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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 • . . "-Se demanded a con • Admilsiona: Jennie .Wat.Ion, Pom­ nights char,ed the trqedy w•a aniulonal or other "neutr,l " In• troy; Mni.,,:ather Brickle,, Albany; ainhip'• remain■• craah "Undoubie4ly related t.Q the quea- ve11tiptlon. The Cl\114!1 of Lois Cecil, Middleport; John Gul n . The Relianc e <;:Iau �uhlp col• t�er, Cheater; Madie Smith, Pom • Wedllf!lda.y dhdn1 • mercy mia- tlonable w"isdom of bullclin1 ■lkh tio'1-eom- lipsed and went down Wednetday eroy. ■ion off lhe New Jersey coast re- large: airehtpe on the IS mtles off the .JeneJcoast, touth D.lschaq:ed: :tthan Harper, Porn\ 1:Pained a mystery. On e of the partmented or blimp principle." A4mlral 81.,... Navr \ three 1urvlvon denied any erploof Bamegat IJght on IAll.l Beach eroy; Doy Hamrick, Enterprise, W. Retired USN VJce Adm: f=. E. bland. One man who e,caped Iron'! Va.; Jaime, ¢undue, Charledon, W. lion Otturred. I 1 Navy •uthorltie1 feared the RoHD.�ahl &aid ta New York. "this . tJte wrecll:Ue tild !i&IJ Ricked up Va.; Harry si.wter, Middleport. \, B1rthli Mr. and, llra. Olcu' S'mith �e4 The,. were three bown surto9dola m�t breafl up wlthid ii not Juat anolb.er airahlp . hours and tbe bodi11 of the dent to bci ,wept under the ru1 Yifm. &lcbt ,ptfieen J.nd lS · en- of Pomll'OJ, a daughter; Mr. ,,and mlpt IJe claimed . wlll> another oondomneilali •f aJr. l4ted .,.. ' !bat bod hND· 1boord � lrtHl'l , Jrict]'11, A)billy, a 1 ahipo In pno,al." ajoa, ott.,> . , �- , v- • " ·"' ., . ,_ , •� -� � me en t1 n e Weather 1'ldfl•·••- Area Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday , July Court Hearing Compensation Case Today CLEARANCE SALE I XII • Area Roundup: H'ou,. Save $ $ On This Event r ..... ". I ) Texas Couple Announce Birth Of Daughter t:i•;��- • ly llnthcl PrM■ lnternatlon., The MW ,..,,Hon of Mall In Afrlc., flt1bll1hed wlMn HI• PNnch t.rrltoriet of 1.,,...1 ,tnd Sudan daclarffl lttMlselvn ,..,.ub­ llu, conrs an ,,... twice the slq of THH and h.. about a.ix million lnhtblt■nts. VOL -. e Now You Know Olive Farm Women .. All-Star Cast Named By Call Jo Middlepor --:- Clifton �Ian Aided "· B Middl d I I ----, • Mayor S BUlJ etm I I I Jud•emeot Mked In I ! I I I I Comn1on Pl Court b �• · · Beauty Is Truth UnfalsifI"ed' i?,ay Sh0Cked mverse Ud�es The I I I 'l I �• Z--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 7, 1 960 OAILV - L HOIJ,-.,oo4 e, l(Jn,l ot ll&Utry 11. Dtlult19 ll. Blu:k vullure ,•. "' 13. Story U. FHaheUI (Brit.) 1,. Overhead 16. Emily Dickinson, for one 11W 8. Sdame 4. Humbef, •- Ru(abb r-.} .I, &place« 1. twaoguo 8. Musko.1 Jnstrument 9. Boy's nickname (pou.) JO. :Mr. Murprt, band leader 1 • . Thus 18. Fruil-' (H. l ) 20. MUJ!C :not.e 21. River-made 18. Yellow bugles deprt1SIOn9 23. El(cept lht.t 19. Chlnesi, mUo '6. Hawk panot 27. Before 28. Cuckoo 29. Welrht (Nelh.) !10. Moderately •low {mu1.) 32. Spain { abbr.) 83, Hence 34. Clu1lercd � 38. Burm eae native fO. lnaurgentl fl. Cicatrix 4'3. Po111Uve pole 4t. On the left (naut.) ,!t BlrU! markl 4.IJ, Supple t.wlp 17. Glrl'ii ;name ;,• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • & Mason Me1gs • COllll1lg EVants CKO � S W O R D 21. Oroak. letter 2'l. Sea eal'le 23. Loud. nois<, . vene 2�. Christmu girt · �-1'••�· 37, Eut by / aouth (abbr.) 19. 1)...... ., 32. Klnd ot leather weight 3�- Nevada. city 34. Unit ol coln Fides Lodge, K. o f P. will meet thb ev eni ne at t he hall in Middl e port. Main busin ess o f the eveni n1 will be the in,atallation of ollicer s. All Knights are re• · quested to attend. There will be refreshments served after 1he meeting. Bethe l N o. 62 of th e I nter nat i onal Orde r of -Jo b's DaughtP rl'I will meet tonl(lhl at 7 : 30 at the Pome r oy Maso nir Te mple . July I Rock Sp ri nga Gr a nge will spo n• sor a buffet aupper Fr i d ay at th e Grange Hall, begi nni ng al �:30 p. m. The public is invited . July 9 Old fa shi oned featival at Bach• tel EUB Chu rch ne ar N ew Haven, 4 p. m. Littl e Leagu e Bake Sa le Middl epor l, 9 a. m, at Sport s Ce nter. July 10 Th e Y o ung Adu l t Cl ass of the . Heath Methodist Chu r ch. Middleport, wil l have a awlm pa rty and picnic at th e M u n icipa l Pa r k th is Sunday. The me al is pl a n ned f or 41 p. m. and tho1 e pl an n in g lo attend are uked to contact Mrs . Bernard Full.% so that the me n u may be arranged. Each o ne is alao aske d to b ri ng th e ir own tabl e service . July 7 J .1, Re10rt 4.2. Agaln■t \ U. Exel.a.ma,. Uon ( ■]ang') l•arnlac :18. Old Greek 1. Aleutian )f l1land 2. Clergyman (mil.) Todey J11ly 7 Members or tbe Twilight Ga.r dtm llub are reques ted to meet on the lowe r pa rkina J ot Thursday at 6 p. m . to go to Mason, W . Ya., for a tour o f th e g a rdens o r Mrs. I r ving Karr Jr. :u.. Per­ 31 Ar&.ent (abbr. ) DOWl'f � .. IIAILY VRYl>TOQUOTE • I 1 ..,,�Jt!tflMMf t�; :11:,,1 "°* •&II.., tho code Iott,.. 11 Ont1 1,tttr 1lmply 1tandll for another. tn �-"'""'�II 11111 .. 'S:ln,11 tiltm. apoti,i. _ for the three L's, X for the two O'•• IHI" tro�u. the 1.!nlth and formatum ol. tbil &re dltlA-. !lo,ib day · - , 4' t' _ _ . . ........, A Clf7plo- � ' , J � f I I L R 0 11 r,a o 1 1• lt l C Q Y X Y 'l' O � q u x u O O K ll L U X X CI U O a ... ... s a •V• ' ·, a , o R - U A U I O. Yaterday'a Cryptoqaotei 0RA.NQJD INii&ftllik\ CJlll'r 'JOUR LOVEll-VOI.TAIRIII, r · -- ·i lit') - - .. __ 41>.�- - "'!.?I* _. __. -- --- A CAPITOL Just Put .Your Foot In It IDEA • • Br, J. Sh,rm■n Port♦r S♦n.■tor, 7-1 Dl1trkt Stylr 1 840 J ust put your foot in ii . . . aat you ' l l spend most sum. mer days wearing iL It's a sleek llllle w hile leath er pump , just tho sort that pays nice compliments to aU your summ ertime fash­ ions. ONLY $2,9 8 Mid dle port Dept. Store • • 'Q PHONE WY,!-21141 l'OMEROY, . 01110 SERV ICE CINT IR AN N EX Whil e on vacation Mr. and Mrs B . M. Buchanan visileO Mr and �n. J ack Kel!er +nd ol ParkerJb\U'& , Wednesda.y. Thurs• day M r. Buchanan a.nd 511n ipe.nt w1lh C. B. Nutter family Sun• �ay Mr a nd Mn' �y W aJd a.Dd ram'il y · ' Ia.toil.¥ �•n b ** SM,c Mufflln ,., r n e -- me e ting Afle r th e busin ess ganies were played a nd sack lunch l'rljo _1 ed All ending we re Nanc)' Knotts, Nancy Pope, N_ 1mcy Le e , Dianne Caton, Jo yce Might, De bbie Glassl)urn, Linda and Wa nda Car• Mrs . d illo ,and Mrs, Lathey an d Swick, Vis il..i.n.l at the- Evereu Co lwell home over the h o liday week end wiare Mr and Mn. IJ�es �o� Jltl. �•- Shen "!'.d famll.,, "' e.ct_eld � family- a.oi:l' P,V1d Col.Wei • ., Optomet�ill' ' ·. ' . . e. . SalJuly ·cI·earance ------ I I FROM 9 TIL 9 \ AT BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, Ohio SEE THESE WSAZ•TV STABS BgE ' WEEK-END SAUSAGE 3 lbs. $1,00 I ' ' .' ' . '' .. ' ., . ' k Bci eir�.s,, Are Rea I ly Steamboati ng ·• · With This Sa le HOME-GROWN CAB BAGE Sc lb. 8as"811s JiloYI$ '.5ttl loffl .. ..,1a VACUUM _ PACKED ( O F F EE 49c lb. can '' ' Open Evenings Ill 7:30 p.m. Beer and Wine Carry.Out I' With Summ er Toys M r . and Mra. Herman Caud ill and Mr. and Mrs . Denver Rice and i son, Bill y, o r Midd l eport, and Mr. and Mrs. Durward Cummi ngs of P omeroy spen t last Saturday at [,e. tart Island where they enj oyed boali ng an d a picnic. Su nday th e Caudil ls a nd Cum­ mings were guests at the Rice ho m e for chicke n barbecue. BANANAS 2 lbs. 25c )' I S6ftballs Bots SCind Tars Swim Rings B,lfPIJrm,n $Its - Miniature Golf -Sets' \ Pools - Inflated Rafts Wading ' . ;\, lotteriu * ... .... •¥P.ta.•rila • Tiree LEAN JUICY TENDER Minute Steaks Ground Chuck Akron FamUy J'iaiu Sunday In Middlepotl ' , .....----�:.......... ..,..-i._....,...;.:,.,.·...........J·t.:;.��........�;,-·Joi'. SM.OKED CAUIES , . . . . . . . . , . . _ . . . . . lb, 33c WIENas . . . . . . . . . - ' . . . . . . . . . 2 lb. pkg. 99c CHEF·BOY-AR-DEE PIZZA MIX SNJDERS 6-0Z. Sunday g ues ts with Mr. a nd Mrs. L. E. R eynolds and Mrs. Marga ret Reynold s were Mn. L.-E. Reyn olds bro ther-in-law a nd siater, M r . and Mn. Errol C onray o f Akro n who spe nt th e week end with Mn. B. A. Dodson at C heater; Mr. an d :drs. Val Reynold11 and daughters of Morgantown, W. Vil.; Mn. Peter Stace, Mr. and Mra. Joe McKa)' a nd daughten and Mr. and Mrs. Ge rald . Rupe of Middleport. The Conra}'a were enroute ho me fro m Memphis , Ten n .. an d stopped in M eigs County for the h oliday week end. ASSORTED SUCKER'S Lunch Meats Markin 's Food Market RUTLAND, 01110 boo or HAMBURGER ,BU N S HOT • 3 1c • 4 for 75¢ • · • jar., 10¢ • Picnic Plates 2 pkgs. 25� MO. PMTS. IOO ,,,_,,,,,..... H,IO '200 ..._........... fllAl Collectors' Hema-gifts for girt■ of all age, • Drones satin or lac• trimmed with braid • Made of unbntakabte skin-tone plastic • Ann■ and head move, eye■ open and clo■e • a� tall, with lllellke llllr • or lb.49¢ pkg. of 10 MUSTARD Don, iivlrlOld """'"· Git . flW hundred Dressed In tradltlonal natlonal costumes of lands across the seal - lb. 59� • WI EN ERS - CATSU P . 11011,ra for I bl1 double &1rraled purpose. 1 . Cll11n up bills. 2. Take • vacation. Phone for l11t 1pprov1I. DOLLS -- lb. 59¢ • HAVE A ROAST SUCIIER'S ALL MEAT SKINLESS LADIES LIKE LITTLE LOANS LETART HOME,GROWN TOMATOES • Your choice o1· $ 2 95 Value -+ Only l1 .oo With Coupon la ...,., ,,..tap tC ValleJ Bell Cottq'e Cbeeee, Larae CUrd. IIDlll cad You'D llr1<l a FREE COUPON and Low,Calorlo, I There'• al.o a eoupon Id th Pl!Uaps of. Val ley Beu Dlp,N-Chlp. Be aure to set your, todq. < • • HOME-GROWN Green Beans · 2 lbs. 25¢ II ...thti lhH ff - HOME-GROWN SWEET CORN Houn 9 lo I - Thun. t III Noon 121 E. Mllbl SI• Phone WY·Z·2 171 THE FOOD MART ' ,Plllme WY 2-!IIZt • pkI• 47C 2 - 14 OL btlS. 33c I NSTA NT COF F EE 8 7� Sirloin Steak - - lb. 89¢ f · ·· · · ·· · · · · ·• ' •· • · • ' · · · ' ·· · ' · · · · · · • •·· FOLGERS CATSUP CHARCOAL THEM TOP CHOICE BEEF - THE FINEST 'rollplpn W'� '1!!�+----ft ,�l!'f ' .U &I\E . . . . . . · · · · · · · · · · · · · - · • 6 pkgs• 25C KOO'I.All ARMOUR BANNER OLEO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . 5 lbs, 89c lb. 79¢ • EXTRA GOOD ( LOAN· Mark 1" ns Food Buys COOK OUT Outing Spenl Al Lelarl l,lan,l GOLDEN RIPE I r:;: 1;;��. SPEOAl OFFER ''Costume Party" ! .. LAR D 25 1&. c1,1n $3.25' d I nator, toted sev en and one . half Seoul Troop 249 wa, held WednesA po und&. Fl o _ rt: nce B�oheck, author, d�Y . Ju 1Y 6, at the IOOF Hall. w.■ ■ surprised to rmd h er hand dltcuu 1on WU held on the eomree on July 22 • 23 at l e r:,o � � i :: �: a i l fe1r° �[ ���U&e . Sixl.een member, and three leadHlld11· Kusell , who doea pubhc- era attended Wedneaday '■ mee•1 . ... ity, carried four pou nd ! rour It ii announced that new mem;";. ou nce. - ·•but that'11 large · for are welcome Meetill are at 7 p. p m e , " •he a.aid. 'Tm a small · I n W ednWayi at the IOOf' �nd IOmetimea I see my renect��n �a1i° m a l tore \l' in dow and feel Ji.ke I · ask.mi 'Hey bag ' where are you / ,. Fellow,hip 0/ Prayer going ?' Carrin C....._. C.vler JV pr ram T .JHope Skillman, th e te:s:lile ty• , .u o, O,r,..., �e1Jowsb p of Prayer was tbe coon, canted a pune weighing topic of the1 propam preteoted fiv e pou nds a nd a briefcue weigh. . Her bert Db: on when the ing 12 into which sometimes go �s:�a f the Enterprlae_ EUB o ch ee&e or cavia r pu r<:haae& plus C h urch m et Tuead,ay evemn1 tll fabric swatche!, booka, order the C urc . h h blan ks etc. Mrs. �hi! Obllncer preaided at M argaret J:focka da)', pr eaident t�e buu_ne11 se11lon and a 1pe. of the adv�rt 11i nf firm of Hoc k, ci�J J!t oJe ct lo� miai on work in aday As�1atea, I! ramo UJ among Nigeria w.u d1scuued. Re !resh• her aaauc1ates for her large hand- ments were: served �t the �oae of the mff:L:ng by 11 111 Genev1ne ha p. 1 Weeks. "�! II, l_ hate to calTl'. a brief- Sto bart and .Mra. Eldon--c�. said the executiv e, who weighs 1 �4 i:,ou nds and carried a Miss Hockaday's aecretary, J ean• P� wei ghmg 10. Into it go ma• nette Stemler, outdi d the bou i n mla en velopes, an eilllra pair o{ purse weight, mo•t days. Her's was white &lo ve_a, l ow-heeled ahoea on l l 'h poun ds. d ay1 she Wil l be touring a clien t's "But J mUJt confes,," she said, faelory, and on an out-of-town ..i, bu an extra pair of ahoes and trip, h er typewriter which ad da modeling cl ay. I go to art school another 12 pounda to the JO. one nigbl Ii week." hda SPARE RIBS 3 lbs. $1 .00 _J .' II P.ORK CHOPS 69c lb. I" ' ,=, OLE O 6, lbs. $1 .00 3 Ro�m:. ONLY $2 9 9 W. BOILING BEEF 4 lbs. $1 .00 ---·•-.......------ --· New F u rn itu re I I BOLOGNA 3 lbs. $1.00 . FRl l>AY SAJU RDAY MON DAY. EVERYDAY PRICES NOT .JUST I lfi.OtT, Oljlo MIDl)J. . s. ·' I \' :� .1 !�� I 1 r W MARKET •. I F�m lf,1110 I \\' Troop 249 Held MOST WOMEN TOTE ABOUT EX TRA Meet,ng · To l',Ian llr. ••d Ila. A,thu Donohew POUND S, NOT ON THEIR WAISTS Early Camp-0-Ree :�� ·.i.;::i:.!"'�� h:�l"':!':: NEW YOKK UPI - Moat r ua ----------The ucular meetlnc of Boy Arche Donohew 1;! SIMO t�'S. I )1 ;\.'-,1) '-i Dai ly Sentine l, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jul y 7, 1960-3 w�:!i'�!f� I an• YESTf.RYEt\R . ' M ASON FURNlfURE CO. ly FRIDDII HOUDAIHI LT Devotiopal, Musical Program Is GJven At Meeting 01 Baptist LadJes Class 'fOl),\ Y AND The refore, to achl e ve a llmJta­ t lon such as I'm consideri ne wou ld Involve much m ore than the amendm e nt to 3015.01 which J quoted at the atart o f this co l• umn. It woul d mean comp l ete r"a Ugnment of the powers of count)' commlHlonera and cstab­ H!hlni n ew powers for cltl.es. What do you thlhk? Letart Falls Stx::iety News A family reunion WH h e ld , .. , o r Saturday at the ho me of M r . and of Beno;ille Mr� j e i g vera o y Wolfe � pple G rove : Mn y le ��: w:r:::wi : n ! �� �J ;:::�� � f e · '::i �rrd Ale an d Mr■ . Larry K. Lewii re• ::t 0 n u bua, r,, Roc r �:; M�: 1.:: :J��� u � l1..llltll 11 a: 1111 ii!II turned to Bellefontai ne Alt Force Jtx:ly • 7 · �rt ,:O�.� • :ca7 and llW 11 always around our waiitli ■. and Cherie, of CbJcago. fl li e s rn th LIii r Station at Bellelont.aJne, They · · H r i d e n It oy i: E: �:�� � .�� :�. LeZ�� :1 1 :� La� ::1� ol'�;:: th::i�::i1d:�·· an ho�-f�� ����n :'::e: 1\�Ed·: h�� i of Bradbury and .Mr. and Mra. l umbus ; Mr s. U. I. Llo)'d, Joe Ball , then Day Mrs. Norm.an Sh.am- h euywe tght d ivision . Mr . a nd Mra. Mote Dr ummon d, Mr. bl i n and son Fran kl'tn, Mr. and Horak of Pomeroy. Mrs, Jame, Murray entertained the Ladies Bible Class of George Give the 8\/e raae woma n a Wee kend vlaltora with Mr. and a nd Mrs. Ed Myers, Mn. Ova DI\/· Mrs. Norman Arnott and thildren large ha nd bag and somehow 1he lhe First Baptl,61 Church of Middleport Tuesday evening at Mrs. John Seine& incl Mr. an d 1d&0n, Mr and Mn. Jack Llo..,d and o r Rocheat.er Pa Mr and u- 1·11 1. S i· i, l'k l e a sma ll boy 1tufh her home on Gra,nt Street with Mrs. Lucille Mayes assisting Mrs. Joe Magnott.a auded ,_., ·• ' · nd chU dren , 10 n, To m, Mr. and Hn. Ken neth al � McGr aw a nd daua:hte r of _ i Eapecial ly, 11 ■he 'a a s h pockets. hostess. Becky a nd Joe, o/ Chatham, Va .. Curry and 10011, Mart and Mich- �acme . M r . _and Mn. Herman busmeas or Mrs. J. B. Hares, pres_iden t of the class, opened the meet­ who returned home Tuesday and ■el, Mrs. John Oacar Bastiani and Reese and children, Chesblre and who travels ii profeui onal woman lot. ing _and Mrs. V1cto: Grmi'm was devotional ieader for the Mr and Mrs. Roy Roush and &0n, children, Johnn ie a nd Wendy, all Don McDade of Columbus. located one lady wh o packt I evc nmg. She read scripture from R U91Y, and Mn. Jun e Du.Hleld a nd of Gallipolis. Mr . .affd Mri. R. V. Manuel had a 44 pistol m her hand bag ( she the boo k of St. Joh n a,nd presented children, Kathy a nd Jeffrey of ,I as guests o ver the ho li day hia did n 't wan t h er name used ) anra be o h t f e class. An original poe m La ns ing, Michi gan, w Mr and Mrs Roger Smith and father meditation, "The Gif! of Peace." h o l elt W ed• Mr. a nd Mn. Harry Man- other, whose pu ne bol ds he-;· portby Mrs. L. D. Diles waa re ad as a nelday m orn daushter , Detro it ; Mr. and Mu r th eir home fo ing uel . and d au(lbter Cort Lee or able typew rite r which airliner. During the short busi ness m eet• .specia l tribute Lo the ladies. M r a nd Mrs D. C Becker and Jim Lloyd a nd chlld ren, Kath ie , acme, Mr and Mn Robert won't rhec k for her ; and a nother Mrs, Mur : wa r ay r p s also rese nted grand i ng, . th e semi-a nn ual oH�rin g was childre n Larry G l ad wel l and Nkk an d Bruce , Belpre; M . and ou&h, children Pam, Ka re n and whose bne lciise oft.e n holds a with bouqu a t Mrs r e o Ll o o ses y d f re and a n received and birthdays chil speca d s o f Ch1• o f M rs. Randy Be cke; apent the wee ken d Kev , n of � ason , Bu�ch and Dech01ce chu n k of rheese or cavia r . ial hostess gift. Murray, Mrs. Victor G r lrn and M rs. i n WHhi ngton, D. C. on a aight cag o a� d the h oat and h0Jtes1 and w i gh t Kask ms of Marion and Mn. Me d itati o oa son, w e . e k i r e given M by Mrs. R. S, Whlte we re obser ved with , seei ng tr ip 25 . Pound Hi,t, Bett_y Ross. ________ I cards and a greeting from mem- M urray, M rs. Cora B ennett ta · A dozen wom en in a vuiety o r M1�a Ev_a Say re , RN, h; milinC gu est at the meeti ng), 'Mrs. Jam es M r. and Mn. Gord on Harris .,. h R !..J careen _ w e igh ed . their handbags , re latives m Pomeroy. eaauence a, Faulkner, M r!!. Be ulah White and c��e �edn e sday morn ing for I n:a plus b'.J e fcases i f they carried M r. a nd Mrs. Edward Chap�a n Mrs. May es with M rs. Bertha Arch• vuut _w ith re latives. They ca.me Scene OJ Barbecue o� Col �mbu8 spent th e h ?l lday l h em, Just �o M!e what poundage I er in charge of the program for e specially to visit with Mis , Mar- , A !lte ak ba r be cu e pla nn ed by . with h11 m other Mn. M i ldred we are totmg an an arm. The even ing. She conducted a Bible jorie Ha rris o( Wasliin11:to n D C Pearl Ash ,,...9 he ld Su nd y range was from three pounds to Chapman. quiz. . . who is spen di n g th e week whh ·he� n ing at lhe h ome of M r� a stagger i ng 25. My own purae with n a Mr. d ll Bi Mr.11. McN1ckl s e SELF SERVICE pa re nts, Mr. and Mrs. Ro bert Har- M rs. Edd ie Ash Fore st Run ... notebook an d hainpray scaled fbur d IOn _Tho mas apent ' •� day r Satu A vocal d u e t, "The Lord 111 My ris. · , th ith pounds 1.5 ounces. e L. r er i W moth M rs. grand Sh h rd was preaente d by � rs Atte ndlng were Mr , and M r■. Mrs. c . o. Fishe r a nd son, To m • You wo uld think that the recNice. nd Mn. � bite. Gro up smg: ! Dii' L . my returned h ome yesterday fro m J ohn Russell and family of Ma r• . o rd we uJd go to models, w ho carry r. and Mn. Charle1 Wlnebren M m waa 1!JO nJoyed, I S n o i . r M ; and . s Mr Harold mith whe re the y have spent te ; na 1� Boone, pastor ol CoI°u mbw and fami ly, Raci ne; Mrs Dick n er a nd son Ricky apen t the h oli- makeup, chang es of j e welry chan• ' POMEROY, 01110 Fisher . � � th u c was a Gue t • d s pok e Ash and ch ild ren , Syracu�t· the day with M r . and M rs . Ve rnon ges or s hoe1:1 , wigs, plus th� uaual Mr. a nd ·Mrs Va l Reynolds a nd � paraphQrn alia. Not so Jt went to : � D ono hew. i brrc �I / 0 h � gro � ph , e a so clos- daughters Ly n � a nd Gwynn have h osts, and Terri Lyn n and Rbo nd.11 n a -� argaret Ken nedy, parl. ner in the Mr. pe y o J_t Mrs. � McDa s nt de ' t d e meel m g wit prayer . e returned to M o rga ntown , Va., Je an. okerage h rm of Lubetki n Regan br eek with their sen and d au�• a � o M • nday the group nd Dick The traveli ng prl:le co n tr ibuted I after � pe nd i ng the h o liday we ek Ash who was er-m,law Mr. an� M rs. Ronm e I a nd Kenn edy. l . unable to alle nd He r purse weigh ed five pounds; : by Mrs. M urray was wo n by Mrs. end wi th Mr. a nd Mrs . L. E. Rey- th b�rbecue held McDad e, Cana l Wmehester. a picnic at � n o lda a nd Mrs. Marga ret Re yn alda. Fau lk ner. M r . . a nd M r'- E. P. Grimm of th e attache case filled with pam • I Badey !I Lake. nd a Mr. Ike . s r and M l t l chi Wi I At the cl ose of th e m e eti ng 8 Wa9hm,t on C. H . s pe nt several phlets and hooks on the stock desser t co urse was served by th e d !�n of CC?lumbur; were week end m 7_rket ra n up. anolher zo . d ars wi th Mr. and Mn. Harold BIRTH ANNOUNCID SLICED hostesses lo th ose al ready m entio n- v m tors with Mn, Wilt'a pare n t&, Any man wi th a strong arrn is G ri mm. M r . and M rs. Joh n Cbarlea ed a nd Mrs Isabel Wi ne brenn er Mr. a nd M rs. Adolph Saelens. alw ays welcome, " said Mi H Several mem e th of M t_h� K en• e Bob Brick les of Dayton spent the Handl ey of 10814D. Mt. Carmel d i.s t Church �ttbe� nedy. Mrs. Pe arl H o h man, Emma Malt: e nded preach i . ng ad, o R Cleveland, are anno u n cing . hews, who were guests of the class, we ek end w i th his pare nts , Mr. the b ir th of a Four . fashion models at the servJc es at StiversvlUe Sun d ay. son John Charles d rs. an n Joh ickl r B n o es ado 'M Br a nd Mrs. Haro l d Hall , M rs. Raya P Raym d ady on o � f1�e Ageney _ Oahpne Be l l , m G i l ed v ast _ r m Jr., o n June 16 at 8 :32 p. . mo nd Saxton , ,rdr s. Dana Hamilton way Street. J sic rom the Sargent residence f week a .tord, �11n Klen and Olga �s i n n e- pou nd a. Grandpar- to Mr. and Mrs. Wi l l iam Darst a nd weighing and Mrs. Katie Matthews . N1�holas---ear r1ed to te baga averth e Hayman farm: e ntl are Mr. an d M r s. Virgil son , Jeffre y, o f Lima came Tu esMrs . Tho mae Frazier and son aging nlne to 1 0 and one - half Blackwood of Darwin and Mn. PURE PORK d ay ror a visit with Mr and Mrs J mes of Akron 1pent last wee k pounds. � , · hn n o J Ha dley m y o f P o ero L - Ier I8 pomeroy Cnap The David Darst, Jr., ■ nd Mr . a nd Mrs : Carri_es Smallfft Purse with her father O. M . Wog-a n and Handleys also have .e. daughter, Dana Hamilto n . e designer Invited To Racine Th aunt Rouah D. J_ Mra. Paulin e TTigere Mr. nd a _ M r . and Mra. John Ungen a nd Debo rah Lyn ne . carr.1ed the smallest purse , under and Mn. C. W. Allman . P om e-y Chapter OES, met -----Mr. an d �n. Harry Wo l fe and �wo pounds, but on e of th e hrav. Jn regu•l� r aession Tuesday e ve- sons took a trip o ver th e Skyli ne VISITS IN CERIDO Drive over the July 4th wee k e nd . Richmond. _ Ind., Law- Jesl brief_case&, just sh ort or l l daughters. ni ng with Alt.a An n Rupe, w orMi ,s Con n ie Roush spen t the M _ r. and Mrs. J oh n Formash of Ma son, vlalte d � es• pound!, mt o which went appoi ntlfe, o _W ce en r t hy matron , and Harry P. Smith, Ch1ll!cothe a nd Mlu, Patty Syl ves- past week with her sister and bro- d ay with J oh n ol fe a�d family. �ent book, ch ecks, keys, cl iporthy patr on , presid i ng. w � Lo ther-ln-law, Mr. and Mn. LEAN and MEATY w ell Rev. Stanl ey M ��llard v�ai_ted Rev. p1�gs, Se veral me mbers were re ported ler of Rockford Lak e, n iece of M r. Thompsoo of C eredo, W. Va. makeup, women 's wear Fultz. spent several days this week ill. An invitation was received with Rex. Sta nley �cGll l ud v1 a1ted Rev da_ll)', _sketch es. candy and vila, M r. a nd Mrs , Bernard Fultz and M rs. Pe arl �aato. Th ey to�k m1_n pi_l ls. '_'I lhink thi 9 .s chic," , to atlend Fr ie nds Night at th e VIS!T IN COU�MBUS t nd chil dren . a tou r of the eight chur ches m said Miss Tr1 g ere . "l havt a brie f. 3 ltacine Chapter, Saturday , Sep . Bo b Oa1l ey and family spent t he M r s. John Walters (A nn Saue r) th 10th. case lo match each outfit." wee k en d I n Columbus with re la• I � Letart charge . s. F . M. Roush, Ma ry Ord an d Terry Mayer , a vice . preside nt At the clps e of tn e m eeting a and daughter, Vi rginia of Colerai n lives. LUCKY BUY wa.termefo n supper was e njoyed ,11nd 'Mi ss Margaret Sauer of Dayton ------ ------ chnJre n or Let-art R l , Miss Ca r• ! of 1hc Ai:n?s Parrish buying and · s�ent Tuesd ay and W ed ne sday · roll ��ore and mot.her , Hu ntingmerrhand1smg fi rm, ca rried a with Mr . and M rs. Charles Sauer , . Trnna n t were called due lo the ill• L on v1 s lled at the h ome or J o hn I three-poun� pu rse, an associate . F'irst B'irt y fa Susan Rice, daughter of Captai n ne ss of Mra . Everso n's moLh er W olle Wednesday. • Polly Guerm, accesso r ies coordi- 1 a nd Mrs. Ches ter Rice, is s� nding Mrs. L. c. Ten na nt. Mrs. Ten na nt Celebmted July 5 several d�ys with Mr. a nd Mrs . has been moved to Mere)' Ho spital Roo n i e Hawki ns cel e brated his De nver Rice .e nd son, Billy. • in PilUlburgh for aurgery, Cl r st birtb d ay, July :,, al the n Hump h reys wa s reMrs. Norma CENTER CUT The Eve raons wi l l aleo visit w ith hctpe' tjf)fui.;' P,are nta, Mr. a nd M rs. turned home from Holzer Hospital -I his• methet ih Wl nteniville befor'e Eugene lrawklnR. We�nesday. returnJng to Middleport about the Ronnie r ece ived a n umber of Bdl Everso n and daughter. Ja n• mlddle oi the m on th. gifts. A decorated cake an d ice . 1 �e , returned Wednesday to Se l ine • Mr. and Mrs. Her man Cau d i l l of ere.um were served to Mr. and ville wh ere Mr. a nd Mrs. Ever son Broad way Stree t were in Ports• Mrs. Lawrence Smith, Mrs. Fra n- and daught er, Patty, a nd David mouth on business Monday. ces Hawki ns all of Pom ero y a nd PORK .;:;;;;:;;;a,aaa;a_;;;;;;a;;..;;;:�. 1 --,;.;;;;;;-� -;a ;.;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;.;;.;:;;;..;;; · -;;-,;;;:=,;;;;;;;;;-;;,·;,; ..;;; Everett Hawkins of Mi dd leport. d The Aln1a na,: I Family Reunion Held At Home Of Bruce Uoyds Around And About Middleport I Fo, L,w Prices, EIISJ Ttrms On $opt Joint Meeting News Of The Week Held By Grcles M., M,.. AIY• Swick M rs. Mary Lilhey 'an M r!I. Adra Sw1rk took thei I t rmediate Cirl SrouLs on a hike al the Swick Of St. Panl's farm Danville -• --::::::::c::::;:;::::::::::;:;::;; ;;--:; I • By _,.,. ... _,,.... 11 r s. Violet Barr vi.siled her fa. lbt r , Ray mond Barton and Mrs Bar1o n a o d other fnen ds and rela. lives lwre She re turned to he r home rn California, TuelJ.dav. Mr. and M rs. Roy Ward a�d ramily o! Coal Hun, Oh10, vl!lited Mr. an d Mrs. B M. Burhanan. Tuesday M r . and Mrs. John Kibble are on vacation. By United Prest lnt..