https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cd08a34da91475c634c7620961621874.pdf 1537a44be0cad49e4d0665dabe04bd1f PDF Text Text � � · .. . - .... .......... . _ . . . .. - . . 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 �They'll Do It Every Time fHE DAfl Y SENTINEL Golnlilenlftting Editorially Z-Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middle port, 0., July 8, 1960 F · tR Meigs & Mason I c::�cil ;: 23 Coming Ev ents He ld Meeting -------. .1 • Eithe r-Or Thinking • of t his platform proclamation. The party's randidat�s will not be alhe to meet Ohio bal­ lut requirements (which the party calls pro­ hibitive and impossible). Most Amerirans believe su.:::h requirements are blessings Th'::'!y, in the main, prevent the growth of multiple parties and divided re­ sponsibility in government. One has only to review the modern history of French and other frequent ly toppled governments to find comfort in the two•party system. Extremists, like the Socialists, have little chance to make their a11 black or all white k i nd or approach to policy popular so long as our l imited capitalistic system runctions to the envy of the world. And it follows that our main objective as proponents of free enterprise must be to help It work tolerab ly well We can't come upon a more brilliant f'X · ample of "either-or thinking" than found 1 11 a circular letter received today from tile So­ cialist Labor Party, Peter M . Kapilz, Ohiu State secretary. The lel lcr . appropriate[�· car­ rying a red banner stripe across t�e top of the letterhead, was mailed to newspavers to inform Ohioans that Georgia C'ozzini of Mil­ waukee, Socialist Labor Party ca ndirlate for vice president of the United States. is rom­ ing to this state this weekend to launch the p arty's national and state ,:ampaign. The "either-or t h i nking ' ' is found In the letter ' s f'l<.'d ion campaign platform sloga n boldly proclaimed al its end : •·socialism and survival, or, capitalism and catastrophe. '' Ohioans a,nd Meigs countlans won't have to mak e a decision o� ).he questionable logic i ,, ' Did Y�o Know That? BY IL.(Jicfft M. !f.t.llUNI . 7 aym� 'Ronblg�j llnd :Ji'TJp-JfiifltfcfffJfu\h,t1' whom aon, Davld, who were recen t ly In did tht!y meet btn. (tet'lrte and Pad­ Was hingto n D. ( ' . on a short trip, dy Jo Doolittle, \lao • visiting th e got Ungled up in tral'tic as w h o C.tpJto1. doe11n ·1 In that trowdcd <' ity. 11,cy ,...,ihcy a:eellle: � u tlere," th ey _.ere on foot and aiming to cross all ex.cJ1lffled, practically ln one an i nte rsf'ctior1 whrrt' t h e trarnc brea th . UCh1 �M!mef1 to hav(' gone blooey for the moml'n1 . Scvf'ral crossed There's a:ot to be eome olher way ·anyway while M r. K and David of sayin g "It's a small world' ' be• 11till hf>Ritated. cause t h at's become so trite. I was strud; hy t he w.,y the bold­ My own favorite (at preaen1) i11er pedcstrim1s put 11 - said they, "W h at you can't see when you "One thing sure - 1f they hit ui,, <lon't h cve a shot gun!'' we'll go to lhe hospila! and tht"y to l 11eem to be on thii; shotg u n .. binge quite a bit any mor e . Fad 111 jail. Well, tha1'� oni• way to flggn i' I h ardly know on e whe n I .�ee It And I rt•<•kh11 ynu eoul1I send 'em and o n ly ·of rccen t years hav e learn ed to di sti nguis h them from lilif's in eiltwr nm•. riUes ;rnd onc thi n g and anot her. I love lo re ad a stnry beginning There ar1• six H1trold Roush<'& i n 3(eigs f'ounl¥, so Mr. ulltl Mrll. Har­ somet h ing lik e , "Luke took his old Jtoush or rnrtland tnld nw. I trusty shotgun down fom the rac·k askc•d them, "di1ln't lhcir mail get c1nd toolf out duw n L..lllle Turtle all milted up 111 t irne11?" and they Cnick." Sure to be som ething interesting said, "occasiona \ly _ . . Looks to me 1111 lf mail carriers develop. woul<l havf' to df"signote ont• Har­ I caug h t a tiny gllmpe of M. W , old Rous h BN "Do wn by !hf' sc hool House,' perhaps another .. S('concl Essex, former Supt. of Middleport hoUKC lrorn \ht' church" or "over Schuuls, un Art Linkl etter (TV) n ear t he saw mill" anti 110 forth. Tuesday, Martha Hartinger Searls A nd now one of my fovor1tl' '&lied me In a hurry, h aving Ju11l 11torlc11 alo ng th h1 line: An E111o:1illl � d the MeComases. I did n 't ·gel cla1111 here in MHS years a11:o, HM'ff much he said o n ly I'm pretty sure wishing to starl-l e a nd arn u11(' and he was defe ndin g our 11c hools as at the 1ame Ume work in a little agul n�t Russia"s rigid system. i,eography, ask ed "Wh er(' 'll Talia• Mr, Es5cx looked a n d sound e d haMee," that bl'!inJ.? 1111 unlikely a mJghly natural, i>ut I though tnay­ place as �ne eould t hing of. be hi s front h11ir line was receding Gordon Harris, t he lrr('prcsslblc, just a W('e biL . ralsed hi11 h.ind. l wish I could have heard ml)re. "Ml11S M. you know where Chi• Who'd havC' thoui:h that nel11'­ ego l11? Well, it isn't lh�rl'I" hor Ben Philso n waa also a McGuf. Tbla ls known as "hoist on his fe)·, Uarnes History, Haney Grnm­ ,wn petard"-nolhlng else quih, m11r fan? This all ome Olli at t he Librury t ht> ol hrr nil,lhl whe n Genr txpl�lfls It. Anet I've wanlrcl lo UHi' "hnllll on Harris asked us lo find the square J'llll own 1wt11rd '' for 11,i.:es and no roo1 of 777. Ole Bi! nni(' and B.M.H. w hined place tu tmt it . So l111•rt·. into it and aho nuH we l'lme up Refur!h� n,i.:u in lo t he Knn­ wit h ldenlleal a nawr.n, all of the krlg ht1' 1rl 11 lo WaNhington-right routi n e eomlng bnck llke clockev. ,, I l work. Reason Gene asked - said he'd used slide rule for so l o n ,!I: he'd nearly forgotten the harder, old­ tlmey routi ne. G e n e "s degree is i n M e chaoical Engineeri n g (Ohio State ) a nd he is t!mployed at Kaiser's, Jh1venswuod. ldly, I ask ed him what college-I really shoUld hav e remembered111it'I he, "Ohio State , IS th ere any ot her?" This of course was to halt me, but good, 80 I ha11Uly told him Ohio University's locatio n and a few of the other 112 colleges in Ohio. Now the n, Gene ! Any how, Ben n ie an d J got off on a regular bi n 1e of Barnes History and one thing and a n other. Ben. nie said Barnes · was called "trum• pe1 and drum h i11tory." reason he­ Inti: t h at more tha n on e-third of 1he to ken up with the Ci,il •<t:� • · 1 WA11.1N,:; wml '!ME CHIEF MOURNER FOR 11-ta l.OGAL TEAM's. ' LA"IEST DtDOs,,.,, � ANDA Hhf no '!J"!IAPANDJER: A,C. . C D = . • Mlp(, , . t\\\ t,f' <)��\ , �- -- \I • CottagevilW� � fuin ls One Of 29� In West V� .� Tu U. S. Travewrs -CW---,;:-----. wtth -111,'et:eetrlclb-· and , Mr�. Luu1s.t' R. Brotherton of , � �fe ( u1tugfville in Jackson Cou11ty _L, TV. • 1:t b.1, �t"ed �'ear th� Oh io O�f' of 29 farmer s I n We1i1t V1r• IUv'er. , inmfii'a, 'ft9fierltteh, 1idults gin!11 who . are ope n ing their ahl:t eh].l1'"ffi 'ite �lcottle. 1\teekly homes to <'llY-WC' ary travelers for rttl!s 'li°e �e�. a per 10d of restful rela�ation. .1'n!. ill�� .�f th� �rotherton Th�, Brotherton f?rm is located 1nit �ttll!r �ers ' l'i!Wnes lo tour10 miles . wesl of . Ripley on U. S. lsts II 'a · Jolh-t prbmotfon by the 33 and is desrnbcd as an old w,,t YJrclnJa Industrial and Pubfashioned home ow ned by a relir- Uclty Colnffll8iloi, and the De_ p11rtment of Atrieulture. · All 29 (arms are listed i n a new brochure which llsts accom­ modations .gvaiJ'able at each. Th e accommodations rana: e from cot­ tage.s wi_t.h complete facilities for family hvlng,. to farm homes with typical mountain food and tradi• tional hospitality. The bi'ochurc gives detailed i n formation on the farms, tht'ir fa­ cilities and rates, as wel l as a Tll� Alman.n. Furn Vacation lhap. I nterested tourist s can locat e pol n ts of in­ terest nearby. "F'arm vacations are appealing to many fullilits" Do n Cri slip director ol the Publicity Commis­ sion said, "and West Virgi n ia adds to farm vacation enjoyment By Unltod ...... lmriiotlonal with Its beautiful mountain scen ­ Today ls Frldt7 r JtilY B, th e ery and w ell developed system of lilbtb di)' bf !be geir, with 176 commerelal as well 111 pu blic re• · lli�l,, iii 1§60. creation facilities." The moon le full. Copies of th e broc hure may be The mor n ing Gtars are Mars Oblained by wrillng to Farm Va• Jupit er and Satur n . cation, Room 4, State Capi tol The even i nK stars are Jupiter Building, Ch arl eston, W. Va. and Sa turn . On this day I n h istory: In 1796, Secretary of S t ate t he Pickering issued Thomas first passport to an American cill:tien. --- -----------v�. " .,.. _,_ , • Todly July 8 Rock Springs Grange will ,ponsur a buffrt supper F'ru1ay at' the tran�e Hall, bcginmng- at 5:30 p. m. The puDlic is m\' ilrd. July 9 The ''Key to Better Living " 4-1-l group will go to Lake Alrna for a picnic. Thf group will leave at 9 a. m. with their advisor, Mrs. Roland Russell. Jee cream social at the Stilton 'Methodist ctm rch lo�ated on the 1.. n'a cl n e - Bas h an Road. Sponsored by t he �omebui�clers Class . The F t�st Umled �res by term n � h ureh of Sy�acuse _ w1)l ha,•e an ice cream soctal bergmm n g at 6 p. ftl. The y will have all home made ic e cream a.ncl cakes. The ice cream m·ay be pUTchased anytime Salurd,y . Old faabio n ed festival at Bac h• tel EUB Chu,ch near New Haven, 4 p, m. Little Leagu e Bake S1;1le Middleport, • ·a . "\ · at Sport, Ce�ter. July 10 The Young Adult Cl11ss of the He-ath 'Methodist Ch u rch . MiddleP?rl: will have a �wirn P!lrlY an.d picn ic at t h e Muni�lpal Park this Su nday. The mf'8l 1s Pla n ned for 4 p. m. and tho se planning to attend arc asked to con ta<'t Mra. Bernard Fultz so that thf' menu may be arranged. Each one is also asked lo bring their own table S('rvice. At the rPgular meeting of For. est Ho:,c L'oimril No. 285, Tuppers Plaim . presided over by Ula h sw,.n. counc1t ,., r, thft ch a rter was draped for Elma Dyt who w as kill· h t n:iem(.'d Ul an auto i.cddent. �•g bers of her rlilmil;y �were prese nt for the cert:mOfl}' 11nd approximately thirty cou ncll merrili'Ms attend­ ed the funeral rites and conducted services and were in CWiirge of the flowers . Mrs. Dye was a Past coun­ cilor a nd had l!erve\'.I the Council a s treasurer for m-.tty yl!,ars. Nita Co.l e was teported ill and Dorothy Durst was reported still quite ii! ln the, hospltal. Off ice!'s will be i nsta1led at the I next meeting and are requested to wear whlte · -- -- - I ·. ee1u1g ..:_ ChUrCh M Heid R..-tly • _ �'VH I I Rev. Raymond Konkright an­ noum•es Offo::illl Board will mPet at churrh a t 7:30 r. m. All 1 n1stces, s1Pwarcls, presidr.nts of church gronps . arnl chairmf'n of eommis­ sion:. Dre ('>;peeled to attend. July 1 1 The Women's Sodety of Christ­ ian Ser\'k<' of Hcalh Methodls1 Church will have its an n ual picnic Now 1 h nt's exact ly one reason 1 on the parsonag e lawn in Middle­ CIIAIILESTON _ Automobile ! port al 6 :30 p. m. The hC'verage loved . it so. And too� at th e way 1 visitors to West Virgi n ia 11r beln e a the Civil War 1tay11 with u s- bnok gr l'elrd by colorf ul, a n d meat will he furnished wi1h eye-c.atchhtJ . after book after book aboul it- billbo11rds at se veral entranc each membPr to bri n g her own ta­ es to i>lt> service and a favorite dish. "Grant Moves �ut�;" ''A Still nesH the stat!:!, 11ecording to the IndusJuty 12 at App�matox, Farewe ll . 'My trial and Publicity Cnmmisaion . Gener al, _ and I,m just now readClllss o f !he Brar!• at Gamden Clark Hospital. TPenag(' The Don Crislip director of the ram­ Ing "A Distant Trumpet " hy Paul mission, h u � annou 11ced ford Chur..:h of Christ will meet at Mrs. Betty Hall has returned to th at -•five �org� n , P�l Clvll War 11nd so fas- West Virgi n outdoo the home of Roberta Hoover at her employment after enjoying a ia r adverilsi n g 7:30 P. m. cmatmi • I ve atrunti: it ov er past Hrms and on e from Cumberland two weeks vacation. Julv 13 4 or 5 day■ (It's 829 ps ges • I SO M aryland who does buslne Mr. and Mrs; Elmer Schretber 11s in th� . The Past Council ors of Chester Clairton , Pa., visited his 11.ster, hate to have it end. stale, have donated board-.,, lilt n o Council Daughters of America will Mrs. Clyde Lawrence and atte nd­ I'm juat In receipt of a nice l et- cost, for the thrC"!e summerP,onlhs. meet at the home -of M rs. Oscar ed t h e fun eral of his uncle, Milo pv�ded ;i Commission plihlicily The ler from Mra. Ll1le Weaver here Wrh('r. A misecllarn•ous shower Stewart. i n town, a former Marietta resi- the posters u Lhe latest bf, their honorin g Dolores Kraeuter, whose Mr. an d Mrs. Paul Chevalier de n t and she encloses a most i n- promotion acliviti es. � marriagp will be an event of AuIn 1822, En glish poet Percy from h ave returned d U_ ti gust, wil l be held. in t 1 Bysshe Shelly drowned In Italy ��ori��� d ����� �:ue:f�� 0�0f fa�{=it-•�Jp, �:aae� wh en t he boat he was sailing cap· . Mr. al')d Mn. Mljford Luc e are ·· by a local man, S. D · "' 1· A ' reu n ion o· 1 th e Cul ' ' Idrcn of "Wei com� . .": "scen ic Wo�land.'' sized in a squall. spellding a few dayl In 'Cleveland. Al l sorta of l n tereatln I n 18J!5, the Liberty BC!II In In­ t he late George EllloH of New They are located near White Sul MI'S. James Caruthers and among them a areal deal on l e phur SprrlQ:s, Martinsburg, Key s er, depe nde nce Hall cracked as it was Have n . W. Va., was held Su n day are visiting her parents daughter "Delta Queen" whoae whole his- Morgantow n, W hcolin g, H unting­ being rung dud n g the funeral of at th e home or Mr. and M rs . Marvi n Marks. Mrs. and Mr. tory he has at hl1 flnKer tips. The ton and the Bluefie ld . Ptinceton Jo h n M ars hall, ( hief justice or th e Jerry Hill in Letart Falls. ' a nd Lewis Cou rt spent Sanford 1 T TH SM "Queen" is to be bert hed perma n - area. , , V IOLE U. S. Supreme Court. A((endtn• . " were Mr. and Mrs. , M r. an ently lit "N. Awlee ns' (Orleans) d M rs. A UStm_ Fisher an d the weekend w ith their m other, Cri slip, in comm enti ng on , the In 1839, Jo hn D. Rockefeller was Howard Jo h n son, Dorothy ' :ind G.a (e! Mr s . Edna Holsinger were Nelli e Coo:art and Helen Bowman. now as a river mu seum. free space m11de avaih1blc to , his born in Richford, N. Y . Hetty; Mr. a nd Mrs. lloscoe ElLlyn Yates has been visiting In 1 896, William Jennings Bry­ lio!l, Bt'cky a nd Jimmy,. all of visiting Mr. a nd Mr s. Dave Yat es her gra n dparen ts, Mr. and Mrs. agency said, "We are pleased Wit h LOOKING AROUND - Fern the receptio n and cooperation that an pleading for his silver mone ;y Clark s burg, W. Va.; Mr. and recently. Mrs. Torn Jones, Mrs. Howard David Yates. Bradbury and 1 consoling (or try­ we received from the OU!door ad­ pollt·y, made his famou s "cross Mrs. T. E. Reynolds and Tommy; Mr. and Mrs. Junior Hauber I u hes , M rs Clyde Lawre n ce ing; to) each other on woes of non­ vertising tirms. Tht'y are as anx• of gold" spee<'h. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Jacobs, � � . , · . n d famil;y were visitin,1 Mr. and a r: •usar, non-calorie, no n -anyt h ing Jous to promote W('Jlt Virgi n ia as Beverly and Sheldon, Marme t, O.; visited their a�nt, Effie Ger i a n Mrs. Fred , Larkins recently. l dlels - thl■ up at the store w here anyone." at ital Hol er day. Hosp Satur z Thought for today: t:ngllsh poet Mr. and Mrs. Merril l Tetino of f Rairden Sammie Mrs. and Mr. others similarly stumped and plod Mr. a o d Mrs. Charles Riggs, Perey Byss he S helly sald I n II di'!• Colum bus, O.; Mr. and Mrs. cel ebrated t h eir 46th w edding wearily about - -Into the Shoe T he following firms <'Ooperated tense of poetry. "Poetry.,ls the C harlea Elliot!, Janice and Ste ve M�. a n d. llrs. Wade !-eonard, Ray a n nivers:uy recently. Box and they asking me how I with the Commission throl\lb! the record or the bi!st and happiest Rand, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Mar- � iggs a n d son David were callBeu Webster ce leb rated her R liked the clock - "What Clock?" donation of board space: Kiiti'Wha, moments of t he happiest a nd beat ion Dingey, Roger. of New Haven m.g on ev. and Mrs. Kenne lh birt hday recently. Friends from I !ez I - "Why, up at the bank.''­ Adertlsing . 4.:harlcston; Smolatj -,.d­ mlnd!!." Mr. and Mrs. D11vid Hlll and Riggs m•er the �ee kend. Keno Mr. ;md Mrs. Thur man J Fred e1!1, h t e St 8111 Mrs. and Mr. Hu n tington; S Hmtord So I i:o back out, squ nch up my vertisl n !!:, Perry, Racine; James, George Coleman spent Mo�day wit h Mr. Babcock and Florence Umberger , , eye, end bend over and there she Signs, Bluefield; O h io Advt¢tlilng I and Clarence Hill, Letart. 111 on her . ia - Only YoU can't aee lt soinll'. Wh eelins; AlleR heny Adveo'tl,irlg, and Mrs. Garth Smith and Ken n y. c led and Mrs. Tom Ji>t\es,. Mr. Mr. nort h for the new marquee - Terra Alta; a nd Lit:ze n burg and Harry Swan was visiting Mrs. n H Mrs. HOWard' Hughea, Col• \ a Well, 'tla a beauty but when I Hunt, Cumberland, Effie Torrence and Miss Linnie s umbus, have been visiting Mr. and S wa n recently. looked 'twaa 87 o'clock as I 11:ted S \ . . Clyde Lawrenc•Mrs al the barometer, _ alto a king 11b:e Mr. and Mrs. George Sellars, By Mn. Am1ll1 Walk., . ana?' g M Mr. 8nd Mrs. Starlin one - Why couldn't we h ave a Canton , are s pending their vaca'Mr. a n d Mn. William Nea1e of 00 ICDJC 2. Atheim, • 11, Qod ot r called on Mr. a nd Mrs. Oacar I sidew alk cafl'! ihere under that tion at the ir cabin h ere. T Middletown and Mr. and Mrs. kos -, wnr :ftock■ , 2, F'l:1hl111' Babco rk Wedneaday eveni ng. lovely marquee, a, ln Paria, France M r. an d M rs. Dorse I Lar k ins, 22, Domelll• ' arounda o.tr coo W Ise, Middleport, viaited at rortde11 Mrs . Ha nit Holler, Mrs, Joe Bia- 1 •'-''·"-'11 -And won't you Join me in a lflm• Mr. and Mrs. Charles Larkins and S. Copy cato Orkney th e hom e o! Mr:s. John Baily and . family were visiting Mr. 11iid sell on sour - Martha Chambers and f am,·1 ie s, M rs. Ethel Larkins, Mr. 4. Tuft on 23. Rua.Ian ltl11nd1 family Satunlay evening. ew S unday School held Fairvi The J� Bissell and lamib, :Mrs. and river horae'■ leg BMR hang over her lovely red rose tJ, Revolved Gary Walker of Racin e visited I ts annual picnic at lhe Rock and Mrs, Ross Moll ohan and M n W V W dn sd Gaze �. Com­ 23. , 8. Lenthor here out front - "Go, lo\'ely rose, ·Mr: · •Br u�e 'Sur�·g and '.".fr. an d Mrs. Lewis Walker Thurs- Springa hirfrOunda, Sunday. The f,m ily cnjoyed a pic n ic at the � �� nd 6. Bul let · manded flHk tell her that w11tea my time and La ke 5 und ay. day. day wa1 ■pent socially, singing aoun ct COLUMBUS UPI-Rep. Marti n 10. Weary Fron­ Mrs. Treillie &teth em and Patty family, Ga1Jipotls, Mr. and Mn. me'" - reeo1nJze Tennyaon? -but Mr. and Mr■, Carl Baer and hymns and playing bait w f. i'orce · tleni­ 11. 8wtft: Mrs, Ruby Brewer w ere at· Col- nanny Bro n and family, Mr. I better loot It up at t hat- some­ W, Felgert (D-Van Wert) W ednH­ daughters ret urned to Colu ni bui Attendi penwere LetUe Mr:s. ng S avld Srt'lith and family D' Mh. and man'■ onward 1:l, Corner . body will write me or phone mo day told the Public Ulilitlea Com­ after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Willard cer, ...°:ew Mr. and Mrs. nona Parsons, umbus Wednesday. • d Run • �1 at For-.e d , I, Trafn.lgar ■hoe■ l'fflfrfa1'•. Aat111• · 1,. O,,ndlenut :: d hi• of lldcnts , re. \ miaslon I � t M! and M rs. Lloyd McPeek , otherwise i:Ure II you're a foot Faudree and other rel1tives. :. M,, and Mra. Arnold Anderson, e n IT. Bmootlth,ro tfo• .._ y l' oppo1od any rate ll'lcreaae�� bl&h. Mrs. Mabel Britton of Marion ar• eu le Sla ll!lhter, Ruth Wolfe, Mrs. of DII11ev 111e ,were visiting Mr. 11. FDR'1 do., Carl Chevalier .and Charles 11. 81,re.t. od U. Haula4 General Tel eph one Co. u 'es• · t rived Wednesday to 1pend a week B Kenneth Wolfe, Mr. and Mn. Bob and Mrs. Charles Hen sley Satur- k I Y we�e at dambr1'dge :re13. Splrlt 28. Ventttate 80. Man French. day. The Boy Scout. are oing to set up cou n ty wide toll: free dial with Mr. and .Mr■• Robert Lauder- Rhodes, lamp U. 1At.n1ftl' J•landll J9, Oburcb. Mn. Bob Law,on, K aren e:;�� J ■ervke. 1 Larkins Raymond Mu. and Mr. Mlehle:an on July 22. In t�eir new milt . e ere , ;18. ilklll 1 officer 28. CaU�r 1lt1 Tower 1 and Mike RhodeB, Clarence end Ro• Rod.!;,. "ey · ahd Elmo . Pi� Fela: ert was opening W'i,tneH P.1 w ly purc h11ed •econd hand bu■. Janand daughters of Kane as are via,. Mia, Raebel Rou•h of Columbo, },. 18, Man•• X-. Ahead ao. Oriental ST. Ancrlent t.e.Jt Lll O -, !l -rd rt Donow · ... m. .,.,., ,. on, 1 1 o 1 w lth ting v111 e I sv Onl\e � \. at M 1 t Mi' r e h d e resum hearin11 e eI end Gene Ha.. "' and J think -'• nickname nurn ::ao. l'haN 40. Before 'f spent the week end with her par- h ue, Doroth y, EYelyn and Edward 1 U ng his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Rqdney Pier,ce and aon who o'r' i . Scoutmaster Bob Mills and family company s application r l ents, Mr. a nd Mrs. Kerna Roush. !I�. Game ftlh Lawson, Denny and ,Pe'nny Wolfe, Fre d Larkins. Mrs. Larkins wilJ arc employed there. w lll li!O alone. Plana are slulinlil, per cent rate Incre ase to 114. Noah'• Mr. and Mn. Wendel Frecker of Rl'!v. and Mrs. Ernest Thomas, Mr. J ene for Germany July 1 8th for 1 M . onn ve11el Expectatlone ate hi Ch. KJds are 000 customC!rs ln 70 oou,tl • �•cine vlalted Mr. and Mrs. George and Mn. Rampton Burnt, Sue, 01_ a two mont h visit w ith her par- we�!· vi::ng ;: th!� h ��e h•�� tryin g to mike m dbey right and . H e presented the PUC wl . !II. e1mpleton Baer and aon and Mn. Ann■ Freck- vid and dilly Donohue, Janet, Ray- ent!il . over the weelcod. :te. Liquid Mr, and Mr11. Norma n W eber left and the mothen are hnina: tltion!il signed by hundret1 a O real- er and Mr. and Mr1. Charle• Baer mond Ind llonild Thomas, Carol dents th rt W e ty of I Van Cou tneuur, t Park Camden at e r e w sons d n a candy ole1 and I don't know w hat ,i Saturd ay evenin,. Burns, Victor "swain, Kenneth Monday. ; 18. 8panlat, At Camp Attenoanta all. So c11t your dime■ and quar- eomm�nltles or Scott, Ohio CltJ , Mrs. Edith Si■l!IGn and sons of •Rhode1. 1 Wll hire and Wren. The s a:nere e v. an� , �n. Kenneth R !l Junior group HAVEN-A NEM Rina ten their way all you can-who t eo Pomeroy, Mr. and ,l(n, lla rold H oJ• . G rge, Joyce, Roger ind Jean 11, Arpnt \'1s1t mg Mrs. Virginia or boya and '1Jrl1 :from the EUS knowa you may be the nest arth, protestec1 i he In crease tn t�eJr ter and children of Long Bottom Panone, Gerald Wella, Mr. and were (e.bbr.> riUe lady ■ome ea1er Scout will 1 bllhi because the company had and Mn. Amanda. Bier visited Sun• Mrs. Ronald Rhode., Mr. and idrs. , Hug�es _ and Mrs. Opal Mink at chllrch attended Camp Ev•Un• II. Conceal Breth Ac:rea et Buckhannon this lua acroaa thie 1treet whether yo"- no1 Installed direct dialin g ln all cby with l(r. and Mra. Hanson Jack Wolfe, Mn. Ruuell Roush, Galhpolu1 rece ntly. Type county euhangts. a nd Leone Babcock p111t week. They were Sonnie r We . bleas '<J m . Vera or Intended a:o to not Holier. � . f o & Careha Rhode , Sandy Wol e, R meuUN he Oth er n bt Bob and Gene Mr. and Mn. Roy Curtis ot be�. Nancy, Sharon, Cindy and were shoppm g in Parkersburg Clark, Sherry Fle!iher. Peay and 8'. Ukel\ "Th�lr wall phone• are ln adeli 'J' Bum111rner, Sandra Sue Ann i nd a few younr ildea-de-c1mp quatt'! and their ratei are h ' h " Pomeroy Vl1lted Mr. and Mrs. Lew- .David Rollllh, Mr. and Mn. Herbert l'rlday. ,T, Anolenl Those gatb erin� at the ·home or , Greer, Merry AUN Bost, Pbyllls were 1ltt1nc in tb11 bue •• 'We we nt Felee�t ara:ued. ''These pe le l.1 Wallt: er a Aftble.n Roush Roger WKlte, Carrbll Roush, , Tueid y. � by;, . m1uur, Luria Walker who la ill la bn- Mr. and Mn. Elmet Picltena, Dol'o- Mr. an d Mrs. �1nds1y Lyons o� , Go.odnlta, Johnny Bost, · M ike don't like paylni for llOffltl tb TII B!onday honorin&: Mrs. Lyon• Layn e and Earl Gibson. - We have yte wl�owa down so they doni hive and don't know provln1, 19, Slow moftt thy, Eddie and Evelyn Lawson, Bilou can w th l11! ney n,'' -n Mr. and Mn, muaene Deaver Ind ly, Bobl,y, Nancy and Stevie Pick- birthday were Mr. and Mrs. 1 19. ltrekh out l Y'D'11' mo rv y whether they ,re goihi to get un , T _,.,. l:IW,&, 11111� nc , and es MHsar, Mr. Charl Mn. they eohflded. •t. Olherw!Je . 1 on • of rt her vl1ited Columbo ens· William Harrison of oear Day a Ro� Starling Massar, Mr. and Mr�. DEVOTED 1'0 ••· ffene• ister t and Mr. famll)', and Mrs. m• m . ton a 1pokearn11.n for a lNtlllES'l1, e 011' and Mrs. a, l<ot llvlnS A:REA civic grou� presented a �- Mark Evans t,nd DeDl\18, Saturday. and daua:hter, Sandy, left Wednet• Osc�r Baboock, Mr. ber ...itiha,, 11:lctNn.' I. ... Ullt'fffllly h 's vacation in Colo- Ma non Riggs a n d Mrs. Ula h Swan mont a for day and Mr. Honchel Jay and Mr1. 111yc ft......1...-.i...J of sl2nlture■ oi people opposing Mr. 11nd Mrs. Sammie Ralrden Publ� 'tM ,11:'Jl'IRIOD- • the rite lncrea■e bec.aun the, dl4 d1 u.&b.ten, Und1 tnd Susie, Mrs. r1do. ClllinJ o n e·ess We bster re- (f.'� simdat ti)' 1be •ere Faudtee rd Wlll■ 1nd Kn. Mr. 1nc and Debbte, S1pp s v 11. d1u1hter, 1 1'\' v a not t<ill-rree lce have er wltb ' ' l. lhtr-• cently, Mr. visited Baer and Amanda s. r i\f, Erma 'fhc,ma Mn. and Rou1b b a no .. hJ Ul.l\hll CoDrpanJ Dayton hfr. and Mt's. _Dotsd Larkins. I dlaoii st., p-,:,1tl'OJ', Qb{o. Ro�h apenl the week end at their ind Mn. l.eWl11 'W1lbi' Monday a Mr . Ethel Larkins attend ed the atu orfiee p ohe WY2-21S, efflllni. h¥me bel't. wodl ORYPTOQUo'rE I 1 1 1 , Gary WIU:er dt Raclne l1 vl1itlng ' Mra, Ma'bt,t ltrttton. M:ra. Hen� bean dinner al Chesh ire Monday. •I office ohbone WY2-�1&'1.' edit• HOSPITAL HOLIIR ' . , A X l' D l. a .& ..t. X Helen _Coleman. Re�.s�lll e, Ncltri•red .. 9'C!Ohr:1 tl•a mtllllll Admitted July 8: Mn. How'lrd llrlr. and Mrl, Lewta Brown of 1tock Sprouse ind dauahter, Bt;:tty, and COL�US 11'.J-The Public Ill L O 'N O l' ll: L ' Mrs. 'Ul llim Napper •nd Mr:s. Rit !on Archer were . v111 tmg Mr. 1 natter 11 I.be poet otfiee at � ' 'L O W UUIIUea Comrp,talon · Wednnd17 C. Birchfield, Rutland. Spring. j Dnt tstttir llmply .ian• ror another. 1n 'tt,;11 1amp1e A. Ill Dlsmlsaed July 8; Cilek Wood- · Mr. and Ml"I. Hamid Rttn\ach er tiett !-.udetmilt vi,lte«! )Cr, and •�d Mrs. , Gart h Smith and enJoy- I1 l'fav , O�fo. · , . ordered the ff!IW York Cenir1l for tht ffi'NI L'11 X tor the two 0'1, .to. Bln&1• kllera. apa91i eel a chicken dinner. Ralll'OI� to lndall Anher ll1 h te anl, Geor1e Even,, John lloPt- · ind IP"•ndton Of W11hJniton C, H. Mrl. Lewii Wilier, Suntlay. Nitl onfll advertldni NDtNOU lllatr. / t,ophff, tho l1nstJ, and lonnattoa !JI tho 'wordl 'IUI Mr. and Mrs. Bobble Smlt.h a n d !;Ive; &ttin'e£'-lt!r-"!M1l, Ii!. N Mr. il'td · ,M:i■. bonirld Ye1uger at I� North ll'IPlt SlrMt ero,tlnc 1omery, Miry AUce Nea11e1 Chai, 9nd Mrs. Mlhnle ' Hatklen of NeW Ji:ach day the code letter, lite t'lilft'tin.t. Qu: at�l- Ave•• N1.w York .' en, In lllq1�lt1 , Jetref'I., Di•nt Lew:l:1, Mn. Elill ·· PIYm outh visited Mr. and Mrii. �nd d■uilitu of M�Qdle)d ind Mr daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gene The PUC entjred the matter on Grover, Mn. Edward Bentinl!l, Mn Lewis Walker TUesd1y. MN. Hark- and Mra. Gene Yhiiijr art 9pe,nd- Smith ind daughter, Chillicothe, ,� V11r\. A 0rn...... 11f lllll• ,_ Subterl� oa rli�: l9g the week l.;,d wlill their pat- were visiting thl'!ir sister Mr. and the eomplalftt of , Ch1rlel '.l\llh Nardle Crowder. Mrs. Ad■ Bosl.ic, lJu rem1lned for III week's vl1it. Ne Haroht s. r M an lWl w andy. Ye1uger. �lfrff S d 'Mn., and eni,. n llr. 1 a Mit. Joait''Ph Flelds and f.trt1t!r vibe!'! 'lvli.Hfble• .� �1 who uJd • tM ,efCN!llns wu . diln• Maurlsb1 Ann Dunt, Denni.a 111 By BK VWI Mr and Mrs. Buford Bh1ke an d I Wf �:I; vne Yl!ar ht 1� tli Dr. 'ind Mi'i. ,J. I. �•nbatl and let'Q)II �- th railroad al• , Aull, Alan Lee Underwood, Ste- ramll)' left Sttutda)i rdr a vacal> W W Q 1 W V P T s x 1 · q w .B 2 . . ,, .. let ,11.• Nnilly Who •ete vi11Ulni Mn. daughter, Mrs. Mary Offutt wen Mit �I y � tA!Jel owed � (!Jr■ tq atand n!U' phen GrHt, Bonnie ltbode,, Shar• , Uon trip to fort WOrtb, Tena. visltl � ·· ·' 1-.: Sunday.,,.. liere retatlve• ftg a or ·r Tuesdiy: left Bally John ,ed ·w, lJUh"n of Walker Vtfi:D Carder, 1 he P")IIJ111 and ' bloct motari1ta' on Evans, Mn. Clifford. 1 G X " - T ,, • .,.,,,. ,, . BD• , 1 _....,. Mr�. 'Edith Si!ISOD and sons, Jira }tM y Irvin Bets. Mn. Ndmubr Humph- Plli, • Pifenta, 'Mr. and 111'1. ' l.ewiil Uitle Wiliela lfaei:tlift !§J�ltfeo, W. . v ifll 1 lpii llolter ....., ,11111h1 •Mrs:- 'iKl . · ,• 1 • c.., w,1,er SUntl_l)', _. 110'1:111NO r.mBll� I •Id tho ......,,,,, """ Jame, CllnPbeli Kn, , ...,.•�· " m lii>,mo lo Olva .loon Holler 'rto«/nt1y. WOl!ld • ·111.l'IO Merrill, .IIVlffit ,Stapleton, Jira. • .sa, 111\11 Kn. :J!';ibi,Ulld G-. turn bore :Ill! i llrt, Mar7 Evan, b I patient -l!i<, D,10; •lll4 lennolll ond f...U, · lll4 lln.· jJlclt Cdrli. Loull'lllle, Jl', '1, ., ' ,'w d ) , ' :r w• �tJ�.r !:�· .... Colorful New Billboards Greet Tourists 'l'OD.\Y .4Nb \tSTtRYEAR 0 Elliott Reunion Held At Hill IUJMe s00 ay ���d� Long Bott,om .. ' Social Items Forest Run CROSSWORD ocia, Events Opposition To Phone Increase Is Registered :,e. -. _______ AnnuaI ' unday Sch l p• IIeId R-tIy n. "''' aa. ��2l · " ,. hr+--f;f' fYr"t"-t-ir-t-i:>:mir 1, ) -=., I ......... DAil:.'r -a ltt Hen'• how to ■ -0 -a UfUcreu To Install Fl88het ligh't p 'tJ'\t 'i � II ) W Q 'lt l t l II u �-., -,.,llil..,..__ • .'� .�1"-· ...· ·ll,·-··�.; ro ·w :41.� . _ , --'11■--- ·���'<ir·lil-� ft-:a•y aoo ·alflli.tlllJoff °-'"' · I .Allof " a. .lettf� ta: Att· c. ObJo ■ ._...,_��'WIii � •llefore- lil!!t\a · 11,nson• I ' BR: �'t.tiie ' • •:i!r.llt iiii/i,lllt , ;· . ._• ,• . -UJ. G · l kN eel -- -- - ·-· - - - DIN E O UT! With The Finest Foods The Fellowship meeilng or the churches Of the Ree(!Svllle Metho­ dist Charge was h e!� , at t he Long Bottom chuNh with 43 pe rso ns at­ te nding. Free land Norris presided and Anna King was pianist. Group sin gi n g ope ned the meet­ ing. Scripture was read by H. A. Hensley and pr11yer was offered by '.".frs. Ben edum. A quartet sang sev­ eral numbers and readings were presented . The obj ect lesson was given Qy Mr. Norri�The same officers were re-elect. ed for t he comi ng year. It w as vot­ ed to continue the meetings d uring the summer mo nths with th e July meeti n g sc heduled for the TUppers Plains C h urch. Ada Bissell and Tress ie Swai n will be in charge of the program for this meeting 11nd Jack Weat herma n. Freeland Nor­ ris and Charles Hensley t he re­ fre!ihme n ts. Several contests and quizzes wert condurted a n d refreshments were served by the quartet. I 1960----3 SPENCER ro HOLd BIU 'WUlZl QWij Y The Rev. Gilbert Sp e ncer will Assistant At C. H. I be brJnti: i n 1 th e message$ at the Len Gwiadowsky, gradu.ite ( with Fairview Church, Jul;y 10 and ho n ors ) O! Rio Grand e College i n 17 wh ile the pastor Re v Ernest Ju n e, has be en named an as11 is- Thomu ill holding a series u f tent football coach by the Wash - reviv1l meetings 11t Poin t Rock. Everybody is we lcome to attend ington C. H . tloard of education. servic ea. these e th Gwiazdowsky i s married to form er Rae Ann M i l l!!, daui;: hter -----o r Mr. and Mrs . Russe l l M i l l s, N . Trav elen Wer e Second-av, Middleport. We Serve You Right At Long B6toom I Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepo rt, 0,, July 8, At Surprisingly Low Prices! I I puII ed Out From Cuba MARTI N RESTAU RANT IN MIDDLEPORT \ 7 - JULY CLEARANCE REG. $2,95 ONE RACK OF Plays u its & Dresses Assorted Sizes and Colors J ULY CLEARAN CE $1.98 ONE LOT OF GI RLS PAJAMAS WAS $1 .98 WAS $2.95 NOW $1 .59 NOW $2.59 ONE LOT OF GI RLS GOWNS - SIZES 4 TO 16 JULY CLEARANCE ONE LOT OF SI Z ES TO 1 2 - PLAYSU ITS - - 88, CHECK OUR BARGAIN TABLE YOUR CHOICE , , , , , , , , , ALL BATH I NG SUITS FOR INFANTS, GIRLS, and LADIES REDUCED ALL BOY'S and MEN'S Swim Trunks Reduced ONE LOT QF PEDAL PUSHERS . PLAYSUITS S�s 4 to 6X JULY CLEARANCE 79,- ONE WT BOYS SPORT SHORTS Sizes to 18 JULY CLEARANCE · $1.00 CHECK Ollll BARGAIN T4BLE YOUR CHOICE . . . . . , . . . All Girls & Subteens COATS SHORT I ES Reduced ! I uation claa, of 19.M held th eir ten year reu n ion Sunday, July 3 grade achool at the Portland bulldinc. Ten of the twenty-a.even who rradlllted were present and their flmlliea, me.ki n e a total af 3tl preaent. I Graduate, preae nt _were Aaro_n I Wolfe, Ba!'bara McN 1 ckle, Glon.a -- KNIGHT -- - SURGJRY .H AS - --Ho ""'.ard K m.gh �, Pomeroy Jun lor H lti:h Pnn ci �al, underwent sur�ery for he rn ia �huraday at MelgB General J:1oa11ital.