https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c77abb4698aa9b9026f1fbf16081021f.pdf 5b4183986aa04807d2104b4321fa5c7e PDF Text Text u.N. o1Ts •••coc .. , uNm:i:, NAnONs. NY. <UPn - Fou r peooocki -c lwo m,i.. ■nd two femalt!S - Will strut soon [ Bibl,e School Craft It ems D,s · pla,..., •""' A t • I I Ma,n . I y About Closin.g Program Presented Friday Night ' People Cra It 1te_ms w bich had been made in the pa.!it two weeks I • The bird• arri"ed Frid ay from by the pu pi ls of th� Community Dail y Vacation Bible Sc hool / p n omeroy t;eneva u. N. headqua,rteri; where were on d isplay Fnday e vening before the closing p rogram By LUCILLE HAWKINS l1 they h,d D«"llpied the lawm ot was presented by the &hool al the MHS Auditorium. • ......._ ' the Palaia des N;iUoDL . Paper items "t_Vhicb had been made by the Nursery and Be- AP-. Miss Roberta Jane Thompsori grnners classes illustrated the stories which they studied · The returned to her home at Bridge. , studentil in the Primar:i• 1 and IJ ville , Pa., today after a weeks I cl�ssee had cutout& of Noah ' s Ark on the se<1, was sung by Primary J visit with her aunt, Mrs. C. E. K. v )trs r . aul w i th the anlm.a1 s and items o f wi t h thei le.atirr. in the u N . pr-den. MDGS THEATRE I woodwork and dccorutcd dishes - --,···----� ·. • � . • Senline� Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 25, Miss Jan,ice Story Becomes Bride Of He,'Iman F-am,.,y Cl.arles Locn· l.ary In Ju"'".. ,2 Ceremony economics education Chimea, H Id5 R &-Daily I 1960 � ow You Know a;;-;:;cf!i Yed her deuee I n home ,nd WU • • members of Mortar 1!UnfOD Board. Phi Kappa Phi and Sigma · 0 , Kapps ,o,i,l ooro,lty. Mr. Loehary i, • member of D•lta Tou Della •�c1al fraternity and will receive The HeUmlln Reunion wu held h11 f!l &S':trB degree from Ohio Uni• � at the home of Mr. and Mrs. vers1ty m August. l Harold Heilma n , 504 Brookwood "9-r-ive, Bellefont.aine,_Su n_day, June After July 1. the couple will 19. A delicious picnic dinner w48 be at home at 22"3l Fox Avenue, scr�ed at noon b)' the hosts on Euclid, Ohio, where Mr. Lochary their spacious lawn. I / h.as accepled a position with the Federal Reserve Bank or' Cl eve- I Those attending from Meigl I land and Mr1. Lochary will teach County were Mr. and Mrs. E. C. home economics al Short J u n ior Brya n , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heil­ man . Carl Beilman, Mr. and Mrs. Hhrh School in Euclid. Out of town guests included Clark Jhle, Mr. an d Mrs. Zi� guest. from Athens, Nelsonville, , MidklU, Cecil and Mary, Mrs. Dayto n , Springfield. Ci ncin n ati, · John S uien t and Guy and Mrs. Columbus, Jackson , y e I I o w Anna Reuter. Spri nge, Clevela nd, Bedford. Gal• I Others attend�ng were Mr. and lipolUI, Amesville, Wilmintlon , M . W. A. Ha nmg, Mr. and Mrs. i:-s Arlin�to n , Va .. A nn � rbor, Mich HJllslde, N. J. a nd WHhington ' Willard Beatty, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Heilma n and Allen D. C. of Cari.ton : Mr. a nd Mrs. Otto . On Friday preceding _the .wed- Hildebra nd, Brecbville; Mr. a nd dmg the bride entert,in_ed her M n. Gary Midkiff, Earl and Julie attendants at I bridesmaid 's. l u n - Q�ce Midkiff. .Huro n ; Mr. and �onna n Heilman, the boats , cheon In the private dining room , of the Ohio U nivetalty Center. and children Ron nie, Li nda, Rose­ A centerpiece of qari1111Uona and : m:ary and Patrick, Bellefon tJine othf!r nower, d�onted the table I ;_ ,• . ------and placard.I of pink o,,nted the. , : , r, I Y Unltff Pru, International • ,.,...., ,r...l1torlc monster . a ffle lwtmP • dwtOlng 1l•nt . OMur which ,neawnd up to YI '-:I" and welfhed over olO A f BeIJefOn ta1ne I 011 I I I I I: ! I l I I, I I I CRUSHED ICE NIGHT 'N DAY 1'°o,�h I Swatxel's ASHLAND SERVla CENTER l!Jn. ,· ry ,To 1�4,u1Uia I Shop I Leo Gallipolis Woman Is Speake, At Grace'Church -- ------,,.._ . ;, II ·1 -------- �y Nijht Untd 9 o'clock EL.1,S•:- 8:F �LDS I I Mrs. Coleman Entertains With Layette Shower , I I I I, I R k Sp,.l'ngs Grange Plans 8 ffet S I The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company I I I I I w-ber • I I n. 1/JJ/IIKfEED FROST·PROOf THROUGHOUT ! {' J.fj I �ii 10 $16.50 •llMlff ONLY $1.00 per day r:roo!TI th: with NV&;ON , F111nr hctll1 • I llf 1,11,,.,.. hrnr l11llolt • ftl1Jlt111111 ltll•lt-YH lillwU • fl1wln1 C1l4 Mtlt "••tr 111e,1 "'1\1 �... .. " ' "" i ' _ __ -- ______ ·- . , ;, itU .... &#;it '' I · US""IIUftl · • Mq•l1- loor1 no/ tlr•l/pl • fllF-l�ol IN ljocl« 1H 1t1m l0 11H1 AND SO lflll"lfll wll6 .,.,,,,." Shw ,..,.. ,I,.. 1. • .• - __ i:�� i B' A J.:E•.IJ -, _. FQ RN IT.U . E . ' MI C1111 II c,111 ' .... � il. L N. �• llr1. Helea Wee4.· . Alheo, an.cl llltl t<,aren Kellon and 11111 Unda Crow of Pomeroy, The boa· leate1 :were d1"'esHd la pink at1d 'I . white a1nd WOl'e catnation: ��� a lift al the bride. .· . ' 1 , llelaUffl .and cloee . , fflends / r ware welCOl'l'led a thi h!)m.l Of tile brld-e, after t · teptloa. ted I elnk Ind white ..... J &be , home. Detore 1ea,1.a& • a abort - weddl na trip to W lnl• , ton, D. C., the bride- cllllll to \, 1111& of pint with 1 · ,. Jaebt, pleited •klrt an · white :r1=.� , . .. Clndnnall. ilater of (he bride, ■lla■Y "" puaronlH!I .......111a--i�p . d,r-llld No· IRONI Trim ond S�rt . , . tfiot's your new cO,uotmoht �,.. ond focht- en,embl.;- -fJtfltmifw hr fOffat'ff defall ,o Rf omJ ftcner YoUr fig,ii�. ·T"-' mta, loct,l 'vl'IC'ov.11 ct fay,. or�• ,,...11,el,,t ....,,llne. d"" 11ioi 1, 1eltfy pleaiad. lo COQ,, comfo�ta'bh( ��!on j•J�. :t"�' rnqd'/1n. woshes ••• mdcMne or 'P'r�P. d,;., ond fl"V _ ftMds,ll'Onlni::, I Al� ready-fr• P?ehble. , . 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Some dluN of . • thu nder 1howen north portfoc:a. lligb today -• low loofpt la . lbe iMlL Of The Mei91•Mu- Area Pomeroy-Middleport, Ofilo: Moaday, June 27. Huf.sell , and assistants, \1rs. Kalail Nease. Mr . and Mrs. G. A. McQuai d d isp lay by Lhc Prima ry I I I cla ss . l ' i ndy , Mrs . George Mcin!•�r t, Sara and daughter, Pamela and Mrs. , a nd McCom a htel Diane Mos.11c pictures were dil'i pl ayed H�c Thelma McQuaid of Detroit, ' 1 h e pupils of the Prima r y JI and I by the fourth grade c J a uC' s and Mich., are guests or Mrs. George . · · the Junior I l l group h .id wooden Ul d as ses sani: · sailmc Wi th Je H. Parker. l ' l! and coland wore sailor ha sus" book. ends in the shape of rounded ' Mn. Alvie Phalin fell last I c hurch windows Bronze plaqu es of lars Lhcy had made during school b leg. week aking right her re s, rl �t rs . B u Bogges leader of the I playmg hand� were displayed by Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kelton at• Pnmary 11 department led the , 1 the Junior High group. tended a dinner at the Masonic : The program was opie nc d with group . H e r a.ssistan ta were Phyllis Temple in Pl. Pleasant Fritlay e v e, muth . Neda . Judy Wilder . the piano prelude by C arol Scol t Hilbert 1 ning. pi�nisl for the 1chool, w i th th� Brad fo:ti and :\1arilyn swau. Mr.s . John Smith. son Charles and , . I il:· 1 , children and teachers and helpers Pe,aa ,\rn(1tt was Pr m y l l dau g hter, Beulah Mae of Sandysu Nc n, l)cnvcr l Mrs. leader h '. 1 w coming in from the b& ck of the ville, W. Va., visited Thursday 1 room. The invocation waa given by Susan S 1 a t c 1· a11d L} nn Daniels as With Mr. and Mrs. Price Hawk -it, [ the Rn. Ramond Konkrig ht, 88. assistants. and were accompanied home by · · I An u1.errisc when membcra of Mrs. Smith and dau!!hter Joann I siatant dean of the school. Followi ng the Invocation a cor• the Junior II cJ,,.is pla1.:ed memory who spent several dJ•·s with her , 1 sar.e was presented to Mrs. Ray ver�cs from the Bible in a make par nt , Mr. and Mrs. M•lon e s for the b£- l l cvc shoe bag was follo N cd wilh Hawk and famlly. 1 Pickens who was dean the .so11:;:, '·W.i.lklng With Jesus." school and a gift WH pruented to Mrs . Ada Stivers d Chester Rev. Konkrleht by Neda Bradford They were d irccll'd by Mm C a r• the dinner guest 11f Mr. a hd pc1rln1cnt was . ilson. Other olyn : d. W and Rosetta Rleh11rd1, secretary, 1 helper,; \I. ere J udy But..:hcr, Iva Mrs. Price Hawk and Mr. and on behalf of the staff. Mrs. Marion Hawk and family · Stewart 1md flora Md:h •c. plaeo of eaeh '""'· The br:lde� I Meel The Jll,nior Il l department pre. · Thursdu tvening, 1',ive boys of the Junior clas!I l �ifll to her attendant, wr-1p� 111e Ladie11 Auxill■l'y of Drew led the congregation in the pledge,: sented the illusttaled ,kit of "The Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hagerma n ol 1 Plnk ■nd 'llrblte, , �lso de�.•tted 1'ebtter Pol!lt American Le&:ion 1 �� (O the American Flag, the _Christ- W,ay to God's Highway" complete Belle, W. Va., arrived today for , e - table. Alten�m J w.o-' Mf1. · •111 meet -in regulu session T.µes­ • 1an fla_g a nd lo the Holy Bible af• with costume1 depicting variom; a visit with his brother·in-law Leo , Story, Mrs. �at.rick -tAc�.atJ, :'. � at 7:30 p. m. There wiU be ter wh1rh the chlldre n sang "SJg . character& of Lhe Bihle. Mrs. Pick - and sister, Mr. and Mrs'. Joh n Mrt. Jame, Lodlary., ,11.l'f.; l)'�vtal t�ltlllaUon · o, OfrtCf!rs with M rs I nal For the Lor ." I ens was the leader with Clarence ! Lletwiler. McCbnnaughey, Mr,. � 1,.\Y_�ed, · Ed,ward Karah1ll , eh?hth dl1trici � Mn._ Paul The1&1, who served as Slewart and Cinda Sauer as a��ist r Mr. and Mrs. Denver Well of '41';.�nlel dl�•ldent, tj,e lnstallin• oifteer. ;�� Su:n nsrwin were in Taylor C2nter. r ubhc1ty agent ror the school, was ants. • URI e AA , ,.,,Y.art, G_u11t,, will. be prese nt from ?tfid·111ch ., June 1 2, to attend the gradl eader o_l the Junior � depart � ent. M Isa Barbara Be� �. -µ,ie -, hoa- , dl_eoort, llaclne, Galllpolis and iven was hffertory prayer MRS. CIIARLl!S LOCHARY The g u · ll ution of Mr s. Well's brother and 1 You'll always find all the Her a B111ta nt1 were Sandy S1mpt e11. • .... . · � .. Rutlan d · ' . by the Rev. Donald Boone a n d the �i sh•r . Bill and Juanita Bates. son and Carolyn Searles. . ice you need on hand at Before an allar. decor ated wilh spikes of white stalk and ded between div erin will b o g e l e H a W ekend guests l the Denver . The_ Nursery Cl �u under the . our dispenser. It's packed dl_rect 1on of Mrs. Richard Vau 1,ha n the Mi n isterial As11oclation which Well ho me were T/ Sgt. and Mrll. clusters Of maieshc daisies and lighted by three branch can· wi th h,elpers Hope Bishop, Sue finances the school, and the Sun- Lee H. Evans and so n , Ricky, M e­ delabra, Miss Janice Lucille Story, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. in sturdy leak-proof bags. R. Story, Pomeroi became the bride of Mr. Charles Pat­ l Neut � l1ng, Janet Baker, Beverly day School work al OHE conducted G uire A ir Force Base , New Jersey. , and Mrs. . rick Lochary, son of Mr. Ice Available W . P. Lochary, Pomeroy. Cundiff and Doris McGhee sa ng by Rev. Nyle Borden. At this spot in the proi::ram, :,tr11 . three songs, ".fer.us Loves Me," Grace Episcopal church was the sc•n• of the open church 24 Hours A Day i'Little Trees That Grow and Pickens thanked all who helped weddi ng on Sunday, June 12, a& with lhe school. Grow' ' and "Fishers of Men." 3 : 30 ln the afternoon, with· the deaia:n to the gown of the �ride. 1 ,. The closing portion of the proMrs. B. N . East was in charge or Rev. Mr . William Rdbf!l°tll read- The bodlea featured tuffed lleev­ ntatJon of the prese the gram wu , low e notched a neckline ged d t rs n e e which departm l tl Beginne ing the vowt1 of the do1,1ble ri ng f!� prei.ented the 10011 'The Wise Man playlet, "The Parable of the Wed• ceremo ny. Pf!ws for the f4mily with baby lice and the w1ilUJne Hi , a , ti the Foolish Man" followed by din g Feast " by the Junior were marked by white satin rib· waa encircled b)' a saah of.. pale nold Richard s Mrs. Ar by group led Y· of GalMr11 Charle.s tlolzer • Jr., bon caught i nto a bow with pink taffe ta . ending in . a b\Jstle Mrs. Helpen H were " prayer. Carol and asslst,ints, Mrs. Clarence Mc- llpolls, !eglonat chairman of Epla- chryan themums afld greenen a nd bow. The bouffan t skirt "'orn , Carolyn lcholson N II, 111 1 Neal, Coleen Wllaon and Carolyn copal Church Women WH gueSl the aisle upon which · the · bridal over a hoop was trimmed In back Scott and Judy Martin. . Russell . cs -speaker �t the meeti ng of the pnty walked w a"s covered with with layen of t u lle rulJiea, She ,mng ," Sea a crib d Wlde "The W. Main SI. Pomeroy in � prese ntation o f d J plo- Grace Eptacopal Church �omen I whitr,. llow wore a headba nd of pale . pin,k Fu ' g " ; ' ' y- �--•�f- t�h�• P�'�:�'. mas to each pupll lhe benedicillon held Thursda artern oon, usmg H ••:r:: l h;l•�•-� B� , c� -U: ' "� "l :a='.,'..� " trimmed with rosettes of lace. Her ;. :a::: music ptQvlded = was , ;;::= Pre•nupltal = = � ;;;; = = '.:;;; ;: , was pronounced by Rev. Howard her themo_, _Lord Relor ":' Thy by Mrs, Cedric Clark, flowera were pale pink �rn�tlons i ddleM . , lluwelt. World Beg,mning With Me. port. org'- nist, 11.hd Mr .. ' James which she carried in I whit' basA one n clock lunch�o n preced- Lochary, Bloomington ; [J\d., aolo- ket woven with lace ribbor,. All ed the meeting, held 1n the par- i 11t, who sang, "Perfect Love '' , of the atten dants and lhe bride le � house, whkh was decorated "The Lord lB My Shepherd" and wore white gloves trimmed with w ith arra ngemeents o� roses. Hoa• " The Lord's Prayer." embroidered edging. teuea were the oflicers, Mrs. Seating the more than 220 The bride riven i n mar ria&e by Fred Crow Jr., Mrs. Theodore Reed Sr., Mrs. Aaro n Kelto n and her faather, wore a gown of taf- guests befora the ceremony were feta and tulle froated by garlands Mr. Joh n W. Blaett nar, a ffa terMrs. Bethel Coleman who e n­ Mrs. Cedric Clark. Mrs. Crow, president, welcomed of schiflli em�roidered l•ct: flow- ruty brother of the groom Mr Ro­ tertained with a shower In ho nor of Mrs. Jack Coleman of Pt. Plea­ the 30 members a nd guests pre· erleta. The b11que bodice was I bert Story, brother of the •lH'ide, sant, at her new home In Mid­ sent and devotiona taken from the fuhioned with 1calloped bateau and Mr. Morrta Wise. Best man for dleport was assisted by Mn. Prayer book were led by Mrs, A.. neckli ne, brlef slfleve1 Md ended hUI · brother wa, Jamea Lochary OareyblJ .. thl\ rl nga on a :white James E. Sanborn, Mra. Je■o. Dal· 01, Meihlman. fl:eport1 on the PIii· ln an elongated· P:CJ.l•ttd �"ice 11 l n pillow �ged with lace · and t . l)oijff��t 1kfrt, le y and Mrs. William Fol iium · l•h llfe con rerence !or you� In fl'ont. ·The yery The layctle gifts were pl11cett t,6ople held last week al Procl(U' worn over a -WI.de ·hpop; "'"' dec hrated ,at the corn er with a n in the bassinett decornted wlth Farm, Londnn_. 0., were given by fashioned with three· Widening on �a:e blossom taken from the pink and yellow streamers from Mu. James Titus and Mra. Mehl· pa nels of embroidery decmUng bridal veil worn by the mllther the front, whHe the back featured or the bride at her weddi ng, wa s ____ the celling with the stork and man. _ _ -___ alternating layers of p14in and Rick McDonJlld of Nel1onville, baby 11uspended from the centng. embroidered tulle, sWePln'e to nephew of the Games were played during the ' bride. . the floor In • chapel tr•ln. . evening with prlze1 bei n g won oc 1 For her · d,u1hter's wed41ng, by Mrs. Harold Sauer, Mn. Dale The brldal veil of ,beer ·111u1- Mrs. Story cboae a atreet length Walhurn, Mre. Edna Faulk and wae fingertip lena:th and was dreH of roae lace over cameo Jon Mrs. Lillian Slelll. to • double half crow n of pink taffeta, with a matching hat eaught The dl n lng room table was cen­ and abort pink face veil. Her U Upper ny seed pearl■. The bride carti tered with an arrangeme nt of other acce111ories were white and I deep• or cascade colonial a ried rrct were hu Pla na made tor a dt!ep pink sweet peaa a nd white I she wore a corsage of pink and the of llliH lillea, white throaled money FridRy, u as 8, supper, July caah. lo caudks from which re rreshmcntii They're aale to malL ea■y with lace j cream cy nbidlum orchide. of ire cream and cup cakes de­ makin,i; project with the public valley and Ivy, backed Mrs. Lochary, mother of the which kerehiet d han lace a d n a when Rock Springs Invited corated with pink and yellow I ancl lnexpenal•• lo buy. Gel them al groom wore a street length dress mother her carried by been h•d n Thur�day g n eve i met at Grange 1 booties and c(]Hee were served by and slsler at their weddl nga. Her of beta:e with_ acceal!loriea of roS(!, the hall. lhla bank. I the hostesses. only jewelry was pearl earri ngs I white a nd beige and a corsage of master, Amos l.eonard, worthy Those attendlng the shower In rose and cream beige eynbldium I of the groom , &lfl an• Mrs. We Pay 3% lnleresl On Savlug, and preslded Leonard addition to the ones mentioned or<:hlda. Mrs. or n wa11 Ho of n Matro g �hove were Mrs. Ray Pickens, nounced that the s�win and bakAfler the ceremony the bridal who Pomeroy, of west, Daniel at would held I he conteals the s n Mary Ruth Sauer, Miss Margaret party greeted the guests 1t the 1own length fioor a n i Sauer, Mrs. Delbert Becker, Mn. next meetJ ng, July 1 4 . It was de- was atLlred parish house of the church, rose over n oraa silk u k n pi of 6:30 30 at Willis Anthony, Mr1. Ann Lyo n1, clded to meet on June where they were registered )ly d • wide feature gown The taffeta. surclean to the m., grounds p. I Ann McGhee, M\asea Hele n and 1 rounded neckline, brief 1lecv e.s Min Margot- Greene of Shakir Mahle Waddell, Mn. Loui1e Fol- roundl nia: the hRIL A proaram wu prese n ted by and • wide eumberbund c1u1ht in Heleht.s, a 1ororlty 1lster of the mer, Jeanne Brown, Mrs. Ge ne the lecturer, Mrs. Huber B rown. I back by a flat bow and centered bride, al a table decorated with Coleman a nd Mn. Gall M iller. enclreled a miniature bouquet of pi nk . The Send ing .fil lrt1 but unable to at· which opened with a Aklt doodle b:v a pale pink carnation fallinl reception room wa, decorated dreu, The a:reen. with Member Fedenl Re1erve System . Mn. by Brown and Mrs. Homer lend were Mr■. Helen Shuler, pleata. wilh flowen of pink a nd white. aoft 1ft waistline the from Radford. Two artlcle11 wen reed Mra. Lucy Greflll, Mra. Edward Fedora! Depo1U ln1uraneo Corporallo• The buffet table Wa& covered bouffant • In noor the 1t ended Burkett, Miss Phyllis Joachim, "V1 hat The Flu Mea ns" b)' Mra'. wllh I h1 ndm1de. lace cloth made rt. lk Homer Rice and "Famous l Last Mn. Helen Buchanan, Janet Le. by the bride', grandmother, the Pomeroy, Ohio wls, Mrl!I. Mae Sauer a nd Mn. D. Words," Mrs. Emil Ball. A grange Brldeamild, were MIN Barbara · l11te M·r1. W. J, B. Carleton and I S. Harold. co ntest w11 conducted by Mn. Beal, Middleport and Mill Gret• j w111 centered wllh an arrangement ' Edward Humphrey and II poetn, ert of Waahln1ton, P. of pink camations, pink 1w:M1t• «:� . .Wl. Tau "The Meadow Romanee " was pre1 4.9 CU. OIANT , . , . and bridetmalron WH Mra. heart roaes and ivy, aceented by aented by Clara Humphrey. A . q ., ea Barftdt of Bedford, all llahted tapen Jn 11lver three l (:� prayer at the en d of the day by of brt.nch candel•bra. Punch, nllt.1, � FNi1G o t•Pro0, lm M1d1I Kappa S rorit1 ,l,ten Mra. w. A. Mor1an ccincludecl S� th� bride. Their dre.lset 'wert decorated mint, and .small rovnd the prognm. ld,n.Ucal In de1l1n with thlt of eUes decorated with pint flo'GI'• . Al the close of the m eell ng, th . •tron ot honor and featured l"ta were terved the ,uesta:. ' by '1ll RE quartedr birthday i upp(' r wa� �!I � RI of pink ta ffeta veiled by Miu Arlene LuUO and M.118 served by the home economiOl, ,rtblN ■Ilk oraan with bl1 bottam-lrHHI aa. Carnatlona Karen Hetaler, 1ororlty sisten �of committee. lriNtd with lffl'n aloo trimmed the bride th4 bultle bow■ at their WalatThe tfadltlonal four tiered ,lhea and the,y carrt•d bouquetl!I white wedding cake lopped with of -pink carna llona ti1n1ed with ' a noa:ea:Q of pint •weetheart neen which fell Into a cucade i l Cft•n and ,haltered carnation . rosea • nd baby breath waa lrim­ o , med at the base with 1reenery The atten dantl wore bandeau I and nowers a nd reated uPon a 1 hNdbanda decorated by a I ona covered with while orpndy. Wllh Trade-In n,t bow an� matchin1 their table After the first plece had been I dre11e1 in 1h•de. The • headba nd• cut by the bride and tb Thl1 11 more thin 1utom1tlc dtft01t­ ct111bl bib)! pink vellln a: Into a cake wa, cut and served ' tn1t 1roat never form-. mn In lho : . full clrele endi qg in Ol,)en len1th ,:ueatl by Miss HClen Ca1klns of I fmm mtion. Tl\tf1'1 no frost , , . '-: ra� Vl!ill. . Arlin e:ton, Va., a nd Miu ,;at ne dtfrostlna of 1ny kind, ,m. 1t'1 the of niece y, 8u11n Loehat I Hu1hea of HunUvlUe. • 1l1nt in enry way. crr,,om WII nower a_lrl and WIS In '"" J , adlred In I flooi leqtb 1own of Other■ uslsUng 11 the recettllon ' (H!