-n,itlonal Today 1s T hursday, Ju).y 7, the 189th day of the year, with 1-'l'7 '• mo re i n 1960. The moon is approa,cbi ng " :ltl' . ru11 ph11St'. The morning stars ire M''iirs, Jupiter and S!ltur n. The e vening stars am Jupiter and Saturn. On th.is day i n history: In 1 754, Ki n g's College in New K i ng York (Hy, chartered by Geo rge I I of England , o pe ned its doors with eight u nder(lraduates and Dr . Samuel Johnson .is its preaid ent. It w as later r enamed Colum bia Co llege. In 1846, th e u. S. annexed Ca l l- • Rirlh Of Daughter ror nia. In 1860, Bohemian composer I, Being Announced Mab,l.er was bom. Giµlav Rev. and Mri. ba le L. V.anMeter In 18QB, the U. S. a n nexd Haof Wedb oro , :t!ae s ., are a nn ounc• lnJ lbe birth of a d auehter, waii. I n 1953 a n ational co ntrovers y ArheOa M,rgaret, June 16. The Va n M e te rs have tw o oth(!r dau­ raged o ver Se n . Joseph McCart hy's ihters, Laura Elizabeth an d Julia re fusal to dlsmii.s J. B. Matthews as staff dlrector of the s,m11t e J n­ I.ee. Grandparent, •rt Bi s hop a nd ve,.tiftlatinc aubcommitlee. Mn. AIJpleton Laure nce of Cam• Thourht for today: British au• brl dee, Mau., ina Mn. Lau r a tho r Samuel Johnson aairi: "Of Van Meter of R.acl ne, Ohi o. all the griefs thal har'ass the di s• courity commlui or,ers hav e on ly tr('st, su re the mo.st bitter i s a th e bridges in1id e a city. But sco rn ful jest." · for rel let purposes the cou n ty tak es ca re of th e city, at le all HOLZE R HOSPITAL Jn cities the 1ize of So uth eastern Admitted July 5: steven Javlns, Ohio's. Chesh ire ; James Swart, llaci ne; n e Adem a, Rncln e; Prese n llng such o n am en dm en t Miss Jacqu e li on Sr., rup)fY; J o h n to 30!5.0t wo ul d make i f correa- J am es Drinn M rs . No rn�an �; r hi , d Chcs Bair pon d ro ughl y with the q uallf lc a Je£fr ey reys, M iddleport; Humph tions p re.acribed I n Secti on 3313 01 roy, e Pom ' g, n Del� · for ele cto rs or county b oard .,_ . s. o f D111mis1ed J u l y �: Barbgra ,)3011-, . . e1lur.atl on . · • - fer, Japlea Austi n , Stan1�·y Q.u s b, ....,� . • The cruclal difreraiiir-WlWAn Mr.a. Lindo n Pel'l'y, M rs. Witl ia m these two ■eemlpgly ana lo gous Bruce . Jose ph B owman, Judy W ot !ilatutes la that the powers of ford, Mrt. Ben Gabbs , Syl ve ste r ! rou nty h oar d o f education mem- · Nappe r , Mn. Matk Gay and s onj hen a re applic11ble on b' upon Mra. Len Jo rdan llnd dau.hter. Births July �: M r . and Mra . th eir pa r ticula r electorate. (n the county eommis1,i on er s1tua1 ion .ell Cheste r Kn o pp, Clifton , son. rcAidents or the county would be suhjl•rt lo th e p ower of county romm ls11inner11 t o le vy taxes uml lo cond emn la nd, for I ns ta n ce. I With my hlll, th e co unly co m- · missioners would be cl o thed with 1 ext ra- territorlpJ power� ove r the se peopl� who were den ied a voice In ch oosi ng them, a nd th111 would co11travene the "equal protecti on " clause■ of both the United Statl!la and Ohi o Co n1tltutlo11. 0. J. White suggested that I i11lrod1H'e 11 hill in tho 104th b h lu G1•nrrul Assembly which would . to nil lnlPnls a nd pu r pos• t'.!t, dlscr1lr1111rhisc l hc n• .� ldents of Gallipuli s from vol i nJ: for <·ounl y ('ommisslnnn. or t'ou rs e . ii 1"'011ld apply to all cities outside t h•• met ropolitan co un1ie,s. The way to do it would be to amend Se ction SM.01 of 1hc Oh io I Revised Cod e by uddi11� these wo rde: "In l'Ou11tlcs with a popu­ la11on of ltisa lha n 80,000, a11 del• crmhwd by the next preceding tede,-1 cinsus, v o ting fo r county I commlsai1men, i n uny el('<' llon, Is reslrlrtt'd to those electo rs who resldo outside city co rpor allon limllt." I want you, the reader of this editi on of . . A Capitol Idea" in The hally Stmti nel to wr lt e me I at 91'1 Fourth Avei1ue, Gallipolis, : and lell me, fl rst, whethe r you are In favor or on ly ru r al resi­ dent• • nd realdents of vlllaa:es , (leH than 0000 populallo n) vo llna for cou nty comm111 io nor, and , 91!!• c o nd, whether 80,000 11 the pro­ per dlvldlna: Une betwee n a metropolllan co unty and any other 1 county. U your re1ponae la convlncinl enough, I'll Introduce such a bill for road purpo1&1, the board of ' * By Mri. C l•reoui Rus1all Rev. Hall of Zane-sv11le led l he annual quar te r ly m�t'U ngs h t>i � rind at Laurel l'hJ I lhe past week i•n<l. l 'arol} n ft'rrell. who 1s work ing in \\ �s• Vi rgi rua . visit ed bu parents, M r . aod :\l rs Clyde Fe r rell over lh l· wel'k ('nd Mr imd M rs � ullenoc (fd areh�l ( and . children of Cincl nn ati Wt"r\" vmun g hl!r !)& rents, Mr. a nd M rs. Alpha Russrll for se v eral da ys. James Sea r ls, who h as � ploy�t•n t 111 Columbu s. Y1S1ted h ti:i ramii)' ovt•r the Fo ur� h. . . The Welrh family 1 s m ovmg to thr Nma ·Jrilkr property. They a re from 1Jext1!r. Mr. :ind M rs. David Dewhu r st I "Save Cub Here lntllead or Slletllp,'' MIDDLIPOIIT flll�L IT, VISIT ._, Out Joppa Way Hysell fwn Society Events Save Y- Noli GM 8'- - Fill A - Quider 41, W. !IECOND ST,, , l'OMDOY, OHIO .,• , . Get th..ie paelr1ges with the . fl& coupon inside , •• ., � sto.. • at your clocir.I A1111111ea Bride Dillch Girl Spanllh 'Senorila lrfah Colllll11 l1rael• English Queen Scotch laasie Italian Lady French Fl- 6111 Swecilah Mild\ 6ern\an Fraultla Vatican Nu1. : , �• Z--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 7, 1 960 OAILV - L HOIJ,-.,oo4 e, l(Jn,l ot ll&Utry 11. Dtlult19 ll. Blu:k vullure ,•. "' 13. Story U. FHaheUI (Brit.) 1,. Overhead 16. Emily Dickinson, for one 11W 8. Sdame 4. Humbef, •- Ru(abb r-.} .I, &place« 1. twaoguo 8. Musko.1 Jnstrument 9. Boy's nickname (pou.) JO. :Mr. Murprt, band leader 1 • . Thus 18. Fruil-' (H. l ) 20. MUJ!C :not.e 21. River-made 18. Yellow bugles deprt1SIOn9 23. El(cept lht.t 19. Chlnesi, mUo '6. Hawk panot 27. Before 28. Cuckoo 29. Welrht (Nelh.) !10. Moderately •low {mu1.) 32. Spain { abbr.) 83, Hence 34. Clu1lercd � 38. Burm eae native fO. lnaurgentl fl. Cicatrix 4'3. Po111Uve pole 4t. On the left (naut.) ,!t BlrU! markl 4.IJ, Supple t.wlp 17. Glrl'ii ;name ;,• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • & Mason Me1gs • COllll1lg EVants CKO � S W O R D 21. Oroak. letter 2'l. Sea eal'le 23. Loud. nois<, . vene 2�. Christmu girt · �-1'••�· 37, Eut by / aouth (abbr.) 19. 1)...... ., 32. Klnd ot leather weight 3�- Nevada. city 34. Unit ol coln Fides Lodge, K. o f P. will meet thb ev eni ne at t he hall in Middl e port. Main busin ess o f the eveni n1 will be the in,atallation of ollicer s. All Knights are re• · quested to attend. There will be refreshments served after 1he meeting. Bethe l N o. 62 of th e I nter nat i onal Orde r of -Jo b's DaughtP rl'I will meet tonl(lhl at 7 : 30 at the Pome r oy Maso nir Te mple . July I Rock Sp ri nga Gr a nge will spo n• sor a buffet aupper Fr i d ay at th e Grange Hall, begi nni ng al �:30 p. m. The public is invited . July 9 Old fa shi oned featival at Bach• tel EUB Chu rch ne ar N ew Haven, 4 p. m. Littl e Leagu e Bake Sa le Middl epor l, 9 a. m, at Sport s Ce nter. July 10 Th e Y o ung Adu l t Cl ass of the . Heath Methodist Chu r ch. Middleport, wil l have a awlm pa rty and picnic at th e M u n icipa l Pa r k th is Sunday. The me al is pl a n ned f or 41 p. m. and tho1 e pl an n in g lo attend are uked to contact Mrs . Bernard Full.% so that the me n u may be arranged. Each o ne is alao aske d to b ri ng th e ir own tabl e service . July 7 J .1, Re10rt 4.2. Agaln■t \ U. Exel.a.ma,. Uon ( ■]ang') l•arnlac :18. Old Greek 1. Aleutian )f l1land 2. Clergyman (mil.) Todey J11ly 7 Members or tbe Twilight Ga.r dtm llub are reques ted to meet on the lowe r pa rkina J ot Thursday at 6 p. m . to go to Mason, W . Ya., for a tour o f th e g a rdens o r Mrs. I r ving Karr Jr. :u.. Per­ 31 Ar&.ent (abbr. ) DOWl'f � .. IIAILY VRYl>TOQUOTE • I 1 ..,,�Jt!tflMMf t�; :11:,,1 "°* •&II.., tho code Iott,.. 11 Ont1 1,tttr 1lmply 1tandll for another. tn �-"'""'�II 11111 .. 'S:ln,11 tiltm. apoti,i. _ for the three L's, X for the two O'•• IHI" tro�u. the 1.!nlth and formatum ol. tbil &re dltlA-. !lo,ib day · - , 4' t' _ _ . . ........, A Clf7plo- � ' , J � f I I L R 0 11 r,a o 1 1• lt l C Q Y X Y 'l' O � q u x u O O K ll L U X X CI U O a ... ... s a •V• ' ·, a , o R - U A U I O. Yaterday'a Cryptoqaotei 0RA.NQJD INii&ftllik\ CJlll'r 'JOUR LOVEll-VOI.TAIRIII, r · -- ·i lit') - - .. __ 41>.�- - "'!.?I* _. __. -- --- A CAPITOL Just Put .Your Foot In It IDEA • • Br, J. Sh,rm■n Port♦r S♦n.■tor, 7-1 Dl1trkt Stylr 1 840 J ust put your foot in ii . . . aat you ' l l spend most sum. mer days wearing iL It's a sleek llllle w hile leath er pump , just tho sort that pays nice compliments to aU your summ ertime fash­ ions. ONLY $2,9 8 Mid dle port Dept. Store • • 'Q PHONE WY,!-21141 l'OMEROY, . 01110 SERV ICE CINT IR AN N EX Whil e on vacation Mr. and Mrs B . M. Buchanan visileO Mr and �n. J ack Kel!er +nd ol ParkerJb\U'& , Wednesda.y. Thurs• day M r. Buchanan a.nd 511n ipe.nt w1lh C. B. Nutter family Sun• �ay Mr a nd Mn' �y W aJd a.Dd ram'il y · ' Ia.toil.¥ �•n b ** SM,c Mufflln ,., r n e -- me e ting Afle r th e busin ess ganies were played a nd sack lunch l'rljo _1 ed All ending we re Nanc)' Knotts, Nancy Pope, N_ 1mcy Le e , Dianne Caton, Jo yce Might, De bbie Glassl)urn, Linda and Wa nda Car• Mrs . d illo ,and Mrs, Lathey an d Swick, Vis il..i.n.l at the- Evereu Co lwell home over the h o liday week end wiare Mr and Mn. IJ�es �o� Jltl. �•- Shen "!'.d famll.,, "' e.ct_eld � family- a.oi:l' P,V1d Col.Wei • ., Optomet�ill' ' ·. ' . . e. . SalJuly ·cI·earance ------ I I FROM 9 TIL 9 \ AT BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, Ohio SEE THESE WSAZ•TV STABS BgE ' WEEK-END SAUSAGE 3 lbs. $1,00 I ' ' .' ' . '' .. ' ., . ' k Bci eir�.s,, Are Rea I ly Steamboati ng ·• · With This Sa le HOME-GROWN CAB BAGE Sc lb. 8as"811s JiloYI$ '.5ttl loffl .. ..,1a VACUUM _ PACKED ( O F F EE 49c lb. can '' ' Open Evenings Ill 7:30 p.m. Beer and Wine Carry.Out I' With Summ er Toys M r . and Mra. Herman Caud ill and Mr. and Mrs . Denver Rice and i son, Bill y, o r Midd l eport, and Mr. and Mrs. Durward Cummi ngs of P omeroy spen t last Saturday at [,e. tart Island where they enj oyed boali ng an d a picnic. Su nday th e Caudil ls a nd Cum­ mings were guests at the Rice ho m e for chicke n barbecue. BANANAS 2 lbs. 25c )' I S6ftballs Bots SCind Tars Swim Rings B,lfPIJrm,n $Its - Miniature Golf -Sets' \ Pools - Inflated Rafts Wading ' . ;\, lotteriu * ... .... •¥P.ta.•rila • Tiree LEAN JUICY TENDER Minute Steaks Ground Chuck Akron FamUy J'iaiu Sunday In Middlepotl ' , .....----�:.......... ..,..-i._....,...;.:,.,.·...........J·t.:;.��........�;,-·Joi'. SM.OKED CAUIES , . . . . . . . . , . . _ . . . . . lb, 33c WIENas . . . . . . . . . - ' . . . . . . . . . 2 lb. pkg. 99c CHEF·BOY-AR-DEE PIZZA MIX SNJDERS 6-0Z. Sunday g ues ts with Mr. a nd Mrs. L. E. R eynolds and Mrs. Marga ret Reynold s were Mn. L.-E. Reyn olds bro ther-in-law a nd siater, M r . and Mn. Errol C onray o f Akro n who spe nt th e week end with Mn. B. A. Dodson at C heater; Mr. an d :drs. Val Reynold11 and daughters of Morgantown, W. Vil.; Mn. Peter Stace, Mr. and Mra. Joe McKa)' a nd daughten and Mr. and Mrs. Ge rald . Rupe of Middleport. The Conra}'a were enroute ho me fro m Memphis , Ten n .. an d stopped in M eigs County for the h oliday week end. ASSORTED SUCKER'S Lunch Meats Markin 's Food Market RUTLAND, 01110 boo or HAMBURGER ,BU N S HOT • 3 1c • 4 for 75¢ • · • jar., 10¢ • Picnic Plates 2 pkgs. 25� MO. PMTS. IOO ,,,_,,,,,..... H,IO '200 ..._........... fllAl Collectors' Hema-gifts for girt■ of all age, • Drones satin or lac• trimmed with braid • Made of unbntakabte skin-tone plastic • Ann■ and head move, eye■ open and clo■e • a� tall, with lllellke llllr • or lb.49¢ pkg. of 10 MUSTARD Don, iivlrlOld """'"· Git . flW hundred Dressed In tradltlonal natlonal costumes of lands across the seal - lb. 59� • WI EN ERS - CATSU P . 11011,ra for I bl1 double &1rraled purpose. 1 . Cll11n up bills. 2. Take • vacation. Phone for l11t 1pprov1I. DOLLS -- lb. 59¢ • HAVE A ROAST SUCIIER'S ALL MEAT SKINLESS LADIES LIKE LITTLE LOANS LETART HOME,GROWN TOMATOES • Your choice o1· $ 2 95 Value -+ Only l1 .oo With Coupon la ...,., ,,..tap tC ValleJ Bell Cottq'e Cbeeee, Larae CUrd. IIDlll cad You'D llr1<l a FREE COUPON and Low,Calorlo, I There'• al.o a eoupon Id th Pl!Uaps of. Val ley Beu Dlp,N-Chlp. Be aure to set your, todq. < • • HOME-GROWN Green Beans · 2 lbs. 25¢ II ...thti lhH ff - HOME-GROWN SWEET CORN Houn 9 lo I - Thun. t III Noon 121 E. Mllbl SI• Phone WY·Z·2 171 THE FOOD MART ' ,Plllme WY 2-!IIZt • pkI• 47C 2 - 14 OL btlS. 33c I NSTA NT COF F EE 8 7� Sirloin Steak - - lb. 89¢ f · ·· · · ·· · · · · ·• ' •· • · • ' · · · ' ·· · ' · · · · · · • •·· FOLGERS CATSUP CHARCOAL THEM TOP CHOICE BEEF - THE FINEST 'rollplpn W'� '1!!�+----ft ,�l!'f ' .U &I\E . . . . . . · · · · · · · · · · · · · - · • 6 pkgs• 25C KOO'I.All ARMOUR BANNER OLEO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . 5 lbs, 89c lb. 79¢ • EXTRA GOOD ( LOAN· Mark 1" ns Food Buys COOK OUT Outing Spenl Al Lelarl l,lan,l GOLDEN RIPE I r:;: 1;;��. SPEOAl OFFER ''Costume Party" ! .. LAR D 25 1&. c1,1n $3.25' d I nator, toted sev en and one . half Seoul Troop 249 wa, held WednesA po und&. Fl o _ rt: nce B�oheck, author, d�Y . Ju 1Y 6, at the IOOF Hall. w.■ ■ surprised to rmd h er hand dltcuu 1on WU held on the eomree on July 22 • 23 at l e r:,o � � i :: �: a i l fe1r° �[ ���U&e . Sixl.een member, and three leadHlld11· Kusell , who doea pubhc- era attended Wedneaday '■ mee•1 . ... ity, carried four pou nd ! rour It ii announced that new mem;";. ou nce. - ·•but that'11 large · for are welcome Meetill are at 7 p. p m e , " •he a.aid. 'Tm a small · I n W ednWayi at the IOOf' �nd IOmetimea I see my renect��n �a1i° m a l tore \l' in dow and feel Ji.ke I · ask.mi 'Hey bag ' where are you / ,. Fellow,hip 0/ Prayer going ?' Carrin C....._. C.vler JV pr ram T .JHope Skillman, th e te:s:lile ty• , .u o, O,r,..., �e1Jowsb p of Prayer was tbe coon, canted a pune weighing topic of the1 propam preteoted fiv e pou nds a nd a briefcue weigh. . Her bert Db: on when the ing 12 into which sometimes go �s:�a f the Enterprlae_ EUB o ch ee&e or cavia r pu r<:haae& plus C h urch m et Tuead,ay evemn1 tll fabric swatche!, booka, order the C urc . h h blan ks etc. Mrs. �hi! Obllncer preaided at M argaret J:focka da)', pr eaident t�e buu_ne11 se11lon and a 1pe. of the adv�rt 11i nf firm of Hoc k, ci�J J!t oJe ct lo� miai on work in aday As�1atea, I! ramo UJ among Nigeria w.u d1scuued. Re !resh• her aaauc1ates for her large hand- ments were: served �t the �oae of the mff:L:ng by 11 111 Genev1ne ha p. 1 Weeks. "�! II, l_ hate to calTl'. a brief- Sto bart and .Mra. Eldon--c�. said the executiv e, who weighs 1 �4 i:,ou nds and carried a Miss Hockaday's aecretary, J ean• P� wei ghmg 10. Into it go ma• nette Stemler, outdi d the bou i n mla en velopes, an eilllra pair o{ purse weight, mo•t days. Her's was white &lo ve_a, l ow-heeled ahoea on l l 'h poun ds. d ay1 she Wil l be touring a clien t's "But J mUJt confes,," she said, faelory, and on an out-of-town ..i, bu an extra pair of ahoes and trip, h er typewriter which ad da modeling cl ay. I go to art school another 12 pounda to the JO. one nigbl Ii week." hda SPARE RIBS 3 lbs. $1 .00 _J .' II P.ORK CHOPS 69c lb. I" ' ,=, OLE O 6, lbs. $1 .00 3 Ro�m:. ONLY $2 9 9 W. BOILING BEEF 4 lbs. $1 .00 ---·•-.......------ --· New F u rn itu re I I BOLOGNA 3 lbs. $1.00 . FRl l>AY SAJU RDAY MON DAY. EVERYDAY PRICES NOT .JUST I lfi.OtT, Oljlo MIDl)J. . s. ·' I \' :� .1 !�� I 1 r W MARKET •. I F�m lf,1110 I \\' Troop 249 Held MOST WOMEN TOTE ABOUT EX TRA Meet,ng · To l',Ian llr. ••d Ila. A,thu Donohew POUND S, NOT ON THEIR WAISTS Early Camp-0-Ree :�� ·.i.;::i:.!"'�� h:�l"':!':: NEW YOKK UPI - Moat r ua ----------The ucular meetlnc of Boy Arche Donohew 1;! SIMO t�'S. I )1 ;\.'-,1) '-i Dai ly Sentine l, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jul y 7, 1960-3 w�:!i'�!f� I an• YESTf.RYEt\R . ' M ASON FURNlfURE CO. ly FRIDDII HOUDAIHI LT Devotiopal, Musical Program Is GJven At Meeting 01 Baptist LadJes Class 'fOl),\ Y AND The refore, to achl e ve a llmJta­ t lon such as I'm consideri ne wou ld Involve much m ore than the amendm e nt to 3015.01 which J quoted at the atart o f this co l• umn. It woul d mean comp l ete r"a Ugnment of the powers of count)' commlHlonera and cstab­ H!hlni n ew powers for cltl.es. What do you thlhk? Letart Falls Stx::iety News A family reunion WH h e ld , .. , o r Saturday at the ho me of M r . and of Beno;ille Mr� j e i g vera o y Wolfe � pple G rove : Mn y le ��: w:r:::wi : n ! �� �J ;:::�� � f e · '::i �rrd Ale an d Mr■ . Larry K. Lewii re• ::t 0 n u bua, r,, Roc r �:; M�: 1.:: :J��� u � l1..llltll 11 a: 1111 ii!II turned to Bellefontai ne Alt Force Jtx:ly • 7 · �rt ,:O�.� • :ca7 and llW 11 always around our waiitli ■. and Cherie, of CbJcago. fl li e s rn th LIii r Station at Bellelont.aJne, They · · H r i d e n It oy i: E: �:�� � .�� :�. LeZ�� :1 1 :� La� ::1� ol'�;:: th::i�::i1d:�·· an ho�-f�� ����n :'::e: 1\�Ed·: h�� i of Bradbury and .Mr. and Mra. l umbus ; Mr s. U. I. Llo)'d, Joe Ball , then Day Mrs. Norm.an Sh.am- h euywe tght d ivision . Mr . a nd Mra. Mote Dr ummon d, Mr. bl i n and son Fran kl'tn, Mr. and Horak of Pomeroy. Mrs, Jame, Murray entertained the Ladies Bible Class of George Give the 8\/e raae woma n a Wee kend vlaltora with Mr. and a nd Mrs. Ed Myers, Mn. Ova DI\/· Mrs. Norman Arnott and thildren large ha nd bag and somehow 1he lhe First Baptl,61 Church of Middleport Tuesday evening at Mrs. John Seine& incl Mr. an d 1d&0n, Mr and Mn. Jack Llo..,d and o r Rocheat.er Pa Mr and u- 1·11 1. S i· i, l'k l e a sma ll boy 1tufh her home on Gra,nt Street with Mrs. Lucille Mayes assisting Mrs. Joe Magnott.a auded ,_., ·• ' · nd chU dren , 10 n, To m, Mr. and Hn. Ken neth al � McGr aw a nd daua:hte r of _ i Eapecial ly, 11 ■he 'a a s h pockets. hostess. Becky a nd Joe, o/ Chatham, Va .. Curry and 10011, Mart and Mich- �acme . M r . _and Mn. Herman busmeas or Mrs. J. B. Hares, pres_iden t of the class, opened the meet­ who returned home Tuesday and ■el, Mrs. John Oacar Bastiani and Reese and children, Chesblre and who travels ii profeui onal woman lot. ing _and Mrs. V1cto: Grmi'm was devotional ieader for the Mr and Mrs. Roy Roush and &0n, children, Johnn ie a nd Wendy, all Don McDade of Columbus. located one lady wh o packt I evc nmg. She read scripture from R U91Y, and Mn. Jun e Du.Hleld a nd of Gallipolis. Mr . .affd Mri. R. V. Manuel had a 44 pistol m her hand bag ( she the boo k of St. Joh n a,nd presented children, Kathy a nd Jeffrey of ,I as guests o ver the ho li day hia did n 't wan t h er name used ) anra be o h t f e class. An original poe m La ns ing, Michi gan, w Mr and Mrs Roger Smith and father meditation, "The Gif! of Peace." h o l elt W ed• Mr. a nd Mn. Harry Man- other, whose pu ne bol ds he-;· portby Mrs. L. D. Diles waa re ad as a nelday m orn daushter , Detro it ; Mr. and Mu r th eir home fo ing uel . and d au(lbter Cort Lee or able typew rite r which airliner. During the short busi ness m eet• .specia l tribute Lo the ladies. M r a nd Mrs D. C Becker and Jim Lloyd a nd chlld ren, Kath ie , acme, Mr and Mn Robert won't rhec k for her ; and a nother Mrs, Mur : wa r ay r p s also rese nted grand i ng, . th e semi-a nn ual oH�rin g was childre n Larry G l ad wel l and Nkk an d Bruce , Belpre; M . and ou&h, children Pam, Ka re n and whose bne lciise oft.e n holds a with bouqu a t Mrs r e o Ll o o ses y d f re and a n received and birthdays chil speca d s o f Ch1• o f M rs. Randy Be cke; apent the wee ken d Kev , n of � ason , Bu�ch and Dech01ce chu n k of rheese or cavia r . ial hostess gift. Murray, Mrs. Victor G r lrn and M rs. i n WHhi ngton, D. C. on a aight cag o a� d the h oat and h0Jtes1 and w i gh t Kask ms of Marion and Mn. Me d itati o oa son, w e . e k i r e given M by Mrs. R. S, Whlte we re obser ved with , seei ng tr ip 25 . Pound Hi,t, Bett_y Ross. ________ I cards and a greeting from mem- M urray, M rs. Cora B ennett ta · A dozen wom en in a vuiety o r M1�a Ev_a Say re , RN, h; milinC gu est at the meeti ng), 'Mrs. Jam es M r. and Mn. Gord on Harris .,. h R !..J careen _ w e igh ed . their handbags , re latives m Pomeroy. eaauence a, Faulkner, M r!!. Be ulah White and c��e �edn e sday morn ing for I n:a plus b'.J e fcases i f they carried M r. a nd Mrs. Edward Chap�a n Mrs. May es with M rs. Bertha Arch• vuut _w ith re latives. They ca.me Scene OJ Barbecue o� Col �mbu8 spent th e h ?l lday l h em, Just �o M!e what poundage I er in charge of the program for e specially to visit with Mis , Mar- , A !lte ak ba r be cu e pla nn ed by . with h11 m other Mn. M i ldred we are totmg an an arm. The even ing. She conducted a Bible jorie Ha rris o( Wasliin11:to n D C Pearl Ash ,,...9 he ld Su nd y range was from three pounds to Chapman. quiz. . . who is spen di n g th e week whh ·he� n ing at lhe h ome of M r� a stagger i ng 25. My own purae with n a Mr. d ll Bi Mr.11. McN1ckl s e SELF SERVICE pa re nts, Mr. and Mrs. Ro bert Har- M rs. Edd ie Ash Fore st Run ... notebook an d hainpray scaled fbur d IOn _Tho mas apent ' •� day r Satu A vocal d u e t, "The Lord 111 My ris. · , th ith pounds 1.5 ounces. e L. r er i W moth M rs. grand Sh h rd was preaente d by � rs Atte ndlng were Mr , and M r■. Mrs. c . o. Fishe r a nd son, To m • You wo uld think that the recNice. nd Mn. � bite. Gro up smg: ! Dii' L . my returned h ome yesterday fro m J ohn Russell and family of Ma r• . o rd we uJd go to models, w ho carry r. and Mn. Charle1 Wlnebren M m waa 1!JO nJoyed, I S n o i . r M ; and . s Mr Harold mith whe re the y have spent te ; na 1� Boone, pastor ol CoI°u mbw and fami ly, Raci ne; Mrs Dick n er a nd son Ricky apen t the h oli- makeup, chang es of j e welry chan• ' POMEROY, 01110 Fisher . � � th u c was a Gue t • d s pok e Ash and ch ild ren , Syracu�t· the day with M r . and M rs . Ve rnon ges or s hoe1:1 , wigs, plus th� uaual Mr. a nd ·Mrs Va l Reynolds a nd � paraphQrn alia. Not so Jt went to : � D ono hew. i brrc �I / 0 h � gro � ph , e a so clos- daughters Ly n � a nd Gwynn have h osts, and Terri Lyn n and Rbo nd.11 n a -� argaret Ken nedy, parl. ner in the Mr. pe y o J_t Mrs. � McDa s nt de ' t d e meel m g wit prayer . e returned to M o rga ntown , Va., Je an. okerage h rm of Lubetki n Regan br eek with their sen and d au�• a � o M • nday the group nd Dick The traveli ng prl:le co n tr ibuted I after � pe nd i ng the h o liday we ek Ash who was er-m,law Mr. an� M rs. Ronm e I a nd Kenn edy. l . unable to alle nd He r purse weigh ed five pounds; : by Mrs. M urray was wo n by Mrs. end wi th Mr. a nd Mrs . L. E. Rey- th b�rbecue held McDad e, Cana l Wmehester. a picnic at � n o lda a nd Mrs. Marga ret Re yn alda. Fau lk ner. M r . . a nd M r'- E. P. Grimm of th e attache case filled with pam • I Badey !I Lake. nd a Mr. Ike . s r and M l t l chi Wi I At the cl ose of th e m e eti ng 8 Wa9hm,t on C. H . s pe nt several phlets and hooks on the stock desser t co urse was served by th e d !�n of CC?lumbur; were week end m 7_rket ra n up. anolher zo . d ars wi th Mr. and Mn. Harold BIRTH ANNOUNCID SLICED hostesses lo th ose al ready m entio n- v m tors with Mn, Wilt'a pare n t&, Any man wi th a strong arrn is G ri mm. M r . and M rs. Joh n Cbarlea ed a nd Mrs Isabel Wi ne brenn er Mr. a nd M rs. Adolph Saelens. alw ays welcome, " said Mi H Several mem e th of M t_h� K en• e Bob Brick les of Dayton spent the Handl ey of 10814D. Mt. Carmel d i.s t Church �ttbe� nedy. Mrs. Pe arl H o h man, Emma Malt: e nded preach i . ng ad, o R Cleveland, are anno u n cing . hews, who were guests of the class, we ek end w i th his pare nts , Mr. the b ir th of a Four . fashion models at the servJc es at StiversvlUe Sun d ay. son John Charles d rs. an n Joh ickl r B n o es ado 'M Br a nd Mrs. Haro l d Hall , M rs. Raya P Raym d ady on o � f1�e Ageney _ Oahpne Be l l , m G i l ed v ast _ r m Jr., o n June 16 at 8 :32 p. . mo nd Saxton , ,rdr s. Dana Hamilton way Street. J sic rom the Sargent residence f week a .tord, �11n Klen and Olga �s i n n e- pou nd a. Grandpar- to Mr. and Mrs. Wi l l iam Darst a nd weighing and Mrs. Katie Matthews . N1�holas---ear r1ed to te baga averth e Hayman farm: e ntl are Mr. an d M r s. Virgil son , Jeffre y, o f Lima came Tu esMrs . Tho mae Frazier and son aging nlne to 1 0 and one - half Blackwood of Darwin and Mn. PURE PORK d ay ror a visit with Mr and Mrs J mes of Akron 1pent last wee k pounds. � , · hn n o J Ha dley m y o f P o ero L - Ier I8 pomeroy Cnap The David Darst, Jr., ■ nd Mr . a nd Mrs : Carri_es Smallfft Purse with her father O. M . Wog-a n and Handleys also have .e. daughter, Dana Hamilto n . e designer Invited To Racine Th aunt Rouah D. J_ Mra. Paulin e TTigere Mr. nd a _ M r . and Mra. John Ungen a nd Debo rah Lyn ne . carr.1ed the smallest purse , under and Mn. C. W. Allman . P om e-y Chapter OES, met -----Mr. an d �n. Harry Wo l fe and �wo pounds, but on e of th e hrav. Jn regu•l� r aession Tuesday e ve- sons took a trip o ver th e Skyli ne VISITS IN CERIDO Drive over the July 4th wee k e nd . Richmond. _ Ind., Law- Jesl brief_case&, just sh ort or l l daughters. ni ng with Alt.a An n Rupe, w orMi ,s Con n ie Roush spen t the M _ r. and Mrs. J oh n Formash of Ma son, vlalte d � es• pound!, mt o which went appoi ntlfe, o _W ce en r t hy matron , and Harry P. Smith, Ch1ll!cothe a nd Mlu, Patty Syl ves- past week with her sister and bro- d ay with J oh n ol fe a�d family. �ent book, ch ecks, keys, cl iporthy patr on , presid i ng. w � Lo ther-ln-law, Mr. and Mn. LEAN and MEATY w ell Rev. Stanl ey M ��llard v�ai_ted Rev. p1�gs, Se veral me mbers were re ported ler of Rockford Lak e, n iece of M r. Thompsoo of C eredo, W. Va. makeup, women 's wear Fultz. spent several days this week ill. An invitation was received with Rex. Sta nley �cGll l ud v1 a1ted Rev da_ll)', _sketch es. candy and vila, M r. a nd Mrs , Bernard Fultz and M rs. Pe arl �aato. Th ey to�k m1_n pi_l ls. '_'I lhink thi 9 .s chic," , to atlend Fr ie nds Night at th e VIS!T IN COU�MBUS t nd chil dren . a tou r of the eight chur ches m said Miss Tr1 g ere . "l havt a brie f. 3 ltacine Chapter, Saturday , Sep . Bo b Oa1l ey and family spent t he M r s. John Walters (A nn Saue r) th 10th. case lo match each outfit." wee k en d I n Columbus with re la• I � Letart charge . s. F . M. Roush, Ma ry Ord an d Terry Mayer , a vice . preside nt At the clps e of tn e m eeting a and daughter, Vi rginia of Colerai n lives. LUCKY BUY wa.termefo n supper was e njoyed ,11nd 'Mi ss Margaret Sauer of Dayton ------ ------ chnJre n or Let-art R l , Miss Ca r• ! of 1hc Ai:n?s Parrish buying and · s�ent Tuesd ay and W ed ne sday · roll ��ore and mot.her , Hu ntingmerrhand1smg fi rm, ca rried a with Mr . and M rs. Charles Sauer , . Trnna n t were called due lo the ill• L on v1 s lled at the h ome or J o hn I three-poun� pu rse, an associate . F'irst B'irt y fa Susan Rice, daughter of Captai n ne ss of Mra . Everso n's moLh er W olle Wednesday. • Polly Guerm, accesso r ies coordi- 1 a nd Mrs. Ches ter Rice, is s� nding Mrs. L. c. Ten na nt. Mrs. Ten na nt Celebmted July 5 several d�ys with Mr. a nd Mrs . has been moved to Mere)' Ho spital Roo n i e Hawki ns cel e brated his De nver Rice .e nd son, Billy. • in PilUlburgh for aurgery, Cl r st birtb d ay, July :,, al the n Hump h reys wa s reMrs. Norma CENTER CUT The Eve raons wi l l aleo visit w ith hctpe' tjf)fui.;' P,are nta, Mr. a nd M rs. turned home from Holzer Hospital -I his• methet ih Wl nteniville befor'e Eugene lrawklnR. We�nesday. returnJng to Middleport about the Ronnie r ece ived a n umber of Bdl Everso n and daughter. Ja n• mlddle oi the m on th. gifts. A decorated cake an d ice . 1 �e , returned Wednesday to Se l ine • Mr. and Mrs. Her man Cau d i l l of ere.um were served to Mr. and ville wh ere Mr. a nd Mrs. Ever son Broad way Stree t were in Ports• Mrs. Lawrence Smith, Mrs. Fra n- and daught er, Patty, a nd David mouth on business Monday. ces Hawki ns all of Pom ero y a nd PORK .;:;;;;:;;;a,aaa;a_;;;;;;a;;..;;;:�. 