- He . 11 re ported recover me sat11factorlly ONE LOT BETfER I N F ANT DIAPER SETS JIJLY CLEARANCE $2.95 SOCIAL ANNOUNCID An ice cream social apon aored bY the Letart FaIII youth wi· 11 .__ ue h eId i n t•ue Letart FnIIs· c omm un t·1Y H• It S• turday eveni n g a t 6 o'clock. Cake, soup a nd Boft TO APPUR IN COURT Colum­ Homer R. Valentine, bus, wllP appear i n County Court to .anawer c harges of passing on a yellow lin e preferred by the State H�hway Patrol. 39c - 49c BETfER SHORTS NOW 88c s1 .oo All Illfuls C O AT S and Boys Sizes to 20 S U I TS REDUCED ! "Bargains All Otler l'he Store" S E C.K Y'S o,,1-t $3.98 DANC E SEE US TODAY ! EAGLES CLUB VA LLE Y LUM BER and SU PPLY CO. SATURDAY, JULY 9th - 9:30 fit 1 MEMBERS and GUESTS MUSIC BY GEORGE HALL COMBO • 1%3 s. Third Phone WY Z.%709 .lllddlepon The Mt. Moriah Baptist Church will sponsor a ch icken dinn er in the c hurch basemen t Thursday, July 14. The dinner is priced at $1.25 a plate and the public Is invited. School Janitors Are Employed {Contlnllff From P■tt On.) Keefer, Mt. Flo we r; Lucy Smith, Mt Olive; Margaret Crawford and Mrs. Ren11 Williams, Nort h Poi n t Pleasa n t; M111bel i,.: heesebre w a nd Mn. Dorothy Kooken, Ordnance: Bonni e Waldie and Louise Ray­ burn, Pt. Pleasant Jun ior High; Marjorie Riifle 'and Nellie Bennett, Pt. Pleasant Senior Hig h ; Mary Stephen son and Katle Rice, Roose­ velt; Vesta Dunca n and Edith Gil­ llspie, Sunn yside; Mary Louise Weethe e and Thelma Fout, Woods. Bus drivers na med were Andre w Beattie, Adrian L..athey, Burlin Vil­ Jcrs, Charles Steph enson, F.lmer Hill, Everett Keefer, George Kearna, Carry Roactl, Hom er w 1u­ terson, l ·I&rry �l("iller, H oward Wei­ gand, Carl Parsons, Julius M.ath­ eny, Joh nson Scarberry, James Watterson, Jr., Leo Ben sqn, Loui11 Lathcy, Ken neth Fout, Nelson De­ v11ult, William Hatfield, Joseph Smith, Stanley Williamson, Virgil Adkins, Charles McCoy, Oris Bum­ garner, Charles Withee, Rayford Roush, Jay Ston e and Russell Stur­ geo n . EVERYONE* WITH AN OHIO AUTO UCENSE PLA1E '\"'OU MAY WIN A *20,000 DREAM HOUSE IS AUTOMATICALLY IN THE a SOHIO •2so,o oo · $20,000 loward the purchase of any home. The winner will selecl the style, type and builder of lhe home. lo be built on his own lot. Winner posted week of July 10, ·"',Ii, s""-� Ci 0 ;;-�. �-- ·· Warren Keefer was rehi red as school bus supervisor w h ile Aaron Brlght wa s named main te n ance su­ pervisor. Bus mechanics will be Tommy Roach and Leo Benson. Mainte n ance men will be Russell Nowlin and Hugh Barr. LICENSE TO WED , A license to marry was isaued i n Probate court yeaterday to Lar­ ry Welc h, 19, Coolville, now serv­ i ng with the U. S. Marine11, and Marle ne Westfall, 11, of Reed.1w llle. ANSWIRS CALL The Middleport Volu n teer Fire Department an11wered a call at 2:30 _p. m. Thursday to extin guish a small blaze in back of Tony's Carry-Out Store on Mill Street. G L A S S . I. I N E D • A IJ T O M A l l ( . f l H ! R I( ; W A T ER H E A T E R I , 1 0 YEAR W A R R A NT Y NOTHING TO BUY! NOT A CONTEST ! NO REGISTRATION! JUST CHECK FOR YOUR AUTO LICENSE NUMBER A T SOHIO EVERY WEEK! : ONE OF JHESE DREAM GIFTS GIVEN AWAY EACH WEEK ! • NO FUMES • NO FLU! A M.000 COLLIGI SCHOLAISHIPI M,000 10-•d th. tod of a colle'ill education. • MADE IN SMW. SIZES Winner Coll thooMI 11!11)' All fully automatic. Each equipped with 2 loD1-llfo heating element&, heavy• duty snap-action thermo• mt adjuotable from 120' to 180", Jnd all-around Fiber11M lnaulatlon. G■l• vanind tank mod.els avail• able with S and 10-yeu, warrantiea. M All RIP MOUND IHI WOIID POI 1WOI A '9tr11 1111..ll lount arc11111d th• world. You'll •lilt CNat lrltaf.., ,.._, IJGly. Lehonon, ll'ldia, Hang K11nv, Japan and Kowall. A NIW L I ST POS T E D EVEIY S U N DAY I f¥•ry• Chlo auto licen1e number ha1 b..n oiu�maticollJ wnlerwd. Each weel a new lirt ol winning licenlfl "umb.r1 will k pott.cl at alt Sohio 1lotlont- Wlnr,ln" n1>nob,t1 o" •i.ci.d by a11 1/ICI• pend111I d�d'lc<tl D<IJClnization, l111url119 ful, dillrflwtl9n tlvo... ghovt Ohio. Fr.-. 11lfh lftUd bti cla!mod ltodl 1'ffL •oifuu PhoM WY,24036 . PINlwreJ l1e11nd It, .' ' (,7· ,!i l ! l •1�wn,J ' .: 1 1·1L·:) a S�At SOHIO C MAY,..� A N EW 1 8 8 0 C A R EACH WE E K I ... NW lHO niod1la. hlch ..,r■l'• win,_, ..i.ct. .,_ ttlrN dlHer1nt 111colH 11tfer.cl thal wNL nf/ l111r, ,,. PlAfES NOT INClUOH. If ■ny .,1r111lftf covt1"'1ltU1 11�..,.. numW h '9fl1terN ht 1M ••- of Cl a,.,.pony, rllther thon Cll'I i"41¥1MI. S.h� -■ fh1 ritht .. del.rllllnt wllkll drivw cof wch Nl�,ol,lle tltd ,... till rift, AND HEATING, INC. WJ:UIY FlfflD Cl:UISIII 23,foot, lnbocird uul ..r with Y-8, 115 HP •nglne, foldln9 "°9, Iii... p1111p. pertahr. _,dt­ llohl and othtr OCC11u1u!.1o coll1g1 o, wnlffnlty. MO R I THA N 15,0 00 OTH E R F R E E DRE AM GIF TS RA NGI NG I N VA LUE U P TO '1,0 00 OHIO YAWY PLUMBING 232· . ■. �1 .I PRESIDENT RETURNS TO JOB Edith V . Cook has returned to work after a mo nt h's absence due to cracked ribs a nd other injuri es suffered In a fall at hel' home. Buy Nationaline Direct From hctory PricM Save l(oar Sales Slips I eo, BOYS SHORTS REDUCED TO I STOCK FIRM N EW YORK UPI-Stocks were firm an d moderately active at the openi n g today. Church To Spomor Chicken Dinner children Sh irley and Dlvtd 1nd Mr. and Mra Ralph McKenzie (Norrla) Rud, Th e lma fMcDadl!) School dilSI with nin e memben Mr. and Mn. Jobn .lbrr ■pent accomparued by Mr. and Mra . 1John,on} Rauer, and two guesll preaent. Heeae, Dellil the weekend witk Mr. and Mn. Joan (Huddl e1tonJ Wolfe, Audr ey Rev. and Mrs J. H. Elwood Robert Lewis and daug ht e r of / Hayman, }fart, Ana:ie (Couirt) and family or Helle Center were Pomeroy returned after wpendlng Leon.ard Lewis at Canton M n Clyde Crou end dauebter, flou11h, Ruth Ann (Badgley) Hill, holiday gUt:8t5 of fri e nda and at- two weekM in M ieh1g.an. Lyn n of CohunbUJ apent the week Mrs. Emma Queen of Akron ii tended tht holiday cel e bra1100. fluth (Bradford) Frank. end with ber parenll, Mr. and A dinner honormJ.l Mrs Hom er a guest of Mn. Oma Montgomery. They planned for another re• Mrs, Howard Neiller. [ J,1cc11ud held w;is birthday her on ieler, e N George Mrs. and Mr. yore. union in fivt: The Au,dlJary to Racine Post at the J1t('C<1Ud home. Present 002 held their regular meeting were Mr. and Mrs. T. G. llilldore, Tuesday evening. Plans were daughter Donna, Mr. a n d Mra. made to e nter i n the J uly 4th Frane1s Morm, Mrs. Chmline parade An invitatiOJ1 was extetul- Lake. �on Bill. Mr. and Mrs. ed to Ruth An n. Petrel to give her Vern e Webb of Delaware . Mr. report from G1rla St.ate al the Jacc11ud .and thP honoree. Mn. Esta Eaton was hosless at July meeting. Eunie Brinker, pu! \ presid enl, in stalled the follow111g her hume when Class No. 3 met officers: president, Margaret Yusi Mrs. Maude Young lead er of th e first vice preside nt, Martha Lou de votional program opened with Beegle : second vice president, the hymn Jesus i11 Calling. H er Myrtl e Walke r; &ecretary, Gretta topic w.is Children of the Bib l e Simpson : treasurer, Harriet Neig- and scripture readi n g Malt. 19: ler: hi11toria n . Opal Diddl e ; chap- 13-15. The bu11ioe5e wu co n duct. l11in, Ida Howe ll; sgt. al arms ed by Mrll. Laura Bt,U, vice preh'a PURI: LINSHO Oil with Eunie Brinker,· color bearers sident Mrs. Eaton served refreshJi.5% TITANIUM fot Jeannette Lawre nt'f! and Joan menta lo Mrs. Young, Mrs. Ura LASTING WHITfNESS Tuttle. A pa,t pres ident ·s pin Morns , Mr•' Fra nkie Nei,..er, � M n,. l.aur.1 Bell. Mr11. Id11 Howell. wa s presented to Mary Roush. Mrs. Lillian Hayman hel d a Mrs Lina Curti s, Mrs. Edna wiener roast for her Sunday Picke n s and Mrs, Ethel Smilh. --· ·---- - - I • ty N ews Soc1e The Racine High School irad- MONTREAL UPI-The Interna• tioual League today pulled Its Havana franchise out M Cuba to l)rotect lt9 players again.at poeaiblc anti-American violen ce there. Visitors In Pomeroy J .eague President Frank Shauch Mra,. Ethel Morriaon, Salem, ne1$y lold l1nlted Preas Intern■Orego n ; Mrs. Freda Cusato, Eu- tional the league's cluba, which .it ene, Oregon; Mn. Laurita Taff, play in Havana "leel that they Los A n geles, California and Mr . . can't go there again." and Mrs. Elton M lll er. Homer, "Th ey do,n't want to take a Mic higan, spent Tue &day and Wed n es day as guests of Mr. and chimc e on the players cettin& inMrs. Edison Hobstetter and Mrs. j ur ed, " he said. A. P. Miller. Shaughn essy said he was n otilying Hanns. Sugar Kines ownMr s. Murrison an d Mr. Miller are sisters and brother of th e late er Bob Maduro of the decision Judge Albert P. MIiie r and have loday. not visited in Pmn e roy for ov er He said it was not yet certain 40 ye ars . They returned to their to wh1r- h city the franchiae would home s Thursday. be moved . .,!thoug h Jeney City, N. J .• was bei ng ccrnaidered. He said he did not kn ow how soon such a dt'c!sion wou ld be made. "I do n '1 suppose Maduro is 10ing to like ii" Sh1ua: hneuy add­ ed m wlu1l sports circle1 rega rd­ ed as one of the year'a biggest understatements in aports. '•Natur­ ally, we do n 't like it, eit her. We don 't wa n t to leave, but we can't go on there." (Note: See early story on Page f.) One taste will convince you that our foOd is superlative . . . from first course to last! ON ROUTE Franchise Rac·1 ne , ': " ' ' "• r A 3• PIICI MINK WARNOU I Cenillb ., • lon.1k.. fvlf ....... ,,..., _., aink c:Mt, • M'� mp■ doh ...... " d ad� .... �""I �They'll Do It Every Time fHE DAfl Y SENTINEL Golnlilenlftting Editorially Z-Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middle port, 0., July 8, 1960 F · tR Meigs & Mason I c::�cil ;: 23 Coming Ev ents He ld Meeting -------. .1 • Eithe r-Or Thinking • of t his platform proclamation. The party's randidat�s will not be alhe to meet Ohio bal­ lut requirements (which the party calls pro­ hibitive and impossible). Most Amerirans believe su.:::h requirements are blessings Th'::'!y, in the main, prevent the growth of multiple parties and divided re­ sponsibility in government. One has only to review the modern history of French and other frequent ly toppled governments to find comfort in the two•party system. Extremists, like the Socialists, have little chance to make their a11 black or all white k i nd or approach to policy popular so long as our l imited capitalistic system runctions to the envy of the world. And it follows that our main objective as proponents of free enterprise must be to help It work tolerab ly well We can't come upon a more brilliant f'X · ample of "either-or thinking" than found 1 11 a circular letter received today from tile So­ cialist Labor Party, Peter M . Kapilz, Ohiu State secretary. The lel lcr . appropriate[�· car­ rying a red banner stripe across t�e top of the letterhead, was mailed to newspavers to inform Ohioans that Georgia C'ozzini of Mil­ waukee, Socialist Labor Party ca ndirlate for vice president of the United States. is rom­ ing to this state this weekend to launch the p arty's national and state ,:ampaign. The "either-or t h i nking ' ' is found In the letter ' s f'l<.'d ion campaign platform sloga n boldly proclaimed al its end : •·socialism and survival, or, capitalism and catastrophe. '' Ohioans a,nd Meigs countlans won't have to mak e a decision o� ).he questionable logic i ,, ' Did Y�o Know That? BY IL.(Jicfft M. !f.t.llUNI . 7 aym� 'Ronblg�j llnd :Ji'TJp-JfiifltfcfffJfu\h,t1' whom aon, Davld, who were recen t ly In did tht!y meet btn. (tet'lrte and Pad­ Was hingto n D. ( ' . on a short trip, dy Jo Doolittle, \lao • visiting th e got Ungled up in tral'tic as w h o C.tpJto1. doe11n ·1 In that trowdcd <' ity. 11,cy ,...,ihcy a:eellle: � u tlere," th ey _.ere on foot and aiming to cross all ex.cJ1lffled, practically ln one an i nte rsf'ctior1 whrrt' t h e trarnc brea th . UCh1 �M!mef1 to hav(' gone blooey for the moml'n1 . Scvf'ral crossed There's a:ot to be eome olher way ·anyway while M r. K and David of sayin g "It's a small world' ' be• 11till hf>Ritated. cause t h at's become so trite. I was strud; hy t he w.,y the bold­ My own favorite (at preaen1) i11er pedcstrim1s put 11 - said they, "W h at you can't see when you "One thing sure - 1f they hit ui,, <lon't h cve a shot gun!'' we'll go to lhe hospila! and tht"y to l 11eem to be on thii; shotg u n .. binge quite a bit any mor e . Fad 111 jail. Well, tha1'� oni• way to flggn i' I h ardly know on e whe n I .�ee It And I rt•<•kh11 ynu eoul1I send 'em and o n ly ·of rccen t years hav e learn ed to di sti nguis h them from lilif's in eiltwr nm•. riUes ;rnd onc thi n g and anot her. I love lo re ad a stnry beginning There ar1• six H1trold Roush<'& i n 3(eigs f'ounl¥, so Mr. ulltl Mrll. Har­ somet h ing lik e , "Luke took his old Jtoush or rnrtland tnld nw. I trusty shotgun down fom the rac·k askc•d them, "di1ln't lhcir mail get c1nd toolf out duw n L..lllle Turtle all milted up 111 t irne11?" and they Cnick." Sure to be som ething interesting said, "occasiona \ly _ . . Looks to me 1111 lf mail carriers develop. woul<l havf' to df"signote ont• Har­ I caug h t a tiny gllmpe of M. W , old Rous h BN "Do wn by !hf' sc hool House,' perhaps another .. S('concl Essex, former Supt. of Middleport hoUKC lrorn \ht' church" or "over Schuuls, un Art Linkl etter (TV) n ear t he saw mill" anti 110 forth. Tuesday, Martha Hartinger Searls A nd now one of my fovor1tl' '&lied me In a hurry, h aving Ju11l 11torlc11 alo ng th h1 line: An E111o:1illl � d the MeComases. I did n 't ·gel cla1111 here in MHS years a11:o, HM'ff much he said o n ly I'm pretty sure wishing to starl-l e a nd arn u11(' and he was defe ndin g our 11c hools as at the 1ame Ume work in a little agul n�t Russia"s rigid system. i,eography, ask ed "Wh er(' 'll Talia• Mr, Es5cx looked a n d sound e d haMee," that bl'!inJ.? 1111 unlikely a mJghly natural, i>ut I though tnay­ place as �ne eould t hing of. be hi s front h11ir line was receding Gordon Harris, t he lrr('prcsslblc, just a W('e biL . ralsed hi11 h.ind. l wish I could have heard ml)re. "Ml11S M. you know where Chi• Who'd havC' thoui:h that nel11'­ ego l11? Well, it isn't lh�rl'I" hor Ben Philso n waa also a McGuf. Tbla ls known as "hoist on his fe)·, Uarnes History, Haney Grnm­ ,wn petard"-nolhlng else quih, m11r fan? This all ome Olli at t he Librury t ht> ol hrr nil,lhl whe n Genr txpl�lfls It. Anet I've wanlrcl lo UHi' "hnllll on Harris asked us lo find the square J'llll own 1wt11rd '' for 11,i.:es and no roo1 of 777. Ole Bi! nni(' and B.M.H. w hined place tu tmt it . So l111•rt·. into it and aho nuH we l'lme up Refur!h� n,i.:u in lo t he Knn­ wit h ldenlleal a nawr.n, all of the krlg ht1' 1rl 11 lo WaNhington-right routi n e eomlng bnck llke clockev. ,, I l work. Reason Gene asked - said he'd used slide rule for so l o n ,!I: he'd nearly forgotten the harder, old­ tlmey routi ne. G e n e "s degree is i n M e chaoical Engineeri n g (Ohio State ) a nd he is t!mployed at Kaiser's, Jh1venswuod. ldly, I ask ed him what college-I really shoUld hav e remembered111it'I he, "Ohio State , IS th ere any ot her?" This of course was to halt me, but good, 80 I ha11Uly told him Ohio University's locatio n and a few of the other 112 colleges in Ohio. Now the n, Gene ! Any how, Ben n ie an d J got off on a regular bi n 1e of Barnes History and one thing and a n other. Ben. nie said Barnes · was called "trum• pe1 and drum h i11tory." reason he­ Inti: t h at more tha n on e-third of 1he to ken up with the Ci,il •<t:� • · 1 WA11.1N,:; wml '!ME CHIEF MOURNER FOR 11-ta l.OGAL TEAM's. ' LA"IEST DtDOs,,.,, � ANDA Hhf no '!J"!IAPANDJER: A,C. . C D = . • Mlp(, , . t\\\ t,f' <)��\ , �- -- \I • CottagevilW� � fuin ls One Of 29� In West V� .� Tu U. S. Travewrs -CW---,;:-----. wtth -111,'et:eetrlclb-· and , Mr�. Luu1s.t' R. Brotherton of , � �fe ( u1tugfville in Jackson Cou11ty _L, TV. • 1:t b.1, �t"ed �'ear th� Oh io O�f' of 29 farmer s I n We1i1t V1r• IUv'er. , inmfii'a, 'ft9fierltteh, 1idults gin!11 who . are ope n ing their ahl:t eh].l1'"ffi 'ite �lcottle. 1\teekly homes to <'llY-WC' ary travelers for rttl!s 'li°e �e�. a per 10d of restful rela�ation. .1'n!. ill�� .�f th� �rotherton Th�, Brotherton f?rm is located 1nit �ttll!r �ers ' l'i!Wnes lo tour10 miles . wesl of . Ripley on U. S. lsts II 'a · Jolh-t prbmotfon by the 33 and is desrnbcd as an old w,,t YJrclnJa Industrial and Pubfashioned home ow ned by a relir- Uclty Colnffll8iloi, and the De_ p11rtment of Atrieulture. · All 29 (arms are listed i n a new brochure which llsts accom­ modations .gvaiJ'able at each. Th e accommodations rana: e from cot­ tage.s wi_t.h complete facilities for family hvlng,. to farm homes with typical mountain food and tradi• tional hospitality. The bi'ochurc gives detailed i n formation on the farms, tht'ir fa­ cilities and rates, as wel l as a Tll� Alman.n. Furn Vacation lhap. I nterested tourist s can locat e pol n ts of in­ terest nearby. "F'arm vacations are appealing to many fullilits" Do n Cri slip director ol the Publicity Commis­ sion said, "and West Virgi n ia adds to farm vacation enjoyment By Unltod ...... lmriiotlonal with Its beautiful mountain scen ­ Today ls Frldt7 r JtilY B, th e ery and w ell developed system of lilbtb di)' bf !be geir, with 176 commerelal as well 111 pu blic re• · lli�l,, iii 1§60. creation facilities." The moon le full. Copies of th e broc hure may be The mor n ing Gtars are Mars Oblained by wrillng to Farm Va• Jupit er and Satur n . cation, Room 4, State Capi tol The even i nK stars are Jupiter Building, Ch arl eston, W. Va. and Sa turn . On this day I n h istory: In 1796, Secretary of S t ate t he Pickering issued Thomas first passport to an American cill:tien. --- -----------v�. " .,.. _,_ , • Todly July 8 Rock Springs Grange will ,ponsur a buffrt supper F'ru1ay at' the tran�e Hall, bcginmng- at 5:30 p. m. The puDlic is m\' ilrd. July 9 The ''Key to Better Living " 4-1-l group will go to Lake Alrna for a picnic. Thf group will leave at 9 a. m. with their advisor, Mrs. Roland Russell. Jee cream social at the Stilton 'Methodist ctm rch lo�ated on the 1.. n'a cl n e - Bas h an Road. Sponsored by t he �omebui�clers Class . The F t�st Umled �res by term n � h ureh of Sy�acuse _ w1)l ha,•e an ice cream soctal bergmm n g at 6 p. ftl. The y will have all home made ic e cream a.ncl cakes. The ice cream m·ay be pUTchased anytime Salurd,y . Old faabio n ed festival at Bac h• tel EUB Chu,ch near New Haven, 4 p, m. Little Leagu e Bake S1;1le Middleport, • ·a . "\ · at Sport, Ce�ter. July 10 The Young Adult Cl11ss of the He-ath 'Methodist Ch u rch . MiddleP?rl: will have a �wirn P!lrlY an.d picn ic at t h e Muni�lpal Park this Su nday. The mf'8l 1s Pla n ned for 4 p. m. and tho se planning to attend arc asked to con ta<'t Mra. Bernard Fultz so that thf' menu may be arranged. Each one is also asked lo bring their own table S('rvice. At the rPgular meeting of For. est Ho:,c L'oimril No. 285, Tuppers Plaim . presided over by Ula h sw,.n. counc1t ,., r, thft ch a rter was draped for Elma Dyt who w as kill· h t n:iem(.'d Ul an auto i.cddent. �•g bers of her rlilmil;y �were prese nt for the cert:mOfl}' 11nd approximately thirty cou ncll merrili'Ms attend­ ed the funeral rites and conducted services and were in CWiirge of the flowers . Mrs. Dye was a Past coun­ cilor a nd had l!erve\'.I the Council a s treasurer for m-.tty yl!,ars. Nita Co.l e was teported ill and Dorothy Durst was reported still quite ii! ln the, hospltal. Off ice!'s will be i nsta1led at the I next meeting and are requested to wear whlte · -- -- - I ·. ee1u1g ..:_ ChUrCh M Heid R..-tly • _ �'VH I I Rev. Raymond Konkright an­ noum•es Offo::illl Board will mPet at churrh a t 7:30 r. m. All 1 n1stces, s1Pwarcls, presidr.nts of church gronps . arnl chairmf'n of eommis­ sion:. Dre ('>;peeled to attend. July 1 1 The Women's Sodety of Christ­ ian Ser\'k<' of Hcalh Methodls1 Church will have its an n ual picnic Now 1 h nt's exact ly one reason 1 on the parsonag e lawn in Middle­ CIIAIILESTON _ Automobile ! port al 6 :30 p. m. The hC'verage loved . it so. And too� at th e way 1 visitors to West Virgi n ia 11r beln e a the Civil War 1tay11 with u s- bnok gr l'elrd by colorf ul, a n d meat will he furnished wi1h eye-c.atchhtJ . after book after book aboul it- billbo11rds at se veral entranc each membPr to bri n g her own ta­ es to i>lt> service and a favorite dish. "Grant Moves �ut�;" ''A Still nesH the stat!:!, 11ecording to the IndusJuty 12 at App�matox, Farewe ll . 'My trial and Publicity Cnmmisaion . Gener al, _ and I,m just now readClllss o f !he Brar!• at Gamden Clark Hospital. TPenag(' The Don Crislip director of the ram­ Ing "A Distant Trumpet " hy Paul mission, h u � annou 11ced ford Chur..:h of Christ will meet at Mrs. Betty Hall has returned to th at -•five �org� n , P�l Clvll War 11nd so fas- West Virgi n outdoo the home of Roberta Hoover at her employment after enjoying a ia r adverilsi n g 7:30 P. m. cmatmi • I ve atrunti: it ov er past Hrms and on e from Cumberland two weeks vacation. Julv 13 4 or 5 day■ (It's 829 ps ges • I SO M aryland who does buslne Mr. and Mrs; Elmer Schretber 11s in th� . The Past Council ors of Chester Clairton , Pa., visited his 11.ster, hate to have it end. stale, have donated board-.,, lilt n o Council Daughters of America will Mrs. Clyde Lawrence and atte nd­ I'm juat In receipt of a nice l et- cost, for the thrC"!e summerP,onlhs. meet at the home -of M rs. Oscar ed t h e fun eral of his uncle, Milo pv�ded ;i Commission plihlicily The ler from Mra. Ll1le Weaver here Wrh('r. A misecllarn•ous shower Stewart. i n town, a former Marietta resi- the posters u Lhe latest bf, their honorin g Dolores Kraeuter, whose Mr. an d Mrs. Paul Chevalier de n t and she encloses a most i n- promotion acliviti es. � marriagp will be an event of AuIn 1822, En glish poet Percy from h ave returned d U_ ti gust, wil l be held. in t 1 Bysshe Shelly drowned In Italy ��ori��� d ����� �:ue:f�� 0�0f fa�{=it-•�Jp, �:aae� wh en t he boat he was sailing cap· . Mr. al')d Mn. Mljford Luc e are ·· by a local man, S. D · "' 1· A ' reu n ion o· 1 th e Cul ' ' Idrcn of "Wei com� . .": "scen ic Wo�land.'' sized in a squall. spellding a few dayl In 'Cleveland. Al l sorta of l n tereatln I n 18J!5, the Liberty BC!II In In­ t he late George EllloH of New They are located near White Sul MI'S. James Caruthers and among them a areal deal on l e phur SprrlQ:s, Martinsburg, Key s er, depe nde nce Hall cracked as it was Have n . W. Va., was held Su n day are visiting her parents daughter "Delta Queen" whoae whole his- Morgantow n, W hcolin g, H unting­ being rung dud n g the funeral of at th e home or Mr. and M rs . Marvi n Marks. Mrs. and Mr. tory he has at hl1 flnKer tips. The ton and the Bluefie ld . Ptinceton Jo h n M ars hall, ( hief justice or th e Jerry Hill in Letart Falls. ' a nd Lewis Cou rt spent Sanford 1 T TH SM "Queen" is to be bert hed perma n - area. , , V IOLE U. S. Supreme Court. A((endtn• . " were Mr. and Mrs. , M r. an ently lit "N. Awlee ns' (Orleans) d M rs. A UStm_ Fisher an d the weekend w ith their m other, Cri slip, in comm enti ng on , the In 1839, Jo hn D. Rockefeller was Howard Jo h n son, Dorothy ' :ind G.a (e! Mr s . Edna Holsinger were Nelli e Coo:art and Helen Bowman. now as a river mu seum. free space m11de avaih1blc to , his born in Richford, N. Y . Hetty; Mr. a nd Mrs. lloscoe ElLlyn Yates has been visiting In 1 896, William Jennings Bry­ lio!l, Bt'cky a nd Jimmy,. all of visiting Mr. a nd Mr s. Dave Yat es her gra n dparen ts, Mr. and Mrs. agency said, "We are pleased Wit h LOOKING AROUND - Fern the receptio n and cooperation that an pleading for his silver mone ;y Clark s burg, W. Va.; Mr. and recently. Mrs. Torn Jones, Mrs. Howard David Yates. Bradbury and 1 consoling (or try­ we received from the OU!door ad­ pollt·y, made his famou s "cross Mrs. T. E. Reynolds and Tommy; Mr. and Mrs. Junior Hauber I u hes , M rs Clyde Lawre n ce ing; to) each other on woes of non­ vertising tirms. Tht'y are as anx• of gold" spee<'h. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Jacobs, � � . , · . n d famil;y were visitin,1 Mr. and a r: •usar, non-calorie, no n -anyt h ing Jous to promote W('Jlt Virgi n ia as Beverly and Sheldon, Marme t, O.; visited their a�nt, Effie Ger i a n Mrs. Fred , Larkins recently. l dlels - thl■ up at the store w here anyone." at ital Hol er day. Hosp Satur z Thought for today: t:ngllsh poet Mr. and Mrs. Merril l Tetino of f Rairden Sammie Mrs. and Mr. others similarly stumped and plod Mr. a o d Mrs. Charles Riggs, Perey Byss he S helly sald I n II di'!• Colum bus, O.; Mr. and Mrs. cel ebrated t h eir 46th w edding wearily about - -Into the Shoe T he following firms <'Ooperated tense of poetry. "Poetry.,ls the C harlea Elliot!, Janice and Ste ve M�. a n d. llrs. Wade !-eonard, Ray a n nivers:uy recently. Box and they asking me how I with the Commission throl\lb! the record or the bi!st and happiest Rand, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Mar- � iggs a n d son David were callBeu Webster ce leb rated her R liked the clock - "What Clock?" donation of board space: Kiiti'Wha, moments of t he happiest a nd beat ion Dingey, Roger. of New Haven m.g on ev. and Mrs. Kenne lh birt hday recently. Friends from I !ez I - "Why, up at the bank.''­ Adertlsing . 4.:harlcston; Smolatj -,.d­ mlnd!!." Mr. and Mrs. D11vid Hlll and Riggs m•er the �ee kend. Keno Mr. ;md Mrs. Thur man J Fred e1!1, h t e St 8111 Mrs. and Mr. Hu n tington; S Hmtord So I i:o back out, squ nch up my vertisl n !!:, Perry, Racine; James, George Coleman spent Mo�day wit h Mr. Babcock and Florence Umberger , , eye, end bend over and there she Signs, Bluefield; O h io Advt¢tlilng I and Clarence Hill, Letart. 111 on her . ia - Only YoU can't aee lt soinll'. Wh eelins; AlleR heny Adveo'tl,irlg, and Mrs. Garth Smith and Ken n y. c led and Mrs. Tom Ji>t\es,. Mr. Mr. nort h for the new marquee - Terra Alta; a nd Lit:ze n burg and Harry Swan was visiting Mrs. n H Mrs. HOWard' Hughea, Col• \ a Well, 'tla a beauty but when I Hunt, Cumberland, Effie Torrence and Miss Linnie s umbus, have been visiting Mr. and S wa n recently. looked 'twaa 87 o'clock as I 11:ted S \ . . Clyde Lawrenc•Mrs al the barometer, _ alto a king 11b:e Mr. and Mrs. George Sellars, By Mn. Am1ll1 Walk., . ana?' g M Mr. 8nd Mrs. Starlin one - Why couldn't we h ave a Canton , are s pending their vaca'Mr. a n d Mn. William Nea1e of 00 ICDJC 2. Atheim, • 11, Qod ot r called on Mr. a nd Mrs. Oacar I sidew alk cafl'! ihere under that tion at the ir cabin h ere. T Middletown and Mr. and Mrs. kos -, wnr :ftock■ , 2, F'l:1hl111' Babco rk Wedneaday eveni ng. lovely marquee, a, ln Paria, France M r. an d M rs. Dorse I Lar k ins, 22, Domelll• ' arounda o.tr coo W Ise, Middleport, viaited at rortde11 Mrs . Ha nit Holler, Mrs, Joe Bia- 1 •'-''·"-'11 -And won't you Join me in a lflm• Mr. and Mrs. Charles Larkins and S. Copy cato Orkney th e hom e o! Mr:s. John Baily and . family were visiting Mr. 11iid sell on sour - Martha Chambers and f am,·1 ie s, M rs. Ethel Larkins, Mr. 4. Tuft on 23. Rua.Ian ltl11nd1 family Satunlay evening. ew S unday School held Fairvi The J� Bissell and lamib, :Mrs. and river horae'■ leg BMR hang over her lovely red rose tJ, Revolved Gary Walker of Racin e visited I ts annual picnic at lhe Rock and Mrs, Ross Moll ohan and M n W V W dn sd Gaze �. Com­ 23. , 8. Lenthor here out front - "Go, lo\'ely rose, ·Mr: · •Br u�e 'Sur�·g and '.".fr. an d Mrs. Lewis Walker Thurs- Springa hirfrOunda, Sunday. The f,m ily cnjoyed a pic n ic at the � �� nd 6. Bul let · manded flHk tell her that w11tea my time and La ke 5 und ay. day. day wa1 ■pent socially, singing aoun ct COLUMBUS UPI-Rep. Marti n 10. Weary Fron­ Mrs. Treillie &teth em and Patty family, Ga1Jipotls, Mr. and Mn. me'" - reeo1nJze Tennyaon? -but Mr. and Mr■, Carl Baer and hymns and playing bait w f. i'orce · tleni­ 11. 8wtft: Mrs, Ruby Brewer w ere at· Col- nanny Bro n and family, Mr. I better loot It up at t hat- some­ W, Felgert (D-Van Wert) W ednH­ daughters ret urned to Colu ni bui Attendi penwere LetUe Mr:s. ng S avld Srt'lith and family D' Mh. and man'■ onward 1:l, Corner . body will write me or phone mo day told the Public Ulilitlea Com­ after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Willard cer, ...°:ew Mr. and Mrs. nona Parsons, umbus Wednesday. • d Run • �1 at For-.e d , I, Trafn.lgar ■hoe■ l'fflfrfa1'•. Aat111• · 1,. O,,ndlenut :: d hi• of lldcnts , re. \ miaslon I � t M! and M rs. Lloyd McPeek , otherwise i:Ure II you're a foot Faudree and other rel1tives. :. M,, and Mra. Arnold Anderson, e n IT. Bmootlth,ro tfo• .._ y l' oppo1od any rate ll'lcreaae�� bl&h. Mrs. Mabel Britton of Marion ar• eu le Sla ll!lhter, Ruth Wolfe, Mrs. of DII11ev 111e ,were visiting Mr. 11. FDR'1 do., Carl Chevalier .and Charles 11. 81,re.t. od U. Haula4 General Tel eph one Co. u 'es• · t rived Wednesday to 1pend a week B Kenneth Wolfe, Mr. and Mn. Bob and Mrs. Charles Hen sley Satur- k I Y we�e at dambr1'dge :re13. Splrlt 28. Ventttate 80. Man French. day. The Boy Scout. are oing to set up cou n ty wide toll: free dial with Mr. and .Mr■• Robert Lauder- Rhodes, lamp U. 1At.n1ftl' J•landll J9, Oburcb. Mn. Bob Law,on, K aren e:;�� J ■ervke. 1 Larkins Raymond Mu. and Mr. Mlehle:an on July 22. In t�eir new milt . e ere , ;18. ilklll 1 officer 28. CaU�r 1lt1 Tower 1 and Mike RhodeB, Clarence end Ro• Rod.!;,. "ey · ahd Elmo . Pi� Fela: ert was opening W'i,tneH P.1 w ly purc h11ed •econd hand bu■. Janand daughters of Kane as are via,. Mia, Raebel Rou•h of Columbo, },. 