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Doris Rice and Judy Sauer re­ �rned home Sunday from Col• lm bu-1 wbe re they attended Girl'a _It.ate at Capital University 11 lelegate, by the Ladies Auxil­ liry 10 Feeney-Bennett Po1t, ,- merican Legio n. ·- 8-Daily Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , June 30, 1960 .. , I Class R,eunion I ChesterTGrange Mainly About I Of Nurses Held Ohio Worthy Grand Matron Holds OES Annual Jnsoectio n At Middleport Schoo/ 1 At Scites Homecla smat s ! s e r or former Mrs. Doro thy Weick , Worth y Grand Ma tron of the State of I A eunion p Meets uesdby ; At Grange Hall I I n ;:::roy I · District President Install, New Officers At Meeting Of Drew Webster Auxiliary 1 e 0 a a "1: xu �f1� r; !r�ePL tn�r: gu!;�\n�;:;:f!,e� �! ��w Dale K.1ut:i:, worthy mas ter, pre- ) of Dre w Webste r Post American Legion, Tuesday evening at side d when Chester Gra.nge No the Legion home, which was decorated with arrangements of By LUCILLE HAWKINS who atte nded . Holze r H ospllal I Ohio, Order of the Eastern Star, a ttended the a nnual mspec- 1 School of Nu m a nd their hus• 09 met Tuesday hen1 ng, 26 , summer fl owers. ,,, fil,, / · · · e n. , , , h . . Lee H , o r Spr1 n gt e1d, lion of Ev a ngelme C hapter OES W ednesd ay evem � a s t eir bands was h eld la.st wee k at Communications were rea.d . charge of Miss ma Smith, president, lfl: E -rnee ng e ti r Th , d n a -1ddleport the home of M r and Mrs Ke n • ! Mr . an d Mrs. Kenneth Liming I from the Slate Gra n ge i n regard op ned -.--- - - - , III:5pectmg officer. The mspection wa s held at the with the offic er& march. e daughter , Mary, o r Ced al'\l1lle, to the change 1n prices for High School and was preceeded by a dm ner a t 6·00, served , neth Scites, Middlepor t n, Columbus, / Gra nge supplies a nd fro m th e Highligh ts of the summer con- G e rald Wildermuth, fil'llt vice _____ H onored guests for the a ffa ir M rs Robert Harde ·by the Ba nd Boosters. Wellston preside nt ; Mrs. David Cu m i ngs, - --n n cle of Athens Nation a l Gra n ge concer n mg youth feren � . hel d recen_tly al o r D Ci a � were Mr a nd Mrs E E K night and Miss I I n he r add ress to the chapter . . Th e ,eco nd vice president; Mrs. Ben M en e Smith w giv b l�li re y , an d wo rk One appea l for ai d was an sJoan Pelt us formerl y of Rlo I were wee kend _ gu ests of Mr. 1 M rs We ick expressed be r plea s ure 1 ( report of the au d1h n g committee \ atworC md Neutzlin g, secretary; Mrs. Allen cudcd James h whi Umn de) now l 1 Y m,: al Pomp a n o Mr s Homer Ci rcle and famll)' of wered Th e worth y master tha nk- was given by M rs. Jed Webster at having bee n able to be the th , M en All 1 , t h e 8 tt E fiill, trea1urer ; M rs. William Ba x• n remai ed the Liming ltendmg a for Mar Carmel y y ed the members 1nspec t 1ng o fficer an d closed her H ugh es," Mrs""M a•be l Bcenne e ,, , M rs Beach, Flond a· · ter, chaplain; Mrs. Harry Houda . 1 e • 1 • t 1 Grang onl!er r vm a r St a al night o v1s1tat1on Other hostesses for th e even ing 1 addreH wllh the 13th chapter of j Lettie Roush Mrs Beth Pulle n I sh ell, historian a nd Mrr. Orville M r and Mr s Jo h n Ra sp of I Degree work for ins pection was , Offi rers installed were Mrs Co r 1 n thian1t on the gre atest splri- Mrs Rosema �y Ly o ns Mrs Beu'. we re Mr and Mr� D ;uuel West sg t . at arm s. Well, _ ng a r will be 5 eve o r1 hursd t we e ctice a r .11: m M discussed and a � T r y nelle Yo ung, presi de nt ; · en ome roy an d Mr I F o .i tual gift, Love. P t for Grange I _Ga _ _ __ !a h Jones Mrs. D o n s Lew t!i , Mrs . 1 ( Jo Sn o wd ) P _ _ _ . ram• e rn the Circl t of er om uesls m1tt o e e Th held ll � 1 · �he 1959 �lstory of lhe l ocal M rs Emma Clalworth y, Past Glad i, v· 0 n an , M rs Pea rl Rey- a nd Mrs. Da vid Warner (Sara 1ly. I Mn. name_d with y was : e"hibits u n it wai, written and re ad by Matron o.f th e chapter presented no Ids M i ;6 �re d d ie · Ho ud ashelt 1 Jo n es), Gallip o lis. d Mr s . Belis Proctor of Parken• Earl Dean as cha 1tma n . I 1 Stork S h ower Hel ' in 1 are visitin g ' The K n ights Mrs Neu'·'ing, unt·, h'111 tor Ian . A M rs. W e 1d1 with an h on orary a n . Le s. r M N orton, Mrs. Etta Mac . 1 bur g arrive · d Tucsd ay eveni· ng · 1or pia no solo "Th e Star • Spangled membenhlp 1n the chapter ap d Bu nce: Mrs Ar 1 ene iiwis Ulltar ome • . he r 311d Gallipolis with her pare n t �• M r . a visit with Mr . a n d Mrs. Ralph "ln depende n re Day " was lhe ,...,. i a n d Mrs . F c r e 1tu1o als o a ch e ck for the Cli n ic Fu nd I Mrs. I' erne C lil'cscbrew . A ll'tork shower wu h e l d at the .Ban n er March" was presen ted by j th e me of the p rogram pre se n te d · :::· ::::::·:::-Graves. __::: : of tbe State organizati on of Mrs. Charles Massa r near Mn. Lillian Stei!f, president o f i.ome 1 by Mrs. David Koble n tz lectu rer. ::: ::: ' . · -. . 1 has r e• hs. MIidred R Ma n l t he Middleport Unit and the Past M r M r s. K o Cheste r , Ju ne 22, hono ri n g Mrs. Soloist fe r the eveni ng y 1 Precedi n g the program, _Oth er guesl11 Introduce d were Miss Shal'on Jon e s wh o sa n g ;:: turne d to her ho me, _An chor age, le n tz tha n ked all pa rticipating i n , Starli ng Massar. The gift table Prealden ts of the l ocal U n it ung Victor Bolankl, Past Worthy Lord 's Pr.a)·e r . .lhe was accom- 1 Pome roy, Ohio .alaska, after 8 visit with her m0• 1 the prog ra ro presented a t Star I W H beauti(uJly dec orated yith a a num ber of favo rite songs with r. rand Patron o� Ohio _an� De puty panied by M r� f, Steir Lillian . Hi er, Mn. �l oren ce R. Smlth a nd : Gran ge whi .:h waa i nspected by ! blue umbrella with pink str eam- . Mrs. Ne utzling djrectlng and M rs, G ra nd Ma�rons . Mar 1or1e Mur- wh o is lhc ur�a n iat for the chr,p. ol he_r rclahve11. deputy master. e n and gifts were al,o placed i n a Baxter acco mpanist . : C. N. Jo nes, TONIGHT, FRI. and SAT. . [ ph y , Naoma Ne ff, Doroth y lns kep, \er aud .a! s o prc1,ented five min• I Audr ey Bell who has b('_e n Gro u p singi n g of Amer ica the I bassinette . During t he eve ni ng the I Miss Walt Dis ney •8 i Mrs. M arahall o n beh�lt of the So u_rs. 1 l e ! of spec ial m usi c before t h e ne i J a I re ne Stewa rt an d_ Smith in Mrs. e s e led by renc r o gam M Fl were . of t u gram gue guests o e pr ti the d u e n s �� "SHAGGY DOG" l I Bea iful ope local Unit presented -Mt8.!! Smith Gr� nd Repreaen�a llve . M1rgue r1te begin r ung o f the i n spection. By FREDDIE HOUO..). $W3'LT and family has returned t o he r t a nd membe rs a n swered rol l call D. Boyles. Fre d MacM urray, Jean Hagen wlth a .P■,t president'1 pin and � r•cker, Ruth Crumrme a n d Ar• eve· the with g n Othc r5 assisti b orne in Sta n ford, Conn . with what America Means to Me. I COMING I d tbe n to d a a serve Mrs. and e rles r Ch Mrs. ter on - behalf of th e Un it we Neal Bue Mr. eshments Ref I er. � tis M:cCumb Mi i,s Ele anor Smith re turned l o " Amer icans Creed " was re ad by ,,· ,,·, prng,am we re Mrs. Joa n ', . SUN DAY through TU £$DA Y Sat son last spent erry, gran w Mrs. Swan, ah n prese o U rs. P r&l n Ia Nj:u tzl mg, ted owmg r VI M 8 gift to M rs. Marshall. " l Iii r'n � l U ; 1 cI cl , White and Mrs. M artha Bingham In-. poe New Yo rk Cit y Tu esd ay ■ ler a No rm n M Cai n a nd "CASH McCALL" · c keye La k r. at . e Bu urday e r Riggs and Terri, Mrs. Elite d o ver Esth prea . th � t n se l • n pre g e h t durin Mrs. or , r Fl d r he the o m Y . • n:, visit with who as1,is1e depen den ce Bel s July 4 1776 (Technico l oN . . . Al the cloBe of the meeting, Mr . and Mrs. CL1renc-e c:ii ne ti nce R. Smith. She wa1 accom pa n•· I Lyons and Lyndal, Miss Sal· abeth d the Initia tory �ork ing an meet Edna and Mn. k I n wor on e od al th Nati o -Of . quiz t.ition er Mill o A by Roy Jarnes Garner - Nata lie W Craig, M rs. Ver, refreshments we re served from a - � a� ��ted by the o(hcers Maxin e Co,, ts a n d Mrs. Ma ry are on vacati o n in Fl o rida. ied by her sister, Miu Car oly n I Go vernment waa held with th ree ly Torrence and . Lark inB, Mrs. table w_i th white cover and cen . Ruth n'g We ber, Mrs. rl Hind y who �ere in charge 0� the Mrs. Pearl VanCoo ney Is HJ at who will atte nd cluses at Colum- 1 gro ups pa rticipati g. G roup si - j Jose Babco ck a nd Florence, Mrs , tered with an arrange mcn� of red _i , S unsh ne � r d i . T�cy were mm sted h er h o me with ear lrouble. bia Un iversity i nd by Mi.Js Janet i n g of Tra mp, Tramp, Tramp, con • nso n , I roses and baby bl-eath, with . ca n • I , Robert Gray , Mrs. Ll oyd Joh by M �s . �.d na Jtr e nch a rici M rs. I ,_� �-r� , M rs. Harry McM a ste r has' re - Allen who will att e n d the Union elu de d the prog r am . I � d_le11 in . crysta! holder � o n either s. n Boy les, Mrs. D. Boyles, Sharo Mr Nn� rna Smers, tu rn ed from a we e ks vi !Ji t · in Thco lua:ical College for the sum. .!l ld c. M1.s11 Smith_ pre11de d at the rs. Ma rlo r, e M Spenc ce n at e or Fl ved r Mrs. se e r we ts r n eshme Ref Followrn� the close 0� _th e Z a neBville a l the h ome of her m er. P� n ch bowl, whtC'h was cente red n d n a Ja :Massa r , Virgi n ia, Dorothy of t he meeting. c h aptrr, lhc> !l'.�Uts we re i n vited dau g hter, M rs. Alyce Yurasits. 1 the close with a red rose. "M Fr Lois s. r , r ecke chllArvilla Tues• Mn. and el, n e All Wa)tho Mr s . , The next meetin g will be to thE' �afcteria _w h ere refr�sh - Th <>. y also attended t h e ball games I , I E r ma Cleland, Mrs. McCain, Mn. . ent from Midaw. d Mrs mg 1el r and Sp f o n e dr .i.. 12. Jul a d C , y y G uests wc�e p�es menls of sandwi ches, coo k ies, i n Clevelan d Mrs . Yuru ili re- : _ ron Mrs. Sha d, erfiel spent Ann Summ e Wood of Co lumbus rtnc I rved e s were 1 d l e po rt, Gall 1 po !Js mclu ding M �s. mints anti coffee j lu rn ed to Middlc ort with her . k oc ne . a Leo Mr Babc r Mrs. ther, o m ir e th h a tz, Swa nd Mo [ t wi I y , with M rs. D r th P u llen . a nd Mrs. mother for a re/ da a, I M bel Br?wn, past eighth dis00 y . eeHarriet Russell. Uosemar y Lyons p rc s1dmg at the tnct _ presid ent _ and Mrs, . Ma�el � or Noble d Ju yea e r g the �•fts we n of Th f> last meeti Send mg , kn Cumings, Billy McElroy Robi n 11.nd Mary, daughters of l an d Ge ne Riggs, Mrs. Harriet Dry- H am1llo n, past �iltrict h1stor1a n silv e r se rvices. t a hel was Club s Boo d Great the k ing The \abl e wa s ce n te red with a M r . an d M rs, Bob Mills spe n t a nd Chester King are atte nd the ho me o( Mrs. Ever_ett Hayes at ant, MI'S. H oward Wood s. Mrs. Ma- an .J the La ncaster Unit, includ­ week Ona, this at ! dwrch camp l Pome• his week in beautiful a rra ngement of ye ll o w aeveral da y s Great Be nd rec�n tl_y wi th M�s. Ber- 1 mie Hea dley, Mrs. John Ginther Ing Mrs. Marshall and Mr1. Gay. roses and ye llt1w ca ndles in cry- I roy with thC!i r gra ndpa re nts, M r. I W . Va. tha McClellan. fe of • and Mr11. Ollie You n g. th Mr. and Mrs. Harold' Ro uson nard Fultz rev1ew1n� � h --· an d Mrs. Ra ymond Fis her. Sta l holde rs. o from Plutarc h s Lives. Cat of Ann Paula aught r d g r e and and \! iss visiton Lois of Recent Thc floral arrange ments for the M e mbe rs presen t were M rs. Arev e ning were made by Mrs. Katie Cecil were M rs. Mild red Marti n Cant on and M'.r. and Mn. Tom thur Carpenter, Mn. Dale Dt1tton , Webe r, M n, . Coat5 and Miss Hal- · of Painsvi lle, O., M rs. Alverta Wells �r Ha rrisonville spent Sun- M!as G race Horto n , Mrs. Donald Cecil of Cool ville, Mrs. Lee Chur;s da y with Mr. and Mr,. Rodger M1l�s, lie Zerkle. 8 Pairs White Mrs. The odorl:'c R eed, Sr., GIRLS WH ITE Mrs. May Kctcbk a 3r.<l Mn. of Sharpsburg, O., Mrs. Ebe r Cullum.a . od orr Reed Jr., M rs. David 1 The . M :fi Mrs. Iren e Jacobs o t Cincinnati Cl a rH Criswell were co-chai rme n W right an d two childre n o r Pier- I d Mra. Fullz. 1, ) spendi n g t he week wi UI Mr. MI iie r an f t o e alld B. cil Llt e C J. point for the refresh ments an d the y r an d M s. T o m Wells, Harrison• were 11ssislod by M rs. Fred a Hood Hock i ng. I I Pair, White J'i1 it. Kessinger Home M r. a nd Mrs. Harold Long t oo k · ville. Dcmoskcy, Miss MrH. Lillian Cushioned solo, gold trim ir so n Ruy to Athe ns last e th week end gu e sts of M r. an d M rs . . a r Lau Mrs. Bett y Demoskcy, r Johii Ku nzelman, Mrs. Ma y · For casual wear -- dates, Smith and Mrs Kath ryn Mitchell. week wh e re h<! left !o r his n aval Kun chmm a n d Mrs. Homer Bri ck- Leroy Ke11Sa· nger were 81] l Cox and z . n d r Mrs. Earl da nces. You ' l l look ele­ ai r basl' in Beeville Te xas. Roy lcs sp t the week end in Colum- childre n , Akro n ; M . a Sizes 4 1fJ •9. Reduced to m ; Dale I U , kron r e A e t d n n I e o da e ,v and augh e here b s 3 has gant. y bus whe re t h,ey were guest.II of Mr. Jacob · child ren , Rutla nd; 7w1 r. M,,. ·L,· tr, ,n Stel•rr was ln G al: ,U I a n d M rs. c · J · K unzeI ma n a nd Smith a nd lipolls this wee k wher e she visit• da ughte Vaod _ While i n Colum - and Mrs. Melvin Cle lan d an d chil�r, 1-1 dren. La ncaster, and Mrs. Wanda ed with M r.�. Addie Fugate who 0 bus the y al,�� visited a t the homes . r ! I Is recovering from urge ry o l- O( Jnseph -whiUoc k and Margaret My er ■nd children of FallB Church nd a ger n Kessi r ; oy Le . r b,ooke n lowi n g hip. Va. M • a RII • No bllstorlng when appll,cl "'' d_li,cled M rs. Ha rol d Sa ue r . met h e r ehll dre11 attended the JQrda n re • Th� C h atter Club met Tuesday a ding is elman spen n J Kunz h ': I 1 of Mrs I a unt, Mrs. � - W. Davi a of Sher. 1wo wee k vaca1 1. 0n h ere rro m hi , u n ion at Harriso nville. even mg .11. l the home • Resists fading, mlldow, cholklng • Alabam a i n A thens w h O , stud ies at the Rid d le Aero nautkal 1 fiel d · P r irt>, ut a n Road. h R I d aug an V . ' $8.45 Black, white. Broken sizes. V a lues to M �s. F.v e rett Lightf oot , vice was called here beca use. or the I Institut.� in Miami, Flor ida, wh ere Plan Wedding Shower Ideal for wood, masonry, stu«o, pre, i�ent, was i n cha rge of the ! death of her brol�er, .Richard S. h e is maj or in g in aero nautical e n­ an d belling will be shower A asbntos-shinglo siding ,1 mcct1ng a n d pJ�n a were mad e for He n denon wh o di ed in Shel te'.r• 1ih1eerinj. Kunze lman WH recog- given the evening o f July 1 at the , n a ospltal, Su r a A In y c 11 potluck plcn1i,: a t the Mid d le· � � � .• niztd for 1uperior work at the co l­ home of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight port Pa rk, Jul y 28, al 6 p, m . lll:vll wu tu� gue 1t of tlie Sau ' I lege the p18t se meater foi' " l llo- Spencer near Chester in h onor of . Some Wero- $4.95 Beveral d ay& a1J d is present \alning ■ 4.0 av erage which �ed M r. •nd Mrs. Gilbert Spencer who 1\f n. Ligh tfoot on behalf o f tb• / a ltlng In Portland at the home v cl�h, prese n ted Mn. Leo Crew him on the Dean's List an d on the we re married June l(J. of her brot her , Eber Henderson. f . h wit a layelt e gi t Ho r R 1 1 All friends a nd relative s of the � am cs we re playe d durlne the She expects t o visit th er e an d in , ;: wil� �etu rn to co ll ege July 3. you n g couple a re i nvited lo attend . social hou r with p r ite8 awa rde d the surroundi n g area for about 25 Pain Girls 'S to Mrs. I<"loytl Du n fee Mrs. L. lght• two week11. CHIL DREN Mrs. Frances Bcar h 11 left tnda y Entert11in1 Commillee foot, M rs. Jo<! Yo u ng, Mrs. Crew will stown Yo f she un r where Mrs. Harry Stahl enterl■lned i:: _ � . a nd Mr11. Alfr ed Biggs. Mrs. DunVLHll with he r au n t, M rs. Fu nces ' th e 11uditlni co mmittee of Theo­ fee rcccivcd the d oor prize. / d orua Council, Daughten of A m­ Th e hostess assiated by Mrs. Shook 11 nd will also atten d the . d ding S 11. turd1ty of her n iece, we e rica Tuesday eveni ng a t her Wilbur You ng served refre shBroken sizes 8 ½ to 3. But Save a dollar a t Be• rlene llae Jen k l ns. Mi Ma home, Rock Sprina:1. Sll ,u d n a n o menlB t ed 11 above those ' M r. an d �r11 . Do n Thoma■ eh• D �rs g e home earh11 r e . r fo tur�in FollowinK the auditing of the Mrs, Nathan Biggs and MrB. ' le rta lned with a pa rty Tue1day will visit m Tolrdo with her sis• books, a chicken dinner council Cha rl CB 8 uc k · · · cv<> n i ng al their rece n lly purcha1. ter, Mn. Fran k llkc. ed by the h ostess l o Mrs. serv was SPRED LATEX HOUSE PAINT drle1. b11g-fr11 . . . dutt-frff h o ha e cd hom e on Mulberry Ave nue I n Albert W ooda.r d, council deputy; rs. Cora Bcnne l1 M w � 1 ay t lin birthd ;Jilk, (,t1ntJ) Help In 20 minute,. Now you can prime and paint the 1am• been visitlrur Jn Akron wilh M r . j observ � nce of the Mn. Rlchll'd Campbell, financial Mr�. Bett y Everson, dlrcl' l or o f and M rs . Will i iun Ta ht> r w a s . o f thei r daughtr, Rebecca D■wn. 1ecre tary; Mn. Donald Hauck, dayl Fast clean up too - bru1he1 wath In woter. A frut,, Home mad e ice cream ind a de• c• l' rn r:;. r �O t he C,! rl Seoul ca mp at Che ster •c o pa cd h re hy th r.s Tc ers co rated birthday cake was ■erved tre11urer; Mra. Arnold Hayes, great new hcMIH paint ditcover, - TRY TOOA'fl this week is asking that an)' of who retu rn e d to Akron y t rda y , recordlni aecre t■ry ■nd M rs. Lll- j 1 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO and Mr. o t ing n r du eve in the R M r. and Mrs. T ho mas Sca ll y en. ' � he fathers of the gi r ls or o the r lie Hauck, lruatee. rs. R,lph Gr1vfl.!l, Mr. and Mn. _ __ - I interested men ('o me l o the camp tertaincd recently with twu bar• j M 't'lo11lly l"Clil'lttd t11rfoc.1, ltelor. eppty,. onw . Al• Everett Thomas, Mr. and Mn. t' lt1Hrn Olttritt No. 4 Pr_ id 11 y morni ng l o help with the bec ue 1 suppe rs 11 1 t ll l r h Dan White and Barbara Jo, Mr. .4n,wuncing Birlh Chert,r No. 1 91D In a IPIED HOUSl PAINf. disban di ng of c' 11 mp. te nd ing the affair werP Mr. an6 1 111:IPOAT OIi CONDITION 011 Mr. and Mra. Wllll■in Fultz of Th i, e , enl ng i, pacent, night Mn. Ge orge Ha c kel l . M". Ma cy ' .... Mr,. G eorge Neue lro■d J, ., San , lumbu■, are annouclng the Ro o C Jone1, Mike, Ml111 d n n at camp and the gl rh h■v e plan• Shafer a nd son Mi ke local 11. nd , .a Ill Ill Hoaoewar.. Departmem or ol Proct or a 7 pound 14'11 ounce M Bess birth mas, o Th r.,, r■ d ' nt d a special program. Tonliht Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tri b bl e/ a n d llOY e dau­ d1u1hler t his week. The w arn 0� fOMl Pa rkeraburg 11 nd the host■, On The Main Floor e 1 9'0. Pv� wlll he the laid overnight lllay Kim ot Cha rl ston an d the host■ a:hter Mell■a■ Kay and honoree. rival bu been named Be v erly ht th• St.t, of Ohio, et the CloM of lu•lntn � Jvnt U, of the gi r ls 1t their c■mp. 1 0n Tommy. y, unller - Rebecca Dawn received a num- Jane. S"'" Sotuc,iar Nllhh TII 9 ,.M. _ ___ __ __ _ _ I - -- . - · -· lkhN In rtil,onM to call fflN• lty Ctffll'trellor ef the ,c,,rnnc Grandp.a renll ■re Mr. a1• d Mr,. t. b ltatut, er o f i:lfl! and 1t1:ndlng a gift hctlon 511 , U. S. ltevlMCI ' All TI · bul unable lo attend were Mn. Henry Fults and Mr. and M rs. GreenlH, pt, Plea11n t . Robert Coa tes and Stanley. C.sh, bala nces with other btnb, lncludln, reaerve balance, a nd N■h Item■ In ,prote11 of coH�Uon _ _ _ _ • 943,604.64 Mn. Tom Wo odl and Mn. Mary _J)'nlted States Gnvemm e nt o blltaU ona, direct · Atiend Funerol Here � Okey were bualneu vhil ton in and •&uaranteed - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ 2,6 10,320.23 • Th ou from ■ dh1tan1?-e wh o al• C olu m bu1 one day lasl week. 275,G89.26 pbllM■li ol\.11 of Statea an d po lltio1U 8Dbdlvllion1 - - - - - - - f of CIJnl Gilkey uneral the tended 1,742.M 10ther bond11, note1, and debentures _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ �t Included Mr. and Mn. Robert Corporate at()(k■ �lncludln, tl J,200.00 ltock of Denver; Mr. •nd Mh. I\llnard, 11,200.00 Federal ft.tH1rve bank) : Undrow, Colo .; Landaktr, �Rk ' 1 i,o■n11 and dl1rount, rlncludtna: '281.32 ovonlrMfb) _ _ _ _ _ 1,_tlM,348.6-1 Howard Landaker and three d•u1h· ,ank ipreml1e1 owned IUl,000,00, r�rnlture ind tN'I, Zeni■, Ohio, Bob Enna, G1l M;M0.00 fixture. 118.&fUM) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - ·· · -: · , UpoUa: Mr. and Mn. Jeue Dou1l11 lot AthP.n1, Nr. and Mrs. Cla rk Jlv­ TOTAL ASSETS j 1. of R■tlne. The Bliuud1 and tbe Landak• LIAIILITIII , have ret urned to their homes part111et1hiPt et'! Individual■, J)emand df!IJ>O&lt1 of in Colorado , bu t Ms. Ele■nor Up­ o111 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $2,61M,736.06 cor:poratl and Fairlane Fordor. V-8 motor and Ford omatic, Pow­ ,, Bel IA.Ir Hardtop 4-Door Sedan. Spotleu interior, Sizes 6 to 12 Sizes 6 to 1 1 d�graU and daughter. Pat, who ■I• er atel!!ri.n, and bflllr:e1, 1111:e new tit'Cl!I, 'l)Otles& ,,me depoalta of lndMd ual■, p.arU'lenhlpa, V-8 ' tlreli all tolld lll:ht blue finish, tood whitew 1,852,D00.28 Gilltey'a _ _ Mr. _ _ _ _ by her _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ called _ _ e _ _ _ wer _ _ _ ,o _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 on and torponti interior, orig{nal black tiniab that lltows ill care. motor. Po--offrtllde, radio and bNter. d eath, plan to ,tay with her mother beposlla of Unlted Stites Government (incl udlr..1 IA,134.88 M� Gllkey:...!_o��h ... poatel 11vlni,:1) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - ­ .:..__ .0l U8,fll8 1-1.1bdlvtalon1 litleal o p ■nd ­ Delk>lit■ of State■ V-1 Qonvertlble Coupe. Betutlfu� white end black mocor. Tur­ Imi,ala Convertible. 348 "'· IJI. 18,tlOl.88 Other dopu1lt, (cenlfled and cashier's checlr:a, e tc, ) - · - fln&.b, new ,white nylon top, FordomaUc ttan1., Sizes 811 to 3 8 ½ to 6 bof:Ude trtn1., power cteerint and Sn.tea, beau• • A C■rhon lft,r Nllhtl radio, heater . and new whitewall tires. Interior ___ tlful white flnlab 'With black top .and red : TOTAL DEPOSITS - - · ·· · · - · · - - - - - - - - '3,1 15,�.91,... trim. ; TOTAL LIABILITIB!I _ _ _ _ _ _ - · · - · · · · · · - · · · · ···· '3,118,2611.Dl V-ll Falrilne GOO •Door Sedan. Low mu.... by w W A II CAPITAL ACCOUNTI � interior. loeal owner. Bleck flnlsh wltb plea■ ,tetr­ power e.pJtaJ Slock: 4--Door. V-8 motor-, automaUc truul., ndio brakes, n4 lteertnc r e pow ic, t Pordoma , • mm t lnc: and bNkm, t)leui111 2-Mnt �Y fl11iab, clean TONIOMT OHLY · ind heater. · �f:_ �� -� -��-•-��� !-��- !��:��- : : : : : : : : : ::::: , lnlorio#. All (GOd tiNL I Gene Kelly - llitzl 1 r "LES GIRLS' Montclair "-Door lhrdtoP, Mercomatic tr■n.a., Bel Air .,_Door. V-8 m otor, powersllde tran1., - alao f17,t:M,28 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · lteerin, •nd bratea, PO'ftf window■ and power bu power 1lffrint. bnkea. Unted. alau, .-ood beautiful YlnyJ interior trim, sharp Jo,n - lohn O'Brlen 1potle• eeat. Dean f.aclor •lr ronditloned, apo t in­ whitewall tiNa. y · f TOTAL LIABILmES AND CAPITAL ACcomn. •• '3,1132,7!>1.17 2-tone finillh, n1!!W t.lret". Nd Ud white · "HANDLE WITH C/Jlt' t erior, beautiful wtwte over red flnlab. ., r MIMOltANDA Sizes 4 to 3 Sizes 3 to 8 4IIIUI pl ed&ed or •u1lgned to Hftlr. liablllt le11 •nd PlllDAY ONLY t •�- for other purpo.se, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---·-·- $ 865,"6.83' ' '611 2-boor Wa,on . Low mJlea«e by local owner, T DUIPLAY OF Super 88 4-Door. Beautiful Ivory 1nd tUJQuolte GIAN lMn• u ■hown lliboYe are .after deduction of ' 'FIIU!!WOJIKS" Jilr:e. new ht Une Um, ltl:ndard trans. for real .: flnlah, lik e new tires, hydNmatic 'IJ'lln,, , p,c,wer 1;'8Nr'Vet o f _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - · - - · - · · - - - - - - - - - - -'- - - S 43,140.36 economy. nice. 'r,adio, bea t er, real br det · . BilJtfll' • Bettert ti', t EDISON HOBSTE'I l'EH., Preli.dent of lhtr ■-bovt•Mmnd bank, do and CHI LDREN'S ■wear th■t the ,above 1t1teme nt ii true to lhe belt of my - allO �•e .nd belle!. We Have The Best Ll1hted Lot In the Ania . . : Shop Us Any on Scott In Gord Sites 4 to 9 '" , EDISON HO&Sliil1Ek. PretJdent. E."veoloJI. (Closed S1111day, July 8 and Monday, July 4.) •TARZAN"S nGHI' FOR LIFE'' l,ol: R. E. BOICE (In Color) . ALFRED II. ELBEIIFEU) l>JN<lon, I• • I . ' I ' I I AbOUt M ' ddlepr rt I tr � ' Friday and Saturday Only . "' . ,.Y4!h ,_ 1 "' I I I ArOUn d A nd 1 . H I I I I I I iJ I ! I I I . Ch Qffier Cl b · • H Ids. Meet ng At Pr/Ce HOme WOMEN'S MESH SHOES · · · · · · · · · · · · $2 .99 . , NEW ! MARVROUS SPRED HOUSE PAINT! Black Patents, Flats, French Heels, HI Heels $2.99 "- "'m· <fs; OOEI · oN OVllt DAMP IIJl1ACII! I I , I I I I II . . � . . I I PIXIE TIES _______ k Club M .,._ ....... I I i PIXIE BAWTS Dries bug-free in 20 minutes I • I I I . 1 First Birthday . I Observed With Party Tuesday !£1 .00 $1 .99 I I I I PLAYTIME & JR. LASSIES I, M I You'll Wear With Pride SCOTTIE SNECKS s, I I I SPECIALS ROMAN SANDALS I I I MEIGS THEATRE I -- .... ,:-.• � !,. • 1 TH E SHO E fSOX I I THE POMEROY NATION· L a•NK I ■ CLEARANCE Women's Sandals $1 ,00 pr. Sizes 4 to9 ' �=:= , '!�:::: ---== . 1::�.:�!���e;;t- ����1-,o - 1,;�eiffd-�t�k)- :: t I !. �.nlr · DRESS SHOES MOCCASINS E •= l!JLDON WErX,S Aft OF omo, COUNTY Oil' IIEIOS, lo � .ubo<rlbed bet.,... mo 1h11 :rrth doY cl Jun•. l lNIO, and 1 eertlfy tha t I am n ot en ottlcer or dlrector al tblt bank. IIANNING I), 'NEB8TEli, Notory fubllc. ■llok>o �pin, Doeto>ber 1, 11181. ff t I SUMM ER --------- -------- ---·-••H • $2.77 pr. BOYS' SANDALS s1... I $4.77 pr. GIRLS' SANDALS - EL B ER FE LDS ™ LSer! IAaek EC 4 LYAre Dotter SP JUThese Th- a Flreer II I 'I I 0 I I I 1 958 CHEVROLET · · · · · · · · $1165 1957 FORD . . . . · . . · . . . . · $1465 I . . · · $2095 1956 FORD . . · . . . . . . · · · . . $1195 1958 CHEVROLET . . .. v.a I $1.00 pr. $2.00 pr. ! ' I HSS ON flr iv e -l n e Lace To Toe Tennis Oxfords · · · · $2.77 pr. • Men'i Canvas Loafers . . · · · . . $2.77 pr. • M1n'1 Work Shoes · · · · · · · · · · · · $3.99 pr. I SANDALS $1 .00 pr. --- nNNIS OXFORDS mr---, •:... SUMMER SHOES $2.00 pr. $1.99 pr. ' II MIDDLEPOllT 1 951 DODGi . . . . · . ... . . . · $1 595 Gl 1 956 OLDSMOBILE . . . . . . $1 1 95 1955 OIEVROLET · · · · · · · · $1095 .. �� •�:A1;. ...,l ;,;,·.• AJ.. •__ __ _Cirloo •____ lnc 1957 OIEVROLET . . . . . . . . $1 795 1956 MERCURY . . . . · · . . $1 295 f I T H O N G S. 47c pr. ROUSH 'S SHOE STORE NO. SECOND A VE. I 1 956 FORD · · · · · · · . . . . . . · $1095 POMEROY .. MOTOR - co. _s_ sz_,___..,;,,__ _-1•..WY -o_n.. ·• ·.,..... .. ,_,_._o_hl_•..J _T_______... _ w ED __ c.u ____ s _ u ' h. & 111 ..t. Sot. Olll11 Sht� Arc . J!5.\h &: Hilb Sll ColnD\lHlJ , 011a. Now You Know Ir Unit-, ll'l'fll. lftttrnett.n•I The IINrit hll'nado af th• 20ttt CNdvry In th• Unikid Stalet, 1tn1clr MIIM4lrl, llllilol1 •nd tn­ dl.tne on M■rdl 11, 1925, kllll119 . .....NM. • e • Pomeroy-M iddleport, Four Young Men Injured When Car Skids, Overturns 3 Times Five Pomeroy-Middleport youths escaped serious injury shortly after mldni� last night when the car they were rid­ ing i n overturned completely three times one- half mile south of Cheshire on Slate Roule 7. The Ohio St■te l'a trol s■id Aus- 1 the gro un d , causini beav)' da mage tin B, Ca mpbell, age 19, RuUand I t o the car . The driver was taken to Melas d riving a 1�7 Che vrolet coach I n orthward ■llcgedly met a n on- G e neral Ho 1pilal where be was comins cu lert of cen ter and treated for injuriek to his n ose, swerved to his right, loalng con- m outh and right arm. Hu mphrey, wu , releaaed on trol. / bond to appur before 11,;yor The C11 mpbell-drlven car skid- Charles Legar ■t B p. m. S■tur• ded acrosa the highway t o the left 1 d ay· and In overturning three times , THlltD WRECK was com plet e l1 demoll a hed. The Deputy Sheriff Ho ward Frank car damaged th e l■wD. and fl ower reported an accldent al 1 a. m. be� o r J ohn W. Hauek, Rt. 1 , Che- today on R oute 7 near Kelroy·1 ah.1.rll!, ju�t south of t he Merry-Go- nite club i n which Ja me11 C. · Jo hnston, Coolville, ran his car R o und mte club, Injured . wi:. r\' Stanley N. Bryan, int o a c reek. 2 1 , Middleport, hand and head The report aa.id the car went lacerati on,; Martin, G. Abbo tt, 19, o ut of control ■bout 000 teet south Middleport, arm lacerations ; Ro- of the ni te club. He was reported - bert F. Robor lt, 20, Pomeroy, left j drivi fli al an exceBSive speed for arm •bl'ulons Ind David E. I r oad (.'onditions. The driver was B oney, 22, Pomeroy, head lacera- · n ot i n ju red ·_____ __ _ lions ■nd ■ cut behind his right ear. :ltl!I · . ft :"\J. ..fl Record Breaking Fm • ancial Year COLUMBUS UPI-Ohio closed Us boolr:a at midni.Jht Thursday on another reeo rd-bretiking financial year-both In expenditurea and in receipt.II. State AudJtor Jame s A. Rhodes reported the at■te 1bowed an in­ eN!11e of $163,449,366 ln income and at the sam e lime apen t $64,· 078,207 m ore than the last fi.sc■l year. Total recelpLs for the year amou11ted to , l,610,471,f36 aa apinllt $l,082,6'°,859 in expeodi• - &urea. Rbodea said, however, exclud­ iq the m oney received from the aa!e of bonda both years, tbe in­ create In revenue a.mounted to ,195,4f9,366 11 a result ot higb taxea and hi2her liquor prices. He Hid thJ1 year's revenue included '61 m illion from the �le of bond, as a1ain1t '91 million the previou■ year. =• July 4th Casualtl'es ExpectedT0. R- each BaltIe SIZ•e TOta}s ail.if .,.• Shortly .rterwacds, Keith Ken nedy, enroute to wor k, c■me upon the wreck scen e. Ke nnedy and Eli DenJso n called the Pomeroy emergency squad a nd the ah erllf'a o r. fice. The victim was dead upo 1.• · 1 1he · " "''" . This 'is th e third fatality o n Meiga; County highways this year the second occurri ng on ly last in a Toppers Plalns accident. "" i uty Howard Fcank ..,i,ted Sh r Harte n bach in the investigaUon. Mrt. Hawk, employed at Stark'■ Phannacy as r; waitress I n the fountain a nd lunch seetion, i, ,ur,i · . by her son, at home· her , ' e"Alert Oiit ·• 'For GIS Escapees DELAWARE, 0. (UPI) A st.a tewid• "' •I•� "'� wa 8 00 t lod•Y for six girls who e5':ape d from the Gi rlB IndWltrial School here Thursday night after locking a housemother ,i n a room The ,girls, one' armed with .a swi tch-blade kni-re ha d been c n? fmed 1 h '.8 cot tage U6ed io 'PUDISh unruly girls. One of them tricked �e hou1emother, The lma J on e.s, m to a room, Be lted her keYs and lo eked .ber In the cottiage. She used the housemother·, keya to release , the oth e:" ,girls. 1· • ' :-:c-::-:--,---- MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Ad m i tted : Lily Ziegler, Ch esler; Mrs. Clara Sarson, . Portla nd ; Doy Hamrick, Enterprise, W. Va.; James Smith, Po meroy. Discharged: Mrs, Lester Cunni n gham, Syraeu.sc. An�ina Pectoris Perlina Eggplant wed to George Washmgton Augustus Peabean in mock wedding ceremonies to be presented the evening of July Fourtb •I Racine High School auditorium at 8 p.m. sharp. �e wed ding is part or the eve- Gib Hart, Rob Hart, Dan Hayman nJ ng s entertalnmen l ln connec• Jane and Don na P owell Lucille lion with the celebrati on th■t day Norris B o b e g1 And c ·in Raclne sponsored by the R■- (ri ng bearer) J:! s';aln a Jd A�°: . 11. ' i cine Vo lunteer F'1remen. K ng A_ngine (etc) 1, to be played by Qu,artet te• mu1Jc also will hiJh Marilyn Po well a n d George (ete) light the ceiemon.,y · will be played by Fl orence Adami The minister, Dr. · Deuteronomy is played by banker, preacher, far-. m er Freeland Norris. - HAVANA (UPI) - Cuba seized the multi•million dollar American-owned Eaao and· the Anglo-Du tch-owned Shell re­ fmertes today because they refused to refine Russian crude oil. American sources said the move could mean economic disaster for Cuba. The ae l&ures niade Cub.Iii al most I could get enough o il quickly C?mple tely ,dependent upon Rua, . eno ugh to prevent eco nomic pa, s11n toune& for crude oil, alt hough ralysis. there still wa, a poulbility some Today's takeover placed all re. supplies could be obtained. from fineries ill Cuba under control of Vene�ela. the Castro g onrnme nt. , Pre mier Fidel Caatro took o ver I Informed aourcea aald takeoYer the $25 millio n American-owned / of tbe American-owned $300 mil­ All o·t her p■ rls a re belng taken refinery Te11co Wednesday and lion Cuban Electric Co., a n d the Soviet technician, a!J'eady bad it In $W million Cuban Tele phone by leading n.aci ne citizens in­ clu ding Mayor E. A. Wln11etl as alao appea�d only · operation re-fining Ru88ia n crude Company . ,best m an." COLLINI PINID oil tha t the Americana had refused hours away. 'Sldnq J:qene Colli�s, po ero ' to handle. These others ai1e Jean· Hayma n , The go vernment W■pa tehed two COLUMBUS UPI-E. R. Mau; R O., wu fined $'50 . J.n oo,; ■n� bar&es lade n wi th .Russian oil Bellevue, began duties today 15 ,1enteneed lo 10 d In J■il by / lnduatcy source, ln Havana said a crou Havan Bay from the termi nnew president of the Ohio State • • •yo Ch • r, on convio- the, $30 m illion E1so refinery and ■l ol the Cuban Petroleum lnstiAe rie, Fraternal Order of Eagles. � = 11:' � 1; CqllJna and j the $%ft milUon .Shell rdinecy in tute with order, fo r the companies Mstz succeeds R obert Ridge­ � � reats Qalnat I Hl'ia?JI were ·almott out of cfude to refine Jt. The two reflnerJes DI m way of Ironton in the top post. pare::._ oil ■nd expreued do ubt C11Jro J aj oi n each other on the bay. -He was elected Thursday duri ng ---. - - --the four.day conve ntion of the 0 h:o Eag fes. Some .600 delegate s _ ' WASlllNGTON UPI-The House 1 1..nd,d = Bellevue Man Named President Of OhiQ Eagles •1• House Overrides Presidential Pay --Increase Veto ·- - Rutal Youth Tour Three Places: Farm, Phone, !��!r! r-� �7 � !�� t s�f.C !� �u�!� �B��!�«Jxbe!�f. ei lhd Farm BW'nu ance of marlteting and 1dju1tlng led the tour Showing modern cook ou l p.artidpated ln a production to m lJ'keting in the J n g equipment and poi nting o ut th� l lu Y C ur TtlundQ even- I beef cattle ■nd poultry bualneu. import■ni,:e ol cleanline.H and in�.: t th me o )!r Slawter tflked. on t he 11ub- eourteay in ope rating a restaurant . . l . , l �•� M ,ddle• jeclln � Mn•�=.: t o1· 1a m 1y produc 1.11on of food � S a ...ai·, · start at 8 a. The next t o ur wall especlally BD. . .nd egp and m . Thursday, July 7, �t the Farm mt1at � ftom there the touri,ta visited 1 went Into the quea lion of l�ereasBureau and after gomg through The General Telephone Company j ins coat, For example •he id th■t place of buslneu, the balance 'bulldiq and tht1n Circl e', her d•qhter 13 ye■n �If> bo:;bt t or the daiy wlll be spen t In G■llilllll'lllt wbere refreUmenta' were tier 1ebool ,radwiUon rt ant Poin t Pl eahnt. polit $11 ■nd lat )181' her aon l . ;.Joyed. / Walker bf Ute J'ltbon for bll. Adult advisors ■ec om p a nylng . . � -"'- -�...!. ai�i:'-!!!1 : Ed Ford., Gerald Evans and Dor- the croup last nl1ht were Mr. 111d 1.:.:..::�� 'at'UA "'UI ■l - r-1Jter niR- othy Jen�• c:ooducted tlM rtrnup Mn. Delmar Ha mm, Mr. and Mrt n, and -PIJlJ Howll'il Nolan, Ian Burloao IU)>�W9UI 1• � "'"' · 1 , �. ..,. ,..'"'ii-� ...,_ t&UU - offiea . C: 1:- Blakeslee. &et- / Jiicli ...!�:-0,,Y �?·I ="'•�-•�_!!