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Ma1· n1y About People ' In Pomeroy I Choir Group Has ---- · ------- - - - -,-,-,-- . ----- Outing At Lake Recreation Center Opens Wednesday With Physical Training, Dance Course Hope On Monday &-:-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 5, 1960 -s�1'w.; w· Lord 'll Prayer in uniBO� follow- spendin g the cantu n that sueh a proJecl l le, Md., with Mr. and Mrs. Roned wit h devotio n s by M1s5 Freda I vi has been undertaken.G rueser who h a d the scriptu re nie Wilburn a n d baby. On thelr Two course■ are. be1ng ?'!ered at return trip they vi&ited historica l the ce n ter, a physacal a tion ' a nd closed medit r e _a mg, a d" trammg pr � ,rs t "' e yracus S h e t I The regula r meeting of the Session of sights in washin,Rton, D. C. t h prayer Plans we re comp 1 e 1e w e. Anyo nour i gram a n d a dance i 7 , n at ev ng Y · en da un C? _ _ _ - - - - United Presbyt erian Church was he ld S , for th�se Mr. a nd Mrs. Jonn Maye r an d m the area may reguter ed for the �eetin g L'f the Worn• -us the annex of the churc h. . . en · s G uild to be be l d July 27 child ren return ed to Columb � -,;;;a,;;;a;;.;;"'-';.;;'-"....... eourseti Wedn�sday � atten�mg l y n i g h t on J u l y 13 be - when th e cl a ss will be noste � . ilfler a visit with M r. and M rs. have a The g ro fami p planned to u tl Nlgh Lbe claaa on its seheduled ti me. 1 A Ctrtoon ■n,., made for a pot- ,. Cetirge Meinh art. also g inning with a covered dish d i n- 1 �re a m socia 1 lo be held th,·s Sat- Plans were Dance courses are al 2 a nd 6:30 p. . . Mr. a nd M rs. Charles H. Lucas m. and phy■ical training al 7 30. � be heId _al t r ner .at ti 3U fo l low ed by a progr a m supp� p1cn1c luc k y• : n S e MrB. Georg . m p. urday ill 6 Rod ney an d M a rie of Caledo nia hour .a1 7 3U of the eve n i n g will be Highli&ht . . h arge der Mc•O ... I ,nd Mrs. t h e Augus t meetin g m the soc i al Cott,II "on ari 1ved Sa turd a y to spend the ' regul,r bond,tand ,..o,d hop N a nwd as commit t ee JI\ c room of t n e c h urc h: ., . are in charge. l wee ke n d wlth Mr, and Mrs. Homthe drmg of the meal were Mrs . Ma yme Ha�den mi: play Game s W('re 8 p. m . IJ'hls phase of the progam . conducted b y e rm:ctin g w.is Th s. r . M , pm:es a wa rded er Jones Uulmei; , Mrs. :earl Mc�nde i, ,pon,o,ed by the Lodi.. Auxil• TONIGHT ■nd w,DNESDA Y Kev. I J ,., ,,,.iu ..i JtuppeH and a ue nde d soda! h ou; a nd Childers and Mrs. Mi nerv a Mn. Torn Cla rk, M1 �s Fra n k ie Mum o1 w , t, w . Kaspu and n Amanda Mrs. to 1sry of th� Syrac1.1ee Fire Depart• . er, M r s. Holme mcbren y Mr oI d R uy d,ugh M r�. A H. Dur11t, Mrs. JameH FAM ILY NIG HTS ment. Proceedlil' will go toward the Mu;, '..,cll r iUc, Miss M U · (.; rover Erb, a fte r which a dessert Uurst, Mrs. pen t y' week!�� i� new !ire t ruck fund. ���idaG , a dy� Gl n. M ed Quick a nd Mrs Ne a se. ser s a w t v oicrse by · maw a u d ••,1 1 s. Cl11 rk• Cary Gra nt _ Joan Fontaine Cut·kler a n d M rs. H a rr y c a n ter- .Akron wit h Mrs. Nl n a Bla n d an d Comnu tte e m ch aq( e of the pro. . other re l a tive,. Both outdoor Mid indoor games bury. 0 ''SUSPICION" 1iram is Mrs. Robe rt H a rden, ;,tre. Lieut. and Mrs. James Rol ler wH I be added features of the cen1 Hobert Crow, Mn1. Arthur Sylvel• :..�.wais a nd f a mily ar e here on a sh ort le r'a activiities. Anyone is welcome j ter a nd Mrs. Don Cottr i l l. leave (rom Cha n ute Air Force lo pa rticipate so long u the regula---- - -- · -- · J.J,,l Spec ia l movies will be shown ' Base in Illinois. They came espeF. m ia l l Wi and evening he t llold uring clally lo see hi, f,th�•- M, x John '\\iay' ii.e - Janet Winebrenner and Richard Duck­ ler who 1s recuperating In the The Mothers' Auitilia ry of Boy worth wi l l be i n charge of them. Ho,pilal from Pl�•H n l ..H.'"1' Pllh f" I and oir h c 1' Junior the for e r rroop 245 or Middleport a Scout Plans surgery . Mr. Rol l er under went ate particip ney to ri n ance mo to ising a group r busy the e r ovena of Sunday SHILT others gery r HOUOA su E a! FREDDI �ddltion l or) lily (Technic'o . the c a mpl11g t rip whi c tl the boys Alilil in th� program of the evening. mg and 1s recuvermg. The RoiTen member• of Rock Springs At Sunday'& meeting a speci al are planning for t he week of July , w. and Mrs. J. B. Mi:l rsha J I and fe n are a lso v isiti n g Mr. and Troop 247 are 1pending the week tribut e was paid to Mr. and Mrs. 22, f amily of Louisvi l le, Ky. , who have Mrs. Homer IJ a rtley. Tom Clark who will be ce l ebratin g M argaret Gavin who ha s been at Camp Arrowhead wtth a father been the guests or her mother, About 51 persona, i n cluding M rs. John F . Ral l y, a nd other rela- rece n tly rel eased from Holzer of one of the boya taking a turn their 50th weddi ng a nn iversuy at scout members 11ntl chape rons an d ti ves, left tod a y for ll \'l sl t in E l- Hospita l where she was treated each nl1ht staying there too. their horn� n eitt Su n day. Pomeroy, Ohio t h eir leader, &ob Mills are pl a n ­ kins, W. Va. e c the i or de a m 11110 WIJI n Leaving Sunday were Louis Mentio for spi nal mening i tis ia recovering n g to t a k e the trip to M ichlg a n ni , ;;;;;;...;;;; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; "'-';;;;;;;;;;;; of tson a W Mite McGlone, Ronnie Frye Dlehl, emia Gavin . <.:raig rs. M and MiH . tl Mr. home er at TO NIG HT ', Side trips to Batlle Cri!ek, Ford guests ht Rod K•�r. Bennett Nease, Bill erni in the of . g ov were ician and n h el c te Clev J�" a s a d e oy l p AI. MeC , •·CASH Foundation, Willow Run and 0th­ Sund a y of M rs. Ca mpbel l Harper I fice of Dr. Carson a t Holzer. Rou!iih, Roger Jeffen. Lennie tToc hn ko lor ) en are also be ing pla n ned if a nd daui:htc r. Mrs. Opal Kiev i l of Clifton, N . Lyonli, David Stout and Mike James Garner _ Nala lle Wood fi n a nces permit of Capehart rid M rs. Munt West Sr. and , Mr. a J. a nd Mrs. M a xi ne Nairn ldav w■...,. n Ope . N•t We lit, of C uyahog a Falls, cousi ns of Caah. Ji.'athers 1�aying at Arrowhea d s.. turd a.v the y raised $29 with grandd;lUghle r, Ja net Ka y TH U�SDA Y and FRI DA Y o uesls to be Rich Karr, Jotln Moore ekend e re a spend w l g ( to y a d Thurs were e l Rostivil e cam ey Bra S" "LJRt: US STAR the sale of home m a de can d i e s a nd son, r) Nathan Blgp, HoW1•11t (Scoutmaate his Heese Mrs. h im and and wilh Mr. y• a d l a oil ver e s Po • g e p n Ol pla being are n Clow a nd simil a r eales and Bub Jeffers. Ro�ah ward Braley . the at visiting Thom a s. THURS wire. Also TUIS 'l WED. •nd - ,1,. VI ned by the Aul.111.ary for the next Pal, nd son, C. C . l lultcr a vening was QJI1 l.)onald r day e Mrs. h e Satu NG" ;11 two Sa turday morn ings headed by "CIIANCE M�1' guests of her Cuckler. Racine. Get Qouble Your I M rs. Gene Barria, preaident. Th e of Huntington a rc Hard)' i\l:113er - Stan lr.v Bake r Young, a nd Albert )trs. Stamps In mother, Mr. a n d Mrs. J ack Nefr and fam• Pureh..., t roop received an an on ymous don,orlilNII JU\. � 10-1 1 -12' . i s. !ivl a rel other Y il t SDA TUE y of Ra venswood spe nt Monday a tion of $5.00 tow ar d thei r t rip. SUNOAV ihro Mr , a nd M rs. Antlreas Tur n bull wit h Mr and Mrs. R. C. San &• • 'BIG FISH EllM AN" The troop has lts bus wh ich wee_kend bury. they are working hard al refinish­ of Grot c City wcre Hawa rd Keel r SuS.!ln Kolmc� a unt, M r11 . J acob rt b their , ddle of gues Jame e Egg a rt a nd so n Jimmie 30t pe f ing: for the trip, Adm i�n: ftlk Ebersb.ich. of Tol e do were weeke nd guests Miss Ol�a l'icrottl of Columbus of Mr. llnd Mre. Roland Eggart. I spent the we ek en_d wit� her moth- Jlmtnie rem a ined for a two weelu er, Mrs: Odetta Pierott i . visit. Mr. a nd Mrli. Gcurge M1111sar a nd Mr. and Mrs. Jay Jenki n s spe�t fam i ly ol Columbud were week en d the holiday weeke nd with her guests of his pare nts, Mr. a nd Mrs. parents. M r. and Mrs. Harold ar(' nce Massar. Cl Ch ase, The retu rned to Terre Weekend guests ol Mr. a nd Mrs. visited Haute , I nd·., where he will be em• Wickham l mer E Mrs. • C l ifford Byer■ and childre n , Lou­ Sun da y ii. rt . Plcu sant, W. Va . ployed. Steve Robi n so n who has c rltla., R1ymo11 d , Carl and Lou• wilh Mr. a nd Mrs. ilhurlcc D�a n . hP.en visiti n g his i:randpare nts, a.nn e at their home in Mid d leport Mr. a nd Mrs. Haymond P ullm Jr. retur ned home with his p• rents. wete Mr. a nd M rs. Don a ld Pullen! a11d fllrn i ly of Thurston were holiMiss C aroly n WIiso n Is current­ an d children O!ann a , Donnie a n d i.l11 el!kcnd guests o r her •p .11r- ly e mployed at the o!llce of Dr. y w Debbie. Mrs. Grace Glaze of Col­ cuts, Mr. and Mrs. Jlul l l n Dea ths. n. E. Boice. , umbus a nd Mr. and Mrs. ller berl c. M. Hennesy conUnues to Mr . and MrM. Glen Ch ase of 1 Gla:r.e and children Ch11rlotte, Dayton were week e nd g uelils of improve a l his �9me from a re­ lireu da, 1iele11, P■tty a n d Ricky Mr1. John Ch a se anti other rela- eent illness Ind Is ablt lo �• P.�J. · of Cleveland. Uns. Mlsa Marjorie Haffls of wOh­ O n Monday the Bye rs !amib, • Mr. and M rs. Wa ll er Walker llnd tnglon , D. C., came Sa turday for 11nd guests wen t to the home ol Mrs. A. E. Jividen were visitors Jn 8 weeks visit wlth her pa rents, M r . a11d Mrs. Wi l li am Radfo rd a nd li.illipul iH tod.11y. Mr. a n d Mrs. Robert Harris. She chlldren , Billy Rae, Rebecca and Miss F'ay Thomas o( Colum�us was met in Parkeraburg a t the I M ar y Lou o{ Rock Springs for a spent the holid a y week end with airport by her lathe r a nd brother fa mily reunio n . her parents, Mr. and M rs. Everett Ge ne. Also a ttendi ng were Mr. a n d as. Thom 1 A n n M a rie Buco, atudenl at M rs. Ray Gl aze, rhlldre n , De nnls, Mr. and Mrs . Anthony Schuler Rio Gr an de was the weekend , Timmy, Crysta l and Greg, M r. and da ught e r, Linda, of Col mb , � 1.19 Brewington. and Mrs. Gle n n Gl a ze and c tlil­ we re week end guests o f hi s par- guest of Sandy , M rs. Kenneth Darst was return, d rcn Cindy, Jerry and Stla ro n . ,, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacot) Schuler. ed to her home Sunday from the u nd Virgil Glaze of Middleport John Milch returned home on Holzer Hospital where she under , and Ray Dyen, Raci ne. Monday e veni n g 11rte r s pendin g ! he we nt surgery, She Is reported to week end in Lehannn w i th Mr. and be im provi n g. M rs. �'loyd MC"sehc-r at1 d fa1� 1i l y , l Mra. Mary WaUon of Toledo M ni . Mitch and chil drf' n rema i ned Wll :'l the overnli:::ht gue1t of Mr. in Lebanon for a. wl! c k's visit, and Mrs. Fred Jackson. IT'S �tii�s !tarhcl ltou�h 111 l 'n1u m hus D inn e r guests Monday of Mias I spen t the week end wi l h he r pa. r- M a rga ret Sa ller were Mrs. Laura enls, Mr. 11nd Mrs. Kcrns Housh. Sa unde rs and Mrs. Merl Rice. . I Mr. a nd Mrs. Henry Heibel iin d . Dr. w . D. M ilhoan of Nitro Middleport Mr. and Mrs. Don l ey R t- i hel a n d visited ov er the weekend with da t1ghter8 spent Sund � y in Wi l ke s- Mn. Charl es Burdette and son , FOR Mrs. Hurley Charles and with the Emersori 1 v ille with Mr. and Stron i: a nd fa mily , Bill y J oe Stron g Jones family. I accompanlcd them home fur a Mr . .11nd Mr.11. Robert Walker I Soles visit. (Ruth Mccallum) and children of Miss Doris WcU of Co1tu11bu s is I Portsmouth vlsited reeenUy with ! RT LEPO MIDD . 8, SECOND AVE • spendi n g II week's VHl'a t lon with relative, in the Bend ---,--,,.,,....,�....,�....,....,....,� I her pare n lli, Mr. 111ul Mrs. f!�m erson I friends a nd -Mrs. L . D , Diles visited last - · Well. - ·• •, Friday i n Alhens with Mr. and -Mr . a nd Mn. G. D . Gruci:.cr of Mrs. H. E. Mitchell Jr. and famil)' l Columbus were holid ay wrc k e nd and Dr. and Mrs. Charles Jl\liden , gucst:1 of Ills sisters. M isses \laud ind famlly. While there she alao 11nd Preda GrueM!r. attended the play "The Mou,e- I M lss Je a nne Hi nes of G.1 l uml'.u 11 \ trap'' at the Ohio fallfly Sum m•r spent the holiday wcch•ml w l th , Thea tre The Mltchell'a son Mark her parents, Mr. and Mn. F.dwa rd Is · Visllln1 with the Diles thi, . .\' I , Hines. Wflek. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sa ddler o1 Visit i ng w lth Mr. and Mn. Ray Bridgeport were weekend [! u t-st s of lt�l'Q� Sunday were Mr. and Mr,. Mr. and Mn, William Ba xter a w.l LeahW Gi! lle (Mildred Lelfi1 C urr) Mr. and Mn. Bentz Wolfe. ot Dayton. Mr. and Mn. Rollin RMdlord and •�nnY Sanborn visited with hls 1 -·· J daughters, Conni, and J udy, spent p11'tp t1, Mr. anti Mrs. �thel Cole Saturday at Bucke e Lake. mill Friday eventn1, l>ann1 b emPloyed In Zanesville. Mr. and M". Bethel Colem■n and IOn RoY spent -the weekend with Rev. and Mrs. Cecil Balley 1 near Youn1stot,n, Sunday they I took Roy to th, Prubyterl an Church camp, Camp Preamont 1 24 Hour Free Eme11ency Road near Cambrlde:e. Mr. and Mrs. SerWee. then drove to Pltllbur&h I Coleman ttJOO(). Gu.nnteed Ball Bond and Mr1. C. A. Dimond Mr. visit to Protection. returned , home , Colem1h• The $1000 - fl0,000 Personal A(cl­ nllhl. _ Mond■Y dent lnsURnce Protcellon. _______ 1 Complele Ttavel Intonmtion & Couple Leavu for Routln, Service. llorommended Hotol, Motel ■ nd Home .4/ter Funerol , Reatauronto. llr. ■nd llr■• Ro)>erl K. Spin■ Lateata Mapa Showlni COnltruc­ left today 101" tllfllr home In Nortb , , tlon and Speed Trap INII, CINl!lna ,n.r belnl here for the 10,000 Member■ In .9oulhom (unffal and burial of their aon, Ro- 1 Ol>lo • INrt K. Spin■, 19 month■ old. ell0,000 m""'ber■ In Ohio 1 8ervice, wer, h•ld Saturday It I 7,000,000 membva .naUooan,_ _ l<"m . ■t tbe Folltt0• l'lunOl'II t, •••. SAY: tJome with the lie"- Ill Ph 1Caho­ IT PAYS 'l'O BELONG deyt 1 ollltl1Un1. PJll beaten were , �my Fry, and Jorey Spirea. Bur- I 111 wa1 In the Zerkle Cemetet')\ ' 1 ll•l'llord. W ol pert. Doyl e Jo nes, Alvin Tripp, �b Tbpp, Marie Jewell, Ruth trimm , Do1le Grimm, Mrs Ethel CriOlm, )Ir and iffl. De nver Artis ')Ind the ho:-oree. -•,I I I Auxiliary Busy c· �-r - - --------,-: :-:: ::-------= = �•-• �� I' Rai!.'ng Funds For Scout Trip Around About . nd M •ddleport -----,-e-• ",�e , I 10 Members Of Troop 247 Are v,u., At Arrowhead MEIGS THEATRE DOUBLE P O L L P AR ROT T STAMP DAYS ! I ·- Roush's Shoe Store .59 BU YS A $10-00 VA LU E I $ Here's What $8.59 Buys Ga l . Rubber Base Wa l l Pa int ( Any Color ) 9'x 1 2' Drop Clot h ( Plastic ) 1 , ,1 , - Pk� . Cra ck Repa i r '1 _ ' Putt y Kni fe S heet San dpa per 1 2" Tri n\;B[\;l s h ( B ristle ) 1 Rol ler Rol ler • Pj1 ... I 1 I I I IN MEIGS COUNTY SMITH CLOTHING Service Name Brand MtrchanclIsa CROW'S ST EAK H OUS E PRESENTS TH E SOU N D OF THE '60's Buffet Dinner Gi11en A.t Dar,/a Reaidence GQ Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Dais were host.I :;unday at their home, Kin&sbu,y Road, with a buUet dlnnor. Guests wer� :Mr, and Mrs. Jesse Douglas anQ Mrs. F. E. Golds­ berry of Athens; Mn. R . 0. Bur• son, Mn. W. C. Burson, Mrs. Ftank Burson, Mra Fred Burson and daughter Christie of Shadej Mi■a Eileen Biwson of Columbt11 and Mr. 1nd Mrs. Dana Dais of Kingsbury Road. Jn th� afternoon home made ite tream and cake were served. NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. (UPI) - Dr . . Barbara . Moore, $!riding with a llmp towar,f New York on the last lap of her cross country bllte, said that she has fallen in love with the Uplted States and might �ttle htre wh�n'her hiking days are JIM LOMSE, WMPO Radio Broodca1t Live and Direct w_ ., ,,,_ ... ,.. J. M. IURTOM From CROW'S DRIV E-IN MONDAY thru FRIDAY - 6 to 6:30 P.M. I �..... Ollie ' ' ...,, - �- WV-2-lffl AND 11!�1 � "-1� MO,-INt CAN III , OUltiTS HIil■ and X,,, Dile Alch•l'd• md children ot Ltxlnaton, 'l'ennuaee, were the wel,lttnd 111011■ of Illa■ once ■OJI_ Fl•ld llr. �P�9· , : A. & UP1'-Tbe Uni� � Arab Republle ha■ ..-unNll a litw dalen■e hllqtl of "''81,· bolll .a mDll'II I 111S ovw•• '111 -••o(l '-IIIML CAIRO, U. I loved the country so much J would like to setUe here some­ day.'' Dr. Moore did not say where she would . like to live, but ■he admitted. that she lik ed Colora do best of the states ahe tl1d seen. "lt was the moat ditficult sec­ tion I had to croH, but it was the most beautiful,'' she said. lhioulh . u.,;�eart of the country IJai , � l!tf tltat Amerk■n, ore '°"",� · -"' io. ...... � nlc,l'. NJID, ,.."'1'Jlr 111 ohd direct. ' IOOd.'.l fM! Mr R• ay· burn S, ... ]· .�lil th• 1!11°!!.Jnt� ,' . •ru\ Wben they _Di'_e·,., f1011J.e, ' . Of ,l t �t ughter carr1e · L. Rayburn M rs. of Pt, . Plea1ant died Tuesday aJ'ternoon at the home ol her daughter, M rs. Mary E. Gloeckner, Union Terra ce, Pomeroy, after a short illness. · She W,S born Nov, ,. 1873, i n ·. ·c Ii' West Columbia, daughter of the · 1· late Charles and Ehzabeth Hoff. man Zuspan, being 86 years old, Her husband wa s the late Char• .,._'1, President Rlchtrd H . Holl today le1 T. Rayburn, w no died Jan. 19, advised that the Cracker Barrel 1958. se11lon, �ltterned 1fler the re.!the was a member of the Peniel cently conducted Ohio Town EUB Church in Mason and is sur­ Meetlng, will be the feature at- vlved by a daughter, Mn. Gloeck­ tractlon of the July 14Ui meeting ner, seven grandchildren and eight of The Southeastern Ohio Reg- grandchildcn. She waa preceded in Iona! Coundl at the llaak Wal- death by a son; Carl Jr.. "a nd a ton Club House qn lforklng Lake. daughter, Mrs. Leona A. Sebrell. This shirt-sleeve seulnn wiU 1'lmeral services will be held at feature two Ohio State University 3:30 p. m. Friday from the Heighls Professors. One, Professor of Eco• EUB Cburcb at Ft. Pleasant. Crow nomlc Geography, speak of Funeral Home is in charge, The the potential for growth Jn the Rtv. Roy McCoy will offlcate, and eight county area, lild the other, interment will be in 1.one Oak Profeuor of Land Planning at Cemetery. Ohio State, will IPflak on land The remains will be taken to the usage, as well aa, pJ1nninJ for church one hour before services. Friends may call at the home, 2028 expected growth. �•In-at, Pt. Plea11nt, after 3 p. m. In addltion, orficera and com­ Tburlday. mitteea will report on acflvitles to date: Tickets are for Ille by: C. W. Kirtland, Pomeroy; AIYa T. lUason Bond Sales Grover, Cheithlre and JJm Maholl:• Hit May ti1, Pomeroy. Total United Statea 11vlng1 Reservation, arJ llue JUiy 11th. Price of Ucketa la '3.30 each, bond ales in Maaon County In Soci1l hour slartf at S:30 and the ' montb of May ware $20,187 dinner l1' at 8:80. bi nner will be accordJn& to Thomas ff. · V1nd1r• ford, W. Va. State Director of Hrved bullet ■tylo. H'Vina• bonds ulea. IIAIHI JAIL Sales conai,ted entirel y of the Oley Kal■<r, Rotlne at. z, ,, In Series E type. Toll.I 11les of Ser. county Jail ch,lr,ed with lntoxlta­ le1 E and H bonda in Weal Vlr­ tlon by Pomeroy police. He will gilUa totaled '4,072,088 in May. appear In lff1C)r Charle. Leg1r'1 That was an lncruse ot $385,831 toUrl later lhi, 1'0H. over May of UMI. il.n:,lo C.)' SOmeithina:. they said it wlt O\f\. dpviousness. •· -o •sEo·'RC PJitt.cum .. Da. rac·k'..r Dharrel Meetiii·u On 14th BEAUTYREST wm $20,187 In IN Campaign Managers Eye Large •Califo�?, Pennsylvania Vote LOS ANO!iUS (UPI) . Campaign Q)ll11age,s for the Demo­ crallc presldeilt/al contenders viewed the Pennsylvania aijd CaUforrua 8l•vole' delegatlons with With' tit� 0"'1(lal 91 the n■tion I :l "I lb• Russian • born British sub­ ject WJS in hia:h 11pirlt, as she set out on the la15t � mile, of her 3,250:mile bike in the expectation of .re&ehin.a Times Square late thi, afternoon. She said her 86-:day Ink from San Francisco had chan,ed her movie . . sl•nted ideas about Americans - "ideas which in b'ekl by many European,." "I used to think Americans were not· vm human," 11id• the 56-year: old vW,:etarian'. "But my trip conYentlon oiµy five daYI -- - ..... .. , ■tll - ,_,.,,,., AIIPI�. - T1I ..... ,...... ,._ Cen,iLet UI ahow � how NIJ' tt ii - wbe\her you 1m1i one Item or • whole home · full of lumilllle ,_ tar • happy . .... ,,· i 8 A.Iii:. to 5 P.M, WEEK DAYS SATURDAYS I A.Iii. lo I P;M, · Be Thrlfiy - Save ail of your lliesllpe frpm El• berlelds. In l'omeroy. ., . �U:04 , : '' I a hungry look today. Stuart Symington of lf111ourl, tol_d . a new& conference J'ueiJday that del1nte estimates. of Jn a th Penn,ylv ni, would •� the �et-ketpen ta the outcomfl worthleu until Lawren � 11 't;� en• of ibe «.ill!at }Or the pruld · beard from. Uil nombiititJD. . .· Gov1 , , - - o: .'8rawn, fa ! ln the numblra nme before vo_..,. t the eonventlon, lome wildly v1ry. U( IOli cl11�te from California 1 1n1 rundo'Wlia are Clveri OI) how lo ..,octeil �• end•ne l<o. John : t1te CaHlornio delepUon .,JU 'l!'UI F. �!!'1>. iii """•�'l!"ll! by ,11e, II• token vote lor u,o;,n. neitt:�,-e�nd� �o.. on�' , y,it on the Th·e JOVflrnOJ' la exi,eetfll to :re­ l!illl¥Dtfqn IICent pretenda to ltua thfl deleptton to awiteh lta . b�·,. w�lch wa,, Gov. David L. I Wites 1t the end of the tirl& b1J• La� � PeJDIYlY,nilll: wiU 10. 101 or on lite HeQnd ballot CMi lo -.1,. One hlihly Plleed Demoer■� In , tht · ltill-confident who fafffl 'Ille nc>mJnation ,.- Ad­ 1 tront-runntnc Kenne- Jal E. Stevenson tor • tblrd time, ­ tlttl •��on from expect, the delepUon IIJ, , f the � � ;z.�� !oll\d' be 1lm011t _■olidly ,to r, BOJ. fatal. 11 0, !A Ju6udau..tt, 1enat« • ., �In o1 v1� """ of tho ..-ed ""l • ' • -, ' ' :-,, •.,.. \ ....�,-- ,... •y ., theae two pivotal ai.�, �ave betun to lOQk, 01ffl and more Jlke El lEIFlLDS STOii · HOUIS Ohio: felr, Uttt• """' P11r•tu,. .,,... t--,, fenltht lllil Thur9day � ■-- dMnN � 1 NW •� nt...., ...,..._ ..,, fonltht. . Hloh '""". 7LilW tonltht 5040. o.,....u,. •••u - I over. FOR YOUR CONYENIENCEI. ■1'erHI• ....., 1""1, · '-·� ..;_ WEATIIER • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, July 8, 1980 Association· Pac;king Plant To Open ' d July 12 to 15 The latest tomato harv at Letart Falls Is expect 15, but a,pparently it wo1;1· l,· prlces are concerned. • Up From The Pits Stormy British Labor Leader Is Dead After Long Illness lht> blstory of the wide bottom• ' t uhder way belween July 12' ke· much difference so far as • ol ... ,:4!Siff•4 caraa.au.� '' .. /. - , a:. · away, J Kd\1•"' ' .Siil. ' tlttl ...-17 " , _ LONDON (UPI) - Aneu,in Bevaq , 82-year-old Labor Party deputy leader, died today alter a long illness. The fie,y Labor Party leader c(jed at his home, Asberidge Farms, Chesham, not far from London_ ¥,evan waged I strong figh1 for respollsible for hold.log It togeth­ his\life right up to the end. The er. La bor Party iaaued the announce• The party was overwhelmingly me n t of Bevan's dealb. defeated In the October, 1960 elec• The annou nceme n t &aid: tio n&, and Bevan, though hi■ body "Mr. Bevan pused peacefully was wracked by the illness that tomatoes. they've been usi ng t Fourth lhe ;pJ&ci la humruin1. away at �n minutet paet four took his life, did more than any I Upwards of 75 to JOO seasonal hothouse stuff a ll winter and it l l : 1 0 a. m. (edt.") other lo unite hia fellow dis­ workers are customarily empJo)'ed takes a lilUe while-too short .a Benn was • "°'"rfvl &ritilh heartened Labo:ritet. Urne we think here-for appetites at the peak of the harvest. Laborl.. who fwtht hl1 way up After his operation last Dec. Farmers are pick.Inf a few hun- �r the real thin&: to 1lacken off." MISS WEBSTER from tJM, . coal. of Wei" to 20 h1 began hi& most determined dreda of b11ket.s now and aellina: 1 f!!N the ,ummft of tlM poli,H:al fight of bis career. It was a fight them locally, It was learned. But , WASlflNGTON UPI-HeN I, pickings of 1,000 baskets a day To do 110 h• ofttn UNd for his life, and although he suf• · rbthle• tactics end hl1 path fered severa! relaplt1 be rallied how tlte 0.rnocrettc P,rMldtntlal and up will not be seen unllJ nc• ltHIJ• �P on th• IN•I• of ner upw•rd w.■ strewn with i each time, neor mld-monlh, spoketmen becemmltfN Hl...tn •net bown .the bodiN of his poUtlcal .,,. ."Eved. • • · · - · · · - · · · - · ' "'let. . lit ballot ,,,.,.rHct& compl,-. Cool day1 and in particular. by United p,._ hltwmatioMI: leadinr ..... • cool evenlnp 1nd nights are dlr. Be.anboth e(! . 1 · figure S.n. John ,. Kennlldr-575 1n and out of the ectly to lilame tor lhe Jate toS.., Lyridon L John� Lovely MiH Jea1i A nn We,bster Labor Party, but in the lut , Mary Andrews, 21, of Pomeroy mato harvut. Son. Slyel't Symb,...,._.I 1/, TM .,....,n, ., the WNthtr te -�• treated for neck injuies , and of Rutlan d was selected as Miu montha of his life be WU chiefly S.,,, Hubert N. HumphfOl'the cool aide thlr; Jflr It com- '"'leutd from the Pleasant Valley M e igs Co1,m ty S,aJ.urd a )' .nie:tiL, -t 54¥, man to malor tom.to 1;..f" 'ftospital i n Pt. Pleasant, Saturday holiday d•�ee party "••ed ;n_ the .■ 11 Adlai E. Steven■on-221n Pomeroy High School A11.d1tor1um. night. ◄ . nam.ly GNr1I• 1ml th• l•t ftf1 \Al AnOther 201 1,'J vote, were , Shore arNa. Mias Andrews was a pi.uerigerln . . Mi� Webste.r. w,1qefeCted on A tot.al ol 20 enllltmnets !or the pladaecl to f,1vorlh aont ■l'ICI Present prices are $3 per 10 a car cJriven by George D. Bum­ peara nce and personality. Jeau ..ilto AJJ JU month of J�e '!'al reported by the 377 wtre uncommitted. pound baUet,. regarded as "tops" 1ardner, 20, of Muon. Bumgard­ A nn grad uda ted from Pomeroy M'aaon-C?allla•M� Counties Army It tall•• 761 YOtet to win the i n the trade. Said one observer, ner had alowed his car foi tlie· ap. High School this ,pring a nd will Recruiting Station, nomln1tlon. enter u Ohio UniveNJity th.i.s fall, • • . proachiPII SlteE!d limit in the elt,r · Included were: Jackie Lee �uck, . . limits when h;, '" .... hil from She was prese nted with several H ANA UPI -· Prem ier F1- son o_f Mn. Nellie Buck of Grtmms the rear by a car driven by Law- _gifts by e mcees Kenny Hy.11e ll and del AV C.Utro'■ governme nt moved to- Landmg, W. Va., 1 recent gradu. n Jord a n· · Leo • reJlce Mobley, 29, Cleveland, ·day lo seize pouibly all remain- ale of Pl P1eHQt Bid School; . Mn. Jame, V■n..- 17, C leveland, · lo ■ rock a nd roll. dance contest, ina: U. S. - owned property ,jo Qh .Faul. E. Bra& 1 aon of lln. Stella 1 , 'Of U'�ated �r ..minor IDJlll'ie:J at first pla�e "'!innen were C:hql1t ha ln ret,Jittiod aplh,t. poul ble 8r1gi of Co4}tpn, C.O.lton , Rish, £'_ ', . ·- • • D!�UII CU .C ...111 Kall!J. Eqli■h!,. _ .......-_-. ,_ .. -• 1', romMllhitc!:' llidbley .... """" • � �- • • by the Ma,on County sher!U '1, Ae, � . ,Pvtt �50 teenaeen allended the O. S. 1upr market. · 0 • 1.,1,mmJSSJOII "Mr. and Xri. · cLreoc:e McCabe partment for d riVing while i nto:d- h�p tlit· h wu s� naored b� tbe 'Jbe cabJnet, in a m,rthon IN- of 7'2 .£Mt llaia, St., Petneroy I � . CHICAGO UPI-Four big bro- ' cated. D a mage was estim a ted a t Km Club of Pomeroy and M1ddle• idO n that broke u p just before Pomff'Oy Hi,:i, lNO; .RpaeU Rog­ therhoods ot on-train railroad $400. J, R. Hoffman, area serviceman port midnight, pl5Bed a law Riving the er Fouty, aon of Mr. and Mn. Den. . :rh � � ays' next hop w , l_l � he ld president Uld prime minister for Appalaeblin Power Company, workers proposed today that the . the niJ Fouty of Rt. 1 , Ray; Curtia; . , Poi n t Pleasant District, was pre• complex dispute over the I ndus­ tH1s' FJ'1day e�ehmg begmn mg . a t right to expropriate property be- William Wigg.ins, son of Mr. and try's wo r k r ules be submitted to 7:30 al the Middleport Park . with longing to u . s. citizens merely_ on Mr■ . Curtis c. Wiggins 11ented his 15 year aervice pin , Rt. �. yesterday by his supervieor M. C. a speci a l study comm i1.alon th11£ all proceeds to �o . to ttle M idd le- .11 declaratlon that It would be Jackson. would include ca rrier, union and Clark. port Park Assoc i ation. "necessary" for the coontry. Also Larey Dale Baker, son of "Jim Bob'' was employed 7-2- public represent a tive,_ Mr. and Mn. .D. laker, �st Main The government said the own45 in the Transmission and Dia­ I ers would be given · JO.year bonda St, �omeroy, Pomeroy H1gb �hool Union le aders representing . tribution Line and Statlorl I Sec,. more tha n 200,000 rallroad -,JD. but that these would be paid only 1 960, and Lany Wayne Lavend�r, tlon, 111 a groundtnan. He recelved p)oyes annou n ced their proposal with money comine from ex06&8 aon _or Mrs. Clara Lavender, llmpromotlon a__until he "•ched Line­ enville. BIi they went into the first pre• sugar sold to the united Slates. Funeral services will be an• m a n A on 2-16-f9. He waa again ------,r liminary discussion11 at naUon,I nounced for Beda R. Van Meter, The quota of au11ar' lo be ,old promoted to Area Serviceman level on the controv.eraial and bit­ Clifton, who died at Holzer Hos­ before the exceas 1tarted wu set 8-1-� which cl11sification he now ter dispute. ,o high it made fl �nUtely the • pital late Tuesday. retains. The broC.herhoods' proposal was bonds ever would be paid olf. She was: born Sept. 30, 1890. Mr. Hoffman i■ married and outlined HI • letter which waa to Her husband, Edward, died in The law read thal the president WASHINGTON UPI-U. S. su1has a daughter. He and his fam­ be preeented to carrier confer­ 1949, p e nsion of Cub a n sugar imports and prime miniater have the right ily reside On Route No. 11 Point ence commitleea at a "eeting Ju Su rvivors are five aisten: M rs. today heralded lln economic coun- to "nationalize enterpriBes and proPleasant, W. Va. Unlon · Station. Wa lter Edwards and Mrt. Taylor ter a ttack a gai nst Fidel Castro's perty belonging lo natur.lli&ed or Johnson, HarHosd1 Mrs. Joe ,Neal re3ime for its seizure of Ameri- native ciliil!ns of the Unlled States-. MORI IRRIGVLARITY of American iiiod "of enterpriaet in and Mrs. Oshel Martin, West Col­ ca n-owned property. Relative11 bee have learned of NE:W YORK UPI-The atock I s u .. ., which sucn persons ha ve the ma jor the death ernment r ned Minton Earns Place wa . The go umbia and Mrs. John Nea l of Sunday, July 3 , in Red market continued Tuesday's irre­ Clifton; a brother, Lon Ba11. Col­ th a t Cuba's historic sug81'-based interest even when 1uch enter• Oat, Oklahoma, of Walter Thomas, gular price movemente at the On WV A Dean's List eeonomic ties \"ilfl the free world · prises are le ally conatituted under 77 son of the late Thomas and 1 opening today.' Trading was mod• Nial Minton of Point Pleasant umbus, 0., a nd a step son Ha rry we re hea ding for destruction un - Cuban Jaw.''g. Jenny Tbomu, Pomeroy. erately active. was one of 56 1tudenls who e.rn­ Va n Meter, Felicity, o. J as The preamble · clearly ahowed Arrangements will be an noun­ less C tro stops his "relentless He ii &Ul'Yived. by hit wife, Edith, ed pl�ea on the West V,il'iinia the retllliatory intent of the law. e Conomic a ggression." ced Thursday from the Foglesong five dlughten, Grace, at home; ElJOINS COACHING STAFF Univer,sity College of Educa­ The Commodity Stabilization l Home In Mason. !en and Gladys In California; LaAMHERSJ, Mass. UPJ-Dub lion dean's llst during the aem• Funera��ervice suspended Cuba n sug■r Old - -Verne and Mary in Tens; several fashioned Event Jones, fo rmer Cleveland Browns' ester ending May 30. i mports Tuesda,y to freeze any gnmdehlldre n, and ttlree sisten, Little Lea e Mo111s hallb.ack, bas agreed to Jolo the Minton was Ji1ted with students gu more shipm ents u n til President . Mrl. William Killinger, Mrs. GeorBoston Patriots' coachin1 atalf I who maintained average, between Having Sale Saturday Eise n hower signs leei.slatlon em. l An old-£1shioned festivs1 will be ge He1·nes, Pomeroy R. D., and �11U... !or t"o we_eU tbl■ month. �. 