1 --,;.;;;;;;-� -;a ;.;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;.;;.;:;;;..;;; · -;;-,;;;:=,;;;;;;;;;-;;,·;,; ..;;; Everett Hawkins of Mi dd leport. d The Aln1a na,: I Family Reunion Held At Home Of Bruce Uoyds Around And About Middleport I Fo, L,w Prices, EIISJ Ttrms On $opt Joint Meeting News Of The Week Held By Grcles M., M,.. AIY• Swick M rs. Mary Lilhey 'an M r!I. Adra Sw1rk took thei I t rmediate Cirl SrouLs on a hike al the Swick Of St. Panl's farm Danville -• --::::::::c::::;:;::::::::::;:;::;; ;;--:; I • By _,.,. ... _,,.... 11 r s. Violet Barr vi.siled her fa. lbt r , Ray mond Barton and Mrs Bar1o n a o d other fnen ds and rela. lives lwre She re turned to he r home rn California, TuelJ.dav. Mr. and M rs. Roy Ward a�d ramily o! Coal Hun, Oh10, vl!lited Mr. an d Mrs. B M. Burhanan. Tuesday M r . and Mrs. John Kibble are on vacation. By United Prest lnt..-n,itlonal Today 1s T hursday, Ju).y 7, the 189th day of the year, with 1-'l'7 '• mo re i n 1960. The moon is approa,cbi ng " :ltl' . ru11 ph11St'. The morning stars ire M''iirs, Jupiter and S!ltur n. The e vening stars am Jupiter and Saturn. On th.is day i n history: In 1 754, Ki n g's College in New K i ng York (Hy, chartered by Geo rge I I of England , o pe ned its doors with eight u nder(lraduates and Dr . Samuel Johnson .is its preaid ent. It w as later r enamed Colum bia Co llege. In 1846, th e u. S. annexed Ca l l- • Rirlh Of Daughter ror nia. In 1860, Bohemian composer I, Being Announced Mab,l.er was bom. Giµlav Rev. and Mri. ba le L. V.anMeter In 18QB, the U. S. a n nexd Haof Wedb oro , :t!ae s ., are a nn ounc• lnJ lbe birth of a d auehter, waii. I n 1953 a n ational co ntrovers y ArheOa M,rgaret, June 16. The Va n M e te rs have tw o oth(!r dau­ raged o ver Se n . Joseph McCart hy's ihters, Laura Elizabeth an d Julia re fusal to dlsmii.s J. B. Matthews as staff dlrector of the s,m11t e J n­ I.ee. Grandparent, •rt Bi s hop a nd ve,.tiftlatinc aubcommitlee. Mn. AIJpleton Laure nce of Cam• Thourht for today: British au• brl dee, Mau., ina Mn. Lau r a tho r Samuel Johnson aairi: "Of Van Meter of R.acl ne, Ohi o. all the griefs thal har'ass the di s• courity commlui or,ers hav e on ly tr('st, su re the mo.st bitter i s a th e bridges in1id e a city. But sco rn ful jest." · for rel let purposes the cou n ty tak es ca re of th e city, at le all HOLZE R HOSPITAL Jn cities the 1ize of So uth eastern Admitted July 5: steven Javlns, Ohio's. Chesh ire ; James Swart, llaci ne; n e Adem a, Rncln e; Prese n llng such o n am en dm en t Miss Jacqu e li on Sr., rup)fY; J o h n to 30!5.0t wo ul d make i f correa- J am es Drinn M rs . No rn�an �; r hi , d Chcs Bair pon d ro ughl y with the q uallf lc a Je£fr ey reys, M iddleport; Humph tions p re.acribed I n Secti on 3313 01 roy, e Pom ' g, n Del� · for ele cto rs or county b oard .,_ . s. o f D111mis1ed J u l y �: Barbgra ,)3011-, . . e1lur.atl on . · • - fer, Japlea Austi n , Stan1�·y Q.u s b, ....,� . • The cruclal difreraiiir-WlWAn Mr.a. Lindo n Pel'l'y, M rs. Witl ia m these two ■eemlpgly ana lo gous Bruce . Jose ph B owman, Judy W ot !ilatutes la that the powers of ford, Mrt. Ben Gabbs , Syl ve ste r ! rou nty h oar d o f education mem- · Nappe r , Mn. Matk Gay and s onj hen a re applic11ble on b' upon Mra. Len Jo rdan llnd dau.hter. Births July �: M r . and Mra . th eir pa r ticula r electorate. (n the county eommis1,i on er s1tua1 ion .ell Cheste r Kn o pp, Clifton , son. rcAidents or the county would be suhjl•rt lo th e p ower of county romm ls11inner11 t o le vy taxes uml lo cond emn la nd, for I ns ta n ce. I With my hlll, th e co unly co m- · missioners would be cl o thed with 1 ext ra- territorlpJ power� ove r the se peopl� who were den ied a voice In ch oosi ng them, a nd th111 would co11travene the "equal protecti on " clause■ of both the United Statl!la and Ohi o Co n1tltutlo11. 0. J. White suggested that I i11lrod1H'e 11 hill in tho 104th b h lu G1•nrrul Assembly which would . to nil lnlPnls a nd pu r pos• t'.!t, dlscr1lr1111rhisc l hc n• .� ldents of Gallipuli s from vol i nJ: for <·ounl y ('ommisslnnn. or t'ou rs e . ii 1"'011ld apply to all cities outside t h•• met ropolitan co un1ie,s. The way to do it would be to amend Se ction SM.01 of 1hc Oh io I Revised Cod e by uddi11� these wo rde: "In l'Ou11tlcs with a popu­ la11on of ltisa lha n 80,000, a11 del• crmhwd by the next preceding tede,-1 cinsus, v o ting fo r county I commlsai1men, i n uny el('<' llon, Is reslrlrtt'd to those electo rs who resldo outside city co rpor allon limllt." I want you, the reader of this editi on of . . A Capitol Idea" in The hally Stmti nel to wr lt e me I at 91'1 Fourth Avei1ue, Gallipolis, : and lell me, fl rst, whethe r you are In favor or on ly ru r al resi­ dent• • nd realdents of vlllaa:es , (leH than 0000 populallo n) vo llna for cou nty comm111 io nor, and , 91!!• c o nd, whether 80,000 11 the pro­ per dlvldlna: Une betwee n a metropolllan co unty and any other 1 county. U your re1ponae la convlncinl enough, I'll Introduce such a bill for road purpo1&1, the board of ' * By Mri. C l•reoui Rus1all Rev. Hall of Zane-sv11le led l he annual quar te r ly m�t'U ngs h t>i � rind at Laurel l'hJ I lhe past week i•n<l. l 'arol} n ft'rrell. who 1s work ing in \\ �s• Vi rgi rua . visit ed bu parents, M r . aod :\l rs Clyde Fe r rell over lh l· wel'k ('nd Mr imd M rs � ullenoc (fd areh�l ( and . children of Cincl nn ati Wt"r\" vmun g hl!r !)& rents, Mr. a nd M rs. Alpha Russrll for se v eral da ys. James Sea r ls, who h as � ploy�t•n t 111 Columbu s. Y1S1ted h ti:i ramii)' ovt•r the Fo ur� h. . . The Welrh family 1 s m ovmg to thr Nma ·Jrilkr property. They a re from 1Jext1!r. Mr. :ind M rs. David Dewhu r st I "Save Cub Here lntllead or Slletllp,'' MIDDLIPOIIT flll�L IT, VISIT ._, Out Joppa Way Hysell fwn Society Events Save Y- Noli GM 8'- - Fill A - Quider 41, W. !IECOND ST,, , l'OMDOY, OHIO .,• , . Get th..ie paelr1ges with the . fl& coupon inside , •• ., � sto.. • at your clocir.I A1111111ea Bride Dillch Girl Spanllh 'Senorila lrfah Colllll11 l1rael• English Queen Scotch laasie Italian Lady French Fl- 6111 Swecilah Mild\ 6ern\an Fraultla Vatican Nu1. : , �nes Gai gue e h ool l)uels ight Feat11r Lea Mound Hig Sch T · � � : � i ,;i��}f,;,�: Palmer Is Lone oy In �t ra ��;��.(�J.�i'.'�;�·;::�:! I Maris, Skinner Give Sn�-ak Prevue Of �liowing hes and "' ,.. m n � :m:�. staff Dr. George W. Davis Op��· Announc:" TM R•moval Of His °Office To The New Busines!J and P�feSflO,!"i Bulldln& 41f �!!'"'1 Av,nue G�i•, °"i.9 Teleplloae Gibson 6-2236 In All Star Game With Sm�h Hits w ednesday i •• • • • I lc� rs I �� · Save with S�ftyl l y ���� ��····�B n a 1 ." ~ ff ~,.... SUMMER , .- t I 3-T RAYON ALL-WEATHER With ' .,r , .. ' .."• ' � '· ·+ Riser Oii Co� READY CASH SJ5 to S1000 S.. lht Che� Mystery Show In cotor Sundays, NOC. TV. 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The 28•year•old Negro drowned in the Ohio River last month in II vain attempt to snve the life of a fishing companion. Havana Sh•Ift T0 ersev IS J � Expected Soon BUFFALO, N. Y. UPI-ll.ivana may shift its International Lea;:ue franc h i� to Jersey City, N. J., "within th e next to day111:1 and set up th e possibility of three major league teams in the New York metropolitan area again, ac­ cording to the Buffalo Everfing News. Cy Kritzer who covers the B u f. falo Bisons for the Evening News said Wednesday a shift or Hav• ana's International LeaGUe fran+ chise f. o Roosevelt Stadium wa1 in the making and ·"could take place within ten days." The move would probably "be­ dictated by the Cincinnati Red­ legs who h ave a heavy invest­ ment in bu1eba1l talent on the Havana roster," Kritzer said. According to Kritzer, the mov• ift.$' would � just III prelimh;,ary which would .!lee a major resht'1· fling of International League franchises in an effort to form a third major league. "This would mean the shift o f the Miami club into New York Richmond into Houston and one other IL franrhlse into Mlnnea• polis. DaUas also figures in the plans," Kritzer sald. " New Bulletin Board Completed At New Haven . .. A new bulletin board in front of the New Haven Evangelical U nited Brethern Church was finished on Saturday aiid put into operation rwer t�,e week end. The structure is made of Bed• ford buil4ing stone a nd is equipped with lights that automatically turn on each evening. The double board is situated so that it can be read by people approaching trom either di• rection on the street, The conslructioq of the boar d was sponsored by the Brotherhood of the church with Willard Arm• 1 stro11 g leading the work. The stone was htid by Bill and Bob Roush, who donated their services. I OperatJng J2 811Sy Department Sl<>reo In Soutliern Ohio . • • • • . i ' ' ...,,� ' . • "' '. ; , I 7 71 .... ' ·' · ' Vaiu,s: Ta $3.99' � . i I •'• '' ,· 81t99 f!O .B $, ' IJEACIIED SHQJS lief. �· a.oo ..tue, -■ R<!Po =t/�"l'l' lief. 1.,- �-- �·, ,1.tt- 7d., ,., f9'QI; -. ,I -� . " · LADIES' COTTON ,w, su� ' $1!lall, Hei!'mm, Large . �• I ' $ 5 .tt We are alBo recelvini early Fall dre&,es, !ranst­ llona·I cottons for wear­ ing now and all through fall. Comt In and use our lay-a-way plan ' .. . ' ' . ,.,,-·� READY TO HANG DRAPES U)I severa r now.. $2.99 ' � This is one of four oonftte1113 srheduled for lhe ,ummff by � WVEA . The otheN •re bu1ingi and Industry, labor, and a joint contert>nce between all group,1; - ------ 20 Passes, Six Miscues Account For Side's Runs ALL SUMMER. SU ITS REDUCED! $55.00 Value $44.50 $50.QO Val,, $40.50 $47.50 V■IH $38.50 $45.00 Value $35.50 : ,. �-•5 v•• $32.50 .- I W.6S1-t q(¥1 WEA� $29.95 V�ue $J4.50 $27.50 Value $!2.50 LONG. S SHORTS - REGU LARS STOUTS - SHORT STOUTS POWH I E-GR05$, I MC. "Home of Arrow Shirts" POMEROY, PHONE WY-2°'198 . POMEROY, OHIO . c , Genuine Leitther Soles $1.67 11Sbion Insole ■ 1".a'I 1!!i Ull■IIUl!lll,!IQ(M& Women's Wedge Heels SAN DALS Straps & Bare Backs White and Imported Straws $2 . 7 7 Vtlues To . f,1.99 WOMEN'S SAI LOR ·F L A T S $1. 7 7 ro\ln $2. 79 z woMkN·sw�m N U RSES OXFORDS -u White Crepe Slash Sole � � Voqr � dlii They Go! $1 _,_, $2.,, BOYS', BLACK GYM SHOES ',. All Sites '1.77 �OlHIN� BESEBQ:DI ALL ��J.-�S -.�-... omo STO RE SHOE 1.gg p r. p r. On pan('\s w1lh 1hr agricul1 ural p(?{lple will be represen1at 1ves of public S<'hools and colleg<'s. From 60 to 75 farm 1 ..aders are exJ)t>f't• Honored By G'hb rs. AT QN�Y sl·" L 0 1 3 Mr M Kn1g , ht COTTOMS .tch.lol Oxfords Spedal · Priced '' Twenty walks and iiix I n dian er• ror.!I a ccounted for all IO runs lfon• day by the Syr�cuse Gian.ts ,as they I got only one h11. s,cund1fl s three run homer in lht! third inning: of Enjoying a picnic dinner ser• a Little Ltague game which was ved on the lawn were Mr. and not reported until today. Mrs. George Bur ns, Clifton; Mr. The Indians gnt their 8 runs on and Mrs. James Diehl, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Lester Zerkle, Mason two miscues and a walk in the Mr. and Mrs. Mel Clark, West i i rst, Jewell's 3•run homer in the Columbia; Mr. and Mrs. Robert · third and Carson Crow's 3•run ho­ Cooke, New Haven and the ho�ts. mer in the fourth. The losers had the saC'ks full in the last inni n g bu1 Owens came m and fanned the . 1 · S, 3C ,G;',. ,'n· s t 315 010--10 l 4 lnd;, n, 203 300- 8 6 • B. CundiU, Rose 2, Grueser (LP) 2, Jewell 4 and Jewell and C. Crow 4. Jenkins (WP) Owens 6 M WDL ) S and Cundjff_ NEW HAVEN-Mrs. William Gibbs entertained Thursday eve• OAkLAND, Calif, U PI-G..per I, ning at her home in honor o( lifrs George MacKnight, who is mov. Ortaga, 144, M•xh:o, . ou tpoint� ing lo Englewood, N. J., In the Johnn y Gon..l � 141, Oald•nd, near future. She received m.any 10. lovely gi(ts. The tea table was covered "' ith FOUST SIGNS WITH HAWKS a lace cloth and centered with ST. LOUIS UPI-Lany Foust., arrangement of summer flowers one of the 1 1 players who has end silver candelabrums holding yello w candles. Mrs. Emo Wood, scornd more than J0,000 po1nls in Mis1, Betty Kelly and Miss Wilma the National Baskelb11ll Assn., has Herrmann assisted with the serv­ signed h is 1960..,I con1ract with the St. Louis Hawks. ing. Present were Mn. Billy Thomes, Mason; Mrs. George Lerner, Mrs. William Kelly, Hart.lord; Mrs. Mel Clark, Kaylong; Miss Herr• mann, Cheshire; Mrs. Carroll Adams Jr., Mrs. L. H. Lieving, Mrs. Tom Hoffman, Mrs. Pete Burris, Mrs. Carl Gibbs, . Mrs. Harry Pickens, Mrs. Karl Wiles, Mre . Robert Cook, Mrs. John C. Wolfe, Mrs. Cheater Curry, Mrs. Neil Haymaker, Mrs. Sebastian Tedesco, Mrs. Kermit Gress, Mrs. Douglas Miller, Mn. James N. Uousb, Mrs. Harry Miller. Mrs. Foster Grinstead, Miss Marilrn 104 EAST MAIN STREET Gibbs. Mrs. Wood, Miss Kelly, the honoree and hostess, Se n ding a gifL bu! unable to attend was Mrs. Bill Shinn and Mrs. William Ch isler. Members of the Couples C1ub were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller on Saturday oighl 111 their home i n New Have n . DUNGAREES liii;.�n'• Reg, $2.99 11,ea:. �-!t v�. Millers Entertain Members Of Club DRESSIER TYPE Size 29 lo 42. WeU made san• lorized. Rog. ,i2 ,29 pr. $ NH Met hodist . . 011 022 300- 9 NH EUB . . . . . . 603 000 001-10 Bostic and Thabet: Miller and Phil Cooke. ONLY' $2.99 MEN'S .ff w In t h e first 11arne Tue5Cln the 3 NII Lutherans nipped the .Mason 1 s Melhod ist5 b)' a score of � with M,,on 0 only three of the Mason team showi n g up for the game. Fra n k WAHA.MA LITTLE LEAGUe Harris was the losing pitl'her. W L \1arion Ohlinger wen1 all the way C-W . . . . . . . 4 2 for the victory. NH Cardin■ls 3 2 The line score1: Tiprs Matan . 3 2 Madon . . . , . . . J 10 010 1--4 NH Rack 3 3 Lutheran• . . . . . . . . 200 001 2--- 5 H rtf d 3 3 Ohl inger and M! so:' Cu·� r::!/nd Bir d; �: 3 3 1 Gr s Sizes: 12 Ip 20 and ui. rol41h pr. . REG. $2,29 . LIJJi,1 httj, · Sh�,., N.w H.av•n ... Cllfton-Wt'st Columbi■ Broad Run Hartford Rur;d Jea d�n 1n west V i rgiJlia ha'l'f' been 1nvitcd tu . a farm-educa• tlon conferenn• at J..el-.,,on's Mill, July 16, an·urdmg to P�ul w. Wal• son, pre,sident or the �ponsoring �'!!11t V1rgu: :a Edu �alion As� a• tion. For Home or Street Wear $1 .29 Children'� 1 WAHAMA PONY L 1 2 3 4 ;s: COTTON PRINTS Red and Blue ,r.ssp _ rted Colors A double by Maurice Clark in the bottom half of the mnth was the winnt,llg blow. Otto Bostic was the losing burler while Harry Md ler was the winner. w 4 i 2 I IU B Lut"'ans . NH ��-, _._ _,, Ma1on Meth. ed A lu ncheon Is Included. DiscuHions will include su•Gar t wns for improveme11t of pu . educliltion. the present ll.atu1'!J ,tale .... ••hools, method• ol ••••·• -� � money for improvement Ind � spedfie need for better r� :-� achools. OF LOVELY . C: . . ,'1vqs OJ fords fan�y ��,�i9JIS h .....;.w A NEW SHIPMENT , R.••· "'": $1 .0, �"' Gr.P�J> ..,. " gue w i th II nme inning 10·9 vie• tory o�·er the New Haven M.e• t ho dists Tuesday evening. h "�HT •111.1Ln � LOU1sv1LL ■, 1t,. u•� 1o11.-1..-. 10-1n:. 11....... c� v1!1111 ... ,... 141 St. Liiui._ 10. At The Modern Mart .00 .... SJ.59 PlASllC wutl>bw SH APU, 31>" · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $1 ' ,., , ,,, ---'-------•-••-----•••----••-•--•--•n-n•••u-. ..............._ POM'I IO: MOTOR CO. · STO R E S, _I nc. yI p ' ' 6 $ d YW f.·l· G _ H _ T __ B_ OU _T _SET -VHE A MONTREAL UPI-Roy Harris • or Cut'n Shoot, TeJt., and Robert . Cleroux of Montreal wiU meet in a IO•round heavyw�ight bout al the Montreal Stadium July 27. Both fighters will receive 25 per cent or the net gate. -...-- · - -·-· I : ' I ' 9"''-y omo dell St l tch, 3rd ' r11 n�:'ing welter• wei ght bo xer who drowlll!d trying lhe life of a frlend• wlU to save , • h .in annual be 1mn"!orla r. 1zed wit award I ll hlS name by the Na• · 1 ·10n. · g A ssoc1a t ·10na l B ox m The citation, to he known as the Rudell · Stitch s,ortsman,hip Award, will be prt>wnted each year to a l)l'o[e11110n•I bo*r who displays the mos£ sporb• manlike conduct in and out of the ring. I Tl1 1 SHOE BOX ,\ TENNIS OXFORDS Sizes e to a $1 .99 Pt'· AND ,2.84 . · ·tiNG SYSTEM A coMPLrij ' ' . ' {:HJLDREN'S , • Cl�r-Out of Wo1,11.e'1'• an,d Children's ·,------- A ll New --�----, •• CHILDREN'S OXfORDS INFAlffS' OXNtDS (4' C�tt torr, C�f -� �;q't,,itttt (IJ !"fl' lot•! 11flhoriud Chroroltt J,aler',. --.... e .MEN'S ll■b-liai,f -anc1.,. lltle, llpt -JM .. , lmallne 11 t, ..... fom dealef'I _ ' sr,es 4 to � • .F �TS Red uced to $.1 ,84 The � and Z Men 's Shop * No broken sizes here. LADIES SUMMER Sizes 6 lo 1 1 � - ,., ... -• dooe to Conalr ln llll■ �I eQilpoUlloll !or Motor Treod tn11uhie'1 Dul a11_le■■ JOll...e .,_ • p,, L O A F E R°S C.,.., c-.i,� Wttld, t..u, = tw m�ea • ., ' Lined vamp. Sturdy construction. Full range of sizes 6·12 I llllil ; •UIi l!li. i i!lf LP GtM Sy�n1 CLEARAN E SA mean, tho buying'• better than ever !or you right now. So drop in Ao• a al>at with your dealer while the l\l\oice i1 wi�e and the li;r\'• ia rightl • '"" IORY41 R _. WO RK �MO,E Electric and Acetylene Shop and Portable Welding Phone WY-Z-4388 Minersville, Ohio * II fo w start.mg berths, but lbe Brave, rect'l\' ul onh· one more place lo,. day and thus top honors went to th Pirates, as brfits the lea8 ue• I eaId.mg team · . In addition . 10 seco n d . hattman �11.1 MazeroskJ and oulfa elder Bob !:ikinner. wh? were elected . to st3rt, the �ratea alao received b(''.1 h8 for pitrhers ltoy Face, Bob Friend and Vern Law, ratc�er Smokey Burgess, shortstop Dick Groat, and outfielder Bob Cle• mrnle. The squad includes 13 holdoven; from last year's squad, including M usial , Willie Mays of the Giants and Ed Mathews of the Braves, esch appearing for the eighth time, and Hank Aaron o( the Braves, appearin g for the sev• enth lime. I ��:h:�� �b Buhl, Mi lw a uk ee ; Elroy Face, Pittsburgh; Bob F'riend, Pitlsbur.;h; Bill Henry, I Cincinnati; Larry Jack.so n , St. 1 Louis : Vernon Law, Pittsburgh ; Mike McCormick, San Francisco; Lindy McDaniel, St. Louis; John• np Podres, Los Angeles; Stan Williams, l.l <S Angeles. Catch•n: Ed Bailey, Cincinnati; Smokey Burgess, Pittsburgh; Del Cran dall, Milwaukee. lnfl•ld,us: Joe Adcock, Milwau­ kee; Ernie &nk.s, Chicago; Ken Boyer. St. Louis; Dick Gro.4t, Pitts­ burgh; Norm Larker, Los Angeles; Ed Mathews, Milwaukee; Bill Maz. eroski, Pittsburgh; Charlie Ne11l, Los Angeles; Tony Taylor, Phila•· d e\phia: Bill White, St. Louis. Outfielders: Hank Aaron, Mil­ waukee; Orlando C1ipcda, San Francsico; Roberto Clemente, PiHsburgh; Willie Mays, San �dusial, SL Francisco; Stan Louis; Vada Pi nson, Cincinnati; Bob Skinner, Pittsburgk Battln9 practice pitchers: Ed ' Palmquist, Los Angeles; Joe Nux• hall, Cincinnati. 8attln9 practicti catcher: Joe Pignatano, Los Angeles. Tr•iner: Bill Buhler, Los Angeles. MEN'S F I S H ER'S WEL DI NG · Sale nce ara Cl� g i Big B, '· J U L Y Mo�e peo le �•t liu7 lng Chevrolet, f )uding Corv:.ili · ) ..., bef.-nd Cbem,Jot'•�>j>ularit la : ·, " all-time hi · l 1\1,1 111I S P ECIALS ' rau" ,�,' ,,..,. ,. ,.,. ,,.,, ,,._ ' . FRI D6Y C, SATU RDAY We Are Selllag . . .,,.. . All Our Summer Wepr I Al,ton Nanwt 22 Th � Card"lftlil1 5tar was among Zi: pitc hers and reserves named to the team by manager Walter Alston of �e world champion UJs Angeles Dodgers, who will :nan. aj!e the squad against the Ameri• can Leaeue in the two game11-at 1 K,nsas c.ity July 1 1 and al New York July 13. The eight st..artera for each M WJial's selection this time ap- league were picked by ballot of ))eared a heavy sentimental the major . league players, and · -· - - -. L - ,1 I N ST.LL�Q CQMPLITE Wl'l'M 500 J.8. ¥ J "�111 -• The U-year•old Mu,ial WH bre.a.Jdna: his own mark for the grea'teat number of All•Stll.r ae• lec_tiofil. Ted William& · of Boston, ttbo 'llfQ flamed to t]le American League squad I.hi• week for the l&b ti.me. holc;ls the AL mark. ollto • T • le R, 300 W. Second St. - WYandotte 2-21 1 1 , Pomeroy t, ST. ANDREWS, Scotla n d If an American ls to win the ce.nten n ial British Open fOl f championsllip, it look, 1\ke Ar• nold Palmer -wlll hay,e 1c,· do Jil. The 30-year•old U. S. OP,tn king fro� u,o.lJ.ief, P.a ., f\P.l!rged ehallenIWI America's only stroiu 1 &er when he shot a fltst:round three-under•par �SS·70 Wedne sd�, �aVhti b1m tbtef; $01.s back: or the leader, Roberto Devieenzo of Mexico. Gene Sarai.en, U,\e; , 51$,fear-old "c ntleman farmer who bad play• · "' so weU in the two q1:11rifying ed r• s oa ...rounds Mondav and Tuetday ed to a 19-over-par 88 on the St. Andrew& old coune and de-,·ecledly withdrew from the tour• • ,. nament, Micldkport Lilt l<' League Senators singll'S. Yankee billers were Shear­ took their second game or the sec• re d , Don Nelson, Harris and Blaine on<l hair, Wed nesd ay cvl'ning with each with .a single. ;1n 18-5 drubhing of t h e In d ians us Braves 101 004-S 7 2 Phone WY-Z-2347 Mike Gardner and G11ry Slobart Yankees 220 000--4 4 4 tt•umed lo pit<'h a 4•bitler. �vlorarity, Sauer (WP) 3. and Cas• POMEROY, E. MAIN STREEI ; j fn the other gome the ·Hn1Yts ci . J. Hoo d and Whitlatch. t ralli.,d in late innings to hell! the h�l"� M'jJII'-.� ,-m'�Wair MtiiIiI, 11 liW:il -n V;mkrl'S 6•4 as Georg<' S1111er W<'n1 on a hi 1 1 inl-! rampage with a 1 riple, I )fSf fJP clnuhlc and sin�lf' . The Sen_utors won. Ow firsl hair t 1 of 1)111 .v w1lhou 1 laking <1 loss and loukell l ike long odd favorites lo dupl l(·al� in the serond �taH. 3JSeS O 3f Gary S1 ub.:irl of lhe winners t·on• 1 t. imu·d hi� heavy sticking wilh two MILWAUKEE, Wis UPI-The I '* tt'ipil's and a l1011wr and Larry major league's first triple play • I Glndwell homerrd with two on. since 11)58 Kicked off a big rhu. Jt•rry Van lnWllfl:C'll had Lwo hits barb here Wednesday night ovt•r and f;JHdwt•ll a1td1•d :1 srn�h' whether rookie umpire Ed Vargo I 1 he Senaton' nme hits were failed to sil{nal safe or out on t .�andwic· hrd .nround a phi.;tll(' uf Jn . the blow t h at started the play. t di.rn Nrors afield who were play. Marnu:er Gene Mauch iof the in� with( 1 t1t 1wo regu lars, one be- Philadelphia Ph\llles, victims of ing liuddy Moore, eutrhcr. , the play, was tossed out of the I M iki> Brullon, C h arley Payne and game with the Milwaukee Braves I j Cunningham hnd doubles for !he for protes1ing on the play. NIW COMIORT I NIW IIAUFY I lndiunH. Gardner and Stohurt fan• He argued that Vsr.a:o failed to ned 1 4 Indians, wulkcd 1 1 . signal whether Braves' second * NEW (ONVINIIICE . .,_, flEW Sl'nn t ors 575 100- UI 9 1 !lacker Chuck Cottier had caught (11dhms 200 2 l 0- 5 4 10 or trapped I low liner by Bobby G ardnC!r (WP), Stobart 3, and Gene Smith . ' Gtadw<'ll, Van lnwugc-n 5. Payne Mauch sald as a result, pitcher (LP>. Taplor 1, D11vl11 3, and Drat• Dlc)( Farrell dashed to the plate, ton, Davis 3, Payne 3. thinkinJ the ball had hit the BRAVES W I N ground, and Cottier had trapped The Yankees had the Braves It. The Braves tossed the ball to down 4· 2 going Into the sixlh inn• third to mike Farrell the · third lng but Jim Hood, pitcher, started out. off against the Braves in the top Cottier, the Braves' flashy rook• of that inning by hitting Terry le Infielder, said there wu no Hannigan wi1h one out. s t,wart doubt he caught the ball. 1t Wl!J was sate o.n a fiel d er's choice, D. £int believed Mauch waa prote1t• error, ing that .Cottie·r had trapped it. Evans tripled after an Smllh, coming for the second Sauer doubled, Morarity singled, end four 1uns had crossed making of three times with• ffie ba"8 It 6-4, . loaded, sliced what looked Hile Sauer shut out the Yanks in the one 1hopper to Cottier. but the bottom of tho Inning to win lhe youngster made I lthoetop catch a n d doubled Tony Taylor off first illf{lf . !��i� -�he_ Br� � h �� for two of t��ut�'.- __ . . / . • __ Play s ·nce '58 IJCONOM Y SAVINGS & LOAN CO, !i, I Senators Clobber Indians In Little League Contest 13 to 5 . . F' '• You'll Like Our 3•rvice Home Owned •'Ill Operated Phone WY-2-2 IOl, Pomeroy wu n amed to the Nat1on•l Le�g.ue IJJ·Sta,r �ua,� for the 17th time, b�t tlje Pittsburgh Pirates domln. 1 too the · ie'.affl· Witfi · eitht member,. Still (:on tinu es 4t LC,Z I EXPENSES Stop in or 'phone for a quick CASH LOAN • ...�• f' ._. Place Musi� Breaks Own Reior-d For Appearances I New Haven Holds t.'irst I R uraI Leaders I• · bi N�tiopal l,�gut's All Star Game Lineups lmmort� I · p· n Churc h SI ow 1tc h League Invited To . . I By NBA Action CINCINNATI, l.fPI - Sun Mus- choice., fpr lhe once.rabulmu; Wt're announced hist Sunday The New Haven EUB team ---- - ---- ---ial of the �t. Louis Cml i nala broke I "man'• b� only a .279 bal1 in� ilwaukee Brave1 domi• continued to hold first pbrce in The :�l l-R HAGERSTOWN u• STANDINGS Ind UP atlH anot her record to�y w.ben he al'eri.ge with just four home runs. n -111� th at array by nding fo t e Bend Slow Pitch Chure Lea• K Jac'·son's M·111 SA L E GET THE JUMP · � on SUMM ER ;/ l/ 'I 1 °' COAL, OJL, GAS , 11 a , A , E S l t I BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer Worlfs First Turnoike-l'roffd Timi 1 t1 I - Daily Sentinel, Romeroy-Mlddleport, 0., JulJ T, 1� Stitch Wi! l Be I S'l'ANDL�G S � Racw Edges P,n,er 3-� American �ope I Inning With ))pane Wolfe The Winner u.i-;.�:-;�· co�t.:�1:dh t�::� :r�:::;:cf:r fti)Oth ;;m:: w�ft�E!c�il� In Cente0'1al Th· �; .:t�· :� hurlers being caref'u.l not to �Ve up many t.tiose muc.b UPJ- th{' Red Sox, 4-0, and the Ath- �i\:���� 5½ Tiger the i n ('il( s. 6·4 F is of San ranc co 7 39 35 ! 0 1 P r m em an 1� ea guc games. 38 37 .507 ai� so ��}l,t hiU,, it1,cl1,.1di.pg extra innings. l .os An :;: eles 38 38 . 500 9 1\Uddle port �tt�fed Alfred�Orange 3·1 , while Racine �nd ½ouis . Jn the Na 1 ional League, the m c a 35 39 .�73 t i Po�eroy m w�re havmg a gaf{le between the undefe3:ted, w ith u n t 8-� Br11ves the h111nhhl iPs Ph1ll . 32 44 .421 1 5 Racine commg out the winner 3-2 after an extra mning of in 10 inni ngs t he nod �ers w al • 1 Ph�iadelphia ;e 43 .4103 \ti action. 101 11•d 1h .. f:1ant s. 1 0-0 e nd the Chicago WednHd.'I I I-suits C' ubi, c-rushed the Cardinals 1 0. 1 For Racine. Duane Wolfo went --- ------- -- Chicago 1. 0 St. Louis l the route allowed onb three h i ts . hits were a d�ble by Guthrie ln , R c, y . Si f' \'.r rs: �wo•run homer in P it.tsburgh . 5 C in�in nati 2 .n lgh t an d walk� d four to better Pomel'o)' the fo.urth and a sinl{le by 'J,lobin. a n d Gerry Sta . Ph i l , . 8 M il, S nirjl ht, 10 i nn s. . t , ,P, n m th 1 n 11 1 pitchers in a n eight inning ga me at son in the seventh. Both 'fom Anderson for Middle· ley s �eat r,c i l er chore enabled I Los � ngetn lQ Sa,n Fr•n. 0 n 19ht Rarine , Wol fe struck out the side 1 �l' \\ hl l e Sox t o defeat t h e In• ThurKlay's Pro.b.lble �itchers in both the first and the eighth port and Terry Swartz for A·O went the route on thie mound. dians. St. Louis •• $a n Franc isco - innings. . J.ackson f9- J vs Jo nes (10-7). . Knurklcbullcr Bud Daley won Anderson struck out 1 0 while relieved Tom Terry Knii:r'?h l Pittsbu, 1"1'1� •.t -. �1 n� .inn �_•· "• "1"ht ' walk,· ng two. Swartz fanned six and hi!i 1 2 1 h g;imc, ror the A's by lim. -Mi1e!I (�! vs O'Toole {6-tourlh the wildne1S in when While ) 8. ) gave up live free pa.saes. i t i n g lh P Tigrrs 1 0 six hits. Kan. Ph i l6delphi• •t MilwaUhto, I N I set into Whi1c's arm. 020 100 _...., n. <> 4 2 s"'-• s Cil)' <>rascd a 4.3 deficit by Pomeroy rirsl scored i n the third Middleport •1 VI sP• hn {7·SJ · .,· ,., two •uns off lo"0er Frank -s•no,t 1• re · range ''. ", .,... Alf d O 001 000 0-1 4 O ' '" ,-. 