�• pai/.,; I -=--.CAP Ready I For Year's . Fund Drive Coroner Henry Ew.l ng rul�d that M rs. Phyl1i s Smith H a wk, died accident a lly in the wreck for which no_ e.t�ct cause IS known. Her ,1953 Ford wa s demo lished · :She riff HObt.!rt Harten lJach said Mrs . Ha wk iither went lo aleep mu ther, M n:. Maude Smith, Rut . Wbile traveling at an estim a t cd la.nd ; three broth e r■, Luther Smith Speed o f 5o mile• per hour near 0 1 Middletown, Hobert of Po mero1 the Eli De n ison re!lidcnc f! , or her RD, a nd Carroll, R utl,md; two si&• Car's steering ipparatu, became lers, Mrs. Arthu r M usse r. Midd le­ d dective, c-ausing it to veer out or t own , a nd M ra. Charl es S.: hopper t ' Hutland . co ntrol into the tree . he was p r e eceded in dcath by Th sherm leaned to ward the S th eon o." a defective stee ring gear . her father. Services will be Sunday at 2 p. ¥a.I'}' Price, a resident near the crash, told officer■ she hea rd a m. from lhe Na zarene Church. Th� crQ}i about f a. m. but afte r loo k• Rev. Harol d Klingl e will be in i n g o u tside, coul d see nothing in charge. In terment will be in the the rai ny da rk ness. She returned Miles Cemetery . ------lo bed. --- -------- Angina, etc. Weds George, etc. Disaster For Cuba Predicted In Mock Ceremonies At Racine will be In Esso, Shtll Seizure Order WAS!titlG·1 uN UPI-Tttoa I, the world'a flnt weather satellite hat ended a "bld!J.y lllectQful': carelll' alter taklq 22,9tli2 picture, of the ea,rtb•, cloud cover ltld provina lhe fe11tbllily ot wealhu 1tation1 tn I.Pace; Th.la WU di1clo1ed today by the Nalional AeronauUeti ■nd Sp■ce Admin.lttr1Uon NAS wbJch said A the 270-pound 11tellite'1 uaetul life ended at m ldn.i&bt June 29 alter a laQure ol electronic equipme nt . °kJ s.tv,.., __,nt,. s; NGLE r;o:,y - k _ Meigs Co un ty'1 Civil Air Patrol l u n_it_ gets its only maj or fund a1smg d ri_ve underwa)' Monday rhe 4th with their allth annual Bea n Din ner. The even t wJIJ be he ld a.a in t�e past at th e Ura Swilher air­ field i n Cheshire and is ■ched ul­ � l o get underway at 11 a. m. with an ol d f11hio n dinner of be■na cooked on the Opt!n fire. Throughout the day there will be eyents and enlert.a inmen l for the entire fa m ily. Some of these eventa include a ahot gun ahoot STUMBO gre asy pig, greaay pole, sack rac'. es, ai_rplane ride,, 3 legged races, an a1rplant1 b.tlloon drop and m an)' other con teat, for youD c an d old. The annual 41h of JIily event will � roped oft in the evening f4?1" bango, square dancing and 1 gigan tic fi re worb <Iii.play. The M:eiga Co unty Squadron Ii an .a1txiliuy of the Air Force and Darryl Stumbo , Bon of M r. an d tra1n1 v oluntary penoqnel in Mrs, Clifford Stumbo of M iddl e­ fi r■t ai�. heavy duty rescue work port, has been choe n to receive and .avaaUon. . the Edwin A. Jones Foundation Jn cue of a di,;;aster or fn a . Scholarship to Ca mp Arrowhead tl�e of ereat need th1a squad ron for thi1 su mmer. with lU: •o lunleer wortera can put into ope!■tion a i;ompiet, Sch olanhip wi n ne r■ are cho,,en &round to air radio network on basis o f scholarship, character wb!ch would co ver the Stall! of and citizenth.ip ■nd are chosen Ohio . from the bo;y1 in the eighth The squadron Is ready U"!fbun grade. d■y lo se■�h for lllWing per­ a Darryl is a mem ber of the Boy sorui and downed menft,. and Scout · 1'.roop :Mi of Middleport works closely witll the county•, md a member .e&,. the Order 11f vOWtitecr fire de�t, .abd the Arrow in Scouting, He ii efvtl de fense i&endei. al_■o active in the BYF al the The unJ t, headed b7 Howard A F1r•t &ptilt Church and i1 cur­ �aile y, bu av■lla\tf! ft, own llghi reoUy em plo)'ed a t the Liberty air cr■fl plu, other plane, on 'fheatre. loan from the � Force. He will leave July 3rd for the six weeks at Arrowhead. 25, Rutland RI? 1, GRATEFUL FATH.ER - David White holds his daughter , Kathy Sue, who su rvived a fall onto concrete at the White • residence , 235 MuJberry-av, on April 26 suffei"ing multiple Kathy Sue was the obJ'ect of cash gifts of skllll fractur�s. r n;ia 1;1y Meigs countialis to a fund f.ak en by Sheriff Robe rt HarBISMAkk, N, D. UPI _ Demo­ tenbach used •!,""" a•t Chil. to pay hospilal bills i n excess of • cr.11. tic lf.ep. Qu entin jjurdick, who d re_n' , Hospital in <.:o Ium bus. Little Kathy Sue fought at the co m bined romance and politic's edge of dcalh for life . over a three-week eriod. Her father throue:h one o f the clOflest cam- says sbe 1s · comp letely recovered, and adde/, "] t is a miracJe." paigns in N or lh Dakota history , said today his appa ren t vict ory in - th e state's special senat orial elcc­ tmn forecast a Midw est revolt against .ke publican iarm pol icies. Burdic k , already the first Democrati c congreSB man in North Da. . ko ta hui:t ory, ended 77 years of . GOP Senate rule with a thrilling -• By Unt•� . ._ .. ..,_ JR•-•" �u� al . razor.thin lri.l.UllPh onr RepubliJi Millions of Americans 11 hit· ll!e TOad ooljht for a July e■n Go\l. Joh n Da vla. I boiling, but as many as 4 weekend of picnics, swimming With all but three out of 2,313 3 70 of them may die on the highway and 1 70 ta 180 m ay precmcls counted , Burd1rk: held a drown. 'J.o!ti-vo te 1e1td out of m o re than Such casualUes suggest a mai·or engagement between mod· .rt.l0,000 vo tes to Davi a ' 100,340. 1i Burdie k 'a margln holds up ern armies 1ock ed In combat. "In the wate r, dli• t overdo , Top go ver nment and p�blic tigthrouch an official canvass and u res appealed to lbe people to be don 't swim alo ne, d on ' t 8how off. a puuible recount, he wiU become "Whereve r yo u are, be pa tie nt, the lliffond De moc ratic aenator in alert, cour�eo ui . a.nd "u ae com� sense ' dur 1ng t h e lh ree,ciay be courteous, use com mo n sense." honh Dakota's history _ an d the mo fir.st to win ,with-0ut UOP support. holiday' wee kend. The Safety Cou n cil eslim.ated 73 Th e N!itl on al Safef¼' C ouncil million cars, trucks and buses will . satd the tr affic death toll could crowd the highways thl! weekend McBride Graduates run as high as 370 - 60 mo re than and true! 7.2 billion miles--hall on a nor mal three.day w eekend- a billion more than on a norm al Magna Cum Laude unles.s driven Use extra c,..re. An• three-day weekend . The son of a for me r resident of othe r 13 000 ay receive disabling m Pom eroy rece n tly graduated Mag­ injuriell, , Last yea r 2-88 d ied on the road na Cum Laude from the Univer­ in a two-day Weekend and 172 sity of N otre Da me Jn mechanical Popularity of water sports has drowned. In the 1958 three-day en gineering and la now on a lour incr eased phe no menall)', th e roun• July 4 weekend, 375 d ied in traroi duty with the U, S. Air Forc.,e. cil said, and "people mutit Lake ex• fie and 179 drown e d . The July 4 He is J oseph F. McBride, aon tra C.!lf'f?I to keep the drowning toll tratfic death records are 391 in of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Mc• from g oin g higher." three days In 19M and 501 in to ur Bride. Mn. Mc.Bride it the form­ days in 1950. The Saiety Co uncil advised; er E mm a Fr1nz. d1u1hter ot the "On the hia:hw11y, don' t speed, late M r. and Mrs. Edward Franz, don't drink and don't fuu and one-ti me Mulberry Avl!., residents. fu m e. Tires I Give!tl . Up Sending Signalii 1000 ::!� Q.I. I !, 'I'he mother of � five year old boy was kiUed insta ntly of a bro.ken neck 1n rain shrouded pre-dawn d a rknesa to day on the street in Rutland when her c ar ra mmed a large maple Burdick Cl'.l ;ms lI Midwesl RevoIt From GOP Boo•·- Closed thi■ ...,....,,. T'"'911• ceel• _., •nd Nuth tide ....,..._ ..,_,_ cl-.udy, • chi1nce ., a ,._ W-1,1 toufhN1f L• tonltftt H t. '° iwfttW'Nt .. .. 6h In IOUthNat. - Cause Not Known For Crash Into [,arge Tree About 4 a.m. I The .lnjlred wero not lrealed profewonally. , Camp�II was charged with 1 drJvlna: in excel!I speed tor condiUo ns. He '."'�8 to appe ar in Gallip olis Mumc1p1I court tod ay at 1 ' 1' p. ... w•1cK Pomeroy night offi�r George 1 Hick11 arre�ted O.av id W . Humphrey1, Racine RD :.!:, for re�leaa l oper•tion following a n acci dent i on Ealt Main St., in Pomeroy at I 3 :0l a. m. toda,. · Ohio, �'riday, July S........ ac,thJi-, ..... Youn g R ut land Mot her Dies Of Broken Neck In Au to Acciden t Just Soutb 01 Cheshire Hieb afd Hu mphrey, said h e •■a drivir•B ■t about 30 miles Jler hour when his car Jumped a curb, sheered off a utUJty p ole owned by the Colum b� and Southem Electric Co. two teet from -----•--- Ohi.: Devoted To l'he ltttn-e•u . Of l'lae lfleffJ••lflu- Area VOL XII NO. 65 ':.o™•• ---, -.. - ent1 n e a1 WEATHER Stumbo Winner Of Arrowhead . Scholarship Japanese Note Bf}S• tles At N hb , e1g or lUSSia • R • TOKYO �PI - Japan today ha�ded Rua,,.a a bri•tling tl ote �hich blun Uy t bld tb,e Sovi et Un'"" to keep l ta•. Dose uut of Japanese affairs. F"oteign Miniater Ailch iro Fuji• yama �alle� in RUA11.ia n Ambassad o� Nico lai FedoteJtko and fially reieeted Rus,;,•, previou, t hroe pro test.II aga mBt the new U. S.. J■pan secunty treaty and the ,ta. a U<>ui.!1.!I o(_u,2 plaue hen. r.tie lapaneu: n�te Ct'Rlclzl!d tile llaatan protes ts with such terms as "dogm.atlc vieW!," "slanderous ,, "willful misinterpretatioa ," · " l a' . lention al propag.;m da" and "utterl y grnu ndleBS." It was a highly u nusual exhibi• tio n of dipl omatic anger tor the Japanese, whose t raditional polite• , nes.s usuall y carries o v er in to i n· n aJ af (air:s. · terna 1 io Rellfflrmt Wntwn Ti.t It also was the strongest Japanese reactio n .against the Communist camp si n ce the recent anlit r e a t y demo nstrations which forced cancellati on of Preaid ent Eisenhower's visit. It was dramatic reaffirmation that Japan, regardles11 of leftist influences in the nation , Was still firm ly on t he side of the West, partic ularly the United Sta tes, To SemJ•AnoUal Tax A rnado.4 Skim cross Midwest paJ.•d By liJj"ty Bringing Rains ru.3 Totaled $}.f-.,Y • · u By UnttH ,,.., International Tornadoes .ski mmed acros, th• Midwest Thl.lf'l(lay ni&bt amid pou�ding rains , that tent riven fl owing acro11 thousands of acres of farmland. Severe thunderaqualls battered N_ew .England with 1'11' bail and high Winds, lllapplog a Week long hea t wave. Twisters: were slpited near Jef. feJ"BOn City, Fll'mington and Kan• u, Ci ty, llo., and Fort Wayne, Ind. An apparent lomado zipped thro_ugb St. Loui1 Coun ty, M o ., ear li e r in the day and drove tree limbs �\ugh wall of a ho me . . GaUahn, Mo., reported a 5.65mch downpour that tlarked flood . warm.np for no rtbem .lli&aouri's Grand River balln. � inche, of rain fell in Pa ndah■, DI:, are.a, � ng the Kaska11ki1 River over ,ts ban k & acrOSB ,00 acres of crop land ■ t the Vandalia Sta te Priton Farm . U Co lum bus and So uthern Ohio Ele ctric company one of M e ig, County's largest taxpayers today paid it8 sem i-annual tax install• ment a mo unti ng lo $l4,963_ T. F. He ndrix manager o r the i,:ompany's M iddleport Divisi on Baid that the Com pany's total Elliott's 4th Wife payment in M eigs County this Js Asking Divo-•� )'ear wu more than $29,000. Of MEEKER, Colo. (UP(}- Elliott tbi1 amo unt 73.8 percent or $22,­ ROOSt!velt's fourth wife, the for- 072 is available for school pur­ mer Min newa .Bell Roa, 1ued in po1e1. Rio Blanco County Court ThursD1Uing 1959 Th e Electric Comday lor a divorce and alimony. p■ny'a total tax bill including pro. Roosevelt, el dest son of the war- pert)', state, federal, a nd JocaJ time prtside nt , man1ed the Cali- a'rno unted to $12,321,048--equival'. fornia heiress i n March. 1961. He ent to 24 cen ts of eve ry dollar operates a large ranch on Colora- of revenue, M r. He ndr ix aaid do 's western slope near Meeker and mai n tains a winter home ai Phoenix, Ariz. He i a a Colorado Rockefeller Wants 'delegate to the DcmocraUc Nat-io n­ Faster U. S. Growth al Con ven ti on at Los Ancelea. . WASHINGTON UPI-Gov. Nel­ 'lon A. Rockefe ll er told a Senate group today the Amerie&n eco­ PLEAD NOT GUILTY J■ mes Roscoe Douglaa plead nomy'& rat e of erowth could be not guilty to breakiqg and ente r­ increased 25 to 50 per cent by in� and ls l o appear for preli­ m ore efrective organization of the minary hearing July u in County federal gove rnm ent. He urge d that CongtesB 1saign Court. He is being held under t op priority to revamping the Jl,000 bon d. governme n t's stn1cture , which he Hi d no w ofteo moves ..slowly, SQUAD CALLID e Yen sluggishly to meet this The Pome roy em ergency 1quad worl d of swift movi n g change ." was called to the hom e of Gene Davis Thursrl ay at 2:45 p. m . when GO TO CHARLESTON Davis fell fro m the porch onto 'Mr. an d Mrs. Ma rvi n Keebaugh a sidewalk, suffering injuries to of Chester lert today for Charles­ his right side, ribs, ha nd Ind lei ton w here they will go by plane with possible fra ctures. to New York City for the holid ays. lhf Honse Approves B an Of Sugar By Ike WASIUNG'l"ON UPI-The House voled swiftly and unanimou11ly �unday ntght to Jive President Eu1en hower power to �ut Cuba n suga� imports - a po-«ful eco­ nom ic weapon against Prem ier Fi­ del Castro•, anti -American regim e. S�n■te ludera were exJ)e('ted to dee1de today whether to try to Push throug h_ the leglalation be­ fore th� receaa for the · poUtical con".'entl�na or h old it for -consld• crat10n when Congresa returns in Augcat. Call IS P'll 00t Of Middl eport Nat1onal ntry �1�::r.fl��.:�1:"�:;('.i::�� ;;t'.��ii'.����?.i��l:ti:·:��: . In Little League July District. Elit minations • E ant . chaplain; Robert H. Maxson, M 1dd1epo•t • L1 ttle League mana- mer program is to be carru�d I Pre&id Presiden t Eise nhower's veto. . Smith _ ..�� k tbat Th e action sent the measu re to Akr on, secretary; P■ul E. Eich- gcrs met last mght in town ball out pro perl y . m■na" ne/,•-"Ire 1 use to ma n , Sprin gfield, . trea,urer; and elected Woody C■II lndl■n 1 the Sena te where a vote to overlt was voted l o �en d official equlprnent with more care. George L o vejo , Mau mee, cond uepilot, ma n ager of the all•.slar team letten of apprec1at1on y ride the veto also w111 forecast. to . the Henry Clttworiby wu n amed The p■y raises, benefitt ing 1..,70,- 1 � or ; Harry Coleman, Cincinnati, which will compete during July In Fee�ey- Be n netl Post A!'leracan chairman of a -i(»m'ID lttee ,W award 000 PDiltal and while collar g1' v- ms1de guard and Lester Zimmer• the Nitlonal Little League dil- Le1:1 0� , for spo nsoring shirts a nd a $50 govern m ent bond 1 8 a n d m Ca , s i out , ide a z guard. triet ellmi naho n,. ernment work ers, t he n w ou l d go caps m the Peewee l�ague 11nd p�i:i_e in ■ co.ateai. Serving with Trustees named were Charles His assista ntlli will be Owen to Joe Young S r.. ror his s.pon11or into effect at once. hi m AN! WUUam Criner and Way, Marion ; Kennet h Amibau- Bratton Cali's present Indiana ' ship of the Red legs t eam wit h a Charle& Wayland. · A two.thirds_ vote (or the bill gh, Derianc�; M. t. Ht11ton , Can- coach. ' ne w set o f socks and a large t:ash WH required tn bo th houses to ton; Don Case DennllOh and May Prel!den t Le<> Smith ""'id0d contributi on this year, Fred Hlbbr, ch■iirman · or the after ha v. en■ct t !ie bill over tho PreBi• na rd Floyd Wil mington· V.... O '"' lb.. "' mee 1mg w hen a se r1es O1 I ng ou tnt financlal drl-1...- by th 1 e e th d t � T.,, w.. .,.._ ' eam ree years . . , · dent'• veto• the 169th ' Jnee he zone vice pre.idt1n(1 included Al fu nd raising projects were dia President Smith� l� bi.I persona! ■go. toot office. All bu t one of his Shema, Fotte.st City, northeast, cus.sed. Smith re ported on open: ,. . l!!fforta thl.l -� and sulnmer . earlier vetoee have been upheld. Charles Sni\'ely Loudonvlll a d g ta dls re CaU ,wUI tl' f Uie alklar tt• : ;:m p1;!:�� �� ��� 'tee, &, llefo�ta'ii:! a.J''!'.":�� /�:�h!; pon:a■ upset a veto list Sep: thw t; ':::f / e 0 le , lic U 1 P�;'� "�� �iAn•;•o. Steu: bualneu diltrlct cMnv111. He also in1idt1 the league manqe�� � rf / al��tea � Git' &lie lb: d a,: :o: �ort to r•iae JnOney with Qt official . attto:i beiq year-old, e l)rln: uon °� m� i I · Tho��"°fflmi "4.1/""1tll= than the ' PreJldent wanted. . • w • tume. . • .• . ' . • • J; . pe!dtcJ , .. " ,.. , . -/ • '4 ' II !i::!:; ,1 I "ranl :! .�:; ' ct: ·::�:t � � I'll!!!< I � ....,... ��• I I ..., bot• J! MjddJe. �I FHE DAILY SENTINEL Commentating Editoriall1· Coope ration in depression-ridden 1 936, a program which was destined to be a landmark in 1 h t) food industry was developed by the National Association of Food Chains and the National Council of Fanner C'ooperatives. II was c-a ll• ed the Farmer-Retailer Marketing Program , Back Jar commercial rhannels rather than seeking government aid. The first campaign was on behalf of ran­ ned peaches; the latest !or w h ich figures are available was on behalf of red cherry pro­ ducts. l.n-between promot ions have aided a long a-nd repre�entative list of farrn produ..:1$ - beer , pork , and lamb: poultry and eggs; For numbers of the products there have been several campaigns or promotions in di rferent years as the necessity arose. so on. These endeavors have been outstandingly successfu l. I n some instances, the sales gen­ erated have headed off potentia l financial rnany types of fru its and vegetables , and Rep. Hetkler I Announces Dates For Exams ! cel lent buys. The rontinuing Farmer-Retailer Marketing Program is a fine example of how people and organizat ions can work together, on a free I and vol unta·ry basis to get results that bene­ fit all. Did You Know That? ries. T cried w ith ra ge. I hope J tteat the co..--I forget-but I ca n see as if yesterday the h avoc she wrought. I' I ; I I · I -.__________________,I Tb_e :"man.-.;: 'fODiy· . � vv�oyv 1 I 'R .I t� �'V'""1..��'i-�--,,,..:_- "'�·t,''.._�,....� Rlltiand CoJIiium'ty NCW8 �f I _ I in . aft: \;"•It'� ■ I �dh!t;1!·· I - -�:f ---·-� :5 ·--· ---- w::�� Iha,Mn. .,..,..,., I )ioiiiiiiiiiii;iiii.;.ii,iiiiiiiii;iiiii�iii;; .... ., • S & Mason Mettr • Events cOffllng �-- 1 u.i.t.. lie ,..._ ..,_""11 ,,.. Mn. '°� wll� Tb ... r::&::-... •u ey ' .......--,--Do ,.1. .. II 2Jy I I �--�ft!l::r· ■ • • o x • • • L • 4 .& 11: a , 4 a a r a L a: v voa a1ov ,■JJ•a oow ooa Dr& , L:llf ·6 • • · ·· ■ ■■ *•r. •w•u -•-• t1 tt: nr ■ ll-• ••••J .. ..., wri' db!Mr, u, - Cl<lrllap t!i !!ti'- oeeiidlllf doftar .. � ... iii; =1- - ,.of � • lllt on o � ·•11t � l I I l I I I I I • ed ut',ng fnJOY 8 S fefy Cl b ,.JIJO;.L "' .� - •· I I FOR EMA N and ABBOTT I I I Cliff Byers Orchestra I ""'==�==���,-::e:,:,:::,', · •+ I Wonderful Array GI FTS SURI AS SHOOTtN' * Holiday Week.end Mew York Cloth ing House Phooe WY•Z-%048 ..ue' E. MAIN STREET • •:, i ,� •· 1 · POMBJ16Y, 0�10 .,,., ' ' -' AND - - · STOP HERE FOR A DELICIOUS, COOl,ING REFRESHMENTSlluet, Cokes, Sundaes Milk 1 McC'l ure s Dai ry Isle Comer Fourth and Loeiut In Middleport * * * ROG ERS BROS. SI LVER WARE Communily Silver 1847 Take Th• Family For A Drive Over The Boys' Sizes 6 to 1 8 Men's Sizes 27 to 42 Luncheon tablea were placed in .a T shape and were decorated with nowen and candle, earryin& out a pink and while theme. The Golden Rule Clas■ o! the church prepared and 111rved the meal w ith Mn. Harold E. Hubba rd, as chair m an. Oth ers a11lating were !drs. Tony Fo w ler. Mn. Cha r)('w Vroman, Mrs. Gen e Kauff and Mrs. Ge ra ld Anthony. Special gueRUI were Mn. Konkright. Mn. Gardn er and Mrs. Charlene Hoeflic-h. Rearhs, Mn. Anna Heuter, Mn Gl adys Morgan, Mrs. John Hart­ ung attended the WSCS meeting at the Methodist Church in Porn · eroy Thu rsday afternoon, Mr. and Mn. Joe La wrence and daughten of Long Bottom apent Frid ay eve ninll with Mr. and Mrs. Dor eii Arnold. Mr, and Mr1. Richard Hartung and son Ke nnet h of Marie lla spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. John Hartun11. Mr. and Mn. Jew ell Curtis and Mrs. Ruth Fr11ncis and children a nd Christina Grueser of Pom e• ro)' were Sunday evening guests of Agn es and Kalie Gru eRer . Mr . and Mrs. Lewi, G r ueser, Mrs. Irene Shoemaker were d in • ner guest. of Mr. and Mn. Roy Gruese r and daughters. Mr. and Mr11. Roy Rllfle spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. H erb Riggs of Darwin. Miss Nancy Eiching er of Sy ra­ cuse is &Histing h er 1r andm other Mrs. W m . Eiching er Sr . Mr. and Mra. John Erwin enter• ta ined with a aur p°rise birthday dinnert 'Frida y evening In hon or of the latter 's m other MrA. Amos Leonard. Those present were Mr, an d Mn. Lawrence Leonard a nd daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ha rry Leonard and son or Chester, Mr. and Mr,. Amos Leonard and th e hosts. ---- -- - 75 OLYMPIC NATIONS ROME (UPI) - Athletes f rom 75 countries will co m pele in the 1960 Olympic Ga m es sta rting Aug. 25. Russia an d host Italy were among those nations who filed last•minute ;tnnlir•tio1111 whe,. en • tries closed Thunclal. .._ BARGAINS IN Used Heating Equipment COAL FURNACES "' Sizes 20-22-M BLOWERS Oil & Gas Convention Units ARNOLD'S on one o re -- �- ' Westinghouse Store Phone WY.2--6314 SyrKVN, 0. to ch eck TH IS WEE K' S win ner's list in the SO HIO S 2 5 0,Q Q Q / d re a m AND HERE'S WHERE YOU FIND A I .. --- --·---•'IMI!.-•--·----· II . POMEROY MOOSE SATURDAY NIGHT M;tG: ·(Ii,• • Keno. Mn. Ella Hannum spent some time at her ho me last week, but returned to Akron (or a sh ort ti me. then returning in Jul y to spen d the su m mer. Ridge-Keno News Events 0f Wet!k I OPIN HOUSE �co, - - �-- .-,..;.,, I I I I -net w I Ri� ■ tllat I � , I I R. �- . ,,,,.,.. . - I At S manv..OOl'II - ._,. ■ 1 I C''rcf,e Observes 8,-irthday Of Mrs. Gro.,,e, Erb llilW1' ,- _ a.. _ ...,. .,,. __._ I I People hf , Pomeroy e:ib ...= • '- � - -tloa el tha _ . I I Mainly About · �'- 1 I ·---=:::::::::��_,;;;;;; a..t. - .. . ', -a,n,, .!I �• I I ;;;;;;__� »- lfr. 1 II a· M1 \Th ..,rv.u,». 11, Arctl·c Zone Tri,p ·0pen For Area ExpIorer I'!""",.-,,....__ •;t' Two Golden Wedding Anniversa.ries ' Dinner Hel rs C,elebrate,d At Recent O n House Event At OES Event Are Ann"·unc,ed - o•·• y Di:VOl,'iD Mill!i Lynn Forem.1n o r Georgi a spent !eVeral days with Mr and Mra. Edzar Abbott and children. Mr . and Mrs. Wilbur B a iley and da ughter Ruth Ann apent Sunday with Mr. a nd Mrs. Lev a cy or The Plain1. M rs. Eurda H.1mrick of h·y­ dale, W. Va .. had a! h er guesh Sunday her d a ughter Mrs. Velma Douglas a nd Mary Jane. Mr. an d Mrs. Henr y Euler of Racine were gueslJ of John Terrell and Alic e Euler Fr iday eYe ning. There were 85 a t Sun day Scliool Sunday. Collection wa11 $21 .89. Rev. R. Ca rd fiUed his regular appoint ment a t 10 a . m. acripture Luke 19: 45--48. Sermon Clean Up For Open House. Janet Arnol d spent the weekend w ith Mr . .and Mrs. Joe Lawrence and daughten, Long Bottom , Mr, and Mrs. Herm an G r ueser (lf Burlingh a m 1pent Sunday eve­ ning with Mr. a nd Mra. Vincenl Broderick. Mr. and Mn. Richard Finla w of Po me roy and fa m ily, Mr s. Fnnt Grueser and son Alfred ■pent the weekend with Mr . and Mn. Bern ard Grueser and family of Trenton, 0. Mr. an d Mrs. Amos Leonard apent Sun da )' aft ern oon with their brother Floyd of Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis G r u eser and grandd aughters Marla and Marie 11pent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrli Clarence Grueser, Nease Settlement Mr. a nd Mrtt . Dores Arnold and fa m ily spent Thursday e vening with Mr. a nd Mrs. Joe La wrence and fam ily, Long Bott om. Miu Alite Euler spent Sunday afte rnoon with Mr. aod Mrs. Charles Withrow of Miner sville. Mn. Am os Leona rd , Mn. Wm. G r ue,e r , Mrs. Clifford Leifbeit, Mrs. Elme r Bailey, Mn. Hu�b I I ll�d Jr!�,e:hn ;:�tt DAILY CROSSW ORD u. I ■, �ociety Events Rock Springs News Of The Week · I �=�-. Forest Run II I I ?. I ...... I .· :8;� I ,, I · ���:eri:�•� I I I Rodney Downing, Ka thrine Dow nlng to Howard Cecil, Loia Cecil l ots, Pomeroy. Harriet Thompson Lydia De-Long Karmel A. ' DeLong to Kenn'e th and R u t h Ann D e­ Lo ng, 2.3 A., Sali11bury. Be rnetta J. Plants to Ralph Mon. Ue :11-11.rtin Dorst, parcels, Or ange. John H11-wldn1, Jr.. Grace Haw. kina to Thomas c. Scally, Yvonne Scall)I , lot.e, MiddJeport. Pettr Partlow , dee., to Linnie Partlow , Arni Patlow, Eth el EbIUI, aUi d . of trans., Ora111e. Alva Partlo w, Anna Part.1ow; Aip i P artla w, Eleanqr Partl ow, Ethel M. Eblin from aetty L. puf. J in. 28 A., Oranee. Two Rights of Way, Ohio Power Co. C. C. Cuckler to Ja mes W. Mayes M El oi&e MayR, Iot, HarrlsonvJlle. Vllb1ge of Po meroy, Trusteea Baecti O r�ve C emetery to Ohlo Fl.lo! Gu Co., .283 A.. Pom eroy. Notman J. Th e iss, dee . to Eva M. Thet.a, George J. Thelas, cert. for trans .. Sutton. H . A. Sedg w ick, Dorothy E. Sedgwick lo Asa HO.Skins, parcels, BedI . ord · Al vadore NeI son, dect. to Mary Nelson 1Jndsly, amd . for trans., Saleni . Elwood Nelso n to Gertru de Ne). n, so 36 A., Sale m . Vona Chapm an lo Gert rude Net. son, 36 A,, Sale m . Ervil Nel!IOD to G ertrude Nelson, 36 A .. Sa le m . J kn ow of a teacher who IR now _.,.. sort a projecklng round thinking up sui1 a ble titles or the m es for BY LANCHI M. M.Uk lNI a MHter's thesis, _ •_:::;:.;!!! :i=,.... �·1, Z:= :!' :l:..,. :;i•i, . So fa r, he 88}'1 he s o un d s like � Erle Sta nley Ga rd ne r , coming ,up ,' . I· · wi�h "The Case or the Errant Bus "I nwoke the morning wllh umn-ihould read "takes the chill G� d evout thankli givin1; for my otr thoughh of onco m ing d ii1solu- Driver" or ••Jo_h n,ny's_ Non-App r��· al to Arlthmelic m Sixth Grade. friends, both th(' old and the doll"-lnatead 1 l!.ltl IJ.:l f'JI\ of "lake, th e � l)�.,..tf: l!I I'm an Erle Stanley G ardner new ·· child" a, printed. � � �\,\ _C... fan just by spells. I'm dumb en• So 1nole Ra lph Wa ldo Emerson, .,J Y �� .� ly Unihtl p,... lnternatlOft.ll -� o ugh to ' h a Ye just now sta rted one of Ameri t 11's "real , souls in ., Am on1 the most lnletesting ii Frf.lao TOU _, , Julv ' 1, the .... bl· , es,, y o"" . . ,.,·, •�ndshi' p . ·• "II r11t •" I' ve ever enJ oyed was "The Caae of the Dupl1'cale D,u. L 113rd ot the )'Ut, with 183 y I think ht> wu t1lso the one dolne: a whole bla wHhlng a nd .,"hler". to follow in 1860. w ho bade u11 "Go often l o lntrii,:uing? Well, who ever had lhe drying ln a ll ttle o ver an hour 'nle moon Is 111 Us first q uar. houJe of thy friend: for weed1 down at aur new " wash11teria" or eve11 heard of a "Duplic.- ate Dau te -,.-,-� choke up the unuaeJ path I ghter ? " Oh, yes, twins. But lhis --------·---------- ---- --- ------ �--(Dud11 in Suds) here J n town. �e m omini atars are Mars, Mn. 'ftlomu ·KaN,n 1nf John home For ll fow di mes a nd nickles isn't, fa r 8!I J've gon e . Ju d r e · t he no_w e hav r a Shotgun yo u just s i t the re, lel 'e r spin, I like "Whodunits'' best on in- 1 � � t �/t g� �� d a�f; :i,toey : ; aJr Y or Jl o ow in eig1 County. I've got so me w hat fo tcr take all y our stall ment plan. l've figured why. In 1 841 posta&e ,tam p■ went o n . en · , · an �n. Pomero,. By JHn P•rk•r nn lo whe re Llek�killet and Buck• lovely fresh clothes and go home The sus µ<! nse from one issue to Hie for th e flrst time in the PA STOR , WI FE BID FARIWILL l C:UTAl'f RISIONt ,r , l�m1f: �:lr.i:�.•'" Whl'lt !I r e here in Mrl(ls hul and �iddown. thc next keeps you l i J>PY toe. U. S .. Two were available-two• and Mrs. George D8\•is were Miss Judy chas e, secretary t" tonger v isit. Hrv. Cora Straui1bau gh, George Straus. Sh 9 t.i un IJollow - mun, th11t Man, 1 t an't au t over H . Our son OeSlde s you tlln ' t tu r n to the back honored at a farewell party In th e l ceorae Dallu, executive head of cent FrankUn and the IO.cent bau1b to Gertrude Nelson, 36 A., " Judy Lynn and Roaemary Snow• 1-0 unds deadly. hua used these wondrou a ma (·hin- to see If the huller o r maybe social rooms of the Rulland Me1.ho- Northwestern Local Schools, has d en, d auehters o f Mr. and Mn. Ro- Wuhln&ton . Salem. None ot thia stumps me too vs u ii 11 1 Mariella 8 l ong time. Au p t Fe nny d id It. 874 Americans were shockIn 1 Meva •Kennedy, Guy Kennedy, Church, with June th e re1igned her position. Mias Chase bert Snowd en. and 10. dist May, Debbi e much. F'or 1 WH "raiAed" on Tur• Now the Bend haa l wo• I undercong regatio n as h osts. A !IOcial is curren tly alten din e the au m mer da uthter o r Mr. and Mrs. Bruce ed to l earl'l of the klslnaping of Oakle)' Nelson, Nancy . Ne]son to key Run (Galli & Co.) near Stingy stirnd. And hooray! I'm a ll shook up ovtr this one . four-year-old Charlie Rou from Gertrude Nels'on, 3fl A., Salem . e vening was enjoyed. An electric aesslon at Ohi o Unlv eniity. May, have mumps. Crefk, Poplar Hid ie and Oil "A Tlbetim woman, rushing to his h ome in Germantown, Pa. The Ethel Nelaon to Gertrude N el• was presen t ed lo the honTIACHllt HlltlD skillet Joetta E r l e win e , d aughter o f Mr. Hollow · There w.11,1 one 1 oca 1e r.a 11 · " barn, •elled, M fl. 1'. r.. Hilldore and dimgh. her hur"lng " dl111,ppearance wa, nevff solved. i lle Park er of Chester an th e Mrs. Ne orees by those attending and r w o 01 but i m er41ed "Oh, my baking yak !" ter, Donna, of Ra c in u Wl! re th rre �� : �� · dee., to L. R In 1932, Franklin Delano Rvos&ti� : 0 ra T��� :e�l1 !' �� velt, t tTe �_Y ier an� h31 been -I think t�ey had four or more opmg you arc the sam e . Youth Follow1hlp pre aenle d Re v h111 be en hi red tc, teach English at . 1 ovemor of New York, ,;.. Neau'l., :in •-J E N Da I v i� with an initial ed belt Rutland High S•hool, Sh e replaces children have , , e on, M abel Sm1w11 ., ,. ! he moved Into t Jost lo polt erlly by that na me. wash t• rs going 08 they'd h a d ('Om· BM . ....ace cove red Iabl es w Ith flo�a 1 Mrs. Faye Sauer, resigned. �I'll- Church of Christ Paraonaie . B eth nomlnated tor the pre1iUency by Gertrurle Gotscball. Vina Kennedy, Thefll te ll you ( In ol<l Gllllilll pa ny a nd had shag rugs sheets , the Democrat1, • aflid, for trans,, Salem , at Gre11ay Rid&e, Ti rk llldge, Mud everything . Bac k to thes e th eses lili es for � rranaemcnts were used In the dm- Pa r ker laught at Albany High Weill& has mu m ps. · n UM3, tl)e PI.Y as You •o inroom Mrs, Grace Co lwell ser v- School the past yea r. m Maude R. Nelson to G ertrude l and Mr. or daughter Susie Parker, ;i: (' Sot'k (can't y ou juMI ht•ar tho!le 8 mo ment I quote y ou two, re entNet•yn , 36 A., Salem. cd as dining roo m hoates�. Mrs. Mrs. Homer Parker, ree,ived a come ta:ic bill wept into e ffect. horacs hoo veA i1m11t· kinM: o ut or So we got lo talking, Mrs. H. [ 1y giY011 at Ohio Un l versity, AtShe l11 the wife of Wilber Park· i e: t t d t WDl!im R. Nclion, Rachel Ann � � :n : ::• e V �r»:� t c s ln1 na � n � o i &1 t rvey a /; nd I. I a lway.I! lhlnk what our hens. ell k � that red f'[ay mud7) Jf!richo ft � �) T uc mi w ��� �e�::=��� '::� �:i d:e �:��:: er who operates a da iry Ca t m near lamll_y ' TV v1 ew lng h1bits. Su11e 0 n Nelton to Gertrude Nelson, 36 A., achoo] l kne w) and Afr i ca (ll O • lll ra ndmolh ers and mothers would "The EHect of Grain Si ze o f Chester, They hove three chll d ren. at Bikini .Atoll in the Pacific . Salei'n. nlso has m1.1mps. think of Rurh eo�y way1 o11 are the Solid Da m ping of an Austenl. son at the crystal punch bowl. Re• other aehool), ). E. N,lson, Matti e Nellon to frcshnfnts were served buffet Martha, a gn duale of Eaatem M_r. an� Mr11. Ken��th D� v lR and Oct1an, dreamed up today. We both re- tic Sh.'1!).' ' High School, Eri<', w h o w ill ·be 8 Tb ou,:ht for today: Ameliaan Gel1rude Nelso n, 36 A., Saleln, at)'lc. Book1 have heen w r llten on calletl the lulll w11ah kettle out !-.mily ar e o n a vacation t r 1p. _ "Theory, Design and Const rue• Fre■hman, and Edi.lie,, who will be¥ibel Spllth, Charles. . Sm ith to thoN pictu resque narnca In our unde r the rmyle l reea, the water lio n of a Subcrltie 1hc p�v la' mo,Yed to,rioncer on Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nicholson book conect.or an d author �r�tl . ele & r Nu al ,1.ln Jchool tli.ls Y1!fl r , �urad�. , ·, -�'I' country. One or the bl'l'it ones 11 lu11"glnri1, 1he "bllln' " an d h & nd actor ,, NewtOQ •ia'd� 'ln, ".A Ma pdflcent Gerti"ude. ,Nel1.o,n , .36. A. .. Sllem. end sons are alto on vacation. TUPPi-'WA.lli P-4,\tTY Q�l'U'\lde Gcihchilll tl; tertrude ' "Na me, Upon the I.and'' here ln rubb!ng on e bo11 rd. Mrs. Jesae Grueser w■s a recent Farce . " "fro911i eon, i,mplatlon ·one Ma�. I can ha rdly wall Altl! ndina: the part;'. �ue Rev. Mn. Wanda W lrtra ms ea tertain• may beeonii knowl 'but wlai edge N e l'8n, :l:6 A,, Salem. o ur library an d, gadl o ooks. pa her H o spital. or t i�nt 11t H Mn, H. recalled one day when re ad 'em. Just lik e the Congreu• and Mra. Dav is, P(r. and Mrs. H ar, ed with a Tupperware party at her Vbia ken11edy. dee. to Pe•rl M. coune t can I recall the author. d Gru eser Is e mployed comes onl)' from atudy." Richar she had a l.arge kettle filled, was ional Reco rd which I peruse so vey Erlewine a nd Joetta. Mn.. Elhome W ednesday evening. Mrs. Xerinedy", Merle Staley, Faye Arthur Godtrey Hked It there, away f ro m il for a few mlnutc11, br eathlessly. n len Tuck er , Mrs. Bertha Lasher, Grace Cprdray was d emonstrator . e a r Si�net by the NY Railroad. HOLZlll MDU'ITAL Th,rp, »�maid Ken11edy, Ralph really was s l.kkskllll'l Jn o ur ca me back, rmp1y bttl e . No M o s ntgom o Emmi n of e R t ry, e t v. J o ke-Laugh on the dotted line, Mr. 11, nd Mrs. Giles Smith and !am• Mrs. WIil.la m s w ill now serve as a Admls! lon1, J une 29: Mrs. �- Kennedy, &fiid. for trans., Salem . county, you know, e nd Cousin Jes leak, no trace. Pinally d awned on and Mrs. - John Montgomery ls a II)', Mr. and Mr11. Vernon Weber demo naAtor for this area, Arthur Peck, Carpenter; erne Purl M. Kennedy to G ertrude ile SanRhary hero In to w n wrole her - the fa m ily cow had drunk iurgical patient at l[o lzer Hospital. LOOKING AROUND-"Hughele" sn d fa m lly, Mr . and •rrs. • Flo,·d The evenln, wa, spent playln." 11'..anela ______ Miltner, Raven1wo od·, M IW. Ne on, •• +-' .ro A., Solem. blm a nd aHur,d him lh",o real!• · 11 up �� (M n. E. L.) an d her lo ur nil'e . Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Don Ander- game1 with prlzca awarded . ReEarl F. Lockett, Ml�dleport; Mra. til e St.alty, Do1;11tas Staley to ! waa "YH, Viralnla, there re a lly So that reminded me, loo . Hot grand children here from Colora d o son, Mrs. Su11n Th eobald. Mrs. lre,hment, were served to M r,. Mll ton Wilbur Meyer, Ravenswood . " Ge ude Nelso n, 38 A,, Salem, Js a Santa c1,,, · " By the wa•�• ,u,n� .... e r d ay, I'd Ii n I8 h8 d P Ic kl ng ht k Ing a walk-"Mlkey" tho youn- Janet Morris, Mr . and Mrs. Wayne May, Isab Morris, ell:) Joan Janet , , Births, June 29: A dau1hter to . Sani.1 Cl14u5, 1ndl a na, ha-1 a flou r• a whole cr ate of blackberries 0 gesl a bout �, -_______ ..-NT 5 o r 6 la a whiz al Turner and Bh1ine, Mr11. George Nelson, Nelson, Jo Jean Donna Mr .and Mn. Lov eme Peck. S R EV I NU I A G Jihin(I r. o. bualncu round about had them silting in cool 11 h11de soflball with h ls dad Warrant Caraon, Mrs. Cla rence Wrigh t and "Ann Eads, Blanch e Harr ison, Conharges, June 29: Georc Dl1 Mrs. e -' WAS]J.INUGTON UPI - Tu: c Chrl11t m1J1, and Uel hlehorn. Po., ha d turned Ji wa y br le rly. So anoth Ot!ker Chesler · Owens d oing th, Lynn, John Colwell an d Frank, Mr. nle Black , Avonell Geo rg•, Nan,, IY _,"' W aIll.,. Spookman, Mra. Go rdon Dunn, chea\eh -,,·1denl Elsen, •., bewar r e ·. •" e m phasize, "The Siar" al Yule · or cow trail or (• ,,ow C'Ou Id <'OWS to.i1sing-"Pa" (Nollh) anr:I Frank and Mrs. FrPd Au11tln, Saund r a Morgan, Betty Thomaa, Jan et Bo lIf d Y M R A . 1!:� Jame, Tripp, Mra. V:tr1II Sprigp, bower Thursday sign ed a M,841.• tide with beauloous display. he so hateful llnd look so meek) Chee11ebre w calling br ierly on and Te reaa nc11n, Mr. a""nd Hr■, Ev• ln, t Marearet Ga.vi!', Frank C)'r,..., M.ts. Bti,009 J>:<?St ollice •nd Tre-5ury Ruthlane Ro ush, Carol Ann , had sm ooched •11 over t he lop Max Roller al Ple a11nt Vall �y erett Col well. tended an ortiNr, tr,ilning mee t- Clarenc� Green, ¥rs. Allie Stiffler Opal Armstrong, Buck 11 nd Betty Wllllam1. -• m �er .)i)l prqviding . for ,2,000 S mall cor recllon to re eenl col• layer, ruining my bmrntHul bc r- Hoipll,I, 1,1, Plea,ant-a ,,,I C"ery• • Mrs . Rosal·, , Nt•.hot,, lna: of WSCS at the Unit9U Metho-- Allie Stiffler, Fred Bauachbllich, mo re Internal revenue agent.. The ,. BIRTHD•y Mn. Eva "' SUPPIR body anxiouR about Mabel San• Flem ing an d Noretha , Mrs. Bertha Mrs. Jtlne Dewhurst waR gueRt or d ist Church Jn Pomeroy, .Thursday. J:U&tace Jeffen, Mh. Walter car- ne'¥ frll._ . ,Jeutht! are exi,ected to bor n al Holzer'1-G11-rnet Entsmln- Am oa, Mn. Alll'e Sprouse and fam. honor at a birthday aupper held Mrs. J. B. Mar11h11ll and children penter, Mn. Ctei&hto n Jabw, Chat· come up with i.n additional f70 gl!r , daus ht ers Ruth Zahn and lly, Le e MY et1, Mrs, Blanche Jivi• at th e h o m e of her brother, Mr. Jennings, M1ria11na and iohn, ar- le, SchoonoYer, S1J1,1n Null, ;R.usaell milUOD ·a year from reluctant tax2. 1\.t!nove 11, Pfs. · chlld ren of Charleston Koine hap• den, Mra. Naomi Chase , Mrt. Betty and Mrs. Paul Patterson, Sunday rived ftld1y to -v isit her mother, MIiler, Pa'trlcia A'nn Kin,, Edward p"a)'"etl: · L V. 8. (prlnL) ly in hom e lo ad ed with 1rocer• Sider■ and Je11nte, MrR. Margaret evenlna:. Other■ attending were Mn, John F. B•Uley and o ther rel• Wayne l\'o1fe, Uoyd F. :aow---------:-·-:----... ei 8. Abaen.t IL A ea,--Won de r if th e Ci1a rles A■a Paraonft, Mr. and Mrs. Danii H o ff. her hosh11nd, Haro ld, and their atives and lo 1111ttend the wedding en and tntaht, Robert M. Bow• 4, En­ t. llnflns lump l!Dl..a,ft � • n& · All. -,n l lll Bradburys look blanket■ al ong to ,m an Jr. and aons, Mrs. Fern Sw ee. daughter■, Andrea and Robin, her o f h er niece, lttehet G en helmer, en and lntant, Mta. Che1ter Rice. count,re« f:l'OIIP 11.0r to WIiliam Sheridan: Upper Mlchllan-Ltrry Mitch n e y and Mrs. Ever e tt McKnight o parents, Mr. and Mr11. 