(J IHISI ''PIUS" RAMIS I ul le ov,r taffeta almilar ln were Mn. Da-vid KcConnauO,� wll!te t_ • Ma••c-:, 118 I�. F111t,Pn1f l>RE55 1iNI JAC�ET (N5£M8LE' · _ _ _ .,;c.._ _� Pomerov, OhJo TOHiGHT "Pl.ER 5 HAVANA" C£tnero n Mll.fhell a n d Allison Hayes - al.so "MUSTANG" Jack Bente! - Steve Keyes SUNDAY thr-ou,h TUESDA Y "AROUN D THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS" Shirley Madane - David N i ven • e • • !kNGLE CO!'Y - k �- - 11• .•· ,. , . . . .,.._,... _____________________ _�HE 0All. Y SEN TINEL flt'dMl�rltting Editorially a ' ' - ··-·-... ·-----------· . --- .. . • . ' · � � ·- � • . .. , ' .. .. . . FACT OR FABLE? - • - • ,.._ ,.. .,. ,., •WI II I ' __ ....• ,.,. .... 'l' "' ' \ • J960-3 "" : :�• ��!t C"'...!:: WAMT AOS Needed Reminder Last May the Rural Electrification Administration celebrated its 25th anniversary. Dur­ ing the observa·nces, there was a flood of lau­ datory speeches, written material , and other w■n•No IIAJIUIR PU.NACII, - ttrY"et the rlcbt to �Ject an1 ■nd ■<!Ion ,4 ,,. u,vton - 111111 the a ir <enl ol thepdOD'■ llffl --& I �' "' ��f��: �-;: ucUon--enou&II to make i W Y U¥4. - , 11,1 u, ilo,-oc■ o, JAi. HELl!N a. SAl!EB, lala to fiOt ■ �pie or •� Adm ln il!ralri , of Ille Eotate mu■t be ._1;e4. t6 ,_... The Willia/,, Hom..- Sd! ltb rd! of WH l �r Smilh, • �e s �llll£dle rusted-out '4w�t'tu. estau located in Pomeroy, O hio, y; !:C��� Pla■tic and chemical eMtlnP will be IOld at the offtcN Of �•, IY DAVID TALIIOTI' home. They all add up, bul they'n UH 24 ' 25' 27 · 3lp 1tainle■1 dHI �d ■lum1nvm llff Crow I: Porter, Attome,s. P•· · Unitffl fl'rn• ll'Mr'Utlon1I onl)' 1 1mall p,irt of the total "'"'' of eroy, Ohio, on. Tuttda7, June 28th, Jrir,., . Cl.LEVEL.AND uPJ-Likt i1 or I corT01ion picture. � Into UM 1ti EM n,)t. -�e 19GO, at 10:00 o'cfutt A.. M. Pro. _ not, every many, woman. and In Ohio, With 3.380.301 Utt' ftl· perty appr•lled at $700.00 1n4 anr:hlld In the u. s. 11 payln&: over j IJtered, a«ordinJ to the LAiat won't corrode. Alwnimun lormt • protective t!o.ating wltldl lldll f11l not be aold for � than ijle ap, Ll!GAi.� NOTICE . 1 � • year becauae civilization 11 fi&:uret, the coat of repladng 8., Oler dama}e, pral&ed value. Adminiltratrb: re� •r.e now bemg �eceive<l for ru,tlnt away. "111lied·ou1 muffler, alone mearu ,thit lntenor rederorahon. or the a bill of about $lB million. Add , 8)'h, cu1e Grade School, Syracuse, Rust, or corrosl?n u: U I k no_wn 332,1 39 rommercial trucU to the •:, _ I lo the mclnttn ng fr�rnlly, to t.al and Ohl! _ the bill jump, another ftJdt trill be rteeived until 4 p.m. eost, the n ■tlon over eight billion noteb · NOTIC'"I TO CONTIA_C_ T_ OIIS_ M.ofld,y, July 11, 1960. j doUars .annually- about nine STA� o, OHIO D1vtd Cl)'\lo and Aft!II, Wlltli■ Moiorilts co,mplain that salt ts umea the cost or fire damacet. DIPAftTMINt 0, KIOHWAYI t he villain eaUn1 up automobflu Wyen to Arr,1e L. &Nter, Par. lid forms may be obtained by ,I n u� . lo the averaee-- m• n. 81�!,.� However tbat tompl.aJ nt "-Col� Ohl� Jullt 10-. ltlO ii being i.-et,, Olive. corltactlng Piul Beegle Qlerk , ac1pg a car mu10er luuul que1tiqned. rep lfiltofl and Rulh wtftf'• to 8o­ Cdnfnct Iliff Southern 1.oca:1 Bo&l'd oi Educa'. every tWo yeah. It meM1 a teaky 1 bert L. and I!!. Mtxlff Coib. 2Z L- c.-, fh. 60,l4II Sil♦ Theory Ovet,tloned . or bY t1on Bo 36 Ra . Oh 10' ho water '! k or UIIIT PklCI: CONl"RACT � II Dr. Fran k J. Laque. vice preti• Acre,, Letart. caning tHerry / �ownspuu I tu! ttl'f an_ on ) I Arthur and Glennll Jlllllli to dent �nd director of reRarch. and Sealed propos,iq will be Paul Bee.,re, Clerk • d�velopment fl:"' the Inlemat,onal Fletcher k. and Anna B. Welcht l!e'lv't4 at ,tfie o,fflce o� the Stlte Southern Local Nic k el Co., 1a1d recent lelU do Parcell, Rutlan d. Highway Director OT Ohio at cot. Board of Education · J'ohn M. 1nd Jo Ann Pal'IOU not ,upport the salt theory. llmbu1, Ohle, un\U 10:00 A . Jf., (8) 21, 29; (7) l, 3tc 1 to Ralph and Fern Gilmore, Lot. --"An eiperiment in Detroit, - �� Ohio (Easteni) Sti{dari! '11tne, . wbe,e plated ,pecimen, were .,. M\ddleport. Tuesd.y, Jult 12, 1960, for Im• ti1ehed to tbe rront of taxi• •nd Rodney end Don Pierce tp provements In: _______ al ao on the roof of a inc. Gerald G. and Leota M. 8tetbem . . (Proppsiila N�- 1 ta l;z lnctulh•e. � PUB_LIC �� , CALI ' are ortei-ed 1111 one pl'oj�l ancl Will The under,igne , wJU Offer tor CONDmON O.F GUAGE�.· - howed th.at thOle an the ,.....,, oo,. 10¼: Acres, Olive. £melt Junior R:,nd to Ble1II ne eoiltract.) . . . , aale: at putmc auctl-:,n, o1t �he late Mont1omen, I :62 upper, 9� low• rod�. more . than those on the be awarde� er, running 71/t feel; �•ltipoUs cabs, he said. Rood, �i No. 1 1 Acre, Olive. · reildence of Pe•�� D. t,oltTidge, lo 1 19.0 ul)per, 10,9 lower, runnirig d Laque pointed ou� that t cabs ii Fre and NelUe Shumway , to Atbens CoUJ}ty, Ohio, o cated on Eaat Mam Street, in Porn- 5 feet ; Loell: 23 14.9 opper, 11. 0 were . frequent!)' washed. ':';' Wash• Olin and Doll■ Jolupon. Loi., 0.00 (part), State Route No. 680 Iii . p Countr bio, on Sat- lower, running one tn1p. All dams Ing bu _ca frequentl dunn1 the y eroy, Mel r■cuse. Lee Township, by aPplylili I bl• mday, July 9th, ::• at one are conffl'Uctive and running aboUt sl:r foot winter u the mott up ;lWu Deve.l Co, to , it.ate 1 , of tumlnOWI treatmerit-ltilm T-lt nal proper- of a tra p • 'P.()(!k P. M., tb,. things 1n auto owner can do," he Objo Channel J.dut. · Pl'feM�t: Widtb 18 feet. UDllh 8 ty of did deledent, conaiating in , aa(d. Fletcher ■Da Anna We1th . to _-;;_80 Ifft or 2_.1 tl '.....v OHIO RIVER BOATS: �wn. '"' mil... part of: Arthur and Gleluill Ii....,., Lo� PNpo11tl No. 2 Cbem.iata have d�eloped inhibG 81 1tove, "•I �"'I' "ina t Or'• R_e fri' ger· Lock 7 Alhland 2:05 am 0- 10 ; Lock Ga111a �. �..,, .. Ohlo, on Section• atqr, Maytai wa sher, ,ewwg m1:1• 1O. A. V. Chr1· 1 Jr -, 6: 20 am 7-0i itor• for at� de-icing materials lwtland. .....,q.. �or l'JlEE � 6.83, 8.9'1, '1 .21, Sta le Route No. 325 etifne cedar chest IMng room Lol".k: 13 Indiana 9 :30 am 13-3 and However, eorroaion en&ineen aay . ' \di UKK i n Raccoon and 1=1unt111gl'tn TownPHO.. , suite, _bedroom ,uite, lk!ds, dreu- Louisiana in tow; Lock 16 Tri, the inhlbitora are only partly ef. ships, by applymg a ·. bitumlnom , U'f., ch�t. rll.Pi end tables, kitch- St.ate 3:40 am 2-0; Lock l'i C. V. fective. 1n addition, they're ex• Befori 9:30 A .M. ', GDmore'• tre■trn�nt - Item T�l. . I en utensils, dilhea, &lauware, and H arner 6 :40 am 2-0; I,ock 18 Mont• penlive, toxic to animall and Pavement: · Wkllh 7,0 feet, Led many oth r arlJclu gomery 9 : 1 0 am 0-1; Lock 23 stain clothing, \f"t.:islff" · e 738.20 feet. Width 18 feet, Len cth DU'J! OAI &: C d The enaineen are makin1 1._tm m Ter ash in hand 00 ay of Jerry Boaworth 12:30 pm 4-0, Cot• 30,860.00 feet. Total Len&th 37,· 2-10 Mi !n' pm ton Queen 5:30 ; ke on corrosion but theJ admit theJ sale Coiilnl■'w JP!ooEI. c: STEFFY, Creditor 8 pin 20-0; National 9 : lo' can only 1low it down in DlOlt 699.20 teet or 7.14 mll'!,, Y' · 21• , pro,ou 1 No. "' HAMIL&. IEltVtCf_ ca&e&. Admim,ltrator of the Estate pm 0.1. Gallia County, Ohio, on Section, O;ee■n-going: ■hips ttill 1pend ....,,. fJI! U P, Gallipolis, Jamel 1:05 im of Pearl D. Lottrldge, 0.31, 2.17, State Route No. 1153 hi c.aoed. 2-0: Alli,l,;y Lock 23 A. V. Chria 2 ,40, am I-20th of their u,eful iii• in d1'j' de . . Ql':J:(IJt_ S ( 9a ) I -CGuyan Township, b)' applyinc a Crttt Bndlord, 3-3, Atlas in tow; Vulcan 15: 10 � dock havinc their hull■ eaaped zYery Day 1ien1ef! AucUoneer · T· ltt!m treatment bitumlnou& --------1 � (&) _, 25, 27 i (?) 2, 4tc 11-0; City of Huntington 7 am 7-14. and painted. And an e■tilD.l.led 1iii' MICL!II AND OWENS Paint Con- 31. ___________ -- - ------ - - 600 million dollu, worth of pipe l Jack Hammer - .. •....- -•· tractors. Paint (utnilhed t.t dig. . odet ualJ y · the u s l Wilson Elec. Welder, 300 amps, CO!t_� L count. Minersville, o . 6-22-7tc Pavement: Width 18 feet, Length J'10fice ,...,_ ·wn - ... Malil -:: I eIm '1 ""f f!On ua eclro-che� c.a ---� MNWe;. "- WY....., - 9,820.80 fret. Width 20 feet, L,! ngth ___.::..,_==!----1 Chevrolet Tool Truck , 11-ff.tftl Length 10,8'16Total 0 56.0o feet. 2 Water Pumps NOTICI 1 l, TYPE JS I mpotta_n t· Pr•• vu. Uction .80 feet or 2.06 mies. . Maln E. 700 1 Rogers Ripper Compant. Oil Jtjzer Ja e11entlal. CUttiss rives you "• P�I No. 4 The ria:ht is reserved to reject accept will � Ohio, PomtroJ, Street, both. Br�d W:ilh CUrtiSB Breed• I B117 Gallla County, Ohio,, on Section bids until 12 :00 noon, Saturday, an)' or all blds. O P T O . &T a l l T ' Property may be J n1 pected at � Serv ice Inc. C■U A lbert 7.04, State Route No. 554 in Sprint• July 2, U,00, for the purcha se or Parter, Cheater, Ohio, Phone Held, Morgan and Cheshire Town· 11111 c.r& 81rMt, PtlaUSJ f eq o-wit: Bir.er'1 Oil Gompany office. TeleYUkon !5-2� or five Point& ships, by applyini a bituminous the ollowing uipment, t I phone WY 2-2101. I ti JI., I ta I.· (Cllle 11t M... Iii ftan.) ' . .. 1 Jat!gar Air €ompresaor Grill, Pomeroy, Phone WY2· - Hem 'l'-31. ·Hoaea treatment (6) 2!1, 2'1, 28. Ste ,� 2 Air Compr' esso r 82l8. 8-22-fllp PaveJI1ent: Width 18 feet. Length · ies. J RIDENOUR SUPPiY.° Radio ancl 46, '69.60 ._m; I TV �rvice. YUff.2125, 6 11·30tp l on Seel.ion Coun hio, Melga ty, O ---Ai, B AT No. 846 in -Route State (part), 0.00 .. · � HAMMER'S REFUSE DISPOSAL. 1 Columbia Township, by applying a Weekly pickup, ·A, low ■s $1.00 bituminou, tre,tment - Item T-31. a month. Call R. & A. Senlce \ Pavement: Width 18 fel!!t. Length Pmbmoy, Olilo J Stition, WY2•2366 or see Mar• 6,494 .4 feet or J.23 miles. l�n (Hammew) Hawk. ff.1, 30tp -.·• Propouil No. 6 County, Ohi.o, on Sections Vinton I AUCTION la 4.65, 8.42, State Route No. 328 in COMplete hrvk:e and Brown Townships, b)' Sw■n Crin ••dfonl i ng a bltumlnoua treatmentapply WHtt, Phon• Or ContIet A. C. BRADrGRD, RaclM, Olde,. Item T-31 Pavement� wtdtl) 18 feet. Length m;1" 7 Y �•tine!, Pomeroy-Mlddlepo , ?,, Ju ne 27, 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 27, 1960 , Legal Notice ■ Rust £'umtS Nat:t&D �o � Billi·Oil AnnUa}) EftITT'n• t, .... f E,...:...r,_ . r. t6 'hf LegoI NOnce .a.: "l'!P<\IU- l>l/lns Lfltl!laf Noffce tributes to REA .ind its 3chieverrients. However, Representative CGoley of North Carolina, who is Chairman of the House Agri­ culture Conimittee, took a rather different view. He said: '1 would remind the House that it never was the intention or the sponsors of REA that it should replace established pri­ vate power services or duplicat e such ser­ liJAII 1 vices." L N'OT BE RESPONSIBLE any debt.a contz.cted by ,-one other than myself. · Signed: Alva Fiber, � Stp Syracuse: :n AND PEST CCINTltOI. ahl p,.. lil1;tt"--, l�r,. 1,1' ,..,...,_ p- . It A. - 'Station . WY► 4'Utli ., liE Wlll be a revt,al ·.l!fllni uDEi 2J at 8 p. m, evff')' ri'enl!\j t the �om Gospel Mialoil I BiiJa .ttw!,,, 11,v · eta, iB •• !Y,'�(•l�_ ali4 . ., f._,_R. Glue1encamp, 1s the j. 111e public 111 tnttted to ;ft ' : ,,, � < fl :zs Jtc ---'- 8 t Auto Sores ,�,,. :.,. ...,, � c••"" ..,. Uooi � . Ilsa vlt.bLET VII 4 �•- .llodln Sp�I� bl4c� . ! l\lloh. ,1.oos. Blatttn,�,. 22 01< l'<>�Y- e 1i,e FOIII) i)t1i\i, ,bird top, • &iilitnu cU: ,� and out, ail vHIYl,' ltim, $1,095. iUet­ tnar'a, Pomeroy, fl Z2 Ste )'i 11!'1 B\Jl<;IC V8 Cen� "'i'4jop 2 dr. power s\eerinJ affd 1:ir�es, dyn.aflo w drive. Uite Jn1ide new 6 22 6tc Pomeroy. and out. tt,09S. sta�ttl)ar's, I J9n6 FORD V8 9 paueftler 1ta.tion wagori, 4 dr. This is a .top buy in aft)'one'a opinion. Extra nke. 51,193. Blaettnar,'1, Pomeros . 6 22 6tc I 1859 One Ton DODG _ E_ ms �'c\ In A-1 C0nd1Udrt ouat tires, sb1ke bed. see BIii)' Jlill, Racine. 6 25 6\c 19) .·.. s�jjily sllire w�..- ­ v.......,, � 0� · =· olii , � oti>t 1:3. iii, Se¢.loi,. s,. YB.I.OW PAGES egaI .._,· • ff • UI' Ym - ... J O H N S O.N S·E A � H 6 i s E ffll>W M'otoR . n, 0• D• COM PTO U om. ...... ---•- .:.-,,.,=--,-== ....,..�--- ��!.�·: KAIR.I YAN ZANDT ■ 1 7 )-Heli:> .1-C.,,-. -..;...-Wanted ��·--- �1 (20b ) I nsurance C0.Ml'JZI'E -�SURANCS PR(), tectltm Life Aut, Fire Pollrt. C■ll Dou ' Mills. • Middleport ' �� ___ ·s [VE . -RS T • ,� · I•g�· -- DON "-� ., • ' ao, � M-����r-:;.. · Vlnfon Countf, Oh1o, on �ion , 0.00, State Route No. 348 in Vinton Township, by applylrig a bltumln. ou1 treatment - Item T-31 . Pa,emenl, Width 16 feet. Length 82,366.40 feet or 6.13 miles. Propo11I N•. 8 Vinton County, Ohio, on Sections 0.00, 1.59, State Route No, 677 tn Madison and Elk Townahips, bY appl)'ing a bituminous treatmentItem T-31. Pavement: Width 18 feet, Length 14,731.2 feet.. Width 20 feet, Length · 8,895.2 teet. Total Length 23,128.40 feet or 4.38 miles. ' p,_.., .... t Athens County, Ohio, on Section (6.61 Albany), �tate ftoute No. in Lee Tow n!lhlp, bf apptylrlk a bttufflinoua tt:eatlfleQt - Item T-31 1 Pavebtedt , Width 16 (,'!el. Urirth 1 ,32,0 ' feet of o.:i,· mtles., Prliponl No. Glllli County Oblo, on S..tlojl (13.11'7 VlritbnJ, State Roule No, � In Huntinlttdl'I TowD1hirl, by all'" Plflnt a 1>1tumlnou, tte■tment­ Item T-31'. Pavement, math 16 feet. unath 2,376 feet Cir 0.45 mile. P,/eiWul No. 11 Galli• County, Ohio, on �on co.oo Crown CftyJ, state lioin• No. G,a in Guyan Township, · b1: aW,l:r• Ing a bltutninom treatmelit-Ilem T-31. , Pavement; Wldtb 1, feet. '-'1i1tli 1:6s'6.&0 feet ·0.11 ntlle. · ,._� .,. ,.. • , f!l!I•· 0 . ( 21 ) Real ii!Alfffu, . riili'isEXEEPlllR. Aff 680 ---- ,_ l 1 8 Employment e . , '· '\ ' . nooY ro� · (19r'· �1,1$i���. Ir��i _ ·.1•11• . - . .. .."it,;·""". . . "-"- · Om,artunlti• ..... • . S• · ·. d(;.,,�i. ■. fllotn. ...,._, Legal Notice l ml 493 L!Molft ,-. , WMff TO ' Ml<KE $20 OR MORE Phone W'n-3561 Ml�a day· in 1,ealln\ 1'oute work? . . Cilb un. ihi.n woman part oJ;" ' 11-l�ttt'" full f um,. Wrl • Fll!D IIICE, Estate . ' U'f Glenwood . Av•.• . M■rlon, L!ViNG- ROOM S\JITE, PHONE llhio (6) 27 28 211 (7) 6 6 V FOIi ·sALE, FIVE 110014 HO\JD WY 2--2741 after B ,p.m. · , . wlili bath, nice lpcatlon. Melvlll • 0 1'7 '31< l!dod, Ill Locual St., Pouieto,; 40 · to 65. · Retm�,. w4n�. il-28$lp !',l!on'i :fl¥ 11' ' 21&. 8,23 St e , LATE IIEE TOM,ATO ' · . FOR UU!): 6 • room hOUl!!8 at 1126 ' --'-• �·-'' -'---�-Homer B.ou11h1 or Tom� Q"l'll an, • -'-'"E. llaiq� More information at 811""!'· 6 � 1128. 6 21 Ste . _...:...._.,__ - - W_:_,! � llAllNA"l'JNC •lectt!c Id� r , qJJ · FOR SALE, 44 AORE IBtL FARM tar and Glbion atnptliier. Call WY2-,H03 before & P. II, With IH Wei}., elecf.ricJty, water H01/SEWOIJK, IRlll';!JN.G,BAi[Y ld ac·re �ttom, 8 rodm hOUse, 8-IT-t!c ,Ittlna;·bill chi idoo J>arn. Known 1111 Harley He• ■tore, or file tlerlr: wort. � Loy&hlln Fmn. see BUI Cozart, qulro 820 Locult SL, lfldt!lepon. iitAv,11.y TUCTIIJ IALIIJ At!D Rlc'lnei Ohio. 6 a Gtp 24 ate hnloo\ 1111 2flJ. � !;J}-� HOI/� IN JI ,r■vllle. Fuli ,.,.-aemerit. tun­ n' , w,ter, fas fun:iac&, bullt-11:1 �lleh�li wlUi 1riaclf bar. Call •�'· ·. AUlo'-'« 1111'. , LOTS FOR � 6 · :u 111< WY 1«a11. Ao-' 1\IIU;·c.11)11.JI. 1 �\:: el, · ,"·Wis\ W'itn&: , -� e -. , 3-�- . • ,. .. ' I bl ' .. t!■ I G�.�i., 1ii . 11\4, 1lao .. ___..:..,,___;_ · fl'eo 'Millet · ii=!!I, J<a· • ().. I 1DOfe St.. f . .. ... • PLAl\'\rj RIVER REPORT :1TION lt. -�rv.. M, • , -- IJP.P ies. _! ��..Al!'_� _ :.= -1-�- l 't,st.ed · ;.,,:It a.lral.< � ,. W,Y-a• For Sal� ··G'�, Ii "-""nl. 1. I CHEESEBURGERS. BEST IN THE Valley. Jack's Dairy Ba'r, M!d• EIGHT IIQOI#' HI\US�. two ' fjy� I , dlel"'rt. , . 6 21 . 6tc fOQll! . ,W"!!neQll, _A. II. &nee!. 1 Ploon ll-2 tic e , WY�72. 1959 ,\MERl(;.\ll IQ'1 • , ll!I' Jib.;;_ triller with entlosed Skirtli. Call FOR R!llm. 4 - ROOM HOUSE. vlv 2-2131 between 8 a. m. and rc■g TUrner i_-M'T&. 6 21 6tp s_p. m. 8 -23 J 8tC FUJi;1, . OIL and coal fur­ .n.,ce& . ¢,_u lgr, ,6-ei_.J!�'lll'te& f- a. Atibolt, r1oulepor1. /e· ,'f. . ..... ,,.i;:i. Vlntol'I CotinlY, Ohio, on S!Bctlo,rl (4 118 Z■Ie,kl), Sta\e Route No, 6'M In !ol■dl,on ToWlllhip, by ■pptytna i' bltUmlnou1 tftitment-ttem 'I\ 31. i>a..ment: Wlllth IB feet. Lenrtb mtle. 2,376 feet or f'fJ'oMult Ng._ t to 12 lntluslve of tliii proJtiel !o be compl•ted not ; l■ter th111 Septelnber 1, !9IIO." · .Blddf/tt m\tlt apply, op the pfO, ! per form�. tw PJ'!Quallficalion with the Hiahwa, Credit bamln- l er', at Cotumbu■, Ohl01 at lii8t JO da)'I heron thfl dtte Rt to open bli!I. llo. ' ; •: 't f · r::Jr . Of • ,T · ! lnd"9tr!al RelaIlona applicable � Hghw•y Dopartment I Ith mentl Jo,1 1rcord1nee 1 �eetlbp 4115,Q,'I, 4116.0f, 411 ,11'1, 41!6,De, a,id 1! 15_.0'I, of tbe R•vllied �•of OJtio; •: ,. 1 ',l'he J)iddct muft 1ubmlt with, �•• bffl a -If� cheek In the a"'!""nl . •'-'Plini and.. -'Pl1':iJ�Uons o! $1,8'0,1jq, ., , .,_ •• ' Ci>i>tblt!•.wllh -e, �. II, �. -· '!<...�.. , - �� ' 1 ' ' j., • ,. ·,· , George: ·caspir: George: b I d•p�1 olj[lli� 1"' dI the dtv..,bn ep -, !JI. 1h . � a tll!. , I ent 'De ot � .,t_e-� '� ••• llep l .� ;«m tenn!necl ,� ·>¥, , .• . · · ,..i-,,, r8ii fui:'011 ½1li.m 1i ,Oi1 (:'AT\t din! , . ¥ d� ililii,..1,' Ifie iiahl ,, '!'LE, 7 II llu■ey-Harli.i' CUpper' 4 ly. wi-,onaln .lo reject any and ■II IIW• ,I , J:. S. PillSTO,., #r j'et\!t!IU��•ulild. · llon• , DiretC!ot ' tie! !ii,�l!Mtl!r, 'Plloli� WI· (6) JO, 27, 2te , Ohla>" IV IRI' H'III,' , ...,, ., ,, ,, ' ' tp ■n tabor ,mJiloYt4 on till• � !llO\ 1b■U bo Ip �� ,1'1,lh i . U,e "Schedule of Prevalllg1 Holl" : •r- �v. · - �'J • Tb• l!llnlmllll' _ w,u to b,e paid . =-�i�. !I,-:"-, ""°"' j i . Ml!f' -I JI!,.!_� � • '!ff'd J n, • �•me, ; , �� 3 �¾ 1Mln iQ · ��.� At .,C.:,-j;<;;� .a n, • , · . · · '-'"Isaila.:. · ,itl,...J.,; ' ·"' � ' · Gr ,¥iil8 �,. 1. ,.. . ) � o�, --�- · \ti ,,,.,,_, Nit. 12 •· ·- �ft� . · -�r,'_rett v +ool -the1Ni• the; (ias · t,,Mw,. , ., ' ' �(p '•·;, .aci�OOS $-ORey fQf: G� Ait �� ·tt :�,,, or �,ii- �· ,"1'!\7 ,r-,, S � , tr : ' -� • .i;. ., s!t', I� or! •� ll, '1 i'ck ,a . •'oo."· . ·� . .,;, � ·,"°°° " ••' •., !, . ' .. ,, :1 ' { • .. ' I '• I .j, • '' ' ' . . . .. . .. ,,� . . ..��- . • \o • • ' • �- - 11• .•· ,. , . . . .,.._,... _____________________ _�HE 0All. Y SEN TINEL flt'dMl�rltting Editorially a ' ' - ··-·-... ·-----------· . --- .. . • . ' · � � ·- � • . .. , ' .. .. . . FACT OR FABLE? - • - • ,.._ ,.. .,. ,., •WI II I ' __ ....• ,.,. .... 'l' "' ' \ • J960-3 "" : :�• ��!t C"'...!:: WAMT AOS Needed Reminder Last May the Rural Electrification Administration celebrated its 25th anniversary. Dur­ ing the observa·nces, there was a flood of lau­ datory speeches, written material , and other w■n•No IIAJIUIR PU.NACII, - ttrY"et the rlcbt to �Ject an1 ■nd ■<!Ion ,4 ,,. u,vton - 111111 the a ir <enl ol thepdOD'■ llffl --& I �' "' ��f��: �-;: ucUon--enou&II to make i W Y U¥4. - , 11,1 u, ilo,-oc■ o, JAi. HELl!N a. SAl!EB, lala to fiOt ■ �pie or •� Adm ln il!ralri , of Ille Eotate mu■t be ._1;e4. t6 ,_... The Willia/,, Hom..- Sd! ltb rd! of WH l �r Smilh, • �e s �llll£dle rusted-out '4w�t'tu. estau located in Pomeroy, O hio, y; !:C��� Pla■tic and chemical eMtlnP will be IOld at the offtcN Of �•, IY DAVID TALIIOTI' home. They all add up, bul they'n UH 24 ' 25' 27 · 3lp 1tainle■1 dHI �d ■lum1nvm llff Crow I: Porter, Attome,s. P•· · Unitffl fl'rn• ll'Mr'Utlon1I onl)' 1 1mall p,irt of the total "'"'' of eroy, Ohio, on. Tuttda7, June 28th, Jrir,., . Cl.LEVEL.AND uPJ-Likt i1 or I corT01ion picture. � Into UM 1ti EM n,)t. -�e 19GO, at 10:00 o'cfutt A.. M. Pro. _ not, every many, woman. and In Ohio, With 3.380.301 Utt' ftl· perty appr•lled at $700.00 1n4 anr:hlld In the u. s. 11 payln&: over j IJtered, a«ordinJ to the LAiat won't corrode. Alwnimun lormt • protective t!o.ating wltldl lldll f11l not be aold for � than ijle ap, Ll!GAi.� NOTICE . 1 � • year becauae civilization 11 fi&:uret, the coat of repladng 8., Oler dama}e, pral&ed value. Adminiltratrb: re� •r.e now bemg �eceive<l for ru,tlnt away. "111lied·ou1 muffler, alone mearu ,thit lntenor rederorahon. or the a bill of about $lB million. Add , 8)'h, cu1e Grade School, Syracuse, Rust, or corrosl?n u: U I k no_wn 332,1 39 rommercial trucU to the •:, _ I lo the mclnttn ng fr�rnlly, to t.al and Ohl! _ the bill jump, another ftJdt trill be rteeived until 4 p.m. eost, the n ■tlon over eight billion noteb · NOTIC'"I TO CONTIA_C_ T_ OIIS_ M.ofld,y, July 11, 1960. j doUars .annually- about nine STA� o, OHIO D1vtd Cl)'\lo and Aft!II, Wlltli■ Moiorilts co,mplain that salt ts umea the cost or fire damacet. DIPAftTMINt 0, KIOHWAYI t he villain eaUn1 up automobflu Wyen to Arr,1e L. &Nter, Par. lid forms may be obtained by ,I n u� . lo the averaee-- m• n. 81�!,.� However tbat tompl.aJ nt "-Col� Ohl� Jullt 10-. ltlO ii being i.