https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d2a728477e20a87b82f3d42d373a5bdd.pdf f2027c5c183909395af8e76c9ed251f4 PDF Text Text 1---- Da-ily Senline L Pomeroy-Midd leport, 0., J u ne 23, 1 960 Now You I Poem To Be Publio l,ed Around And About Middleport A poem " I Wund er" written hy Mias Kenda Russell, Racine H1J:h School , hu been accepted for pu blicatlon in the Annual An thology of Htih School Poe!ry , Miss Russell has been advised She is the daugt,ter of Mr. o111d Mra. Kenneth Russell , Racm c Ro u te 2. Br FRIDO II HOUDASHEL T MEIGS THEATRE JUNE C LEA RA NC E SALE """'* VOL XII MEN'S OXFORDS Discontinued Styles Sizes 6 to 12 $4.77 pr. ,OXFORDS & STRAPS Discon tinued Styles $1 .77 pr. $1.77 pr. •Boys' fenn is Shoe■ . . . . . . ARCH SHOES Discontinued Styles $4.77 pr. $ 1 .77 pr. • Child ren's Canva s Oxfords • Men' s Work Shoes . . . . . . . . $3.99 pr. INFANTS' Mi!N'S and BOYS 1 OXFORDS & STRAPS Value s To $4.99 $1 .77 pr. TENNIS OXFORDS Sizes 2 1/� to l 2 $2.77 pr. siitiii:Nli'''< iM '"•iil N"''S'.'W Miilt'."G;-'BOYS'''---,-,:; --'B"'l;,c N'S l,llRt: Clll and 0X FORDS Sizes 3 ½ lo 6 $2.77 THO NGS 47c pr. pr. NO. SECON\) ,\Vil, $645 1955 CHEVROLET I 'S Shoe Store MIDDLE PORT, 01110 "6" - 2 Door. Std. trans., blark over ivory finish , interior C)(tra clean, al l -good tires, rodio and heater. 1 1 I I 1 · : j I $895 1955 FORD Church Women Meet Tonight Victoria Hard Top Coupe. V8 motor and overd rive, vinyl in• terlor trim, radio, heater, white walls. I�l�J!�!-�r.?!c�t;on of the $1 095 1956 FORD VS FirHt Ur.lted Presbyte r i,rn Church of Mi d dleport wUI ,nect this e,·e­ ning with Mrs. llelhc l Cnll"ma n aH progrwm leader, topic being "Every Christi an Privile ge." Mrs. Jamrs Snnborn will he Mrs. lcHder with dcvulio na l Bnnch Mrs. ris, r o M Willl.trn Owen. l�lemrni nt: . Mrs. Wa lter Mrs. Tom Hue, Mn. Geo rge Sauer and Mrs Mary Stee le as hoslcsscs The roll cell wlll be "A Favor­ ite> Hymn". Heports or the week end Synodical will be mild(' by Ure , Harold Sauer and Mr11. San­ born. E.very woman is ur,::-ed to at­ tcnrl the meeting as ll wl l1 be the fina l 0111• until September. ===""===="'='===::::::::C:::::::�� I !GOING our OF Bel Air V8 Hardtop 4 Door dan. Pleasing :.&: • tone grey fin­ ish with clean black and white Interior, power-glJde trans. , ra· dio, heater and -good tires. World's Hea¥}"Weiight Fight Pictures Jobanuon vs, Pa.tte�n ALSO AT STATE THEATRE IN PT. PLIASANT Victoria Hard Top Cowpe. V8 motor, Fordomatic trans., pow­ er brakes, seal and windows, Ivory and cr eam finish, radio, healer and all the extras. - SA NDALS $1 0.5 7 WOMEN'S CANVAS FLATS ARCH SHOES Reg. $8.00 - $4.85 $1 .7 7 BOVS' 1J1d MEN 'S Al,L WHIT E CUSH ION ARCH BOYS' BLACK TENNIS SHOES GYM SHOES $2 e 7 7 $1.77 HI and Low Cut $2.50 Held Mon day Et1ening 1 04 1 ,ASt ., �IN STREET . S U M MER SANDALS $1 e67 ALL SIZES POME ROY, OH IO VAL UES I Mr. and '.wtrs. Dewey N. M u lford (Su&le Fischer) were glve1, 1n old , I fashi oned be llin11 Mond1y even ine at thei r hom e at Mornlng Star. Approxi matel y 8:!i r()-worker11 or �1n. Mu l ford 11t the General Te le­ phone Compa11y ln Pomeroy, and relatives And fricndA of Mr. and Mrs M u l ford enjoyed a wien er ' r::m�t an d other refreshme nts in, dud ini:; a large wtJddina cake. I ,, 1 \ Hawe bHI• tot ' the Lion•• Sha,. ' ol JOUr bud..1? 1 .~ SEE . ·' U S FO R \ CA SH ! or i-iture Phone WY-2-i743 WO M EN 'S K E D ETT ES ow..r... hioned 8ellin11 I � for ■DY worthy _, - 011 Siln■ tun' CIGQlo ,_;J/ I SHOE 4 D-Oor Sedan. VB motor, auln­ matJc t.NM,, power steering & brakes, real dea n interior, pleasing 2 tone grey finish, good tires. radio ,tnd heater. 25 PA I RS WOMEN'S LEATHER SOLE STO R E $1 795 '1958 DODGE FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY.I OUT THIY 00 7 7c Be l Air 4 Door Sedan. VS mo­ tor, aut om Htic trans., ra d io, healer, ,power steering and brak_es, tinted g lass, factory air con d iti oned , beautifu l �vory ov­ er red finish, with black an d red Interior. See this .sl ic k one a nd live it up. JU N E VA LU E S WOMEN ' S DRESS SHOES TENNIS OXFORDS THIATRI "AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS" ValuH To M,00 SAVI t t f LADIES ■ Special $1 1 95 1957 CHEVROLET PT. PLIAIANT OUR TIM E IS GROWI NG SHO RT WE HAV E SLA SHE D PRI CES AGA IN SAV E AS YOU HAV E N EVE R SAV ED BEFO RE CROSBY SQUARE SHOES $1 295 1956 FORD TONIGHT, FRI. and SA1'. NOW AT STAT N ■llonally Advenloed M I,;N'S . 1956 CHEVROLETSe· $25 to $1000 I I TO $4.95 sl.99 $1595 Pl..ly Of Slurp i.., Model Can And A Nice Sele<Uon Of Qle•�r Uoed Can I Used Truck Bargains,! 3 1 PA I R CHILDREN'S DUO-UFE U.S. KEDS S I ZES 8 ½ . T0 . 3 MEN 'S, WOMEN'S "'Id CHILDREN'S THONGS 3 9c \ '56 Ford · · · · $1095 VB - "' Ton Pickup. '52 Chevrolet $395 BOYS' BLACK TENNIS S H OtoE8 S Sizes 9 1 Ton. Platform . '57 F1!111 . . . . $1 395 I V8 - Ranchero. Low mileqe and It's nice. '55 Clia,rolet · · $695 and � ,,_ Ton 6 cy1; �--·wh ee hClilvy duty 15 ' w.n1:I, Nn....: condition. .j '55 F11111 . . . . $1 1 95 WO ME N'S WH ITE TE.N N IS OXFO RD S TH E Si'.' OE' . 80)( ·. �IIPW:O�T,, e�o VI - H1 Ton. lM" W.B. 2 ,peed trans. a&l20 tires. Ex­ tNi nlee. The DMl•r That DNl1 P:•r L•U . POM ER()Y . CO OR MOT ■-- ·Untll I 1' . 1 · \ff.;Nm ■, �In It. � ..... ot,on ,.,M. -..,t Pomeroy-Middleport. hio. Friday, June 24, 1 960 S:"IGLE r;O!'Y - k ---- --- ·------ --- - --- - - l WHAT A QUOTA! - Mr. and Mrs. Carolus PicheI and their I 2 children stop trai'llc as they arade out of . Jdlewild airport, New Yo rk, fresh from Holland and bound, for Los Anger,es. Pichel , a mechank, found j o bs· sea rce in H olland, so he pulled up sta·kes, The Pichels expect a 13th child in October. ------�-·-�------- ---- ------- ---- Chain Saw Robbery WiJI Be Charged Against Point Pleasant Man Once Ordered Out Of Meigs A chain saw stolen last wmter from the farm of Clau Boso was committed to the penitentiary at Great Be n d is again in the news with t be arrest · of James by Hamilton County authorities for violation of probation there. He is Roscoe Douglas, Pt. Pleasant. ll confined in the slate institu . sti tul i her f t r be o R Hartenbah s.ild Dougl s made the act l theft· tt l'i lion, with the workhouse sentence . today ih11.t DouglH wou ld be charg, / Pike, a Racine man, had been in- atiU to be served. ed with the thef t or the chain saw The originally schedu led hear­ and woul d be · given a prelimin ary dlcted in the theft on a gran d larheari ng in County Co tµ1 toml)rrow ceny charge but at hill trial was , ing today in County Court for morning, It iH expected thit o ther found lilUiJ ty of petlt �arceny. He Douglas has been postponed u ntil char.ljes will also be fi led agai nst wp,s sentenl!ed to 90 dna i n the / tomorrow. Mr. Eppl ing 1, also workhou se an d fi ned $300 on each representing: Douglas, the ,heriff the man. Douglas, a former Bea rwallow of two petit larceny chargeE1, but said. o· �;::: �:i:�·��u•�·:...-:1::� t T-'.wo ay s·hotgun--D=-e__ n er S.easollartenbaeh Dougt,, . Ordered. e Counc11•J . B I . . y w·Jdlif Ju dge E. W. Peoples after he admilted the theft o r an outboaPCl motor an d returned the motor. Sheriff s,;d ha d been a freq uent visitor to the county since that lime. The involvement o f Dquglas i n lhe chain saw theft was made by Wi l liam Plke a nd his attorn ey, John Epling, Gal l ipol is, at the ti m e or Pike's trial early this spring on dw.rgc of atealin g the saw. Pike claimed to h,ave putthased .the ,aw Irom DoUilU" a.rid ' claimed that' ------- - ,-- ......, The Ohio Wildlife Council today established a· state-wide two-day shotgun season for deer hunting and set 1 960 hunting d ates, th e U m· 1ed Press 1-•, uu:rna 1I· on aJ reported . The deer season will be Thursday and Fnday Dec. 15 and 16. No Saturday wa s included to keep down the ta•ke. The rchery season for d et?r will open Oct. 15 and close Dec . 3 1. a CHICAGO UPI-The nation'� The pheaaaW, aea&9q 'JilJ o�n railroads today filed away � JG· Nov. � and t<liitlnue tp IieC . f0 1,000 lb 50o,· m�anlng any poup month wage contracts wHb fo ur on private lands and thro t,igh JiO tllat · ge ta cohtTOI of GOO contitiuous big brotherhoods covering 200,000 14 on public h1,1ntlng areas Only acres may let a guall perm i t on -trai n employea and prepared rmgnec k pheasants may be ta ken. Da l ly b.a g B. lo open negotiati on s with 1 1 un­ Woodchuck and Weasel: No The council authorilf!d Wil d life ion s representing nearly 800,000 , close d seasons. Chief Hay d en Ol ds to 11Crm1 1 the off-train workers. Raccoon , Nof. 1 through Feb. 14, shootmg of hen pheasants on terThe Carriers an d the tocomo• tai n .11peci!ied publ ic hu1ttlng areas. four a day. tive Firemen's Union signe d The co un cil also adopted the folTrapping; Raccoon, oppossum, agree ments Th u rsday giving 45,· sk u nk, muskrat and mink, Nov. Hi lowin g 1 960 hunting seasons: l 000 firemen the same two-step, 4 Squirrel: Season opens Sept, 12, through Feb. 28. per cent wage increase agreed SeYeral MeJgs Coi)nty studenl.!i closeH Oct :n , daily bag of fo u r. upon ear lie r for rai lroad en gi­ atten d ing Rio Grand e Coll'cge hav e Ruffed Grouse: Opens Oct. 1 5, neers, con d uctors and trainmen. been p lace d on the Honor Roll for Feh. 20, daUy bag or They promptly braced tor a th e 2nd semester of the 1959.ff() . work rules fight over the rall­ school year: Vera Cove1·t Vroman, Rabbit: Opens Nov. 1 5, closes road-s' deman d for au thority to sophomore, Mi d d leport, and Char. Jan. 2 on private land s public ; eli minate the jobs of 35,000 fire les Withee, senior, Pomeroy. A lan ds, season to go through Jan. men on yard and freight diesel stu dent who maint11in-s a scholastic 14, dsily bag or four. loc o motiveH. average of 3.5 or above for any se­ Q u ail: Opt!ns Nov._ 15, cloi;es v . Theodore Short, spoke1.uian for mester recei ves this recognition Dec. 1 0 011 pu blic la nds and on ca rrier bargaining teams, said for superior woi'k . Members oI Boy Sco ut Troop 249 controlled lands with permiHsion the wage increases to the fire· Stuaenls maintainin g a schol as­ ac re age limit was dropped fro� of Pomeroy will leav e S und ay for men wo uld cost more tha n 1 3 tic average o f a.LI to ,1,5 ior any A rrowhea d al Oney, W. Va., ::c:c--c--- ·-- fCamp fllilll on doll ars annually. Boosts semester are placed on the Dean- :r; or a week's camping trip. Twenty the three other big operating List, and those from ideig1J County boys have registered for the week, therhoods would bring the tor the 2nd semester 01 the 19(>V­ Scout o fficials sai d today. The boys will leave Sun day aft­ �r111l bill for higher wages to d0 school year uc; Jam e, Carpen­ ost 64 m illion dollars • year ter, trei.hman, Pomeroy, and Leo­ ern oon for thl'l camp located si.ll aaid. miles u p-river from Huntingto n nard Gw1aZ<l.owsky, senior, Middle• and are re�ponsible for th eir OWfi H. E. Gilbert, presi dent of the port. 1�otberhood of Locomotive Fire, 1 lranspoNallon to the camp. How liwiazdo wsky rece ived 1 Bache­ 1e n and Enginemen BLFE, chug . lor of Science Degree i n Elemen• LAKESIDE, O. UPI - Delegates ever, they musl register at Scout <d that the rail roa dH had "as­ lary Education, cu m la ude, from to the Northeast Ohio Conference headquar(ers at the JOOF Hall be• .Ju med the role or 'ln d�n giv­ , rom ltio Grande College at th e of the Methodist Church Th u rsday fore leaving, Charles Swatzel, as­ erH.' " He said the carriers "hope co mmen.:ement on J u ne Ii, urged that all Negro Methodist sista n l Scou t leader, said. to t11ke back thiH wage increase ch urches in Lhe state tra nster into f Parents Night at th e camp is by changi ng work rules wblch af• either their gro up or the Ohio A P· W ed nesday, June 29, with a pro1 gram at a p. m. feet pay rates.'' nuaJ Co nference. Castro -Threatens The Negro churches are pres• / .Boye registered for the week's Gilbert said the BLFE views the work rules coritroversy, which TakinM Millions ently mem bers o f ,the Lexingt on ou ti n g are John Anderson, Jerry hits n ational bargaining tables HAVAnA UPI - Premier Fidel Confere nce o f the All-Negro Cen- Arnold , Barry Boyer, Robert Buck Ricky Campbe ll , Willard Durst, July 6, as "a bad:door attack on CHlro saya his revolutionary gov• tr•I Jurisdicti on . I the wage rates or Us members" ernmen t may confiscate h undreds Dr. Paul M. Wini, You ngstown Richard Finley, David Goodwin, and said it was "a subterfuge of million1 of dollan worth or u . diaLrict superintende nt, said the George Harris, George Hoffm an, S. property tl Co ngre1111 red uces day would Hoon arrive whe n the Richard Knight, Tom Lind, Larry that will nol suCf.eed," Cu ba's share of the American .!I U· confere nce ·wo ul d be interraclal J n Marshan, Charles M u rriy, Fre'1 Its mem bership. The delea:•t�s Si1111on , Dcin Swisher, Eugenll Trip. gar market. Letart Falls Man 1n a speech Thund ay lo a urged the Negro churches avail plet, Sea n �ullen, Fran k Titus an d group of "former 1930 revolution• themselves o f the opportunity io Larry Wiles. ...-o ru Lea ders attend ing are Edgar �oun ty officia l H have been no,, ary stu denla," CHtro cited the c u- m ake the lra nsfer. lifted of the arrest In West han Telephone Co., the Cuba n ElecThe delegates alao adopted the Arnold and Wi ll ard Boyer. Union, W. Va., of Lewis Perkins, tric Co . and various banks, 8u lilar report of their Board of Evange. -- ----- --- --­ Leta rt Falls, on charges of grand mills a nd minea among Am erican- liHm, which urged Methoclh1l8 be larce ny. He , iH being held in jail owned propertie1 which have not more aggressive in their aearch there awaiting actien o1 a p-and , yet been taken over by the a;overn. for new members if th ey are to keep pace wHh tl:le st&te'a popu• ment. jury. --=:-- - - -=-- -- --- latlon in crease. - - ----::1 I 11 Mel.gs Students Win Places On R ·o Grande Roll 1 :�= ------ 20 Register For Arrowhead Stay At Oney, W• Negro Methodists Urged 1'o Move 0ne Of TWO Ways Held In W-I U "on - - -- 1 Terrorized 3 I Women Near · Burlingham Miss Johnson Is In Columbus FollOhio Dairy Princess Race Railroads Si gn Contract With 4 Brotherhoods TONIGHT incl FR IDAY . 8teve CoooNft.,and, in erl Mamie Van l>M " "THE BEAT GENEliAT!ON" - a-Lso Jeff Chandler - Fe.ss Parker "THE ·JAYHAWKERS" (Teclhntoolor) - -also - en ti n e Ohio: Partt, cloucty and • ltt­ tle cooler north WNf, .,....., clo"1iy with 1Uthf'H ....,. and th-.,ndfflt.rm■ MUtfli ... today, becomlne ""'"" � dy M>Uth �nd Md by ..,_,,._ Hi1h today 7S.a2 aovth. L.. t. ni9ht low 60t IOU�. To Face Robbery Charges Here But beyon d getting e date down on paper littl e e l se was d one .ac­ co rding to C. E. Blakeslee 'who ' presided. The g roup wil l organize at its n ext meeting July 27 and set up commltteeH to select a place for the event which ha'S drawn large crowds here in N!cent year.s. A committee to obtain a spea ker a nd pro Yide entertainment also will be named , as will a chair­ m an an d vice chairman. The rura l-urban meetings are part of a nation-wide program to bring closer cooperation an d greater u n derstand ing between farm and town folk. Atten ding last night besi des Mr. Blakeslee were Mr. an d Mrs. Howard Nolan, C.ul Bilikam, George Genheimer, Wallace Brad ford, Mrs. NeDie Vale, Virgil Hamm, AJ Finchum Hnd C. N. Jones. 4 Door. Clean interior, -good tires, or�•J ina l bl ark fi nbh, heater and extr.is. Extra nice. CANVAS OXFORDS Heavy CrCpe Soles $2.77 pr. a1 WEATHER Devoted To 'l'he lnterats Ot Th4! Melgs-/ffas- Area NO. 59 November 16 has been set for the fourth annua-J Rural­ Urban, or Farm-City dinner and program, in Meigs coun­ ty. This was the tentative date decided upon last night at a meeting held in the extension services oflices by IO persons attending. I nvitations h a d been sent to all persons who participa•ted in last year's din­ ner event. 1 954 FORD VS MEN 'S and BOYS' e .. November 18 Is Tentative Dinner Date USED $3,95 p r. • Farm And City Women's Dress, Flats and Sandals PAY 5< FOR A Sf;CON D PAIR . . TWO PAIR $4.00 - By Unit•d PrN1 International The 1rHtttt of ,-Pia kllltd In a 11"11• ._,lld htt wa1 th• 2.500 who .. ,.. burned to d■ath Ok. I, 1 163, when flra ruN th• church of La Comp,anla In S■ nll■to, Chile, Mr. 11nd Mn. Huold Thomae; an,t children, Teresa and Terry , left tod a)' tor a vi.11it in Rittman W1Lh Mrs. ThomaH' sister and lamUy , Mr and Mrs. Wi l liam Phi l lips. Pomeroy, Ohio TONI GHT and FR IDAY "THE RISE Ar,,,:D FALL OF LEGS DIAMO ND" Ray D:mton - Kliren Steele SAHIRDAY ·· ru:R 5 HAV ANA " Cameron Mik hcll and Alliso n Hayes - also " }1 l "STANG" JaC"k 8(,nt(' I - Steve Kryt>.s SUND AY thr1>11gh TUESD AY '·ARO UND TIi t: WORL D IN 80 DAYS" . h ' q , ,. l\rd1 . f­ O , ,. 1 h ,;;\, . t · t h ll 1 1 1 ;:. Ohlo . b11� inn Lol 3. I I I Living Costs Hit New Rttord Two Of Three Thieves High For Fourth Month In Row �d�rl�� �:.��� ::� WA.SHINGTON (UPI) - Living costs crept to a new record in Ma,y for the fo urth month in a row, the g overnment reported today _ Higher grocery prices pushed I other 79,000 in the aircraft in d us- j the Labor Department's consu m- 1 try will get a penny or two-cents er price in dex u p by one-tenth of an hour more, and 40,000 in a / 1 per cent to 126.3 per cent of the nriety or i ndll.ltries will gd a 1947-49 average. Tbh1 w11 1.9 per I pe nny an ho ur raise. cent above the level of s year aao. Arnold Chase, Labor �part• • 0€cli n ig prices ror new and ment prtt.e chief, said that despite used can, tires, gasoline, hom e the fractional l ncreaHe last month appllances, heating fuela, a n� / lhe buyln1 power of the conaum - I IKllpe foods kept the lnde.r. fro m , er's dollar remained unchanged. Chue fo recast contin ued In• &0hi 1 even higher. The new rise In living costs will creases i n food costa in the bri ng pay boosts of one to two months ahead, but said the index , ienta an hour for more than may balance off becau,e of r ur200,000 workers wh oue Pl)' is ther declines In new. car prices 1eand to changes In the Index. a nd .some 1rocery coats. Atiout 80,000 lrorters I n t:he I He held out 10me hope for a meat pa-i:tln1 lnclu1try will re- 1 pou.ible drop in overall living celve t•o-cent hoqrly raiaes, An• coats ne� fall, high I f I �,'1t, ...�� I May Bond Buys Jq Meigs 'Eotal Was $4(;1820 AX SLAYER-Alto Mitchell, a p,arofM ff'Om Sovthem Mlchll8n State prison, Is held In a Clw• land suburb after · confe1tln1 he kllled • man wltft an ax during • drinking ar1umenl, Thti hacktcf body of the -.i ldlm hientlfiecf •• John 111:eyfleld af R•Ylffl!•,. 0., was found In the ,.... of etl ur. �-lloftt:I!. I 1 I MISS IOIINSON Miss Johnson 1s a veteran in Meigs County 4-H work as a member, leader and ad visor. She was accompanied to Columbus by her mother. __ __ · J Khrushchev Is Meddler Says State's Herter Hit-Skip Victim GotCitation To Municipal Court Ohio sa les or Series E a nd H SavA Pomeroy Route 3 man wes WASHINGTON UPI-Secretary the victim of a hlt-tklp clrin,r in ings Bonds for May reached �½ of State C:hristian '.'· He�t�r ac• million for a five month total of Galli ■ County but ....... up with cused Sov1t-t Premier N1k�la �$126 ¾ mi ll ion. , • citation to municipal court in Khrus�chev today _of med d_h ng m May Savings Bonds sales in Gallipolla, ■ nywey. U. S. interna l _affa1�s by h1� comTh• ltate patrol said today Meig!i County totalled $46,820 for 1 ments on pres1dent1al elections. they clttcl John Walter Haley a fi.,.c month total of $177,93 1. Herter also to ld his news con"Nationa lly," reportE:'d County 1 f- clrlvlnt with an Hpired ferenct!-the lirsl he has held Chairman Theodore T. Reed , Sr., l driver', lkenH after hi• car was since collapse of the s u mmit th e cash va l ue of E and H Bonds struck by en unldentlfiN vithi• meeting in Paris-that he has de1 de. I outstan ding increase d $30 mill ion cl ded to retire from the State Dein May . 11s of now in d ivid ual H•l•y told patrolmen he mef partment no matter which party !Mmd sa.,.er.!l thro ugho u t the co u n- 1 • cer on the Roweavllle rNcl, the November el ections. trt, are ho\din1 a &rand to,tal_ of , �¾ ml(!t, from St.,, loutt 554. wins On still another subject Herter · I Ito ;lill<jl .. .... .... cit .... .... '42'"9<. " th.at the t1nited denie d flHtlY and lt191ped but the other car Pike, Perry and" Be l mont Coun . Stateli in any way sugge.s ted to lies continue to lead the state in I ttr6cf( ·ttt. front of his eer, Tokyo Urnt it shoul d cHII off percentage of quota attainment. ' becked up and hpt on going. I Presi,Hent Eisenhower's trip lo / His car sustained medium Mahoning County has a siieab le , d■ma,.. Japan. le d .imong. the industrial counties � Meeting wilh newsmen on the wtlh Montgomery and Summit in 1 '------------JO anniversary of the Communist the runner up po,;u,ns. auack in Korea, Herter used the news conference to cal l !or a "reaffi r mation of the free wor ld 's rleterm1nation to resist aggression an d o ur s u pport for the United · Nati ons." I I I Canteen Council I Ohio GOP Ready Wants Better For All-Out Try Teen-'Age News To Win In 1960 I .' . One of two men who ter• rorized an d robbed three Bur­ Jingham women three years ago this week. 'N ill be brought here to face armed robbery and auto theft charges next month. Sheriff Ro bert Hartenbach has been notified that Daniel James Leyman, 23, a native of Salem , Ohio, will be releas• ed from the Mansfield Refor, mator1 July 20. Leyma11 and Audrey Lane Stevens of Barberton were in• dieted here in 1957 ' for rob- bing Mrs. Lora Story, Ruth llllen Story, her daughter and Miss Amy Midkiff, her �unt, • on the night of June 21, 1957. Both men at the time were es­ capees from the Mansfield in· stitution. The lwo men were captured after the Burlingham robbery an d auto theft in Kansas City I and Stevt:ns was sen tenced to the Federal Prison at Le.nenworth for violation of Uie Dyer Act f (transporting a sto len vehicle - across state lines). Leyman w111 returne d lo Mansfie ld Reforma1 tory to serve out his senten ce lhere. Sherif( Hartenbach filed detain­ ers against each to be returned here for action on the indict­ ments. Stevens has served ml' sentence i n tlfe !ederl1 prison an d is n ow in .Mansfield ,serving his original term. ] The in dictments returned here resulted from the Nlbbery of tbe I three women at Burlingham . They ha d returned from a shoppi ng trip to Mid dleport and were con­ fronted by one of the me n aa they entere d the house. He threa. tened Mn. Story with a butcher k m fe and she attacked him with a ft\lc-cell flashlight while her daughter threw a quart of milk in his race Their att�ck on the intruder was halted by the other man who vi enace d them with a loaded .41 0 gauge shot gun he had fou nd on the premi!ies. The three ladiea were tie d to chair& but were not ha rmed in any manner th t Id Sherif{ Hartenbach, wbo ��a:ed the inveHtigation al the time . ' Aft k 1 ure g chang��/��t�:i c!ot::s �r �­ Sto. ry 's deceased husban d, an ' using his razor to .shave they de• parte d takino the StorY car t he , gun a�d sh eJ'ili and $18 in • easb The thrt:e women were left tied but Mrs. Story succeeded in free. ing herself and re leased her co mpanions. She spl iced tbe tel ephone wire the men had cut prior to their depa rtu re and called Meip county o!ficers. Later, a stolen car ln which the m en h�d traveled lo BurUq. ham was d_lSco Yered n ea r the F.dward O'Brien home, The two men were objects of a three-state man-hunt for several days but su cceeded i n eluding officers unli t their arrest later in Kansas City. The ind ictm ents he re specifically chargeH the men with armed robbery of the three wom en, th e theft of the money a nd gun an d car theft, The Story car w;s recovered at Ka nsas City. I I I I Herter sa id m his comment on The Tri-County Teen Canteen Khrushchev that the Soviet lea dCounci l met last night at the / er's statements that he wou ld not COLUMBUS UPI-The Ohio Earl Queen resi dence on Edge- dea l with President Eisenhower Republican Pa rty plans lo put • �o� Drive in G� llipolis. High- 8!'� his .letters to Democratic polarg e task force of workers Into hghtmg th� meeting was a mo- h tical f t�ures came . about as the fiel d in an Httempt lo recap- tlon favoring that . newspaper close_ to mt_e rfcrmg m U_. S. do. lure contro l of the Ohio Legisla• -p u blishers devote more Space to mest1c affa i rs as anyth i ng he l ure in Novem�r, ':iOP Chair- positive accomplishments_ or chi!• cou ld think of. man Ray _C. Bliss sai d .to day. dre n an d you th fol lowmg the . . Herter said that because o( his Bliss said the force wi ll be the commendable examp le of many 1, � largeHt since 1950, when the late newspapers loday and to presen t age n_d the �o_ssibility_ that his S. Sen, Robert A. Tart suc- a (Bir picture or you ng teenagers arthritic cond 1t1 on . mig ht gel worse he has , dec1 dM that a cessfu lly fought Slate Treasurer today• It w11s tabled • " ounger man . sL uouI d lake over ! ent d Joseph Fe rguson for his Senate ti l Donna Jane Au er u; Presi oSl or secretary_ p e seat. said that the merchan ts in the Tri �oupty area have been "hit" he 1 will paign m ca plans 960 T be discu ssed at ,B meeting of al l contmua11y and s�n:esle� �at t�e Hoover WiJJ Address GOP county chairmen and state ca � t�en . wou ld e!ther l1m1t thei r com m ittee members here Tues- solic1 talion of prizes or seek on e National Con vention ge neral sponsor. day . CHICAGO UPI-Former PresiOn Thursday, the_ party's nol!'• dent Hoover wil l ad dress the Re• KISER JAILED inees for the Legislature wil l Convention Edward Okie Ki11er Racr ne ar- publ ican National meet_ lo ma� strategy. The _ D�m- rested yesterday in Pomeroy ' by here next month, a convention I ocrat1c candidates held a s1m1 lar I county officials on an intoxication spok esman said Thursd ay night. me etJng l ast w�ek . Jaren L. Jones vice chairman charge, wu fined $2:i and costs by . The Repubhcane are fa1r)Y Judg E. W . Peoples, today. He of the Republican committee on e . hopeful of recapturmg the Ohio was committed lo the coun ty jail arrangements, tol d the lo cal chapH?UHe . They �n�ed� prospects of when he failed to pay the fine. ter of Sigma De ll.a Chi Hoover al wmnl ng a mRJority m the Senate __ fint was reluct.11nl to speak be· are Blight. OLD P:INI SiTil.ED cause he alrea dy had said "his Bli.ss said he will tell GOP George Stobart, Racine, , Was ar• goodbyes." -------wor kers the party is " up against rested yeiiterday afternoon for a new sit uation this year." He non payment or an old fine in THE T�TO ST � K ES wil� poinl to "a better financed, county court. He was released last , 'Mrs. Russell Li ttle, Rutland, said rev1tal lzed Democratic state or- night after settling with the court. T_h ursd �y she beat the Conrad D_a. ----- - -ganization and efriciently operat• TTLE L PROGRESS ORT RE vis iam_1ly, Locusl-st,_M idd leport, 1n P I ing Committee on Pol itical Ed uNEW �ELHI UPI-T■lkH . _be- prod ucing garden ri pe tomatoes. cation," the political arm of the tween Indian and Chi nese off1cu1.ls Mrs. Davis reported We d nesday AFL-CIO. STOC K S ON UPSIDE In Peiping on Re d Chinese claims she believed she might have been ______,__ to In dia's Ladha k area have ma de the first with tomatoes on he r taNEW YORK UPI-Stocks favore uzzl ed, Ainused l ittle progress, reports reaching , ble that dHy. M rs . Litt le picked to- ed the upside slightly in a mix ed and modente openi ng today. matoes Mo nday of this week. here said loday. By Den1ocratic Talli I u. I J I -==�==-ccc- I lk p 8 �Z:�::ii !�f:e?t:f �:.��.r·��".i3. ·;:;' :::·��,:�: HONOLULU UPI-Pre,i denl H. I I I I ci 1Slor1.c 'Ey-e' Of New yor-k·-uarbor Rammed, Sunk By Passing Freighter In Soup Thick Fog Far Eastern trip to Uie A merl• Paddte With Hands. ca n people Monday 1t 7:30 p. m. NEW YORK UPI-The historic ' "eye" of the world's biggest ·bar• The Green Bay's crew d u mped ' (edl) . Speaking from Washington , bor-Ambrosc Li;htHhip - was a raft ■ long-side the sinking l ight where he la expected to retu rn rammed by a passing freighter ship an d its nine Coastguardsmen 1 S unday, lbe C:h_i ef Ex:ecu tive will in thick fog tod ay and sank_ at ma de it to safety just minutes accent the ll(m1t1Ye rather than de- 1jts lone ly anchorage eight ml les before the red-¥nd-while beacon ! fend his irip, He sllll believes I orr New York City. But its Coast Yesie l plunged to thtJ bottom . The men pa dd led with lh¥ir f! rmly that his visita to the Phi- Guard crewmen were saved. The 6, 125-ton American frelgh. ilandH in a desperate battle to lippines, Form01a and Korea ad• ter Green �y. outward bound, get away lest suction haul them d ed up to a successful venture in devel!)ping cl oser ties between col li ded wilb the U. S. Coast down with the doomed lightship. the Unite d State& and the Orient. Guard's "Relief MIG" at 4:39 a. m. They made it. Taken aboard th e freighter t�e in the blac ked-ou t gateway to MEIi;$ GINERAL HOSPITAL New York H■ rbor, the world's Coastgua.rdsmen WHited while two cu tters ziped a dozen mi les from Ad m itted: Dorothy Je nkJns, busiest &ea lane. . Mi ddleport; Frank Will, Pomeroy The_ stu bby, 129-foot ligbt&�1p Staten Island In New York _HarLouise Chapman, R«cine; Em .gene sank in 90 feet of water, leaving bor-one to lak-e u p lhe vigil at the n,iain Ambrose Channel tern- Ambrose and the other to bring De�ee�, Pomeroy. Dism1"8d: Bertha Arnott, Ra- porarlly u nguarded, The Green them to St. Georges Coast Guard · cine ; Norma Gtanl, W.ddlepocl; Bay was the onl y slightly dam• Base o n Staten IHland. · ' Chief .Boatswain Joseph Tama• lj ed. Dorothy Ch11oey, Stlade, I N01·1CE wh•.,. -·----==----= 8:��:i�� • Loan Asa·n . today, bu � two were quickly captured. One was wound­ ed by police bullets. The third m�m escaped. Xhe •!flaunt ot mo ney ln,·olved 1 in the �t1ckup wa■ not im med iately d etern ned. uTh• Dally S.ntl"'I need, NIU· lar orrelPOfffflh In Heh of th• fellowJnt communltln dally reute Mn-I� Is av�t.bl• ,. suit.crlben: kmner, Hauer &1NI Long BoliMr. Th• &enthwf WIii be I.ti ,.,.. for • w"ld, MWt lett.r of Item, of lkll lntw..t. Penon■ Int.,.. dtecl .•hould write ., ,.._ Th• Da_llp 1ent1,,-, er IN Mn. Ya. ,I c�_rar,. I Virginia ��hnson , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theoreon John­ �o n , , Pla,:its; lS at Fort Kayes �-lotel in Columbus today await­ mg Judging in the annua l Ohio Dairy Princess contest · A Hludent of Ohio State University, an d a gl'lduate of Racine High . . . �f J mportance he re u; M iss JohnSchool , Miss Johnson will be compeUng againat young women from son s numbcr of years on a dairy Ohio'H other 8'i counties for the I farm, .her_ general k nowledge or crown now being worn by Mary lhe _ d<ury md ustry. and her honor:s, Sue- Hodge, 1860 q ueen, a home ach1ev�m!nla • . and lea dership m economic, teacher in Grasa Lake the dairy i ng field. Mich. The standard categories or j udg. Candi dHtes are to be judged ing such aH (rooming, body con• formation, persona l character, June 24 · 25 on points identical to Hpeech, and general character, tho se used in 9uch pageanta u lhe have equal weight with dairy d iMisH America contest and other vision. widely known extravaganza!, with thb addition: There is a sectlon Winner or the Ohio contest wil l about her dairy farm backeround . compete in a national contest. I I Jonis of Mt. Carmel, Pa., 27 year old skipper of the lightship, said lhe big beacon o n his red-a nd­ white-em blazoned vessel was worki ng and an automatic fogh orn was blasting ou l its warni ng signal every 15 seconds. But when h e was aaked by newsmen If alll'one spotted the appro.iching freighter on the light ship's ra dar, an officer advised him not to• answer. VlsfbHlty Poor The Coat& G u ard said Boat. swains Mate 3G Bo bbie Pierce, 22, or Frank lin, Va., was o n watch when the 45&-foot freighter loom• ed ou t of the fog-so thick that 1 5 miles away tn Ma nhattan the to p of the Empire State Bu.iJdtu, , " was lnviaible • block awq. • " �TI.ey'll Do I! Every Time rHE DAILY SENTINEL 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy•��o�, I 0., June 24, 96o � ___ ::, *"' I a, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Birchfield, Robb1t- and Jimmy and Sandra L1llle are visiting his OKAYu • � paren ts. Mr . and Mrs. J\'oah Birch ',O<J c,o;tr field Q1 D11de C11y, Fla. WAN"T" IT TOO CUT 9-0RT·•� Mr. and M n . Caroll Snowden HE'S (;OT A A TlME BE· IT SHOQT, DON'T WANNA and ,hild,en called on Mr. and HANOAJL Of: 6QUNE.- IT l.OOK SC.Al.PED- Th£.EN libJ�. OLD HAI� HE Mrs. Mike Hardway, Gallipolis on SE.EM'S TO CUTS,., r ·� D<a:>Ps DOWN Sunday The collapse of the Summ i t . the present GOOW AWAJL has run . on a deficit basi s . F,veryone pays a -,our, NSCK Mr. and Mrs. Homer Parker and Tocby FAST ..•• TO MAKE IT Communist saber-rattling , a nd the deepening part of t h e (·ost of providing the service, w h e- f Susie visi ted Sunday with his Friday, June 24 Ol=F=l'-IAL m father, Peiirl Parker, Howard and of the c:old w.u have pr od u ced many a grim tht!r they ever u.s e it or not . Parcel post is Bake Sale, Good Luck 4- H Clu h , Miss Maude Cr eel, . Chester. B. & 11. M..irket, Mason. po ssibilil�·- One is that American defense thus substant ially re!:ipOns i b l e for the huge Harry Wilfor d, Racine, and Rel'Ord Aop, Syratuse Fire Despending may OC i ncreast!d materia lly beyond losses sustained by the Post 0 £hc e DepartHomer Parker we re in Athens partm e nl, Syr.'.lcuse School, 7. 30 Monday. lhc cur r ent $40 billion-a-year level. P. M, meat. Stepbel'.I Hoffm;m 10n of M r, Weekend Revival . starts, M l Time w i l i tell as to Ufat . But on e th ing is There is neither reason nor justice in t his. and ltra. Dana ·floffm.an Jr. under He rman U. B. Church. cert�in •- in the present state of world afParcel post is a pure ly commercial service . I t w1,nt a to n slUectomy Monday et Evangelin e Chapter, OES, with Mei&a Gen er■J H0.11pital. fairs. the American government needs to Mrs. Joe Young, 7:30 P. M . is competitive with private entecprises pro· lln. Garnet Dunfee retu r ned Bedford F F 4-H Club, Ice Cream t ighten i t s belt in a l l areas of spend i ng that viding comparable services. It is not a basic 'Wednesday �rom Dayto n Social, B edro rd School, 5 P. M. are not essential and unavoidable. The laxPost Office function , as is th e ca rrying o f •.re �he w,a called by the Satvrday, Jun& 25 th of ]her brother, Walter Mc- I Band Boosters R e cord Hop. payers· money has t o go where i t i s really mails, maga-zines and n e wspapers - - material Jlorrow. She w� accompan ie- d by ' Pom eroy Junio r High School. 