0. O. Pat1 J1. llulf', fop 8. Drlvtnc 1,uer mowln a the Bob Coat1 la wn and Kem, Rou1h hu �turned home Be tty, h lrpoint, dfl • IUffll of her -1), -�psnovJlf "' terso n and the hosts and t heir lee an<I 111.Thrloe JIii. It lo ok.I J. � �W.., hand tail o U. l!Angman'1 red-T hree from Plttlbur1h. He was on the parents, lir. llillil lli'f. Robert Lauchlld�n, Roxanne and Jeffry. rain (oomb, pr ett y nurse,, Joan, Pauline and demd.lt. by owned stern" e "W m vessel r o I. OrMtLab ot 11tutlancl Penonal1 fonn) · ' Cl Pu" � ,tfc .U, Wln,-4 Carol dance attendance on me up Gary WalkeJ' Of J\,aclne ■pent f. llr!llllnt Mr. and Mr■. Harold Rice Rose- Unio n Baree IJne. fl, &­ I at "Dr. Joe■"-I hale to be under M. l'lnnlM -tqema YOIMr. and Mn. Jack Curt.la and the week end wlth Mr. and Mn. l) miry Ell en, Paul and David, Mr. t:o� al 110 t he weather, but I, W•lp.ta thoae darllnt II. Yontll and Richard Lucas, Julia an d daughter of Pomero7 vl1ited ltr. Albert Btrte11, . , P�!IIN'Of, (),Mo. help me bear It-And a:lrls YOU l, lllrf U. IINp Mr-, and ""'· 1Uth""' Ctllter and aeu offlte pllion6 WY2•21N; ..tlW Steve, S u1le Parker and Jam es and Mn. Edmund ·· Gr ueser and 10. -pllo• can take these bll hu1e red eleof lndianapolla tl,lted Mr. and a[ Offlct oh.one WY2-210'1, Hale of. McConnelaville ■pent Sun• fam ily Sunday, 17. Abu■lve IL A411&tle phant tapaules If 'n )l ou care to •---------•- day vlsitlna: Old Man's Cave Roek Mn. Henry Sgrouae and daotb· lln. �•• Blet.. anl llr. and r4n. ....., u IIOD!IO e1.. al41._ -but they're 1'po1ed to make Ole ter, Betty, ·F11n:laint, aJ'td. Mn. Jto. · Ch,rla H o uae and ptcnlcklnK at Aah• Cave , llattflr lit tJae ,.. olftel ,t · Pat ' u. o- N, Jlall Arthur-Itta KO way oft 10 I ll be TONy · , OJlk. Mr. and Mrs. Oon McKlll,:ht and bert Laudermllt and Henry Car- ' • M l'I. Amanda lls retUrtled . ' 19. Luano ble-1 ul•l•p - and do wn the Prld.ly, July t llr. and MN, Worley Kennedy at• man of Pomeroy visited In Ram· bomt aftet 1pendln1 ..ui1 winter ln 1', - 20. Prf,orl.. . _ ,wrt_. hatch! _ __ _ Columt� - � �panl� Chlckell Ba rbecue ,pomo� by, tended thfl Jordan family reunion den wllh Mr., Violet Napper. _ Uon . • , �.. .. _ _ _ bo�e I l!fN, (!art &er llr. ... Walker ,itlwd Vir1U Baah,n of. � · n.. N.. York Cit,, al y. ion, Sunda •oto Z the Salem Center Me thodlat Judy Slawter hu returned """' hb par,nto, Kr. 1111d !fn. LeW\I '"" dallibtan. ' , Church, S to 7 P, II. •I the 1<bool � llri. Cla'8 , alled OJl 11, Alt.r, u er, Sunday. Walk and Mr. ,Iller, her visit a Mn. with Price •1.25. � 1 l)elt_..., .. iei. · & toot Mn. Edith 8Juon and chil,dren and Jin. ' , . , •�•!_I�:...�• • The Pom ona Gran11e wm I meet Paul SIU and family, Well Jeffereiltel'I � Ur I But r..i. llri. of Pomeroy \'lalted bet c,arerill. --� � ID Friday 1t 8 p. m. In ' Roelt aon. IO. H•WIIIU id• hudiff d 'Jti\. Ainms+i,tllill '1lllll Sprln11 Gr�n1e Holl Pome- . Jllndy, Wllll1m1, ,on of 1,lr. and Mr. ■nd !In. ltlnlOn, Holtet, SUti- da A , ■ ir<I Jfl,'moon d-,. . IIArk and Ron•ld !lrt. Wllli4m1, Proroy Bend Gran1e , ho.... . 11. J111• illbleMI -- ' . 1ram Include, on •ddre,o by Pro- wuu,.... 10n of !Ir. and Mr,. Illy ' lira, IJIU1n ' N,,�1111' vlalted Mr, -. .l!'TEn�•.. ' . monlh and Mn, Lewis Walker Thonday mtnl wat held t the �ti� frt. have mUD\PIWIUlama, or--eletl (nominally) hra al"d cut M ::r., 12. Jlru.'lured daf eyenln 1 with a lu•• mwd @-" • An Eaplorer from the Tri.state Ful l:I on the ..Le.al Aspec t, ot Ml'. and Mn. Gerald Rupe of evenina. . ' '11Gft · Area may hive Lhe oppartunity lo Settlln, Biltatea." with ...;:..;;;:.:.;� � �tll. fl � tendia,. a Mr. and nd u o Mn. Heni')I. �,Ult \ Bradbury and A:randdlqhter call• q t l n I i ·o 1 e r M . a ther R Al ope, , n in 17. hfona ft O.� :� := r:: :.i; : t��: and anaw:.:r: · � :,�· mo ::i July n W S n t e 2 Slate Ana CDunetl, ilo)' Scoull of Cllttord Kori, of Co1um hu■ Mel11 County FoJII: Huntn A,. Amertet. 1ocl1tlon Ice cream 10elal at n.Jd came over tbe weell:tnd and took ' · The announume 11t came H • re- Knobl, on the Bnhan . Stlvenvl lla Kr. and 111'1. Dell Luc..d oo back • 1u h: of a 11ew lfflnpment by the roacl, Homemade i � cram cue, with him to 11l1Jt their P'tnddau1h• � ,BAl,L Boy lc!cfut.l of America With the and pop. Old time mule. p. $1. �� .. � Betty Harri■., and other , , , , ·� 11overnment to Hnd a Soout with 180th Aruuvenaey Ctlebratldn, nua.w-.-. · · a •leaUflt eJpedlUon, •• Dr. Paul Wlllte,avWa Flrtmen. Kr. and Mn. Charin Simpkins Slple and Richard Chappell have ho _ weet In Colu rn ........ Saturda, evenln,, the Mt Htr- ar,_ ndn1ng t... N . ''"' repreaented Scouunr on pall ex- man Church (Cheat. Twp.) wlll b ., 1'f i th 1111 i>edittona. Jin. Eltublth Ann Weblter 11 fe�ture a 1J)etl1I Nrvlct, There .._ A WIIII A«ordln1 to "Robert Krejci, will be a vari ety o f alnpn a bd 1ttendln1 aummer achool at Ohio Soout !•eed'llve of the Trl•State ,peaktfl a, welt u local tialent Unlnnlty. L Putly SC!out ht-- on the prolJ'am. Suvtct atarti 1t .a.v. and Mn. Carl Henin1 and Area Councll, a 10Clll tween the aiffl ol 1' and 19 will I o•doct. daqhter of WIit Uberty moved Into the Mllthodt1t Panonase on be norntn1ttd to IU'Ve 81 a junior A. � hop, 1poOIM"ed bJ thi NU;• J,ow 11 110111 1t1 I aelentlllo •kl• 11 C.mp Century nt.la 1. He lltltn bl■ dutle■ u Pl• In Jllclne Jr. Jollr Nel1bl>on 4-H'el,b & S' T D L D 4 & K D GrNntand nut fall and winter, wUI twi held at tht l\atlne LftCl�a tor of the llethoditt Chu�h on Ill L O lf O r L L O W The youn1 man 11letted must be Hall berlnnina: at I -p. m, Adml• Sunday, Qll lali.t 111111>17 _ ,.. ...__ la U,L, Nlllplo 4 .. _ lhn BIil Hobaletter haa summel' phyalcally quallfled to ltve In Art- alon will be un 1nO Uh. Jtef'relh• tlio - IJ.j, X far Ibo two O'-. ota, IIIIJIA llltaao, tll! C!OndlUol'lll whm tempentures rnent1 "111 bt IOld, l't.lftlptl win emplotrrient at the Rutland n. ■n .. .... will ran1e 81 )ow u 1htt)I de,reea 'be und to send 4--ll memben tu p&l'tJRnt StON. .... below urro. He rilutt abo be 1 �amp. SU■le ·'hrlter apent tlla end w!U, lul lt � hl&h 1<hool ...«uito, ,.....,, .lut, 4 a ot:0 11• "' :: the C011ncll Mr. ' � !Ill. Willi.in 1An•ln1 ol Mr. llroltt 111<1 ·•IP Counb" 94Ulllron flOI, 1 . 1 1: 'l' A I mull lorwn ltl 11>11llcollon and CAP, 111'1], ,nnual be,jn eil11 1Ue1U ol ,uppontns materlll of qtiter,_!!r, Mid Nn. Ro, eon, hlll\or Lau4lnj Field. -..io 1111, , dld1to to the Bot lcout rq!IIIIU 11t1r t:h<iolilft. BW aJid IWO', lin. LOnnlng o1nce � A..... 10. lll80, . , t"UII IUlj, 4 eolobnttoa 11 and lilo, BIil .,.. b111l11t11 •1111jn, �k� SlltJNU. · ..... -, - ur, ...... -·The RI 11. All ;t!jl� � hu-n,: douahler ol nau..._ � Weol <1"111!!1 !Iii '""".._. 1H lfl1. 1'1111 htttnon, 1111 ,i • 11ft ........ iilllloll ftl �1,c.i. ._,_ ' I M � �q,lllllf.bu wa■ ,..n lll'iiil,' 111 b � !"l � l)if, II ..:::..., � . - 'to �' � I �. · , -: "'!' ND,,.,.. . �� ■ Mr. and Mra. William Wa rne r and 11,cm1 return ed th11 we ek (rom e vacation Jn Fl orida. M r11. Geor ge Siddall and son, Tommy of Ans onia will accom· } pany Mrs. Paul Smart ho me lbis \ weeken d for a vilit while her husband. Rev. Siddall attend, a youth c.a m p. Mn. Sm art haa spent the pall week a t Gran ville whe re she was a rounselor for the Baptist Youth camp held al Dennison University. They w ill J be met by Mr. and Mn. Manning Kloes of Gallipoli& who will br ing them here. D wain e John5o n, w ho make s hla home with hia gran dparents, Mr. an d Mra. R. C. Slansbur)I will 1pend lh e weeke nd in Ravenswood I with his mothe r an d fa m ily, Mr. an d Mrs. Jack N eff. M rs. Maxine Nairn of Cuyahoga Falls and sister, Mrs. P. B. Kie­ vit o r Clifton, New Je rsey arriv­ ed Monday for a wee ll:a v isit 1 <I with Mr. an d Mn. Horace McEI· • MU. flJIIONS wowt GO TO WAtff-These new abort evening dress in gold brocade with a )ow. hinny. Mrs. Laura Hager wh o ha! t,e"'n 1aahlooa for fall ar-. found lo the Dior London ered waUIUine 1nd ma tching Jacket; 1 clnnamoo collection for a meak Dl'ffiew of what deslenera wool tweed suft with • double•breasted jack.et visiting w ith Mr. and Mrs. Rieb• wW "Uffl"eQ at their lhrnrtncs in July. From the and skirt narrowed by a band at the bade; and ard Flowers and Mr. and Mrs. ltft are: an evenlq I01'D with a white 111tln a black and white tweed ■ult with the longer Ha rold Hager upected to return pyramid cv.t that bu a hem clrawn up in tront jacket and pleated skirt. Waist and hemllnn 2re to he r ho m e In Co h1mbu1 t oday. and 1;oppe4 In a Jacket of Jet head trln1e; a drop� sllghtly but there ii oo radlcal oew lonk.. Mrs. H erman Taylor an d moth• - ------- - --I er Mrs. Ruth Carr w ho have been --- - - ' sla ying in Colum bus wUh Mrs, · pe Ta)'lo r 's s m all son who 1s a palienl at Child re n's 8?•pital open! I several days here this week. . , . pe The golden weddmg a nniversaries of _Mr . and Mrs. Don An. Mrs. d an Mr. of s Recent visitor '"" Harr y McGuffin 1md chil dr en derson and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hoskinson were celebrated I Mrs. D a le Dutt�n. presi de nt, w ere Mr. and Mrs, Leo Qul vey or with open house on S u n day, June 5, at the Anderson home h�a ded th(' com mittee o f the Athena and Mrs. Joe Moore and in Rutland . Middleport Ba nd Bolnten . who Tim my o r Guysville. white lace cover over gold taffeta was used on the dining prepared and served the dtnner A , Jake Jon es of F1irbourn e is roo'!l Ia bl e w h'IC was �entered h with an arrangement of yellow Wed nesd ay nigh! preced ing the spen di ng the wee k W l'th h"11 �nc1 e glad1oh. and sh asta daisies. The . · · an, d aunt, Mr . and Mrs. . Millard bu ffe1 was cen1ered w Ith a three and Mrs . Robert Jewell Mr. and annu a l mspecllon ot the E vangeMR. ANU MRS. KEITH KENNEDY I p 1etce an d d aught er, DI ,ue. Mrs . Clai r Tayl or, Mr. 'an d Mrs. line Ch a pler• OES • at lh e high 1 tiered wedding c&ke topped with sc h0 01 · f o Bachtel d ol r a H Mrs. and Mr. Searles rene I daughter Miss of wedding The open church lhe numeral 50 i n gol d a n d en • Robert Hill and Billy, Mr. a nd I 1 Helping were Mrs. Lewis Sauer of Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Searles , Route 1, Rut lana and Mr. Barbert on visited recently with cir cled with gold decorations. I Mrs._ Lawrence An de rson and s , Mrs. Rodney Sauer, Mr■. Bach_tel. Forrest •nd Mr. Jr. E. Mr . Rev. George Lcsl_te, Mrs. d 11n h N l • l a190 Kenn;t.y, of Dwight Mrs. and . r M of son h t th w Kennedy, e ite w Keith e i l apkins wer Bruce Lloyd, Mrs. L. W . McCom ll 9 we s Mr me C'ris d Mr. Ja. •n . . Erle1 , v L. d Da an H. Mrs i; Mr. acription 50th anniverftary i n gold. Rutland, w as an event of June 1 1 a t 7:30 p.m. in the Naza. M . Wallace Bra dford, M. rs. as, e�� eet to leav� thi� eY�ning to �li and d a wine Mrs. Joetta, Mr. n Cake, punch, coffee, whil e and . rene Church at Rutlaud. Ted Riley Jr .. Mrs. Don ald Lowv mt w ith relah ves m Pittsbu rgh e v Ste acob J Schilling, Dennis, p in sha ints yello e th w m e of a _ diughter, 1 The Rev. Harold Klingel performed the double ring cere- and to retu rn their and Janie, Mr. and Mrs. Ern est ery, M rs. Ralph MarUn, Mr s. Forbell and nuts were served· b :h a aI rest Bachtel, Mrs. Curtla Jen k in• o Middl epo:l t ianne l J a ·. in blue w ith black acce11sories. Mrs. many M olden, Mr , and M rs. Dale Bach• The couples rece iv ed :;;:�g����s :, ��m ���lo=��s ! . M r , and Mrs. w 111 Anthony so�, _Mrs. Nolan Swackha mer, � , 1 beautiful ea rde and gifts and a I ne r . . and lighted with . sev en branched , Kenned y mother of the groom , and Mr._ an d Mrs. Ger G rueser , Mrs. �•rv1n Wilham 0 Ant Y R1Ce, Harold Mr. Mrs. i ! nd a Mr. � f! I number or friends who w ere un.a r wo�e blue crepe with white acces• baby can delabra. Swan. Mrs. Ja mes Brewington, and chil dren enj oye d a picnic Al• Atkins, and Mrs. Eugene Mrs. able to attend called by tel e phone Miss June Tillis, sol oist , Hng 11or1es. . Roge Mrs. orga n, Mn. Lt;lan d M r m r th far Anth o ny at suppe e m a Atkins, Mrs. Susan Theo bald, Th e new Mn, Kenned y 19 a lo congratulate them . "Oh, Promise Me," and "Alwa ys." Mrs. Robert McElhtf!nY , Brown, ay Thursd Arm• se, M. a Mrs. Opal Ch C. , Calling durinri1 the afte rnoon . . . Mrs. Harold Klingel played a fif. 1 960 graduate of Rutlan d High Mrtt . Forrei1 t Bachtel visited in were Mr. and Mrs. Glen McClure I strong, Etn a Ga rdner , Mrs. E ve- Mr s. <;a rrol ) Sw anson, �rs. Rieb• ool. The bri dgeroom graduated ' q,a Sch l itio d a r t of elude r p teen minute ard Pi c kens, Mrs. Francis Ander• from Rutlan d High School in tMQ , Vienna w i th h er mother Mrs. J , ' and Mr. and Mrs. Dale M cClure Jyn Jordon, Mra. . C. O. Chapm a n, wed d ing music. son, Mrs. Ira Butcher, M�s. Bethel w son today. Da W. dys a Gl Mn. Mrs. Allegra Will, ol Akron; Htlen E. Hull, R o be rta . Given in ma rriage by her father, and is employed with th e Ohio Val• 1 Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wise Colema n, Mrs. L. R. Wll ey, Mrs. 1 Jr . r Mrs. M Jividen, icholson, M A. P. , The leport. d and E. Mid Mr. P. Co,, Mrs. A. Sutton, the bride wore a ballerina length ley Bakin g returned from : trlp to Kentucky I a nd Mrs. Floyd Thomas and J a ne Lu cy Gregg. M r s Leroy Morarity gown of w hite la ce over acetate couple are making their ho me in w h�re they vi. sited m any inter- I Dr oz, Mr and Mrs. Carl Phillips I P rson , Rutland an d Mrs. Ch arles Ed wards a, 11 -Mr and Mrs. F. T. Phillips, Mr. . taffeta. The eyelet m idriff, encir· Rutland. -n lng e e th op Htmg pla.ccs mclud and Mrs Carma n Church Chris-cled with satin ribbon and. bo wed air theatre at Ba rd stow n, w here [ tine Church an d M rs. Al!na Davis, t ;,. and streamered ill front, accented I t ey sa w th e Stephen Foster Athens. bate a u neck· the lace bod ice. The sro r Mrs. Gen e D. worl and Patr i- ' . line an d elbow length sleeves were Ice Mourntng and Mrs. Weed cia, Hagerstown. Ind .. Mr. an d A r., edged with i r ideac ent beads. A By Glenna Mllh..n of H o usto�, 'l'exae, visited w ith I Mrs. W i;>. "8 nplng, Fairborn; Mr. pearl ti ara held in place the illuy o a the ! o �mer 5 moth er, Mra. G ol d a and . r.it{. Burrell McFa r la nd, sion veil ol finge rtip length. The t , •ls �i!!�d7:; h:/������n ��� ��� 1 � ourm�g Wednesd a)': She also M a&sillon ; Mr and Mrs. Ralph bride carried a cascade bouquet or gr a odp arents, Mr. and Mrs. A. visJ t•d m Pom"°Y ,w ttb M r�. R 0· Hoskinson, Karl and Ra ndy, Largo By LUCILLE HAWKI,.$ ribbon ., 1 cphanotis with w hite H. Curtis. M r . a nd Mrs. Percy ber1 st ory ,an d 1am 11 J" and 1 n p1• 1 F1 •·• Mr. an d Mrs. Oon H oskin• si.reamers toppetl with cymbidiums Cu r tis, daughl.er Lin da, o f Akron M rs. Louella Stahl and "Mts. C. �lcasanl wl l h the Ja m es Mourn• � n . Rita Kay, Johnny & nd J i m my, I 011 a white Bible. v isited them June 19. L. Arnold were guests of Mrs. mgs w �o we re ther, for a few Columbus. Miss Sa n d ra Tillis, maid o r hon or days with her par e , n Mr. and Mr. a nd Mrs. Ari Kaspe r of chicken , t� Lester Bro okover at a M r . and Mrs. Wayne A msbary, wore a blue and white full ski r te d Columbus were Sunday guests of Thursday at her home, � rs. Tom Walters. Miss Mourn- 1 Kennelh, Gordon and Harry, Gal• 1 dinner gown styled wllh scoop neckline, m � and Mrs. W eed wt:re o n tbelr lipo lis ; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carr, her parents M r . and Mrs. M. L.. Thomas Fork, wide organd y cotlar a nd ca p w ay h o�e f ro'!l M amc where Vicki Lynn an d Penni of Cool· Ba hr - Mr. a nd M rs. C. E. Woode .sleeves. She wore .i corsage of Mrs. Rollin R1:1dford a,nd d.11ugh. they <Jia1led with relatives of I of Tuppers Plains were also Sunville· Mr. an d Mrs Ray Gladden w hile carnations an d white acres• t': r� a nd . Mrs. Ca rl Shields were Mrs. Weed's. Mis11 Mourning iR McC �nnehiville; M;s. Mattie Cir• day guests. surles. vtsttor s tn Parkersburg Thurs- e mployed in th e o ffice at the cl e, Mr. anp Mr1. Ray mond Fur. Mr. and Mn. Harold Osborne Herbert Grate, Rutland, was best day a(ternoon. Ca ero n Iron Wo k o r H u on, I bee, Keren and Eric, Racine. and sons returned last week fro m I , �� Tillis, Jcr• r John � ; � � were s Ushe man. mner guei-ts O r. an rs. a vacation through the Allegheny Mr. and Mrs. Everett C o lwell. ' Miss J(ldy Jennings returned to ry Black and Charll!s Bur uclt. Each Sansbury a1Jd gra ftd!lo n, Vinton ; Mr . and Mrs. Paul Winn and Smoky Mountains lo Virginia nner o EXT GOVEIN OR N ay d �l Wednes Alliance t n i e hom her . e r wore a white c arnation boutonic �wame Rl gs w e ne ay :v�i Middleport; Mrs. Lizzie McCu mber, Be a ch and Norfolk, Va . . for runaff tic the Democra her a lte r a 10 d aya visit w ilh �r. an ; ;:rs. r was drcs:s.ed The bride's mothe were eil ---Friends we re sorry to learn o f Carolina � e xter; R o y Anderson, LangsNorth or governor father , Carl J1mnlngs and o ther -the sudden death of Mrs. Tho· mas , 11.bove) Ward, le T Vill rry Sanf o rd e ; Mr . an d Mrs. Mu e k gr,. Karen d,. frien relatives and · wee end gue11Is oI HuberI Tau. Mrs. NeII1' e u-acy, M n. 01 'ive I n• l'ayettovme. He defeated Dr. HoUner accom panied htr bo rne Io r and daug h'1 D ye of Recd sv1'II e. Sh e is a 11&:ter o.cr . IIe Ien Lou is"e graha m n n d Bren da Sue , Rev , in-l a w of Mrs. Fa nnie A darnli of L B. Lake. for a visit. are Mr. an d Mn. Carl Ta)'l or and and Mrs. F. H. Glazier, Mr. and I Mr. A nd Mrs. R. L. Got thardt daughter of Col u mbus and Bill Mfs, Jack Seidenabel and Jacklyn and son Bruce of Columbus ard v• Taylor who is atteni.1ln1 OU. Jean, Mr . an d Mrs. Philip S mith ,.. Rob ert H � nn eay, 3C of th e U. The bir thday of Mrs. Grover E rb ed today for a wee kend v isit w ith S. Naval Air Bsae, Pensacola, and Darl ene, Pomeroy. Mr. an d Mrs, F. C, H a i li rh v, her · mo ther, Mrs. W. A. M organ. was celebrate d when the Busy Bee Keith and Kathy Morgan and Fla., has been_ h ere for • tw o Mr. a nd Mrs. Virgil Atkins, Mr• Sewing Circle of the Feder11-ted ___ - - - -- -- - - . ·weelts leave w ith his mother Mrs Chureh met al the church Thur.s • i,�errell Schuler, Mid dleport, are Henry Hennesy, He waa acc om spending a few days with Mrs. day for an all <Lay quilting, panied here by R onald Plonll 1 0 A potluck' dinn er w as 11erv ed at W. A. M organ. who w ent on to Boaton, MtH. noon to Mrs. Erb, Mrs. Freda U Y Q Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jacks and Robert w ill Mlurn to the Norfolk . Milch, Mrs. Louis ReiOOI, Mrs. family of Proctonvllle visited Ai r Rase in Virginia. li--1 Theodore Mora, Mrs. Came Grues­ W ed nesd•y with Mr. and Mrs. Wlt:1'Jffllng rvu, Mr. and Mn. Sidney Pickens Miss Anna Durst, Mn. B en Charles Buck -enroute to Langs-- have return ed from a Week's vlalt er, Me mbers of the HAR•MAS Jun• Neutllinil, Mrs. Walter Bae r, Mrs. ville f or ll vi1it with Mrs. Lula with Mr. and Mrs. Av,�ry Oren• 1 i or Safely Club enj oy ed a n outing Otho Mt·,rny, Mrs. A manda Kasper, Jacks. Mn. Jacks who Will the ner and son, Sidney and Max in a t the New Haven pool Sunday. Misa �na Grueser, Mn. Norm an guest o f the Buck, returned to St. Albans. While they were on was furnished by Tran1portati Kloea, Mrs. W. L. Kautz and ';d"rs, her home with them. trere, the seventh birthday of , Cralg'e Keystone Station and Mr. . Carl Shi eld.a. Mr. and Mn. Harold J o.bnson there, the aevP.l'ltb birtbdt)I of \ Henry Reitm lre, Jr., Mason, Custom Kitchen• - Furniture - Appllancea A nother pool outing and picnic an(I Mr, an d Mrs . .Richard Leif• brated. Mra. Pickt!na had been Ill for aix w eeks b f o re going t o e la tel111 plann ed for the l11t of belt, Sp1ingfl eld and Mr. and Mrs Phone WY 2-5321 July. Robert Lehew and Debbie of St. Albans. Mra. Har ry Mill■ rem1ir11 about Th ose winning p r 1%es at the Charleston were weekend ,:ue1ta MIDDLEPORT, 0, N. SECOND AVE. the same 11t her home , ia Im prov- Safety C1ubs Sport Hop l & 1t Fri• AT o f Mn. Theo Leh ew. Ing sl owly. ------day were Mb1 Barbar■ Prince, a ·- -- · Mis, Kaar Su en e Maris or L os • record for beirig the prettiest 16 1111.TH ANNOUNCED Altos, Calif., has bee lL the guest : y ear ol� present; Slow da nce rown, . Mr. and Mrs. Jeny Lee B Elma, Mich., are pa re nts of· a new of her uncl e and auri\, Mr. and Alan Sayre and Kathy Hud dlesF'n!derlck, Mrs. T . A. Riley for several d1y1. to n, Jerry BurnR and Patricia 1 born aon, Stev en 1 wei&hing eigh t pounds Mrt. Rnbert A1hley and c ou- Reed· f■11 t dance, Linda Casto and 12 sin; Kaaren Sue �aria were Gtlll · -and kathy Huddleston. ., Grandparent . 9" e Jun Dance born unces o Square and Ro<111d Othen winning prizes were : are Hr. and M'ra. Bernard Mc• poha vlaitor1 Saturday. Mr. and Mi:s. R obert Ashley and , Macy Ann Cundiff, Susi e Johnson Bride . St. Lo11i1, Mich. Mrs. McI Bride i! the for mer Emma Fram: Mrs. T. R. Riley spent M onday in and Kathy Huddleston. Columbus the 1uest of the lat• Judge, for Lhe dance w e re Mrii. of Pomeroy. L -- -- ter's mother, Mn, Lemma LIM:hter Elean or Garret, Charles Johnson Miss Kaaren Sue Marla, daughter Barbara Baldwln and chape rones • of the form er Bettle Li1hter, of we re Henry Reitm ire, Jr., M r . and -----------. Los Altos, Calli., 1111 been a 1uest '1:rs. Hoyt Sayre and Mrs. Louise OF of her grandm oth er for the past Cun d iff wu in cha'rge of the re· week. Mr. and Mra. Oliver Lin• rresh menll. k enho ker weN also gaeell of Bachnen Market and Cralgs Mr,. Lighter and slater, Mi11 Zella Keystone Station contributed the Pullin. I door prizes. ,._ l MUz. Sl..iriff members of the 1 960 MadDa lly Vacati on Bible School were honor Kuests WednesI day when they met at the Finl Baptl1t Church lor a luncheon. Mrs. Belly P1du.-111:,, d ean of the . 1960 achool, conducted a 1hort bu11i nesa meeting and thanked the Rtaf t tor 1t1 toopc· ration and work with the �:hool The !manl'ial te· port was gi ven b)· Re v Raymon Konknghl Rev Fred I Gardn('r a lso spoke. th nking a ll for their w o rk. a dleport ly FRIDDII HOUDAM>llLT ' -�nd Transfers I Staff Of Vacation Daily Bible School Honor Guests At Wednesday Luncheon Around And About Middleport Nazarene Church In Rutland Was Scene Of Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy's Wedding I m•r I ------ --- - Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 1, 1960-3 .allotted b)' e.ach Academy. In t · way, he pointed (lUt, appoln me1tts are made excluthiel)' the basls of ability and merit an the Con1ressman baa no inftuen • in de t erm ining the sel ection. All Interested ,oplicantl: are urged to write to Conareaama n Ken Bechler, Room 18'1, Old Ho1.uie Office Buildln&, Walhing. ton, I�. D. C., so that arrange. rnenta ca n be made for the teats. I Examinations tor yo ung Weit Virginia men who are aeekin& appoin tm ent! to the Army, Na vy , Air Force a nd Mer chant M arine Acad em ies will bt held In Hunt• lngton and Parkersburg, July 1 1 , 1960. The location or Lbe exa• m inati on room in Huntington will be Room 22, Federal Building at 8:::,o a. m . and in Park ersburg at the M a in Post Office Building at 8:30 • · �·, Representative Ken H echJer said. 'Mt:ls is a fint of a series or �xa m lnat_io ns which will be &iven m Huntington and Parkersb "!rg bt'tw_een now and the time the nom matlo � �re made . The secohd es.ammattOJl will be held o n or •�o u t Novem ber 10, UMM). �pphcanll wh� cannpt take the , first - exa m 1nat1on apply to take the secon� e:1�maUon. Repr esenlallve �echler sta ted that the exam.Jnatlons wiU bt lil�.ad�d by the Ci\'ll Ser·d�e Co m mtwo n and the top ranluf!g P.eo�le p_auinii tht exam1!1.At1on \fould automatlcallv be n ominated to compete for the one vacancy • �.. --- disaster to the producers concernrd. In the recent cherry campaign, for instance, an ad- f ditional 5 ,000 tons was moved at a time when slirn ulated sales were sorely needed. And, in every case. the consumer has been given ex­ ===;;.,;;;;--;;;;;-_;_·_;;,-;.;;-;;.._;;;..,=- --·.;;-==-;.;;·-;..,·.;;--;;;--;;;..;;:;;-::;:::-----I nuts; 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy•Middleport, 0., July I , 1960 . II Does rfhe Job and its purpose was and is to move food.s in tempo rarily abundant suppl� through regu. -- '\ * China Fostoria Crysta l Beaut iful Syracus e China Hollow-ware Si Iver * * * K&C JEWELERS WY-2,3785 POMEROY, OHIO �ST MAIN STREET ' Phone yo u co uld be a wi nner !. Check for you r Ohio �uto license . num ber at Sohio today! .' e> .. �,,. .... •• �I FHE DAILY SENTINEL Commentating Editoriall1· Coope ration in depression-ridden 1 936, a program which was destined to be a landmark in 1 h t) food industry was developed by the National Association of Food Chains and the National Council of Fanner C'ooperatives. II was c-a ll• ed the Farmer-Retailer Marketing Program , Back Jar commercial rhannels rather than seeking government aid. The first campaign was on behalf of ran­ ned peaches; the latest !or w h ich figures are available was on behalf of red cherry pro­ ducts. l.n-between promot ions have aided a long a-nd repre�entative list of farrn produ..:1$ - beer , pork , and lamb: poultry and eggs; For numbers of the products there have been several campaigns or promotions in di rferent years as the necessity arose. so on. These endeavors have been outstandingly successfu l. I n some instances, the sales gen­ erated have headed off potentia l financial rnany types of fru its and vegetables , and Rep. Hetkler I Announces Dates For Exams ! cel lent buys. The rontinuing Farmer-Retailer Marketing Program is a fine example of how people and organizat ions can work together, on a free I and vol unta·ry basis to get results that bene­ fit all. Did You Know That? ries. T cried w ith ra ge. I hope J tteat the co..--I forget-but I ca n see as if yesterday the h avoc she wrought. I' I ; I I · I -.__________________,I Tb_e :"man.-.;: 'fODiy· . � vv�oyv 1 I 'R .I t� �'V'""1..��'i-�--,,,..:_- "'�·t,''.._�,....� Rlltiand CoJIiium'ty NCW8 �f I _ I in . aft: \;"•It'� ■ I �dh!t;1!·· I - -�:f ---·-� :5 ·--· ---- w::�� Iha,Mn. .,..,..,., I )ioiiiiiiiiiii;iiii.;.ii,iiiiiiiii;iiiii�iii;; .... ., • S & Mason Mettr • Events cOffllng �-- 1 u.i.t.. lie ,..._ ..,_""11 ,,.. Mn. '°� wll� Tb ... r::&::-... •u ey ' .......--,--Do ,.1. .. II 2Jy I I �--�ft!l::r· ■ • • o x • • • L • 4 .& 11: a , 4 a a r a L a: v voa a1ov ,■JJ•a oow ooa Dr& , L:llf ·6 • • · ·· ■ ■■ *•r. •w•u -•-• t1 tt: nr ■ ll-• ••••J .. ..., wri' db!Mr, u, - Cl<lrllap t!i !!ti'- oeeiidlllf doftar .. � ... iii; =1- - ,.of � • lllt on o � ·•11t � l I I l I I I I I • ed ut',ng fnJOY 8 S fefy Cl b ,.JIJO;.L "' .� - •· I I FOR EMA N and ABBOTT I I I Cliff Byers Orchestra I ""'==�==���,-::e:,:,:::,', · •+ I Wonderful Array GI FTS SURI AS SHOOTtN' * Holiday Week.end Mew York Cloth ing House Phooe WY•Z-%048 ..ue' E. MAIN STREET • •:, i ,� •· 1 · POMBJ16Y, 0�10 .,,., ' ' -' AND - - · STOP HERE FOR A DELICIOUS, COOl,ING REFRESHMENTSlluet, Cokes, Sundaes Milk 1 McC'l ure s Dai ry Isle Comer Fourth and Loeiut In Middleport * * * ROG ERS BROS. SI LVER WARE Communily Silver 1847 Take Th• Family For A Drive Over The Boys' Sizes 6 to 1 8 Men's Sizes 27 to 42 Luncheon tablea were placed in .a T shape and were decorated with nowen and candle, earryin& out a pink and while theme. The Golden Rule Clas■ o! the church prepared and 111rved the meal w ith Mn. Harold E. Hubba rd, as chair m an. Oth ers a11lating were !drs. Tony Fo w ler. Mn. Cha r)('w Vroman, Mrs. Gen e Kauff and Mrs. Ge ra ld Anthony. Special gueRUI were Mn. Konkright. Mn. Gardn er and Mrs. Charlene Hoeflic-h. Rearhs, Mn. Anna Heuter, Mn Gl adys Morgan, Mrs. John Hart­ ung attended the WSCS meeting at the Methodist Church in Porn · eroy Thu rsday afternoon, Mr. and Mn. Joe La wrence and daughten of Long Bottom apent Frid ay eve ninll with Mr. and Mrs. Dor eii Arnold. Mr, and Mr1. Richard Hartung and son Ke nnet h of Marie lla spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. John Hartun11. Mr. and Mn. Jew ell Curtis and Mrs. Ruth Fr11ncis and children a nd Christina Grueser of Pom e• ro)' were Sunday evening guests of Agn es and Kalie Gru eRer . Mr . and Mrs. Lewi, G r ueser, Mrs. Irene Shoemaker were d in • ner guest. of Mr. and Mn. Roy Gruese r and daughters. Mr. and Mr11. Roy Rllfle spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. H erb Riggs of Darwin. Miss Nancy Eiching er of Sy ra­ cuse is &Histing h er 1r andm other Mrs. W m . Eiching er Sr . Mr. and Mra. John Erwin enter• ta ined with a aur p°rise birthday dinnert 'Frida y evening In hon or of the latter 's m other MrA. Amos Leonard. Those present were Mr, an d Mn. Lawrence Leonard a nd daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ha rry Leonard and son or Chester, Mr. and Mr,. Amos Leonard and th e hosts. ---- -- - 75 OLYMPIC NATIONS ROME (UPI) - Athletes f rom 75 countries will co m pele in the 1960 Olympic Ga m es sta rting Aug. 25. Russia an d host Italy were among those nations who filed last•minute ;tnnlir•tio1111 whe,. en • tries closed Thunclal. .._ BARGAINS IN Used Heating Equipment COAL FURNACES "' Sizes 20-22-M BLOWERS Oil & Gas Convention Units ARNOLD'S on one o re -- �- ' Westinghouse Store Phone WY.2--6314 SyrKVN, 0. to ch eck TH IS WEE K' S win ner's list in the SO HIO S 2 5 0,Q Q Q / d re a m AND HERE'S WHERE YOU FIND A I .. --- --·---•'IMI!.-•--·----· II . POMEROY MOOSE SATURDAY NIGHT M;tG: ·(Ii,• • Keno. Mn. Ella Hannum spent some time at her ho me last week, but returned to Akron (or a sh ort ti me. then returning in Jul y to spen d the su m mer. Ridge-Keno News Events 0f Wet!k I OPIN HOUSE �co, - - �-- .-,..;.,, I I I I -net w I Ri� ■ tllat I � , I I R. �- . ,,,,.,.. . - I At S manv..OOl'II - ._,. ■ 1 I C''rcf,e Observes 8,-irthday Of Mrs. Gro.,,e, Erb llilW1' ,- _ a.. _ ...,. .,,. __._ I I People hf , Pomeroy e:ib ...= • '- � - -tloa el tha _ . I I Mainly About · �'- 1 I ·---=:::::::::��_,;;;;;; a..t. - .. . ', -a,n,, .!I �• I I ;;;;;;__� »- lfr. 1 II a· M1 \Th ..,rv.u,». 11, Arctl·c Zone Tri,p ·0pen For Area ExpIorer I'!""",.-,,....__ •;t' Two Golden Wedding Anniversa.ries ' Dinner Hel rs C,elebrate,d At Recent O n House Event At OES Event Are Ann"·unc,ed - o•·• y Di:VOl,'iD Mill!i Lynn Forem.1n o r Georgi a spent !eVeral days with Mr and Mra. Edzar Abbott and children. Mr . and Mrs. Wilbur B a iley and da ughter Ruth Ann apent Sunday with Mr. a nd Mrs. Lev a cy or The Plain1. M rs. Eurda H.1mrick of h·y­ dale, W. Va .. had a! h er guesh Sunday her d a ughter Mrs. Velma Douglas a nd Mary Jane. Mr. an d Mrs. Henr y Euler of Racine were gueslJ of John Terrell and Alic e Euler Fr iday eYe ning. There were 85 a t Sun day Scliool Sunday. Collection wa11 $21 .89. Rev. R. Ca rd fiUed his regular appoint ment a t 10 a . m. acripture Luke 19: 45--48. Sermon Clean Up For Open House. Janet Arnol d spent the weekend w ith Mr . .and Mrs. Joe Lawrence and daughten, Long Bottom , Mr, and Mrs. Herm an G r ueser (lf Burlingh a m 1pent Sunday eve­ ning with Mr. a nd Mra. Vincenl Broderick. Mr. and Mn. Richard Finla w of Po me roy and fa m ily, Mr s. Fnnt Grueser and son Alfred ■pent the weekend with Mr . and Mn. Bern ard Grueser and family of Trenton, 0. Mr. an d Mrs. Amos Leonard apent Sun da )' aft ern oon with their brother Floyd of Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis G r u eser and grandd aughters Marla and Marie 11pent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrli Clarence Grueser, Nease Settlement Mr. a nd Mrtt . Dores Arnold and fa m ily spent Thursday e vening with Mr. a nd Mrs. Joe La wrence and fam ily, Long Bott om. Miu Alite Euler spent Sunday afte rnoon with Mr. aod Mrs. Charles Withrow of Miner sville. Mn. Am os Leona rd , Mn. Wm. G r ue,e r , Mrs. Clifford Leifbeit, Mrs. Elme r Bailey, Mn. Hu�b I I ll�d Jr!�,e:hn ;:�tt DAILY CROSSW ORD u. I ■, �ociety Events Rock Springs News Of The Week · I �=�-. Forest Run II I I ?. I ...... I .· :8;� I ,, I · ���:eri:�•� I I I Rodney Downing, Ka thrine Dow nlng to Howard Cecil, Loia Cecil l ots, Pomeroy. Harriet Thompson Lydia De-Long Karmel A. ' DeLong to Kenn'e th and R u t h Ann D e­ Lo ng, 2.3 A., Sali11bury. Be rnetta J. Plants to Ralph Mon. Ue :11-11.rtin Dorst, parcels, Or ange. John H11-wldn1, Jr.. Grace Haw. kina to Thomas c. Scally, Yvonne Scall)I , lot.e, MiddJeport. Pettr Partlow , dee., to Linnie Partlow , Arni Patlow, Eth el EbIUI, aUi d . of trans., Ora111e. Alva Partlo w, Anna Part.1ow; Aip i P artla w, Eleanqr Partl ow, Ethel M. Eblin from aetty L. puf. J in. 28 A., Oranee. Two Rights of Way, Ohio Power Co. C. C. Cuckler to Ja mes W. Mayes M El oi&e MayR, Iot, HarrlsonvJlle. Vllb1ge of Po meroy, Trusteea Baecti O r�ve C emetery to Ohlo Fl.lo! Gu Co., .283 A.. Pom eroy. Notman J. Th e iss, dee . to Eva M. Thet.a, George J. Thelas, cert. for trans .. Sutton. H . A. Sedg w ick, Dorothy E. Sedgwick lo Asa HO.Skins, parcels, BedI . ord · Al vadore NeI son, dect. to Mary Nelson 1Jndsly, amd . for trans., Saleni . Elwood Nelso n to Gertru de Ne). n, so 36 A., Sale m . Vona Chapm an lo Gert rude Net. son, 36 A,, Sale m . Ervil Nel!IOD to G ertrude Nelson, 36 A .. Sa le m . J kn ow of a teacher who IR now _.,.. sort a projecklng round thinking up sui1 a ble titles or the m es for BY LANCHI M. M.Uk lNI a MHter's thesis, _ •_:::;:.;!!! :i=,.... �·1, Z:= :!' :l:..,. :;i•i, . So fa r, he 88}'1 he s o un d s like � Erle Sta nley Ga rd ne r , coming ,up ,' . I· · wi�h "The Case or the Errant Bus "I nwoke the morning wllh umn-ihould read "takes the chill G� d evout thankli givin1; for my otr thoughh of onco m ing d ii1solu- Driver" or ••Jo_h n,ny's_ Non-App r��· al to Arlthmelic m Sixth Grade. friends, both th(' old and the doll"-lnatead 1 l!.ltl IJ.:l f'JI\ of "lake, th e � l)�.,..tf: l!I I'm an Erle Stanley G ardner new ·· child" a, printed. � � �\,\ _C... fan just by spells. I'm dumb en• So 1nole Ra lph Wa ldo Emerson, .,J Y �� .� ly Unihtl p,... lnternatlOft.ll -� o ugh to ' h a Ye just now sta rted one of Ameri t 11's "real , souls in ., Am on1 the most lnletesting ii Frf.lao TOU _, , Julv ' 1, the .... bl· , es,, y o"" . . ,.,·, •�ndshi' p . ·• "II r11t •" I' ve ever enJ oyed was "The Caae of the Dupl1'cale D,u. L 113rd ot the )'Ut, with 183 y I think ht> wu t1lso the one dolne: a whole bla wHhlng a nd .,"hler". to follow in 1860. w ho bade u11 "Go often l o lntrii,:uing? Well, who ever had lhe drying ln a ll ttle o ver an hour 'nle moon Is 111 Us first q uar. houJe of thy friend: for weed1 down at aur new " wash11teria" or eve11 heard of a "Duplic.- ate Dau te -,.-,-� choke up the unuaeJ path I ghter ? " Oh, yes, twins. But lhis --------·---------- ---- --- ------ �--(Dud11 in Suds) here J n town. �e m omini atars are Mars, Mn. 'ftlomu ·KaN,n 1nf John home For ll fow di mes a nd nickles isn't, fa r 8!I J've gon e . Ju d r e · t he no_w e hav r a Shotgun yo u just s i t the re, lel 'e r spin, I like "Whodunits'' best on in- 1 � � t �/t g� �� d a�f; :i,toey : ; aJr Y or Jl o ow in eig1 County. I've got so me w hat fo tcr take all y our stall ment plan. l've figured why. In 1 841 posta&e ,tam p■ went o n . en · , · an �n. Pomero,. By JHn P•rk•r nn lo whe re Llek�killet and Buck• lovely fresh clothes and go home The sus µ<! nse from one issue to Hie for th e flrst time in the PA STOR , WI FE BID FARIWILL l C:UTAl'f RISIONt ,r , l�m1f: �:lr.i:�.•'" Whl'lt !I r e here in Mrl(ls hul and �iddown. thc next keeps you l i J>PY toe. U. S .. Two were available-two• and Mrs. George D8\•is were Miss Judy chas e, secretary t" tonger v isit. Hrv. Cora Straui1bau gh, George Straus. Sh 9 t.i un IJollow - mun, th11t Man, 1 t an't au t over H . Our son OeSlde s you tlln ' t tu r n to the back honored at a farewell party In th e l ceorae Dallu, executive head of cent FrankUn and the IO.cent bau1b to Gertrude Nelson, 36 A., " Judy Lynn and Roaemary Snow• 1-0 unds deadly. hua used these wondrou a ma (·hin- to see If the huller o r maybe social rooms of the Rulland Me1.ho- Northwestern Local Schools, has d en, d auehters o f Mr. and Mn. Ro- Wuhln&ton . Salem. None ot thia stumps me too vs u ii 11 1 Mariella 8 l ong time. Au p t Fe nny d id It. 874 Americans were shockIn 1 Meva •Kennedy, Guy Kennedy, Church, with June th e re1igned her position. Mias Chase bert Snowd en. and 10. dist May, Debbi e much. F'or 1 WH "raiAed" on Tur• Now the Bend haa l wo• I undercong regatio n as h osts. A !IOcial is curren tly alten din e the au m mer da uthter o r Mr. and Mrs. Bruce ed to l earl'l of the klslnaping of Oakle)' Nelson, Nancy . Ne]son to key Run (Galli & Co.) near Stingy stirnd. And hooray! I'm a ll shook up ovtr this one . four-year-old Charlie Rou from Gertrude Nels'on, 3fl A., Salem . e vening was enjoyed. An electric aesslon at Ohi o Unlv eniity. May, have mumps. Crefk, Poplar Hid ie and Oil "A Tlbetim woman, rushing to his h ome in Germantown, Pa. The Ethel Nelaon to Gertrude N el• was presen t ed lo the honTIACHllt HlltlD skillet Joetta E r l e win e , d aughter o f Mr. Hollow · There w.11,1 one 1 oca 1e r.a 11 · " barn, •elled, M fl. 1'. r.. Hilldore and dimgh. her hur"lng " dl111,ppearance wa, nevff solved. i lle Park er of Chester an th e Mrs. Ne orees by those attending and r w o 01 but i m er41ed "Oh, my baking yak !" ter, Donna, of Ra c in u Wl! re th rre �� : �� · dee., to L. R In 1932, Franklin Delano Rvos&ti� : 0 ra T��� :e�l1 !' �� velt, t tTe �_Y ier an� h31 been -I think t�ey had four or more opmg you arc the sam e . Youth Follow1hlp pre aenle d Re v h111 be en hi red tc, teach English at . 