https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/37931dfdf1733e31abc6d8a17eee1a03.pdf 99e190fafa9eee852a2040cdad5219fc PDF Text Text 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 $25 and coats. In the other cue William_ WJlli• was fined t& and COliltl after a plea of guilty. He wu eharged with fol­ lowina, too eloae by tbe hlfhway ----- patroli In obHMlnff of Independence day, July 4, the Pomltf'Or • Mid• d- Dolly s.i,t!MI will be publilhett Monday. Aas,ular publlcttion will N ,... IUfflN Tutl&lay, July 5: COUNCIL ME�TS JULY 11 The regular Pomeroy councJI meeting ■che_<Juled for Monday, July f, lla■ b'een po,tporaed until July 1 1, the m■Yor's office laid today. -�I!''' .. Mayor Legar Asks Law Observance ' ' . �rHE DAILY SENTINEL �Ir,, FleminiWa. Ho,t For Card Club Mr11. B ra nch Fle m m in,: enter­ talhed her card club Th u n;day eveDlna at her home in MiddlePof t . Prize1 . 11·ere awarded to jlrs. Thurma Theil a nd Mrs. EJiuileth Roush. Others play in g wer , ,. Wilham Morris , Mn. lria ton, M rs. llartha Meyer and Mn.ii. len liuehanan. At t he concl1111oa of the eveni ng a salad coune ·.:· was served by the hostes�. Commentating Editorially M DAILY SENtlNIL �Qi:jal Events In DEVOTED TO IN�RLS11 Wilkesville OF Mt!IGS-MAIION· AREA Rlchar.. s. o.... ......... The Vi.nton County Grange Publish,d fferf lll';m,- ii Y')Ulh m.eetLfll was hel al Willes ville Gra ge hall J ne 24. The �pt Sundq by n, <llljo VaJlit uch /ublW!int Com�111 al 110 ». led.u�r•s progr s were dinne wa !banlrr St., Fc::ntro7, OWo. Iii-.:\ !Jaily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middle port, -TH -- - --;;::--:: . M•cAR UR GIT$ SCROLL - - -· - � t;,ewa Hetdlin• lh t.• Wea.lheft■l't ll:15 lfilew1Lfh l l :IO u n am m Laurel Cliff Social Items I :00 &le� OIi ·-:--:--:� -- 6:41 s� on 1·03 � '9:00 Kaile Doonan SMl'W .)I- Ill • �•:e 6' wet a. � * er.· ·.,_no .... ��- ., General Contracting Mill Work 11.- - - ------ ------ -:-�- - ' 214 Teenagers Participating · In Southside Camp Events 'fOD,\Y AND \'ES1'F.RYEAR ■ • • & Mason Me1gs cOIDlll" Events r, Long Bott:om News Of Week Start The Doy Ri gh t '' Witfl STEVE -- - - --···----- -------DAILY CROSSWORD ··lf.-E=- ALLEN ' ···- :u.:,7 • -=..,.... ,-= ·=.._ -­ - • nm Af t:15 A.M. dte 1 .....,.ta&- •n:'.!"" The_i!!_� Ii ·------- •hi- K!____ u:� WI I..._ lll ltmM ...,..__.._.._.._ IWt:t O&Yl"l'OQUOTl!l - B..,,'a how .. lot--·,te. A l: T D L a ,. A it: a .. L o ir o • a L L O W 7·:l wn 111 CIiio hu.r llfflplJ ltanlil fn 1h11 ,ample A II Ult4I lor Ult thrff L'I, X tor UI• .. O'i. lln&I• ltlhlft, &Pot­ ..... 11. Ille llllpll WI tonnaUan a, tbt WOl'dl an Ill Ju.II. Illa day tbe code lettem Ari dlft'eNnt. A 0.11...•• ·•hll■ D VDA PRKI ABQ L.DAG f a ll & C B Z .T II V l K B O, l l: L I D A. G I C B S L R l G l: Z II G ll' - l V K G .J, . '-1 W• CtJtoi..uote1 TROU011 Tl!lt M1UB 01' 001> n 1111 ., ..-i.'ifzlrlMf IIPWJ, • 'nlal'I GIUllD IIXCl'IIDlll'Jlo'r mi · r',11niil l,iflil, '6f · . --�.. '�.- CARPENTER Mr. and Mn, Don Bu1U1 and d1u1hter, Rae, Bow1tn1 Orffn, are 1i,endln1 1 fe• d1y1 with Mr. and Mn. Frank �rner and family. Danny Mareum apent I day with Walter Jordan. M'r, and Mn. A. R. Q111ter were In ChN'1e■ton recently to v&llt thfllr daugbi.r and family, Mr. and M'n. Che,ter Siaencer arad Steptllflll. Mr. and Mn. Robert hrry and -on of McArthur ■Ptht II\ eYenln1 last week vl,lt1n1 hi, aunt, Mrt. Mallie Lowther a1\d eou,ln, Evan, Rulhe,rlord and f1mlt, o( Fort \VG1'Qi. TeJ� who were ...Wtln« at the bolo• ot ti1, 1illff and bnlher­ ln-!aw, llr. and ,llro. lleadal lor- d•;;,. 1.1a'"'.,:i ,1'11 � IJhlho. cllll illillcll -1' 'bit W:otil .... io> lrea_b meut, we.re aerved to tf1:e fol­ lo"1 n g: Opal Harri■• Vina Madeline B ucllanm, Meua Ba.Uey dum , Margaret Gf'Offnicltle Bene-' Del Reed, Aile:, e.r,,, Gl1d;, Dii Ion. Rut h Barton, Uufo All'!n and M r .and ,\lrs . Jed Tan t.bony. Vuo1ing Mr. i nd Mr,. Clarimo nt J l.11rt1 9 l.1111 wee,k were lhe ir child ren, Chuc k and Jobnny gra nd. Ham l l ton of Ha nstiel d . A.J■o vlsili ng were �r and ltrs. Homer Staton o/ Parkers bu rg. • apanese Beetl es Appear1ng "' In Racm , e Area R eports Say I J . WO North ern Oh · io Farmers . B,ao TBA · J:0 A.merlta's N,Wsreel Album 1:00 Record Hop ,:30 Diet Clart Show 8:00 Brave Stallion 8:30 Lea" :: To lle■Yer 1:00 Lswren.�e w�1, &lw 10:00 lubllee, U. 1 I. A, 11:00 Up-To-Tllo-lltnute 11:10 Spori, Repart :1,15 Lat. ""'"' thlllUltl 8 : Sunday J:�O 2:00 3:00 3:30 4 :00 4:30 i:l>O :80 Ev• 'Arden Sb9" :00 Pepple't Cbo.lff 8:30 S11.9�1 Hiahllght, . f;Ott�wn�. fiie:� � �,��� · · ' . fjat - . �erl' 8:30 l,.iw � , _ i' · • l:,QO 11tei e · , lli:!iO '11ie Ah.abnt 'lil"'/ , ,, 'l 4 t00 Final Olympic Track and Field. Tral11 8:00 Rolik Lib Party 7:00 Hlchw1y Patro1 't:30 Pem Muon 8:30 tfant�--Oead or Alln 9:GO Mr. Luol:y 8:IO Have Gun. Will Tranl 0:6o aurumoti:e l0:30 tiot For Hlft 11 -to Na"' 11:111 'l'IIJaler Ill 1.1:30 81_�1 FERGUSON 35 SPECIAL * =- Challiel.,1�3-Sdl �ay - •� •••· •llllt.,ewa i:90 , Am.arican at W'o,t f:CO Cluiltian SoJ.an,,w 10:00 Air J'ol'e<I aorl)Jbool 10:30 Cam1111 � . 11:00 D11, 11thft 11,30 - 1·.ir;r �II ' , �. �llco.a 5? .,1·10OIi � -� �:.;,. � ... �-· 1a,111 l:to vie 1 +:IQ . l\tlr, . . .,ii., if�. -� -� J;I !� MASSEY-FERGUSON Dealer F U LTO N T H OMPSO N -- 4 H N ews ---- - Tr, ft for one hour • ii' I count the ._,., ii i' ... r ........ .. .. --- - iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii>j li iil hKt IIHllt . . " omo •• •• , •• :; ••" ••,,.. . PHON E WY-2-9931 - POM EROY "ON THE BEAUTIFUL I 50 FREE . • : 1 Top Value Stam ps : I I CLII' THIS FREE COUPON i I f �.1111- - ---------� COUPON &Xl'fAE$ JULY 7, IMO · ,. .. ••....••. ....... •• �·• .. -·,, ..... RIVER" • • • • f i JI . 7 Days A Week : · 50 FREE I T�P Value Stam ps l I F Y R - Z O N . . '.II 1ITrH AT LANDMARK I CLIP THIS FREE COUPON I . GASOllNE I '-•- - - - ---- ---·Vi . COUl'OI<( IXP.. 11 JULY 7, 19'0 I !I � Stop In - Register For These Free Prizes ;_ No Olallgatlon , *2 * %00 Fyr.zon Gu * I Dominion Eleetrle Window Fan * gal. ,. - 870xt5 Black Sldewall Unlco 11n,a Z - Walh lobt, * 2 - Lubrlcauo1111 * I !lll Chaqe Ask For A.r.redit Cord � Wash. Je>bs - Lubrication� - _Unico Tir• . ,. • ,' •••""'-" YOU R TO P VA L U E STAM P STAT IO N 24 Hour Service 1 · I .. ......... � ' ''" - .. .. • • • t, Help y.., IHt! Better I S UP E R SE R VI C E STATIO N "" Tut Suga r R un Flou r M ills AVERY NELSON TRACTOR SAL ES I R.af Rast Rt11Hrr/, M 1 •.. ... ::: i'I!�� i:.i,11\i, 1:111 Tllo . '4 Gn l. INSTANTLY! e 2. MORE CONVEN IENT! e 3. CLEANER! • 4 STORM PROOfl e 5. DELIVERED ANYWHERE ·111, I '1' e J . HEATS Qiannel 13 ,.. SatunlaJ I ransplantable, ' Now AVaiJab_}C LA ND " I -----------=1 Five Good Reasons Woody Plants, For Y T Choose f A A SH I ��!t;.-:: :t�': :!:�!�'!� ·r. , 1 801· BOTTLED GAS WlitN;.fv I'n LaWO fll"eas 1a: j Ferguson System tractor N_atjonal .�u. A,SJ1i>clatlo.n ¥)-ltery M:111tlnee Qpen Hearing 'fflA Hka.�ha/ie Show Amerle1n � 1'rio . Conven1'0na Preview / powdery Mildew ------ LOW PR I C E for a.genuine • 11:00 The Iii, plot°" 2,.80 /otm flopllh, Filo , :00 College Newt Cbnferenee foe:� 0ut o Way ----�pna --C. :::, ,__ J:� Wl'll Open Barnyards A ugust· 2 May Be Trouble �-- N EWc -­ �� -1etan1., er. � l, ll.111-· llDO I • New In Farming PlANING Mill Mu sical I\PD.Jn Cl ock'' , \�,i l.,i,a4-oll Ila , IAat MOiNING -- -- - RAC I N E uill°i &a �rii� • · ':l� .i·MB 111wlt tfuot - o., July 2, 11160-3 ;1 m 't./! '· TERMITES .-�ii. 1,, ' Buil�inJ Supp lies Cu�tcm C:ibinets Hbl�ITAI. Remedy Lies In Congress . . . Ir C E. ■UK ISLI E 111re that they art- b-erng well r P o�nty A�, Atric1Jltur• tecled . Every Pt'st1c1 de Ja �I As t e h?t m1d-�um mer .e m us l a■on be registered with th" .approaches maect.11 mcreaae thei U nited r States Dept o f ARri c !Jll u ni i n 00_ nu'll,ber■ .an d altac.U. opera tion Wllh th e Food ,md Dru 8 . A"lette: r received today from Ra- Adm Mr. and Mrt Hobart Day mu,lu t ion _ cme in d icate-a Japanese an beetle11 J ch1id1"en ol Shad e vi.siled M r. n d are now 11ppe.aring in that a a d he label T _ m u.tit show the rea ntl Mrs. Wi n Bailey the past week. M r . The■e _ Lar1e btttie, l ooking very n.am_e, ingredien ts, net cuntrntbra d 11, di• 11 n M n Floyd B.arnho use of much like J une beetle,, except bav- rffhona for 'Jlle, preciiul wn� an cl �i n a J .,;o visit ed the Baileys. Da r­ ing .a m etall ic ueeo or 1.ree the manufa clure r·s name and nish M r and 1trs . Flo.Yd Barnho use add · b�nz.e color, wiU •tut to feed r ess. Directio ns for use on a�� are � r . and Mrs. B. M. Bucha na n not foll.age, com silks, and espec l accep� ancl I v1s1 regis i al y 1ed tered Mr. and Mra. Dale Barr Sat­ unle11s t he ro1e11. �DT co llSDA, m cooperation with n t i nue■ to give best urda y even m1i:. / the prolect ion of fofi.aie, bul d oe 11 not FO?ci . and Drug i\dministralio n , is . protec1 lht bee tle Crom en ter in c 1alist1 � ! ha t label cla im! will not , Mr · · .a n� Mrs. Me igs �nedu m .are open bud■, To protect flow era a re■ ult m ha rmfol residues be m g !e.avmg �aturd � y to v1s1t h11; si ster l '/4 Rot_en one applied on a day to pre-1e n t on ra w a1:ricullu r.a l pro- / .tin Ocie Solhtt, Erie, Pa. day bas11 seems to be lhe · Mr. and Mrs. Harley Koeni ,eat pro- I duel.II. __ _ The d rop in ear'y aprl ng _ g viste1:Uon. i ted, Mr. an d M rs. Pearl aow _ __ _ f�rrowl ngs, Bowen .11ey8, Dillon and Js f� m1J y Tueaday. Mr. site to th e tren d in recent oppo­ .;md Mr!!I. rworm con tro Ea l on ■weet corn yea rs J I Gra n t Barn hart v i5i ted the Dill onli whi ch has seen a larger ha s .a n, i w mat erial which LAST WEEK'S FARM MYSTERY n um ber ha■ ■o rne 'Monday even ing. PJC TU · RE of spring farrowin g, Tl, .advanta�e1 o ve r the old d e · comi ng i n grm h me .above pfctured last week as that d reliable d January a nd Febr u ar)'. Farr of the Pet: �:1,:;�• �: c�Z,/ ii�!•fi� DDT. Th is ma terial LIi called Se Mr. and Mrs. Ha rold ark.• �arr1�onvi11e , reported 1t that By M.de U,- Buch•n.n owi ng8 vin. Bran non throughout the u. S thi1 way The , d advantage ia th.at corn ■talk■ an o s did · The Joppa WSCs mel al the and M r. and M rs . George J. H. Eastman Pomero tha t 1t apri now IS the Dowell farm, g n h k.eed d d d were d own 1!5 sp r for me ayed Wi th th i s mii lerbl may be ho1n e o t Mn , Pearl Ta nthorey rly kno wn as the Peter Nelso� pla per cen t compared wo m U es nor 011 called on M r!I. B rann on's sister ce thwest of Dexter. ! � bo � to a 9 per cen t dro ln l Used for Jun e livea 711. 'Jbe meeting opened with Aifo i,ia, at Portland, Sunday toct feed 7 days p .aow fU"­ after. the last applica ti �. Control iafter rowing! In Ohlo. prayer by ltni. Alice Barr. The Jes - no0n. ■ at least U iood •• DDT, plus n topic "Chrbtiaru· so Use of Lei• adT ' M r: a nd M:n. Perry Curtis vanlage lhal forage can be the CUTS CUBII.N FLIG HTS ure !ime " wa■ preaented by Opal fed. Visit, ed Wi th her pa re nt■• Mr. The earwonn motha lay egga a MIAMI UPI-Na Uonat Airli H 1. then taking part O rr1 and Mrs includ - A on n es a� nou nced Friday H i1 cu d n tting its 1 M1aml-to-Hava na round tr:tp t e!:i u'.:��•.t\1�;-B �;��: � � 0 flights M : : : �: ::;:1 �:n::;:;. <I 1 per cent of lh e pl.anla ■how f from six to thrE!e weekly an, Mar11ret Grocenickle, Delcla e Phone Wl-9-364 1 ir,t and its he r pa r e n ts, Mr. a nd Mrs Meigs !i lks and repeat every t r�und Reed, R u lh �arton. Pearl Tanth trlp _ J. . • •• . Northero Oh.i o form lami- eow o verag,<t abo ut 500 hree Tampa-to-Hava n a hes day1 o Bened um, Tuesday. will ?P•n th e ir long a, fresh 11llu show. Silk, rey. M r,. A ee B fhgh ts from th ree to one a POMEROY, OHIO barnyard I i,st fe,r. On e of the out, pound, h . ,n- w,s deet,<t spen dmg a week at the They are t:mdiog t . mu,i b, ••Pt cove ir eab, n on re■,ur, be� use, "not as many peo week ••tes to v15ltors August 2. r or a n n o veroary fund. Re- I. red beca use e•., Powd ery M ilde w J.24 Form e, t ple ore Shod,. The oecaolon wilt be a farm !· f ure, of the r.nn Ex tensi on hate n 01,. or lwo i h going there. " day an !orm m,n,gem l!Tit spe�l,Usl, ,ay I. La wn areas tha t a ppear a manageme nt fleld da)'s If worm goe, down the silk dIO tthe the (ir■t i■ its higt,:.y eflJcient I they h, were dusted t wi h flour or �ar. Nei ther u se of of Jts ki nd to be held on a 'state ins�ct k•ide cont11 m powdered milk may be infecte - bor. d 1 nale!J the kernels, but DD wide bas is. HOii form, are lho,e with powdery mildew, a,y, Rob. rt ed ,to,., •hould not b, T treatof Pa ul Wise, Ro ute 3, iffin a nd he Bowers T ox P f a a rtyka, rm. th ree miles feod IO T Exte�sion plan t patholo- l ive!J _ Cl iffo,·d Bow,nox, Clyde. tock. southeast of Clyde, Is baskol iy g,st , The Ohio State Un iversity w, hne one word of encourage. a beef-hog operati on with modern Cloae e ami n■tlon :r _At the WIse farm, on e-h a lf of the grass me nt for o ur fee ding eq u ipment friend-the dog . blade a n s reveals a .cr.111 to dirty- Tick d high nu1e �outheaat of Old .Fort, vialt- crop yiel ! wHI d i■appear for the year d s. The rarm conslett ol whit e, ow d e or! wol t see a modem d ai ry oper.p zy-li11:e growth (fun- by Jale July _ I n the mean time, for a h on, complete with b u Jt tank, 100 acres. Corn field, on lhe c u, thr.,ds) ove , the upper sur- d ?., only, they pl ace ha v� been averagin b< duiled with may face o ( g a ! Uectr,d Jea ve1. 140 plpeUne milk er, and walk-thru 1 either 4 '/4 M■Jth ion, 10 bus hel.s an aere· wheat 40 buih / , P<rcen t rnUk.ine parlor. Wile owna u i , or one percen t Linda ne. ell, oats, 80 b�.!l hela; ' a �d hly: ! Sometin;ie■ the Jeaves may take o,..,.., aere1 and ren ts add ltiona l la nd Home gardeners with pe four ton s. Boweraox grows all of on • yellowiah .ca,t In se vere to s upp��t hls h�rd of 46 Hols te� trees in lhe!r back Yards may ach cases, mildew mar caW1e IO:ffiP. n hi s ow n l ivestock feed and ha ve of d co':"'- H1, feedm& pro&ram is • � m t of his own labor. He f.. :J:• th � le.ave■ to shr1veJ and die but alre.;idy noticed d ead lip11 on the b u1 II arou nd a "green chop" ayso ut abou t 60 beet cattle each year I th is 1� not too tommon. Small branches cause . d by orien tal fruit tern w . here a grasa-legum e mlx - wit h faci lities l nel u din• , ,,.10 · bro':"'ms h,blact d ota or frui ting m oth · Growing peaches sho u l d be Iu re ,. ,uI ond ha u led lo the ,nd • SS.foot • uger eon veyor . The bod "' 'f P"r among the mildew pro tec ted with DDT. . cow� twice da ily, With wheat s wi n e opera tion on the fa rm is grow th m late sum mer or early 18 - very impo har ves t at han d ,·t Wi nter forage of high moisture bu fall. rta nt thal the wheat i lt around 1 0 sows w h, ·•h ,_ tarh ay _ an d corn cob meal ia stored r b ins be clea ned th orou o w two litters of plg11 a year. ghly and ln stlos. B uttert,t prod uction per Powdery m i i<k!w usu all t hen ceili ngs, walls ½ tiers h•v. been averagi ng 9 a nd floors be fou nd in shaded, ! �/ sprayed with inseeii,ide, u,i n I pigs each. I Jawn e or Where dam p are , g air circulation ia Meth0XYt'hlor or M:aJalh ion. New poor. &rain shoul d never be placed ,. in ' ,ual ly no oontrol is needed , the treated bi n until the bin is ,,yu, I t h , speclalist However, i n tho roughly_ d ried. OU O .severe casea co n trol may be ob,. New gram &bou ld never he st ortained by spraying with Wetta ed in t he same h n ! with ol d grain, ble Behind every hag of Red Rose Feed are ,_ I sulfur (I ta blespoon per gallo a n d the new gra ii corps of men m shou ld contain n inte rested in helping you to 'Ille Bed of water a nd wet fol i age we ll) w :.• ,. Bose Feed more 1 or less tha n 14•;, m oist ure prefitably. For John W. Eshelman tha ne WD 1 ta blespoo K.ara I There are several n in 2 & Son s maintains . �heat pro· ·gallo ns of water per 1000 lahoratories, a Research Center square lec ta nts on the market which ma)' and Experimental Fann ' Woody , ornamen tal pla n ta tha t / feet f to provide a eoutinuing search for / can. be transpla n!ed at an y sea- fer of t ur . Repeat at JO-day . in• �e used on the new grain before feed improvements. vals or u ntil control ls obWn, , ,•t . is _stored . These prot T �e Bed Rose �h men 1tudy every ang sous now a re ,w rulab le at garde n � . ectan , ts are le of feed d t '½ ,l'lala thJon-whea.t flour d ust science. There II a tomtant 8e8ff cen ters, reporls Marvi n Carbon- 1 h for new feeds im­ Mal .11 thmn 57% Em ls i u on Concen� nca u, Extenalon lloricu l tu provements in pre5e'n't leMS and . �-:-----at I bett er feeding ' and tr-11le B'ld Pyrethru m..Syne I. The Ohio State U�iversity.rist sl rgi man agement methods • • . all for the Thc-s e i wh e�t protect.ant. pw-pose of giving planlB are grown 1n me tal, paper you better feeding results • • • fo Fhes Tire new are help .atep in p g u p their al- I m ache, or tar paper pot1. They / A d em onstration on the proper l�ck s on s.boul more satisfaction • • • with tnore profit. you farm with give, you all the oparaung •dv1ntag11 that every , th ing ca n be pla nted even d uri ng Ho use sum - way to g rease a pa n was gi ven fly populations are hL•.ilding rapid ­ Syttem provlde1 . • , 1t a price that m only the Ferguaon mer months as lhe root sys tems / by Pat Ga u l J u ne 5N us lodsy for morw prrits fn,,n 17 1tche wh en 1 the to wHU the ly. Sanitat ion i s still mosl i m po So why aettle for /en than • are not_ dist u rbe d hr di gging. f Chc1 ter Sew a nd So r. gen uine F1rgu1on Sy1tem Club ta n t . Spread man ure you, feecl dollar. tn et at i n the field s / Con tainer-grown pla n ts may be th e school. Mn. Ma tractorl Come fq and tee 1he Ferg rie Koblentz wh n e uson I poss 35 ible; Sp o therw tdal • ise dre · used tempora rlly on patios, ter- .an � Mrs. Cleo Smith are -I-plow tractor any farmer Can adv isors. m:9 n u re e nd sil age ■eepage .n nch Atk about our lf�r­ / races, an d i n the gard en proper. Al i ce Smith, reporter. reas ar time payment pltfla. Look.afford. with Diazi11 on, or Mala thi on to comPltt • 1 • ,:ou'JJ b, 1 If Jett p ermanently in the pols, kill • • • • . Maaaey�FerguaOfl n11nJ maggots. Insi d e hams u.11e either • th e i • ll w � e t y ro1't Ja e t bou .nd and u Mye rs a nd Delores Hoyd power atomizer / poor top gro wth wlll result, When conducted a demonstrat i on on spray and /or s, or a resid ual bails . U ie power transpl� ntlng, simply wa ter these setting a ta ble at the Ju n e 22 sprayer. or ho• PRONE WY 2-? IIS Your prop.>rtioner to pla n ts rn well an d m ulch. meet ing ol the Col u mbia Make-It MULBERRY AVE. pply Diatino n, Norla n , or Mala 11, POMEROY, OHIO j Some woody ornamental& avail- Girls Clu b, held at the school. thion on walls. Dipterex, 4 ou nces •I able in con ta iners incl ude: Pyra- The two gJrJs also de m . onstrated to o ne gallon or wa ter pl118 on e For More Dttall1 Ph. or Write ' canth.a (Fi rethorn), Pieri&, Japa n- ho� to p ull a tt1 re:id for straigh- pou nd of :'lugar on dam p feed sack& ese Holly, Weige111, Forsythia a nd lem ng yard goods. Du ring the makes a good bait. I most rose varieties. meet in g members worked on their With the restrict io ns on fly con�:-::;--:::------s�wing projects under the a uper- trol on dairy cows P)'rethrum M r. an d Mrs. Raymo nd Thomas visio n of Mary Jordan, s ee ms to be lhe best advi1Jor . Be Sure Of Quality, Service, I method end so ns, La ngsville spen l S un- Ol eva Sm lth told a Hemloek Grove, Ohio Value story on h1 penn i lted . U horn flies arethat PHONE WY-Z-5101 day with her m other Mr1. Fr€'da a heal th, Ja net .Myers 1 POMEROY, OHIO . Wells. They called to see Mr. and t u re readi ng, Zella gave a acrjp. p roblem on dairy cows, Malath ion Phone WY-2-8794 Ha wley pre- 15% dus t, 3 table1poons per co w or Hrs. Lloyd Wood, 1Iao. -!ented a poem. Sharon Cox re- Metho y x: r. hlor !507r Wettable pnw• Por ter. der. 1 heapi ng tablespoon SPre ad • • • • o ver back, neck, sides an d ru bbe d Two project lessons were pre- I nto t he hair by hand suppl i es pro­ sen ted and two demonstrations tecUon !or two weeks. conducted J u ne 23 when the Sen• ·ip We d o m ake progress i n control Jor Joli)' Stl tchers me t at the method& rath •• er fast. Last 1·ear s aw Syracuse grade 1Jchool. Topic heavy attacks of face flir-.a. Th is s •• •• were Sewi ng books and correct ■Pri ng there was still no control. .t , use of II b roiler. Patt y Winebren• At th e present tim e, however, it •• •• Iler and A nn Sau vaJ!:e, ad vi sor, is 1 uggeated i for beef cattle herds gave dem on■tratlons on proper back r ubber , s s-11pplied wi th 5 pe� tech niqu e In aewl ne on a button ce nt M ethoxyc hlor, plus 5 per unt ii •• and m1ki n,g hot sand wfcheg _ Go- Crag fly r epelle .iiiii ... u ing to Ca m p w11 the title of a ity of p rotecti nt has a l>OSllibi J­ on. ;., report glven by Jessie Cottrill. Wi th .all of the changes i n pcs�! .- tio•._ , . Sharon Cottrill, reporter. Ucide materials cons umet'll can be '"•••·•,,.,.i· �-·� • ;� "'If What to take to Camp was lhe cia London, J u ne 23 when the \j;.,. • -- ' topi · e or a report given by Palri- Syrac u se Jolly Stitchera m et at � the grad e school. A project lesson on hem mtng a �ea towel along STERLING with a demo nstrr,, tion was given by Bren da an d Addie Norri s. } lV' � m w w t11JW w.w • Brend a Sayre, reporter. a M¥ mr, Wat"4 It gobble llil heavy .- -· - � - !llil'!lf wt:lm' ll.m mf FOR WATER SOFTENERS CLIP THIS FREE COUPON � � ,,C. E. Blak e win slee, county el:fens­ drowa . • . PoP out "'1cl,; CLIP THIS FREE COUPON ; . lon agen t, wa9 1 gueat at the Approved For Ali This Coupo n Good For U / · llq U'O bale., at a tonnap June 27 mee ti ng of the C!leater This Coupon Good For rate nevv before Farm Boys. Ro!is Clela nd was in reached charge of the me eting durl ng by a Jo,, - bole,, See which time reports were given by how the No, Richa rd Fick, Larry Ball ey and "We Do Outo m Grind ing" f6 keep, YoU clays IJ1d dol­ FEATURING Clyd e M axey . r Ref eshments were r.lo. 2nd St. Phent1 WY 2-32541 llened following the lars ahud all tluoi,&h the I meeting by Mll> DL POR T WITH EACH 10 GALS. OF GAS Fi ck �n d Saile)'. Jerry Frederick .. PURCHASED AT· LANDMAJU( reporter. EACH LUBE JOB PURCHASJID ,� PA I N TS - . Look for hog p rlces thi to It.a)' �ell above those a fall of Jut year, .says C. C. Bowen, Ohio .A b'r Slot, Un i,er.i ty Ex ten,lon Hlll-1 m, r. kell ng Sped alist. I Bowen sees hog pr i ces dr op. plng no lower lh a n $13 in 1I ber or Decem ber . H igh pr Novemice■ t year , he predi cts · .v ii] come hi& in A ugust. / The m arke ti ng specia l i . st b.aaes : hu observali ons o n .11 r ecen t U. S. Departme nt or Ag ri c ult pig crop report indl c.atin u re g a spri ng pi g crop (Dece mber thru I M ay) which is 16 percent lower , than a year ago 11 nd an unu su la J"ge decrease i n nurn ber of ally farrowi ng last Ja n u11ry and sows Fe b­ I ruary. SHERWIN•Wllll Channel �Monday ., . . . - , ff p J l a o I' f g rices May Stay " L -ve ThOse Of 1959 NEW ¥ORK UPI-Gen. Dou •. la■ M, .:A r thur Wit prese nte d a &Croll . Lt the Re■er ve Office r& AaaociaUon o f the United Slate s f'rl�ay i, recognlllon o! hJ "pre1 1 e mitient" Votiti on &IJ a sol d ier- , 11tatesman. , 1 s r enjo)led. A potluck served and squa re dan('rng wu 1ess office phone WY1-2I�, edUat enjoyed by the young people. ■l oUice Dhone WY2-2157 . This simply illustrates what e\'eryone who En1111red u aecon� clu1 � The T,rnessee Valley A uthority, under a M u■ic was fu rn ished by t he battt:r at tbe poal office Ill POPI st r.ausba ugh or('hestra. . recently passed Congress ional art , can now has made even a curs ory stu d y of TVA's oper­ M rs. Floy d Dav is is a m ed1• troY, Ohio. sell bonds to finance expansion . It is planm•d ations k nows-that i ts "chea p ·power" results National ad:vertlWlf reoresen.u. cal patien t at Holzer Hospi t al. kinds all given been has it that fa<'t the fro m S· i J.ve: B<ttUne�'-Klu..b,JJ,. lne.. N m seruri­ the lhesC' of had worth Steel 5 1 $1 million Blanch Mrs. to market .-.iDJ:ton Ave.. New Yon. C1t1 in­ and her direct of ing t kinds l l a and disloca advantages, of fall e to n tu r fo ties during the I 961 fiscal year. And one re­ shoulder. Dr. Bullock c11red for !law Yo1,rt. dired taxpayer subsidies that are denied to sult may be an i ncrease in TVA eleC"tric rates. I•-- ,.,.., the Jnju.ry a nd she was returned private bui;ine.ss. Capital [or expansion has Jay Brown ol Ga111Poll9 .pent to bier home. ,mter •herf nllllble, • ....., • This highly signUican t possi bility came to been one of them. But now , in marketing several days wUh hl.s trandpar­ Milhoan of oer Mk; oll>• Jtot Ill Mn. Lawre nce nts, Mr. and Mrs. Geora:e Ren• '-llfl t li<•llaol DollJ roe We­ on n Ver Jon_es Mn. director A nd a TV t Middlepor testimony by during tight bonds, TV A will ha•\re to pay the goine: inter­ sha•. Oill111 ber and child�n. Ru tla nd we re o1S mC11thl. ii.Ill; before the House Public Works Appropna• est rate. Attendance at the F'tet )Jetbo­ Thursday gul!st■ of Mr!. Clara 13.90. By motor i'iult .... afd ,bte: one month, �. tions Committee . Committee chairman Can­ Phillipa. It's interesting t o speculate on what would d isl Churtb S1,mda1 WH 107, fe&I' tb:; ' DOD�- ft.IS: -·· Fr e emon d Al\shire, Lo,-n, W. ew n the Rev. Jack Stutter is non asked if H would be necessary to raise happen to the TVA rate structure if it were Va., ls here vl&iti ng his brotller, �tn.. in ister at the Methodist church m rates ·'because of the cost of carrying bonded forced to pay taxes on the same basis as com­ Em ile. The famlly will reslde i n Vinion. HOLria Mr. and Mrs. Ste ve Ebli n ea11• indebtedness a n d the Treasury repayments parable private power syste m s. The latter Mr. and Mta. Joe Pawluaiak and Admissio n,, June 30: Mn. dle1e d on Mr. a nd Mr!, Paul lacobs chlldren were gue■ta of Mr. and ler wawtt,, Chesh ire; Mn. Cblrle• required under the new aC't . " Mr. Jones stat­ now pay a bout a, quarter in taxes out or every l n At he ns. Carey Sttausbaugh and Mrs . VanCooney, Pomeroy; Mra. Rbbeft Mn. ed in answer thal interest will be a very im­ dollar they receive. TVA pays no federal tax­ Pearl Jacobs attende d the gen• Nellie S1yre on s und•y. Keith Wilson, Pomeroy. confere nce at Winona Lake, portant element in dC'ciding ''whether or not Mr. 1ftd Mr■. • E,ui A rb11ug h es at all. and only relatively small sums i n era! Discharge,, Ju ne lb: Rev. f...utal I nd . were in Cotumbu, Friday and G rlle Mis■ Sandra Betti, MiN Mil· our rates wil l have to !Je -adjus-ted.'' lieu of taxes t o local governm ent. Dis trict qu arte rly meeUn1 will Sltu rday where they atte nded dred ' Brown, Sam Carpenter; Mn. be held al the Method ist cb'ur.ch e weddln1 of their daughter, John Price.; Mrs. Cherle■ Wlldon1 here this wee k. ; elba Jetn to Thomas Fred Mn. JMftet Mr. and M rs. Clyde Vn.OboneY , � ft Suutday at 2 p. m. at a t.wrenee MeQ.,ide, llltlltel Juhn Mn. Sha\"et, spent an eve n ing al the home of s.. Meth"'11sl Chut<h. · l{ale, Jamee cunntn1hlim, Jbhn A five-to-fou r Supreme Court decision ion from lawfully stnkmg over dema nds in- Mr. and Mrs. Steve Eblin: Mi11 Gtwcla Gray employed in Jlm.. . Pappa,, which was handed down a, short time ago has volvlng "the creatio n or discontlnuanee �f M r1. Ann Chap man , ill,,eroy, Col umbus and I p11.rty of fritn�s Wlnlllt<, Pete N�•. enjoying a ten day vacation 1n caused a great deal of national atten tion and positions:• The Sen ator then added tha•t hts called on her au nt, Mrs� i�rgie Birth<, 1une 30: A d.aUJhler tn Diehl. Florida. bill a nd Mrs. Chdlt1 VariiCodh�, would make it ab�ndantly clear th�t the Mr. alarm . In effect, the decision said that, under Mr. and Mr1. Lou Dit ., PoinMinnie Nichol■, �nan, Jiomeroy. Mn. 1 'intent of Congress 1s that progress ts our eroy and Mr!. Lona eeh�r. finch., la apendln, the 111mmer the provisions of existing law, a compa,ny Gani• at her hotne in Sllem Tow1'11btp, n t 'fuesday Ch�Rter, spe which wished to terminate jobs in order to way of life . I wa nt to emphasize, however, poha. A 'tent 111eetJ111 la in proare11 UPJSTIIASIIOUltll, modernize and improve its operations would that this progress requires due regard for the on the public sq111re. Nrlllnien� A• H Eun>IH! 1'b Mr. and Mrs. Clan: Cline and ha ve to barga in over the matter with the un- welfare of those whose lives are di�loc�ted by Terr)' spent the evenln& at the Mr. and Mn. Amo, l..o'ri, Col­ ,embly Fri� vojoil In llol>ilf of by their ea rly establishme nt of an all• u mbu!, actompanled ions concerned . The union. in sum, has wb:at such progress, and that the bill is not rntend- home or Mn. Emma Fox. d s M r. and Mr s. Cha■. John ­ ien r f European university Hoy Howell returned to work ed to chan"e the law oh bargaining as to rates arnounb fa a veto power. son wer e weeke nd guests of M.r. r 9pundi ng t he week end l1ere. afte of jllf, rules, working condlllons, severance Mrs. Le9t er Brookover ca lled on and Mrs. Ray Stra usbaugh. JET IS D The particular case concerned a, railrObd. pay and ot he r matters." Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hartsook NEW YORK UPI-The new rs . Nor ma n Schaefe r. M But the principle has a general application, weekend Boei ng 720 i ntermedlate-ra na:e jet e II jobs are frozen, the state of industrial Mr. end Mrs. Oscar Sm i th spen t of Columbus awer and thus becomes of overriding public Imguests of Mr . nd Mrs. Joh n airli ner has received Fe deral Avi­ Sunday wilh Mr. and Mr s. Lowell development will be fro,e n . Progress will McNicklell, Antiqui ty, approval Sh illi niJ. ation Admin istration portance. u t i nto ser­ p be slow and, i n many insta.nces, stop. That is one to it g n permitti atRaines Larry Mrs. d an Mr. t.'£" 1111 •0· ne1. The r�medy lies in Congress. So Senator thing tJ1e country can't a fford - both be­ �.. rrr �1fMlllf tended the Arba u gh-I.ult wedd in g vice July 5 by Unit,d A i rll In Columbns S und ay. Dirksen has int rodurcd a biU which would cause of the nation a l domestic welfare, and North Carolina. Mrs. Raymond Long, Jimmie Mr. a nd Mrs. Charle, Hensley amend the pertinent laws and prevent a un• our mil itary strengt h . a nd Mary Kay were gue1l8 of re- called on H. A. Hen1lfly Sunday. Ja tlves i n Columb us recently, Mr. and Mr■. Marvi n Marki . and Mrs. Harry Mulhol . Mr called on ti.er parent&, Mr. and 11ae Almo� and were recen t gueals of Mr. Mrs. R. L. Larkin.,, llted1vi1Je, ��� and Mra. Alv a t)e va ult. Sunday, T.., The ne>N mi n is ter Ph i llip Hen. Saturday, July 2 Mr. and Mrs. Hank Holter were denon will be ordained J ul1 Rth Ml' i gs Coullt)' Fox H u nters As­ at e p. m. at the Pres byteria n colling on his brother Mr. an d Two hundred fourtee n 4•H mem­ Va nce Dawso n , M i ke Fry. Suza n socia tion ic e cream soetal 111 Bald Chu rch. The public is welcom ed . Mr. and Mrs. David Smith and bers are u ttend l n.i the a nn ual 4-H Johnson, Jam es Pauley, Barbara Knobs, on the Ba11ha n • Stlvers vllle A reception will he held on tbe Mrs. David Holter Sunday. . I Mary Kibble waa a d mner ramp a t th e M,11son County 4- H Sherry, Ju dy T u rner, Janie Tu rn ­ road. Hometnetle let cream, cak�, lawn followi ng the serv ice. ly United Prna lnt.,natlonal pop, Ol d time m uste, 0:30 p, m. and gu est recenlly at the home of Cum1) near So u ths i de t hi s week, er, Jim Wise a nd VJ<:kiu McDa niel. Today I s Saturda)'. Jul y 9, tho family. or tha t number 34 ure at t endi n g The ca m p, which closes on Fri­ 1.501h Anniversary Celebra tio n, ltlat d ay or the ycnr, with 175 from Ma son 's lwo 4-11 clubs, day, has t he 4-H you ngsters e n­ Wilkesv i lle Firemen . Marilyn Bissell llDd Ted Haymore J n 1 960. Saturday eveni n 11:, the Ml. Her­ gaged I n several d !rfere n, types of were at Ravenflwood Monda,man ll ck din u Good n L he t l( from A c The moon Js oppro11chl n,i: its crafts and otht!r 1cti vltl e1!L A camp m an Church (Chester 'l'wl>.I will Spending Sunday with Mr. a nd Clovn Cluh. whose advisor Is Mr�. )■11 q u art er. feature a 1pecl11l service. There By Vlafet Smith cou ncil is hel d each ,n,Jeht. Joe Bissell w ere Mn. Harold Mrs. 11,e morning 11tar! .ore Mara, Sa rah SpE'nc<'r. are Jackie CapeCamp pe rso n n el I ncl u de : Thomt11 will be a variety of sln1er1 and Spe nd i ng Su nday with Helen Holter and family and Mrs. Davld h .ur l, <.iuy Car t wright, Charle n e J u piter ,11 nrl Sat u rn. Gawth rop, camp di rector ; Ja nt•l 11penkers as well aa l�I t alent Bowman and N e lli e Coza rt were : The e v en ing 11t ur1 are Jupi ter, Diehl, Ja11t cc He n ry, Gle n n Joh n - Wallace, count y 4,H agent; Bill on . the program. Se rvire�■tart1 al Mr. and Mrs. A m i Parl�w, (jomp­ �rpith an4 fam,lly. _ , Anyone, w11ilii�. to have an)' , PPJ\ , Kathy Juh n 11on, N a ncy rrtf- Gregory, county exten si?1' agl!!nt'; 8 o'clocls, and S•tu rn . , · · , .._ l lon'., Calif., Mt(. · •a nd' M: rk. 1.etnan;l iterris 1 pu blished ·please call Yu• (U t , Sha ron Q ueen, !lnrvletla · Ne w­ the by d apoQliore A record hop, . On lhl1 day I n hist ory: .. hind. Mllry An n Rlrkard , Sheldo n Guy Farm er, Na ncy ro1c. f!llld1 1 Nt D11iley and son, Portlam:t v",1rla n kon 5-32,98 Racine Jr. Jolly Ne i.