7 needed . which contributes to the enhghtenme nt and · her da'lahllr Mrs. NatJaan Biggs. P. M. This means, among other thi ngs , t h at gov;BUI an!f Sharor. and Mrs. Ollie w e ll-being of the public. Und e r th ese circu mIce Cream Social, Middlepor t l3ffi. Fire Dep.'rt men t, City Hall lawn, ernmt>nt services, wherC'ver possible , be placstances, t he least we should demand is t h a t 'willi1m IF'out Hd daughter, Mr. 4:30 P, M, e d on a self-supp o rting basis. To take on e exparce l po st charges honestly equal the cost •nd Mn. Qeoige Grate, Bonnie, , Syracuse Fi reme n Square Dan <'r ample, parce l po .st i.s now ru nning, as 1t long George�. ' Ronble and Mike r e• Sy racuse Sch ool, Jo Ha rdy , 7 : :m of ,providing the service. tutnfd ·home from a weeks vaca- P. M. tlon wieh her 1ilter · M r . a n d M rs. Sund■y Jun. 26 lp-2-'+ / --�- _ _ --- - W, c. 1'{ntght, Port $t. Joe, Fla. - --�l ' Official Board Meeting, United • Mr. and • Mra�. l•cob �- ' Seblllin g ' 1'1h1Je there tbey enjoyed catch• Methodist Churc h , 7 : 45 P. M. Wo r ld lC'adership may be slippt,w 1trcim 1he 'iruiplres trust and c:onfid� nce on t h e part of ea I ana u 1and Me • io I' • :c� s :��: th ��s�� h����- :ii ;a ;_ ,::s�Ji,e 1P•ttenon, lftonnne i Unih.>d States due to "the d etcriorating 1 moral olher 1pe()ple s. When national charal'ter deE B Y JE AN PARt< R PIZZA Pldl'fY and Jerr calle<I on lira. Vemt i Ptd ■t Refffro Valh!y, fiber o f o u r peop le." Gv$pel Ha rm ony Boys of Hu ni 1sllidrlftes: leadership wanes. As leadership B IBLE SC HOO L P ROGRAM Susie Parker daughter o f Mr Snowden an d bO lil Monday even - , �- and Mn. E. E. 'l'ho m pso n ington, w. Va. will present a spl' c• Y That warning came fr o m �he calrffllelnceThP DVDS sporn,ort>d by t he and Mr.s . H�me r Park�r obse�ed ing. 'Ui 11Hreitened, so is world supre macy.'· ' a ni:1 c'h il<l ren visited J\.1 r . and ial religious prog ra m in music her 13th ba rth day- wilh 8 pizza Chu rt" h of C hrist held its closi ng a mt>nt speaker at Aq uinas CoU...a-" ""&"" ,111 1Granu Mr 'Beaftt1 was speaking to vou ng people Mr. a nd Mrs. Calvin Sprou,e Mrs. Adl!e Leiving or Mason Sat• Sunday at 2 : 30 p. m . , June 26, a1 J . J p:irt_y, June 16. . · progra m Sunday evening . and fa m ily, M r . and Mrs. Ber nard urday_ . the Letart Falls U. B. Chu rc-h. Rapids - A l bert R. Beatty , ass.bltarit 'Vice Ult Star.ling out In hfe - a cross s ecti on o f \1u 1 l . director a s We1 V 1 s M r rg � . Pizz a,, soft dri nks• a n d hom e Claywell and family, Rut h Spa11gMn. Lillie Dyke a n d daughter Annual Picnie , South Bethr l president of the Associati on 0£ �11oao ,t� ,young !people who will determme what opened the services Dy leatlrng made ice <:ream w�re se�ed to j \er and Susie Rathburn spent Judy Williams spent a few days EUB Church. all day. 1.... r,,�tu � i R ailroads. And he went on to '" 19•flt: to 1 £ the t1 put t he p ledge to t he American and I Ma rtha Hawkl ns, Billy H 1 1 l and I Sunday al C a mden Park, Huati n g- visiti n g M rs. Bonnie O'De ll at be is "'r.a• JAt.1IIUti tlmu r O f this n a tion Monci•Y. June 27 . J Chr i s tian flags and the Holy C ha r les Ho�ftna n . · Beckley, W. Va. 1 CheJr lfldih sol ely . mate r . a l values ton. por tant d istinction betwee n worltl l!IUJ'tatnacy Middl�port C.a rde n Club m eets and m a - Bible. The congregat ion sang ' ::i a • m i Tl) e y e nJoyed t h � afte r� oq n Sabre canaday atte rtd ed a birl h with M rs. E. F'. Maa R . M rs. Everett McKnight, PomeanLI world leadership: " W o rld aupl"fffllacy ,fs playi n g Us' gam_es. Susie r eceived 1 lfdrUiI -advencement that future w i l l be bleak viour Like a She pher d Leads . roy and daughter, Mrs. Joseph day party for her cousin Gen e Tuesdiy, Juna 28 . I and ! he invitational hrmn. H:v. muny n ii::e gilts. " " M .a m obtaine d and mai n ta1· ned larg e l " ih.. a r tin, Paines \·ille are vlsltlng Ca n aday at th e ir gra n dparen t�, t h t o re Im ne e mo '. r ·or, 0 quo ""1 mUI•..,, , 111-u. na a e · Joint din n er meeting, Pome roy• ER E TUPP WA R PA RT Y J T. v . We ills offered prayer. SuMr. and Mrs. C. M . Canaday s M iddleport c. of C .. Sacred Heart M rs. Jess Swee ney. might and woridly riches. World l e adership 1lon is no stronger than th e m ora hly a n d I e ie Parker and Rosalie D1:1vis preMu . Judy Sn owden en tertained Dan ny Tillis, son of Mr. and home at Gallipolis Saturday. Audito rium, 8 P. M. sent ed two tr umpet duets, " O u t wlth a T_upperware party at her co mps f ro m natio na l cha-racter, which, i n tur n , (aith of its people . " M r . and Mrs. Ralph Large nt Mrs. John Tillis i s visiting his The Past Matrt> ns o f Po meroy Fri?ar arternoo . n. M n gran dparents, Roy Tillis of Rose- of Kala m azoo, Mich. a re spe nd• or the Ivory Palaces" and "Now home : Chapte r , oES, meets at th e �f a . ' Martha Williams of Syracuse was 1 plau.!iinly a rgued theory of Ey• I Belong to Jesus.' Ing se veral days with Mr. and sonic Te mpl e, with Mrs. Frrd ville. Billy N i_cholson, St eve Snowden the demo nstrator. senck. Mrs. Willia m Larg en t_. owd e n daught e r of . S Blaettn e r as hostess. Rosem ary n . · Games were played with prizes Randy we 1 lls, Har ry Slawter, Miki.' R .ctucft Arou,ad Emotion Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hill, Billy and n owde n S e rt Rob r . and Mrs. M aworded. Jam1•s Mo_ore, es m .Ja Nichol�on, l11 h t On theoretic basis, he fi�• M rs. Paul Haptonstall and Mrs. • her pare n ts, Mr. and Mrs. W m . • has the m umps. ured extrove rts should smok1� J ohnson , Roge r p av 1 s, To m m y Jee er en m , c � k t! and cot ree GriH Russe l l will be hostesses lo � of Fnh-bo Lannl r n spen t Su_nn e n Ca r oll Snowd Mr. and Mrs. molch_ing cigarets in nu m bers :"'.P i_J l 11 , John ny Wise _an �. Bo �hy Wt! re served tu Mrs. Jo A n n Eads, ....ere busin ess visitors day wit h Mr. a n d Mrs. Merrill the Sta r r a nd Of f icers of Mt! i g� a n d Garry Ear� i nf Wa n da Willia ms, Rose P erson, their degrees of extrav ers 1 ,m , ri1 11s ?resented a ,skit . Templ e , Pythtan Sisters which wil l . d emotio Cott�III of La n caster. t1U BY DILOS SMITH at Gallipoli s Friday, n ally, but goi n g, less rl& l since extraverts "con(:cntrale on lh_l' Right to the rree of Life · I Isabel le. Nelson, Ethel Snowde n , haron Ca11e r�turn ed to_ mecl Mo n day even ing, June 27, :it S Miss is l l e Caldw of eans em Cr Ma rvi n . UPI Science ldltor no _m ore n eurotic th an men who J obj e cl8 in the outsid e world." He M 1 kr N i � holson gave pra - her home at �u m me �v1ll e , W. Va. the K of P Hall in Middleport. . r,"!'· Joa n � M a y, Avon ell Geor&:e, Joa n visiti ng here wit h friends. _ N E.W YOHK UPI-A new 1ta- don l smoke a n ything. t' f an r v primary Th,• s l'las11 ason � t r h e e urther E_ d neurotic e ,f Wise and Vlrat:inia Weills. . -D aughters of Union V e teran s , list 1c.al �-heck-up cm a slngle phase Joh n Davidson is confined to s he has retnde d with Mr. and T h e best known ol th e s 1 n &l e- woul d s 1r1 oke more than the non- Promise_ In th e Boo� 1 1 M 1 m• : CE L EB R ATES F IRST BI RTHDAY i l � :.��1 ��:if a p. Mrc. Euge n e Thompson for th e t a ci C 1 it m olu al, Hosp Cr � ! s or hu m:in behavior sugge11t.1 men phase 1tatl UJ c1 •�e ! hose of the neurotic Whi e the �;� :; _Y �}/ ::. re- t he lwginn ers san i: J�11u � Lov_e s becaute "smoking y- Petterson , son ol Mr. bus 88 11 r ee ult of an inju ry lo past year and attended sch ool. 1 . y l J 1 t e ffre Q who smoke t: 11,!arcts are mor(l out- late Dr. Alfr.ed Km11ey on Rl'X ual s and de "Deep Mi•" ' ll an� 11t re W_i ngth arou duc ' the or e s w_�1 an observf'd. be will cl.iys (i � Clair_ Mrs. d n a -----· Mr. ll r n Taylo hon was Patterson Paul Mrs. and hi • som etime ago at )iehavlor . '."h11 one wa� o n sm n� the Jumor C'la�! sang 'On e [ )oor ured wit h a pa rty June 1 1 at his his hand ed emoU on.' Mr. a n d Mrs._ 8?b Hill a nd Billy JU L Y 1 . e m ploy ment. me . behovmr ,:ind carries th e ICI· 11 A c.,t� lvwy Nightl One. A for the mentally rigid, he nnd Only Chicken Barbec n e oyed 1 ue sponso red h:y Thurs• p1c!11c � supper r j first his of hnme in observance of De bbi e Willia ms daught e e n t1fk preatlge of it.a author, Dr. An offering was taken a n d t he birthday. based himself on " the facl that Mt'thud 1st m the Sale Center . g v e ce n day or observa m ��m has Mr. and M rs. Do n Williams H. J. Eysem·k who h ae _an l n ter- 1 a m oking 11 � i n deed all plea RUal>Je program was closed by prayer Chu r ch o n July I , lo 7 1>. m .. al , 5 . M Hill s birt hday. Jeff recei ved many girts. Ice recove red from t he m u m ps. n nation ul reputation Ill the activities, t, n d.11 to be regn rded . m 1..ialThe congrcgatlon then went lo cream and call:e w e re ser\led to e m Center Sal h Pr icc School. f' l is g, n li e e h re e W h Bowen, Kay M r . and Mrs, Carl Mille r , Carla 8cience of P11Y Cholo�y. p,.11 111 ightl}' llinful, and would 1 1_ e b11 se ment. whe re each class his sister , Ro x anne, hls grand 1 .25. pend to a w e eks with ew her THuttlOAY i• W lllltDAY .s f $ ______ r e th e _ Ath en s we I and Allen or . l� e . began_ with _ his own much • thc rcf�ire te n d . to b_e shunn�d by , ?tll pleyed thc_ t r c ra f t _wo r k . ln rlud pa rents, Mr, a nd M �. Pat• Sunday guests of her parents M� . i l? randpare n ts "1 r. a n d M r s. W m . flight At 9:30 P!M. d111rnsse1l d1 m ens1o nal t h eo ry of the rigid, pu ritanti eelly nunded mg paper weights, e n 1_m al cut outs terson a n d Mrs. Hira m Slawte r , Mrs. William Folan. Their Fola n . hum an perRona! I I Y which he h,as type of erson ." S I a n d fruit ba 11 ke ts, b ird ho us es, great g r andmothe r Mrs. Gertrude and p Mrs. Fran � C� rpen te r Jr. a nd G race spenl t he past daughter . cn for m ulat m g fo r some 20 IK! The nP x 1 st ep was to prove or P.lanlcrs _and chests m ade of pop Milla, Mrs. Ju n e De wh u r st, AnMrs. F ra n k DEVOTED TO INTE R(ST( two wee ks here and atte n ded the c�1ldren, Spr mgr1eld, years. lleduced lo I ts nub, _ J t di � _ Pleasant wer e provc these IJ, as i n people. sickl e sticks. OP MelGS�MA80N AR EA Carp e nte r S r . pt l't! rry, Robin, H .an a d Henn)', d a Bibl e School. holds 0,,11t ma n y behavlor l u l trails Toward that e nd he und his as. n day guests of Mr, a n d Mrs. Mo Judy Slawter and ' Hiram Jr a n d Rkh,■r,.1 I, Ow•n� P'ubltdter nre t n -horn -l nflue nced, per h aps, liOd ales work ed � ut en elaborate . M e m�rs or th e se ni �r ri a i1.� : · Snow Lawr en ce Calvin S1_>rous Mrs. B e tty e Jane . a n d Mr, I Published every fft'!tnoon e1 . l not. flrmed by en "b4 n men t u l q uestionnaire desig n ed tq draw ' l\i Uy Hill, Marl ll a Hawk •�11- < ha1o . llillY Hill F AM I L Y R E UNION . de n , Al oria, Ste ve , Don and Ca 1 ol SPtouse will go Jq �l:U'nl bu s on l'tl)t SutKlay by nu, Jbio Vall� , l· m sta n�cs. c Hoff m n Carolyn and Vio l M _ a . ,:i f! on.{: t hese t raits are !_hos e ot · fro m answerers their degrees. or M r and Mrs. AlphB Ji.&.u mmer An n of Colu mbus we re week end 1 Thursday for a ch eckub. fnbU1tWn9 eGmpany at 110 JI� extra-version . l n troversl�ri•;· 1 ·tJe .. r'e- �night,, Er me ,J>o hnson, Su in e en J oyed a re union 1;nd famlly guests of hlJJ m oth er, Mrs. Ethel M r . a n d Mrs, Jc,h n Mdntgo me ry t11anlt'6t. , P�!!lero,, Oh,o. Bili._� I g ex trav e rtcri <>ut-g o ing or lie i m balanc e and rigidity a r ker, Albert.a I nddy nllrl Da• ol ' Columbus ,pe p t the wee k en d NU Offi ce pho ne WYMttHJ, edit or n . They called on his brolntrovertoo tu rn ed i n ward o n lhe v!d Tillis were taught by t he din ne r at tended by all their chil- Snowde mind. wit h his pare n ts, Mr. and Mrs. a l office Dhone WY2-2 UV7 . h er , Mr. and Mrs. Robe r t Snow• t n , at the ir hom e, Su n da)'. dre 1 11clf. 'Mcnlat rigidity a n d t he c m oRev Weills. Anaweren Divided Carlos Snowde n a n d Mr. a n d Mrs lly. m ra and dt'n EdMi·s and r M e r we En oored as aecond i::llas inatllna P rt>sent tional hia tu bll l l i 08 lu mped und er Th� J uniors : Rog e r D n vi s , 8 1 . Th e answ e re rs were divided Alle n Park, F rancis Mo 11�g ome ry, La n gsvill e . of W. W. Swl�k ? n , V�lerie, Nalnlie m er, atter at l be i,ott office at Pol( ward Pltim I t h e word, u eurol l c, have I n born OfflCl.lt ll'Ofllltl llf.UYWlilHI a mo n g heavy, mcdlU Q'I and lig h t by T1llls, To mm y We 1l 1 s , Mike and Stephanie of Paciftea, Calif wit h Snowden KOY. · Ohio. Carlos Mrs. and Mr. en t the weeke n d .1tp Mich ' e ' m pon acco o e nt11, r too, di I ng to th e tlWiN'IO�SIIIP llli!II f llMS cigaret smokers, pipe smokers, I N w hol s on, Ja mes, Johnson , J�a-n who h av e spenl a week h ere with his father, c. A Swick a n d fam end Je ff re tu rne d from Ca n�da. - - -�Mlllt <IMllfl Nation& I ad venlsl nC reuresen ta --- - -and no n •s mokers. Theae dlvl1lom1 s_i der�_. Sabra Camiday, . Joetta hie parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Uy Cllarles Schoonover Is eon fmed live: Jlf.ltUneli'-l!Ul't,b1dl. lt\c .. Ml - and were sub-d1vlded in to age group11 Er lewme . Betty J ane � prouse , Plu m m e r or Carroll Steve Coehran i n d M,r. an d lV[rs, David T illis and to Holzer Hospttal due to a n .cwnaton A\le,. New York CttJ, · Mr. a n d r Th om pso n , Judy Kin�, Su e spe nt arm injury sustained in a n aut<i- IP Yori!:. 40 to !59 end 60•70 occup atlon 11, Glo !a The Alman.-e ers of Bainbridge MamlP Va n l >oren in daught nd a Bunon Darrell Mrs. nd a ) Mr. . J n all, l!lome Gro� an, 1 e gJi y Tillis, Ela uu �u;j lhroe c h ild ren, Ne w Carlisle; Mr, the weekend �1th her parcnt_s, mobile and 11ucial clus w reck. SubseripUon ratee: .Jelive!ed i!f '' THE H �:AT G l'� NF..RA'l'ION" ma n n er and 2400 me n answered Our i n terre!\t ., ',\sf a. K eith Plummer an d Mr. and Mrs. victor Braley. Their •, Y w - ul"° tAl'fier wbere avallablt, IO cenf a Mr d l\ , ,!!., � , ° " 1, ll , n I b , st0 Ph .-'Y M rs 111 In the result,. TROOPS TO STAY Nr wetik: une year in advance "-' Jrrf cturndlor - res1 Parker two chHdrcn, Carroll; Mrs. Mel• sons Bobby and David h ave spent 1 ed hr MrH. J oan May LONDON UPI-Defense Mi n is• rtie Dalk- Sentinel otfice, •15.'1111_ past lwo we eks here with ''TI i t-: ,IA VHA WK EHS" Prima.ry dau: aa ndy Weill�. vin Kendel a nd three sons, Peden the T hese hooked up clgaret•& m okd e attend and ts en Harold Watkinson said Wed- 111. month,, S7.8U: three IJ\Ont111 ter (T1•ch111t'olor1 I dpar n gra their Claude Mra. d n a w. Va.; Mr. • l'..1 � J In g with ex.t ravcrslon wllh le111 Ja ne Wuo1t-, Billy Nich olson, Grale City, · nesday British t roops will r e fnain M.90, BY �otor route where avail h ool M rs. Braley also reSc Al110 Cu. rtoon Bible n cy, Mt, Vernon ; Na and Delaney cut nl n ty, they cannieol.cd n on- Ann Miller, Bohby Snowden , S h arSATURDAY ON L Y M and Mrs. Earl Kendel and turne d home w ith them for a in Malayn eve n after the 1 2 year Ible: one m c., nth, �a . By mail: nm B emotional rltldity. on Carter, De bbie Wcllls, Steve with 1mokinar y United Preti lnNrn■tiontil old slate of emergency e nds ,ear r.'!; ■ix , no nths. $4.7"'; Uu • WOIILD'S HRAVYWl-:ll il l1' 1 ;� c h i ld ren, Sistersville, w. vi.; visit. �• vis, Jeff Today 1 11 Friday, J u11e 2A , the iul t hey tailed to 1how a lin k Snowden, Rodney ••M�. 1",,u o M,. mMtb, 11 13. July m o,·ed from hae McHaffie Earl Co\ l�HA MPIONSHJ I' Judy, and Taylor H Mrs. . 17tlt h dn y of t h e year , wit h 1 00 betwee n cigaret smoking nnd neu- Snowde n , . Ra ndy Wilham 11, Ji m Grate e h t to plaee Turner e FIGHT l'IC.'T LJIU:." Mr an d Mrs. Melvl n t h rot1c personalities. However, they Morrie, �aul Rice, Steve HoHman, umbus· · more in 1960. INC ilo�MAR J OIJA NSSON chi ldren, apartmen t. ind two Jr. Kendei BevSla�ter, Harr� Rice, Ellen The moon Is approaching Us showed pipe-smoke r& were highly Sh erry Mouan daughter of Mr. n City, w. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Pade 4i. Early 18. Plead AOROSS l n1roverted, that is, turned in - erly Thompson , Mik e G rate, Judy flrz,it ,1 uarlcr. d Mrs. Warn er Morga n _was 111 n FLOYD PAT'fgnsoN a 19. Affirm invader 1. Chuma Mu8Scr, Ro nn i e Grate, Doris Kay George Taylor a nd four children, ward. Tho mo rni n g slal'II arc Mars , -· end lhe pal!lt week with mumpa. :n. W1.d1ns ot Spain 15. Halrleu And er11on, 1 c oI um b u Eysenck l!laid the reauhs d em• Shoemaker, Tom my Jt1piter and Saturn. Mr. a nd Mrs. Ja mes Thom as, Robert Taylor - F'e'>& l'a rker �I RST SIIMOII bird 1!. Camper·• DOWN T he ev,ning •lars are M e rcu ry onstraled there aN Hllf! n tl• I l n• Larry Grogan 811d . Ellen Moore, ren , Ja mes an d John were the Ka '"THE IIAN<:M AN" n a west lJberty Herri earl Rev to 32. Prefix Deatttute 1. boat ' Ju1)lte r and Saturn . , bnrn personality dlUerenc111 "be• taught by Mrs. Jessie Grueser and - also German 10. Ba.y person his lint serm�n Sundilf a.e weekend gue1t1 of their pare ntl, li(ave a!l81Sled Snowd�n E�hel Mr■. by n l a d non•1mokers On lhiH rlay In history: Wef'n amokers names 2. -- 'Boleyn window Mkkey Rooney, Steve CO<' hra n i of the Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Clai r Taylor a nd 1n 1 8 1 3 , the Amc>rken preach er, and be tween ci11rel 11 mok{)rt1 Ji n �. Mrs. Virginia Weills and Mn. new m n ister 12. or Teutonfc 3. Girl's nanie 23. Excla.Mr. and Mrs. Floyd T�omas. Mr. and Memle Von Doren ln C h urch. Rev. a n d Mra. lfe-,ln i Pearle Ca naday, rdormn, a nd outspoke n oppo- pl pe.. mokers._' Eaich le 1 "ki nd matlon , cho.ro.c ler, 4'. Dry, a.s '1'IIE BIG OPIJRATOR · ' and d aushter were overn ltht �omas return ed t� his i�b at \ ne t of slavery, Hen ry Ward B� h - ol pereo n d11Un ct frdin a ny <>f I .2ti. Female wtn, lS. Move Al10 C■rl oon Saturday of Mra. Bertha Columbus while h is _f�mdy reguest• e bbie Th D May, e beil n ners: er waui born. the others. aldewtse G. Shlp'e ' pig they Wiih mai ned for a lon lil:er v1s1t. IUNDA Y and MONDAY Lasher ind Su nday n niP AnderEyMnick la I proteu or 1t the Larry Snowde n Joh Tt■lrnl-,'1 &■.1w11. '"' Be w arrant 14. Copi@a M ra. Hattie MeKen lie has gone Peter Palmer - IBlir Parrl1h In 1 898, United St1le1 forees de- rn stllute of Psychiitry I n London son Lynn Sno:,..d en , Mike May, Mrs. P. A, Jlviden were di nn er · et!U? 32. Card Cow's UI. otrlcer her for car� elp h " Ll'L ABNF.Jt" to re11ted t he Sp1nl1h at t he Bi ttl e of wh ere the stud)' was madti. The Ra�d)' C h affin, Palna King, Beth guests of Mr. a nd Mrs. Harvey to Athens playera {va:r.) 27. A mal& rechewed. e th al Hanmg ,Emma Mn. sister, (Technlt'olor ) . Weills Jan K e nn e dy Rosemary Erlewine and Joetta. l aH G uaslmsa, Cuba, flnt la nd e n- results were publl!hi&d I n Drlla l n. 3!S. Hutened 1almon e. Dry food home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond - al110 SCOUTS •NJOY MI KI, CAMP RI,, . A n d-a '" Dewhu�st, Roxa n ne w•u men t of the Spanish • Amerl86. Texas city 28. Mre. ________ 7. Cover 16. Murmured th w bb Christopher Lee - lfa�I ruurt Patterson, Rand y Sprouse, Sher rr Scout Troop 240 hiked to e e , can War. Nixon lnterJeottOD 8. ·Mtslead 11"· l'nposJtton Guy Mutchler of Walkerton, "THE MAN WHO COULD Mor1an 1 V■ndy Roush Dusty Okey O'Dell farm, five miles In IM2, th"e royal famlly of The i;t A reatratnt 29. Not 39. Solemn 17. °New Ila)' weeks CHEAT DEATH" Morgan and Norman Roush, taught west of town when the)' camped Ind., i , here , for a two Netherland• e1tabl11hed tempo- � wonder �rlefer 11..1CiWllai1rutt Elt..UlcJ at hla home. (Technicolo r) by Mrs. Blanch Braley a!!.Slsted over the weekend. rtia Idence In th e U Rlied ,0:. KiQt sheep eoupi.:ct ,tat, io. Blfue Mike May WH a dinner -��It Also Cartoon by Mn. Ethel Nlcholson, Mr1. , Sroutmaater, o,na Hoffman Jt. �!!rMI. (abbr. ) Edna Russell and · M l88 Rosalie •Dd Paul Pattenon accompanied of llr. ind Mrs. Charle, Simp18. lilweet roll I n UM'I', Kenneth Arnold of - AT ITATI THIATIII J8. l'uN Davls. the r;roup eompoaed of. Wily HJU, ki ns Monday. 8ol1e, ld■ho reported Hithtlni Mrs. Adria Wilcox of LaJlgl20. Kind ot ' l'T. PLIAIANT expreued Charles Hoftman, Joe PllllliP8, RflV, Wellls hi• flylnl 1aucera, -l>� ' , 'CIWla r, WORIJJ S HEAVYWEIGHT thanks t o Mn. Et�el Nelson a nd Nike O'Dell, Steve Kin&, Robert ville, Mn. 'Eihet Taylor -and � In 1048, the soviet Un lon block• aboppina: CHAMPIONSIIIP Summer ,torma unlellhed I I Mr. and Mn. warner Morgin for Miller, Tommy Kin&, Billy Ken• Evelyn HU I were aded lhti WHtem 1onea or Berl in. chamber Monday. er P1rktnbur1 . , Mike laad, FIGHT PIL"l'URl!S 8utb n Rayroon.d 1l)Ot1at n nedy, o l tra a: n furnlahi acloea and red di f ry f t Manh tho �I. Jhl tor t ay: A Reformer U Pear od n. ' M ':.. . � �� O n d Mr. and I · Joh1n111o n v,. Pattenon Thti Bible 1chool ,aho e�j oyed a Nlchol1on, Dennla Weber a hio Valley ral t 2&. PNmoun Hen ry Wud Beecher u l d : •·A 'Ml 1 1ro h�v, retu rned h "WRF.CK OF TIIE picnic Friday 1fter noon on the Andy Sprouae. und■y the UPI uld. 11 , ·2s. Peel lhou9htful mind, whe n tt eeea a 11 0 :r �':d · • d I� r th e th 1 Schlll' w mg a Jacob , at MARY DEARE" met They lawn church e■ II Om Hhed ti t m The 'f'O!'o ia. Unta n1llon'11 na1. IHI not the fiag ··PRISONER Of' THE VOLGA " ox aOA1T JULY 4TH ,Tuelday to prepaN1 • bonfire for Mrs. Merrill Cotµ'W of Lancuter. mul d f • � abty on ly, but the natlon U1elf.'' , I• n t h r 1randd• lheir court of bonor, they wUI o l DeThe cal Volunteer Fire !�qtl::�� ;nt rl::,. :!�alnt 1 •81. lklOIIPII : � ;' j ': � fo; : ,ccomp.11n ov.,r t'balr blnb In Ultnoll, In• p■rt i nent \Will sponsor their an• hold ""=' - to hlm ' - - -· ..- -v LO • dQlna ind K,n,uoky. Severe nood· nual "Ox Roast" July 4th at the A, 'l'o the ��. a nd Mn RllDflll Adams a nd wutem orth ,� iRo� 1',oi i The wUl reature vllla&e park. y lenl Inc WH team . '. m;:� s e r Le � W Va return• aa. Hawaiian l'our Hon■ uc:aptd their open their delicious o:,; roast 111na- �,!t-�- Jekl altd £1en� Martin e:: B�llle t � refre1hme nt1. For - .,-�� lli bird •h' pit at a Loulaville zoo when wi,chea and three WHlr:a vlJlt e tt er h o � � M. Overh... t n me n they offer entert1l will • five Inches of r■ln In N!ICONI 1 �� 1 tbe wtt 1;: m � 35. Dflttiy ni ne houn ci,ll&pled a ,eoncret• 'Varlou■ lltlll 1ame1, square dan c- �II ' hll' �other Mr11. Belle ..i.'j;i•;:e�r : n d 'f'lth 36. Twinltle •..-c.. and other wall 1'llree wtlff ■hot at once. lnl, a taleen t ahow / , 1 · M tl uae Fruco'• . n liter. annau eed Any lhlnp to be wild for , ; h The tourUl l"Olmed 1 ::= d 11n Charles Simpk in , r pount,y one •tehlnJ to pa rttcl�te In the eltht hour■ before belna: ,hot. ope, I MoniQent Parlier finy;:, sc and earn:� on H � : Ver-At lieut teven de1tha and doa- llltnl ■h ow shou!d ca nt1d Mr. where Poltamoulh •t ••• ClhOpped d11 'PU• alto Oil on ph i.fldal non SH2-4825. e W4ber HIii. • on • -,n, of lnjurle1 were blamed Simp\fm took I itate exam to • hofliedl aN t� io toW•rd� the nln, wind and lfthtn ln, th1t !li' <!. �ta !:>ffome I Uei,n.ed atitlonery 1flre , 1'UlllPi.l ""I' _ hou■e. fire 6· raa:ed Ira.In fhe lllululppl to the buildln a new · i re- m ll� -... lllTMOAY PARTY Ap1>"l1dl1n1. Four penon■ were ' <111Yl"l'OQUOTE - tlm'w how to work It: D:An,Y �. alltf' Mn. Dell Lucklc!O<> klllfld ln Kentuety, two In Dlln - t 1 llUdy Ll'nft: Snowden celebrated [ .A ll Y J) J, Jj .1,. A. l!i B . ' � · �.; � called on Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hitih• · ll "°' · td er ltday ith bi l tt r I w pa ty hi o11 tind one In bldlana. .. ' 1, ,Q N G il' ll, L L O W Lindoft. It 4 Qo. � Hugh Ill. Mr. I Su day. es e■ n ll to ) Two prinle plaftfJI were repmt 'It the home <if her p■Nn t1, Mr. � • t� ,-nqther, "'1 thia 11?M11 A 11 med: altu,)dl 0p,.1etttr almply Mr. a nd Mn. �ol'te ·snider of �t,e home ed mla llq over Ohio dr Ole e aet "1ld ' M r■ . Robert , Snowden , Fl'I• � �11, eto. ,Slnk\e lttt.r.- apo11� the (.'ln� x:tdli lJa.; ree h i. to the itfor Hebbudsvllle visited with his i 1 da tt a1 ihe 1t.orm1 twtv..t the tll'el. tn,ph■a, tf111 •��\h ud formation � ;�e worda are •ll hint,. 1 � children ,ibjoyed playin g 1 1ff'I) apparel sister, Mr. ind Mrs. Roy S nowden 11 , � ..oh day Ula code leUera a.-e _ dUl'ertnt: ae 'DI N(IQ .._t'AR tTORV i on the i.,;,n elter whlch Judy U Y •, "t ,pi_ . i:iepa1rt ffJ:1 S �= · of name BIil Larttn of m h n Y n , ljtlotalloo ·B, 1Ba:....Un a'nd �nlbll• w11 , omitted from t�e :r:Jf� f�11nt -= ; ( !:-� ll�PHUI l 'h \i1J� ll\ U I L K W M T A, M T H M ·L L. H R p the lollo'plnl Randy Wllll•m1, •-· ·•f7 · •· •- •tt11111od • re- . •llO�p •�•ndln1 dinner at Cuib 'n 'Nill • db..i lam, :if to11 ' BradbarJ. 1t • · Ronnmi Wttenon Andrea • Dew, �Ob and lUIIYeWtl• Ill Dr. Lio I lobnlt9n dlvoi l nd \•• Y P MLOY I H GJIW il' L l' B B •L M D R J' Allen Biddle aon of Mr. and Clndy tad�. Pamela and �.. lpOt'tnlt at the new OallllhUnt, lte = · ciinde • tie lt 11 tll. W. Va. M#Dll, W. Va. t ltra. Ray Biddle was here for a , Yk.4tir ,ui f 1 1ta1-.,. ,.,_om•t. ,po,111 Clln c, .-.undly. •itian eid .lln. IIO'"b .llctiWIIII brier ••cali.. from Ced�lll• ,I Ill'. Gll'l', 'hrry, "':\c.,, 1>elibl •lb, llle \ &ill' 'elllod 11 Randy, Ricky �• fnd Jane anti bl!), �Ion. ont llr. Coll.... •116 will to lo 4:i:°J,;P•l· Wildlt"I -• -A'"I . �U,. ·lllla11tl . _.,__ he 1 JI! th !Wellla, •ahby I and �- .... l<lfin A. lldiillllllJ ol IOOI l-'llno ·over J Conunentating Editoriall}' I • M e1gs & M ason I • Connng Events . I t'ben The Col d War Deepens -. I •!me Sup..,..., La\ 1-dership I I Rutland �ommun1ty .N, f'II ·:. �'�te!:1d,;tt!': I I �n•-.. Smok•mg IS Charactenstlc • • Of I EXtrovert KIDd -Of Personal1ty I I II \.tu !?}Q •l'J, M._ •_£:ill .._,.,,f��- I I w. I '" Tomadoes LaSh oh·10 Thursday In Heavy ·Dama11e e!� D A I LY C R OS SWO,R D I Westinghouse Store PhoM WY-2-6314 Syr■cute, O. ·- :!t '°"' jif J. th4i �= t': Lann!�� IPtnt: as. ..."""'� f!e�· · · 'Pl..-., _ JIii_ S�•- t:'T =�'ii ¥1er, '" Lt.. ltiJilK1•""'- .,·'"'!!'"O.,.;,.!l!l"!""_,..,....,.__.....,._..,__-..,.___.,'lllull,• :! _, , ----...-- ,:rrkl•�,e1 i!Wlol .. '11...,\,'it} -· >1ii1t - :1u :C.,.' , -· .-=1 :..e: . if ... 0111'•.- oe •� '- __,, ,.._ or ,w ..,,.,_.t •� � -er. F O R Mr E N $9.95 up ' , FOR WOMEN $8.95 up SM I T H 1956 FORD V-8 - 2 DOOR CLOTHI NG COMPANY Clean i n terior, pleasing blue fi n ish , standafd transmlssion. Real good tires. Radio and Heater• Cash Was $ 1 095 · · · · · · · · Now $895 NO. SECOND AVE. Bahr, Owner MIDDLEPORT 1955 CHEVROLET BEL-AIR brakes, radio and h eater. Hard Top Coupe. VS, powerglide, power steering and .$695 POMEROY MOTOR CO. USED CAR LOT Pomeroy, Ohio .,_NEW J:ostoria FOR SALE Basic 18 ONE Approved Flower Containers GUITAR ror ONE 1s- �� '°· \, ' ' ARNOLD'S ao. �!� , CQ· -lio, .. LUGGAGE For Men and Women • I 'fOD,\Y AND \roSTf.RYEAR l I • Reedsville Soci al Events TH" DAft.Y SENTJNR I I I - I o. o. Sea the YEU.OW PAGES ALL TYPES OF ARRANGEMENTS BANJO Specially Priced And Here'• Where To Find Your Equipment Sleeping Bogs Air Mattresses Cook Kits Canteens Eating Utensils First Aid Kits Bogs & Pocks Tents Axes Knives Shovels Drinking Cups Tooth Brushes Shoes • Cle land's Appl�ances To11, tu"', cidla ffOIII o too-soft rnalfl'•11T Tbn you Hid a Stol)' Po1lvr"1p1dtc Mal• tr--to 11ffp yov, k11p you ot yow _..., be,t. It ,.,o�••• fon■1 1,1p weary l:uicll -.dN- lv•t m onhopffllc .111re-om rtc01111t11o1d, H,I,. O¥er<OIIMI poor PGltvr• CHl4I �, bodrodMi frofll a Joo-toft 1111tfrita. h,- y°"ri now, flill o, Twin Sl1e • • . $7t,JO Alw■y, . • • Maldlln8 fOUfto datlon $79.,o FREE PARKING Phone WY-2-2!55 • l'Gmeroy DINE OUTI We Serve You COMPLETE LINE OF Wllh BOY SCOUT UNIFORMS and ACCESSORIES lneludlng The new Boy Seoul FOREMAN and ABB.OTT Cuatom Kitchens -- Furniture -- Appliances New York Clothing House '-----------:----• lZI E, MAIN STREET POMEROY, OHIO Finest Foods Al Surprlslnlly Low H I KE M' CAMP SHOE Phone WY,Z-!049 The Right I ' N. s.,COND AYE. ' Phone WY-%-5321 MIDDLEPORT Prt.es! On e taste will convince you that our food is superlative . . . from first course last! to MARTI N RESTAU RANT " 01111 ROUTE 7 IN MIDDLEPORT &t loot ; : ; • ploco to llnd lhe rl6'il oonWner ro. - and nrry llows ....,,._,, you might wiob to create. Hen, .lllalllllhled for J'OUI' pleuure amt COQw -- on eqh- 6osi< -Wnen, appnved by n,tiona)ly Gudm Club ...,..i. u meet­ ing oil roquiremenbl of latun and d......tion. And Y"•'ll llnd that the practicality of two collection ;. rnatclJod by lhe bNuty of tba lndi­ .,.iua1 piec& Come today and aee our new Foetoria. Juat pn,ml-• llhape, sue, Garden Club Center • K&C JEWELERS EAST �IAIN STREET POMEROY, OWO '• �TI.ey'll Do I! Every Time rHE DAILY SENTINEL 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy•��o�, I 0., June 24, 96o � ___ ::, *"' I a, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Birchfield, Robb1t- and Jimmy and Sandra L1llle are visiting his OKAYu • � paren ts. Mr . and Mrs. J\'oah Birch ',O<J c,o;tr field Q1 D11de C11y, Fla. WAN"T" IT TOO CUT 9-0RT·•� Mr. and M n . Caroll Snowden HE'S (;OT A A TlME BE· IT SHOQT, DON'T WANNA and ,hild,en called on Mr. and HANOAJL Of: 6QUNE.- IT l.OOK SC.Al.PED- Th£.EN libJ�. OLD HAI� HE Mrs. Mike Hardway, Gallipolis on SE.EM'S TO CUTS,., r ·� D<a:>Ps DOWN Sunday The collapse of the Summ i t . the present GOOW AWAJL has run . on a deficit basi s . F,veryone pays a -,our, NSCK Mr. and Mrs. Homer Parker and Tocby FAST ..•• TO MAKE IT Communist saber-rattling , a nd the deepening part of t h e (·ost of providing the service, w h e- f Susie visi ted Sunday with his Friday, June 24 Ol=F=l'-IAL m father, Peiirl Parker, Howard and of the c:old w.u have pr od u ced many a grim tht!r they ever u.s e it or not . Parcel post is Bake Sale, Good Luck 4- H Clu h , Miss Maude Cr eel, . Chester. B. & 11. M..irket, Mason. po ssibilil�·- One is that American defense thus substant ially re!:ipOns i b l e for the huge Harry Wilfor d, Racine, and Rel'Ord Aop, Syratuse Fire Despending may OC i ncreast!d materia lly beyond losses sustained by the Post 0 £hc e DepartHomer Parker we re in Athens partm e nl, Syr.'.lcuse School, 7. 30 Monday. lhc cur r ent $40 billion-a-year level. P. M, meat. Stepbel'.I Hoffm;m 10n of M r, Weekend Revival . starts, M l Time w i l i tell as to Ufat . But on e th ing is There is neither reason nor justice in t his. and ltra. Dana ·floffm.an Jr. under He rman U. B. Church. cert�in •- in the present state of world afParcel post is a pure ly commercial service . I t w1,nt a to n slUectomy Monday et Evangelin e Chapter, OES, with Mei&a Gen er■J H0.11pital. fairs. the American government needs to Mrs. Joe Young, 7:30 P. M . is competitive with private entecprises pro· lln. Garnet Dunfee retu r ned Bedford F F 4-H Club, Ice Cream t ighten i t s belt in a l l areas of spend i ng that viding comparable services. It is not a basic 'Wednesday �rom Dayto n Social, B edro rd School, 5 P. M. are not essential and unavoidable. The laxPost Office function , as is th e ca rrying o f •.re �he w,a called by the Satvrday, Jun& 25 th of ]her brother, Walter Mc- I Band Boosters R e cord Hop. payers· money has t o go where i t i s really mails, maga-zines and n e wspapers - - material Jlorrow. She w� accompan ie- d by ' Pom eroy Junio r High School. 7 needed . which contributes to the enhghtenme nt and · her da'lahllr Mrs. NatJaan Biggs. P. M. This means, among other thi ngs , t h at gov;BUI an!f Sharor. and Mrs. Ollie w e ll-being of the public. Und e r th ese circu mIce Cream Social, Middlepor t l3ffi. Fire Dep.'rt men t, City Hall lawn, ernmt>nt services, wherC'ver possible , be placstances, t he least we should demand is t h a t 'willi1m IF'out Hd daughter, Mr. 4:30 P, M, e d on a self-supp o rting basis. To take on e exparce l po st charges honestly equal the cost •nd Mn. Qeoige Grate, Bonnie, , Syracuse Fi reme n Square Dan <'r ample, parce l po .st i.s now ru nning, as 1t long George�. ' Ronble and Mike r e• Sy racuse Sch ool, Jo Ha rdy , 7 : :m of ,providing the service. tutnfd ·home from a weeks vaca- P. M. tlon wieh her 1ilter · M r . a n d M rs. Sund■y Jun. 26 lp-2-'+ / --�- _ _ --- - W, c. 1'{ntght, Port $t. Joe, Fla. - --�l ' Official Board Meeting, United • Mr. and • Mra�. l•cob �- ' Seblllin g ' 1'1h1Je there tbey enjoyed catch• Methodist Churc h , 7 : 45 P. M. Wo r ld lC'adership may be slippt,w 1trcim 1he 'iruiplres trust and c:onfid� nce on t h e part of ea I ana u 1and Me • io I' • :c� s :��: th ��s�� h����- :ii ;a ;_ ,::s�Ji,e 1P•ttenon, lftonnne i Unih.>d States due to "the d etcriorating 1 moral olher 1pe()ple s. When national charal'ter deE B Y JE AN PARt< R PIZZA Pldl'fY and Jerr calle<I on lira. Vemt i Ptd ■t Refffro Valh!y, fiber o f o u r peop le." Gv$pel Ha rm ony Boys of Hu ni 1sllidrlftes: leadership wanes. As leadership B IBLE SC HOO L P ROGRAM Susie Parker daughter o f Mr Snowden an d bO lil Monday even - , �- and Mn. E. E. 'l'ho m pso n ington, w. Va. will present a spl' c• Y That warning came fr o m �he calrffllelnceThP DVDS sporn,ort>d by t he and Mr.s . H�me r Park�r obse�ed ing. 'Ui 11Hreitened, so is world supre macy.'