-et,, Olive. corltactlng Piul Beegle Qlerk , ac1pg a car mu10er luuul que1tiqned. rep lfiltofl and Rulh wtftf'• to 8o­ Cdnfnct Iliff Southern 1.oca:1 Bo&l'd oi Educa'. every tWo yeah. It meM1 a teaky 1 bert L. and I!!. Mtxlff Coib. 2Z L- c.-, fh. 60,l4II Sil♦ Theory Ovet,tloned . or bY t1on Bo 36 Ra . Oh 10' ho water '! k or UIIIT PklCI: CONl"RACT � II Dr. Fran k J. Laque. vice preti• Acre,, Letart. caning tHerry / �ownspuu I tu! ttl'f an_ on ) I Arthur and Glennll Jlllllli to dent �nd director of reRarch. and Sealed propos,iq will be Paul Bee.,re, Clerk • d�velopment fl:"' the Inlemat,onal Fletcher k. and Anna B. Welcht l!e'lv't4 at ,tfie o,fflce o� the Stlte Southern Local Nic k el Co., 1a1d recent lelU do Parcell, Rutlan d. Highway Director OT Ohio at cot. Board of Education · J'ohn M. 1nd Jo Ann Pal'IOU not ,upport the salt theory. llmbu1, Ohle, un\U 10:00 A . Jf., (8) 21, 29; (7) l, 3tc 1 to Ralph and Fern Gilmore, Lot. --"An eiperiment in Detroit, - �� Ohio (Easteni) Sti{dari! '11tne, . wbe,e plated ,pecimen, were .,. M\ddleport. Tuesd.y, Jult 12, 1960, for Im• ti1ehed to tbe rront of taxi• •nd Rodney end Don Pierce tp provements In: _______ al ao on the roof of a inc. Gerald G. and Leota M. 8tetbem . . (Proppsiila N�- 1 ta l;z lnctulh•e. � PUB_LIC �� , CALI ' are ortei-ed 1111 one pl'oj�l ancl Will The under,igne , wJU Offer tor CONDmON O.F GUAGE�.· - howed th.at thOle an the ,.....,, oo,. 10¼: Acres, Olive. £melt Junior R:,nd to Ble1II ne eoiltract.) . . . , aale: at putmc auctl-:,n, o1t �he late Mont1omen, I :62 upper, 9� low• rod�. more . than those on the be awarde� er, running 71/t feel; �•ltipoUs cabs, he said. Rood, �i No. 1 1 Acre, Olive. · reildence of Pe•�� D. t,oltTidge, lo 1 19.0 ul)per, 10,9 lower, runnirig d Laque pointed ou� that t cabs ii Fre and NelUe Shumway , to Atbens CoUJ}ty, Ohio, o cated on Eaat Mam Street, in Porn- 5 feet ; Loell: 23 14.9 opper, 11. 0 were . frequent!)' washed. ':';' Wash• Olin and Doll■ Jolupon. Loi., 0.00 (part), State Route No. 680 Iii . p Countr bio, on Sat- lower, running one tn1p. All dams Ing bu _ca frequentl dunn1 the y eroy, Mel r■cuse. Lee Township, by aPplylili I bl• mday, July 9th, ::• at one are conffl'Uctive and running aboUt sl:r foot winter u the mott up ;lWu Deve.l Co, to , it.ate 1 , of tumlnOWI treatmerit-ltilm T-lt nal proper- of a tra p • 'P.()(!k P. M., tb,. things 1n auto owner can do," he Objo Channel J.dut. · Pl'feM�t: Widtb 18 feet. UDllh 8 ty of did deledent, conaiating in , aa(d. Fletcher ■Da Anna We1th . to _-;;_80 Ifft or 2_.1 tl '.....v OHIO RIVER BOATS: �wn. '"' mil... part of: Arthur and Gleluill Ii....,., Lo� PNpo11tl No. 2 Cbem.iata have d�eloped inhibG 81 1tove, "•I �"'I' "ina t Or'• R_e fri' ger· Lock 7 Alhland 2:05 am 0- 10 ; Lock Ga111a �. �..,, .. Ohlo, on Section• atqr, Maytai wa sher, ,ewwg m1:1• 1O. A. V. Chr1· 1 Jr -, 6: 20 am 7-0i itor• for at� de-icing materials lwtland. .....,q.. �or l'JlEE � 6.83, 8.9'1, '1 .21, Sta le Route No. 325 etifne cedar chest IMng room Lol".k: 13 Indiana 9 :30 am 13-3 and However, eorroaion en&ineen aay . ' \di UKK i n Raccoon and 1=1unt111gl'tn TownPHO.. , suite, _bedroom ,uite, lk!ds, dreu- Louisiana in tow; Lock 16 Tri, the inhlbitora are only partly ef. ships, by applymg a ·. bitumlnom , U'f., ch�t. rll.Pi end tables, kitch- St.ate 3:40 am 2-0; Lock l'i C. V. fective. 1n addition, they're ex• Befori 9:30 A .M. ', GDmore'• tre■trn�nt - Item T�l. . I en utensils, dilhea, &lauware, and H arner 6 :40 am 2-0; I,ock 18 Mont• penlive, toxic to animall and Pavement: · Wkllh 7,0 feet, Led many oth r arlJclu gomery 9 : 1 0 am 0-1; Lock 23 stain clothing, \f"t.:islff" · e 738.20 feet. Width 18 feet, Len cth DU'J! OAI &: C d The enaineen are makin1 1._tm m Ter ash in hand 00 ay of Jerry Boaworth 12:30 pm 4-0, Cot• 30,860.00 feet. Total Len&th 37,· 2-10 Mi !n' pm ton Queen 5:30 ; ke on corrosion but theJ admit theJ sale Coiilnl■'w JP!ooEI. c: STEFFY, Creditor 8 pin 20-0; National 9 : lo' can only 1low it down in DlOlt 699.20 teet or 7.14 mll'!,, Y' · 21• , pro,ou 1 No. "' HAMIL&. IEltVtCf_ ca&e&. Admim,ltrator of the Estate pm 0.1. Gallia County, Ohio, on Section, O;ee■n-going: ■hips ttill 1pend ....,,. fJI! U P, Gallipolis, Jamel 1:05 im of Pearl D. Lottrldge, 0.31, 2.17, State Route No. 1153 hi c.aoed. 2-0: Alli,l,;y Lock 23 A. V. Chria 2 ,40, am I-20th of their u,eful iii• in d1'j' de . . Ql':J:(IJt_ S ( 9a ) I -CGuyan Township, b)' applyinc a Crttt Bndlord, 3-3, Atlas in tow; Vulcan 15: 10 � dock havinc their hull■ eaaped zYery Day 1ien1ef! AucUoneer · T· ltt!m treatment bitumlnou& --------1 � (&) _, 25, 27 i (?) 2, 4tc 11-0; City of Huntington 7 am 7-14. and painted. And an e■tilD.l.led 1iii' MICL!II AND OWENS Paint Con- 31. ___________ -- - ------ - - 600 million dollu, worth of pipe l Jack Hammer - .. •....- -•· tractors. Paint (utnilhed t.t dig. . odet ualJ y · the u s l Wilson Elec. Welder, 300 amps, CO!t_� L count. Minersville, o . 6-22-7tc Pavement: Width 18 feet, Length J'10fice ,...,_ ·wn - ... Malil -:: I eIm '1 ""f f!On ua eclro-che� c.a ---� MNWe;. "- WY....., - 9,820.80 fret. Width 20 feet, L,! ngth ___.::..,_==!----1 Chevrolet Tool Truck , 11-ff.tftl Length 10,8'16Total 0 56.0o feet. 2 Water Pumps NOTICI 1 l, TYPE JS I mpotta_n t· Pr•• vu. Uction .80 feet or 2.06 mies. . Maln E. 700 1 Rogers Ripper Compant. Oil Jtjzer Ja e11entlal. CUttiss rives you "• P�I No. 4 The ria:ht is reserved to reject accept will � Ohio, PomtroJ, Street, both. Br�d W:ilh CUrtiSB Breed• I B117 Gallla County, Ohio,, on Section bids until 12 :00 noon, Saturday, an)' or all blds. O P T O . &T a l l T ' Property may be J n1 pected at � Serv ice Inc. C■U A lbert 7.04, State Route No. 554 in Sprint• July 2, U,00, for the purcha se or Parter, Cheater, Ohio, Phone Held, Morgan and Cheshire Town· 11111 c.r& 81rMt, PtlaUSJ f eq o-wit: Bir.er'1 Oil Gompany office. TeleYUkon !5-2� or five Point& ships, by applyini a bituminous the ollowing uipment, t I phone WY 2-2101. I ti JI., I ta I.· (Cllle 11t M... Iii ftan.) ' . .. 1 Jat!gar Air €ompresaor Grill, Pomeroy, Phone WY2· - Hem 'l'-31. ·Hoaea treatment (6) 2!1, 2'1, 28. Ste ,� 2 Air Compr' esso r 82l8. 8-22-fllp PaveJI1ent: Width 18 feet. Length · ies. J RIDENOUR SUPPiY.° Radio ancl 46, '69.60 ._m; I TV �rvice. YUff.2125, 6 11·30tp l on Seel.ion Coun hio, Melga ty, O ---Ai, B AT No. 846 in -Route State (part), 0.00 .. · � HAMMER'S REFUSE DISPOSAL. 1 Columbia Township, by applying a Weekly pickup, ·A, low ■s $1.00 bituminou, tre,tment - Item T-31. a month. Call R. & A. Senlce \ Pavement: Width 18 fel!!t. Length Pmbmoy, Olilo J Stition, WY2•2366 or see Mar• 6,494 .4 feet or J.23 miles. l�n (Hammew) Hawk. ff.1, 30tp -.·• Propouil No. 6 County, Ohi.o, on Sections Vinton I AUCTION la 4.65, 8.42, State Route No. 328 in COMplete hrvk:e and Brown Townships, b)' Sw■n Crin ••dfonl i ng a bltumlnoua treatmentapply WHtt, Phon• Or ContIet A. C. BRADrGRD, RaclM, Olde,. Item T-31 Pavement� wtdtl) 18 feet. Length m;1" 7 Y �•tine!, Pomeroy-Mlddlepo , ?,, Ju ne 27, 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 27, 1960 , Legal Notice ■ Rust £'umtS Nat:t&D �o � Billi·Oil AnnUa}) EftITT'n• t, .... f E,...:...r,_ . r. t6 'hf LegoI NOnce .a.: "l'!P<\IU- l>l/lns Lfltl!laf Noffce tributes to REA .ind its 3chieverrients. However, Representative CGoley of North Carolina, who is Chairman of the House Agri­ culture Conimittee, took a rather different view. He said: '1 would remind the House that it never was the intention or the sponsors of REA that it should replace established pri­ vate power services or duplicat e such ser­ liJAII 1 vices." L N'OT BE RESPONSIBLE any debt.a contz.cted by ,-one other than myself. · Signed: Alva Fiber, � Stp Syracuse: :n AND PEST CCINTltOI. ahl p,.. lil1;tt"--, l�r,. 1,1' ,..,...,_ p- . It A. - 'Station . WY► 4'Utli ., liE Wlll be a revt,al ·.l!fllni uDEi 2J at 8 p. m, evff')' ri'enl!\j t the �om Gospel Mialoil I BiiJa .ttw!,,, 11,v · eta, iB •• !Y,'�(•l�_ ali4 . ., f._,_R. Glue1encamp, 1s the j. 111e public 111 tnttted to ;ft ' : ,,, � < fl :zs Jtc ---'- 8 t Auto Sores ,�,,. :.,. ...,, � c••"" ..,. Uooi � . Ilsa vlt.bLET VII 4 �•- .llodln Sp�I� bl4c� . ! l\lloh. ,1.oos. Blatttn,�,. 22 01< l'<>�Y- e 1i,e FOIII) i)t1i\i, ,bird top, • &iilitnu cU: ,� and out, ail vHIYl,' ltim, $1,095. iUet­ tnar'a, Pomeroy, fl Z2 Ste )'i 11!'1 B\Jl<;IC V8 Cen� "'i'4jop 2 dr. power s\eerinJ affd 1:ir�es, dyn.aflo w drive. Uite Jn1ide new 6 22 6tc Pomeroy. and out. tt,09S. sta�ttl)ar's, I J9n6 FORD V8 9 paueftler 1ta.tion wagori, 4 dr. This is a .top buy in aft)'one'a opinion. Extra nke. 51,193. Blaettnar,'1, Pomeros . 6 22 6tc I 1859 One Ton DODG _ E_ ms �'c\ In A-1 C0nd1Udrt ouat tires, sb1ke bed. see BIii)' Jlill, Racine. 6 25 6\c 19) .·.. s�jjily sllire w�..- ­ v.......,, � 0� · =· olii , � oti>t 1:3. iii, Se¢.loi,. s,. YB.I.OW PAGES egaI .._,· • ff • UI' Ym - ... J O H N S O.N S·E A � H 6 i s E ffll>W M'otoR . n, 0• D• COM PTO U om. ...... ---•- .:.-,,.,=--,-== ....,..�--- ��!.�·: KAIR.I YAN ZANDT ■ 1 7 )-Heli:> .1-C.,,-. -..;...-Wanted ��·--- �1 (20b ) I nsurance C0.Ml'JZI'E -�SURANCS PR(), tectltm Life Aut, Fire Pollrt. C■ll Dou ' Mills. • Middleport ' �� ___ ·s [VE . -RS T • ,� · I•g�· -- DON "-� ., • ' ao, � M-����r-:;.. · Vlnfon Countf, Oh1o, on �ion , 0.00, State Route No. 348 in Vinton Township, by applylrig a bltumln. ou1 treatment - Item T-31 . Pa,emenl, Width 16 feet. Length 82,366.40 feet or 6.13 miles. Propo11I N•. 8 Vinton County, Ohio, on Sections 0.00, 1.59, State Route No, 677 tn Madison and Elk Townahips, bY appl)'ing a bituminous treatmentItem T-31. Pavement: Width 18 feet, Length 14,731.2 feet.. Width 20 feet, Length · 8,895.2 teet. Total Length 23,128.40 feet or 4.38 miles. ' p,_.., .... t Athens County, Ohio, on Section (6.61 Albany), �tate ftoute No. in Lee Tow n!lhlp, bf apptylrlk a bttufflinoua tt:eatlfleQt - Item T-31 1 Pavebtedt , Width 16 (,'!el. Urirth 1 ,32,0 ' feet of o.:i,· mtles., Prliponl No. Glllli County Oblo, on S..tlojl (13.11'7 VlritbnJ, State Roule No, � In Huntinlttdl'I TowD1hirl, by all'" Plflnt a 1>1tumlnou, tte■tment­ Item T-31'. Pavement, math 16 feet. unath 2,376 feet Cir 0.45 mile. P,/eiWul No. 11 Galli• County, Ohio, on �on co.oo Crown CftyJ, state lioin• No. G,a in Guyan Township, · b1: aW,l:r• Ing a bltutninom treatmelit-Ilem T-31. , Pavement; Wldtb 1, feet. '-'1i1tli 1:6s'6.&0 feet ·0.11 ntlle. · ,._� .,. ,.. • , f!l!I•· 0 . ( 21 ) Real ii!Alfffu, . riili'isEXEEPlllR. Aff 680 ---- ,_ l 1 8 Employment e . , '· '\ ' . nooY ro� · (19r'· �1,1$i���. Ir��i _ ·.1•11• . - . .. .."it,;·""". . . "-"- · Om,artunlti• ..... • . S• · ·. d(;.,,�i. ■. fllotn. ...,._, Legal Notice l ml 493 L!Molft ,-. , WMff TO ' Ml<KE $20 OR MORE Phone W'n-3561 Ml�a day· in 1,ealln\ 1'oute work? . . Cilb un. ihi.n woman part oJ;" ' 11-l�ttt'" full f um,. Wrl • Fll!D IIICE, Estate . ' U'f Glenwood . Av•.• . M■rlon, L!ViNG- ROOM S\JITE, PHONE llhio (6) 27 28 211 (7) 6 6 V FOIi ·sALE, FIVE 110014 HO\JD WY 2--2741 after B ,p.m. · , . wlili bath, nice lpcatlon. Melvlll • 0 1'7 '31< l!dod, Ill Locual St., Pouieto,; 40 · to 65. · Retm�,. w4n�. il-28$lp !',l!on'i :fl¥ 11' ' 21&. 8,23 St e , LATE IIEE TOM,ATO ' · . FOR UU!): 6 • room hOUl!!8 at 1126 ' --'-• �·-'' -'---�-Homer B.ou11h1 or Tom� Q"l'll an, • -'-'"E. llaiq� More information at 811""!'· 6 � 1128. 6 21 Ste . _...:...._.,__ - - W_:_,! � llAllNA"l'JNC •lectt!c Id� r , qJJ · FOR SALE, 44 AORE IBtL FARM tar and Glbion atnptliier. Call WY2-,H03 before & P. II, With IH Wei}., elecf.ricJty, water H01/SEWOIJK, IRlll';!JN.G,BAi[Y ld ac·re �ttom, 8 rodm hOUse, 8-IT-t!c ,Ittlna;·bill chi idoo J>arn. Known 1111 Harley He• ■tore, or file tlerlr: wort. � Loy&hlln Fmn. see BUI Cozart, qulro 820 Locult SL, lfldt!lepon. iitAv,11.y TUCTIIJ IALIIJ At!D Rlc'lnei Ohio. 6 a Gtp 24 ate hnloo\ 1111 2flJ. � !;J}-� HOI/� IN JI ,r■vllle. Fuli ,.,.-aemerit. tun­ n' , w,ter, fas fun:iac&, bullt-11:1 �lleh�li wlUi 1riaclf bar. Call •�'· ·. AUlo'-'« 1111'. , LOTS FOR � 6 · :u 111< WY 1«a11. Ao-' 1\IIU;·c.11)11.JI. 1 �\:: el, · ,"·Wis\ W'itn&: , -� e -. , 3-�- . • ,. .. ' I bl ' .. t!■ I G�.�i., 1ii . 11\4, 1lao .. ___..:..,,___;_ · fl'eo 'Millet · ii=!!I, J<a· • ().. I 1DOfe St.. f . .. ... • PLAl\'\rj RIVER REPORT :1TION lt. -�rv.. M, • , -- IJP.P ies. _! ��..Al!'_� _ :.= -1-�- l 't,st.ed · ;.,,:It a.lral.< � ,. W,Y-a• For Sal� ··G'�, Ii "-""nl. 1. I CHEESEBURGERS. BEST IN THE Valley. Jack's Dairy Ba'r, M!d• EIGHT IIQOI#' HI\US�. two ' fjy� I , dlel"'rt. , . 6 21 . 6tc fOQll! . ,W"!!neQll, _A. II. &nee!. 1 Ploon ll-2 tic e , WY�72. 1959 ,\MERl(;.\ll IQ'1 • , ll!I' Jib.;;_ triller with entlosed Skirtli. Call FOR R!llm. 4 - ROOM HOUSE. vlv 2-2131 between 8 a. m. and rc■g TUrner i_-M'T&. 6 21 6tp s_p. m. 8 -23 J 8tC FUJi;1, . OIL and coal fur­ .n.,ce& . ¢,_u lgr, ,6-ei_.J!�'lll'te& f- a. Atibolt, r1oulepor1. /e· ,'f. . ..... ,,.i;:i. Vlntol'I CotinlY, Ohio, on S!Bctlo,rl (4 118 Z■Ie,kl), Sta\e Route No, 6'M In !ol■dl,on ToWlllhip, by ■pptytna i' bltUmlnou1 tftitment-ttem 'I\ 31. i>a..ment: Wlllth IB feet. Lenrtb mtle. 2,376 feet or f'fJ'oMult Ng._ t to 12 lntluslve of tliii proJtiel !o be compl•ted not ; l■ter th111 Septelnber 1, !9IIO." · .Blddf/tt m\tlt apply, op the pfO, ! per form�. tw PJ'!Quallficalion with the Hiahwa, Credit bamln- l er', at Cotumbu■, Ohl01 at lii8t JO da)'I heron thfl dtte Rt to open bli!I. llo. ' ; •: 't f · r::Jr . Of • ,T · ! lnd"9tr!al RelaIlona applicable � Hghw•y Dopartment I Ith mentl Jo,1 1rcord1nee 1 �eetlbp 4115,Q,'I, 4116.0f, 411 ,11'1, 41!6,De, a,id 1! 15_.0'I, of tbe R•vllied �•of OJtio; •: ,. 1 ',l'he J)iddct muft 1ubmlt with, �•• bffl a -If� cheek In the a"'!""nl . •'-'Plini and.. -'Pl1':iJ�Uons o! $1,8'0,1jq, ., , .,_ •• ' Ci>i>tblt!•.wllh -e, �. II, �. -· '!<...�.. , - �� ' 1 ' ' j., • ,. ·,· , George: ·caspir: George: b I d•p�1 olj[lli� 1"' dI the dtv..,bn ep -, !JI. 1h . � a tll!. , I ent 'De ot � .,t_e-� '� ••• llep l .� ;«m tenn!necl ,� ·>¥, , .• . · · ,..i-,,, r8ii fui:'011 ½1li.m 1i ,Oi1 (:'AT\t din! , . ¥ d� ililii,..1,' Ifie iiahl ,, '!'LE, 7 II llu■ey-Harli.i' CUpper' 4 ly. wi-,onaln .lo reject any and ■II IIW• ,I , J:. S. PillSTO,., #r j'et\!t!IU��•ulild. · llon• , DiretC!ot ' tie! !ii,�l!Mtl!r, 'Plloli� WI· (6) JO, 27, 2te , Ohla>" IV IRI' H'III,' , ...,, ., ,, ,, ' ' tp ■n tabor ,mJiloYt4 on till• � !llO\ 1b■U bo Ip �� ,1'1,lh i . U,e "Schedule of Prevalllg1 Holl" : •r- �v. · - �'J • Tb• l!llnlmllll' _ w,u to b,e paid . =-�i�. !I,-:"-, ""°"' j i . Ml!f' -I JI!,.!_� � • '!ff'd J n, • �•me, ; , �� 3 �¾ 1Mln iQ · ��.� At .,C.:,-j;<;;� .a n, • , · . · · '-'"Isaila.:. · ,itl,...J.,; ' ·"' � ' · Gr ,¥iil8 �,. 1. ,.. . ) � o�, --�- · \ti ,,,.,,_, Nit. 12 •· ·- �ft� . · -�r,'_rett v +ool -the1Ni• the; (ias · t,,Mw,. , ., ' ' �(p '•·;, .aci�OOS $-ORey fQf: G� Ait �� ·tt :�,,, or �,ii- �· ,"1'!\7 ,r-,, S � , tr : ' -� • .i;. ., s!t', I� or! •� ll, '1 i'ck ,a . •'oo."· . ·� . .,;, � ·,"°°° " ••' •., !, . ' .. ,, :1 ' { • .. ' I '• I .j, • '' ' ' . . . .. . .. ,,� . . ..��- . • \o • • ' • �.. ... . - - � - -··· . _ _ _ _ __ .., _ __ · • - · - . . ' -�'"'."'"'"-·---·- ·- · · ·--·• ----- Racine Takes HVL Lead• Wi.th 1 1-2 Win . .. • 4-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, o., June 27i1960 EARLY BIRD • • • • • • - By ������!d - Alesi Maver Rookie Jim Gentile Looking More Like Steal ., �!���..�!n. Of The Season With T �p Performances Sunday t··t-""�:· TO Lead Team 1 ' ' ' I ! ' ' � • ,,,op Jl,,•••�>cll!r• , . , Gomez Has Good Debut In Minors Ith s·ISOD C:IUh I I I I t/ ��t.• f I I ::: 7:00 'f:30 8:30 0:30 l0:30 11:00 U:tO 11:1& U:20 1.e,su, ! 11 I 8:00 B:30 P:JO d:2:5 •1:30 ,,. 12:00 Orea m ng of a new car? 10U may Win one in Sohio's' Letart Area , Jtems Of I nterest BAKER and SEYFRIEu your LENNOX dealer i�}::!/'°m $ 25 OIJ O O O I COAL, Oil, GAS FURNACES I '. I -------- w. I Mn. TRY GLl l)DENS New Spred House Paint . . King Builders .Supply Co. JI.Ii I - �b j,� �n - No, W. n . l:OO &:_l� _.. 1:00 1:30 1:00 ,,115 1:20 �· T�OO 1:80 '':J ::oo 9. 10: 10• ti:, U:1 11:l· ) -, I • • • 1 11 ;;;IT ..., t N� 1 .., _ 112' '-·• o·nd·a·., -i1-fYt. 'ntie Bdibtcr 'Db I Tb:e � b1 N The �It" of = Tile 'l'llJM .S � a The. Life of ab.n Artbur. J. SIU� l'IIIIWI A Loot at thi Wt!atber Jule ·RMin Show Amoa 'n ' AIJ.d7 Hiahway Patrol The K■te Smith Show Tewi .��i Th� Jotn�.8::�w d,I; -'nii,1Sgtheru Show !henHll!!I)' P\lfont Sbo,o !fews ,, .Look al th. WoathH Tfieiter 1! , A \.l � �� I: 00 . • Newi 8:-1,11 1abt Kan....,. t:00 Cill'tOOD. Tbyteir ) Show l0:00 · •:Red Affw »:311' On the GG "· • ·•• --., .·.,.. . 00 1 &.u..- I · 1 \ :30 12:00 12.:'Jo :1:41 Ulb 1:3'> 2:00 2:lp J: 00 B:30 t:00 i:te 1:00 9�30 t0:00 11 .. 10 u :oo u·orse s··ets Are eaded For .. I ':tbe i""t·Loo· •t:. 'lll�•'l\!l�. i':!W ,,, - 1g·h I Al} T•ime ff' , ··� � I: :k� -lo.a 8:IO - 1: :sb '1:00 1;30 8:00 :::: lti _ ·-, . : Sele-i:,t1 on of ther .wlnne� In Jtie ships valued a& more than '800,· 196Q fJ�er �ody) p'ratts.man'• j QOO. Over $1,000,000 In caih and Ga,lld mo4el �a! cop,pctlt��n hlci otller awardt has gone to thou1l>eP,�1 :,.,Uh the Judgea cpefully appl of young boys. winnln& atate evalu11tlng eac:b mod'�l car entry and regional h onon. on the baaia of workmansh'lp, oriState and re1ional Winnen for gln1lity and practlcabillty of de- 1"80 will be .nnounced early ln �ign. The judging teams are com- JQIY� · National sc)Jolanhlp •Jnprised of industrial art.a instruc- . ners will -be disclosed at the an• tora acting as judgea of rr,iirts- nual Guild Award Banquet held • manship and dealg n en from GM'• In Detroit on July 28. Styling Staff, worki ng as atyllng Duplicate awards will be made to sons of General Moton employ. judges. ea If they win, thu1 Jnsurina: that ln&trumt!nti especially de,:ined all awards will be open to boys I !or judging these model cars a te outside GM. utilized by the experienced judges In deterroinin1 the conec\ .wheel b11e, overall length, width and . height. In addlllon to .evaluating the orla:inality and -artistic merit of • model. car, the at,Ung judie, o...mber - . mm1t decide If the y o ub( crafts- u , , Love of . Life man has allowed for 1ucb thinga Search For 'l'omorTv..,. as sufficient p■asenger space, rea, ' • 1b9 .:..idinl Uaht so nable provisions for luggage and · H&Jl1 ol the Clty �orse bets at the pari-mutuel adequate bumper protection. � the World Turn■ j This year's · competUton offers wi Tldows of Ohio race trecks -,ee!ll ,W�,Clrc1e headed fo� an all-lime high do llar 1 1 or ages the to boys between Hou.,e � , and 20 years, the opportunity to \•olume this year. rbe, M dlfonalrf _. St.ate Audlt.o..r Jai:nes A, Rhode.a' share $117,00o in awards, includ• Verdict 18 Yours ing 738,000 in university acholar- J.;1. test reve nue report shows $232,n.,tditc Day shipa. Since 1930 Fisher Body h111 55 1 .88 .col hx:ted since April 1 tor Atlcr•1 Storm awarded 217 uniVet1lty si:holar• t.b.e Oh io. F.a.\fs FuliJid, Thia repre"'P.� ooo-�,ir � ·�n• iietce.ot �. 1 f Three Sloo sre�t.�:� �ri:te:. to:: �iier�i::: · ' J or $46,5lU,376 \o date. , Thi:. ill aPPr'9Kitnately $5 million f A the Weather more �h�n ha,d ,been bet at thlj � !f , , ili. liOi . Show lime in. �he raeif1", seQOn laat year ft �.n \�• 'total -::.. , $41 ,408,3!56. "lj,', .,\jl!lf ft e"'· Ao&!Y»/1 The m tr�a3e hJIS been re11:Jstered . despite . drop •I ,ome tracks due o 'l'e1f lh'i lo spring weather conditio n!!. Peck's Bad Girl ffl With the bi g end Qf th� raclnj . Jl"a8j �ve'1 Qi bobJ OlWs ' season still to come bcfo.re the Oct:. flabtrope · Sl d ea di'me, tot.,I wagermg may e1The Comedy Spot ceed last year 's $ 1 29 million and G rry Moore Show the $130 million bet in 1957. wi . This is . th� first run calendar A Loo' • al th• Wetther year on which the higher state 1 tixes ena cted by the l egislature In l; ' ' 1'9$} will apply. The new taf ratep, which went Into erfect ii\ ·., June 1939, range from 4¼ '/r to 8¼ % on idaily wagering .at run� ning track&; 3% tq 7% :it harness tr'acks. Old rales- were 2�� % to 8¾ % for nmnlng tracka; 2% tq 8% al hame-u · tracb. ie, •11 �� •'tn 1.·"@!J M! 1 '!'rut!. .- .. ,. ..,..,; •' • ,,-,,. ' . � SJc...:.. ,Ta �-r'[ th.' e I) � , cay • · ht ... 19 \ ' w,� DI]!> YQU f ·ST EV' t . z • A.��. _:.iR• Clotk'' , ,,,oil ,. ' •· �'l , • _ w ,a;f �� '"Mu$ital .,• • ', ' • a · j . -' · PIC< UP · 1, .P EACH MOINING , l i i , At 1: ts ·· b UN •· · . . J!.l;, ,. · ·:·W. I ·E_.• H . . : · ; '" ,.. .,: i . kT 220 OAK SfREET f I" • '' ' "' ....--' BLACKLIST FRIGHTER CAIRO, U.A.it. UPI - The Unit­ ed A.rab Republic authorities ttave blacklisted the U. S. freighter Ike for carryin g wheat to Israel, ft . wUJrePQ?1ed. . .. � 1 The 7,20Mon freie:hter will .bet refused port and aervice faclliUe� u ,, ,.11s a1 Arab ports. " ', DIN(!UNCE KING Hlllf,lli.N' ,, . u . CAlR(). ,U.A:R. UPI - ,�Iii> l/,. j\._ · · ll'• semi-official Middle W,ait Nf'n • ..(ienc1 suaday . nllht . del)ounced ·• ( • �'_ ;; ,\, 1 • ��:n�:rt� o:o:� l!