h , unfinishe d I home. Packard the ·•l week •WURLrFZER One Cedar Ward robe, Sewing MUILLIR PUANACII, WISTING attic, full basem ent, furnace Mre . Edward Chevalier is a 1ur, ro­ Arnold a1111llanc"' HOUSI . . OTRf!R FAMOUS Hay e, t Sul Bedroom e, n Machi 04 heat bot h coal a nd gas 70 x (00 (9) glcal pallent al St. Joseph Hoopii Loader, Hay Rope (complete), . . th•"• Syracu•, Ohio.. Phloot lot, garage, a n d worksh op al, Parkersburg. GAS, FUEL OIL and coal tm­ I 1-1 I-ti Garde n Tractor, Log Chalna, WY2-6314. area. A· l property, 8 ye,r, old. I 'Mn. Glad)'ll Bau•hrnan and Mr. oc naces. Call for free est lmatel, Tool1, Mlacellaneous llem11. p $ 1 1 ,000.00. a nd Mrs. J. Gale bne returned to Foreman & Abbott, Midd leport. By Mra. A. H. hiley (Centlnuad From Pa.. One) Owner TELEVISION RADIO AND SMALi. MI DDL E PORT - 5 . room frame HOWARD SIIDINAIIL, , their home1 in Gahanna after a appl ia n ce repair. Ph ona Otl• ley, n Fi 8·10. ttc Richard Public d z an Speaking: Mrs. Mr. TIRMS: CASH. Weale McKen ie y wit h bath, rurnaee heat, alumvisit here with Mra. Rose Thomas 2·1·Uc o. '\i O. Raclne, McCllntock, Not l11pon1lble llor Accldant1 inum storm doo l"ll a nd window,. George, Hoffma n, Ronnie Coll ins, and gran dsons of Sa l e m ia visitinJ nd Mn. LIi lie Thomas. 112 RATS KILLED Wm! STAR a Doa nnle o R Boyer; : their Care Barry d aughter and son-in-law, Mr. Sale co nd ucte d by: BRADFORD APAi1.'.1.'MENTS - j'urm1bed ud Garage a nd uUlity bui l di n g, dou... ·•: Tnl:alll ..,..,. W1rfarln. 2'12 lbt., $1.49; , lb■. Mr. and Mn. Enln Caln, Reed•· Co llins ; Safety : Hank C leland , Jr. ; and Mra. Milton Circle and famtly . AU_CTJON COMPANY, Raci ne, $6M · :11" h O . lot ie 1� 100' level. . )llddle­ McMuten. uaJurnt■hed. MO--. a MDE,f .4 '2-�- Safe, pure, and 1u1ranteed. Fingerprlntln1: Richard Finley and Sharon Holter spent I few dayi ville, and daughter, Mn. Marvin Ohio. pt":t. Phone WY-2-18. 2-3-tf U . S. ltOUTI 33 _ 87 acre11, rollEberabach Hard ware. the t spen Cheater, of Keebaugh with lns. ll her uncle and a unt' Mr. and Auctioneer: CRl'M' BRADFORD i ng lan d on U. s. 33 midway he- Ronnle Co weekend at Wellsbur1, W, . Va., t4) 27, 28, 29 ; IS) 4, S, 8, Man11aer: A. C. BkAD1'"0RD. Mrs Ro nald D ivis1 Pomeroy CLOTH, WOOD SI.AT PORCH nd , n11• Alhc a Pomeroy n twee ' Thank You," pin �as Jive n · 1 1 , 12, tS, 18, UI, 20, !ff, they attended tht weddln& where A M r. and Mrs. Ralph Ballard and 6·18• l lc 11hed es, cloth poN!h val ance, Good 9•room house wi t h b11th, 3 Reno Lind for hla service as a 26, 2'1; 16) 1, 2, 3, 8, 8, 10, their of cousin, Donna Jean )' l''J' aon, , Melvin spent aw n ln a:s, venetian blind&, win• ida and Sat• poi;c hes, cellu, 2 barns, crib, eom n l teem'6n. The IOO ia troop -- -.-FueneU. Daniel to Schmltt I' urday wit h Mr. and �lira. Jene Mor- 1 dow ahades. Free est lma tea. impleme n t bulldlng, garage and •po,�so�· DEE!' WEIL JET PUMP, SlOO; TOMATO PLANTS, MEX ICANS, l vin Randolph, who reaentq Ca rison, Rock Castle, va. Dale Wipl)el, 2Ui Union Ave., .other buil lln11. Own gas well, 100 ga l , ruel oll lank SU�; uU ll ty Bur pcf!lglobc, Mara: love, Rut, moved from here to lJlUe Hock• 1'our Mith an nlveraary ac hiHe· Mra. Za�ne r entered Pomero• the St 90tc 21 II r fo 6,000.00 .$1 . water or plenty tral ler and t11rpaultn AO; J Ja: 1en, Matchlea1 and Go lden Jub• 1 1 1• • patient In St. IOMpb Kote a;ard: :!�e �';!e to �Y J oaeph lfo1pltal Sunday for ,ur- 1 • real estate, or complete with : a�ha ' aaw $10: Cub Scout uniform, ,Jze Uee. Alao, rhubarb lo eat and RJ D ENOUR SUPPLY. Radio and O 1· pita erry er, 1er,-. . A l lis-Chalmers tractor a nd eq u\ p12, $& J,l'a n k Hud10t1, B11han to de�p freeu. SeC(lnd h ouse I TV Service. YU5-2121t 6-1 1-Sotp Mn. noule Bart\111 of Akron ll old and Richard Finley . Arn l $ CJaren-ce Baker vi1ited hli moth6 16 3tp ment (almo llt new ) 18,500.00. Road, ,u. 1 , Raci ne. ea,t �sch ool hou1e In Syra­ here carln1 for ber dater, Kn. EaALIIIT M. COX, s.1 ..m1n Parenti attending were _r. and er at the Elmwood Rest Horne at ■ie Concrove, who recently bad ■ 1 cuae, �m H. H olme,. d an ears earlln1 3 HORSES, 2 y y PHONI WY 2·2220 Mn. Kenneth Fi nely , Charle• Tuppen Plain,, Sunday, BOX 229 6 13 Uc ed te1. draft colts, an d a year ol d mare. Mn. Mary Gainer...Df North Caro- foot remov due to dlabe WY 2-3&30 Hayes, Elmer White, Mra. R. N. two and Santee 'Mildred Mn. P hone MeArlhur LY 6·,013 afl• 1 1, 3tc Campbell, Mr. an d Mn. Don Mui- U na is ataylnJ at the Orvy Gainer eblldren of Galllpoll1 1pent Su n<•) ' PIGS SALE. FON er 3:30 p. m. l'kc, l B William � 16 Stp - --home while Mn. GI.Iner it h04ipU- 1 ' - Jen,· Mr. ·and Mn. Wlllard Boyer, --- --- - · dlllY hffl with her parcnta, Mt. � ' Dott11, Oh io. 6 7 l �p J \ , ( , t11·1• i 1• a1 J1ed. ' 1 � l1' 1 lll ! l, , .1 n w. Mn. aod Mr. n, it Walt.o Kerm COAL PIPE Furnaces, good con­ and Mu. J. S. Marki. an Mr. d Mrs. of Wateman White A. (Hbba, Mrs. Wayne Swisher, Mr. d ition. Charlea A. Wo ode, Che1Zenith Chevalier has en)lated in Bids wlll be received at the of- aud Mr.a. Reno Lind, Mr. and Mrs. Keno spen t Sunday afternoon with .3tp · ler, Ohio. 1S __ the U. S. Na\lf and II now in train• 6 _ flee of Web1ter and Fultz, Allor- Euie�� .Triplett, l'llr. and Mn. Le· Mr. and Mn. Ralph Ballard. ke , ll no Great 9:30 A.Ill. ney1, , Pomeroy National Banlr: lapd SjflJOn, Ro,- t>onlaan, Mr. and Mr. and Mn. Cecil Spencer of I� · L■ 1 D �FOR SALE: Jer,ey Cow, freah. Middlo,-,t WY­ Bulldllll, Pomeroy, Ohio, u nti l 10 Mra. �,� Bue � , M � . and Mn. Dave , Chester called c;,n the Charle• H oward lfyaell, Hy 1el1 Run. Mr. and Mn. Ra lph Ballard and ,..,..., WY>NIN k Spen cer �•mlly Sundl)'. u e , 8· 18·61p aon Melvin ,peal Su nday nlahl ., (,004,wl · · Mr. a n d Mn. Ella GU- I f : t;o KAUTZ Pl,ID ��� 1 Mrs, Victor Diehl of Sumn er ia and° Mo nd ay ' wlth Mr. and 0 J)l ' N; Willard EuKni&hl, heater O · i . At Chittw RASPBERRIES - PHONE YOUR story frame d welling house slluat- :Ourst i: ■nd Mn Edaar Arnold apendi na a few da111 with , her Ii•• -1e n• R•wI ey •·d f.m ii ' "f Du nbat· y54141 order. Our new phone number ed at the corner o( East Mai n arill,l Don i::ou/ and Beoutmaster and ter, Mrs. Ora White. _;;;aaa.___;;;.:;;;;;;.;__;;;... ;;; ;;; .; -no la WY 2-276?. Nola n'1 ln Sy ta• Cherry Str-eets In the Vlllage of Mn Rat p '1\,e ncer were I' Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr MAMII.L · · cuae, Ohio. 8 18 etp Pomeroy, Ohio. The aald d"".elli11f Sunday Yi1llon of Mr. and Mra. AIINny rm .. ◄cII.... .....-. hou1e will be vacated approximateBil ly On ot Reedsvllle 1903 CHEVROLET, 2 door, nm, l!\-ery Ila., ller,le< on - ■I - ,..1 Ii . . . ly July 1, tHO, and musl be re- ChUI Mr. and Mn. Arvil Holter and · 1ood . New paint, 1lralaht 1htrt. moved from the premises within famil)' spent Sundl)' with Mr, and ! a ln■pi,U FR�E _For o re L _ A _ OS P_ _ IS HAMMER'S REFUSE DWill acttpt t rade. See Ted t y da ys after it 111 vacated. tlllr C. W ,. o rley Davia o f Dexter. Week l)' pickup. At low as $1.00 flHONI Edward R· Johnson bu been I :u Thompton, Cro1111"oad1. Tr l ephone : WYandotta 2-2100 Te of d and . M Donal uuell . �rs f a month. Call R. 6: A. Servlct employed 11 In strume ntal mu&ic 8 18 8tp . ,.. I , ...;.. � Gilmore'• Supply Store , ,,,_, _ A.a, _ . !8) 10, 1 1 , 13, H . 17, 18. 6tc bi:i tructor for Southern Local Mt. Vernon spent the week end at ' Station, WYl-2366 M,ror 1ee ..;;;;;;. . 1/fl • . �:::._, , • . their home here. WY-2-2774 10n (Hammer) Ha.vk. a.t- 30lp 1chool di1trlct, replacing Bernard Krinke, re1lg: ned, ll l11 annou nced. � �.rt lt HOSPITAL- 1 V1qcban'1 E•lermlnallng AUCTION l wil Chester, Kimea, R. Cecil 10100 7-2-60 Sala m. a. c...,1 ... 