https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e11ed04c1ff747e6047bb43b7456074a.pdf 0409a25eeac269c7a2d9a245b9d73de7 PDF Text Text .......... ·;.o Pr_,. Surulay 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , June 29, 1960 I Garden Club ie-,•..-..id · Gilbert speneer, k Members Tour e"'angeh.s t, will bring I.he me.1-uac Intermediate Girl Scouts Spending Wee 3 a M onday �':'.' f,:::;- !':!. :�.'"".::::; In Scout Activities at Chester Scout Camp Nursayery morning memben 'fhomas is pa stor , . r I are _eni·or,· l_1g their I nterme d.lli;cr •- Gir I �ou o- Is oI N e1g · hbo Mainly About People In Pomeroy I ay LUCILLE HAWKINS this �eek w1t_h t e1r cam p the hom e of t he ir prea:idenl , 1.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. 1 1 week of camping at Camp Chester Mr. and ,dra. Charles Faulkn e� assistant di rectors, Mrs. Mrs. Ro ber t Ca no1 d i y to go on a 1 director, Mrs. William Everson, and an Vilora Collins and Mrs. Sara Moore. � daugnter, K..riu1y, �pent the tour of C.uper'1- N ursery , n d . 1:'he ca,mp st_arled on Monday ar:id the �irls are do mg all of also t he Athens Sla te Hmll tal ���t ;��� e.: :��h� Pit�:��; n . groun ds. their own cookmg as well as selechng their menus. Pomeroy, Ohle mamed tor .11 weei:'a' viait wun hill Ea ch croup h1.1 their own t a ble - At th e Nur$ery, Mr, eafpe r gu111dparen'8:"' , and n■t�re hl.t�. •re inc l uded _ In Grue1er. . _ . " ,,u. and Mi's: Boberl Harbrecbl a v e ry interesting a nd infor. gne the_ do I act1v1liea, Along with ''The D irty B irdi es lea den are on tree i dentifkJ- .and famuy Ol Coium bu1 were MEIGS THEATRE I I the Rut la nd Garde n Club met at of Mond I r-.;�: I I I i{f!lWI ·ti 1111l1 , I I - _, . L,::,yaI Berean Class)• . ., H Ids' s es.s,on At I I I CLurch Of Christ !" ' OmetOy WC TLJ ' H Jd .meet ... ·e·jng �,n''g uesapy "v I I I · I I I I I I I �".t.."fffl � Fl RE � .�J\\,� FRIDAY J U LY 1 St MASO DRIVE 1 1rrrr.1 • .. I l r-..:===�===:--•iI Around And I I I About Middleport a, I I __ ____ -- -- - Family I I iiiiiiii.. Held Birth I I I I We Art Cloa ing-Out All Of Our Summ er M,rchand.iM HER E'S YOU R (;HA NCE FOR I BIG SAV I NGS te&rff-1 WASH N' WEAR IAN•LON SH I RTS · sLACKS '5A9 20% off ¼ OFF ¼ OFF ADAM STRAW HATS SWIM TRUNKS Big Valuee II\ IVY LEAGUE SH I RTS PANTS • 1' -1-. \ ., ,,..,_ , ' � \ Sizes 28 to 88 $1 .95-Sal, $1.49 AU. Summer loe $4.98-Sale $4.29 $2.95-Sale $2.39 · Merelwul Reduced For $3.98-Sale $3.39 $3;95.5a1t $3.29. CLOSE.OUT I ' ,' - SUM MER SU ITS ' \ . !)ACRON AND WOOL $51,ot' VALUIS ;O�t.y $39,95 AU Other Suits Rt41uctd,, Taal TH E L a Ht I, .JIAIN IT. " _ ,, nd ·, z· ME N'S SH OP PH�NI WY•l-2347 , . ' POMDOY, OHIO - I _ ' M EN'S COOL 1 Full cul smartly styled sport �hlrts . . ... . _ _ .... . . . . .. . . , , - II Rope, iltden, contervatton and dairy calves .,..ere the subject& of Lhe project le&aona on June 20 wh en the Harrisonville Boys :4--H �u b met at the schOOJ . Virgil Atlu ns ind Robert Je well supervi11ed j the ,rneeUnJI with Deari Will and Tom Reed H Junior leaders. Kenny 1 and Terr;, Hender110n, assisted by ! At.kin11, p,ve a demo nstration on I bint knots in rope , Boya with dairy calf project made plane to I a tte nd I county-wide fitting dem • onstratlo n sn d pla ns were made for a field trip for the con se rvation boys. Refreshm ents we re served by Morton Butcher and Urry Ander­ 4 - H NIWI ·- STORE HOURS Days Froni 9 A.Al to 5 P.M. SaturdCi�s , 9 A.ft,- ti» 9 P.M. ' r, I in a wide selection of patterns and colors. Small, medium, large and ex­ tra large Bi'les. Sanforized broadcloths, smooth wash 'n wear fabrics. - $2.95 j ' " • · � ,. · . ' ' "1' , · ,� r • \ f · 1 1-·�.l� . f�7i�.f�·901e'k � f/ ,.',,: drying � Wash 'n Wear Comfortable fit. llleof� or': plofh front mo­ dels. 29 to 46 waist_meosure: .�. . ' :::1 . .- . ' Be Thrif.�! ·$•y•·· ;,AII ;o f :'f· �m Your·· .Elbe rfelcls . IH:� P'.Qmet9y S.�JefJp�: ' ,.• J, ·' • ..,:_>)t i ,- • ,l ' .. • .. AMERICAN MAD£ Routh's Shot S�. q ·1 fiI. . , 1., · IN · MEIGS COUNTY•�1 .... ... IT'S < " • , . . .. .., � ., a1 y e n t 1n e Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 29, 1960- 7 their various joba in the eompany. Such tra i ni ng conailt.a of amiuunl f tion mai ntenance and •tora,t, ye,. hide re bui)din1, 1upply, ammonllion aalva ge, ammunlUon 1urvfil• 1 l ance . demo litioD.1 storage and • • cu r1ty . Tour I I I I Old School Mates Come· From __ j As Far Away As California I j • e are Al I Mn'. I I I Dl·r-tor Goes Th' � Hts c: I , Sh . 'ffen, ues.. . 0WS PLUMBING N E E D5 .Social Events In ' . Willis ANTHONY; "Jif�n j , FROM GOEGLEI N I REFRESHMENT - - - VALUE SAVES TIME - MONEY - w, sn FOR THE 4th ' • . .·. ' CH EC K YO UR LIC EN SE NU M BE R TH I S WE EK ! . - -. . $200 '" J N 20 M I N UTES · Coets.feN 1h1n 12· cente a . . · d�_wJfh 12 months 1o repal' Ptione 'fir.at for tait'�'llfJl'Ov,11k •ther, stop for¥JUt-�· .t. i ' $ 2s o·, o o o '" ,· ' ' ,' ·- . . . , ,j . ' ' 'l'', ' .,,,�.' .·''-,\. . ·You 'could be a winner in Sokio's_ ', ' ----==-=-� ,___ G�egl ei n Read y-M ix Co. 1111,1� fl\1rcli1nl11 ', • I SMITH Q01111NG "' � . • On Uta 11 L • pr. ... ' I Rtservists Are ., MEN'S, WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S ff• .. . - e ·-- THONG SANDALS , Read y.M ixed Co nc rete ., . .. . ' . · · -- · - · - � · I e e Men's S1,�iJi ,r1Iiltidusers . . :. . . . . · Pelu ](.e Bar-�-Q ue Spe cia l ! ;'t �--···· ·· • I Gllflipolis,_ _Ohio , , . . . .. 4. I 414 :Seco�d Avenue . ,_ Classmates At Rutland Schools B efore 1910 H�/d,�uni:o :n� Su=n::d,: ::-------�;,S;--e0 v_ _aJ --;-;;M�a-so ay _ l -;;, �:f' :::c .i�:::c ��.. ; •:pec -: ,��f.'!i -�:,-; er n__ _ Dr. George W. Davis Optometrist v -• . Severa l loca l m('n ore 11mong th l' members of Ripl ey's Army Re­ s�rv e Unit , the 812t h Ordn,1n ce Com1� a nd ing th e company i. Company (Am mo), which is no w I Capt. Glenn E. SmUh of Nf!W ffa. l raining al Tooe l e Ordna nce De- ve n Cap( . Smith la vocat ion.al ,.. / ncull ural mstruclo l pot in Tooe l e Utah r at Wahama T he group ' bega� t raini n g i n j H i g h School. Olh era a tlendin1 ,ll'e . l" tah on June 1 9 and wi l l end 1 111 Lt. Henry ff. Buck. Jr,, SFC lhe i r training the re on ,July 3 _ N1mrud S. Pauley, Sgt. Chulee id. - Koush, Sgt. Kenne th A. Taylor, son --:- spen t Sund..iy w 1 1h Mr. and Mrs. 1 SP5 Robert A. Scarbe Cp l. 811oOo Bo b Greer a t Pt. Plea.an t. Janifer ) ly R. Oh l inger, Cpl . rry, Work on the sewing projects of Thom aa F. retu rn e� bo111e after Yili ting a I Reed, SP4 Ronald L. m emben continued on June 21 Scar berry wee k with the Greers. SP4 Harry L. Vicke rs, Jr., SP4 when tb1 Five Point Star ,.S titche rs , Dav i d Kn a pp and Harold RickGeorge Young, PFC Orville E. met at the home of An n Jmts. Bet­ ard Jr. , � re in Columbus. Bush, Pf'C Jackie H. Cam pbell, ty M■e ft011 •ave the reports a nd Mr. an_a Mra. Don Quis en berry PFC Garry G. (;i bbs, PFC Ralph E. Mrs. Dorothy Karr supervised the a nd family, A then1, ,•i1ited Mr. Noel, and PF James meetlna; Betty Ross, repprter. C D. Weaver. a nd Mn. Oac.ar Henry and Terry. Tooe le Ord nance Depot is locat­ Mr. and M.r1. Ha rol tl Y oung .M.r and Mn. Gle nn Schne ider �ere ed thi rty-seven miles 80uth we1t of Twelv, mem:� o( the Salem Salt Lak e City a nd is nestled in in Columbus Salu rday. Center Boya Club with 'aex She neMn. Betty Gin ther of Columbua the Wasatch Ra ng e of the Rocky fie ld q advh:or met for a session is vi1il41!g her paren t. M r. a nd Mounta i ns. The depot overloob by that croup. Recrea tion was held Mrs. 8. J. Redmond. the Gre at Salt Lak e whieh coYen duriof �he e Y eriinff. Carl E. Shene­ M rs. Grace Cartwrigh t re turned an are a of 1 .800 aquare m i l�, a nd 1 · Sunday wa Reunio s n Day for person s now scattered about field. reporter. home a fter a n utended Yili t wilb the ucrage elel'atior. is 4,o/15 feet. the United Slates, who attended Rutland Schools before 1910 her children. They gath ered a t noon in social AU instruction and o n•the -Job Mrs. , Veda V a nMete r 11 a med i• train / roo ms of th e Method ist Church the reu n ion. ing ill supervi,ed by civiliaq �a l pal 1e n1 .at _H_olzer Hospi tal. She personne Another , unu11ual couple, t hia fo r a bountifu l potluck dinner l o ( which tl::2r� are a � 1s on the cri tic.al hst. then e njoyed severa l hours oi one of siat er.s, was that of Mabel proxima tely 2,200 emp,oyed. Mrs Besn ie Blake returned re minisci ng the days � yean Higginbotha rn, f<ffl Day ton Ave ., b �me Saturday from Holzer HosWhil e at Tooele Ordna nce De,. ego arid more when th ey were Springfield, 0., and Lena B11rk, AnftOIIMM Tht Remov .. a.I. Pil pot the men are given the ,ppor 29� s c hool 17th ki St. d N. s toget her. W., Ca nton , 8, Of Hi• Office To The M r11. Marce lla Chapman t u nity to take Ohio. _They sightsee ing tnp.s �dl Rutla n d as a n d 110n school The coupl e wi th th e most miles , -Now Bq_�ess and of Rutl a nd a ri d Mr1. Ea rl Darst a round t h e a rea and to a tte nd a girls m �e1r •�bteens ln 1903. b eh ind it to come t o the reu nion Profeulo and fa mil y, Pt, Pleasan t vis.iled rodeo. Recreational facilJlies in• The .s1aters are daueht ers of " was Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hogg , nal Building M r. and Mrs. lierman Cartwright elu de bowling, golf, te nnil, !IOft. West Covin a, Ca l ifornia . who Jeri the late James M usser whu wort. Sunday. ball, swimminr., and 0th( organ• • Rutland in l940 (ste picture ed for man)' years In the Rath• · •·, 1 • • •• •• • • • • R et ha Lewis, Let.art Rout i ized games. The trip •o er,d from bu Stor e � • ' • .�, • in IJ,utlan . d e rn nd righ t.) M r. Hogg retired recen u; TRAVEL LONG 0--, a�NCES - Mr. and M n. At1hur: Hogg cfflter West Cvviaa, Calif. M orris Johnson, W est Columbia the depot UI m ade by · p!,ne . Tbe gat he ring wae comple te traveled to: RdUand :for lhe "Belon 1810 Sc.h ool · as rai lroa d agent for the Sou thern . v�ited M,. and Mn. F,ed Lew.: eunion" Sunday. left Mr. Ind Telephone Glhllon 6-2%38 1 Pacific '"Railroad in Cal ifornia. with men who had gone to • Rut­ W, D. Lanning, F■ltbono, 0,, who. left llullan d In•R1938 Frid ay evening. DEB\IT IN ZOO ;nd third frorn rigfil Is NeWe Athey l 1 back to Oblo Just for a qd schools, and w hoae wives h ad l!rl,e, · P-., lhetl Mibef tllJuioerJ'Jllilnbolhorn, l)avtAn, o, -Th - · ey- came Cal l ing on Mr. and Mrs D a na LONDON UP[ - Tlu•,,, London ' Lena (Mu..er) Burk c•-·A-· a nd -... �� .... ..-, . · .. not� a nd with wom en who H · f · · ' --.ru, Lewis Sunday were ,.. · · 1903. · Mrs. Ann a debutantes are plaMin g a Joint )'oungsten had atte nded Rutla nd 0., who left b.I • · Loui 1e I Coll com ing out party July 7th in tlle ey and Toni a or N e w school s, and husbands who h ad dist Qbµrch_ .ar� . Mn•. . Bianchi!' Atkinson and M r. a nd Mrs. (.uth• R.utla n�; M rs. , Maude Ral ph, Ha ven, _ Mr. an d Mn. London Zoo, Cha rl es n ot. One iueh was Mr. and Mrs. CroH�an, ��. l'1PIJ1ie-- \Velsml · J• '· tr 1'ownaend Allen , all Of A!}len9 Pomeroy; Guy .Mutchler, C a rt�ght a l!d E l ai Rutland; n e, ' Maso 1 Eve rett C.al dwell, Vi nton RD. ter _ aiid Mr: il nd. �- �,::fi n, r Po-,. -'fr, and ltfra. Everett Caldwell, Mrs. Game t Entsmina:er, Middle- Shel .ta �nd Mike Lieving, We&t Mrs. Calllwell, who reglriered . well, . all of · �CO!-µrnbu_llj . W. STORAGE TRAY · See Us For Your A., l'ioto n ; Mr. a nd Mn . .Alpha lum port a nd the a1x peraona pic!tured I Columbia . gu ests, rene wed ma ny childhood Ga rdne r, Bveliville;, , Neva Pierce-, 111er; Mr. an d · M ni: Don An Floy de aon, al right. d Roush, Hunting ton spent , t ELECTRIC SPIT frien dships. Mr. Caldwel l tooJI,: hi& a nd ·Rue Tuc,ei:l'D��. �ld4�po rt; · .·Mr. and Mrs. ·WUtlur Theo aid, The re u n ion, usually he ld a n• ! the weekend at home . ' achoolin g elsewh e re. I .Mr. and . Mn. :Jier.�rt l:loa)hnson/: .¥las , Eln Gardn er, Mr1. Bertha 6 FOOT OF CORD nua.lly i n Columbus, o., Wu mov- . M rs. Cecil Hysel l, Roger Will• _-The Mull er dau&:hters me t ·an• Mrs. Elizabeth �e atty, �a.. fuu.de 1 �•her, a ! Mils Carri� • Sa1'16bW')' · ed to Rut.land for the fJrat 1 am, Roger Pe rry and Ju.dy of other old friend at the rettnion . Rutherford, ·Mn. Florence ' Hay1 tim e , 1 1tltn, Garnet Williatnaon� all ol t-hi■ year_ Pom eroy viaited Mina Lewi.a and I Nellie Athey also, (see rieht) 2221 · - -,---Greg Monda y e yening. Eastern Ave,, Erle, Pa ., made the calling on Mr. aod Mr,. Ned Aon Ha rris ol Maoon ;. vWtSALES & SERVICE_ . tbJrd. of I trio of "beat friends" '-"-' Henry Friday. mg Mrs. John Harrison tor a 1 wJth Ma bel ali.d Lena M.usaer. For Mr. and Mrs, Ted Riley Sr. call . week. many yell'I they COlftlJ>onded r-. . \.c ed on Mn. Eddie Rickard of Le...> · Mr. and Mrs. N elson Roush and 1 _ il'n . rulaNW ahhoua:h teparat.ed by · thll' . ' 2_.el · tar:t ..aovte who h11 returned to •■o ns ' of New Ha ven, Mra. Mabie 1 . · ~ -tlelb · · W ftte . Churall. K. I: distance that came with marriage met in 1odal rooms of the church . Mt �e fto ·..:.....:.:.!!. i m Holzer Hoapltal JobllJIOn visite{l . 1lrs. JnseP.b,i,Q,e and raising famlliea. · on Fri� evenina: and enjo)'l!a "8 and also vi1ited Mr. and llrl, Caldwell OY�e week end. MIU STRUT • • • 1 In the group pictures a bove, -MIDDLEPORT, 0, potluck dinner. The occasion was Guald Field, ., --. � and ehlldren. HOLLYWooo UP( - . (n bis the burn ing of the .note on the , take� outalde the Rutlan d UetboMr. own way prpdueer-�dvutlser Joe new social rooma, Attendins were tend and Mr1, Ted Riley Sr., .at. ed the Bible School program Levin� I�, . � _bi1«er m_a n, than Mr. and Mrs. Caraer, Mn. Holat M iddleport Friday even ing 1 "Hercu le1' l!'hom be )las bally- land and Laura, Mn. Bill �HI - 'Vh ' en two of their gr hooed for m ore lhan a year. lama and Judy, Charles Zlmme r- part in the prosr and,ona took I uu. · Phyiically LeYine, a rotund, be- man, Mr. and Mrs. Byron VanMespectacled little lnan, is no ' match ter, Rev. and Mra. Hanlon, Thur• Mr. and Mrs, William Lee of for Steve (Her.c'ules) Reeve9 , • m an Youna:, Helen Barker, Clara Middl eport a nd sons were guests _But he 's s gl��t . when it com e, WilUarna, Phyl l is Williama, Rich- Sunday eY e ning of h er pa:rea:p' / to whoinlll n, 11p a ca mpaljn for ard Gille)', Mr, and Mn.