3 and 3.09, · The mothers of the LitUe Lea­ powering him to red uce or elimi- I held at the Bacbter EUB Church Nora &kins, D to ay n. gue team, of Middleport are ha v­ nate Cuba's share of ttle U. S. near New Haven Saturday eVen• Funeral services are to be held in,K a bake 111le this Saturday suga r mar ket. inK, July 0, be&ln1Un1 at 4 o'clock, in Red Oak. morning beginning at 9 at tbe It has been announced, Sports Center. SERVICES HELD Offered tor 111le •t the festival Donors are requested to have SHELBY, 0. UPI-Se rvices were wiU be - ho1t11 made lee l!l'eam, soup, their items at the Center by 9 held today for He rbert H. Knapp, pop, beef barbecue sandwiches, and anyone who is wlllin1 to as­ 86, founder of th� i�t�r�a�i�n•1 : c�icken · ..11d aandwichea, hot dop Attendinl( Imtitnte , . . aiat at the sale wJU be welcome. Baby C h ick Ass n . JJI� 11nd· cake: · · ' · · · · · · · · Mrs. Ida l!: Stanley, child welWASHINGTON (UPI) - Presldent Eisenhower charged to­ fare worker in Ma90n County'a De­ day that Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev is making very partment of Public Assista nce, is crude attempts to interfere in the American presidential elec­ attending an Institute ol adoption tion. services this week in Charleston. The Pre11ldent told a news con- j 11tnma:th u compared to Rwaia. 1be JnaUtute is under the direc­ !erence, however, that he did not tion of Mn. Vallie S. Miller. Di• ICONOMY rector of the Division of Adoptions believe the Democrata or Rt-pub-Ue rejec:tea sua:,eatlons th a t and Foster Care in the state of Hean, were iOin1 to try lo '811:e the A merican economy was now Tenneasee. Mn. Stanley will be .1dvanta1e of Khru,hchev's inter- In a r�fllSion, taying the on ly One of Middleport High School's all-lime athletic greats vention , back in her oUill!e on Saturday. dark spoi II be saw it was cur• will be offered a job at his Al ma Mater today if Superintend­ The Sdviet leader's crude ef- rently low 11teel production. July 9. ent of Schools Lee Mccomas sees him, and he wants to very :orLa, Eisentlower aajit, were deCUBA much. slgl'led to involve the pren:iler and -He reiterated the frlendstlip He is Bob Ashl ey, AU-Ohio i n c aree r al SW three ye.are a@, • his influence Jf any, In �mertcan between Pie people of the United football and basketball a t ·the sett in g up the !ootba ll . program Three Cases Heard · aUatn. States and Cuba, aaying th•t only Yellow Jacket institution i n 1952· al the ne w consolidated school. In Mayor's Court Work With SIICC'ffs« the ineipllcable actions of lhe 53, who resi&ned l11t night aa : I n his tenure he ha s won about Three cases were heard in May­ The Chief Executive alto told re- 1overnment or Fidel Castro wa s he a d footbl:U coach and assiata n t u many as ho tlas lost. Ashley or Charles Legar'1 court Jut porttt■ h1 would be ready •fter causina: trouble between tb e two bu1cetbal l coach at Southwester n g ra duated from Ma rshall College n ight. the November election to work nation■. He expected to ad later High i n Gallia County. Mr. Mc• in 1957 with his B. A. degree , They were Jack Ghee, Pomeroy closely with hia succe11sor, re,gard- today or early Thuraday on the Corn"s, asked today Jf Coa ch Ash- in education. H(' taught commer• SS a nd costs for intoxication an d lea of political party, to proyide bill empowering him to cut Cuba 's ley might come to Middleport, clal subjects a nd drtver· · educ.a. $� a n d coet, for re1isting arrest; for •n orderl.)o lrlNitlon of iov- shire of the U. S. 1ugar m arket or said: lio n st SW. Gary Hovatter, MiddlePort, $5 a nd ernment particularly In the field freeze It out 111together. Th• slim M Ashl■y, Mr-wlrtg "We h-ave l,:lked about it some, costs for recklea operatJon and -,f foreltn affain, and I intend to see him tod ay." ' H voluntur m•na..r of tile; William Reeves, who !or(eited Eiaenhower at hla first new■ MlckNeport Nltry in the Summ.,. A vaca ncy is open to As h ley Squad, Was Called a $15 bond on a eh}irge of ,i n tox.ironference in eight we,k■ aaid the High School 6.nebell Logue, at Middl e port since Jim Barton ca tlon. 'iegree of con11ultaUon with the To Oilton Tnesday led Middleport to th• SIOAL resigned laat eprlnJ: as assietant new prtaident would depend l1rieMiddleport'• e mern n cy squad to head footba ll coach Joh n tltl• in 1951 and 1953, to tbe 1y on the• wi1he, of hi• ,ucceuor. answered a call in Clifton Tues­ Thompson. MASON UCINSES buk,tb■ II title In 1953, and In · But he Hid he WU pNpared to ll'· day at I :56 p. m, to the home of Among marriage licenses issued hla Hnlor '(Nr waa Mid on tM rat1a:e for · cooperation not only on Gerald McDaniel where he had Ashley, at home this morni ng, in the Mason C".ounty Court In Pl. MlddltPort grid t... m with an the pruidentlal level but between aullered a falntlnlf ■pell from a said: ,. ' Pleasant recenlly were the follow• t-1 record. memben of hit Cllbinet and ap, previous head wound. A phyal• "I don't mind sayiq that I'm. I ln1: He it ma rried to the formir Mil. ASHLEY polnteea of the incomiq pmldent. cian was called and the 1quad In terested," Wilbur Francia VanMeter, 83, W. Sharon Ril ey of Middleport, A Eisenhower alao made th11e WII rellev �. ..Ye "- .....,. first addition to thelr tamily Js I bas been employed 111 usiatant Columbia, and Opal Eme,tine Ran• other ttJ1b polqta of ne,i■: Ashley eave no rea10n for hla expecled in September. The Pomeroy emergency squad foolbaU coach at Huntin,ton dolJ)h BIQI, II__ · · IOCKll!ILLII alao an1woted tlle call and ln­ resignation to the 89utb?e11tern EHt Hlgl) School. , , E¥Jflne ,$hrlvll'" 20, BidwEIU, and -He dl■i.,-eecl'wlth' New York'■ otber at 4 : 30 p, m.' to Lincoln ich� Board wbJc•· mei in &.Pf• Meanwhile. it has• been annouu. • . Sang'a Gallipolil ·,pollUon has Lim-a � t'J'1 Point Pleuant. Go,. ,Nellon llocnfeller tbat the Wilt where Mn. Chule1 Rayburn c1al ie11ion Tueac:lly evenihe, He ll!t!d by the Cabell County Board , been taken b1 Charles Stobart, Cul kalln Kbag, 34, • Detrolt, and 1 un Unl� ,, died 1t the home of .ber daua;b• told If hlil "plan■ are indefinite". of Education that Bob San&, rormer Middleport aDd Ohio Uni- Sylvia � Simo llorriL 33, De­ � � f ter, lira. Glooclmv 1.t 1 ��' h"'tttil{,I�• "t'J, �-., l�ctt i TI"rr'i, . ' � British llilcer Likes Colorado ft1e�:��:1o; As Place To Come To Live In Convention N �-•�, HEA R: NO. 68 LDrr - I I VOL XII ent1n e a1 Followers of the market · d here today that prices are good, and are expected to _ ain good because the primary tomato producing areas in eutern United States a·lso have ,x­ perienced a retarded tomato growing season. NQT- .MANY This 1914 Ford, brig ht bra� radiator cowling and all, made a lot of The Meigs County Truck Grow, oldlimers recall Model T days at the July Fou rtb celebraUon in Raclile. Judged the winner era' AaaociaUon, goinc into ltl • home grown •·tomato man'' na­ in the parade lot th� ·•.oldest Restored Car," i t is owned and d�iven �y Keith Zimmerman, lfith year of senlng . farmers co- turally: New Marshfield, O. Zimmerman's car runs sm oothcy. He �rat�s an auto wrecking place in operating "This ki nd of price ought to tn marketing, is plan• New Marohfielcj and has restored a number o f other - cars to their original condition . Six ning to open ils packing pl■nt bold until p eople get their a p­ oth,.. "4'S entered the parade. home grown a bout July 12. Usua l l.}' by J ,tdy petities satisfied of "' I GOING PlACt,S? ' e • • I I I BEGI N N I NG TODAY JULY 5th .' In addition lo those atten dln'g the outing Lynn Buch1man, FlQfd Carn:iack, Judy Gregg and Mra, Harold Sauer were honored. Tom Kelly, guest sololat for Sunday's service sane "His Eye is on the Sparrow", accompanied by Mn. sieut. I ,_____Tom Boy ___ , Sunday mornlflg at the replll' church ,crvices the choir WAS honored with a special recogoi• tion u each w as presented a cor• sa.&e \1C boutollniere. Elberfelds Complete Furnhhlngs For Your Home The Temptation of l -� ""' 1�,,,;,•�•�"�'"",,;,,,,,....,,..,_,,,,,,,�""��....,�====�"""""""- --- __ __ '' . The birtbda:, cake, inscribed with· "Happy Birthday David and Mary Ruth'' and decOl'ated in · blue and pink wil,h four blue candles and toy figure, and anlm•ls cen-­ tered the picnic table. favor, of party hats and toy automobile11 were given to the chlldrP.n, Altendlng were McTand Mrs. Harry Pickens, Racine; Mn. E. A. Da vis, Sheffield, Alal,Jma; Mr. and Mn. Warren Pickens, �r: and Mrs. Ernest Whltthead, dau­ ghters Jean, Jane and 'Juli, Ree:d1 Mrs. Wllllam ville; Mr. and Meredilh, Chuck ■nd Roger of Waterford; Mr. •nd Mrs. Sauer and Jo, the hosta and honored guests. nti.l . SM Letart Fa lls Tomato Harvest Is Late ,I But So , Are Other Eastern U.S. Areas Now more appealing than ever • • • I ,, CL I NT ON F ISH E.� ,co. ' Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber of Sunday Reedsville entertained evening for the fourth birthday of their son, David Lee and Mary RuLh Sauer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer of Middleport. This is an annual family evtint to celebrate the birtbdaya with David's being June 17 and Mary's July ll. -·· I Al l Fo r -Ju st $6.�9 PAI HT Event Given. For Four-Year-Olds & dvrlfll AUfl,lllt, Ind Mrly • momlnt ,.. fram mid , S■pt■,,.., to har• I , Middl,eport Family Has Guests Over Last Weekend I In ,.....cine l"•PN fw �­ the r5thf klnlllll el ..athw Is .t .,.., "'-'t1na, Vinet nNd • fflNer..tlr coltf, all1htfy humid wlntw; • warm. dry IJN'lnt; a hot SUfflfflllf" •Ith 1 -,.t of rtl" Members of the Senior t'hoir of the Firat United Presbyterian Cbu rcb of Middleport and tbelr d�c1or, l\ev. Howard Ruppelt, pastor of the church, enjoyed an outing at Lake Hope and dinner at 6 p. m. in the Walnut Room at � the Lodge Monday. The Tri.Co1,1nty Canteen will hold a benefit dance for the Porn· Attend ing were Mr. and Itta. eroy emer&enc.v squad lhe firat Sat Lewi, Sa�er Jr., children George urday night in Al&gWlt. Ttle affair and. Lois Ann; Mr. and Mr■. Paul will be held at the Rock Springs Haptonstall, children Edith and Gra nge Hall with Mn. Mabel Nie­ Billy; Mra. Lucy Gregg, Mr■, meyer as co-sponaor. Lillian Steiff, Janice Zerkle, Judy Sauer, Carolyn RuiSell and Kar­ en Gregg. -.-hd-I Annual B,rt . ay 01110 Stah• /\t'rth. . l 'tli & 1111, b 5 , ColtUJlb;\I o b l. Now You Know The Tri-County Teen Canteen, Syracuae Recreation Cen• Mn c.:, Shields. vice preaiS HAWKIN li LUCILL By ot will open its doors to the public tomorrow Leo V. Sav• meeting te,, dent, condueted the ....._ age director announced today. The center which will open lhe Happy Han·e1ten Class of :.-. Mr. and Mrli. Raymond Walburn al 2:00 p.m. 'ls localed on the second floor of the Syracuse the Federated Churt'h , held Frichildren, Pete and Mary re- Towe Hafi. Thi• i.a the ttst time and church. the al day evening aft.er e Teen Council s.re folThe meeting opened with tb.e I turned last Wednesday Hyatts old htllory . of r•ons of th - i n the three year 1 ed. several d.11y1 ln F·. •••••• ...,8!'"' "" ""', ,..cd •w '!:iJ .....�..r ,d , Family N, g,ht p on,ne y ess,on or , , Event h D',nner July 13 Beg,•n ,nng ,t 4-"Yt< 1- - ' -.... - - � ""'- . . s P_ omeroy GIi' 'I Rec:overed From Rutland Beauty Selected Miss Meigs County N' k Jn)llne8 • • Hit- Man Brother· ho'ods A.ppalac' hian , . ....d-.1 : • For ' _, ' Propo,s,.e. S·•,tn.:�,:t'� A.., � __ _!Ce His Long i:,erv 1 I --.. ,m ,tor..,. ----- Castro Moves TO· SeJZe , S property .. 20 Enlistments - Reportec1·From Tn:"-"-unty ' -ea I, BulJlail_......... Van Meter Rites To Be Announced From Foglesongs No More Cuban • ubar Commg, 1n Ret· al.Iatlon • s Mr Thomas Di.es Jn OkJah0ffl8 At Age Of 77 I Scheduled Saturday II Ike Sees Meddling Finger Of Khrushchev In U. S. Politi� Welfare Worker ls Ashley In Line For Foot ball, Basketball Joh At Middleport Following Resignation At. SW I I I ,mn- •k;J� '1t �- ' l � � , � 18mlM lm-1!11 llt!IIP!',l!!I {jllll� M !ml" � lffl" '""'� J �2-l>ally Sentinel, Pomeroy. Middleport, 0., _,..,.. frmieI'S, IJIUMI I 1 959 Ford Foi rlo ne ••• •· · ,.,; ' $ 1 995 1 957 Stuileboker · •- · On ly $995 1 959 Lark .' • • • .. . . • : • I T Session 'Mie Salem. Cedter w� met at lhe 11,om� pf M.i;J, Rub)' l.-mberl, �U�)'. J1,ll'le '8th for the reful&r monthly meetinJ. The meetino w■a called to order by lhe president, Mn. Rose Wright. with scripture reading by Mn. Violet Jarrell and readin&s by Mrs. Ja?Tell and Mn. Faye Walker. A report on the Officer's Training Selsion held in Pomeroy J une 34,. wu made by Mrs. Rose W ri&ht, M.ra. Kathleen Ca• ton and Mrs. Faye Walker who attended the seulon. T wo iippoinl,nenh were made, tbiit of Mrs. ,BeU1 'lbomas il aecretary , pf pl'Qmotiona and Mrs. ••aye Walker aa reporter. Twelve get well cards, four baby congu1tulation cal'QI and one sympathy .:ard were 19nt by the mem bers. Miputes QI the previous meel ing were read by recording secre­ tary, Mn. Faye Walker and treaeurer's report made by Mrs. Ka · thleen Caton. Th, next m••,i will •• held ome ti �:it - --------.. Thomas Fork Socie� .t"e , 815 �� �Ih Mr. and Mn. fell, Mr•� Cath�rine Shenel1efd. Mn . .8, B. W1:1&ht, Mn. A.,i H■Ul_day,, -�"- Walker _and th" hostess. V1.11.ton were Mu.11 Shaula Kessinger, Miu Mary Edwards and children gueau were Forma K ay -Wright, Patti Wright, Li..nda Shenefield, Nancy Lam berl-, R�u\h Ann and Allaa Walker, J'..a.IT)' and Stevie Thomas, Eddie, GleQ and., Susan Kennedy, Sheryl and B& linda Johlllilon, Christopher Ste­ wart and Dale Smith. ·• • • • • $1 795 Metropolifan r.llotors »r+ H S�er. Janet S�der, 111'1. Nellie Eblia �nd Mn. Edith Davis attended the camp meeting Sunday ,1 Morri.& Town. m"'4n priest 9. P'rench river 10. Halle Selassie'• = I'll* �e 1GAIP • lo> Allee Nea1e, � 89c Ch uck Roast.��-.-� 3 9c Culie Stea\, Thrifty English ;.;;; �.:.. __ .. 49c • • • : -: : :::::-:-• • . 9'. 99c - -• 11o1. ... -- _., -- .. V 69c 69c Gr"und . Beefl . .� . 4f Roast _ ..; - •• 59c B�neless Bostoii Roll T.!:!!!!!JW9' . Sah BacOII _...a...... 2b 0· ·• a··s, 1' --. . ......·n:: 1 · ._ 79c d lle Bosion Ro . S' tea· k ••• • • • •�.R · · .-1 • • • • •� • • · • • •. RI, ·ieef Sttw :.-� _. .::. . ._ 69c . i 4'ROU1o' c;11ucK, -rt,rlHy Pile• Bae• ... :t:. •;:: _ •• ._ � ltlillin liilf l1111t . . . . . . . . - .-,;;; • 6ft •' • •• • l t . ilieinr s.-.. s,.llh u- Pvdcli.ii ....................._ "'· ,,. � &,. ..� ' ; 19c .. 7� . ' • • • • • •.•.• ' ' '• • • • • ,..$;;·� • •CIC Pineapple ;,••· ....,. - -- 4 '='-' $1 ,I., Peamit BuHir·­ --·. ��-'-� .2 J,. , Fa'b . . . c'urn .;1.1. ··-- - .. ...· - 3 Wllh ,,-' Dul.... . , ... . . . . ,... . . . .Hc . . . . . 4; . .......••··..�... ... . . . . . . . . . SM - ,;,.,. . iii't . ., ' 1CJc Jfc =-- ., ,....• y- kie ,. r. .. •Ji:r' '.J- ·:� --: , ..... "'"'" �� • • . i,,✓ • ,--,$.� - -- rn .Piws �� 2 t• ' r1!J:r�� P uitis ____ . al • . • 'rfit ' .. ' ,l,.ii. •t1 t�5 J!.�: j' '• . �-·--•. ,. ma, Ment A'·WarOi, ·" ' ·:e ' ·' jt, ·; 1\''fll. we · ,,n. ma RE iii_ i.uili,T lllontcoiiiiiiii:i lr.lJ"'l' t 1s:. "P.'iff �l �)•� r;:; J i" . • I 8 iil.t. Jiown; '1: .,, l,f'\,� �� 1'111:'�m:, 1� ;t01{ � l'IJ· v. � sr. 1�t1Jet � 'J:�J!k � , . ,61,JcP-ol.,t8Jr ' �■ l•TitaMSISTOR PDITAIU RADIO · . 111 lt j tacit IS Cfl7 of H 1111 t I 1iii t•i7; Ke11tDno � :�: � 0 -�. ,� ;;.,:•. tira�1;,J .� • A. 'rlut • ...· �· E ,l■•�Ti, - " ·__. <..:;.....111 1.-- · I I :I I, I ; :I ' : · 1 1: i i' "IS THE TALK OF THE TOWN" CI RCLE'S 1. . I Restaura nt '-=-"=-""""'.=��� . • ' l " l Cosmic SU1.C1de ,NEW HA VEN-Mem be.n of Rotar)' Club held ladle. niCbt on ThurNIJ at their rtiular dinner meetin&. Guest apeaker wu Joe Fenderbotcb, 1 member of the Ky Stir Creek Power plant penon­ nel HJg topJc w11 "Coirnlc Su.lcide". tie talked on the effecta of ndiatlon on the human body and the amount the bodJ collld stand. He stieued three tbinp to re­ member in ■n attaelr: Time Di• ta nee and Shieldin,· ihe um'e the bomb was dropped'. the distance from you and bow shield your tell. io . �·-------- and and and and ' • I ... is pres crip tion s 3 To Handle Your Qu1itne<1 ",....., ••,c1. . pllou 1 IU STREET. . . . E. IIAJN ' P01¥,jlOY m • 1 ----------- lar1er �UPII an tppUed and thee the YICUIID\ teal ii lllONI effec­ tive. H011Jever, the •a la broken by more tb.u moderate PAIIW'I! and the vacuum can be releued lnatantly by the oper,tor. Dr. Malmllr0em'1 inattumenl lnWUUonal be1an attractin1 1eientlflc attention In 19D7. Jt la In wide we on eonUnental Eur­ ope and in several clink• It baa entirely replaced torcep1 beeauae of greater utility •s well a1 grll!lter ufety bo th for baby and mother. (I· now ha■ h,d ill first ICien­ tific report in En&liah-on 100 deliveries by Ora. J. A, Calmen; and R_ J. Fothergill in 1n Enc­ llab maternity hoapital In almost all drcunuLancea, they f�nd it bad an 1dvanta1e O\'t!C forcep1. ' One Carton Senes 18 /n,li,, 6 - ½ 9uarh I • nn 49c SALE! !GO% PURE L EAN BEEF " ' Gro und Mea t For Loaf ��� 49� SLIC ED a·Aco·N . �· : -. 4 9�,._.. . . SMOKED HAMS • 4 9 t LAR GE BOLOG NA 4 9 � HALIBUT STEAKS . . 4 9 � BONELESS - SKINLESS TURKEYS 49c �I 49c Canned HAMS ROASTING I 49c C FRYERS ' If I 111 • • I Sliced Beef Liver .: 49c Q 1!: �l ¢ \ I Sliced Pork Butts •. 49c ( ty l ua 1 UERKRAUT Chuck Steaks !:.t....___ •. 69c A S I Short Ribs of Beef . •. 39 c ·. $1 ,_,,., . . ...,,.. '•rk. Sh r1mp • . ~·"' B ns 2 '·-, 59 ,_.!..�---;;:::;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;i:;'"-:--:--:-7 I Haddock Dinner �:c. - !: 49c Bean's. �...... .... ...... � 2 45 c � 33c 23c I Cod FiUets ::��- __ 3 .... fJ· . . ALL GOOD . . I�"¥). . . . SUPER-RIGHT . , . ALL Ground THIN S�J,fED ,_., Frosh . . . Oven Rudy, 5 19 9 Lbo. • lb, Young and Tonder . . . Split Broilon ATION ����� __ ___ S�Jally Prepared for r7.in11 or Brolllne . . . Sflit.-B1ek, .Neck, Breut .Uone, Win8 -Tip and G1bleta Removed. 1 9 to 1 1 lb. I ea ; ) ilo ' Fr!ed Fish Sticks ,�� 3 '::;- t1-� • ' Fried Sca llops --- ._ 69c . . . _,ANI_EL. FOOD CAIi • EASY SLICING lb. 1 1; I�. a..e DeVolnod ----- olro. Sult1na Coc nd . PREP:'a�.:�vBE •,.,.s - / With lcano'"" llu, Sultana """" - ru n Syr F 1,. , up __ 4 _ !Hced K• TA i L t GRAPEfRffij • in Syrup - A&P lnncl . . . frftliw, Halvw N' Slkn PEACHES __ R•1 pe 01•Ives ..,,•.,., u.. corn 1or PHI f. C.rrota FULL OF JUICE = ,i:. . . .. 1:.-:- s9c 1 49c 4 '!: 69c Peas ,...... .... .,..• LEMONS s,,. • 4 9 c La,._ • 4 Klno Sl,o a s2--. Pamlly i s .. - ty APPfuAUCE Qua ll f•mpting O -. 0 fo,ty O I O i&fh-, ' ..,..... ,--· --- -- -, COOKED , • • READY-TO.EAT CHICKENS , . - , -�- CHOICE CUTS . . . PAN READY MEAT, CHUNK STYLE Plump and Tondor . . . Ovon RNCiy Not Mixed SUPER-RIGHT , , . FULL SHANK HA LF FRESH FRVll'S & VEGEI'ABLES the lyln1-Jn hoapital■ but the obate­ trlciana are not ready to report. Jt JI the invention of Or. T. Malmstroem of Gothenbur1, Swe­ den, and euenti..llly ia a cup which tan be applied by YICUUDI ay DILOI SMITH to a b.aby who I, beainnlo,: the NEW YORK UPJ-In European journey through lhe birth caJlal obatetrital acience the queatiott into thia world. By manipulatiQC of wbll!ther a vacuum a.tractor ta the cup, the b•br's journey can a &ate and IOUnd wa, of 1peedio1 be both &uided and hurried along the end reault of labor i, being The cup ia at the end of a replaced by the question of whe­ ther it is a:olne to make obate­ lone tube which connect.fl it lo a va.cu um pump. This cup comes in lrical forcepa entirely obsolek. In American obltetrk:al citclea, UJJ'ee 1izea which are readily In­ ia 00th queationa froun by •u• terchangeable. The 1malleat pended Jud&ment. Tbe instrument applied at the bll!rinning of the which is a maternity application journey when email size ll a req­ of 20t.b �bllll')' technolo&Y, 11 ui1ite for application. Beina quite lmiill its rnanipula­ bein& tried out in a number of tiYe poui bilii.i� are limited. But u the journey progrene■, the INDICT MMONITU� TOKYO lJPI - Ubor union member Takayori Y11nutita wu In dieted Tuesday for takin1 part in the airport demoru:trationa against U. S. White House Prus Secretary Jame■ llaserty la.at June 10. Yama­ atlta wu among 10 unionist.a and studenu arreated in connection with the demonstration. RoJal Crown CCIU TO DEVELOP MISSJLI LONDON UPI - Ddenat Min­ tl,e re&..her itter Harold Watkinaon diJclOled , Tueld■y that Britain and Wnt Germany are tonsiderinr joint development of a nuclear mis&Ue. A&P Ground Beef ._ made' only from lean, lOOCXt pure beef! Freshly &round . . . only Me srade - IDGH . . . Ollly one prlc:. - LOW'I drug store needs, cosmetics, fil ' ing Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy•Mlddleporl, 0., July 8, IGe0--1 GRO UND BEE F 4 9 t SUPER-RIGtff We carry a complete stock of dependab le home needs . . . but Mrs. Ruaell Capehart, Mr. Mn. Rome Wllliamaon. Mr. Mn, Jame, Hampton and Dr. Mrs. John Ridgway. New Extractor May Replace Forceps Aids TH�_ A•� -��!_l;_ES OFFER YOU MOR Ef' G9LDEN RIPE • , • FIRM, SOLID . Many Nua.renu: from lht. area will ati.e-nd the 17th annual cen• tral Ohio dlatrkt auembly of the denomlnaUott al the Nazarene camp srounda In Columbu• Wed­ nesda y throueb Frida ,y July 2022. Puton ot are• Nnarene churehe1 will be amon1 the 132 put.on who will make 1nnaal re­ port,. o,. o_ B. Wllliamaon, Kan­ au City, will be tbll! prdidirl& genll!ral •uperintendent. Dr. Har­ vey S. Galloway, Columbua, will Jlve hia 17th umual meuaae 11 diatrict superintendent. Mi11 l!:Uubelh Cole, mlll,ion­ ary to Swuiland, wtll be the chief 1peaker at a district miu­ ionary convention July 18-111 preceding the aaaembly. '111e 35th annual district camp meet1n1 with three preachinr services daily, will follow the auembly, July ii.at. Tbe evan­ eeliJtl will be H. G . Purkhi■er, Youne,town, 0., and Robert L Got-t.w, Beacon, N. Y I ' cw/f. "·· '•1 •-::a �iy; �·. ,. /ti j Floyd Carmack, put president, The brothen thll!mlfllvea per­ preaented the club President', pin sonally aelect and approve of t he to PhUlp Wolpert, new presldent. donations after the staff 1creen1 Mr. Wolpert th en In turn preand sifts out the more worthy 1ented ' Jlr. Carmack with the projects of the thouaands lhat p111t president'a pin. come in yearly. Nelson and Mr1. Rockefeller Att11ndin1 wll!re lfr. and Mrs. have five children, 1180 plain, J■ck Fleaher, Mr. •nd )Ir,, RI­ sensible, earneat and bred In chard Orr, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rockefeller reticence. Miller, Mr. and Mra. J. L. stew1n The Rockefe.ller name once Rev. aod Mn. David Ftee�n. meant to moat Americans only Mr. and Mrs. Herman l-ayne, lfr. the ac("umulation of YHt amounts and Mn. · Lloyd Rouab, ...-. and of money. lt could well become Mrs. Edwin Stein, 11:r. and Mn. the name of a ne• American poll- I Don•ld ltouah, Kr.. IJld Kn. CU'• ' tical dynuty. mack, Mr. ind Mrs. Wo_lpert, Mr. PRESCRIPTlON S GIE SSl lR 1 it.. ih miuion. The fint of the apecial atudiea ■ series of report.I vn ti . S. domes lie policy, foreien policy, aocl1l objectives and mlUtary HCUrity came out of the brotherly LIIU. A second serie,, financed by the family, deal, wlth U. S, eeonomic outlook. It is the brother■• hope that t�fl atudiea will aid in &lvin& the nation a new olttloolr:., a new purpoae, In an .vera1e year tbe family gives away $7 million, enoush lo demJ.nd the attention of a fulltime organization, the Rockefeller Brother, Fund. Nuarenes l'ill Attend Annual Ohio Assembly • ,., ,,,,., 1 1� His ingenuou11 charm, bis irn1;1·essihle einth usiasm and obvious liking for people were ao effec­ th'e he snowed under HarrJman in a year of nalionwide Demo­ uallc election trh.1mph8 . Rockefeller has been rebuffe d But most signiricanUy, in re­ by the party pros in his bid for gard to the pre�nt and future the White House. But he haa national scene, he is a bright lum­ mana&ed to come back bright­ inary on the Republican political eyed Pnd unembittered. A friend attributes that to tbe "feudal, -horizon. .!!ir artan but seeure simplicity" of Rockefeller himsell, as does his URO"inging. the overwhelming majority of Early iu Ille he found out he professional polititians and poll­ w.is going to have to make hia sters, virtually concedes the 1960 own wa7. He got a 2kent week­ GOP Presidential nomination to ly allowance as a boy, supple­ Vice President Richard M. Nixon. mented it by shining the family Only a ronvcntion miracle sboes and kept book& whieh were could oblllerate Nixon's runaway inspected closely by bl.a father nomination lead or stir up a and grandfataher, America's first significant ''dralt Rockefeller" billionaire. movement among the host of His family saw tO it that Nel• state delt-gationa already firmly son and his four brothers and committed to the vice president. one sister didn 'l become spoiled. Bui such is the political poten­ In the daya before the first tial of the ''Cinderella" candidate World War a lriend once sald lo that even the most conrident of his father, John D. Rockefeller the camifaign managers of the Jr.: Nixon lorC'es are quietly laking "Anybody with your mone1 ancl all the known precautions lo fore five sons has a right to expect stall a highly unlikely stampede least four black sheep in the lo the Rockefeller camp . family." But John D. Jr. had made up Rockefel�er also ls a realist and a man who continually con­ his mind long before that there founds old fashioned, political wouldn't be .an black sheep among in-fighters by meaning what he the Rockefellers. "Even in this machine age," Nel­ says. Those who know him well son's father once said•, "there unequivocally declare that his are certain things that demand statement that he will not accept set'ond place on the GOP ticket personal attention. The busines11 of being a father is certainly is absolute and flnal. He is but 51 years old. He can one." Theirs was a sober and devout afford to wait four more years home. Each day was b�gun �ith or even eight more years, should Ni xon win this year and decide to pray�rs and ended with Bible re�dmg. run a seirond time. 1 was . otally .�nconsc1ous of ·rwo years ago "Ro�ky" hadn't � r ven dipped an experimental toe be_mg ..a r tch boy,_ Nelson has into the political se.ns, The way I said. Wher1 we hved on the ea­ in which he gained the 1958 Re• tate at Tarrytown, my brother publican gubernatorial nomination Laurence and I had the shoeshine In New York was unprecedented con�ession at our bouse. We got J a �,r=�ep_,- !b yie.. and through the· 1 b1ek. door. 'M llso had gardens to take Thi! leading Republican candldate for 2overnor that year was care of an� we'd sell vegll!tables form·•r GOP National Chairman to the bmily. We had some rab­ Leon;rd Hall. Rockefeller was bits and we'd s�ll them to t�e Rockefeller Institute for Social "just going around the state Research." He was sent to a "progressive I· school" in New York. When it came time to go to college be chose Dartmouth as more democratic than other Ivy League schools favored by )' oung men of his claijS. In irollcge, he favored sweat shirts and tennis shoes for attire. He ran out of money and recoup­ ed by working in the cafeteria. He taughl Sunday school for four 1 A week after graduation he married Mary Todhunter Clark of Philadelphia, a girl with whom he had sailed and swam at lhe famHy summer home, Bar Harbor, Me His father's wedding gift was a 1 trip around the world. The Rockefeller family, 1lnce ; John D . first amaaaed the great • j fortune, has given away perhaps 1 $1 billion. Philanthropy h111a been the family tr,dltlon from the gas Try Some Soon llght days when the oil baron gave away dlmea, hls tr.ademark, and millions up to the present Rockefeller Special Studies Pro­ ' jects. I When Nelson left the Elaen• 1 · hower Admlniatrallon in lfli� he had reached the concluelon that the U. S. with all il! reaources and skill.I waa historlcall)' drift­ Phone WY-!