1o,,,1. Mr. Johnaon ia a native .of Company enter Camden - Clark Hoapltal In lluttnar Auto Company Crltt lridftiNI , Charlnt011. II. Mlryt. W. Va. Parltenbu11t, w. Va. Sunday, June I ltemtroy, Ohio - -- · - - --- - I W/rlt•, l'hane er CHtlCt 10, for sur1ery. 4 door Sedan 19S3 PonHar. A. C. 8RADr'OIID. ...11,o, Dhto. AUCTION SALi 57S7 1 1 I P No. lfflal XH On Saturd•y. June 2t', 1960, begi n• The car will net N ■old tor IHI nm& II LOO p. m. at u ,1 , ·, ( ..... '21.00. Grocery nn Rl. 12f, in ,Sy ra• - - - --. _ _ -· .-4 ' Tnimh Bar.nette,lflilfd,nt of Auto ComptnJ BIHttnar MP cuae, I will sell at auction t he CO LETE ll1'SUR.ANCI PRO . ' � Cftelt llmployee■ Club, 1Jlle P•rtn.r 'IINHnar, Jl'tlll ... · • • - - - ... - - • - e tectlon, Life, Aute. ,.,., Polla followl111,: Ml HnlUDCed ibat plal'II INI be16) 11, l ie Cail Doa MIUa, lliddle,ort, 2 Electric Relrlaeratora -to bold Ill• lle<ond An· in,r I · '> 1 '1.. 6 G11 Ranaea, 1 Bed, complete nt. for Little Leanual I 8 Gu lleliero, 2 Sowing Ma, - - =:::,.. DO ·STIV"'"'·• l Ill''- � club's ffl!Natioo area IJU.N DftD • chine,, I Lot Llvtna: Room Jur• • Pow Cfflk Kfeu e th \'lo adJace 01111 ' 1 , NOTIC OP APPOINTMIN T nlture, Din i ng table and sl :c ..-. er Ha ,<in Route '1- 'I'be tourna­ chalra, Lot lamp• and Ol1hes inANY Fj.AVOlt : : 1 ·� �IZI lo ttarl · Job' 18. lata.. .t 0.Hr P . .. uer, dan•Md ment eluding some antique,, Baby Bur,i,tte at.led thot 211 Lillie DoirJ Veile, Colll>O• I C•M No. 11,US bed and hiah chatr, Marble to p • ..... .......-it: Le11ue( �•m• parlicipated in the Notice 11 hereby liven that Et h• w11h. stand, Set Platform Scales Filled Your Red�m To I . Only jloo4 ,S;wtda> '-✓ ¾Ht 1•r and Moils, ' I · -�<.r,.,_/,�i el G. Bauer whoae Po1t omce ad d, tourna...t ' I I ':'l;t and Power Lawn Mower. Ma ny Muon Oou ntl.H were and Gallia Stamp Gn,ea s&H teas is Pometoy, Ohio, has be.e.n ml1cellaneou1 Uefflll too numer­ N'PfOl'Rted tn the WQmey, ,• • l�:f,. •,_ • duly appoint<?d as Executrix of the 1 ., t ffl LI..... It. oua to mention. Eltate ol Otc:1r F. Bauer late of - WY:I-IMI, Mi4<1.'The Coupon To - - -. .,;,, . , · . . . , Don Llale, Owner, Take · Chester Townablp, · \1ei11 County, J. O. McCoy, AucUoneer. Ohio, deeealed. 9-11·11-20-21-22-23-2'-?tc , ' Dated lhl• 2nd day of June 1 960 ' ' . � • I "j1 . OfTO ff ln. BOY'S BICYCLE-GOOD FOR SALE, FAIIII - 6 ROOII . F. H . O'BRIEN ._ (Mrf. lltac4', •••.,cond1Uon. l(ennetb Court, Port• houM, SO acNI. J-ril.-� Rut­ , Jodae. of the Probate Court, l'<l�'�" �•e Al , Tile . " '' laocl, Ohio. Call VI 3•2289. land on New. Umi i �- Call ,. llelp county, Ohio . I ,. !id · ,'.,. �1 i..�;-.� . ,- , . ,_ . � Nia- • JI, l .. UIHI, I ' (8) 18, 3tc 8 19 }II• :. (8) ,. 11, 18, '" SH 2-43'4. I I ,. "1� I:, � •, I f" I roa I ?- JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR . '.-:° �� ! KARR & VAN ZANDT L . . . . �a; PHO N E WY-2-2 1 57 ----- 1 4) F I R I - J 7 ) Help Wanted --- u..., '"" ( 8 ) Auto Sales - ---- FoRSAL : ·;t�. TELEV ISION, GU I DE WSAZ.tV Channel 3 Post Off1'cers nsta}led By I etc I 1 81 Employment Wc'lted Old S I effl S • tyk NeWS Of The Wee 1 11:15 lt:30 12:00 12:30 12:43 1 :00 1 :30 4:00 5:00 fJ:00 6:30 1:00 8;00 9:� f0:00 10:30 - - --- re t ere o I ' I I I : I I' I ( 20 ) Busi ness Services i;·O® Awards ,Made At ■ For Sole I Cam Chester -- - --·----- - -- r' .,, B� O� ='::. �';:. - -- --- al.... u11111n- •'1!{:!! - ---·.,;;;;;;;;;�-----· . "-' ,!· ,�;• ,::h�:• noa• ■ . Hi d - (2 J J R110I Estate . I Planned At Kyaer A'l'IOlll!.W I•• ·--- ..I., 2nd Annuii1 Tourney ► r,:-• :r'.,. Jmtructor ■ ,·-·--· -- lh S&H Mobile Redemption '�'::, ✓ � . �-'l'J . ' ... ' -· · ....... · t Clip;''!!- Boob D. O. II N•. W. , .COMPTON, ■ t.. �-• ... le oa,.. ■ Tian.I FATHIR'S DAY :r,: . Falhen June 2l st - 9 to 5 pm · �f FATHER : . , ,,; fRU SUNDAE EVANS - Middleport lflOfated FOR I/-� J<, ,J; :--.v ...t-iR: . . .. Center WHI le lt l.eqal Notice ■ ma s299 ICE CREAM r - - - - - .• ·t .' o...... Soc,·91 ·Ewe·n� '" iiiia · tJ ��·� "'tU'P8...!9•�' "1»tn1 Start The Day R •19 ht . 13 TV C ha n nel , Channel 1 3-MondO) FARMeR GRE;EN'S PL.AC&. TH:4T's ,,i(l TALLEST IN THE' STATE vou KNOW' 9 U'W IMI! Clock'' 11... a.a,u IQ-Wf ,,f1i-, a AT 7I11 ..,. ·· t11 nlllo!' ii .. ""' �• Jl!ielri� f:!? the lt'tlllllW ,_ 1 pn,gr,m · ·------- I THE CO RN � · ----<I HO W P O ltMU$1· cal fl 4/ll. · .· ��-. f.f: 'l'!>•alff 9:30 Alfred Hitchcock Pl'tMD1' " to'OO 'Jack Benny 10:30 Whata My Linet H E R A l$5S On Th.• ·:=: :i t:��:-;-� · teit�I, !i!I!'.· �:u '·:t"'-.-,;t'.ili!: ' ;:f;:11' With ' ,,IO :; )'' ..:·,:ab · . on STEVE n LLEirli.J: ..-'( •· Ill :t• · 4 · l J : 15 Tht,iler 13 . w· J E H . , ·, wbeP Gr:r.:• :r:i:�:::i��11 ::toj,s. The �n; eont•I II hold " i Mn. Ava Oree nleei ,· ln nin 11 · f';!!t 0 0000 I Jin. J.,. BilbOl>, !In. and . Murl Galaw�, .thirll. . , ., '�� , , ,. SAM LIPP .IOUNO MOMUltl! I\; , G 'lg HIM PO /r. A-m'tl.·w.l ..-= � 1' : ,, ' I, I ' � 1/j II • i J ·_ . ·. , "'I I · I I' ., THE· .l)AIRf:: iVALLEY . �, .. tw°= ���- � r...p.w, I w• rAle- F u rn i t u re ONtY ,-oo Channel 13,- Sunday' �;;;;;;�i;;;;..a;;;;;;;;;;;,;;::;;.;;.., 0 Legal Notice 20b ) I nsuronce ----- an. Man b I l IUILl. 11>1 1" � � pol!uou . ........ . -.;. · llm avi, NIIN Ill · IIIW M VII, � · G-. � it.S!t. Fi:P N I fURE CO. r: " ■■- 1959 GOLIATH I Legal Notice Call Dlci Sterrett oerore I Cltannel 8 - Sunday ''lo BRANDS w. � WCHS�TV Chc,rtnef 8 w I - --� f Bashan News Of S ial Events WHV DON'T nlJC TRLJ0<6 la mW-, .. daug hter in Wiscon11J1. Larry Ba hr called on La wrence Smith. Jlelen Bolin is iroprovbJ1, She returned tn Cplumbus for • cbecl 1 1 : 00 The New1 TonliJ,t up, 1 1 :05 Weath er Wi ndow 1 �wrence l{up.e and Ml'A. J11rk1 11 : 10 Late Show 8:30 Studio Wrest11ng and Mn. Lawrence Rupe called •• 1:00 Record Hop a Garry Jacki al H olz.er HOlpitat. T:80 Dick Clark �how Keith Wilcox called on IA•· 8:00 Cartoon Sperlaculu 8:00 :Brave Stallion re nce Smith. 6:30 Romper Room 8:30 Leave It To Beaver Richard Rife �t Baturda, 1:30 Movie L:iwre!ilce Welk S�ow n ight with Lawrence Smith. 1 :25 Y.our loo Jleptllllc 10:00 Jubi l ee, U. S. A . Ike Barrett has returned home 1:30 Marlted Jo.n 1 1 :00 Up-To-The•Mlnute Newa from Veterans Ho1plt,.I in Hunt,2:00 �estlHa Oun U :1 0 Sports Report . ington. ve Tnat Jlol. 12:30 U : 15 Late Show �Uoyd Wood• is in Holzer Hoa1 :00 About Faees 1 pita! re<o,erlna from a heart at• 1 ,30 Medic , teachin1. tack. 2:00. Day In Court 12:00 The Big P.icture 2: 30 The Gile Storm SHW Mr. and Mn. Everett TtP_.dway \2:30 Jo�n Hopkin• File with her mOther, spen t Su Beiat the Clock , nday 1 :00 Co�ege News Confere ce era. Id i h C Mrt. • Ou .,o QO y Tru I: ao I 1 :30 Nat ional Edu. Assocla:ljon t!OO Jt,meriea,:i �'!na.tbt'ild Carol Gorby showed a fi l m at P.after boys 4-H 2:00 Mystery Matinii the for the church 15:30 Captain Gallant ' 3:00 Presi d ential Mission .,.,, lyj, they held their meeting 1t (lair S:00 ian f"rlacis.."O iAeat a,.etand, J,l olJ� � 3:30 Campaign ]ionn d up l'felson'1 home. The nnt meeUn; f:IO Your EN<, ltefNlt1II � spen I daf on t Jecd;i home Barr'• ·reri!wtn 4:00 Dieting & Weight Control Larry at be .1 bo)'1!1 :-40 Weather Teller will / hood aeqipitq�n�e!I tp �'• com• 5:00 Ma tty's Fun n ies Ju ne 21, 7 :30 p. m. 6:45 John ·pjl)- i.t,rl 5:30 Eve Arden Shpw Mrs. Alpha Barr accompanied muraity. Manting GalawiY aeco.q:i.7:00 Broken Arrow · 6:00 Pe ople's Choic � son; Duane and ¥111 Virginia p1mie� "41Dl -9lJ"h� \'� i,,. Towpher 7 30 Cheyenne , Matlin of Oak HIii to . Columbua sonQS a,, VJ.Nti�· tJJ1 elslff ansl 8:30 Bombon Street Beat 6:30 Robin Hood Thursda,y. Mrs. Barr visited her t,r,of�•ITl·ill!, ijr. ¥id- l(ln. 1,uth·· 1:30 Advr "'ltures In Paradile '1:00 Trackdown Mrs. Jean Morone wlJlle u ;\ IUQ, 4Uktj, · · daughter Hout Amateur Mack Ted .0:30 '7:30 M a v.erick Mn Ftn . Jo� ��el..,. hitth::Miss Martin a n d her parents, Mr. 1 1 :00 The NeW!i Tont.cbt 8:30 Lawrnan day .. WMlne,. 