-:hbor& fr-H cl u b Cozart, M r . and Mrs. Darrell Co­ In 1816 Arge n t i n a for m ally de• Grllfilh, st.ate workers, Roush, •';ddle Sch .u ckel, Gary Stu-w­ will be held al the Rac in e Legio n zart and family, Coolv ille, cla red JU ln d ependcnco fr om art, John Va n Mete r, Suzan War n ­ M n Hall be,::ln nt n a 11 8 p. m. Ad mi&­ rs , Howard Garland, kitche Spaln. Mr. an d Mr s. George Frederick er, Pt1ula Jo Worry, Claudia Zer- superv isfJr; Mr,. Fate Pu lli ns, illon wlll be 1 51 t1n d 2tih. Het rosh­ ramily are spendi n U the ir 11nrl In 1850 afte r 11enmg only one kl e, Phyllls .li! n nlr" r Zerklll. ■old. Rtiee i pt1 will v mitlon I n New York and NiaRara )' ea r • nd four mo n lhs of hl H lerm Q uee n , Caroly n Van Matre, S te• nurs<'; Mery K . Stephe nso n, typisl r,1ent s will be and ca m p n ewspaper ; Mn. Bill be u sed to send 4-H members to Falls. Presldftn t z,chary Taylor died i n plwn ( 'rt-ami•r 11nd Jmmttn Lh,h. I Ml'Co n ihay a nd Anna S u m m er. camp. M r. and Mr11. Harold Ol!lb�r n the White Hou se ot a lyph u 1 inM l·m lH'rs o f t ll l' Huppy Gn Lucky mail; Lieu lo Ro us'h, Iott and fo11 nd 4 Julr , Montlay and family spe nt' Sun day with fectlon. Cluh, 11pnn9o red by Mr11. Almu Tom WIiliams and Maxine Lat'hey, Squadron 202, s Co u n ty Meig Naal their In 1872 Demoera h T urne r, a t hmding are 'Mrs. Turnt-r, corhp bank; MJ111 Hattie Jord a n, CAP sixth a n n u al bean dinnor, thl' lormer'a mother Mrs. Ethe l Larki ns. t10111I Con vention nornln aled Hor• c hut· k An derso n , Hren,!;; llu rln n , vm1pers; Mlll:c Love, dally tho u ghts; SwHlhe r La ndi ng Field . Ro u Je 554, Mrs. Hope Ad11ms a nd family ---- -- --�- -Al'f GN!eley for Pr1•sldr nt. Sharo n n ear Cheshi re. 'otl111h es­ ,Joyre Ml'Coy, M ike Love, S calllng on Mr. and Mrs. h,d11y· l for were Thoui,:ht , records all In 1924, break 1111: Nibert, Sheldo n Roush, Ju d y Gell)' An nual Ju ly 4 celebrat ion at Glf'n Deeter an d daughter S u nday for lenct h or lime taken to de• soylst Thmm1A ('nrlyle said in 1111d ot her pin weit rers are hi Ripley , All day. Several from here attended the clde on I pnlltlcnl rumtld11le. lht• "On Roswel1'11 Ure of Johnson " · cha rge or t he 8pech1I night a�ti v l• ox Roast. Ruthmd ,!pon aored by fu neral for M rs. Alma Dye at Democrats nominalcd John Dt1Yl11 "Lo ud cla m or is always more or ties. Fi re Departm e nt. Reedsville . for Prie■ident on lhe 103rd h ullo!. lc11N I nsa ne." Guy Farmer, sporh; Judy Wil­ Racine Fi re Department Cele­ Ray Riggi called on hi s pa1'­ eo n , Pat GrlHith and Ma ry St eph­ bration, All Day. Fire Worb at nti Rev. and Mr1. Ken neth Rigg& e rnson, camp new1pnpe r ; Mn. E. 1 0:30 p. m. Sunday, K M t trhell, .A.Ima Tur ner, Nancy J" l y S ACROU 8, Motl 19. Slo,... Mr. and Mrs. Joe Connally o f e h t Cole a nd Clara Shultz, �ood jJfOOm­ There will b e a mectinf ot 2. llappy bevtl,.,. I boJC wark called on Mr. a nd Mn. Ne ing co ntest; Emmett Mitchell. Ph)ll­ official board of the Racine MeO. Lbc.Muma '- Opportuntf.. 24. lndJa e R airden Saturday even • Sammi lis W illia ms, Mra. Ralph Wilken­ thod lat Church Tuesd ay eveni ng, tlci poUUcal (!)Ml) n& i sou pod No n cy Cole, dQIJy and July !'.I, at 7 :30 p. m. tal>rlo On The apeakel" 215. Turkl.th •n. L�ne Babcock · wu a night bed ehecb; Tom Wllllam1, D. Vo.n1 l1h The regula r meeting or the 10. Y,ttow ' l'OVand Mr. of e the hom fHer Mrs. Cla ra Shull.I, But McCo nlhay, Pythia n Sisters Melg8 Templ e vlsltor in inl'Nldlent ,rnor s . Char\H M assar. Mr at ftth, e. Loni' hl� 19. ltxl1tJuly Sheldon Roush. A nna Sommer, Re­ will he hel d Tuesday, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Connall)I or 7. Taro MOt td 118- ..rqllo becca Marti n and Ja n et E11he n a11 r, 7 : 30 p. m. at the K. of P. hall .. an Mr•Mr. on d Newark called a. hrcolat.e aL Girl'• regislrelion; Vi rg inia F1rtre, camp l n Middleport. day. Sun t Babtor. Oscar I, Notwtth.1 nlckhook cover; Mllel!I Darst, Pa u l Cle­ July ' ! Mr. and Mrs. David Goodwin •tandlnr 1'....,.,,,.. AarJu H, l'almtuf nam• mr n ll 11nd Robert Hatriel d , co n­ The T.a d ies Aid of the St. faul'1 d ftrnily, Mr. and M rs. Charles Clhorteno4) U. Oout aa. Btrdl u a (ftl'.J servation oUlcera. Luthera n Church will have t pie- an o and family, Patty Mc­ 11. Pl1Pm 88. Rodenl Marcink ,1u, Mra. Marjorie Rime, Mra. Cnrl n ic at the Middleport Roacblde :II. Pale at. lWIN 30, Atttnu&Uvt G reth, Mr. and Mr■. Cha rles Lar­ Sebrell. a nd Mn. bel va Plant s , Parlt, Wednesday, 6:30 p. m. l!Mton 18. ll'rwtoh river npty and family enjoyed I pic n ic 'amp cooks; S_h lrley V a nsickle abd l Member■ of !he Jolly ]J un ch tin, lt, Land nao.. ,1. 8maU eo111.­ (J>OaL) Run t.lce S11nday. Forked at Mary Lewi!, camp d is h washers; Sewing Club will m eet at the bome J.1. 0!lCll mon 10. :Malt lheep 15. OoJt courn pact heap Mra. Geot',e Mt'Gllll!I aftd Mr. Mrs. McCo nlhay, MIHB Hattie of Mrs . Nora Milla, a\ 1 2:3(} p. m . a ... 'Wattbn• Obltacle t!. BottV!o>a 11. Wlnf -in-law and do.u1hter and aon nd Jord a n , Alma Tur ner, Clara Shlllh From there th ey wlll go to 1l_alllpoflll>lm11111 Jl. Meuun of IT. Vnm.anitd: d inner �11 Howard Garla nd, Tom Wll­ Us ror l unch a nd to vis it, l erest• Mrt. Annie swan were •. tooj, ot on woman �al (vv,) Swan. Cora of Sunday gueata l!a�&, Mrt. E. E. MltchCll, Mrs. lni pot nta. 1 Mr. and MN, norael �ldns • Faye r11111n1, Mr■. Lleulo Roush, family 1pent Saturday with and and • the livlni roo d ecorated and Emmett Mitchell, camp cou n­ Mn. Vir&U Wamsley of Mr. tnd a of o" h e h t at lng room n l d clloh and lnalructor1. h ho i1 · Cbea tre • Other lnatructors are tra nce■ member, Mrs Jo hn JneramJ1 Mr. and Mrs. Harlow ErvIn Harvey, Appalachhan Home Eco­ 111 IO. Ohaoiap ' lb'- ilf'Dt SYHdQ, with llr. and Mrs. Haiel Crow, Col u mbu1, U.U...ot nomlat; .Jim Canion, McCllntock heWI, S.mmte -ltal�. W'tl d llfe Station; Mn. Ray Cra nk, and Mrs Earl Schnelder, ¥t .and_ lln. ��d Oruzllla Mrs. or t ecen r gued! e r e w 1111i1tant leader; MNI. R u ■tetl See, ◄-ff leader; Sam Tud:wlll er, rFYE Woodrum. •INlh;l__:',...- \'HI Woodrow repreaentatlve; and . Mace. In charge of auemblln tor the IT, Bo,dq .,,uk are Sharon Schwart1, S ue Wray, Beverly Bflller and Francis Keene r. Jn char1e of the bulletin 41. � board are the followt n1 : Julie Blain and Mary Lou Garland, Mon­ day; Gary Rood and 'Mervh, Rou■h, tl. lluloood Tuesday: Llnda Martln and Connie Coltrlll, Wednelday; Janie 01hel, Thund1y; Jackie C11M1h att and Charlene Diehl, Friday. Those TV A Rates / Dally Sentin el, Pomeroy-Middlepo rt, 0., July I, 1960-7 d . ' - Friendly Service _ � ':;:_,:,, •..... •_J •--.C ,-4',, . .... . ..,.:�. ... ., -·. . • . I SALT PELLETS See what ex'tra · capaci'ty • • • • m e a n s I n • • • l n 91 t o All•New McCormick" Ml11dl:;:r;•;: Mill ■ N0. 46 BALER Outbale• them al l l -- - • Read y.M ix Conc re te FOR · YO UR B U I LD ING NE EDS ! We Mix Concr,lc To Your Own Spe,lfltal lons, Deliver II Right To Your Job When Needed Saves Money - Time - Waste Goeg lei n Read y-M ix Co. Phone WY-%-31114 . Middleport J' O U McConn1cic balina - c. ,, ..•• ,• .,.,, 1r. ... . -,-.,.., trial,· • f.11 . :Ph on e WY.2-21 76 --�· I Meigs Eq uip m e �t C Q. Inc. • Corner "Where Quality ls Paramount" PHONE WY-Nt71 •1111ern11t• and Se<el!ll " ·- 1 ,.,1,,,t , Pon,.,_ . •--�, h Oluo - �rHE DAILY SENTINEL �Ir,, FleminiWa. Ho,t For Card Club Mr11. B ra nch Fle m m in,: enter­ talhed her card club Th u n;day eveDlna at her home in MiddlePof t . Prize1 . 11·ere awarded to jlrs. Thurma Theil a nd Mrs. EJiuileth Roush. Others play in g wer , ,. Wilham Morris , Mn. lria ton, M rs. llartha Meyer and Mn.ii. len liuehanan. At t he concl1111oa of the eveni ng a salad coune ·.:· was served by the hostes�. Commentating Editorially M DAILY SENtlNIL �Qi:jal Events In DEVOTED TO IN�RLS11 Wilkesville OF Mt!IGS-MAIION· AREA Rlchar.. s. o.... ......... The Vi.nton County Grange Publish,d fferf lll';m,- ii Y')Ulh m.eetLfll was hel al Willes ville Gra ge hall J ne 24. The �pt Sundq by n, <llljo VaJlit uch /ublW!int Com�111 al 110 ». led.u�r•s progr s were dinne wa !banlrr St., Fc::ntro7, OWo. Iii-.:\ !Jaily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middle port, -TH -- - --;;::--:: . M•cAR UR GIT$ SCROLL - - -· - � t;,ewa Hetdlin• lh t.• Wea.lheft■l't ll:15 lfilew1Lfh l l :IO u n am m Laurel Cliff Social Items I :00 &le� OIi ·-:--:--:� -- 6:41 s� on 1·03 � '9:00 Kaile Doonan SMl'W .)I- Ill • �•:e 6' wet a. � * er.· ·.,_no .... ��- ., General Contracting Mill Work 11.- - - ------ ------ -:-�- - ' 214 Teenagers Participating · In Southside Camp Events 'fOD,\Y AND \'ES1'F.RYEAR ■ • • & Mason Me1gs cOIDlll" Events r, Long Bott:om News Of Week Start The Doy Ri gh t '' Witfl STEVE -- - - --···----- -------DAILY CROSSWORD ··lf.-E=- ALLEN ' ···- :u.:,7 • -=..,.... ,-= ·=.._ -­ - • nm Af t:15 A.M. dte 1 .....,.ta&- •n:'.!"" The_i!!_� Ii ·------- •hi- K!____ u:� WI I..._ lll ltmM ...,..__.._.._.._ IWt:t O&Yl"l'OQUOTl!l - B..,,'a how .. lot--·,te. A l: T D L a ,. A it: a .. L o ir o • a L L O W 7·:l wn 111 CIiio hu.r llfflplJ ltanlil fn 1h11 ,ample A II Ult4I lor Ult thrff L'I, X tor UI• .. O'i. lln&I• ltlhlft, &Pot­ ..... 11. Ille llllpll WI tonnaUan a, tbt WOl'dl an Ill Ju.II. Illa day tbe code lettem Ari dlft'eNnt. A 0.11...•• ·•hll■ D VDA PRKI ABQ L.DAG f a ll & C B Z .T II V l K B O, l l: L I D A. G I C B S L R l G l: Z II G ll' - l V K G .J, . '-1 W• CtJtoi..uote1 TROU011 Tl!lt M1UB 01' 001> n 1111 ., ..-i.'ifzlrlMf IIPWJ, • 'nlal'I GIUllD IIXCl'IIDlll'Jlo'r mi · r',11niil l,iflil, '6f · . --�.. '�.- CARPENTER Mr. and Mn, Don Bu1U1 and d1u1hter, Rae, Bow1tn1 Orffn, are 1i,endln1 1 fe• d1y1 with Mr. and Mn. Frank �rner and family. Danny Mareum apent I day with Walter Jordan. M'r, and Mn. A. R. Q111ter were In ChN'1e■ton recently to v&llt thfllr daugbi.r and family, Mr. and M'n. Che,ter Siaencer arad Steptllflll. Mr. and Mn. Robert hrry and -on of McArthur ■Ptht II\ eYenln1 last week vl,lt1n1 hi, aunt, Mrt. Mallie Lowther a1\d eou,ln, Evan, Rulhe,rlord and f1mlt, o( Fort \VG1'Qi. TeJ� who were ...Wtln« at the bolo• ot ti1, 1illff and bnlher­ ln-!aw, llr. and ,llro. lleadal lor- d•;;,. 1.1a'"'.,:i ,1'11 � IJhlho. cllll illillcll -1' 'bit W:otil .... io> lrea_b meut, we.re aerved to tf1:e fol­ lo"1 n g: Opal Harri■• Vina Madeline B ucllanm, Meua Ba.Uey dum , Margaret Gf'Offnicltle Bene-' Del Reed, Aile:, e.r,,, Gl1d;, Dii Ion. Rut h Barton, Uufo All'!n and M r .and ,\lrs . Jed Tan t.bony. Vuo1ing Mr. i nd Mr,. Clarimo nt J l.11rt1 9 l.1111 wee,k were lhe ir child ren, Chuc k and Jobnny gra nd. Ham l l ton of Ha nstiel d . A.J■o vlsili ng were �r and ltrs. Homer Staton o/ Parkers bu rg. • apanese Beetl es Appear1ng "' In Racm , e Area R eports Say I J . WO North ern Oh · io Farmers . B,ao TBA · J:0 A.merlta's N,Wsreel Album 1:00 Record Hop ,:30 Diet Clart Show 8:00 Brave Stallion 8:30 Lea" :: To lle■Yer 1:00 Lswren.�e w�1, &lw 10:00 lubllee, U. 1 I. A, 11:00 Up-To-Tllo-lltnute 11:10 Spori, Repart :1,15 Lat. ""'"' thlllUltl 8 : Sunday J:�O 2:00 3:00 3:30 4 :00 4:30 i:l>O :80 Ev• 'Arden Sb9" :00 Pepple't Cbo.lff 8:30 S11.9�1 Hiahllght, . f;Ott�wn�. fiie:� � �,��� · · ' . fjat - . �erl' 8:30 l,.iw � , _ i' · • l:,QO 11tei e · , lli:!iO '11ie Ah.abnt 'lil"'/ , ,, 'l 4 t00 Final Olympic Track and Field. Tral11 8:00 Rolik Lib Party 7:00 Hlchw1y Patro1 't:30 Pem Muon 8:30 tfant�--Oead or Alln 9:GO Mr. Luol:y 8:IO Have Gun. Will Tranl 0:6o aurumoti:e l0:30 tiot For Hlft 11 -to Na"' 11:111 'l'IIJaler Ill 1.1:30 81_�1 FERGUSON 35 SPECIAL * =- Challiel.,1�3-Sdl �ay - •� •••· •llllt.,ewa i:90 , Am.arican at W'o,t f:CO Cluiltian SoJ.an,,w 10:00 Air J'ol'e<I aorl)Jbool 10:30 Cam1111 � . 11:00 D11, 11thft 11,30 - 1·.ir;r �II ' , �. �llco.a 5? .,1·10OIi � -� �:.;,. � ... �-· 1a,111 l:to vie 1 +:IQ . l\tlr, . . .,ii., if�. -� -� J;I !� MASSEY-FERGUSON Dealer F U LTO N T H OMPSO N -- 4 H N ews ---- - Tr, ft for one hour • ii' I count the ._,., ii i' ... r ........ .. .. --- - iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii>j li iil hKt IIHllt . . " omo •• •• , •• :; ••" ••,,.. . PHON E WY-2-9931 - POM EROY "ON THE BEAUTIFUL I 50 FREE . • : 1 Top Value Stam ps : I I CLII' THIS FREE COUPON i I f �.1111- - ---------� COUPON &Xl'fAE$ JULY 7, IMO · ,. .. ••....••. ....... •• �·• .. -·,, ..... RIVER" • • • • f i JI . 7 Days A Week : · 50 FREE I T�P Value Stam ps l I F Y R - Z O N . . '.II 1ITrH AT LANDMARK I CLIP THIS FREE COUPON I . GASOllNE I '-•- - - - ---- ---·Vi . COUl'OI<( IXP.. 11 JULY 7, 19'0 I !I � Stop In - Register For These Free Prizes ;_ No Olallgatlon , *2 * %00 Fyr.zon Gu * I Dominion Eleetrle Window Fan * gal. ,. - 870xt5 Black Sldewall Unlco 11n,a Z - Walh lobt, * 2 - Lubrlcauo1111 * I !lll Chaqe Ask For A.r.redit Cord � Wash. Je>bs - Lubrication� - _Unico Tir• . ,. • ,' •••""'-" YOU R TO P VA L U E STAM P STAT IO N 24 Hour Service 1 · I .. ......... � ' ''" - .. .. • • • t, Help y.., IHt! Better I S UP E R SE R VI C E STATIO N "" Tut Suga r R un Flou r M ills AVERY NELSON TRACTOR SAL ES I R.af Rast Rt11Hrr/, M 1 •.. ... ::: i'I!�� i:.i,11\i, 1:111 Tllo . '4 Gn l. INSTANTLY! e 2. MORE CONVEN IENT! e 3. CLEANER! • 4 STORM PROOfl e 5. DELIVERED ANYWHERE ·111, I '1' e J . HEATS Qiannel 13 ,.. SatunlaJ I ransplantable, ' Now AVaiJab_}C LA ND " I -----------=1 Five Good Reasons Woody Plants, For Y T Choose f A A SH I ��!t;.-:: :t�': :!:�!�'!� ·r. , 1 801· BOTTLED GAS WlitN;.fv I'n LaWO fll"eas 1a: j Ferguson System tractor N_atjonal .�u. A,SJ1i>clatlo.n ¥)-ltery M:111tlnee Qpen Hearing 'fflA Hka.�ha/ie Show Amerle1n � 1'rio . Conven1'0na Preview / powdery Mildew ------ LOW PR I C E for a.genuine • 11:00 The Iii, plot°" 2,.80 /otm flopllh, Filo , :00 College Newt Cbnferenee foe:� 0ut o Way ----�pna --C. :::, ,__ J:� Wl'll Open Barnyards A ugust· 2 May Be Trouble �-- N EWc -­ �� -1etan1., er. � l, ll.111-· llDO I • New In Farming PlANING Mill Mu sical I\PD.Jn Cl ock'' , \�,i l.,i,a4-oll Ila , IAat MOiNING -- -- - RAC I N E uill°i &a �rii� • · ':l� .i·MB 111wlt tfuot - o., July 2, 11160-3 ;1 m 't./! '· TERMITES .-�ii. 1,, ' Buil�inJ Supp lies Cu�tcm C:ibinets Hbl�ITAI. Remedy Lies In Congress . . . Ir C E. ■UK ISLI E 111re that they art- b-erng well r P o�nty A�, Atric1Jltur• tecled . Every Pt'st1c1 de Ja �I As t e h?t m1d-�um mer .e m us l a■on be registered with th" .approaches maect.11 mcreaae thei U nited r States Dept o f ARri c !Jll u ni i n 00_ nu'll,ber■ .an d altac.U. opera tion Wllh th e Food ,md Dru 8 . A"lette: r received today from Ra- Adm Mr. and Mrt Hobart Day mu,lu t ion _ cme in d icate-a Japanese an beetle11 J ch1id1"en ol Shad e vi.siled M r. n d are now 11ppe.aring in that a a d he label T _ m u.tit show the rea ntl Mrs. Wi n Bailey the past week. M r . The■e _ Lar1e btttie, l ooking very n.am_e, ingredien ts, net cuntrntbra d 11, di• 11 n M n Floyd B.arnho use of much like J une beetle,, except bav- rffhona for 'Jlle, preciiul wn� an cl �i n a J .,;o visit ed the Baileys. Da r­ ing .a m etall ic ueeo or 1.ree the manufa clure r·s name and nish M r and 1trs . Flo.Yd Barnho use add · b�nz.e color, wiU •tut to feed r ess. Directio ns for use on a�� are � r . and Mrs. B. M. Bucha na n not foll.age, com silks, and espec l accep� ancl I v1s1 regis i al y 1ed tered Mr. and Mra. Dale Barr Sat­ unle11s t he ro1e11. �DT co llSDA, m cooperation with n t i nue■ to give best urda y even m1i:. / the prolect ion of fofi.aie, bul d oe 11 not FO?ci . and Drug i\dministralio n , is . protec1 lht bee tle Crom en ter in c 1alist1 � ! ha t label cla im! will not , Mr · · .a n� Mrs. Me igs �nedu m .are open bud■, To protect flow era a re■ ult m ha rmfol residues be m g !e.avmg �aturd � y to v1s1t h11; si ster l '/4 Rot_en one applied on a day to pre-1e n t on ra w a1:ricullu r.a l pro- / .tin Ocie Solhtt, Erie, Pa. day bas11 seems to be lhe · Mr. and Mrs. Harley Koeni ,eat pro- I duel.II. __ _ The d rop in ear'y aprl ng _ g viste1:Uon. i ted, Mr. an d M rs. Pearl aow _ __ _ f�rrowl ngs, Bowen .11ey8, Dillon and Js f� m1J y Tueaday. Mr. site to th e tren d in recent oppo­ .;md Mr!!I. rworm con tro Ea l on ■weet corn yea rs J I Gra n t Barn hart v i5i ted the Dill onli whi ch has seen a larger ha s .a n, i w mat erial which LAST WEEK'S FARM MYSTERY n um ber ha■ ■o rne 'Monday even ing. PJC TU · RE of spring farrowin g, Tl, .advanta�e1 o ve r the old d e · comi ng i n grm h me .above pfctured last week as that d reliable d January a nd Febr u ar)'. Farr of the Pet: �:1,:;�• �: c�Z,/ ii�!•fi� DDT. Th is ma terial LIi called Se Mr. and Mrs. Ha rold ark.• �arr1�onvi11e , reported 1t that By M.de U,- Buch•n.n owi ng8 vin. Bran non throughout the u. S thi1 way The , d advantage ia th.at corn ■talk■ an o s did · The Joppa WSCs mel al the and M r. and M rs . George J. H. Eastman Pomero tha t 1t apri now IS the Dowell farm, g n h k.eed d d d were d own 1!5 sp r for me ayed Wi th th i s mii lerbl may be ho1n e o t Mn , Pearl Ta nthorey rly kno wn as the Peter Nelso� pla per cen t compared wo m U es nor 011 called on M r!I. B rann on's sister ce thwest of Dexter. ! � bo � to a 9 per cen t dro ln l Used for Jun e livea 711. 'Jbe meeting opened with Aifo i,ia, at Portland, Sunday toct feed 7 days p .aow fU"­ after. the last applica ti �. Control iafter rowing! In Ohlo. prayer by ltni. Alice Barr. The Jes - no0n. ■ at least U iood •• DDT, plus n topic "Chrbtiaru· so Use of Lei• adT ' M r: a nd M:n. Perry Curtis vanlage lhal forage can be the CUTS CUBII.N FLIG HTS ure !ime " wa■ preaented by Opal fed. Visit, ed Wi th her pa re nt■• Mr. The earwonn motha lay egga a MIAMI UPI-Na Uonat Airli H 1. then taking part O rr1 and Mrs includ - A on n es a� nou nced Friday H i1 cu d n tting its 1 M1aml-to-Hava na round tr:tp t e!:i u'.:��•.t\1�;-B �;��: � � 0 flights M : : : �: ::;:1 �:n::;:;. <I 1 per cent of lh e pl.anla ■how f from six to thrE!e weekly an, Mar11ret Grocenickle, Delcla e Phone Wl-9-364 1 ir,t and its he r pa r e n ts, Mr. a nd Mrs Meigs !i lks and repeat every t r�und Reed, R u lh �arton. Pearl Tanth trlp _ J. . • •• . Northero Oh.i o form lami- eow o verag,<t abo ut 500 hree Tampa-to-Hava n a hes day1 o Bened um, Tuesday. will ?P•n th e ir long a, fresh 11llu show. Silk, rey. M r,. A ee B fhgh ts from th ree to one a POMEROY, OHIO barnyard I i,st fe,r. On e of the out, pound, h . ,n- w,s deet,<t spen dmg a week at the They are t:mdiog t . mu,i b, ••Pt cove ir eab, n on re■,ur, be� use, "not as many peo week ••tes to v15ltors August 2. r or a n n o veroary fund. Re- I. red beca use e•., Powd ery M ilde w J.24 Form e, t ple ore Shod,. The oecaolon wilt be a farm !· f ure, of the r.nn Ex tensi on hate n 01,. or lwo i h going there. " day an !orm m,n,gem l!Tit spe�l,Usl, ,ay I. La wn areas tha t a ppear a manageme nt fleld da)'s If worm goe, down the silk dIO tthe the (ir■t i■ its higt,:.y eflJcient I they h, were dusted t wi h flour or �ar. Nei ther u se of of Jts ki nd to be held on a 'state ins�ct k•ide cont11 m powdered milk may be infecte - bor. d 1 nale!J the kernels, but DD wide bas is. HOii form, are lho,e with powdery mildew, a,y, Rob. rt ed ,to,., •hould not b, T treatof Pa ul Wise, Ro ute 3, iffin a nd he Bowers T ox P f a a rtyka, rm. th ree miles feod IO T Exte�sion plan t patholo- l ive!J _ Cl iffo,·d Bow,nox, Clyde. tock. southeast of Clyde, Is baskol iy g,st , The Ohio State Un iversity w, hne one word of encourage. a beef-hog operati on with modern Cloae e ami n■tlon :r _At the WIse farm, on e-h a lf of the grass me nt for o ur fee ding eq u ipment friend-the dog . blade a n s reveals a .cr.111 to dirty- Tick d high nu1e �outheaat of Old .Fort, vialt- crop yiel ! wHI d i■appear for the year d s. The rarm conslett ol whit e, ow d e or! wol t see a modem d ai ry oper.p zy-li11:e growth (fun- by Jale July _ I n the mean time, for a h on, complete with b u Jt tank, 100 acres. Corn field, on lhe c u, thr.,ds) ove , the upper sur- d ?., only, they pl ace ha v� been averagin b< duiled with may face o ( g a ! Uectr,d Jea ve1. 140 plpeUne milk er, and walk-thru 1 either 4 '/4 M■Jth ion, 10 bus hel.s an aere· wheat 40 buih / , P<rcen t rnUk.ine parlor. Wile owna u i , or one percen t Linda ne. ell, oats, 80 b�.!l hela; ' a �d hly: ! Sometin;ie■ the Jeaves may take o,..,.., aere1 and ren ts add ltiona l la nd Home gardeners with pe four ton s. Boweraox grows all of on • yellowiah .ca,t In se vere to s upp��t hls h�rd of 46 Hols te� trees in lhe!r back Yards may ach cases, mildew mar caW1e IO:ffiP. n hi s ow n l ivestock feed and ha ve of d co':"'- H1, feedm& pro&ram is • � m t of his own labor. He f.. :J:• th � le.ave■ to shr1veJ and die but alre.;idy noticed d ead lip11 on the b u1 II arou nd a "green chop" ayso ut abou t 60 beet cattle each year I th is 1� not too tommon. Small branches cause . d by orien tal fruit tern w . here a grasa-legum e mlx - wit h faci lities l nel u din• , ,,.10 · bro':"'ms h,blact d ota or frui ting m oth · Growing peaches sho u l d be Iu re ,. ,uI ond ha u led lo the ,nd • SS.foot • uger eon veyor . The bod "' 'f P"r among the mildew pro tec ted with DDT. . cow� twice da ily, With wheat s wi n e opera tion on the fa rm is grow th m late sum mer or early 18 - very impo har ves t at han d ,·t Wi nter forage of high moisture bu fall. rta nt thal the wheat i lt around 1 0 sows w h, ·•h ,_ tarh ay _ an d corn cob meal ia stored r b ins be clea ned th orou o w two litters of plg11 a year. ghly and ln stlos. B uttert,t prod uction per Powdery m i i<k!w usu all t hen ceili ngs, walls ½ tiers h•v. been averagi ng 9 a nd floors be fou nd in shaded, ! �/ sprayed with inseeii,ide, u,i n I pigs each. I Jawn e or Where dam p are , g air circulation ia Meth0XYt'hlor or M:aJalh ion. New poor. &rain shoul d never be placed ,. in ' ,ual ly no oontrol is needed , the treated bi n until the bin is ,,yu, I t h , speclalist However, i n tho roughly_ d ried. OU O .severe casea co n trol may be ob,. New gram &bou ld never he st ortained by spraying with Wetta ed in t he same h n ! with ol d grain, ble Behind every hag of Red Rose Feed are ,_ I sulfur (I ta blespoon per gallo a n d the new gra ii corps of men m shou ld contain n inte rested in helping you to 'Ille Bed of water a nd wet fol i age we ll) w :.• ,. Bose Feed more 1 or less tha n 14•;, m oist ure prefitably. For John W. Eshelman tha ne WD 1 ta blespoo K.ara I There are several n in 2 & Son s maintains . �heat pro· ·gallo ns of water per 1000 lahoratories, a Research Center square lec ta nts on the market which ma)' and Experimental Fann ' Woody , ornamen tal pla n ta tha t / feet f to provide a eoutinuing search for / can. be transpla n!ed at an y sea- fer of t ur . Repeat at JO-day . in• �e used on the new grain before feed improvements. vals or u ntil control ls obWn, , ,•t . is _stored . These prot T �e Bed Rose �h men 1tudy every ang sous now a re ,w rulab le at garde n � . ectan , ts are le of feed d t '½ ,l'lala thJon-whea.t flour d ust science. There II a tomtant 8e8ff cen ters, reporls Marvi n Carbon- 1 h for new feeds im­ Mal .11 thmn 57% Em ls i u on Concen� nca u, Extenalon lloricu l tu provements in pre5e'n't leMS and . �-:-----at I bett er feeding ' and tr-11le B'ld Pyrethru m..Syne I. The Ohio State U�iversity.rist sl rgi man agement methods • • . all for the Thc-s e i wh e�t protect.ant. pw-pose of giving planlB are grown 1n me tal, paper you better feeding results • • • fo Fhes Tire new are help .atep in p g u p their al- I m ache, or tar paper pot1. They / A d em onstration on the proper l�ck s on s.boul more satisfaction • • • with tnore profit. you farm with give, you all the oparaung •dv1ntag11 that every , th ing ca n be pla nted even d uri ng Ho use sum - way to g rease a pa n was gi ven fly populations are hL•.ilding rapid ­ Syttem provlde1 . • , 1t a price that m only the Ferguaon mer months as lhe root sys tems / by Pat Ga u l J u ne 5N us lodsy for morw prrits fn,,n 17 1tche wh en 1 the to wHU the ly. Sanitat ion i s still mosl i m po So why aettle for /en than • are not_ dist u rbe d hr di gging. f Chc1 ter Sew a nd So r. gen uine F1rgu1on Sy1tem Club ta n t . Spread man ure you, feecl dollar. tn et at i n the field s / Con tainer-grown pla n ts may be th e school. Mn. Ma tractorl Come fq and tee 1he Ferg rie Koblentz wh n e uson I poss 35 ible; Sp o therw tdal • ise dre · used tempora rlly on patios, ter- .an � Mrs. Cleo Smith are -I-plow tractor any farmer Can adv isors. m:9 n u re e nd sil age ■eepage .n nch Atk about our lf�r­ / races, an d i n the gard en proper. Al i ce Smith, reporter. reas ar time payment pltfla. Look.afford. with Diazi11 on, or Mala thi on to comPltt • 1 • ,:ou'JJ b, 1 If Jett p ermanently in the pols, kill • • • • . Maaaey�FerguaOfl n11nJ maggots. Insi d e hams u.11e either • th e i • ll w � e t y ro1't Ja e t bou .nd and u Mye rs a nd Delores Hoyd power atomizer / poor top gro wth wlll result, When conducted a demonstrat i on on spray and /or s, or a resid ual bails . U ie power transpl� ntlng, simply wa ter these setting a ta ble at the Ju n e 22 sprayer. or ho• PRONE WY 2-? IIS Your prop.>rtioner to pla n ts rn well an d m ulch. meet ing ol the Col u mbia Make-It MULBERRY AVE. pply Diatino n, Norla n , or Mala 11, POMEROY, OHIO j Some woody ornamental& avail- Girls Clu b, held at the school. thion on walls. Dipterex, 4 ou nces •I able in con ta iners incl ude: Pyra- The two gJrJs also de m . onstrated to o ne gallon or wa ter pl118 on e For More Dttall1 Ph. or Write ' canth.a (Fi rethorn), Pieri&, Japa n- ho� to p ull a tt1 re:id for straigh- pou nd of :'lugar on dam p feed sack& ese Holly, Weige111, Forsythia a nd lem ng yard goods. Du ring the makes a good bait. I most rose varieties. meet in g members worked on their With the restrict io ns on fly con�:-::;--:::------s�wing projects under the a uper- trol on dairy cows P)'rethrum M r. an d Mrs. Raymo nd Thomas visio n of Mary Jordan, s ee ms to be lhe best advi1Jor . Be Sure Of Quality, Service, I method end so ns, La ngsville spen l S un- Ol eva Sm lth told a Hemloek Grove, Ohio Value story on h1 penn i lted . U horn flies arethat PHONE WY-Z-5101 day with her m other Mr1. Fr€'da a heal th, Ja net .Myers 1 POMEROY, OHIO . Wells. They called to see Mr. and t u re readi ng, Zella gave a acrjp. p roblem on dairy cows, Malath ion Phone WY-2-8794 Ha wley pre- 15% dus t, 3 table1poons per co w or Hrs. Lloyd Wood, 1Iao. -!ented a poem. Sharon Cox re- Metho y x: r. hlor !507r Wettable pnw• Por ter. der. 1 heapi ng tablespoon SPre ad • • • • o ver back, neck, sides an d ru bbe d Two project lessons were pre- I nto t he hair by hand suppl i es pro­ sen ted and two demonstrations tecUon !or two weeks. conducted J u ne 23 when the Sen• ·ip We d o m ake progress i n control Jor Joli)' Stl tchers me t at the method& rath •• er fast. Last 1·ear s aw Syracuse grade 1Jchool. Topic heavy attacks of face flir-.a. Th is s •• •• were Sewi ng books and correct ■Pri ng there was still no control. .t , use of II b roiler. Patt y Winebren• At th e present tim e, however, it •• •• Iler and A nn Sau vaJ!:e, ad vi sor, is 1 uggeated i for beef cattle herds gave dem on■tratlons on proper back r ubber , s s-11pplied wi th 5 pe� tech niqu e In aewl ne on a button ce nt M ethoxyc hlor, plus 5 per unt ii •• and m1ki n,g hot sand wfcheg _ Go- Crag fly r epelle .iiiii ... u ing to Ca m p w11 the title of a ity of p rotecti nt has a l>OSllibi J­ on. ;., report glven by Jessie Cottrill. Wi th .all of the changes i n pcs�! .- tio•._ , . Sharon Cottrill, reporter. Ucide materials cons umet'll can be '"•••·•,,.,.i· �-·� • ;� "'If What to take to Camp was lhe cia London, J u ne 23 when the \j;.,. • -- ' topi · e or a report given by Palri- Syrac u se Jolly Stitchera m et at � the grad e school. A project lesson on hem mtng a �ea towel along STERLING with a demo nstrr,, tion was given by Bren da an d Addie Norri s. } lV' � m w w t11JW w.w • Brend a Sayre, reporter. a M¥ mr, Wat"4 It gobble llil heavy .- -· - � - !llil'!lf wt:lm' ll.m mf FOR WATER SOFTENERS CLIP THIS FREE COUPON � � ,,C. E. Blak e win slee, county el:fens­ drowa . • . PoP out "'1cl,; CLIP THIS FREE COUPON ; . lon agen t, wa9 1 gueat at the Approved For Ali This Coupo n Good For U / · llq U'O bale., at a tonnap June 27 mee ti ng of the C!leater This Coupon Good For rate nevv before Farm Boys. Ro!is Clela nd was in reached charge of the me eting durl ng by a Jo,, - bole,, See which time reports were given by how the No, Richa rd Fick, Larry Ball ey and "We Do Outo m Grind ing" f6 keep, YoU clays IJ1d dol­ FEATURING Clyd e M axey . r Ref eshments were r.lo. 2nd St. Phent1 WY 2-32541 llened following the lars ahud all tluoi,&h the I meeting by Mll> DL POR T WITH EACH 10 GALS. OF GAS Fi ck �n d Saile)'. Jerry Frederick .. PURCHASED AT· LANDMAJU( reporter. EACH LUBE JOB PURCHASJID ,� PA I N TS - . Look for hog p rlces thi to It.a)' �ell above those a fall of Jut year, .says C. C. Bowen, Ohio .A b'r Slot, Un i,er.i ty Ex ten,lon Hlll-1 m, r. kell ng Sped alist. I Bowen sees hog pr i ces dr op. plng no lower lh a n $13 in 1I ber or Decem ber . H igh pr Novemice■ t year , he predi cts · .v ii] come hi& in A ugust. / The m arke ti ng specia l i . st b.aaes : hu observali ons o n .11 r ecen t U. S. Departme nt or Ag ri c ult pig crop report indl c.atin u re g a spri ng pi g crop (Dece mber thru I M ay) which is 16 percent lower , than a year ago 11 nd an unu su la J"ge decrease i n nurn ber of ally farrowi ng last Ja n u11ry and sows Fe b­ I ruary. SHERWIN•Wllll Channel �Monday ., . . . - , ff p J l a o I' f g rices May Stay " L -ve ThOse Of 1959 NEW ¥ORK UPI-Gen. Dou •. la■ M, .:A r thur Wit prese nte d a &Croll . Lt the Re■er ve Office r& AaaociaUon o f the United Slate s f'rl�ay i, recognlllon o! hJ "pre1 1 e mitient" Votiti on &IJ a sol d ier- , 11tatesman. , 1 s r enjo)led. A potluck served and squa re dan('rng wu 1ess office phone WY1-2I�, edUat enjoyed by the young people. ■l oUice Dhone WY2-2157 . This simply illustrates what e\'eryone who En1111red u aecon� clu1 � The T,rnessee Valley A uthority, under a M u■ic was fu rn ished by t he battt:r at tbe poal office Ill POPI st r.ausba ugh or('hestra. . recently passed Congress ional art , can now has made even a curs ory stu d y of TVA's oper­ M rs. Floy d Dav is is a m ed1• troY, Ohio. sell bonds to finance expansion . It is planm•d ations k nows-that i ts "chea p ·power" results National ad:vertlWlf reoresen.u. cal patien t at Holzer Hospi t al. kinds all given been has it that fa<'t the fro m S· i J.ve: B<ttUne�'-Klu..b,JJ,. lne.. N m seruri­ the lhesC' of had worth Steel 5 1 $1 million Blanch Mrs. to market .-.iDJ:ton Ave.. New Yon. C1t1 in­ and her direct of ing t kinds l l a and disloca advantages, of fall e to n tu r fo ties during the I 961 fiscal year. And one re­ shoulder. Dr. Bullock c11red for !law Yo1,rt. dired taxpayer subsidies that are denied to sult may be an i ncrease in TVA eleC"tric rates. I•-- ,.,.., the Jnju.ry a nd she was returned private bui;ine.ss. Capital [or expansion has Jay Brown ol Ga111Poll9 .pent to bier home. ,mter •herf nllllble, • ....., • This highly signUican t possi bility came to been one of them. But now , in marketing several days wUh hl.s trandpar­ Milhoan of oer Mk; oll>• Jtot Ill Mn. Lawre nce nts, Mr. and Mrs. Geora:e Ren• '-llfl t li<•llaol DollJ roe We­ on n Ver Jon_es Mn. director A nd a TV t Middlepor testimony by during tight bonds, TV A will ha•\re to pay the goine: inter­ sha•. Oill111 ber and child�n. Ru tla nd we re o1S mC11thl. ii.Ill; before the House Public Works Appropna• est rate. Attendance at the F'tet )Jetbo­ Thursday gul!st■ of Mr!. Clara 13.90. By motor i'iult .... afd ,bte: one month, �. tions Committee . Committee chairman Can­ Phillipa. It's interesting t o speculate on what would d isl Churtb S1,mda1 WH 107, fe&I' tb:; ' DOD�- ft.IS: -·· Fr e emon d Al\shire, Lo,-n, W. ew n the Rev. Jack Stutter is non asked if H would be necessary to raise happen to the TVA rate structure if it were Va., ls here vl&iti ng his brotller, �tn.. in ister at the Methodist church m rates ·'because of the cost of carrying bonded forced to pay taxes on the same basis as com­ Em ile. The famlly will reslde i n Vinion. HOLria Mr. and Mrs. Ste ve Ebli n ea11• indebtedness a n d the Treasury repayments parable private power syste m s. The latter Mr. and Mta. Joe Pawluaiak and Admissio n,, June 30: Mn. dle1e d on Mr. a nd Mr!, Paul lacobs chlldren were gue■ta of Mr. and ler wawtt,, Chesh ire; Mn. Cblrle• required under the new aC't . " Mr. Jones stat­ now pay a bout a, quarter in taxes out or every l n At he ns. Carey Sttausbaugh and Mrs . VanCooney, Pomeroy; Mra. Rbbeft Mn. ed in answer thal interest will be a very im­ dollar they receive. TVA pays no federal tax­ Pearl Jacobs attende d the gen• Nellie S1yre on s und•y. Keith Wilson, Pomeroy. confere nce at Winona Lake, portant element in dC'ciding ''whether or not Mr. 1ftd Mr■. • E,ui A rb11ug h es at all. and only relatively small sums i n era! Discharge,, Ju ne lb: Rev. f...utal I nd . were in Cotumbu, Friday and G rlle Mis■ Sandra Betti, MiN Mil· our rates wil l have to !Je -adjus-ted.'' lieu of taxes t o local governm ent. Dis trict qu arte rly meeUn1 will Sltu rday where they atte nded dred ' Brown, Sam Carpenter; Mn. be held al the Method ist cb'ur.ch e weddln1 of their daughter, John Price.; Mrs. Cherle■ Wlldon1 here this wee k. ; elba Jetn to Thomas Fred Mn. JMftet Mr. and M rs. Clyde Vn.OboneY , � ft Suutday at 2 p. m. at a t.wrenee MeQ.,ide, llltlltel Juhn Mn. Sha\"et, spent an eve n ing al the home of s.. Meth"'11sl Chut<h. · l{ale, Jamee cunntn1hlim, Jbhn A five-to-fou r Supreme Court decision ion from lawfully stnkmg over dema nds in- Mr. and Mrs. Steve Eblin: Mi11 Gtwcla Gray employed in Jlm.. . Pappa,, which was handed down a, short time ago has volvlng "the creatio n or discontlnuanee �f M r1. Ann Chap man , ill,,eroy, Col umbus and I p11.rty of fritn�s Wlnlllt<, Pete N�•. enjoying a ten day vacation 1n caused a great deal of national atten tion and positions:• The Sen ator then added tha•t hts called on her au nt, Mrs� i�rgie Birth<, 1une 30: A d.aUJhler tn Diehl. Florida. bill a nd Mrs. Chdlt1 VariiCodh�, would make it ab�ndantly clear th�t the Mr. alarm . In effect, the decision said that, under Mr. and Mr1. Lou Dit ., PoinMinnie Nichol■, �nan, Jiomeroy. Mn. 1 'intent of Congress 1s that progress ts our eroy and Mr!. Lona eeh�r. finch., la apendln, the 111mmer the provisions of existing law, a compa,ny Gani• at her hotne in Sllem Tow1'11btp, n t 'fuesday Ch�Rter, spe which wished to terminate jobs in order to way of life . I wa nt to emphasize, however, poha. A 'tent 111eetJ111 la in proare11 UPJSTIIASIIOUltll, modernize and improve its operations would that this progress requires due regard for the on the public sq111re. Nrlllnien� A• H Eun>IH! 1'b Mr. and Mrs. Clan: Cline and ha ve to barga in over the matter with the un- welfare of those whose lives are di�loc�ted by Terr)' spent the evenln& at the Mr. and Mn. Amo, l..o'ri, Col­ ,embly Fri� vojoil In llol>ilf of by their ea rly establishme nt of an all• u mbu!, actompanled ions concerned . The union. in sum, has wb:at such progress, and that the bill is not rntend- home or Mn. Emma Fox. d s M r. and Mr s. Cha■. John ­ ien r f European university Hoy Howell returned to work ed to chan"e the law oh bargaining as to rates arnounb fa a veto power. son wer e weeke nd guests of M.r. r 9pundi ng t he week end l1ere. afte of jllf, rules, working condlllons, severance Mrs. Le9t er Brookover ca lled on and Mrs. Ray Stra usbaugh. JET IS D The particular case concerned a, railrObd. pay and ot he r matters." Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hartsook NEW YORK UPI-The new rs . Nor ma n Schaefe r. M But the principle has a general application, weekend Boei ng 720 i ntermedlate-ra na:e jet e II jobs are frozen, the state of industrial Mr. end Mrs. Oscar Sm i th spen t of Columbus awer and thus becomes of overriding public Imguests of Mr . nd Mrs. Joh n airli ner has received Fe deral Avi­ Sunday wilh Mr. and Mr s. Lowell development will be fro,e n . Progress will McNicklell, Antiqui ty, approval Sh illi niJ. ation Admin istration portance. u t i nto ser­ p be slow and, i n many insta.nces, stop. That is one to it g n permitti atRaines Larry Mrs. d an Mr. t.'£" 1111 •0· ne1. The r�medy lies in Congress. So Senator thing tJ1e country can't a fford - both be­ �.. rrr �1fMlllf tended the Arba u gh-I.ult wedd in g vice July 5 by Unit,d A i rll In Columbns S und ay. Dirksen has int rodurcd a biU which would cause of the nation a l domestic welfare, and North Carolina. Mrs. Raymond Long, Jimmie Mr. a nd Mrs. Charle, Hensley amend the pertinent laws and prevent a un• our mil itary strengt h . a nd Mary Kay were gue1l8 of re- called on H. A. Hen1lfly Sunday. Ja tlves i n Columb us recently, Mr. and Mr■. Marvi n Marki . and Mrs. Harry Mulhol . Mr called on ti.er parent&, Mr. and 11ae Almo� and were recen t gueals of Mr. Mrs. R. L. Larkin.,, llted1vi1Je, ��� and Mra. Alv a t)e va ult. Sunday, T.., The ne>N mi n is ter Ph i llip Hen. Saturday, July 2 Mr. and Mrs. Hank Holter were denon will be ordained J ul1 Rth Ml' i gs Coullt)' Fox H u nters As­ at e p. m. at the Pres byteria n colling on his brother Mr. an d Two hundred fourtee n 4•H mem­ Va nce Dawso n , M i ke Fry. Suza n socia tion ic e cream soetal 111 Bald Chu rch. The public is welcom ed . Mr. and Mrs. David Smith and bers are u ttend l n.i the a nn ual 4-H Johnson, Jam es Pauley, Barbara Knobs, on the Ba11ha n • Stlvers vllle A reception will he held on tbe Mrs. David Holter Sunday. . I Mary Kibble waa a d mner ramp a t th e M,11son County 4- H Sherry, Ju dy T u rner, Janie Tu rn ­ road. Hometnetle let cream, cak�, lawn followi ng the serv ice. ly United Prna lnt.,natlonal pop, Ol d time m uste, 0:30 p, m. and gu est recenlly at the home of Cum1) near So u ths i de t hi s week, er, Jim Wise a nd VJ<:kiu McDa niel. Today I s Saturda)'. Jul y 9, tho family. or tha t number 34 ure at t endi n g The ca m p, which closes on Fri­ 1.501h Anniversary Celebra tio n, ltlat d ay or the ycnr, with 175 from Ma son 's lwo 4-11 clubs, day, has t he 4-H you ngsters e n­ Wilkesv i lle Firemen . Marilyn Bissell llDd Ted Haymore J n 1 960. Saturday eveni n 11:, the Ml. Her­ gaged I n several d !rfere n, types of were at Ravenflwood Monda,man ll ck din u Good n L he t l( from A c The moon Js oppro11chl n,i: its crafts and otht!r 1cti vltl e1!L A camp m an Church (Chester 'l'wl>.I will Spending Sunday with Mr. a nd Clovn Cluh. whose advisor Is Mr�. )■11 q u art er. feature a 1pecl11l service. There By Vlafet Smith cou ncil is hel d each ,n,Jeht. Joe Bissell w ere Mn. Harold Mrs. 11,e morning 11tar! .ore Mara, Sa rah SpE'nc<'r. are Jackie CapeCamp pe rso n n el I ncl u de : Thomt11 will be a variety of sln1er1 and Spe nd i ng Su nday with Helen Holter and family and Mrs. Davld h .ur l, <.iuy Car t wright, Charle n e J u piter ,11 nrl Sat u rn. Gawth rop, camp di rector ; Ja nt•l 11penkers as well aa l�I t alent Bowman and N e lli e Coza rt were : The e v en ing 11t ur1 are Jupi ter, Diehl, Ja11t cc He n ry, Gle n n Joh n - Wallace, count y 4,H agent; Bill on . the program. Se rvire�■tart1 al Mr. and Mrs. A m i Parl�w, (jomp­ �rpith an4 fam,lly. _ , Anyone, w11ilii�. to have an)' , PPJ\ , Kathy Juh n 11on, N a ncy rrtf- Gregory, county exten si?1' agl!!nt'; 8 o'clocls, and S•tu rn . , · · , .._ l lon'., Calif., Mt(. · •a nd' M: rk. 1.etnan;l iterris 1 pu blished ·please call Yu• (U t , Sha ron Q ueen, !lnrvletla · Ne w­ the by d apoQliore A record hop, . On lhl1 day I n hist ory: .. hind. Mllry An n Rlrkard , Sheldo n Guy Farm er, Na ncy ro1c. f!llld1 1 Nt D11iley and son, Portlam:t v",1rla n kon 5-32,98 Racine Jr. Jolly Ne i.-:hbor& fr-H cl u b Cozart, M r . and Mrs. Darrell Co­ In 1816 Arge n t i n a for m ally de• Grllfilh, st.ate workers, Roush, •';ddle Sch .u ckel, Gary Stu-w­ will be held al the Rac in e Legio n zart and family, Coolv ille, cla red JU ln d ependcnco fr om art, John Va n Mete r, Suzan War n ­ M n Hall be,::ln nt n a 11 8 p. m. Ad mi&­ rs , Howard Garland, kitche Spaln. Mr. an d Mr s. George Frederick er, Pt1ula Jo Worry, Claudia Zer- superv isfJr; Mr,. Fate Pu lli ns, illon wlll be 1 51 t1n d 2tih. Het rosh­ ramily are spendi n U the ir 11nrl In 1850 afte r 11enmg only one kl e, Phyllls .li! n nlr" r Zerklll. ■old. Rtiee i pt1 will v mitlon I n New York and NiaRara )' ea r • nd four mo n lhs of hl H lerm Q uee n , Caroly n Van Matre, S te• nurs<'; Mery K . Stephe nso n, typisl r,1ent s will be and ca m p n ewspaper ; Mn. Bill be u sed to send 4-H members to Falls. Presldftn t z,chary Taylor died i n plwn ( 'rt-ami•r 11nd Jmmttn Lh,h. I Ml'Co n ihay a nd Anna S u m m er. camp. M r. and Mr11. Harold Ol!lb�r n the White Hou se ot a lyph u 1 inM l·m lH'rs o f t ll l' Huppy Gn Lucky mail; Lieu lo Ro us'h, Iott and fo11 nd 4 Julr , Montlay and family spe nt' Sun day with fectlon. Cluh, 11pnn9o red by Mr11. Almu Tom WIiliams and Maxine Lat'hey, Squadron 202, s Co u n ty Meig Naal their In 1872 Demoera h T urne r, a t hmding are 'Mrs. Turnt-r, corhp bank; MJ111 Hattie Jord a n, CAP sixth a n n u al bean dinnor, thl' lormer'a mother Mrs. Ethe l Larki ns. t10111I Con vention nornln aled Hor• c hut· k An derso n , Hren,!;; llu rln n , vm1pers; Mlll:c Love, dally tho u ghts; SwHlhe r La ndi ng Field . Ro u Je 554, Mrs. Hope Ad11ms a nd family ---- -- --�- -Al'f GN!eley for Pr1•sldr nt. Sharo n n ear Cheshi re. 'otl111h es­ ,Joyre Ml'Coy, M ike Love, S calllng on Mr. and Mrs. h,d11y· l for were Thoui,:ht , records all In 1924, break 1111: Nibert, Sheldo n Roush, Ju d y Gell)' An nual Ju ly 4 celebrat ion at Glf'n Deeter an d daughter S u nday for lenct h or lime taken to de• soylst Thmm1A ('nrlyle said in 1111d ot her pin weit rers are hi Ripley , All day. Several from here attended the clde on I pnlltlcnl rumtld11le. lht• "On Roswel1'11 Ure of Johnson " · cha rge or t he 8pech1I night a�ti v l• ox Roast. Ruthmd ,!pon aored by fu neral for M rs. Alma Dye at Democrats nominalcd John Dt1Yl11 "Lo ud cla m or is always more or ties. Fi re Departm e nt. Reedsville . for Prie■ident on lhe 103rd h ullo!. lc11N I nsa ne." Guy Farmer, sporh; Judy Wil­ Racine Fi re Department Cele­ Ray Riggi called on hi s pa1'­ eo n , Pat GrlHith and Ma ry St eph­ bration, All Day. Fire Worb at nti Rev. and Mr1. Ken neth Rigg& e rnson, camp new1pnpe r ; Mn. E. 1 0:30 p. m. Sunday, K M t trhell, .A.Ima Tur ner, Nancy J" l y S ACROU 8, Motl 19. Slo,... Mr. and Mrs. Joe Connally o f e h t Cole a nd Clara Shultz, �ood jJfOOm­ There will b e a mectinf ot 2. llappy bevtl,.,. I boJC wark called on Mr. a nd Mn. Ne ing co ntest; Emmett Mitchell. Ph)ll­ official board of the Racine MeO. Lbc.Muma '- Opportuntf.. 24. lndJa e R airden Saturday even • Sammi lis W illia ms, Mra. Ralph Wilken­ thod lat Church Tuesd ay eveni ng, tlci poUUcal (!)Ml) n& i sou pod No n cy Cole, dQIJy and July !'.I, at 7 :30 p. m. tal>rlo On The apeakel" 215. Turkl.th •n. L�ne Babcock · wu a night bed ehecb; Tom Wllllam1, D. Vo.n1 l1h The regula r meeting or the 10. Y,ttow ' l'OVand Mr. of e the hom fHer Mrs. Cla ra Shull.I, But McCo nlhay, Pythia n Sisters Melg8 Templ e vlsltor in inl'Nldlent ,rnor s . Char\H M assar. Mr at ftth, e. Loni' hl� 19. ltxl1tJuly Sheldon Roush. A nna Sommer, Re­ will he hel d Tuesday, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Connall)I or 7. Taro MOt td 118- ..rqllo becca Marti n and Ja n et E11he n a11 r, 7 : 30 p. m. at the K. of P. hall .. an Mr•Mr. on d Newark called a. hrcolat.e aL Girl'• regislrelion; Vi rg inia F1rtre, camp l n Middleport. day. Sun t Babtor. Oscar I, Notwtth.1 nlckhook cover; Mllel!I Darst, Pa u l Cle­ July ' ! Mr. and Mrs. David Goodwin •tandlnr 1'....,.,,,.. AarJu H, l'almtuf nam• mr n ll 11nd Robert Hatriel d , co n­ The T.a d ies Aid of the St. faul'1 d ftrnily, Mr. and M rs. Charles Clhorteno4) U. Oout aa. Btrdl u a (ftl'.J servation oUlcera. Luthera n Church will have t pie- an o and family, Patty Mc­ 11. Pl1Pm 88. Rodenl Marcink ,1u, Mra. Marjorie Rime, Mra. Cnrl n ic at the Middleport Roacblde :II. Pale at. lWIN 30, Atttnu&Uvt G reth, Mr. and Mr■. Cha rles Lar­ Sebrell. a nd Mn. bel va Plant s , Parlt, Wednesday, 6:30 p. m. l!Mton 18. ll'rwtoh river npty and family enjoyed I pic n ic 'amp cooks; S_h lrley V a nsickle abd l Member■ of !he Jolly ]J un ch tin, lt, Land nao.. ,1. 8maU eo111.­ (J>OaL) Run t.lce S11nday. Forked at Mary Lewi!, camp d is h washers; Sewing Club will m eet at the bome J.1. 0!lCll mon 10. :Malt lheep 15. OoJt courn pact heap Mra. Geot',e Mt'Gllll!I aftd Mr. Mrs. McCo nlhay, MIHB Hattie of Mrs . Nora Milla, a\ 1 2:3(} p. m . a ... 'Wattbn• Obltacle t!. BottV!o>a 11. Wlnf -in-law and do.u1hter and aon nd Jord a n , Alma Tur ner, Clara Shlllh From there th ey wlll go to 1l_alllpoflll>lm11111 Jl. Meuun of IT. Vnm.anitd: d inner �11 Howard Garla nd, Tom Wll­ Us ror l unch a nd to vis it, l erest• Mrt. Annie swan were •. tooj, ot on woman �al (vv,) Swan. Cora of Sunday gueata l!a�&, Mrt. E. E. MltchCll, Mrs. lni pot nta. 1 Mr. and MN, norael �ldns • Faye r11111n1, Mr■. Lleulo Roush, family 1pent Saturday with and and • the livlni roo d ecorated and Emmett Mitchell, camp cou n­ Mn. Vir&U Wamsley of Mr. tnd a of o" h e h t at lng room n l d clloh and lnalructor1. h ho i1 · Cbea tre • Other lnatructors are tra nce■ member, Mrs Jo hn JneramJ1 Mr. and Mrs. Harlow ErvIn Harvey, Appalachhan Home Eco­ 111 IO. Ohaoiap ' lb'- ilf'Dt SYHdQ, with llr. and Mrs. Haiel Crow, Col u mbu1, U.U...ot nomlat; .Jim Canion, McCllntock heWI, S.mmte -ltal�. W'tl d llfe Station; Mn. Ray Cra nk, and Mrs Earl Schnelder, ¥t .and_ lln. ��d Oruzllla Mrs. or t ecen r gued! e r e w 1111i1tant leader; MNI. R u ■tetl See, ◄-ff leader; Sam Tud:wlll er, rFYE Woodrum. •INlh;l__:',...- \'HI Woodrow repreaentatlve; and . Mace. In charge of auemblln tor the IT, Bo,dq .,,uk are Sharon Schwart1, S ue Wray, Beverly Bflller and Francis Keene r. Jn char1e of the bulletin 41. � board are the followt n1 : Julie Blain and Mary Lou Garland, Mon­ day; Gary Rood and 'Mervh, Rou■h, tl. lluloood Tuesday: Llnda Martln and Connie Coltrlll, Wednelday; Janie 01hel, Thund1y; Jackie C11M1h att and Charlene Diehl, Friday. Those TV A Rates / Dally Sentin el, Pomeroy-Middlepo rt, 0., July I, 1960-7 d . ' - Friendly Service _ � ':;:_,:,, •..... •_J •--.C ,-4',, . .... . ..,.:�. ... ., -·. . • . I SALT PELLETS See what ex'tra · capaci'ty • • • • m e a n s I n • • • l n 91 t o All•New McCormick" Ml11dl:;:r;•;: Mill ■ N0. 46 BALER Outbale• them al l l -- - • Read y.M ix Conc re te FOR · YO UR B U I LD ING NE EDS ! We Mix Concr,lc To Your Own Spe,lfltal lons, Deliver II Right To Your Job When Needed Saves Money - Time - Waste Goeg lei n Read y-M ix Co. Phone WY-%-31114 . Middleport J' O U McConn1cic balina - c. ,, ..•• ,• .,.,, 1r. ... . -,-.,.., trial,· • f.11 . :Ph on e WY.2-21 76 --�· I Meigs Eq uip m e �t C Q. Inc. • Corner "Where Quality ls Paramount" PHONE WY-Nt71 •1111ern11t• and Se<el!ll " ·- 1 ,.,1,,,t , Pon,.,_ . •--�, h Oluo - �. f Pomeroy-Middleport Pony 9's Play To Tie Score Of 2 to 2 ' j I M t;�•s and BOYS' Endicott Johnson WORK SH OES $3.99 pr. Roush's Shoe Store M lddleport, Ohio ------------- -· GOING PLACES? • I •'• • 1 I I' ' I ' I • ••• !• l • \ •• •!• I' . •• '•• . . . · · ·· · · · - · - · · · · .... - ' . 4-Dally 1 Middleport had two ln ts , b�l h by Honrne Carr. both singles for Po mer oy . Wll,l1e Blu·kwell li ad a / � oubl1• and frt•d _ Boyd a nd Tom Shastt•t·n raeh � 81 ni:Je. departme�t, In t h,� p1trh 1.ng � - - . ,._ . ·--...-----··· . . . . . . ···-·-- i -· Mike Spencer Pitch es Dead lock G ame Ebstie u ed John Thomas gg Pomeroy and M iddleport Pony baseba l l teams played 10 a 2·2 lie Frid•Y Pvening, called after 7 innmgs because of dt1.rlrnesi., as the pitchini,: or both teams w11s way ahead of the hit ter■• Both teams scored onee in the first mning with Pomeroy going ahead 2·1 m the bottom of the fifth, and !he yo ung Yellow J.1H'· kets tJemg 11 up in the tup of lhP sixth •. . .. GO 8 24 Hour Free Ehner,gency 'Rold $5000. Guer1mteed Bail Bond Pfoteetlon. Jl OOO · 110,000 Per■on1I At-cl• dent ln■urance Protection. Complete Tr.veil lnfonnatl on 6. Routtn1 Servlee. Recommended Hotel, Motel and Restaurant•. Lltnt1 M_,. ShowiJll ConRl'ut· lion and Rpttd Trap art111. 10,000 Member.a in Southern Ohio 600,000 memben in Ohio 7,000,000 members nationally . . _ SAY, IT PAYS TO BELONG Write or Phon. E. M. IUITON [ I M i ke Spenet>r of Pomeroy, going all the WIIY, fanned SIil, Willked one. P.'or Middleport, whkh uaed up the lalenb or three hurlers, Terry Johnson opened. promptly walked the bases full, was re· lieved by Ronnie Carr who went through the f:fth fannmg 8 , walk• ing two, and Carr was n•liE>ved by Charley Bush in the sixth. Hu&h fanned three, walked none. Th e &ame will be played ovl'r al Pomeroy next Saturday. A r11re Issue arose 1n the game wl1 1c h w as not t·ontested h)' Mid­ dl t>i>ort manag er woody Oall be, r1:1use he did 1101 care, hP said today, to "cause a rucus." A Middlepor-l runnt'r was Oil third base, two were out, and the count was :J-2. The runner was stealin11 ho me on the next pilch, the batter swung, missed , and the catcher did not hold Lhe ball. The runner acored, the batter was 11ubaequently thrown out by th e catcher at first bue. and the rather "snap' ' ruling was lhat the run did no t count Old head observen, on second thought later were certain the run 1hould hne 1cored. The Radne-Syracuse game was not played. The diam ond was too wet The line score: Mlddloport . . . 100 001 0-2 2 O Pornero)' . 100 010 0--2 a 1 hh•ton, Cur 1, Bu■h e and B•ill, Cart I. Spencer •nd Mayer Brown t. T-1119 llemhlleell l8 Mt.ir Znd Stralaht Wl)I.BLEDON, En,'l'1nd UPI­ Marla l:rtbff Bueno, 20--,-eaHld BntiUan tennis bomb1hell, aeeks her MCOnd consecutive Wlmble• don women•• alnaJ.e• champi<1n• •hlp todQ in I fma1 m1kh a11inll Sandri fteynolilh of South Mr�c1. lfiu Bueno last )'Hr became tbft firat Latin Ameriean a:lrl tver lo wifl the Wimbledon w omen'• title. She fo11owed thl11 u p by wiJmin& the U. S. champlonship. ua11y Hoopltolize,I CHICA.GO \JP(-Frank Leahy, once great coach or Noire Dame wh o reste;ned I<'rida y as general loa IOI m11nager or the 1..o s Angeles Mlddl._.rt, Ohio Chareen profes�t o nal football MIii W. Phone WV-2,2092 team, WBA h111pltalitod tod11y for treatment or a nervous condition. Le11hy'1 brother, suburban hi• , •.,.... , , i., �urance age11l Thomas Leahy, uid lh1. coach had su frered 11 "n ervo lLB hreakdown hrought on AND Ill HOW PLIAIANT by '¥orrles over per!l o nal prob• MOTORING CAN Ill lemA." @) ftllll• ,. ·�:-..:-..=""'-"'·-===·"'·=-�-·- -- --- -, • . We are speci alis t, 1 ¼ !�r-D1c :� w:i:.:��41�7!:: Afrla, '- wood In ..... .. NeM11119rwhelh•r ,_ "". 4111•••1, �••le or ee11t••11-•r•ry • • • ..... .. ....u, ­ hav• the proper pcenell111 In ,tock. S I i O U I O I I P L AY O P IIAUN PUt N I - PI N I S H I O PA N I L I N O YOU CAN I NSTALL YOUlS ILP ••lltllld ii\ An averaae room can be be111tllul woo d lo£.•• tow H . . . tlO.OO "' mo. TERMS = ,1,,,:,. .. T.....a.lm Over ...,.... • I. M. .. ro•.L "�- • <'-;'llf. ITANl'mD, VPI - T�t l'llllt {llf .&Dllricl 1 1tll Ol)'mp1r , Suddenly Hot Reds HoninP' To Get 1 st DIVISion i:-·;i,. CllJCAGO UPI-The suddenly ­ hol Cincinnati Reds try to ahove an unwilllng Chicago Into the Na· ti onal League basement tod itY , just ln lime for th e traditional July 4th st ock•laking. But th e Reds' chances o r sneak· Ing baclc into th e fint di vision are slim. St. Louis means to hold o nto 119 lease or fo urth place and 1h owtd it with a swee p o f a doubleblll ovPr the see o nd•place Milwaukee Bra ves Friday. It took the Red1 219 minutes of baseball and a dozen hits t o win thl fourth of lhelr last five games Friday, downing the Cubs ,. 3 in 12 innings. Don Ne wcombe, who ha■ beaten Chicago 20 o ut of 2fl time, In 10 years of pitchlnC, la11led si1 and tw o.third innings, then yi elded th e mound. Jim Brosnan replaced Newcombe In the seventh and 1ave "P only a sln11le throuch the 10th. But hf.I WI.I yanked (or a pinth­ batter in the 1 1th and eii:-Y1nkee Bob Grim came ln to take the vict ory, in the National League. He ha■ 1(1111 o ne. Bill H enry hurl• ed the 12th tor Cincinnati, 1ivint up only • walk. The Reds won on a two run 12th inninl rally 1tter seeln1 a S.O second lnnint lead evapt>rate. Gus Bell open ed the' 12th with a 11lng'le o U rellever Don Elston wh o took IOSB number 4 aaalnst ◄ wins. Will y Poet popped out and Frank Robins on singl ed hell t o second. Elston filled the l)aae1 with a walk to Ed Balley. Joe SC'haffern olh took the moun1 an d R oy McMillan greeted him with a sacriflc<' fly, Wlllie Jone,, plneh•hlltlng, singled, aco rine Roblnson and maklne it 5·3. .a , July 2, 1960 DIRIV WINNI■ ,.t.vOIIITI CHICAGO UPI-Veneti.ln Wu, with Eddie Arcar o Jn the aaddle, too., ,oupt lQ pid UP bla quest of the 3-ye&r•old Utle where he left off in tht Kentucky Der, by. Tbe Sunny Blue Fartn neer, t.e,ten three timt1 tll\Cfl h• won the Churchlll Downs cl1uh� May putt�n with a heave of 63 feet 7, wae the heavy favoMte to win 3¾ i nches, well beyond the 60 the $47,15() Warren Wrl;:ht Mt:m• or orial Stake&, doalng day festure r at Washingto n Park. years a&:o. O'Br 1 en wu second t his . year at 62 feet, 3\14 inches. 0 av111' beat toss was only II quarter �,.. u.••TING ,os........,•D , rvn1; inch behind O'Brie n'&, The First Ward Firemen'• meet0 f T ing schedul ed for Sunday, J uly 3, le JbJ:b hr1:� 11:u !p q��l��� :.: has be en postponelj upUI Sun4ay, a leap of � feet, O"i, inches - the July lO . longest in tht world so tar this I · year and good for 'another meet I I ,ecord Jim BeaUy o r Nortl> (:>rolin,, . ·• . now rusming for the �•nta Clan, . caur., Yo•tll Vlll�•e, loured the &I i:rue11 nu :!(JO() met ers in 1• mincond , also o t al 13 6 :::::1< .. , n ., ..!'_-.. ---r "!- ,..._ ,..._.•• � 7�- .,..V -_,.-r, :._ttte •Jdl I'"_... ..,.a. Ml ..._.receW., j u mp, vi. the llome- -��--�.1:.'!•.7!�Y:� ...... = .... ,,, ,, ... . w, l........ -...... ...... - - -- lll< Md, -,Ni1or1:r- · .. �1 - ,_ ,. ;====;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;::;,..;;=""i Ta-e ;..,Qf-- · . Mind ,yOng On Yoll!'.,ti"9··':tr1.1■.s j'! _._ , . .. , -z ,.-.. , -. i.. . ..... ... �"".t' � -. 1,. :.,..liall . .., .,_ .. -.. � -• . .. _ .. ..-:.�an:::.: _ .,. .,...,;J"�.\� =:.::."· .,... • .,. ., ,_._*, •- u "' a, ., ..-er Z.:, Mickey Wright �:� C ":: -.:. w:.. �; = . Near Winning Second Title - . 1 • aw� .in .v .,..w. ·- _., _ -· ·. .0 uon. "IPI fflY 41111" • tlHlfftl . tht WhlN S.111 .1,,..., I l'Mft- loW ...,, ,,..,,. ..I.. .. tho ......... ..... ..... ""' lf't, ..... o, llot't -• M. 'tlfl,ot ht I0'4 ... faw, anti yw .._•. lvt .. dry I lot _, folltws •Ill "" 1n arwunwnt, -.,MIi llNMY l■u-H, 1 .._.., Lit­ ti• .....,.,, aH Mt Ma _,. ., .. OW.. .,,... ti/ tho ..... "• hit the lmp11'tent MIM run Th•-• -1119 ....... tho ,e.1 Redl... ........ hi .._. .......,, --------·--. ffl· :\a= . · AM._ · fie 00.lii,;i .nd · Quirk, l:,jale � l!'lh• -h, Mupret Cn> trill, ,ouncH deputy Sadle Thu•· ��; ::· ..,�"::! .:.t , , ,, ' ' *;,,, l ""' IJ:..., ,J,:, ·•...•.'.J,t..,.. :-i;, ...::..;,.:., Ch1pmi .. ._ On Bouie 114 u Eul 8-11 St., •-•NY . Ohio ' ...I.._ u4 WIile, uu, bet•• � . , , ' Five Point■ Senke Slallen, llil'fld L, Roa, PrGp. •• Rt. 1 , I ·· l Also all Directors ant Oflklirll ..W llavo tlcllell for 911i, • all P.111. We Can't Hoodwink God �CHOOU• ---- --� H o ...,. - ---· )· I . ( 1u • �l , u 1 � 1e1H � H ,_ .,, 1 , 111· tftES · and-TYPES ' S�LE ;'9UCED I FIIUTON I D15TlllUTOll ffl:1,ii·�,..t-�, I _..;.J'J'�•�::•�t�Dl��"!�•�!f� ' •• .' II � • :.i: ' i.J.� �ii..'..1 .., PHIL WlJIJfil"C>"I ...:_ • �r?� �i�,��{���· �;'1�•t,'f,ao -••il.lt1o,..,�1:,.,J:i�•;1;1._..._._�,.,r�¼f1"".11�•,.,, " :t �· ' "" - ' \""' • Y •' ..,.., 0 \ , � _..; .... n... _ ,_, ..., _ .ti, "'fJ' ,.... ...., ....., _..... ....I,, .... ..,.. .. a-. n..,­ ... , (I) F.- ._ _. ,.._, al F• ._ Yrt relnati<1n itself ean emh1vl! u11t aw1-·• -- Nero is a vill•ln of history becauae he fiddled while Rome burned, He couldn't have put out the ftre • • ._ but what a coloua\11 stupid time W relax! o, r-•-• • w. �1, _. ....., ,.., r... ... ... _., .. .....,.;., ..,,..._ ,_ .. .. _, .., O.,.. ..if, wllid,, ....... M There aN houra in every wHk when we need t.o nlaJC. And tliert &re hours that challenge 011r mirlit.. iest effort. i. � � - .... ,- ""1, l)iw., ll i1 like thoae hounl whm, with miOlona the world over, we hava opportunity to seek in our church" truth • . . faith , • • Godl The value of relb.ati(ln la unquestionable. But lbt ,•alue of religious and m<1ral gr<1wLh la npr-1mf/ _ Iveryone ,TV SOIES ..._ SUNDAY WHTN-TV Cbauel 13 _ 9,45 "·'""· "0verool1llng llevenal1 In llualneM" ••ls With tlu! lllope it ...UI, i■ .. ,.., •-• f•dn' •lllf lllelp sustalt1 tut u,ftlc!fl ts good lt1 fa ,.u., alUI eo-■-..U9 Hfe, feat11re ls spouored •• the ,.,, ••-•• fin■• •IINl •o....■izat,._ - ��•e n■tne• appear f,efou,. _ ...� �- . . ·- _ ·-· .. -· , . STIFFUI RED ANCHOR FRANOS FLORIST KAQ & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES a1. WILLIS ANTHONY ,-Ann. -...r ' ,, , """°'"' �-er-� a:i.��l:1 • • . :. .�· �VI� . OIL� co. w1· '1.1.IJlllffl • If aomeo� were to· deprive you tJf the riJbt of reluation you would be a ■Ian. = i • . �. iail r� NambR T! �i!'.�":'1�� � �f � ' � tr�r.�:=: . ' SUPREME ICE CREAM CO. n.. KAUTZ FEED STORE 'l1le poet �:It !':::i::;•�,� to .. :;:£.��·� :1 IAIER . . FURNITURE I n AB FOREMAN OHIO VAi.iP IIAIING CO. HOYT'S SOIIIO . SERVICE MOTOR PARTS CO. lilUle,ort STAik DIii&$ HOMi LAIINMY co. ,...... wv.,�zes1 ';!_,i:_ Earl O • ., • to 'lift' ► I HEINER'$ IAl(ERy R H R WLINM & SONS CO ""- hJllldlnJ: fa1le-, Tuba-Type . . . Wh..... Blacks. ,f1 be "°'""fer Items. Cf Inte rest �· � �.. I =-.1:.� ""'" � lbr � to*iwiiii• Weo& Seeowl In., P•-, �� sJ:..tlter, I n. Chu,di . .. .,...... f..:lef .. ,. fw 11M &uilMc J ��ltr ud .-t <ilizrwlup. h ;, ••� al ,pi,it..11 nlion. Wi..._ • MllfUwcl.. ari6n .._,...,, - eiT� - A>lrld _,Hot Chu ..... .... ter . Cliii&Jtd o( tlacipj, Mn. Fay e Robert ll. Ca.rd, Pa,tor. Sunday •t tv• c--... • Pltlla, _Jbrletll. Sch ool at g,3o Lloyd Dillinge,, • BIBLI IND S1,1pt. Wor11hip service at 10:45 '1'1e Communtt,, Vac;atlon Bible AllXtLIA■Y Mlln By Roy L. SrnJth with l he lay leader Herman TaY· Sch l h Jd t h c I bl h I a 00 um O 80 e • e 1 00 The Pledte to the tlaf and the . s l phets were men d eepIY immer ed or in charge. Sunday evening at Lord's Prayer repeateil In Unison unde'i the d irection of Rev. and The a ncient Hebrew proG 7:30 regular meeting or the Frio n closed o n th N s. K e nne . u . OP!JI� � . l'U\IIPJ l" eetlng or 1t!t i.n the life of their times. ifted with a su perb mor al _sens e , MYF; we dnesday at 7 : 30 d. l'· Fr,lday �n _ . . tJj-e Lidl� �Kuxnl'N.&,.. w,hen t �ey day with:-11:-tllhoi-t lll'O@affl d · with .J ustice , and intensely loyal to the traditi onal we,k llfatuate ' i r e& 'Naii odwide Insurance of Columbus, � !! __ .., ae ,.. . �eachen ln c'-·-e ..... were , lune 28 I n evenin .........,. uz are m et lfon"y OIL evenin d d y e Th L sense : Hou , , .--. ._. ,._,.. al tti o f Israel they were unusua·l in one f Joan d Ho Sllnle7, · Mn. �ar the villl ce hall. Sylvia Zwllllna �-" 1 15 E. Znd St., Pomeroy, Phone WY•:2-NBO to tell Ute govCrn ment, the pub1ic, and individ�als the truth. mund Life, Paalf1r. sqnd a.y Sch ool preaident, pre1lding. . \!:Inutes of !\:hop •nd Mn. Hilbert Cor.. As• ' I reached • at a ti me when the ·•i�o am; Supt Berl Boggs; Mornp t , e ,--ph o pr the s e cas ------------------'-------------------s many In last meetinf were read by Ada I tanU were Jitne t Myen, Marilyn• · ie •• ... , am· 1 1 Wo•sh, Evongeli ;.,• e · �· • th p Bui good mes lo be ti th d e esteem• , nerally e g Jordan .. J public Mory Moe T11o1W1• • iiel'fttary 1n d th e treasur• glat., . � • . ser vic e 8 pm,· Rev. Life bringing · , · - � R uth Starkey and Ida Kmm, · prophets saw th em as being bad. And Ihey had to . teII Ul e peo- th� me8Sage; Pruer meeting and er s report was g1wea by ■ct "' 1 • •k A l s. u o s n w h e t and o 1r Thr • ee classes were taught 'f� pie how bad thei r times we re in order to save treasurer Jane Teaford who s {at• Bible stud y Thurllday 8 pm ; Come t nc was e 2. average attend4. Baken; Of Good Bread _ Veneer . Prosperity Thin ed sm.oo was cle ared on the . ve e om on Bible e D he ina m ferlo!I, l u ur nly a o is e sperity o Your Do dge & Plym o uth Deal e pr �� �� ��: rz::;:c:. � :: r tr'irem en 'a Fair held at the chool It happens in so many generations that Hanllngton, W. VL house. The Au-,dliary wi11hes to School was hel d at the Mt. Uni on thin ven ee r that is overlaid on mora l disaster. It was ln suc h Dunn, Pastor; wonhi p 9 : 30; sunChureb u� der the dl r�tion of extend their thanks to all those ' day Sch oo l 10:30; Otis Knopp, a time that th e p roph et Amos preached. who made the affair a ,u coeaa. R�v. M erl :n Teets. Averaa:e at. Su pt ', !:Hour 8:30. , nd Holla nd at the Iime of th c a utb reak of a Belgium Uke ache t waa nda e flvfl t the ■o and 41 & tt G et well Carib -e lent to •• te c • ,_I E U B c hu ch F. E• the n _ e e betw_ caught e ,e w l Israe and ::.Judah Wars, r e •·e World e !in c I .,_ -�� n M both m.n1. wl!!,..:, .... , 5 n Bart<1wa Wllllaiu Diddle Nao.mi ··• PHter,• Sundor SchoCII 9::30 ' d Ma tt hot•., Ro••lle Sayre --� w� =eat powe rs. Ai l politics were world poh!tcs for Duof e.• u •· rlva'·le• Custom Built Kitchens I ,Ouw,n .a. ' 11.,,. Fllnaaan' an ' -·• LBSev Wayne R o ush, Supt ·, Worship l0.45 th e f stay, or Sadie CUT and o uld D�,s Rayna,cl. which th e y e : out o f them there was no war Hendrl�b Sr. , · Middleport era! penono 1 -.1,1ot1 . .\ program re-ason that their lands lay directly athwart the path of •nY Y•hour and Prayer meetina- a:OO; •�IISONM.t meeting of church council Tues• W. ood, Va. Ravensw WIIS· presented S4tqrday evening. 5868, Union Lo<al st. e conqu rld o w n o t en day 8 p. m. Ki\ and )!{rs. Jnncll Mot1.ta;om• great nation that was b Those tal:l ng pa� In the Amer• M�an wbile vast tides of comme rce flowed across the little lean Legi<1n ••rt1de at Middleport ery and aon, DtJ:tat, Wffl Sunday SyracuM l:UI Church F. E. rece nJly Woodi'ow Hendrix, aftern oon. ca tltrl at tbe Arthur lan ds leaving a· lush deposit of cust oms in the form of cash D unn, Putor. Sui,day School 9:30 Fi'antlin He ndrlJ, . ¥1lclttm G9,in• er,btree- hom, . and COnslime r gpod s. Ev e ryone seemed to sha re , at ] east in Woranip 7:30; Meeting of church ther,' Don ·Moore, J'amet . White, Jtr, aDd lfl1. Vernon 'perry, some measure but In the case of the poo r it was on ly a seem- council Wednesday '1:30. Makers of Holsum Bread Morris H1rden. BUI HLd..,n, .Bill !!lw'o• and illlcblel 1na· Mr. and Ing sbarillJI. Just a little way under the gilt a discern in � obFlm -II Chu..., Rael.., Pome roy' s Budget Shopping Center Mobre, Edd� lfoore, bavid Hen- lfi'I., Gelle :Peri,, �wrib t.Ji•; IP'tnt 1erver, such as Amos was, was sure to come upon the misery Arthur R. McCauley. Pastor. 9:30 d ri1, E■rl. Hendrix, RoJet �luk, am Sunday School; 10:45 a m SatUi'day night and' SUt1d1y with Of e Plaln peop1e. Morn ing wonhip. Sermon What Is Marlon Stowe, Bobby Wlllil, Car- . their· parents� lh'. and Ifni. Mose• WHh JUJtlce Con•.....,, .. . Freedom? 6 pm BYF for all rte S!nelJ�, BeUf 11lei.,. �llll Pel'I)'. t Accordi ng to the popula , philosophy of the titr: e , a ny go d 1cbool agesi e Even.in& service toH e ndrix, Kathryn Jolin1on, . VerMl'. ·and lfrs. Robert Kalb, Jr. or support the Church of Your Choice n, MH Sal iter , Ann Lfil Wlttln1 MinneaJ)Oli, ts vlaitlnJ bis irand· OUJht to be sa tisfi�d if the shrines w ere well staffed, wel l pie Ordeal .by m,tor,; Wednesday Take So meo ne to Church with You Sunday . 7:3 pm Prayer K e etin . and Ad1 Slack. 0 it mother, 11n. Ola Perry, and other stocked, and we ll attended. 1 P.pmeroy Wed Main Street Pomeroy lathl._ ..pti■t Church, SFC md Mn. David •mlth ind relatives of the a"-· Phone WY-2-2644 Among the Isra elites there were tho se who lavished rich auley, four chlldren of .Anebm•11e, Al• lllebird Jeffen l, • enjo1ln1 a gifts on the a ,ncient altars. On at least o ne occasion as many Great Bend , Arth ur R. 1:tcC Pa:stor. 9 : 30 JIii Morn rng wur• Hka 1re here vhltln1 her- pa r- v1e1tlon in the westerri ■t■tes with as 10 000 bullocks we re sacrifice d by o ne rich worshipper. 1 sh · ip sermon What le Freedom? enta M.r. and Mrs. Sam Pickens. Donald and Phillip Johnaon. of ' • Thi! ariS tocrabc famili es 1iVC:d I• n house� that w ere ven� e 10 : 15 am Sunday School; 7·30 At the completion ot his furlou1b Athent. n� - 1 m Evening Pnlse aervice, ser• the shn nes jn colorful P they will go to Ft, Knox, K1. Mr. and Kn. Reed Jetfen, Al· showplaces, and they mai ntained (The Frfndl y Bank) 1. man Ordeal by H11lol')'. • A birthday ,arty WH held for bliny, •� Mr. end �- Lavern deur. 157 Walnut Stret Th• HHtft Mtthodl,t Church, But wjdows were bei n g defrauded in the courts b ec se Mlddl epori Mn. Allah Teaford at her ho� Jordar, ,pd family, l oc:11, were sun• and 1ttendln1 . wve day dihner 1u etta of Mrs. Faye the jud,tes were bribed. The liquor busi ness was wo r�ng, ,..Middleport, Rev. Raymon Konk­ recently Cbarles Rouab1 Mr. and Mn. l'.d Jordin. havoc with the heaUh a nd morals of the natfon . Old )an ed , right, Paator. Sunday School 9:30 Grillldley . and clllhtren, ReT. and ' M:r. a Q,d lln, ' wti-_iam CUiwel i estates were gravitating by devious processes i nto the hatut,i .Jack Bechlle, Supt. ; Divine Wor• 1 ,,hip 10� Holy Com'!'miion ser• _ . .Mn. . Harold , Holmet and ehll• aruti-Mra. ll.uby Jordan· sere In of · th e money lenders. • . • .1 · 30 vlee; Wednesda evemng at 7 y dftn, Mr. ind Kn Bob Moo.re F1atwood1, x,-., 1 where ..Y Vi■ited Y011r Wal,reen. .Api!l:y viewed all this with ho� and- ltar Amos bein,a: 8 cou ntryman . committee will meet at the and lam.II,, Kr. •nd Mn. Ro1er Mn CUiwell'• parent,. • •Kt and eard aehurC" h; Official Board 'h rIll voice tha I couId be it s i 'th n a 8 t pr Ca<llllac-Oldsmobile-Rarnbler st . • meeta PIMlne WY•t-!