18, Man•• X-. Ahead ao. Oriental ST. Ancrlent t.e.Jt Lll O -, !l -rd rt Donow · ... m. .,.,., ,. on, 1 1 o 1 w lth ting v111 e I sv Onl\e � \. at M 1 t Mi' r e h d e resum hearin11 e eI end Gene Ha.. "' and J think -'• nickname nurn ::ao. l'haN 40. Before 'f spent the week end with her par- h ue, Doroth y, EYelyn and Edward 1 U ng his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Rqdney Pier,ce and aon who o'r' i . Scoutmaster Bob Mills and family company s application r l ents, Mr. a nd Mrs. Kerna Roush. !I�. Game ftlh Lawson, Denny and ,Pe'nny Wolfe, Fre d Larkins. Mrs. Larkins wilJ arc employed there. w lll li!O alone. Plana are slulinlil, per cent rate Incre ase to 114. Noah'• Mr. and Mn. Wendel Frecker of Rl'!v. and Mrs. Ernest Thomas, Mr. J ene for Germany July 1 8th for 1 M . onn ve11el Expectatlone ate hi Ch. KJds are 000 customC!rs ln 70 oou,tl • �•cine vlalted Mr. and Mrs. George and Mn. Rampton Burnt, Sue, 01_ a two mont h visit w ith her par- we�!· vi::ng ;: th!� h ��e h•�� tryin g to mike m dbey right and . H e presented the PUC wl . !II. e1mpleton Baer and aon and Mn. Ann■ Freck- vid and dilly Donohue, Janet, Ray- ent!il . over the weelcod. :te. Liquid Mr, and Mr11. Norma n W eber left and the mothen are hnina: tltion!il signed by hundret1 a O real- er and Mr. and Mr1. Charle• Baer mond Ind llonild Thomas, Carol dents th rt W e ty of I Van Cou tneuur, t Park Camden at e r e w sons d n a candy ole1 and I don't know w hat ,i Saturd ay evenin,. Burns, Victor "swain, Kenneth Monday. ; 18. 8panlat, At Camp Attenoanta all. So c11t your dime■ and quar- eomm�nltles or Scott, Ohio CltJ , Mrs. Edith Si■l!IGn and sons of •Rhode1. 1 Wll hire and Wren. The s a:nere e v. an� , �n. Kenneth R !l Junior group HAVEN-A NEM Rina ten their way all you can-who t eo Pomeroy, Mr. and ,l(n, lla rold H oJ• . G rge, Joyce, Roger ind Jean 11, Arpnt \'1s1t mg Mrs. Virginia or boya and '1Jrl1 :from the EUS knowa you may be the nest arth, protestec1 i he In crease tn t�eJr ter and children of Long Bottom Panone, Gerald Wella, Mr. and were (e.bbr.> riUe lady ■ome ea1er Scout will 1 bllhi because the company had and Mn. Amanda. Bier visited Sun• Mrs. Ronald Rhode., Mr. and idrs. , Hug�es _ and Mrs. Opal Mink at chllrch attended Camp Ev•Un• II. Conceal Breth Ac:rea et Buckhannon this lua acroaa thie 1treet whether yo"- no1 Installed direct dialin g ln all cby with l(r. and Mra. Hanson Jack Wolfe, Mn. Ruuell Roush, Galhpolu1 rece ntly. Type county euhangts. a nd Leone Babcock p111t week. They were Sonnie r We . bleas '<J m . Vera or Intended a:o to not Holier. � . f o & Careha Rhode , Sandy Wol e, R meuUN he Oth er n bt Bob and Gene Mr. and Mn. Roy Curtis ot be�. Nancy, Sharon, Cindy and were shoppm g in Parkersburg Clark, Sherry Fle!iher. Peay and 8'. Ukel\ "Th�lr wall phone• are ln adeli 'J' Bum111rner, Sandra Sue Ann i nd a few younr ildea-de-c1mp quatt'! and their ratei are h ' h " Pomeroy Vl1lted Mr. and Mrs. Lew- .David Rollllh, Mr. and Mn. Herbert l'rlday. ,T, Anolenl Those gatb erin� at the ·home or , Greer, Merry AUN Bost, Pbyllls were 1ltt1nc in tb11 bue •• 'We we nt Felee�t ara:ued. ''These pe le l.1 Wallt: er a Aftble.n Roush Roger WKlte, Carrbll Roush, , Tueid y. � by;, . m1uur, Luria Walker who la ill la bn- Mr. and Mn. Elmet Picltena, Dol'o- Mr. an d Mrs. �1nds1y Lyons o� , Go.odnlta, Johnny Bost, · M ike don't like paylni for llOffltl tb TII B!onday honorin&: Mrs. Lyon• Layn e and Earl Gibson. - We have yte wl�owa down so they doni hive and don't know provln1, 19, Slow moftt thy, Eddie and Evelyn Lawson, Bilou can w th l11! ney n,'' -n Mr. and Mn, muaene Deaver Ind ly, Bobl,y, Nancy and Stevie Pick- birthday were Mr. and Mrs. 1 19. ltrekh out l Y'D'11' mo rv y whether they ,re goihi to get un , T _,.,. l:IW,&, 11111� nc , and es MHsar, Mr. Charl Mn. they eohflded. •t. Olherw!Je . 1 on • of rt her vl1ited Columbo ens· William Harrison of oear Day a Ro� Starling Massar, Mr. and Mr�. DEVOTED 1'0 ••· ffene• ister t and Mr. famll)', and Mrs. m• m . ton a 1pokearn11.n for a lNtlllES'l1, e 011' and Mrs. a, l<ot llvlnS A:REA civic grou� presented a �- Mark Evans t,nd DeDl\18, Saturday. and daua:hter, Sandy, left Wednet• Osc�r Baboock, Mr. ber ...itiha,, 11:lctNn.' I. ... Ullt'fffllly h 's vacation in Colo- Ma non Riggs a n d Mrs. Ula h Swan mont a for day and Mr. Honchel Jay and Mr1. 111yc ft......1...-.i...J of sl2nlture■ oi people opposing Mr. 11nd Mrs. Sammie Ralrden Publ� 'tM ,11:'Jl'IRIOD- • the rite lncrea■e bec.aun the, dl4 d1 u.&b.ten, Und1 tnd Susie, Mrs. r1do. ClllinJ o n e·ess We bster re- (f.'� simdat ti)' 1be •ere Faudtee rd Wlll■ 1nd Kn. Mr. 1nc and Debbte, S1pp s v 11. d1u1hter, 1 1'\' v a not t<ill-rree lce have er wltb ' ' l. lhtr-• cently, Mr. visited Baer and Amanda s. r i\f, Erma 'fhc,ma Mn. and Rou1b b a no .. hJ Ul.l\hll CoDrpanJ Dayton hfr. and Mt's. _Dotsd Larkins. I dlaoii st., p-,:,1tl'OJ', Qb{o. Ro�h apenl the week end at their ind Mn. l.eWl11 'W1lbi' Monday a Mr . Ethel Larkins attend ed the atu orfiee p ohe WY2-21S, efflllni. h¥me bel't. wodl ORYPTOQUo'rE I 1 1 1 , Gary WIU:er dt Raclne l1 vl1itlng ' Mra, Ma'bt,t ltrttton. M:ra. Hen� bean dinner al Chesh ire Monday. •I office ohbone WY2-�1&'1.' edit• HOSPITAL HOLIIR ' . , A X l' D l. a .& ..t. X Helen _Coleman. Re�.s�lll e, Ncltri•red .. 9'C!Ohr:1 tl•a mtllllll Admitted July 8: Mn. How'lrd llrlr. and Mrl, Lewta Brown of 1tock Sprouse ind dauahter, Bt;:tty, and COL�US 11'.J-The Public Ill L O 'N O l' ll: L ' Mrs. 'Ul llim Napper •nd Mr:s. Rit !on Archer were . v111 tmg Mr. 1 natter 11 I.be poet otfiee at � ' 'L O W UUIIUea Comrp,talon · Wednnd17 C. Birchfield, Rutland. Spring. j Dnt tstttir llmply .ian• ror another. 1n 'tt,;11 1amp1e A. Ill Dlsmlsaed July 8; Cilek Wood- · Mr. and Ml"I. Hamid Rttn\ach er tiett !-.udetmilt vi,lte«! )Cr, and •�d Mrs. , Gart h Smith and enJoy- I1 l'fav , O�fo. · , . ordered the ff!IW York Cenir1l for tht ffi'NI L'11 X tor the two 0'1, .to. Bln&1• kllera. apa91i eel a chicken dinner. Ralll'OI� to lndall Anher ll1 h te anl, Geor1e Even,, John lloPt- · ind IP"•ndton Of W11hJniton C, H. Mrl. Lewii Wilier, Suntlay. Nitl onfll advertldni NDtNOU lllatr. / t,ophff, tho l1nstJ, and lonnattoa !JI tho 'wordl 'IUI Mr. and Mrs. Bobble Smlt.h a n d !;Ive; &ttin'e£'-lt!r-"!M1l, Ii!. N Mr. il'td · ,M:i■. bonirld Ye1uger at I� North ll'IPlt SlrMt ero,tlnc 1omery, Miry AUce Nea11e1 Chai, 9nd Mrs. Mlhnle ' Hatklen of NeW Ji:ach day the code letter, lite t'lilft'tin.t. Qu: at�l- Ave•• N1.w York .' en, In lllq1�lt1 , Jetref'I., Di•nt Lew:l:1, Mn. Elill ·· PIYm outh visited Mr. and Mrii. �nd d■uilitu of M�Qdle)d ind Mr daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gene The PUC entjred the matter on Grover, Mn. Edward Bentinl!l, Mn Lewis Walker TUesd1y. MN. Hark- and Mra. Gene Yhiiijr art 9pe,nd- Smith ind daughter, Chillicothe, ,� V11r\. A 0rn...... 11f lllll• ,_ Subterl� oa rli�: l9g the week l.;,d wlill their pat- were visiting thl'!ir sister Mr. and the eomplalftt of , Ch1rlel '.l\llh Nardle Crowder. Mrs. Ad■ Bosl.ic, lJu rem1lned for III week's vl1it. Ne Haroht s. r M an lWl w andy. Ye1uger. �lfrff S d 'Mn., and eni,. n llr. 1 a Mit. Joait''Ph Flelds and f.trt1t!r vibe!'! 'lvli.Hfble• .� �1 who uJd • tM ,efCN!llns wu . diln• Maurlsb1 Ann Dunt, Denni.a 111 By BK VWI Mr and Mrs. Buford Bh1ke an d I Wf �:I; vne Yl!ar ht 1� tli Dr. 'ind Mi'i. ,J. I. �•nbatl and let'Q)II �- th railroad al• , Aull, Alan Lee Underwood, Ste- ramll)' left Sttutda)i rdr a vacal> W W Q 1 W V P T s x 1 · q w .B 2 . . ,, .. let ,11.• Nnilly Who •ete vi11Ulni Mn. daughter, Mrs. Mary Offutt wen Mit �I y � tA!Jel owed � (!Jr■ tq atand n!U' phen GrHt, Bonnie ltbode,, Shar• , Uon trip to fort WOrtb, Tena. visltl � ·· ·' 1-.: Sunday.,,.. liere retatlve• ftg a or ·r Tuesdiy: left Bally John ,ed ·w, lJUh"n of Walker Vtfi:D Carder, 1 he P")IIJ111 and ' bloct motari1ta' on Evans, Mn. Clifford. 1 G X " - T ,, • .,.,,,. ,, . BD• , 1 _....,. Mr�. 'Edith Si!ISOD and sons, Jira }tM y Irvin Bets. Mn. Ndmubr Humph- Plli, • Pifenta, 'Mr. and 111'1. ' l.ewiil Uitle Wiliela lfaei:tlift !§J�ltfeo, W. . v ifll 1 lpii llolter ....., ,11111h1 •Mrs:- 'iKl . · ,• 1 • c.., w,1,er SUntl_l)', _. 110'1:111NO r.mBll� I •Id tho ......,,,,, """ Jame, CllnPbeli Kn, , ...,.•�· " m lii>,mo lo Olva .loon Holler 'rto«/nt1y. WOl!ld • ·111.l'IO Merrill, .IIVlffit ,Stapleton, Jira. • .sa, 111\11 Kn. :J!';ibi,Ulld G-. turn bore :Ill! i llrt, Mar7 Evan, b I patient -l!i<, D,10; •lll4 lennolll ond f...U, · lll4 lln.· jJlclt Cdrli. Loull'lllle, Jl', '1, ., ' ,'w d ) , ' :r w• �tJ�.r !:�· .... Colorful New Billboards Greet Tourists 'l'OD.\Y .4Nb \tSTtRYEAR 0 Elliott Reunion Held At Hill IUJMe s00 ay ���d� Long Bott,om .. ' Social Items Forest Run CROSSWORD ocia, Events Opposition To Phone Increase Is Registered :,e. -. _______ AnnuaI ' unday Sch l p• IIeId R-tIy n. "''' aa. ��2l · " ,. hr+--f;f' fYr"t"-t-ir-t-i:>:mir 1, ) -=., I ......... DAil:.'r -a ltt Hen'• how to ■ -0 -a UfUcreu To Install Fl88het ligh't p 'tJ'\t 'i � II ) W Q 'lt l t l II u �-., -,.,llil..,..__ • .'� .�1"-· ...· ·ll,·-··�.; ro ·w :41.� . _ , --'11■--- ·���'<ir·lil-� ft-:a•y aoo ·alflli.tlllJoff °-'"' · I .Allof " a. .lettf� ta: Att· c. ObJo ■ ._...,_��'WIii � •llefore- lil!!t\a · 11,nson• I ' BR: �'t.tiie ' • •:i!r.llt iiii/i,lllt , ;· . ._• ,• . -UJ. G · l kN eel -- -- - ·-· - - - DIN E O UT! With The Finest Foods The Fellowship meeilng or the churches Of the Ree(!Svllle Metho­ dist Charge was h e!� , at t he Long Bottom chuNh with 43 pe rso ns at­ te nding. Free land Norris presided and Anna King was pianist. Group sin gi n g ope ned the meet­ ing. Scripture was read by H. A. Hensley and pr11yer was offered by '.".frs. Ben edum. A quartet sang sev­ eral numbers and readings were presented . The obj ect lesson was given Qy Mr. Norri�The same officers were re-elect. ed for t he comi ng year. It w as vot­ ed to continue the meetings d uring the summer mo nths with th e July meeti n g sc heduled for the TUppers Plains C h urch. Ada Bissell and Tress ie Swai n will be in charge of the program for this meeting 11nd Jack Weat herma n. Freeland Nor­ ris and Charles Hensley t he re­ fre!ihme n ts. Several contests and quizzes wert condurted a n d refreshments were served by the quartet. I 1960----3 SPENCER ro HOLd BIU 'WUlZl QWij Y The Rev. Gilbert Sp e ncer will Assistant At C. H. I be brJnti: i n 1 th e message$ at the Len Gwiadowsky, gradu.ite ( with Fairview Church, Jul;y 10 and ho n ors ) O! Rio Grand e College i n 17 wh ile the pastor Re v Ernest Ju n e, has be en named an as11 is- Thomu ill holding a series u f tent football coach by the Wash - reviv1l meetings 11t Poin t Rock. Everybody is we lcome to attend ington C. H . tloard of education. servic ea. these e th Gwiazdowsky i s married to form er Rae Ann M i l l!!, daui;: hter -----o r Mr. and Mrs . Russe l l M i l l s, N . Trav elen Wer e Second-av, Middleport. We Serve You Right At Long B6toom I Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepo rt, 0,, July 8, At Surprisingly Low Prices! I I puII ed Out From Cuba MARTI N RESTAU RANT IN MIDDLEPORT \ 7 - JULY CLEARANCE REG. $2,95 ONE RACK OF Plays u its & Dresses Assorted Sizes and Colors J ULY CLEARAN CE $1.98 ONE LOT OF GI RLS PAJAMAS WAS $1 .98 WAS $2.95 NOW $1 .59 NOW $2.59 ONE LOT OF GI RLS GOWNS - SIZES 4 TO 16 JULY CLEARANCE ONE LOT OF SI Z ES TO 1 2 - PLAYSU ITS - - 88, CHECK OUR BARGAIN TABLE YOUR CHOICE , , , , , , , , , ALL BATH I NG SUITS FOR INFANTS, GIRLS, and LADIES REDUCED ALL BOY'S and MEN'S Swim Trunks Reduced ONE LOT QF PEDAL PUSHERS . PLAYSUITS S�s 4 to 6X JULY CLEARANCE 79,- ONE WT BOYS SPORT SHORTS Sizes to 18 JULY CLEARANCE · $1.00 CHECK Ollll BARGAIN T4BLE YOUR CHOICE . . . . . , . . . All Girls & Subteens COATS SHORT I ES Reduced ! I uation claa, of 19.M held th eir ten year reu n ion Sunday, July 3 grade achool at the Portland bulldinc. Ten of the twenty-a.even who rradlllted were present and their flmlliea, me.ki n e a total af 3tl preaent. I Graduate, preae nt _were Aaro_n I Wolfe, Ba!'bara McN 1 ckle, Glon.a -- KNIGHT -- - SURGJRY .H AS - --Ho ""'.ard K m.gh �, Pomeroy Jun lor H lti:h Pnn ci �al, underwent sur�ery for he rn ia �huraday at MelgB General J:1oa11ital.- He . 11 re ported recover me sat11factorlly ONE LOT BETfER I N F ANT DIAPER SETS JIJLY CLEARANCE $2.95 SOCIAL ANNOUNCID An ice cream social apon aored bY the Letart FaIII youth wi· 11 .__ ue h eId i n t•ue Letart FnIIs· c omm un t·1Y H• It S• turday eveni n g a t 6 o'clock. Cake, soup a nd Boft TO APPUR IN COURT Colum­ Homer R. Valentine, bus, wllP appear i n County Court to .anawer c harges of passing on a yellow lin e preferred by the State H�hway Patrol. 39c - 49c BETfER SHORTS NOW 88c s1 .oo All Illfuls C O AT S and Boys Sizes to 20 S U I TS REDUCED ! "Bargains All Otler l'he Store" S E C.K Y'S o,,1-t $3.98 DANC E SEE US TODAY ! EAGLES CLUB VA LLE Y LUM BER and SU PPLY CO. SATURDAY, JULY 9th - 9:30 fit 1 MEMBERS and GUESTS MUSIC BY GEORGE HALL COMBO • 1%3 s. Third Phone WY Z.%709 .lllddlepon The Mt. Moriah Baptist Church will sponsor a ch icken dinn er in the c hurch basemen t Thursday, July 14. The dinner is priced at $1.25 a plate and the public Is invited. School Janitors Are Employed {Contlnllff From P■tt On.) Keefer, Mt. Flo we r; Lucy Smith, Mt Olive; Margaret Crawford and Mrs. Ren11 Williams, Nort h Poi n t Pleasa n t; M111bel i,.: heesebre w a nd Mn. Dorothy Kooken, Ordnance: Bonni e Waldie and Louise Ray­ burn, Pt. Pleasant Jun ior High; Marjorie Riifle 'and Nellie Bennett, Pt. Pleasant Senior Hig h ; Mary Stephen son and Katle Rice, Roose­ velt; Vesta Dunca n and Edith Gil­ llspie, Sunn yside; Mary Louise Weethe e and Thelma Fout, Woods. Bus drivers na med were Andre w Beattie, Adrian L..athey, Burlin Vil­ Jcrs, Charles Steph enson, F.lmer Hill, Everett Keefer, George Kearna, Carry Roactl, Hom er w 1u­ terson, l ·I&rry �l("iller, H oward Wei­ gand, Carl Parsons, Julius M.ath­ eny, Joh nson Scarberry, James Watterson, Jr., Leo Ben sqn, Loui11 Lathcy, Ken neth Fout, Nelson De­ v11ult, William Hatfield, Joseph Smith, Stanley Williamson, Virgil Adkins, Charles McCoy, Oris Bum­ garner, Charles Withee, Rayford Roush, Jay Ston e and Russell Stur­ geo n . EVERYONE* WITH AN OHIO AUTO UCENSE PLA1E '\"'OU MAY WIN A *20,000 DREAM HOUSE IS AUTOMATICALLY IN THE a SOHIO •2so,o oo · $20,000 loward the purchase of any home. The winner will selecl the style, type and builder of lhe home. lo be built on his own lot. Winner posted week of July 10, ·"',Ii, s""-� Ci 0 ;;-�. �-- ·· Warren Keefer was rehi red as school bus supervisor w h ile Aaron Brlght wa s named main te n ance su­ pervisor. Bus mechanics will be Tommy Roach and Leo Benson. Mainte n ance men will be Russell Nowlin and Hugh Barr. LICENSE TO WED , A license to marry was isaued i n Probate court yeaterday to Lar­ ry Welc h, 19, Coolville, now serv­ i ng with the U. S. Marine11, and Marle ne Westfall, 11, of Reed.1w llle. ANSWIRS CALL The Middleport Volu n teer Fire Department an11wered a call at 2:30 _p. m. Thursday to extin guish a small blaze in back of Tony's Carry-Out Store on Mill Street. G L A S S . I. I N E D • A IJ T O M A l l ( . f l H ! R I( ; W A T ER H E A T E R I , 1 0 YEAR W A R R A NT Y NOTHING TO BUY! NOT A CONTEST ! NO REGISTRATION! JUST CHECK FOR YOUR AUTO LICENSE NUMBER A T SOHIO EVERY WEEK! : ONE OF JHESE DREAM GIFTS GIVEN AWAY EACH WEEK ! • NO FUMES • NO FLU! A M.000 COLLIGI SCHOLAISHIPI M,000 10-•d th. tod of a colle'ill education. • MADE IN SMW. SIZES Winner Coll thooMI 11!11)' All fully automatic. Each equipped with 2 loD1-llfo heating element&, heavy• duty snap-action thermo• mt adjuotable from 120' to 180", Jnd all-around Fiber11M lnaulatlon. G■l• vanind tank mod.els avail• able with S and 10-yeu, warrantiea. M All RIP MOUND IHI WOIID POI 1WOI A '9tr11 1111..ll lount arc11111d th• world. You'll •lilt CNat lrltaf.., ,.._, IJGly. Lehonon, ll'ldia, Hang K11nv, Japan and Kowall. A NIW L I ST POS T E D EVEIY S U N DAY I f¥•ry• Chlo auto licen1e number ha1 b..n oiu�maticollJ wnlerwd. Each weel a new lirt ol winning licenlfl "umb.r1 will k pott.cl at alt Sohio 1lotlont- Wlnr,ln" n1>nob,t1 o" •i.ci.d by a11 1/ICI• pend111I d�d'lc<tl D<IJClnization, l111url119 ful, dillrflwtl9n tlvo... ghovt Ohio. Fr.-. 11lfh lftUd bti cla!mod ltodl 1'ffL •oifuu PhoM WY,24036 . PINlwreJ l1e11nd It, .' ' (,7· ,!i l ! l •1�wn,J ' .: 1 1·1L·:) a S�At SOHIO C MAY,..� A N EW 1 8 8 0 C A R EACH WE E K I ... NW lHO niod1la. hlch ..,r■l'• win,_, ..i.ct. .,_ ttlrN dlHer1nt 111colH 11tfer.cl thal wNL nf/ l111r, ,,. PlAfES NOT INClUOH. If ■ny .,1r111lftf covt1"'1ltU1 11�..,.. numW h '9fl1terN ht 1M ••- of Cl a,.,.pony, rllther thon Cll'I i"41¥1MI. S.h� -■ fh1 ritht .. del.rllllnt wllkll drivw cof wch Nl�,ol,lle tltd ,... till rift, AND HEATING, INC. WJ:UIY FlfflD Cl:UISIII 23,foot, lnbocird uul ..r with Y-8, 115 HP •nglne, foldln9 "°9, Iii... p1111p. pertahr. _,dt­ llohl and othtr OCC11u1u!.1o coll1g1 o, wnlffnlty. MO R I THA N 15,0 00 OTH E R F R E E DRE AM GIF TS RA NGI NG I N VA LUE U P TO '1,0 00 OHIO YAWY PLUMBING 232· . ■. �1 .I PRESIDENT RETURNS TO JOB Edith V . Cook has returned to work after a mo nt h's absence due to cracked ribs a nd other injuri es suffered In a fall at hel' home. Buy Nationaline Direct From hctory PricM Save l(oar Sales Slips I eo, BOYS SHORTS REDUCED TO I STOCK FIRM N EW YORK UPI-Stocks were firm an d moderately active at the openi n g today. Church To Spomor Chicken Dinner children Sh irley and Dlvtd 1nd Mr. and Mra Ralph McKenzie (Norrla) Rud, Th e lma fMcDadl!) School dilSI with nin e memben Mr. and Mn. Jobn .lbrr ■pent accomparued by Mr. and Mra . 1John,on} Rauer, and two guesll preaent. Heeae, Dellil the weekend witk Mr. and Mn. Joan (Huddl e1tonJ Wolfe, Audr ey Rev. and Mrs J. H. Elwood Robert Lewis and daug ht e r of / Hayman, }fart, Ana:ie (Couirt) and family or Helle Center were Pomeroy returned after wpendlng Leon.ard Lewis at Canton M n Clyde Crou end dauebter, flou11h, Ruth Ann (Badgley) Hill, holiday gUt:8t5 of fri e nda and at- two weekM in M ieh1g.an. Lyn n of CohunbUJ apent the week Mrs. Emma Queen of Akron ii tended tht holiday cel e bra1100. fluth (Bradford) Frank. end with ber parenll, Mr. and A dinner honormJ.l Mrs Hom er a guest of Mn. Oma Montgomery. They planned for another re• Mrs, Howard Neiller. [ J,1cc11ud held w;is birthday her on ieler, e N George Mrs. and Mr. yore. union in fivt: The Au,dlJary to Racine Post at the J1t('C<1Ud home. Present 002 held their regular meeting were Mr. and Mrs. T. G. llilldore, Tuesday evening. Plans were daughter Donna, Mr. a n d Mra. made to e nter i n the J uly 4th Frane1s Morm, Mrs. Chmline parade An invitatiOJ1 was extetul- Lake. �on Bill. Mr. and Mrs. ed to Ruth An n. Petrel to give her Vern e Webb of Delaware . Mr. report from G1rla St.ate al the Jacc11ud .and thP honoree. Mn. Esta Eaton was hosless at July meeting. Eunie Brinker, pu! \ presid enl, in stalled the follow111g her hume when Class No. 3 met officers: president, Margaret Yusi Mrs. Maude Young lead er of th e first vice preside nt, Martha Lou de votional program opened with Beegle : second vice president, the hymn Jesus i11 Calling. H er Myrtl e Walke r; &ecretary, Gretta topic w.is Children of the Bib l e Simpson : treasurer, Harriet Neig- and scripture readi n g Malt. 19: ler: hi11toria n . Opal Diddl e ; chap- 13-15. The bu11ioe5e wu co n duct. l11in, Ida Howe ll; sgt. al arms ed by Mrll. Laura Bt,U, vice preh'a PURI: LINSHO Oil with Eunie Brinker,· color bearers sident Mrs. Eaton served refreshJi.5% TITANIUM fot Jeannette Lawre nt'f! and Joan menta lo Mrs. Young, Mrs. Ura LASTING WHITfNESS Tuttle. A pa,t pres ident ·s pin Morns , Mr•' Fra nkie Nei,..er, � M n,. l.aur.1 Bell. Mr11. Id11 Howell. wa s presented to Mary Roush. Mrs. Lillian Hayman hel d a Mrs Lina Curti s, Mrs. Edna wiener roast for her Sunday Picke n s and Mrs, Ethel Smilh. --· ·---- - - I • ty N ews Soc1e The Racine High School irad- MONTREAL UPI-The Interna• tioual League today pulled Its Havana franchise out M Cuba to l)rotect lt9 players again.at poeaiblc anti-American violen ce there. Visitors In Pomeroy J .eague President Frank Shauch Mra,. Ethel Morriaon, Salem, ne1$y lold l1nlted Preas Intern■Orego n ; Mrs. Freda Cusato, Eu- tional the league's cluba, which .it ene, Oregon; Mn. Laurita Taff, play in Havana "leel that they Los A n geles, California and Mr . . can't go there again." and Mrs. Elton M lll er. Homer, "Th ey do,n't want to take a Mic higan, spent Tue &day and Wed n es day as guests of Mr. and chimc e on the players cettin& inMrs. Edison Hobstetter and Mrs. j ur ed, " he said. A. P. Miller. Shaughn essy said he was n otilying Hanns. Sugar Kines ownMr s. Murrison an d Mr. Miller are sisters and brother of th e late er Bob Maduro of the decision Judge Albert P. MIiie r and have loday. not visited in Pmn e roy for ov er He said it was not yet certain 40 ye ars . They returned to their to wh1r- h city the franchiae would home s Thursday. be moved . .,!thoug h Jeney City, N. J .• was bei ng ccrnaidered. He said he did not kn ow how soon such a dt'c!sion wou ld be made. "I do n '1 suppose Maduro is 10ing to like ii" Sh1ua: hneuy add­ ed m wlu1l sports circle1 rega rd­ ed as one of the year'a biggest understatements in aports. '•Natur­ ally, we do n 't like it, eit her. We don 't wa n t to leave, but we can't go on there." (Note: See early story on Page f.) One taste will convince you that our foOd is superlative . . . from first course to last! ON ROUTE Franchise Rac·1 ne , ': " ' ' "• r A 3• PIICI MINK WARNOU I Cenillb ., • lon.1k.. fvlf ....... ,,..., _., aink c:Mt, • M'� mp■ doh ...... " d ad� .... �""I �, .. · ·- -- - - •- ··-- · · · . . . --· · · - - _ .. . .. . · -· - · · ..... --- .... . .. . -.. �•....--·------·• ·· , Pirates Maintain .L eag11e I�ead By Defeating Giants 8-4 �I�f}If�fiJ5:� � ;} 1�":�::::;;'o�::;-;i.·: ;,�r.,: . Dodgers Lose Third Game To - S'fAN,DINCS -There ·was A-Y' oung Man Named Skinner . . . I ,. t her, Paul. The 1roup 11Ao visited )l.rs Pauline Paul and Mn. Walter 1-'ren:r.)'k. Mn. Smith, her daughter, and the Hoffm.an11 then went on to Paw Paw, Mkhiaµ1n, to v111it Mr... Al­ Mn. Ellen Smith and daughter, bert Panozzo, r�turning to their Mlddleporl's Little League Red Bessie. of Br.adbury and Mr. and homes Monday evenina (2-0) turned on a prevl ou, legs Mn. l'red H offma n and children ur tormentor, pitcher David CHcl Pomeroy !!pent the holiday week- UOCl<liY FRANC HIS& MOVED with a vengeance Braves, the or h.astern -Thi.: IP U YORK NEW @nd in Chicago visiHng Mrs. rapping out two n!glu Thursday Smith's mother a nd Other relatives Hockey l.kague has again voted home runn, ;,. triple and ntne to operate with eighl teams next and ft-iendw. alt good for 14 run11. The trip was the first time in season. One franchise charge has singles. had .igo Cuci Three n ine yean lhal Mrs. Smith had re- been milde, wilh Haddonfield, :!"-1. held the weeks in hit■ three to Redlegs that club turned to her home town of Chi- J., taki.niil over the five inning,;. The Redlegs finally callO - She vi�lled with her molher, played out of Washington during won that one 3-2 In the sixth Mrs. Olympia Fabrle and her bro- the 1969-60 season. when relief pitch er "Jim Johnson walked in ri winnlng run. Last night ttie Redleg1 combined hitting with outstanding de• rense, reeling off tw o straight ' •hune11l' ' double playa in the ONE LOT OF rirst and second i nn ln&s, The first GIRI.S, SUBTEEN and 1,ADl,ES came with Steve Hind)' on first .and nobody out, Teddy Morarity groundlng to Redleg pitcher Ronnie Hint'fy who threw lo Mark Tannehill covering second for the foree, his relay, to Bill Swa n catching Morarity at first. 1 I I II - A nd It l00ks L.ike They H avr A nItta - 1 1'.DDler . I , • :j • •' ' -· I • •• •• ••. . I • • :1 I I • • • • I• • •• ••' '. I ' I h Among aIIey A Hea'\lywetghts - ' t "'"\,....,.... ·� r ALSO '"Natchez Troce" Zachary Scott COAL, Oil, GAS f U,R N A C E S SUNDAY and MONDAY, JULY 1 0-1 1 ''Gazebo'' FOR N AMES THAT COUNT IN THE BOATING FIELD LOME STAR CUTTER ":..: SIDORGASBORO CRESTLI N ER C I R C L E' I Sew-Rite Club Entertain,ed At St,,ickland Home I , 0 I • S E C O N D AVE·, GAL,1,f PO l,I�, OHfO .,.,•••••• 9 · ea ' - - • TV III A &M @Q ltot A IUeUlt• SALE $3.00 Cash Bahr, Owner .N,, ..... 4Ye. llldtlepon . C�()T� l'MG COMPANY AVE. ' Our Graduate Watch Jle. palrman HI• Years of Be­ hind The Dial Experience To !fake Your Watch Run Perfect. . MiDDLEPORT' OHIO I Mrs. William Thuener was welcomed as a new member when the WSCS of the Asbury Methodist church met Wed­ nesday evening at the home Qf Mrs. Alice Capehart with Mrs. Betty Friend as co-hostesa. The meeting in charge of M<•- Capehart, president, opened j witth devotions by Mrs. Thueil1,r, who read Mathew 14: 22-�3 lr,rl i gave a meditation take n from 'Tht Upper Room' and closed wJth prayer. Mrs. J ohn Sauvage acted as aecretary i n the absence of Mrs. Royal Thomas. Mrs. C. B:. Weese, treasurer, reported that $40 had been paid on the pledge which has been raised to $150 · for th e year. It was votell to pay $Zit on the moving e,:pen1e11 of the new pas-, tor. Contributions were received from Mrs. A. L. Flanagan and Mr!!. J. c Farrell Re ports on the District Offieers Tralninr Day held recently i n Pomeror were giY en by Mrs. Capehart a,nd Miss Marcia Kan-. Plans were made for a plcnic o n Augu■t 3, at the Syracuse Roadside Park. Thirty• one shut-in ealla were reported. ''From A Mialonary's Diary" WH the topic of the program pre­ Hnted by MN, Wllliam Eichinger and :xrs. William Houdashelt. A ' ·eport on the Ohio Ann1111d Con . $1i-9S: . � ·- Keop .... .,. .... . comfortable in eilt. WNhable plalkl. ' • 98c ..-.a for cu, outboard llllalt, power mower. With llnible pour apout · .. ==-�� • light in 1'f•l11ht • .. -,,. ' ,. • ...-.•·' · � " i;.l...,' , '8, \ . . • ' , ,. •' . •• -�! f11•.J l '• .. -· ' · i,..;., 1957 FORD Fairlcine 500 � Dr. Sedan. Radio and heater. automatic trans., power steer• mi. One local ofner. Red and white• fmish. 1957 PONTIAC Chieftain 4 Dr. Catalina, Auto. trans., R&H, new car tr.ade--in. • 1956 FORD 2 l>r. Sedan n t n 2 Dr. Sedan, VB enai e, s a dard trans., radio and heater. 'l'E ME IJ lftokes Central G­ HHtlng Is> COMPACT! 1956 CHEVROLET BelAi,t'.� n 4 Dr. Sedan, V8 One owner. 1955. FORD VB 1953 DODGE Club Sed n n 1952 FORD Fordor Club Sedan. New paint, autom!ltiC mans., r:ifflo a'nd heater. flli•d1 tAHe •th•r remco • lullt-M Dr-'t Dlfffterl j H•l!Vy 1ou9, .,.. 1 OUIH locllett • Wi.ll � lktn for HM lf . • • ,. ' Ir •• • A:ND ABBOTT P'-e WY,2-5321 N, Socoftcl _A.... . . l8\dtll�..+ ,, Ve e gine, •utomatic tnns, A good setond' OU'. Pow.tfull Comt,Qctf IHutifully 1tykod1 W.ol for lhl' 111011 ffnlditd bo1em•nl, ploy room or d•nl Uniqu• fru-float. Ing con51ruct1Dn of th round heot ex­ cftan9•r 1111u.-.1 ob1olu1, 111,n<• of apftCJtiOhl Cfflll'!'lklad ffni1h p.,mit1 Id.cit ffdptation to air <onditlonlng • , • eo1111ji,11tt..l,-. lmPHwiou1 to ru1t fr<H'II tonditnsotionl Juato toud, of th• th1N"f110tt1I flood, yo,,, hom, with ._,_ iow.co., ..., hlotl ''°'' gine, rpowerglide trans., ..Uo ancl, be,tff.· · 8 (!y�. _Club Sedan, std. tram.� good .tins, exceJlent mecballh::al· conWhon . &art••t ,nedel 1, I••• tlton 10 Inches wldill -­ -••I; "'°""' ,..,.,,.., --· e 1955 PLYMOUTH LO-BOY FOREMAN lit •IJCi . R FtRESTOH� SJQR.e. I N MI DDLEPOIA'r OM.I() 1957 PLYMOUTH Onlit EASY TERMS! .._ 1e& I ference held at Lakeslae wa11 a:lve n by Mill& Karr who also told of the impressive i n stallation ser­ vice for youth o fficers by Bishop Hazen G. Wern er which was al• t ended by 400 youth. 1 A salad cqurse was served by lhe h ostesses duri ng the social h o ur. ------------ • AOA,,..,,.,,... .... ." ...... G-E Steam & Dry lton ...........,. 1' Jlits-••··· l\'D!Ii Belvedere 4 Dr. Sedan, VB engine. auto. lra ns., radio and heater ' gold and white !inilh, very clean. One careful owner. Sedan. V8 engine, r.dlo and he•:lter, �utc.:n:ttle tram. ,.....,.c.-,. l•IN Meat ,,., .•�w"""· "'" •I . .. ..... rias Can BIG IIG SAVINGS I Cabinet-Styled forced air Y11 . . . · Pllolle WY-1-l'J81 POMEROY, 'ORIO IIAln MIN STRffl SM ITH 'NORTH S�OND ·".,-_.• � . Specials WATCH FOR IT NEXT Missionary's Diary Was Prag.ram Tap,ic At Asbury M,ethodist WSCS Meet,ing flRESTOltE TIIQ fi,_ AT HOME INSIDE tllE WATCH. WORKS K&c JEWE.LERS SALE $1 7.95 MILANS - PANAMAS - SAILOR , .. · I '· GUARANTEED NEW TREADS · "1:·· iteocl �D10 ancl Tlt.lVISIGH SALE $34.95 · $39.50 to $55.00 ,ITRAW HATS - Values To $5.95 I I I I I CAf ff fR IA. IWTA�Aif Reminisce with lovely musk · · · · Werner SALE .�.50 �o oo SPORT COATS :I _ 4_ Stereo's - 78's - 45'1 SUITS Summer-Weights and Year-Round - Values To $27.50 Jt� re ;1 We Hove A Complete Stltttion Of Al I lhe Latest Hits YEAR-ROUND S U ITS ' · su m mer I ONE LOT OF $39.50 to I I I s a. I - \ We Will Be Closed July 10 through 1 7 To Attend Mercury Factory Training School PHONE WV·3•22S4 MINERSVll,LE, 01110 SfflORGASBORD • ,_...B OATS - --- I I I €anteen Moves Into Racine Area Saturday I Mercury Outboo rds - 6 to 80 H.P. . I Eagle Ridge Social Events I BRO WN'S MAR tME '1,l Yankee Castoff Hitting Homers For Virginians. r S D !u' ��cF , $1 B E C KY'S Mark Dana ■ I First Round Winners Include -Clifton Mason In Softball I' ' Hemlock Grove V 'ctor In Sh-.... Johansson Sli ps T F ''This Rel,el Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middle O., JP,ly 8, l� --- Daily - - - ----Bapti.eort, Cbureb ,rlU-�ve it. enU� Jays S,·heduled To Appear Twice 11tis Weekend c Han g On! I J U LY CLEARAN·C f. FRIDAY cantSA'llUIIIAY. M.T 8-9 _,J I • rant cunt SfflRED, your lENNOX:dealer I I HAVEN TH I!' .A.,.- E i ' I Hot;day W,eekend II ,u Mr. and Mrs Nalhan Biggs .snd Stmborn MU,io,uuy family entertained with a dinnt>r neat Jtcmd•1 e\leninii, at t I pkn.ic . S • , oriety Sunday at lhe1r home, Rutl,rnd T o p1C,u.c o'cloetl: al tbe r'Oad■ide .,.rk. Mtfll' Road. Guesh were Anthony Wolfe Tht" B � Sanborn M1oionary her■ are td &rint their flR'orite atuuer, St e ve fflndy and Evanil and Mrs. Helen Duncan or Young5. Society of the ,'l iddleport Pint eoYtred dilh and ello table Nn'lca. 1)10 had ■lhgJn. town, Jim Kerns, Kenneth Neville ThP Ja 1 1i of Prnneroy will appear Ron Htndy worked five inn­ and Marjorie Burl. at 1wo d.1111c1· par!IH thi1 we<-kemt I lng1 for the Hedi�•. finning the first un i''rid.iy f'\ enm1: al 7:30 1 three, gtvtnr up the thne t1in­ I n the aHernoon ice cream and m n the gle-9. Mark Ta nehill worked cake were served to the abovp 11 nd fl Thh op,Pn air hop undf>r the sixth, fa n ning two. Mr. and Mta. Alfred B1,c,:s and 321 213-14 1 2 o daughter, Jud)'. and Mrs Ollie f stan will 1)1> hel!I a_t l he M u.Idle j Redlegs . . . por1 Park "'' Ith d.11nc1ng on thP Ct> It's COtR!tlfJ . . . 000 000- O 3 4 Biggs. Bnves , men1 ba11k1·\ hall eourt Teenagen Ron RlndY WP. M. Tannehill 6 are 1nv1tpd to ent�r the dance con• and· Manley. CHei and Bradbur_y. I tf'sh, to h+· hf'ld during thia infor­ Next Week OTHER GAMIS mal affair In the other Little League Thi• 1-'rnla}' hop will benefit the game last n iaht the Yankees \l 11-td1 .. r1nrt Park A.!lsociation OUR SUPER made their second h■lf record 1-1 On S.i1urda}' 111ght the Jays will v Mr. and Mrs. T. K. 8f'll o( with a 13-8 ictory as the roung RE>d So,c were pla1ued with a Phoenix, Ariz., spent several days rondul"t a 111 f"1 nance Party at the heavy attack of errors in field with Mr. and Mn. A. D. Tuttle. 1-'r, m t>rny H•Jeh A utl1torH1m "Th,p fralaxies." rO<'k and roll Walter Tuttle is spending a frw ing. �and. will he reat ured a t Pomt'rov For the winners Rawlings bom­ daya with his aunt and uncle Mr. and a nPw rlanct' the ··Twist" will I ered In the fourth and for the and Mrs. Paul Lawrence and son tw anol hn highlight losers Pat Edwards homered in of P ortland. Mrs. A D. Tuttle and Mrs. the second. 