https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/77db3fc24f160b0444d93172158e3f53.pdf f7f2469103e04b1ae20455c8a79a312c PDF Text Text 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 .' � �: �·-- .......... ---� -- �- .. . . . ... � .... J • �•..,.: - ,.•,_'. T Dally Sentinel, Pomc;·oy•Mlddleport, 0., July 9, 1960--,1 fHf DAILY SENTINEL y Commentating Editorially T\.\ o Rev olutions Today's crop of collrge graduak.s is ti r11er• ! he ing iii world shaken by 1 wo gH1a1 forn·s Revolution of Technology and the Revolution of Rising Expectations. That \·iew was rx pressecl hv president Keith Funston of the l'\ C \\ York Stock Ex• change, in speaking to the graduati ng class of the University of Kansas City A n d he am­ .,•I plified it i n these words: "All over t h ti glohe hu ndreds of m i l l ions of men and women arc " clamoring, for the first l ime, for a better life . "Don't let l he image o f t he Organization ' Man _ lhe ort hurlox nw n who conforms fool yo11 . . . It is easy to bcforne a stereo­ typed organization man and he 'like every­ one else· - 1 f you want to. But business, too, is caught up in the twin revolutions. As it be­ comes more and more invol ved with modern sciencfl , and as it sc,eks to assist the- ri1lng young nat inn.'i, hu.r; iness needs a whole spec• trum of new s� ill s. new talents, and above • • 1: ' f a!\, new ideas. Indeed an unorthodox ap­ proach may prove to be the only so lutwn to the unort hodox problem." Mr. Funston noted also that Americans are discarding many of the "curious and outdated stereotypes" they had entertained abvut the nation's economic system . He provided an eiample from the enterprise which he repre­ sents. Preliminary results of a forthcoming survey of public attitudes reveal that an esti­ mated 38,000,000 Americans now reali1,e that it doesn 't take a great deal of money to in• vest in securities - and some 28,000,000 un­ derstand what the stock exchange is and does. This is certa·inly a far cry from t.he era when the very rew were active security i nvestors, and the securities markets were a mystery to the great majority. A world of unprecedented change is also a world of unprecedented challenge. It is a challenge that our young people should wel­ come with resolution and high spirit. I' •' � .. I '. •,. • • • �· ,. o d J \ ;:� ;;i:;::: � ;io:� �; Many or Ohio's modern, last- 1 cultural engme�r. . Here B the s 1_tuation : Oh l. D �as ifOWing communities are iienlced by horse-and. buggy drain.,,ge SYS· I abo�t 23,00:0 miles of commumty terns, s.ays Melville L. Palmer, Ohio I drainage ditches designed to r�State University Extension aeri• 1 move surplu� water for the benefit of local resident. Moil or theee ditches were built before llKlO. M11n}' of them .are clogged with silt or <:hoked with cattails. Often na1 ural strea ms used to carry off surplus water also need cleanin,g. Rapid growth in populatibn m<:ans more houses, more streets, 1 Water run.s: off more highways. bare surfaces faster than off farm­ land. This rapid now of waler en• courages cro!.ion of bare soil, add· in g more silt to the dllches. In • creases in popul1tion also mean more sewage and indu:itrJal wastes to clog ditches and kill vegetation. , Thus the problem grow11. Some Ohio communities have recognized lhi, problem and are doing something about it. Tbe ac­ tion taken d ep ends on the areas involved, whether the)' be farms, villages, airports, gol( courses. or .industries. Wherever you live, you can e n• Usu.ally comm unity draiMge joy the convenience of ,.:as and with i m provements, whether large or m odern ,appliances . _ _ Ashland Bottled Gas. Ashland sm all, require organized group Bottled G,as . . . . js dependable, action, Pal mer points out. A group convenier..t, s�orm-proof, heatli 1 of farmers who want a ditch clean• ed out, for exa m ple, might decide instantly. how much each should pay, lhen For �re O.t■ll1 Ph. or Writ, hire a contractor to do th e work. In certain cases, th e engineer notes, groups may receive techni­ cal assistance from the Soll Con­ servation Service or finantial as· I1 sistance through the Ag rkultural Heml0<k Grove, Ohio , Conservation proxr■ m, but the re m ust be ag ree me nt among those af­ Phone WY,Z-8794 I fected as to what is to be done. --- - . circles there now are convinced thl.' Red Chinese will make a di­ rect .attack against Ne pal. They are equally convinced that. in event of atta(!J., U.e Unit­ ed Nations an{\ the Up.\tN S!ate1 will come nr·m to the.if aid. pliahed ,� ll�w , w . 1111_1ce i• IO�l� • m ing no fUl!b P. , l' when �e Mdl _ -,,·�• bet . !loll AIJ•t • . \l'l I• tl!i'\"' . � �dl­ UPI For•iun Editor From Nepal's remote capital or Katm.111du a few days ago c11me word of a Red Chinese --attack on the even more remote kingdom or Mustang. The king or Mustang jilld his fam ily were reported fleeln1 south. For lhDie concart)f!d with 1uch events, the very ob1cu_rity of Mu1taQ.C presented a challen ce. Wbt:re WH It ,nd wh11t w11 itt Initial re�•rcb prqvJI! di1C<t.Yr· 11ing. Br;�tlin's Rof at (ieqcraPfi.\4: lloflety didn't �now. Neltlf,r did 11 tn"I• Hou11e. f'be kepateae cep1u, 4idn't know either. Sol'fle tb,ou�ht ft Was a part of Nepal but :QM. a l:ln1dom. -. Gr4(1u11IY, scrap1 of inform■- � q �, recall Q f! tlon �merged. ln and t' 0, •� n, ll�!l•n& ia · o va,BOI •I•!� of · owned • • · ,. '\,� · -' llfPt! _witb I popuJotton or 11!qut , 11>':li.· ;/;. , �"t '·"." lil!llf ( :il)O,l"'lt mo,tty Buddht,!. -"" d,,i, 11 . klwn of Muaten� i 11 t0 mll" trnm ,� �_ I '1 .. '· int are not · !�• Tlbot,n border on tl\e Vanddl River. NOW! City Convenience Beyond The Gas Mains With 'i , :� �f '\ij ti . (r n:S,. J1;t• x,11 H i- 10 d.-n walt1n1 di1ta11�t from n1e nearest atr1trip, •nd 1lnce t�e.rr are no ,eco·P,ltz•ble road,, 'l'♦ltinl i• th, �nlf Wlf Jo fet tflre, Comm4'Pf1tlqq wltll J(:ftmandy 1, b)' a ,_,!Y wlreleH i)'ttem which frequently does not fUJl ction. This JnrormaUor:i wopld he of ljttle inlerest to aoyone be1ides the Mustangese, u°'pt tll an 11· \ustration of tbf! diffi�ultles fa'c­ ing such nations u India ,ind �epal iJJ their strug&le agalnet Red Chinese encroach ment on their frontiers. In the sweep of events of re­ cent weeks-failure at the i;um­ ol disarm ament m il, coll apse talks, the fall of govern ments in Turkey u nd Korea and ne1;r• anarchy in Japan-there has been little time to note land-hungry Red China's unremitting pres­ sures on her neiehbtlrs. In the latest incident in Nepal !I Nepalese ar my orticer was killed, and 17 others were arrest­ ed by Red Chinese troops inside Nepalese territory. These troops are part of Re d China's Tibetan garrison snd they recogni7.e no boundaries in their pursuit of hapless Tibetans seek­ ing 10 escape the Co mm unist utopia impreSlled upon the ir homeland. In any event, 1atesl dispatches fro��atm\ndu s�y�h�- �olitlcal m"'t.�'.J� ASH LAN D BOTTLED GA S . a· 1 g�;u�n;� -- tt1 hnts $ • I AVERY NELSON - di 'lit?. Lth ·• '!'I>• "k•r to I" 4-H !or • · 10 ��.P WIU � IP pl�fc. Tilt ffl}JIJ W\ leave at I 1. m. WIil! t�,tr ,i\vlf!I , Mn. Jlo. land Rusaell. Ice cream 1oclal at the Sutton Church located on the Methodist R acine - Bastian Road. Spon'°red by the W.omebuilders 1.1-.. The Firal United Presb,-terian Church of Syracuse will hav, an ice cream 1oclal bea:lnnlne at 6 p. m. They wm )\ave all home made ice cream and cak,:s, T11e ice cream may be purehi■ed anytimt Saturday. • • Old fashioned festival •t Bach• tel EU� Church n ear New H•· � ven, 4 p. m. Little Lea(Ue Ba�e fl■lt Mid­ dleport, 9 a. m. at Sports Ceater. July 10 Th e Young Adult Claea of the Heath Methodist· Qfturc�. M;lddl'e­ port, will have ·a swim ppiy and picnic at the Muqiclpal Pal'k thit Sunday. The met.I Is IAhned for t p. m. and those pf,annlilg to attend are asked to contact Mrs. Bernard Fulti · so th■t the menu m ay be -arranged. Each one Is aho Hked to bring their own table service. Rev. Raymond Konkrllbt an• nounces Offil;ial Board will .meet at / church at 7:30 p. m . All tn,1tee1, .11tewards, president, ·ot ch\lrch groups, and ehaJ1.•men of eommi■• siorui are ex:pected to attend". July 11 Th e Women's Society of Christ• Ian Sfirvice of Heith M',lhodist Church will have Its anqu&1 plcnlt on the parsonage lawn in Middle, port at 8:30 p, m. The bevera1c and' meat will be furnlsJiM wit\ each member w· bring her _own ta. ble service and a favorite dltl). ll,: RD D A I LY C R O S S W.10,OBtbllcal AOR081!1 t, PNparea for Jmbllcatton f. Llrht• colored, .,. • ctrar Jl. EVt!ll lluof• u. JnUktd: ..... U. Bto■t or IM!rd•n (I, A., ) s,. Appeartor U if HlOJI u; eo..pua ' ' '. I i •• •' •' • :point ----�.. l••�r.) Sf. l!NI SL l'uoll u. • 11!1 =n •• , c; note ... ll!fflpltloll .... .,,.., to. M ,# 2, Take out (prlnt_r 8. Yellow buglH •· Evenlnt aun god n. cut ,. Dutcher'• n,une 21. Bingle unit 2!. Ba.1h. (Jap.) 24, Entire U. N'<mr­ l1hed tool '7, Itla.nd. T, Bllr lnvadlnl' 11. Eapr .........,•• .a...., troopa f, IAvel to II. Venera4 87. Cl11.Nttt tion ����.� • {India) 10. ICxtraordf. 32. Comtcat H. f!hakenary perton 33. trt,■h('l" 1pt1rt'I H. WOUI\Cl ( ■lanf ) rtver crult JT. Bull­ 19. Hla U. Puah Arhltl'lt amt ­ forwa.NI 11. Bo1all' ,�. Conat1t. 811, Wut.e 4elly latton. atlk 19. Apple Ht4 ' 1 - ---- - N EW • • PlOVIKET FOlM - I • I for HEALTH BEAUTY I I and STAMINA A NUTRI TIOUS TREAT that dogs love to eat I * * TASTE TESTED FI ELD PROVEN *' ,COMPLETE NUTllTION FllM STOOL * * * SPECI AL TRIAL OFFER FREE 5 LBS. With FIRST 2 5 LBS. PURCHASED PLUS - - - MONEY BACK GUARANTEE PROVICO MIWNG & FEED COMPANY ROUTE 1!4 The Lau,el CIIU Bftl•I fleallh Club and tbeii' rln\mes will havEI a 1: rrc Protects New In Farming potluck picnic supper at the Syn. cuse Park at 8 p, m. The Pomeroy Garden Clqb will I mee t Monday �ternoon at the home of Mn. J. O.• :lloedil Wi .Mra, Irvine ·Karr. J_r. as co-ho1t PHONE WY,2-2161 MIN ERSVILLE, OHIO TRYONE on your farm for size/ July \2 The Te�n11e qfaa of �e � ford Church Of Cl;rist wm m, the home of •Roberta Hoover 7:30 p. i'n• . J�lf. J S The Past Councilors: oJ C!te1t' Council Daua:hten of America 111eot ll lhe ho111e ol 11,n. p,,, Weber. A mlocella�"I IJ!owe ! honorlnr lloloies Kr�••I¥, 'l'h ml!fl'lllle lriU ij� on •vfnl of cA gllat, wlll lie bt1d. · Th, f,deralOjl Circ[a w,1 moetj at lho p. m. , litr , potj lu� cnlc iu ·, wlll> _ d_ provl ho�•• . 111n -by PHIi i ilfi.m.,,11, !It',. l,i!n1 iiu ., I Sp • • R vents k I t Extension Man To Attend IGC Across Atlantic FENC I NG MIMAMf'I ,... !�"ta•�� Ntw Cattle Feeder Problems To Be Discussed At Summer Meeting Ridge -Keno News .:iocietv Items I JI•• -• • - ''SIG N OF QUA LITY'' Sugar Rul\ Flour Mills I■ Fulton.Thompson Tractor Sales .oo 1 5 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER REG. $3 19.00 - ONLY 3 AVAI LABLE AT TH IS PRIC E w%itzra,\,�· NEW FA/fMAl.t The T!rill&ht ·n,roen.P•� will me,,i at tho h11m1 o( �- Curie Nye, Xulbtn,, Av,., 11 l ii, m. for a. pltnlc 1upper. Mn. W- 'Jt. _Shaa­ teen is co-boitfas. A apec\-,l fea­ tur,, Of th• evonl�I ,rill 'l!i 'I wart 1Mp In charfl! of � l'atjJ Boor or the Che,tor Garden Club. ly Mn. c- Louia Diehl and Lennie Lyou 1re aiUenclhq: Boy Scout ump iD Huntinston. Mra. C. R. Arnold and lln. Louella St.hi were dinnfr a:uata of Mn. Lester Brookover. Mr. ind Yn. Griff Archer and daughter dt.ited Mr. and lln. Lou Diehl .