--3973 ing. Back In New York he talked Pomerv1 UR E. Moln with his brothers and convinced 1 OPEN 6 A.M. to ID P.M. them that SOIDtthlng 1hould be J done to help America underaland heart of our bus.iness . • ·· ! fiai ,.wa ·· I , acWclilY tlaWh.t,=a ......, He has demonstrated that hia vi'twpoinl is not bound by dimes and dollan. He is governor of New York and a public servant. He is a philanthropist and a pa­ tron of the arts. He bas been aa­ sistant lilCcrelary of stale and bas served in Washington at a policy le\·el ln the past three admin.is. \rations. 1 · 1 "0."' • 1ower, run q�ti l!: ... Iii fl l,..1 upp'er, D,e • lower and � el I Lo<k � � u.s A member of one of America's rlchest famil iea and grPndoon of John D. Rockefeller who founded an oil dynasty, he has overcome in the eyes ol many observers lbe political handicap or -being born to wealth and influence. CI RCLE'S ,... F O R QU A L I T Y P f. Q f 0R h1ANCE meeling people." late H June 30 be still had not announced bi1 candidacy. SiJ: weeb later he was nomlnated b y i cclamalion. His opponent GOY. Averell l-larriman, shaped up 1.11 an easy w inner Ji one believed the SO• called expert■ . Rockefeller's camp■lcn waa a whirlwind. He made speechea in Spanish in_ r ue�to Rlcan Harl�m. He ate geriJte fish on the Yldd1ab East SidP.. He . bounded through l11e super marlr:etJ of auburbia and somc>how managed to soothe t�e feeling,; of con1erv1Uve Republican votera In upstate New York. I TONIGHT I Al Br Un ited Prff1 lnhrnatlon•I Nelaon E. Rockefeller has worn Piil per clips on hia &:luae.a lo keep them from aJtlddlng down his nose-not becawe he can't afford n• ones, but beeauae he'a too busy to send them out for repiilirs. I _ tn'e·t'-:-.•· 9 -F.·.•,.. � IJJS Officers ,Wiri am ii• , ,. Mi� �u•ffl • . 4! 14- �. r."1'-i. . . ";t. ' ,., ,. E COLQGM s11.��ii, i . �.·...,. , Ht-, , ' -� -� UJlt , T . uppers P.I dins lteths Interest E!i ()Ji\ ,. �1 :it61tr.lQll. .,t . •WEB 1 ' r-• . � - - '1. r, M Q S M Y I-C . J'pal.erfa)'"a Cryptoquote: SATIRll: SHOULD , . . · WOU:"ID Wffl! A TOUCH THAT'S SCARCELY FELT O:l. SEEN­ R,ij:t �•�,:111• . TRI ,or • ti il.�I"''. rt/�■y. Gr■n1• HaU, 1>e1tnn1U, at 8:ou p m Tht DUblJ.c f1i IDY1ted. . t , t l O :J:'l"U:1i'1':; ..�. 4 p. · m. " 1 .i1�'::. .�j!�.: � tttio. ,, - J f�· . .A. V ll, ll ll - R V A K F O I >r . t bJf • :J V C I M R M I J K X O B L, w. I Po,'"",.,. Sweet Che'ttltti - .. 49c . � '. ; _ . . . . . � , ,.,. :,,r SXFBLK �w•, fO .- - ·':: ' I' a .... ...... •• t 49c .. ·- - - --· - - - - - - - -.••m., ot-Mit ,___. ' •. Wbcl 2 ...4�: "' � ..,, f . ' ' t'·'"""' w:c - .. 30 •�...! NfR:�' ,.. ..... l ' ' ' ' I • .I l }""! � i.. I i J'eah1N11 8l'ft4lc1te, Jne.) ____ · -· Mrs, Verle TU.tUe. Mr. ,nri. Mrs. Harold watsora and ramUy 'Jf Athena spent Monday witn llls mother, Mrs. EHie Wal• Mr. and rs. Dale Kuhn of 1il• son. Mrs. Myrth1 Frost spent Mo11daJ Ue Hoet.1n1, Mr. and .Mrs. Carl Kuhn arul family al)(I Mr. and Mrs. at Vienna with her daughLer, Mr. William. ltuhn of ctnton spent the and Ml'$. Emile Matlack. week end here wi\ch their mother, Mr. and Mrs. Way Clark andi ffmily were recent guests 0£ Rev. Mn. Grace Kuhn. 'Mr. and Mr■. W'ilfiam Tuttle and llnd Mrs. F.:rnest Wildman of Sen­ family or Columbus &peril the week ecaville, Ohio. end here wlLh hi■ parents. Mr. and JAM PROOF ED CAPE CANA.VER.AL, Fla. UPI I'� -An Air Force Atlas with a buill-in euidance sy$tem lnvul• ":_Se,n,}!!ddl.,ort, .... nerable to1 enemy . j,m,ri.jng . was ..,.,,. tired earl)' today in a eontmua• FLAT Tlttl IMEROINCY of new test■ on the inter• tlon LONDON UPI· - An ...era:ency 'l jb continental milisile. WH e■lled Tu.,.Jay at Doildon Air• · port when a Bri1lliad AlrlhJel \.. "'."" Lt. Max Lambert, ' plstrict , 9 1· .,·,.;;.-;.,..,;;;;_,---• · --:"". -�--;. .., OC-7 got 1 .flat tire whlle tAJtUnk Hi,:hway StaJ the of Commander to lts take-off point. Patrol proudly uid tO<tv that five member, of J)i,trict 9 ·w,re ward· . "' the Superintendeut'■ .Citation of ed ' · · ·· aWn Merit for O\lt■tandina icCOmplish· menta. FAMILY NIGHT . Cap!, C. F. strtrer, General - · Joan Fontaine GNlnt Cary mad, cer Headquarten Stall ff1 • ' "' ·• O "SUSMCION" �, the Pl'Htmlatipn oJ awards for - also nnng Supt. Col. Scott B. Radcliffe who e · - , Janet Uigh Wa)' J0hn i n, & prior 'to due attend w11 unable to PILOT" · """" commitment■ . . , f· ft,;.chnJ�ler) UI ' p 1 Left to daht in the hotograph: The Lidie, Aid �! tho St THURll)AY ond FRIDAY �11. C. 11. IVll)-to, Cblef Radio Op• tuther1t1 Chui-ch wll1 h iYe I P.fo• en or Ed•ard Reichelderfer, S&t, tharles Coburn - Erin O'Brien t nlc at thf!I �ld�ipon Rold1lde Roberi Stack - Bette Davis C, E, WaU.Ce, Ptl. s. E. Inskeep, Part, Wednetdl71' 6: P• Ill• ! "I!)� PAUL JONES" J) S Curtla, a. H. Ptl. and traJer t. C . Members or · tht Bo �011, Jl\fn�ll (In Color and Scope) Ptl WhJte of the Athens Patrol Sewin1 Club_ wm mee� at the hpme P,oa:t .rec:elved lhti award for hi• ­ , --. alst 111> of Mn. Nora M'lll1,. 11t 12:30 �· pzehen i lQ.R of five JUbJ� lnvolv­ Colleen- ,.Uller, �harles Drake From there ,they wl11 to Gal� l.."STEP DOWN TO TERROR" ed in the unarmec1, rob� of • Us for lu nch and to fflllt lntf!I It - private cltiien ln the vielnlty of Allo C¥'oon Ina point■, , 11-» City; which -,itod lb• rt tu cream , IOC!tal. ='6ddl ,ubJecta 12006, 111 of whlcb was I Flrat Preab)'terlan Clluteh, · . recov.....r, alona: wttb olearlng up inf outaide the- t'!huteb, If wea her or . aeveral otll,r aime• pormlta, at 1:80 P. m. Chief 0Detlltor a.ldtoltlerfer, Wonhipful �ter .Tl,om Sit. Wall■<0, , P1I. llllbep · ■nd PII. Bowen &nnouneea tbt c,ntl• o f Diltrlct a.ctu.lU?I and I Lod1e No. let, � will ho! 111 u., J.-.. Patrol< ifo■t were Jn. re1ula.r montblf �Uilnus tlnf atrumenta l in the §PPfthen:,iOn of at 7:80 p. m. :r!t,rO bo d ee throt, �Ubjeell 11/bi> ' •" wonted )! work followed b)' nfhlhmen , for 1'1irder �b ·• pd, 11C11pe tiy • i The Guild of Ghee 1!:PI pal 1/Qrth lw■ ;'!ltln and for ·• �hureh W:111�!"'°,1 Wad� . arn,1 \lo Vll'1!1nla. 8 p. m. 11 t..,,Pul■h �ou■e A bo..0 ' t ,�if(ir0 ed 8�0 l t■l• r , Miu Grace H Qr!.9n, Mn. Ear , · Iv rllfili 111d a •• ¥,WoJvet, the 'l'ltua II h1 tul! and Mn. I •�nded •itbIWIDeet, teue,. <iut lnold:!)·, ",., . :,. _ . lul; llemb<'n ol lbt :twlU.hl Gatdp. ..Club ■NI ..m,lod , lo J the lower 11¥1\J>C IOI • •• BJ\1 '" 1 m. to at 8 jl. ••J I• ro Ya., f9r 1 )0\W , of. th• I=nll lln. Irvfnl ltan Ji. . · 9c I I Di,mlued Julj, ,, ,..,_ Wlllt1rii1, Mra. Herbert :Palton, llomer Boga:1 Jr., Mi's, James Stnltli, XfL Cal­ vin Sanden, . Garland Biddle, Ed­ ward Sheppard, Jes,e Laree, Mrs. Don Wtllis, Mrt. John Drake, �SIi Nell k:rau1, Eart Llnton, Mrs. Harley W.ade, Mt1. Harold Dillon, David FQw ei:, .Mra. Jlo,bert :Mlrtin / Mr,. L. Ml stead and d&h; M,1., R. Brown, Mrs. Richard F)ck and dau ihter; Mn. RoberJ K. Wil1011,; J�ly S: t'l\.•�ter W�l'O<!k, Mn. Ker:i.neth _ D,rat, Jpe Eaaton, Mn. Gerold L■�1horne, Mr,. Loron C. Brewer , ,nd dau1hter; llra. [,o. y_erne P�ck •nd d1u��r; . Mrs. R�lPh C;tum•ult and 10n; !,In George Border, RusteU POtj;f!lr, G.�or1e Riffle, Clarence Mooney, llNi. Eunice Franld ill, Cla Ude An11ea, Jari1.H Barl,w, James Hounshell; 1uly f: Albert Bolle1, Mra. W.il'T�ri lr,efer, WJldo J. Bii1e1,, Mn. Fred schra�_Mr, Jack Miller, Mrs. Goldie Harriitin, Mn:. Samuel Dtlihtmond, Mrs. Charles Van\;OOtleX . ,nd d1u1 hter; Mi-,. Mllton Meyer and dau1hter. Births JuJ,,y 3: ¥r. and Mrs. Eu- · · te ,I _. ,rrana t c ' I' ,:j/Hr:r-,r-; 1-.. .-t> ' wl!I Paiis :f,:_ .! ".:. - 7'f:Jc Grtlii Beans .. ":!: 2 "'-..!I\ 39c PiHsbury or Ballan! llicults _ .. - • ..;, - ··- 1 2 _ SI 59 ,w. 91.iie.. J. ; 1 t ; ���·- �- • •.'_ . ��. ·="-', . ( ,,. I r I H- ��r·a ery 3T � � 1 Kyger Speaker Portrait Of A Man Available For A Draft: New York's Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller Used _Subj� Of .C-..5; = 1 4'�··- - • I \'P■lrrd■)''t Aa, . ... 35. Paradis.? m'f.'--P.Hr &: stiel Out a.aris _ • ,, , �; 2 ...._. 25c Roll lutter : title 'M'e""illiig.isil M, Ji':v•• e"n'ts , Co'" , _,._..,. ___ 3 plc• ...gl, $1 .oo Beef .....,, Frm Fried Sole -.,:'2 •�· $1 Ptrcli Pomons .. _ .. 2 i:.: $1 Avondale P.e· as .....:-......_ .. •-�. 'flllOW .. , . . . • - � \+• .i\4' h • . ....,, ---a•· ·.·-. . ·.--....",....._..-t.. - - -Flo•-•-Fi111-s -.. --- ....-.. -s�- - - - - ,....-·...... I. j ' e·.. � Ii.cl Thrifty ' ,, 111. sh ;; Bacon SqllOl'tS _ - - .. , �Sc . . 43c • • • � • •'• • ._.._.,_. • • • • • • · ,· ' ·-·-..·-···-····· . ...... � will .....,·Mill!Y •leep 25. Doc­ ttlne 27 , Revo1Y'­ lnr lure 28. Unit of time 32. Poel,et­ b<\<>k 3j. lw.u<:k e. Gay 'i. Chills and �ir.i1 f• '� , . - I .., 1 '""" ■tale 12. Dlaeaae ot ,ye 13. A rNk cavity 1 4 . OQW (lJ.tr.) 15, :Evening: Clifton Social Items ■ • D A I LY C R O S S WO R B MJROSS 2. Equip 2�. ­ 1. Famtet'a 3. Gold tSp. ) fount.&ln 4 ,t. Dampena , � .. ........ ,od .,.,, IS. Mot11un­ IS. Ml(fwutern ly United Pr.., lnt1m.1tional Tod■y i1 ..Wednesd.1y, July 6 the 188th dty ol lhe year, with 1 78 more In 1960. The moon is approaching its full phase. The morning &tara are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. The evenin1 stnn are Jupiter and Saturn. On this da y in history: In 1699, the notorious pint,,. Capllin William Kidd, Was se.b:ed in Bo!ton and deported lo Eng­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson or hind. Shadyside, Ohio, visited Mrs. KaIn 1747, John Paul. who late tie Bas&, Saturday. became famous as John Pauj Mr,. Walter Blake and sons are Jones, ,wa1 bom in Srotland. In 182-4 the ftepublltan P1rty ,p ending a week in Columbus with relatives. had it& formal be1?inn,11i1, 1 In 1883 bacteriologist_ Louil Mrs. Betly Call and children, Mr. , and Mrs. Elmer V.inMeter and I Pasleur . Inoculated the first hu, children, and Mr. and Mrs. Free- ' man be!ng, a boy '!'ho had been man Johnson and ChUl:kie attended badly bitten b� an mlected dog. In 1944, 1"8 penons were the July 4th celebration at Ripley. 320 more in�ured !n t '9, killed ,.r ; t.e r. s, w Fred Mr:. and Mrs. dl most _sa,tro�• . em�us fire In u d Dani; , '!bq� , 111 , , )Vere and Mrs. Isaac Lewis , I • _ history 10 �rtford, Conn. ; � C,ton, Mrs. Dana Lewis, Randr Lee �� m, , Cartwright, Mr. · a n4 . �Elaine Thought for today: Famed N� Edna Freeman Joh11son and Ch,udk le . ! l· �•• officer J&hn Paul Jon,s sai• . d a S •Mtf!,\,,i n E - tended the Horse S ti o w a , PQ\.llt aboard the Bohhoinmf!I Richard . CM• , Pleasant on July 4 th. , 1 • , .' � • • "f have not yet begun to ;$,na , s:nt:, ;�. ::��; Mrs. Clara Wil liams ani N,ra. , f ight." 'l'll(i"'M, , Jh;a,. ,,,tl J �"l'•d(. Margaref Fox visited Mrs. Veda _ - -:::-----:-;-- - ·� ­ Jk,. , lfi Dem1 r Van Meter at Holzer Hospital on in New Haven the past week, iln. JerlOn, Krri. Lo.ti Mrs. Wanda Rousfl ■nd ta�ily of Sunday afternoon. ''TranaportaUon on J..an<J & S;ea" Mina Lewis and Gregory Neil West Columbia vi11lted her parente ;Jf. . Phon. WY•2·0 visited Mrs. James Cunningham at Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Nlohollon. 1iil�rt,ll,1t J, -IP.IY, i; Mrs. Macy Rot11b l!pfJ!,t the week Moo. an " tr,w&bau ,..1)'1'1lkt1 New Haven Monday night. Pomeroy, 0• Mlin St d_a_ t_ n_ th S_ c_ u_ a t_ l•_ rriend_ ._ v,ljle; beRni., i ,_ o n_ ol_ h_ Nic,ni '-'--es 1_ 1 ,ed ,._ _ ,. w Y' _ _l_ 91t. , !l'P'"llo•� _ • •_ _a _ ,_ s_ ____.:. ' , _c"" ______J_ M n. Chea,- ij Cl on; Mary ,. ,; 1, • I .; ���lllll_l!Jl!��---�'::::�------'..:..::::::.::::.____-:- •• • • • • • • • • I Report Mode On Ollicers r.aining Held In PSme►oy TO c;lub 1 960 �".,';;, �.�n�J,'. '';;ed. " K , n nedy to CertrudP Nelson, 36 A.. e w fbarp to Salem. Jaml:"s (' Hamby , V1c-t>)' I }-\amby .. 1'�,..'fbml.,. �� �, N e.� 36" .\.. , Salem · Ohio Power co 7 5 A., roal, Sato de r u ""-'"'kl - J{ennedy ·to• Ge tt Iem Wo h . B· g hi Loi· Br i ght to �� }_ O 1no u"'-t'r � v · :n 25 .ilA ' <'t1:il • · Sa lem Morlha Watkins to Ora Watkins, 1 .28 ;\cres, �•h�Dury. Radio healer & allto. trans. Ln,·enre MrQua1 d Jr . , Au drey D. All wh.ite with be&Otiful blue fnlerlor. }l cQuaid to Char les f' . We l c h and Mt>da B Wekh. 2 A. , Salem. Jesst- ( ' f'rof11t. Orc1 Profitt to An cl[ew Greer, Edith Gre e- r, 9M'◄ A flne car that h•s been over­ aeres, Columbia. l0oked by cu buyers. Ori ve Georgl' M. Bu1h, Lucille E. Bush thia ear home (or to Riky Pi11oll. 2 1 1 9 acres, Olive. Howard Allen. Reatha Allen to R oberL G. Rhodes, Lucille M. Rhodes. 3.2-0 acres. Letart. One local owner . Et-onomv Arlhur W. HendricU,. fdamie I plus in this compatt job. ti lfrndr1c-k1, llarry W. lJe ndritks, cyl. Overdrive. Tressa Hendrick,, Robert Hendr lt'ks . :vt..ry Hendricks C ochran, to Lo l vell Leroy Hite, Artile Wilma mode 1950 W• hav• thrH H,te, ¼ acre,, S,lisbur,. can. CM•rol•t, 0.Soto •nd Pontiac. All 6 cyl. with atral1ht tun1. , radkl & haat­ "'· Comre In and m•k• u• •n efhtr on one of th••• · AIM • 1 950 Wllly 1 pick-u p trwlc fir liM• of UH around th• houM or f•rm. We Have Marine Fuel On The River Bank ,., •· N 6, July ( Jane = � . ' - - - - - , •. � Par kor RO llS F klu rlor or Stmdwich FR!l5,�· D LY - "'P"' ,2· !���.r� t.Y!t�!! ..t.tf�!s- A&P Brand . , . Our Fl-t Quali ty R.::.::s. .,,. - DEL MONTE Po.. - 1 4!:� 45c 2 '!.� 79c 89c 2 ':-,:;39 5 1 2 inch , ft. ..u, Waxed PaperNorthtrn 1tl0 C Sard•tnes 3 ,......_29C Hot House Tomatoes __ •. JSc Fresh Peaches ___ 4 ... 49c Sweet Corn "·-·- ___ ... 59c . Seedless Grapes ::::. _ 2 .,. 49c ln OII -..,u. C ib. w,.,_, ,an, �2-l>ally Sentinel, Pomeroy. Middleport, 0., _,..,.. frmieI'S, IJIUMI I 1 959 Ford Foi rlo ne ••• •· · ,.,; ' $ 1 995 1 957 Stuileboker · •- · On ly $995 1 959 Lark .' • • • .. . . • : • I T Session 'Mie Salem. Cedter w� met at lhe 11,om� pf M.i;J, Rub)' l.-mberl, �U�)'. J1,ll'le '8th for the reful&r monthly meetinJ. The meetino w■a called to order by lhe president, Mn. Rose Wright. with scripture reading by Mn. Violet Jarrell and readin&s by Mrs. Ja?Tell and Mn. Faye Walker. A report on the Officer's Training Selsion held in Pomeroy J une 34,. wu made by Mrs. Rose W ri&ht, M.ra. Kathleen Ca• ton and Mrs. Faye Walker who attended the seulon. T wo iippoinl,nenh were made, tbiit of Mrs. ,BeU1 'lbomas il aecretary , pf pl'Qmotiona and Mrs. ••aye Walker aa reporter. Twelve get well cards, four baby congu1tulation cal'QI and one sympathy .:ard were 19nt by the mem bers. Miputes QI the previous meel ing were read by recording secre­ tary, Mn. Faye Walker and treaeurer's report made by Mrs. Ka · thleen Caton. Th, next m••,i will •• held ome ti �:it - --------.. Thomas Fork Socie� .t"e , 815 �� �Ih Mr. and Mn. fell, Mr•� Cath�rine Shenel1efd. Mn . .8, B. W1:1&ht, Mn. A.,i H■Ul_day,, -�"- Walker _and th" hostess. V1.11.ton were Mu.11 Shaula Kessinger, Miu Mary Edwards and children gueau were Forma K ay -Wright, Patti Wright, Li..nda Shenefield, Nancy Lam berl-, R�u\h Ann and Allaa Walker, J'..a.IT)' and Stevie Thomas, Eddie, GleQ and., Susan Kennedy, Sheryl and B& linda Johlllilon, Christopher Ste­ wart and Dale Smith. ·• • • • • $1 795 Metropolifan r.llotors »r+ H S�er. Janet S�der, 111'1. Nellie Eblia �nd Mn. Edith Davis attended the camp meeting Sunday ,1 Morri.& Town. m"'4n priest 9. P'rench river 10. Halle Selassie'• = I'll* �e 1GAIP • lo> Allee Nea1e, � 89c Ch uck Roast.��-.-� 3 9c Culie Stea\, Thrifty English ;.;;; �.:.. __ .. 49c • • • : -: : :::::-:-• • . 9'. 99c - -• 11o1. ... -- _., -- .. V 69c 69c Gr"und . Beefl . .� . 4f Roast _ ..; - •• 59c B�neless Bostoii Roll T.!:!!!!!JW9' . Sah BacOII _...a...... 2b 0· ·• a··s, 1' --. . ......·n:: 1 · ._ 79c d lle Bosion Ro . S' tea· k ••• • • • •�.R · · .-1 • • • • •� • • · • • •. RI, ·ieef Sttw :.-� _. .::. . ._ 69c . i 4'ROU1o' c;11ucK, -rt,rlHy Pile• Bae• ... :t:. •;:: _ •• ._ � ltlillin liilf l1111t . . . . . . . . - .-,;;; • 6ft •' • •• • l t . ilieinr s.-.. s,.llh u- Pvdcli.ii ....................._ "'· ,,. � &,. ..� ' ; 19c .. 7� . ' • • • • • •.•.• ' ' '• • • • • ,..$;;·� • •CIC Pineapple ;,••· ....,. - -- 4 '='-' $1 ,I., Peamit BuHir·­ --·. ��-'-� .2 J,. , Fa'b . . . c'urn .;1.1. ··-- - .. ...· - 3 Wllh ,,-' Dul.... . , ... . . . . ,... . . . .Hc . . . . . 4; . .......••··..�... ... . . . . . . . . . SM - ,;,.,. . iii't . ., ' 1CJc Jfc =-- ., ,....• y- kie ,. r. .. •Ji:r' '.J- ·:� --: , ..... "'"'" �� • • . i,,✓ • ,--,$.� - -- rn .Piws �� 2 t• ' r1!J:r�� P uitis ____ . al • . • 'rfit ' .. ' ,l,.ii. •t1 t�5 J!.�: j' '• . �-·--•. ,. ma, Ment A'·WarOi, ·" ' ·:e ' ·' jt, ·; 1\''fll. we · ,,n. ma RE iii_ i.uili,T lllontcoiiiiiiii:i lr.lJ"'l' t 1s:. "P.'iff �l �)•� r;:; J i" . • I 8 iil.t. Jiown; '1: .,, l,f'\,� �� 1'111:'�m:, 1� ;t01{ � l'IJ· v. � sr. 1�t1Jet � 'J:�J!k � , . ,61,JcP-ol.,t8Jr ' �■ l•TitaMSISTOR PDITAIU RADIO · . 111 lt j tacit IS Cfl7 of H 1111 t I 1iii t•i7; Ke11tDno � :�: � 0 -�. ,� ;;.,:•. tira�1;,J .� • A. 'rlut • ...· �· E ,l■•�Ti, - " ·__. <..:;.....111 1.-- · I I :I I, I ; :I ' : · 1 1: i i' "IS THE TALK OF THE TOWN" CI RCLE'S 1. . I Restaura nt '-=-"=-""""'.=��� . • ' l " l Cosmic SU1.C1de ,NEW HA VEN-Mem be.n of Rotar)' Club held ladle. niCbt on ThurNIJ at their rtiular dinner meetin&. Guest apeaker wu Joe Fenderbotcb, 1 member of the Ky Stir Creek Power plant penon­ nel HJg topJc w11 "Coirnlc Su.lcide". tie talked on the effecta of ndiatlon on the human body and the amount the bodJ collld stand. He stieued three tbinp to re­ member in ■n attaelr: Time Di• ta nee and Shieldin,· ihe um'e the bomb was dropped'. the distance from you and bow shield your tell. io . �·-------- and and and and ' • I ... is pres crip tion s 3 To Handle Your Qu1itne<1 ",....., ••,c1. . pllou 1 IU STREET. . . . E. IIAJN ' P01¥,jlOY m • 1 ----------- lar1er �UPII an tppUed and thee the YICUIID\ teal ii lllONI effec­ tive. H011Jever, the •a la broken by more tb.u moderate PAIIW'I! and the vacuum can be releued lnatantly by the oper,tor. Dr. Malmllr0em'1 inattumenl lnWUUonal be1an attractin1 1eientlflc attention In 19D7. Jt la In wide we on eonUnental Eur­ ope and in several clink• It baa entirely replaced torcep1 beeauae of greater utility •s well a1 grll!lter ufety bo th for baby and mother. (I· now ha■ h,d ill first ICien­ tific report in En&liah-on 100 deliveries by Ora. J. A, Calmen; and R_ J. Fothergill in 1n Enc­ llab maternity hoapital In almost all drcunuLancea, they f�nd it bad an 1dvanta1e O\'t!C forcep1. ' One Carton Senes 18 /n,li,, 6 - ½ 9uarh I • nn 49c SALE! !GO% PURE L EAN BEEF " ' Gro und Mea t For Loaf ��� 49� SLIC ED a·Aco·N . �· : -. 4 9�,._.. . . SMOKED HAMS • 4 9 t LAR GE BOLOG NA 4 9 � HALIBUT STEAKS . . 4 9 � BONELESS - SKINLESS TURKEYS 49c �I 49c Canned HAMS ROASTING I 49c C FRYERS ' If I 111 • • I Sliced Beef Liver .: 49c Q 1!: �l ¢ \ I Sliced Pork Butts •. 49c ( ty l ua 1 UERKRAUT Chuck Steaks !:.t....___ •. 69c A S I Short Ribs of Beef . •. 39 c ·. $1 ,_,,., . . ...,,.. '•rk. Sh r1mp • . ~·"' B ns 2 '·-, 59 ,_.!..�---;;:::;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;i:;'"-:--:--:-7 I Haddock Dinner �:c. - !: 49c Bean's. �...... .... ...... � 2 45 c � 33c 23c I Cod FiUets ::��- __ 3 .... fJ· . . ALL GOOD . . I�"¥). . . . SUPER-RIGHT . , . ALL Ground THIN S�J,fED ,_., Frosh . . . Oven Rudy, 5 19 9 Lbo. • lb, Young and Tonder . . . Split Broilon ATION ����� __ ___ S�Jally Prepared for r7.in11 or Brolllne . . . Sflit.-B1ek, .Neck, Breut .Uone, Win8 -Tip and G1bleta Removed. 1 9 to 1 1 lb. I ea ; ) ilo ' Fr!ed Fish Sticks ,�� 3 '::;- t1-� • ' Fried Sca llops --- ._ 69c . . . _,ANI_EL. FOOD CAIi • EASY SLICING lb. 1 1; I�. a..e DeVolnod ----- olro. Sult1na Coc nd . PREP:'a�.:�vBE •,.,.s - / With lcano'"" llu, Sultana """" - ru n Syr F 1,. , up __ 4 _ !Hced K• TA i L t GRAPEfRffij • in Syrup - A&P lnncl . . . frftliw, Halvw N' Slkn PEACHES __ R•1 pe 01•Ives ..,,•.,., u.. corn 1or PHI f. C.rrota FULL OF JUICE = ,i:. . . .. 1:.-:- s9c 1 49c 4 '!: 69c Peas ,...... .... .,..• LEMONS s,,. • 4 9 c La,._ • 4 Klno Sl,o a s2--. Pamlly i s .. - ty APPfuAUCE Qua ll f•mpting O -. 0 fo,ty O I O i&fh-, ' ..,..... ,--· --- -- -, COOKED , • • READY-TO.EAT CHICKENS , . - , -�- CHOICE CUTS . . . PAN READY MEAT, CHUNK STYLE Plump and Tondor . . . Ovon RNCiy Not Mixed SUPER-RIGHT , , . FULL SHANK HA LF FRESH FRVll'S & VEGEI'ABLES the lyln1-Jn hoapital■ but the obate­ trlciana are not ready to report. Jt JI the invention of Or. T. Malmstroem of Gothenbur1, Swe­ den, and euenti..llly ia a cup which tan be applied by YICUUDI ay DILOI SMITH to a b.aby who I, beainnlo,: the NEW YORK UPJ-In European journey through lhe birth caJlal obatetrital acience the queatiott into thia world. By manipulatiQC of wbll!ther a vacuum a.tractor ta the cup, the b•br's journey can a &ate and IOUnd wa, of 1peedio1 be both &uided and hurried along the end reault of labor i, being The cup ia at the end of a replaced by the question of whe­ ther it is a:olne to make obate­ lone tube which connect.fl it lo a va.cu um pump. This cup comes in lrical forcepa entirely obsolek. In American obltetrk:al citclea, UJJ'ee 1izea which are readily In­ ia 00th queationa froun by •u• terchangeable. The 1malleat pended Jud&ment. Tbe instrument applied at the bll!rinning of the which is a maternity application journey when email size ll a req­ of 20t.b �bllll')' technolo&Y, 11 ui1ite for application. Beina quite lmiill its rnanipula­ bein& tried out in a number of tiYe poui bilii.i� are limited. But u the journey progrene■, the INDICT MMONITU� TOKYO lJPI - Ubor union member Takayori Y11nutita wu In dieted Tuesday for takin1 part in the airport demoru:trationa against U. S. White House Prus Secretary Jame■ llaserty la.at June 10. Yama­ atlta wu among 10 unionist.a and studenu arreated in connection with the demonstration. RoJal Crown CCIU TO DEVELOP MISSJLI LONDON UPI - Ddenat Min­ tl,e re&..her itter Harold Watkinaon diJclOled , Tueld■y that Britain and Wnt Germany are tonsiderinr joint development of a nuclear mis&Ue. A&P Ground Beef ._ made' only from lean, lOOCXt pure beef! Freshly &round . . . only Me srade - IDGH . . . Ollly one prlc:. - LOW'I drug store needs, cosmetics, fil ' ing Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy•Mlddleporl, 0., July 8, IGe0--1 GRO UND BEE F 4 9 t SUPER-RIGtff We carry a complete stock of dependab le home needs . . . but Mrs. Ruaell Capehart, Mr. Mn. Rome Wllliamaon. Mr. Mn, Jame, Hampton and Dr. Mrs. John Ridgway. New Extractor May Replace Forceps Aids TH�_ A•� -��!_l;_ES OFFER YOU MOR Ef' G9LDEN RIPE • , • FIRM, SOLID . Many Nua.renu: from lht. area will ati.e-nd the 17th annual cen• tral Ohio dlatrkt auembly of the denomlnaUott al the Nazarene camp srounda In Columbu• Wed­ nesda y throueb Frida ,y July 2022. Puton ot are• Nnarene churehe1 will be amon1 the 132 put.on who will make 1nnaal re­ port,. o,. o_ B. Wllliamaon, Kan­ au City, will be tbll! prdidirl& genll!ral •uperintendent. Dr. Har­ vey S. Galloway, Columbua, will Jlve hia 17th umual meuaae 11 diatrict superintendent. Mi11 l!:Uubelh Cole, mlll,ion­ ary to Swuiland, wtll be the chief 1peaker at a district miu­ ionary convention July 18-111 preceding the aaaembly. '111e 35th annual district camp meet1n1 with three preachinr services daily, will follow the auembly, July ii.at. Tbe evan­ eeliJtl will be H. G . Purkhi■er, Youne,town, 0., and Robert L Got-t.w, Beacon, N. Y I ' cw/f. "·· '•1 •-::a �iy; �·. ,. /ti j Floyd Carmack, put president, The brothen thll!mlfllvea per­ preaented the club President', pin sonally aelect and approve of t he to PhUlp Wolpert, new presldent. donations after the staff 1creen1 Mr. Wolpert th en In turn preand sifts out the more worthy 1ented ' Jlr. Carmack with the projects of the thouaands lhat p111t president'a pin. come in yearly. Nelson and Mr1. Rockefeller Att11ndin1 wll!re lfr. and Mrs. have five children, 1180 plain, J■ck Fleaher, Mr. •nd )Ir,, RI­ sensible, earneat and bred In chard Orr, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rockefeller reticence. Miller, Mr. and Mra. J. L. stew1n The Rockefe.ller name once Rev. aod Mn. David Ftee�n. meant to moat Americans only Mr. and Mrs. Herman l-ayne, lfr. the ac("umulation of YHt amounts and Mn. · Lloyd Rouab, ...-. and of money. lt could well become Mrs. Edwin Stein, 11:r. and Mn. the name of a ne• American poll- I Don•ld ltouah, Kr.. IJld Kn. CU'• ' tical dynuty. mack, Mr. ind Mrs. Wo_lpert, Mr. PRESCRIPTlON S GIE SSl lR 1 it.. ih miuion. The fint of the apecial atudiea ■ series of report.I vn ti . S. domes lie policy, foreien policy, aocl1l objectives and mlUtary HCUrity came out of the brotherly LIIU. A second serie,, financed by the family, deal, wlth U. S, eeonomic outlook. It is the brother■• hope that t�fl atudiea will aid in &lvin& the nation a new olttloolr:., a new purpoae, In an .vera1e year tbe family gives away $7 million, enoush lo demJ.nd the attention of a fulltime organization, the Rockefeller Brother, Fund. Nuarenes l'ill Attend Annual Ohio Assembly • ,., ,,,,., 1 1� His ingenuou11 charm, bis irn1;1·essihle einth usiasm and obvious liking for people were ao effec­ th'e he snowed under HarrJman in a year of nalionwide Demo­ uallc election trh.1mph8 . Rockefeller has been rebuffe d But most signiricanUy, in re­ by the party pros in his bid for gard to the pre�nt and future the White House. But he haa national scene, he is a bright lum­ mana&ed to come back bright­ inary on the Republican political eyed Pnd unembittered. A friend attributes that to tbe "feudal, -horizon. .!!ir artan but seeure simplicity" of Rockefeller himsell, as does his URO"inging. the overwhelming majority of Early iu Ille he found out he professional polititians and poll­ w.is going to have to make hia sters, virtually concedes the 1960 own wa7. He got a 2kent week­ GOP Presidential nomination to ly allowance as a boy, supple­ Vice President Richard M. Nixon. mented it by shining the family Only a ronvcntion miracle sboes and kept book& whieh were could oblllerate Nixon's runaway inspected closely by bl.a father nomination lead or stir up a and grandfataher, America's first significant ''dralt Rockefeller" billionaire. movement among the host of His family saw tO it that Nel• state delt-gationa already firmly son and his four brothers and committed to the vice president. one sister didn 'l become spoiled. Bui such is the political poten­ In the daya before the first tial of the ''Cinderella" candidate World War a lriend once sald lo that even the most conrident of his father, John D. Rockefeller the camifaign managers of the Jr.: Nixon lorC'es are quietly laking "Anybody with your mone1 ancl all the known precautions lo fore five sons has a right to expect stall a highly unlikely stampede least four black sheep in the lo the Rockefeller camp . family." But John D. Jr. had made up Rockefel�er also ls a realist and a man who continually con­ his mind long before that there founds old fashioned, political wouldn't be .an black sheep among in-fighters by meaning what he the Rockefellers. "Even in this machine age," Nel­ says. Those who know him well son's father once said•, "there unequivocally declare that his are certain things that demand statement that he will not accept set'ond place on the GOP ticket personal attention. The busines11 of being a father is certainly is absolute and flnal. He is but 51 years old. He can one." Theirs was a sober and devout afford to wait four more years home. Each day was b�gun �ith or even eight more years, should Ni xon win this year and decide to pray�rs and ended with Bible re�dmg. run a seirond time. 1 was . otally .�nconsc1ous of ·rwo years ago "Ro�ky" hadn't � r ven dipped an experimental toe be_mg ..a r tch boy,_ Nelson has into the political se.ns, The way I said. Wher1 we hved on the ea­ in which he gained the 1958 Re• tate at Tarrytown, my brother publican gubernatorial nomination Laurence and I had the shoeshine In New York was unprecedented con�ession at our bouse. We got J a �,r=�ep_,- !b yie.. and through the· 1 b1ek. door. 'M llso had gardens to take Thi! leading Republican candldate for 2overnor that year was care of an� we'd sell vegll!tables form·•r GOP National Chairman to the bmily. We had some rab­ Leon;rd Hall. Rockefeller was bits and we'd s�ll them to t�e Rockefeller Institute for Social "just going around the state Research." He was sent to a "progressive I· school" in New York. When it came time to go to college be chose Dartmouth as more democratic than other Ivy League schools favored by )' oung men of his claijS. In irollcge, he favored sweat shirts and tennis shoes for attire. He ran out of money and recoup­ ed by working in the cafeteria. He taughl Sunday school for four 1 A week after graduation he married Mary Todhunter Clark of Philadelphia, a girl with whom he had sailed and swam at lhe famHy summer home, Bar Harbor, Me His father's wedding gift was a 1 trip around the world. The Rockefeller family, 1lnce ; John D . first amaaaed the great • j fortune, has given away perhaps 1 $1 billion. Philanthropy h111a been the family tr,dltlon from the gas Try Some Soon llght days when the oil baron gave away dlmea, hls tr.ademark, and millions up to the present Rockefeller Special Studies Pro­ ' jects. I When Nelson left the Elaen• 1 · hower Admlniatrallon in lfli� he had reached the concluelon that the U. S. with all il! reaources and skill.I waa historlcall)' drift­ Phone WY-!--3973 ing. Back In New York he talked Pomerv1 UR E. Moln with his brothers and convinced 1 OPEN 6 A.M. to ID P.M. them that SOIDtthlng 1hould be J done to help America underaland heart of our bus.iness . • ·· ! fiai ,.wa ·· I , acWclilY tlaWh.t,=a ......, He has demonstrated that hia vi'twpoinl is not bound by dimes and dollan. He is governor of New York and a public servant. He is a philanthropist and a pa­ tron of the arts. He bas been aa­ sistant lilCcrelary of stale and bas served in Washington at a policy le\·el ln the past three admin.is. \rations. 