· ' a ni:1 c'h il<l ren visited J\.1 r . and ial religious prog ra m in music her 13th ba rth day- wilh 8 pizza Chu rt" h of C hrist held its closi ng a mt>nt speaker at Aq uinas CoU...a-" ""&"" ,111 1Granu Mr 'Beaftt1 was speaking to vou ng people Mr. a nd Mrs. Calvin Sprou,e Mrs. Adl!e Leiving or Mason Sat• Sunday at 2 : 30 p. m . , June 26, a1 J . J p:irt_y, June 16. . · progra m Sunday evening . and fa m ily, M r . and Mrs. Ber nard urday_ . the Letart Falls U. B. Chu rc-h. Rapids - A l bert R. Beatty , ass.bltarit 'Vice Ult Star.ling out In hfe - a cross s ecti on o f \1u 1 l . director a s We1 V 1 s M r rg � . Pizz a,, soft dri nks• a n d hom e Claywell and family, Rut h Spa11gMn. Lillie Dyke a n d daughter Annual Picnie , South Bethr l president of the Associati on 0£ �11oao ,t� ,young !people who will determme what opened the services Dy leatlrng made ice <:ream w�re se�ed to j \er and Susie Rathburn spent Judy Williams spent a few days EUB Church. all day. 1.... r,,�tu � i R ailroads. And he went on to '" 19•flt: to 1 £ the t1 put t he p ledge to t he American and I Ma rtha Hawkl ns, Billy H 1 1 l and I Sunday al C a mden Park, Huati n g- visiti n g M rs. Bonnie O'De ll at be is "'r.a• JAt.1IIUti tlmu r O f this n a tion Monci•Y. June 27 . J Chr i s tian flags and the Holy C ha r les Ho�ftna n . · Beckley, W. Va. 1 CheJr lfldih sol ely . mate r . a l values ton. por tant d istinction betwee n worltl l!IUJ'tatnacy Middl�port C.a rde n Club m eets and m a - Bible. The congregat ion sang ' ::i a • m i Tl) e y e nJoyed t h � afte r� oq n Sabre canaday atte rtd ed a birl h with M rs. E. F'. Maa R . M rs. Everett McKnight, PomeanLI world leadership: " W o rld aupl"fffllacy ,fs playi n g Us' gam_es. Susie r eceived 1 lfdrUiI -advencement that future w i l l be bleak viour Like a She pher d Leads . roy and daughter, Mrs. Joseph day party for her cousin Gen e Tuesdiy, Juna 28 . I and ! he invitational hrmn. H:v. muny n ii::e gilts. " " M .a m obtaine d and mai n ta1· ned larg e l " ih.. a r tin, Paines \·ille are vlsltlng Ca n aday at th e ir gra n dparen t�, t h t o re Im ne e mo '. r ·or, 0 quo ""1 mUI•..,, , 111-u. na a e · Joint din n er meeting, Pome roy• ER E TUPP WA R PA RT Y J T. v . We ills offered prayer. SuMr. and Mrs. C. M . Canaday s M iddleport c. of C .. Sacred Heart M rs. Jess Swee ney. might and woridly riches. World l e adership 1lon is no stronger than th e m ora hly a n d I e ie Parker and Rosalie D1:1vis preMu . Judy Sn owden en tertained Dan ny Tillis, son of Mr. and home at Gallipolis Saturday. Audito rium, 8 P. M. sent ed two tr umpet duets, " O u t wlth a T_upperware party at her co mps f ro m natio na l cha-racter, which, i n tur n , (aith of its people . " M r . and Mrs. Ralph Large nt Mrs. John Tillis i s visiting his The Past Matrt> ns o f Po meroy Fri?ar arternoo . n. M n gran dparents, Roy Tillis of Rose- of Kala m azoo, Mich. a re spe nd• or the Ivory Palaces" and "Now home : Chapte r , oES, meets at th e �f a . ' Martha Williams of Syracuse was 1 plau.!iinly a rgued theory of Ey• I Belong to Jesus.' Ing se veral days with Mr. and sonic Te mpl e, with Mrs. Frrd ville. Billy N i_cholson, St eve Snowden the demo nstrator. senck. Mrs. Willia m Larg en t_. owd e n daught e r of . S Blaettn e r as hostess. Rosem ary n . · Games were played with prizes Randy we 1 lls, Har ry Slawter, Miki.' R .ctucft Arou,ad Emotion Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hill, Billy and n owde n S e rt Rob r . and Mrs. M aworded. Jam1•s Mo_ore, es m .Ja Nichol�on, l11 h t On theoretic basis, he fi�• M rs. Paul Haptonstall and Mrs. • her pare n ts, Mr. and Mrs. W m . • has the m umps. ured extrove rts should smok1� J ohnson , Roge r p av 1 s, To m m y Jee er en m , c � k t! and cot ree GriH Russe l l will be hostesses lo � of Fnh-bo Lannl r n spen t Su_nn e n Ca r oll Snowd Mr. and Mrs. molch_ing cigarets in nu m bers :"'.P i_J l 11 , John ny Wise _an �. Bo �hy Wt! re served tu Mrs. Jo A n n Eads, ....ere busin ess visitors day wit h Mr. a n d Mrs. Merrill the Sta r r a nd Of f icers of Mt! i g� a n d Garry Ear� i nf Wa n da Willia ms, Rose P erson, their degrees of extrav ers 1 ,m , ri1 11s ?resented a ,skit . Templ e , Pythtan Sisters which wil l . d emotio Cott�III of La n caster. t1U BY DILOS SMITH at Gallipoli s Friday, n ally, but goi n g, less rl& l since extraverts "con(:cntrale on lh_l' Right to the rree of Life · I Isabel le. Nelson, Ethel Snowde n , haron Ca11e r�turn ed to_ mecl Mo n day even ing, June 27, :it S Miss is l l e Caldw of eans em Cr Ma rvi n . UPI Science ldltor no _m ore n eurotic th an men who J obj e cl8 in the outsid e world." He M 1 kr N i � holson gave pra - her home at �u m me �v1ll e , W. Va. the K of P Hall in Middleport. . r,"!'· Joa n � M a y, Avon ell Geor&:e, Joa n visiti ng here wit h friends. _ N E.W YOHK UPI-A new 1ta- don l smoke a n ything. t' f an r v primary Th,• s l'las11 ason � t r h e e urther E_ d neurotic e ,f Wise and Vlrat:inia Weills. . -D aughters of Union V e teran s , list 1c.al �-heck-up cm a slngle phase Joh n Davidson is confined to s he has retnde d with Mr. and T h e best known ol th e s 1 n &l e- woul d s 1r1 oke more than the non- Promise_ In th e Boo� 1 1 M 1 m• : CE L EB R ATES F IRST BI RTHDAY i l � :.��1 ��:if a p. Mrc. Euge n e Thompson for th e t a ci C 1 it m olu al, Hosp Cr � ! s or hu m:in behavior sugge11t.1 men phase 1tatl UJ c1 •�e ! hose of the neurotic Whi e the �;� :; _Y �}/ ::. re- t he lwginn ers san i: J�11u � Lov_e s becaute "smoking y- Petterson , son ol Mr. bus 88 11 r ee ult of an inju ry lo past year and attended sch ool. 1 . y l J 1 t e ffre Q who smoke t: 11,!arcts are mor(l out- late Dr. Alfr.ed Km11ey on Rl'X ual s and de "Deep Mi•" ' ll an� 11t re W_i ngth arou duc ' the or e s w_�1 an observf'd. be will cl.iys (i � Clair_ Mrs. d n a -----· Mr. ll r n Taylo hon was Patterson Paul Mrs. and hi • som etime ago at )iehavlor . '."h11 one wa� o n sm n� the Jumor C'la�! sang 'On e [ )oor ured wit h a pa rty June 1 1 at his his hand ed emoU on.' Mr. a n d Mrs._ 8?b Hill a nd Billy JU L Y 1 . e m ploy ment. me . behovmr ,:ind carries th e ICI· 11 A c.,t� lvwy Nightl One. A for the mentally rigid, he nnd Only Chicken Barbec n e oyed 1 ue sponso red h:y Thurs• p1c!11c � supper r j first his of hnme in observance of De bbi e Willia ms daught e e n t1fk preatlge of it.a author, Dr. An offering was taken a n d t he birthday. based himself on " the facl that Mt'thud 1st m the Sale Center . g v e ce n day or observa m ��m has Mr. and M rs. Do n Williams H. J. Eysem·k who h ae _an l n ter- 1 a m oking 11 � i n deed all plea RUal>Je program was closed by prayer Chu r ch o n July I , lo 7 1>. m .. al , 5 . M Hill s birt hday. Jeff recei ved many girts. Ice recove red from t he m u m ps. n nation ul reputation Ill the activities, t, n d.11 to be regn rded . m 1..ialThe congrcgatlon then went lo cream and call:e w e re ser\led to e m Center Sal h Pr icc School. f' l is g, n li e e h re e W h Bowen, Kay M r . and Mrs, Carl Mille r , Carla 8cience of P11Y Cholo�y. p,.11 111 ightl}' llinful, and would 1 1_ e b11 se ment. whe re each class his sister , Ro x anne, hls grand 1 .25. pend to a w e eks with ew her THuttlOAY i• W lllltDAY .s f $ ______ r e th e _ Ath en s we I and Allen or . l� e . began_ with _ his own much • thc rcf�ire te n d . to b_e shunn�d by , ?tll pleyed thc_ t r c ra f t _wo r k . ln rlud pa rents, Mr, a nd M �. Pat• Sunday guests of her parents M� . i l? randpare n ts "1 r. a n d M r s. W m . flight At 9:30 P!M. d111rnsse1l d1 m ens1o nal t h eo ry of the rigid, pu ritanti eelly nunded mg paper weights, e n 1_m al cut outs terson a n d Mrs. Hira m Slawte r , Mrs. William Folan. Their Fola n . hum an perRona! I I Y which he h,as type of erson ." S I a n d fruit ba 11 ke ts, b ird ho us es, great g r andmothe r Mrs. Gertrude and p Mrs. Fran � C� rpen te r Jr. a nd G race spenl t he past daughter . cn for m ulat m g fo r some 20 IK! The nP x 1 st ep was to prove or P.lanlcrs _and chests m ade of pop Milla, Mrs. Ju n e De wh u r st, AnMrs. F ra n k DEVOTED TO INTE R(ST( two wee ks here and atte n ded the c�1ldren, Spr mgr1eld, years. lleduced lo I ts nub, _ J t di � _ Pleasant wer e provc these IJ, as i n people. sickl e sticks. OP MelGS�MA80N AR EA Carp e nte r S r . pt l't! rry, Robin, H .an a d Henn)', d a Bibl e School. holds 0,,11t ma n y behavlor l u l trails Toward that e nd he und his as. n day guests of Mr, a n d Mrs. Mo Judy Slawter and ' Hiram Jr a n d Rkh,■r,.1 I, Ow•n� P'ubltdter nre t n -horn -l nflue nced, per h aps, liOd ales work ed � ut en elaborate . M e m�rs or th e se ni �r ri a i1.� : · Snow Lawr en ce Calvin S1_>rous Mrs. B e tty e Jane . a n d Mr, I Published every fft'!tnoon e1 . l not. flrmed by en "b4 n men t u l q uestionnaire desig n ed tq draw ' l\i Uy Hill, Marl ll a Hawk •�11- < ha1o . llillY Hill F AM I L Y R E UNION . de n , Al oria, Ste ve , Don and Ca 1 ol SPtouse will go Jq �l:U'nl bu s on l'tl)t SutKlay by nu, Jbio Vall� , l· m sta n�cs. c Hoff m n Carolyn and Vio l M _ a . ,:i f! on.{: t hese t raits are !_hos e ot · fro m answerers their degrees. or M r and Mrs. AlphB Ji.&.u mmer An n of Colu mbus we re week end 1 Thursday for a ch eckub. fnbU1tWn9 eGmpany at 110 JI� extra-version . l n troversl�ri•;· 1 ·tJe .. r'e- �night,, Er me ,J>o hnson, Su in e en J oyed a re union 1;nd famlly guests of hlJJ m oth er, Mrs. Ethel M r . a n d Mrs, Jc,h n Mdntgo me ry t11anlt'6t. , P�!!lero,, Oh,o. Bili._� I g ex trav e rtcri <>ut-g o ing or lie i m balanc e and rigidity a r ker, Albert.a I nddy nllrl Da• ol ' Columbus ,pe p t the wee k en d NU Offi ce pho ne WYMttHJ, edit or n . They called on his brolntrovertoo tu rn ed i n ward o n lhe v!d Tillis were taught by t he din ne r at tended by all their chil- Snowde mind. wit h his pare n ts, Mr. and Mrs. a l office Dhone WY2-2 UV7 . h er , Mr. and Mrs. Robe r t Snow• t n , at the ir hom e, Su n da)'. dre 1 11clf. 'Mcnlat rigidity a n d t he c m oRev Weills. Anaweren Divided Carlos Snowde n a n d Mr. a n d Mrs lly. m ra and dt'n EdMi·s and r M e r we En oored as aecond i::llas inatllna P rt>sent tional hia tu bll l l i 08 lu mped und er Th� J uniors : Rog e r D n vi s , 8 1 . Th e answ e re rs were divided Alle n Park, F rancis Mo 11�g ome ry, La n gsvill e . of W. W. Swl�k ? n , V�lerie, Nalnlie m er, atter at l be i,ott office at Pol( ward Pltim I t h e word, u eurol l c, have I n born OfflCl.lt ll'Ofllltl llf.UYWlilHI a mo n g heavy, mcdlU Q'I and lig h t by T1llls, To mm y We 1l 1 s , Mike and Stephanie of Paciftea, Calif wit h Snowden KOY. · Ohio. Carlos Mrs. and Mr. en t the weeke n d .1tp Mich ' e ' m pon acco o e nt11, r too, di I ng to th e tlWiN'IO�SIIIP llli!II f llMS cigaret smokers, pipe smokers, I N w hol s on, Ja mes, Johnson , J�a-n who h av e spenl a week h ere with his father, c. A Swick a n d fam end Je ff re tu rne d from Ca n�da. - - -�Mlllt <IMllfl Nation& I ad venlsl nC reuresen ta --- - -and no n •s mokers. Theae dlvl1lom1 s_i der�_. Sabra Camiday, . Joetta hie parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Uy Cllarles Schoonover Is eon fmed live: Jlf.ltUneli'-l!Ul't,b1dl. lt\c .. Ml - and were sub-d1vlded in to age group11 Er lewme . Betty J ane � prouse , Plu m m e r or Carroll Steve Coehran i n d M,r. an d lV[rs, David T illis and to Holzer Hospttal due to a n .cwnaton A\le,. New York CttJ, · Mr. a n d r Th om pso n , Judy Kin�, Su e spe nt arm injury sustained in a n aut<i- IP Yori!:. 40 to !59 end 60•70 occup atlon 11, Glo !a The Alman.-e ers of Bainbridge MamlP Va n l >oren in daught nd a Bunon Darrell Mrs. nd a ) Mr. . J n all, l!lome Gro� an, 1 e gJi y Tillis, Ela uu �u;j lhroe c h ild ren, Ne w Carlisle; Mr, the weekend �1th her parcnt_s, mobile and 11ucial clus w reck. SubseripUon ratee: .Jelive!ed i!f '' THE H �:AT G l'� NF..RA'l'ION" ma n n er and 2400 me n answered Our i n terre!\t ., ',\sf a. K eith Plummer an d Mr. and Mrs. victor Braley. Their •, Y w - ul"° tAl'fier wbere avallablt, IO cenf a Mr d l\ , ,!!., � , ° " 1, ll , n I b , st0 Ph .-'Y M rs 111 In the result,. TROOPS TO STAY Nr wetik: une year in advance "-' Jrrf cturndlor - res1 Parker two chHdrcn, Carroll; Mrs. Mel• sons Bobby and David h ave spent 1 ed hr MrH. J oan May LONDON UPI-Defense Mi n is• rtie Dalk- Sentinel otfice, •15.'1111_ past lwo we eks here with ''TI i t-: ,IA VHA WK EHS" Prima.ry dau: aa ndy Weill�. vin Kendel a nd three sons, Peden the T hese hooked up clgaret•& m okd e attend and ts en Harold Watkinson said Wed- 111. month,, S7.8U: three IJ\Ont111 ter (T1•ch111t'olor1 I dpar n gra their Claude Mra. d n a w. Va.; Mr. • l'..1 � J In g with ex.t ravcrslon wllh le111 Ja ne Wuo1t-, Billy Nich olson, Grale City, · nesday British t roops will r e fnain M.90, BY �otor route where avail h ool M rs. Braley also reSc Al110 Cu. rtoon Bible n cy, Mt, Vernon ; Na and Delaney cut nl n ty, they cannieol.cd n on- Ann Miller, Bohby Snowden , S h arSATURDAY ON L Y M and Mrs. Earl Kendel and turne d home w ith them for a in Malayn eve n after the 1 2 year Ible: one m c., nth, �a . By mail: nm B emotional rltldity. on Carter, De bbie Wcllls, Steve with 1mokinar y United Preti lnNrn■tiontil old slate of emergency e nds ,ear r.'!; ■ix , no nths. $4.7"'; Uu • WOIILD'S HRAVYWl-:ll il l1' 1 ;� c h i ld ren, Sistersville, w. vi.; visit. �• vis, Jeff Today 1 11 Friday, J u11e 2A , the iul t hey tailed to 1how a lin k Snowden, Rodney ••M�. 1",,u o M,. mMtb, 11 13. July m o,·ed from hae McHaffie Earl Co\ l�HA MPIONSHJ I' Judy, and Taylor H Mrs. . 17tlt h dn y of t h e year , wit h 1 00 betwee n cigaret smoking nnd neu- Snowde n , . Ra ndy Wilham 11, Ji m Grate e h t to plaee Turner e FIGHT l'IC.'T LJIU:." Mr an d Mrs. Melvl n t h rot1c personalities. However, they Morrie, �aul Rice, Steve HoHman, umbus· · more in 1960. INC ilo�MAR J OIJA NSSON chi ldren, apartmen t. ind two Jr. Kendei BevSla�ter, Harr� Rice, Ellen The moon Is approaching Us showed pipe-smoke r& were highly Sh erry Mouan daughter of Mr. n City, w. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Pade 4i. Early 18. Plead AOROSS l n1roverted, that is, turned in - erly Thompson , Mik e G rate, Judy flrz,it ,1 uarlcr. d Mrs. Warn er Morga n _was 111 n FLOYD PAT'fgnsoN a 19. Affirm invader 1. Chuma Mu8Scr, Ro nn i e Grate, Doris Kay George Taylor a nd four children, ward. Tho mo rni n g slal'II arc Mars , -· end lhe pal!lt week with mumpa. :n. W1.d1ns ot Spain 15. Halrleu And er11on, 1 c oI um b u Eysenck l!laid the reauhs d em• Shoemaker, Tom my Jt1piter and Saturn. Mr. a nd Mrs. Ja mes Thom as, Robert Taylor - F'e'>& l'a rker �I RST SIIMOII bird 1!. Camper·• DOWN T he ev,ning •lars are M e rcu ry onstraled there aN Hllf! n tl• I l n• Larry Grogan 811d . Ellen Moore, ren , Ja mes an d John were the Ka '"THE IIAN<:M AN" n a west lJberty Herri earl Rev to 32. Prefix Deatttute 1. boat ' Ju1)lte r and Saturn . , bnrn personality dlUerenc111 "be• taught by Mrs. Jessie Grueser and - also German 10. Ba.y person his lint serm�n Sundilf a.e weekend gue1t1 of their pare ntl, li(ave a!l81Sled Snowd�n E�hel Mr■. by n l a d non•1mokers On lhiH rlay In history: Wef'n amokers names 2. -- 'Boleyn window Mkkey Rooney, Steve CO<' hra n i of the Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Clai r Taylor a nd 1n 1 8 1 3 , the Amc>rken preach er, and be tween ci11rel 11 mok{)rt1 Ji n �. Mrs. Virginia Weills and Mn. new m n ister 12. or Teutonfc 3. Girl's nanie 23. Excla.Mr. and Mrs. Floyd T�omas. Mr. and Memle Von Doren ln C h urch. Rev. a n d Mra. lfe-,ln i Pearle Ca naday, rdormn, a nd outspoke n oppo- pl pe.. mokers._' Eaich le 1 "ki nd matlon , cho.ro.c ler, 4'. Dry, a.s '1'IIE BIG OPIJRATOR · ' and d aushter were overn ltht �omas return ed t� his i�b at \ ne t of slavery, Hen ry Ward B� h - ol pereo n d11Un ct frdin a ny <>f I .2ti. Female wtn, lS. Move Al10 C■rl oon Saturday of Mra. Bertha Columbus while h is _f�mdy reguest• e bbie Th D May, e beil n ners: er waui born. the others. aldewtse G. Shlp'e ' pig they Wiih mai ned for a lon lil:er v1s1t. IUNDA Y and MONDAY Lasher ind Su nday n niP AnderEyMnick la I proteu or 1t the Larry Snowde n Joh Tt■lrnl-,'1 &■.1w11. '"' Be w arrant 14. Copi@a M ra. Hattie MeKen lie has gone Peter Palmer - IBlir Parrl1h In 1 898, United St1le1 forees de- rn stllute of Psychiitry I n London son Lynn Sno:,..d en , Mike May, Mrs. P. A, Jlviden were di nn er · et!U? 32. Card Cow's UI. otrlcer her for car� elp h " Ll'L ABNF.Jt" to re11ted t he Sp1nl1h at t he Bi ttl e of wh ere the stud)' was madti. The Ra�d)' C h affin, Palna King, Beth guests of Mr. a nd Mrs. Harvey to Athens playera {va:r.) 27. A mal& rechewed. e th al Hanmg ,Emma Mn. sister, (Technlt'olor ) . Weills Jan K e nn e dy Rosemary Erlewine and Joetta. l aH G uaslmsa, Cuba, flnt la nd e n- results were publl!hi&d I n Drlla l n. 3!S. Hutened 1almon e. Dry food home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond - al110 SCOUTS •NJOY MI KI, CAMP RI,, . A n d-a '" Dewhu�st, Roxa n ne w•u men t of the Spanish • Amerl86. Texas city 28. Mre. ________ 7. Cover 16. Murmured th w bb Christopher Lee - lfa�I ruurt Patterson, Rand y Sprouse, Sher rr Scout Troop 240 hiked to e e , can War. Nixon lnterJeottOD 8. ·Mtslead 11"· l'nposJtton Guy Mutchler of Walkerton, "THE MAN WHO COULD Mor1an 1 V■ndy Roush Dusty Okey O'Dell farm, five miles In IM2, th"e royal famlly of The i;t A reatratnt 29. Not 39. Solemn 17. °New Ila)' weeks CHEAT DEATH" Morgan and Norman Roush, taught west of town when the)' camped Ind., i , here , for a two Netherland• e1tabl11hed tempo- � wonder �rlefer 11..1CiWllai1rutt Elt..UlcJ at hla home. (Technicolo r) by Mrs. Blanch Braley a!!.Slsted over the weekend. rtia Idence In th e U Rlied ,0:. KiQt sheep eoupi.:ct ,tat, io. Blfue Mike May WH a dinner -��It Also Cartoon by Mn. Ethel Nlcholson, Mr1. , Sroutmaater, o,na Hoffman Jt. �!!rMI. (abbr. ) Edna Russell and · M l88 Rosalie •Dd Paul Pattenon accompanied of llr. ind Mrs. Charle, Simp18. lilweet roll I n UM'I', Kenneth Arnold of - AT ITATI THIATIII J8. l'uN Davls. the r;roup eompoaed of. Wily HJU, ki ns Monday. 8ol1e, ld■ho reported Hithtlni Mrs. Adria Wilcox of LaJlgl20. Kind ot ' l'T. PLIAIANT expreued Charles Hoftman, Joe PllllliP8, RflV, Wellls hi• flylnl 1aucera, -l>� ' , 'CIWla r, WORIJJ S HEAVYWEIGHT thanks t o Mn. Et�el Nelson a nd Nike O'Dell, Steve Kin&, Robert ville, Mn. 'Eihet Taylor -and � In 1048, the soviet Un lon block• aboppina: CHAMPIONSIIIP Summer ,torma unlellhed I I Mr. and Mn. warner Morgin for Miller, Tommy Kin&, Billy Ken• Evelyn HU I were aded lhti WHtem 1onea or Berl in. chamber Monday. er P1rktnbur1 . , Mike laad, FIGHT PIL"l'URl!S 8utb n Rayroon.d 1l)Ot1at n nedy, o l tra a: n furnlahi acloea and red di f ry f t Manh tho �I. Jhl tor t ay: A Reformer U Pear od n. ' M ':.. . � �� O n d Mr. and I · Joh1n111o n v,. Pattenon Thti Bible 1chool ,aho e�j oyed a Nlchol1on, Dennla Weber a hio Valley ral t 2&. PNmoun Hen ry Wud Beecher u l d : •·A 'Ml 1 1ro h�v, retu rned h "WRF.CK OF TIIE picnic Friday 1fter noon on the Andy Sprouae. und■y the UPI uld. 11 , ·2s. Peel lhou9htful mind, whe n tt eeea a 11 0 :r �':d · • d I� r th e th 1 Schlll' w mg a Jacob , at MARY DEARE" met They lawn church e■ II Om Hhed ti t m The 'f'O!'o ia. Unta n1llon'11 na1. IHI not the fiag ··PRISONER Of' THE VOLGA " ox aOA1T JULY 4TH ,Tuelday to prepaN1 • bonfire for Mrs. Merrill Cotµ'W of Lancuter. mul d f • � abty on ly, but the natlon U1elf.'' , I• n t h r 1randd• lheir court of bonor, they wUI o l DeThe cal Volunteer Fire !�qtl::�� ;nt rl::,. :!�alnt 1 •81. lklOIIPII : � ;' j ': � fo; : ,ccomp.11n ov.,r t'balr blnb In Ultnoll, In• p■rt i nent \Will sponsor their an• hold ""=' - to hlm ' - - -· ..- -v LO • dQlna ind K,n,uoky. Severe nood· nual "Ox Roast" July 4th at the A, 'l'o the ��. a nd Mn RllDflll Adams a nd wutem orth ,� iRo� 1',oi i The wUl reature vllla&e park. y lenl Inc WH team . '. m;:� s e r Le � W Va return• aa. Hawaiian l'our Hon■ uc:aptd their open their delicious o:,; roast 111na- �,!t-�- Jekl altd £1en� Martin e:: B�llle t � refre1hme nt1. For - .,-�� lli bird •h' pit at a Loulaville zoo when wi,chea and three WHlr:a vlJlt e tt er h o � � M. Overh... t n me n they offer entert1l will • five Inches of r■ln In N!ICONI 1 �� 1 tbe wtt 1;: m � 35. Dflttiy ni ne houn ci,ll&pled a ,eoncret• 'Varlou■ lltlll 1ame1, square dan c- �II ' hll' �other Mr11. Belle ..i.'j;i•;:e�r : n d 'f'lth 36. Twinltle •..-c.. and other wall 1'llree wtlff ■hot at once. lnl, a taleen t ahow / , 1 · M tl uae Fruco'• . n liter. annau eed Any lhlnp to be wild for , ; h The tourUl l"Olmed 1 ::= d 11n Charles Simpk in , r pount,y one •tehlnJ to pa rttcl�te In the eltht hour■ before belna: ,hot. ope, I MoniQent Parlier finy;:, sc and earn:� on H � : Ver-At lieut teven de1tha and doa- llltnl ■h ow shou!d ca nt1d Mr. where Poltamoulh •t ••• ClhOpped d11 'PU• alto Oil on ph i.fldal non SH2-4825. e W4ber HIii. • on • -,n, of lnjurle1 were blamed Simp\fm took I itate exam to • hofliedl aN t� io toW•rd� the nln, wind and lfthtn ln, th1t !li' <!. �ta !:>ffome I Uei,n.ed atitlonery 1flre , 1'UlllPi.l ""I' _ hou■e. fire 6· raa:ed Ira.In fhe lllululppl to the buildln a new · i re- m ll� -... lllTMOAY PARTY Ap1>"l1dl1n1. Four penon■ were ' <111Yl"l'OQUOTE - tlm'w how to work It: D:An,Y �. alltf' Mn. Dell Lucklc!O<> klllfld ln Kentuety, two In Dlln - t 1 llUdy Ll'nft: Snowden celebrated [ .A ll Y J) J, Jj .1,. A. l!i B . ' � · �.; � called on Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hitih• · ll "°' · td er ltday ith bi l tt r I w pa ty hi o11 tind one In bldlana. .. ' 1, ,Q N G il' ll, L L O W Lindoft. It 4 Qo. � Hugh Ill. Mr. I Su day. es e■ n ll to ) Two prinle plaftfJI were repmt 'It the home <if her p■Nn t1, Mr. � • t� ,-nqther, "'1 thia 11?M11 A 11 med: altu,)dl 0p,.1etttr almply Mr. a nd Mn. �ol'te ·snider of �t,e home ed mla llq over Ohio dr Ole e aet "1ld ' M r■ . Robert , Snowden , Fl'I• � �11, eto. ,Slnk\e lttt.r.- apo11� the (.'ln� x:tdli lJa.; ree h i. to the itfor Hebbudsvllle visited with his i 1 da tt a1 ihe 1t.orm1 twtv..t the tll'el. tn,ph■a, tf111 •��\h ud formation � ;�e worda are •ll hint,. 1 � children ,ibjoyed playin g 1 1ff'I) apparel sister, Mr. ind Mrs. Roy S nowden 11 , � ..oh day Ula code leUera a.-e _ dUl'ertnt: ae 'DI N(IQ .._t'AR tTORV i on the i.,;,n elter whlch Judy U Y •, "t ,pi_ . i:iepa1rt ffJ:1 S �= · of name BIil Larttn of m h n Y n , ljtlotalloo ·B, 1Ba:....Un a'nd �nlbll• w11 , omitted from t�e :r:Jf� f�11nt -= ; ( !:-� ll�PHUI l 'h \i1J� ll\ U I L K W M T A, M T H M ·L L. H R p the lollo'plnl Randy Wllll•m1, •-· ·•f7 · •· •- •tt11111od • re- . •llO�p •�•ndln1 dinner at Cuib 'n 'Nill • db..i lam, :if to11 ' BradbarJ. 1t • · Ronnmi Wttenon Andrea • Dew, �Ob and lUIIYeWtl• Ill Dr. Lio I lobnlt9n dlvoi l nd \•• Y P MLOY I H GJIW il' L l' B B •L M D R J' Allen Biddle aon of Mr. and Clndy tad�. Pamela and �.. lpOt'tnlt at the new OallllhUnt, lte = · ciinde • tie lt 11 tll. W. Va. M#Dll, W. Va. t ltra. Ray Biddle was here for a , Yk.4tir ,ui f 1 1ta1-.,. ,.,_om•t. ,po,111 Clln c, .-.undly. •itian eid .lln. IIO'"b .llctiWIIII brier ••cali.. from Ced�lll• ,I Ill'. Gll'l', 'hrry, "':\c.,, 1>elibl •lb, llle \ &ill' 'elllod 11 Randy, Ricky �• fnd Jane anti bl!), �Ion. ont llr. Coll.... •116 will to lo 4:i:°J,;P•l· Wildlt"I -• -A'"I . �U,. ·lllla11tl . _.,__ he 1 JI! th !Wellla, •ahby I and �- .... l<lfin A. lldiillllllJ ol IOOI l-'llno ·over J Conunentating Editoriall}' I • M e1gs & M ason I • Connng Events . I t'ben The Col d War Deepens -. I •!me Sup..,..., La\ 1-dership I I Rutland �ommun1ty .N, f'II ·:. �'�te!:1d,;tt!': I I �n•-.. Smok•mg IS Charactenstlc • • Of I EXtrovert KIDd -Of Personal1ty I I II \.tu !?}Q •l'J, M._ •_£:ill .._,.,,f��- I I w. I '" Tomadoes LaSh oh·10 Thursday In Heavy ·Dama11e e!� D A I LY C R OS SWO,R D I Westinghouse Store PhoM WY-2-6314 Syr■cute, O. ·- :!t '°"' jif J. th4i �= t': Lann!�� IPtnt: as. ..."""'� f!e�· · · 'Pl..-., _ JIii_ S�•- t:'T =�'ii ¥1er, '" Lt.. ltiJilK1•""'- .,·'"'!!'"O.,.;,.!l!l"!""_,..,....,.__.....,._..,__-..,.___.,'lllull,• :! _, , ----...-- ,:rrkl•�,e1 i!Wlol .. '11...,\,'it} -· >1ii1t - :1u :C.,.' , -· .-=1 :..e: . if ... 0111'•.- oe •� '- __,, ,.._ or ,w ..,,.,_.t •� � -er. F O R Mr E N $9.95 up ' , FOR WOMEN $8.95 up SM I T H 1956 FORD V-8 - 2 DOOR CLOTHI NG COMPANY Clean i n terior, pleasing blue fi n ish , standafd transmlssion. Real good tires. Radio and Heater• Cash Was $ 1 095 · · · · · · · · Now $895 NO. SECOND AVE. Bahr, Owner MIDDLEPORT 1955 CHEVROLET BEL-AIR brakes, radio and h eater. Hard Top Coupe. VS, powerglide, power steering and .$695 POMEROY MOTOR CO. USED CAR LOT Pomeroy, Ohio .,_NEW J:ostoria FOR SALE Basic 18 ONE Approved Flower Containers GUITAR ror ONE 1s- �� '°· \, ' ' ARNOLD'S ao. �!� , CQ· -lio, .. LUGGAGE For Men and Women • I 'fOD,\Y AND \roSTf.RYEAR l I • Reedsville Soci al Events TH" DAft.Y SENTJNR I I I - I o. o. Sea the YEU.OW PAGES ALL TYPES OF ARRANGEMENTS BANJO Specially Priced And Here'• Where To Find Your Equipment Sleeping Bogs Air Mattresses Cook Kits Canteens Eating Utensils First Aid Kits Bogs & Pocks Tents Axes Knives Shovels Drinking Cups Tooth Brushes Shoes • Cle land's Appl�ances To11, tu"', cidla ffOIII o too-soft rnalfl'•11T Tbn you Hid a Stol)' Po1lvr"1p1dtc Mal• tr--to 11ffp yov, k11p you ot yow _..., be,t. It ,.,o�••• fon■1 1,1p weary l:uicll -.dN- lv•t m onhopffllc .111re-om rtc01111t11o1d, H,I,. O¥er<OIIMI poor PGltvr• CHl4I �, bodrodMi frofll a Joo-toft 1111tfrita. h,- y°"ri now, flill o, Twin Sl1e • • . $7t,JO Alw■y, . • • Maldlln8 fOUfto datlon $79.,o FREE PARKING Phone WY-2-2!55 • l'Gmeroy DINE OUTI We Serve You COMPLETE LINE OF Wllh BOY SCOUT UNIFORMS and ACCESSORIES lneludlng The new Boy Seoul FOREMAN and ABB.OTT Cuatom Kitchens -- Furniture -- Appliances New York Clothing House '-----------:----• lZI E, MAIN STREET POMEROY, OHIO Finest Foods Al Surprlslnlly Low H I KE M' CAMP SHOE Phone WY,Z-!049 The Right I ' N. s.,COND AYE. ' Phone WY-%-5321 MIDDLEPORT Prt.es! On e taste will convince you that our food is superlative . . . from first course last! to MARTI N RESTAU RANT " 01111 ROUTE 7 IN MIDDLEPORT &t loot ; : ; • ploco to llnd lhe rl6'il oonWner ro. - and nrry llows ....,,._,, you might wiob to create. Hen, .lllalllllhled for J'OUI' pleuure amt COQw -- on eqh- 6osi< -Wnen, appnved by n,tiona)ly Gudm Club ...,..i. u meet­ ing oil roquiremenbl of latun and d......tion. And Y"•'ll llnd that the practicality of two collection ;. rnatclJod by lhe bNuty of tba lndi­ .,.iua1 piec& Come today and aee our new Foetoria. Juat pn,ml-• llhape, sue, Garden Club Center • K&C JEWELERS EAST �IAIN STREET POMEROY, OWO '• �• Da l ly Seh,!.IPel, Pomeroy Car ds, Gia nts, Dod gers Win Dia mo nd Con test s 1 Two Games Post poneli Bera u�e Of I V 3)' u Wet Grounds I n Coun I � I,eag e Pl ' sAN e•AN usr ·o,,;;, - :11.,0, . (,eorge Ch,.,touh<r "" proposed lht> n1ants· C1md lt'st1d,; !'ark U thl' '"' of lh, 1 ·,1 1 ,•non . Johan,,an . hea�y Wf'lght t d le rl'llllllt· h I n a The Cardinals, Giants an� Dod telegram lo pr11111111t•r Jad Fugu'l)', gen were winners m Couuty ( hnstopllt'r s,ml t in· rw w sta ?l\l m L i t tl e Le ague games l :i st ev en i ng' has a S(>lllm i:: t'a µa r 1ly o f 4J .000 ) with two th r ,a i e be mg P st and additional thumai nds rould he poned be<'� U.ll� ; ;e� d t amo Js e h andl l"d 111 trmpuran· blea c h rs . ; 11 1 J Ra cine's C rdinI l!! a · won 9 -- - - --I , t�e Yan.lr:ees home place, the Gumts enl er:t11ned the Redlegs •n Look What You Can Get Sy racuse, win ning 1 4 ft while tht' . Dodger, ,...e.r e 1mpolile hosls to This Week At the Jets, wtnmng 1 8• 1 . efrDpO fQft O OrS The hn e scor � s .a nd top hitters I Cardina ls . !01 016 -9 1 2 2 t�OR ONl,Y ) Yankees · · · · 2 10 000-3 8 2 J. Diddle a n d S pen c: ,; r , Leroy M ur�ay, (LP) Plee hat_y 6 and C. . . l larr1� . -:---U m p1rc : Dogi e Calv l'f t . Atw•te, Motor 40 H. P. Scott•(teM Card m_als hi�terll were Darr ell r.ator •nd Elec. with 'n'.olfe with 3 s1�gles, Spencer a 1HI B.all-.-meitlc. Diddle, a d ou ble and single ,i nd 1 4' Fiblrglau L1rk with wlncf.Rruce McClintock a pair of sin• shi•ld, 1tffrln9, deck h.ard• gles. w.■.-. & upholstered SNII, For _ lhe Yankees, Murray had two amgles,, Tom H arris a im lo 1 4' Tniler with indlvidu,1 homer a nd fi ve others had sinwh.. l ,us�n,ion, 4 ply ales. Eddie Sta rk. Georgt• Harris . tlrH and winch. Barry BQ:,e r, Tom Titus a ml Y t'!i tha t 's ril('l"t! , all "1 hi., pl us Sean Aullea. ,.,..._Q th t• 9ervk1• 1hat 01 1 1 v M t--:TR OIt 3into 3 las1 in= W the al ....•, uip• l J'OLJT,'\ N M OTORS is t...1wd 1 0 glvl'. Come in and let IJS g i ve ; IJU a 1ree demonstra1 tiun rid" You never dreamed that or1ly :SI 1 95 l'ould buy 1m MEN'S muNI CREPE SOI_,E I M Ii Mt · $1 195. Saturday Sp·ec'al • $1 195 MOCCASINS METROPOLITAN MOTORS $3.77 p r. . ,Transportation tn l.-d • Sea " Phone WY•2-:tf1a ,. �In Rous•'• HOI Store li'tL M_lddl�port NEW ' AND USED Bargains Limited Stock USED USED MAYTAG WASH ER. ELECTRIC DRYER {Wringer) LI KI•: N EW WESTINGHOUSE .$99.95 1.·.:,•1'AN- D--IN G�.., I Dr�en H I I I I I I USED Automatic Was hers NEW ADMIRAl I I CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR I-MAYTAG I-FRIG IDAIRE Autom11- lk Defrost H EG. f289.05 A,1 $ 1 99-95 $74.95 USED I 1 7" POITABlE GIRLS B I KES Gil TV $74. t s .. $ 24-95 _ NEW NB 1 . TON AMANA 18'' - 4 cyl, Air Co11ditioner MOWlltl Clinton Motors iteg. •319.15 $269·00 •49.00 • Jllt\V 22'' • 4 cyl. MOWERS Brlg1s Stratton En1lnia SAY E 20% Lawn Furniture ,•..... ,......$11.11t:: ...... · · $it.95 H 011tl ll Fl llSTONE .DEALER STOR E PHONE WY•MUI '' IN THE CBNTiR OP TIIWN MIDDLEPORT, 0, ... IM:�:E!ttbit \. on e I I' I I J I I Bob All l.tto n'l!I wild throw from right field after II sinele by Johnny Temple permitted Jim P erry lo scor& Ip the eighth innlng with the Indiana' wi nning run afte r they - ov ercame W ashington's thrCf-run lead in the seventh. Johnny Briggs gained his thi rd win of the seoson whil e Thi m an Clevenger lost his third di!dslon. I I I BOAT I NG SPEC IAL ALL N EW - 1 960 MODELS ON Ly $1 095 BRO WN S MA R I N E -- .::; 1 .I-"' Llttl� -a-•b fiil ..., Sh-• """ SAVINGS ON TH ESE U SED CA R BU YS! '59 STU DEBAK ER ;1695 '5 7 FO R D · · · - - · · · $1 495 '5 7 M E RC l) R Y.. · · - - $1 395 '5 7 BU I C K - · : · · · - $1 2 95 '56 DODG E · · · - · · $1 295 '55 FORD - - · · - · · · s995 '55 ed PLYMOUTH · - · '991 I.ark 9 Passenger Sta tion Wagon. Six cylin der, standard shift. • 58 58 57 57 '57 56 '56 1 USED CAR LOT OLD SMO BI LE $lits MF.RC URY - $1495 CH EVRO LET $1595 .. $1195 FORD CADI LLAC - $2995 sm•I� BU ICK · · - · $1 195 OLDS MOB I LE $1ats b<i if H8 - 2 Door Sedan. VB Roclret engin e goes like 1 Monterey 2 Door. A youthrul 1 car inside and 1 br.nd new .,.r, Century Riviera Coupe. Solid white color. A ,oud· vilue. •, 88 - 4•Door Sedan . Car' s blue, bul you won't buy it. , ·. $ you A price Slarlite Cpe. The tires were stolen, we'll Jnstall ntW �nes. 1 • 5 Pa.s. Coupe. Not a beauty bul runs good. Karr & Van Zandt FRIGIDAIRE GUARANTEES I - I II I I ;s s FORPD 2 en n ra lo nd ate au o lc � •� � � � � : : ir . �ODODif:"�- - - - ·½ Ton l>ickup. 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USED CARS OFFERED AT LONGEST DEALS - lONGEST VAlUES Longest Te rms . t� I 1957 CHEYROlrt V8 lel Air · · . . $1,595 SIE YOUR · � DEALER ·�•i YOU a,b� GlA OR REPAIR • REMODEL • RIPI.ACl &i t for inte rior wa lls water, ." : ' ToR 4 Door. One care drive. Radio and beater. Hard . . . . . . · · , $1 ,695 1 957 BUICK VB Cantury ln· �. ,Mid brakes. Dynaflow Hard Top 2 Door. Power •tw drive. IJke new inslde and out 4 Door sedan. shows excellent and beater. 1 956 dllYtOU1 'I• Belaire · . . . . · $1 ,39$ 4 Door Sedan. Air c:ondlllonlng. Power steering and brakes. Powerglide. Really ,harp. home Is • good time for neeclell impr ov.ements. See our selecUi:m of ba� room ensembles, kitchen sinks, � disposers, and all the latest in fixlum equipment ,, \ ' ' ., on8 Free fltimete whatever yo111'. ptumhlnl:,. if heating problem. Need more �ot wa'te Let our exrierts expiain the efficient per,. formance of a l(ationaline water heat., $Ei YOUR � DEALER TODAY SEE US TODAY! ' · . X4 LL �Y L:� MB ER 1 · , , , . . . . · · $ 1 ,595 1 957 BUICK VB Specillful. . loca l owner. J?Ynaftow · · · · · · $1, 195 1956 CHEVROLET V8 itlalrl c are. PowergUde. Radio and SU PP LY co. OHIO VAllEY PLUMBING & itEAtlNG INC. "Buy Nalionaline - Direct fr!Jm Factory Prices" ..., •..., ,_ , ._ ., t29 Y,. ".. -"'. .. ;.,,..Ji---Te1 �oi-,m ' .._,: ...,:;,,sii . ::�i,..1.. ":'::. �: .,: : ,. � E , . �� 23 ·11 por1 _ 1• .- ,� ;;; _ d _ 1d ._ _ » __ .. :,: • .. 10 -2,. .. 2 • .... WY ...,. n• .. � . .. · -:�s.i ' · s._ftltd _:;;;,;; ;.;;.·_ h3 -_ �. s1 ' NEW BUKKS - PONTllCS - &MC TRUCKS 1959 BUICK laSalw, 4 Door . . , . . . . · $2,595 will\ loopy �:,. .� � 33 40 · 1 957 MERCURY Montclair · · · · · · , · · $ 1,595 $3.tl gllL ' - .-- . E brush or roller. Clean up tools .... CI RCLE'S Resta uran t . · - · $ 1,G95 1 958 CHMOlET VB . . . . . . · . t9SB OIEVROlE'r VB Biscayne , · · · $ 1,595 tolor1, ieody for · Deli ciou s ftl w• w o I !lisy.io-h.e-wlth . , :� I II Circle's I O. Spring Check for your Ohio auto license . . number at Sohio today-! ' I 1 Eu.'. / � LATEX FLAY FIHISM you could be a winner ! . 1 I re si de nt - flOIT•Noo• , •.• cu. MODIL WffH HUGI IOffOM fRIUia i ' - • 1111aauc ltt111i.,i ·ats l ilhbbtk�RT, 0�10 I dre am "1■i!111Atlow A1$I.OO' .. day WIiii t•ln I I I to check tr'iis R. H. Rawl ings Sons Co•.DODGE * DODGE-DART * DESOfb · .. "1111, WY1ndotte 2.21 52 II A TH IS WEE K'S 1 1 00N su;�� ' a I I I 1 � I En1· I Libohtheav1'es In G00dbye Ffl'day ' N·ght TV F. ht . I l I f•fl� I I 1 n 0 n e. n, .0 r e -,.--_.._.._--,,-,�,-,"""!�� Club Sedan . V8 en1tne , automatic transmis sion, radio and heater, white sidewall tires new seat covers. Khayam, Mr. Appleseed Sent Into Deep Grief - i B y Rll1•1ng Mak'1ng Canada Open'S 19th HOId Dry;: I I I \ . Radio and heater, automatic trans. One owner, low mileage. 4 Door Sedan, Radio and healer, Ve e ngine , standard transmission. I L----=---,,-,,-,,-,-,,-=,-,,-,===--,====,,--� I 4 Door Sedan. Automatic transmission, rad io �d heater. One owner. Sedan. I GEO RGE HAL L COM BO Pomeroy ii� I I 1 7 95 Amer,·can Pa,· r Tfa·1) HohhlI·ng Player, L ke Forked Run P1·ospects ust , ThiS eek f air SATURDAY, JUNE 25th - 9:30 til 1 Fairlane 500 - 4 Dr. Sedan . Radio, heater , auto. trans., power steering, one owner, red and white finish. 2. Door ! E D A N C UB EAGL E. s CL Cadillac-Oldsmabilie-RdiKbltlr I Today's Sport Parode �:� ••• ,.. �!!"o�T I 11y to take a good look il l S lan • · Th e n why d oei.n ' i he slri k e out W i l l i ams, curr e ntly the hottest as many , ?" S.a ndy Koufax ol ! he · I nodgeu? p1L('hn 011 th{' Dodger starr . • · K oufa x !11rlk "" )'O U out with "Al! I !.Ct' it the only good t hat rome o f Craig's 1uss i s that 1 1 � i,i c: urv{' ". L) nr h � etu m ed. . When W 111\ am M h �! hi s good v.111 g l\'I' mt' a {'ha n c_,. _ t o t� .k e a good louk at Stan W1lllam s ,_ Al· 1 hummer, .he do e � n I even fool s tun sllid when Craig was m jur- 1 ar ou nd with a curve " . The 24 year old right handt"r "'d on May 2. F'i1· e days late r Will ii,ms gol mirnt havC' _ had h l� " h � mm er' ' ht� f 1 r sl starting assignment and Thur�day nir�t as he ret i red the I smce then he has unree led six first 18 men m a row before Ed· die K asko doubled t n t h e seventh 'A'ins and only. on e loss, The No. 6 Vict or y came Thurs• inn in.I!!. Los Ang t' l �i; was able to {'apid ay n i ght as W i l liams def_ut�<l ali six-hit1 t 7.(' on ' Jim O "l' oo\e's wildn ess t he Rt> ds , 6· 2, on a nea and a nu!l p� ayed bun ! 1 0. s�ore ter. ll......, three runs I� the f? urth mm ng. G d H cd outfie ld er Jerry Lyneh, a From t here 11 was impossible to I �tu(knt of pitchers in 1hc league catch t he Dodgl'rs. -------si1 i<l W i lliams oo was as fast as ··;m y pi tcher ln the !� ague ." catcher This comm e nt ma<le D u tch Do ttere r chrip up with • - -- - --- - -··-- - -- . 