•!f� ,, and 1axi be "cannot esoaJWi! the f�tw, o.f thoee 'Who t,reteded him in � tra,in1 the, Araba." f t• i NEED MONEY N OTHING TO BUY NOT A CONTEST NO REGISTRATION tu,· FOR A VACATION? I · --·LOAN MO: PMTS. bJi l - .,. -- NOO ...�......... 111.41 . aoo .... _.._ ae.10 � IOO .... -......... II.II 111 E18' MIiin Stl'ffl Phone wv-a,111 ' Offl�e Hours: 9 lo 5 �A new winners list posted every Sunday. -� Tlnlrsday:' 9 Ill Noon \ � ' ) I "f /: ,; ' (IITS WASTl -:- SAYES YOU MONEY . . Stop W18Un1 materials 'by on-the-job mlxfn&! TIU< UI ' your speclftcallons and we will deliver lhe·ri&bt .moant , · of the ii&bl concnte mb lo your Job. · ·, ·' G�glein Reod,y-Mi:x Co� , . �' a&.· · ...,.. WYlllk . wicn,,-1·�\ \ \ ..., '' Af.l . ERU PTION 011 Th• ••• • ' ·� -� � � :.r ow,lilJi. · • �13- I -r.c,hannel I ·ct;___ . 13T·u'·e'sda·, ftb,m", ,I is YOUR HOUSI PAINT PHUNG? J■c"t Paar Show Slan Oli Bob t�, .\l!iitiJ hct• th "ha I.. ' nn el lat,",...., .... - ....... ., J,ifhet'C!iili: :: �.� � • � BNlllen MrOW •nda J;30 {locltr (111\1 .l!Ja �enne 1:00 Sq J'ranelteO ,.: Boaflxm Street Beat 1;-:llit YOllr z..o a.,_.. Pp.t Boone Special 1. l:.0 Weiatber TellC Ted Mack Amateur Holll' 1:41 John D■ly NeWI The Nen ron1Cht '1·00 Hoaeymooneri!I Scannint Ute Weather 7:30 Bronco Sport Rel!Of1 8:30 Wyatt Earp Late Show ._;00 Th,- :am '8 eman D:30 Colt ,o:OO A�o•; Preltntt Cartoon Specttc:ular 10:30 Mr. A� and Eve Romper Room 1:09 1b N'e•■ Toa.1¥f1, • 1:11· Seaming the Weatlaer Movie • � 11 Sport. Repe>rt Your "Mo Befm'tet l � : 20 Lite Sbow I Married J'oan Ll:4 Still Off Rettleu Gun ,.. W. H· T ""' .... ..__.. Belgium Driver Is Peer Of All In Auto Racing Journey to u'oaehwidlni Arthur M:urny PartJ 1,1 Squad Phil s1\v1n Show ft�• Jlf'itJlfu.'.i r Channel 8-1 uesda) ta •••.f•••• 8:30 0:30 t0:00 l0:30 _ ,t�OO 11 :lU l l : 15 1:00 J ~ I i.,...,,. · i,so wool, �s·= , � � --: ��� :5 .,. r 1 · a nil:· et;6� Wt·R s.rv ;l-� • � �� · · . J?i; $..\ .c...r ;JS tlinel a - ..iav 1 1 Ctliftman's Guii� i: � y if:od k� Fis 1 · •\ � · �� � � f�i ���: · ,, j; w::.��%!.� ��··-; · ·,ro,m�'�tition Oii For Model �·: p . , ,. . . . II p f Held Sunday For pOmeroy fOm l•1 .· 8:4S Slp Or l:00 �ay ':® K•tle Doonan Sbow 9:� T�per llJ:00 Dough Ile 'Ill l0:30 Play Your Hunch 11:00 Price Is Rlf}tt I e purkey'S year This Looks L.k As Sevent v·IC(ory Is Taken I w· r� (;hannel 3-1·uesda) ....,, ............. Sla ugh terhouse :!19 �,ii· I Brown preu·pares I f Bee For IS :r.lIT!il \It.�lil� ! ,'.!Wtl '_ --··••!_ 11) • tl:30 I\ Could lie 1 IIJd l>af ,lf•:,._ . V1f!I� . 11111 ,:OD amboat IW liao 1 : 11 .Movietlme � IJ,:� S,:t. Preston 2:30 Lotetta Yo\1,i,f T)l.eater Ml"lc In the llonn4 S:00 toung llr. Malone 3:30 T!1.,. . !lq_o,t, . 1:1,& �Im Tbt� Show f:00 \Comedr, �)'11� 6:� 1 We■tber• , 1 ,: ,, • r: 111 ').4:30 �d•�!we ,'l'IJ�al•t . 145 !1'1lllleY, Brinlll�. )1,1, a ,t J ; 3;.l)O . ·&teiliiJioa) !lJll l:!IIJ Huale\jerr, Hound . · w�cker 7:�0 Rlve,boat , s;qo ,!;qowttm. • :i e:to !fe�, of Wells Fargo 8 . 16 1itll Tb■-ttiir sh'ow lil;Qi) Pi:ter Gunn 8'.21 ,eath�� 9: $P Goodleu :fhe.ater ilJ.SU �•will Plr�u.tt 10:00 �y �wudl t:43 HunUo, BrtnktoY Repent 11:30 Jai� Paar Show l·"'I Cmnonboll 1 :00 Sliin Off ,:au wram1e 4 : i!I) 1 °" !:HI� WM&fV t\:ioiinei a . . , Mondat �: �¥: Ch Q n�ei � ...� t .W� , foa CLEVELAND UPI - A spilt in the weekend serle1 with the New \'orll: Yankee• took I back aeat to­ day to the que1tion. "Where does Jimmy Piersall go from here'! "' The hlpl-atrung Cleveland In• diana ceuterfielder has been bench, ed by team phyalcian Dr. Don Kel­ ly for an lndennite period follow• 1111 ano ther forced exit fro m a ••me. I .-----. · __________;;;;;;;;.·----_ · Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 27, Piersall Sent Home After Tiff With Umpires GB I Pittsbu:: Ir MIL TON R IC HMAN j lhe league In hittlng with a .347 for 1 0 hits and six runs in 4 2-3 Milwaukee 36 25 . 590 3 lbcine 'i Hoc.,l ....1 Valle, Lea,.ue • ... Untt.d p,... lnMrMNonal average a.nd jumped to 11econd innings. Mark Freeman waa the San Franc11reo 36 3 1 -"7 6 � O¼: e ntry forged into the lead Sunday . 3 34 485 Rookie Jim Gt-ntile is the Amer- place in the run,-batted-in depart- 1 win ner although r equirmg D o n St. Louis on It.a home diamond with a de31 34 . 477 10 · Ehllo n 's hel p in the ninth when Cincinn ati lean Lugue'a new batting leader ment with 49. clalve U-2 victory over Buchtel, ½: 30 34 .469 1 0 and that makes it tou1h f or Toll.yo , Rookie Chuck Eatrada, �upport- the Pirates rallied (or four runs. Lo.s An gel es , ou5ti ng Gl?uater from the top ¼: 09 . 27 39 4 1 4 but bully for first-place Baltimore. ed by Gentile's two ho men plus Law shooting ror his 12th victory rhiladelphia 25 37 . 403 1 4 ½ r una in wannini percentages. Gentile. purchased conditi ona lly another by Gene Woodlina,, br ee- in the n ightcap, flllVt: up all seven Chicago Although Glouster hH loat only Piersall, al home with his wife Sunday', Rnulh from St. Paul fo r $20 ,000 duri ng I zed to hi1 eighth victory with Chicago runs during the eight ino ne, like Racine, lhe dethrnned (amily i.n- Nl'wton, Ma&11 ., to­ and In. 12 ht 2, Loui, St. 3 Phil■. the off-seuon. was all set to go a tw o-hitte r . Estrada held th e A's n i ngs he worked. Error& by Don leaders have P�ed one lelS dQ", wu ordered to talr:e a rest to Japan a nd play if he failed hit less until the eighlh when Bill H oak a n d Bob Skinner helped St, Loul1 4 Phlla. 3, 2nd game. a(ttt bla ejecUon from the seco nd to mate a:ood with the Ori oles. Tuttle singled and Andy Carey Chicai: o score fou r runs in the C hicago 7 Pltt, burgh 6 , 1 st The man with the big bat, and nd game of lhe twin bill with the 2 5, PlttMK.lr9h 7 Chica,. sixth. Se th More head was the winHe looted fullle with Baltim ore h omered. per 7� cent the of '"•me" defen•· · ,: an d be&an to think Yukeea Sund11. He was banish ed c·me 1 nnati 10 san f ranc 1KO .." tbi8 aprm The Indians k nocked the Yan- n ing pitcher. sively, w11 lertaided Wolfe, Lam · followint a" sixth inning argum ent 3 k 1 •• more an d more II bout h.1 11 trip to kees ou t of ! irtt place by winn in& · oward drove I n L01 A neeI " 6 M'I wau Rook 1e . f r.mk JI h pile er rom Racine. 1 with Urnplre Hank Soar. S t d , R ,.. ur •r ' NU • a.s t he Far East. two four runs with the homen ' 1 wasn't fooling.,'' say1 the the second game of a double- Dodce rs dow ned the Braves. P1·tt1aur.,., Larry, or "lJttle Fooz" as he 11 c:ago •·· � 7 Chi 6 header, HI. in 1 1 Inning& after Plera■ll waa 1,urprised and dis­ k now n , fanned 10 and collected a · aluggmg, 26-year -old first base- losing the ope n er, 6-2. The White Johnny .Podre.11 held Milwaukee t o St- L I1 1 Phll •d•I Ph ia o by the rtew!I. l\lrbed of r pai sinn doubles a · . and · o ry s•n f r■nc t w:e 5 Cl nc I nn•ti 2 •le. man. ",.._ n . t her l han go ba ck lo Sox swe p t , pai r fro m lhe Red M:ve n h its r or n1s .sevent h vict 11 said he w11 willing to ·Pieri. Other leadt • n 1 hltter1 f o r the t he m I nors, I woul d h ave gone lo Sox, 4-3, and 2 1 -7 . . (that's no mis- a1:11 1 11 st six I O!ises. Lew Burdette ,.II w• u H 4 Los ...91'I" 2 n1 the ball club wa n ts anytht do winnen were Bill �eNleltle with TUfld■y'1 G•me• Japan." print), and the Senators to ok two was lagged with his lhird l oss hl111 to do. He uid he had bet-11 Los Angeln at Phll■delphl■, night two doub�e•, Bobby Joe Adam• co mpared wit� eight victories. o m the Tigers, 4-2 and 7 4 . fr that Dr. Kelly had be.:,\ IW'llre Paul Richards &tuck with GenSan frand&co •t 'Pltt1bul'9h, night wlth a single and double, and PurlctY Win, S•v.nth Cub. Win 1_ g him from the dugou1. watchin Dlclc Tayl o r and Aaron Wo lfe tlle, however. ,.nd the Oriole• paid ln the National League, the lasted hi seventh Milw•ulcH •• Chlcqo . Bob P,urke, each with two ainglea. St. Paul the money for him only , place Cubs snapped a nine-g1me victory or th e 'a edI al th,ough the Cincinnati ■t St. Louis, night '•• a few wet:'kl ago. The transacti on AMER I C AN LEAGUE IIGNI 11AM PACT • lmiing 1treak with 7- 6 and 7-� vie- Giant got to him for 1 1 hill. The For Buchtel Wi,:ner gat two of could eaally devel op i nto the baseW. L . Pct. G8 the loRn' L08 ANGELES UPI - The tor ie fl o ver the first-place Pira.tes. Rcd1 .scored two run, in the fint lour hitl. Kieffer, the ball •teal of the year. 41 'l7 .600 Loi An&eles Rams have announ­ Despite the tw o l o1se1, the Pirates i• nn1 ng o n Andre Rodgen' error Baltimore lo11in1 plLcher, •nd BradJ each Hlh Two Homen k 1 tbt aJfnine of offensive tac­ ced a nd do u bles by Vada Pinso n .and � � : ��� lost only II half game of their had singlet :; �; :: . Gentile lllammed his ninth and I e l 3 .i:Je Charlie Bradshaw to a two• G "' De 1 l, t he n d rove _ Jack SanBuchtel made a tla:hl a:■me of it lOlh homen or the seas on agai nst lead and they still a re thr ee 36 30 MS 4 Chlca�o ~ year contract. Bradshaw, a for­ · or d to t h e games up o n the secon d-place f showers Wlth a fo uruntil the ,even run Raelne' sevenKanau City Sunday -o ne with 3I 32 ·492 7 1.t th mer Baylor Unlvenity star, is rall y in the thir d. Wally Po1t Detroit Braves, who l ost t o the Dodgen, run lnni.Qg fattened by Buchtel ertwo o n in the sixth lnni iig and ashi ngt�n 452 10 I ai.rUnt his third year with the · r ora a field. The Reda beat the Gia n h , and Orla ndo Cel)ed.11 hit homers. �a nsas City another with the buea full in the 6-3. :: :: ·400 1 3 Yi Buchtel l\a,ml. ------10-4, while th e �illies w on a 3-2 000 000 002 2 4 3 seventh•to drive in sev1111 ru ns 22 4-2 ·344 17 Boston ---=,-Racine 102 010 70x 1 1 1� O in a 9-2 victory that powered the d ed11io n over lhe Cardinals in a Sunday', RMulh opener a nd the n lost t he -innlng l Kieffer, Brad (6}, .McDondd y Ori ole, lnJo first ph1ce, Along � Washington 4 Detroit 2, ht h , 4 (B) and Wagner, Brady (8). Wolfe with lt, he vaulted t o the to p of m i;:: lCIIP · 3, WHhlngton 7 Det roit •• 2nd (WP), McNlclde (9) and McNlckle, d Southpay Whitey Ford stoppe • New York 6 Cl.v,l■nd 2, ht rtoon Wolfe (& ). ..-Y ght winIndians the lour in h.its o n 1 Clev•l•nd 7 N. Yorlc 6, 2nd, 1 1 In. Nl IY l A Ca I nl n g the opener for the Ya nkees, Chlca,o 4 B01ton 3, ht h ' who knock,d OU( Ted Bowslield Chl < eOO 21 .....n 7, 2nd With a th ree-run burst m the ltlmor• 9 K• ns■, City 2 B• · ST. LOUIB UPI - This ia be· hilting famine being over. 1 ·1 h ■■ 1h d ' S gin n i n g to look lite Cincinnati The 10 Cincinnati runs waa tht:lr •• < •Y•••••• CLEVEL A N D U PI - Coach Paul Clevel e nd.4••N I 1 �:uRer . Marls WH the k ey man • 1 •w . '' ( y Hrow n of the Cleve land Brow ns is TON IGHT bluest Iota) since a 14-1 route of 'a r. key yea her Pur pitc Bob m th e 1ug ht cap. e k ep th e an' · · 1 Chlca1u> way back on � Peter Piilm e r - 1..ealic Pa r rish ' kec.s in th• game with his 2 1 st SI' 1 1 mg lh e bee I readY I o go I Baltlmor• 1 1 K e n,H C l- 2 ... t•.r.. In • J.-.J al riahtbander 1 JO-ye1r-0ld The . �-t,olt 4•_•1 4 Inn,. his ll 1rum Colll' ge . slaughteru- W■11hlngton 6 .,., "LI'L ABNF.lt" ready has &eve n victoriea and U1 : eluded m the Reds' 12 hita waa r th e 8 a5 d 22 d h Chlcai,o 7 Botton 6, 12 Inn,, ho�sc" Oil July 7. (Technico l or) off to his best •tart in fou r major I three by speedy Vada PlJIIOn, hia / :�d lh;n co:�r:le� 1111 l 1 t� fn� Mond•Y'• Probable Pitchtl'1 opula n a h e �oach r unced p o n - also 1 league campaigns. lf hi!? keeps up fint three-hit performance •ince . nlng error o p pinch hitter Bob Wa•hlngton • t Baltlmor• ( night ) three o 1 Chriatopher Lee - Ua.-el Court , 1 1 11 1 � . 8 d OU bl C th II 1 II 11 owed 1 1 1111 k I !luri ng th'e week end that By United Presa International h11 preaenl pace he could put 20 M<>11 22. . K lick 12-0) Y� i= i •her (5•51• Ruben Gomez, who couldn't ha ng a;wmes mto the books thia year, •'THE MAN WHO COUUl Pinson sa1d he broke out · o f hla t he te • m s d raft choices h u vl' - n I Foiles t� score the wi n ni n g run . romc . Tu•ld•r '· Gema■ o e rms 1 1 o n as a relief him• CHEAT DEATH" pitcher with lhe Purkey g ot the kind of hitting tlatting slump by watchlni ' , • , J 1111 1 erry was lb e wm ner an d l ie said that hackfielde r P re n• Chicago -' W• thlngton, night Philadelphla r, (Tochnicolo r} Phillies this eaa o n, every pitcber dreams about Sun• self ln the movies, ½ lo&e m a Johuny 1 made a sucee.ssful debut a1 a atsrt- day a s the tice G11utt of Oklaho ma returned Cl eveland at B■ltl mor•, night Allio C a rtoon Reds hammered out a : � �\ · 1 . w a .� igncd .c,on tract e hQi't ly afl c r Ke ni■1 City at N•w Yorlc, nlghl Francisco to1 He Went on to clarify this, IIY· I er with the Buffal o Bisom Sunday over 10 San in 4 Dilly l?r;c� 11 Earl� Wy nn Dittrolt d Bo.ton, night TUHDAY ■nd WEDNISDAY The 33,year-old Puerto Rica� • take the last o f • th:ee - gaDle I ing the Cincinnati fr�nt offi� had . 1 wo both rooka li n em en Jim Prestcl c Sox t o th e1r. ' h ur I e£I th c• \\'hit' been taklna slow•mot1on mov ies of F AM I LY NIGHTS of Idaho a nd Bob Denton of the right-hander went the route for the series. . . w.ms over . the . lled So,i;.. P1er� e Collel!I.! of the P1u�i£ic cam th� b1�ten in gamea �11 put week. Dick Miller, Anthu ny Carbo ne l e o Biso ns Jn the rirst game or a do u- I . . p1tdi ed a r1ve-hllt e r a n d drov e Qf-eW•8 Qf Y "A BUUKET OF BLOOD" C nci nnati open.11 a short, �WO· He aaui thl11 helped hun. _ III terms . I b!eheader agalnat the Miami Mar- . t s tand here Tuesday n ght t � o runs 1n 1he op� ner and Wy nn (Comedy) ht _ a . " I compared ' il litm Wl�h onea c m, A ll t h ree newcomers will report v I ins, scatteri ng se en hits for a 5· 1 , Coa_ll led 111 the nightca� a� .the with JJm O Toole scheduled to taken laat apri11g and noticed that - also lo Hiram Jul y 7 wh e n Brown victory. While Sox tur n ed the ga m.c '"10 ope ns his quarte pitch the first conle.st. Ken Clal'k - Yvette Vil'kers rback camp,' The I've had my bat too far forward," 1 Y iham�le . with I I runs m the 11 Buffalo also won the seco nd "THE (HANT LEEcHES" lhree. along wJth Jim H o uston of aatd. "By the tlrne J moved he f�urlh, 1,n m n�. Sherm Lollar led Ohio Slale and Ross r� Mow far wlll your pension p (Horror;.a> _ Alth0Ullh Purkey allo bed � It back an d forward agai n. lhe Mr. and Mrs , Howard Seido nab el game , 6-6 , to strengthe n its ho ld ichtner of 1 Gt� n ts fo�r ___ ' c.h ar,:o s �hit .illadk ln the rurd1w, ru ns, .eat.c er n second place In o lhe Jnterna• haven me. been o wllln ,ou Ntlni1 And what will and s o ns, Terry a n have n t pitche have bee n choaen d J o hn, wh o are J t o Play s ' ' . f t wu I a Digttup wllh four hlta. NOW AT STAT ■ THEATRI with th e College All-Stars agai nst leaving this week for Tucson, Ariz., lional Leigue. Bill Smith picked 1 � a ley believes th•t i I been gett1n1 out in front of the lnflition. have done to your nest­ light game . the Red hurler could h£ ' l!lut Plr•t• Acn PT. PLIASANT the Baltimo re Colts where they will reaide, were hon- up his fo urth victory aaalmit no Ll.' by then? Reciently 64 lead.ins irate e ubs b e at The ac s Bo b P C G ault, considered · t hli!! greateat ored with a farewell p arty Sunday defeats in the ni&htcap, altho ugh have. t �e Gi ants to two runs. _ "WRF.cK OF TH E -------Npielentativa of business, labor. Wtll1e May1, even· though he �ot Friend and Vern . Law in. their MARV DEARE" Oklaho ffia Jullback i n histo ry, evenin& at the Pomeroy Fi rst Ba P• he needed relief help rrom Max education and aovcmment met a• hits, was lWf:> ln agreement 10th h11 r o f with GIANNANDRIA trymg sweep. Friend, PATRIOTS SIGN "PRISONER 01'� THE VOLGA" gai ned a total o f I ,30l ya rds dur- tist Church o f Which they were Su rko n t and Henry Mason In the con� to Auembly the Ameiican B ey. win In the opener, was rapped il)g lhe ,1ast twQ • .1ttll Bostbn The UPI BOSTON seve nth lnnl ng wben the Mar- Iii . averag- memQ_tn. They HutchlnMm Skeptlc ptioes. of problem lbe lidct Football Am,erlM,t the of PaLriotl li n & scored all their ru n e. Group il nitnJ' of hymns with i ng s., yards in 233 c: I Br own Dbncludod that ......,.bly olable hu si,a:ud :--JQh n GllnThe league-leadln1· TOllOrtto Ma- .. " Once," aaid the Red catcher, ' half- Mrs. Elmer Wldkham as organi8 t S1 1id he would be swlt.· ' • fro wen plate Maya away the from �uard pound • 21� I nandrea, prJtw are pouible in a period of � � • . back 11ince he already hll • •• e Na- opent.>d the short service held in pie Leafs edged the Richmond Vlr•• ••• • • and even t • et g. utte ldn Cincinnati. of fvera1ty •• n U ii the g • .� dy.pamic srowth and low unem. nP rr. ginlans 4-2, behind seven-hit , the • • tio nal f'ootb111J Leaiue's top full- the sanctuary after which 8 film \ • •• • • • • • ' lo ul Up off him_. It Wa8 _the third Fu • or Frank pitching nk dr ployment. But. if wo are ever to after po J God's est.II" b11ck In Jimmy Br own, or F n '• was w o sh " by ••• START fRAINING J nninia. time the star Gtan! ou�heder waa opener, .fi-3, the ping i 13 In c R � this aoal� all of us mun Z o F r u E. o ster. Mrs. veterans, alph . llnebackflr Galen unde f' •• ', ,... NEW YORK UPI - WelterThe Montreal Royal& climbed o ut finned by Purkey. s tricky curves Fi ss. Tackl e Will le Mcclung, de- <'Onducted a devotional ae rvlce us• � totether to aau1t1 a steady • and slider.,. • welaht champion Benn Kid le nslve h lfback Be r nie Parrhl h ing as her topic, " Man To Man ," of the league cellar · by bouncing . rllf 61 Jll'(lduct/Yity, : nH:er Fred Hu�h mson, who a and Garnet Sua:ar Hart Peret � , 3·2 and Columbu1 8-5, twice, In 11 ancl tackle Floyd Peters. also se nt which waa the thent c of the M!eo nd : • that the Reda tro�ble.s the of Ptiil1delphla have 1tarted tf,-tn• • TWI .. l!lllffltld IR 1..,.111 NI i n their signed contraeh, year of the Baptist Jubilee Ad- I Innings. Joe Altobelli, the league 'a cla 1 m1 . : • n t has been their hittJn1 ing for their non-title bout at pa onth __.. • 1 11 Elsewhere Jn the profesiio nal vanttd program. Gro up sin R ing of I home run leader, hlt hla 18th ot �- Wrtli IMIJ flf frN lllolo· their of not buga u1l 12. J1,1IJ G,rden, SQuare boo Madison 1111 . � the n o seas baaea the with loaded football ranks. Dan James, a 260- "Ble!lt Be the Tie " .a nd prayer by : to: ' • AIHlkH AtMIIMJ, CIIMfflM■ pou nd center who played at Ohio Rev. Ralph c. Z uttdel , co ncluded In the ninth I nning to decide the P,itc �tna:, Pld he wl!� lit bict ■nd wa.!t a few games before he ....... ... lork U, ... Y; ' ILICTID BOWLING HIAD : St.11te tw o 1ea1on1 •a 11o, waa o b• the service after which WIiiiam opener. • a the ut statements any m■kea VEGAS, Nev. UPI Nat• LAS bo Havana The scored Kln11 Sugar • tained by Pittsb11r8'h from the W1tson, •uperlntendent or the ' Ko11n of Cleveland, Ohio la the • San l-'rBTtc!Mco Forly-Nlner1 for a Sunday School, on · behalf o( the two runa in the seventh Inning to ••• new preaident of the · Bowllnl' defeat Red Rochester the Win11, church, preaented future ice. o ch draft Jamea' the And • Seidenabel ,,. • • • • I Proprietors Allociatlon. He wa■ • a ••uH•"' • 6-5, i n the opener of a twlllaht co llege teammate, John Scott, a family with a a:lU. •a elected Sunday at the ,roup'a 28tb Followina the presentation ot nlaht doubleheader. •• tackle who has been In aarvlce the annual convention. .• paat tw o ye11r1, wat ■lao alaned by the gift, the group adjourned to lhe aoel■l roo m where a desaert the Steelera. •1 • l'ithburah slgned another Ohio coune WH served to a pproximate. college player, Dale Chainberlaln, ly 30 perso n». The table waa l\t• a 6,2. 