1 ovemor of New York, ,;.. Neau'l., :in •-J E N Da I v i� with an initial ed belt Rutland High S•hool, Sh e replaces children have , , e on, M abel Sm1w11 ., ,. ! he moved Into t Jost lo polt erlly by that na me. wash t• rs going 08 they'd h a d ('Om· BM . ....ace cove red Iabl es w Ith flo�a 1 Mrs. Faye Sauer, resigned. �I'll- Church of Christ Paraonaie . B eth nomlnated tor the pre1iUency by Gertrurle Gotscball. Vina Kennedy, Thefll te ll you ( In ol<l Gllllilll pa ny a nd had shag rugs sheets , the Democrat1, • aflid, for trans,, Salem , at Gre11ay Rid&e, Ti rk llldge, Mud everything . Bac k to thes e th eses lili es for � rranaemcnts were used In the dm- Pa r ker laught at Albany High Weill& has mu m ps. · n UM3, tl)e PI.Y as You •o inroom Mrs, Grace Co lwell ser v- School the past yea r. m Maude R. Nelson to G ertrude l and Mr. or daughter Susie Parker, ;i: (' Sot'k (can't y ou juMI ht•ar tho!le 8 mo ment I quote y ou two, re entNet•yn , 36 A., Salem. cd as dining roo m hoates�. Mrs. Mrs. Homer Parker, ree,ived a come ta:ic bill wept into e ffect. horacs hoo veA i1m11t· kinM: o ut or So we got lo talking, Mrs. H. [ 1y giY011 at Ohio Un l versity, AtShe l11 the wife of Wilber Park· i e: t t d t WDl!im R. Nclion, Rachel Ann � � :n : ::• e V �r»:� t c s ln1 na � n � o i &1 t rvey a /; nd I. I a lway.I! lhlnk what our hens. ell k � that red f'[ay mud7) Jf!richo ft � �) T uc mi w ��� �e�::=��� '::� �:i d:e �:��:: er who operates a da iry Ca t m near lamll_y ' TV v1 ew lng h1bits. Su11e 0 n Nelton to Gertrude Nelson, 36 A., achoo] l kne w) and Afr i ca (ll O • lll ra ndmolh ers and mothers would "The EHect of Grain Si ze o f Chester, They hove three chll d ren. at Bikini .Atoll in the Pacific . Salei'n. nlso has m1.1mps. think of Rurh eo�y way1 o11 are the Solid Da m ping of an Austenl. son at the crystal punch bowl. Re• other aehool), ). E. N,lson, Matti e Nellon to frcshnfnts were served buffet Martha, a gn duale of Eaatem M_r. an� Mr11. Ken��th D� v lR and Oct1an, dreamed up today. We both re- tic Sh.'1!).' ' High School, Eri<', w h o w ill ·be 8 Tb ou,:ht for today: Ameliaan Gel1rude Nelso n, 36 A., Saleln, at)'lc. Book1 have heen w r llten on calletl the lulll w11ah kettle out !-.mily ar e o n a vacation t r 1p. _ "Theory, Design and Const rue• Fre■hman, and Edi.lie,, who will be¥ibel Spllth, Charles. . Sm ith to thoN pictu resque narnca In our unde r the rmyle l reea, the water lio n of a Subcrltie 1hc p�v la' mo,Yed to,rioncer on Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nicholson book conect.or an d author �r�tl . ele & r Nu al ,1.ln Jchool tli.ls Y1!fl r , �urad�. , ·, -�'I' country. One or the bl'l'it ones 11 lu11"glnri1, 1he "bllln' " an d h & nd actor ,, NewtOQ •ia'd� 'ln, ".A Ma pdflcent Gerti"ude. ,Nel1.o,n , .36. A. .. Sllem. end sons are alto on vacation. TUPPi-'WA.lli P-4,\tTY Q�l'U'\lde Gcihchilll tl; tertrude ' "Na me, Upon the I.and'' here ln rubb!ng on e bo11 rd. Mrs. Jesae Grueser w■s a recent Farce . " "fro911i eon, i,mplatlon ·one Ma�. I can ha rdly wall Altl! ndina: the part;'. �ue Rev. Mn. Wanda W lrtra ms ea tertain• may beeonii knowl 'but wlai edge N e l'8n, :l:6 A,, Salem. o ur library an d, gadl o ooks. pa her H o spital. or t i�nt 11t H Mn, H. recalled one day when re ad 'em. Just lik e the Congreu• and Mra. Dav is, P(r. and Mrs. H ar, ed with a Tupperware party at her Vbia ken11edy. dee. to Pe•rl M. coune t can I recall the author. d Gru eser Is e mployed comes onl)' from atudy." Richar she had a l.arge kettle filled, was ional Reco rd which I peruse so vey Erlewine a nd Joetta. Mn.. Elhome W ednesday evening. Mrs. Xerinedy", Merle Staley, Faye Arthur Godtrey Hked It there, away f ro m il for a few mlnutc11, br eathlessly. n len Tuck er , Mrs. Bertha Lasher, Grace Cprdray was d emonstrator . e a r Si�net by the NY Railroad. HOLZlll MDU'ITAL Th,rp, »�maid Ken11edy, Ralph really was s l.kkskllll'l Jn o ur ca me back, rmp1y bttl e . No M o s ntgom o Emmi n of e R t ry, e t v. J o ke-Laugh on the dotted line, Mr. 11, nd Mrs. Giles Smith and !am• Mrs. WIil.la m s w ill now serve as a Admls! lon1, J une 29: Mrs. �- Kennedy, &fiid. for trans., Salem . county, you know, e nd Cousin Jes leak, no trace. Pinally d awned on and Mrs. - John Montgomery ls a II)', Mr. and Mr11. Vernon Weber demo naAtor for this area, Arthur Peck, Carpenter; erne Purl M. Kennedy to G ertrude ile SanRhary hero In to w n wrole her - the fa m ily cow had drunk iurgical patient at l[o lzer Hospital. LOOKING AROUND-"Hughele" sn d fa m lly, Mr . and •rrs. • Flo,·d The evenln, wa, spent playln." 11'..anela ______ Miltner, Raven1wo od·, M IW. Ne on, •• +-' .ro A., Solem. blm a nd aHur,d him lh",o real!• · 11 up �� (M n. E. L.) an d her lo ur nil'e . Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Don Ander- game1 with prlzca awarded . ReEarl F. Lockett, Ml�dleport; Mra. til e St.alty, Do1;11tas Staley to ! waa "YH, Viralnla, there re a lly So that reminded me, loo . Hot grand children here from Colora d o son, Mrs. Su11n Th eobald. Mrs. lre,hment, were served to M r,. Mll ton Wilbur Meyer, Ravenswood . " Ge ude Nelso n, 38 A,, Salem, Js a Santa c1,,, · " By the wa•�• ,u,n� .... e r d ay, I'd Ii n I8 h8 d P Ic kl ng ht k Ing a walk-"Mlkey" tho youn- Janet Morris, Mr . and Mrs. Wayne May, Isab Morris, ell:) Joan Janet , , Births, June 29: A dau1hter to . Sani.1 Cl14u5, 1ndl a na, ha-1 a flou r• a whole cr ate of blackberries 0 gesl a bout �, -_______ ..-NT 5 o r 6 la a whiz al Turner and Bh1ine, Mr11. George Nelson, Nelson, Jo Jean Donna Mr .and Mn. Lov eme Peck. S R EV I NU I A G Jihin(I r. o. bualncu round about had them silting in cool 11 h11de soflball with h ls dad Warrant Caraon, Mrs. Cla rence Wrigh t and "Ann Eads, Blanch e Harr ison, Conharges, June 29: Georc Dl1 Mrs. e -' WAS]J.INUGTON UPI - Tu: c Chrl11t m1J1, and Uel hlehorn. Po., ha d turned Ji wa y br le rly. So anoth Ot!ker Chesler · Owens d oing th, Lynn, John Colwell an d Frank, Mr. nle Black , Avonell Geo rg•, Nan,, IY _,"' W aIll.,. Spookman, Mra. Go rdon Dunn, chea\eh -,,·1denl Elsen, •., bewar r e ·. •" e m phasize, "The Siar" al Yule · or cow trail or (• ,,ow C'Ou Id <'OWS to.i1sing-"Pa" (Nollh) anr:I Frank and Mrs. FrPd Au11tln, Saund r a Morgan, Betty Thomaa, Jan et Bo lIf d Y M R A . 1!:� Jame, Tripp, Mra. V:tr1II Sprigp, bower Thursday sign ed a M,841.• tide with beauloous display. he so hateful llnd look so meek) Chee11ebre w calling br ierly on and Te reaa nc11n, Mr. a""nd Hr■, Ev• ln, t Marearet Ga.vi!', Frank C)'r,..., M.ts. Bti,009 J>:<?St ollice •nd Tre-5ury Ruthlane Ro ush, Carol Ann , had sm ooched •11 over t he lop Max Roller al Ple a11nt Vall �y erett Col well. tended an ortiNr, tr,ilning mee t- Clarenc� Green, ¥rs. Allie Stiffler Opal Armstrong, Buck 11 nd Betty Wllllam1. -• m �er .)i)l prqviding . for ,2,000 S mall cor recllon to re eenl col• layer, ruining my bmrntHul bc r- Hoipll,I, 1,1, Plea,ant-a ,,,I C"ery• • Mrs . Rosal·, , Nt•.hot,, lna: of WSCS at the Unit9U Metho-- Allie Stiffler, Fred Bauachbllich, mo re Internal revenue agent.. The ,. BIRTHD•y Mn. Eva "' SUPPIR body anxiouR about Mabel San• Flem ing an d Noretha , Mrs. Bertha Mrs. Jtlne Dewhurst waR gueRt or d ist Church Jn Pomeroy, .Thursday. J:U&tace Jeffen, Mh. Walter car- ne'¥ frll._ . ,Jeutht! are exi,ected to bor n al Holzer'1-G11-rnet Entsmln- Am oa, Mn. Alll'e Sprouse and fam. honor at a birthday aupper held Mrs. J. B. Mar11h11ll and children penter, Mn. Ctei&hto n Jabw, Chat· come up with i.n additional f70 gl!r , daus ht ers Ruth Zahn and lly, Le e MY et1, Mrs, Blanche Jivi• at th e h o m e of her brother, Mr. Jennings, M1ria11na and iohn, ar- le, SchoonoYer, S1J1,1n Null, ;R.usaell milUOD ·a year from reluctant tax2. 1\.t!nove 11, Pfs. · chlld ren of Charleston Koine hap• den, Mra. Naomi Chase , Mrt. Betty and Mrs. Paul Patterson, Sunday rived ftld1y to -v isit her mother, MIiler, Pa'trlcia A'nn Kin,, Edward p"a)'"etl: · L V. 8. (prlnL) ly in hom e lo ad ed with 1rocer• Sider■ and Je11nte, MrR. Margaret evenlna:. Other■ attending were Mn, John F. B•Uley and o ther rel• Wayne l\'o1fe, Uoyd F. :aow---------:-·-:----... ei 8. Abaen.t IL A ea,--Won de r if th e Ci1a rles A■a Paraonft, Mr. and Mrs. Danii H o ff. her hosh11nd, Haro ld, and their atives and lo 1111ttend the wedding en and tntaht, Robert M. Bow• 4, En­ t. llnflns lump l!Dl..a,ft � • n& · All. -,n l lll Bradburys look blanket■ al ong to ,m an Jr. and aons, Mrs. Fern Sw ee. daughter■, Andrea and Robin, her o f h er niece, lttehet G en helmer, en and lntant, Mta. Che1ter Rice. count,re« f:l'OIIP 11.0r to WIiliam Sheridan: Upper Mlchllan-Ltrry Mitch n e y and Mrs. Ever e tt McKnight o parents, Mr. and Mr11. 0. O. Pat1 J1. llulf', fop 8. Drlvtnc 1,uer mowln a the Bob Coat1 la wn and Kem, Rou1h hu �turned home Be tty, h lrpoint, dfl • IUffll of her -1), -�psnovJlf "' terso n and the hosts and t heir lee an<I 111.Thrloe JIii. It lo ok.I J. � �W.., hand tail o U. l!Angman'1 red-T hree from Plttlbur1h. He was on the parents, lir. llillil lli'f. Robert Lauchlld�n, Roxanne and Jeffry. rain (oomb, pr ett y nurse,, Joan, Pauline and demd.lt. by owned stern" e "W m vessel r o I. OrMtLab ot 11tutlancl Penonal1 fonn) · ' Cl Pu" � ,tfc .U, Wln,-4 Carol dance attendance on me up Gary WalkeJ' Of J\,aclne ■pent f. llr!llllnt Mr. and Mr■. Harold Rice Rose- Unio n Baree IJne. fl, &­ I at "Dr. Joe■"-I hale to be under M. l'lnnlM -tqema YOIMr. and Mn. Jack Curt.la and the week end wlth Mr. and Mn. l) miry Ell en, Paul and David, Mr. t:o� al 110 t he weather, but I, W•lp.ta thoae darllnt II. Yontll and Richard Lucas, Julia an d daughter of Pomero7 vl1ited ltr. Albert Btrte11, . , P�!IIN'Of, (),Mo. help me bear It-And a:lrls YOU l, lllrf U. IINp Mr-, and ""'· 1Uth""' Ctllter and aeu offlte pllion6 WY2•21N; ..tlW Steve, S u1le Parker and Jam es and Mn. Edmund ·· Gr ueser and 10. -pllo• can take these bll hu1e red eleof lndianapolla tl,lted Mr. and a[ Offlct oh.one WY2-210'1, Hale of. McConnelaville ■pent Sun• fam ily Sunday, 17. Abu■lve IL A411&tle phant tapaules If 'n )l ou care to •---------•- day vlsitlna: Old Man's Cave Roek Mn. Henry Sgrouae and daotb· lln. �•• Blet.. anl llr. and r4n. ....., u IIOD!IO e1.. al41._ -but they're 1'po1ed to make Ole ter, Betty, ·F11n:laint, aJ'td. Mn. Jto. · Ch,rla H o uae and ptcnlcklnK at Aah• Cave , llattflr lit tJae ,.. olftel ,t · Pat ' u. o- N, Jlall Arthur-Itta KO way oft 10 I ll be TONy · , OJlk. Mr. and Mrs. Oon McKlll,:ht and bert Laudermllt and Henry Car- ' • M l'I. Amanda lls retUrtled . ' 19. Luano ble-1 ul•l•p - and do wn the Prld.ly, July t llr. and MN, Worley Kennedy at• man of Pomeroy visited In Ram· bomt aftet 1pendln1 ..ui1 winter ln 1', - 20. Prf,orl.. . _ ,wrt_. hatch! _ __ _ Columt� - � �panl� Chlckell Ba rbecue ,pomo� by, tended thfl Jordan family reunion den wllh Mr., Violet Napper. _ Uon . • , �.. .. _ _ _ bo�e I l!fN, (!art &er llr. ... Walker ,itlwd Vir1U Baah,n of. � · n.. N.. York Cit,, al y. ion, Sunda •oto Z the Salem Center Me thodlat Judy Slawter hu returned """' hb par,nto, Kr. 1111d !fn. LeW\I '"" dallibtan. ' , Church, S to 7 P, II. •I the 1<bool � llri. Cla'8 , alled OJl 11, Alt.r, u er, Sunday. Walk and Mr. ,Iller, her visit a Mn. with Price •1.25. � 1 l)elt_..., .. iei. · & toot Mn. Edith 8Juon and chil,dren and Jin. ' , . , •�•!_I�:...�• • The Pom ona Gran11e wm I meet Paul SIU and family, Well Jeffereiltel'I � Ur I But r..i. llri. of Pomeroy \'lalted bet c,arerill. --� � ID Friday 1t 8 p. m. In ' Roelt aon. IO. H•WIIIU id• hudiff d 'Jti\. Ainms+i,tllill '1lllll Sprln11 Gr�n1e Holl Pome- . Jllndy, Wllll1m1, ,on of 1,lr. and Mr. ■nd !In. ltlnlOn, Holtet, SUti- da A , ■ ir<I Jfl,'moon d-,. . IIArk and Ron•ld !lrt. Wllli4m1, Proroy Bend Gran1e , ho.... . 11. J111• illbleMI -- ' . 1ram Include, on •ddre,o by Pro- wuu,.... 10n of !Ir. and Mr,. Illy ' lira, IJIU1n ' N,,�1111' vlalted Mr, -. .l!'TEn�•.. ' . monlh and Mn, Lewis Walker Thonday mtnl wat held t the �ti� frt. have mUD\PIWIUlama, or--eletl (nominally) hra al"d cut M ::r., 12. Jlru.'lured daf eyenln 1 with a lu•• mwd @-" • An Eaplorer from the Tri.state Ful l:I on the ..Le.al Aspec t, ot Ml'. and Mn. Gerald Rupe of evenina. . ' '11Gft · Area may hive Lhe oppartunity lo Settlln, Biltatea." with ...;:..;;;:.:.;� � �tll. fl � tendia,. a Mr. and nd u o Mn. Heni')I. �,Ult \ Bradbury and A:randdlqhter call• q t l n I i ·o 1 e r M . a ther R Al ope, , n in 17. hfona ft O.� :� := r:: :.i; : t��: and anaw:.:r: · � :,�· mo ::i July n W S n t e 2 Slate Ana CDunetl, ilo)' Scoull of Cllttord Kori, of Co1um hu■ Mel11 County FoJII: Huntn A,. Amertet. 1ocl1tlon Ice cream 10elal at n.Jd came over tbe weell:tnd and took ' · The announume 11t came H • re- Knobl, on the Bnhan . Stlvenvl lla Kr. and 111'1. Dell Luc..d oo back • 1u h: of a 11ew lfflnpment by the roacl, Homemade i � cram cue, with him to 11l1Jt their P'tnddau1h• � ,BAl,L Boy lc!cfut.l of America With the and pop. Old time mule. p. $1. �� .. � Betty Harri■., and other , , , , ·� 11overnment to Hnd a Soout with 180th Aruuvenaey Ctlebratldn, nua.w-.-. · · a •leaUflt eJpedlUon, •• Dr. Paul Wlllte,avWa Flrtmen. Kr. and Mn. Charin Simpkins Slple and Richard Chappell have ho _ weet In Colu rn ........ Saturda, evenln,, the Mt Htr- ar,_ ndn1ng t... N . ''"' repreaented Scouunr on pall ex- man Church (Cheat. Twp.) wlll b ., 1'f i th 1111 i>edittona. Jin. Eltublth Ann Weblter 11 fe�ture a 1J)etl1I Nrvlct, There .._ A WIIII A«ordln1 to "Robert Krejci, will be a vari ety o f alnpn a bd 1ttendln1 aummer achool at Ohio Soout !•eed'llve of the Trl•State ,peaktfl a, welt u local tialent Unlnnlty. L Putly SC!out ht-- on the prolJ'am. Suvtct atarti 1t .a.v. and Mn. Carl Henin1 and Area Councll, a 10Clll tween the aiffl ol 1' and 19 will I o•doct. daqhter of WIit Uberty moved Into the Mllthodt1t Panonase on be norntn1ttd to IU'Ve 81 a junior A. � hop, 1poOIM"ed bJ thi NU;• J,ow 11 110111 1t1 I aelentlllo •kl• 11 C.mp Century nt.la 1. He lltltn bl■ dutle■ u Pl• In Jllclne Jr. Jollr Nel1bl>on 4-H'el,b & S' T D L D 4 & K D GrNntand nut fall and winter, wUI twi held at tht l\atlne LftCl�a tor of the llethoditt Chu�h on Ill L O lf O r L L O W The youn1 man 11letted must be Hall berlnnina: at I -p. m, Adml• Sunday, Qll lali.t 111111>17 _ ,.. ...__ la U,L, Nlllplo 4 .. _ lhn BIil Hobaletter haa summel' phyalcally quallfled to ltve In Art- alon will be un 1nO Uh. Jtef'relh• tlio - IJ.j, X far Ibo two O'-. ota, IIIIJIA llltaao, tll! C!OndlUol'lll whm tempentures rnent1 "111 bt IOld, l't.lftlptl win emplotrrient at the Rutland n. ■n .. .... will ran1e 81 )ow u 1htt)I de,reea 'be und to send 4--ll memben tu p&l'tJRnt StON. .... below urro. He rilutt abo be 1 �amp. SU■le ·'hrlter apent tlla end w!U, lul lt � hl&h 1<hool ...«uito, ,.....,, .lut, 4 a ot:0 11• "' :: the C011ncll Mr. ' � !Ill. Willi.in 1An•ln1 ol Mr. llroltt 111<1 ·•IP Counb" 94Ulllron flOI, 1 . 1 1: 'l' A I mull lorwn ltl 11>11llcollon and CAP, 111'1], ,nnual be,jn eil11 1Ue1U ol ,uppontns materlll of qtiter,_!!r, Mid Nn. Ro, eon, hlll\or Lau4lnj Field. -..io 1111, , dld1to to the Bot lcout rq!IIIIU 11t1r t:h<iolilft. BW aJid IWO', lin. LOnnlng o1nce � A..... 10. lll80, . , t"UII IUlj, 4 eolobnttoa 11 and lilo, BIil .,.. b111l11t11 •1111jn, �k� SlltJNU. · ..... -, - ur, ...... -·The RI 11. All ;t!jl� � hu-n,: douahler ol nau..._ � Weol <1"111!!1 !Iii '""".._. 1H lfl1. 1'1111 htttnon, 1111 ,i • 11ft ........ iilllloll ftl �1,c.i. ._,_ ' I M � �q,lllllf.bu wa■ ,..n lll'iiil,' 111 b � !"l � l)if, II ..:::..., � . - 'to �' � I �. · , -: "'!' ND,,.,.. . �� ■ Mr. and Mra. William Wa rne r and 11,cm1 return ed th11 we ek (rom e vacation Jn Fl orida. M r11. Geor ge Siddall and son, Tommy of Ans onia will accom· } pany Mrs. Paul Smart ho me lbis \ weeken d for a vilit while her husband. Rev. Siddall attend, a youth c.a m p. Mn. Sm art haa spent the pall week a t Gran ville whe re she was a rounselor for the Baptist Youth camp held al Dennison University. They w ill J be met by Mr. and Mn. Manning Kloes of Gallipoli& who will br ing them here. D wain e John5o n, w ho make s hla home with hia gran dparents, Mr. an d Mra. R. C. Slansbur)I will 1pend lh e weeke nd in Ravenswood I with his mothe r an d fa m ily, Mr. an d Mrs. Jack N eff. M rs. Maxine Nairn of Cuyahoga Falls and sister, Mrs. P. B. Kie­ vit o r Clifton, New Je rsey arriv­ ed Monday for a wee ll:a v isit 1 <I with Mr. an d Mn. Horace McEI· • MU. flJIIONS wowt GO TO WAtff-These new abort evening dress in gold brocade with a )ow. hinny. Mrs. Laura Hager wh o ha! t,e"'n 1aahlooa for fall ar-. found lo the Dior London ered waUIUine 1nd ma tching Jacket; 1 clnnamoo collection for a meak Dl'ffiew of what deslenera wool tweed suft with • double•breasted jack.et visiting w ith Mr. and Mrs. Rieb• wW "Uffl"eQ at their lhrnrtncs in July. From the and skirt narrowed by a band at the bade; and ard Flowers and Mr. and Mrs. ltft are: an evenlq I01'D with a white 111tln a black and white tweed ■ult with the longer Ha rold Hager upected to return pyramid cv.t that bu a hem clrawn up in tront jacket and pleated skirt. Waist and hemllnn 2re to he r ho m e In Co h1mbu1 t oday. and 1;oppe4 In a Jacket of Jet head trln1e; a drop� sllghtly but there ii oo radlcal oew lonk.. Mrs. H erman Taylor an d moth• - ------- - --I er Mrs. Ruth Carr w ho have been --- - - ' sla ying in Colum bus wUh Mrs, · pe Ta)'lo r 's s m all son who 1s a palienl at Child re n's 8?•pital open! I several days here this week. . , . pe The golden weddmg a nniversaries of _Mr . and Mrs. Don An. Mrs. d an Mr. of s Recent visitor '"" Harr y McGuffin 1md chil dr en derson and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hoskinson were celebrated I Mrs. D a le Dutt�n. presi de nt, w ere Mr. and Mrs, Leo Qul vey or with open house on S u n day, June 5, at the Anderson home h�a ded th(' com mittee o f the Athena and Mrs. Joe Moore and in Rutland . Middleport Ba nd Bolnten . who Tim my o r Guysville. white lace cover over gold taffeta was used on the dining prepared and served the dtnner A , Jake Jon es of F1irbourn e is roo'!l Ia bl e w h'IC was �entered h with an arrangement of yellow Wed nesd ay nigh! preced ing the spen di ng the wee k W l'th h"11 �nc1 e glad1oh. and sh asta daisies. The . · · an, d aunt, Mr . and Mrs. . Millard bu ffe1 was cen1ered w Ith a three and Mrs . Robert Jewell Mr. and annu a l mspecllon ot the E vangeMR. ANU MRS. KEITH KENNEDY I p 1etce an d d aught er, DI ,ue. Mrs . Clai r Tayl or, Mr. 'an d Mrs. line Ch a pler• OES • at lh e high 1 tiered wedding c&ke topped with sc h0 01 · f o Bachtel d ol r a H Mrs. and Mr. Searles rene I daughter Miss of wedding The open church lhe numeral 50 i n gol d a n d en • Robert Hill and Billy, Mr. a nd I 1 Helping were Mrs. Lewis Sauer of Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Searles , Route 1, Rut lana and Mr. Barbert on visited recently with cir cled with gold decorations. I Mrs._ Lawrence An de rson and s , Mrs. Rodney Sauer, Mr■. Bach_tel. Forrest •nd Mr. Jr. E. Mr . Rev. George Lcsl_te, Mrs. d 11n h N l • l a190 Kenn;t.y, of Dwight Mrs. and . r M of son h t th w Kennedy, e ite w Keith e i l apkins wer Bruce Lloyd, Mrs. L. W . McCom ll 9 we s Mr me C'ris d Mr. Ja. •n . . Erle1 , v L. d Da an H. Mrs i; Mr. acription 50th anniverftary i n gold. Rutland, w as an event of June 1 1 a t 7:30 p.m. in the Naza. M . Wallace Bra dford, M. rs. as, e�� eet to leav� thi� eY�ning to �li and d a wine Mrs. Joetta, Mr. n Cake, punch, coffee, whil e and . rene Church at Rutlaud. Ted Riley Jr .. Mrs. Don ald Lowv mt w ith relah ves m Pittsbu rgh e v Ste acob J Schilling, Dennis, p in sha ints yello e th w m e of a _ diughter, 1 The Rev. Harold Klingel performed the double ring cere- and to retu rn their and Janie, Mr. and Mrs. Ern est ery, M rs. Ralph MarUn, Mr s. Forbell and nuts were served· b :h a aI rest Bachtel, Mrs. Curtla Jen k in• o Middl epo:l t ianne l J a ·. in blue w ith black acce11sories. Mrs. many M olden, Mr , and M rs. Dale Bach• The couples rece iv ed :;;:�g����s :, ��m ���lo=��s ! . M r , and Mrs. w 111 Anthony so�, _Mrs. Nolan Swackha mer, � , 1 beautiful ea rde and gifts and a I ne r . . and lighted with . sev en branched , Kenned y mother of the groom , and Mr._ an d Mrs. Ger G rueser , Mrs. �•rv1n Wilham 0 Ant Y R1Ce, Harold Mr. Mrs. i ! nd a Mr. � f! I number or friends who w ere un.a r wo�e blue crepe with white acces• baby can delabra. Swan. Mrs. Ja mes Brewington, and chil dren enj oye d a picnic Al• Atkins, and Mrs. Eugene Mrs. able to attend called by tel e phone Miss June Tillis, sol oist , Hng 11or1es. . Roge Mrs. orga n, Mn. Lt;lan d M r m r th far Anth o ny at suppe e m a Atkins, Mrs. Susan Theo bald, Th e new Mn, Kenned y 19 a lo congratulate them . "Oh, Promise Me," and "Alwa ys." Mrs. Robert McElhtf!nY , Brown, ay Thursd Arm• se, M. a Mrs. Opal Ch C. , Calling durinri1 the afte rnoon . . . Mrs. Harold Klingel played a fif. 1 960 graduate of Rutlan d High Mrtt . Forrei1 t Bachtel visited in were Mr. and Mrs. Glen McClure I strong, Etn a Ga rdner , Mrs. E ve- Mr s. <;a rrol ) Sw anson, �rs. Rieb• ool. The bri dgeroom graduated ' q,a Sch l itio d a r t of elude r p teen minute ard Pi c kens, Mrs. Francis Ander• from Rutlan d High School in tMQ , Vienna w i th h er mother Mrs. J , ' and Mr. and Mrs. Dale M cClure Jyn Jordon, Mra. . C. O. Chapm a n, wed d ing music. son, Mrs. Ira Butcher, M�s. Bethel w son today. Da W. dys a Gl Mn. Mrs. Allegra Will, ol Akron; Htlen E. Hull, R o be rta . Given in ma rriage by her father, and is employed with th e Ohio Val• 1 Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wise Colema n, Mrs. L. R. Wll ey, Mrs. 1 Jr . r Mrs. M Jividen, icholson, M A. P. , The leport. d and E. Mid Mr. P. Co,, Mrs. A. Sutton, the bride wore a ballerina length ley Bakin g returned from : trlp to Kentucky I a nd Mrs. Floyd Thomas and J a ne Lu cy Gregg. M r s Leroy Morarity gown of w hite la ce over acetate couple are making their ho me in w h�re they vi. sited m any inter- I Dr oz, Mr and Mrs. Carl Phillips I P rson , Rutland an d Mrs. Ch arles Ed wards a, 11 -Mr and Mrs. F. T. Phillips, Mr. . taffeta. The eyelet m idriff, encir· Rutland. -n lng e e th op Htmg pla.ccs mclud and Mrs Carma n Church Chris-cled with satin ribbon and. bo wed air theatre at Ba rd stow n, w here [ tine Church an d M rs. Al!na Davis, t ;,. and streamered ill front, accented I t ey sa w th e Stephen Foster Athens. bate a u neck· the lace bod ice. The sro r Mrs. Gen e D. worl and Patr i- ' . line an d elbow length sleeves were Ice Mourntng and Mrs. Weed cia, Hagerstown. Ind .. Mr. an d A r., edged with i r ideac ent beads. A By Glenna Mllh..n of H o usto�, 'l'exae, visited w ith I Mrs. W i;>. "8 nplng, Fairborn; Mr. pearl ti ara held in place the illuy o a the ! o �mer 5 moth er, Mra. G ol d a and . r.it{. Burrell McFa r la nd, sion veil ol finge rtip length. The t , •ls �i!!�d7:; h:/������n ��� ��� 1 � ourm�g Wednesd a)': She also M a&sillon ; Mr and Mrs. Ralph bride carried a cascade bouquet or gr a odp arents, Mr. and Mrs. A. visJ t•d m Pom"°Y ,w ttb M r�. R 0· Hoskinson, Karl and Ra ndy, Largo By LUCILLE HAWKI,.$ ribbon ., 1 cphanotis with w hite H. Curtis. M r . a nd Mrs. Percy ber1 st ory ,an d 1am 11 J" and 1 n p1• 1 F1 •·• Mr. an d Mrs. Oon H oskin• si.reamers toppetl with cymbidiums Cu r tis, daughl.er Lin da, o f Akron M rs. Louella Stahl and "Mts. C. �lcasanl wl l h the Ja m es Mourn• � n . Rita Kay, Johnny & nd J i m my, I 011 a white Bible. v isited them June 19. L. Arnold were guests of Mrs. mgs w �o we re ther, for a few Columbus. Miss Sa n d ra Tillis, maid o r hon or days with her par e , n Mr. and Mr. a nd Mrs. Ari Kaspe r of chicken , t� Lester Bro okover at a M r . and Mrs. Wayne A msbary, wore a blue and white full ski r te d Columbus were Sunday guests of Thursday at her home, � rs. Tom Walters. Miss Mourn- 1 Kennelh, Gordon and Harry, Gal• 1 dinner gown styled wllh scoop neckline, m � and Mrs. W eed wt:re o n tbelr lipo lis ; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carr, her parents M r . and Mrs. M. L.. Thomas Fork, wide organd y cotlar a nd ca p w ay h o�e f ro'!l M amc where Vicki Lynn an d Penni of Cool· Ba hr - Mr. a nd M rs. C. E. Woode .sleeves. She wore .i corsage of Mrs. Rollin R1:1dford a,nd d.11ugh. they <Jia1led with relatives of I of Tuppers Plains were also Sunville· Mr. an d Mrs Ray Gladden w hile carnations an d white acres• t': r� a nd . Mrs. Ca rl Shields were Mrs. Weed's. Mis11 Mourning iR McC �nnehiville; M;s. Mattie Cir• day guests. surles. vtsttor s tn Parkersburg Thurs- e mployed in th e o ffice at the cl e, Mr. anp Mr1. Ray mond Fur. Mr. and Mn. Harold Osborne Herbert Grate, Rutland, was best day a(ternoon. Ca ero n Iron Wo k o r H u on, I bee, Keren and Eric, Racine. and sons returned last week fro m I , �� Tillis, Jcr• r John � ; � � were s Ushe man. mner guei-ts O r. an rs. a vacation through the Allegheny Mr. and Mrs. Everett C o lwell. ' Miss J(ldy Jennings returned to ry Black and Charll!s Bur uclt. Each Sansbury a1Jd gra ftd!lo n, Vinton ; Mr . and Mrs. Paul Winn and Smoky Mountains lo Virginia nner o EXT GOVEIN OR N ay d �l Wednes Alliance t n i e hom her . e r wore a white c arnation boutonic �wame Rl gs w e ne ay :v�i Middleport; Mrs. Lizzie McCu mber, Be a ch and Norfolk, Va . . for runaff tic the Democra her a lte r a 10 d aya visit w ilh �r. an ; ;:rs. r was drcs:s.ed The bride's mothe were eil ---Friends we re sorry to learn o f Carolina � e xter; R o y Anderson, LangsNorth or governor father , Carl J1mnlngs and o ther -the sudden death of Mrs. Tho· mas , 11.bove) Ward, le T Vill rry Sanf o rd e ; Mr . an d Mrs. Mu e k gr,. Karen d,. frien relatives and · wee end gue11Is oI HuberI Tau. Mrs. NeII1' e u-acy, M n. 01 'ive I n• l'ayettovme. He defeated Dr. HoUner accom panied htr bo rne Io r and daug h'1 D ye of Recd sv1'II e. Sh e is a 11&:ter o.cr . IIe Ien Lou is"e graha m n n d Bren da Sue , Rev , in-l a w of Mrs. Fa nnie A darnli of L B. Lake. for a visit. are Mr. an d Mn. Carl Ta)'l or and and Mrs. F. H. Glazier, Mr. and I Mr. A nd Mrs. R. L. Got thardt daughter of Col u mbus and Bill Mfs, Jack Seidenabel and Jacklyn and son Bruce of Columbus ard v• Taylor who is atteni.1ln1 OU. Jean, Mr . an d Mrs. Philip S mith ,.. Rob ert H � nn eay, 3C of th e U. The bir thday of Mrs. Grover E rb ed today for a wee kend v isit w ith S. Naval Air Bsae, Pensacola, and Darl ene, Pomeroy. Mr. an d Mrs, F. C, H a i li rh v, her · mo ther, Mrs. W. A. M organ. was celebrate d when the Busy Bee Keith and Kathy Morgan and Fla., has been_ h ere for • tw o Mr. a nd Mrs. Virgil Atkins, Mr• Sewing Circle of the Feder11-ted ___ - - - -- -- - - . ·weelts leave w ith his mother Mrs Chureh met al the church Thur.s • i,�errell Schuler, Mid dleport, are Henry Hennesy, He waa acc om spending a few days with Mrs. day for an all <Lay quilting, panied here by R onald Plonll 1 0 A potluck' dinn er w as 11erv ed at W. A. M organ. who w ent on to Boaton, MtH. noon to Mrs. Erb, Mrs. Freda U Y Q Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jacks and Robert w ill Mlurn to the Norfolk . Milch, Mrs. Louis ReiOOI, Mrs. family of Proctonvllle visited Ai r Rase in Virginia. li--1 Theodore Mora, Mrs. Came Grues­ W ed nesd•y with Mr. and Mrs. Wlt:1'Jffllng rvu, Mr. and Mn. Sidney Pickens Miss Anna Durst, Mn. B en Charles Buck -enroute to Langs-- have return ed from a Week's vlalt er, Me mbers of the HAR•MAS Jun• Neutllinil, Mrs. Walter Bae r, Mrs. ville f or ll vi1it with Mrs. Lula with Mr. and Mrs. Av,�ry Oren• 1 i or Safely Club enj oy ed a n outing Otho Mt·,rny, Mrs. A manda Kasper, Jacks. Mn. Jacks who Will the ner and son, Sidney and Max in a t the New Haven pool Sunday. Misa �na Grueser, Mn. Norm an guest o f the Buck, returned to St. Albans. While they were on was furnished by Tran1portati Kloea, Mrs. W. L. Kautz and ';d"rs, her home with them. trere, the seventh birthday of , Cralg'e Keystone Station and Mr. . Carl Shi eld.a. Mr. and Mn. Harold J o.bnson there, the aevP.l'ltb birtbdt)I of \ Henry Reitm lre, Jr., Mason, Custom Kitchen• - Furniture - Appllancea A nother pool outing and picnic an(I Mr, an d Mrs . .Richard Leif• brated. Mra. Pickt!na had been Ill for aix w eeks b f o re going t o e la tel111 plann ed for the l11t of belt, Sp1ingfl eld and Mr. and Mrs Phone WY 2-5321 July. Robert Lehew and Debbie of St. Albans. Mra. Har ry Mill■ rem1ir11 about Th ose winning p r 1%es at the Charleston were weekend ,:ue1ta MIDDLEPORT, 0, N. SECOND AVE. the same 11t her home , ia Im prov- Safety C1ubs Sport Hop l & 1t Fri• AT o f Mn. Theo Leh ew. Ing sl owly. ------day were Mb1 Barbar■ Prince, a ·- -- · Mis, Kaar Su en e Maris or L os • record for beirig the prettiest 16 1111.TH ANNOUNCED Altos, Calif., has bee lL the guest : y ear ol� present; Slow da nce rown, . Mr. and Mrs. Jeny Lee B Elma, Mich., are pa re nts of· a new of her uncl e and auri\, Mr. and Alan Sayre and Kathy Hud dlesF'n!derlck, Mrs. T . A. Riley for several d1y1. to n, Jerry BurnR and Patricia 1 born aon, Stev en 1 wei&hing eigh t pounds Mrt. Rnbert A1hley and c ou- Reed· f■11 t dance, Linda Casto and 12 sin; Kaaren Sue �aria were Gtlll · -and kathy Huddleston. ., Grandparent . 9" e Jun Dance born unces o Square and Ro<111d Othen winning prizes were : are Hr. and M'ra. Bernard Mc• poha vlaitor1 Saturday. Mr. and Mi:s. R obert Ashley and , Macy Ann Cundiff, Susi e Johnson Bride . St. Lo11i1, Mich. Mrs. McI Bride i! the for mer Emma Fram: Mrs. T. R. Riley spent M onday in and Kathy Huddleston. Columbus the 1uest of the lat• Judge, for Lhe dance w e re Mrii. of Pomeroy. L -- -- ter's mother, Mn, Lemma LIM:hter Elean or Garret, Charles Johnson Miss Kaaren Sue Marla, daughter Barbara Baldwln and chape rones • of the form er Bettle Li1hter, of we re Henry Reitm ire, Jr., M r . and -----------. Los Altos, Calli., 1111 been a 1uest '1:rs. Hoyt Sayre and Mrs. Louise OF of her grandm oth er for the past Cun d iff wu in cha'rge of the re· week. Mr. and Mra. Oliver Lin• rresh menll. k enho ker weN also gaeell of Bachnen Market and Cralgs Mr,. Lighter and slater, Mi11 Zella Keystone Station contributed the Pullin. I door prizes. ,._ l MUz. Sl..iriff members of the 1 960 MadDa lly Vacati on Bible School were honor Kuests WednesI day when they met at the Finl Baptl1t Church lor a luncheon. Mrs. Belly P1du.-111:,, d ean of the . 1960 achool, conducted a 1hort bu11i nesa meeting and thanked the Rtaf t tor 1t1 toopc· ration and work with the �:hool The !manl'ial te· port was gi ven b)· Re v Raymon Konknghl Rev Fred I Gardn('r a lso spoke. th nking a ll for their w o rk. a dleport ly FRIDDII HOUDAM>llLT ' -�nd Transfers I Staff Of Vacation Daily Bible School Honor Guests At Wednesday Luncheon Around And About Middleport Nazarene Church In Rutland Was Scene Of Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy's Wedding I m•r I ------ --- - Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 1, 1960-3 .allotted b)' e.ach Academy. In t · way, he pointed (lUt, appoln me1tts are made excluthiel)' the basls of ability and merit an the Con1ressman baa no inftuen • in de t erm ining the sel ection. All Interested ,oplicantl: are urged to write to Conareaama n Ken Bechler, Room 18'1, Old Ho1.uie Office Buildln&, Walhing. ton, I�. D. C., so that arrange. rnenta ca n be made for the teats. I Examinations tor yo ung Weit Virginia men who are aeekin& appoin tm ent! to the Army, Na vy , Air Force a nd Mer chant M arine Acad em ies will bt held In Hunt• lngton and Parkersburg, July 1 1 , 1960. The location or Lbe exa• m inati on room in Huntington will be Room 22, Federal Building at 8:::,o a. m . and in Park ersburg at the M a in Post Office Building at 8:30 • · �·, Representative Ken H echJer said. 'Mt:ls is a fint of a series or �xa m lnat_io ns which will be &iven m Huntington and Parkersb "!rg bt'tw_een now and the time the nom matlo � �re made . The secohd es.ammattOJl will be held o n or •�o u t Novem ber 10, UMM). �pphcanll wh� cannpt take the , first - exa m 1nat1on apply to take the secon� e:1�maUon. Repr esenlallve �echler sta ted that the exam.Jnatlons wiU bt lil�.ad�d by the Ci\'ll Ser·d�e Co m mtwo n and the top ranluf!g P.eo�le p_auinii tht exam1!1.At1on \fould automatlcallv be n ominated to compete for the one vacancy • �.. --- disaster to the producers concernrd. In the recent cherry campaign, for instance, an ad- f ditional 5 ,000 tons was moved at a time when slirn ulated sales were sorely needed. And, in every case. the consumer has been given ex­ ===;;.,;;;;--;;;;;-_;_·_;;,-;.;;-;;.._;;;..,=- --·.;;-==-;.;;·-;..,·.;;--;;;--;;;..;;:;;-::;:::-----I nuts; 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy•Middleport, 0., July I , 1960 . II Does rfhe Job and its purpose was and is to move food.s in tempo rarily abundant suppl� through regu. -- '\ * China Fostoria Crysta l Beaut iful Syracus e China Hollow-ware Si Iver * * * K&C JEWELERS WY-2,3785 POMEROY, OHIO �ST MAIN STREET ' Phone yo u co uld be a wi nner !. Check for you r Ohio �uto license . num ber at Sohio today! .' e> .. �,,. .... •• �Leaders Drop First. Baseball Gatne Of Season Stuart Blasts Three Homers Turni rtg nuus·--. �!,�!�,?!� e t jP •• �� !.��� fS rnto his se<•ond game lme'-'P and���2" i1tct1tive � eJlt UnltN p,..f., lnt.rtMtlonal �t!!! ����.��.�:�, Did. Stuarl has thrPe _ good rt-a!lon5 10 bt-Jltve hf' has finally silen<·ed the "wolve�·· at Pittsburgh's t'orbes Field at leas! until tonight's game with lhl' tos Angeles Dodgers. I. ' , t I Bt" nched by ,i1a nag t'r Dann y Murtaugh last weeke nd f.,r wea k h1ttinl;\ and booed by Pittsburgh Jan s all season. lhe husky Californian turned those Jeer� lo <'het"rs Thursday nighl wh t' n hf' h i t three consteulive home runs ln the sPcond game of a doubl eheader again s t the San Fra ncisco Gianl� Stua rt's "hat trick"" prope i led ; _ the Pi ratts 10 an 1 1_6 yictory a(ter th{' G1anls had wo n the ope n tr, l l -0, with ll 17-hit allack. In the first game, Stuart was hooted loudly when hr struck out as a pinc-h,hiltt>r. �lit_ Murta_ugh --- - MEN'S •nd B<lVS' LACE TO TOE TENNIS OXJ.ORDS $2 ,7 7 p r. •oush's Shoe Store llilddleporl, Ohio tO-:J; the Chicago Stuart rpat'fed qu ickly�tiigging I W hite Soj n01'-,ned th t! "asttingstarter Mike McCormick for a ton Sen atoh 4-2 lri 1 0 in�ihgs three-ru11 bla11t in lhe fi rst i n n - and the Boilon fle d Sox ripf,ed ing. II was his ninth homer of the DetrQ,it 'tig er& 1 1 . 7 _ the season but his first at Fo r bes e:rnlc Ban.is sm�she(I the 250th fi e ld ttm year. ho me r llri of his maj1;tr league caa.lh "two �r• rl'er and RJ�ble Ashburn coll ectStuart, th_ough . didn't stop ed his 2,abdt� major le,oue hit there . He hit ,. 110lo home r ofr as th£> Cubs chised Lew /urdette Billy Lot#J _ ln . his ne,ct at-bat in with a five-run rally 1� the shcth the third rnnuig and theti made iuning. The Cubt colleded lS it 3-for-3 with another bases- h i t.s , including four by pitcher empty clout oU (oS('"r Stu Miller Don Caritwell. in the fifth fr ame. Ed Roebud:'s sturdy tt:ilief pit1t W as Stuart's best perform�ce si llce he j oin ed the Pirates ching carri ed the Dodgers to two years aQ:o after a sensntlonal v i d ory at Phil11delphla . Hoebuck tonk · " ove, in th"'" fou·,th Inn,· n a• ·in th e minor Career · s. and allowed o■ly three hits and W illie Mays also enjGyed a big one run the rest of the way to '-t at the expense uf the ritts· ,, " nig p it k u p his sixth victory against · h era. Th e G t lints' cenb µrg h p1tc on l y oni! defeal. C harley N1·:1 I hi1 ter-fielder collected six h l l s in a t wo-run home r and Mary Will s . . 