•ece.ntly. Lookin1 Ahead on the Food Mar- tunlt)' for real uvini1. Yeeetables : Local srown Prices remam about tbe there are m■PY term, rel■llnc to awett corn make, ill appear1nce in same at lhe meal ('Ounter. Lona:er wo0<il with which you need lo ly C. E. IILAKESLII received a small bonus, they pro- moat marll:ett. U it hu been pri> eooklnc cull offer better nlue be familiar, aay1 Mla Dorothy County Apnt, Atrlevlture bably put in I few more cows to perly handled, tbi1 corn la 1uper- now while hot weather demand 11 Lawrence, Extention hom e fur­ ··The quality of milk haa ter• pay for the tank, and the work of ior ·in eating Quahly to that from for steak■ and other quick cooklng nishings speclaliat, The Ohio tainly im proved since our prod.uc. handlin& mllk in b11lk tank$ i1 di8t■nt art'I!. Buy corn that 11 cold, meat.a. Variety mealll - liv-er, S tate Univeraity, The Federal ers have switched to the handlln1 co,uiderably leu. and keep ll that way until you uae ton1ue, lidney - are alto eood Trade Commission sell forth cer­ of milk in bulk tanka." Thi■ 1tate• To the tolb who did not or it. Green beans are in iood supply. value&. Mr. and Mn. A1fnd Crow tain basic rule1 to protect the ment wu made by Glenn Jobnaon, could not mak� lhe change there So i1 leaf ind head lettuce. Look Chicken Barbeeue : Broilers will conaumer. manager of the Valley Belle Dairy were only two or three altema- also for beet.a, r-abbaa;e, ueen OD· · be food budeet stretcher■ tbi1 1pent the weell:end at Waabin&­ "Genuine" is on e auch term. plant at Point Pleasant, thil put livea. They could quit farmm1 u ion,. p('ppen and radilha, Polito month. Since the middle of May lon, Pa., and attended Kn. Crow'• When th e name or a wood Is uaed, week to the _-4--H Club, FFA, P'HA, some did. They could try to fi nd prices are holdina: firm. placement of broiler chick! each high school reunion. r the article mu1t be m ade of that and Farm Bureau Youth Council and keep a market whkh would F uits: H you lib cherries, rup- week hu bttn from 10 to 15 per Vale and aon, John, Hrs. wood. For example, ll "mahog­ mem ben on their annual 1tudy accept milk In can,. They could go berrie1 and blueberri�, now ii the cent a bove the ume week, laat Nellie Rldekln and d.luahter, Wanetta any·• or "genuine maho&any" is tour of farm cooperatives. to lower priced grade B milk. Or it tim e lO sene them. The ■euon for year. Thi, larger-than-normal 1up,- Tina, were dinner peat, of Mr. .Mr, Johnson pointed out lhe Im• might be neceH&ry to attem pt to theae fruits are ■hort. Choices at ply of broilers become• ready (or and Mn. Jame■ NiCbolton, Sunday used, a.II exposed parts of the piece must pe mahogany. provemenl of rapid cooling at the use the milk produced in vealing the fruit counter are many. Peach market nine weeks after place· evenlng honorina: their ton, Ronald Furniture described 11 "gen­ farm, the easier me thod ot unliz- calves. Some farmen have gone volu me ia incre&Bine ind prices ment. Thil me■na broilers will be who wu on leave from Ft. Knox, uine" usually is a co mbination of ing the bulk tank rather than milk to the proch.1ction o( beef aa a way are attract ive for thi, early in the real penny savers this month. Ky. plywood and solid lumber, the cans, and the less work of handling or marke tin& the fora&e on their aea10n. California "IOh" rruiU specialist explalns. Thi plywood the milk Jn the truck and after lt (arm . Each or theae ehangea have are plentiful and 1how excellent Max Bolin and family of Colu m­ is used for large, flat are■1 and reachea the dairy plant. Moll or the m eant a decrease ,in the income lo quality. Amon1 thHe are plu m,, , OCIQ I E ft bus epent their vacation with hia the solid lumber tor such areas milk now reaches the plant with• that individual farmer unleaa he apritols, nectarlnes, and grapes. mother, 'Mn. Grover Stout, and Mr. as exposed structural parts and out ever being above • tem pera- was able to expand hi• volume to Poultry and Eu■: Ew are at Ot ft Stout On Sunday the families OC carvings. ture of iorty degrees except for make up for the lower priced out• attractive price, for thia time M picnic ked at Old Man'1 Cave. Mn. J. E. RadN:ln just the sbort lnte nal followln& let. Mr. and Mn. Owen Kennedy year. Usually en: supplie, decline A progra m on Friday evening milking. were gunta in the Vale home at wann with weather now but ri&ht concluded. the Vacation Bible Tbe production of Grade A milk 1upplies are relatively large. The Sc Under the old system milk aome hool at Columbia Chapel. Enroll- Dye1Ville, Tueaday evening, continue peratures th limes got to tem in e . to be Mei.ga County farm • proportion or medium sized eu• ment WH 37. The movie '')fart.in i fifties when being handled In 10 ers moat efficient •nd profitable ia increuing. Soon they will of- Luther" will be presented Frida)' SEE US gallon m ilk cana. Under the bulk mean, ot changinc th� hay and fer the moat for the money - that 1 evtning, July 20. dollan fanna mlo thcir on e putur YOUR FOR th r e of syst e driv e h.ndling em th UoYd Wood re Iurned home rrom io · when there i1 a diHerence of · · 1 · The twu I eight milk. truck is the offlclal licen,ed ror lhe fami1 Y 1·ivm cents or more between l■rte Sheltering Anni HOlpitaJ Tuelday. sampler and w eigher for the atate plants of the "."alley Belle Co. An- and medium egga, choose the Red Brand M nd Mn G B Rad Jr:" t An Ohio State University Ex• de)artment of agriculture, He i1 nually pa)' Meigs County f�rmen :imaller size. Ftyera .are ■tiU good a ,,..� with ·lh�ir · son-i�. :=.:�� tension agronomist, Dr, George aUlo the man who de termine, lhal over • m UII�, dollan for th11 P� buys, Look for " r;peciala" from da hter Mr and Mn William - • home ' Gist, Colu mbus, 0., Is a member the milk Ls of bi&h quality ria:ht al duct. In addition lbere are mJ!k time to time· 111cae offer oppor- Ph1lhPf ':II . . Fran kfort, retummg of an orficlaJ U. S. delegation the farm. Since the bulk handUne plants in Charleston, Huntington. ay. T . which will attend the E:ighth In­ of fflilk there has been a decre,ae Athens, Marietta and Parkeraburg to the Huntington lntentak Milt ueld 1��-d �:J c ne Ml _o Allsoc: � � C of quantitiea e abl ---r-ai P buy · w�ich n ativ oope u iati roducers ilk. m je e ted r of c amount e th ternational Gra11land Congress in in ?:�:!! ��� & I county Mel on �• d p who helps bar gain th the dairr � All or thii m eans that the fa.rm- milk produce Reading, England, July ll-21. "We Do Oi■toat Gl'tndbal" '!-__W .t. H01•0mb· co· mpany on the. pnce and cond1Dr. Gist ,Is the only Extension er ' the h.uler' lhe dai"" ., plant and . farms. ...,. St. ,._,. WY 2-1154 ,_ �• llll1I G race 8ena1er entertaI ned a •• •ball ' m 1· u. a-,j:ronomist In the delegalion. His Ule retail m ilk route man a re I This money tota I'me nearIY two ltons under wh 1ch th1s MIDDLMtOaY �� ����� grouP · •r 'elativ Sun Radd'e\m, '!""'!"" • appointment to the group was an­ working together Lo auure the ! million dollars annually for, m ilk i1 � purchased. Th� �tker woru ;' M M II E • n. rs. an r. · "!'! � n&umer of the best po18ible qual- 1 one or the buic produtt1ons by with the two organu.ahons and the -���'._"'.'.''.:_.:'':_': · :_· ��ci,������ nounced today by W. B. Wood, e e and plant. The plant and retail route 1uppll buy rannera which • food perfect almost e's r natu of ; i director of the Ohio Agricultural , Extension Service. Dr. and Mrs. -good • wholesome. nutrltio11.1 services from the mer<:hanla of the men union groupg help protttl the H e r 0 � B I G Nt• w � f r o n1 y ou r county. Milk alone atcounts for interests or the worker 110 a lot of 1 Gist new to England this week m ilk rr"om the dairy cow. . pur In dnllan people .are involved in getting this There have been and tontlnue to nearly eight m illion to participate in a pre-Congress HOLLAND o r A L E R tour of agricullllral research sta. be, some problems whenever ■uch chasing power in the county. be- milk out to th e ultimate consu m­ lions in Northern England and a radical change in method.a ot cause each dollar ape nt by these er. To further complicate theritua­ handling or product.ion take plf«- dairy _farm ers turns over about Scotland. The Congress wlll bring to­ At:cordlng to plant figures th:ere four timer; before It is completely tlon the old cow doesn't maintain a nice even flow of milk lhe year gether scientist-a, research work­ are only about hair H many •�Ip- ■pent. It might be intere�lnir to note around. She usually wants to pro­ ers, educators, and othen from pcra now as there wert last April throughout the free world for when the last m ilk was received in that many groups bes1dH the farm- 1 duce Iota of milk when the de­ discussions on forage production. •10 gallon cans. For lhe folk.I mak- er, the dair_Y an� the. consumer are manJ is low. Then our good �riend Some of the world's leading agri­ ing the change to bulk milk this interested m this m ilk. The far m• the housewire and her family do cultural scientists will present change was a good thing as they er, in this particular case, belongs not want the same amount of milk the year around. In trying to bal­ for mal papers which will be ance lhe5e supply and de mand tnn5lated into German, Spanish, factors someone has a real Fre nch, English and Portuguese. headache. Bulk milk has helped Following the Congress Dr. and move the exceu aupplie1 fro m one Mrs. Gi5t will lour Western Eur­ plant to another plant a little ope and visit several research easier. stations In Belgium, Holland, Through it all the plant manager France and Spain be fore returnProblems facing today's cattle on "The Cattle Businesa Today and they are stlll lookine for r ports e "Im­ the ing home. on Latta and feeder will ge t lop billing when Tomorrow," Dr. Gisi jolned the Ohio Agri• I the Ohio Cattle Feeden' Assoeia• pact of Imported Cattle . Beef, and more supplies of top quality milk cultural Extension Service in lion stag� s its annual Summer Other Livelllock Products on U. S. to take care of the needs of the homemaker and her fam ily. 1947. He was graduated from Roundup August 6. The event is Farm Prices." Advanced 111:W)BoLJ.um "81 8" West Virginia University and re- scheduled for the Fayelle County Is bui!A• take ltl ceived his doctorat e from Purdue. fairgrounds in Wa1hlngton C. H. He serves Northeast Ohio ai, an tuwA.ar, Roundplans for the Pre New Holland's bra1n1y ",4ts'�orage Harvester UI in a Extension agronom ist, up were- lnnounted this week by quality CWIII all by il8elfl - ,_Ja mes H. Warne r, Ohio State Uni. vCnity Extension beef specialist See for younelfl The uclu,ive Micro-Shear Cutter. and association secretary. Dwight head is easy to keep razor ohup with built-in lnlfe I Wise, Fremont, auociation pr�s­ sharpener. New diachar1e spout, with 36()'1 iwing. ident, will open the -program with awitcheo quickly Crom rear. to aide-mtloadiDg. � By 01.nn■ MllhNn a keynote addre11 at 10:30 a. m . roller chain and ee.lf,oligning ball and rolle, bearinp Mr. and Mrs. M. L. B.ihr and son He will discuss "So,ne Major Con. Billy visited recently with Mr. anti cerns of the Cattle Feeder." give you long range freedom Crom trouble. '4,u clumge Mrs. Clyc!e Sal1er, Racine. Dr. Roy Kottman, dean of Ohio attachments in minutes: 1 or 2 row com head.I, 6 or 8 Mr. and Mrs. Errol Conroy and I Stale University's College of Ag­ foot direct cut and 6 foot windrow pickup. ,on, Hugh, or Akron. visited his · riculture and Home Economits and sister, Doris, at St. Joseph, Mic h., -director of the Ohio Agrlcultural Come fn flftd '" ffle New Holla,ad "811" W.,. and brother, Durward, at Nash- Experiment Station, will address lo ._, Ow fleidWo lin•ville, Tenn., arrived here to visit the cattlemen on the subject "Ed­ hig mother, Mn. Alice Dodson. on ucation and the Future." Another Frjday and returned lo Akron on speaker on the morning program Wednesday. will be Claude Olson, rancher of Mr. and Mr1. Jac k Conroy and I South Dakota, The widely-known Sue and Jackiie or Columbus visit- cattleman will speak on "A Cat• ed over the holiday with her par- tle man's Views on Cattle and ents, Mr. and Mn. Maynaird Bahr, Beef." and his mother', Mra. Allee Dodson. Afte rnoon speakers will include Tony Milhoan, 4, cehi�rated his C. W. McMUHan, Denver, execullvt! blrt.hday Saturday evenlhc with a secretary of the American National POMEROY • party attended by uncles, aunta Cattle men's A11&ociation, .and Dtl­ PHONE WY·Z-5101 • and cousins. Sunday dinner guests bert L. Latta, Bowling Green, rep. PHONE WY Z.!115 were his grandparents, Mr. and resentatlve to Congress (rom tht POMEROY, OHIO MULBERRY A VE. Mrs. Everett MIihoan and Bernard. �th District. McMllllan will speak •�Off<��, ,ru1 Laurel Cliff Society Events Looking Mead On The Food Morket1 Many Ohio Communities Have Furniture Buyer New Bulk Tank Installations SHOPPING GO LET'S Serious Drainage Problems I InA!!� ��0f.p��'""· Have Improved Milk Quality kiet Meat: • 1960 Unrest, Attack R�ote Country l!IY PHIL NEWSOM 1 Pull 2-3 plows • , , work 4 rows . • . all joba al big savings! Prices As Low As $229.00 For A Big 14 Cu. Ft. Plus Free Ofter Make Her Happy Today IEW FARI/Ad -�y llitt•· I I ) .. .