2215-pound fullback and lr,cUve with a white cover and LE MANS, France UPI ,aaaaaaa.aa..aa.a.aaaaaaaaaaa.;·.,. ;a.aaa centered with an arrange ment of When lt eomea to enduranff auto Mn. J, D. R.wth • · & pi nk and while Howen with pink \l The WSCS of the Method.tat race•, there lsp't a driver In the and white candle, In cry'1al holdChurch met Friday evenlna with world who can match Belalum·a en on eith�r alde. Olivier Gendebian. In a the ooclal ho10r, Mt llr,. Pearl Caato at the panon11e . The 87-year-old Brussell d■re­ Mn. Glen Tot.on ot Canton ls �• Miami Unlvenity at vlallin1 this week with her father, devU, alternattr11 at the wheel of NEW and VSED a Ferr.rl with compalriot Paul W. 0. Crow. 100% Lat.. - A New Concept Of House Painting Mn. Ellz■beth Gnham la a pa­ Frere, won the Le Man, 2t-hour And the Buffalo Sills of the Grand Pri Sunday ,or the aecond I x tient •t Melia General Hoapltal. · n•w American Football Lo"ue anMr. and Mt,. Pb)l Duber and time in three year• nount:ed they have signed Wil• Gende an teamed wJth Phil 11am (Big Bill) Cummlnge, • for­ dauahter, Sally, of Columbua, spent HUI or 'f!nta Monica, Calif., &o , a day with tbelr coualn, Miu Eva mer Ohio State Unlver11lty tackle. · win the 11me race In UNl8. And Cummings jolned the Cleveland Sayre, JlN. Phone WY•U784 lliiy or Evenlu earlier lbl1 year, the tireleu 8111Leat,,r Rouah moved Thunday to Phone WY-Z-3784 Brown! in 1937 but lost a Htartin1 lllddleporl 1 Bradbury RMd the Allen ll,)'man fum from the ,:ian drove a Porachti to ,ictory to ob due to a lea Injury prior j POMEROY, OHIO in • 11-bour endurance race at Harty Hlll naldtnN. the ee11on. ---:---- · Mr. ■nd Mra. Ralph Weit of ·PU• Sebrina, Fla. kenbuq lpel\t the Wtll!!lll:end with Threll!!I Ferrari� -entll!!INd_ b)I th1 bet mother, l\lra, W. Varlan. John .Reed of North KenovJ, WII Noi;&b American racin1 team of a recent ,ueat of hll ailtffl, Mn. Mi■ml, Fla., finlllltd 1m9111 tbt Ruby Deiley and Mb. Lena Rad- top 10. lncl�dl� the runner-up CV driven by )"OUDI Ricardo Jlod. cliff ri tu11 o1 Mexico and �nclre pj. Mary Klier apent Conday lette of Fnnce. with her crandcblldren, Mr. and Georie Arenta of South1111pton, lira. Ok•)' K.leer 1md children. Victor Manuel of Racine wlll N. Y., and Alan Connell Ot Fort move t o tbe D&1f11 Hi,11 reaidence. Worth, Tex., wound. lip fUtll in Mr. ■nd Mr•. Ra, HayH and chll• another fernrJ and Ed HUIUI of dren were 11,1ea1a l11t week ot Mr. ,Pitt■bur1h , Pa., and .Auauat Pabtl Of MIiwaukee, flnlahed HV• and Mn. El'YID Kiser, enth In the Amer1can team'■•tlurd _ --- ·--- - Seldehabel 1pokt ot the clt.y of · Ferrari. Tuct0n and of hll wort I.heir. Mn. Two U. S,-owned Conelte■ allo We aupply It flll Gal 1nou1h Seldenabel told of the chllri:h finllhed amon1 the leaden. Jobn to clttn up .bills too . • • and r• which they attend and the boy1 Fitch of Lhqe Boek, Coan., and Ofhtf drtlffl prilH Include I $20,000 hoMt, ■Ir tr'Pt loll!- of Uieir tchool and aeUvltiea. Bob Groaaman of New York were 1111- Don't worry •�1ut City Lotn trollnd lhl world, compfet• wan:lrobe1, ootltp A rarewell p,eeUn1 card alped el1htb while Lee Ulley and Freet ttrma. Tllay'11 nay for 1ny1na tchotarahlpa. lwuary crufttra, 19$0 ,c.,. tnd moN1 pre11nt Wal &'VU tbe Selden- Gamble-. � of Mliml. wound all i. bandit. ttlll'I IS,000 ..,., P,IHt tent1111 ltt value up to $1,000. • abela. up ·1�. l , . TIONAL \ �.. ... . - - � - -··· . _ _ _ _ __ .., _ __ · • - · - . . ' -�'"'."'"'"-·---·- ·- · · ·--·• ----- Racine Takes HVL Lead• Wi.th 1 1-2 Win . .. • 4-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, o., June 27i1960 EARLY BIRD • • • • • • - By ������!d - Alesi Maver Rookie Jim Gentile Looking More Like Steal ., �!���..�!n. Of The Season With T �p Performances Sunday t··t-""�:· TO Lead Team 1 ' ' ' I ! ' ' � • ,,,op Jl,,•••�>cll!r• , . , Gomez Has Good Debut In Minors Ith s·ISOD C:IUh I I I I t/ ��t.• f I I ::: 7:00 'f:30 8:30 0:30 l0:30 11:00 U:tO 11:1& U:20 1.e,su, ! 11 I 8:00 B:30 P:JO d:2:5 •1:30 ,,. 12:00 Orea m ng of a new car? 10U may Win one in Sohio's' Letart Area , Jtems Of I nterest BAKER and SEYFRIEu your LENNOX dealer i�}::!/'°m $ 25 OIJ O O O I COAL, Oil, GAS FURNACES I '. I -------- w. I Mn. TRY GLl l)DENS New Spred House Paint . . King Builders .Supply Co. JI.Ii I - �b j,� �n - No, W. n . l:OO &:_l� _.. 1:00 1:30 1:00 ,,115 1:20 �· T�OO 1:80 '':J ::oo 9. 10: 10• ti:, U:1 11:l· ) -, I • • • 1 11 ;;;IT ..., t N� 1 .., _ 112' '-·• o·nd·a·., -i1-fYt. 'ntie Bdibtcr 'Db I Tb:e � b1 N The �It" of = Tile 'l'llJM .S � a The. Life of ab.n Artbur. J. SIU� l'IIIIWI A Loot at thi Wt!atber Jule ·RMin Show Amoa 'n ' AIJ.d7 Hiahway Patrol The K■te Smith Show Tewi .��i Th� Jotn�.8::�w d,I; -'nii,1Sgtheru Show !henHll!!I)' P\lfont Sbo,o !fews ,, .Look al th. WoathH Tfieiter 1! , A \.l � �� I: 00 . • Newi 8:-1,11 1abt Kan....,. t:00 Cill'tOOD. Tbyteir ) Show l0:00 · •:Red Affw »:311' On the GG "· • ·•• --., .·.,.. . 00 1 &.u..- I · 1 \ :30 12:00 12.:'Jo :1:41 Ulb 1:3'> 2:00 2:lp J: 00 B:30 t:00 i:te 1:00 9�30 t0:00 11 .. 10 u :oo u·orse s··ets Are eaded For .. I ':tbe i""t·Loo· •t:. 'lll�•'l\!l�. i':!W ,,, - 1g·h I Al} T•ime ff' , ··� � I: :k� -lo.a 8:IO - 1: :sb '1:00 1;30 8:00 :::: lti _ ·-, . : Sele-i:,t1 on of ther .wlnne� In Jtie ships valued a& more than '800,· 196Q fJ�er �ody) p'ratts.man'• j QOO. Over $1,000,000 In caih and Ga,lld mo4el �a! cop,pctlt��n hlci otller awardt has gone to thou1l>eP,�1 :,.,Uh the Judgea cpefully appl of young boys. winnln& atate evalu11tlng eac:b mod'�l car entry and regional h onon. on the baaia of workmansh'lp, oriState and re1ional Winnen for gln1lity and practlcabillty of de- 1"80 will be .nnounced early ln �ign. The judging teams are com- JQIY� · National sc)Jolanhlp •Jnprised of industrial art.a instruc- . ners will -be disclosed at the an• tora acting as judgea of rr,iirts- nual Guild Award Banquet held • manship and dealg n en from GM'• In Detroit on July 28. Styling Staff, worki ng as atyllng Duplicate awards will be made to sons of General Moton employ. judges. ea If they win, thu1 Jnsurina: that ln&trumt!nti especially de,:ined all awards will be open to boys I !or judging these model cars a te outside GM. utilized by the experienced judges In deterroinin1 the conec\ .wheel b11e, overall length, width and . height. In addlllon to .evaluating the orla:inality and -artistic merit of • model. car, the at,Ung judie, o...mber - . mm1t decide If the y o ub( crafts- u , , Love of . Life man has allowed for 1ucb thinga Search For 'l'omorTv..,. as sufficient p■asenger space, rea, ' • 1b9 .:..idinl Uaht so nable provisions for luggage and · H&Jl1 ol the Clty �orse bets at the pari-mutuel adequate bumper protection. � the World Turn■ j This year's · competUton offers wi Tldows of Ohio race trecks -,ee!ll ,W�,Clrc1e headed fo� an all-lime high do llar 1 1 or ages the to boys between Hou.,e � , and 20 years, the opportunity to \•olume this year. rbe, M dlfonalrf _. St.ate Audlt.o..r Jai:nes A, Rhode.a' share $117,00o in awards, includ• Verdict 18 Yours ing 738,000 in university acholar- J.;1. test reve nue report shows $232,n.,tditc Day shipa. Since 1930 Fisher Body h111 55 1 .88 .col hx:ted since April 1 tor Atlcr•1 Storm awarded 217 uniVet1lty si:holar• t.b.e Oh io. F.a.\fs FuliJid, Thia repre"'P.� ooo-�,ir � ·�n• iietce.ot �. 1 f Three Sloo sre�t.�:� �ri:te:. to:: �iier�i::: · ' J or $46,5lU,376 \o date. , Thi:. ill aPPr'9Kitnately $5 million f A the Weather more �h�n ha,d ,been bet at thlj � !f , , ili. liOi . Show lime in. �he raeif1", seQOn laat year ft �.n \�• 'total -::.. , $41 ,408,3!56. "lj,', .,\jl!lf ft e"'· Ao&!Y»/1 The m tr�a3e hJIS been re11:Jstered . despite . drop •I ,ome tracks due o 'l'e1f lh'i lo spring weather conditio n!!. Peck's Bad Girl ffl With the bi g end Qf th� raclnj . Jl"a8j �ve'1 Qi bobJ OlWs ' season still to come bcfo.re the Oct:. flabtrope · Sl d ea di'me, tot.,I wagermg may e1The Comedy Spot ceed last year 's $ 1 29 million and G rry Moore Show the $130 million bet in 1957. wi . This is . th� first run calendar A Loo' • al th• Wetther year on which the higher state 1 tixes ena cted by the l egislature In l; ' ' 1'9$} will apply. The new taf ratep, which went Into erfect ii\ ·., June 1939, range from 4¼ '/r to 8¼ % on idaily wagering .at run� ning track&; 3% tq 7% :it harness tr'acks. Old rales- were 2�� % to 8¾ % for nmnlng tracka; 2% tq 8% al hame-u · tracb. ie, •11 �� •'tn 1.·"@!J M! 1 '!'rut!. .- .. ,. ..,..,; •' • ,,-,,. ' . � SJc...:.. ,Ta �-r'[ th.' e I) � , cay • · ht ... 19 \ ' w,� DI]!> YQU f ·ST EV' t . z • A.��. _:.iR• Clotk'' , ,,,oil ,. ' •· �'l , • _ w ,a;f �� '"Mu$ital .,• • ', ' • a · j . -' · PIC< UP · 1, .P EACH MOINING , l i i , At 1: ts ·· b UN •· · . . J!.l;, ,. · ·:·W. I ·E_.• H . . : · ; '" ,.. .,: i . kT 220 OAK SfREET f I" • '' ' "' ....--' BLACKLIST FRIGHTER CAIRO, U.A.it. UPI - The Unit­ ed A.rab Republic authorities ttave blacklisted the U. S. freighter Ike for carryin g wheat to Israel, ft . wUJrePQ?1ed. . .. � 1 The 7,20Mon freie:hter will .bet refused port and aervice faclliUe� u ,, ,.11s a1 Arab ports. " ', DIN(!UNCE KING Hlllf,lli.N' ,, . u . CAlR(). ,U.A:R. UPI - ,�Iii> l/,. j\._ · · ll'• semi-official Middle W,ait Nf'n • ..(ienc1 suaday . nllht . del)ounced ·• ( • �'_ ;; ,\, 1 • ��:n�:rt� o:o:� l!•!f� ,, and 1axi be "cannot esoaJWi! the f�tw, o.f thoee 'Who t,reteded him in � tra,in1 the, Araba." f t• i NEED MONEY N OTHING TO BUY NOT A CONTEST NO REGISTRATION tu,· FOR A VACATION? I · --·LOAN MO: PMTS. bJi l - .,. -- NOO ...�......... 111.41 . aoo .... _.._ ae.10 � IOO .... -......... II.II 111 E18' MIiin Stl'ffl Phone wv-a,111 ' Offl�e Hours: 9 lo 5 �A new winners list posted every Sunday. -� Tlnlrsday:' 9 Ill Noon \ � ' ) I "f /: ,; ' (IITS WASTl -:- SAYES YOU MONEY . . Stop W18Un1 materials 'by on-the-job mlxfn&! TIU< UI ' your speclftcallons and we will deliver lhe·ri&bt .moant , · of the ii&bl concnte mb lo your Job. · ·, ·' G�glein Reod,y-Mi:x Co� , . �' a&.· · ...,.. WYlllk . wicn,,-1·�\ \ \ ..., '' Af.l . 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Belgium Driver Is Peer Of All In Auto Racing Journey to u'oaehwidlni Arthur M:urny PartJ 1,1 Squad Phil s1\v1n Show ft�• Jlf'itJlfu.'.i r Channel 8-1 uesda) ta •••.f•••• 8:30 0:30 t0:00 l0:30 _ ,t�OO 11 :lU l l : 15 1:00 J ~ I i.,...,,. · i,so wool, �s·= , � � --: ��� :5 .,. r 1 · a nil:· et;6� Wt·R s.rv ;l-� • � �� · · . J?i; $..\ .c...r ;JS tlinel a - ..iav 1 1 Ctliftman's Guii� i: � y if:od k� Fis 1 · •\ � · �� � � f�i ���: · ,, j; w::.��%!.� ��··-; · ·,ro,m�'�tition Oii For Model �·: p . , ,. . . . II p f Held Sunday For pOmeroy fOm l•1 .· 8:4S Slp Or l:00 �ay ':® K•tle Doonan Sbow 9:� T�per llJ:00 Dough Ile 'Ill l0:30 Play Your Hunch 11:00 Price Is Rlf}tt I e purkey'S year This Looks L.k As Sevent v·IC(ory Is Taken I w· r� (;hannel 3-1·uesda) ....,, ............. Sla ugh terhouse :!19 �,ii· I Brown preu·pares I f Bee For IS :r.lIT!il \It.�lil� ! ,'.!Wtl '_ --··••!_ 11) • tl:30 I\ Could lie 1 IIJd l>af ,lf•:,._ . V1f!I� . 11111 ,:OD amboat IW liao 1 : 11 .Movietlme � IJ,:� S,:t. Preston 2:30 Lotetta Yo\1,i,f T)l.eater Ml"lc In the llonn4 S:00 toung llr. Malone 3:30 T!1.,. . !lq_o,t, . 1:1,& �Im Tbt� Show f:00 \Comedr, �)'11� 6:� 1 We■tber• , 1 ,: ,, • r: 111 ').4:30 �d•�!we ,'l'IJ�al•t . 145 !1'1lllleY, Brinlll�. )1,1, a ,t J ; 3;.l)O . ·&teiliiJioa) !lJll l:!IIJ Huale\jerr, Hound . · w�cker 7:�0 Rlve,boat , s;qo ,!;qowttm. • :i e:to !fe�, of Wells Fargo 8 . 16 1itll Tb■-ttiir sh'ow lil;Qi) Pi:ter Gunn 8'.21 ,eath�� 9: $P Goodleu :fhe.ater ilJ.SU �•will Plr�u.tt 10:00 �y �wudl t:43 HunUo, BrtnktoY Repent 11:30 Jai� Paar Show l·"'I Cmnonboll 1 :00 Sliin Off ,:au wram1e 4 : i!I) 1 °" !:HI� WM&fV t\:ioiinei a . . , Mondat �: �¥: Ch Q n�ei � ...� t .W� , foa CLEVELAND UPI - A spilt in the weekend serle1 with the New \'orll: Yankee• took I back aeat to­ day to the que1tion. "Where does Jimmy Piersall go from here'! "' The hlpl-atrung Cleveland In• diana ceuterfielder has been bench, ed by team phyalcian Dr. Don Kel­ ly for an lndennite period follow• 1111 ano ther forced exit fro m a ••me. I .-----. · __________;;;;;;;;.·----_ · Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 27, Piersall Sent Home After Tiff With Umpires GB I Pittsbu:: Ir MIL TON R IC HMAN j lhe league In hittlng with a .347 for 1 0 hits and six runs in 4 2-3 Milwaukee 36 25 . 590 3 lbcine 'i Hoc.,l ....1 Valle, Lea,.ue • ... Untt.d p,... lnMrMNonal average a.nd jumped to 11econd innings. Mark Freeman waa the San Franc11reo 36 3 1 -"7 6 � O¼: e ntry forged into the lead Sunday . 3 34 485 Rookie Jim Gt-ntile is the Amer- place in the run,-batted-in depart- 1 win ner although r equirmg D o n St. Louis on It.a home diamond with a de31 34 . 477 10 · Ehllo n 's hel p in the ninth when Cincinn ati lean Lugue'a new batting leader ment with 49. clalve U-2 victory over Buchtel, ½: 30 34 .469 1 0 and that makes it tou1h f or Toll.yo , Rookie Chuck Eatrada, �upport- the Pirates rallied (or four runs. Lo.s An gel es , ou5ti ng Gl?uater from the top ¼: 09 . 27 39 4 1 4 but bully for first-place Baltimore. ed by Gentile's two ho men plus Law shooting ror his 12th victory rhiladelphia 25 37 . 403 1 4 ½ r una in wannini percentages. Gentile. purchased conditi ona lly another by Gene Woodlina,, br ee- in the n ightcap, flllVt: up all seven Chicago Although Glouster hH loat only Piersall, al home with his wife Sunday', Rnulh from St. Paul fo r $20 ,000 duri ng I zed to hi1 eighth victory with Chicago runs during the eight ino ne, like Racine, lhe dethrnned (amily i.n- Nl'wton, Ma&11 ., to­ and In. 12 ht 2, Loui, St. 3 Phil■. the off-seuon. was all set to go a tw o-hitte r . Estrada held th e A's n i ngs he worked. Error& by Don leaders have P�ed one lelS dQ", wu ordered to talr:e a rest to Japan a nd play if he failed hit less until the eighlh when Bill H oak a n d Bob Skinner helped St, Loul1 4 Phlla. 3, 2nd game. a(ttt bla ejecUon from the seco nd to mate a:ood with the Ori oles. Tuttle singled and Andy Carey Chicai: o score fou r runs in the C hicago 7 Pltt, burgh 6 , 1 st The man with the big bat, and nd game of lhe twin bill with the 2 5, PlttMK.lr9h 7 Chica,. sixth. Se th More head was the winHe looted fullle with Baltim ore h omered. per 7� cent the of '"•me" defen•· · ,: an d be&an to think Yukeea Sund11. He was banish ed c·me 1 nnati 10 san f ranc 1KO .." tbi8 aprm The Indians k nocked the Yan- n ing pitcher. sively, w11 lertaided Wolfe, Lam · followint a" sixth inning argum ent 3 k 1 •• more an d more II bout h.1 11 trip to kees ou t of ! irtt place by winn in& · oward drove I n L01 A neeI " 6 M'I wau Rook 1e . f r.mk JI h pile er rom Racine. 1 with Urnplre Hank Soar. S t d , R ,.. ur •r ' NU • a.s t he Far East. two four runs with the homen ' 1 wasn't fooling.,'' say1 the the second game of a double- Dodce rs dow ned the Braves. P1·tt1aur.,., Larry, or "lJttle Fooz" as he 11 c:ago •·· � 7 Chi 6 header, HI. in 1 1 Inning& after Plera■ll waa 1,urprised and dis­ k now n , fanned 10 and collected a · aluggmg, 26-year -old first base- losing the ope n er, 6-2. The White Johnny .Podre.11 held Milwaukee t o St- L I1 1 Phll •d•I Ph ia o by the rtew!I. l\lrbed of r pai sinn doubles a · . and · o ry s•n f r■nc t w:e 5 Cl nc I nn•ti 2 •le. man. ",.._ n . t her l han go ba ck lo Sox swe p t , pai r fro m lhe Red M:ve n h its r or n1s .sevent h vict 11 said he w11 willing to ·Pieri. Other leadt • n 1 hltter1 f o r the t he m I nors, I woul d h ave gone lo Sox, 4-3, and 2 1 -7 . . (that's no mis- a1:11 1 11 st six I O!ises. Lew Burdette ,.II w• u H 4 Los ...91'I" 2 n1 the ball club wa n ts anytht do winnen were Bill �eNleltle with TUfld■y'1 G•me• Japan." print), and the Senators to ok two was lagged with his lhird l oss hl111 to do. He uid he had bet-11 Los Angeln at Phll■delphl■, night two doub�e•, Bobby Joe Adam• co mpared wit� eight victories. o m the Tigers, 4-2 and 7 4 . fr that Dr. Kelly had be.:,\ IW'llre Paul Richards &tuck with GenSan frand&co •t 'Pltt1bul'9h, night wlth a single and double, and PurlctY Win, S•v.nth Cub. Win 1_ g him from the dugou1. watchin Dlclc Tayl o r and Aaron Wo lfe tlle, however. ,.nd the Oriole• paid ln the National League, the lasted hi seventh Milw•ulcH •• Chlcqo . Bob P,urke, each with two ainglea. St. Paul the money for him only , place Cubs snapped a nine-g1me victory or th e 'a edI al th,ough the Cincinnati ■t St. Louis, night '•• a few wet:'kl ago. The transacti on AMER I C AN LEAGUE IIGNI 11AM PACT • lmiing 1treak with 7- 6 and 7-� vie- Giant got to him for 1 1 hill. The For Buchtel Wi,:ner gat two of could eaally devel op i nto the baseW. L . Pct. G8 the loRn' L08 ANGELES UPI - The tor ie fl o ver the first-place Pira.tes. Rcd1 .scored two run, in the fint lour hitl. Kieffer, the ball •teal of the year. 41 'l7 .600 Loi An&eles Rams have announ­ Despite the tw o l o1se1, the Pirates i• nn1 ng o n Andre Rodgen' error Baltimore lo11in1 plLcher, •nd BradJ each Hlh Two Homen k 1 tbt aJfnine of offensive tac­ ced a nd do u bles by Vada Pinso n .and � � : ��� lost only II half game of their had singlet :; �; :: . Gentile lllammed his ninth and I e l 3 .i:Je Charlie Bradshaw to a two• G "' De 1 l, t he n d rove _ Jack SanBuchtel made a tla:hl a:■me of it lOlh homen or the seas on agai nst lead and they still a re thr ee 36 30 MS 4 Chlca�o ~ year contract. Bradshaw, a for­ · or d to t h e games up o n the secon d-place f showers Wlth a fo uruntil the ,even run Raelne' sevenKanau City Sunday -o ne with 3I 32 ·492 7 1.t th mer Baylor Unlvenity star, is rall y in the thir d. Wally Po1t Detroit Braves, who l ost t o the Dodgen, run lnni.Qg fattened by Buchtel ertwo o n in the sixth lnni iig and ashi ngt�n 452 10 I ai.rUnt his third year with the · r ora a field. The Reda beat the Gia n h , and Orla ndo Cel)ed.11 hit homers. �a nsas City another with the buea full in the 6-3. :: :: ·400 1 3 Yi Buchtel l\a,ml. ------10-4, while th e �illies w on a 3-2 000 000 002 2 4 3 seventh•to drive in sev1111 ru ns 22 4-2 ·344 17 Boston ---=,-Racine 102 010 70x 1 1 1� O in a 9-2 victory that powered the d ed11io n over lhe Cardinals in a Sunday', RMulh opener a nd the n lost t he -innlng l Kieffer, Brad (6}, .McDondd y Ori ole, lnJo first ph1ce, Along � Washington 4 Detroit 2, ht h , 4 (B) and Wagner, Brady (8). Wolfe with lt, he vaulted t o the to p of m i;:: lCIIP · 3, WHhlngton 7 Det roit •• 2nd (WP), McNlclde (9) and McNlckle, d Southpay Whitey Ford stoppe • New York 6 Cl.v,l■nd 2, ht rtoon Wolfe (& ). ..-Y ght winIndians the lour in h.its o n 1 Clev•l•nd 7 N. Yorlc 6, 2nd, 1 1 In. Nl IY l A Ca I nl n g the opener for the Ya nkees, Chlca,o 4 B01ton 3, ht h ' who knock,d OU( Ted Bowslield Chl < eOO 21 .....n 7, 2nd With a th ree-run burst m the ltlmor• 9 K• ns■, City 2 B• · ST. LOUIB UPI - This ia be· hilting famine being over. 1 ·1 h ■■ 1h d ' S gin n i n g to look lite Cincinnati The 10 Cincinnati runs waa tht:lr •• < •Y•••••• CLEVEL A N D U PI - Coach Paul Clevel e nd.4••N I 1 �:uRer . Marls WH the k ey man • 1 •w . '' ( y Hrow n of the Cleve land Brow ns is TON IGHT bluest Iota) since a 14-1 route of 'a r. key yea her Pur pitc Bob m th e 1ug ht cap. e k ep th e an' · · 1 Chlca1u> way back on � Peter Piilm e r - 1..ealic Pa r rish ' kec.s in th• game with his 2 1 st SI' 1 1 mg lh e bee I readY I o go I Baltlmor• 1 1 K e n,H C l- 2 ... t•.r.. In • J.-.J al riahtbander 1 JO-ye1r-0ld The . �-t,olt 4•_•1 4 Inn,. his ll 1rum Colll' ge . slaughteru- W■11hlngton 6 .,., "LI'L ABNF.lt" ready has &eve n victoriea and U1 : eluded m the Reds' 12 hita waa r th e 8 a5 d 22 d h Chlcai,o 7 Botton 6, 12 Inn,, ho�sc" Oil July 7. (Technico l or) off to his best •tart in fou r major I three by speedy Vada PlJIIOn, hia / :�d lh;n co:�r:le� 1111 l 1 t� fn� Mond•Y'• Probable Pitchtl'1 opula n a h e �oach r unced p o n - also 1 league campaigns. lf hi!? keeps up fint three-hit performance •ince . nlng error o p pinch hitter Bob Wa•hlngton • t Baltlmor• ( night ) three o 1 Chriatopher Lee - Ua.-el Court , 1 1 11 1 � . 8 d OU bl C th II 1 II 11 owed 1 1 1111 k I !luri ng th'e week end that By United Presa International h11 preaenl pace he could put 20 M<>11 22. . K lick 12-0) Y� i= i •her (5•51• Ruben Gomez, who couldn't ha ng a;wmes mto the books thia year, •'THE MAN WHO COUUl Pinson sa1d he broke out · o f hla t he te • m s d raft choices h u vl' - n I Foiles t� score the wi n ni n g run . romc . Tu•ld•r '· Gema■ o e rms 1 1 o n as a relief him• CHEAT DEATH" pitcher with lhe Purkey g ot the kind of hitting tlatting slump by watchlni ' , • , J 1111 1 erry was lb e wm ner an d l ie said that hackfielde r P re n• Chicago -' W• thlngton, night Philadelphla r, (Tochnicolo r} Phillies this eaa o n, every pitcber dreams about Sun• self ln the movies, ½ lo&e m a Johuny 1 made a sucee.ssful debut a1 a atsrt- day a s the tice G11utt of Oklaho ma returned Cl eveland at B■ltl mor•, night Allio C a rtoon Reds hammered out a : � �\ · 1 . w a .� igncd .c,on tract e hQi't ly afl c r Ke ni■1 City at N•w Yorlc, nlghl Francisco to1 He Went on to clarify this, IIY· I er with the Buffal o Bisom Sunday over 10 San in 4 Dilly l?r;c� 11 Earl� Wy nn Dittrolt d Bo.ton, night TUHDAY ■nd WEDNISDAY The 33,year-old Puerto Rica� • take the last o f • th:ee - gaDle I ing the Cincinnati fr�nt offi� had . 