- Wa lter Mr, a nd M rs. Ted Riley .Sr. Mrs. Howard Rayburn an o ne of hl.! horrendous moviee. He Blak,e .and Jimmy and Charl es, d so n , 1 ' • I gives away bicycles, runs con- Mr. and Mrs. Geora:, Burns, Bev- , Mrs. Bell Van Me ter .and children, We' re Pt. old PleHant, and Mrs. Ora Higgin, hands at mhulg teats for kiddies, blares his fll r.111 , erly and Che ryl, Mr. and Mrs. concrete precisely to order. · receivea praise from radio and Bil! lkown, Kent and Kevi n, Mr. a nd son Stewa rt McDermltt vbit­ televislon , a nd fills newspapen and M rs, F�rris Justis., Joa nn and ed Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wiiliams Call us . . . and get deliv­ Dale, Mr, and M rs. L. R. L)' ons Sunday. l'nd magatlnes wl th advertising. ery when you want it where Mrs. Mattie Henry vlslted her Deuble On Adffrtlal"' Frieda Henry, Mabel Johnson, you want lt. Joe spends twice as much mo ney Lulu Ru&!lell, Middleport and daughter Mn. Charles Armstrong · at Columbus. dragging the public i nto the a ter, Jan ice Gibbs, Broad Run. Mrs. Ruel Hoscber and Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Fick, Pomeroy and a, he doea on the pictuni a them• selves. For ln11tancii, "Hercules" Mrs. Paljl �rnbull, Mason, were Ga rnet Allan of Maao n and Mr&. toat onl)' $600 000 to ma ke Joe -- - :cc--;--, -- -, / Thelma Heney were In pt PJea,­ Page SI. spent more th�n $1.2 milllo� pro. seem• everyon e elae has forgotten a nt ,on bu1inesa, Phone WY-Z-3%114 - MlddlepoH a bout lha t. Nobody -wa nt.a to see Mr. and Mn. Elme r VanM eter moti ni it m e 8!afe picture,. They like horror __ _ · Now h� has a new film "ff I cutes Unchained.'' Costs 1 ' milll:� st uff and my plctttres. 'Hercules' doll�. COit of hullabaloo : 2 '!ii t,oo.k. in $18 million. / mill ion doll�. "Nowadays when business geta . . He has other "Hercule&" epics: bad the movie people tend to cut Pl �n n�, b)J\ ref.use■ .to . divulge oxpenaes, a nd the fJr1t thi n g they I .the tttle1. cut is advertisi ng I nstea d th ey . "Wt're In the clrcu1 · buslneaa," &hould advertiae �ore. 1fevil\e , aaJ�.. "Tha t'a . all movie. "�� tbe ctreus Jan 't goi n� so are, the circu, bualnesa.- · will beaUle they don't put up . Dowt Want Mlw11 bW.1t9anta-,, anymore, and they , 11,n·,S a,�o��n•�el- , �nd it I -tt:wPed :bmng the parade." I . .. Sport Shirts ..·, . . )/ . .·-.:-__ Second Section: Features, News, Home Store Advertising MIIGS COUNTY I · I ELBEPFELDS:! -- �-···· . ...:.,. ...... _,, ,,., . • Sinclair. Mn. Kate Sinclai r re­ Fred Rose nbaum ia confined to • le r. Mr. a nd Mtw. Robert RJ�chie and ceived • er1cll.ed breutbon e whlle his home by i l ln e11s. e her at M.rs. Wende l l Frecker spent the aon, Bobby, o f _Dexle.r _C ity _ape nl hous clean lnc Monday \!.-ee k of June 13 in Col umbus with the week end with relatives in the ti ome. Mn. Lucille �aylor o f Frank he r da ughtei- a n d son-in Jaw, Mr. area. Ind., 11 lhe aue.it of Mr. and Un, Mrs. Robert DaYis an d d 1ughters f�mand Briggti Richard Mrs. and Mrs. G. H. Ewin&. n ily a nd attended th e Ohio Voe.a- spe nt the week�d in Geor1e tow Mi1 1 H arri ett Ewin g of Wash ing­ d an Yis a D R. W. t Mrs. wi and Mr. h rs e ach e T t:onal Home Economic Confer ence al OSU. Sh e waa a c- la m.Uy. . Virginia a nd Lorraibe Da­ ton , D. C.,. ■pent 1-at week • with t:ompa nied ho m e on Sa tu rday by vi,, who bav e been spendi ne so.me ler pare nts. Mr. and M.ra. G. Ji Mrs. B1•iggs and chi ldren for a lime with the ir grandparenta. Mr. Ewing. week's visit. M r . Briggs spen( the ··an d Mn. Robert Davia and .Mrs. · Mias a,:ace and Field Ca mpbel l past week en d with the F'reck�n Ka t� Sinclair, returned to their ltad u thl!ir weei:end gue!Ul Mr. and Mr,. C. K. Milner, Cleveland. a nd was accompani ed home by home with the m. rod Mr. a nd Mrs. Gerald Coffe y M rs. Briggs a nd children. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Mered ith and so ns, Sai:. Dicso, Caif. Emmett Will a nd Mr. a nd iltn. and d1Ugtner: , Ja ni.et. and, ... M.iS& M r. a11d MH. C .. L. Fa ulkner and J a rP es W ill and fami l y were in J a n.ice Kirk of St. Pe ,crabtt rg, Fl � . • da ughter Cathleen , of Spring field -: ol umbus Sunday and a t tended a. were we ek end g uest, Clf Mr. and we re we;k ell� ii ue1ts of M r. a nd amily reunion al the home oI M r. Mrs. Homer· Holter. 1 Mrs. Ernest Rea an d other rela, , nd Mrs. Myrun Hudson a t ComM r. a nd Mr1 . Oa Yt!I Fre cker lives. Cit hlel!n rem ained for a were Sunda y dinner gu ests o r week's visit. · ,nercia l Point. R ev . and Mrs. Kennet h Wright• th e ir da ughter a nd son-in- l a w, M r, Mr. a nd Mn. WiUiam H al lor� n �ell and d.aughlers. Esther and Na- a nd Mrs. Homer Holler. �aug�ter, Nanc?',. �n d son, 81II and re• vi!iited r ai ncl Si K:.te Mrs. Bel· of Wayne l r Eii s1Jn rl i ne ancl pre were Monday evening guests 1 ce nt l y in Athe ns with her son a nd I of Cmcl nn a U ,are vmtmg her par­ or Rev. and Mrs. Francis H. G l az- daughte r-in-law, M r. and Mr&. Noel_ 9f]ts, Mr. 11.nP Mra. Ernest P. Duerr, mati ve l ecture � hear n a lu n slu� y the r are m ak- Phy l lis Ha ck e tt and Addie B � ck. lion. He took them to a se ven j weekend guellt of tbe tr parenw. mg th eir collection of i nsects a nd I with Susie Tracy- 11.nd Ja mee acre pl a nting of eve rgree ns which Air. and Mn. �Ul'man McCal l un, THURS., FR.I. and SAT. s_ma l l animal.a. An .a dde d � tlrac- 1 Ev ans .as aids. Wa l t Di.!lney's he has und e rway a nd dlacussed ..uu t'M'. iiJ1d · MH. Hay mund ha•, hon lo t-he camp thu ye a� 15 th� M e mbe rs of .thi� group a_re the trees an d shrubs with them orccht. "SHAGGY DOG" 1 Sh e b.a , M a ry Fra ncis, V1ck1e Young, O h ta Germ a � sh e phe rd _ dog, While at the hospit al ground t1 , F1'ed Ma cMu rr a y , Jean H a gen be longing to . the d m,ctor who h aa Lewis, Ca rolyn Lipsco m �. Fon na Mr. a nd Mrs. Howard Seld ena bcl a n umber of trees we re noted as e b com e a frien d to the glrls a nd Wise, �ay �o �gess . E lame _ H aean cJ son, 1 erry, and hl.s mother. the Ginkg o, Wild Cherry, Am e ri,1]110 a cts a� a wa tch _d og. . kett, Zi b Nier i , June Qu i llen, can E l m, Dogwood , Sycamore Mn . R ay Seldenabel , were Colum Mn. M axine Arn old IS th e bust· 1 Agne s W h ite, Uo nna S milh and bus visnors, :w1onday. and Pop l a rs. A Cartoon Iv...-, N..._.I n es.s m a na ger for the camp a nd : Joyce E v;i ns. M rs. Arthur Ginther of Nev. does . all t he bu)'i ng and _pa yin_g On their return trip to Ru tlan d to 1, a., M r. nu M · H. ai·Leaders (or the F ire Bugs of bil l s. She also Hned in t h is , the l adies slopped at the Road- Brigh 1 .P �� � capa ci ty for the Brown le Camp I are Sa�a Moore . and Pa ndo�_a Col - sid e Park on 33 fur a picnic lu n ch old . G m thcr �f Bea v �r, _} ii ' ,m a ,' na.ll Cincrn obs Ja rene OI c I l ins with Glom1 Bu c k, .,_h a ron 1 wh ich was held last week. Makin g the tour , were M'rs. Mri;. l 1 r e gu a e r M . vnu ot 1ns e�l we ".,"�ck sto e : Sara { s � W Young and Chris Cha pman. Mrs. . Ethe TONIGH T This Thunday the girls will I a ids. Members arc Ann Cr1�er, rs. Ella s St_t�e�� _ _ __ M r.t . l rs. . Russell Li t le , l FAMILY NIGHTS _ . _ _ __ report to camp at 1:00 a nd wl_ll Chr istmc Bahr, Sandrai Hendr_1 ck t Dieh . Mrs. Cush John son , Mrs. Ber tha Amo!, f Dick Mil le r, Anthony Ca rbo ne stay over night Th�r1day n ighl_ 16 I N a ncy Arnold, Re 1be l, Donna - ··A b.UCKET OF BLOOD" Roberl Re ibe l and M rs. ! .11110 p� renta vil lta hon t ime w i th I Chery l Fife, Je,11nette Scott, Ser�n Mr s. ,p Canada y a nd Sabra. (Comedy) pl ann i a ed l progr for a m a spec ' L. i m G l o r i a Lipscomb, 1 ewi . J . d a ______ - a ll!O • lhe ir enjoyment. Ebersbach, Charlotte Black, JenS 0 Ken Clark - YYette Vick en 1 e, Poggy Haughne r, "'THE GIANT LEECIIEI," at noon , ni(e, Blakesle C. m p- ,.�1 hr ak ..I', ,: l Vi ckie Fetly a nd s, u ncy Ti a N 'D . ' T J (Horror) ind M,: g· ��-0 i ! n- 1 F l; inda Conde . C 0 1 , , . t�I � 'I'he Pome, Jy WL"Tll �� ho w e O ath vft 1n�� .Ill)' f THURSDAY ONLY , n... � Tµe1al r?9.m, �f ven e ay d lo the ing _ rn 1n m y .&oCJ u�a: e can ·· by ed l � Frida are com 10 [ Girls " Sh ade RiYe r Gene Kel ly - - Mlh.1 Gay nor ' the !tder au..-u �hurcb with ;nrs. G. ,r, he lp wUh the opera Uon : "L� G IRLS" , F.sthe r Sim?SO n and H elen Bodi1 Mrs. M a rtha Childs predllled H. � wmg pres l<\ fl&. ., • , ·. . . m er with aids Calhy Eng l ish, Lin• - al 10 Tlie Intermediate · �a m p 11 dlme th of 1 tinr e e :.i P 1mgmg aa e the .rollowea busin .?f 1 the over r y bbon,. i G n Evely . Smith a ndDean Joan -- John O'Br ien . g roups 1 dll v ld ed i nto th e roJiow m g nbcra in thi ll group are Car- Loya l Bere a n Cl a1J1 of t he .,;hurt.i a hymn. Dunna the busmeil sea• "HANDLE WITH CARE" Me wit h the names hni n g been se l• ol St�ul, Ja cqut!line Seiden a bl e , of Christ w h en the group m et for 1 111011 le tters were rea d from Se naFRIDAY ONLY ec t ed by the 1couUI. Dia nne Davis, Sandy Bunce, Be e- th e ir regu la,r mee tlng at , the tor Lyndo� John�on and Senat?r , GIANT DISPLAY OF . l!:v er ett U1rkse n in regard to .HIi l " • k Al le nsworth Ca ro l yn Qui l len chu rch In Middl eport. M lh B Campe relta w " '1REWORKS" · ·• song, & Yy ing en op the g l n Fo S 1432, repor tin.1 that the bill has' lowi Pau: Ault Putty · " n'o th Ann Kloe� · i ' B c,gou ne an d Fra n.ees M ary K Bigger & Bett er ! · · e Lord's Prayer was gi ven m th becn _placea belore the Sen a te c�md n a Harris Marjorie J i911 e Th • ge�11 a s l he Ir 1ea de ra. A 1d. s wi·th lt 8 - a lso un ison by the group. mitt ee o n Jnte ntate a nd Foreign , r e · Grues ·c Debbi d an Colbns th is group a re Anita Go rdon Scott in M rs. Edw in Haggerty read t h e I Commerce. ll was 8110 reported Su11,an ne Arnold.. '"TARZAN'S FIGHT FOR LIFE" Ros<! Ma ry Arno l d and J e an sc r iptu re lor th e e ve n inl which tha t 13 promi n en t Protestant lead­ Mem bers ?' t h is g roup a re Ja ne {In Color) Sei denoble are l eade rs for the wa s fol l owe d by a re ading fro m e,s united in se ndine a joint comEva ns , Ch� istine 8!" lle y, S an.fra ' ' Happy Hillbillies'' a n d � arilyn - a lso th e devotion a l book l e t by Mrs. municat io n to the U. , S. Co�gtellf , Clouch, El i nor _Bod i m e r, M ari yn Moo .....G l enn Ford -- R ed Butto n, re and Joa n Hewe tson are the The devot io ns to ba n a lcoholic bevera1es an ail'G eorge Mowery. Stumbo, Ste phaine Pu l len , R uth a ids "IMITATION G ENERAL" re cl osed with e poem by Mr!l . we craft in flilhl. Ann Ferguson. Marsh a Ha ck ett, (Jn Scope) ty "We Wou l d See J esus . " Hagger Mra. J. H. Stephe nson an d M iss Sal ly Ra thburn, Ba rbar■ Tatterion Group member, are M a u risha Al110 Cartoon meellnt Lucretia G enheimer were n am ed th During e busin e ss a ne Mary Ann M cKenile and J Durst , Peggy Fo lmer , Rebe cc a the annu a l pic nic wa .!I discu&Se d as t he nom inatina: comm ittee to 're• --· -- --- · Sll_v e rs., Sedo n la S� nc er, J ew el an d ten ta tiv e plans we re made to port a l the July meetin1. Mrs, ! · · - - -Pr i c e , SU6a n . Morris, Rose Ma ri e hold It in July. j Lu ci lle Naylor, Franklin, Ind., Ha�kcll, J a � 1ce � verson, Carol prlie wh l cb was was welcomed II a a:u est. travellnt The . �11d e raon, L mda Shephe rd, �erri brou(lhl by Mrs. Chi l ds w.111 awa rd '-. �W' Du rin& the program hour Mrs. Fu l tz, Darl a . li:.bersbach, Lmdll ed lo Mn. Georg e Hudoo n , Daiay Jasper led the worship serReuter and Hi l a Va ughan. illl!!!!!!: refresh - Yice for t he flower a n d ·mi111iOn d eAfter lh e meet ing, � me nts were served by the tmspartme nt a nd Mr,. Phil William• tess e1 Mn. Mowery � nd Mrs. Ha g- aon leading tor the depa rtment ot Granso H1ts l11.spection Z#J c. E . Jones, dUltrict deputy, Ion, g erty w ith Mrs. Jam�s Hawl ey as srmnd serv ice &ave im i nlere1tin& I ducted inspection when lhe Ol lve a contribu t lng hostess. Guests tor read ing "G . I. M Oflls-Whose (: rang e met in re£ula r 1es1ion [,•ri, t he ev ening were Jill .Bringhard Fault. " Mrs. Ralph C. Zun del tol d l of a trip e ast and o f i nteresti n g , day ev ening at their h111l. Jo11e an d Sheri Mayer. I poin ts of Intere st . Pra yer by Mrs. ph lnc lt i tchic, Master , pre11id ed. I� Ja sper conc l ude d the meeting. lrrrr.l Kath leen Milhoan, lecturer, used (""1111111 I the theme · •safety on the Farm and The ne,ct meeting w'.IJ be • pkng part ln the proTakl ." In the social room of the Fednl Highway c ! a ORKS FIREW l AMu Will Dl1pl1y Our Robe rta m we re Mrs. Sisson, ated Church On Tueiday, July 26. gra cr ! EVER THAN ER BETl' BIGGER AND Wel ls, MrH. Cllrt!s. Mr8, Ritchie , ' 'l'hc re·11 NO.CHARGE for Chil d re n In Can Und e r 1 2 yeara of R,ry, Mn. Milhoan. Cr, Linnie • Diril'IAlr SO BRING YOUR CHILDREN AND TitE NElGHBOR'S age . frcshmenla were serve d . Mt. a nd Mn. Wllliam Wells. e.D· I CHILDREN _ _ • AND HAVE A BIG EVENfNG OF FUN! ly fllQQIJ HQ\IQ4Sll,llLT, '- , tertalned a group of . -re Iatives on · ! Friday, July ls the date of Jl'JF. ISI FIATUR 1110 TWO ON THI SCRIIN - _ , ... 1 nt'xt meeting night Vislton f rat;l,l Mr. and Mrs. Rober.t Shprp �dond ay wi th a dinner ,, lheir range wll l hf e n tertain• G k Hemln� vlalte . d over the pa st weekt'nd home , Ball Run. G�est■ Were •)lrs. Gordon S•GIU In "TARZAN t'IGIITS t'OR LIFE" . e m i ed at tha t t wi t h thei r son "&nd fami ly, Mr. I .Ed Ste cker, Mill Nelllt L)'le a nd Gl•nn Ford ■rid Red Buttono, "IM ITATION GENER AL" N ew teg a lia cnlors of bl ue and and Mn. Way ne Sha rp, Za nesvllle Mrs. Barbarl Wells all of ColumCHILDRE N U NDER 12 f"IIBt IN CARS ADULTS - 60< white were on• displ a y at th e last Mr. and M rs. Fred He nry and bus. 1 meeting. . gran dson •Cli fford, who have 1 be e n Hvi�g in th11 Slan1bury pro- .A, 11,nounce Son' ,1 per ly on Soulh Thi rd Av e nue Re v. and Mra, Roger L. �iehop moved Mpnday I nto the J . .ff. 11ire an nou nclna t he birth of · a son, G ra te house on Pe a rl St . . Ste wart Allen, o n Friday, Ju ne 10. C l l tfottl Ma n ley a nd Richard Grandparent& are Mr, a nd Mh. Picken, re tu rned hom e Sunday LawTCnce Bis hop or Chillicothe evening from a week1' ya ca tlon a nd Mr , aq,d Mrs. Mart.I n .of nea r at Seneca St11te For<" 1t In Wat1t I Y.. .i ver ly. Vl rglnl11 where they e nj oyed trd� t · Rev. Bishop, a forme r p1J.Stor of fishing. . the EntcrprilM! and Yornt'lg Sta r Mn. A. V. Smit h and da ug hter ti:UB Churches, hH been attondl ni: Mrs. Kathry n 'MHH11PH0_n a �d t he ThcologiCII I Sem inary a l D a y. ch i ld ren who ha ve been l_1 ving in Lon for the pa,t three years and j Po meroy mov ed Mo nday mto the lil:Udu ate d on J u ne 1 . He w11 or­ house on Se venth Street recently dairled o n June 24 at the EUB Con• va cated by M r. a nd Mrs. Erne1t fercnce In Logan an d ii now pastor Covert. . of the M in erva Park EUB Ch11r h . M r. and i\irs. D a vid Ohhngn I In Columbus, and da ughteN le ft Tue sda y for Wooste r whe re they wi l l rnake the ir ho me w h ile David is asto• el ated wi th th e Economy Loan t here. Mra. Oh l lng er'8 mother. Mrs Fra nk Gre,1111 accomp an ied them for an lhdcflnlle vl-,lt, M rs. W illi a m Eve rson recelved word Mo nday th at he r mother1 M rs. L. C. Tenna nt was a dmi tted to the Ohio Va lley Ho1plta l In S teubenYUle for treatment. · Fred Shiflet who has been I pat ient at Holter Hospital reie,�- , l : ly u nderwent 1nr111ry . Mr,. lamt11 Walter who . ly underwent tur1ery at- �amderi­ Clarll: and h11 been returned horp� UI nported lo, be l1J1Proved· 1 a nd 11 able to be u p 1ome. l(r, ind .!In. �rl,hur C, !l" F � left 't'uetday for their homt', West Covena, C1ltf .