11rHttn1 b:,, t, Oak ol n Marti Henry • and Mn •9:00 The Pe�l , . . 1 1 : 1 0 �.•.�Ink . the Weather .. ' · · ' e ll<!'� " ,,.., tnli'l-1 · a � ""'ght'"' , 9,so . The A:,sk ns 'lie\>ol'I " , \1'!\!fc,1'1!1'!'. ' 1 ?. l ! 10 1l:1n:1a� d rf { li i M" lira. � )[r., 1't'i20 La te Show 10:30 Sports Special - -McCo.1He: '4ni/- 4,t,Qr; lfieh. • --- --- Rem hde!irtJ work the 1ev•nth a nd �/ t COlu m• t�•l>·l'.. :!l,•"" do .., 1 l :00 Sunday NewlJ Spedal · · a.;,,; , llii!y>p,, 'll"naeer ol th., · -1 1 1 , 1 5 Theater 13 d � Experimen� utheQtern Onlo - - -- t:00 sport.i· J)eClal arm, anl d by Carl Gr,eri• e Sffi!mp comedy Tim• Jeea, 1t�nd '3eef Cattle Day al ,,,.um :n.. n ..,. b •' •: u• Am.�. .... M0tthwe8tenl ExperJment FarQI. al 1/ 8,00 CBS New, j H oytville, Ohio . w here th'ey Jnel J:OO. Danee ·Party n1aroo , Kt •Captain 8:16 · tbe new nean of Ag riculture. ln8:QP ... Movie- becta�ul u route home , .the}' stopped at Val\ Theater n Cartoo D:00 'f :30 Pel'T)' Maeon I 1 Buran for Mr. Bi11h op's slAt er,· t1n, · to:00 Red Rowe Show a:;w Wanted-Oead or Alive da, who will spel) d some time here, · :0:30 On The Go f�y;�1�:0I) KJ.::· ·�11 ; , IJn. Gladys Woodyard, Colun;i� · 1_ ,� tt:00 J Love �ucy Jla!f. 'tWli W!ll Travel w11 s Sunday dl n ner 1t1eat of � \1:30 Decem�r BJ"ide �0:00 Gun1moke brother . and sl •ter-i n,law, Mi-• , IJer 12:00 Love of Life . 10:30 Not For Hire and M rs. Reed JeUer1 ·and RicharcJ: .. � 12:30 �rch For TOmonow 1] 1)0 Iiews 'flo1eth,er they vl,Ited a 11l ster ani:l l2:fi.5 The Guidinl Lilht I' . 10 Th •• 13 1l: brother-in-law, Mr. a· nd M... WII• , e111tt'r 1 1 :00 H�� or the City (2:.SO Sign , Off llai:n Cheadle, Sun4a y arternoon. -1:39 A, the World TUrnl community Bib le School ,, lri ,: 1:00 i-·or Better or Wone progreu at · C�lumbla Sc hool witb ...-i' rty u• good attendance. The seHion wUl � �1f.t re ona e : I laat through June 24 and all C!hit9:00 RePI. Matt!!ews J · V. The Verd.i'.t Is Youn dren of the community are uraed t:30 Amerie•n at \\'ort to attend.. l:AO Tbe e,t,OJcr D.,9:'5 Cbri1Mau Sclen.�e The TJmPl, wscs met al th• korll llM'tt ftt •=15 'io:oo-Channel 13 Pre&ent& home of Mn: Quinn Ruuell. Plant IJ14111 el 1'1• _, · . 10:30 c,m,ra 3 were made to plant shrubs at th� '-JOO � ftNa � Picture Dia 11:Qo church and Jraprove the appell'• · . , . I� '1111 Ulli ,f ...., nee ol Ille JrOUntU, a USA 1 1 ,30 RFD, I, � J1i0 A picnic at Hooper's Park will Gibb,, al lio ..WMlltll' 1;10 ,\ ...... MW 12,00 Rev Elwood • 1• held jn llljy WI.th ihe Lad ie, of be o rplece lll"' Jpla Muie • 0 Mo,io ' ' ' ,U,1/ the Carpen• Church and the ,0 · """ , fi:30 · Re\'. 'WIiia� Wilco:& Townhouse Church 11 Invited QO Nllh.U · Pjltol M �100 Oral B· · 1el'U ' gue,\j. 'fllo .. ...Ill, lbOI' , . 1 " ,,: ••JP (hi) ,COll'lf' Bowl J,nil.. ·tita n&• wpo Potneroy · ' J:O!l . 'l'lit · · · ' <',!l'llO · F\11 • Coluro , preae,nt 11!111 · .,IO . !l'wentlot!t, \Jent1117 AM met Frid'" · .,..., ••• l(,lntm n1 W.. u •ow , 'l:j)(I l!•ll"Y � , . • •:00 1.a,.1e , ·, ,. ,; l,j T �I Sat�ur ay Chanital.J"l,J -,... · PIANOS ------- """"·" .,,......, ILQT IT.7-TI-tF. GATES ARE 0PaH I! j wscs s Socia ,.,.... ,.----- · v .-:oo ��:1�.1,��� !� !:;: • ... ... . Ille Lon ABNER Cltannel - Monday ...-·,etv News 5""' Soc1' al Event's U'L Channel 8 - Saturday Atfred Reedsville I Cltannel 3 - Sunday New tl,aven Sc,cia 1 Notes I Atom1•c power I ---- ----- N Th a H : 45 2:00 I Business 0pport 't' Channel 3-M on OJ 6:� 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 6:30 10:30 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 U : 15 4 FIV , . Watch Mr Wliard Science Fh-tlon Theater Deteeiive'1 Oury Water(r(lnt · d Home Ro n Derby News Picture 6:45 Sign On Sports Roundup f:o,J T-oda..• 9:00 Katie Doo n an Show Weathercast 9: 30 Topper Sa tur d ay Nlght Jambo reo Bona n .r,a 10:0U Dough Re Kl The Ma n and the Challenge t0:30 Play Y our Hunch 1 1 :00 Prk! ta Rl1ht The Deput 1 1 :ao CnneentraU0a Worl d Wide 60 l2:00 Trutll or ConNQue■Ma n .'rom I nterpol l! ·SO It Could be You Ne .:1 Headll n e1 1 :00 Ml.d Day r,»ew1 W.:athercaet 1 :10 Movietime Shockwal(h 2:30 Lore tta Y oun1 Sig9 Off 'S:00 You.n1 or. 'Malo�, 3,30 From Theoe Ro ots 4:00 Comed y Playhouse Sign On 4:30 Adventure Time , This is the Ll!e 5:00 Steamboat Bill $:30 Sft. Pre1to11 TV Olapel 6:00 M.111lc In the kound I ndustry on Parade • 8 : 15 Jim Thacker Sbuw Iriside Sports t,:� Weathercut Favorite Story Fl'ontier, of Failh 8:30 'Nt.9111 Piet\U'f! a1:-'S Huntley- Brlriler 1,tp1rt Sunday Movietime 1·op Huctleberr, Round Worl d Championship Golf T:sb Riverboat Meet- the Press 8:30 Talea of Wel ls 1'ar10 St1nday New,1 Picture 9:00- Peter Gunn Overland TraU 9:30 Goody ear Tbester Saeco- Veru:etti Part II 10 :00 �my Awarda Olevy SMw 1 1 :30 J"4Ck Pur Show Loretta Young s:1(1'.V 1 l:QO S_,lgd Off People Are F'unny 4:00 4:30 . ti:00 5:30 6,00 6 .30 t Elson rfw.QCe - r 1 1 :20 Newa Headlines 1 1 : 10 We.lberca1t 1 1 1 : 1 5 '(itewatc h 1 :00 �ign Off Channel 3 - Saturday SE --· · t 2 I ) R· eol Estate -d F -- -- --- I 0-for I ' 6 )- L We t Sh de s a Personal News I Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 18, 1960-7 ton. ' . . ,n ' - �. � -I� � ,. . I • J :. I .. � - - _ ,.,; �,. . · � :...:..::..-..:...·-�.:.,..,_.. · - - . ... ·--.- . .......... ... �-- - --,..., -__ -· ........._..,....________ _ _�_ ·....,..,.. ' . S-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 18, 1960 -· ( 9a ) Ma rine Suppli� I ISED BOATS AHO MOTOll» $25 and 1111p whlt• the� IHt. MH,► polit•n Moton. 600 i. M■ln St .• P'INMroy, Phone W V -2Jl10 1 1 -14-tfc WANT ADS I t' RIVER r REP()R f I I 1 Eagle Ridge I Society News Apple Grove Events Reported Kr,. Edlth Motta Is improv ing fo1lo w1a1 aur eery at Shelterin g Arm■ l-l.oaplt1I ln Alhen1 _ Mr. and ;.tis. Jerry Bowen of C a· nll W l o.�he,ter 1penl t h e week end with relatlveu and visited her fll . ther, Lloyd Wood, at Holzer Hob'.· pit■I. Sharon Faye Bowen of Canal WlDcbe1ter is sp�nding a week with htr cou1l n BPverb Bowen. Mr. and Mr:;. Harol d Rile and family , Guysvll le, a nd Bert Cline, Alban1, spent Sunday eve ning al the Charles Rife home. M:r. and Mn. Robert Rife spent Sunday eve n ing with hi& parent.s. Mr. and Mra. Char le,: Rife. Robert h11 emplojme nt in Col umbus and Buckwheat Society Report ly M,., Amy Wolf By Mr1. H•rbert lO\llh By S■r■h M. Rife Mr . .and Mrs. Ronald Hupp are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wolf SPf!ut Lloyd Wood is a patient in HoJ. Sunda)' after n oon wit h her aunt, annou n cing the birth of t heir lhinl zer Hospital at Gallipo l is. GAUG-ES·· Miont9ffl'uy,. l S ·S up- �rs. Amy Wolf . so n at an A.shland Hoapital. Grand · laaac Sarrett returned lo his per. I D 5 lower . 28 fl open ; G a l CONSISTENT DEPEN DABLE IIEllULl:8 Julie an d Ma n die Ro1e of Ba s- parents are Mr. a n d Mn. O orsa home here after bein J a patient I Bny You - l i pol1.s 1 9 uppe r , 17 - 3 lower, 21 ha n vi1ited t h eir grand pare n t. , Pauon 1 and George Hupp. Great &ATES in Veteran, Hospital at Hunting. ft • ope n , Lock 23 · 17 - 7 ft . , al l Mr. and Mrs A D Tuttle Sa t· gran dmothers are Mn. Ka\ie Rowe · · · . da�s duw n 13 thro.u�h 23, river u rdi". 4 een t.s per word, on e Insertion. Minimlltll charge - 60 ce nt.,. a nd Mrs. Rut h Parson� J f Ul;l g 13 th r u I 6 WI th 17 th n,1 23 I cent.I per word fot" three coni:1eout1ve U1t.ertiohl. r: Mn. Amy_ Wolf spent Friday Edward f'tiend, Pittaburgh, visit· S � slowly Spc:j:lal - one mont.b for 30 cent.a per word. afternoon with her 11ister-in•law ed recently with Carroll White and OHIO RIVER BOATS: DOWN Mrs. Martha McElroy. • Full rate of t c,ents per word will be oharged for adverlisin.i Homer McNickles. 