120 334-13 8 2 A �y Wolf spent an aftf' rnoon .1-li,Iwpf'k P ra er Yankees y Red Sox . . . . . . 04 1 120- 8 6 ·s with Mr. a nd Mrs. Raymond Fran k 8PrviceA A t t• 8t?�un Nelson ( WP), Rawlings 6 and recently. The Bradfortl Chur<'h of rhrisl I The second came after Eva ns WhiU11tch. Ellis (LP), Edwards � • spent Sunday tu-gar _Mrs. Jack Harris singled with · one out a nd t he end Butcher. i M i,l-Wrt·k prayer ser\'ices with her aunt Mrs. Amy Wol r. I ].isl Wednei;day at the church Identical relays were worked 011 · Mr. and Mrs. Milto n Tutt le and For th e first m I" � ther Steve Pullen'11 gr ound er t o the f mi_ly attende� the holiday e, l p- werf' 16 members ;:e�:nl and : mound. b�a l lon al Racme. trai11in� rourse is being eonduct• For the Redlegs Dick Fife and ed by lhl' pastor of the church Mrs. A. D. 1'1.!ttle, Margaret Tut­ Bruce Wallace homered a nd Wal­ Ralph Humble. tle and Kathy attended the com­ lace added two sin&les. Swan mencement o f the DVDS at the tripled and singles hitters were . AAC'IIE:!11 . C.crmany UPI-Jes- ' Sutton. M. E. Church Friday niJ::ht. Art Ca11ci, John and Merk Tannesit;>a Nt·wherry or Ausab\p Forks, Rn. ind Mrs. Edward Griffith hill, Bob Manley 2, Ray Hlndy Y . .. a t o p � ml'rican p�o�pect N and Fife. The Tri-Counll' Teen Canteen and Mrs. Mae Pearson spent t h e for lh_e Olymp1{'S Games, finished For the Braves, playing with- 'Ban dsLand' moves into the Raci ne weekend in Columbus visiting flrsl 111 the drt>ssage contest or Culemer Patkml Ia lieu OI S1ore . . oul calcher-pit"her Jim Johnson Amerioan Leawn Hall thlll sat­ the-ir son Gar)' and family. W hile the lritcrnalrnnal Ho ['se Show IIUDDLEPO&'I, 0111& who also U!I the team's leading I urda)' night to sla&e its 230lb there ltev. Griff i th's brother-in-law , hu sd y. T r - :i Fred Matthews !luffered a heart 1 Record Hop, Leo V. Savage, dir• 1 attack and passed away. ector. an n oun eed today. ,4t ROfltUuJe Park l 1 The Middleport Busin ess and One girl from Racine wHI be Mr. and Mr11. Paul Lawrence Proressional Wo men's Club will named to repn1sent that ue1 in and s on of Portla nd spent Sun­ meet at the Roadside Park next the forth coming "Miu Tri- day eveni na; with Mr. and Mrs. T�esday eYening at 6:30 for a pi e- County o( 1001 Beaut)' Pageant" Milton Tuttle and ramily. me. Members are to bring their She will be one among 30 who Anna Tuttle and Am y Wolf call favorite covered dish . and table will compete Cor that title held at ed on Roberta Lee re<'ently. servi<'e. Mrs. Nellie Vole, chair- the present tlma by Miss Beverly Simon Newland a nd son How­ man of the Hostess Committee will Cullip of Gallipolis . ard called at A. D. Tuttles Sun­ Featured from 7:30 to lrl:30 day morni ng to see Mr. and Mrs . , be "in charge, will be Buteh Lille who will spin T, K. Bell or Arizona. the top 100 r.ecords in the n atio n . The aliair which ill being SJ)OR· to the MGM Teenage Hall of sor.ed b)' the 4-U Club of Racine Fame at •last Wednesday's open­ will benefit tho1e attending the ing day of the canteen's Syra­ cuse Re�eatlonal Center which foptb ('Omina 4-H Youth camp, A cake walk and all regular attracted over 100 adults and teen . canteen stand br contests will be egers. conduded, during. the eveni ng. G uest disk Joekeys at the affair Many pri:aea will be awarded. included Roger Bennett, Jim Mrs. Mae Neimeyer was named I Lohse and Leon J ord on. Ch-ieago OYer or Belglum ._ _ _ A __ _ _ �.;� ;����� : ;,rc· ��; pu b d . FIGHT RIIULTS mo,e than • million dolla,s ,r LO, ANGELES UPI - Rieonlo lcr winning the 1960 P,e,kness has become lhe f.lC.sl eu1ry for GonulH, 1 25, Areentlna, out110int12◄, Loa An.. les AJ Srnith en;o,.ed a perfect the $!0�.000 Waslungton, D. C., ed aoots MonrH, (10). onal nternat I ov. on i . 1 1 N night for the White SoI with a - - -- ·- -- -homel', double andi two singles aplnlti the lndfftur. Gene Freese 1 also homered1 for the White Sox l;ft who coll1Nl1ed 13 bite off lo.er Jim N.EW HAVEN, W . .VA. •� Pt·rr,· and 1wo 'ne!leve- ., Unltod ..... 1 ..,.,,,.11on,1 N L A U A N T IO ALw 'L G Pct. I GB ' 1'1t tsburgh 47 28 ti27 The Pomeroy Pirates maintained their Lil t l e League lead Milwaukee I t wa11 al so the 271!iMI. triumph of Un,ted Pre.a lntw,-n•Hona f 41 33 .564 !P12 last night by defeating the Syracuse G hmts B-4. There wa1t :1 yuun#! man ruuned II hi11 career. pu u in(I h im in ,. lie S an F rarH•isro 39 36 .520 8 In olher leagu.e action last ni"ht the Racine Cards defeated Lo11 An�eles 39 3'1 . 3 12 8 ¼ · s:unner. who uiwe looked like b with Early Wynn of the While & 39 38 .500 9 th e Pomeroy Jets 18,8 , the Syracust Indians defeated the St Lou111 r1m k hcg 1 u nt'r. but thtt Pirates 1I Sox for 14th place am ong the all· ' wen: paueril. ani.J lo .and behold, t ime major league winne!'8. Racine the 36 40 .467 1 2 Dodgers 12-9, the Pomeroy Tiger s outscored C1111.: iniu111 -,� uRial drove in three of . !ff1n reEII a �hem�elvt'!I h;ive uuw they 1'h1l11delphia . -32 46 .416 16 9-7. Reds the Braves 26-4, and the Yankees de feated the C11rdin111!1' runs ag11i nst the ' wmnar - - ----- 29 44 397 1 7 The S:,['acuae Giants held a · n Chica.(!o 1 3 -• fou r hi!s r1nrl st·oretl runs , fading Gi11 n t11 wilh • baNs-l oaded ofSkinner, Boh ht• would Th11t hw.---1¥"• Resu lts · 0ne run I ead gomg ·in I o t he T Th !! Ti gant tooll_ ad¥a nta ge of t he flnt itrning. and sac�ifloe fly. It wa!I tJte single rc.:el tart two his ;ibtHII ku.Jded tt·n 3 Franeitc. San 7 l.oui11 St. o ai:uc sixth inning ageinat the lt· Don > Larwen 11 wildhlHIS to &core • ss J ur • olf th w hitters w third Jel f g �u the o 's straight ht hird bat t n u lle I r ght en W C' i P ithlHl 9h 3 (incinn•ti l, ni hut n�vt•r .ibuut ll leadini Pomeroy P1r:iles last in . tb• th ird l nnin 1 and runs five n ight, but allo'IVed P1 r ah' hailers t rlplr a R d S ln � lt- , D. W t·hrun g Milwa ukee 2· Phll•4-l lfh l■ O, nlgM , t u bri ng P 1 1 1 sburgh :i p,is:1 1bl c Na- place G iants, who now are only II that was all at took to beat the u . l a nd a Swish urtho gte f o 1 a 1 mna l l.car::ue penr111nt for the half game ahead f the er s ;i 'lfn LOI Ane-lH 7 C hi Hto 1 , night to Sl•Ore five ru m; in lh c de d s1v (' wi l ti ' s A place Dodl![el'S. ,' 1 1rs1 1 1m11 �met' 1 !127. Priday'• f'rolYItble P itah•n fift h to reg1dn the le ,1 d and win. w l lh a �m glf'. l"ard hiUrrs were • _;;:.;.,.__________ -•·· It ,t Jil il,delphia 2 ·twi p 1· tt-.r-t a wo n t a ' wilh 3 uble o nd ti d Bo Snllhr DNvw I call c s 1earnmotes his ;is J '"Skins," · , .... h tters w1'rP M I ke f'n• Gl,_, , ree h t Spen runs with ingl er three o l sin in ve o dr s s Snider Duke s e c i! ni9ht-Frlend ,.5 and Gi bben 4.2 him, puwerl•d the Pm11es to vieki n 11 with a si n gl e and ( ; t• u rg c and DiddlP. with two single s . v, GrNn 1 ·2 and Buah, rdt 4,,5 , to n f ur tht' sf'cund slra1gh! night with a trtple and a homer in th eDonov.an with a 1 wo run homt:r 200 � I - 8 5 4 Cincinnati 1t MHw,uk.. night :1t h a twu-nin duublt· in the nlrt' Dodgers' victory over the Cub11. 1 Pira te hitter� wert' Murray w1lh J t•ts a ,ingle, J<'ff Kirkl and with a sin- C a;d sw � - ·w �/2 °',' '"s� ,2. , � -Hoak 7.7 va P izarro 4,.2 o,- J ay I innm.il Lhat rur nt•d the Heda, 3-2, Don Ory!tdale btoke a six-game I olf . oo 8 2 na h 2-5. N W and tr811:D gle, and Knight and Mench in1 Tilur�clay iught und prf'served loAing streak at home wil h an 1 er. ,f. Diddle, Spene"' 3 an,I Ch'1ugo .it Lo• Angel.a, night 'ei[fhl-hilter. Pit l .� l,urg h ' s 'F� gami• l1•ad . · I e. e.ch " ·,th , do u hl e and trap 1 -And•rson 2-S •n Craig 2·1 J erry Owens ranr11•1I 1 4 a1uI Spenr t'r and Diddle 3. The v1c1 11 n w.is 1he Pirates ' The Yankees won thelf game . S st. Louis at an F rancisco wa lked. lour. whll� Pirate pit-ow illlll thl'y accom- from the Oriole!! by making up .a ' fourt h m .i ; e The an 9-7 ictor were s s night-S,deck i 7.4 vs S ,nford 8_ 5 ,• '\' t e chers fannrd l (l a nd walked r , ve phshl!,l 1t w11h 1wn <1u1 in the ::J·O deficit. Bob Cerv ·e pinch horn• ' Saturday's GamH G iants 202 OOU- - - 4 23 over the Reds with Y.inkPI' hit lo ellrn Vin t•tur Bend '.',ti- e r_ in the fiiih innl_ng started loser \ nin1h JOO 25x-86U ters bein� S. Arnold with a dou- Pitt�burgh at Phlladelphla, night wll his f1flh Lr urnph. Pir-ates '1111_ Pappas on h1!1 d ownfa\1 and : i e, wi h Harris . a a 11 � 1 gl<' mt Chlugo at LLo, Ane-lH, n ight t Owens and Cundiff. Mem·hirii, h i G Phone WY-2•3'194 Sp•hn Hurls Shutout C lchs Boyer also home� m the 1 Debli>ie Reynolds & Glenn Ford Cil o 3, Ty o 5 ( W I') and Tyo und double, P . Murray w i t h � t ripl e.• C incinnati at MIiwauk ee Yanks we n t : W.im'n Spahn of th<' Braves seventh when the IIOMEIIOY, OHIO and a si;fgle; E. Slllrk with a St. Loui i at San Fr•ncltco Mern·hini 5. l1url,.1t t11� first �hulo u t ol' lh,· St>u ahead for the first time. rlouble and single, B. Hnyl'r with - ---snn to hi•at r h1· l ' h i l l it•s, 2-0, and AMERICAN LEAGU& The Racine Br.ivc!) were de­ a douhle . T. Harris with a tluuhl t• W L Pc t. GB in olhn NI. .,:a nw:-- !l it• Cardinals lrated hy th <' Ponwroy Tiger� and sinJ:le and M . Pletha1y with dt' ft•i!INI ttw l : 1ants. 7 :J. whilf' the 46 'l.7 .6 25 New York a triple und {I Ningle. 26- 4 on the Pomeroy dmnond. Dod�f'rs twn l l t•d I lw Cuhs, 7- l . 83 3 4 2 30 .5 Clevela nd Tigl.'r hilters wt·re M. Wrighi ,1r,"Red hilhtrs were Mathews with Balt imo n• 5 35 .503 4 l' lw Yank1·c·s stre\C'hed t heir I 4 with a homrr, a do11hle, and a a d o uh!t>, Finl11w with twu sin547 S ' h AnH'rie;111 LPagul' l1•ad t. t hree , 41 34 o . I '•;_,;·· , , single: �·- KraultPr a home run gl ee, and Phalin, Hysell, Werry, Chicago 1,i I g,1111 1•;, w11 t1 · · 1�ion · ovPr ;1 fi "l . m•[ 35 l 38 .479 10 D e r o i l and two 1rn 1gles, and rt Radford ·Story, C011dC an d Werry all With . ,34 39 ,466 1 1 1rz 11w oi-111l 1•.�, t h(' Wh1IP Sox beal Washlnglon and U. f:nglid1 P:.i1·h 1·ollf'Clf•d a si n gle!!. the Tig1•rs 9-3: upians. nd I lw t 2fl 4fl .3'1 8 18 Kansas City . double and 11in1-:l1• Red pitchers strnek out four Bnston 27 4 8 .360 19 1/2 i•iuh·d · ! !w A 1 h l1•t 1f•s, ti :J, ;oHI 1ht• I ,,., .. S1•r111tor� a iul llnl Sox solit a tw1 [ ,.l'._ f Thu!'May'i Rttults Ura\'f's liiltcrs were Cleland wh.Jle walking seven Yankee pitni�ht douhh·heud(•r w1H1 Wash111gwith !wo singles, ll ensler wllh a cher,a walked 11Jx and 11truck out o.trelt 6 Ken..s City 3 1 rm w 1 1 w 1 111\ t \w op 1•n1 1 r, t:1- 5 , and Chic•.. 9 CIH•efand J, night single and Miki• Johnaon with a two. llmlun th( ' mght<·ap, 4·2. 000 34- 7 8 I O Ntw York 6 leltimore 3, night sin.i,:le. Huush r.annf'd four a nd 1 �:�te e a l1 a p 010 26-9 12 � s1r111 · k riut 1 0 and ! w k! 1 S W11hln1ton 6 loston 5. ht twl walked e1i:ht for the Draves Flnlaw, Phalln (l.P) and Hys e ll loiton ,4 Withington 2, 2nd nite t tw l'hils I r, f 1H' 111I,-; 111 post ing while •riger pi1 rf1ers fanned n lne a nd Werry 4. T. Akers. Plechaty P- rlday'a ProNbl• Pitcher, his 4 , i�hll1 vwl o ry for the Bravt> s and walked tbree. --- -- --- ---4 Murray and L. and T. Harrll1 4. night Clevttland at Chlcaeo Braw� 000 400- 4.43 II 7-6 VI Scor• 1 -J or B•umann Tigers 1 06 141ht:-26 212 �� Ro11,11h and Wickline. B, En• Detroit iit K,nHI City nl9htgli11h !WP) Moore 3 and Bartels, a11nn lng 6--5 VI- H•rbe-rt 3.9 1 HU� Wuhlngto11 ,t Baltlmon night The Syra(· W1(' lr.dicms up11el -Ramos 4. 9 w1 Plaher 5♦ the Dodge,s l 2·9 at Syracuae. I 0 00ft > N-., Yo,k ,t Booton night- v CtJOQ The Dodgers werP witJi out several Dltmu 7-4 v& Monbouquetta 7 -7 tl•gulara. In Shade Val ley kague action • Saturday's G1mea Indian hitters were Jt>well with • last riiuht l lemlock Gro9e wai. Cl•nfand at Chicago a l hrer run homf'r, u double and virtor owr Tuppers Plaihs 8-7. Ex-rham ­ NEW YOR K Ul'r N•w York ,t Bo&ton tripl<'; ('_ Crow with a single; pio n Mikt• Hm�cllou's t riple in the Ingem ar Joh111111on or SwN len r,le . u nd B. wa11 droppNI to fourth plut l' ,uuong Dt-trolt at K,n1H City, night H G rueser with O ain 1u of tht ' seventh inniflg drO\'I' p ' Washington 1t Baltimore, night t:u ndirr wilh II pair or Ringles. heavywf'isht rontendrrs hulny i n i11 tht> w i nning run for Hemlock Dodger hill<'rs wt•r•� B.axter with the Ring Mag.ur.ine'a latest rnl in�.'I. (; r ovP. lwo single!!, Haer with a slnsle The man who lo�t thP world Olher e xtrn hase hiHerfl · for · Jnd na�i11 1111 1 11 il si riglt;>. Indian crown to Flo yd f'atters11n on .i I IPm]nrk Crow• wen- J. Burke pltch<'n rannt•d 10 an,t wolked 1 1,, ond B. Whaley eaeh with a home -..hilt> ()ndr,:er pili'h�rs wPre slrlk· sixth-round knockoul Ju ne 21), was placer! benP.alh Sonny Lit-tun of ru n, H. Hysdl with two doubl1>!1 Ing oul eighr and wulking nine. Philadelphia, 7.•ora F'ollry of Chun It Schult·t with a d o uble, and Each Sunday, beginning July l 0th ., Circle's will offer glent . nod gurs . , . . . . . I02 UO- g 4 1 di er, A rti., and Ed die Macht•n of I>. Well wilh a double. lndianH :mR 10_ 12 7 2 Tupper, Plains extra b•'!t.'. hit­ SMORGASBORD. A terrific dining-out value can now be, yQU[S Baer, r.,uinlher and Jo••�Fn•emen (_ �o rlland, Orf',, in th11t ordN. tors were P. Taylor and C. �llo� ­ • I , ! ; l1 Jewel l, Crow { 4 ) nnd Crow anti +- ,PaM.erson of Rockville Cer1tre, han wi1h a double each. By Unltf'd P,-ou lnt•rnatlon,1 here in Gall ipolis. Ch_oose from our bountiful array of 40 taste­ Jewell 4. ._, -6 ' '1 was named "(ighter of the Derrm Tupp1>rs Ptoins 02:.i 000 :J-8 8 JohmJOn, who on('e tmd a mo n th" ror being ihe first man J n l l1>m lo<'k C.rove . 300 ,200 0-1 7 The Jets were dereated by the hlslnry to recupiurt' t tw hravy britf Lr111l for the lrft t ield job tempting dishes and help yourself to what you w�nt. Our P. Taylor and C. Mollohan. J. with the New York Yankees, is C1rdR IR-8, when t he C11rd11 got title. H11rke l , U. Whuley and Swindell, hitting homers with tilt! Richmond ---· ---SMORGASBORD offers only the finest of foods • - choice roast Virginians ln the Jnlernational Midkiff. Lm1l(ue tn prove he deserves .in­ beef, fried chkken, baked ham, roast chicken, imported cheeses, other 11h01 i n th e majors. The 22-yenr-old Johnson drovf' in three run11 with II pair of h o ­ delicious salad� and many other wonderful delicacies. Everyone _ mers Th ursday n i g ht 1n hl'lp the Vlrginian.i odse the Miami Marwill love our SMORGASBORD. I o - Mnsn n, W avorly und the �lr11t H_anw. O_t her gome!I srhPdulrd ]I ns, 4.;J , in 10 in ni ngs. Uen Flow­ Cl'ft � I M & M Juts won rir11l round Gnmea , 1or th 11 evenmit have Lakin f11C'in� ns, who pllched o nly the 10th i n . Mrs. Duylon Strickland 11s�isted In 1 hr_ Bend Softball Tournamen1 I Smith '1s UpholsfrrlnM or Pnrkersn ollowing lrong hy ob hy Mrs. l 'harleH HoU man t'nterg J S fl f 11 i last _mg:ht at 811f'h tel Fl t•ld. burg and Wei; t C ol u mhia pl u yin i.: �tar1er Zack Monror,, was 1 h 1• lainNI t he Sew-Rile Sewing Club C_J 1f111n-M11Ho11 nipped GSI Ill r.al- 1 hr P1. Pleas11n1 ltetailns. wuuii•r. Wednesday t•vening al her home l"")1 ls 2- 1 , hi 11,i nc.• !nni11us; W_avJ.-ck John!!on's shil-(li• in the laRt In the only other gam1•s pl11y ed on Lincoln l h·i11:ht11. CHILDREN UNDER 1 2, ONlY 95c ADULTS $2.00 , erly • d�t d 1 h1• l ,rrkershur� l,ei,:u:,n 1 nr the ninth to srnri• Huss Rouah Thursday night, 1 1.avirna splil a 1 ro�I JU4, 4 -J; i�IHI t he M& M Jat11 waa the winning hlow ror the Clif. double-header wi th Col_umbue, CO · I A short business session was SERVINO l l :30 A. M. 7:30 P. M. EVERY SUIIIDAY wh1ppNl IIH• Kal�t• r Finishing De- ton-Mason team. E. White hurl 1•d lumhus won the etaht-rnnlng first held with MrR. Donald Collini, prosidcni. in charge. Plans wel'fr p11rtnwnl, 5· 1 . o ne hlt ball for the winnerR. . gamt> by pu11hlng a:cross two run s mn1h• for the nPxt meeting on Thrt-e mot<' g.amPs are on tap A h m un b G . Oil er an l e in th < ir l inal turn a t h 11 t [or a July 20 a1 th t1 club room when ' l) this f'V('ning with Mi•I Clark 's All bo Uo m° f\� I h th 0 3·2 triu .1 1�ph. In the n l &htcap, l �e Mrs. Ho y Blankenship and Mrs. . 1 f Stars mr1•1in g U1 ' T&T Market or of vlcto�)' to� •�avo�i;' la:ty ::� � , ll!(ar K ings ,co['ed r ve run, m I<,ym 1, . o n,I B u ,· t Y w·, 11 be h onored J•o,· nt i'J .....,,,nt 11 t 7 P - m. I n , th e ch•mpI on11, over the Parkershur..: t i11, nin · th inni • • n g lO wm, 1 l·3· with 8 lPYf'H(• shower. Mrs. ColLelllon team D Blaekhurn itch 1 1oton , :ia� S hea�er li r is _ and Mrs. Edward Well s will - - -- -- ed for the Wav�rly nl rw 11 nl a v� -- -- 1: ovan a o - be in t•harge of refreshmen t.s: a,H . c ix orre11 hi up three hit• · mns m the second a:ame, althouah Mrs. Harvey Va n vranken and The M&M team pkked up three nor�t' of then_-i came In the ni n th Mrs. William WaN-, games .and • I Mn. Charles Spencer and Mn. ru ns i n the aecond and two mnre innm11 r-xplosmn . El11 Gilmore Jr., fnon. Pla n s 1 In the third to cou11t to a 5-1 wi n I The stonrllnea: for behlnd Dale H11rrllmn'1 thrcti h i t L Pct · GB Julya fll mily pirnlc on Wednesday 27 were di1cussed, pitchlna. Ttironlo :· 2 680 Home mude lee cream a nd CUiton · )fason will m eet the Uu Ualo ,43 34 5MI 9 decorated birthday eake in obWaverly team l n the ■econd round Richmond 45 40 :329 1 1 scrvance of the birthda)'& of Mrs. on Mondi)' al 9 o 'clock. 'l!he M&M Hava na 38 41 : -4Bl 1� ¼ Strtckland and Mn. Bl1nken11hlpteam wJII pl•Y lhe winner or In - Rot•h('i;l t'r 473 13 "- were e�rved 33 39 _.y . '. by �he hoste!lses. night'• nrst game between M e l Montreul 3 4'5 42 _ 7 L7 � M1:5. Gilmore received the door ; Clark'a All Stars and the T& 1' Colum hus S 48 418 18 11 r11e. Market on next Tueaday. . '" Ml;imi 32 48 .-4"0 v 21 In_ ( The li ne ecor811: ttt GalM GS I 000 100 000-1 \ 2 Tl,ird Birtlulo;y Wa• C·M Oto 000 001-2 !I t Bou-a and Holley. E. Wh t te and Ob•ert>etl (j),. Siuula,. •111•11 • -nc1 it.. bocllel or on your o1c1 tllff The. t h ird birthday o( 9uaan Tucker. ifliffi\lS 2nd Game Gooc:h was observed sunda)I 1(ter-­ Lea:lon Post (!04) 100 101 0--3 3 2 noon at the home of her ar1ndp,ir• Waverly 000 031 x-4 7 I ent1, Mr. and Mi'I. E. J, Hill, '11.t• N lt'LO IIAIIPION Robinson a nd Seym ore; o. Black­ woods. � burn and Bartlett. A decorated birthday cake and Pl� tax and i.-.M 3rd Gantt lee cre•m were Hrved to- Michael, , -pobloltl.-. Kal1er John and Jeffrey Jonea of CQ1um­ 000 000 1-1 3 2 Many a memory is tied to ... . ..... " ltti, tle,nllt, ",..... ...... o.12 000 x-a 7 1 bu1. Tereisa. Cynlhf• and JµUa BINk 1'1bo,type a famlllar tune! Listen to M•M Ro­ MN. ,:ueat, honored Fowler •nd OC'.'heltree; Harriso n Gooch, the S.,,• "-d DE$1GM, trHd! Dll'fl'i, Sbe l,'lll-15 all your favoritel!I on our •nd Roblneon·, bert Gooch and Mt. and Mrs. H Iil. • Plus tu 6: NOlpplble Un, and" WIDTH os 1H fine record1. Come In and browse anytime. tll'el on new 1 960 cc,r1. 2nd Division Syracuse Team ' 1 Din.ner W Git>en Redleg� Make Hitting, Pair .4t Bi1111•' Re,ukn e Of Double Pl�ys Good For Win Families Visit In 1 '"� WY t.;iJ52 vfte • R. H.DODGE Rowlln as SoM � . . ',\' DODGEa - RT 'ict DUQ1j: · · · MILL STREET j' I'• , . ' Phone WYucl-. 1.21' SZ ... " . ,. .... . .- .{ .',..,,.. ' ·" �, .. · ·- -- - - •- ··-- · · · . . . --· · · - - _ .. . .. . · -· - · · ..... --- .... . .. . -.. �•....--·------·• ·· , Pirates Maintain .L eag11e I�ead By Defeating Giants 8-4 �I�f}If�fiJ5:� � ;} 1�":�::::;;'o�::;-;i.·: ;,�r.,: . Dodgers Lose Third Game To - S'fAN,DINCS -There ·was A-Y' oung Man Named Skinner . . . I ,. t her, Paul. The 1roup 11Ao visited )l.rs Pauline Paul and Mn. Walter 1-'ren:r.)'k. Mn. Smith, her daughter, and the Hoffm.an11 then went on to Paw Paw, Mkhiaµ1n, to v111it Mr... Al­ Mn. Ellen Smith and daughter, bert Panozzo, r�turning to their Mlddleporl's Little League Red Bessie. of Br.adbury and Mr. and homes Monday evenina (2-0) turned on a prevl ou, legs Mn. l'red H offma n and children ur tormentor, pitcher David CHcl Pomeroy !!pent the holiday week- UOCl<liY FRANC HIS& MOVED with a vengeance Braves, the or h.astern -Thi.: IP U YORK NEW @nd in Chicago visiHng Mrs. rapping out two n!glu Thursday Smith's mother a nd Other relatives Hockey l.kague has again voted home runn, ;,. triple and ntne to operate with eighl teams next and ft-iendw. alt good for 14 run11. The trip was the first time in season. One franchise charge has singles. had .igo Cuci Three n ine yean lhal Mrs. Smith had re- been milde, wilh Haddonfield, :!"-1. held the weeks in hit■ three to Redlegs that club turned to her home town of Chi- J., taki.niil over the five inning,;. The Redlegs finally callO - She vi�lled with her molher, played out of Washington during won that one 3-2 In the sixth Mrs. Olympia Fabrle and her bro- the 1969-60 season. when relief pitch er "Jim Johnson walked in ri winnlng run. Last night ttie Redleg1 combined hitting with outstanding de• rense, reeling off tw o straight ' •hune11l' ' double playa in the ONE LOT OF rirst and second i nn ln&s, The first GIRI.S, SUBTEEN and 1,ADl,ES came with Steve Hind)' on first .and nobody out, Teddy Morarity groundlng to Redleg pitcher Ronnie Hint'fy who threw lo Mark Tannehill covering second for the foree, his relay, to Bill Swa n catching Morarity at first. 1 I I II - A nd It l00ks L.ike They H avr A nItta - 1 1'.DDler . I , • :j • •' ' -· I • •• •• ••. . I • • :1 I I • • • • I• • •• ••' '. I ' I h Among aIIey A Hea'\lywetghts - ' t "'"\,....,.... ·� r ALSO '"Natchez Troce" Zachary Scott COAL, Oil, GAS f U,R N A C E S SUNDAY and MONDAY, JULY 1 0-1 1 ''Gazebo'' FOR N AMES THAT COUNT IN THE BOATING FIELD LOME STAR CUTTER ":..: SIDORGASBORO CRESTLI N ER C I R C L E' I Sew-Rite Club Entertain,ed At St,,ickland Home I , 0 I • S E C O N D AVE·, GAL,1,f PO l,I�, OHfO .,.,•••••• 9 · ea ' - - • TV III A &M @Q ltot A IUeUlt• SALE $3.00 Cash Bahr, Owner .N,, ..... 4Ye. llldtlepon . C�()T� l'MG COMPANY AVE. ' Our Graduate Watch Jle. palrman HI• Years of Be­ hind The Dial Experience To !fake Your Watch Run Perfect. . MiDDLEPORT' OHIO I Mrs. William Thuener was welcomed as a new member when the WSCS of the Asbury Methodist church met Wed­ nesday evening at the home Qf Mrs. Alice Capehart with Mrs. Betty Friend as co-hostesa. The meeting in charge of M<•- Capehart, president, opened j witth devotions by Mrs. Thueil1,r, who read Mathew 14: 22-�3 lr,rl i gave a meditation take n from 'Tht Upper Room' and closed wJth prayer. Mrs. J ohn Sauvage acted as aecretary i n the absence of Mrs. Royal Thomas. Mrs. C. B:. Weese, treasurer, reported that $40 had been paid on the pledge which has been raised to $150 · for th e year. It was votell to pay $Zit on the moving e,:pen1e11 of the new pas-, tor. Contributions were received from Mrs. A. L. Flanagan and Mr!!. J. c Farrell Re ports on the District Offieers Tralninr Day held recently i n Pomeror were giY en by Mrs. Capehart a,nd Miss Marcia Kan-. Plans were made for a plcnic o n Augu■t 3, at the Syracuse Roadside Park. Thirty• one shut-in ealla were reported. ''From A Mialonary's Diary" WH the topic of the program pre­ Hnted by MN, Wllliam Eichinger and :xrs. William Houdashelt. A ' ·eport on the Ohio Ann1111d Con . $1i-9S: . � ·- Keop .... .,. .... . comfortable in eilt. WNhable plalkl. ' • 98c ..-.a for cu, outboard llllalt, power mower. With llnible pour apout · .. ==-�� • light in 1'f•l11ht • .. -,,. ' ,. • ...-.•·' · � " i;.l...,' , '8, \ . . • ' , ,. •' . •• -�! f11•.J l '• .. -· ' · i,..;., 1957 FORD Fairlcine 500 � Dr. Sedan. Radio and heater. automatic trans., power steer• mi. One local ofner. Red and white• fmish. 1957 PONTIAC Chieftain 4 Dr. Catalina, Auto. trans., R&H, new car tr.ade--in. • 1956 FORD 2 l>r. Sedan n t n 2 Dr. Sedan, VB enai e, s a dard trans., radio and heater. 'l'E ME IJ lftokes Central G­ HHtlng Is> COMPACT! 1956 CHEVROLET BelAi,t'.� n 4 Dr. Sedan, V8 One owner. 1955. FORD VB 1953 DODGE Club Sed n n 1952 FORD Fordor Club Sedan. New paint, autom!ltiC mans., r:ifflo a'nd heater. flli•d1 tAHe •th•r remco • lullt-M Dr-'t Dlfffterl j H•l!Vy 1ou9, .,.. 1 OUIH locllett • Wi.ll � lktn for HM lf . • • ,. ' Ir •• • A:ND ABBOTT P'-e WY,2-5321 N, Socoftcl _A.... . . l8\dtll�..+ ,, Ve e gine, •utomatic tnns, A good setond' OU'. Pow.tfull Comt,Qctf IHutifully 1tykod1 W.ol for lhl' 111011 ffnlditd bo1em•nl, ploy room or d•nl Uniqu• fru-float. Ing con51ruct1Dn of th round heot ex­ cftan9•r 1111u.-.1 ob1olu1, 111,n<• of apftCJtiOhl Cfflll'!'lklad ffni1h p.,mit1 Id.cit ffdptation to air <onditlonlng • , • eo1111ji,11tt..l,-. lmPHwiou1 to ru1t fr<H'II tonditnsotionl Juato toud, of th• th1N"f110tt1I flood, yo,,, hom, with ._,_ iow.co., ..., hlotl ''°'' gine, rpowerglide trans., ..Uo ancl, be,tff.· · 8 (!y�. _Club Sedan, std. tram.� good .tins, exceJlent mecballh::al· conWhon . &art••t ,nedel 1, I••• tlton 10 Inches wldill -­ -••I; "'°""' ,..,.,,.., --· e 1955 PLYMOUTH LO-BOY FOREMAN lit •IJCi . R FtRESTOH� SJQR.e. I N MI DDLEPOIA'r OM.I() 1957 PLYMOUTH Onlit EASY TERMS! .._ 1e& I ference held at Lakeslae wa11 a:lve n by Mill& Karr who also told of the impressive i n stallation ser­ vice for youth o fficers by Bishop Hazen G. Wern er which was al• t ended by 400 youth. 1 A salad cqurse was served by lhe h ostesses duri ng the social h o ur. ------------ • AOA,,..,,.,,... .... ." ...... G-E Steam & Dry lton ...........,. 1' Jlits-••··· l\'D!Ii Belvedere 4 Dr. Sedan, VB engine. auto. lra ns., radio and heater ' gold and white !inilh, very clean. One careful owner. Sedan. V8 engine, r.dlo and he•:lter, �utc.:n:ttle tram. ,.....,.c.-,. l•IN Meat ,,., .•�w"""· "'" •I . .. ..... rias Can BIG IIG SAVINGS I Cabinet-Styled forced air Y11 . . . · Pllolle WY-1-l'J81 POMEROY, 'ORIO IIAln MIN STRffl SM ITH 'NORTH S�OND ·".,-_.• � . Specials WATCH FOR IT NEXT Missionary's Diary Was Prag.ram Tap,ic At Asbury M,ethodist WSCS Meet,ing flRESTOltE TIIQ fi,_ AT HOME INSIDE tllE WATCH. WORKS K&c JEWE.LERS SALE $1 7.95 MILANS - PANAMAS - SAILOR , .. · I '· GUARANTEED NEW TREADS · "1:·· iteocl �D10 ancl Tlt.lVISIGH SALE $34.95 · $39.50 to $55.00 ,ITRAW HATS - Values To $5.95 I I I I I CAf ff fR IA. IWTA�Aif Reminisce with lovely musk · · · · Werner SALE .�.50 �o oo SPORT COATS :I _ 4_ Stereo's - 78's - 45'1 SUITS Summer-Weights and Year-Round - Values To $27.50 Jt� re ;1 We Hove A Complete Stltttion Of Al I lhe Latest Hits YEAR-ROUND S U ITS ' · su m mer I ONE LOT OF $39.50 to I I I s a. I - \ We Will Be Closed July 10 through 1 7 To Attend Mercury Factory Training School PHONE WV·3•22S4 MINERSVll,LE, 01110 SfflORGASBORD • ,_...B OATS - --- I I I €anteen Moves Into Racine Area Saturday I Mercury Outboo rds - 6 to 80 H.P. . I Eagle Ridge Social Events I BRO WN'S MAR tME '1,l Yankee Castoff Hitting Homers For Virginians. r S D !u' ��cF , $1 B E C KY'S Mark Dana ■ I First Round Winners Include -Clifton Mason In Softball I' ' Hemlock Grove V 'ctor In Sh-.... Johansson Sli ps T F ''This Rel,el Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middle O., JP,ly 8, l� --- Daily - - - ----Bapti.eort, Cbureb ,rlU-�ve it. enU� Jays S,·heduled To Appear Twice 11tis Weekend c Han g On! I J U LY CLEARAN·C f. FRIDAY cantSA'llUIIIAY. M.T 8-9 _,J I • rant cunt SfflRED, your lENNOX:dealer I I HAVEN TH I!' .A.,.- E i ' I Hot;day W,eekend II ,u Mr. and Mrs Nalhan Biggs .snd Stmborn MU,io,uuy family entertained with a dinnt>r neat Jtcmd•1 e\leninii, at t I pkn.ic . S • , oriety Sunday at lhe1r home, Rutl,rnd T o p1C,u.c o'cloetl: al tbe r'Oad■ide .,.rk. Mtfll' Road. Guesh were Anthony Wolfe Tht" B � Sanborn M1oionary her■ are td &rint their flR'orite atuuer, St e ve fflndy and Evanil and Mrs. Helen Duncan or Young5. Society of the ,'l iddleport Pint eoYtred dilh and ello table Nn'lca. 1)10 had ■lhgJn. town, Jim Kerns, Kenneth Neville ThP Ja 1 1i of Prnneroy will appear Ron Htndy worked five inn­ and Marjorie Burl. at 1wo d.1111c1· par!IH thi1 we<-kemt I lng1 for the Hedi�•. finning the first un i''rid.iy f'\ enm1: al 7:30 1 three, gtvtnr up the thne t1in­ I n the aHernoon ice cream and m n the gle-9. Mark Ta nehill worked cake were served to the abovp 11 nd fl Thh op,Pn air hop undf>r the sixth, fa n ning two. Mr. and Mta. Alfred B1,c,:s and 321 213-14 1 2 o daughter, Jud)'. and Mrs Ollie f stan will 1)1> hel!I a_t l he M u.Idle j Redlegs . . . por1 Park "'' Ith d.11nc1ng on thP Ct> It's COtR!tlfJ . . . 000 000- O 3 4 Biggs. Bnves , men1 ba11k1·\ hall eourt Teenagen Ron RlndY WP. M. Tannehill 6 are 1nv1tpd to ent�r the dance con• and· Manley. CHei and Bradbur_y. I tf'sh, to h+· hf'ld during thia infor­ Next Week OTHER GAMIS mal affair In the other Little League Thi• 1-'rnla}' hop will benefit the game last n iaht the Yankees \l 11-td1 .. r1nrt Park A.!lsociation OUR SUPER made their second h■lf record 1-1 On S.i1urda}' 111ght the Jays will v Mr. and Mrs. T. K. 8f'll o( with a 13-8 ictory as the roung RE>d So,c were pla1ued with a Phoenix, Ariz., spent several days rondul"t a 111 f"1 nance Party at the heavy attack of errors in field with Mr. and Mn. A. D. Tuttle. 1-'r, m t>rny H•Jeh A utl1torH1m "Th,p fralaxies." rO<'k and roll Walter Tuttle is spending a frw ing. �and. will he reat ured a t Pomt'rov For the winners Rawlings bom­ daya with his aunt and uncle Mr. and a nPw rlanct' the ··Twist" will I ered In the fourth and for the and Mrs. Paul Lawrence and son tw anol hn highlight losers Pat Edwards homered in of P ortland. Mrs. A D. Tuttle and Mrs. the second. 120 334-13 8 2 A �y Wolf spent an aftf' rnoon .1-li,Iwpf'k P ra er Yankees y Red Sox . . . . . . 04 1 120- 8 6 ·s with Mr. a nd Mrs. Raymond Fran k 8PrviceA A t t• 8t?