1 • n 'ght- on hits by Terry Knight and White, Chi ago t L 4 war Singer. nd Anderson L ary in thf' ei;::hth . U and 'S n followed by Terry Ohlinger's run • • (s• · 10 ) c l:0 F rttm.an � � vs D"9't rytda,la · n L --;enc Conlev� or the Phils com• . '' s yo down•river coring The single. s F r·1d• ·' r 5 Gam es Pleted "• pitcher's dream in beat· -Lut boys' other run scored as a result · · 1 •· {2) ' tWl•nl!if 1 ., Ph"I r ,.1,, , p•tttt. .. " " .,,.. • ' i11e t h1• Arave � for his Wt h tri c·i nc lnnotl •t M"I · or Bob Bowen's sacrifice fly in the 81' u TetI Send8 BII II , . 1 wau kee, mght l"l urrl',h. Ill:' 1101 •onl r .pi 1 r hed 1wo 1• fourth. ngelH, n lvht A Chiua9 •t Lo, at TO a II Of Furne B hi !kss inning s in re 1 ie 1 but a Iso St:'L�'6° 1s •t Sa n Fr• nclsco, )gh t n For Racine, Roger Birch had two COOPERSTOWN, N. Y. UPltagger! !osn Don M cMahon fpr a .. GUE Au.i=R ICAN L E 14 'hrN'-run hompr with two out in singlet. to lead all h;tter,. Wil 0•on Ted Wlll<"am, has se n t the bat ,,u L · p I· GB Wolle singled and Jim Wickline and bal � with which he hit his the 10 1 h for t he dincher. :'.,' 27 62'0 New York · hit a run scoring double. W illiams and 500th homer to baseball's Hall o( P i lc hC' r Sta n ...... ,2 29 ·592 2 Ted Bailey, the only other hil• Fame, and had he waited il while Frank 11ow:ml each slammed Ckveland 45 34 · 570 3 lcr, connected with the game win• he could have brought ,hem here thr('('•run hornrn £or the Dodgers Uullimore 40 34 · 541 5 ½ , ning .single in the last of the eighth himself. bicago (.., a im i nst t lw Giants . Norm Sherry Detroit 34 38 ·472 10 to score Wilson Wolfe. add,,d to th� slugging show with Regarded a cinch to be voted Washington 33 38 · 465 1 1 Pomeroy a two-run hom('r. W i lliam � stop• 0()1 100 00--2 3 0 lnto the Hall of Fame when he' 1 28 45 ·384 17 Racine pcd San J,'ranrisro on three hits. Kansas City 000 101 01-3 5 2 finished playing, the 41 .year-old Bo.slon 26 47 · 356 19 George AH man drove in six White, Knight (4) {LP) and Eber• Red So x ouH1elder sent the bat WednKday'• R••ulh 11bach. Wolfe and Bailey, runs with a p3 ir of homers for and ball to lhe shrine at the re• hington 4 Bolton O night Was · r s e AT TUPPERS PLAIP\IS a Bank Erni quest of Director Sid C. Keener. and the ('uhs y An error, a hit h&tsman, and a \'OUnted fol' thn•e more with h i.� N1. lqrk 5 a.l;t,tmot. 1 night Chic .g o, 7 Cl•v•. l•!'d 5 ni9ht �! :single hlf toene W ise in the aecond 25th homer in the carna ge again lhnJH City 6 �oi.t 4 ni9ht NEW and USED inninj, which scored two of the the Cards. ThvrffaY,'• (',fflblt Pitc h.en lhree n.j iddleport runs wa!J two K4n"8S C if at Q.troit-L trst ll much for Al fred•Onnge to over• PATRIOTS R�LEASE TH,l!:E t0-4) vs �•Iy(S-6). come in a tight. pitching duel on AMllEl{ST, Mass. UPl-Th<' Chlcatto at Clhel•nd, nl9h. t - their home iield. Ooston Pa1riots or the Arnerirnn M iddleport got its other run in FnoO:wll l,u,.i:ue have rele11sed Plffce 16-4) n Perry 19-3). N.w York at ,1ltimore. nitht- the •fourth when Alfred•Q_range's Hob Lyons of Northeas\prn Uni• Terry Swartz allowed si n gles lo versity. Rob Anastas o r American Turley (5-1 ) vs P-,pe,s (7-5). Ph90ie WY-2-379tl WHhl"9ton at Boston (2), twi• Bolyard and Russ · McElhinney. t lntern alion11l and Harry Drivas o f POMEROY, OHIO ic_ u_ l._ nl9ht- Pa1cu1I (7•5) 1nd FIKhtt' the n walked Wi�e and Oiler for e_ n er t o _ 1 hc o n_ r· t_ o_ '_ """"'"",,-:...= U iv s! y _ � <.: � (3-4) vs Sullivan {3-9) ind Delo� MiddJeport's final run. 1'":-'!"="=""""""""'"t2 , 3), Al!red•Orange �cored its lone Frld•y·, G1mfl run in the third on a single bv Clevel■nd at Chic•to, night Stevenson aad a lollow•UP doub\� 0.trolt at K•sas Citv, ni9ht by Collins. • The only oLher A·O l'n thPir Am�rican Lt>ague lt>ad u'nited Pr"• lnhm.1tional 10 wo games whe hf' it his u cal� h R ijer Mar-is and id B.o� 5��er :f t�at sne:k pre• 271 � ,homer Wt:d n;s;;Y. ;r g� l �\/ 1 vi ew O f e A ·star &ame. tii ;�:�,;�i°;�! }1: :a t ::i 5 �,\�me! You should have b@cause il ahead i n the National L�ag ue was a smash hit all the wa y with an l nside• the•park (f an d al'Ou nd . sla rn homer that rouled lh(' R eds , M11.ris and Skinner will be on 5 2 oppo&ite sides in the All•Sl11r Thl" homer by Maris. of f J ost'r gliffle, al Kansai City h!!xt Tues• S kinn )' Brown , moved him se ven day and i,be,y still may � on op• gam es ahea d o r Babe Ru i h's rer• posite 11ides come \Vol'lld Series ord 1 927 Hme•table . Cletis Boyer tirne next fall. also homered against tht• Orioles. Maris helped the Yank_�es wi d · who were held to sevt•n hits by Wh itey Ford , now 3·5 · Gr•nd Slam BHts Reds In the game between the Pi• rates and Re ds, Cincrnnati led 1 .0 behind Bob Purkey until th e t>ighth mning when Pittsburgh 1 iP d t he S('Ore on a single and 1hree walks. Farin!!: rt:"lie\·er Bill Henry, Skinner then sent a sink• ing liner to left field which roll· t>d all 1he wa y to the wall as Wally Pns 1 made a futile at1empt at a shoestring catch. Rookie Tom Chene y w.us the winner . Gus Bell and Ed Bailey homere d for the Reds. The White Sox defeated th e Indians, 7•5. the Senators down('(l ------:===:-- -----·------------ •• B _L - . --•-• --- � fl:_Om Tie �er r'"" · ID �.!'11'l:', o,uu 11' l'Pf"� VOGUE, SHOE STORl ,:t' ALL FIXTUUS FOR- SALE, . -~ ' �:_:: ;r ' �nes Gai gue e h ool l)uels ight Feat11r Lea Mound Hig Sch T · � � : � i ,;i��}f,;,�: Palmer Is Lone oy In �t ra ��;��.(�J.�i'.'�;�·;::�:! I Maris, Skinner Give Sn�-ak Prevue Of �liowing hes and "' ,.. m n � :m:�. staff Dr. George W. Davis Op��· Announc:" TM R•moval Of His °Office To The New Busines!J and P�feSflO,!"i Bulldln& 41f �!!'"'1 Av,nue G�i•, °"i.9 Teleplloae Gibson 6-2236 In All Star Game With Sm�h Hits w ednesday i •• • • • I lc� rs I �� · Save with S�ftyl l y ���� ��····�B n a 1 ." ~ ff ~,.... SUMMER , .- t I 3-T RAYON ALL-WEATHER With ' .,r , .. ' .."• ' � '· ·+ Riser Oii Co� READY CASH SJ5 to S1000 S.. lht Che� Mystery Show In cotor Sundays, NOC. TV. ' Year's Bes t Seller at a i� ' lo, 1• • - Record Breakipg Ro.tel ..,,. Rh b b ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;., '-;;;,;;;_;_;..,;;;;_;;;;;;;;,a- .' . •.WOMEN'S SUMMER SHOrs Odds & Ends Broken Sites ' THE BEST SELLER 'S CAR QF TH� YEA R ! n• BOYS' and MEN'S I Sizes 1·12. I' '. , ·, C�Qsi.our ,' ; J\len's White Smooth Leall\•r l MOCCASI NS $2.77 P!· CANVAS LOAFERS Size, 61/a to 12 .... .._ _ . $2.77 ,,. lliflw' ... ""'11a $1 1111. p ,. 'YY.· 111,, , . IIIII/IIIHl.f ·I //JI HEATERS I ,,,,iio,, I ________.,,,/ . � '- • u,.NIS OXIOIDS . . . . · . . · 8ic a� $ I .69 MIDDLEPORT, § --· • • .., I $98.04 DOWt:f · BOTTLE GA.s l'AI · llJl:11 MOIi,t,i ...... .. ' 0 W11hlngton at BaltlmoN, night New York at Boston, night Spts filler 1 . ( .r Reg. $1 .79 Reg. $1 .29 �IES' ,AMAICA ) L41cties' Blouses S H O ,R T S , Wide Selection - Assorted Colors LARGE GROUP Large Group - ASsorted Colors ·& 8c ', Stitch, a former Golden Glove amatt>ur and a proressional with 27 fights, was a resident of Loui, ville, Ky. The 28•year•old Negro drowned in the Ohio River last month in II vain attempt to snve the life of a fishing companion. Havana Sh•Ift T0 ersev IS J � Expected Soon BUFFALO, N. Y. UPI-ll.ivana may shift its International Lea;:ue franc h i� to Jersey City, N. J., "within th e next to day111:1 and set up th e possibility of three major league teams in the New York metropolitan area again, ac­ cording to the Buffalo Everfing News. Cy Kritzer who covers the B u f. falo Bisons for the Evening News said Wednesday a shift or Hav• ana's International LeaGUe fran+ chise f. o Roosevelt Stadium wa1 in the making and ·"could take place within ten days." The move would probably "be­ dictated by the Cincinnati Red­ legs who h ave a heavy invest­ ment in bu1eba1l talent on the Havana roster," Kritzer said. According to Kritzer, the mov• ift.$' would � just III prelimh;,ary which would .!lee a major resht'1· fling of International League franchises in an effort to form a third major league. "This would mean the shift o f the Miami club into New York Richmond into Houston and one other IL franrhlse into Mlnnea• polis. DaUas also figures in the plans," Kritzer sald. " New Bulletin Board Completed At New Haven . .. A new bulletin board in front of the New Haven Evangelical U nited Brethern Church was finished on Saturday aiid put into operation rwer t�,e week end. The structure is made of Bed• ford buil4ing stone a nd is equipped with lights that automatically turn on each evening. The double board is situated so that it can be read by people approaching trom either di• rection on the street, The conslructioq of the boar d was sponsored by the Brotherhood of the church with Willard Arm• 1 stro11 g leading the work. The stone was htid by Bill and Bob Roush, who donated their services. I OperatJng J2 811Sy Department Sl<>reo In Soutliern Ohio . • • • • . i ' ' ...,,� ' . • "' '. ; , I 7 71 .... ' ·' · ' Vaiu,s: Ta $3.99' � . i I •'• '' ,· 81t99 f!O .B $, ' IJEACIIED SHQJS lief. �· a.oo ..tue, -■ R<!Po =t/�"l'l' lief. 1.,- �-- �·, ,1.tt- 7d., ,., f9'QI; -. ,I -� . " · LADIES' COTTON ,w, su� ' $1!lall, Hei!'mm, Large . �• I ' $ 5 .tt We are alBo recelvini early Fall dre&,es, !ranst­ llona·I cottons for wear­ ing now and all through fall. Comt In and use our lay-a-way plan ' .. . ' ' . ,.,,-·� READY TO HANG DRAPES U)I severa r now.. $2.99 ' � This is one of four oonftte1113 srheduled for lhe ,ummff by � WVEA . The otheN •re bu1ingi and Industry, labor, and a joint contert>nce between all group,1; - ------ 20 Passes, Six Miscues Account For Side's Runs ALL SUMMER. SU ITS REDUCED! $55.00 Value $44.50 $50.QO Val,, $40.50 $47.50 V■IH $38.50 $45.00 Value $35.50 : ,. �-•5 v•• $32.50 .- I W.6S1-t q(¥1 WEA� $29.95 V�ue $J4.50 $27.50 Value $!2.50 LONG. S SHORTS - REGU LARS STOUTS - SHORT STOUTS POWH I E-GR05$, I MC. "Home of Arrow Shirts" POMEROY, PHONE WY-2°'198 . POMEROY, OHIO . c , Genuine Leitther Soles $1.67 11Sbion Insole ■ 1".a'I 1!!i Ull■IIUl!lll,!IQ(M& Women's Wedge Heels SAN DALS Straps & Bare Backs White and Imported Straws $2 . 7 7 Vtlues To . f,1.99 WOMEN'S SAI LOR ·F L A T S $1. 7 7 ro\ln $2. 79 z woMkN·sw�m N U RSES OXFORDS -u White Crepe Slash Sole � � Voqr � dlii They Go! $1 _,_, $2.,, BOYS', BLACK GYM SHOES ',. All Sites '1.77 �OlHIN� BESEBQ:DI ALL ��J.-�S -.�-... omo STO RE SHOE 1.gg p r. p r. On pan('\s w1lh 1hr agricul1 ural p(?{lple will be represen1at 1ves of public S<'hools and colleg<'s. From 60 to 75 farm 1 ..aders are exJ)t>f't• Honored By G'hb rs. AT QN�Y sl·" L 0 1 3 Mr M Kn1g , ht COTTOMS .tch.lol Oxfords Spedal · Priced '' Twenty walks and iiix I n dian er• ror.!I a ccounted for all IO runs lfon• day by the Syr�cuse Gian.ts ,as they I got only one h11. s,cund1fl s three run homer in lht! third inning: of Enjoying a picnic dinner ser• a Little Ltague game which was ved on the lawn were Mr. and not reported until today. Mrs. George Bur ns, Clifton; Mr. The Indians gnt their 8 runs on and Mrs. James Diehl, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Lester Zerkle, Mason two miscues and a walk in the Mr. and Mrs. Mel Clark, West i i rst, Jewell's 3•run homer in the Columbia; Mr. and Mrs. Robert · third and Carson Crow's 3•run ho­ Cooke, New Haven and the ho�ts. mer in the fourth. The losers had the saC'ks full in the last inni n g bu1 Owens came m and fanned the . 1 · S, 3C ,G;',. ,'n· s t 315 010--10 l 4 lnd;, n, 203 300- 8 6 • B. CundiU, Rose 2, Grueser (LP) 2, Jewell 4 and Jewell and C. Crow 4. Jenkins (WP) Owens 6 M WDL ) S and Cundjff_ NEW HAVEN-Mrs. William Gibbs entertained Thursday eve• OAkLAND, Calif, U PI-G..per I, ning at her home in honor o( lifrs George MacKnight, who is mov. Ortaga, 144, M•xh:o, . ou tpoint� ing lo Englewood, N. J., In the Johnn y Gon..l � 141, Oald•nd, near future. She received m.any 10. lovely gi(ts. The tea table was covered "' ith FOUST SIGNS WITH HAWKS a lace cloth and centered with ST. LOUIS UPI-Lany Foust., arrangement of summer flowers one of the 1 1 players who has end silver candelabrums holding yello w candles. Mrs. Emo Wood, scornd more than J0,000 po1nls in Mis1, Betty Kelly and Miss Wilma the National Baskelb11ll Assn., has Herrmann assisted with the serv­ signed h is 1960..,I con1ract with the St. Louis Hawks. ing. Present were Mn. Billy Thomes, Mason; Mrs. George Lerner, Mrs. William Kelly, Hart.lord; Mrs. Mel Clark, Kaylong; Miss Herr• mann, Cheshire; Mrs. Carroll Adams Jr., Mrs. L. H. Lieving, Mrs. Tom Hoffman, Mrs. Pete Burris, Mrs. Carl Gibbs, . Mrs. Harry Pickens, Mrs. Karl Wiles, Mre . Robert Cook, Mrs. John C. Wolfe, Mrs. Cheater Curry, Mrs. Neil Haymaker, Mrs. Sebastian Tedesco, Mrs. Kermit Gress, Mrs. Douglas Miller, Mn. James N. Uousb, Mrs. Harry Miller. Mrs. Foster Grinstead, Miss Marilrn 104 EAST MAIN STREET Gibbs. Mrs. Wood, Miss Kelly, the honoree and hostess, Se n ding a gifL bu! unable to attend was Mrs. Bill Shinn and Mrs. William Ch isler. Members of the Couples C1ub were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller on Saturday oighl 111 their home i n New Have n . DUNGAREES liii;.�n'• Reg, $2.99 11,ea:. �-!t v�. Millers Entertain Members Of Club DRESSIER TYPE Size 29 lo 42. WeU made san• lorized. Rog. ,i2 ,29 pr. $ NH Met hodist . . 011 022 300- 9 NH EUB . . . . . . 603 000 001-10 Bostic and Thabet: Miller and Phil Cooke. ONLY' $2.99 MEN'S .ff w In t h e first 11arne Tue5Cln the 3 NII Lutherans nipped the .Mason 1 s Melhod ist5 b)' a score of � with M,,on 0 only three of the Mason team showi n g up for the game. Fra n k WAHA.MA LITTLE LEAGUe Harris was the losing pitl'her. W L \1arion Ohlinger wen1 all the way C-W . . . . . . . 4 2 for the victory. NH Cardin■ls 3 2 The line score1: Tiprs Matan . 3 2 Madon . . . , . . . J 10 010 1--4 NH Rack 3 3 Lutheran• . . . . . . . . 200 001 2--- 5 H rtf d 3 3 Ohl inger and M! so:' Cu·� r::!/nd Bir d; �: 3 3 1 Gr s Sizes: 12 Ip 20 and ui. rol41h pr. . REG. $2,29 . LIJJi,1 httj, · Sh�,., N.w H.av•n ... Cllfton-Wt'st Columbi■ Broad Run Hartford Rur;d Jea d�n 1n west V i rgiJlia ha'l'f' been 1nvitcd tu . a farm-educa• tlon conferenn• at J..el-.,,on's Mill, July 16, an·urdmg to P�ul w. Wal• son, pre,sident or the �ponsoring �'!!11t V1rgu: :a Edu �alion As� a• tion. For Home or Street Wear $1 .29 Children'� 1 WAHAMA PONY L 1 2 3 4 ;s: COTTON PRINTS Red and Blue ,r.ssp _ rted Colors A double by Maurice Clark in the bottom half of the mnth was the winnt,llg blow. Otto Bostic was the losing burler while Harry Md ler was the winner. w 4 i 2 I IU B Lut"'ans . NH ��-, _._ _,, Ma1on Meth. ed A lu ncheon Is Included. DiscuHions will include su•Gar t wns for improveme11t of pu . educliltion. the present ll.atu1'!J ,tale .... ••hools, method• ol ••••·• -� � money for improvement Ind � spedfie need for better r� :-� achools. OF LOVELY . C: . . ,'1vqs OJ fords fan�y ��,�i9JIS h .....;.w A NEW SHIPMENT , R.••· "'": $1 .0, �"' Gr.P�J> ..,. " gue w i th II nme inning 10·9 vie• tory o�·er the New Haven M.e• t ho dists Tuesday evening. h "�HT •111.1Ln � LOU1sv1LL ■, 1t,. u•� 1o11.-1..-. 10-1n:. 11....... c� v1!1111 ... ,... 141 St. Liiui._ 10. At The Modern Mart .00 .... 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WO RK �MO,E Electric and Acetylene Shop and Portable Welding Phone WY-Z-4388 Minersville, Ohio * II fo w start.mg berths, but lbe Brave, rect'l\' ul onh· one more place lo,. day and thus top honors went to th Pirates, as brfits the lea8 ue• I eaId.mg team · . In addition . 10 seco n d . hattman �11.1 MazeroskJ and oulfa elder Bob !:ikinner. wh? were elected . to st3rt, the �ratea alao received b(''.1 h8 for pitrhers ltoy Face, Bob Friend and Vern Law, ratc�er Smokey Burgess, shortstop Dick Groat, and outfielder Bob Cle• mrnle. The squad includes 13 holdoven; from last year's squad, including M usial , Willie Mays of the Giants and Ed Mathews of the Braves, esch appearing for the eighth time, and Hank Aaron o( the Braves, appearin g for the sev• enth lime. I ��:h:�� �b Buhl, Mi lw a uk ee ; Elroy Face, Pittsburgh; Bob F'riend, Pitlsbur.;h; Bill Henry, I Cincinnati; Larry Jack.so n , St. 1 Louis : Vernon Law, Pittsburgh ; Mike McCormick, San Francisco; Lindy McDaniel, St. Louis; John• np Podres, Los Angeles; Stan Williams, l.l <S Angeles. Catch•n: Ed Bailey, Cincinnati; Smokey Burgess, Pittsburgh; Del Cran dall, Milwaukee. lnfl•ld,us: Joe Adcock, Milwau­ kee; Ernie &nk.s, Chicago; Ken Boyer. St. Louis; Dick Gro.4t, Pitts­ burgh; Norm Larker, Los Angeles; Ed Mathews, Milwaukee; Bill Maz. eroski, Pittsburgh; Charlie Ne11l, Los Angeles; Tony Taylor, Phila•· d e\phia: Bill White, St. Louis. Outfielders: Hank Aaron, Mil­ waukee; Orlando C1ipcda, San Francsico; Roberto Clemente, PiHsburgh; Willie Mays, San �dusial, SL Francisco; Stan Louis; Vada Pi nson, Cincinnati; Bob Skinner, Pittsburgk Battln9 practice pitchers: Ed ' Palmquist, Los Angeles; Joe Nux• hall, Cincinnati. 8attln9 practicti catcher: Joe Pignatano, Los Angeles. Tr•iner: Bill Buhler, Los Angeles. MEN'S F I S H ER'S WEL DI NG · Sale nce ara Cl� g i Big B, '· J U L Y Mo�e peo le �•t liu7 lng Chevrolet, f )uding Corv:.ili · ) ..., bef.-nd Cbem,Jot'•�>j>ularit la : ·, " all-time hi · l 1\1,1 111I S P ECIALS ' rau" ,�,' ,,..,. ,. ,.,. ,,.,, ,,._ ' . FRI D6Y C, SATU RDAY We Are Selllag . . .,,.. . All Our Summer Wepr I Al,ton Nanwt 22 Th � Card"lftlil1 5tar was among Zi: pitc hers and reserves named to the team by manager Walter Alston of �e world champion UJs Angeles Dodgers, who will :nan. aj!e the squad against the Ameri• can Leaeue in the two game11-at 1 K,nsas c.ity July 1 1 and al New York July 13. The eight st..artera for each M WJial's selection this time ap- league were picked by ballot of ))eared a heavy sentimental the major . league players, and · -· - - -. L - ,1 I N ST.LL�Q CQMPLITE Wl'l'M 500 J.8. ¥ J "�111 -• The U-year•old Mu,ial WH bre.a.Jdna: his own mark for the grea'teat number of All•Stll.r ae• lec_tiofil. Ted William& · of Boston, ttbo 'llfQ flamed to t]le American League squad I.hi• week for the l&b ti.me. holc;ls the AL mark. ollto • T • le R, 300 W. Second St. - WYandotte 2-21 1 1 , Pomeroy t, ST. ANDREWS, Scotla n d If an American ls to win the ce.nten n ial British Open fOl f championsllip, it look, 1\ke Ar• nold Palmer -wlll hay,e 1c,· do Jil. The 30-year•old U. S. OP,tn king fro� u,o.lJ.ief, P.a ., f\P.l!rged ehallenIWI America's only stroiu 1 &er when he shot a fltst:round three-under•par �SS·70 Wedne sd�, �aVhti b1m tbtef; $01.s back: or the leader, Roberto Devieenzo of Mexico. Gene Sarai.en, U,\e; , 51$,fear-old "c ntleman farmer who bad play• · "' so weU in the two q1:11rifying ed r• s oa ...rounds Mondav and Tuetday ed to a 19-over-par 88 on the St. Andrew& old coune and de-,·ecledly withdrew from the tour• • ,. nament, Micldkport Lilt l<' League Senators singll'S. Yankee billers were Shear­ took their second game or the sec• re d , Don Nelson, Harris and Blaine on<l hair, Wed nesd ay cvl'ning with each with .a single. ;1n 18-5 drubhing of t h e In d ians us Braves 101 004-S 7 2 Phone WY-Z-2347 Mike Gardner and G11ry Slobart Yankees 220 000--4 4 4 tt•umed lo pit<'h a 4•bitler. �vlorarity, Sauer (WP) 3. and Cas• POMEROY, E. MAIN STREEI ; j fn the other gome the ·Hn1Yts ci . J. Hoo d and Whitlatch. t ralli.,d in late innings to hell! the h�l"� M'jJII'-.� ,-m'�Wair MtiiIiI, 11 liW:il -n V;mkrl'S 6•4 as Georg<' S1111er W<'n1 on a hi 1 1 inl-! rampage with a 1 riple, I )fSf fJP clnuhlc and sin�lf' . The Sen_utors won. Ow firsl hair t 1 of 1)111 .v w1lhou 1 laking <1 loss and loukell l ike long odd favorites lo dupl l(·al� in the serond �taH. 3JSeS O 3f Gary S1 ub.:irl of lhe winners t·on• 1 t. imu·d hi� heavy sticking wilh two MILWAUKEE, Wis UPI-The I '* tt'ipil's and a l1011wr and Larry major league's first triple play • I Glndwell homerrd with two on. since 11)58 Kicked off a big rhu. Jt•rry Van lnWllfl:C'll had Lwo hits barb here Wednesday night ovt•r and f;JHdwt•ll a1td1•d :1 srn�h' whether rookie umpire Ed Vargo I 1 he Senaton' nme hits were failed to sil{nal safe or out on t .�andwic· hrd .nround a phi.;tll(' uf Jn . the blow t h at started the play. t di.rn Nrors afield who were play. Marnu:er Gene Mauch iof the in� with( 1 t1t 1wo regu lars, one be- Philadelphia Ph\llles, victims of ing liuddy Moore, eutrhcr. , the play, was tossed out of the I M iki> Brullon, C h arley Payne and game with the Milwaukee Braves I j Cunningham hnd doubles for !he for protes1ing on the play. NIW COMIORT I NIW IIAUFY I lndiunH. Gardner and Stohurt fan• He argued that Vsr.a:o failed to ned 1 4 Indians, wulkcd 1 1 . signal whether Braves' second * NEW (ONVINIIICE . .,_, flEW Sl'nn t ors 575 100- UI 9 1 !lacker Chuck Cottier had caught (11dhms 200 2 l 0- 5 4 10 or trapped I low liner by Bobby G ardnC!r (WP), Stobart 3, and Gene Smith . ' Gtadw<'ll, Van lnwugc-n 5. Payne Mauch sald as a result, pitcher (LP>. Taplor 1, D11vl11 3, and Drat• Dlc)( Farrell dashed to the plate, ton, Davis 3, Payne 3. thinkinJ the ball had hit the BRAVES W I N ground, and Cottier had trapped The Yankees had the Braves It. The Braves tossed the ball to down 4· 2 going Into the sixlh inn• third to mike Farrell the · third lng but Jim Hood, pitcher, started out. off against the Braves in the top Cottier, the Braves' flashy rook• of that inning by hitting Terry le Infielder, said there wu no Hannigan wi1h one out. s t,wart doubt he caught the ball. 1t Wl!J was sate o.n a fiel d er's choice, D. £int believed Mauch waa prote1t• error, ing that .Cottie·r had trapped it. Evans tripled after an Smllh, coming for the second Sauer doubled, Morarity singled, end four 1uns had crossed making of three times with• ffie ba"8 It 6-4, . loaded, sliced what looked Hile Sauer shut out the Yanks in the one 1hopper to Cottier. but the bottom of tho Inning to win lhe youngster made I lthoetop catch a n d doubled Tony Taylor off first illf{lf . !��i� -�he_ Br� � h �� for two of t��ut�'.- __ . . / . • __ Play s ·nce '58 IJCONOM Y SAVINGS & LOAN CO, !i, I Senators Clobber Indians In Little League Contest 13 to 5 . . F' '• You'll Like Our 3•rvice Home Owned •'Ill Operated Phone WY-2-2 IOl, Pomeroy wu n amed to the Nat1on•l Le�g.ue IJJ·Sta,r �ua,� for the 17th time, b�t tlje Pittsburgh Pirates domln. 1 too the · ie'.affl· Witfi · eitht member,. Still (:on tinu es 4t LC,Z I EXPENSES Stop in or 'phone for a quick CASH LOAN • ...�• f' ._. Place Musi� Breaks Own Reior-d For Appearances I New Haven Holds t.'irst I R uraI Leaders I• · bi N�tiopal l,�gut's All Star Game Lineups lmmort� I · p· n Churc h SI ow 1tc h League Invited To . . I By NBA Action CINCINNATI, l.fPI - Sun Mus- choice., fpr lhe once.rabulmu; Wt're announced hist Sunday The New Haven EUB team ---- - ---- ---ial of the �t. Louis Cml i nala broke I "man'• b� only a .279 bal1 in� ilwaukee Brave1 domi• continued to hold first pbrce in The :�l l-R HAGERSTOWN u• STANDINGS Ind UP atlH anot her record to�y w.ben he al'eri.ge with just four home runs. n -111� th at array by nding fo t e Bend Slow Pitch Chure Lea• K Jac'·son's M·111 SA L E GET THE JUMP · � on SUMM ER ;/ l/ 'I 1 °' COAL, OJL, GAS , 11 a , A , E S l t I BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer Worlfs First Turnoike-l'roffd Timi 1 t1 I - Daily Sentinel, Romeroy-Mlddleport, 0., JulJ T, 1� Stitch Wi! l Be I S'l'ANDL�G S � Racw Edges P,n,er 3-� American �ope I Inning With ))pane Wolfe The Winner u.i-;.�:-;�· co�t.:�1:dh t�::� :r�:::;:cf:r fti)Oth ;;m:: w�ft�E!c�il� In Cente0'1al Th· �; .:t�· :� hurlers being caref'u.l not to �Ve up many t.tiose muc.b UPJ- th{' Red Sox, 4-0, and the Ath- �i\:���� 5½ Tiger the i n ('il( s. 6·4 F is of San ranc co 7 39 35 ! 0 1 P r m em an 1� ea guc games. 38 37 .507 ai� so ��}l,t hiU,, it1,cl1,.1di.pg extra innings. l .os An :;: eles 38 38 . 500 9 1\Uddle port �tt�fed Alfred�Orange 3·1 , while Racine �nd ½ouis . Jn the Na 1 ional League, the m c a 35 39 .�73 t i Po�eroy m w�re havmg a gaf{le between the undefe3:ted, w ith u n t 8-� Br11ves the h111nhhl iPs Ph1ll . 32 44 .421 1 5 Racine commg out the winner 3-2 after an extra mning of in 10 inni ngs t he nod �ers w al • 1 Ph�iadelphia ;e 43 .4103 \ti action. 101 11•d 1h .. f:1ant s. 1 0-0 e nd the Chicago WednHd.'I I I-suits C' ubi, c-rushed the Cardinals 1 0. 1 For Racine. Duane Wolfo went --- ------- -- Chicago 1. 0 St. Louis l the route allowed onb three h i ts . hits were a d�ble by Guthrie ln , R c, y . Si f' \'.r rs: �wo•run homer in P it.tsburgh . 5 C in�in nati 2 .n lgh t an d walk� d four to better Pomel'o)' the fo.urth and a sinl{le by 'J,lobin. a n d Gerry Sta . Ph i l , . 8 M il, S nirjl ht, 10 i nn s. . t , ,P, n m th 1 n 11 1 pitchers in a n eight inning ga me at son in the seventh. Both 'fom Anderson for Middle· ley s �eat r,c i l er chore enabled I Los � ngetn lQ Sa,n Fr•n. 0 n 19ht Rarine , Wol fe struck out the side 1 �l' \\ hl l e Sox t o defeat t h e In• ThurKlay's Pro.b.lble �itchers in both the first and the eighth port and Terry Swartz for A·O went the route on thie mound. dians. St. Louis •• $a n Franc isco - innings. . J.ackson f9- J vs Jo nes (10-7). . Knurklcbullcr Bud Daley won Anderson struck out 1 0 while relieved Tom Terry Knii:r'?h l Pittsbu, 1"1'1� •.t -. �1 n� .inn �_•· "• "1"ht ' walk,· ng two. Swartz fanned six and hi!i 1 2 1 h g;imc, ror the A's by lim. -Mi1e!I (�! vs O'Toole {6-tourlh the wildne1S in when While ) 8. ) gave up live free pa.saes. i t i n g lh P Tigrrs 1 0 six hits. Kan. Ph i l6delphi• •t MilwaUhto, I N I set into Whi1c's arm. 020 100 _...., n. <> 4 2 s"'-• s Cil)' <>rascd a 4.3 deficit by Pomeroy rirsl scored i n the third Middleport •1 VI sP• hn {7·SJ · .,· ,., two •uns off lo"0er Frank -s•no,t 1• re · range ''. ", .,... Alf d O 001 000 0-1 4 O ' '" ,-. 1 • n 'ght- on hits by Terry Knight and White, Chi ago t L 4 war Singer. nd Anderson L ary in thf' ei;::hth . U and 'S n followed by Terry Ohlinger's run • • (s• · 10 ) c l:0 F rttm.an � � vs D"9't rytda,la · n L --;enc Conlev� or the Phils com• . '' s yo down•river coring The single. s F r·1d• ·' r 5 Gam es Pleted "• pitcher's dream in beat· -Lut boys' other run scored as a result · · 1 •· {2) ' tWl•nl!if 1 ., Ph"I r ,.1,, , p•tttt. .. " " .,,.. • ' i11e t h1• Arave � for his Wt h tri c·i nc lnnotl •t M"I · or Bob Bowen's sacrifice fly in the 81' u TetI Send8 BII II , . 1 wau kee, mght l"l urrl',h. Ill:' 1101 •onl r .pi 1 r hed 1wo 1• fourth. ngelH, n lvht A Chiua9 •t Lo, at TO a II Of Furne B hi !kss inning s in re 1 ie 1 but a Iso St:'L�'6° 1s •t Sa n Fr• nclsco, )gh t n For Racine, Roger Birch had two COOPERSTOWN, N. Y. UPltagger! !osn Don M cMahon fpr a .. GUE Au.i=R ICAN L E 14 'hrN'-run hompr with two out in singlet. to lead all h;tter,. Wil 0•on Ted Wlll<"am, has se n t the bat ,,u L · p I· GB Wolle singled and Jim Wickline and bal � with which he hit his the 10 1 h for t he dincher. :'.,' 27 62'0 New York · hit a run scoring double. W illiams and 500th homer to baseball's Hall o( P i lc hC' r Sta n ...... ,2 29 ·592 2 Ted Bailey, the only other hil• Fame, and had he waited il while Frank 11ow:ml each slammed Ckveland 45 34 · 570 3 lcr, connected with the game win• he could have brought ,hem here thr('('•run hornrn £or the Dodgers Uullimore 40 34 · 541 5 ½ , ning .single in the last of the eighth himself. bicago (.., a im i nst t lw Giants . Norm Sherry Detroit 34 38 ·472 10 to score Wilson Wolfe. add,,d to th� slugging show with Regarded a cinch to be voted Washington 33 38 · 465 1 1 Pomeroy a two-run hom('r. W i lliam � stop• 0()1 100 00--2 3 0 lnto the Hall of Fame when he' 1 28 45 ·384 17 Racine pcd San J,'ranrisro on three hits. Kansas City 000 101 01-3 5 2 finished playing, the 41 .year-old Bo.slon 26 47 · 356 19 George AH man drove in six White, Knight (4) {LP) and Eber• Red So x ouH1elder sent the bat WednKday'• R••ulh 11bach. Wolfe and Bailey, runs with a p3 ir of homers for and ball to lhe shrine at the re• hington 4 Bolton O night Was · r s e AT TUPPERS PLAIP\IS a Bank Erni quest of Director Sid C. Keener. and the ('uhs y An error, a hit h&tsman, and a \'OUnted fol' thn•e more with h i.