1 · 1 "0."' • 1ower, run q�ti l!: ... Iii fl l,..1 upp'er, D,e • lower and � el I Lo<k � � u.s A member of one of America's rlchest famil iea and grPndoon of John D. Rockefeller who founded an oil dynasty, he has overcome in the eyes ol many observers lbe political handicap or -being born to wealth and influence. CI RCLE'S ,... F O R QU A L I T Y P f. Q f 0R h1ANCE meeling people." late H June 30 be still had not announced bi1 candidacy. SiJ: weeb later he was nomlnated b y i cclamalion. His opponent GOY. Averell l-larriman, shaped up 1.11 an easy w inner Ji one believed the SO• called expert■ . Rockefeller's camp■lcn waa a whirlwind. He made speechea in Spanish in_ r ue�to Rlcan Harl�m. He ate geriJte fish on the Yldd1ab East SidP.. He . bounded through l11e super marlr:etJ of auburbia and somc>how managed to soothe t�e feeling,; of con1erv1Uve Republican votera In upstate New York. I TONIGHT I Al Br Un ited Prff1 lnhrnatlon•I Nelaon E. Rockefeller has worn Piil per clips on hia &:luae.a lo keep them from aJtlddlng down his nose-not becawe he can't afford n• ones, but beeauae he'a too busy to send them out for repiilirs. I _ tn'e·t'-:-.•· 9 -F.·.•,.. � IJJS Officers ,Wiri am ii• , ,. Mi� �u•ffl • . 4! 14- �. r."1'-i. . . ";t. ' ,., ,. E COLQGM s11.��ii, i . �.·...,. , Ht-, , ' -� -� UJlt , T . uppers P.I dins lteths Interest E!i ()Ji\ ,. �1 :it61tr.lQll. .,t . •WEB 1 ' r-• . � - - '1. r, M Q S M Y I-C . J'pal.erfa)'"a Cryptoquote: SATIRll: SHOULD , . . · WOU:"ID Wffl! A TOUCH THAT'S SCARCELY FELT O:l. SEEN­ R,ij:t �•�,:111• . TRI ,or • ti il.�I"''. rt/�■y. Gr■n1• HaU, 1>e1tnn1U, at 8:ou p m Tht DUblJ.c f1i IDY1ted. . t , t l O :J:'l"U:1i'1':; ..�. 4 p. · m. " 1 .i1�'::. .�j!�.: � tttio. ,, - J f�· . .A. V ll, ll ll - R V A K F O I >r . t bJf • :J V C I M R M I J K X O B L, w. I Po,'"",.,. Sweet Che'ttltti - .. 49c . � '. ; _ . . . . . � , ,.,. :,,r SXFBLK �w•, fO .- - ·':: ' I' a .... ...... •• t 49c .. ·- - - --· - - - - - - - -.••m., ot-Mit ,___. ' •. Wbcl 2 ...4�: "' � ..,, f . ' ' t'·'"""' w:c - .. 30 •�...! NfR:�' ,.. ..... l ' ' ' ' I • .I l }""! � i.. I i J'eah1N11 8l'ft4lc1te, Jne.) ____ · -· Mrs, Verle TU.tUe. Mr. ,nri. Mrs. Harold watsora and ramUy 'Jf Athena spent Monday witn llls mother, Mrs. EHie Wal• Mr. and rs. Dale Kuhn of 1il• son. Mrs. Myrth1 Frost spent Mo11daJ Ue Hoet.1n1, Mr. and .Mrs. Carl Kuhn arul family al)(I Mr. and Mrs. at Vienna with her daughLer, Mr. William. ltuhn of ctnton spent the and Ml'$. Emile Matlack. week end here wi\ch their mother, Mr. and Mrs. Way Clark andi ffmily were recent guests 0£ Rev. Mn. Grace Kuhn. 'Mr. and Mr■. W'ilfiam Tuttle and llnd Mrs. F.:rnest Wildman of Sen­ family or Columbus &peril the week ecaville, Ohio. end here wlLh hi■ parents. Mr. and JAM PROOF ED CAPE CANA.VER.AL, Fla. UPI I'� -An Air Force Atlas with a buill-in euidance sy$tem lnvul• ":_Se,n,}!!ddl.,ort, .... nerable to1 enemy . j,m,ri.jng . was ..,.,,. tired earl)' today in a eontmua• FLAT Tlttl IMEROINCY of new test■ on the inter• tlon LONDON UPI· - An ...era:ency 'l jb continental milisile. WH e■lled Tu.,.Jay at Doildon Air• · port when a Bri1lliad AlrlhJel \.. "'."" Lt. Max Lambert, ' plstrict , 9 1· .,·,.;;.-;.,..,;;;;_,---• · --:"". -�--;. .., OC-7 got 1 .flat tire whlle tAJtUnk Hi,:hway StaJ the of Commander to lts take-off point. Patrol proudly uid tO<tv that five member, of J)i,trict 9 ·w,re ward· . "' the Superintendeut'■ .Citation of ed ' · · ·· aWn Merit for O\lt■tandina icCOmplish· menta. FAMILY NIGHT . Cap!, C. F. strtrer, General - · Joan Fontaine GNlnt Cary mad, cer Headquarten Stall ff1 • ' "' ·• O "SUSMCION" �, the Pl'Htmlatipn oJ awards for - also nnng Supt. Col. Scott B. Radcliffe who e · - , Janet Uigh Wa)' J0hn i n, & prior 'to due attend w11 unable to PILOT" · """" commitment■ . . , f· ft,;.chnJ�ler) UI ' p 1 Left to daht in the hotograph: The Lidie, Aid �! tho St THURll)AY ond FRIDAY �11. C. 11. IVll)-to, Cblef Radio Op• tuther1t1 Chui-ch wll1 h iYe I P.fo• en or Ed•ard Reichelderfer, S&t, tharles Coburn - Erin O'Brien t nlc at thf!I �ld�ipon Rold1lde Roberi Stack - Bette Davis C, E, WaU.Ce, Ptl. s. E. Inskeep, Part, Wednetdl71' 6: P• Ill• ! "I!)� PAUL JONES" J) S Curtla, a. H. Ptl. and traJer t. C . Members or · tht Bo �011, Jl\fn�ll (In Color and Scope) Ptl WhJte of the Athens Patrol Sewin1 Club_ wm mee� at the hpme P,oa:t .rec:elved lhti award for hi• ­ , --. alst 111> of Mn. Nora M'lll1,. 11t 12:30 �· pzehen i lQ.R of five JUbJ� lnvolv­ Colleen- ,.Uller, �harles Drake From there ,they wl11 to Gal� l.."STEP DOWN TO TERROR" ed in the unarmec1, rob� of • Us for lu nch and to fflllt lntf!I It - private cltiien ln the vielnlty of Allo C¥'oon Ina point■, , 11-» City; which -,itod lb• rt tu cream , IOC!tal. ='6ddl ,ubJecta 12006, 111 of whlcb was I Flrat Preab)'terlan Clluteh, · . recov.....r, alona: wttb olearlng up inf outaide the- t'!huteb, If wea her or . aeveral otll,r aime• pormlta, at 1:80 P. m. Chief 0Detlltor a.ldtoltlerfer, Wonhipful �ter .Tl,om Sit. Wall■<0, , P1I. llllbep · ■nd PII. Bowen &nnouneea tbt c,ntl• o f Diltrlct a.ctu.lU?I and I Lod1e No. let, � will ho! 111 u., J.-.. Patrol< ifo■t were Jn. re1ula.r montblf �Uilnus tlnf atrumenta l in the §PPfthen:,iOn of at 7:80 p. m. :r!t,rO bo d ee throt, �Ubjeell 11/bi> ' •" wonted )! work followed b)' nfhlhmen , for 1'1irder �b ·• pd, 11C11pe tiy • i The Guild of Ghee 1!:PI pal 1/Qrth lw■ ;'!ltln and for ·• �hureh W:111�!"'°,1 Wad� . arn,1 \lo Vll'1!1nla. 8 p. m. 11 t..,,Pul■h �ou■e A bo..0 ' t ,�if(ir0 ed 8�0 l t■l• r , Miu Grace H Qr!.9n, Mn. Ear , · Iv rllfili 111d a •• ¥,WoJvet, the 'l'ltua II h1 tul! and Mn. I •�nded •itbIWIDeet, teue,. <iut lnold:!)·, ",., . :,. _ . lul; llemb<'n ol lbt :twlU.hl Gatdp. ..Club ■NI ..m,lod , lo J the lower 11¥1\J>C IOI • •• BJ\1 '" 1 m. to at 8 jl. ••J I• ro Ya., f9r 1 )0\W , of. th• I=nll lln. Irvfnl ltan Ji. . · 9c I I Di,mlued Julj, ,, ,..,_ Wlllt1rii1, Mra. Herbert :Palton, llomer Boga:1 Jr., Mi's, James Stnltli, XfL Cal­ vin Sanden, . Garland Biddle, Ed­ ward Sheppard, Jes,e Laree, Mrs. Don Wtllis, Mrt. John Drake, �SIi Nell k:rau1, Eart Llnton, Mrs. Harley W.ade, Mt1. Harold Dillon, David FQw ei:, .Mra. Jlo,bert :Mlrtin / Mr,. L. Ml stead and d&h; M,1., R. Brown, Mrs. Richard F)ck and dau ihter; Mn. RoberJ K. Wil1011,; J�ly S: t'l\.•�ter W�l'O<!k, Mn. Ker:i.neth _ D,rat, Jpe Eaaton, Mn. Gerold L■�1horne, Mr,. Loron C. Brewer , ,nd dau1hter; llra. [,o. y_erne P�ck •nd d1u��r; . Mrs. R�lPh C;tum•ult and 10n; !,In George Border, RusteU POtj;f!lr, G.�or1e Riffle, Clarence Mooney, llNi. Eunice Franld ill, Cla Ude An11ea, Jari1.H Barl,w, James Hounshell; 1uly f: Albert Bolle1, Mra. W.il'T�ri lr,efer, WJldo J. Bii1e1,, Mn. Fred schra�_Mr, Jack Miller, Mrs. Goldie Harriitin, Mn:. Samuel Dtlihtmond, Mrs. Charles Van\;OOtleX . ,nd d1u1 hter; Mi-,. Mllton Meyer and dau1hter. Births JuJ,,y 3: ¥r. and Mrs. Eu- · · te ,I _. ,rrana t c ' I' ,:j/Hr:r-,r-; 1-.. .-t> ' wl!I Paiis :f,:_ .! ".:. - 7'f:Jc Grtlii Beans .. ":!: 2 "'-..!I\ 39c PiHsbury or Ballan! llicults _ .. - • ..;, - ··- 1 2 _ SI 59 ,w. 91.iie.. J. ; 1 t ; ���·- �- • •.'_ . ��. ·="-', . ( ,,. I r I H- ��r·a ery 3T � � 1 Kyger Speaker Portrait Of A Man Available For A Draft: New York's Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller Used _Subj� Of .C-..5; = 1 4'�··- - • I \'P■lrrd■)''t Aa, . ... 35. Paradis.? m'f.'--P.Hr &: stiel Out a.aris _ • ,, , �; 2 ...._. 25c Roll lutter : title 'M'e""illiig.isil M, Ji':v•• e"n'ts , Co'" , _,._..,. ___ 3 plc• ...gl, $1 .oo Beef .....,, Frm Fried Sole -.,:'2 •�· $1 Ptrcli Pomons .. _ .. 2 i:.: $1 Avondale P.e· as .....:-......_ .. •-�. 'flllOW .. , . . . • - � \+• .i\4' h • . ....,, ---a•· ·.·-. . ·.--....",....._..-t.. - - -Flo•-•-Fi111-s -.. --- ....-.. -s�- - - - - ,....-·...... I. j ' e·.. � Ii.cl Thrifty ' ,, 111. sh ;; Bacon SqllOl'tS _ - - .. , �Sc . . 43c • • • � • •'• • ._.._.,_. • • • • • • · ,· ' ·-·-..·-···-····· . ...... � will .....,·Mill!Y •leep 25. Doc­ ttlne 27 , Revo1Y'­ lnr lure 28. Unit of time 32. Poel,et­ b<\<>k 3j. lw.u<:k e. Gay 'i. Chills and �ir.i1 f• '� , . - I .., 1 '""" ■tale 12. Dlaeaae ot ,ye 13. A rNk cavity 1 4 . OQW (lJ.tr.) 15, :Evening: Clifton Social Items ■ • D A I LY C R O S S WO R B MJROSS 2. Equip 2�. ­ 1. Famtet'a 3. Gold tSp. ) fount.&ln 4 ,t. Dampena , � .. ........ ,od .,.,, IS. Mot11un­ IS. Ml(fwutern ly United Pr.., lnt1m.1tional Tod■y i1 ..Wednesd.1y, July 6 the 188th dty ol lhe year, with 1 78 more In 1960. The moon is approaching its full phase. The morning &tara are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. The evenin1 stnn are Jupiter and Saturn. On this da y in history: In 1699, the notorious pint,,. Capllin William Kidd, Was se.b:ed in Bo!ton and deported lo Eng­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson or hind. Shadyside, Ohio, visited Mrs. KaIn 1747, John Paul. who late tie Bas&, Saturday. became famous as John Pauj Mr,. Walter Blake and sons are Jones, ,wa1 bom in Srotland. In 182-4 the ftepublltan P1rty ,p ending a week in Columbus with relatives. had it& formal be1?inn,11i1, 1 In 1883 bacteriologist_ Louil Mrs. Betly Call and children, Mr. , and Mrs. Elmer V.inMeter and I Pasleur . Inoculated the first hu, children, and Mr. and Mrs. Free- ' man be!ng, a boy '!'ho had been man Johnson and ChUl:kie attended badly bitten b� an mlected dog. In 1944, 1"8 penons were the July 4th celebration at Ripley. 320 more in�ured !n t '9, killed ,.r ; t.e r. s, w Fred Mr:. and Mrs. dl most _sa,tro�• . em�us fire In u d Dani; , '!bq� , 111 , , )Vere and Mrs. Isaac Lewis , I • _ history 10 �rtford, Conn. ; � C,ton, Mrs. Dana Lewis, Randr Lee �� m, , Cartwright, Mr. · a n4 . �Elaine Thought for today: Famed N� Edna Freeman Joh11son and Ch,udk le . ! l· �•• officer J&hn Paul Jon,s sai• . d a S •Mtf!,\,,i n E - tended the Horse S ti o w a , PQ\.llt aboard the Bohhoinmf!I Richard . CM• , Pleasant on July 4 th. , 1 • , .' � • • "f have not yet begun to ;$,na , s:nt:, ;�. ::��; Mrs. Clara Wil liams ani N,ra. , f ight." 'l'll(i"'M, , Jh;a,. ,,,tl J �"l'•d(. Margaref Fox visited Mrs. Veda _ - -:::-----:-;-- - ·� ­ Jk,. , lfi Dem1 r Van Meter at Holzer Hospital on in New Haven the past week, iln. JerlOn, Krri. Lo.ti Mrs. Wanda Rousfl ■nd ta�ily of Sunday afternoon. ''TranaportaUon on J..an<J & S;ea" Mina Lewis and Gregory Neil West Columbia vi11lted her parente ;Jf. . Phon. WY•2·0 visited Mrs. James Cunningham at Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Nlohollon. 1iil�rt,ll,1t J, -IP.IY, i; Mrs. Macy Rot11b l!pfJ!,t the week Moo. an " tr,w&bau ,..1)'1'1lkt1 New Haven Monday night. Pomeroy, 0• Mlin St d_a_ t_ n_ th S_ c_ u_ a t_ l•_ rriend_ ._ v,ljle; beRni., i ,_ o n_ ol_ h_ Nic,ni '-'--es 1_ 1 ,ed ,._ _ ,. w Y' _ _l_ 91t. , !l'P'"llo•� _ • •_ _a _ ,_ s_ ____.:. ' , _c"" ______J_ M n. Chea,- ij Cl on; Mary ,. ,; 1, • I .; ���lllll_l!Jl!��---�'::::�------'..:..::::::.::::.____-:- •• • • • • • • • • I Report Mode On Ollicers r.aining Held In PSme►oy TO c;lub 1 960 �".,';;, �.�n�J,'. '';;ed. " K , n nedy to CertrudP Nelson, 36 A.. e w fbarp to Salem. Jaml:"s (' Hamby , V1c-t>)' I }-\amby .. 1'�,..'fbml.,. �� �, N e.� 36" .\.. , Salem · Ohio Power co 7 5 A., roal, Sato de r u ""-'"'kl - J{ennedy ·to• Ge tt Iem Wo h . B· g hi Loi· Br i ght to �� }_ O 1no u"'-t'r � v · :n 25 .ilA ' <'t1:il • · Sa lem Morlha Watkins to Ora Watkins, 1 .28 ;\cres, �•h�Dury. Radio healer & allto. trans. Ln,·enre MrQua1 d Jr . , Au drey D. All wh.ite with be&Otiful blue fnlerlor. }l cQuaid to Char les f' . We l c h and Mt>da B Wekh. 2 A. , Salem. Jesst- ( ' f'rof11t. Orc1 Profitt to An cl[ew Greer, Edith Gre e- r, 9M'◄ A flne car that h•s been over­ aeres, Columbia. l0oked by cu buyers. Ori ve Georgl' M. Bu1h, Lucille E. Bush thia ear home (or to Riky Pi11oll. 2 1 1 9 acres, Olive. Howard Allen. Reatha Allen to R oberL G. Rhodes, Lucille M. Rhodes. 3.2-0 acres. Letart. One local owner . Et-onomv Arlhur W. HendricU,. fdamie I plus in this compatt job. ti lfrndr1c-k1, llarry W. lJe ndritks, cyl. Overdrive. Tressa Hendrick,, Robert Hendr lt'ks . :vt..ry Hendricks C ochran, to Lo l vell Leroy Hite, Artile Wilma mode 1950 W• hav• thrH H,te, ¼ acre,, S,lisbur,. can. CM•rol•t, 0.Soto •nd Pontiac. All 6 cyl. with atral1ht tun1. , radkl & haat­ "'· Comre In and m•k• u• •n efhtr on one of th••• · AIM • 1 950 Wllly 1 pick-u p trwlc fir liM• of UH around th• houM or f•rm. We Have Marine Fuel On The River Bank ,., •· N 6, July ( Jane = � . ' - - - - - , •. � Par kor RO llS F klu rlor or Stmdwich FR!l5,�· D LY - "'P"' ,2· !���.r� t.Y!t�!! ..t.tf�!s- A&P Brand . , . Our Fl-t Quali ty R.::.::s. .,,. - DEL MONTE Po.. - 1 4!:� 45c 2 '!.� 79c 89c 2 ':-,:;39 5 1 2 inch , ft. ..u, Waxed PaperNorthtrn 1tl0 C Sard•tnes 3 ,......_29C Hot House Tomatoes __ •. JSc Fresh Peaches ___ 4 ... 49c Sweet Corn "·-·- ___ ... 59c . Seedless Grapes ::::. _ 2 .,. 49c ln OII -..,u. C ib. w,.,_, ,an, �,. ,; __ ..... ..... . U-t.\. .. .. .. .. .. � · -· -t" ,. ,___________________________________________ ____________,. Pitch ing, Error s, bring Wins 1,o Pony Clubs , ;;�:;::··;:i::·idi�"���; M-M Pnsb..,. Home 5 Sy racuse , R acine, Are 4-3 Winners S'J'ANDL�c;s 1 I Ove r Pome roy , Middttport Teams ., ".1io:�7 �i���!'°"' Rum, In 8th To W i n • M M sort b11ll e rs broke u p 11 W tie &ror e wi th a !5•run inn• I.Di Jul eve n mg u nd er OVEC mr:hts to wi n 1M OYer t he Kyger le.am in the Kyger C'ret'k Indus · trial Soft ba l l Leagu e . M·M ha d 9 hits a nd t wo err ors Kyger Crec-k 8 h i ts and three errors. Harrison anti R.obi n son was the wur n mg haller)', Ra n k i n and Oh l i nger the lose r. • • . . MAKE A DATE TO "LUBRICATE" •• •• • •• • .• ' I I Pitchers co ntinued to hold tht'ir hexe s over the bitters rn the County Pony League Tucsda )' evening a s S):' racuse upset Pomero y 4 _ 3 called after six lnnmgs because. �( the turfew, and R a cine dum ped M iddleµort 4-:1. a l ! on a muumum of baseknocks. . . _ __ __ Jim . L ouks �Pnt four ! n � m gs a n d .\ht" k (•y Winebre n ner fm is � ed up , holdin g . Pomeroy to t wo � • L,. s i ngl1•s hy Jim Gilbt-r\ and W i l l i e m:il· kwell. 8oyd wu nearly as t ou�h 111 hi!! tour on l bP mound for Pom eroy, :illo•vin g singles on ly t o Wi ne bre,n n er , J.,ou ks and ('row. . Boyd fanni•d six, walked thret· fo r Po meroy, Louks fa n ned SIX, wal kl-d Q, Wiri brt> n ne r fonncd 3 , walked one. Th e Middleport 8.e�ons. at Ra• ci ne Wl'rt' ahea d . 3-0 going m to the holtum of the s l m m gh ',� ter piek111� up two 1ix� 1 ,�ies � III I l' irs t and. a�d i n g a third in th e l h i r d m n m g,. . . Raci ne was outhit 4·3, a_s 111 th<' , rt.i n . depart� ent , Ro n nie carr pikh m g � fi ne game fo r t he Daro ns . ra n n • n M 7. ---- -- -- --- - I ,• • ,hone WY-2-3914 CorMr 2nd & Rutland Sts. Mlddl•port, Ohio •• •• • • • W. I'... Pct. 4'5 2iB .th6 I r11 1s.tmr�h Mil waukct• Sa1 1 F ra nc 1sl' O Sl J<llll'!i· l.us ,,,ni;, Ies. 40 32. 3'9 34 38 37 37 3 7 35 38 .� .�� .� . , . 500 .tru G8 Rocky Nelson Proving ffrass W .,,., ff/a,;:, Wrong Fot E1•�L. 11.- fliH•i,, I 6 8 u,,: um,•. Wedding lting $1 25.00 $7). 00 $fob.CID $42.,0 K&C JEWELERS Phone WY-2-3785 • POMEROY, 01110 EAST MAIN STREET F'? · r>; I Akins ToJt t ight Toni,t I On 'rV 1 Kuenn Mak•Jng M0.Ve T0W3fd Battin' � T'It}e I_ oar ero8CK Lessons Beg1· n At Hi am Schoo] !' •' ! ' ,I I , I 1 large Site .:'. :".', . ' Only $38-88 , BOYS' GIRLS' or N('w M1 v le 1•11ntilever frama, kick 1land, d111in �unr, I . COl\ller brakca, Firet.tone l-i11t•, ·◄ I C'u11hion tire11. A hon,,y of .a blkail --·-- -- - Delu•• Models I $49.99 Ii " ,: a n c!l y • • STO Rf HOU RS v <!ll l ucs ! _ ..,,., JULY SPECIAL • PICNIC JUG .... Yacllt Chairs •-•s $6.88 Aluminum framt1 covned with weat he.rproof Velon _,.II\,: and Nylonite. PLAY GYMS "•It,.- Q" I ,� '·,; •• • 11 •• •••• •• O.t llllN Slu ··•· $3.29 $2.88 ,: f• BAR-B-Q GRILLS CHIU>atEN'S SWIMMING POOLS 4'0" Diameter And Up TO $19.95 - $29.95 $39.95 s1,.os MADE /)F COLORFUL PLASTIC VINYL ' ti oncl R F I REStOt.1 1 .DIALER . STORE lt,4 Mt.lAioR-T, OHIO ... - - - ■■■•■•I■ 'Ihis Year's Best Buy -- - • Por JlllST . Ebersbach Hardware cm •---M MONlt Stop wasti g materials by on•t �- ll!l'ldnll � • •• • • • • • .......ift --�t..- Ct. "E\>erything In Hardware" 1'. li6 81, ....\� • ' • 11• , your speciflcallons and we will d= , • lllil rlflt •�ullt of the rlibl � ncrtte m � iu, �u! � b. �� n """f ilt. TIit• � � Ji tt l1 t m t & �7j•jtt .... ........ ud alio "Ga)'lord" . . •tstE YOU 1.-1�,• t -�KIil. fUkNrf U . l l , ., ' •· , ..u.ll . . ... �: :\' • •af "' • , ' - .. -; Ft � • • • T ': . 6 ' PEACHES· • • • • • 1fc SA LA D OIL • • • • • 49JELLY • • "' • • • • • • 2 3·tc ,.,• Nl,, 1\11 tin Kraft ' lmuckoro-C(nit_amon, Cnbapplo, llockborry, or Eldorhr,y -­ ..... 1idr it•. • ·,, f • e • , Ml "Merllll tile Sea Momlel'''., wlll IN, ftli Iii $6.25 a gallon f ' CLEARA·NC E $ALI :USvr:pt T6'7 p T06.llTHllll a . ' -· DelMa� ,Ha,- or ill ... .....,. , -�-\ Tltelr To H'e1p "M.ONSTllo'iit· JuLt '- • s,... • hlUlf " loof Nd. your LENNOX dea ., j M, l bDLEPORT, Q'H IO ..... ta: . .AKEi and SEYFRI ;'St�amboot '" ., ...... _._., .... • s� ' .... ,olofl COAL, OIL, GA$ f U R N A CE ' ··--­ ••,..., "' :JI,. Cornet' SeGond & Milf • VANGUARD Brte, SerieS WEATH ER-GUARf> HOUSE PAINT W•Ith p••rates FREE • l ""'· R eds Opening • • , AND WITH EACH -4 - GAUON ,. WEDH ESDAY a ncf THURSl>All 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. FRIDAY . . . 8 :30 A.M. ta 8:30 I.M. SATUR�AY . . . 8 :30 A.M. to 8 ' P.M. l•lb, Car Wash 299 , w h e r e I t's . f u n t o i h- o • t•ck ,. , ;.1, 1 -1: "I '"'' ' lb, A'.i PICN IC : SPO RTI NG AUTO SU PPLI ES 26-INCH WARRIOR BIKI e l . collo b I, Where your dollar buys more MILES ' ' ' lb. Cor!On SMOKED JOWL f " LB. - 2 ' All Meat PJ,illip SiJtt:ts ' SL C r Swift's Premium M,_,�;� ; -·-- l 4 to 6 lb. aver• ..f' Mln St. • Small, •hort ih,nli• 1.M111 All Meet •·4� • .ftft . .· ' tlfl $PORTS ·Mff'• rw- I 1 Gamts On Tap· ight g eni O n p I N ..J.H . ft£ ,,., \J I oumament at """'C'IL 4 9e S-,Hra Premium ,,. ' Sarazen, Pahner Hold U. S. Hopes In O lb. ..._ , LNn, mllcf, •ue•r cured THICK I _t:i r:i :: t Em11 , :,9 nkey Run' At Mo t' ° CENTURY Wedding Rl09 u � , • .. ---. 1 .. m � •l' •>-1l ., , """ "'"' mlltl, ...., curod I---���·,__""__ ,t, • ,-.,. 1 J ig o:' t:1 : � .,/'J�td•'-,•• TRINIDAO GR Unit1d Press lnt•r,,.,tlc•nal Pittsbllf,e:th l)e,uilltit-boll n d Pi• ra t es Wf?Uld fove to k n ow what' 8 1,£i md"denly �ppeqcd to aTJ' those i;rnd n nati �O ip:pert.s who aireed Rocky Nel• P 9 lla ddp h i a :n "4 . .il.3, (5 �u �ould' n e\'er liit maj Or reagu e Ra t' rnr ('.1 mr h3<'k with l hrc,· C'ti i tag o p1tch1nJl:. 28 43 394 !'6 runs i n th t" r.1'! l of !he si x t h and Tuff.day's i:l'Hulh Th� tobacco-chewin g, 35-year• (hr ""' rnn1n � lally in t h e bot1 o m of St. Louis l ( h iugo 2 ol d Ne l�on was st.am�d "strictly l' t h 7t h l,.,os Ant. I San Fran. O, night ' a mi n or league h "tl er'' for (he ,ittsburgh S Milw, 4, 10 inn,., (N� pas t 18 years, mosj or which he Racinl! g11I Ll!i lhrce run� o n IWD spl"nl k i rkilig around (he b uli�es. waU:s. Hrur4' HPe gle'� singlr. a nd Pfillad•lphi a 2 Cincinn,afi 0, (N) Wednesda:•' i Pr4•6la Pitcfufr1 Nelson ha d be en gi ve n brief when D.iv11, rou nd ed se e un U b.i Sl' st Lou is at Chic: ,ig,o _ G'ltKon ll' s i a l wilt, fi V'e d i Herent major lo far the !r) t o pii•k h i m uff went · c l b but l h P'r t es slill 1 g to t ht: er n t.crheld [cncc, a l lowi n g ( 1 - 1 ) •• ''obb",e /J,10). PiUsb:.gh at C incin,na'ti (nJ,ht) f:� u�e L::ld help \h;� w he n Davis a n d Beegle to score. od -MiuH {4-SI or Cheney (0-1 ) vs they drafted him h;om Toro nto of Sou t,hJI!' ,..,,...Joyt hDl)Y l� li l't hfb , h res t: rn a ptevfou�ly u nre)k>rted Lithe t i n the sevcnlh Holman score d Purby (S.3'). I r the lnt ernalional Leag u e i n De- � S U!J),� G �� o • (�, � i League gan'te e t on th"e MOnlfeY ' Pfii.ladelphia . at r,\llwauli .. IN) ce mb er of 1 958. lll scor•nlf ls ell • IC the win n i n g run wh en , i n stlealin� un diamond in Pomeroy Moncla;r � ft' i r. t h t 9 it her t hrew into left -----Ow•ns ( J- ) v s P arro (4-2) . t h rd, the Rorky batted a respectable .291 e Dod�ers. � Af{ es c� 1� · ' night t tie Raci ne Cards beat ihe t S•, hits 1 ed n Francisco 1 a fou Fra n ?ff at l d . i os nc . .O:r1gelM o r for the Pirate! last Year but he I Ce ,�c Pomeroy Tigers 1 9-7. { nlglW) _ 0'0.11 . (3•7) . vs wu. sta ged l?erhap■ hi ■ finest per• pitchers Wl th Mike McCormi ck 11ckie Bostic led Card hltiers �·or 'fiddleport . Coe n had tll.'o l t11n, {7-2) n u g s the loss. llerl formance for them Tuea0i'y niF ht witN five for sh:: and seven ru n s srns lf"s . Tnry Joh nson a t riJ? le , T�ursd•,)"• Ga,nff when �e i;ocked successi v� fiiom• a nd Housh a si n gle. For H a t m P Pithburgh at C i ncinnat i, night, A wild pi tch by M eC orml�k batted across. Dave Spencer was ers i n lh e n i n th a n d JOth i n n lng 9 11'.Jl" t e he Dodgers their rirst run rour for six and Joe Sellers , tWo Larry Pm·t·, ll olma n a nd Beegle Phi ladelphia at Milw•ukff, night to pr odure a ?l-4 victory over the iii the fourth aQd they 11dded for two and four runs M!ored. si nl;!lcd . Chicago at Los A.n91IH, night Braves a n d i ncre88e Pfttllburg:h 'a t'hree more i n the sl:s:th on fo11r , ,muce Neirler and Jeff Alkire St. Louls at Sa.-. Franc:ilCo lead to 41,i games In the Nation al For Racine Lefty H oward Joh n si n gles a n d two wal ks. P9(ires, also fii.d two h tts• AME R ICAN L E AGUE League race. so n came m t o pitch for 1he fi st wh o struc!t ollt sevei'i, al.!Lo haltll!d For the Ti�era C. Bartelt was L. Pct. GB 1 e t imt• 1 h 1s S4:!ason a� d worke d t� W i l l i e Mays' the only player witb two hits. 19-game hittirig . Homers Wr.ck Wlllty ew York 43 'l7 .fi l 4 firth 1.1ml �ixth to pick up t he w111. N Carda . . . . . . . . . 9133, 10-llJ 18 J M i lwaukee s tarte r Carlt on Wil. st rellk. Cleveland .fiOO 1 28 42 , Larry PrH'" wh o had p1tche t� e _______ • Tigers . . . . . . . 400 30-- 7 7 5 l ey took a 2-0 l ead I nt o the n i n th · 45 :1:I . .'l77 2 \ 1,11 Baltim on• first four i n n i n gs, cam: bi1'l' Bost ic (WP), Diddle 5 a n d 39 34 .5:U 5'/2 wh1> n he 1r ndd e n ly was tagged for ChiL,igu the 11eve n t h an1l landed r n trou l,fo • I Spe n cer. B. Moore (LP) Napper 1 0 t 1 34 37 . 47 9 9 1/2 N t•lso n 's firs t hom er plus a two• Reg. SD.9S Gl)LF SET nghl away by perm i Hi n g Ro ush's I ;�;�;n ij 8. 1!:ngllsh 4 and Bartels. rur1 homer by Don Hoak. 'l'he 57 1 1 lu n 32 38 .4 sing le ;r nd walk in g Ste phenso n . ' 5 Irons - 2 Wqpds K a n sas C i t y Br1tves battled back to tie \he 27 45 .37 5 1 7 Bag and '3 B4lls sc ' t'ht e , la&t he t in Boston a11i11 of or 1 361 4• 26 fan to 8 n dow hore e h However n inth. Head CoverS' T1.1�sd,ay '1 Re1ulh 'hp IOI) uf ihc Baron batting order, ' 1 ed 'm lh e b S k 'i n n er 1mg Baltimore 9 Sc,1ton 4. nl9ht Hut pen M i t' k Morri�. !Con r· n ie Carr and Te_r· •" :, t r ti ed a und t"e base, ST. ANDREWS, Scotf,nd UPl10th an fl' I! 3, night . O.. n9ton 5 N11W York y Joh niwn, in that order, an d wm wi1'1\'l 1 f! ��, J 11 : cr 1t-V11'r.J:Mn UP[- Out;(telaer .WII I, � -r; The venenble 118-year-old Gene e NeJ wheh d s oa t h f i\ f tp 1te8 1'11,s f p!M& ICh'idufllcl i the garnie. � •� Prola11'e1 Pltthel'I' lt omet of ihe ,-e,r into lti� ri&ht � u �a,,of the Cl�j la ti d Sarazen and muscular, young A'r, ���'. ! !nakl n g that tral for nofd Palmer set out today at the O Barons # �l' gl ,lf •" t iro'1t!on • (n'i;Jlt ) - (f.l eld b1eac� en Ott l oser oey ay . n ' n . � J J . lMClty COi avito look prettY go d head of a slim four-mu Ameri. Ra ' � o � � � a n d Bush. Price, Jnhnlion lt ra lcli (3-0) vs c;aul• 12•7). . foday, aa far at the Tribie ill ea n delegation shootine for the 1"'"''1 (51 ( W P), Prk, <7 1 ,nd Bailey, Bi'ltlsb open l')lf eflafflplonship. 0 :: 7;�2) ' 1��":- mi,enble ''"'- u � nn Be,ides Sarazen �d Palmer,. Chlc•,o at Cle\'eland (night). is hack i n stride a n d is l� k1rg the only iwo ya n r.a a b1e •t o • -4J . nn W 5•i9me vs _ ,.,,.. . (4-6) n y (4 r, ( �01il4'1'fi� 1 ague qualify for the 'J2-hole centen'111al ab out a n oth er Am erican Kanw1 City •t O.tro1t (nlvhl}"' Alltborized. II B!'lthlh Ope n wl!'H! Bill Joh. n spn , bo1ttling champlon. sq Daley ( 1 1 -4) �• Lary ( 6-8 ). · \ Hea 'd "Alth ouib Jve lost a lot Q1 tilhe of Provo, Utah, and Jack Isa111c� " '.. hur da 1 Games LOVISV I(LE, Ky, UPI-Un' . ' · • dvutan pro ai the Langle tik r'm Air start, "low mY of ;,ie u beca on y No. y $ � i gues. I l � • KansH City at Detroit beu t e n Luis Hodr . · ine out fOr thit batting crow n F_orc e Base i n Virginia . te nd er ro r t he world well t>.rw e : g.ht Wa1hln l(fon at .B'5 t�n h '. . �·�re� um� are ol) tap for lo- ali•II) " Kueen lift.Id. --- -- ... - � - -, 4 Ch tca91D. Cle.,e,1,�, nlih'f t itle , mee ts former cham.p1on Vir• t?il!' toftba1t fa'ns on Th'ursday ev en- I . . S'Jfi spoien 8'atvey de,ln 1tely par t in a onigh or w t • Nt Y k at Balt lmo r•, night g il Akins here :'fh.en. U,e 14th ann 11af Be nd as on the spot thi,s sprin'I com---,,---t ial benefi t ma1ch. 1,, • o'tt,baR1 Tol)hlarru·nl C� t s under �g lt'l Cleveland in 8 tra'de for . I. . ·,. ii)' at Bs,ch'(el Fi e ld i n Mason . h ome rUn i,Sol ColaVito. M a ny The fight, wi t h 3ff per c��t or Q � , · " ' f�t aame, The s1 ar which at to b l!: n got J "· l9 lB receip gate robabl)' would grou h ay rs p t he ♦\'e ,, ' '7 p·. m., llu the G$T team of Galli· cracked under the prdsure of trychil d re n o f the th e widow and six 11 tielin11: pol team Clifto m and a or n Hucl• weight wel1er I n lo make the trade loot g ood l 11 t e Lou i sv i llP Mason players. The second game in the eyes of Indijlnl' rans. . ell Stikb , will hi' na t io n ally ll'lf•· fo llowing immed iately after the 1 1 959 lattl111 Champl� vised. St1kh WI.IS drowned laSl rirst has two Parkeri.hurg team1r mpl e all K uen n, whose .Sft3 averag� '\ll'On l ssfu. nsut·ce mon1h in 1111 u Waverly a n d Legion Post 1 04thEI batti ng crown i n 1 959, despite to save lhe l i fe of a � rien� who HIRAM , Ohio l l l'l -Coach P,Jbi meet i ng. I n the fi nal game or the a drop t() �64 at on e point, haa iver. R had blle n i nt o the Ohio Brnw,1 opt'llutl his an n ual throe.-:ilay n ight, l h P M & M Je ti w i l l hce moved back i n to the thick of the - - - · - - -- · ruuk if' Hchu,il a11d quarlerb'ii.ck the 1-' inish in g ,Depart m< .n t of the batti ng race. Of late, be has bee n hriPlin J( 1,er ioq h)day Jo r 16 me m• K aiser Pla n t in Rave nswood. tl.tttln g at a .430 pace over the hers of his t:l4Vel and Brow llS.\. ,.. The tourna me nt , wpl, . eon U n ue. ' la&t 1 9 gamea to spark the In­ The players. 1 4 rookies and with thr<'r more games ot?rl<tay I dia n i• i n their drive to keep pace quartcrbiwk M i l l Plum and hi.� n i ght. Mel Clark's All Stars ope n with the New York Yankees. COURT STP.Ed K u enn listt'd the trade and an No. I u11clr,rs1 11d�•. J i m Ninowski. t h ,• n ighl's play a).(ai ns t Pt . Plea s• · · h B uc k wC' rf' S(' hi•rl ull'II fur a hravy load 11111 T&1' wit _ 8f 85· At 8 .P. early•season inj u ry for hi 8 !II ow of clus.�roorn wurk o n d Sutne right m . on Fri<lny, Lak m State l losplt- start. He ,mffered a pullQd mus• al Will meet Smith's Upholsteri n g 11utt.lrn,r f'X(!rt• i 111·.�. cle in the ope n in g li:lme ■gainst of Pa r kersburg an d a 9 p. m . . W csI I Detroit and was sideli n ed for , \1 Th1· cc nw n will 1w shoot ing for ('ol umhia will f.ire the Re tailers of several games. ! hl' q u u r tcrback JJO�t ! his }'t•;1r. Poi n l Plr-as11n t . "I'm settled with ihis te.am l ')um. the Rrowns· n•gular s i i,:nut n ow,'' he said. "Jl was n 't euy The tour n 1·y w i l l hre ak from Frit·allcr Lhc past t wo SN11w11s, will he for t he first week' or two because day !)ntll Mo nday n i ght unless rai n out to kC'l•p hi!I job uvt•r Ni no wskl; f was surrou nded by new team­ who ha� s1·1•11 l i l t l1• nd ion in twn forccs. the It-ams to play on .Sll!Ur• mutes and I was verY much con­ day rngh t. On Mo nday, t ht hnal , .· ·,,t•ars with lhe t cum, ;m d n11ws11 n , Scmus O f th e f1 t I was taking 1 wo games of , ti e firs t rou nd w i l l who w i l l also ht> g i ve n it l'r11ck at ) t t h�/�!ce or · '"' "':'"I""''"I""•·• '"'!�111•·1"l':f'' ,(, ru n n ing !hf' ! ('om. ll1twson wus ac• be played in addi t io n to the rirsi m Y fa':n�;; �,8 here Wlth 11111n,,1 from 1 1H' P it tshurgh Slt•d- gamt:! o ( the se co n q round. New s le d a aln and Havf'n Mercha n ts fac e Kyger Creek • 1•rs six mo n t h s BRO wh e re tw �pt•nt ::i d � : � �!t �� in­ : � n g Plan t o� 7 p. m . Mo nda�, a n d lhe t hn•r y1•ars ridi ng 111(' tw nd1. 