1 wo both rooka li n em en Jim Prestcl c Sox t o th e1r. ' h ur I e£I th c• \\'hit' been taklna slow•mot1on mov ies of F AM I LY NIGHTS of Idaho a nd Bob Denton of the right-hander went the route for the series. . . w.ms over . the . lled So,i;.. P1er� e Collel!I.! of the P1u�i£ic cam th� b1�ten in gamea �11 put week. Dick Miller, Anthu ny Carbo ne l e o Biso ns Jn the rirst game or a do u- I . . p1tdi ed a r1ve-hllt e r a n d drov e Qf-eW•8 Qf Y "A BUUKET OF BLOOD" C nci nnati open.11 a short, �WO· He aaui thl11 helped hun. _ III terms . I b!eheader agalnat the Miami Mar- . t s tand here Tuesday n ght t � o runs 1n 1he op� ner and Wy nn (Comedy) ht _ a . " I compared ' il litm Wl�h onea c m, A ll t h ree newcomers will report v I ins, scatteri ng se en hits for a 5· 1 , Coa_ll led 111 the nightca� a� .the with JJm O Toole scheduled to taken laat apri11g and noticed that - also lo Hiram Jul y 7 wh e n Brown victory. While Sox tur n ed the ga m.c '"10 ope ns his quarte pitch the first conle.st. Ken Clal'k - Yvette Vil'kers rback camp,' The I've had my bat too far forward," 1 Y iham�le . with I I runs m the 11 Buffalo also won the seco nd "THE (HANT LEEcHES" lhree. along wJth Jim H o uston of aatd. "By the tlrne J moved he f�urlh, 1,n m n�. Sherm Lollar led Ohio Slale and Ross r� Mow far wlll your pension p (Horror;.a> _ Alth0Ullh Purkey allo bed � It back an d forward agai n. lhe Mr. and Mrs , Howard Seido nab el game , 6-6 , to strengthe n its ho ld ichtner of 1 Gt� n ts fo�r ___ ' c.h ar,:o s �hit .illadk ln the rurd1w, ru ns, .eat.c er n second place In o lhe Jnterna• haven me. been o wllln ,ou Ntlni1 And what will and s o ns, Terry a n have n t pitche have bee n choaen d J o hn, wh o are J t o Play s ' ' . f t wu I a Digttup wllh four hlta. NOW AT STAT ■ THEATRI with th e College All-Stars agai nst leaving this week for Tucson, Ariz., lional Leigue. Bill Smith picked 1 � a ley believes th•t i I been gett1n1 out in front of the lnflition. have done to your nest­ light game . the Red hurler could h£ ' l!lut Plr•t• Acn PT. PLIASANT the Baltimo re Colts where they will reaide, were hon- up his fo urth victory aaalmit no Ll.' by then? Reciently 64 lead.ins irate e ubs b e at The ac s Bo b P C G ault, considered · t hli!! greateat ored with a farewell p arty Sunday defeats in the ni&htcap, altho ugh have. t �e Gi ants to two runs. _ "WRF.cK OF TH E -------Npielentativa of business, labor. Wtll1e May1, even· though he �ot Friend and Vern . Law in. their MARV DEARE" Oklaho ffia Jullback i n histo ry, evenin& at the Pomeroy Fi rst Ba P• he needed relief help rrom Max education and aovcmment met a• hits, was lWf:> ln agreement 10th h11 r o f with GIANNANDRIA trymg sweep. Friend, PATRIOTS SIGN "PRISONER 01'� THE VOLGA" gai ned a total o f I ,30l ya rds dur- tist Church o f Which they were Su rko n t and Henry Mason In the con� to Auembly the Ameiican B ey. win In the opener, was rapped il)g lhe ,1ast twQ • .1ttll Bostbn The UPI BOSTON seve nth lnnl ng wben the Mar- Iii . averag- memQ_tn. They HutchlnMm Skeptlc ptioes. of problem lbe lidct Football Am,erlM,t the of PaLriotl li n & scored all their ru n e. Group il nitnJ' of hymns with i ng s., yards in 233 c: I Br own Dbncludod that ......,.bly olable hu si,a:ud :--JQh n GllnThe league-leadln1· TOllOrtto Ma- .. " Once," aaid the Red catcher, ' half- Mrs. Elmer Wldkham as organi8 t S1 1id he would be swlt.· ' • fro wen plate Maya away the from �uard pound • 21� I nandrea, prJtw are pouible in a period of � � • . back 11ince he already hll • •• e Na- opent.>d the short service held in pie Leafs edged the Richmond Vlr•• ••• • • and even t • et g. utte ldn Cincinnati. of fvera1ty •• n U ii the g • .� dy.pamic srowth and low unem. nP rr. ginlans 4-2, behind seven-hit , the • • tio nal f'ootb111J Leaiue's top full- the sanctuary after which 8 film \ • •• • • • • • ' lo ul Up off him_. It Wa8 _the third Fu • or Frank pitching nk dr ployment. But. if wo are ever to after po J God's est.II" b11ck In Jimmy Br own, or F n '• was w o sh " by ••• START fRAINING J nninia. time the star Gtan! ou�heder waa opener, .fi-3, the ping i 13 In c R � this aoal� all of us mun Z o F r u E. o ster. Mrs. veterans, alph . llnebackflr Galen unde f' •• ', ,... NEW YORK UPI - WelterThe Montreal Royal& climbed o ut finned by Purkey. s tricky curves Fi ss. Tackl e Will le Mcclung, de- <'Onducted a devotional ae rvlce us• � totether to aau1t1 a steady • and slider.,. • welaht champion Benn Kid le nslve h lfback Be r nie Parrhl h ing as her topic, " Man To Man ," of the league cellar · by bouncing . rllf 61 Jll'(lduct/Yity, : nH:er Fred Hu�h mson, who a and Garnet Sua:ar Hart Peret � , 3·2 and Columbu1 8-5, twice, In 11 ancl tackle Floyd Peters. also se nt which waa the thent c of the M!eo nd : • that the Reda tro�ble.s the of Ptiil1delphla have 1tarted tf,-tn• • TWI .. l!lllffltld IR 1..,.111 NI i n their signed contraeh, year of the Baptist Jubilee Ad- I Innings. Joe Altobelli, the league 'a cla 1 m1 . : • n t has been their hittJn1 ing for their non-title bout at pa onth __.. • 1 11 Elsewhere Jn the profesiio nal vanttd program. Gro up sin R ing of I home run leader, hlt hla 18th ot �- Wrtli IMIJ flf frN lllolo· their of not buga u1l 12. J1,1IJ G,rden, SQuare boo Madison 1111 . � the n o seas baaea the with loaded football ranks. Dan James, a 260- "Ble!lt Be the Tie " .a nd prayer by : to: ' • AIHlkH AtMIIMJ, CIIMfflM■ pou nd center who played at Ohio Rev. Ralph c. Z uttdel , co ncluded In the ninth I nning to decide the P,itc �tna:, Pld he wl!� lit bict ■nd wa.!t a few games before he ....... ... lork U, ... Y; ' ILICTID BOWLING HIAD : St.11te tw o 1ea1on1 •a 11o, waa o b• the service after which WIiiiam opener. • a the ut statements any m■kea VEGAS, Nev. UPI Nat• LAS bo Havana The scored Kln11 Sugar • tained by Pittsb11r8'h from the W1tson, •uperlntendent or the ' Ko11n of Cleveland, Ohio la the • San l-'rBTtc!Mco Forly-Nlner1 for a Sunday School, on · behalf o( the two runa in the seventh Inning to ••• new preaident of the · Bowllnl' defeat Red Rochester the Win11, church, preaented future ice. o ch draft Jamea' the And • Seidenabel ,,. • • • • I Proprietors Allociatlon. He wa■ • a ••uH•"' • 6-5, i n the opener of a twlllaht co llege teammate, John Scott, a family with a a:lU. •a elected Sunday at the ,roup'a 28tb Followina the presentation ot nlaht doubleheader. •• tackle who has been In aarvlce the annual convention. .• paat tw o ye11r1, wat ■lao alaned by the gift, the group adjourned to lhe aoel■l roo m where a desaert the Steelera. •1 • l'ithburah slgned another Ohio coune WH served to a pproximate. college player, Dale Chainberlaln, ly 30 perso n». The table waa l\t• a 6,2. 2215-pound fullback and lr,cUve with a white cover and LE MANS, France UPI ,aaaaaaa.aa..aa.a.aaaaaaaaaaa.;·.,. ;a.aaa centered with an arrange ment of When lt eomea to enduranff auto Mn. J, D. R.wth • · & pi nk and while Howen with pink \l The WSCS of the Method.tat race•, there lsp't a driver In the and white candle, In cry'1al holdChurch met Friday evenlna with world who can match Belalum·a en on eith�r alde. Olivier Gendebian. In a the ooclal ho10r, Mt llr,. Pearl Caato at the panon11e . The 87-year-old Brussell d■re­ Mn. Glen Tot.on ot Canton ls �• Miami Unlvenity at vlallin1 this week with her father, devU, alternattr11 at the wheel of NEW and VSED a Ferr.rl with compalriot Paul W. 0. Crow. 100% Lat.. - A New Concept Of House Painting Mn. Ellz■beth Gnham la a pa­ Frere, won the Le Man, 2t-hour And the Buffalo Sills of the Grand Pri Sunday ,or the aecond I x tient •t Melia General Hoapltal. · n•w American Football Lo"ue anMr. and Mt,. Pb)l Duber and time in three year• nount:ed they have signed Wil• Gende an teamed wJth Phil 11am (Big Bill) Cummlnge, • for­ dauahter, Sally, of Columbua, spent HUI or 'f!nta Monica, Calif., &o , a day with tbelr coualn, Miu Eva mer Ohio State Unlver11lty tackle. · win the 11me race In UNl8. And Cummings jolned the Cleveland Sayre, JlN. Phone WY•U784 lliiy or Evenlu earlier lbl1 year, the tireleu 8111Leat,,r Rouah moved Thunday to Phone WY-Z-3784 Brown! in 1937 but lost a Htartin1 lllddleporl 1 Bradbury RMd the Allen ll,)'man fum from the ,:ian drove a Porachti to ,ictory to ob due to a lea Injury prior j POMEROY, OHIO in • 11-bour endurance race at Harty Hlll naldtnN. the ee11on. ---:---- · Mr. ■nd Mra. Ralph Weit of ·PU• Sebrina, Fla. kenbuq lpel\t the Wtll!!lll:end with Threll!!I Ferrari� -entll!!INd_ b)I th1 bet mother, l\lra, W. Varlan. John .Reed of North KenovJ, WII Noi;&b American racin1 team of a recent ,ueat of hll ailtffl, Mn. Mi■ml, Fla., finlllltd 1m9111 tbt Ruby Deiley and Mb. Lena Rad- top 10. lncl�dl� the runner-up CV driven by )"OUDI Ricardo Jlod. cliff ri tu11 o1 Mexico and �nclre pj. Mary Klier apent Conday lette of Fnnce. with her crandcblldren, Mr. and Georie Arenta of South1111pton, lira. Ok•)' K.leer 1md children. Victor Manuel of Racine wlll N. Y., and Alan Connell Ot Fort move t o tbe D&1f11 Hi,11 reaidence. Worth, Tex., wound. lip fUtll in Mr. ■nd Mr•. Ra, HayH and chll• another fernrJ and Ed HUIUI of dren were 11,1ea1a l11t week ot Mr. ,Pitt■bur1h , Pa., and .Auauat Pabtl Of MIiwaukee, flnlahed HV• and Mn. El'YID Kiser, enth In the Amer1can team'■•tlurd _ --- ·--- - Seldehabel 1pokt ot the clt.y of · Ferrari. Tuct0n and of hll wort I.heir. Mn. Two U. S,-owned Conelte■ allo We aupply It flll Gal 1nou1h Seldenabel told of the chllri:h finllhed amon1 the leaden. Jobn to clttn up .bills too . • • and r• which they attend and the boy1 Fitch of Lhqe Boek, Coan., and Ofhtf drtlffl prilH Include I $20,000 hoMt, ■Ir tr'Pt loll!- of Uieir tchool and aeUvltiea. Bob Groaaman of New York were 1111- Don't worry •�1ut City Lotn trollnd lhl world, compfet• wan:lrobe1, ootltp A rarewell p,eeUn1 card alped el1htb while Lee Ulley and Freet ttrma. Tllay'11 nay for 1ny1na tchotarahlpa. lwuary crufttra, 19$0 ,c.,. tnd moN1 pre11nt Wal &'VU tbe Selden- Gamble-. � of Mliml. wound all i. bandit. ttlll'I IS,000 ..,., P,IHt tent1111 ltt value up to $1,000. • abela. up ·1�. l , . TIONAL \ �-�--- ..- . . • - • . ... - - - . ...------------ . . -· I Piano Students Of Mrs. C. W. Erwin Aren 27, 1960 ------------- OES Past Matrons Hold Meeting First United Pr,esbyterian Women Hold Session Thursday Ever,,ing At Middleport With Mrs. Young 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., Juue 11,..,.,.,,,.• Arau .•J A About I I . M;.cJdleporf I I I I s.':tb i�. ��l:�� Out Joppa ay I MEIGS THEATRE IN MEIGS COUNTY SMITH CLOTHING ,o� I I Educ(ltiori ff '·•- I Nam. Bran. M.rchancl ..""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""""',=""��•rl i:.:r� ·$ 26 TO $10 00 EC ON OM Y SAVINGS & LOAN CO, ---- one clay SERVICE I I Heqth Church ' I n i�� I ' I I I f Q O D --- p-�•- :r intr�ucing .:.-.� . on rs ptt the 'count�y . . . . We're Noled For Our S T E A K·S OUr superior metbodt meu expert de.n ln1 Rob inson's and &roosted Chiciken CI RCLE'S Restaurant LllllDERIRS· - DRY QEANERS Robwo'a Cleanen Phone WY•Nl71 \ 111 E, Mala Puieny OPIN . � ,. 'q P.M. ., _.., ,1-....,.;....:.:,;.:....-.;.�M---------- '------,.•.'"' • ' • -··: I', . eo ' �If,. I I . So:t:.i - ' '1 •soFI-"� in . I . I ' I - ��!• I to I Farm, Te}ephones, Restauran t • on lnitJ'al cooperat1ve Tour I ;: Waterfront Fire Graves o·pened Brou,,h,t , Dder In Search For Beheaded Woman Contro} At 'Last Bullet In Heart Ends Life For Truek D'ISpaleher ■ pres1"dent redits personal . Di!f' omacy Ith peace G. atns I IO y hia. Buckhanllon Camp I w. Harry Mill EUB S Named d =•:!t_"!>' ; ' . _: . ' · _ ., . Two' · o...,.-,._.,., ,•• Aid To · , alli' Co I ltending I . · D• . �ament ' Gell11Va Talks In "" I j I I • est Puts Lid Co demned Kill.er. I Ruled Insane By I Judire Draper Captain, 4 Czewmen Remain On Oil Tank s. - ' -'''- New S0per I For Wheelin I I am DiVIS. IOD . .N. ed d� tinki: I ·n Dtscendents Add Another ,..,0 Clan During Famil Reunion HeId At pOrt}and park sunda_y Hi ' ,, t=� �� ....,..... - Plaee 0,.. J. 1l J� Li8t w, v, ·. Of . Yeura for Jtllt '. cen,....,.. Ike In Line For . Ck TO TO Ofierate Sch00Is In. .peace .B1'",, Su' Deal w·Ith Cub commit• l , &�::· c::;,,�r1.:·�-�.:�.� ..i.p11-, ' � �;;.i1 �..;. - ..r,1.. •u.,; ,r., .� _,,_., J'Oad, .. . I Bearded,. Ami'Sh ASk pennISSIOD Bidder On Ro d In Mason Announced tullJlht . , 'LdlltitlY . Lo .i slttft ,'Jlie ,.-•• INffY,to ,_ the •t•, � � Red Cro� �eorganizati on Planned It, ; County Blood Prog ram' Sought By New Group· Mrs Gaskins 87 w·11· B'e Bon.e Fn"day A£te. moon I D9c.l• I I n-. .. 1 .rr:: ::ve:�� I _ �GLE Il·:::O�� �. II r�- Rockefe11er Sees lft£As As Decade . ''Of B1' g Dangers . if 1 r. 28, 1960 · 1· - WNII! I Ohict: ClavdlMM, ,tea... ....... .,.., w thUM1e1...,,_ ...,.,. WednNdey ,ertlr clel,dr, 1111Nf · eel showe,._ CMtlfMtN Wlflll ... ' humkl. Low toaleht ..,_,o. Selection of a jury lo hear the damage suit . of Lawrence A. Smith, Chester, versus Ruda Durst, Portland, was completed shortly before uoon today. The jury. will be taken to Long Bottom this &fternoon to view the scene of an Oct. 17 1957 ' wreck from which the suit results. Memb.:=rs of the j ury · chosen senli ng the plaintiff, a nd John W. from a panel or 50 cal led are M ary Bolin, Alhen11, representing the L. . EmmUlb , Middl epo['t; Gladys defenda nt in the queatlon1ng of the A county-wide effort loomed here today to re-organize a opuate Ille chapter, in the pa,t Hoffman. Langaville ; Ad ra swlck, jurors. Judge John c. Bacon ia 4 Meigs Red Cross Chapter whi ch would unde rta ke a 'limited few feau ■ometbin,t "not to blame Langsville; Clinton Faulk, Porn- prcsidin g •ln th'!' case. on a nybod)' in particu lar, but upon eroy RD, Gl ady� program" at least this year. Bu-ber, Reed.aOf th e panel of 50 jurors suruwho did n ot do an'ftbing vill e; Richard Heilm an, Pon1eroy moned in the case, nine had beea July 18 was set down as the date for a reorganization ses• RD; G eorgia W11t11011, Pbmeroy; excused by Juda:e Bacon prior to sion in o�flces of the county health department by a group LOCAL EFFOl:T Maraaret RuS11e ll.Mi�leport; the session and five filled to ap.meeting informally there Monday night. Attending W.Jre sevu w as agtttd that in puttin g the Mary S. Maaon. Route· 2, Al�•ny; pear in a111wer to summon s. en persons interested in preserving what they agreed were chapter back on a limit� pro-m, -• , Wayn e Swiaher, Pometoy; Jane E. i, -------essential , needed. services of the American Red Cross in no fund• contributed would go to Rt111el l, •Middleport RD, and Aiice "n ationa l ." Rather, money may be Meigs c;ounty." D· Koema:, Mlddleport. Robert Olea n, Pottamouth area bil• visit here this Wednesday earmarked for the blood program • . , , ,. ALASKAN EXPEDITION _ Mrs. George Folmer, fhester has r�!ved 8 cture RC Field Represen t1tive, pre.aided and ... ln1tNd fD haw• It - or other specific phales of the loSmith is secklna damages from from her son Don, stationed with the Air Fo rce in _ Alaska· � a · fishing boat r.:e air- over the meetinJ where cal program to be carried out. · Dunt for inju['ie!! received in the the rise July 20th. I · 'd . men have bu /It in their spare time. Heading out for a t'wo .day, � Salmon fishing trip to and fall of the Red Croas chapter Fvthermore, the 1e,, accident which occurred on -To meet with at Jeal't 15 per. Ketchmack Bay are A/lC Folmer, capt . . Chu ck Hillfish, Callfol'tµJ'; .2ild Li. Mike Wiseman , in Meigs County was 1lred in 1ona Ju ly 18 who will be wil ling to d•ulll:ll'I H' '"N■tloMI" w.utit Route 124 below Long Bottom. At ........ for PHt ah.re. ., local -the time of the accident Mr. Durst sene - a n d work - on . re-orga n New York', Staff Sgts . Neil C ox and Lou Gayl le, both ot Texas. · Folmer ia shown in the bea- f rank, open dilcuuion . · It waa determ ined to left: was drivin g a trnck owned, by lhe ' ited board for the local Red Crou •ect1om not paid. vy coat leaning against the side of the cabin w ith his back to the camera. Folmer will return -To rai ae a minimum of $2,500 which will set up a definite policy 1 The p-o11p lut night fel t tJ)e Stale Highway Department. funeral services will be held here from Alaska in December or January. His wife and children · reside at 18 L-Ocust st. · · · '" this year to pay Sl,300 owed the for ( I ) Things the local chapter chapter 11hould stick dose to the ' 11te sel ection or the jury occu- _at two o'clock Prlda7 at the Pomeroy • ·r· _ Hu ntington Blood Center for past will do, and (2) Thing1 the local critically needed i.llood . proiJ'am, pled all of Lhe tnorning tourt ees- Ewlng Chapel for Margaret R. ____:_ ---------- -· --Bl oodmobile vi1it.a, to vay back chapte[' will refer (lo county • and and should "er.awl before it stand, 1lon with W. Frank Porter, repre Gaskins, 87, who died l ast n ight -- - ------ ----- a t the Foster Rest Hom� in Syraup to walk" in any future pol icy. rent of office spice here of about 1tates .igeneies}. euse. She was a former resident 1 ,110, an d provide about ,1.000 for Mr. Olean ....,wed the status of Mr. F.dilo n Hohfletler. 1 pre, of Mason Coun ty but had l ived m the b1la nce of 1960 chapler opera- U150 t:ra president of the county lhe loc.a.l chapter. He aid the loSyrscuse the past few yeart. cal treasury hll $62.79, owes a lions. chapter, uid: · She WIS preoeded In death _ by -Carry on � limited plan here "It i, . pity, In ,... """' of .... bil l ol 11.300 to the Huntingfun her husba nd, 0,el,)rge A. Gaa kma, for the time being, entailing the Mttted ..rid conditions, that Blood Center that aa(el)' courses ' conducted . . and ia ,urvived by two daughters, " a blood, wate[' safety, fint aid, min- .. lhould permit the cMPttr are now being . by Mary ,. • «OLUMBUS ( Pl) - Fourteen bearded Armsh men · . . apMr,. Elza Peters ol Kenova w. imum home senlae ■nd dlauter to di• whon ou, -I• might ca,olyn Miller at the llliddleport 1 Va., and Mrs. Len'a Weiver, jack• pea,-ed'.bdore a C(!mmittee of Ohio le�islators Monday ask need lh e,Wre Prottr•m quick- swimming pool, and that Red CrOII WASHINGTON UPI _ Con gress prepa redness programs. Realde nlll of this area are bei ng sonvill e, Fla., 12 iraodcbildren, th at lJi.�� be permt�ed to operate Anush schools in peace - 900n will hand Preaidenl' EL&en hoWFirst Aid courses are being held ly!' ........C.nnl a "quickly and In,. u rged to �mter the Amate� Talent 27 great a:randcblldren and o ne •n� consequently,_ er unprecedented powe.- -� deliver completely planned"' ltlooclmo- 1 He called the lack of. funcb to in the county by llobert Beecle- of. violll_tfon of state minµDum standards. Show which will _ be hel d at Ru t- grea t-great grandchi ld. Racine who compl eted one recent· .1 1.1 eir -lawyer sa1Ct, anything else would be unconstitutional pu nishing blows ag al111t tlie ero no' my of CUba and ita anti-American ly. land, Jul y 4, durmg the Ox Roast . in irtfrlniemen t of 'relllious freedom . . ' . Also &�vivin,e: ire three ailters . 1n d 4th of July cel ebration being rea:hM headed t,y Fidel Castro. Th e local chapler ii extinct in , / ',Tb·e1. r tililiop said ltht Amish . Ci e G aa r c spoll80_red by the �utl and Volun� �, i: The House Agrlcu lttlre Commit ft lld i-�n r�6ehe an edueatlon ade- Holmes, Tu11c�awain and Stark that it had no fund drive this · or c . 8· ea on, c· Va., teer F1rern!n . · Co�n ties, whe_re tile �mi�� )'QP� le(l by a �-0 v.o� launched a bilast yen and i n 19'8 only $:!,800 at.: to the· aparta n, rural Amith q!,l Anyone_ 11 ellgible to enter .the Millan , p� Pleaain t, W. Va., a n� way ·-of U f� was raised, and ha.a no membera. j' _ lallon an d l oca l, ichools reteiv1 .par � push Jtonday nia:ht for contest with nove?ty aeta, musical Mrs. Je,me Weyaer, New Brigh state · funda on the· basis o:I!· bow leeilla.tion to 1r1nt the PresiMrs. Beulah Strauss accepted a . "W l l �e thaI .o ur cb1' ldren be e and a brother Joseph numbers aqd oth. �r acts:. Entra_nts ton k Pa· Reh many public scb�I request th at she dent •� reque st for authority to e� t a�sr��a be in ch.r,:e of cl are the ub .H ' a t a th Th bring& God u� �•t pe e Del. cl first meeting of the coo r tive tour for 4 Kir er, . oboth Beach, , . need not be resident& of Rut\a nd f e they pro sed J u ly ll. tl n CubJ,11 ■uga r m1rk e ,s i n ttus i I n .20 B loodmobile hfe," BaihQp Nell Hershbera:er t.be . Buri· a1 Ill be mad FHA and - FFA and Farm Bureau Youth clu b members will be vmt. po � . J oo�,th• or of M e igs County, bu t a_re we tw " In of B urton, Geauga Cou nty, totd , Othen atten ding in cl uded Jin. The state, havi ng comll_lltled It· ' The comm l Uee action came Ill held this Thu rsday, June 30th. corned from anywhere. To ente[', Lone Oak Cemeteey at P't. Pleas- the lawm akers. A sl ight, re - �elf to 1 an t. Fdends may call al the fun o u th to go o n the tour are for all �c en t ed u caU? n � to well_ as r a d members or the oth r o e _ tbe JJntted State■ aubmitted a Y tall SH 2--4825 or contact Vernon · bearded, sh arp-featured Edison Hobstelt�·. Mn. Geoqe . , be: Webu. C.ash prizes will be given to e�al borne un tU tim, for the 18['• taeled man , he spoke in a h�b- its clU1erur qbildren, ill i 11evQ.lv¢ lne)' · Dl, emorindum to the Orga ni• meet at 6 P- m. th�t day at lhe ' garuzal1ons. . Hobstettu, Mrs. 8el'llard Fulll, too. State EdacaUon official� feel ,' of American St � accua- Furn Burea u parking lot. They j The aec ond cooperativ� to� will Mn. Charl ea swatiel, DI$ S4'Yler. the win n ers. The show will gtt un- vices. ________ pitched voice. Castr 1-IIUPe � t. .acrka IQ,IJ. � ..the Hiram fi'1WU!r farm,. bt Joly 7, detail, 0! wtu cb WW lie V non Nease Ro derway at I\ p. m. er o bert Hoeflich and A..ea'""� hat DOD-Certlfled. .tdelhth iD · �•IL "W tu.Ha In . e.., : · - . . ..