https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bbb46b9728431141351debfb8c7fdb22.pdf 6cb04b3a4f32a855622e688194917232 PDF Text Text • . ----- : 6---Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy•Mlddleport, : Lo6am Enterrain Mr •od llln. Dwight Lo1an en­ tertained with a dinner lut week al their home Rock Sprmcs !toad. Prtsent wen Mr. .1nd Mra. A\'tty 0 . , June :is, 1960 Logan, son Scott Avery, of Pejep­ scott, Me., Mr. and Mr1., Elmer Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brick­ les, Darwin, the ho1t, and aon Skip. Mrs. Elsie Smith lnstalled As Grand Chaplain, Ohio Council, Jobs Daughters Mrs. Elsie Smith , guardian of Bethel No. 62 of the International Order Of Job's I Da)lghten; , was tnlltalied as grand cha,p- . mbers Hold A rtent1 Church Meetin11 en Club Me t Gard lepor Midd , Mainly AbOU t"ri ,.r or June Meeting At Home Of Mrs. Maag lna!':.�::Z �!�., . l e eo lepo i M h rt an s,.,.,.. Fin t P p The J u ne meeting of the Middleport Garden Club was held ian Churc was P ite 1byter U N ' lllonday evenini a t the home of Mrs. E. F. lllaag where mem t e eroy Jn Pom HA I NS n dd d d he, n Wa verly S�day 1fletnoon to receive d 1 0 the gard en with Dr. M aag dis playing 1 1 auend . t he EY ery Member C1nva.s1 Wkt LUC LLE a water fall as wel l as his gold fish a•nd water liJ pool. The Com nual session of the Gr'and Guardian Councii of Ohio Inter• �11 t ee mee t i nc of the Stewull lY d ec• 1rd sh1p PromoUoo progra m ing was held in the hou se wbi ch was be� u>utu national Order of Job's Daughters, held Friday and sa'turday ' � meet a n d Mn. Fred Reuter -.. and Mr. J u ne 24- 25 , in the Deshler•HiJton Hotel, Columbus. H e was accompani ed by �epreMr. an_d Mrs. Fred Hubel e of Citf- orated wJ th arrangem ents o{ summer flowers . Approximately l .200 ad ult, an d I t a n'ibury _ presl d_ed S _ H. Mrs. G. s en taUvelii from t h e Syracuse! l a t t e kend na e o wer c _Cues we m 1 gi rls atten ded the &: rand aesaio n. I gare t St okea of Clevela nd is t he Mr. a d _ Mr1. E�er ett Dad ey. They . over the business m_ee t mg wi th gional Chairman Ch urch: Mrs. Thomu Clark • chairn_ Plans to cu t a n d trim t h e m an of the Every Mem ber Can-' - newl_y i nttalled gran d guardian and • ua•u Mu.. J,ne Halo tead. •rand e ll:i meml>ers re&pondmg t o t he aJso v1s1 ted their a n t, M ra. Lu y everereen1 near t he sign at t he d a and ·'Wee ian, presided over the busi rie11 Wil ham B!tssmg of Columbus the h Pest t wi roll call vs�• �f the church , Mrs. Pearl c u I Langlotz. new aasoc1ate grand guardian. I entra nce to Middl epor t were made Con trol Mate r ial . " meeling. c r ide, clerk of the Session, .a.n d M rs. Geor e:e La nce and 1 Mr . I and plan 1 for a picnic lo be held M B A record hop r or all, with Dean n izi ng the recog icate Activitie s pl s nned for the girla certif A j Mrs A. H. Durst, El der an d Trus­ · 1 o, rly , e ed of \l were Tol s I daugh ter .81: for having paid in full to at the home of Mn. Ti t us a t Rut- tee , Mr.s Maym e Holme•, Elder iilarted with a swimming party ,:I t Lewis, Coluni bus disc j(l(.' kcy a club ( ee w gue n a ts Mrs. o Mr. d k s Ju� Cabe na Club on ma &ter of ceremo ni es, followed lht! Harry lhe Aquamarine the Vict or Reill Fellowship fund la nd w ere also made Arrange- I and Millll Fra n ki e Mumaw Elder K eiser. · grand sesslon . ments 1or t he picnic will be ma de We Att Now Eqllipped To Install nd Friday mornmg . •· t h ad u I'· a Mr. an d M rii William Parker of was noted by t he presiden t The by th e execulive committ ee ��d Deaconeis of th� :_h�h-__ .,, ...., 11 P er � _ by an s signed g was icate M certif I 1 s s e C w week iumbu en st r� e d u of g ? Re1::��! To��/\ta�i��. :fso 1�/���:i� g� ��:t �:�i;:e his pare n ts , M r. and Mrs. Edw.ardo , Herman H �mph rey, Regi� nal DirThe president called th e c lub' s i l! T �- and � James Titus, Re- a tten ion During the grand rouncil 3 '!ui on t ended the mee ting. M s oney a Parker. t o lh e radio p rogram t I � . o n F'l'iday mght the Daugh tt'rs pre- mem be r of t he local Bethel, parlic ....., M M . nd n a d !Ito an Ro111h which will be pre sented on the n: 1 a se n t ed a rerti/1t ale of $322 . 50 to ipated i n t h e Bible eerc:nony nd family of Za nesville were week 'firs t M o n4ay in A ugust al 10.00 , .1 an he t s. r was fl to g Maescort M Oorothv Weick . worl hv g ran J ma over WMPO. Ways and Means fQUn rie CurJ, guardian .s-' cretary _of e�d � ueSls of Mr. an d Mrs. Maso_n t ron. < ,-rand Cha11kr of Ohio Ord er O nd Mr. a nd M n. a r F ris plans were discussed for the Sepu™: OO� t mh J of Ea �t!'rn Siar�. fn r a h os pi t al IX'd Bethel_ No, 62 a tended 1 Harris. tember m eet ing. 0Uf ions t y n g. o n talla Saturda eveni alread v purchased for the oti io .s Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smi th of Eastern S1ar llom!' at M t . Vc1 11on. The following were aam ed 18 , s..1em we�e Satur day guests of iVl j,J l The � u m of $B�O wa11 pre�t' nl f'tl 1_0 t he nomi'!a t ing commit tee to pre- ' M ,, Ne , e . Koe h ,er. ,, u 1 · 8y FREDDIE HOUDASHE T i t he Shr111t'ri- {.rippled Childr !1 s sent officers for t h e comi ng year Great tim e Ml �s Ne t, � e K. oeh i_er spe nt _Sun- .__ L . Hos pita I , -und Mrs. Wal te r Hay e s, Mrs. A. Em )' Jll poh.s i Gal1 With her S i8ler, ! d 1 : • for O MW Kodak CamerA Q Mr �. nd ·M rs, fran _ k Checse brew mish and Mrs. Lawrence Milhoa n . Sa1 • 1 rd1n- t h(I· ,::Jrl s to11red l ht> . Mrs. Ch arles Weav er and other enter·ta med Sun _ day evening with a Lockhourm• A i r Base a ad atte,�d M rs. M L. Fre n ch presen ted rel,"• ..,._ It,. Ill US IOI flff , cookou t at their hom e. Gu est.s for O y ed a lu11rhe..-.n al thf' Slud ent -., nhe ar t icl e "Chrysanthemums from t _ . d Mn. • Way Mr. Rusa ne ell of I CAi'll�.f: AHO IHM YOU'il Nffi l_l the n ki a evening were As speetal act of dness to a Mr and Mrs. Planting t o Flower Shop" from ion .at Ohio States U n i veralty alter Broo S\'} le Pa., were weekend j Claud e Che f the a eiebrew of ly y t Deaof communi the Pt . mi Pleas t � an which t hey wen t u;. the Stadium the Horticulture magazi ne . O� h 1· 8 moth er, Mra. Sa �t p , W. Va. a nd Mrs. Warn er Elliot t of • Theater to sc-c thP- plav. "The Ma n cons and D�aconel!llcs of th e First 1 1 Th wer e amed acco�p !l' United Prealiylerian -....:Ch u.rah , of � \"• Columbua. • Mrs. Stansb ury thanked Mri, Who Carne to Din ner." home1'3: the tr daµghter, Gail who Ma ag for entertaining the club 1natall11t 10n of the 1 960-61 Gran d Mid d leport received ' I, apecill ,.o f- a nt . R!v. Raymon Konkrigh t and son, in such . e past week with h er n h nice w h Be t hel officers and of the 1960-61 f�red du r i ng t heir chlU'ch 1ttvice pe �avid , sp_ent several days last week after wh�ch merntr� , grand ';ll ather , : �� Grand Guardia n Council officers la.st Su nd ay and ltf! ;planning to .l(ld Mrs. Everttt Davi& of in _W11.1hmglon, D. C. where they Ber th a Lasher who w:: 11 gu esi I was held Sa t u rday night. Mrs. :-t:ar- l ake � uch a n offe ri nf�ach Sunday M1-:�j•epor . . t were Sa turday ev enVifl ted msny places of i n teres t were i n vi" ted t lhe dmmg room '. in th e month of July. 'Ute family t hey are asais tln& has i n& gP,tests of Mr. and Mn. Ch1rl• While th ere they a ttend ed service� f or refres h men� · o( Billy Graham a t G riffith Stanot aaked · for help but frien ds I n ea Buck. Mr. a nd Mrs, AYery Logan in d di1111;1. Th e table which was co\ler ed th e church know tha t th ey could J Miss Jessie Hoy t of Columbus with a whi te nylon cover was Pom eroy, Ohio Ul!C lt as t� ey are alr eady faced son: Scott A�ery have retur ned lo PRICE WILL COMPETE WITH wi th • hotp1 ta l bill amou nti ng t o their hom e 10 Peje,ps�ot t , _ M e ., af- vl1itl!d recenUy with her cousin, I centere d wi th an , arrangemen t of ter a two weeks vl11t with his )flu Bess Sanbor n . whi te Fuji cnrysa n themuma ba n kne arly four t housa nd dollar1. TONIGHT parents, Mr. and Mrs. Georee Lo- 1 Mr. a nd Mrs. Charles Reed and ed with w hi te ca ndles in silver ANY TYPE OF FUEL . "AROUND THE WORLD The hospi t al blll was_ Incurred ga n of Hemlock Gro\le a n d other child ren , Nancy and ,Scott , of Col- holders. IN BO DAYS" because of t he hospltallz1tlon ol relativ es. umbus visited las t Sa turd with Shirley M•cl.in e - David Nive n Refresh m�ntB for t h e eveni ng th eir 1mall so n who U Priced low! Popular f/asla F . ill must face � Tompki n, was a busi ne18 . form er neighbors h ere. �� Reed . . were parfait aad d ai nty cook.lee a h ea� operation. T he baby was VLs1 tor m Charlest on today. a tte nded the Midd leport school . CLOSE D WIDN ISDAY oUlfil made by Kodak with e hole ln hil heart and Rev. a nd Mrs. Eua:ene Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Herman Caud ill which were serv ed by the lJ.oa tess­ THURS.t FRI, and SAT, Woncf•rfully easy WO:, to &tart Arnold Grate, Owner wh de In the hospi tal for �hat con- and da ug hter, FVe, of Chillicothe have moved i nto their rece ntly es �rs. �ta nsbury, Mrs. Crary Walt Dim ey'a taking pleluret. This complet. L Da M e n n 1s ora ditl_o de velo_ped , s a nd Gil e • lun&: i n f e ction �er e p , m 1 Monday a:ufft, of h is aren ts purch sed hom e on Broa d way "SHAG<lY DOG" RUTLAND, OHIO PHONE Sff-2-11 1 1 outfit give, you oll th euentlals Mn. Maag, w h n ich ec e 1 mergency s1ls t 1d a n Mr. e a� d Mr■ Ev e rtt wh t Thomas. e r e _ t h e Clar en n Hag ce e n • a e J C a s e y f a mily MacMurray, Fred . -------comera, fllm, fla1holdtr, bulb s,· operation . Oa\11 d Thomas of .M:inernllle l i ved wh ile i n Mi dd l eport. The Cabatter!•�, �,hht:ip, and instruc­ He_ Is now a patle nt I n Childre n 's left Frid ay for a vi1it ln Crooks- 1eys moved to Leba n on · va . , two Ul.a11v.ar tlon1, TIP'. lrowni1 Twln 20 Cafllo Hospital and t he puenls are told ville wi t h Mr, and Mrs. Waller w eeks a go. ero 9i11H you cholct of finders, tha t it will be al l eut anothe r, ,b Thoma, · and family. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rlggs and eye-level ot wai1l-l1nl, 01 w.11 month■ before he will be 1trong Mr. and Mr,. French Hundley d aughter Brend a or Crooksvill e $ os easy 10111 foaisina, I en ough for t he opert tion. a nd lamily of Columbua were Sun- apen t th� week e�d with Mr. and pe i t 11 ho d ends of tht lam- day auests of her moth er, by fr Mr1. Mra, Eber Lewis and daugh ters I FOR PICNICS . . . FOR OUTDOOR FUN lly t h.t other or11nliatlon1 fJII Georgia WHIJ1m1011 and o ther J anice a nd Paulin e. Delorie Walk: The Ja n e Howell tent No, 95, co n�lder the matter of helpJng tbe r elatives. D met Mon day at the DAV Hall e r of Ashla n d, Ky. UV was t he Sun d ay _ ON THE 4th . . . ALL S U MMER LONG I . family. Mr. and Mrs. William Grat overn ight gues t wi th Paulin e a nd with ,Prcsl de nt Lena Hamm preliid e and son James ot Charleston and Bob Springer a lso spent the week lng wh en a letter Crom "Charl ey CAMERAS - FILM Ted Weaver' ' was read . Baker of Bucyru1 w e re weet end at t h e Lewis hom e . Two en_d gu est• of their mot h e r Mrs. Weaver (Cliff Arquette ) wrot e Capt . a n d Mrs. Chester Bice and PHOTO SUPPLIES Ho.,.. n• A·re Scheduled William Baker. d aug hter. Susi e , spent t h� week- that he had boug ht 5� acres of thl! A I R-CONDITION ED HARDWARE STORE Tri-Cou n ty Teen Ca ntee n B.6 nd Gr over Wolfe of Pla n ts w 111 the e nd in Crown ci ty with Mr. a nd origina l G ettysburg, Pa ., batt l eBe .sure to visit Elberlelds stand goes to Syr1cu1e this We d- di nner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Norris Ca rter. The Lr daughl- fie ld to preserve it as a memorial Carner• Departme nt localed THROUG H THESE HOT DAYS! neaday nigh t for th<' first outdoor Ben tz Wolfe today. er rtmai ned In G a l!ipola wl th h er to Ci\lil War soldi ers. on the main floor. See the re cord hop the re whlch · will be Pen ny Sue Moore of Fairboume u n cle a nd aun t , Mr. and Mra. Pa ul · many, ma ny. cameras- bot h A priz e package do na ted by Eve- j h e ld in fron t or Town Hall and n o ls spendi n g H\lera l week.s with K erns. movie and still pictures ad missio n will be charged. Mr. and Mrs, Carl Moore, M r. an d Mr.t1. Joh n Davis (Ire ne A nd er- ly n Clark was wo n by Cadd ie Wick­ mov.t e -projector scree11.1 Spo nsori ng the cantee n'& apphr- Mrs. Geoffrey WIison an d d au1 h• j son) of New York is visiting wi th ham. He len Mill�r. Lul a Goegl ei n .sli de proj ector and moYi e Don't wait 'Iii hot weather . . . buy e nce Is th e La d le• Auxiliary to the ter and Mr. and Mrs. Don Jett her mo ther, �drs. George A nd erson a nd Glad ys Cuckler were named to outfits. T.lke ple n ty of pic­ au d it books, Birthi;tvs Qf �nnie . your electric fan now and save . �acuse 'P'l're Depii1m en t A con- and dau&h ter. Sr., a nd ot her rela tives. ture• tb is sufflffler. Keep- a Ne utzli ng, Ell:&abeth - Campbell, · · p ermanent record of your •lon stand will be operated by Mr. a nd Mrs, Bob DavJs and Mr. s nd Mrs. Cli ffor d Dyen 1': e AuliUary with proceied1 'olng two 1on11 of, Ft. Walton B each , w ere i n Warren over the week end Della Sta h l, Fra nce, Bearhs a nd 1 activities e nd your families, Everything To Make Your ·Camping and On any {an in stock. Fans as low as to the new tire truck fund . I rl:zes Fla,, were wee ken d gueata of Mr. visitl n � with Mr. a n d Mrs. Robert Elsie Hart were celebrated. too. U you need , film, you '11 Plcnicing A Plea.sure! 85.95. Less 10%discount . Terms if Refres h ments of pine appl e sun­ will be awa rdP.d. an d Mrs. Harley Brown . Bell a nd to ret urn t h eir chil d re n find • complete sel ection et you wish. Alter many weeks of absenu in Mr, and M r s. Billy Jack Mullens Raymo nd , Louann.a a nd Lourcrita: daes, cupca kes and coffee were Elbetfelc!s - all eize11 the Mason County area lhe Tri- 1 a nd dauehter Teresa of Proctors- who spe nt t h e past wee k with the serv ed. black and w hite or color. Cou nty Ca nteen will be I n Mason ville were Sunday guests o ( Mr. Be lla, to Mi dd leport. The Byers ' Leave Y.Our e-X'))08ed film et C�ty Saturday n laht. Thie dilnce a nd Mrs. Harley Brown. oth er eon , Carl. who spe nt last Hold Sunday Dinner EJ!berfelds for developing. wtll also be a n outdoor hop � nd Ml11 Phoe� Paullne Harper J s week at Rock Springs with Mr. a nd You 'll like our quick eC(ici­ Mr. a nd Mrs. William Woodard LINSEED OIL A N D LEAD WHITE wlll be held a t the Parkett1 Dr i v e• apend ine a two weeks vacation Mrs. WIiiiam Rad ford, ha& 1110 reent servlce on color or entertai n ed wlth a d i nner Surid ay . I n HOUSE wlth her gra nd pare nta, Mr. and t urned home. I . black a nd whlite. We have West Virginia Huntln8 and at th eir home , Locust st. Present · Bot h affairs are ope n to the pub- Mra. Fred Jackson, Middl eport. Mrs. Mabel Walburn or Colum­ were th eir nephew, Ben Turner . Ii . Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grimm ha d bus cam e Saturda" for a week ', a nd sons Ed die and JimmJ of Fishing License and Ohio River Lie· o1 � vaca 11 t io gu n e s with t s l a st he w r daug thter a nd Columbus, Mr. a nd Mrs. Floyd Clee ek t h eir a h ome MORE THAN ONE GAL., $4 . 1 9 cnse. at Le tar t , Mr. and Mn. Be rnard family , Mr. and Mrt . Harold Thom- land and gra ndson Urry Clela nd Stewart, a nd dau_Jh ter Deborah, of u amt chil dren a nd ot her rel atives. of Lan isvill e the hosts and son (AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YO U R SHOPPING COM FORT) Bakersfie ld , C1hl, Mr. and M.rs. George Mein h art ' William, Mis& Su etli Sollars of I r.e t urned home Su nday from a va- Colum s I bu was an afternoon 1uea1tt. ca tton crube on lhe Grea t Lakes. 4 r Na. ld r Dlot •- " O n th eir way hom e they stopped in Stato No. 22SX I OF IDN DIT CDN DF ORT RIP Columbua wit h their da ughter and lain of the GraAd Guai;dlan Council of Ohio at the 35th an. Rutland Furnitu re Is AN NO U NC I NG A N EW SERV I C E :i ��!�j�� 500 lb. LP - Gas Systems I I I 1 Heat You r Home Or Brooder Houses With LP GAS and SAVE! 1 NOTICE! Only $4.29 gal. •• . . -- . ete ••.• •• .•• . --- ·, • • •• • • l••••• I Chal'.Jey '''°"' ""Correspond w·Ifh Local DUV Tent .� . • • , •• I I I I El be rf el ds =='==':.':·- "';�'.;:'""; -·--:c=:----- _____'.;==�==' _ ::=!.,....---_ ' · S·urpr,se parfY Held Seturday At RaCine • HOme Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Martln � Racl ne, e nte rtai n ed S1turday evenI ng wJ th a 1urprl&e party for Mr, a nd Mra. Cha rlea Salser, who recen tly moved to Youn .estown. G ueeta were member• of Bacln e Chap ter OES and Mr,. Salser w16 I preae nted ca rd1 and b and lcerchiefs. The evenlna: wu spent In U mH a nd conteata with winnera I beln11 Fem , Gaul, Velma Quilla n and ,tdina Thelu. Rafr�1hment1 were ■erved to the f9lJow_ln1 aueata belidea lhoae menllO"},ed Jbove. Haael Cleland, Jane ,,\JIU, Bernice TheiH, Gretta St mP'Gn Harriet Nellller, Beulah ..._ Bra4111td, Emmel Salser, Helen Yqu11Q1, Chlorua Grimm. l(r. and Mra. Jlfl'ed Toney ,· Mr. and Mr■, Ral "�W6bb, NaomJ Brinker. The h o,� 1Waa tulalod \v J'ana EIIJl!�th Toney and' Enuna SalNr. -- · _ __ Give' yi,ur femllythis e\lery. . minute eomfort-the com­ bined benefits of the rlaht temperature, balanced hu­ midity, clean flltered air, end continuo us air clrculetlon. ,Quletnns, tool ,, BUI. Holiday Special WOMEN'S SANDAlS $1�00 pr. ------ --If Y0U have e forced air furnece, you already have % of an elr-condltlonln1 system, $ee your heetlns end elr-con­ dltlonlna dealer today.• t ■LBCTRIC AIR wllll • CONDITIONING the KLIECTlll, C: ·ct>i ffLUM_,. AND •OUTH■IIN �.. .....T... ......h,r 9 out of 10 homes are cooJed e/ectrlca/ly • ' • , °"'' $1 6.95 I ' • , Compl {Home Comfort•.! •. _.. 12!!! BROWNIE T�2Q OUlJIT I I I • •••••• •• • • •• • •• \ j' FAN SPECI AL! PAINT SPECIAL �U11i I hd <I JI, Rousli'1 Sliee S11re -- , ,lffll�T , ,,•� . .,•q family, Mr. and Mrs. John Mayer and chil d ren a nd Mrs. Mayer a nd chil dre n returned to Midd lepor t with th em for the week. Mr. and Mr,. Paul Davia a nd son, Wayne . were In Coalton Su n • d ay dternoon at the hom e of Mrs. M A ri1h Price for a family reun ion � Others att en dl n« th"e reu n ion were Mr. ' Davis ' elater a nd family af Columbus., i\tr. an d .Mn. Way ne Brown a nd their daugh ter and family, Mr. a nd Mra. Steve Kellog.1 and th e G eor1e Davia family of M Iies, Michigan, MIH Helen Beeson and Miu Chrl1tine Garr ison, both teachers In Columbu1, are vl1ltin1 wi th Mn. W. ff. Ju hUns: and other friends, Mr. and ' Mr!I. Randolph Ward and dau& h ler, Miry Lou, of Raven•� vllited Sunda:v with their PIFtinta , Un. J'1me11 Murray and Mn. GUI Ward. Durlnll the arternoon th11 r1mihe1 visited wi th M.l.sa Su1le Taylor ln Pomeroy, Both Mr. and· Mn, Randolph Ward were PU• p U1 or 11.111 Taylor w h o tau1h t for 1 number o:I yeaq at Middleport. Mr. and Mra. Erneat Co vert a nd c hildren vlalled . la,t Wedllelday evell.tn, with Mn, Covert'.• mother, Mri. Luellle Maye, and Mn. M■yea returned to Portsmouth for a vl1i t wllh them. . •nd M"· carl ll•rlln of . '"'nar HIon, w. va .. came sundlY to vllit with Mr. a nd Mn. lldgar Wolff and the two lamllleo left thlt week for I viait In Burllnaton, WJseoJllln,. with relaUv ea. ' Mn. Carri e Aupstlne of Atheno apent Jut Thursday wllll lier alater, llra. Stella Walburn. ,.!4•,· Reg. $1 ,99 Value , .,.,' . IS YOUR HOUSE PQR PEELING? , TRY Gt.l D. D EMS ... ew: ';,- ,ciiP�.-'!"d · . · . H, ouse . Pa1n t· n .' ,p • , • 1 I. NO. 63 I c. I Uutdopr Record SAVE 1 0 % DISCOUNT ,... P•eo. II bor;n SHOP PICKENS' �canlc. lates end twa conl It aftd h•1 I tetal lalN INII 76 1qu.re mllft. The caplh,I I Ab "ddleport TIME TO COOK-OUT EVERYTH I NG •• !.�-�!_• W Un ited ,,..., lnhimlt�I una- n SMnOII It "'- -,p of I n I MEIGS THEATRE RUTLAN D F U R N ITU RE Thermos Jugs • Picnic Supplies • Swimming Pools Beach Balls ! Grill, I I I ""'�� d A d A J - · I I M:· M ;ddleport Church T kes Offe.r•� ng T A I•d Bab • be rs were ow You Knol\ O 100% ,La\et - A New Concept Ol House PalnW,, . ' . . , , '• King� Builders �upply ,Co� . BANI( & SAVINGS CO• THE · FARMERSPOM IROY, OHIQ OF la:-1t1tutlon June 15. 1960. a. State blnk 1"9 f nna bual a at tht clou law• af- thl1 Stat• a nd • or,-nlied a nd a,trttln• under tht 1Ntnkin9 r _ ith n'ltmber af th• ,tc1,rtl RIIMl'Vt IYtttm• PuMlthtd In .c:co dMH w al the Rtan l Feder llir d uthoritlf a call IMClt lliy the State lanklni A ..M Bank of this Olttrkt, A.HITS lnclu.dinc re1erve ks, ba n .,. a r he ot h l lances Cash b ,3 . cu balance , a nd h iteme in proceaa of collection - - - - $ 795 95 72 United States Government obUgat.ions, direct 996.989.38 · · ·�-•--..-· · · a nd iu,aninteed - - - -- - - - - - - · · ·· - - -- · 311,221.116 ·· lvlalo · m Obllgatlona or Stat.ea a nd ,poliUcal IUbd 19,900.00 - ·---- ----- - - Other bonds, n otea, end debenture, · - - -k Corporate ,tocks }il nel9dlna: '6,750.00- 1toc oJ 8,'790.oo ---·----Federal Reserve -ba nk) · - - · - -•- - · - -·· · · - , 2 oqz,1Ul.04 Loam and dl1COU nta (l �l udtn• p,tf.08 ,o-verdNftl) :. __ ,: Ud t•· Ban} ipremDe, owned $1&,000.00,. furai ·· , .�.MI0,00 '1'"- .. .,. _... fixture, $18,000.00 . , lll• - - -·-..:.. . ... ,... n mmtd Qther ell t than c, ba k l}l'fllll � BIS 50 e ata R 16 o . , -----.. · . 1 Other auota - ..r · · · - - - - · - - - - z. \ 1 1 Cj •76 TOO'AL ASSEm - -·---- -----· ·r--- - -.-..--- ....-----.7-i · ,. , LIAIILITIII _ " , . , . . .lndlvbna ...._1.1. -.., w ¥>t1w t-... , ia. t-" �""Nib"''' Demand depoeit, of --·· ·---- $l,64l,2l 1 ·63 • and -corpontiODt ---·- ------ ---.-- · -,- ----ipl, partnenb Time depoaltl of indivlduall,. l,808, l2'1,f6 -·---···fi nd �µona - · · -- - - - · - - · u - - .J--·- - dln, (ln<'lll Deposits of Unlled Sl,ale& Cl<mrnment '4,11117.116 - --ta n-�• .. o l f �i:-�nd1 "PO1 �-26 """...,... l,._Tl ----· Other depolits (c-ertKled •nd ofttcen: cheeka, etc.) ,tlllll.3'1 $1.8118 ··· ·;··· ···-· ····· TOTAL DEPOSml 40,827.32 Other lla bllltlea ····-- - ·-·-----· ··-··--· --·-··· ··- - -·· . , _.....,,. .72 TOTAL IJABILITIES · · · ·· ···• ···, · · · -·--•--·-- -1, _;923 fl OUN u,rrA� ,MIC , , Capital • - --····· · · ·-------·- ·---... .. - •• - - . -·----';--· - $ 00 000.00 1'15,000.00 ··- · · - ------ ---··· .. ··--· ---:�-- - · · - - - ---••· Surplus .OI Undivided profits ···-·· • ·· ·····- ·-·•··----- ·• ·· ··· · · •. ffl & · , . l'lt,ul.OI • TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOONT8 ---- -·--••• -•••·· ··· ·-·---'- --------' ;f......,. ... ft .. , f!:• l.4• �-��iiOOii;:::.:.::::::: :.=1.·: bank'• - - '6,17t,tN.'18 TOTAL UABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUlffli , -� · · ; : n of abtl eo l eaplta -Tbll .tltl· '90,000 ..i., ol Comman atect "1th totai ' "· . Ml' Mll_,.MIIA Aaaela pied� or, OJ&ilru,d lo _,,.. Uabil!Uea and · • R000.00 tor other � -----· ·----·· ····-- ·-·-··' ·-I ' • , ed of uction l.oln1 u ,hown 1boVci «n alter d . · utVWV· reserve, of - - · - · • · · · · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - · - 1. -.. -:· .. � • · • - 47 I, "-· EDW. Jl!)S'l'!:lt, C&abler · of the ' .bove-08"""' ....... hereby of inT knawlqe corllfy that !he oboft ■1atemenl III ttu• 1o lhe · lief. be · and CUhler• WW. FWTEII, T. . 'nlEOllOIU!l Corrocl,-Alte■I: Dlreelori. PIIED W. CIIOW JIL , · � ., , STAnl OF OlllO.�� c:n' 10( lll'lEI> Ji.. 11e. _ Plll> _ neo ,._ _ "!!'-o,:.11ay _?_•_� 'l!i'·.,..,___iu;_a1ary ��-3,.1!_i:it .: __ l!QIN --.j � . "" _ : _ 1: _ ;:. ..._ _ __· Aol_.� o■} ... 1� -.� t11e __, _111 EY•.....,. -_ ,...;..r--'J�• "'IIQ' . IID N ..,·-� 41_1·_ "..,..w _._ M _ 1 , llllr1 __ Bnd .__ . h;! Ar c: b & 1t te st■ O hio 1b s:--­ l5lb & 1U Oh • (,0\ lUllbtll , Killer Storm System Belts Middle West ... e DeNtefl at y . en t1ne ro l'JJe IIIMNIU Of l'lte Jleff,..Jfla- Ar., Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Jreclrle¢ay, June 29, 1960 WEATHER Kt,...... ....... ....,. ancl n:t,.... ...,... � Oflia.: c...,..,..,, ... cl.._.i111-. '""'aad ....... __, a I- with a dNftce .t tt:u:Nllnbw1n t:d"""' � Law ,_..,_. __. - __ ,. IIOa -. s;NGLE r,o:,Y - lie. �' HOSPITAL __ - . ... ---- .. . .... ... .. i... . - .. - ... ... . .......,..._ .. ... _ ... ... _ ..._ - - - . -. ..... .,.. • • • • • • �4 •• ...... . ... ,.. . - .... .. .. . . _ _ BAN wOMEN . DAL.AFIELD, Wis. Ul'I - The 1 . A•-···I - on, J une 27 ' J,mes Raront eur�. an a I I ma I e W IS.:0118111 BOUMNII Ewtntton· Mrs. Ben 11, n 1er� org:1111ti;l10n Monday_ shout• Gabbi,. eport ed down suiegest lons that WL'l(:I be · Dllmlwd Jime 27 • M rs. R "Jc har d ,TJ U.;i ,.L allowi•J to org,n1:u> a women·� au•• . S de_r, H ry I 1l ian H,•rl>crt P. S<·howel t1•r of W 1/1a111 rs M and :\Ir of Roush i 'tiav �rs. !\',, ,.,. o Drawines for t he 14th Annual All Stan will meet Pt. Pleasant T 1 Pn arp Mh no u ncin g t he l West Ben ,t called the idea "ta1-.ta• a l ! , �0 a J,mei: <Jallah e YW ilr Bend SoiU,all Tournament 10 be & T at 7 P. M Lakin State m.irr1.ait' uf t in 1 r" _dau ih l cr. E l r a :1- mourll 10 :;llnwrng Coinmumsts to was held at A fa mLly reumo Jam,, � �'enry �:Ci, %_r�: 11r. play�d al Bachtel Field i n Mason llospital plays Smith U pli.olster i ng , t h. e I1ome �f Mr an� M n. Ray Prof to Arnold l..()uL� Uou�h. son ur Jo in Everett O.,yi.a Mrs. Eraest D uecr, on July 7, 8. 1 1 , 12, 13 �nd 1 4 I of Parkersburg and West Colum. .\I r ;rnd Mr�. Paul Roush. Mason. i hit Ill Mnon: Sunday, June 26. Kn. Hene.kci Brumfield. Mrs. un Satu rtl.a 1· Ju n(• J L have been announced b� Touma- ' bia meet.a the Pt. Pleasa11t Retail. A Pll' llJC dtnn�r Wl'lS served_ and William Manring, Mrs. Clyde E. ment Director Ralph Sayrt>. ers in the . other two gem es on the afternou11 was spent socially. . MASON COUNTY Cl■rk and d■ught,r; Mrs. Max ( The wfdding rerrmony was helri S1,r;leen_ tea'!ls have entered the l he same m gh l. Those attending included: MA R R I A GE LICENSES Eugene Gay and daughter. .it the Ma.!>on E L ' ll Church w i t h On M onday, Jul:r 1 1 , t_he first Mr. and M rs. Lon Foglesong, f:r:wst P:ugcne Lyons, 25_ Pt. event which 1s 11ponsored by th� Athletic Boosters. Off�- r�und , g•mea will end �1 th N ew B_arnesvi l l e . Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Lu• Plf'a�anL and . Scarlet_ Ann 1-'raley, Wahama cers Howard, J� . . 41res1- H..v en "' Mercban1i meetmg Kyger cian Fogl�Bong and daughter, Camare I Oak H I , Harrisonville. Ohio. dent; Mrs. Char leH M.ich 1 r , secre- Creek Power Plant at 7 P. M. bridge Ohio· Mr and Mrs Max All t'll ..,1 l(' h ar 1 " r�mPr son, 33 · A k_- 1 tary ,nd J o)t nson Scar=rry, •· trea- an d u..:: o tamee · � ' and dau,ghter ' • n f 1cm& · •Y· Jlirown Jenkintown u . d 1 bel Juan i t a surer. Oh 1 ••< 'ffl !f',ffi-e nlj:ht, the P ; . llln. Mr. a. and U.01d �· ' , Va. � :/;wn. 2 t r. v:�s . ___ _ _ _ _ ____ I . � ...,. _ nd round &ame� I a,nd daUJhter, Gailipo\is; •r. and . Opem nr night gamee � July 7 find G of Gallipolis flleeling a W be play · Otlter aecond Mn, Sam fogle50ne and chlldren Rev, Ralph �l ahoney offld ati m; . SI �OLJIJd aaibet will be played on Mullens; M.r. �nd_ :t.h;I. Paul Jlut'. Attenrlants werf' Joey Roush an rl n.i�e made up of plaY,�rs from tencutler, Gal.\ipohs; ir.r. find Mn. ll u l h Br<'wn The hrid P wor{' a C hrton and Mason: Waverly or 1'uetilay, J!llf 12. Semi- final wlU be plu- Robert McBride and dauahter, whltt• du111'11 Sw1s � dress and p il\k Par�ersburg playinJ:" ,,Parkersburg LeglOn Post 104: and the M - M � qn W · • Y, Jul)' 18 wltb 1 Parkersburg. , r;irnataons � the ftnaJ,t Jl•ts meeting Kai�1- Finishing conJOlatlOJI a:•me Mr. and Mrt. L. J. RuUencutter A n•c-Pption wa.s held al •.he Department. The first game will set for Tl:nuwb,y, July If. ¥rs. Viles Brown, Mr. ed Mrs. W. home o( lhe bride's family. Th,. start at 7 p M · 1 w ilh th e Oth e r · ....,_ Wtth care, pr•d•lon ond lnt.grlry, •ur Phor­ .�er ute w1n,;,.mg ...u-:o . Le� team in the tour- ff . FogI esong, Mr . and �· 1 (·oupl c, will resul t• in Puint Pl .... .. �s- games I? follow in order. Zer'kle and dau11:hter11, Mr. al;ld nament w:IU �ive the L. tnaclu follows your Dottor '1 wrlth•n orders ,rnt I On Friday, Jul y 8. Mel Clark 's Roush Me"9Qri,-I T:ropllr �itb H5 I Ray Proffitt and Nanc)', Mr. a,od exQCllr to th• leHer. &ing your pr.-crlptlon t• - - -- - · � - --1 indM�u.al •war�s tor t'4m mem- Mrs . James Prolfltt al)d ·dau1ht,v •• where you- can alwav- 4t,pend upon tttth,.: I ben. Set� iir,d third )l.lace w in- and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fogl&nen yvll,l � ree�lve a W"ge tro- song ind family. all of Mason. ••J41tf Wfiat Your Dodo, 0,4-rN,• _P�� __!ll lndlvldWt words. � REOU IRI .. , _ DIPINDUll ,_I. 81YICI _ , e P HOLZ1a lliddJ. ••os. Eleanor Roush Ma,r.., ''-" • d June 1 1 To Ar n old Ro . ' �;:eri{:.,1.11,f'°: Drawings Fo r 14th'Annual I Proffitts Were Soft Ball •Tour� ey Announced ! Hos� For . Reun1ob . II Fam1ly I I �-a •I ' • • • ' "' ON EARLY SPRIJ'!G _ i' I '• ' STARK'S PHA RMACY E. MAIN STII.E ET ' 0. POMElliJY, COURT STRl:l!T I I itra. TTIWilLING �1r.