� N1. lqrk 5 a.l;t,tmot. 1 night Chic .g o, 7 Cl•v•. l•!'d 5 ni9ht �! :single hlf toene W ise in the aecond 25th homer in the carna ge again lhnJH City 6 �oi.t 4 ni9ht NEW and USED inninj, which scored two of the the Cards. ThvrffaY,'• (',fflblt Pitc h.en lhree n.j iddleport runs wa!J two K4n"8S C if at Q.troit-L trst ll much for Al fred•Onnge to over• PATRIOTS R�LEASE TH,l!:E t0-4) vs �•Iy(S-6). come in a tight. pitching duel on AMllEl{ST, Mass. UPl-Th<' Chlcatto at Clhel•nd, nl9h. t - their home iield. Ooston Pa1riots or the Arnerirnn M iddleport got its other run in FnoO:wll l,u,.i:ue have rele11sed Plffce 16-4) n Perry 19-3). N.w York at ,1ltimore. nitht- the •fourth when Alfred•Q_range's Hob Lyons of Northeas\prn Uni• Terry Swartz allowed si n gles lo versity. Rob Anastas o r American Turley (5-1 ) vs P-,pe,s (7-5). Ph90ie WY-2-379tl WHhl"9ton at Boston (2), twi• Bolyard and Russ · McElhinney. t lntern alion11l and Harry Drivas o f POMEROY, OHIO ic_ u_ l._ nl9ht- Pa1cu1I (7•5) 1nd FIKhtt' the n walked Wi�e and Oiler for e_ n er t o _ 1 hc o n_ r· t_ o_ '_ """"'"",,-:...= U iv s! y _ � <.: � (3-4) vs Sullivan {3-9) ind Delo� MiddJeport's final run. 1'":-'!"="=""""""""'"t2 , 3), Al!red•Orange �cored its lone Frld•y·, G1mfl run in the third on a single bv Clevel■nd at Chic•to, night Stevenson aad a lollow•UP doub\� 0.trolt at K•sas Citv, ni9ht by Collins. • The only oLher A·O l'n thPir Am�rican Lt>ague lt>ad u'nited Pr"• lnhm.1tional 10 wo games whe hf' it his u cal� h R ijer Mar-is and id B.o� 5��er :f t�at sne:k pre• 271 � ,homer Wt:d n;s;;Y. ;r g� l �\/ 1 vi ew O f e A ·star &ame. tii ;�:�,;�i°;�! }1: :a t ::i 5 �,\�me! You should have b@cause il ahead i n the National L�ag ue was a smash hit all the wa y with an l nside• the•park (f an d al'Ou nd . sla rn homer that rouled lh(' R eds , M11.ris and Skinner will be on 5 2 oppo&ite sides in the All•Sl11r Thl" homer by Maris. of f J ost'r gliffle, al Kansai City h!!xt Tues• S kinn )' Brown , moved him se ven day and i,be,y still may � on op• gam es ahea d o r Babe Ru i h's rer• posite 11ides come \Vol'lld Series ord 1 927 Hme•table . Cletis Boyer tirne next fall. also homered against tht• Orioles. Maris helped the Yank_�es wi d · who were held to sevt•n hits by Wh itey Ford , now 3·5 · Gr•nd Slam BHts Reds In the game between the Pi• rates and Re ds, Cincrnnati led 1 .0 behind Bob Purkey until th e t>ighth mning when Pittsburgh 1 iP d t he S('Ore on a single and 1hree walks. Farin!!: rt:"lie\·er Bill Henry, Skinner then sent a sink• ing liner to left field which roll· t>d all 1he wa y to the wall as Wally Pns 1 made a futile at1empt at a shoestring catch. Rookie Tom Chene y w.us the winner . Gus Bell and Ed Bailey homere d for the Reds. The White Sox defeated th e Indians, 7•5. the Senators down('(l ------:===:-- -----·------------ •• B _L - . --•-• --- � fl:_Om Tie �er r'"" · ID �.!'11'l:', o,uu 11' l'Pf"� VOGUE, SHOE STORl ,:t' ALL FIXTUUS FOR- SALE, . -~ ' �:_:: ;r ' �&-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-l\liddleport, 0., July 7 , 1960 ( 1 4) I -- I I 1 7 l Help Wanted POI CONSISTENT DEPl!NDABLE llPULT� RATl!S WANT TO MA.KE $20 OR MORE • d;y in pleasant '°"'e work? Can US" man or woman part or full tune. Wr ite P'RED RICE, 1 1 72 Gl e nwood Ave ., Ma r ion, (6) 27 2B 29 (7) 3 6 7 Ohio f cent. par w.rd, one insertion. Minimum chara:e - 60 cents. I eent. per llrOl'd for three COlbleOll.Uve ln&ertiona, SKCi,al - one meulb for 30 cent.I per word.. Full nite of 6 cent.I per word will be charged for advertisin.c Lt not p,Md wtlbin 10 daya after receivin;i bill. .fn:orw: in AaWrtbiifii - &bo\l..ld be repc>�tP(i �dialely. TM Dalt; Sentinel will not be 1"81ponaible fM mace than o.ne �Ol­ nct -inN.rt.ioo. �rd of 1'-..lbb and Special NIX-icea r,{ Ew11t1 JUJO. Obitiw-ie1 puhlilhed at l CO'lt per word. G DAYS l MO. 3 DAYS J DAY �"/ORDS $Lall, 60c U0c 15 t,1.20 '8 00 $1. 8(\ 52.211 70c 26 ,, ... I '' 1 8 1 lI I Not"ces ana" BEETS. ''U J'A J'O�S Em rich. Bail ey .B u n . � W.::.,ted --TIIH EF: DAYS A WEEK General Huusework or offic:e cleaning. Phone WY 2-326 1 . 7 � 6tC' I or week. Avanelt Young, Phone ! HOUSJ,: WORK Jly the de;: or hour I }'rank 7 5 6 lp , WY 2-9904. (2 - _ _ 0 ) Bus1 ness Serv1 ces I I . I I I 1 ---- · ------- --- ·- I -------c-- ====-;,;;-==;;.;;;-;. I -::;;== I FOR SALE ( 3 ) I n Memorion 16) "' - A u to -- -- --- ' -- J O H N SON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR Soles ........,. _ OIi.. 121 ) AT KARR & VAN ZANDT Pomeroy, Oblo 19M BUICK, 4 dr. 1eda n. Me· ,:hanlc1lly very so u nd , $495.00. Blaettnara, Pomcro)'. 7-Hllc (1 1l IIIM Cllt;VROLh'T 210 2 d r. Wor th mol'Cl. $38&.00. Blaet· 7-7·6tc tnars, Pome roy. -------- Wanted To Buy I - - DELUXE UNFURNISHED APARTMENT. Air conditioned. Avail1803 BUICK f door Special. Good Coal! Bulldina. &Her July able condition $700, Charle. B uck, 8 29 12te · · RD No. 3, Pomeroy. '1-6-Stp 1tM STAR CHll!F BLUE AND FOUR ROOM HOUSE. Phone Turn• er 2-8478. 7 2 6tp Whtte PonUac ._door hardtop, automatic trarumlulon, powtr FOUR room furnl1hed 1partment bntea and 1teeri111, radio and Aleo farm for 11le near Baaha11 hHtt-r. In top t.-oadltion. Call 88 arrea. Phone WY 2·3302, '1-6-etc WY .2-tl834. 1,7 ,6lp Sole - Pho ne 7-7-6tp CIAI, FUEL OIL and coal fur. naca. Call for free eaUmates .....mu • Abbott, lliddleport ·•1.... llqJUl,YI Order your purple rup­ bentel now. Eicellent for lree1AAI � jelllet Phone )'Our or H. C.U.On, Rt I, 1114 •111rt. Plloae NI 2-4711,7. -a :,.,,.. - ---f'Oll SALE: Ue 11.ter, Ohio, 4- room ho us e. $950. Ou lbuJldlngs , good W{'I(, Call Middlepo1·t WY 22857 . 7 � 3tp - FOR SALE EIGHT room ho use . 2¼ acre s, 1,1u, e lectrklt.y and water. G11.r1ge a nd barn, Co11tact Ed na Pickens, Raelne, Ohio 7-7•6tc 24-a For Sale or Trade. . o, - - ·- 1-"0UR room1 and bath, 1180 3 rooma and balh, f urnished in New Haven. Phone WY 2-3267. 7.7. ate - FIVE ROOM u nfurnlall.ed apartment wUh bath and attower, a:arbaa:e dl1poul un it. n!:!wly redecorated. Phone WY 2·M3:i. 7-7-ttc -- APAl\TIIENT: Thrn room■ and bolh. IN Mulberry An. 7 5 Sic IIUW'ING - ct... In town. GAS RANGE I USE D I USED ROSE MOHA I R RE· POR'f t� I W·u· · ,f t '" NOTIC.• Of APPOINTMENT Ca .. No. l a,401 Eatala of CharlH M. fHn Dkt•IN Notice Is he reby 111ven that A&· ncs L. t"e en whose Post Offlcc add· tell!. lS ltuUlt! 2, Albany, Oh it.•, hall bee n duly appointed Admi111stra• tnx of U1e t.;at�lc uf Cha1·Jcs M, l''een lato of Albany, Mclgs Cou n­ ty, Ohio, deceim�d . Oalctl lh111 l7lh day o C J u ne, 1900. F. H. (;'BIUEN Jud!le of .the P robat e t:ourt Ml'i1113 County, fJluo \6) 30; (7) 7, 14, Ste NOTICI OF APPOINTMINT Case No. 18,392 E1lat■ of W1rnr■r C. Stanley, Notice I Legal Notic, .. ■ . - -- :u>; • I J� Legal Notice ......... 11 I NOTICI DJ&: P'ILING AND HEARING ON INVENTOR Y CH■ No, 1 1,316 PrDIMte Court, /Ml.. Co11nty, Ohio TO the Executor or Adrriinlstra• tor .and to s uch oJ th e following H a re residents ol the state of Ohio: _ aurvlving spou.5e, If K ny ; n e xt of ki n ; be ne ficiarle& u nde the will, ii a ny; the attorney or attocne ya re. preAenttns any of the •iore m e n• · Uoned persona. You are hereby notified that on the 2:jth day of June U.60, an In• ventory and A.pvralsement of th e estate of Alice Able,, dece aat"d, late ol Sutton Township In 11id County w11 flied in thla Court, Heari n.Iii on 11111d Inventory and APP(alaement will be had before this Co urt on the 18th day of July, 1960, al 10:30 o'clock a. m . Exceptiona tllereto may be filed party at any by any Interested time prior to fiv e daya be fore the date se t 1or h�alnc. Notice is hereby give n that J. 8. O 'lirien whoso Post OUice 11dd ress 1� 1 10 ½ Co ur t M., Pomcro_y, Ohio, h&s bcr.n dul)' appoi11t11d Admln• istrutor of the .E stwlc of Warner C. Slir n loy lato ol Me igs t.:o un ty, Ohio, decC!11sed, Dated 'this 27th day o,f June NOTICE OP PUBLIC HI AIIING 1960. on tht bl.idpt of 1''. II. O'BRIEN Lebanon T•wn1111, J udie or the Probate Court Notice is hereby a: lven tha.� on M e i&a County, Ohio the 14th d1y ot July, 1960 , at 'J p. (6) 30; (7) 7 , 14, 31c m. a p u blic hearlna will 1t he ld on the hudeet p re pared by th e Board of Town,hlp Tr u st e es of th e Town­ Mh l p of I.,et,11non, Meli• County, NDTICI OI' APPOINTMINT Ohio, af the regular meetl na: place ca.. No. M.394 at SUvet11vl1le , Ohio. Rate of Cl lnton Ollk..,-, $t'. Clarence La wrence 0-....t Lebanon Township <Clerk Notlet1 i/'her,iby 1iven that Ava Portlatm, Ohio 7 7 lle Gilkey whose Poat Ol'll<:e addreu is Jurrlsonvllle, Oblo, h11 beefl duly appointed Admlnlatratrix of LIOAL HOTICI Notice la here by given that on thfl Eatate of Clinton Gilkl)', St. the 20th day of Ju1y 1960. at & p. hlUl of Selplo Town&b.lp; Melp m. a public hearlna: wlU be held County , Ohlo, deetued. of June,Daled thil 201.h U)' on the bt1d1et of Letart Tuwnahip for the fiscal year endtn1 Dee. 11, 1860. F. H. O'BRIEN, 1981. Such heartn.a: will be held In Judge ' of lhe Probale Court I Townahip Hall, Ea•I Letart, Ohio. lleill County, Obio Flo)'d Norrit, Clerk - 7 T•, ijc ('I) 7, 3lo (S) II, Legal I WITNES$ my signature and th e 11eal ol uld Court this 28th day or June 1860. iF. H. O'BRIEN 1956 FORD V-8 Falrlan, 500 · · · - - · fi$1095 ish with "4-Dt}{)r Sedan. Low mile age by l"ocal owner . Black n ,pleasing interior, Fordom111U c, power 1teering and brakes, radio and heat er . 1956 MERCURY MonklJ.ir · · - · · - · · · · $1 295 4-Door Hardtop. Mereom•tlc trans., power steering . a nd brakes, pow er windows and seat, spotleas beautU:u l vinyl interior trim, sbar,p white ·and red 2-tone fini1h, new Urea. 1955 CHEVROLET "6" 2-Dr. Wagon $1095 line tire1, at.ndard I Middleport, (?Ill• American e.,1dstand Rocky and His Friends Sein Frar.clsco Beat .Your Ea."o RepartaWeather Te:ler John Daly Nell'I Fll1ht Steve Canyon Donna Reed 'R)e Real McCoy• Jeannie Car-son Show Unto.•ehablt!S Sea Hu.at N ewa 'l'anlJbt Scannln& .the Weather Spol'l8 Tonlght Late Show = Canoon SpeetwUar 8'>om Cht11111el 8 - Friday :: 8:00 r�·, ' rood t.lrea, R&it Save ,:oo 1:30 5:00 5:30 8,00 tt5 8:25 8:30 IJ'..ffl 7 :00 7:30 e,oo 10,30 '.1:00 ll:JO i l : 15 · -oo money. 1955 OLDSMOBILE Super 88 · · · · · - $595 2 Door. Hydnm•Ue, N,dlo, heater, white and LUrquolae, good 8"t COYt.1'1, 1956 FORD V8 C11tolllln1 · · - · - - - - $895 2 Door. Std. tnl\1., cle&n Interior,, SO da]i •1U1Nntee, radio, heater. SAVE. 1950 FORD V8 2 Dr. · · . . . . · · Special $69. Truck Bargain Center 1 1 :25 1 1 :30 12:00 12:30 MIO s,ot 8 Day In Colll't Gafo storm S';lo" E-:1t the Clock Who l)o You Trust AmerJe1n Btndatand Rtn Tln Tin San Francltco Beat Your Esso Report£.; We ather Teller John Daly Nen Buddv :.1,are:ber Shotr Walt- l.lilney Pre&enta ;.I•� From Bladlhowk 77 Sun..1 Strip Tbe l>etee,t1ve1 hb.ck Saddle tho How TO!llihl SHPPiDI tbe Weat.ber �:w J:� fri-'-11.".,rrt Th�, tr.;ti&oo :it: Arthw ,,.,IG J, Sn,i\1>---lleWI A Look 1t !Ill lveolh.r · lt" f:j!O "f\M 'lllril 1:IIO M1.M 'n \II ' a 1:QO U. T:30 p,is ttepo�r. : II. •·' · ,.,, e"" � "'1lWP Sil•• t:"1 J:ffi 8cl0 10:00 10:30 jl:00 tl : 10 11:15 12·30 1��9�Y J!!11tO "ta:ne Gl'l!y 'Theatre SbOlllun Side Adventure Theater To Tell the Tru th. News A Look at thu Weather Theater 13 Sji12TI Off 1 S - Frida, --8.� "'i"" CBS News , ' 13 - Lu<JP il)fcember BrlC,e Love Search for Tom� rrow The GuidJn1 ·Llaht � :00 He art ol the' City As th• WOrli:I �t'DI I 2,00 Full CJrele " 2,30 Art :Unkletter , , ,,• •M,r /lhe i�lienalFe , ,.,,, The Vf!rdiet la Youn I.JO The Brlghte11 0.Y t:UJ The SeOl'�t · storm tSO Tllei Edi& of Night HO Ttie Thre-e Stooger �:M The Ufe of Rile1 ':.00 Arthur J. imith--li'•n !:15 A �o� at t,h� w e.,ther 8:25 TV BoWliJlf Oti&IC ,:so Amoe •r.· AAcJy or: ure :/: a�' � J,IO J:I! ,; I: l!,tiHlut Patt, · · -�til!I i8." On The Ji,.., ¥.,i, JE fi. IO : . IO:U IC:U · 11,00 12:00 otioDI � On Ille •Town Country Bo0 Do"" lfooo N"" "'° :: 3:u NANCY • H M M ··· IT'S STARTING TO RAIN Morning Star Events Of Wet!k LITTL_E ORPHAN ANNIE Joe Thoren has return e<I hom e rrom the hospital and is much im­ proved. Several from here atte ndPd th e July fth cele brations at Racine and Cheahlre, Mrs. Edyth Sisson •nd two sons of Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Ha n­ son Holter were the recent guests • of Mr. 1nd Ml'I. Charle!II P. Ihle. Stanl� Nease Is u nder1oi'1R treatment at University Hosplt� In Colulpbus. Mn, l,fary Lou I.hie ,nd chllclren were 1 u.ea,ta of her 1lstt,,, 'Mrs. Jean Mtyle q.ne Udren, W.iiYerly, T t . diy lu1-i CW) 1tt�anae on .s�-, 3 :!'Of ila, _of(erinf ' fe.84:, Thei, il bf ,P?Aeb:.1111 s1rvlces next Su day morni� ,ru1y lt. ......___..__ 8F 8All ,L£PP -:::-:"i �- IM)ltNING ti iO l!ni91 _t Clock'' · "· 11:19 S:ff t:iJO i,80 lh• A:li, . . . ' -aus-taucK cosuo■ · · - MADisoN, w1,. U PI-Adlai E. DEARBORN, Mich. UPI-A Stevenaon IUpDOJ'ten Mid today sc.lii'\81- bu1 e.,,-qlhl 46 ehildl'ep tf\ey . �e 1endin1 peUtiom �­ IJ&,¥ from , part colll,W \tjth /111 8,QOO ...,,....., to lhe Dem'I' • _ �u01p lni,'k Wed�dlY �.•I ' ven, l(l>b in Loa olit:r tlh. •"" bajured. Thy Wffl i Ul'l,ifll :itl•Wt to nom�tf trlil� �t t �l"l and ffleaaed. I Sl�vento f dr lfl1ident. - '•'M usical 1�:80 . ,.. ,.. 1 1:30 ,, I :3� Ult l"or Yo• 2,00 ·,iJt/,c Cl\> Pt. P1eW11t llo � I 3:00 a,ao 1 ALLEN ;J:i i: ti · •t tbe "'deatber 1 , 1a '""' WMl'O Dally P�• J;dtedule ?f� • all .av he ,sn� J\?.' 11'<!. I ,�.., t hev' ,e .;ati,fied! STEVE .'9,·Pe� AT _7:15 A.M. I ·1 /.IIJ•l• _ J OH ! WJ I H --·· ---Jc;; E-'. ·"" INK ' 1952 CHEVROLET I To■ Pl11form - · · · $395 · · · · · · $1095 1956 . FORD V8 ½ Ton Plckvp . , 19$5 FORD VI 1 ½ Ten · · . . · .. . - . . · - $1 095 i ,_ _ 1957 FORD V8 RIIIClltto . . . . . . . . . .. $1 295 . INTERESTED IN NORTHERN OHIO CITY LOCATION INVITED TO APPLY. 2 YRS, TRAINING $8800 fl!OOO. 3 YRS. TRAININ(l !ltOOO - fl!200, BACHE­ NORWALK, OHIO , 1'.E� �103 1 ·"' ·"" , WlNNiB WINKLE • LOT OPEN EVENJNGS 'l'll,I, 8:00 PJI. POMEROY MOTOR. CO. .- • SUPT. OF SCHOOLS, • THI DIALIR Tl4AT l!IAt.1 - LISI LOR'S DEGREE $4100 - $5800. FULL CREDIT FOR !IILITARY AND TEACHING EXPFJ\IENCJl. ' . ,, ' �-UKa 'A:XJ ? Wl-i"'i, MILTD;, I I.O¥E',OU,. "]'l1ey With P,aree CHIN Wlf YE YES!!-AND IT'S THt: MOST UNIQUE GIFT AftN MA.N E.VER GAVE. HIS BELO/ED.!! Day Right I :;� �\t; , �.,. 10:00 'ffl/JMI � il ro Start The �� MAW •• SOME FE= Wf\N'JS 10 i;o..JDY, NEIGHBOR - - l'M 1HE NEW COUNTY A6ENT �LIKE TO BRING V0U UP TO 01\TE 00 1HE IJIIE5! SCIEN'TIFIC PlOWING Pl!OCBlURES AND · · UH,· - l , ,r CloAP � CLOMP BARNEY GOOGI,£ __ and SN UFFY SMITH Mt Your F.no Bt,po� I Married ,loan ftestle111 Gun Love ;na.t BoJ ,\�ut Facet1 .O:QO 0:80 l;IIO .ll:10 c,o-, ­ Rock Springs News Of The Week 1,ao Beillc 2:00 2i30 3:00 3:80 4:00 5:30 1:00 j:30 �:fO &43 'f:00 '1:!'ll ,� J:/11) �- 11 - l)ursday I12.00 J .,0 tjJ R: !m* lfU t,811 Th• �e o'f Jht s 1954 PLYMOUTH Dtlux1 Cpe. - - . . · - $495 nun. ,good. Nice -.ppearanct, s,:io P£ANUT8 1,- VIRNOH S.COff "But there UI no real dancer. HOLl..VWOOD UPI - H'& not ,o The eat lmow1 Thad b n't •frail.I. "He- rides Z,mba around like 11 diHieult to puah yo ur eh1ld lnto a movie career-if yo u 'rt! wllllh g to pony. toss him i nto a cage with a full• ··Me� I'm pretty t r iendly with grow n Afr ican lion. Zamba, too. 1 took my shirt off opt That's how JO. year-old Thad day and he l!clr:ed the skin rijhl Swill 11ot hi1 biK bre11.k. off my back. It wa, tore for -web. Thad Sr., h111 father, Said ii Wal I wouldn't wrestle him tho u gh. He­ eas)'. The philosophy being, "get weigh s almost 600 pou nd»." Swift in their, kid, they can ' t lay .11 claw patted his son on the 1houlde r, a nd on us!" said, "Thad here h11s a lot o( cuutFalher and son are teamine u p age, and J think he and Zi.mba will i n a new pictu,e , "The Perfeet make a hie hit.'' World of Rodney Br ewster.'' F a. Bit parts: Edwad G. Robl11son, th er wrote the scrip! and will co-- Cha rt" Lavthtorl end 8url !vu-­ produce. Thad will co•star with a a lll'OVP of portly v.t■r•n.......... r• in lion named Z.emba. th, runnlnt1 for th.- rol• of the It began w he n Swift the elder Ivel,. In Frank C.pra•, "Pock■t• took a script lo prod u cer • directo r - t\11 of Miracl"" . . . ...,n Crawford', H e rbert Strock. The sto ry i nvolv • 1 twin daus,hten .,..,. -'"•n • South ed a lO•y e ar·old genius who goes Anwrlnn cruiH H a 1raduatlon to college and becomes the beat PNMnt from Mama . . . J,nJci Rwl, tri end of a lion. hH bffn cast for th• f■m lnlu lud Str ock though Swift had tak e n In the n:e,w t■lwl1ion Nr)n 1'Mo­ l ea v e of his se nses. "Where,' ' he rn.nl of f•ar" . . . . wan ted to know, "can you fi nd a kid actor willing to frolic with a lion?" Talent Hunt Swift checked lhe tal ent age-n­ cies. Th ey turned him away, a.ay. Mr. 11nd Mra. Robert Grueeet ing e ven if t hey found a tid that and son, of Spri nglield th& brave his parents wouldn't he ar weekend guests of their "i,Wnts, ol such a. thi ng. De le ated, Swift, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gruese r. a movie•TV cha racter actor, reAttendance at S u nday 'School t u rned home. J u ly 3rd was 86 collectio n $22.63. Kathy O'Neal of Lancaste r .spent. •·1 told my problema to my wife the weeke nd with Miss Freda Will' and little Thad," the father sa id. "Rignt away Thad sald he'd be a nd daughler, Mary, willing lo make friends with a Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gti.ue� lion and star in the movie. I ol Middl etown were wee k en d was all for it, too, But thad's gu ests of Mr. and Mrs, Fra n k mother acC' u s ed me of trying lo Gruese r. m urd er our son. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Morris and "Finally she agreed to le t nim ebildren, Middl etow n , were wee k play ttte role if J made trie nd1 end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy with a lion first. J chil•k en ed out,· Riffle . Don Hamrick, Enterprise , W, but Thad went ahe ad with the Va., is a· patient in the Meigs de al. "We con tacted a nimal trainer Oe net'al Hospital lor su rgery. Ralph Helfe r, who took Thad into He has be�n the gues t of Mr. and a cue wlLh Zamba. It wu a Mrs. Donald Bailey. Re v . and Mra. Leet er Taylor te nse moment.'' Young ';t'had, squirmi ng to tell and children , Spri n&fi eld, were his side or the story, ran his hilnd weekend guests of Mr. and Ml7i, through his straw-blond halr and Amos Leonard. � Mr. and , Mrs, Richard �t1'.n&' pipe d up. Zamba ran ove r to me and and aon, Mar l el ta, Mr. and y,_. licked me on the teg," he reported. J e rrold Hartunc and sons of Coi­ ''Then 1 pu t my arms arou·¥ him umbus were wee ken d gue1t1 or a nd scra#he.d h,11 ears . He kn ew t Mr. and Mn. JOhn Hartung . wasn't afriid ol hlm and 1 cou ld Mr. an d Mrs. Wm. Eichinger Sr spent Monday with Mr. and Mr,s.. l,ell · he Ji� me. · usflnll FrlHijshfp Ch,irles Sayre of Wolf Pen. Mrs. Grace Glaie a nd Donni e "That y.,as D\ore Uia.n eighif: mi;tAths a19. &pp i",OW w e 're re� Pulli n s Qf Co�umbus are vifliUng bdddies, H e licks lhe hair tonic Mr. and MJ,,.. 'wm. Radford. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Stta(er of off my heard a,n.d purrs wh e n , scratch him. "He abo l e ts rn e p ut Colu mbus ,pent the weekend with my arm ii) hi.1 month a nd wreoslle M r . and' Mn. Huold Blacketo n with him. Jt'M kinda silly wrestling and child re n. She rrie Ly n n Blackston la vi altwith a lio n . H e could kill m e with ing her gra ndparents, Mr. and one swat if he wanted to." Swiil Sr., ckared his throat a nd Mrs. F. E. Shafer in Columbus.. Mr. an_d Mrs, Herbert Glaiie e,h,l,nged. the subjecl. . ' \,I can 't buy any ins u rance � .JJ1. �Cl�\l e Wnd spent Sat u rday ' with, t-he bor on this pict ur e ,'' he 11aid. 1 'Mr. and "Mrs. Wm, Radlord. Jeifrey folmer is visiting Mr. . a n d Mrs. Wm, Folmer o/. N e w Hav e n. Rev. Robert Card· filled his re­ gular appoi ntment Sunday at 7:30 p. m. SC'ripture Matthe w 6: 1-13. S ermon The Price of Freedom. I The re we re 46 in :itlendance. The WSCS will - hold the ir re­ g ular meeting July J2 al 1 : 30 al th e chu rch. They are quilting in 1 • th e ch urch bosement every 'l'uel• day. all d.ay. F.voryone is welcomc­ Mrs. Iris Collins and child ren of Pom erqy wo re .1;:isest11 of Mr. a nd Mn. Elmer Bail ey S un day, M r , and Mrs. Donald Pulli ns were guests of Mr. ant.I Mrs. Wm. Radford. They tC!turned to their home in Columbus Monday. Mu ry Lou and Rebekah Radford rC! l Urn• ed home with them. Toppe r Dou,:b Re Ml PJ•y Y1;1ur Hunch P ric e II Rijhl Conc enlr-atlon Truth or Consequence• !t Could Be You :Mld Da)' New:. Mo vletime Loretta Youn1 Theater Yohn&: Dr. Ma\one From Thue ltoots Comedy PlayhoUN Adve nture Tip'.)e �,eamboat Bili GiSM Kld Mi.sic in lhe Round Jim Thacker SMw Weathe-rcaat N ews Ptctu""f!I Huntley Brlukley llepon Death Valley Days Thi! Man DIWIIOD Cincinnati Baseball TBA News lf.Hdlh1es W ead':ercast P...- s� • Sign Of£. el WH TH..fV _Ch ann I ,,.,,. '� � ··� �118 Slfii On 1:(11) Guut Sta , Weoiher 1:11 •· """ · White flnitih, cle11n interior, COOd tires, radio and beater. SERVICE STATION t:00 D:'iO IS:00 1:3(1 1:40 8:45 7:GJ '1:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:IQ 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 , 1 : 10 1 1 : 20 Else WI LL �AVE On Theae WEEKEND 1957 FORD "6" 2 Doir · . . · · · · · . . - - $895 POWEJ.L'S Chan-nal a - Thursday 1:ia C■� blllUOO 0:00 Carloon Thelter :O:QO The Red Rowe Show ,,a:30 On the Go ,,- PRICE BUSTERS •• w11o1e,.i. i" t ht Yes, You I And Everyone Kelly Tires TEACHERS " nice . n Coupe.- Be11utiful 'WhU.e 11nd black finish, Fordomalic trans ., rad.lo. heater and new while-well tires. Judge and E:it-Offlclo Clerk BY Henrietta O'Brien, DeP\llY Clerk (6) 30; ('1) 1, 2te ELEMENTARY . , .... n 1 Mr. and Mn. RuS11e ll MarrilKl n ol Ashtabula sp ent the J u ly fth week end wUb Mr. a nd Mn, Alpha Cottrill, Mr. and Mr1. Herman Lon• don and Mr . 1nd ldra. Lawrence Diddle, Mra . Della Starkey of Col u mbus 1pe nt �st week end with the Wil­ Uam Diddle family. R uasell zwlllina: who has com­ pleted basic trlinlns ,,ith the U . CALL COUECI' n - · - - · · - · $1 1,95 1956 FORD V-8 Con,ertilile new while )'lon top, Low ,mileag e ,tiy local owner, like ,new Lran,. rfor real economy. ,,39 t:30 0;00 lO :IO 1 1 :00 1 1 :30 L2:00 12:30 I '.00 1 : 10 2,30 3:00 WCH S.TV C7,un n - - · · - - $1 1 95 1956 OLDSMOBILE Suiiei: 88 - - like ew lire&, hy­ real t:00 tl:25 6:30 8:45 1:00 6:45 Si.an on 7:00 Today 9:00 Katie Doonar Shol' V-8 motor, powergllde tra ns., has power e glass, -good whitewall tires, factory air conditioned, spotl ess inte rior , bea u tiful white over red liniah. 4-Door. Beau tiful i v ory and w.n{uot� finish, dram.atic t.Nns., powe r brakes, radio, heater, •·so Comedy Playhou.e -6,dve,otu.re '.l'h,eat.er Steamboat BUI Sgt. Preflton P1att Is Scruus Show WeathercHt NC'iWI Pittlll'f' HuntJeJ Brlnkl� Report Wblrlybln:1111 Resc·;e 8 &at M.aat�l"IIOa lTod ucer's C.holce 8-ebelor hther Wrangle r You Bi!it Your Life Take A Good Look N e ws H�>1dlinea W eathercaat Jack Paar Show Cltannel 3 -- Friday · · · · $1 795 1957 CHEVROLET Bal Air 4 Door st ering. brakes, tintetl By Ada Slack Roll call was a n swe red by nam• ing "favorite bu lb flower" by six membe rs when the Syrac use Gar· dell Club met i n town hall Tu.ea. day · e v e n ing J uly· 5· Ada Slack' ' pre side n t, opened the meeling with gro up r e ading of l'Th e Women 's cree d" and l_he Lord's Pray er . Reporl.!i were gi ven by El eanor Car• roll and Ma rgaret Cottrill. "Day · L11 1es" was the su bjett or th e topic, Hos te sses Canle Sinclair a nd Rruie Ann Th e iss 9erved refreshmen ts at the close of tl1e m ee ti ng to those name d a nd Lela He ndrii Sunday guesla of John Jo11ea were M rs. John c rosa, M r. a nd M n. Bent Wolfe and Dudley Wolfe, Ra• · cin e , Ira ,.oater, po me roy, a nd v..i n- n w se , I o al . , : · E . \. Mill I w h • om n. · ted � ,o n n• Jaw , n3 r a u g :ter,. •l " Mr. a nd Mrs. O. O . Pallerson o 11 uti a nd , Io Lawrenee Harbor , N , J. to visit her son, Clyde �Uls, has re turned home . Mr. and Mrs, Randy Adkins (Mary H endrix) ot Wisconsin i1 vi siti n g he r pare n t& Mr. and Mra. Woodrow Hendrix � nd othe r relati vca, 4:00 -fi:io 11:'JO o,3!) - - · $1 595 1958 DODGE 4 Door · - - - - ring ·a d brakes. pl asi j" Syrac use SQClety , EVents Cltann,1 3 - Thursday 10:® 10:30 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 11 :15 e Con vertible . 348 cu. ste eri ng and brakes, beaulif·u l white ,finish with bloa�k top a nd re d inte rior trim. e WSA%..TV Chon11el 3 - 8;® · · $1 995 T Impala - - · · · · · · lran1 1958 CHEVROlE .. pcrw r in. V-8 motor. Turbogllde THAO SWIFT GETS MOYIE CHANCE IN M.41<1 NG FRIENDS WITH LION TIL.E\'ltilON OUI Di 8,3!1 r n Sport 2 Door . New car n ever ny ma and heater tires, wall e wnit whee l dri ve, 4 speed trans., cost. dealer n tha ss e l <:h u Mas. r xt othel' e n V-8 motor . au tomatic trarui:.. powe r atee , es. r U a:ood All lnterLor, clean fini.!ih, y e 2•ton e gr D,ally Sentinel, PomerO¥•Mlddleporl, 0., July 7, 1�7 1:00 ess · - - · - - · · · · · - $1 895 1959 GOLIATH Empr sold or titled. 4 cyl. - 63 H.P. F o t RUTLAN D, OHIO NOTICE OF flLI Nlo ANO HEARING ON INVENTORY' cH■ No. 1 I,373 .._.._I,. coun,y, 0•1 p'obat. cour,, .... no, Ex ecuto, 0• Ad mi '_listra• TO Condition . of Gaug■1: Montgom• 1or an o sueh r he 1 owing 1o 1 o l as ft c .y 15 92 I J ?Pfr· 8 ower, 4 2 are residents of th e state of Ohio: . r . 0 p n, 11 1 11 i ·o upper, 10 · s u rvivin g spouse , if any ; ne xt of l." ,_ r',PQ · · 1ower, " . 1-._ . open · LNt' k. 23 15.4_ k 111, 4 '-""n e f"1c1ar1e.!I un der t he W I· 11 , up� er , g· 8 1 GWe r, ' runnin g one 1. ( any ; th e attorney or attorne )'.!I � u<1rler or a trnp. All mov.abl e representing any of th'e atore men• dams up }3 lhr u 23 , cl used oU tio ncd ersons· P · . . lo onc•q uar l or opeu You are hereby not1f1ed that on . Ohlo RIv■r 8uah:· 0own. 1,ock the 27th d.ay or Ju ne 1960 n In • . e WHILer Ueckjord 4 - 45 am 0·2· ven tury 8nd Apprius e mo nt of .t he . Luc.:k 1 3 Waverly 1 1 :55 pm 15-ol e Slale or Mildred A. DQul!:la s , d_e • . Lock 14' Ell,a Ma r i.u J:3S� .irn 0·.0 0 I c�ased, · I , Shade, J n s aid J:1te u_ f llt._ ' , 7- 10 0- •- Lo<: k '1 7 Hanger C ounty wu filed m thl11 Court. · · · 11UC kcl 7 11111 :J·l · ' : '1'0' 11m 4"1" · II ea�mg o n s111"d I n ventory 11.nd • ' , . Snyder , Lock 18 t:" harlcs 5 .. 45 & m 1 Appra1seme nt will be h11d before 0-�• i.0 u,·0 ••·� !" ·•- L•., ,, ·. 