11even a t - bals, ·meJ ud 111g h 111 t " •fh 1mlo11d ed a three- r un triple to an d 16th homen. drove i n five pact> the Dodgers' 14-hil attack. r uns and l:'egained the Nalional Gentll• Smack. "T wo League batting leadership with a J im G entile drove in five r uns .361 average. wi1h his I Ith and 12th ·homers or the sea-son and Skinny B rown T h• "ron d Iace M I' I wau kee pitched 3 si x -hitter to help the • . Bruea c1rop.,..... t hree games O rio 1 es snap a th ree •game lo�1ng back QI the Pirate s b losin g 10 streak . Marv Bre eding also homthe Chicago Cubs 1 1� a nd the e re? off loser Ted Bowsfield. Los Angelet Dod i;rs down ed th e 1he Yan kees wrecked Kans as c· . _ " II " Ph • <"J ■d •lnh ,..l , Ph ' "' • 10 6 · . 'i" City w i th five home rl:i includi n g l cmna 11 and S . Lou iII were I d e . ' perm1_· 1 . t�o liy Moose Skowron, In Stcond Orlolff R ting Rnl�h Terry t_o coast to h111 The Baltlmor�rlol es regained fourth victory ag111n s 1 three de,econd place in the Amer ic a n f�ats. Roger Mari� ll it hill 25th Lea e with 1 �l victor over c1 r <'ull homer of t h e season to the 'ttevela.nd Jndians·• th! New l)UII five games ahead of Babe Yorlt Yankees banded the Kansas R,uth' 11 record 1g27 pace. Mickey Mdntle end Tony Kube('k also hom4!red for the Yank ees. I J S. p· E.C l� •t , ' t .. T 1 4• SWITZ. j UjlhOls!,rin.,, y.'indstdl!l�, 'Steertng MARK 30 MER.CURT MOTOR . with :�;�� �; ..•:. I d.n;i::: if�o�l��42�;:�:. ar(! !ist �i��! at the ti.and� !5 . 627 Pil,tshu rgh e, Milwaukef' . $an Francism , Lps An�t'les St. Louis . c i qri J h11 ,1\ rh !cago . . . Ph1ladel �)'lu1 • .- I 38 27 37 i2 33 35 33 35 32 � 27 lD 29.,4! f"��nh(d .485 3 .!tie ti .48� d',i .4S5 d!h · 7 td . ; 14i'ii . 6d 15%: . . th tf' f1ieiulh Chlc4:00 h� _ e, 5 . Ppt( ,1 st, � -an fra':'. t � pfi4 f)! Pth 11 Sail n l s i.1t1 A. 11t • 1 �, f ·, j ft ght Only c,ari'lis �.. . . , H Friday1 �roJi � Plttw;.rl M llwi�Rii . P. � St LOj.,ls-2 9a mn, . twlllftit-111itlt - Pl\arro 4-'2 and M.cK9nj li 0-1 vs Jatksin 9-7 and Simrniio"• 1 "' ". C incinnati at Chlc,ago--Newcombe 35 vs t:reeman 3-0 S..n Francisco at Ph lad,lphi• nigh t- JonH 9-7 vs Buit ardt 4-J Lo, An g•lu at P ltt•b.,,-gh night -Podr•s 7-6 ..,s Law 1 1 -3 Saturday•• Gamet, San Fnnclko et Phl la, , nlt ht Los Ange l es at PlthbtJrgh Cindnn■ti It Chic,go MIiwaukee- at St. Louit, n ight A , 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE Coutro'" 750-lb. c&J)aclty l.,IKE �EW ("'111111 OPIN 9 A.M. tll I P.M. PHOtH WY-2,3324 MI NIRIVILLI, OH I O jFl.t.lne Bait - Mlnno.,• - Worm1 - Night Crawler•I I Where your dollar buys more MILES PICN IC : SPORT ING AUTO SU PPLI ES $38·88 Only $49•99 .,. -11 Yicltt <Min • PICNIC JUG •• 2ss :1· i IJ ' BAR-8-Q GRILLS ◄ 011 Pllf GTMS tliIIll'• Ille .... ta.tt '.. i $2.81 ' . CHILdliN'S SWIMMING POOLS 18 I NC . . . . . . . . . ,4.18 n 24 INC . . . . . . . - . ,a.88 24 INCH DELUXE UB .9$ Blac� . Mack, whiter wbiti hoipi l!l 000, Volta PfotuN p..,! ·· Tubti S.niry • Un\ •r. G� Uoldft " "• TUba Cueto MaUo Tiu._.. ._. C-.I Colon: MahotllllYt Walnul,i,,:81ond. , Model 1111 YCM11 11ac; llKlH. $11,95 $239 5 '1 . ... .. ...�... .. .. -- Werner : MADE OF COLORFUL PLASTIC VINYL IM- MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ""'���------.;;;.______________.__..,___________;.J I. "Where lladlo • TY lo A Not A SldellM.'.'....a Buoloeos N. Seeoad Ave. # ■liile .,... . . 71 TT' Iii •· 1d" I""" ' • • Ill•""'' - l • • '.. •, < I . > • Three-Time Champion, '59 Runnemp, Meet DAYTON U PI - A three-time champion and laat year's runner­ up met todo in a ,ruelln.11: 36-hole n;iatch tor "1,e Ohio Women's Arna• teur 1olf champto,iship. The play pilted 42- ,ear--old Mrs. Chari• Beird•liey of , Daylofl, w:lnner of tbe title in 1938, IMO and tNi, aaaln1t 22-year-old Lo­ raine Abbott ol Toledo who fln­ l1hed ae<:o nd lut yfiar to Betty Kerby. YOUR HEATING 0()1.l AR * <loot! Eve�a,f$,l«pdrt�d 8,e�. Of :- -= Panamas - .Milan• And ijallors - From $2.95 ,r Ml'II. �- •K• • aw., Mi88 Cl)'"etie fllnqer and Bill Ackqtt of St. Pclersburir Fla., are visiting Mr.: and Mrs. A. H. Bail ey. Miss Mlirtha Orr spent Ule week end wit,h her �Uer, Mr. and Mrs. Roget Grues er,\4,oe110., Mr. and Mrs. Jarett ParsoIUI of Rock Castle, W. Y,ll .. sp ent Tues, wil.4 . . a d llrs. Ralph Bal- a lfJ , • � '!11! OUARANTII w.,a IOlltti f9ur al1ta of Natlonan,,. , �� ,t:�-w,t; ';jl ' !i ' I I i ! i,i I I \ wtllv•�k._ Out Th,' s 1 11rrn-1 I j '/ l\ MART-I n ..... I REST " U nftJlll ... . NT " ·� · TAKI THE . 4tli OF JlllY Fil�llt cboltiNG DIME WlfH 1US MEMBERS and GUESTS MUSIC IIY . GEORGE HALL COMBO ____ Lai' . 9 Wl!.ltYONr Wrt'H AN d#;,o AUTO UCl!.IISE PLATE IS AIITOIIAnt:AUr ,;; . ,I/if. •� lfltcRIWt. la�ij�t_ . • wv....-i_-. . ' ' "'•• fli t; .. ,; ' � tt•· - ·� ,,:. , , �r - SONIO C 0 - irf• •2 50, 000o • ·a � Pallsengeii,l!tatfon wtgoil. !• Otie own er, 6 cyl., standard transmission . """r•�n. Radio and heal er, r. �-600 4 hf fi'iiiK '"""'' --- , _,�· · · -�:;:. ,vM - ·ur, 1-1 • r \• , ,1 ' '' • • No • power steering. One owner, Red and , ' - - '1· 2:· ,s. · u-i• I ' Q) 1°095 Sh rp :p �2, � -- il&�E • • , ,1tan1 WYiilcr'cilti �1i s.z ,, ., ' lltofl1ZP9iT, OJIIO � ,. ' . . 2'-f-, t.i'-'I � Ulii.i»nxnfflD c1u111l1 blltt, p11111p, a.,, 1 foldi11 • witlt V-1. 185 HP ...g11111, portable 1■11rchliglit and other ocot-,1•1. MOIi THAN 15,000 OtHE R FREE bREA M GIFT S RA .. GING IN VALUE UP tO •1,000 I a UST ,onu ma, f..to NEW SUNDAY! ll:ver1• df.10 Iba• nuMbar hoa baen OllfOMOtlciiitly ,nt.rtict. lodi ,...Ii: 0 MW lid of wln11l11,i tic.-, n11111ti.n -.Ill IN ..-cl • all Sohlo ttotlo,,1, Whu1ln9 ,11,.h■u er■ ..lecncf by CM1 lnd.,-..dent rhltlltlcol OfGanl­ zalloti, ln11,1rh1-11 folr dlltl'l\utlan thn1119ttov1 Oh!•· F... 9lhs mud be dalMH � wffk. • •QIATII PLATH NOT INCLUDID. H any ■ni-wl■ IHIIM MIii.... fl ,..i� In-� .-aMe .ef e C8lllf'll"J, mi. 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Bel/ .,§ i:ar•ter� ereel:°i·•vi•o "J:il�:'=" �'!l:"l!J r,o d 0 0 - -- I ____::a:__. -'-JL.!=-' · ..... - , '59 STUDE BAKE.l - $169$ 1 1 OD 1 $ - - - · - - 1t5 ef Mdotl,i•, . f!r ,!!�'!. lypol of Ila,;, flicll I( ...,,,. able with coll, and all havl i•• -♦ SATURDAT� JULY 2nd --:-7" 9;30 til 1 TH ISE, USED CAR VALU ES! I _:..i_ �.:t:. OFF EAGLES CLU B M for ycur approval *' C: IICLl'S " ...........' ' D ,· ne - I01'•nl l !f!i, 1p '· . I $20,000 !he pu,d;aae af any "°"'"· 11lo .,;•­ win Nied the style, type aod bu;tde, af the ...... lo be bulH · on hll own lot, Winne, ,-t.d - of July 10. r'. . - � .,. � lll - OtT Ori: a�, . .. -::.:c---"'�·-- - 11" si e :- M .E ' 11 · at Tuppers Plahlfi. Mr. an(J iUB. Alva Whittaker spent the weelt ena in Cincinnati with her parent.'!, M. and Mrs. I L E. Cobb, . Ed ward Cobb returned home with them for- a villjt. Mr. and Mr&. Frederlck, BreniJn of Grove City, Fla.,�caUed oh · Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Q[1' and Mrs. Minnie, 10rr �-'ef!t_ly. 1 • Mrs. Ola :Hy11etl, Raciile, spent . a few d ays_ With Mt. and Mrs. . Stanley, TrU¥ell. , · , Mr. ind !!lrl. Silly .and sons of. l\�vilt,, spent Sunaay with ' M11 1 and Mri. Clirit Mr, ind Mrs. Alv a Wh(Ua"k1r alN\llt Friduy Jq Port.mou th ron• aUUfoi a dcictqi'. .. , and Mn. Atthu, Oft ii,elit ��rday eveillllt jl,ltti Mt. and l'lri Harold Cii'tiiftafl; lla"i!IM" RD. IIJ'__ •P<l llra.. A. 'It. u.lllll'- Cly�­ ette nll!tter and 1)111 Ackel), si. Petersburg, Fla., epent M:0Jicli1 ���l�I _with Mr. and Mn. Roi,d Mornln1 $� and en­ Eynon Joy;ed home made ice creaid.. Jft. Ind Mn. - Robert'. Balley and Ion, Bobby, of ChOlter !),eril "lliii­ with A. H: B.Ueyo: · ,,1til. " al YOU MAY WI N a •ao,ooo DREAM HOUSE 1 • doffl'iifle°·� - STRAW HATS .' 10-YEAR I I ____ ------�-+----_:_.:::.:;: DANC E REBELS KIL�· ' -� j\EDAN, Nor�h S"IJ'ltra UPI­ . Tiehty ti\Jillah's WefitJ, kilJed car• • ' ly this week when atr-'F.ni� l'ebel band raked a bus . �!¼JC;. bazooka fire about 13tl mues &Opt�,pf here , the army said today. , , � __., . -+ ----.--r- - · ; dt --- ---.- CURLEE SEWELL IIROOKFIELD .. Bb$h�n S.Utiety 1 959 Lar k $ GET DOUBLE -DUTY FOR $ L . $ 1 795 I iJjja!lcltil.Ai.D..t:l'Y.,:Wl\en �•leplu and altematet p��· r_ ent uieir W11ftcatea of electtc:m at tht Republlcu NWoi:iQ;.; conventtorl bl Chicago, they wtb receive a copy· of thla· t1cktf¼7 ���4'1tfop, 1 "'� .JDJy 2� In the Jntematlonal .unph:i...,\' � o. Judd. executive ,ecn,tar, :otrt. ��,:.-�..Wen; "'!""ru:"!u, II lieepliif 1,W U<kef' under lock and J<Oy. ' $995 Metrop·ollf. ■ uw_....;.. I · I ■ I 1 . FI • -to Dally s ".'.' •I . Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., JUll_ 1,_ 1� � � __ EXAM J.NNOUNC ED -P,OMOT ■ s GOOD""°MAi l l!ll ,' COOJM BUs UPI - Al Jacbon The U 11 11ed Stilte1 Civil Serof th• Colomb� ,.,. and Bili K an- ,·,ce Com m,..io o ba• announced M IAMI B EACR, ""· UPJ.i kel of the Montrhl Royal� pitched an txam1na tion for Guard, GS-3 Dou&h• Ambrldle, pruldant 1hutoulll Th�rsda7 n ight m a p;ur 53495 per yea r , Gu ard, GS-4, Abifibl Power and Pape, eo.. T of lmp,eom, ;flo,u to •eep t h•" 13755 pe, yea, _ and Polke man, ,o n to. told m,mbf!n ol � du� out of tht: lnlerna.ll onal GS-5 . $4040 p<-r Yl'ilr. Mei1t or tile ln ter111t1on al Tuudly that btLea.itue cella r . rurn•nt ucancit>t1 are 111 Wright- mtructinlil: chiltren ln � maJi. n g� ve up only two hits J Patter son Air F orn� Balie . Ohiu, nen "will do more than anythlrlf in pitchm1i �� Columbus to a 2- 0 VJ<' · ;md D.a�·ton Atr force Depot, Day- [ else to kee North America quiet; . p , tory over tbe leat,:ue-leadmg To- 1 ton . Ohio . pe,cef,I and 1r,·endi1· . ronto Ma,Je l,ellh _ __ _ ~-- - --and K unkel hurled a thr ee hitter a1 lhe Roy aJs edged !he R1thmond V1rg111 ian1. 1-0 Th{" Rochester Red 1 Win gs he a l lh <' Mu1 mi Marlins . S.3, 11,nd the C u ban Sug ar Kin gs de!eat ed lht' BuUaJo Bisons, 6-:5 1 . All the arts or preparing I n ol her g.amPS · dishes just the wily Yffli like them are atl Open 1 ,A'S SIGN ICHOOllOY book to our expert chefs. KANSAS CITY <UPl t - Joseph / n Robert Tita. an 18-ycar-old rig)ltCOME SEE ha nded pitcher from Lynd hurst, • N. J., has been �igned by the Kansas Cil}· Athlelics org:anization a nd I will report to the A]huqut>rquc. , N. M., club of I.he Class D SophoA. mort Leagu e . lie was an all-11tat e ' I N MIDDLll'OBT ON R OU TE 7 Pilcher In �"" Je,sey with th,ee no-hlllers to hia C' redit. - -- - -- i $1 995 · RADIO ancl TELEVISION I. H . •nd R · FIRESTON E DE�LER STOltE /, . or Pitt:h� Put o_ui, Reep Out Ot Cellar I 1 959 Ford Fa 1rlone /$32.50 up z ,: l_lAMIO �1.N-Tlwl Ii ·l,tt ill q,u munition& dlllflJ' Which bJiw up tri HaUJl.a. air.d! &l·u'Ual, tile U. 9. pvtfM!ent ,WU b)arp.ed tot tlH aabOt&P, USED CAR SliMMO lllltS by • I An lers' Best � Ski. 1 Needed Thl·s We·ekend I . TO �its ' w lie ii 49" D11molff And Up $l9.95 � $29,95 l. u. I. I Wednesd ay '• Fullmer-Carmen BaJenaon now hll a sbble silio title fight in • co-p romotion cia:ht professional boxen and two w i th N orman Rolhichi,J of Sy- amaleun. The prOII iriclude cham\ pion Fullmer and brothera light , racuJie . P\I. Y. weight J a y and middle weight Young Rothschild h&i been Dun. . " 1 ' lnt e•t tow e gazln lil! . . r: � Th e , 111•P1 " tlon providtd by ne arbY ;ou�h w• r �are an y , i i u mer I 11Iht,, and Je!"son ,• 'W here wea lth Y 0up1er 1 . huge d U· [ plex �acre layout of mmk shed• West Jordan tJ:oxln g een t.« 18 one dest deterren lll to J u I compr1.e 1 th e second lar,lest of the soun · m m k r a nch ·in A mer ·1ca . And , lo- I' Ye m·1 e de 1 mquenc)' Ih at e:d 1ta wa rd West Jor dan, where pilot anywhere"' decla red Dupler. "I( Lanl:,y eray-haired Dupler, 64, [ Jenson, and cha mpion Fullm er [ our country hid more boxing men is p resident of the Iiller�ountain and ma;chmaker Brown h ue • like Man it would ha ve much less trouble .,th our ,teen-agers" �, Boxine: Club, Inc., *hlch sta&ed their farm�Jenson, a torrner amateur a nd N•wlv• �1"11, littel'NI Tall, blond1e!\ Jenson. 43, and proft-ssionat bonr, entered the �upler have_ deter m_lned t� re- mink bm1in� H • high school ' . vive boxing mtereat ID the mter• b�y wh en he worked on a !o'II:mounta in area-Utah, l(faho. Mon- mink ra nch for $2f • month in 1 tana, Wyoming, Colorudo and Ne- ca_sh a nd � a mtith in young mmk. The mmk floari,11,d aod "' ,ado. did M arv. l Dupler-who owns swanky fur ·f. COLUMBUS UPJ _ It will take Shops in Salt Lak e City, DenYer all tlle skill at the fisherman's com- and Albuquerque, N. M., and mJ:\nd to take home a nice st r in� of do es a larCe whol esal e busin ess fish this w eekend, the Natural Re· I through New York manu'llcturera -jdvcs most of the hoxlng cresources Department reports . 1 dit to Jenson. " "The fish are ori the ir feed "t would sav." PJi n bin ed the g. an e y h t nt and sa s e d partme the tyC?On, "th at Ma rv Jenson mink lers are going to have to put prob a bO' the mo!lt rPepected is to e mak forth a liltle extra effort active mah In boxinP in Ote Unitthem bite. ed States today. And he deserves Here are the fishin_q con d itions that respect, not merelv heca use expected for the we eken d in th e he prod uced na me fi ght ers like East Central and Southea st ern Fullmer and Rex Layn e, but be­ J area : Some major streams inelud- cause of the un11etrish efforts he inll: Walhonin�, Wills Creek, Musk- has elven to the youth of his ingum and Hocking have fair to community." tood water cond itions. Som e fish Pre'll:Y Joe pointed out that ror befni:? caught. A feW of the Jenson has provi ded free years Muskintum area lakes are in good lessons and trainine: facll • ll boxl d an oonditlon with tiass, bluegills j '! ties or foung Pepple of the Sa t catrish fishing fa ir. Lake City are a, and that recently he bu l1t , modenl i«YfflnasiumT I TANS .StGN TkREE irena at his West Jordan tanch NEW YORK (UPI) - Two line- at a cost above $1!Kl,OOO. Ott p,.; LHIOM m�n and a quarterback today were More' th.in 1!50 youngstel'I of among the :lited pliyen to flign the area t ake free lesson,. �r with the New York Titans or the tr ain there every week. Otheh Amerlcan Football League. Joinmake their quarters t� ere, Whefe i'"' the Ti.Urns -were Unt,meo F'Nlnk Millcevlch, formet' bniv itf of sleepine: ac4rOmroodatio�B are proSollth �rolinfl star, an[Ro'-er vided for 40, w'here there is a o Caldprlvate resi.urant, and w,iei'e oe Ellis f M.eine, and Bllb the gym�aShilTl-with its eotlapwell. who set a nu,l'l"i'bEif' o f !ehool passin g records at Ark.a n&as State l sibte sidewall stianda-ean 11eat last year. 1M for boxing shows. SALT LAKE CITI" U P I-The �logan ut bo x mg ri:en here. l n . thf' , 1nt.ermoun tam, region 13 minks , and maule rs · B» coinci de�ce. promoter Joe Dupler and f1ght-man1..ier Marv J enson are prom inent mink rail• c� ers. And m iddleweight ch am pion (NBA vers ion ) Gen e Fullm er has started a mink farm. A lso match make r La urel Brown ralses the future pelts. ' , ia-'ttt · tfJiJSt b----t ffi--Di'-j•11 fm .-. o·\.7IiM:f t·tt• ti' �- . HM· • ,.••r. v. ■ Alu ljllllf!_ lr•m• 'if!I�. taetlie,-pr.or _, inll Nylonlte, I, II • � � _$6.88 : JUNE SPECIAL .. .\. ,.'..,'' , u· Car Wnh Brash Mo<leb [: ' L P jl' 1 ' I I I H,,,INCM WARRIOR IIICI Deluxe , I �"'i.,.. ,., --- I I p Diddle and J. Altlre each }, gl ed, bodgn pitche rs tann ed 14, issm•d 0711:" free puss . Card pitt•hers iarinetl' I{) 1:1nd kav e five passes. Dodgei's 202 �� 7 I C�i'di ti als 200 002-4 5 o Em let, Gibbs (3) (WP� cuutth� (fll 1md Lou Dlehl 1 J. Diddle, bostic (fl) aria !=;�nt>el". Umpires: Johnny Clelan d , Roger Bitch Bild JOhn Mitch. BRAVES 19, R E DLISS 1 '2 For, the Sra .ves of ka'�lhe, Jl:oss �oubled .ind sr h tl ed. Hensl er doutile(! an d ha d two singles, Roush three doubl.:11 iii d two singles and Ricky Crow two singles. For th t' lte dle•s Phalin doubled and si"., &:l ed, �dathews h ad two s ingles , Dick W erry a 2-run hom er and a single, Charl es Hyse ll a solo home r an . " d s I nt Ie, Lenny VanMe-t er a doubl e, aM Jimmy Cond e a single. R ous h tor Racine fann ed 1 1 walked five, whil e Redleg hurler� I fanned 8, walked 9 . Braves 323 704- 1 9 17 R1idle1r:s . 421 212-12 10 3 Roush and Wickline. Mathews (LP) Hysell (3), Werry (4J and Van Meter • . • U m pire - Art Slobart. Y ANK E E S ,��F E I T ' .....--. _The Yankees_ forl e1ted to the Grnnls for th eir second loss that · th e PHt wee k w 8>' m · ff. HM ,ii� TH E DISPUTE I ·- U al • Rt, · I 4 " In d ,ans 202 2-6 3 3 Jets 14' X-9 4 2 · . Bot-by Grueser, Jlmn:'y Crow � ) . ' , l(i" >i . " · 0 b Billy Cund iff <21 an d Billy Cundiff, .,� . . J. Crow (�) . J�- hn Wolfe an d Tom,, , )/. , ( 1•-� , , ., c::.o+ Slb'tliH f)ltcifeM it8HH, tiat- botk 8Utgie ' • 8•. eorge Muer a two m worth)''s Little Leagu e Senators to 1 ll homer I� � )' Woods. fourt h, Larry Th� Indians' thre� singles were 8 4-I victo ry ove r the Redl eg on : � 11d w _ a triple_ m the fourth and b� C arllITTI Crow, B Iiiy Cund i ff and Thursday evening in M" ddl � t ' 1 1 t] the sixth. i • �d � Jewell. For the Jets, Le_e a nd put a lock on the �fn/��l' · �t�t:rtfanned 10, walked lour, Jilo)d, Tom Wood11 and De nnis championsllip or " the diamon d sea- Fl , re fanned six, waJl:ed three. Wehrimg s ingled a nd John Wolle son. enators S 010 210---4 '1 O had a three run hom er. Redl egs 000 001-1 t 0 There wei'e 1 3 walks by rn d ian S_tobart came 11o close to naving Stobart and Gladwell. Fire and pitch ers a nd 10 by Jet pitchers. a 1l()-. 1dcler d ebate is deaened on Manl ey I n the •�P �' _tti e foutth, It was whether be did or did not. In the other game l•at nl:ht the repo rted , an lnd1an batter, to fflake In the bottom or the si llit h leadIt more diffiC'Ult,_ WU on his knee& mg 4-0, Stobart walked l�ado[f I�dians deleated the Braves 8-3 on t�e pitch de_hv ery As he went batter John Tannehill who moved with David Cll8ci hurUng for the to h1 11 kn ees, with Wolfe pltchmg, to secon d on Bo b Mam ey ·s rol l�r Braves, Mik e Bratlon for the InWoHc storped his motion · to the mound. Mark Tannehill dtans. The umpire (of Syracus e) called I bunted toward third and Stobart a balk and two more runs than chose to mak e no play at first shows on the c ount came in whil e which at best would have been · •ir8'iDU l :JI th e · issue wa s being deba ted . • .' clo se , pl ayed the ball, L'ather, to I Th e Jet m� nager said if Syra cuse t hird . But no out followed as John 1 Radio, heater & auto. trans. w.a ntcrl to wm that way, he'd J?:ive Tannehill got back to second safeAll white \Wth beautiful blue them th e game a nd he fo r feited by ly. int erior. pulling hi s team off the field. After John TannehJII had scored Bob Roberts, an acti•·e and vete nn league manage r and p11S t offi- on a passed ball, Stobart moments 1 9.57 Studebaker . �ial. sa_id today i,t _ wBR a matter to later mad e th t> final out as he tie decided by tfie league officers. blocked sliding Mark Tannellill ofr I A fine �r that has be4Yt overhome plate as he triad to1 _!1CQre on 1 , loOked hs, oar bu,en. Dtlft! -----, another passed ball. Cakher Gl ad thLs car home for well mad e a brilliant rC('OVery and Only throw. Stobart also had a big eveniM at hat. He solo homered to leild off One local owner. Ec!Mlomy the second, doubled in the fourth , ,plus in this compact job. 6 and was. pasi.ed intentionally in the cyl. Overdrive. I fifth. Other hitters off n,·ck,·e Fife �- Hack ett and Vaninwagen, CHICAGO UPI - Don NewWe have th .... 1t50 mockl C'O be c1t n pitch himself ou t F IGHT R E SULTS urs. . Chevrolet, O.Soto and or D E TRO I T UP I - Henry Hank, the Cin ci11nati dog house toda)' . Pontiac. All 6 ·c,1. with T he 34-yea r-old righthander g01 1 1 51. Detroit, knock otd out V icto r 1tralaht trenL , rNio ·& het1t• I 1na {"•1 , .,.. , Arge-nf . ar. Come In and mtk• us an I h t' call to 1ace the Chicago Cuba 1a 1H ar, 160,. TOKYO UPl - Hlroskl Okaw•, offer on on,e of th.... i n tile opener of a three ga me snics with the Windy Cily team. JaJJMI, 011t,olnted Sornk lat K lat• Al10 a 1950 Wlllys pklc-up Bul NewcOJnbe V(UI be on the muan.,on, Th•iland 1 1 2 ), won Or• tru.c k for lob •• UM around spot whe n h e takes th�- mound 1..,, tunlor l ightwelaht tltl•. the houte or farM. -------Crom both Red Mana ger Fred Ope n Sunday & .Monday. Skip Hulchlnson and Cincinnati Gener- ALOU.TTIS TRADE W I LLIAMS in and look around. We also MONTREAL (UPI) - Sid WHal Manaeer Gabe Paul. have ·rnatirie fuel 01i 'the rivet The former OQdger ace was Iiams, forllU!r Wisconsin quarl.e r• btink. repri m an ded by both the club cX- back who once belonged to the II. IIIVJVI• ecutl vea rece ntly for hi1 . indiffer- New York Giants, was traded by ' cnt attitude 11nd t.eken ou t of the the ,Montreal Alouettes Th ursday 'Tranlporiiatlon on Dtnd A: s.·• .startlng rotation, althouah Hutch to tlie Winnipeg Blue Bombers in llho,Mt WY-� 11l d that the "cbewina: out" had e'll:c h•nge for Don Clark, a n ex_ P.OH �, o. I. Maln It. · �, •.,,. O�lo State halfback. nothln .l to do with this. Bi g Newk Gets m· Chanee r· O Come Out Of Doghouse I. :n a M.IDks, M' auIers M'oon . g It u In F.ar w·est Where Box1ng . IS Rece1vtn . . g Its s·1 fJCest pUSh g 21 . I I IOYI' •r GIIILS' NtJw •h i • C11ntilever fr■rne. k �•"'4 ch11in 1uud. coa1ter bralu, !lrf11! nt 81,oed Cuahlon tire1. A honfl)' 411 a ti ' ,,., •"f/ I I fflll'1I "'Ill ' I ;r II - Open At Home Of i ,I ?Ml. w L pct. 6B Nf'w York 40 25 .6111 42 30 .58:i Pf.o1 H.il1 11r10n' C') e \•l'lan d 37 28 . 569 3 37 31 .544 4 �':,l C.'hieai:io oet ro 1l · 32 34 .4� B½ Washi n g ton 30 35 .462 IO K ,1m;a.� Cil_y 2A 42 . 38,. 151,2 Dost u n ,2 4 43 .358 17 Thursday s Results New Y ork 10 K■n1■s C ity3 : lo•ton 1 1 D•troit 7 Ch i . 4 Wnh, 2, 1 0 inn, night ••ltlmore 9 Cleveland 1 night Friday'• ProLable Pitch•rs Clntl•nd at. Yf11hi'1gton. nliht Al Smilh, who homered in the tllird inning with a male aboard, -Grant 5-1 v• F 11�., 2-4 ,cored the White Sox' deci5lve Chicago at Baltimore nlc,fit• run .a t Waahtngton wh e n he dou- Pleroce &.3 vi P•PPf• 6-S Detroit at New Y ork nlafl'tbled a nd rode home on anoth er two-bagger by Joe G l nsberr, . The Lary 6--9 ,.._ F ord 4-5 J y 10118 snapped Wasti ington's fiveKan1H C i ty at Boston night- I came winning 11treak-thc Nats' H•II 5-3 v• Sullivan 3-1 s.111rcf1y'1 Game• lon11:esl in six yea r s. Cltnland at Wallhlngton Two home runs by Rocky Colo - Chicago •• Baltln'lor•, hight vlto i;arried the Tigers lo a ll car- Detroit at New York 11 5-0 lead at Bolllon but the Rf'd kan1a1 City at BOiton N1<:w·ro N, Mass . UPI - Jimmy Sox r alli ed to win on a six-r un MAJOR LEAGU E LEAD E llS P ie raall, problem-child outfield er burs t in the eighl h t n nl n � . TNI NATIONAL LEAGU E .J Willl,1m s , rcvrling ill thc �nl or the C leveland I ndian s , hlld G AB R H nt. d1lld problems or his own L o so lve weath er, bla11 tcd a 450-fo ot dri � e Pl•y •r-Club into the right field Ulf'a<'hcrs m May q, S. F. . 69 26.1 60 95 .361 to(lay before he could rejoin his th e fo u rth. II was hl11 t :l th of the t..,arker. L. A. 55 161 i,5 57 .354 ball d uh. 68 296 45 99 .334 Pie rsall was invit ed to bring season a nd th e M5t t, of hi R co- Groat, I'll ts. lmnte . Pills. t16 270 44 90 1 333 his wife, Mary, with him and reC rcer. [ Ashb u rn, ·--Chi. 66 249 M 83 ,3.13 . join the l nd iam at C leveland 011 Wh ite, SL. .L. 67 2tl2 37 84 -� l Mo11cluy . , . 84\ , the Pi ersu ll.s , pa r1 Walt ers, Phil . 61 216 24 0[' j�l9 I (' nt11 u f seven, needed a ha hy sitKrkln d , � - F. 69 J OO 33 78 1 3 1 2 tur hefurc tlley could ' :!nfi the Ka_sku . Cir1: 67 263 40 B l .308 3 l•l't"H l"-old player's doctor-ordered 1 Skmner, Pitts, 67 260 50 80 .308 [ m id-sea son vaeatlon. ll wu11_ Lat�e �ho �uggeH!Pd AM E RICAN L EAGUE 1,mmy bring his wife with h l _LIJ . :� � 1W - 35 Gcnt llr. Bal l . 65 161 R h e s_C-l'IIIS t u h:w e a betif'r' I MinOSI}, <'hi. 611 260 41 86 .331 fh�euce � n you than anyone I can _ Runnels . l1os. 65 258 42 an 329 ' thm_k of, . Lu�e 11ald . Marls, N. Y . ' , 63 236 49 77 .326 P1 ..' ,,.,1 " ,a,d ho , d e11 ght 6d . wa Smith, Chi. 67 256 :18 83 , 324 that Mary would accom�a n y him. 59 228 21 72 .316 Skwrn, N. Y . I Kuenn, C l c Ye . 6 1 236 :n 74 . 314 But Il ls problf m �as to fm � !'lom_e� one 10 C'are or t r£>e ,� r lu s chil . Lopez, N. Y. 5 1 lfi4 27 !50 . 3 0 .,, dren. Thrt•t• olher e m -"� i:n mer Plrr11a ll, Clcvt'. 60 212 36 62 .292 r-nrn� and onotheri; ��1s v1s11mg I a 4fl 151 211 44 .Z"l Berr a, N. Y. f' " I ri' lat ' 1 vt•. Run1 Batted In • N11tlon1 I LNgu..._B,nks, Cc,P I I ..,, M,a; y1, Glanh 59 ; Aa ron, Fraser C,,ettl Ill{ 18 BrnH �3; Ce,.ci, , Glanh 53; Cit• nlente, PlralH 51. (Juuir.e in Sin,&:les Amu lc:a n L•agu._M,u ls, Ya• W fa1BLE DON, E ngland UPI ""' 64; G.ntlla, Oriole• 54; Han- Ne11l e Fr aser of Australia get11 his ,..,, OrlolN 47; Mlno&0, Whitt chance today to prove he's• the worlcl' s bcit am ,11 t e ur tennis playSo• 47 ; Skowron, Y •nkHs 47. Ho� Runs . er when he meets his countryman, I I Nat ional LHgue-Bankl, Cultl Rod La ver, I n th e Wimbledon 22; Boyer: Carch 19; Aat,on, men '8 single11 final. lrn•• 1 1: M ath•wa, lravt, 16; I The 26 . year . old Fraser, who Mayt, Glant1 16. won th � U. s. cham p ionshi P la st A!Nrlcan Leque--Marlt, Yaf"' yea r, had a shot at the Wimble­ , keta 25; Lemon, Senator, 11; d on eh.amplon ship in 1958 but 0a1y Manti•, Yankffl 11: Held, Indiana . failed. He was beaten hy Austral­ u, W Iiiiam,, Reel Sox 1 3; Col•• 1 la 's Ashley Cooper that year. Parftct ror un, w ■11■,, h h-.ri1 h to � pl•cea. 3-rt.. handlt with watar ,hut,otr. vlte, Tl..n 1S, Pitch Int 1,, Uil'"JJJ:'llil"Wl'•''!!'Jill i ll!'DJ " l!l ' lllllllUlll1 '!l!Mlllll!I' I, Natlonat LHIU._Jt..buck, Dodtera 6-lr Law, Pirate, 11•3: McC,rmlc� 81,anta 94; Wllllam•, '"!Ji!liert 62; luhl, lravtl 14.. ,. A�rlan LNtu.,_co:atet., Yan­ • f.O; lrnn, C>rlolea J',2; ,.,_ ry, 1fliillaril 1-31 ••tratla, Orltln _1-3; Dal-,,, Athle9'ca 10,4; Orint, ' dlan, J.2; Stoltba, S....tort 5-2, .. r I ', J'1mmy p•1ersaJJ B Rowll!..l ls MIii " Rl" llt.l E la t �, ffi t I J 1 $925.00 . , '. ,,,, o( P u\ F' et's Ae Ji:iJ tigers, 6-J 1fi t ng lish �ri,d Billy l!lr . f/?' teamed up l<1 Pitch a l i veI r. · i ts fiO!lected nine hits e tJ fRfri i a:11�. J&Jt C1l0. Ot \V - ; . fi invie tr.uget ���e Jwo �real · lef di!, ttirs1r e �j ?.Y - tot _ the j _lo ��1 1,1 se� ':I� fl ,S:b� ?,_t victory, � '1 came ,, Q_t ��e f>1 r�t�i � fi,n e 1 wti lltfe Jim� :,Yo ,1 lhe ball lQ ; t e o?tfie(�. l_ �f�W _ 1 into Jeff We Y w�o t¥_la1,ea �t to Lanny ty� �loi;k1,11g tiome Plat e to cul a hc mer dp;w n to a tr iP,l e . �_ ,Qthe t f{' me s It\� Pom eroy Uod ge�s Cj hribe d a game in the woh-lost ccllunlit with a 6-4 win over t _ �� Ba <'l r,� .�ards, The Bnwes outran the Rt:dl ea-s 19--12 and the • a d"1s11uted game from I n d", ans log.,. th e J el !I, •' Ti �e� hit lt> rs_ were Bill Rll d lord . "' lri ple an d singIe , �udricy K ;irr, two single�. Frar,kie Krautlcr. two s i,n gl c s , Ronni e ½> g� n ;i t r iple and Bill M��re a sm;I�- For the Pirates , !J• .11 Nrase na_d two s i ngl es, Menchmi , La nny tj,o, and Jel f · Werry, sitigles. 1 1gcr pitchers is su ed 10 walks, , fanned only £1vl' , wh ile Pi rate ! 1>il�hcrs had six walks and seve n st rikeouts. 0 6 Tigen 3 1 0 1 1 -9 1 · 00P i r� tes 210 0 3 3 ,a . Btlly English, Bill)' Moor e (2 ) (WP) and Chut·k Ba r t e ls. Mcnchi n l I ( J .P), C_ilo (4) and Tyo. Umpir es _ .John c urd an c:I G ary Bani itz. DODG E R � 6, CARDS " For the Dodgers Bot. F.ml er got two 2-run homers �ith �die Baer on base both Ume s after singling. Jbhhhy Guinther and J,ou Di ehl eaC'h doubled following Baer who had walked, and C h.erley Baxter i,ingled . ---� -- - -- -- - � I . , }}f��� -�r���:��;,��'.:�;i n Bab" Sitf er O·b "' R AI LIR MASTl!Rc,,R..."f ,..,,..T 10.AT T Cc,h"lnl_•.. !S'J'AAD�GS - I Pitates �ttffet First Loss Of Today'S Sport Parade ...n ncehe tM (lift, .. .... , .I••• ...._.. ::1 • "-"" ..........1., $4.000 i•••NI tfl9 ..._ ld�..._tl.J � a.M-,....... ' •lrl'tlCI MINK W.... IOIII Co,1111111 of a lubrl. DIPS. f•ll-1.ngt� fl■ll1rai Nl!Ch 111lnk ceat, • hl9h­ st,t. ccpe dDl. and ■ ... Rmlly-ttyled -■- ' ' • �Leaders Drop First. Baseball Gatne Of Season Stuart Blasts Three Homers Turni rtg nuus·--. �!,�!�,?!� e t jP •• �� !.��� fS rnto his se<•ond game lme'-'P and���2" i1tct1tive � eJlt UnltN p,..f., lnt.rtMtlonal �t!!! ����.��.�:�, Did. Stuarl has thrPe _ good rt-a!lon5 10 bt-Jltve hf' has finally silen<·ed the "wolve�·· at Pittsburgh's t'orbes Field at leas! until tonight's game with lhl' tos Angeles Dodgers. I. ' , t I Bt" nched by ,i1a nag t'r Dann y Murtaugh last weeke nd f.,r wea k h1ttinl;\ and booed by Pittsburgh Jan s all season. lhe husky Californian turned those Jeer� lo <'het"rs Thursday nighl wh t' n hf' h i t three consteulive home runs ln the sPcond game of a doubl eheader again s t the San Fra ncisco Gianl� Stua rt's "hat trick"" prope i led ; _ the Pi ratts 10 an 1 1_6 yictory a(ter th{' G1anls had wo n the ope n tr, l l -0, with ll 17-hit allack. In the first game, Stuart was hooted loudly when hr struck out as a pinc-h,hiltt>r. �lit_ Murta_ugh --- - MEN'S •nd B<lVS' LACE TO TOE TENNIS OXJ.ORDS $2 ,7 7 p r. •oush's Shoe Store llilddleporl, Ohio tO-:J; the Chicago Stuart rpat'fed qu ickly�tiigging I W hite Soj n01'-,ned th t! "asttingstarter Mike McCormick for a ton Sen atoh 4-2 lri 1 0 in�ihgs three-ru11 bla11t in lhe fi rst i n n - and the Boilon fle d Sox ripf,ed ing. II was his ninth homer of the DetrQ,it 'tig er& 1 1 . 7 _ the season but his first at Fo r bes e:rnlc Ban.is sm�she(I the 250th fi e ld ttm year. ho me r llri of his maj1;tr league caa.lh "two �r• rl'er and RJ�ble Ashburn coll ectStuart, th_ough . didn't stop ed his 2,abdt� major le,oue hit there . He hit ,. 110lo home r ofr as th£> Cubs chised Lew /urdette Billy Lot#J _ ln . his ne,ct at-bat in with a five-run rally 1� the shcth the third rnnuig and theti made iuning. The Cubt colleded lS it 3-for-3 with another bases- h i t.s , including four by pitcher empty clout oU (oS('"r Stu Miller Don Caritwell. in the fifth fr ame. Ed Roebud:'s sturdy tt:ilief pit1t W as Stuart's best perform�ce si llce he j oin ed the Pirates ching carri ed the Dodgers to two years aQ:o after a sensntlonal v i d ory at Phil11delphla . Hoebuck tonk · " ove, in th"'" fou·,th Inn,· n a• ·in th e minor Career · s. and allowed o■ly three hits and W illie Mays also enjGyed a big one run the rest of the way to '-t at the expense uf the ritts· ,, " nig p it k u p his sixth victory against · h era. Th e G t lints' cenb µrg h p1tc on l y oni! defeal. C harley N1·:1 I hi1 ter-fielder collected six h l l s in a t wo-run home r and Mary Will s . . 11even a t - bals, ·meJ ud 111g h 111 t " •fh 1mlo11d ed a three- r un triple to an d 16th homen. drove i n five pact> the Dodgers' 14-hil attack. r uns and l:'egained the Nalional Gentll• Smack. "T wo League batting leadership with a J im G entile drove in five r uns .361 average. wi1h his I Ith and 12th ·homers or the sea-son and Skinny B rown T h• "ron d Iace M I' I wau kee pitched 3 si x -hitter to help the • . Bruea c1rop.,..... t hree games O rio 1 es snap a th ree •game lo�1ng back QI the Pirate s b losin g 10 streak . Marv Bre eding also homthe Chicago Cubs 1 1� a nd the e re? off loser Ted Bowsfield. Los Angelet Dod i;rs down ed th e 1he Yan kees wrecked Kans as c· . _ " II " Ph • <"J ■d •lnh ,..l , Ph ' "' • 10 6 · . 'i" City w i th five home rl:i includi n g l cmna 11 and S . Lou iII were I d e . ' perm1_· 1 . t�o liy Moose Skowron, In Stcond Orlolff R ting Rnl�h Terry t_o coast to h111 The Baltlmor�rlol es regained fourth victory ag111n s 1 three de,econd place in the Amer ic a n f�ats. Roger Mari� ll it hill 25th Lea e with 1 �l victor over c1 r <'ull homer of t h e season to the 'ttevela.nd Jndians·• th! New l)UII five games ahead of Babe Yorlt Yankees banded the Kansas R,uth' 11 record 1g27 pace. Mickey Mdntle end Tony Kube('k also hom4!red for the Yank ees. I J S. p· E.C l� •t , ' t .. T 1 4• SWITZ. j UjlhOls!,rin.,, y.'indstdl!l�, 'Steertng MARK 30 MER.CURT MOTOR . with :�;�� �; ..•:. 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Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., JUll_ 1,_ 1� � � __ EXAM J.NNOUNC ED -P,OMOT ■ s GOOD""°MAi l l!ll ,' COOJM BUs UPI - Al Jacbon The U 11 11ed Stilte1 Civil Serof th• Colomb� ,.,. and Bili K an- ,·,ce Com m,..io o ba• announced M IAMI B EACR, ""· UPJ.i kel of the Montrhl Royal� pitched an txam1na tion for Guard, GS-3 Dou&h• Ambrldle, pruldant 1hutoulll Th�rsda7 n ight m a p;ur 53495 per yea r , Gu ard, GS-4, Abifibl Power and Pape, eo.. T of lmp,eom, ;flo,u to •eep t h•" 13755 pe, yea, _ and Polke man, ,o n to. told m,mbf!n ol � du� out of tht: lnlerna.ll onal GS-5 . $4040 p<-r Yl'ilr. Mei1t or tile ln ter111t1on al Tuudly that btLea.itue cella r . rurn•nt ucancit>t1 are 111 Wright- mtructinlil: chiltren ln � maJi. n g� ve up only two hits J Patter son Air F orn� Balie . Ohiu, nen "will do more than anythlrlf in pitchm1i �� Columbus to a 2- 0 VJ<' · ;md D.a�·ton Atr force Depot, Day- [ else to kee North America quiet; . p , tory over tbe leat,:ue-leadmg To- 1 ton . Ohio . pe,cef,I and 1r,·endi1· . ronto Ma,Je l,ellh _ __ _ ~-- - --and K unkel hurled a thr ee hitter a1 lhe Roy aJs edged !he R1thmond V1rg111 ian1. 1-0 Th{" Rochester Red 1 Win gs he a l lh <' Mu1 mi Marlins . S.3, 11,nd the C u ban Sug ar Kin gs de!eat ed lht' BuUaJo Bisons, 6-:5 1 . All the arts or preparing I n ol her g.amPS · dishes just the wily Yffli like them are atl Open 1 ,A'S SIGN ICHOOllOY book to our expert chefs. KANSAS CITY <UPl t - Joseph / n Robert Tita. an 18-ycar-old rig)ltCOME SEE ha nded pitcher from Lynd hurst, • N. J., has been �igned by the Kansas Cil}· Athlelics org:anization a nd I will report to the A]huqut>rquc. , N. M., club of I.he Class D SophoA. mort Leagu e . lie was an all-11tat e ' I N MIDDLll'OBT ON R OU TE 7 Pilcher In �"" Je,sey with th,ee no-hlllers to hia C' redit. - -- - -- i $1 995 · RADIO ancl TELEVISION I. H . •nd R · FIRESTON E DE�LER STOltE /, . or Pitt:h� Put o_ui, Reep Out Ot Cellar I 1 959 Ford Fa 1rlone /$32.50 up z ,: l_lAMIO �1.N-Tlwl Ii ·l,tt ill q,u munition& dlllflJ' Which bJiw up tri HaUJl.a. air.d! &l·u'Ual, tile U. 9. pvtfM!ent ,WU b)arp.ed tot tlH aabOt&P, USED CAR SliMMO lllltS by • I An lers' Best � Ski. 1 Needed Thl·s We·ekend I . TO �its ' w lie ii 49" D11molff And Up $l9.95 � $29,95 l. u. I. I Wednesd ay '• Fullmer-Carmen BaJenaon now hll a sbble silio title fight in • co-p romotion cia:ht professional boxen and two w i th N orman Rolhichi,J of Sy- amaleun. The prOII iriclude cham\ pion Fullmer and brothera light , racuJie . P\I. Y. weight J a y and middle weight Young Rothschild h&i been Dun. . " 1 ' lnt e•t tow e gazln lil! . . r: � Th e , 111•P1 " tlon providtd by ne arbY ;ou�h w• r �are an y , i i u mer I 11Iht,, and Je!"son ,• 'W here wea lth Y 0up1er 1 . huge d U· [ plex �acre layout of mmk shed• West Jordan tJ:oxln g een t.« 18 one dest deterren lll to J u I compr1.e 1 th e second lar,lest of the soun · m m k r a nch ·in A mer ·1ca . And , lo- I' Ye m·1 e de 1 mquenc)' Ih at e:d 1ta wa rd West Jor dan, where pilot anywhere"' decla red Dupler. "I( Lanl:,y eray-haired Dupler, 64, [ Jenson, and cha mpion Fullm er [ our country hid more boxing men is p resident of the Iiller�ountain and ma;chmaker Brown h ue • like Man it would ha ve much less trouble .,th our ,teen-agers" �, Boxine: Club, Inc., *hlch sta&ed their farm�Jenson, a torrner amateur a nd N•wlv• �1"11, littel'NI Tall, blond1e!\ Jenson. 43, and proft-ssionat bonr, entered the �upler have_ deter m_lned t� re- mink bm1in� H • high school ' . vive boxing mtereat ID the mter• b�y wh en he worked on a !o'II:mounta in area-Utah, l(faho. Mon- mink ra nch for $2f • month in 1 tana, Wyoming, Colorudo and Ne- ca_sh a nd � a mtith in young mmk. The mmk floari,11,d aod "' ,ado. did M arv. l Dupler-who owns swanky fur ·f. COLUMBUS UPJ _ It will take Shops in Salt Lak e City, DenYer all tlle skill at the fisherman's com- and Albuquerque, N. M., and mJ:\nd to take home a nice st r in� of do es a larCe whol esal e busin ess fish this w eekend, the Natural Re· I through New York manu'llcturera -jdvcs most of the hoxlng cresources Department reports . 