•wt:'.; 5El rllll:1;D- ,,;v:.��!�:�.Y I UQI •- Z:,.l.l... House Tue&dJJ • bUI NNuirln• I your - lENNOX dttller ���rd0�!"'�:�.'t"::�f �'e the home. - - DRES�ES and SUM ME'R HAT S Ph·11· I Ip s·IS ters· Sty I e Sh op ' 7JZlafg t,•,·:r tro,.,D c, s P EC IAL ' ,, ' Phone WY-!-!581 I rai:"-j , e tr. I NE1ir ud -·· bsi:b ... ,v..., Oil, •u FURNACES l'l,one WY-N714 POMEROY, OHI O POMEROY OHIO ========� .=======-,-=--===-,:;=,,.1 1 --- -__ '-_,....,_--,,_,:_,:_:-_,:__,:__::_:,:-================,,,)_ l..===,,..��,,,;,:;.: - - - .. Fryers � ' -• 45c ·.. ·1 0s · . ,:. I ts .::.3 �=- s1 $1 ' Canned R- late __ ___.... BrOUftSChweiger ...,.� . ♦1 49c ..... • 1 "-..... Boston Rolle·d Ro ast....-.... -·1·9 __ ...... .......... .. FREE 1 00 • IExtra Top Value Stamps with tM1 pw.dlou of • I II,, ., - slleed ...._ e11plr•• llatunlay, Jvfr J, l'Nit toupoi, a..d .. .. """ w. v.. ..... ...., c....... .... °""""" 14 ,.. - , -i-\;"q; -. Thrift�. 1.... 1eu, '""• ikr. •1111H oMa MM fw �'r. �. .�--. ,.,....-. . . . . ... . , .. . Steal ........ - � •· 69c • 4 99c Sirloin ....... , - ...,:.. . .. 19c Whole Hog Sau. sage .��:- 2 ... s1 Fish Stieb _--... .. :;. - - - - �- - - - ---- - - - - - - Q.OOOOO@OOOOQO�Q.00011 Mr. and Mnl. H omer Jaeciud of flacine and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Summerfield of Columbus were Sunda_y gue11ts of Mr. and Mrs . .Pon Hnlscy. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Whiteside, Mrs. Virginia Parr, Parkersburg, .and Mr. and Mrs. James Parr and daughter or Athens were Sunday guests of Re,. and Mrs. W. W. Bragg, Mr. and Mrs. Fon Halsey were Sunday evening guests or Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brickles. D A I LY C R O S SWO R D ACROSS l. Nut 9. Trumpet sound 11. Habituate 12. 0t' lhe ear 13. Honey buzzards lt. Crotchety person (colloq.) 1'5 , To hazamS 11. Value J•b� .t. IO. � 3 $1 • Whiting __ _ ·- S Tuna ..-:.:' :;:.':"- 3 �' 89c ·carsu p �- ,...... $1 Buns.._,. !a���.- ' Vienna Sausll(!t _ S •..: $1 Potted Meat .. a •�- $1 Giape Drink .. ---· 3 !'.;. $1 =.. . . . Margarine ..�. �·!'� �-_.c" . 6 ..... s1 Meat Zips ·------· · ... 29c ,,.�,• 3 ':..:'· $1 I - 0s ... . ....._ _ ,,: 35c l111ehtolt .,.._____ '-"RR c �. / , .. .. ·j 4 � tioW1:ili ca::1: H r:,.:: 1111. II •� ...... . . . . ... ll'c a :.:.: 39$ � ?'-- 11. � --� "-� •i:r,t1 IT. Dol!PIF > I ) Real Estate ' ;"· ' • "·-- �"" � D.lll.Y CB11'TOQUOTE - Here'• how to work lh A XT D L B A A X B It L O N G F E L L O W Otte l•tter 1tmply at�d.! 1or another. In thts wa.mpte A fl ate4 for the three L'1, X for the two O'e:, ete, Single letteni, apuo trophe1, the length and formation 01' the W'OlUI art all hlAtl. Each day U1e code letters are different. LVCJ A er,ptogram QUQt&tlollll P ill D A V Ji: D W P A" ALV C RB P D A , A L C A ' 1!: P P A • CT1X ALV A L T W Q i> DAJCWQV L C H 11 V W - L C 8 • Y.,leffl.1'1 cryptoqnoto, '.!'REIil '!!UDE IS NOT A l'l\!No AN EXPEDIENT-DISRAELI. C?PLE, rt (Cl 1960, KlnJ Fe&tureJ Synd\�&te, Ine.) A L P 1 W V. xa M IIGS COU NTY 4 - H NEWS Ho_Pe Smith co�ducted a d emonstra_hon on [reezmg rhubarb �nd Last year's winnei-1 were the Dixie Roush gave a dcmonstnt1_on Waverl y team or .Parkersburg. ?n the proper use or se�ing aids New Haven WBR runner-up, Lakin when the Salem Cenler Girls C �11 b I with four championsh i ps since met at the home of Mrs. Or1o ri the tournament began ln 194'1 Roush. Tbe projl!!ct lcS!on was on leads in that department. dress makJni and freezing foods. The tournament was begun In oOO 1947 -by the now defunct Wahama Birthday cakes and angel food Stadium Association to raise fundJ cakes were jud;ed b1 memher8 to help the Wahama athletic pro, taking. lood projechN,._ the Har· grim. In recent years the tour. ril()nville Glrb 4-H Honor Club , ney has been under the sponsor­ met Jun e 20 at the school build-' ship of the Wahama Athletic ini. Reports were a;iven on the pro­ Boo,tera. are111 of sewing and food freezing The championship trophy hon• projecll. Jeanie Cotterill and Ka­ ors the late Lou Rou1h -who was ren Gilkey gave a demonstrii.tiOn lhe fint direetor of the tourna- on maki,ng grilled cheese sandment. wlcliWI, Esta Mae Blackwood is the junior leader and Pauline i\tkins 11 11nq and Sh1ro11 Jeweu · supervised the �rt '".. '· meeting. Sharon Jew:ell, repo 0 Meigs & Mason Cohling _Even� :'. ' f, I I jI -- --------or With Every $ 10.00 CQld Wave. 1109¼ Court Str..t Ph WY 2 2207 fedlllrlilt • ,, . .. • .•• • ).· " .-.. ..... :NATIONAUY AQVUTISEb pn,dud■ TMRU ps tMI the skt'I to eas• muscUllr 1>9ln wtH,,. � hu(ls. Ho/po wkhin mlnu1�: . , ":' . · •a ·�... OII ' � - _JI,. ' ·S �,_ ·l.haitle, 1 -. u,,w .. 1� . ' WOMIN'S FLATS : CON· NJES - l!ABJS - . ( \ ,• . ' FASHION - WILLIAMS Values Ti> $8.95 Sal, Prices $1.87-2.87-$3.87 , . .. WltlTE and )!l;)NE . !1'-, Jo •.1:�• . Alm One Group Of Ladles Sandals aad J:!UlVH - * * $1.87 and •j'f� I • l.• HEEl. HUGqlll AR,8 1�4f WHITE and BLACK BONE L&A'JIWI f8)5 l&IE IRICI $5.17 N\'� M� Vall!!.9 T(l • ..,, 1 ;,. •.' �.,, y,. . • �0,lf� "') ,, ._. �TS 11111 CANVAS RA'fS .S A L & CltlLDREN'S . . Valy'° 'l '4.99 - • ·• r I ... � � lftnf I I I.. b ;t , t •• -�---.... � - .., ' .. . · BENNETT ' ' • � < • * * I ' GREEN GRAY RED WH I TE V-"'U� TO ,,.,s ' Brown and White Black & Wbltt Bone - $5.17 l'IIICE$ FRI DAY, J U LY .1st > · 1 r S_ A l l I ' RANDCRAFT JARMAN ' *1,81 I ll' • OHIO Upper Block" PIICIS ' . of AND ' 'fo •' "Middle On Men's Summer and Sport Shoes SALE ST4R TS FRI DAY, JULY 1,t -.nd * liNDCRAJFT * JARMAN * * Sale Prices $6.-87 $8,87 CO!,qRS: White - Block - Orange - Green - Red. ' .... ...,, . POMEROY VALUES TO .13.95 $2.•7 ....,.�•J,&ES'. "14 HARTLEY and BENNETT SHOE STORE §• 1 F LA TS -fffRU> • CLEARANCE SALE VQies to •4.99 llalf Prltes UitloNf � . Wilhallis ., • • ..:t:.:t� ------- IClle prlt:ed MID - SUMMER WOMEN'S AND C:!il"'DREN'S: �RESS SHOES - fLATS - WE'!§ES '(aniM Pam fd..lOn --. HARTLEY & BEHH EffS- ' ' SALE STARTS FRI DAY, J U LY 1st _::I�=�=•,,"'=,,_,,.,,·,,· ,,.,,-=,,,,.i �-THRU . Ala, SUMM•R ME '' t1A�DISI - GREATLY REDUCED I N PRIC�. YOUR !,,�tTUNITY TQ . SAVE $$$ OM TH�SE �Tl01i44 ·a;y A-'V!R'tlSED BRANDS : AIR STEP, CO�MIES, HIEL HUGGER$, PARIS FASH ION, WILLIAMS, StAR au-..,. FRE� SHAMPOO AND SET 9 • .' $8.90 _, $9.90' I Hold Picnic Tue,day A Pil-!nic was beld at Bailey's · Lau Tuesday by Mrs. Golda Mourning, Mr. and Mre. James Mourning and son Dale and Billy and' David Price , local ; Mrs. Ro. berl. Slory and children Pat, P�a,y, Steve and JD, Pomeroy; I Mrs:. Tom Wailers, Mn. Mary Hyre ind niece, Mrs. Marie MC· Cq_�b and (laughter of Pt. Pleas- ..--- Don't mill this big l)Jll)Oflunity to set Air Step Shoes exceptional savings. Choose from great collection of iJressY, walking shoes. All sizes, bl!& uot �ery •tyle in every aizc color-so, come early ! . ' ---..----- • r1 ', '' . fJU!J CLEARANCE . SALE 4TH OF JULY ' SPECIAL "pl•redto<il" W<lfti< I ,1 �• Hartley & Bennett's MID .t SUMMER SHIRLEY'S .EAUTY SHOP . S.Olh109 n!Jol for 21 •m: ICELANDIC SHIP SINKS JJMUIDEN, Holland UPI-ThP Icelandic freighter Dranga Yokull sank Tuesday night on the Ork­ ney Jsland of Stroma, according to a meiisage received here. Tht• f teightlt's crew wWS reported rescued by another ship. -----. SEM I-AN NUAL SHOE CLEAR ANCE SEM I-AN NUA L SH OE CLEARANC E • •i�· ao - I P tor Re si1ned Birth Of S011 rti\i_._ · ---- :.. Jr': - _-_ ____ I H /d R .. Sess,on , Mo,l!!IOY 1• "" 1 • ( I PyfmOn iR' .. lltha -••""'""""" .. 49c Leaf ltttucl ��1 .,lQ.,,.,,_'ftu•u,. .. 1 9c 1 Wvt __ .... 1 9t Esccnll - ..., 1 9c � � ..., 19c '' Soc iety News -II\ . Blueberrlei .�.... �, 39c W"J!r.melon s"� Tuppers Pla ins Meth- st Church itfM I�� � ... f'lel,I At M�' � REPORT Stt(lb _ .......�.. __ ':,;' 79c Gr:apn .,..,, --�/.'!!�.. �"" .. 49t: Birilulay Party «Mlf­ r. c Por k· & Bea ns . ���� 2 25 - --- - - - ---- - - - - - - - - - - - • Youth Activities For ll•nt ------ . �r : 1 :l:g: . Eft#r�Cl... t 2 •..: �Sc .,. ,""- WANT ADS '!ffl•\ as.� SV Vt. and Vn. Woyne llrtHle5 Mra. Ethf'I Arbaugh haa returnNI I ed home aftet:. 1 weel:'1 vl11t at called OD Jill'. and Mrl. ho�II! afler a trip to California and Da)'MlA with their .Ot\, llr. 1,11d Ronnie Heuter wis J11eal ol hon• Ebenbach and r,mily of ¥,1 Kubert Hal,ey. SeltUe. or at • party Sunday &!Yen bf hi• ,. Mn. l..ena Keller or Muietta i1 Miu Lea Jea n �ua:b of C.1- Mon/llJ. parenu, Mr. ,nd Mrs. Roy Reul.er, MIi- M"{I' Htd,lm •�tef\lllled apelldl.na tQaDe tiaae lie.re yi\Jll W,a umbu, 5pent the wee\ end with Floy4 lllatllt:t ., , ... , . ... 1 .. .i .. . .U II� � ti (':. ... t\l� lt'appy Rarnblen Club Sunday I in obte"·,noe of b;, nlnlh blnh"'11 her pan• nt• Mr. and Mr■. John enhurt callel on 'hit .ctan4lm� Relatives attendina: tht funeral Effie Watl(ln and other friend1. da evenlna: at her home In Syracuse. Myrtle Froat, Sunday. llr. and Mn. Fon Halte)' return• t Arbaugh and aon. • a, . M of Ada td Tall Mr. nd includ Two nl.ihta of )'OUlh activltiea n �h e eroup w�s taken 10 the MidFollpwlng I P9tl_uck dinner the ',fere h�ld: last week a l the Ma on , r . William ColeDl.ln. Miu Wil• ll 1 poo f pa t iw t dleport l or I immin r evtm\91 wu 111,ru IA 1)1,yioJ Method1•t Church,. ty after which tho re turned to do COl ert1,11, n, M lsa Mabel Coleman, umea. 1"he first evenlni began wt th ?U t t h.e Heuter homt'. Bet>di St., where all of Robson, W Vi.; Tbomu C.Ole Pre1ant were Mra. Claru Murray, UXE UNFUltNI!tHID APART· ):Irs. lalie &step ' and Mn. Anne door recreation ¥)d an outside .11 wiener roa st was held and a dee• man, Kank ,11 kee, Ul . ; Millard Cole ­ ou.n. South Bend, Ind.; Mr . and . • NT. Aq' condltiuned. A,\lail­ Fick of fillddlelJOf,1-, ijrs. '"°'°'a �o ner iaeryed _oo tbt lawn 11. t the oratNI birthday cake serred. tiom_e of Jaclne Ca pehart. Re v . I At tend i ng wt' rp MikP and Benn y �n . Perry Zi r k.It', Clifton; Mu·hae\ bt, aller July B, C oats Buildtng . Smi\h, Mn. Anna Yeager, M.ra. Mar irkle, Mr. 11.tJd Mrs. Donald Oh­ 6 21l 12tc l"ne Per,m,er. MN. Jennie W1taon, DavLd �reem�n or tbe New Haven Wright. To r nmy Vi ull: h .!i n, Ri c k y Z 'Me 1bo(1.1at ,cb urt h �ke to lhe Werner, Dk- k Rou sh . Billy Fetty, JJ n1er, Mi rl dleport; Mr. and Mn. Mn, Bertha Daile:,, Mt. aQd Yrs. • (TOUp on . 'The I mportance of the Steve K rinke, Eddie Baer and Jeff J.. C . We at ao d d.i ughter, Betty, of Charles Snider and Mn. Kale Sin• Yhurth m Char�.ston. W . Va.; Francis Spaid­ the lJYeB of You D g and Cheri Reuter . . clair, aU oJ PWQeroy. People, Today. " Vetipers under _ t he The honored g� est received 8 i ng, Oak H i ll, W. Va.; Mrs. Cora. Burdette and son, MurryB\'ille, W 11 ky led by Mrs. Leanna Wn_ ghl number of l!:ifts Va.: Mr. and Mr.s. Carl Fairban ks, closed the evening. St. Pete nbure . Fla.; Myron Mcu ,.. vroup 1r•ee• found the Yo Utit F' evening second Tl1e Kenile, Co\umbwi; Mr. and Mrs. • �EROY - Uuilding lot � � The J unior Chritsian 1-�ndeavor A . C. Hl" ' pOffiel'O)'; • movie stleeted a oup v1;w1n ll John T. Tall, . 2.50 wilh wal�r. elec-trtci ty and 0 -· I lhe p omeroy t Ch ris urc h Ch O r ,r, " u i\ow'il hr IIClH!I Ion groups I � Athen11: Mr. :u1d Mr.s. Robert Halgas. Cash price $IQ(). by' M n. 5a!a l;I Spencer ,ind Mrs. me t recE" ntly al the h?me of . S ha- &e)', Da �· ton : Mr. and Mrll. Wilson . ,..ROY - Buildi.og lots. ne,rly , ron Frl'<'man for their business ,-. ,· i •-, a •h ters, J eannie 1 Vft Prqffitt• Mn· Eve.w;,.. nd d au. ' " ...,. t 3 acres, wat�r. el�ctriclty 111'1d ans �ee�m1. · Pl a made were for Gaulli: Montgomer.,, 1. 1�.6 on and Chri 11tf Athens· Mr and Mrs gas, all available. $lOOO. Candlelil:ht in the chureh sane• p1crf1c to be held at Forked Run John A.aye; and E,'.ner�n Hayes, open, Al .R Y fARM _ 150 acres with up per, t,3 on lower, ti pet t\lary provlifed a worshipful set• La�e on fuly 7· Che�tf'r; Mrs. Le-na Keller and acres excellent bottomland. GilUipolls, 11.5 on ".� 10.5 on ting fol the 1pecial cominun\ on . Followmg lhe meeting games Bernice Blough, Marietta ; Lucy . 15.4 feet open � 28, Plenty of paslure. 8 . room bric� low.,r, �)':Y��t v:rtiich ended �he tun.fille d, were played and . refreshments D avi!, Tnrch and Berry Halsey, house with bath.. 5 . room mod- 10. 0 with ¾ trap OIM!n- ' inforinative and· in4p1ring two-day were sened to Elizabeth Duffy. H ocklngport. CoM,.IDIII of Mil¥1bli D¥n1: ern house, large new basement �vent. advisor; Sheila Ohlinger, Janice b11rn with loafing shed. Milkln& All dams are up wU'b ri'erage ¼: Es kew. Debbie Dani_els. Peggy A nnual Meetina parlor and milk house. On State -trap open. .....,_ Bowers, Barbara Smith, Connie M,,boundl VfT/Ce(S Highway No. 124 near Rutlanjl. Oltlo R!,o,L: l'ftU. • Freemen and a guest, Linda Shep- •Watchmakers July 3 Price lor entire property $25,000 Da1hield, t�an Qiitnil 1:Dtl am, 0The annual meeting and picnic herd. EGETABLE FARM - " acres _Montgomery, Alfred Holden 8 :00 0 egLQwl S L. the West V irginia Watchm11k­ of i J fllet'ting on next he d be Thill wll with 5 �cres garden grou,nd, b�- am, 0-12; Lock W-i ltel C. · ers Assodation will Jx. held a! ,1 _ July 21 at the home of Barbara ance timber ,nd paslu... 4- B_e<k� I am, I I-Ii -- IO LeHawk's Nest State Park on July 3, Smith. room house with eledriclty and' h1J1h S:55 am, 12-1; LQ;ck ,13 Ovec -- -- -- -between 10 a. m. and 5 p. m., it The regular meeilng ol the bottle gas, basement. Barn and 6:30 1m, 12-7: Loc k if, · fruclbla has been_ an�ouncec.l by Harry Sidand officers of :Meigs 'fem­ as ulility building. $5000, or com- 1 : 15 am, 1 1 ; � 11 ltochet staff QJJ � ers Pyt-hian Sisters roet Mqnday ple . Gall1?0�1s Ferry . president of Tbe llev. francia' lf. Gla; ier was plete with tractor and truck gar- IO am, 7-1 , Lock IS In•ana 7.05 in the nssoc1ahon. evening at the �- Qf p, den equipment, $6000. pm, 132; Ashland 1 1 :0l � 1ND, 0-9; Middleport with u ,;. W a m ft'-�Hlg11;ed to the Enterprise and �•· , ,.__...1,. 