05 p� this Court on the 18th day of July •,,na u�·k "" • " 15 4,. RI Tri Stale 9.15 pm O·O , 1 060 at 10 o'clock a · m· , . .Mr • t.:h. , ' ,.ayou . r ii;· 1 1 • :io P 111 O• 0,. � Ext>epliuu s there to m11y be filed Lorr11me I I :50 pm 0-3 ; Crown- by .any interested Pllrty a l any potnl ti:O� lllll I lugl.toat in tow, time prior to five days before the All.ii; 7:25 am 3.0. date se t for heari ng · u,11 ,· ,,ou, Li " · D 1 2 : 10 am .,." Ja me W ITN gss my ••• n at ure 2·2 · Lo • k 23 Jre c ct l' 1 :30 an� the seal ol 11itl <.:ourt '1. 2 • C c V 1 1 arn11 r · :,o pm · this 28th day of J une, ; 1111 1. 1960 s \, � /a vit t u ; 35 P;�/ · l 1 ' •• : . ry_ er er : · J i,;,i ger a �n r. H. O'BRIEN t:liff �. 40 am D·O,. Elle n Z 3 : 1� J udge and Ex•Offlcio Clerk a m o- 3. By Hen rie tta O'Br ien, K.11n11w ha Hea ver down at Win• De pu ty Cl erk !it>ld 7 : 1 � am 0·2. (6) 30; ( 7J 7, 2tc Woodrow H endrix wno was In• jured in a n a uto accident laat Frl­ e day h.11.s been returned lo hi.a hom l. plta aoa . from St. Joaepb hi� Wil liam Gu i n ther ia ill at by hill hom e. He hii been visited a and . e vil� oks Cro of son , Donald, e Gu inther, of i Edd y u G on. grands Bucha na n, W. Va. POM EROY MOTO R CO. Rutland Furnit ure a..· I.I Kl''_Y £11.l en William D iddle lJ a patient In Holler Ho1pital. Duckworth · and Mn. Alb4ilrt Kay Elea nor p-andda u ghter. Schneider . are vialting in Rittm•n. Hr. and Mrs. Sam uel B&rnbart a nd children of Cleveland are spendin1 two weeb with their par• enta. Mr. and Mn. Thomu Hayman local and Mn. John Barnhart, Le­ tart r,111. The Cleanest Cars in town, Practic ally Every Car is a One Owner Local New Car Trade In At Living Room S uite Legal No�ce 1• SEE OUR CARS BEFORE BUYING On New Legal Notice ; 1 41 For Rent � 1861 DODGI!: VB 4 d r. cu1tom roy . al 1edan. One careful owner. Std. 1hlft. Extra nice. S795,00. Blnltnan, Pomeroy. 7-7·8lc - -- ---1 FOR SALE ON E OWNER 1955 Chryale r, top condition. See Tom Diddle. 3 milea back el R&c l ne . Phone VI 3-2232, 7·8·3lc ,,_,{91__ _For Rea l !:state WANTED, HANGING LAMPS, Old 11uns, bell,, Ilowered k e rosene lamp,. Write B01; 668-A, Porn• eroy, Ohio. 7 -' 3tp -. WILL TRADE I--IORSES AND Ponies for good u,cd car or you n1 livestock. Aneii Bur­ -EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, two tiv• bridge, R. D. 2, Alba ny, Ohio. room 1par1men t•. A. N. Bena:el. 7 , Slp --Plume WY:il-32?:il, Jl•2 -ltc -- TRACTOR OLIVER 60 Jusl com• pletly overha u led. Cul tlv1tnn SIX ROOM hou,e wllh bath, hot a11d mowlna machine. G. A. and �old w1te r, fuel oil f urnace. Deem, Racine, Ohlo. Ph Onfl W I Ha rry Hill, Letarl Falll, Ohio. Phono CH?-2141. 9-3088. 8-30.jJtp "l-7· 61c -- 1804 PLYMOUTH Belvedere 4 dr. Ndan. Extra nice for model. M86,00. Blal!ttn1n, Pomeroy. '1-Hllc 'II FORD Convertible WY 2-2480 e ( 2 1 ) Real Est<Jte -- Marine Supplie, .._. Cl._ UIN Car, AU MakN 1M MNela MITRO-ITAN MOTOII& • • ) (20b---· I USED '-:===================================="' -- ... .... ----- --- 18) , Used TV Sets $25 to $1 00 - Call Die• Sterrett I x,., - Do Y o u rself A Favo r Trade I n You r Old Furn iture ( 20 ) Busi ness Serv ices s..2fa • "d l G •i re ft• f rlg 4 EXTRA GOOD Elec tric Rang e I CU. 7 GOOD USED 3 Genera l Electric I 9 $30.00 4 F r i g i da i re I - FOOD F REEZE R $1 00.00 Ref rige rato rs 7-6-3tp I J I -- ----- flRMITI AND PEST CONTROL U)T f? OR- SALE : 1 00 x 1 00 -o n • AIR CON DITIONING, REFRIGER· 'Y Pain. PrM Inspection. Insur- I Main Stre el M ason, w . V a. · I a tion serv ice Jack"s Refrlg e ra• ' ad lly Nationwide. Phone •· 1 Pho ne SP 3-0088. hon N e w Hn en. Pho11e Tl.l27 5 3tp 11111 A. hrvlc• 'Station WY2, - ---- -- 6-23. tf !1 537. -,-------, 2M6. 4-26-ttc iRAVILY TUCTOll 5ALII AND- 1 S.n l«� Jlz 1• M■ln, Porn■r■y. - Who AUCTIONII._ 1/llt'ORMATI ON WANTED . Phone WY2-2915. Salesman: I has auth,o r1ty lo con!Jscale ou r Compl■1 ■ h nlce ltffdnlll•� H1rold Lrntt.rt, Cdtt and,.,_d proper ly. Uhlo. Phen. Coo,w'.11■ 3691 , Hugh Leifh e it, Phone or Contui Wrfh, a-ig..ue l-teigs Cou n ty ... C. BRADr.01D, Racine. Ohle. =�c -cc-,--- - ___ 7 � 3tp WILCOX-GA,Y 2-Speed Lape record- · - --, --- - - -er, 2 ree ls or tape and r .idio- , MUILLI! R FU�NAC II5 , WEST NO HOUSE ■pph.tncff. Arnold BroOF F I C E HOURS phono jack, Re -u se lJpe rntldin• Syr•cu .., Ohio. Phon■ , thtfl, Betinnin11 July Firlt itely. <.:all WY 2.3745 llflc r 5 p. 1 1 -1 1 -tf 114. WY'J:--6 l ! 1 • 4 P, M. Dally m. 7 Stc - --- - ---Exe■pt ---: ROOFI NG,. SPOUTING, Sheet Me- :::---:--cc---:: -, --H.UUM I NINE Pll!:CE DJNlil/li Thunday and Sunday hi w?rk a�d repai r wo rk o_f Suite Good condulon. Phone R. t:. Boie•. MD any kmd Frank Powers, 133 WY. 2·23tH. Pom•roy, Ohio 7 1 61c Third St , Middleport N __ ---- -7 5 3tc 7-6·30tc Phone WY 2·230 1 . __ _ _ ------ NEW SIIIPMENT OF' TROPICAL , Sign upplie.s. s of nty e pl and fish ion n compa WANTED- A t.:hr1sti;an .- _no ,moker and no childr en . Nu In yard, Lowell McNicklt!, All· Uq uity, Ohio. 7 1 Htc 1 - --- --c-c:----:--others have to apply. Frank 7·7·3tp Run. Bailey Emnch, -- ---------ONE WORK HORSE. Call WY 2· ' CUFF BYERS and his String 6322, 7 1 6lc • -- Noles will be m Portland G rade School, Friday, July 8th. Dan· 1'' URNITURE kitch en table s 11nd chai rs, cabin e t, bu ffe t, other 7·7·2lc g till 12. cing ----- --. lable1, rocking chairs, (1is he11, 1 .,, ..ware, othe, item,. Phone ( 2 ) Cord of Thanks WY 2-2998 or 370 Fis her Street B•fo•• g: 30 A. M. 7..·6Ip _ _eport. AM 8incerely grateful to all _ Mlddl Mlddl•,ort WY-2-2649 my frie nds and neighbor s and Pom•rop Wl'-2-3195 TWO year old bay italllon. Con• wi1h lo th a nk each and e very FUD STORI kAUTl tact Mrs. J. Ma rti n MIils, lbdne o ne of yo u for le tters , ca rds Chott At c _HI-Jt U t. 2 · Phone WI D 3773. and flowe rs , and all oth er e x• Y1,llon pre1s ions of love and k in d ness GHEEN BEANS $1 .00 a b us hel. I HAMILL IIRVl�II ,TATION e,tended lo me, while • palicnl Piek you , own. No, 2 Potatoes J ...... 9:00 A.M. 1 l n Camdcn-Uark IIM,p llal. $ 1 .00 r,o lb. bag. Cabbage 50c II Albliny- USI Ccdl R. Klmea. E\'ery Day Seffltr bu she l. Ch11rl e 11 Hilton, Port• I 7-7- l lp 1 ,nd. 7 6-6te --- -- -- CL0TH, WOOD SLAT PORCH shades, cloth porch valance, awnings, ve ne tian blinds, winIN MIMORIAM dow shade,. Free 08 limate1. In lov ina memor)' of Cl er mont L. Dal e WlpPfll, 21!J Uni on A ••o•,,• Arnold, who palle d away, July Pom eroy. 21 7 ROOM HOUSI, l 1/2 LOTS --- - - ----7, 19MI. RIDENOUR SUPPLY. R•dl o and Id Kyger, near litores, po st of• The rollln£ 1tream of life rol!M TY Serv ice. YU�212li. 6-11 -SOlp• fife !MIU church, ru nning water on, lo kitchen, lot11 of flowers ancJ -Bui 1lill the v11.cant chair, shrubs. Somo furniture with Recalls th e lo ve , th.e voice, the TELEVISION RADI O AND SMALL hou»e Jncluding :fp('. living 1mile, applia n ce repair. Phone Otis or the one who once ,at lhcre. room suite, 4-pc. bedroom suite, McC.,lntock, Racl�e, O.'ii o. 2-1-lfr -f d i nette 11e!. , refrigerato r, deeSadly ml�11ed b_y: APA.1u.1M.ENTS - ..wmahed ancl trlc l'lmHC , washe r, drye r, deep Wire Ee.In• M. Arnold, untumtsh ed. Mdla1ter1, .Middle lroezc, \:'oungstown douhle sink, lJa uahten : lluttt E. Richard!!, 1. Phone WY-2--5286. pr 2-S-U tian e ve11 �ornt! cupboard, c:hln.11, Evely n E. EllioU, blinds .and other furnit u ro:\. Re a • Maxine A. Arn"bld. l nsuranc sor111bly priced. Sec Mr . or Mn.. '1'•7•1lc - -· --- -Mayo 11. lJ.ah!II in K n . :cr COMPLE.TE l.h'SURANCI. PRO Lo3t and Found l ectlo n , Lite, Aulfli, Flre, Pollo. 7•760e. EM Phuue ---c----MJIJ1, Middleport, C,11 Don MARSHALL COLLEGE LOST: lmmedl••· POIHHlonl ')la.I'\, cla111 rl na ol 1930. Init i als JIH on in1ide , Ri na: it gold wlttt green .. emerald 11tone and la on a 1old chain. Reward. Finder eo n tac l ( 90 1 }'Olt SALE: f · ROOM HO USE 1111a The Dally Sentinel. 7 4 3tp lot. H.easonablc. See Jame, lllll) IOATI AHO MOTOlto,u - - ·- --- --Knight n lt1g, A n tiquity, Oh lo. anti i,p whll• tit■)' last. MetroLOST TUESDAY mornlni near S. ti poUtan Motort. MIO i, Main - - -- -- -- - 30 6tc Second A ve., MJddleport, 8 tt., ,....,.,.,. rhMn.- Wl'..a..lllCL t'OR SAL..E OR THADE Fon CAT­ week old 8e1ale, brown head ' 1 1 •24-tfc TLt� 7 U. Maasey-H11rr!s Cllpl)er bh1ck ind white martlna:i. on t:ombl no wlth 4 cyl. W lscon11in body, black le&tber collar. Bu, You moto r rece ntly overhaul ed. Con. Cttlld'• pe l. Phone WY 2·2280 tact Eug e ne Holler, Pho ne WI 97-Cl·3tc 3723, Hacine, Ohio. 1 l �tp . J Ga rd en T racto rs c__ rnployment --- ------ Ada ..-.ived by 10 A._11. will b& in that day • paper. PHONE WY-2-21 57 • 2 GOOD USED Army •t Fort Knox, leave he will A i �. ta�i� t o : � , �:• Local people taking part in the Fou,th of July Parad e ., Raci ne we re Firemen: Bill Hudson, Mal• colm G u i nther, Frankli n ll e ndrl l a nd Joh n Slack. Junior Firemen: Marion Slowe , Da ve Hen drix, Earl He ndri:it, Eddie Moore, Bill Moore , Bill Levaey, Bob Willis and Roger Slack and Rusaell Zwilling. Ladies Auxiliary: Sylvia Zwillini, Phyllis He ndrix, Ada Slack. Emmeline 1-Je ndrix, Carrie Sinclair and P.oae , A nn Theiss. John Field,. Ak,on, is spending ,umme, hom e some lime al his ••" TRADE IN51 I EXPERIENCED GRILL WOMAN. Apply Box 668·8, c/o The Dally 7 2 3t p Sentinel, Pom eroy. ..... "'° eoc ao EXC E PTIONAL BA RGAI N S ON TWO GARAGEs on Mechanic St. Rose Suson. y 2 2575. ��, : WANT ADS s. FOR SALE For Sale a 12.da)' leave wllh ht. 1---------------------------------------: I s�ndini par ts, Mr. and .Mn. Troy Zwill· For Rent . There, the1<t, • kid! Oo atml · and cry. �&-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-l\liddleport, 0., July 7 , 1960 ( 1 4) I -- I I 1 7 l Help Wanted POI CONSISTENT DEPl!NDABLE llPULT� RATl!S WANT TO MA.KE $20 OR MORE • d;y in pleasant '°"'e work? Can US" man or woman part or full tune. Wr ite P'RED RICE, 1 1 72 Gl e nwood Ave ., Ma r ion, (6) 27 2B 29 (7) 3 6 7 Ohio f cent. par w.rd, one insertion. Minimum chara:e - 60 cents. I eent. per llrOl'd for three COlbleOll.Uve ln&ertiona, SKCi,al - one meulb for 30 cent.I per word.. Full nite of 6 cent.I per word will be charged for advertisin.c Lt not p,Md wtlbin 10 daya after receivin;i bill. .fn:orw: in AaWrtbiifii - &bo\l..ld be repc>�tP(i �dialely. TM Dalt; Sentinel will not be 1"81ponaible fM mace than o.ne �Ol­ nct -inN.rt.ioo. �rd of 1'-..lbb and Special NIX-icea r,{ Ew11t1 JUJO. Obitiw-ie1 puhlilhed at l CO'lt per word. G DAYS l MO. 3 DAYS J DAY �"/ORDS $Lall, 60c U0c 15 t,1.20 '8 00 $1. 8(\ 52.211 70c 26 ,, ... I '' 1 8 1 lI I Not"ces ana" BEETS. ''U J'A J'O�S Em rich. Bail ey .B u n . � W.::.,ted --TIIH EF: DAYS A WEEK General Huusework or offic:e cleaning. Phone WY 2-326 1 . 7 � 6tC' I or week. Avanelt Young, Phone ! HOUSJ,: WORK Jly the de;: or hour I }'rank 7 5 6 lp , WY 2-9904. (2 - _ _ 0 ) Bus1 ness Serv1 ces I I . I I I 1 ---- · ------- --- ·- I -------c-- ====-;,;;-==;;.;;;-;. I -::;;== I FOR SALE ( 3 ) I n Memorion 16) "' - A u to -- -- --- ' -- J O H N SON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR Soles ........,. _ OIi.. 121 ) AT KARR & VAN ZANDT Pomeroy, Oblo 19M BUICK, 4 dr. 1eda n. Me· ,:hanlc1lly very so u nd , $495.00. Blaettnara, Pomcro)'. 7-Hllc (1 1l IIIM Cllt;VROLh'T 210 2 d r. Wor th mol'Cl. $38&.00. Blaet· 7-7·6tc tnars, Pome roy. -------- Wanted To Buy I - - DELUXE UNFURNISHED APARTMENT. Air conditioned. Avail1803 BUICK f door Special. Good Coal! Bulldina. &Her July able condition $700, Charle. B uck, 8 29 12te · · RD No. 3, Pomeroy. '1-6-Stp 1tM STAR CHll!F BLUE AND FOUR ROOM HOUSE. Phone Turn• er 2-8478. 7 2 6tp Whtte PonUac ._door hardtop, automatic trarumlulon, powtr FOUR room furnl1hed 1partment bntea and 1teeri111, radio and Aleo farm for 11le near Baaha11 hHtt-r. In top t.-oadltion. Call 88 arrea. Phone WY 2·3302, '1-6-etc WY .2-tl834. 1,7 ,6lp Sole - Pho ne 7-7-6tp CIAI, FUEL OIL and coal fur. naca. Call for free eaUmates .....mu • Abbott, lliddleport ·•1.... llqJUl,YI Order your purple rup­ bentel now. Eicellent for lree1AAI � jelllet Phone )'Our or H. C.U.On, Rt I, 1114 •111rt. Plloae NI 2-4711,7. -a :,.,,.. - ---f'Oll SALE: Ue 11.ter, Ohio, 4- room ho us e. $950. Ou lbuJldlngs , good W{'I(, Call Middlepo1·t WY 22857 . 7 � 3tp - FOR SALE EIGHT room ho use . 2¼ acre s, 1,1u, e lectrklt.y and water. G11.r1ge a nd barn, Co11tact Ed na Pickens, Raelne, Ohio 7-7•6tc 24-a For Sale or Trade. . o, - - ·- 1-"0UR room1 and bath, 1180 3 rooma and balh, f urnished in New Haven. Phone WY 2-3267. 7.7. ate - FIVE ROOM u nfurnlall.ed apartment wUh bath and attower, a:arbaa:e dl1poul un it. n!:!wly redecorated. Phone WY 2·M3:i. 7-7-ttc -- APAl\TIIENT: Thrn room■ and bolh. IN Mulberry An. 7 5 Sic IIUW'ING - ct... In town. GAS RANGE I USE D I USED ROSE MOHA I R RE· POR'f t� I W·u· · ,f t '" NOTIC.• Of APPOINTMENT Ca .. No. l a,401 Eatala of CharlH M. fHn Dkt•IN Notice Is he reby 111ven that A&· ncs L. t"e en whose Post Offlcc add· tell!. lS ltuUlt! 2, Albany, Oh it.•, hall bee n duly appointed Admi111stra• tnx of U1e t.;at�lc uf Cha1·Jcs M, l''een lato of Albany, Mclgs Cou n­ ty, Ohio, deceim�d . Oalctl lh111 l7lh day o C J u ne, 1900. F. H. (;'BIUEN Jud!le of .the P robat e t:ourt Ml'i1113 County, fJluo \6) 30; (7) 7, 14, Ste NOTICI OF APPOINTMINT Case No. 18,392 E1lat■ of W1rnr■r C. Stanley, Notice I Legal Notic, .. ■ . - -- :u>; • I J� Legal Notice ......... 11 I NOTICI DJ&: P'ILING AND HEARING ON INVENTOR Y CH■ No, 1 1,316 PrDIMte Court, /Ml.. Co11nty, Ohio TO the Executor or Adrriinlstra• tor .and to s uch oJ th e following H a re residents ol the state of Ohio: _ aurvlving spou.5e, If K ny ; n e xt of ki n ; be ne ficiarle& u nde the will, ii a ny; the attorney or attocne ya re. preAenttns any of the •iore m e n• · Uoned persona. You are hereby notified that on the 2:jth day of June U.60, an In• ventory and A.pvralsement of th e estate of Alice Able,, dece aat"d, late ol Sutton Township In 11id County w11 flied in thla Court, Heari n.Iii on 11111d Inventory and APP(alaement will be had before this Co urt on the 18th day of July, 1960, al 10:30 o'clock a. m . Exceptiona tllereto may be filed party at any by any Interested time prior to fiv e daya be fore the date se t 1or h�alnc. Notice is hereby give n that J. 8. O 'lirien whoso Post OUice 11dd ress 1� 1 10 ½ Co ur t M., Pomcro_y, Ohio, h&s bcr.n dul)' appoi11t11d Admln• istrutor of the .E stwlc of Warner C. Slir n loy lato ol Me igs t.:o un ty, Ohio, decC!11sed, Dated 'this 27th day o,f June NOTICE OP PUBLIC HI AIIING 1960. on tht bl.idpt of 1''. II. O'BRIEN Lebanon T•wn1111, J udie or the Probate Court Notice is hereby a: lven tha.� on M e i&a County, Ohio the 14th d1y ot July, 1960 , at 'J p. (6) 30; (7) 7 , 14, 31c m. a p u blic hearlna will 1t he ld on the hudeet p re pared by th e Board of Town,hlp Tr u st e es of th e Town­ Mh l p of I.,et,11non, Meli• County, NDTICI OI' APPOINTMINT Ohio, af the regular meetl na: place ca.. No. M.394 at SUvet11vl1le , Ohio. Rate of Cl lnton Ollk..,-, $t'. Clarence La wrence 0-....t Lebanon Township <Clerk Notlet1 i/'her,iby 1iven that Ava Portlatm, Ohio 7 7 lle Gilkey whose Poat Ol'll<:e addreu is Jurrlsonvllle, Oblo, h11 beefl duly appointed Admlnlatratrix of LIOAL HOTICI Notice la here by given that on thfl Eatate of Clinton Gilkl)', St. the 20th day of Ju1y 1960. at & p. hlUl of Selplo Town&b.lp; Melp m. a public hearlna: wlU be held County , Ohlo, deetued. of June,Daled thil 201.h U)' on the bt1d1et of Letart Tuwnahip for the fiscal year endtn1 Dee. 11, 1860. F. H. O'BRIEN, 1981. Such heartn.a: will be held In Judge ' of lhe Probale Court I Townahip Hall, Ea•I Letart, Ohio. lleill County, Obio Flo)'d Norrit, Clerk - 7 T•, ijc ('I) 7, 3lo (S) II, Legal I WITNES$ my signature and th e 11eal ol uld Court this 28th day or June 1860. iF. H. O'BRIEN 1956 FORD V-8 Falrlan, 500 · · · - - · fi$1095 ish with "4-Dt}{)r Sedan. Low mile age by l"ocal owner . Black n ,pleasing interior, Fordom111U c, power 1teering and brakes, radio and heat er . 1956 MERCURY MonklJ.ir · · - · · - · · · · $1 295 4-Door Hardtop. Mereom•tlc trans., power steering . a nd brakes, pow er windows and seat, spotleas beautU:u l vinyl interior trim, sbar,p white ·and red 2-tone fini1h, new Urea. 1955 CHEVROLET "6" 2-Dr. Wagon $1095 line tire1, at.ndard I Middleport, (?Ill• American e.,1dstand Rocky and His Friends Sein Frar.clsco Beat .Your Ea."o RepartaWeather Te:ler John Daly Nell'I Fll1ht Steve Canyon Donna Reed 'R)e Real McCoy• Jeannie Car-son Show Unto.•ehablt!S Sea Hu.at N ewa 'l'anlJbt Scannln& .the Weather Spol'l8 Tonlght Late Show = Canoon SpeetwUar 8'>om Cht11111el 8 - Friday :: 8:00 r�·, ' rood t.lrea, R&it Save ,:oo 1:30 5:00 5:30 8,00 tt5 8:25 8:30 IJ'..ffl 7 :00 7:30 e,oo 10,30 '.1:00 ll:JO i l : 15 · -oo money. 1955 OLDSMOBILE Super 88 · · · · · - $595 2 Door. Hydnm•Ue, N,dlo, heater, white and LUrquolae, good 8"t COYt.1'1, 1956 FORD V8 C11tolllln1 · · - · - - - - $895 2 Door. Std. tnl\1., cle&n Interior,, SO da]i •1U1Nntee, radio, heater. SAVE. 1950 FORD V8 2 Dr. · · . . . . · · Special $69. Truck Bargain Center 1 1 :25 1 1 :30 12:00 12:30 MIO s,ot 8 Day In Colll't Gafo storm S';lo" E-:1t the Clock Who l)o You Trust AmerJe1n Btndatand Rtn Tln Tin San Francltco Beat Your Esso Report£.; We ather Teller John Daly Nen Buddv :.1,are:ber Shotr Walt- l.lilney Pre&enta ;.I•� From Bladlhowk 77 Sun..1 Strip Tbe l>etee,t1ve1 hb.ck Saddle tho How TO!llihl SHPPiDI tbe Weat.ber �:w J:� fri-'-11.".,rrt Th�, tr.;ti&oo :it: Arthw ,,.,IG J, Sn,i\1>---lleWI A Look 1t !Ill lveolh.r · lt" f:j!O "f\M 'lllril 1:IIO M1.M 'n \II ' a 1:QO U. T:30 p,is ttepo�r. : II. •·' · ,.,, e"" � "'1lWP Sil•• t:"1 J:ffi 8cl0 10:00 10:30 jl:00 tl : 10 11:15 12·30 1��9�Y J!!11tO "ta:ne Gl'l!y 'Theatre SbOlllun Side Adventure Theater To Tell the Tru th. News A Look at thu Weather Theater 13 Sji12TI Off 1 S - Frida, --8.� "'i"" CBS News , ' 13 - Lu<JP il)fcember BrlC,e Love Search for Tom� rrow The GuidJn1 ·Llaht � :00 He art ol the' City As th• WOrli:I �t'DI I 2,00 Full CJrele " 2,30 Art :Unkletter , , ,,• •M,r /lhe i�lienalFe , ,.,,, The Vf!rdiet la Youn I.JO The Brlghte11 0.Y t:UJ The SeOl'�t · storm tSO Tllei Edi& of Night HO Ttie Thre-e Stooger �:M The Ufe of Rile1 ':.00 Arthur J. imith--li'•n !:15 A �o� at t,h� w e.,ther 8:25 TV BoWliJlf Oti&IC ,:so Amoe •r.· AAcJy or: ure :/: a�' � J,IO J:I! ,; I: l!,tiHlut Patt, · · -�til!I i8." On The Ji,.., ¥.,i, JE fi. IO : . IO:U IC:U · 11,00 12:00 otioDI � On Ille •Town Country Bo0 Do"" lfooo N"" "'° :: 3:u NANCY • H M M ··· IT'S STARTING TO RAIN Morning Star Events Of Wet!k LITTL_E ORPHAN ANNIE Joe Thoren has return e<I hom e rrom the hospital and is much im­ proved. Several from here atte ndPd th e July fth cele brations at Racine and Cheahlre, Mrs. Edyth Sisson •nd two sons of Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Ha n­ son Holter were the recent guests • of Mr. 1nd Ml'I. Charle!II P. Ihle. Stanl� Nease Is u nder1oi'1R treatment at University Hosplt� In Colulpbus. Mn, l,fary Lou I.hie ,nd chllclren were 1 u.ea,ta of her 1lstt,,, 'Mrs. Jean Mtyle q.ne Udren, W.iiYerly, T t . diy lu1-i CW) 1tt�anae on .s�-, 3 :!'Of ila, _of(erinf ' fe.84:, Thei, il bf ,P?Aeb:.1111 s1rvlces next Su day morni� ,ru1y lt. ......___..__ 8F 8All ,L£PP -:::-:"i �- IM)ltNING ti iO l!ni91 _t Clock'' · "· 11:19 S:ff t:iJO i,80 lh• A:li, . . . ' -aus-taucK cosuo■ · · - MADisoN, w1,. U PI-Adlai E. DEARBORN, Mich. UPI-A Stevenaon IUpDOJ'ten Mid today sc.lii'\81- bu1 e.,,-qlhl 46 ehildl'ep tf\ey . �e 1endin1 peUtiom �­ IJ&,¥ from , part colll,W \tjth /111 8,QOO ...,,....., to lhe Dem'I' • _ �u01p lni,'k Wed�dlY �.•I ' ven, l(l>b in Loa olit:r tlh. •"" bajured. Thy Wffl i Ul'l,ifll :itl•Wt to nom�tf trlil� �t t �l"l and ffleaaed. I Sl�vento f dr lfl1ident. - '•'M usical 1�:80 . ,.. ,.. 1 1:30 ,, I :3� Ult l"or Yo• 2,00 ·,iJt/,c Cl\> Pt. P1eW11t llo � I 3:00 a,ao 1 ALLEN ;J:i i: ti · •t tbe "'deatber 1 , 1a '""' WMl'O Dally P�• J;dtedule ?f� • all .av he ,sn� J\?.' 11'<!. I ,�.., t hev' ,e .;ati,fied! STEVE .'9,·Pe� AT _7:15 A.M. I ·1 /.IIJ•l• _ J OH ! WJ I H --·· ---Jc;; E-'. ·"" INK ' 1952 CHEVROLET I To■ Pl11form - · · · $395 · · · · · · $1095 1956 . FORD V8 ½ Ton Plckvp . , 19$5 FORD VI 1 ½ Ten · · . . · .. . - . . · - $1 095 i ,_ _ 1957 FORD V8 RIIIClltto . . . . . . . . . .. $1 295 . INTERESTED IN NORTHERN OHIO CITY LOCATION INVITED TO APPLY. 2 YRS, TRAINING $8800 fl!OOO. 3 YRS. TRAININ(l !ltOOO - fl!200, BACHE­ NORWALK, OHIO , 1'.E� �103 1 ·"' ·"" , WlNNiB WINKLE • LOT OPEN EVENJNGS 'l'll,I, 8:00 PJI. POMEROY MOTOR. CO. .- • SUPT. OF SCHOOLS, • THI DIALIR Tl4AT l!IAt.1 - LISI LOR'S DEGREE $4100 - $5800. FULL CREDIT FOR !IILITARY AND TEACHING EXPFJ\IENCJl. ' . ,, ' �-UKa 'A:XJ ? Wl-i"'i, MILTD;, I I.O¥E',OU,. "]'l1ey With P,aree CHIN Wlf YE YES!!-AND IT'S THt: MOST UNIQUE GIFT AftN MA.N E.VER GAVE. HIS BELO/ED.!! Day Right I :;� �\t; , �.,. 10:00 'ffl/JMI � il ro Start The �� MAW •• SOME FE= Wf\N'JS 10 i;o..JDY, NEIGHBOR - - l'M 1HE NEW COUNTY A6ENT �LIKE TO BRING V0U UP TO 01\TE 00 1HE IJIIE5! SCIEN'TIFIC PlOWING Pl!OCBlURES AND · · UH,· - l , ,r CloAP � CLOMP BARNEY GOOGI,£ __ and SN UFFY SMITH Mt Your F.no Bt,po� I Married ,loan ftestle111 Gun Love ;na.t BoJ ,\�ut Facet1 .O:QO 0:80 l;IIO .ll:10 c,o-, ­ Rock Springs News Of The Week 1,ao Beillc 2:00 2i30 3:00 3:80 4:00 5:30 1:00 j:30 �:fO &43 'f:00 '1:!'ll ,� J:/11) �- 11 - l)ursday I12.00 J .,0 tjJ R: !m* lfU t,811 Th• �e o'f Jht s 1954 PLYMOUTH Dtlux1 Cpe. - - . . · - $495 nun. ,good. Nice -.ppearanct, s,:io P£ANUT8 1,- VIRNOH S.COff "But there UI no real dancer. HOLl..VWOOD UPI - H'& not ,o The eat lmow1 Thad b n't •frail.I. "He- rides Z,mba around like 11 diHieult to puah yo ur eh1ld lnto a movie career-if yo u 'rt! wllllh g to pony. toss him i nto a cage with a full• ··Me� I'm pretty t r iendly with grow n Afr ican lion. Zamba, too. 1 took my shirt off opt That's how JO. year-old Thad day and he l!clr:ed the skin rijhl Swill 11ot hi1 biK bre11.k. off my back. It wa, tore for -web. Thad Sr., h111 father, Said ii Wal I wouldn't wrestle him tho u gh. He­ eas)'. The philosophy being, "get weigh s almost 600 pou nd»." Swift in their, kid, they can ' t lay .11 claw patted his son on the 1houlde r, a nd on us!" said, "Thad here h11s a lot o( cuutFalher and son are teamine u p age, and J think he and Zi.mba will i n a new pictu,e , "The Perfeet make a hie hit.'' World of Rodney Br ewster.'' F a. Bit parts: Edwad G. Robl11son, th er wrote the scrip! and will co-- Cha rt" Lavthtorl end 8url !vu-­ produce. Thad will co•star with a a lll'OVP of portly v.t■r•n.......... r• in lion named Z.emba. th, runnlnt1 for th.- rol• of the It began w he n Swift the elder Ivel,. In Frank C.pra•, "Pock■t• took a script lo prod u cer • directo r - t\11 of Miracl"" . . . ...,n Crawford', H e rbert Strock. The sto ry i nvolv • 1 twin daus,hten .,..,. -'"•n • South ed a lO•y e ar·old genius who goes Anwrlnn cruiH H a 1raduatlon to college and becomes the beat PNMnt from Mama . . . J,nJci Rwl, tri end of a lion. hH bffn cast for th• f■m lnlu lud Str ock though Swift had tak e n In the n:e,w t■lwl1ion Nr)n 1'Mo­ l ea v e of his se nses. "Where,' ' he rn.nl of f•ar" . . . . wan ted to know, "can you fi nd a kid actor willing to frolic with a lion?" Talent Hunt Swift checked lhe tal ent age-n­ cies. Th ey turned him away, a.ay. Mr. 11nd Mra. Robert Grueeet ing e ven if t hey found a tid that and son, of Spri nglield th& brave his parents wouldn't he ar weekend guests of their "i,Wnts, ol such a. thi ng. De le ated, Swift, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gruese r. a movie•TV cha racter actor, reAttendance at S u nday 'School t u rned home. J u ly 3rd was 86 collectio n $22.63. Kathy O'Neal of Lancaste r .spent. •·1 told my problema to my wife the weeke nd with Miss Freda Will' and little Thad," the father sa id. "Rignt away Thad sald he'd be a nd daughler, Mary, willing lo make friends with a Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gti.ue� lion and star in the movie. I ol Middl etown were wee k en d was all for it, too, But thad's gu ests of Mr. and Mrs, Fra n k mother acC' u s ed me of trying lo Gruese r. m urd er our son. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Morris and "Finally she agreed to le t nim ebildren, Middl etow n , were wee k play ttte role if J made trie nd1 end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy with a lion first. J chil•k en ed out,· Riffle . Don Hamrick, Enterprise , W, but Thad went ahe ad with the Va., is a· patient in the Meigs de al. "We con tacted a nimal trainer Oe net'al Hospital lor su rgery. Ralph Helfe r, who took Thad into He has be�n the gues t of Mr. and a cue wlLh Zamba. It wu a Mrs. Donald Bailey. Re v . and Mra. Leet er Taylor te nse moment.'' Young ';t'had, squirmi ng to tell and children , Spri n&fi eld, were his side or the story, ran his hilnd weekend guests of Mr. and Ml7i, through his straw-blond halr and Amos Leonard. � Mr. and , Mrs, Richard �t1'.n&' pipe d up. Zamba ran ove r to me and and aon, Mar l el ta, Mr. and y,_. licked me on the teg," he reported. J e rrold Hartunc and sons of Coi­ ''Then 1 pu t my arms arou·¥ him umbus were wee ken d gue1t1 or a nd scra#he.d h,11 ears . He kn ew t Mr. and Mn. JOhn Hartung . wasn't afriid ol hlm and 1 cou ld Mr. an d Mrs. Wm. Eichinger Sr spent Monday with Mr. and Mr,s.. l,ell · he Ji� me. · usflnll FrlHijshfp Ch,irles Sayre of Wolf Pen. Mrs. Grace Glaie a nd Donni e "That y.,as D\ore Uia.n eighif: mi;tAths a19. &pp i",OW w e 're re� Pulli n s Qf Co�umbus are vifliUng bdddies, H e licks lhe hair tonic Mr. and MJ,,.. 'wm. Radford. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Stta(er of off my heard a,n.d purrs wh e n , scratch him. "He abo l e ts rn e p ut Colu mbus ,pent the weekend with my arm ii) hi.1 month a nd wreoslle M r . and' Mn. Huold Blacketo n with him. Jt'M kinda silly wrestling and child re n. She rrie Ly n n Blackston la vi altwith a lio n . H e could kill m e with ing her gra ndparents, Mr. and one swat if he wanted to." Swiil Sr., ckared his throat a nd Mrs. F. E. Shafer in Columbus.. Mr. an_d Mrs, Herbert Glaiie e,h,l,nged. the subjecl. . ' \,I can 't buy any ins u rance � .JJ1. �Cl�\l e Wnd spent Sat u rday ' with, t-he bor on this pict ur e ,'' he 11aid. 1 'Mr. and "Mrs. Wm, Radlord. Jeifrey folmer is visiting Mr. . a n d Mrs. Wm, Folmer o/. N e w Hav e n. Rev. Robert Card· filled his re­ gular appoi ntment Sunday at 7:30 p. m. SC'ripture Matthe w 6: 1-13. S ermon The Price of Freedom. I The re we re 46 in :itlendance. The WSCS will - hold the ir re­ g ular meeting July J2 al 1 : 30 al th e chu rch. They are quilting in 1 • th e ch urch bosement every 'l'uel• day. all d.ay. F.voryone is welcomc­ Mrs. Iris Collins and child ren of Pom erqy wo re .1;:isest11 of Mr. a nd Mn. Elmer Bail ey S un day, M r , and Mrs. Donald Pulli ns were guests of Mr. ant.I Mrs. Wm. Radford. They tC!turned to their home in Columbus Monday. Mu ry Lou and Rebekah Radford rC! l Urn• ed home with them. Toppe r Dou,:b Re Ml PJ•y Y1;1ur Hunch P ric e II Rijhl Conc enlr-atlon Truth or Consequence• !t Could Be You :Mld Da)' New:. Mo vletime Loretta Youn1 Theater Yohn&: Dr. Ma\one From Thue ltoots Comedy PlayhoUN Adve nture Tip'.)e �,eamboat Bili GiSM Kld Mi.sic in lhe Round Jim Thacker SMw Weathe-rcaat N ews Ptctu""f!I Huntley Brlukley llepon Death Valley Days Thi! Man DIWIIOD Cincinnati Baseball TBA News lf.Hdlh1es W ead':ercast P...