1 dit to Jenson. " "The fish are ori the ir feed "t would sav." PJi n bin ed the g. an e y h t nt and sa s e d partme the tyC?On, "th at Ma rv Jenson mink lers are going to have to put prob a bO' the mo!lt rPepected is to e mak forth a liltle extra effort active mah In boxinP in Ote Unitthem bite. ed States today. And he deserves Here are the fishin_q con d itions that respect, not merelv heca use expected for the we eken d in th e he prod uced na me fi ght ers like East Central and Southea st ern Fullmer and Rex Layn e, but be­ J area : Some major streams inelud- cause of the un11etrish efforts he inll: Walhonin�, Wills Creek, Musk- has elven to the youth of his ingum and Hocking have fair to community." tood water cond itions. Som e fish Pre'll:Y Joe pointed out that ror befni:? caught. A feW of the Jenson has provi ded free years Muskintum area lakes are in good lessons and trainine: facll • ll boxl d an oonditlon with tiass, bluegills j '! ties or foung Pepple of the Sa t catrish fishing fa ir. Lake City are a, and that recently he bu l1t , modenl i«YfflnasiumT I TANS .StGN TkREE irena at his West Jordan tanch NEW YORK (UPI) - Two line- at a cost above $1!Kl,OOO. Ott p,.; LHIOM m�n and a quarterback today were More' th.in 1!50 youngstel'I of among the :lited pliyen to flign the area t ake free lesson,. �r with the New York Titans or the tr ain there every week. Otheh Amerlcan Football League. Joinmake their quarters t� ere, Whefe i'"' the Ti.Urns -were Unt,meo F'Nlnk Millcevlch, formet' bniv itf of sleepine: ac4rOmroodatio�B are proSollth �rolinfl star, an[Ro'-er vided for 40, w'here there is a o Caldprlvate resi.urant, and w,iei'e oe Ellis f M.eine, and Bllb the gym�aShilTl-with its eotlapwell. who set a nu,l'l"i'bEif' o f !ehool passin g records at Ark.a n&as State l sibte sidewall stianda-ean 11eat last year. 1M for boxing shows. SALT LAKE CITI" U P I-The �logan ut bo x mg ri:en here. l n . thf' , 1nt.ermoun tam, region 13 minks , and maule rs · B» coinci de�ce. promoter Joe Dupler and f1ght-man1..ier Marv J enson are prom inent mink rail• c� ers. And m iddleweight ch am pion (NBA vers ion ) Gen e Fullm er has started a mink farm. A lso match make r La urel Brown ralses the future pelts. ' , ia-'ttt · tfJiJSt b----t ffi--Di'-j•11 fm .-. o·\.7IiM:f t·tt• ti' �- . HM· • ,.••r. v. ■ Alu ljllllf!_ lr•m• 'if!I�. taetlie,-pr.or _, inll Nylonlte, I, II • � � _$6.88 : JUNE SPECIAL .. .\. ,.'..,'' , u· Car Wnh Brash Mo<leb [: ' L P jl' 1 ' I I I H,,,INCM WARRIOR IIICI Deluxe , I �"'i.,.. ,., --- I I p Diddle and J. Altlre each }, gl ed, bodgn pitche rs tann ed 14, issm•d 0711:" free puss . Card pitt•hers iarinetl' I{) 1:1nd kav e five passes. Dodgei's 202 �� 7 I C�i'di ti als 200 002-4 5 o Em let, Gibbs (3) (WP� cuutth� (fll 1md Lou Dlehl 1 J. Diddle, bostic (fl) aria !=;�nt>el". Umpires: Johnny Clelan d , Roger Bitch Bild JOhn Mitch. BRAVES 19, R E DLISS 1 '2 For, the Sra .ves of ka'�lhe, Jl:oss �oubled .ind sr h tl ed. Hensl er doutile(! an d ha d two singles, Roush three doubl.:11 iii d two singles and Ricky Crow two singles. For th t' lte dle•s Phalin doubled and si"., &:l ed, �dathews h ad two s ingles , Dick W erry a 2-run hom er and a single, Charl es Hyse ll a solo home r an . " d s I nt Ie, Lenny VanMe-t er a doubl e, aM Jimmy Cond e a single. R ous h tor Racine fann ed 1 1 walked five, whil e Redleg hurler� I fanned 8, walked 9 . Braves 323 704- 1 9 17 R1idle1r:s . 421 212-12 10 3 Roush and Wickline. Mathews (LP) Hysell (3), Werry (4J and Van Meter • . • U m pire - Art Slobart. Y ANK E E S ,��F E I T ' .....--. _The Yankees_ forl e1ted to the Grnnls for th eir second loss that · th e PHt wee k w 8>' m · ff. HM ,ii� TH E DISPUTE I ·- U al • Rt, · I 4 " In d ,ans 202 2-6 3 3 Jets 14' X-9 4 2 · . Bot-by Grueser, Jlmn:'y Crow � ) . ' , l(i" >i . " · 0 b Billy Cund iff <21 an d Billy Cundiff, .,� . . J. Crow (�) . J�- hn Wolfe an d Tom,, , )/. , ( 1•-� , , ., c::.o+ Slb'tliH f)ltcifeM it8HH, tiat- botk 8Utgie ' • 8•. eorge Muer a two m worth)''s Little Leagu e Senators to 1 ll homer I� � )' Woods. fourt h, Larry Th� Indians' thre� singles were 8 4-I victo ry ove r the Redl eg on : � 11d w _ a triple_ m the fourth and b� C arllITTI Crow, B Iiiy Cund i ff and Thursday evening in M" ddl � t ' 1 1 t] the sixth. i • �d � Jewell. For the Jets, Le_e a nd put a lock on the �fn/��l' · �t�t:rtfanned 10, walked lour, Jilo)d, Tom Wood11 and De nnis championsllip or " the diamon d sea- Fl , re fanned six, waJl:ed three. Wehrimg s ingled a nd John Wolle son. enators S 010 210---4 '1 O had a three run hom er. Redl egs 000 001-1 t 0 There wei'e 1 3 walks by rn d ian S_tobart came 11o close to naving Stobart and Gladwell. Fire and pitch ers a nd 10 by Jet pitchers. a 1l()-. 1dcler d ebate is deaened on Manl ey I n the •�P �' _tti e foutth, It was whether be did or did not. In the other game l•at nl:ht the repo rted , an lnd1an batter, to fflake In the bottom or the si llit h leadIt more diffiC'Ult,_ WU on his knee& mg 4-0, Stobart walked l�ado[f I�dians deleated the Braves 8-3 on t�e pitch de_hv ery As he went batter John Tannehill who moved with David Cll8ci hurUng for the to h1 11 kn ees, with Wolfe pltchmg, to secon d on Bo b Mam ey ·s rol l�r Braves, Mik e Bratlon for the InWoHc storped his motion · to the mound. Mark Tannehill dtans. The umpire (of Syracus e) called I bunted toward third and Stobart a balk and two more runs than chose to mak e no play at first shows on the c ount came in whil e which at best would have been · •ir8'iDU l :JI th e · issue wa s being deba ted . • .' clo se , pl ayed the ball, L'ather, to I Th e Jet m� nager said if Syra cuse t hird . But no out followed as John 1 Radio, heater & auto. trans. w.a ntcrl to wm that way, he'd J?:ive Tannehill got back to second safeAll white \Wth beautiful blue them th e game a nd he fo r feited by ly. int erior. pulling hi s team off the field. After John TannehJII had scored Bob Roberts, an acti•·e and vete nn league manage r and p11S t offi- on a passed ball, Stobart moments 1 9.57 Studebaker . �ial. sa_id today i,t _ wBR a matter to later mad e th t> final out as he tie decided by tfie league officers. blocked sliding Mark Tannellill ofr I A fine �r that has be4Yt overhome plate as he triad to1 _!1CQre on 1 , loOked hs, oar bu,en. Dtlft! -----, another passed ball. Cakher Gl ad thLs car home for well mad e a brilliant rC('OVery and Only throw. Stobart also had a big eveniM at hat. He solo homered to leild off One local owner. Ec!Mlomy the second, doubled in the fourth , ,plus in this compact job. 6 and was. pasi.ed intentionally in the cyl. Overdrive. I fifth. Other hitters off n,·ck,·e Fife �- Hack ett and Vaninwagen, CHICAGO UPI - Don NewWe have th .... 1t50 mockl C'O be c1t n pitch himself ou t F IGHT R E SULTS urs. . Chevrolet, O.Soto and or D E TRO I T UP I - Henry Hank, the Cin ci11nati dog house toda)' . Pontiac. All 6 ·c,1. with T he 34-yea r-old righthander g01 1 1 51. Detroit, knock otd out V icto r 1tralaht trenL , rNio ·& het1t• I 1na {"•1 , .,.. , Arge-nf . ar. Come In and mtk• us an I h t' call to 1ace the Chicago Cuba 1a 1H ar, 160,. TOKYO UPl - Hlroskl Okaw•, offer on on,e of th.... i n tile opener of a three ga me snics with the Windy Cily team. JaJJMI, 011t,olnted Sornk lat K lat• Al10 a 1950 Wlllys pklc-up Bul NewcOJnbe V(UI be on the muan.,on, Th•iland 1 1 2 ), won Or• tru.c k for lob •• UM around spot whe n h e takes th�- mound 1..,, tunlor l ightwelaht tltl•. the houte or farM. -------Crom both Red Mana ger Fred Ope n Sunday & .Monday. Skip Hulchlnson and Cincinnati Gener- ALOU.TTIS TRADE W I LLIAMS in and look around. We also MONTREAL (UPI) - Sid WHal Manaeer Gabe Paul. have ·rnatirie fuel 01i 'the rivet The former OQdger ace was Iiams, forllU!r Wisconsin quarl.e r• btink. repri m an ded by both the club cX- back who once belonged to the II. IIIVJVI• ecutl vea rece ntly for hi1 . indiffer- New York Giants, was traded by ' cnt attitude 11nd t.eken ou t of the the ,Montreal Alouettes Th ursday 'Tranlporiiatlon on Dtnd A: s.·• .startlng rotation, althouah Hutch to tlie Winnipeg Blue Bombers in llho,Mt WY-� 11l d that the "cbewina: out" had e'll:c h•nge for Don Clark, a n ex_ P.OH �, o. I. Maln It. · �, •.,,. O�lo State halfback. nothln .l to do with this. Bi g Newk Gets m· Chanee r· O Come Out Of Doghouse I. :n a M.IDks, M' auIers M'oon . g It u In F.ar w·est Where Box1ng . IS Rece1vtn . . g Its s·1 fJCest pUSh g 21 . I I IOYI' •r GIIILS' NtJw •h i • C11ntilever fr■rne. k �•"'4 ch11in 1uud. coa1ter bralu, !lrf11! nt 81,oed Cuahlon tire1. A honfl)' 411 a ti ' ,,., •"f/ I I fflll'1I "'Ill ' I ;r II - Open At Home Of i ,I ?Ml. w L pct. 6B Nf'w York 40 25 .6111 42 30 .58:i Pf.o1 H.il1 11r10n' C') e \•l'lan d 37 28 . 569 3 37 31 .544 4 �':,l C.'hieai:io oet ro 1l · 32 34 .4� B½ Washi n g ton 30 35 .462 IO K ,1m;a.� Cil_y 2A 42 . 38,. 151,2 Dost u n ,2 4 43 .358 17 Thursday s Results New Y ork 10 K■n1■s C ity3 : lo•ton 1 1 D•troit 7 Ch i . 4 Wnh, 2, 1 0 inn, night ••ltlmore 9 Cleveland 1 night Friday'• ProLable Pitch•rs Clntl•nd at. Yf11hi'1gton. nliht Al Smilh, who homered in the tllird inning with a male aboard, -Grant 5-1 v• F 11�., 2-4 ,cored the White Sox' deci5lve Chicago at Baltimore nlc,fit• run .a t Waahtngton wh e n he dou- Pleroce &.3 vi P•PPf• 6-S Detroit at New Y ork nlafl'tbled a nd rode home on anoth er two-bagger by Joe G l nsberr, . The Lary 6--9 ,.._ F ord 4-5 J y 10118 snapped Wasti ington's fiveKan1H C i ty at Boston night- I came winning 11treak-thc Nats' H•II 5-3 v• Sullivan 3-1 s.111rcf1y'1 Game• lon11:esl in six yea r s. Cltnland at Wallhlngton Two home runs by Rocky Colo - Chicago •• Baltln'lor•, hight vlto i;arried the Tigers lo a ll car- Detroit at New York 11 5-0 lead at Bolllon but the Rf'd kan1a1 City at BOiton N1<:w·ro N, Mass . UPI - Jimmy Sox r alli ed to win on a six-r un MAJOR LEAGU E LEAD E llS P ie raall, problem-child outfield er burs t in the eighl h t n nl n � . TNI NATIONAL LEAGU E .J Willl,1m s , rcvrling ill thc �nl or the C leveland I ndian s , hlld G AB R H nt. d1lld problems or his own L o so lve weath er, bla11 tcd a 450-fo ot dri � e Pl•y •r-Club into the right field Ulf'a<'hcrs m May q, S. F. . 69 26.1 60 95 .361 to(lay before he could rejoin his th e fo u rth. II was hl11 t :l th of the t..,arker. L. A. 55 161 i,5 57 .354 ball d uh. 68 296 45 99 .334 Pie rsall was invit ed to bring season a nd th e M5t t, of hi R co- Groat, I'll ts. lmnte . Pills. t16 270 44 90 1 333 his wife, Mary, with him and reC rcer. [ Ashb u rn, ·--Chi. 66 249 M 83 ,3.13 . join the l nd iam at C leveland 011 Wh ite, SL. .L. 67 2tl2 37 84 -� l Mo11cluy . , . 84\ , the Pi ersu ll.s , pa r1 Walt ers, Phil . 61 216 24 0[' j�l9 I (' nt11 u f seven, needed a ha hy sitKrkln d , � - F. 69 J OO 33 78 1 3 1 2 tur hefurc tlley could ' :!nfi the Ka_sku . Cir1: 67 263 40 B l .308 3 l•l't"H l"-old player's doctor-ordered 1 Skmner, Pitts, 67 260 50 80 .308 [ m id-sea son vaeatlon. ll wu11_ Lat�e �ho �uggeH!Pd AM E RICAN L EAGUE 1,mmy bring his wife with h l _LIJ . :� � 1W - 35 Gcnt llr. Bal l . 65 161 R h e s_C-l'IIIS t u h:w e a betif'r' I MinOSI}, <'hi. 611 260 41 86 .331 fh�euce � n you than anyone I can _ Runnels . l1os. 65 258 42 an 329 ' thm_k of, . Lu�e 11ald . Marls, N. Y . ' , 63 236 49 77 .326 P1 ..' ,,.,1 " ,a,d ho , d e11 ght 6d . wa Smith, Chi. 67 256 :18 83 , 324 that Mary would accom�a n y him. 59 228 21 72 .316 Skwrn, N. Y . I Kuenn, C l c Ye . 6 1 236 :n 74 . 314 But Il ls problf m �as to fm � !'lom_e� one 10 C'are or t r£>e ,� r lu s chil . Lopez, N. Y. 5 1 lfi4 27 !50 . 3 0 .,, dren. Thrt•t• olher e m -"� i:n mer Plrr11a ll, Clcvt'. 60 212 36 62 .292 r-nrn� and onotheri; ��1s v1s11mg I a 4fl 151 211 44 .Z"l Berr a, N. Y. f' " I ri' lat ' 1 vt•. Run1 Batted In • N11tlon1 I LNgu..._B,nks, Cc,P I I ..,, M,a; y1, Glanh 59 ; Aa ron, Fraser C,,ettl Ill{ 18 BrnH �3; Ce,.ci, , Glanh 53; Cit• nlente, PlralH 51. (Juuir.e in Sin,&:les Amu lc:a n L•agu._M,u ls, Ya• W fa1BLE DON, E ngland UPI ""' 64; G.ntlla, Oriole• 54; Han- Ne11l e Fr aser of Australia get11 his ,..,, OrlolN 47; Mlno&0, Whitt chance today to prove he's• the worlcl' s bcit am ,11 t e ur tennis playSo• 47 ; Skowron, Y •nkHs 47. Ho� Runs . er when he meets his countryman, I I Nat ional LHgue-Bankl, Cultl Rod La ver, I n th e Wimbledon 22; Boyer: Carch 19; Aat,on, men '8 single11 final. lrn•• 1 1: M ath•wa, lravt, 16; I The 26 . year . old Fraser, who Mayt, Glant1 16. won th � U. s. cham p ionshi P la st A!Nrlcan Leque--Marlt, Yaf"' yea r, had a shot at the Wimble­ , keta 25; Lemon, Senator, 11; d on eh.amplon ship in 1958 but 0a1y Manti•, Yankffl 11: Held, Indiana . failed. He was beaten hy Austral­ u, W Iiiiam,, Reel Sox 1 3; Col•• 1 la 's Ashley Cooper that year. Parftct ror un, w ■11■,, h h-.ri1 h to � pl•cea. 3-rt.. handlt with watar ,hut,otr. vlte, Tl..n 1S, Pitch Int 1,, Uil'"JJJ:'llil"Wl'•''!!'Jill i ll!'DJ " l!l ' lllllllUlll1 '!l!Mlllll!I' I, Natlonat LHIU._Jt..buck, Dodtera 6-lr Law, Pirate, 11•3: McC,rmlc� 81,anta 94; Wllllam•, '"!Ji!liert 62; luhl, lravtl 14.. ,. A�rlan LNtu.,_co:atet., Yan­ • f.O; lrnn, C>rlolea J',2; ,.,_ ry, 1fliillaril 1-31 ••tratla, Orltln _1-3; Dal-,,, Athle9'ca 10,4; Orint, ' dlan, J.2; Stoltba, S....tort 5-2, .. r I ', J'1mmy p•1ersaJJ B Rowll!..l ls MIii " Rl" llt.l E la t �, ffi t I J 1 $925.00 . , '. ,,,, o( P u\ F' et's Ae Ji:iJ tigers, 6-J 1fi t ng lish �ri,d Billy l!lr . f/?' teamed up l<1 Pitch a l i veI r. · i ts fiO!lected nine hits e tJ fRfri i a:11�. J&Jt C1l0. Ot \V - ; . fi invie tr.uget ���e Jwo �real · lef di!, ttirs1r e �j ?.Y - tot _ the j _lo ��1 1,1 se� ':I� fl ,S:b� ?,_t victory, � '1 came ,, Q_t ��e f>1 r�t�i � fi,n e 1 wti lltfe Jim� :,Yo ,1 lhe ball lQ ; t e o?tfie(�. l_ �f�W _ 1 into Jeff We Y w�o t¥_la1,ea �t to Lanny ty� �loi;k1,11g tiome Plat e to cul a hc mer dp;w n to a tr iP,l e . �_ ,Qthe t f{' me s It\� Pom eroy Uod ge�s Cj hribe d a game in the woh-lost ccllunlit with a 6-4 win over t _ �� Ba <'l r,� .�ards, The Bnwes outran the Rt:dl ea-s 19--12 and the • a d"1s11uted game from I n d", ans log.,. th e J el !I, •' Ti �e� hit lt> rs_ were Bill Rll d lord . "' lri ple an d singIe , �udricy K ;irr, two single�. Frar,kie Krautlcr. two s i,n gl c s , Ronni e ½> g� n ;i t r iple and Bill M��re a sm;I�- For the Pirates , !J• .11 Nrase na_d two s i ngl es, Menchmi , La nny tj,o, and Jel f · Werry, sitigles. 1 1gcr pitchers is su ed 10 walks, , fanned only £1vl' , wh ile Pi rate ! 1>il�hcrs had six walks and seve n st rikeouts. 0 6 Tigen 3 1 0 1 1 -9 1 · 00P i r� tes 210 0 3 3 ,a . Btlly English, Bill)' Moor e (2 ) (WP) and Chut·k Ba r t e ls. Mcnchi n l I ( J .P), C_ilo (4) and Tyo. Umpir es _ .John c urd an c:I G ary Bani itz. DODG E R � 6, CARDS " For the Dodgers Bot. F.ml er got two 2-run homers �ith �die Baer on base both Ume s after singling. Jbhhhy Guinther and J,ou Di ehl eaC'h doubled following Baer who had walked, and C h.erley Baxter i,ingled . ---� -- - -- -- - � I . , }}f��� -�r���:��;,��'.:�;i n Bab" Sitf er O·b "' R AI LIR MASTl!Rc,,R..."f ,..,,..T 10.AT T Cc,h"lnl_•.. !S'J'AAD�GS - I Pitates �ttffet First Loss Of Today'S Sport Parade ...n ncehe tM (lift, .. .... , .I••• ...._.. ::1 • "-"" ..........1., $4.000 i•••NI tfl9 ..._ ld�..._tl.J � a.M-,....... ' •lrl'tlCI MINK W.... IOIII Co,1111111 of a lubrl. DIPS. f•ll-1.ngt� fl■ll1rai Nl!Ch 111lnk ceat, • hl9h­ st,t. ccpe dDl. and ■ ... Rmlly-ttyled -■- ' ' • �, 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport 0., July !, 1 960 (20 1 Business Services WANT ADS I 4 cent& per werd, one insertion. Minimum charge - 60 �cuts. word tor Lhree conae;,utlve inserlio11.,. S�&J - one mouth for 30 cent, pt>r word. f' ull rate of 4 cents pt'r word will be charged tor ad..-c.-tisin( 11 not piUd wit:Ju11 IU days aner rece1VU16 bill. �rs io Aa ve.msme: - Should be rt!p<> -tf>d �rdlalely. The D.11lJv Sentiriel wW not tw: rUlipomilble for more lliaa one lncor• reel lrl.9ert.:OD 4'ard of �.intJ ud S.:,et"ial No!Jces of Ew 'lt.a S i, .UO. Obitu.r.nea pubhshed cit l Ul'll pi;:r wunl. ·:,ouus J UA Y 3 DAYS 'U D4. 'IS 1 MO. tlOc 00c 1, $ 1 .� '4 .!IO $I.OIi 60c $1.20 2(\ ... 00 $ 1 .� 7.:ic: 23 $2.20 $7.l)O 1,dJ r"'CeJVed by 10 A.M, will be m that day • .-per. e cent. per I I ' I PHONE wy.2.2 1 57 1 1 I I 1',ot 1ces -- -- LEGAL NOTICE TO BIDDERS MUiLLll!R FURNACES, W ESTING, Sealed proposals, bearing the HOUSE 1�l1nceL Arnol d 11.,._ then, Syr1c:UN1, Onio. Phone title of lht! wurk and name of the WY2-6J84. 1 1-1 1.tf bidder will be rrtc1.,.t!d by J. Ed­ ward Fo:iter, Clerk for the Board ROOFING, SPOUT1NG, Sheet Me­ of l-:d ueauon of the Pomeroy Ex­ tal work and re.pair work of emi,ted Vil lage School District, any kind. frank Powers, 133 Pomeroy, Ohio, at the High School Third St., Middleport Bu1ldmg, Pomeroy, Ohio, until 1 2 N. Phone WY2-230I . 6-29·6k o' clock Nuon, Eastern Standard Time, on Tuesday, August 2, 196(1, CLOTH, WOOD SLAT PORCH .i!nd will be opened and read aloud i;hades, cloth porch valance, immr1.1lalely thereafter, for the awni ngs, venetian blinds, win• cunstrt 1t't11Jn of Pomeroy Elemen­ Free er.ti matcs. dow shades. tary S{' hool Bu1 Jd1ni,:. in accordance Dale Wappel, 21!5 Union Ave., with pi.ms .ind SPl'l0 1fu:ations as Pomeroy. 5 21 90tc 1m·pan·d by Thomas D. Mcl...llugh­ RIIJENOUH SUPPLY. R-i!dio �nd lin ;111d Johr1 J. Kcd. Archllects, TV Service. YU!i-2125. 6· 1 1 ·30tp Lima, Ohio -� ---I J 1',;1 \\ I Hgi. and spcdf1catio11s and HAMMER ' S REFUSE !)JSPOSAL c:u11tracl du('ul!lents are available Wl'dily pickup. Aa low ll.!i $ 1 .00 for mspct· !l<,n al the offices of the a month. Call R . & A . Service Uwnl!r and the Arlfotect. Draw­ Station, WY2·2300 or see Mar• ing!> and �pcrification� for the per­ 6-1 :lOtp �un.il u�e uf euntr.idors may be 1011 ( !lammer) Ha,vk, ohta1m•d from t he Arduted upon d◄•pusH of $20.0U fur one set of which $ 1 U OU will he refunded up, on rdurn of said drawings amt s1weifw;i,4 wns w 1 t h 111 1 0 days from l lw dalL• of n•t·eivmg bids. i':at Ii hid must h..:- suhmilted on blanks 111ltarned from t h1i Archi• lel'l. ,1rul m u� l t'Olltlllll lhe name uf t·vt•ry persun r n tcn•strd 1 l1erein and !w ll("('OHlJ.liUIICll hy a SurCI)' Company U!d IJo11d, s,1t1sfal'lury to the Owrwr, or Cl0 rt1 £1ed Cht'l'k up­ ori some solvt·r1l bunk. made pay­ a b le tu th!! Tn,asun•r uf the Board 11f Ecl ticat ion. iti ,111 amount equal lo 5' , of t ll'' hid, as a gm1rantce l h.11 1f t tw IH1l is an·eptcd. a cO/l· lral'l w i l l ht > l'll\crcd llllo in ae rnnl,IIH'• ' w 1 1 t i th e dr,iwrngs antl t·cmd1• �l'{ l ' i i u·.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -. ,J111I J,!1•neral t i on� ,,f Uw ('1 , n traet and bond torm <111 i 1 ic'. ,1nd lh e 1wrfor111anc(' of ! tu· n m l ra l'l �<·<·urrd by ;1 Sure• !y c,,rn p:rny ( 'ontraet l loru.l, ar• pn,v1•d by lht o•-.ntr, in a11 ilrlll!lllll l' <j Uill lo IUO''�, of t he COIL· l rac,1 prin·. • H ,. • , 1 • , r • l • • No bidder 111;1)' w11 !1draw his bid thirty of p1ir1ud £or a 493 Lincoln s,. day� after 01e or,enmi:: thereof. Phone WY2•356 1 Mlddlepon T he right is reSt·rvl'U by tht' Board of Education tu reject all}' or all bids .ind Lo waive informali­ ties. By order or t he Uoard of Educa­ tion or the l'omd·oy Exempted V il• lau:e School !Jistrict, Pomeroy, Ohm J . Edward f'osler, clerk (7) 1 , 8, 15, 22, 4k -- I- FOi CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE "RESULTS RATES -- - Legal Notice Legal Not-ice '68 GIEVlt0LE1' lll8( ' i.lYIIC 2 dr. One careful loc;il owner. Spot- 1 le11 ln1ide and uut . Sld. Shift. Jl,,911.00. Blacttr111rH, Pomeroy. 6-29-fltc. · NOTICE OF PUBLIC H EARING I t'OR SALE: 4 . IWOM HOUSE und On the bud9tl or Columbi• Sec Jamt•� Reasonable. lot. Town1hip Kniwhln ing, Antiquit y, Ohio. Nol i n· is h ereby �ivcn t hat mi -- 6 30 tile th1· l Hh <luy of July 1 960 at 8 'k OLDS Ve 2 dr. StJdan. Finish rO H CAT· o' dnl·k I '. f,.1 h, il (l t•: hlie lieuri11gedwill fon SA LE Ind uphol�lery exlra 1:ood. Hydra• by e llt'ld on t t• tiudgel pre1,ar T LE 7 ft. Masacy-l larri s C lipper h matic drive. $69� . oo. Hh1etlnars, · Trustees Towuship of d Uo,n lw t Combine with 4 cyl. W hicon�in Pomeroy .____ 6·29·6tc motor recently over lua ulcU. c0 11. of the Town .std p or l 'olumbi a, I 'D6 .BU iei V8 Speciol�I� Top L ael Eugene HolttJ r P hon e WI 9. Meigs C ounty, Ohio, for the next P. l ng H9ca1 �ar ending OjJC . • dr. One cart!Iul owner. Show• !2.2:.•_'!��ne, Ohio.' P ;�� . -� best or care. $1 ,290.00. Uluct,. (-!ile 1 r· ' Sud1 hriarini,: will h 1! held at the tnars, l'omcro y. 6·:t0·6lc Qf Q -Q loWll!ihip llu1lding lll'Ur t:arpenlcr, USED IOAT5 AND MOTOR • $U Olno. and up whlle th•� la1t. Metro, (9) Walter V. Sw1•tt, l ' lcrk ·--- --pollt■n Moton, 600 I. Main ( l l 7. l tc GAS, FU l-1L OIL and coal fur. It., PorMro,. Phw,1 WY.2..ll70. l 1 •24-tf(I nace1. Call for lreo cstim11te1. LEGAL NOTICE y Furen111n & Abbotl, Middleport. 1 .c;;-;;:;••;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;aa;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:,;.;. j E, NOTICE OF F I L I N G AND Pl■lntlff MICHAEL, f, 6-lU-tfe HEARING ON INV ENTORY Buy You - - -C1M No. 1 8,394 MARY L. PULLI NS, et 11, ONE MAflNATONJI: 1•lcct;ic £U1� ' Probtt• Court, Melg1 County, Ohio o.fendanl1 tar tlRcl Gibson amplifier. Call TO the E:kt't' lilor or Adnun istra• Cua No. 1 3,008. W Y2·2UOJ bcfori! � I'. M. l'unrnunt to an Order o f Sale tor 11 11d tu 1rnd1 of the folluwi111: 11 6-17·Ur lssut·U by the Court of Common are rrs1dcnts of 1 IU' s111tc of Ohio: IIAVILY TlACTOR IALII AND !'leas, fikiU!i Coun1y, Ohlo, 1 will 1mrviv i11� 8JlOUS1', 1f ony; next o( hnln. J l 2 •· Main. Potneroy. ofrer for ulc al Public A uction kin; bcncfici11ric11 umkr t he will, ,MM WY2•297S , S■l11m■n1 1111 the 2oth dlly of July, 1 960, at if uny; the lilttorncy or uu 1i,-ney11 Hlrollll l,,rnh&tt, AT .MdlVllle. l0:00 A. M. at lhe door of the r,!!1>res◄•11li11g .uiy of the afurcmt•n­ Ott... Ph.no coo,,·,n■ Mtl. l 'ourt ! louse In Pomeroy, Ohio, the tlont•d person�: •••uc You are hereby not i ril'cl t hut on following Uc11cribed real estate: e o( POm­ the 29th d,1y or ,Ju rw moo. nn In• vm.g the in Silllllltl 1 . NINE l IECE DINJNc; HOOM Pomeroy, Ohio croy, and in Fraction 18, Town 2, ventory i.nd Appra1scme11t of the Sulte. Good l'Ulld1tlo11. )'hone illlll,ilC l :t ol the Ohio Company's e11tate of Clinton Gilkt•Y, Sr., de• WY 2·2a61. 7 1 titc _ • - -· -- -� Purchase on Naylor', Ru n , Mel1l1 ceased, lute of Scipio Township in County, Ohio, to, wit: Bet na the s11ld County was liled in lhis Court. Hearing on said l11vc11lory and fh1h and 11lenty of 1111 11111it11. Sll(n --- - - , ---­ north half or Lot No. 10 ol 11id In yard. l.(1well "frNkkle An- EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, two five truct on Naylor'!! Run, except the Appni1cmenl wtll bl' h.atl before room •vartm e nll. A. N. Dengel. coal and other mlneral, with the 1 h l1 Court on the 1 9t h day o( tiquity, Ohio. 6lc ___ __7 i __ I U Uc righl to 1n i11c and remm,� the June 1960, at 10 o'do<'k M . m. Phone WY2•3272. � WILCOX ,GA Y 2·Spt•cd lal>tl recordExceptions thereto 11111.y be filed 11ame without lncumbrance to the ' et 2 rt"t>ht ur IR l)t' H ild radio• HOUSE FOUR toom1, bath and surrace. by any int�re11ted p11.rty et any laundry in Syracuse. Phone pJl ono Jii<'k . }lc. 11se lul)t• l m lll flnIU-:Flo:RENCE DEEDS: Vol. UM, lime prior to five days before the WY2·693 1 or WY2·6S31 after 2 Jte ly, Call WY 2'37.fi� u£tN l'i p. Page 139 and Vol. 203, Pate 93, date set for hearing. ____ 8·28.fllc p. m. m. 7 1 lltc WITNESS my slJ(nMl urc_ and Deed Uecord1 of Me l&• County, the 1c1I ol .�aid Cuurl, Ohio. Furlher de1crJbed aa rol· hot bath, wllh. house ROOM Six : oARnt-:NTHA<:rou. -Hulen 11; 8· 29th day of June, thts lows: 1 cold and £ur111cc. ,oil fuel water, , key, cumplele wilh disk, <'Ulti1980. the In Street, Fl■her on Situate , I H Harry Ohio. hill, Letart U , valor, mow('r. 11ln,: le & hov e l and I F. H. O'BIIIEN Phone Cl-11,2141. 6-30-fltp Village of Pomeroy, said Flnher , , lum P low. t:01HI co ndition . Al ao, Ex.-Orficio Clerk and Judge Street being lnten the e cted j on � . . one cu1111>lctc 111) 1 wall pa1m ring liux UNFU E RNISHED APART­ South hy tocunt Street and On the l Deputy Clerk Baker, Ann By "' ooh, and ca11h recl1lur. frank I M ft:NT. Air eondlUoned. Av11il• . t (7) t , a, etc Run North Nolor'1 by Ellt and • � Cle l1md, Haclne. 7 1 ate ahle alter July aI Coat, Bulldina:. Road, there btlna no hoUIP. num• 6 29 12tc her. . � 6NE wollK H OUSE2 T11rm1 of 11le : Ca1h on d•Y of 7 I 6te 1Wo -»EDRooM FllllNJSHED Said premlae1 unnot 1"'e 1old sale. �ONEI U�c; tsTERED i.oLSTEIN ' llpartment with utilities fur• for less than two-thlrdt of the IP. i; baby calf. See Arthur Barr on I nl1h ed. Joint Ulll ol laundry praised value. The property 11 IP· equlp11u1n1. Plenty of free puk• .i the Karr nrm Il l Choitcr. prelsed at $1 100. To be eold 1ub, Ina J1P■ce. Five minu1e11 walk ---- --D =: C1Mltlon If o,u,.1: Montgom­ UUISTERE GElt:11AN SHEPfrom neareat chain 1tore. Inquire ject to the llen for taxt1 tor 1980. 1'h(' right Is re1erved to reject en)' ery ltU upper, 9,7 lowc-r, 5¾: , bflrd pupple1. $20 11nd '3:li. 8lll Ewlna'1 Slore or phone WY 2· or all bid1. ft, open; G�lllpolb 18.3 upper, � Kin a, Bradbury Jto1d. Phone 7 1 Jtc 2660 or WY 2·3092. ROBERT C. HAR'l'ENBACH 10.3 lower, 4 � (I. open; Lock 21. ---• -· � WY 2-6296. 6 3o 31c Sherlr f 'of Melt• County, Ohio 1 5.3 upper, 10.5 lower. one trill CROW, CROW & PORTER open, All movable dams up 13 throu&h 23 averaglni open 1 to 2 WOMAN ror temporary typlnM Allorncy1 for Pl1lntlrf (6) l'I' , Hi ('fl 1, 8, 10, 6tc traps. and teleptlonlna:, Reply Box Ohlo River Boats: Down: l,6ck 668·S care The Dall)' Sentinel Pomeroy, 6·28-l'itc 7 City of Hunllngton 8:� am 8-1!; Lock 8 Dan Quinn 6:10 llm, 0-2: AIR CONDITIONING, REFRIGER· Lack 10 Horlen1c Ingram 7:3:J Bids are now belnl ncelved for 1tlon 1ervke. Jaclr:'a Relri1era, 1-9; Lock 11 Heron e:50 am •m the 111,crlor redecoration of the tlon New Haven. Phone 'MJ2. Syrnc-use Grade Sehool, Syucuee, 0-3; Lock 12 Vulcan 8 am 0- 1 1 ; 0-23,t! IA'!. Lock 1 6 Orleanian 4 a m 1 7-0; Ohio. Lock 20 A. V. Chris Jr. 9 : '° am, Bids will be rece lnd u nlll 4 p,m, 21 C. V. H1mer 8 am Lock 9-0; Mond11y, July 1 1 , 1980. 21 Alla• 8:� am 5-0; Lock J-0; be obtained by Bid form, Lock 9:ftO pm 17�; Mr. Ovec: 23 Bee1le, Clerk, l'f'nt11ctinc Pau 8-0; Walter C. am :45 ! Chrla Southern Local Board ot Educa• 14--6; Atblft F. am 4:30 Beckjord Lion, Box 36. Radt1e1 Ohio, or by Holden 5:30 •m 0-�. c111llng CHurry 7-Nll , u_, Lock 31 Belpro !:211 Paul Bee1le, Clork 1,0; Lock SI National 1:30 1m am Southern Local 8-0; Crown Point 4 am 1-1; Prank Board of Educ•t1on L. Blasko 8 : 30 am 0.9; Lock 30 C8) 27, :111; C'l l I , 31< Before 9:30 A.M. Luna:a Polnt 4:10 am o-ao; Lock 27 Reliance 6 am 8-4; Baby LltA MWI_,. WY-2-26tt MILL IONS POii CHILI P.mtnt,- WY •2-MtS WASHINGTON, UP - Prealdent 1 am 14-o G�lllpoU• C. W. S11Jder KAUTZ � ID ITDltl EiH('nhowflr expreued deep sr.ati, 1 arn 4,0; Rocket 9:SO -pm, no At Clic,tion Wednesday over the out­ low: Lock 23 Beaver 1:54 pm .0 y..,.., J.2141 Pouring of VQluntary contrlbu­ Elger Cliff 8:M Pm 0-4; F. H. lion1 from lite American people to Johnson 2 : 10 1111 motor ve11ell MAMIU IIRV�I STATION earthquUHtrlcten Chile. M . V. Ohaperon In tow. help At....., _ The tolal value of caah and aup­ Kanawlla Rive? Cructble down · pllea contributed wu nearly '4,IS al Marmet 2:ca - H, All lfalt, awhl river d.aaa art on lbt million. ----- I I --· oR1·RAoE I ----I .� arine Suppl ie� - -- --------- -- ------------ 24 For S Ie Trade ---·For Sale --------------Lena/ Notice -- JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR ---··----- ... KARR & VAN ZANDT I N�W SHIPMENT OF +118ricX£ I ; 1 4) 'For Rent ' · rem. -,--- RIV�R REPORT -c.11WY- . - · - 1 ( 1 ·7.:._�elp Wont�cl_ _ � legal Notice 1956 FORD (20) Business Services Call Dlcii St•rttt ,.,., __ ..,. .,., .. ... m,,r --- --- -� -·-- ■ , .W. ;� � '!ci..t< � ��� \ ! Letart Falls NEWS FOR THE Social Events SPORTS ��; .�li.1 MAN TELEVISION GU I DE WSA!.tv· Channe, 3 tht1lr MCObd child. Gr1ndpuentl IN Mr. and llln. nan,, Hill, local Glen, Antiquity. Kn. Ronald GNlt arandmolher Mn. Richard Wolfe, Great Bend. Mn. Robert Burmen, Mn. St. Clllr Hill and Kn. Don Bell, Lorna, attended a daulht.er, Rork lhower for Mr1. Wilma Hen• denon of Alfred Tbunday. Jin. Glen Tollon of Canton ii a &ue1t qf her iaather, W. 0. a, Mn. J. D. l.ulh The Go,peJ Harmony Quartet of Huntinaton Mid I hymn ADI Sunday at tb e U. B. Church. Mr. and Mrs. Doualaa Reese of � Norfolk, Va., 1pent the wectend with her mother Mn. Nellie ConnaUy. They were . 1ccompa n• �io hunters are being given another first - the se� ied home by Kathy Connally. ·crow. in two years. This year it will be an opportunity to shoot hen Mra. Okey Kiser and children John Reed or North Kenova pheasants on certain designated public wildlife areas. , Last spent Sunday with ber parent!, a recent &ueat of hi1 sistera, WH Mr. and Mrs. Kiaer. year it was the first quail season in 46 years. Ruby Delley and lln. Lena Mrs. Mr. and Mn. David McDade and The Ohio Wildlife Countil, in its annual fish and game , Radcliff. with k e we • spent Troy of son state hearings, Thursday, legalized the taking of hen pheas,. Ray Willon vilited F. Mn. Mrs. Edna Rou8h, Mn, Leiter ants heca�se a number of public hunting areas a·re located in Roush Sunday wltb her aunt, Mn. J. D. and other relative,. sections of the state where pheasants will not propagate them­ Mr. and Mn. Ralph West of Rouab 1Dd attended the hymn selves. Parkersburg &pent the Wflekand "This action will make it possible to provide pheasant witb Mni. Pbllsol\ Nonia accompan­ h.er mother Mra. W. shooting more economically on the in-season stocking basis Varian. ied her daughter Mn. Eulah Brae ken for a month'1 visit at her for those hunters more distantly removed from those areas George Cummins and H&f!'1 home in Darlington, Pa. of natural pheasant production.'' This statement was made by Hill · made a buslneu trip to Col­ H ayde n Olds, chief of the Ohio Di v ision of Wildlife. Mn. a.1ton Circle, d•ughter u m bu1 Thunda)'. Council action was taken as the resull of an original recom­ Kay of Bashan, Mrs. W. E. Rit, Edith and Jonna Roush 1pent 1 mendation made at the Hamilton County fish and garne hear­ week with their grandp1,:,en� M�Kenzie of Salem, O., and Ray ing and !ater approved at the Wildlife District 6 hearing at Mr. and Mrs. Jatk Duffy, Syra• Van Meter of Racine were here recentl y on busine�. Xenia-. cuse. Cpl. and Mrs. Joseph Glenn of Lester Rouah moved last week 'fhe ringnecked pheasant season on private lands will be from November 15 to December 10, inclusive, with a daily Bethesdlll, Md., .!ire annouacin& from the Hill farm to the Allen bag limit of two and four for possession limit after the first the birth of Brenda Lee, June 14 Hayman residenee. The WSCS met last Friday at day. The public land season will be from November 15 to Jan­ the panon11e with Mn. Pearl uary 14, 1961, inclusive, with the same bag limits as for pri­ C11to. vate 1and. Hunting hours in both categories will be g a.m. to John Burnell Jr., of Kent vlaJted 5 p.m. with hil uncle and aunt. Mr. and More than 400,000 acres of state owned or controlled land Mn. ff. B. Po•ell e nroute to at­ again will be avaHable to quail hunters. The sea,son opens No­ tend th• funeral of his ,randmo­ vember 15 and closes December 10. Daily bag limit will be tber, Mra. Add, Burnell of six with 12 after the first day . Hunting hours will be 9 a.m. Obarleaton. lo 5 p.m. Mr. and Mn. Phil Das.lier and An additional regulation makes it possible for lndividua•l daqhter S.lly of Columbu.a were landowners, or groups of owners, to request that their land be recent �ue.tl of their cousin, made available for quail hunting through agreement with the )JIN Eva Sl)'N, R. N. Larry aad Lawrence Grimm Ohio Department of Natural Resources. These a-reas must be �Dd. Ted �IJIJlln viaited over the al least 500 acres in slze,_Jusl half of the 1959 requirement. Wffi:end U, Baltimore, Md. , There will be a statewide season for squirrels, the first 1 Carmel News Of Week a e f Palari....U. S. Navy The U.S. Navy•, Potarll fl:eel b, llUltic milllle 11 1 tolld•i,.ro-' pelled, ln,:rtlally ,ulded 'mluilll. capable of bf!lnl launched from. aubmerllfld or ■ur1aced Sllbma,. rinea and 1urt1ce 1blpa. It will ban an . lqlUal : aptn.• . tlonal r1n14!' In exceq o( _ l.200 nautical milf!I and will have the cap1blllt1 to c■ rr7 • nucl■ar warhe11d. Ttie Pol,rla. now ID the advanced ■taiu o:I denlop­ rneot tu Una. ii ach�ed ; to ,o , :Into 11rvke eboard nueJur-, , powered ,ubmarlnea late in lffO. Each nuclesr underaea1 erail 1 will carry II Polari■ llliullal. ln an undl,rwater lauocb,, inert · 1asse1 lift the mls.U. into tbe air, where, the enl(inet t,blte.' In 1dvanced veralona ot the PoJarla, the,r1n1• .,ill be ez• tend� to 2,500 mUee. The ml.. aile 11 28 feet Ion&. with a bHI dl.ameter ot S8 inch•• It 11 pow... · •red· b1 a aolid- �U•nt � jet en11ne 1nd 11 manufactured by the Lockheed Aircraft CorporaUoo at Sunnyvilt. CallL r t�!r; =�n�:: ��� e���� ll� parents, Mr. and Mn. HoQler Cir• =-,--- LegoI N t• O ICe �:!_�l �UILIC HIARINO t. vn ,...., -... of the VIII ... of __ STOPS LEAKS au,TPROOFS INSULATES GUARANTEED that on the 11th day of July 1980, at 1 :00 o'clocll: P. M. • publlt heart na will be he1d o'n the Budaet prtPG'td, by Ille VUla&e of Ml�dleport, Meigs County, Ohio_ tor the next 1ucceedln1 fiaeal YIM' endlna Dee- N . Sttond Al'e. Mlddle\)4)11, Olllo ....k No. 524 LETART FALLS ember 31, llMII. ,till■TI Cash. -balances with other W nU, tncludJna NHrve $ 170,409.21 talance, •nd cub ltema tn 'Proctm of colleetlon ·--dlnd. Un ited Si.tea Govern ment obUption1, :00,700.6' · •nd fUU& nteed - - - - - - - - - - T - - · - - '· � · - · · · - - -- - · · · · -· 329,080.42 -··-1lon, wbdM l polltlea pd State• of tlont Obllta 7,080.00 -·· -··-·· · · --·-·· Other bonds, notes, and debenture, 700.88 ), 311 • �. Nfta) ovlli'd P'f8.N inC (lncJud . nb Loana and dllcou ind re tumitu 00, '3,500. awned • prtmlle Bank 1 llxlure.o )4,061.llt ······ ······ ··· ···.- - · · · ······· · frt --· ---······ · · · · Other ••eta - - · · · -- ·-- · --- · .. ·· · · ········ $1,122,IIO'I.M ········ · · · · · · · TOTAL ASSETS · · ·· · · · - TOTAL DEPOSITS • •••••• , . •• • • • • ,'• •• '811,llt.oe ____ 320.00 Other liabilities • _ _ ---··. _ _ . • ---· .. ......... - - -·-···----lld ,ubordlno TOTAL UABILITIES ()IOI intlodlnl obllt1tlon1 llhown below) ··········· ··--· ····;··· t 11112,lil2-08 CAPITAL ACC_,. · C.pilal • • ••• • • • •• • ••••• •• • • ••.. • • • •••• ••• •••••• • • •• f 311,000.00 &s,000,00 Sorplu, · -- · ·· ·-- ·· -- · · - · ------- - -- - - -··l· - -----··· 40,ffl.DI Undivided protlb • • •• • •• • • • •·-·- ---- --· ·--· . . . ..... .... . • "• '• • 130,., """"""'�� •� -·••◄ • • · · -· · · ······••-' unu A�TOTAL CAP-•• · TOTAL LtABn.rrJES AND CAPITAL ACCOtrNTS •• $1,122.8011.M • Thlt bank'a c,pl'8I con,IIU al Common atott wit.It total 'PH: vtilue of -·--· -.ooo.OG • MIMOltANOA value) (book ldan:ed) eecuriUea (and a11eta Pied.fed , U. S. Government obllptiona, dtred •Del pnnt.d, · f�'::: , I :,.:jlfull, . • '7 1 ,.,._ •= � Start The Day Right not With ::30 :'5 10:00 t0:30 ll:00 11 :30 12:00 12:30 12,45 12:55 ,. :�:g GASOLINE Al.LEY of our., DIOJI: • I 1e rp �o1 �n!� i :v� w Oral B.. ·.ierta G.-E CoTieae :Bowl FY1 TweQtlelh · C.Dlur, Lusie Dennis tl1e Mtfflect!i The Ed 8ulll_nn Show Geatrt,l �tric Theater Allied ll!li!h<oc:k .Pre..nta Lucy in Connef!tieut Whal■ MY Line! Sunday News Special TbOfW' .IJ I Clock'' ·-' . :NO FIRECRACKERS YEAR··- IT'S AGAINST Ti-IE LAW Ti-115 I ------··- · '=.;:.� Mr,.. .' . . CVJILY KAYO£ I sft.c11J.v. M TH!"'Mouf'ICN HON 80� ��lll'I A AOI LEOPOLDVILLE, Congo d tt:a' :8 'T eo,,,,f ALL 111<¥<1: JUST HolD Ul(Ji ™"1" I ---···------ WJ H' OH , E �llilt1 PPE11t flf'° I ' I ' I ' \ ' of-, v/bln dof ' al Jane ·1- 1'allllc , Kl\lDD1. w.�' C+,-.. ., lllal,arJ � , ·•' \6 I J122 11 1 '. $ ' f so uPJ-. ��� �;n:» �� � �2 10 i 0 m th: I world' s newHl republic at one minute put midnight today. AT J:15 • --�•.-::::��=.....��� 1-lE BOUGHT WORTH OF LOADED CIGARS Rot.LO, THE R ICI-I KII>, SOLVED THAT PROSLl:M ' ' The �roclamolion of lndependaet off two day, of rlotoUB ence MAA•n••,t UIUllll'f' feativJtltt in the 14th African country to tain if.I freedom since World Wal' D. 