1 I RADIO and TELEVI SION quality car inside antl out. Savoy 4 Door. Here Is gOOd transportation at a M'ddleport Ila - -· I, Batt} e TO } 1-l} score standO[f We rne r '54 OLDSMOBI LE '695 ;54 PLYMOUTH $395 8!io� '54 STUDEBAKER �95 53 PLYMOUTH Super 88 - 2-Door. e d ager Waller Alslon one or the hlgg est scrv1res of t h e year when he h rok{' one of hi s p1lrher ' s col• larbom• s . I f i i hadn't of been for the rll't· t rooled Cincinnati Red out· f i l'lder cracking into hurlu Ho<c:• T c-r t. 'aig, a month a,:::o, Als10n wouldn't have had the opportun- -- - -- - - - -· · -- I Fairlane 500 - 2 Door. Frisky as a young colt . a , TABLE RADIO � a . jet . 8-cyl. 4 Doo r Sedan. Power•Gltde. Very clean. 1 • • Coupe DeVille. A better buy than I d i CINCI NNATI UPI-Vada Pins n Lo s Ang elt>s Dodg r Man, o . M0 ,,OLA out. A Llttle LNgue exhlbltlon gem• IMfor'I' o,enlng of the Syracu.. Fair tonl9ht h,. Ntn unullecl. Th• falr DPfM at W, Main Street Phone WY-2·5342 6:3o p, m. with • rKord hop to follow at 7:30, -- -· --- --- --�""_,-,,_ ,-, . !:'.!:'.!:'._::_::_::_::_,e._::_,-,.--,_::::::::.::_::.::_,-,.:,.. INJOY fOODHIPING WITHOUT HOH . • , AND flll llKI A Qbll N I I I KARR and VAN ZAN DT'S - - Co11t"8I Canee1Jed I I I .SAVI NGS .... everyday! week! SAVI NGS . . everij ' USED 20" Stan Willlf.ins -iHtC , l 11,lx:-blt· li! r lo hlse tlli l'eC 19--i 1,e. hlbd a b-hJi C'Ut IIM I ,itbck that li1.Cf�d�� ijtrh by tom�y 1· .: .J1e�t:ter. Wli l!lns tent� � ti mrn ti, �tee birh � � ' IP. Kisto d�li I� tb ll\•il ievtilill IMUhg, · ' The OHotea ic� . twb runs Ii i!! i)lkhet Geity Still!y of the l j e{ p lt�her Gerry Staley of t�ee White So c1tne apart after tfi,t Sor: tied ihe KON! at j.j In the ninth on homers by Roy Sieve r� end Al Sm ith. Chuck Estrada, who shut o ut lhe White Sox for the last 1 1 .3 innings, won hi11 seve nlh game and Staley was cha rg. ed with his thi rd J ou. Cha r l e Y M axweI I homered to lead off the hott�m o 1 the ninth and ena ble the T11ers to 3nat1 the Y11.nkees' !lbt:-IHhe wihrUn,c sO'.ak. Dnn Moss!, who sU'lick out _fi1'e a nd \t alk!d tw�, IVOn h ill fourth ga me agamst fi ve iffl.l!lel, Pf u,e I m .... •tw�� t£tng :i I I MUSIC in MINUTES , , fiO UC,,:, J� tKff, Gll!hn ■J tl' · � Wiap • l-J tie In th� Sl'V� MlUbr Jind th hlh o : Cardtnala ld�btt Blhgle, tiy �oiikifl ltll"" li�d Ju. lian Javier to iti die Pirates• se ven -game tidntt 3· htn.i atreat · It was l(lhtf!'t tNI� wt8 ot th season whil e r,artl!,- ltwiddi:r suf re-N!d hiR fourth di!t'tal. I 1 USED eartte�. I I A; ... V � . • . Jlineii. ,mrtered fits seventh loss atttt" �ng hl11t!d fot e11ht hit � al:hd el,aht hii ltl 8 2-i lnn tng11. P'blit Sih 'i · ,!!lice ei+bn ri111de !di or lh� ttWihli:el! Hilts un• I I I 'f 1;:;t, west Virginia I Williams, Hottest Dodger' Got His Chance When Injuries Open Door Over One Month Ago F The numbe r of {'rops a 1trawberry hed will pmd u ti• depends on l , t he t'ondltion of thP bed a fter the " A most mer1tor1oua applicaU011,: I By OSCAR FIIALET to a pretl )' pan wht>n 27 .000 specfir!! ! pic1t ln g s i·ason • S ue h condi1111ns poor �oil frr OUBLIN UP! - Thoae tw o 1rand tators ahowed up to !lee the Brit• I would be only loo 1lad to . , t i l i t )· , w cr-ds . ur insects si,mt>t 1mP� ln !i' hrm· n, Om ar K hayam and John- 11 h M a at n1 And, to complicat e 11, but I hav e not the power N e ither, app11 rent1y . did a ny� make a �et·ond crop 1nad 1 1e.ibh• 11 )' Ap pleseed, led the bl bulow golf malter11, a sporting good,; comel,e-;:iarticularly lhOlle who: body tick• food out handing bt-aan the at brigade I k moum1nw 11a> deep in usual!�· I pany will 11 Huwevrr. 1 e i remembe r 11iu1 t 1 quaffin some •d planted to 11. ,· 11:o che1 today. C,mada Cup ma whkh, renovah.' a b U, e red lut October. ; l "Over .kively Port,nathoclr: hanp: Omar, the "jug of wine'• man, q uickly ditcovered, could be used I ous 11arie1�· thnt has bt'fn wtll I an in�i■.i ble cloud of detpondencf'' cared for all .\tason. mu�t hue been a golfin1 Gael be- lnsle■d for liquid refreshment reported the Daily Mail , , f' e The hf>H1 ti mt' to re �ew a Rtraw cau ae any such likN his "wee t mad . would hav The resul WITH A berry bed i .\ jn early summ l"r afl, drop of the crathur .'' And to 1et the Mesaen K h .aya m and Apple- ' " On Sunday, wh11tever the Wei• S Portmarnoc lr: . will be d i')' . lher irst, } n king, Johnny & t'J{�t' x h tht' CT(!p Is harvested along with such thi ter ,, F eed din ilY e hi arated The thousand fair way enth u,. chip off \ hl' fuilaRe wllh a sirkle Appleseed didn't plant all thote comhin ,1l io n o f lri ihmen, lari:e !h 1rty asts ar e expe cted to fl ock to, or �yth e. or . if tht' patchl !i large. t r ees Just to get apple,. Jaek. quantit ies of fret' thirst quenchers l rtmarn P ' e rn i;: m Bui t' eroe tmar: o ock but te n� of thousa nd• Sunday at Po with th t achine c com owin r a mak us s and two of their lo al h ttle s of good l nsh stout and cutter h:i r set fairly high. If 1he nock th e 1 8th hole ill going to be i ng a run at th e top pri u mad i, of bo re main unopened." will r (' r ot1cd ls haa not lwt'r dry. avy and stony h mul h I It a day to celebrate. indeed one when h e brealhed "Ah.'' . dg1,1 11 , some may have to be re . , . · The did aroogh h · c dt' �s a prelud e t� this d_ r n will be a ' Sunday ThP ltedlegs (6- 1 ) and the V an • ut b It," read mo\'cd . kees ( 1 --6) batlle d to A 1 1 · 1 1 tie So well tha t _ i i was six o'clock I te rrible thirsty day." , . After thr l!c'aVI"� dry, rake lhP m , �'-"?n, herald ed i n D� bh n papen �� ve Frum the way he IL.lid 1t, Moni n nin e innings lu t n ight and the next morning before the last , with the rrmai ning mukh . from iili S1outl e 11s Sunda y, you o go ba ck a ways t o . the 8rd19h t to see. pitch pleesant l:ui will hl' something day the l�ft m linally called th(' game because hl'• . of t the plant t o p� to lhe middle , _. . . October In tournament Masten; o f da r kness. (\ will be {'O mplel N I and putt premises. tw('en rows. 1 . And, al� , )'OU must unde nt1 nd a l the two te ams next meeting on Th ey ■ta g,:ered out of ■and _ Arter 1he bed has be e n cleaned th terrain. J u ly 1 1 . bunk er11 in the daWTI's early light . � up the renovation proc ess can be ,,o �t m::�oc k , w here t_he Ca nad ll Othera had to be pulled from ' ay � 1he Redlegs had it 1 1 -8 going co;nplet ed in one of seve ral ways. 1 Cup ()C m g p1 ayed a r 0 inning _ which l sixth itll l ,pi the in of Some, top . the l .,_., int o � Dubli n Bay. ' lll S In so me case9 it may be wise to J PORTMARNOCK, Ireland UPT n arrow the ro· ws 1o a bo u1 12 1·, lili ndy s· pit of land Jutting out mto may be designated ufely as I but the Yankees scored 3 to tie • ,. s . Th"'' e •t one road ..high.' ' tried to swi m_ a C1"0r.i to ! it up at 1 1 a 11 on two urrors,. Sa m -America's Arnold Palm e r and ches. Either remov e a strip o f th . e uu;h ea one road OUbll h. Othen just p1tched the only n naturally, and, over to today out s.el ad e Hood's single and a hit ba tter . Sn Sam w or cut off half J side each on plants TRIM.. LOW�COSf MODIL WITM Sout:1 Africa 's " walking o f each row 4,<i lwaYs on the sam e oul. . . take whole bUJine111 and spent the night . Hindy cam e In to reRonnie Thus, last Oc! o ber things ea me snorlnl hl Wfol t y in can parked IIG•IIT flATU HI ANO JONI! C O LU MBll S (U P I ) - F 1sh t n � wnunded" on the sei;ond round I .s ide) . I f the original rows have place Mark Tannehill for the ' baSNI nd, - aa sedately as if they were in a 1 weeke the for and pro ec1s national Trophy !0p nl of the r 1 e J ut ball o . pread to three feet or more, work Redle gs nnd pitched shut 'fhe entirl'l front ie a g rille H OL Z ER HOSPITAL s no are ek. t w p re were thOlle, C anada C up golf ma1 c h cs. e �tcbed Golden Voice• Speaker ' f or three darkening innings. But on c� 1 c hes l h 1� as weekly out the center, meklng two n.i r• . Adm1 s!fl uns, J une 22 : Mrs. G uido used car lot. . Theslream r ound the cou ne I ood, the l fa v e a t h e dul e d o c were s who d I The Ai :, er1 .a�s c � .,ith hea.\'y Alnico 5 nu1,;ne t. so did Donn i e N ebon for_ t. he y ir o p: row row s from each wide on e . J. Girolami . Pomeroy ; Linda Sue too, 1turnl N the port of ; c o pt nd tion r bea�l)' oonaw� m . its i . . e dt e30 Auto­ a off . . at 9 irupect , lo to t_ee to Re· ch888it 1 n m 1 come platec! : Y a kees who had 1 ( l I PLAeit41 Use a band hoe , g�ape hoe , plow. Pre ston Cheshire. with litter Little Gary Player and m ethod- or s i milar tool _ de pending on shoreli . the ne WH ed ' 3: and ll'l&ti.'r Volume Control. Shock­ ' pitch in th e fifth a fter J. l (()Orl sourc (' s Dc pa � l� ent showed tod ay. D sch rges. June 22 Nancy Lynn he to � promis t d in the , 1 ng r1sh1 The they h lop te Locke, neith e r in w� than obhy a comple i al at for r. � proof ll\terlo ck Hutchlrt.110n !JlOl't_ bo .II t h e size of the pa lch. If the re, Wal�e r, M rs . Mar ion · h o d started ,and ';VllS relie�•ed by ufely. High-i mpact Po\yet y­ \ Rawlings, he laslm� until the ar� und th_c Bas.r, l slan �s I ll Lake physi cal s_hape, Look the _lead maining rows are heavily matted, l"1 rs . Tru man Sheets, La wre nce F. Spa n.uh A.J'11111Wl . I -. J!:�1e :i nd m the lllkes in e�st cen- Thurs�a� i n t� e team compet i tion �• New Y�r', �"• teQ4! cabinet - colora can't fade, fiflh. cut o ul some of the older plants. R tld inann, Mrs. Larry w. Gheari ng , L ICl1ff o'r acratch off. 1n Brown, Y ankees . . . 004 3 13 000-1 1 9 3 I ra ! a_n d s_�u theastern O hio . But of this :m-nat1on tournament . by (t was somethm g �111:1!! New unproductive Mrs . Thomas H. Fellure, M n . TurAl so thin out Hedl e,is . . . 040 :MO 000- 1 1 13 4 r,a ins m th1s area early today we re th ree str�k es O\'er the U nited plants. Thinning gives th e remain • , ley Willi a ms, Mrs. Jerry F . Lem- Year'• Ev_e, and . an lr1 11h wake Rod, Blue, White 11 olled • ,. States pai r. eoion. Model Al .I. Hood, Rawlings 2, N elson c; eK:peetf'<J to cut d own the catch. ing plants a chance to produce ing Mrs. Carl E . Dotson Sandra Pd a tlolisb chrilltenin& 1 t . ' th So astan In Central sl inu ne. n�lm e adr took e who Pl ayer, � i i,hcid.,--l <>I Motorolo lftC, � F n llindy UP and J. Whitlatch. Tannehill, new row� of vigorous, healthy J. Betts, James Walton sw art. M . j rito � j . . r unner E lmer K. Staley , El mer E. N ibert, Delightfully Served t,ut the law hu_ • Jo na: memory . t , crn Oh i o. tl_ie !�Ires with clear w.a- Jedions before and durmg the plants . Eerly -•• formed 7 and Wallace , Manley 4. , ter and lair fishing a rc Sen� first round because of a severe pl i nts may make the most produc-· M i When the 1'ahonail . 'l'r1naJ?,0'1 11 chael L. Lyorui, Joseph I. Evam, · County; Clcndenn1ng 1 attack or asthma, shot a seven• h ve fru iting plants the next sea • . I Currnscy o a n an oeWith Your Favorite . Mrs . Cha rles Ii:. Fowler , Robert Co. attempted Ip bt i 1 C omm Ittee Meets and Ta�pan, llarr:1Son; Forked under-par eou rse-r_e cor� 31.34-e� 1 son. U nder favorable conditi ons, William VanMeter, Ben ·amin T. �iona)" li tuor . l i�DM! for ,Its 1 3 1 Side Dishes progra� com mlt : the Pft�S t th� Run . Me i gs : Burr Oak. M organ ; l o take over the 1nd1V1dual lead most of the healthy older pl ant l'I .The �iito m Knapp Willia m Frank uui ■ger bfitn J('attered ,round 1 y r ra e •l t ddlepor i M : Atwood, Tuscarawas; L.ike H ope by thr ee strok "!s over Flory van ',\' ill also f11 rm new fruiting pla nts fai,...,y, fl Portmmock. .t�lll �Lernoon at th•e t_ . Joy {'e ' Lynn William, RiekY I Wednesday n_ and l�ke Alma, V 1 nlo11 . and Veto, Donck of B elgium . J.,i1licc Kut11 Nunan denif!d lime .11 kughe . n Dea crowns r a 1 lin the M al n ene Hesso brary to outline the program £or Wa:!ihmgton cn:u11ty. Most maj_or !he 42-y�e�-..,�d Locke, st ! ll In the . �tition willl longue-ln-cheek N ext spread a cover of well-rot- f harles Rand all B ishop , Jack wa1'. I next year. ''Wheh Radi@ & TV Is A streams fire rml y to m uddy with pain from mJ•mes suf£er ed m en ted manure on the patch Be sure l rs aolemnitJ ti he oNerved: . Pre 11e nt for the meel l ng . er TO : 7 a few_ s�all�r st �eams t��oughout automobile accident las� _ Febru- to work it in c arefully a�ound the (! Birth!'\, June 22: a daughter to -;; ..• Buslnell:S Not A Si1follne" T Mrs. Emerson Jones , pr�si thu d 1stnel m ·f1nr cond1tlon. LL ary, card ed a 36 ·36·72. g1 vmg the planls· I C manure Is not availa ble, Mr and .Mrs· Guido J· G ir ola.m l• • l 11,111 Ill, " · n A • N E , I TON · N' Se,oitd Ave. Middleport · TR N t Mrs· · Dale . Dutton an d M rs. t't0d· I Ie rt·1· .. " a 1 37 aggrega e apply a com mercin south Afr1°,n• -------1 1zer PJ oh · Pom eroy. thuned d�at gtrl ld · th ney Downin g. Palmer shot a 69, Snead 7 1 . -----�-er by drilling or by hand applicaa de�ited toJ b1Uoon ::" P�ne WY•!-3973 F e rtilize pl ants. r R NG lion near t he I R.ECOVI K IMES b dffl d ln her n,outb. The od ge . . e e l . . . s n t we · m de e should NOT rernam I n dire ct conu R. K i , n r Cet'II ur 1 1 Darlene Schnorbus of HamPomeroy ZII K, Mala protact wit� the foliage or crowns, gery at Camd_e n-ei.rt Hospital, r.ro; Townshi p, N. J. , . because i t may burn the plant. U p June 2 1 , and 1 s re covering nli• nounced dead o n arrivlll at St. OPIN 6 AJ.l t• 10 P.M. . 0 1000 lh, P" "'° o f JO.Jo.JO h cto, ily , Hi, room n,mher Is 3311, 1 . Hospital Fr, n cis 2 fertilizer, or its equlvllent, can be - --- ." _ I , _ _ ____ 1g csed. If good cultivation a nd weed ovation, lrr111:atron may �e nee� tli NEV.: YOR� UPI-The_ la� l of control and insect control are fiaty. It is seldom adv1sahle J , o t� than more for bed a fruit th_e Friday night TV-.Rad10 fights� new ation, v reno pract iced after will be sta�cd tonight at St. Hemlock Grove w on a 1 1-2 Lll- I planls will form that will usually years. But stl'llw�rrle& TAIJ again Nicholas Art!nll, where light tie Lcapue game ov er Chester , Jl rodu re a la rge crop the next follow in a rolatloA of vegetables ME&lliERS and GUESTS heavyweight c o ntenders Doug Thursday e vening wilh A. Swin- year . During dry we alher alter ren- or f arm cr nps. MUSIC BY Jon es and Von Clay meet in a re- dell and M. Hazelton each getting I �-------turn to-rounder. a pair of safeties for the winners U,bealea Jo,es of New York is Chester's two hilo were gotten - -- - -fnvo1'ed nt 9·5 to beat Clay or . by Roush and Rose. . -- - - - -I Philadelphia ag a in. -"Dynamite C hester · · · · · · · tot 000- 2 2 0 s . , , · � • t'I Doog" ,e e k, hi, 15th ,tnight · vk- He mlo ol< Orove 103 34x�I I 8 0 'f ,.• r "'" _ n ' . D l. lory and eighth kayo. Will, Wolfe 5 and Chadwel Ther e 'll lie no more weekend Wells, Whaley 4 and A. Swindell. But it causes m en ta1 illnen _ in By DELOS SMITH telc \'isio,i fights unlil Oct. 8 when -------Tahiti, too. Berne made this pomt UPI Science Editor 1 the razor sponsor re sum,is them in re porting to the Amer ical'I Ps:,r88 far So NEW YORK UPI _ --On Saturd:1y nights inste ad of 1 that ln S �tu�y_ ll symptoms, frequ ency, and causes chiatric A�s!1. �� his , Friday nights. And they'll be d. n isla ad1&e r a p Pacific South of mental illnesses a re concerned, sh_ iftcd fro� NBC to ABC but "A child who is 8ell� away by u man being s nre much the same 1 h without radio, 1usl as re. the world over. arcucd a psy her mother may feel has a which_ ty e soci a in ed t jcc. g ' chiatric scientist afte r studyin . e a��t ch1ld:bearatt�tud rel.axed 30 or patients (',l,uf'ch Trrutees Meet O menlal hospilal J . mg and c�1ld�ispos1tw� �!!I m a Rev . Raymon Konkrighl conc ountries. , · slam r.a�d g s Payn� Charl!Y society which,, 111 v ery ng1d about l, Carme of ducted the de vo tional period Dr. Eric Berne rst inmn g startfi lhe m r matters, h e said. home such lhe on · m boo the d , re Me of Heath atu. lowe , whrn the IJ'ustees . C Lea e gu Little Sees S.ma- Ra.. 8 Middleport ed {'cultural" a pproach to mental ill· . , . 1hodisl Churcli met Thursday , rst mn.fi -0 a boy �h o ltfo"s u p . m a with off s dia ''And 1 s anthropologist 6 J � , 1 ness with which e n•n i ng. Various projects for the hold I� a .society · last evenlng in ?- gam have beguiled psychi atr ists a nd a erowded hou!lie church were discusse d end rou- ing lead rgm, om 1s s�1l1 puJ>. m 0 freed 9 a 11exual by won lly se o wh fin w id cuslomary , a · n psycholo sts. It is no , · tine matlers take n care of. a� du1tur� ee !ling.es thr just be had Moore may ed B iddy lici n l perso z a e r cultu e r e :t;o consider the Atten ding the me eting w J . slstm 4 Door Sedan. Sparkling blaok finish. hits with or ct � l pa n • conta uch Bratt<? m e Mik too , A. Emmis h, and from . in appra ising his m e n- by mes c Jack E'.echt �l. c. o India ns 8-h1t a�tack. tal Illness, and parentll as a boy who gro� Glenn Lambert , E merson Jones, lo lead the e ss wml still Red S�x, the r up in th e slu ms of a. put1t1� .city. em e s r.o data gical opolo r and Cook The anth J ohh Kinea\d, Ho m er eague. Jim Butc�er a nd l Berne said !�a.t 1 f Tah iti had the m to \Indicate the more primi tive a Robe rt Harris. r Seda n. One cartful �al owner. New tires. Doo 2 l�I deal for 1es fac1ht same Piit Edwarde bad safe •lute. the en b cm m the society, the fewer Red Sox . . . , . . . . 000 000--0 2 2 who break down mentally, and with mental Illness 18 we do, ill rstrr.ct vent lien Indians . . . . . . . . 602 Otx-9 8 l there Is much backing for the official rate would be about the I Members of lhc WSCS of the Ellis (LP), Edwards and Butel · 'dea that If a cullur c okays an same as the Amer ican rate. Thal es. Mercuryoma­ Door Sedan. Power steering and brak 4 and da n l91a Fiji r elhotlist Ch urch, M_id C� c- er. Payne a nd Burkett. the Heaill f� al� �ct, it is 'not likely to be at the iioea :'1 tic drive. Radio, beater. One car�ul owner. port, . 'll'ho al1entled the d1str1ct mat- other pnm 1tlve !•nds whieb h e no s, illnes ental m a f o o t ERY U N D ERGOE.S SURG mee tmg at the P o meroy Simpson has visited In his years•long geo1 er h t it is d � M rs. Arthu WLSe �e:d :..iethodist church were Mrs. James gr aphi<! investigation of the mem� \ :ra�tlc:e Par,ntaJ R•lectlon ry �n• • Criswell, Mrs. John Kc tchk.a , Mrs. tlia; . h_cr, daug ter, rs. tatly i11. deflre cultu careful owner. Dynaflow. Radio a nd I n s »ce our One . • For Top d surgery Har l!lajor ent d undeiw rieri1el facas, r l Mccom cultu Lee on s Mrs. ! s, phasi m Haskin e : �ot I rove of paNoah Th e a Hos- 1 mt ly • d heater. Almost lite the day 1t was sold . Mrs . Earl Knight, Miss Bess San- Wednr�sday at the Ohio Valley �8 t ting theli�hildren and tors in m ental illnesses could be ren Important 111born, Mr!!. Raymon Konk right and pit.al, St<!ubenviJle. Her rool}l num��ejedlon " whether ' real "obscuring mote r . 3 s r dea · i.11 that �n s . said. French L. Hi e h � : _ � sue�,'• Mrs. -- · _ _ � I 00 _ ___ __ � _ :: 1:n: led , is deePly i nv olved _ In · ings work . Power• tal n me the • •f d11i, Tahit n many mental ill nesses. J Hard Top 4 Door. Original bleek flnleb like new on. the 11 ute "eult ns, rbed perso tu i;iot is n o i eject r ental r pa however, glide. llo , " all right-it Is I same lev!l a11 auto-lnto,:ic:i n only culturally mtca. eeono ' racial preJudlce, and nl practlced. ____ o_ _ mm _ r co � I � 8ra�-• E-�r-n Gear F r NL -nnant M I By U n ;red .,... lnt..nohonol NATIONAL L E AGUE Whl'II l l1n•4> wnlks imd 3 ln lS{'ll(' W L Pct. GB• / .. st•t up 1he s i x runs ? ,39 -� , �3� [I I , i 1 l sb11 1 ;.: i 1 R.Nll i "'S 1 [)4 000!I 6 h.llJil 7 M 1 lw.iuk, · i · Utt.. ,... ........,� n""9 1fkll . 35 23 60,! 2 1 i . 430 , -1.h: - �4 (,i u h"' 1 I S !i n � r;i 11 1 1 �<0 4 at shrill 1, . � 1ii *Hl5tlf 1ou lii!ar tb30 53 1 6 3 � � r h:t 1 ' 1 ( 1 p 1 b ! ·vi• f 1 n 1:1 w • S t 1 ,011 1, 30 :t2 484 g •"� I day n1e1i;11 that CllarHe DreliB@h � � 2• Ch ar 1 �' Yst' 1 1 4 , at •8t ory 5 I t · 1 1 1 rnm at 1 30 32 . 484 9 1'2 t1as tht Ml1Wf1Uli:1!� lJrll\'�' J)enJ imm y I onrlP 5 an d ! 11 1· k W1•r ry I 1 ,,,� rigel i •s na n\ d:pte!i1 lti l;llgh ge�r. 28 33 459 l l A I Mike Je'. 1 k 1 11s ( W I� , , 0Wt"ns J and )' h1l a drl p h 1 a And that ltllll thua is the hopes 25 :n 403 1 4 l4 Sht•rm ( 1 1 nrl1H - l .i'1p1re H uhh.arrl l h u .igCl 23 35 .397 1 4 1.� or San F't-�htll!icb ,f1i11 hitting rbck Ht•dli•�, l i 1 1 t N� were Flnlnw tJnd boltom afltt a_ rc,bt-ia me s"Qt Thlond•y'i Res.ulh l;f>nnte VariMl't !'r, lwo slnglt• � I al the hantl11 qf tjji SJ"ivetl {ha! Ml lwau l: ee 8 San Franci sco • Cha, ll' � J\-h thrws a H1 nglt> an,! Philidelphi .a 4 Chiuto 3, nlsiht lert the Glanti 1,1,ti g■ihes �hlif IJu k WHry !41 1 1 g te i,,oud for thre1· 1 St. Loui , 3, P i thbvrgh 1 , night th e lead ltl . .th e �atlhhal League I runs. I pen n an tlce. 2 night incinn•ti C Lo 6 Angrl•� s I For 1h " C.ila nl ll . (' undiff and Th <' \etrha i)all� each olh�r F ri day 's P roba bl e Pitch; r1 lr en t o dou in Knapp / s g �, Ovr � w St. L ou is .at Phil.ade l phla n i ght , Thura�•f l ll:e sJU� 1.11 the night bl <'B a n d ;i � m gl e and �E>or � 1• -Sa ded:i 1 -3 vs Ro�tts 3,.7 -the Bhlvea 1PPirentiy ci>ing on 1 t o chall Don ? v � n a t ripl e H nd two s rng les . h t, ��IJe for lhit!lt tlUti:1 pen. . o buro nightChicag a t Pit 1>1nmond I was . too W£• '. to play I Ell s worth 3.4 vs Miutll 3-4 nant i n tblit yellti aHlt the Gtants 1 h(• lnd 1;,11� :n1 d T1::{'rs rai ned n u t . S a n Franclt.co a t C incinnati appa ret1tly gOln,1 nowhere. . Jets 000 J OO-- I 2 :1 n ight-O'Dell 2_ 7 or McC ormick . W 8-4 WJt]j, The !ICbre Witte n u Dodge r s 3� 2 51ix- 1 8 1 4 u , 8_ 3 vs Hook 6-s _ his fifth vieTom Wood s (Ll ' ) . J o_h11 Wol �t• &Los Angeles at MllwaukH night Spahn , t ory !I n .. Ma hitting two bWlil . ,, _ uhx 2. Jdf Burl I. Hurly Sll•wart 3. -Ko 2 8 , W ill ey 4. 3 hom en •nil. d_rl-�ln1 In four ru,n1 J i m_ A_nderson 4 1111� Don Swis�N Saturday's Games to lift the fthvt;i . wti�lti .J � •f t C , 1 tihs { W l ' J . .S l ll1 J)�.M1 4, , E d St. Loui, ,1t Phllade lphia ; J 2. sm •:P1 1 ., di e �jnhr 5 and _ LOLIIS 1)1c hl . Chk<'lgo .at Pittsbut'ah � -91.c� � r e: rates. sthtUmplrl': Jolln M i kh. � : San F rancisco •I Cincinn.atl t ht: Briv�, 1Ohil!!il 1\l'lhttc e e Jl:'t hitters were Tt>mmy Woo<l� L oi Angele-• at Mllw.auk e ing streak of tnl! s!(ioi1 to lii:r AME RICAN LEAGUE ga the!l d:PH: deaH the hls11UI th elt wilh a d , tdlh· ar:d fl ur!y Slrwart w L Pct. GB firth .9tralght 10111 and ninth in O single, hul i1 waa four wa!h 35 23 .603 l t i ga mes. • !n t h 1• fourth t h a 1 �rorcd l hi• r u n N1• w York U.i l l 1 morc 3B 27 .�85 ½ Goin on Plril... , for lhe ,JPts. 33 25 . 569 2 , Th e Braves gained a full game For th1• D odgcri., Bahr had 11t•wland 32 30 · 5 16 5 1 wh"n the Pirates w ete ' t hri• e sing le�: Joh1111y < : u i n ! h Pr ! ' hi ,· :ig o beate n , ' 30 2D .508 5 1..li three to one by th e St . Loui s two singlP�. and si x boys had � i n n..i rr, i t 25 3:t . 431 l O Cardinal.� . whil e the Philad e lphia g les, IJil·hl. l'./1a rh•y Ba x l rr , ,J r1£ ' Wash i n gtmi 2fi 36 .419 1 1 PhiJli e.s downe d th e Chic,11go Cubs Freernirn, .John Zun·hrr, Virgil Ka11sa.� City 22 38 .36 7 14 Ooslon 4-3, and the Los Ang eles Dodgers j Phl l l q1s nn d Gary Mitch Thurscl.a y'i Rtt1ulh .It•! pl !l' he n fmrn ed fo u r ant1 defeate d the C i n!'innali Reds, 6-2 , in the other National League wa lke d 12. !hl' tr undoinJ.: Th l' Cl ♦vel•nd 7 W■ 1hln 9ton 6 gumes. . 1 hrl'f' Dodger pilrhc rii f anned 1 1 DH roit 2 Nn York I B•ltimore 5 Chic.ago 3, 1 1 lnn. The Balti mo re Orioles adva n d walked '7 Boston 14 K .a ns11 City 4, night to within a half game of �� e Frid.ay's P ro b■ bl• P itchers. Ameri cHn League lead when the SPEC I AL HUNTING PERMITS N•w York at Cl.v•l•nd night heat the C"ll icago White Sox 5 WASI IIN<:TON UPI - Th{' Sen• -CoatH 8,0 v1 Perry 7.3 I 1 11 1 1 Innings al,ld l�e D \ 1t �!e hai, p11s1,rd a bill to al lo_w t'1 \•1 ) . _ W.ashinotod at Detroit night- I Tigers topped thi: New ���k 111�1 ,i1ortsm"n . !1) l!CI &p�{' J�J per- Lff 3� vs Bunnln1s 4-4 Yankees , 2-1 . The Cl eve land In1 m!L� for hu11 t 1 11g _ .:ind r1st1 1 ng un Baltnnore et kenus C ity nl1ht diuns defeated the Washington military m�erv:itton s . -Brown 6-2 vs Lanen 0.4 Senators, 7-6, and the Boston Boston at Chicago night-Mon- R e d So� routed the Kansas City DON IIMMER F INED bouquette 6-6 Yl Shaw 5-7 Athle tics 13-4 in other A merican ' ' . l'I I JLAJ )ELPIIIA llPI - Don S.ah,rd.ay's G.ames Le"gue , ctlon • " z i m mer. r · 1 m·�gu • Cuhe' in fit'ldl•r. Bo1.ton .a t Chlcaoo Spahn went the di11tance for has. h<•t:11 nol 1t 1ed that h� h.1111 be_en ' Wuhinglo .at Detroit the Bra ves to win his rifth g11me "' r1,r his arg umN1t with New York at Cl.veland f1 11< (! $2� . hehind iJ n i ne-hit attack that inumr1m• bl Vnrg o durmg Ow -�er . B.altlmore at Kan,,. City, nl,ht duded two hits each by Wes 011< 1_ i::111111' or a <!ouhle - lwa1l1·r MINOR LEA GUE RESULTS c ovington and Frank Torre. S am . a g � Lll�l l'lulmlt•lph1a, Tuesda,v . -� _ .. _ INTERNATIONAL LEAGU I! - -· _ __ - ·- - · - · - -- ---- · - - -Rocl,e1lt, ♦ Miami 2, 1 4 lnnL -- - H.avana 6 euffalo 3 Columbus 9 Toeonto 2 Richmond 5 Montrtal 2 AMERIC AN ASSOCIA TION (Comp lete Out fit Ready For The Water) St. Paul i CharlHton 1, 1 st Charleston 7 St, Paul 2, 2nd Houston 2 Loulwllle 1 1 4' A luminum D• ll.■..Ft. Worth 3 Mlnnupolls 2 l.onr Star's MALIIJU 0.nver .at Indianapolis, ppct rain Tu11-YallH' -� r•ort�ll'J' with d1'l11 xe ) PACIFIC COAST . LIAGUl!' · 1�phulsl1•1 ed sc 11.1in).(. wincls!1iP \"' San Dl-,o 4 Vancourqr 1 com pl"h' i;tc,,rlng , e�. . IJ•ul'r.it Seattl• 5 Secr■mento o . . . CW ' . h-p ran1{t', 18-40; �n, 1ffox• SpokaN 9 TICOffla 6 W I . 270 lb.�. With . S.lt Leko 7 Portland $ SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION • 35 1 1 P. MC'r("nry Motor. �1'om11lele with controls ), Little Rock 7 Atlanta 3 e Mai;IPrt · r11ft Bo.it Trll ilcr, 600 lh. c,1 Jl<l<'ily till-UI> modi \ • w11h wench . 1 Nashvlll• 4 Birmingham S I Chattenooet- 12 Shrn•port 9 Mob il• 3 Memphla 1, ht M1tmphl1 5 Mobll• 4, 2nd EASTERN L EAGUE I OPF.N FROM 9 A . M . lo 8 P.M. Bin9h.amton I Sprlntfl•ld 5 I RHdlng 1 0 LencHter 7 Phone WV-2•3324 I\.J lnersvUle, Ohio , Wllll.am,port 1 1 Allentown 6 I Middleport, O , June 24' 1960 • i ! P iil · · . . , , $1,1 �5 1 956 FOID VI 5iatl._ Wagbuy in anyone 's opm• 9 Passenger 4 boor. This is a top Ion. Extra nice. · · · · · · · · · · , $1 P,5 1 956 FOID VB Fclitltme , car lllsl� and out. All 2 bwr !Itta Top. A beautiful vldyl trlln . ltw li $Sf•nt-i 1 954 IUie< ¥B's . . . . . . . . . . Al lll!ller tiOy,! EIJhl ft�• cars. You simply Clln'l filil! wHere. lloil models and body styles. t)H:N UNTit 7:SO MIIM. tmtu SAT, ft-t, More _ . ..: , 'S R . • IJ. " S:TT LA 3'M It .i�-1' l !1............." _,.•"""'""'"..-.::'�:.;;.;:.:,.:.:.:·•.:.;,_..,...,___� 1 E OY �� ' I �• Da l ly Seh,!.IPel, Pomeroy Car ds, Gia nts, Dod gers Win Dia mo nd Con test s 1 Two Games Post poneli Bera u�e Of I V 3)' u Wet Grounds I n Coun I � I,eag e Pl ' sAN e•AN usr ·o,,;;, - :11.,0, . (,eorge Ch,.,touh<r "" proposed lht> n1ants· C1md lt'st1d,; !'ark U thl' '"' of lh, 1 ·,1 1 ,•non . Johan,,an . hea�y Wf'lght t d le rl'llllllt· h I n a The Cardinals, Giants an� Dod telegram lo pr11111111t•r Jad Fugu'l)', gen were winners m Couuty ( hnstopllt'r s,ml t in· rw w sta ?l\l m L i t tl e Le ague games l :i st ev en i ng' has a S(>lllm i:: t'a µa r 1ly o f 4J .000 ) with two th r ,a i e be mg P st and additional thumai nds rould he poned be<'� U.ll� ; ;e� d t amo Js e h andl l"d 111 trmpuran· blea c h rs . ; 11 1 J Ra cine's C rdinI l!! a · won 9 -- - - --I , t�e Yan.lr:ees home place, the Gumts enl er:t11ned the Redlegs •n Look What You Can Get Sy racuse, win ning 1 4 ft while tht' . Dodger, ,...e.r e 1mpolile hosls to This Week At the Jets, wtnmng 1 8• 1 . efrDpO fQft O OrS The hn e scor � s .a nd top hitters I Cardina ls . !01 016 -9 1 2 2 t�OR ONl,Y ) Yankees · · · · 2 10 000-3 8 2 J. Diddle a n d S pen c: ,; r , Leroy M ur�ay, (LP) Plee hat_y 6 and C. . . l larr1� . -:---U m p1rc : Dogi e Calv l'f t . Atw•te, Motor 40 H. P. Scott•(teM Card m_als hi�terll were Darr ell r.ator •nd Elec. with 'n'.olfe with 3 s1�gles, Spencer a 1HI B.all-.-meitlc. Diddle, a d ou ble and single ,i nd 1 4' Fiblrglau L1rk with wlncf.Rruce McClintock a pair of sin• shi•ld, 1tffrln9, deck h.ard• gles. w.■.-. & upholstered SNII, For _ lhe Yankees, Murray had two amgles,, Tom H arris a im lo 1 4' Tniler with indlvidu,1 homer a nd fi ve others had sinwh.. l ,us�n,ion, 4 ply ales. Eddie Sta rk. Georgt• Harris . tlrH and winch. Barry BQ:,e r, Tom Titus a ml Y t'!i tha t 's ril('l"t! , all "1 hi., pl us Sean Aullea. ,.,..._Q th t• 9ervk1• 1hat 01 1 1 v M t--:TR OIt 3into 3 las1 in= W the al ....•, uip• l J'OLJT,'\ N M OTORS is t...1wd 1 0 glvl'. Come in and let IJS g i ve ; IJU a 1ree demonstra1 tiun rid" You never dreamed that or1ly :SI 1 95 l'ould buy 1m MEN'S muNI CREPE SOI_,E I M Ii Mt · $1 195. Saturday Sp·ec'al • $1 195 MOCCASINS METROPOLITAN MOTORS $3.77 p r. . ,Transportation tn l.-d • Sea " Phone WY•2-:tf1a ,. �In Rous•'• HOI Store li'tL M_lddl�port NEW ' AND USED Bargains Limited Stock USED USED MAYTAG WASH ER. ELECTRIC DRYER {Wringer) LI KI•: N EW WESTINGHOUSE .$99.95 1.·.:,•1'AN- D--IN G�.., I Dr�en H I I I I I I USED Automatic Was hers NEW ADMIRAl I I CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR I-MAYTAG I-FRIG IDAIRE Autom11- lk Defrost H EG. f289.05 A,1 $ 1 99-95 $74.95 USED I 1 7" POITABlE GIRLS B I KES Gil TV $74. t s .. $ 24-95 _ NEW NB 1 . TON AMANA 18'' - 4 cyl, Air Co11ditioner MOWlltl Clinton Motors iteg. •319.15 $269·00 •49.00 • Jllt\V 22'' • 4 cyl. MOWERS Brlg1s Stratton En1lnia SAY E 20% Lawn Furniture ,•..... ,......$11.11t:: ...... · · $it.95 H 011tl ll Fl llSTONE .DEALER STOR E PHONE WY•MUI '' IN THE CBNTiR OP TIIWN MIDDLEPORT, 0, ... IM:�:E!ttbit \. on e I I' I I J I I Bob All l.tto n'l!I wild throw from right field after II sinele by Johnny Temple permitted Jim P erry lo scor& Ip the eighth innlng with the Indiana' wi nning run afte r they - ov ercame W ashington's thrCf-run lead in the seventh. Johnny Briggs gained his thi rd win of the seoson whil e Thi m an Clevenger lost his third di!dslon. I I I BOAT I NG SPEC IAL ALL N EW - 1 960 MODELS ON Ly $1 095 BRO WN S MA R I N E -- .::; 1 .I-"' Llttl� -a-•b fiil ..., Sh-• """ SAVINGS ON TH ESE U SED CA R BU YS! '59 STU DEBAK ER ;1695 '5 7 FO R D · · · - - · · · $1 495 '5 7 M E RC l) R Y.. · · - - $1 395 '5 7 BU I C K - · : · · · - $1 2 95 '56 DODG E · · · - · · $1 295 '55 FORD - - · · - · · · s995 '55 ed PLYMOUTH · - · '991 I.ark 9 Passenger Sta tion Wagon. Six cylin der, standard shift. • 58 58 57 57 '57 56 '56 1 USED CAR LOT OLD SMO BI LE $lits MF.RC URY - $1495 CH EVRO LET $1595 .. $1195 FORD CADI LLAC - $2995 sm•I� BU ICK · · - · $1 195 OLDS MOB I LE $1ats b<i if H8 - 2 Door Sedan. VB Roclret engin e goes like 1 Monterey 2 Door. A youthrul 1 car inside and 1 br.nd new .,.r, Century Riviera Coupe. Solid white color. A ,oud· vilue. •, 88 - 4•Door Sedan . Car' s blue, bul you won't buy it. , ·. $ you A price Slarlite Cpe. The tires were stolen, we'll Jnstall ntW �nes. 1 • 5 Pa.s. Coupe. Not a beauty bul runs good. Karr & Van Zandt FRIGIDAIRE GUARANTEES I - I II I I ;s s FORPD 2 en n ra lo nd ate au o lc � •� � � � � : : ir . �ODODif:"�- - - - ·½ Ton l>ickup. I I ·winner s list in the SOH IO $2 50,0 0 0 I ., ' 1 '1"1111n.,.,..,ra� , RE - lb&! nlftl forml on,wlore Ii llill · · Ff•lt•Pilof ,.,,.................. .......� no � 11 all, No le Pl' J,o lwji • h� tr11z■n food lobolL Thot doho1tlng of any kind, ...,1 No' iiiill, Ko foil. no bother, And' f,01\.P,o� U1llvonlooco 11 1•11 tho botlnnlfit • • • ...... M'Joo r...t CHICK THHl"Pt.Ul0 HAtlillii1 1 • Ill-- I SO llo. ,,..... ,._..., r�wM,_.... -t.-.... �.,._ MMta- •- • loll,T•Y• -- "' .... e !lall-T•.,._ ...._ I e Mewl,..cold 7 . • Now M•l"•M• to ...... IIMltill 11ew - aNI .••tGIDAtlii lbVtiNi1a A.,'!!':.���·�·�l'tilll1 'Wl�t4 . ' ..i, - · !!!l 18 M/Nlt • ;;•� ..... ...... .� �. - ' · ·· , ' . ' . I I - .:en Hem1otk GrOve as 11- Inner Vef Chester d D• MentaI Illness Stn'kes A1· 1. • t ays ' atrIS hi c £.sy 0v·•er· .orId, 0 w· , pa ne u }oad y I Grand Slammer f Lead nd•1ans / ' . USED CARS OFFERED AT LONGEST DEALS - lONGEST VAlUES Longest Te rms . t� I 1957 CHEYROlrt V8 lel Air · · . . $1,595 SIE YOUR · � DEALER ·�•i YOU a,b� GlA OR REPAIR • REMODEL • RIPI.ACl &i t for inte rior wa lls water, ." : ' ToR 4 Door. One care drive. Radio and beater. Hard . . . . . . · · , $1 ,695 1 957 BUICK VB Cantury ln· �. ,Mid brakes. Dynaflow Hard Top 2 Door. Power •tw drive. IJke new inslde and out 4 Door sedan. shows excellent and beater. 1 956 dllYtOU1 'I• Belaire · . . . . · $1 ,39$ 4 Door Sedan. Air c:ondlllonlng. Power steering and brakes. Powerglide. Really ,harp. home Is • good time for neeclell impr ov.ements. See our selecUi:m of ba� room ensembles, kitchen sinks, � disposers, and all the latest in fixlum equipment ,, \ ' ' ., on8 Free fltimete whatever yo111'. ptumhlnl:,. if heating problem. Need more �ot wa'te Let our exrierts expiain the efficient per,. formance of a l(ationaline water heat., $Ei YOUR � DEALER TODAY SEE US TODAY! ' · . X4 LL �Y L:� MB ER 1 · , , , . . . . · · $ 1 ,595 1 957 BUICK VB Specillful. . loca l owner. J?Ynaftow · · · · · · $1, 195 1956 CHEVROLET V8 itlalrl c are. PowergUde. Radio and SU PP LY co. OHIO VAllEY PLUMBING & itEAtlNG INC. "Buy Nalionaline - Direct fr!Jm Factory Prices" ..., •..., ,_ , ._ ., t29 Y,. ".. -"'. .. ;.,,..Ji---Te1 �oi-,m ' .._,: ...,:;,,sii . ::�i,..1.. ":'::. �: .,: : ,. � E , . �� 23 ·11 por1 _ 1• .- ,� ;;; _ d _ 1d ._ _ » __ .. :,: • .. 10 -2,. .. 2 • .... WY ...,. n• .. � . .. · -:�s.i ' · s._ftltd _:;;;,;; ;.;;.·_ h3 -_ �. s1 ' NEW BUKKS - PONTllCS - &MC TRUCKS 1959 BUICK laSalw, 4 Door . . , . . . . · $2,595 will\ loopy �:,. .� � 33 40 · 1 957 MERCURY Montclair · · · · · · , · · $ 1,595 $3.tl gllL ' - .-- . E brush or roller. Clean up tools .... CI RCLE'S Resta uran t . · - · $ 1,G95 1 958 CHMOlET VB . . . . . . · . t9SB OIEVROlE'r VB Biscayne , · · · $ 1,595 tolor1, ieody for · Deli ciou s ftl w• w o I !lisy.io-h.e-wlth . , :� I II Circle's I O. Spring Check for your Ohio auto license . . number at Sohio today-! ' I 1 Eu.'. / � LATEX FLAY FIHISM you could be a winner ! . 1 I re si de nt - flOIT•Noo• , •.• cu. MODIL WffH HUGI IOffOM fRIUia i ' - • 1111aauc ltt111i.,i ·ats l ilhbbtk�RT, 0�10 I dre am "1■i!111Atlow A1$I.OO' .. day WIiii t•ln I I I to check tr'iis R. H. Rawl ings Sons Co•.DODGE * DODGE-DART * DESOfb · .. "1111, WY1ndotte 2.21 52 II A TH IS WEE K'S 1 1 00N su;�� ' a I I I 1 � I En1· I Libohtheav1'es In G00dbye Ffl'day ' N·ght TV F. ht . I l I f•fl� I I 1 n 0 n e. n, .0 r e -,.