• 11 rt er a MW• · MARX•MADE HIS and HERS er al d■ya vl■lt wl th thei r co usin, 1 ,7.95 Value Mn. Wilbur Pierce of Bnftbury. Whlle here they a nd Mr■. Plerco ' a ttended the Rut11■d aehool re­ I u nion. Not Open 'fontght •� I ' Winning Ohio aut.o license numbers ,orept.ed at_al{ B(Jhio BtanoMim,14 1 ' ' , I �--- � .... ·---- 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 29, 1960 I • were eleeted and l ndude G ladine O :Offl Newlun, presldent; Be tty Ffede r. ' ip, vict". president ; W anda_ Lar ltim lreuurcr ; tv �tar,v; �era :_ iolet Smith. lj Jwlet f,nffll, l..ijm a . � ..k • an ll,)lt.4tr , birth Tw Ylt6nc M_,tied Peo�·s �lit'Q: dp,a me«. �y �emipc at the day flllld. . churdt bu•ent. A diarU!sion or Celebrallng birthdays were LeMatthew 5 WH hf-Id. No•• m 1 We b• �-r , nd .. on, Babco,.k. Delores Frank will present a talk l\aomi Pickens. Preae nJ \!...:re Treson '·Rachel" at the next meeting to sa Swain_ Mr. and Mn. Dave Yates, be held at Portland Park. Officer Mr. and Mn. Oscar Babeock, Mr. a nd Mr.. Georg� Frederick, Mrs. l'"io � Weber 1 Dd sou and Mrs. Hardld Holt.et'. Lo�s B tt -- SPvera! from here att•mded a 5lorll: shower for Sandn Mau;ar: Mrs Huland Slethem and child• ren and Mr. Ud Mn. Lewi.5 Young fpent Wednesday m Paden City, W . Va r , N�• BT i dl)on, Pa. a . M be l Sar t ts \" 1s1 t m g her !!ll s ter, �- Elbe! Chnalicr "* ......� ,. - ; H artford W y S.oc'al E ts Oe 4 i,!1'· I Clu!l" I 4-H News �ij, .-m!!AI e � J?_s a k.t::� . �,on . R I N �.. $225.00 • Rine K AN:r> C JEWELERS Phone WY-l,3785 Eut Main Stl'Nt - -� ;- Pomeroy, Ohio Where your dollar buys mo.re Ml�E& PICN IC : SPORTING AUTO SUPPLIES 24-INCH w•1110� IIKI LI,. If' WtTH COUPON oOo Mtmber1 of the Riverview 4-H CluJ) 11 dlecl �g and worked on Je....� . D��'rts when they met Junt:, 1' t ltt,:ho.rne of J une Pool­ t!r· ?-4"aJ�1 rot ln)W!\ and Pauline �yert, advtao-1', 11,tpeoised the me�tinJ. S-ui Abo Myers, reporter -.c...� ... :,.. ..t ' , it :tr.• •"ll<!oi/llni �l�f aet , Mrs. Ch;,r., Jublln.11 who baa been confined to he? home bf 1, improvins. Oris Bumgarner wu here Satur• day with hlt hay" PteP, Ple111ing hlay f,or Floyc,I Mc1' ill1.P. William Roush and i.hmute Juhl log who went to Ch1C¥,o , last week seeking emploJtntrit, hav� returned home. .. -, • •I . ',, . m..., . ,, NEW l;"ORX UPI - n,e scien­ illic PIOOI that ae�Jy •Pl'ailng the fli!male la toue'hei' aod more <1,u,abte than the rnale baa been edended lrom the hwilan world to the fish world, sveciflcally to that proliflc and well-thou8'ht-of Mr. ■nd Mta. A. K. MeClunc ' tropical minnow, the guppy. A t:ataatrophk accident for t he spent Sunday in Chariest.on the guppies involved brought about guest of their aon an d daughter• this bohitcring of a growil\l s n s- in-law, Atty. and Mrs. A. K. Me­ plcion that the principle of 'remn le Clung Jr. durability and comparative male · Miss Mildred Cha,pnian, la l!lpead­ fra1ility, well proved In 'peoWe, is , one which operates tbroulho1Jt ine a two weeks vacation at Vir• ginla Beach. ' nature. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Roach, and , The •ccldent occurred oYer a son of Zanesville are visitlna re­ weekend in a lhth laboratory at laUYea at Fairview. Winthrop College, Rock Hill. s. c, Lester Gibbs has moved into Something happened to 8 thermotheir new home. :itat and up went the temperature In a number of tan"9. ll'isb have Lowell Wingett of The Sentinel or live within a falrly nar,ow tem- Pomeroy, called on Mr. and Mrs. perature range. Anytblhg below J. M. Crump, Monday. or above is curtains. Mti. ,and Mrs. Harold Bumgaran When sclenllst John � f"reerl'la · returned to his laboratorJ<;Vo'bday J nd chlldren Delores, Mary J.ih morning he found a dlsHter. Ap- and Johnnie of near New Haven pro"Xlmat<"l)' three-fourths of his visited Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Crum p guppies were dead. But scientist- Saturdny evenin,ii:. Later in the llke, h� turned the tragedy Into e\rening Mr. and Mrs. Crump ac. ct11mpanled them to the home of. an advancement of kno\fl,4'f· C � k• Survivor.' �j{�! Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lewis near He checked the sex offthi adult ' West Columbia. 1rr.urYIYora - and the adult d@.Jld, Of Mra. Robert EmbleWl of Nor­ adult females, 81 per .'ciht had folk, Va., 11 vlsltln1 her mother, survived. Of adult males, 01\ly 92 Mrs. Mary Ann Xbu and other per cent had been able to with? stand the elevated temperature. relathe1. Mrs. W. T. Stone WH ln New ' Put the other way, only 19 per Haven Mon.-ay ■!temoon. cent of the fem1les were kl1led Mr. and Mr■. Jame, Fiber and while 61 per cent of the males 100 John Irvin of Charleston died. The adulthood of the survivon spent the weekend with her par­ W. ·Kell. WH Important because it II then ents, Mr. and Mn. J. Mr. and Mr,. J, M. Crump were when the chemlstl')' of femaleness In Pomerw Tue1d1y. and maleneH are fully operative in 11,h as well H In human be. S�H,00!. �IPOR� Inga. Frecmap noted that the NEW YORK UPl-'fhrte out of more mature the femalenees of the female, judglnf from body loar chll�en. enrolled In Man­ alie,the better 1he withstood the ••tla/l'� pubjic elem,qto,J sehools are or futr�o Rican. ac­ threat" to life. cordln1 to .• npof't; 1ubmllted to AmonJ human beln,zs, th,e nat• ural mechaillsm which brlnp the Board ot J:c111c1Uon. about a re"djustment In th� pro­ portion of the 1e1:e1 bc.glnnlnc In th, middJe 1ear1, ll ln the chem• Y.1111!1 istry of the female. Her aex hor­ mone, e1troeen, 11omehow proteell her a.rtetle1 from "hardenln1." She doun't have heart' ltttack■ • I• , ·' I ind stroke,. 111111Uy There I■ eviden• evlng , estrocen pr:Me<!t• 111� her 1tterle1. The (UPPlf dl111 . adds to the evidenee " that the emale of woat..or •- "- � the mo,\ atili." ; ... F P lrand _�:��af IU FRYII PARTS · t4RE A DATE TO ""LUBRIC4TE" lb. 5 9c 19c; �CIM:Wt& w& S .-lso $-'50 oncl 615 �,. 125.00 wodd"'9 ' � fa( olcler eifls was the P(l)Jtct tJeucm w,etJ tl\e Rseine JoU.V Jtinioni Club 11\et Jurie 17 at t:tae ]J.acljw Methodi.,t Church. Mrs. Qpriet Neiglet and Mn. Rii s e -Grlnill�f. 1dvlaore:, eave demon­ alraUonf o• cu,ttlng out patterns , for- dreae1. Carol Wilcoxen, re, portel". ' li'oli>t ft, ■ Mary McAfee spoke on parlill· meiiitu, procedure when the Ro de SprinaM Busy Bees 4-H Club met on June 16 al the home of Mrs. Amus Leonard. Betty :Erwin was ui eharj'e of the meeting with ·'St'W· in1i:" JS the �roject leuon. -JiJ n{'t An10ld, reporter. - •• ; C oOo ...-n.a ' l'nm•n's G....a·t•r DurahiJ,Jty een 'l"L-. • JWuOUt Nature �IDLIY .I ce: .i I D I A M O N D l *· cJax • with I devotional eenlce. ArJ. nouncement Wal made that Ri ch- I ud Bantiman, student mmister of ColULe Uoiversi t)', Ro<'hester, N. Y., would be here for the sum• mer lo wotk with l he youn.-: peopie in a recreation program. He will stay al lhe home ol Mr. and Mn. Emil Knight. Plans were tentatively m■de for the annual Sunday School picnic. Delicious re rres h ments were served lo Mrs. Jacob Phillips, Mrs. Steve Howard. Mrs. Mary Aumiller, Mn. Ruby Board, Mrs. Hugh Juhling, Rev. and Mta. HooYer and chil­ dren Carol, Cb�stioe and Paul. Mrs. Earl Hofrman, Mrs. D. A. S!Dilh !'l.': Jo!"l "'"""" Jr., . Cl,.;pman, ;., lljd .,. Ill,, ....,. &Ix� J. Ill. Cfump 11pd Delbert Dolaoo. � .... ..--iIIO. . ,,_ . .. to 5b; J:OUM peop]e. av� t?. te� f� c�" fQr jiµi, �uly 2 Jq,dy M fau1et� ���, Jhp �b anJi D1,_vid l'i.eldf. Te1t1 apd Jer�Y 11.ojl fw; Jw, lSth-231:d J<,. well llall, Xildred apd Iola Wartllo IJIIJOTI tt.CNI.C Mrs. )faey Aui:6illet, local, -.. M111<lne Arno)d and daq/,� �u,ol POIAW)y, Mr. aµ,! �Reuben Stewart and � GA1,J of M.uon ®l�Y.•d .. Piel$ ,;ecenlly �I tho eouijlq � of ¥,, ID� !Ir� G�i• 11,w near Pie,..nl. � Ven By Vlrtinla Ci11rleton JOHN M. ROY DIES A reeling of sadness WH felt here last week whl'n the news u me thal one or ils former cititeus had passed away at SteuTed !layman a n d Larry Gri m of ben ville, 0 . U'tar! Falls were 1,u ilm"� '1arilyn John M . Roy w,s born Septemand Janet Bisse ll, Sunday. ber 25, 1872 , and spent most of Harold Brev.er s pent a day in Co- his life in Har tf ord, mo ving s.e vlumbus recently. eral years ago to Steub<' n vi lle M r . and Mn . Haro ld Hol t er and where he died J une 17 , 1000, aged c hildren spent Sunday with Mr . 87 years, 8 months and 22 dayli. and Mrs. Hanson Holter, Forest . His wife preceded him in death aw,. died Nov•ml>er ll, ll!Clt b.o,vln1 , Milo Stewart, 1 native of Unt1. y 'Ill a lllOllW>eot and . Ro Ki: loll f C� t o e Bottom, died at the home of hlil '- "°Iden llule tl!lien here inDuenllal bi&hly Ib -11.Y •I ff ,••1'<: o at b m d au1hter, Mrs. Howard Hu,ghes � ..i who WU interut" and took P•rt M\m,;�q! u ...� ,., Col�bua. several from here Iii,, ···""' "•:Nter ,,11.k 12 In, all �u -�•v1u, . , that wu !or tlle m attet)dt.a,. tended the funeral at "Pomero,. betterment ol the town. He vrat Buri1I waa made in Sand Hill Cem­ ky ._nd IOP � � DaJ · ote Ume mayor and whUe ln , · t ■ r C N� , , o. r . mou.;.r, , · ed ,w e tery. was instrument-.! in h.a.Yinj: 0� week,·. one a l);dewalk put ln a part of th, Belle Groce 11 vJsltlni relativ1p1. i n Tellaa. "'· allji. 11n. lll•IA Spi]Jb "� · lo'"1> woi<b bu b<en a 11reat I Dagmar Rumager, Portland, i,. <lll)tMI• �!., ofl 'iluy �Ibbie '1· �,,01. 11'.las, llaey /Inn Mr,. � siltor,, vl11iting relatives here. . lb:, «D Rev. and Mu. Kenneth Rig� :Horinao W�� apent the week on,e oI the town's .qed and highly ee:teeriled residents live, on Front ,Qd. �lih his and hmlly. called on relatives in G allipolis. _ Stteel. -:t. lle Gad betn a freguent visitor here Bin(e tD�vin, a y. W:IIS . and qi I • , ' , ' f I,> I Gm, Glli!i, , I •, 11n. Cllar1e, Gibbl •wt Orville Bush, son of Mr. and 111,rs. LeoJo,d 111JAA. .,ho 'M. ' iD the ,\rmy 111\1 'l�ka Harold � ..,. qt Ila. lle,wr�ea _,. •11"19illl ha, been ·1n Salt Helen Anilo'rtOll 11 .,...•.,,. al,• QO,U. the army for t�e Pi',8.t teg years t. Lake City, Utah. reconUy rel� t,cpJn J:!, waH. CL..... ,Nl llr.-1.._1;1 I where ,he .. 1talioned, 11,1JcJ with A. Mctlung Mrs. I. and ; llf, _ .1 a l�iough •� bosll l'riday e,ening to toe his wile are Aclult Bible claBA and of here �i\h teq\h·� l!IIW •u•.•· t. � �VIEW 1� 11,tpti,t Sund.,,le ' , Tho Donald Roach bu �u,i:C&ased a '9v. Hoover open� meetln2 -'- ,c --'- ,.,, mill and 1111th' his latlfflr Eroest llojlcb .. ha•i"I ii up � II "' 'I.I 01': th,elr farm at ll'■iniew and bualneBB. will ,oon S.°"'e • ,. !tefflS , .. I • \ •• ·• l.?�r. .M.ld • FRotEN -MIN 9f; '· ,,' lb. � -..1. (With this coupon and purch... or . . . $7.oo or mor�. So that we may serve � of our cus­ tomers, Evans legs & Jhighs - 49c. •b. • ' nI ' I r , , u,. c,lle I ' 91. •n1 • • ,, ! t J t '·• ' I•. �- • ·. , 1,0 @. pk91_, -�. Red Ripe . 22 · lb. to 24 · lb..- ,wg. I . '.N'e�n , · I _ in , must limit 4 FrJo,t to each family. Gqod at all EVANS �-� until closiJ,g time Joly 2, U60. . - , ' ' - ' ' . • /' " ( 0 t ,. '' :11ly-at-· 0 · l1d �:s,tf i a_to11plete -•���••-f�!t• ' .' • • • • •lks1• • • -----� -B•t 'Ilnl �.... . VANGUARD . W.U'Rlu:01.11,,i,, . ,· ....... . MM •KW '. -- • • . ....... HGUSl ·PAIN1' ' -- - ' �\i. • ' • • • • - -· •9', . •, �· •, ••' ..... • • • • • •• • • • -. .l " " . . . . ,a.as U NC. DELU:S:IC ,1a.11, ' .• • •• • • • llDIEN'S SWIMMING POOlS ' ,,.,.-$_,. . .,,.•• • '• . .-11 .' ;· '·) TO • , 11,91 t ,. •• , I t,n..95 , J � . Try ; .' • • "' IN �NIT, OHIG _... .. . . ' ' ' .' So� �°"" .) l\•tau.,.. ·- ' ' ;\.':" ..... . . �, r .i, L 1 lo ; . • " ' ·' , : YNIS -AHi � , faul!C - ·c 11tG'�ts· ·. , . • H and R FllnTOME DEALER ffORE ♦ fND ,"\ sr.ws. ,oo, eu>M Alt ',t&Y , '' ' t. �· . · · · > .,. ., ' , � •. .�. , " ...,. . JUtt:'4th .. ' . - .,., , ,':' ' -.. :.. .. ... ;1-: -- - -./· - · - �--..,..... ... ,... ._. • • r,. . � , .l - · :_ -�• • • •• ' · ·• • . ---- . ,•-, >I ' • ' • • ·· ,. ' ··� -· .. • ,. , .' , •' ' �--- � .... ·---- 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 29, 1960 I • were eleeted and l ndude G ladine O :Offl Newlun, presldent; Be tty Ffede r. ' ip, vict". president ; W anda_ Lar ltim lreuurcr ; tv �tar,v; �era :_ iolet Smith. lj Jwlet f,nffll, l..ijm a . � ..k • an ll,)lt.4tr , birth Tw Ylt6nc M_,tied Peo�·s �lit'Q: dp,a me«. �y �emipc at the day flllld. . churdt bu•ent. A diarU!sion or Celebrallng birthdays were LeMatthew 5 WH hf-Id. No•• m 1 We b• �-r , nd .. on, Babco,.k. Delores Frank will present a talk l\aomi Pickens. Preae nJ \!...:re Treson '·Rachel" at the next meeting to sa Swain_ Mr. and Mn. Dave Yates, be held at Portland Park. Officer Mr. and Mn. Oscar Babeock, Mr. a nd Mr.. Georg� Frederick, Mrs. l'"io � Weber 1 Dd sou and Mrs. Hardld Holt.et'. Lo�s B tt -- SPvera! from here att•mded a 5lorll: shower for Sandn Mau;ar: Mrs Huland Slethem and child• ren and Mr. Ud Mn. Lewi.5 Young fpent Wednesday m Paden City, W . Va r , N�• BT i dl)on, Pa. a . M be l Sar t ts \" 1s1 t m g her !!ll s ter, �- Elbe! Chnalicr "* ......� ,. - ; H artford W y S.oc'al E ts Oe 4 i,!1'· I Clu!l" I 4-H News �ij, .-m!!AI e � J?_s a k.t::� . �,on . R I N �.. $225.00 • Rine K AN:r> C JEWELERS Phone WY-l,3785 Eut Main Stl'Nt - -� ;- Pomeroy, Ohio Where your dollar buys mo.re Ml�E& PICN IC : SPORTING AUTO SUPPLIES 24-INCH w•1110� IIKI LI,. If' WtTH COUPON oOo Mtmber1 of the Riverview 4-H CluJ) 11 dlecl �g and worked on Je....� . D��'rts when they met Junt:, 1' t ltt,:ho.rne of J une Pool­ t!r· ?-4"aJ�1 rot ln)W!\ and Pauline �yert, advtao-1', 11,tpeoised the me�tinJ. S-ui Abo Myers, reporter -.c...� ... :,.. ..t ' , it :tr.• •"ll<!oi/llni �l�f aet , Mrs. Ch;,r., Jublln.11 who baa been confined to he? home bf 1, improvins. Oris Bumgarner wu here Satur• day with hlt hay" PteP, Ple111ing hlay f,or Floyc,I Mc1' ill1.P. William Roush and i.hmute Juhl log who went to Ch1C¥,o , last week seeking emploJtntrit, hav� returned home. .. -, • •I . ',, . m..., . ,, NEW l;"ORX UPI - n,e scien­ illic PIOOI that ae�Jy •Pl'ailng the fli!male la toue'hei' aod more <1,u,abte than the rnale baa been edended lrom the hwilan world to the fish world, sveciflcally to that proliflc and well-thou8'ht-of Mr. ■nd Mta. A. K. MeClunc ' tropical minnow, the guppy. A t:ataatrophk accident for t he spent Sunday in Chariest.on the guppies involved brought about guest of their aon an d daughter• this bohitcring of a growil\l s n s- in-law, Atty. and Mrs. A. K. Me­ plcion that the principle of 'remn le Clung Jr. durability and comparative male · Miss Mildred Cha,pnian, la l!lpead­ fra1ility, well proved In 'peoWe, is , one which operates tbroulho1Jt ine a two weeks vacation at Vir• ginla Beach. ' nature. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Roach, and , The •ccldent occurred oYer a son of Zanesville are visitlna re­ weekend in a lhth laboratory at laUYea at Fairview. Winthrop College, Rock Hill. s. c, Lester Gibbs has moved into Something happened to 8 thermotheir new home. :itat and up went the temperature In a number of tan"9. ll'isb have Lowell Wingett of The Sentinel or live within a falrly nar,ow tem- Pomeroy, called on Mr. and Mrs. perature range. Anytblhg below J. M. Crump, Monday. or above is curtains. Mti. ,and Mrs. Harold Bumgaran When sclenllst John � f"reerl'la · returned to his laboratorJ<;Vo'bday J nd chlldren Delores, Mary J.ih morning he found a dlsHter. Ap- and Johnnie of near New Haven pro"Xlmat<"l)' three-fourths of his visited Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Crum p guppies were dead. But scientist- Saturdny evenin,ii:. Later in the llke, h� turned the tragedy Into e\rening Mr. and Mrs. Crump ac. ct11mpanled them to the home of. an advancement of kno\fl,4'f· C � k• Survivor.' �j{�! Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lewis near He checked the sex offthi adult ' West Columbia. 1rr.urYIYora - and the adult d@.Jld, Of Mra. Robert EmbleWl of Nor­ adult females, 81 per .'ciht had folk, Va., 11 vlsltln1 her mother, survived. Of adult males, 01\ly 92 Mrs. Mary Ann Xbu and other per cent had been able to with? stand the elevated temperature. relathe1. Mrs. W. T. Stone WH ln New ' Put the other way, only 19 per Haven Mon.-ay ■!temoon. cent of the fem1les were kl1led Mr. and Mr■. Jame, Fiber and while 61 per cent of the males 100 John Irvin of Charleston died. The adulthood of the survivon spent the weekend with her par­ W. ·Kell. WH Important because it II then ents, Mr. and Mn. J. Mr. and Mr,. J, M. Crump were when the chemlstl')' of femaleness In Pomerw Tue1d1y. and maleneH are fully operative in 11,h as well H In human be. S�H,00!. �IPOR� Inga. Frecmap noted that the NEW YORK UPl-'fhrte out of more mature the femalenees of the female, judglnf from body loar chll�en. enrolled In Man­ alie,the better 1he withstood the ••tla/l'� pubjic elem,qto,J sehools are or futr�o Rican. ac­ threat" to life. cordln1 to .• npof't; 1ubmllted to AmonJ human beln,zs, th,e nat• ural mechaillsm which brlnp the Board ot J:c111c1Uon. about a re"djustment In th� pro­ portion of the 1e1:e1 bc.glnnlnc In th, middJe 1ear1, ll ln the chem• Y.1111!1 istry of the female. Her aex hor­ mone, e1troeen, 11omehow proteell her a.rtetle1 from "hardenln1." She doun't have heart' ltttack■ • I• , ·' I ind stroke,. 111111Uy There I■ eviden• evlng , estrocen pr:Me<!t• 111� her 1tterle1. The (UPPlf dl111 . adds to the evidenee " that the emale of woat..or •- "- � the mo,\ atili." ; ... F P lrand _�:��af IU FRYII PARTS · t4RE A DATE TO ""LUBRIC4TE" lb. 5 9c 19c; �CIM:Wt& w& S .-lso $-'50 oncl 615 �,. 125.00 wodd"'9 ' � fa( olcler eifls was the P(l)Jtct tJeucm w,etJ tl\e Rseine JoU.V Jtinioni Club 11\et Jurie 17 at t:tae ]J.acljw Methodi.,t Church. Mrs. Qpriet Neiglet and Mn. Rii s e -Grlnill�f. 1dvlaore:, eave demon­ alraUonf o• cu,ttlng out patterns , for- dreae1. Carol Wilcoxen, re, portel". ' li'oli>t ft, ■ Mary McAfee spoke on parlill· meiiitu, procedure when the Ro de SprinaM Busy Bees 4-H Club met on June 16 al the home of Mrs. Amus Leonard. Betty :Erwin was ui eharj'e of the meeting with ·'St'W· in1i:" JS the �roject leuon. -JiJ n{'t An10ld, reporter. - •• ; C oOo ...-n.a ' l'nm•n's G....a·t•r DurahiJ,Jty een 'l"L-. • JWuOUt Nature �IDLIY .I ce: .i I D I A M O N D l *· cJax • with I devotional eenlce. ArJ. nouncement Wal made that Ri ch- I ud Bantiman, student mmister of ColULe Uoiversi t)', Ro<'hester, N. Y., would be here for the sum• mer lo wotk with l he youn.-: peopie in a recreation program. He will stay al lhe home ol Mr. and Mn. Emil Knight. Plans were tentatively m■de for the annual Sunday School picnic. Delicious re rres h ments were served lo Mrs. Jacob Phillips, Mrs. Steve Howard. Mrs. Mary Aumiller, Mn. Ruby Board, Mrs. Hugh Juhling, Rev. and Mta. HooYer and chil­ dren Carol, Cb�stioe and Paul. Mrs. Earl Hofrman, Mrs. D. A. S!Dilh !'l.': Jo!"l "'"""" Jr., . Cl,.;pman, ;., lljd .,. Ill,, ....,. &Ix� J. Ill. Cfump 11pd Delbert Dolaoo. � .... ..--iIIO. . ,,_ . .. to 5b; J:OUM peop]e. av� t?. te� f� c�" fQr jiµi, �uly 2 Jq,dy M fau1et� ���, Jhp �b anJi D1,_vid l'i.eldf. Te1t1 apd Jer�Y 11.ojl fw; Jw, lSth-231:d J<,. well llall, Xildred apd Iola Wartllo IJIIJOTI tt.CNI.C Mrs. )faey Aui:6illet, local, -.. M111<lne Arno)d and daq/,� �u,ol POIAW)y, Mr. aµ,! �Reuben Stewart and � GA1,J of M.uon ®l�Y.•d .. Piel$ ,;ecenlly �I tho eouijlq � of ¥,, ID� !Ir� G�i• 11,w near Pie,..nl. � Ven By Vlrtinla Ci11rleton JOHN M. ROY DIES A reeling of sadness WH felt here last week whl'n the news u me thal one or ils former cititeus had passed away at SteuTed !layman a n d Larry Gri m of ben ville, 0 . U'tar! Falls were 1,u ilm"� '1arilyn John M . Roy w,s born Septemand Janet Bisse ll, Sunday. ber 25, 1872 , and spent most of Harold Brev.er s pent a day in Co- his life in Har tf ord, mo ving s.e vlumbus recently. eral years ago to Steub<' n vi lle M r . and Mn . Haro ld Hol t er and where he died J une 17 , 1000, aged c hildren spent Sunday with Mr . 87 years, 8 months and 22 dayli. and Mrs. Hanson Holter, Forest . His wife preceded him in death aw,. died Nov•ml>er ll, ll!Clt b.o,vln1 , Milo Stewart, 1 native of Unt1. y 'Ill a lllOllW>eot and . Ro Ki: loll f C� t o e Bottom, died at the home of hlil '- "°Iden llule tl!lien here inDuenllal bi&hly Ib -11.Y •I ff ,••1'<: o at b m d au1hter, Mrs. Howard Hu,ghes � ..i who WU interut" and took P•rt M\m,;�q! u ...� ,., Col�bua. several from here Iii,, ···""' "•:Nter ,,11.k 12 In, all �u -�•v1u, . , that wu !or tlle m attet)dt.a,. tended the funeral at "Pomero,. betterment ol the town. He vrat Buri1I waa made in Sand Hill Cem­ ky ._nd IOP � � DaJ · ote Ume mayor and whUe ln , · t ■ r C N� , , o. r . mou.;.r, , · ed ,w e tery. was instrument-.! in h.a.Yinj: 0� week,·. one a l);dewalk put ln a part of th, Belle Groce 11 vJsltlni relativ1p1. i n Tellaa. "'· allji. 11n. lll•IA Spi]Jb "� · lo'"1> woi<b bu b<en a 11reat I Dagmar Rumager, Portland, i,. <lll)tMI• �!., ofl 'iluy �Ibbie '1· �,,01. 11'.las, llaey /Inn Mr,. � siltor,, vl11iting relatives here. . lb:, «D Rev. and Mu. Kenneth Rig� :Horinao W�� apent the week on,e oI the town's .qed and highly ee:teeriled residents live, on Front ,Qd. �lih his and hmlly. called on relatives in G allipolis. _ Stteel. -:t. lle Gad betn a freguent visitor here Bin(e tD�vin, a y. W:IIS . and qi I • , ' , ' f I,> I Gm, Glli!i, , I •, 11n. Cllar1e, Gibbl •wt Orville Bush, son of Mr. and 111,rs. LeoJo,d 111JAA. .,ho 'M. ' iD the ,\rmy 111\1 'l�ka Harold � ..,. qt Ila. lle,wr�ea _,. •11"19illl ha, been ·1n Salt Helen Anilo'rtOll 11 .,...•.,,. al,• QO,U. the army for t�e Pi',8.t teg years t. Lake City, Utah. reconUy rel� t,cpJn J:!, waH. CL..... ,Nl llr.-1.._1;1 I where ,he .. 1talioned, 11,1JcJ with A. Mctlung Mrs. I. and ; llf, _ .1 a l�iough •� bosll l'riday e,ening to toe his wile are Aclult Bible claBA and of here �i\h teq\h·� l!IIW •u•.•· t. � �VIEW 1� 11,tpti,t Sund.,,le ' , Tho Donald Roach bu �u,i:C&ased a '9v. Hoover open� meetln2 -'- ,c --'- ,.,, mill and 1111th' his latlfflr Eroest llojlcb .. ha•i"I ii up � II "' 'I.I 01': th,elr farm at ll'■iniew and bualneBB. will ,oon S.°"'e • ,. !tefflS , .. I • \ •• ·• l.?�r. .M.ld • FRotEN -MIN 9f; '· ,,' lb. � -..1. (With this coupon and purch... or . . . $7.oo or mor�. So that we may serve � of our cus­ tomers, Evans legs & Jhighs - 49c. •b. • ' nI ' I r , , u,. c,lle I ' 91. •n1 • • ,, ! t J t '·• ' I•. �- • ·. , 1,0 @. pk91_, -�. Red Ripe . 22 · lb. to 24 · lb..- ,wg. I . '.N'e�n , · I _ in , must limit 4 FrJo,t to each family. Gqod at all EVANS �-� until closiJ,g time Joly 2, U60. . - , ' ' - ' ' . • /' " ( 0 t ,. '' :11ly-at-· 0 · l1d �:s,tf i a_to11plete -•���••-f�!t• ' .' • • • • •lks1• • • -----� -B•t 'Ilnl �.... . VANGUARD . W.U'Rlu:01.11,,i,, . ,· ....... . MM •KW '. -- • • . ....... HGUSl ·PAIN1' ' -- - ' �\i. • ' • • • • - -· •9', . •, �· •, ••' ..... • • • • • •• • • • -. .l " " . . . . ,a.as U NC. DELU:S:IC ,1a.11, ' .• • •• • • • llDIEN'S SWIMMING POOlS ' ,,.,.-$_,. . .,,.•• • '• . .-11 .' ;· '·) TO • , 11,91 t ,. •• , I t,n..95 , J � . Try ; .' • • "' IN �NIT, OHIG _... .. . . ' ' ' .' So� �°"" .) l\•tau.,.. ·- ' ' ;\.':" ..... . . �, r .i, L 1 lo ; . • " ' ·' , : YNIS -AHi � , faul!C - ·c 11tG'�ts· ·. , . • H and R FllnTOME DEALER ffORE ♦ fND ,"\ sr.ws. ,oo, eu>M Alt ',t&Y , '' ' t. �· . · · · > .,. ., ' , � •. .�. , " ...,. . JUtt:'4th .. ' . - .,., , ,':' ' -.. :.. .. ... ;1-: -- - -./· - · - �--..,..... ... ,... ._. • • r,. . � , .l - · :_ -�• • • •• ' · ·• • . ---- . ,•-, >I ' • ' • • ·· ,. ' ··� -· .. • ,. , .' , •' ' �... •• �--- ·-----· ' ... � .. • ' • ,, Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, --- - -- -------- I 9-No doubt, control of -ed1t11o ALL Anerlw cb:Udru III equal lion MUST ren;iain with the at&tel 1ehoolln1. lt'a true fot pa las.et, and loul commLlnitiea, but 1our farm ,upporu, defeme eapendl· loe&J 1ehool board can't eontrol tlllef, 1.nd ucl■e tues. It will your atbool 1ituatton without atr11D1tben the United States &M 41 money. Federal financial aupport naUon. wou.ld actually, therefore, INCRE· AS E •tate and loca.1 control. 9-Tbe folder rebut! t.be falle NIW ADMINIITltATION claim that no respouible state of.· ST. PAUL, MINN., UPJ - A flei•lJ have requested federal flD• ne* hl1b command today took ov• mclal support of education. Tbere er tbe Si1ler Ellubeth Kenny were wrilten 1.pplh::1Uon1 fm POUndatlon In the wake of charges Unde S.�'a money for achooll. th11 funds collected to fight polio St.Ile 9Uacials have teatified be­ bad been improperly diverted. fore congreaaional committee■ to the urgent need for tedt!l'al money for the schools. They're a CLIFTON NIWS matter o( record. IS RIPORTl!D 1�There'1 the claim that the Mr. and Mrt. Ferris Justis and people do not WANT the feder11I Joann and Dale and Janice Gibbs government to help pay for edu- left Saturday for a trip to Cali · cation. At a recfint meetin1 of the fotnia eolnc by the way of .-:eid· Gallia County Teaehen as.,octa. co. The)' will be gone . about three tion Lhe vote w11 100 to 2 in favor weeks. of It. The 19m Gallup poll 1howM�. Kenneth Taylor, Middle­ ed percentages a■ great Iii 80 (in J)Qrt, was calling on Mr, and Mrs. the East) an,d no lower than 70 (In the South) in favor of federal aid Ned Hehry Wednesday. to educatiori. The same Gallup llr. and Mrs. Robert Martine of poll showed Catholics even ,tr.on- Charleston were dinner guests on ger for It than Protestant,. Calho, Sunday of Mr and Mrs. Ned Uc. were 78 per cent in fnor Henry. while Protestants were 715 pe; Mr, and Mrs. Ltater Zerkle and cent ln favor. daughter, of Mason were calling 1 1-The folder quote• thl.s on Mr. and llrs. George Burns on claim: "My state pays more feder• SLloday. al tnes than it would get back Mr. and Mr�. Bill Brown and under • federal aehool B\lpport program." That's true Jn eorne 1001 were Sunday evening guelits 1tate1, but it's the only way to give of Mr. and Mrs. Ned Henry, IO-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 29, 1960 WANT AD S l'OB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE BEIIULTI! RATES t CUits per werd, one iDlel'tion. Minimum cbartie - 60 eenta. I eenb per word for three �uve imertiona. S�al - one m•utb for 30 cent, per word. F\tll r�te � � oenta per wont will be charged for adverhsl nc 1f qot paul watJun 10 d&y1 after rocei.vinJ bill. � � M v�s.int - Sboo..ld be report.NI immediately. The Da.0:V Seot:me-1 will not. be reaponlible .(or more than one iocur· rect tmert.l.on. � of 1'..aob and Special Nodcea of Ev,•11tt fl .00. Obituaricl publillbed at l ce•1l per word. •;/OROS l DAY 3 DAYS C DAYS t MO . 15 60c 00c $1.35 $4 . 50 2{'I 60c $1.20 SUIO Sti.00 � 7:}c $1.50 $2.2.n $7 .50 Ada �ived by 10 A.M. will � in thilt day I paper-. PHO N E WY-2-2 1 57 · 3 •:00 1: 1() l:PO 1'1,0 e:to 8:46 '1:f 7: 0 I f. 10� ------�-..---- 11:f_.. u,tp t. NMCIIIUI lff ,,,_., •• __fa.II l\•111 il:tp 12:411 ----- 8:00 ' , •-(ljf Mc■atd •,IO 9:ap 11 :ZI 1:lb 12:QO ....., , GOESSLER JEWELRY· ( 8 ) Auto Soles hHI c1... UIH Catt All Mabq anti MN.la ... TROPOUTAlf MOTOIII ... la1t ..... It. ■-aw. Ohle ,,� t:t• f:30 G:OI) t·!ll) You'll feel like a Qu;,;,nf . -------dr. 11edan. We li'OUD 'ti7 VB 2 can refer you dlrcctl)' to the Jg. cal owner. $1,196.IJO. Blaellnara, Pomeroy. 6-29-6tc •� CHEVllOL.ET Blacayne 2 d;. One careful local owner. Spot• leH lnalde and out. Std. Shirl. ,1 .,eG.OO. Blaettnar■, Pomeroy, 6·29-8tc. '54 OLDS VS 2 dr. sed11n.�h and uphulatery extra J:ood. Hydra­ matlc drive, $696,00, Bl11ettnan, Pomeroy, 6-29-61c "06 BUIClt VB Special Hard Top 4 dr. One careful owner. Show11 best of care. $1,296.00. Blaet• tnar■, Pomeroy. 8-211-tllc ---For (9) Sole 18'9 AMl!i':Rl'CAN 10' 1: 50' � Lrailer with enchned porch. Call WY 2-2 131 between 8 • · m. and 6 23 6te 5 p. m. GAS, FUEL OIL and coal fur. naee■. CaJI for tree e■tlmatea. Foreman • Abbott, Middleport 6-10-tlo --- -,1.IVING ROOM SUITE. WY 2•2741 after ti p.m. PHONE e 27 3tc SEE Homer Routh or Tom Hayman, 8)'UCUN. 6 27 3tc LATE TOMATO PLANTS. ONE HAONATONI: electric� tar and Glbaon ampllller. Call WY2-2903 before 5 F. M. 0-17-tfc OUVILY TUCTOR ....... ...._ 112 •• Main, ,_.,.,_ - WY2-ff7S. loltlffl&n1 llo,ohl •-•lllo. Olllo. - C.�11• Mtl, 1-)Mle ANO -rt, ONE PAIi BEAGLE pup.. 1 cut off HW, 32 lnth blade, 6 lnch lnlru belt. Dennie Karr, Ra• • cine-Buban Road. 6- 3 38· !,e ( 9a ) Morine Suppl ies llflD IDATI AlfD MOToa,eis and .,, while tMl' lut. Metr. pellta11 Molort. 600 ■. Mlln St., Pomtror, Phone WY..2-IVO. 1 1-24-tlt Buy Yo11r - - JOHNSON S E A - H O R S.E OUTBOARD MOTOR AT KARR & VAN ZANDT Pomeroy, Oblo I 1 1 ) Wonted To Buy USED I 05:1 CHRYSLER Molor, ff •• COMPLETE -iNSURANCI PRO, teetiQn, We. Ault, Fire, Pollo. Call Pou Mlll■, Middleport ·- Q..... --- :---· . _......... _.,. ... _.. .. - - DON ·sTtV.t:lis ·•TIONW 1•• ..._ -..;;;;, ffl Lincoln llt. Phone, WY2-3561 Middleport 1 2 1 I Real FOR SALE: FIVE IIOOM HOUSII with t:.alh, nlce location. Malvin Hood, 1 1 1 Locu■t St.1 PomerQJ", D-28-30tp cyllnder. Phone WY 2-2486. 