• - - - • WI TH A ' Food freezer from POMEROY 3-plow Handle, load, 'at bo.llom • BIG . APPLIANCE CENTER costs. A new �.:ize in a Farmalll · PHONE WY-2-11 76 Meigs Equ ipm ent Co.,: Inc. unt" ''Where Quality Is Paramo , . ' . l'HONE WY.Z•Z171 � SeeoH :iiu�ul • :-j, ancj· .. A.LL SIZES IN STOCK - - PRICED JUST FOR YOIJ Call Today For A Demonslnllon! FREE SAWS and DRI LL VALl,IED AT $39.95 WITH FRE�ERS CHEST MODELS - U PRIGHT MODELS -- COMBI NATION MODELS ALL TYPES FINANCING - FREE l),ELJYERY WITHIN 100 MILES WE HAVE OUR OWN SERVICEMEN Open Evenings By Appointment - Drive A Few Miles and Save �·-- .......... ---� -- �- .. . . . ... � .... J • �•..,.: - ,.•,_'. T Dally Sentinel, Pomc;·oy•Mlddleport, 0., July 9, 1960--,1 fHf DAILY SENTINEL y Commentating Editorially T\.\ o Rev olutions Today's crop of collrge graduak.s is ti r11er• ! he ing iii world shaken by 1 wo gH1a1 forn·s Revolution of Technology and the Revolution of Rising Expectations. That \·iew was rx pressecl hv president Keith Funston of the l'\ C \\ York Stock Ex• change, in speaking to the graduati ng class of the University of Kansas City A n d he am­ .,•I plified it i n these words: "All over t h ti glohe hu ndreds of m i l l ions of men and women arc " clamoring, for the first l ime, for a better life . "Don't let l he image o f t he Organization ' Man _ lhe ort hurlox nw n who conforms fool yo11 . . . It is easy to bcforne a stereo­ typed organization man and he 'like every­ one else· - 1 f you want to. But business, too, is caught up in the twin revolutions. As it be­ comes more and more invol ved with modern sciencfl , and as it sc,eks to assist the- ri1lng young nat inn.'i, hu.r; iness needs a whole spec• trum of new s� ill s. new talents, and above • • 1: ' f a!\, new ideas. Indeed an unorthodox ap­ proach may prove to be the only so lutwn to the unort hodox problem." Mr. Funston noted also that Americans are discarding many of the "curious and outdated stereotypes" they had entertained abvut the nation's economic system . He provided an eiample from the enterprise which he repre­ sents. Preliminary results of a forthcoming survey of public attitudes reveal that an esti­ mated 38,000,000 Americans now reali1,e that it doesn 't take a great deal of money to in• vest in securities - and some 28,000,000 un­ derstand what the stock exchange is and does. This is certa·inly a far cry from t.he era when the very rew were active security i nvestors, and the securities markets were a mystery to the great majority. A world of unprecedented change is also a world of unprecedented challenge. It is a challenge that our young people should wel­ come with resolution and high spirit. I' •' � .. I '. •,. • • • �· ,. o d J \ ;:� ;;i:;::: � ;io:� �; Many or Ohio's modern, last- 1 cultural engme�r. . Here B the s 1_tuation : Oh l. D �as ifOWing communities are iienlced by horse-and. buggy drain.,,ge SYS· I abo�t 23,00:0 miles of commumty terns, s.ays Melville L. Palmer, Ohio I drainage ditches designed to r�State University Extension aeri• 1 move surplu� water for the benefit of local resident. Moil or theee ditches were built before llKlO. M11n}' of them .are clogged with silt or <:hoked with cattails. Often na1 ural strea ms used to carry off surplus water also need cleanin,g. Rapid growth in populatibn m<:ans more houses, more streets, 1 Water run.s: off more highways. bare surfaces faster than off farm­ land. This rapid now of waler en• courages cro!.ion of bare soil, add· in g more silt to the dllches. In • creases in popul1tion also mean more sewage and indu:itrJal wastes to clog ditches and kill vegetation. , Thus the problem grow11. Some Ohio communities have recognized lhi, problem and are doing something about it. Tbe ac­ tion taken d ep ends on the areas involved, whether the)' be farms, villages, airports, gol( courses. or .industries. Wherever you live, you can e n• Usu.ally comm unity draiMge joy the convenience of ,.:as and with i m provements, whether large or m odern ,appliances . _ _ Ashland Bottled Gas. Ashland sm all, require organized group Bottled G,as . . . . js dependable, action, Pal mer points out. A group convenier..t, s�orm-proof, heatli 1 of farmers who want a ditch clean• ed out, for exa m ple, might decide instantly. how much each should pay, lhen For �re O.t■ll1 Ph. or Writ, hire a contractor to do th e work. In certain cases, th e engineer notes, groups may receive techni­ cal assistance from the Soll Con­ servation Service or finantial as· I1 sistance through the Ag rkultural Heml0<k Grove, Ohio , Conservation proxr■ m, but the re m ust be ag ree me nt among those af­ Phone WY,Z-8794 I fected as to what is to be done. --- - . circles there now are convinced thl.' Red Chinese will make a di­ rect .attack against Ne pal. They are equally convinced that. in event of atta(!J., U.e Unit­ ed Nations an{\ the Up.\tN S!ate1 will come nr·m to the.if aid. pliahed ,� ll�w , w . 1111_1ce i• IO�l� • m ing no fUl!b P. , l' when �e Mdl _ -,,·�• bet . !loll AIJ•t • . \l'l I• tl!i'\"' . � �dl­ UPI For•iun Editor From Nepal's remote capital or Katm.111du a few days ago c11me word of a Red Chinese --attack on the even more remote kingdom or Mustang. The king or Mustang jilld his fam ily were reported fleeln1 south. For lhDie concart)f!d with 1uch events, the very ob1cu_rity of Mu1taQ.C presented a challen ce. Wbt:re WH It ,nd wh11t w11 itt Initial re�•rcb prqvJI! di1C<t.Yr· 11ing. Br;�tlin's Rof at (ieqcraPfi.\4: lloflety didn't �now. Neltlf,r did 11 tn"I• Hou11e. f'be kepateae cep1u, 4idn't know either. Sol'fle tb,ou�ht ft Was a part of Nepal but :QM. a l:ln1dom. -. Gr4(1u11IY, scrap1 of inform■- � q �, recall Q f! tlon �merged. ln and t' 0, •� n, ll�!l•n& ia · o va,BOI •I•!� of · owned • • · ,. '\,� · -' llfPt! _witb I popuJotton or 11!qut , 11>':li.· ;/;. , �"t '·"." lil!llf ( :il)O,l"'lt mo,tty Buddht,!. -"" d,,i, 11 . klwn of Muaten� i 11 t0 mll" trnm ,� �_ I '1 .. '· int are not · !�• Tlbot,n border on tl\e Vanddl River. NOW! City Convenience Beyond The Gas Mains With 'i , :� �f '\ij ti . (r n:S,. J1;t• x,11 H i- 10 d.-n walt1n1 di1ta11�t from n1e nearest atr1trip, •nd 1lnce t�e.rr are no ,eco·P,ltz•ble road,, 'l'♦ltinl i• th, �nlf Wlf Jo fet tflre, Comm4'Pf1tlqq wltll J(:ftmandy 1, b)' a ,_,!Y wlreleH i)'ttem which frequently does not fUJl ction. This JnrormaUor:i wopld he of ljttle inlerest to aoyone be1ides the Mustangese, u°'pt tll an 11· \ustration of tbf! diffi�ultles fa'c­ ing such nations u India ,ind �epal iJJ their strug&le agalnet Red Chinese encroach ment on their frontiers. In the sweep of events of re­ cent weeks-failure at the i;um­ ol disarm ament m il, coll apse talks, the fall of govern ments in Turkey u nd Korea and ne1;r• anarchy in Japan-there has been little time to note land-hungry Red China's unremitting pres­ sures on her neiehbtlrs. In the latest incident in Nepal !I Nepalese ar my orticer was killed, and 17 others were arrest­ ed by Red Chinese troops inside Nepalese territory. These troops are part of Re d China's Tibetan garrison snd they recogni7.e no boundaries in their pursuit of hapless Tibetans seek­ ing 10 escape the Co mm unist utopia impreSlled upon the ir homeland. In any event, 1atesl dispatches fro��atm\ndu s�y�h�- �olitlcal m"'t.�'.J� ASH LAN D BOTTLED GA S . a· 1 g�;u�n;� -- tt1 hnts $ • I AVERY NELSON - di 'lit?. Lth ·• '!'I>• "k•r to I" 4-H !or • · 10 ��.P WIU � IP pl�fc. Tilt ffl}JIJ W\ leave at I 1. m. WIil! t�,tr ,i\vlf!I , Mn. Jlo. land Rusaell. Ice cream 1oclal at the Sutton Church located on the Methodist R acine - Bastian Road. Spon'°red by the W.omebuilders 1.1-.. The Firal United Presb,-terian Church of Syracuse will hav, an ice cream 1oclal bea:lnnlne at 6 p. m. They wm )\ave all home made ice cream and cak,:s, T11e ice cream may be purehi■ed anytimt Saturday. • • Old fashioned festival •t Bach• tel EU� Church n ear New H•· � ven, 4 p. m. Little Lea(Ue Ba�e fl■lt Mid­ dleport, 9 a. m. at Sports Ceater. July 10 Th e Young Adult Claea of the Heath Methodist· Qfturc�. M;lddl'e­ port, will have ·a swim ppiy and picnic at the Muqiclpal Pal'k thit Sunday. The met.I Is IAhned for t p. m. and those pf,annlilg to attend are asked to contact Mrs. Bernard Fulti · so th■t the menu m ay be -arranged. Each one Is aho Hked to bring their own table service. Rev. Raymond Konkrllbt an• nounces Offil;ial Board will .meet at / church at 7:30 p. m . All tn,1tee1, .11tewards, president, ·ot ch\lrch groups, and ehaJ1.•men of eommi■• siorui are ex:pected to attend". July 11 Th e Women's Society of Christ• Ian Sfirvice of Heith M',lhodist Church will have Its anqu&1 plcnlt on the parsonage lawn in Middle, port at 8:30 p, m. The bevera1c and' meat will be furnlsJiM wit\ each member w· bring her _own ta. ble service and a favorite dltl). ll,: RD D A I LY C R O S S W.10,OBtbllcal AOR081!1 t, PNparea for Jmbllcatton f. Llrht• colored, .,. • ctrar Jl. EVt!ll lluof• u. JnUktd: ..... U. Bto■t or IM!rd•n (I, A., ) s,. Appeartor U if HlOJI u; eo..pua ' ' '. I i •• •' •' • :point ----�.. l••�r.) Sf. l!NI SL l'uoll u. • 11!1 =n •• , c; note ... ll!fflpltloll .... .,,.., to. M ,# 2, Take out (prlnt_r 8. Yellow buglH •· Evenlnt aun god n. cut ,. Dutcher'• n,une 21. Bingle unit 2!. Ba.1h. (Jap.) 24, Entire U. N'<mr­ l1hed tool '7, Itla.nd. T, Bllr lnvadlnl' 11. Eapr .........,•• .a...., troopa f, IAvel to II. Venera4 87. Cl11.Nttt tion ����.� • {India) 10. ICxtraordf. 32. Comtcat H. f!hakenary perton 33. trt,■h('l" 1pt1rt'I H. WOUI\Cl ( ■lanf ) rtver crult JT. Bull­ 19. Hla U. Puah Arhltl'lt amt ­ forwa.NI 11. Bo1all' ,�. Conat1t. 811, Wut.e 4elly latton. atlk 19. Apple Ht4 ' 1 - ---- - N EW • • PlOVIKET FOlM - I • I for HEALTH BEAUTY I I and STAMINA A NUTRI TIOUS TREAT that dogs love to eat I * * TASTE TESTED FI ELD PROVEN *' ,COMPLETE NUTllTION FllM STOOL * * * SPECI AL TRIAL OFFER FREE 5 LBS. With FIRST 2 5 LBS. PURCHASED PLUS - - - MONEY BACK GUARANTEE PROVICO MIWNG & FEED COMPANY ROUTE 1!4 The Lau,el CIIU Bftl•I fleallh Club and tbeii' rln\mes will havEI a 1: rrc Protects New In Farming potluck picnic supper at the Syn. cuse Park at 8 p, m. The Pomeroy Garden Clqb will I mee t Monday �ternoon at the home of Mn. J. O.• :lloedil Wi .Mra, Irvine ·Karr. J_r. as co-ho1t PHONE WY,2-2161 MIN ERSVILLE, OHIO TRYONE on your farm for size/ July \2 The Te�n11e qfaa of �e � ford Church Of Cl;rist wm m, the home of •Roberta Hoover 7:30 p. i'n• . J�lf. J S The Past Councilors: oJ C!te1t' Council Daua:hten of America 111eot ll lhe ho111e ol 11,n. p,,, Weber. A mlocella�"I IJ!owe ! honorlnr lloloies Kr�••I¥, 'l'h ml!fl'lllle lriU ij� on •vfnl of cA gllat, wlll lie bt1d. · Th, f,deralOjl Circ[a w,1 moetj at lho p. m. , litr , potj lu� cnlc iu ·, wlll> _ d_ provl ho�•• . 111n -by PHIi i ilfi.m.,,11, !It',. l,i!n1 iiu ., I Sp • • R vents k I t Extension Man To Attend IGC Across Atlantic FENC I NG MIMAMf'I ,... !�"ta•�� Ntw Cattle Feeder Problems To Be Discussed At Summer Meeting Ridge -Keno News .:iocietv Items I JI•• -• • - ''SIG N OF QUA LITY'' Sugar Rul\ Flour Mills I■ Fulton.Thompson Tractor Sales .oo 1 5 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER REG. $3 19.00 - ONLY 3 AVAI LABLE AT TH IS PRIC E w%itzra,\,�· NEW FA/fMAl.t The T!rill&ht ·n,roen.P•� will me,,i at tho h11m1 o( �- Curie Nye, Xulbtn,, Av,., 11 l ii, m. for a. pltnlc 1upper. Mn. W- 'Jt. _Shaa­ teen is co-boitfas. A apec\-,l fea­ tur,, Of th• evonl�I ,rill 'l!i 'I wart 1Mp In charfl! of � l'atjJ Boor or the Che,tor Garden Club. ly Mn. c- Louia Diehl and Lennie Lyou 1re aiUenclhq: Boy Scout ump iD Huntinston. Mra. C. R. Arnold and lln. Louella St.hi were dinnfr a:uata of Mn. Lester Brookover. Mr. ind Yn. Griff Archer and daughter dt.ited Mr. and lln. Lou Diehl .