__ �-r '• � ...., _ _ �-..,..-: .....,o, .t� - �--�-..lldloa1&- · ·.clil !Hl '� �- . - 'ttvC·.1·,11Ctkffl� - ·wnbfti, J)le \General Telephone offi� and an no unced later. -��wardt- · Che,W' Tann .Thill. ch a te ill c n e l i l to a t h Al ao featured durl nc J.he evening • r a:nK$ Re1tau e', of l Circ live the r fo each Tour'' ant. - QP . . . , 111d evel IIWII, of acbooiang. _____ ___ · � a .provlile, ilii:t l h tl.� n, cln, Wl'. t�!• ¥ Ch-:U have 'increased Caribbean tenmo God-fearing · urt This tou r is open to al l 4-H club receiving highe1t grades on a test will be • squani dance at 8 p. m. In Mavor's Sen. J. E. SJnip1on (R•Forre11t), llions. li e a alt;l 1 n ot :e ask a former Hirdin CO l)ty school �• with Cliff'1 String Band furni11hin g membe['S 14 yean ol d and over as of what they learned will be held In a 8es11ion of Middleport' court ft U ------v:id;s or han O u ----- Jul rom govll m ule. y 21. co n ducted ll.Y John Zerkle, .presi- � board member with Am i11h in his . e ment. We .�1!1P our nela:bbora The �l ebratlon �ill begi n •t 9' dent_ of counci_l, Oliver Miteh WIii The_ lours are sponsored by_ a achool , �i1trie�. asked: "Ill it ,part . � a. m. W'lth g ames planned for al l given a $50 fme on a cb1rie of wI en we can. committee made up ol orgamza• I of their religious faith that th eir lions inlerested in rural youth l ai:es, The o� roast,. which . attracts lntoa:ic1tlon. �e wil l work out the T:be Am ish school prolJJem d. tes children should be ignorant?" groups. m any, prom,se, lh'8 year to be [lne on the vtllage ,treeto, Cbief hack tO"lbe early J.llllOt• when ,..,; , He said poorly-educated Aml1b u . b�uer and better than ever with Herbert Gilkey said. t ers ach e cr a situation' in ated ti lated pros\lcution, were staited 11 · ti more meat bein1 Prfpared foi: the Alio fined by Zerkl e was Roy agatplt A.mlall p arent, for vlolat- which "the bllnd ar e trylna to COLUMBUS UPJ-A Franklin affa ir ID that none 'wUI be d111ap- Curtis Brow n, New Haven, 'charg- I ng ·- �tate l•w by . sendi ng their lead the bJ ind . " Cou nty Common Ple as Judge Ru• . l ed by Middle port · pollc� wllh children to scho0ls not meeting • JKJ.lnted. , bert M. Draper ruled toda y that BOSTON UPI - A spectaeclar Heney Herthberger Of Apple XENIA, 0. UPI-Two graves rhe evening will b e climaxed having an mea:al muffler. He paid minim um atate . requirement, condemned slayer Jamea I Malit Creek, War ne County, chairman wei;-e opened here M 9nday in an mil l ion doll ar wateriroot fire that . with a hugh di11play of fireworks. $5 and eo11ta. Since then, tome Amish hav� waa insa ne and must be boapiblazed through the night afte[' of lh e Am�s h School Commi ttee, effo l e arn r t id a e to ntity the of 1 gone to jail rather tha n per mit talized rather ,ba n die i n th e told him, . Our preachers are not WQman who was found nearly de spreadi ng from a. freighter to a LIC NSI ISSUE D lbei[' children to attend secular . - warehouse was brought u nder eonelectric cbafr. �mon, marrilge l icenses recent- public school11 or fore c them ln to 0011eated m the col leges-neitb�r ca pitated on railroad traeka more A lhree-day sanity hearing for Lrol today, ly 111ue� in the , M a10n Cou nty high 1chool. Amish education I are our teachers, It wou ld rum th an !liX yean ago. _ Milak was hel d last we ek. I0 UP A disSOUTH POINT, our acho �l ay,tem if we had to clerk's oUice WH on e to Leon- 1 ends with the eiO NellJler of the two bodle11 ex'ohth The lire destroyed 1ppoxlmately Milak n refugee, de a�• · patch e [' for a motor freight lin e ' a H unoaria •-e7UV .. umed wa a that oI tho victim, 71 ml lllon pounds o( CUban-ll'Qwn ard RalPb Sm'th 11 1 , 20, Cllfton and The problem h�s economic re• hue certified teacher,�• ted a degree • a of first w convic 1...... was killed late Monday w,hen an He defen ded the use of 183 text- said Sheriff Russell A. Bradley. sugar in the Revere sugar r B.•verly Sue G ['eer, 16, New H a- percussion, for thei non-,Anilsh e finery 111 murder and sen tenced to de ��b . '·. I 0& One was a wom an with her head warehouse and aboa rd the 3,7.16 a ailant walked into an office for the doub le alay, v n• particu)frly heaviest In Wayne, books datlng back to the of h11 · .'..Dg ' shot a s n into the victim d fired a be a - ---u th did c se ey ----' - • -----not leac h the inta ct and the other grave w aa ton Honduras fretgbter Choloma. former &irl friend, Lillian Mlkuheart. theory of evolution . th at or a m an . GLACIER PARK, Mont. UPI. No i njuries were reported as a la\. and bu husband, Stephen• oal C ( , e , M r e lt a J.ck W oor 3' ) ' Alie Gentl....-..n'1 �■l'Nment The sherlrt said no more graves result of the four • alarm bl 1ze '. N ew York Gov. Nehon Roetefeller c on october 2, llffl1. The Amiab uked for a con tin• would be opened until he rinds that broke out shortly before mid- Grove, father of three, was fatal• 1 M1'I•" told Ille nation'1 governon lod ay -. was ch ■rged w Ith "do ... aply woun ded by 1 ..32-ealiber bul· uance of the 20-year-old . gentle- the ex act location • th1t the Eise n hower adminiatraof where the night although 1oores of firemen 1 • int the newly-wed, in Akron for"' arm tbr d h t b s � men's agreentenla witb coun ty body of the woman was buried ; and crews Of six finboall were ; : Uon ii see ki ng "unrealiaUc lhel, ie to d ud u:ler I� d�k":.t cin,g them to drive to a , lonel y I w school superin tendents permitting The woman was found on the th['eatened with the ter'' with a "bargai n basement" poiaonoua the wooded ravine in Partage Co11Dty• · M weII C0· 0ffice. de fense program that needa Im• u: • • and then shooting them. WASH I · TON (UPI) --.:... President Eisenhower says his tbe lr 11chool8 to be operated witb ra ilroad tracks Jan. 10, 1954. �be fumes given off by the burnlnt auout i n terference. was bu rled und er th e narne of a:ar. medl1te expansion . Authorities Hid Mill:ulak wu Po lice said they were holding l 1 ersona _ I a s1P Iomacy has been so successful that it drove the 1 Gindle11be rie� aug�e1ted a new Ma ry Grimes Wal lace. Da mage to the Cha deatown pier Lloyd Sparkman, 34, South Point shot in the back or bil head aa � still the only ommunlsts to ex�me measures to block his visit to Japan. ,tate law I alon e wu esum ated at $100.000 Tht' 1ove rnor, atlpulaUng separa te for inveetlgatlon Sparkman was be kne lt. Mrs. Mikulak was lhot h oldout on • GOP governors' en• The President told the nation Monday night that Russia standards for privately-operated beBut 9e��t mo�: h• t�o jai� rs by Fire Chief John A. ida:rtin. The ' arre sted twice in the eheal at hia hom e by deputies g•n a:e n g ca 8 85 ng lf rs 10arin1 flames coul d be seen for donemen t o f Vice Pruldent Rich• and Red China forced the Japanese government achooll. ----·--- r to cancel sbootin&:. after half the the· hour • the Greene I rd. M. Nixon , called ' again for a Tokyo trip �ause Wallace was atlll m a _ and close mile, spread to a lumthey reaUzed his w:orldwJde missions have . . Five emp loyea of the freight '3.5 billio n boo1t in military and helped county Jail. 'Ren a Cin cinn ati ber company pier where a tanker line witneued the shooting, to obstruct Commun ist imperialism . • woman said that she had see� WI tied up, Fireboat■ set up civilian de fenae Sptl:r!!:'· . Hli rtdio • ti,levialon .-ort ill 1nd.udino office secretary �•.. the S on .r . w . HJ■ detail ed criti of cur- b Mn. Wallace tn a Cincin nati bar Cw.1.a .,..& 1n OI WIIer tO aave thIt PIer. · n , who Uld e ov r r th e f e wor Id e · •~ii , eve that � l 9, lle, m Ironto _i'ar Jo-ne1, --. . DOUYS words · Eist 0QO� ln drew tour . three d a half yean aIter h er an rent deft:n � pol icy WII captt ed ITlixed Nltictioll from eongress · • . --g future I . I\...;_ t n preside clude· n co will ll)' , were excb.ana:ed between the two ' ioned dea t�. that reciprocal vi sit& b)' heads of =��•�c:::.i::; el leaden, . ' men. Sh e uid the shooting baprl, d t d • ' Se nate :nemocrauc Leader Ly n- friendly i0\''1'flment, have gr�at \Ill' I peqed s�oru, after a drivl!I' .b�d �e��:: eltb�� !�r ci�� or �u ::er "w nor'1 conference tpeclal value In promoting !tee wor\d dorl B. Jol,nson (Te,.) sa id walked mlo the_ office aod ohlamhe er tee on civi l deIenae. !Jody WU !Int lo Und. . llul ' h e hoped and prayed Bilenbower W-118 solidarity,' ' he said. ed hia next drmn g assignment. The appoin tment or Galen s. ·' · · C. UPI-A CHARLESTON, of 0.....,. . llid, tor some unexpl ai ned ['eaFor thia reaaon, he sa id, Russuperi ntende nt of the Police Capt. Gen e Markel said Harris II t,eUevint tt.at the Asia n ln' l"Ol'l'� . ' GENEVA UPI .._ The West to- aon no one ordered an autopsy Navy deatroyer took 10 crewmen Mn Rockefeller ntd the aober de- tour .had produ�ed . ben'1iclal ef. ,Ian and Commun Ut China "wen t her hu.s- Wheeling Division, with beadquart Id h S km nor w e fin1er pri nts t:1r blood day off a :� er �li ed 41 bait to the 10.nalM'ln stricke n oil tanker ea,ly tofeDH facts "m•Fk thie !860'1 H (CCta for the free world gre lo a � lene:the and er:penae•� to ten i n Wheelin g, w. V.i., bu betln · n 1 be ba . a decade of dancer." He uld the staa:e tne riot.a ln Japan which disarmament conference I n face aample11 taken. She wa s burled I n day, lea ving on ly the ea ptaln and �Anawer'i T6 · Crltkt an n ou nced by the Baltimore and 1 . a rked grave. four crewmen atNnrd the abip nation la .In a ' .pandor of peril" fl ,Repyblican Leader Ev- forced the a:overnm en t of Pre• of a Communlat walkout and or- an unm-----Senat Ohio Railroad Company. which was slowl y sinkllll In the Outside Hop Will B� dered the conference reco rd sent tn that while militarily 1tron1er· etett M. Dir� ( DI.) called Harris succeeds John J. Sell, the , mier Nobus uke Kishi to call off I to · the United Nation, I n New than ewer In its hiator7 it la, In ■peecb "an adeq Atlantic about 130 miles off the who retired on June 18 after being uate answer" to hla Tokyo viall Held In Syracuse e Georgia coa,t. S . ------Yo r k. . •• 1 relative .and reali.ltic HOie, Dem Ull1:.1Uu n tu y d 171 � w1 ' th the ra1· 1road Ior the Pu.t· c crltl Ithe of Pre1 a y r Sy t.d1es Auxiliar cuse ca The 00l'I Th e action marted the complete rs .. more e:s:posed to fatal dancer dtn r■ dent and en yea 5uperint at trip. Twenty-eight memben of the , flnmen group will 11ponsor a n m provement Program tollapse of the t■lkl whicih had L- A thID ever · 1n our hiatary." · i l g n hee ri st u a d g EJaenhower utd \b- CGmmuthe years. 15 p out1m w n f An ' infotmal meeting or three 1'0-000-ton Slncl alr OIi Co., tanker I outside record hop in ront of bea:un with hlSb bo�s three al1ll •uft:d a 1harp :'J�ck, Mi ddleport coun�i lmen, John Zer- , SS George M a�Dona ld were re• the .town h"a l l Wednesday, June Harris, .a gr.aduate of Purdue UnJ• mo nths ago. versiu, and -' naU� of Indiana , even tho ah they block a W · It- meanl thaJ the PfOblem of kle, Wayne Gibbons and . Bill cued Mon day n 1ght abortly Iller ,a 29, 7:30 to 1 1 p._ m. c�mducted by Ten youth■ from the li'ew Har e Ja e will have fish Child� Wis held l■st night in Lhe da nJero us rt.!pture J� the veuel • Leo �vage. Ladies • ht: �:�;ht Wd he bad no ven EUB Church • are attending lnternatlon•� d laarmam�n t wou ld . Tow H■ll to itudy propo�ed lm- seawat�r ea11mg-wh1ch aerves aa sandwiches, holdogs, pop turn , :!!r!� ;e :, �::� � . church camp· thl1 wffk ,it Camp 10 hick \o the United , N1tloD11 Bids were re�lved recently b)' plana . fq_r lllY more ■ucb ________ • trips be- Ev Un reth provemen ts i n the state h1ahw1:1:ys J a ooolm,g system for the; turbine Kool-AJd anfi hom e made candy si nce 1946, re It . wil l - be debated by more whe µ Acrelii -B ear Bucthantbt State Road CommlMion on ,V. J enelnes-fioode� the ':ngtn e room for sale. a:b the town. Va. . than 80 natlone Jn opell forum in- tbrou ant ae,ular Federal -Alr project �� �=-.:r ::�::urdu!pi :::.i non , - --Two • --- s1ud'en•· In eUng ro e !J) tead he II'OUP are ect l se a of The nty. �rl s u o e baon Phil , Gi l T ) , p j c:t to. 'travel... lJain if the heed llOle IQ .Muon C Dean'• and apparent low bidder WU -and he Ul'lecl• bif. While ,.,... G oodrtlte, lllk• Lifr,e; /ohnriy dosed sea,lon. . Bolt, Sue Apna Cil)thart, Pe,a:y 2.420 milH of the .Alhto:n-Upl�nd succeuor to foll Ow. fila lei:d . ' Map�l. Marte Je}Vel l .and. Joan na "So. lol\l ,. the threat of Com, Capehart, Sandra Greer, Connie , Em ergency Squad·Gave , , Road on S...nd■ry Roule u for Kcasln rer both ol Letart, W. Va., b r and M ary . 1 mun l,I dom i.n,�pni:".'t �1 R nea e Suffe,er ' . • �:�\ i::��,.Li���:-iG�nvt�: , The Midclleport· emergency. Savl&e Con struction Co;, Inr:,, State Teacbffl 'college in Glener J De,cendants of the . late Albert f 1<><■1; lll rs. Joe Hill an d d,u,btu, ond da ughte ,, Mr , a n d Mn. Dal e vil le . sqwld w11 called at 6,30 p. m. Mon, Bluefield for $496,008. for =des ■ttaln,d ,c; Are ' . an d Eliza Hill,, Letart Falla, held Mr. and Mn. Floyd Hill and HUI and four son s, Mr, and M rs. duri �g the �� ;�ester. . . · • "\.':.e 9"1Uao , day to Unooln St., Middlepoit�-fo ent uper'inlen a fa tnl� reunion Sunday at tbe dau ghter, Mr. an d Mn. Joe mu Dall as Hill and '"'four ehildren, Harry �:lller, New Haven ,ro- Fil� -�-�•ob .Court: administer tO Orin Hlin'tain ger wllo r.rewm en Die In Czaah Mi8S Jewell hi the da u .11hter of n and Hensler d Mr. n lfl a Raymo D Mn. n �n. a and Mr. s, .so two d g. n ttendi a 105 with Park Portlan cer, was eJecttd 1uperintendent of Two dunal;e· iu ltl - hiVII * n wa s suffering from an apparent Mr. and Mra. Arthur ,Jewell while ' Whtie they were eDJoylng the Pancake and two son s, , Mr. and and two so ns, Mr. and Mrs. Waid the Sunday School of the Eva111e- ,tt� Jn ·�• 1Jlil0n.,Cctvni4r Circuit he1rt atta ck. A physicia n wa11 c■ltAir Foree T•nker Miss KeS1i naer ii the daqhter of aa,atut J'QUttt B , ed 1nd he was trill:en to the Muon e\>ent another "HUI" wa■ added Mn. Glenn Rhode, and hro .sons, Foster and daughter, all local. .iE'rHEL. Maine UPI-AU five lical United Brethren Ch�ch , at Cler••, pf�. Mr . and Mrs. D. Keutnger. A 1 · 1 we[' Others o out e to ·th e f a mi l y, a so n to Mr. • n � a l l of E a st Llve['poo , O. of f['om C � wn ' co crewmen were tuled Monda:y eledlona held Swaday morhln1, �. .,. ' ,' rub.tile, by l(li'y c;:li!'llc by th� aqulfil. qual ity point averaa:e of 3.2 or bet�· M r. and Mrs. Al bert HUI Jr., St. Cla� Miller, M?rr1svale, W. ter on the course, taken 111 reM rs. Denny HIil, Letart Falla, at -------.anit • . 1 Q, ' -HIU. , 1 ', , Other offlcen ... named wen .Li :UW1 ffl ·• nJiht when an. Air Poree tu.ker Mr. and M rs. Robert , Hill and V1.; Dr. and Mrs. Will H u mphrey quired of uudeata ma.tine the M elis General Hospital. MJ IGS O_INIRAL HOSPITAL The t "11'4. .jtrenl tiroil&ht II a (' �e crubed and e:iploded '!into Bernard LlevJn1, aui■ta:nt tuPff· · 1-.• lbree so ns, Mr. ind Mn. Billy and daughter, Dawes, W, Va. ; list Mf'. were g n , attendi Families • e result t; fl n l Pom of 11t111, n an Morto en e tend Piek HIITJ foot tnHtfle; ttie n1, In d: Admitt accident ln c,.;Whlcb , 1 1 lJM,UIIJld piece&" · CUo1 Gibbl, secretary; Kary Hil,I and C&■t ol:. wefl' litVolvH - , 1\ : ]'OJ ; Mrs. Irvinl Karr Sr., syra- and ldri. St. Clair Hilt, Letart mn and four children , Mr. and Mr■. Hal Stevens and Mr.· •r nd hlllli of tiae White Kouiatalnt. ... '1NIO . Jane Webb, ,asalltant' aecretary; G'liftQri on· Decenibe�5, JN&i 11n. I cuse; Mary Cunnln1ham, Syra- Falla; Mr. and Mn. Don Bell ltln. Julian Hill, Mr . and Mr11. Mr1, James Steve ns, Char leston, I , , 'ne hllie KC97 from Plat.t• Shelb7 Pfck. ,elted to County 1,v � JII y • Air � · Bue Margie �,.,- tieuurer:' Carolyn Hill wu · .a; r�1er Jo �lhi cu· aule; Mrs. Charles MUiien, fom- a nd dau1hter, Mr. a 11d Mn. Har- Brady Huffman an d two aona. W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Herm an old �rlmm, Earl, Lois and Joey Don, Denn,, Shi rl ey . Tommy and Hilt, SL Alba n i, W. Va .; Bar ban C.ourt by the State • Highw1y ,.._ )anNMl' like 1"' f'Uciutn, toinet' u Lif!Ving, Ubrariaft; ·uecier GQOd:. of her bUlblnd. llri. Hill It iulng eroy. have Columbus, O.; Mr. and Roger Hill, Harry Hilt and th� Owt!na, Columbu� O.; Kathryn 1 "•I for l.ilillrq Gtlmm, Ra· wbilo lll'o, fl,211!1 lor to n, a II,, Hill J■ '""'• llhrlrlan; Dll!nl.9sed, Loul.9e Clrapm ..,..i in Ille rucpd fore■t nlle, 1:rmtml • tlll M:mlet of NtWl'J'' Iii mllH ldn a Clark, 11, leader a.a, i,uu.r, 1 for Ut'f.50. " 1he ' eue 1s aebeduled cine RDi Ward Hayn. Pomeroy, Mn. lefty Hi ll an d· three sol'Mr aona, Mr. an d Mrs. Clifford Bill / Powel l and Robert Euler, Racine; on hi• car, wu lined 110 alMt "'"'" yeotNd� .. ud lln. ))avid HW ""\ aoo, ·and aon, Mr. an d lln, John HIii Barbara Grimm, Letart. &ml� -lllll l'lf '""71 of liOtlrt. D. . , ot lrire. . . & WHY IOOHt I ' ' ShOW At RUtIan ' DID YOU SAY AQTOMATIC RECEIPTS?. I WEATHER a, The 1'leffl•-Jtfu- Ar- Pomeroy•Middlepjt, Ohio, Tuesday,:June ReSI'dents Urged To Enter Talent d I I , N O. 6Z I I I XII I Ro11.ta's Shelf Store I • I PO l' l ; P A R R O T S T�MP D A Y S .' I I 'II ent1ne I ,. 60 U B L E·­ I 2 HOUR SERVla ON REQUEST IN POMlllOY I • • · -a t y Det,eted To l'Jae n.terem Being Heard lo Meigs Court G11ijlpoll1, Ohio I w.elcOmeS p0$tOf f f'ft year I PHONE WY 1,141& un-e 16 B!lnq A nnou11ced e Jury Selected In Damage Suit 414 J-.o�d Avenue s· th o, �n I'" ,,cm- -·' When bllla take the Lion'• to aee ua tor I - • -r- • • To See Wreck Scene Dr. G.«»11• W. Davis Optometrist I ' I «I: w. I I I c I ! �r f� I I eenage H I H Id s t d0y Af R ti d I i . I Mr: VOL If' Two Te,en-Ager Events Plcirin� In Mason Caunty .. T' -. ��=-::::---------------":"""""����-,,___________________ __ r,on tnc- I :::tn4 . • By U nited Pr-■ International D.aplt• the- arW.tty .et Dffth Valley mo,. than M Ir.ind• of IMenta thrive there, 1nd rallblt1, lfOuncl 1MWlrrel1, Imm · and other anhn•I• aurYlve In the tw• rifle he.t. I I r M Now You Know Mrs. C . W. Erwin of Middleport presented � piano pupils in a rocital Sunday afternoon at the C hurch of Christ with parents and friends as invited guests. The program beJan with numbers by the beginners with Cathy Bunce playing "Drifting" and "The Cucl<oo's Call" . "Bells Ate Ring• Barbara White played " HunUng Song" and - · - -,� - -- · ---;, int'' •a nd Sue Rue played '"Swing- Keyboard Salle� n Oh Unter, Along" and "Ughtl;r Row." , aa · r an d ':,W.O Gui Gnaeee �� bJwa. ' p!ra" a Ca pu. Schaup t1 "Cam Dianne Mc• played ,15 a duet by Michl Archer tan 'WII.I played by x. . d C Wilco Dlana ,,an omu and JQ:bn CW-d, a n d followed by , othere �resented we�e, Favor• ' by Lullaby'' Seal s White ''The . 1 ies S th n b)' Joy Shella Chi l ds ''The Littl e cuckoo" ite ou ir Melod me , a" Chriit Bo '' natin by So w • by Oe ndace B&hr and "The Tem S\_" ily r an, n hr. Ma n lee by " "Ei ,permental Metronome ' ' by John Ba "Ve neUan Ta� nte'lle" _ b)' .. Di.tn a Curd. aud A tr io number "Da n cini Pup- Wilcox, ,and . Solpegg1eto . .pets " was presented by Deb['a "Cza.rdu'' . by Dlan n e_ McComas E1'­ .!1. Precee rec_1tal the r n M g dl G rueser . Susan Ohlinger and Bet• sy Cunn ingha1111. "Val!le Petite" by wi n wa s prese nted with a corsage Sandn Bu n ce, "Sambo's Bl njo" _ by �arllyn Swan o n be half or the upib. by Michl Areher ,ind "Flight of ,p �turday afternoon the final rethe Firefly" by Betay Cun ningheanal was held at the chureh ham. with refreshments being served by 1 The "Log Cabin Square Da n ce" MN . Erwin lo the pupils a nd th eir b.aaed on an early America n Tune i n vited ,gu est!. She ·wa11 a11slsted by by Schaun was presented as a duet DJ,anne McComu and D1ana Wilby Joy B()ggs .a nd Christi ne Bahr . cox. l "Falling St.an" was played by SU- Mrs. Patterson Honored At Home He, · Par.,ents ... • Presented In Rec,ital Sunday Afternoo I - - S1• • Pla n a we['e mad� to 11s1st with Th e Women ' s Association of the First United Presbyterian the � ra nd Inspection of Eva na:eat the church in Middle• Thursday evenin · lme Cbilpler, OES, thl1 Wtidnesda)' port for their last meeting �fore {bell' summer recess. whe n Past Matro n s of the chap • Mrs. Harold �uer, president �f the gi:oup, presided over le[' met f'r id liy n ight at the home ..,.,,.,,. H ..., , :u :sl!r■ n 11 11,o w 11• •• -•ii liir i, ' 1.,.,.,.,. ,._..., r..,_a•• ••"1■ 11n,•., 11� th e meeting which was opened with the smgmg of "Send the o f M rs . Joe Youn g, Sr., O n the A ,...,• • Light" with Mrs. Lillian Stieff as aecompanist. Th e group R,lland Road. YW IICI ,,, . If read in 11nl!to n the "Purpose" of - - ------- . . The meeti ng was opened with nd ' ' · "'- d their organizatio n a n d ,al.so Com- m en i-cal Mi � iO M a n d Ch m:tu n 1'he Lord ' s Pra yer after whic-h m1ttment IO from the Charte[' for F.ducatio n . The fourth poa;t�r was Mrs. Maxi n e AllenRWO['th, presiChMlitia n Action. Th e c:,pen ing . a picture of the world shOWlng the , dent, oo nducted th e busi n ess meet• UT 11 1, AJ: • the �ith s f chu_rche n a the r-u r o made e Presbyte r we m in g. Plan s p rayer was ,given by Mrs. Sa uer. I Mrs. James Patterso n was hon- . Mn. Jamts Sanborn was devo- namea of Lhe , m 1ssiorra rie� who n ual picnic tu be held o n July 22 • � ;�th : ;· T -• :t:�� E' DA ., F RIDDIE HOU I.H � , �'fsd 11f:1 T ��b:r tional leader fo[' the meeti n g and we['e hea rd . th e Sy n�lcal . . It al tbe home o r M rli . Max Harrah . 