1 son l 2 All walchma.k.en and their lam­ POMEROY RENTAL - 7 . room , fto11CnR.. G � l : 5 • "m, 0- ; Allman, president, � conductin g Morning �tar EUB Cl\ urches for the _ third year al the �nnual ilies are Invited to allend. Those • , fram e with bath, ;>,asement. Gas BeaYer 4!40 am, 1-0. the business meell"f _, 1est1yn or lbe Southeast_ Oh m �on- attending are to take a covered .eting. $4S per monlb. 6� Plana for a picnic to be leld ferfnce o f the Evangehral United dish. Refresbmenta will u_..,,ui,d: i,ock S3, �iRlton 8 229 be fur­ PHONE 3� ere 'r13th,ern Church held last wee ln Par 4 : 1 5 � 3-Q; � 3J,' - D i,J:1e Chai- In July at the Road� f ll: r.ished by lhe asa0ciation. e af- Logan. , .AO (lit)' m■de and in case 6 taln y ' c lenge S4Cl. lg). l-4 ; ________ __;___ ��k fair will be . held a� \he h1 , of M�vill� 2:U5 a , •• M;rs. Thomas Bentz represented Rousbes Of Mason and GtUi,gher n Mrs. Pauhne llis, 18 �tc t� · the local EUB churches at the con­ Y ounga Ann9n ce 23, Mrs. Mabel Sanborl'l Were relj!ort- ference. Both chllrches received · J 1, Northern '1;85 •� Entertained Sunday June • Y· ed to be improved. Mr. and Mrs. Eber Romih of Chief Pow.halap :ia.Ol-»m. .i reco31\ltion by the Town and 'Mr. and Mrs. 'OAllas Ray Young 1 6-0; Mason entertained with a familY mo�d E. Salvetti di:sl.· During the eoci.111 \Jme J,•tnes Country Commission for their out­ or Pt. Pleasant are announcing • • dinner at their home on Sunday, · l2''"4RI q:AQ· Jptern were played and Rfii/ell 11wti'ded tlanding work the past year. • the birth of a son, M ichael Ray, on l\mDIII Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ed- 12. 0G lQ\, G,J; q\tQA Q 3:31 to Mrs. Lena Mc:Elhlnny, ·11,._ Jun e 2 1 . at Pleasant Valley Hos• CHARGE MILITA RY BUILDU P � 1 111 Nelle Bahr, Mrs. Maxine Owens, die �yan and famil)', Mr, and Kra. am, �j 'Miit:e_ at our pital. The baby weighed si:r.: pounds M TOKYO U Pl---Communisl North and three ounces Marion R;,er and daughter>, Mr. lll-7; 1111'1!!1 ·Lwl!iJ!e l ' ; El9.(lrfl Bailey, at birth. of • iind Mrs. Juck Grueser an_d son, W CWf 8 un, 0-:t �. 8:S� tf the evening a Viet Nam wltb the exparulon QISUal, tailored or I Maternal g randparents are Mr. Mr. and Mrs. �dwln ��ldwm and, ai,i, Ctlll; <;:. V. �es; •. ri coqts.!_ · was served by an air field for Illegal "lntensi(led and Mn. Robert Peoples of am, d Point ai,d f a United family, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dwd� Q-a ] t�\_hQ¥,ess,M · :ws- Lennie Haplon- mil itarf activities" o Plesant. Paternal grandfath er • ia · , New the • dmg, _all of "Mason, and Miss Alma All Kanawha ·River �llll are 1� � )Jrs. Edith Rusaell to States air detachment, Joso h Young. Clifton. Maternal ( • . Tuesdq f sai4 .i\gency News China Duddmg or Nitro. 1the ' 17 mflm 11· ))resent. cm \he M grea grandfathers are frank Bur. mr111!1! Ill llati, CIC � rt, and Judge Emmett Peoples of • Pihperoy. Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Ml<ldleport, 0., June 29, 1960--S It. :M- Ice_ Cream.'.r���3n.;'.�. Coffee ��·�; . .2 ! •1· -­ '"' •I? Angel Food Cake.)!.�-�� .2 9' 1 � tt. Ltbr&l'f (•i.r.J 9'. Covered wtth Vlnef 21. Co�tton. Pir,£pp�g���f·o;i�k -, - . .�- · _ 29c • ..� 1'1, lkautl 1ul view 18· Shun l9. RatNe11 11. pneu :rnonla P 22. Elephant tu.sk 29. Reign.. Yr■lud1,-'1 ....... ing 38. Earth 'peauty 39. Lettuce 2'5. Gree!,;. 40. Wheel letter m..-k l. eomten.. 27, Bpawn 41. Slngle unit of t'ish 43. India. 31. TJdler t. (poe t.) 32. Colol' 10, Wapm 35. Muslc nola •U. Obsel'Ve 11. lmclarna4:5. BlundertlDl'I {alang) 37, Confront DOWN Apple 1, . seed 2. Compau point (abbr.) 8. Mongrel dog ,. Alder trees (ScoL) a. settled, u a bird 6. Supported '1- Spinner or plunker 4 I r.._ $2 .98 . �� Ir"'- ' .""...... • --.. 4 !. $3.79 "'-"'P . • ...... .. 3 ' ,... • ' Tuppers Plains Events Of Weck ,.... ,. Double Bniiltecl Frven .. � : 39c: . . � ,_ . . CHARG. 11).TO ,UZII... MOSCOt, UPi-the government newspaJlflr .t,.v-eitla. char&ed Tuesday that NATO aJrpli.he• buned the Soviet " atomic ,... breaker Lenin dlll'inJ: lb current are1k crui,e. 1,.eotf, ,,ta ttie aircrart nearly touched the mast of lhe ship. The newspaper said the "Am ericans were especially active." 2-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 29, 1 960 _ ' $6.17 REMEMB ER THE , DATE FRI DAY, J U LY 1st HARTLEY encl BEM·M ElT SHOE STORE "Mlddlt !fl l!Pptr ll11clc" P�EROY, OHIO - ' I �' HOSPITAL __ - . ... ---- .. . .... ... .. i... . - .. - ... ... . .......,..._ .. ... _ ... ... _ ..._ - - - . -. ..... .,.. • • • • • • �4 •• ...... . ... ,.. . - .... .. .. . . _ _ BAN wOMEN . DAL.AFIELD, Wis. Ul'I - The 1 . A•-···I - on, J une 27 ' J,mes Raront eur�. an a I I ma I e W IS.:0118111 BOUMNII Ewtntton· Mrs. Ben 11, n 1er� org:1111ti;l10n Monday_ shout• Gabbi,. eport ed down suiegest lons that WL'l(:I be · Dllmlwd Jime 27 • M rs. R "Jc har d ,TJ U.;i ,.L allowi•J to org,n1:u> a women·� au•• . S de_r, H ry I 1l ian H,•rl>crt P. S<·howel t1•r of W 1/1a111 rs M and :\Ir of Roush i 'tiav �rs. !\',, ,.,. o Drawines for t he 14th Annual All Stan will meet Pt. Pleasant T 1 Pn arp Mh no u ncin g t he l West Ben ,t called the idea "ta1-.ta• a l ! , �0 a J,mei: <Jallah e YW ilr Bend SoiU,all Tournament 10 be & T at 7 P. M Lakin State m.irr1.ait' uf t in 1 r" _dau ih l cr. E l r a :1- mourll 10 :;llnwrng Coinmumsts to was held at A fa mLly reumo Jam,, � �'enry �:Ci, %_r�: 11r. play�d al Bachtel Field i n Mason llospital plays Smith U pli.olster i ng , t h. e I1ome �f Mr an� M n. Ray Prof to Arnold l..()uL� Uou�h. son ur Jo in Everett O.,yi.a Mrs. Eraest D uecr, on July 7, 8. 1 1 , 12, 13 �nd 1 4 I of Parkersburg and West Colum. .\I r ;rnd Mr�. Paul Roush. Mason. i hit Ill Mnon: Sunday, June 26. Kn. Hene.kci Brumfield. Mrs. un Satu rtl.a 1· Ju n(• J L have been announced b� Touma- ' bia meet.a the Pt. Pleasa11t Retail. A Pll' llJC dtnn�r Wl'lS served_ and William Manring, Mrs. Clyde E. ment Director Ralph Sayrt>. ers in the . other two gem es on the afternou11 was spent socially. . MASON COUNTY Cl■rk and d■ught,r; Mrs. Max ( The wfdding rerrmony was helri S1,r;leen_ tea'!ls have entered the l he same m gh l. Those attending included: MA R R I A GE LICENSES Eugene Gay and daughter. .it the Ma.!>on E L ' ll Church w i t h On M onday, Jul:r 1 1 , t_he first Mr. and M rs. Lon Foglesong, f:r:wst P:ugcne Lyons, 25_ Pt. event which 1s 11ponsored by th� Athletic Boosters. Off�- r�und , g•mea will end �1 th N ew B_arnesvi l l e . Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Lu• Plf'a�anL and . Scarlet_ Ann 1-'raley, Wahama cers Howard, J� . . 41res1- H..v en "' Mercban1i meetmg Kyger cian Fogl�Bong and daughter, Camare I Oak H I , Harrisonville. Ohio. dent; Mrs. Char leH M.ich 1 r , secre- Creek Power Plant at 7 P. M. bridge Ohio· Mr and Mrs Max All t'll ..,1 l(' h ar 1 " r�mPr son, 33 · A k_- 1 tary ,nd J o)t nson Scar=rry, •· trea- an d u..:: o tamee · � ' and dau,ghter ' • n f 1cm& · •Y· Jlirown Jenkintown u . d 1 bel Juan i t a surer. Oh 1 ••< 'ffl !f',ffi-e nlj:ht, the P ; . llln. Mr. a. and U.01d �· ' , Va. � :/;wn. 2 t r. v:�s . ___ _ _ _ _ ____ I . � ...,. _ nd round &ame� I a,nd daUJhter, Gailipo\is; •r. and . Opem nr night gamee � July 7 find G of Gallipolis flleeling a W be play · Otlter aecond Mn, Sam fogle50ne and chlldren Rev, Ralph �l ahoney offld ati m; . SI �OLJIJd aaibet will be played on Mullens; M.r. �nd_ :t.h;I. Paul Jlut'. Attenrlants werf' Joey Roush an rl n.i�e made up of plaY,�rs from tencutler, Gal.\ipohs; ir.r. find Mn. ll u l h Br<'wn The hrid P wor{' a C hrton and Mason: Waverly or 1'uetilay, J!llf 12. Semi- final wlU be plu- Robert McBride and dauahter, whltt• du111'11 Sw1s � dress and p il\k Par�ersburg playinJ:" ,,Parkersburg LeglOn Post 104: and the M - M � qn W · • Y, Jul)' 18 wltb 1 Parkersburg. , r;irnataons � the ftnaJ,t Jl•ts meeting Kai�1- Finishing conJOlatlOJI a:•me Mr. and Mrt. L. J. RuUencutter A n•c-Pption wa.s held al •.he Department. The first game will set for Tl:nuwb,y, July If. ¥rs. Viles Brown, Mr. ed Mrs. W. home o( lhe bride's family. Th,. start at 7 p M · 1 w ilh th e Oth e r · ....,_ Wtth care, pr•d•lon ond lnt.grlry, •ur Phor­ .�er ute w1n,;,.mg ...u-:o . Le� team in the tour- ff . FogI esong, Mr . and �· 1 (·oupl c, will resul t• in Puint Pl .... .. �s- games I? follow in order. Zer'kle and dau11:hter11, Mr. al;ld nament w:IU �ive the L. tnaclu follows your Dottor '1 wrlth•n orders ,rnt I On Friday, Jul y 8. Mel Clark 's Roush Me"9Qri,-I T:ropllr �itb H5 I Ray Proffitt and Nanc)', Mr. a,od exQCllr to th• leHer. &ing your pr.-crlptlon t• - - -- - · � - --1 indM�u.al •war�s tor t'4m mem- Mrs . James Prolfltt al)d ·dau1ht,v •• where you- can alwav- 4t,pend upon tttth,.: I ben. Set� iir,d third )l.lace w in- and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fogl&nen yvll,l � ree�lve a W"ge tro- song ind family. all of Mason. ••J41tf Wfiat Your Dodo, 0,4-rN,• _P�� __!ll lndlvldWt words. � REOU IRI .. , _ DIPINDUll ,_I. 81YICI _ , e P HOLZ1a lliddJ. ••os. Eleanor Roush Ma,r.., ''-" • d June 1 1 To Ar n old Ro . ' �;:eri{:.,1.11,f'°: Drawings Fo r 14th'Annual I Proffitts Were Soft Ball •Tour� ey Announced ! Hos� For . Reun1ob . II Fam1ly I I �-a •I ' • • • ' "' ON EARLY SPRIJ'!G _ i' I '• ' STARK'S PHA RMACY E. MAIN STII.E ET ' 0. POMElliJY, COURT STRl:l!T I I itra. TTIWilLING �1r.•wt:'.; 5El rllll:1;D- ,,;v:.��!�:�.Y I UQI •- Z:,.l.l... House Tue&dJJ • bUI NNuirln• I your - lENNOX dttller ���rd0�!"'�:�.'t"::�f �'e the home. - - DRES�ES and SUM ME'R HAT S Ph·11· I Ip s·IS ters· Sty I e Sh op ' 7JZlafg t,•,·:r tro,.,D c, s P EC IAL ' ,, ' Phone WY-!-!581 I rai:"-j , e tr. I NE1ir ud -·· bsi:b ... ,v..., Oil, •u FURNACES l'l,one WY-N714 POMEROY, OHI O POMEROY OHIO ========� .=======-,-=--===-,:;=,,.1 1 --- -__ '-_,....,_--,,_,:_,:_:-_,:__,:__::_:,:-================,,,)_ l..===,,..��,,,;,:;.: - - - .. Fryers � ' -• 45c ·.. ·1 0s · . ,:. I ts .::.3 �=- s1 $1 ' Canned R- late __ ___.... BrOUftSChweiger ...,.� . ♦1 49c ..... • 1 "-..... Boston Rolle·d Ro ast....-.... -·1·9 __ ...... .......... .. FREE 1 00 • IExtra Top Value Stamps with tM1 pw.dlou of • I II,, ., - slleed ...._ e11plr•• llatunlay, Jvfr J, l'Nit toupoi, a..d .. .. """ w. v.. ..... ...., c....... .... °""""" 14 ,.. - , -i-\;"q; -. Thrift�. 1.... 1eu, '""• ikr. •1111H oMa MM fw �'r. �. .�--. ,.,....-. . . . . ... . , .. . Steal ........ - � •· 69c • 4 99c Sirloin ....... , - ...,:.. . .. 19c Whole Hog Sau. sage .��:- 2 ... s1 Fish Stieb _--... .. :;. - - - - �- - - - ---- - - - - - - Q.OOOOO@OOOOQO�Q.00011 Mr. and Mnl. H omer Jaeciud of flacine and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Summerfield of Columbus were Sunda_y gue11ts of Mr. and Mrs . .Pon Hnlscy. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Whiteside, Mrs. Virginia Parr, Parkersburg, .and Mr. and Mrs. James Parr and daughter or Athens were Sunday guests of Re,. and Mrs. W. W. Bragg, Mr. and Mrs. Fon Halsey were Sunday evening guests or Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brickles. D A I LY C R O S SWO R D ACROSS l. Nut 9. Trumpet sound 11. Habituate 12. 0t' lhe ear 13. Honey buzzards lt. Crotchety person (colloq.) 1'5 , To hazamS 11. Value J•b� .t. IO. � 3 $1 • Whiting __ _ ·- S Tuna ..-:.:' :;:.':"- 3 �' 89c ·carsu p �- ,...... $1 Buns.._,. !a���.- ' Vienna Sausll(!t _ S •..: $1 Potted Meat .. a •�- $1 Giape Drink .. ---· 3 !'.;. $1 =.. . . . Margarine ..�. �·!'� �-_.c" . 6 ..... s1 Meat Zips ·------· · ... 29c ,,.�,• 3 ':..:'· $1 I - 0s ... . ....._ _ ,,: 35c l111ehtolt .,.._____ '-"RR c �. / , .. .. ·j 4 � tioW1:ili ca::1: H r:,.:: 1111. II •� ...... . . . . ... ll'c a :.:.: 39$ � ?'-- 11. � --� "-� •i:r,t1 IT. Dol!PIF > I ) Real Estate ' ;"· ' • "·-- �"" � D.lll.Y CB11'TOQUOTE - Here'• how to work lh A XT D L B A A X B It L O N G F E L L O W Otte l•tter 1tmply at�d.! 1or another. In thts wa.mpte A fl ate4 for the three L'1, X for the two O'e:, ete, Single letteni, apuo trophe1, the length and formation 01' the W'OlUI art all hlAtl. Each day U1e code letters are different. LVCJ A er,ptogram QUQt&tlollll P ill D A V Ji: D W P A" ALV C RB P D A , A L C A ' 1!: P P A • CT1X ALV A L T W Q i> DAJCWQV L C H 11 V W - L C 8 • Y.,leffl.1'1 cryptoqnoto, '.!'REIil '!!UDE IS NOT A l'l\!No AN EXPEDIENT-DISRAELI. C?PLE, rt (Cl 1960, KlnJ Fe&tureJ Synd\�&te, Ine.) A L P 1 W V. xa M IIGS COU NTY 4 - H NEWS Ho_Pe Smith co�ducted a d emonstra_hon on [reezmg rhubarb �nd Last year's winnei-1 were the Dixie Roush gave a dcmonstnt1_on Waverl y team or .Parkersburg. ?n the proper use or se�ing aids New Haven WBR runner-up, Lakin when the Salem Cenler Girls C �11 b I with four championsh i ps since met at the home of Mrs. Or1o ri the tournament began ln 194'1 Roush. Tbe projl!!ct lcS!on was on leads in that department. dress makJni and freezing foods. The tournament was begun In oOO 1947 -by the now defunct Wahama Birthday cakes and angel food Stadium Association to raise fundJ cakes were jud;ed b1 memher8 to help the Wahama athletic pro, taking. lood projechN,._ the Har· grim. In recent years the tour. ril()nville Glrb 4-H Honor Club , ney has been under the sponsor­ met Jun e 20 at the school build-' ship of the Wahama Athletic ini. Reports were a;iven on the pro­ Boo,tera. are111 of sewing and food freezing The championship trophy hon• projecll. Jeanie Cotterill and Ka­ ors the late Lou Rou1h -who was ren Gilkey gave a demonstrii.tiOn lhe fint direetor of the tourna- on maki,ng grilled cheese sandment. wlcliWI, Esta Mae Blackwood is the junior leader and Pauline i\tkins 11 11nq and Sh1ro11 Jeweu · supervised the �rt '".. '· meeting. Sharon Jew:ell, repo 0 Meigs & Mason Cohling _Even� :'. ' f, I I jI -- --------or With Every $ 10.00 CQld Wave. 1109¼ Court Str..t Ph WY 2 2207 fedlllrlilt • ,, . .. • .•• • ).· " .-.. ..... :NATIONAUY AQVUTISEb pn,dud■ TMRU ps tMI the skt'I to eas• muscUllr 1>9ln wtH,,. � hu(ls. Ho/po wkhin mlnu1�: . , ":' . · •a ·�... OII ' � - _JI,. ' ·S �,_ ·l.haitle, 1 -. u,,w .. 1� . ' WOMIN'S FLATS : CON· NJES - l!ABJS - . ( \ ,• . ' FASHION - WILLIAMS Values Ti> $8.95 Sal, Prices $1.87-2.87-$3.87 , . .. WltlTE and )!l;)NE . !1'-, Jo •.1:�• . Alm One Group Of Ladles Sandals aad J:!UlVH - * * $1.87 and •j'f� I • l.