'lbe Co1110 11 about U 11.fflo a third the ,11e al lite . United States and contain• 14 million peo. P�l00,000 of !hem Eur<Jl!Can,. · The �'1'1e nce of the C�a:o ii a republic was ol•nlllcanpf markigninlC ed Wednesda)' niJht by · . Of mutUlll cooperation .pi with Mr and Mn, Robf!r1 Schaefer '" which · VISIT ltlLATIVll I will go a long way in er"Vln& Mr. ••4 llrt. M. ),. Furbee and and dtua:bter Su11n of Vandalia. Belgium's economic arrd" lnilltary Thotnu D. sOre Mra. Sdaefer 11 the dau&:hter of Mr. and I ' n•e,rests ln the Congo. Great lflnil, •pe nt th'e wee�nd I Mr. and Mr1. Vurbeti::· ____�:r-::::i====--=::==�==!....:::: · r TIU,()I' Festivities Set Off Congo's New Freedom On The '�M USICa , ' ,I, NANc,t STEVE • CJ,;,;, I u,or,'t b9 ljtuboorn Afwr all, you are a ll.l�tomer I ALLEN At leait C01!l$ uP and �. I promiie not put on BIJI i.!lei talk. to I AITlerfctn at Wort Christian lclen.'!tl Air Force Ser1pboolr: Camera 3 Illg Picture RFD, USA Rev Elwood Gibb!. Channel 13 · Pi'eaenls Baseball Lead-of! Baseball "' li �. , I I ReCl<ON l'M uEST A 1.1:�1£ ON EDGE . I n FRED LASIWELL • "';< ' < WI ' ······•--,i••·-----• ■: · . �'C.,f-,,., .. lml,.' °""""1111• � :11.oJ tillt, · a.,- _. Ille '••P Kr. and llrL llarl Sbut opeol Sueh bearlp1 will be held al lb< -lbed � '11,unday wlllh II,, and Jin. Vllla1e Hall In lllcldlepact, Ohio. Gelle /Grllt, Clerk aid Shank of 111"-"'. ud II) , · Viltap of 1ilJ4dlepart. Ohio eetebrattd th•• ll'd blttbdq of � . ... (1) 1. ltc ,their l?IDdaoa. litln. ' · "' ·, "' � \ ' I Channel 13 - Sund 9:00 15:00 Captain Kanguoo 5:30 Our Gant Com11die1 Heckle _..i Joule C tlon 8:00 8:30 llll,ibt llollle Playhou,e T:00 The Lona Ranier '1:30 , ti:SQ. .Jet Jackson B:00 12:QO Sey B'tn& 9:00 Ul:JO � '.:artoons 9:30 12:49 Baseball Lead-off 10:00 12:M Batebal l f:OO, Pinal Olympic Track and _ tQ:30 1 l ! :00 Field Trail• 8:00 l!ock Late Party 1 1 1 , 10 8:00 9:00 10:00 10,80 11:00 LIAIILln■s Demand depc,1111 of. tndivtdua\1, partnenhtpa, and corporationa - - · · · · - - · · · - - - - • - ·---·-- --··--· - • 3211,833.31 Time depoalta of !ndlvldua11, partnership,. . 810,045.'1'7 and corporation, ·-· - · · - - - - - - - ·· ····· · · · - - ·-·---· M,880.31 ·---·-.. Nbdi� l 'l)Olltice •nd Depollta of State, 1,0l2.88 :: etc,) ---other �epoalta (tertllied end oftlcer'a � w 8:10 9 :00, 9:30 0:00 10'30 0 ,00· 11:10 12:30 Clltnnel 13 - SalUIday 'f ::l: ·t.rt1 Bo• l AT :11.ACINI CION ., 1u11n... . JUM 15, 1960. tho at Ohio, of Stat• In thl •.,.lad 12:00 2:30 ' ;00 1 :30 1:00 3:00 3,30 4:00 4:30 6:00 �:30 cJ:00 6:30 •:30 .' _ ___!!,Y Chester Community Bible School Commencement Is Held atannel B - Sunday Dn&&tezl R OW L EY c. R E E D = 8:SO 9:00 I0:00 : 1 ,00 11 ,10 : 1 : 15 American Bandstand Ri n Tin 'nn San Franclaco Bea* You:- E,so Reportt: Weather Teller John Daly New111 Buddv ��chet Sho" Walt lJisney Pret.ent1 �an From BlackhlM't , 77 Suns_,t Strip The Deter.tivea Bltok Sackll• The New Tonight Sannin& tbe Weather Day &::>O The t:15 The secret Storm 1:IO_ The Edie of Nliht l:f-0 'Die Three stooge!' '!'be Lite of Riley �00 Arthur J , 8mlth-l'1ew, 1:11, A Loolr: at the Weather 6:25 TV Bow1 1ni Clinic 1:30 Amoa '•' AS/iJJ 1:00 Marll:ham '1:30 Raw.bide 8:80 Hotel de Paree 9:00 TBA 9:30 December Bride 10:00 The 'i'w1111h1 Zone .»:30 Person to Penon tl:00 New• 11 110 A Look at the 1'eatbu 11:11 '!11ealet 13. . _____ IJ WMflO Daily Program 5(hedule l(ialon) 5,M Sign On 8,80 Country RY"'n Tim, 6,00 Cue1t Stu Detective', Dairy 1:35 The Sunday Show 8:11'1 Newa &. WeatJ,er Waterfront 9,30 Newa 6:30 RFD Home Run Derby 9:JG '1'11< Sunday Sbow 7:00 BreatrHt Party New1 Piel Uri!! N ew• 10:30 8:30 NewJ Sports Roundup The Sundt,- Show 10:85 8:35 Break[ast Ptrtf Weatherl"ast Tbe Army Hour .JO I I . 9:30 Newa Saturday Ni1lit Jamboree Noon News 1%:00 10:00 Ml)torcade Bonanza Vlrainla Vitatoe (Pacnm, 12,15 The Man and LhC! Challenge lf·10 Star Sal11!e Ap01tolie Churf'h, l l :00 Top Ten The De1rnt, 12:30 United Nationa Sbow Journey to Understanding 1 2 : 1 5 Weekend 12:4$ Social Seturlty Man ..Tom Interpol 1 :30 News 1 :00 Rev. Teet, (Carpentn) Ne.:, Headlines 1 : 3!5 Weekend i,ao Sund&)' Show ase W 1atherc11t l,30 Ohio N,w1 AnnJVer■lll')' ;hOWCIM 2:00 Shockw■tch 2:35 w�keM Z:30 Broadway Showclllf! 1 3:30 Ne.WI 5,ot Sunday Sb9wcaae 3:35 Weekend 3,30 Rev. WillOll (New ffaVf!b 4,30 News Churcll of God) ' 4:3:i Weekend s1gn on 4:00 Sunday Showcase 5:10 Guest Stu This is the LUe 4:30 News 5:45 Pat Boon e Show TV Chapel 4:3!1 Sund:aiy Showc11: 6:00 Sundown Serenade Industry on Parad e 5,30 News & Weather 6:30 Oft the Air . . . . Inside Sports 5:40 Congreuman Moeher ,fli lm Feature Sunder S,45 Waabingon Report.I to th1 Pre Game Show People 7:45 Sign O n Cincin nati Baseball 6:00 Sundown Serenad e 7:47 Sunday Chapel Sunday Movtetime 8:00 Rev. Me,ntumerr Cllulland I 8,30 OIi Ille Air The Silent Voice Meet the Press Sunday News Picture Overland Trail Muaic on Ice Chevy Show Loretta 'Young s:1n­ People Are Funny The Chester Community DVBS , unison, 1 prayer and linger play. Newa Headline, ' Primary No. t teachers were l'.'ommencement '-V89 held Sunday Weathercut evening in the Chester grade Mrs. Donald Mora and M;a. Re,c N'ltewateb Bally. Their gupila sang Llstllfnlng school auditorium. 1 &;gn Off Children marched with their AU The Time and gave metnory teachers from aeparate rooms Into work In unison. Primary N'o. II ' the auditorium singing Onward I sang Joy, Joy, Joy and gave mem­ Christian Soldiers )l'iih Mrs. Hor- · ory work. Teachers were Mrs. Diet Clark Show ace Karr, piani!lt. After giving the ! Willard Eberabach and Mr,. Will· Brave Stallion pledges to the American and · i1m Grue1er. Primary No. Ill Leav.;. :� 'i'o BeHer ChrisUan flags, i+td (tie Hot, tau1ht by Mrs. Pa11l Karr, Mrs. L,wrence W11lk S�mir Bible, the classe8 sang Teacitinga Georee WoU and Mrs. Joe Nun­ Jubilee, U. S. A. o( Jesus which was the the me nilly who also gave their memUp-To-The-Minute Newa ory work and sang Trust and for thls year's school, Sporu Report :it the Obey. Junior No. l class reci�ed Lite Rev. Edmund Late Show House o f Prayer gave � he invoca• the Ten Commandments, Junaor tion with the prayer responst? by No. II class 1ave two demonstra­ tlo,n.s one on Being Thankful, the the school. other Hearing and Obeying also The Bill Picture . The welcome was given by Rich­ five of their favorite Bible verses John Hopkins File ard Nease afler which Mrs, Har. These two classes were taught College New■ Conference old Spencer, director of the by Mrs. Edmund Life, Mrs. I. 0. Jliatlonal Edu. ABFociation school prese nted the teachers McCo}', _,.Mr&. Paul Baer and Mrs. Myftery lbtlp.ee and Mrs. Purley Ksrr, ,eeretary, Roy M luer. Open Hearing with certificates of appreciation. 'll!A The t,enage class tau1ht by The Nunery cl18' ta111bt by Uka Chase Show ' Mrs. Samuel M ichael, Rev. Robert Mrs. Wald Spencer, -:Mrs. Robert American Arts Trio •nd Mrs. W. H. White aang Card / r, Baily and Mrs. Russell Spence Convention, Preview m emory veraes and ·1 two &elections Obey Jeaus Ttach­ gave their Eve Ard.en Show two songs: O Be Careful and Zac- ings and J Serve a Risen Sllvior. People's Cholc • chacus ari.d gave a rhythm band / The ofteratory prayer w11 gl.v­ SPJ,>rts Highlights number. Beginners No, I tau,a:h t I en by Bev. Card. The offerin� wall by Mrs. Carl Kaub: and Mrs. Reid ' be used to help pay espehse!. Trackdown Young presented a finger play I Al l p dpil1 received a cei'tificate Maverick and sang Jesus Loves the Little of attendance from the teaehers. Lawm1m Children. Mrs. Kathryn Baum i Those altendinJ every day re• The Pebel and Mrs. Horafe Karr were in ceivc d a gold star certificate. Rev The A: 1skan1 who Card in behalf of the teacJlers, charge of Beginners No. Johnny Staccato ock s, p�es�nted Mrs.. Spencer wl� _a Kn aang "Jesus Knocks, The New, Tonltht Knocks gave 10 Bible vert:es in e: 1fl' m , 1 gpr,e.ci,tion of h'V work, Dur!Uii ,a ·mlaionarv., stu.dy th@" .�irst .week a special offering (If S25.76 was fiven which will be ,ent to a knOW'n miulonacy n urse I Miss Charlotte Bates ot La Paz. :��:,wi;x,i;:�••t Bolivia. Wanted-Dead or AUve I All craft work was displayed. Mr. Lucky Each pupil received a gift, Have Guri, w:11 Tr:ivel On Friday th,i last day o( the Gunsmolte Bible school t.!ie teenaae group Fut Hire I went to Forked Run Lake tor a News picnic and swimming. ChaperonTheater 13 es were the teachers arid Mn. Sign Off Esther. Wright, · Mrs. Eddie Har• ----tung, Mra. Orville Romin e, Mn. Henry Eichinger and Mn. Paul ay , Hoffman. Rev. ·f1la�hewa ,v--,�eiit�:�1 1:i $3.95 o gallon THE RACINE HOME BANK f:80 e,oo !��N� Ch11nn&1 l j - Frld!!y l ;gg Hl'UtltG HWHHD MITAl.9 IUWlU■I SI, • ■ II NOTICE HOW "FAIi.iRE" 1$ .:eiTTEN ALL o.g IT?IIJ!CE - THE i'EAllS HAVE ETC"ED " fAllU11f• "10 �•!EIIY UNE? l<JTICE HOW ... r----t WCHS�TV C,,annel 8 Channel 8- Saturday Roofs-Metal-Masonry 11.IPOIIT Of THI CONDITION OP 11:15 l l :30 12:00 1 12:30 12:45 1 : 00 1: 1 5 1 :25 4:00 5:30 8:00 6:80 1:00 8:00 9:0 ' 1 10:00 l0:30 1 1 :20 11:10 l J : 15 1,00 '1:1(• 8,00 �00 ,():00 11:80 11:00 11 :10 11 : 1 5 ,llporla Report u,20 Late Show • P£ANUT8 I1 ��h�:�; 3 - Sunday • 1:00 Badge and Bullets U:00 Eddie Seacrist Show '1:00 12:00 TBA 7:30 Back l,2:30 Talk 8:30 1 :00 Commonwealth or Nation11 9:00 1 :30 Gray Ghost · 1 9:lJO 2:00 &\l\!l:io Wi'e5tling I· 10:30 ' · , !):30 TBA Newsrcel Albq,m t t :OO 1):4� imerlc j � -___�__...____••---====-,,:====- ff\er • Ohlo N oUce Ml hl1•dtl ereby I1veft 4:00 5:90 �:00 l::IO 8:40 9:45 'l:O({ .. ' Sign On Clttle 3 Ranch Sheena, Queen of Jungle Junior Auction Howdy Doody Show Ruff & Reddy r'i.ow Fury Circus Bor True Story Down on the Farm Film Fealure Dugout Dope • Cln0lnnati Baseball Watch Mr. Wli•rd Science Fiction n,eater f:00 15:30 6:00 6 .30 • :415 6:l)� 7:00 '7 : 30 8:30 9:00 9:30 I0:30 1 1 : 00 1 1 : 10 l l : l !5 Channel I - Friday if "BRIGHT" IDEA Dlatrll,.,IOd 1.ocallJ i:4.l 800 9:00 9:30 10:00 lO:SO 11:00 11:30 12:00 12 :30 l :00 1:15 1 :25 4:00 f:30 Channel 3 - Saturday Mr. and MH. Jerry Bowen of Canal Wlnthe•ter 1pent the week end 'lfltb her parenta, Mr. and Mra,. LlO)'d Wood, Mr. Wood re­ main• very Ill. 'l-tt, aad Mra. Frank Beckley of Hamden Cl.lied on Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Rife Sunday also Mr. and Mn. Lloyd Wood. Mr and Mn B,iy Brooks of Ca• -bin Creek spent Sunday tivenlng with bla 1lster Mn &rah Rife. ...,_...., 6:� 7:00 8:00 8;30 9:00 9:45 10:00 10:30 11 :00 ll:10 ll,.:J$ • ·OO Comedy Pl.11bOUH Adventure Time .::icermboat Bill OiM''> Ktd ---M111slc in the Round Jim Thacker S!,ow Weathercut Newa Pictu�e HunUe� Brlulr:ley ll:flpon Death Valley Pays Head of t. � Class Masquerade Party Cavaleade 'Of Sports Jackpot Bowling Cimarron City TV Readers Digest News J4'..e1dli11 es WeatJ:erca1t Ja<'k Paar Show Sign OIi G:30 B�ckwheat News Societv - 'ay ..ra Rife cl ' · l Melvln Clr,:le of Columbu, ,pent . h. e week end with bis mother. . r t -t :n��r:le� -;�� 1 n4 two cbil• dren o Ho II and ■re spendln1 the wut )tit h er motber, Mrs. Mary Circle� Mn. Hayman Bantlt& and IOn, Keith, Mr. and Mn. Gary liamitl and daua:hter, carol Ann, PomiitroY, were Sunday eve nin g iueeta ol Mr. and Mn. Dean Brinker. l • d b l■� ��t!: J::. ��8::°p::t= to -= �� .��-::-��� :.���� over the week e nd. Seeured and t)l'efernid t1abHl� ' l)epotlll ,......, l,y ptedpd. - P- lo TIIIKS AIIIIIT 61 r.qulromenla of ·law ••• :.•.;· ·� · ······-···-······ • /Q,780.10 ISTANBUL UPI _ Turkllb po, · Uce and military aulborlUt1 hive ' TOTAL . - -··-····-··· ..-� . - -'. .11"!.::..-i - • r.:- '"I- ••·•·.:. . . ..'NIO;lO UTUt ed 81 persons 1t Iamlr wit� Securttlea • ahown ebowi _. dedlltUIB in the put 24 houn (or attempted NHrVflll of , -·-- � � · - - -- --- ·-·- .. eoo.,oo undera:roun d actlvltiea a11inlt Ole STATE OF OfflO, qouNTY or �S. provisional &overnment of Gen. 1, JOHN' T. WOLFE, c..hter of the jbo,'N named bl$. •o. 1alemn­ 1 Cemal Gunel. Autborttlet llfd 1y twear that .th• a ttaft atatemeat ii to ' the' belt " tnowlede• r thoae arre■ted were -members of and bellal 1 •. Phmler Adnan Jlendn Ouhi.. 1011M T, Democrttlr Party. C'orhct-Attest:-VERA 11. BEIOLB · 1 -----'-. · , ' •� ' B. OIi,.._, &y letty Ctrl...._ Mr. and Mn. John Raap ol FoaIorIa ca lled on Mr. and Mrt. Dou.aIH Circle Thursday, Mr. end Mre. W•rden Oun and Mr,. Oeor1e Hall of Loni Bottom visited Mr. and Mn. Dou1111 Circle and family, Friday. Mn. l>oJ'othy Harden of Coha m• �= , 4 :00 1:30 &:00 &:30 6:00 1:10 8:25 11n,. w. in several years. The dates are September 12 to October 3 1 , from daylight lo dark, with a daily bag limit of four and eight after th e first day . Previously the state was divided into two areas, . . with gray squirrels for Zone I and fox squirrels for Zone 2. The following �re other hu�ting o� trappi!}g seasons ap­ proved by the Wtldhfe , Council, the lune limits 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., unless otherwise noted: RUFFED GROUSJ:; - October _15 lo . february 25, 1 861, dally bag hm1t three, possession hmll slX, daylight tr dark except December 15 and 16 (deer.gun season), when hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. RAB B_I T - private land - November 15 to January 2, 1961 , d ao 1y bag limit four, possession limit eight. RABBIT - public land - November 15 to January 14 1 96 1 . daily bag limit four, possession limit eight. HUNGARIA N PARTRIDGE - private land - November 1 5 lo Decembe r 10, daily bag limit two possessio n limit four H UNGARIAN PARTRIDGE - pubhc la-nd - November 15 lo January 14, 1961, daily bag limit two, possess.ion limit four. WOODCHU CK iGROUNDHOG) A N D WEASEL - No clos­ ed season or bag limit. DEER - gun - December 15 and 16, one deer any age or sex . DEER - bow - October 15 to December 3 1 one deer any �ge or sex, daylight to dark except December 1 5' and 16, when 1t is 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. RACCOON, OPOssUM ' AND SKUNK (f:\unllng) - Novem­ ber I to February 14, 196 1 , four raccoon a day, no limit on opossum or skunk, day or night. RACCOON, OPOSSUM AND SKUNK (Trapping) - Novem­ ber 15 to February 28, 1961, no limits, day or night. MINK AND M USKRAT (Hunting and Trnpplng) - Novem­ ber 15 lo February 28, 1961, no limits, day or night. BEAVE R (Hunting or Trapping) - January 16 to January 21, 196 1, i n Ashtabula, Columbiana and Mahoning counlles only, two a season, day or night, with provision county game protector must seal pelts before they can be legally sold. Hunters must have wrUten permission of land owner, DUCKS AND GEESE - Regulalions for migrator birds are set by the p.S. Fish and Wildlif e Service, usualfy a·ller Aug�st I . When received the Wildlife Council wlll make them ubhc. Seasons for other migratory game birds will open as �ollows, the length of the season depending on the U.S. regu­ lations: RAIL AND GALLINUL E - September I. WOODCOCK - October I . • SNIPE - Openlng day of duck season. There will not be any open seasons on snowshoe bares ' Reeves ' and Elliot's Pheasants and wild turkeys. _Counci l also ruled that Sunday fox drives would be per• milled on the Magee Marsh, Ottawa County, as would be racco0n hunting, January I to February 14 and rabbit and pheasant huntin g, Janua ry I to 14. A number 01 suggestions were made for changes at the fish hearing. However, since the new season does not begin until March I, 1961, these will be taken up by the council at a late r date. "l'he a�nual fish and game hearin s follow those held all 88 counties and the six Division o f Wildlife Districts In district Is represented at the slate hearings by one farm.erEach and one sportsman . The represenlalives prese nt Thursday and their districts follow: Bill Elliott, Oak Harbor, and Kenneth Sorg RR 5 FremonI District I; Fran k Merickel Toledo, and Waiter Heer , RR Bryan, District 2; J. W. Welsh, Warren, and Lloyd Alexander1: RR I, Wooster, District 3; Ray Starr Mingo Junction and Dwignt 0. Laug hlin, Tippecanoe, Di&lr!cl 4; Charles McClel­ lan, Ironton, and Walter Richards RR 4 Circleville D!str icl 5, and Calvin Roberls, Springfield' and Lou Craig RR 1 t,e. ' banon, District 6. Cltatinel 3 •· Friday Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 1 , 1960-7 .� ___ _ ..._,..." �� �, 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport 0., July !, 1 960 (20 1 Business Services WANT ADS I 4 cent& per werd, one insertion. Minimum charge - 60 �cuts. word tor Lhree conae;,utlve inserlio11.,. S�&J - one mouth for 30 cent, pt>r word. f' ull rate of 4 cents pt'r word will be charged tor ad..-c.-tisin( 11 not piUd wit:Ju11 IU days aner rece1VU16 bill. �rs io Aa ve.msme: - Should be rt!p<> -tf>d �rdlalely. The D.11lJv Sentiriel wW not tw: rUlipomilble for more lliaa one lncor• reel lrl.9ert.:OD 4'ard of �.intJ ud S.:,et"ial No!Jces of Ew 'lt.a S i, .UO. Obitu.r.nea pubhshed cit l Ul'll pi;:r wunl. ·:,ouus J UA Y 3 DAYS 'U D4. 'IS 1 MO. tlOc 00c 1, $ 1 .� '4 .!IO $I.OIi 60c $1.20 2(\ ... 00 $ 1 .� 7.:ic: 23 $2.20 $7.l)O 1,dJ r"'CeJVed by 10 A.M, will be m that day • .-per. e cent. per I I ' I PHONE wy.2.2 1 57 1 1 I I 1',ot 1ces -- -- LEGAL NOTICE TO BIDDERS MUiLLll!R FURNACES, W ESTING, Sealed proposals, bearing the HOUSE 1�l1nceL Arnol d 11.,._ then, Syr1c:UN1, Onio. Phone title of lht! wurk and name of the WY2-6J84. 1 1-1 1.tf bidder will be rrtc1.,.t!d by J. Ed­ ward Fo:iter, Clerk for the Board ROOFING, SPOUT1NG, Sheet Me­ of l-:d ueauon of the Pomeroy Ex­ tal work and re.pair work of emi,ted Vil lage School District, any kind. frank Powers, 133 Pomeroy, Ohio, at the High School Third St., Middleport Bu1ldmg, Pomeroy, Ohio, until 1 2 N. Phone WY2-230I . 6-29·6k o' clock Nuon, Eastern Standard Time, on Tuesday, August 2, 196(1, CLOTH, WOOD SLAT PORCH .i!nd will be opened and read aloud i;hades, cloth porch valance, immr1.1lalely thereafter, for the awni ngs, venetian blinds, win• cunstrt 1t't11Jn of Pomeroy Elemen­ Free er.ti matcs. dow shades. tary S{' hool Bu1 Jd1ni,:. in accordance Dale Wappel, 21!5 Union Ave., with pi.ms .ind SPl'l0 1fu:ations as Pomeroy. 5 21 90tc 1m·pan·d by Thomas D. Mcl...llugh­ RIIJENOUH SUPPLY. R-i!dio �nd lin ;111d Johr1 J. Kcd. Archllects, TV Service. YU!i-2125. 6· 1 1 ·30tp Lima, Ohio -� ---I J 1',;1 \\ I Hgi. and spcdf1catio11s and HAMMER ' S REFUSE !)JSPOSAL c:u11tracl du('ul!lents are available Wl'dily pickup. Aa low ll.!i $ 1 .00 for mspct· !l<,n al the offices of the a month. Call R . & A . Service Uwnl!r and the Arlfotect. Draw­ Station, WY2·2300 or see Mar• ing!> and �pcrification� for the per­ 6-1 :lOtp �un.il u�e uf euntr.idors may be 1011 ( !lammer) Ha,vk, ohta1m•d from t he Arduted upon d◄•pusH of $20.0U fur one set of which $ 1 U OU will he refunded up, on rdurn of said drawings amt s1weifw;i,4 wns w 1 t h 111 1 0 days from l lw dalL• of n•t·eivmg bids. i':at Ii hid must h..:- suhmilted on blanks 111ltarned from t h1i Archi• lel'l. ,1rul m u� l t'Olltlllll lhe name uf t·vt•ry persun r n tcn•strd 1 l1erein and !w ll("('OHlJ.liUIICll hy a SurCI)' Company U!d IJo11d, s,1t1sfal'lury to the Owrwr, or Cl0 rt1 £1ed Cht'l'k up­ ori some solvt·r1l bunk. made pay­ a b le tu th!! Tn,asun•r uf the Board 11f Ecl ticat ion. iti ,111 amount equal lo 5' , of t ll'' hid, as a gm1rantce l h.11 1f t tw IH1l is an·eptcd. a cO/l· lral'l w i l l ht > l'll\crcd llllo in ae rnnl,IIH'• ' w 1 1 t i th e dr,iwrngs antl t·cmd1• �l'{ l ' i i u·.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -. ,J111I J,!1•neral t i on� ,,f Uw ('1 , n traet and bond torm <111 i 1 ic'. ,1nd lh e 1wrfor111anc(' of ! tu· n m l ra l'l �<·<·urrd by ;1 Sure• !y c,,rn p:rny ( 'ontraet l loru.l, ar• pn,v1•d by lht o•-.ntr, in a11 ilrlll!lllll l' <j Uill lo IUO''�, of t he COIL· l rac,1 prin·. • H ,. • , 1 • , r • l • • No bidder 111;1)' w11 !1draw his bid thirty of p1ir1ud £or a 493 Lincoln s,. day� after 01e or,enmi:: thereof. Phone WY2•356 1 Mlddlepon T he right is reSt·rvl'U by tht' Board of Education tu reject all}' or all bids .ind Lo waive informali­ ties. By order or t he Uoard of Educa­ tion or the l'omd·oy Exempted V il• lau:e School !Jistrict, Pomeroy, Ohm J . Edward f'osler, clerk (7) 1 , 8, 15, 22, 4k -- I- FOi CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE "RESULTS RATES -- - Legal Notice Legal Not-ice '68 GIEVlt0LE1' lll8( ' i.lYIIC 2 dr. One careful loc;il owner. Spot- 1 le11 ln1ide and uut . Sld. Shift. Jl,,911.00. Blacttr111rH, Pomeroy. 6-29-fltc. · NOTICE OF PUBLIC H EARING I t'OR SALE: 4 . IWOM HOUSE und On the bud9tl or Columbi• Sec Jamt•� Reasonable. lot. Town1hip Kniwhln ing, Antiquit y, Ohio. Nol i n· is h ereby �ivcn t hat mi -- 6 30 tile th1· l Hh <luy of July 1 960 at 8 'k OLDS Ve 2 dr. StJdan. Finish rO H CAT· o' dnl·k I '. f,.1 h, il (l t•: hlie lieuri11gedwill fon SA LE Ind uphol�lery exlra 1:ood. Hydra• by e llt'ld on t t• tiudgel pre1,ar T LE 7 ft. Masacy-l larri s C lipper h matic drive. $69� . oo. Hh1etlnars, · Trustees Towuship of d Uo,n lw t Combine with 4 cyl. W hicon�in Pomeroy .____ 6·29·6tc motor recently over lua ulcU. c0 11. of the Town .std p or l 'olumbi a, I 'D6 .BU iei V8 Speciol�I� Top L ael Eugene HolttJ r P hon e WI 9. Meigs C ounty, Ohio, for the next P. l ng H9ca1 �ar ending OjJC . • dr. One cart!Iul owner. Show• !2.2:.•_'!��ne, Ohio.' P ;�� . -� best or care. $1 ,290.00. Uluct,. (-!ile 1 r· ' Sud1 hriarini,: will h 1! held at the tnars, l'omcro y. 6·:t0·6lc Qf Q -Q loWll!ihip llu1lding lll'Ur t:arpenlcr, USED IOAT5 AND MOTOR • $U Olno. and up whlle th•� la1t. Metro, (9) Walter V. Sw1•tt, l ' lcrk ·--- --pollt■n Moton, 600 I. Main ( l l 7. l tc GAS, FU l-1L OIL and coal fur. It., PorMro,. Phw,1 WY.2..ll70. l 1 •24-tf(I nace1. Call for lreo cstim11te1. LEGAL NOTICE y Furen111n & Abbotl, Middleport. 1 .c;;-;;:;••;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;aa;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:,;.;. j E, NOTICE OF F I L I N G AND Pl■lntlff MICHAEL, f, 6-lU-tfe HEARING ON INV ENTORY Buy You - - -C1M No. 1 8,394 MARY L. PULLI NS, et 11, ONE MAflNATONJI: 1•lcct;ic £U1� ' Probtt• Court, Melg1 County, Ohio o.fendanl1 tar tlRcl Gibson amplifier. Call TO the E:kt't' lilor or Adnun istra• Cua No. 1 3,008. W Y2·2UOJ bcfori! � I'. M. l'unrnunt to an Order o f Sale tor 11 11d tu 1rnd1 of the folluwi111: 11 6-17·Ur lssut·U by the Court of Common are rrs1dcnts of 1 IU' s111tc of Ohio: IIAVILY TlACTOR IALII AND !'leas, fikiU!i Coun1y, Ohlo, 1 will 1mrviv i11� 8JlOUS1', 1f ony; next o( hnln. J l 2 •· Main. Potneroy. ofrer for ulc al Public A uction kin; bcncfici11ric11 umkr t he will, ,MM WY2•297S , S■l11m■n1 1111 the 2oth dlly of July, 1 960, at if uny; the lilttorncy or uu 1i,-ney11 Hlrollll l,,rnh&tt, AT .MdlVllle. l0:00 A. M. at lhe door of the r,!!1>res◄•11li11g .uiy of the afurcmt•n­ Ott... Ph.no coo,,·,n■ Mtl. l 'ourt ! louse In Pomeroy, Ohio, the tlont•d person�: •••uc You are hereby not i ril'cl t hut on following Uc11cribed real estate: e o( POm­ the 29th d,1y or ,Ju rw moo. nn In• vm.g the in Silllllltl 1 . NINE l IECE DINJNc; HOOM Pomeroy, Ohio croy, and in Fraction 18, Town 2, ventory i.nd Appra1scme11t of the Sulte. Good l'Ulld1tlo11. )'hone illlll,ilC l :t ol the Ohio Company's e11tate of Clinton Gilkt•Y, Sr., de• WY 2·2a61. 7 1 titc _ • - -· -- -� Purchase on Naylor', Ru n , Mel1l1 ceased, lute of Scipio Township in County, Ohio, to, wit: Bet na the s11ld County was liled in lhis Court. Hearing on said l11vc11lory and fh1h and 11lenty of 1111 11111it11. Sll(n --- - - , ---­ north half or Lot No. 10 ol 11id In yard. l.(1well "frNkkle An- EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, two five truct on Naylor'!! Run, except the Appni1cmenl wtll bl' h.atl before room •vartm e nll. A. N. Dengel. coal and other mlneral, with the 1 h l1 Court on the 1 9t h day o( tiquity, Ohio. 6lc ___ __7 i __ I U Uc righl to 1n i11c and remm,� the June 1960, at 10 o'do<'k M . m. Phone WY2•3272. � WILCOX ,GA Y 2·Spt•cd lal>tl recordExceptions thereto 11111.y be filed 11ame without lncumbrance to the ' et 2 rt"t>ht ur IR l)t' H ild radio• HOUSE FOUR toom1, bath and surrace. by any int�re11ted p11.rty et any laundry in Syracuse. Phone pJl ono Jii<'k . }lc. 11se lul)t• l m lll flnIU-:Flo:RENCE DEEDS: Vol. UM, lime prior to five days before the WY2·693 1 or WY2·6S31 after 2 Jte ly, Call WY 2'37.fi� u£tN l'i p. Page 139 and Vol. 203, Pate 93, date set for hearing. ____ 8·28.fllc p. m. m. 7 1 lltc WITNESS my slJ(nMl urc_ and Deed Uecord1 of Me l&• County, the 1c1I ol .�aid Cuurl, Ohio. Furlher de1crJbed aa rol· hot bath, wllh. house ROOM Six : oARnt-:NTHA<:rou. -Hulen 11; 8· 29th day of June, thts lows: 1 cold and £ur111cc. ,oil fuel water, , key, cumplele wilh disk, <'Ulti1980. the In Street, Fl■her on Situate , I H Harry Ohio. hill, Letart U , valor, mow('r. 11ln,: le & hov e l and I F. H. O'BIIIEN Phone Cl-11,2141. 6-30-fltp Village of Pomeroy, said Flnher , , lum P low. t:01HI co ndition . Al ao, Ex.-Orficio Clerk and Judge Street being lnten the e cted j on � . . one cu1111>lctc 111) 1 wall pa1m ring liux UNFU E RNISHED APART­ South hy tocunt Street and On the l Deputy Clerk Baker, Ann By "' ooh, and ca11h recl1lur. frank I M ft:NT. Air eondlUoned. Av11il• . t (7) t , a, etc Run North Nolor'1 by Ellt and • � Cle l1md, Haclne. 7 1 ate ahle alter July aI Coat, Bulldina:. Road, there btlna no hoUIP. num• 6 29 12tc her. . � 6NE wollK H OUSE2 T11rm1 of 11le : Ca1h on d•Y of 7 I 6te 1Wo -»EDRooM FllllNJSHED Said premlae1 unnot 1"'e 1old sale. �ONEI U�c; tsTERED i.oLSTEIN ' llpartment with utilities fur• for less than two-thlrdt of the IP. i; baby calf. See Arthur Barr on I nl1h ed. Joint Ulll ol laundry praised value. The property 11 IP· equlp11u1n1. Plenty of free puk• .i the Karr nrm Il l Choitcr. prelsed at $1 100. To be eold 1ub, Ina J1P■ce. Five minu1e11 walk ---- --D =: C1Mltlon If o,u,.1: Montgom­ UUISTERE GElt:11AN SHEPfrom neareat chain 1tore. Inquire ject to the llen for taxt1 tor 1980. 1'h(' right Is re1erved to reject en)' ery ltU upper, 9,7 lowc-r, 5¾: , bflrd pupple1. $20 11nd '3:li. 8lll Ewlna'1 Slore or phone WY 2· or all bid1. ft, open; G�lllpolb 18.3 upper, � Kin a, Bradbury Jto1d. Phone 7 1 Jtc 2660 or WY 2·3092. ROBERT C. HAR'l'ENBACH 10.3 lower, 4 � (I. open; Lock 21. ---• -· � WY 2-6296. 6 3o 31c Sherlr f 'of Melt• County, Ohio 1 5.3 upper, 10.5 lower. one trill CROW, CROW & PORTER open, All movable dams up 13 throu&h 23 averaglni open 1 to 2 WOMAN ror temporary typlnM Allorncy1 for Pl1lntlrf (6) l'I' , Hi ('fl 1, 8, 10, 6tc traps. and teleptlonlna:, Reply Box Ohlo River Boats: Down: l,6ck 668·S care The Dall)' Sentinel Pomeroy, 6·28-l'itc 7 City of Hunllngton 8:� am 8-1!; Lock 8 Dan Quinn 6:10 llm, 0-2: AIR CONDITIONING, REFRIGER· Lack 10 Horlen1c Ingram 7:3:J Bids are now belnl ncelved for 1tlon 1ervke. Jaclr:'a Relri1era, 1-9; Lock 11 Heron e:50 am •m the 111,crlor redecoration of the tlon New Haven. Phone 'MJ2. Syrnc-use Grade Sehool, Syucuee, 0-3; Lock 12 Vulcan 8 am 0- 1 1 ; 0-23,t! IA'!. Lock 1 6 Orleanian 4 a m 1 7-0; Ohio. Lock 20 A. V. Chris Jr. 9 : '° am, Bids will be rece lnd u nlll 4 p,m, 21 C. V. H1mer 8 am Lock 9-0; Mond11y, July 1 1 , 1980. 21 Alla• 8:� am 5-0; Lock J-0; be obtained by Bid form, Lock 9:ftO pm 17�; Mr. Ovec: 23 Bee1le, Clerk, l'f'nt11ctinc Pau 8-0; Walter C. am :45 ! Chrla Southern Local Board ot Educa• 14--6; Atblft F. am 4:30 Beckjord Lion, Box 36. Radt1e1 Ohio, or by Holden 5:30 •m 0-�. c111llng CHurry 7-Nll , u_, Lock 31 Belpro !:211 Paul Bee1le, Clork 1,0; Lock SI National 1:30 1m am Southern Local 8-0; Crown Point 4 am 1-1; Prank Board of Educ•t1on L. Blasko 8 : 30 am 0.9; Lock 30 C8) 27, :111; C'l l I , 31< Before 9:30 A.M. Luna:a Polnt 4:10 am o-ao; Lock 27 Reliance 6 am 8-4; Baby LltA MWI_,. WY-2-26tt MILL IONS POii CHILI P.mtnt,- WY •2-MtS WASHINGTON, UP - Prealdent 1 am 14-o G�lllpoU• C. W. S11Jder KAUTZ � ID ITDltl EiH('nhowflr expreued deep sr.ati, 1 arn 4,0; Rocket 9:SO -pm, no At Clic,tion Wednesday over the out­ low: Lock 23 Beaver 1:54 pm .0 y..,.., J.2141 Pouring of VQluntary contrlbu­ Elger Cliff 8:M Pm 0-4; F. H. lion1 from lite American people to Johnson 2 : 10 1111 motor ve11ell MAMIU IIRV�I STATION earthquUHtrlcten Chile. M . V. Ohaperon In tow. help At....., _ The tolal value of caah and aup­ Kanawlla Rive? Cructble down · pllea contributed wu nearly '4,IS al Marmet 2:ca - H, All lfalt, awhl river d.aaa art on lbt million. ----- I I --· oR1·RAoE I ----I .� arine Suppl ie� - -- --------- -- ------------ 24 For S Ie Trade ---·For Sale --------------Lena/ Notice -- JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR ---··----- ... KARR & VAN ZANDT I N�W SHIPMENT OF +118ricX£ I ; 1 4) 'For Rent ' · rem. -,--- RIV�R REPORT -c.11WY- . - · - 1 ( 1 ·7.:._�elp Wont�cl_ _ � legal Notice 1956 FORD (20) Business Services Call Dlcii St•rttt ,.,., __ ..,. .,., .. ... m,,r --- --- -� -·-- ■ , .W. ;� � '!ci..t< � ��� \ ! Letart Falls NEWS FOR THE Social Events SPORTS ��; .�li.1 MAN TELEVISION GU I DE WSA!.tv· Channe, 3 tht1lr MCObd child. Gr1ndpuentl IN Mr. and llln. nan,, Hill, local Glen, Antiquity. Kn. Ronald GNlt arandmolher Mn. Richard Wolfe, Great Bend. Mn. Robert Burmen, Mn. St. Clllr Hill and Kn. Don Bell, Lorna, attended a daulht.er, Rork lhower for Mr1. Wilma Hen• denon of Alfred Tbunday. Jin. Glen Tollon of Canton ii a &ue1t qf her iaather, W. 0. a, Mn. J. D. l.ulh The Go,peJ Harmony Quartet of Huntinaton Mid I hymn ADI Sunday at tb e U. B. Church. Mr. and Mrs. Doualaa Reese of � Norfolk, Va., 1pent the wectend with her mother Mn. Nellie ConnaUy. They were . 1ccompa n• �io hunters are being given another first - the se� ied home by Kathy Connally. ·crow. in two years. This year it will be an opportunity to shoot hen Mra. Okey Kiser and children John Reed or North Kenova pheasants on certain designated public wildlife areas. , Last spent Sunday with ber parent!, a recent &ueat of hi1 sistera, WH Mr. and Mrs. Kiaer. year it was the first quail season in 46 years. Ruby Delley and lln. Lena Mrs. Mr. and Mn. David McDade and The Ohio Wildlife Countil, in its annual fish and game , Radcliff. with k e we • spent Troy of son state hearings, Thursday, legalized the taking of hen pheas,. Ray Willon vilited F. Mn. Mrs. Edna Rou8h, Mn, Leiter ants heca�se a number of public hunting areas a·re located in Roush Sunday wltb her aunt, Mn. J. D. and other relative,. sections of the state where pheasants will not propagate them­ Mr. and Mn. Ralph West of Rouab 1Dd attended the hymn selves. Parkersburg &pent the Wflekand "This action will make it possible to provide pheasant witb Mni. Pbllsol\ Nonia accompan­ h.er mother Mra. W. shooting more economically on the in-season stocking basis Varian. ied her daughter Mn. Eulah Brae ken for a month'1 visit at her for those hunters more distantly removed from those areas George Cummins and H&f!'1 home in Darlington, Pa. of natural pheasant production.'' This statement was made by Hill · made a buslneu trip to Col­ H ayde n Olds, chief of the Ohio Di v ision of Wildlife. Mn. a.1ton Circle, d•ughter u m bu1 Thunda)'. Council action was taken as the resull of an original recom­ Kay of Bashan, Mrs. W. E. Rit, Edith and Jonna Roush 1pent 1 mendation made at the Hamilton County fish and garne hear­ week with their grandp1,:,en� M�Kenzie of Salem, O., and Ray ing and !ater approved at the Wildlife District 6 hearing at Mr. and Mrs. Jatk Duffy, Syra• Van Meter of Racine were here recentl y on busine�. Xenia-. cuse. Cpl. and Mrs. Joseph Glenn of Lester Rouah moved last week 'fhe ringnecked pheasant season on private lands will be from November 15 to December 10, inclusive, with a daily Bethesdlll, Md., .!ire annouacin& from the Hill farm to the Allen bag limit of two and four for possession limit after the first the birth of Brenda Lee, June 14 Hayman residenee. The WSCS met last Friday at day. The public land season will be from November 15 to Jan­ the panon11e with Mn. Pearl uary 14, 1961, inclusive, with the same bag limits as for pri­ C11to. vate 1and. Hunting hours in both categories will be g a.m. to John Burnell Jr., of Kent vlaJted 5 p.m. with hil uncle and aunt. Mr. and More than 400,000 acres of state owned or controlled land Mn. ff. B. Po•ell e nroute to at­ again will be avaHable to quail hunters. The sea,son opens No­ tend th• funeral of his ,randmo­ vember 15 and closes December 10. Daily bag limit will be tber, Mra. Add, Burnell of six with 12 after the first day . Hunting hours will be 9 a.m. Obarleaton. lo 5 p.m. Mr. and Mn. Phil Das.lier and An additional regulation makes it possible for lndividua•l daqhter S.lly of Columbu.a were landowners, or groups of owners, to request that their land be recent �ue.tl of their cousin, made available for quail hunting through agreement with the )JIN Eva Sl)'N, R. N. Larry aad Lawrence Grimm Ohio Department of Natural Resources. These a-reas must be �Dd. Ted �IJIJlln viaited over the al least 500 acres in slze,_Jusl half of the 1959 requirement. Wffi:end U, Baltimore, Md. , There will be a statewide season for squirrels, the first 1 Carmel News Of Week a e f Palari....U. S. Navy The U.S. Navy•, Potarll fl:eel b, llUltic milllle 11 1 tolld•i,.ro-' pelled, ln,:rtlally ,ulded 'mluilll. capable of bf!lnl launched from. aubmerllfld or ■ur1aced Sllbma,. rinea and 1urt1ce 1blpa. It will ban an . lqlUal : aptn.• . tlonal r1n14!' In exceq o( _ l.200 nautical milf!I and will have the cap1blllt1 to c■ rr7 • nucl■ar warhe11d. Ttie Pol,rla. now ID the advanced ■taiu o:I denlop­ rneot tu Una. ii ach�ed ; to ,o , :Into 11rvke eboard nueJur-, , powered ,ubmarlnea late in lffO. Each nuclesr underaea1 erail 1 will carry II Polari■ llliullal. ln an undl,rwater lauocb,, inert · 1asse1 lift the mls.U. into tbe air, where, the enl(inet t,blte.' In 1dvanced veralona ot the PoJarla, the,r1n1• .,ill be ez• tend� to 2,500 mUee. The ml.. aile 11 28 feet Ion&. with a bHI dl.ameter ot S8 inch•• It 11 pow... · •red· b1 a aolid- �U•nt � jet en11ne 1nd 11 manufactured by the Lockheed Aircraft CorporaUoo at Sunnyvilt. CallL r t�!r; =�n�:: ��� e���� ll� parents, Mr. and Mn. HoQler Cir• =-,--- LegoI N t• O ICe �:!_�l �UILIC HIARINO t. vn ,...., -... of the VIII ... of __ STOPS LEAKS au,TPROOFS INSULATES GUARANTEED that on the 11th day of July 1980, at 1 :00 o'clocll: P. M. • publlt heart na will be he1d o'n the Budaet prtPG'td, by Ille VUla&e of Ml�dleport, Meigs County, Ohio_ tor the next 1ucceedln1 fiaeal YIM' endlna Dee- N . Sttond Al'e. Mlddle\)4)11, Olllo ....k No. 524 LETART FALLS ember 31, llMII. ,till■TI Cash. -balances with other W nU, tncludJna NHrve $ 170,409.21 talance, •nd cub ltema tn 'Proctm of colleetlon ·--dlnd. Un ited Si.tea Govern ment obUption1, :00,700.6' · •nd fUU& nteed - - - - - - - - - - T - - · - - '· � · - · · · - - -- - · · · · -· 329,080.42 -··-1lon, wbdM l polltlea pd State• of tlont Obllta 7,080.00 -·· -··-·· · · --·-·· Other bonds, notes, and debenture, 700.88 ), 311 • �. Nfta) ovlli'd P'f8.N inC (lncJud . nb Loana and dllcou ind re tumitu 00, '3,500. awned • prtmlle Bank 1 llxlure.o )4,061.llt ······ ······ ··· ···.- - · · · ······· · frt --· ---······ · · · · Other ••eta - - · · · -- ·-- · --- · .. ·· · · ········ $1,122,IIO'I.M ········ · · · · · · · TOTAL ASSETS · · ·· · · · - TOTAL DEPOSITS • •••••• , . •• • • • • ,'• •• '811,llt.oe ____ 320.00 Other liabilities • _ _ ---··. _ _ . • ---· .. ......... - - -·-···----lld ,ubordlno TOTAL UABILITIES ()IOI intlodlnl obllt1tlon1 llhown below) ··········· ··--· ····;··· t 11112,lil2-08 CAPITAL ACC_,. · C.pilal • • ••• • • • •• • ••••• •• • • ••.. • • • •••• ••• •••••• • • •• f 311,000.00 &s,000,00 Sorplu, · -- · ·· ·-- ·· -- · · - · ------- - -- - - -··l· - -----··· 40,ffl.DI Undivided protlb • • •• • •• • • • •·-·- ---- --· ·--· . . . ..... .... . • "• '• • 130,., """"""'�� •� -·••◄ • • · · -· · · ······••-' unu A�TOTAL CAP-•• · TOTAL LtABn.rrJES AND CAPITAL ACCOtrNTS •• $1,122.8011.M • Thlt bank'a c,pl'8I con,IIU al Common atott wit.It total 'PH: vtilue of -·--· -.ooo.OG • MIMOltANOA value) (book ldan:ed) eecuriUea (and a11eta Pied.fed , U. S. Government obllptiona, dtred •Del pnnt.d, · f�'::: , I :,.:jlfull, . • '7 1 ,.,._ •= � Start The Day Right not With ::30 :'5 10:00 t0:30 ll:00 11 :30 12:00 12:30 12,45 12:55 ,. :�:g GASOLINE Al.LEY of our., DIOJI: • I 1e rp �o1 �n!� i :v� w Oral B.. ·.ierta G.-E CoTieae :Bowl FY1 TweQtlelh · C.Dlur, Lusie Dennis tl1e Mtfflect!i The Ed 8ulll_nn Show Geatrt,l �tric Theater Allied ll!li!h<oc:k .Pre..nta Lucy in Connef!tieut Whal■ MY Line! Sunday News Special TbOfW' .IJ I Clock'' ·-' . :NO FIRECRACKERS YEAR··- IT'S AGAINST Ti-IE LAW Ti-115 I ------··- · '=.;:.� Mr,.. .' . . CVJILY KAYO£ I sft.c11J.v. M TH!"'Mouf'ICN HON 80� ��lll'I A AOI LEOPOLDVILLE, Congo d tt:a' :8 'T eo,,,,f ALL 111<¥<1: JUST HolD Ul(Ji ™"1" I ---···------ WJ H' OH , E �llilt1 PPE11t flf'° I ' I ' I ' \ ' of-, v/bln dof ' al Jane ·1- 1'allllc , Kl\lDD1. w.