- s� • Sign Of£. el WH TH..fV _Ch ann I ,,.,,. '� � ··� �118 Slfii On 1:(11) Guut Sta , Weoiher 1:11 •· """ · White flnitih, cle11n interior, COOd tires, radio and beater. SERVICE STATION t:00 D:'iO IS:00 1:3(1 1:40 8:45 7:GJ '1:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:IQ 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 , 1 : 10 1 1 : 20 Else WI LL �AVE On Theae WEEKEND 1957 FORD "6" 2 Doir · . . · · · · · . . - - $895 POWEJ.L'S Chan-nal a - Thursday 1:ia C■� blllUOO 0:00 Carloon Thelter :O:QO The Red Rowe Show ,,a:30 On the Go ,,- PRICE BUSTERS •• w11o1e,.i. i" t ht Yes, You I And Everyone Kelly Tires TEACHERS " nice . n Coupe.- Be11utiful 'WhU.e 11nd black finish, Fordomalic trans ., rad.lo. heater and new while-well tires. Judge and E:it-Offlclo Clerk BY Henrietta O'Brien, DeP\llY Clerk (6) 30; ('1) 1, 2te ELEMENTARY . , .... n 1 Mr. and Mn. RuS11e ll MarrilKl n ol Ashtabula sp ent the J u ly fth week end wUb Mr. a nd Mn, Alpha Cottrill, Mr. and Mr1. Herman Lon• don and Mr . 1nd ldra. Lawrence Diddle, Mra . Della Starkey of Col u mbus 1pe nt �st week end with the Wil­ Uam Diddle family. R uasell zwlllina: who has com­ pleted basic trlinlns ,,ith the U . CALL COUECI' n - · - - · · - · $1 1,95 1956 FORD V-8 Con,ertilile new while )'lon top, Low ,mileag e ,tiy local owner, like ,new Lran,. rfor real economy. ,,39 t:30 0;00 lO :IO 1 1 :00 1 1 :30 L2:00 12:30 I '.00 1 : 10 2,30 3:00 WCH S.TV C7,un n - - · · - - $1 1 95 1956 OLDSMOBILE Suiiei: 88 - - like ew lire&, hy­ real t:00 tl:25 6:30 8:45 1:00 6:45 Si.an on 7:00 Today 9:00 Katie Doonar Shol' V-8 motor, powergllde tra ns., has power e glass, -good whitewall tires, factory air conditioned, spotl ess inte rior , bea u tiful white over red liniah. 4-Door. Beau tiful i v ory and w.n{uot� finish, dram.atic t.Nns., powe r brakes, radio, heater, •·so Comedy Playhou.e -6,dve,otu.re '.l'h,eat.er Steamboat BUI Sgt. Preflton P1att Is Scruus Show WeathercHt NC'iWI Pittlll'f' HuntJeJ Brlnkl� Report Wblrlybln:1111 Resc·;e 8 &at M.aat�l"IIOa lTod ucer's C.holce 8-ebelor hther Wrangle r You Bi!it Your Life Take A Good Look N e ws H�>1dlinea W eathercaat Jack Paar Show Cltannel 3 -- Friday · · · · $1 795 1957 CHEVROLET Bal Air 4 Door st ering. brakes, tintetl By Ada Slack Roll call was a n swe red by nam• ing "favorite bu lb flower" by six membe rs when the Syrac use Gar· dell Club met i n town hall Tu.ea. day · e v e n ing J uly· 5· Ada Slack' ' pre side n t, opened the meeling with gro up r e ading of l'Th e Women 's cree d" and l_he Lord's Pray er . Reporl.!i were gi ven by El eanor Car• roll and Ma rgaret Cottrill. "Day · L11 1es" was the su bjett or th e topic, Hos te sses Canle Sinclair a nd Rruie Ann Th e iss 9erved refreshmen ts at the close of tl1e m ee ti ng to those name d a nd Lela He ndrii Sunday guesla of John Jo11ea were M rs. John c rosa, M r. a nd M n. Bent Wolfe and Dudley Wolfe, Ra• · cin e , Ira ,.oater, po me roy, a nd v..i n- n w se , I o al . , : · E . \. Mill I w h • om n. · ted � ,o n n• Jaw , n3 r a u g :ter,. •l " Mr. a nd Mrs. O. O . Pallerson o 11 uti a nd , Io Lawrenee Harbor , N , J. to visit her son, Clyde �Uls, has re turned home . Mr. and Mrs, Randy Adkins (Mary H endrix) ot Wisconsin i1 vi siti n g he r pare n t& Mr. and Mra. Woodrow Hendrix � nd othe r relati vca, 4:00 -fi:io 11:'JO o,3!) - - · $1 595 1958 DODGE 4 Door · - - - - ring ·a d brakes. pl asi j" Syrac use SQClety , EVents Cltann,1 3 - Thursday 10:® 10:30 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 11 :15 e Con vertible . 348 cu. ste eri ng and brakes, beaulif·u l white ,finish with bloa�k top a nd re d inte rior trim. e WSA%..TV Chon11el 3 - 8;® · · $1 995 T Impala - - · · · · · · lran1 1958 CHEVROlE .. pcrw r in. V-8 motor. Turbogllde THAO SWIFT GETS MOYIE CHANCE IN M.41<1 NG FRIENDS WITH LION TIL.E\'ltilON OUI Di 8,3!1 r n Sport 2 Door . New car n ever ny ma and heater tires, wall e wnit whee l dri ve, 4 speed trans., cost. dealer n tha ss e l <:h u Mas. r xt othel' e n V-8 motor . au tomatic trarui:.. powe r atee , es. r U a:ood All lnterLor, clean fini.!ih, y e 2•ton e gr D,ally Sentinel, PomerO¥•Mlddleporl, 0., July 7, 1�7 1:00 ess · - - · - - · · · · · - $1 895 1959 GOLIATH Empr sold or titled. 4 cyl. - 63 H.P. F o t RUTLAN D, OHIO NOTICE OF flLI Nlo ANO HEARING ON INVENTORY' cH■ No. 1 I,373 .._.._I,. coun,y, 0•1 p'obat. cour,, .... no, Ex ecuto, 0• Ad mi '_listra• TO Condition . of Gaug■1: Montgom• 1or an o sueh r he 1 owing 1o 1 o l as ft c .y 15 92 I J ?Pfr· 8 ower, 4 2 are residents of th e state of Ohio: . r . 0 p n, 11 1 11 i ·o upper, 10 · s u rvivin g spouse , if any ; ne xt of l." ,_ r',PQ · · 1ower, " . 1-._ . open · LNt' k. 23 15.4_ k 111, 4 '-""n e f"1c1ar1e.!I un der t he W I· 11 , up� er , g· 8 1 GWe r, ' runnin g one 1. ( any ; th e attorney or attorne )'.!I � u<1rler or a trnp. All mov.abl e representing any of th'e atore men• dams up }3 lhr u 23 , cl used oU tio ncd ersons· P · . . lo onc•q uar l or opeu You are hereby not1f1ed that on . Ohlo RIv■r 8uah:· 0own. 1,ock the 27th d.ay or Ju ne 1960 n In • . e WHILer Ueckjord 4 - 45 am 0·2· ven tury 8nd Apprius e mo nt of .t he . Luc.:k 1 3 Waverly 1 1 :55 pm 15-ol e Slale or Mildred A. DQul!:la s , d_e • . Lock 14' Ell,a Ma r i.u J:3S� .irn 0·.0 0 I c�ased, · I , Shade, J n s aid J:1te u_ f llt._ ' , 7- 10 0- •- Lo<: k '1 7 Hanger C ounty wu filed m thl11 Court. · · · 11UC kcl 7 11111 :J·l · ' : '1'0' 11m 4"1" · II ea�mg o n s111"d I n ventory 11.nd • ' , . Snyder , Lock 18 t:" harlcs 5 .. 45 & m 1 Appra1seme nt will be h11d before 0-�• i.0 u,·0 ••·� !" ·•- L•., ,, ·. 05 p� this Court on the 18th day of July •,,na u�·k "" • " 15 4,. RI Tri Stale 9.15 pm O·O , 1 060 at 10 o'clock a · m· , . .Mr • t.:h. , ' ,.ayou . r ii;· 1 1 • :io P 111 O• 0,. � Ext>epliuu s there to m11y be filed Lorr11me I I :50 pm 0-3 ; Crown- by .any interested Pllrty a l any potnl ti:O� lllll I lugl.toat in tow, time prior to five days before the All.ii; 7:25 am 3.0. date se t for heari ng · u,11 ,· ,,ou, Li " · D 1 2 : 10 am .,." Ja me W ITN gss my ••• n at ure 2·2 · Lo • k 23 Jre c ct l' 1 :30 an� the seal ol 11itl <.:ourt '1. 2 • C c V 1 1 arn11 r · :,o pm · this 28th day of J une, ; 1111 1. 1960 s \, � /a vit t u ; 35 P;�/ · l 1 ' •• : . ry_ er er : · J i,;,i ger a �n r. H. O'BRIEN t:liff �. 40 am D·O,. Elle n Z 3 : 1� J udge and Ex•Offlcio Clerk a m o- 3. By Hen rie tta O'Br ien, K.11n11w ha Hea ver down at Win• De pu ty Cl erk !it>ld 7 : 1 � am 0·2. (6) 30; ( 7J 7, 2tc Woodrow H endrix wno was In• jured in a n a uto accident laat Frl­ e day h.11.s been returned lo hi.a hom l. plta aoa . from St. Joaepb hi� Wil liam Gu i n ther ia ill at by hill hom e. He hii been visited a and . e vil� oks Cro of son , Donald, e Gu inther, of i Edd y u G on. grands Bucha na n, W. Va. POM EROY MOTO R CO. Rutland Furnit ure a..· I.I Kl''_Y £11.l en William D iddle lJ a patient In Holler Ho1pital. Duckworth · and Mn. Alb4ilrt Kay Elea nor p-andda u ghter. Schneider . are vialting in Rittm•n. Hr. and Mrs. Sam uel B&rnbart a nd children of Cleveland are spendin1 two weeb with their par• enta. Mr. and Mn. Thomu Hayman local and Mn. John Barnhart, Le­ tart r,111. The Cleanest Cars in town, Practic ally Every Car is a One Owner Local New Car Trade In At Living Room S uite Legal No�ce 1• SEE OUR CARS BEFORE BUYING On New Legal Notice ; 1 41 For Rent � 1861 DODGI!: VB 4 d r. cu1tom roy . al 1edan. One careful owner. Std. 1hlft. Extra nice. S795,00. Blnltnan, Pomeroy. 7-7·8lc - -- ---1 FOR SALE ON E OWNER 1955 Chryale r, top condition. See Tom Diddle. 3 milea back el R&c l ne . Phone VI 3-2232, 7·8·3lc ,,_,{91__ _For Rea l !:state WANTED, HANGING LAMPS, Old 11uns, bell,, Ilowered k e rosene lamp,. Write B01; 668-A, Porn• eroy, Ohio. 7 -' 3tp -. WILL TRADE I--IORSES AND Ponies for good u,cd car or you n1 livestock. Aneii Bur­ -EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, two tiv• bridge, R. D. 2, Alba ny, Ohio. room 1par1men t•. A. N. Bena:el. 7 , Slp --Plume WY:il-32?:il, Jl•2 -ltc -- TRACTOR OLIVER 60 Jusl com• pletly overha u led. Cul tlv1tnn SIX ROOM hou,e wllh bath, hot a11d mowlna machine. G. A. and �old w1te r, fuel oil f urnace. Deem, Racine, Ohlo. Ph Onfl W I Ha rry Hill, Letarl Falll, Ohio. Phono CH?-2141. 9-3088. 8-30.jJtp "l-7· 61c -- 1804 PLYMOUTH Belvedere 4 dr. Ndan. Extra nice for model. M86,00. Blal!ttn1n, Pomeroy. '1-Hllc 'II FORD Convertible WY 2-2480 e ( 2 1 ) Real Est<Jte -- Marine Supplie, .._. Cl._ UIN Car, AU MakN 1M MNela MITRO-ITAN MOTOII& • • ) (20b---· I USED '-:===================================="' -- ... .... ----- --- 18) , Used TV Sets $25 to $1 00 - Call Die• Sterrett I x,., - Do Y o u rself A Favo r Trade I n You r Old Furn iture ( 20 ) Busi ness Serv ices s..2fa • "d l G •i re ft• f rlg 4 EXTRA GOOD Elec tric Rang e I CU. 7 GOOD USED 3 Genera l Electric I 9 $30.00 4 F r i g i da i re I - FOOD F REEZE R $1 00.00 Ref rige rato rs 7-6-3tp I J I -- ----- flRMITI AND PEST CONTROL U)T f? OR- SALE : 1 00 x 1 00 -o n • AIR CON DITIONING, REFRIGER· 'Y Pain. PrM Inspection. Insur- I Main Stre el M ason, w . V a. · I a tion serv ice Jack"s Refrlg e ra• ' ad lly Nationwide. Phone •· 1 Pho ne SP 3-0088. hon N e w Hn en. Pho11e Tl.l27 5 3tp 11111 A. hrvlc• 'Station WY2, - ---- -- 6-23. tf !1 537. -,-------, 2M6. 4-26-ttc iRAVILY TUCTOll 5ALII AND- 1 S.n l«� Jlz 1• M■ln, Porn■r■y. - Who AUCTIONII._ 1/llt'ORMATI ON WANTED . Phone WY2-2915. Salesman: I has auth,o r1ty lo con!Jscale ou r Compl■1 ■ h nlce ltffdnlll•� H1rold Lrntt.rt, Cdtt and,.,_d proper ly. Uhlo. Phen. Coo,w'.11■ 3691 , Hugh Leifh e it, Phone or Contui Wrfh, a-ig..ue l-teigs Cou n ty ... C. BRADr.01D, Racine. Ohle. =�c -cc-,--- - ___ 7 � 3tp WILCOX-GA,Y 2-Speed Lape record- · - --, --- - - -er, 2 ree ls or tape and r .idio- , MUILLI! R FU�NAC II5 , WEST NO HOUSE ■pph.tncff. Arnold BroOF F I C E HOURS phono jack, Re -u se lJpe rntldin• Syr•cu .., Ohio. Phon■ , thtfl, Betinnin11 July Firlt itely. <.:all WY 2.3745 llflc r 5 p. 1 1 -1 1 -tf 114. WY'J:--6 l ! 1 • 4 P, M. Dally m. 7 Stc - --- - ---Exe■pt ---: ROOFI NG,. SPOUTING, Sheet Me- :::---:--cc---:: -, --H.UUM I NINE Pll!:CE DJNlil/li Thunday and Sunday hi w?rk a�d repai r wo rk o_f Suite Good condulon. Phone R. t:. Boie•. MD any kmd Frank Powers, 133 WY. 2·23tH. Pom•roy, Ohio 7 1 61c Third St , Middleport N __ ---- -7 5 3tc 7-6·30tc Phone WY 2·230 1 . __ _ _ ------ NEW SIIIPMENT OF' TROPICAL , Sign upplie.s. s of nty e pl and fish ion n compa WANTED- A t.:hr1sti;an .- _no ,moker and no childr en . Nu In yard, Lowell McNicklt!, All· Uq uity, Ohio. 7 1 Htc 1 - --- --c-c:----:--others have to apply. Frank 7·7·3tp Run. Bailey Emnch, -- ---------ONE WORK HORSE. Call WY 2· ' CUFF BYERS and his String 6322, 7 1 6lc • -- Noles will be m Portland G rade School, Friday, July 8th. Dan· 1'' URNITURE kitch en table s 11nd chai rs, cabin e t, bu ffe t, other 7·7·2lc g till 12. cing ----- --. lable1, rocking chairs, (1is he11, 1 .,, ..ware, othe, item,. Phone ( 2 ) Cord of Thanks WY 2-2998 or 370 Fis her Street B•fo•• g: 30 A. M. 7..·6Ip _ _eport. AM 8incerely grateful to all _ Mlddl Mlddl•,ort WY-2-2649 my frie nds and neighbor s and Pom•rop Wl'-2-3195 TWO year old bay italllon. Con• wi1h lo th a nk each and e very FUD STORI kAUTl tact Mrs. J. Ma rti n MIils, lbdne o ne of yo u for le tters , ca rds Chott At c _HI-Jt U t. 2 · Phone WI D 3773. and flowe rs , and all oth er e x• Y1,llon pre1s ions of love and k in d ness GHEEN BEANS $1 .00 a b us hel. I HAMILL IIRVl�II ,TATION e,tended lo me, while • palicnl Piek you , own. No, 2 Potatoes J ...... 9:00 A.M. 1 l n Camdcn-Uark IIM,p llal. $ 1 .00 r,o lb. bag. Cabbage 50c II Albliny- USI Ccdl R. Klmea. E\'ery Day Seffltr bu she l. Ch11rl e 11 Hilton, Port• I 7-7- l lp 1 ,nd. 7 6-6te --- -- -- CL0TH, WOOD SLAT PORCH shades, cloth porch valance, awnings, ve ne tian blinds, winIN MIMORIAM dow shade,. Free 08 limate1. In lov ina memor)' of Cl er mont L. Dal e WlpPfll, 21!J Uni on A ••o•,,• Arnold, who palle d away, July Pom eroy. 21 7 ROOM HOUSI, l 1/2 LOTS --- - - ----7, 19MI. RIDENOUR SUPPLY. R•dl o and Id Kyger, near litores, po st of• The rollln£ 1tream of life rol!M TY Serv ice. YU�212li. 6-11 -SOlp• fife !MIU church, ru nning water on, lo kitchen, lot11 of flowers ancJ -Bui 1lill the v11.cant chair, shrubs. Somo furniture with Recalls th e lo ve , th.e voice, the TELEVISION RADI O AND SMALL hou»e Jncluding :fp('. living 1mile, applia n ce repair. Phone Otis or the one who once ,at lhcre. room suite, 4-pc. bedroom suite, McC.,lntock, Racl�e, O.'ii o. 2-1-lfr -f d i nette 11e!. , refrigerato r, deeSadly ml�11ed b_y: APA.1u.1M.ENTS - ..wmahed ancl trlc l'lmHC , washe r, drye r, deep Wire Ee.In• M. Arnold, untumtsh ed. Mdla1ter1, .Middle lroezc, \:'oungstown douhle sink, lJa uahten : lluttt E. Richard!!, 1. Phone WY-2--5286. pr 2-S-U tian e ve11 �ornt! cupboard, c:hln.11, Evely n E. EllioU, blinds .and other furnit u ro:\. Re a • Maxine A. Arn"bld. l nsuranc sor111bly priced. Sec Mr . or Mn.. '1'•7•1lc - -· --- -Mayo 11. lJ.ah!II in K n . :cr COMPLE.TE l.h'SURANCI. PRO Lo3t and Found l ectlo n , Lite, Aulfli, Flre, Pollo. 7•760e. EM Phuue ---c----MJIJ1, Middleport, C,11 Don MARSHALL COLLEGE LOST: lmmedl••· POIHHlonl ')la.I'\, cla111 rl na ol 1930. Init i als JIH on in1ide , Ri na: it gold wlttt green .. emerald 11tone and la on a 1old chain. Reward. Finder eo n tac l ( 90 1 }'Olt SALE: f · ROOM HO USE 1111a The Dally Sentinel. 7 4 3tp lot. H.easonablc. See Jame, lllll) IOATI AHO MOTOlto,u - - ·- --- --Knight n lt1g, A n tiquity, Oh lo. anti i,p whll• tit■)' last. MetroLOST TUESDAY mornlni near S. ti poUtan Motort. MIO i, Main - - -- -- -- - 30 6tc Second A ve., MJddleport, 8 tt., ,....,.,.,. rhMn.- Wl'..a..lllCL t'OR SAL..E OR THADE Fon CAT­ week old 8e1ale, brown head ' 1 1 •24-tfc TLt� 7 U. Maasey-H11rr!s Cllpl)er bh1ck ind white martlna:i. on t:ombl no wlth 4 cyl. W lscon11in body, black le&tber collar. Bu, You moto r rece ntly overhaul ed. Con. Cttlld'• pe l. Phone WY 2·2280 tact Eug e ne Holler, Pho ne WI 97-Cl·3tc 3723, Hacine, Ohio. 1 l �tp . J Ga rd en T racto rs c__ rnployment --- ------ Ada ..-.ived by 10 A._11. will b& in that day • paper. PHONE WY-2-21 57 • 2 GOOD USED Army •t Fort Knox, leave he will A i �. ta�i� t o : � , �:• Local people taking part in the Fou,th of July Parad e ., Raci ne we re Firemen: Bill Hudson, Mal• colm G u i nther, Frankli n ll e ndrl l a nd Joh n Slack. Junior Firemen: Marion Slowe , Da ve Hen drix, Earl He ndri:it, Eddie Moore, Bill Moore , Bill Levaey, Bob Willis and Roger Slack and Rusaell Zwilling. Ladies Auxiliary: Sylvia Zwillini, Phyllis He ndrix, Ada Slack. Emmeline 1-Je ndrix, Carrie Sinclair and P.oae , A nn Theiss. John Field,. Ak,on, is spending ,umme, hom e some lime al his ••" TRADE IN51 I EXPERIENCED GRILL WOMAN. Apply Box 668·8, c/o The Dally 7 2 3t p Sentinel, Pom eroy. ..... "'° eoc ao EXC E PTIONAL BA RGAI N S ON TWO GARAGEs on Mechanic St. Rose Suson. y 2 2575. ��, : WANT ADS s. FOR SALE For Sale a 12.da)' leave wllh ht. 1---------------------------------------: I s�ndini par ts, Mr. and .Mn. Troy Zwill· For Rent . There, the1<t, • kid! Oo atml · and cry. �� � · .. . - .... .......... . _ . . . .. - . . J-Daily S entin e l , Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., July 7, • Installation of officers was held whe n Chester Council Daughters of America mel Tuesday evening with Dolores Kraeuter, councilor, presiding. , Members reported ill were Zana Gainer in St. Joseph Hos­ pttal, and Glenna Hayes . I t was also reported that Carol Fick has ?. baby dau�bter. Esther Wright gav e the report of the Good of the Order committee for - --- -- - - ---­ I t.bc past six monlh:s . . The report of Hartung, Opal Eichi nger Led11. Mae the auditing committee read by and Do lorea Kraeuter, Mabel van Zelda Weber was accepted. Meter, Lucille Kraeuler and Olive . Nevada Beaver, council deputy, Kelly. installed E_leanor Well � , counc1lo_r ; Orphans: Mae Spencer, Hat.tie Do rothy R1tch1f, associate counc1l- f'redenc k., Dorothy Ritchie and Es­ . or; Dona Grueser, v tcir! counctlor; ther Hayes; Delinquent: Ada Van . �yrlle Walker, associate vice coun - Meler, Lucille Kraeuter and O live c!lor; Mae Spencer, warden : Lu- Kelly; MiaL-cll 11 neoua: RobertH Lee, c1lle Kr�eute�, treas urer; Ada V�n Anna Tuttle, Zana Gainer and Eth­ Meler, _fmanc11l secret,1ry ; Hatlie el Orr ; Resolutio ns: Belly Roush, i'redenck, . record1_ng aecreta_ry : Hattle Frederick and Ada Neutz­ �da '.\J eutzhng, as1iistan t rcco rd � ng L ing ; n ower: Ealher Hayea, Bcr­ aecreta� ; Letha Koblen l:i: , outs i_de nice Ridenour and t:rma Cleland; fentmel. Dolore s Kraeuter, JU:naor Flag Bearer No. 1 Auiatan l : Laura a councilo r; .md Esther Wright, M ae Hartung ; Fla Bearer N o. 2. g t:'u�\ee. . Goldie Frederick; assi.s tanl: Mar. Committees for _ the new te� m garet Tuttle, were name.d by Misti Wells and mPublicity: Lucille Kraeutcr and duded: Ways and Me11ns: Zelda aei;islant. Mary Holter; Capt.ain of Weber, Lelh.a Wood, Nevada Beav- team: Zelda Weber; Jnltiatory Cap-­ er, Erm� Cleland and Letha Kob- tarn: Elizai>eth Hayeli; Pianilit: Hel­ lentz; Good ?f Order: . Marga�et en Wolfe, and &.l!llistant, Doloreli Tuttle, Dons Grueser, Mildred D111, Kraeuter 8arbar11 Grindstaff, and Myrtle Hallle Frederlck, on behaH o{ W.a\ker; refresh ments: Laura Mae the Counc-il, presented a past coun­ c-ilor.s pin to Dolo�s Kraeuter. and a past councilors card to Leda Mac Kraeutcr. FollowlnQ: a discusliion it was dt>cided to change lhe rule made at the la.st meeting giving credit for duea to mem bers hosplt­ aliwd, and will give nowers or 1,1 • Members of !he Golde11 Rule gifl as has been the cu11tom. ,1ass ot the Pomeroy Church of Al the close of the meeting the Christ anrl U1eir families held a group song "Hl!PPY Birthday'' lo picnic supper Tuesday evenlng at Mary Holter. fjyracu.!le Park. Attending were Mrs. Aldo 1effers, Kent and Kevin; Mrs. Harold Smith, Mrs. Charles Es­ kew, Barbara and Janice; Debra J)aniels, Mrs. Florence Burnside, Ohlina:er, Mr. and Mrs. C'.o:trad )iheila, Naomi 1tnd Kathr)'n; Mu. ;waiter Kennedy Jr., 11nd Barbara, ly LUCILLI HAWKINS 11arbara MrNemar, Mr. and Mu. John• Vivian Mrs. Da\'ls, J�lchard Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ebers· 1011 and Mrs. Denver K,1,pple and bach, dau hter, Carol Louise and g fhyllis baby, and Larr)' Jacobi, left today for Sh11rb11, Ontario, Canada, for three weeks vacation. Cluence William Andrews has rccehied his dlsch11rge a fter l!er­ p ving tour years in the U. S. Navy al Qvunset Point, R. J., and re­ turned home Saturday. : The Young people of the Church Mr. and Mrs. John R Weeks •of ChrlHI of MMrlleport will 110 to 11.nd son Tom of Reynoldsburg ).ake Hope Sunday. This will ln· were weekend guests of their par­ elude the Loyal Sons and D.11ugh­ enlli, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Week8 ters clan and the Jun ior Hl111h and Mra. Herman Scholl. ·clus . Bren da Sue Bentz who fell Mon­ Plans arc to teavc the church d11y, breakin her le1, returned g al I :30 anrl each mcmtier may home Wedneaday from MelgR Gen­ bring a gueat if he wlahe!I and eri:l · Hmpltal. are requested to brlnlt a sack su■-n Loch.ary returned to her supper. The drinks and dcSlcrt home in Indiana, Sunday, after a wlll be provided. month'11 visit with her grandpar­ Youth planning lo go are asked enl111, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Loch­ to contad either Mrs. Martha ary. She was accompanied to Chllds or Miss Carol Uud1on by Cincinnati by her grandparents, Friday evenin&. where they were met by Su11an'11 parcnl11, Mr. and Mn. J11mes Loch­ ary. Allen Ch.aae returned today to Houston, Texu, af1er a viRil with his mother, Mrs. John Chuc. Mr. and Mra. T. A. Downie and son apent lhe weekend in Uhrlch1A family picnle aupper wu villo with 1 Mr, and Mr11. Glen held Monday evening lilt the home Maurer. or Mr. and Mrs. W. R. C11rpenter Mr. end Mrs. J. C. Bright of Mu lberry Avenue. Dunbar, W. Va., were weekend Pres�nt were Mr. and Mra. gue1U or her mother, Mrs. C. E. Larry Nel11on and chlldren of W . Downlc. Kalamazoo, Mi('h.: Hev. an d Mrs. Pat and Mike O'Brle11 are at• Robert Well� and C'hlldren, W11r- tcndina 1ummor camp at Green11w ; Mr. and Mr11 . W. 0. Barnltz, brier, W. Va. • llr. an d Mr■. Hayman 81rnit1 and Frank B. Will left Wedne1day ,aon Kelth; Mr. and Mn. Robert for a vl,it In ColumbuR with hi& Barnllz, Mr. ind Mn. Gary Bar­ 1i1ter, Mra. H. D. Defenbacher. ,nlta and dauahter, Carol Ann: Mr. and Mr■. Georae Cunnlni;­ • Johnny Youn� the hosh and ham of Akron were holld1y week child ren, Jaml!I, Jant'I and Ailta. end J:Ue1t1 of Mrs. Beulah Neutz­ llnc, Mr■. Mabel Va nMcter returned home . S1turda)' atter a month'■ vlalt In Hobarl. fndian1, with IT'S her aon and d1uahter•ln-l1w. Mr. an d Mn. Rlch1td VanMeter and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Kerr or Col­ umbua were weekend 1ueata of Mlddleporl Mr. 1nd Mr■. Charles Buck. ,oa. Mr. and Mra. Glen Vance or Leadln1 Creek were Tuf!lda)' eve, nln1 IUl!!lll or Mr. and Mrs. Ch1rle1 Buck. Mr,. Wayne Ru11ell, 10n David and dauahter, Gall of Brookville, Pa., wete overnt,ht 1ue1t1 Mon­ day ot Mrt. Samp Ruaaell, en Nl,.i,tl route to Loulavllle, Ky., for a vl1lt. Mr,. John Beaver and daushter, Coty and Mra. Don Jett and dau1 1hter, LlN1 Kaye were vlaltora In TONIGHT and FRIDAY Parkel"aburi Wedneada)', Ch■rlet Coburn - Erin O'Brlen Mr. nd Mn. Robert Rltehlc Robert StKk - Bette Davia a.nd aon Bobby returne d to their "JOHN PAUL JONES" home In �xJ,er Cl)' Tuetday (In Col or and Scope) nlaht after a Nveral ld1y■ vilil - alllO with Mr. and ·Mn. HaiTy Bearh, Colleen MIiier, Charle■ Dr■ke and tamlt,. Miu Florenee Ann Bearh, an d "STEP DOWN TO TERROR" Al10 Cartoon Mrs. llobert Ritchie ind &on Bob• by wtre vl11tor1 In Calllpollt Tuetd1y. Mr. and Mr■. Ttm Swan and ■on Timm)' of Columbua were week en d 1ue11a of her 1randpa�nta, Pomeroy, Ohio Mr. and Mrl. S.y E. Glbbl, Muiben-y Ave. Y P:IIDA TONIGHT Intl Pvt. and Mn. John Te■tord or .. ClRCUS STARS" Elizabethtown, Ky., apent the Clown - Ole& Popov weetend with hrer l)lrent1, Mr. - alto _ and Mra. JOHph SJ.-on and his 1•"CHANCE MDTI.NG'' mother, Mr■. Edith Teaford who 111,dy Krut1er _ Stanlt)' ,&Iker acc;ompanled them Home for a SATURDAY vllll. "STEEL BAYONET" Mr. and llra. Larr,. Neltcn and ! Leo Genn _ Kleron Moore c:hlldren, ChlP r Sue, Tamara and _ ,1_. _ O■vld of" Kaiamuoo, Mich.. and ..RABBIT TRAP" Rev. Robert Well1 and chjldren, Borcnlne _ June Blair Lyn n, Kim and Kay of Wanaw were weekend 1ueN of llr. aod COMING JULY 10.1 1,.12 lira. W, 0. Btrntb. IUNDAY ,..,. TUIIDAY ' 'BIG Sat. and Jin. WOiiam Brown . oon, Wllllam Id Huuvlll•. aad � Keel - Soion �••• S. C. are the 1•1111 'ol !Ir. and Mmilolon: IIOc - 30e ,, �---�...,-_, , : ,. Pool Frick, Gol,den Rule Class Picnicked At Syracuse Park Mainly About - :Young People flanning Tri iTo Lake Hope Carpeqter Home Was Scene Of Family Picnic .. IN MEIGS COUNTY SMITH CLOTHING Nam, Brand Merchandise People In Pomeroy _, . . ... - - . - .. •• _� -- ..... -- ...... __,. Hen', Poplin MRY DAY HATS NYLON S T OCK INGS WESTERN JEANS COLORS ROSETON E and BL USHTONE To Hgh. sanforizcd 13:¼ ounce white back. blue deni m . Tri!11e stitched, bar tacked at all strain poin ts. Zippe r fly. Sizes 6 to 18. $1.00 Matchstick in natural co­ lor. Al l 6 ft. drop. Fix­ tures for hauging includ­ ed. L AU N D R Y BASKETS DISH CLOTHS Excellent qu■llty bleached dish cloths with faat color� , ! � multi colored borders. 'eig 11ize. 15c Cannon Terry Clolh DISH CLOTHS . . . . 15c Mesh Weave DISH CLOTHS Snag proof, cushion soft baskets. Light to Carry. PLASTIC ' ,Easy to ke ep clean. Yel· $1.39 !Oc NotiOns - 1st Floor $6.50 I ¼ QUART r ed . SANDWICH BAGS Sandwiches stay fresh fo r days ln plastic sand• wich hags. 100 In • a package 49c Reg. $249.95 RCA VICTOR T!LIVISIOM SET 2 1 inch console. Mahoga'ny finish. Transform er power. ed chassis. Friday and Saturday. $209.00 Easy to clean stainless steel with thick copper bottom. Cool, balanced bakelite handle. PAPER NAPKINS S o f t, embossed· white napkins 13 by 1 3 11, inch• es. 60 in a package. pee� �,t least two oth er favorite son governo rs to join CaliG . B row n in endorsing K ennedy soon, But torma s Edmund , th�re were stJns today �at another De mocratic kingmaker might be eludmg Kennedy , grasp. . . Uov H ersc he l C. Loveless of �llnnsylvama delegation would iO Jowa and Georse Dock11\g of Kan- tor Kennedy, Green was reported sas are the two state leaders whom by one newspaper to be u rgina: 11..ennady's campaign captains hope Lawrence to back Kenne d y. ' to lure into an open endorsement There was one report La wrence o f the .,. m.-111ssach usett.s senator be- was leaning to Adlai E. Stevenson ., Democratic National Con- or Senate Democratic Lead ef Lyn. fore u,e venlion opens Monday. don B. fohoson, curt'ently Kenl ' h e troublesome question mark nedy's chief rival for the nominfor l(ennedy's lieutenants was ation. But the governor ne1·1her liov. Uavid L. Lawrence of Penn- confirmed nor d en.led thl:!1. .sylvania. lie was the �onvention's Johnson was due to a rn·ve In my,1,ry• mH as the p'·r.........ding, town tod, y w1· 1h the biggest ...v n• started to heat up w1lh bands vention hoopla to date. bla.rin a: in hotel lobbie1 and delegates roaming the corridors i n 1unny hats. Penn•ylvanl• DKl•reJ Monday Lawrence arrived in UIS An· geles late Thuuday night assertmg that neither he nor his big 1:11-vote delegation would declare for any can<iidate until a Monday the cauci.is. Then, he said, all A 4G-minute poker run for road candidates may H:el some votes from PennsylvaniA ··and some- and mud machines will be st.aged .. 10, b"J the Meigs Sunday, Jul..., 1 ., could get a ma,· Or·t bo,"" I Y, " Motorcycle Club. Lawrence voiced doubt that Cl ub oHicers said tod ay the Philadelphia Democratic Leader runs will be gin at the Rock William Green had made any Springa fairgrounds at 1 2 : 30 p. Sl.lltement to the eUeet that the m. The event i1 In tWo classes, one for roa d, the other f or m ud machines. All motorcucle riders I n Meigs J o to ride. y �:��! is":o :i��� �::. There will be a trophy for non c lub members riders and another for club members. VEN ETI AN BLI NDS I Sleet slat and h eadbo&rd. Cot. • ton tape and cord. All 64" lon�. Any size from 24" to SALE FRIDAY A N D SATURDAY 21 INC� LOW BOY In The July Sa le Friday and Saturday Tf.LEVl$10N SET Popular limed oak finish� Wrap-around end speakers. Special For , Fridajr and Sat11rday. I '1.95 Convertible BATH MAT SET Nothln1 d- your car• pee, and rup •• well •• t h e ••• 1•10Jn1 new Hoover Convertible. New two-,peed mocor 1lvea you j096 more "actJon w h h cl11aln1 ■Hach• menu. You'll,,, :11�/i:... Funeral serv)ces will be held Sunday ;it 2 p. m. from the !!:wing Chapel for Sullivan Sayre who died 'fhurfiday afternoon at 3:45 at his Ra.cine RD 2 home. Survivors are his wife, Bertha, at home; these children. Wilma Kennedy, Co!lbocton, O.;· P■ul, Columbus, O.; H oward antf Doug­ las, Racine; Brooke, Mlnersville; brothers and sisters: Herbert Say­ re, Racine; Mr1. E■rl Hart, Racine Mn. Ora Rhodes, Grove City, O.; Mrs. Winlfred Mills, weatervllle, 0., an d five grandch1 ldren. Friends m ay call anyUme. B41'­ lal will be i n Planta cemetery. 