�un Nelson ( WP), Rawlings 6 and recently. The Bradfortl Chur<'h of rhrisl I The second came after Eva ns WhiU11tch. Ellis (LP), Edwards � • spent Sunday tu-gar _Mrs. Jack Harris singled with · one out a nd t he end Butcher. i M i,l-Wrt·k prayer ser\'ices with her aunt Mrs. Amy Wol r. I ].isl Wednei;day at the church Identical relays were worked 011 · Mr. and Mrs. Milto n Tutt le and For th e first m I" � ther Steve Pullen'11 gr ound er t o the f mi_ly attende� the holiday e, l p- werf' 16 members ;:e�:nl and : mound. b�a l lon al Racme. trai11in� rourse is being eonduct• For the Redlegs Dick Fife and ed by lhl' pastor of the church Mrs. A. D. 1'1.!ttle, Margaret Tut­ Bruce Wallace homered a nd Wal­ Ralph Humble. tle and Kathy attended the com­ lace added two sin&les. Swan mencement o f the DVDS at the tripled and singles hitters were . AAC'IIE:!11 . C.crmany UPI-Jes- ' Sutton. M. E. Church Friday niJ::ht. Art Ca11ci, John and Merk Tannesit;>a Nt·wherry or Ausab\p Forks, Rn. ind Mrs. Edward Griffith hill, Bob Manley 2, Ray Hlndy Y . .. a t o p � ml'rican p�o�pect N and Fife. The Tri-Counll' Teen Canteen and Mrs. Mae Pearson spent t h e for lh_e Olymp1{'S Games, finished For the Braves, playing with- 'Ban dsLand' moves into the Raci ne weekend in Columbus visiting flrsl 111 the drt>ssage contest or Culemer Patkml Ia lieu OI S1ore . . oul calcher-pit"her Jim Johnson Amerioan Leawn Hall thlll sat­ the-ir son Gar)' and family. W hile the lritcrnalrnnal Ho ['se Show IIUDDLEPO&'I, 0111& who also U!I the team's leading I urda)' night to sla&e its 230lb there ltev. Griff i th's brother-in-law , hu sd y. T r - :i Fred Matthews !luffered a heart 1 Record Hop, Leo V. Savage, dir• 1 attack and passed away. ector. an n oun eed today. ,4t ROfltUuJe Park l 1 The Middleport Busin ess and One girl from Racine wHI be Mr. and Mr11. Paul Lawrence Proressional Wo men's Club will named to repn1sent that ue1 in and s on of Portla nd spent Sun­ meet at the Roadside Park next the forth coming "Miu Tri- day eveni na; with Mr. and Mrs. T�esday eYening at 6:30 for a pi e- County o( 1001 Beaut)' Pageant" Milton Tuttle and ramily. me. Members are to bring their She will be one among 30 who Anna Tuttle and Am y Wolf call favorite covered dish . and table will compete Cor that title held at ed on Roberta Lee re<'ently. servi<'e. Mrs. Nellie Vole, chair- the present tlma by Miss Beverly Simon Newland a nd son How­ man of the Hostess Committee will Cullip of Gallipolis . ard called at A. D. Tuttles Sun­ Featured from 7:30 to lrl:30 day morni ng to see Mr. and Mrs . , be "in charge, will be Buteh Lille who will spin T, K. Bell or Arizona. the top 100 r.ecords in the n atio n . The aliair which ill being SJ)OR· to the MGM Teenage Hall of sor.ed b)' the 4-U Club of Racine Fame at •last Wednesday's open­ will benefit tho1e attending the ing day of the canteen's Syra­ cuse Re�eatlonal Center which foptb ('Omina 4-H Youth camp, A cake walk and all regular attracted over 100 adults and teen . canteen stand br contests will be egers. conduded, during. the eveni ng. G uest disk Joekeys at the affair Many pri:aea will be awarded. included Roger Bennett, Jim Mrs. Mae Neimeyer was named I Lohse and Leon J ord on. Ch-ieago OYer or Belglum ._ _ _ A __ _ _ �.;� ;����� : ;,rc· ��; pu b d . FIGHT RIIULTS mo,e than • million dolla,s ,r LO, ANGELES UPI - Rieonlo lcr winning the 1960 P,e,kness has become lhe f.lC.sl eu1ry for GonulH, 1 25, Areentlna, out110int12◄, Loa An.. les AJ Srnith en;o,.ed a perfect the $!0�.000 Waslungton, D. C., ed aoots MonrH, (10). onal nternat I ov. on i . 1 1 N night for the White SoI with a - - -- ·- -- -homel', double andi two singles aplnlti the lndfftur. Gene Freese 1 also homered1 for the White Sox l;ft who coll1Nl1ed 13 bite off lo.er Jim N.EW HAVEN, W . .VA. •� Pt·rr,· and 1wo 'ne!leve- ., Unltod ..... 1 ..,.,,,.11on,1 N L A U A N T IO ALw 'L G Pct. I GB ' 1'1t tsburgh 47 28 ti27 The Pomeroy Pirates maintained their Lil t l e League lead Milwaukee I t wa11 al so the 271!iMI. triumph of Un,ted Pre.a lntw,-n•Hona f 41 33 .564 !P12 last night by defeating the Syracuse G hmts B-4. There wa1t :1 yuun#! man ruuned II hi11 career. pu u in(I h im in ,. lie S an F rarH•isro 39 36 .520 8 In olher leagu.e action last ni"ht the Racine Cards defeated Lo11 An�eles 39 3'1 . 3 12 8 ¼ · s:unner. who uiwe looked like b with Early Wynn of the While & 39 38 .500 9 th e Pomeroy Jets 18,8 , the Syracust Indians defeated the St Lou111 r1m k hcg 1 u nt'r. but thtt Pirates 1I Sox for 14th place am ong the all· ' wen: paueril. ani.J lo .and behold, t ime major league winne!'8. Racine the 36 40 .467 1 2 Dodgers 12-9, the Pomeroy Tiger s outscored C1111.: iniu111 -,� uRial drove in three of . !ff1n reEII a �hem�elvt'!I h;ive uuw they 1'h1l11delphia . -32 46 .416 16 9-7. Reds the Braves 26-4, and the Yankees de feated the C11rdin111!1' runs ag11i nst the ' wmnar - - ----- 29 44 397 1 7 The S:,['acuae Giants held a · n Chica.(!o 1 3 -• fou r hi!s r1nrl st·oretl runs , fading Gi11 n t11 wilh • baNs-l oaded ofSkinner, Boh ht• would Th11t hw.---1¥"• Resu lts · 0ne run I ead gomg ·in I o t he T Th !! Ti gant tooll_ ad¥a nta ge of t he flnt itrning. and sac�ifloe fly. It wa!I tJte single rc.:el tart two his ;ibtHII ku.Jded tt·n 3 Franeitc. San 7 l.oui11 St. o ai:uc sixth inning ageinat the lt· Don > Larwen 11 wildhlHIS to &core • ss J ur • olf th w hitters w third Jel f g �u the o 's straight ht hird bat t n u lle I r ght en W C' i P ithlHl 9h 3 (incinn•ti l, ni hut n�vt•r .ibuut ll leadini Pomeroy P1r:iles last in . tb• th ird l nnin 1 and runs five n ight, but allo'IVed P1 r ah' hailers t rlplr a R d S ln � lt- , D. W t·hrun g Milwa ukee 2· Phll•4-l lfh l■ O, nlgM , t u bri ng P 1 1 1 sburgh :i p,is:1 1bl c Na- place G iants, who now are only II that was all at took to beat the u . l a nd a Swish urtho gte f o 1 a 1 mna l l.car::ue penr111nt for the half game ahead f the er s ;i 'lfn LOI Ane-lH 7 C hi Hto 1 , night to Sl•Ore five ru m; in lh c de d s1v (' wi l ti ' s A place Dodl![el'S. ,' 1 1rs1 1 1m11 �met' 1 !127. Priday'• f'rolYItble P itah•n fift h to reg1dn the le ,1 d and win. w l lh a �m glf'. l"ard hiUrrs were • _;;:.;.,.__________ -•·· It ,t Jil il,delphia 2 ·twi p 1· tt-.r-t a wo n t a ' wilh 3 uble o nd ti d Bo Snllhr DNvw I call c s 1earnmotes his ;is J '"Skins," · , .... h tters w1'rP M I ke f'n• Gl,_, , ree h t Spen runs with ingl er three o l sin in ve o dr s s Snider Duke s e c i! ni9ht-Frlend ,.5 and Gi bben 4.2 him, puwerl•d the Pm11es to vieki n 11 with a si n gl e and ( ; t• u rg c and DiddlP. with two single s . v, GrNn 1 ·2 and Buah, rdt 4,,5 , to n f ur tht' sf'cund slra1gh! night with a trtple and a homer in th eDonov.an with a 1 wo run homt:r 200 � I - 8 5 4 Cincinnati 1t MHw,uk.. night :1t h a twu-nin duublt· in the nlrt' Dodgers' victory over the Cub11. 1 Pira te hitter� wert' Murray w1lh J t•ts a ,ingle, J<'ff Kirkl and with a sin- C a;d sw � - ·w �/2 °',' '"s� ,2. , � -Hoak 7.7 va P izarro 4,.2 o,- J ay I innm.il Lhat rur nt•d the Heda, 3-2, Don Ory!tdale btoke a six-game I olf . oo 8 2 na h 2-5. N W and tr811:D gle, and Knight and Mench in1 Tilur�clay iught und prf'served loAing streak at home wil h an 1 er. ,f. Diddle, Spene"' 3 an,I Ch'1ugo .it Lo• Angel.a, night 'ei[fhl-hilter. Pit l .� l,urg h ' s 'F� gami• l1•ad . · I e. e.ch " ·,th , do u hl e and trap 1 -And•rson 2-S •n Craig 2·1 J erry Owens ranr11•1I 1 4 a1uI Spenr t'r and Diddle 3. The v1c1 11 n w.is 1he Pirates ' The Yankees won thelf game . S st. Louis at an F rancisco wa lked. lour. whll� Pirate pit-ow illlll thl'y accom- from the Oriole!! by making up .a ' fourt h m .i ; e The an 9-7 ictor were s s night-S,deck i 7.4 vs S ,nford 8_ 5 ,• '\' t e chers fannrd l (l a nd walked r , ve phshl!,l 1t w11h 1wn <1u1 in the ::J·O deficit. Bob Cerv ·e pinch horn• ' Saturday's GamH G iants 202 OOU- - - 4 23 over the Reds with Y.inkPI' hit lo ellrn Vin t•tur Bend '.',ti- e r_ in the fiiih innl_ng started loser \ nin1h JOO 25x-86U ters bein� S. Arnold with a dou- Pitt�burgh at Phlladelphla, night wll his f1flh Lr urnph. Pir-ates '1111_ Pappas on h1!1 d ownfa\1 and : i e, wi h Harris . a a 11 � 1 gl<' mt Chlugo at LLo, Ane-lH, n ight t Owens and Cundiff. Mem·hirii, h i G Phone WY-2•3'194 Sp•hn Hurls Shutout C lchs Boyer also home� m the 1 Debli>ie Reynolds & Glenn Ford Cil o 3, Ty o 5 ( W I') and Tyo und double, P . Murray w i t h � t ripl e.• C incinnati at MIiwauk ee Yanks we n t : W.im'n Spahn of th<' Braves seventh when the IIOMEIIOY, OHIO and a si;fgle; E. Slllrk with a St. Loui i at San Fr•ncltco Mern·hini 5. l1url,.1t t11� first �hulo u t ol' lh,· St>u ahead for the first time. rlouble and single, B. Hnyl'r with - ---snn to hi•at r h1· l ' h i l l it•s, 2-0, and AMERICAN LEAGU& The Racine Br.ivc!) were de­ a douhle . T. Harris with a tluuhl t• W L Pc t. GB in olhn NI. .,:a nw:-- !l it• Cardinals lrated hy th <' Ponwroy Tiger� and sinJ:le and M . Pletha1y with dt' ft•i!INI ttw l : 1ants. 7 :J. whilf' the 46 'l.7 .6 25 New York a triple und {I Ningle. 26- 4 on the Pomeroy dmnond. Dod�f'rs twn l l t•d I lw Cuhs, 7- l . 83 3 4 2 30 .5 Clevela nd Tigl.'r hilters wt·re M. Wrighi ,1r,"Red hilhtrs were Mathews with Balt imo n• 5 35 .503 4 l' lw Yank1·c·s stre\C'hed t heir I 4 with a homrr, a do11hle, and a a d o uh!t>, Finl11w with twu sin547 S ' h AnH'rie;111 LPagul' l1•ad t. t hree , 41 34 o . I '•;_,;·· , , single: �·- KraultPr a home run gl ee, and Phalin, Hysell, Werry, Chicago 1,i I g,1111 1•;, w11 t1 · · 1�ion · ovPr ;1 fi "l . m•[ 35 l 38 .479 10 D e r o i l and two 1rn 1gles, and rt Radford ·Story, C011dC an d Werry all With . ,34 39 ,466 1 1 1rz 11w oi-111l 1•.�, t h(' Wh1IP Sox beal Washlnglon and U. f:nglid1 P:.i1·h 1·ollf'Clf•d a si n gle!!. the Tig1•rs 9-3: upians. nd I lw t 2fl 4fl .3'1 8 18 Kansas City . double and 11in1-:l1• Red pitchers strnek out four Bnston 27 4 8 .360 19 1/2 i•iuh·d · ! !w A 1 h l1•t 1f•s, ti :J, ;oHI 1ht• I ,,., .. S1•r111tor� a iul llnl Sox solit a tw1 [ ,.l'._ f Thu!'May'i Rttults Ura\'f's liiltcrs were Cleland wh.Jle walking seven Yankee pitni�ht douhh·heud(•r w1H1 Wash111gwith !wo singles, ll ensler wllh a cher,a walked 11Jx and 11truck out o.trelt 6 Ken..s City 3 1 rm w 1 1 w 1 111\ t \w op 1•n1 1 r, t:1- 5 , and Chic•.. 9 CIH•efand J, night single and Miki• Johnaon with a two. llmlun th( ' mght<·ap, 4·2. 000 34- 7 8 I O Ntw York 6 leltimore 3, night sin.i,:le. Huush r.annf'd four a nd 1 �:�te e a l1 a p 010 26-9 12 � s1r111 · k riut 1 0 and ! w k! 1 S W11hln1ton 6 loston 5. ht twl walked e1i:ht for the Draves Flnlaw, Phalln (l.P) and Hys e ll loiton ,4 Withington 2, 2nd nite t tw l'hils I r, f 1H' 111I,-; 111 post ing while •riger pi1 rf1ers fanned n lne a nd Werry 4. T. Akers. Plechaty P- rlday'a ProNbl• Pitcher, his 4 , i�hll1 vwl o ry for the Bravt> s and walked tbree. --- -- --- ---4 Murray and L. and T. Harrll1 4. night Clevttland at Chlcaeo Braw� 000 400- 4.43 II 7-6 VI Scor• 1 -J or B•umann Tigers 1 06 141ht:-26 212 �� Ro11,11h and Wickline. B, En• Detroit iit K,nHI City nl9htgli11h !WP) Moore 3 and Bartels, a11nn lng 6--5 VI- H•rbe-rt 3.9 1 HU� Wuhlngto11 ,t Baltlmon night The Syra(· W1(' lr.dicms up11el -Ramos 4. 9 w1 Plaher 5♦ the Dodge,s l 2·9 at Syracuae. I 0 00ft > N-., Yo,k ,t Booton night- v CtJOQ The Dodgers werP witJi out several Dltmu 7-4 v& Monbouquetta 7 -7 tl•gulara. In Shade Val ley kague action • Saturday's G1mea Indian hitters were Jt>well with • last riiuht l lemlock Gro9e wai. Cl•nfand at Chicago a l hrer run homf'r, u double and virtor owr Tuppers Plaihs 8-7. Ex-rham ­ NEW YOR K Ul'r N•w York ,t Bo&ton tripl<'; ('_ Crow with a single; pio n Mikt• Hm�cllou's t riple in the Ingem ar Joh111111on or SwN len r,le . u nd B. wa11 droppNI to fourth plut l' ,uuong Dt-trolt at K,n1H City, night H G rueser with O ain 1u of tht ' seventh inniflg drO\'I' p ' Washington 1t Baltimore, night t:u ndirr wilh II pair or Ringles. heavywf'isht rontendrrs hulny i n i11 tht> w i nning run for Hemlock Dodger hill<'rs wt•r•� B.axter with the Ring Mag.ur.ine'a latest rnl in�.'I. (; r ovP. lwo single!!, Haer with a slnsle The man who lo�t thP world Olher e xtrn hase hiHerfl · for · Jnd na�i11 1111 1 11 il si riglt;>. Indian crown to Flo yd f'atters11n on .i I IPm]nrk Crow• wen- J. Burke pltch<'n rannt•d 10 an,t wolked 1 1,, ond B. Whaley eaeh with a home -..hilt> ()ndr,:er pili'h�rs wPre slrlk· sixth-round knockoul Ju ne 21), was placer! benP.alh Sonny Lit-tun of ru n, H. Hysdl with two doubl1>!1 Ing oul eighr and wulking nine. Philadelphia, 7.•ora F'ollry of Chun It Schult·t with a d o uble, and Each Sunday, beginning July l 0th ., Circle's will offer glent . nod gurs . , . . . . . I02 UO- g 4 1 di er, A rti., and Ed die Macht•n of I>. Well wilh a double. lndianH :mR 10_ 12 7 2 Tupper, Plains extra b•'!t.'. hit­ SMORGASBORD. A terrific dining-out value can now be, yQU[S Baer, r.,uinlher and Jo••�Fn•emen (_ �o rlland, Orf',, in th11t ordN. tors were P. Taylor and C. �llo� ­ • I , ! ; l1 Jewel l, Crow { 4 ) nnd Crow anti +- ,PaM.erson of Rockville Cer1tre, han wi1h a double each. By Unltf'd P,-ou lnt•rnatlon,1 here in Gall ipolis. Ch_oose from our bountiful array of 40 taste­ Jewell 4. ._, -6 ' '1 was named "(ighter of the Derrm Tupp1>rs Ptoins 02:.i 000 :J-8 8 JohmJOn, who on('e tmd a mo n th" ror being ihe first man J n l l1>m lo<'k C.rove . 300 ,200 0-1 7 The Jets were dereated by the hlslnry to recupiurt' t tw hravy britf Lr111l for the lrft t ield job tempting dishes and help yourself to what you w�nt. Our P. Taylor and C. Mollohan. J. with the New York Yankees, is C1rdR IR-8, when t he C11rd11 got title. H11rke l , U. Whuley and Swindell, hitting homers with tilt! Richmond ---· ---SMORGASBORD offers only the finest of foods • - choice roast Virginians ln the Jnlernational Midkiff. Lm1l(ue tn prove he deserves .in­ beef, fried chkken, baked ham, roast chicken, imported cheeses, other 11h01 i n th e majors. The 22-yenr-old Johnson drovf' in three run11 with II pair of h o ­ delicious salad� and many other wonderful delicacies. Everyone _ mers Th ursday n i g ht 1n hl'lp the Vlrginian.i odse the Miami Marwill love our SMORGASBORD. I o - Mnsn n, W avorly und the �lr11t H_anw. O_t her gome!I srhPdulrd ]I ns, 4.;J , in 10 in ni ngs. Uen Flow­ Cl'ft � I M & M Juts won rir11l round Gnmea , 1or th 11 evenmit have Lakin f11C'in� ns, who pllched o nly the 10th i n . Mrs. Duylon Strickland 11s�isted In 1 hr_ Bend Softball Tournamen1 I Smith '1s UpholsfrrlnM or Pnrkersn ollowing lrong hy ob hy Mrs. l 'harleH HoU man t'nterg J S fl f 11 i last _mg:ht at 811f'h tel Fl t•ld. burg and Wei; t C ol u mhia pl u yin i.: �tar1er Zack Monror,, was 1 h 1• lainNI t he Sew-Rile Sewing Club C_J 1f111n-M11Ho11 nipped GSI Ill r.al- 1 hr P1. Pleas11n1 ltetailns. wuuii•r. Wednesday t•vening al her home l"")1 ls 2- 1 , hi 11,i nc.• !nni11us; W_avJ.-ck John!!on's shil-(li• in the laRt In the only other gam1•s pl11y ed on Lincoln l h·i11:ht11. CHILDREN UNDER 1 2, ONlY 95c ADULTS $2.00 , erly • d�t d 1 h1• l ,rrkershur� l,ei,:u:,n 1 nr the ninth to srnri• Huss Rouah Thursday night, 1 1.avirna splil a 1 ro�I JU4, 4 -J; i�IHI t he M& M Jat11 waa the winning hlow ror the Clif. double-header wi th Col_umbue, CO · I A short business session was SERVINO l l :30 A. M. 7:30 P. M. EVERY SUIIIDAY wh1ppNl IIH• Kal�t• r Finishing De- ton-Mason team. E. White hurl 1•d lumhus won the etaht-rnnlng first held with MrR. Donald Collini, prosidcni. in charge. Plans wel'fr p11rtnwnl, 5· 1 . o ne hlt ball for the winnerR. . gamt> by pu11hlng a:cross two run s mn1h• for the nPxt meeting on Thrt-e mot<' g.amPs are on tap A h m un b G . Oil er an l e in th < ir l inal turn a t h 11 t [or a July 20 a1 th t1 club room when ' l) this f'V('ning with Mi•I Clark 's All bo Uo m° f\� I h th 0 3·2 triu .1 1�ph. In the n l &htcap, l �e Mrs. Ho y Blankenship and Mrs. . 1 f Stars mr1•1in g U1 ' T&T Market or of vlcto�)' to� •�avo�i;' la:ty ::� � , ll!(ar K ings ,co['ed r ve run, m I<,ym 1, . o n,I B u ,· t Y w·, 11 be h onored J•o,· nt i'J .....,,,nt 11 t 7 P - m. I n , th e ch•mpI on11, over the Parkershur..: t i11, nin · th inni • • n g lO wm, 1 l·3· with 8 lPYf'H(• shower. Mrs. ColLelllon team D Blaekhurn itch 1 1oton , :ia� S hea�er li r is _ and Mrs. Edward Well s will - - -- -- ed for the Wav�rly nl rw 11 nl a v� -- -- 1: ovan a o - be in t•harge of refreshmen t.s: a,H . c ix orre11 hi up three hit• · mns m the second a:ame, althouah Mrs. Harvey Va n vranken and The M&M team pkked up three nor�t' of then_-i came In the ni n th Mrs. William WaN-, games .and • I Mn. Charles Spencer and Mn. ru ns i n the aecond and two mnre innm11 r-xplosmn . El11 Gilmore Jr., fnon. Pla n s 1 In the third to cou11t to a 5-1 wi n I The stonrllnea: for behlnd Dale H11rrllmn'1 thrcti h i t L Pct · GB Julya fll mily pirnlc on Wednesday 27 were di1cussed, pitchlna. Ttironlo :· 2 680 Home mude lee cream a nd CUiton · )fason will m eet the Uu Ualo ,43 34 5MI 9 decorated birthday eake in obWaverly team l n the ■econd round Richmond 45 40 :329 1 1 scrvance of the birthda)'& of Mrs. on Mondi)' al 9 o 'clock. 'l!he M&M Hava na 38 41 : -4Bl 1� ¼ Strtckland and Mn. Bl1nken11hlpteam wJII pl•Y lhe winner or In - Rot•h('i;l t'r 473 13 "- were e�rved 33 39 _.y . '. by �he hoste!lses. night'• nrst game between M e l Montreul 3 4'5 42 _ 7 L7 � M1:5. Gilmore received the door ; Clark'a All Stars and the T& 1' Colum hus S 48 418 18 11 r11e. Market on next Tueaday. . '" Ml;imi 32 48 .-4"0 v 21 In_ ( The li ne ecor811: ttt GalM GS I 000 100 000-1 \ 2 Tl,ird Birtlulo;y Wa• C·M Oto 000 001-2 !I t Bou-a and Holley. E. Wh t te and Ob•ert>etl (j),. Siuula,. •111•11 • -nc1 it.. bocllel or on your o1c1 tllff The. t h ird birthday o( 9uaan Tucker. ifliffi\lS 2nd Game Gooc:h was observed sunda)I 1(ter-­ Lea:lon Post (!04) 100 101 0--3 3 2 noon at the home of her ar1ndp,ir• Waverly 000 031 x-4 7 I ent1, Mr. and Mi'I. E. J, Hill, '11.t• N lt'LO IIAIIPION Robinson a nd Seym ore; o. Black­ woods. � burn and Bartlett. A decorated birthday cake and Pl� tax and i.-.M 3rd Gantt lee cre•m were Hrved to- Michael, , -pobloltl.-. Kal1er John and Jeffrey Jonea of CQ1um­ 000 000 1-1 3 2 Many a memory is tied to ... . ..... " ltti, tle,nllt, ",..... ...... o.12 000 x-a 7 1 bu1. Tereisa. Cynlhf• and JµUa BINk 1'1bo,type a famlllar tune! Listen to M•M Ro­ MN. ,:ueat, honored Fowler •nd OC'.'heltree; Harriso n Gooch, the S.,,• "-d DE$1GM, trHd! Dll'fl'i, Sbe l,'lll-15 all your favoritel!I on our •nd Roblneon·, bert Gooch and Mt. and Mrs. H Iil. • Plus tu 6: NOlpplble Un, and" WIDTH os 1H fine record1. Come In and browse anytime. tll'el on new 1 960 cc,r1. 2nd Division Syracuse Team ' 1 Din.ner W Git>en Redleg� Make Hitting, Pair .4t Bi1111•' Re,ukn e Of Double Pl�ys Good For Win Families Visit In 1 '"� WY t.;iJ52 vfte • R. H.DODGE Rowlln as SoM � . . ',\' DODGEa - RT 'ict DUQ1j: · · · MILL STREET j' I'• , . ' Phone WYucl-. 1.21' SZ ... " . ,. .... . .- .{ .',..,,.. ' ·" �....,_�--- - . -- 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O. , July 8, 1 960 FOR SALE WANT ADS roa 7 ROOM HOUSE, 1 ½ LOTS In K) ger, near store, post of­ fice and church, running water lo Jutchen, lob of flowen, and 111hrub1. Some furnnure with house tncluditli 3-p('. hvin� room suite, 4-pc. bedroom su1Le dinette set, retr1,gerrator, elt.'C'. lne ri.111ge, washer, dryer, deep free:z.e, Youngstown double sink chm.a cupboard, some venet1.i� blinds and other furnitur e. Jka sonably priced. See Mr. or Mrs Mayo IL Bales in Kyger or CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE 8EIIULT8 BATES 4 cent. per w•rd, one iMertion. Minirr.um chara:e _ 60 :ents. I eeata per word fo.1 tb.tee ooo.ieo.tUve inaerti!)na S�il.J - one m..i.th foe 30 ceot J per- word. Full r�te of t cents per word will be ohar,oo for a d vertisinc 1f not p&ld wi� lU daya alter receivin ,a bW , Mve_n..iSlin&: - Should be repo:1f!d !.m.med..iatel)'. The DailY Sentinel will not be r911poDa.i.blt, for mo.re than one 1ococ­ nct lmertion. �d of t,::qb and Special Notice■ oI Ewn'- $1.UO. ObitUi.ti.ea publtlbed al l c�t per word. �:IORDS J. DAY 3 DAYS C DAYS l M O. M. � $1.M 90c 60c 15 fl .20 fl.8(1 60c '6.00 21' 7:lc fl . 50 � '1 .50 $2 .2<1 Ada r-.lved by 10 A..11. will be in thal day • ..per. ' t! � ":I •' Phon e EM 7-7698 . PHO N E WY-2-2 1 57 ., Used Heating Equ ipm ent ___, -o..,S'""o..,.l_ s-----;l-;-;8-;-J-:A:-u-:i1 1 1 No tic'.:e:es I E RMITE AND PEST CONTROL -, P,1ln. FrN lntpe<:tton. lnMJ..,. / eel by Nationwide. Phone R. and A. Service 'St•t� WYl,..2Mfc 2366. - -- ----- W A NTED-A Christian companion no smoker and no ehildren. No othen have to apply. Frank E mrich, Bailey Run. 7 -7·3tp CLI FF BYEltS and hia String Notes will be in Portland Grade School, Friday, July 8th. Dan• cing 9 !ill 1 2. 7-7·2te • --- ----STILL need me .in out of county lawyer to represent me in the protcelmn of my property righls Hugh Lcilheit, Meigs County. 7·8·3tp ---------- Good c,.... u... c.,.-­ AII Male" and Mo.HI,. 111\ITROPOLITAN MOTO,t$ '°°106 la•t Ma4n It. p__,.V, Ohte 1954 BUICK�d��dan. Me. chanical Jy very sound. $495.00. Blaettnars, Pomeroy. 7·Hitc Sizes 20-22-24" BLO WERS Oil & G as Conversion Units ARNOLD'S W e&Unghouse Store Phon• WY-2-6314 Syrac uat, o. 19� CHE V ROLET 2 1 0 :.1 dr. Worth more. $39r;.oo. ll laet- ( 90 1 :V\a rine ::.up pl ie� Pomeroy. 7•Hltc 1 - · :-::-=-c=·----· - _ _ �• 1 80ATS AND MOTORS $25 19M PLYM0-UTII Belvedere 4 dr · lilfl whll• tha.- IHt. Metro'" sedan. Eittt11 nice for model I Motor� 600 E. Main '°lltan $495.00 HJaettnar�, Pomeroy: s,., pome.-. y. Phwie WY.:2.-1170. 7.7-fttc 1 1 ,24-tfc 195.5 DODG E VB 4 dr. c ustom roy• al lledin. One careful owner Buy Yoar - Std. shift. Extra nice. $795.00: Blaett nara, Pomeroy. 7-7·6lc [ I "' ! •---=--�-- I . I 1 6 ) Lost and Found ---� -- ----- I -- UIID CAA -- --- 1 8 ) Auto Soles ,, - ·- ---- --- 1 ; 1 4) For Rent __ 1 956 MERCURY $1295 • PO MERO y MOTOR Co. ,.-,.,.- �==-===:=:=:::::::=::::= 19 For Sole ------ 1 1 7 ) Help Wonted iuv■ ■ Employment Wc.,ted a (20 ) B • eon. I & .. · .Wffl!NQ .a2 -- --- ·---�--- - ===------·---- I I ! 1 ---/ N f• ( 1 2) Wanted to Ren, -- I Kl\'"tH REPORT JOHNSON · --SEA-HORSE - �' or Sale or OUTBOARD MOTOR 24---a f rod e AT KARR & VAN ZANDT - _ . _ __ _ AS OF THIS date I will not be -·- -,---re1ponsible for debts rontneted I FOR SALE ONE OWNER 1955 l C� ry1ler, to� condition. See Torn b)' any one other than my self. Diddle, 3 mlle1 back of Racine. John Bryan, Phone VI 3-2232. 7•6•3tc �73 Norlh Second Street, M1ddll'port, Ohio . 1 95e STA R CHrn Jt� BLU E ANO 7·8·3lp While Pontiac 4-doo; hardtop, automat ic transmlssiou, power 1 bra!Ns and aleering , radio nnd Pomeroy, Ohio healer. In top conditibn, C 11 II � -�:ARSJ IALL -CO LLEGE WY 2-8834, 7•6·6tc cluii rin g of 1930. Initials JIH on in11lde, Hing h, ,11old with green '66 FOKD Convertible Phone -- �-.:c-::-::::-=c--einenld stone and is on iii 1old WY 2-241KJ 7-7·61p WAN1't:O TO RENT 5 room 1110• chain. Reward. Jo'indcr contact !lern house, water and bath The Dail)' Senllnel. J<..:asy access to highway in !tut'. 7 5 3tp hmd School dltitrict 11re11. (' t, ntact Mrs. i-�aye Bolin, Hysell LosT TUESDAY morning n;arS. nun or The Parketle, Mason, Second A\'c.. Middleport , 9 W. Va. on Saturdays and Sunweek old Bugle, brown head duys, 7-8·3lc bl■ck and white mukinga o� body, black leather collar. Child'" pet. Phone WY 2·2280. '1-6-3tc EIGHT ROOM HO USE, two nvt room apartment,. A. N . Beniol. Phone WY2-3272. 11-2 tfc -::::=,,---. 'M OLDSMO BILE 68 2 tloor aedan J)f ��� UNFURN!S HED APA�TVe · Rocket engine with st11nd­ i" I N Air condit w ned. Avail• ard !!hilt. {;0-(io-G o in this Montclair 4-Door Uardwp a��e after July 6, Coats Buildin(E. an11ppy Old11. The buy of your 6 29 12tc Me�omitllc tram., power �leer• IUe. Wu $1 795 Sale $14fl8. Karr ,...,---- -in g 1ind IJrakcN, ,power window� & Van Z andt, romertJy 7··8·3tc FO UH UOOM HOUSE. Phone Tu rn • rand' seal, spolleHs llca ut1ful YJ· 'aB M ERCUllV Mede.lbt 2 door er 2-J47,. 7 2 8tp nyl lnlcrior trim, 1:1harp white pu11h button drive. A11 illent aa a and red 2·tone fuush, new tires. FOUlt room furnished apartment &oarlna: HUil . Pl1111 your Vll{.'11• Ahlo farm for sale near Hashan lion In thia Bia "M". I1'11 re1tdy 6K """ · Phone WY 2·3302. to go. Was $13911 Sale $1288. 7-Hllp Kur &. Van Zandt, Pomeroy. . -:-c ,.,'1·8•3tc ,-,,,,, ,t�ouu-r· . h, , n d b1 3 rooms and bath, l urnlshed in 'Gt PLYMOUTH Savoy 4 d<>or 8e­ New Haven. Phone WY 2·3267. d.11n, B11t1lcs h!p a:rey flnl■h and 7·7·3lc built like a b11Ult1hip too. Price I lo fll your punc. Wa, $493 -POMEROY, 0810 Sale $288. Karr & Van Zandt Fl VE UOOM unturnlshod ,partPomeroy. ment with bath and ahower, ____ 7·8·3t� = g. ,ba,. dl,po,at unit. newly J '01 DODGE 6 cyl. 2 door. An old redecorated. Phone WY 2-5335. car wllh plenty M cood depend­ GAS. FUEL OIL and coal fur• 7 Hfc able miles left. Need a ■econd n11ce1. Call for free Htlmates · c■r? Thia i11 U. Don't dohty­ room8. Close i n town. SLEEPING Jo·orem1m & Abbotl, Middleport: aee lt today. Wa■ 1193 Sale NS. 127 Buttcrnlut Street. 7-6-6tp 8·10-ti, Ki.rr & V1t11 Zaodt, Pomeroy. TWO GARAGES o; M;chanlc Sl. 7·8,3tc HURRY! Order your purple rasp. Call WY 2·21176. Ro1Je Sisson. '56 CADILLAC Hard Top Coupe 7· fi-6lc berries now. Excellent for freez­ the mark of 1un·c11. Here', ing or Jelllea Phoue ytJur or• - r DE:::t::: st" -J·" JIN menl, 3 rooms 11par tyour chantc to own �nerica'a dera 8. II. Cu1on, Rt. I , Mid­ -;::-U WY 2-6915_ Phone bath, and flnci■t 111 America'• loweat price. dleport. Phone SH 2-47:57. 7• ·6lc B true v,luo. WH $19� Sale A 'M-6tc f1688.l Karr & V11n Zindt, Pomeroy. 7·8·3k PO'rATOES and BE!."TS. ,lo'r1tnk ___ Emrich. B11lcy Run. 7 :i 6tp EXPEHIENt:E-0 GRILL w0MAN. 'Ofi PONT1At: Ch1f'fton Deluxe 4 Apply Box 668-8, c/o The Daily door. Thi1 one un 'I be beat 1t LY TkACTOI IAL I-ANO Sentinel, Pomll!rot. lbia price. Ooe1 everytblnt but 7 2 Stp ter.fcc,. Iii I. M.hl, Pomeroy, alt up 111d bea:. You'll really ,.._e WY2-297S. laloam■n: Uke ll. See for youuolf. Waa Mlnl4 &ornhl,t, RNd••lllt. l 1 8 ) '6UG Sale M88. K11rr & Van Ohio, Phone CMl,r'.He Utl, Z1Qdt, Pmneroy. 7 •8•Jte 1-lll-Uo TH REE DAYS A WEEK General 'De OLDS MODll�E 88 4 door ■edan Houaework or office cleanin&. Beautiful lwo, lone blue. Power WILC OX-GAY l-Speed tap�r�Phone WY 2·3261. 1 5 6tc 1teerlna: ind power brakea. A I or, 2 reel■ or lape and radioqu11lty car. Truly a good value. phone j1l'k, Re u1c tape i ndefln- HOUSEWORK BY lhe day or hour ltely. Call WY 2-.37411 arter Wa., •1285 Sale $888. Kur & p. or week. Avanell Young, Phone m. Van Z...ndt, Pomeroy. 7 1 6te 7-8·3te Nl-3tp WY 2-9904. NINE PIECE �-RAMBLER DINING d� ROOM Am;rican-2 or . Sultc. Good condltion, Phone ____ USlneSS Se rvlCft SOiid ried Unia_h . America ', eco• WY 2•236 1. nom, cham111on. Low milea,ae, 7 1 6tc ___ •- --- AIR CONDfflOlllffG, IIEFWGER­ one owner. The besl eompact atlon 1ervice. Ja<:lt:'a Refrl1era­ made. Kurry! W.111 $l095 Sale NEW SHIPMENT OF TROPICAL tlon. New Haven, Phone TU2· H1h and plonty ol 1upplil'.'1. Sign Slt88. I.arr & Van Zandt, Porn• 11-23-11 �T1 in yard. Lowell McNickle, An, troy. 7 . 8. 3lc tlq ulty, Ohio. _ _ ___ _ _ _ _ _ 7 1 6tr '81 OLDS DOBlLE S88 2 door ae- · - · ----AUCTIONIII - -- ­ dan. Solid black flnlah ael off ONE WO,RK HOUSE. Call WY 2· Cemttl... .....1.. 8322. o; 1 8tc wllh white wall lire,. Hydrama• Crin •...._.. tie drive. Feel power beneath · - -=::-;-:,.-,--,_ II' Centect -, --,your wheel wi1h Olda' Famoui FURNlWRE kltehen tablu-,-;d A. C, IIADl'OID. ...,.., Ollle. chllrt, cabinet, buffet, otht1r VI enEln e. Was Slll9D Sale llbltt, rocklnl chain, dlahe1, MUILLII PURNACl8, .1S88, Karr &. Van Zandl, PornJlutwm, other Hema. Phone . HOUH -- Arnold .,. ero:,. 7 3tc WY 2-2981 or 170 Flaher Street . . then, S,rec- Ollto. , Phone • -------'If OLDSMOBILE Su per 88 doorMlddlesfort. 7-Mtp 1 1-1 1-tf WYUIM. · Clean two tone green with by- - - - �..,.,...,.---ROOFING, SPOUTING. Sheet Me• dramat ic drive, power steerlna TWO year old bay ttalllon, Racine MUia, Martin J. Mra. t1ct t.al work and repelr wort or power br■kca, rsdio. healer. WJ Phone 2. Rt 7.ft-3tc t-37'15. kind. frank Powen, 133 1n)' Bure to pleaac. try 11. Wai 1696 . N. Third St., Middleport. Sale ft88. Kart & Van Zandt, GRE!ai BUNS $1.00 buahei: Phone 7-8-30tc WY 1-2301, Pomeroy, 7-8-Stc Pick you, own , No. 2 J>ot1toe1 II.DO DO lb. b11. Cabbaae 30c a CLOTH, WOOD SLAT POl\CH CADILLAC Cour,� DeVllle. bu■hel. Charle• Hilton, Port• rihadija, cloth poftb val1nct, ye thia ■park llna pink and 7-6-tltc l1nd. __ ,wnin11, venetian blmda, winwbUe beauty today. One owner -,-_ dow abed-. l'rff eatimalel. ' J'\IU, equipped. A c■r tb1t wlll SMALL IUDINO horae, aentle for • I e D Wip'911. Union An., 118 · llve you thou11nd upon thou•• children. See or call Ira Well, 15 21 80te Md of mile1 or perfect aervice man, Br■dbul')', Phone WY 2· �� - -__::., __ Wu f29GCI, &ale $2488. Karr 8182. 7-8,Gtc RlDENOUR. SUPPLY. Radio and \'an Zandt, Pomeroy. 7-8-Btc TV Servlct. YU5-Z13'. S.U-sotp ANTIQUES, walnut corner cup,BUICK 4 door Special. Good board, round walnut dlnln1 TELIVJSlON RADIO .U.'D SIIALL , lion '700. Charles Buck, room table and rocker, Phone appllanoe Npair. Pbont OUt If•- a, Po...roi,. 7-&3tp l I Rodney Hower)', Wuhington, D. C. spent the weekend here with h11 parents, Mr. and Mn. Verhn Howery. Mr. and Mn. Gene Jellera and ramily and Mrs. Helen Jeffers Wednesday were in Columbus where Mr!I. Gene Jeffers, Margie, Lesler 11nd Marco Reed left by. plane ror San Franciscu, t;alif., where she will vieit her p1renl!J Mr. and Mrs. Marco Escobar and vthcr relat ives 1or 5everal weeks Mrs. Hel c11 Jeffers and Gene were dinner . g uesta of Mr. and Mrs. John Dunham al),d daughters. Johnstown, O. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Reedy and Call Dlc1 Sterrett -- -- ---- -i 2 I J Real Estote COAL t' URNACt:s I APA.J\ 1'MENTS - tw'nubed and unfurnished. Mdluten, JiUddle pr 1 Phone WY-2-'2.Bll. 2--S-tl •.,. M,.... A. H. Bau.,. Mr. and Mn. Edwin Newnan and daughters oi Galion spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr. Mr. and Mra. Jame!i Cornell of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mta. John Ours and daughter, Barbara, of Dunbar spent the t'ourth with Mr. and Mrs. Warden Ours. Evt:ning callers were Ralph Murry, Miss Elo111e Beforo 9:30 A.M Turley, Dunbar, and Mrs, Gladys M1ddle,ort WY•2·264f Ueem, Portland. Pomeror WY,2-3895 Ruth Ann and Joyce Cauon of l(AUTl FIEO $TORI Columbus spent the holiday week At Ctta1fet' end with thetr parent5, the Her­ Y"llon 5,2 145 man Carsons. "IAMILL SER\ll� E UATION Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Baker Befor, 9:00 A.M. were at Parkersburg 1'uesday to Albany 3353 :;t:e Mrs. Elsie Baker who is in St. Zvery Day Servlt•r Joseph Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baker and children of K i llbuck spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Grov­ P'RO CO MPLETE 11-iSURANCi: er White. l e chOll, Lile, Auto, Fire, Polio }Ir. and Mr.s. Jack Johnson oi Condition of G•uaH: MtJntgomM,11.s, MitJdleporl, Call Doo Columbus spent the week end with ny 16. 1 upper, 9.2 low e r, 3 ft. ')b• " rs. Judy Wells and family. M. 23, 15. 6 upper, 10.2 open. Lot·k Mrs. Maxie Caylor and Dan11y of closed off. All moveable dams 1 3 through 23 are u p and closed o H St. Petersburg , Fla., spent the holi• Ohio R h,•r Boat,, down : Dash . day week end with Mr. and Mrs. f-"()H -'":o '\ LE. J)(•xter, Ohio, 4-roo;i . H. Bailey and othc[' relatives. htJUSl' $9:ilJ. Uut buildingl!, good icld, Davey l,ere, no tow, Lock 9 A Mr. and Mrs. Je11se Morrison of well Call Middleport WY 2- Lunga Point 4: 40 am no tow Castle, W. Va .. Mr. and Mrs. Rock � �, 4: Lock Cornell 25 10 a to no 2857 7 'i 3tp Lock 14 A. V. Chris Jr., 5:15 am Eugene Rowley and children of 6•0; Lock 17 C. v_ Harner 7 : 15 Dunbar spe11t the week end with F'OR SALE El(iHT room house. am, 2·0, Lock 21 Walter C. Beck- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ballard and 2 1fi acres, gas. elrelricity and Ord 9: 20· am, O·l Charlei1 w, son, Melvin . J w11tcr. Garage 1111d barn. Con, Mr. and Mrs. Jame11 White or taet Erina P,rkens, Racine, Ohio Snyder I :25 pm, 0-4; Elger Cliff Columbus is spending � few days pm, 1-0; Ellen Z 5:45 pm 3 - 0; 2 7 - 7•0tc Ovec 8:30 pm 0·3· Bl. t it Marie with Mr. and Mrs. Ora White and • - -- 10: 10 p m 1 -0; Rock�t 3 : 30 am' 9.3 Linda. Mr. and Mn. Raymond }'rank o! FOU i( HOC' .ll lluu:.e wllh full At l as 6 : 45 ern 4-0, Ranger 7 : 45 IJascmeri:. l i i l e1·ior remodeled. JJ m :rn and one derrick boat w av . Chester called on Mr. and r.,:rs. Herman Carson Saturday evening. New tw, water t,mk, furnace, rrly 1 0 : 45 arn 5.0. Mr. and Mrs. Grover White reclt:l"lrir water pump. C.irpet I No boa1s up from C.alli�lis a m! .,.,, wlian :,lm d s, 11lso. $297!) none on K i mawha Lock 23 J · ' turned home Saturday alter visit­ Call \ ✓ Y l•629 I . rs. Wm. J. D . 