6 28 Ste FOR SALE: .. ACRE HILL FARM wHh a.a well, eltttrtclly, water 10 acre bottom, 6 room hou■e, barn, Known a, Harley Mc­ Lou1:hlin Farm. See BIii Cozart, EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, iwo fivt Racine, Ohio. 6 2-t &tp room aparlm1nt1. A. N, Ben1el. Phone WY2·3212, 1 1-2 -tfc FOR SALE: 4 • ROOM HOUSE IN , MineraYilie. Full baaement run­ 5 • ROOM NICELYFURNISHED nlna: water, 1a1 furnace, b�ilt-Jn a l)artment. -Deluxe 4 room un­ kitchen wlth illaCk bar. Call furniahed flr1t floor apartment. . 8 24 flte W Y 2·8291. Phone WY 2-3874. 6 28 3k FOR SAi.ii: & • ltOOM HOUSE with bath. ·on Sixth Street In HOUSE FOUR room■, bath and Syr1cuu. Call WY 2·8880 or call l1undry In Syrac:UH. Phone WY2-6931 or WY2·6031 after 2 Galllpolls Glfl•38N after 4 p. m. 6 64 31p p. m. 8-28-81e ------- : 1 41 For Rent --.,...-- FOR RENT lli ROOM. Bun&alow with bath. Web1ter property. l 12Q1 E. Main St. Phone WY23�. e-2e-s10 : MIDDLIPOIT-2¾ ,tory frame, 8 room■ with bath, 1arq,e, cor­ ner Joi 60'170' near ,chool� only $Ml00.00. MINIRSVILLl-1 \ti ■tory frame, 6 room■. 3 bedroom,, 2 cl1tern■ , other buUdln11, 1 \fl aae of MODERN SERVICE Station !or tor , Jea,e. Good oplN)rtunlty 118U0,00, n 1h1 p■.rtlet. ror detail■ caU: ■U�D-1 ¼ii ttory frarur..rodm,, I bedrooin" WQ"e1 1ood 8-Jl.lte Pomflroy WYHDI. well, l ·3 acre lot cm pned. � COMPLETE UVING �mfuu road $4000.00. of fine furniture tor onl)' MIDDLll'OftT IIUIIA�¾ $188.81----nothlDJ utr1 to · bu;. and 1 \6i tt�J +t j lroom . 61me0 A wide, full eut, dJaUncthtly _porch, 1ar.,e, 1tyltd, 2-pleoe llvln1 room 1\llte den, 1 ,nij• oll t. Uf, PB00,00. wlUt NWlnlble foam cuahlon■ ALIIIIT M. C X. ll'ilIn a l1r1e ■election of tnvtun1 h, 22f - wYM220, dunble coven. 2-modern, hJply M,I1h, 'lfYNhO "1lff, m1hou1n)' tlnl1hed atep t.abl.,, 1 m1tchln1 rectan1ut1r 1tep cocktaU table:, 2 be111Uful1Y dul1ned tlble lamp,. 2 10fa NOTKI � AN'ClllfTMINT pill,W, In decorator oolon. 1 · wm ntiltant 11111 Ann1tron1 lht... ., noor eonrina In full cbolee of · DHN manutact.on pattena. Free Notl"" lo ht,obJ &lvt11 111,1 Net­ tle Mltc:!hell whoae, Pott Office add­ ClltlM't �AS la 831 South Second Av., Mtd ■C-y PUlllflTUIII CO. dleport. Ohio, 1'111 been duly IP­ PAIIKlllhUIIO, W. VA, pointed Jdmtnlltntrt1 of tbe Et,, (f),1' II, 1111; Cl)-7, 14, al, Gip 11.t,. ol lolu> lltt FUR�tSHED apartment. UUIIUea turni1hed. Have uae of laundo-y equlpmcnt. Inquire at Ewin11 Store, WY2·H60 Pomeroy, O. 8-2&31e ·••cl. e ,ere, I Collnrtlble Coupe · Beautiful hory and black fin• ilh. New wblhl nylon top, vinyl ,e,,ta. t,Ulolnltle trana., r•dlo, Hllter, new wbitewll tlret. Ralldo, ,podoil $1295 POMEROY MOTOR CO. l'CIIIDOT, .,.· 7 Es�i;° - ! ,.,. .•� ,,� Legal Notice c... .... ,...,. """!;f -· doll-,. l"rau• llllcl!oll Frfatlilrt �ro•• 111 !ht illitll lllielt WI �er loak __, ... bul\l fht U.., ,eckld It wltll top-mode� IUKurr futur11-th11 atyfod It Ml tlt■I DD 0111 but � -Id Mr dtt111 Ifs 1 lvd11t lur, Ind what I •uyl IIWllfll al 1 • Legal Notice 1'11• Bids are no,,; being received for the Interior redecoriUon of •'the Syracuu1 Grade School, SyracU'le, , Ohio. Bids will be reeeh- ed until 4 p.m. Monday, July 1 1, 1960. Bid for1t11 may be .obtlilned ' by cont.11:tln1 Paul Beeale Clerk Southern L.oca.1 Board of EdUca'. tion, Box 38, Racine, Ohio, or b.), c1illln1 CHerry 7-2411. PHI Beeale, Clerk Southern Local Board of Education (6) 27, 29; (Tl I, Legal Notice of Middleport, Mel31 CouftlY, Ohio, deceaaed. Dated tbl■ 2&1.h day of June ll80. J'. H, O'BRIEN J11�1e of the -Probatt court Melia County, Obkl (0) ('I) .. II, Ila ». �- door-th■ baa_venly coa­ ·•••11111 af. 1 11p111t1 fnlllr-plut all tilt IDDlll ,vii C,ltlld Mr wantl This -·....... Iii ll-Jotll' c"- Ill step iP·III f'lf&Wlh qualify ti I prlco Jaur bud11t will • tul .. 11. ,..,.1111 .... ate C•q N•. 13,lnl He len M. Hudnell, reald:lDi at N•w H11Yon, Weal Vlrgtnla. II hereby notified that on U11 14lh day of June, 1960, ClartJICII J. Hudnell, being plainUrt filed b la petiUon againat her aa Dt(tndant, ln ihe Court of Common Pleu lfe.li:1 County, Ohio, Cue NO: 13,03 1, P?I\YlO,: for divorce from the said Helen M. Hudnell on tne a:rounda of WIiful Abaence of 1aid Defendant from ■aid Plaintiff for more th,n orle ear laat put and Groll Net1lect J Duty, 11ond Plaih• tllf alao Pl'l)'I for other proper :re­ lief. S.ld cau1e will be for !Marini on or after the 28th day ot July A. D,. 11160. Clarence J. Hudnell Crow , crow & Porter, Attorney■ for Plaintiff (G) 15, 22, 29: ('I) 6, 13 , 20, r,, 7.. I-:-- .I . , ' .. 11>e �t•r ' iii, T:,e Sdtl'et 9torn:l !!!11tol, Nl1hl_ �'Jllll'\t . Sloo... TW i';tl "' · , ..J . ""'1•• I I I I I II ! I I ;1 I I I I 11 I. I i: I I I 7:!!0 8:IO Q:� · ,1:1y 10:�0 11 :00 11:\U , Jl: l& Reekonin4 Men Into s-ee • 'J'he }{IWonair• · I've dot A Secret ·v., ,.:steel J:rpui' ' , 1 1 o'clock NeWJ ,\_, J.oolt,f\ tho W••!� Lon ol Life SeaN:b for Torno"ffi G.uldJng Living in W. Va. . Nelahhon Ai the "°'orld --, 1J1hi�" rt, .. . ,, .. 3:SO e erdicf tl!I votth: i:oo ' The Brighter Day t:15 The. �cret Storm A•!IO � Ewie oi Nl1ht _ toones ,.'• 'l'iF,•ee S .... 1:00 · '"' � l:!O 'ffie- Ute of RIiey l:OQ Arthur J. �Qlilh-New• 1:1& Loot at tbe Weath"!r 1:20 JUtt ftwlln Show • 1: 30 . Am01 n Andy &hall 1 .., � 11 Sho11 A t,:f P.:J_ � $, i;:;;. , � ! a•- t11.;,;..1.,,_ , , ;9: : at · rJ,eoter ,a , a..tij J •-. 1:00 CBS Newt _1 -·_ ~ __ · ' •1 :15 CapUiltt' AAD&llVO 9:00 Cattoon Th,1.1atet l>:00 The Red Rowe Sb.OW 11>:IO C:a the Go . 11:00 1 Love Lucy 11:i!II o..ember Bride , Ziiii' Gl'f!}' "'l'heatre .J;M Shotgun Slade lO.oo Summer in New York ,_ 1 ._00 New■ .1:10 A Look at the We■tber 11:15 Theater 18 • 12·30 Sl1n OIi - -----------�-- l'Ml'O D.illy P-rograin Schedule -, .-.., ,,...., 11:118 Slit> On 1:0() Gunt Star 1:lt N� & Weather t:80 RPI) J:00 ln¥ful P� 1:116 N•"!. 1:31 � Pu!f, · 1:116 1tt'ifi '!; ! · iu',i"2f;,,� u'... . •:oo·. � 111De · ia,ao , . f:IIO 1:35 2-:00 9:oo 1:30 FD<·You N.,.. Ju,t ,.or You Plea11nt Calling On lluolc Go Bound Ne... 11111 - · .' ,, U�le ·,0. llound ;i l:Qt "Sportl 1n Renew ,,lo. . -- ',. � , tl.t l!I� : ci"&;:"Nwlf� iF' ' •�� e:. - � · ·· ,1:.11 -, ,, ........ . ..... � I� � : Jl:otlr,-tn,1114eJ.,._ , 1 · 11 ;,-� "... � lC".:..T--=- 1 · d ; :, - 11ilW,, tCli,\ ,lll,,' PftllTIO� , .; 1 · ll,viAiH!tiib'l'till ,. F� Rel1U,ob'• 'llh•Inn'!h . , MING tHTl!RVIOll!P 011 �LLACE MICHAIL'S TV SH(!W: Lll'S (!o\TCM,., ' _ In 1861 WIiliam JalftN Mayo, Farm llulldln91 and MHhlMry dislin,:uished American,' :aurgeon Available free for the asking and co.fou n'der of the fa�d Mayo • from the Mason County J\<rieultur'. Clinic, was bor . .. i_i al Extension Office are ,3,,riety of In 1901 American 1in'9t Nelson farm equipmenl bullet!Jja and � wu born. _ , farm building plan■, Below is a list of bulle,i,;11 11),d 1D ti04 the Atoml()/ E'o I building planB on hand at t.be pb Colhh:Jutee· decided noC 'irahl Dr. J. Robert Oppenh er acen I �;J�uildin1 ��tru�tion, bo� ceu to reetrieted infor, � ' type A and B. n nou.cht for today: ' I Cattle Chute and Headptes J�yidi:hit Dr. J, Robert Ol)' n. Performance of Forage Crush­ heitner aaid "In some 1 · pf ers. crude seme which no ' w.liarity Mangers and Feeding Floors for no humor, no over state+nt can' Cattle. ulte extingui8h, the P.fY■il'.!lsts Bunker Silos-Type C. D. & E. have known sin; and ups ia 1 SiloJ--Types and Construction knowledge which thew cannot 'llose." The Fluidized Grain Conv.yor. Low Cost Shelter and ,eed Stor-ace for Beef Cattle. Machine Stor41e $heda Farrowlnl St41'8, Mul ti•P� �U,f�din, WII· ons. Electric heatin1 of botbed� l>ryl .. FQrl(e by ll)i<eli air, CooUl)io!i,\y . type neila l ,1 ,i,, !, • ·· ,r ,,... l'qp, .. , Ve<: Click did ofFer N • job, �r. I get ,. dollars a -k and rw split the proliti<. Ho.. w,"'11 doe, �hat m�n to vou ?' W T!J:'!' �1'!¥ � , , ; Iec r l;'u.tijps. DryliJg Com "'41 1m•I)· grain with hflllt�(· �- · �. Rope on �WUJ: Lightning P'Potection for the fi¥ fllrm. Other farm building plan& can b,e orqel;'ed from t.he. Alrltultural, E�gi�eering Department ot W@at V1rgmi_.a Univenit)'. Jast indi��te -the t}'®,, Of bulldiO, you WOQld likQr· • to build. ... ,.,. • • � J..,•� .. Start The· Day Rigl:\t t Wida' "THI! RICH kiP INVITEP Mli TO WATCH T.V. STEVE • r. ALLEN • On n. ,..M· USICG . I. '• \odai 1o,.• =====-=r::=-==ew r::=:-: ' .., .... · . .;;<lllil �1Wl Iii .... . ._.. __ GA!i(ll,INE ALL&Y l'l/1,'l'((I. ·u·-- � I ,\ "' 2 ]� · A • • "' " i;_/' ,,, " ,, , ' " / 1 , ; 1 J J /\. l l { l•: ' 1J. .-.:.=: .•�::1'■11 _........... -,.... "'"-� ·· 1 , � � · .. ' 'tf' '· 1m F 1lbrW/ii:: �• Ir ed !be •p,ojitit •mi 1,.i.. n,e � \� the aftain · of of n1 . ·_ .l!fA·il:�• now -�1 °WIth \JPf - • , ; CUBLY liYOI · . Milii·12 ,aw ,,;- . . ........ _ II: ·'./ ,. " � ._ · ',"'=lldl' 8: ':'f( I � , J: \.;.. �-· ,' n� VE OUGHT 10 ' "ffilU: lH " R6T Of TH' D/o/, OFF . AN' 60 flSHIN' Mason CountvJ Farm News "Pt. 9,35 !llualc Go llound i,ao l.oc:11 W,n . , Pl!llQ:IART wdfll!Y i,,e � �fl -·VE . ·H� SIU"- _ Ill ...... � 17.�l�\,,,;'C::1 � :_ ,,_,., NI: fil'cle 1· ��I.II .. · ; ' ¥ I' � 111"� 12:00 �'� l,.,.. 1:00 1 : 15 · 1,30 . P£ANUTS f�!iJtry '8!11< S�eltera iN cor'II Slorlfl. l!IJir�. �1t-'" - . II<>_ . -::" , , •�"I, • · Atoolf,i"-ifii ._. Jule Rivlin Sbow l:v l:IO Amoa 'll' An" f:<ie Slab.way Patrol i,15 • c,dl■1• N11.flfml, . · firl ntfpratar 1111111 • '\'•m- 1 .;.. MM!'��� . $ Only . - delivers this G IANT:FRIGIDAIRE, deluxe�2�dooricombination!. • Mr. and Mn. Bud Coa,te, and cbildrt:JJ ol Loudenville, Ohio, !'J ���-��.) ... Da�iel and C"hlldren ot JJhoeni,r;, wer, Wttekeod 1ue■1.11 of ler moth• Ar1z�na. �re \'Uiting f!":c, ,da CM er, "tr.1. Muri Megee. rt' l111 1ve.i; m lhe area. Mr. and Mn. R1.ymo!Jf1 Stewart Donna.. Liab and Sally Yeager of Poin t Pleuanl were Sunday are spendina a rew days with their 11u.c,t!I of Mr. and Mn. fred 'I'"na­ 1randmother, Mrs. L. E. Pieroll, bet and family. Pt. Pleasant, Mr. ud Mn. Joseph Lilh entertained with a 'cookout at their home Sunday. AtteJidin& were Mr. �nd Mra. Charle■ Yeacer and fam• •• ily, Mr. and Mr■. L. E. Pier1all of Pi>tnt Pleasant, �rs. MarJorje J;lalJ ' of West Col4mb11 and Jim Cox of Porumouth. , Mr, and Mrs. Dalla1 ' Yeager spent Sunday with Mr. and )in. Ed Ir Un� •- 1n1_,...,,, Fry or Letart. Ann �brri, ia 1pending this Today IA Wednesday, June 29, week with her aunt, Mn. Lucille the JBht day of the xejr, with Harrison in CIHton, 18:S to follow in 1960. · I Mr. and Mrs._ Fred Will and The- moon 11 approa�niil: !,I.I "' daughter . o{ Richmond, Virginia, flnt quarter. are spendm& several d1y1 with The morning ■tars •�- Man, · · Jupiter and Saturn. The evening stars are Mercury Jupiter and Saturn. On this Jiay in histog: In l!S77 Flemish p■Jri't•r Peter Paul Rubens was born. Yl: ic Ii-el' j' Rotle · "'1Y • '° i; ·Mt,' •· rrm,..,, fl... --1 1 • r J9:SO One Ton DODGE truck In A-1 oondlllon. Dual tire,, atake bed. Sec Billy HUI, Racine. e 25 t1tc Fink, - WHTN�TV _c�_n,1 11 I -DIIWI :N• Wlalllll , POMEROY. OHIO COURT STREET Love Tllat Bob . - � �. . �� fir!!!� ' ) , :. Amerlean Btn.dNnlll � . w ..J.C. . ..,_..,. !.!y Friend l'li"iib 2:00 !lay In Court lln Beal 1 2:30 Gale Sjorm Sh,nr 'YO'IU' Eeno � ' ' 8:00 Beit Cl°'"J. Weather Teller John Daly Nen 3:30 Wh�IJ;A You Trust Four Juat Men t :00 American· iBa,1dstand Japan-Anchor in the East S:10 Rocky ahd HUI Frien..... .._ Ozzie 11nd HaQ"iet fl:00 8an Francisco Beat Wednesday Niaht Flchta I:� '8,,o Rel'!'rt� Sport. Patodo 1:-ftO Weather Teller H1wal1an gye 9:45 lohn Daly NeWI Tbe ICeWI Torq!d 7,GJ ll'UJht " Scam,11111 Ille weau.,r Sports Report 7 :30 Steve Canyon Late Show 1:00 Reed SlJll) OU 1:30 '1'1i9 llell Mot'oyo 9:00 Jeannie Carson Show ay 9·30 Unto.�bables Cartoon Spectacular 10:!!0 Sea HUIII• , · Romper lloom 11:00 Nell'a TQa.qht Movie _ . N;10 Scannl.Qj_ tlie Weather Euo 8'porf.ar . -� 111 1 . s� loin I • M•'t}od . · · 111-2g Late Show BeaUeu Gun ---, -- Channel I - Ttiuntl Ph�"' ' WY-2-2920 WANTED: TOP 10JI hauled. See G. E . Moore, two block■ north west of Syracuse school bou5e. 6-293tp 10:00 You a.:t Your Life 11 ;00 News H�adlines t1 :10 Weathercut 1 11:16 Ja,ck- 1'aar �•W Qannel 8 - Wttlnesdtn 1 12'311. : . ...... ·� __...,... •w.·. .. _....... . •ber ::-';:.: : � :;� WCH$..'l"V C7,ari:nel 8 ,,,_ ._ •� 'im' ""'U ,_.t, at MASON mothtr, Hrs. and 10n. Ralph. wm·, - -------- a:so , Channel 3 - Thunday WI O D I N e II I N G S o....·, ·----· w--..1 8:4:5 Sign On ,:00 Tcci4y 9:00 KaHe Doonan Slow 1:30 Topper J.11;00 Dough Ile Ml � .. dMII<. W l'I Arbr;od, lt'I Ille I WlLL NOT be held respon!!ible for any debts pHt or present. Signed: Joe Carsey, Harrlson\lllle. 8-28-Jtp , J:� by for o.., too y,.,. Whlthtwr you � plain o, ena,aved. .... · ... ._.,. · .L.. J(l IO P1u Your Hun..._ A-.1 eullltluu �11111 f I 1 1 ;oc Price Is Rl,i:hl LI' 4:00 <?omed:, P1ayhouN 1 1 :30 ConcemnUoo '4:iO Adveflture Time 12 . 00 Tr-u th or Consequenees :11:l;N) Steamboat Bill 12: iiO · It Could Be You 11.18 Ouick Draw •�•• : LOO Mid l'ay Nn1 8:00 .MUJic In the ltoUbd .Mo)'ietime 1 :10 t!l.S Tile Jlftl Tt&uUII'" lii0tr , 2:30 · •Lort-tt• Young Sho• t,B We:thereall: .,;10 '1ews PletUNo 3:00 You e r M 1 Runtle:, Brlnklu Re,ort �: Je� :�� � Manhunt 4:00 Comedy Playhous e I:� Adv�� Theater tlD W11gon Tnin S:00 Steamboat Bill 8:10 Price II Right •·30 Sgt Preston ,:oo H 11 ppy t:JO Tale UiO Flatt & Scruggs Show 10100 Thi• lA Your Life a:2!1 WealhereHt ·10,:SO Tombstone 6:30 Ni'Ws Pieturl' 11� Newt Headline■ · fJ:45 Huntley Brink?�;, Report U:11\ W•ithefeut 7:00 Whirlyblrdt1 lt:11 Tht Jack Pur Sho• 1:30 Jtesc·Je 8 t:bo Sl,n Off -, 8 -00 Bal M08len.on : 8 . 30 1-Toducer•• Choice A_r:1-f_a r v e d Bolo..,, lln. TILEVl lOM ·.GUIDE - . ..,_ . Alll,&l' 3 W$Ai,;Tv C h• _____...:....._..:.::....:.:.:=.:.:._ CHECK OUR Bargain Table daily for new surprises in SAVINGS. Each item 011l y $1.00. The Shoe Bo:c:, Middleport. Ohio. 6·28•6te o., June 29, 1960-11 J ., 0 •J d " . , � �... •• �--- ·-----· ' ... � .. • ' • ,, Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, --- - -- -------- I 9-No doubt, control of -ed1t11o ALL Anerlw cb:Udru III equal lion MUST ren;iain with the at&tel 1ehoolln1. lt'a true fot pa las.et, and loul commLlnitiea, but 1our farm ,upporu, defeme eapendl· loe&J 1ehool board can't eontrol tlllef, 1.nd ucl■e tues. It will your atbool 1ituatton without atr11D1tben the United States &M 41 money. Federal financial aupport naUon. wou.ld actually, therefore, INCRE· AS E •tate and loca.1 control. 9-Tbe folder rebut! t.be falle NIW ADMINIITltATION claim that no respouible state of.