11 oot paid withln 10 days •ner receivin;i. bill. Milton Tuttle spe n t the week By Mra. lobert Painter l,2. R u'. ke t 4 · 50. am, 3-4 , Mi kl' Cub Scouts, Pack 2 4 1 , and Den , r"d1tor, 5 am IO· IO, Lock 17, Lit '"d �rs in A.dvert1S1na - &Muld be r eport.Pd :mined iately. Tbt "" wi· th hi, fam,'I Y . Mr a•d Mrs· Gerald Vi 0let of Moth ers, Mrs. Herbert Rous h a nd ' " '- l c F. d war d ' 4 :4� am, J .o : Loc k 23 · I Gene Ro• Lawre nai'Iv Sentinel wilJ not be reapon.aibLe for more Lb.an one �or­ nce of Portland Mrs. Roy Donohue, ass1:1led by Mn. Tuppel"ll Plai ns, Mr. and Mn. Fl oyd .r AT .o o � : 2 o:.worth. B ' erry pm. · r:etl inserti on ;pe•t • tl .. d ays w1'th 0.1s aunt. Pau " I f•w · I Beeg Ie. enJoy..,>d a fishing Spe n ce or Pomeroy called on Mra. 1 • ra. ewin d 5- 20 pm, 9· 0•. M.' Chns. I Mrs. M1'iton Tuttle a n d W d ol T�acka and $pedal Notices of Ew 'IU SLUO. Obitu.ariea lrlP to th e Pete Shields farm Mon• Je nn ie Roush, Su nday. f,m, ' Jy. . . · J 3 · 6·o • L& z_- 4 am 2· 1 · A s_h I pu.bhsbed at \ ce'll per word. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Long an d day n ighl followed by a wiener Recen t vlsitor:1 of Mr. a nd Mn. / [;5 v 0 '."/OROS J. DAY 3 DAYS ,.; DAYS t MO. y Heilma n were Mr. and Mn. they will live there. ill W h n rnast Donohue the at Cubs ome. amil ape l ay her Sund with Pomeroy, Otuo :;· i f 5 a�. 0_�� -A� � �� r�� 6�;; ,14.60 , 1 .:,,:, 90c 80c lS l)oo Varney and friend of Ken• mother. Mr�. Myrtle Benti; an d pr�sent were Jeffery Donobue, 1 E d ison Wick ham, Carol Chapman . . 1_0 w S Rh e Q· I� m , 7_3 ' Penn -S,tl.00 $1.80 $1.20 80e 2(\ tµck SlSler, • Elizabeth Roger ey, Mn. Steubenville, hl Y epent lhe week end with th11 Judy. As of I Mar• Clifford , h Rous j syl�ama 9:20 ;m, fn� $1 . 50 70C � $7 .� $2.25 vin and Mic h ael Hill, Mark Beegle, I Wick ham of Che1ter, Homer Goe1• H:etshel Juatice family . NOR THBO U ND : Lock 2:1: T ihn . )Ole Of' Rent Several of the 4i- H Club mem- Stl'p he n Shuler, Darrell Norris, lein, Charles Sa re and family, I )tr. and Mn. Raymond Thomas y /\d, NftlVlbd by 10 A.._)l wUJ be tn · Lbat d.ay I p.por, I -- - - t :SO pm , 1 1·0; _E lger Clitr , 2:20 p_m, be r� and their pate nts enjoyed the Ran dy Roberts and Gregory Dono• Bi l lit! Hei l man and Jerry Diddle. and son1 of Langsvllle spent Sun1 THHEE Bl-:DROOM semi•modern 0-2 ; A. v. ChrLJJ 6: 10 pm, o . 4 ; City cruise on t he Avalon Thursday · ' Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Taylor 4•>' with her mother, iW's. Freda hue. 1 home in Langsvillc . Phone WY2- ,, f Huntington 9::50 pm, 6• 14; c. v ________ Jr. and daugh ter ind Debbie Hood Wells and family. - Staff Sgt. a nd Mrs. Bill Robi n,u n 6· 1 7-6tc H a rner. 2 - 20 am, 0-2; Jefferson, �b67. SEE K S SEM I -F INAL B E RTH n were Tu(':sday vlsi tora Addiso of M _ a , n r. nd Mr. and Mra. Guy W e l ls marte a 1 1 1 Noti ces 6 · 55 am, 7 . 7_ PARIS UPI-A n n Casey John - a nd so of Fort Knox, Ky. I ':1 1 t-or )O le I 0 r Mr. and Mrs. R0be rt pam · ter. . n d Robm son ��d fa�n • M R aymo " trip to Pome roy Saturda y. busineu · . 1 stone of Mason Citf, Iowa , who or _ en Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rou,h of T YACHT R- Ac e , 1 1Y or New Bern , N. c ., .ur , a .1 d TIRM!TE ANO PIST CONTROL 14 rt. "LONE s'fAH" ALliMIN°U M i \ _ __ Patt d Larry Rife spent Sun• an y I hasn' t played 8 hole yet in the Mrs. Edward Robinson and eon n f JacUon were Sunday vtllilors of day eYeninJ wi th the.ir s.i5ter, Mrs. by P•ln. ,,... 1..-,.ction. ln,u,­ NEWPORT, R. I. UPI-One Frenc h Women's boat �nd Mercury 10 hp motor. I 4 ROOM HOUSE, RUTLAND ' olf cha mp lo nR � by Nationwide. PhtNN R. hundred a nd thirty•seve n trim sh i· p, wll l be 8b oo 1' Both m A-1 con ditio n . $275. C 1i ll , Cleveland ' are• visiting Mr· and 'Mr. and Mrs. Vlriil oush and J"•nlta Tow n ship. Phon e TU·2·347S. Sa•ton and family · .... mg 1 or sem, a l l f · am . · y • _1.. _ .11.nd shapes ' •nd A. hnlc. �t•tlon WY1W Y 2-3243 or see Mn. J n ge 1s, ____ _ 6 13 81 p yac ht, or a JI sizes . nd Mn. Bob Bowen spe n t M t i Una I ber.th today �ben lllie meets Mrs. Earl Robmson. Mr. and Mn. Will iam Taylor · h obt colorful uils today in the .._ ,s66, 207 So. 2nd Ave., Middleport . Beckner Kenneth Mrs. d n a Mr. Mrs. Faye o • with J f rt l H wee.. 1 Mrs• Philippe Elo Y ol F rantt. di10n, Mr. and Mn. P-1 aon and of Ad 11 , two HOUSE ROOM EIGHT e � yacht da rt n to Newpo Bermu d 22 n of San Pedro, Calif., ate ao and 6 1 6 3tp : Wood ir o J Mra. hn,t.one drew a t ,t round THER E wlll be • ri,vi� .1tart.ine H.arry Brown and 1on11 were Sunroom apartments. A. N. Benfilel. race. Thousands Or spectators were J vlsJtipg Mr. and Mn. Charle y Mn. llytra Rife, Wilkesvil le' June 21 at 8 p, m. every e,e. - -- -- -- -- - afternoon cal len at the PJint, day 1 1 ·2·ttt ex pected to see t he start of t he · bye· Phone WY2-3272 ' _____ Knightnirrg Sr. and Mr. and Mn. 11pent two WMb witb her daug hter ning at the J.'reedom Goapel ONE I HC 25 v 7 foot TracUlr homa. er _ Joh n Beck ner at Pt. Pleasa.'!lt. Mower. Call WY2-6710. 6· 18•3tp FIVE ROOM HOUSE with bat h, bie nn ial race. r,. Faye Wood, Mission at Bald Knobs. Rev. Marabel!e Sharpnack, Columb111, 1'h011e attending a rarewell party M 'Mn. M rta Wfe I Third South basement, full spen t Thursday y Deeter is the evanjelial and tly Bearh1 rece n for Richard Pvt. CONES OF SOLID JCE CREAM. apef\l a Saturday afternoon re• son, Charlea Ave., 1 block from Mid dleport ( her with aftemoon · ReY. L. R. GluHe n camp . ii the . Delicio u1 flavors. Jack's Dairy centl y with Mrs, Herbert Rou1h were Alfred Wolfe, Mr. and Hn, ! 11 1 gh Schoo1 . I nquire Fi le's 5 _ R O M NEW HOME FOR SALE ly pas1 or. The pu bl'IC 1 s 1 nYJted lo O Allen Dill, Mr. •nd Mrs. lobn R1.:i,:�s!::::- iu J --------Bar. 1 4 Hp and eo n, Roger. Novelty Shop, fe, M rs. Robert 6-15.fllt 6-15-6tc _______ 6___ aue n d. I ½ bat hs, hardwood floors Syr Th e Fairview Sunday School Ba lley and Gregory, Mr,. Nora Rlle a d patty aod I e• La rry R'! q acuse. Shown by appointment Balley, Mildred, Alberta and An· I MALE M SE o ld _ Its annual picnic at the will 00h DER IN MO N 5 R as busine on lston l In AK We REG ISTERED Col• j were � OSt On s OUnd 4 C HOU d . See o n ly Cail WY 2_823 • Mason . Good neig hborhoo Rock Sprangs Fairgrounds on Sun nle Pullln1, Roger Smith, Mr. and Thu ay. The children enjoyed I lie able. e n pups. o h P Reaaon --nd. 14 6tp J � 8--- -Mn. Henry Hartman, Ronnie or call Freddie Th abet, Ma&on, Newly elected otticere of Ra• d ay, July 3. -----Pomeroy , WY 2-3489. A l ma . LOST: LIGHT TAN and white ps, l a, Rev. and Mr,. awtmmln1 at Lake l , Phe Mar«l c -Va. W. 6 H U 3 BEDROOM HOMS FOR SALE- 1 cine Post 602, American Legion C 1 4 6lc male dog Terrier. Anawers lo Dwij:ht Spencer and Gilbert, Kn. _ _ AU modern con veniences. Loe• were install ed Thursd ay evenlni name_ of "Sport)'". Lo1t between -- • __ - - -- - (Linda Lute, Ilia '4ary Wogan, - - - - -- ---- -,OCle O BULL_S, ORD H OUN TWO a EREF at egular G st the meeting o P of ! t 23 aled al en d of Pomerof Bridge Darwm and Flora. Cal l V13-2 5 · , Rev. and Mrs. :Rex Garrabra nt, Rev , Goo stock. Call Lorenzo Dav is AUTO MECHANIC must be eii:C ammand er Elson I n Muon, w. VI, Call Rev, Ed· wit h Past 8-17·3tp and Mn. Weber Thoma, Rev. and --- --- · WY 2-2347. 