• HEEl. HUGqlll AR,8 1�4f WHITE and BLACK BONE L&A'JIWI f8)5 l&IE IRICI $5.17 N\'� M� Vall!!.9 T(l • ..,, 1 ;,. •.' �.,, y,. . • �0,lf� "') ,, ._. �TS 11111 CANVAS RA'fS .S A L & CltlLDREN'S . . Valy'° 'l '4.99 - • ·• r I ... � � lftnf I I I.. b ;t , t •• -�---.... � - .., ' .. . · BENNETT ' ' • � < • * * I ' GREEN GRAY RED WH I TE V-"'U� TO ,,.,s ' Brown and White Black & Wbltt Bone - $5.17 l'IIICE$ FRI DAY, J U LY .1st > · 1 r S_ A l l I ' RANDCRAFT JARMAN ' *1,81 I ll' • OHIO Upper Block" PIICIS ' . of AND ' 'fo •' "Middle On Men's Summer and Sport Shoes SALE ST4R TS FRI DAY, JULY 1,t -.nd * liNDCRAJFT * JARMAN * * Sale Prices $6.-87 $8,87 CO!,qRS: White - Block - Orange - Green - Red. ' .... ...,, . POMEROY VALUES TO .13.95 $2.•7 ....,.�•J,&ES'. "14 HARTLEY and BENNETT SHOE STORE §• 1 F LA TS -fffRU> • CLEARANCE SALE VQies to •4.99 llalf Prltes UitloNf � . Wilhallis ., • • ..:t:.:t� ------- IClle prlt:ed MID - SUMMER WOMEN'S AND C:!il"'DREN'S: �RESS SHOES - fLATS - WE'!§ES '(aniM Pam fd..lOn --. HARTLEY & BEHH EffS- ' ' SALE STARTS FRI DAY, J U LY 1st _::I�=�=•,,"'=,,_,,.,,·,,· ,,.,,-=,,,,.i �-THRU . Ala, SUMM•R ME '' t1A�DISI - GREATLY REDUCED I N PRIC�. YOUR !,,�tTUNITY TQ . SAVE $$$ OM TH�SE �Tl01i44 ·a;y A-'V!R'tlSED BRANDS : AIR STEP, CO�MIES, HIEL HUGGER$, PARIS FASH ION, WILLIAMS, StAR au-..,. FRE� SHAMPOO AND SET 9 • .' $8.90 _, $9.90' I Hold Picnic Tue,day A Pil-!nic was beld at Bailey's · Lau Tuesday by Mrs. Golda Mourning, Mr. and Mre. James Mourning and son Dale and Billy and' David Price , local ; Mrs. Ro. berl. Slory and children Pat, P�a,y, Steve and JD, Pomeroy; I Mrs:. Tom Wailers, Mn. Mary Hyre ind niece, Mrs. Marie MC· Cq_�b and (laughter of Pt. Pleas- ..--- Don't mill this big l)Jll)Oflunity to set Air Step Shoes exceptional savings. Choose from great collection of iJressY, walking shoes. All sizes, bl!& uot �ery •tyle in every aizc color-so, come early ! . ' ---..----- • r1 ', '' . fJU!J CLEARANCE . SALE 4TH OF JULY ' SPECIAL "pl•redto<il" W<lfti< I ,1 �• Hartley & Bennett's MID .t SUMMER SHIRLEY'S .EAUTY SHOP . S.Olh109 n!Jol for 21 •m: ICELANDIC SHIP SINKS JJMUIDEN, Holland UPI-ThP Icelandic freighter Dranga Yokull sank Tuesday night on the Ork­ ney Jsland of Stroma, according to a meiisage received here. Tht• f teightlt's crew wWS reported rescued by another ship. -----. SEM I-AN NUAL SHOE CLEAR ANCE SEM I-AN NUA L SH OE CLEARANC E • •i�· ao - I P tor Re si1ned Birth Of S011 rti\i_._ · ---- :.. Jr': - _-_ ____ I H /d R .. Sess,on , Mo,l!!IOY 1• "" 1 • ( I PyfmOn iR' .. lltha -••""'""""" .. 49c Leaf ltttucl ��1 .,lQ.,,.,,_'ftu•u,. .. 1 9c 1 Wvt __ .... 1 9t Esccnll - ..., 1 9c � � ..., 19c '' Soc iety News -II\ . Blueberrlei .�.... �, 39c W"J!r.melon s"� Tuppers Pla ins Meth- st Church itfM I�� � ... f'lel,I At M�' � REPORT Stt(lb _ .......�.. __ ':,;' 79c Gr:apn .,..,, --�/.'!!�.. �"" .. 49t: Birilulay Party «Mlf­ r. c Por k· & Bea ns . ���� 2 25 - --- - - - ---- - - - - - - - - - - - • Youth Activities For ll•nt ------ . �r : 1 :l:g: . Eft#r�Cl... t 2 •..: �Sc .,. ,""- WANT ADS '!ffl•\ as.� SV Vt. and Vn. Woyne llrtHle5 Mra. Ethf'I Arbaugh haa returnNI I ed home aftet:. 1 weel:'1 vl11t at called OD Jill'. and Mrl. ho�II! afler a trip to California and Da)'MlA with their .Ot\, llr. 1,11d Ronnie Heuter wis J11eal ol hon• Ebenbach and r,mily of ¥,1 Kubert Hal,ey. SeltUe. or at • party Sunday &!Yen bf hi• ,. Mn. l..ena Keller or Muietta i1 Miu Lea Jea n �ua:b of C.1- Mon/llJ. parenu, Mr. ,nd Mrs. Roy Reul.er, MIi- M"{I' Htd,lm •�tef\lllled apelldl.na tQaDe tiaae lie.re yi\Jll W,a umbu, 5pent the wee\ end with Floy4 lllatllt:t ., , ... , . ... 1 .. .i .. . .U II� � ti (':. ... t\l� lt'appy Rarnblen Club Sunday I in obte"·,noe of b;, nlnlh blnh"'11 her pan• nt• Mr. and Mr■. John enhurt callel on 'hit .ctan4lm� Relatives attendina: tht funeral Effie Watl(ln and other friend1. da evenlna: at her home In Syracuse. Myrtle Froat, Sunday. llr. and Mn. Fon Halte)' return• t Arbaugh and aon. • a, . M of Ada td Tall Mr. nd includ Two nl.ihta of )'OUlh activltiea n �h e eroup w�s taken 10 the MidFollpwlng I P9tl_uck dinner the ',fere h�ld: last week a l the Ma on , r . William ColeDl.ln. Miu Wil• ll 1 poo f pa t iw t dleport l or I immin r evtm\91 wu 111,ru IA 1)1,yioJ Method1•t Church,. ty after which tho re turned to do COl ert1,11, n, M lsa Mabel Coleman, umea. 1"he first evenlni began wt th ?U t t h.e Heuter homt'. Bet>di St., where all of Robson, W Vi.; Tbomu C.Ole Pre1ant were Mra. Claru Murray, UXE UNFUltNI!tHID APART· ):Irs. lalie &step ' and Mn. Anne door recreation ¥)d an outside .11 wiener roa st was held and a dee• man, Kank ,11 kee, Ul . ; Millard Cole ­ ou.n. South Bend, Ind.; Mr . and . • NT. Aq' condltiuned. A,\lail­ Fick of fillddlelJOf,1-, ijrs. '"°'°'a �o ner iaeryed _oo tbt lawn 11. t the oratNI birthday cake serred. tiom_e of Jaclne Ca pehart. Re v . I At tend i ng wt' rp MikP and Benn y �n . Perry Zi r k.It', Clifton; Mu·hae\ bt, aller July B, C oats Buildtng . Smi\h, Mn. Anna Yeager, M.ra. Mar irkle, Mr. 11.tJd Mrs. Donald Oh­ 6 21l 12tc l"ne Per,m,er. MN. Jennie W1taon, DavLd �reem�n or tbe New Haven Wright. To r nmy Vi ull: h .!i n, Ri c k y Z 'Me 1bo(1.1at ,cb urt h �ke to lhe Werner, Dk- k Rou sh . Billy Fetty, JJ n1er, Mi rl dleport; Mr. and Mn. Mn, Bertha Daile:,, Mt. aQd Yrs. • (TOUp on . 'The I mportance of the Steve K rinke, Eddie Baer and Jeff J.. C . We at ao d d.i ughter, Betty, of Charles Snider and Mn. Kale Sin• Yhurth m Char�.ston. W . Va.; Francis Spaid­ the lJYeB of You D g and Cheri Reuter . . clair, aU oJ PWQeroy. People, Today. " Vetipers under _ t he The honored g� est received 8 i ng, Oak H i ll, W. Va.; Mrs. Cora. Burdette and son, MurryB\'ille, W 11 ky led by Mrs. Leanna Wn_ ghl number of l!:ifts Va.: Mr. and Mr.s. Carl Fairban ks, closed the evening. St. Pete nbure . Fla.; Myron Mcu ,.. vroup 1r•ee• found the Yo Utit F' evening second Tl1e Kenile, Co\umbwi; Mr. and Mrs. • �EROY - Uuilding lot � � The J unior Chritsian 1-�ndeavor A . C. Hl" ' pOffiel'O)'; • movie stleeted a oup v1;w1n ll John T. Tall, . 2.50 wilh wal�r. elec-trtci ty and 0 -· I lhe p omeroy t Ch ris urc h Ch O r ,r, " u i\ow'il hr IIClH!I Ion groups I � Athen11: Mr. :u1d Mr.s. Robert Halgas. Cash price $IQ(). by' M n. 5a!a l;I Spencer ,ind Mrs. me t recE" ntly al the h?me of . S ha- &e)', Da �· ton : Mr. and Mrll. Wilson . ,..ROY - Buildi.og lots. ne,rly , ron Frl'<'man for their business ,-. ,· i •-, a •h ters, J eannie 1 Vft Prqffitt• Mn· Eve.w;,.. nd d au. ' " ...,. t 3 acres, wat�r. el�ctriclty 111'1d ans �ee�m1. · Pl a made were for Gaulli: Montgomer.,, 1. 1�.6 on and Chri 11tf Athens· Mr and Mrs gas, all available. $lOOO. Candlelil:ht in the chureh sane• p1crf1c to be held at Forked Run John A.aye; and E,'.ner�n Hayes, open, Al .R Y fARM _ 150 acres with up per, t,3 on lower, ti pet t\lary provlifed a worshipful set• La�e on fuly 7· Che�tf'r; Mrs. Le-na Keller and acres excellent bottomland. GilUipolls, 11.5 on ".� 10.5 on ting fol the 1pecial cominun\ on . Followmg lhe meeting games Bernice Blough, Marietta ; Lucy . 15.4 feet open � 28, Plenty of paslure. 8 . room bric� low.,r, �)':Y��t v:rtiich ended �he tun.fille d, were played and . refreshments D avi!, Tnrch and Berry Halsey, house with bath.. 5 . room mod- 10. 0 with ¾ trap OIM!n- ' inforinative and· in4p1ring two-day were sened to Elizabeth Duffy. H ocklngport. CoM,.IDIII of Mil¥1bli D¥n1: ern house, large new basement �vent. advisor; Sheila Ohlinger, Janice b11rn with loafing shed. Milkln& All dams are up wU'b ri'erage ¼: Es kew. Debbie Dani_els. Peggy A nnual Meetina parlor and milk house. On State -trap open. .....,_ Bowers, Barbara Smith, Connie M,,boundl VfT/Ce(S Highway No. 124 near Rutlanjl. Oltlo R!,o,L: l'ftU. • Freemen and a guest, Linda Shep- •Watchmakers July 3 Price lor entire property $25,000 Da1hield, t�an Qiitnil 1:Dtl am, 0The annual meeting and picnic herd. EGETABLE FARM - " acres _Montgomery, Alfred Holden 8 :00 0 egLQwl S L. the West V irginia Watchm11k­ of i J fllet'ting on next he d be Thill wll with 5 �cres garden grou,nd, b�- am, 0-12; Lock W-i ltel C. · ers Assodation will Jx. held a! ,1 _ July 21 at the home of Barbara ance timber ,nd paslu... 4- B_e<k� I am, I I-Ii -- IO LeHawk's Nest State Park on July 3, Smith. room house with eledriclty and' h1J1h S:55 am, 12-1; LQ;ck ,13 Ovec -- -- -- -between 10 a. m. and 5 p. m., it The regular meeilng ol the bottle gas, basement. Barn and 6:30 1m, 12-7: Loc k if, · fruclbla has been_ an�ouncec.l by Harry Sidand officers of :Meigs 'fem­ as ulility building. $5000, or com- 1 : 15 am, 1 1 ; � 11 ltochet staff QJJ � ers Pyt-hian Sisters roet Mqnday ple . Gall1?0�1s Ferry . president of Tbe llev. francia' lf. Gla; ier was plete with tractor and truck gar- IO am, 7-1 , Lock IS In•ana 7.05 in the nssoc1ahon. evening at the �- Qf p, den equipment, $6000. pm, 132; Ashland 1 1 :0l � 1ND, 0-9; Middleport with u ,;. W a m ft'-�Hlg11;ed to the Enterprise and �•· , ,.__...1,. 1 son l 2 All walchma.k.en and their lam­ POMEROY RENTAL - 7 . room , fto11CnR.. G � l : 5 • "m, 0- ; Allman, president, � conductin g Morning �tar EUB Cl\ urches for the _ third year al the �nnual ilies are Invited to allend. Those • , fram e with bath, ;>,asement. Gas BeaYer 4!40 am, 1-0. the business meell"f _, 1est1yn or lbe Southeast_ Oh m �on- attending are to take a covered .eting. $4S per monlb. 6� Plana for a picnic to be leld ferfnce o f the Evangehral United dish. Refresbmenta will u_..,,ui,d: i,ock S3, �iRlton 8 229 be fur­ PHONE 3� ere 'r13th,ern Church held last wee ln Par 4 : 1 5 � 3-Q; � 3J,' - D i,J:1e Chai- In July at the Road� f ll: r.ished by lhe asa0ciation. e af- Logan. , .AO (lit)' m■de and in case 6 taln y ' c lenge S4Cl. lg). l-4 ; ________ __;___ ��k fair will be . held a� \he h1 , of M�vill� 2:U5 a , •• M;rs. Thomas Bentz represented Rousbes Of Mason and GtUi,gher n Mrs. Pauhne llis, 18 �tc t� · the local EUB churches at the con­ Y ounga Ann9n ce 23, Mrs. Mabel Sanborl'l Were relj!ort- ference. Both chllrches received · J 1, Northern '1;85 •� Entertained Sunday June • Y· ed to be improved. Mr. and Mrs. Eber Romih of Chief Pow.halap :ia.Ol-»m. .i reco31\ltion by the Town and 'Mr. and Mrs. 'OAllas Ray Young 1 6-0; Mason entertained with a familY mo�d E. Salvetti di:sl.· During the eoci.111 \Jme J,•tnes Country Commission for their out­ or Pt. Pleasant are announcing • • dinner at their home on Sunday, · l2''"4RI q:AQ· Jptern were played and Rfii/ell 11wti'ded tlanding work the past year. • the birth of a son, M ichael Ray, on l\mDIII Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ed- 12. 0G lQ\, G,J; q\tQA Q 3:31 to Mrs. Lena Mc:Elhlnny, ·11,._ Jun e 2 1 . at Pleasant Valley Hos• CHARGE MILITA RY BUILDU P � 1 111 Nelle Bahr, Mrs. Maxine Owens, die �yan and famil)', Mr, and Kra. am, �j 'Miit:e_ at our pital. The baby weighed si:r.: pounds M TOKYO U Pl---Communisl North and three ounces Marion R;,er and daughter>, Mr. lll-7; 1111'1!!1 ·Lwl!iJ!e l ' ; El9.(lrfl Bailey, at birth. of • iind Mrs. Juck Grueser an_d son, W CWf 8 un, 0-:t �. 8:S� tf the evening a Viet Nam wltb the exparulon QISUal, tailored or I Maternal g randparents are Mr. Mr. and Mrs. �dwln ��ldwm and, ai,i, Ctlll; <;:. V. �es; •. ri coqts.!_ · was served by an air field for Illegal "lntensi(led and Mn. Robert Peoples of am, d Point ai,d f a United family, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dwd� Q-a ] t�\_hQ¥,ess,M · :ws- Lennie Haplon- mil itarf activities" o Plesant. Paternal grandfath er • ia · , New the • dmg, _all of "Mason, and Miss Alma All Kanawha ·River �llll are 1� � )Jrs. Edith Rusaell to States air detachment, Joso h Young. Clifton. Maternal ( • . Tuesdq f sai4 .i\gency News China Duddmg or Nitro. 1the ' 17 mflm 11· ))resent. cm \he M grea grandfathers are frank Bur. mr111!1! Ill llati, CIC � rt, and Judge Emmett Peoples of • Pihperoy. Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Ml<ldleport, 0., June 29, 1960--S It. :M- Ice_ Cream.'.r���3n.;'.�. Coffee ��·�; . .2 ! •1· -­ '"' •I? Angel Food Cake.)!.�-�� .2 9' 1 � tt. Ltbr&l'f (•i.r.J 9'. Covered wtth Vlnef 21. Co�tton. Pir,£pp�g���f·o;i�k -, - . .�- · _ 29c • ..� 1'1, lkautl 1ul view 18· Shun l9. RatNe11 11. pneu :rnonla P 22. Elephant tu.sk 29. Reign.. Yr■lud1,-'1 ....... ing 38. Earth 'peauty 39. Lettuce 2'5. Gree!,;. 40. Wheel letter m..-k l. eomten.. 27, Bpawn 41. Slngle unit of t'ish 43. India. 31. TJdler t. (poe t.) 32. Colol' 10, Wapm 35. Muslc nola •U. Obsel'Ve 11. lmclarna4:5. BlundertlDl'I {alang) 37, Confront DOWN Apple 1, . seed 2. Compau point (abbr.) 8. Mongrel dog ,. Alder trees (ScoL) a. settled, u a bird 6. Supported '1- Spinner or plunker 4 I r.._ $2 .98 . �� Ir"'- ' .""...... • --.. 4 !. $3.79 "'-"'P . • ...... .. 3 ' ,... • ' Tuppers Plains Events Of Weck ,.... ,. Double Bniiltecl Frven .. � : 39c: . . � ,_ . . CHARG. 11).TO ,UZII... MOSCOt, UPi-the government newspaJlflr .t,.v-eitla. char&ed Tuesday that NATO aJrpli.he• buned the Soviet " atomic ,... breaker Lenin dlll'inJ: lb current are1k crui,e. 1,.eotf, ,,ta ttie aircrart nearly touched the mast of lhe ship. The newspaper said the "Am ericans were especially active." 2-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 29, 1 960 _ ' $6.17 REMEMB ER THE , DATE FRI DAY, J U LY 1st HARTLEY encl BEM·M ElT SHOE STORE "Mlddlt !fl l!Pptr ll11clc" P�EROY, OHIO - ' I �.... """'?' .. -···· ·• --�·--- ..... -· ·· .... .. .. • .. � ~ ' •• ••••• . .. .. . .. .. . .. ........ . ·-- ·- . .... .. ..... � .. · - · , � . . . .. .. , . .. .. ... - - · · · · · � - · · • Racine Pony Diamond Team Is Winner Over Pomeroy; 3 To I ' -- AROUND THE WORLD-IN SPORTS Larry Price Is Winner In Game ST ANDREWS, Scotland UPl- Arnold Palmer's first practice rou nd o, e r lh e /,med SL An drew, goJC course wasn't too encouragrng Racine took a wider margin at 1 ____ ___ __ f•ct. It was •l"""ri enou1h In I th e t op Of th e cou n ty pony Ba se - mo u n d , getting into trouble rii ht to ,ure the Njebber-. out of ball �ague Tuesday ev� m �g with away as he gave up Raclne·s pi11 r ttt. book in who hen i nit■lled a ra m•shorlened, four mnmg 3-1 of hits and three runs · th• Ligonier, Pa., 1hotm.ker H vie . tory over po mi>roy a I Racme . Big M i ke Spencer with the cu rve the fnorile fo,. nut week 's U mpue Frank Eber shach, with ' ,el le v.. "d Boyd , n the .,.