· ST. PAUL, MINN., UPJ - A flei•lJ have requested federal flD• ne* hl1b command today took ov• mclal support of education. Tbere er tbe Si1ler Ellubeth Kenny were wrilten 1.pplh::1Uon1 fm POUndatlon In the wake of charges Unde S.�'a money for achooll. th11 funds collected to fight polio St.Ile 9Uacials have teatified be­ bad been improperly diverted. fore congreaaional committee■ to the urgent need for tedt!l'al money for the schools. They're a CLIFTON NIWS matter o( record. IS RIPORTl!D 1�There'1 the claim that the Mr. and Mrt. Ferris Justis and people do not WANT the feder11I Joann and Dale and Janice Gibbs government to help pay for edu- left Saturday for a trip to Cali · cation. At a recfint meetin1 of the fotnia eolnc by the way of .-:eid· Gallia County Teaehen as.,octa. co. The)' will be gone . about three tion Lhe vote w11 100 to 2 in favor weeks. of It. The 19m Gallup poll 1howM�. Kenneth Taylor, Middle­ ed percentages a■ great Iii 80 (in J)Qrt, was calling on Mr, and Mrs. the East) an,d no lower than 70 (In the South) in favor of federal aid Ned Hehry Wednesday. to educatiori. The same Gallup llr. and Mrs. Robert Martine of poll showed Catholics even ,tr.on- Charleston were dinner guests on ger for It than Protestant,. Calho, Sunday of Mr and Mrs. Ned Uc. were 78 per cent in fnor Henry. while Protestants were 715 pe; Mr, and Mrs. Ltater Zerkle and cent ln favor. daughter, of Mason were calling 1 1-The folder quote• thl.s on Mr. and llrs. George Burns on claim: "My state pays more feder• SLloday. al tnes than it would get back Mr. and Mr�. Bill Brown and under • federal aehool B\lpport program." That's true Jn eorne 1001 were Sunday evening guelits 1tate1, but it's the only way to give of Mr. and Mrs. Ned Henry, IO-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 29, 1960 WANT AD S l'OB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE BEIIULTI! RATES t CUits per werd, one iDlel'tion. Minimum cbartie - 60 eenta. I eenb per word for three �uve imertiona. S�al - one m•utb for 30 cent, per word. F\tll r�te � � oenta per wont will be charged for adverhsl nc 1f qot paul watJun 10 d&y1 after rocei.vinJ bill. � � M v�s.int - Sboo..ld be report.NI immediately. The Da.0:V Seot:me-1 will not. be reaponlible .(or more than one iocur· rect tmert.l.on. � of 1'..aob and Special Nodcea of Ev,•11tt fl .00. Obituaricl publillbed at l ce•1l per word. •;/OROS l DAY 3 DAYS C DAYS t MO . 15 60c 00c $1.35 $4 . 50 2{'I 60c $1.20 SUIO Sti.00 � 7:}c $1.50 $2.2.n $7 .50 Ada �ived by 10 A.M. will � in thilt day I paper-. PHO N E WY-2-2 1 57 · 3 •:00 1: 1() l:PO 1'1,0 e:to 8:46 '1:f 7: 0 I f. 10� ------�-..---- 11:f_.. u,tp t. NMCIIIUI lff ,,,_., •• __fa.II l\•111 il:tp 12:411 ----- 8:00 ' , •-(ljf Mc■atd •,IO 9:ap 11 :ZI 1:lb 12:QO ....., , GOESSLER JEWELRY· ( 8 ) Auto Soles hHI c1... UIH Catt All Mabq anti MN.la ... TROPOUTAlf MOTOIII ... la1t ..... It. ■-aw. Ohle ,,� t:t• f:30 G:OI) t·!ll) You'll feel like a Qu;,;,nf . -------dr. 11edan. We li'OUD 'ti7 VB 2 can refer you dlrcctl)' to the Jg. cal owner. $1,196.IJO. Blaellnara, Pomeroy. 6-29-6tc •� CHEVllOL.ET Blacayne 2 d;. One careful local owner. Spot• leH lnalde and out. Std. Shirl. ,1 .,eG.OO. Blaettnar■, Pomeroy, 6·29-8tc. '54 OLDS VS 2 dr. sed11n.�h and uphulatery extra J:ood. Hydra­ matlc drive, $696,00, Bl11ettnan, Pomeroy, 6-29-61c "06 BUIClt VB Special Hard Top 4 dr. One careful owner. Show11 best of care. $1,296.00. Blaet• tnar■, Pomeroy. 8-211-tllc ---For (9) Sole 18'9 AMl!i':Rl'CAN 10' 1: 50' � Lrailer with enchned porch. Call WY 2-2 131 between 8 • · m. and 6 23 6te 5 p. m. GAS, FUEL OIL and coal fur. naee■. CaJI for tree e■tlmatea. Foreman • Abbott, Middleport 6-10-tlo --- -,1.IVING ROOM SUITE. WY 2•2741 after ti p.m. PHONE e 27 3tc SEE Homer Routh or Tom Hayman, 8)'UCUN. 6 27 3tc LATE TOMATO PLANTS. ONE HAONATONI: electric� tar and Glbaon ampllller. Call WY2-2903 before 5 F. M. 0-17-tfc OUVILY TUCTOR ....... ...._ 112 •• Main, ,_.,.,_ - WY2-ff7S. loltlffl&n1 llo,ohl •-•lllo. Olllo. - C.�11• Mtl, 1-)Mle ANO -rt, ONE PAIi BEAGLE pup.. 1 cut off HW, 32 lnth blade, 6 lnch lnlru belt. Dennie Karr, Ra• • cine-Buban Road. 6- 3 38· !,e ( 9a ) Morine Suppl ies llflD IDATI AlfD MOToa,eis and .,, while tMl' lut. Metr. pellta11 Molort. 600 ■. Mlln St., Pomtror, Phone WY..2-IVO. 1 1-24-tlt Buy Yo11r - - JOHNSON S E A - H O R S.E OUTBOARD MOTOR AT KARR & VAN ZANDT Pomeroy, Oblo I 1 1 ) Wonted To Buy USED I 05:1 CHRYSLER Molor, ff •• COMPLETE -iNSURANCI PRO, teetiQn, We. Ault, Fire, Pollo. Call Pou Mlll■, Middleport ·- Q..... --- :---· . _......... _.,. ... _.. .. - - DON ·sTtV.t:lis ·•TIONW 1•• ..._ -..;;;;, ffl Lincoln llt. Phone, WY2-3561 Middleport 1 2 1 I Real FOR SALE: FIVE IIOOM HOUSII with t:.alh, nlce location. Malvin Hood, 1 1 1 Locu■t St.1 PomerQJ", D-28-30tp cyllnder. Phone WY 2-2486. 6 28 Ste FOR SALE: .. ACRE HILL FARM wHh a.a well, eltttrtclly, water 10 acre bottom, 6 room hou■e, barn, Known a, Harley Mc­ Lou1:hlin Farm. See BIii Cozart, EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, iwo fivt Racine, Ohio. 6 2-t &tp room aparlm1nt1. A. N, Ben1el. Phone WY2·3212, 1 1-2 -tfc FOR SALE: 4 • ROOM HOUSE IN , MineraYilie. Full baaement run­ 5 • ROOM NICELYFURNISHED nlna: water, 1a1 furnace, b�ilt-Jn a l)artment. -Deluxe 4 room un­ kitchen wlth illaCk bar. Call furniahed flr1t floor apartment. . 8 24 flte W Y 2·8291. Phone WY 2-3874. 6 28 3k FOR SAi.ii: & • ltOOM HOUSE with bath. ·on Sixth Street In HOUSE FOUR room■, bath and Syr1cuu. Call WY 2·8880 or call l1undry In Syrac:UH. Phone WY2-6931 or WY2·6031 after 2 Galllpolls Glfl•38N after 4 p. m. 6 64 31p p. m. 8-28-81e ------- : 1 41 For Rent --.,...-- FOR RENT lli ROOM. Bun&alow with bath. Web1ter property. l 12Q1 E. Main St. Phone WY23�. e-2e-s10 : MIDDLIPOIT-2¾ ,tory frame, 8 room■ with bath, 1arq,e, cor­ ner Joi 60'170' near ,chool� only $Ml00.00. MINIRSVILLl-1 \ti ■tory frame, 6 room■. 3 bedroom,, 2 cl1tern■ , other buUdln11, 1 \fl aae of MODERN SERVICE Station !or tor , Jea,e. Good oplN)rtunlty 118U0,00, n 1h1 p■.rtlet. ror detail■ caU: ■U�D-1 ¼ii ttory frarur..rodm,, I bedrooin" WQ"e1 1ood 8-Jl.lte Pomflroy WYHDI. well, l ·3 acre lot cm pned. � COMPLETE UVING �mfuu road $4000.00. of fine furniture tor onl)' MIDDLll'OftT IIUIIA�¾ $188.81----nothlDJ utr1 to · bu;. and 1 \6i tt�J +t j lroom . 61me0 A wide, full eut, dJaUncthtly _porch, 1ar.,e, 1tyltd, 2-pleoe llvln1 room 1\llte den, 1 ,nij• oll t. Uf, PB00,00. wlUt NWlnlble foam cuahlon■ ALIIIIT M. C X. ll'ilIn a l1r1e ■election of tnvtun1 h, 22f - wYM220, dunble coven. 2-modern, hJply M,I1h, 'lfYNhO "1lff, m1hou1n)' tlnl1hed atep t.abl.,, 1 m1tchln1 rectan1ut1r 1tep cocktaU table:, 2 be111Uful1Y dul1ned tlble lamp,. 2 10fa NOTKI � AN'ClllfTMINT pill,W, In decorator oolon. 1 · wm ntiltant 11111 Ann1tron1 lht... ., noor eonrina In full cbolee of · DHN manutact.on pattena. Free Notl"" lo ht,obJ &lvt11 111,1 Net­ tle Mltc:!hell whoae, Pott Office add­ ClltlM't �AS la 831 South Second Av., Mtd ■C-y PUlllflTUIII CO. dleport. Ohio, 1'111 been duly IP­ PAIIKlllhUIIO, W. VA, pointed Jdmtnlltntrt1 of tbe Et,, (f),1' II, 1111; Cl)-7, 14, al, Gip 11.t,. ol lolu> lltt FUR�tSHED apartment. UUIIUea turni1hed. Have uae of laundo-y equlpmcnt. Inquire at Ewin11 Store, WY2·H60 Pomeroy, O. 8-2&31e ·••cl. e ,ere, I Collnrtlble Coupe · Beautiful hory and black fin• ilh. New wblhl nylon top, vinyl ,e,,ta. t,Ulolnltle trana., r•dlo, Hllter, new wbitewll tlret. Ralldo, ,podoil $1295 POMEROY MOTOR CO. l'CIIIDOT, .,.· 7 Es�i;° - ! ,.,. .•� ,,� Legal Notice c... .... ,...,. """!;f -· doll-,. l"rau• llllcl!oll Frfatlilrt �ro•• 111 !ht illitll lllielt WI �er loak __, ... bul\l fht U.., ,eckld It wltll top-mode� IUKurr futur11-th11 atyfod It Ml tlt■I DD 0111 but � -Id Mr dtt111 Ifs 1 lvd11t lur, Ind what I •uyl IIWllfll al 1 • Legal Notice 1'11• Bids are no,,; being received for the Interior redecoriUon of •'the Syracuu1 Grade School, SyracU'le, , Ohio. Bids will be reeeh- ed until 4 p.m. Monday, July 1 1, 1960. Bid for1t11 may be .obtlilned ' by cont.11:tln1 Paul Beeale Clerk Southern L.oca.1 Board of EdUca'. tion, Box 38, Racine, Ohio, or b.), c1illln1 CHerry 7-2411. PHI Beeale, Clerk Southern Local Board of Education (6) 27, 29; (Tl I, Legal Notice of Middleport, Mel31 CouftlY, Ohio, deceaaed. Dated tbl■ 2&1.h day of June ll80. J'. H, O'BRIEN J11�1e of the -Probatt court Melia County, Obkl (0) ('I) .. II, Ila ». �- door-th■ baa_venly coa­ ·•••11111 af. 1 11p111t1 fnlllr-plut all tilt IDDlll ,vii C,ltlld Mr wantl This -·....... Iii ll-Jotll' c"- Ill step iP·III f'lf&Wlh qualify ti I prlco Jaur bud11t will • tul .. 11. ,..,.1111 .... ate C•q N•. 13,lnl He len M. Hudnell, reald:lDi at N•w H11Yon, Weal Vlrgtnla. II hereby notified that on U11 14lh day of June, 1960, ClartJICII J. Hudnell, being plainUrt filed b la petiUon againat her aa Dt(tndant, ln ihe Court of Common Pleu lfe.li:1 County, Ohio, Cue NO: 13,03 1, P?I\YlO,: for divorce from the said Helen M. Hudnell on tne a:rounda of WIiful Abaence of 1aid Defendant from ■aid Plaintiff for more th,n orle ear laat put and Groll Net1lect J Duty, 11ond Plaih• tllf alao Pl'l)'I for other proper :re­ lief. S.ld cau1e will be for !Marini on or after the 28th day ot July A. D,. 11160. Clarence J. Hudnell Crow , crow & Porter, Attorney■ for Plaintiff (G) 15, 22, 29: ('I) 6, 13 , 20, r,, 7.. I-:-- .I . , ' .. 11>e �t•r ' iii, T:,e Sdtl'et 9torn:l !!!11tol, Nl1hl_ �'Jllll'\t . Sloo... TW i';tl "' · , ..J . ""'1•• I I I I I II ! I I ;1 I I I I 11 I. I i: I I I 7:!!0 8:IO Q:� · ,1:1y 10:�0 11 :00 11:\U , Jl: l& Reekonin4 Men Into s-ee • 'J'he }{IWonair• · I've dot A Secret ·v., ,.:steel J:rpui' ' , 1 1 o'clock NeWJ ,\_, J.oolt,f\ tho W••!� Lon ol Life SeaN:b for Torno"ffi G.uldJng Living in W. Va. . Nelahhon Ai the "°'orld --, 1J1hi�" rt, .. . ,, .. 3:SO e erdicf tl!I votth: i:oo ' The Brighter Day t:15 The. �cret Storm A•!IO � Ewie oi Nl1ht _ toones ,.'• 'l'iF,•ee S .... 1:00 · '"' � l:!O 'ffie- Ute of RIiey l:OQ Arthur J. �Qlilh-New• 1:1& Loot at tbe Weath"!r 1:20 JUtt ftwlln Show • 1: 30 . Am01 n Andy &hall 1 .., � 11 Sho11 A t,:f P.:J_ � $, i;:;;. , � ! a•- t11.;,;..1.,,_ , , ;9: : at · rJ,eoter ,a , a..tij J •-. 1:00 CBS Newt _1 -·_ ~ __ · ' •1 :15 CapUiltt' AAD&llVO 9:00 Cattoon Th,1.1atet l>:00 The Red Rowe Sb.OW 11>:IO C:a the Go . 11:00 1 Love Lucy 11:i!II o..ember Bride , Ziiii' Gl'f!}' "'l'heatre .J;M Shotgun Slade lO.oo Summer in New York ,_ 1 ._00 New■ .1:10 A Look at the We■tber 11:15 Theater 18 • 12·30 Sl1n OIi - -----------�-- l'Ml'O D.illy P-rograin Schedule -, .-.., ,,...., 11:118 Slit> On 1:0() Gunt Star 1:lt N� & Weather t:80 RPI) J:00 ln¥ful P� 1:116 N•"!. 1:31 � Pu!f, · 1:116 1tt'ifi '!; ! · iu',i"2f;,,� u'... . •:oo·. � 111De · ia,ao , . f:IIO 1:35 2-:00 9:oo 1:30 FD<·You N.,.. Ju,t ,.or You Plea11nt Calling On lluolc Go Bound Ne... 11111 - · .' ,, U�le ·,0. llound ;i l:Qt "Sportl 1n Renew ,,lo. . -- ',. � , tl.t l!I� : ci"&;:"Nwlf� iF' ' •�� e:. - � · ·· ,1:.11 -, ,, ........ . ..... � I� � : Jl:otlr,-tn,1114eJ.,._ , 1 · 11 ;,-� "... � lC".:..T--=- 1 · d ; :, - 11ilW,, tCli,\ ,lll,,' PftllTIO� , .; 1 · ll,viAiH!tiib'l'till ,. F� Rel1U,ob'• 'llh•Inn'!h . , MING tHTl!RVIOll!P 011 �LLACE MICHAIL'S TV SH(!W: Lll'S (!o\TCM,., ' _ In 1861 WIiliam JalftN Mayo, Farm llulldln91 and MHhlMry dislin,:uished American,' :aurgeon Available free for the asking and co.fou n'der of the fa�d Mayo • from the Mason County J\<rieultur'. Clinic, was bor . .. i_i al Extension Office are ,3,,riety of In 1901 American 1in'9t Nelson farm equipmenl bullet!Jja and � wu born. _ , farm building plan■, Below is a list of bulle,i,;11 11),d 1D ti04 the Atoml()/ E'o I building planB on hand at t.be pb Colhh:Jutee· decided noC 'irahl Dr. J. Robert Oppenh er acen I �;J�uildin1 ��tru�tion, bo� ceu to reetrieted infor, � ' type A and B. n nou.cht for today: ' I Cattle Chute and Headptes J�yidi:hit Dr. J, Robert Ol)' n. Performance of Forage Crush­ heitner aaid "In some 1 · pf ers. crude seme which no ' w.liarity Mangers and Feeding Floors for no humor, no over state+nt can' Cattle. ulte extingui8h, the P.fY■il'.!lsts Bunker Silos-Type C. D. & E. have known sin; and ups ia 1 SiloJ--Types and Construction knowledge which thew cannot 'llose." The Fluidized Grain Conv.yor. Low Cost Shelter and ,eed Stor-ace for Beef Cattle. Machine Stor41e $heda Farrowlnl St41'8, Mul ti•P� �U,f�din, WII· ons. Electric heatin1 of botbed� l>ryl .. FQrl(e by ll)i<eli air, CooUl)io!i,\y . type neila l ,1 ,i,, !, • ·· ,r ,,... l'qp, .. , Ve<: Click did ofFer N • job, �r. I get ,. dollars a -k and rw split the proliti<. Ho.. w,"'11 doe, �hat m�n to vou ?' W T!J:'!' �1'!¥ � , , ; Iec r l;'u.tijps. DryliJg Com "'41 1m•I)· grain with hflllt�(· �- · �. Rope on �WUJ: Lightning P'Potection for the fi¥ fllrm. Other farm building plan& can b,e orqel;'ed from t.he. Alrltultural, E�gi�eering Department ot W@at V1rgmi_.a Univenit)'. Jast indi��te -the t}'®,, Of bulldiO, you WOQld likQr· • to build. ... ,.,. • • � J..,•� .. Start The· Day Rigl:\t t Wida' "THI! RICH kiP INVITEP Mli TO WATCH T.V. STEVE • r. ALLEN • On n. ,..M· USICG . I. '• \odai 1o,.• =====-=r::=-==ew r::=:-: ' .., .... · . .;;<lllil �1Wl Iii .... . ._.. __ GA!i(ll,INE ALL&Y l'l/1,'l'((I. ·u·-- � I ,\ "' 2 ]� · A • • "' " i;_/' ,,, " ,, , ' " / 1 , ; 1 J J /\. l l { l•: ' 1J. .-.:.=: .•�::1'■11 _........... -,.... "'"-� ·· 1 , � � · .. ' 'tf' '· 1m F 1lbrW/ii:: �• Ir ed !be •p,ojitit •mi 1,.i.. n,e � \� the aftain · of of n1 . ·_ .l!fA·il:�• now -�1 °WIth \JPf - • , ; CUBLY liYOI · . Milii·12 ,aw ,,;- . . ........ _ II: ·'./ ,. " � ._ · ',"'=lldl' 8: ':'f( I � , J: \.;.. �-· ,' n� VE OUGHT 10 ' "ffilU: lH " R6T Of TH' D/o/, OFF . AN' 60 flSHIN' Mason CountvJ Farm News "Pt. 9,35 !llualc Go llound i,ao l.oc:11 W,n . , Pl!llQ:IART wdfll!Y i,,e � �fl -·VE . ·H� SIU"- _ Ill ...... � 17.�l�\,,,;'C::1 � :_ ,,_,., NI: fil'cle 1· ��I.II .. · ; ' ¥ I' � 111"� 12:00 �'� l,.,.. 1:00 1 : 15 · 1,30 . P£ANUTS f�!iJtry '8!11< S�eltera iN cor'II Slorlfl. l!IJir�. �1t-'" - . II<>_ . -::" , , •�"I, • · Atoolf,i"-ifii ._. Jule Rivlin Sbow l:v l:IO Amoa 'll' An" f:<ie Slab.way Patrol i,15 • c,dl■1• N11.flfml, . · firl ntfpratar 1111111 • '\'•m- 1 .;.. MM!'