6 1 7 3tc officer. llnt l in11ta II cer n Spe hydrama perie nced in tic trans• Json Weaver. SP 3-M-te. Mr,. Edmond Life, Mr. and Mn. Otflcers ln1ta1led Mr. Mrs. were nd and a l l son Marvin Bi l Wi persona missio n . Un q ua l ified 6 13 Mr. and iln. Lou Hart, Barbour:, weekend W JU Hei lman, Mr. and Mrs. Rua- ville were recent visiton in town, need not apply. See Ph ll Wise, ------------ - Cro.ss, Commander; Harry Doug las dui&: hter Pam were NEW PAIR Raven .aluminum Ma,S(ln Co. Motor Co ., Pt. Plea· HOUSE FOR SALE ; 6 ROOMS Jr., fint vice commander; Waid auesta of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hooa- sell Spencer and Regina. ci.. water skies, never bee n in Ann Chiller, a. student at St Mr. and Mr1. Richard Bear.bi, s nd ba th , near Syracusfl Post Di�dle, second vice -comma nder; !er of Ft. Gay, w. Va. Mr. Hoos· 6-17-3tc I sant, W. Va. AU Mil* enlll MN111 water. Retail price $47.93. Will Hospital a.pent aeveral days oaeph l , Office, two lots. Term,. Lel and Wi l liam Fox , trusteo ; El1a n ier is in very poor health. Pam Sharon, Sheila, Doria, Miu June vi1ltlu, hf!!' parenta Mr. and Mrs. MITAOPOLITAN MOTOltl sell for $33.00. Call WY2•3ft.03. · 1 TUiia, Mr. and Mn. Willard Eber■ 6 13 6tp Spt!ncer, Chaplain; David Yost remained for a week's villlt. Bumgarn er. 60M06 lad Mah, It. Warantee 10 years. 6-17 -3tp { Willi•"' Chisler. . Fi n ance officer; Eugene Holter: Mn. Edith Morri w ho la a sur bach, Karen •nd Barbara, Mr. and Pi•• .,. Ohle SbeldoQ Roush, 10 n of )tr. and E ROOM HOtJS• Adj utant; Ch ild Welfare, Fran- gical patient in Shelterine Arms M rs. Clarence Wolfe and ijecty, Mn. Domld Rouali, has spen t t he F'oR SALE: E 2 yr. old bay _ _ wlt h bat h • nice l ocation. Melvin cis Webb and Publicity chairman Hospital , A thena, 19M CHEVROLF,T V8 �Bel-Air� lion. Mrs. J. Mllrtln Mills, nn _ _ ____ is improv- Mr. and Mn. David Holter and paat W8ell: attendine Boy11 State Hood, I l l Locust St., Po merv. Bernard Didd le. 4 dr. e1tra nice, power &lld e, acine. Ph one WI9-3775. JOB AS SERVICE STATION ATstaying at family, Miu Maril y n Scott, Mr. Camp at Jacksons Mil l . hi Morria Rev. I ing. � 17. ii t TENDANT or . other. See or • nd Mre. 1)aomas Scott,. Mr. and R &. H, $1190.00. .BJaottnars, 5-2&30tp OutJolng Co mma nder Yo1t was the h ome o f hi& brother-in-law Mr. arid Mra. Ronald McGlothlin wrile Guy Blrc h , Portland , Ohio. M ra. Max. C.le , Mr. and Mn. Pomeroy. - -- -6-UHltc Mrs. d R. n a L. Mr. Chapman dure e d for eh commend t f ress pro o recent guest& of bis psrent&i whe - ·---ll 5 OOM HOUSE 6 16 6tp FOR SALE: G eor1e Abbott , Mr. and Mrs. Huthe Post during his term as com- ing Mrs. Morria' illness. -'-� _______ Mra. Robert McGlothl ln. and Mr. -. i n Street h hath 1 9� FORD VB Fairlane 2 d r. hard ONE MAGNATONE electric gui• Sixt w(th On bert Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Wa yne and r. C on acNels Miles . tar Call amplifier. n Gib11o and Mn M EXPERIEN wornaged middle ED o M mander. b shown were vies C y top. Really ah■rp. Llke new, bit­ Syracuse. all Gallipolis Gl6f'h71Ua Batey daughter . of Mr. olfe, Mn. Janice Lanham, Pam WY2·2903 before :I P. M. O-t6-atp Virgi l Walker n n d Th omas Wolfe. companied the Paul Aikman tam- W an wants work caring for eld, 38:la after 4 p. m. ter11weet and white finis h. a nd Brenda, Lennie Lanham, Mr. and Mrs. Pliillp Batey is s))(!ndint 8·1Hlc Fol lowing the oftieial seu lon il)' on a trip to Nebraska returnerly person or lig ht houeework, � --·- • ___ . _ ___ $1090.00. Blaeltnara, Pomeroy . and Mra, James Bailey, Mr. and thia week at Girls State Camp 11t Best ol refcrencea. C.1111 I n per- FOR SALE: MODERN 3 bedroom refres hmen ts w ere served by Dal� in g Saturday . 6-14.fitc . Jacks ons Mill. GRAVILY Tt.ACTOR SALII AND Mr. and Mrs. Earl Good were Mn. Will W o lfe and Mr. and Mn. Ra nch style house l ½: ba th s, Hill and Jame• Simpson. son or write I l l But tern ut obin1on and family . R Robert lco. Jl 2 I. Maln1 Pom•r•J• S.nr garage, basemc>nt, large lot, The next rfl&ular meeting will visiting th eir son Mr. an d Mrs. Ave., Apt. I , first noor. 6-17•3lp 1951 CHEVROLET WITH 1 9M Phena WY2-297S, SalHman: ·-Bob Good and grandson iD Col elec tric heat. 2 V. years old. Bf!r• be held July 7 . e ngine. Dark green dclux� Good I IMd,v llle. Harohl lnrnh.rt, umbu, Su nday. nQCd Krinke, Mu l berry Hgt, , en gme. Prlce $173, Phone MY 8-Ohio. Phona CoolY.11• Utl. Mr. a nd M rs. Ralph Turner and Shown by appoi ntment on ly. 3286. Albany, Donald Wooten 3-UHfc .u n i 191 daug hter Sherry were ,!siting 6·17•3tc P hon, WY2-5468. Carpen ter, Oh io. 6 16 3t� ·· Mr1. Edgar Dorst, chairman of s und1y wi th Mra. Annis Va le and -- --Township Cancer Crusade Orange Jo' Oll SALE: SERVICE STATION FOR SALE -- MIDDLEPORT 7By Lu,, Kibble 195-1' �VICK V8 Century hard to p rlaui hter Clemma · a t 1'' ullo n , o. P1JBLIC AUCT ION that Alfred and C11-laway 1 .... . re""' wi�h �er, wine carry.out. on l{t. room __hoiJse, 1 1,i baths, mo�ern 1 Mrs. Joan Ad ams entertained on 2 dr-, power 1leerin1 and brakes, They aho ca lled to see Mr. TurSATURDAY, Jun• 15, 1960, oods have bee n neiahborh R1:i;• 7, m Middleport. over atock Take e , attached Wednes garage. Excelda y with • chi ldren s parkitc h n R If II, almost l ike t he da y it net's sister, Mrs. Hazel Slater and ' �v ered bJ a· volunteer worked, 1 , 00 P. M. IContlnu� rrom ,... Ont) a n d flxtur-e11. WJll lease buil� n g , le�tJ.o■: i?.M-O down. ,Ai• t h rt waa sold. 11693.00, Blaelt nan, The un del'lig ned will offer at his fs l lfrs. Thelm1 Henderaon. The total , �ucdp � loa'n, Call SH 2-4� · reasonable. See Wl lllud� will be he'd : a l - � .. ,pr:e,,j�ent'a er n;l !��� Porvero:r. � � 6·l�tc H �le� i�:. ��:O:�ho h been 7 far� ipcated in Ch ester To wn­ vlcinity was ext n nda ome o h M p:"'ffl. 6t3Q al 1262 Powell St.,. Mldd leplfb i' • · ! ' , , :-, f d d l h aye an 3tc res 6 16, y re ments were ser- amount for the a patient at Shelterin1 Arms P at '1 Route off n e mile fltf,.-,S .00. J � MJ<�RCURY hard top, i d�. 6 16 Ste -· -- ...__ __ ____ old a nd new of'icers an d d irec tors Hospital was returned to her ved to Randy Randolph, Craig $-U e Fhe Point,, (Fo llow Arrows), ------_ will meet at the 'llb Mercury matle, .R • H, clea n car. being ur,.ed to tatten•. ... o home M nday . Their dau&hter Reed, Stevie Reed , Kipline Reed, Fol lrod-Robinson home next Tues• t h e following: Ph ilco Refrigera­ $89ti.OO. Blaott n ar1, Pomeroy. erv1ng• t he dinner last n igh. t Virginia hB.11 been ill • Rosemary d tommy Joe Reed, n a with meas tor-, Electric Ra n ge, One :i-pc. l ock tl- l�tc were Mrs, Bruce Llo yd, Mrs. Ro- 1 es. Mary Fran ces, Jackie and Freddie day evening, June 2 1 , at 8 o'c Breakfast Set, One 7·pc. Break­ AJ R CONDIT10Nll10, REFRIGER• • berl Coats and Christine Coats . I ae, Jon an d Timmie ,-;;;;i.;;.;.;;.;;;;;;;;;,;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, Mra. Marvtn W1laon an d Mrs. a·1se, and M'k' Fon SALE: 1951 fast Set, Utilit y Cabine t, Win­ ve F6 atlon service. Jack's Refrl1era­ POMIROY - 5 • room modern Nellie Zerkle, Mra, Nan M oo re and Haih. the g n attendi are n o Ne!Jl E. M. o d Room en truck. Good tlrea. Good condi­ w Fa n , 2-pc. Uvi frame, wil h bath, You n gstow n Mi ss Bess San born. tioq. New Hnen. Phone TU2· Mrs. Ruth Moore and family of •�mmer seasion at Ohio Unlvertio n . He n ry C. Bahr. YU0-2280. Suite, Studio Couch, Ch.11.irs, kltcht! n , birc h Doors, storm doors _______ 6-23-tf 31137, · spent a day here lasl Colu111bu1 •BA IJ)WIN sJty. I.amps, One Metal ·w11rdrobc, 6·l1•31p wi ndow&, side porc h , unfinishe d I home. Packard the ·•l week •WURLrFZER One Cedar Ward robe, Sewing MUILLIR PUANACII, WISTING attic, full basem ent, furnace Mre . Edward Chevalier is a 1ur, ro­ Arnold a1111llanc"' HOUSI . . OTRf!R FAMOUS Hay e, t Sul Bedroom e, n Machi 04 heat bot h coal a nd gas 70 x (00 (9) glcal pallent al St. Joseph Hoopii Loader, Hay Rope (complete), . . th•"• Syracu•, Ohio.. Phloot lot, garage, a n d worksh op al, Parkersburg. GAS, FUEL OIL and coal tm­ I 1-1 I-ti Garde n Tractor, Log Chalna, WY2-6314. area. A· l property, 8 ye,r, old. I 'Mn. Glad)'ll Bau•hrnan and Mr. oc naces. Call for free est lmatel, Tool1, Mlacellaneous llem11. p $ 1 1 ,000.00. a nd Mrs. J. Gale bne returned to Foreman & Abbott, Midd leport. By Mra. A. H. hiley (Centlnuad From Pa.. One) Owner TELEVISION RADIO AND SMALi. MI DDL E PORT - 5 . room frame HOWARD SIIDINAIIL, , their home1 in Gahanna after a appl ia n ce repair. Ph ona Otl• ley, n Fi 8·10. ttc Richard Public d z an Speaking: Mrs. Mr. TIRMS: CASH. Weale McKen ie y wit h bath, rurnaee heat, alumvisit here with Mra. Rose Thomas 2·1·Uc o. '\i O. Raclne, McCllntock, Not l11pon1lble llor Accldant1 inum storm doo l"ll a nd window,. George, Hoffma n, Ronnie Coll ins, and gran dsons of Sa l e m ia visitinJ nd Mn. LIi lie Thomas. 