•ece.ntly. Lookin1 Ahead on the Food Mar- tunlt)' for real uvini1. Yeeetables : Local srown Prices remam about tbe there are m■PY term, rel■llnc to awett corn make, ill appear1nce in same at lhe meal ('Ounter. Lona:er wo0<il with which you need lo ly C. E. IILAKESLII received a small bonus, they pro- moat marll:ett. U it hu been pri> eooklnc cull offer better nlue be familiar, aay1 Mla Dorothy County Apnt, Atrlevlture bably put in I few more cows to perly handled, tbi1 corn la 1uper- now while hot weather demand 11 Lawrence, Extention hom e fur­ ··The quality of milk haa ter• pay for the tank, and the work of ior ·in eating Quahly to that from for steak■ and other quick cooklng nishings speclaliat, The Ohio tainly im proved since our prod.uc. handlin& mllk in b11lk tank$ i1 di8t■nt art'I!. Buy corn that 11 cold, meat.a. Variety mealll - liv-er, S tate Univeraity, The Federal ers have switched to the handlln1 co,uiderably leu. and keep ll that way until you uae ton1ue, lidney - are alto eood Trade Commission sell forth cer­ of milk in bulk tanka." Thi■ 1tate• To the tolb who did not or it. Green beans are in iood supply. value&. Mr. and Mn. A1fnd Crow tain basic rule1 to protect the ment wu made by Glenn Jobnaon, could not mak� lhe change there So i1 leaf ind head lettuce. Look Chicken Barbeeue : Broilers will conaumer. manager of the Valley Belle Dairy were only two or three altema- also for beet.a, r-abbaa;e, ueen OD· · be food budeet stretcher■ tbi1 1pent the weell:end at Waabin&­ "Genuine" is on e auch term. plant at Point Pleasant, thil put livea. They could quit farmm1 u ion,. p('ppen and radilha, Polito month. Since the middle of May lon, Pa., and attended Kn. Crow'• When th e name or a wood Is uaed, week to the _-4--H Club, FFA, P'HA, some did. They could try to fi nd prices are holdina: firm. placement of broiler chick! each high school reunion. r the article mu1t be m ade of that and Farm Bureau Youth Council and keep a market whkh would F uits: H you lib cherries, rup- week hu bttn from 10 to 15 per Vale and aon, John, Hrs. wood. For example, ll "mahog­ mem ben on their annual 1tudy accept milk In can,. They could go berrie1 and blueberri�, now ii the cent a bove the ume week, laat Nellie Rldekln and d.luahter, Wanetta any·• or "genuine maho&any" is tour of farm cooperatives. to lower priced grade B milk. Or it tim e lO sene them. The ■euon for year. Thi, larger-than-normal 1up,- Tina, were dinner peat, of Mr. .Mr, Johnson pointed out lhe Im• might be neceH&ry to attem pt to theae fruits are ■hort. Choices at ply of broilers become• ready (or and Mn. Jame■ NiCbolton, Sunday used, a.II exposed parts of the piece must pe mahogany. provemenl of rapid cooling at the use the milk produced in vealing the fruit counter are many. Peach market nine weeks after place· evenlng honorina: their ton, Ronald Furniture described 11 "gen­ farm, the easier me thod ot unliz- calves. Some farmen have gone volu me ia incre&Bine ind prices ment. Thil me■na broilers will be who wu on leave from Ft. Knox, uine" usually is a co mbination of ing the bulk tank rather than milk to the proch.1ction o( beef aa a way are attract ive for thi, early in the real penny savers this month. Ky. plywood and solid lumber, the cans, and the less work of handling or marke tin& the fora&e on their aea10n. California "IOh" rruiU specialist explalns. Thi plywood the milk Jn the truck and after lt (arm . Each or theae ehangea have are plentiful and 1how excellent Max Bolin and family of Colu m­ is used for large, flat are■1 and reachea the dairy plant. Moll or the m eant a decrease ,in the income lo quality. Amon1 thHe are plu m,, , OCIQ I E ft bus epent their vacation with hia the solid lumber tor such areas milk now reaches the plant with• that individual farmer unleaa he apritols, nectarlnes, and grapes. mother, 'Mn. Grover Stout, and Mr. as exposed structural parts and out ever being above • tem pera- was able to expand hi• volume to Poultry and Eu■: Ew are at Ot ft Stout On Sunday the families OC carvings. ture of iorty degrees except for make up for the lower priced out• attractive price, for thia time M picnic ked at Old Man'1 Cave. Mn. J. E. RadN:ln just the sbort lnte nal followln& let. Mr. and Mn. Owen Kennedy year. Usually en: supplie, decline A progra m on Friday evening milking. were gunta in the Vale home at wann with weather now but ri&ht concluded. the Vacation Bible Tbe production of Grade A milk 1upplies are relatively large. The Sc Under the old system milk aome hool at Columbia Chapel. Enroll- Dye1Ville, Tueaday evening, continue peratures th limes got to tem in e . to be Mei.ga County farm • proportion or medium sized eu• ment WH 37. The movie '')fart.in i fifties when being handled In 10 ers moat efficient •nd profitable ia increuing. Soon they will of- Luther" will be presented Frida)' SEE US gallon m ilk cana. Under the bulk mean, ot changinc th� hay and fer the moat for the money - that 1 evtning, July 20. dollan fanna mlo thcir on e putur YOUR FOR th r e of syst e driv e h.ndling em th UoYd Wood re Iurned home rrom io · when there i1 a diHerence of · · 1 · The twu I eight milk. truck is the offlclal licen,ed ror lhe fami1 Y 1·ivm cents or more between l■rte Sheltering Anni HOlpitaJ Tuelday. sampler and w eigher for the atate plants of the "."alley Belle Co. An- and medium egga, choose the Red Brand M nd Mn G B Rad Jr:" t An Ohio State University Ex• de)artment of agriculture, He i1 nually pa)' Meigs County f�rmen :imaller size. Ftyera .are ■tiU good a ,,..� with ·lh�ir · son-i�. :=.:�� tension agronomist, Dr, George aUlo the man who de termine, lhal over • m UII�, dollan for th11 P� buys, Look for " r;peciala" from da hter Mr and Mn William - • home ' Gist, Colu mbus, 0., Is a member the milk Ls of bi&h quality ria:ht al duct. In addition lbere are mJ!k time to time· 111cae offer oppor- Ph1lhPf ':II . . Fran kfort, retummg of an orficlaJ U. S. delegation the farm. Since the bulk handUne plants in Charleston, Huntington. ay. T . which will attend the E:ighth In­ of fflilk there has been a decre,ae Athens, Marietta and Parkeraburg to the Huntington lntentak Milt ueld 1��-d �:J c ne Ml _o Allsoc: � � C of quantitiea e abl ---r-ai P buy · w�ich n ativ oope u iati roducers ilk. m je e ted r of c amount e th ternational Gra11land Congress in in ?:�:!! ��� & I county Mel on �• d p who helps bar gain th the dairr � All or thii m eans that the fa.rm- milk produce Reading, England, July ll-21. "We Do Oi■toat Gl'tndbal" '!-__W .t. H01•0mb· co· mpany on the. pnce and cond1Dr. Gist ,Is the only Extension er ' the h.uler' lhe dai"" ., plant and . farms. ...,. St. ,._,. WY 2-1154 ,_ �• llll1I G race 8ena1er entertaI ned a •• •ball ' m 1· u. a-,j:ronomist In the delegalion. His Ule retail m ilk route man a re I This money tota I'me nearIY two ltons under wh 1ch th1s MIDDLMtOaY �� ����� grouP · •r 'elativ Sun Radd'e\m, '!""'!"" • appointment to the group was an­ working together Lo auure the ! million dollars annually for, m ilk i1 � purchased. Th� �tker woru ;' M M II E • n. rs. an r. · "!'! � n&umer of the best po18ible qual- 1 one or the buic produtt1ons by with the two organu.ahons and the -���'._"'.'.''.:_.:'':_': · :_· ��ci,������ nounced today by W. B. Wood, e e and plant. The plant and retail route 1uppll buy rannera which • food perfect almost e's r natu of ; i director of the Ohio Agricultural , Extension Service. Dr. and Mrs. -good • wholesome. nutrltio11.1 services from the mer<:hanla of the men union groupg help protttl the H e r 0 � B I G Nt• w � f r o n1 y ou r county. Milk alone atcounts for interests or the worker 110 a lot of 1 Gist new to England this week m ilk rr"om the dairy cow. . pur In dnllan people .are involved in getting this There have been and tontlnue to nearly eight m illion to participate in a pre-Congress HOLLAND o r A L E R tour of agricullllral research sta. be, some problems whenever ■uch chasing power in the county. be- milk out to th e ultimate consu m­ lions in Northern England and a radical change in method.a ot cause each dollar ape nt by these er. To further complicate theritua­ handling or product.ion take plf«- dairy _farm ers turns over about Scotland. The Congress wlll bring to­ At:cordlng to plant figures th:ere four timer; before It is completely tlon the old cow doesn't maintain a nice even flow of milk lhe year gether scientist-a, research work­ are only about hair H many •�Ip- ■pent. It might be intere�lnir to note around. She usually wants to pro­ ers, educators, and othen from pcra now as there wert last April throughout the free world for when the last m ilk was received in that many groups bes1dH the farm- 1 duce Iota of milk when the de­ discussions on forage production. •10 gallon cans. For lhe folk.I mak- er, the dair_Y an� the. consumer are manJ is low. Then our good �riend Some of the world's leading agri­ ing the change to bulk milk this interested m this m ilk. The far m• the housewire and her family do cultural scientists will present change was a good thing as they er, in this particular case, belongs not want the same amount of milk the year around. In trying to bal­ for mal papers which will be ance lhe5e supply and de mand tnn5lated into German, Spanish, factors someone has a real Fre nch, English and Portuguese. headache. Bulk milk has helped Following the Congress Dr. and move the exceu aupplie1 fro m one Mrs. Gi5t will lour Western Eur­ plant to another plant a little ope and visit several research easier. stations In Belgium, Holland, Through it all the plant manager France and Spain be fore returnProblems facing today's cattle on "The Cattle Businesa Today and they are stlll lookine for r ports e "Im­ the ing home. on Latta and feeder will ge t lop billing when Tomorrow," Dr. Gisi jolned the Ohio Agri• I the Ohio Cattle Feeden' Assoeia• pact of Imported Cattle . Beef, and more supplies of top quality milk cultural Extension Service in lion stag� s its annual Summer Other Livelllock Products on U. S. to take care of the needs of the homemaker and her fam ily. 1947. He was graduated from Roundup August 6. The event is Farm Prices." Advanced 111:W)BoLJ.um "81 8" West Virginia University and re- scheduled for the Fayelle County Is bui!A• take ltl ceived his doctorat e from Purdue. fairgrounds in Wa1hlngton C. H. He serves Northeast Ohio ai, an tuwA.ar, Roundplans for the Pre New Holland's bra1n1y ",4ts'�orage Harvester UI in a Extension agronom ist, up were- lnnounted this week by quality CWIII all by il8elfl - ,_Ja mes H. Warne r, Ohio State Uni. vCnity Extension beef specialist See for younelfl The uclu,ive Micro-Shear Cutter. and association secretary. Dwight head is easy to keep razor ohup with built-in lnlfe I Wise, Fremont, auociation pr�s­ sharpener. New diachar1e spout, with 36()'1 iwing. ident, will open the -program with awitcheo quickly Crom rear. to aide-mtloadiDg. � By 01.nn■ MllhNn a keynote addre11 at 10:30 a. m . roller chain and ee.lf,oligning ball and rolle, bearinp Mr. and Mrs. M. L. B.ihr and son He will discuss "So,ne Major Con. Billy visited recently with Mr. anti cerns of the Cattle Feeder." give you long range freedom Crom trouble. '4,u clumge Mrs. Clyc!e Sal1er, Racine. Dr. Roy Kottman, dean of Ohio attachments in minutes: 1 or 2 row com head.I, 6 or 8 Mr. and Mrs. Errol Conroy and I Stale University's College of Ag­ foot direct cut and 6 foot windrow pickup. ,on, Hugh, or Akron. visited his · riculture and Home Economits and sister, Doris, at St. Joseph, Mic h., -director of the Ohio Agrlcultural Come fn flftd '" ffle New Holla,ad "811" W.,. and brother, Durward, at Nash- Experiment Station, will address lo ._, Ow fleidWo lin•ville, Tenn., arrived here to visit the cattlemen on the subject "Ed­ hig mother, Mn. Alice Dodson. on ucation and the Future." Another Frjday and returned lo Akron on speaker on the morning program Wednesday. will be Claude Olson, rancher of Mr. and Mr1. Jac k Conroy and I South Dakota, The widely-known Sue and Jackiie or Columbus visit- cattleman will speak on "A Cat• ed over the holiday with her par- tle man's Views on Cattle and ents, Mr. and Mn. Maynaird Bahr, Beef." and his mother', Mra. Allee Dodson. Afte rnoon speakers will include Tony Milhoan, 4, cehi�rated his C. W. McMUHan, Denver, execullvt! blrt.hday Saturday evenlhc with a secretary of the American National POMEROY • party attended by uncles, aunta Cattle men's A11&ociation, .and Dtl­ PHONE WY·Z-5101 • and cousins. Sunday dinner guests bert L. Latta, Bowling Green, rep. PHONE WY Z.!115 were his grandparents, Mr. and resentatlve to Congress (rom tht POMEROY, OHIO MULBERRY A VE. Mrs. Everett MIihoan and Bernard. �th District. McMllllan will speak •�Off<��, ,ru1 Laurel Cliff Society Events Looking Mead On The Food Morket1 Many Ohio Communities Have Furniture Buyer New Bulk Tank Installations SHOPPING GO LET'S Serious Drainage Problems I InA!!