��� . $ Only . - delivers this G IANT:FRIGIDAIRE, deluxe�2�dooricombination!. • Mr. and Mn. Bud Coa,te, and cbildrt:JJ ol Loudenville, Ohio, !'J ���-��.) ... Da�iel and C"hlldren ot JJhoeni,r;, wer, Wttekeod 1ue■1.11 of ler moth• Ar1z�na. �re \'Uiting f!":c, ,da CM er, "tr.1. Muri Megee. rt' l111 1ve.i; m lhe area. Mr. and Mn. R1.ymo!Jf1 Stewart Donna.. Liab and Sally Yeager of Poin t Pleuanl were Sunday are spendina a rew days with their 11u.c,t!I of Mr. and Mn. fred 'I'"na­ 1randmother, Mrs. L. E. Pieroll, bet and family. Pt. Pleasant, Mr. ud Mn. Joseph Lilh entertained with a 'cookout at their home Sunday. AtteJidin& were Mr. �nd Mra. Charle■ Yeacer and fam• •• ily, Mr. and Mr■. L. E. Pier1all of Pi>tnt Pleasant, �rs. MarJorje J;lalJ ' of West Col4mb11 and Jim Cox of Porumouth. , Mr, and Mrs. Dalla1 ' Yeager spent Sunday with Mr. and )in. Ed Ir Un� •- 1n1_,...,,, Fry or Letart. Ann �brri, ia 1pending this Today IA Wednesday, June 29, week with her aunt, Mn. Lucille the JBht day of the xejr, with Harrison in CIHton, 18:S to follow in 1960. · I Mr. and Mrs._ Fred Will and The- moon 11 approa�niil: !,I.I "' daughter . o{ Richmond, Virginia, flnt quarter. are spendm& several d1y1 with The morning ■tars •�- Man, · · Jupiter and Saturn. The evening stars are Mercury Jupiter and Saturn. On this Jiay in histog: In l!S77 Flemish p■Jri't•r Peter Paul Rubens was born. Yl: ic Ii-el' j' Rotle · "'1Y • '° i; ·Mt,' •· rrm,..,, fl... --1 1 • r J9:SO One Ton DODGE truck In A-1 oondlllon. Dual tire,, atake bed. Sec Billy HUI, Racine. e 25 t1tc Fink, - WHTN�TV _c�_n,1 11 I -DIIWI :N• Wlalllll , POMEROY. OHIO COURT STREET Love Tllat Bob . - � �. . �� fir!!!� ' ) , :. Amerlean Btn.dNnlll � . w ..J.C. . ..,_..,. !.!y Friend l'li"iib 2:00 !lay In Court lln Beal 1 2:30 Gale Sjorm Sh,nr 'YO'IU' Eeno � ' ' 8:00 Beit Cl°'"J. Weather Teller John Daly Nen 3:30 Wh�IJ;A You Trust Four Juat Men t :00 American· iBa,1dstand Japan-Anchor in the East S:10 Rocky ahd HUI Frien..... .._ Ozzie 11nd HaQ"iet fl:00 8an Francisco Beat Wednesday Niaht Flchta I:� '8,,o Rel'!'rt� Sport. Patodo 1:-ftO Weather Teller H1wal1an gye 9:45 lohn Daly NeWI Tbe ICeWI Torq!d 7,GJ ll'UJht " Scam,11111 Ille weau.,r Sports Report 7 :30 Steve Canyon Late Show 1:00 Reed SlJll) OU 1:30 '1'1i9 llell Mot'oyo 9:00 Jeannie Carson Show ay 9·30 Unto.�bables Cartoon Spectacular 10:!!0 Sea HUIII• , · Romper lloom 11:00 Nell'a TQa.qht Movie _ . N;10 Scannl.Qj_ tlie Weather Euo 8'porf.ar . -� 111 1 . s� loin I • M•'t}od . · · 111-2g Late Show BeaUeu Gun ---, -- Channel I - Ttiuntl Ph�"' ' WY-2-2920 WANTED: TOP 10JI hauled. See G. E . Moore, two block■ north west of Syracuse school bou5e. 6-293tp 10:00 You a.:t Your Life 11 ;00 News H�adlines t1 :10 Weathercut 1 11:16 Ja,ck- 1'aar �•W Qannel 8 - Wttlnesdtn 1 12'311. : . ...... ·� __...,... •w.·. .. _....... . •ber ::-';:.: : � :;� WCH$..'l"V C7,ari:nel 8 ,,,_ ._ •� 'im' ""'U ,_.t, at MASON mothtr, Hrs. and 10n. 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Alll,&l' 3 W$Ai,;Tv C h• _____...:....._..:.::....:.:.:=.:.:._ CHECK OUR Bargain Table daily for new surprises in SAVINGS. Each item 011l y $1.00. The Shoe Bo:c:, Middleport. Ohio. 6·28•6te o., June 29, 1960-11 J ., 0 •J d " . , � �• • RT H ! FO O DS FO R TH E � FOU •• I \ � IOOo/, PURE LEAN BEEF G RO U N D • -,.,-:�·'f--:--c-·.=:i;. _ .,,.- \ . , ·-· �- �'-". ' I f ' ... '\ BEEF 49� I. I , , , � v ..__ ---......:_ . it "· . "'-. I \ //I ' ... •., ' -- •-------- - - \, ------- ' • ( ... . '' ' ,_ . -, i. J ( I, I . I * - ...' •. / , ,• ' • ·-·. . .. . ' ....... . � it '• •' •' ' ,, ',, �- � Come See • . You'l l Save At A&P doi itg11 planned fo r t h� 4th-of_.July week end? A& P llelp you with your shoppmg! And to .make end cvcnl happier . . A&P's got . lots o( lo"1, )0W boost your supply of holiday caahl TEAK �J� ■ ■ QR SUPER -RIGHT . . . TENDE R STEER BEEF- FRESH LY GROU ND ROUND Super-Righi . . . Tonder BHI, Sirloin Tip or CUBE STEAK Plump ■nd Tender . . . 99c l b. !:;.- 49c :. _ Haddock Dinner �::· 31 . ... -- lb. 79C • p Count Med.1um Sh r1m Smoked Picnics �:·::, __ 1b. 35c Rol led Ham ••••,... ___ lb. 8 5c 1 ROASTING lb ■ Oven R•■dy CHIC KENS - :�... -Chicken Breasts Fo, ch·IC ken Legs ...,.. --Cottage. Butts �='"' -"" Sl iced Bacon :�.n� --- 4 9c Charcoal Kaiser foil Aluminum . . ·. 1 2 Inch x -25 Foot Roll l b, lb. 69c lb. 59c lb. 59c lb. 49c pkt, 33c Sard•1nes . ....209C '° c Tea Napkins". Orange. 1-.0 --- . 6 $1 .00 I n 011 l)01Matlc .___ lttl lltld ' 1111 -or. 3 can, paying 1 Charmin --"- ., 6-oa. ctnt D2i� i� Buys! - �, °'1� ' " � 1 111 , , e t a W 1 \ 1 , , SWEET, JUICY FINI BIG ONES 22 -LI. SIZE . . , Juicy, Yellow MM! . rapes or . �-- ,.. 2 u... 49c G H.. oney Dews ·•...- i- •-- .•. 59c Lund, ·Meat •; . .. • ' ..... 79c ' Iorgo tulle w . ...J . - •. P1as IUL'Y GARDIN S - ,1 - can, c s· 9 , ' 1 00 ft. �II• . _1 9 . ' •, . , . _., is ..... _) I a rkets . SINCE 1 esq DlPlNOABLE FOOD MlRCHAIIT Ml AMIRICA'S DlPlNDABLE �� .,.,� .er p.Q un·QB Me,asures · ed By Newes·t Cha1·rman ProlDIS · · I .,:r ��� Mr. Hen�erson Bur1e • d fliesJay At Portland '•'°v I BurdiCk �'" merges w·Inner In PhOtO �'ina1 Plans For Dakota Finish, I School Approved The Natio • n In Bn'efs I I I ��f� -::: Texas FO11owin g Sen·ous Burn ' To Aid Y Cltild !f d · I I I !':!.010ng u. s. ' I ■6 ., of ,,,,. New Elementary News �: �� !� !�:i::: Life 0.f· Repo'rt..e. r No B. owl Of . 1 s·1·affer F'flds ROSes :Sentme ) C �i Piketon Lion 1nstalls . New Club O·ffJeers !ff te;�; I I ' I w���! i� · , ' l tt •'•· '' ' I I I l ., 1 Inf t Di•es In " , THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA COMPAi-fi', INC'. ' ' •00 ' $1 •00 • ....: Morton 'S' p' ca8S ,! ' ....... . �29 ' . c,-nut . ' ' ·c..... .!... ,._ . · C ' ... ., I Oool...... .r w. 7 $1 . Vegetables a 1o-oa. $]. .oo 7 ....._ ��...... , . ... ,.... eas P ,. Ch,,..... a,;;;a� .. ...., 7 1D o 1 ._._.,. �• ■ri.,.. _ .urocc c I • ,1\\ C•r""" ,... •• . l O M A l O E s- Ibo. :r.:i:�: Ml..... ... , llalld - . REGALO . . . FIRM. ltlD RIPE PEACHES -- 4 49c J-,lc-,, llff G•NflNI Whl&e lloNltn _ - ued hearing in county court today, James Roscoe oug as former ly of Beai:wallow Ridge, was found by Judge D l , E. W . Peop l es to hav e vio lated the terms of probation imposed last '.all. The probation was se( 851'd e an d a fine of $500 and a six , . mon tb 1 I se ntence im posed. Do u gJas also entered pleas of not g u i t y lo two felon y charges filed against him by Sheriff DaIton F'mn.Is w1· nner' Of s·Id FOf Gallia Dam v I cost commit-I ,. · ,:· .- · I I '!, '...., ,..,,. � n � � SAVINGS �-sPAN�E() SE(EC ll()N· I. ,1: +.1 i :_ JUICY Pl�KIN'S • �JNI fl[IISH < , ; , it� ,l�i· 11 � �,;'. &'-yo, OIiton Wrlaht, M.son, h a, c•ll•d • •PHi•I mettlng of Town Council toni1ht •• 7:30 I . Sur, fa. cing-2.6 Miles Of· C ounty Road Taken . . ' ' . By 2 wunt J'! "1 • Off Bid In t1Ct10n y COQUDISSIODers 10 � 69c !Court S uspend-;Probation In DougI3S Case After Hearing .. In a contin Pr;t,ests Will Be Aired Tonigh t fO Pav•!ng Plans I t <it ADDITIONAL A&P V�lUESI l'otio Chef . . . Top Quality Brlquet, ., , o htar prot,sh •1•ln1t pnrlng chambers then must apl)ro v e it. certain ltrffh in Ma10n, If lhat hurdle is passed t he .ap. :::,-:::.i11/�1::.:�;;-;: I pro vtd a mount woul d g� lo Pre• , · 1 aldent Eisenhower's desk w he re prt11,ent ■1 wUI Joe Spence., Rol>e rt Harten bach. ROAD �ATION - A view of the Car penter-Albany road shewing- a -cut made to reecon omy and th e nati onal bu dget con,1.ilting en■in...., c,a.,1... ll wa . The heari.ng today was a con- an d sentenced to six month, in t ched closely. ton, w. Va. Enrrone- lnt.rHttd tinu Ioca�e the highway, · I ed session from laiit Sa t ur- jail. Only Tue 9'1ay n ight of this , __ • __ is u r9td to att.n d. I day when lloug l�s an d his wife I Homer Baxter who m 1 week i n Pomeroy Capt . Raymo nd _______ . ed an 1 l,mied on the witness sta_nd that affidavit Lut No vember chargi ng qark J r., deputy d istrict eng l..> � h�y were aware that a fme and DouglH wit h the the fl -of II CM' neer of the u. s. Army Corps ,, ·� Jail sentence il:'d �n imposed motor from the farm of Engin ee rs, Huntingt on, W, Va., or his mo-ln I coury hearing 1n November I the r al Cherry Rid ge , told I Chamber of Commerce auditeJlified on I petJt la rceny c�arge. today thal he was present at illbce C.hat i n hia opinion increaaMrs. Douglas le!U(1ed �hat • he the hearin in Novembe H .., river s hipping would make CODI· g W:88 presen t at the hearmg and I plaining witness. He said be heard qonslruc t l on of th e Reed 1ville did no t hear the court sen ten.ce the sentence the court impoaed . hl&h-llfl dam and others d urin g I her huiba�d and l�e n place him and th e su11peruii ob term1. tbe 1000s imperative. on pro ba�ion prov!ded he leave In cancelling th e prob.a.lion Plans for the dam 1.11 approved t he coun ty. J!ldge Peopl es admon i11bed the �y the Corps of Engineers ca ll . , Dougla�. on Uiie witn ess sta nd. couple for t he ir te1timon un y der COLUMBUS UPl,--R. E. Ault I fo't a total expen di ture of appto1 11180 tealitled that he knew the oat h and cited th e penaltie■ '· pro. Construction Co. of Dal ton e nter1lms tely $64,000,000. ,, terms of prohah· o n but Wiil& . not v1ded for perjury. . I Anoth e r similar dsm also is ed an apparent Jo w bid of $115, ' j �ware tha t he h ad _ been _!m e� A prel iminary h earing waa set phmned in the Letart Fa lls-Ra cine 890 Wedne sday on a con t rac t to for July 9 al 9:30 a. m. on the . 1rlla. dam Raccoo n Creek in Galha two charges preferred a,■iMt w e eks ago core drillin g Coun ty and crea te Tycoon Lake , , moved in to he l ,1gTwo Douglas by Sh eriff Harteni.cb. The Wayn. Cou n ty firm bid t Reed,vllle Botb are felony charges, one the 11res i, n the first act ual co ns true- weU under lh e Public Works Detheft of a ch ain saw a nd oJher I tion work in connecti on wi t h the partment e stima te of $171,200. items from th e farm Of Cl� . The contract calla for construen ew dam. This was under con· Boao at . Great Bend and tbe 8',htr· 1 tr,c t aut h orized by an ea rli er ti on of earth dams to contain the for breaking and entc:riDg the . , , appropria t ion of $50,000 for pr_oposed 1 86-acre 1,BkC �oca ted 15 1 • S hai n -P hilson store al Antiljl,ily,. ;..... I miles nort h of Gall 1 poh11. Tycoo n planni ng. Bond was set at $1,000 on uef!. ; The presen t wo rk is ln the Lake wil l be the cen ter or a ne w A directed ve rdict for the dese." In t h e heari e pmen t s t at e wi l dlif e ar e a. n o g 1i tod.::,,· pha devel t Alto.tne,� " ft: nda nt was ret urn ed by a J ury - -Senior Distric t Depu t y Go vernor J ohn Eppling, Gallipo!� repre,. • in Common Pleaa Court in t�e of 13-H George Stol l, Piketon, 0., sented Douglas. I n the' abaence ·, • . ,,o_,000 damage · 1111t Lawrence . i installed Bernard Full, a nd • full Pro,eeu tor Jame, O Brien, Bel"· • , ( "' ' �... u "tiany road was at the. ·•r.; Jtm,i., • �-'-.•- , lllk!o ... a "·-n er . .,,.._ •.nl')•"':-• •"· 'ftr.rt\J.11. '-· • - - The uw �· 11,1,1. -" bn . ' , . :n: .ru,, � "' th .,,. ,.....I'-"-' t elate of ofiicen lor �he Pomeror· nnd Fu.lb: wu n--• ...� � D a 11 � Dort] nd 1 · . ._ er �"\ fµrt any Llom Club in apeda.l •rviftt Jlig the State. ..._.,.,...-V. - 'j.:,-").". ·· ""·<q, , above. Re·std�µts on. the road say t t ll;e pill ng shown here have �ntrolled • Judg,• John C. ' Bacon ., t 3:1.S , Wedne,day lbe •�rib. The slip originally occ urred on a fill made in road relocation. movement "" · ' P. m . ye11 te:day dire cted the ,ary ., • -� • Tbe insta l la tion was held fol' g i in in s ::;:� ;� : i: �:::: Ohio the of chairman new The (Spei;ial) e d CINCINNATI ..� . .: ,. '\ . � �a ,�: : 'c�r ,',- :�.:., ,'° f���· n ,u.fn F ed Ch . . . River Valley Water Sa-nitation Commission said that "appro- Mr. Ful tz., Pomeroy attorney and wo d•Y, te, m h e .. Th e ,u lt resu lted (rom an accl- priate enforcem ent action" will be taken against communities repub l ican nomi nee for county pro• g ng Lh th:irl!t! ':/ urb pollution of the rive r. · 1 !��� rd:; t��e ::�\�: �fi e:�; ::�� o;���i� (�� N e ;!1� e � o · :: �:r�: · · h muc e don has am r "Our prog li'r 'd the plain tiff, Durst was ope r ator 1 ., . • - , t.a k•,• 0ff succttd9 Pomeroy aut O an d hoat nir'.s'. cY. "HechsucOf 2 .61 miles Of county road from the Carpenter Mr. Mu llen I st•hmlfnts. He uid of a State Hi" to rcslore streams to a clean er con,. dealer Willia Leadi n ham. Surfacing hway . Depi rt ment e 1 h ma n o e . . . 0 w · g convnl15- truc k at the time Fu ne,,! sen"icea were held ' h was SUb• th_. the action of tt.. __ Expenment fann Io lbe Athens COU'1:Iy l'me wh IC Ref1 rin" Pre · den t Lea d . ham it wa1 stru ck r eeda Maurlce E Gosnell of La w• dition ; ' said Wal k.er . " Since lhe · 1.., 1 111 e sd ay ,t 2 P- m. at th e w.hlte Tu •llJ! • _ _ �• "' • inand ies t i n majori-ty mmu o c of oby Smith 's car. He c harg ed Dur11t re ncevl lle m pr •� �rcse nted t,�e �Jstmglllshed Pre.s- Fu n mitled for bids June 7 has been cancelled, County Commis• · WM � a esal Home in Coolville for , H ,... pro- w lt h negllgence m 1 dus!il'ies have met t heir obliga t ion ' f ope m a: r th a e 1de nt s P m to � Fultz •- d ay, bef�re Funera l Home i n Coolv The comm,lssion is a oo-ordi na tsI oner Do n M u _en revea 1ed yest.lC'r ject had been acl'lffllHd and sla te vehicle. ille for e p o inr agency for eight stales in the to curb ll ution, w cannot taler- the lat �er concl ude� the meetm_g Richard s. Henderson, 81, who The commiss10ner made the statement in response to quer• ltkls wtr• to -,_. openecl the NXt . . de l ay by t h o se wh o ate fu r th e r Ju dge Ba con ID directing the Ohlo Valle y which have join ed a with his f1nt offlc1al u.se of his Arms Hospital, ies from western Meigs county residents seeking inf_ormation di:y� . ID Athen1, lollo•- f lury to return the v�rd:lct favor- regional co mpact for abateme n t of ha.�� �:�£i��j/h�r :: r:� gavel ing Mr. Farl ey Bild t ha t CommiBBiona n extended illn ess. as to the status of the proposed improvement. . . h pr e sentac he e n 1d These other o£.f1cers were mwater pol lut ion_ . - ----Rev. John G. Koontz, minister The surfacing, to be applied on a 5()..50 basis with the fed• er -H�nger told him t he projed ;!n � i:� a�: �h:� s�1�i lives o( the eic h t states meet in stalled : . of ca n cell t he Firat Methodist ed becaus a s w e . . of Churdl. m g half the Sept ember, t hey will review the and to be done under eral government � � uilty of contribu tory n e g llg ence Max Ward rirs vice,. Kalad H m• At hens, officiated., hp 10 the road. Resident, along Ig rial ln s � with _ bu ' muni t s of e inquen ipaliti l status c de n opera tin g his car at the time it state supervision , was proVided for by a unanimous resolution dy. second vice, c. E. Preston, the Browning Cemetery Portthe road said yeaterday that t he collided with the at · and det ermine appropriate e n t hird vke; Ralph Zundel, secretruck O""ra M�4 by the county commissioners. .,� ted . . land. road had slipped in one place . 