1 Mou nhn nf'e rs _will play Syracuse at stead of trytn g to feel for the • la much smoother 8 p, m. The first game of the sec• b11 II • ,,The swfna FIGHT RESULTS . n ow o l 91d r.ns ANGELS 1 1 1 ' 1 - .luhnnie 9nd rou n d will get Ullderway at Ch n Batting it•nc• P; m. Smi1h, 1 !13, Lm1 Ang,•l t•s. knork1•rl • Kue n n credited a mi n or change 1he sel:ODd ro und_ will � com• oul Chebo \lern11nd1•z, l flO. Mex• p l e1�d o�1 Tuesday n ight wi t h lh e in his batting sta n ce for his Im• irn f2). roverl hitti,ng. He ha.d been !lta n d . h nals t o he pl ayed n e xl s W li:MRLF.V . En).lh1 nd U P J-Tl.' r• � nu W udnl.' s<1 ay and t he r1n 11.IR o n ne d fng well back in the box and 5 ry Oownf"s, 1 lH'4 , lir I l a i n , �lopped -m t11 " e pl ,le, As a -, • ., u lt away f.u , , Ph., i , ward s , 1 •a• >'d w 1 1 t• , 1 1 21 Thursda�. . all pllche,s t"rew lo him o n the ' • · , 11 s T ph1 es w1 I I b e pr,e ented to l . rn s (For Brit i sh llli(ld I t'WNg ,t srown '" plate aud the o� 1 the t hree top team s w1 th l 15 i n di · ou�. lde of the • ·- - -- - · ·- -d Ret 1· t,eif for • hll I ense e posmc v1 r , ua · 1 owar d s go m f:. � ear h of ·• Only : 11 the plnyers on the wmmna; teams. to ri ht "But now J've moved up 1:1 P•rf.ct. for car1, wills, h.,-d I' three' t� lour in ches In the bat: ..1 to reach 1ilat"- 3•ll. handl• , ie,·, box and u makes a dlffer/ with water 1hut-<1ff, ,nee, I can pull the ball better !,;,qw 1·1111•r.1•1'1"i 'I .:£.!C!hlill:'ll�'fl!llll1' Jlllllim , to left field," Kuenn said. • Since movinr up Kuenn has £ c banged out 31 hlt, In 72 trlp1 to the plate lncludlng tlx dou�leai and three home run,. He'1 also · ', ' cl d,l,.n In 15 nill• to boo,t hi, ·••· son', output to' �. compared, to CINCINNATI UPI - Cinclnn1ti the 71 he k notted ln Jut :fear. opens a brl�( two-,am(l 11erles lo• It, wb/11 The aurae hi!I boosted hi · av­ night with the fron t ru nn i ng Pitts• • hurAh Pirates who are beginning erage to .820 alx.th belt In the Be""lil,II league. Another 44-polnt 1plur,e to talk like pen n a n t winners. Pittsb urgh batters may thi n k ind he &bould be IUW'ed of that dlffere n tly aft-:r t onight 's game in seco nd &lrale:ht_c�n;_ _ which Bob Purkey. one Qf the top 1-.a:;;a:.:a..--------. ':"'i hu,ler, in tho l,a1ue lhls yen with 1n 8-S reco rd, gets II cha nce , to slow them do'Wn. I The Red, will have lo do bet. ,4.88 18 INCH . , , , . . , . I ter than they did Tuesday night 24 INCH , , . . . , . . . $8.88 aaaln!l t Robin Robetts of Phil•• NEW and Ul!IID to touch either of the Bue 24 INCH DELUXE $18.95 � :�:::. Roberts threw • nifty four•httter to shut the Reds out, 2.0, and ' 1J pick up hi■ fourth ,t,aJghl Win l Ii. and first whltewash of the aeaaon, Bia Don Newcom� was tht 'liC• from I lo I 1".M .. Pb•M• • 071111!"11 fll •e At J!aWr•1 Tltll Frttlly - WY�-. . · tlm. ,ufferlnf hi, ,lxth loss ol the 1 PO_,MEJ! y, j)RIO Cefeblilt!: ar 11•ln1t three wlnJ. re 4 \1-t I • �.,..., Play Y,.,ic!o L, ,. ry ' " Middl eport Lea�, . sen, M ,'ddl, .. ator, \ton inel, lllh ., .;; w , t h �·.m:n �!u � �a::g�, .�n'.' "; ' R['l!}-.;•1 VG.I ii, out defeitf TueS<tay in a 1 1-0 sh u t doUbl'e a n'd triple anb Mite. GJrd· out of the R ed Sox with Jerry Paul Giel, t � wln ner, yiel d� the Van lnwagen p i tching S�m one,h it ball. t>,'tr a sin'gfe and 8· l}omer. e Bravei1' fina l r:un i n the 10th be- It was l alWOrthy singled ro, th C other t st in the the ope n in g e [o re Bo b F�iend came on to na n second half race, for both teams. Senators hit. 'd d o wn th e fi n al Ell i s of the lo�re sJna:le oJJ t. •. Four Senators hit So,t: Ditehers The Dod K� bl,ne� <.i;ja n ts n a oft Uie fol,llih to spoil leadl Jofm Ta'rlor and Pat :tdwardi V.an r... wa 11:en's bic;I rw. • no-hitter. S-Q, the Philli,is �a t th� �•• ha t each hithtli sa(ely twice. , and tb.e. -;11nh n al, de(eited Va nU:waeen fal>ntd 9• . 2-;0 . The� w!tt Ga"" �Obart, 1 pair o'r !h(" Cubs, 3-2 m other NL The lme sc ore :.AM � : l-0 1 I.n the Amerl4:an Le1&1;1e, t'he '1 .........__.J..._ Red Sox . . · · . . · ;:::) f/: �1 9 O , Se nat,on; can,e fi-om. �hmd th \.Jal"UIS 5enal0111 · · · · • · ·· .aoo"" o;f,1Cl 1.qp lhe firstrplace Yanke� 3-3 Ta.)' IQr <LP). EdWJ.ftfs1 2 a nd � in 10 iQ,n in,:1� alld tlJ� Orioles Butcher. Vaninwueh . and �lad. ripped the Red S!J,i: l►.,i IQ th\! we�l . AE!:il ii'.'.' only oth er schedul ed game. ' ' w. • . 'T • • • -f ' - I, •• ! I •I '. • " . fl�- ·.. ,, ' ,. I ,, I •• '· ,....,.... • ; . ,, ' � J' �• I .. . .. .,,, • 11: I• � CHOCOLATE Golden Ripe , coatt - sifo· • . ' ' • • • - '9c SEEIJlESS .GRAPfJ .....___ • JJc btolr Whh' . w •• • ,' -.. . 9 , • •. ' �· ' ·, .. 1' "' r ' �,. ,; __ ..... ..... . U-t.\. .. .. .. .. .. � · -· -t" ,. ,___________________________________________ ____________,. Pitch ing, Error s, bring Wins 1,o Pony Clubs , ;;�:;::··;:i::·idi�"���; M-M Pnsb..,. Home 5 Sy racuse , R acine, Are 4-3 Winners S'J'ANDL�c;s 1 I Ove r Pome roy , Middttport Teams ., ".1io:�7 �i���!'°"' Rum, In 8th To W i n • M M sort b11ll e rs broke u p 11 W tie &ror e wi th a !5•run inn• I.Di Jul eve n mg u nd er OVEC mr:hts to wi n 1M OYer t he Kyger le.am in the Kyger C'ret'k Indus · trial Soft ba l l Leagu e . M·M ha d 9 hits a nd t wo err ors Kyger Crec-k 8 h i ts and three errors. Harrison anti R.obi n son was the wur n mg haller)', Ra n k i n and Oh l i nger the lose r. • • . . MAKE A DATE TO "LUBRICATE" •• •• • •• • .• ' I I Pitchers co ntinued to hold tht'ir hexe s over the bitters rn the County Pony League Tucsda )' evening a s S):' racuse upset Pomero y 4 _ 3 called after six lnnmgs because. �( the turfew, and R a cine dum ped M iddleµort 4-:1. a l ! on a muumum of baseknocks. . . _ __ __ Jim . L ouks �Pnt four ! n � m gs a n d .\ht" k (•y Winebre n ner fm is � ed up , holdin g . Pomeroy to t wo � • L,. s i ngl1•s hy Jim Gilbt-r\ and W i l l i e m:il· kwell. 8oyd wu nearly as t ou�h 111 hi!! tour on l bP mound for Pom eroy, :illo•vin g singles on ly t o Wi ne bre,n n er , J.,ou ks and ('row. . Boyd fanni•d six, walked thret· fo r Po meroy, Louks fa n ned SIX, wal kl-d Q, Wiri brt> n ne r fonncd 3 , walked one. Th e Middleport 8.e�ons. at Ra• ci ne Wl'rt' ahea d . 3-0 going m to the holtum of the s l m m gh ',� ter piek111� up two 1ix� 1 ,�ies � III I l' irs t and. a�d i n g a third in th e l h i r d m n m g,. . . 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Hopes In O lb. ..._ , LNn, mllcf, •ue•r cured THICK I _t:i r:i :: t Em11 , :,9 nkey Run' At Mo t' ° CENTURY Wedding Rl09 u � , • .. ---. 1 .. m � •l' •>-1l ., , """ "'"' mlltl, ...., curod I---���·,__""__ ,t, • ,-.,. 1 J ig o:' t:1 : � .,/'J�td•'-,•• TRINIDAO GR Unit1d Press lnt•r,,.,tlc•nal Pittsbllf,e:th l)e,uilltit-boll n d Pi• ra t es Wf?Uld fove to k n ow what' 8 1,£i md"denly �ppeqcd to aTJ' those i;rnd n nati �O ip:pert.s who aireed Rocky Nel• P 9 lla ddp h i a :n "4 . .il.3, (5 �u �ould' n e\'er liit maj Or reagu e Ra t' rnr ('.1 mr h3<'k with l hrc,· C'ti i tag o p1tch1nJl:. 28 43 394 !'6 runs i n th t" r.1'! l of !he si x t h and Tuff.day's i:l'Hulh Th� tobacco-chewin g, 35-year• (hr ""' rnn1n � lally in t h e bot1 o m of St. Louis l ( h iugo 2 ol d Ne l�on was st.am�d "strictly l' t h 7t h l,.,os Ant. I San Fran. O, night ' a mi n or league h "tl er'' for (he ,ittsburgh S Milw, 4, 10 inn,., (N� pas t 18 years, mosj or which he Racinl! g11I Ll!i lhrce run� o n IWD spl"nl k i rkilig around (he b uli�es. waU:s. Hrur4' HPe gle'� singlr. a nd Pfillad•lphi a 2 Cincinn,afi 0, (N) Wednesda:•' i Pr4•6la Pitcfufr1 Nelson ha d be en gi ve n brief when D.iv11, rou nd ed se e un U b.i Sl' st Lou is at Chic: ,ig,o _ G'ltKon ll' s i a l wilt, fi V'e d i Herent major lo far the !r) t o pii•k h i m uff went · c l b but l h P'r t es slill 1 g to t ht: er n t.crheld [cncc, a l lowi n g ( 1 - 1 ) •• ''obb",e /J,10). PiUsb:.gh at C incin,na'ti (nJ,ht) f:� u�e L::ld help \h;� w he n Davis a n d Beegle to score. od -MiuH {4-SI or Cheney (0-1 ) vs they drafted him h;om Toro nto of Sou t,hJI!' ,..,,...Joyt hDl)Y l� li l't hfb , h res t: rn a ptevfou�ly u nre)k>rted Lithe t i n the sevcnlh Holman score d Purby (S.3'). I r the lnt ernalional Leag u e i n De- � S U!J),� G �� o • (�, � i League gan'te e t on th"e MOnlfeY ' Pfii.ladelphia . at r,\llwauli .. IN) ce mb er of 1 958. lll scor•nlf ls ell • IC the win n i n g run wh en , i n stlealin� un diamond in Pomeroy Moncla;r � ft' i r. t h t 9 it her t hrew into left -----Ow•ns ( J- ) v s P arro (4-2) . t h rd, the Rorky batted a respectable .291 e Dod�ers. � Af{ es c� 1� · ' night t tie Raci ne Cards beat ihe t S•, hits 1 ed n Francisco 1 a fou Fra n ?ff at l d . i os nc . .O:r1gelM o r for the Pirate! last Year but he I Ce ,�c Pomeroy Tigers 1 9-7. { nlglW) _ 0'0.11 . (3•7) . vs wu. sta ged l?erhap■ hi ■ finest per• pitchers Wl th Mike McCormi ck 11ckie Bostic led Card hltiers �·or 'fiddleport . Coe n had tll.'o l t11n, {7-2) n u g s the loss. llerl formance for them Tuea0i'y niF ht witN five for sh:: and seven ru n s srns lf"s . Tnry Joh nson a t riJ? le , T�ursd•,)"• Ga,nff when �e i;ocked successi v� fiiom• a nd Housh a si n gle. For H a t m P Pithburgh at C i ncinnat i, night, A wild pi tch by M eC orml�k batted across. Dave Spencer was ers i n lh e n i n th a n d JOth i n n lng 9 11'.Jl" t e he Dodgers their rirst run rour for six and Joe Sellers , tWo Larry Pm·t·, ll olma n a nd Beegle Phi ladelphia at Milw•ukff, night to pr odure a ?l-4 victory over the iii the fourth aQd they 11dded for two and four runs M!ored. si nl;!lcd . Chicago at Los A.n91IH, night Braves a n d i ncre88e Pfttllburg:h 'a t'hree more i n the sl:s:th on fo11r , ,muce Neirler and Jeff Alkire St. Louls at Sa.-. Franc:ilCo lead to 41,i games In the Nation al For Racine Lefty H oward Joh n si n gles a n d two wal ks. P9(ires, also fii.d two h tts• AME R ICAN L E AGUE League race. so n came m t o pitch for 1he fi st wh o struc!t ollt sevei'i, al.!Lo haltll!d For the Ti�era C. Bartelt was L. Pct. GB 1 e t imt• 1 h 1s S4:!ason a� d worke d t� W i l l i e Mays' the only player witb two hits. 19-game hittirig . Homers Wr.ck Wlllty ew York 43 'l7 .fi l 4 firth 1.1ml �ixth to pick up t he w111. N Carda . . . . . . . . . 9133, 10-llJ 18 J M i lwaukee s tarte r Carlt on Wil. st rellk. Cleveland .fiOO 1 28 42 , Larry PrH'" wh o had p1tche t� e _______ • Tigers . . . . . . . 400 30-- 7 7 5 l ey took a 2-0 l ead I nt o the n i n th · 45 :1:I . .'l77 2 \ 1,11 Baltim on• first four i n n i n gs, cam: bi1'l' Bost ic (WP), Diddle 5 a n d 39 34 .5:U 5'/2 wh1> n he 1r ndd e n ly was tagged for ChiL,igu the 11eve n t h an1l landed r n trou l,fo • I Spe n cer. B. Moore (LP) Napper 1 0 t 1 34 37 . 47 9 9 1/2 N t•lso n 's firs t hom er plus a two• Reg. SD.9S Gl)LF SET nghl away by perm i Hi n g Ro ush's I ;�;�;n ij 8. 1!:ngllsh 4 and Bartels. rur1 homer by Don Hoak. 'l'he 57 1 1 lu n 32 38 .4 sing le ;r nd walk in g Ste phenso n . ' 5 Irons - 2 Wqpds K a n sas C i t y Br1tves battled back to tie \he 27 45 .37 5 1 7 Bag and '3 B4lls sc ' t'ht e , la&t he t in Boston a11i11 of or 1 361 4• 26 fan to 8 n dow hore e h However n inth. Head CoverS' T1.1�sd,ay '1 Re1ulh 'hp IOI) uf ihc Baron batting order, ' 1 ed 'm lh e b S k 'i n n er 1mg Baltimore 9 Sc,1ton 4. nl9ht Hut pen M i t' k Morri�. !Con r· n ie Carr and Te_r· •" :, t r ti ed a und t"e base, ST. ANDREWS, Scotf,nd UPl10th an fl' I! 3, night . O.. n9ton 5 N11W York y Joh niwn, in that order, an d wm wi1'1\'l 1 f! ��, J 11 : cr 1t-V11'r.J:Mn UP[- Out;(telaer .WII I, � -r; The venenble 118-year-old Gene e NeJ wheh d s oa t h f i\ f tp 1te8 1'11,s f p!M& ICh'idufllcl i the garnie. � •� Prola11'e1 Pltthel'I' lt omet of ihe ,-e,r into lti� ri&ht � u �a,,of the Cl�j la ti d Sarazen and muscular, young A'r, ���'. ! !nakl n g that tral for nofd Palmer set out today at the O Barons # �l' gl ,lf •" t iro'1t!on • (n'i;Jlt ) - (f.l eld b1eac� en Ott l oser oey ay . n ' n . � J J . lMClty COi avito look prettY go d head of a slim four-mu Ameri. Ra ' � o � � � a n d Bush. Price, Jnhnlion lt ra lcli (3-0) vs c;aul• 12•7). . foday, aa far at the Tribie ill ea n delegation shootine for the 1"'"''1 (51 ( W P), Prk, <7 1 ,nd Bailey, Bi'ltlsb open l')lf eflafflplonship. 0 :: 7;�2) ' 1��":- mi,enble ''"'- u � nn Be,ides Sarazen �d Palmer,. Chlc•,o at Cle\'eland (night). is hack i n stride a n d is l� k1rg the only iwo ya n r.a a b1e •t o • -4J . nn W 5•i9me vs _ ,.,,.. . (4-6) n y (4 r, ( �01il4'1'fi� 1 ague qualify for the 'J2-hole centen'111al ab out a n oth er Am erican Kanw1 City •t O.tro1t (nlvhl}"' Alltborized. II B!'lthlh Ope n wl!'H! Bill Joh. n spn , bo1ttling champlon. sq Daley ( 1 1 -4) �• Lary ( 6-8 ). · \ Hea 'd "Alth ouib Jve lost a lot Q1 tilhe of Provo, Utah, and Jack Isa111c� " '.. hur da 1 Games LOVISV I(LE, Ky, UPI-Un' . ' · • dvutan pro ai the Langle tik r'm Air start, "low mY of ;,ie u beca on y No. y $ � i gues. I l � • KansH City at Detroit beu t e n Luis Hodr . · ine out fOr thit batting crow n F_orc e Base i n Virginia . te nd er ro r t he world well t>.rw e : g.ht Wa1hln l(fon at .B'5 t�n h '. . �·�re� um� are ol) tap for lo- ali•II) " Kueen lift.Id. --- -- ... - � - -, 4 Ch tca91D. Cle.,e,1,�, nlih'f t itle , mee ts former cham.p1on Vir• t?il!' toftba1t fa'ns on Th'ursday ev en- I . . S'Jfi spoien 8'atvey de,ln 1tely par t in a onigh or w t • Nt Y k at Balt lmo r•, night g il Akins here :'fh.en. U,e 14th ann 11af Be nd as on the spot thi,s sprin'I com---,,---t ial benefi t ma1ch. 1,, • o'tt,baR1 Tol)hlarru·nl C� t s under �g lt'l Cleveland in 8 tra'de for . I. . ·,. ii)' at Bs,ch'(el Fi e ld i n Mason . h ome rUn i,Sol ColaVito. M a ny The fight, wi t h 3ff per c��t or Q � , · " ' f�t aame, The s1 ar which at to b l!: n got J "· l9 lB receip gate robabl)' would grou h ay rs p t he ♦\'e ,, ' '7 p·. m., llu the G$T team of Galli· cracked under the prdsure of trychil d re n o f the th e widow and six 11 tielin11: pol team Clifto m and a or n Hucl• weight wel1er I n lo make the trade loot g ood l 11 t e Lou i sv i llP Mason players. The second game in the eyes of Indijlnl' rans. . ell Stikb , will hi' na t io n ally ll'lf•· fo llowing immed iately after the 1 1 959 lattl111 Champl� vised. St1kh WI.IS drowned laSl rirst has two Parkeri.hurg team1r mpl e all K uen n, whose .Sft3 averag� '\ll'On l ssfu. nsut·ce mon1h in 1111 u Waverly a n d Legion Post 1 04thEI batti ng crown i n 1 959, despite to save lhe l i fe of a � rien� who HIRAM , Ohio l l l'l -Coach P,Jbi meet i ng. I n the fi nal game or the a drop t() �64 at on e point, haa iver. R had blle n i nt o the Ohio Brnw,1 opt'llutl his an n ual throe.-:ilay n ight, l h P M & M Je ti w i l l hce moved back i n to the thick of the - - - · - - -- · ruuk if' Hchu,il a11d quarlerb'ii.ck the 1-' inish in g ,Depart m< .n t of the batti ng race. Of late, be has bee n hriPlin J( 1,er ioq h)day Jo r 16 me m• K aiser Pla n t in Rave nswood. tl.tttln g at a .430 pace over the hers of his t:l4Vel and Brow llS.\. ,.. The tourna me nt , wpl, . eon U n ue. ' la&t 1 9 gamea to spark the In­ The players. 1 4 rookies and with thr<'r more games ot?rl<tay I dia n i• i n their drive to keep pace quartcrbiwk M i l l Plum and hi.� n i ght. Mel Clark's All Stars ope n with the New York Yankees. COURT STP.Ed K u enn listt'd the trade and an No. I u11clr,rs1 11d�•. J i m Ninowski. t h ,• n ighl's play a).(ai ns t Pt . Plea s• · · h B uc k wC' rf' S(' hi•rl ull'II fur a hravy load 11111 T&1' wit _ 8f 85· At 8 .P. early•season inj u ry for hi 8 !II ow of clus.�roorn wurk o n d Sutne right m . on Fri<lny, Lak m State l losplt- start. He ,mffered a pullQd mus• al Will meet Smith's Upholsteri n g 11utt.lrn,r f'X(!rt• i 111·.�. cle in the ope n in g li:lme ■gainst of Pa r kersburg an d a 9 p. m . . W csI I Detroit and was sideli n ed for , \1 Th1· cc nw n will 1w shoot ing for ('ol umhia will f.ire the Re tailers of several games. ! hl' q u u r tcrback JJO�t ! his }'t•;1r. Poi n l Plr-as11n t . "I'm settled with ihis te.am l ')um. the Rrowns· n•gular s i i,:nut n ow,'' he said. "Jl was n 't euy The tour n 1·y w i l l hre ak from Frit·allcr Lhc past t wo SN11w11s, will he for t he first week' or two because day !)ntll Mo nday n i ght unless rai n out to kC'l•p hi!I job uvt•r Ni no wskl; f was surrou nded by new team­ who ha� s1·1•11 l i l t l1• nd ion in twn forccs. the It-ams to play on .Sll!Ur• mutes and I was verY much con­ day rngh t. On Mo nday, t ht hnal , .· ·,,t•ars with lhe t cum, ;m d n11ws11 n , Scmus O f th e f1 t I was taking 1 wo games of , ti e firs t rou nd w i l l who w i l l also ht> g i ve n it l'r11ck at ) t t h�/�!ce or · '"' "':'"I""''"I""•·• '"'!�111•·1"l':f'' ,(, ru n n ing !hf' ! ('om. ll1twson wus ac• be played in addi t io n to the rirsi m Y fa':n�;; �,8 here Wlth 11111n,,1 from 1 1H' P it tshurgh Slt•d- gamt:! o ( the se co n q round. New s le d a aln and Havf'n Mercha n ts fac e Kyger Creek • 1•rs six mo n t h s BRO wh e re tw �pt•nt ::i d � : � �!t �� in­ : � n g Plan t o� 7 p. m . Mo nda�, a n d lhe t hn•r y1•ars ridi ng 111(' tw nd1. 1 Mou nhn nf'e rs _will play Syracuse at stead of trytn g to feel for the • la much smoother 8 p, m. The first game of the sec• b11 II • ,,The swfna FIGHT RESULTS . n ow o l 91d r.ns ANGELS 1 1 1 ' 1 - .luhnnie 9nd rou n d will get Ullderway at Ch n Batting it•nc• P; m. Smi1h, 1 !13, Lm1 Ang,•l t•s. knork1•rl • Kue n n credited a mi n or change 1he sel:ODd ro und_ will � com• oul Chebo \lern11nd1•z, l flO. Mex• p l e1�d o�1 Tuesday n ight wi t h lh e in his batting sta n ce for his Im• irn f2). roverl hitti,ng. He ha.d been !lta n d . h nals t o he pl ayed n e xl s W li:MRLF.V . En).lh1 nd U P J-Tl.' r• � nu W udnl.' s<1 ay and t he r1n 11.IR o n ne d fng well back in the box and 5 ry Oownf"s, 1 lH'4 , lir I l a i n , �lopped -m t11 " e pl ,le, As a -, • ., u lt away f.u , , Ph., i , ward s , 1 •a• >'d w 1 1 t• , 1 1 21 Thursda�. . all pllche,s t"rew lo him o n the ' • · , 11 s T ph1 es w1 I I b e pr,e ented to l . rn s (For Brit i sh llli(ld I t'WNg ,t srown '" plate aud the o� 1 the t hree top team s w1 th l 15 i n di · ou�. lde of the • ·- - -- - · ·- -d Ret 1· t,eif for • hll I ense e posmc v1 r , ua · 1 owar d s go m f:. � ear h of ·• Only : 11 the plnyers on the wmmna; teams. to ri ht "But now J've moved up 1:1 P•rf.ct. for car1, wills, h.,-d I' three' t� lour in ches In the bat: ..1 to reach 1ilat"- 3•ll. handl• , ie,·, box and u makes a dlffer/ with water 1hut-<1ff, ,nee, I can pull the ball better !,;,qw 1·1111•r.1•1'1"i 'I .:£.!C!hlill:'ll�'fl!llll1' Jlllllim , to left field," Kuenn said. • Since movinr up Kuenn has £ c banged out 31 hlt, In 72 trlp1 to the plate lncludlng tlx dou�leai and three home run,. He'1 also · ', ' cl d,l,.n In 15 nill• to boo,t hi, ·••· son', output to' �. compared, to CINCINNATI UPI - Cinclnn1ti the 71 he k notted ln Jut :fear. opens a brl�( two-,am(l 11erles lo• It, wb/11 The aurae hi!I boosted hi · av­ night with the fron t ru nn i ng Pitts• • hurAh Pirates who are beginning erage to .820 alx.th belt In the Be""lil,II league. Another 44-polnt 1plur,e to talk like pen n a n t winners. Pittsb urgh batters may thi n k ind he &bould be IUW'ed of that dlffere n tly aft-:r t onight 's game in seco nd &lrale:ht_c�n;_ _ which Bob Purkey. one Qf the top 1-.a:;;a:.:a..--------. ':"'i hu,ler, in tho l,a1ue lhls yen with 1n 8-S reco rd, gets II cha nce , to slow them do'Wn. I The Red, will have lo do bet. ,4.88 18 INCH . , , , . . , . I ter than they did Tuesday night 24 INCH , , . . . , . . . $8.88 aaaln!l t Robin Robetts of Phil•• NEW and Ul!IID to touch either of the Bue 24 INCH DELUXE $18.95 � :�:::. Roberts threw • nifty four•httter to shut the Reds out, 2.0, and ' 1J pick up hi■ fourth ,t,aJghl Win l Ii. and first whltewash of the aeaaon, Bia Don Newcom� was tht 'liC• from I lo I 1".M .. Pb•M• • 071111!"11 fll •e At J!aWr•1 Tltll Frttlly - WY�-. . · tlm. ,ufferlnf hi, ,lxth loss ol the 1 PO_,MEJ! y, j)RIO Cefeblilt!: ar 11•ln1t three wlnJ. re 4 \1-t I • �.,..., Play Y,.,ic!o L, ,. ry ' " Middl eport Lea�, . sen, M ,'ddl, .. ator, \ton inel, lllh ., .;; w , t h �·.m:n �!u � �a::g�, .�n'.' "; ' R['l!}-.;•1 VG.I ii, out defeitf TueS<tay in a 1 1-0 sh u t doUbl'e a n'd triple anb Mite. GJrd· out of the R ed Sox with Jerry Paul Giel, t � wln ner, yiel d� the Van lnwagen p i tching S�m one,h it ball. t>,'tr a sin'gfe and 8· l}omer. e Bravei1' fina l r:un i n the 10th be- It was l alWOrthy singled ro, th C other t st in the the ope n in g e [o re Bo b F�iend came on to na n second half race, for both teams. Senators hit. 'd d o wn th e fi n al Ell i s of the lo�re sJna:le oJJ t. •. Four Senators hit So,t: Ditehers The Dod K� bl,ne� <.i;ja n ts n a oft Uie fol,llih to spoil leadl Jofm Ta'rlor and Pat :tdwardi V.an r... wa 11:en's bic;I rw. • no-hitter. S-Q, the Philli,is �a t th� �•• ha t each hithtli sa(ely twice. , and tb.e. -;11nh n al, de(eited Va nU:waeen fal>ntd 9• . 2-;0 . The� w!tt Ga"" �Obart, 1 pair o'r !h(" Cubs, 3-2 m other NL The lme sc ore :.AM � : l-0 1 I.n the Amerl4:an Le1&1;1e, t'he '1 .........__.J..._ Red Sox . . · · . . · ;:::) f/: �1 9 O , Se nat,on; can,e fi-om. �hmd th \.Jal"UIS 5enal0111 · · · · • · ·· .aoo"" o;f,1Cl 1.qp lhe firstrplace Yanke� 3-3 Ta.)' IQr <LP). EdWJ.ftfs1 2 a nd � in 10 iQ,n in,:1� alld tlJ� Orioles Butcher. Vaninwueh . and �lad. ripped the Red S!J,i: l►.,i IQ th\! we�l . AE!:il ii'.'.' only oth er schedul ed game. ' ' w. • . 'T • • • -f ' - I, •• ! I •I '. • " . fl�- ·.. ,, ' ,. I ,, I •• '· ,....,.... • ; . ,, ' � J' �• I .. . .. .,,, • 11: I• � CHOCOLATE Golden Ripe , coatt - sifo· • . 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( l 7 1 Help Wonted of ll untrn.l;(ton were ret·enl guests Full rate of " cent.a -per word Vr'lll be cliarged for adve,-tiJilll.i f 1" oot pa.id within lU �y11 aner r�vlng: bLll. W ANT TO MAKE""i2o OR MORE o Mri.. W:ud Cunningham. J ,i rues C. Cunningham , _:!Ion of {.rlyn to A.fl \l"ertisin& - Should be rtrpo:tPd :mmed.iately. The a day in plca.,ant route work'! �Ir. and �!rs. James Cunningham UlCor­ one ttian more for r81ipo0&1ble D1JY Sentinel wilJ. not be Can use man or woman part or h bt•t> 11 a medi c a l pal1cnl al n!d tnsert!on. J1o rull lime. wri te FHED RICE, il r llusp ital. ' o\l(_ n llal-d of Thant.a and SiPec-i.al Nol.ices of EYt•ot.s S1.00. Obituariea , n o , Ma wood Ave. Glen 1 172 . pobliahed al l cty1t per word. Ohio (6J 27 28 29 ( 7 ) 5 ti 7 I tl r!> K e n n 1 t Ford has rc1urn(•d V DAYS -- - -· - l MO. ',"IORDS J DAY 3 DAYS tu !in hvrnl· .ifter spt•ndrn g lh t. $ 1 .::u.i YOU DON'T NtED tu worry p,nl w i • i• k \' hl l l ng hn brother IKk l� $'1 .00 80e aholil getting or holding a Joh :ind f arn! lv . Mr and Mrs. Chcsl<' r $1.00 $1.20 '6.00 80c 2"I with your own Rawlc1gh llUl>I 1 .ukt·r a n il ano! hf'f brother, Sgt. $2.� $1.� 17.50 7:k � ne�s where the more you work S pel l l't' I Luhr at l'ula.<,kJ, 1 'cnn. /\da rfl!IC8ived by 10 A._td . will be in that d.ay a ,-per. lhe more you cam. Thousand<; )! r . and �I r,; 1 ! ,1w;ird Wagl'n pt' 1bpering l'Yt'fY year. Wrill' itl h :il s \ 1, 1 1,•J relat i ves 1n Newark, PHONE WY-2-21 57 , 011n• for more infurnrn t i on , o . (•� t ·r lht• wC"t•k11 11J. t · ------'"" "'-'" "' ,. "' v "�" · s , d ..., "t "E " '" " " ' .... . j .. ,', , , .,, , lla Jcigh"s IJeJ)I. WV <�;:.!7.?· 802 , J\l r� Lluyrl We;in uf Nilr'.l was ut At n U JS � I ', Not, c es t p H 1�hmoud, 8-4 Va 1 • 17) 7·1 4-2 r t ·i· (•1 1 1 g ut•.<,t uf ht-r HOll·ln law a Emruh Hiilley Run. 7 5 6lp -- -- · -- -- J l and 1l.1 1 1ghtl'r , Mr. :ind M rs Johl tRM!TE AND PEST CONTROL LOT },'OR SALE 100 X 100 on 1 8 } f..rnp loymen, fill' !111ush IIY P•ln. frN lnllP'Kflon. ln1,u r• Mam Street Masou W V<1 �Ir and '.\.J rs. { ; ! • tlf' Alht•y and ed b, Nat l0f!• 1�- ,..... �· 1 1-'honc SP 3.5688 c�te f:111\I I\'. an· > ;1rnt1unin� Ill FlM1rta. __ •"d A. .. rv•c:• ,.a,,on wv ..____ _ ____ _ 7__5 3 1() 1 ,--: � , :-- ·- . --. i l le,�on h;i� n•turned to rk !: :t:M6. 4-26-tf c: JRAViLY T"-ACTOR SALES A,1110 I 1 1\ H U. DAYS A W El'.K Gc- nt: ra l hi, hUIIH' _ __ ,, 1 1 ,•r ht'il!f� 3 pal 1er1L al _ _ J r ou,1•wnr or o ice <" l•aning. --.k rr. 1 _ -· . , . . . --S.rvtc<, Si2 I. M.ln, Pomeroy. l ' l l\t�:iril V a l ley l l ospilal. I !NFOH.MI\ I ION WAN I EU - W hu e tlt 7 . J 2•32C Y W !'hone 5 : ctam Phane WY2:,2t]S. Sal •n M r J 11d Mr · �. Thomas Van.:(' hill! aut �onty to c on !J sc11 lc our I H■ rald B.irnhart, RNCln llle, ___ ____ �nrl J!arhMa ur A kron were week properly ., lle -u.91, Uhio. PhMI Coo,,' I IOUStWORK BY l h c day or hour 1, 11d .• :ut·�b uf hi� niire,it.,, �tr . u , . · riici·t• ,,ug h LA'l '' • · S-11-Uc or wel'k. Avanell Youn", "' Phune and :\ 1 1 , H I{ Vatl( ' I'. � ,,, ''o, ,nty .n!! "' ,., --·-- --W Y 2-9904. 7-Ei•3tp �I r ;u,d :\Jr·�- I .. II Lit• ving and ___ 7 3 Jlp W lLCOX·GAY 2-Speed Lape record• ___ ____ 1 d 1 ld n·1 1 , ! 1'4 ' V a <· a1iunll l g a t VI. er, 2 r�eli:. of L ape and r ad_io• ' 20 1 OFFICE HOURS J .�uderdale. 1"1a. phono Jack. He-use tape mdcfm- ( ___ ______ B-,lnning July First J tu-, \ y c .. t lt y w as a rect> nt mt•· itely. Call WY 2--37 45 after � p. 1 Ara CONDI TI ONtN" G. REfltl G E lt· · d1L.i l pat11 , n1 al llolzt•r Ho�tHlaL 1 - 4 P. M. O■U y · n, ' 7 i Ute I ation Sl'rvice. Jack'.s He f ngern• Except ltl'L ;i l\LI �l n, .luh11 Barr ing1•r lion New lla vez,. Phone 'l'U2· -- Thurlod1r ,nd Sunday Wl'rt' !\11md;1y g11l'!<.I� uf her par6_23_lf 3�37_ 5 fool::i R . E. Boice, MD ..1:152 HOUSE Tr�l-;r _ _ e11b, !\Ir. <uld \lrs Lloyd lloush. rooms an d sh ower. (',oo d ,on d'1- ___ _ _ Pomerow, Ohio 110rth of 1': X l 'i'.:H IENCEU C R I LL WU�! A N . ¼, , tion mile $1200 •7 "•-Jle -· Tuppen Plama on R oute 7 · \ Ar,ply Box 6tl8 · R, C/U The Daily - -- ---7 2 :l l P Phone 11139 Coolvllle. 6-29--0tp ' Sen tinel, Pomeroy, Outing Honoring John Aumiller • I I I I • • W t \ d ' [ \ I Elec tric Cooking Top 3 Thanks =====-= I BOTH FOR ONLY R11m.b/er, Meet INC. MASON PERSON ALS WALLPAPER This Week Only! 5 GAL. BUCKET .r�-. �l 11,,,, $2,59 TIiis Week Only! Reg. $21 .00 - 5 gal. . . $1 8.95 Reg. $4.39 gal: · · · · · · · · $3.95 ,P I C K· E N S' Soles PA � N T & H �R D W A R E C O . . _ ,,., _ ... --·------------ ' «¾, O F F PICKENS ROOF COATING Call Dlcx Sterrett ,, 00 HOGG & ZUSPAN B u s i ness Se rv ices II Val ue i.r ' 1 -· · oe ' $1:_95· Hotpoint Oven COMPLETE Attending the dinner were Mr 1 he Happy Ramblers met la.st 1md Mrs. Gilmore and daughter, Carla Sue, and Mr. and Mrs. Jud­ Sunday evening al lhe home or Mrs. Leroy Wataon on Condor St. �on White, all of Middlt1port. Attending were Emma Smith, Lydia Hysell, Lucy Will, Bertha Oailey, Kale Estep, Clara Murray, I'icnic onday :�rs. Clarence Cha�e and daugh Ann Fick, Kate Sinclair, Mary MATERIALS, tcr, Judy, cnterlarnetJ with il pie• Hubbard. Maxine Persinger, Mr. nic Munday al their hum<! 111 Rut­ and Mr!I. C. E. Snyder, Ann Yeag. MASON, W. VA. Phone Sl'-3-5554 er, Elizabeth Rathburn, Peggy land. Guests ror the affair were Jiu Stilts and Margaret Wyatt. bcrt Taylor and daughter, Helen Louise, and son. 8111, and his guest, Mike Savs, of Ohio Univer• sity; Mr. end Mrs. Carl T.iylor and April Lynn of 'Columbus; Mrs. Blanche Haplonstall, Mr. and Mrs ( 2 1 Cord of Carl Gilmore and Carla Sue, Mr. N1N-E PIECE DlNING ROOM I AUCTIONEEll .,.. :\l r. and .\1 1's. 1-Nns Justis and and Mrs. Robert Tewksbary and W E WISH TO THANK our r;la• I Suite. Good condition Phor1e • Compl4tte Service , �1vcs and friends who heI ped f:;11111 .1• ;1r1• ViKa1mnm;: in Lal1for· Mr. and Mrs. Judson While, all oi WY 2-2361 . Crltt Bradford 7 6tc m· any way at the dealh of our _____ ________l 11 1.i and ol l1N po1111� ll1 lhc western Middleport. w rIto, Pho ne or c on t1.,, suler and daug h ter, a Iso th e NEW SHIPME NT OF TROPIC Ai., I p,1rt I ll(' <·11u r1\ry of A C BRADr ORD R ac,· n,, Ohla. Chase Funeral H ome, Rn . Har· K 1 1 ! y W dl 1;1 1lhiull, da11ghtcl' or Erwins Entertain fish and plenty ot supplies. Sign ____ . old Klingel, singcn and pall in yard. Lowell McNickle, An• . MUEL LER FUkNACES, WESTING .\l r. � ml Mi's. l \ 1 J l t l t ' \Vi l l iamson. re• Mr. ttnd Mrs. A. E:. Erwin of bearere. tiqulty, Ohio, HOUSE •ppl ianr.H. Arnold Bro- 1·1 ntl_y 1 lt•w [11 C;1 l i fuf"llll1 to spc11d Middlepol entl'rlainl'd members of 'l I ti l e 7-6-Uc __Maude Smith Family. . then, SyncuH, Ohio. Phone .� 111111• t 111 \1' with rel.ii 1ves there. [heir !umily :�tonday evening with -----o·NE-WORK HORSE. Call WY 2-·- _ I Jr . a111t :'llrs. E. B. MtGowa11 und home made Ice cream. 1 1·1 1-tf WYZ-6184. ___ . __ _ SAVE ALMOST J WISH TO THANK all my many 6322. i '7 J 6tc _ family h:1vt ret urned !'rom t1 vis1l Enjoyintt the outing were Mr. friends for their lovely flowers - - - ------- - ROOFING, SPOUTING , Sheet Me- tu l\ 1•w Ylll k !. ' 1ly. ' THRU JULY HALF and Mrs. Harley lle11drilt a11d San­ and e11rds during m y illneH and PURPLE ILASPBERRlES. Mow riJJc tal work and rE�pair work of 1 ; 1 1 1 � (•r Slnv;nt ll;1s lwC"ll return• <h·. Mr. and Mrs. !\1elvin Hood and Ex.tra nlce. Prime c�op next stay in the hospital. any kind. frank Powers, 1 3:J t·d IH ill:-. IIOIUC Ill !\-l a:;on ;ifLC�r week. B. H. Canon, Middleport, Mrs. J ames Walker 7-6· 1tc N. Third S L . , Midtlleporl. -� I'( 1 1 d 1 1 1 � �l'H•r.il W(•t·k.-, as tl ra• children of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. R. D, Phone SH 2-47.57. 7-U·JUlt· 1 u · nt Ill l'le,i.\il ll l Valh·_y l lospit,d. llaymond Brown and daughters. W Y 2·2:JO I . Phone 1 -. --7 2 311 Minersville, Jimmie Lohse, Porn• · ·---- 16) Lost ond Found _____ :\I r and \lrs. J,;;irl Diehl a111! e·roy, Gene Harmon, Langsvillc, Mr. 1 1·l 11lrlrt•11 of Sl. A l bans were gu(•Hls and Mrs. John Erwin and Mr. and . l lf: D , ( 20 I Rutlond Red MAflSIIALL C O LLEI: E ! W ILL HAVE PLENTY LOST, !asl WPi•lt of :11r. and .\ lrs. James \1�. Chest.er Erwin and son, Don, rHpberrics. Place yo�r order cl11118 rinw: 0( 1930. Initials JlH j j l l 11· hl, :-.r. ROOF PAI NT now. Pleuse roll W I IJ-:.1725 or on inside. Ring is gold with wreen Middleport. REG. $3,19 VALUE \Ir ,u11I tl-lrs. J,'rcd \.V i i i aud tiec r11yc Powell, Huclne, Ht . l . emerald stone and ia on a gold daur.; htn, :\! .1g;1r1•1 Ann, huvc re• 7 2 3le chain; n!ward. Finder con�11ct �� ! uriwd 1o thl'lr home ill llichmond, Birth Announced Scntm 3tp 11 el. ___ 7 5 t:O U N SHELU:ll. ALL MET A L. ?� : Mr . .ind Mrs. Harley Mos11man . , 1 Va., allcr !,pl'lldl llg ll [t•w dll.',S f ,: , ·t• · t., ,tf.