2: 30 pm 2-2, B eaver 3 : 1 5 a;: ing their c�ildren in Wooster, War­ � l l arnu n , IU . NtJ. 2, Box I B A , 0- 2. Atla11 5 : 05 pm 0·3, Mr. Chris saw and Killbuck . Sandra and Shelia Bail�y, Ra• Ashla u d , Hl -fih' 6 : 15 pm 2-2 one derrick boat Ky and motor vessel Virginia in tow cine spen t Monday night w:th the N_a llonal t l : 15 pm 4.0, Franklin A. H. Baileys. Pierce 12 :05 am 8-0, City of I - -I daughter, Proctorville were the Maysville l : 3o am 2-0. ____________ guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W a_lter Swett. TRAcT01l 01JvF:R-tiO just CO�-Spendmg the holidiY with their O ICC l'ullivaton plctly oi-crh:1uled, p11rents Mr. and Mi's. Fern GllEGA CI. ERS L TO MOTI BIDD � and mowrn g machi ne. G . A. ealed proposals, bearing the iogly and John were Mt'. a�d . :; Dccm, llacinc, Otnu. Phone WI I tit l e or the work and name of the M n. Ral p h Frazier -and �amily 9-3080. 7 . 7_6tc bidder Will be received by J Ed · a nd Mr. and Mrs. Harold G1llogly ___ ward Foster, Clerk for the lloard G allipolis and Mr. and Mn. Cecil O IC8 u f Lducation of the Pomeroy �x- Glllogly and Steven, Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Parsons empted V illage School District LEGAL NOTICE Ricky, Dayton spent the week. and J'omcroy, Ohio, a t the High School NOTICE OF F I L ING A N D with Mr. and Mrs. H ilbert end du11dmg, Pomeroy, Ohio. until 1 2 H EA R ING ON I NVENTORY Cox � nd Sharon. They also vi1ited a .l!: o ock 1,joon, ·ci d a tern Standar CaN No. 18,394 relatives in the community. 96 Prob«ife Court, Meigs County, Oh io firnc, on Tuesday, August 2, 1 0, Cuter Mr. and Mrs. A. R, wiJI be nd opened anct read aloud TO the Exet·utor or Administra • 14 of guests dinner Sunday were tor ant.I tu surh uf the folluwiri.g as immediately thereafter, for the rs Vale. Erma , M o arc �c11 im•nts of the sta t e of O hio: con11truction of P meroy Elemen• Sunday evening guests of Mr. surv1vrng :;puuse, 1f any; next of t ary School Buildin g, in accordance Mra. Reed Je ffers -and Richand kin; ben diciuric� under the will With plans and specifications a ! Mr. and Mrs. John Cor­ ard were H uny : the attorney o r a t torney� prepared by Thomas D. McLaugh- dray and son, Bellevue, 0., Gene 1 and John Kell, J. Architects, r_e preNcnting o1111y ot the a foremen- 1!1 Jeffers, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jeffers Lima, Ohio. lloncd 1u:r,m11s_ family and Mr. anu Mrs. Laand l l rawmgs and specifications and You are hereby nolif ied th¥. e n , the 291h tl11y uI June J f}60, all· In- contract documents an ,. ,vai!abl& 1 ern Jordan and c�ildren. There was a hymn slng at the vcntory ,rn d Apprai se m c nt o f the for inspection 1t l the o t flces of the Methodbt Church Sunday Temple wner the and Architect. Draw• c stahi o ( C l m ton G ilk ey Sr. de• O �vening with Rev. Kenneth Nason ce�scd, Mc of Se ipio To� nsh ip · in mgs 11nd specifications for the per• charge , Mrs. Earl Seel was at said C ounty was filed in this Co urt. sonal UHC of contractors may be m organ. the obtained from the Architect upon Hearing un suid Inventory and Appraiscm cnt will Ile had before depoi.it of $20.00 for one 11et of 1111s l 'ourt or1 1hc H lth day of which $JO.DO w1J1 be rt:funded up ­ Why not play It Smart? on return of said drawinas and June 1000, at 10 o 'l' lol' k a. m. you in the ,market for a rc A · ExccJHwns there l o may be filed spec1 h cations within I O days from qu.al ity boat at II reason­ high by any ir�leresll'd p & rty at any t ho date o f rcceivina: bids. price? Come ,in lo ME­ able Each bid mllst be submitted on time prior to live 1.lllys before the MOTORS and TROPOLITAN blitnks obtained from the Archldale :;et for lwu riug. deal. this over look WITN ES.S rny signature ar.d Leet, and must conlain the name 14' FlberglaM "L•rkH by the 11eal of said Court, ul every person interested therein Gla11 Maflc. With wlndthis 29lh Uay of June and he accompanied by a Surety 1hleld, atffrlng, ck-ck h•nl• ' Compttn.i,· Bid Hond, aallsfactory to 1960. & upholstered ...ts. w•,. the Cerltfied or Chec ner. upk Ow t'. II. O'BRIEN 14' Hilltop Traller with lndl­ Judge 1111d Ex-O Hicio C lerk on some solvent bank, made pay­ viclu_. whHI ,u.,..n1lon, 4 By Ann B11k<.'f, Uepuly Clerk able lo the 1'reasurer of the Board ply tire■ and wlnch, ( 7 ) I , 8, 2tc of l:duc,liltion, Jn an amount equal 40 H. P. Evlnruda Motor. TM to 5% of lhe bid, aa a guarantee --�-- --- - - · thal ii the bid is accepted, a con• qulete1t •nd mo■t rell■atle motor me•. lrwcl will be entered lnto in IC· All brtnd new for only $ 1 1 95. cord1mce wkh lbe drawings and H 'three colors to chooae from, spccificaLions and general condi - f I. r. MICNAEL, Plaintiff ln and tee this beauty, come , bond and contract the of hons ••· / form on Ciie, and the performance want to pull it home. you'll MARY L. PULLINS. at al, Wa alN ,-... • uHcl alumi­ of the contract secured by a Sure. Oeitndanta num ltollt, h'•lltr 1t11tl Sc:ott­ ty Company Contract Bond, apC•M No. 1 3,008. Atw•te, metor uPMtt of Pursuant to sn Urtler of Sale proved bY t hc Owner, in an pu111,._ a skier. TM Prlcef is5ued by the l "ourt ot' t.:ummun 11.mounl equal to 100% of the conYou wouldn't Nlltv. It but l'lcas, Mcii;s county, Ohio, I will tract price. No bidder m11y withdraw hla bld i this outfit can ltt bo..,.ht t.r tJf1er for 1rnle .uL Piibhc Auction th Irty of period for LESS than $700, 1111 ,he 20th day of July, at thereot. openJng the after days Don't for,a-tt, w e 11Jo aell JU 00 A �1. at the lluor of the The righ�t Is r�served by the white casollne at our dock on L'ourt House III l 'omeruy, Ohio, the f Boaril of Education to reject any the river bank. following dc�cri bed real estate: li• waive d informa to b or all 11nd ii J r Situate In the Village of u moroy, and Jn Fraction 18 Town 2 ties. By o rder of the Board of Educa• k.11 11ge 1::1 of the Ohio Company '� of the Pume�oy Exempted VII• 1 "Thtnaportation on Lt,nd & Sea" lion i ' �urchasc on Naylor s R m, Meigs County, UhitJ, to-wit: Being the la,te 54:hool 'lh1trkt, Pomeroy, Ph- WY-24'70 north hal{ u f Lot No. 10 of said Ohio, I, M.ln St, ,...,.,, 0, J. Edward Foster, cler.lt tract on Naylor"li Run, except Uie j (7) 1, 8, 1"5, 22 1 -tic coal and other rninenls with the right to mme 11nd remove the same without lneumbrauce to the aurfacc. REFERENCE DEEDS: Vol. 194, Pase 139 and Vol. 203, Page 93 De� R1•cord11 of Mei1:s County: Ohio. l-1.lrthcr described H fol• Iowa: Situate on Fisher Street, in the VIiiage or Pomeroy, 11.11id Flsber Street being intersected on the South by Lotust Street and on the North 1rnd East by Naylor's llun Ro1td, there being no housr. num­ ber. Tcrma of aal<': Cash on day nf HI<'. Said premises cannot be aold for ltH thin two, thirds of the ap- 1 • pra!aed value. The property ia ap. I praised at $1 1 00. To be sold sub, ject to thc:r lien for 11,xes for 1960. The right Is reserved to nject any or all bids. ROBEUT C. HA RTENBACH Shl'rif f or Meigs County, Ohio CROW , CROW & PORTER Attorneys for Pl11lnt1U (6) 17, 24; (7) 1, 8, 111, :lite I ( 20b l l n�uronce BAR GAIN S I N Bashan News ltems vf Interest Carpenter News Events Reported ( 20 ) B u si ness Services Lega/ N t " Minister Holds Uni que Place Among Nazarenes Dr. Harvey S. Galloway. Col • umbus, 1uperintendent of the Central Ohio district of the Church of the Nazarene, continues to hold a unique position In the recently denomination, having been re -elected to three import­ ant ceneral church organizations at the general auembly held In K.ansa11 City, Mo. Dr. Gi,lloway WH re-elected to a four-year term on the J3-mem­ b1cr General Board, chlef ad· rninistntive body of the church. A t its organiution meeting, he PLOOOS Kill FIVI TOKYO UPI - Five persons died Thursday nla:ht when heavy rains flooded wide areas In Hlro• ablm1, Y11m11uehl and Shlmant Prefectures , Seven other persons were reported mlsaln1 and 11 per. aona injured. Th.e flood1 inundattid more than 7,300 homes and 10000 -��.� ·- .�. �L.:� �.;,_!�������:��� �ol� ' rwland � SE RV ICE DAY PHONE WY !-3033 NIGHT PHONE ·WY WUO PRESTON MOTO RS INC. PHONE WY NI07 Pleasure At C I RC LE'S Restaura nt Pomeroy 211 t!. Mlln St. Corner Lo,ust and Fourth Slreets on one ore On Route 7 In Middleport ' l\annel 3 - Sunday (Mond•y • Frid1y) 0n Guett Stu New, RFD N'ew, Headline 8reakfaat farty PICken, Hardware ShowCreakfast Party News Headline, Sport, Report Breakfas1 Party News Breakfast Party New1 HeadHnes Breakfast Party News Breakf11t Party Coffee Time Swap Shop News Headlines . Mornina Devoliom Radio Hymnal News Headlines Country Hoe Do'NTI Farm Ttlme Racine Jubilee Noon News sr,n 4-11 CLUB NEWS =___ :_ ., a.:.J1"••111u1� :rW(.�_ ::J -.. • , ,, T . .. • • • • I •= ·•, ::t'ui�? . .Day Rig ht With STEVE OaiM Q... Milay .A.t.l£N 'f.."'T �1! �&A; iii � ltl � U :30 �Yle 1 ll>Y • 1 "' lldi l\l . ■ ■sto,.. · ta I · �•iNi> I lllb !3:I:C, � '::::n �� !M ;.,:11,,a:���:m.�;� Start The 9:!IO· llov. Mffl!!en t:30 Ameridin at \\'ort 9:.n. Cbriatian Sci�'# 0 · D1'1iil oiil,otil l!Ciitr 10:00 Air :t:: .,-��,-� THEM �ALLER PILLS �E GIVE ME t;J;";:---, r! CUReD MY Ff)lfl/TY SPELLS 'CO!'IPLETE , • DOC ' . . l '0' Ll'L ABNER NAMEL'f -A MAN I CAN l'P♦l l':t l-OIE.!! W>IO 60,VE HIM ALL THAT !!- MI!! BURL. HIVES - GASOLINE ALLEY 1! ff!o:1� I 4:1JO Coth.ei:1y Time 4 ;15 Amettc,.n �lbum 6:00 Dance -P • , atty B:ob itoct U�� 7:00 1111,W»'. )>a ' ol 'l':30 Perry Muon B:30 Wlll ......:D ead or Alive . oky 9:00 Mt. !i 9:SO Have� un, wm Tl"avel 0:00 Gunliiiote ,1 0 :11> :Miaa Uhi\'.erse-1960 12:00 Theater lS m , ,. · I •".Musi'tal 11 li'. c t l C IMI MORNING 1t 7:15 A.M. , OH WJ E H -Apple Grove "k News Of � " Rolnh By 'jA;,._ "fl., Mr. in!\, Mr,. R I h olirs and family of New Brighton, Pe., are spending ii week with his father, Marlon Ours and family. Mr. and Mn. Jt>hn Shitnet, Frank � ightnlng, Mrs. Beatrice · Breedon 0£ Woltetowh, Va., and J!fl\l!S Seal of Pittsburgh �pent · the week end wJth Mr. and Mrs. Char­ ley Knightning Sr. Marabelle Sharpnack of Colum­ bus spent Saturday afterhoon with 1dra. Herbert B oush and son, R,,g.r. Gilbert Spencer preached at the Fairview Church Sunday night. He will C<lntinue to bring th� message on SUnday n lghta while the pastor, Rev. Ernest Thomas, is holding a revival at Point Rock. Mrs. Lettie Spencer of Syracuse apent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush and son and 'attended 1ervlees at the F11irvlew chutch. ,. HI , FA RME R BROWN ·µ,.y WIFE JU5 T RU I N E D WE CAM E TO MAK E SHE THE A WIS H WISH ING WEl..l. .- _, M-M Puahee Home 5 Rum In 8th To Win M•M ,oft baller■ broke bl) a M tie score with a a-run inn• :it I unif'1 q� ' ·ur,, Jalit �v�linh:ti-4 over the I(yfer 111,f• lb ifln team In the K,yier Creek Iitlli&­ &rial Softball League. M-ll bad . 9 hits and tWO erron llita and three X,ger � errors. ftiirillbn , and Robin�n w111 the winnlni battery, Rankin t =ME!'3i. ""'�;a; 80a) Ftll rT, ' �' �, .'. ��-- ' ,cope ; Check for your Ohio,auto license n_u m ber at Sohio today! . ,. , .i., .J�311: ; ,i ,., •1..· -••0 , ' - -� 'um ___ A project lesaoll on tea tqwels Oris Smith, advisor, presented at the June 24 meeting a talk on parliamentaTY procf!r. was Jiven Gardeners held tt the 4-H the of dure when the Bashan Farm Boys . 0 John ot intt June 29 at �·e bom_e ti a r t>e •Beptz. The proJ�. le sson Wl:a -on li 1'11 \ Jffl l litid methnda of e thll! towel &ef9re nti(1 · stratlht'e conductell by g · were tn Jf� dn ttie '"1" 1• - O( a cirl\i?'etbr. and Mary _mps® � Tbo • lb�ll ' � , . •�rry - It. er. • • ,l,pottl!'olmer l'•m, . Tho\hpll>n er • Com.muni�y sjrvice prpjerts � . '11,�e\, tHe Sal>m 'lier, �Jicu!,/H ( , county �eneslee Blak E. C. .rune met Club f..H Cl!nter Gir1i agent, gtite • �lk on .o,,bm­ 27 at lhe borne of their .advisor, s ion �ow­ a calf in �r._u9n for f Mrs. Orion Roush. Get-well cards ing e . 27 Ju _ Al fair,. an'"!U the . at ine· were prepared £or aendlng to .. met '$oY y Valle e the Shad when J several retidents who were ll. the ,home or Roger i;:otfl'Dan. Juanita Taetett 1ave -a U:1k on at tion� or:i "1'oom,in( �lv­ emonstra D first aid and demonih-ited the enp11 wqe. livfn · . � � y:<1 m , � A!I ►. -a • n1 proper ·-procedure · In 1pplyJ ¥, , lbert Pool . an � G�ry Michhef! chest bandage. A demonatratlon A tz , ad'v�or, Was in D t,P. d Kc;ib •yl on rw-ttern ,. . n by �•ar�t bf tlie meeunc. Gary . o� . was olve ' fittin Smith, reporter. le . . ,, fol , J{eekle and .JeckJe c .rton ,:JI . 1 se Pbyhou Jlouie Ktifit 1 Tb.e Lon,; Ranier ::: lei lld:IOII . 9:30 �t' . • , , · · '8; · St.y • ltin1 • 10:00 Lucy In 10:ao . Wbtk lly J,JntT ';akoona l l :00 Sundt; N- Speelol Ba,.ball Lead-off 11:16 �tor 11 Buebllll ___ · oas1•v1•s ·1 TO utLo TIIL Commit• UP.I-The Uni• YORK • Yale NEW trel NEW YORK verally wlU build a a�I _ tele- •� � J••Uee for tbe New 1ork �irier, In the Soutl\ll'n Cn!liinal and Civil Courts , Bar ion! �J!tlil",en to ihe Heint111here thot will mea,un the / 'Asln, mptJ�ns of the atan ln the earth'• trial of Ad� trtKl'll..fn, icicused li,i)Uoi, lib. extormlaotii,' , , gal . ! ·••ord 9:00 Our Gani Comedf11 ·you could be a' wi nn er ! � · ,· '""' . • --•� ~ ' �7,,i, U••- 1 - � 10:00 10:80 U :00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1 : 15 I :� ta\ ,:so _ ,_ ., I C 8:00 C', rtobn Spectte11ar B:30 R:mper Rooln Mo\'ie 9:30 ,. AmericlD 'Bandatan« ♦-: Rln Tii'I. Tin �; OO San Fr'ancllCO Bea\ l:SO Your Esso Rlt'Rarlt:: l:40 Weat�er �ler &:4-5 John Dal)' Ne-P ,a. - UR If ..nGRn T:00 Buddv starcller �•• t e -. t «. 'ftle Bi.1 P1cture 7:�l Walt lJisnty �ll b l · 2 2:30 IOIUI Hookina File B:00 :lion From lll•d:h""k 1 • :09 Collep News C.Onference Shi 1 9:00 Tr s,rmt Notlolll\ Edu. A8'0clatlon •n t;SO Deleoll i,:tio lfaune, 'M� •� 'I)• ·• ' Iii� 1111 H'rii, (!�l 3:t» -,.., Jl:00 Tlie -;!if . -·• "" .,. S· . tlior Weo the 1 1 :10 S<alUlln, 4:![0 l(l<a Cl118e Sh•• " v..:.....· 11 :I 5 �,.,.�· Alheticah 'lrlli '!110 te S ow U:20 JA Conv�t_i!l0'11 Preview ..5:QO · -.,.-,--�.. Alden thow 'Eve �:30 1 · llll'aay (1:00 Ptople'a Choic, 6:30 Sports Highllghta 1:00 Badge aad BuJ1ets Tr1ekdown 7:00 Jl :00 Edd ie Seacrist Sho\f lti.verick '1:30 12:00 TBA , .: ;tO La�m aq , k Bac Talk 12:30 The - �bel . 1 :00 cotnrndnw'ea!th of Nation• , 9:pD The A!ukana 9::,0 Ghoet 1 :30 Gray by 'lit1ccalo -;o1tn ·10:10 2:00 Studio Wiutling Tonl1ht Nen Tlht .U:00 · .2:M Baseh:'.111 , S)\ow _ Wte 1 1 : i� 5:30 Travel iFtlm __ l:JO 1be BrighteJ1 DIY 1:lll Tile S�t l!,torm 1:90 Th• Eda• of Nlehl t:ro The Three Sloo&er 1:30 Tho Lile of · !lll•t r J. Smith..!..?o"tw, 1:00 Arthu 1 at the Weather Loolt A. 5 1:1 it11 Clinic Bowl 15:·1& TV 1:30 Amos 'n' As>4p 7:00 Markham 7:30 m,',, bide 8:30 Hotel de Paree 9:00 Video Village 9:30 December Bride 10:00 !l'be Twlll1ht Zone .l>:30 Penon to Pel'IOII 11:00 New■ n,1 0 A Loot at the Wnthor 11:1& Theater 13. Ju,t For You New■ Head! inea JUJl For You Newa J111t tor You CallinJ 011 P1. Pleaanl New, H:u�lllne , Mual� Go Round New, Music Go Round News lte■dlin es Music Go Round Loe.a) News Muaic Go Round Baseball Scores Music Co Round News Headlines Music Go Round Complete N�Wl!I Ri1und-u1> crow·, StHk House-Sound of lhe 60'1 8:30 Newa Head!ine, 68:32 Evening Interlude • 7 :00 Newa Headlines 7:02 Evenina: Interlude 7 :30 News Headline8 7:32 Sundown Serenade 8:00 Sign OU 12:30 1:00 1 :02 1 :30 1 :30 2:00 3:00 3:0 2 3:30 3:M 4,00 4.02 4 : 30 ◄ : 35 5:00 5:00 5: 30 5:31 5:45 ti:00 l l : 1 5 Si&:n On l l :SO Thls is the Ll1e · 12:00 TV Chapel ,2,30 lndu11Jy on Parade 1 Inside Sport1 12:4 5 1:00 Favorite Story 1 :30 Frontiers of Faith 2:00 Sunday Movietime 5:00 So Sm all. My Island 5:30 TV Reader's Digest A talk on the topic "Getting f Pam Wilson after whtrll time 8:00 Meet lhe Prell Ready for Camp" waa presen ted Mrs. Roush reviewed the �Wing 6:30 Sunday Nen Pltture by Brenda Norri& when the Syra- projecta of the club m�bers. ll 1:00 Overland Tr.a �se Jolly Stitchera met June SO Refresh tnents were served dbri�g 8:00 Music on tee the trade ,chool builithrg. i concludin g social hour by J)lxle at 9:0:1 Chevy Show During the meetin, Patricia Ldn- Rbush. 10:00 Loretta Youna: Si.low don gave a demonatration on the ny FUn Are ple t0:30 Peo Linda Henderson gav� a ifemon• �orrect w1y to finish the outer tl:20 News Headllnea bn various kinds of ·st11ltr11tlon edge ot a hilt p1m holder. The 11: 10 Weatl\t..-ct.st the. June 27 lhfftl1;11 of at chea hol wovll!n on WII lesson project 1 1 :15 NifCWitch Mixed Clover& held at Alfred the reSayre, Branda holders. pan iKn ofl 1 :00 _ _____ _ S-' During the meeting chureh. the porter. -;- -=:::-::it was 'ie�rt'ed that Mrs. Sarah "Food and its Value" waa the Caldw'ell._ father had deceased at the June and that flowers had been sent by um topic or discussion �:'5 Amttlc,'1 Newmel Alb 2 8 meeUng of the Portland Ideal the club. Linda Henderson, re­ Hop ' i:OO •·H qub held al t,he ,r"de school porter. Die-, Clark _Show Loulle BrE!ffer !n with Mrs. n ltio Sta w Bra Project work was continued at B:00 charge. Each 'meniber Nlported to 9:30 Leav• :;. To )kaftl' June 28 meeting of the -4-ll the County Mrs. Ge11eva NOl,n, Melts 9:00 :tawrenoe WAik � home demonstritlon agent, on Clovers CJ.uh held at the home or / s. Refre shments of ,O:UO 1ubi1eie, U. S. A. their lunch roo,t items. Judgin c of Robin Stern cake were served and '.1:00 Up.To-The•MlnUtll Newl cream ice l unches and a discussion on food meet ing. Sh■rryl the 1 1 :10 Sports Report wing follo ,•alue closed the meeting. Paula ter. repor :1:1& Lale Show _____ er, Spll!nc Lynn Sayre, reporter. a.;. I · Cliannel 13 - Scdunlay �;il\ � lie 1',itl'on o v. 8;00 Captal n ,...ngaro � �'ntloft1Prev� $250dream ,000 • :_::_::::::::: _Chaiintl l 'l -,Frlclay to check TH IS WEE K'S wi nner's list in the SO H IO . �=- WH T:N�TV�Cilan n•• 13- 1 •• • Home Run Th!rbJ News Picture S1)orta Rc,undup Weathercast Saturday Ni&:ht Jambol'ee Bonanza The Man and the Challen,e The Deput World Wide 80 Man �·rom interpol Ne-..-, Rea'dllnes W.:athercaat Shoc:k•ateb Sien Off c:_.;..___--c__ el 8 5 d .. goodies! Stop In. ' Sign On Circle 3 Rdnch Sheena, Queen of Jungle Junior Auction Howdy l)OOdy Show Ruff & Reddy riow FUJY Circus Boy True Sfory Down on the Farm Film Feature Dugou t Dope Clnclnnati Baseball Wat ch Mr. Wlura Seienee Ficlioi;,. Theater Detective's Dairy W aterlro: • l __ � '1'be . ""' iliet w avaiUlble here. S111Ch yummy . i:4.l 800 9:00 D:30 10:00 \0:30 1 1 :00 1 1 :30 12:00 12:30 1:00 J:15 1 :25 4:00 4:80 G:00 D: 30 urday · 1 . el B - f..,._ halilft ...., ety of fountain dishes are · Comedy Ptayhowe Advphture Ttme :,teamboat Bill Qis<',, Kid M111lc ln the Round lim Thacker ShoW' Weat�•t NeWB PiCtu--e Ht1ntley BrLukley ll.epon Death VaJley Daya '1111.s M■n Dawson Cincinnali Baseball 'l'IIA , �ws ii.ea�liuea )Vea�;m•ot J�t'k l')lar Show Sien !)If 8:00 8 -.30 r. :4,0 8:88 7:00 7 :SO 1: 3 0 9:od 9:30 10:30 11 :00 U : 10 1 1 : 1!5 2:00 !:!58 8:00 8':1, 6:30 7:00 7:,02 7:30 7:;e 8:'00 8:02 8:05 8:30 8:35 9 : 00 9:02 t:30 9:SS 10:00 10: 15 10:30 10: 32 10 : 45 1 1 :00 l l : 02 1 1 :29 1 1 :30 12:00 -WC H SmTV c ,-, a n n e l 8 See what a wonderful vari­ a 24 H O U R TOWI NG To Daily Dining !reals In store! Legal No�;ce I You're Invited Plenty of taste I 4:00 1:30 �:00 &:au 6:00 1:115 I::& 3:30 8:48 7:00 7:30 8:00 l0:30 U :00 11:10 U: 1-5 • ·OO .: Chanf111 3 - Sat Open 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. Every Day visit the Dai ry Isle I I ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE --- --- Ernest Holter returned home on Sunday after spending the put two months with his children at Columbus and Wooster. William Tenton of Columbus called on the Arvil Holter family Sunday. Clydette Flinner and Bill Ackett returned to St. Petersburg, na., Tuesday after visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jones ,nd ramil.i,· of South Charleston spent the week end with the Grover White family. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tru88ell of Mt. Vernob spent the week end at their home ,here . 1 Metropolitan Motors Channel 3 ·· Friday Dr. Ga lloway al.lo wu re-elect­ Mrs. Kail Knapp who hu been seriously ill is irbproved. Mr. and idr1. John Dexter and children visited her mother, Mn . Dorothy Wright over the week end. Sandra Pierce is attending school at Rio Grande. N. T. Kennedy visited with Les­ lie Phelps, who hli been confined to his home for several month&, on Wednesday afternoon. Larry Fetty ia alowly improvina: at Holzer Hospital. L ego moo, Ti&..htsioN UUiDI WS-AZ.TV Cltonne l 3 ed to the Court of Appeala the hlghest review body in the de­ nomination. He 11 completing his 18th year as superintendent of a dl1tr!ct that comprises 35 counties from Lake Erie to the Ohio Riv­ er. The diatrict parsonage an4 hll!adquarters is at 4100 Malle road. Langsville Society Events tMffl Daily Proi,-• Sehedule Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 8, 1000-7 w11 n-elected pre,ldent of the a:eneral board. 1'he Ohioan was re-elected to the Nazarene TbeoJogic.al aeml• nary•, board of truateea for a fou.q•ear term arid al the board'■ organilatlon wu elected board chairman. ...,. . �....,_�--- - . -- 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O. , July 8, 1 960 FOR SALE WANT ADS roa 7 ROOM HOUSE, 1 ½ LOTS In K) ger, near store, post of­ fice and church, running water lo Jutchen, lob of flowen, and 111hrub1. Some furnnure with house tncluditli 3-p('. hvin� room suite, 4-pc. bedroom su1Le dinette set, retr1,gerrator, elt.'C'. lne ri.111ge, washer, dryer, deep free:z.e, Youngstown double sink chm.a cupboard, some venet1.i� blinds and other furnitur e. Jka sonably priced. See Mr. or Mrs Mayo IL Bales in Kyger or CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE 8EIIULT8 BATES 4 cent. per w•rd, one iMertion. Minirr.um chara:e _ 60 :ents. I eeata per word fo.1 tb.tee ooo.ieo.tUve inaerti!)na S�il.J - one m..i.th foe 30 ceot J per- word. Full r�te of t cents per word will be ohar,oo for a d vertisinc 1f not p&ld wi� lU daya alter receivin ,a bW , Mve_n..iSlin&: - Should be repo:1f!d !.m.med..iatel)'. The DailY Sentinel will not be r911poDa.i.blt, for mo.re than one 1ococ­ nct lmertion. �d of t,::qb and Special Notice■ oI Ewn'- $1.UO. ObitUi.ti.ea publtlbed al l c�t per word. �:IORDS J. DAY 3 DAYS C DAYS l M O. M. � $1.M 90c 60c 15 fl .20 fl.8(1 60c '6.00 21' 7:lc fl . 50 � '1 .50 $2 .2<1 Ada r-.lved by 10 A..11. will be in thal day • ..per. ' t! � ":I •' Phon e EM 7-7698 . PHO N E WY-2-2 1 57 ., Used Heating Equ ipm ent ___, -o..,S'""o..,.l_ s-----;l-;-;8-;-J-:A:-u-:i1 1 1 No tic'.:e:es I E RMITE AND PEST CONTROL -, P,1ln. FrN lntpe<:tton. lnMJ..,. / eel by Nationwide. Phone R. and A. Service 'St•t� WYl,..2Mfc 2366. - -- ----- W A NTED-A Christian companion no smoker and no ehildren. No othen have to apply. Frank E mrich, Bailey Run. 7 -7·3tp CLI FF BYEltS and hia String Notes will be in Portland Grade School, Friday, July 8th. Dan• cing 9 !ill 1 2. 7-7·2te • --- ----STILL need me .in out of county lawyer to represent me in the protcelmn of my property righls Hugh Lcilheit, Meigs County. 7·8·3tp ---------- Good c,.... u... c.,.-­ AII Male" and Mo.HI,. 111\ITROPOLITAN MOTO,t$ '°°106 la•t Ma4n It. p__,.V, Ohte 1954 BUICK�d��dan. Me. chanical Jy very sound. $495.00. Blaettnars, Pomeroy. 7·Hitc Sizes 20-22-24" BLO WERS Oil & G as Conversion Units ARNOLD'S W e&Unghouse Store Phon• WY-2-6314 Syrac uat, o. 19� CHE V ROLET 2 1 0 :.1 dr. Worth more. $39r;.oo. ll laet- ( 90 1 :V\a rine ::.up pl ie� Pomeroy. 7•Hltc 1 - · :-::-=-c=·----· - _ _ �• 1 80ATS AND MOTORS $25 19M PLYM0-UTII Belvedere 4 dr · lilfl whll• tha.- IHt. Metro'" sedan. Eittt11 nice for model I Motor� 600 E. Main '°lltan $495.00 HJaettnar�, Pomeroy: s,., pome.-. y. Phwie WY.:2.-1170. 7.7-fttc 1 1 ,24-tfc 195.5 DODG E VB 4 dr. c ustom roy• al lledin. One careful owner Buy Yoar - Std. shift. Extra nice. $795.00: Blaett nara, Pomeroy. 7-7·6lc [ I "' ! •---=--�-- I . I 1 6 ) Lost and Found ---� -- ----- I -- UIID CAA -- --- 1 8 ) Auto Soles ,, - ·- ---- --- 1 ; 1 4) For Rent __ 1 956 MERCURY $1295 • PO MERO y MOTOR Co. ,.-,.,.- �==-===:=:=:::::::=::::= 19 For Sole ------ 1 1 7 ) Help Wonted iuv■ ■ Employment Wc.,ted a (20 ) B • eon. I & .. · .Wffl!NQ .a2 -- --- ·---�--- - ===------·---- I I ! 1 ---/ N f• ( 1 2) Wanted to Ren, -- I Kl\'"tH REPORT JOHNSON · --SEA-HORSE - �' or Sale or OUTBOARD MOTOR 24---a f rod e AT KARR & VAN ZANDT - _ . _ __ _ AS OF THIS date I will not be -·- -,---re1ponsible for debts rontneted I FOR SALE ONE OWNER 1955 l C� ry1ler, to� condition. See Torn b)' any one other than my self. Diddle, 3 mlle1 back of Racine. John Bryan, Phone VI 3-2232. 7•6•3tc �73 Norlh Second Street, M1ddll'port, Ohio . 1 95e STA R CHrn Jt� BLU E ANO 7·8·3lp While Pontiac 4-doo; hardtop, automat ic transmlssiou, power 1 bra!Ns and aleering , radio nnd Pomeroy, Ohio healer. In top conditibn, C 11 II � -�:ARSJ IALL -CO LLEGE WY 2-8834, 7•6·6tc cluii rin g of 1930. Initials JIH on in11lde, Hing h, ,11old with green '66 FOKD Convertible Phone -- �-.:c-::-::::-=c--einenld stone and is on iii 1old WY 2-241KJ 7-7·61p WAN1't:O TO RENT 5 room 1110• chain. Reward. Jo'indcr contact !lern house, water and bath The Dail)' Senllnel. J<..:asy access to highway in !tut'. 7 5 3tp hmd School dltitrict 11re11. (' t, ntact Mrs. i-�aye Bolin, Hysell LosT TUESDAY morning n;arS. nun or The Parketle, Mason, Second A\'c.. Middleport , 9 W. Va. on Saturdays and Sunweek old Bugle, brown head duys, 7-8·3lc bl■ck and white mukinga o� body, black leather collar. Child'" pet. Phone WY 2·2280. '1-6-3tc EIGHT ROOM HO USE, two nvt room apartment,. A. N . Beniol. Phone WY2-3272. 11-2 tfc -::::=,,---. 'M OLDSMO BILE 68 2 tloor aedan J)f ��� UNFURN!S HED APA�TVe · Rocket engine with st11nd­ i" I N Air condit w ned. Avail• ard !!hilt. {;0-(io-G o in this Montclair 4-Door Uardwp a��e after July 6, Coats Buildin(E. an11ppy Old11. The buy of your 6 29 12tc Me�omitllc tram., power �leer• IUe. Wu $1 795 Sale $14fl8. Karr ,...,---- -in g 1ind IJrakcN, ,power window� & Van Z andt, romertJy 7··8·3tc FO UH UOOM HOUSE. Phone Tu rn • rand' seal, spolleHs llca ut1ful YJ· 'aB M ERCUllV Mede.lbt 2 door er 2-J47,. 7 2 8tp nyl lnlcrior trim, 1:1harp white pu11h button drive. A11 illent aa a and red 2·tone fuush, new tires. FOUlt room furnished apartment &oarlna: HUil . Pl1111 your Vll{.'11• Ahlo farm for sale near Hashan lion In thia Bia "M". I1'11 re1tdy 6K """ · Phone WY 2·3302. to go. Was $13911 Sale $1288. 7-Hllp Kur &. Van Zandt, Pomeroy. . -:-c ,.,'1·8•3tc ,-,,,,, ,t�ouu-r· . h, , n d b1 3 rooms and bath, l urnlshed in 'Gt PLYMOUTH Savoy 4 d<>or 8e­ New Haven. Phone WY 2·3267. d.11n, B11t1lcs h!p a:rey flnl■h and 7·7·3lc built like a b11Ult1hip too. Price I lo fll your punc. Wa, $493 -POMEROY, 0810 Sale $288. Karr & Van Zandt Fl VE UOOM unturnlshod ,partPomeroy. ment with bath and ahower, ____ 7·8·3t� = g. ,ba,. dl,po,at unit. newly J '01 DODGE 6 cyl. 2 door. An old redecorated. Phone WY 2-5335. car wllh plenty M cood depend­ GAS. FUEL OIL and coal fur• 7 Hfc able miles left. Need a ■econd n11ce1. Call for free Htlmates · c■r? Thia i11 U. Don't dohty­ room8. Close i n town. SLEEPING Jo·orem1m & Abbotl, Middleport: aee lt today. Wa■ 1193 Sale NS. 127 Buttcrnlut Street. 7-6-6tp 8·10-ti, Ki.rr & V1t11 Zaodt, Pomeroy. TWO GARAGES o; M;chanlc Sl. 7·8,3tc HURRY! Order your purple rasp. Call WY 2·21176. Ro1Je Sisson. '56 CADILLAC Hard Top Coupe 7· fi-6lc berries now. Excellent for freez­ the mark of 1un·c11. Here', ing or Jelllea Phoue ytJur or• - r DE:::t::: st" -J·" JIN menl, 3 rooms 11par tyour chantc to own �nerica'a dera 8. II. Cu1on, Rt. I , Mid­ -;::-U WY 2-6915_ Phone bath, and flnci■t 111 America'• loweat price. dleport. Phone SH 2-47:57. 7• ·6lc B true v,luo. WH $19� Sale A 'M-6tc f1688.l Karr & V11n Zindt, Pomeroy. 7·8·3k PO'rATOES and BE!."TS. ,lo'r1tnk ___ Emrich. B11lcy Run. 7 :i 6tp EXPEHIENt:E-0 GRILL w0MAN. 'Ofi PONT1At: Ch1f'fton Deluxe 4 Apply Box 668-8, c/o The Daily door. Thi1 one un 'I be beat 1t LY TkACTOI IAL I-ANO Sentinel, Pomll!rot. lbia price. Ooe1 everytblnt but 7 2 Stp ter.fcc,. Iii I. M.hl, Pomeroy, alt up 111d bea:. You'll really ,.._e WY2-297S. laloam■n: Uke ll. See for youuolf. Waa Mlnl4 &ornhl,t, RNd••lllt. l 1 8 ) '6UG Sale M88. K11rr & Van Ohio, Phone CMl,r'.He Utl, Z1Qdt, Pmneroy. 7 •8•Jte 1-lll-Uo TH REE DAYS A WEEK General 'De OLDS MODll�E 88 4 door ■edan Houaework or office cleanin&. Beautiful lwo, lone blue. Power WILC OX-GAY l-Speed tap�r�Phone WY 2·3261. 1 5 6tc 1teerlna: ind power brakea. A I or, 2 reel■ or lape and radioqu11lty car. Truly a good value. phone j1l'k, Re u1c tape i ndefln- HOUSEWORK BY lhe day or hour ltely. Call WY 2-.37411 arter Wa., •1285 Sale $888. Kur & p. or week. Avanell Young, Phone m. Van Z...ndt, Pomeroy. 7 1 6te 7-8·3te Nl-3tp WY 2-9904. NINE PIECE �-RAMBLER DINING d� ROOM Am;rican-2 or . Sultc. Good condltion, Phone ____ USlneSS Se rvlCft SOiid ried Unia_h . America ', eco• WY 2•236 1. nom, cham111on. Low milea,ae, 7 1 6tc ___ •- --- AIR CONDfflOlllffG, IIEFWGER­ one owner. The besl eompact atlon 1ervice. Ja<:lt:'a Refrl1era­ made. Kurry! W.111 $l095 Sale NEW SHIPMENT OF TROPICAL tlon. New Haven, Phone TU2· H1h and plonty ol 1upplil'.'1. Sign Slt88. I.arr & Van Zandt, Porn• 11-23-11 �T1 in yard. Lowell McNickle, An, troy. 7 . 8. 3lc tlq ulty, Ohio. _ _ ___ _ _ _ _ _ 7 1 6tr '81 OLDS DOBlLE S88 2 door ae- · - · ----AUCTIONIII - -- ­ dan. Solid black flnlah ael off ONE WO,RK HOUSE. Call WY 2· Cemttl... .....1.. 8322. o; 1 8tc wllh white wall lire,. Hydrama• Crin •...._.. tie drive. Feel power beneath · - -=::-;-:,.-,--,_ II' Centect -, --,your wheel wi1h Olda' Famoui FURNlWRE kltehen tablu-,-;d A. C, IIADl'OID. ...,.., Ollle. chllrt, cabinet, buffet, otht1r VI enEln e. Was Slll9D Sale llbltt, rocklnl chain, dlahe1, MUILLII PURNACl8, .1S88, Karr &. Van Zandl, PornJlutwm, other Hema. Phone . HOUH -- Arnold .,. ero:,. 7 3tc WY 2-2981 or 170 Flaher Street . . then, S,rec- Ollto. , Phone • -------'If OLDSMOBILE Su per 88 doorMlddlesfort. 7-Mtp 1 1-1 1-tf WYUIM. · Clean two tone green with by- - - - �..,.,...,.---ROOFING, SPOUTING. Sheet Me• dramat ic drive, power steerlna TWO year old bay ttalllon, Racine MUia, Martin J. Mra. t1ct t.al work and repelr wort or power br■kca, rsdio. healer. WJ Phone 2. Rt 7.ft-3tc t-37'15. kind. frank Powen, 133 1n)' Bure to pleaac. try 11. Wai 1696 . N. Third St., Middleport. Sale ft88. Kart & Van Zandt, GRE!ai BUNS $1.00 buahei: Phone 7-8-30tc WY 1-2301, Pomeroy, 7-8-Stc Pick you, own , No. 2 J>ot1toe1 II.DO DO lb. b11. Cabbaae 30c a CLOTH, WOOD SLAT POl\CH CADILLAC Cour,� DeVllle. bu■hel. Charle• Hilton, Port• rihadija, cloth poftb val1nct, ye thia ■park llna pink and 7-6-tltc l1nd. __ ,wnin11, venetian blmda, winwbUe beauty today. One owner -,-_ dow abed-. l'rff eatimalel. ' J'\IU, equipped. A c■r tb1t wlll SMALL IUDINO horae, aentle for • I e D Wip'911. Union An., 118 · llve you thou11nd upon thou•• children. See or call Ira Well, 15 21 80te Md of mile1 or perfect aervice man, Br■dbul')', Phone WY 2· �� - -__::., __ Wu f29GCI, &ale $2488. Karr 8182. 7-8,Gtc RlDENOUR. SUPPLY. Radio and \'an Zandt, Pomeroy. 7-8-Btc TV Servlct. YU5-Z13'. S.U-sotp ANTIQUES, walnut corner cup,BUICK 4 door Special. Good board, round walnut dlnln1 TELIVJSlON RADIO .U.'D SIIALL , lion '700. Charles Buck, room table and rocker, Phone appllanoe Npair. Pbont OUt If•- a, Po...roi,. 