112 RATS KILLED Wm! STAR a Doa nnle o R Boyer; : their Care Barry d aughter and son-in-law, Mr. Sale co nd ucte d by: BRADFORD APAi1.'.1.'MENTS - j'urm1bed ud Garage a nd uUlity bui l di n g, dou... ·•: Tnl:alll ..,..,. W1rfarln. 2'12 lbt., $1.49; , lb■. Mr. and Mn. Enln Caln, Reed•· Co llins ; Safety : Hank C leland , Jr. ; and Mra. Milton Circle and famtly . AU_CTJON COMPANY, Raci ne, $6M · :11" h O . lot ie 1� 100' level. . )llddle­ McMuten. uaJurnt■hed. MO--. a MDE,f .4 '2-�- Safe, pure, and 1u1ranteed. Fingerprlntln1: Richard Finley and Sharon Holter spent I few dayi ville, and daughter, Mn. Marvin Ohio. pt":t. Phone WY-2-18. 2-3-tf U . S. ltOUTI 33 _ 87 acre11, rollEberabach Hard ware. the t spen Cheater, of Keebaugh with lns. ll her uncle and a unt' Mr. and Auctioneer: CRl'M' BRADFORD i ng lan d on U. s. 33 midway he- Ronnle Co weekend at Wellsbur1, W, . Va., t4) 27, 28, 29 ; IS) 4, S, 8, Man11aer: A. C. BkAD1'"0RD. Mrs Ro nald D ivis1 Pomeroy CLOTH, WOOD SI.AT PORCH nd , n11• Alhc a Pomeroy n twee ' Thank You," pin �as Jive n · 1 1 , 12, tS, 18, UI, 20, !ff, they attended tht weddln& where A M r. and Mrs. Ralph Ballard and 6·18• l lc 11hed es, cloth poN!h val ance, Good 9•room house wi t h b11th, 3 Reno Lind for hla service as a 26, 2'1; 16) 1, 2, 3, 8, 8, 10, their of cousin, Donna Jean )' l''J' aon, , Melvin spent aw n ln a:s, venetian blind&, win• ida and Sat• poi;c hes, cellu, 2 barns, crib, eom n l teem'6n. The IOO ia troop -- -.-FueneU. Daniel to Schmltt I' urday wit h Mr. and �lira. Jene Mor- 1 dow ahades. Free est lma tea. impleme n t bulldlng, garage and •po,�so�· DEE!' WEIL JET PUMP, SlOO; TOMATO PLANTS, MEX ICANS, l vin Randolph, who reaentq Ca rison, Rock Castle, va. Dale Wipl)el, 2Ui Union Ave., .other buil lln11. Own gas well, 100 ga l , ruel oll lank SU�; uU ll ty Bur pcf!lglobc, Mara: love, Rut, moved from here to lJlUe Hock• 1'our Mith an nlveraary ac hiHe· Mra. Za�ne r entered Pomero• the St 90tc 21 II r fo 6,000.00 .$1 . water or plenty tral ler and t11rpaultn AO; J Ja: 1en, Matchlea1 and Go lden Jub• 1 1 1• • patient In St. IOMpb Kote a;ard: :!�e �';!e to �Y J oaeph lfo1pltal Sunday for ,ur- 1 • real estate, or complete with : a�ha ' aaw $10: Cub Scout uniform, ,Jze Uee. Alao, rhubarb lo eat and RJ D ENOUR SUPPLY. Radio and O 1· pita erry er, 1er,-. . A l lis-Chalmers tractor a nd eq u\ p12, $& J,l'a n k Hud10t1, B11han to de�p freeu. SeC(lnd h ouse I TV Service. YU5-2121t 6-1 1-Sotp Mn. noule Bart\111 of Akron ll old and Richard Finley . Arn l $ CJaren-ce Baker vi1ited hli moth6 16 3tp ment (almo llt new ) 18,500.00. Road, ,u. 1 , Raci ne. ea,t �sch ool hou1e In Syra­ here carln1 for ber dater, Kn. EaALIIIT M. COX, s.1 ..m1n Parenti attending were _r. and er at the Elmwood Rest Horne at ■ie Concrove, who recently bad ■ 1 cuae, �m H. H olme,. d an ears earlln1 3 HORSES, 2 y y PHONI WY 2·2220 Mn. Kenneth Fi nely , Charle• Tuppen Plain,, Sunday, BOX 229 6 13 Uc ed te1. draft colts, an d a year ol d mare. Mn. Mary Gainer...Df North Caro- foot remov due to dlabe WY 2-3&30 Hayes, Elmer White, Mra. R. N. two and Santee 'Mildred Mn. P hone MeArlhur LY 6·,013 afl• 1 1, 3tc Campbell, Mr. an d Mn. Don Mui- U na is ataylnJ at the Orvy Gainer eblldren of Galllpoll1 1pent Su n<•) ' PIGS SALE. FON er 3:30 p. m. l'kc, l B William � 16 Stp - --home while Mn. GI.Iner it h04ipU- 1 ' - Jen,· Mr. ·and Mn. Wlllard Boyer, --- --- - · dlllY hffl with her parcnta, Mt. � ' Dott11, Oh io. 6 7 l �p J \ , ( , t11·1• i 1• a1 J1ed. ' 1 � l1' 1 lll ! l, , .1 n w. Mn. aod Mr. n, it Walt.o Kerm COAL PIPE Furnaces, good con­ and Mu. J. S. Marki. an Mr. d Mrs. of Wateman White A. (Hbba, Mrs. Wayne Swisher, Mr. d ition. Charlea A. Wo ode, Che1Zenith Chevalier has en)lated in Bids wlll be received at the of- aud Mr.a. Reno Lind, Mr. and Mrs. Keno spen t Sunday afternoon with .3tp · ler, Ohio. 1S __ the U. S. Na\lf and II now in train• 6 _ flee of Web1ter and Fultz, Allor- Euie�� .Triplett, l'llr. and Mn. Le· Mr. and Mn. Ralph Ballard. ke , ll no Great 9:30 A.Ill. ney1, , Pomeroy National Banlr: lapd SjflJOn, Ro,- t>onlaan, Mr. and Mr. and Mn. Cecil Spencer of I� · L■ 1 D �FOR SALE: Jer,ey Cow, freah. Middlo,-,t WY­ Bulldllll, Pomeroy, Ohio, u nti l 10 Mra. �,� Bue � , M � . and Mn. Dave , Chester called c;,n the Charle• H oward lfyaell, Hy 1el1 Run. Mr. and Mn. Ra lph Ballard and ,..,..., WY>NIN k Spen cer �•mlly Sundl)'. u e , 8· 18·61p aon Melvin ,peal Su nday nlahl ., (,004,wl · · Mr. a n d Mn. Ella GU- I f : t;o KAUTZ Pl,ID ��� 1 Mrs, Victor Diehl of Sumn er ia and° Mo nd ay ' wlth Mr. and 0 J)l ' N; Willard EuKni&hl, heater O · i . At Chittw RASPBERRIES - PHONE YOUR story frame d welling house slluat- :Ourst i: ■nd Mn Edaar Arnold apendi na a few da111 with , her Ii•• -1e n• R•wI ey •·d f.m ii ' "f Du nbat· y54141 order. Our new phone number ed at the corner o( East Mai n arill,l Don i::ou/ and Beoutmaster and ter, Mrs. Ora White. _;;;aaa.___;;;.:;;;;;;.;__;;;... ;;; ;;; .; -no la WY 2-276?. Nola n'1 ln Sy ta• Cherry Str-eets In the Vlllage of Mn Rat p '1\,e ncer were I' Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr MAMII.L · · cuae, Ohio. 8 18 etp Pomeroy, Ohio. The aald d"".elli11f Sunday Yi1llon of Mr. and Mra. AIINny rm .. ◄cII.... .....-. hou1e will be vacated approximateBil ly On ot Reedsvllle 1903 CHEVROLET, 2 door, nm, l!\-ery Ila., ller,le< on - ■I - ,..1 Ii . . . ly July 1, tHO, and musl be re- ChUI Mr. and Mn. Arvil Holter and · 1ood . New paint, 1lralaht 1htrt. moved from the premises within famil)' spent Sundl)' with Mr, and ! a ln■pi,U FR�E _For o re L _ A _ OS P_ _ IS HAMMER'S REFUSE DWill acttpt t rade. See Ted t y da ys after it 111 vacated. tlllr C. W ,. o rley Davia o f Dexter. Week l)' pickup. At low as $1.00 flHONI Edward R· Johnson bu been I :u Thompton, Cro1111"oad1. Tr l ephone : WYandotta 2-2100 Te of d and . M Donal uuell . �rs f a month. Call R. 6: A. Servlct employed 11 In strume ntal mu&ic 8 18 8tp . ,.. I , ...;.. � Gilmore'• Supply Store , ,,,_, _ A.a, _ . !8) 10, 1 1 , 13, H . 17, 18. 6tc bi:i tructor for Southern Local Mt. Vernon spent the week end at ' Station, WYl-2366 M,ror 1ee ..;;;;;;. . 1/fl • . �:::._, , • . their home here. WY-2-2774 10n (Hammer) Ha.vk. a.t- 30lp 1chool di1trlct, replacing Bernard Krinke, re1lg: ned, ll l11 annou nced. � �.rt lt HOSPITAL- 1 V1qcban'1 E•lermlnallng AUCTION l wil Chester, Kimea, R. Cecil 10100 7-2-60 Sala m. a. c...,1 ... 1o,,,1. Mr. Johnaon ia a native .of Company enter Camden - Clark Hoapltal In lluttnar Auto Company Crltt lridftiNI , Charlnt011. II. Mlryt. W. Va. Parltenbu11t, w. Va. Sunday, June I ltemtroy, Ohio - -- · - - --- - I W/rlt•, l'hane er CHtlCt 10, for sur1ery. 4 door Sedan 19S3 PonHar. A. C. 8RADr'OIID. ...11,o, Dhto. AUCTION SALi 57S7 1 1 I P No. lfflal XH On Saturd•y. June 2t', 1960, begi n• The car will net N ■old tor IHI nm& II LOO p. m. at u ,1 , ·, ( ..... '21.00. Grocery nn Rl. 12f, in ,Sy ra• - - - --. _ _ -· .