$81 P hckett J otes ed Pomeroy Grindley and dau1bter, Mr. and Mn.' Thomil Taekett' . . Wl � n. o Pom..,, ati n e th ro th ughout '1 W. Mall! 30. �ext Sunday e vooint at n' : li !42 li Mra. I.Aland lltunl&fner •nd ehll- recently underwent i r e at an . "Your sacrifices mean n othmg whateve r to God," 'h e shr1et..Church ., Chrlll'� Mlclcll-,.ott, ital. drf;n.. llr. end Jm. Harold Davi■ 1r ntoq 0 . Fred I. Gardner, Paator, 9:30 Mr� and 11rt. Gene :t,J.vll, � )(:ri. Burb i■ eohflned to ed. Let Justice flow down river. Uke a · � Bibl e Sehocd, R. C. Stejfy, Supt: · Bl1<�! , D\111 -• lfr. ' rn4 11n Ko,piliol wi� r . , HIil 1Dd eblldru ind �- ud ..,._ , J. P. Joacbhll, Pmp. There were those in Israel in the year 7 50 8.C., like many 10: 30 lfornlllll wonhip with ,.,. • Piumbln g & Heating ' O 1 _Sin,: 7,30 Eve• Mia. 8- 11.U. , Mn . � 1 tile In the year 11161> A.D. who could not believe that religion had m on f Thee .,... , nln1 oervlee s,y,np or Satan; l'he BomAulldtn OI-. el lbe ,..., e'- wta Middleport -her IUld ..., 240 Lincoln S1.-Mlddleport.Ph. WY•2·Z5110 d0 w lth sueh matters as. b r:!bery i n the courts• mor• Wednesday I&. ud llt'I. Arm- ,n,.�,In ,: evenlne Prayer meet• N rene Cllurcll htJd a 'lnltler •Ia in government, or Juatlce in soc,al practise. They were , 1111 and Bible .tudy. Come r . , r farewotl �rly fo, l(r. llldrd Fo4ff<._ c..,.h, ,..,. M r nd lfn. _Jlm!iji _ 1)1.i, 1114 111,refore, out,,aged and dema!lded that the Chu rch kee p out lfn. SaOUllon llaU wilt ltll roy, Rev. Waldo J. Bartels, P.utor llt. Of polltlct. retftttp to, mke theli' hoiu, la\ 11,�.:;ii{l fJf hr� John W. Bl1etinar Supt. Sunday wliJth1m,, lloa. A 11ft ,.., pt anNti lltiiiwi -lli<II, w,ile . Sehool a,1a am; Worship hour ot ' Featuring Decorated Slices, Novelties, .Bulk Nt>t.d lliem. 1uestr o 1!'1111, a..&1 ... \fil The Uniform Sunday S.l lesson for July S: "MEN Plloiie WY•Z-3748 Middleport RI. 1 10:25 am Sermon Woke Up . .\mer• 1 · 4 · 23-29; ·� of U• <Im Phone WY-2-5444 Ki••· . s 7 .·7- 1 7 . ," Amo . GOD 1 ""'R 't'-H .,_...� .l'V .. �0 _ .., LIIP WV lea; J r . Bi YF 0:45 pm. Come . ; Ch · n in ., ......n)'ing a , &j · and wonhlp with ua you are wel, ' ,..re d•l <irri;t ,!lutual loeen�J. � nallj � 11; Gov cblel priest Of tlie Jll'elt shrine at Bethel who held his come. to , , _,.....,. Ille Jlllh or tloe Wu ·• by !lie tavor of ti!� ting, became frantic. If this man vChrla fl on 1c1...., 141 Mu1 1,o,,y Morning se,vl... Pomeroy. e., l .\ dedl I _ Ii . 1B sm radi co••m ,vere allowed to it m - Nlilloni ue with his caU « �,iM .rten.,o,, our Aim Is To Satisfy the subject or et 1 1 with GOD ..t M tM MO 'aati ..... Gr whole line Of 1PPIecarts. H1� th ea •L .,.,. ui,.ettIn g of • "' . er� the l e,aon s ermon. Gold en ten, !l! E. Main St. Pop1eroy �. G - 1 v.· -'<lln H E. Ill • Cltemr, Ohio Phone YU .S.2145 tbllt the prophet return to hll ru ral Hb!ne In r-,. · · Satt1H r-: · on '"" ,.,.. ....&ai"'lller, ...Elea1lm: 0 �IYUt.er, Cha)r. ,tn CotumbtU ''_. · thi fore demanded Tekoa where, as be hinted, he might be paid we ll. :fi n !:a��� h�!'st� ,, • , l an ancient trick. He tried te, and his Judgment, ind his In the meantime , he reaorted �tiie':�� �,i;r � �=lt� - �ompany, Mr. Sla(ke1 I• e to silence Amos' tongue by reporting him to the police, •• eommandmento, •l'l-Y•· Deut. 1 1 : chef, Jin. Kr� Ci;ow'. db)eelft of the comp-111. They al· though one could cure a social sore by sayjns nothing about it. I. Wednetd.,. evening oervlce •• . a,oo. You ,re welcome. 24 Hour Service Motor Tu"- Up 'rialled Wa mollier, Mn. Miry He Broke lnlo Q......1-1 .,,,.,.,.... Flr-t ....,,., Chu,.h, p.... ,.,, 11111'!<'11', rio oeiebtlted her llOtb The prophet Arnoo driven out of Bethel, returned t o bis Powel & Asb•Mlddlepert-PI!, WY-!'38U Phone WY-2·2Ml5 Middleport , u • �nlcl rl!ral home and t,y aome method of which we know nothing, !"��u�tz �1� :.:;bfr,�.j ":::: i,. m...age down on p aper, and distribu ted vi ce of wor-b lp and ,tuty. Spee­ anased lo get -■ thla Bunda, monilnf 11 hn ,..nt Su.a., .with her par- rii ut ho world. Hebrew the tbrou g lat mualc. 8etmon What For This �key. �• Finl Uftlted Prel-,wl•n . ento. Ii,, znd,Mrz. am In b do he n e the first author of a oo mplete book Independence 1nd Freedom ? Nu•• I ec & 80 i, •-dlni biirlne" hemon lo{ W �•· Tom by · ChU"'OH of lllddleporl , • ,ery.Jurilor chUt<h child,en Wed· In the Old Testament. 'l'l!o!>l l'!, COlumbua. )j. ••t.r T:IO qu1tterly bu,lne,s •• Na•F.ducatio , n Chrlstt ( Divisio the ferd Ca by (Copyright a 1960 1 n o n Wbod . rmi Jin, iiil llt. lfn by m, will be ....,mp-oled 1 Phone SH•l-4181 ltutland Olle i tes n h Ch h of o ; .�: I • �r "�t. b ed � s� .. : :.��� � = e. ' 3 £:i I '. �f! • ;;1i 0 tltlloe t I Arlhr • . llltt MEMBERSHIP TICKET SA.U: STATIONS KIib l'MI au in. Mem bershlp ticket e nUUes l)Urchaser to fr.., athqisllon and free pa1'klns duri ng Ille fair. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... .... ri TH!: CNUIIIC" "011 ALL , • . ALL 1"0111 TN& C"f,l,-C1'1 CITIZEN'S NATIONAL BANK MEMIERSH• TICllTS NOW ON SALE w.w c- Blore I th ' From AmeriCO't. , _ ,� i l ,,_. . Foremost Manufa�N . BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer MW SI., lllddlepa'rt, Ohio ! .....,.. we� 1960 Meigs County Fair center . . . . . . . . w, ; , THE UNmD $nn WORKERS OF AMERICA f4 .;_,;t The Sports ,!!!...I� .,...., ' 'i;;;o.nbad Chureh f: uke records so me wor�s of Jesus spoken to a woman :twfaf af L,Mr n.y 1a--. ow which he&led her of a certa:n ailmem she had had for twelve r.lh. Flat.a, on pn,.Ua.n,t a,ud j years. These were the words: ''Daughter , be of good comfort; 'M.llldn:• Sr.bool 9:30 am r,-reaehini th faith hath made thee whole; go in peace." Lk. 8:48. !\:30 111 m ,iftd. )lb'e Study w�d ;h ese sami.: wo rds are � rtinent to ou r day. Fa!th still 'l.. 1' � ,r c. w . Prot es whole i.e. if that falth •t mak • . God '11"""1''!"""' %Ian Church of Christ, �,..,. 16 m · ' . Rd. Euiene tJnderwood ttar'n\'1e ••, and Man ts more th an .-. w1coc1 mlnh;t.er: Bible Sebool t:30 •· m. ; bone , he is mo re than that ''ornl"I wont,lp i0:30 L .,,_ _ Evflf' 1 which one Cijn see. He is also Ing w orshiP 7:30. p. m. Robert • mind and splrit. He Uve.s by Jleed. �Uble School Suot. Mlcl'Way Community Church, nourish.men{ that he t akes by '"a of mouth bu t his greatest Minister. Chuck B obby Searles. Y Searlee, Sunday School, Supt., . e ' b th faith s � m 8 h re e co ih 1:1 1,l g sundat school starts at 9 : 30 1. m. . h�s 1 no hlmself, hfu fellow-man , G Prayer meeting 1'ue8day 7:45 p . hls d . [t seemed stra�ge to m. those who were close assocl· -n. lyracuM Methodfet C3wtdl I ates of Jesus that he would ·""8 Rn. GeO':"le Di,,Jo. pa,;tor say upon a certain occasion flt.bool 9:30 A. M.. � when he had not taken food "'lnebrflP"ll,.. Supt. ,.-.,.,._· Sir.or dr.ln k for more than the · - ,�... � larmon Tc,le, '"'l'bf Retor.:IIAl,loa" norm;tI sea 90n, "I h ave m e t, liddie,._, II. L. Bur,tt. iJ,,-c• t o eat that ,ou know not of. uwl11• ac?aot: 10 L 11 1. � ,._ was He meant by this that he ,.,.._ ":46 •· m. eas n g f U on. th& faith that he UI Church, Letart "•I 1._ , ,..... h,.,1 ,..... ' s Father (God.) So we Rll'llllt Sh.:.r'i, Paiitor. SuDday � do Ii t l ve by l)�d alone, btJ.t 1claoo! P'.30 a. m. · wonhlp mijie words tha. come by ,n _._ stUh.;IJ • -• nenmJ {It 7:"'I'! · fro m the mouth of God. • Churctl " the MHren., . $yr• A man whose dreams and aspirations are on a higher plan e euu, an. H1reld HolmN, pa,tor. than thi wo rld tbout hlrn, cart really live and feel th e healing 'il1Dday lich,ol t:30 a. "'· 'Morntnr Row of virtue tltat comes from o n High when the world abou t ·vot1hlp 10:30 a . .,. � 8:80 p. him jg tn turmoil and chaos. This is the kind of hope that J e�s m.; kvan1elilU<' 8e'l'Vlcee 7:30 Pl!18J)ired Jl1 bjs day. And h e is sti l l radiating_ t�at same hope •· Wt dnellday 'r:30 pn_ver meft-Prayer h our hL TuesdlJ' lh through hli Word and hli pro phets , {the Chn stians of toda� .) lilt. il:JO p. m. lii"i11lon11r, eervtee a 1 _ wond.er bow, many O us rea lize the mB!"elous ad vantage Cht Jtd TUtlda?,' el lM .nontb 11 O f, 1111k-examinallon. I asked Danny _and . Ju lie (they are son & T:3!1 • ,. · d augh �r of mine),,, yeste�y evenmg _if they knew that we Church ., N■-re111, MulNf'l'Y• {m a n) was the only creatures abl e to mtrospect? 'They both U nio a Ave.a . Pomeroy, Rev. E. J!:. asktid, "What is in trospection?" I replied, "that mea-ns look• Cox, 1>astor. S\lfl.d•y S(!hool 9:Sb; inJ within one's own mind .'' Julie asked: 0You mean taking Mornlllll: Worshtp 10:30; NYPS at 1 an X•r� of your own self ?" And I said : •'that is what it am· B:4S Evening service, 7:30; Pray• er Meeting Thuraday '1:30. ounts to." lfovae of Pra,-, thNter (The Upon examination, If we find some thing askew , we must, l"oun!rJ' Churth 111 Tnw,,l. lidlf ' we are. made whoie, seek faith lo touch the borde r of God's ,..... ' .... pa ,tor. Stind •• 6<1,ool o,so • · m., Earl Bogga, •upt. : !ar.men! . And when one is willin g to press th rough th e crowds Kornin, wnnhip 1 1 1. m.; Evan-� f Oilr muuern .d•y and be so bo ld and pe rsistent , even with .,11su, ..,.1.,. T .30 p. m . rray,r trembling bands to to�ch the hem of his robe, no matter wh�t �«uiv"" 11 i, "' v,.,.,.hur ...-t,...., the dl ,.1rvi.w c- •••· ■mttt se, we sbal! see him t urn and hear him say: "Tli y �b niade l�ee whol e ; go i n peace." Tllom os, paslor. Sunday aehool rt f;,ith ha -,.._ · , . ..1 SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON OF THE WEEK 1"18WS . • ' •=JO I ti-t-t- F UINACIS .. By Rel'. Eagene Brown 9:30 am Supt Herbert Rouab; prayer 1ttYite1 Wedre■day 8:00 I pr�achin.( Sunday r,leht 7:30; pn,, /ount: people1 :neetlnt Sult· day 6�4, pm. 1 ''" ........'-t Churmllll .... I W. H. Str.. ....,-.h, pa1tor; LM,,.t Clltf: 8unl1y flchool 1. m., I Phll WI-. Snot.; CUI Vuttaa 1 0: 30 1. o, 'WtlL Bl111!)' In ehmr · FMY 11erv•tt■ 7 p. rn. EYan1ell1Uc aervltet 1· tO o. m. p■ltor In. eh1r11 PrayeT IIIIP'etl.nC Wt""le:ld.aJ 7:30 P· m. 1 �tell. llut.i Tree lleU,od.lst: Ke"' W. P.. 8"raiu•hau.1h, ,:,111stor· Sun·- I day Soo-iol 0:30 •· m.. WOTley H ale)'. & I. Supt., Komiq Wor1hlp 10-.111 a, -. rMY aervien '7 p. in . ; �•n1 111entee 'i:SA Rotert E. Smith iii c'JU1lll. Pra, er meetine 7::iO Tb1· m:1,. ,....,...., "'9tmMt. Rt, 12<1, DorcH. �- Codner. pellOJ'· SuTiday School Jtl a. m. Children'• Cbur'"b 3 p. rn. Wonbtp 7:30 p. m. Surd.ly Tueact,, and Fridn. Bradford church eJ.Chrast, R•lph Humbl,, minlater. Bible achool 8:30 a. m.; Mornint wonblp 10:30 a. m Christian Endeavor (youth) 8 p. m. Eve nin"• worthip, 7:,0 p. m. Bradbury Clturah ., Chrltt , T. v. Weill.a, ;ri.inhiter: a1i-1e School, at 9:30 a. ,n. WO! . Kial, Supt.; Morahie wonhlp Ul:30: C�1illt.lan !!:ndi,avor 6 p. m.; EveninJ wonblp, 7 p. m. k'(ngchm Hall Of .,.....,.ah'I Wit• ,1e·s1es: Public meelimc Sun. 3 p. 1 m.; Watcllh>wt-r Study 4 p. m. ; Bible study, nae■., a p. m..; �. ice mieetin1, Tbun. 7 p. m.; Min-latry School nun. a p. m. Danville ,11..-i.,, Hetll...- Church langsyHle, o.n WachlftKhwa m.. p111tor : Sunda.1 School 8:30 a. m.; Momin1 Wonhlp 10:30 a. m.; Pi1• gri,., YouU: 8:4& p, m. Bvan.eeli.slie servlee, ?:30 p. ,.. . Fello-ip service . Wedn et1d v '1::W p. m. - MAX WARD AGENCY coaa. -. us GUmor,,'1 Supply Store SERMONETIE 2, 196()....5 I .,�-.,.. .�;: · � • • t1' rT � - I Reuler ln111ntte• .t.1oney • . . . J uly uan .. , remember one J;1h1yer here . ancl could c0llld my flnal pey." with th e While Solt who I had to . Like Lopez, Or e88e n or Rieb• send back to the minon shortly ards and v irtually all other m•• dtt'-r J took over the club from 1 jor le11iue managers, Stengel Miirty Morlan. l tnld thiA felloW I mskeB it a habit to take a player I was torr)' but I h1i1.d to ,end lnto hi1 private o fflc-e and h ne a hlm b■ck. He sure raiaed a fun. heart-to- heart talk with him be-. He told me 1hat Marion con�d· fore cuttina him loose . ered him one of the beat pJl.)'el'I 1 ",I try to 1lve It to them o n the �\ub. What co uld I do ? 1 1 aLralght," 11ay1 Casey. "U they've merely said that I waa 1ti11 sorry been wUh me a long l ime, I I but I Wat the monager no w, not thank them 1lncerel� for the 1ood Marlon." they did me, It lt'1 a yo ung fel· lo w, I try to encourage him and All bia•league playera realize tell him there'• a chance to come the day mull co me when they ba<! k up. But no matter who It · wlll be eith er aent lo th e minor, is, it'll th e touiheat job In the or rel eaaed unconditionally, but- world ." they put that day o ut o f thelr cc;;::;;;;;;;;.;;;,,;;.::;;:;;;;;;. · _,...,,;;.-, mind and mike lt a po int not to dwell o n ii. Vttte,ran Pitch..- Complaln1 , The thins they d o not pul out nf their inlnd la the manner lb which a club bends them their I NEW IM UIIID walking: p1per1. "I .,., wlth on• clull, nlM y,u"'-" l'aUIH .... Wfltrlll Afflerican t...- ,1tch11r, "aM when they cllt mt INM, they 41ldn't M9fl have tM 411uncy h tef1 1M to n\V fMtJ, ...... . M ft1■·1 WY.a.37M 11..1y lofl • ,1- of JIOIIW oo tho llool in "••• of mr I°"".,Wttrfo. OHIO •� � � ���••• threu! . . . 11 JI I w•. � nt· k ; i,iM, . al ", lot � W ' !l',: �� I}--._ -ii!! ; "" sale. Pro,n lum t,ooks for IIOQ fair will be malled about i.1ri "1D l ,. • ._,. lMT _ I t 1.,D_ _ CCNI RI_ ROME UP!-'tlie llallim Olym­ July 11th. Those pI1nnlit, on, havlD1 entries ohould not pic orp11alal &IWllilUN _.. an, at f'alr Of. delay In reglsterl111 the•. Secretary will nounced 1n 1 11-timfl record Gf 88 ■um• 1• tbtl for nation, rntered flee on Rock Sp rinp Fall,oollllda from l:00 to 4:00 mtr 11rM1, The •�• 1; railed lo Ill wl� 1imall MY Allllllt U&II. 111d 1111d Joli. Auswit ltb, became lndef4tnd1nt Friday, like 1 If lo bl "'1lllled u I'""! aa Ito . 1 national Oly:Dpic ooamltt• 11 · -""":�____.. ". . :""",__'_'. • -�� · .. ______,._ tlh I ,...,. N«l&llllo!I, ,. � • ·..... ... � · -" 1 ' .' :ltl l,ji:i,; ii\111:: •�d - ---�� -w.r� -.......... , t•, ·•-i.·'�; . , .-FO REMAN '.. . . dnd AI IIIYT .,.. Walking Papers For Big Leaguers Baek Into Bushes Is Tdughest Job For Baseball Managers Chuck Drcu en or the Brave■, • disclple or the rouMh•tough tild school o f baaehall, had to db flt · actly that j ob Jl'rld ay when he was obli&:ed to no tify firat b111e. man Frank Torre that be was beln11 sent down to Louisville al" the Arneric■n All,>elatlon. Picture h ow Turre felt after be lnl with th e Brave■ for fl\lti 1ea,on1 and huina: partl('lpa led In Wo rld Serie■ pla.Y with them. Nalur1Uy the big: Brookl)'n-born fU'■t blternan toot it bard. But D1'111Hn had no HI.)' Ume telltna him, lither. � Noll<fl ChlLope1 N)'I thin&:• have chan•ed a a:reat deal iTI the matter ol . Nndln11 playen down ■lace be · w.. ena11ed in active compel!• HOLD INSl'!C1'10N lllspeetion w11 held T.hursdar evening· whev. �ufding Stat Coup. eil, Daughters of America met Jn regular seuion wllh Cou11. cUor Either H1rdl8Jl, . �a!dlnl, Dilltlct Depu!y Edlib Wakely of Maritila was tl)e trisi)ectl ng officer and gave the croup a ver, good 1rade on t�eir wort. She 1181.J c<1mplim.ented and thanked tbem ftlr their .fine �•tl�n. � llliaeJ, ibuna Hay.man a d ti . ..._ i � pt 1 ......... .,.L. Today's Sport P,a�ade f· . . V. D. ·IMfA11JS ,...di -,liii;y ,,,.'° ·------- --- -- - - Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., PL�N SOCIAi,. Mana were made to h,ve an ice cream sotial when the Suri· �ine Makers Cius of the Unlted rretbytertan Sunday School h eld their rtrular meeting at tbe home or Helen Harri.a, Friday. Meetin& in ch1r.11:� o r. the president Kar· g�re_t W�ebrenner, opene«;' by , ,...."' d 1 Bleat Be ;h e Tie <�I 01!e bY the . Lord I Prayer m UDllOrll. De voho na were read by J.&ne!I White. Srcretary and Trea• 1\inr r eports were read and ap•prcwed. Free will otre rln& wit taken. Bakeless Bakesale llips we.re g 1ven to membe rs and will be given to other members and friends of the church. Th e cl� ss will APOnsor an i(!e cream 1oq1l ' on the lawn beaide the church July 9th. Boa,e made ealte will 1Jao be sold. Proceed■ will go toward the b ullding fund. Bible Study, Christ's Shepherding Ca z ;'' 1iven , R .a.c:j.1 McBrl a e a 80 rH The ind BeUet . Tr■ ve1ing basket fr om Naomi London was gi ve n to the hoate.!ls Mrs. Harris. Meeting closed b)' the da!!s benedlctl!'fl. Durln l t 1'e social ho11t delicio us refreshme11bi were ' servE!d to tht abovt m entlonfd and Esther Harden; · Genev1evf' Schnei der, Laura Pie• • ken■, Gertrude Duffv, M.are ::.ret . Cottrdl, Helen Diddle, Beatrice Bl ak pau JIne Morar I ty was • aues · -v W ... 1h11 � triil rec • .. � l'lilllJ" J'!I lq when ...... ....._. ...,- ..,k in i,,o,,. Tllfr +... _..�yreu,-•• ►e,r1 � 1 a• I • till -'-----ttie ..., . - ,. Nit. . , , �. Cs 1 tt JI a.t:e.11 Mlli4 ... Y .. Y� _. ._. twe I 1niell -$e .llMik 1Pt w1dte bar one. btctt. Md . die ll:AI 9 11 .i 01ew4uut,· .,.. Hlttell 1-a ,. DINlt N 1 _ _ ..__ "(II : hf. SM fl -.l•cto et fllt i..,.la . . P�p11' shutout was the eeeond warmuu paoh, t:yed the stand ard, r ll kt -h11 lut ttwee 1tarta. _He has praftced back, ran slowlJ tp and To gel tbe moet fult.,.uf4,J>oat-Jonff ,-1 .,. ....,. 4-5 allowed only two r■n, durmg tltat made the mlgl!ty spr ing. ' • ,f:, . , •' 5:__.,.., e,lMt mg, rree ,our "'""!d . �""ii Ill J>eJ'jpd. Pappu 11:ded h.iJ cause •--• F rancJ,ico ■t r ._, "h ll--'...., -a.r• a T was ere 1 • thunderous ovation h fifth the a ltomer wiUf -run o tw in L.. An,.111 at l'ltt .,,.h care u fo �"' QlKUl· WOil')' and bar, the �thou,gh brushed inning against Billy Pierce. the when FRENCII IJC!t, Ind. UPI-Lone C I ncinnali •• Ch lcago Th o mas' tract shorts. wiggled by eld Oriole ne1118Mil. hilting Mickey Wrieht, San Dlea:o, CHl1 hamrds of boat �hip MllwaukN at St, Loul:IThe v ictory was the seYenlb tor I gently but stayed pro perly in Calif., threltened tod!Q' to be­ 'Pappu •¥ hla fourth rrtraiiht. plaiee. co-ne th e first wo man golf pro and operation. Our compr�henAMl!RICAN LeAGUI S.... Art HMrtt:.rlnn to win tl\i! l.adie.a P GA champion• w L Pet. Gia Pierce, who has a 20-8 lifetime Ti...h_e TJi?mas � J ump was 23/4 shi p for • second time. si ve Boat and M:fri.ne lnao,:"1:11C1!L m-.r k ag1in11t Baltim ore, lost his New Yo rk . . . . . 40 2G .615 L n l cm:s .,., e r lnan t e reeoeni.ied h hi fdurtb came. Ballimore 43 30 -� 1 MiH wr�l, •ho won tbe- tour­ co veraae 1ivea ' )'OU BOlid"'. proThere w11 no other action in I world mark tba� Ru11ia'a Yu�iy ney · in · grabbed a two stroke ' Cleveland 37 38 .M8 3 the American League as rain Stepanov made m 1957 at Lenin• le.ad Oil the• field ol a& in Fri• teetion a-ga11)st loss �µe to- fire, Chica1o 37 32 .S38 5 J Detroit . . . . . . 32 34 .'85 8 ¾ po�ned the Detroit . Ne w Mort, grad . 'Ml?mas haa now topped th, day's first round poweriDJ her ' 1mpos11ible" atYen root tee and fairway aJJota far over 'the damage, theft and Uitiil1ty;coat Cleveland . WbhlnD'ton and Kan- onCfl ... � 10 •• .W at hi ngI on . . . . 30 _, , i mes. • ht � th t e1g mON ID ,0 . h &«t'l'let. 'ftotton · Cllt HI, 1/.z 38! 42 2:ff , . 1tanaa1 City . . rain-soaked linka w.hile her chal­ 15 tut. ' , Call am1U! is 1111h Pl� Pli1led away to itB Left 'in the 1h1dows or the lengers were limited by the dil­ . . . . . 24 43 .3'8 17 BoY!.on bttgeat National 1..Eatue lead, 41& mamM_qtb l eap wt-re t1!ie b'iumphs tance th ey could hit th e ball in Frltl•v'• Ruvtts • game,, by ed&ing Los Angetes, 4-3, and hl!i:rtbfeab tf t1'e other ath• the air. la1tlmort 4 Chlcato t. N 1 I.Ad . St l,guia took a Lwi-niiht · letes •.Jto made tfle Olympie team Detroit n "· Y, � rah,, N The difference paid off for Mir 4e,ub!e. hea:der frora eece.ad place -or nli.ued, with a 71, three under par, for K. C, at lffl , N ppd rain llllw,Nee, 8-7 and 7-.5. CincinnaThe tPlu'mPtl Included meet the 6,623 yard Sheraton Countr, Clive. n wash, N ,.. rain . ti beit Chlca,o, 5-3, ln the 011Jy recor�• la ihe �ve lln, sbot put, Club course. Kathy Cornelius, S.turdty'a ,,._bl• ,1tchln ha'!1Wlf lhrow, liroad Jump and Lakeland, Fla., and Kathy Wh.i.t• , K•"'8• City ,t ao.tdn-Mill 1-1 ether .. - pl1yed. Dick IJuart a,ain plQ, ,ed thJ 5,000 mieter run. n tuHIY1n s.t w orth, Jal, N. M ., were tled fw 1 y k 1u I h oe't Nile ffM' Pit�gb a11 he O.t It at v 'J11os'e "Ith b!'OUII Marta w ere sec ond place at 73. � MHil i.•t • tOtl:i lllnine .siptle t.) lllj!ore 1-5 D1.._r ·:: . � -· ri er Ctl:at'lie Tidwell of ed b Cl•vtlind III wa thlnit---- �rto OlMi.ente all the way l n i• Ap fttahol Nle• Bill tot K JMlf. i i:• and ,r.:.17 lirtt PIie wUh tht wion lnc , Gr411J1t � 111 JIN¥1' .M der. 'l)iwelt pull,ed � mtttole in -•-L rua. _,lcaito •• laltl...,. �ILoa An,ele1 100red al l i t& runa the tdb mete-r ddh ind may rniss Wyn11 .. n l•tr- N blf only today, e the late � 1n ter on huJnen. ,Dhn I.Nebmo con• Nle• 1 to llome. ticket chance • for · necte4. with I man aboeird in the Clev•n::,.:..-=: Nea l hit one der w111 noted out tor th, shot ae ¥N11lb _.u:d C M.,..., ., •1taore U& he l But Pi b l.11'&:h then team by la�artivift. Dave .Davia. lttb. l Ditro t •· New York 2 Dt•I• ♦Jmoat MtlMtl, No. Hit got U> reliever i.rry Sherr a1 Kenaaa Cltv ■t eoaton .,. ..-Hns 45 n..,_ '""' Stan. �• Clarittop,ber doubled arid tal• . UN on Clemeate'1 1W111le. Sill.art •, hnl: flt mlnid u, In hk tran• - �\ , ' ,..-ft,tion. Nd ._ eh.....,. • plane, t■ TURNI TO DUTY hit gave Fred Green hia fourth lat tollll lQUl'MII'' hihih a NH In a car, ind 9Dt to . ··· � · < PHILADELPHIA UPI-011t.fleld· win. _. , t�• thq, &tadlum 1ffff hit 1nnt had er John CalUaon, who h.. been sidelined with a knee Injury ■Ince f PHILADELP HIA uPI-B111 Rey• Memorial D1y, waa rHto.red to no lds, former Unl v$?.sity or Pittll• Marine Al C1ntello t088ed the the Phl11delphl• Phillies' aetlve bure:h in d pro Cle velan d Browns javell'n 2'17 feet, 7 incheB, n early '. ,., . ' . . �, ro11ter today and Infielder Joe hal fback, has reslrned u foot• 33 feet beyond the old trials rec• custom kitch8ili'- F)lr6lture - Appll� Koppe replaced him on the di!I• ball backfield coach al Te m ple ord. Kan1aa' Bill Alie)' was HC· ; i. ablttd Hal .. Uni versity. o nd at 2fl9 foot, 7 � inches. Pltone WY !-53!1 , L•"I Win• Shot Put Dall11 Lon11 or USC won the N. SECOND A.VE<;,_. . ,. ' '. duel of the "60 foot dub" shot --·-------- ll'a smazlne how many pilot!!, •w:ree with Lopez. Even .uch a vetllran al manar.:lnil as Casey Sten"el of the Yankeea reveal, that be too feell the panl every time■ he is forced lo aend one or hl1 playera down and Paul Rich· .:ird1 ol the Ori ole• 1110 conre111e1, "it's no oMIY Job and I don't care who th e m1n1&cr 11.'' Syracuse News Of Week =--� ---e:�:1� �°:�·/ �n��:d�� � :a���� �'Bf!� � !}! !. t� .. • -• ••t.� ltll Jiff u_. flOI .....,...- . . . . • T.DI.. "I'• , c-, Pomeroy-Midd leport, O Clt.arS Unprttedented Jump MEL90URNE, Austnlle----Gery CoWWrn, 13'�. Au ..r.Ue, wt- ._ ...._,..,. n • - Mi J C --?_�•d poini-.d Al• Pravta.nl, l U� , H· •· ..._ . . . . . . • • ... • llli h - tlr r :1 • Ir 11 . , . . ._ • - .. aly, 1 2· • • GI fJ I • -- _. N. •· � AIW'!h, B . . . . C•llf.----o.nmy ClaiC11191 17 • :_ .. .. - ....... .... lltitaare , lTOC KIOH, 1 , Plilla6elphla • • · D a • 1 .. •DOE• ..., _,,_ ..._ r. U r-.., 1 1.u Ilia •14al rWf-ihnder, kH ._ Mid• • ..._, 1 1 S,¾ .... ... d:t;-t 1!1111D1111 bim l'il-.,..I ....... LOI A•1•· 7- ___ (Molt 1M I G:Jn11, a, ti -. • el. rn,.n hall .,._.. It. '-'" 1 . - - " -· ... .. Ilia II It. '--- p MIL I, N .... •;ljlrt -•• - • ly JACK CUDDY N EW YOltK UPI - Wh at's II blg Jepgue manager'• tuu,11hest j o b1 Ya11kl11 g 11 1ilkher at the pro per moment , mukinil up the llne•LIP before each game, or puullna some w11y to snop a club out of a battm� Nlurnp? "They're all rough to do," aaya While Solt manager Al Lope:,;, "but hy far lh e mo■t dil'ficult jo b a�y manager h&N It tellln11 one of hn1 players that he has to g o back to the minors." in bea u tif u l g.uy BUDGET •:,"ti�:·;��-:.�... .,!!.,��cs_---P-ap_p_s_'Ana ---=== Sentln el, • " Print his !'r��;i�:f �� !h• c� , �1 KING BUILDEIS SUPPLY CO. K. & C. HWELERS B. & I. CABS WllllAMS SOHIO SIRYICE RUTLAND AUTO PARTS THE D..Y SEN11NB .......,,..IIIUlillI... ' - ., •. '•' ' • �. f Pomeroy-Middleport Pony 9's Play To Tie Score Of 2 to 2 ' j I M t;�•s and BOYS' Endicott Johnson WORK SH OES $3.99 pr. Roush's Shoe Store M lddleport, Ohio ------------- -· GOING PLACES? • I •'• • 1 I I' ' I ' I • ••• !• l • \ •• •!• I' . •• '•• . . . · · ·· · · · - · - · · · · .... - ' . 4-Dally 1 Middleport had two ln ts , b�l h by Honrne Carr. both singles for Po mer oy . Wll,l1e Blu·kwell li ad a / � oubl1• and frt•d _ Boyd a nd Tom Shastt•t·n raeh � 81 ni:Je. departme�t, In t h,� p1trh 1.ng � - - . ,._ . ·--...-----··· . . . . . . ···-·-- i -· Mike Spencer Pitch es Dead lock G ame Ebstie u ed John Thomas gg Pomeroy and M iddleport Pony baseba l l teams played 10 a 2·2 lie Frid•Y Pvening, called after 7 innmgs because of dt1.rlrnesi., as the pitchini,: or both teams w11s way ahead of the hit ter■• Both teams scored onee in the first mning with Pomeroy going ahead 2·1 m the bottom of the fifth, and !he yo ung Yellow J.1H'· kets tJemg 11 up in the tup of lhP sixth •. . .. GO 8 24 Hour Free Ehner,gency 'Rold $5000. Guer1mteed Bail Bond Pfoteetlon. Jl OOO · 110,000 Per■on1I At-cl• dent ln■urance Protection. Complete Tr.veil lnfonnatl on 6. Routtn1 Servlee. Recommended Hotel, Motel and Restaurant•. Lltnt1 M_,. ShowiJll ConRl'ut· lion and Rpttd Trap art111. 10,000 Member.a in Southern Ohio 600,000 memben in Ohio 7,000,000 members nationally . . _ SAY, IT PAYS TO BELONG Write or Phon. E. M. IUITON [ I M i ke Spenet>r of Pomeroy, going all the WIIY, fanned SIil, Willked one. P.'or Middleport, whkh uaed up the lalenb or three hurlers, Terry Johnson opened. promptly walked the bases full, was re· lieved by Ronnie Carr who went through the f:fth fannmg 8 , walk• ing two, and Carr was n•liE>ved by Charley Bush in the sixth. Hu&h fanned three, walked none. Th e &ame will be played ovl'r al Pomeroy next Saturday. A r11re Issue arose 1n the game wl1 1c h w as not t·ontested h)' Mid­ dl t>i>ort manag er woody Oall be, r1:1use he did 1101 care, hP said today, to "cause a rucus." A Middlepor-l runnt'r was Oil third base, two were out, and the count was :J-2. The runner was stealin11 ho me on the next pilch, the batter swung, missed , and the catcher did not hold Lhe ball. The runner acored, the batter was 11ubaequently thrown out by th e catcher at first bue. and the rather "snap' ' ruling was lhat the run did no t count Old head observen, on second thought later were certain the run 1hould hne 1cored. The Radne-Syracuse game was not played. The diam ond was too wet The line score: Mlddloport . . . 100 001 0-2 2 O Pornero)' . 100 010 0--2 a 1 hh•ton, Cur 1, Bu■h e and B•ill, Cart I. Spencer •nd Mayer Brown t. T-1119 llemhlleell l8 Mt.ir Znd Stralaht Wl)I.BLEDON, En,'l'1nd UPI­ Marla l:rtbff Bueno, 20--,-eaHld BntiUan tennis bomb1hell, aeeks her MCOnd consecutive Wlmble• don women•• alnaJ.e• champi<1n• •hlp todQ in I fma1 m1kh a11inll Sandri fteynolilh of South Mr�c1. lfiu Bueno last )'Hr became tbft firat Latin Ameriean a:lrl tver lo wifl the Wimbledon w omen'• title. She fo11owed thl11 u p by wiJmin& the U. S. champlonship. ua11y Hoopltolize,I CHICA.GO \JP(-Frank Leahy, once great coach or Noire Dame wh o reste;ned I<'rida y as general loa IOI m11nager or the 1..o s Angeles Mlddl._.rt, Ohio Chareen profes�t o nal football MIii W. Phone WV-2,2092 team, WBA h111pltalitod tod11y for treatment or a nervous condition. Le11hy'1 brother, suburban hi• , •.,.... , , i., �urance age11l Thomas Leahy, uid lh1. coach had su frered 11 "n ervo lLB hreakdown hrought on AND Ill HOW PLIAIANT by '¥orrles over per!l o nal prob• MOTORING CAN Ill lemA." @) ftllll• ,. ·�:-..:-..=""'-"'·-===·"'·=-�-·- -- --- -, • . We are speci alis t, 1 ¼ !�r-D1c :� w:i:.:��41�7!:: Afrla, '- wood In ..... .. NeM11119rwhelh•r ,_ "". 4111•••1, �••le or ee11t••11-•r•ry • • • ..... .. ....u, ­ hav• the proper pcenell111 In ,tock. S I i O U I O I I P L AY O P IIAUN PUt N I - PI N I S H I O PA N I L I N O YOU CAN I NSTALL YOUlS ILP ••lltllld ii\ An averaae room can be be111tllul woo d lo£.•• tow H . . . tlO.OO "' mo. TERMS = ,1,,,:,. .. T.....a.lm Over ...,.... • I. M. .. ro•.L "�- • <'-;'llf. ITANl'mD, VPI - T�t l'llllt {llf .&Dllricl 1 1tll Ol)'mp1r , Suddenly Hot Reds HoninP' To Get 1 st DIVISion i:-·;i,. CllJCAGO UPI-The suddenly ­ hol Cincinnati Reds try to ahove an unwilllng Chicago Into the Na· ti onal League basement tod itY , just ln lime for th e traditional July 4th st ock•laking. But th e Reds' chances o r sneak· Ing baclc into th e fint di vision are slim. St. Louis means to hold o nto 119 lease or fo urth place and 1h owtd it with a swee p o f a doubleblll ovPr the see o nd•place Milwaukee Bra ves Friday. It took the Red1 219 minutes of baseball and a dozen hits t o win thl fourth of lhelr last five games Friday, downing the Cubs ,. 3 in 12 innings. Don Ne wcombe, who ha■ beaten Chicago 20 o ut of 2fl time, In 10 years of pitchlnC, la11led si1 and tw o.third innings, then yi elded th e mound. Jim Brosnan replaced Newcombe In the seventh and 1ave "P only a sln11le throuch the 10th. But hf.I WI.I yanked (or a pinth­ batter in the 1 1th and eii:-Y1nkee Bob Grim came ln to take the vict ory, in the National League. He ha■ 1(1111 o ne. Bill H enry hurl• ed the 12th tor Cincinnati, 1ivint up only • walk. The Reds won on a two run 12th inninl rally 1tter seeln1 a S.O second lnnint lead evapt>rate. Gus Bell open ed the' 12th with a 11lng'le o U rellever Don Elston wh o took IOSB number 4 aaalnst ◄ wins. Will y Poet popped out and Frank Robins on singl ed hell t o second. Elston filled the l)aae1 with a walk to Ed Balley. Joe SC'haffern olh took the moun1 an d R oy McMillan greeted him with a sacriflc<' fly, Wlllie Jone,, plneh•hlltlng, singled, aco rine Roblnson and maklne it 5·3. .a , July 2, 1960 DIRIV WINNI■ ,.t.vOIIITI CHICAGO UPI-Veneti.ln Wu, with Eddie Arcar o Jn the aaddle, too., ,oupt lQ pid UP bla quest of the 3-ye&r•old Utle where he left off in tht Kentucky Der, by. Tbe Sunny Blue Fartn neer, t.e,ten three timt1 tll\Cfl h• won the Churchlll Downs cl1uh� May putt�n with a heave of 63 feet 7, wae the heavy favoMte to win 3¾ i nches, well beyond the 60 the $47,15() Warren Wrl;:ht Mt:m• or orial Stake&, doalng day festure r at Washingto n Park. years a&:o. O'Br 1 en wu second t his . year at 62 feet, 3\14 inches. 0 av111' beat toss was only II quarter �,.. u.••TING ,os........,•D , rvn1; inch behind O'Brie n'&, The First Ward Firemen'• meet0 f T ing schedul ed for Sunday, J uly 3, le JbJ:b hr1:� 11:u !p q��l��� :.: has be en postponelj upUI Sun4ay, a leap of � feet, O"i, inches - the July lO . longest in tht world so tar this I · year and good for 'another meet I I ,ecord Jim BeaUy o r Nortl> (:>rolin,, . ·• . now rusming for the �•nta Clan, . caur., Yo•tll Vlll�•e, loured the &I i:rue11 nu :!(JO() met ers in 1• mincond , also o t al 13 6 :::::1< .. , n ., ..!'_-.. ---r "!- ,..._ ,..._.•• � 7�- .,..V -_,.-r, :._ttte •Jdl I'"_... ..,.a. Ml ..._.receW., j u mp, vi. the llome- -��--�.1:.'!•.7!�Y:� ...... = .... ,,, ,, ... . w, l........ -...... ...... - - -- lll< Md, -,Ni1or1:r- · .. �1 - ,_ ,. ;====;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;::;,..;;=""i Ta-e ;..,Qf-- · . Mind ,yOng On Yoll!'.,ti"9··':tr1.1■.s j'! _._ , . .. , -z ,.-.. , -. i.. . ..... ... �"".t' � -. 1,. :.,..liall . .., .,_ .. -.. � -• . .. _ .. ..-:.�an:::.: _ .,. .,...,;J"�.\� =:.::."· .,... • .,. ., ,_._*, •- u "' a, ., ..-er Z.:, Mickey Wright �:� C ":: -.:. w:.. �; = . Near Winning Second Title - . 1 • aw� .in .v .,..w. ·- _., _ -· ·. .0 uon. "IPI fflY 41111" • tlHlfftl . tht WhlN S.111 .1,,..., I l'Mft- loW ...,, ,,..,,. ..I.. .. tho ......... ..... ..... ""' lf't, ..... o, llot't -• M. 'tlfl,ot ht I0'4 ... faw, anti yw .._•. lvt .. dry I lot _, folltws •Ill "" 1n arwunwnt, -.,MIi llNMY l■u-H, 1 .._.., Lit­ ti• .....,.,, aH Mt Ma _,. ., .. OW.. .,,... ti/ tho ..... "• hit the lmp11'tent MIM run Th•-• -1119 ....... tho ,e.1 Redl... ........ hi .._. .......,, --------·--. ffl· :\a= . · AM._ · fie 00.lii,;i .nd · Quirk, l:,jale � l!'lh• -h, Mupret Cn> trill, ,ouncH deputy Sadle Thu•· ��; ::· ..,�"::! .:.t , , ,, ' ' *;,,, l ""' IJ:..., ,J,:, ·•...•.'.J,t..,.. :-i;, ...::..;,.:., Ch1pmi .. ._ On Bouie 114 u Eul 8-11 St., •-•NY . Ohio ' ...I.._ u4 WIile, uu, bet•• � . , , ' Five Point■ Senke Slallen, llil'fld L, Roa, PrGp. •• Rt. 1 , I ·· l Also all Directors ant Oflklirll ..W llavo tlcllell for 911i, • all P.111. We Can't Hoodwink God �CHOOU• ---- --� H o ...,. - ---· )· I . ( 1u • �l , u 1 � 1e1H � H ,_ .,, 1 , 111· tftES · and-TYPES ' S�LE ;'9UCED I FIIUTON I D15TlllUTOll ffl:1,ii·�,..t-�, I _..;.J'J'�•�::•�t�Dl��"!�•�!f� ' •• .' II � • :.i: ' i.J.� �ii..'..1 .., PHIL WlJIJfil"C>"I ...:_ • �r?� �i�,��{���· �;'1�•t,'f,ao -••il.lt1o,..,�1:,.,J:i�•;1;1._..._._�,.,r�¼f1"".11�•,.,, " :t �· ' "" - ' \""' • Y •' ..,.., 0 \ , � _..; .... n... _ ,_, ..., _ .ti, "'fJ' ,.... ...., ....., _..... ....I,, .... ..,.. .. a-. n..,­ ... , (I) F.