__ •• ,. "nd l" v Briti1h Open ch•mp1onshlp. manage nal ,agreemeuL eitlled the i put out th e hre a n d p1trh s h ut11u1 r Bu rfeted by a st ron g northe r ly ••ame • le r ou r mnm,""" ..- "" ., , um ball th e res t O f th(' way Boy d an · u ·' wind, · Palm er s hot an 82· , 1 1 over me r del l.a ge made the d la mon d I Spence r cad1 h.i!d two slnkeou!s pa r- - on the old cou rse Tu esday · m o re suit.able fo r boats tha n d1a Pomeroy 010 0- 1 3 o 1 -. , . mood spikes e I' Racin 210 x 3 2 o DAY1.'f)N, U PI-A tournament . Th e ot her st·h edu I cd garue, M idBoyd, Spe nte r (2) and Spcnte r. dle port a n � Sy racuse. was called Sha.stet·n l2J. Price and Ba ilty. STA GE QUAL I F Y ING ROUND off before it eve r bega n . -----� -TORONT?, Ont. UPI-A ,ot_a l La�ry l'rice of Rad_ne was the �,IDES FOUR WINNERS _Pro.s a. nd , a f!l aleurs � J I I S. J ANTON , Del . U l' I-Jo t· k ty of . 1 � n � m g pit e- he r, f� n n,mg .stx a nd geltmg one of ltacinc .s two hit,-. Nor m a11 C'ox rode fou r winn e rs el paltl_l l � atc Monday In the firat Ted Bailey hc1tl the o t tll· r . D elaware Park T u esd11y . C ox . en • q uaJi r\'uJg _ r oun d ever st_aged for F'or Pomt•roy, f)ou.c Muon· , Don joyi n g one o r the best days of his t_he ' ..in11tl1a11 Open gull chan1p. 10 n ship J uly 6-9. Mayn a11d Fredd ie Boyd h.id :,;in. ca reer won with Sis Tootie, Jct g 1 es.. 8uy d wa. s t hI.' s t arter on t lw Kala, 'ltt•h's Joy and Rock AJ.:c. Cut Short By Heavy Deluge Of Rain ~· • I I -· -- -- - - ----- I j I , 1 the .,... ,om-. I --- ------ ----- ---·---- --- I 1 yankees .Final)y Take C asey,.s Advice, ' Just I Meet That Knuckle Ball Pi.tch, A's Defeated EVENTS lhe l<tle three times rn 11138, UHO thew, ol Portsmouth 1 up on lhe and 1942 and successfully fought 19th hole. he r way i n t o today's round with a I 4 aud 3 wm O\ler Mn Bert Crilg �-te, •·n. .,,.. . "HJNGTON UPI-,;x; w� of Clndnnat1 on Tuesday. Kefauver's bill to Uring or1antz.. NEW YORK UP I 7"""" Casey Ste�An d the " baby " ol the IJt ld waa ed ba se- ball under the ■o li-trust J 5.year old Carrie Hoilei of Alh- laws today appeared dead for (t el almoBl talked hmueU blue 1n · th e race but f! na lly got that red· anl'e who defeated Lida Fee Ma- this sea.sion of Congreas· Ietier perf orma nce he was after veteran a n d a "baby" of the fair• Th• Senate• ttrlldne • ho•vy • Ir~ ..... n hi· 8 r,·rst • place N•w Yor• way3 Jed t he field into today's blow •t the propct'Md Mw ConYankees. second rou n d of the Ohio Worn• tlMnt•I L"ou•• vot-...1 - 73-12 en's Amateur championships at TIIHda, nl9ht to ..nd ..,,. •·,• to "'• l ud lc I• ry " lf I told my players once, I the M iami Vall ey Cou n try Cl ub told 'em a thousa nd timea not to The vetera n wa s Mrs . Janet mlttN where it la expect.cl to try to kill those knucklebaU pitchBe ards ley of Dayton who won· 1 m.in until Cong,.... •dlouma. en ," Stengel said. " It simply can't be done. You gotta just START TRAI N I NG ter O. Briggs, former Detroit Ti- meet the ball, that's all." OAKLAND, Cali(. UPI-The ger owner wfho was stricken with Casey told the Yankees again Oakl a nd R aiders of the Amer ic an a ce rebral hemorrhage earlier night and for once, they Tuesday a1 e this month, will ha been rele 1ed start train• Fo otball Leagu e listened. ing al Sarita Cruz Calif J uly 10 from a local hospital and plans to ·• Coming up as a pinch-hitter in � return to his summer reildence at · eighth inning , Bob Cerv N!I· the , ester, r N. H. for Manch furthe Slengel'5 advice and membered HOSPITAL RELEASES BRIGGS recuperation•. mereIy sl apped aI one o f k nuc kleBENNI NGTON , Vt. U Pl- W aI• ?� I 1 I --· - ------ - . baller � ud �ley'a offering,. The , half.11wmg did the trick. Cen w11111 cred.ited with a bloop dOU ble th a t broke a 2 · 2 tie , toucbed ofl • thr·• ,_,_.run rolly and Jed th e yan · • kees to a. �2 victory over the · Alhle1ICI. Ma ntle Hits 1 7ttl Hornet' , Mlcke_y Hantl e, who swings from his heels n o matter what Stengel aaya, caught hold of one t D 1 , lhi d • 1• • teh a d �am!:J �t in�o •�� �:� 1':, :is lo7tb h Cerv?;11fo�ble. which ca .ne In a inch-bitting role (or winnin th: :iLcber Bob Turley . . t'. paced . . y nk W the t n h e t he 1::: 12 �:, ant e�';bl!!; over I!)' --:-,---c,-soltd"' em to. 1 ead::-lbe1r th -_ __ S'l'ANDINGS San Francisco at Plttsbursh nl�Cormlck N .. Ml•II '54 OLDSMOB I LE '52 MERCURY '57 CAD I LLAC Super 88 - 2 Door Clean two tone green with hydramatic drive, powe r steering, power bri.lkes, radio, .heater. Sure to please, try it. 4 Door Sedo n Ji'.,n-sy to buy if you get here first. We mµsl sell now. So we must sell low. Huny on this one. Coupe DeVille Drive this sparkling pink and white beau­ ty today. One owner. t'ully equipped. A <:ar that will give you tJ}ousand upon thou­ sand of miles of perfect service. Was $695 · · · · · · · · · SALE $488 Was $295 · · · · · · · · · · SALE $88 '56 FORD '50 OLD SMO BI LE Sovoy 4 Door Sedon Ballleship grey finish and built like a bat­ tleship 100. Price To FU Your Purse. 88 - 2 Door Sedan VB Rocket engine with standard shift. Go - Go - Go in this snappy Olds. The buy ol_your lile. Foirlo ne Club Sedo n Peach and cream finish. And everything will be peaches and cream if you buy this beauty Ibo. See it today. Door S.don The early bird gets this bargain. You have to see this to believe It. A REAL BUY. '51 DODGE '58 MERCU RY Chieftoin 2 Door !lore is real savings for you in a solid car. A good dependable Job. A Steal Of A Deal. American 2 Door Solid red llnish. America's economy cham­ pjon. Low mileage, one owner. The best compact made. Hurry! 6 cyl. 2 Door An old car with plenty of good dependable miles lelt. Need a second car, this is It. Don't delay - see it today. Medali,t 2 Door Push button drive. All ollent as a soarin¥ gull. Plan your vacation In this Big "M' , It's ready to go. '57 OLDS MOB I LE S88 - 2 Solid black finish tires. Hydramatic neath your wheel engine. Door Sedan set off with white wall drive. Feel power be­ wllb Olds' Famous VB Was $1995 . . . . . . . . SALE $1688 Was $ 1 595 . . . . · . . SALE $1388 '46 CH EVROLET '5 2 CADI LLAC Panel Truck A beat up old truck Iha•! runs good. Have you got use for it? Worth Every Penny. 4 Door Sedan Engine recently overhauled. New paint. As solid a car as you can find. A king sized car and a king sized buy, Was $ 195 . . . . · . . . . · . . SALE $88 Was $59 5 . . . . ...... SALE $388 OVER 30 CARS • ' ' --. •· --�' •• � • ' Was $ 195 · · · . . . . · SALi $88 Was $1595 . . . . . . . . SALE $1288 '55 CH EVROLET 210 Club Seda n A sharp little 6 cyl. with overdrive. A gen­ uine gas saver. A little car - .a big value. Drive it today. '54 PONTIAC Chlefton Deluxe .4 Door This olie can't be beat at this ptlce. Does everythblg but iit up and beg. You'll real­ ly lite It. See for yourself. to, '56 OLDSMOBILE Station Wagon Old but reliable. Just the lhlnll for thoee fishing lrlps. It wlll save your good car. 88 - 4 . ' ' Beautiful two lolll! blue. fowet alffl'lnl and power brakea. A quality cat. 1,'luly a good value. Was $ 195 · . . . . · . . . . · SALE $88 Was $l295 .__ __ '' . ALL ON SAlE 1 •• ' � .,. Look What You Can Get This Week Al METROPOLITAN MOTORS 40 H. P. Scott.Atwater Mcttor lier. wfth ..ll+lll■tfe. 14' Pll,.,alou L""' wllh wfnd. ,hlolcl, 1toorln1, dodr h&nf­ upholltfflld -,.. 14' Trell.., wtth lndMdu1I - ,u-lan, 4 ply ..,..,.,or and ..... .,.., ........ Yea thaV1 richt. aH this plu1 · tb<! Hrvice Iha! only METRO­ POUTAN MOTORS ts equip­ ped to live, Come in and let ·ua Civ• )'OU a free demonstra­ tion ride, You never dreamed that only fllllO could buy ,o much. . ' POMEROY, OHIO ' • I' ' · u3Vffl 1·eam REG. 39" LADIES CAMPUS PANTIES Beats Mason 3 pr. for ·$1.00 ,1..11, s By 'rU core '6-M-lr-Jq.. The New Haven Meth�ud.s defeah:d the Mason . Methodi sts by a stor� of 4-0 behmd t�e effertJve h';ll'hn� of Otto Bostic . Tuesday night in the Bend Slow 1'1tch Soft. , ball League . REG. ,1 .29 CHIWREN'S TENNIS OXFORDS BLUE and RED The Kew Haven team scored 1 once in the firal innini and three • • . · times m the aev�nth Ior t he VIC· �on;, Fra.nlt Hm1s was the losing u e I � �he other game, rain halted · play with the New Havein ElJB : • team leading the New Haven Lull\era ns by S-0 in the second inning. 11,- pr. , I I Save Now - s•op Early � " TQ f!.!19 VALUES . LADIES BETTER SHOES Values To $3.99 In This Group. $1.99 . or. " , ,-: The line sco�. NH Methodi$ts · � 100 000 3--4 7 2 · H 1/Ri!,Y -�Ji.Oil EAKLY Hutch D�playing Signs Of, · · ·. :�E\����;i:s:i� :,,�1n:· L:�tL, I its Spray s o Ro H As Smiles · I . , ST. LOUIS UPI-Cincinnati Manager Fred Hutchinson wasn't smilina: today, but you could almoat detect the fait'lt tra ce of a grin at the corners of his mouth. The reaaon Is the Rede' apparent return from the bitU�g dol• dfums that plaeued them for more than a month. 1 .,. 1 back into foui:th place m the Natio11al l,eague . . H was also g�od enough to bolster some sagging batting averages. RHs On Spot On Memorial Day the team Wl!lnt into its slum p and won only 10 of the next 26 games. And the leam halting average, a league• Jeld� .2'10, dropped to .252, near ffie· bottom With only Chicago and L-11 Angelei beluw the-m at .251. Hutch, not a pessimistic man but usually cautlousl>' Qptii:nistic, didn't want to come out and say But that may · be over now. At so , b11t 1011 bad the feeling that he lhougJit things were beginning least Hutchinecm hopes so. The ciuct,nna_ti attack against to stmighten out. . starter Ronnie Kline and two sue He said two days •i:o, after cessora !D luded a two-run homer e the Reds ,scored 10 r:uns on 12 by Ed �aile)' and t hree hit.\l . bits aga!nsl 5'n Fronci�, Iha\ apiece by l11d9lf man Eddie K · he wo11fd adopt a .._,i.lt and see" ko m4 outfielder Gus Bell. Six. " attitude befqr� !D.lklnl any ra11h other pJi)'e.r, chipped in with a �tatements. Ile still w11n't ta._. hi\ eacb. mg today, �ut the second lO•run ClndnqaU. j umped on K l ine, a 12-hit perfprniance In a row by his team Tuesda y night certainly Plttabui'ch ca.ttoff, for five runs � the fir1t l'nning. Dollbles by had him encouraged. · �ask,) ipd Jerry ;Lynch, plus Si l\" Tuesday night's outpu t was ,:les b)' 'Bell and Harry Anderson good enou1h- tor p. 10'4- win over .!long with Bailey's homer highSt. Louµi and hiked the Reds lighted the spree. ------· "'T' -,-,-. �- ------- - --J------ WAHAMA LllTLE c.w Reds Tigers Hartford Cub s 1, 2 Mason Sil , VALLEY LUMBER aftd, •I U· P PLY qo. .1 • 2 3 2 3 • 3 'LADI ES I Fonns Newest . , h f'J._.,1.. · ' I ChIirf Ull1!lt, . selection of ladiea druse. ln this 1>rlce ranee. :up to Ute ntjnute atylllt, latest tabril"ff. Ladles BlollSeS $1 & I.St 't:' 2 Di� S iiurt In Crash Of Car Oh Bl Ill -............. ,. &.OCNt . .< i rl/ , :; 1 1 I The Ohlb HlllJw:,y !'.trvl Said trav� car t hat the ing north w n· it went Out of Connil. ded lnl9 • trol and The auto ipped over . and into a · culvert ID the Medial strip. 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Hare's your ehante to eliJO)' a . new llilt all summer lone and aave. s 3·'! · , rlf'ke& 1#../:1\tti�.. ;ff'"'" SWIM s5 SUITS c!:'! !w.� A ne,, � Ot •at:s tif 1t hJ:! , £prm- 1 Ma sod It.et , , ,' �bol'iWas . 114 , Mond 11J ed at a �, e ch I evenlfli at t � e�led the ,I ThP. neW c U'cle Rc bfCCI fyll'Ct� '- ' fllh'Wfel. on · the first Tw.!tdu! eilch nionth at 1 p. Ill. a t thB . c� cjr. lilts. Leanna r W r iiht was I\IHi\ed f�-lhnan 1Jf ·1 the Ci rde , i.itd ttie fint meet h1J! will be held In AUIUIL I . Preoident of M.,._, o r the the :,,SC S � _,._, meelln�, l �. i!f• WJtlch was ;· "8•t• ApJr �'!\'· &o,il)lv,o ,, was re,d hr 1\11'!· !!ffl!i Chat.Ii� by Mrs. &l�� and I p aj r ' ' . Iii'&, k,o' Proffitt Hat�e if t'. read a "Ll!t et Frbrtl a ' · ionary." the t..iilng were Mrs. ii� �r e, Mrs. i.. J, Rut. �0:111 Pink. tend.1 · et illtl Ho ·,., � LADIES e wscs 111,• ', ' WAHA,.-4. PONY LEAGUI Wen Lott 0 � New Haven 1 4 C-W 2 3 Broad Run f I Hartford 6 (} Mason .. PRESIDENT · 3 3 2 2 Ne w Haven Cards llJLY 2.tto FOil Yotlil CONVENIENCE stf'FL . S OPEN TILL 9 P.M. ON SATIJRDAY, . I I I 11. , 7- bI I , ftZli I . 71 ff 1114> I 1• I ::::::Z::::. --� . - �•J• -- - • ' 1 New $1 1 95 Mttropolltan Motors .,�·:.::t':: •••�_,.,.-.:,..,,Jiro, ,_ . • 1 I .FOR ONLY $1195 I "I'm &tared to knock h.im out. I tliure I ' ve sol to knock blm out to win- sin� wr·n fightinJ In Ilia h.ume ti.ate." �-�----- .Abnul/fil .,,. llr l" ,. 'i. . SALT LAKE CITY, Ut,ah UPI for_mer welterweight and middle• -Carmen Baailio, grand little Wflli ht champion, ln t he 14th �ttler or the 11)5()'1, tries to re- round al their !lgbt !or t�e va. capture the National Box.ins All- �ant NIµ cro,wn al San francis1ociation's version of the world <'o, !a!lt Aut. %6. The NBA had middleweight crown toniehl from vacated S_ueu _ Ray Jtobinson 's tibult-■houldered Gene Fullmer, the tie for his taL1 ure to defend. only man who ever stopped him. fn that San Frah<l!to fight, . This return 1,-rou11der between which reached a thrilling compe33-year .old Basilio or Chittenango titive peak in the sixth round, N. Y., and 28-year old Fullm�r ] left- hooker Basilio . was so exof nearby West Jordan, Utah, will \ hausted in the i4th that his han<lbe televised nationally by ABC ter-J a'sked the r@ft!l'ee to slop al IO P. M. (edt-) the bout. ln the dreesine room, However, because of the time­ victorious Fullmer's face showed !One differences they'll square off bruises and cuts in several places at sundown here at Derks Fi eld, Basilio hasn't fought since. He where fair and continued warm �ook a �ong res� and then wen t weather has been promised. A into serious, !,ra�nlng. He _wound . crowd of 13,000 and a gate of up has cond1tiomng camp111gn for $125,000 are expeeted at Salt Lake tonight's fight at the Industrial City's fi rst world title fight. School in Ogden, Utah-J5 miles There he aparred ln secret away. Fullmer is favored at 13-!5 to lest Fullmer Jeam what weapons beat Carmen again. he was sliarpening. Had Stopped 8111110 Craggy.faced Carmen who moThe West Jordan mi-uler is fa• tored �to town from Ogden Tues vored because he slQpped Ba sili�, daY :· �)gbt,d fo14· fljemfa �,clay: FIRST QUALITYi ·� ., , N.O USE PAIN� ,t:1 111.t�T - E D -T.1 M • S A L E ' CADI LLAC · OLDSMOBl lE · · RAMBLER "'� · It marted the first time since . W�ld War II that the United States '#as not represented In the aemiflnals of the men's flingles. - nion Fanner Basilio Going After Title Again _In Battle With West Jordan Champion ftaty. .J .. .......... . . . . . . . . . . w •··••, ' \VIMBLEOON England UPI ·Neale �aser and Rod Laver were heavy favorites to win their flemifinal Matches in the Wimbledon te n nis championships today and sr.t up an all-Australian battle for the men's •Ingles crown. Top-seeded Fraser, who won the U. S. national championshi p at Foreat Hills, N. V., last year, wat pitted against Ramanathan Krish• nafl of India, and third . seeded Laver faced Nlcola Pietrangeli of TORONTO UPI - The 1lump­ Doo, s.il.n ' Singles Play -a · 1n 1 Columhua Jell om1<ked oul 10 hitt but 18 went for naught u • throwing errpr . allowed lea1ue­ leadln1 Toronto to wll•, S-2, Tua• . day n!ihl. The winn� run cnwed the plate when Georae Stt,ncer at• tem� to piclt Herbie l'leys off flnt bue. The throw wu wild C'1lNed Ille and Jack Kuhl,ayn pl■ te wllh lhe wlnnm, run In lhe aeventh. COlumbull lol 10 bill to only . five for Toronto. Was $795 . . . . . . · . . SALE $588 Was $695 · . . . . . . · $ALE • $A88 ' '50 PLYMOUTH d In .As Burned Out Jets Hit 10 Times But Lose 3-2 l -. ;.