--_.._.._--,,-,�,-,"""!�� Club Sedan . V8 en1tne , automatic transmis sion, radio and heater, white sidewall tires new seat covers. Khayam, Mr. Appleseed Sent Into Deep Grief - i B y Rll1•1ng Mak'1ng Canada Open'S 19th HOId Dry;: I I I \ . Radio and heater, automatic trans. One owner, low mileage. 4 Door Sedan, Radio and healer, Ve e ngine , standard transmission. I L----=---,,-,,-,,-,-,,-=,-,,-,===--,====,,--� I 4 Door Sedan. Automatic transmission, rad io �d heater. One owner. Sedan. I GEO RGE HAL L COM BO Pomeroy ii� I I 1 7 95 Amer,·can Pa,· r Tfa·1) HohhlI·ng Player, L ke Forked Run P1·ospects ust , ThiS eek f air SATURDAY, JUNE 25th - 9:30 til 1 Fairlane 500 - 4 Dr. Sedan . Radio, heater , auto. trans., power steering, one owner, red and white finish. 2. Door ! E D A N C UB EAGL E. s CL Cadillac-Oldsmabilie-RdiKbltlr I Today's Sport Parode �:� ••• ,.. �!!"o�T I 11y to take a good look il l S lan • · Th e n why d oei.n ' i he slri k e out W i l l i ams, curr e ntly the hottest as many , ?" S.a ndy Koufax ol ! he · I nodgeu? p1L('hn 011 th{' Dodger starr . • · K oufa x !11rlk "" )'O U out with "Al! I !.Ct' it the only good t hat rome o f Craig's 1uss i s that 1 1 � i,i c: urv{' ". L) nr h � etu m ed. . When W 111\ am M h �! hi s good v.111 g l\'I' mt' a {'ha n c_,. _ t o t� .k e a good louk at Stan W1lllam s ,_ Al· 1 hummer, .he do e � n I even fool s tun sllid when Craig was m jur- 1 ar ou nd with a curve " . The 24 year old right handt"r "'d on May 2. F'i1· e days late r Will ii,ms gol mirnt havC' _ had h l� " h � mm er' ' ht� f 1 r sl starting assignment and Thur�day nir�t as he ret i red the I smce then he has unree led six first 18 men m a row before Ed· die K asko doubled t n t h e seventh 'A'ins and only. on e loss, The No. 6 Vict or y came Thurs• inn in.I!!. Los Ang t' l �i; was able to {'apid ay n i ght as W i l liams def_ut�<l ali six-hit1 t 7.(' on ' Jim O "l' oo\e's wildn ess t he Rt> ds , 6· 2, on a nea and a nu!l p� ayed bun ! 1 0. s�ore ter. ll......, three runs I� the f? urth mm ng. G d H cd outfie ld er Jerry Lyneh, a From t here 11 was impossible to I �tu(knt of pitchers in 1hc league catch t he Dodgl'rs. -------si1 i<l W i lliams oo was as fast as ··;m y pi tcher ln the !� ague ." catcher This comm e nt ma<le D u tch Do ttere r chrip up with • - -- - --- - -··-- - -- . 1 I RADIO and TELEVI SION quality car inside antl out. Savoy 4 Door. Here Is gOOd transportation at a M'ddleport Ila - -· I, Batt} e TO } 1-l} score standO[f We rne r '54 OLDSMOBI LE '695 ;54 PLYMOUTH $395 8!io� '54 STUDEBAKER �95 53 PLYMOUTH Super 88 - 2-Door. e d ager Waller Alslon one or the hlgg est scrv1res of t h e year when he h rok{' one of hi s p1lrher ' s col• larbom• s . I f i i hadn't of been for the rll't· t rooled Cincinnati Red out· f i l'lder cracking into hurlu Ho<c:• T c-r t. 'aig, a month a,:::o, Als10n wouldn't have had the opportun- -- - -- - - - -· · -- I Fairlane 500 - 2 Door. Frisky as a young colt . a , TABLE RADIO � a . jet . 8-cyl. 4 Doo r Sedan. Power•Gltde. Very clean. 1 • • Coupe DeVille. A better buy than I d i CINCI NNATI UPI-Vada Pins n Lo s Ang elt>s Dodg r Man, o . M0 ,,OLA out. A Llttle LNgue exhlbltlon gem• IMfor'I' o,enlng of the Syracu.. Fair tonl9ht h,. Ntn unullecl. Th• falr DPfM at W, Main Street Phone WY-2·5342 6:3o p, m. with • rKord hop to follow at 7:30, -- -· --- --- --�""_,-,,_ ,-, . !:'.!:'.!:'._::_::_::_::_,e._::_,-,.--,_::::::::.::_::.::_,-,.:,.. INJOY fOODHIPING WITHOUT HOH . • , AND flll llKI A Qbll N I I I KARR and VAN ZAN DT'S - - Co11t"8I Canee1Jed I I I .SAVI NGS .... everyday! week! SAVI NGS . . everij ' USED 20" Stan Willlf.ins -iHtC , l 11,lx:-blt· li! r lo hlse tlli l'eC 19--i 1,e. hlbd a b-hJi C'Ut IIM I ,itbck that li1.Cf�d�� ijtrh by tom�y 1· .: .J1e�t:ter. Wli l!lns tent� � ti mrn ti, �tee birh � � ' IP. Kisto d�li I� tb ll\•il ievtilill IMUhg, · ' The OHotea ic� . twb runs Ii i!! i)lkhet Geity Still!y of the l j e{ p lt�her Gerry Staley of t�ee White So c1tne apart after tfi,t Sor: tied ihe KON! at j.j In the ninth on homers by Roy Sieve r� end Al Sm ith. Chuck Estrada, who shut o ut lhe White Sox for the last 1 1 .3 innings, won hi11 seve nlh game and Staley was cha rg. ed with his thi rd J ou. Cha r l e Y M axweI I homered to lead off the hott�m o 1 the ninth and ena ble the T11ers to 3nat1 the Y11.nkees' !lbt:-IHhe wihrUn,c sO'.ak. Dnn Moss!, who sU'lick out _fi1'e a nd \t alk!d tw�, IVOn h ill fourth ga me agamst fi ve iffl.l!lel, Pf u,e I m .... •tw�� t£tng :i I I MUSIC in MINUTES , , fiO UC,,:, J� tKff, Gll!hn ■J tl' · � Wiap • l-J tie In th� Sl'V� MlUbr Jind th hlh o : Cardtnala ld�btt Blhgle, tiy �oiikifl ltll"" li�d Ju. lian Javier to iti die Pirates• se ven -game tidntt 3· htn.i atreat · It was l(lhtf!'t tNI� wt8 ot th season whil e r,artl!,- ltwiddi:r suf re-N!d hiR fourth di!t'tal. I 1 USED eartte�. I I A; ... V � . • . Jlineii. ,mrtered fits seventh loss atttt" �ng hl11t!d fot e11ht hit � al:hd el,aht hii ltl 8 2-i lnn tng11. P'blit Sih 'i · ,!!lice ei+bn ri111de !di or lh� ttWihli:el! Hilts un• I I I 'f 1;:;t, west Virginia I Williams, Hottest Dodger' Got His Chance When Injuries Open Door Over One Month Ago F The numbe r of {'rops a 1trawberry hed will pmd u ti• depends on l , t he t'ondltion of thP bed a fter the " A most mer1tor1oua applicaU011,: I By OSCAR FIIALET to a pretl )' pan wht>n 27 .000 specfir!! ! pic1t ln g s i·ason • S ue h condi1111ns poor �oil frr OUBLIN UP! - Thoae tw o 1rand tators ahowed up to !lee the Brit• I would be only loo 1lad to . , t i l i t )· , w cr-ds . ur insects si,mt>t 1mP� ln !i' hrm· n, Om ar K hayam and John- 11 h M a at n1 And, to complicat e 11, but I hav e not the power N e ither, app11 rent1y . did a ny� make a �et·ond crop 1nad 1 1e.ibh• 11 )' Ap pleseed, led the bl bulow golf malter11, a sporting good,; comel,e-;:iarticularly lhOlle who: body tick• food out handing bt-aan the at brigade I k moum1nw 11a> deep in usual!�· I pany will 11 Huwevrr. 1 e i remembe r 11iu1 t 1 quaffin some •d planted to 11. ,· 11:o che1 today. C,mada Cup ma whkh, renovah.' a b U, e red lut October. ; l "Over .kively Port,nathoclr: hanp: Omar, the "jug of wine'• man, q uickly ditcovered, could be used I ous 11arie1�· thnt has bt'fn wtll I an in�i■.i ble cloud of detpondencf'' cared for all .\tason. mu�t hue been a golfin1 Gael be- lnsle■d for liquid refreshment reported the Daily Mail , , f' e The hf>H1 ti mt' to re �ew a Rtraw cau ae any such likN his "wee t mad . would hav The resul WITH A berry bed i .\ jn early summ l"r afl, drop of the crathur .'' And to 1et the Mesaen K h .aya m and Apple- ' " On Sunday, wh11tever the Wei• S Portmarnoc lr: . will be d i')' . lher irst, } n king, Johnny & t'J{�t' x h tht' CT(!p Is harvested along with such thi ter ,, F eed din ilY e hi arated The thousand fair way enth u,. chip off \ hl' fuilaRe wllh a sirkle Appleseed didn't plant all thote comhin ,1l io n o f lri ihmen, lari:e !h 1rty asts ar e expe cted to fl ock to, or �yth e. or . if tht' patchl !i large. t r ees Just to get apple,. Jaek. quantit ies of fret' thirst quenchers l rtmarn P ' e rn i;: m Bui t' eroe tmar: o ock but te n� of thousa nd• Sunday at Po with th t achine c com owin r a mak us s and two of their lo al h ttle s of good l nsh stout and cutter h:i r set fairly high. If 1he nock th e 1 8th hole ill going to be i ng a run at th e top pri u mad i, of bo re main unopened." will r (' r ot1cd ls haa not lwt'r dry. avy and stony h mul h I It a day to celebrate. indeed one when h e brealhed "Ah.'' . dg1,1 11 , some may have to be re . , . · The did aroogh h · c dt' �s a prelud e t� this d_ r n will be a ' Sunday ThP ltedlegs (6- 1 ) and the V an • ut b It," read mo\'cd . kees ( 1 --6) batlle d to A 1 1 · 1 1 tie So well tha t _ i i was six o'clock I te rrible thirsty day." , . After thr l!c'aVI"� dry, rake lhP m , �'-"?n, herald ed i n D� bh n papen �� ve Frum the way he IL.lid 1t, Moni n nin e innings lu t n ight and the next morning before the last , with the rrmai ning mukh . from iili S1outl e 11s Sunda y, you o go ba ck a ways t o . the 8rd19h t to see. pitch pleesant l:ui will hl' something day the l�ft m linally called th(' game because hl'• . of t the plant t o p� to lhe middle , _. . . October In tournament Masten; o f da r kness. (\ will be {'O mplel N I and putt premises. tw('en rows. 1 . And, al� , )'OU must unde nt1 nd a l the two te ams next meeting on Th ey ■ta g,:ered out of ■and _ Arter 1he bed has be e n cleaned th terrain. J u ly 1 1 . bunk er11 in the daWTI's early light . � up the renovation proc ess can be ,,o �t m::�oc k , w here t_he Ca nad ll Othera had to be pulled from ' ay � 1he Redlegs had it 1 1 -8 going co;nplet ed in one of seve ral ways. 1 Cup ()C m g p1 ayed a r 0 inning _ which l sixth itll l ,pi the in of Some, top . the l .,_., int o � Dubli n Bay. ' lll S In so me case9 it may be wise to J PORTMARNOCK, Ireland UPT n arrow the ro· ws 1o a bo u1 12 1·, lili ndy s· pit of land Jutting out mto may be designated ufely as I but the Yankees scored 3 to tie • ,. s . Th"'' e •t one road ..high.' ' tried to swi m_ a C1"0r.i to ! it up at 1 1 a 11 on two urrors,. Sa m -America's Arnold Palm e r and ches. Either remov e a strip o f th . e uu;h ea one road OUbll h. Othen just p1tched the only n naturally, and, over to today out s.el ad e Hood's single and a hit ba tter . Sn Sam w or cut off half J side each on plants TRIM.. LOW�COSf MODIL WITM Sout:1 Africa 's " walking o f each row 4,<i lwaYs on the sam e oul. . . take whole bUJine111 and spent the night . Hindy cam e In to reRonnie Thus, last Oc! o ber things ea me snorlnl hl Wfol t y in can parked IIG•IIT flATU HI ANO JONI! C O LU MBll S (U P I ) - F 1sh t n � wnunded" on the sei;ond round I .s ide) . I f the original rows have place Mark Tannehill for the ' baSNI nd, - aa sedately as if they were in a 1 weeke the for and pro ec1s national Trophy !0p nl of the r 1 e J ut ball o . pread to three feet or more, work Redle gs nnd pitched shut 'fhe entirl'l front ie a g rille H OL Z ER HOSPITAL s no are ek. t w p re were thOlle, C anada C up golf ma1 c h cs. e �tcbed Golden Voice• Speaker ' f or three darkening innings. But on c� 1 c hes l h 1� as weekly out the center, meklng two n.i r• . Adm1 s!fl uns, J une 22 : Mrs. G uido used car lot. . Theslream r ound the cou ne I ood, the l fa v e a t h e dul e d o c were s who d I The Ai :, er1 .a�s c � .,ith hea.\'y Alnico 5 nu1,;ne t. so did Donn i e N ebon for_ t. he y ir o p: row row s from each wide on e . J. Girolami . Pomeroy ; Linda Sue too, 1turnl N the port of ; c o pt nd tion r bea�l)' oonaw� m . its i . . e dt e30 Auto­ a off . . at 9 irupect , lo to t_ee to Re· ch888it 1 n m 1 come platec! : Y a kees who had 1 ( l I PLAeit41 Use a band hoe , g�ape hoe , plow. Pre ston Cheshire. with litter Little Gary Player and m ethod- or s i milar tool _ de pending on shoreli . the ne WH ed ' 3: and ll'l&ti.'r Volume Control. Shock­ ' pitch in th e fifth a fter J. l (()Orl sourc (' s Dc pa � l� ent showed tod ay. D sch rges. June 22 Nancy Lynn he to � promis t d in the , 1 ng r1sh1 The they h lop te Locke, neith e r in w� than obhy a comple i al at for r. � proof ll\terlo ck Hutchlrt.110n !JlOl't_ bo .II t h e size of the pa lch. If the re, Wal�e r, M rs . Mar ion · h o d started ,and ';VllS relie�•ed by ufely. High-i mpact Po\yet y­ \ Rawlings, he laslm� until the ar� und th_c Bas.r, l slan �s I ll Lake physi cal s_hape, Look the _lead maining rows are heavily matted, l"1 rs . Tru man Sheets, La wre nce F. Spa n.uh A.J'11111Wl . I -. J!:�1e :i nd m the lllkes in e�st cen- Thurs�a� i n t� e team compet i tion �• New Y�r', �"• teQ4! cabinet - colora can't fade, fiflh. cut o ul some of the older plants. R tld inann, Mrs. Larry w. Gheari ng , L ICl1ff o'r acratch off. 1n Brown, Y ankees . . . 004 3 13 000-1 1 9 3 I ra ! a_n d s_�u theastern O hio . But of this :m-nat1on tournament . by (t was somethm g �111:1!! New unproductive Mrs . Thomas H. Fellure, M n . TurAl so thin out Hedl e,is . . . 040 :MO 000- 1 1 13 4 r,a ins m th1s area early today we re th ree str�k es O\'er the U nited plants. Thinning gives th e remain • , ley Willi a ms, Mrs. Jerry F . Lem- Year'• Ev_e, and . an lr1 11h wake Rod, Blue, White 11 olled • ,. States pai r. eoion. Model Al .I. Hood, Rawlings 2, N elson c; eK:peetf'<J to cut d own the catch. ing plants a chance to produce ing Mrs. Carl E . Dotson Sandra Pd a tlolisb chrilltenin& 1 t . ' th So astan In Central sl inu ne. n�lm e adr took e who Pl ayer, � i i,hcid.,--l <>I Motorolo lftC, � F n llindy UP and J. Whitlatch. Tannehill, new row� of vigorous, healthy J. Betts, James Walton sw art. M . j rito � j . . r unner E lmer K. Staley , El mer E. N ibert, Delightfully Served t,ut the law hu_ • Jo na: memory . t , crn Oh i o. tl_ie !�Ires with clear w.a- Jedions before and durmg the plants . Eerly -•• formed 7 and Wallace , Manley 4. , ter and lair fishing a rc Sen� first round because of a severe pl i nts may make the most produc-· M i When the 1'ahonail . 'l'r1naJ?,0'1 11 chael L. Lyorui, Joseph I. Evam, · County; Clcndenn1ng 1 attack or asthma, shot a seven• h ve fru iting plants the next sea • . I Currnscy o a n an oeWith Your Favorite . Mrs . Cha rles Ii:. Fowler , Robert Co. attempted Ip bt i 1 C omm Ittee Meets and Ta�pan, llarr:1Son; Forked under-par eou rse-r_e cor� 31.34-e� 1 son. U nder favorable conditi ons, William VanMeter, Ben ·amin T. �iona)" li tuor . l i�DM! for ,Its 1 3 1 Side Dishes progra� com mlt : the Pft�S t th� Run . Me i gs : Burr Oak. M organ ; l o take over the 1nd1V1dual lead most of the healthy older pl ant l'I .The �iito m Knapp Willia m Frank uui ■ger bfitn J('attered ,round 1 y r ra e •l t ddlepor i M : Atwood, Tuscarawas; L.ike H ope by thr ee strok "!s over Flory van ',\' ill also f11 rm new fruiting pla nts fai,...,y, fl Portmmock. .t�lll �Lernoon at th•e t_ . Joy {'e ' Lynn William, RiekY I Wednesday n_ and l�ke Alma, V 1 nlo11 . and Veto, Donck of B elgium . J.,i1licc Kut11 Nunan denif!d lime .11 kughe . n Dea crowns r a 1 lin the M al n ene Hesso brary to outline the program £or Wa:!ihmgton cn:u11ty. Most maj_or !he 42-y�e�-..,�d Locke, st ! ll In the . �tition willl longue-ln-cheek N ext spread a cover of well-rot- f harles Rand all B ishop , Jack wa1'. I next year. ''Wheh Radi@ & TV Is A streams fire rml y to m uddy with pain from mJ•mes suf£er ed m en ted manure on the patch Be sure l rs aolemnitJ ti he oNerved: . Pre 11e nt for the meel l ng . er TO : 7 a few_ s�all�r st �eams t��oughout automobile accident las� _ Febru- to work it in c arefully a�ound the (! Birth!'\, June 22: a daughter to -;; ..• Buslnell:S Not A Si1follne" T Mrs. Emerson Jones , pr�si thu d 1stnel m ·f1nr cond1tlon. LL ary, card ed a 36 ·36·72. g1 vmg the planls· I C manure Is not availa ble, Mr and .Mrs· Guido J· G ir ola.m l• • l 11,111 Ill, " · n A • N E , I TON · N' Se,oitd Ave. Middleport · TR N t Mrs· · Dale . Dutton an d M rs. t't0d· I Ie rt·1· .. " a 1 37 aggrega e apply a com mercin south Afr1°,n• -------1 1zer PJ oh · Pom eroy. thuned d�at gtrl ld · th ney Downin g. Palmer shot a 69, Snead 7 1 . -----�-er by drilling or by hand applicaa de�ited toJ b1Uoon ::" P�ne WY•!-3973 F e rtilize pl ants. r R NG lion near t he I R.ECOVI K IMES b dffl d ln her n,outb. The od ge . . e e l . . . s n t we · m de e should NOT rernam I n dire ct conu R. K i , n r Cet'II ur 1 1 Darlene Schnorbus of HamPomeroy ZII K, Mala protact wit� the foliage or crowns, gery at Camd_e n-ei.rt Hospital, r.ro; Townshi p, N. J. , . because i t may burn the plant. U p June 2 1 , and 1 s re covering nli• nounced dead o n arrivlll at St. OPIN 6 AJ.l t• 10 P.M. . 0 1000 lh, P" "'° o f JO.Jo.JO h cto, ily , Hi, room n,mher Is 3311, 1 . Hospital Fr, n cis 2 fertilizer, or its equlvllent, can be - --- ." _ I , _ _ ____ 1g csed. If good cultivation a nd weed ovation, lrr111:atron may �e nee� tli NEV.: YOR� UPI-The_ la� l of control and insect control are fiaty. It is seldom adv1sahle J , o t� than more for bed a fruit th_e Friday night TV-.Rad10 fights� new ation, v reno pract iced after will be sta�cd tonight at St. Hemlock Grove w on a 1 1-2 Lll- I planls will form that will usually years. But stl'llw�rrle& TAIJ again Nicholas Art!nll, where light tie Lcapue game ov er Chester , Jl rodu re a la rge crop the next follow in a rolatloA of vegetables ME&lliERS and GUESTS heavyweight c o ntenders Doug Thursday e vening wilh A. Swin- year . During dry we alher alter ren- or f arm cr nps. MUSIC BY Jon es and Von Clay meet in a re- dell and M. Hazelton each getting I �-------turn to-rounder. a pair of safeties for the winners U,bealea Jo,es of New York is Chester's two hilo were gotten - -- - -fnvo1'ed nt 9·5 to beat Clay or . by Roush and Rose. . -- - - - -I Philadelphia ag a in. -"Dynamite C hester · · · · · · · tot 000- 2 2 0 s . , , · � • t'I Doog" ,e e k, hi, 15th ,tnight · vk- He mlo ol< Orove 103 34x�I I 8 0 'f ,.• r "'" _ n ' . D l. lory and eighth kayo. Will, Wolfe 5 and Chadwel Ther e 'll lie no more weekend Wells, Whaley 4 and A. Swindell. But it causes m en ta1 illnen _ in By DELOS SMITH telc \'isio,i fights unlil Oct. 8 when -------Tahiti, too. Berne made this pomt UPI Science Editor 1 the razor sponsor re sum,is them in re porting to the Amer ical'I Ps:,r88 far So NEW YORK UPI _ --On Saturd:1y nights inste ad of 1 that ln S �tu�y_ ll symptoms, frequ ency, and causes chiatric A�s!1. �� his , Friday nights. And they'll be d. n isla ad1&e r a p Pacific South of mental illnesses a re concerned, sh_ iftcd fro� NBC to ABC but "A child who is 8ell� away by u man being s nre much the same 1 h without radio, 1usl as re. the world over. arcucd a psy her mother may feel has a which_ ty e soci a in ed t jcc. g ' chiatric scientist afte r studyin . e a��t ch1ld:bearatt�tud rel.axed 30 or patients (',l,uf'ch Trrutees Meet O menlal hospilal J . mg and c�1ld�ispos1tw� �!!I m a Rev . Raymon Konkrighl conc ountries. , · slam r.a�d g s Payn� Charl!Y society which,, 111 v ery ng1d about l, Carme of ducted the de vo tional period Dr. Eric Berne rst inmn g startfi lhe m r matters, h e said. home such lhe on · m boo the d , re Me of Heath atu. lowe , whrn the IJ'ustees . C Lea e gu Little Sees S.ma- Ra.. 8 Middleport ed {'cultural" a pproach to mental ill· . , . 1hodisl Churcli met Thursday , rst mn.fi -0 a boy �h o ltfo"s u p . m a with off s dia ''And 1 s anthropologist 6 J � , 1 ness with which e n•n i ng. Various projects for the hold I� a .society · last evenlng in ?- gam have beguiled psychi atr ists a nd a erowded hou!lie church were discusse d end rou- ing lead rgm, om 1s s�1l1 puJ>. m 0 freed 9 a 11exual by won lly se o wh fin w id cuslomary , a · n psycholo sts. It is no , · tine matlers take n care of. a� du1tur� ee !ling.es thr just be had Moore may ed B iddy lici n l perso z a e r cultu e r e :t;o consider the Atten ding the me eting w J . slstm 4 Door Sedan. Sparkling blaok finish. hits with or ct � l pa n • conta uch Bratt<? m e Mik too , A. Emmis h, and from . in appra ising his m e n- by mes c Jack E'.echt �l. c. o India ns 8-h1t a�tack. tal Illness, and parentll as a boy who gro� Glenn Lambert , E merson Jones, lo lead the e ss wml still Red S�x, the r up in th e slu ms of a. put1t1� .city. em e s r.o data gical opolo r and Cook The anth J ohh Kinea\d, Ho m er eague. Jim Butc�er a nd l Berne said !�a.t 1 f Tah iti had the m to \Indicate the more primi tive a Robe rt Harris. r Seda n. One cartful �al owner. New tires. Doo 2 l�I deal for 1es fac1ht same Piit Edwarde bad safe •lute. the en b cm m the society, the fewer Red Sox . . . , . . . . 000 000--0 2 2 who break down mentally, and with mental Illness 18 we do, ill rstrr.ct vent lien Indians . . . . . . . . 602 Otx-9 8 l there Is much backing for the official rate would be about the I Members of lhc WSCS of the Ellis (LP), Edwards and Butel · 'dea that If a cullur c okays an same as the Amer ican rate. Thal es. Mercuryoma­ Door Sedan. Power steering and brak 4 and da n l91a Fiji r elhotlist Ch urch, M_id C� c- er. Payne a nd Burkett. the Heaill f� al� �ct, it is 'not likely to be at the iioea :'1 tic drive. Radio, beater. One car�ul owner. port, . 'll'ho al1entled the d1str1ct mat- other pnm 1tlve !•nds whieb h e no s, illnes ental m a f o o t ERY U N D ERGOE.S SURG mee tmg at the P o meroy Simpson has visited In his years•long geo1 er h t it is d � M rs. Arthu WLSe �e:d :..iethodist church were Mrs. James gr aphi<! investigation of the mem� \ :ra�tlc:e Par,ntaJ R•lectlon ry �n• • Criswell, Mrs. John Kc tchk.a , Mrs. tlia; . h_cr, daug ter, rs. tatly i11. deflre cultu careful owner. Dynaflow. Radio a nd I n s »ce our One . • For Top d surgery Har l!lajor ent d undeiw rieri1el facas, r l Mccom cultu Lee on s Mrs. ! s, phasi m Haskin e : �ot I rove of paNoah Th e a Hos- 1 mt ly • d heater. Almost lite the day 1t was sold . Mrs . Earl Knight, Miss Bess San- Wednr�sday at the Ohio Valley �8 t ting theli�hildren and tors in m ental illnesses could be ren Important 111born, Mr!!. Raymon Konk right and pit.al, St<!ubenviJle. Her rool}l num��ejedlon " whether ' real "obscuring mote r . 3 s r dea · i.11 that �n s . said. French L. Hi e h � : _ � sue�,'• Mrs. -- · _ _ � I 00 _ ___ __ � _ :: 1:n: led , is deePly i nv olved _ In · ings work . Power• tal n me the • •f d11i, Tahit n many mental ill nesses. J Hard Top 4 Door. Original bleek flnleb like new on. the 11 ute "eult ns, rbed perso tu i;iot is n o i eject r ental r pa however, glide. llo , " all right-it Is I same lev!l a11 auto-lnto,:ic:i n only culturally mtca. eeono ' racial preJudlce, and nl practlced. ____ o_ _ mm _ r co � I � 8ra�-• E-�r-n Gear F r NL -nnant M I By U n ;red .,... lnt..nohonol NATIONAL L E AGUE Whl'II l l1n•4> wnlks imd 3 ln lS{'ll(' W L Pct. GB• / .. st•t up 1he s i x runs ? ,39 -� , �3� [I I , i 1 l sb11 1 ;.: i 1 R.Nll i "'S 1 [)4 000!I 6 h.llJil 7 M 1 lw.iuk, · i · Utt.. ,... ........,� n""9 1fkll . 35 23 60,! 2 1 i . 430 , -1.h: - �4 (,i u h"' 1 I S !i n � r;i 11 1 1 �<0 4 at shrill 1, . � 1ii *Hl5tlf 1ou lii!ar tb30 53 1 6 3 � � r h:t 1 ' 1 ( 1 p 1 b ! ·vi• f 1 n 1:1 w • S t 1 ,011 1, 30 :t2 484 g •"� I day n1e1i;11 that CllarHe DreliB@h � � 2• Ch ar 1 �' Yst' 1 1 4 , at •8t ory 5 I t · 1 1 1 rnm at 1 30 32 . 484 9 1'2 t1as tht Ml1Wf1Uli:1!� lJrll\'�' J)enJ imm y I onrlP 5 an d ! 11 1· k W1•r ry I 1 ,,,� rigel i •s na n\ d:pte!i1 lti l;llgh ge�r. 28 33 459 l l A I Mike Je'. 1 k 1 11s ( W I� , , 0Wt"ns J and )' h1l a drl p h 1 a And that ltllll thua is the hopes 25 :n 403 1 4 l4 Sht•rm ( 1 1 nrl1H - l .i'1p1re H uhh.arrl l h u .igCl 23 35 .397 1 4 1.� or San F't-�htll!icb ,f1i11 hitting rbck Ht•dli•�, l i 1 1 t N� were Flnlnw tJnd boltom afltt a_ rc,bt-ia me s"Qt Thlond•y'i Res.ulh l;f>nnte VariMl't !'r, lwo slnglt• � I al the hantl11 qf tjji SJ"ivetl {ha! Ml lwau l: ee 8 San Franci sco • Cha, ll' � J\-h thrws a H1 nglt> an,! Philidelphi .a 4 Chiuto 3, nlsiht lert the Glanti 1,1,ti g■ihes �hlif IJu k WHry !41 1 1 g te i,,oud for thre1· 1 St. Loui , 3, P i thbvrgh 1 , night th e lead ltl . .th e �atlhhal League I runs. I pen n an tlce. 2 night incinn•ti C Lo 6 Angrl•� s I For 1h " C.ila nl ll . (' undiff and Th <' \etrha i)all� each olh�r F ri day 's P roba bl e Pitch; r1 lr en t o dou in Knapp / s g �, Ovr � w St. L ou is .at Phil.ade l phla n i ght , Thura�•f l ll:e sJU� 1.11 the night bl <'B a n d ;i � m gl e and �E>or � 1• -Sa ded:i 1 -3 vs Ro�tts 3,.7 -the Bhlvea 1PPirentiy ci>ing on 1 t o chall Don ? v � n a t ripl e H nd two s rng les . h t, ��IJe for lhit!lt tlUti:1 pen. . o buro nightChicag a t Pit 1>1nmond I was . too W£• '. to play I Ell s worth 3.4 vs Miutll 3-4 nant i n tblit yellti aHlt the Gtants 1 h(• lnd 1;,11� :n1 d T1::{'rs rai ned n u t . S a n Franclt.co a t C incinnati appa ret1tly gOln,1 nowhere. . Jets 000 J OO-- I 2 :1 n ight-O'Dell 2_ 7 or McC ormick . W 8-4 WJt]j, The !ICbre Witte n u Dodge r s 3� 2 51ix- 1 8 1 4 u , 8_ 3 vs Hook 6-s _ his fifth vieTom Wood s (Ll ' ) . J o_h11 Wol �t• &Los Angeles at MllwaukH night Spahn , t ory !I n .. Ma hitting two bWlil . ,, _ uhx 2. Jdf Burl I. Hurly Sll•wart 3. -Ko 2 8 , W ill ey 4. 3 hom en •nil. d_rl-�ln1 In four ru,n1 J i m_ A_nderson 4 1111� Don Swis�N Saturday's Games to lift the fthvt;i . wti�lti .J � •f t C , 1 tihs { W l ' J . .S l ll1 J)�.M1 4, , E d St. Loui, ,1t Phllade lphia ; J 2. sm •:P1 1 ., di e �jnhr 5 and _ LOLIIS 1)1c hl . Chk<'lgo .at Pittsbut'ah � -91.c� � r e: rates. sthtUmplrl': Jolln M i kh. � : San F rancisco •I Cincinn.atl t ht: Briv�, 1Ohil!!il 1\l'lhttc e e Jl:'t hitters were Tt>mmy Woo<l� L oi Angele-• at Mllw.auk e ing streak of tnl! s!(ioi1 to lii:r AME RICAN LEAGUE ga the!l d:PH: deaH the hls11UI th elt wilh a d , tdlh· ar:d fl ur!y Slrwart w L Pct. GB firth .9tralght 10111 and ninth in O single, hul i1 waa four wa!h 35 23 .603 l t i ga mes. • !n t h 1• fourth t h a 1 �rorcd l hi• r u n N1• w York U.i l l 1 morc 3B 27 .�85 ½ Goin on Plril... , for lhe ,JPts. 33 25 . 569 2 , Th e Braves gained a full game For th1• D odgcri., Bahr had 11t•wland 32 30 · 5 16 5 1 wh"n the Pirates w ete ' t hri• e sing le�: Joh1111y < : u i n ! h Pr ! ' hi ,· :ig o beate n , ' 30 2D .508 5 1..li three to one by th e St . Loui s two singlP�. and si x boys had � i n n..i rr, i t 25 3:t . 431 l O Cardinal.� . whil e the Philad e lphia g les, IJil·hl. l'./1a rh•y Ba x l rr , ,J r1£ ' Wash i n gtmi 2fi 36 .419 1 1 PhiJli e.s downe d th e Chic,11go Cubs Freernirn, .John Zun·hrr, Virgil Ka11sa.� City 22 38 .36 7 14 Ooslon 4-3, and the Los Ang eles Dodgers j Phl l l q1s nn d Gary Mitch Thurscl.a y'i Rtt1ulh .It•! pl !l' he n fmrn ed fo u r ant1 defeate d the C i n!'innali Reds, 6-2 , in the other National League wa lke d 12. !hl' tr undoinJ.: Th l' Cl ♦vel•nd 7 W■ 1hln 9ton 6 gumes. . 1 hrl'f' Dodger pilrhc rii f anned 1 1 DH roit 2 Nn York I B•ltimore 5 Chic.ago 3, 1 1 lnn. The Balti mo re Orioles adva n d walked '7 Boston 14 K .a ns11 City 4, night to within a half game of �� e Frid.ay's P ro b■ bl• P itchers. Ameri cHn League lead when the SPEC I AL HUNTING PERMITS N•w York at Cl.v•l•nd night heat the C"ll icago White Sox 5 WASI IIN<:TON UPI - Th{' Sen• -CoatH 8,0 v1 Perry 7.3 I 1 11 1 1 Innings al,ld l�e D \ 1t �!e hai, p11s1,rd a bill to al lo_w t'1 \•1 ) . _ W.ashinotod at Detroit night- I Tigers topped thi: New ���k 111�1 ,i1ortsm"n . !1) l!CI &p�{' J�J per- Lff 3� vs Bunnln1s 4-4 Yankees , 2-1 . The Cl eve land In1 m!L� for hu11 t 1 11g _ .:ind r1st1 1 ng un Baltnnore et kenus C ity nl1ht diuns defeated the Washington military m�erv:itton s . -Brown 6-2 vs Lanen 0.4 Senators, 7-6, and the Boston Boston at Chicago night-Mon- R e d So� routed the Kansas City DON IIMMER F INED bouquette 6-6 Yl Shaw 5-7 Athle tics 13-4 in other A merican ' ' . l'I I JLAJ )ELPIIIA llPI - Don S.ah,rd.ay's G.ames Le"gue , ctlon • " z i m mer. r · 1 m·�gu • Cuhe' in fit'ldl•r. Bo1.ton .a t Chlcaoo Spahn went the di11tance for has. h<•t:11 nol 1t 1ed that h� h.1111 be_en ' Wuhinglo .at Detroit the Bra ves to win his rifth g11me "' r1,r his arg umN1t with New York at Cl.veland f1 11< (! $2� . hehind iJ n i ne-hit attack that inumr1m• bl Vnrg o durmg Ow -�er . B.altlmore at Kan,,. City, nl,ht duded two hits each by Wes 011< 1_ i::111111' or a <!ouhle - lwa1l1·r MINOR LEA GUE RESULTS c ovington and Frank Torre. S am . a g � Lll�l l'lulmlt•lph1a, Tuesda,v . -� _ .. _ INTERNATIONAL LEAGU I! - -· _ __ - ·- - · - · - -- ---- · - - -Rocl,e1lt, ♦ Miami 2, 1 4 lnnL -- - H.avana 6 euffalo 3 Columbus 9 Toeonto 2 Richmond 5 Montrtal 2 AMERIC AN ASSOCIA TION (Comp lete Out fit Ready For The Water) St. Paul i CharlHton 1, 1 st Charleston 7 St, Paul 2, 2nd Houston 2 Loulwllle 1 1 4' A luminum D• ll.■..Ft. Worth 3 Mlnnupolls 2 l.onr Star's MALIIJU 0.nver .at Indianapolis, ppct rain Tu11-YallH' -� r•ort�ll'J' with d1'l11 xe ) PACIFIC COAST . LIAGUl!' · 1�phulsl1•1 ed sc 11.1in).(. wincls!1iP \"' San Dl-,o 4 Vancourqr 1 com pl"h' i;tc,,rlng , e�. . IJ•ul'r.it Seattl• 5 Secr■mento o . . . CW ' . h-p ran1{t', 18-40; �n, 1ffox• SpokaN 9 TICOffla 6 W I . 270 lb.�. With . S.lt Leko 7 Portland $ SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION • 35 1 1 P. MC'r("nry Motor. �1'om11lele with controls ), Little Rock 7 Atlanta 3 e Mai;IPrt · r11ft Bo.it Trll ilcr, 600 lh. c,1 Jl<l<'ily till-UI> modi \ • w11h wench . 1 Nashvlll• 4 Birmingham S I Chattenooet- 12 Shrn•port 9 Mob il• 3 Memphla 1, ht M1tmphl1 5 Mobll• 4, 2nd EASTERN L EAGUE I OPF.N FROM 9 A . M . lo 8 P.M. Bin9h.amton I Sprlntfl•ld 5 I RHdlng 1 0 LencHter 7 Phone WV-2•3324 I\.J lnersvUle, Ohio , Wllll.am,port 1 1 Allentown 6 I Middleport, O , June 24' 1960 • i ! P iil · · . . , , $1,1 �5 1 956 FOID VI 5iatl._ Wagbuy in anyone 's opm• 9 Passenger 4 boor. This is a top Ion. Extra nice. · · · · · · · · · · , $1 P,5 1 956 FOID VB Fclitltme , car lllsl� and out. All 2 bwr !Itta Top. A beautiful vldyl trlln . ltw li $Sf•nt-i 1 954 IUie< ¥B's . . . . . . . . . . Al lll!ller tiOy,! EIJhl ft�• cars. You simply Clln'l filil! wHere. lloil models and body styles. t)H:N UNTit 7:SO MIIM. tmtu SAT, ft-t, More _ . ..: , 'S R . • IJ. " S:TT LA 3'M It .i�-1' l !1............." _,.•"""'""'"..-.::'�:.;;.;:.:,.:.:.:·•.:.;,_..,...,___� 1 E OY �� ' I ��Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , June 24, 1960 1 0 I •. • ,Re;: I e Much Of Peru's Popu lation Is ! Assassins Injure Mason County , Kill 4-H News Land less, Hu ngry, Desperate Pr_esident h _ ���!L, .'0 1�1'.e�, r 0M HuusE c, 11 TU mer 2-ll475. ti 2 1 flip I MAR Y t·PUL L I NS, K l::F IU <.: l:: l{ATUHS, E:wmgs Store, -�-· ..,.....••'·nd,nt, ltIB W . M.am, Phone W Y :l-2ti6U . c ... No. 1 3,00I. Reservations are atill beil1g al'· i i LI M A , Peru UP I -Two-thirds of ed pol 1r� lmed _the streets. Pe1u!'ur ... u,rnt lo a n On.l er of S,d e I 6 :lJ J te ept ed for Mason c County 4-H FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE IU!IIULT� ----- -- -� · -- 1:,:,ut!d vy Lhe Cuu r t ul (. u m i J1 u n j l 'r r u ' s p u pulal lo n 1s thr ead-b;ire a u ts buried their dea�. Camp Jun e 27 -July 1. All 4-H UPIenezuela V CARACAS, Molt Ar• lnd,an Ph ;,,!>, .\letg:, L uunt y , Oh iu , I w il l , lan d l ess, hun�ry,. despe rate. . RATES l } 7 ) Help Wonted Presid en t Romulo Betancou r t wae Club membe rs are eligible lo at• About 60 per _cent o f P eru'ti ' in j ured and Ill top-ranking Ve ne • t e nd. Th e cost is $7 .50. \' l' I , r n t h is . C i_l y of Ki n gs, " u l l L· r f ur �.iii.: <ti 1· u b l 1 (· A oct 1 0 11 4 c-enLs per werd. Otll' l /1$C"rl10n. Mrniinum charge - 60 cents. W A .\ "f' E I ! IUUSEKEEPEH Age u n l tl l' :tUL h Li a )' u f Ju b , l 1tuU , a t Jewel of the ancierit Pe r uvian pop u lauon 1s I ndia n , a race well l A large attendanc e is expected killed today in ti centa per wurd fot three cocx.:,u Uv e 111$e!" t to1t,1._ i(J lu 65 Hdcrenees wanted. t u w A . W. I ii.I t he Ll uu r u l the 1:.nd, glasses tinkle p!e.u;antly rn aeq u arnted with pover�y and ma!- I iu e lan ao fic er was u e or the wet:k'11 acti v itie, whi ch f a n app rent ass sin a tJOn a tt mpt l'huru.� WY 2 :12 1 5 . Spctcu.l - on e m•11th for 30 <· ect., per word. ti 2:J :J t c: L u un J t u u.:.l" 111 i·u mcru) . (J t uu, the t !'.l' _ sh!e k '. cool at rnosl:'he re of the n�tnuon and susce ptible _t o th� against will be conducted at the Maso n t h e president. -�· h, li u wmg u...-)rriOt·d n'.:1I e:, .:1 t t" . Full r.ale o f 4 ce n ts pe r word will oe t•hargcd for advertisirt1: I blandi�hment s of Comm unist ag 1I <H_ 1 l lon . and th e B?livar. t Bela ncou r t 's naval a id e , Capt. County 4-H and Youth l.:antp d DOl pa.id Within 10 days aner re-ceiVI.Ili bill. ( 1 8 Employment G lea n1 1n .1;: ca r s glide .ilo ng the talor s . ::.auull. l !l the Villa g e (Jf l ' u l l l Lopez Par ra, was killed by Ii gr ounds. Errort io A<1vertis111g - Should be ,�portf-d !mmt=dlate-ly. Tbe t ru) , a H d in � rii i: l lon I d , J u � n � . f mc _boulevardsb A � nchl y - dressed m PINW EARERS' CAMP ChaI bomb blast and Interio r Defense Wonted s S sador ba U e ld S e A n nairi Sentinel will no t � respotlSli.ble for more l.41:o one mcor­ ltc:1 u g e I J o J th (" Uhw c... umpa u) s wum .:1 n passes Y - F rom l uxunous · • · ays -� - . e11 1s • , The Mason County 4-H Pinwear­ Minist er Ge. n. Jose Lopez H. e nl'is 1 U 1e t e d bt mt pin to rect inBCrt.:.on r• • IIOUSEWO H K , J I\ONI N G , B ABY I ' urd1 <1.�l· u11 .r'-. oy l or s Hun. }te1gs li utel rooms_ th e sw ep f Lim , romba lting Hf'd i n flue n ce un der- quez and his ware wer e seriously ers g roup is planning a short h.l,· d or Tt...;ioks and Sipee1al Nol.ice.11 of E,·,· 'lts 11.UO. ObHuanea • • ' be 1:1 c h an d s1tt111g. un<I t·o11 aI so lI u w;i 1tre!'I,,, l o u rn_, , u l 110, 1 u wz 1 l i e m� I I1 u stre 1 r h es. lo · L he white weekend Cllm p July 1 and 2. It Pui n l Fo u r program bringin" r nJ ured . the pu.bllM!ed al l ee·i t per .-.oro b P11c1f1c the ,, yond. e , . I L l 1 o <1n·, s l . ul 110n I na11 111 . . , I ., clerk llfi .. � u u o. 1 work. ' n 1 r p will • begid with th e closing of J . t B [ b o o ._ e C c mas ead eret, ..-u 3 DAYS ·;;oaos J DA i' v n,-. vs l MO. f tus is the face of Per u, a face in sec<ls ·.,aJ,lricu l t u ral. know-how ancou rt 's 1:1rmed gua rd , also was eoonty 4-H camp and will e nd " "' U Loells l St., M 1dd l epor 1 tral' I ou \;;,,y J ur � H uu • cXct" pL L I '-' r, 1 '•u u.:. , .. · 1 1 .,, · I 1 as oans n It ere s11i1zmg J u1 s d d a1 . 9lk:: 15 60c $ 1 .35 • I I h a· 1 ra d.ia e.s pr r n ce Y opu 1en<:c, "1 -50 . 6 24 J tc cual antJ •uLht-r m 1 1 1o.:ra1s w u • 1 Lhe around 9:30 p. m. Saturday. inJ· ured 21' 60c $120 $1.80 '6.00 nght to J ! I I IJC a rid rcmuvc ' the llU 1J1 el t1 •.r_i· tag,•:,wa I I _ed, sc,,, urJ· 1 y. A , l o w a i. $ 1 .50. Bul its rega rd ed as Club m'"mbers who r en•1�e on conflicted eports r First I a holdi n g action a t best. � 7:k $1.50 $2.� $7. 50 Sal li (' W llhuu t. l ill"Ul l lbroncc tu l h L· J)fOU( r ce ha_ rec a 1 s hC onceervices their 4-JI pins du r ing l"OunlY ness Busi e th e bomb CilfllC from. Rawher J O ( i-:rl ' at power wield ed hy Peru 011 :.urfarc. _ __-� Dri ly L wo per C(' nt of Pe r u's I.a nd dio ne wsm e n said it was thrown camp also will be invited lo .Jt­ /\d, J"-M61Ve<I by l U A .M. Wlll be In that day . JM,PCC , _ I , I A l H CON D J "�"IUN I NG; REFH.l_GEU- , HE�' l�HE N C E l lE I-:_u� Vu l . 