- ._ _. ,.._, al F• ._ Yrt relnati<1n itself ean emh1vl! u11t aw1-·• -- Nero is a vill•ln of history becauae he fiddled while Rome burned, He couldn't have put out the ftre • • ._ but what a coloua\11 stupid time W relax! o, r-•-• • w. �1, _. ....., ,.., r... ... ... _., .. .....,.;., ..,,..._ ,_ .. .. _, .., O.,.. ..if, wllid,, ....... M There aN houra in every wHk when we need t.o nlaJC. And tliert &re hours that challenge 011r mirlit.. iest effort. i. � � - .... ,- ""1, l)iw., ll i1 like thoae hounl whm, with miOlona the world over, we hava opportunity to seek in our church" truth • . . faith , • • Godl The value of relb.ati(ln la unquestionable. But lbt ,•alue of religious and m<1ral gr<1wLh la npr-1mf/ _ Iveryone ,TV SOIES ..._ SUNDAY WHTN-TV Cbauel 13 _ 9,45 "·'""· "0verool1llng llevenal1 In llualneM" ••ls With tlu! lllope it ...UI, i■ .. ,.., •-• f•dn' •lllf lllelp sustalt1 tut u,ftlc!fl ts good lt1 fa ,.u., alUI eo-■-..U9 Hfe, feat11re ls spouored •• the ,.,, ••-•• fin■• •IINl •o....■izat,._ - ��•e n■tne• appear f,efou,. _ ...� �- . . ·- _ ·-· .. -· , . STIFFUI RED ANCHOR FRANOS FLORIST KAQ & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES a1. WILLIS ANTHONY ,-Ann. -...r ' ,, , """°'"' �-er-� a:i.��l:1 • • . :. .�· �VI� . OIL� co. w1· '1.1.IJlllffl • If aomeo� were to· deprive you tJf the riJbt of reluation you would be a ■Ian. = i • . �. iail r� NambR T! �i!'.�":'1�� � �f � ' � tr�r.�:=: . ' SUPREME ICE CREAM CO. n.. KAUTZ FEED STORE 'l1le poet �:It !':::i::;•�,� to .. :;:£.��·� :1 IAIER . . FURNITURE I n AB FOREMAN OHIO VAi.iP IIAIING CO. HOYT'S SOIIIO . SERVICE MOTOR PARTS CO. lilUle,ort STAik DIii&$ HOMi LAIINMY co. ,...... wv.,�zes1 ';!_,i:_ Earl O • ., • to 'lift' ► I HEINER'$ IAl(ERy R H R WLINM & SONS CO ""- hJllldlnJ: fa1le-, Tuba-Type . . . Wh..... Blacks. ,f1 be "°'""fer Items. Cf Inte rest �· � �.. I =-.1:.� ""'" � lbr � to*iwiiii• Weo& Seeowl In., P•-, �� sJ:..tlter, I n. Chu,di . .. .,...... f..:lef .. ,. fw 11M &uilMc J ��ltr ud .-t <ilizrwlup. h ;, ••� al ,pi,it..11 nlion. Wi..._ • MllfUwcl.. ari6n .._,...,, - eiT� - A>lrld _,Hot Chu ..... .... ter . Cliii&Jtd o( tlacipj, Mn. Fay e Robert ll. Ca.rd, Pa,tor. Sunday •t tv• c--... • Pltlla, _Jbrletll. Sch ool at g,3o Lloyd Dillinge,, • BIBLI IND S1,1pt. Wor11hip service at 10:45 '1'1e Communtt,, Vac;atlon Bible AllXtLIA■Y Mlln By Roy L. SrnJth with l he lay leader Herman TaY· Sch l h Jd t h c I bl h I a 00 um O 80 e • e 1 00 The Pledte to the tlaf and the . s l phets were men d eepIY immer ed or in charge. Sunday evening at Lord's Prayer repeateil In Unison unde'i the d irection of Rev. and The a ncient Hebrew proG 7:30 regular meeting or the Frio n closed o n th N s. K e nne . u . OP!JI� � . l'U\IIPJ l" eetlng or 1t!t i.n the life of their times. ifted with a su perb mor al _sens e , MYF; we dnesday at 7 : 30 d. l'· Fr,lday �n _ . . tJj-e Lidl� �Kuxnl'N.&,.. w,hen t �ey day with:-11:-tllhoi-t lll'O@affl d · with .J ustice , and intensely loyal to the traditi onal we,k llfatuate ' i r e& 'Naii odwide Insurance of Columbus, � !! __ .., ae ,.. . �eachen ln c'-·-e ..... were , lune 28 I n evenin .........,. uz are m et lfon"y OIL evenin d d y e Th L sense : Hou , , .--. ._. ,._,.. al tti o f Israel they were unusua·l in one f Joan d Ho Sllnle7, · Mn. �ar the villl ce hall. Sylvia Zwllllna �-" 1 15 E. Znd St., Pomeroy, Phone WY•:2-NBO to tell Ute govCrn ment, the pub1ic, and individ�als the truth. mund Life, Paalf1r. sqnd a.y Sch ool preaident, pre1lding. . \!:Inutes of !\:hop •nd Mn. Hilbert Cor.. As• ' I reached • at a ti me when the ·•i�o am; Supt Berl Boggs; Mornp t , e ,--ph o pr the s e cas ------------------'-------------------s many In last meetinf were read by Ada I tanU were Jitne t Myen, Marilyn• · ie •• ... , am· 1 1 Wo•sh, Evongeli ;.,• e · �· • th p Bui good mes lo be ti th d e esteem• , nerally e g Jordan .. J public Mory Moe T11o1W1• • iiel'fttary 1n d th e treasur• glat., . � • . ser vic e 8 pm,· Rev. Life bringing · , · - � R uth Starkey and Ida Kmm, · prophets saw th em as being bad. And Ihey had to . teII Ul e peo- th� me8Sage; Pruer meeting and er s report was g1wea by ■ct "' 1 • •k A l s. u o s n w h e t and o 1r Thr • ee classes were taught 'f� pie how bad thei r times we re in order to save treasurer Jane Teaford who s {at• Bible stud y Thurllday 8 pm ; Come t nc was e 2. average attend4. Baken; Of Good Bread _ Veneer . Prosperity Thin ed sm.oo was cle ared on the . ve e om on Bible e D he ina m ferlo!I, l u ur nly a o is e sperity o Your Do dge & Plym o uth Deal e pr �� �� ��: rz::;:c:. � :: r tr'irem en 'a Fair held at the chool It happens in so many generations that Hanllngton, W. VL house. The Au-,dliary wi11hes to School was hel d at the Mt. Uni on thin ven ee r that is overlaid on mora l disaster. It was ln suc h Dunn, Pastor; wonhi p 9 : 30; sunChureb u� der the dl r�tion of extend their thanks to all those ' day Sch oo l 10:30; Otis Knopp, a time that th e p roph et Amos preached. who made the affair a ,u coeaa. R�v. M erl :n Teets. Averaa:e at. Su pt ', !:Hour 8:30. , nd Holla nd at the Iime of th c a utb reak of a Belgium Uke ache t waa nda e flvfl t the ■o and 41 & tt G et well Carib -e lent to •• te c • ,_I E U B c hu ch F. E• the n _ e e betw_ caught e ,e w l Israe and ::.Judah Wars, r e •·e World e !in c I .,_ -�� n M both m.n1. wl!!,..:, .... , 5 n Bart<1wa Wllllaiu Diddle Nao.mi ··• PHter,• Sundor SchoCII 9::30 ' d Ma tt hot•., Ro••lle Sayre --� w� =eat powe rs. Ai l politics were world poh!tcs for Duof e.• u •· rlva'·le• Custom Built Kitchens I ,Ouw,n .a. ' 11.,,. Fllnaaan' an ' -·• LBSev Wayne R o ush, Supt ·, Worship l0.45 th e f stay, or Sadie CUT and o uld D�,s Rayna,cl. which th e y e : out o f them there was no war Hendrl�b Sr. , · Middleport era! penono 1 -.1,1ot1 . .\ program re-ason that their lands lay directly athwart the path of •nY Y•hour and Prayer meetina- a:OO; •�IISONM.t meeting of church council Tues• W. ood, Va. Ravensw WIIS· presented S4tqrday evening. 5868, Union Lo<al st. e conqu rld o w n o t en day 8 p. m. Ki\ and )!{rs. Jnncll Mot1.ta;om• great nation that was b Those tal:l ng pa� In the Amer• M�an wbile vast tides of comme rce flowed across the little lean Legi<1n ••rt1de at Middleport ery and aon, DtJ:tat, Wffl Sunday SyracuM l:UI Church F. E. rece nJly Woodi'ow Hendrix, aftern oon. ca tltrl at tbe Arthur lan ds leaving a· lush deposit of cust oms in the form of cash D unn, Putor. Sui,day School 9:30 Fi'antlin He ndrlJ, . ¥1lclttm G9,in• er,btree- hom, . and COnslime r gpod s. Ev e ryone seemed to sha re , at ] east in Woranip 7:30; Meeting of church ther,' Don ·Moore, J'amet . White, Jtr, aDd lfl1. Vernon 'perry, some measure but In the case of the poo r it was on ly a seem- council Wednesday '1:30. Makers of Holsum Bread Morris H1rden. BUI HLd..,n, .Bill !!lw'o• and illlcblel 1na· Mr. and Ing sbarillJI. Just a little way under the gilt a discern in � obFlm -II Chu..., Rael.., Pome roy' s Budget Shopping Center Mobre, Edd� lfoore, bavid Hen- lfi'I., Gelle :Peri,, �wrib t.Ji•; IP'tnt 1erver, such as Amos was, was sure to come upon the misery Arthur R. McCauley. Pastor. 9:30 d ri1, E■rl. Hendrix, RoJet �luk, am Sunday School; 10:45 a m SatUi'day night and' SUt1d1y with Of e Plaln peop1e. Morn ing wonhip. Sermon What Is Marlon Stowe, Bobby Wlllil, Car- . their· parents� lh'. and Ifni. Mose• WHh JUJtlce Con•.....,, .. . Freedom? 6 pm BYF for all rte S!nelJ�, BeUf 11lei.,. �llll Pel'I)'. t Accordi ng to the popula , philosophy of the titr: e , a ny go d 1cbool agesi e Even.in& service toH e ndrix, Kathryn Jolin1on, . VerMl'. ·and lfrs. Robert Kalb, Jr. or support the Church of Your Choice n, MH Sal iter , Ann Lfil Wlttln1 MinneaJ)Oli, ts vlaitlnJ bis irand· OUJht to be sa tisfi�d if the shrines w ere well staffed, wel l pie Ordeal .by m,tor,; Wednesday Take So meo ne to Church with You Sunday . 7:3 pm Prayer K e etin . and Ad1 Slack. 0 it mother, 11n. Ola Perry, and other stocked, and we ll attended. 1 P.pmeroy Wed Main Street Pomeroy lathl._ ..pti■t Church, SFC md Mn. David •mlth ind relatives of the a"-· Phone WY-2-2644 Among the Isra elites there were tho se who lavished rich auley, four chlldren of .Anebm•11e, Al• lllebird Jeffen l, • enjo1ln1 a gifts on the a ,ncient altars. On at least o ne occasion as many Great Bend , Arth ur R. 1:tcC Pa:stor. 9 : 30 JIii Morn rng wur• Hka 1re here vhltln1 her- pa r- v1e1tlon in the westerri ■t■tes with as 10 000 bullocks we re sacrifice d by o ne rich worshipper. 1 sh · ip sermon What le Freedom? enta M.r. and Mrs. Sam Pickens. Donald and Phillip Johnaon. of ' • Thi! ariS tocrabc famili es 1iVC:d I• n house� that w ere ven� e 10 : 15 am Sunday School; 7·30 At the completion ot his furlou1b Athent. n� - 1 m Evening Pnlse aervice, ser• the shn nes jn colorful P they will go to Ft, Knox, K1. Mr. and Kn. Reed Jetfen, Al· showplaces, and they mai ntained (The Frfndl y Bank) 1. man Ordeal by H11lol')'. • A birthday ,arty WH held for bliny, •� Mr. end �- Lavern deur. 157 Walnut Stret Th• HHtft Mtthodl,t Church, But wjdows were bei n g defrauded in the courts b ec se Mlddl epori Mn. Allah Teaford at her ho� Jordar, ,pd family, l oc:11, were sun• and 1ttendln1 . wve day dihner 1u etta of Mrs. Faye the jud,tes were bribed. The liquor busi ness was wo r�ng, ,..Middleport, Rev. Raymon Konk­ recently Cbarles Rouab1 Mr. and Mn. l'.d Jordin. havoc with the heaUh a nd morals of the natfon . Old )an ed , right, Paator. Sunday School 9:30 Grillldley . and clllhtren, ReT. and ' M:r. a Q,d lln, ' wti-_iam CUiwel i estates were gravitating by devious processes i nto the hatut,i .Jack Bechlle, Supt. ; Divine Wor• 1 ,,hip 10� Holy Com'!'miion ser• _ . .Mn. . Harold , Holmet and ehll• aruti-Mra. ll.uby Jordan· sere In of · th e money lenders. • . • .1 · 30 vlee; Wednesda evemng at 7 y dftn, Mr. ind Kn Bob Moo.re F1atwood1, x,-., 1 where ..Y Vi■ited Y011r Wal,reen. .Api!l:y viewed all this with ho� and- ltar Amos bein,a: 8 cou ntryman . committee will meet at the and lam.II,, Kr. •nd Mn. Ro1er Mn CUiwell'• parent,. • •Kt and eard aehurC" h; Official Board 'h rIll voice tha I couId be it s i 'th n a 8 t pr Ca<llllac-Oldsmobile-Rarnbler st . • meeta PIMlne WY•t-!$81 P hckett J otes ed Pomeroy Grindley and dau1bter, Mr. and Mn.' Thomil Taekett' . . Wl � n. o Pom..,, ati n e th ro th ughout '1 W. Mall! 30. �ext Sunday e vooint at n' : li !42 li Mra. I.Aland lltunl&fner •nd ehll- recently underwent i r e at an . "Your sacrifices mean n othmg whateve r to God," 'h e shr1et..Church ., Chrlll'� Mlclcll-,.ott, ital. drf;n.. llr. end Jm. Harold Davi■ 1r ntoq 0 . Fred I. Gardner, Paator, 9:30 Mr� and 11rt. Gene :t,J.vll, � )(:ri. Burb i■ eohflned to ed. Let Justice flow down river. Uke a · � Bibl e Sehocd, R. C. Stejfy, Supt: · Bl1<�! , D\111 -• lfr. ' rn4 11n Ko,piliol wi� r . , HIil 1Dd eblldru ind �- ud ..,._ , J. P. Joacbhll, Pmp. There were those in Israel in the year 7 50 8.C., like many 10: 30 lfornlllll wonhip with ,.,. • Piumbln g & Heating ' O 1 _Sin,: 7,30 Eve• Mia. 8- 11.U. , Mn . � 1 tile In the year 11161> A.D. who could not believe that religion had m on f Thee .,... , nln1 oervlee s,y,np or Satan; l'he BomAulldtn OI-. el lbe ,..., e'- wta Middleport -her IUld ..., 240 Lincoln S1.-Mlddleport.Ph. WY•2·Z5110 d0 w lth sueh matters as. b r:!bery i n the courts• mor• Wednesday I&. ud llt'I. Arm- ,n,.�,In ,: evenlne Prayer meet• N rene Cllurcll htJd a 'lnltler •Ia in government, or Juatlce in soc,al practise. They were , 1111 and Bible .tudy. Come r . , r farewotl �rly fo, l(r. llldrd Fo4ff<._ c..,.h, ,..,. M r nd lfn. _Jlm!iji _ 1)1.i, 1114 111,refore, out,,aged and dema!lded that the Chu rch kee p out lfn. SaOUllon llaU wilt ltll roy, Rev. Waldo J. Bartels, P.utor llt. Of polltlct. retftttp to, mke theli' hoiu, la\ 11,�.:;ii{l fJf hr� John W. Bl1etinar Supt. Sunday wliJth1m,, lloa. A 11ft ,.., pt anNti lltiiiwi -lli<II, w,ile . Sehool a,1a am; Worship hour ot ' Featuring Decorated Slices, Novelties, .Bulk Nt>t.d lliem. 1uestr o 1!'1111, a..&1 ... \fil The Uniform Sunday S.l lesson for July S: "MEN Plloiie WY•Z-3748 Middleport RI. 1 10:25 am Sermon Woke Up . .\mer• 1 · 4 · 23-29; ·� of U• <Im Phone WY-2-5444 Ki••· . s 7 .·7- 1 7 . ," Amo . GOD 1 ""'R 't'-H .,_...� .l'V .. �0 _ .., LIIP WV lea; J r . Bi YF 0:45 pm. Come . ; Ch · n in ., ......n)'ing a , &j · and wonhlp with ua you are wel, ' ,..re d•l <irri;t ,!lutual loeen�J. � nallj � 11; Gov cblel priest Of tlie Jll'elt shrine at Bethel who held his come. to , , _,.....,. Ille Jlllh or tloe Wu ·• by !lie tavor of ti!� ting, became frantic. If this man vChrla fl on 1c1...., 141 Mu1 1,o,,y Morning se,vl... Pomeroy. e., l .\ dedl I _ Ii . 1B sm radi co••m ,vere allowed to it m - Nlilloni ue with his caU « �,iM .rten.,o,, our Aim Is To Satisfy the subject or et 1 1 with GOD ..t M tM MO 'aati ..... Gr whole line Of 1PPIecarts. H1� th ea •L .,.,. ui,.ettIn g of • "' . er� the l e,aon s ermon. Gold en ten, !l! E. Main St. Pop1eroy �. G - 1 v.· -'<lln H E. Ill • Cltemr, Ohio Phone YU .S.2145 tbllt the prophet return to hll ru ral Hb!ne In r-,. · · Satt1H r-: · on '"" ,.,.. ....&ai"'lller, ...Elea1lm: 0 �IYUt.er, Cha)r. ,tn CotumbtU ''_. · thi fore demanded Tekoa where, as be hinted, he might be paid we ll. :fi n !:a��� h�!'st� ,, • , l an ancient trick. He tried te, and his Judgment, ind his In the meantime , he reaorted �tiie':�� �,i;r � �=lt� - �ompany, Mr. Sla(ke1 I• e to silence Amos' tongue by reporting him to the police, •• eommandmento, •l'l-Y•· Deut. 1 1 : chef, Jin. Kr� Ci;ow'. db)eelft of the comp-111. They al· though one could cure a social sore by sayjns nothing about it. I. Wednetd.,. evening oervlce •• . a,oo. You ,re welcome. 24 Hour Service Motor Tu"- Up 'rialled Wa mollier, Mn. Miry He Broke lnlo Q......1-1 .,,,.,.,.... Flr-t ....,,., Chu,.h, p.... ,.,, 11111'!<'11', rio oeiebtlted her llOtb The prophet Arnoo driven out of Bethel, returned t o bis Powel & Asb•Mlddlepert-PI!, WY-!'38U Phone WY-2·2Ml5 Middleport , u • �nlcl rl!ral home and t,y aome method of which we know nothing, !"��u�tz �1� :.:;bfr,�.j ":::: i,. m...age down on p aper, and distribu ted vi ce of wor-b lp and ,tuty. Spee­ anased lo get -■ thla Bunda, monilnf 11 hn ,..nt Su.a., .with her par- rii ut ho world. Hebrew the tbrou g lat mualc. 8etmon What For This �key. �• Finl Uftlted Prel-,wl•n . ento. Ii,, znd,Mrz. am In b do he n e the first author of a oo mplete book Independence 1nd Freedom ? Nu•• I ec & 80 i, •-dlni biirlne" hemon lo{ W �•· Tom by · ChU"'OH of lllddleporl , • ,ery.Jurilor chUt<h child,en Wed· In the Old Testament. 'l'l!o!>l l'!, COlumbua. )j. ••t.r T:IO qu1tterly bu,lne,s •• Na•F.ducatio , n Chrlstt ( Divisio the ferd Ca by (Copyright a 1960 1 n o n Wbod . rmi Jin, iiil llt. lfn by m, will be ....,mp-oled 1 Phone SH•l-4181 ltutland Olle i tes n h Ch h of o ; .�: I • �r "�t. b ed � s� .. : :.��� � = e. ' 3 £:i I '. �f! • ;;1i 0 tltlloe t I Arlhr • . llltt MEMBERSHIP TICKET SA.U: STATIONS KIib l'MI au in. Mem bershlp ticket e nUUes l)Urchaser to fr.., athqisllon and free pa1'klns duri ng Ille fair. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... .... ri TH!: CNUIIIC" "011 ALL , • . ALL 1"0111 TN& C"f,l,-C1'1 CITIZEN'S NATIONAL BANK MEMIERSH• TICllTS NOW ON SALE w.w c- Blore I th ' From AmeriCO't. , _ ,� i l ,,_. . Foremost Manufa�N . BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer MW SI., lllddlepa'rt, Ohio ! .....,.. we� 1960 Meigs County Fair center . . . . . . . . w, ; , THE UNmD $nn WORKERS OF AMERICA f4 .;_,;t The Sports ,!!!...I� .,...., ' 'i;;;o.nbad Chureh f: uke records so me wor�s of Jesus spoken to a woman :twfaf af L,Mr n.y 1a--. ow which he&led her of a certa:n ailmem she had had for twelve r.lh. Flat.a, on pn,.Ua.n,t a,ud j years. These were the words: ''Daughter , be of good comfort; 'M.llldn:• Sr.bool 9:30 am r,-reaehini th faith hath made thee whole; go in peace." Lk. 8:48. !\:30 111 m ,iftd. )lb'e Study w�d ;h ese sami.: wo rds are � rtinent to ou r day. Fa!th still 'l.. 1' � ,r c. w . Prot es whole i.e. if that falth •t mak • . God '11"""1''!"""' %Ian Church of Christ, �,..,. 16 m · ' . Rd. Euiene tJnderwood ttar'n\'1e ••, and Man ts more th an .-. w1coc1 mlnh;t.er: Bible Sebool t:30 •· m. ; bone , he is mo re than that ''ornl"I wont,lp i0:30 L .,,_ _ Evflf' 1 which one Cijn see. He is also Ing w orshiP 7:30. p. m. Robert • mind and splrit. He Uve.s by Jleed. �Uble School Suot. Mlcl'Way Community Church, nourish.men{ that he t akes by '"a of mouth bu t his greatest Minister. Chuck B obby Searles. Y Searlee, Sunday School, Supt., . e ' b th faith s � m 8 h re e co ih 1:1 1,l g sundat school starts at 9 : 30 1. m. . h�s 1 no hlmself, hfu fellow-man , G Prayer meeting 1'ue8day 7:45 p . hls d . [t seemed stra�ge to m. those who were close assocl· -n. lyracuM Methodfet C3wtdl I ates of Jesus that he would ·""8 Rn. GeO':"le Di,,Jo. pa,;tor say upon a certain occasion flt.bool 9:30 A. M.. � when he had not taken food "'lnebrflP"ll,.. Supt. ,.-.,.,._· Sir.or dr.ln k for more than the · - ,�... � larmon Tc,le, '"'l'bf Retor.:IIAl,loa" norm;tI sea 90n, "I h ave m e t, liddie,._, II. L. Bur,tt. iJ,,-c• t o eat that ,ou know not of. uwl11• ac?aot: 10 L 11 1. � ,._ was He meant by this that he ,.,.._ ":46 •· m. eas n g f U on. th& faith that he UI Church, Letart "•I 1._ , ,..... h,.,1 ,..... ' s Father (God.) So we Rll'llllt Sh.:.r'i, Paiitor. SuDday � do Ii t l ve by l)�d alone, btJ.t 1claoo! P'.30 a. m. · wonhlp mijie words tha. come by ,n _._ stUh.;IJ • -• nenmJ {It 7:"'I'! · fro m the mouth of God. • Churctl " the MHren., . $yr• A man whose dreams and aspirations are on a higher plan e euu, an. H1reld HolmN, pa,tor. than thi wo rld tbout hlrn, cart really live and feel th e healing 'il1Dday lich,ol t:30 a. "'· 'Morntnr Row of virtue tltat comes from o n High when the world abou t ·vot1hlp 10:30 a . .,. � 8:80 p. him jg tn turmoil and chaos. This is the kind of hope that J e�s m.; kvan1elilU<' 8e'l'Vlcee 7:30 Pl!18J)ired Jl1 bjs day. And h e is sti l l radiating_ t�at same hope •· Wt dnellday 'r:30 pn_ver meft-Prayer h our hL TuesdlJ' lh through hli Word and hli pro phets , {the Chn stians of toda� .) lilt. il:JO p. m. lii"i11lon11r, eervtee a 1 _ wond.er bow, many O us rea lize the mB!"elous ad vantage Cht Jtd TUtlda?,' el lM .nontb 11 O f, 1111k-examinallon. I asked Danny _and . Ju lie (they are son & T:3!1 • ,. · d augh �r of mine),,, yeste�y evenmg _if they knew that we Church ., N■-re111, MulNf'l'Y• {m a n) was the only creatures abl e to mtrospect? 'They both U nio a Ave.a . Pomeroy, Rev. E. J!:. asktid, "What is in trospection?" I replied, "that mea-ns look• Cox, 1>astor. S\lfl.d•y S(!hool 9:Sb; inJ within one's own mind .'' Julie asked: 0You mean taking Mornlllll: Worshtp 10:30; NYPS at 1 an X•r� of your own self ?" And I said : •'that is what it am· B:4S Evening service, 7:30; Pray• er Meeting Thuraday '1:30. ounts to." lfovae of Pra,-, thNter (The Upon examination, If we find some thing askew , we must, l"oun!rJ' Churth 111 Tnw,,l. lidlf ' we are. made whoie, seek faith lo touch the borde r of God's ,..... ' .... pa ,tor. Stind •• 6<1,ool o,so • · m., Earl Bogga, •upt. : !ar.men! . And when one is willin g to press th rough th e crowds Kornin, wnnhip 1 1 1. m.; Evan-� f Oilr muuern .d•y and be so bo ld and pe rsistent , even with .,11su, ..,.1.,. T .30 p. m . rray,r trembling bands to to�ch the hem of his robe, no matter wh�t �«uiv"" 11 i, "' v,.,.,.hur ...-t,...., the dl ,.1rvi.w c- •••· ■mttt se, we sbal! see him t urn and hear him say: "Tli y �b niade l�ee whol e ; go i n peace." Tllom os, paslor. Sunday aehool rt f;,ith ha -,.._ · , . ..1 SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON OF THE WEEK 1"18WS . • ' •=JO I ti-t-t- F UINACIS .. By Rel'. Eagene Brown 9:30 am Supt Herbert Rouab; prayer 1ttYite1 Wedre■day 8:00 I pr�achin.( Sunday r,leht 7:30; pn,, /ount: people1 :neetlnt Sult· day 6�4, pm. 1 ''" ........'-t Churmllll .... I W. H. Str.. ....,-.h, pa1tor; LM,,.t Clltf: 8unl1y flchool 1. m., I Phll WI-. Snot.; CUI Vuttaa 1 0: 30 1. o, 'WtlL Bl111!)' In ehmr · FMY 11erv•tt■ 7 p. rn. EYan1ell1Uc aervltet 1· tO o. m. p■ltor In. eh1r11 PrayeT IIIIP'etl.nC Wt""le:ld.aJ 7:30 P· m. 1 �tell. llut.i Tree lleU,od.lst: Ke"' W. P.. 8"raiu•hau.1h, ,:,111stor· Sun·- I day Soo-iol 0:30 •· m.. WOTley H ale)'. & I. Supt., Komiq Wor1hlp 10-.111 a, -. rMY aervien '7 p. in . ; �•n1 111entee 'i:SA Rotert E. Smith iii c'JU1lll. Pra, er meetine 7::iO Tb1· m:1,. ,....,...., "'9tmMt. Rt, 12<1, DorcH. �- Codner. pellOJ'· SuTiday School Jtl a. m. Children'• Cbur'"b 3 p. rn. Wonbtp 7:30 p. m. Surd.ly Tueact,, and Fridn. Bradford church eJ.Chrast, R•lph Humbl,, minlater. Bible achool 8:30 a. m.; Mornint wonblp 10:30 a. m Christian Endeavor (youth) 8 p. m. Eve nin"• worthip, 7:,0 p. m. Bradbury Clturah ., Chrltt , T. v. Weill.a, ;ri.inhiter: a1i-1e School, at 9:30 a. ,n. WO! . Kial, Supt.; Morahie wonhlp Ul:30: C�1illt.lan !!:ndi,avor 6 p. m.; EveninJ wonblp, 7 p. m. k'(ngchm Hall Of .,.....,.ah'I Wit• ,1e·s1es: Public meelimc Sun. 3 p. 1 m.; Watcllh>wt-r Study 4 p. m. ; Bible study, nae■., a p. m..; �. ice mieetin1, Tbun. 7 p. m.; Min-latry School nun. a p. m. Danville ,11..-i.,, Hetll...- Church langsyHle, o.n WachlftKhwa m.. p111tor : Sunda.1 School 8:30 a. m.; Momin1 Wonhlp 10:30 a. m.; Pi1• gri,., YouU: 8:4& p, m. Bvan.eeli.slie servlee, ?:30 p. ,.. . Fello-ip service . Wedn et1d v '1::W p. m. - MAX WARD AGENCY coaa. -. us GUmor,,'1 Supply Store SERMONETIE 2, 196()....5 I .,�-.,.. .�;: · � • • t1' rT � - I Reuler ln111ntte• .t.1oney • . . . J uly uan .. , remember one J;1h1yer here . ancl could c0llld my flnal pey." with th e While Solt who I had to . Like Lopez, Or e88e n or Rieb• send back to the minon shortly ards and v irtually all other m•• dtt'-r J took over the club from 1 jor le11iue managers, Stengel Miirty Morlan. l tnld thiA felloW I mskeB it a habit to take a player I was torr)' but I h1i1.d to ,end lnto hi1 private o fflc-e and h ne a hlm b■ck. He sure raiaed a fun. heart-to- heart talk with him be-. He told me 1hat Marion con�d· fore cuttina him loose . ered him one of the beat pJl.)'el'I 1 ",I try to 1lve It to them o n the �\ub. What co uld I do ? 1 1 aLralght," 11ay1 Casey. "U they've merely said that I waa 1ti11 sorry been wUh me a long l ime, I I but I Wat the monager no w, not thank them 1lncerel� for the 1ood Marlon." they did me, It lt'1 a yo ung fel· lo w, I try to encourage him and All bia•league playera realize tell him there'• a chance to come the day mull co me when they ba<! k up. But no matter who It · wlll be eith er aent lo th e minor, is, it'll th e touiheat job In the or rel eaaed unconditionally, but- world ." they put that day o ut o f thelr cc;;::;;;;;;;;.;;;,,;;.::;;:;;;;;;. · _,...,,;;.-, mind and mike lt a po int not to dwell o n ii. Vttte,ran Pitch..- Complaln1 , The thins they d o not pul out nf their inlnd la the manner lb which a club bends them their I NEW IM UIIID walking: p1per1. "I .,., wlth on• clull, nlM y,u"'-" l'aUIH .... Wfltrlll Afflerican t...- ,1tch11r, "aM when they cllt mt INM, they 41ldn't M9fl have tM 411uncy h tef1 1M to n\V fMtJ, ...... . M ft1■·1 WY.a.37M 11..1y lofl • ,1- of JIOIIW oo tho llool in "••• of mr I°"".,Wttrfo. OHIO •� � � ���••• threu! . . . 11 JI I w•. � nt· k ; i,iM, . al ", lot � W ' !l',: �� I}--._ -ii!! ; "" sale. Pro,n lum t,ooks for IIOQ fair will be malled about i.1ri "1D l ,. • ._,. lMT _ I t 1.,D_ _ CCNI RI_ ROME UP!-'tlie llallim Olym­ July 11th. Those pI1nnlit, on, havlD1 entries ohould not pic orp11alal &IWllilUN _.. an, at f'alr Of. delay In reglsterl111 the•. Secretary will nounced 1n 1 11-timfl record Gf 88 ■um• 1• tbtl for nation, rntered flee on Rock Sp rinp Fall,oollllda from l:00 to 4:00 mtr 11rM1, The •�• 1; railed lo Ill wl� 1imall MY Allllllt U&II. 111d 1111d Joli. Auswit ltb, became lndef4tnd1nt Friday, like 1 If lo bl "'1lllled u I'""! aa Ito . 1 national Oly:Dpic ooamltt• 11 · -""":�____.. ". . :""",__'_'. • -�� · .. ______,._ tlh I ,...,. N«l&llllo!I, ,. � • ·..... ... � · -" 1 ' .' :ltl l,ji:i,; ii\111:: •�d - ---�� -w.r� -.......... , t•, ·•-i.·'�; . , .-FO REMAN '.. . . dnd AI IIIYT .,.. Walking Papers For Big Leaguers Baek Into Bushes Is Tdughest Job For Baseball Managers Chuck Drcu en or the Brave■, • disclple or the rouMh•tough tild school o f baaehall, had to db flt · actly that j ob Jl'rld ay when he was obli&:ed to no tify firat b111e. man Frank Torre that be was beln11 sent down to Louisville al" the Arneric■n All,>elatlon. Picture h ow Turre felt after be lnl with th e Brave■ for fl\lti 1ea,on1 and huina: partl('lpa led In Wo rld Serie■ pla.Y with them. Nalur1Uy the big: Brookl)'n-born fU'■t blternan toot it bard. But D1'111Hn had no HI.)' Ume telltna him, lither. � Noll<fl ChlLope1 N)'I thin&:• have chan•ed a a:reat deal iTI the matter ol . Nndln11 playen down ■lace be · w.. ena11ed in active compel!• HOLD INSl'!C1'10N lllspeetion w11 held T.hursdar evening· whev. �ufding Stat Coup. eil, Daughters of America met Jn regular seuion wllh Cou11. cUor Either H1rdl8Jl, . �a!dlnl, Dilltlct Depu!y Edlib Wakely of Maritila was tl)e trisi)ectl ng officer and gave the croup a ver, good 1rade on t�eir wort. She 1181.J c<1mplim.ented and thanked tbem ftlr their .fine �•tl�n. � llliaeJ, ibuna Hay.man a d ti . ..._ i � pt 1 ......... .,.L. Today's Sport P,a�ade f· . . V. D. ·IMfA11JS ,...di -,liii;y ,,,.'° ·------- --- -- - - Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., PL�N SOCIAi,. Mana were made to h,ve an ice cream sotial when the Suri· �ine Makers Cius of the Unlted rretbytertan Sunday School h eld their rtrular meeting at tbe home or Helen Harri.a, Friday. Meetin& in ch1r.11:� o r. the president Kar· g�re_t W�ebrenner, opene«;' by , ,...."' d 1 Bleat Be ;h e Tie <�I 01!e bY the . Lord I Prayer m UDllOrll. De voho na were read by J.&ne!I White. Srcretary and Trea• 1\inr r eports were read and ap•prcwed. Free will otre rln& wit taken. Bakeless Bakesale llips we.re g 1ven to membe rs and will be given to other members and friends of the church. Th e cl� ss will APOnsor an i(!e cream 1oq1l ' on the lawn beaide the church July 9th. Boa,e made ealte will 1Jao be sold. Proceed■ will go toward the b ullding fund. Bible Study, Christ's Shepherding Ca z ;'' 1iven , R .a.c:j.1 McBrl a e a 80 rH The ind BeUet . Tr■ ve1ing basket fr om Naomi London was gi ve n to the hoate.!ls Mrs. Harris. Meeting closed b)' the da!!s benedlctl!'fl. Durln l t 1'e social ho11t delicio us refreshme11bi were ' servE!d to tht abovt m entlonfd and Esther Harden; · Genev1evf' Schnei der, Laura Pie• • ken■, Gertrude Duffv, M.are ::.ret . Cottrdl, Helen Diddle, Beatrice Bl ak pau JIne Morar I ty was • aues · -v W ... 1h11 � triil rec • .. � l'lilllJ" J'!I lq when ...... ....._. ...,- ..,k in i,,o,,. Tllfr +... _..�yreu,-•• ►e,r1 � 1 a• I • till -'-----ttie ..., . - ,. Nit. . , , �. Cs 1 tt JI a.t:e.11 Mlli4 ... Y .. Y� _. ._. twe I 1niell -$e .llMik 1Pt w1dte bar one. btctt. Md . die ll:AI 9 11 .i 01ew4uut,· .,.. Hlttell 1-a ,. DINlt N 1 _ _ ..__ "(II : hf. SM fl -.l•cto et fllt i..,.la . . P�p11' shutout was the eeeond warmuu paoh, t:yed the stand ard, r ll kt -h11 lut ttwee 1tarta. _He has praftced back, ran slowlJ tp and To gel tbe moet fult.,.uf4,J>oat-Jonff ,-1 .,. ....,. 4-5 allowed only two r■n, durmg tltat made the mlgl!ty spr ing. ' • ,f:, . , •' 5:__.,.., e,lMt mg, rree ,our "'""!d . �""ii Ill J>eJ'jpd. Pappu 11:ded h.iJ cause •--• F rancJ,ico ■t r ._, "h ll--'...., -a.r• a T was ere 1 • thunderous ovation h fifth the a ltomer wiUf -run o tw in L.. An,.111 at l'ltt .,,.h care u fo �"' QlKUl· WOil')' and bar, the �thou,gh brushed inning against Billy Pierce. the when FRENCII IJC!t, Ind. UPI-Lone C I ncinnali •• Ch lcago Th o mas' tract shorts. wiggled by eld Oriole ne1118Mil. hilting Mickey Wrieht, San Dlea:o, CHl1 hamrds of boat �hip MllwaukN at St, Loul:IThe v ictory was the seYenlb tor I gently but stayed pro perly in Calif., threltened tod!Q' to be­ 'Pappu •¥ hla fourth rrtraiiht. plaiee. co-ne th e first wo man golf pro and operation. Our compr�henAMl!RICAN LeAGUI S.... Art HMrtt:.rlnn to win tl\i! l.adie.a P GA champion• w L Pet. Gia Pierce, who has a 20-8 lifetime Ti...h_e TJi?mas � J ump was 23/4 shi p for • second time. si ve Boat and M:fri.ne lnao,:"1:11C1!L m-.r k ag1in11t Baltim ore, lost his New Yo rk . . . . . 40 2G .615 L n l cm:s .,., e r lnan t e reeoeni.ied h hi fdurtb came. Ballimore 43 30 -� 1 MiH wr�l, •ho won tbe- tour­ co veraae 1ivea ' )'OU BOlid"'. proThere w11 no other action in I world mark tba� Ru11ia'a Yu�iy ney · in · grabbed a two stroke ' Cleveland 37 38 .M8 3 the American League as rain Stepanov made m 1957 at Lenin• le.ad Oil the• field ol a& in Fri• teetion a-ga11)st loss �µe to- fire, Chica1o 37 32 .S38 5 J Detroit . . . . . . 32 34 .'85 8 ¾ po�ned the Detroit . Ne w Mort, grad . 'Ml?mas haa now topped th, day's first round poweriDJ her ' 1mpos11ible" atYen root tee and fairway aJJota far over 'the damage, theft and Uitiil1ty;coat Cleveland . WbhlnD'ton and Kan- onCfl ... � 10 •• .W at hi ngI on . . . . 30 _, , i mes. • ht � th t e1g mON ID ,0 . h &«t'l'let. 'ftotton · Cllt HI, 1/.z 38! 42 2:ff , . 1tanaa1 City . . rain-soaked linka w.hile her chal­ 15 tut. ' , Call am1U! is 1111h Pl� Pli1led away to itB Left 'in the 1h1dows or the lengers were limited by the dil­ . . . . . 24 43 .3'8 17 BoY!.on bttgeat National 1..Eatue lead, 41& mamM_qtb l eap wt-re t1!ie b'iumphs tance th ey could hit th e ball in Frltl•v'• Ruvtts • game,, by ed&ing Los Angetes, 4-3, and hl!i:rtbfeab tf t1'e other ath• the air. la1tlmort 4 Chlcato t. N 1 I.Ad . St l,guia took a Lwi-niiht · letes •.Jto made tfle Olympie team Detroit n "· Y, � rah,, N The difference paid off for Mir 4e,ub!e. hea:der frora eece.ad place -or nli.ued, with a 71, three under par, for K. C, at lffl , N ppd rain llllw,Nee, 8-7 and 7-.5. CincinnaThe tPlu'mPtl Included meet the 6,623 yard Sheraton Countr, Clive. n wash, N ,.. rain . ti beit Chlca,o, 5-3, ln the 011Jy recor�• la ihe �ve lln, sbot put, Club course. Kathy Cornelius, S.turdty'a ,,._bl• ,1tchln ha'!1Wlf lhrow, liroad Jump and Lakeland, Fla., and Kathy Wh.i.t• , K•"'8• City ,t ao.tdn-Mill 1-1 ether .. - pl1yed. Dick IJuart a,ain plQ, ,ed thJ 5,000 mieter run. n tuHIY1n s.t w orth, Jal, N. M ., were tled fw 1 y k 1u I h oe't Nile ffM' Pit�gb a11 he O.t It at v 'J11os'e "Ith b!'OUII Marta w ere sec ond place at 73. � MHil i.•t • tOtl:i lllnine .siptle t.) lllj!ore 1-5 D1.._r ·:: . � -· ri er Ctl:at'lie Tidwell of ed b Cl•vtlind III wa thlnit---- �rto OlMi.ente all the way l n i• Ap fttahol Nle• Bill tot K JMlf. i i:• and ,r.:.17 lirtt PIie wUh tht wion lnc , Gr411J1t � 111 JIN¥1' .M der. 'l)iwelt pull,ed � mtttole in -•-L rua. _,lcaito •• laltl...,. �ILoa An,ele1 100red al l i t& runa the tdb mete-r ddh ind may rniss Wyn11 .. n l•tr- N blf only today, e the late � 1n ter on huJnen. ,Dhn I.Nebmo con• Nle• 1 to llome. ticket chance • for · necte4. with I man aboeird in the Clev•n::,.:..-=: Nea l hit one der w111 noted out tor th, shot ae ¥N11lb _.u:d C M.,..., ., •1taore U& he l But Pi b l.11'&:h then team by la�artivift. Dave .Davia. lttb. l Ditro t •· New York 2 Dt•I• ♦Jmoat MtlMtl, No. Hit got U> reliever i.rry Sherr a1 Kenaaa Cltv ■t eoaton .,. ..-Hns 45 n..,_ '""' Stan. �• Clarittop,ber doubled arid tal• . UN on Clemeate'1 1W111le. Sill.art •, hnl: flt mlnid u, In hk tran• - �\ , ' ,..-ft,tion. Nd ._ eh.....,. • plane, t■ TURNI TO DUTY hit gave Fred Green hia fourth lat tollll lQUl'MII'' hihih a NH In a car, ind 9Dt to . ··· � · < PHILADELPHIA UPI-011t.fleld· win. _. , t�• thq, &tadlum 1ffff hit 1nnt had er John CalUaon, who h.. been sidelined with a knee Injury ■Ince f PHILADELP HIA uPI-B111 Rey• Memorial D1y, waa rHto.red to no lds, former Unl v$?.sity or Pittll• Marine Al C1ntello t088ed the the Phl11delphl• Phillies' aetlve bure:h in d pro Cle velan d Browns javell'n 2'17 feet, 7 incheB, n early '. ,., . ' . . �, ro11ter today and Infielder Joe hal fback, has reslrned u foot• 33 feet beyond the old trials rec• custom kitch8ili'- F)lr6lture - Appll� Koppe replaced him on the di!I• ball backfield coach al Te m ple ord. Kan1aa' Bill Alie)' was HC· ; i. ablttd Hal .. Uni versity. o nd at 2fl9 foot, 7 � inches. Pltone WY !-53!1 , L•"I Win• Shot Put Dall11 Lon11 or USC won the N. SECOND A.VE<;,_. . ,. ' '. duel of the "60 foot dub" shot --·-------- ll'a smazlne how many pilot!!, •w:ree with Lopez. Even .uch a vetllran al manar.:lnil as Casey Sten"el of the Yankeea reveal, that be too feell the panl every time■ he is forced lo aend one or hl1 playera down and Paul Rich· .:ird1 ol the Ori ole• 1110 conre111e1, "it's no oMIY Job and I don't care who th e m1n1&cr 11.'' Syracuse News Of Week =--� ---e:�:1� �°:�·/ �n��:d�� � :a���� �'Bf!� � !}! !. t� .. • -• ••t.� ltll Jiff u_. flOI .....,...- . . . . • T.DI.. "I'• , c-, Pomeroy-Midd leport, O Clt.arS Unprttedented Jump MEL90URNE, Austnlle----Gery CoWWrn, 13'�. Au ..r.Ue, wt- ._ ...._,..,. n • - Mi J C --?_�•d poini-.d Al• Pravta.nl, l U� , H· •· ..._ . . . . . . • • ... • llli h - tlr r :1 • Ir 11 . , . . ._ • - .. aly, 1 2· • • GI fJ I • -- _. N. •· � AIW'!h, B . . . . C•llf.----o.nmy ClaiC11191 17 • :_ .. .. - ....... .... lltitaare , lTOC KIOH, 1 , Plilla6elphla • • · D a • 1 .. •DOE• ..., _,,_ ..._ r. U r-.., 1 1.u Ilia •14al rWf-ihnder, kH ._ Mid• • ..._, 1 1 S,¾ .... ... d:t;-t 1!1111D1111 bim l'il-.,..I ....... LOI A•1•· 7- ___ (Molt 1M I G:Jn11, a, ti -. • el. rn,.n hall .,._.. It. '-'" 1 . - - " -· ... .. Ilia II It. '--- p MIL I, N .... •;ljlrt -•• - • ly JACK CUDDY N EW YOltK UPI - Wh at's II blg Jepgue manager'• tuu,11hest j o b1 Ya11kl11 g 11 1ilkher at the pro per moment , mukinil up the llne•LIP before each game, or puullna some w11y to snop a club out of a battm� Nlurnp? "They're all rough to do," aaya While Solt manager Al Lope:,;, "but hy far lh e mo■t dil'ficult jo b a�y manager h&N It tellln11 one of hn1 players that he has to g o back to the minors." in bea u tif u l g.uy BUDGET •:,"ti�:·;��-:.