� ��0f.p��'""· Have Improved Milk Quality kiet Meat: • 1960 Unrest, Attack R�ote Country l!IY PHIL NEWSOM 1 Pull 2-3 plows • , , work 4 rows . • . all joba al big savings! Prices As Low As $229.00 For A Big 14 Cu. Ft. Plus Free Ofter Make Her Happy Today IEW FARI/Ad -�y llitt•· I I ) .. .• - - - • WI TH A ' Food freezer from POMEROY 3-plow Handle, load, 'at bo.llom • BIG . APPLIANCE CENTER costs. A new �.:ize in a Farmalll · PHONE WY-2-11 76 Meigs Equ ipm ent Co.,: Inc. unt" ''Where Quality Is Paramo , . ' . l'HONE WY.Z•Z171 � SeeoH :iiu�ul • :-j, ancj· .. A.LL SIZES IN STOCK - - PRICED JUST FOR YOIJ Call Today For A Demonslnllon! FREE SAWS and DRI LL VALl,IED AT $39.95 WITH FRE�ERS CHEST MODELS - U PRIGHT MODELS -- COMBI NATION MODELS ALL TYPES FINANCING - FREE l),ELJYERY WITHIN 100 MILES WE HAVE OUR OWN SERVICEMEN Open Evenings By Appointment - Drive A Few Miles and Save �• w· I H Id p r· Dead By Any Count . Not Sox e Whit ets, Dodg \ d L ony --'eague ea I With Victories Friday ln Major League kaces act ne IDS, 0 Middleport's Micky Morris Pitches d Of R oun ' 111,_2 1!:1�hSo�l1tr t!�; :�me� Three More Teams Move Into Second tr Four ' H'Itter "'I O eat syracuse !�:! �� t�: · i Ben d SOftball Tournament A t 8 ""h'1111l 1n.Id R . - the Senaton ■cored lour UD• I s �:���i :�;r .�� l��?r ��� '\� f: m i�1 � th ��{'��ry e ,.,.,, ht ta., _ . . Bill Tuttle bdted � l:o-r;n , s!n gle in th� botlOm �l l e 1 t,� maing to lt l \'e the A s a come- o mbehind victory. The Tieers had th 4 e v �: ��a�� �� thart� �!:�e1f.� 13t h homer. Notional League game,. unatd ,..... lntemotlonal e 8 l r the a d e o � � :� a:: �1�P R ht �i� e: � Ya de W t B f'or a w h ile It looked 31 if Ib ey and Fran k Mallone p rovidi ng the hltt\ne and Bill Monbouquette the In area• Ppoy Le�gue . action last night Racme waUOped were, but that hardly wH the case pitching; the Washlneton Senato" � � d\.oda Po meroy 15·2 lo hold thetr lea�u� lead, while the Middleport t C�tilnir.� solid pi.tching and surprised t h e Baltlmore Oriole s, consolatio e . and n thl' and Turs• i:&nl Jets . M & B aron s we n� blaSt�rtnR S rad1 · li i\ M e h 1 face neKI into . Th rl't" man• teams mo\'ed l l t m.el) hllhng, lht Dodgers buffed \) 5 and the Kans,s City Athletics I L..,_ c hampiu n shi p conic-�, on ThursTwo fo ur filt ers t'it.elfi ' th e M't·o11<l rouud or the Bend I dE1y at 7 P m. • p t>y rd th e De troit Tigers, 5-4 . oul-Iast � VI('3 15 j \b Wli" their (fed t L.:.� 1 •1 1 . � , "l" L !,_ • , Smith's Up h olst e ring of Pa r k dav. t y ' ntl out the Softb.1 11 Tourna.ment Friday night he c J o l . &s IO rou nrt.. .he t ,_ y a e , �r l- 1n l .i.,1.,, . lnm t Ubl I"' · tor, Yltt the CJilci1b ' t� •· '1,- � 1 ne h e B P\,1,. / ••r, �. }.,1i. •, ,n 11 Bachtel 1-·1cld a5 Met Cla rk's eubur.i; sw_aqne9 all over �.akin t : : , ue f h i ��r: �,_ •• r, j l m u , 0-----0 bt All Stars. Parkersburj( Smith '! s\ste Hosp1t:i1. wtth . a 10·0 v1dory Po rh e��y b;1 t;�� wh�re·d . ll1�Yf � . 2 t "; 2 J:rt e J :c�� n play. ! Of ��be�!��o , Innings � i:�°' fiv 7:: t e e aft. : d : e � i ��� !� �!� ;, so I Upholsler111g anJ West Columbi a qll y, e uc Ba,ll s , reliev�t His fi\'e h 1 x-2 2 2 t • . . . . . r .l, , . ' I ·s llx tK� tt lt1ilh lri tft Slxt¥i b Th• L_a ldn team fell completely 'h· ·.,. hrnlo•s rel\!ss _ ,� on � . l • r('glsll·ri·d wrns. ,,, d nd ed h wal 1c. · p1 out a p arm, t'V? "urid • • " m . in "' 1-� )' 10 "" lS' � Ha.ss and Sta'rlling; e llure and · · sli Lo�k l wJtUe Wl\� lf.g t;l,t;. I ove� M r · All Stars did it with a apart 1n the ae�on(\ .Inning when �orheroy . pitc-h�rs slrllck bUl rt\! s Jas�· 11 bel U!d. th e Cl�v�- or reIiief, after ta h Se et\ •� D Cla,k. ; ""' · , arh!iir l n o ill.bin• , runs •ix e m�e tt \ aero;>}! put In illi'� m S_ t D g ' • t and 2·0 �,:tory Ol'er the Pt Pleasa n Craig. er h 1 I e walkm• sev e n ]\q� w Ft'l7'k with • ul, n, •,-1 : • of d 4 I ess. t:,r,d :.,com11 • , . . "" · ·'··i\ h w., al l td b4!<!6Us& n u -• n, �, . 1 1n · ,·'• , Racine ' e ffhtt was not his r & T M:1rket nine and ace f,ve h its and n me errors. Tlle ers Wert w f. ,u r e hitt ma e , • r arm w· e y s id. �\:lot\ polln i1,t d out i\ bhi! • ..,. . . Lakin . . . . . 0 DO- 0 l 10 M hurkr Hudy llai>s G er ald Clark'! lj\lter rig�re-nine erron in 011 1" n � u d s vai n . ,. � ' wi t h El t.\ome t � '1f\ l -l�t U� l !X!1 . M l:l ebort tHtl l"t f�re case Uke: R�1".lc , tossln l an im • t\ . . .�px-10 � 0 Price e l I , - , E S. i boomin,i! t riplt· following a walk innl n g-s,t a rel:oi'd tor the tour• Smith's r wit h l�o �ou blest 4.� .Jo �- R.n h s -id tr il pt easive sl 1-hltter. lltg' ' � 'th·,·a ir ame , b e lh o n le P�i,,del• son with .J doubh.•, Ted Bn_� to l'hul· h St obart provided one n nmen t. _,d "e . ·• �1•c y, , the1r. W'ilt•p �J�� � �be Dfil4&ff!:' ' . •!' i_n ,• i.ljj,I-. Cha�• Rt"laile rs . _ . _ _ ooo QOO 0-0 3 2 w '" n ··I ·' -d ,in , three - ·r ry• Jo� " ;.a _ , ":-1 cro� , h t iga: e,ac e 111 h " it 11 i &n:: run In thr First inning for Mel 's e li� phia s , anut!' W\ck , 00:l 000 -3 3 3 Pe Smith's 1core d again In the I mb'1 R USH Eu -t-. Ii 'BuSh ' nb l�b � �- Joh h A.l· fiH� in a row f!.d lllt;q w n , �e l est )ei.ri----l ooking oh, the Ph1b won leam Tht•Y M'ol·ed agaill i n t h l' third inninjl! on a n error, a walk, w KnJ)�, illi ·5 l1d les. Holman wit h two sm e1 ll� !-;; ; R g usa Garr h W ets-,,Of III s lht1t; RO\IS Lee th l h1\ .1 , lh� . o d ing walked ttle de m ved Clark e\;, s ;c-ri!ld � ( Dic J pitcher whl'll relief , 11111 2 d h on Lee sixth k · the o ener Larry Salser Elhd eff . and two hit blllsm en. Jim Hatfi e ld �ell and W. Van !Jet.er. tWo tilao l:RactS, HbWe with a do ll • wo l'JA. ch a!_?lpions into third I?J,cP I Farre ll 's 10lh in n i ng single. The an d went to sc-t·On(I un a t h rowmg was the wi n ning gle,s. hurler for ' \ii E ble arid g�t\klt In d.qt>el'l had a si n.- in the Natiqual #'! �u1t1e race. n ightcap was no contest as error A smglc hy Mf'l <..l ark Smith's while Ira Patte rson went n n also se ' ou . with hits wtre :Snd i1e Pomeroy players ct 61� Ci;e t eight games orl Pittsburah s pate. Friend (1 0-5) spaced seven hits (;i•rald from t.rol hn sf'orf'd all the way (or LJ.kin. Tom S h ast een , a sln&le, Willie Louka de>et:t into rert ceht.er .tner They still have a long way to go and hl a mate s pounded a trio or secornl West Columbia scornd t h ree: 1:u1:, ckwcll wiLh 11 triple and a one in th e third. to ciitch up, but there is a stron1 Philadelphia pitchers for 10 hits, For Syrac1u1e . ,Jlm Louk� l!ad a paral�el i ll, their recent surge , lo The h 11s h)' 1 h r two Clark boys runs in the bollom of th t! t hird si ng le , a nd Mike Spe ncer with a Plz:arro, sidelined for more than sintle , Don Halilen, a tflpie, and lhe drive the y made werl' thr only safe hlows t hat the for all uf the ir r uns in a 3•0 vk­ si n gl e . about t� ia two weeks with a sore arm, had at lxtlh Ge:ori!:e Cundiff and Je rry time laat year after a similarly a two- b itter through eight innings lT tvlAtUII All Stan i·ouhl �t"' t off Bass, hut lory over the Pt. Pleasant llctail• Barons defeated Owen s had a single to round out slow start. The Middlepbrt they werC' l'nuug h as hurler Lou en. whe n he suddenly lost bis stuff in h From Fellun· or t hl' All Star� was just Syraruse for J e s,cand me in H Syractlee .h itting. Bfftln9 India na a H•lt In that third in n ing Wilbur tb e moth but Pi�J;le bailed him both hits strug two Syracuse I up de�eat The_ se'n b:lVlllJ,: t us 1ough, many weeks last night o th e los• The While Solt, gettina: into a 0!-l t to chok e off a ni n th m ning Cin Van Meter led of( with a double ST. ANDREWS, Scotla nd UPI­ er's field by a score of 1[ 2. gl ln g deeper lh the league base• habit of beatm1 th e Clevelend In- cinnati rally. or l lwm hy G Swi�ht•r or t h e T. and scored on Harold Russell's M i<ldleport's Micke y Morr l11 with ment. & 1'. 11 ,;im. The All Stars will ground ball that went t h roug h t h e Arnold Palmer or Ligoni e r, P.a. , di1111u this aeuon, found them,. a rookie �e 1l-1, and 1 s\111 "burne d up" al himself and 1 ( 12)0 200- 1� 1 1 0 Ray Sadecd, Ives 11,l al)(tul th e s am e spot in seco nd bue ma n . Nlg Van Meter Scotlar1d ' § rainy weE1ther, had h is ,:ood control and a sharp breaki ng Racin e O U 000-- 2 4 4 he Amirjcan Leaa:ue race. Bogged d�led out ju11� four _hits to I e fin&led Ruesell home and Dick work cul oul for him today in cu rve fanned I t while walki n g Pomerot (WP), 8ailey {ft). and Sal- [!lW°P, With both the pltchi11e and I G1al1ts, who shpped. into fourth I four in going the di!!t&nce for Price only Vouna s illgle d V1mMete r home to the final round of th� Britis h pencer (LP), UdPil o ft , th ey finally &ot squared pl.�ce, an� Stan (The Man ) Mt S e also allowed 011ly l ey, Wickli ne {jj), Middleport H coi�pl�te the 11coring. Open golf ch.impionship. four hits to the Syracuse batters. soyd (2), Blackwell (2) and "!:,Aayer, a,Wa); �nd �oW have won three sial belled a two-ru� h?mer 0 J1e,g1e Russe ll Wl'nl ell th e The Americ El n O pen a11d Mas­ Spencer (2). atr,ll'iht aJld nl�e oJ th�r last H,. te,'1 the Cac-ds to their victory . . way for We�l C�lumhia �nd gave t ers champio n WBH tied wit h S id 24 IIOURS A DAY has suffered d 3 e rt i M ';t)l�Y. 1hey are ol\ly ,4 ½. games 1 .B�uman n, . who O 11 1ro-io QO � \ t1 up three hill m ear n ing th e Scott or E ngland for third place s SyrillcuSt, - 2 t !I beblb �� leal{u� � leadi ng . New -:1th arm mise ries and W!ldne� . vjctory., �o n,ard Krebs was th e four strokes back of pace-setting 000 002 • i• a nd C. Bush. Winebren - vOrti: �' nk'� and .af.lt run n ing ,�n{·e comi ng up to t�f _ ma :' m M. Mon l l losing plt�her, By United Prffl l'1f•rniit on. . Kel Nnjlf! of Australia a nd two ner, Loll k1 (5) and Cundiff. a't;,oug t A -,,�kl !lheA'd of last 1055, had Utlle trou e _ s� malg West tolum b li1 111nd Smith's will strokes behi nd Roberto De Vicen­ NATIONAL LIAGUI. P e h d t n 1� the , Indiana, wh o . . . )'f!ar'! pellnant-winnihg pace. B face each othe.r In th e secon d zo . ol Mexico. . e thre mg •W 2 � �!�- G by comm1tt lves ' , ' • •m th 11amc on tuead�y ni�ht at 8. B 9 .-3 I 1 , Palmer remained i n cuntentlon pj\O,buri:.h sud41,mly haye e rr r . who Plritet, The 1 'IJ Le 1 1. Mqnday nl,:ht • �1 f2 33 -� 5 ).llf calls by shool.ln& a three-under-par 70 Milwau�ee the to bo foun't! the p0\g a Hn\e ro,u sti , na me dMon uquette, h• n b lo on st, An4t'f;!W.il' Old Coune Fr\• Los Angeles 40 31 . � 1 9 8 �Qr thf. ,N•� H1Ve!1, split a t•i-night double- header American Leagu,e ,t\Jl-StJf, le,am, 0 t 7, at e 38 .1113 81\ 4 i,,l \ ,KY�f �k � _ da,v ror a M-hole total . or 211. lfow Si. Louis wlth tho PhldalepMa Phllilel; \he kept the Yan k.;,, olf - •trldo while \be Moua tainteri \o t S yra- ever, the normally mild•man nered San Francisco . . ;l9 37 .�)� 8'11: cond- plice 1ttliw1ukee Brl't'ei il.e· Ta 11 by and Mabone teed off with Phone WY-2-3535. se cu1e at 8 and Clifton·M1u,on lo Pennsylvania became quite an,­ pncin nati . 2 35 41 . reat� the Clncinn ati l\edsl 6-S , 0� doubles in a big, six-run seve nth Pomer�y . \V, .llll!h �I ff,1 l16 ½ face Waverly of. Pai'lleflb,u r g a� 9. gry when he misplayed the fihal ):l hil.1.de\phia . . . 33 d .ti& U dlllr a ,oml:,i ned five-hllter by J\ia n Pl· i nni n g rally: Th e latte r contest }1 th e hrst two holes which cost him tWo and Chicago 2g 45 ' .392 17¾ a LI lttd ►rtiii tnteN\itloli•I ulTO a11d Dou Pl�he, I.nil the eame of th e aecond round. The perhap!! thr ee strokes . 1ult1 Fr day • :a lblhg are golna; for LouLI Cardinals rou\:ed lhe Hiil�a . , lb seco nd rou nd will be completed h s, flrat, Ph l ladalp._ l _i 6 'Pl thbur1 'dAS1) '.II , W \'ft . _j 1\flp\e Lears, \be; s1fl .nanciatO G i8nu, 'H , II\ otbtr Tpro�o e ut on TuesdaY nlfhl with the se mi­ , fw lllw,I CARDS SIGM Tj\CKLI . -s · , have a tood chanc1 of wlnnln1 finali to follow on Wed nuday WI!!�, llfMl'lNO JITLi ST. LOUIS UPI-Lonn le , J,o h n• Plttsttur1h I �hlladel phi'• i, Ht• th e JOB() .inttrnit1o� al Leagu,e , iAC)lEJii q; a ,.-11\ln)' . l Ufl� e , · son. El 245 pound tackle with no ennant In recO rd•br eaklng fasl1• ��ril nei pe AlleJo 1)( Sp a.in w coll ege experienc e has been sign­ Ml lw��-= t Cincln Mtl 3, nle ht pon I, n I9ht , 5t· L.D�1• 7 SIn F r•nc I /lie "Pl\iliP• _Pr\ll" J�mPlol co�ed 11s a rree age nt by the St. . '1,o\lhle•�¥\et •Wup over teal, Fr)9a.)' ,� the Intematlon,1 t Anv-1•1 5 Chldto Louis Ca. r dlnah of the National lot "!