1 9.4 , 111�. L' Onti_ne nt. is c u l \ ivatl'd. ll!; riv ers a�e un- I at a line of official cani in "."'�ich lc n d. . P HO N E WY-2-21 57 l hcse are other faces. A wom . harm•sscd. at1011 service. Jack s Hefng era- 1 l ai,;t' I J9 antJ V o l . :lll::I, l 'a�c 1:13, Uoads ;ire (cw Ill the the gove rnmen t men were rtd mg. t ion Ntw Havei.. Phone TU2- Dt•t·d l t e e o nb Juhling MC-Clung, Good Luck ol I\1 (•1 g � l 1m 1 1 l ) , ii ll � h u Hl cs a l ong 3 d�ty .street I trop1e:1J lowl a nd s . Th e _ mounltlins Other sources said ii was planted the 1n lo uno northea!lt, ! land a J [ .:. bt t ver 4-JI CJub was sel ected to Clo ·�c . · . l unJ1e1 t ll11u 1 7. If 6"Z3 r t ul t a 5J d are nch m miner ahl in th e de f ense minist er's vehicle. 3 l 1 1 J'\iot ,ces 1 9 1 For Sa re !,f l1l' hlng wirnt . She begs yo u to of the An des low s . the I. B. (Tubby) Bo g gs receive Vl:l alJle mines l u man and some , . 1 1 e i r n_Ls _fo r _ her ce 7 2 by. a l on Scholarship at t he fi nal Memorial ual t h Str r h1 l fERMJTE AN 0 PEsT CoNTROL ONE M A < i N AT0 N t ; ie ll f lc gu1 ' M UELLER F U kN ACES , WESTIN G . �n (' ee , HI M! · and Mrs. Clyde W ,i lke r- an d � : � �s . � _ . , t"l:, c , �ating nirk to the lnc11s, arc be, a r h t s ndian c s Campc 1>r n o:, , ' rn u Vil l.it,:t' the of oi 1960 Conserva­ l'omcr session y, lllhl i: J said l t' r by Pain. �rH 1n1.,pec;hon. ln,u rworked. But ' t he surface of fam i ly, Thurman, were Fathe r s tar and (i1h.so11 ampli fier Cii ll I HOUSE appli ■nc;H, Arnold Brog lic, h :l \oe- nuts. itd by Nationwide. Phon, Ill. 1 W Y2-200:J Ucforc 5 p M thert, SyrecuM, Ohio. Phona Sl rt• t·l herng ui L�!r.:.crLcd 1111 the I Day guests of her puents, Mr. and tion Camp, a t Camp Ceasar, W ('b­ 1 mi ncral wcallh has ba r €l,Y be e n s ter t:ounty. t his is the highest 1 1 - 1 1 -tf I .:, u u t h �Y L uc �:,\ Sl� ee1 _ and u l l � llL' and A. 5ervic;• 'Shtlon WY26- 1 7 Lfc sc ra tt- hed . WY:2-6384, ____ Mrs. Dale Dye. Commu ni s ti At Work ) .'.ort h . 1 . award that is prese n ted tu a illld asl Niiyl 1r b} , 2366. u i --1 -i, 4-26-tfc I .. ur . - Tit. I n a t ime when un re�t in un - 1 -- - -· __ 1 GRAV E - • ACTOR camper at this !:lession a nd will LY SALIS AND Tt:U:�IS !ON RADJO A � D Sl1 AL_L J H o .a d, t h e r e !Jemg no hou i,P num cl enlc\elop ed areas sti rs th e wor ld 'J ll�Rt: W I i i he a ft•1 1val s tart111g l S•rvtc<.·. 512 E., M.ln, Pom•ror. entitle Mt.·C lung to return lu the a pplianc e repair, Phone Otis L,e r /'er st r uggle� to sol ve th,• a e·June 2 1 al I! p Ill l' very evcnmg Phone WY2-297S. Sal�1man: McClin tr;.:k, RacUle, O.'lio. 2-1-tfc 1961 camp. Term s of s a l e : Cash on d ay of , old u r' bl , i . f t h � elite il�d l _e O t r, /m \ il l thl' Freedom (;u:,pt•l \1 1.�.� um ' Haro14 8,unhut, ReadaYHI•. snk. S;ud premises CiiU/JO[ h...- sold . ' J I ve l Jy 1 a e ill �ll l d Kn_ol>.s . Hc v . J )n'ler JS Ohio. Phon• Coo;Y.11• a691 . APA:�J. � �N�I:s ��U:1:r"•be�lt!�fd fo r _Jc.s.s l h ii n !W u-thirds Of the ap- � J i ' ; s; : � d l f�:� �: ' ' 1 ha i e da _ t n w Cl �� t::n t!� � e�! �i r �i�I! J;I� vn r i'h,;u. M lhc- evan�eils t a11d Hcv . L H. , w J-I U-lfc 6- p r a1.se<l va l ue. The propert . . . y 1:, ap I s w •a1 and die sc�at ch_1ng a h v mg versity, has been awarded a Sears2-3-tf I prs i sed il l $ I I 00_ To be sold J)<' .1. Phon e WY-2,6281. i Gl lll'H'Uc.amp is tlw pastor Th(• - - ---- _ ___ s uh · · ' ot11 of th e st eanung J ungl e . PUBLIC AUCTIO N N F. W YOH Americans UP( Foundation .schola rship re groups. Roebuck K He added : I -pu tJl i c I:, n i v n e t.l lo alteni · � (i -- ' !thct 1 � ��le lll' n J or �a t'S f � r 1 960· I C - O D S---Lt ,T PORCH CLOTH , -WO ommunist agit.H to rs a re at nC! iv ed an av erage of more than SATURDAY, June 25, 1 960, '' attend jus th e ninth annual Sum t closed often The decade Lo 2 t< s reserve O rcJc<· t any work e xploiting Lhe wanls shadt!s, cloth porch valance, ' 1 :00 P. M. . __ ___ _ _· :i;'1u : oi the Workshop in Hum a n Deve $14 mil l ion a day in called benefits tt1e 'F a bulous has b ee Fi!• m er n d· , awn m gs, venetian blinds, win- o r , , miil lY by poi n ting to the plenty from health insuring organi:1:a- hes' and that J.s a fit dPscrlpti on · fopment and Human Relations, J . . Ttw undersign ed will orJer a t his I 1 8 ) Aul·'v , IW� J.,R T C.:._ HA_H1 F:N nA< _H dow .!ih(ldes. Free estimates. lhe fo r rn l oculed in Ch ei; ter Townlions in 19�9 to hel p offset the for the record compiled during 0. Knapp, Director o{ Exte nsion S� t·r_itf u� Mc!1;;s ,u'.unt y , Oh w of Tensi few. Dale Union Ave., !1 1 Wippel, 2 rose last summer un when sh1 11. one mite off Route 7 at cos{ or medical bills and repPace th e peri od of health insurance. vood CIH11 U•ed Car• Service a t West Virglnia Univer1 O,RlrE lt Pomero•· 5 21 OOtc C 1 1 , & . Peru was ( H ? \\ th reatened by economic F111e Points, (t'ollow Arrows;, income disability. lost through slt)' announced. 6cholariships were All M.II" and Mo.la A 1 1 on f'YS tl l" 1 1 am 1 f From the begmn 1 ng of I"" 0 awarded disa ster. P eru's curre ncy was dethe followi ng: Philco Refrigera- - - ---:::::" "" Th e He alth Insurance Institute to 50 extension workers f'AiTRONK.ITAN MOTORI • I (til 17 24 ; (7J 1 • B, 1 5 • Slr tcriura ting rapidly. The t reasury to the end o ( 1 9!59 the number from 29 sta tes and Puerto R1 c: o t ur, F.lec t ril' Range, On e ii-pc. r epo1 ted tha t insurance compani es 6Ql'L.606 bit Main St. w,n1 nea r ly without f.unds. The Blue CrosS-- Blue Shield and of penons with health msu rance to participate in the works hop Hrnukfast Set, One 7-pc. Break1 S Ai'E.\I CENTEH worl d price of lead, copper and o t her heal t h care plans paid 011 1 I v1rtla lly doubled, climbi ng from held at the NatioMI 4-H Center, fast Set, IJlillt y Cabinet, Win- • l rs Sam lli{· ko is carmg for her rn� L I IEVIW U:T va 4 dr. Sedan. ' zinc we re falling. S trike& aver - a to tal of $5,17:> ,000,000 in ben e- ' 66 illion to nearly 128 mil!J on. Washingt on, D. C. Th e workshop d•Jw 1-�an, 2-pc. Li vlng Room twu J.: riintJ.-\1i l d ren while l ht•1 r ra• !,µa rk lint hlack (mi.sh. $ 1 ,0Y5. O \i e r the sa me period, bene(lts began on J une 20 and w1· 11 e nd • dgmg one a week swep 1 across , 1I. 1s 1 a.st year. Suile, Studio Couch, Ch airs, i t her is m lht hospit a l . !11ae1 tnar · 11, l'omcroy = 6 22 6lc • 11 u• coun tr•� 111 ,959. 1n vest ors Lamps, One Metal Wardrobe, Th e r·1gure s were disc1osed by have more than quintupled. go- on J u 1 y �ii. in\ from $9157 million to almoSt u l l ed out. p One the Ceda inslitut e 4today r in r Ward r eleasing obe, Sewing STARS OFFI C ERS I H ALL 1956 FOltD VB Yai r lane 2 d r . h11rd Demonstrators cla!:!hed with po• r esult! or the Health Insu rance $5. bl llion.'' Machine Bedro o m Suite, , Hay � annual meeting of the During anti msl!ie car IJcc111tJluJ , wv H Before 9::JO A. M · lice a nd truncheons smashed fae- Council.'! 14th annual surv ey of Loa,ler, Hay R o pe (complete), !l 4- H All :-; tars Virginia West � the out, all vmyl trim. $ 1 ,095. tilact­ o there ha Williams als aid Mlddl•,ort WY•:2•l'49 SALE PUBLIC e.s i n Plaza San Martin. Mountthe Ga rden Tractor, ex t ent uf "·oluntary health Log ChaJns, the 4-H Camp at held ' r honorary, Lna r s, Pomcroy. been growth in the breadth o 6 22 6\c Pomeror WY•l-3l9S The undt•rs1gnt"d wi l l offe r for --- --- ----i11sursnce coverage in the Unit- cover age. Tools, M iscellaneou8 Items. 1 r e chosen we fficers o these here, • to near the In addition ' sa k ut p u blic uu t'lion . ut t h e la k KAUTZ fl,.ED STOR cd Slates. HOWARD SlilO&NABeL, Owner JfJ7 lJ UICK Vt:! Centu ry hanltup for the coming year : 1 ly on persons who have milli 8 Ch•••w At 2 rl'sitl�·ntc u r 1'1•,ul D. Lu llri_dgc, lo � tl r . 1 ,uwcr stct· r rn� ilnd Orake�, T ERMS : CASH. The n u rn hc r of Americ-ans cov- j nsurance against the cost of hosRush Butcher. Nicholas County .I, 1 <·ated on r:,ist Main Street, 111 Pom ed by some for m of health in. pital bills some 1 1 million now Big Chief; The Re v . Marvin Carr dyn,d 1ow tlrtvt'. Like nc1. inside Not Reapon,lble For Accld1nt1 n . 7 MAMILL v5 5�ATION r croy, Vleigs l' <m nty, 01110, on Sat S.ile conducted by; BRADFOR D oull o u t. $1 ,til#::». J.!lacllnar's, s..iranee a t th e end of 1 909 totaled ha ve insu;ance that helps pay for 111, Monogali a County, and J ea n A.M. t;OO a-4o,.. onL· at 19UU. 9th, uly J ur<luy, -, l'umc roy. AUCTION COMPANY, Racine, 1 27 ,896, 000. Both t he cove rage s urgical bills, compared to only Lloyd, B raxton County, Less� r 6 l2 IH(· Albany 33SJ - - ---- -- . o'c l ock l'. M , thl' p,• rso1111l p roper r1 11d bencril fi_gur es were new Ohio. Chief&; Clara Mae Spray, Lewis milli on in 1949_ Zvery Day SerVJcr11}::itl r"OIUJ VIJ IJ pussc11gc r stal1011 Auctionee r : CRJTT BRADFORD ty of SiJld U ccl'(ten l , ('Ol l !;i s ti ng in io Rlv•r Gauges : Mon t gom • highs, according t� �he institute. 4 1 _ . Oh County, Scribe; Sally Lou Darst, . W:lijUII, 4 dr. ' t h111 IS a top tiuy Ill 1 it1 r,t of: Man11i:c r : A. C. UUADFORO. on persons al &o m1l11on Eighty-two rsons 1958. pe 1_23 ln mdh ½ t cry 1 M County, Medicine Man and uppe . I AND LLE!{ r 9.5 5.9 1 ft. , Lewis r owe OWENS Paint 7 , . l'on:rny o nc ·s 111m11011. �xtra lll('e. (,a s K elv mato r Rcfrig c r- t open ; Galllpolis 18.6 upper, 1 1 .6 l 1.ad hcalt h 1nsu r ance and _bene- I hae c��era ge that pays_ for doc- Sarah Vincent, Harrison County, 6- 18- l tc disat d e furnish Paint tractors. l $ 1 , ll5. Ul;1etlna r , 's, Pu meroy. - -- O 1 r , a } a g wus1icr, s �•wm � m a - t ower l or v 1s.1ts tor non-surg1ca1 .c�re, Peggy King, Jackson County, liuy ---- rt. open. L ock 23, 14.8 j f its to l aled nea r. 1 Y. $4. 7 b_111 l�n . coutit. Ml n c rsYillc. o. 6-2Z-7tc d1('.11ie, 6 22 CHc rl•dur ehcst, llvmg rot:111 u pp er , 810 _ lower 3 wicket s ames _R. W1ll�ams, m�t1lute 1 compared l? �ees lha� 17 m JJhoD Farmer, Lincoln County and She• J and 1 4 ------ -;-:. - .-s u 111•, tu: rlroom slu tc, her!�, d�cti� ru n ning. All dams . . J !J51 l '(JN J'JAC. l�ood wo r k cur. are up 12 vice pr�s1denl, sa i d th� t1gurc-J , m 1 949 Wll�ta�s said. Ila Ann Parsons, Tucker County, -! t-. - Pro<luctrnn TYi Ii: IS _1mpo� ta1 1:' rs, clu�st. rui s . end tiihlcs, k1tch- th And 43 mdhon wage earner& Scouts. r ough orr 23 to ½� trap were ev1dern::c of "sustained grow. closed Luml ('t111d1Lw11. �75. Ho11me Mill­ 1s l!Slienti,11. L:urt1ss gi ves you en utc11s1ls, dishes, ' f!l a s�warc, a nd I open . _ th" by vnlur1 t a ry health insuring Were insured against the lou of P r, '.lil 1111• r.� v1llt·. Members inithited into the orO 23 ::ttp j bo th . Breed wi t h Cu r tit1s Breed- 1 111�'. 1 y othl'� artJ!' l t•s at the end of 1 959, 10 ganization al the end of this mcome !Dow�): Boats River io Oh mg Se rv1 c:c Inc. Call Albert J erms: C;1sh Ill h a nd un d u y of M o ntgom e: ry Vulc million m ore than a decade be• year's State VoJunleer 4,-H Club . am 0-1 1 ·, n 6·30 ( 9 ) For So le Parke r , Chesler , Ohio, Phone sule fore. k I , •o t l on Q•ueen 5 :., C am o �oc 7 Le ader,' Conference included Ho· , YL'k I· ]\' e l28 5 or i, • . Oil r" Po 1 nt.s I L' I I I-� Ei:iE H U IH,a:us. BEST IN TIIE . _H IIOD EL (_'_ sn�F FY . 2-8 ; Lock 9 Mike Cred itor 8 40 L. crites Sr ., B a rbour Counbart c._ r1IJ, I omcruy, I hone WY2I ·w�en !h� d�cade of. the �o Ii Atlmtmslra \ or uf the E �tat c am 10--0; Lock 1 1 We stern : 45 Valley. J a rk II Dairy Uu r , Mld­ I Sand . t ll:l l6, 1 en�ed W1l�1 ams _ said the f1rs1 y� ; ra Powell Winkelble nch, 6-22-6tp of Pearl D. Lutt r idge, am 9-3 ; Lock 15 A. V. Chris7 :J r . dl1•11ort. Hartl ey, Brooke, M rs. ti 21 6l e ��or_ medical m:urance f'a n B one John I 7: ......... lbw , .. .... ,d f'1• :as cU . , . Mrs. Madge_ , aymon(1 it. ,SaJvetti -0; am U S � a rah Mays. Clay; , 40 n , SuPP�Y.-� Jl!:NOU U R ' a JUSt gone m_o _ opera 10n. <.. r1tt Br,td fortl, Aucl LOfll C'r 2 Hl-:U JU INE ("<H) N UO(:S. l ltab- .J .... If .... '"""' • • . Richardilm �:40 son r Jeffe ]0· 0am 6 Jacqueline t:1ay Conner 'I'V Servit'e. YU�•2l 25. 6-1 llll do�. il1JI Hu us h, l lu r tfo rd, W. (flJ 24. 25, 27: q) 2 , -lt c 1 6-0 Lock ' 1 6 Coast Gua rd ForNow ��ui 2� fdhen pers;n� rier. G;eenb ; n, o s For FREE Jnsptttlo -- - - a orm OI• pro e� CIIAHLESTON, W. VA. U P I- h_av,e t 1� roa V a. ti 23 Jtp IIAMMr-:1l'S lt ��r· u s ElJlSPOSAL. sy thia 7:05 am 1-0; Lock 18 Sarah Mrs. Vivian Den11isun, HarriPHON illness. prolonged atamst tJOn Llu�y•Thursday were Investigator� • Weekly l pkkup. Cily 21 Lock 0; mn 4:20 Kate $1.00 as low All ' J oh n Michael Ellis, Ha rrison son· I l U50 A M l!� IU l .'\N 10' x 50' Jluu11e­ giving lie de tector tests lo em• · Gilmore'& Supply Sier• ' Lanh am, H a 1s a month. Cail R. & A. Service of H a 5 1 10: 20-0 untington Ross t ru1lcr with t'11closcd pnrd1. C111l o pr rr on; E t hi yn . ' � _ insurance medical Major NOTICE OF SALE plo y es or th e State Mot or Vehicl Statiun , WY2-2 o r Edward Sa• :i66 MarLo �� soc � c. J. Harne , r ; 2-0, 9.!l0, 23 _ T h v Wil l iam �Jumn �mith r,·a l W \' 2 21 :J J bclwl' en l\ ii. 1 1 1 . uml WY,2,2774 _ es Dep!lrtm e nt in an effort to vidl!s benelits ranging as high Parsons, JacksonMrs. Myna Wolfe, Ion (l lammc r g ) CI lla-Nk. 10 E 1 . 1 m 0 30tp 2 son; a r 6-l Jeffe ville, r s a e r 5 p. Ill cst .ik lu<•alcd in l'onwr oy, Ohio, (i ;.!;J tilt "'• J IO •- ,· ' turn up clues in the $500,000 rob- as $10,000 or $10,000 fo all a V1qgban'1 Extcrmlnallng or care prescribed by a physician Kanawha; . Mrs. Cl�ra Schultz, wi ll hi ' .�ohl ,1 1 the offi e(•s of l ' l' ow, , _ .1 , oc,k 27 , 0, P) R o uc r G•'��on bc ry last weekend. AUCTIONEER t.i . E. u1-:r·1w a:UATOll, Unive rsal 2-0, k am Ernestme B�lley, li utler, 27 Company Ulr JO . l l: r P r 1t' r, Attonll'ys, J'n & crow o nStale Police Lt. E . L. Roush including care u1 and out of a Muon; A i leen Compl•t• S.rvlu �11� runi,:c. Call WY 2-�L I S. 11m, Lo 0-5 ob k M1�le r, M�� lung enner Ann oyce Mercer, 28 St. M,rys, W. V•. H f ; _ c, B t•roy, t lluo, 0 1 1 Tue�dil y, Jurw 2 Hl h, , !:�U sald two lie detectors were kept hospital, charges or private duty Crltt Bradford - - -- --· -a 2a a1r .25 , am 3-9, Miller, M Clung Ann Walter liallipolis Joyce Mercer, appll� ' medical . and 'd e , dru&:s nursing, 1 960 ul 10 :00 u o k A M . l rogoing throughout L he day in the r • AUC TION SALE ' e(."�Jo r d B �R. (I v a l.o uJ pm, .,c� Lo Medford 1 �; f f 0 Mrs. Mineral; . • . nce i r •d p . van 3 r $700.110 nt ind iw;� GAS, t'U EL 011. and eu11I fur­ 011 ti;i1 u rday, Juue 25, 1000, hegin- A. �'�:A���:o� R�:;:. :.do hle. JU t y q1 !,t1 5 pm 3 0, Trauc r.ri minal identification ti ureau. An <1. 11 ____ _____ · l N 11 n a 2 Morgan n, o D11ws ,. �.. � � _ , n n t ht• .� ohJ l or le s s lh iu, thl' a pn11n!11. Cull for free e 11tlm.1ttc11. estima ted 40 cmployes were ques. nu1� Ill 1 :00 p. m. a t Lislc 'H M rs. George (Stella ) Ruth, O.; DEAN LEAV!S HOSPITAL praisNI viihw. Admini s trll Lrix re- � mds 3 . ....., � m 3� , Heron 8.20 pm I tioned. l-'11reman & Abbot t , Middleport . G roc(•ry ,Ph Rl. 124, in Sy ra- ( ) I nsurance �c r vcs lhc r ight to r,•jl'('I uny und 3,0 ; J ., Y· Chauvin 1 2 : 015 am, �-0 HOLLY WOOD UPI-Actor-sing- Phyllia Walker, Raleigh ; Herman ti•l O·tfc "A� yet," said Roush, "we u11�1·, I wi l l sell al auction t he Ovec 2: M rs. ; 1 am V. Raleigh; 8-1 0 A. Criss ,1 • a l l hids. Sulc is suhjt• d to thl' ap , INSURANC li:have not unl'Overed any clues to er Dean Martln Will released Sydenstricker, folluw J ng: Da0-7. am 5 Doris Raleigh Hurns, ; Leona , HospiLebanon , 50 'J' l l lC BAI..EH aud Mu11!1cy r uv, of · ,l of Ilic Cedars ,·ourt. m o lr tf'l'lion, Life, Auto, Fire, P olio. 1 . th e then through interrogation of ' VerneI a Cyrus, way1:. ectrI c Rer rJ ;!orat ors 2 ''l N a river b�a ts. All Kanawh h RI 1e; le vis, u said Harris Clipper t·omhme, bolh U Phyatcians y. LEN Wednesda E tal I : I n. SA I H, C•H l) o a Milli, Middlepor•... the employes." 6 lias Ra11ge11, 7 Bcda complete goui.l rnudit1un, Albe r t l' a 1" kcr , r, who underwent a ne, Caroline Cyrus, Wayne; Jon Administ ralru: ur lht' L'...�., t, t e I Ka nnwha dums on lhe sill. ')'""" Meanwhil e , the Maryland Cas- the entertaine . G1111 He!!l e rs, 8 2 Sewino M a .,_ • and M rs. · � Wavne t:hcstcr, Ohio. l'hunc Yukun r;. � 1 h a week a go, was Edward lrb", ton ern111 opera 1 of William Homl'r smith, ualty co., B a ltimore , Md., said it : l'hinef!, 1 Lt.1t Living Uoo1n fur---Webster. Cutlip, Olvea 2285. 6-.22-3tp tleccascll. , DON ·sTlVER.S -would provjde a rewartJ of up to "'in fair ly g ood condition." 11it11rc, Ulnlua table and 6hc . 25, 27, 3tp ____ __ 24 r6 _ l o f 5,00 r in n o that formatl 0 NOTIC I OP APPOINTMENT dud rs, Lo t l1mp8 a nd Dh1hcll inI l"l VE !<OUM house with b1tlh, �-, R•Hrff Dl1t�i;,- ,io� 4 . wou !d Ie ad to the arrest and co n• Ch•rter No. ••• --1 !•t•t♦ of Alie, Ablet, dNNMd $3 l' I u c I mg �omo anliqu eH, .Buhy garai,:e, b11.sc111cnt, l>r<•t·zeway nu vklion of those rospon,iblo for c... No. 1 1,386. ATIONw1•• bed •nd hiih chair, Ma r ble lo p H t . 124 llc u r lhil'ine. l'flt:cd lo O RIPORT Of CONDITION o, eby given that Der- the robber v. her is Notice wash 11 tand, 8tt Platform Sca leit • ..... ....._ o... sell. 1 -4-i0 John IJeero Bull A T o .., The lne;1rance company 11ald nard V. Fultz whose Post OfUce irn_d Power LHwn Mowe r . M11ny Dozer wilh 7� fl. !!llglo bl11d,1 . \,,;;,,, ��T T��:E J:�•F· :ccourns is addrees eport, (?hi o , has the reward would Include a flat Mi�dl 1111nella neous itcma loo numer• 1-2 lon liMt.: truck 75,000 ac­ . PROBATE COURT OF MIDDLl ,OltT been duly appointed Adm m lstrator ��� :�,�� 1 �!��/e�!C:� �:�_ of ou11 lo mention. l111tl mile11, A- L sho1pc, 1-'53 MEI G S COUNTY OHIO , f , CloM of 81,1 1lneu on Jun• 1 5, 1 960. Pub•• the Ohio St o t• In th• i '493 Llncoln �•t. e o f the Estate o� Alice Ables la1e of l>ot) Lh1le, Owner, ', Chevrole t power Hel-Airc A<:<"01111 t s and • voi:at·hcrs vf t he Phone WY2-:JS61 Mlddl -,,on The state had insured up to llsh1d In r•sponM to call tn.Nte br Comptr0ller of th• Cu rrency, und_n I. 0. McCoy , Auctiotecr. glide, 1-'48 Willy's j (iep, COlll· lollo11rh1 g num ed fiduc ia rit•s have ! S u tton Towm1 h1p, Meiga County, - Sttctlon 521 1 , u; s. RevlNd Statute1. "' -"'00,000 contents of the depart ' plelt'I}' re-buHt. l -'49 lh1rley Nol l'l'SPOIIM iblc ror atl' idc!l)ltl. lMJCn (1' lcd Ill lh • . p ro b .I . C ou r I O h lII , deceascd . A•s1ts • ' Dated lhis 0th day of June, 1 900 menl', vault. 6-l l · 18-20-2l -2:t,23-24-7tc U11vid!lon Mo1o rcyclo 74, 1111 ex­ ' Meigs coun t y, Oh io, for approval re1erve . indudln& nks, ba , other _ ·-· _ with balances Cash, lhe to Entnmce vault was F H O'BRIEN tra». Phone W l8-36154. ll-22-::tlc $ 690,420.12 ONE GAS ltAN<a:, 19 !H F OI CJ) , F O i( SALE: ti ruom house, bath, 1111� 1 ll;� e,nt: balance. and cash item, �n P_rocesa i��ollection gained ough a small air vent. I thr of J�obate Judge the Court 3 � an d F",m a 1 A n·ount _0r U'S0 d u= 1 b1 ions, ' tfl t stor o ul.so overnmen G lias duon,. and windows m Slates f<'ord 49 , hi � United moto\" 1md p r . The money was t»ken from aevMeiss County, Ohio FOR SALE: Jer,ey Cow, freah. fm·nd('e. Price $4500. $2000 � omer I�. Lee, as Guardian of! Ed,and guaranteed ---------.---·------- -- - - - · - - - - - · - 1,397,315.83 t;c c Wulkr Mnr r !w, 520 S)' c al ockers. eral 3tc 24 (6 11 10 H o war• Hy■eu, H.Yllllll jtun. Ith H . Cuckle r , a n lncot nJ)( ) ' tent 394,169.27 down, t erms more $50 month. 770 Syc S t ., Mldtlleport , Ohio, ObUgaUona of SI.I.tea and polittcal tubclivlslons - - - - - - - 8-18-tilp Person. of ■Lock r mo $12,000.00 e --2-239'. St. (including l'hone etot� WY " Corporate 31c 24 6 1&'267 Firs t and Finul Ac�outit I 12,000.00 IPINIT PIANO 6 20 Btc Federal Reserve bank) _ _ _ ___________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . Ed of n 11 K. !rcn,h, Admini st rutrix 1-"9,107.04 overdrafta) '86.72 WANTED: Jlc1pon11lble 1,arty to ( 9a I .'v\orine Suppl ie• Loa118 and dilcounta (Including � l>f the Estate of t:dwc1rd T. fr{'nd1, takt! over low monthly payments Bank ,premises owned '6,23Ut6, fumitiure and SALK FOH 78 acre FA}fo1 located d eceu sod. 10,866.71 un 11 8plnc1 pi a no. Can be seen I IIID IOATI AND MOTO!ti' IU .fixtures $4-,6S4,7G - - - - - - ------- - - - - - · -- - - - - - - - - - in Chester To wnship, known aa 18141 First und Fin a l At:rnunl •nd • whll• 9,412.64 th1y lut -Mtt,... -, -loc: a ll:v. Wrllc Credit Mar1101er, Other uaeta - - - - - - ------t he h1rnk GrcH', consisting of of . John E. miHiday, ExCC'u to r o[ pallt•n Mitton. 600 I. Main P. O. Uux 215, Sholbyvllle, Indi­ , house with alx rooms and bath, the Eatale of D. L. Reisinge r , de• It,, ,_,.,, ''-• WY./l-lll'O, 1'0TAL ASSi:I"S - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - · ---- · - -- - - - - - '4,,0'73,291.61 (6 ) 2-1, 27 ; (7) 1, ana. a !lemenl with coal furnace. Alao ceased. b 1 1 ,24-1.. 2, 8, 9, rn, 16, 8tc fuel oil fu r na ce. Larae bank LIAIILIT III THI NIW A&KYD IASI FINISH l6006 Third Cu rrent Account of , barn, lrlplc tll gurog large e, partncnhipo, individual,, ol depoolts Demand o the Hunti ng t on Natio n•! B,nk uf LOTS t'UH SALE: 1 1 2\1 ' x 105", • • • IXFlltlOltS • • • INFlltlOltS aoAr block chicken hou se, outside C olumbus, Trustee of BIQ' Yov - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · · - - - - - - - - $1 ,363,739.$ 1 ----wr,poratione -and Zuspan Addil1un. Cu.l1: t.:11lvi11 ll the Trust ki tchen, plenty of wate r. Pasture Created U/W partnertbip&, lndividuala, of nme d8PO'it■ of Thom as A , Muy, McD•niel, M1111011, We»t Vlr 1itinh1, DICKS . • • Nu,,s . • . lNGINIS • • • •,c. fe nced with aprln1 water tor Deceased. and c-orporatlons --------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - · - - - - - 2,029,580.01 SPrucc a-M::n. of 1t•ndln& Um Plenty C4tltle, of United States Government (inc-ludinl Oeposlta attd Plnlth91 Yadlt P$ Marlne , 18 195 First I and Final Account 6 2,1 3 tc of bC'r. Write Box 668F, f:/o The llc!lsie G.• webst�r, Execulrix of 66,317.79 p01tal 1&Viil!al) - - - - - - --------- - - - - - ------- - - - - - - Poinh wi1h,tand tt.. fflotl vi,. Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy, Ohio . the E!ltate of Homer G. Webst 1118,901.74 -ns wbdivialo polillc,1 and state• of Deposita er, orous odion of water. wind and 8 2.l 3tp decea9.cd. 6,590.26 Other depotlta �� and cashler'a ch� ) liii ---Wtiar, ond a,. for fflOf9 dura· ,2 !!�· ..,,_, ---•-----------n_.'-A:JL,.a TOTAL 18206 Fint and Final Acco,ml of FOR SALE: FIVE ROOM HOtrSa ble than th• ordlna'1' marine Helen Marlc Le Hheit, Administra- 1 Melvin w loc-atlon. bath, Uh nice AT TOTAL LIAB� ------::.-------- ---�·-------- '3,820,210.31 flnl$hes now In UH, TIie new }lood, 1 1 1 Locuit St., Pomero,. trlx of the E&tato oi John Just'ph � II formulation baM alkyd Leifhoit, de<:eased. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS &,28-30t p ___ :_ ___ __ 12 17� Twentieth Current Acon"rance of a IMtter flnlth. CapJtsl Stock: FOR SALE: ti - room house at 1 126 count of Edison Ho bstetter, G uardPomeroy, Ohio Common atoet, lotol par $100,000 00 - - - - - -------- $ 100,000.00 *.btra .._. _,_ --a .,... ._.._ E. Main. More Information at Jan of the Estate of Fred While, !urplu, _ _ _ _____ - - · - · __________ ••• - - ----- - -- - - - -- -- - - . 300,000.00 1 1 28. • hll II --FIii tJlq 6 21 6tc ,n lneomp•tont , 48,076.30 -.,_.,, Undivided {ll'Qflta - - - --- - - - - - ---- ; --· ------ · - - - - ------ -- -Unless exceptions a� [ilt'd I . filllll -, F'OH SALE: 44 ACRE HILL FARM L he,-e to, H id accounts will be fo r TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ------- - - - - - - - - - - - - $ 448,076.30 with aas well, clcc:tricity, water hearing before laid Court on the � h II .. 'Ill ._ ...., ..,.... ;., • er;; __... "' Ml •-· . � 10 TO 20 ACllES HAY. P. M--:­ 10 ac re bottom, 6 room house , 25th day of July, l960 at which . _ •. ·TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS - - �.073,291.61 • ht111 tllltr ctllr-Cltu tllifJ Cowdery, Long Bottom, Yukon • barn. Known u Harley Mc, lime said acrountis will, be ronsidMIMOU.NDA Bel Air 4 Door Sedan * Wl!lw wllbs Ill .._ �·325!1. 6-24-31c ..., 11111 · l..ouahlin Farm. See Bill Cozart, ercd and con t tnue d Iroin day to ....,. llabUIU.. and to a111Jned or pledged ......,ta V8 motor. automw t ic tran1., r»­ IIL &A THIS , t Rarlne, Ohi o . 1 0 24 6 ' 1 puriposea 8 p other for tl1 100 - - - - - - - · - - - - - -- - - - - - · - - - - - $ 2tll,937.Mt ___ d ay un fl n• 11 y d 1sposed of dlo, heater, power 1teerln g and ,1 ot1C!ION la PIN deduction . of 14Jer ue •bov111 ahown u Loana · oa d person Any , Intereste may e fil br•ket. tinted a:lal'lll, (adory air roR SALE: 4, _ ROOM HOUSE JN - - - - - - · ·· ---- - - - - ------ $ 17,245.03 ·--_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ol .. .....,. e cc o o tl t written id ris a s 1> ae­ x: EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. lwo !Ive conditioned, beautiful Ivory ov­ M ine rsville. Full b1:1scment, runof the above-named bank, do Clshier HUBBARD, E. HAROLD I, o c o unts r to matter1 pertaining to room apartmenta. A. N. Bena:el. er red flni1h. Black and red ln­ uini,t wyter, ,ga8 rurnacc, bullt- in ii true 10 the beat of niy �tement .i>ove the that awear eolemnly of t e he trus ecution not t lh4: less x kl1chfln with snack bar, Call tertor. Plenty of real drlvioa Pllono WY2-3272. 1 1-2 tic belief_ -•owledl!• and WY 2-8291. 6 2� 6tc than flve days prior to tho date set comfort lJI lltll oar. HAROLD E. HUBBARD, Cashier. !or h�aring, HOUSE: TW O REDROOMS, 1.argo Correct,....Att..t: �� �o llvln.t room , klkhen a nd ba t h, F. H . O'BRIEN Din,cton. bHement, aaa furnace, Call WY Probate Judge I �:-11'. SW11T MeigB Count}'. Ohio 2-331t or WY 2-3642. COUNTY OF IIEI.GS, .. , STATE OF (6) 24. uc 6 24 lfc Sworn to ind •.-iibod bolore me thl• 12 tlt1 ol Juno, 1980, aD<I I 936 GMC : 1_ ""_ -E 6 · ROO!il HOUSE ON Mlddlepe rl FOil SALE OR TRADE ,:OR !IID.K FORSALE OR TRAD hereby eorUfy that I om not III olllttr or dlreetor of lhla bank. · Cliatomor Partlnl tiI Re■r OI Store HIil G11, electriclt,y, cistern wa, I!, t on pick-up. Conl•ct The Hut cows. 8 Hobtein heifers, aa;o. VMIINNi: ADDELL, Notary Publle, I ..d F see or 2·2'1&1 WY Phone Phone RuU.nd. In Restauranl ter. Lel(­ Clifford f"'· ono to moa. IZ: 1111: • AIIIUlt oxplno comml&Oion My 01110 MIDDLEPORT, l'OIIDIJl.""o8-0 8 23 3tp 8-32-atc e 23 3tc Speucer, Middleport, Sit 2-4793, beit, Pomeroy. WANT ADS 1 �?.�� '1 H g Off cer I I _2___ I I ___s___ I i I I I I I I I $14 Mill100 ' per Day Benef't I s pru·d On Average To Amer1'cans 1 I Soles I I I I I I 0\\· I -- -- --- Call Diel Sterrett ■ ::;,[52 --- · - - --- Legal Notice I 1 ___ I rvtot, I I I nwru-•9� ■ KIV 1:1L'J> REPORT I I · g Em ployes Gettm Lie Delector Tests f n Theft '' Legal N_otice lOb coMJ,J.r�iE PRO Le(_Jal NoWce . -e-Lega/ N fic r..l "'-� I I I ( 2 1 ) Real Estate THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK !� •iiij,ijjiiij ---- llf� ijijij� ,olt ----- ---- - ·- - ·-=�=;;;;...;;;;= - ' -------"'! JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR • Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 24, !J60-7 -TELEV:ISIION GU10E­ WSAZ.TV Chan nel 3 Comedy Playhouse Ad ven t ure Time 1Heamboa t 8th OisM Kid MllBic tn the Round Jim Thacker Show W eathercast News Plctu�e liuntley Brlukl<"'Y i:tepon Dealh Valley Days Head of !he Class '1tasqt!er ade Party Cava\cadr of Spurls Jackpot Bowling Cimarron City 1'V Readf'rs Di<;es� News lfea dlines Weat>-.ercast Juk Paar Sh ow Sign Off 12:30 1 30 1 :: 36 1:00 H>O �:30 3:J5 4:30 4:30 5:00 !UO 5,· 15 5:45 6:1){) 0:30 Meftd.-y Thnu911i flrlday J:68 Slg:n On J:00 GuNt Star l:U New■ " Wetuber S:30 R FD 7:00 Breakfast Party 8. 30 New8 6:3� Bre a k1 a1t Party e·ao N ew� , Q:oc (:offee Time 10: 15 Swep Shop t0:32 Morning Devotiona t0:45 Qn the Town t l :00 Country H oe Down 12:00 lf o on New, Stience Fiction Theate r Detec!ivt-'� Dairy W.Jtt-dront Home Hun Derby News Piclure Sports Roundu p Weathe rcast Saturda y Nigl1t Jamboree Bo n a 1 11..s The Mll.n and the Chal!l:!nge 'rhe neput Jo11rney to Und!'rs\Jnding Man 'rom Interpol N e .,'I Headlines l l · l O W :athercast l l : 15 Shockwatch 2:00 Sign O rf 4:30 5:00 5::to 6.00 6 .30 ' :45 6:55 7:00 7 : :to 8:30 fH)() 9:30 t0:30 1 1 :00 Channel 3 ·· Friday 4 :00 1:30 5:00 & : 3U 6:00 I: 15 8 : 25 6:30 6 ·45 7 :00 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:45 10:00 Jl):30 n :00 11:10 U :15 WMl'O Daily Program Schedule I Jutt ror You New■ Just !!'or You Calling On Pt. P\eataot M.ualc G-0 Round New_• )1ua1c Go Round Local News Music C.io Round Sl)ort■ In R e .,iew Sports Score■ Th e Band Bo:r Pa t B0011e Shuw Sundown Ser enade Off the Air . , -------- Summit Failures Lead To More Interest In UN, Newsom Says United Nations. By PHIL NEWSOM Still Suki Condemnation UPI Foreign Sdltor I Russia will _re new i ts dem�nd n ited NaU top of opinion the ln 1 or U. S. esp1on­ mnatH,;i e eond for le t ions autho:-Hles, the demonttrab n : 1 5 Sign On foilu re or personal diplomacy at I age at Sep1embe r's Ge!lerel As­ � 1 :30 This is th e Li:e ' ·do the summit will ]ead the world :,e mbty st• �- swn. The United Stales 12:00 TV Chapel will prese n t its J:!lan for world­ organization back in t o its own. 12:30 Industry on Parade Thee is no conce.rling that the wide aerio1l surve i lla n ce at t�e 12:45 Insid e Sports ay Uni t ed Nations was by - pa ssed sam e meet ing. Oul e r sp�ce �111 1 :00 Fa v orite Story 1 : 43 Sign On and forced into eclipse during the I gain a major sha re of discussio n . 1 :30 Fronllers ol Faith 800 Circle 3 Ranch Eisenhower . Khrushchev pen-pal- And even th e nuclear lest talks, 4:00 Sunday Mo v letime 9:00 Sheena, Queen of Jungle ship, with the leaders o( the other dragged out over 18 mo nths ,now, 5:00 World Championship Golf major powers contributing heav i- may the be brought into '1:30 Junior Auction 6:00 Meet the PreRs _ Jy to a trl!:nd away from collective Assembly. 1 10:00 Howdy Doody Show 6:30 Sunday News Picture The pendulum _of history sw mgs tieprivate into diplomacy l0:30 Rnif &. Reddy !::�ow l;OO Ove r land Trail but steadil y. tilowly, ion. gotiat 1 1 : 00 Fury 8:00 Sacco-Venzetti Part II tadm which on mament. r Disa 1 1 :30 Circus B oy was 9:0 ' Chevy Show «i_dly t he Unitl_!d N ution1 maJe ·Jn 1 945, the Unit ed Nations warJ2:00 True Story a panac for ea the as iled h a 10 :00 Loretta Young s;1c,"' l i t lle progress m 13 years, .was ,· 1 was Id . As such, l0:30 People Are Funny 12:30 Down on the Farm taken away from the .E asI R iver , weary wor by world lhe of most to oversold I :00 Film Feature 1 1 :20 News Headlines g l ass hous� un cerem oniously. One ove r-e ager optimists who aaw in 1 : 1 :"i Dugout Dope l l : 10 WeatherCt1st ! d ay, . last f�II. the General Assemt not universal brotherhood of 1 1 : 15 Nitewatch 1 :25 Cincinnati Ba seball bly re c ogmze.d that the arms ra�e it i at least a lasting brother­ n a 4 :00 Wiikh Mr. Wizard 1 :00 Sign Off was the conrcr� of the who_le � f !he big powers to ket'p world by ex))llnd m g the U. N. dis- °od 0· ace. armamen t commissi on to include pc. all o f the organization ' s 82 mem• 1 Disillusioned by developments, 1:00 Record Hop hers. Later, u n der big power pres- public opinion swung away from 7:30 Dick Clark Show Sllre, it voted the same co mmls- the United Nations and global 8:00 Bravt' Stallion sion virtually o u t of busin �ss by support _ a l least in the Western 4:00 American BandstawJ 8:30 Leave It To Beaver transferring the arms question to world _ did not ret u rn until it tl:30 Rln Tln Tin 8:00 L:i,wrence W"lk S'.low the committee of IO n1 Geneva. faced up to aggrt!ssion in Korea 3:00 Si:ln Francisco Bet:t 1 10:00 Jubilee, U. s. A. T,ds Not Disc:unrtd NuclHr in 1[)50. t::40 You, Essc Reportc: I 1 :00 Up-To-The•Minutc News The qu estion .of nuclear wea• After KoTea, as the cold war 8:tO Weather Teller U : 10 Sport.a Report t est s�spcns1o�s was kept out appeared to abate, support for the pons 6:45 John Daly New,i; I : 1 : 15 Late Show o( the Umted Nattons. On the United Nations Jikewiee waned 'l':00 Buddv :;;t,ircher Sho.f ---- --- 1 problems of outer space, . t he and the world's leaders sought '1:�f1 Wa lt lJlsney Prel!ieots Assembly created a comrmtt.ee means lu au l ve their problems but Russia and the West have elsewhere _ esi,tclally away fro m 8:00 Man From Blackhawk Plctur Bh! The 12:00 e ien �nab_le to agr�e on terms for bL 9:00 '17 SunsAt Strip a forum where the small powers 12:30 John H o pkins File eve n its first meeting. The Deteetlvea could make lheir voice, .articulate. 1 :00 Colleae News Conference All this was eviden t o_belsance , The su m mit form1.1la was de'G:30 �hck Saddle 1 1 :30 National Edu. �ssoe:iation to the _cu lt of personal d1plomuc)' vised. It £ailed and now the Unltn :00 The New Tonight Mystery �at!rn,e 'liOO confession J.'{ fal_th that more 1 t•d Nations aJain seems likely to l l : 10 �anning lhe Weather 3;00 Open Hearing could be accompluihed by �ace-tu- ! IJc resorted to as a way to peace. 11 : 1 5 $ports Report face talks nm? ng th c world s i <_) p S:30 Preside(llial Mission T his undula tion to and from 11:20 l.oto Show l e ad�rs �han m �rliamen_ta� dis- · collective diplomacy has run like 4:00 Summe rtime, W. Va. tl.lS'.>1011 m the Umted NationJ;. 4 :30 Amerh:an Arts Trio hrov.gh history. The (len-d at _rar- a tid tnow 5:00 Matty's Funnies verging 4<>ward the {hliuh�, . ,t'hat theory was blulo., the Su!ll_ is on 'May 16· lOOO, whe� t:00 Badge and Bullets 5:30, Eve Arden Show ons, can be expected Nati United mil fell flat at the start mg J i �<": ! o swin g away from it in the d:00 ', People's Choict' U :00 Eddie SeaeriBt Show Now, the toP_ U . N. author111;s future, when big - power tension 1 6:30 R obin Hood :2: 00 Lunch with Soup Sale,i; reason, c ollective diplomacy_ will threat of war subside. 7:00 Trackdown 12:80 Talk Back become t he thing_ fo r the s_1 m � le :indAtt heleast, what top that's 7 :30 Ni..verJck 1 : 00 Commonwealth of Nations reason that the big powers reulize I o'.'flcials on the East River think. 0:30 Lawman 1 :30 Gra)' Ghost lhey must talk and they have I 9:00 The Pebel 2:00 The Brothers nowhere to do it except at the 2:30 Amer ica's Newsreel Album 9::,0 The A:,skans - - ·1<►.l10- JohMy Staccato 2:45 Trav el F'ilm . JI ,oo 'Tho News Tonight 2:05 Basehll ,_ -- _ w o_ _ sh 1e_ La_ _ ,10 1 1_ B:30 Sttidlo Wreslllqg B y "4rs. CharlH Woode SundHy School a ttendance on June r n was 47, offering $10.