�... .,!!.,��cs_---P-ap_p_s_'Ana ---=== Sentln el, • " Print his !'r��;i�:f �� !h• c� , �1 KING BUILDEIS SUPPLY CO. K. & C. HWELERS B. & I. CABS WllllAMS SOHIO SIRYICE RUTLAND AUTO PARTS THE D..Y SEN11NB .......,,..IIIUlillI... ' - ., •. '•' ' • �• � -... � � t 1>-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 2, 1 960 ( 20 ) Busi ness Services FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE ll&liULT� R.ATl!S Call Dk1 Sterrett 4 cents per ward, one msertion. Minimum chara:e - 60 ::cnt.!I. I ceob per word for Lhree cooae�Uve msertlollA. S Kci&l - om: me11lh for 30 cent,: �r word. Full rate or 4 1..-cnts per word will be charged for adve-rlis.in.g lf not paid wiUu.n lU d.i.ys :aner rereivin;;i bdl. Errors ill AO\'CfllSlni - Should be lep<'-tl"d '.mmed.lalely. The Oa.ll �, ,' Sentrnel will not !)(, ft'SJ)\)nsibl e for more ti . au otll;! incur reel insertion �ld o( T�. .ii.llks and �nal No 1 u:es of tr, 'h..!, $ J .U0. VbH Uilrle� publl�l!d al I i,;t''ll l)Cf ... u, a. " : , -. y � I l>A V 3 U,\ YS L MU ·:1011.os �6(k. $ I �:, 15 ,J4 . .;Q $1 .iO tiUc $ J till 2(' 1-X: s:.: � $1 5U � $7 .54.1 t,da rH'tlJv11:d by 10 A M will b� 1 11 tll.. i d..i.t _. rPf� tleforo 9:30 .,.M Middleport W Y-2-2+-ff Pom,,roy WY-2-3195 KAUTZ FaED STO..a At Chest..'t'wlloh 1-2 145 "'4AMl1-L SERVl�E S. TATION IJ#,fu,,.. 9:00 ... ,..,, Al!M ny 3.U..1 Zvery Day �"r , k• "'"" I wy of fha�,ks I I I I I I I ------- --- I • Look mg ahead on the food mar• k e t 1:, Vcgelablc11: Vegetables h eadlllg th1 1:, wet'k's last 1ndude an.ap Df'lltb aod t.1bb•ge. Both illre locwl grown now-though !!Ome beUJS b,em g shipped w, tou Other eco11o m1c.il �·egetablc choices include l'w ·u rn bers. leaf and head lettuce, rat.J1.,hu, and omuus. Peppers ue "bu .. ttract111l'ly prit·e,J Sweet corn 1 1 111y bl' " hHlc lughcr l'ot<1\o p r in · !> ..rt• clo wn a lltlle as har I \ <·.,un1, l ' lt'I CaSl..'ll. j � r UJl!, l herrici;. swe-et .ir 1d sour. I .11ttl hJ ad,; l'dSJ)bc r�1cs t;., 0itt• the �lJuL 1 1 g ht L or Int l'ou�th uf J u ly .vreki,n.J Ht!d nispbcrnc� may be n= .-� bu ., ! h t'fl, too. Look for feal u res on watermclun. L'antaloupe, hauanas, and pme.ipple are a lJ.ll 1 i;uo.J rho1ces. Olhrr fruits to sekcl ! rum rncl ude h lueberries· . µea,·hl' ;,, ncl·\armc�. P , urns 1111 d �rapes P o ullr)' , eggs and dairy produels: Broileni ure popular warm weathe r m·enu it t ms. Look for " s pu· i a b" for the long week end. Egi,: JJric es remain 11t ver)' al• Ciirrcntly, l he lractive levels. large si:u• 15 the better buy for economy . Don't forget 10 use lots of dairy iteim throughout t he summer . though J une Dairy Monlh is over. ' and for "sruocials" •t•at ·. W•\c•h '" • •• sh o � for le ss well-known cuts to s1 re t c II your inc,11 dolla•. . Outdoo, cc,11ki11g will be especially popular, :,;o sleilk� will ralc ii high spot on muny i.hoppi nl lists fur t he Jong we-ck end . Look for specials on and the:;c as wrll as sausaue .,. ! u mb cu ri m l.' ats. Beef supplies are well above those of a y ear a�o. J·1 1ce11 i.re eapectetJ to rem.i. m neu p n:lic n L Jeve.u1 . !:i upp U ell o t por& ..re p1em11u1 1or Lnl.li tune of yeitlr. r re$O J0111& 1:urreml)' repreM!'ll l v11e ol L lle beth•t mt!<1l chu1ces. l.."hernea 11n o ne rnes . !, w ce L a nd sour cnc.- ri es, red ano bla c k nasp• oerncs, LtUtl·Kb-erned, bluc l:M!,rru:i;, .ihu l w 1 n11hs Lo.Ae rno::-lr i.Jiace lll the 1vr.i1 1 a1arll: et t or JUS l a 11110/' l , .. 11 c i , , , .. h- ,. u., e .i"t n.1 c dny J u 1 y . l:!. U J I.I)' W1;.,c l r..: .. u :,11,.,Jl L l UH.:, uv w, .., , •� ••.;u,ul 1nc M. ,.:.u,1 Uj 1 11.in•HIA ..,. 1:i.e1 , u1 , lrecitu1�, ur C.illl,Hl5 dll' III wu.le they ue m isca.sou. �i..al lty 1s �SU.ally best and price 1s ,vwe:.t during this time. ---- I (Contlnwd p,...... P•.. One> t o the nalion and the party," Truman .said. "He bu made a dee p impreplon on the country and no aelf•appointtd 1pokefl!1en for aper.ial causea should be allow ed to detract from his ability and dedication to Lbe liberal and progressive principles of lhe Democratic party. No section of the nation need have any con• cern or doubt aa to w h ere he would stand w h en the interub of everyone in the country are mvolvcd. " In dlKussint KannKy -. qu■llf ication as presklent, Truman Hid M' would want to ■sit the Mast■chuseth o.mocrat at thli time-: "Senator, ■re you c•rtain that you ara quite ready kor the country or that the coun-try 11 really for you 6n the role of prHldent In J■IIINry, 1 96 1 1 I haw no deubt about the political heiehta to which you •re deitlnetl to rl•." ' But Truman expressed mis• givings about Kenned)' as a nomlnee. '"I would hope that some• one with t he greatHl possible maturit)' and experience would be availnble al this time'' Tru· m ■n said. " May I urge you to be Pl· enl?" U expli• . Truman Hid notlling cite IY about Dem ocr•ti• N•Ii01W Chairman P.aul M · 8U0er. Before l he Truma" at.atement, Buller promised a f"wide open" convention and said ' he had asked lhe former President to r� consider his decision not lo at• Attred ��•ety Nau•s sOCIO. I Eve11 ts ti\C I' - Buckwheat ■ COLUKBUS UPI-Sunny tkies beamed on molt of the nation Salurday u holid■)I vac1Uoneei;1 &rffted tbe flnt full day of the Fourth of July weebnd. Tb� weather bureau 111kl 1bow­ en and tbundentorm. would be limited to the Pacific Norlh we,t the Central Atlantic Seaboard and from t h e Central PJ■ins into the upper Great Lakes. MAN FINaD Robert Ernest Knaul, 1008 22nd St. Pl. f>leuant, W. Va., was fined $126 and coals and aen­ tenced to th ree days In Jall by Mayor Charles Legu Friday eve­ ning following his arrest by Pom­ ero)' �lice Chief Jed Webster for DWI. 206 ) I . I - - - -.--- - --- - -- !Ir 9ll'L'Lff . PEANUTS < .-'J THEY'D U(tUT Tii& �T � ·� �M£S."$££,..I.ND. $TOCKS SLIP NEW YORK UPI - Stock• and i ndu1try alipped oft in lhe preholld.ly week just endin1. OIVORCI AIKED Edn■ Marie H11nnell, 100 Con­ dor St., Pomeroy, b11 flied peti­ tion for divon:e 1&1inat John Eu• g ene Hunnell, s■me addrtls. BARN l!V GOOGLE WHEN VE REC KON WE 'LL GIT BACK fROM TII' SffiLEMENT, PAW ? ·oo md SNUFFV SMITH lEAP IN TH' CEUAR,IWIAW� 1'/ME"s A·WIISTIN!! A CYCLONE 'S OM1N'!! HAVE 'IOU SEEN A RONAII.OW HORSE, SIR ? FRED LASSWELL NO, l>'JA'Arll•• BUT I 'll SHOIIE HEIP VE� White Shirted Workers, Postmen · Reign Supreme . eaw. ' PiANOS 1x- eI Recon Be1·1eved Down In North Sea .. PIANl/1'1 NIW ltAN L LOS Atf11ELJ:S UPI - A new panel of 30 will be ,um.mooed Tuud■y when the aecond murder trlal of Dr. R. Bernard Finch and hi• red - haired miltru, Carole Trepff rnumea ■her ■ holiday recea. Sunny Skie11 Will Be , Oo Mosl Of Nalioo CONDIMN TWO COUNTRIES M U E L l E ll FU�NAC E S, WESTING .BRUSSELS UPl-11'e EJ:ec'41ve HOUSE •PPhancH. Arnold 8.-oBoard of the Intern■tlonal Confed­ thu, . SyracuM, Ohio. Phona eratfon of Free Trade Unions WY 1 -6 )8,e• 1 1 -1 1 -tf 1cnu h■s condemned the gov­ tend the convention. f Truman also mentioned several ernment, of Cub& ■nd tl'le J>o. PHO N E �2-2 1 57 minlca, .Republic. The 1Crru other potential candidates. HOOFING, SPOUTING, Sheet Me,.• ..... o meetina: here Friday, called upon i111Jd k r of repair w work ,.,_J · · _ --------------------"" '" Ju"'' all IIU!,mbf/r go._.e�nments ,of the im y kind. J,'rank Powers . 1 33 l I , 1 '- 0 1 ices I Y02 I J U U SL' "' 'l'rilller 3' ., root 3 ;:,uuuot/ .,-.;nuvl ""e ltd·a nee 011 N. Third Qrpnlution of A merican States St., Middleport. roums �,1d shuw�r. G ood Ct) nd1&29_61c __ _ _ __ - - · -J une ..:t; was :i�, ouermg :.i• l .92. Phon e w y2. 230 1 . td break off diplomatic rekltlons tiun $.1200. �" mile north of I TERM�TE ANO PEST CONTN:OL : .bet'nu.:e :,w ..r 1z, M1Jlard Swartz wltb the Domlnicana. Tuppers l 'lai lt9 on Hot)te 7. ! - -_ -- - - ---::- , -l,y f' ain. Fr" ln:.pect ion. ln1urand 1� u l a T;iy 1or were named to , S LO l I WO A D O L I Phone 1539 Cool ville. 6-29-6tp C H O RCH N by NaJ.lonwid•. Phone R. 1 lhe program : committee 1 or t he I sh ade�. clol h porth valance, -· FILLY CLOIIS CAMPAIGN d A. S•rviu ·s1.>tion WY2• H omccom wg to be held in Septe ru. UPI-Sil­ WA'J'l:H FOil AD artcr 4th for ! aw1111it1i., venetian blinds, win• INGl,EWOOD, • 4-l6-tfc �_ ber C obhlers polatoeg _ in the __ _ ___ hone sale. Irish top the _ do-.v shitdes. 8.(W)Ofl. Free estimates. ver , I •1 :he WSCS h eld i ts regular meet• WASIIINGTON, D. C. UPI­ that now grown ,table from certified er seed, best Dale Wipoel. 216 Union Ave., CHEC K OUR B.i1rgai11 Table daily Mailmen and 1overnment worlJ­ c. V.· Whitn mg at th e £'0Hrod . Robul5o n home have Bruah eating -Bua: 3 potatoes \hill and grow. VlNli,"i. Pomerov tc on · 2 1 · SA u1 isl'S surpr new 1'ompi for &O er1 relped today JS a ,otent bloc Tu�&l.lay, J une 2 1, with 7 members . · Grown on Bailey Hun. Frank dOIII ou& ber Weltern Each ilem only $ 1 .00. The Shoe or vo�n with power to penuade ialttrtd, Thelma attendmg_. tora v1s 3 and 1 a; SUPPLY. RIDENOUR Radi;d i ch B.ailey , . toda)' wbel'l 11he Run. � l!:m _ tc Be.� ·-M ��lll•p��- Ohrn. tl·2�H:itc Republicana II well as Demoaata . filly· camPAilrl, Hendt:rson was in charge of the 1:1 �! TV Service. YUS-2126. 6-1 1 -30 tp ■ her, fi(lh .,11ku win In the aeu ' 'elatin is now t>eing sold to sJap down President Elaenluni,_ meeting. � DELICIOUS I C E CHEAM • Sundaes, - ----- $llll;ffil Viii)!)- l!�dlc•p at H olly­ I_!' ·, , '-o ,· r d _ _" _ en veto and crant an eleetloa-· are __ stamps and tax SOciet the all. by fh1vors. Jack's D.iiry nar, )' i O D • F . R' HAMME • RE 'U ISP SA O E _ _ S ,..... l'a,:k. year PIY r,lH. "e1ng cellected. Isela 'fa•lor was M 1 ddl eporl. 6·28·6lC L . ... ............ ' Weekly pickup. As low as $ 1 .00 W ,.. ' W lS l l ·1 0 ·i HANK U U H HELA... J .. • •ub ' ect, e h t f o lead"r With blue-1hb1ed paalnum' ",og•am 0 TI V E S :1nJ rrn!111b who l.1t• lpcd N! N t-� f ' J 1':C E DJNlNLi � m.ont h . Call R. & A. Service ROOM I " S cu d Ye ltorth Wil b Joy. " Th e cheering In the g11lerieA, the Station, W Y2·236fl or see Mar• l11 an)· w.iy dur111g lh c l l l u es:. Suite. Guud conditi o n Phone h o.,let11 served refreshments or ice Senate and Howe Friday over• I 6-1 30tp ion (Hammer) Ha .v k. and dl"ath oi u..ir hus ban .J au d W Y. 2 -2:nH . 1 6lc I · 7 , cake and col f ee. fhe next cream •BALDWllll rode the veto ol ■ $'740 tnilllan . --. e w father. L ' l F111dl111J.:. Also . J of s· home the al be will R meeting T 'D "' 11al1ry hike for 1,570,000 fedtr,i S"AL D •Wt!RLffZE RA 10 An m • LEVfSION .L w1:,;h tu thank l)r. H111r1 11H11i, Rev. NEW SHIPMENT UF' TIWPICAL I . . h Garnet Windland wit Taylor ola P employes despite Eiaenhower's repair oppltance Otts • one h · frs h a11d 1111.:nt)' of 11upplic1i. Sign Hobert Cuti, the Wl11te ru11l'ral . . ' ._ •.:.. ·_ . · i:R F,A.MOUS all program leader on Tueada)', charge that is represented "fiar1l )kCllntock, Ractne, O�LO. 2·1-lfc Horne, 1hc Slllj.:t•n and pall bc.ar- 1 in yurd, Lowell M�Nicklc, An• s J �OS u J and legislalive irrespon,lbillty." )' tiquity, 01110. 7 l . . ' ,prs. adults and h yout F Y ,i w!�ty M Immediately after tbe vote, tl)e Mrs Emma },'imlling -:-· � - _--- :;--- ·-:-- . APJ\J\ 1 .furnished 'MENTS and , am d en p ar,,. Vi;JJted ... ,. and a ti ended W h ite House ■ecused backen of Mrs , ti:i. rl a11 d l ' <1 ltl wcll ' GA R D EN l llA l: I'OI� , �] en Hu�uo1 urn l1 hed. MeA11M1ters MiddleJam boree at WSA key, cumpl w le Saturday Night 1 h disk, cult1 jamming through the raf■e by 1 l' . f' Y- & 8 _ • ;rnd family Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rife and TV In Huntington on June 25. Z 2_3_ ll e l and I P_1. P hOIIe W 2- 2 6 l vatur, mower, single shov pressure ll.lld pork barrel t«c­ 7 2 l p fa mily, Guysvillc , Mr. and Mrs. C h arles Taylor returned last tic111." turn plow. GorMi condition. Alsf>, ' Gcorr,e Beveridge, Athens, spent week from a motor trip to San n::,Urance one com plete set wall papering ( The House overrode the veto WIESBAD EN, Germany UPI Sunda y evening with t h eir par• Francsico where h e visited wit h I WANT TO Tll:"NK !\t Y MAN X tools and ca!l h regill ter. Frank COMP nnt, 3t5-69, and thvi the Senate nce reconnaiasa Force Air A U. LETE lHSUllAN CE PRO cnls, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. RI ie. friends 1ur their kint.lness, 1h_t•1r his brot h er, Jo hn, w h o ill wit h t he t:lclund, Hacine. 7 1 ::ltc followed suit, 74-24. Many RepuJ)­ hours 2 1 than more missing plane, c t n ire, Polio. e, A ut , 1 Mi�s Patty Rife retu rn ed h ome Air F' orce lherc. pruyen, carcl�, fl uwt•rli and 1o1 1 rts I ONE WO ltK HOltS E. Call W Y 2_ !! b .1r o, F licans in both cb1mber1 joined· north­ over ission m mapping a a on M 1 Middleport illa, 1 ,., 0 0 0 , sp1rnding a week after Sunday and tho>1c v. ho �t ayi·d with me tl322. A laycllc ·s ht)wcr for Mn. Mar- ern F.urope, WllS believed today Democrats ln toppling Eisenbow• 7 1 ate 1 'l1' " --- · - _ __ _ . _ _ with her sister Dorothy Beveridge tin Dorst Will he held III the '41,hJJe hosp11.illll'lL Your kind• to have crash landed in lhe North er's veto. The margin, -were well . in Athl'IIS who hos been Ill. nl!llll w1IJ never he furguttcn und ONt-; UEGISTEJIED I I Ol�'iTEIN church basement Sa.turoay evening Sea. Radio signals indicated itB above the needed two-thirdl tna• Mr. and Mrs. Daye Canode eallState buhy caH. Sec liod'11 blcs�111g on you all. A rthur Bari- on . J uly 2. six•man crew was afloat in a rub­ jorJty. --ed on M r . and Mrs. Lloyd Wood · - - -the Karr Ji'urm 111 Chc11,ter. Mr8. Fr11nc1:. I I . Ull1zier f'uneral services for C harles ber dinghy. -".' 1 It WH only the second time h -- - -� - f'OH SALE Rl�AUTI FUL Home, T ursday evening. 7 :! l tc --: -were h eId al t h e ch Ulch eL�'l l\di mg " llEUISTl.mt:U GE1l�\1 A N S HEi '• ll was first feared t h e six.jet· Congress hd paued • bill o� · tlnc Jn. =..ution, • ,o"rns, " bath. Geur1,;c Radckin rcm11ins very here last 1.i,esday. I1crd (J up, W E WU U LI J LIKE ru THANK RB-47 might have gone· down near Eisenhower objectlona in hid 71n · .,Jcs. $2l'i and $3 � . 81.11 1 Yor lnrormation stop at 493 pour l )'. Mrs. Mabel Grlffio was in Col- Russia's northwest frontiers. . relativcH ,rnd rritnlli,i for t he years In the White House. The Hroadway St., Middleport, Ohio. , King, Bradbury Hoad. Phone Mr. rnd Mrs. Wendall Barrell umbus for a c h eck-up at Univcr11ity flowers and ccml11 uf S)·m1ialhy, ' WY 2·6200. But the Sc hevenlngen marine Democratic Congreu last Stptem• 6 3u � t c 6·30-31c I of Langsville spent Sunday with Hospital last week. She wa11 accom- radio In Holland reported th i11 ber O\'errode the President's ,eto t h e Arbauid1 Funeral 1 Ju111c, Hcv, s l�EHIHLS · Now ripe J --J PUllPI 1'.:: n A panied b)' h er daua h ter, �It.rs. afternoon it had picked up signals , Edmuud l .1fl for lhe1r k1ntlne1111 . of a public works money bUl, •· , nd lheir parent11 , Mr. afld Mrs, Isaac Char1es O'Brien. L• .· 4 · lt OOM I I OUs"" " I= 1 , rune . . crop 11cx1 F O Pi S » a mily. men in ■ dirighy off Harrett and f six from d ur 1 n�, t h c• l1 t,u ll 1. 0 f ou� WI· rc, and i E' xtra, nice. The bill will give a 7 to ?lit I lot . lteusonublc. See Jamea week ]'llonc SIi 2-4757 Mr. and Mrs. Starlin g Massar of sout hern Norway. Th e station per cent raise to 1,170,000 whtte Mr. and M rs. J,' rank Weatfa ll of mottler. l'tli'll , l:.lm1, E. Uye, 0 1 , Kni!lhlning, Antiquit)', Ohio. 7 •2 3 1 1 Carpenter called on Mr. and Mrs Chesler, Mr. and Mrs. Ric h ard alerted all sh ipping in th e area be­ collar workera in the executive, ltced11v111e, _011111 . , ____ ', _· ____ 6 30 etc , Lloyd Wood Frid& )' al a o Mr. and Spencer and son, Mr. and Mrs. twean Stavanger, Norway and the judicial ind lea:lsi■tive branc�e.1 J tL l' IJy e J' U llll 1 )' , -,- -- . - - ·· --:- -�W ILL IIA � �� l 'L� NTY m · H E D I -;-· . PhiHp Boyles, Mr. and Mrs. Mallie be o f government, including emplOy• 7 2 Itp ruHpbcrrll'll. Place your o rder 1'011 SALii� OH 1 11AO!o. FOR C A T- Mrs. Edmond J,'osler and M r . and Slurm and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Orkney Islands oU Scotland to. and dinghy the for Mrs. Gerald Saxton. on t he lookout ea on the staff• of contreumen _ . Tl,E 7 fl. Masscy•Harri s Clipper now. Pkallc l'ail WI 9. :,17 :,:5 or Mr. ar.d Mrs Ch arlea Rile had Sturm o( M illstone, W. Va. spent t h e men. and higher grade p09t1l work.eh. Combi ne with 4 cyl. Wisconsin uwl'll. Hacme. Ht. 1 . sec Vaye l ' £'at her's Day with Mr, ana" Mrs. Brlze from off ____ ___ ____ took as ltB-47 recently Nellie guests Tb.c Mrs. c . c rl An addiUonal 400,000 � inolor overhauled. on ntly ' e ::lie ; 2 v,.-4 c;i.-n UNtl f;ar• Norton, England, Friday on what a11plpyM .in thq six liNer � tact �:u�cne l lnllN, Phorie Wl 9. Wykle, Mrs. Vivian l,ibhy, Mra. Di nsmore: Boyles. Joh n Follrod an.J filli son . and was described as an electromag­ br■eli:eta will &et incr.iel 'lvti- . All Mal1H and Mo.:tels t...\A l-1.N SJJl':l.l,1-:H. ALL MKl'AI.. ·•72·• •M l'11tJ1 Lucas and dau, h tor Lilll1m 011·1 ,1 · 7 I ..,,., " "• ll"Ci11c .. ' of Ml. Sterlin• have- been netic surve)' flight - -a mapping aging 8.6 per cent. fa111lly ,rH TROroLITAN lil\OTO,U rfti11 ur111 Ht· 11le1,, l.1irg1! i rori hi · and aon Eddie, Wellston. ' _. -,---, - ·-· -- - -·- -- :i. slo and vlsltlna: at lhe i,�ollrod•Hobinson m ission combined wit h a study of 600"°6 IHI �n It. tic with stand. UruH!! kettle with l"OII Mr. and Mr11. C James SALE: 1'-0 U ,.t · IUJ D HO O:d hom e. <..: • St) II, olum bus, 11pent Sunday wit h ,e...,..,. Ohle !!land Chus. A. Woode, Chw11l'r, t h e earth's magnetic field. ! louse, Maaon, W. Va. $1100 down A n fflclal boa•d meelt"ng was Uhio. 7 'i 3tp her parents, Mr. and Mr11. Albert $68 . 1 2 nwnthly. D. B. 1Ud1urd11on UtflU One 1'on DODGE trud In • _____ M,. o nd Mr,. Clair Woode, Mr. . • 1'11111 1 held at lhc ch urch Monday evening Bolin and famil)'. 3650 Chase Streel, H unling\on 4, A· l t·ond1tlon. D u!ll llnit-, 11tall.c hur Atherton and Wil• Art Card Mrs. and Rev. and rs membe with eight Miss W ilma Johnston of Wilkes• 0 • T O . Bi T 8 1 1 T W. Va., IIArn ilton 9-�44, Mn. J .D. bed. Sec Hilly l l ill, llucine. ' (9a > .'v\ arine Suppl ie!. ville spent Sunday wlth h er broth· In attendance. Rev. Card was nam· ma Jean and Mr. and ._.. .., __. _.....,., -F P!-fO" 723c ti 2S tile I -- --,---,--- - - ....., "'4NI"• � cd c h airman , Millard Swartz, \'ice Carr enjoyed home m■de iec · IIIED BOATI AND MOTOR:lo HS ___ ______ ___ � er Mr. and MrH. Emory Jo h nston chairman and Isola Taylor, seer� cream and cake al the Wm. Ca.· r B..in: 9 let II. I let t_ (Clole al No■ 'ftan,I . ' Addie, and d imohtcr ':li7 F'Ulm VB e r.aed an. W e 1 end up whlla thay la1t. Matro2 .-d home las\ Sunday. \ary. can refer you directly to the lo• -- ----- ----polltan Moton. '4)0 Ii. Main �.... 4a B:, SAM LEFF cal cwnc,. , , , 1 ...00. Bl ,cttna,s, St., ._.. ,_ ··-· wy,2..aa,o. KAYOE CURLY Pomeroy. 6-29-tl tc 1 1 -24-tfe OKAY... BUT PON'T BUT I'YI! TOlO ')IOU__ __ o) IIEY, WINDY- YOU LOOk Bl ,SU1f/¥f/SIP II' ;;;;;;:;.,,,;. POMEROY - 2 • 8lory , � · r t m ;;;;;;;;;;;; 1 WON'T SAV ANYTNINI ;;;;;;;;;;; -;;; -;;; -;;; -;;; ;;;;;;;;.; ;;;;;;;;; , S!fN dr. • C l l l::VllOLET Hi1Jcayue WHO'S 'DB LIKE A GUY 2 -OUSe Of pen frnmc with bnth, :J bedrooms. V0UR FIGHT WITH AGAINST Ptr1 I'll. JOI ! AM ATOMIC 90MB OA<WPE.C>. On� careful local uwricr. Spot• Huy Yolll - Lot 7H x IOI. nice garden. Terms. ;ltl BIX&V GlTS a )e11 in1ldc ud IJIII. Std. Shlfl. nn,JVef$0fY tl,/fUlfJ (II',/ �i20U. tl,59!5.00. Blaellnars, Pomeroy. SYRACUSE _ l � .!11ory. 6 • room Mr. 11nd Mrs, Thorna11 Cuirk arc C-29..fflc. frunw with semi-bilth, 3 bed - uhserving their 50th anniveraar)' at porch. thl'lr h ome in Syracuse, Sundav, rooms. lot I OOx l rtO. J I " "04 OLDS va 2 dr. 1JCd11n. 1''iRls h Tt•rms. Ouly $4200. July 10, 1960. 'J'h('y were united Jn and up h ol1t1iry extra �t)od. Hydra· MI NERSV ILLE - 6 - room 1 run,o mani•Ke by t h, late Ile,_ Thoma, m.11.Uc drive, $69� .UU. U.lactttum1. with 1111th, 3 hedroom11. h1rgc lot, Turnbull 011 July 9, IIHO, Ht the Pomeroy. 6·29..tltc w11h! r i;y11tem, clectr ki ty, gas. PreHbytcrian l 'arHunagc, Pomeroy. AT Low duwn paymonl. 'l'ol11I price T hey ha\'c three t'hildren, James 'M BUICK V8 Spccu1l l !llrd Top $2750. Edward of Clews, Ohio; M argaret t dr. One ur�(ul ownur. Show, STREAML INER . TRAILOR - 35· Winebrenn er, Syral· U11e; and 'fhom• 1":•L o l care. $ 1 ,200.00. Blaet­ fool, Hl5:.1 mmll'I. :l · room, ha lh. ns 0,1vid, l...tnt'aste1'. Th e (;J 11 rks tn1n, PomorQ)'. 6-29-6tc Pomeroy, Ohio Sleeps six. Fine couditlt)II. Only have eight grandddldren and two $1 950. �real l,lrandchitdrcn. L ALBERT M. COX, Salesman Open uouse will he observed PHONI WY '2-'J'2l0 from 2 to 5 r.:11. on l he above date. FUEL and coal fur� BOX 22:9 - - - -----'narH. C111II for free e�timatea. WY 2•:1130 7 2 3tc Foreman & Abbott, U.lddlepurt. KIGIIT llOOM HUUS)!:, two flw1 rt)om ap11rtmenl1. A. N. llcngel. •111-tfo . ., ..,...__ _ U,2 lfc Pb.one WV2 · 3.l72. ·-· - · -- · ONE M.A.GNATON[ ult-clrlc a;ulI HOUSE li'OUR rooms, bat h and tar and Glbitin impll fler. Call laundry In Syracu,c. J' h onc WY2•2903 before 3 P. M. W Y2·61JS1 or W 'i2-tffi31 dter 2 1-17-tfe met!l ln t h e vllla.it:e hall Tuesd11y p m 6-28-tltc cv1.:ning July 5. Th is was to be un LY 14L I open mcetin11 wllh iM11. Hobert ,t , Mein, l'e1ner-r. SI X ROOM house with bath, h ot lentct,, Sl2 � M on �• lteibel as i;:ucst speaker, bul due to furnace. cold watur, fuel ,oil OF GAUGF..S: D and C ITI N ON O Phone WY2•297J. S.1loiman: Harry Hi ll, Lelarl 1' 11 11 11, Ohio. ,11 omery 1 5.R 11pper, 9 . :J lower, 7 Mrs. Heibel bt!lng on vacation her l •chvlll.. Nare14111 Lunhart 6·30� t� ft. open; Galll(lolls }9.7 upper. appearance will be pm1tponed unlll 1 r h one CH7·2 1 ' 1 . · ..Git... ,"-nt c..,� . ne ,.,1, ·' • 812.3 lower, 8 It. open; l.ock 23, the August meeting. 1 tfe , :,..i . llt.:LUX � UNl-"Uli NJ:ioHED APART• 14 _ 9 u pper, 11 .9 lower, running 38 · t he sujett or Tuesday's . ' m�tin1 wM"1t ,10 100. _Avail• . r A condu i 1 :11t;NT B'.I' GEORGI WONDEll will be · ·oay LUies." •1rs. Earl ets. iii£oX,GAY 2�Spel•d Wlc �rd- \ fERRY abie tiller Jul)' 6• Loatll U.utld All moveable c!,;i m s or<' up IS Nr1tst' will lalk on when to planl •r, 2 reel• of hlPt' a nd ra dio:�r� 6 2 9 : ..IL! AT .AHCmU' )J"IMI •• ,Wl!! CAN fEQN fY' ,phono jai k. He•U1>l· tupc 1 .1.Jc!ln • t h rn 23 11ncl from c\oM!ll off to 38 aud care of day lilies. \trs. Jeule IN � JMN(.,.,. '9HCM1N5 'J0U 1H! Cottrill will n. demonstr op t iltly. <.:all W Y :l-37-la u l h• r a p. I ·1 W U ate wi proptir e WGM c F'U U N lSIIIW 'b il UEDI ,._,,,,_ < fl.1&HT UN!, /M'A/1.. lown. TS, A way tu plant. c 7 l 6l t I 1tparlmc t1l wnh ul1lil lcs J. u r• m. 01110 RIVE.H BO 14:S 'I he l'Xhib1t will be " Urlng a Lily ..-�-�;;;;;;;;;::;;;______ 1 Ul8hed. Jolnl 1,111,e u[ Jau mJ.ry LMk 13 Cit y uf lltmlin 11ton 1 1 equ1pmc 1lt. l 'lcnly or fn•c purk· am D-5, Lock 16 He ron 8:46 pm llulb for Exclumi,:o .'' Mrs. Carrie I it1J,t spill'�. Flvc ml1111tcs wlllk 3-3 , Loc-k 21 Atlas l O ttm 4-0, Lock ,Smdair uni.I Mi11s Jlt)Se Ann Tbeiss h 0111 nc.11cU duiin litore. Inquire 21 Sun L'nrlon 1 1 am 2·0, Loek 23 Will be hOHlCSSO!I. 1�wu1 1,:'1 Store or 1ih 1111e W 'i z . t,;tg<.' r Clilf 2:41i pm 3-0, A. V. Chri.s 7 I 3tc j Jr. 4 · :\0 pm 3·0, Orlcaneirn 1 :40 2000 or WY :J.•3002. - -- ---�--- ·-- • flt 11 17·0, llC<11vcr 2:30 IIRl 1 ·0, Fal1''UUll llOOM HUUSK l'honu Turn- Mil 3 : 30 nm 0. l I. l lorlt>llSt' ln-i,:ran1 PUILIC IALI 7 2 IHP fl :2!5 am 1 ·3 . Dan Quinn 6:,0 um er :.?•:H76. -T h e undersigned will offer for 0·2. Up - Gallipoli,, Belpre L20 Ii.Ille al public auction, at lhe late CAil rcsidcni:e of l'c■rl D. Lottridge, lo­ - - - - --· - - --- �Ill 2·0, l.ork 23 LUnJlR Point 7 : 1 !5 W OJ,l AN for tcmpc,rary typinr,1, pm 0 . to. tfolian<'e D:20 pm 8-4. Bl· c•tcd on E11t M1;i11 Strecl, in Pom, an rt tclep honi ug . Re ph' Bo x h.v U! re 10:30 •pm l 3·2, Crucibl(' croy, Meigs County, O h io, on S■t­ 668-S care The Dall y Senlincl 4 · \ 0 am 9-0, Harriett M. 4 :4� am urda)' , July 9t h , 1060, at one 6·28-!5tc 2·0 . A . V. Ch rJs Jr., 7 : 1 � am 0.7, <l 'clock P. M., lb� µersonal proper­ Pomeroy. ly of 111ld decedent, conslstlna: In --l'rowripoint 8:30 arn 1 -1 . Falrlane Fordor , A l R CONO ITIONIKO, R&i'' RIGER· K 11 nawha, Down at Wlnrleld, 111.rt or: V-1 motor and •·ordomal lt·. Po­ ■tlon aervlce. J1ck'1 Refrt,era- Thr Merril, 5 :30 pm t-0. Gas slowe, Ke!vlnator Refrl1eri._ 1teerln1t amt brake•. like tlon New Have11 . P h ,me TU2Kanaw ha dam,, Londol'I and 1tor, Ma)'tag wash i,r, aewin� m■- Ure■. 11pOl1rsH lnterlor, ori• &.2 :Hf Ma rm(!t on 11lll, Winfield running cbine, eediir ch est, living l'OOm 3�37. ___ -�• black finii,h th.at shOWll 1mitc. bedroom s,tlte, beds, dre&e­ fo EXPE JUEN CED GRILL WOM AN . o ne ot. ·------er1, t'hest, rugs, end bibles, kJtch• Appl)' l\ox t168·H, c/o Tht Dt1Hy en utenslls, dishes, 11la.111ware, and Senti"•'· Pomeroy. 7 2 lip many other article, 1 Terms: Cash In hand on day t'lf ONlor •• Att1ch1111n1 Hie IHUN 6-17-40 RHODEL C. STEFl"Y , Clal'Mft I. Jt,Nfan >, r AUCTIONIIII Administrator or &he F.atate of Pearl D, Lottridf;e, c-..i... ........ Dnkl W. ltewtrt A W. A. StMNrt decouod. Ameunt ., Claim ·- 9201.10 Critt Bradford, Auctioneer I. W . ........ County Judto � OHIO A. C. -• IIHJM, Ol,11,, (SJ 24, Z. l'I; ('I) J, 41< (68) 11; ('!) I, 14, 81c L , Looking Ahead On The Food Market� LET'S GO �HOPPING WANT ADS ' Truman Sees Rigged Affair ...... -•-,.�' , • I . SO \//HUT JUI PIPE:>. PINCUS ES ll-1.1:.T Sl..00? NOfHIN1 IN TI-I' �D l• ·ro.JLD M� LE)>!i I< AVE. f,/. Y - PIPER PINCUS, DEB ·o,= THE YEAR, A.No J-IER RANCE, THE f,.<V.10'-.IS PJAST/C SURGl=C¥Vi l!>URJ.. Hll!ES - /! I ,., GASOLINE ALLl!V You will tai:11 ordm from r.c one bµt me and vour .ala,, will IX? $W per ...11. r s. -- (l I ) Rea l E i I I -- -- - - I ·, ij----J Auto Sales , I · · I t j ° ------· -·-- - I -L1 '-'IQQu- �u/i N. · I 'fb ..., Clarks TO Hold Q H 50th A JOHN$QN SE • • H O RSE OUTBOARD MOTOR ----- --- - w. COM PTOIIIJ o . · • f I '• iuv■ n.AcToi ■. ■ A-No · · RIVER REPORT Syracuse Garden Club To Meet In Village Ha/I I ---- · - - ---- � I I ---- --·- __ ___ ® � ·-==-� UIID , . �., ' ' �=��===·�=-=�=·=�•��-•�hl �f���\=-�=-���'.:'' Of"'-'e -__--e...--_,,,....__ __ --_,; 1 4) For Rent --� D :-,.·�.. .-� ... 8._... KARR & VAN ZANDT 191 For Sa le i,G, oi DICllt· TKACY " ' BOAT FOR SALE . Wtnl- SLEEPING QOllltl'ERS · ·• ' . "I If ___ ....,_.....,. _, SLEE PING QUA RTERS '? ' NANCY; f H I S 15 A SWELL SPoT · FOR OUR PICN IC 80AT .. ,:;;:=::'.:......J VERY FOR !lo'LI! WITtl SLEEPING : QUAIUERS NICE B HAROLD GR.A Y l,iJ 'EM CMoa,-f . WHQT 1 WAHl' ' 10 '<NOW II> WHO .' GA\IE Tl{' !!PTiT �tl� �----...,..==:-, Legal Not'lct l 1 7 f Help Wonted ·oMEROY OTOR CO. ,. (20 1 Business Services c,Nt ....,,. ..... ..... . c..... Le•1al Not.ce ... I �---�-,-- --, . ._ .... PLACE•- •- TURTLE 8EACH' -­ BUSIDl14,BR ._,........ . 1 957 FORD ""' ....... $1465 I WONDER WHY THEY CALL TH IS By £RN$ __ � . ,. �• � -... � � t 1>-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 2, 1 960 ( 20 ) Busi ness Services FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE ll&liULT� R.ATl!S Call Dk1 Sterrett 4 cents per ward, one msertion. Minimum chara:e - 60 ::cnt.!I. I ceob per word for Lhree cooae�Uve msertlollA. S Kci&l - om: me11lh for 30 cent,: �r word. Full rate or 4 1..-cnts per word will be charged for adve-rlis.in.g lf not paid wiUu.n lU d.i.ys :aner rereivin;;i bdl. Errors ill AO\'CfllSlni - Should be lep<'-tl"d '.mmed.lalely. The Oa.ll �, ,' Sentrnel will not !)(, ft'SJ)\)nsibl e for more ti . au otll;! incur reel insertion �ld o( T�. .ii.llks and �nal No 1 u:es of tr, 'h..!, $ J .U0. VbH Uilrle� publl�l!d al I i,;t''ll l)Cf ... u, a. " : , -. y � I l>A V 3 U,\ YS L MU ·:1011.os �6(k. $ I �:, 15 ,J4 . .;Q $1 .iO tiUc $ J till 2(' 1-X: s:.: � $1 5U � $7 .54.1 t,da rH'tlJv11:d by 10 A M will b� 1 11 tll.. i d..i.t _. rPf� tleforo 9:30 .,.M Middleport W Y-2-2+-ff Pom,,roy WY-2-3195 KAUTZ FaED STO..a At Chest..'t'wlloh 1-2 145 "'4AMl1-L SERVl�E S. TATION IJ#,fu,,.. 9:00 ... ,..,, Al!M ny 3.U..1 Zvery Day �"r , k• "'"" I wy of fha�,ks I I I I I I I ------- --- I • Look mg ahead on the food mar• k e t 1:, Vcgelablc11: Vegetables h eadlllg th1 1:, wet'k's last 1ndude an.ap Df'lltb aod t.1bb•ge. Both illre locwl grown now-though !!Ome beUJS b,em g shipped w, tou Other eco11o m1c.il �·egetablc choices include l'w ·u rn bers. leaf and head lettuce, rat.J1.,hu, and omuus. Peppers ue "bu .. ttract111l'ly prit·e,J Sweet corn 1 1 111y bl' " hHlc lughcr l'ot<1\o p r in · !> ..rt• clo wn a lltlle as har I \ <·.,un1, l ' lt'I CaSl..'ll. j � r UJl!, l herrici;. swe-et .ir 1d sour. I .11ttl hJ ad,; l'dSJ)bc r�1cs t;., 0itt• the �lJuL 1 1 g ht L or Int l'ou�th uf J u ly .vreki,n.J Ht!d nispbcrnc� may be n= .-� bu ., ! h t'fl, too. Look for feal u res on watermclun. L'antaloupe, hauanas, and pme.ipple are a lJ.ll 1 i;uo.J rho1ces. Olhrr fruits to sekcl ! rum rncl ude h lueberries· . µea,·hl' ;,, ncl·\armc�. P , urns 1111 d �rapes P o ullr)' , eggs and dairy produels: Broileni ure popular warm weathe r m·enu it t ms. Look for " s pu· i a b" for the long week end. Egi,: JJric es remain 11t ver)' al• Ciirrcntly, l he lractive levels. large si:u• 15 the better buy for economy . Don't forget 10 use lots of dairy iteim throughout t he summer . though J une Dairy Monlh is over. ' and for "sruocials" •t•at ·. W•\c•h '" • •• sh o � for le ss well-known cuts to s1 re t c II your inc,11 dolla•. . Outdoo, cc,11ki11g will be especially popular, :,;o sleilk� will ralc ii high spot on muny i.hoppi nl lists fur t he Jong we-ck end . Look for specials on and the:;c as wrll as sausaue .,. ! u mb cu ri m l.' ats. Beef supplies are well above those of a y ear a�o. J·1 1ce11 i.re eapectetJ to rem.i. m neu p n:lic n L Jeve.u1 . !:i upp U ell o t por& ..re p1em11u1 1or Lnl.li tune of yeitlr. r re$O J0111& 1:urreml)' repreM!'ll l v11e ol L lle beth•t mt!<1l chu1ces. l.."hernea 11n o ne rnes . !, w ce L a nd sour cnc.- ri es, red ano bla c k nasp• oerncs, LtUtl·Kb-erned, bluc l:M!,rru:i;, .ihu l w 1 n11hs Lo.Ae rno::-lr i.Jiace lll the 1vr.i1 1 a1arll: et t or JUS l a 11110/' l , .. 11 c i , , , .. h- ,. u., e .i"t n.1 c dny J u 1 y . l:!. U J I.I)' W1;.,c l r..: .. u :,11,.,Jl L l UH.:, uv w, .., , •� ••.;u,ul 1nc M. ,.:.u,1 Uj 1 11.in•HIA ..,. 1:i.e1 , u1 , lrecitu1�, ur C.illl,Hl5 dll' III wu.le they ue m isca.sou. �i..al lty 1s �SU.ally best and price 1s ,vwe:.t during this time. ---- I (Contlnwd p,...... P•.. One> t o the nalion and the party," Truman .said. "He bu made a dee p impreplon on the country and no aelf•appointtd 1pokefl!1en for aper.ial causea should be allow ed to detract from his ability and dedication to Lbe liberal and progressive principles of lhe Democratic party. No section of the nation need have any con• cern or doubt aa to w h ere he would stand w h en the interub of everyone in the country are mvolvcd. " In dlKussint KannKy -. qu■llf ication as presklent, Truman Hid M' would want to ■sit the Mast■chuseth o.mocrat at thli time-: "Senator, ■re you c•rtain that you ara quite ready kor the country or that the coun-try 11 really for you 6n the role of prHldent In J■IIINry, 1 96 1 1 I haw no deubt about the political heiehta to which you •re deitlnetl to rl•." ' But Truman expressed mis• givings about Kenned)' as a nomlnee. '"I would hope that some• one with t he greatHl possible maturit)' and experience would be availnble al this time'' Tru· m ■n said. " May I urge you to be Pl· enl?" U expli• . Truman Hid notlling cite IY about Dem ocr•ti• N•Ii01W Chairman P.aul M · 8U0er. Before l he Truma" at.atement, Buller promised a f"wide open" convention and said ' he had asked lhe former President to r� consider his decision not lo at• Attred ��•ety Nau•s sOCIO. I Eve11 ts ti\C I' - Buckwheat ■ COLUKBUS UPI-Sunny tkies beamed on molt of the nation Salurday u holid■)I vac1Uoneei;1 &rffted tbe flnt full day of the Fourth of July weebnd. Tb� weather bureau 111kl 1bow­ en and tbundentorm. would be limited to the Pacific Norlh we,t the Central Atlantic Seaboard and from t h e Central PJ■ins into the upper Great Lakes. MAN FINaD Robert Ernest Knaul, 1008 22nd St. Pl. f>leuant, W. Va., was fined $126 and coals and aen­ tenced to th ree days In Jall by Mayor Charles Legu Friday eve­ ning following his arrest by Pom­ ero)' �lice Chief Jed Webster for DWI. 206 ) I . I - - - -.--- - --- - -- !Ir 9ll'L'Lff . PEANUTS < .-'J THEY'D U(tUT Tii& �T � ·� �M£S."