-' -.. ' Was $ 1 095 · · · · · · . . · SALi $888 Was $ 1 95 . . . . · . . · . . . . · SALE $88 '59 RAM BLE R Hard Top Coupe . The mark ol success. Here's your chance to own America's finest at America's low­ est price. A true value. J�l : 4 '53 PONTIAC '5 6 CADI LLAC �� ' •- Li Was $2995 · · · · · · · · SALE $2488 Was $ 1 195 · · · · · · · · · · SA $888 '58 OLDSMOBILE Was $495 . . . . · · . . . . SALE $288 Was $ 1695 . . . . · · SALE $ 1 488 -·- Ce ntury Hord Top Coupe Real sharp all w hite finish. Power steer­ ing, power brakes, radio, heater. You £an't afford lb pass this deal up. Come In today. 98 - ....Cincinnati at St. Lou l• n 11htHook 6-6 ve S.deckl 1-3 Thunllay's Gamc,s Loi �" It Phlla.lphla, N San Franclaco at Phhburfh, N I Mllw.ukN at Ct,lu.., · AMIRICAN LIAGUE W L Pct. Ga New York . . . . 38 ID .603 Baltimore . . . . . 41 Z9 .586 ¾ Clneland , . . . , 36 27 .�71 2 Chicago . . . . . . . 38 31 .537 4 Detroit . . , . . . . . 32 32 .tlOO Washington . , . 30 34 .461 B� · Kanaas City , , 26 40 .3M 13� Bo■ton . . . . . . . . 22 43 .338 17 T.,...y Nltht't Rnulh Cle'ffltnd 3 lalf'"'9J• 2. 1 1 1111\.. W1ahln;ton 2 ChUr• 1, 14 fnnt. 2 Mr# York 5 KanNa Oelroll 10 Bolton I WNnffNr'• Probtlllle Pitcher, Dttrott at I01ton-....eunnln1 5-4 ve Monlliouquttte, 6-7 K•nu• City at New York--Hff. Nrt 3--7 o Coafff l-0 Cl■vel1nd at ilaltlrMre nSaht­ St11111N1 3-4 YI lrown 6-1 Chic.,. •• W•,hl- ni1h+­ Shaw 7-7 or Seo,. 1..J n· Cleven­ ... I◄ Thundly'• GIMN IICantu City at New Yerk Dtttoft at ....... C hic,.. •t Wo,hl....., N Cl■vtland at l■ltlmon, N Auss1'e Fm " als - llfe S 8" '54 PLYM OUTH Was $495 . . · · . . · . . SALE $288 Was $ 1 795 . . . . . . · · SALE $ 1 488 • '56 BUICK • Cle,eland beat Balt,·more. J-Z, hi 1 1 inolngs, Washingto n edge d Chi�o. 2·1, in 14 innings and Detro1l deleated •··ton IQ. I _,. · Milwaukee climbed ' to within 2¾: game! of the National League lead w�tb a 5-3 victory over Chi • ca.go. l>ittsbur&h and San Fra n cisco b&tUed to a 7 . 7 tie in a game called at the en d o( nine inninga because of curfew, Phila • d� lpbla blanked Los Angele s, 2·0, and Cincinnati beat St. Loui.s, 10·4. Johnny Temple's 1 1 th in n ing hOJner off reliever Gordon Jo nes gave the lndia111 their victory .ift• er Al Pilarcik tied the score a t 2-2 for the Orioles with a two•run bomer in the ninth, held the Ori• olet hiUess the rest of the way a, Uhited ,,..... latwn.tlon■t to ea.rn his 11erond Yictory. Roberto Clemente singled homt NATIONAL LIAGUI W L Pct. GB the Pil'ltes' tying run i11 the ninth in their game with the Giants. Pittsburgh . . . . 41 24 .631 Milwaukee . . , , . 37 Z5 ,Mrf 2 � Pittsburgh missed a chance to win with the bases loaded whe n San Francisco . 36 81 .537 8 Cincinnati , , . . . 32 34 .� 9� Oon Hoplc flied out, Dick Schofiel� w11 thrown out at the plate St. Louis . . . . . . 32 30 .•78 10 and Hal Smith struck out. The Los Angeles . , . 30 85 .,162 1 1 game, delayed four times by ri'in, Philadelphia . . . 28 30 .418 H will be played over in its en• Chicago , . . . , . . 2.5 38 .397 1� tirety, Tu...,.y's Rnvlh The Reds rocked Ronnie Kli ne MllwaukH 5 Chlcato 3 for five runs in the first inning C incinnati 1 0 St. Louil 4, N and then breezed to victory ove r Phlla•lphl1 2 LN Ant-I• O, N San Fr1ncl1eo at Plthburth 7.7 the Cardinals. By win11ing, Ci n • tie, .. me, call..t end 9th lnnlnt1, cinnati moYed into fourth place and dropped St. Louis into fifth. curfew Jim O'Toole was t h e winner al­ Wednetd•Y'• Pr0Nbl1 Pltchtn Mllw1uk" 1t'Chlc19t 2-Plz■rro I.hough he £ailed to get past th e 4-2 incl Buhl a-3'or lrunet 1 -0 sixth. Ed Bailey, Alex Gnmm..:s w Andarson 2:-4 and IIIIWIH'lh 3-5 1 and Curt Flood hit homers. Loa Ane-11■ at Phlladitfphl1 2, twlnlot,1'--l<oulu 2-1 . .. . R1> . dal■ 4-10 n Conley 3-3 andDt-y.. ....,. "'1 NOBODY BUT NOBODY HAS OFFERED SUCH OUTS TAN D I NG USED CAR VALUES B E FORE. ALL OF OUR F I N E REC<) N DITIONED CARS HAVE B E E N CUT AS L OW AS POSSI BLE. COMPARE TH E Q UALITY -­ COMPARE THE PRICE - TH ESE BUYS CAN'T B E BEA T. H U RRY ! the aerond . place BiilUmore Orioles, I � ' �TORES, �.... """'?' .. -···· ·• --�·--- ..... -· ·· .... .. .. • .. � ~ ' •• ••••• . .. .. . .. .. . .. ........ . ·-- ·- . .... .. ..... � .. · - · , � . . . .. .. , . .. .. ... - - · · · · · � - · · • Racine Pony Diamond Team Is Winner Over Pomeroy; 3 To I ' -- AROUND THE WORLD-IN SPORTS Larry Price Is Winner In Game ST ANDREWS, Scotland UPl- Arnold Palmer's first practice rou nd o, e r lh e /,med SL An drew, goJC course wasn't too encouragrng Racine took a wider margin at 1 ____ ___ __ f•ct. It was •l"""ri enou1h In I th e t op Of th e cou n ty pony Ba se - mo u n d , getting into trouble rii ht to ,ure the Njebber-. out of ball �ague Tuesday ev� m �g with away as he gave up Raclne·s pi11 r ttt. book in who hen i nit■lled a ra m•shorlened, four mnmg 3-1 of hits and three runs · th• Ligonier, Pa., 1hotm.ker H vie . tory over po mi>roy a I Racme . Big M i ke Spencer with the cu rve the fnorile fo,. nut week 's U mpue Frank Eber shach, with ' ,el le v.. "d Boyd , n the .,.__ •• ,. "nd l" v Briti1h Open ch•mp1onshlp. manage nal ,agreemeuL eitlled the i put out th e hre a n d p1trh s h ut11u1 r Bu rfeted by a st ron g northe r ly ••ame • le r ou r mnm,""" ..- "" ., , um ball th e res t O f th(' way Boy d an · u ·' wind, · Palm er s hot an 82· , 1 1 over me r del l.a ge made the d la mon d I Spence r cad1 h.i!d two slnkeou!s pa r- - on the old cou rse Tu esday · m o re suit.able fo r boats tha n d1a Pomeroy 010 0- 1 3 o 1 -. , . mood spikes e I' Racin 210 x 3 2 o DAY1.'f)N, U PI-A tournament . Th e ot her st·h edu I cd garue, M idBoyd, Spe nte r (2) and Spcnte r. dle port a n � Sy racuse. was called Sha.stet·n l2J. Price and Ba ilty. STA GE QUAL I F Y ING ROUND off before it eve r bega n . -----� -TORONT?, Ont. UPI-A ,ot_a l La�ry l'rice of Rad_ne was the �,IDES FOUR WINNERS _Pro.s a. nd , a f!l aleurs � J I I S. J ANTON , Del . U l' I-Jo t· k ty of . 1 � n � m g pit e- he r, f� n n,mg .stx a nd geltmg one of ltacinc .s two hit,-. Nor m a11 C'ox rode fou r winn e rs el paltl_l l � atc Monday In the firat Ted Bailey hc1tl the o t tll· r . D elaware Park T u esd11y . C ox . en • q uaJi r\'uJg _ r oun d ever st_aged for F'or Pomt•roy, f)ou.c Muon· , Don joyi n g one o r the best days of his t_he ' ..in11tl1a11 Open gull chan1p. 10 n ship J uly 6-9. Mayn a11d Fredd ie Boyd h.id :,;in. ca reer won with Sis Tootie, Jct g 1 es.. 8uy d wa. s t hI.' s t arter on t lw Kala, 'ltt•h's Joy and Rock AJ.:c. Cut Short By Heavy Deluge Of Rain ~· • I I -· -- -- - - ----- I j I , 1 the .,... ,om-. I --- ------ ----- ---·---- --- I 1 yankees .Final)y Take C asey,.s Advice, ' Just I Meet That Knuckle Ball Pi.tch, A's Defeated EVENTS lhe l<tle three times rn 11138, UHO thew, ol Portsmouth 1 up on lhe and 1942 and successfully fought 19th hole. he r way i n t o today's round with a I 4 aud 3 wm O\ler Mn Bert Crilg �-te, •·n. .,,.. . "HJNGTON UPI-,;x; w� of Clndnnat1 on Tuesday. Kefauver's bill to Uring or1antz.. NEW YORK UP I 7"""" Casey Ste�An d the " baby " ol the IJt ld waa ed ba se- ball under the ■o li-trust J 5.year old Carrie Hoilei of Alh- laws today appeared dead for (t el almoBl talked hmueU blue 1n · th e race but f! na lly got that red· anl'e who defeated Lida Fee Ma- this sea.sion of Congreas· Ietier perf orma nce he was after veteran a n d a "baby" of the fair• Th• Senate• ttrlldne • ho•vy • Ir~ ..... n hi· 8 r,·rst • place N•w Yor• way3 Jed t he field into today's blow •t the propct'Md Mw ConYankees. second rou n d of the Ohio Worn• tlMnt•I L"ou•• vot-...1 - 73-12 en's Amateur championships at TIIHda, nl9ht to ..nd ..,,. •·,• to "'• l ud lc I• ry " lf I told my players once, I the M iami Vall ey Cou n try Cl ub told 'em a thousa nd timea not to The vetera n wa s Mrs . Janet mlttN where it la expect.cl to try to kill those knucklebaU pitchBe ards ley of Dayton who won· 1 m.in until Cong,.... •dlouma. en ," Stengel said. " It simply can't be done. You gotta just START TRAI N I NG ter O. Briggs, former Detroit Ti- meet the ball, that's all." OAKLAND, Cali(. UPI-The ger owner wfho was stricken with Casey told the Yankees again Oakl a nd R aiders of the Amer ic an a ce rebral hemorrhage earlier night and for once, they Tuesday a1 e this month, will ha been rele 1ed start train• Fo otball Leagu e listened. ing al Sarita Cruz Calif J uly 10 from a local hospital and plans to ·• Coming up as a pinch-hitter in � return to his summer reildence at · eighth inning , Bob Cerv N!I· the , ester, r N. H. for Manch furthe Slengel'5 advice and membered HOSPITAL RELEASES BRIGGS recuperation•. mereIy sl apped aI one o f k nuc kleBENNI NGTON , Vt. U Pl- W aI• ?� I 1 I --· - ------ - . baller � ud �ley'a offering,. The , half.11wmg did the trick. Cen w11111 cred.ited with a bloop dOU ble th a t broke a 2 · 2 tie , toucbed ofl • thr·• ,_,_.run rolly and Jed th e yan · • kees to a. �2 victory over the · Alhle1ICI. Ma ntle Hits 1 7ttl Hornet' , Mlcke_y Hantl e, who swings from his heels n o matter what Stengel aaya, caught hold of one t D 1 , lhi d • 1• • teh a d �am!:J �t in�o •�� �:� 1':, :is lo7tb h Cerv?;11fo�ble. which ca .ne In a inch-bitting role (or winnin th: :iLcber Bob Turley . . t'. paced . . y nk W the t n h e t he 1::: 12 �:, ant e�';bl!!; over I!)' --:-,---c,-soltd"' em to. 1 ead::-lbe1r th -_ __ S'l'ANDINGS San Francisco at Plttsbursh nl�Cormlck N .. Ml•II '54 OLDSMOB I LE '52 MERCURY '57 CAD I LLAC Super 88 - 2 Door Clean two tone green with hydramatic drive, powe r steering, power bri.lkes, radio, .heater. Sure to please, try it. 4 Door Sedo n Ji'.,n-sy to buy if you get here first. We mµsl sell now. So we must sell low. Huny on this one. Coupe DeVille Drive this sparkling pink and white beau­ ty today. One owner. t'ully equipped. A <:ar that will give you tJ}ousand upon thou­ sand of miles of perfect service. Was $695 · · · · · · · · · SALE $488 Was $295 · · · · · · · · · · SALE $88 '56 FORD '50 OLD SMO BI LE Sovoy 4 Door Sedon Ballleship grey finish and built like a bat­ tleship 100. Price To FU Your Purse. 88 - 2 Door Sedan VB Rocket engine with standard shift. Go - Go - Go in this snappy Olds. The buy ol_your lile. Foirlo ne Club Sedo n Peach and cream finish. And everything will be peaches and cream if you buy this beauty Ibo. See it today. Door S.don The early bird gets this bargain. You have to see this to believe It. A REAL BUY. '51 DODGE '58 MERCU RY Chieftoin 2 Door !lore is real savings for you in a solid car. A good dependable Job. A Steal Of A Deal. American 2 Door Solid red llnish. America's economy cham­ pjon. Low mileage, one owner. The best compact made. Hurry! 6 cyl. 2 Door An old car with plenty of good dependable miles lelt. Need a second car, this is It. Don't delay - see it today. Medali,t 2 Door Push button drive. All ollent as a soarin¥ gull. Plan your vacation In this Big "M' , It's ready to go. '57 OLDS MOB I LE S88 - 2 Solid black finish tires. Hydramatic neath your wheel engine. Door Sedan set off with white wall drive. Feel power be­ wllb Olds' Famous VB Was $1995 . . . . . . . . SALE $1688 Was $ 1 595 . . . . · . . SALE $1388 '46 CH EVROLET '5 2 CADI LLAC Panel Truck A beat up old truck Iha•! runs good. Have you got use for it? Worth Every Penny. 4 Door Sedan Engine recently overhauled. New paint. As solid a car as you can find. A king sized car and a king sized buy, Was $ 195 . . . . · . . . . · . . SALE $88 Was $59 5 . . . . ...... SALE $388 OVER 30 CARS • ' ' --. •· --�' •• � • ' Was $ 195 · · · . . . . · SALi $88 Was $1595 . . . . . . . . SALE $1288 '55 CH EVROLET 210 Club Seda n A sharp little 6 cyl. with overdrive. A gen­ uine gas saver. A little car - .a big value. Drive it today. '54 PONTIAC Chlefton Deluxe .4 Door This olie can't be beat at this ptlce. Does everythblg but iit up and beg. You'll real­ ly lite It. See for yourself. to, '56 OLDSMOBILE Station Wagon Old but reliable. Just the lhlnll for thoee fishing lrlps. It wlll save your good car. 88 - 4 . ' ' Beautiful two lolll! blue. fowet alffl'lnl and power brakea. A quality cat. 1,'luly a good value. Was $ 195 · . . . . · . . . . · SALE $88 Was $l295 .__ __ '' . ALL ON SAlE 1 •• ' � .,. Look What You Can Get This Week Al METROPOLITAN MOTORS 40 H. P. Scott.Atwater Mcttor lier. wfth ..ll+lll■tfe. 14' Pll,.,alou L""' wllh wfnd. ,hlolcl, 1toorln1, dodr h&nf­ upholltfflld -,.. 14' Trell.., wtth lndMdu1I - ,u-lan, 4 ply ..,..,.,or and ..... .,.., ........ Yea thaV1 richt. aH this plu1 · tb<! Hrvice Iha! only METRO­ POUTAN MOTORS ts equip­ ped to live, Come in and let ·ua Civ• )'OU a free demonstra­ tion ride, You never dreamed that only fllllO could buy ,o much. . ' POMEROY, OHIO ' • I' ' · u3Vffl 1·eam REG. 39" LADIES CAMPUS PANTIES Beats Mason 3 pr. for ·$1.00 ,1..11, s By 'rU core '6-M-lr-Jq.. The New Haven Meth�ud.s defeah:d the Mason . Methodi sts by a stor� of 4-0 behmd t�e effertJve h';ll'hn� of Otto Bostic . Tuesday night in the Bend Slow 1'1tch Soft. , ball League . REG. ,1 .29 CHIWREN'S TENNIS OXFORDS BLUE and RED The Kew Haven team scored 1 once in the firal innini and three • • . · times m the aev�nth Ior t he VIC· �on;, Fra.nlt Hm1s was the losing u e I � �he other game, rain halted · play with the New Havein ElJB : • team leading the New Haven Lull\era ns by S-0 in the second inning. 