-4 ' Tnimh Bar.nette,lflilfd,nt of Auto ComptnJ BIHttnar MP cuae, I will sell at auction t he CO LETE ll1'SUR.ANCI PRO . ' � Cftelt llmployee■ Club, 1Jlle P•rtn.r 'IINHnar, Jl'tlll ... · • • - - - ... - - • - e tectlon, Life, Aute. ,.,., Polla followl111,: Ml HnlUDCed ibat plal'II INI be16) 11, l ie Cail Doa MIUa, lliddle,ort, 2 Electric Relrlaeratora -to bold Ill• lle<ond An· in,r I · '> 1 '1.. 6 G11 Ranaea, 1 Bed, complete nt. for Little Leanual I 8 Gu lleliero, 2 Sowing Ma, - - =:::,.. DO ·STIV"'"'·• l Ill''- � club's ffl!Natioo area IJU.N DftD • chine,, I Lot Llvtna: Room Jur• • Pow Cfflk Kfeu e th \'lo adJace 01111 ' 1 , NOTIC OP APPOINTMIN T nlture, Din i ng table and sl :c ..-. er Ha ,<in Route '1- 'I'be tourna­ chalra, Lot lamp• and Ol1hes inANY Fj.AVOlt : : 1 ·� �IZI lo ttarl · Job' 18. lata.. .t 0.Hr P . .. uer, dan•Md ment eluding some antique,, Baby Bur,i,tte at.led thot 211 Lillie DoirJ Veile, Colll>O• I C•M No. 11,US bed and hiah chatr, Marble to p • ..... .......-it: Le11ue( �•m• parlicipated in the Notice 11 hereby liven that Et h• w11h. stand, Set Platform Scales Filled Your Red�m To I . Only jloo4 ,S;wtda> '-✓ ¾Ht 1•r and Moils, ' I · -�<.r,.,_/,�i el G. Bauer whoae Po1t omce ad d, tourna...t ' I I ':'l;t and Power Lawn Mower. Ma ny Muon Oou ntl.H were and Gallia Stamp Gn,ea s&H teas is Pometoy, Ohio, has be.e.n ml1cellaneou1 Uefflll too numer­ N'PfOl'Rted tn the WQmey, ,• • l�:f,. •,_ • duly appoint<?d as Executrix of the 1 ., t ffl LI..... It. oua to mention. Eltate ol Otc:1r F. Bauer late of - WY:I-IMI, Mi4<1.'The Coupon To - - -. .,;,, . , · . . . , Don Llale, Owner, Take · Chester Townablp, · \1ei11 County, J. O. McCoy, AucUoneer. Ohio, deeealed. 9-11·11-20-21-22-23-2'-?tc , ' Dated lhl• 2nd day of June 1 960 ' ' . � • I "j1 . OfTO ff ln. BOY'S BICYCLE-GOOD FOR SALE, FAIIII - 6 ROOII . F. H . O'BRIEN ._ (Mrf. lltac4', •••.,cond1Uon. l(ennetb Court, Port• houM, SO acNI. J-ril.-� Rut­ , Jodae. of the Probate Court, l'<l�'�" �•e Al , Tile . " '' laocl, Ohio. Call VI 3•2289. land on New. Umi i �- Call ,. llelp county, Ohio . I ,. !id · ,'.,. �1 i..�;-.� . ,- , . ,_ . � Nia- • JI, l .. UIHI, I ' (8) 18, 3tc 8 19 }II• :. (8) ,. 11, 18, '" SH 2-43'4. I I ,. "1� I:, � •, I f" I roa I ?- JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR . '.-:° �� ! KARR & VAN ZANDT L . . . . �a; PHO N E WY-2-2 1 57 ----- 1 4) F I R I - J 7 ) Help Wanted --- u..., '"" ( 8 ) Auto Sales - ---- FoRSAL : ·;t�. TELEV ISION, GU I DE WSAZ.tV Channel 3 Post Off1'cers nsta}led By I etc I 1 81 Employment Wc'lted Old S I effl S • tyk NeWS Of The Wee 1 11:15 lt:30 12:00 12:30 12:43 1 :00 1 :30 4:00 5:00 fJ:00 6:30 1:00 8;00 9:� f0:00 10:30 - - --- re t ere o I ' I I I : I I' I ( 20 ) Busi ness Services i;·O® Awards ,Made At ■ For Sole I Cam Chester -- - --·----- - -- r' .,, B� O� ='::. �';:. - -- --- al.... u11111n- •'1!{:!! - ---·.,;;;;;;;;;�-----· . "-' ,!· ,�;• ,::h�:• noa• ■ . Hi d - (2 J J R110I Estate . I Planned At Kyaer A'l'IOlll!.W I•• ·--- ..I., 2nd Annuii1 Tourney ► r,:-• :r'.,. Jmtructor ■ ,·-·--· -- lh S&H Mobile Redemption '�'::, ✓ � . �-'l'J . ' ... ' -· · ....... · t Clip;''!!- Boob D. O. II N•. W. , .COMPTON, ■ t.. �-• ... le oa,.. ■ Tian.I FATHIR'S DAY :r,: . Falhen June 2l st - 9 to 5 pm · �f FATHER : . , ,,; fRU SUNDAE EVANS - Middleport lflOfated FOR I/-� J<, ,J; :--.v ...t-iR: . . .. Center WHI le lt l.eqal Notice ■ ma s299 ICE CREAM r - - - - - .• ·t .' o...... Soc,·91 ·Ewe·n� '" iiiia · tJ ��·� "'tU'P8...!9•�' "1»tn1 Start The Day R •19 ht . 13 TV C ha n nel , Channel 1 3-MondO) FARMeR GRE;EN'S PL.AC&. TH:4T's ,,i(l TALLEST IN THE' STATE vou KNOW' 9 U'W IMI! Clock'' 11... a.a,u IQ-Wf ,,f1i-, a AT 7I11 ..,. ·· t11 nlllo!' ii .. ""' �• Jl!ielri� f:!? the lt'tlllllW ,_ 1 pn,gr,m · ·------- I THE CO RN � · ----<I HO W P O ltMU$1· cal fl 4/ll. · .· ��-. f.f: 'l'!>•alff 9:30 Alfred Hitchcock Pl'tMD1' " to'OO 'Jack Benny 10:30 Whata My Linet H E R A l$5S On Th.• ·:=: :i t:��:-;-� · teit�I, !i!I!'.· �:u '·:t"'-.-,;t'.ili!: ' ;:f;:11' With ' ,,IO :; )'' ..:·,:ab · . on STEVE n LLEirli.J: ..-'( •· Ill :t• · 4 · l J : 15 Tht,iler 13 . w· J E H . , ·, wbeP Gr:r.:• :r:i:�:::i��11 ::toj,s. The �n; eont•I II hold " i Mn. Ava Oree nleei ,· ln nin 11 · f';!!t 0 0000 I Jin. J.,. BilbOl>, !In. and . Murl Galaw�, .thirll. . , ., '�� , , ,. SAM LIPP .IOUNO MOMUltl! I\; , G 'lg HIM PO /r. A-m'tl.·w.l ..-= � 1' : ,, ' I, I ' � 1/j II • i J ·_ . ·. , "'I I · I I' ., THE· .l)AIRf:: iVALLEY . �, .. tw°= ���- � r...p.w, I w• rAle- F u rn i t u re ONtY ,-oo Channel 13,- Sunday' �;;;;;;�i;;;;..a;;;;;;;;;;;,;;::;;.;;.., 0 Legal Notice 20b ) I nsuronce ----- an. Man b I l IUILl. 11>1 1" � � pol!uou . ........ . -.;. · llm avi, NIIN Ill · IIIW M VII, � · G-. � it.S!t. Fi:P N I fURE CO. r: " ■■- 1959 GOLIATH I Legal Notice Call Dlci Sterrett oerore I Cltannel 8 - Sunday ''lo BRANDS w. � WCHS�TV Chc,rtnef 8 w I - --� f Bashan News Of S ial Events WHV DON'T nlJC TRLJ0<6 la mW-, .. daug hter in Wiscon11J1. Larry Ba hr called on La wrence Smith. Jlelen Bolin is iroprovbJ1, She returned tn Cplumbus for • cbecl 1 1 : 00 The New1 TonliJ,t up, 1 1 :05 Weath er Wi ndow 1 �wrence l{up.e and Ml'A. J11rk1 11 : 10 Late Show 8:30 Studio Wrest11ng and Mn. Lawrence Rupe called •• 1:00 Record Hop a Garry Jacki al H olz.er HOlpitat. T:80 Dick Clark �how Keith Wilcox called on IA•· 8:00 Cartoon Sperlaculu 8:00 :Brave Stallion re nce Smith. 6:30 Romper Room 8:30 Leave It To Beaver Richard Rife �t Baturda, 1:30 Movie L:iwre!ilce Welk S�ow n ight with Lawrence Smith. 1 :25 Y.our loo Jleptllllc 10:00 Jubi l ee, U. S. A . Ike Barrett has returned home 1:30 Marlted Jo.n 1 1 :00 Up-To-The•Mlnute Newa from Veterans Ho1plt,.I in Hunt,2:00 �estlHa Oun U :1 0 Sports Report . ington. ve Tnat Jlol. 12:30 U : 15 Late Show �Uoyd Wood• is in Holzer Hoa1 :00 About Faees 1 pita! re<o,erlna from a heart at• 1 ,30 Medic , teachin1. tack. 2:00. Day In Court 12:00 The Big P.icture 2: 30 The Gile Storm SHW Mr. and Mn. Everett TtP_.dway \2:30 Jo�n Hopkin• File with her mOther, spen t Su Beiat the Clock , nday 1 :00 Co�ege News Confere ce era. Id i h C Mrt. • Ou .,o QO y Tru I: ao I 1 :30 Nat ional Edu. Assocla:ljon t!OO Jt,meriea,:i �'!na.tbt'ild Carol Gorby showed a fi l m at P.after boys 4-H 2:00 Mystery Matinii the for the church 15:30 Captain Gallant ' 3:00 Presi d ential Mission .,.,, lyj, they held their meeting 1t (lair S:00 ian f"rlacis.."O iAeat a,.etand, J,l olJ� � 3:30 Campaign ]ionn d up l'felson'1 home. The nnt meeUn; f:IO Your EN<, ltefNlt1II � spen I daf on t Jecd;i home Barr'• ·reri!wtn 4:00 Dieting & Weight Control Larry at be .1 bo)'1!1 :-40 Weather Teller will / hood aeqipitq�n�e!I tp �'• com• 5:00 Ma tty's Fun n ies Ju ne 21, 7 :30 p. m. 6:45 John ·pjl)- i.t,rl 5:30 Eve Arden Shpw Mrs. Alpha Barr accompanied muraity. Manting GalawiY aeco.q:i.7:00 Broken Arrow · 6:00 Pe ople's Choic � son; Duane and ¥111 Virginia p1mie� "41Dl -9lJ"h� \'� i,,. Towpher 7 30 Cheyenne , Matlin of Oak HIii to . Columbua sonQS a,, VJ.Nti�· tJJ1 elslff ansl 8:30 Bombon Street Beat 6:30 Robin Hood Thursda,y. Mrs. Barr visited her t,r,of�•ITl·ill!, ijr. ¥id- l(ln. 1,uth·· 1:30 Advr "'ltures In Paradile '1:00 Trackdown Mrs. Jean Morone wlJlle u ;\ IUQ, 4Uktj, · · daughter Hout Amateur Mack Ted .0:30 '7:30 M a v.erick Mn Ftn . Jo� ��el..,. hitth::Miss Martin a n d her parents, Mr. 1 1 :00 The NeW!i Tont.cbt 8:30 Lawrnan day .. WMlne,. 11rHttn1 b:,, t, Oak ol n Marti Henry • and Mn •9:00 The Pe�l , . . 1 1 : 1 0 �.•.�Ink . the Weather .. ' · · ' e ll<!'� " ,,.., tnli'l-1 · a � ""'ght'"' , 9,so . The A:,sk ns 'lie\>ol'I " , \1'!\!fc,1'1!1'!'. ' 1 ?. l ! 