$££,..I.ND. $TOCKS SLIP NEW YORK UPI - Stock• and i ndu1try alipped oft in lhe preholld.ly week just endin1. OIVORCI AIKED Edn■ Marie H11nnell, 100 Con­ dor St., Pomeroy, b11 flied peti­ tion for divon:e 1&1inat John Eu• g ene Hunnell, s■me addrtls. BARN l!V GOOGLE WHEN VE REC KON WE 'LL GIT BACK fROM TII' SffiLEMENT, PAW ? ·oo md SNUFFV SMITH lEAP IN TH' CEUAR,IWIAW� 1'/ME"s A·WIISTIN!! A CYCLONE 'S OM1N'!! HAVE 'IOU SEEN A RONAII.OW HORSE, SIR ? FRED LASSWELL NO, l>'JA'Arll•• BUT I 'll SHOIIE HEIP VE� White Shirted Workers, Postmen · Reign Supreme . eaw. ' PiANOS 1x- eI Recon Be1·1eved Down In North Sea .. PIANl/1'1 NIW ltAN L LOS Atf11ELJ:S UPI - A new panel of 30 will be ,um.mooed Tuud■y when the aecond murder trlal of Dr. R. Bernard Finch and hi• red - haired miltru, Carole Trepff rnumea ■her ■ holiday recea. Sunny Skie11 Will Be , Oo Mosl Of Nalioo CONDIMN TWO COUNTRIES M U E L l E ll FU�NAC E S, WESTING .BRUSSELS UPl-11'e EJ:ec'41ve HOUSE •PPhancH. Arnold 8.-oBoard of the Intern■tlonal Confed­ thu, . SyracuM, Ohio. Phona eratfon of Free Trade Unions WY 1 -6 )8,e• 1 1 -1 1 -tf 1cnu h■s condemned the gov­ tend the convention. f Truman also mentioned several ernment, of Cub& ■nd tl'le J>o. PHO N E �2-2 1 57 minlca, .Republic. The 1Crru other potential candidates. HOOFING, SPOUTING, Sheet Me,.• ..... o meetina: here Friday, called upon i111Jd k r of repair w work ,.,_J · · _ --------------------"" '" Ju"'' all IIU!,mbf/r go._.e�nments ,of the im y kind. J,'rank Powers . 1 33 l I , 1 '- 0 1 ices I Y02 I J U U SL' "' 'l'rilller 3' ., root 3 ;:,uuuot/ .,-.;nuvl ""e ltd·a nee 011 N. Third Qrpnlution of A merican States St., Middleport. roums �,1d shuw�r. G ood Ct) nd1&29_61c __ _ _ __ - - · -J une ..:t; was :i�, ouermg :.i• l .92. Phon e w y2. 230 1 . td break off diplomatic rekltlons tiun $.1200. �" mile north of I TERM�TE ANO PEST CONTN:OL : .bet'nu.:e :,w ..r 1z, M1Jlard Swartz wltb the Domlnicana. Tuppers l 'lai lt9 on Hot)te 7. ! - -_ -- - - ---::- , -l,y f' ain. Fr" ln:.pect ion. ln1urand 1� u l a T;iy 1or were named to , S LO l I WO A D O L I Phone 1539 Cool ville. 6-29-6tp C H O RCH N by NaJ.lonwid•. Phone R. 1 lhe program : committee 1 or t he I sh ade�. clol h porth valance, -· FILLY CLOIIS CAMPAIGN d A. S•rviu ·s1.>tion WY2• H omccom wg to be held in Septe ru. UPI-Sil­ WA'J'l:H FOil AD artcr 4th for ! aw1111it1i., venetian blinds, win• INGl,EWOOD, • 4-l6-tfc �_ ber C obhlers polatoeg _ in the __ _ ___ hone sale. Irish top the _ do-.v shitdes. 8.(W)Ofl. Free estimates. ver , I •1 :he WSCS h eld i ts regular meet• WASIIINGTON, D. C. UPI­ that now grown ,table from certified er seed, best Dale Wipoel. 216 Union Ave., CHEC K OUR B.i1rgai11 Table daily Mailmen and 1overnment worlJ­ c. V.· Whitn mg at th e £'0Hrod . Robul5o n home have Bruah eating -Bua: 3 potatoes \hill and grow. VlNli,"i. Pomerov tc on · 2 1 · SA u1 isl'S surpr new 1'ompi for &O er1 relped today JS a ,otent bloc Tu�&l.lay, J une 2 1, with 7 members . · Grown on Bailey Hun. Frank dOIII ou& ber Weltern Each ilem only $ 1 .00. The Shoe or vo�n with power to penuade ialttrtd, Thelma attendmg_. tora v1s 3 and 1 a; SUPPLY. RIDENOUR Radi;d i ch B.ailey , . toda)' wbel'l 11he Run. � l!:m _ tc Be.� ·-M ��lll•p��- Ohrn. tl·2�H:itc Republicana II well as Demoaata . filly· camPAilrl, Hendt:rson was in charge of the 1:1 �! TV Service. YUS-2126. 6-1 1 -30 tp ■ her, fi(lh .,11ku win In the aeu ' 'elatin is now t>eing sold to sJap down President Elaenluni,_ meeting. � DELICIOUS I C E CHEAM • Sundaes, - ----- $llll;ffil Viii)!)- l!�dlc•p at H olly­ I_!' ·, , '-o ,· r d _ _" _ en veto and crant an eleetloa-· are __ stamps and tax SOciet the all. by fh1vors. Jack's D.iiry nar, )' i O D • F . R' HAMME • RE 'U ISP SA O E _ _ S ,..... l'a,:k. year PIY r,lH. "e1ng cellected. Isela 'fa•lor was M 1 ddl eporl. 6·28·6lC L . ... ............ ' Weekly pickup. As low as $ 1 .00 W ,.. ' W lS l l ·1 0 ·i HANK U U H HELA... J .. • •ub ' ect, e h t f o lead"r With blue-1hb1ed paalnum' ",og•am 0 TI V E S :1nJ rrn!111b who l.1t• lpcd N! N t-� f ' J 1':C E DJNlNLi � m.ont h . Call R. & A. Service ROOM I " S cu d Ye ltorth Wil b Joy. " Th e cheering In the g11lerieA, the Station, W Y2·236fl or see Mar• l11 an)· w.iy dur111g lh c l l l u es:. Suite. Guud conditi o n Phone h o.,let11 served refreshments or ice Senate and Howe Friday over• I 6-1 30tp ion (Hammer) Ha .v k. and dl"ath oi u..ir hus ban .J au d W Y. 2 -2:nH . 1 6lc I · 7 , cake and col f ee. fhe next cream •BALDWllll rode the veto ol ■ $'740 tnilllan . --. e w father. L ' l F111dl111J.:. Also . J of s· home the al be will R meeting T 'D "' 11al1ry hike for 1,570,000 fedtr,i S"AL D •Wt!RLffZE RA 10 An m • LEVfSION .L w1:,;h tu thank l)r. H111r1 11H11i, Rev. NEW SHIPMENT UF' TIWPICAL I . . h Garnet Windland wit Taylor ola P employes despite Eiaenhower's repair oppltance Otts • one h · frs h a11d 1111.:nt)' of 11upplic1i. Sign Hobert Cuti, the Wl11te ru11l'ral . . ' ._ •.:.. ·_ . · i:R F,A.MOUS all program leader on Tueada)', charge that is represented "fiar1l )kCllntock, Ractne, O�LO. 2·1-lfc Horne, 1hc Slllj.:t•n and pall bc.ar- 1 in yurd, Lowell M�Nicklc, An• s J �OS u J and legislalive irrespon,lbillty." )' tiquity, 01110. 7 l . . ' ,prs. adults and h yout F Y ,i w!�ty M Immediately after tbe vote, tl)e Mrs Emma },'imlling -:-· � - _--- :;--- ·-:-- . APJ\J\ 1 .furnished 'MENTS and , am d en p ar,,. Vi;JJted ... ,. and a ti ended W h ite House ■ecused backen of Mrs , ti:i. rl a11 d l ' <1 ltl wcll ' GA R D EN l llA l: I'OI� , �] en Hu�uo1 urn l1 hed. MeA11M1ters MiddleJam boree at WSA key, cumpl w le Saturday Night 1 h disk, cult1 jamming through the raf■e by 1 l' . f' Y- & 8 _ • ;rnd family Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rife and TV In Huntington on June 25. Z 2_3_ ll e l and I P_1. P hOIIe W 2- 2 6 l vatur, mower, single shov pressure ll.lld pork barrel t«c­ 7 2 l p fa mily, Guysvillc , Mr. and Mrs. C h arles Taylor returned last tic111." turn plow. GorMi condition. Alsf>, ' Gcorr,e Beveridge, Athens, spent week from a motor trip to San n::,Urance one com plete set wall papering ( The House overrode the veto WIESBAD EN, Germany UPI Sunda y evening with t h eir par• Francsico where h e visited wit h I WANT TO Tll:"NK !\t Y MAN X tools and ca!l h regill ter. Frank COMP nnt, 3t5-69, and thvi the Senate nce reconnaiasa Force Air A U. LETE lHSUllAN CE PRO cnls, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. RI ie. friends 1ur their kint.lness, 1h_t•1r his brot h er, Jo hn, w h o ill wit h t he t:lclund, Hacine. 7 1 ::ltc followed suit, 74-24. Many RepuJ)­ hours 2 1 than more missing plane, c t n ire, Polio. e, A ut , 1 Mi�s Patty Rife retu rn ed h ome Air F' orce lherc. pruyen, carcl�, fl uwt•rli and 1o1 1 rts I ONE WO ltK HOltS E. Call W Y 2_ !! b .1r o, F licans in both cb1mber1 joined· north­ over ission m mapping a a on M 1 Middleport illa, 1 ,., 0 0 0 , sp1rnding a week after Sunday and tho>1c v. ho �t ayi·d with me tl322. A laycllc ·s ht)wcr for Mn. Mar- ern F.urope, WllS believed today Democrats ln toppling Eisenbow• 7 1 ate 1 'l1' " --- · - _ __ _ . _ _ with her sister Dorothy Beveridge tin Dorst Will he held III the '41,hJJe hosp11.illll'lL Your kind• to have crash landed in lhe North er's veto. The margin, -were well . in Athl'IIS who hos been Ill. nl!llll w1IJ never he furguttcn und ONt-; UEGISTEJIED I I Ol�'iTEIN church basement Sa.turoay evening Sea. Radio signals indicated itB above the needed two-thirdl tna• Mr. and Mrs. Daye Canode eallState buhy caH. Sec liod'11 blcs�111g on you all. A rthur Bari- on . J uly 2. six•man crew was afloat in a rub­ jorJty. --ed on M r . and Mrs. Lloyd Wood · - - -the Karr Ji'urm 111 Chc11,ter. Mr8. Fr11nc1:. I I . Ull1zier f'uneral services for C harles ber dinghy. -".' 1 It WH only the second time h -- - -� - f'OH SALE Rl�AUTI FUL Home, T ursday evening. 7 :! l tc --: -were h eId al t h e ch Ulch eL�'l l\di mg " llEUISTl.mt:U GE1l�\1 A N S HEi '• ll was first feared t h e six.jet· Congress hd paued • bill o� · tlnc Jn. =..ution, • ,o"rns, " bath. Geur1,;c Radckin rcm11ins very here last 1.i,esday. I1crd (J up, W E WU U LI J LIKE ru THANK RB-47 might have gone· down near Eisenhower objectlona in hid 71n · .,Jcs. $2l'i and $3 � . 81.11 1 Yor lnrormation stop at 493 pour l )'. Mrs. Mabel Grlffio was in Col- Russia's northwest frontiers. . relativcH ,rnd rritnlli,i for t he years In the White House. The Hroadway St., Middleport, Ohio. , King, Bradbury Hoad. Phone Mr. rnd Mrs. Wendall Barrell umbus for a c h eck-up at Univcr11ity flowers and ccml11 uf S)·m1ialhy, ' WY 2·6200. But the Sc hevenlngen marine Democratic Congreu last Stptem• 6 3u � t c 6·30-31c I of Langsville spent Sunday with Hospital last week. She wa11 accom- radio In Holland reported th i11 ber O\'errode the President's ,eto t h e Arbauid1 Funeral 1 Ju111c, Hcv, s l�EHIHLS · Now ripe J --J PUllPI 1'.:: n A panied b)' h er daua h ter, �It.rs. afternoon it had picked up signals , Edmuud l .1fl for lhe1r k1ntlne1111 . of a public works money bUl, •· , nd lheir parent11 , Mr. afld Mrs, Isaac Char1es O'Brien. L• .· 4 · lt OOM I I OUs"" " I= 1 , rune . . crop 11cx1 F O Pi S » a mily. men in ■ dirighy off Harrett and f six from d ur 1 n�, t h c• l1 t,u ll 1. 0 f ou� WI· rc, and i E' xtra, nice. The bill will give a 7 to ?lit I lot . lteusonublc. See Jamea week ]'llonc SIi 2-4757 Mr. and Mrs. Starlin g Massar of sout hern Norway. Th e station per cent raise to 1,170,000 whtte Mr. and M rs. J,' rank Weatfa ll of mottler. l'tli'll , l:.lm1, E. Uye, 0 1 , Kni!lhlning, Antiquit)', Ohio. 7 •2 3 1 1 Carpenter called on Mr. and Mrs Chesler, Mr. and Mrs. Ric h ard alerted all sh ipping in th e area be­ collar workera in the executive, ltced11v111e, _011111 . , ____ ', _· ____ 6 30 etc , Lloyd Wood Frid& )' al a o Mr. and Spencer and son, Mr. and Mrs. twean Stavanger, Norway and the judicial ind lea:lsi■tive branc�e.1 J tL l' IJy e J' U llll 1 )' , -,- -- . - - ·· --:- -�W ILL IIA � �� l 'L� NTY m · H E D I -;-· . PhiHp Boyles, Mr. and Mrs. Mallie be o f government, including emplOy• 7 2 Itp ruHpbcrrll'll. Place your o rder 1'011 SALii� OH 1 11AO!o. FOR C A T- Mrs. Edmond J,'osler and M r . and Slurm and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Orkney Islands oU Scotland to. and dinghy the for Mrs. Gerald Saxton. on t he lookout ea on the staff• of contreumen _ . Tl,E 7 fl. Masscy•Harri s Clipper now. Pkallc l'ail WI 9. :,17 :,:5 or Mr. ar.d Mrs Ch arlea Rile had Sturm o( M illstone, W. Va. spent t h e men. and higher grade p09t1l work.eh. Combi ne with 4 cyl. Wisconsin uwl'll. Hacme. Ht. 1 . sec Vaye l ' £'at her's Day with Mr, ana" Mrs. Brlze from off ____ ___ ____ took as ltB-47 recently Nellie guests Tb.c Mrs. c . c rl An addiUonal 400,000 � inolor overhauled. on ntly ' e ::lie ; 2 v,.-4 c;i.-n UNtl f;ar• Norton, England, Friday on what a11plpyM .in thq six liNer � tact �:u�cne l lnllN, Phorie Wl 9. Wykle, Mrs. Vivian l,ibhy, Mra. Di nsmore: Boyles. Joh n Follrod an.J filli son . and was described as an electromag­ br■eli:eta will &et incr.iel 'lvti- . All Mal1H and Mo.:tels t...\A l-1.N SJJl':l.l,1-:H. ALL MKl'AI.. ·•72·• •M l'11tJ1 Lucas and dau, h tor Lilll1m 011·1 ,1 · 7 I ..,,., " "• ll"Ci11c .. ' of Ml. Sterlin• have- been netic surve)' flight - -a mapping aging 8.6 per cent. fa111lly ,rH TROroLITAN lil\OTO,U rfti11 ur111 Ht· 11le1,, l.1irg1! i rori hi · and aon Eddie, Wellston. ' _. -,---, - ·-· -- - -·- -- :i. slo and vlsltlna: at lhe i,�ollrod•Hobinson m ission combined wit h a study of 600"°6 IHI �n It. tic with stand. UruH!! kettle with l"OII Mr. and Mr11. C James SALE: 1'-0 U ,.t · IUJ D HO O:d hom e. <..: • St) II, olum bus, 11pent Sunday wit h ,e...,..,. Ohle !!land Chus. A. Woode, Chw11l'r, t h e earth's magnetic field. ! louse, Maaon, W. Va. $1100 down A n fflclal boa•d meelt"ng was Uhio. 7 'i 3tp her parents, Mr. and Mr11. Albert $68 . 1 2 nwnthly. D. B. 1Ud1urd11on UtflU One 1'on DODGE trud In • _____ M,. o nd Mr,. Clair Woode, Mr. . • 1'11111 1 held at lhc ch urch Monday evening Bolin and famil)'. 3650 Chase Streel, H unling\on 4, A· l t·ond1tlon. D u!ll llnit-, 11tall.c hur Atherton and Wil• Art Card Mrs. and Rev. and rs membe with eight Miss W ilma Johnston of Wilkes• 0 • T O . Bi T 8 1 1 T W. Va., IIArn ilton 9-�44, Mn. J .D. bed. Sec Hilly l l ill, llucine. ' (9a > .'v\ arine Suppl ie!. ville spent Sunday wlth h er broth· In attendance. Rev. Card was nam· ma Jean and Mr. and ._.. .., __. _.....,., -F P!-fO" 723c ti 2S tile I -- --,---,--- - - ....., "'4NI"• � cd c h airman , Millard Swartz, \'ice Carr enjoyed home m■de iec · IIIED BOATI AND MOTOR:lo HS ___ ______ ___ � er Mr. and MrH. Emory Jo h nston chairman and Isola Taylor, seer� cream and cake al the Wm. Ca.· r B..in: 9 let II. I let t_ (Clole al No■ 'ftan,I . ' Addie, and d imohtcr ':li7 F'Ulm VB e r.aed an. W e 1 end up whlla thay la1t. Matro2 .-d home las\ Sunday. \ary. can refer you directly to the lo• -- ----- ----polltan Moton. '4)0 Ii. Main �.... 4a B:, SAM LEFF cal cwnc,. , , , 1 ...00. Bl ,cttna,s, St., ._.. ,_ ··-· wy,2..aa,o. KAYOE CURLY Pomeroy. 6-29-tl tc 1 1 -24-tfe OKAY... BUT PON'T BUT I'YI! TOlO ')IOU__ __ o) IIEY, WINDY- YOU LOOk Bl ,SU1f/¥f/SIP II' ;;;;;;:;.,,,;. POMEROY - 2 • 8lory , � · r t m ;;;;;;;;;;;; 1 WON'T SAV ANYTNINI ;;;;;;;;;;; -;;; -;;; -;;; -;;; ;;;;;;;;.; ;;;;;;;;; , S!fN dr. • C l l l::VllOLET Hi1Jcayue WHO'S 'DB LIKE A GUY 2 -OUSe Of pen frnmc with bnth, :J bedrooms. V0UR FIGHT WITH AGAINST Ptr1 I'll. JOI ! AM ATOMIC 90MB OA<WPE.C>. On� careful local uwricr. Spot• Huy Yolll - Lot 7H x IOI. nice garden. Terms. ;ltl BIX&V GlTS a )e11 in1ldc ud IJIII. Std. Shlfl. nn,JVef$0fY tl,/fUlfJ (II',/ �i20U. tl,59!5.00. Blaellnars, Pomeroy. SYRACUSE _ l � .!11ory. 6 • room Mr. 11nd Mrs, Thorna11 Cuirk arc C-29..fflc. frunw with semi-bilth, 3 bed - uhserving their 50th anniveraar)' at porch. thl'lr h ome in Syracuse, Sundav, rooms. lot I OOx l rtO. J I " "04 OLDS va 2 dr. 1JCd11n. 1''iRls h Tt•rms. Ouly $4200. July 10, 1960. 'J'h('y were united Jn and up h ol1t1iry extra �t)od. Hydra· MI NERSV ILLE - 6 - room 1 run,o mani•Ke by t h, late Ile,_ Thoma, m.11.Uc drive, $69� .UU. U.lactttum1. with 1111th, 3 hedroom11. h1rgc lot, Turnbull 011 July 9, IIHO, Ht the Pomeroy. 6·29..tltc w11h! r i;y11tem, clectr ki ty, gas. PreHbytcrian l 'arHunagc, Pomeroy. AT Low duwn paymonl. 'l'ol11I price T hey ha\'c three t'hildren, James 'M BUICK V8 Spccu1l l !llrd Top $2750. Edward of Clews, Ohio; M argaret t dr. One ur�(ul ownur. Show, STREAML INER . TRAILOR - 35· Winebrenn er, Syral· U11e; and 'fhom• 1":•L o l care. $ 1 ,200.00. Blaet­ fool, Hl5:.1 mmll'I. :l · room, ha lh. ns 0,1vid, l...tnt'aste1'. Th e (;J 11 rks tn1n, PomorQ)'. 6-29-6tc Pomeroy, Ohio Sleeps six. Fine couditlt)II. Only have eight grandddldren and two $1 950. �real l,lrandchitdrcn. L ALBERT M. COX, Salesman Open uouse will he observed PHONI WY '2-'J'2l0 from 2 to 5 r.:11. on l he above date. FUEL and coal fur� BOX 22:9 - - - -----'narH. C111II for free e�timatea. WY 2•:1130 7 2 3tc Foreman & Abbott, U.lddlepurt. KIGIIT llOOM HUUS)!:, two flw1 rt)om ap11rtmenl1. A. N. llcngel. •111-tfo . ., ..,...__ _ U,2 lfc Pb.one WV2 · 3.l72. ·-· - · -- · ONE M.A.GNATON[ ult-clrlc a;ulI HOUSE li'OUR rooms, bat h and tar and Glbitin impll fler. Call laundry In Syracu,c. J' h onc WY2•2903 before 3 P. M. W Y2·61JS1 or W 'i2-tffi31 dter 2 1-17-tfe met!l ln t h e vllla.it:e hall Tuesd11y p m 6-28-tltc cv1.:ning July 5. Th is was to be un LY 14L I open mcetin11 wllh iM11. Hobert ,t , Mein, l'e1ner-r. SI X ROOM house with bath, h ot lentct,, Sl2 � M on �• lteibel as i;:ucst speaker, bul due to furnace. cold watur, fuel ,oil OF GAUGF..S: D and C ITI N ON O Phone WY2•297J. S.1loiman: Harry Hi ll, Lelarl 1' 11 11 11, Ohio. ,11 omery 1 5.R 11pper, 9 . :J lower, 7 Mrs. Heibel bt!lng on vacation her l •chvlll.. Nare14111 Lunhart 6·30� t� ft. open; Galll(lolls }9.7 upper. appearance will be pm1tponed unlll 1 r h one CH7·2 1 ' 1 . · ..Git... ,"-nt c..,� . ne ,.,1, ·' • 812.3 lower, 8 It. open; l.ock 23, the August meeting. 1 tfe , :,..i . llt.:LUX � UNl-"Uli NJ:ioHED APART• 14 _ 9 u pper, 11 .9 lower, running 38 · t he sujett or Tuesday's . ' m�tin1 wM"1t ,10 100. _Avail• . r A condu i 1 :11t;NT B'.I' GEORGI WONDEll will be · ·oay LUies." •1rs. Earl ets. iii£oX,GAY 2�Spel•d Wlc �rd- \ fERRY abie tiller Jul)' 6• Loatll U.utld All moveable c!,;i m s or<' up IS Nr1tst' will lalk on when to planl •r, 2 reel• of hlPt' a nd ra dio:�r� 6 2 9 : ..IL! AT .AHCmU' )J"IMI •• ,Wl!! CAN fEQN fY' ,phono jai k. He•U1>l· tupc 1 .1.Jc!ln • t h rn 23 11ncl from c\oM!ll off to 38 aud care of day lilies. \trs. Jeule IN � JMN(.,.,. '9HCM1N5 'J0U 1H! Cottrill will n. demonstr op t iltly. <.:all W Y :l-37-la u l h• r a p. I ·1 W U ate wi proptir e WGM c F'U U N lSIIIW 'b il UEDI ,._,,,,_ < fl.1&HT UN!, /M'A/1.. lown. TS, A way tu plant. c 7 l 6l t I 1tparlmc t1l wnh ul1lil lcs J. u r• m. 01110 RIVE.H BO 14:S 'I he l'Xhib1t will be " Urlng a Lily ..-�-�;;;;;;;;;::;;;______ 1 Ul8hed. Jolnl 1,111,e u[ Jau mJ.ry LMk 13 Cit y uf lltmlin 11ton 1 1 equ1pmc 1lt. l 'lcnly or fn•c purk· am D-5, Lock 16 He ron 8:46 pm llulb for Exclumi,:o .'' Mrs. Carrie I it1J,t spill'�. Flvc ml1111tcs wlllk 3-3 , Loc-k 21 Atlas l O ttm 4-0, Lock ,Smdair uni.I Mi11s Jlt)Se Ann Tbeiss h 0111 nc.11cU duiin litore. Inquire 21 Sun L'nrlon 1 1 am 2·0, Loek 23 Will be hOHlCSSO!I. 1�wu1 1,:'1 Store or 1ih 1111e W 'i z . t,;tg<.' r Clilf 2:41i pm 3-0, A. V. Chri.s 7 I 3tc j Jr. 4 · :\0 pm 3·0, Orlcaneirn 1 :40 2000 or WY :J.•3002. - -- ---�--- ·-- • flt 11 17·0, llC<11vcr 2:30 IIRl 1 ·0, Fal1''UUll llOOM HUUSK l'honu Turn- Mil 3 : 30 nm 0. l I. l lorlt>llSt' ln-i,:ran1 PUILIC IALI 7 2 IHP fl :2!5 am 1 ·3 . Dan Quinn 6:,0 um er :.?•:H76. -T h e undersigned will offer for 0·2. Up - Gallipoli,, Belpre L20 Ii.Ille al public auction, at lhe late CAil rcsidcni:e of l'c■rl D. Lottridge, lo­ - - - - --· - - --- �Ill 2·0, l.ork 23 LUnJlR Point 7 : 1 !5 W OJ,l AN for tcmpc,rary typinr,1, pm 0 . to. tfolian<'e D:20 pm 8-4. Bl· c•tcd on E11t M1;i11 Strecl, in Pom, an rt tclep honi ug . Re ph' Bo x h.v U! re 10:30 •pm l 3·2, Crucibl(' croy, Meigs County, O h io, on S■t­ 668-S care The Dall y Senlincl 4 · \ 0 am 9-0, Harriett M. 4 :4� am urda)' , July 9t h , 1060, at one 6·28-!5tc 2·0 . A . V. Ch rJs Jr., 7 : 1 � am 0.7, <l 'clock P. M., lb� µersonal proper­ Pomeroy. ly of 111ld decedent, conslstlna: In --l'rowripoint 8:30 arn 1 -1 . Falrlane Fordor , A l R CONO ITIONIKO, R&i'' RIGER· K 11 nawha, Down at Wlnrleld, 111.rt or: V-1 motor and •·ordomal lt·. Po­ ■tlon aervlce. J1ck'1 Refrt,era- Thr Merril, 5 :30 pm t-0. Gas slowe, Ke!vlnator Refrl1eri._ 1teerln1t amt brake•. like tlon New Have11 . P h ,me TU2Kanaw ha dam,, Londol'I and 1tor, Ma)'tag wash i,r, aewin� m■- Ure■. 11pOl1rsH lnterlor, ori• &.2 :Hf Ma rm(!t on 11lll, Winfield running cbine, eediir ch est, living l'OOm 3�37. ___ -�• black finii,h th.at shOWll 1mitc. bedroom s,tlte, beds, dre&e­ fo EXPE JUEN CED GRILL WOM AN . o ne ot. ·------er1, t'hest, rugs, end bibles, kJtch• Appl)' l\ox t168·H, c/o Tht Dt1Hy en utenslls, dishes, 11la.111ware, and Senti"•'· Pomeroy. 7 2 lip many other article, 1 Terms: Cash In hand on day t'lf ONlor •• Att1ch1111n1 Hie IHUN 6-17-40 RHODEL C. STEFl"Y , Clal'Mft I. Jt,Nfan >, r AUCTIONIIII Administrator or &he F.atate of Pearl D, Lottridf;e, c-..i... ........ Dnkl W. ltewtrt A W. A. StMNrt decouod. Ameunt ., Claim ·- 9201.10 Critt Bradford, Auctioneer I. W . ........ County Judto � OHIO A. C. -• IIHJM, Ol,11,, (SJ 24, Z. l'I; ('I) J, 41< (68) 11; ('!) I, 14, 81c L , Looking Ahead On The Food Market� LET'S GO �HOPPING WANT ADS ' Truman Sees Rigged Affair ...... -•-,.�' , • I . SO \//HUT JUI PIPE:>. PINCUS ES ll-1.1:.T Sl..00? NOfHIN1 IN TI-I' �D l• ·ro.JLD M� LE)>!i I< AVE. f,/. Y - PIPER PINCUS, DEB ·o,= THE YEAR, A.No J-IER RANCE, THE f,.<V.10'-.IS PJAST/C SURGl=C¥Vi l!>URJ.. Hll!ES - /! I ,., GASOLINE ALLl!V You will tai:11 ordm from r.c one bµt me and vour .ala,, will IX? $W per ...11. r s. -- (l I ) Rea l E i I I -- -- - - I ·, ij----J Auto Sales , I · · I t j ° ------· -·-- - I -L1 '-'IQQu- �u/i N. · I 'fb ..., Clarks TO Hold Q H 50th A JOHN$QN SE • • H O RSE OUTBOARD MOTOR ----- --- - w. COM PTOIIIJ o . · • f I '• iuv■ n.AcToi ■. ■ A-No · · RIVER REPORT Syracuse Garden Club To Meet In Village Ha/I I ---- · - - ---- � I I ---- --·- __ ___ ® � ·-==-� UIID , . �., ' ' �=��===·�=-=�=·=�•��-•�hl �f���\=-�=-���'.:'' Of"'-'e -__--e...--_,,,....__ __ --_,; 1 4) For Rent --� D :-,.·�.. .-� ... 8._... KARR & VAN ZANDT 191 For Sa le i,G, oi DICllt· TKACY " ' BOAT FOR SALE . Wtnl- SLEEPING QOllltl'ERS · ·• ' . "I If ___ ....,_.....,. _, SLEE PING QUA RTERS '? ' NANCY; f H I S 15 A SWELL SPoT · FOR OUR PICN IC 80AT .. ,:;;:=::'.:......J VERY FOR !lo'LI! WITtl SLEEPING : QUAIUERS NICE B HAROLD GR.A Y l,iJ 'EM CMoa,-f . WHQT 1 WAHl' ' 10 '<NOW II> WHO .' GA\IE Tl{' !!PTiT �tl� �----...,..==:-, Legal Not'lct l 1 7 f Help Wonted ·oMEROY OTOR CO. ,. (20 1 Business Services c,Nt ....,,. ..... ..... . c..... Le•1al Not.ce ... I �---�-,-- --, . ._ .... PLACE•- •- TURTLE 8EACH' -­ BUSIDl14,BR ._,........ . 1 957 FORD ""' ....... $1465 I WONDER WHY THEY CALL TH IS By £RN$ __ � . ,. �• • •• i Church Of Christ ; Youth Prepa ring For Camp Stay · 8--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , July 2, 1960 , Searles Family I Returns From Ala bama Visit MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT Walt Disney 's "SHAGG Y DOG" Fred Madl1 urray, Jean l l a_gen SUNDA Y throu9ft TUE SD.A Y "C ASII MtCALL " t Tee hn 1('olor) James Garner - Natalrn Wood ___ __ _ _ M r. and Mrs. Charles · Searles of I M iddleport Th ursday returned f rom a tr i p to Alabama whcrt! they ' �1:,1ted her parents, Mr . .lllld Mn,. C Jhuntlton m Clanton. and m Ut•ssemer with her brothu and family, Mr ;rn d Mn. Jamf's G1d­ dl· n:.. Mrs Sf'arles' great niece, Li nda Joyn• 1 ; uiden.s, four )'ears old. of 1 Orlando. Fla. , ha s bee n v mtrn& w 1 l h l h C' l l a m 1 l tom, anrl rel urned ' t v Multllc p ort 1 or an exte n ded \ L�lt I� Three Middleport Youth Planning ' Sojourn At Camp J Th ree Mi dd leport you t h w ill be lrav1ng tomorrow for Ca mp Ar­ ro w head near J a 1;kson Th e c: a mp is a six wee k camp an d is priv ate· ly nw rn..-d by Ed w in A. Jo nes of J ackson. Fu r the last severa 1 years 8 boy of th e Middle port t;ighth Gra de has been awar d e d a �holars hip to t be ca mp. Th e award wa s won by Darryl Stumbo this year. t'o rrest Ba ch tel, who was aw ard · cd th e schol a rship l a st year, la 11l a nning to attend thi s y ear, 1n d Gene C rook8 will a tt e nd as ii t a ll· \ oei n g: counse lor. This will be his 1 �cco nd yea r as a t:ounselo r . l i e al­ so wo n the schol a rship a s a n t1ghth G r ader here. [ ALL THE ICE YOU EVER NEED l Even in the small est hours of the mornin g you're sure to find bagged ice aplenty at our conven iently located dispenser. Ice A uilable 24 Hour, A Day Sw atzel's ASHLAND SERVICE CENTER • I Pomeroy W. Malo SI I 1 Pom eroy, Ohio , ' , LIARN OF ILLNISS Jr. 11 nd M rs . Wilbur Moore re, c.. 1 v cd word F r iday t !tat their E. dc1ughter-in-law M rs. Paul Moore wa1 ser i ously Ill i n the Alli a nce City Hos'p!tal a nd will I u ndergo 1urger y. Mn. M oorl:' was the former Arl e n e Akens or H a rt­ ford. l C I V I L AI R PAT ROL SIXTH A N N U AL Bea n Din ner . J u ly 4th 1 1 :00 A.M. till ? Recent Bride Honored At Shower Given By Methodist Church Fellowship Mrs. Jerry Welker fJill Snowden), a recent bride, was hon­ a shower Friday even;l'lg �iven by the Youth Fel­ lowship of the Rock Springs Methodist church in lhe churc.:h orud with J Gifts were placed on a tabie with white cover d�corated with j pmk streamers and centered with a pink and while umbrella. social room. �- l I Be r hs ..rtrs ErnC':s G a m es were play ed d uri ng th e direch on o f ev en ing under the rarol nr11 , h� am, 1...0.i a nna L,·onard ! with pm.cs awa rded to M n; H alph I Wt Iker. Vi n,. Will iam (i ru c .scr , Mr.s. Holl lll 11;,dfor d :,ind �lrs. Frc- J da Will 1 a 1 Racine Society News ·,;; ,.ndint ",Jlts wcrc r,.;, :ie a nd Ag. l , rucs"r, Mrs J low i rd Bolin, . ti.� n:1 . _l lumt•� Hadfo fcl. � ,��- Jimm y F,v;,n s . Mrs W A. M . - �.in. Mrs. Y.'. a I Lt'i' Wl' <m. .·'1 rs.. A r , ee A�botl' Hit a <1 J1J Ja ne t Wc11rs. Mr�. Law• . re � cc Len nard, �rs. (, •nev.i Joa�h�:� �n�l �:ace Abliul t and Mrs . 1 r 1 - M a,'n/y Al:out People f n pO ffleroy or Che1hlre Shot Gun Shoot - 1 2 Gauge - Contests Greasy Pig - Greasy Pole - Sack Race Airplane Rides-3 Legged Race-B alloon Drop Refreshments - Bingo - Square Dancing - Gigantic Fire 1/!'���s Display HAV E.N T H EAT RE I ,: .,..... :1.t::it\;;:_ !!_�}_!4 Dinner HOnO-ring M s B,'ron Was G' At L h C I I I •i;ii;: e:- ! I I, I Mo•t ' 4 ..... . any _, -· Aleo, we offer you of • • -lo your ....., complete banking Nrvlco ' Max Folmer Is Welcomed As �aw Cub Scout We Pa7 3'11, lnlere1I On Savlnfl · and Savings Company BAKER F'U RNITU RE On Depaoli J11111n11ee c.r,onlloa POMEROY,OHIO· ,, I $595 The FARMERS Bi}NK ;. ' ...., Pe«enl ! LCO I PH 1 960 _ ;� CONVENIENT Tl!RMS frl&er■lor Ill almoal a n...11117. They're bolh In­ M-i,er Fedenl llntrYt! Syalem •• • �.I I .' 11'1 bard to 101 along wllboul a ran1e - and a re, eluded In 11111 I MAX WARD -------- N EW FU RN ITU RE BED ROOM LIVING ROOM KITCH EN ---------·----- I A Houseful Of All ed ,, L I I· I j lhot ... ,.., -------------------�-- �---- I I H I • T Tr,p Camp Af HDC b"bed 4- l Meet I to' ,ettled 1 - I I we lft.ite yo,, ,,. 1h11 -• •c o m e..:-l o....a n d o a tI. r.�• • ... ... r.acquolnted. We will wel• f,•••P .,: ' I I WE'D - UKE . TO MER YOU!, '-...····••ity .. eJd Meef,•ng Af Home � Co11ntry I I C I I � a pli ters L H m gh , :!. \ _ ,.. ..... ...._. ......,--... room group. :ni• Brt,bleal Corner MIDDLEPORT la - • . ...:.f. ' ..____ _C.·tt-Coad ''111e 8nefett Te,t. Sen,.tlon In • Sandwioh" .· • ' .' '' .. . l 11W . ..; ' RIFRIGIRATOR • ,,.:I Crow's Steok Hou•e POdOY, OBIO •h) ' NO. 67 Olilo, Tuesday, July 5. 1960 a;NOLE i'ION - k Loc a l Ho liday Was Safr., Sane ' I Prlees Starl Ao J;ow A, ASSOC·IAT�O RAQ IO ' I. MAIN ST. Hundreds Die In Nation, Meigs County Pmple &ape I \M��ijJ · I O .1r t•f p , r; I IIJ I I r:.• ��= c .. lc i =:�/• M.arie by•.a • d 1 e ·• �: �i:=� aq�c: :!v: a _....I-Wide skirt femininely d 1 e . r e a ___ U,, ....., ____ XII . hel,., 111 i n TONIGHT ONLY ��\�� :,"" �"� �;'':;'; ��� Y - Torry·, M�e Murph h R o!! • .�;� t A udev 1 By Mn. francl■ Morris T A LONG SHADOW r husban d who is · servi n g with he "CAS Famil y Night was held Mond a y ' - a hso the Air Fo rce retur ns to the eve n ing with a potluck d mne r a t . Sh1te s He 15 expected h ome I n Robert Staek, Dorothy Maltme ti.30 11t the Fi rst Baptist Church ab��� � : 0 ''THE (..AST VOYAGE" Mr.!i Hugh C a i rns wa s III ch a rg e The Lamplighters of the A therui orge Doo litt le i n Ge (ln Cin em ascope) of the progr a m which foll owed I I By LUCILLE HAWKI NS n Steve n wbo h av e bee n Sta te Hospital enjoyed a pic nic on and Also Qutoon so the d inner . n e 2{1 a t th e co un try home of Ju l Mr. G nn ith s. r w M g n d an visiti e · iza I c . M h s b n a El d et _ s Mi Rulh s e Rev F E Dun n returtted S11t' 1 SUNDAY ONLY 1 Lambert return ed Thursday to Mrs. C.a therme Se man_s, head 8'Y urd a y fr om .11tlendi n g the E U B In tosh of Ch arl e11to11 were guests · i lyn Mont9t - ,Tony Curtis M-ar o loa1st at t he hOSPIla) . ch ai P t a k. irview a F home their . Conf ere nce at Log an . He wa :s ap- of M rs. Adolph G r ueser, Mi n ers"SOME L1X1!l IT HOT' The_re was a good tur�out ,:in d 1 nMrs. James J obb a nd children I • poi11 ted to fill the sa me charg e ville, Tue sd�y to Thursd ay. a r o f d e e r 1scu1s we d s n pla_ terestmg n mi r rived Bu ar gham, Al of a ., M rs. Gerald McI ntosh 11.n d chilan oth e's' �t,c�ell In canie;;n t ure meetmgs. · . fu w and . it r s ror M vi y a a ith F id r .r,UfC IV-en . M rs . . 'M". P, ckens , Mrs . Gom er dre n , At h ens, visit ed Frid a y with HAVAN A" b ti � sof o tient a "PJER p th r e rm o f ch a E M orri s and family . Lew is and Mr,. Margare t H o ud a - he r p� rents, Mr . .a n d Mr s. Georg e A 6: 30 po tluck d i nner Jionor- MrB. William In lntel'fftetl e d n a anyon p1tal d n s. her e a i ot nd fr a d n ;�lativcs ah el t attended a district meeti n g Hoer hch. i ng Mrs . Fra ncis Biron w ho wllh MONDAY ONI.Y, JULY 4 Mr. a nd Mrs. William Ph illip, 1 me ntal he alth are �rged to. a ttend , Mr. a nd Mrs. J a ck Ke nn edy l eft he r family moved Frid ay to Vlrof th e WSCS at Pom eroy rece n t- I . R.obert'.Mlt.ch\ll't'l In F'rid ay !o r lhtrriabu.r,g, Pa., to ginla, was held Thu rsday eve ning and ch i ldre n or Rittma n are spen d- these re�ular meetings which &rll!I ly. "THE ANORY IIILL'I" w d Mrs. Pearl held on the fourth Sun�ay of. each J9,me1 Swar t returned from th � I spen d the . wee �end with her bro- by the Cat holic Women's Club at ing the eeken with (ln Ot nem�pe) be will m eetmg next month. The , Holzer H ospital and is con va leB- th er an d s1 ste r• 1_n •! aw Mr. e nd Mrs. th e Sac red Hear t Church a u di- Phillips o£ Mi ne rsvill e and will July 2-4 a t the hospit - •ho al I �eorge E.arl W1ll1 a mson and lamalso visi t w ith M rs . Philllp'.s sist orium , ci ng a t hit home. George Nad� in Mre . ter and ram ily, Mr. and GuestB or Mr . an d Mr s. He nry ily. "NO WHERE TO GO" •1 ·th ted s . n childre and Thomas Harold en wa n pres Biro . s Mr t n o r be Dix r and Mrs . He Mr. Mrs. Erb Wa• Guest Rou11h Sunday a ftern oo n were Also Cartoon Mr. and "! rs: Carl Sharp a nd Mr and Mn Fran k Beac h a nd and fa mily vi site d recently al The c1 co rsage a n d neckl a�e by th e Of Honor At Dinner TU•SDAY .,,ii WIDNISDAY l Pl a in s with Mr. a nd Mrs. Delph club a nd a ha n dke r ch1ef shower da ugh ter, Pri scilla of Hollywood, 1 G·1k r Mld dl M ·9 J M rs : Grover Erb was gueat . FAMILY NIGHTI · . rs a . r M of guests e r e w ., a fl the n o lm i f A members. the by M d n ker ar P ;hd ay s O,e'>;{r ted T� y ce e ho nor at a birthday din ne r given · J a mes Souders Thur sday, st mass of Rev. Father J oh n fir d an Reuter Tom r 1 r Ka L · � - Joa n Fontaine Gnmt Car n(• eush 1111 d ",, r. 8"ea ch v ser mg y . · · ' Thursday eve n i n g by her d 11ugh- 1 ��Jch ar d Karr Jr., were m · w ash · W I P�el w18 sho wn by M rs' Paul "SUSPICION" home ma de Ice crea m a nd c a ke. M r . and Mrs. J ack Wa lters an d ter, Mrs. Don Rea, at her h ome - also Mr. 1md M rli. Da n Haym a n are 111gton, Ind., Tb ursd a y . to a Uend Case · J I children, St ev e a nd J a ck re t urned in Mi n ersville. o r thc i r u ncle , - lanct Leigh n Wayne Joh v acc1 lionlng in Michiga n and t�e funera l A shor t busi ness se ssi on w as to Columbu s Thursday aft er a the, honored Prese11t were Cha r l eA Jones. Pit()!"' ".JET Can ad a. . con d ucted by Mn. Biron a nd re- v isit with Mr. an d M rs. Guy W a l- gueii;t and Mr. Erb, M iss Ka thy Mr. an d Mr_s . L. . �- P a rfitt of (Tedmi oolor) M r , ;in d M rs. Ga ry Sell er, a nd ports or the secre tary a nd trea • lers a nd other rel a tives. Also Faulk ner o f Spri n gfield, the hosts I chlld ren , GrovePQrt, spent the Cha rlest_o� ar� ived ,Frl da y eve n lng s u rer were gi ven and orflc ers visiting the Wa l ters are Mr. a �d and daugh ters Rev a and Donna. , fo r a Vllll l wi rh h ui parents, M r. week en d w ith Mr. a n d Ml"B. W.a rd of tll e club reported o n the Ca - · Mrs . Richar d Walt ers an d c h 1l ­ Sa yrc en d M r . an d Mrs, H erm a n and Mrs; E� ward P arfitt. . thollc women's conve n tion held dren, Cheri and Ricky. Both Ja ck Mrs. C a ll!e Log an of n ea r Flora Wolfe . I wa s t he Frid a y gucSl 01 Mr. an d J u ne 22 at the St. John 's Vian ney a nd Richard are on v a ca tlon fro m Mr. and Mrs . Ver ne Watt enon their tmployme nt w ith the LenSemll\a ry at Bloomi ngdal e. spenl la st Thursday with her sls- Mn. Dwight Logan an d ,ion , h.q_c k The next mee ting will be held nox Furn ace Co., i n Columbus. te r wh o ia very ill a l Vincent. 1 Sp� ina:a Ro ad. Mr. and Mn. Ern est Jones a n d Thursday, August 11 a n d M rs. 1· 1 Mr. and Mn. Dona ld Wolfe an d Wllll a m Wur ner a nd fa mily Casci, vice pre s id ent, will pre- ch i ldren, , carol Jea� a nd Ken n e t h da ughte r Ja ni ce s pe n t t he k lrave relUr ned home from a vaca - aid e at the meetlnlils t he rem11.in- came Friday eve nm1 to s pe �d 'IW!'e e n d w lth !"r . a nd Mn. Solon Bu t- I the h oliday wee kend with Miss , der of the year . lion a t Naples, Fl a .. , che r i n Clevel and . Jea n Lama. ________ · 1, Mr. a n d Mrs. Charl es G r Jmm nicha rd Russcl1 of Sprlngfleld Mr. and M rs . Ho�rd Nei,:l er anrl children 11toppc d at the ir l a st n ight to join his f a mme a c and M r . a nd Mrs . George Nelgle r pne n lll' homes, M r. sn d Mr■. O na ve been visiting her who ily M nd a vlelt r i et ta H erman Warner , Pome roy and rhtldre n a ed i n and Mrs . L. w. Wal, Mr. ts. n re a p I Mr. a nd M rs. 1:J a r ry Grimm, Mason Vi11�0 Su n day. eSCfl l"'\L • . k James , er the pa st week. Mrs . Mr. a nd Mrs. Sam Cu rt is or I a nd to see th eir Grandfa t her John- , W a lker who has been co nfined ' Nuionwide'1 low-cott SENIOR ClTIZl!N Policy. for me�n Columb1111 spent the wee kend wi t h son, M11son, two nia,:hts and II day U ecause of Ill ness al so visited w i th h and women oVer age 65, offen broad awenge • , , liberal h_is � arents , M r . a nd Mr.s. H a rry on their w11 y to a vac a tion ln . � , and it's guarant� renewable. Pronct1 for your btnefit1 th Th e Wa lk er family yesterday. e Enterprise 4-H Club with Curtis. Ca na d a . entire lift! For ttal peace of mind, fill out coupon below: advis ors Mrs. Dw ii:hl Log an a n d Miss Billy McA tee of Toledo Mr. and Mrs. Horner JHc11ud Mr. a nd Mrs . Lre .J a ck s on and Mrs. Hcrb�rl Dix.on met Thu rsd ay w ho vls_lted la.!it week_ with he r I w1n1 1he facet oa fOllr SENIOR CJTIZ!N Policy, vis ited Mr. e nd Mrs . Fau n H a l sey dau�hle r I.Jnda rel u rn c> d to the ir a fte rnoon i n the baseme nt of the bro the r-a n-law Jnd BIHter, Mr. obliaa1ioo. No n ua d d n a t Eggar nd a l o R . s Mr a . d Church EUB ay. nd Su ins a Pl Tuppers t a home In L'h illm)thc a fk r .11pe nd. Da�lCll(' �nulh presl o ed at t he ght er , Sharo n , returned home I Mr. a nd M rs. Charl es Se lsN ' J n ,g two week s with ht•r mother meeting Whl("h ope ned wit h the Monde.y. Sha�o n went with her I and l"h i ldl'f'n, John stown , .!! pent I Mn. Sybll Mlle�. NAM!!