_ � ! thiei itl)chestt'r Red Wl n'gs Friday "bow. J)e All1Jo wa11 ,cloclSaturday11 Probable itltc-a H0 r8e P. Foolball League. , ni g ht _ �- l and �O _ .:ave the BUILD IT WITH : 1 6.4, wh1I, clelrlDJ 12 o1.. Cincinnati at Ml lwauk H•-N• , •, � � 1 • \ '!- , od l av with ead t I ame a O, a Le • - - J.6 va NottllNrt 1-0 co,,rmark. sl�cles . Geora:e Morris Of Ne9i ARMID ,oRCES BROADCAST the season at the: hat r-way C.1 naan, Conn., flll!shed eighth "' 1 -0 a years Experi en�� \\rl\li A�van'ce ilalliiy\l\lg. NEW YORK UPI-Sportscssters n der u , eal Royals Montr The u 12 0 "· frnm tiden 30 or fleld c h 1 ' 9 •t -" F ranc Iac�Ell.. the in Red Barber and Phil kizzuto will ''" Clay Hopper won the pennant l n nations. t11E assist ln Armed Forces Nelwork worth 4-6 v1 McCormick 9.5 1948 by l B¼i• games _ the l eague We Mb Coucrele To Your Own Speetflcations, P l ttlburgh d Phllacltfphl1 n l tht , . br oadcasts of the two major lea \ record. The Leafs' club record i1 IIYSEL L'S BEAl:JTY S!lOi>Pl!: ---f-R HOM T 00 l>U 9Deliver It Rl�hl To Your Job When Needed S_,. gue All-Star gemes next week -Law 1 1 -3 vi Conl,y !-4 by 1 1 "ames in 1925t under Billy NEW YORK UP I-Sammy BoulSt. Loul1 at Las An91IN ni1ht t h at will be beamed lo U. S. Sou thwor • th Pod 1-6 or -Brotllo ,_. vs n,a booted home four winner11 meUs force� overseas. The Columbus Jet s n ipped th e Friday to (llve him the Aqueduct \ - ·-- ,_ ------- Koufu. 3-I. , Miami Marlins. .2·1 behi9d Ben- ridi ng leadership. Boulmeti1 made Svnd•Y ,I G1 mes , , i 1 nle D aniels' flve.h1he,r.. . . �d the It 10 for the current me eting Plttabvrgh •t Ph l lact.lph l a V Richmond Virginl1nll dowrled the wllh victories aboard RHll)· Sum Cincinnati at Mllw•uk• Havana Su11ar Kings, 3- 1. on a thin $9.!SO, Don Pog&lo ,-:20, U1Middleport P1 ge St. Phone WY-2-3284 Sf. Lou l , at Loi An1' 1 " ' ' ,, ' four. hitter by Art Ceccare lli i n dipur $1UO and Get To n· $8.80. ' .I . ,1 1 ' . ' ... o at Sa ll Franclaco 1 Chicag . __ e• Montr Buffalo The . es gaJtl r e oth = _ __ _ _ _ _ _____ AMERICAN LEAGUE 'al game was called .after eight innW l Pct. GB i n gs because of nl n with the scor e ' 45 28 .616 New York ,lied, 1•1 . 42 31 .57!1 3 Cl e veland The Standings : 45 36 .556 4 Baltimore w. L. Pct. GI Chlcar.o 42 34 , 553 4 ¼: Toronto 53 24 .6h · Detroit 35 39 .473 HJ¼ Buffa lo · 43 34 .551 10 WHhington 35 39 .47:i 10½: Rich mond 46 40 .115 1 1 ¼ Ka nsas City . . . . 29 46 .387 1'1 ,a 42 .475 1'¼ H a vana Boston . . . '. 28 48 .368 18½ loc hMt.r 35 41 .4'1 17¼ Frld•y'I le,sulh , MDntrHI 34 42 ...7 11¼. WHh ln1ton 9 Ba l tlmora 5, nltht Collln\bus 36 45 .44-t 19 Bodon I N,w York 0, n l 1ht Miami , 32 ,, .395 2? Chicago 4 Cl eveland 1 , nigh. . , .;;;;-,.;;.;;;;;;;.�;;.;;_;;.=a; -.1 Kan,u City 5 0.trolt 4, 13 IMI• i" ii ,... night ' Saturday•, Probable, Pltch1rt Waa hlntton ,t laltlmor......aa­ AT tnea 4-t n W•lli.•r 2·1 Naw York at loston-C11>1NI S. THIRD and ASH STS. 9 VI o.tock 2-3 MIDDLEPORT. OHIO -0 C l avel 1nd at Chkap-- ranl G Open 14 Moun, C losed SuMay f..2 va Scor• 1 .3 Detrolt tit K.anua City nltht­ ,, WASH 20c DRY Sc lurnalde 3-4 vs H1H S-4 Suncl1y't 'Olfflff Clrnland at Ch lcqo, 2 Dttr.lt at 1Can1u Cltw, · MRS. DON GOSNEY, Waahlngton at laltlmort O#ner and Operiatqr , New York •t lolten f ' ar� wf1* c r :'e I l"J'fl�t:ne �· ••" to-:wcomt "'trre !l\n1�\ih e\ "t tti t,r iing f."• ' llil,,o ot : �! i.tn_ 3 Ro,;,ms I New F u rn it u re '' • ONlY ' ' • •• ••• • • $299 ..:..afs Th. "aten Re�or, d, spreau1.i "r ·.l.r It' Chfthi.h MASON FUP.NllURE CO. ·- I '! PLANNING A PATIO? ��t tk"��'i.. It�.,, . I 1.. ■ More Sports On ' ". 6 Tod ---ay::._______ �---""'"""""'"""-P--age or. �1. 1::�;;;-�-�-��----r;;..,:;:;:;;;a.., Ti,.e Goeg I e1n • Reau -...l y-M.I A C o. t\t • CENflR iI Saves Maney - Time - Waite • Sw•t•el's ASHLAND SatVla ""'L'-'� .· �Al· T' rl� . n of _T H E MbNt· H I . Balntyllst NOW R"leh ADrlkrl TO Dorst . ' sr�r b� Ui:� Hystill $ ,�tailty Sht,ppe 1 - 1 CDRREC'l'IOJ\'l DR ESS ES s·1 .oo Of:F O E LOT OF GIIWI, l alacll T-T'1IO C hlffll!IIDn IN NYLON Ph11 Tax .and ftec1-P,P.1ble Tlre ! I OVE.R 65? .... l,ti ""..•oF"""'" a;:r SID 6.00-16 ,.,o:-iT ,.,0-1 1.1 1 T.i'O:iT ,. ••• s . •,tws lo• ■nd r.coppobl• tire �- �::rit,opl IOUf , '"""•m.l ----,·;-::-;;hct -;:.-,:;s.;1o;a1.a;•. I " No oWi..-. �� P81L WIWAM80N . . , ,, < ' , . Tbe\.e' IF 'lit...�1-.... . �'i _.,, ; • o:.. P�or c. W. Prof m. l () ,!II w.e ,,'!!•-• �:= � !. llii• ,slream!!! 1r � · �i � * '"N lliit �!\I' .n, !!Ci �u:t�to the if,;e � ---· •"'• all, n. ! \ I -i . ,. .. . Twn hundred lears ago a famou s Englishman is reported to ttave ••�lair.le , "It hili come to a pretty pass when religion I! allowe� lo lliteiiere wi th a man's privato life!" tl �� J• · ' ed thousands of yea·rs for perfecting the alli� anc':.of ��Ii· b'!}nd _iuslicq, and there are those ·�•eh yet who i)sl s i. thll I e 1,;,iurch must not "interfere In ltusiQess or poli, l Ucs."lt lhe pro11het Amos Wfre to COil\e to life in this genera­ tion , however, he would very probably prrach some of the same sehnons for which he was black'listect nearly three thousand years ago. Juitlee-Nttl(lllal Strength . The sb-ength 1�r any nation - its ability to withstand crises - ·1onslst1 Of a blend of mapy moral qualities. Evil , whether 1t takes tHe form of economic inslability, intellectual dishon­ -esty, or mo,ral flabbiness, is a process which saps the strength of any people. · • 1· usllce No nation can p racIi ce 1n w1'th out sapping I s own ' 't strength. One of the greatest weaknesses of Russia at this stage of wor�d 1 is th� laCt that she must rety·upoll alli�� �4ch as l .Du�gary and Poland that have !tiffered ln.lustices at lier hand . Ohe of the greatest weaknesses of the United States is 1 hat fac� t]:iat She has millions of people wb,o Have long been treated as though they were second class c iti ze ns. \;)1liyd-George oti,ce sa,id, at a critical moment i n the course orld W ar I, that England was worse betrayed by a Lonqt �on sll\fll than by any regiment on the field that mighl desert its post. The defenders of justice constitute the surest defenses of any nation . : (CQJWrjght J�OQ. by the Division of Christian Education , Na­ tionat Council of the Chu•ches of Christ in the United States ' . of Am erica•. , u� II!�.. in., We crtit Wl' w lite '11..�. to � �� . .' • .,�Wi'� :· f\i . . :, • iii,t<•.. \\j TY SDIU lveryon• 3 ,�d ""'"'°' *..- !Ibitlli•-r;,�... Pl'Qor "t�::.' �;1�:'.i1hi��'io- ?J. '\tirJ!!!� �rit : ·rn�' u ) ,i.Tu&� � fµt . Ill boi;.;lol� �i�knfflJlli ■ �;ii;g:;;;��§� rn lllmf expos, lm6fi&e ,. uibie'' gt ff������§i�3\ i-.u�. l!"lell .,.._.r,,, i'.; fl\"'" fli, w;f.ijlt! i.,111,; · ,,S=fl tt · �, · wayJii l\'!P -�� "-' • ,;.....ir \ I lnlegrlty Undermined The rock base of the strength of any nation is the moral character of lts citizenry. When the people are corru;.ited thl" doom of the nation is in sight . The proph�t . Amos - one or th e truly great ones in the his­ tory of the Hebrews - was a countryman whose keen eyes ' could see the deteriorated life of the nation. Extrava·gance, i:upidity, sexual immorality , drunkenness. and callousness ha d sapped the nation's strength to the point that it was face to faee with doom, At the same moment the national coffers were full , trade was good . the services at the sa,nctuaries were brilliant and dramatic , and public confidence was at hiih tide. It was lhe custom of the times for those who had something to say to the people to take up their position at the gate of the city and harangue the crowds. In the absence of newspapers, radio, or other rheans of public communication, their a·pproach was direct and personal. The prophet Amos, being profound Iv convinced thdt a terrlble doom awaited the state because it had ftistereu njustice, accepted tthe responsibility of the hour and took I he stump as the champion of justice . Justlce and Morals According to the thinking of the times, religion had nothing what�ve_r . to do with justice, If the chants were recited cor• rectty\ if the sacrifices ort the altars were without blemish, H the ritual w.is pl'operly observed , that was all religion de­ rnanded of the pe,ple. Amos create d a s"ensatiorl when hi? demanded that justice be done the poor, that the bribing or judges should cease, and that the land �oldings of widows should be protected. When he inslst�d ,that the priests of religion ihould stand as de­ fenders of the potir, it sounded like a revotuticnary doctrine . ,, - ,•: � , · ) · � m. 'I\·r:..,· t. ' .... I be- - f• · . • • -• ♦ •• -'• • • • �••",., l -� By Roy L. Snillh 'Ml.ere com e times in the li(e of every nation , and every community, when justice needs a friend. Under such cirtumstances the forces of religion are under a solemn obligation I to spea·k up, or sacrifice their claim s to being the defender s of good morals. ti�t<>ry - ,e· . ■lbzlOU- '- • _ _ tile t) nll'Q�l)I shn�ilw 5/,ho<ll lesson lo� July 10: "AMOS DEMANDS SOCIAL j!J$TICE," Amos 2:ij-8; �;' 8:4-11 . ' '' . ·i1on Ch •rch ., c�rl st, POf!l"'r;t Rar'n v'le Jld. Eugene UnderwoQO mlnlster: Bible School 9:30 a. 11\·� 1•orntrg worship 10:30 a. -n. l!:veri Ing WorahlP 7:30. p, m. Roi>erl ':leed. 'Bible School Sqpt. Mllway Communjiy C hurch, Bobby Searle,, Mini st er. Chuck Searles, Sunday Schoo], Supt., Sunday School starts at 0:30 a. m., i.,tayer meet l ng Tuesday 1 :45 p. w� IP:� be 61 • •, as lMt I §1,f, ., �•1-td c' ;llililjf L,tor - · Utn11, Id t'Olla rtola: •• l>milond Riud llliida-, ilebo�I Ii:� •Ill p,-..hllJJ •11:'lo ·.,,, ••• Bib•• Stud;, Wel ren,, ...�..,,. """'"' 1... Natlo klt't low.- SEl']IOR CITIZEN Pollq,. ,.J ffltft ond �a, Offr op H. olffl -d «mr■p , • , ,ucl lc'a guanatttd nnawablt. Pnictlil i-., banal J!� ,.,1 peaea of mind, Ill out «>•fO'I Qlow: � t,I FIRESTONE DISTRIIUTOI • Ttitt! I I JI : - H I-I Rl • '" H rfi· '/ .1, , N -r: l/l'I .)r A4 11!!\ · a B EC KY'S •ut Som, Wu• Athaillla AA is leery of conventional reHgious term inology, It knows that ma ny of the peopl e who need AA most would quiekl)' Sh)' l'.IW.ay from iny organiution that had an odor of churchly sa nctity about ll. so let it be said, and ::tressed that AA i s n ot a church, nor a substitute for a church. u is not allied with any sect, denomina• tion or com munion. Its membe r· ship includes proles tanta, cath olies, Jews and a hu ndred v arieties of free-thinkers a n d non-conformists. At least half of its memben were self-proclai med ag­ nostics ot atht'tisls when they first approached AA. It has no dogma or cr eed which new .members are required to accopt. The on ly con dition or membership is a desi re to stop drinki ng. But wheh all of illat I s said lhe fact re ma)ns that AA i s f�n darri'entally a fellowshlp or m'en a nd Wqme n Who . . have undergone a pl'ofound spifiluil exl)ei'lence. •le•• YOUa CHOICE lnsW!led SAMI TIRI SUBTEEN thr: inflated the obsessive seH-centen1d• which aff lict e very human and to which alcoholici. to be pE1rticulsrly vulnerh SERMONE'ITE FREI PARKING • ego, n ess, ,oul, seem able . ' Y SCHOOL I.FASON OF THE WEEK t:h• Srr•cua• Mtthatdlat C�urch I Rev. Carl Herring, Pa stor. Sunday School 9:30 am, Pan a Winebren ner, Supt; Worship service at 7:30 sermon Belief About God. I h h ta l a. 1 , THE AMER UI C: Sha..-_,, u.rc . L• Pa,tor. rt ,-• l unday "· , 11 ALAISE 'p au'bert ! S -Li . By Ra1.,,. 4;,_ tlde , , �stor, , lohool g,30 a. m, worablp ..,. Finl Baptist Churc • Pomeroy, �o S•n�o, evening •t 7:30. . . With the recent holiday, Independe nce Day, re minding us Chtw•• ,1 the ,....,.... sv•• of the t�ihS• t�at pertain to· National life•. it aeems that , th e �-, ••�- H1 rotd Holtttft, ,.,�r. foJlowi ng editorla l (quoted in part) on the theme of Ame�1can 'h1Dday tkh ·ml rup •· t11. Mornmg Mal aise In recetlt issue of Christlahity Today Is •tgnlflcant Vor,hlp 10,30 •· ir "1YPS 1,30 P, ebster says• Malai se means a a,;; Evangel lsUo nrvlcee ?:30 P and . desettes lo be sha d, "- W•rui,..., ;,so pr.,.er m••� feeh�. �� 1:1n��slP,-eU or ;i'i d !feq�for -- t .) , . Prayer !tour Ii TUeaday ah Standing on the battle$hl1t . t/·S .S. ��OJ,?.ri 9l\�ky har- lnr; 1:30 p. m. MlsaloMfY aervlce !, i bor, Septeinber, 2, 1945, Gen�rij J)o\l.gl as JWJ.fi,�l),.np�r Jl ter_ed 1 Ole: � ,fUesday or tM ..nonlb at I a profound warnlng. . "We liave had our last cliance, he said. T:ij \I. 