11,- pr. , I I Save Now - s•op Early � " TQ f!.!19 VALUES . LADIES BETTER SHOES Values To $3.99 In This Group. $1.99 . or. " , ,-: The line sco�. NH Methodi$ts · � 100 000 3--4 7 2 · H 1/Ri!,Y -�Ji.Oil EAKLY Hutch D�playing Signs Of, · · ·. :�E\����;i:s:i� :,,�1n:· L:�tL, I its Spray s o Ro H As Smiles · I . , ST. LOUIS UPI-Cincinnati Manager Fred Hutchinson wasn't smilina: today, but you could almoat detect the fait'lt tra ce of a grin at the corners of his mouth. The reaaon Is the Rede' apparent return from the bitU�g dol• dfums that plaeued them for more than a month. 1 .,. 1 back into foui:th place m the Natio11al l,eague . . H was also g�od enough to bolster some sagging batting averages. RHs On Spot On Memorial Day the team Wl!lnt into its slum p and won only 10 of the next 26 games. And the leam halting average, a league• Jeld� .2'10, dropped to .252, near ffie· bottom With only Chicago and L-11 Angelei beluw the-m at .251. Hutch, not a pessimistic man but usually cautlousl>' Qptii:nistic, didn't want to come out and say But that may · be over now. At so , b11t 1011 bad the feeling that he lhougJit things were beginning least Hutchinecm hopes so. The ciuct,nna_ti attack against to stmighten out. . starter Ronnie Kline and two sue He said two days •i:o, after cessora !D luded a two-run homer e the Reds ,scored 10 r:uns on 12 by Ed �aile)' and t hree hit.\l . bits aga!nsl 5'n Fronci�, Iha\ apiece by l11d9lf man Eddie K · he wo11fd adopt a .._,i.lt and see" ko m4 outfielder Gus Bell. Six. " attitude befqr� !D.lklnl any ra11h other pJi)'e.r, chipped in with a �tatements. Ile still w11n't ta._. hi\ eacb. mg today, �ut the second lO•run ClndnqaU. j umped on K l ine, a 12-hit perfprniance In a row by his team Tuesda y night certainly Plttabui'ch ca.ttoff, for five runs � the fir1t l'nning. Dollbles by had him encouraged. · �ask,) ipd Jerry ;Lynch, plus Si l\" Tuesday night's outpu t was ,:les b)' 'Bell and Harry Anderson good enou1h- tor p. 10'4- win over .!long with Bailey's homer highSt. Louµi and hiked the Reds lighted the spree. ------· "'T' -,-,-. �- ------- - --J------ WAHAMA LllTLE c.w Reds Tigers Hartford Cub s 1, 2 Mason Sil , VALLEY LUMBER aftd, •I U· P PLY qo. .1 • 2 3 2 3 • 3 'LADI ES I Fonns Newest . , h f'J._.,1.. · ' I ChIirf Ull1!lt, . selection of ladiea druse. ln this 1>rlce ranee. :up to Ute ntjnute atylllt, latest tabril"ff. Ladles BlollSeS $1 & I.St 't:' 2 Di� S iiurt In Crash Of Car Oh Bl Ill -............. ,. &.OCNt . .< i rl/ , :; 1 1 I The Ohlb HlllJw:,y !'.trvl Said trav� car t hat the ing north w n· it went Out of Connil. ded lnl9 • trol and The auto ipped over . and into a · culvert ID the Medial strip. 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TllUVAL " CADUII $2.ft io $3.99 Size 1414 � lT MIN'S nr- s1ae.. . . ,s.n "' ,,.11 $2.99 MIN'S �T &EIVI Sport !ililks . . $1.tt lo $2.ff CAMPIJf £ lilt Sow , ; . , : . 1 . . to 78e Strelell,..., . . . . . . . 4te Rudkeli.iiit1 Ifie to lie '#, . . , . . . SDOl1 SlurtJ ._, $1,99 lo $%,89 PLAIN ... PANCY straw Rate • , ,1.19 lo '3.tt Bltef• . . . . . . . . . : . . . • lie � . . . . . • : ,:_ l(�IT •A:rH ING TllUHKS . . . . . ,. $1 .99 to . - . .. ' S-M-L and XL $2,ff . . MEN'S . �..... . .. 59c CAP S 1 9¢ ,, ,} ;. . . .· artifi_...-;! . . . . . ·; . . . . . . .� .,• T O Y O Underw•or . . . , .. �. _ . .., .... ...,. .-..-• �, • SPORT SlilitTS - ­ LITl'LE GIRLS' SHORTS . . . . . . . 71< ■lid $1.00 GIRLS SLIM J•MS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . $1.59 GIRLS BLOUSES . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.IIO lo $1.t9 l-o!o, 8IIINi· . . 7M"" Ind $1.9. ·•N'S •iUiT OF TN ■ LOOM a !k"'lrii " " . . " ""'' md ,1llt AUdelle 8Mrta . . • . . • 411t S&reteb. SllCu . . . . . . . . . . 41c T.Slllrts . . . . . . . . • . • • ._ , . ·· Ladles RavOII and Nylon Sit\! 12 to 24 · months and l to 6X 1, · ! MATllllAU, INC. oua. n.. ' ' ' • • to 6X DRESSES $1.99 11 $3.i9 �HOGG •· .:ZUSPAN • 2. . LADIES .. _; ' , c to 3.99 ; ' •••,l.U! ,,_ o,,.;.,u. Ul _ 10MYI Sizes INFANTS Campus '...."""" JI... . , , * ewqFI ' I tt . . ...... ..... ,• ' _ . ... .. . I!I LADIES JA�IAICA ,.., , *"•· . .... .. * ........,, . ,.1· . 12 95 $ PANTIES · · · · 29c aad 49c ..... ,,.,. .. ........ ............. ' i t1 !:1.� I · , SHORTS 88 $ f� J.s�,��� . . \ · ' ly In a oneera injured late� about 13 car crash on U,' . miles north of ' ;, K llled were Mr4-. Christine Bram• , man, 33, Indianapolis, and her Bis• ter, Peggy ihomas, 13, of Shelblana, Ky. TO . LAOI ES .......... ... 1no4 ..... "'"' � Baby Doll Pajamas $1.99 & ,s.99 '' . ' FOR REAL VALUES! Blbusis · · · · · · · · $1.99 to $3.99 S l l M JfMS $1.99 te $j.f9 PURSES $ 1.Cio •• $3.99 Girls; SWIM SUITS $ 1.79 ancl $1.99 $8.95 to $1 6.95 I STlfflEIS · , 98 • SHOP BETrER Beaotilul dreSBel for town, sport ·and rveninc 1n .al,l the latest · styles ,and talH'�ca, choOH now for ·Nit. 1elet­ tion1. I I BATHING CAPS . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1 .00 BEACH TOWELS • • . . . . . . . . . . . . $1 .00 lo ,%.99 COTTON sidRTS . . . . . • . . . . . . . . ,2,99 1o ss.19 D ll E S S E S '"Tftin,partaU.on on Land • Sea" - - WV-2-B70 ,._...,., o. I. .Miln It. 1 $6.95 LADIES Bffll!R lllli''•· . \+I, tuard Toke yoor pid<J Yeu'II lie ..,. prised at the tremeh.dOUI aavings. Smart • ltyle nhn 1uits hound ror lhe pool or ohore. Hare's your ehante to eliJO)' a . new llilt all summer lone and aave. s 3·'! · , rlf'ke& 1#../:1\tti�.. ;ff'"'" SWIM s5 SUITS c!:'! !w.� A ne,, � Ot •at:s tif 1t hJ:! , £prm- 1 Ma sod It.et , , ,' �bol'iWas . 114 , Mond 11J ed at a �, e ch I evenlfli at t � e�led the ,I ThP. neW c U'cle Rc bfCCI fyll'Ct� '- ' fllh'Wfel. on · the first Tw.!tdu! eilch nionth at 1 p. Ill. a t thB . c� cjr. lilts. Leanna r W r iiht was I\IHi\ed f�-lhnan 1Jf ·1 the Ci rde , i.itd ttie fint meet h1J! will be held In AUIUIL I . Preoident of M.,._, o r the the :,,SC S � _,._, meelln�, l �. i!f• WJtlch was ;· "8•t• ApJr �'!\'· &o,il)lv,o ,, was re,d hr 1\11'!· !!ffl!i Chat.Ii� by Mrs. &l�� and I p aj r ' ' . Iii'&, k,o' Proffitt Hat�e if t'. read a "Ll!t et Frbrtl a ' · ionary." the t..iilng were Mrs. ii� �r e, Mrs. i.. J, Rut. �0:111 Pink. tend.1 · et illtl Ho ·,., � LADIES e wscs 111,• ', ' WAHA,.-4. PONY LEAGUI Wen Lott 0 � New Haven 1 4 C-W 2 3 Broad Run f I Hartford 6 (} Mason .. PRESIDENT · 3 3 2 2 Ne w Haven Cards llJLY 2.tto FOil Yotlil CONVENIENCE stf'FL . S OPEN TILL 9 P.M. ON SATIJRDAY, . I I I 11. , 7- bI I , ftZli I . 71 ff 1114> I 1• I ::::::Z::::. --� . - �•J• -- - • ' 1 New $1 1 95 Mttropolltan Motors .,�·:.::t':: •••�_,.,.-.:,..,,Jiro, ,_ . • 1 I .FOR ONLY $1195 I "I'm &tared to knock h.im out. I tliure I ' ve sol to knock blm out to win- sin� wr·n fightinJ In Ilia h.ume ti.ate." �-�----- .Abnul/fil .,,. llr l" ,. 'i. . SALT LAKE CITY, Ut,ah UPI for_mer welterweight and middle• -Carmen Baailio, grand little Wflli ht champion, ln t he 14th �ttler or the 11)5()'1, tries to re- round al their !lgbt !or t�e va. capture the National Box.ins All- �ant NIµ cro,wn al San francis1ociation's version of the world <'o, !a!lt Aut. %6. The NBA had middleweight crown toniehl from vacated S_ueu _ Ray Jtobinson 's tibult-■houldered Gene Fullmer, the tie for his taL1 ure to defend. only man who ever stopped him. fn that San Frah<l!to fight, . This return 1,-rou11der between which reached a thrilling compe33-year .old Basilio or Chittenango titive peak in the sixth round, N. Y., and 28-year old Fullm�r ] left- hooker Basilio . was so exof nearby West Jordan, Utah, will \ hausted in the i4th that his han<lbe televised nationally by ABC ter-J a'sked the r@ft!l'ee to slop al IO P. M. (edt-) the bout. ln the dreesine room, However, because of the time­ victorious Fullmer's face showed !One differences they'll square off bruises and cuts in several places at sundown here at Derks Fi eld, Basilio hasn't fought since. He where fair and continued warm �ook a �ong res� and then wen t weather has been promised. A into serious, !,ra�nlng. He _wound . crowd of 13,000 and a gate of up has cond1tiomng camp111gn for $125,000 are expeeted at Salt Lake tonight's fight at the Industrial City's fi rst world title fight. School in Ogden, Utah-J5 miles There he aparred ln secret away. Fullmer is favored at 13-!5 to lest Fullmer Jeam what weapons beat Carmen again. he was sliarpening. Had Stopped 8111110 Craggy.faced Carmen who moThe West Jordan mi-uler is fa• tored �to town from Ogden Tues vored because he slQpped Ba sili�, daY :· �)gbt,d fo14· fljemfa �,clay: FIRST QUALITYi ·� ., , N.O USE PAIN� ,t:1 111.t�T - E D -T.1 M • S A L E ' CADI LLAC · OLDSMOBl lE · · RAMBLER "'� · It marted the first time since . W�ld War II that the United States '#as not represented In the aemiflnals of the men's flingles. - nion Fanner Basilio Going After Title Again _In Battle With West Jordan Champion ftaty. .J .. .......... . . . . . . . . . . w •··••, ' \VIMBLEOON England UPI ·Neale �aser and Rod Laver were heavy favorites to win their flemifinal Matches in the Wimbledon te n nis championships today and sr.t up an all-Australian battle for the men's •Ingles crown. Top-seeded Fraser, who won the U. S. national championshi p at Foreat Hills, N. V., last year, wat pitted against Ramanathan Krish• nafl of India, and third . seeded Laver faced Nlcola Pietrangeli of TORONTO UPI - The 1lump­ Doo, s.il.n ' Singles Play -a · 1n 1 Columhua Jell om1<ked oul 10 hitt but 18 went for naught u • throwing errpr . allowed lea1ue­ leadln1 Toronto to wll•, S-2, Tua• . day n!ihl. The winn� run cnwed the plate when Georae Stt,ncer at• tem� to piclt Herbie l'leys off flnt bue. The throw wu wild C'1lNed Ille and Jack Kuhl,ayn pl■ te wllh lhe wlnnm, run In lhe aeventh. COlumbull lol 10 bill to only . five for Toronto. Was $795 . . . . . . · . . SALE $588 Was $695 · . . . . . . · $ALE • $A88 ' '50 PLYMOUTH d In .As Burned Out Jets Hit 10 Times But Lose 3-2 l -. ;.-' -.. ' Was $ 1 095 · · · · · · . . · SALi $888 Was $ 1 95 . . . . · . . · . . . . · SALE $88 '59 RAM BLE R Hard Top Coupe . The mark ol success. Here's your chance to own America's finest at America's low­ est price. A true value. J�l : 4 '53 PONTIAC '5 6 CADI LLAC �� ' •- Li Was $2995 · · · · · · · · SALE $2488 Was $ 1 195 · · · · · · · · · · SA $888 '58 OLDSMOBILE Was $495 . . . . · · . . . . SALE $288 Was $ 1695 . . . . · · SALE $ 1 488 -·- Ce ntury Hord Top Coupe Real sharp all w hite finish. Power steer­ ing, power brakes, radio, heater. You £an't afford lb pass this deal up. Come In today. 98 - ....Cincinnati at St. Lou l• n 11htHook 6-6 ve S.deckl 1-3 Thunllay's Gamc,s Loi �" It Phlla.lphla, N San Franclaco at Phhburfh, N I Mllw.ukN at Ct,lu.., · AMIRICAN LIAGUE W L Pct. Ga New York . . . . 38 ID .603 Baltimore . . . . . 41 Z9 .586 ¾ Clneland , . . . , 36 27 .�71 2 Chicago . . . . . . . 38 31 .537 4 Detroit . . , . . . . . 32 32 .tlOO Washington . , . 30 34 .461 B� · Kanaas City , , 26 40 .3M 13� Bo■ton . . . . . . . . 22 43 .338 17 T.,...y Nltht't Rnulh Cle'ffltnd 3 lalf'"'9J• 2. 1 1 1111\.. W1ahln;ton 2 ChUr• 1, 14 fnnt. 2 Mr# York 5 KanNa Oelroll 10 Bolton I WNnffNr'• Probtlllle Pitcher, Dttrott at I01ton-....eunnln1 5-4 ve Monlliouquttte, 6-7 K•nu• City at New York--Hff. Nrt 3--7 o Coafff l-0 Cl■vel1nd at ilaltlrMre nSaht­ St11111N1 3-4 YI lrown 6-1 Chic.,. •• W•,hl- ni1h+­ Shaw 7-7 or Seo,. 1..J n· Cleven­ ... I◄ Thundly'• GIMN IICantu City at New Yerk Dtttoft at ....... C hic,.. •t Wo,hl....., N Cl■vtland at l■ltlmon, N Auss1'e Fm " als - llfe S 8" '54 PLYM OUTH Was $495 . . · · . . · . . SALE $288 Was $ 1 795 . . . . . . · · SALE $ 1 488 • '56 BUICK • Cle,eland beat Balt,·more. J-Z, hi 1 1 inolngs, Washingto n edge d Chi�o. 2·1, in 14 innings and Detro1l deleated •··ton IQ. I _,. · Milwaukee climbed ' to within 2¾: game! of the National League lead w�tb a 5-3 victory over Chi • ca.go. l>ittsbur&h and San Fra n cisco b&tUed to a 7 . 7 tie in a game called at the en d o( nine inninga because of curfew, Phila • d� lpbla blanked Los Angele s, 2·0, and Cincinnati beat St. Loui.s, 10·4. Johnny Temple's 1 1 th in n ing hOJner off reliever Gordon Jo nes gave the lndia111 their victory .ift• er Al Pilarcik tied the score a t 2-2 for the Orioles with a two•run bomer in the ninth, held the Ori• olet hiUess the rest of the way a, Uhited ,,..... latwn.tlon■t to ea.rn his 11erond Yictory. Roberto Clemente singled homt NATIONAL LIAGUI W L Pct. GB the Pil'ltes' tying run i11 the ninth in their game with the Giants. Pittsburgh . . . . 41 24 .631 Milwaukee . . , , . 37 Z5 ,Mrf 2 � Pittsburgh missed a chance to win with the bases loaded whe n San Francisco . 36 81 .537 8 Cincinnati , , . . . 32 34 .� 9� Oon Hoplc flied out, Dick Schofiel� w11 thrown out at the plate St. Louis . . . . . . 32 30 .•78 10 and Hal Smith struck out. The Los Angeles . , . 30 85 .,162 1 1 game, delayed four times by ri'in, Philadelphia . . . 28 30 .418 H will be played over in its en• Chicago , . . . , . . 2.5 38 .397 1� tirety, Tu...,.y's Rnvlh The Reds rocked Ronnie Kli ne MllwaukH 5 Chlcato 3 for five runs in the first inning C incinnati 1 0 St. Louil 4, N and then breezed to victory ove r Phlla•lphl1 2 LN Ant-I• O, N San Fr1ncl1eo at Plthburth 7.7 the Cardinals. By win11ing, Ci n • tie, .. me, call..t end 9th lnnlnt1, cinnati moYed into fourth place and dropped St. Louis into fifth. curfew Jim O'Toole was t h e winner al­ Wednetd•Y'• Pr0Nbl1 Pltchtn Mllw1uk" 1t'Chlc19t 2-Plz■rro I.hough he £ailed to get past th e 4-2 incl Buhl a-3'or lrunet 1 -0 sixth. Ed Bailey, Alex Gnmm..:s w Andarson 2:-4 and IIIIWIH'lh 3-5 1 and Curt Flood hit homers. Loa Ane-11■ at Phlladitfphl1 2, twlnlot,1'--l<oulu 2-1 . .. . R1> . dal■ 4-10 n Conley 3-3 andDt-y.. ....,. "'1 NOBODY BUT NOBODY HAS OFFERED SUCH OUTS TAN D I NG USED CAR VALUES B E FORE. ALL OF OUR F I N E REC<) N DITIONED CARS HAVE B E E N CUT AS L OW AS POSSI BLE. COMPARE TH E Q UALITY -­ COMPARE THE PRICE - TH ESE BUYS CAN'T B E BEA T. H U RRY ! the aerond . place BiilUmore Orioles, I � ' �TORES, �.......... ·;.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. 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