______________ pledge n . t 4-H d visi an � r ffog fo t au the to pledge • g l C r H ! hf' weeken d with Mr. and Mrs. , o u rn ow a rd llu h 11, Mrs. ADD>REl"-----------:-�-Mrs. :W111Jan:1 W . . F ord of _ Col­ r.ro v l'r Sal�er and M r . an d Mi!!. , bu � w a� H n ov t> r ni g ht g ue s l or Darle n e tol d ol her trip to Camp ' ---_ Ohio. Lind a Fay e Starc her wa s umbus ls vialtmg with her sis ter, Pearl Ma rtin. aTYc___...c..___.;a.;NL...ST•TE� Mn'. �o ne Curt is. club The n I e hom her t a Boke L. M. reporter. 1\tra. 11�w1 at11c� n · n � f' k Gul!'s1� of Mr. and M r s. Frrd cv la d Mrs. Ma rga re t K kl , Cl Mrs. the Sou d ers apartment . MAIL 10. C ad le are thci: son an d daugh • ' spe nt lhe week end wi 1 h her mt.1 co nstilut1o n prepared by . �r. and Mrs. Harold Hmkle and Dixo n and Mrs. Ja mes Hall was lcr-in-la w Mr . a nd Mrs. George th er Mrs. Ma ggie H ar r is . Strobush o r Jefreno n , W is. They Ma ry r. ru ce s t obar t of C o ! ti m- re ad by Kar�n Walker ' and pro- chil dren and Mr. and Mra. Ro­ 1 1 5 1. 1n.i .,_ berl Morris a nd childre n pl an to all v lalted Mr. Ca dle's mother, a t 1 bus spent th r we P kend w ith her Ject books we re ch eck ed. I WY•2·2..0 ,t,.,. am n ve o g the for Lake b oda t t a were dln o • t n a Atte Alma o Dt1r1b11r Sunday, i:: y mothe r M rs . Wm. J l ysr ll . otllo Pemero,. ,.__ • � �rv.w nn A h t Ru �all, ita n A nd Mr , and Mrs , Pe.11rl CalhrP-a t h d H c Rlwa' i1.� g � a d ee thr trip, g n campi a e y s 1 , u ell Mr . nd Mr , uaan tz n Be Mrs. Thor Olson of At he ns waa S and g ra n dso n , Seat tl" , Wa1h. , a nd children, Marietta. sprnt the Brothen, M a rjori e IIAYIONIIIN lll'IUAL INIVUJICI CtlPMY • ... lftlll. CM•8U� tllt a nd Mrs. A nna b urton a nd g ran d weeke n d with their parrn ls , Milo DiKOll and M a ry Kathryn Stuch- t� e overnigh t gue st of Mrs. J a me.11 u, The noxt m eeti ng wlll be Souders Thursday, ,mn of Pomeroy were Su nday a fter ; Hho a de s a u d Joh n Beutz, Rev. Howard Ruppelt spent held 011 Friday, Jul)' 7 al 1 :30. noon call er, of Mr .11 n d Mrs . T. 1 Fr iday i n Columbus a t the PresMr s. Ma rgaret H oudashcll spC'11t G. Hilldore an d da�1 hter Don na . j ------byterlan Sy nod on busi ness. Do nna H llldore an d Mary A. Su nday w ith Mr. an d Mn. Otto M rs. Ch arles Burdette and 10n , ) Nease were bu1lne11 v i1ltors i n Loh n , Pomeroy. t Mr s. Flo All w l n e 1111d daui;:hter Ch,rlcs and Mn. Emenon Jones At hen ■, Sa t urd ay. a nd d a ughter Barbara were in Pt. Mr. and Mra. Fra ncis Morris M rs. Evely n Trleb, Columbu� rrand Mn. ChrlaUne Like a nd aon turned home Su n day ■ Hei· spend1 I Pleasa nt Friday. In g last week wl th her sister Bill spent Monday I n Mnielt a . NA.Ml OMlnlD Mr. a nd Mn. Crltt Bradford or Mn. f'. �. Du nn . I . Evelyn Rouah, Columhu s la vHI •� Folm er waa welcomed H wor thlnato n al)ent 1everal days In lhe list of thGN 1ttendi n 1 a � me mber when the Cub the W ildwood Garden Club meet· with Mr. a nd Mr,. A. c. Bradford I itina: her fa ther Dale Housh. n di n g tltis Seoul. of Den Two, Pack 248 met Ing on Wednelday evening, the spe Ray Frank Is and ape nt Frid ay 1t Reedy, w. j week wlth his uncle and aunt, Mr wJtb, Lhe de n mot he rs, Mrs. name of Mn. Christy Bier waa Va., on buatneai, M r . and Mn. Charles Bee1le, and Mra. Crltt Bradford of W'Qr- Dwllbt Loga n an d Mrs. 1 Vernon unt ntentJonall)i orpi tted. 1 Enm, Wed neaday afternoon a t .. -· Columbua ape n t thr th lng ton. n Chuckle o R Sprlnp el. Don na Hlll dore wss th,;i Sunrlay Uur Loga n home. :',�kend wlt'h relative,. Mrs. 111• M.l Slmpaon a<'comp■ n led them di nner j:CUest of M r . 11�d Mrs. Road . A 1ho rt meeting waa h eId whi ch ,: I Don Ncaae a t Pla n ts. home to e�nd a week Overnight guests or M r. 11.:-iit opened with the fl at CM"ernony 1 Guea ta of Mr, and Mr■ . Wal ter I p Stti wart were Paul Stew ar t, Clar k■ ; Mrs. Raymond He n slc-r were9"!1.f . and clrsed wit h the living circle , .[ burg, Mr. a nd Mn. JamH Ste- and Mrs , Glen Rhoades and chi\ - after -whit� a party waa held hon• wart, d1u�hter Ellen. S teubenvllle dren . a n d attended the Hill rr.- 1 orln& Mike You ns on, his birth- , Mr. and Mn, Jr. Stewart , Belle. uni on at Porlland Pa r k Sundny. da)'. - I G1me1 w�re playeel an d 1ce - - - -� cream and cake- w,re served by Mn. Loga n to tht; boriored ljlUest Mix Folmer, Chuck Bartels. Keith Eva ns, Michae l BOllll, Llny Wal• ker, M i ke Carleton, $klppy Lo1a n , , Plll'-'O tD,.Uft Michael St lll, Mn. · Enn 1 and · one e:uest, Karen Walker. 1 VOL e n t1 n e a1 \l'EATIIER • I \• a rd, M r . , nd Mr,. Ch, r le, E•w a. nd childrrn, Pat and Bren da vJs. 1ted Izst wee kend w1· th M r. a n d M rs. tonley Ed wuds in Corn ing. M r s. Cl ara Staa ts h as moved fr om Pt. Ple1:!lla nt in to her n e w Broadway next tra iler ho me dti to the home of her s on Ea rl Robi nson .a nd fa mily. Mn. Ch arles K. .A DRESS from the L&1Ty .Aldrich .l&te aprtnr and 1um• · met collection USN black .Uk 1 ' ma• ••Wt I , e ly Uol!Od ,._ lo-io,.,,1 Hhrtland" -·-·· ... .......... In 1 124 lty JoMpt. AJPdln, 1n 1119' Ulh brlckla-,.r who It by ml•lnt .-.,loue "'1k>nt of time, ■lllca,, Iron and •lumlne. tt. ca;IIN tt '",orttend'• ._... it ,.. MmblN 1,ten. 41Uarrlfd _, th• 111• ., Portl•nd. •• The reu n ion usu::!!y The Bi-Mon thly Ca nasta Club yea1 ir met .at the Marti n Re�taLtra n t Augu.a:t was h eld t his tht I Ju ne a rry Baker left L a.s Thursday ev eni n g for a 6.30 dmowing day for Fort Kn ox, Ky., I foll ner. where he will serve with the U. the din n er the Following S. Army. group adjou.r n ed to the home of , _ _ _ ::-:--=:-:::---:- -:;- --:cc Mrs. Al bert MarU n, Cond or St. , INPIANAPOLIS, Ind . UPI­ for a n even i n g of games . Wm11er1i Veteri n ari an& wlll rec1!'ive in a were Mrs. Eug en e Triplett, M rs . fr w d t1)' s an anti�ist cmper vac• Sidn ey Spen cer. Mrs. Don ald Mc -, cine for d Og1 which i8 produced Ken zie who a lso won the door hy th , sam e basic meth od u sed prize and Mni. Ho war d Lo!!11n. j in maki ng Salk polio v acci ne, Pit­ Mrs. John Beaver a nd Mrs. Rich• ma n-Moo« Co., anno unced tod a y. ard Finlaw each received gifts / �---·•·---------• • 1 fr om their secret pals. . Nlafftf 1..,., c.rtooll A Refrest-n ents were se r · ""d by th, h oste.. lo lhe .•bov e n amed and Mr s. Cbules Riffle. • M•llll•liil ii ..,. - lto ., .\til :U.(� . t1. ,' . By FREDDIE HOUDASi-;::LT i :• Jou•,.... a -.ilewcome,i Cards• A tt-�rwards Ab.out Middleoort 1 I .. -s· I Met F•Or o:nn.er, ---------. ,,--Around And - -- ' Culll'm ! , Mr.ti. D.in \�'C':\L Mr!, . Ar11•1!·.I Sn o wde n, M:-s. CI L 1 1 or d L('1fhc 1.1. 'oln. Edgar A hb ..i_l l . .� !ri, Hoy Gr1 . .:ser, !t_irs . 1 1 :ir�.d Uladss1u11, )h s. William lt;idtord, Ji'.ly H a dfo:-d a n d Mr s. Dorcs Arno1J. A f ter t h l' J1011ore,I ;:acs l opcn r-d her rifts. rdrcit h · · cnti. wr.re se rv - I ,.. c a ml M rs. c d 1, . I1111>c named <hni v k.l'. M iss A l ic!.' Eul e r , · Wilbu r 1311i . " rs. I,rw1� r uru(':;c r. M r.,;. H arry Leon ard. Patty ilnd J a n e t Ar n o ld , Ruth Ann D.iiley, M a r y M�Afce, Mn , John Erwin , M rs. Hu g h -- -- - - -· B1-• M OnfhlY ClUb. The ann ual hm ilJ reu nion of the Seldo n E. Baker Sr. family wu held on Sun�1y, June 21S, at th e home of Mr, Ind M�a. Seld on Ba ker Jr., at Laurel C.,tff, Pomeroy. 1 Those at\endln.g were Mr. and Mn. Mrs. Baker Sr., Mr. a nd Baker Jr., an d daugh t.en Martba I a nd Linda, M r _ a nd Mn. J im Jett and Larry Baker a ll of PomSyra cuae: ero,: Norma Rouah, Mr. and Mn. Watter Baker, childre n . David, Rodney and Deann a 01 Cald well , o. I MEIGS COUNTY SQUADRON 202 Ura Swisher'• t'leld - RI. 554 - I mtte W . I Youth of the Midd l eport Ch urch of C h rist are preparing to attend at Hillsboro this s umm er camp mo n th. The Middleport group will Week, July a uen d I n terme d iate 24 - 30. Pl.an n ing to a ttend th e Butl er Spring:1 Christi a n Assembly are ca r ol Sc ott, Ju dy Wil de rmuth, Carolyn Sear les, Judy Ma rtin. Car­ oly n N i<'holson, Susie Neulzlinii;, Susie Slater. Joy Boggs, Marth a N1chulson, Ch · istinc Bahr, Lynn n:rni!.'ls, lil' v l!rly Cun d iff, N eda Bradfo rd, Jl' n ni ft" r Da niels, N ar11a Fro.st ar-d Ca rl Lefever . Mn. Pearl P h ill ips e ntertai n• ed with a famib di nner Thuncby at h er hom e in M ine nville, Prese n t were Mines Ruth and Cha r lest on ; Elizabeth Mdn toah, Mrs, Bo b McIn tosh, M aso n ; Mrs. Raym ond Fischer, Pomeroy, Mr . Mrs. a nd Mrs. Otto Harlenba ch, Mrs. Charle• Adolph Grueser, Grueser and son Jon , Mrs . Wllli a m Russell a nd son Ted a n d Bob 6ru eser all of M inersv ill e . Now You Know Annual Family Reunion Held At Baler Home Family Di.,.,.er l• Given In Miner,ville but DEA'l1i TAKES NO -HOLlOAY - For sev �n persons involved · in a freak accldenf ·north of Spring Green, \Ylscoosin , this car was a coff in. Richard Meisler of Beloit and his six chil­ ' FIRE RAZES CANADIAN l'..�ilBER PLA NT - Firemen move in close to lames dren wi:,e •�lll!!d whe n a runaway trailer cur. ylne t,,o horses hit their car . . The National (lower f left) at_ helg1it of $2,000, 000 blaztj II a lumber produclil Safety Council predicted that 370 might die o . n · tfie lughways during the 78-hour wee�-end, plant. Eight firemen were bospital­ but tJiis lol4J Wlis. certain lo be surpassed as 34 6 deaths were recorded by I o'clock, July 4th. lZed W1lb heat pnistratlon as a rauil of the bl a,.e whieb raged for over 2 hours before 200 ' ftrem en brought lt under controlj The Vanco u ver, B. C. , fire was the worst in 33 years. . Hig�war Slaughter Soars Above 425 In Worst Charge DiSalle Holiday Weekend Rec;otded In United States Usin P� A a, g t s St•ppm · • g StOfte u.1..., ...... lot•mallon■I The Dltldh'•· tnffJc death toll aoared •bovt· the t-20 m ark today to an 111:utn-e -ftlgh for a three-day 1'"'o unb of July week en d and th e overall d hollfify Ylol ent death toll reache 700. Motorlsl.8 bent on holiday fun . killed them�lves, th eir families & nd fell w, ncation ei·s al a clip of al.most ti� ,II) hour. The National Saf�ty CoUD1ril called th e ala ughter on " the high way "appa l. ling and shockillg." A Unlted Presa· Internationa l count 1h0Wed th'at at leas t 427 per10n1 wen, , kl�ed Ip . tr�l!ic ac<i denta between 8 p. ·m. Friday a nd , t 1 �=�a;i:. �her. . �oefck•la /<li4,n ov01an loll I of 700: · · · - - · · · ' ' ,. • Callforl\i ■ counted 3! hiehway d eatha. Ob io wu close behin d . w ith 30. N ew Yort. recorded m, Texu 23, Wi11conain 20, North I Carolln■ · 18, a nd Georgia a nd Mleblgao 16 el(:h. Only Alaska D elaware a nd New Hampsb irJ reli()rted no traf- !:•t:f:::!'!1�j;'.j "!: fie fotaiitiea. 1 •v oid who1...1 , blood•hed on i ts Male• u,..,.. PIN pub!ie highways when it celeThe safety cou n ci l pltaded for br.etes a na tiona l hoJidJi:Y," a emen:en cy adion to e'nd "whole- cou ncil spokesman said. sa l e bloodshed" · o n the 'hig hw ays "The N ationa l sarety · council --every diy and particularly on be lieves. , public officials and all holi days. others ded icate d to safer h i ghw ays "It is tragica lly i ronic th at a I ni ust act a nd a ct rast in an i nnation dedicat�d to avoiding I creased effort to redu�e th is bloods h ed on the ba t tlefield ap .· h ighway '!laue:h te r _ n ot only on parently cani'lot · fi n d a way to I holidiyll but every day," be sa id . _ --- --- - - _ ___ . II prest"den1·Ia HeaIth Dragged" . N ·, �.n B (. m n ----=--,--:---=:. Ofk Started· . . in,r Sun On RIS Road fn Mason --,, The West Virginia State Road Commission ann ou n ced that work hll!t st.lr ted o n secondary Route 33-2 in Mason County, Rlsing Sun Road , from Ju n ction of Secondary Route 60 to Junction of Secondary Route 33-18, a dlstance of three m iles. The work will Include widenJn g in1t1llin, additional drainage and st abi lizing. Th e project Js expected to be completed by Lbe firat of November. has M eanwhile, State Road Commi11ioner Patrick C. Graney a contra ct bu bee n awarded to the Company, Hay nea ConatrucUon 1 ne., IDd Sa va'. Co n.tructio• Comp.ny, In c., oI Blue Iield, W. V a., Ior 111ding , d rain lng and •·hton � the 411 • •20 miles· w pa vi•• ,,. •·"' Upla nd Bo•d on Seeondary Route• 41 ln )!uon Co\lnty. The auccelllful bid Wat for ftN,008. The work waa one of three �gular Federal-Aid projec t■ in the state announced by Gran ey. 0th• en w� in Gnenbrier and Tyler nuautied bids Coun ties. Loweat , r eceived tor those three proj ects and three Sla te project■ totaled $1 620 246·f8 ' · ' Hovatter Fined $5, Costs In Local Court Gary Hovatter, Middleport, was tlned $5 and cost s wl th the costs beirtf suspended Saturday ni&h t . The case w11111 hPard ht Mayor Ch•rles Leg1r'1 cow't followin1 1 reek.leas operation cbarljle by the Pomeroy police department. la another case William Reeves forfeited a 115 bond. I t·. o Democ·ratJC . o t ons .Issue- "•'1ilt�_ll;jljWi!e-o.r: l I I I Lone Star State Has p"-ndd1'date fOf fesi ency froffl oumey T0 esl '-AJ3St I On Sentembero.18th · I I .·Junk' etmtr Khrush . en, Gets· · h T' . es ' JC _ ev c . kl Childr. C, _ · Growmg . annth In Austnan Villa Return In . . ,· ge O play.I • w lMLAU, Au,trts UPI - A ing bablea and ln•llln,t ....,body he posed tor phologriphen. ful Soviet Premier Nlttt.a Kbru■h• to visit' Ruasia. 'H e au togtsphed 8 riumber of chev, 1Ucking out his tongue at Hb hea lth, thla corespondent illustrated pnst caNb: carrying chi ldren and Jovially banding out , was told, is "perfect." �•1 hope you .pictures _0( the 'Motcow untverSputnik plna, dropped · in Qn this feel H well itnce you arc much aJt y pkt lltts<tu e villa1e today, · )'ou nger," h e Joked. w1a a n u n sch e duled •top tn Jt "Life Is very dtlficttlt for reThe popular rftcUon has -bea tour marked by a noticeable portera wh o cannot r un , u fut come i�y" wlrriier alnce .lncreut in warmth for tbe visit• 11 be does," thil c�apondent Xh��\iel" · WH ' J_n Vi(llr.1, resighed. Khrushchev mn.Uld brqht- lieatin, lhe experience■ of other in,: RUllian lead er. ' H� i1 thll Salzadi valle,Y yil , )y. ' We1terp countries d urtpg Khn.labll&e, KhruahcbtY. •tuded - on ttie He then �anded out Sputnik pint cbev•1 tour. Jn m1DJ vllla1e1 ,� �'11] Uncle Nikita ibarm.1 , !halt- W cbJldrep and _ . b�'- �Udi , � � . •�� •� , IJ"O� .f>/, peo I ,_' ;_� � � � �� & tongue out pla)llully at them , 'l'he_'!, , pie wav!Ji� flaa,� &It(! - �:''• .. ' Pol\'"· -· I · I . entral En'1inetr r,-- Boney Mitchell Died Monday Baseball Gone Astr:ay Blamed In Accident The most serlous acclden t over t he long holiday week end i n Meigs Cou n ty wai an un uaual one in Racint, , l\fopday, _ when a bas eball t h rown at a "'du nking ma chine" d 1 y �:� 1:r.: /l.��t:�he t.:=,u;:.� turln1 her. ...... Her cond ltiori today was reported 1'aa good · u ca n be expected " from ,lloli,er l:loapttal where she was: taken by th e Raci ne emerge ncy aquad. She was In surgery one hour. Accordlnt to ohleners, Miss NeaH, dJ ughler or Mr. and Mrs . Don Nease, was In Une of the fli!l ht of a ball that mi ued the backstop frame of • d u ntinJ" rna�hlne near the , btlJ& . ldlOOI, IUJ,a Nease is .i -.pho.,.re al Ol!lo lr!llve,l'illf. · l'\;mon Oatlef., I . .funeral services for B�ey �tchell, who died Monday af. ten,ioon at Holzer Hosp1�J , Will be �eld Thursday at 3:30 P·IA• from the Pomeroy Uruted Method.is� Church. . )4r, �l �chell was on 1l�k leave _I� his Job as New York Central t tme until noon of the �ay o_f the f u erai , w he n lhe emams w1U be Railroad engin eer when be died. �en to the chW: ch! '\a where 1rt1;nda �. s wa a member of the United a�� ma� c� until time o! service, . ne M ethodist Church, Pom�oy �ge .Kwmgs 1s m charge. No. 164, Pomeroy Chapter, No. ho, I ff . R. . �• lf.. ; Bosworth Coun cil No. 4 , Ohio Valley comm� ndery No . 24 8, . The Meigs: County Sh eriff's U.e Yw ln City Shrme Club, the departm en t inveatigated two acci­ Alat;ldin TeJJJp�e. Columbu1, Oliio, denta 1 over the weet end. Both the ·Scolllab Rite , Mason,, a nd lhe 'ffere of a minor nature and no Amertcan �g1on Post 128, teen ey Uffllta �ere made. d e Tba tint 1ccidei;it hap�ned a t =°!,\!� :: ::�w.;�a r!n�� •pproxtmat• 1 a. m. Sunday OD !Mltlvillll Ia hla ·..n., ·Uottrudo· - '1'"1loii- Clllef .11e,- GliiLel! JIJld llr, l e¥(ia1 Cr-■t - Sllllth Mit ehell. Friencla ..i1 ,1 Ma,ot �n McE lhinney exprwed hilf-ton plctup- trucll OWIIOd 1he home. 238 Mulbert1-av, any, � sincere lhanb today to lhe E.lmer s.,re, RD 1, Middleport, --,---.,--- people of Middleport for an acci - driven by hi e . IOJI, .slid in loose ---de nt,iree h olid ay week end, £1_ gravel and overturned. There The Middleport Police Depart- were no injuriet. men t mad.e �n� irrelt a ?d charged The second accident involved II West V1rg1ma man With DWI. Edward Hugart of PL Pleasa nt two vehicle! happened at 1 p. m. posted a $200 appearance bond fol Sunday just off 680 on county road 313 near Tuppen Plai ns. w1_ ng h is arrest Saturda y lo nigh L I Q, II.T l''l' A car driven tiy Non Hartman , He !S to appear i n Ma)'or McElhi nThe Public Utilities f;'qmmlss1on n ey s court Thusday nigh t. RD 1, Lo ng Botto m sli d o n t he of Ohio today approved t be tra ns'Mean while, acting Mayor John grav el road and struck a car dri­ fer of the ....ts, property a nd Zerkle he ard two cases M onda, ven by loe E. Lantz. Coolv ille. business of the Commonwealth morning fin ing two men a total There wu m inor damage to both vehitles. Charles Sa)'re of Telephone Co. of Ohlo to General I of $25 and costs. Telephon e & Electron ics _Corp., acCharle:; H ayes, Mi dd leport, was the Sheriff's department in vesti­ cording to Clare E. Wllli.imt of fined $15 a nd co sts for intox ica- ga ted the accldenl Marion , C omm1Jnwealth's n ew pre- lion an d Charles Sbul et of Rutsiden t. lan d was li ned $10 a n d costs for reckless opera tion. Both charges The Commonw ealth Co ., now 8 were filed by the police departa wh olly owned subsidi ry of GT&E, ment. ________ i s headquartered In Ath�ns. Ohio . Common wealth operate9 m o :r e than 16,000 telephones In 13 south• eastern Oh io excha nges. The company is lCIO per cent dial. The Mell:s Coun ty Sheriff'.s de­ u111 principal exchange■. •� in parlmen t reported a routin e week Athen a, Logan and Mc.Arthur. the end with one arrest and two i n­ eea ts of Athens, Logan add Vfoton vestiga tions. coun ti es rei,pectively. Denver Nu tt, 36, RD I, Reeds­ was: arrealed at 8-:30 p. m. vme, Ulti ma tely, Commonwealth's op­ It was a lignt holiday week end Sa turd ay for intoxica t io n and lod­ erations will be m e rged i nto GT& fo r the Pomeroy Police Depart­ · E's m ajor Ohio subsldi•r)\ Gen­ men t with only on e a rrest being ged i n the coun ty jail, Ja me5 �t., M iddl eport, Part ng, 23, Bi eral T�lephone C o. of Ohio. Th e reported. i ck ed-up Su nd ay. at 7 p. m. p wH ta tter currently operates in 70 of Jack Darrell Gh ee , 327 W. Ohio's: 88 coun ti es, sE!rwn,g about 3rd St., was free on a $130 ap­ and held for investi aa tion. The sheriff's d epartm en t aJso 210,000 tel ephones, pearance bo nd today followi ng I nvestiga te d I shooting accident his arrest Sa turday n ight by the M on day in voJvl ng James R. Cun­ Williams, pres ident of Genera l departm en t He is charged wit h diff, 21, of Charleston, W. Va. 11( Ohio, also is th e new· prealdent aaaaU.Jt and batte ry, re si.111ing ar­ Cu ndiff accideatally shot h im­ or the Commonwea lth · compa ny. H. rest, a nd disturbing the peace self il1 t he left foot with a .22 C. Slusher of Athens , formerly He 11 cali bre rifle Monday afternoon at while under i n toxica ti on. ,chief of Commonwealth, will sene sc hed uled lo appear i n Mayor Le­ Portla nd. Th e accid ent o�curred • :vke presiden t of Common­ gar's court tonight, at 3:20 and he was ta ken to the weaJ&b, Two run-aways from the Uni on Meigs G ene ral Ho.pita! by pri­ Miss ion in Charlesto n, W. Va., vate au to. were picked up Sa turday nigh t He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. at 10:30 by the Pomeroy Police Glenn Cu ndiff .of Syracus e. Depa rtment and were tur ned over J. Edward Folhr. calhlff of to officia ls of the mission Sunday. Squad Gives Aid To th• Fumert, Bank & Savlnd■ Co,. Heaped In ju ry today et C Lawn .Mower Victim itations Issued For 12:20 p. m. whtn hi• 1955 Th e Middleport F ire Departm en t Chov,olot wH 1t,vck In th■ Two By Stale Patrol e merge ncy u nit was ca lled out at right rur br • truck owntcl by The State High way Patrol has 5:55 p. m. Mo nday to the hom e a( tlM Goltvl•ln Coal Co., drlffn repor ted Je rr y C. Ward; 64, 208 Cannel Jewett, Ra ilroad-st, when by Speun,. 36, Loni BotBeech St., Middl eport, arrested Mr. Jewett caugh t h is foo t under fem,, Porn•ro, P•tra!men O.wid for a f a ili n g to ohey a traffic a power law n mower. Goodwin _ 11ld Fo1t.r had .top. in Gallipolis s igna l and cited He was given rirAt a id for a Pff In traffic to permit anMu n icipal court tonig ht. severely lacerated right loot a nd other cer to m■h a Ifft h.■ ncl I Robert R. Smith, 18, was cited take n t o Meigs Gene ral Hospital turn. Dame.. •• hNwy to both for h avi ng no muffler an d is to tor treatm ent. The Injury to b is vehlcle1,, go to M eigs Coun ty co urt July 16. foot was 'localed a bout the toes. --- ----,-- -- Two Accidents lnvesh•gated Over "'eekend . . ef, Mayor' Chi Say 11ianks' may I TO Midd}eport I.; \AJfflmOftWeaJth'S Assets Moved TO b ' . Corp. . A Kennedy nswers Tr11man, "''on't Qw't Dem Race rk}aftd Ba k ·· • '·" •iJ Brow.11, who served ll days 118 ,governor Of OhJo, baaed h is, o g cha e ,p. a 00 < ststem e l of R I . . :w uha m F. Miller,.. I Ne w York State Republican, who sa id last week thaL DiSoil< will b colne llll.ll.CI secrelary of commerce i f e Ken. LOS AN GELES (UPI) - Polltlcal_ agents of Se�, J�hn F. n •z.�.-:.�:=� imu, of Ken!lffi -•,nd Lyndon B. �ohnson di'altfle<I the _b_llilt_b ·• io i vemor 10 .today Into the 1>re�velll1on conl"81 · of tllese t wo rl\\lls for -Pldlll··1 . . l)l,spectlve ., a P preolthe Democratic presJdeotial nomination. · denua) o·ominee and to adva nce . , , Ke nne dy's conven t iop headquarhis own pen(inaf ·ambition to reyouth, the .f3-ye�r-old Kennedy ten Issu ed a medical report to · turn to '\\laehtna:tohtu back up its statement that the sa id, health an� vigor wel'e need ed A a Kenn y told D ws co nference Ma ssachusette se n ator•, ph,ysi- ed m the White Holf se. And he in New York M onday that he h ad ref e rred to �� illn esses su ered cians had fou nd him "in excellent ff promised no cabinet positions to nt e rec by ,, ent presid · heal th a11d with a normal l i fe exJohnson backers sa id they would a 11¥one. pectan cy.'' ________ By it.a action, the Kenn edy be glad to mat.ch Johneon's m�i • L camp in effect invited Johnaon to cal record �iSl�St �en nedy's hl S• tory of Addison .s disease. do the sa me. --------The he, ltb of ea ndid,Iea has been a political lssue getting in-------., - ff · creased attention sin ce Ure11ident Ei8e�hower c�mpai gned for reelecti on after a 1935 heart attack. \..a It erupted in the Democratic NEW YORK UPI-Sen. Joh n pre-con vention campaip Monday F. Kennedy told the n ation i n j from a remark madci �)' K� nnedy seneral a n d former President l at b is New Yark news �nfere nce WASHINGTON UPI - Senate Tru�an in particul ar. Monday he replfing to_ former President Tru- Democra tic Leader Lyndon JohnWO\lld n ot qult th e race as a presistatem ent .son formally announced today be d ential c I man s a nti-Kennedy andida te because youth• last Sa turd ay. will activ ely seek the' prt-slden tial ful strength, health and vigor . ls An1werl n1 critici s m of hla nomina tion at th e Democratic Naneeded i n the White House. · na I Con vefltion n ext week. -:-: -:, -- --- -t io . The 43-year-old M.assachusetta The Texan told a nCw.S C onferl(j S C Democrat, front ru nner for hi1 e nce : "My n ame will be placed party'1 presiden tial nomination , In nomina tion at the Dentocratlc replie d pdint by point J n a telecon venti on in Los An geles}' ' J l'iSed ne w, conteren ce to the chalHe added some or his support- len ge thrown at h i m Saturday by C' _ WI ers predict a third ballot victory I Truman. ff for him in the Los A ngeles votTo Truman'1 sua: geation th at he i n g. i tep asld e as a cand idate, KenThe Clyde Kirklan d s are home J oh nson sa id he had been un• ne<1.y said , "I d o oot ,·n tend 10 after a three week motor journ ey able up to now· to jump into the s tep aaide at anyo ne 's requ est " th at took th em to the West Coast The senator ,aid he wa, the and back for vi,its to a number race because hie posi tion as maof the n a tlon'a top tour ist a t- Jori ly lea der requi red him to be o n ly cand id ate 10 enter all the · i n Waahingto n. pri maries 1nd had "encou ntered tractions. "Someon• had to tend th• and surveyed every kind of .ba• E nro ll te west t hey traversed ,tor.," ho Nld. zant and oppoalUo n," Kentucky, Tenneqee, Arka naas, ------To Truman '■ auertion that the Texas, Carllbad Cavmia, visi ted conventio n was "pre-arranged" to Juarez, Mexico, Dianeylan d In Lucas Will :fake Wife favor him, Kennedy said, " to the HollyWOOd and wen t northward extent that I have any thing to do lo Wa tso nville , Calif., to visit witlt ll, lt will be an open conMIDDLETOWN, UPI--Je..,... Mrs, K irkland 's parents, Mr. a nd .1 .. conven tion of , verv Lucas, All-America n basketball vention-as e .1 Mrs. Van John aon. our broadly d party is open . e -bas J i r play e Oh , e from marr Stat o will Th ey . returned via Yosem ite "Mr. Truma n reg ards an open Nation al Park, Tioga Pas,, the Ar- M iss Treva Gei b of COiumbus, co nvention as one which studies cades N• IIon · . a1 par k m utah ,' an OSU sophomore, Sept. 18. all the can did4tes-rievie wis their Th e we d ding \\':JU be at the Grand Ju nction, Colo., St. Joseph records--.ind · tll en tak es his adt Cbujl'cb 1.Utherari Hei1Jhts n o Ctrn o M o., an d h me. vice,'' he &aid. Mr. K irklan d is local manager in Columbus fo11 owing Luca•• re----­ Rome, n i Olympics e h t m o fr n tur of the Ohio Power co. wbe:re .he w n, pl ay wJtb the U. S. basketball squad. 60 CARS DERAILID ' COLUMBUS UPI-Se ven cars of LICENSE ISSUED a 60-car N ew York Cel1.tral !rel.h t' A marr ia ge licehs�· W'H · Jasu ed tr ain deraJled here Monday nigh t. thifil m�rn lnJ to J:re drick J.· Ste-. No one was inj ured . .Rail · tral'fic wart, 18, RuUand and Hazel L. reswned today. Stan ley, RD _1, Dexter. I WI 1' � COhUMBUS UPJ· _ St te Rep. Joh n w Brow n <R-Med1'� c cused G�v -· M icbael V- 018 e � 3: · . " � da of au rt n the re den l !!i � � ca �didac/'7 O s:n flJ0hn enn Y D-M s.s . i e ·ehan ge · for the '" ) 0 � ( · prom15e of a ca binet poSl. I New York C Over 425 Americans died on the nation's hllllwrir Meigs countlarts apparently toqk lheir Fourth of July cl01e lo homt>--in Large part-and thereby averted tr,igedy. They went a number of places to dine on a, many different kinds of holiday fare. They ate bearts al Cheehlre, � at Rut, land, chicken barbecue at Racine fish at WilbnUJe and soda pop•by the gallon everywhere. And not a slngh, Meigs county person, according lo official agencies, wu lujured or came home with a car seriously banged up. C ivil Air Patrol officers said in,: crowd Cl aftmloon. Who their C'heshire Bean Di nner drew the bluest crowd in history and pre-pared th,e �1 Nobodr intu1d wu the mOlt 1ucce.uful financial- aay he dkl it hunsel.(. "n •o a ldnd dt �it, ly of all. It i1 the only fundni&i n 1 event sponsored by the thin,: • • • . we Just ■U pif.cW Ill to MML CAP e ach year. roota polierau tville_ .• par, d e ch t wa crowd e lar1 A 1 thick amoq the ade i n Racine a t JO� a, m. that end ed on lhe hi&I ·� tampu1 t wound to •� ••11 . � \Vi.th winning noats Ull!Du nced. frem .ffwt.11ehool lot part tlmJa,h Old timen• memorie.t wen ticbd out tM lay. C. Colli111, Ironton, tab­ by ■eeiq a ahiny J.114 Fard and I neat um CbevrolC ffl prizes d�te W the Republiean tfcket In the "old car" plta1e of the for tcJdl Di strict l"DDll"'llfflli'I So dJd lleJo �parade competiUon . At Rutlan d the .ti.N de part- tr' toned Don Mullen I for Cv111. •alter ment •, Ox Rout drew a tontinu" · -�.(D-Lonemo,). lltdlen Routine Weekend Faced Sheriffs Department One Arrest Put In Books By Pomeroy Police Deadline News I J•"'" Record Reported G,ood, ApprovalSeen �/·E_'· · Pffl4 i:"'..m:!t•::,.i·ft": :'':! mf'betw Keith ZillllHl'lll111, New !l<nhfleld. 0., o- . ■"4 d ri,er of a 191' F lldpd baving the olde,t� ear. Art Cable, Trimble, 0.• dro,e 1be beat rmjar'ed old ear, a ltr'f.llm lined tourta:c Clle'ff'OIM model of the OapPer u,a. The Racine BaPlill C1utnb Ooat "The Hope of the WOl'ld" won lint In tbe noat divuion, ' with the Four Ri•er, Girl Scouts tak.­ ial an:: •• 1M tJte... ....., .nq -ts float third plaee. Other fioat, � entered br the Syraeuse Fire Dep.erl:111ent Aunli■ry, the Radlte 4-B Club and the Racine PTA. At Cb eahi re three and four groups were waitilli for airplane ride.s all day, tboUNn dt attelided the 9:30 p. m. rireworb which was preceded and · followed by squ� danci ng to the 'Dluaic of "Bafhful Benny" and bia orc-ffltn Over 40 pounda of bean■ were mercb.andiaed. The -event wru in clnlr,e or Andraw Lemley, Galli­ polis. Contest winner �: wheel barrow race. LuTy DaUJberty and Larry-· Barnell; Larry S,,,,der and Donnie Tbomaa. Three-legged Ralplt Cole· man and Billy Kalley; Stephen ScoU and Chuct Bradiun'. Gumea hen chase Eldon Stover and Larey Snyder tJae CltcherL jlubble ·gum, Lury Snyder. , �- polr,: f:lo1er watts. 1m nee Pomeroy Mal!· Dies At 80 �unday In �thens F\mehll H"lce■ for Howard I. Stewart, age 80, who died Bu nda, at 4 p.m. at the Athena Slate H• p it.I, wiU Ito held 'l'bu(lday al 2 p.m. 1nim the l!lirioe · ebapeJ. Mr. S-· 'Wff, 11, . .!annF ,1 Carpenter, o., . before iltO'ftng to Pomeroy, where hJa: wife, Lydia, survivet 1t the flmily llonie, 324 E. MIiin-st. He ._ t meinber of the Pocn en,y � 01111<1!. Aho IIUl'Vlvia,J. Ii , • ..... Mn. Edward Snetf.,;d, uid."a ' litother, lll1rvey W. Stewut, bi'lh ol° Chllll­ cothe; tever■ I n iecea Ind nephews, an d l>Mpt Seiple, ll■yto n, who had fllllde hi1 home with the Stew• arta for I DIRllber Gf .•� OllldatJna: will Iii{ 11ev. Ralph Zulldel, and hurld will be ta Betich Gl'Dve .cemeteey. �eude may call at the funeral llome any . · · tne. •,i.;• i ) "� '� STOCKS IIHt•OULAR NEW 1'0RK UPI-Blocia llla1ed an irre1uJu ad;vince 1 mo­ derately active Opetdo1 toclQ'. 1' Dr Sheppard App1·1es For Transfer TO Honor. Cam Stat · . '-� -. p i!lbergeft� • COLUMBUS UPI - Dr. Samuel be approved, since She pJ)llrd'a celle nt." H. Sheppa rd, servi ng a lire term rC!COrd at Oh io Pen i ten tiJ?Y bas The Jonner osteopalhic brai n / surgeon works in the prison hosthe .July be(! n good. in Ohio Peni te ntiar)' for 4, 19&1:, murdel!' of his Wife, hH Meets Standard, p i \111 u a male nurse. He and "Dr. Sa m is eligible for honor four other prisoners sleep r;,ear appl ied lor tral nsfer to an ho nor sta tus , camp, priSOtJ official■ said today, accord ing to o ur ■ta n• the surgery room on 24-h our call. dards," correction comqiissiener Dr. Sam's �Ison record credits Sheppard reqpe ste d a tran� fer Maury c. Kobl entz said./'He b11 him wit h three itema of "excepto t he medi um s'ecurlty correction• asked for no special cori sid eratJon tional aervlce." a l.., !nsti t ytlo n at Marlon, which l a nd has been accorded none," They w ere: hoiiiea 1.400 flnt offenllen a nd id n B. C. SacU W•rde Dr. aa ...:."Effort and' atlll at work In I "better (ype" Pri10nffl, Sam had "e exceptional recm"d the hoaplt.ali 1856. Dr,. Sam rel'be appllcaUoo �141d lo I . . . . hla a<1Ju1<111Di ha beu u. pcirledlJ 11v� IIIOtllor \llhOOllU'• I wa, life by qCllell: · •et.Ion when no J icenaed piu>tlclao was immedi •tely available. -"'Long IIOll!'I �bi bospttat dur• i n& fJ.u ewf�ic, :...._••s1ooc1 dol'i'br· pin,nm-Feb. 3, 1 9671 and Aprif, U.,. lM:" The wtn1en 1111.1.d �- Sam wu 1 volun� paltidput � the SloaQ . � WUtilte'■ cancer reteaftb Pl'Of,ect iQ wbk:b ShepPltd and other PfllOnen were in• · ' , an. '.,• . U!/Mlr, • 1 · iy,�· ,4;�,' ' . , ,,, . � 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. 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