'rii. , 0 1f we do not now devise some greater and rttore equ itable • thurch of Na.. MulNtTTsystem, AbtuagedtlOri will lJe at our tloot. The problem basi- unto� �v�a. P�oy. �. E. E. cal!y js th�olol)c•I ,and lnyolves ,a spirltila! recni\lescence •.nd Cox, P!•tor. !unday &hool 9:SO; . improvem,el,\l. of liuman character that wtll synchi'onl,e with M ornl•1 Wonhlp I0.80, NYPS at n g servl : Ev . lJt • our , . . advance in science . • . materia• and cul t�J'·l de�elop- S 18 e!e� '1 :.SO; Pray' , .. . 111..t1n1 Thu..day 7.30 ty,t�Vf tll� fies�." m ents ll nl�st � of lhe spil'�'i,lf ior tlcih �ai � l:Jn°: �.:::� seem& to llttle dQ t .thii� 8J :ri � ,uNDAY part ,of lijf rlwor ma1ai� . 'IJ us d erw · . ee[ . ll!l'Dlngs b ( k a "'° • nd , ..., po:,�. S1mcta;, $<h oot Wlll'N•TV gr�tei" Uta G_ eh�ra1 MBf A·rthur; Ull 1ess we b men .. ac :IO 1, nl., ._,,-1 Bo.10, npt.; to an �w.,-en•ss of ,God:s Iaw1 uoleos�e spiritual lrornln, wonbtp II o. m. ; Evon, lo God Cbauelll - 9:45 1,111, hber of· raCler is put back tntb the 111fUdure of our nation .:eUstla ""lcl 1:BQ. P. m, rrayer 1160H: '1 Power Renews """'vor t'i ,. - "' 1'-""'P1 " • �� hi partfi · r ·U,t .f\ltttre of our · •at I\Jtloh U1 in iierll. Bone Struct.Ure•t C ltrlstlin Science lioc: llfY. 144 A patient ' enerally in�l,sts ti!1�\' hieiirhig th! dtagnosls l'�lrvlew C h un:ti., lev. ........ ·•"tlne. d he .-&ii would offer � n�- 1bom,a, pootor. Sunday. oelaool ot M O l�err, Ave., Pomeroy, Morn• 11t Wi .. � � f;,' -JI\ " f -"st ' · I < ti' 1,30 om S•pl Herbert - Rouoh; Ing sorvlcea at 1 1 with Sacra( ¥•P,., OIO . ? ' �Ul'JX)Se or Am• . ,w!C4 m� i !rst U,, 5en , c;, 1r1yer WedJ1 e lday 8 :00 nient the sUbject or the lesAon /i'll.'e, h �jf .\inerlca · ls lllm ·IS -liourt� U o'ik: b,µt p"'ach lnaervleea her l SUnd11 , •llht 7:SO: a,rmon. Golaen Text : Search �ng lnvaded ,Jlry,.lbe:IMl!la of ,l�"CJl�Rl. pm, -/DU"ll ,people, meettng Snn• O r ,bl!/2 God atta khtiw my li aft; t . lo i\ili� lt l\11,othe Way. Amerle& ii � B . £O�nlry J>oy d•y 6:45•PJO. - - · .• · , !Ile k�ow my thouflit , an W Q il'6i too,. f� a-ml· wt.veil too. ll'lu.cb to. eatr Provide a .. fine� ........... Chu rchell Jev. aee If tbel'e be any wicked way sitult1bit Iii ""JUlrl!il lo, wort haril on le&n w, H. lt,o•nl>M..... -· Lau'!'1 11>e, ond le•d me in tho war ff"• •• and tie'� aluff lb Him will soon Plld. CU_rt: Sut#iy, .fldhool 9:30:.'_· .L�'!. everlas�lng. Psalms·' 139: 23, 2fi Wloo, -IIUo_tl Cl• � Wed�l•w,, ��,n ""_ ....1c•. at ·t ni>tt ij� \jIf•lid ·-, �� 8 "·d . , �- .�.vi,. ,,, ' " aoijng •• • �.hi an ' o, 10.90 m W•. Beno, In cur ie , AIL•re wet,ome. UPflT&gU• "' ·- · e • '"'" I w 'I H• "4tcOu• h IS J'IIY teJVltel 7 P, m, " . tic 11 F l,:tl a pttlf C ••ru.l I ••h brtak" � t,h'e\' h01)r�.' II ilrvlctl-'Z:10 'D, m. putor .h, �;qe c. . tuhben, ' ' P.oine�:'y. There s 11: to be an,e tm�us �n�� Jn, 1'9.. �u1,11neas, fraye? •••tlQ: W_,.eld•1 '1: P. Willla Waw>n, Supt 9:80-11 : 16 ,· without apologies, in our . me.... A. .womaa QuL eat ,wro . \�.\!.• ta to a m. co"lbl� a\ a�qe pf, worel\ip · and IOVflOl'Jl colump t.'<111\plalfllhg. about tier l!Usband who bad run •• lllttU tr.. _ v,111o<11■1: aludy. ' o bir Wllllltm Slerrett. oym, tbe, 11'1� of \)"o small children and ro'fmred ID stop be· W. R. 1t,1uou•llh, putor, 'l'!n· S1rm99_ Why Ls Jeoua 1h• Way ta cai.u, "l �li'l w3nt lo mj� � race " Ynqng qlfP,: chobfe 4-f S.tol � 0.80 L m.. Worley Real Free4om?" Nut"ry and Junt heir "'e w i. iQi\n they HaJ,y, I. 111,pt., llomfni . Wo,. 101' church (o� children: 6,SO ciih ,\ !lb no o�ll)l ,., o/llP 7 f, Yqutb , meeting:_ Tu,ld., 7:30 o. ._ F11Y tfl:111 � , � u� it !". can. J!I!.., Y · for Ii� ' ht-.i:i r.'.•; u\tt WP' • 1 • .... • -- •rt\ee •1:r. Robert '.& • ui I s ,, t ·•· � e lllblt:elll " Ble� !( �§.� hh�. , II IDffllttl Lo:::/j:" n b -' lp tual tlqg.,�4 1!!11 ...,�l a ttloral 7:I0 ,'111-11, ' . . • , .. roy. Wm, A. Ro�r1■ .. Re<1or. 9, 00 the Unlted . .Sta'-. ls,Q !!Id to w�rk -tt•I mlly Eucb,rl_., 10,90 am ,.,..,...,,, . •· '� f>l r\!ll;,�t� to}. 1Pe, I 1qllll\.11! the pellple. . Our CoDI tulion•, e- l!Or<U, Jt, Codner. Pl..� ,..�., _ 11 .1'1',yer �n4 sormon. July M amble apeats Of. ' prOl!IOiln& lbt. general· J11!'8lflltll'.'. .and t at sthool )II •· m. C�lldreo I Cb,u,,ti !th 0:� ,om �•l")lna Prayer ! means moral. wett · · examnle w n We take a s J\d I p. m. Worship 7 · 30 p. m . SW.-dq wlp! ,er,n� ..C•�t. Jtqi1111d Har1 'l'ueed,y Ind ll'ridff. vey; �u� �$11. No ,Senioes; July . aga · inat th'e IB� ' 1r,1'1... J. . ade our gover • "1.tb i, � ' • - _v i Cfturch Chri Bradford el t, 3)■, 9;_1;1Q aqi F!imily Eucharlfll; . s ment and cOhii r tbe e w,·, ilR' ; l Ralph llunible, P11tor, Jlm Jleed, 1Q;80 I f� g n� , .,m Mornin,: Prayer and welfare. When we ask that our looa) dru remqve COili� Supt; Blbl� t<hool o:ao am; Morn• Sor!'!�• � lllft of Lolita and h Q !U! lltera from ll bookltal(d , Ing Wllnhl� 10 ,10 am; Chrlolion -�lot ��•rcj,• Atlrtd. Rav. we are not onlY'i leclmj Otir childreri, are working :for Enduver <,putli) , p._: ��lnl l\oliert , C rd, P■stor. Sunday R • the general welff i. . :I J� �. wonhlp, 7JIO: WMnesdQ evenln1 S�ooJ i:-� oyd ;)>UUn,1er Supt; Patrlollsm sets I pliy_ durl111 a time of w:ar; why AO! Bibi• St\idt ¼:110. ' Worablp �ce, ti 10:45 with ·Iii, i tlllie. jleact! iiilP,U.tl!al i!@tf Jte/,Uret, bofh)'e "-""°.� · , ,tt -n, , V, _j\;,. C,r . ; )Vedne,day .•••h• i il ,..1,.n.1, � inl . ,11!',Y!' ,e!)'lc�• ot_ 7:3p, 1114k!Ai, a lll!"j!Ch �,•u W' b!>fpr� wr,llb,g ,11._ bo.vk lit' irtl• wel llo'. ...� : leltiony 1uil tl....,h. F. E, · tie: llii.tm,lt! 'or lel ' ' ltlit· "'rilliu�•• belOl'e ilbtioUn� � 11 30 .: ... in . .�.. s,pt; ori> IUI lnr wonhlp jl:JO, Cl:1111.tan , lilt- pnnn, l',ator. il:omlng worship oL , Well tu;, ,: oath alon IO!lle }lne • 1 Otis ' �bt d� lhl'coqn tie tatr, but ��:...� p. Dr.; j�eli�' won�I-� :!�t\n!f( 1::, lil!r. �\lilibry for ,!iy own 1/lnolllm all Of WI+Church. F. ,. 1;; flnandil � ln 1?JQIBl)C!!1, plau51, or )"'eo: PublHic tneelfal iun. !i p. P•nn, Pak1/":. �lmday 1.,�lll 1!�blrillfit>, School at 1 lmmo,alby, 0 \vilO oonlmtt BUcl\ I' I ■,j Wat$tewer ltudi' .. .. �iln,ie �\llh, Supt; Evewill not CtlllUnt Alnerita to tbe scorn and di• BlbleJJudi, Tu••• e '1. m,• n ni aervlce o,00. , c:ule of her eneml , I i!JII uphdfd ' honor of theee >Upltea lll1 jYfllCtt!I 1ii Uf!.. "le llil1, '1\�. t j. ,t/,l . ' Seli!>91 Tiun. i�·�· , , Dilitll, toill>r; Supdilr S.hoo! at 1 • staies.'• , · 11,n 'Qulenberey, S�pl ; Hf �lltrlnl �\ · �� lmM.I'J. •• .... •• .-ve Am encl,• .... J,t It not l!IIO!!IIJ.,ll�- !'l\!!i;te,1·111m "' · Dot\, w' ai:Mollff"""'L ��bbil 10:tS: , 11.. \IIQ, believe ·Wt ' of la tile <IDiy · foundaU l lliltor: ·sull'lar Sc"9ol 8"10j L !li Jld 81ble Stud, ; od n · W , t , MIion ) yalty bimnlf wil[ l!onor, A -reyl..1 0£ � , t- i10<nlnf P.11· ,i, Fl ,:tt Unltod ,=r '1el!l>l!)llt: !lli ffl�'as , tt s, '!it :Nilllllt-' � ', 1 n.11. II• �\ ,cl!illllibhil mi • 11, · ,i - , l!IIO Wlinblp r• li, .l fill\,Mf I .;. ,1 •�- '1.:81� ' . , .,,...1••·••· silhlt 1161fit•"Nir ------ Duds In Suas laundry From America's Foreltlost Manufacturer •-11t, el,� Phtitle Wt-t-3557 For Apl\oihtment . . . .. . . "'"""""""""""""'""'========-,--,.,= I mulaling �ny detailed creed about him. Tlie fellowship is called Alcoholies Anoflym'o us . Members usuaQ)' ,hor\en lhe name LO "AA'' Duri ng the quarter ce�tury since it was founded I n Akron, Ohio, by a slockbi-loker an d a '.1\11 O sure eon, AA llaa helpe d to aal• vage at least 250,0® huma n beines from life', scrap heap. Ct&rka Allu ll haa won yie high e&tfl'em of Mf. ·a nd Mrs. Rex Balley and do�tors, pgychia trllts, clerumen, sons 1p!!nt th!! weekend i n Clevej ud$ea and plain citi:rens--0f land with relatives. eve:ryotie, in fact, who has see11 Mr. e nd Mr.11. Wood row Dean AA iJ . �� where in else s cce felled and son of lfarianna, W. Vi., in rescu�ng alcob olics k91fl the sperr.t several da)'s with Mrs. Nor. retl1;'\s of a progreasive an d ulti• ma DeiR ltld other reliti ves. mate y fat•' ..,.. disease. _ Mary Jo Roush, West S h liide, , Authors Mlaa Poiq.t !lpen t a diy with Kathy Reuter. Outai�l'I h•Ve wt'ltten hun• Mr. a nd Mrs. Henry Elthi nger dreil Of learneil ar ticles to ex· 1 a nd sons 1pent the weekend with plai�'' }J�" AA works. But th"ese Mr. encl M:r1. Raymond Van Meter dlssertaUop often m ies the Youngstown. Their son l>onald p j � _ be l!I s�� the a�thol' U n o s _ are t:; Ray !P"n t ihe weekehd with Mr. s1111 p) e unable to bj!lileve� th .e , a nd Mrs. Eddie ifirtung. 1 11 b�ar witJ.ru:th to !i;�lch � Visiti ng Mrs. Mollie Bookrlta n �- at ev�i'y one of their meetover the wee� end we re Mr. ind ,na,: , 1'trs. · Wayne McGee, L.ancas er, 111.::. 1 AA 1·1 th'is : 1 out " ti'l.hk h ao Mr. �nd M rs. Willia m sn'lith, .B�· en In alcoholic Sinks tnto a liot and Mace! Gandee or Pt. Plea. �l;'te totil d,espalr-w:hen h� fi· sa t �� nni e Wt ll, Ml 1 Heiffll ah , "'�Uy 1ea� s , tllat he clh not help spent the weeken� W ith Mite l!':1- hhns�lf �hd that no human agency can help him-h e may reach berfeld. ' � blln'dl�, fflore in de s�ratioh , �r. and Mn. T. lC-. Bell · 'i;lt OU.t "an 1n !'• t• , for III Power l!t� h -eat· t Phoenix, Arlz., spent several daY, n with, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ric e Ind er flnda hl;mMr. and Mr,. M:ariQn Wood. , '' " -' I Nlf In, lie Jlrlp •f • Mr. a nd Mrs. Eldon Gaul 'h•\'i · ·r "'Which he doN Mt COft'ltN'th•nl recelved word that their 1011 . ihllf:� Mi �Iii._. •"' " to Pfc Richard Gaul has arrived in MlffMI, K _lt chanlel his whole life. It °3r� Mabel YanMeter , has . i;'f'· the str:�!!� \ to_ .ove7turned· home d , ler ' spend}ng s8Y.. . eral we,b with her sop Rl,liatd llELIPl�S. ►tLCl,ll !MS K_\�LED · and fan'li!Y in �al')', Ind. , . NEW DFLl{J lJPI _ Twen cy, 1, Mr. and Mrs. Dor�I Bentz a �d. �ive rel i&iou• ,Pilirlms ridiJII alo t) famlly, Akl'On, apenl" the!! weii:k a ·, crowd" tr�in �•Ch w� killed end wUI\ Mr arid Mi's. ::r. M. Ben'f.J Frid,1y wt,.�n \he_ tr�n went under Donni M,uack, l)elpre JIJ)l!nt i • Jow oYerhead "ear Mathur.a, 11 �ek wlt,h her rrandmother Mrs. report i,,-chln g , liere \oday said'. . LUlle Christ)'. . , , j)tl)ets were said to Twellty- lJJre1e Mr. and M;rs Roy Chrlaty, If!$. \le injur� 1;1 �e accident which LIiiie Christy and Mr. and M'rs. took plac-:: 80 iniles 1outh of here. · Donald .Matla<!k hf,� a pic n ie al ., VISIT$ , .. cHestER Forked Run Lake Sundly. M�. ahd Mrs. Vlrg!J Wood, AtMiss Dqnn a ,ef':n Kin& of Tamhen11, vipi\ed Mr. and Mr's. Mar- pi, Fihrid&, 8pe�t the holiday weekend wit� her mother, Mrs. i'Oil. WOQd, recently� , irrry tleland stationed at Cam() ' Edith King atl.d relatives at .c hes· P,erry . •��t weekend w!_th , ( ter Sh� made Jbe . round trip by " Mr; aild Mrs. 1\osa Cleland. plan'e. . l.. r,hestel" t''•ci I ltem, :)f lhtere,st AU,w14TIC SELF-SERVICE MAtHINE ' ,,J; I---·I E,frpnls fror11 all over :he 1 wOfl filete lathered in ,_.ung �� C�jh rece11tJy, 1;�et W�re c'eJeb,alinif the 2� .Jlnihvilrsiry of a reillarkable tel10,siup . of meri and Women - - - --- - 01<!' ·-S'l'ANDJNGS GOEGlEIN READY-MIX CONCRETE l ��!�n?!�osttow!f. ?. !� �� �p!�,it!.� n•��,fi,e�.i�?i,�� . �'!It� Pf'i11 lnte,rnah•�I �<>41 i r�afit)'• without for• ! to alco ol, but also n .. . , .. ' • When Justice Needs A Friend f Iii Bags Now Avdllable · .;r •'' • • C C� . , - - -•--- --- - - SUND.\ AA is Association Of People Wh() Are Li\.ittg '" ' Palmer ln Last Ditch Stand For British Title • ' 1\1• s.rv ft°�r c-1 �uil �-1,o,, ■ �i;."", ,. •. t,fb, Pl'OYor c , • �� , a.. f! Election Sure; Special n umber by the Junior choir, piano solo b}• Pamela Sylvester; 10:00 Sunday school; Wed nesday 6:30 Family Night with program at 7:30. Tho Finl United . p,.,by,.,t,n Chu ,ch, Middleport, Rev. How, ard Ruppelt, pastor. 