1cc n eo d e , th Round -robin cards were wr itten � u tied Ule topic "The Greate,t Thi n g also showed th_e '11 laces which Wlll ome Ro [ h o O s h e[' r e pa r M ents, f r. and Mrs. , M['. a�d M" Vernon b g in the Wo['ld - Love." Fo[' scrip - ['ecelve lhi.s yea["s "Thank Of !er- to MrK . Paulin e Gallaghe r, a mem · o h ave ee n on Douglas Circle, C�mel. h w d l Woodsf1e 11 · ime, btI en some or f ber w hO h86 • lu['al backgrou n d she u11ed the i ng" Game prizes wer e wo n by M['S. /k 8��18 viaited ove r trlP m · l: A Du ri ng h er reJ)O['t, M ra Sa uer and Mrs. Ztlla Cross. 13th t'hapter Of firs t Cori n thians rlle Marks. Mra A Mn. Warde n Ours, . d r. M w1 n e wee t�e cA g for _ 1 sn c al hour am ' Duri,: c! !he whieh ls Pau1's famous essay o n displayed the Study Boo k.a . Mrs. Dick Sterrett an d Mrs. Er n est b � 'WIii )' r e t n o ett n h8['lea, Be n love. In he[' devotions she iillVC n ext year and reviewed the high- ' we['e played wilh l)n:r.C's wo n by C Johnr.on. home. . Patie nce, Ki n d n eH, Genernaily, lighl5 of the Missio na ry talks of Mn. H arr}' Houdashelt, Mn. CharRefre shments were tierved by . Vickie Con e of Colur_nbuI came les Hennc 11 and Mrs M. L . French. . }{umility, Courtesy, Unselfi shn esa, the meell n-g. e hostess assis ted by Flore nce th th , ' M wi VJSLt a r _fo · y At the d o11c o r the ev e n ing re- last 11,ursda_ Usi ng as he r topic, "Every Ch n• .... Good . Te rn ., , · ' I ege ", Mrs. BetheI Cole· t['CS hmen ts we re ser ved by Mrs .and Mrs Wilham Slater an d c h 1· - Cin:lr, Phyllia Joh nso n , Mrs. ·..tary ...[' ' Gull en leu' a nd , Sl n ce['1ly a s the i ngred J enlJ of l Ian s pnvi · . "Ft.TLL MOON" polk& dota e s parcnt5 .M r . and Johnson 11.n d Mrs. G eorge Roberts. man waa In chuge of the program Young who was itSSlsted by Mrs. dre n . V1: ckl love ncluded M8- An n 8oso ' Guests i •• white on ha.•~ I a" ' Ph I e r a m ·•� are the motif e n . Co lev n ' Ha Mrs ' 1 0 t hose men ti o ned n with dealt ,.,&• . Mi_� M� r �a ret . Saue[' read the hou�. H_e[' P:r~am and d a ughte rs, Mrs. Eve[',:itt Ha )' es, . . I..ee ''.11�h tor tha ,carl-prlnted 1lllt wetk this rome will I d an • hla e p d , Clatworth >' s rec1al m1 ss1 ona r1es fo[' the day one s wi t n esamg I n da L ly acu vi- above 11nd l'if rs . James • • dre&IJ de signed by Anne P'ogar• h the SI � ter11 an d to ! M rs. Che stu Shaham ' Mrs David \ i R - for a vts 1l w.1t from the Missionary Year Boo k of tie&. She b rought out that nery- Jr., J\ r,; l .eo Vaugh an , M['s. o \'oet Mn Marshall Mrs' Paul I Borde[', for a aqua.re neckty. in home their to Vickie n retu[' en Hughe1. Prayer a nd o(fe['ed p['ayer ror thi n g which is done is �ither .an bert Harris,. Mrs. All iSayr�. Mr�. De ssie r�ue rsOn Mrs •ll.in panel, . are at.ark . bu�. um Col Runcc r Walte s ' Mrs. Paul Wmn, M r · . . I n flue nce for good or evil. them e Az'li M k M W d s a o Leavea For ork e. -- - , far . ale l S the _Also v1s1tmg with • co;��II \1�: Ed�:� Mn. Coleman had p['epared a Mrs Emerso n Jo n e� Mrs,. Morah M ['�. Sauer conducLed the bl,asi- Ja:, Mrs '. Mr. and Mn, t• L. E. Van Meter . M e d . � h week � aaL W n the y r lffi €'t p ",h . M . Llo)'d R us . ra Dan ncss ae:uion with M rs. Floyd Ca ['- dramatization o r ever yday tnei• �n ard, Mrs. Will Reynotd.11. Mrs. m d tvero In HuntloitOfl .RP\l Thunday a lle[' Mrs. W sell and r. �:; · .;:J �=; mack ·gi vln g lhe aec:re&ary'e repo['t �e nta on wi tn eaaing. Pa rticl Pl.tlng Griff ll us ·Op ' a nd son, M ['I, Mildred Blsnlghl wJi,re Ml] Va n Meter took and Mra. w . H. J,uhlin.g gM nt the ID the.e dram.aU11ljons v.:ere Mrs. Haye�. ---- - I ·n " lf!U a nti 1on1, Mr. a nd Mrs. Dale , a plane for Evansvi ll e, India na, . Atbe n , Dale WalbllP), Mrs. Juhhng, M n . Trt"atU['e[''s tt!ll)O['t Q Ufi 'f? where he will return to his em­ C.NO'l'I: tlnd Welsh and dauf!hter Mrs'. Harry N I nd M M Thi1 )¥eek two eyent, bi Ve beeri ploymeAL - on I.he An an nounceme�t was made of Sanborn, Mn, Sauer, Min Sauer w rds , ! h1 Lovett rgaret ' Mrs. Ma i boat, ''U. S. , � J\ fl� a rw �i a ve · h �-nct�: chuJ�� or r hedu led for teenagers of Mason ,. the Septembe r anniver111ry dinner a n d Mrs. J. E. H.a r� e y. Each o n e ----'-'----• U On )(,;,s, Geora:e Roberts, Mrs. Ern est ·a, 1 & · th M Rhea . Vl■itoi's it the Va n Meter u · I v be Co�nt�. at which time, l\.e v. Ho �rd Rup- wu followed by a d&!icutslon a f �er By Madel ine lluchana n home th.UI week are Mr. a nd M rs. Band Sl 1 nd Night was he ld Satw !:ne J��nt�nd d a� i:�;:� Peeler and daughter , Mr_s . Glad)'s . pelt wi l l speak o n " Problems end which the �rog['am WH clolled wi t � i r hwo Mrs th, M sse s Eilee n Bran non , Shella lyn, accompti n led them o n I· !f.rip As . Gl ad)'s BIS9ell and u rday even in g at Rul.1and f eatur- 1 1 0�1ght . at 7 :30, an outalde JlC· Ro_v !-llfliins 111\d c�ildl'en, Ba rbara • 1: Prng ress of Hu man �l atlon1. " the IJO fi.iC, All the Way My Savi- and Sharon Nutt have spent th e I to Sa-uto n Vi rgi n ia .wn . �Ml. G['etta Suttle, M['S. Dea n tng Law ren ce "Butch ' Lisl e , the ord tiop with The Jays will �e held •n d Euien!', oi Stur'gis, Ky. Mf'S: 0. P. Klel n will be the eueat our� Lead� Me". Mr . a nd M['s. W�ltcr Croob a\ld Brinker, ;drs. Betty Ca r lMo n and cantee n 's officlal disc jockey. Lisle next . to the M asonette ill M aso n . A _ last week at the Unite� B['�th - · spe c ial pla tfoi'rn has been erected 10101st. . liollowtng the iprogram llle pres ren Youth Camp at Junctio n City. dauJhtcr Jea n ett� ape nl several da ughtt?r , M['S . Er o cst Joh n son and pl'o vided record s for dancing. Reports on th e weeke nd Sy nod!- ide n t thanked_ the member! who fo .s � �a nci n g. There Will be no ad• Sue M rs. P1;trld11 Murra)' has ape nt daya Jui wee k in ' Poi n t Cllnton family, M rs. Dick Sterrett, M['s. Duga n , both f Ch I n a nd Tom . m ission chug�: l'�l held on Ju n e 8, 9, 10 were ha� h�lpe� with the church s par - the 11 11 st week at cam p al Ju ne• Edward Bush, James s. Middle• r M_ oo \1\$: R the n in ho on t top or d, k ' Ohio, where they vl8lted with g i ven by Mrs. Sa n born and Mni . Ucipaho n m th.c Fi ll h f ['y 11?0°· lion City. She played the piano swa r t, M ['s. Cecil R m,ebery, Mrs. fast rock'n roll d,a nce contest w h ne , � ursday night the Ju nior Wo­ and Mrs. Earl Warn ke. Mr. Warn11 o r ed b}' the Middleport Park AsSauer. and Mrs . . Nipa Sander s led the kc 1,s a form u ba nd director al Joe Lawrence and da ughter, Mr. 8 brother and sister team_ed-u-p to men s Cl ub of New H aven wil l ['e. r Anncnjncff Th■ Removal I n her repor1 �rs Sa n born used IIOl' la ho _ n. . . . aon g �erv,ce . �r.d M ['8. Jack Scarb['ough a n d a m- win hon,ors i n the slow dance con- ope n the . New Haven Teen Ca n • 1 MUS. . Durmff the soc ial ho ur a df'ssert 01 !II• Ofllco To Tho n star ting �ll 7:30. The Canteen · ee lour posters which she had made 1l ! n ce r hroue:h. Mrs Lawn y, .,r!y ,. Ttt!'v Sca r , Ri n ky Linthi cum 1 1 v un tmg his • we e B v and F['edtest. Willia m Kircher Ci nfl nn ti nd ,l the meeting, th ree of which coune was served to twen tr rnem- sister, Mrs . Ge r trude Eddy in ' set up as a recreation center for is , M[' Home r. Cir� le a nd D ixie, Ver • die CulUp 9 ; la: O n n Ne1" Busines, ancl G a llipolis. of . h sister, Mrs. or thy e t of deal t with t� e work of_ the th ree bera by Mra Vt'.ill lam Mo rris, Mn. Columbus._ teenag ers of Maso n Cou nty, n a an� Wa v1e C1 rcle, �ren Holter, , r P TaylO Gallipolis att of wo n ProfM81onil BulJcllng )' Athe ns visited rece n tly with th eir . . . boards, Nati onal M 1ss1 ons, F.c u - Bra n ch F"lem mm� ,M rs. 'J: m R ue Be n jamin Bucha nan 1 s spend- au n u. MlAs Vesta McCo)' and Mn. Car la Wi laon a nd Louise Slgle)'. a cake for being "Miss Person ali' . and Mr,, Ma ry Steele ,w,th ' M "· 1 i n, his V ac·ation with hi, " nl Sen ding �ift8 but u nable lo at- "f oI lhI! eve nmg. C:- J Walt er Owen �n d Mn. Georg e an d uncl e and family, Mr. 'an ti Bun Forrest. , ,, , . , M r8. Mabel Neylm er, spo n sor nd were Mr■ . G le n Ables, te at s. Mr Frid Saue v1s1ted Harold s ay Sauer as con tnbull n g ho,i esses. [' Mr Roy Wa['d a nd family of Shelterln1 Arms Hosplta l with . Zern Pierce, Mn. Riley Pl�ott, Mrs. several outdoor record ho-1>5 lfJ , C 0 . Run O � r n d M rs O F . N ulttir and Mn. Sauer's u ncle, Richard Hen- Willa rd PI Jott, Mr■ . Charles Prke the _ P omeroy , area, addre.s�ed the M r . an d Mrs. Georg; Thel llll are Teleph!ine. Gib80l7 6·2%86 crowd and caHed for conl m u ii nce C hatie: of B�ver.ly visited hla dereon · who rema ins io a critJ.c1l 1 Sr ,, Mrs. �harlea Prlce, Jr. , Mrs. Pomeroy, Ohio Cvmmi11ion anno u ncing the birth of a sori, Roger Dl l hon, Mrs. Ok ey Bmit� of outdoor rero�d h_ops �s a • u.['e Keith Ala n we ighlng 7 lb. 1 1 oz., 1 sl11tc r , Mrs. Mad e line Buchana n condition. O ua SL ,,-ort�SCIIWn Mrs, Shelley Bo,Hess,- M rs. Law- way of oom battmg Juvenile delm- Ju n e 1 _ He has two sisters. Karl g , Mr11. Addle Fu-gale is reooverin a 6 a nd familY . . TONIGHT ond TUISDA Y Mrs Be rn ard Ii ullz. who w11s ap• l . . Johnson Mrs George H all J q uehey . J e a 31,,. and K 18dY A nn d M 8· B · M · Ntisfa ctorlly from a broken hip encc poi n ted chalr �.i11 of the Curn mis- 1 Vi61 t ui g M r . !� rs. � ich ahe «ustained in a tall al M rs. Ha�eJ , johnso� , Mr9 , Ruth Se ver-al tee n a,gers fro m Jackso n , a:� w h "AROUND 'rtlE WORLD e n d were r n ,2 Y e e,e w an ove U u . � i � alo n of Educatio n o f Heath Me t ho• her home la■t week Mrt· Fugate SSpr lnM1er Mr■. Da na Moore Mrs I Oh io and on e from Cha r leston, W. G r audpare nts are Mr. and Mn. dist �hu['ch, conducted a s hort bu i;- th c 1r � • eceR M ,�sell c:nf{' Sandy w ho brok� her othe� hlp about a Kenneth McLeod, Mrl!I. Reid Eynon: Va., we re Jn atte n dance at the hop. IN 80 DAYS" un. Carl Lee �f &11han a�d Mr. Nor---lness meeting Sunday ev en ing al and L1�da Wa r , Coa Ernest Thom as, Mra. Mabel , Mr. .and M r.s. Raymo nd Barton year ,ago was j ust gett.i n tO the Ma. m a n Them; of Raeme. Great. Shi r ley Macla nc - D a vid Nive n the church . During the meeting Lax Mrs A11en Stobart poinl h Mrs Dorr h w ld a�k gn n dparente a re Mr, and Mrs. : Mrs. Jack Bcchtlc W !lS clcr!ed a� were c al .k rs In Pa r kersbu rg last TUES�, WED., THURS. Mn. ��t" h: ,�e n tly BosO, Evl a nd Sadie Afcher', Mn. . CLOSID WEDNESDAY Saturda)' Sylvester Donyth)' of Glouster and : 11et· rell!.ry of the group. D en r u Llhda Beatty, lfr11,, uneim, � n employed at the Ohio Valle y e be Mr. and M rs. Perry Curt!, and Mrs. John Hamm of R�clne and ' OIT DOU�LI , TOUR Others attendill l: wer e Mrs. L. Ja n et Beyle[', Robe rta He.rtley, Biking Co ny . R. C. L Mr. ee of M. ary1v1Ue. PURCHAH' Ill ITA�PS w . McComas . Mrs. Jame11 8 re wi n 1t- famll� & re n ow at home after Mr1 lda m,pa Ke !llY -a nd daui . hter; Ca- Thelma Risl ev' ' Ge ne Howard' ton, M rs. N a n M oorc, M r!i. R aymo n spe ndmg several week11 a t the le1ta · of Colu f n k t. r r Stewa Cla Bill a.nd Biggi s mbus vi1lled J "t _ _ .' f 1h 1 · O . Mrs. Emenon Well hll return'd Konkright , ·11.rs Jam e s Jol· nso u home or he r father and mother Thun _ _ __ ay w Ith M iss SalUe MeCor. ' k Ill R d at oc port ue lo t e ne11 h ' ed to her home, Pleasan t IUdge . . James M r . and Mr11. Euler. J11ck KonkRer, Mrs. n and Raymo . . mlck and had lunch with h r of he� father . r ight •M so n , David, were honor- 1 from Holzer Hospital where she Deditl e and Ch 11 rleM McF. lhinny . MiDDLtPdRT IT ' S the Martin Resta urant t o te 1 e:ra:t · e Holda Bridge Party Vls1Un(I Mr. a nd Mrs. Perry Cur. , ed g�ts Sun day aft-noon when wa s a medical patientj _ . n t er Milla M'•· M,Co Mara: u erit e �aver e' rm1ck -II birthday. _ ...._ _ ..._ , tis over the weeken d were his membe['8 Df the Heath , Methodist - -Rirthdt,y Observed Mr. end Mr11. R aymond Bur ha talned ·, wlth a bride party last week Ch reh held' bi-other and family Mr. ll nd Mrll. a Recephon at the U »0 i uulb \ l Dant enlc['tai ned p ,rcy urtle: and LI ndI o ' rci,�. 1 and e Mrs. •·1aud "' • da-hter• .Jtathy' of co • - a her home � erry Ave• Prl .es ehurth In Middle o t to leb a t Middleport 11 Miu awarded , o e to y e a came ., Satu rday fo r a vi . t v1 re wi 1 h a d hme,r Saturday evenint at i p J( The Barr Pam l ly had th . ll rl ' -- · ..., the ['eturn of th ! �on k r�ht'; t: I · her home, Spr l n M Av(!,, honori n g u n io n Jun e 12 at New Mar tldJ, wkh 'M ra. Min� GHmore a nd Mi's , ma n, Mrs. W1lllam Andonon and r ch bY the M elhodlII t Con� th e c h u a tha Ch1Jd1. The Bb rilll c-an'lfl to Mrs. Jame. O'Brien . � t' . hn brother , Fra n k Shn!."!mak er, on v ! lle, Va. ReCreshmenta were served by the r�ren ':i Rr\v · Kon k right l.s begi n his 63rd birthday. P['e11 ent we['e Mike Skidmore P arkeraburi Middleport with Art Gilmore and g th ye ar &II pa5tor 01 M r . a nd Mrs . CIAre ncu Gard n er visited Mr. a n d ' Mrs. Raymond Grtft Tompson who were In Ci n- ho8Less to those named an� Mrs. ��� ch u�ch' nn cl ., r J I les Reed r Cha s, eodore r h M 1ll fl,atutday {or the ball �i me. Th ·p ( Kalie Shoemakcn of Newport, Ba rton, his grandparents Tue.day Kl e I Mr 8 e alrma n Qf · Mrs. ld, Mr e Elberf fred l A Mrs. Gibbs, r M nd a . 11 . ['a r t hc n r h01 Walte . ■ Mrs. An Yco.'(l' rf W a f nd . l Ky ' 10 and Wedn esday ,ISI · da u1hter of East F\t llo n Schiefer, Mr1 . H armo n the Af?ernoon el�cle '"i' d Mrs. Da r st. 1 ham vleit• Do[' The Joppa wScs wlll h a ve their " ucst a nd --l f --• :::_ ed over th O'Brle n Mr,. J w. MeMurray , Mrs, ma11 er o ceremo111es for h e a•f•�w �ekiend with Rev. E next mectl n, al the home of Mrs. di �n ',H0 b•teiter a nd M i88 Mar- fair and In troduced the head11 of ardncr . Pear l Ta n thnre ny June 27, All and M "· . • va rious g['oup6 of th e chureh who M ['. an d M ra. Ken neth E. Byer ion c.be , bach · memb ers are urged to atte n d· --- ---- ------ spo ke br Ie Y 1o we 1come t he pa si nd Mr • and M ['8. Ch arIea · K · 8yer Raymo n d Buton attended & son rKfnny Lee were In . Hu n t- ley t and Ml111 Mlld red Hawley left tor a nd his fa mily back to the Share of your paycheck . . , Dc mocr11tic Ral ly In Pomer oy Tues yes erday for their hom e I n Ne w ch urch for another year. •In return If n [' day fu r an outang da )' e v en ing . at Ri c hmo nd. lt'I tim e Rev Konlr:rl&ht thanked them fo[' d C am en Pa k. r Mrs. Thunlon Clark of Colu mMr. and Mrs. Willis Anthony and thei� warm 'welcom e a nd ex.press• 1 bus I s spendi n g the wetik here Carl a Wllaon, wh o ls e mploy od .ra ndt::hlldren , Barbara and Joe, ed hi1 ple!llure at returnin g to with f rl ends a nd relatlvl!II. .at OU had 81 her guests this week 11Jtent Sunday al their farm ho me. th e �hu rch. Spea king on b e ha l f 1 James Osburn, M r■ . Ve rnon end. Lee Hook tu [' . 1111d .Mrs. Eda:ar Tuckerm an , of the groups we re : E1,11e ne Harrl1, of Lima who is alRecd and child ren visit ed Mr. tending ou lhls summer , Ll nda Ca ryl and Tommy, vlaited Su nd1)' ot the Men'a Fellowship; Mn. and Mr ■ . George Reed Tuead1y. Oun of Huntingt on a nd Caroly n with their parents, R. C. Tucker- E arl Kn ight of WSCS M['s· James Joh n Calowa y who make. his �11:llhoan who also Joh nson of the Ele�nor Circle · spe nt the week ma n a nd Mrs. Edna Juhll ng, hi.>me w_l th M r. and Mr■. Vernon end at the WUso n A2c Jack Co l man spent the week Mra. James Criswe ll of Cl a ss 12 : home to be with TU, WJ 1A U Glf AUtQMj\Tt� 11, Recd wtll be home thi■ week. end with his family al Pl. Ple111a nl 1nd M rs. Klein of the Arter noon , he[' fricndi1. � YOU PAT OUT . �r . an d Mn. George Reed Cllffl M r . and Ci rcle, Misses HalH e a ncl Nellie Zerkle •nd vlsite d his parents, •. ia1ted M ['. and Mrs. Raymond were buHlneu visitors YOU P�T Wl1H CN-1. .,_ CAficaUD n Hu n li n . :,mi. Bethe l Colema n . i Barton Saturda t eve nlna:. A ctn was presented to the J ton Saturd ay A llmily cookout wu held Sun CIIICIII. - 10 ' YOU PIIIODICAU.Y, I Mrs. Madeli ne Buchan1n, Liz Mrs. J<,, Jad Hl nrl" .,.,,. i c- 1, ii..1 M ""I day at tbe home of Robert E . Oat, Konkrl1ht famil y by MiSI Be ss AU YA&ID , NOOP OP fATMllln NOT and Joe)' visited Wedne.d•y with Steven, Janie an G� ra. ley and 110 na. Gueata Incl uded Mr&. Sa nbom on beha li of t�a church 1 d orae y Pomero and , 1 1 2,21 M otte WTand lt. 0- A CIIICIIINO ACCOUNTWliil l!I aoo W. hcontl lhelr n eiihbora Mr, and Mra, Barr, Georae Bilcer and which refreshmentil of pu n ch Jlmm� H .io. c, L Je an Dail ey, E. B. ( Bern ) Dailey, 1fte[' Mr. 11 nd Mr1. R1ymo nd Bi rton, a nd Paula a nd cookies were se rved, with Mrs. Colema n and ll A2c and M r ■. J a ck Ru scll spent Sunday at M rs. Del1ie Reed and Mr■ • Eula h Ca mden P• rk. Kathy. Pt. Pleasant, Mr. and Mrs. Criswel l serving at lhe punt'h Retd end children , . Weekend visitors with Mr ani:l I J. E. Sanborn and David, Cheshire, bowl . M r . and M ra. Robert San ders Mr■. Del Arra ngements of ro11es 11nct oOu"r bert Beckor and ,A mily M r. and Mr1:1. BP.lhel co,leman and and daughte r vlslted her pa rent s Coleman flowers, which were med for th& were Mra. Betty G hnt well and R ich- Roy, Mr. and Ml'I, Gene · , Friday and Saturday, Mr, and •rd Ry affa ir �ere mil.de l)y M.r■. James a n o f Col umbu s. Mrs, E:rn• a. nll Jerry, Mrs. Ha rold Brannon and family , C!Bt Htinry, Clifton� mot her of Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Richa rd Worner , Weber. Mr an d Mr■. H1rold Brannon Decll:tlr, a lao visited Mi't , Bdward Johnaon, organ J st � at the Becker lelpre. visited over the weekend vls,lted hl1 mother, Mra . W. A. . home Sund l'\Y eftnini an d � l' provided C' w �ckground ,music tor L and Mn. ttb h ir par�nts, Mr, tu nFo11n �f �uUan� Sunda y alter• ed to Col u rnbut wlth Mr n. receptio the Taylor John Mn. and Mr, W,rner, wt s. Glad ll noon. Mn. ,c;:r11,el l and . �rs. Joh n where 1be wlll tlslt her dauihtfl1'11. � - fami ly and Mr, an d Mn. J. E. Dye Is Mn. Mn. Charle• Armitron� Vl1itln1 '&!rt. T. Ketchb -Were · eocb&iime n in . Colu\nthll �!)_born and David. I Ch loe John·loa , � ,¥anin . ind M l'i. Alma Peck, Chlll ltotlie . ; .,_1 :ur. and M.n. Bethel Coleman chara:e or \he afte,rJlQOn. V t1lt1 n1 Mr. and 'Mr1t. G.orc,.ii Nr. and Mn, l)W tgb t Brow n and ao� Roy and J(['I. Jean Daile)' were . Powell were Mr1. Jan e Rhode■ and da uahter, Mary; or •�n . ,,.....,� St. Alba'tt11.l ' W, l �'ltlUeP via.lton in Parkenbur, on ln ,l■Rllly e , o f y. Parbrol>tur • ,Tu lda _ ya., were sunday evenIns di nucr _ . ., . _ � �- �.. <c,.,..,ay · 1 • • • · ,' ken of Evangeline Cha pter Of 1 ,:uealJ of Mr. and Mn. ChHttir !tl 1:lamea E. Sanborn Is on vacaUe_n OES are requeibid to meet thi� . . , wi n . Y,tm the C,elanose Corp., G1Uipo.h1 eve�lnC it the hiah tchool at '1 to Mn. Mabel Sa.nbor n who under- Ferry. ractlce for the Gra nd Inapectlort Short-notlte Dan ny S1n born and friend who went 1ur1ery taat Wt'ek 11 Hnber Wednesday evenin,. I lhe _ . chapter Hear Our Cbel'• Hoapllal ta reported to be t mp rov- have 1umm er employment wllh the WHk -•nd ltlp? h,1 nicely and wil l b� hl)lpilalited Oh io Power Company In Newark ·,,l • I l Call T,1 Come Gel It. Arri.,. ift bondvialted briefly Thur.day with the · for &t leut anoth er �k. Mn. Vllla C1rt Is spendin.,: !I.CV• former·s parent■ , Mr. eind lfn. eral days in Al bany with her bro- Bethel Coleman. l r l'n t y o u r I ( . •� . Danny Sanborn spen t the WM• ', ,,1,, . ther and sister-In-l aw. Mr. and Mra. ) • ' Carolyn nd at the home of Min e D. O. Whal\.)'. clothes to UI for Mr. and Mn, Joe Haas and chil- \ Storti. Zant-sville. quollty, one•d0)1 Mr. and Mn. Gene Cohman and dren who have been vtlit1n1 for . an spendln& th� week Jen,, ta 1.4, Mn. with o week the past cleaning, Mod, 1 Come enjoy )'OUf favorite di.ah . and Mrs. James Haw• camplna at Like Alma. Mr. H■Wley, . ,i ....... cll,.Hj fhil,..c-t,y ett p1ico1. , . . • al it, very beat _ _ _ prepared -by a m..ter cht:1f who P•non lnlplte1 ·thl1 l' take■ pride In pleuin 1 pant· oolar -people,. tllt ......, �.... ,kJ!lfo!ly Church met. last .. . .. c. "1 �, , I• , pre• �..,._, a. • . • ,I' 11r: I I j br .n,r,,"\'!'1l> � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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