$2. Ma rlene Hobinsun i,s enjo ying a Perry Mason month's v acnlion from nurse's Wanted-Dead or Alive training ot Camden Clark Hospital l 9:00 Mr. Lucky f:JO The Brjgbter Day in Parkcrsbuq(. 9:30 Have Gun, W!ll Travel Samuel Kelly, Steubenville, re­ 1:1� The Seoret Storm nlly spt'111 the wcc-k end with his e (' 0:00 Gunsmoke 1: 30 The Edgo of Nltihl other, Mrs. Gr11ce Kdly. m J0:30 Hire r Fo t o l'I 1:ro The Three Stoogel' Charles Taylor has returned 11 ·00 News 1:30 The Life of Rlley a visit in Cali fornia where from · t i.: JO Theater 13 his brother, John, is t>tal loncd with F:00 Arthur J. Smith-ftew, 12,90 Sign OU the Air Fo rce. 1: 1 5 A Look at the Weather Mrs. W. E. Rohin�on and Mr. and 9:25 TV Bowling Clinic Mrs, Charlea D. Woot le rt>ct>nily 1:30 Amos 'n' MX11 were supper guests of the Glen 9:00 FiGV. ,Matthews '1:00 Markham RQ.binson famlJy. 1:30 Amerlcan at \\' ork Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Carr nnd Rav.hide il:"5 Chris'Hain Sclen,,..">C visited her parr.n ts, Mr. daughters 8:30 Hotel de Paree l 0:00 Alr Force Scrapbook While, on Fa t her's Robert and Mrs. 9'00 Dillinger !0;30 Camera 3 Day. 10:00 Tho Twilight Zone 1 1 :00 Dig Picture Mrs. Delbert Yost and children j):811 Penon to Person 1 1:!0 RFD, USA of Sugar Grov e, are v isiting her pare_nts, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Gu t h• U:00 News l2:00 Rev Elwood GJhbb rie, for severa l days, n, 10 A Loot at the Weather 1 2:25 Bueball Capt. and Mrs. Chester Rice and 3:00 Sportscdpe 1 1 : 15 Theater 13. , daughter, who have been sllllioned 3:15 Sports Special in Japan, visited his grandf.i t her, 3:45 Comedy Time E. Perry, Sunday, The Rices H. 4:00 Summertime, W. Va. wlll be stationed in Germany for 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 4:30 Rev. Willard Wilco1 _ next three years. ti:00 Ora) B Jerts 9:00 Our G1m& Comedies 5:30 G-E College BoWI 10:00 Hockle and Jeckle C .rl"n Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keys and child­ 6:00 FYI ren recently visited Mr. and Mrs. 10:30 Might Mouse Playhouse 6:30 Twentieth t:entury Lewis Parrish at-Moe: Center. 1 1 :00 The Long Ranger 1:IJO Lanie Frank. Mullins h�en trana­ 1 1 :30 Jet Jackson ., 7:30 Denni■ the Menace to Ciricinnati iram Athena ferred 12:00 SJ-,y Ifing 8:00 Th• l}d Sullivan 'Sbbw was employed. · he where H:90 i;artoons 9:00 Gen.era! Electric Theater recentlf Buffered a MiJl:ht Jack l:00 Movie Matinee 9:30 Alfrtid Hit.ehcoclt Preset:it• , ·attac;k. he■rt 1:411 Ameriean Album 10:00 Jack Benf!Y Program Friends here have . Wffled that 10:30 Whats My lJ.ne? 5:00 Dance Party H�len Dnis, formel"l#.ilif this com• 11 :00 SuO,ay News Special 6:00 Rock Lake Party IQUnity, suffered another stroke 7 :00 Highw�y Patrdl 1 1 1 , 1s Tbe;• u but is now improving. I Channel 3 - Sunday 1957 CHEVROLET - II• •- - - - ------- $1795 24-a For Sale or Trade -------- POMEROY MOTOR CO. z • I I ., • Q U .L,,LiTY H A R DWA R E SINCE 1884 -----------------""!"'-- -----------�----""!"'---' ' .. ., 1,,11;, ' , ' . ' � • • • • , ' , ...... ? - •. · - -""'---. ..- .. i--. .,.;,.,..�. V /� I F �E P1W CHECKERS WIF SNllffY f\6·1,; l°"116tff, RlllD\£5 -­ ''M GOIN- HOME TO MAW !! I I + WCHS�TV C,,unnel 8 Channel 8 - Friday 1 .o�oo Channel 8 - Sunday I I I I Channel 8 - Saturdny WHTN.TV �Channel 13 Chann&I 1 3 - Friday I ;:: SJart The l A-l fred News Of T-he W-eek Day Right With -- (lhannel 13 - Sunday ,,so · STEVE I ALLEN . On The ,.,M usical Channel 1 3 - Saturday Clock'' EACH MORNING AT 7:15 �M. ON I �! W.J E H <:URLY KAYOE I JU5T CAN'T GET MYSELF 10 �TTLE WITH hf't CLO ML., JOE Jl"kS ••• JOE �S A W!' Cl' PEOPL! WIK> Afflf 1\'f'rll MIS P051TJOM - , . oma, If A»l I *Drill _,_.__....., ROWLEY " R E E D PRAWtNG WITH Chai1nel 3 - Saturd I : 1'4l For Rent CH�LI: ON THE 6JD£ltlALK 16 LOfS 0: I KARR & VAN ZANDT 1 1 1 J Wonted To Buy P£ANUT8 .... - --. I WQNOE R WHAT SAP WROTE THIS � THEY DON'T SAY TH T-- ! AREN'T-THOSE ARE _Jl:IE' THREJ; SWEET£ST WORDS I� ��Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , June 24, 1960 1 0 I •. • ,Re;: I e Much Of Peru's Popu lation Is ! Assassins Injure Mason County , Kill 4-H News Land less, Hu ngry, Desperate Pr_esident h _ ���!L, .'0 1�1'.e�, r 0M HuusE c, 11 TU mer 2-ll475. ti 2 1 flip I MAR Y t·PUL L I NS, K l::F IU <.: l:: l{ATUHS, E:wmgs Store, -�-· ..,.....••'·nd,nt, ltIB W . M.am, Phone W Y :l-2ti6U . c ... No. 1 3,00I. Reservations are atill beil1g al'· i i LI M A , Peru UP I -Two-thirds of ed pol 1r� lmed _the streets. Pe1u!'ur ... u,rnt lo a n On.l er of S,d e I 6 :lJ J te ept ed for Mason c County 4-H FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE IU!IIULT� ----- -- -� · -- 1:,:,ut!d vy Lhe Cuu r t ul (. u m i J1 u n j l 'r r u ' s p u pulal lo n 1s thr ead-b;ire a u ts buried their dea�. Camp Jun e 27 -July 1. All 4-H UPIenezuela V CARACAS, Molt Ar• lnd,an Ph ;,,!>, .\letg:, L uunt y , Oh iu , I w il l , lan d l ess, hun�ry,. despe rate. . RATES l } 7 ) Help Wonted Presid en t Romulo Betancou r t wae Club membe rs are eligible lo at• About 60 per _cent o f P eru'ti ' in j ured and Ill top-ranking Ve ne • t e nd. Th e cost is $7 .50. \' l' I , r n t h is . C i_l y of Ki n gs, " u l l L· r f ur �.iii.: <ti 1· u b l 1 (· A oct 1 0 11 4 c-enLs per werd. Otll' l /1$C"rl10n. Mrniinum charge - 60 cents. W A .\ "f' E I ! IUUSEKEEPEH Age u n l tl l' :tUL h Li a )' u f Ju b , l 1tuU , a t Jewel of the ancierit Pe r uvian pop u lauon 1s I ndia n , a race well l A large attendanc e is expected killed today in ti centa per wurd fot three cocx.:,u Uv e 111$e!" t to1t,1._ i(J lu 65 Hdcrenees wanted. t u w A . W. I ii.I t he Ll uu r u l the 1:.nd, glasses tinkle p!e.u;antly rn aeq u arnted with pover�y and ma!- I iu e lan ao fic er was u e or the wet:k'11 acti v itie, whi ch f a n app rent ass sin a tJOn a tt mpt l'huru.� WY 2 :12 1 5 . Spctcu.l - on e m•11th for 30 <· ect., per word. ti 2:J :J t c: L u un J t u u.:.l" 111 i·u mcru) . (J t uu, the t !'.l' _ sh!e k '. cool at rnosl:'he re of the n�tnuon and susce ptible _t o th� against will be conducted at the Maso n t h e president. -�· h, li u wmg u...-)rriOt·d n'.:1I e:, .:1 t t" . Full r.ale o f 4 ce n ts pe r word will oe t•hargcd for advertisirt1: I blandi�hment s of Comm unist ag 1I <H_ 1 l lon . and th e B?livar. t Bela ncou r t 's naval a id e , Capt. County 4-H and Youth l.:antp d DOl pa.id Within 10 days aner re-ceiVI.Ili bill. ( 1 8 Employment G lea n1 1n .1;: ca r s glide .ilo ng the talor s . ::.auull. l !l the Villa g e (Jf l ' u l l l Lopez Par ra, was killed by Ii gr ounds. Errort io A<1vertis111g - Should be ,�portf-d !mmt=dlate-ly. Tbe t ru) , a H d in � rii i: l lon I d , J u � n � . f mc _boulevardsb A � nchl y - dressed m PINW EARERS' CAMP ChaI bomb blast and Interio r Defense Wonted s S sador ba U e ld S e A n nairi Sentinel will no t � respotlSli.ble for more l.41:o one mcor­ ltc:1 u g e I J o J th (" Uhw c... umpa u) s wum .:1 n passes Y - F rom l uxunous · • · ays -� - . e11 1s • , The Mason County 4-H Pinwear­ Minist er Ge. n. Jose Lopez H. e nl'is 1 U 1e t e d bt mt pin to rect inBCrt.:.on r• • IIOUSEWO H K , J I\ONI N G , B ABY I ' urd1 <1.�l· u11 .r'-. oy l or s Hun. }te1gs li utel rooms_ th e sw ep f Lim , romba lting Hf'd i n flue n ce un der- quez and his ware wer e seriously ers g roup is planning a short h.l,· d or Tt...;ioks and Sipee1al Nol.ice.11 of E,·,· 'lts 11.UO. ObHuanea • • ' be 1:1 c h an d s1tt111g. un<I t·o11 aI so lI u w;i 1tre!'I,,, l o u rn_, , u l 110, 1 u wz 1 l i e m� I I1 u stre 1 r h es. lo · L he white weekend Cllm p July 1 and 2. It Pui n l Fo u r program bringin" r nJ ured . the pu.bllM!ed al l ee·i t per .-.oro b P11c1f1c the ,, yond. e , . I L l 1 o <1n·, s l . ul 110n I na11 111 . . , I ., clerk llfi .. � u u o. 1 work. ' n 1 r p will • begid with th e closing of J . t B [ b o o ._ e C c mas ead eret, ..-u 3 DAYS ·;;oaos J DA i' v n,-. vs l MO. f tus is the face of Per u, a face in sec<ls ·.,aJ,lricu l t u ral. know-how ancou rt 's 1:1rmed gua rd , also was eoonty 4-H camp and will e nd " "' U Loells l St., M 1dd l epor 1 tral' I ou \;;,,y J ur � H uu • cXct" pL L I '-' r, 1 '•u u.:. , .. · 1 1 .,, · I 1 as oans n It ere s11i1zmg J u1 s d d a1 . 9lk:: 15 60c $ 1 .35 • I I h a· 1 ra d.ia e.s pr r n ce Y opu 1en<:c, "1 -50 . 6 24 J tc cual antJ •uLht-r m 1 1 1o.:ra1s w u • 1 Lhe around 9:30 p. m. Saturday. inJ· ured 21' 60c $120 $1.80 '6.00 nght to J ! I I IJC a rid rcmuvc ' the llU 1J1 el t1 •.r_i· tag,•:,wa I I _ed, sc,,, urJ· 1 y. A , l o w a i. $ 1 .50. Bul its rega rd ed as Club m'"mbers who r en•1�e on conflicted eports r First I a holdi n g action a t best. � 7:k $1.50 $2.� $7. 50 Sal li (' W llhuu t. l ill"Ul l lbroncc tu l h L· J)fOU( r ce ha_ rec a 1 s hC onceervices their 4-JI pins du r ing l"OunlY ness Busi e th e bomb CilfllC from. Rawher J O ( i-:rl ' at power wield ed hy Peru 011 :.urfarc. _ __-� Dri ly L wo per C(' nt of Pe r u's I.a nd dio ne wsm e n said it was thrown camp also will be invited lo .Jt­ /\d, J"-M61Ve<I by l U A .M. Wlll be In that day . JM,PCC , _ I , I A l H CON D J "�"IUN I NG; REFH.l_GEU- , HE�' l�HE N C E l lE I-:_u� Vu l . 1 9.4 , 111�. L' Onti_ne nt. is c u l \ ivatl'd. ll!; riv ers a�e un- I at a line of official cani in "."'�ich lc n d. . P HO N E WY-2-21 57 l hcse are other faces. A wom . harm•sscd. at1011 service. Jack s Hefng era- 1 l ai,;t' I J9 antJ V o l . :lll::I, l 'a�c 1:13, Uoads ;ire (cw Ill the the gove rnmen t men were rtd mg. t ion Ntw Havei.. Phone TU2- Dt•t·d l t e e o nb Juhling MC-Clung, Good Luck ol I\1 (•1 g � l 1m 1 1 l ) , ii ll � h u Hl cs a l ong 3 d�ty .street I trop1e:1J lowl a nd s . Th e _ mounltlins Other sources said ii was planted the 1n lo uno northea!lt, ! land a J [ .:. bt t ver 4-JI CJub was sel ected to Clo ·�c . · . l unJ1e1 t ll11u 1 7. If 6"Z3 r t ul t a 5J d are nch m miner ahl in th e de f ense minist er's vehicle. 3 l 1 1 J'\iot ,ces 1 9 1 For Sa re !,f l1l' hlng wirnt . She begs yo u to of the An des low s . the I. B. (Tubby) Bo g gs receive Vl:l alJle mines l u man and some , . 1 1 e i r n_Ls _fo r _ her ce 7 2 by. a l on Scholarship at t he fi nal Memorial ual t h Str r h1 l fERMJTE AN 0 PEsT CoNTROL ONE M A < i N AT0 N t ; ie ll f lc gu1 ' M UELLER F U kN ACES , WESTIN G . �n (' ee , HI M! · and Mrs. Clyde W ,i lke r- an d � : � �s . � _ . , t"l:, c , �ating nirk to the lnc11s, arc be, a r h t s ndian c s Campc 1>r n o:, , ' rn u Vil l.it,:t' the of oi 1960 Conserva­ l'omcr session y, lllhl i: J said l t' r by Pain. �rH 1n1.,pec;hon. ln,u rworked. But ' t he surface of fam i ly, Thurman, were Fathe r s tar and (i1h.so11 ampli fier Cii ll I HOUSE appli ■nc;H, Arnold Brog lic, h :l \oe- nuts. itd by Nationwide. Phon, Ill. 1 W Y2-200:J Ucforc 5 p M thert, SyrecuM, Ohio. Phona Sl rt• t·l herng ui L�!r.:.crLcd 1111 the I Day guests of her puents, Mr. and tion Camp, a t Camp Ceasar, W ('b­ 1 mi ncral wcallh has ba r €l,Y be e n s ter t:ounty. t his is the highest 1 1 - 1 1 -tf I .:, u u t h �Y L uc �:,\ Sl� ee1 _ and u l l � llL' and A. 5ervic;• 'Shtlon WY26- 1 7 Lfc sc ra tt- hed . WY:2-6384, ____ Mrs. Dale Dye. Commu ni s ti At Work ) .'.ort h . 1 . award that is prese n ted tu a illld asl Niiyl 1r b} , 2366. u i --1 -i, 4-26-tfc I .. ur . - Tit. I n a t ime when un re�t in un - 1 -- - -· __ 1 GRAV E - • ACTOR camper at this !:lession a nd will LY SALIS AND Tt:U:�IS !ON RADJO A � D Sl1 AL_L J H o .a d, t h e r e !Jemg no hou i,P num cl enlc\elop ed areas sti rs th e wor ld 'J ll�Rt: W I i i he a ft•1 1val s tart111g l S•rvtc<.·. 512 E., M.ln, Pom•ror. entitle Mt.·C lung to return lu the a pplianc e repair, Phone Otis L,e r /'er st r uggle� to sol ve th,• a e·June 2 1 al I! p Ill l' very evcnmg Phone WY2-297S. Sal�1man: McClin tr;.:k, RacUle, O.'lio. 2-1-tfc 1961 camp. Term s of s a l e : Cash on d ay of , old u r' bl , i . f t h � elite il�d l _e O t r, /m \ il l thl' Freedom (;u:,pt•l \1 1.�.� um ' Haro14 8,unhut, ReadaYHI•. snk. S;ud premises CiiU/JO[ h...- sold . ' J I ve l Jy 1 a e ill �ll l d Kn_ol>.s . Hc v . J )n'ler JS Ohio. Phon• Coo;Y.11• a691 . APA:�J. � �N�I:s ��U:1:r"•be�lt!�fd fo r _Jc.s.s l h ii n !W u-thirds Of the ap- � J i ' ; s; : � d l f�:� �: ' ' 1 ha i e da _ t n w Cl �� t::n t!� � e�! �i r �i�I! J;I� vn r i'h,;u. M lhc- evan�eils t a11d Hcv . L H. , w J-I U-lfc 6- p r a1.se<l va l ue. The propert . . . y 1:, ap I s w •a1 and die sc�at ch_1ng a h v mg versity, has been awarded a Sears2-3-tf I prs i sed il l $ I I 00_ To be sold J)<' .1. Phon e WY-2,6281. i Gl lll'H'Uc.amp is tlw pastor Th(• - - ---- _ ___ s uh · · ' ot11 of th e st eanung J ungl e . PUBLIC AUCTIO N N F. W YOH Americans UP( Foundation .schola rship re groups. Roebuck K He added : I -pu tJl i c I:, n i v n e t.l lo alteni · � (i -- ' !thct 1 � ��le lll' n J or �a t'S f � r 1 960· I C - O D S---Lt ,T PORCH CLOTH , -WO ommunist agit.H to rs a re at nC! iv ed an av erage of more than SATURDAY, June 25, 1 960, '' attend jus th e ninth annual Sum t closed often The decade Lo 2 t< s reserve O rcJc<· t any work e xploiting Lhe wanls shadt!s, cloth porch valance, ' 1 :00 P. M. . __ ___ _ _· :i;'1u : oi the Workshop in Hum a n Deve $14 mil l ion a day in called benefits tt1e 'F a bulous has b ee Fi!• m er n d· , awn m gs, venetian blinds, win- o r , , miil lY by poi n ting to the plenty from health insuring organi:1:a- hes' and that J.s a fit dPscrlpti on · fopment and Human Relations, J . . Ttw undersign ed will orJer a t his I 1 8 ) Aul·'v , IW� J.,R T C.:._ HA_H1 F:N nA< _H dow .!ih(ldes. Free estimates. lhe fo r rn l oculed in Ch ei; ter Townlions in 19�9 to hel p offset the for the record compiled during 0. Knapp, Director o{ Exte nsion S� t·r_itf u� Mc!1;;s ,u'.unt y , Oh w of Tensi few. Dale Union Ave., !1 1 Wippel, 2 rose last summer un when sh1 11. one mite off Route 7 at cos{ or medical bills and repPace th e peri od of health insurance. vood CIH11 U•ed Car• Service a t West Virglnia Univer1 O,RlrE lt Pomero•· 5 21 OOtc C 1 1 , & . Peru was ( H ? \\ th reatened by economic F111e Points, (t'ollow Arrows;, income disability. lost through slt)' announced. 6cholariships were All M.II" and Mo.la A 1 1 on f'YS tl l" 1 1 am 1 f From the begmn 1 ng of I"" 0 awarded disa ster. P eru's curre ncy was dethe followi ng: Philco Refrigera- - - ---:::::" "" Th e He alth Insurance Institute to 50 extension workers f'AiTRONK.ITAN MOTORI • I (til 17 24 ; (7J 1 • B, 1 5 • Slr tcriura ting rapidly. The t reasury to the end o ( 1 9!59 the number from 29 sta tes and Puerto R1 c: o t ur, F.lec t ril' Range, On e ii-pc. r epo1 ted tha t insurance compani es 6Ql'L.606 bit Main St. w,n1 nea r ly without f.unds. The Blue CrosS-- Blue Shield and of penons with health msu rance to participate in the works hop Hrnukfast Set, One 7-pc. Break1 S Ai'E.\I CENTEH worl d price of lead, copper and o t her heal t h care plans paid 011 1 I v1rtla lly doubled, climbi ng from held at the NatioMI 4-H Center, fast Set, IJlillt y Cabinet, Win- • l rs Sam lli{· ko is carmg for her rn� L I IEVIW U:T va 4 dr. Sedan. ' zinc we re falling. S trike& aver - a to tal of $5,17:> ,000,000 in ben e- ' 66 illion to nearly 128 mil!J on. Washingt on, D. C. Th e workshop d•Jw 1-�an, 2-pc. Li vlng Room twu J.: riintJ.-\1i l d ren while l ht•1 r ra• !,µa rk lint hlack (mi.sh. $ 1 ,0Y5. O \i e r the sa me period, bene(lts began on J une 20 and w1· 11 e nd • dgmg one a week swep 1 across , 1I. 1s 1 a.st year. Suile, Studio Couch, Ch airs, i t her is m lht hospit a l . !11ae1 tnar · 11, l'omcroy = 6 22 6lc • 11 u• coun tr•� 111 ,959. 1n vest ors Lamps, One Metal Wardrobe, Th e r·1gure s were disc1osed by have more than quintupled. go- on J u 1 y �ii. in\ from $9157 million to almoSt u l l ed out. p One the Ceda inslitut e 4today r in r Ward r eleasing obe, Sewing STARS OFFI C ERS I H ALL 1956 FOltD VB Yai r lane 2 d r . h11rd Demonstrators cla!:!hed with po• r esult! or the Health Insu rance $5. bl llion.'' Machine Bedro o m Suite, , Hay � annual meeting of the During anti msl!ie car IJcc111tJluJ , wv H Before 9::JO A. M · lice a nd truncheons smashed fae- Council.'! 14th annual surv ey of Loa,ler, Hay R o pe (complete), !l 4- H All :-; tars Virginia West � the out, all vmyl trim. $ 1 ,095. tilact­ o there ha Williams als aid Mlddl•,ort WY•:2•l'49 SALE PUBLIC e.s i n Plaza San Martin. Mountthe Ga rden Tractor, ex t ent uf "·oluntary health Log ChaJns, the 4-H Camp at held ' r honorary, Lna r s, Pomcroy. been growth in the breadth o 6 22 6\c Pomeror WY•l-3l9S The undt•rs1gnt"d wi l l offe r for --- --- ----i11sursnce coverage in the Unit- cover age. Tools, M iscellaneou8 Items. 1 r e chosen we fficers o these here, • to near the In addition ' sa k ut p u blic uu t'lion . ut t h e la k KAUTZ fl,.ED STOR cd Slates. HOWARD SlilO&NABeL, Owner JfJ7 lJ UICK Vt:! Centu ry hanltup for the coming year : 1 ly on persons who have milli 8 Ch•••w At 2 rl'sitl�·ntc u r 1'1•,ul D. Lu llri_dgc, lo � tl r . 1 ,uwcr stct· r rn� ilnd Orake�, T ERMS : CASH. The n u rn hc r of Americ-ans cov- j nsurance against the cost of hosRush Butcher. Nicholas County .I, 1 <·ated on r:,ist Main Street, 111 Pom ed by some for m of health in. pital bills some 1 1 million now Big Chief; The Re v . Marvin Carr dyn,d 1ow tlrtvt'. Like nc1. inside Not Reapon,lble For Accld1nt1 n . 7 MAMILL v5 5�ATION r croy, Vleigs l' <m nty, 01110, on Sat S.ile conducted by; BRADFOR D oull o u t. $1 ,til#::». J.!lacllnar's, s..iranee a t th e end of 1 909 totaled ha ve insu;ance that helps pay for 111, Monogali a County, and J ea n A.M. t;OO a-4o,.. onL· at 19UU. 9th, uly J ur<luy, -, l'umc roy. AUCTION COMPANY, Racine, 1 27 ,896, 000. Both t he cove rage s urgical bills, compared to only Lloyd, B raxton County, Less� r 6 l2 IH(· Albany 33SJ - - ---- -- . o'c l ock l'. M , thl' p,• rso1111l p roper r1 11d bencril fi_gur es were new Ohio. Chief&; Clara Mae Spray, Lewis milli on in 1949_ Zvery Day SerVJcr11}::itl r"OIUJ VIJ IJ pussc11gc r stal1011 Auctionee r : CRJTT BRADFORD ty of SiJld U ccl'(ten l , ('Ol l !;i s ti ng in io Rlv•r Gauges : Mon t gom • highs, according t� �he institute. 4 1 _ . Oh County, Scribe; Sally Lou Darst, . W:lijUII, 4 dr. ' t h111 IS a top tiuy Ill 1 it1 r,t of: Man11i:c r : A. C. UUADFORO. on persons al &o m1l11on Eighty-two rsons 1958. pe 1_23 ln mdh ½ t cry 1 M County, Medicine Man and uppe . I AND LLE!{ r 9.5 5.9 1 ft. , Lewis r owe OWENS Paint 7 , . l'on:rny o nc ·s 111m11011. �xtra lll('e. (,a s K elv mato r Rcfrig c r- t open ; Galllpolis 18.6 upper, 1 1 .6 l 1.ad hcalt h 1nsu r ance and _bene- I hae c��era ge that pays_ for doc- Sarah Vincent, Harrison County, 6- 18- l tc disat d e furnish Paint tractors. l $ 1 , ll5. Ul;1etlna r , 's, Pu meroy. - -- O 1 r , a } a g wus1icr, s �•wm � m a - t ower l or v 1s.1ts tor non-surg1ca1 .c�re, Peggy King, Jackson County, liuy ---- rt. open. L ock 23, 14.8 j f its to l aled nea r. 1 Y. $4. 7 b_111 l�n . coutit. Ml n c rsYillc. o. 6-2Z-7tc d1('.11ie, 6 22 CHc rl•dur ehcst, llvmg rot:111 u pp er , 810 _ lower 3 wicket s ames _R. W1ll�ams, m�t1lute 1 compared l? �ees lha� 17 m JJhoD Farmer, Lincoln County and She• J and 1 4 ------ -;-:. - .-s u 111•, tu: rlroom slu tc, her!�, d�cti� ru n ning. All dams . . J !J51 l '(JN J'JAC. l�ood wo r k cur. are up 12 vice pr�s1denl, sa i d th� t1gurc-J , m 1 949 Wll�ta�s said. Ila Ann Parsons, Tucker County, -! t-. - Pro<luctrnn TYi Ii: IS _1mpo� ta1 1:' rs, clu�st. rui s . end tiihlcs, k1tch- th And 43 mdhon wage earner& Scouts. r ough orr 23 to ½� trap were ev1dern::c of "sustained grow. closed Luml ('t111d1Lw11. �75. Ho11me Mill­ 1s l!Slienti,11. L:urt1ss gi ves you en utc11s1ls, dishes, ' f!l a s�warc, a nd I open . _ th" by vnlur1 t a ry health insuring Were insured against the lou of P r, '.lil 1111• r.� v1llt·. Members inithited into the orO 23 ::ttp j bo th . Breed wi t h Cu r tit1s Breed- 1 111�'. 1 y othl'� artJ!' l t•s at the end of 1 959, 10 ganization al the end of this mcome !Dow�): Boats River io Oh mg Se rv1 c:c Inc. Call Albert J erms: C;1sh Ill h a nd un d u y of M o ntgom e: ry Vulc million m ore than a decade be• year's State VoJunleer 4,-H Club . am 0-1 1 ·, n 6·30 ( 9 ) For So le Parke r , Chesler , Ohio, Phone sule fore. k I , •o t l on Q•ueen 5 :., C am o �oc 7 Le ader,' Conference included Ho· , YL'k I· ]\' e l28 5 or i, • . Oil r" Po 1 nt.s I L' I I I-� Ei:iE H U IH,a:us. BEST IN TIIE . _H IIOD EL (_'_ sn�F FY . 2-8 ; Lock 9 Mike Cred itor 8 40 L. crites Sr ., B a rbour Counbart c._ r1IJ, I omcruy, I hone WY2I ·w�en !h� d�cade of. the �o Ii Atlmtmslra \ or uf the E �tat c am 10--0; Lock 1 1 We stern : 45 Valley. J a rk II Dairy Uu r , Mld­ I Sand . t ll:l l6, 1 en�ed W1l�1 ams _ said the f1rs1 y� ; ra Powell Winkelble nch, 6-22-6tp of Pearl D. Lutt r idge, am 9-3 ; Lock 15 A. V. Chris7 :J r . dl1•11ort. Hartl ey, Brooke, M rs. ti 21 6l e ��or_ medical m:urance f'a n B one John I 7: ......... lbw , .. .... ,d f'1• :as cU . , . Mrs. Madge_ , aymon(1 it. ,SaJvetti -0; am U S � a rah Mays. Clay; , 40 n , SuPP�Y.-� Jl!:NOU U R ' a JUSt gone m_o _ opera 10n. <.. r1tt Br,td fortl, Aucl LOfll C'r 2 Hl-:U JU INE ("<H) N UO(:S. l ltab- .J .... If .... '"""' • • . Richardilm �:40 son r Jeffe ]0· 0am 6 Jacqueline t:1ay Conner 'I'V Servit'e. YU�•2l 25. 6-1 llll do�. il1JI Hu us h, l lu r tfo rd, W. (flJ 24. 25, 27: q) 2 , -lt c 1 6-0 Lock ' 1 6 Coast Gua rd ForNow ��ui 2� fdhen pers;n� rier. G;eenb ; n, o s For FREE Jnsptttlo -- - - a orm OI• pro e� CIIAHLESTON, W. VA. U P I- h_av,e t 1� roa V a. ti 23 Jtp IIAMMr-:1l'S lt ��r· u s ElJlSPOSAL. sy thia 7:05 am 1-0; Lock 18 Sarah Mrs. Vivian Den11isun, HarriPHON illness. prolonged atamst tJOn Llu�y•Thursday were Investigator� • Weekly l pkkup. Cily 21 Lock 0; mn 4:20 Kate $1.00 as low All ' J oh n Michael Ellis, Ha rrison son· I l U50 A M l!� IU l .'\N 10' x 50' Jluu11e­ giving lie de tector tests lo em• · Gilmore'& Supply Sier• ' Lanh am, H a 1s a month. Cail R. & A. Service of H a 5 1 10: 20-0 untington Ross t ru1lcr with t'11closcd pnrd1. C111l o pr rr on; E t hi yn . ' � _ insurance medical Major NOTICE OF SALE plo y es or th e State Mot or Vehicl Statiun , WY2-2 o r Edward Sa• :i66 MarLo �� soc � c. J. Harne , r ; 2-0, 9.!l0, 23 _ T h v Wil l iam �Jumn �mith r,·a l W \' 2 21 :J J bclwl' en l\ ii. 1 1 1 . uml WY,2,2774 _ es Dep!lrtm e nt in an effort to vidl!s benelits ranging as high Parsons, JacksonMrs. Myna Wolfe, Ion (l lammc r g ) CI lla-Nk. 10 E 1 . 1 m 0 30tp 2 son; a r 6-l Jeffe ville, r s a e r 5 p. Ill cst .ik lu<•alcd in l'onwr oy, Ohio, (i ;.!;J tilt "'• J IO •- ,· ' turn up clues in the $500,000 rob- as $10,000 or $10,000 fo all a V1qgban'1 Extcrmlnallng or care prescribed by a physician Kanawha; . Mrs. Cl�ra Schultz, wi ll hi ' .�ohl ,1 1 the offi e(•s of l ' l' ow, , _ .1 , oc,k 27 , 0, P) R o uc r G•'��on bc ry last weekend. AUCTIONEER t.i . E. u1-:r·1w a:UATOll, Unive rsal 2-0, k am Ernestme B�lley, li utler, 27 Company Ulr JO . l l: r P r 1t' r, Attonll'ys, J'n & crow o nStale Police Lt. E . L. Roush including care u1 and out of a Muon; A i leen Compl•t• S.rvlu �11� runi,:c. Call WY 2-�L I S. 11m, Lo 0-5 ob k M1�le r, M�� lung enner Ann oyce Mercer, 28 St. M,rys, W. V•. H f ; _ c, B t•roy, t lluo, 0 1 1 Tue�dil y, Jurw 2 Hl h, , !:�U sald two lie detectors were kept hospital, charges or private duty Crltt Bradford - - -- --· -a 2a a1r .25 , am 3-9, Miller, M Clung Ann Walter liallipolis Joyce Mercer, appll� ' medical . and 'd e , dru&:s nursing, 1 960 ul 10 :00 u o k A M . l rogoing throughout L he day in the r • AUC TION SALE ' e(."�Jo r d B �R. (I v a l.o uJ pm, .,c� Lo Medford 1 �; f f 0 Mrs. Mineral; . • . nce i r •d p . van 3 r $700.110 nt ind iw;� GAS, t'U EL 011. and eu11I fur­ 011 ti;i1 u rday, Juue 25, 1000, hegin- A. �'�:A���:o� R�:;:. :.do hle. JU t y q1 !,t1 5 pm 3 0, Trauc r.ri minal identification ti ureau. An <1. 11 ____ _____ · l N 11 n a 2 Morgan n, o D11ws ,. �.. � � _ , n n t ht• .� ohJ l or le s s lh iu, thl' a pn11n!11. Cull for free e 11tlm.1ttc11. estima ted 40 cmployes were ques. nu1� Ill 1 :00 p. m. a t Lislc 'H M rs. George (Stella ) Ruth, O.; DEAN LEAV!S HOSPITAL praisNI viihw. Admini s trll Lrix re- � mds 3 . ....., � m 3� , Heron 8.20 pm I tioned. l-'11reman & Abbot t , Middleport . G roc(•ry ,Ph Rl. 124, in Sy ra- ( ) I nsurance �c r vcs lhc r ight to r,•jl'('I uny und 3,0 ; J ., Y· Chauvin 1 2 : 015 am, �-0 HOLLY WOOD UPI-Actor-sing- Phyllia Walker, Raleigh ; Herman ti•l O·tfc "A� yet," said Roush, "we u11�1·, I wi l l sell al auction t he Ovec 2: M rs. ; 1 am V. Raleigh; 8-1 0 A. Criss ,1 • a l l hids. Sulc is suhjt• d to thl' ap , INSURANC li:have not unl'Overed any clues to er Dean Martln Will released Sydenstricker, folluw J ng: Da0-7. am 5 Doris Raleigh Hurns, ; Leona , HospiLebanon , 50 'J' l l lC BAI..EH aud Mu11!1cy r uv, of · ,l of Ilic Cedars ,·ourt. m o lr tf'l'lion, Life, Auto, Fire, P olio. 1 . th e then through interrogation of ' VerneI a Cyrus, way1:. ectrI c Rer rJ ;!orat ors 2 ''l N a river b�a ts. All Kanawh h RI 1e; le vis, u said Harris Clipper t·omhme, bolh U Phyatcians y. LEN Wednesda E tal I : I n. SA I H, C•H l) o a Milli, Middlepor•... the employes." 6 lias Ra11ge11, 7 Bcda complete goui.l rnudit1un, Albe r t l' a 1" kcr , r, who underwent a ne, Caroline Cyrus, Wayne; Jon Administ ralru: ur lht' L'...�., t, t e I Ka nnwha dums on lhe sill. ')'""" Meanwhil e , the Maryland Cas- the entertaine . G1111 He!!l e rs, 8 2 Sewino M a .,_ • and M rs. · � Wavne t:hcstcr, Ohio. l'hunc Yukun r;. � 1 h a week a go, was Edward lrb", ton ern111 opera 1 of William Homl'r smith, ualty co., B a ltimore , Md., said it : l'hinef!, 1 Lt.1t Living Uoo1n fur---Webster. Cutlip, Olvea 2285. 6-.22-3tp tleccascll. , DON ·sTlVER.S -would provjde a rewartJ of up to "'in fair ly g ood condition." 11it11rc, Ulnlua table and 6hc . 25, 27, 3tp ____ __ 24 r6 _ l o f 5,00 r in n o that formatl 0 NOTIC I OP APPOINTMENT dud rs, Lo t l1mp8 a nd Dh1hcll inI l"l VE !<OUM house with b1tlh, �-, R•Hrff Dl1t�i;,- ,io� 4 . wou !d Ie ad to the arrest and co n• Ch•rter No. ••• --1 !•t•t♦ of Alie, Ablet, dNNMd $3 l' I u c I mg �omo anliqu eH, .Buhy garai,:e, b11.sc111cnt, l>r<•t·zeway nu vklion of those rospon,iblo for c... No. 1 1,386. ATIONw1•• bed •nd hiih chair, Ma r ble lo p H t . 124 llc u r lhil'ine. l'flt:cd lo O RIPORT Of CONDITION o, eby given that Der- the robber v. her is Notice wash 11 tand, 8tt Platform Sca leit • ..... ....._ o... sell. 1 -4-i0 John IJeero Bull A T o .., The lne;1rance company 11ald nard V. Fultz whose Post OfUce irn_d Power LHwn Mowe r . M11ny Dozer wilh 7� fl. !!llglo bl11d,1 . \,,;;,,, ��T T��:E J:�•F· :ccourns is addrees eport, (?hi o , has the reward would Include a flat Mi�dl 1111nella neous itcma loo numer• 1-2 lon liMt.: truck 75,000 ac­ . PROBATE COURT OF MIDDLl ,OltT been duly appointed Adm m lstrator ��� :�,�� 1 �!��/e�!C:� �:�_ of ou11 lo mention. l111tl mile11, A- L sho1pc, 1-'53 MEI G S COUNTY OHIO , f , CloM of 81,1 1lneu on Jun• 1 5, 1 960. Pub•• the Ohio St o t• In th• i '493 Llncoln �•t. e o f the Estate o� Alice Ables la1e of l>ot) Lh1le, Owner, ', Chevrole t power Hel-Airc A<:<"01111 t s and • voi:at·hcrs vf t he Phone WY2-:JS61 Mlddl -,,on The state had insured up to llsh1d In r•sponM to call tn.Nte br Comptr0ller of th• Cu rrency, und_n I. 0. McCoy , Auctiotecr. glide, 1-'48 Willy's j (iep, COlll· lollo11rh1 g num ed fiduc ia rit•s have ! S u tton Towm1 h1p, Meiga County, - Sttctlon 521 1 , u; s. RevlNd Statute1. "' -"'00,000 contents of the depart ' plelt'I}' re-buHt. l -'49 lh1rley Nol l'l'SPOIIM iblc ror atl' idc!l)ltl. lMJCn (1' lcd Ill lh • . p ro b .I . C ou r I O h lII , deceascd . A•s1ts • ' Dated lhis 0th day of June, 1 900 menl', vault. 6-l l · 18-20-2l -2:t,23-24-7tc U11vid!lon Mo1o rcyclo 74, 1111 ex­ ' Meigs coun t y, Oh io, for approval re1erve . indudln& nks, ba , other _ ·-· _ with balances Cash, lhe to Entnmce vault was F H O'BRIEN tra». Phone W l8-36154. ll-22-::tlc $ 690,420.12 ONE GAS ltAN<a:, 19 !H F OI CJ) , F O i( SALE: ti ruom house, bath, 1111� 1 ll;� e,nt: balance. and cash item, �n P_rocesa i��ollection gained ough a small air vent. I thr of J�obate Judge the Court 3 � an d F",m a 1 A n·ount _0r U'S0 d u= 1 b1 ions, ' tfl t stor o ul.so overnmen G lias duon,. and windows m Slates f<'ord 49 , hi � United moto\" 1md p r . The money was t»ken from aevMeiss County, Ohio FOR SALE: Jer,ey Cow, freah. fm·nd('e. Price $4500. $2000 � omer I�. Lee, as Guardian of! Ed,and guaranteed ---------.---·------- -- - - - · - - - - - · - 1,397,315.83 t;c c Wulkr Mnr r !w, 520 S)' c al ockers. eral 3tc 24 (6 11 10 H o war• Hy■eu, H.Yllllll jtun. Ith H . Cuckle r , a n lncot nJ)( ) ' tent 394,169.27 down, t erms more $50 month. 770 Syc S t ., Mldtlleport , Ohio, ObUgaUona of SI.I.tea and polittcal tubclivlslons - - - - - - - 8-18-tilp Person. of ■Lock r mo $12,000.00 e --2-239'. St. (including l'hone etot� WY " Corporate 31c 24 6 1&'267 Firs t and Finul Ac�outit I 12,000.00 IPINIT PIANO 6 20 Btc Federal Reserve bank) _ _ _ ___________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . Ed of n 11 K. !rcn,h, Admini st rutrix 1-"9,107.04 overdrafta) '86.72 WANTED: Jlc1pon11lble 1,arty to ( 9a I .'v\orine Suppl ie• Loa118 and dilcounta (Including � l>f the Estate of t:dwc1rd T. fr{'nd1, takt! over low monthly payments Bank ,premises owned '6,23Ut6, fumitiure and SALK FOH 78 acre FA}fo1 located d eceu sod. 10,866.71 un 11 8plnc1 pi a no. Can be seen I IIID IOATI AND MOTO!ti' IU .fixtures $4-,6S4,7G - - - - - - ------- - - - - - · -- - - - - - - - - - in Chester To wnship, known aa 18141 First und Fin a l At:rnunl •nd • whll• 9,412.64 th1y lut -Mtt,... -, -loc: a ll:v. Wrllc Credit Mar1101er, Other uaeta - - - - - - ------t he h1rnk GrcH', consisting of of . John E. miHiday, ExCC'u to r o[ pallt•n Mitton. 600 I. Main P. O. Uux 215, Sholbyvllle, Indi­ , house with alx rooms and bath, the Eatale of D. L. Reisinge r , de• It,, ,_,.,, ''-• WY./l-lll'O, 1'0TAL ASSi:I"S - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - · ---- · - -- - - - - - '4,,0'73,291.61 (6 ) 2-1, 27 ; (7) 1, ana. a !lemenl with coal furnace. Alao ceased. b 1 1 ,24-1.. 2, 8, 9, rn, 16, 8tc fuel oil fu r na ce. Larae bank LIAIILIT III THI NIW A&KYD IASI FINISH l6006 Third Cu rrent Account of , barn, lrlplc tll gurog large e, partncnhipo, individual,, ol depoolts Demand o the Hunti ng t on Natio n•! B,nk uf LOTS t'UH SALE: 1 1 2\1 ' x 105", • • • IXFlltlOltS • • • INFlltlOltS aoAr block chicken hou se, outside C olumbus, Trustee of BIQ' Yov - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · · - - - - - - - - $1 ,363,739.$ 1 ----wr,poratione -and Zuspan Addil1un. Cu.l1: t.:11lvi11 ll the Trust ki tchen, plenty of wate r. Pasture Created U/W partnertbip&, lndividuala, of nme d8PO'it■ of Thom as A , Muy, McD•niel, M1111011, We»t Vlr 1itinh1, DICKS . • • Nu,,s . • . lNGINIS • • • •,c. fe nced with aprln1 water tor Deceased. and c-orporatlons --------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - · - - - - - 2,029,580.01 SPrucc a-M::n. of 1t•ndln& Um Plenty C4tltle, of United States Government (inc-ludinl Oeposlta attd Plnlth91 Yadlt P$ Marlne , 18 195 First I and Final Account 6 2,1 3 tc of bC'r. Write Box 668F, f:/o The llc!lsie G.• webst�r, Execulrix of 66,317.79 p01tal 1&Viil!al) - - - - - - --------- - - - - - ------- - - - - - - Poinh wi1h,tand tt.. fflotl vi,. Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy, Ohio . the E!ltate of Homer G. Webst 1118,901.74 -ns wbdivialo polillc,1 and state• of Deposita er, orous odion of water. wind and 8 2.l 3tp decea9.cd. 6,590.26 Other depotlta �� and cashler'a ch� ) liii ---Wtiar, ond a,. for fflOf9 dura· ,2 !!�· ..,,_, ---•-----------n_.'-A:JL,.a TOTAL 18206 Fint and Final Acco,ml of FOR SALE: FIVE ROOM HOtrSa ble than th• ordlna'1' marine Helen Marlc Le Hheit, Administra- 1 Melvin w loc-atlon. bath, Uh nice AT TOTAL LIAB� ------::.-------- ---�·-------- '3,820,210.31 flnl$hes now In UH, TIie new }lood, 1 1 1 Locuit St., Pomero,. trlx of the E&tato oi John Just'ph � II formulation baM alkyd Leifhoit, de<:eased. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS &,28-30t p ___ :_ ___ __ 12 17� Twentieth Current Acon"rance of a IMtter flnlth. CapJtsl Stock: FOR SALE: ti - room house at 1 126 count of Edison Ho bstetter, G uardPomeroy, Ohio Common atoet, lotol par $100,000 00 - - - - - -------- $ 100,000.00 *.btra .._. _,_ --a .,... ._.._ E. Main. More Information at Jan of the Estate of Fred While, !urplu, _ _ _ _____ - - · - · __________ ••• - - ----- - -- - - - -- -- - - . 300,000.00 1 1 28. • hll II --FIii tJlq 6 21 6tc ,n lneomp•tont , 48,076.30 -.,_.,, Undivided {ll'Qflta - - - --- - - - - - ---- ; --· ------ · - - - - ------ -- -Unless exceptions a� [ilt'd I . filllll -, F'OH SALE: 44 ACRE HILL FARM L he,-e to, H id accounts will be fo r TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ------- - - - - - - - - - - - - $ 448,076.30 with aas well, clcc:tricity, water hearing before laid Court on the � h II .. 'Ill ._ ...., ..,.... ;., • er;; __... "' Ml •-· . � 10 TO 20 ACllES HAY. P. M--:­ 10 ac re bottom, 6 room house , 25th day of July, l960 at which . _ •. ·TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS - - �.073,291.61 • ht111 tllltr ctllr-Cltu tllifJ Cowdery, Long Bottom, Yukon • barn. Known u Harley Mc, lime said acrountis will, be ronsidMIMOU.NDA Bel Air 4 Door Sedan * Wl!lw wllbs Ill .._ �·325!1. 6-24-31c ..., 11111 · l..ouahlin Farm. See Bill Cozart, ercd and con t tnue d Iroin day to ....,. llabUIU.. and to a111Jned or pledged ......,ta V8 motor. automw t ic tran1., r»­ IIL &A THIS , t Rarlne, Ohi o . 1 0 24 6 ' 1 puriposea 8 p other for tl1 100 - - - - - - - · - - - - - -- - - - - - · - - - - - $ 2tll,937.Mt ___ d ay un fl n• 11 y d 1sposed of dlo, heater, power 1teerln g and ,1 ot1C!ION la PIN deduction . of 14Jer ue •bov111 ahown u Loana · oa d person Any , Intereste may e fil br•ket. tinted a:lal'lll, (adory air roR SALE: 4, _ ROOM HOUSE JN - - - - - - · ·· ---- - - - - ------ $ 17,245.03 ·--_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ol .. .....,. e cc o o tl t written id ris a s 1> ae­ x: EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. lwo !Ive conditioned, beautiful Ivory ov­ M ine rsville. Full b1:1scment, runof the above-named bank, do Clshier HUBBARD, E. HAROLD I, o c o unts r to matter1 pertaining to room apartmenta. A. N. Bena:el. er red flni1h. Black and red ln­ uini,t wyter, ,ga8 rurnacc, bullt- in ii true 10 the beat of niy �tement .i>ove the that awear eolemnly of t e he trus ecution not t lh4: less x kl1chfln with snack bar, Call tertor. Plenty of real drlvioa Pllono WY2-3272. 