7-&3tp l I Rodney Hower)', Wuhington, D. C. spent the weekend here with h11 parents, Mr. and Mn. Verhn Howery. Mr. and Mn. Gene Jellera and ramily and Mrs. Helen Jeffers Wednesday were in Columbus where Mr!I. Gene Jeffers, Margie, Lesler 11nd Marco Reed left by. plane ror San Franciscu, t;alif., where she will vieit her p1renl!J Mr. and Mrs. Marco Escobar and vthcr relat ives 1or 5everal weeks Mrs. Hel c11 Jeffers and Gene were dinner . g uesta of Mr. and Mrs. John Dunham al),d daughters. Johnstown, O. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Reedy and Call Dlc1 Sterrett -- -- ---- -i 2 I J Real Estote COAL t' URNACt:s I APA.J\ 1'MENTS - tw'nubed and unfurnished. Mdluten, JiUddle pr 1 Phone WY-2-'2.Bll. 2--S-tl •.,. M,.... A. H. Bau.,. Mr. and Mn. Edwin Newnan and daughters oi Galion spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr. Mr. and Mra. Jame!i Cornell of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mta. John Ours and daughter, Barbara, of Dunbar spent the t'ourth with Mr. and Mrs. Warden Ours. Evt:ning callers were Ralph Murry, Miss Elo111e Beforo 9:30 A.M Turley, Dunbar, and Mrs, Gladys M1ddle,ort WY•2·264f Ueem, Portland. Pomeror WY,2-3895 Ruth Ann and Joyce Cauon of l(AUTl FIEO $TORI Columbus spent the holiday week At Ctta1fet' end with thetr parent5, the Her­ Y"llon 5,2 145 man Carsons. "IAMILL SER\ll� E UATION Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Baker Befor, 9:00 A.M. were at Parkersburg 1'uesday to Albany 3353 :;t:e Mrs. Elsie Baker who is in St. Zvery Day Servlt•r Joseph Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baker and children of K i llbuck spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Grov­ P'RO CO MPLETE 11-iSURANCi: er White. l e chOll, Lile, Auto, Fire, Polio }Ir. and Mr.s. Jack Johnson oi Condition of G•uaH: MtJntgomM,11.s, MitJdleporl, Call Doo Columbus spent the week end with ny 16. 1 upper, 9.2 low e r, 3 ft. ')b• " rs. Judy Wells and family. M. 23, 15. 6 upper, 10.2 open. Lot·k Mrs. Maxie Caylor and Dan11y of closed off. All moveable dams 1 3 through 23 are u p and closed o H St. Petersburg , Fla., spent the holi• Ohio R h,•r Boat,, down : Dash . day week end with Mr. and Mrs. f-"()H -'":o '\ LE. J)(•xter, Ohio, 4-roo;i . H. Bailey and othc[' relatives. htJUSl' $9:ilJ. Uut buildingl!, good icld, Davey l,ere, no tow, Lock 9 A Mr. and Mrs. Je11se Morrison of well Call Middleport WY 2- Lunga Point 4: 40 am no tow Castle, W. Va .. Mr. and Mrs. Rock � �, 4: Lock Cornell 25 10 a to no 2857 7 'i 3tp Lock 14 A. V. Chris Jr., 5:15 am Eugene Rowley and children of 6•0; Lock 17 C. v_ Harner 7 : 15 Dunbar spe11t the week end with F'OR SALE El(iHT room house. am, 2·0, Lock 21 Walter C. Beck- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ballard and 2 1fi acres, gas. elrelricity and Ord 9: 20· am, O·l Charlei1 w, son, Melvin . J w11tcr. Garage 1111d barn. Con, Mr. and Mrs. Jame11 White or taet Erina P,rkens, Racine, Ohio Snyder I :25 pm, 0-4; Elger Cliff Columbus is spending � few days pm, 1-0; Ellen Z 5:45 pm 3 - 0; 2 7 - 7•0tc Ovec 8:30 pm 0·3· Bl. t it Marie with Mr. and Mrs. Ora White and • - -- 10: 10 p m 1 -0; Rock�t 3 : 30 am' 9.3 Linda. Mr. and Mn. Raymond }'rank o! FOU i( HOC' .ll lluu:.e wllh full At l as 6 : 45 ern 4-0, Ranger 7 : 45 IJascmeri:. l i i l e1·ior remodeled. JJ m :rn and one derrick boat w av . Chester called on Mr. and r.,:rs. Herman Carson Saturday evening. New tw, water t,mk, furnace, rrly 1 0 : 45 arn 5.0. Mr. and Mrs. Grover White reclt:l"lrir water pump. C.irpet I No boa1s up from C.alli�lis a m! .,.,, wlian :,lm d s, 11lso. $297!) none on K i mawha Lock 23 J · ' turned home Saturday alter visit­ Call \ ✓ Y l•629 I . rs. Wm. J. D . 2: 30 pm 2-2, B eaver 3 : 1 5 a;: ing their c�ildren in Wooster, War­ � l l arnu n , IU . NtJ. 2, Box I B A , 0- 2. Atla11 5 : 05 pm 0·3, Mr. Chris saw and Killbuck . Sandra and Shelia Bail�y, Ra• Ashla u d , Hl -fih' 6 : 15 pm 2-2 one derrick boat Ky and motor vessel Virginia in tow cine spen t Monday night w:th the N_a llonal t l : 15 pm 4.0, Franklin A. H. Baileys. Pierce 12 :05 am 8-0, City of I - -I daughter, Proctorville were the Maysville l : 3o am 2-0. ____________ guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W a_lter Swett. TRAcT01l 01JvF:R-tiO just CO�-Spendmg the holidiY with their O ICC l'ullivaton plctly oi-crh:1uled, p11rents Mr. and Mi's. Fern GllEGA CI. ERS L TO MOTI BIDD � and mowrn g machi ne. G . A. ealed proposals, bearing the iogly and John were Mt'. a�d . :; Dccm, llacinc, Otnu. Phone WI I tit l e or the work and name of the M n. Ral p h Frazier -and �amily 9-3080. 7 . 7_6tc bidder Will be received by J Ed · a nd Mr. and Mrs. Harold G1llogly ___ ward Foster, Clerk for the lloard G allipolis and Mr. and Mn. Cecil O IC8 u f Lducation of the Pomeroy �x- Glllogly and Steven, Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Parsons empted V illage School District LEGAL NOTICE Ricky, Dayton spent the week. and J'omcroy, Ohio, a t the High School NOTICE OF F I L ING A N D with Mr. and Mrs. H ilbert end du11dmg, Pomeroy, Ohio. until 1 2 H EA R ING ON I NVENTORY Cox � nd Sharon. They also vi1ited a .l!: o ock 1,joon, ·ci d a tern Standar CaN No. 18,394 relatives in the community. 96 Prob«ife Court, Meigs County, Oh io firnc, on Tuesday, August 2, 1 0, Cuter Mr. and Mrs. A. R, wiJI be nd opened anct read aloud TO the Exet·utor or Administra • 14 of guests dinner Sunday were tor ant.I tu surh uf the folluwiri.g as immediately thereafter, for the rs Vale. Erma , M o arc �c11 im•nts of the sta t e of O hio: con11truction of P meroy Elemen• Sunday evening guests of Mr. surv1vrng :;puuse, 1f any; next of t ary School Buildin g, in accordance Mra. Reed Je ffers -and Richand kin; ben diciuric� under the will With plans and specifications a ! Mr. and Mrs. John Cor­ ard were H uny : the attorney o r a t torney� prepared by Thomas D. McLaugh- dray and son, Bellevue, 0., Gene 1 and John Kell, J. Architects, r_e preNcnting o1111y ot the a foremen- 1!1 Jeffers, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jeffers Lima, Ohio. lloncd 1u:r,m11s_ family and Mr. anu Mrs. Laand l l rawmgs and specifications and You are hereby nolif ied th¥. e n , the 291h tl11y uI June J f}60, all· In- contract documents an ,. ,vai!abl& 1 ern Jordan and c�ildren. There was a hymn slng at the vcntory ,rn d Apprai se m c nt o f the for inspection 1t l the o t flces of the Methodbt Church Sunday Temple wner the and Architect. Draw• c stahi o ( C l m ton G ilk ey Sr. de• O �vening with Rev. Kenneth Nason ce�scd, Mc of Se ipio To� nsh ip · in mgs 11nd specifications for the per• charge , Mrs. Earl Seel was at said C ounty was filed in this Co urt. sonal UHC of contractors may be m organ. the obtained from the Architect upon Hearing un suid Inventory and Appraiscm cnt will Ile had before depoi.it of $20.00 for one 11et of 1111s l 'ourt or1 1hc H lth day of which $JO.DO w1J1 be rt:funded up ­ Why not play It Smart? on return of said drawinas and June 1000, at 10 o 'l' lol' k a. m. you in the ,market for a rc A · ExccJHwns there l o may be filed spec1 h cations within I O days from qu.al ity boat at II reason­ high by any ir�leresll'd p & rty at any t ho date o f rcceivina: bids. price? Come ,in lo ME­ able Each bid mllst be submitted on time prior to live 1.lllys before the MOTORS and TROPOLITAN blitnks obtained from the Archldale :;et for lwu riug. deal. this over look WITN ES.S rny signature ar.d Leet, and must conlain the name 14' FlberglaM "L•rkH by the 11eal of said Court, ul every person interested therein Gla11 Maflc. With wlndthis 29lh Uay of June and he accompanied by a Surety 1hleld, atffrlng, ck-ck h•nl• ' Compttn.i,· Bid Hond, aallsfactory to 1960. & upholstered ...ts. w•,. the Cerltfied or Chec ner. upk Ow t'. II. O'BRIEN 14' Hilltop Traller with lndl­ Judge 1111d Ex-O Hicio C lerk on some solvent bank, made pay­ viclu_. whHI ,u.,..n1lon, 4 By Ann B11k<.'f, Uepuly Clerk able lo the 1'reasurer of the Board ply tire■ and wlnch, ( 7 ) I , 8, 2tc of l:duc,liltion, Jn an amount equal 40 H. P. Evlnruda Motor. TM to 5% of lhe bid, aa a guarantee --�-- --- - - · thal ii the bid is accepted, a con• qulete1t •nd mo■t rell■atle motor me•. lrwcl will be entered lnto in IC· All brtnd new for only $ 1 1 95. cord1mce wkh lbe drawings and H 'three colors to chooae from, spccificaLions and general condi - f I. r. MICNAEL, Plaintiff ln and tee this beauty, come , bond and contract the of hons ••· / form on Ciie, and the performance want to pull it home. you'll MARY L. PULLINS. at al, Wa alN ,-... • uHcl alumi­ of the contract secured by a Sure. Oeitndanta num ltollt, h'•lltr 1t11tl Sc:ott­ ty Company Contract Bond, apC•M No. 1 3,008. Atw•te, metor uPMtt of Pursuant to sn Urtler of Sale proved bY t hc Owner, in an pu111,._ a skier. TM Prlcef is5ued by the l "ourt ot' t.:ummun 11.mounl equal to 100% of the conYou wouldn't Nlltv. It but l'lcas, Mcii;s county, Ohio, I will tract price. No bidder m11y withdraw hla bld i this outfit can ltt bo..,.ht t.r tJf1er for 1rnle .uL Piibhc Auction th Irty of period for LESS than $700, 1111 ,he 20th day of July, at thereot. openJng the after days Don't for,a-tt, w e 11Jo aell JU 00 A �1. at the lluor of the The righ�t Is r�served by the white casollne at our dock on L'ourt House III l 'omeruy, Ohio, the f Boaril of Education to reject any the river bank. following dc�cri bed real estate: li• waive d informa to b or all 11nd ii J r Situate In the Village of u moroy, and Jn Fraction 18 Town 2 ties. By o rder of the Board of Educa• k.11 11ge 1::1 of the Ohio Company '� of the Pume�oy Exempted VII• 1 "Thtnaportation on Lt,nd & Sea" lion i ' �urchasc on Naylor s R m, Meigs County, UhitJ, to-wit: Being the la,te 54:hool 'lh1trkt, Pomeroy, Ph- WY-24'70 north hal{ u f Lot No. 10 of said Ohio, I, M.ln St, ,...,.,, 0, J. Edward Foster, cler.lt tract on Naylor"li Run, except Uie j (7) 1, 8, 1"5, 22 1 -tic coal and other rninenls with the right to mme 11nd remove the same without lneumbrauce to the aurfacc. REFERENCE DEEDS: Vol. 194, Pase 139 and Vol. 203, Page 93 De� R1•cord11 of Mei1:s County: Ohio. l-1.lrthcr described H fol• Iowa: Situate on Fisher Street, in the VIiiage or Pomeroy, 11.11id Flsber Street being intersected on the South by Lotust Street and on the North 1rnd East by Naylor's llun Ro1td, there being no housr. num­ ber. Tcrma of aal<': Cash on day nf HI<'. Said premises cannot be aold for ltH thin two, thirds of the ap- 1 • pra!aed value. The property ia ap. I praised at $1 1 00. To be sold sub, ject to thc:r lien for 11,xes for 1960. The right Is reserved to nject any or all bids. ROBEUT C. HA RTENBACH Shl'rif f or Meigs County, Ohio CROW , CROW & PORTER Attorneys for Pl11lnt1U (6) 17, 24; (7) 1, 8, 111, :lite I ( 20b l l n�uronce BAR GAIN S I N Bashan News ltems vf Interest Carpenter News Events Reported ( 20 ) B u si ness Services Lega/ N t " Minister Holds Uni que Place Among Nazarenes Dr. Harvey S. Galloway. Col • umbus, 1uperintendent of the Central Ohio district of the Church of the Nazarene, continues to hold a unique position In the recently denomination, having been re -elected to three import­ ant ceneral church organizations at the general auembly held In K.ansa11 City, Mo. Dr. Gi,lloway WH re-elected to a four-year term on the J3-mem­ b1cr General Board, chlef ad· rninistntive body of the church. A t its organiution meeting, he PLOOOS Kill FIVI TOKYO UPI - Five persons died Thursday nla:ht when heavy rains flooded wide areas In Hlro• ablm1, Y11m11uehl and Shlmant Prefectures , Seven other persons were reported mlsaln1 and 11 per. aona injured. Th.e flood1 inundattid more than 7,300 homes and 10000 -��.� ·- .�. �L.:� �.;,_!�������:��� �ol� ' rwland � SE RV ICE DAY PHONE WY !-3033 NIGHT PHONE ·WY WUO PRESTON MOTO RS INC. PHONE WY NI07 Pleasure At C I RC LE'S Restaura nt Pomeroy 211 t!. Mlln St. Corner Lo,ust and Fourth Slreets on one ore On Route 7 In Middleport ' l\annel 3 - Sunday (Mond•y • Frid1y) 0n Guett Stu New, RFD N'ew, Headline 8reakfaat farty PICken, Hardware ShowCreakfast Party News Headline, Sport, Report Breakfas1 Party News Breakfast Party New1 HeadHnes Breakfast Party News Breakf11t Party Coffee Time Swap Shop News Headlines . Mornina Devoliom Radio Hymnal News Headlines Country Hoe Do'NTI Farm Ttlme Racine Jubilee Noon News sr,n 4-11 CLUB NEWS =___ :_ ., a.:.J1"••111u1� :rW(.�_ ::J -.. • , ,, T . .. • • • • I •= ·•, ::t'ui�? . .Day Rig ht With STEVE OaiM Q... Milay .A.t.l£N 'f.."'T �1! �&A; iii � ltl � U :30 �Yle 1 ll>Y • 1 "' lldi l\l . ■ ■sto,.. · ta I · �•iNi> I lllb !3:I:C, � '::::n �� !M ;.,:11,,a:���:m.�;� Start The 9:!IO· llov. Mffl!!en t:30 Ameridin at \\'ort 9:.n. Cbriatian Sci�'# 0 · D1'1iil oiil,otil l!Ciitr 10:00 Air :t:: .,-��,-� THEM �ALLER PILLS �E GIVE ME t;J;";:---, r! CUReD MY Ff)lfl/TY SPELLS 'CO!'IPLETE , • DOC ' . . l '0' Ll'L ABNER NAMEL'f -A MAN I CAN l'P♦l l':t l-OIE.!! W>IO 60,VE HIM ALL THAT !!- MI!! BURL. HIVES - GASOLINE ALLEY 1! ff!o:1� I 4:1JO Coth.ei:1y Time 4 ;15 Amettc,.n �lbum 6:00 Dance -P • , atty B:ob itoct U�� 7:00 1111,W»'. )>a ' ol 'l':30 Perry Muon B:30 Wlll ......:D ead or Alive . oky 9:00 Mt. !i 9:SO Have� un, wm Tl"avel 0:00 Gunliiiote ,1 0 :11> :Miaa Uhi\'.erse-1960 12:00 Theater lS m , ,. · I •".Musi'tal 11 li'. c t l C IMI MORNING 1t 7:15 A.M. , OH WJ E H -Apple Grove "k News Of � " Rolnh By 'jA;,._ "fl., Mr. in!\, Mr,. R I h olirs and family of New Brighton, Pe., are spending ii week with his father, Marlon Ours and family. Mr. and Mn. Jt>hn Shitnet, Frank � ightnlng, Mrs. Beatrice · Breedon 0£ Woltetowh, Va., and J!fl\l!S Seal of Pittsburgh �pent · the week end wJth Mr. and Mrs. Char­ ley Knightning Sr. Marabelle Sharpnack of Colum­ bus spent Saturday afterhoon with 1dra. Herbert B oush and son, R,,g.r. Gilbert Spencer preached at the Fairview Church Sunday night. He will C<lntinue to bring th� message on SUnday n lghta while the pastor, Rev. Ernest Thomas, is holding a revival at Point Rock. Mrs. Lettie Spencer of Syracuse apent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush and son and 'attended 1ervlees at the F11irvlew chutch. ,. HI , FA RME R BROWN ·µ,.y WIFE JU5 T RU I N E D WE CAM E TO MAK E SHE THE A WIS H WISH ING WEl..l. .- _, M-M Puahee Home 5 Rum In 8th To Win M•M ,oft baller■ broke bl) a M tie score with a a-run inn• :it I unif'1 q� ' ·ur,, Jalit �v�linh:ti-4 over the I(yfer 111,f• lb ifln team In the K,yier Creek Iitlli&­ &rial Softball League. M-ll bad . 9 hits and tWO erron llita and three X,ger � errors. ftiirillbn , and Robin�n w111 the winnlni battery, Rankin t =ME!'3i. ""'�;a; 80a) Ftll rT, ' �' �, .'. ��-- ' ,cope ; Check for your Ohio,auto license n_u m ber at Sohio today! . ,. , .i., .J�311: ; ,i ,., •1..· -••0 , ' - -� 'um ___ A project lesaoll on tea tqwels Oris Smith, advisor, presented at the June 24 meeting a talk on parliamentaTY procf!r. was Jiven Gardeners held tt the 4-H the of dure when the Bashan Farm Boys . 0 John ot intt June 29 at �·e bom_e ti a r t>e •Beptz. The proJ�. le sson Wl:a -on li 1'11 \ Jffl l litid methnda of e thll! towel &ef9re nti(1 · stratlht'e conductell by g · were tn Jf� dn ttie '"1" 1• - O( a cirl\i?'etbr. and Mary _mps® � Tbo • lb�ll ' � , . •�rry - It. er. • • ,l,pottl!'olmer l'•m, . Tho\hpll>n er • Com.muni�y sjrvice prpjerts � . '11,�e\, tHe Sal>m 'lier, �Jicu!,/H ( , county �eneslee Blak E. C. .rune met Club f..H Cl!nter Gir1i agent, gtite • �lk on .o,,bm­ 27 at lhe borne of their .advisor, s ion �ow­ a calf in �r._u9n for f Mrs. Orion Roush. Get-well cards ing e . 27 Ju _ Al fair,. an'"!U the . at ine· were prepared £or aendlng to .. met '$oY y Valle e the Shad when J several retidents who were ll. the ,home or Roger i;:otfl'Dan. Juanita Taetett 1ave -a U:1k on at tion� or:i "1'oom,in( �lv­ emonstra D first aid and demonih-ited the enp11 wqe. livfn · . � � y:<1 m , � A!I ►. -a • n1 proper ·-procedure · In 1pplyJ ¥, , lbert Pool . an � G�ry Michhef! chest bandage. A demonatratlon A tz , ad'v�or, Was in D t,P. d Kc;ib •yl on rw-ttern ,. . n by �•ar�t bf tlie meeunc. Gary . o� . was olve ' fittin Smith, reporter. le . . ,, fol , J{eekle and .JeckJe c .rton ,:JI . 1 se Pbyhou Jlouie Ktifit 1 Tb.e Lon,; Ranier ::: lei lld:IOII . 9:30 �t' . • , , · · '8; · St.y • ltin1 • 10:00 Lucy In 10:ao . Wbtk lly J,JntT ';akoona l l :00 Sundt; N- Speelol Ba,.ball Lead-off 11:16 �tor 11 Buebllll ___ · oas1•v1•s ·1 TO utLo TIIL Commit• UP.I-The Uni• YORK • Yale NEW trel NEW YORK verally wlU build a a�I _ tele- •� � J••Uee for tbe New 1ork �irier, In the Soutl\ll'n Cn!liinal and Civil Courts , Bar ion! �J!tlil",en to ihe Heint111here thot will mea,un the / 'Asln, mptJ�ns of the atan ln the earth'• trial of Ad� trtKl'll..fn, icicused li,i)Uoi, lib. extormlaotii,' , , gal . ! ·••ord 9:00 Our Gani Comedf11 ·you could be a' wi nn er ! � · ,· '""' . • --•� ~ ' �7,,i, U••- 1 - � 10:00 10:80 U :00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1 : 15 I :� ta\ ,:so _ ,_ ., I C 8:00 C', rtobn Spectte11ar B:30 R:mper Rooln Mo\'ie 9:30 ,. AmericlD 'Bandatan« ♦-: Rln Tii'I. Tin �; OO San Fr'ancllCO Bea\ l:SO Your Esso Rlt'Rarlt:: l:40 Weat�er �ler &:4-5 John Dal)' Ne-P ,a. - UR If ..nGRn T:00 Buddv starcller �•• t e -. t «. 'ftle Bi.1 P1cture 7:�l Walt lJisnty �ll b l · 2 2:30 IOIUI Hookina File B:00 :lion From lll•d:h""k 1 • :09 Collep News C.Onference Shi 1 9:00 Tr s,rmt Notlolll\ Edu. A8'0clatlon •n t;SO Deleoll i,:tio lfaune, 'M� •� 'I)• ·• ' Iii� 1111 H'rii, (!�l 3:t» -,.., Jl:00 Tlie -;!if . -·• "" .,. S· . tlior Weo the 1 1 :10 S<alUlln, 4:![0 l(l<a Cl118e Sh•• " v..:.....· 11 :I 5 �,.,.�· Alheticah 'lrlli '!110 te S ow U:20 JA Conv�t_i!l0'11 Preview ..5:QO · -.,.-,--�.. Alden thow 'Eve �:30 1 · llll'aay (1:00 Ptople'a Choic, 6:30 Sports Highllghta 1:00 Badge aad BuJ1ets Tr1ekdown 7:00 Jl :00 Edd ie Seacrist Sho\f lti.verick '1:30 12:00 TBA , .: ;tO La�m aq , k Bac Talk 12:30 The - �bel . 1 :00 cotnrndnw'ea!th of Nation• , 9:pD The A!ukana 9::,0 Ghoet 1 :30 Gray by 'lit1ccalo -;o1tn ·10:10 2:00 Studio Wiutling Tonl1ht Nen Tlht .U:00 · .2:M Baseh:'.111 , S)\ow _ Wte 1 1 : i� 5:30 Travel iFtlm __ l:JO 1be BrighteJ1 DIY 1:lll Tile S�t l!,torm 1:90 Th• Eda• of Nlehl t:ro The Three Sloo&er 1:30 Tho Lile of · !lll•t r J. Smith..!..?o"tw, 1:00 Arthu 1 at the Weather Loolt A. 5 1:1 it11 Clinic Bowl 15:·1& TV 1:30 Amos 'n' As>4p 7:00 Markham 7:30 m,',, bide 8:30 Hotel de Paree 9:00 Video Village 9:30 December Bride 10:00 !l'be Twlll1ht Zone .l>:30 Penon to Pel'IOII 11:00 New■ n,1 0 A Loot at the Wnthor 11:1& Theater 13. Ju,t For You New■ Head! inea JUJl For You Newa J111t tor You CallinJ 011 P1. Pleaanl New, H:u�lllne , Mual� Go Round New, Music Go Round News lte■dlin es Music Go Round Loe.a) News Muaic Go Round Baseball Scores Music Co Round News Headlines Music Go Round Complete N�Wl!I Ri1und-u1> crow·, StHk House-Sound of lhe 60'1 8:30 Newa Head!ine, 68:32 Evening Interlude • 7 :00 Newa Headlines 7:02 Evenina: Interlude 7 :30 News Headline8 7:32 Sundown Serenade 8:00 Sign OU 12:30 1:00 1 :02 1 :30 1 :30 2:00 3:00 3:0 2 3:30 3:M 4,00 4.02 4 : 30 ◄ : 35 5:00 5:00 5: 30 5:31 5:45 ti:00 l l : 1 5 Si&:n On l l :SO Thls is the Ll1e · 12:00 TV Chapel ,2,30 lndu11Jy on Parade 1 Inside Sport1 12:4 5 1:00 Favorite Story 1 :30 Frontiers of Faith 2:00 Sunday Movietime 5:00 So Sm all. My Island 5:30 TV Reader's Digest A talk on the topic "Getting f Pam Wilson after whtrll time 8:00 Meet lhe Prell Ready for Camp" waa presen ted Mrs. Roush reviewed the �Wing 6:30 Sunday Nen Pltture by Brenda Norri& when the Syra- projecta of the club m�bers. ll 1:00 Overland Tr.a �se Jolly Stitchera met June SO Refresh tnents were served dbri�g 8:00 Music on tee the trade ,chool builithrg. i concludin g social hour by J)lxle at 9:0:1 Chevy Show During the meetin, Patricia Ldn- Rbush. 10:00 Loretta Youna: Si.low don gave a demonatration on the ny FUn Are ple t0:30 Peo Linda Henderson gav� a ifemon• �orrect w1y to finish the outer tl:20 News Headllnea bn various kinds of ·st11ltr11tlon edge ot a hilt p1m holder. The 11: 10 Weatl\t..-ct.st the. June 27 lhfftl1;11 of at chea hol wovll!n on WII lesson project 1 1 :15 NifCWitch Mixed Clover& held at Alfred the reSayre, Branda holders. pan iKn ofl 1 :00 _ _____ _ S-' During the meeting chureh. the porter. -;- -=:::-::it was 'ie�rt'ed that Mrs. Sarah "Food and its Value" waa the Caldw'ell._ father had deceased at the June and that flowers had been sent by um topic or discussion �:'5 Amttlc,'1 Newmel Alb 2 8 meeUng of the Portland Ideal the club. Linda Henderson, re­ Hop ' i:OO •·H qub held al t,he ,r"de school porter. Die-, Clark _Show Loulle BrE!ffer !n with Mrs. n ltio Sta w Bra Project work was continued at B:00 charge. Each 'meniber Nlported to 9:30 Leav• :;. To )kaftl' June 28 meeting of the -4-ll the County Mrs. Ge11eva NOl,n, Melts 9:00 :tawrenoe WAik � home demonstritlon agent, on Clovers CJ.uh held at the home or / s. Refre shments of ,O:UO 1ubi1eie, U. S. A. their lunch roo,t items. Judgin c of Robin Stern cake were served and '.1:00 Up.To-The•MlnUtll Newl cream ice l unches and a discussion on food meet ing. Sh■rryl the 1 1 :10 Sports Report wing follo ,•alue closed the meeting. Paula ter. repor :1:1& Lale Show _____ er, Spll!nc Lynn Sayre, reporter. a.;. I · Cliannel 13 - Scdunlay �;il\ � lie 1',itl'on o v. 8;00 Captal n ,...ngaro � �'ntloft1Prev� $250dream ,000 • :_::_::::::::: _Chaiintl l 'l -,Frlclay to check TH IS WEE K'S wi nner's list in the SO H IO . �=- WH T:N�TV�Cilan n•• 13- 1 •• • Home Run Th!rbJ News Picture S1)orta Rc,undup Weathercast Saturday Ni&:ht Jambol'ee Bonanza The Man and the Challen,e The Deput World Wide 80 Man �·rom interpol Ne-..-, Rea'dllnes W.:athercaat Shoc:k•ateb Sien Off c:_.;..___--c__ el 8 5 d .. goodies! Stop In. ' Sign On Circle 3 Rdnch Sheena, Queen of Jungle Junior Auction Howdy l)OOdy Show Ruff & Reddy riow FUJY Circus Boy True Sfory Down on the Farm Film Feature Dugou t Dope Clnclnnati Baseball Wat ch Mr. Wlura Seienee Ficlioi;,. Theater Detective's Dairy W aterlro: • l __ � '1'be . ""' iliet w avaiUlble here. S111Ch yummy . i:4.l 800 9:00 D:30 10:00 \0:30 1 1 :00 1 1 :30 12:00 12:30 1:00 J:15 1 :25 4:00 4:80 G:00 D: 30 urday · 1 . el B - f..,._ halilft ...., ety of fountain dishes are · Comedy Ptayhowe Advphture Ttme :,teamboat Bill Qis<',, Kid M111lc ln the Round lim Thacker ShoW' Weat�•t NeWB PiCtu--e Ht1ntley BrLukley ll.epon Death VaJley Daya '1111.s M■n Dawson Cincinnali Baseball 'l'IIA , �ws ii.ea�liuea )Vea�;m•ot J�t'k l')lar Show Sien !)If 8:00 8 -.30 r. :4,0 8:88 7:00 7 :SO 1: 3 0 9:od 9:30 10:30 11 :00 U : 10 1 1 : 1!5 2:00 !:!58 8:00 8':1, 6:30 7:00 7:,02 7:30 7:;e 8:'00 8:02 8:05 8:30 8:35 9 : 00 9:02 t:30 9:SS 10:00 10: 15 10:30 10: 32 10 : 45 1 1 :00 l l : 02 1 1 :29 1 1 :30 12:00 -WC H SmTV c ,-, a n n e l 8 See what a wonderful vari­ a 24 H O U R TOWI NG To Daily Dining !reals In store! Legal No�;ce I You're Invited Plenty of taste I 4:00 1:30 �:00 &:au 6:00 1:115 I::& 3:30 8:48 7:00 7:30 8:00 l0:30 U :00 11:10 U: 1-5 • ·OO .: Chanf111 3 - Sat Open 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. Every Day visit the Dai ry Isle I I ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE --- --- Ernest Holter returned home on Sunday after spending the put two months with his children at Columbus and Wooster. William Tenton of Columbus called on the Arvil Holter family Sunday. Clydette Flinner and Bill Ackett returned to St. Petersburg, na., Tuesday after visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jones ,nd ramil.i,· of South Charleston spent the week end with the Grover White family. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tru88ell of Mt. Vernob spent the week end at their home ,here . 1 Metropolitan Motors Channel 3 ·· Friday Dr. Ga lloway al.lo wu re-elect­ Mrs. Kail Knapp who hu been seriously ill is irbproved. Mr. and idr1. John Dexter and children visited her mother, Mn . Dorothy Wright over the week end. Sandra Pierce is attending school at Rio Grande. N. T. Kennedy visited with Les­ lie Phelps, who hli been confined to his home for several month&, on Wednesday afternoon. Larry Fetty ia alowly improvina: at Holzer Hospital. L ego moo, Ti&..htsioN UUiDI WS-AZ.TV Cltonne l 3 ed to the Court of Appeala the hlghest review body in the de­ nomination. He 11 completing his 18th year as superintendent of a dl1tr!ct that comprises 35 counties from Lake Erie to the Ohio Riv­ er. The diatrict parsonage an4 hll!adquarters is at 4100 Malle road. Langsville Society Events tMffl Daily Proi,-• Sehedule Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 8, 1000-7 w11 n-elected pre,ldent of the a:eneral board. 1'he Ohioan was re-elected to the Nazarene TbeoJogic.al aeml• nary•, board of truateea for a fou.q•ear term arid al the board'■ organilatlon wu elected board chairman. ...,. . �8-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 8, 1 960 -b H --- S- . ew,_• ng Cl Luncheon n G II•,po/' I I l •• -- n ·=-:• ""' • I Y AbOU t MOln peOpIe Anthony Wolfe and Mrs. Helen Duncan of Youngstown were week end guest, of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Biggs. Mr. and Mrs. James Aron halt and sons, Jimmy and Jerry, returned to their home in Coshooton. on Tuesday after several days visit with her sister and brother-in-law, ., er. Rev. and Mrs. Francis H. GI a... Mr. �nd Mrs. Edward T. Bauer of Marion were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. c • R. Karr. They were · d home bY M"' · . K. a rr �ccompame and Polly Ann Bauer. for • '"'(. I ch o f " " rs. Arth ur M't . r and •1 '1 ass1 I Ion arc, ,e.ues ts u f Mr · a nd M rs. no ll"m Bearhs . . Mrs. Walter Walker. M � �- "· F. ./ t vidl'n, Mrs. Le� _Bar� and -.,;-;;.__.,..._,"-----;; ;;;; ;;;__- I The Put Chiefl of Br LUCILL! HAWKINS Temple Pythi■n Sisters hi ld a s•d Lenora Michael preceded thf picniC' Thursday evening s t lhe supper. . -.::' Attending were Mrs. L. C. Karr Mrs. Elmer Wickham .;itlended Naylors Run playground. Following a potluck dinner, a and grandson, Mickey Wi!H ams j the funeral of her cousin, Norris shorl busi neS!I !est ion WH con• "irlrs Paul Theiss 11nd daughter,· Davis, al Gahanna. Wednesday. t"recker and Sht was s,ceompan i ed by her moth --�--..-�� d uc t ed by th e pre11· d enI , M rs. D ale Paula · Mrs · Roger . . •�; ,"rwh ., •u• ..r.� ., �-',iWl,, ..� 'X · Smith after which J number. of M ary . Mrs V irgil Hamm and Tom - 1 tr, Mni. Ernest Davis, of GallipoLouise games were pl ayed w1' lh pr1zea I my , Mrs · Samuel Michae . . l· · Mayer Wilham Mrs , Lenora and '· R John and Jeffrey Jones of Col awarded to M rs. Henry ei ""' l • . . IS M rs Kar t G rueser, M rs. L uc1·1 1 e 1 and R1eky · Mrs · Walter Schreiber, I llmbus were weekend g uests o f eSS/,•On B. Hawkins and Mrs. Carrie Mrs. Herman W arner, M rs . Eugene their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs , • The Session of the First Unite d Presbyterian C h urch met 1 Hawkins and M1SSes Emma and E . J. Hill. Grueser. . Tuesday evening a t the church with Rev _ Howard Ru ppelt, Mr. and Mn. Robert Dunfee and ice cream and Dora Hamm . Home made ----· moderator o{ the meeting, giving lhe openrng pray�r. daughters. Vicki and Debbie. ot cake were served at the dose of Columbu! are the �uests of :,1r. . Ja m es Buchanan was elect e d as c le r k pro te rn r n the ab- the evening lo those named above h wi her who a mother, and Mrs. Amanda Juspar, Mr.s. and �r11. Nathan Biggs and other · sent: e o{ the c l erk, M rs. Floyd Carm i: k , t • rd.itaves. Cook ThomH and Lena Misses 1� Pomeroy, Ohio . 'la,·y St C•ele , is in New York · . Pr 11nary grou p and th e choir lol l. U . Mrs. Nathan_ Biggs and JeJnne. r; , r Sen• the Thel Willi d comme ueae Mr,. group ma The am ndt> r I f y s comme Harold nded o The al ti ��aro n and H I ]l M r . nd M . Ro TON I GHT ior Ct101r of the churl"h !Or its work Sau er for having been honored f'isher , � iss Bern i re A nn Durst, un ! ee and' v ·1c•,I and rD,c bb 1c =rt D an d f at t iI fu l 1u·�� tu II1c 1·_ hurc h • 0" d with t he scho farship which he re• Mrs. Lawrence Lann,·n "", Mrs. Ri• "CIRCUS STARS" Mr. ;i ml Mrs. Hoy Strlckland and Mr. an d �1 rs. r1 oy d D un f ec al so 1 h � u kNJ . 11 u 1 wrt _ 1_ ay 1 or f Or cently rcecived from OU. chard Camphell and sue McClung. Clown - Oleg l'"l'pov _ ··-· ___ and Hev. Howard Ruppelt as re• apent Wednesday m Waterford cabmclti which he made for th(' - also l'lans were made for a Fam Uy •• t• 1o •lli! .... , ,._ · h •1 n r. and IMn. Fred D un fcc all d prescntatives of t he De■cons an d wit I "CHANCE MEETINC" Night on July 27 beginning with a I i ne a (·one s ses of the Middleport fam J . Hardy Kruger - St-a nlcy Baker ! poll ul·k dinner illt 6:30 and a prp• 05 U Nathan Biggs spent Tu<!sday First Unit ed Presbyterian church �ram at 7:30 with the Deacons and SATURDAY furnished the tran!portation for night at Camp Arrowhead, Hunt• D('aronncssea in charge. BAYONET" "STEEL , the children at t'he Children's ington, w. Va., with Rock Springs U!'o Genn - Kier'in Moore Plans were also made for a Cmn• Home Wednesday when the chil- Boj. Scout Troop 247. - al10 j, mumon servi ce, July 31, 7.30 P m. IS , Q dren were taken to the Middle- _,___________ TRAP" "RABBIT A letter was read from Mrs. Ho ' Mem h� rs ol 1 hc Jo lly Bunrt1 ly FREDDIE HOUDASHELT i' a C J'i&it .s h ,i port ool for the afternoon. i ci nati n Ernest Bor,gn-ine - June Blair Sewing Cluh of Middl<-port were in mer McM11len , wife or a former wer R�i-�ve• u,ulay n t h i w y home th Mr. a_nd Mn. Gordon Harm Gallipol ls Wednesd a y whl're they ! mm1ster of the churc h m wh � ch t• , koe n , ot l,h e ,M ,G hee D r,.�! COMING JULY 10.11-12 -!n ,.5 e t Ernest ,usey J r., M rs. Alf red , " • operation eye recent a of told she been have who children and Cir• at enjoyed a noo u Jundieon Sl>NDAY thru TUESDAY l■tet• and Marlene, refreHhmenls for daughters Mason end �orris i 1 which she underwent I n Coll1mbus. vi1iting w th Mr . and Mrs. Robert . cle's He st,wrant. "BIG FISHERM AN" Mrs. McMlllen staled that she is llarri A and Miss Marjorie ,Hanis in the evening they were again, Patty and Vicki or Cincinnati 1 Howard K�l Susan Kohnen t'ollowwg lunrl1 l hey v1si�ed I now at her home in Worthington and Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Hen11Hy taken to Middleport where they� )Vere Sunday guests of their j Admission; 60c - 30c enjoyed ice cream and cake att Brendmother Mrs. Frank .Slowe terutini:: sputs III t,a l h pol t s m- w here Dr. McMillen is minister of returned to their home in Col• 1 _ ;�1 c- M embership oi the Presbyterian umbus today. Going to Columbu! the ice c r eam social held by the'. and aun t, Mrs. Sadie nlUener. eluding Our ] louse M 1111e u 111, lntrye (;ravt' 011 �lut 1 11d H ill a nd 1 churrh of that city. .I with them was Ray neco1t .who Presbyterian Church on the lawn ' Port1fieatwn Hill. �l1 upprng down• at the church. will visit for st' veral days with Others .nttendmg Tuesday II meet• Mr. and Mrs. Dana Daniels. ------town was also enjo yed by the Iiiing were J. H. Grate, R ussell Lyons dies. Hubert Taylor, James Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Glaze Devotion• Were Led 1'husc att e ndmg wrre Mrs. Bea• Mrs. E. O. Tcwksbary, Mrs. James and children, Charlotte, Brenda, 8 M a. Ewing r -y trice lluhson, Mrs. J o h n S e ines, Harley and Mrs. Arthur Lewis. Helen, P11tty and Ricky were Devotions by Mrs. H . 