-., ,,•··,i ·.,.. , Platform scales. L.llrge irun kc \ . LOST TUESDAY morning near S. with her multwr. M rs. Hosa Fink. (llelen Stobart) or Bradbury arc Guaranteed Not To Wash Off lie with sland. Ura!ls kellle with Second Ave., Middlep-Ort, g MrH. Ll'll.il M usi,:r.1ve and gr.ind announcing lhe birlh of a nine sland. Chas. A. Woode. Che�tor, week old Beai,:\e, brown head, d11 11i,:ht.-r uf Culumh11.-. spent lhe pound daughter, Denise Rae, June (AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR SHOPPING WMFORT) Betoro 9:3U A . Ohio. 7 2 :: Hp black 11nd while murkiniS on w1•t · k cud wilh .\'It'. ;1 11d MfH. L. J . 17, ul the Mcigs Gen,:ir.el. HQ.!lpital. Middle�rt WY· � · 9' "'\ b-.1dy, bluck leathor collaf. , itJRNiTUHE kih'hen tablas - ;,;d !iu1 11•1wutlcr an(! Mr. a n d Mrs. Les· The Mm1.� mnns also hnve a son, BD. Pom•roy WY-2-3'9 <.: randparents ore Mr. end Mrs. Child ' s pel. Phone WY 2-2280. \ ( ' I" ZNh. l t• :md fomily. chairs, cabinet, huffet, ulh<!r KAUTZ FliD STORa Eslie Mossman, Minersville, and 7·6-3lc ,1r anU \ln;. Edward Rynn aml table1, rockini,: l' huirs, dishes. At Clt•dff d11lt!n·11 nrc varnllotting in J?Jor• Mr.<1. Hubert Pullins, Middleport·. r,Jassw11re, other items. Phone • -- -- --- - -Yukon 5-2145 c ; rcat grar1dpurent.s are Milton Rus• 1da. WY 2·2098 or 370 Fisher Street HAMILL SIRVl�E STATION SC"II of M iitdlcport, and Mrs. :11ary t 8 1 Auto :11r. und Mrs. C harles Yeugt•r MlddlrJ)ort. 7•6·6lp Bwfor• 9:00 AM. �- 1>�· 111 the hul1day JU L11n:i, Ohl!,, Geod Clean UH4 Cart Albany 3353 WILL ANNOUNCE SUPPORT WIil re lhl ' Y \'l�Jtt •d lwr s1.,tcr and TWO year old bay stallion. Con­ All Maltn and Modele Zvery Day Scrvtcr NF.W YORK lJPl � The AF!.,. tiu�ha111l , '.llr. LIULI l\trs. Hubert Fen• tact Mrs. J. Marlin Mills, 1l11('tn C MITRO-ITAN MOTORS CIO, the nation's ];ugtisl labor fod­ Ill. 2 , !'hone WI 9·:J770. Hl-3h: CLOTII, WOOD SLAT POR H lllll. C ---·--- - - -- � Jmuny Uarlort, sun of �1r. und eration, will announce next month tllONE SP-3-5583 MASON, W. VA, · i;hadc�, doth porch valance, ,....._. Oha. G ll�f�N Bt:ANS $1 .00 11 bu.!!hel. which presidentiul candidate it will . \ l rs. ( ' lrnrles Harl ori, has le[\ for y 7 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Salunlays 111 8 P.M. Open Every Day All Da uwn irig�, venetian blind.-., win• Pick )'our Dwn. Nu. 2 l'utalocs support, AFL·C IO president George '07 1''URD V8 2 dr. sedan. Wt d(iW sh11dcs. Free cslinwtcs. Uailils. Texas. wl1crc he will lry :v111 any said Tuesday . $ 1 .00 50 lb. b1:1�. t:11.bh11i,:t· Doc a t hl' IJallas lout\Jall lC<!llL uut with can refer you directly to the lo­ llule w 1vpcl, :.u 5 Union Ave .. bushel. Charle11 l l iltu11, l'ol'l­ Mr. 111HI .\In;. Mux Brow11 and tal owner. $1,l�.OO. Blaettnan, Pomeroy. 5 2 1 Gl.1 tc: 'HI-Utc hmd . daughter ol' Jt•llkl ll�o'II, 1'.1., aft' Jiomeroy. 6-29-0tc \' is11L11i rdilll�·l'.S In Mason. !Ul.>tNOUR SUPPI.Y. Hadio iintl Mr. a111I M rs. W1ll i.u11 Strunk '08 CHEV RO LET Blac1yne 2 dr. TV Service. Y U 5·2126. tl-l l-301p and i,11u. ll;mk , or l)an1•11. Conn., One careful local owner. Spot­ ( 9a ) Mo rine Suppl ie$ ·------- ---~ leaa lnaide und out. Std. Shirt. IIIID IOATI AN!> MOTOR> IU TI:LtVISION RAIUO A?I.D SMALL a rc• \ IS,llllg lwr pan nli,, :'llr. ,md $1 ,393.00. Blacltn11ra, Pomero:1 , end •• whll• tlw\.' IHI, Met ro­ appHaru:e repair. Phone Otis .\ lrs. T. J. HJ 11 11. tl-29,fftc, Mr. und Mi's. Nal lnrn l\kDani,,J pollt1n Moton. 600 E. Main McClintock, Haclnc, 0.1 lo. 2-HI,· and chili.!n•u ot Tul'sun, 1\ni , an• It,, Pemerer, PhWle W'f43810. 'Mi OW>S Va .-i; dr. aedan, Finish l l •'M-tft APAlu'MENTS - iurmahed and 1•1s1ting frkmls i,nd rclallvc.s in ■nd upholstery extra 1100d. Hydra­ t1nJ urnt1hrn:t. McM1u;;1en, M iddle '.nason County. m■tlc drive. $1H13,00, Blaennan, lJr. l!:dwanJ Spt•ru•er hus n•porl­ pr ·t. Phone WY-2·5286. 2•:i-U . 8·28•6tc Pomeroy. Buy You cd lo c1 hospital i n l : nmd Hnpids. ____ Michii;nn. tu begin hi.?> illll'rnship 'N BUICK ve Spect11Hard Top flllluwmy ll llrid ','Ul' .tl lUll with Jus ,i dr. One careful owner. Showa parcnh, \1r. and Mn;. �·rc1l Spen· beat or care. $1 ,293.00. Blael.­ ccr. tm1n, Pomeroy. 8-29-6tc ·- ·- - · .�on SALE ON� OWNEJl 19" l�111,•rt11i11 (; u ,·.st.� Chry11lt•r, lop condilion, See To m l'ol r. :11td M rs. l luuwr l ' inle on­ AT Dlddlo, 3 in1le11 back of Racine , L1·rlai1n•tl with u t11nue r 11\ their Phone VI 3-2232. 1·6-3tc Imme. Cnrml'I, Suudit_v . {;ut> sls ln• 1fo1kr'. Mr. 11ml Mrs. l l arold Circle 1953 BUICK 4 door Special. Good and soils. J,•rrrl'y 11 11,l Kl'ilh, l:rl'Cll Pomeroy, Ohio t.-ondillon $700. Chw.rlet But:k , fk!d, u111l lt ubl'rl llimkn. sl1tl ioncd RD No. 3, Pomeroy. 7-6-3tt,1 with l lw Nuvy at Nurlolk. Va., 18118 STAR sLu� AND ( 1 1 1 Wonted n11tl Mrs. l lurder• . who resides m - - - -· White PonU11c 4-door h.ardtop · L"olumbus. -- -------automatic tnn11m\ Hion, powo; WANTED : HANGI NG LAMPS, Old suns, bel111, flowered kero�enc brakea and sleerinK, rad i o and ( 2 1 1 Rito l l:stote Write Box 668·A, I om• lamp1. he1t1r. In top condition. Call oroy, Ohlo. 7 ,l'.i 3tp WY 2-68M. 7-6·6lc l"Oll Si\LE: D(':d er, Ohio. 4-�m h.ousc. $950. Outb11ildlngs, good , 1 4) For Rent wc\l. Call Middleport WY 2· ( 9 ) For Sole • "''�iNhncl • Yard'WW. We l'epair all types of rad!, 2857. 7 3tp 5 • 36" 1 ,_,,, • .,.. • Het diilf flvt H alors, from heater · cores to GAS, FUEL OIL and coal fur- EIG HT ROOM OUSE. two S.,,.11 ,Wo,iot Flnlol, • ronm apa.rtments. A. N. 13cngel. nacea. Call fot· lri,e (!lllmatH. g the lar est truck or tractor ' • Y� 1 -� • Ml.,.., 1 1•:Z tk foreman 4 Abbott, Mlddloport. __ �bon!::_ WY2·3272. � • Aci!1Mffl lillfN Lq DreSMt radiator. 8-lU-tlt SlX ROOM house wlth ha.th. hot and cold water, fuel oil furnace. POMEROY - 2 • story, 5 • room Harry HIii, Lellilrt Falls, Ohio. frame with hath, 3 hl'drooms. Phone CH7-2t•t. 6·30--6tp Phone WY-2-2143 Lot 711 x J04. nice garchm. Terms. Pomeroy, Ohio $3200. lJl:LUXK UNFURNISHElJ APART· SYRACUSE � I I '.! stor.v . 6 - fOOm MENT. Air condllloned. Avail• frame wiJh soml•ha th, 3 bed • ablt alter July 6 , Coals 811lldi11g. l n�uronce rooms. Tot 10vx150. porch, 6 29 12te Tcrm:t. Ouly $4200. t1<SURANCI: PRO �COM�L•:Tl: FOUR ltuOM HOUSE. Phone Turn• tecti�n. Lire, Auto, rtrc, roHo MINERSVILLE - ti · room frame 7 2 tltp er 2·347ft. wilh bath, :J bcdrnoms, large lot, Call Doo. .Milla, Middleport water .� ysl1'lll, dectricily, g�s. A COMPLETE LI VING Room full Low down 1111ymcnl. Total price of fine furniture for only $2750. $168.88-nothinl ..... lo buy. ( 2 1 1 STREAMLINER . TRAILOR - 31J. A wide, ruU clit, dlatlnctlvely ' ---ftlol, 1 053 model, 3 . r<11.1in, bath. nna ROUS!!; ROOM · • SAJ.Jt: FOil 1t)'ltd, a-plece llvlng room suite Sleeps six. :rine condition. Only Ju.rnCJI e. a Ste lot. Reason b., with revenlble foam cus h ions V-8 Convertible Cou pe $H l�ll. , Knlabtn hu: Antiquity. Ohio. in I large aelectlon of Ill\ lting ALBERT M. COX, S•IHinan Beautiful white and black fin­ 6 30 6lc -• durable covert. 2-mOGem, bhthly _, bh, new whUe nylon top, rord­ BOX 229 PHON& WY 2·'1220 styled, mahogany flnlahed step l<'OR SALE OR TR.ADE FOR CAT· t' ,, WY 2-31311 omatie tran,., radio, hHlcr and ' ..' ' tablea, 1 matc:hlria rcclang11lar Cllppur . Massey-Harris ft. 7 TLE 7 1 3tc new wtwtewall Urea. j step cocktail tabl�. 2 beautifully Comblno wlth 4 cyl. Wlsconsln de1i1ned table lampt, 2 sofa motor recently overhauled. con• pillow• in decorator colon, l tltlct Eugene Holter, Phone WI 9· wear re1l1taqt b;12 Arm,troni:: 7 1 5-tp 372S, Rac1ne, O.blo. ·- - - - -- -Ooor coverln& In lull ctu,�c:l!I of manufacton pattern,. Free FOR SALE: FOUR BEDROO� - -·- ---------Housca, M111on, W. Va. $1i00 down WILL TRADE HORSES AND dllivw-f, monthly. o. B. Richardson • Ponies for good used car or $68.1:& ORIM'I • Anctl B� young livel!ltoct. 36SO Chase Streft, H untlnQ'.ton t, ICONOMY r-UINIT\11111 CO. bridge, R. D. 2, Alba"¥, Ohto. , W i/1,, "•mlllon , PA",!<IUIUR(l,_W. y� ' - •,,.-:; . . ,. .-. T 2 31c ,, T D 3\11 (l).lt,"111, 30; (TH,· 14, 21, Sip B u s 1 ness Se rv 1ces NE ER BEFORE JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR AT 111/S lfJW PR/Cl I Experleueed RADIATO R KARR & VAN ZANDT I c:i,i:ic To Buy - -- -------- - -- ---· ----- ----- ·:- ---1 UAD CM 1 956 FORD $1 295 POMEROY CO. .. MOTOR ',, Al�Steel . 36'' Jumbo ROBE REPAI R Led ·--- ----- Bla�ttnar's ( ZOb l Real Estate _____ ._ •,' • I 24-o For Sole or Trade Daily Social Events In Longsville SPEC IAL! SPEC IAL! I I In A.sh\'ille. Ohio, wbere be hu 1i1ter, Mre. Alph,. Barf. employment. Raymqnd Thornton and son and Kay Barr anti snlrley Colburn of Tame• Bolea and aona called o n AI· Atherui &pent Sunday at Lake Al­ phi Barr Saturday afternoon. IY Mrs. Alph• Barr Mrs. Junlor Ch11teen ha.a rt­ ma. The f111h fry sponsored• by the to her employment a t Pom­ turnM. of Bails Ronald Mrs. Mr. and · Club Siturday mght waa Boys 4H Mr�. Maxine Arnold .end di!U· Kamden spent Sunday with her eray. ghter, Susanna entertained with a well attended. l'hu:ken barbecue dinner Saturday Mrs C. C. Holen la in Columbu1 evening at their home. Athen!I this week consulting her phys1dan. Road, honoring her nephew , John Mrs. Guy Swadley 1s improviR1 D. Aumiller of Huron who ,s from a recent illness. spending a weeks vacation w1lh Cel'tl Nelson, son of Clair f\'t'lson, local relatives. who attended Otuo Un1ven1ty the FUL LY AUTOMATIC HOTPOJN T past w;nler 1s spending the sum• Guests wert Mrs. Mary Au COPPERTONE {lNISH mi_Jler, Hartford; Mr. and Mrs. mN with his unele, Robert Muller, PUSH BUffiN Wilbur Stewarl and son Gary and Mr and Mrs. Jack S t ewart and Big Mike t'auens sons, Tommy and Butel, . Mijlsun; l'uroe With $9,000 Mr. and Mrs. J.11ck F1Jwler, Tam• DU NEDIN, Fla. UPI-Mike Sou ara ,1.r1d Tony, Pt . Pleasant; Geo. chak. who picked u p $9.tJOO for and Wai,:ner, Pomeroy ilnd lhe hoJl· hi.s victory in lhe Buick Open urce. FULLY AUTOMATIC at Flint, Mich .. has moved into place among pro golf's fourth ONE FINtsH COPPERT The group e11jo}' Cd a picnic din• ner Monda)' at the Fowler home lop money winners with a total Pl. Pleasant, and attended the of $29,400. The Professional Golfers' Assn. ttiverview horse sh.ow. figures show that Arnold Palmer still Jl()ld� a comfortable lead ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Reg. Mr. and Mrs. Hol.JC"rt Tewksbar) wilh earnings or $66,600. Dow l'lllertained Sunday with a birlh.· Finsterwald remains a distant day dinner at lh.ei r home in Mid­ 11el'ond with $35,Mo followed by $250. 00 dleport in honor of her mother, Ken Venturi with '30,500. Mrs. Carl Gilmore. Arnolds Hold • . .' MASO N Fllll��TU RE • Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport , 0., July 6, 1960-7 1 .TELEV ISION GUiDE wsA z.tv Cht1nK�• 3 Clflftti!el 3 - Wednesdar :; � t.:00 4:SO 5:00 S:30 6:00 ,: 1� fl Jl'i l:3C f:45 '1:00 '1:30 8:30 9:00 9 : 30 l0:00 10:30 \LOO 1 1 : lll 1 1 : IIJ 1 ·no • t:omtdy Playhouae Ad.venture Time Steamboat Bill Ouick Drew &!'�Graw .Mu1ic in the Roi.Ind I The Jfn , Tlta.tker Show We:thert:ast ""ew& Plchi" Huntley Brlnkler Repart Manhunt W11gon 'rrain Prico:! Is Right Happy Tate This i.s Your' Life Tombstone Territor, Newa lle•dllne1 w�atnerta.n The Ja1:'k Pa..ir Shor Sign Off Chanrtel 3 - Thursday 6:45 1:00 9::10 9,30 lu:00 I C:Sfl Sign On To:.i.ay KaliP. DoQDID Slow Topper Dough Re Mi Play Your Hunch 12:00 1 2:30 J .00 1 : 10 2:30 3,00 3 30 t.00 •:30 !J":)O « · 30 ,,�o 6:30 4:l:45 7:00 7:30 6 · 00 8,30 9,00 9, 31\ 10,00 10:30 1 1 :00 I ,1 :10 1 1 : 13 .,25 �•�:.,� ,!(f;:'; t 1'ruth or Consequl'ncea lt Could Be You Mid T.'ay N�WI Movletime Loretta Young Show Young Dr. Malone From These RooLa Comedy Playhouse Adventure Theater Steamboat Bill Sgt. Preston n11tt &: Scruggs Show Weathercast N1 ·ws P1e1u.-.. Huntley Brinkl'�:, Peport Whirlybirdd Resr·,c 8 Bat Masltm,on l-roducer'e Choke Bachelor Father Wrangler You Bet Your Life Take A Good Look News H�adlinH Weathercost Jac.k Paar Show WCHS�TV C,,unnel 8 12,311 1:00 1 ,so &,3 2:00 Stn nanci1CJ Beat 2,3 0 B·"lO Your Esr;o ltti)()fMP 3,00 e,40 Weather Teller 6 · 45 John Daly New■ 3,30 Four Just Men t.:00 7,30 Music for a Summer Night ft:'iO 8,60 Ou:ie and Harriet s,oo 9,00 Wednesday Night Flghta 9,45 Sports :Parade 1,40 I0:00 Hawaiian Eye �,45 11:00 The New, Toulldlt tl:10 Scanning the Weather 7:CJ U'15 Sports Report. 7:30 11 ,20 Late Show 8,00 12:-4 !'! Sign Off 9,30 9:00 9:30 8:00 Cartoon Spectacular 10:30 8:30 Romper Room 11 :00 9:30 Movie 1 1 ,10 tl :25 Esso Reporter 1 1 : 13 t :30 I Marrled Joan 1 1,20 1,2:00 R.P.sti<iS8 Gun Chllnnel 8 - Weduasdin' American Bandstand ,,oo0 My Friend Flicka ,,oo ''"° ,,l!l' Channel 8 - Thursday Love · That Bob About FacH MP,dfr T>ay in Court Gale Storm Show Be.et the Clol.b, Who Do You TrU!l.1 American i8a..1dstand ' Rocky and Hls Friends San Francisco Beat fo11r �o Report• Weather Teller John Daly New• :night Steve Canyon Donna Reed The· Real McCofll Jeannie Car�on Show Unto .,.hables Sea Hunt News Tonight Scanning the Weather Sports Tonight Late Show WHflirTV-::fttt1nnel 13 thannel 1 3 Wednesday f:00 f:15 1:30 1:00. 1,30 1:00 1:15 1:20 1:30 1:00 'l:30 8:30 e:oo 9:30 10:00 1 1 :� ll:10 U : 15 The Brighter Da,, '!!,e Seeret Storm. Edge o,. Night '111,e Thr�e �l'!!!I.. The ,!,,if�, ll\lp- , . , .. , ., An.hut' · 1 stlllt'h-."iewt A Loot at the Weather Jule Rivlin s!iow AmQs •nl -An" Highway Patrol Reckonin g Men Jnto Space The 'Millionaire I've Got A Secret Armstrong Cir-de Theater 1 1 o'clock NewJ A J.,oQk at the Weather Theater 13 !If Channel 13 - Thursday 8:00 8:1� 9:00 �:00 t0:30 '1:00 1 1 :30 CBS New1 Captain KaDga:.i:oo Cartoon Theater The Red Rowe Show C� the Go I Love Lucy December Bride --- 12:00 Love of Life 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 12:45 The Guidin2: Light 1:0Q Living in W. Va. 1:15 NciRhbors t:30 A!I the Worl'cl Tum11 2:00 Full Circle -1 !2-!301 tH'Db'lle - P!ll'ty · 3:00 The Millionaire 3:30 The Verdict is Yours 1:00 The Brighter Day a:15 The Secret St.arm I:� The Edge of Night 1°'09. The Three Stoogea f3fj The Life 4)£ Riley 1:00 Arthur J. Smith-.NeW'I 1:15 A Look at the Wealh"lr R,20 lule RlvUo Show 6:30 Amos-r;n Andy f:00 U, S. Marshall 7:30 OBS Reports e.oo Betty Hutton Show R,30 9,30 10:00 10:30 !l :00 .1:10 ,1 :15 �-30 1,00 Legal NotJc, NOTICE OF PUM.IC HEARING On the bu� of the Vii i ... of Pome,roy, Ohio Nolice Is herf!by given that on the 1 1th day of July 1 960, al 8:00 o ' clock P. M. a publi s hearine will be held on the Budget prepired by the V1!111gt' of Pomeroy, Meigll Cou11ky, Ohio. S11eh hearing will be held al the City Hall in Pomeroy, Ohio. Edn1t_ Sd1oenleb, Village of Pomeroy, Ohio. 7•5• l lC Let'fol Notice (He No, 13,031 Helen M. Hudnell, residin g al New Haven. West V irginia, is hereby notified that 011 the 14th Jay of June, 1 960, Clarence J, ffudnell, bt!ing plaintiff, filed his petition agaiqsl her a& Defendant, in the Court of Common Pleas. Meigs County, Ohio, Case No. 13,031, praying for divorce from the said llclen M. Hudnell on tne grounds of Wilful Absence of said Defendant from said Plaintiff for more than 011e year last past and Gross Neglect o( Duty, and Plain­ tiff also prays for other proper. re­ lief. Said cause will be for hearing on or after the 28th da)' of July A. D., 1960. Clarence J. Hudnell Crow, Crow & Porter, Attorneys for Plaintiff (6) 15, 22, 29; (7) 6 , 13, 20, 27, 7tc Leqa! Nqti�e NOTICE 01' APPOINTMENT CH• No. 18,397 Estate of John Fr■ nk Mitchell O.C.and Notice is ber-eby given that Net­ tie Mitl'hcll whose Post Offlce add· re�s is 631 Soulh Se('()nd Av., Mid d\eport, Ohio, has been duly ap• pointed administ,atrix of the Es­ tate of John Frank Mitchell late of Middleport, Meigs County, Ohio, deceased. Outed this 25th day of June .1960. F. H. O'BRltN Judge of the Probate Court Meigs County. <;J I>!? (6) 29; (71 6, 13, 3Ic Legal Not-ice NOTICE 11 hereby J.!Vt:n lhat the under­ signed h1tend11 to m.ike appllcat1on to the Probate Cotirt ol Me1g11 County, Ohio, for an order to chan� hh1 name to Ra}'mond Thomas Wilson. Said application will be by peti­ tion to be filed in said Court, nn the 13th day ot August 1960. Dated this 8th day or July 1860. Raymond Thomas Jordon 7 6 l ie � ' P£ANUT8 '" TODAY'S DEB GOES EAST FOR COMING OUT By GAY PAULE Y NEW YORK UPI -;-- Today·.._ deb.utanle goes to Europe for a mass aoming-out party . Fifty years ago, she wPnl lo catch a titled husband - w i th father usually aetlng as the arl• ,•ance man on lhis scouting ex• pedition. "There was almost a hunting dog approach to the way rirh fathers went a�ro.ad looking for titles for their daughters." said Walter Lord, an author who has researched (or his new book on society's doin's al the beginning of the century. Society Had Ch1ract1: r "But society had character then . . . a status it doesn't h.ev,: tod�y:· said Lord, in an interview. "We Americans always have loved celebrities. Society figures 50 years ago were the celebrities. Today, the notables are the tele• vision .!liars, lbe movie stan, the sports personalb.ies. "When Laura -Swann (a social quee'1 or 50 years ago), got her hat caught on fire at Sherry's, it was front page in the New York papers the 'next day. Imagine. The front page!" Society's lavish parties and it's oompeti�g hostesses of •he period are · part of l,ord's looting back• ward in a book called "The Good Years.'• The Baltimore • born wri· ter (!Overs the period from 1900 to the ,first World War - "after plumbing and before taxes," as he put lt. UndoubleGJy, the most publi­ . ' NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ct:zed hosteSB of the period was lxHUtor Mrs. John Jacob Astor." said Lord. • . • "But how some of the women sur­ C,,._No. 1, 8,3111 Estat• of L�norl K..,ttler, dfteff� vived, J don't know. Take Mrs. Pot­ Notlr,e i� hereby give!l that .Pearl ter- Palmer. l{er cahmdar was filled Koehler whdse Post ()Wee a1ldtC!Ss practically from i;.reekfa!lt to is R. ,D. 2. Long Bottbm, Ohi,,, has breakfast a!I many as 10 en• been duly appoint� as Execu1or ga)lcments a day." or the Estate of Lenora Kochler Iq"tpOrttd 5how Jnte of Meigs Co11nty, Ohio, dcLord told of one lavish party 5eased. when Rudolf Guggcnhelmer stock• Dated this 2nd d11y bf July. 1960. cd the Waldorf's Myrtle room with F. H. O'BRIEN, ni�htinga�es bOrrowed from a zoo. Judge of the Probate Court The Cornelius VanderbUts import­ Meigs County, , Ohio ed s Bto,adway musical complete ('7) 6, 1s, 20; · atc : ,VlfW'C�ti' a'nd sc'i!?nery for an "at bo:i:ne·• dtltjng one of Newport's famous te.Pnis weeks. . "Th(' )012 social register listed 18 pages of yachts in coinmis• ilion," salcl Lord. "Now, the 400 gets around In dinj!hies.'' 1 "In truth," said Lord, "the 'Fout' Hundred' Is a lnisnomer. One of the menus T 19cated listed 450 guests al a ball Mrs. Astor- gave in 1905," Lord said there was more re­ ported on the ac1l\•it ies of the older soeial set than o f the debu• tantes. ''I think.' ' he said. "the deb of those days was slwltered far more. She came out lilt>rally. If she went anywhere wil h, an escort, their wae also a chaperone." ·-- l.egal Notice - Start The Day Ri�ftt With STEVE · ALLEN On The ,Juat For You News Just rr,r You Colling On Pt. Pleuanl --.. - · ...................... . . . . . . . . ,.,Musical elock." tlffl M&ltllNG it t:li lM. 'IN WJ I H Tuppers·Ploins Society Repo rt BY ifflyn Brickles Mr. and Mrs. Pete Goodin of,�­ umbus and slater, Mrs. Gladys 1 Gra­ dy Of Huntington were guests of Mr.,and Mrs. Jack Weatherma�.. Leo Cole of East Liverpool .�f:le ot Frlday till Monday here with his mother, Tillie Reed� " . Mrs. Effie W.estson spent Sur}4ay with her daui:;hter, Mr. and ¥fa. John Guinther and family of Ches­ ter. J • i Mr. and Mrs. Robe.rt M .erG¾P\9 and tamlly spent. the week eni'I at Lop.n. with r'ela.tivea. ,Mn. ·Bert C!>l)lield and 4,u!/li!tl': · Helen, and son, Mr. and Mrs. bew: .ey:. CanCield of Morgantown, w. Va. weie guests Satllrday of Rev. 11nd ",V• .Bran. Mn . Mr. artd Mrs. Edward Fields and I famliy of Chester, W. Va .• speilt I the past week here with his par• ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fields. I. -- -� ,, w.. By SAM LEFF . . • •· f NANCY AUNT FRITZI••· WHt\T'S THAT TH ING !! .. �.......... -. t.--Dally Sentinel , Pomnoy-Middleport, O. , July 6 , 1 960 New Ha"en Social Events ( 1 4) For Rent APARTMENT. Three ruoms and b1Hh 156 �1 ulberr y Av�· 7 5 Jlt· WANT ADS roa Mr and .ltlrs Edgar l .:i)ne . Pl1 1 I f ' •Jok. Mrs Hi!rry Miller. Leah TWO GARALES 011 Mechanic St. A'r.n and Gail Miller were recent Call WY 2-2505. Ro:;e Sisson. husmes5 v1s1turs 1 1 1 Parkersburg. 7-6-6te CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE aEIIUL1'1, Donald Bumgard11er wa8 a fl'· (·ent surgical palient al Pleasant RATES SLEEl'J.'\J G rooms. Close in luwn. Valin• Hospital. 4 ce11ts pee ward, one lnserbon. Minimum ohara:e - 60 cent.Ii, 7 -�� t_? �7 Hutlernlut Street. Mr and Mrs. Bine Cunningham I ceotl per word for t.hrOe c,o.n.eQUtlve Ulsertioo.1. and Mr and M rs. Joe Cunningham �aJ - one 111•utb for 30 cents per word. ( l 7 1 Help Wonted of ll untrn.l;(ton were ret·enl guests Full rate of " cent.a -per word Vr'lll be cliarged for adve,-tiJilll.i f 1" oot pa.id within lU �y11 aner r�vlng: bLll. W ANT TO MAKE""i2o OR MORE o Mri.. W:ud Cunningham. J ,i rues C. Cunningham , _:!Ion of {.rlyn to A.fl \l"ertisin& - Should be rtrpo:tPd :mmed.iately. The a day in plca.,ant route work'! �Ir. and �!rs. James Cunningham UlCor­ one ttian more for r81ipo0&1ble D1JY Sentinel wilJ. not be Can use man or woman part or h bt•t> 11 a medi c a l pal1cnl al n!d tnsert!on. J1o rull lime. wri te FHED RICE, il r llusp ital. ' o\l(_ n llal-d of Thant.a and SiPec-i.al Nol.ices of EYt•ot.s S1.00. Obituariea , n o , Ma wood Ave. Glen 1 172 . pobliahed al l cty1t per word. Ohio (6J 27 28 29 ( 7 ) 5 ti 7 I tl r!> K e n n 1 t Ford has rc1urn(•d V DAYS -- - -· - l MO. ',"IORDS J DAY 3 DAYS tu !in hvrnl· .ifter spt•ndrn g lh t. $ 1 .::u.i YOU DON'T NtED tu worry p,nl w i • i• k \' hl l l ng hn brother IKk l� $'1 .00 80e aholil getting or holding a Joh :ind f arn! lv . Mr and Mrs. Chcsl<' r $1.00 $1.20 '6.00 80c 2"I with your own Rawlc1gh llUl>I 1 .ukt·r a n il ano! hf'f brother, Sgt. $2.� $1.� 17.50 7:k � ne�s where the more you work S pel l l't' I Luhr at l'ula.<,kJ, 1 'cnn. /\da rfl!IC8ived by 10 A._td . will be in that d.ay a ,-per. lhe more you cam. Thousand<; )! r . and �I r,; 1 ! ,1w;ird Wagl'n pt' 1bpering l'Yt'fY year. Wrill' itl h :il s \ 1, 1 1,•J relat i ves 1n Newark, PHONE WY-2-21 57 , 011n• for more infurnrn t i on , o . (•� t ·r lht• wC"t•k11 11J. t · ------'"" "'-'" "' ,. "' v "�" · s , d ..., "t "E " '" " " ' .... . j .. ,', , , .,, , lla Jcigh"s IJeJ)I. WV <�;:.!7.?· 802 , J\l r� Lluyrl We;in uf Nilr'.l was ut At n U JS � I ', Not, c es t p H 1�hmoud, 8-4 Va 1 • 17) 7·1 4-2 r t ·i· (•1 1 1 g ut•.<,t uf ht-r HOll·ln law a Emruh Hiilley Run. 7 5 6lp -- -- · -- -- J l and 1l.1 1 1ghtl'r , Mr. :ind M rs Johl tRM!TE AND PEST CONTROL LOT },'OR SALE 100 X 100 on 1 8 } f..rnp loymen, fill' !111ush IIY P•ln. frN lnllP'Kflon. ln1,u r• Mam Street Masou W V<1 �Ir and '.\.J rs. { ; ! • tlf' Alht•y and ed b, Nat l0f!• 1�- ,..... �· 1 1-'honc SP 3.5688 c�te f:111\I I\'. an· > ;1rnt1unin� Ill FlM1rta. __ •"d A. .. rv•c:• ,.a,,on wv ..____ _ ____ _ 7__5 3 1() 1 ,--: � , :-- ·- . --. i l le,�on h;i� n•turned to rk !: :t:M6. 4-26-tf c: JRAViLY T"-ACTOR SALES A,1110 I 1 1\ H U. DAYS A W El'.K Gc- nt: ra l hi, hUIIH' _ __ ,, 1 1 ,•r ht'il!f� 3 pal 1er1L al _ _ J r ou,1•wnr or o ice <" l•aning. --.k rr. 1 _ -· . , . . . --S.rvtc<, Si2 I. M.ln, Pomeroy. l ' l l\t�:iril V a l ley l l ospilal. I !NFOH.MI\ I ION WAN I EU - W hu e tlt 7 . J 2•32C Y W !'hone 5 : ctam Phane WY2:,2t]S. Sal •n M r J 11d Mr · �. Thomas Van.:(' hill! aut �onty to c on !J sc11 lc our I H■ rald B.irnhart, RNCln llle, ___ ____ �nrl J!arhMa ur A kron were week properly ., lle -u.91, Uhio. PhMI Coo,,' I IOUStWORK BY l h c day or hour 1, 11d .• :ut·�b uf hi� niire,it.,, �tr . u , . · riici·t• ,,ug h LA'l '' • · S-11-Uc or wel'k. Avanell Youn", "' Phune and :\ 1 1 , H I{ Vatl( ' I'. � ,,, ''o, ,nty .n!! "' ,., --·-- --W Y 2-9904. 7-Ei•3tp �I r ;u,d :\Jr·�- I .. II Lit• ving and ___ 7 3 Jlp W lLCOX·GAY 2-Speed Lape record• ___ ____ 1 d 1 ld n·1 1 , ! 1'4 ' V a <· a1iunll l g a t VI. er, 2 r�eli:. of L ape and r ad_io• ' 20 1 OFFICE HOURS J .�uderdale. 1"1a. phono Jack. He-use tape mdcfm- ( ___ ______ B-,lnning July First J tu-, \ y c .. t lt y w as a rect> nt mt•· itely. Call WY 2--37 45 after � p. 1 Ara CONDI TI ONtN" G. REfltl G E lt· · d1L.i l pat11 , n1 al llolzt•r Ho�tHlaL 1 - 4 P. M. O■U y · n, ' 7 i Ute I ation Sl'rvice. Jack'.s He f ngern• Except ltl'L ;i l\LI �l n, .luh11 Barr ing1•r lion New lla vez,. Phone 'l'U2· -- Thurlod1r ,nd Sunday Wl'rt' !\11md;1y g11l'!<.I� uf her par6_23_lf 3�37_ 5 fool::i R . E. Boice, MD ..1:152 HOUSE Tr�l-;r _ _ e11b, !\Ir. <uld \lrs Lloyd lloush. rooms an d sh ower. (',oo d ,on d'1- ___ _ _ Pomerow, Ohio 110rth of 1': X l 'i'.:H IENCEU C R I LL WU�! A N . ¼, , tion mile $1200 •7 "•-Jle -· Tuppen Plama on R oute 7 · \ Ar,ply Box 6tl8 · R, C/U The Daily - -- ---7 2 :l l P Phone 11139 Coolvllle. 6-29--0tp ' Sen tinel, Pomeroy, Outing Honoring John Aumiller • I I I I • • W t \ d ' [ \ I Elec tric Cooking Top 3 Thanks =====-= I BOTH FOR ONLY R11m.b/er, Meet INC. MASON PERSON ALS WALLPAPER This Week Only! 5 GAL. BUCKET .r�-. �l 11,,,, $2,59 TIiis Week Only! Reg. $21 .00 - 5 gal. . . $1 8.95 Reg. $4.39 gal: · · · · · · · · $3.95 ,P I C K· E N S' Soles PA � N T & H �R D W A R E C O . . _ ,,., _ ... --·------------ ' «¾, O F F PICKENS ROOF COATING Call Dlcx Sterrett ,, 00 HOGG & ZUSPAN B u s i ness Se rv ices II Val ue i.r ' 1 -· · oe ' $1:_95· Hotpoint Oven COMPLETE Attending the dinner were Mr 1 he Happy Ramblers met la.st 1md Mrs. Gilmore and daughter, Carla Sue, and Mr. and Mrs. Jud­ Sunday evening al lhe home or Mrs. Leroy Wataon on Condor St. �on White, all of Middlt1port. Attending were Emma Smith, Lydia Hysell, Lucy Will, Bertha Oailey, Kale Estep, Clara Murray, I'icnic onday :�rs. Clarence Cha�e and daugh Ann Fick, Kate Sinclair, Mary MATERIALS, tcr, Judy, cnterlarnetJ with il pie• Hubbard. Maxine Persinger, Mr. nic Munday al their hum<! 111 Rut­ and Mr!I. C. E. Snyder, Ann Yeag. MASON, W. VA. Phone Sl'-3-5554 er, Elizabeth Rathburn, Peggy land. Guests ror the affair were Jiu Stilts and Margaret Wyatt. bcrt Taylor and daughter, Helen Louise, and son. 8111, and his guest, Mike Savs, of Ohio Univer• sity; Mr. end Mrs. Carl T.iylor and April Lynn of 'Columbus; Mrs. Blanche Haplonstall, Mr. and Mrs ( 2 1 Cord of Carl Gilmore and Carla Sue, Mr. N1N-E PIECE DlNING ROOM I AUCTIONEEll .,.. :\l r. and .\1 1's. 1-Nns Justis and and Mrs. Robert Tewksbary and W E WISH TO THANK our r;la• I Suite. Good condition Phor1e • Compl4tte Service , �1vcs and friends who heI ped f:;11111 .1• ;1r1• ViKa1mnm;: in Lal1for· Mr. and Mrs. Judson While, all oi WY 2-2361 . Crltt Bradford 7 6tc m· any way at the dealh of our _____ ________l 11 1.i and ol l1N po1111� ll1 lhc western Middleport. w rIto, Pho ne or c on t1.,, suler and daug h ter, a Iso th e NEW SHIPME NT OF TROPIC Ai., I p,1rt I ll(' <·11u r1\ry of A C BRADr ORD R ac,· n,, Ohla. Chase Funeral H ome, Rn . Har· K 1 1 ! y W dl 1;1 1lhiull, da11ghtcl' or Erwins Entertain fish and plenty ot supplies. Sign ____ . old Klingel, singcn and pall in yard. Lowell McNickle, An• . MUEL LER FUkNACES, WESTING .\l r. � ml Mi's. l \ 1 J l t l t ' \Vi l l iamson. re• Mr. ttnd Mrs. A. E:. Erwin of bearere. tiqulty, Ohio, HOUSE •ppl ianr.H. Arnold Bro- 1·1 ntl_y 1 lt•w [11 C;1 l i fuf"llll1 to spc11d Middlepol entl'rlainl'd members of 'l I ti l e 7-6-Uc __Maude Smith Family. . then, SyncuH, Ohio. Phone .� 111111• t 111 \1' with rel.ii 1ves there. [heir !umily :�tonday evening with -----o·NE-WORK HORSE. Call WY 2-·- _ I Jr . a111t :'llrs. E. B. MtGowa11 und home made Ice cream. 1 1·1 1-tf WYZ-6184. ___ . __ _ SAVE ALMOST J WISH TO THANK all my many 6322. i '7 J 6tc _ family h:1vt ret urned !'rom t1 vis1l Enjoyintt the outing were Mr. friends for their lovely flowers - - - ------- - ROOFING, SPOUTING , Sheet Me- tu l\ 1•w Ylll k !. ' 1ly. ' THRU JULY HALF and Mrs. Harley lle11drilt a11d San­ and e11rds during m y illneH and PURPLE ILASPBERRlES. Mow riJJc tal work and rE�pair work of 1 ; 1 1 1 � (•r Slnv;nt ll;1s lwC"ll return• <h·. Mr. and Mrs. !\1elvin Hood and Ex.tra nlce. Prime c�op next stay in the hospital. any kind. frank Powers, 1 3:J t·d IH ill:-. IIOIUC Ill !\-l a:;on ;ifLC�r week. B. H. Canon, Middleport, Mrs. J ames Walker 7-6· 1tc N. Third S L . , Midtlleporl. -� I'( 1 1 d 1 1 1 � �l'H•r.il W(•t·k.-, as tl ra• children of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. R. D, Phone SH 2-47.57. 7-U·JUlt· 1 u · nt Ill l'le,i.\il ll l Valh·_y l lospit,d. llaymond Brown and daughters. W Y 2·2:JO I . Phone 1 -. --7 2 311 Minersville, Jimmie Lohse, Porn• · ·---- 16) Lost ond Found _____ :\I r and \lrs. J,;;irl Diehl a111! e·roy, Gene Harmon, Langsvillc, Mr. 1 1·l 11lrlrt•11 of Sl. A l bans were gu(•Hls and Mrs. John Erwin and Mr. and . l lf: D , ( 20 I Rutlond Red MAflSIIALL C O LLEI: E ! W ILL HAVE PLENTY LOST, !asl WPi•lt of :11r. and .\ lrs. James \1�. Chest.er Erwin and son, Don, rHpberrics. Place yo�r order cl11118 rinw: 0( 1930. Initials JlH j j l l 11· hl, :-.r. ROOF PAI NT now. Pleuse roll W I IJ-:.1725 or on inside. Ring is gold with wreen Middleport. REG. $3,19 VALUE \Ir ,u11I tl-lrs. J,'rcd \.V i i i aud tiec r11yc Powell, Huclne, Ht . l . emerald stone and ia on a gold daur.; htn, :\! .1g;1r1•1 Ann, huvc re• 7 2 3le chain; n!ward. Finder con�11ct �� ! uriwd 1o thl'lr home ill llichmond, Birth Announced Scntm 3tp 11 el. ___ 7 5 t:O U N SHELU:ll. ALL MET A L. ?