10 1l:1n:1a� d rf { li i M" lira. � )[r., 1't'i20 La te Show 10:30 Sports Special - -McCo.1He: '4ni/- 4,t,Qr; lfieh. • --- --- Rem hde!irtJ work the 1ev•nth a nd �/ t COlu m• t�•l>·l'.. :!l,•"" do .., 1 l :00 Sunday NewlJ Spedal · · a.;,,; , llii!y>p,, 'll"naeer ol th., · -1 1 1 , 1 5 Theater 13 d � Experimen� utheQtern Onlo - - -- t:00 sport.i· J)eClal arm, anl d by Carl Gr,eri• e Sffi!mp comedy Tim• Jeea, 1t�nd '3eef Cattle Day al ,,,.um :n.. n ..,. b •' •: u• Am.�. .... M0tthwe8tenl ExperJment FarQI. al 1/ 8,00 CBS New, j H oytville, Ohio . w here th'ey Jnel J:OO. Danee ·Party n1aroo , Kt •Captain 8:16 · tbe new nean of Ag riculture. ln8:QP ... Movie- becta�ul u route home , .the}' stopped at Val\ Theater n Cartoo D:00 'f :30 Pel'T)' Maeon I 1 Buran for Mr. Bi11h op's slAt er,· t1n, · to:00 Red Rowe Show a:;w Wanted-Oead or Alive da, who will spel) d some time here, · :0:30 On The Go f�y;�1�:0I) KJ.::· ·�11 ; , IJn. Gladys Woodyard, Colun;i� · 1_ ,� tt:00 J Love �ucy Jla!f. 'tWli W!ll Travel w11 s Sunday dl n ner 1t1eat of � \1:30 Decem�r BJ"ide �0:00 Gun1moke brother . and sl •ter-i n,law, Mi-• , IJer 12:00 Love of Life . 10:30 Not For Hire and M rs. Reed JeUer1 ·and RicharcJ: .. � 12:30 �rch For TOmonow 1] 1)0 Iiews 'flo1eth,er they vl,Ited a 11l ster ani:l l2:fi.5 The Guidinl Lilht I' . 10 Th •• 13 1l: brother-in-law, Mr. a· nd M... WII• , e111tt'r 1 1 :00 H�� or the City (2:.SO Sign , Off llai:n Cheadle, Sun4a y arternoon. -1:39 A, the World TUrnl community Bib le School ,, lri ,: 1:00 i-·or Better or Wone progreu at · C�lumbla Sc hool witb ...-i' rty u• good attendance. The seHion wUl � �1f.t re ona e : I laat through June 24 and all C!hit9:00 RePI. Matt!!ews J · V. The Verd.i'.t Is Youn dren of the community are uraed t:30 Amerie•n at \\'ort to attend.. l:AO Tbe e,t,OJcr D.,9:'5 Cbri1Mau Sclen.�e The TJmPl, wscs met al th• korll llM'tt ftt •=15 'io:oo-Channel 13 Pre&ent& home of Mn: Quinn Ruuell. Plant IJ14111 el 1'1• _, · . 10:30 c,m,ra 3 were made to plant shrubs at th� '-JOO � ftNa � Picture Dia 11:Qo church and Jraprove the appell'• · . , . I� '1111 Ulli ,f ...., nee ol Ille JrOUntU, a USA 1 1 ,30 RFD, I, � J1i0 A picnic at Hooper's Park will Gibb,, al lio ..WMlltll' 1;10 ,\ ...... MW 12,00 Rev Elwood • 1• held jn llljy WI.th ihe Lad ie, of be o rplece lll"' Jpla Muie • 0 Mo,io ' ' ' ,U,1/ the Carpen• Church and the ,0 · """ , fi:30 · Re\'. 'WIiia� Wilco:& Townhouse Church 11 Invited QO Nllh.U · Pjltol M �100 Oral B· · 1el'U ' gue,\j. 'fllo .. ...Ill, lbOI' , . 1 " ,,: ••JP (hi) ,COll'lf' Bowl J,nil.. ·tita n&• wpo Potneroy · ' J:O!l . 'l'lit · · · ' <',!l'llO · F\11 • Coluro , preae,nt 11!111 · .,IO . !l'wentlot!t, \Jent1117 AM met Frid'" · .,..., ••• l(,lntm n1 W.. u •ow , 'l:j)(I l!•ll"Y � , . • •:00 1.a,.1e , ·, ,. ,; l,j T �I Sat�ur ay Chanital.J"l,J -,... · PIANOS ------- """"·" .,,......, ILQT IT.7-TI-tF. GATES ARE 0PaH I! j wscs s Socia ,.,.... ,.----- · v .-:oo ��:1�.1,��� !� !:;: • ... ... . Ille Lon ABNER Cltannel - Monday ...-·,etv News 5""' Soc1' al Event's U'L Channel 8 - Saturday Atfred Reedsville I Cltannel 3 - Sunday New tl,aven Sc,cia 1 Notes I Atom1•c power I ---- ----- N Th a H : 45 2:00 I Business 0pport 't' Channel 3-M on OJ 6:� 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 6:30 10:30 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 U : 15 4 FIV , . Watch Mr Wliard Science Fh-tlon Theater Deteeiive'1 Oury Water(r(lnt · d Home Ro n Derby News Picture 6:45 Sign On Sports Roundup f:o,J T-oda..• 9:00 Katie Doo n an Show Weathercast 9: 30 Topper Sa tur d ay Nlght Jambo reo Bona n .r,a 10:0U Dough Re Kl The Ma n and the Challenge t0:30 Play Y our Hunch 1 1 :00 Prk! ta Rl1ht The Deput 1 1 :ao CnneentraU0a Worl d Wide 60 l2:00 Trutll or ConNQue■Ma n .'rom I nterpol l! ·SO It Could be You Ne .:1 Headll n e1 1 :00 Ml.d Day r,»ew1 W.:athercaet 1 :10 Movietime Shockwal(h 2:30 Lore tta Y oun1 Sig9 Off 'S:00 You.n1 or. 'Malo�, 3,30 From Theoe Ro ots 4:00 Comed y Playhouse Sign On 4:30 Adventure Time , This is the Ll!e 5:00 Steamboat Bill $:30 Sft. Pre1to11 TV Olapel 6:00 M.111lc In the kound I ndustry on Parade • 8 : 15 Jim Thacker Sbuw Iriside Sports t,:� Weathercut Favorite Story Fl'ontier, of Failh 8:30 'Nt.9111 Piet\U'f! a1:-'S Huntley- Brlriler 1,tp1rt Sunday Movietime 1·op Huctleberr, Round Worl d Championship Golf T:sb Riverboat Meet- the Press 8:30 Talea of Wel ls 1'ar10 St1nday New,1 Picture 9:00- Peter Gunn Overland TraU 9:30 Goody ear Tbester Saeco- Veru:etti Part II 10 :00 �my Awarda Olevy SMw 1 1 :30 J"4Ck Pur Show Loretta Young s:1(1'.V 1 l:QO S_,lgd Off People Are F'unny 4:00 4:30 . ti:00 5:30 6,00 6 .30 t Elson rfw.QCe - r 1 1 :20 Newa Headlines 1 1 : 10 We.lberca1t 1 1 1 : 1 5 '(itewatc h 1 :00 �ign Off Channel 3 - Saturday SE --· · t 2 I ) R· eol Estate -d F -- -- --- I 0-for I ' 6 )- L We t Sh de s a Personal News I Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 18, 1960-7 ton. ' . . ,n ' - �. � -I� � ,. . I • J :. I .. � - - _ ,.,; �( •· 1111,r. So• ,.,,,Ji. "" Ohio Shlr Sl�. l!'itil 4- 1\,:11 o Culumbus, Ohi • ' . Now You Know 1., Untt.4 ''"• lntwnatien•I The ftr'lt tuc--'ul, etrplen• fll,tit, by Orville Wrl!IM, DK. 17, 1903 nttr Kitty Hawk, N, C., IHt­ ed 12 MCondt 1M covtirtd 120 INt. VOL XII NO. 55 Rutland Man e • • at Y·J ·ent1ne Devoted 'l'o 'J'lae lt1tere•t• Of 'l'ie -�••Mu.. At'- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, June 20, 1960 , Pomeroy, Ohio TONIGHT "SEVEN TIIIEVE.S" Rod Steiger - Joan Collln11 - •Jao "CVRSII: OF THE 1',ACELESS MAN" (aJli0)1·.IOJJO]-I) SUN.. MON. and TUii. SMALL Pl.ANET" Jerry Lewi■ WASTE-SAVES YOU MONEY , StopCUTS wasting materials by on-the-job mbclng! Tell us your specifications and we will deUver the right amount ofG�:�0f;r�mii;;a ;�Mix Co. Page SI, ANNOUNCING! A. Certoon Ivery Nlthtl \'l}QS;!J •1) ('tJJil TONIGHT ONLY Audie Murphy - Joan Ev.ins "'NO NAME ON 1'HE BUl.ll.."I"' (Cloomascope & Colof) - also Robert T1ylor - Nicole Maurey "TIIE HOUSE OJ<, TIIE SEVEN HAWKS" Alw Cartoon ,, I I• •• ' ' Y iu TT·�l- /._, i ple, home makers. farmen, and wqe earner.a. PfOll't:ll depends on youn. j-&. we'"' In favor of everylhln1 th,ot aida com­ mllllily prosperity-from buyin1 loally lo for. . ward-looking civic projecla. Loi', OODl!nllt lo '•- to1elher. ;;;:;J .' I; ;• DO N'T ' �ET THE l:ACk OF ICE DAMPEN TlfE SPIRITS OF YOUR PARTY Open 24 Hours A Day For Dispensing Bags Of Ice � . ICE Avallaltle Any Ti1111 Of Day Or "1g•1 Packaged I� A Water- U,RGER AMOUNTS ------ 1 th1tf " Member F«leral llaene s,.­ .,_._ Fedenl Depod J_,._ Corporalloa P..-i1roy, Ohio Bag, V�1td!1t• ll'e Pay 3'11, latereat On Sowln11 The .,ARMERS BANK and Savings Company IC E ANYllME ,nu RUN OUT1 ' '0 - . .�. nal builders of lhla bank IN tho peoplo GI lhla community-mon:hant,, professional peoo ' ''t. ANOTHER CRUSHE D ICE WE HAVE JUST INSTALLED A NEW SELF­ SERVICE ICE t�HINE FOR i ... _ YOUR . ,.., . 'CONVENIENCE .... •n,, Middleport SWATZf.L'S ASHLAND SERVICE 24 HOUR SELF-SERVICE NOW AT STA fl THIATll PT. PLIAIANT ··ntE JAYIIAWKERS'" - 1190 "'l'ARZADl'S GREATE!,"T ADVENTURE"' '' ... j\ SERVICE FROM - - - SUNDAY and MONDAY Gary Gran! - �:v11 Mule Saint Alfn!d Hit('lhcock'11 "NORTII DY NORTHWEST" (Color & VlstavlsJon.J - al.do Ernc11l Bof'Knine - David Brian "THE RABBIT TRAP" t )I. 9 - Mli>ai 'WY;1-at84 WU! Tue lloa al • !eN C1ut II Ci• 'Ptilli:IU>Y, omo· .ua., Comblna­ »e. Na ·Perualtll. Center ice SWATZEL'S Ashland Serv . . ' ...... - .. 1. ... .., Crow's ·Steak House ' Machine •r . WEST MAIN STREET· ' ' · PHONE WY-1-3535 .. f'o!IBII.OY,. OHIO WEATIIER Ohio: MNtJy ..,..,.., ...,, ·• llttt. cool• ........ Pair _, nieht, 1 Utta. ..,... nwth. TUNio clay partly ci.ucty lfNf Wll'M with � tlliundlrlll•••r1 "'°'1hwwt Mlf _.,..,. Mrltl. """ ....., 7"2. ................ ·n...,. ... �NOLE COPY - k :::9. '300 War Veterans Meet ifor Annual Convention I MEIGS THEATRE • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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