1 fo rce men t act ion." tary; Kermi t �alto n, treasurer; Dr. Born in Portland, the e coun ' 1y ,9 shar.e Of the cosI was seI at $27,200 �nd a where a fill had been made but by DUri!1. deceued • I Smi th had c!11med permanent Ray Heaton, hon tamer, and Ka rl spe n t mmit o( h is life warrant for this amount had beep :sent to the state by the had not slipped, . to their knowin I ' the• �nj�rles resul tmg from the accJKrauue r . and Clyde �kland, Me i gs County and Coolv unde authority of the commissioners' co11nty auditor acting r l edge, si nce a bo'1t 20 plUng 'ha d en . ille lrea· members o( the bo.ard of director&. wh ere he was been driven to co n trol t he ■Hp en gaged resolution. In oil ...... . - -drilling. u� was a resident ot · Cancellat ion of the proj ec t wa, failurP. to do so caused the elate more than a year ago. Athen s al the time of death. Mr. Arley 1ald that und er the made by a telephone call \o M■x to "consider this a formal requf!lt BISMARCK, N. D. UPI-DemoTeenagers Planning Farl ey, district engi neer for the of the commluloners to drop COD· cou nty . fedenl plan, M e igs Cou nA former Coolville town muc ratlc Rep. Que nti n Burdick nosI s hal. He nderson is survived' by 1la te highway department, Mullen dderatioq of tbe project for fu• ty would have received h alf of the ed ahead of Republican G ov. Frida Record Hop h is wife, the formeT Lillian .ru .; saJd. He nid that CommlasiQQU ture lettjng," the le tter 11id . Jo h n Davi s today i n their down...1tn 1 cost of the proposed Improveme nt ....,.. Mr1. arry Clark an d a group Da n HatInger had ma� to-the-wire ra� for I seat In the ,.n:i the CI D• F inal pla ns for Pomeroy'i ne w of teenagers of Minersvil le will three daughten: Mrs. ames Con· Although Mullen ' had m ove<l the from th e _ fedfflI governmen t. J Larry The county bllhway d epartment cellation by • let�r lo Mr. Farley, resolu Uori to surface th e road at U. S. Sen ate. building were spon or a rt!cord hop at the Syra- nolly of Circleville; Mn. e l-em e nt.ary school . Burdl c t , carryi ng Dem�cra hc approved Wednesday night at a cu se s Gr ade School , Fri day, 7 : 30. Kiracafe of Columbus. Mn. Ed1ta ned by J. E. D. Hartinger, coun- 1he May 4 mee ttna he wH not tn• has relocated eeetlo ns or the' 2.61 ty engi neer, and Rolland NfUtlling, formed of the a Ct ioh of Commi1- mile road and made several cuts Party hopes to establish th is tra- special mee t ing of the Pohieroy 1 1 p. m, with Leo 'Sava e as ward Woesfener of California; g three brothers, Earl ot' Wbeelin.C. president or the Board of ido"era Hatttn,er and Nequllng In and flll1. Figure• aa to money ■I• d !Uon1lly Republican North Da· Board of Ed ucation. O· · W. Va.; and Ralph a.nd lrlter1 ;, 1lonen. The lett�r &aked that the can cel ijng the prpject untU June ready 1pent on the roa d are not kot■ 11 • two-party stat e, forged ,supt. of school& cha'rle1 s PJroce eds are for a fu Rd t o both o( Portland · one slater project bill oroJtted fl'Otri the U1& 21 be :■aid. At tliat time he ■aid available, County Aud itor Gordon ' �, w. Va. UPI _ I n front on new stra ggli ng re- G1 bbs sa Id t he next 8 teps are adCHARLESTO1� '· lira' , "' aend tee nagers l o the Slate Fa1 • • W. Da\'ls of Sheffield, Alab!ama oI Pl'OJ· ec•· w on w bi•• �• b'd • s wen? to lhe' other two conunlnloner1 had CaIdweII 8 1Id yesterd ar, b ut rec, Wheeli ng would lose it1 last two t urna fro m ru ral areas. ve rllslng for bide stani ng Frid ay M n Cl k aid K oI Ad i t t e e t t f ����e cr:,r::n::n :=:.� •• a ly 1, and opening th em on • g be II d . �d�is!10: i11 s�l , ca�dy Aue'. �� �= :� � � : :! �� :!: : � � !��:f: � or o::i:: t t ne 1 : ��:� b c r 2,3 o tl n B • r n :1 .: :r;!•� t �eso:!��t/:�a:�:d o � .!: �� f �:.r:� 15 and 25 cents. He wa9 ·preceded i n de,m;: by of Elmer Ba ett i n firm ri n e n vot e s a n d Davi s turned to the cou nty. had 103, !,f ve1 1 B&O applicaUon now 9 10,1l,8 � ee l H.owever , he poi nted A t ten d ing were Stanley Martin 1ppro 1 overdraw n. 1 bl.I parents, Mr. a nd Mn. J1iiliu1 2 �. Burdick, fi rs t De mocratic or McLaughlin • Keil, Archi tec ts, Mullen exhibit� 1 copy ol the , out that at the aame mee tlne I n Alloclatea, Chilhcothe, for lay- under cot11id er1Uon. H�n de�on, three children : Jun, e road. This aum oul work o n sta te hiatory, Lima, O h io, and Herb Bone y, Char�es Bring Pair " � wbie'h the con tract waa cancelled During a bearina W ed nesday, conoenman in let ter �o the dl■trlct en1tnee.: Bill o n I icothe wu paid the .Chl y and Eileen and <me lilter, i n . -vote mar thu1 had a 3 • bo f� 11 M t A. Gibb8, vice the B&O aald pusena:er u1e ard president ; eo nfirmallon of hJ, atatem.:mt' and the eommilslo nara rtlOlved by a , D Into County Jail r• nd w C■ M rs. Ru th Pi ckens. or a , 1 21, . ndida tes ' totals were so ca e ll W , u ' r 7 t prealdenot; Th Ed J. rk e l c Fo ln r lra e ard vote pay e r n o o -248 d n a w 243 a f .aa el• e Wh w n e t e be 90'7 $51,2 to ec f 9 alao I letter received by the ooun- 1 t a to Pallbearen were h it ne,lle1t1 Lodged in the county jail last , Pa,. Ii• I ng ind Wtllard, Ohio, had de - n ear a ata ndoff tha t debate wa, an d memben Ral ph Graves and Sff Surflcl111 11 -On ty commiu ioner■ June 13 from Mr. a used caterpUlar tractor from -· night were Sam Keaton and Carl Meredith of Waterford! William . , o f e euo e th rag to ver o e ur s weei:s r 054 l')' the n pe e n d n Supt 40 A ned and Wilker Machln di Wil l iam Compa y of and r cent si nce 1 Farley ackn owledaln, their re-arres t Jeffe r s, bot h of Syracuse, Harol d Sauer of Midd leport · J'ohn . it loat $160,000 on the operaUons alg niflcan ce of the outcome. Gibbs. qu.est. 1'111! lettet from the engin- Charleston. ---coun ty officers on charges _______ ed Hen d erson and Warren by � an Piclerui last year. Mr. ,arl•y, called by phane at eer stated thit be .had asked the TTLE filed by Zona Je ffe rs. The y were of Reedsville an d bis brothfft-in• A A A DV CE LI N commissioners to apeelfy lhelr fur- the, district hllhway office. In Pomeroy Squad Called NE:W YORK UPI - Stocks ad- charged with d isturbing the pe ace l aw Harry Pickens of Racine and WASHINGTON UPI - Senate ther intention■ In the matter. 'l'beir Marietta WNl'llttd.ly, ":"lfled Frank Walker of Columbus. . OUhl( ------· ----- - - --'-vanced frsct 10nally at t he openin g while in toxicat�d. Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Eugene Coll ms, Po meroy RD, Mrs . Ernest W h itehe ad of Reeds . The Pomeroy e me rgency squad todlily fo l l owi ng Wedne sday's gen• John son, d efyi ng Republi can opwas jail ed yes_terday afternoon vi�le and Mrs. Harold Sauer of poil tlo n, formally asked today for waa called to the hom e of wood- eral steady performa n ce. I i.:" QI . - -- by Po meroy pohce af ter being re- Middleport, niece. of Mr. He�!'· Congre11 to recess Saturday and row Milbur n 32� Co ndor-st y estuDA J E R ER on b011d Wednesday m orn- s on sa ng "In T he Sweet Bf � ' leased N SU Y Y I F PP IT Funenl. 1ervlce1 for Robert K . re turn Aug, 8, after t h e poli tical d ay at 3.48 P. m to admlmeter aid l in ne y supper at the Oak Grove Jit an assau l t en d battery By " a nd "Beyond the S uuet" . on g: , n ed to Milbur Rohfilrt r e suff who 3 Spires, 1°% ,year-old son of Mr. co n vention &. ' filed by h is ex-wife, Iris as s pe cia l numben. Th ey 'were ' Me t h o dis t C h u r ch n ear Rac m e, charg e a laceration on G1e I nside of hi,i l and •Mn, Robert Spirea, w ho died a Co ll ins. He will be give n a hear• accompan ied by a cou■in, Illa Friday, July 1. Serving sta rt s t lo Fort Sam Houston Hoapital, WASHINGTON UPI _ Pr eaJ.- jaw In a n accident . ing be fo re May or Cha rles Legar. Roberta Humphrey af CQgtvlli,. Li fe js not a bowl Of roses anywtiere . Of this Dai ly Sentinel San Antonio, Tex., will be held den t Eisenhower today vetoed as He was taken to the office or 5 p. m. Everyone welcome. more certain than the ruo-of..mine staffer Lowell Wingett S.■turda)I •t 2 · p. m. from the "inderenslble by any Ught" the Dr. T. A. Hewetson by the squad , Funeral Home in Man br��. 1 for eat m � � I �!�k�.:�;-$7� . I bi be beard c,pt. �ih io:' :· votr "One in particular, your neia:blu nt.: Fi The infa nt died following b11r ns . The Chief Executive I n a �:: special Raymond Clark. deputy dl1trict 'VI,• remen , wa n ts ,\·ou to show tbi■ boat r tb 1uflered bo i11 Soulh . C aroli n a where Corps of e mesn ge to the House aaid the engineer of . lo 11 bl he as · im ••-· llllfl m. river a ll M r. Spi.n:11 w11 on "''"'y dI.I tY, prtsent fed·eraI pay 1yatem wnB Si:,mon'na · �Ii•�_...,.. , W . ya., En ameen, 8 .., Event c 1_ .. � e Raci ne Volu nte er Fire Do• distinctly ny be(ore tn ..Umated ,el l an d � v,ry ••• 1•"' lo e-,or Tho remain, will •rrive by air bad ly ■ ntiqualed and the pa, bl U G LACIER PARK, Mont . UPIpartment an d no t the American He did have the supp�l"l or fin He repeatedly asserted hla righ� 100 Chamber of Cb�mll'Ct mei,a• l hls •l1 bt and poeSlbly wort on Friday and frie nds will be re-- would make the 1i · tuation wone. ■ame ra1ber than on the. out-of. celved at the funeral home after r Le1ton is aponsoring the July 4 Go v. Nel son A. Rockefe ller's war ot her Republ ican governo rs lining to speak ou t o n natio nal fliau. ben and their wi¥U : '" . . , . A m od.el'II deiael motor date conveyancea , he la 1cCU• 7 p. m . tha t d ay. WASHINGTON U PI _ House �el e bra Llo n in Ra ci ne which will �ilh lh e Ei�n hower. . admi nistra- 1 up wi t h l iberal Demo�e�rs W�n es- 1 desp_i te any disagreeme nt • wilb. Jm, ed to. tom wlll be i n the Zerkle Burial Republicans C!lpable la lined up uqanlmowaly include a chicken ba rbecue at tion and a victory spmt gene rate d day to rebut£ t he 1:1dm1mstral!on on ad mmistratlon , a nd promi� to built 1 n bei ow n host "What opinio n do you hne on Cemetery in the Fai rview com- loday behind · a drive to defeat n oon and ennlng, a mock weddi ng by pro-Ke n nedy Democra ts drop. the poli t ically ho t issue ot medical keep talking in a n effort to iidJ ' or pushing 400 bar•es . . . . " ped on the riva l parties today as care for .the aged . The i ssue had ence the GOP platform. to b4b.: Today thi11 to--lhe--p,oint note wit tbia su-bject, if any?-M. L, L." munity with the Rev. Ralph Ila- pla n■ ot Democratic leaden to � a nd flreworka. ' The "River Authority''' cohUn honey In cbarge . cell Con,reu this week end U ntil '1111 American Legion has ch arge political fallout fro m the a nn ual · beeome l;ilurred by t he time the adopt ed at the n atioM.I eonV41i· io on Mr. Win gett '• new1 desk, from " or the nag ral11J n 1 cerernon iei. to gover nors' conference. Other survivors are a broth er after th e political con vent lolUI. vote came . howev er. and the 30-13 at Chicago next mont lJ. Ke Marptet Lehew, bookkeeper: ues to WUeve he beard the Cap, J Rockefe l le r , at bo , n start the day's feahvities 11 10:30 modem indi c ate direct GOP firmed bla Republica n loyalt, mater• the Who hae bee n v o te d id NJ home; .at tlln I& of Lawrence, o t ohn 'borlty t A.d er "To The &Iv lh rowill{! challenges at Preside nt 1upport for the New York gov- ke pt tbe door open a crack te CAPABLE, repeat CAP�, ol na1 ,nndparen tA, Mr. and Mr■. M1mNO CALL a . m. The Daily sendnel: Ei!!len hower and Vice Preside n t er nor. out the 1960 campaign If � ' •'There baq belD NVIJ'll pbonv pu1Jun·1 toO bara:es. And lie. ha■ llaym'bnd Yonker, New Hav en and A meetln, of tbe M.elp county i th a HOSPITAL Ri c hard M. Nixon pl■ ■ition with : be paternal pndpuenta, Emmett requ for three week s Commiulo n en Rockefel le r did m o re t han his held S■ t lll· Mlle;$ OINIRAL the platfonn 11natteptable. e wlll c,d , atat. e lq dJII to a wn ealls tllill 11tepped up bia attack durin&' the shart: to enable th e Republicans to Admitted: Su e . LeheW', Mason . His campaign failed to ment made on Ute, front p-,e cit manaiemenl for • ta-,e �er Spilti.1 and Itri. Helen Sansbury, day, July 2', it 111 announced. The H Ui confere nce which adjourned here eompete wit h the Democrats in t he [ other Republica n governart Dl1miNed : Mn. Sandra ' replar meetlnii: of the commit. thil n� aqtq that -,me l ID u .to h•e unlblke1'bl1 eft t,otla Df Middleport. The mOther , ii the former alonen falla on Jul)' 4, a legal bo • aad son, Rlcine ; Mn. Mae Karr, Wednesday. BtJt b,e still looked 1 political aideshoWB wllich are nor- their belief th1t Nb:on dtilel � loltl' ' ar■ cq,e'Mi of 'dlnce in the future of what nt,.. · Aua-rBu.tb. YGIIUl',· Nw Haven. , lday. lite a aeneral without an army. mal at tovernora' conferences . f • noml.naled for t.be �le pDnaMtJe� alf.lci■ll •NY", · srncuae. � pieblDI 4i00 Nl'I r ,� �It• , .... • , • • 1 I• Accordin1 to Un ited Pres, Intern atlonal, lhe commi ttee Wedne�day se�t to Lhtt Senate plana for spend i ng $40,000 at A.lhta• hula Harbor , $1,no,ooo for plan• n,i ng lfld �Qnslruction at J\eed•• v11le-Bellevdle (W. Va.) lockt ■nd dam�, �. 000 for Cleveland Harbor improvemen ts, and '80,000 for the Toledo Harbor. The House had apPfoprl�ted on ly $2SO,OOO for t he As htabula PFOJect 1 nd nothing for th e olb·· ers. It would have to agree wJth the chan ges before they become effective . . ROCK Y COURSI As in all appropriation meu• ures, th e Reed svlllll-Belleville proj ect faces furttier obstacles too. U the amount su rvives Se nateHouse commi ttee agreemeaj, both · -· o< C � -� -,:W-¥-�14 ':s;- -�"�tlf.4-./ IUPIR-alGHT 121 2 S:'IGLE r:Ol'Y - k Court's Ruling c 9 3 Old FHhlonod, Pickle & Pimento Cooked S.loml '/ ; Verd•tel Favors Defendant In SUPE lt-RIGHT . . . SLICE D c,- Ohio, ,...,, chaMt of ac.Hered � or fhufNllr,,. 1torm1 canlr•J ancl _.... ,..... lion• tOftltftt, Friday p,trtly c...,_. dy, thu"'-nh••••·• 111,.a,. Hlah toclar In IOt centr•I and, '"""• Low tonlpht 66,-73. 1,7 50,000 For Reedsville Dam I ' WEATIIER Pomeroy-Middl•port, Ohio, Thursday, June 30, 1 960 Action Needs Concurrence B� I , House Group, Ike s B lessing LUNCHEON MEATS ; • Devoted 'J'o 'l'lae latere,t, 01 The lffelgs-Jfla- Are• • NO. 64 e n ti n e a1 y '' '' ' CLOSED MON DAY JULY 4TH l P reu l"tfffl1tlon1I The order of n,danb I• fMH of 1m1II t• fflNh,m•alud rnmal1 charactarind by hnir,9 ly two enawlnt tffth abon two below. �- ?\l\ .. Got big Tlll'n let t he week price s t o F...., . e a, UnltH • A start - $1,750,000 wonl> - towa�d planning and construction of the Reedsville-Belleville high-lift dam received � big push today when the �te Appropriations Committee included that amount in a Ji l.200,000 waterways improve. menl bill. ' •• ' � ► • , 1Mttii4111Wtu1 Now You Know •• I Rock efeller war, High Democrat Hopes, Are . , . � . Fallout From oneIU ded Governors' Meetmg I I "�' 'l � 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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