�' C+,-.. ., lllal,arJ � , ·•' \6 I J122 11 1 '. $ ' f so uPJ-. ��� �;n:» �� � �2 10 i 0 m th: I world' s newHl republic at one minute put midnight today. AT J:15 • --�•.-::::��=.....��� 1-lE BOUGHT WORTH OF LOADED CIGARS Rot.LO, THE R ICI-I KII>, SOLVED THAT PROSLl:M ' ' The �roclamolion of lndependaet off two day, of rlotoUB ence MAA•n••,t UIUllll'f' feativJtltt in the 14th African country to tain if.I freedom since World Wal' D. 'lbe Co1110 11 about U 11.fflo a third the ,11e al lite . United States and contain• 14 million peo. P�l00,000 of !hem Eur<Jl!Can,. · The �'1'1e nce of the C�a:o ii a republic was ol•nlllcanpf markigninlC ed Wednesda)' niJht by · . Of mutUlll cooperation .pi with Mr and Mn, Robf!r1 Schaefer '" which · VISIT ltlLATIVll I will go a long way in er"Vln& Mr. ••4 llrt. M. ),. Furbee and and dtua:bter Su11n of Vandalia. Belgium's economic arrd" lnilltary Thotnu D. sOre Mra. Sdaefer 11 the dau&:hter of Mr. and I ' n•e,rests ln the Congo. Great lflnil, •pe nt th'e wee�nd I Mr. and Mr1. Vurbeti::· ____�:r-::::i====--=::==�==!....:::: · r TIU,()I' Festivities Set Off Congo's New Freedom On The '�M USICa , ' ,I, NANc,t STEVE • CJ,;,;, I u,or,'t b9 ljtuboorn Afwr all, you are a ll.l�tomer I ALLEN At leait C01!l$ uP and �. I promiie not put on BIJI i.!lei talk. to I AITlerfctn at Wort Christian lclen.'!tl Air Force Ser1pboolr: Camera 3 Illg Picture RFD, USA Rev Elwood Gibb!. Channel 13 · Pi'eaenls Baseball Lead-of! Baseball "' li �. , I I ReCl<ON l'M uEST A 1.1:�1£ ON EDGE . I n FRED LASIWELL • "';< ' < WI ' ······•--,i••·-----• ■: · . �'C.,f-,,., .. lml,.' °""""1111• � :11.oJ tillt, · a.,- _. Ille '••P Kr. and llrL llarl Sbut opeol Sueh bearlp1 will be held al lb< -lbed � '11,unday wlllh II,, and Jin. Vllla1e Hall In lllcldlepact, Ohio. Gelle /Grllt, Clerk aid Shank of 111"-"'. ud II) , · Viltap of 1ilJ4dlepart. Ohio eetebrattd th•• ll'd blttbdq of � . ... (1) 1. ltc ,their l?IDdaoa. litln. ' · "' ·, "' � \ ' I Channel 13 - Sund 9:00 15:00 Captain Kanguoo 5:30 Our Gant Com11die1 Heckle _..i Joule C tlon 8:00 8:30 llll,ibt llollle Playhou,e T:00 The Lona Ranier '1:30 , ti:SQ. .Jet Jackson B:00 12:QO Sey B'tn& 9:00 Ul:JO � '.:artoons 9:30 12:49 Baseball Lead-off 10:00 12:M Batebal l f:OO, Pinal Olympic Track and _ tQ:30 1 l ! :00 Field Trail• 8:00 l!ock Late Party 1 1 1 , 10 8:00 9:00 10:00 10,80 11:00 LIAIILln■s Demand depc,1111 of. tndivtdua\1, partnenhtpa, and corporationa - - · · · · - - · · · - - - - • - ·---·-- --··--· - • 3211,833.31 Time depoalta of !ndlvldua11, partnership,. . 810,045.'1'7 and corporation, ·-· - · · - - - - - - - ·· ····· · · · - - ·-·---· M,880.31 ·---·-.. Nbdi� l 'l)Olltice •nd Depollta of State, 1,0l2.88 :: etc,) ---other �epoalta (tertllied end oftlcer'a � w 8:10 9 :00, 9:30 0:00 10'30 0 ,00· 11:10 12:30 Clltnnel 13 - SalUIday 'f ::l: ·t.rt1 Bo• l AT :11.ACINI CION ., 1u11n... . JUM 15, 1960. tho at Ohio, of Stat• In thl •.,.lad 12:00 2:30 ' ;00 1 :30 1:00 3:00 3,30 4:00 4:30 6:00 �:30 cJ:00 6:30 •:30 .' _ ___!!,Y Chester Community Bible School Commencement Is Held atannel B - Sunday Dn&&tezl R OW L EY c. R E E D = 8:SO 9:00 I0:00 : 1 ,00 11 ,10 : 1 : 15 American Bandstand Ri n Tin 'nn San Franclaco Bea* You:- E,so Reportt: Weather Teller John Daly New111 Buddv ��chet Sho" Walt lJisney Pret.ent1 �an From BlackhlM't , 77 Suns_,t Strip The Deter.tivea Bltok Sackll• The New Tonight Sannin& tbe Weather Day &::>O The t:15 The secret Storm 1:IO_ The Edie of Nliht l:f-0 'Die Three stooge!' '!'be Lite of Riley �00 Arthur J , 8mlth-l'1ew, 1:11, A Loolr: at the Weather 6:25 TV Bow1 1ni Clinic 1:30 Amoa '•' AS/iJJ 1:00 Marll:ham '1:30 Raw.bide 8:80 Hotel de Paree 9:00 TBA 9:30 December Bride 10:00 The 'i'w1111h1 Zone .»:30 Person to Penon tl:00 New• 11 110 A Look at the 1'eatbu 11:11 '!11ealet 13. . _____ IJ WMflO Daily Program 5(hedule l(ialon) 5,M Sign On 8,80 Country RY"'n Tim, 6,00 Cue1t Stu Detective', Dairy 1:35 The Sunday Show 8:11'1 Newa &. WeatJ,er Waterfront 9,30 Newa 6:30 RFD Home Run Derby 9:JG '1'11< Sunday Sbow 7:00 BreatrHt Party New1 Piel Uri!! N ew• 10:30 8:30 NewJ Sports Roundup The Sundt,- Show 10:85 8:35 Break[ast Ptrtf Weatherl"ast Tbe Army Hour .JO I I . 9:30 Newa Saturday Ni1lit Jamboree Noon News 1%:00 10:00 Ml)torcade Bonanza Vlrainla Vitatoe (Pacnm, 12,15 The Man and LhC! Challenge lf·10 Star Sal11!e Ap01tolie Churf'h, l l :00 Top Ten The De1rnt, 12:30 United Nationa Sbow Journey to Understanding 1 2 : 1 5 Weekend 12:4$ Social Seturlty Man ..Tom Interpol 1 :30 News 1 :00 Rev. Teet, (Carpentn) Ne.:, Headlines 1 : 3!5 Weekend i,ao Sund&)' Show ase W 1atherc11t l,30 Ohio N,w1 AnnJVer■lll')' ;hOWCIM 2:00 Shockw■tch 2:35 w�keM Z:30 Broadway Showclllf! 1 3:30 Ne.WI 5,ot Sunday Sb9wcaae 3:35 Weekend 3,30 Rev. WillOll (New ffaVf!b 4,30 News Churcll of God) ' 4:3:i Weekend s1gn on 4:00 Sunday Showcase 5:10 Guest Stu This is the LUe 4:30 News 5:45 Pat Boon e Show TV Chapel 4:3!1 Sund:aiy Showc11: 6:00 Sundown Serenade Industry on Parad e 5,30 News & Weather 6:30 Oft the Air . . . . Inside Sports 5:40 Congreuman Moeher ,fli lm Feature Sunder S,45 Waabingon Report.I to th1 Pre Game Show People 7:45 Sign O n Cincin nati Baseball 6:00 Sundown Serenad e 7:47 Sunday Chapel Sunday Movtetime 8:00 Rev. Me,ntumerr Cllulland I 8,30 OIi Ille Air The Silent Voice Meet the Press Sunday News Picture Overland Trail Muaic on Ice Chevy Show Loretta 'Young s:1n­ People Are Funny The Chester Community DVBS , unison, 1 prayer and linger play. Newa Headline, ' Primary No. t teachers were l'.'ommencement '-V89 held Sunday Weathercut evening in the Chester grade Mrs. Donald Mora and M;a. Re,c N'ltewateb Bally. Their gupila sang Llstllfnlng school auditorium. 1 &;gn Off Children marched with their AU The Time and gave metnory teachers from aeparate rooms Into work In unison. Primary N'o. II ' the auditorium singing Onward I sang Joy, Joy, Joy and gave mem­ Christian Soldiers )l'iih Mrs. Hor- · ory work. Teachers were Mrs. Diet Clark Show ace Karr, piani!lt. After giving the ! Willard Eberabach and Mr,. Will· Brave Stallion pledges to the American and · i1m Grue1er. Primary No. Ill Leav.;. :� 'i'o BeHer ChrisUan flags, i+td (tie Hot, tau1ht by Mrs. Pa11l Karr, Mrs. L,wrence W11lk S�mir Bible, the classe8 sang Teacitinga Georee WoU and Mrs. Joe Nun­ Jubilee, U. S. A. o( Jesus which was the the me nilly who also gave their memUp-To-The-Minute Newa ory work and sang Trust and for thls year's school, Sporu Report :it the Obey. Junior No. l class reci�ed Lite Rev. Edmund Late Show House o f Prayer gave � he invoca• the Ten Commandments, Junaor tion with the prayer responst? by No. II class 1ave two demonstra­ tlo,n.s one on Being Thankful, the the school. other Hearing and Obeying also The Bill Picture . The welcome was given by Rich­ five of their favorite Bible verses John Hopkins File ard Nease afler which Mrs, Har. These two classes were taught College New■ Conference old Spencer, director of the by Mrs. Edmund Life, Mrs. I. 0. Jliatlonal Edu. ABFociation school prese nted the teachers McCo}', _,.Mr&. Paul Baer and Mrs. Myftery lbtlp.ee and Mrs. Purley Ksrr, ,eeretary, Roy M luer. Open Hearing with certificates of appreciation. 'll!A The t,enage class tau1ht by The Nunery cl18' ta111bt by Uka Chase Show ' Mrs. Samuel M ichael, Rev. Robert Mrs. Wald Spencer, -:Mrs. Robert American Arts Trio •nd Mrs. W. H. White aang Card / r, Baily and Mrs. Russell Spence Convention, Preview m emory veraes and ·1 two &elections Obey Jeaus Ttach­ gave their Eve Ard.en Show two songs: O Be Careful and Zac- ings and J Serve a Risen Sllvior. People's Cholc • chacus ari.d gave a rhythm band / The ofteratory prayer w11 gl.v­ SPJ,>rts Highlights number. Beginners No, I tau,a:h t I en by Bev. Card. The offerin� wall by Mrs. Carl Kaub: and Mrs. Reid ' be used to help pay espehse!. Trackdown Young presented a finger play I Al l p dpil1 received a cei'tificate Maverick and sang Jesus Loves the Little of attendance from the teaehers. Lawm1m Children. Mrs. Kathryn Baum i Those altendinJ every day re• The Pebel and Mrs. Horafe Karr were in ceivc d a gold star certificate. Rev The A: 1skan1 who Card in behalf of the teacJlers, charge of Beginners No. Johnny Staccato ock s, p�es�nted Mrs.. Spencer wl� _a Kn aang "Jesus Knocks, The New, Tonltht Knocks gave 10 Bible vert:es in e: 1fl' m , 1 gpr,e.ci,tion of h'V work, Dur!Uii ,a ·mlaionarv., stu.dy th@" .�irst .week a special offering (If S25.76 was fiven which will be ,ent to a knOW'n miulonacy n urse I Miss Charlotte Bates ot La Paz. :��:,wi;x,i;:�••t Bolivia. Wanted-Dead or AUve I All craft work was displayed. Mr. Lucky Each pupil received a gift, Have Guri, w:11 Tr:ivel On Friday th,i last day o( the Gunsmolte Bible school t.!ie teenaae group Fut Hire I went to Forked Run Lake tor a News picnic and swimming. ChaperonTheater 13 es were the teachers arid Mn. Sign Off Esther. Wright, · Mrs. Eddie Har• ----tung, Mra. Orville Romin e, Mn. Henry Eichinger and Mn. Paul ay , Hoffman. Rev. ·f1la�hewa ,v--,�eiit�:�1 1:i $3.95 o gallon THE RACINE HOME BANK f:80 e,oo !��N� Ch11nn&1 l j - Frld!!y l ;gg Hl'UtltG HWHHD MITAl.9 IUWlU■I SI, • ■ II NOTICE HOW "FAIi.iRE" 1$ .:eiTTEN ALL o.g IT?IIJ!CE - THE i'EAllS HAVE ETC"ED " fAllU11f• "10 �•!EIIY UNE? l<JTICE HOW ... r----t WCHS�TV C,,annel 8 Channel 8- Saturday Roofs-Metal-Masonry 11.IPOIIT Of THI CONDITION OP 11:15 l l :30 12:00 1 12:30 12:45 1 : 00 1: 1 5 1 :25 4:00 5:30 8:00 6:80 1:00 8:00 9:0 ' 1 10:00 l0:30 1 1 :20 11:10 l J : 15 1,00 '1:1(• 8,00 �00 ,():00 11:80 11:00 11 :10 11 : 1 5 ,llporla Report u,20 Late Show • P£ANUT8 I1 ��h�:�; 3 - Sunday • 1:00 Badge and Bullets U:00 Eddie Seacrist Show '1:00 12:00 TBA 7:30 Back l,2:30 Talk 8:30 1 :00 Commonwealth or Nation11 9:00 1 :30 Gray Ghost · 1 9:lJO 2:00 &\l\!l:io Wi'e5tling I· 10:30 ' · , !):30 TBA Newsrcel Albq,m t t :OO 1):4� imerlc j � -___�__...____••---====-,,:====- ff\er • Ohlo N oUce Ml hl1•dtl ereby I1veft 4:00 5:90 �:00 l::IO 8:40 9:45 'l:O({ .. ' Sign On Clttle 3 Ranch Sheena, Queen of Jungle Junior Auction Howdy Doody Show Ruff & Reddy r'i.ow Fury Circus Bor True Story Down on the Farm Film Fealure Dugout Dope • Cln0lnnati Baseball Watch Mr. Wli•rd Science Fiction n,eater f:00 15:30 6:00 6 .30 • :415 6:l)� 7:00 '7 : 30 8:30 9:00 9:30 I0:30 1 1 : 00 1 1 : 10 l l : l !5 Channel I - Friday if "BRIGHT" IDEA Dlatrll,.,IOd 1.ocallJ i:4.l 800 9:00 9:30 10:00 lO:SO 11:00 11:30 12:00 12 :30 l :00 1:15 1 :25 4:00 f:30 Channel 3 - Saturday Mr. and MH. Jerry Bowen of Canal Wlnthe•ter 1pent the week end 'lfltb her parenta, Mr. and Mra,. LlO)'d Wood, Mr. Wood re­ main• very Ill. 'l-tt, aad Mra. Frank Beckley of Hamden Cl.lied on Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Rife Sunday also Mr. and Mn. Lloyd Wood. Mr and Mn B,iy Brooks of Ca• -bin Creek spent Sunday tivenlng with bla 1lster Mn &rah Rife. ...,_...., 6:� 7:00 8:00 8;30 9:00 9:45 10:00 10:30 11 :00 ll:10 ll,.:J$ • ·OO Comedy Pl.11bOUH Adventure Time .::icermboat Bill OiM''> Ktd ---M111slc in the Round Jim Thacker S!,ow Weathercut Newa Pictu�e HunUe� Brlulr:ley ll:flpon Death Valley Pays Head of t. � Class Masquerade Party Cavaleade 'Of Sports Jackpot Bowling Cimarron City TV Readers Digest News J4'..e1dli11 es WeatJ:erca1t Ja<'k Paar Show Sign OIi G:30 B�ckwheat News Societv - 'ay ..ra Rife cl ' · l Melvln Clr,:le of Columbu, ,pent . h. e week end with bis mother. . r t -t :n��r:le� -;�� 1 n4 two cbil• dren o Ho II and ■re spendln1 the wut )tit h er motber, Mrs. Mary Circle� Mn. Hayman Bantlt& and IOn, Keith, Mr. and Mn. Gary liamitl and daua:hter, carol Ann, PomiitroY, were Sunday eve nin g iueeta ol Mr. and Mn. Dean Brinker. l • d b l■� ��t!: J::. ��8::°p::t= to -= �� .��-::-��� :.���� over the week e nd. Seeured and t)l'efernid t1abHl� ' l)epotlll ,......, l,y ptedpd. - P- lo TIIIKS AIIIIIT 61 r.qulromenla of ·law ••• :.•.;· ·� · ······-···-······ • /Q,780.10 ISTANBUL UPI _ Turkllb po, · Uce and military aulborlUt1 hive ' TOTAL . - -··-····-··· ..-� . - -'. .11"!.::..-i - • r.:- '"I- ••·•·.:. . . ..'NIO;lO UTUt ed 81 persons 1t Iamlr wit� Securttlea • ahown ebowi _. dedlltUIB in the put 24 houn (or attempted NHrVflll of , -·-- � � · - - -- --- ·-·- .. eoo.,oo undera:roun d actlvltiea a11inlt Ole STATE OF OfflO, qouNTY or �S. provisional &overnment of Gen. 1, JOHN' T. WOLFE, c..hter of the jbo,'N named bl$. •o. 1alemn­ 1 Cemal Gunel. Autborttlet llfd 1y twear that .th• a ttaft atatemeat ii to ' the' belt " tnowlede• r thoae arre■ted were -members of and bellal 1 •. Phmler Adnan Jlendn Ouhi.. 1011M T, Democrttlr Party. C'orhct-Attest:-VERA 11. BEIOLB · 1 -----'-. · , ' •� ' B. OIi,.._, &y letty Ctrl...._ Mr. and Mn. John Raap ol FoaIorIa ca lled on Mr. and Mrt. Dou.aIH Circle Thursday, Mr. end Mre. W•rden Oun and Mr,. Oeor1e Hall of Loni Bottom visited Mr. and Mn. Dou1111 Circle and family, Friday. Mn. l>oJ'othy Harden of Coha m• �= , 4 :00 1:30 &:00 &:30 6:00 1:10 8:25 11n,. w. in several years. The dates are September 12 to October 3 1 , from daylight lo dark, with a daily bag limit of four and eight after th e first day . Previously the state was divided into two areas, . . with gray squirrels for Zone I and fox squirrels for Zone 2. The following �re other hu�ting o� trappi!}g seasons ap­ proved by the Wtldhfe , Council, the lune limits 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., unless otherwise noted: RUFFED GROUSJ:; - October _15 lo . february 25, 1 861, dally bag hm1t three, possession hmll slX, daylight tr dark except December 15 and 16 (deer.gun season), when hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. RAB B_I T - private land - November 15 to January 2, 1961 , d ao 1y bag limit four, possession limit eight. RABBIT - public land - November 15 to January 14 1 96 1 . daily bag limit four, possession limit eight. HUNGARIA N PARTRIDGE - private land - November 1 5 lo Decembe r 10, daily bag limit two possessio n limit four H UNGARIAN PARTRIDGE - pubhc la-nd - November 15 lo January 14, 1961, daily bag limit two, possess.ion limit four. WOODCHU CK iGROUNDHOG) A N D WEASEL - No clos­ ed season or bag limit. DEER - gun - December 15 and 16, one deer any age or sex . DEER - bow - October 15 to December 3 1 one deer any �ge or sex, daylight to dark except December 1 5' and 16, when 1t is 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. RACCOON, OPOssUM ' AND SKUNK (f:\unllng) - Novem­ ber I to February 14, 196 1 , four raccoon a day, no limit on opossum or skunk, day or night. RACCOON, OPOSSUM AND SKUNK (Trapping) - Novem­ ber 15 to February 28, 1961, no limits, day or night. MINK AND M USKRAT (Hunting and Trnpplng) - Novem­ ber 15 lo February 28, 1961, no limits, day or night. BEAVE R (Hunting or Trapping) - January 16 to January 21, 196 1, i n Ashtabula, Columbiana and Mahoning counlles only, two a season, day or night, with provision county game protector must seal pelts before they can be legally sold. Hunters must have wrUten permission of land owner, DUCKS AND GEESE - Regulalions for migrator birds are set by the p.S. Fish and Wildlif e Service, usualfy a·ller Aug�st I . When received the Wildlife Council wlll make them ubhc. Seasons for other migratory game birds will open as �ollows, the length of the season depending on the U.S. regu­ lations: RAIL AND GALLINUL E - September I. WOODCOCK - October I . • SNIPE - Openlng day of duck season. There will not be any open seasons on snowshoe bares ' Reeves ' and Elliot's Pheasants and wild turkeys. _Counci l also ruled that Sunday fox drives would be per• milled on the Magee Marsh, Ottawa County, as would be racco0n hunting, January I to February 14 and rabbit and pheasant huntin g, Janua ry I to 14. A number 01 suggestions were made for changes at the fish hearing. However, since the new season does not begin until March I, 1961, these will be taken up by the council at a late r date. "l'he a�nual fish and game hearin s follow those held all 88 counties and the six Division o f Wildlife Districts In district Is represented at the slate hearings by one farm.erEach and one sportsman . The represenlalives prese nt Thursday and their districts follow: Bill Elliott, Oak Harbor, and Kenneth Sorg RR 5 FremonI District I; Fran k Merickel Toledo, and Waiter Heer , RR Bryan, District 2; J. W. Welsh, Warren, and Lloyd Alexander1: RR I, Wooster, District 3; Ray Starr Mingo Junction and Dwignt 0. Laug hlin, Tippecanoe, Di&lr!cl 4; Charles McClel­ lan, Ironton, and Walter Richards RR 4 Circleville D!str icl 5, and Calvin Roberls, Springfield' and Lou Craig RR 1 t,e. ' banon, District 6. Cltatinel 3 •· Friday Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 1 , 1960-7 .� ___ _ ..._,..." �� �EXTEND GI alLL WASHIN GTON UPI - The :knd tu!uH� 1 1 8-Daily Senlinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 1, 1960 t...:;;��•� t"�-----::-=::--1: MEIGS THEATRE I po years. Pomeroy, Ohio TONIG HT •ncl SATUR. DAV W 11\ Disney '5 "SHAGG Y l)()(] " Fred M acMurray, Jean Hagen COMIN G SUNDAY throu9h TUESDAY · -cASII Ml"CA.LL" {Technk'i.liorl James G.arner - Natali!" Wood ' BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer NEW ond USED COAL, Oil, GAS F URNACES • Shop At Elberfelds Satu rday All Day 9 A.M. to 9 P-M· ;,7 '° �;;.�d �: Mrs. Stifilf Re-Elected President Of Ladies Aux,Hiary Of Midd/.eport Legion <>;;,..�;;••:;.��; Auxilia·ry unit lo Feeney-Bennett American Legio n post met Tuesday evening at the hall in Middleport. _ _ _ Olher officers elected were Mrs. Paul Swtsher, ltrsl vice president; Mrs. Lawrence Bing, second vice president; Mrs. Golda Mourning, secretary; Mrs. Dale Kennedy, treasurer; I Dr Kathryn Poindexter, chaplain a n d Mrs. Pau l Hapto nsta ll, i g . 1 11.lternate.11 to the American Le­ ! I al arms. Also elected were deleg.-tes ilnd I --. Return,ng �I Jays $ atur day N,,g ht I gion con 11e ntion to be held i 11 Columbus July 2 1 -24. They were ! Mrs. Steiff, lirs\ delegate ,rnd Mrs. Mourning ,first alternate I with Mrs. Poindl'xter 85 second delegat<" and Mrs. Bing a5 second For that long holiday weekend come in and choose from a wide selection of styles and colors. I • I ·"'"''"- $5.95 to $1 2.95 Pl,rns were made lo hold the annual picnic for me�bers and H1eir ' The Jays Kenny ;,,lid Leon , famihcs oo July 1 3 at the HOild high I side !'ar k . The elu ldren who as­ I ill return ' to Pomeroy =·hool auditorium Saturday night sisted with the Poppy sale are July 2 at 7 . 30 for a big holiday al110 1nd u<h>d Ul t(1e p1cn1c. The meetir1g which was held .it d ance par I y. , an earlier hour was pI anne d !lo The first queen wl,11 be selec�: that rnc rn bcrs cou_ld attc-nd the l ed when "M111s Meigs County j insl ll l l a l l • m of urflcers of the 1 will be rhosen The hop is spon- o• w W£>hster Aux iliary where sored by the Kin Club of Pome- the 81 h diMrict presj�ent �rs. roy and Midd leport . . The Jays Edwar d M llnhllil was , irislallrng will travel to the Pomt Pleasant officer. Moose Ballroom this Friday evenMembe rs i:uini: to Pomeroy I, ing at 7:30 for a record hop with were Mrs. Stl'iff, Mn. Ted Chapproceeds going to the Y oung Mo• man , Mrs. Bealriec Robaon, Mrs. tilers Club of Pl. Pleaaa nt. Paul Swisher. Mrs. l laptonat.all, , Mrs. �orman Wayland and Mrs. Mourning . --- - - - fOI Dance Party CHILDRENS SWIMSUITS . . . . . . . . . . $1.95 lo $3.95 I I ClllLDRENS A Houseful Of All I w.:tdw c•:Jd Garden ' N EW FURMITU RE BED ROOM L I V I NG ROOM K I TCHEN I $595 CONVENIENT TERMS It's hard to gel along without a range - and • re-­ frlgerator hi almost a nete11ity. They're both In­ cluded In Ibis 3 room group. BAKER F U R N ITU RE On The Brlghtetil Corner In MIDDLEfORT ' ,,, .•, �mlll-»JiiD'llii¼li"_ - I Club Picn,!c Held At Syracuse Park Mens Lightweight ; Hostess Gifts Small .f34-36), medium (3S. 40), large (42-44) and extra large (46-48) Unlined. Zip­ per front co.at 11tyle. Sanfor­ ized shrunk. Tan, grey, ,green (lo match men's work suits) Club The W i ldwood Garden held a pil'nic Wcclnei;rJay evening : at the Syr,1,cuse Park. An arrange menl or £lowers made by Mn. Homer Holter centered the table. Hosloss glfLS were presented to Followin� lhe supper a short Mrs. Theodore Lehew when the : business 11e11sion was held which I Kin CluU met Wednesday even• opened with de11otiona by Mn. ing at her home, Prospect Hill. 1 Fred Nease. Plans were made for Mra . Ted warner, president, I a flower show 111lng the theme, prcside d over a short business J "Christmas in July" on Sunday, : session when plans were comJul y 3L from 2-4 p. m. at lhe . j pleted for a rerord hop to be Fore11t Run Methodist Church. held Saturday night al the Pome­ 1 The show will be open to tbe pubI roy Junior high school auditor­ lie for observation and a silver !um. tea wlll also be held at this time Gamel! were played with prizes The traveling prize donated by I to Mrs. tdear Pratt and awarded Mrs. lhl.Y Thomas was awarded to J . Ebenbach who also l.". Mrll, Mrs, H iram Fisher. I won the door prize, A deH1Sert Attending were Mr11. John Ihle, course was served by the hoateH Mrs. Fred Nease. and Lee Ann, to those mrnied above and , Mn. Mre Edison Hollon and Linda , Wlllard Ebcrsbach, Mrs. Frank Mrs: 011-vid Nea11e and Roma, Mr� Powers, Mrs. Harold Ebersbach, Kenneth Harrie, Mrs. Dwlg:ht Mil- Mrs. Annice Ohlinger, Mra. Rtcb• hoan, Peggy and Heidi, Mr11. Karl ard Vaughan and G_uesh; . �rs. G rueRer, Mrs. Homer Holter, Mrs . . Horner Hawkins, Jamee Ph1\IIP1, Paul Fisher, Mra. Milton Houda-' Ted and John Lehew. Favors were shell, M n. Hiram Fisher, Mrs. small VIUICH. ---Henry Thomu, Carl and Cindy, Mrs. Alfred Yeauger, Mrs. Ray M Q.\l"' � � Thom11.a 1:1nd [IUea\l, Mra. Don presenfed TO I Mrs . Le,hew I I Saturday Sal, Price $2.95 I I I I 2 for $1.00 I NEW BUIC� - PONTIACS - GMC TRUCKS • • Better Buy Used Cars OFFERED AT BEST BUYS EVER 1957 FORD va 2 Door Sedan - - - - - - $1,195 We can refer you directly to the local owner. 1957 PONTIAC Hard Top 4 Dr. · · · · $1,595 · Sparkling original finish. Shows extra good care. 1959 BUICK laSabre · - · · · · · · · · · · · · $2,595 Yeauger Yearbook Prepared By Progrnni Commitiee The program committee of tbc 8. H. Sanborn Mh1slonary Sor.iety · 1 or the Middleport First Baptlat 1 Churl'h met Thursday evening !\_I the home of Mrs. Wllli11 Anthoril, lo prcpurl' the year book for the l'Omlng )'ear. Othen 111l tendl11g the 1neetlng were Mrs. Ton)' Fowler, Mrs. Charle� Bennett and Mrl:I. HE1 rry 1 l luud11shcll. Mr. and Mrs. Dlln Smllh aud 1 l fomlly were Sunday dinner guest9 of Mr. and Mrs. P11ul Smith of Dorl',s. 1956 FORD VB Falrlant · · · · · · · · · · · · $ 1,195 ,t Door Sedan. Exira nice inside and out. ·1 958 CHEVROLET Biscayne · · · - · · · · $1,595 2 Door. One corelul local owner. Spotleas inside and out. landard shill. owners. 1957 MERCURY va Montclair - - - - · - $1,595 ,I Door. Power &leering and brake,. Push button abl!t. Immaculate Inside and out. 1956 BUICK VS Hard Top 2 Door · · $1,295 "81!!()0 actual miles. Dynaflow drive, •Ww ,atisfy the most critical buyer. Radio and heater. if 956 FORD VS Statian Wagon - - - · $ ],195 -�nger. New Ponllac trade-in. Exira clean. Fotdo- c. 56 CHEVROLET va Belair · . . - - · · · $1,195 J)qor Sedan. Very sharp looking car. 56 BUICK va Special · . . - · . . . . · . . $ 1,291 Top 4 Door. One careful owner. Shows beat of care. 54 OlDSMOBIU va · . . . . . . r Sedan. Finish and upholste dtlve. 8UICKS $695 ry extro good . Hydra­ · . . . . - · as low as $595 'I going lo be 7 lucky people. We have 7 good buy■. OPEN UNTIL 7:30 MON. THRU SAT. "'••11 Hore LAETTNAR'S l'OMEROY,OHIO • I j I I! i,_;_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;� ;;;. :=a.·;:;;:;;; -;: I Nlthtl A lartNn I I,.,, I t I \� 'Ur£il;il I TONIGHT ONLY I G IANT DJSPLAy OF I "nJU.�ORKS" BIHer & Better I - also Gordon Seott In •' TARZAN'S FIGHT FOR LIFE" (ln Color) - 'IIIO G lenn Ford - Red Button• "1111T"��Ell,l,L " Alao Cortoon IATURDAY ONLY 1 , I 1 I 1 1 A.II• Cutoon SUNDAY OIILY Marilyn Monro. - Ton, CurtLs "SOME LIKE IT HOT'' Aloo cartoon I I I I Edlaon A Hlad courst1 WH urved by to 10 members. Hob1tet1er. · the ho1te11 Bobby SalteY' spent snenl day■ with Mr. ,md MN. Edaon Roush. I Jlr. and Mn. Buren Duncan and da1t1ihtera r,f Clifton vlttted ·' lat, I and MN. Douat,.1 CiN:le and f1m­. ., Uy S1111day, ! ,. ,, . . Prlnled 48" material. Rell· ular $1.49 and $1.96 quality. •Nlte ■election of patterna tnd colon. Wathable and &>r�.sh:runll:. . ' Housewares Dept. $1.00 a yard '• WNOCEL WINDOW SHADES lJ?. COion -White, EJiabell, . U,ht Tan, Green. SURE-FI RE FL,ASHBULBS, No. 5 1 doaen $1 .15 TARTAN SUMTAN LOTIOM 69c to $1 .98 POLAROID SUM GLASSES FOB MEN and WOMEN Priced $1 .98 to $3.98 ptr pair ' $3.39 $ 1 .95 Large size crystal glass pitchers with beautiful flor,1 and stripe designs. 69c TUMILIRI TO MATCH. 10c ..ch voluea /<Jr lhlo ..le reffllii.niDS 1NO TV 1eta to make room for the 1881 model■ soon to be here. Trtclt In your ol,. Nt on • new RCA Ylcttr T,lewltlon. 1 PLASTIC DRA PES Heavy gauge vinyl plas• tic drapes. Easy to wash. A big selection of plain and printed patterns. FOR MEN and WOMllN 39c to $1 .00 POii IATURDAY ONLY CHI LDREN'S SUN GLASSES 15c and 19c ptr ,_pair . Salt 88c a .fl.lO WONDA GlllP Made of conlbed yarns "Comblpun" for extra 1trength, e•tra IWluryl Fine selected American rolton. White and pastel �ors. 81 BY 1.- INCHES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,$3.18 IIOUBJ.,E Fl'M'ED SHEl!TS . . . • . . • . • . , , fS.11 INCHES .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,1.11 11 BY SHEETS . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . fl,11 FITl'ED TWIN P!LLOW C.UES, d. 117 38� lnthea fl.71 a pair • ' toe TR O U S E R H AN G E R S Ea1J to . use ldJuatable trou­ aer euff haneen. Ke<IJS the creue ruor &twp. Tromen canoot fill off. 6 1n l )Off.... 77c . sitOP Q.IRFWJS It POMlHOY_9.t,Bpm ' ' . . t ' � • ,, .. t' 'fot Injured In Gallia Accident On Texas Road· GWS WATER PITCHERS on ·•II PERCALE SHEETS . llanllary, pure 1lumlpum, ijurable. 6 quart she. Ideal for l!lanchlng vege­ \lbles for storing In borne freezln& units. I Lux.uriOlls - praetlcal wipes clean ln a Jiffy. -I CANNON COMBSPUM ALUMINUM ILANCHIRS I TAILE CLOTHS � VICTOR nLEVISIOM sm FOSTER GRAMT SUM GLASSES Wath�ble au-pported plf.alit abide, 88 lnehes wilM. 6 ft. leftltb - on multi ■top roll­ . . Chief of Police Herbert Gil­ -In such cases, if tlie guilty I Meanwhile, police offie,,n Ike key, beset by two trumped-up parUes are minor-1ged, paredt.s Ne.al and Ed Haggerty arretled telephone calla this week, today al&o can be held re■ponalble lhe Gene Oiler, lliddlepoi;;t. lut adviied the guilly penons, vho-­ chief 11id. night on charge■ of ·"1!i\iuieation ever they are, that penaltie■ are He inlicated that if such calls and di.11turbing the pea�. Oiler heayy Ior sµch action,. . continue stepa eaifl. be taken to . remained in Jail at noon today. Tbe Middleport Chief qid the t1uJe the telephone lUed IIDd His �eatlft.&.. before M•yoi: _ KeQ:-. . . e.»,. Aeem to be coming froirt •ffi"At ·track4ng down the ltt',fJQD .I aeth McEtbmney wu Rr for youth. lq one caie it was a or person, then &bould be euy. riext Tuesday eveniui. "foolish" kind of call. The other contained an · Outrigh t "false" charge againat an innocent per­ son, he said. Ma"yor Charle11 Legar of Pomspecial conclitiam provided lr,eroy asked today people young 1 the law. and old remember setting off Mayor Legar: last night fined fireworks is against Ohio law. DavKI W. Hwnpbtty, Racine RD He slid very little trouble has 2, $5 and coat■; for reckleu oper­ been experienced in the past ation. The mayor said the fin• (rom acta in violation or this sta- was light becauae of UDU8ual ci:r­ tute, aod he "hoped the public , cumstances Slll'TOunding the inci­ wiU continue to respect the law" dent in which Humphrey's car Most states In thti natlon-- [ jumped a curb in Pomeroy early · OhNI 11 one-haN mad• uN of ! Friday morning and aheared off flrewortta 111,..1 except under I a utility pole .. DeLuxe 54 • 72 lncbes 1 ' Ji'lannel Bacik" Spedal 8$Nlay Prlee■ on lHO Modela GENERAL ELECTRIC $1.39 when the Paat Matron■ of Pomeroy Chapter OES met 'I'Ue■dar evenln1 1t the Masonic Temple. Durlna; the busineu aeaalon , with Mra. Dwl1llt Parker -,tdln& -• ! election of Gfficen wa■ held witli Mn. Parker re-elected at PNll-­ dent: M:ra, Blaettnar, vice preal• dent: Mn. I. B. Weed, aecnitarr and Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer, trea,, surer. Plana were diacuued for a phmk in Aua:111t which will be held at the farm home ol Mrs. 1 "THE LAST VOYAGE"' (ln. Clnema1COpe I Robert MJkhum In iJ_ WII asal,led by en McElhlnny as Patsy Prlc.il ! o f Portland who had planned to aHl■ t with the party was unable i to attend. SpendlnC the night with Min swan were Sandy Ohlinger, Lynn Daniels, Clnda Sauer, Carol Sc o ll, Sandy Slmp.1on, Karen Greg,r:, Dian Wilcox, Ellen Dutlon, Judy • Martin, Beverly Cundiff, Neda Bradford and Judy Wildermuth Mrs. Fred Blaettnar waa h<ttleu - also Robert Stack, Dorothy Malone "THE ANGRY HiLLS" (In Olnemucope) - IIIO Geoqe Nader In "NO WHJ:U TO GO" ··ui::. �� At Home Of Mrs. Fred B/aettnar "CAST A LONG SHADOW" MONDAY ONLY, JULY 4 I I Past Matrons Met Aude, Murphy - Terry Moon - allO Camaron Mitchell In "PlER. & - HAVANA'' Monday evening with a party 1r nd slumber party in honor of her I d1u11hter, Marilyn, who ct'lebrated her Hlh birthday, at their home on Llncoln St. nlee Marilyn reeeived many .iifts from her friends and hir decorated birthday cake WllS � ed to her 1ue•t1, abo sandwlc�s . soft drinks and potato chips. Lit­ er the girl■ enjoyed making and False Phone Calls· Bring Promise From Police Chief To Crack Down If Guilty. Partirs Found il4xS4 lnehe1 . . . . ,1,39 We carry a QOfnplete Une of fNier.er supptle1. Vapocana a.nd Lida, Ul y Oaken Buel.­ ell, Freezer Peper, Plastlc Bags, Bag -and Box Kita, T1pe and Foil Pana. . i!::r=::: �����t! f' a * * * *** ***** * * * ** ** ** ** * * * * * Parents Responsible, Tao Soft and absorbent. Lintless . Cotton and rayon in Jumbo size - 20 x 36. _' F REEZER SUPPllES Truman Sees A LITTLE MORE TIIAN a year after Pa trick Henry d llUI famed "Give me liherly, or gi ve me death," speech, lhe fou nding fathersdelivere gathered in Philadelphia's In­ dependence Hall to sign the DeclaraliQn o f Independence, using ink stand shown in inset. Today, 184 years later, Americans observe "Independenclbe e Day" to re-dedi­ cate themselves to the- principles of freedo m that inspired f.heir nation's birth. DISH TOWf.LS DEPT. NOTION I D R APE R Y MATERIAL NEW OFFICERS, CHARTER MEMBERS · - New Rotary year officers and _two charier members of the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary c lub are, left to right, John We '.ner, du-ector; Jack Robaon, secretary; Harry Barnes, chart er member; Gerald Preston , director; J: H. (Jap) Gr&le . first _president of lhe club i n 192 9; Ted Reed, Jr:, director; John Zerkle, _ direc­ tor: Gene Grate, new president, and Cash Ba hr, treasurer. 3 pairs for $1.00 3 for $1.00 BARKCLOTII I Choose regular length or shorts with elastic top. Sizes 10 to 13. Save Saturday on these long wea,:-iog "Bache­ lor Friend" Everyday Socks. Navy blue, brown, grey, black and white. tries dishes fti�ter. Needs no ironing. Colorful plaids and stripes wllh fringed ends. This has been a big year for Summer Furniture, our hesl. We have a few Gliders, Chairs, Choise Lounges, Hammocks, Swings left. Nol all styles. Not aU colors in all slyles. Bui whlle they last Saturday - Real Ba,­ galns. Save Saturday 8 to 9 on the 2nd Floor. 1 For work or ,play. Cotton twlll Jn solid colon or green. tan, grey or navy blue. San­ forized. All tot.ton. Com­ pletely washable. All sizes. EVERYDAY SOCKS Very absorbent. All cotton, Mok•• gla.,es ,pnkle. SATURDAY IS SALE DAY FOR SUMMER FURMITURE ,;o� - .. 59c 3 for $1.00 15c s:NGLE 69c TERRY KITCHEN TOWELS Large size solid color wash cloths. Blue, yel­ low, light green, dark green and pmk. I I ��� !?r�i�:?nnentertained I 1957 BUICK VB Special · · . . . . · . . . . · $1,595 I '8rd Top 4 Door. Owned by one of our most particular I Sunday, June 26, 11 ba�ket dinucr was held on the lawn of the home of Mu. Theo Lehew, Pro&pel't Hill, Pome�oy. �I noon hon­ orlng M n . Lottie Dixon ol Tor- . onto, Canada, 1 Thoi;e attending were Mr. and I Mn. Harold Johnson, Mr. and llrl Rlch1ud LcHheil, Sprin�field; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lehew and Deb­ Mrs. b!e, Charlelllon; Mr. and Harry Hf'eglc, ll1:1d1u•; Mr. and Mrs. Homer lfawkins . I.co and Wallttr N.euler, J11111u•ltc Phillips, Vern GlaH, Mr. ancl Mt·s. WJlllam Lehew, Ted, John, Cheryl and Billy, loc1'1; Mr. a11d Mrs. Wtll Jam Thuener, Syracui;c; the honoree and h(lflle81l, I H,td For Miss ( 2 Door Sedan. One careful owner. Powerglide. Almost like the day II was ,old. · , Door Sedan. Original black finish like new - One care­ ful own er. II Of Mrs. Lehew Party Slumber-- 1959 CHEVROLET BelAlr · · · · . . . . . . $2,1 95 , 1955 IUICK va Special . . · . . . . . . · · $995 lojoyed At Home ,nd Pomela. , Door Hard Top. One careful owner. Dynaflow drlve. R&H. Be sure lo see this one before you buy. WASH ( l 8�H5 8n•kof O:,innor Pomeroy-Middleport, Ottio, Saturday, July 2, 1960 "SORBANT" Sizes 3 to 8. Colorful stripes. Crew neck. Short sleeves. Limited quantity. e n t1 n e Ohio: Fair 1nd a. littt. ..,_. north...t teiC111y, locail faa llftlft9 thl1 mornfnt •••th•.t, Pair ,. nlsht, iunday pertly c'-41..... warm tnd mer-. hUfflhL, NIIHaw.Cill thunde-r1howan llkelr lu-M,fJ af. t•rnNft or nitfat. ...... ...,. 7J. 12, low toniaht 5Mdi. Wilh pin, while, black and a wide selection of colors. MENS "BACHELOR FRIEND" $2.00 Boys Polo Shirts I VOL XII NO. 66 a1 SATURDAY SALE! IVY TROUSERS Speciol Purchase and Sale I • e WEATHER SUMMER CAPS 4 pairs $1.00 Sun tan color. Wa-sh 'N Wear cloth. Sizes 6 to 18. Flaps in back pocket. Tapered legs. Slim sil­ houette. Iv United ,...._ l11terutlonal It WMIICII t_., • tr•ln .t 440 rallroed tanll can with • capu• ity of 10.000 .. u..., ..ch to hold tht lOl,IOO ..nel1 of fuel oll uHd -.cit day IJr the nation's stetl ffllllL • MENS CARIIAR'IT WASHABLE • Sale! Boys Reg. $2.95 Polished Cotton WORK JACKETS COSTUME FLOWERS $1 .00 Absorbent. Double strength for wear. Triple crotch. Sizes 1, 2, 3 and 4. $1 .95 a. Fine quality cotlon slips with shadow panel. Wide eyelet embroidery trim at top and bottom. AdjuatabJe strops. Sizes 32 to ff. TRA I N I NG PANT S I?olding wood chairs with heavy striped canvas seal and back. A SLIM DRESS of bll4: and w hite line plaid oott0D from the Branell 1ununer col­ lecllon. Bia.ck bUltone accenl the mock clo1ln1 and lhol'I, •Jeev ea ot thla balea.11-necbl dn.181 ))elled 1n black le9.the� SLIPS Childrens White Cotton Y AC H T CHAIRS I I ' SIZES 32 lo 40. WOOD FIBER WOMENS COT'l'ON WOMENS SWIMSUITS I Phone WY-2-3794 POMEROY, 01110 TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE MANY BARGAI NS ALL OVER THE STORE AND SAVE ALL OF YOU R SALESLI PS FROM ELBERFELDS I N POMEROY .._ Mrs. Lillian Stieff was re-elected president whe n tbe Ladies Now You Kno, • Chief Webster Aid Leifheit told him he cramped his wheel& ri1ht onto tbe high hint 1n hopea of preventlna: the vehicle from run­ ning out of control into tile traf­ fic on Routel 7 • 33. The Leifheit car beaded up tbe bani:, rolled back onto Ebeneter, . I.urning r,ver completel)' and atoppJng on lts top on -the 1harp lnclJ,le. Neither Liefheit nor h1J two complllions, Jack Hart, 1'1, Pome­ roy, and lohn !melt, Columbus, were injured. There were no ar- 2 Defendants Admit Guilt In Peoples' Court In Judge Emmett Pedplea' cobrt tbi.s morning two defendant, plead cd giµlt)'. and were fined a total of $30 , Ud coats. J1D1es C. Johnson pleaded gull­ ty to a charge of reckleu opera­ lion ft)ed b1 the county sheriff and was fJned $25 and coats. In the other cue William_ WJlli• was fined t& and COliltl after a plea of guilty. He wu eharged with fol­ lowina, too eloae by tbe hlfhway ----- patroli In obHMlnff of Independence day, July 4, the Pomltf'Or • Mid• d- Dolly s.i,t!MI will be publilhett Monday. Aas,ular publlcttion will N ,... IUfflN Tutl&lay, July 5: COUNCIL ME�TS JULY 11 The regular Pomeroy councJI meeting ■che_<Juled for Monday, July f, lla■ b'een po,tporaed until July 1 1, the m■Yor's office laid today. -�I!''' .. Mayor Legar Asks Law Observance ' ' . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 1, 1960 hawk