3 pc!. contour mat set - Including nig, co ntour m.at and lid eOvcr. Plush pile that is washable with skid resist.ant ltitex back. All col­ on. ,RID.AV •net SATUIIDAV Sal, $1.69 $69.95 Plastic Garment Bags ,Complete matching clotet en1emble. Top an d bottom moth protec\lon. A C•-• ■-,. \\jlQ ·li 111li) N e w electronic aUtchleSR vinyl quilting. Easy 1lldint: zippers. Sol:d :ul, .ra. � HOOVIR Polw.-scrvbber JUMBO 18 GARMENT BAGS Takd ,ha bani work out of; floor-air.. Gi"¥a beaudful aleaming Ooon that you never can match -.hh out• 1 dowa ..on•che• dated $1 .95 JUMBO 16 SUIT BAGS ...._, $1 .95 lloo, are. Only • • • • REGULAR 8 DRESS BAGS $1 .95 REGULAR 8 SUIT BAGS $1 .95 LADIES I! POCKET SHOE BAGS ' $1 .39 S UPER JUMBO BLANKET BAGS $1 .39 ,259.00 Walnut Chest, Twin Bed•, Triple Dresser, Mirror . . . . . . . . . SALE ,· 207.00 ,379,00 Maple Potier Bed, Triple or.nor, Mirror, Chest . . . . . . . . . . SALE ,ao7.00 ,1 19.00 Walaul, Double Dresaer, Mloror, Boolloase Bed, Chest . . . . . . SALE ,s7 .00 Mlrro r, Chest, Boollcue Bed . . SALE 087 .00 ,229,00 Mahogany, Double ,188.00 Walnut, Double Dreoser, Mirror, Chell, Boollcase Bed · . . . . SALE U47.IO $ 189.00 Beige and White, Double Dresser, Mirror, Ch..l, Bookca&e Bed �ALE ,147, $219.00 Grey Mahogany, Triple Dresser, Mlrrer, Che1I, Bookca.. Bed' SALE ,111, $!49.00 Walnut, Do�bl• Dre...,, MlrTor, Chell, Bookcase Bed . . . . SALE ,197.00 f!91.00 Wobiat, Double Dreuer, Mirror, Cbesl, Boolleue Bed . . . . SALE '237.00 $198.00 Mahogany, Double Dresser, Mlrro r, Chest, Bookcue Bed . . . SALE $237 ,00 ,111.00 Mahogany, Dowble Dresoer, Mlrro r, Chest, llo<ik.,.ae Bed . . . . SALE ,157,80 ,249.00 lllahogan7, Double Dresser, Mlrro r, Che1I, Bookcase Bed . . SALE ,197.00 $!49.00 Moho...,, (GrO)'). Double -r, Mirror, Chest, Booll.,... lled SALE U97. $257,00 Mapolla, �uble ' Drl!SSllr, Mltror, 1 Che■I, Bookcue Bed . . . . SALE ,,01.eo ,111.00 CllelT)'. Triple llreaer, Mirror, Chell, Bed . . . . . . . . . . . . SALE ,497.IO ,249.00 Mahopny, Double °"'"9er, MlrTo r, Cbe1I, Bnok,ase Bed , . SALE ,117,00 llllrro r, Chell, Booktue Bed , . SALE h37.00 $297.00 Mahogany , Double ,419.00 Clierry, Double 0....er Mirror, Cbeot, Panel Bed Nile Table SALE ,347 ,311,0I Walnut, Triple .Jlresse;,: Mirror, Chest Boollcue 'SALE ,211 GO ,481,llt Walnut, Do�ble Dresser, Mirror, V1let' Che1t, SALE ,3s1:oo ,211.00 Walnut, Triple Dreoser, Mirror, Chelll, Bookcase Bed . . . . SALE ,221.10 . $317 .IO Mabopny, (White) Triple Drener, Cbesl, Mirror, Bounse Bed SALE ,317 ,449.00 Maple, Triple Mirror, Dreuer, Cb ell on Chell, Spindle Bed, NIie Table SiU,E $387 .00 $279.00 Walftl!!, Double Dresser, Mlrrer, Ches� Bookcase Bed . . . . SALE 1 Mirror, Cbest, -..... Bed SALE ,214 ,2,1.00 Grey Mabop,,J·, Double Dr..... ,219,00 Walilul, D<!Ubl• llrelBer, Mirror, Chest, Spindle Bed . . . . , . SALE $227.00 $29•95 EYELET ,. TOOL KITS .3 operations in one. �Is the bole, unches ' bole and sets eyer,ets. 300 assorted eyelets · p I u s , RlasUc utility box. � KIT COMPLETE $1 ,98 Dreue!, .( Se, Th• ComP,lete Line Of Bedraom Suites On Sol, · ' ' ' · On.Tb• 2nd and 3rd Flaan , 1 ' I ' ��• i I ' ---:-----�':'-'"':"."• 5 .c. -:.e:3.,, ¥i i\.\ aal ,.,. li11 jll 4$ ., s ' .. ' /'· ri�) t "· Man o·le& Instantly In Crash Harley Lee Drummond , 34, Gallipolls, was killed instantly in a highway accid erft. at 7 : 1 1 a. m. tod■Y at Eighteen Mile Bridge, Glenwood, W. Va., while enroute to employment In Barbour1ville. He was accompanied by his wife, 30, who 1uUered minor cut.II. The couple baa four minor· cbildrtn. The body ls at the Miller Funeral Home In Gallipoll■. I I Power Pole Struck By Racine Auto "rhe Melg1 County Sheriff's De­ partment investigated an accldeat in Racine thle morntna invplvln1 one car. There were no Injuries reported . The car driven by Ori Mae Brinker o( Ra('ine ■truck • power pole at the interaection of J(aln and Route 12' near the Eynon Service Station. There waa me­ d ium d1rn1ge to the veblcle'a grill, front fender and right door The Middleport V olunteer Fire Department held their regular bi­ monthl)' meeUng al the firemen'• quarters over city h■ll '11luraday evening . Don Mills preaided over the meetin111 with 13 members present. l' 'he department elected Emmet Shuler and Howard Dailey to aerve as dele1111te and alternate to the lorthcomin g Ohio State Firemen', Conference to be held the !irat week in Augwt at the Plck-Carter Hot.el in Cleveland. Other business included a mo­ Uon to opcrat'e the departmenl's pop corn mat:hine one S.turday en­ tirely for the benefit Of the Mid d leport Little League A$!1C1el11tlon. Alt money made that day will be turned over to the league with the department donating all supplies and an operator tor the machine. ---- Organized Softball Announced For .Girls Middleport Recreation Director John Thompson aaid today girl1 between age■ of fl and 18 are i n, viled to be at tbe Munieipal Puk Saturday , July 9 at 2 p, m. for organized softball pla:r. Thia llrst meetlna will be one for organldng team, Into ag:e group1, Mr. Thompaon Hid . It ls Important that all glrlt deilrl ng to participate in the proa:r■rn at• te nd , he ..idded, - -- ----· -- Safety Director Keys Says: Drivers Have To Change Ideas On Ciarelessn� , Be,L: ' ,zn.eo Nollona DepL :-1: -'''I 11oo11•·iled ERFRD El8 ·, y S Saturda � � IN and. $ale · · Friday POME ROY "":"-'i--•�-...-'!":"'!...........____":-____.....,����......i..;.t -___-1...,.,.....-• ,;: The jury hearing the compensa• tion caee i n Common Pleas Court yesterday morning returned a ver• diet in fav0cr 0£ the plaintiff, . The case o f James Sears VB, The Bureau of workmen's Compen••· tion, The Ind ustrial CommiHion, and Thomas. Stewart wa8 heard yesterday m orning before Jud ie John C. Bacon. Seara chara:ed that he was emplove J Stewart in, hi1 J d bv m �� g :� r;�:�� ::d ::-rJk{u:::t � j ; n a Sears is en titled to p.1rticipate in the State Workman's compen■■• tion Fund. Shuler, Dailey Named Delegates To Conference I" ""u porn, Dresse!, II , Sullivan Sayre Died At Rural Racine Residence $261.00 HOOVII Plaintiff Gets Nod ID Case Ff0ffl Fa1• rground ffeard By Jur· y Select Your New Bed Room Suite RCA \'ICTOR • I. CHICAGO UPI-?tl otoriall won't , stop killing themselves untll it's no lon,:er smart to be eareleas Ohio's ■■fet)' director said Thursday. J, Grant Ke)'.:!ll, 43, waa in Chlca go to meet with other midwe5· I tem ufeQ' leaders ,n d 11ssess the reoord highway slaughter over the Ju]y 4th weekend. His conclusion : "We must take aocial ,ccep- . tance out of tralfle violatJon,. I j 1· "Speed�na: o� bJ'eall:lng of ,oth� tr■-ffle laWa are the only cr'Imell wblel;a'- , we bout kl 9ur _ho,ne1t of11..., shop,,. ind' cliibs. · '. .. t::--- _..,,..,,. � "'\ . i;i ·,/ , �� · ' j "We musl gJve to traffic violations the sti gma they proirerly deserve." . Keya had a double-barrelled reason to be concerned about the heavy holid1y toll. Ohio, with 32 traffic deaths, wu Ute second m01t dea dly 1tate. And one• of Keys' 10 child ren was atruck by a car while riding a bicycle. Keya nid bis slate took every poasible-· pftC11iuUon against . hleh way fatalltie1-1nd IWl failed . ''111ree thouun auxiliary state I policeinen were on the Job, too, d along with 1 ,000 deputy aherlff• and 1,000 other offlc0r1. Clerayme n, trucldng firms, state liquor 1tore1, the Nallonal Guard and the State Mla:hwa1 De­ partment all cooperated, Ke11 s■id. But holiday dri�rers failed to do their part. "Speedina, drlvin&' left of center, maJdn,1 wron1 turn■, disre lf&rdtna: ■top sitf11, iaY11Calkin1those are the tblnp whl� kill, '' · · , ''We have 77& atate hlf:h,r,af pa,,· he uid. tmp lnattept1on op­ and r "Driver tbem of cent per Jir.emen and 80 · OIU' w�t dimwere an duty ■t ■n)" liv�!'\· ti.me · �J. 1d:rM111 lea," be lllld. over tl\e weekend," bo •ale!, •� , r • . ,_ I I "l will, it the two bar ap�lati ona feel Jt hel¢11I, c.U . upon' � tonal triend1 o.l mine in Waah• t n•• non who are familiar with prac ticea before the Supreme Court of the un,ted Statea in matters of this kind to aasist on a vol1• Ru• u nteer baais," D1Salle wro'"' thertord'a preHnt 1tto�:,a. HI, own -•trlbutlon, D'"·'I• l'"· be' "sometbln• ,a,·d , would •lAIIII ,. $&0. " Poker Run For ,, • ts starts Cyelis $3.00 1 5c The conv:eted man will get an indefinite poitponeJllen.t if the Supreme C ourt agrees to hear the caae. DiSalle said he was perturbed that fOlll' of the 10 J udge1 wh o turned d own Ruther• tord 'J appeal8 felt th•t he d id not gel a fair trltl. He sai d he would ask the Bel• mont County and 1tate b■r associationa to •id Ja finding tale nt and funds for the lPpeaL It was a similar requemit tQ the county bar association that a;ained Rutft. e,ford counoel tor ht, appeal to the Ohio Suprei.nt Court. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Se!!. John F. Ke nnedy's camp ex• $4.99 Reedsville Lass Disobeyed Dad's Order, Slipped In Ohio I Kennedy Camp Counting 2 More Favorite Sons On Their Side 3�" wide in white or eggsheH. WHITE Reg. $309.95 The Pot Is BoJling R E VERE SAUCE PANS · · . . . . · · 69c a yd. 79c a yd. polyethylene laund ry low , turquoise and 59c Beautiful Patterns I n Glaze or Du l l Finish 46" WIDTH 54" WIDTH FOR THE SHOW - Joseph Ke nnedy, S r . , (fell), fath er of presid�ntial cand idate Senator John �ennedy, told ne wsmen n a�rival in Los Angeles there "is just one candi­ � date and I m his old man." Robert Burkha rdt (right) director of �ew _Jersey's Democratic committee , hinted at � possible Callforma-New Jersey coalition at the convention. READY COLUMBUS (UPI) - Gov. Michael V. DISaUe Thursday ' gave Richard Rutherford, who . was to die in the eJectrlc chair 1 tonight, a 120-day slay of exe• cution and a pledge of per- ; sonal contribution to help him take his case to the U.S. Su· preme Court. The 26,year-old · B ridgeport truck driver was convicted of the slaying of his life • Jong 1 friend , Lawrence D. Price, in a quarrel over his girlfriend · �hom he said Price was try. 1 1ng to take from h1m. Rutherford's attorney• and hi■ family arJued that Prlcc w11 killed by accident .and that the taking of Price·, wallet had been an afterth ought, not part of a I plot. I I r a.re •. . - ..,..... 1 - Night-Long Dragging Hun t For For BodJ Of Girl, 10, Is Fai lure Rutherford 1 20 Day Stay, Cash Aid (lffer 1 · s:NGLE r;o� - 1k • $SO In Kitty Gassomer sheer nylon netting. Protects and en• hances every hai r style. While and colors. OI LCLOTH TARGETWARE CANN ON WAFFl,E l\''EAVE , Glamour Veil ·BONNETS SALE $ 1 .39 SALE ,3.39 SALE $2.39 SALE $4.39 oteg. $ 1 .•a - 58"x72" . . Reg. $3.95 - 80"x72" . . . Reg. $2.95 - 72"x90" . . . Reg. $-1.95 - 72"x90" · . . . FOR Size 39x36", $t,!t Size 39x45" $3. 1, Size 39x54" $3.39 Size 39x72" $3,49 Size 39x8 I" $3.69 Size 39x901' $3.89 TH RO\V COVf.RS -· ' Weather Ohi0: C•lfltHIIII ...,.._ Ml'ttl, c:ffltral and -.utlMnt Ohlti, wal'fflW tonltht. $unny, cl .., .... lltvr­ tl•y •nd Sunday OYff "'"4' el. ......_ Low ton!eht -..,,, Hlp 1....-rew Pomeroy.Middleport, Ohio, Friday, July 8, 1960 $1 6.50 Multi use throws i n printed cinU plai n patterns. Machine washable. Fringed all around. ' . 2 PAI RS ROLLUP BLINDS 100% broadcloth Jn white. Double l"llffle .ill around. E.asy lo care for - lovely to look al - ,and reasonably priced. i,;,tra Sizes 9 and 10 - 89c . . . . . . I I and 12 - $ 1 .00 FRIDAY . a nd SATURDAY BAI\IBOO FRAME CU RTAIN S 2 for $1.00 e n t1 n e· at NO. 70 An excellent value. Poplin Balmaeoiin Raincoats with or­ Ion llip out lining. Also pop­ lin Chesterfield Ralnco11b with zip out linln g - with plaid tafteta full lining. Pe­ tile and regular lengths. Black, bei,ge, loden green & gold. SLZCs 6 to 20. Our own brand "Shanmont" and our best seller. Styles - Band leg briefs, sport panties , flare leg step-ins and elastic leg Holly wood briels. Sizes 5 to 8. "6HAN�IONT" QUALITY VOL XII • D,n,etefl I'• TIie lnteruu Of l'h Mef9••1'fu- Ar�• • COATS Shan mont Panties O U R OWN $2.49 a pair. DRIP DRY WOM ENS " F U L L FASHIONED" Boy, Big yank , WOME NS ALL WEATHER SPECIA L FOR THIS TWO DAY SALE WOMENS $1 .69 2 ½ ft. width $1 .69 3 ft. width - $1.89 4 ft. width - $2.39 6 ft. width - $3.59 8 ft. width - $5.19 ay Unit«t Pre11 lntematlon•I One of tha fir.I •htutM of llm­ • ltatlons wa■ a n ancient Hebrew l■w, round In the Old Ttt,tarnent, which fvrced a creditor to r•f.._.. • daMor from hl1 obi l..tlt>n .tter .. nn years. 2 DAY JULY SALE - FRI DAY 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. - SATURDAY 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. Cotton twill. Wat er re­ pelle nt. Gr ey or tan. Ven­ Stitch ed tilated sides. brim. All sizes. • e Now You Know Save Friday and Saturday ELBERFELDS 1960 Off.jeers Installed When Chester Council, Daughters Of America, Meets . ·- - · · - -. - - 1 - -� - The body or H elen Smtih was found aboul 1 2:30 1o. day by • diver from Lock l8 at Marletla and brought lo the 1urf1ce. II had been lodged between ,harp-edged Just below th e RttdsvUle dam. Arbaugh'• Funeral Jlome In Tuppers Plains wil l be In charge or arrange, menh. \ rocu I Dragging operations, aided by a professional diver con• Unued al f!OOn today for t�e body of 1 0-ye::ir-old Hel en Smith , Pf Reedsville .RD who disobeyed her father's instructions �uriday ev�nmg at Loe� 20. Dorsel Re1bel , Reedsville postmaster, said the girl daugh. �er of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Smith, apparently fell fr�m slippery rocks about 20 feet be low the Reedsville locks. Mr. �nuth had left her and two younger brothers with instruclions to stay in a safe place while he we nt about 200 feet �long the wan to the dam's bear trap to fish. ,..Helen Smith fell in approximate- , ly nine feet of water al ter moving Reedsville. Helen was to be a onto slippery rocks close lo the w.a- Pi i th Grade student al Tuppers ler. By the time her father heard Plains Elementary School this autSHEDS HER FOURTH - Two-time Oscar winner actress ah.outs-amid st the noise of rush- 11t nn. She is believed to have had B ette _Davis, accompani ed by attorney Sid Wernick, e nters Ina waters-from his two young three younger brothers. ; 101111, and had retu rt1 ed , Helen ' r 1" he diver, due at the scene or court m PortJand , Me., to get a n uncontested divorce from the tragedy at 11 a. m., was report. �er fourt�husband, actor Gary Merrill. Sh e got it. body was out of 1ight. ed to be from lhe U. S. GovernHe never saw her alive again. B)' 8 o'clock the Pomeroy emer- ment Locks 1 8 at M .ariett.a. a:ency SQllad had arrived to assiat ln the search started by Lock. R!l'III NG OF FISH _ WU- ...,te c Chorle, W orkman, Belle�� Price, ltan1sO:nvUle, who ville, W . Va., of Lock 20, and his ! c Ill ail amateur photo--.pher rew of men . They worked all nig ht and a••aasesf b erehan . aad m -�- ,atsles through 9 a. m. today without SUC· R • t . .�Us ..a ceas. Char1ea Werry and Max Fol- , ur,mm•n f 11t-1. hia hand ■ 00, ·eallg ·-unuu.ug ... recen.,.y mer o f th e Pomeroy detachment - · lflng o The program for the 1 1th Annual M ason County Farm 1 e nv i... •• UI H•-'•• · . The registration date tor the sec- Youth Fair 1J.11uv •·t ;. tommuaaty have been on the job continuously, to be held at the Poin t Pleasant Senior High Gym �e. Ht sen& the plttbre alited by other members of the aid ond "tlass of swimming inllitruetions July 28, 29, and 30 bas bee n announced by the fair offi. alO!l�by Seuthiel. correspond- aqud, Meigs County lherlff'a de- at Middleport Pool will be satur• O!J c1als ,," ent, tnd pomeroy Police day, July 9 rrom 9 lil 11 a. m. •li .,. �-3 10 as ,I• -ra •• A• .:r t Rea:ittration of e xhibil.JI is sched- 1 f"riday, July 29, from 9 1. ... "'. until ••�I.J t119 eaii,: of tellhui ,_ The following t:laimes will be 1ed Wehftt-i\. .-... r� ._..,_,. ,.. """• � ul1 �,, l p, I 2 p. m. Llv�k judging will be ..1ed 1or Tb ur�' m: ■lfll:ilable: intermediate, ■d.nnNII .."" , Oftlci• I• ..,. , �- th_l• l)eaintwer, 2nd year beginner, and m. and will coniinue 11 ntiT 6-p. m. bel d 9 p. m. thal night. .·. , . . ,,. �mornlnsi that fwlen • body Md first year be inner. All exhibits must be in place by 6 The tractor driving contest will g become caught •rnona l•HH Anyone may register. One d ocs p. '":· wit� the ex�ption_ o f the 1 be held at 1 :3() p. m., July 291 with rocks In tti. ruffl ing water. A I not have to have a season ticket. · cooking d isplays which will be ac- 1 the doo rs opening to the public al c ------cepled until 9 a. m Fr1da.i;, July 29 J 2 p m. An education demon8tradr•1 in UM came up with humen haln more than •� The Pomt Pleasant High School t10n for homemakers will be held SALES RE PORTED Reedsville Pi;Ople d1� not recall band will present a concert on at 2 30 p. m . . 'J he Waham.a High School band It wa_s r�port�d from the Coun- Thursday, July loda)' any h1mllar acetdent a� the at 7 30 p m dam. About 10 years ago a Kibble ty Auditor s o tftce tod ay that 149 Special enlertamment will be pro- 1 under direction of Tholllil Reed boy lost his Ure below the lock& at cigarette licenses were sold in Yided from 8 lo 9 .. 30 p. m . the will play a concert from 7 :30 to 8 p. m., July 29. Square dancing at the old ferry landing in a swlm• Meigs County for the years 1960 same evening In a session of Mayor Ken Mc9:JO will dose activities of the and 1961. A total of $4,049.86 was ming accident. Elhinney' .i court last night Gene The judg ing of all exhibits e:ir.- day. The Smith family lives on state received from the sale of the Ii• Giler was fined $lti and costs Route cept livestock will take place on Saturday, Julv 600 about H Z miles from 1 censes. w,'U J ao, doors w Ith SIO Of the fl ne belng BUS· open at 1 0 a. m, The dav ... ,. J bas ""'en pended. set aside as 4-H Activity Day. 4-H 'Oiler was arrested Frida eveField Day activities will be held at n ;n g for intoxication and dr.st\lrb1 P- m. Other things sched uled for i mi the peace. He had remained the final d.ay are the Pretty Baby 1 i q J ail un 1 il last n ight. es a P n s ���� !t 1 ;_ ��A� :J::i'4 �l1� In other action before the M id - w be removed fO owmg 1he style Huggart dleport M:iv Jor, Edward show ,.,.._� of Pt. Pl�asant forfeited a $200 H o d been arrested earl:���a� :=u�: a: • R f r"1�r �;� m i os t��i�!�� l e r-, ti.. . • p1er11 an{l Home .r...:ot..; tA n ten : m. rn during o this m. . At 3 10 a ing the zag ora, and independent, 2,000 moaning, 1hrlakln1, •"lrY GEORGE · SIIERA IV M.iddleport P olice nom1 cs ClHSed 10 Jitaaon Coumy. Department BRAZZ AVILLE, Congo Repub- I and frltht.,.,.d whit•• 11- from I a teruie session of the upper II picked Up Robert Wright for lie UPI-Thousands of white men, house: thi& morning, It wu imme· Su e n ciUb member■ or atudems Leopoldville's dock■ide by n• reckless qperallon. He 11 to ap- women and children fled In terror diately backed by Chamber ol 1;n ,11, 11 exmoat ollly tbe bonat 1ae pro•rv type of watar craft 1cro11, Giovanni a uc ui 01 tbeu o wn 1pec111c proPresident Deputies ompear Saturday mor ning be!ore the from Leopoldville F l · c !I rench this to var r the acro S the Jecu1 or ctass work. Leone. mayor. Congo River today, their panic Inmunity city. .r a rr Duector 11·. Arnett Rau.sh of Communist Italian Earlier, Some of the panic almost crosscreased by a stream of refugees upper .n.ita Utmmun1Ly. 1,.:natr the liatti o Palmiro T Leader P�rty g the steamAboard river. the ed of from the hinterla nd& with tales mill\01 tne var1oua commm.ees are: bloody o the call would H shooting s and rape l>y mutinout1 er on which I crossed , excited aa1d he tlUuurngs aoo facuu.1es--.&sJame · governiC the rioting nationwide young men kept yelllng to the native troops. i�orn1;m; Mr,11,n gemtu.llS -W lillilllll d. re1igne ment down lie o t children women and Jn than fled panic They in re o m ST. ANDREWS, Scetland UPt­ But the pro-Western reglme or I u1· egocy; r·1eu1 and t..arden 1,.:rops .K,n N11le . of Au,tr•lla ■hot • actual danger fro� mutinou11 na- 011 the decks to escape bullets Fernando Tambroni was --J.dOllt:1 ::,mun; -.oucatJoal exnioPremier from Congolese troops. two-unN,,.pw 71 tod•'I to INd live African sol diers. to quit under leftis t tl.s----u1enn :iim1tn ; Hanoicraft, t:onmood no In ITALY IN TRUCE off cut were Communications th• lrltllh Open 90ld champlon­ violence which al - serva 1mn and rtural .tllecu·u 1ca uon pre and uure ROME (;Pl-Commu nists and lhlp at the end of th• third temporarlly bet-Ween Bruesela and -1,.:n� r1,s :,perow; f·OOd .t!:xh1b ns d y, has brought death lo at rea appeared soclallsts wing left reuru,I with a 207 to.lay, but LeopoldvJUe, capital of the new Ni.rs. K };. Mitchell; Clothmg­ and Injuries persons five America'• Arnold Palmar r• republic of the Congo. But this ready today to accept a proposal least , Mrs. 1Jav1e1 M.1.Uer and June Spen­ to l. I COft malMcl • thrnt wlth • 70 for a cerre&pondent saw local Congo- I for a 15-day truce in street riots Tln!re was further violence in cer : Li vestock and P ou1tcy-Ar­ lese troops In Leopoldville still and strike s that have brought 211 tohtl1 The n ett Kou.sh .and J. S. :Scar be rry · Th• 1l.adr-shootlnt N•gla, who loyal lo the g overnment, swing Italy dangerollSI)' close to inter- IOUthern Italy this morning'. of 1-'ropram - loud oi Directors'. Democratic Christian mayor 1 started the mornlnt round two into acti on to help the panic- nal revolt. tity1e Show - M.ri. Evelyn Br.ake: o, a small town near Villa Lltern whites. fleeing stricken ■trokN off ti.. pac., took Oftr Janet Wallace ■ Dd Mrs. W d ma made pr was shot posal truce death was The to by Naples, ? There were rep orts that the � thd whan front-runnlnt Ro­ I 1''1sher. Mer_Cesare President Senate by ass�ilants. unknown berto 0.Vl�nlO of Ar..ntln• mutineers ahot up automobiles :,quare Dance-Harold Sulliva n · lldllded t. a th,....ver-,.r 75 and lay in ambush for white perE<lucalion Demonstralion f O; for • . total 209. Palmtr thu1 ..In• sons. These reports undo ubtedly Homemaker.s---Mn. Evelyn Brake· N ene 1trob on Nail• In th• were spurred· on by word from I euolicny--Janet Wallace; Selec'. , , third l'IIUnd, ancl th,e on 0. VI• reluiees !rom Thysvllle to lhe tions �t J udge&-Janet Wallace, s�uth that dru nken native solCIMO. He had ltffn 7 Nhlnd. l>irs. Evelyn Brake, WilUam Grediers had desecrated • con,enl gory 11�� Glenn Smithj Catalog and raped young ' white women y ' � averhaUlg and Cover--Joe Quar• Scouts Planning Sale · an d nu ns. . _ . . . anitors, cooks, and �us �rivers wer e hired by I mo and Heber i-C. Miller; CatalogSecretanes, J bo e rm y watcMd I a ut an a f Of Candy On Saturday --- --the Mason County Board of Education at a meeting held re- Board of D i rectors; Registrations Boy Scout, of Troop 245 In Mid­ and_ Display-Mrs. l\&Y Crank; •·H cenliy at the board offices in Point Pleasant. dleport wlll h■ve" a sale o( home Activity Day-Mrs. John Priddr; I Seer<'larics hired were as fol. . made �a ndy thi■ Saturday. Bo)'S \.di Fern High; P R1 School P.ai\icipalion-Paul Powell Sr. Pl. le, easant H l lows : Mrs. Mildred Tripp, Wahawho intend to make the planned Boyles , . Roose velt; O gc_ n H 1>.zle,t t, Field Day - .Lawrence Newberry 00 C J s ; Mrs. 1 anet Mr ma apehart . eampin1 trip are asked to be at g Erm e Marlin, a�d Floyd Rayburn ; Auislant Fair Wilbur Plants, Point Pleasant Sr, Sunnyside and the hall with their can dy by nine Direetor - Blaine Norman; TracWood. High; Mrs. Earl Gibson. Hannan, . o'cloek. �hool cooks h l�ed were th � fol- to� . Driving Contest _ Thoma iS and Mrs. E velyn Rifile, Pt. Pleaslc,wmg: E�e\yn N1cl1olson , C lifton; 1 Williama; Pretty Baby. Contestant Jr. High, Beulah Gibbs, Hartford; Norma Williar.i. and Patrida Gregory An actident on Route 7, two ·' Teenager,, S po nsoring Janitors named were. as followa: Riggs arid Pearl Rou_sh; Mrs. Edith , Concessions _ Judson Bnke. tenths mile north of the -Meigs Co. The Fair is apomored by the PL lme Thursday resulted in injury to Uavid Zerkle. Wahama; Clara Roush and Mrs. Mane Muncy, New Syracuse Record Hop i:Ueon Clark and a grOllP of Leland Lemley, e,. Rt. 2, Cheshire. !(alherine Smith, Mason; iwlrs. Mar- Haven; Roberta Young .and Daisy 1 Pleasant Chamber of Commerce. M�s. Esther the Mason County Farm Organiza, Syracuse teena,1en are 1pon�or­ He sustained a broken leg and 10n Roush, Br�ad Run; . Mrs. ,:'hel- Knapp. Wahama: when cuts multiple l..Qcy tions. the �.t'.a.son County Court, the Coh1mb1a; West Bland, Knight. Wdl C_hf_ton: Henry, m<11 attempted he ln1 a record hop at the Syrar11se Grade School July 8 from 7:30 to turn left and ran into II car driv- Hartford ; Wilham Hart, Letart; Rhodes an_d Bertha Bowers , Ar- State Department of Agriculture to 1 1 p. m. Refreshments wm en by Everett R. Robie, 2:i , Bid- Dallas Donohuie- , New Haven; Ezra buckle; Alice Matthews and Rachel and the Maso n County Board of Tucker, Arbuck le; Mrs. Ada For- Burrows, Deale; ida Williamson Education. be: served, 11d rnlHion ia 16 and 25 well, about 6:45 p, m. Lemley was transported to Hol- bush, Beale; Elmer Brannon, Beech and Dorothy Newell. Beech Hill; cent.I, lllnd there will be contests Hospital by the Middleport HIil; Mrs. E. Kinc.-id; Pt. Ple1sant I Mrs. George Keener and Mr!I. Earl zer 1nd prize,. MEIGS G&NIRAL HOSPITAL Central; Samuel L. Clags. Hannan Kincaid, Central; Kathryn OaJ:mey Emergency Squad Admitted : J. S. Kelley, MiddleHannan Durfey, Russell Mrs. and Leon; Parson, Everett Elementary: 1>27 Ford. a Lemley's cars, Both 1 IIERYICH CANCELLED p rt. o Woyan and Carol Suncby 1ervices at the Pomi' --OY suffered hea.vy damage to their Lawrence and Earl McDaniel, Ord- Elementary; Dismi SRed :' Clal'lce Day, HemHenderson; Terry. Jacqueline 'f1owMt. Wheeler, Delmar nance; ChW'cll of Chr.lat h■ve been can­ left fronts. I d Helen Cossin lock GrOve; SUe • Lebe.w, Mason; ar. Absten Goldie StewDoris and Camden Bertha er; unty o C In apperir will Lemley tt!Ued for thit week due· to the ab­ Brenda Sue Bents. Pomero-,; Lela . and Leon. . aence of. tbe minister, John Buck­ Gourt' ·bn charges of failure to art, North Pt. Pleasant: Mr. Powell, Lwc Bot� and Phyllls Mission; Bard. Albert Ffiy Pleasant Mrs. Pt. Miller, Clinton Mn. by way, qf made ley, Who l■· tobtlu ctt ng ,n evanaeI- )'ield the right ullen, �meto7. nl � . r J P O � e :t,., I, f:t" ��_ bjp §�� ��l ga .c:�-�� �� !.l;l� . t1�,�i I I I Saturday Js • I Fori,-•s " . . I eITT�tf31100 G"•- , .._ .. ·· WW'f'I' s ,, ··•· "',...,..,;;- • ---------- Summer Attraction Progr� For 11th Annual Fair ' July 28, 29, 30 Is Announced , ·· · _ourt. uspendS · · • $10 . ·. Of, ffeaVJer ' e LeVI'ed Fm I · I I zs, World Amidst Unrest iId Reports Of Shootings By Mutinous Troops .I IH'OWS Congo Wh"Iles Into u · acmg For EStape I Golf Bulletin I I • C00ks Bus Sch00I Jamtors • Drivers EmpIoyed B Board 'Leshire Man's Le InJ•ured In AUlO ACCI'dent I I I I 11�_�# 9�1 !fl; • • • I !'�!!� �� .Pp �h"" I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. 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