� : Mr . .ind Mrs. Harley Mos11man . , 1 Va., allcr !,pl'lldl llg ll [t•w dll.',S f ,: , ·t• · t., ,tf.-., ,,•··,i ·.,.. , Platform scales. L.llrge irun kc \ . LOST TUESDAY morning near S. with her multwr. M rs. Hosa Fink. (llelen Stobart) or Bradbury arc Guaranteed Not To Wash Off lie with sland. Ura!ls kellle with Second Ave., Middlep-Ort, g MrH. Ll'll.il M usi,:r.1ve and gr.ind announcing lhe birlh of a nine sland. Chas. A. Woode. Che�tor, week old Beai,:\e, brown head, d11 11i,:ht.-r uf Culumh11.-. spent lhe pound daughter, Denise Rae, June (AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR SHOPPING WMFORT) Betoro 9:3U A . Ohio. 7 2 :: Hp black 11nd while murkiniS on w1•t · k cud wilh .\'It'. ;1 11d MfH. L. J . 17, ul the Mcigs Gen,:ir.el. HQ.!lpital. Middle�rt WY· � · 9' "'\ b-.1dy, bluck leathor collaf. , itJRNiTUHE kih'hen tablas - ;,;d !iu1 11•1wutlcr an(! Mr. a n d Mrs. Les· The Mm1.� mnns also hnve a son, BD. Pom•roy WY-2-3'9 <.: randparents ore Mr. end Mrs. Child ' s pel. Phone WY 2-2280. \ ( ' I" ZNh. l t• :md fomily. chairs, cabinet, huffet, ulh<!r KAUTZ FliD STORa Eslie Mossman, Minersville, and 7·6-3lc ,1r anU \ln;. Edward Rynn aml table1, rockini,: l' huirs, dishes. At Clt•dff d11lt!n·11 nrc varnllotting in J?Jor• Mr.<1. Hubert Pullins, Middleport·. r,Jassw11re, other items. Phone • -- -- --- - -Yukon 5-2145 c ; rcat grar1dpurent.s are Milton Rus• 1da. WY 2·2098 or 370 Fisher Street HAMILL SIRVl�E STATION SC"II of M iitdlcport, and Mrs. :11ary t 8 1 Auto :11r. und Mrs. C harles Yeugt•r MlddlrJ)ort. 7•6·6lp Bwfor• 9:00 AM. �- 1>�· 111 the hul1day JU L11n:i, Ohl!,, Geod Clean UH4 Cart Albany 3353 WILL ANNOUNCE SUPPORT WIil re lhl ' Y \'l�Jtt •d lwr s1.,tcr and TWO year old bay stallion. Con­ All Maltn and Modele Zvery Day Scrvtcr NF.W YORK lJPl � The AF!.,. tiu�ha111l , '.llr. LIULI l\trs. Hubert Fen• tact Mrs. J. Marlin Mills, 1l11('tn C MITRO-ITAN MOTORS CIO, the nation's ];ugtisl labor fod­ Ill. 2 , !'hone WI 9·:J770. Hl-3h: CLOTII, WOOD SLAT POR H lllll. C ---·--- - - -- � Jmuny Uarlort, sun of �1r. und eration, will announce next month tllONE SP-3-5583 MASON, W. VA, · i;hadc�, doth porch valance, ,....._. Oha. G ll�f�N Bt:ANS $1 .00 11 bu.!!hel. which presidentiul candidate it will . \ l rs. ( ' lrnrles Harl ori, has le[\ for y 7 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Salunlays 111 8 P.M. Open Every Day All Da uwn irig�, venetian blind.-., win• Pick )'our Dwn. Nu. 2 l'utalocs support, AFL·C IO president George '07 1''URD V8 2 dr. sedan. Wt d(iW sh11dcs. Free cslinwtcs. Uailils. Texas. wl1crc he will lry :v111 any said Tuesday . $ 1 .00 50 lb. b1:1�. t:11.bh11i,:t· Doc a t hl' IJallas lout\Jall lC<!llL uut with can refer you directly to the lo­ llule w 1vpcl, :.u 5 Union Ave .. bushel. Charle11 l l iltu11, l'ol'l­ Mr. 111HI .\In;. Mux Brow11 and tal owner. $1,l�.OO. Blaettnan, Pomeroy. 5 2 1 Gl.1 tc: 'HI-Utc hmd . daughter ol' Jt•llkl ll�o'II, 1'.1., aft' Jiomeroy. 6-29-0tc \' is11L11i rdilll�·l'.S In Mason. !Ul.>tNOUR SUPPI.Y. Hadio iintl Mr. a111I M rs. W1ll i.u11 Strunk '08 CHEV RO LET Blac1yne 2 dr. TV Service. Y U 5·2126. tl-l l-301p and i,11u. ll;mk , or l)an1•11. Conn., One careful local owner. Spot­ ( 9a ) Mo rine Suppl ie$ ·------- ---~ leaa lnaide und out. Std. Shirt. IIIID IOATI AN!> MOTOR> IU TI:LtVISION RAIUO A?I.D SMALL a rc• \ IS,llllg lwr pan nli,, :'llr. ,md $1 ,393.00. Blacltn11ra, Pomero:1 , end •• whll• tlw\.' IHI, Met ro­ appHaru:e repair. Phone Otis .\ lrs. T. J. HJ 11 11. tl-29,fftc, Mr. und Mi's. Nal lnrn l\kDani,,J pollt1n Moton. 600 E. Main McClintock, Haclnc, 0.1 lo. 2-HI,· and chili.!n•u ot Tul'sun, 1\ni , an• It,, Pemerer, PhWle W'f43810. 'Mi OW>S Va .-i; dr. aedan, Finish l l •'M-tft APAlu'MENTS - iurmahed and 1•1s1ting frkmls i,nd rclallvc.s in ■nd upholstery extra 1100d. Hydra­ t1nJ urnt1hrn:t. McM1u;;1en, M iddle '.nason County. m■tlc drive. $1H13,00, Blaennan, lJr. l!:dwanJ Spt•ru•er hus n•porl­ pr ·t. Phone WY-2·5286. 2•:i-U . 8·28•6tc Pomeroy. Buy You cd lo c1 hospital i n l : nmd Hnpids. ____ Michii;nn. tu begin hi.?> illll'rnship 'N BUICK ve Spect11Hard Top flllluwmy ll llrid ','Ul' .tl lUll with Jus ,i dr. One careful owner. Showa parcnh, \1r. and Mn;. �·rc1l Spen· beat or care. $1 ,293.00. Blael.­ ccr. tm1n, Pomeroy. 8-29-6tc ·- ·- - · .�on SALE ON� OWNEJl 19" l�111,•rt11i11 (; u ,·.st.� Chry11lt•r, lop condilion, See To m l'ol r. :11td M rs. l luuwr l ' inle on­ AT Dlddlo, 3 in1le11 back of Racine , L1·rlai1n•tl with u t11nue r 11\ their Phone VI 3-2232. 1·6-3tc Imme. Cnrml'I, Suudit_v . {;ut> sls ln• 1fo1kr'. Mr. 11ml Mrs. l l arold Circle 1953 BUICK 4 door Special. Good and soils. J,•rrrl'y 11 11,l Kl'ilh, l:rl'Cll Pomeroy, Ohio t.-ondillon $700. Chw.rlet But:k , fk!d, u111l lt ubl'rl llimkn. sl1tl ioncd RD No. 3, Pomeroy. 7-6-3tt,1 with l lw Nuvy at Nurlolk. Va., 18118 STAR sLu� AND ( 1 1 1 Wonted n11tl Mrs. l lurder• . who resides m - - - -· White PonU11c 4-door h.ardtop · L"olumbus. -- -------automatic tnn11m\ Hion, powo; WANTED : HANGI NG LAMPS, Old suns, bel111, flowered kero�enc brakea and sleerinK, rad i o and ( 2 1 1 Rito l l:stote Write Box 668·A, I om• lamp1. he1t1r. In top condition. Call oroy, Ohlo. 7 ,l'.i 3tp WY 2-68M. 7-6·6lc l"Oll Si\LE: D(':d er, Ohio. 4-�m h.ousc. $950. Outb11ildlngs, good , 1 4) For Rent wc\l. Call Middleport WY 2· ( 9 ) For Sole • "''�iNhncl • Yard'WW. We l'epair all types of rad!, 2857. 7 3tp 5 • 36" 1 ,_,,, • .,.. • Het diilf flvt H alors, from heater · cores to GAS, FUEL OIL and coal fur- EIG HT ROOM OUSE. two S.,,.11 ,Wo,iot Flnlol, • ronm apa.rtments. A. N. 13cngel. nacea. Call fot· lri,e (!lllmatH. g the lar est truck or tractor ' • Y� 1 -� • Ml.,.., 1 1•:Z tk foreman 4 Abbott, Mlddloport. __ �bon!::_ WY2·3272. � • Aci!1Mffl lillfN Lq DreSMt radiator. 8-lU-tlt SlX ROOM house wlth ha.th. hot and cold water, fuel oil furnace. POMEROY - 2 • story, 5 • room Harry HIii, Lellilrt Falls, Ohio. frame with hath, 3 hl'drooms. Phone CH7-2t•t. 6·30--6tp Phone WY-2-2143 Lot 711 x J04. nice garchm. Terms. Pomeroy, Ohio $3200. lJl:LUXK UNFURNISHElJ APART· SYRACUSE � I I '.! stor.v . 6 - fOOm MENT. Air condllloned. Avail• frame wiJh soml•ha th, 3 bed • ablt alter July 6 , Coals 811lldi11g. l n�uronce rooms. Tot 10vx150. porch, 6 29 12te Tcrm:t. Ouly $4200. t1<SURANCI: PRO �COM�L•:Tl: FOUR ltuOM HOUSE. Phone Turn• tecti�n. Lire, Auto, rtrc, roHo MINERSVILLE - ti · room frame 7 2 tltp er 2·347ft. wilh bath, :J bcdrnoms, large lot, Call Doo. .Milla, Middleport water .� ysl1'lll, dectricily, g�s. A COMPLETE LI VING Room full Low down 1111ymcnl. Total price of fine furniture for only $2750. $168.88-nothinl ..... lo buy. ( 2 1 1 STREAMLINER . TRAILOR - 31J. A wide, ruU clit, dlatlnctlvely ' ---ftlol, 1 053 model, 3 . r<11.1in, bath. nna ROUS!!; ROOM · • SAJ.Jt: FOil 1t)'ltd, a-plece llvlng room suite Sleeps six. :rine condition. Only Ju.rnCJI e. a Ste lot. Reason b., with revenlble foam cus h ions V-8 Convertible Cou pe $H l�ll. , Knlabtn hu: Antiquity. Ohio. in I large aelectlon of Ill\ lting ALBERT M. COX, S•IHinan Beautiful white and black fin­ 6 30 6lc -• durable covert. 2-mOGem, bhthly _, bh, new whUe nylon top, rord­ BOX 229 PHON& WY 2·'1220 styled, mahogany flnlahed step l<'OR SALE OR TR.ADE FOR CAT· t' ,, WY 2-31311 omatie tran,., radio, hHlcr and ' ..' ' tablea, 1 matc:hlria rcclang11lar Cllppur . Massey-Harris ft. 7 TLE 7 1 3tc new wtwtewall Urea. j step cocktail tabl�. 2 beautifully Comblno wlth 4 cyl. Wlsconsln de1i1ned table lampt, 2 sofa motor recently overhauled. con• pillow• in decorator colon, l tltlct Eugene Holter, Phone WI 9· wear re1l1taqt b;12 Arm,troni:: 7 1 5-tp 372S, Rac1ne, O.blo. ·- - - - -- -Ooor coverln& In lull ctu,�c:l!I of manufacton pattern,. Free FOR SALE: FOUR BEDROO� - -·- ---------Housca, M111on, W. Va. $1i00 down WILL TRADE HORSES AND dllivw-f, monthly. o. B. Richardson • Ponies for good used car or $68.1:& ORIM'I • Anctl B� young livel!ltoct. 36SO Chase Streft, H untlnQ'.ton t, ICONOMY r-UINIT\11111 CO. bridge, R. D. 2, Alba"¥, Ohto. , W i/1,, "•mlllon , PA",!<IUIUR(l,_W. y� ' - •,,.-:; . . ,. .-. T 2 31c ,, T D 3\11 (l).lt,"111, 30; (TH,· 14, 21, Sip B u s 1 ness Se rv 1ces NE ER BEFORE JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR AT 111/S lfJW PR/Cl I Experleueed RADIATO R KARR & VAN ZANDT I c:i,i:ic To Buy - -- -------- - -- ---· ----- ----- ·:- ---1 UAD CM 1 956 FORD $1 295 POMEROY CO. .. MOTOR ',, Al�Steel . 36'' Jumbo ROBE REPAI R Led ·--- ----- Bla�ttnar's ( ZOb l Real Estate _____ ._ •,' • I 24-o For Sole or Trade Daily Social Events In Longsville SPEC IAL! SPEC IAL! I I In A.sh\'ille. Ohio, wbere be hu 1i1ter, Mre. Alph,. Barf. employment. Raymqnd Thornton and son and Kay Barr anti snlrley Colburn of Tame• Bolea and aona called o n AI· Atherui &pent Sunday at Lake Al­ phi Barr Saturday afternoon. IY Mrs. Alph• Barr Mrs. Junlor Ch11teen ha.a rt­ ma. The f111h fry sponsored• by the to her employment a t Pom­ turnM. of Bails Ronald Mrs. Mr. and · Club Siturday mght waa Boys 4H Mr�. Maxine Arnold .end di!U· Kamden spent Sunday with her eray. ghter, Susanna entertained with a well attended. l'hu:ken barbecue dinner Saturday Mrs C. C. Holen la in Columbu1 evening at their home. Athen!I this week consulting her phys1dan. Road, honoring her nephew , John Mrs. Guy Swadley 1s improviR1 D. Aumiller of Huron who ,s from a recent illness. spending a weeks vacation w1lh Cel'tl Nelson, son of Clair f\'t'lson, local relatives. who attended Otuo Un1ven1ty the FUL LY AUTOMATIC HOTPOJN T past w;nler 1s spending the sum• Guests wert Mrs. Mary Au COPPERTONE {lNISH mi_Jler, Hartford; Mr. and Mrs. mN with his unele, Robert Muller, PUSH BUffiN Wilbur Stewarl and son Gary and Mr and Mrs. Jack S t ewart and Big Mike t'auens sons, Tommy and Butel, . Mijlsun; l'uroe With $9,000 Mr. and Mrs. J.11ck F1Jwler, Tam• DU NEDIN, Fla. UPI-Mike Sou ara ,1.r1d Tony, Pt . Pleasant; Geo. chak. who picked u p $9.tJOO for and Wai,:ner, Pomeroy ilnd lhe hoJl· hi.s victory in lhe Buick Open urce. FULLY AUTOMATIC at Flint, Mich .. has moved into place among pro golf's fourth ONE FINtsH COPPERT The group e11jo}' Cd a picnic din• ner Monda)' at the Fowler home lop money winners with a total Pl. Pleasant, and attended the of $29,400. The Professional Golfers' Assn. ttiverview horse sh.ow. figures show that Arnold Palmer still Jl()ld� a comfortable lead ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Reg. Mr. and Mrs. Hol.JC"rt Tewksbar) wilh earnings or $66,600. Dow l'lllertained Sunday with a birlh.· Finsterwald remains a distant day dinner at lh.ei r home in Mid­ 11el'ond with $35,Mo followed by $250. 00 dleport in honor of her mother, Ken Venturi with '30,500. Mrs. Carl Gilmore. Arnolds Hold • . .' MASO N Fllll��TU RE • Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport , 0., July 6, 1960-7 1 .TELEV ISION GUiDE wsA z.tv Cht1nK�• 3 Clflftti!el 3 - Wednesdar :; � t.:00 4:SO 5:00 S:30 6:00 ,: 1� fl Jl'i l:3C f:45 '1:00 '1:30 8:30 9:00 9 : 30 l0:00 10:30 \LOO 1 1 : lll 1 1 : IIJ 1 ·no • t:omtdy Playhouae Ad.venture Time Steamboat Bill Ouick Drew &!'�Graw .Mu1ic in the Roi.Ind I The Jfn , Tlta.tker Show We:thert:ast ""ew& Plchi" Huntley Brlnkler Repart Manhunt W11gon 'rrain Prico:! Is Right Happy Tate This i.s Your' Life Tombstone Territor, Newa lle•dllne1 w�atnerta.n The Ja1:'k Pa..ir Shor Sign Off Chanrtel 3 - Thursday 6:45 1:00 9::10 9,30 lu:00 I C:Sfl Sign On To:.i.ay KaliP. DoQDID Slow Topper Dough Re Mi Play Your Hunch 12:00 1 2:30 J .00 1 : 10 2:30 3,00 3 30 t.00 •:30 !J":)O « · 30 ,,�o 6:30 4:l:45 7:00 7:30 6 · 00 8,30 9,00 9, 31\ 10,00 10:30 1 1 :00 I ,1 :10 1 1 : 13 .,25 �•�:.,� ,!(f;:'; t 1'ruth or Consequl'ncea lt Could Be You Mid T.'ay N�WI Movletime Loretta Young Show Young Dr. Malone From These RooLa Comedy Playhouse Adventure Theater Steamboat Bill Sgt. Preston n11tt &: Scruggs Show Weathercast N1 ·ws P1e1u.-.. Huntley Brinkl'�:, Peport Whirlybirdd Resr·,c 8 Bat Masltm,on l-roducer'e Choke Bachelor Father Wrangler You Bet Your Life Take A Good Look News H�adlinH Weathercost Jac.k Paar Show WCHS�TV C,,unnel 8 12,311 1:00 1 ,so &,3 2:00 Stn nanci1CJ Beat 2,3 0 B·"lO Your Esr;o ltti)()fMP 3,00 e,40 Weather Teller 6 · 45 John Daly New■ 3,30 Four Just Men t.:00 7,30 Music for a Summer Night ft:'iO 8,60 Ou:ie and Harriet s,oo 9,00 Wednesday Night Flghta 9,45 Sports :Parade 1,40 I0:00 Hawaiian Eye �,45 11:00 The New, Toulldlt tl:10 Scanning the Weather 7:CJ U'15 Sports Report. 7:30 11 ,20 Late Show 8,00 12:-4 !'! Sign Off 9,30 9:00 9:30 8:00 Cartoon Spectacular 10:30 8:30 Romper Room 11 :00 9:30 Movie 1 1 ,10 tl :25 Esso Reporter 1 1 : 13 t :30 I Marrled Joan 1 1,20 1,2:00 R.P.sti<iS8 Gun Chllnnel 8 - Weduasdin' American Bandstand ,,oo0 My Friend Flicka ,,oo ''"° ,,l!l' Channel 8 - Thursday Love · That Bob About FacH MP,dfr T>ay in Court Gale Storm Show Be.et the Clol.b, Who Do You TrU!l.1 American i8a..1dstand ' Rocky and Hls Friends San Francisco Beat fo11r �o Report• Weather Teller John Daly New• :night Steve Canyon Donna Reed The· Real McCofll Jeannie Car�on Show Unto .,.hables Sea Hunt News Tonight Scanning the Weather Sports Tonight Late Show WHflirTV-::fttt1nnel 13 thannel 1 3 Wednesday f:00 f:15 1:30 1:00. 1,30 1:00 1:15 1:20 1:30 1:00 'l:30 8:30 e:oo 9:30 10:00 1 1 :� ll:10 U : 15 The Brighter Da,, '!!,e Seeret Storm. Edge o,. Night '111,e Thr�e �l'!!!I.. The ,!,,if�, ll\lp- , . , .. , ., An.hut' · 1 stlllt'h-."iewt A Loot at the Weather Jule Rivlin s!iow AmQs •nl -An" Highway Patrol Reckonin g Men Jnto Space The 'Millionaire I've Got A Secret Armstrong Cir-de Theater 1 1 o'clock NewJ A J.,oQk at the Weather Theater 13 !If Channel 13 - Thursday 8:00 8:1� 9:00 �:00 t0:30 '1:00 1 1 :30 CBS New1 Captain KaDga:.i:oo Cartoon Theater The Red Rowe Show C� the Go I Love Lucy December Bride --- 12:00 Love of Life 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 12:45 The Guidin2: Light 1:0Q Living in W. Va. 1:15 NciRhbors t:30 A!I the Worl'cl Tum11 2:00 Full Circle -1 !2-!301 tH'Db'lle - P!ll'ty · 3:00 The Millionaire 3:30 The Verdict is Yours 1:00 The Brighter Day a:15 The Secret St.arm I:� The Edge of Night 1°'09. The Three Stoogea f3fj The Life 4)£ Riley 1:00 Arthur J. Smith-.NeW'I 1:15 A Look at the Wealh"lr R,20 lule RlvUo Show 6:30 Amos-r;n Andy f:00 U, S. Marshall 7:30 OBS Reports e.oo Betty Hutton Show R,30 9,30 10:00 10:30 !l :00 .1:10 ,1 :15 �-30 1,00 Legal NotJc, NOTICE OF PUM.IC HEARING On the bu� of the Vii i ... of Pome,roy, Ohio Nolice Is herf!by given that on the 1 1th day of July 1 960, al 8:00 o ' clock P. M. a publi s hearine will be held on the Budget prepired by the V1!111gt' of Pomeroy, Meigll Cou11ky, Ohio. S11eh hearing will be held al the City Hall in Pomeroy, Ohio. Edn1t_ Sd1oenleb, Village of Pomeroy, Ohio. 7•5• l lC Let'fol Notice (He No, 13,031 Helen M. Hudnell, residin g al New Haven. West V irginia, is hereby notified that 011 the 14th Jay of June, 1 960, Clarence J, ffudnell, bt!ing plaintiff, filed his petition agaiqsl her a& Defendant, in the Court of Common Pleas. Meigs County, Ohio, Case No. 13,031, praying for divorce from the said llclen M. Hudnell on tne grounds of Wilful Absence of said Defendant from said Plaintiff for more than 011e year last past and Gross Neglect o( Duty, and Plain­ tiff also prays for other proper. re­ lief. Said cause will be for hearing on or after the 28th da)' of July A. D., 1960. Clarence J. Hudnell Crow, Crow & Porter, Attorneys for Plaintiff (6) 15, 22, 29; (7) 6 , 13, 20, 27, 7tc Leqa! Nqti�e NOTICE 01' APPOINTMENT CH• No. 18,397 Estate of John Fr■ nk Mitchell O.C.and Notice is ber-eby given that Net­ tie Mitl'hcll whose Post Offlce add· re�s is 631 Soulh Se('()nd Av., Mid d\eport, Ohio, has been duly ap• pointed administ,atrix of the Es­ tate of John Frank Mitchell late of Middleport, Meigs County, Ohio, deceased. Outed this 25th day of June .1960. F. H. O'BRltN Judge of the Probate Court Meigs County. <;J I>!? (6) 29; (71 6, 13, 3Ic Legal Not-ice NOTICE 11 hereby J.!Vt:n lhat the under­ signed h1tend11 to m.ike appllcat1on to the Probate Cotirt ol Me1g11 County, Ohio, for an order to chan� hh1 name to Ra}'mond Thomas Wilson. Said application will be by peti­ tion to be filed in said Court, nn the 13th day ot August 1960. Dated this 8th day or July 1860. Raymond Thomas Jordon 7 6 l ie � ' P£ANUT8 '" TODAY'S DEB GOES EAST FOR COMING OUT By GAY PAULE Y NEW YORK UPI -;-- Today·.._ deb.utanle goes to Europe for a mass aoming-out party . Fifty years ago, she wPnl lo catch a titled husband - w i th father usually aetlng as the arl• ,•ance man on lhis scouting ex• pedition. "There was almost a hunting dog approach to the way rirh fathers went a�ro.ad looking for titles for their daughters." said Walter Lord, an author who has researched (or his new book on society's doin's al the beginning of the century. Society Had Ch1ract1: r "But society had character then . . . a status it doesn't h.ev,: tod�y:· said Lord, in an interview. "We Americans always have loved celebrities. Society figures 50 years ago were the celebrities. Today, the notables are the tele• vision .!liars, lbe movie stan, the sports personalb.ies. "When Laura -Swann (a social quee'1 or 50 years ago), got her hat caught on fire at Sherry's, it was front page in the New York papers the 'next day. Imagine. The front page!" Society's lavish parties and it's oompeti�g hostesses of •he period are · part of l,ord's looting back• ward in a book called "The Good Years.'• The Baltimore • born wri· ter (!Overs the period from 1900 to the ,first World War - "after plumbing and before taxes," as he put lt. UndoubleGJy, the most publi­ . ' NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ct:zed hosteSB of the period was lxHUtor Mrs. John Jacob Astor." said Lord. • . • "But how some of the women sur­ C,,._No. 1, 8,3111 Estat• of L�norl K..,ttler, dfteff� vived, J don't know. Take Mrs. Pot­ Notlr,e i� hereby give!l that .Pearl ter- Palmer. l{er cahmdar was filled Koehler whdse Post ()Wee a1ldtC!Ss practically from i;.reekfa!lt to is R. ,D. 2. Long Bottbm, Ohi,,, has breakfast a!I many as 10 en• been duly appoint� as Execu1or ga)lcments a day." or the Estate of Lenora Kochler Iq"tpOrttd 5how Jnte of Meigs Co11nty, Ohio, dcLord told of one lavish party 5eased. when Rudolf Guggcnhelmer stock• Dated this 2nd d11y bf July. 1960. cd the Waldorf's Myrtle room with F. H. O'BRIEN, ni�htinga�es bOrrowed from a zoo. Judge of the Probate Court The Cornelius VanderbUts import­ Meigs County, , Ohio ed s Bto,adway musical complete ('7) 6, 1s, 20; · atc : ,VlfW'C�ti' a'nd sc'i!?nery for an "at bo:i:ne·• dtltjng one of Newport's famous te.Pnis weeks. . "Th(' )012 social register listed 18 pages of yachts in coinmis• ilion," salcl Lord. "Now, the 400 gets around In dinj!hies.'' 1 "In truth," said Lord, "the 'Fout' Hundred' Is a lnisnomer. One of the menus T 19cated listed 450 guests al a ball Mrs. Astor- gave in 1905," Lord said there was more re­ ported on the ac1l\•it ies of the older soeial set than o f the debu• tantes. ''I think.' ' he said. "the deb of those days was slwltered far more. She came out lilt>rally. If she went anywhere wil h, an escort, their wae also a chaperone." ·-- l.egal Notice - Start The Day Ri�ftt With STEVE · ALLEN On The ,Juat For You News Just rr,r You Colling On Pt. Pleuanl --.. - · ...................... . . . . . . . . ,.,Musical elock." tlffl M&ltllNG it t:li lM. 'IN WJ I H Tuppers·Ploins Society Repo rt BY ifflyn Brickles Mr. and Mrs. Pete Goodin of,�­ umbus and slater, Mrs. Gladys 1 Gra­ dy Of Huntington were guests of Mr.,and Mrs. Jack Weatherma�.. Leo Cole of East Liverpool .�f:le ot Frlday till Monday here with his mother, Tillie Reed� " . Mrs. Effie W.estson spent Sur}4ay with her daui:;hter, Mr. and ¥fa. John Guinther and family of Ches­ ter. J • i Mr. and Mrs. Robe.rt M .erG¾P\9 and tamlly spent. the week eni'I at Lop.n. with r'ela.tivea. ,Mn. ·Bert C!>l)lield and 4,u!/li!tl': · Helen, and son, Mr. and Mrs. bew: .ey:. CanCield of Morgantown, w. Va. weie guests Satllrday of Rev. 11nd ",V• .Bran. Mn . Mr. artd Mrs. Edward Fields and I famliy of Chester, W. Va .• speilt I the past week here with his par• ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fields. I. -- -� ,, w.. By SAM LEFF . . • •· f NANCY AUNT FRITZI••· WHt\T'S THAT TH ING !! .. �� •---------..-• - -----:-'"""c;--:--:-,::,:::-:::;:;::.:;:::;::;;:;;::::;;:;::::;::::::::;:::;;:;:;;;;;;:: ........ .... -. --�~ -- I II-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O. , July 6, I 960 1 1 th Birthday Celebrated With Party Tuesday Rutland Show Draws Record Mainly About ' Hemlock Grange Plans Inspection People In Pomeroy C;�":1..'� e��.�!, - Around And About Middle_port Th frodorus Counoil Holds Regular SeSSiOff MOnday The Olive Furn Wora•n·, Club met recfl ntly at the home ot lln. Treas Swli n . Durin g the buaine• aeulon in charge of the viee pre­ aiden t MN. Mamie Buctley, plan, Wl!re completed for the club'■ an­ nual picnic lo be held at Forll:ed Run Lake on July IQ at 1 pm. Plan Annual Picnic Theodoru.11 Council Da ughters of F�l�n�t����.�t�n to be held Fi" D• I Am erica met in re(Ula r �ellll!O n ly FRIDDIE HOUDASHIL T 'Auguat 6 were d iscussed whe n 1,. LUCILLI HAWKINS p•rtm e nl have marked up an other Monday eve ni ng at the JOOF Hall the H e mlock Grove Grange met successful Fourth of July cel e- ,._., The 1 1 th hirlhd ay of S.ammy Creek, Turtle of berls o R H elen M i ll1r, councilor, preA. C. d n a Mr. with guests Overni&ht with Saturday Story o Le with ing n ve e brsUon with the atten da n ce at Hood w�s celebrated Tu esday eve­ Mrs. Ju dson White on Saturda .r .1iding. worth:, master, presidi n g. this y ea r's o,c. rout being larger Pa., spe n t the holi day weeken d ning when bis pare11ta, Mr. and with his sister, Mrs . T. A. Hen • A letter of than ks was re a d and Sun d ay were Mr. and Mn;. tha n e vier. For the progra m Mn. Margaret M arguerit e Durst was reported Mrs Millon Hood en t erta i n ed with ister-in• s d n e brother d n a nessy C the Po meroy �merg ency Charles Seines, stster a nd brothcr­ om r was s highlight n ay·s O e of the d read an .article oo the Brown a party in his honor at their home from the h ospital a nd Wil_ Sizes 8 112 to 3 the amateur show u nder the dir- law, Mr. and Mn Rober! Roberti Squa d to the people of Bedford irdaw of '.l'ir . While irom Colum­ m displ ay .and uses of the flag. Two home. her t a l l i Smith, tt.a e home in Mi ddlepo rt. lor gift ol money from a jitne y bus. of Vern on Weber which and family He also visited relaRefreshm en ts were 1erYed to G a mes with prizes Were e njoy ed ection 1 supper held recen tly. It w11s an­ �r a nd .\'J rs. Pa ul Scott a nd memb en Gle n ore Swatze l an d Ly- the above me n tion ed and the roI­ enthu11iastic.ally receiv ed tives in Pt. Pleuant. very wall during the eve n in g a nd aft er Robert and Ran d�ll Pullin s of / nounced that the baking conte s t dauzht ,�r. Carol. lefl y esterd<1y for d ta Stewart wer e report ed as hav- lowi n g Mn. Pauline Myer s, Mrs. lhe audie n ce. Si!mllly h ,11� ope11ed hii; m a ny nic e by i· re sp e11d1 ng th e sum• for brea d, buller cak e, poun d <.:olumbu's where they will spend ing d eaths in th e ir (.amities. Mrs. Vivian Humphr ey a :i d Mrs. Lllli,an Thurstun n The fm;t cash prize was wo Swatzel having l ost her brother gifb. refr eijhmcnts od sa ndwich­ MID DLE POR T by th e Myers Sister s of near mer with t tie l r gran d pa rents, Mr. cake an d drop cakes .and a lso the sever a l d ays. . ________ P_ ns_ __ ke ie_ an d Mrs. Stewarl her husmmd. lf -_ es, pot.ato chips a n d sofl dri n ks re­ _ 3r. kinson Pullim1 en J Mr and Mrs. Allen contes t for croche ting a nd matchwho sa n g a med ley of and Mrs. Ra ymond l.im11 J thank you note was rea d from were served by the hosts .and so n is d lhe Norwoo in_i: o d n spen Carle f Homer ilrter shirts, Monday d e the at d l e h e turned b d woul l.o at Spirilual numbe r$. They were · Mr. a n d Mrs . Purl Spence r. The Slahl. Marjorie Woodard and Ne t­ ,lohnn1c. the gue�t of Mr. a nd Mrs. G. T. next meeting on July 16. holiday week end .it their cabin at companied by their mother. report of th e a uditi ng committe e tie Hayta. Gam es were play ed 1 Ca r leton, Flatwoods. Foll o winii a short pr ogram, a Buckeye Lak e. Dayton P11rsons of Rullan d Gues t 11s t i n clud ed Steph an i e rea d by Lillie H a u.ell: wa s 11cC<'pl­ and priz4WI awarded the wi n ners. p: actice was held for the proPulle n , Rose Marie Ha ckett, Ann took th e secon d prlze with his · Mr and Mrs. _ K. 11 Math ney gram which the members will an d Mrs. William Grueser ed . The tra veling prize don ated Mr. 1 novl:'lty rrn diti on of '•M y Wil d · a nd Shul'ln Wili!o n , Zita Nieri, l un-,eroy , Ohto All officers are reque sted lo r. n d rs. S. R . sw;� a t- prese nt ,1 t Olive Grange, July 8. and daughter, Debbie. a nd Rose by Nettie H ayes was awar d ed to a nd Marsh;i H a cJtett, Ja n ice Everson , Days Arc Over', and third prize tende� I �e � � nera 1. 0f pr esent at the n ext meetin g be Lillie Hauck. tmon At the clo.se of t he meell n g, Marie Hack ett leturmcd Monday Marilyn Stumb o , M a rjorie Harr is, was von by Richard Queen of Whyt 18 for install.atl on and Jul)' o n the f Not Open Tonipht o .U a beh on r e Mill Mrs. scU at Al l l ger, Calh o un Co., sa nd wich es, eup caku , fruit cveri n g (ro;n Mountain Lake, Vir­ are asked to bring Debbie Grueser, Sand)' Humphrey G allipo l is wh f> d i d a tap d a n ce. members gifts birthdly ted n ese r p Council TH URSD AY and F R IDAY week the r sJ)ent y they Salu where W Va . e gini a , n ch d, coff pu ee wer and sala ntesta n ts were Sabi:! co Olhcr , s D,ivi iane Ferguson, Ann llulh or cookies for re­ s D andwiches STA.RS" Cl b "ClRCUS to Eliza belh Cempbell, Ml11nie t liel'ved. cmd. il �PiJfe� - bl T Susa n Morri9, Becky Allen sworth, Can.ii.day, loc_al. who play ed a S un�� ts. n treshme Della Meinhart, rie r Ca , Clown - Oleg l'opov re, o Gilm e i.::e �?Mrs� ay 11 Mr. a n d Mn. Carl Taylo r hav wooctc n umber cm the II W a tson Sr. Pull en, boogie J ohn ny Jobb, Sleve n - a lso · for a 6 p. m. potluck rned to their hom e in Colum­ retu , . J h · 1 d th Thr ee George Sauer. Rodn ey Saue r , Ste­ ''CHANCE MEETIN f. " n ing e eve d by an ollow alte r spwding the week end bus d in � e� au c:!:0 g�oup :omposed ! ven Hiu dy, Wa yne Davis, Lel and Hardy K rugtt - Sla n l e y B.aker c Hubert Taylor a nd H elen Lou­ with i;a of · I .., Brown, Marvi n Fry, Blll Swa n , of Johnnie Vale, Su s ie Parker, a ud Bill. ise COMING JULY 10- 1 1-12 D el bert SauvaRe or Columbus · Billy Davi s, 'Bill Hysell, David Juli Lucu an d Pen ni e Williams Mr. and Mrs. Harry H o udashelt SUNDAY thru TUESDAY played "Ruck Around th e Clock " . and M i9 s Lady Fa il' uf Jtey n ol dsJe n kins, Mike ,n d Be nn ie Wright, N" n d d 11\lghter, Freddie, visited on a "BIG FISHERMA Arthur C11 scl, Paul Hay nes, Jimmy , An u n usu11l number_w a s present• burg were Mon day guests o1 Mr. ay al the Schoenbrun n M em­ Howard K<'"l - Susan Koh nen ·. M'. a nd Mrs. Ld �•ard Stobarl o f Su nd • Butcher, Dann ie Nelso n , Fra n kie ed by Joetta Erlewine as she and Mrs Elmer Wickhan\. at New Phil a delphia. l)rial Ad missiow 60c - 30c lwi-:-le d the hula- hoop accompan• Mr. and Mn. John 8111 yllff of Arlington, Texas, are announcing While and Dwal n e Joh n ston. :t1r. and Mrs. Charl es Nea l and ied b y Min Canaday. Cri de rsville, Miss Barba ra SLrJAID· tbe birth of their first so n on July da ughter, Char lene and son , Perry I at III hos pita l there. The new spe nt lhe Fourth a t Buck eye Lake. A guiur number "I Got Stripes" ba ugh of Lima an d Willia m w11 pl;l)'ed by Don Harriton and N of P iq u a were week e nd eut11ts arriv a l weighed eight pou nds, six Mrs. Mabel Sanborn was return• Atbe-rta LitUc a nd Tony Cl onch of M r . a nd Mrs. C, F . Tompkins ounces. to her home la st wee k from Hol­ ed Mrs. Hubert Pullins, Mi dd leport, aang " I G ot a Hom'! in Glory and son, Christophe r . r H ospital where she umJerwen1 ie . M . ,i n d Mrs. Kennelh U11'dnC and Mr. and Mrs. J. Bays of Wac o , Land" They were also accompa n surgery. ied by Miss Ca n a day. of Ced arville visited Sund ay with Texas, are gr.imdparents. Milto n Eugene Seltr!i left Mon day for "Th e Idiots'' composed of Ro Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ci rcle an d Russe ll, Mid d leport, and Mrs. Mary two weeks army trai n ing at Fort A LI , N ATIONALLY A D V ERTISED 1er Ro ush, Patty Young, Wayne famil y of Carmel 11. n d were 11c- ' Slobart, Antiquity, arc gre a t gra nd ­ K nox. Roush and Liordon Adki n,; pre - I compa n ied home by the ir daugh- pare n ts. BRA N DS REDUCED IN PRICE The Slobarts have two daughters sented an in s trumental n umber ler, Mary Lee, who spe n t the Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Lewis and Cheryl, 4, and Cynthia, 2. and the Hysell Brolh ers prese nt ed pa st wee k with the Circles. sons, Russell, Dave, and Mr. and s voeel religious n umber. Weeken d guests of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lewis, spent Sund ay at -family d an Circle Buckeye Laite. Homer Mrs 1 , A. pprecurt,on inner d Circl e and Mra. Harol Mr. a n d Mrs. Robert Jay of Col­ Mr. wer� serve nn1ver1ary The M eigs Motorcycle Club held umbus spen t the week e nd with a nd Keith of Jeffrey d llonll an Connics - Air StP.ps - Jarman - Randcraft Mr. a nd Mn. Dillon Croes _ol Raan appreciation di n ner recently Mrs. Susa n Rawli n gs. eenfield · They were accompana Gr . ne e n tertai ned Su nday with , ei the Rock Spri ng1 Gra nge hall at I Paris Fashion -- Trim Tred - Heel Buggers Lloyd W.atson of Frem ond spent d hom e •Y h 1' s 11 1 s1er, M'iss D xie . . dinner in ·ho no r o f th e 37th wed- 1 i' : thoae who help ed with the e"l- the week end with his son, John, for t , . v1111 a or ire 1 • e s ro 9 c mg an n iversary . of M d' l. n i n Apri nce dur ru a ' . ' local, an d with his d a ughter, Mrs . · Mr. and Mu. Den ver Gray a (ld slaler a nd brother•m• 1aw,"M r. a nd A ha m dinn er was served t o Dorothy Bsker, Caldwell. C a ro I De e m of CoI • . on s and M 1ss s leport Mrs, p erry . Mltch of Mi I 1 . dd M . and Mn. Chester Erwi n were u l)lbUII were Su nday guests llf Mr. approxima tely 70 persons , n c udAlso atte nding the di nner was· s M otor the or guest& ng I a: n e h t A Mornin Charl est on Friday to meet their n Deem i arl e · P s Mr d an OHIO "Middle of Uppe r _ Block" POMEROY ' Larry Mite� . . youJJger 1011 of Mr. cycle Club, Following the dinn er, son, Airman Michael Erwin, who Star and M rs. 