1 1-2 tic belief_ -•owledl!• and WY 2-8291. 6 2� 6tc than flve days prior to tho date set comfort lJI lltll oar. HAROLD E. HUBBARD, Cashier. !or h�aring, HOUSE: TW O REDROOMS, 1.argo Correct,....Att..t: �� �o llvln.t room , klkhen a nd ba t h, F. H . O'BRIEN Din,cton. bHement, aaa furnace, Call WY Probate Judge I �:-11'. SW11T MeigB Count}'. Ohio 2-331t or WY 2-3642. COUNTY OF IIEI.GS, .. , STATE OF (6) 24. uc 6 24 lfc Sworn to ind •.-iibod bolore me thl• 12 tlt1 ol Juno, 1980, aD<I I 936 GMC : 1_ ""_ -E 6 · ROO!il HOUSE ON Mlddlepe rl FOil SALE OR TRADE ,:OR !IID.K FORSALE OR TRAD hereby eorUfy that I om not III olllttr or dlreetor of lhla bank. · Cliatomor Partlnl tiI Re■r OI Store HIil G11, electriclt,y, cistern wa, I!, t on pick-up. Conl•ct The Hut cows. 8 Hobtein heifers, aa;o. VMIINNi: ADDELL, Notary Publle, I ..d F see or 2·2'1&1 WY Phone Phone RuU.nd. In Restauranl ter. Lel(­ Clifford f"'· ono to moa. IZ: 1111: • AIIIUlt oxplno comml&Oion My 01110 MIDDLEPORT, l'OIIDIJl.""o8-0 8 23 3tp 8-32-atc e 23 3tc Speucer, Middleport, Sit 2-4793, beit, Pomeroy. WANT ADS 1 �?.�� '1 H g Off cer I I _2___ I I ___s___ I i I I I I I I I $14 Mill100 ' per Day Benef't I s pru·d On Average To Amer1'cans 1 I Soles I I I I I I 0\\· I -- -- --- Call Diel Sterrett ■ ::;,[52 --- · - - --- Legal Notice I 1 ___ I rvtot, I I I nwru-•9� ■ KIV 1:1L'J> REPORT I I · g Em ployes Gettm Lie Delector Tests f n Theft '' Legal N_otice lOb coMJ,J.r�iE PRO Le(_Jal NoWce . -e-Lega/ N fic r..l "'-� I I I ( 2 1 ) Real Estate THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK !� •iiij,ijjiiij ---- llf� ijijij� ,olt ----- ---- - ·- - ·-=�=;;;;...;;;;= - ' -------"'! JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR • Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 24, !J60-7 -TELEV:ISIION GU10E­ WSAZ.TV Chan nel 3 Comedy Playhouse Ad ven t ure Time 1Heamboa t 8th OisM Kid MllBic tn the Round Jim Thacker Show W eathercast News Plctu�e liuntley Brlukl<"'Y i:tepon Dealh Valley Days Head of !he Class '1tasqt!er ade Party Cava\cadr of Spurls Jackpot Bowling Cimarron City 1'V Readf'rs Di<;es� News lfea dlines Weat>-.ercast Juk Paar Sh ow Sign Off 12:30 1 30 1 :: 36 1:00 H>O �:30 3:J5 4:30 4:30 5:00 !UO 5,· 15 5:45 6:1){) 0:30 Meftd.-y Thnu911i flrlday J:68 Slg:n On J:00 GuNt Star l:U New■ " Wetuber S:30 R FD 7:00 Breakfast Party 8. 30 New8 6:3� Bre a k1 a1t Party e·ao N ew� , Q:oc (:offee Time 10: 15 Swep Shop t0:32 Morning Devotiona t0:45 Qn the Town t l :00 Country H oe Down 12:00 lf o on New, Stience Fiction Theate r Detec!ivt-'� Dairy W.Jtt-dront Home Hun Derby News Piclure Sports Roundu p Weathe rcast Saturda y Nigl1t Jamboree Bo n a 1 11..s The Mll.n and the Chal!l:!nge 'rhe neput Jo11rney to Und!'rs\Jnding Man 'rom Interpol N e .,'I Headlines l l · l O W :athercast l l : 15 Shockwatch 2:00 Sign O rf 4:30 5:00 5::to 6.00 6 .30 ' :45 6:55 7:00 7 : :to 8:30 fH)() 9:30 t0:30 1 1 :00 Channel 3 ·· Friday 4 :00 1:30 5:00 & : 3U 6:00 I: 15 8 : 25 6:30 6 ·45 7 :00 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:45 10:00 Jl):30 n :00 11:10 U :15 WMl'O Daily Program Schedule I Jutt ror You New■ Just !!'or You Calling On Pt. P\eataot M.ualc G-0 Round New_• )1ua1c Go Round Local News Music C.io Round Sl)ort■ In R e .,iew Sports Score■ Th e Band Bo:r Pa t B0011e Shuw Sundown Ser enade Off the Air . , -------- Summit Failures Lead To More Interest In UN, Newsom Says United Nations. By PHIL NEWSOM Still Suki Condemnation UPI Foreign Sdltor I Russia will _re new i ts dem�nd n ited NaU top of opinion the ln 1 or U. S. esp1on­ mnatH,;i e eond for le t ions autho:-Hles, the demonttrab n : 1 5 Sign On foilu re or personal diplomacy at I age at Sep1embe r's Ge!lerel As­ � 1 :30 This is th e Li:e ' ·do the summit will ]ead the world :,e mbty st• �- swn. The United Stales 12:00 TV Chapel will prese n t its J:!lan for world­ organization back in t o its own. 12:30 Industry on Parade Thee is no conce.rling that the wide aerio1l surve i lla n ce at t�e 12:45 Insid e Sports ay Uni t ed Nations was by - pa ssed sam e meet ing. Oul e r sp�ce �111 1 :00 Fa v orite Story 1 : 43 Sign On and forced into eclipse during the I gain a major sha re of discussio n . 1 :30 Fronllers ol Faith 800 Circle 3 Ranch Eisenhower . Khrushchev pen-pal- And even th e nuclear lest talks, 4:00 Sunday Mo v letime 9:00 Sheena, Queen of Jungle ship, with the leaders o( the other dragged out over 18 mo nths ,now, 5:00 World Championship Golf major powers contributing heav i- may the be brought into '1:30 Junior Auction 6:00 Meet the PreRs _ Jy to a trl!:nd away from collective Assembly. 1 10:00 Howdy Doody Show 6:30 Sunday News Picture The pendulum _of history sw mgs tieprivate into diplomacy l0:30 Rnif &. Reddy !::�ow l;OO Ove r land Trail but steadil y. tilowly, ion. gotiat 1 1 : 00 Fury 8:00 Sacco-Venzetti Part II tadm which on mament. r Disa 1 1 :30 Circus B oy was 9:0 ' Chevy Show «i_dly t he Unitl_!d N ution1 maJe ·Jn 1 945, the Unit ed Nations warJ2:00 True Story a panac for ea the as iled h a 10 :00 Loretta Young s;1c,"' l i t lle progress m 13 years, .was ,· 1 was Id . As such, l0:30 People Are Funny 12:30 Down on the Farm taken away from the .E asI R iver , weary wor by world lhe of most to oversold I :00 Film Feature 1 1 :20 News Headlines g l ass hous� un cerem oniously. One ove r-e ager optimists who aaw in 1 : 1 :"i Dugout Dope l l : 10 WeatherCt1st ! d ay, . last f�II. the General Assemt not universal brotherhood of 1 1 : 15 Nitewatch 1 :25 Cincinnati Ba seball bly re c ogmze.d that the arms ra�e it i at least a lasting brother­ n a 4 :00 Wiikh Mr. Wizard 1 :00 Sign Off was the conrcr� of the who_le � f !he big powers to ket'p world by ex))llnd m g the U. N. dis- °od 0· ace. armamen t commissi on to include pc. all o f the organization ' s 82 mem• 1 Disillusioned by developments, 1:00 Record Hop hers. Later, u n der big power pres- public opinion swung away from 7:30 Dick Clark Show Sllre, it voted the same co mmls- the United Nations and global 8:00 Bravt' Stallion sion virtually o u t of busin �ss by support _ a l least in the Western 4:00 American BandstawJ 8:30 Leave It To Beaver transferring the arms question to world _ did not ret u rn until it tl:30 Rln Tln Tin 8:00 L:i,wrence W"lk S'.low the committee of IO n1 Geneva. faced up to aggrt!ssion in Korea 3:00 Si:ln Francisco Bet:t 1 10:00 Jubilee, U. s. A. T,ds Not Disc:unrtd NuclHr in 1[)50. t::40 You, Essc Reportc: I 1 :00 Up-To-The•Minutc News The qu estion .of nuclear wea• After KoTea, as the cold war 8:tO Weather Teller U : 10 Sport.a Report t est s�spcns1o�s was kept out appeared to abate, support for the pons 6:45 John Daly New,i; I : 1 : 15 Late Show o( the Umted Nattons. On the United Nations Jikewiee waned 'l':00 Buddv :;;t,ircher Sho.f ---- --- 1 problems of outer space, . t he and the world's leaders sought '1:�f1 Wa lt lJlsney Prel!ieots Assembly created a comrmtt.ee means lu au l ve their problems but Russia and the West have elsewhere _ esi,tclally away fro m 8:00 Man From Blackhawk Plctur Bh! The 12:00 e ien �nab_le to agr�e on terms for bL 9:00 '17 SunsAt Strip a forum where the small powers 12:30 John H o pkins File eve n its first meeting. The Deteetlvea could make lheir voice, .articulate. 1 :00 Colleae News Conference All this was eviden t o_belsance , The su m mit form1.1la was de'G:30 �hck Saddle 1 1 :30 National Edu. �ssoe:iation to the _cu lt of personal d1plomuc)' vised. It £ailed and now the Unltn :00 The New Tonight Mystery �at!rn,e 'liOO confession J.'{ fal_th that more 1 t•d Nations aJain seems likely to l l : 10 �anning lhe Weather 3;00 Open Hearing could be accompluihed by �ace-tu- ! IJc resorted to as a way to peace. 11 : 1 5 $ports Report face talks nm? ng th c world s i <_) p S:30 Preside(llial Mission T his undula tion to and from 11:20 l.oto Show l e ad�rs �han m �rliamen_ta� dis- · collective diplomacy has run like 4:00 Summe rtime, W. Va. tl.lS'.>1011 m the Umted NationJ;. 4 :30 Amerh:an Arts Trio hrov.gh history. The (len-d at _rar- a tid tnow 5:00 Matty's Funnies verging 4<>ward the {hliuh�, . ,t'hat theory was blulo., the Su!ll_ is on 'May 16· lOOO, whe� t:00 Badge and Bullets 5:30, Eve Arden Show ons, can be expected Nati United mil fell flat at the start mg J i �<": ! o swin g away from it in the d:00 ', People's Choict' U :00 Eddie SeaeriBt Show Now, the toP_ U . N. author111;s future, when big - power tension 1 6:30 R obin Hood :2: 00 Lunch with Soup Sale,i; reason, c ollective diplomacy_ will threat of war subside. 7:00 Trackdown 12:80 Talk Back become t he thing_ fo r the s_1 m � le :indAtt heleast, what top that's 7 :30 Ni..verJck 1 : 00 Commonwealth of Nations reason that the big powers reulize I o'.'flcials on the East River think. 0:30 Lawman 1 :30 Gra)' Ghost lhey must talk and they have I 9:00 The Pebel 2:00 The Brothers nowhere to do it except at the 2:30 Amer ica's Newsreel Album 9::,0 The A:,skans - - ·1<►.l10- JohMy Staccato 2:45 Trav el F'ilm . JI ,oo 'Tho News Tonight 2:05 Basehll ,_ -- _ w o_ _ sh 1e_ La_ _ ,10 1 1_ B:30 Sttidlo Wreslllqg B y "4rs. CharlH Woode SundHy School a ttendance on June r n was 47, offering $10.$2. Ma rlene Hobinsun i,s enjo ying a Perry Mason month's v acnlion from nurse's Wanted-Dead or Alive training ot Camden Clark Hospital l 9:00 Mr. Lucky f:JO The Brjgbter Day in Parkcrsbuq(. 9:30 Have Gun, W!ll Travel Samuel Kelly, Steubenville, re­ 1:1� The Seoret Storm nlly spt'111 the wcc-k end with his e (' 0:00 Gunsmoke 1: 30 The Edgo of Nltihl other, Mrs. Gr11ce Kdly. m J0:30 Hire r Fo t o l'I 1:ro The Three Stoogel' Charles Taylor has returned 11 ·00 News 1:30 The Life of Rlley a visit in Cali fornia where from · t i.: JO Theater 13 his brother, John, is t>tal loncd with F:00 Arthur J. Smith-ftew, 12,90 Sign OU the Air Fo rce. 1: 1 5 A Look at the Weather Mrs. W. E. Rohin�on and Mr. and 9:25 TV Bowling Clinic Mrs, Charlea D. Woot le rt>ct>nily 1:30 Amos 'n' MX11 were supper guests of the Glen 9:00 FiGV. ,Matthews '1:00 Markham RQ.binson famlJy. 1:30 Amerlcan at \\' ork Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Carr nnd Rav.hide il:"5 Chris'Hain Sclen,,..">C visited her parr.n ts, Mr. daughters 8:30 Hotel de Paree l 0:00 Alr Force Scrapbook While, on Fa t her's Robert and Mrs. 9'00 Dillinger !0;30 Camera 3 Day. 10:00 Tho Twilight Zone 1 1 :00 Dig Picture Mrs. Delbert Yost and children j):811 Penon to Person 1 1:!0 RFD, USA of Sugar Grov e, are v isiting her pare_nts, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Gu t h• U:00 News l2:00 Rev Elwood GJhbb rie, for severa l days, n, 10 A Loot at the Weather 1 2:25 Bueball Capt. and Mrs. Chester Rice and 3:00 Sportscdpe 1 1 : 15 Theater 13. , daughter, who have been sllllioned 3:15 Sports Special in Japan, visited his grandf.i t her, 3:45 Comedy Time E. Perry, Sunday, The Rices H. 4:00 Summertime, W. Va. wlll be stationed in Germany for 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 4:30 Rev. Willard Wilco1 _ next three years. ti:00 Ora) B Jerts 9:00 Our G1m& Comedies 5:30 G-E College BoWI 10:00 Hockle and Jeckle C .rl"n Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keys and child­ 6:00 FYI ren recently visited Mr. and Mrs. 10:30 Might Mouse Playhouse 6:30 Twentieth t:entury Lewis Parrish at-Moe: Center. 1 1 :00 The Long Ranger 1:IJO Lanie Frank. Mullins h�en trana­ 1 1 :30 Jet Jackson ., 7:30 Denni■ the Menace to Ciricinnati iram Athena ferred 12:00 SJ-,y Ifing 8:00 Th• l}d Sullivan 'Sbbw was employed. · he where H:90 i;artoons 9:00 Gen.era! Electric Theater recentlf Buffered a MiJl:ht Jack l:00 Movie Matinee 9:30 Alfrtid Hit.ehcoclt Preset:it• , ·attac;k. he■rt 1:411 Ameriean Album 10:00 Jack Benf!Y Program Friends here have . Wffled that 10:30 Whats My lJ.ne? 5:00 Dance Party H�len Dnis, formel"l#.ilif this com• 11 :00 SuO,ay News Special 6:00 Rock Lake Party IQUnity, suffered another stroke 7 :00 Highw�y Patrdl 1 1 1 , 1s Tbe;• u but is now improving. I Channel 3 - Sunday 1957 CHEVROLET - II• •- - - - ------- $1795 24-a For Sale or Trade -------- POMEROY MOTOR CO. z • I I ., • Q U .L,,LiTY H A R DWA R E SINCE 1884 -----------------""!"'-- -----------�----""!"'---' ' .. ., 1,,11;, ' , ' . ' � • • • • , ' , ...... ? - •. · - -""'---. ..- .. i--. .,.;,.,..�. V /� I F �E P1W CHECKERS WIF SNllffY f\6·1,; l°"116tff, RlllD\£5 -­ ''M GOIN- HOME TO MAW !! I I + WCHS�TV C,,unnel 8 Channel 8 - Friday 1 .o�oo Channel 8 - Sunday I I I I Channel 8 - Saturdny WHTN.TV �Channel 13 Chann&I 1 3 - Friday I ;:: SJart The l A-l fred News Of T-he W-eek Day Right With -- (lhannel 13 - Sunday ,,so · STEVE I ALLEN . On The ,.,M usical Channel 1 3 - Saturday Clock'' EACH MORNING AT 7:15 �M. ON I �! W.J E H <:URLY KAYOE I JU5T CAN'T GET MYSELF 10 �TTLE WITH hf't CLO ML., JOE Jl"kS ••• JOE �S A W!' Cl' PEOPL! WIK> Afflf 1\'f'rll MIS P051TJOM - , . oma, If A»l I *Drill _,_.__....., ROWLEY " R E E D PRAWtNG WITH Chai1nel 3 - Saturd I : 1'4l For Rent CH�LI: ON THE 6JD£ltlALK 16 LOfS 0: I KARR & VAN ZANDT 1 1 1 J Wonted To Buy P£ANUT8 .... - --. I WQNOE R WHAT SAP WROTE THIS � THEY DON'T SAY TH T-- ! AREN'T-THOSE ARE _Jl:IE' THREJ; SWEET£ST WORDS I� �8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 24, 1960 _ Officers Training Days Sessions End With Pomeroy Church Meeting Thursday The Portsmouth District Woman's Societr, of the Methodist church held the last or its "Tr.sining Days ' for officers and I Sale Saturday, June 25th - ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY U nited Methodist church. Miss Lucreti a Genheimer arid Mrs. Eugene Brown served as the registration committee and more than 100 women from I I . - I I S n. llood. Mr. and Mn. Roy C. Duncan and children or Elkin,, N. c., art vlalt­ lh1 the Charla J . Werry family, 109 Plea11nt Rldae. MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy, Ohio 'toNIGHT "THE 1l1SII: AND FAIL OF Ll!lG8 DIAMOND" Day Dlnton - Ku�n Steele IATUaDAY 1 'JIU.B I HAVANA" �; c.mel'Oll Mit.chell end Alllaon lkrea - alto "WSTANG" lid< Butel - Steve Ker.. : IUNDAY 111...... TUIIDAY •AIIOIJNI) T!IE WORLD • , m l>Af,." ' � lloelll.. - llaffll . : , ' DI '1 ,. NI... eW- I Pl p• - Mrs. Richard Rupe, Mrs. Thom• .. .111 Youn,:, Mrs. Albert Woodard 1111d Mrs. Kermit Walton attended Inspection or Ha rrl1onville Chap­ ter, OES, Wednesday evening. and Mr. and Mra. Edward T. Dauer of M arlon lll}(!nt the put week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Karr. Miss Polly Ann Bauer returned home Saturday a fter I two weeks vi1lt ln Marlon w ith her parentl, Mr. and Mra. Edward 1'. Bauer. Mr1. Lula Jacks of l.11n11ville visited Thuraday with Mr. and Mn . Charlea Buck, Mrs. W. A, M ora:an and Mn. Eddle smith returned Monday niaht af\er a visit In Columbu1 with Mr. and Mrs. L. Gotth1m:lt 1nd 1011, Mn. Helen Maaa and other relatives. Kathy Mor111n who actompanled her arandrnoth• er, remai ned for II weeks vlslt. Mrs. Jed Webster Sr., and Mr1. Jed Web1ter Jr., were bu■lnlflU vlaltors In Athena, Wedneaday. Ml1t Polly Ann Bauer 1penl Thunday with Suun Lytle. M n . Robert Cyrua and Mr. and Mn. Pat Boyd and 10n Johnny returned home a lter a vl1lt in Denver, Colorado with Lhe torm• er'■ ,on, A2C Thom•• Garne1 and In San Bernardino: Calif,, with Mr. and Mra . Robert Cou1ln1. Miu Florence Ann Be1rh1 ,pent I touple of d1y1 al Dexter City with Mr. and Mn. Robert Ritchie and son Bobby, Mn. Lloyd S1mp10n and family ot Beaver and M iu Janet Samp­ aon o f Marlett.a were recent IJUHll of Mr. and Mn. Hany Bearha and dauchtera. Mr. and Mr■. R . A. Thomp1on returned lo their home In Bridle• Vme, Pa., Thurlday after a vl1ll wlth her al1ter, Mr,. C. E. Ne■1t Wedne1d1y Mr. Tbomp10n w11 1 bu1lne11 vl4ltor In Charleaton and w11 attompanled by Mn. Thomp• ton who vlalted her brother and 1l1ter.1n-law, .Mr. and Jira. Geor1e I I I R•Jfe ClUb On$ 1 fOmJ.1Y , ICnlC I n JU IY Plans were made for a lamil )" picnic I n July when the Sew-rile Sewing Club met Wednesday even­ ing at their club room. Mrs. Donaid Colllns. pre11ident, was in charge of the business 5e19ion and plans were made for an ice cream sod al I n August. A .11Chcdulc was made for taking flowen to the Meig11 General Ho11pita l, an annual project. Games were played and prizes awarded to iVlr&. WIilard Boyer, who also won the door priie, Mrs . Colli h& and Mra. William Ware. Followina: the meeting Mrs. Calvin Slmpion with Mrs. Kenneth Fin­ ley 811 �ontrlbuUns hoste111, took the group to the Da iry Queen for refreshments. Mrs. Dayton Strickland and M rii . Charle& Hoffman will be lw&lc111.ses for the next meellnit. _______ TO niter , ul. /Ifeetrn. , g Re_pre11� ntat1vcs from the F1r11t Baptist Church, Middleport, w i ll be in Granville SaturdHy and Sunday lo attend the Ohio Bap­ tist Men'11 Fellowahtp meetings to be held al Denn ison University. Planning to attend are Harold E. Hubbard, Paul Smart, K� lad Hlndy, Howard West, Tony Fow!er and Owen Dratlon. --- - � - Mainly About By LUCILLI HAWKINS I Salem Center $ociety News --- - SAVE SATURDAY 4 for $1.00 BOYS MUSCLE T SHIRTS I , , I White. Eyelet embroid­ ery trim. Shadow panel. Regular and extra large sizes. Smart new patterns in light and da•rk colors. Wash and wear fabrics that require minimum care. Plain front style anJ pleated styles with zipper fly_ Expert tailor­ ing . Sizes 29 lo 50 waist measure. • $5,95 a pai r MENS! BACHELOR'S FRIEND Everyday! Serviceable Summer Trousers Sizes 29 to 38 waist measure. Corded cotton in wide or narrow wa•le. Wash 'n wear needs minimum care. Tan, gold, green, grey . Frontier style pockets. Adjustable side tops. Slim line styling. • $3.95 pair COTTON SOCKS In the regular length with ribbed top or the popular anklet style with elastic top. In - white, gl'!ay, navy blue . black or brown. Si!es 10 to 13. Buy your correct aize at this .sale price for Saturday. 3 pairs for $1 .00 1 1 I I 1 I I II II I I I j I GARDEN HOSE Wagner Ware SKILLETS 50 f'T. 1,ENGTII 20% more cooking area. $3.9 5 Pre • seasoned quality c�st iron. Large size. 25 h. Garden Hose - ½ inch diameter $1 .99 $ ;95 STEP LADDERS SAN I SLI P IRONING BOARD PAD and STRETCH ON COVER SETS Combination cushiony waffle weave pad wit h silicone cover. Tc:tilore-d to fit all standard sizes of ironing boards. $1,00 a set • '/2 Inch width to 3 inch width. Prices Range ,·rum Belt and B11ckle Set, with eyelets CONTOUR RELT & White and Colors. & CLARK ZI PPERS colts Skirt: neck openings and dress plackets. White and Colors, 30c to 65¢ Eyelet ruffllili, lace (eotton and nylon) 29¢ .to 79¢ per bolf DE wxi PIN-IT SKIRT MARKER ' No mess, no fuss, no ehalk. Handy built-in pin cushion. Pin an even hemline every time . . . easy! Quick! Ac­ curate I CASHMERE aoUQOET SoAP Pink and White. 2 for 25¢ MAYSviLLE CARPET WARP For Hand Loomed Rugs. All Colors. yd. • 2 for $1.00 BOO abxl6 WAltlRG i'DII tBY CASE) spools. Plain and decoralive. Linen, Vellum, Puchment, pletone. , i bo?'e,s: •1.� Rlp­ . ,jJIR;lt ·IRll'r MllklB m Pins lac!,lhru fabtlc 4 U ea. Won't fall out. No muss, no fuu. .-.o chalk, sa wwww '\ z•• zpa ,I J..W!I •' c ... 1. .,111 •. !£!122 . WIDE 1/2 PRICE $1.69 ' $ ,9.00 . z;q . m .. ' ,, .Ill : ' ' ' .' ·, r;O!'Y - k 1 SCOTIIES FACIAL TISSUES The ' 1 wet . strength" tis­ sues tha,t do more - do sues i n a box. Pink, yel­ low and white. it belier. 200 double tis­ ...: 29c The regular meeLinc ·of the Meiga County Democr�tic Women'• club w1111 held Tbunday evenina al the second ward houae in Pomeroy when Mn. Henry Bentz Jr. presided in the absence of the president, Mra. Don Brewer . BUia were paid and a aizeable balance was left from lhe dance aiven .'by the club in April. An­ other dance is planned for July with a good orchealra, lo be on band for round arid l!Clllll"e dlnc­ ing . A precinet. lr1ininf 1chool con­ ducted under the leadenhtp of the president of the Federated Democratic Women'& Cluba of Ohio, Mn. Xathrya C. Tut11er, of Akron, wu planned for July H a date ii open, Plan& for a plenlc i n AqUst Wlflff dilcuued with the date to be announced liter. Snacb and puncJ( donated by Audrey Youn,. tl\lU'man of the relreshment committee were served at the close of "the meet1n1. Sale Prices $8.95 ..... PANEL $1.00 SATUR.DAY 1 $1 .9t ' ' . 40" our tf\hlllele Une of •�ades �anglng In price, from 59e to $3.29 shades for all style lamps - parchment, flber­ gJas and silk. FOR SATURDAY ONLY .29.00 Waxed . Illrcb bed - with atllactlve cjeul. Solid ends.(/1,utomatlc toe-trip Jock. Regula\' $12.95. Water.. proof crib l!'attress. Truly a nice outfit.. , !I: NGLE $2.39 ti-active pattern· - 90" long. . 10" WIDE PANEL Baby Bed and Mattress · I, Pomeroy-Middleport, o_blo', Saturday, June 25, 1960 bottom. Bea�Wul lace panels white - all cotton - at- .' '' LAM P SHA DES WRIGHT'S TRIMMING for Dresses, ek. lfleffJ••lfl-- Area Zipper type top wire rub­ bish burners with raised CRINILLE and HEIRLOOM PANELS SALE Alio Thread lo maleh lhe llppers . . . . . . 15e per spool Ohio: hnny tl'IIII ptN11ftl tecta,, fair and cool tonlfht. hnd-, ftlr and • llttt• wanNt"". Hlth ..,_, In th• 70., low tonitht In th 50a. RUBBISH BURNERS LACE $2.00 b ( NO. 60 WEATHER ____ $ 2._ 99__ DOUBLE BED SIZE 8 1 br 108 inches . . . . . . . . . $2.76 DOUBLE F11TED BOTTOM SHEETS . . . . . . . . $2.76 PILLOW CASES, 42x38� Inches . . . . . . $1.38 a pair TWIN BED SIZE 7% by Hl8 inehes . . . . . . . . . . . $2.46 TWIN FITTED BOTTOM SHEETS . . . . . . . . . . . $2.46 SALE SATURDAY 1 5¢ · 25¢ I 4 rolls 39c Only 1 1 pair drapes In this lot - 50"x84" . · (Only 1 or 2 pairs of a pattern) Bias tape, ric rac sea·m bindlng, plplng, hem fadng. 12 In a package Low Al These DRAW D RAP ES ioiLTEX TRIM Dnoted To 'l'lte lntere� .Of The ent1 n e Regular $3.75 A Box Extremely soft. More ab­ sorbent. Easier to wash. Dries twice as fast. 2 1 by 40 inches. WH ITE BED SH EETS Discontinued $3.95 59c BUCKLE SETS • e Co nnon . Combspun Percale 650 sheets on a roll. Yel10w, pink, blue and white 4 h. - $3.95 S h. - $4.9S 6 h. - $5.95 • • BUY B ATHROOM TISSUE sturdily built. A genera<! pur(IOse and household s::;r. ladder. Every step r ded. NOTIONS DEPT. 29¢ to 59¢ each WALDORF __ CURITY BABY DIAPERS , .. __ . On All 1.lvlng Room Fur­ nJture on the Znd floor. Chairs - Living Room Suites - Sofas - Studio Com�bes - Hlde•-A·H L.-ds. • 100% vinyl sturdy garden hose. Fu11 % inch diameter. 17 gallon flow per minute. 1-leavy brass couplings. Square Cast Jron .., n Serious Condition JUNE SAlE PRICES 9 regular $3.95 GIRUi CAR COATS . . . . 'SALE $2.00 3 regular $2.95 GIRUi JACKETS . . . . . . SALE U.50 2 regular $5.95 WOMENS JACKETS . . . . SALE $3.00 3 regular $10.00 WOMENS JACKETS . . . SALE $6.00 9 regular $8.95 WOMENS JAC!{ETS . . . . SALE $5.00 3 regular $19.50 WOMENS FORMALS . . . SALE $9. 75 3 regular $25.00 WOMENS FORMAUi . . SALE $12.50 ' ,. ' /1tJ:lj;· ' 2 regular $29.50 WOMENS FORMAUi . . SALE $ 14. 75 I regular $35.00 WOMANS FORMAL . . SALE $17.50 2 regular $10.00 MATERNITY DRESSES • SALE $6.00 3 regular $8.95 MA TERN ITV DRESSES . SALE $5.00 3 regular $2.95 MATERNITY DRESSES . SALE U.50 4 regular $2.95 MATERNITY SHORTS . . SALE $1.50 7 regular $2.95 Maternity Pedal Pushers . SALE $1,50 5 regular $3.95 MATERNITY SLACKS . SALE fl.50 3 regular $3.95 MATERNITY SKIRTS . . SALE f!.50 10 regular $1.95 GIRLS JACKETS . . . . _ SALE fl.00 8 regular $2.39 GIRLS JACKETS • . . . . . SALE $1.50 22 regular $4.95 Women, Coat Sweaters . . SALE $!.00 r&"''regular $2.95 Womens Cotton Sweater, SALE fl.So 19 regular $1.95 WOMENS VESTS . . . . . . SALE $1.00 10 regular $2.39 WOMENS VESTS . . . . . . SALE U,50 19 regular $2.95 Womens CoUon J1ckelo . SALE $1.50 7 1 regular $ 1 .00 Womens Collon Blouse, . SALE 50e 22 regular $1.95 GlRUi CAPRI PANTS . SALE $),00 17 regular $2.39 GIRLS CAPRI PANTS . SALE fl.SO 18 regula r $2,95 GIRLS CAPRI PANTS . SALE $1.50 16 regular $2.95 Womens Capri Panis . . . . SALE $1.50 f3 regular $3.49 Womens Capri Panis . . . SALE • $2.00 . . , ,,:--1!'-.. ,,;i,; . . . , • -� 17 regular $3.95 Womens Caprt Panis . . - SALE $2.00 ' 5 regular $1.95 GIRLS VESTS . . . , . . . . . SALE $1.00 7 regular $1.49 GIRLS VESTS . . . . . . . . . SALE $1.00 4 regular $1.39 GIRLS VESTS . . . . . . . . . SALE $1.00 49 regular $1.95 Womens Gym Shorts . . . SALE $1.00 23 replar $2.19 Girls Knit T Shlrto . . . . SALB $1.00 Mens Di'e�;s Trousers CONTI N ENTAL STYLED · OF THE Ready To Wear Dept. _... Now You Know OL XII Take Advantage I N THE SAV : ON Fine c o m b e d cotton shirts with nylon reinfor­ ced neck. H ighly absorb­ ent. Whiter than white finish. Sizes 8 to 1 8 . Slccveles:;. I C O TTON S LIPS $1 .00 MENS AND YOUNG MENS 1 I . Full cut - brief style. Size small, mediu m. and large. White and solid colors. 1 1 I , - 1mpl•1ment U.-. ' TRICOT K N IT PANTI E.S 79c By Mn. I. C, John.ton Mr. and Mrs. F'red Oiler and film• ily or LNncasLer spent lhc week end \'isiUnQ their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dom1ld Metheny and 1 family. Sunday i:ueBt11 or Mr. 11nd Mrs. Eugene Johnston were Mrs. Geor�e Martin and children, Mn. Addie lnnncy 1111d grandson of J�ckson 11nd Mrs. LluJe Caton. Mr11. Pharoh John11on, Ft. l'lcrr", florid&, Iii visiting with her dau11:h· tcr, Mr. �nd il-tn.' 1.loyd Allhburn, 11nd famll} and other relativrM. Salem. Center Sunday School pic­ nic was held at Lake Alma, Sun- 1 day, June 12. Mn, E[fie Baker, a former resi ­ I dent, i11 Ill. Her addre1111 111 3�2 Plalnvlew Drive, Columbu11, Ohio, J for those wlahln a: to send c11rd11. Mrs , Bud Janey and children of Columbu11 are visiting her mother, Mrs. Margaret Drewer. Dr. T. A, Uewel.Jon was called to sec Guy Edm undson Saturday. Mr. Edmundson still Is In poor I health. Mra. Charle• Jacki' son 111 �pend- 1 Ina: part of hl1 1ummer vac1Ulon with hl1 uncle, Mr. and Mn. Sld1 nf'y H11rlen and family. Ml11 Melva Johnaton spent Fri• day nlaht with her &randmother, Mn. Lluie Caton. Mla1 Loneda John11ton, a former re■ldent, bec•me the bride of Ila i:erl Varney, formerly of Vinton, on Sunday, Juntt 12. The c4uple ! left on a 1lJ:ht-1eeln1 trlf, into 1 Weit Vlr1lnla, Keniucky and New I Jeney. They will taler llve In Col· umbu1. Recent a:ue1t1 of Mr. •n•I Mra. Sidney Harleu were Mr. a.nd Mr11. Earl Harteu and children. Recent aueat■ of Mr. and Mn. John Knotla were Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Walker ind son.1 of Col• umbu1. WIilard Walker ap,.nt the week end wlth hi1 wlfe, Faye and child, ren. , Mrs. Dorothy Rouah, who work, ; at the unemploynu,nt oft1ce I n Pomeroy Ii apendln1 her two week vacation al home. Paul Walker w11 a ncenl vlaitor or hl1 father, Sylveater Walker and ot her re1atlvea. Mn. Ida Dennl10n vl■ited Faye Walker, Saturda)' mornlna. Mn. Bonnie Jo hn1lon and child· rtin vltlled Mn. Uullfl Calon 'Ind P'ay Walker Monday. Mr, and Mn. Tracy Tracett via• ited Mr. and Mn. Cheater John­ aon, Monday. Sunday 1ue1ta of Mr. and Mra. Uoyd A.thburn and Mn. Ph1roh JohnlOD -were Mn. Canon Hall and children of Ewln1Lon, Mr. and Mn, Cheater Johnaora and d1u1hten and Mr, an4 lln. Carlos Hatrip, Bert Smith, who l'ftently under­ went a mutold operation at Vet­ ennt Ho,plt,1 ln PUt1bur1h ,pent I Tuelcllly WtUI Suadar with hla famUy before Nf.1ll'llln& for hil check• 1 •• 1114 dl.acbarao from lbe bolplt- 1 al. Mn. Smltll 1m1111pauled him II fir u Columbut Sunday. Sht wnt 1. Speeial Purchase! WOMENS RA YON - Satu rday Clearance WOMENS • a,, IJ1tl._.. "'"' ln........tleinal Th• lonl"f w1r ••• th• -.tun. rff YHrt War" � ... aM tnd FNftc. which IMhd from W ,. 145S, or 1 1 5 yNn. 9 A.M. to 9 P-M. promotion ; Mrs. Lillian Evans, Minford, secret&ry or spiritual life; · Mn. Robert_ Warner, Pomeroy, secretary of literature and puhllcaho n ; Mrs ._ George _Holcombe. Ports­ 1 mouth, Y 1ce p resident;_ Mrs. La w ­ rence Brannon, Lucaav1lle, secre- , tary of student work; Mn. Eugene Brown, Pomeroy, secretary, youth I wo_rk p_ro te rn ; Mrs. A. G. A_da_ms, Sc 1otov 1 lle , secretary of n:1 1 ss 1o n ­ ary penonnel and recruitment; [ . and Mh. C. F. To� �ktr\S, P_omeroy, s_ecretary of Chn1t1an social rela­ hons pro tern. Re f!esb�ent■ were aerve � under the d1red 1on of the committee o n with Mrs. 1 1 local church activities Pea�l Hysell serving as a_uiatant churman, in cooperation with Mra. I D_wight _Parker, Mra. C. F. Tomp' km11, Mm Lydia Ebersbach and Mrs. Harry P. Smith. I �ooks for devotion from the confercnce president, Mrs. Carl Ware , were presented by Miu Houaer lo the t,·orest Run and Bethel-Rttds\'lllc t.'hurches. These books were awarded for best average attendancc according to mcmberahip. Mrs. John Scott accepted f� r Forest Run and Mrs. E. M. Pickemi, Meigs County group leader, wlll present the book to the Bethel churt'h. . Mrs. Harry P. Smith, district past presiden t, wa1:1 intoduced H the Dean of the Lancaster School or Missions and Christian Service. The school will be held July 10-15 with mis_slon stud_y . course11, home a nd foreign; a spmtu� l life eludy a11d a study on 9oc1al c� n,;:ertts pre.!lented by well qu11Uf1ed instructors. Mrs. Smith urged women of the area to send their noerv11lie11s ror lodging, wbich i1 $2, t o Mn. Elsie W heeler, Wheelenhurg, Ohio, ltural Route. '.\-I n. Hobert W a rner, �ecretary o_f li terature and publlcattona, dlstribuled lcalleta and pamphlet■ on various phaaea of the work. Jnformation and juldanc.i clln• it-s nn cal'h phase were held by the following ufficer11: Mrs. Brooks, l'orbmouth, prc11idcnt; Mrs. W , O. Bennett Buena Vista recordlna; �ec-rcto11r°y ; Mrs. Jam�a Richards, ltio Grande, treaaurer; Mra. W. J . Brown, Ualllpolla, secretary of miuionary education and service; Anna Houser, Coalton, secretary of People In Pomeroy .. , , � members of all lucal churches Thursday afternoon at the churches in Meigs, Gallia and Jade.sou counlie1,1 were in attendance. Mrs. c. w. Brooks, Portsmouth district p�sid"nt, opened the meeling and tnlroduced the new Spirituill Life scretary, Mrs. Lilhan E\· ans, who gave the a lternoon thoughts on worship and service. Mrs. Fred Bl aetlnar 5erved all guest organist for \he program. The district secretary of promotion. Anna Houser,_ Co�lton, prescnted an impressive interprcla• tion of the symbol of the 11ociety. The meaning of the symbol, a triangle encircled with a laurel and two spheres with a crosa in the renter, was explained by Mrs. W. o Bennett. who told of the meaning of the la11rcl; �rs. A. G. Ad· .ams, the trlanglc ; Mr�. George Holcombe, the s pheres and Mrs. Lawrence Bannon, the cros., . .� .. . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . ,.,. . .. ··� �� . __ , ......... ·-------- ----·· • ' SPREADS Mr,. All our $8.95 apreads in this lot. C henilles' tn plain colora, multi color chenilles •nd colonial loom 1pread1. Super size spreads In twln · and fuil alze. All (Olors white, dark and putele. LUX· uriou1 bulllon frlnae. For Saturday Only SALE ' $7.89 ' Sole Sotur4ay $4.95 Che nilJe Bedspreads ., Only, 1� " ' •��•<If in th!'.. group ➔ !)Vin, t�?.. lu!� �e. (Not Ill col&-&). Chenille and Hobnail patterns. omeroy I • • / .,,.. ,_ - l "' '" . I - r. , 1 fretty M"ther M_urdeted By F o�� l.�b...�be{ore Witnesses I ON°SSEL.Ual. Ind. uPI -;-- Bet- 1 1: •.•He was Just ln-.nety Jealoua , �m he,·. iil �atehed �er to: htr I , j They hid ht fi� the - shotgun • ty Jean Bowma� feared far her ovet her and flle1r boy, Steve, 8. race. , . · �... .,:. · i· . al her bud throuih a window, · lilt! and canied a platol to protett She.tiff �- L. · McCflicten Pld. "He Onee the "dcictoi', 1 -forD\,er mtn• 1·h1m walked arourid tho· car ( and tiehelf from the 1tlacll: she knew hid �ten� her l;elore. tal patltih, 'IOt 'aQ ue,., broke . lh6 fired • final pistol ahot Into her 111 1pnt se.vetal hour■ over .the wo,\lld come. back trihdoW of he,- e1t and tried back as she lay 11h1mped, over the I lhat the platoJ wu locked In the f11t year with Bowman," J Mt ta, 4�q "bef into hl1 car; the aher, Whiiel. · Cl�e compartment ·of ,.,r car Crachn .11ald to�ay. "l Lold Jaina lff uidl . Hrs.- Bo,vman acreatrilfld . Police found Bowm�n 1 -� wander- . · F)iday w.hen Mn. Bowman'• di, th�e w111_ no future In keepinr and: Bowmaq fl�d., inl, white . face� and dlkheveled, l,JiWft!nee U4ba.nd. RovOl'fld h after her. Bllt be loved her and Dr; "I ,11ked , her then If 'ahe wanted when they arreeted hltri aeveral 1 · be� Bo_qan, H. 11:illff , her ln be warited her. � ftte e�iae,,,;"' M«;!raeken said, blo�ka away, , . �Ulht · Ill. a • hDfPltal \)ark- , "I IUeJI 1he waa the only 1 lrt ·"but! •lhe dfdn'f. .Wafit to. Other ''.He hasn't admitted , a thing ," ' ,he ever went with." jq Io€: · · ttm• ,he�a · s,e hllb around town the sherlff ,aid. '1 He •tu.11t keeps Four "wltJles9'• 1.talclted . U BoW• and �e •"Yin& tJlmued two ye� and' ..-,Offle Jn◄!J,d:aek- fOr: help,, but 1 11ylng, 'What shootlll&?' •�inell'lil, •P-� of t lolenoe and thnata •Ince tho 1"ha( ote 'rlll!· IOinl .)o do?" D>III, • 'Wb■ L for?' " · , FARM PICTURED - Another in the current series of hll. u:-wife'1 � . ann6d a ·eouple wu dtvorted, Mc:Craeken farms pleturw1� 'Mfd•. Bowmaa . waU.ed Police cbarged Bo•m•n, • • MYSTERY · · o �. plaloi IJ/d �•l�bi!t . ond , a rlanes ·11 · th a rom county, s Me ver ed ve, e en upon bnng, Id WI !><> ig l . cation f g � war World by_ lts. owner Ill e Ja,per and ve i..,ei<•l,l(,'''!"!\l 1or'.h radud e O tera . . ll!o yea;, •' •ld•i After Ille dlvoroe, he 111d, Bow- Coun!r,lloallital' l,h)lre Ill• ..,., , ate - or Ohio state l,inlvorslt,, with I 111111. ��lng at The � Sentinel, Meeh�n1c- st, a fine 5x7 print. lleiders are !Dvtlecl to ., ....,,' · . •·'· •t, • , I. mu . �• hla - ..... be � "lllj!(�-;� • ,.. . · fin! deJrH l@qlify tile !arm,. can, by call!D& . . .Tile Sentlnel. . ·. ' ,. . • - "' -J· � ' l • .a_ II f ' ' .i»l' I +n ,pnllt,. ,n., •. , � • ( �). � "'°" \'·• "'··. .i: I Nl<I' '· · 't'· ' · {- •- ' '- �• _,'�{,•,)",. f '; ' ·""ll\ilw.'.•'·;, 1,tif},i�;l-!j I"': ( ' .· ' . �11"," · . :. ' •<· 'l'!IM· , , I. �..... , .,, . , "-" �,. .d /, \ ,,._ ,. _,., , . too,4t� :rc,•ry Easier On Knees, Hard,er On Purse For Columbus,ites Two c;_atu"'IM,' ll'Mn t.und crawllnt on theW h-1nd1 and kllffl on Rou'9 7 by state high way patrolmen IHt n' ht .,.re llldttd fn the ceunty iall wlMN ft WH ....... Ml fhe lc!Mh IM,f hM'dtr on fhl. p1trol fHtd lntoxkatl• charw-1 ,.. Inst Ira KIi• and II• don L•wrence M■irtr aftw they Wt'tt' found trawllnt lrt the unor'th«tdox. style nNr • focal nl9ht cll!lt- KIio •• ffnoct $10 and colfl and MIJar $25 ind cosh- ln C-,nty Court today, . . Chari• Kelfw, L..,rt Palla, arl'fftOd ltl'W" � offkert tor rt.,,.... n. ■ '"-"'''"" .... ftltht, - re•- --- - c-,, c­ _,,,_ .. , ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 24, 1960