0, Bwing, I Mr11. Noah lfaskms, Mrs. Blanch� -------,-- weekend ,l"t:Uests of Mr. and Mrs. president, opened the meeting of Hiplunslilll, M rs. Carl Mattoll, Mn. HerlK!rt Miller end also visited the Gu l ld of Grace Episcopal 1 Jff1 Orin Suuth. Mrs. Perry Ylitch, Mrs. with other relatives. Ch arlolte re• Church held Wednesday evening at Mrs. B . N. E,st, Mes. Mal t "' malned with Mr. and Mrs. James the Parish House. I Wt!C James �ebPr, '.�rs Kenneth Hyer, ' Reed for a two week, vitlt. Mrs. W 111 HcynohJs. and .\1 rs. E. L. During the buaineH session Mr. and Mrs. L, E. Burney, Mra. plana were made for a Parish �t­ ___ lfogheo. Un Ome ---_.L Thelma Turner and W. M. Turner luck picnie dinner at the tiar1sh A birthd s, y di nner was held Sun were guests of Mr and Hrs. Har- House on Wedncaday, August 3. day. July 3 In honor of the 87th riaon Bentley. Mn. Pred Crow Jr. told ol the pro­ birthday or C, E. Swick at his Mr. and Mr11. Charles Asa Brad­ grams planned for the meetings or home near Rutland. " AttendlnK were Mr. and Mn. bury and family returned this the Episcopal Church women. week from a camping trlp in A salad cour1Je was aerved by lloberl Swick and ,on Mt<:hael Michigan. · the hostesses, Miss G r.ace Horton, Mr. and Mra. Denver Hysell. sons and ,Mr. Frank Ti­ The J u ly meeting of t:v .. ng c line RoJ:er and Gary, Mr. ancl Mra. Mr. and Mr,. H. K. Woodgerd Mrs. Earl Titus the social hour. Chapter. OES, Waij _ hclcl T� ur!l(l� y Ralph Knapp, eona M ichael and during tus, Marianne, and and daughter, nlgJ, t at Ilic M11so111c_ H.al� 11 1 M id• tlmmy, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wood, Barbara Jonea, Janice Zerkle and dle[Jort w1lh Mrs. Vin,1 11 1 111 N eu \z- Bonnie and Keith. Mr. And Mrs. Lynn Buch11nan planned to 1pend ling. Wurthy M u lron, in chatJilc of Jlalph Painter, do ughters Dlanna today at Rock Lake Pool in Char­ .the medlll!i:. and Be c ky, Mr. and Mrs. Guy lealon. PlilnK wi•rc dl11russcd ro r II pl r• Hysell, Donnie and Linda, Mr. nic wilh 11w Ma1io1111 of Mlddit·port 11nd Mrs. Howard Germ.in, sons Saturday Mr . and Mrs. James Lodge somet ime in Augwi l . A l l e n Robert and Johnny. Reed and children Jim and Ruth . TONIGHT Hui;:hcl'I and Jnmcs Clatworlhy and Mr. and Mra. Ed Venoy and - Erin O'Brien Coburn · Mi­ Bowles. Jim Mra. end Mr. Charlea were nflmi'II .i:1 11 committee to ann, ra •�ent the day at Lake Bette Davia -Slack Robert meet with tht! Lodge to make dcr­ chael, Donnle, Donna and Randy, Alm� · · mini and enJoyin& a "JOHN PAUL JONES " Mr. and Mrs. Earl M o11man and barb e there. inite plans (In ColQl' and Scope) Mrs. Nrutzl111g thanked all offl. Tammy, the gueal of honor, Mr. Mr. lij,� Mr,. W)l,1/• Gr.ueaer cen and mrmher1J who assisted Swkk, Mrs. Swick, Bertha Fox, - j)l(\I are spendina: the week h(n �, C!)lleen MIiier, Charle, Dralle with the annual i111111e c tion l;leld Edna Swlclt. Door Sedan: One careful local owner. Standard V8 ' "STEP DOWN TO TERROR IHt WednNul11y u h;!11t ut Middl�• , , N,f. Swkk waa presented with a their home while Mr. Gru'i•re, JAi shift. Extra nice. Also Cartoon ni ce lounge c hulr from the fam­ on vacation from hls employment. port High School. Vickie McCloud, son ot Mr. and Notes wer<' also read rrom Grand lly. SATURDAY ONLY Mrs. Pete McCloud WH conflned Chapter uffh-ers compllmcnllna Stewart. - Julia AdRml James to their home the first of thia the chapter on work done at the In• Reed F.. n,ily OF THE RIVER" ''BEND wee tonailltls. with k 11poclio11. Color) (In Pl11n11 wcrf' mode for formal In­ Recent V uitor• alao Recent vislton with Mr. and Senior Youth Group itiation lo be held 11l the next reg. Ve Speeiat H•rd Top 4 Dr. One careful local owner. DeCarlQ Yvonne Mature, Victor Mra. LawrenC"e Reed were Robert ular met>llng. TU" Spotless original finish. Dynaflow drive. "TfMBUK Reed and sons Tommy and Rich­ In Syrt1CU1e Reformed Cartoon Alto Rev. Carl Herring of th e Syra· ard of llarrisonville; Harry Hill MEN'S RUd childrl' n Mike, Pet, Tim and cuse Mothodlal Church hae re-or• SUNDAY and . MONDAY Cry1tal ;1nd Mre. Clara Blevins G anizcd the Senior Youth Fellow• Frank Sinatra and CORK S01.E and !On Randy all of Columbua Hhip. • Gina Lollobri-A:lda In At the first meeting an election who visited ll1 lhc Recd home "NEVER SO FF.W" on Saturday. Thcre for Saturday of ol fkers waa held with Jim & Color) (Clnemucope Endit:ott Johason VB Special 4 Dr. Sedan. One careful local ow_ner. Origin­ and Sunday were Mr. end Mrs. Louks 11cleded 11i1 preilidont. Ernie - also � Hlt·hard Recd Anti Viki ur Colum, SINsQn as Yicc president. Bll,ly Jean al black finish like new. Dynaflow drive. Radio & heater. Stacy Harris - Ellen Moore bus a nd on Monday Mr. and Mrs. Cundiff, 1ccretary, and Mary Jane "NEW OllLEAN S l.awrenre E. Reed, Ronnie and Louks aa lreaaurcr. AF"l'Ell DARK" Ph1ns were dlscussed concerning J<:ddll', Kenneth; Ralph HUI all Alao Cartoon church camp. of Columbus. Kenneth who has been slat• loned wit h the army In llaw■ li 1 hu been recently dlscharaed and MIDDLEPORT I Is working in Columbut. I I In pOmeroy il I I '" ' :. C,hurch Groups Commended By Board '. He/d far J'/,er Th' Wee k In S .I I I Two Furnish T ansporta";on For Youngsters MEIGS THEATRE · , ...,.... ..,.., ,,,,_,r:"" I A ro und A nd A bout I 1-- I I M 'ddleporf � I S I !n- I . , ff. 0. I ii ' ;' I 'I ' ""'h, I 8' I HeId A f S MID- . . . I hdOY D'- l nn er H S day Now You Know ly United PrHI lnqrnttlonal Men's - Sizes %8 to 48 $8. 98 to $1 2.98 SUMMER SLACKS MEN'S -·- VOL XII IVY LEAGUE PANTS Sizes 28 to 38 1957 BU ICK PHONE WY-2-21 43 OPEN UNTIL 7:30 BOYS' I VY LEAGUE PANTS Sizes 6 to 18 ,, S A T U R DA Y Boys Short Sle1eve Sport Shirts Sizes 6 to 1 8 . . . . . . . $1 .98 ond $2.98 Lill<r of corkUps, flllerbtllts and non-filler brands with th e ashes and Igniting devices strei,n upon · tbe courtroom floor resulted today in an order t,,, Judge · John C . Bacon that henceforth u1e of t�e Meigs Co\mty courtroom will i,e con­ fined to legal proc�edlngs of llie county , stale and "federa l · • governments. Deapite the injunction of "No · result in any great Jnconvenience Smoking" slcna, .one of whlcb 11 to any urban, rural or govem­ thown In the accompanylfll photo mental group, 18 well as prlvate m011t organi:r.ation1 allowed use OJC■nlzatione, the Judge ,aid. of the courtroom in the eveulne1 The Judge added that danger of bne abu,ed the pridlege, Invarl- fire was an I mportant factor in ably, th� floor ls uaed to grind decision to ban u,e of the out their "fag1" the Judge Hid. equrtroonr for pubUC meetings. There are numM-oue ward . houses, town halb, city and : , , ; �"":{I ,. , GIG�m -STREWN FLOOR - J udge Joh n ·C. Bacon today ordered no mote meellngs of 1eho0I bulldinp, 11 well aa loda:e organlialJ,ons In the couhty courtroom becau se ol repea·led scenes J!ke this aflerwards. Said and Lefioa , and DAV Rome, in * "From now on Just official busine ss of the nation, state and county will �• car­ the conimuntty. And the coun�f commlu lonera as,ured the court rled ,b!\ l. lf .the coul'Ul!Om ." that th e county garage be • made available upon requeat. There fore the order ahould not New York Clothing House Phone WY-2-2049 POMEROY, OHIO 126 E. MAIN STREET 4 Door. Runs Good . WAS $295 · · · · · · · - - · - - · · · · - - · · NOW $ 1 95 "DON'T CRY - DAD DIDN'T STEAL YOUR PIGGY IANK - HI'S OPEN• ING A SAYINGS ACCOUNT POI YOU . AT THI IANK," _....,_,.,_ te ..,.,.._, ..,... .....,. • • • ,-t ,-r 111wp To Help Celol!nle Their ...WDlfi • • • - ·- .... _,, .. _,, .... "MON STROUS" JULY CLEARANCE SALE "Mertln lhe Sea Mon1ter" will be whb me and also ••steamboat BUI" ••••I••• J'•◄t'II need BAKER FURN ITURE 1 MIDDLEPORT la •II th••• ■- life, Me111 ......, ,_. ■-n1.. - --t r Wo P1Y I% lalered OIi YOIII' Savlllp ,IANK POMEROY NATIONAL ' "SEE YOU THEMP" On Tho Brlplest Coner _ .... _ .... 11_,_ ,. _..,_... ., ........ • 1954 CH EVRO LET 2 10 - 2. Door. Worth more. WAS $495 · · · . . · · · · · · · · ... · · · · · NOW $395 1954 BU ICK 4 Door Sedan. Mecbanically very sound. WAS $595 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · .. ,,ow $495 1955 DODGE . VB - 4 Door C_l\5lom, Royal Sedan. One careful • local cars on lbe lot. Automatic owner. One of tbe cleanest · · · . shltl. ' He,,e's A Good s•l�en Drills Sell Don't ' · · · ,:. · •· Job f.or Someone J-.t The Holes They Can Make In Education salesman makes hill pile& • �il a' half-Inch drill he isn't sel_l\ni '� �ill. He's sellins a hole. 'nMit, 1#41 the essellce or a talk dVell .notarlan Gerald Preston FriW �talu In a regular meeting of lht Mi«ldleport•Pomeroy Rotary In SOl:lal rooms of Heath Clul) Meth«Kffat, Church followed a dinnei- ·R(Ved ' 1,y church ladies. HU reMWka were read from a 1peeeb . -'\'t1n , bf C. I. Rood, pre1i· ._f •• . thp• Nlitioo_aJ Credit Corpd.enfr , .0111� �n . a11 eu,llw address this wk• Clcy, B d..k w;tb ;Si4; S1 1 ' ji • iey hetQII in tbe ' of America · to a pre-ertiln" ent ,..,..n' lri the world. • ; • Ai , to the pltch about the drill and the h�, P testOn pointed out ,mart selllJli is to • inlerest t he prospect in having wh at the article sold will do for him in comfort or added efficiency. He alio observed that a good salesman welcomes objections to buyina. Objectiona give the sale&• man hi1 best opportunity to prove the value of h ia product, beat down oppoaitlon to the sale, and con- w;lrt( _, ·s,;·. '*' 1958 C H EVROLET ..... 1959 CH EVROLET 1959 B U ICK VS Sp�cial 4 Dr. Sedan. Just traded on new Buick. Has power steering and bra•kes. Radio and heater, Compare - there are none finer anywhere. · NOW $2,595 ' ' PHONE WY-2-2143 WE HAV E MANY MANY MOR E ) WAS $1 ,695 . . · · · - - · · · . . · . . · NOW $1 ,595 i 1 te�nagen gathered at About the itlidclieport Municipal Park on \ Friday l'ilh t for a dance party conducted by the Jl)'a with the Middleport Palk Association as 1ponaor1. 1t w11 a beautiful night for the open air party with the moon ,mak• fn1 ;1•a appearance later In the ewnlng. Finl prize in the fast dance conteel was won by Earl McXinley and Karen Fer1uson. See' o nd went to M.lke Archer and Debra L,o�. A. coneeuian 1tand wu operated by ntembeti ot the -Park Allocialion '104 due · to the !IUceeu . of the part, � the enlhU.laam wit h which Jt WU received, the Auoclalion 11 plannln, lnother soon. Part AiloclaUbn memben as' 1litilll' 'lfffip Mr. and Mri. Curtis JWlnaon, .MIN Mabel Hysell, Mn. Jlmei 8uchaiuin; ' C. J. Clarbon, ,Jame, J'o)mlon, li:n. Guy lleynolds, Mrt . Bnf� IJOyd and son; Mike, Fred Hlbhl and ·coach John Tbomj�cU1. 200 Last Stand I ' 1957 BU ICK Hard Top 4 Dr. A beautiful car Inside and out. • . Dynaflow drive. Radio and heater. . i.•• . !f: Arresls Two Roy K, Arms, 16, Minersvme, has been cited to appear before the Meigs County Juvenile Judge on a charge by the Ohio State Patrol for driving without an op­ erator's license. The Patrol also arrested Elson D. O 'Conner, 2 1 , Racine, f or hav• ing no muffler. He will appear i n County Court. • eer pIOfl GoDe MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admitted: Harley Woode, Al­ bany. Dismissed: Louise Sommer, St. Cloud, Flo.; Lena Jorden, Harrison ville; Shlrley Flll lnger, Pomeroy; Carma! Jewett, Middleport and William Brickles, Syracuse. · MIAM I B EAC H ( UPI ) - Miss Universe of 1960 will be chosen tonigh t from 15 beauties representing the U.S.A. and five continents, but the w inner won ' t get by with falsies. False fron ts turned up in t he swim suits of four more conte8• on falaies in the· women's room," tants Friday night as the field was ehe eaid. Padding wasn'l all she found. narrowed from 43 down to the Mi88 SJ)ain, one of the lucky Hi, flnalists. "I'Ye g�t my purae full of had a rabbit's foot in her bn. them," said the woman oUicial in MliB larael, also In . the select charge of making aure only genu- group, had a lucky coin in hera, lne curvea are thrown on · the They were allowed to keep and wear them. 1tage . "Ofie girl pu\ them in thre'e Along with -Miss U. S. A., Linda times. Bement of Utah, Iarael and Spain, ''I checked th em all in U.e the finalist.I are Mi11ea Au,tria, dre9.!ling rooms and told the po- Brazil, Colombia, En,lland, Ge?'­ li ceman not to let them out until many, Greece, Italy, Japan, k.o­ it was time to go on s�aJ?:e. But rea, Norway, South Africa and sotne of them 11lpped out ,md put Switzerland. I Beyond Of ts R8di0 Of•T0W0 ReIat1ves • Ul• L False Froots Banned Tonic•llt � - Last R1'tes For ° In Ml·s., Un1verse F1·na1 Show Helen Snu'th T0 · 0\ I ew I Dr• M Attend Funeral Be HeId. S0ftd8V S Of W' w: I � · E1IEs UPi-11Je bat• Johneon says he's not · i1g1lnlt 1 -sen. Stuar\ S)'miniton of Mis• 1:1,'4u-.-J1ck'1 and Lyn• youth but he would feel more aoarl and Adlai E. St'e\'enaon. lie Ill Nql lort1 be fore K;dnetiy'a ache doa ·,� - � �he hOt;el corrt• 1 ��orlable with a man ol h l1 dON;�Rjf S:001111 of U,11 Dem_ D• SO fean• �ashlngton UPerlenC!e dule� arrival, t he . Johnson-for cr,Uc . .coutlilUo.n cit)! t� with in the White Hou ae ne 1.t year. president headquartl!r1 ; flung a Thl1 was a 1'ubject earl)'•■rrlY• new challellge · at · tli4' front-rurin• dele1atp W'lltopin1, lntQ town to 1 aele�/t'1,e9" frti4J:den�al nomlriee lq dele1ate1 co11ld j■w over Ing Kennedy, victor lfl every wiLhout much homework II they De mocratic primary he ,ntered. .._ �Ghlijlll• 1 � j L' convenation stood around h otel lobbles and 'the John1onites predicted the aptci of amN..'�t- ol- the tlel�ate■ and watched each oth er, hoping that Mauachuse tts senator wbtild roll .ll�,I •�p foll1>wffl 1111:e either a movie liar or a candi• up no more t han 6&0 pfetidenlial ttit • littt." toariat from -towa telling date would wal k by. yotea on Lhe make- or 1 break ste_K INNIDY READY .ond h11Uot w hen the convention lier ,Whi')(I. "I'm not going LOS ANGELEs. uPl:-.&eli. , John 1larte voUng next wl!'!ek on ill! hoiri4MOPJ·,f eall aay, -I've 1e1n ! 1 ei�ij,te w11 tf\e best qe F. Kenqedy roll, into U;le D:emo- choice for tbe White Houae. ' cnlic convenUon . cltf- 'tod'1 'f:ti•t would leave Kennedy more fot f�ldenc. · . �1 ��-runp:i_ni candidates ready .to fiiht �O: i�e tten,e for than 100 vote, sh" ott , Of the T�l �venation were the 100-odd vote■ he need, to heedt!id to wfn the nomination. ; ., eau�: part)''• pre11dintill · Fan1n1 ; fint ballot win, KenSea�•.lolut: 1':i Ker._n.edy, Maa,, •ho nail down � ed1'• blcker1 feel tertlln be kn� L7'.ndon B. John- nomlnaUon, ii Hi, arrival 1 at the teembiii LOJ will take it o.n the �nd. But ii 11'. Q,,:'�' �Y i.)almt i!ii, ,- the era Anfelea lritemallonal Ab-port will lt,e7 conoeded !111\ the ,econd Ill· Ids 14 � 'he undwlched between \he en, ly will ht. all lmporlan\ to him. illwil" ·�rm trant!es on the convenilon fro\lt_ �• Jolm'!fDI comp• - � dll_ II _ �' . · �: �ucy; ,o1 two_ �Iller , avowed , "tlldlcial"!' ; · 'I , ,.... .,. • • '1 •' � : :i,-� � ' �:--,• ' 1954 PLYMO,U TH Belvedere 4 Dr. Sedan. Extri nice for model. - WAS $995 - - · . . , · · · - - · - - · · . . · · !fW $795 WAS $595 . . · · · · · - - · · · ... - - · - - NOW $495 �. ,41!�� POMEROY, OHIO '' ' .. �o· ffl!!I •� � iltn'ititf ' • \he t�"!I I CALL FOR HILPLOS ANGELES UPI-Oemo�ratic platform plannei:,, embro1�e� Jn North-South sparring on a c1v1l rights · plank, caUed ln a battery o f governol'f, mayors and labor leaders t oday for 1dvice on thi& and other pre,sing luues. Gova. Erneat F. Ho11Jn11 of South Carolina and Rots - Blmett of Mia■isalppl were added to a wltne11 list w hich originally fall• ed to include 11pokesmeh for the South'• viewpoint in the civil ri1ht1 controveray, HYDE' PARK, N. Y. UPI-Mrs. Eleanor Roonvelt, who didn't even l\ave an Invitation to the Demotratlc Nbtlonal Conventlo� on Monday, b headlna tor Jm AD1el1et 1h11 woekeod to play 1tralelltt for the pro-Ste...,..n toi- . : '111 � , �yW"8,. ond ballot � . . AS $ 1,695 - - · . . · - - : · " - - - - NOW $ 1,595 �[ Ohio State Palrol 'NO SMOKING' SIGN - It hasn 't meant a thing to most people meeting on unofficial busines s in the courtroom. So Judge John C . Bacon has banned such meetings. Monday. July 25, will unfold the current mystery in Meigs Counly 9f what will h.ippen lo the blood program . Mrs. Beulah Strauss. exe(u tive 5Ccretary of the Meig1 County Health Departrr.ent, and volun­ teer chairman of the July 25 date with blood donors said today "This is a do or die bloodmobile vi � bl-ii• unit is lo 1M at p...,.,., H ith School ,._ noon ,. 6 p. "'It mun receive e nough blood from donors to pay back cur.rent debt,_ at area hosp;taJs and the Huntmgton Blood Ceq ter, and have some left over lo, future demands. I_r the visit does not produce thi! much blood, donors will be &11ked to make their donations at hospital• in the future, Mn. Stral15s said. ------------------------ �-- ---.-'----- Mti;ieuver Sharpened-, : Candidates Arrive WAS $1 ,695 · . . . . . . . . · · · · · · · NOW $ 1 ,595 ' f WOMAN HELPED The Middleport Fire Depart• mcnl Emergency Unit a nawered a call at 1 : 10 p. m. Friday and transported Mrll. Wayne Johnaon or Wolf Pen to the office of · a local physician. Mrs. Johnson was auffering from. fainting spells. . 0. 111■, Hac utiWe h::;,..Of M th • NorthwHt•m s:hf°I �i :ict .':�liJa,. • � c O c• I 0 r • 111"· "W• nMd • princl,-J for Mirriunvl)le working toward a prlncii:ial's certlfle&tlon," DallH Mid tocta.r, The H1rrlsonvlll• tc hool wltl han from 1 80 tG 200 pupils In er11pl e roomy quarten with I cafatfrla, 11ymn11l1tm ind lnstri.:mantal •nd vocal muilc af. f•Nel The ■-w ·prlnclpal wUI h. aw • ,....... --"•I ....�I.. ,,. �oli�eal (Democratic) Simmering: . _ Super 2 Dr. Hard Top. One of Buick'• finest, Power st.. rlng and brakes. A lot of car for the mo-ney! ....... �.. elude 1t torlhwitb, He ah;o observed that a good salesman with a product of better quality than a eompl'titor, always should win out. As to price 11,s a lurl! to the buy• er, he quoLec.l John Huskin, 18th Century English ·economist: "A person who . buys poor qual• ily because of lower price is threat• ened with tosing everything he spent for the iirticle; therefore he lihouid add a boft us against this threat, and would be wi11e1 to h.ave bought the be,1 inste,d, according to Ruskin. . Pre"iion, ptdgtam chairman for the new llotal')' yE.!ar, was introduced by new pre,ident Gene Grate. Guests were Gerald Johns of Wellston and Bill .Miller of the Ohio State University Extension Sef\'iL-e, an area extension agent of the Rural Development program. Ladies serv ing th e dinner were Mrs. Everett Davis, Mra. Oma Woods, Mrs. Garnet Entsm inger, Mrs. Nan Moore, Miss Freda •Faeh, nle and Miss Sanborn. BloodProgram ls Making '1n mformaUon affidavi t Wai d ft� Friday by the Co11nty Prose, y cubng Attorney James O'Brien . . _Two new teachers were en_iployed Friday e�emng wh en the aplost Jamee Bin&: for breatlng I Middleport Board of Education met al the High Sc�ooL and entering, Miss Polly Mershon of Portsmouth who was hired as a 'i'bc case was hean:I belore Coun- teacher It was explained th at all ere• in the Elementary school is a graduate of Ohio Unity Juda:e Emme�t Peoples yestcr- 1 dits are exhausted. Un iuly 1 and a graduate ofB the Portsmouth High School. . HAVAN� UPI _ Premier Fidel � afternoon. Bmg waa placed un- versity Holzer Hosplt.;,il allthoritiea adviiath b D iss un N f O ancy _ M ar a $."iOO bond and bound over d Castto ofiicials . that .., i: . announced Friday night he ef Other teachers who have re· ed Meigs County Oh,10, was employed as a h"l,&.1, . ,_ eom1 Grand to O Jury wwer A.hea W t a to or.g1111.u.., ts tO Meiga Counly pattenll ed' r i _,__ a worIdwIde e Marcum. one Robert are signed school teacher. She is a grapropaganda eam,-l1n and put• tlle c�araes. He U1 no� In th.e coun. of two aHi.etant coaches at Rut• would be cut off by Aug_. l un­ duatc of Kent Slate Universit:' ty d . J� au tomatlc rifles lri tbe hand• of . . . The resign-�tion of Donald QuJ. land and Mrs. Carole Birch, an l e ss assurance . w�s received of Bmg 1s _charged �Ith breaking thouunds of Cuban, to comb,t · elementary teacher who has ac- future b_lood rece ipts and "debll and enterm1 a ub1n at He�lock senberr was also ar-cepted by United States "11,reasion." cepted s position in her home were pa i�. " . e MaurkRuaaell and rd boi the . 1!'e bearded revolutionary lead- G�ve on about July . 3. He 1a ac• . A meetin g l!I planned an tht of­ awarded hll certificate 01 district, southern tocal. Posioil bea,H, l,ll· Wal f1ces 1 �1 m a l. �,P,!. �4Jl), JPJnvte' tele- �f takin1 of the lle1gs Couoty 1:Jeparteraduatlon as bavJ.n1 eompletecl tiona of the litter two will not by _ 0. 'Z and. d �• ���t-• IP �th . t�e . llulland meQ t o� Health _J11l)' l8. U u bop. � rtfilled,•,-s ·be he· necffbry requirement.. t . tl.-JOWII'� S. ........ proelalmed lilend- � - �Welker •";. v lled at ap· The board d« ided to apply .El em ental')' and High ' were ower f;d lo te-orgaruze a Bl!d "CNII .: sh tp fm' ttte' · "People" of tbe Unit- proximately $IO. c for Federal assistance- · in esLK b- staffed, George Dallaa. es:ecutive ' hapter at l ba t lime with a Hn:-it• ed_ program! its central objective � States a pd boasted of CommuIn other action, Emmett Welch lishing a guidance director at head, said, I mSt aid to Cuba. being carry1n&: on a local blood •10 and ,osts for intox- the school. was 'lined • I n other �orthwestern changes program. \ However, he kept the speec h in ication Thursday by Emmett W . Hlfn waa adopt- Sally Schaaf of Rutland ElemenProspec The for tive donors ror July 25 budget a low-key - without screaming Peot,les. or wild gest ures - and again kept Ernest F. Davia, Ro8!1 Cox and ed and the following proposed tary has been transferred to the may regbter by calling WY 2-3723 Patty A group of women to volunteer silent on w hat speclflc plan, he · Burdell Black were each fined $25 school calendar was presented : high school, and Miss secreserve the bloodmobile \lisit to Sept. hired bun has Young ting; Sept. mee Teachers· 5 as ha, for taking over U. S. property and costs with fine and cosh susHigh School. c.rnteen is needed for tha t date in Cuba in retaliation for reduc- pen�ed. The charges were filed 8 Classes begin,· Oct. 28 Ohio tary at the Rutland · j also. They are asked lo phone tion of the sugar quota. agamst t he three by the hig hway Education meeting; Nov. 2f.25 the In Sout Local School lhe s.ame number, hern _ . ; ber recess sgiving Decem tbe Department Thank He announced that 19 Sovlet patrol for failing to cancel lilies to . D11tr1ct three new teachers are to 23 ChriStmas vacation begins; be hired Mond ay night at the re of HeaUb· shJp1 were en route to Cuba wilh motor vehicles. -------oil to help this country out of the James E. Milliron and Homer R. January 3 ClaHes resume: Jan. 12· gular school board meeting. The crisis caused by Its seizure of Valentine each forfeited a $25 l3 Firet SemeSler ex.aminationa; vacan cies are at Racine High U. S. · owned oil refineries. bond in County Court, MilUron had March 31 Good Friday; May 23.24 School left by reaignalions or • v And in a surprlae announce- posted bond for driving left of Final Exams; May 2 1 Baccalaur- Ruth Drake E dler, Thomas Hart ment he said that lnvestiptors had center and Valentine for passing eale ; May 25 Eighlh Grade Com- and Doris Kershner, girl'.i phy- 1 26 High sleal teacher. Applications have !_!t I uncovered no sign of sa botage in on a curve. Both men were anest- mencement and May L1JD1 t. Commencemen School h t e expI oaion of the big m unitions ed by the highway patrol. been and are still being receiv• Meanwhile in the Norlhwes- ed for the three positions. dump at t he ed1e of Havana tern District, only one resignaf harbor June 26. He said it proba.bly tion is to be rilled, that being At_ laat word, th_ere we�e n� va• J was caused by spontaneous e1:plo1- o WASHIN GTON UPI _ The U · S. Luther Woodall's position or prin- canc1ce1 to be fllled m either 1 p ion of a n old hand grenade. · neer V sun Sltellite no 1ong� 10 Harrisonville Grade the Ea1lem Local School Distric t cipal at . ts School. cme roy School Exempted :::;:...i'!"� �;-:.p w:��.� bu;·�:� � s�i'ct . entisls report its Voi(.'e lasted for Ulller OOre I n olher actloa al l he M; ddle- 22.5 million mie,. port School 8"'NI meeting lut 1be National Aeronautics and Training Scholarship Attending funeral services far Dr. John w. Moore, scoutmas- night, the board promiaed BOb Space Administration (NASA) sai d Howard I. Stewart here Thursday ter of Troop 247, Rock SpringJ., Aahley a salary offer by Tuesday. Thursday the last report from the were these from out of town: hu been awardl!d 8 Golden AnniThere have been no official spacecra ft was ret8»'ed June resign1tion1 by tea cher1 in the 26, when the a■tellite waa 22 .J Mr. and Mra. H. Stewart, J versary Training course at CimarSalisbury Local School District. Funeral ,en-ices for Helen Mr. and Mn. Jame1 Starkey, son ron, N. M . q:iillioll milee�aw-.y. Th ursday i t Smit h,. 1 1 , 4au1hter of Horace and James, Cbilllcothe; Mrs J. R. Stewn estimatea at 27.5 ' Dlillion Tb e course will b e held July Margene (ieffera) Smith, Reech- wart, Mr, and· Mrs. Bert Ste"art, 13 through the 18th. Dr. Moore miles from earth. HUNDRl:OS AIRLI FTED \!Ille, who, died In a drowning IC· Eugene Stewirt, Chai'leaton ; !lay- accompanied by Mrs. Moore, dau, Pioneer V. had been espeeted to I-BelLS, UP Belgium BRUSSE cident ·■t Lock 20 Thurtday even- mond Bowen, Mr, Hd Mra. Aua- ghter, Marilyn s nd son, Jack, was back · aignala fro m 20 million send ,a rn u Ing, wUI be held at Arbaugh FUn- tin Bowen, Rosev!ll!i Mr. and to leave for New Mexico today gium airliftedre h ndreds f woce-- miles out. But it held out for an eral Home Sunday at 2 p. m. M rs. Edward Wise, Mra. Joseph and return at the end of the •en and chlld n ou t of violen additional 2.:i million milea. torn Congo today. Other survivors ai'e hroPJen Oris, Guy, Columbian■, O.; Mr. and month. Roger, Jamea and Warren Everett, Mrs. Euaene· Wl11e, Lisbon, o.: WRIGHT FINED all" at home: 1randp111renta, £uniee Mxa Edwin Swank, Nort h Lima, In Mayor Ken McElhbJney's RECOVERY AHEAD DIVORCE GRANTED Jeffera. The Plain,, Emanda Smtth; · O. ; Mr, and Mrs. DWl1bt Seiple, CLEVELAND, O. UPI-Seven .court at Middleport thi1 morillng, Gloria Ann tberabach has been Reedntlle, and Clyde Smith, ·AJr . aon Je:ry, dau1hter Barbara of granted a divorce lrom George A. weeka of gradual recovery lie Warren W, Wright, Middleport, ron. Dayton ; Mr. and Mn, E. R. .Kln­ Ebersbach according to an entry ah ead for the steel industry Steel was fined $10 and coats for J'eetThe Rev. Lee WaUace will admln. caid, daughter, Cynthia, Wyan­ fJled Jn the Clerk ol Courts office. magazine 11.id today. less operation. ister la,t r1tes, with burial at the dolle, Mich.; Gu, Gardner, daugh­ Rushville Cemetery In Reed1vllle. : ters Mrs. Paul Dunavan t and Mn Friends may e&ll at the funeral Charlea Brown, Charle,ton and Mrs. James Clark, Col11mbu1. home untJI time of servir.ea. -- -..,.----------·------------ ----· 1957 B U ICK Spec1,1 Teen Party On Park Concrete l'as Successful .I Century 2 Door Hard Top. Power steering and brakes. Dyna.flow, radio and heater. Truly a well-kepi on_e owner Buick trade-In. Depolll luirui<e � llJTLAND ffl.J • V8 Bel Air 2 Dr. Sedan. Almost like the day It was sold. Powe rglide. Radio and Heater. BANKING SINCE 1171 Memllot Federal le•rv� S)'l&em Member l'ederal POIIBIOY ' This Is It Aff ' I ed ' I•davtt F•1 I wm J,._ B1ng Case Ill y mp e o e d I E Ar h T N 2 ers eac E & B ·Of Act "--i UllS ro Wf "ants B Middleport SchooI Boar II WOrId Pr. ogra·m ' · A. gaJ.11 • st U• S• the'Jlittce:. 1957 B U ICK 1953 PLYMOUTH fflMII h4a , ;•·...· _____________::.;.__-:-----:-".:"'=-:::--=�:--::=:;-:-----, :, : In .._, Ohio: ,,1,, llttte ,..,.•..,,. today •ftlll ttinflht.f Sun,, day p,A,rtiy cloudr1 wan11 anc ....,. humNI. Miah today In tta. ... Lew tonltht 5M6. Members Of Or�ations Disregarded -N� Smoking Signs $3.98 · QUYS '\ THR O UGH ent1ne Weather Organ iza tions Barred From Courtroom In Ord�r Issued BJ Jud ge John Bacon $ 1 .98 to $5.95 sensatio na·I MON D AY • =~ Sizes.S, M, L a nd X L J UST RECEIVED · · · · · · · · . . · · · · NOW $1A95 JUST RECEIVED · · · · · · · -·---- -· Roush's Shoe Store I NO. 7 1 SPORT SH I RTS · WAS $1 , 295 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · . . N OW $1 , 195 JUST RECEIVED · . . · · · · · · · · NOW $2, 1 95 WORK SHOE S a1 ME N'S SHORT SLEEVE V� 2 Door Sedan. Standard shift. Biscay�•- One careful i • K)wner. Shows bes t of care., , JUST RECEIVED · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · NOW $795 JUST RECEIVED · · · · · · · · · · · .. NOW $1 ,595 1956 BUICK e $4.95 and $5.95 These cars must go. Up to $200.00 reducti on i n price. You can help you rself to the g reatest used car value of the year by helpi ng us to make room for the recent flood of trade-ins. ff,., •• Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Saturday, July 9 , 1960 -===::-:-:------- -----------:-------S"NGLE -�-- ;.....;,.,_;_.:.:.:,,:;;;,:,,:�:.:..::=--------�-- -------.....::·:::::.'.:!�'� •U::·:!..: • =-= k� - -·- 1955 DODGE Ohi o �111 11' Arr h. k ll ltl �M 1 �,t'1 & l l li.: h Sl�. 1 ol11 mlm s, Ohio lurope 11 more denittly popu• lated In proportion to it■ slq, then IIIJ -'her continent. It hH mDN �n th,.. tlmtt H many p1:rton1 ,er t41uar1 mile. H the. United 1,a.... For Summ er Comfort . - These Great, Lote Model Used Can Must Be Sold Nol!I' So Ne,:g.hbcr Masons • Michigan arrived Thursday to at­ tend the funeral of Howard Stew­ arl and are the aue,t.s of Mra. Ray Seiden1bel. WE'R E LOA DED WIT H BAR GAI NS! P''cn,:c With l ,I Mill& Katie P.ticht i,perit .Wedneaday with 'Mn. Earl om, �omln1 Star. Mr. and Mra. E. R. Kincald and daughter, Cynthia, or Wyandotte, •k OES Planning l I ,,., Group • --',·e, AKI , LUU Picnicked Wedne,day of the Ladie6 Aid o' ' theMember� Sl. Paul Lutheran Church held I _pic111c We<lnesda� evening ll t_he M1a_nolia M 1ddleporl Park Gr.Ce by Lou11e -�s Held Past Chi.C:I • Thursday P•ICIHC At PlaygTtound • I · • J::' :ii ll!t '• , , ' !llio'.fl,!flv4 ': ' , ;-l ,,; f . . �ily o_n Sunday and get down to work immclliately with Jltmea E. Doyle, , chairman of the Stevenson ca_mpugn, Her lint aHignment I will be to keep Gov. Edmund G. Brown of Callrornla from an- 1 nouncing his perabnal support of \ F. Kennedy for Sen. John the presidential nomlnaUon. LOS ANGELES UPI-pemocratic platform drafter■ began shaping the party'a UHJO cam• paign promises today with labor unions preuurlng for • tough • civil riKht, stand •p_ plaudlng Negro "sit in ' ' demona:tra tora. I As the platform drafters met, AFL-CIO Preddent George Meany planned penonal calll on the four lead_ing candida te& for the Democratic pretldential nomina­ tion to point up or11nlled · I• bor'a demand for • •trontly Ill> ,,..l· platlorm, pr...,-ur · on. cMI , I rflat,. ' series, iillove, 'llwll,u readers MYSTERY FARM - Anolb�r ,entry in tlie mystery . The I)ally Senllne"!; llecbanlc,.s(. �Qll)'111Y , ,The of � rece�•• a 6it7 owner of i1ie flrlll J>l��; l>y vt.a1µn11 'Qle � , to ldentifY It if Ibey .can by · calling ,;,ffIces of will print Ii� farm .' � �: � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 8, 1960 sayre smith