'Mitch. M�5 Mil d red Martin has ret urn- W alter Bunce , of the locil club, arrived here for a short leave, H e · an d Mr. Zeigler _of the Athen s return ed to N ew York Saturday ed to her home, Palnea vllle, a(ter club, showed moY 1es. evening from where he will leave a two we eks vi sit wilh her mo(hThe l oral club h.av e recently on a mo n th's. cruis e t o Halifax, er , Mrs. E:verett McKn ili[ht on Union Ave., and !ier au n t, Mrs. acquired I clu b house on the Nova Scotia. Sunday afternoon vis­ J. A. Sween ey, Rutland and other Harrlsonvll_le Road and are <1ulte itors o f the Erwin family were Mrs. active. �fflcers are Geora;e Wag­ Richa rd Brown an d chlldren , Dick relatives an d frien ds. Mr. s nd Mrs. Thom a s McClu ng n er, pres1,dent; Eug�ne Willoughby a nd Brend a , Chillicothe, 'Miss Mabe l Hysell an d Mn. H er­ a nd family of Celina are spend- vice pres1de�t; Phlhp R11dford, se c ing this week with her parents, retary a nd Alva Clark, treasurer. bert Fi n k rec eived wo rd of the ser­ io us illness of their sister, Mrs. Mr. a nd Mrs. Dale Smith. G eorge Fry of Lockbour n e. Mre. Mr. an d Mrs. William Nease Son Sunday a nd family of Mi ddletown were Mr. a nd Mn. Eua:ene Sea rs of Fry e n tered U n iversity Hospital week end guests of th eir parents , '.diddlep ort are ann ouncing the this mo rning. While she Is hospit, Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Nease and ;Mr. birth of a &On, Robert Eugene . The a lized . Mr. Fry will st ay at th e and M�. Clifford Phillips. ba by w1111 born July 3 al Holze r home of their d aughter, Mrs. Wil­ Mra. Glady� Cuckler spent the Hospi1-I and weia:tied 7 pou. n d, one lia m Seip el. l}!eek ehd l n Oarwin with Mr, �nd and thre�fourth ounces. Sunday guests of Mr. an d Mrs . 0 Mr•. Welby Whaley. Grandparents a re Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Watson Sr. were Cecil Voss · Mr. and Mn. E. R. H o llon, Mr, Paul Frederick of Canfield an d Mr. an d so n , Ch11.rl es, and M ae Wilson foot bl9-yot It lo���f.rllt-lnl 1 2 cubic a n d Mrs. J ames Holl o n a nd fam­ and 'it.rs. M, M. Sears o f McCo n n els­ ' n tucky, Columbus Brickles 01 Ke of ' ,J, ' . ily and Mr. a nd Mn. Ediso n Hol­ vJlle. olumbus an d A n nie Yeager and C with Monday 1pent family lon a nd Mrs, Sears cam e la st Saturday 1\....-iu) coils Oil back., no Fllfi flat against wall, flush with .:-abineta "� sell of Pomeroy. re laliv es In Ripley a nd attend ed to be with the Seara an d thei r new Libbie Hy hinges on sides. Automatic-defrostlnc refrlaerator b l>f!,eutlfully the Fourth of July ce lebration so n until the end of this week there. whe n Mr. a nd Mr11. Frederick pl11.n Entertain WIth Dinner fitted, in side and doorside, with :,pe,clal eo1T1partments for special Mr. an d Mrs. Ed Noon of Col• tn co me to a111ist witb .;:a re- o( Mn. Mr. e n d ;dn. Leroy W a tson and umbus spe nt the hollday weekend Se ars a nd so n. Pa uline, entertai ne d daughter, foods. Big, separate door freezer holda 100 pounds at the nur a t their home lfl Minersvill e. with a din ne r, Su n day, a t their Mrs. Wil llam Fisher retur ned were Guesu St.' Condor on . home called o n Mrs. Kate Sinclair one zero level - and it opens with a touch of your toe. Tra de now ho me Saturda y arter III three weeks Charle11 Foss, Miss M ae Wilson a n d d.ay l a st week. visit In Sent:1eavllle with Mr. an d �r. sn d Mrs. Ed Loggin an d Mrs . F'red Foss oi Newport, Ky., for this RCAWHIRLPOOL Supreme FS-12B retria:erator•fl'tlf!zer. Mrs. Norma n Fisher an d family return ed home lo Crooks­ Mrs . Lydia Hysell, C o lumbua Bric­ family Mrs. and Mr. with and in Akron , ville Tu esday after spendin g the kles and Mn. Anna Yea ger, Po rn: John fi sher a nd f11.mily. eroy. holi day with Mn. Wm. Flaher, M r. a n d Mrs . John Fisher A nd ned r tel\l ha.a Richards Carl Mrs. so ns of Akro n spen t th e holid_ay to her hom e at South Ch arles ton Relative, Viait weeken d here w;th rel11Uve1. Mnt Any SIN or Model Yov Could Want Aft e1 a s everal days visit with Mr. and Mn. C. J. Struble enter­ Jim• end fri Do n ald flsher and n d Mrt. Ron a ld Davis. a Mr. tained their t a tives a rel of group a my Kirkm a n. Akron. are s pe ndl n fil Mrs. W oodrow Adams and chil­ home, W est Main St., for the holi­ IUSI ILBIRFILDS SINSIBLE �R IDfT SIRVICEJ a few weeks with hls gra nd mo­ 1 dren , Columbus, were weekend da y weekend. Fisher. ther, Mn. Wllllam gueats of Mr. and Mn. Ron ald Guests were Mr. and :�11. Joh n Mrs. Evely n Whal e)' of Darwin· For AU Used Flll'llllure .and Used Appliances On Sale Davia. Ootti11m, Cleveland: Mr. and Mn. ,i,IMy-t�• C..rlr ,.,., Mr. and Mn. William Peeplu Jack Cramer and dauthter, Jackie and hmUy, Columbus, vislted last ot Dover, and Mr. and Mn. RichAIII For Kenneth Wiggin, week with his grandmother Mrs. ard Slrublt and family , Carroll. '_,.,...,,,,,,,__ Mary Le-lfhelt and un cle Ed Sa uer A p•rt. frec k lo-faced Drink, £rom her own bot. Mr. and Mrs. WIii i am Howard doll with a o r t Vinyl tle, then wet■ 1 Turni n r and bmlly, Columbus, spent Sun­ he a d, open mouth, h ead, curly rooted hair. day with his mother Mr■. Nora moving eyes. Rooted cnovinc; arm,, le&a. Vinyl . Howard. hair. Nylon Drc■L Mrs. Rf!becc1 Richmond a nd 10n, Joh n , hid .as Sunday artemoon callers, Mr. a nd Mn. Harold Rich­ mond a nd t'hildren of Mansfi eld. · Mrs. Ella Wha ley spent Sunday with her son a nd daughter•ln-law, r)fr_ and Mrs. Herbert Whale)', at °tDa,win. Boys and Girls OXFORDS $1.7 7 pr. Roush's Shoe Store ! MEIGS THEATRE •• •• I • • Le:J • • • ••• • • •• CONTINUED A Ob · -·----• • , I D c•· HARTLEY & BENNETT SHOE STORE :,, i so - Buy her Christmas· DOLL now • • • during BEN FRANKLIN'S ID®r1!1 r1JjlWQfilWfilW • • �w�rrnr Born )Y- Elber1elds Complete Furnishing for your Home I ,, ' '•' • I• '' • '• 9,1 32-INCH TODDLER * * \ •• ' • ; > • I 25•1NCN BABY DOLL 711 )tf ----- · -' • - --- -- CH ECK YOUR LI CEN SE N U M BER TH I S WEEK ! • •. I _ )' ' ' ' j' You could-be a winner in :Sohio's I * eo,� ..,,_u.r,,-Jtlill 30-INCH dly, Hc'1 10ft�d. cud h pl111 n broW ith c, fur, Kapok fillin n oae, red ton &lltt plHtic t1yeL Ha• cute pompon ■IAll 444 $2 60 ,00· 0 --th W• CIMI wltb bottit I V i nyl I Inc 1 4·77 II-INCi IA■Y 1-.i Drink 'n wit doll head, Tum• • Jointed llmbt. RQOt­ od boir, RAL L'S BEN FRAMKLIN Mlclclleport, Ohio a1 De1'oted To TIie l11terem Of '.l'lle NO. 69 A hearing in Meigs Com­ mon Pleas Court was in pro­ gress this morning • befo re Judge John C. Bacon in the case of James Sears of Rut­ land vs the Bureau of Workmen' s Compensa·tion , The In­ dustrial Commission and Thomas Stewart of Dexter Ohio . Sea rs hos file d his cliim for Injuries receive d whil e working for Thomas Stewart. The jury hearing t he case co nsi sted of Mary L. Emmi�h, Gladys H offm an , Adria Swick, Ke nn eth A. DaviS, Cli n to n Fa ulk, Gh1 dys B a rber, Richard He:Hma n, JJ1 n e E. Russen, Alice V. Koen ig, Walter Bu n ce, M ary S. Mason and E. C. McGrath. I I I I -.! •1 1 I I I I j I Jo DOuht FOr Sixth School For Executives Starts Sunday Portland PTA Is Sponsorinll(.Dance Ohi0 Siayer �w•, au.t- lfillaril I vt._ Belpre Firing . Of Mayor uphe}d y u·Jgh CoOft Mrs. Croy, 61, Is Dead After Long Illness r,Q!"f - lit The Meigs Coun ty Coonhunters AIIOC!ation will hold · a Bench Show Sa.turday eveninf at 7:30 at the Bald Knob Fox Hunter& Lodge . Two shows will be held. On e is for dogs o ne year a nd u nder, the ot her for •og, over o ne y ea r of age. , Bob Balley, Five Point.I will be M•ster of Hou nds a nd Raymond Hartl ey, Racin e, will sene as judge. AJI persons with me mbership cards, or non-members willing to buy membership&, are entitled to free eats and refreshmen ts fol lo wing the show. Rhodes, Jamhius Reap $30,� For Movie Right COLUMBUS UPI - State Audi­ tor Ja mes A. Rhodes an d Dean Jauchius, co-authora of the book "The Trial of Mary Todd Lincol n ,'' ha ve received $30,000 from a movie company to piodu.ce a movie based on th e book. The product ion aeh edule ca lls for ca mera work to begin by t he fall of 1961. 'l'he company l11 J. & A. Produc­ tions Jnc., headed by George Jes­ sel . A spokesma n •■:i d actreAes Vivia n Leigh. Susan Hayward a nd Joan Crawford are under eon.aid­ eration for the title role. LIAVIS TODAY Jibs Grace Campbell lflfl today to attend Dr. E. Stanley Jon,a' "Aihtam" at Nortlifleld, MJDJa.. Blver Bdport ,, ·• ' ' .. - Americans In Cuba Planning Departures HAVANA, Cuba UPI-A grow­ ing number of Am erica n s were reported prepa ri n g to pull out of Cub a today in the face of prob­ able !>t1zure of all remaini ng U. S.-owned property .an d the possibility of i n creasi n &: a n ti-Ameri• cam1m. Cuba n Premier Fidel Castro un ­ derscored the deteriorati ng situalion with ,no the, wlld ..,ed denu n ciation of the U nited States for sl.nhing Cuba 's 1ugar quota yesterday. There has been a bia; exodus of America n residentt from Cuba in the pHt year, reducing: from 6,000 to about WlOO the number left here. But id9the face of worsen in g ,eub1-Amer:ie1n rela tions, the exodlu1 la being stepped up with private compan ies ge ttin g th ejr employea a nd fatnllies ou t of th e co untry-even though ihe u .. S. Embauy i1 not urgiQg Am' eri ean.a to le ave. .Up To frNIMduaJ "We are mating n o recommendatio ns up lo n ow," an embassy spokesma n s.t:id. "Jt'a up to the i n dividual." In an angry post-midnij;ht twohour speech btfore the closing seHlon of the Met&l Wbrkers Union Con gress, Cutro Hid Wed• nesday n igbt the United States �las hed the Cuban sugar quota in a "frenzy ol hate., . This w.u .bis, tint public rea� lion to President ELffnbo wer's aeUon i n cutting the 10gar q ta Castro declared that the -�:eai right" is just st arting • with tile U n ited sta tes. He charpd that Washi ngton was tryi ng to run Cuba and ruin its economy. But Castro surprised some observers by failing to announ ce specific reprisals for the sugar cu t in his speech. I Street Comer I Sh 'ff' M Mak Arrest On Wedneoday Was �ene Of I\ . ,'llllo ACCI'dent ' .6. Th e pomeroy po11ce n�partmen t investigated an a ccident at tl1e corner of East Main and Spring Aven ue Wednesday e ve• ning at u · 30 A csr d�iv�n by J0hnny You Pomeroy, batted into anoUJ°:; car driven by Howard Seidenabel of Tucson, Arilon1. There was medium damage · to the right 1ide of the Seidenabel eport CKJUa Y I vehicle in d to the rear bumper The Middleport Fire Depart- of the Young car. 1bere were ment e mergency unit received a n o arrests made OI' charges filed. call at 9: 1 7 a. m. today to the I hom e of Lawre nce Smith, Clifton . Smith was experie nci ng pains .., a bout the chest and was ta.ken i to th e offiCe of a Midd leport I eas Selection of 1� members 10 re- physician by th e emerge n cy u n it. A judgment in the .amount of . presen t the Middleport �•ttle $2, I97.1U and an order to a ttach �ague, July 22, � t �h e National equipment loc ated in Meigs CounLittle League D1str 1 cl Tournaty b as been Wed by the Mou nme n t has be en an nou nced by tain Iron and Supply Co of MIJOf' Chllrlft Lt1u of PomMa r1ager Woody Call. Parkersburg w Va aga�t G •roy today 11lced commut•rs not �ey .are Willard Moore, Wayne E. Maebon of bo and Maebo� vf Hun tington. W Va D11 v1 s and Mike Br.atton o( the ht park on tM ■rneled park. I In dians ; Jimmy Johnson and ln1 lot INtwwen MKh•nic St. and Butt•rnut Ave.. Friday, George Sauer of the Braves; Bruce Wa Usce and Ron nie Hi n dy of the LICENSI CIIANTED J uly 8. Redlegs; Gary Slobart, Mike Tht m•yor uld tt,• street A marriage lieen1e was Issued Jerry Gard ner, in Probate Court to Willia m D. dep,rtment intffld1 to put an Vanlnwag en, Sammy C1 a lworthy and Rodney Durst, 18, Reedsville and Martha oil t�tm.nt , Ob. th• a rq for Sauer will r epresent th e Sena- I 'dutt control. ' A. Coleman, 18, Lon, Bottom. :�s ; �:n;� �:�son w an d ��hnn;!;: t t nk lor i s t o re presen t the Red Sox, u e e8 I 1 . ar: �rc"k�� Fi��: !� t�� �ie��� ' • (' Davi d Ca sci of the B,ove,, LltTy Gladwell of the Senato,s and Pat u J Edw-ard5 of the Red Sox. Z, M; ddleport wilt play the winMIAMI BEACH (UPI) - Beauty is truth shocked officials ner of the South 1:oin_t-Minford of the Miss Universe contest cried today. Miss U.S.A. who ial!l e �n the winner • field. :P�r- will be chOsen tonight from among. 15 finalisb will have to . hcipabng p\aye� are to practice win on their own attributes without "f-'·1 «Mi ·es" or "Willi ' I cloC· ., Saturday morning at a o'clock. t':J.res. Under rul es a player must have . . A Wa{cbful off1c1a1 .of Catalina Swimsuits , which owns title a league ag e of J I or 12. to the conlest, looked closely at the American girls preparing to go on stage Wednesda� night and made a startling discovHASK INS TO PREACH Noah Ha s kins or Mid dleport ery. "I mad e those 9Wimsuits," she for photographs," the C atalina will preach at th e Foresl Run M eth odist Lhu reh at 9 a. m., at said. "I ca n tell when th ere's lady said, "but I couldn 't do it in the Raci ne M ethodlst Church at l somethi n g !here that's not sup• the contest." She nid one girl waa found to 10:45 a. m. and at th e PorUand Posed to be.'' " Sure en ough, 20 of the U. S. con- be wearinc: ■, '"walat cincture Methodist Church at 7:30 p, m. I 'tt1tan'8 were fo und to � cilea t- 11om ethlnc 1imilar to a corset, •nd all on Sun day, July 10. Ing, They h.ad on fahi�s . ··1 don 't think lt'a fair for the The Catalina official, who asked girls to ;weir su�h thinp, It'll "IRLLING ANNOUNCED A bellina and shower for Mr. to rem a in 1nonym om1, said she cheattna:l' . 'lbe 1� I(], s. finall1b: Include and Mn.. Jerry Welker (Jill dema nded . thal all 1ueh artifice, Sn owden) will be held S1lurd1y be removed, but si:r. girls tried to Corrin� Hi,ff, ll ol Younptown, eveniua:, July 9, at the Hemlock io on ltlfile without dolng so. Ohio, the Hnt Aiiierican Meant to Grove Gr&llle ball be&inning .. They were ■top ped. compete ln the Mm Uilivene eon, • l•I lhe"1 J<I awa, with it t,st. I p, m. � J•bll< II lnvlltd. 1 I I "-onhunters i1 Bench Pian Show Saturday ' 1! I I I I / I I · · '° wellston Man's APpeal Turned •·-· DOwn BY f.ourt I Former Resident Of Pom�roy Dies In Cincinnati -----·Frogmen Speed To Retrieve Bodits Of 17 Men . Entombed Under Water In B�p Catastrophe Mr. Craig, a native of Jackson coun ty, W Va , came to Mid­ d leP?rt 35 years �go and beca'!I� consigne e for the Texa s Gas j / & Oil Company m 1 927, rece iving his 25-year service from the company several years ago. He r etired Janu ary 1 196-0 Mr. Cr;ug became mayor of ' MlddlePOrt In HM6 an d resigned c all .a n ytime. Burial will be ·in the followi n g yea r after hl.1 sue. Riverview Cemetery. He,·. Fred . ce1Sru1 campaign for Meig1 eo un - I . G ardn er, in cha rge. 1 ty commissioner, .a position in Fri e nds may call a1 t he Ewi ng t which he served tllree fuU t erms. Funer al Home after noon Friday. • 1 Mr. Craie waa .i.: mem ber of the Middleport I Ch urch o f Christ of Charleston, t Va �11 P IILL SWIFT ,, : A . , cia!t i __....int •1th 1M U. S• Naval es o Mobil• Construction Bettalion ter Coun�/!:: l111ta l an d Select Sewn at the U. S. Naval St• Hon, ROOHvatt RNds, Pu.rto t h e Masters, R.lco It WIiiiam ,. Swift, I Kni ght Templar COLU MBUS UPJ - The Ohm 1 l itin FM" th i rd cl••• USN, hu, De� 1,h Supreme Court Wedn eaday reband ., the- forlMr Mi• JoAnne I fused t o hear lhe appeal of a S w•tul of 1511 N,- Ave., PomMasons, CharlesWellston m.an seeking to avoid 1 •Ion Shrine Tem_ •__________ I 0 paymen t of d.amages to an other ple and th e RaMr. Craig / Wi!ll!to n ma n who was injured i n venswood E astern Stars £<I � f'v na an auto accident near Xen ia. Surv ors are his wif � n) L. (Brow The court overruled a motion Craig, a t ho e ; two sons, Rober t D., Middleport and for .ippeal by Gilbert L. Marquis, Ha rry W. Craig, Jr., sh: gra nd­ th e driver or the car i n which childre n a nd se veral nieces an d Gould D. Campbell wa s a pasnephews, ' senger d ur i n g a 'May 1956 traffic B accid ent . . Funeral services will be Sa tCOLUMBUS UPI - The Ohio I Campbell s ued Marquis for $36 . u rda)' al 2 P- m. al the Ewing 000, and a Jackso n County jurY Supreme ��urt Wednesday . upheld the hrmg or Belpre village Funenl H-0me where frie nds may awarded Campbell $10,000 despite a ll Ear_l � - Walker by th l? Manh Marquis' contention that he w1111 v)ILage eoun�il l� June, 1958tired and lbat Camp�ll h ad The �ourt s brief o�er re versed rlf'Used to relieve him a t the the ru.hne; of the Washmgton Counwheel. I ty Court o( Appeals. _ . Th e Supreme Court 1111d t he ap- 1 1 �ll� te. �urt "erred i n substit Ut• / the 1 � g its Jtftlg�en t for that �f 1 �1 l1age cou ncil li nd revers ing the , Two me n forfeited a total of J �dgm.�nl o� the Common Pleas $50 in bondt in County {:ourl Lo urt. , . Tuesday morning. Walker was charged with � 7 • . d�s- 1 co_unts of miscon duct an d Den ver Nutt forfeit ed 1 $2!5 the vii• I ssed by _a 4·2 vote of mi Gertrude Archer Croy, 61. a bond on an intoJ:ication ch arg e n native or fomeroy, d ied July 3 at I lage cou cil. He appealed . to l�e and Joh n Albert Fultz, Pt. Plea­ Commo n Pl eas Court which said her home in McConnelsvill e alean t, forfeited the sam e amount th;1t 1 4 of lh e charges were u n• l for falling to appear to ,1nswer ter a long ill 55 Survivors 1::iude her husba n d , �ubsta ntial but_ three of them chargell of passing on a curve. were s_u b!ita nt1a_l and supported . Fulb: was .arrested . by the Ohio Roy, five daughters, Eilene of cred itable evidence." by Pomeroy; Mary or McConnelllVille; Highway Patrol. 1 Sir11h of Zanesville; M argaret of In other action in Judge Em­ lndlan a and Susa n at home; two m ett People'e court this momlng eons, R. 0. of Colum bu s and 8 e erl en AlAlb ert Keeto n ple aded aui l ty to fen of McCon nelsville, several ! a DWI ch arge and W18 fi ned gra n dchildre n an d her parents, , The Meigs Cou nty Sheriff's De$100 and costs and sentenced to Mr and Mrs Stephen Areher of partme nl ma de o ne arrest yesterthree days in county j aiJ. Keeton Rut· 1an d Road, · · Pomer�y. day. previously had pleaded not guilty She was preceded In death by . H e was Emmett Welch o r Porn- 1 to the ch arge and h ad been re­ da ughter and a brother Ver- eroy, for i n to xicatio n , who will I 11 leased on bond June 15. �n sw�r lo tl�e eharge,i this morn - I n on Lee Archer ?f Pomeroy, Fune�a i services ";ere h�ld 1 ng in Judge Emmett Peoples' . Tue�d11 y m McConnelsv1lle With I co urt. burial th ere. W I Fairway Bulletin t Ha��v12�i��! !����n�o��!!.,!.���l' $50 Forfeited yfwo M� Jn .. f.ounty Court Execution Left wli� S:NGLE �i �urroundings In Climax To Racine Celebration ,� -:i II/'....,11\e ..., 7, 1960 r· I u· I ' •nd � ,.,....., ....... ..,., ind frk111y. Not RWC111 flft .... tu,.. c1aa..-. H ...,_ ..., 74-U. Low tani.,tt 5U2 N-.,fh. , , 1 d ay at , . IO a.m. m Meigs General Hospital after a three-week •·•· j illness . I l Hi Am d R V anons ong ea ant gg ows ean b ea , p ri p I IL' Three Carma.ken In Boomtimes On Sale1 �. """"'"' ......, .... Passed Away After Ill ness I !�:· Squad Answen Early Call Al Condor-st Ohlo: �artly ct-,, with ..,,_ � 1fMt,noon er "9Rlftt ltli""" Harry Craig, FOrmer Ma yor, Count y Com missioner Is Dead ! . L1 h• K community celebration the OUTSIDE ENTERTAINMENT July Fourtn at Racine during 10 N��te : 1c;::1: o, RM : I to best judged at o fl the them erious s in the parade ·held e o. Here is ville, w. Va ., and a grad uat: Y:i inc luded much of a _ Chester Hi(ilh School a nd Ohio d owntown .M onday morning. Mrs . Ollie Coza rt was in charge of building it, call ed "Hope University, h1111 been employed Of The World/' by the Racine Baptist Chure b .. It depicted the sm8U town neighborhood 10 teach E n glish at Ru tlan d Sen - church as the cornerstone of communities con cerned about cl ean, moralistic living . Left to ior high s,hool, &rade, 10, 1 1 right on the float are Sally and Kalhy Obltz, D orothy Wilcoxen, Debra Ka y McMillan, and a n d 12 , Nola Obit-,:. Mn;. Parker taught a l Ch ester e i g ::: !:��:.��:.:�.::::: • i: · Meigs County. • · e e • ed In 1958 to te,chreturn She . a fte r her � arr1a ge with a Tuppen at service ye ar of , Pl ains, and last y ear at Albany. A tilted auditoriu m witnessed the marriage vows of Angina omy, Bob Beegle, as hil asalstant. M aid of h onor was -Diane PowPectoris Perl!na Eggplant, played by Mad lyn Pow ell, to CLARA tilAOMI OHLINGIR, G eorge Washmgton Augustes Peabean, act.ad by Florence ell. Singi n g the wedding ritual waa age 6, will enter Children's Hospi- Adams, Monday vening at the Racine High School Auditor the ramolla singer of the stage e - a nd cr n .ate Smith, pla yed by tal in Columbus July 11 for heart _ " · '> a conclusion to the Firemen's Fourth of July inside A nn,, Po a. ium w e'11K surge ry performed Sept. 4, 19$7. ta nt. enter inme 5'1 Miss Eggplant wa, rmer o f The surgery performer Sept. 4, 19 . The stage was decorated bea uli- Ucense, a large roll of wa ll paper. dre88ed in the best of r.aa;a a n d II The girl 's paren � are Mr. and Th e bride ' s p a rents, played by snapping and slippi n g blac k garfully with ealtails, wlld lilies, Mn Conrad Ohlin&er, Pom'eroy, greeni ng flowers ia buckets, and Gib Hart and Jean Haym an , could ter. hardly control their emotions. In Preceding the wedding cert-;: FUNERAL SIRVICIS for Veda e lderberry. Four br a nched candela bra (us- fa ct, • doctor (Bob Beegle) h ad to mony Freeland Norris, Gib and VanMeter Will be held Friday al lJ.ihtinc i n c a ndles) solved be c alled for lhe bride's mother. Reb Hart and Dan Hayman 8'!11 the g 2 p. m. from the <.ilfton Taber­ �cte w_ilh Qte Bev. In Wellman, problem, but. part -0f them had to She WIii beautifully clothed for the q:tDr�te wadding IOIIBa, -,:uil" Bradbury, in char(ile and burial be ' "bl6Wn out beduie tfhmen de- occasion with black Jace."up ■hoe■ as ''.I!"! Been wo�ttn· 11ie Ra.11clared they had no burning permit. a n d a red bandana . ro11d,r' .f:nd "The Night That Paddy in Sunerest M e morial Park. Flower g irls Lucille Norris and The chief usher was ba re footed Murphy Died." They had a dverFriends m ay call at th e resl­ dence in Clifton anytime. Fogle- Jane Powell were dressed J n sack J oe Swain , wi th Doetor D euteron• Used the more tradltion'a l songs dresses. Ri n g bearer And)' Cross, would be Bung. 11ona ia In ch ara:e. dre1111ed in knee pants, carri ed the Dan Hayma n made the pia no ring on a fishing POie. tAlk with auch wedding tunes ae Beat ma n E. A. Wingett presen t• , "In th e Wooda," "Listen lo the ed th e prea cher with the marriage Mocklng Bird" a nd "Alexa ndria's ,Ragtim e Bird Ba nd.'' - TbJ Pomeroy :Emergency Squad Mr. Freeland Norrls, ba n ker, was called out at 3: 46 a . m. this farmor, a nd politicla �, performed morning to administer oxya:en to n e JenDJI: Watson, Condor St. COLUMBUS UPI-Richard F. the w eddi g rit s using rural erica 's most popula r wish-book, Am She was taken to the Meigs Rutherford did n ol know today General Hospital b)' the ■quad if his executio n, scheduled for a Sears, Roebuck eat,alog. upon advice of a loea,I physician. J'riday night, would be carried out, del ayed or cancelled - for SIYIN ATTINDtNG C AMP The good. sixth a nnual Exe cutive Dese\len memben of tbe Let&fl: velopmenl Program sponsored by GOY, Mich ael V. DJSalle was FaJls 1'roop 241 Boy· Scout, are it- Ohi o, Univenity'11 College of aaked Wedneaday to spare th e te�dinc c.:imp Arrowhead. They Commerce opens Sunda y here. life of lhe 26-year-old Bridgeport ani Bobby Woods, David - Foll'., Ed- · P a rticipa nts are men i n the convict , eentenced to death for die Moran, Terry Rouab, jda,1:, <;lat- 35 to 50 yea r age group who have the fatal beat1n1 of his llfelone r -----._ce and Dale HHlr had 10 to 13 years' buainess ex, fri en d, Lawtent!'e Price. 21!1, a .l..iiiit night parents of ICouls perience . a nd were eboaen by Bridgeport pool ball operator and Fun11r1I services for Mrs. Anna vla.iled the camp, " Ten boya became their employers H havinfil pote n• jam bier. Nl:r.on , age 61, who d ied Boyd E.tg:1e Scout• durtn,: ceremonle1. tial for adva nc emenl to top ma n• Wednesday In a Cincinnati hospl­ · DiSal(e, in turn , asked Rep. A. \ agement positions. tal wlll be held from the Chase PlllSONAL MINTION The four-week sess.ion ls de­ G. Lanclone (D-Belmont) to carry ,Funeral Home, Sunday at ,1 p. m. A2c and Mra. Jack Colem.tn and stined to give the men •■ bettet an " appeal to the U. S. Supreme Mn. Nixon Was the d aughter daughter, X.Lby, 1penl the week understanding of all . areu of Court. The governor offered to the lale Charles and • Anna of end with l(n. BetheJ Coleinan, I.Jn­ business. arant a etay ot execullon whil& Sutton Boyd and had formerly cotn Street, M.iddJe&)ort, Such areas as financl1I con­ the 11ppeal WH pendln1: re1ided in Pomeroy. Mr. and Mra. J. E. Sanborn of trol, produetton , distribution, hu­ Laneione, appolrittd aJon1 with She 111 survived by twO daugh­ Cheshlre 1pent the we ek end wlth m a n relations, labor and cbllte­ Wilbur Y. Armstron,; of Bellaire ters, Lala Davis a nd Eileen Wi nn n Mn. Sanbor 's sister, Mr■. Richard tive hargaini ng and businese po­ to defen a RuthePlord after Di• two sons Cha�les a nd Virgil, 111 Worner: Salle asked the Belmont Count)' licy will be covered in elaa.aes. of Clnc�n a ti, 12 gra ndchildren ; Mr. and Mn. CIHford Coleman or Bar Aaen. to find· someone to de­ two ,liters Mn. Jen ny Bryant (;olumbua viaited briefiy with Mrs. fend the convict, did not say if and Mrs. Eble Bry ant , Rutland, aetbel Coleman, Frid.ay. a:o to Ule Su9reme and tWO brothers, Joe, Pomero;v he Would Court. and Lawrence of Cin dnnati. He Insisted Rutberford h ad re­ She watl preceded I n dea th by 1rhe Portla nd" PTA will sponsor ceived an unfair I.rial. But he her husband. a ro u nd a nd square dance .at the a,id he and Arm•tron& did not Friends will be received at the UP1 - Chevrolet, Portlan d Grade School. Friday, ba ve the time or the experience DETROIT home Saturday eveni111. fune-ral Cadillac, and Rambler today re­ (rom 9 to 12 p. m. for an appeal-and there wa, no xThe ReT. Herri n g will offlci1te · Cliff Bye rs and the Strlna: one to pay the fees. ported aales for the lint six and burial will be in Mlle1 Ceme­ lev, LHnarif $ah of th• Pint months of 1960 were t.he, high est Noteii will supply the muaic. tery. Methodist Church of lrld,-port Uteir Th e re will be no admlulon for for any limil11r period in childre n under 12. told DIS.II• ,.. HnMd the city histories. Th e 944,107 Chevrolet sales was of Brlda-.ort sought to deanH DtVOllCI ASKED It■ own ..ut bf- Mllftl Ruth­ the highest lot any .auto maker erford •aecvNtl. J a ek D. Ghee, Pomeroy, has in the i ndustry's hlstot)', Americ an ST. ANDltlWS, Scotland Ul'I Motors• ;Ix-month total waa 239,590 filed pet ition for divorce from -Auttr1H1'1 Kel N•il• had MAN CITID compared with illea of 190,<m in Susie Ghee, a mi nor, Bellairt, O. tile ·pu"lnt tovch thait tun.r-1Arthur Neaae, 35, Pomeroy, ha■ u•, Artt0ld P•lmer lacked to­ In another entr1 a t the Clerk the first half last year, and Cadil­ lac ..1es were 78�. bl.j:hest for of Oourts' offl"'!, Bol¥!rl L. been ci ted to appear before Coun­ day ind smuhecl ;., ..,. ••• an)' ta-month period.- in I� 58· Fisher w111 granted a divorce ty Co urt on a charae o( speeding stretr:1t wltlt. a '7 In tM MCGnd from Anna G. Fisher. by the Slate Htehway Patrol. )'NI' hJetory. r.ouM _, th• •r1tf1h 0,-n 9olf chlr,tplonshl, for a stunning ml_., t.t•I of 1K. ,etmer, tllt U. S. Open cham­ ,1.,.. Mm Ligonier, Pa,, who haiNi• to add this crawn to hi• American l1uNl1, aW'N • crowd 1f 1UOO With hfs ltoomlna ◄rlMI IJilt hMI to Mttla for • Rosendahl blamed tbe trafedy ,.,......,.lier• 71 In the .-.cortcf B�GAT LIGHT, N. .S. UPI- • clues to what brought them to di• Frogmen we.re aped today to Lhe illter. , f partly on "the Navy', conti n ued t'\fUM abll a l41 total that left Even II two Aeparate Navy In- bllnd refusal to properly evaluate, wrecll:aa:e of the giant NaVJ blimp him fl.. IM1 lll'NH l,ehlnd ZPG-3W in a deapettte. effort to veatigation, were beaun Into the admit and benefit from . the ri1ld Natl.. ' retrieve bodies of t7 �en pre- cause of · Wednuday'1 collaPff a irship lessons of the past and turned dead ln lta •&t>nd01a ' before and ■inking Or the llj:hter-than-.alr build compa.rtmenud structural MIIGI OINlllAL HOSPITAL heavy: sea, brea k \IP the cr111hed ship, • lona-Ume veteran of ,uch - ainhlps • . . 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