9:30 Sun(by Schaal: 10,so Worship Servic e m I b �:n -��r:� �C��0f���1�':i�t � i�� Beloved, Lo,e One Another; or, gen and aceordian duet by Mts. Lillia n stem and Mrs. Paul Hapto nstell; Tuesday eve n in g Dlf'acons and De11,cone1ses to meet 7:30; W ednesdii)' 6:30 Junior choir, 7 Se nior ,holr, Tho HHth Mathodl,t C hurC!h, Middleport, Raymon Kofl krig ht, l!,8/IQ'j·.Sun�ar •c),'1<!1 9, 30 Jack Boiilli .,. ,!lllp ; , lllv!M woql), lp ., 10,30 subjed Looking Forward; Official Board meeting this evenine at chutt h at 7:30; wsc s to have picnic on parsonage lawn Monday .,,ming 6:30. Ea<h to bri ng own table ,ervloo and favorIto dioh. Flnt ..... ,.. Church, M ldch• port, ReY, Donald A. Boone, pastor, Tonv Fowler, Supt., 10:15 .am Morn ing· wonhlp: 11:16 a m Boar d al Deacon,: 7:30 Evening aervke; Monday 8 pm B. H . Sanborn Mis• ,tonacy Society mee ts at Road • aide park. Brl"" table service and •d di h w d d 7 30 :m'n';; Hour' �I �m Sr. ,hoir reh,....1 . Chu,ch Of Ch,l,t. Midd l-••• Fred 1. Gardner, Mi n l,ter, 9 , 30 Bible School R. C. Steffy, Supt; 10:30 Morning worship serm on l!IU bject Kinds of Followers ; 7:30 Eve ning service You Choose It; Wed. 7:30 Prayer meeting and Bibl e study, Tho Fodonttd Ch,rch. lvangeli• cal and Reform ed-Pre•byterian: w. J. Baf\:els, putor; John Wm. Blaettnar, Dlr. of Chr. Edu,.; Su nday Church School, 9:15 o. Worship 10;� .•. m., Holx Comm,nion; Fed • ecated cl,cle , Wed., 1:30 p, m , Flnt a.tl1t Ch•rch; Rach,o, A . c ey st u :�h,:i� ;� �1 !� :;�m i n� �:;. ahip, 10:45 ,. Ill, ''E,sentlal Step, lo Revlval.•. BYF. 8 p. m.; Eve ning worship, 8 p. m. "God Knows His Own"; Wed., ?':30 P- m. Prayer !"••ting, Qu,rterly busi.ness m eelmt. , , , " 'Jll• ll>ptlst C huicn, Great Bejld; �hur R. M<Cauley, �!tor: Moritlnr, worship, a._ m. "�"l'!l�l S!J!�• to Revtval"; $uiiilu �oopo,1, 1. m.; Evenint1 ieri<IU, 7:ilil m. ''God Jll>ows ms 'Oltl. t'>• \ . · ' ' i\. - l, Pl'!,�:; :k m.: Mb,.,._ p. /, ,,llo eo • What is it •bout fishing that appeal■ to many men ? Is it the tang of the out-of-doors, the salt spray, the play of the re� .- or is it a part of that age.old chel19nge of p1ttin1 oneself against the forces of nature? Probably. it is moatly the challenge, for man is forever excited by a dare. Yet, while life iii full of challenges, all of them are not fun. When it comes to meeting the �•t..r teat, iuce..1fully; you need a lot more ttian a fishinr pole. Then It ia that Faith comes iilto iti own : then it i1 that the teaching• of the Church are put into practise. Don•t walk by your cMurcli walk into it. Equip \1&1 fututi now., iil!xt S"!'d•r, - )'Olll'ff!Uor 7our oWil apll'lt­ Wida tlte faope it teni, ,,. so nt� nt-nre, f•slff ailil llelp sustain tha.t whirh is tJootl i• fa •fir, au miliiit11ielt9 lite, lf•ture is spblla'Ot"etl br, tile llnl whose name• appear ffeloao. ri�.•• Ii�• •MIi •••..••zatlou RIDENOUR'$ SUPPLl B; & •· GARAGt Furniture and Appli ances General l'.tito Chester. Ohio Phone YU-5-2 1 25 ii. H. SANaiiN Jeweler and Optometrist Middleport MAX WARD AGENCY tllU kepllfr Cot. Sy-ore & Put ' Phone WY•!-ma . ARtfoCVs sbH1o sTiilii -·� . Rock Spring, R. Closed Eaeh Lord's ,, Day . ., Pomeroy ., ... . . � , •• .;, 'lJ " . _, .. Nationwide lnsurarlce of C9lumbus, 0. 1 1 5 E. 2nd st.. Pomeroy. Phone WY-2-2ffi ' R. H. RAWLINGS & SON$ (0. Your Dodge & Plymouth pl,aler THE UNITEb Sfiii-&E8• OF AAUIICA ·.: " ' 'I, ' Custolil Built Lo<al Union 1688 1 JIJ!'fl8wood, W, Va. . ,. ' � ' ' llreakl Maiten ijf Hblalihl Pomeroy•• Budget Shopping Center - • 1 : . - Oit10 Yllsri Mj. l'O. 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Not Sox e Whit ets, Dodg \ d L ony --'eague ea I With Victories Friday ln Major League kaces act ne IDS, 0 Middleport's Micky Morris Pitches d Of R oun ' 111,_2 1!:1�hSo�l1tr t!�; :�me� Three More Teams Move Into Second tr Four ' H'Itter "'I O eat syracuse !�:! �� t�: · i Ben d SOftball Tournament A t 8 ""h'1111l 1n.Id R . - the Senaton ■cored lour UD• I s �:���i :�;r .�� l��?r ��� '\� f: m i�1 � th ��{'��ry e ,.,.,, ht ta., _ . . Bill Tuttle bdted � l:o-r;n , s!n gle in th� botlOm �l l e 1 t,� maing to lt l \'e the A s a come- o mbehind victory. The Tieers had th 4 e v �: ��a�� �� thart� �!:�e1f.� 13t h homer. Notional League game,. unatd ,..... lntemotlonal e 8 l r the a d e o � � :� a:: �1�P R ht �i� e: � Ya de W t B f'or a w h ile It looked 31 if Ib ey and Fran k Mallone p rovidi ng the hltt\ne and Bill Monbouquette the In area• Ppoy Le�gue . action last night Racme waUOped were, but that hardly wH the case pitching; the Washlneton Senato" � � d\.oda Po meroy 15·2 lo hold thetr lea�u� lead, while the Middleport t C�tilnir.� solid pi.tching and surprised t h e Baltlmore Oriole s, consolatio e . and n thl' and Turs• i:&nl Jets . M & B aron s we n� blaSt�rtnR S rad1 · li i\ M e h 1 face neKI into . Th rl't" man• teams mo\'ed l l t m.el) hllhng, lht Dodgers buffed \) 5 and the Kans,s City Athletics I L..,_ c hampiu n shi p conic-�, on ThursTwo fo ur filt ers t'it.elfi ' th e M't·o11<l rouud or the Bend I dE1y at 7 P m. • p t>y rd th e De troit Tigers, 5-4 . oul-Iast � VI('3 15 j \b Wli" their (fed t L.:.� 1 •1 1 . � , "l" L !,_ • , Smith's Up h olst e ring of Pa r k dav. t y ' ntl out the Softb.1 11 Tourna.ment Friday night he c J o l . &s IO rou nrt.. .he t ,_ y a e , �r l- 1n l .i.,1.,, . lnm t Ubl I"' · tor, Yltt the CJilci1b ' t� •· '1,- � 1 ne h e B P\,1,. / ••r, �. }.,1i. •, ,n 11 Bachtel 1-·1cld a5 Met Cla rk's eubur.i; sw_aqne9 all over �.akin t : : , ue f h i ��r: �,_ •• r, j l m u , 0-----0 bt All Stars. Parkersburj( Smith '! s\ste Hosp1t:i1. wtth . a 10·0 v1dory Po rh e��y b;1 t;�� wh�re·d . ll1�Yf � . 2 t "; 2 J:rt e J :c�� n play. ! Of ��be�!��o , Innings � i:�°' fiv 7:: t e e aft. : d : e � i ��� !� �!� ;, so I Upholsler111g anJ West Columbi a qll y, e uc Ba,ll s , reliev�t His fi\'e h 1 x-2 2 2 t • . . . . . r .l, , . ' I ·s llx tK� tt lt1ilh lri tft Slxt¥i b Th• L_a ldn team fell completely 'h· ·.,. hrnlo•s rel\!ss _ ,� on � . l • r('glsll·ri·d wrns. ,,, d nd ed h wal 1c. · p1 out a p arm, t'V? "urid • • " m . in "' 1-� )' 10 "" lS' � Ha.ss and Sta'rlling; e llure and · · sli Lo�k l wJtUe Wl\� lf.g t;l,t;. I ove� M r · All Stars did it with a apart 1n the ae�on(\ .Inning when �orheroy . pitc-h�rs slrllck bUl rt\! s Jas�· 11 bel U!d. th e Cl�v�- or reIiief, after ta h Se et\ •� D Cla,k. ; ""' · , arh!iir l n o ill.bin• , runs •ix e m�e tt \ aero;>}! put In illi'� m S_ t D g ' • t and 2·0 �,:tory Ol'er the Pt Pleasa n Craig. er h 1 I e walkm• sev e n ]\q� w Ft'l7'k with • ul, n, •,-1 : • of d 4 I ess. t:,r,d :.,com11 • , . . "" · ·'··i\ h w., al l td b4!<!6Us& n u -• n, �, . 1 1n · ,·'• , Racine ' e ffhtt was not his r & T M:1rket nine and ace f,ve h its and n me errors. Tlle ers Wert w f. ,u r e hitt ma e , • r arm w· e y s id. �\:lot\ polln i1,t d out i\ bhi! • ..,. . . Lakin . . . . . 0 DO- 0 l 10 M hurkr Hudy llai>s G er ald Clark'! lj\lter rig�re-nine erron in 011 1" n � u d s vai n . ,. � ' wi t h El t.\ome t � '1f\ l -l�t U� l !X!1 . M l:l ebort tHtl l"t f�re case Uke: R�1".lc , tossln l an im • t\ . . .�px-10 � 0 Price e l I , - , E S. i boomin,i! t riplt· following a walk innl n g-s,t a rel:oi'd tor the tour• Smith's r wit h l�o �ou blest 4.� .Jo �- R.n h s -id tr il pt easive sl 1-hltter. lltg' ' � 'th·,·a ir ame , b e lh o n le P�i,,del• son with .J doubh.•, Ted Bn_� to l'hul· h St obart provided one n nmen t. _,d "e . ·• �1•c y, , the1r. W'ilt•p �J�� � �be Dfil4&ff!:' ' . •!' i_n ,• i.ljj,I-. Cha�• Rt"laile rs . _ . _ _ ooo QOO 0-0 3 2 w '" n ··I ·' -d ,in , three - ·r ry• Jo� " ;.a _ , ":-1 cro� , h t iga: e,ac e 111 h " it 11 i &n:: run In thr First inning for Mel 's e li� phia s , anut!' W\ck , 00:l 000 -3 3 3 Pe Smith's 1core d again In the I mb'1 R USH Eu -t-. Ii 'BuSh ' nb l�b � �- Joh h A.l· fiH� in a row f!.d lllt;q w n , �e l est )ei.ri----l ooking oh, the Ph1b won leam Tht•Y M'ol·ed agaill i n t h l' third inninjl! on a n error, a walk, w KnJ)�, illi ·5 l1d les. Holman wit h two sm e1 ll� !-;; ; R g usa Garr h W ets-,,Of III s lht1t; RO\IS Lee th l h1\ .1 , lh� . o d ing walked ttle de m ved Clark e\;, s ;c-ri!ld � ( Dic J pitcher whl'll relief , 11111 2 d h on Lee sixth k · the o ener Larry Salser Elhd eff . and two hit blllsm en. Jim Hatfi e ld �ell and W. Van !Jet.er. tWo tilao l:RactS, HbWe with a do ll • wo l'JA. ch a!_?lpions into third I?J,cP I Farre ll 's 10lh in n i ng single. The an d went to sc-t·On(I un a t h rowmg was the wi n ning gle,s. hurler for ' \ii E ble arid g�t\klt In d.qt>el'l had a si n.- in the Natiqual #'! �u1t1e race. n ightcap was no contest as error A smglc hy Mf'l <..l ark Smith's while Ira Patte rson went n n also se ' ou . with hits wtre :Snd i1e Pomeroy players ct 61� Ci;e t eight games orl Pittsburah s pate. Friend (1 0-5) spaced seven hits (;i•rald from t.rol hn sf'orf'd all the way (or LJ.kin. Tom S h ast een , a sln&le, Willie Louka de>et:t into rert ceht.er .tner They still have a long way to go and hl a mate s pounded a trio or secornl West Columbia scornd t h ree: 1:u1:, ckwcll wiLh 11 triple and a one in th e third. to ciitch up, but there is a stron1 Philadelphia pitchers for 10 hits, For Syrac1u1e . ,Jlm Louk� l!ad a paral�el i ll, their recent surge , lo The h 11s h)' 1 h r two Clark boys runs in the bollom of th t! t hird si ng le , a nd Mike Spe ncer with a Plz:arro, sidelined for more than sintle , Don Halilen, a tflpie, and lhe drive the y made werl' thr only safe hlows t hat the for all uf the ir r uns in a 3•0 vk­ si n gl e . about t� ia two weeks with a sore arm, had at lxtlh Ge:ori!:e Cundiff and Je rry time laat year after a similarly a two- b itter through eight innings lT tvlAtUII All Stan i·ouhl �t"' t off Bass, hut lory over the Pt. Pleasant llctail• Barons defeated Owen s had a single to round out slow start. The Middlepbrt they werC' l'nuug h as hurler Lou en. whe n he suddenly lost bis stuff in h From Fellun· or t hl' All Star� was just Syraruse for J e s,cand me in H Syractlee .h itting. Bfftln9 India na a H•lt In that third in n ing Wilbur tb e moth but Pi�J;le bailed him both hits strug two Syracuse I up de�eat The_ se'n b:lVlllJ,: t us 1ough, many weeks last night o th e los• The While Solt, gettina: into a 0!-l t to chok e off a ni n th m ning Cin Van Meter led of( with a double ST. ANDREWS, Scotla nd UPI­ er's field by a score of 1[ 2. gl ln g deeper lh the league base• habit of beatm1 th e Clevelend In- cinnati rally. or l lwm hy G Swi�ht•r or t h e T. and scored on Harold Russell's M i<ldleport's Micke y Morr l11 with ment. & 1'. 11 ,;im. The All Stars will ground ball that went t h roug h t h e Arnold Palmer or Ligoni e r, P.a. , di1111u this aeuon, found them,. a rookie �e 1l-1, and 1 s\111 "burne d up" al himself and 1 ( 12)0 200- 1� 1 1 0 Ray Sadecd, Ives 11,l al)(tul th e s am e spot in seco nd bue ma n . Nlg Van Meter Scotlar1d ' § rainy weE1ther, had h is ,:ood control and a sharp breaki ng Racin e O U 000-- 2 4 4 he Amirjcan Leaa:ue race. Bogged d�led out ju11� four _hits to I e fin&led Ruesell home and Dick work cul oul for him today in cu rve fanned I t while walki n g Pomerot (WP), 8ailey {ft). and Sal- [!lW°P, With both the pltchi11e and I G1al1ts, who shpped. into fourth I four in going the di!!t&nce for Price only Vouna s illgle d V1mMete r home to the final round of th� Britis h pencer (LP), UdPil o ft , th ey finally &ot squared pl.�ce, an� Stan (The Man ) Mt S e also allowed 011ly l ey, Wickli ne {jj), Middleport H coi�pl�te the 11coring. Open golf ch.impionship. four hits to the Syracuse batters. soyd (2), Blackwell (2) and "!:,Aayer, a,Wa); �nd �oW have won three sial belled a two-ru� h?mer 0 J1e,g1e Russe ll Wl'nl ell th e The Americ El n O pen a11d Mas­ Spencer (2). atr,ll'iht aJld nl�e oJ th�r last H,. te,'1 the Cac-ds to their victory . . way for We�l C�lumhia �nd gave t ers champio n WBH tied wit h S id 24 IIOURS A DAY has suffered d 3 e rt i M ';t)l�Y. 1hey are ol\ly ,4 ½. games 1 .B�uman n, . who O 11 1ro-io QO � \ t1 up three hill m ear n ing th e Scott or E ngland for third place s SyrillcuSt, - 2 t !I beblb �� leal{u� � leadi ng . New -:1th arm mise ries and W!ldne� . vjctory., �o n,ard Krebs was th e four strokes back of pace-setting 000 002 • i• a nd C. Bush. Winebren - vOrti: �' nk'� and .af.lt run n ing ,�n{·e comi ng up to t�f _ ma :' m M. Mon l l losing plt�her, By United Prffl l'1f•rniit on. . Kel Nnjlf! of Australia a nd two ner, Loll k1 (5) and Cundiff. a't;,oug t A -,,�kl !lheA'd of last 1055, had Utlle trou e _ s� malg West tolum b li1 111nd Smith's will strokes behi nd Roberto De Vicen­ NATIONAL LIAGUI. P e h d t n 1� the , Indiana, wh o . . . )'f!ar'! pellnant-winnihg pace. B face each othe.r In th e secon d zo . ol Mexico. . e thre mg •W 2 � �!�- G by comm1tt lves ' , ' • •m th 11amc on tuead�y ni�ht at 8. B 9 .-3 I 1 , Palmer remained i n cuntentlon pj\O,buri:.h sud41,mly haye e rr r . who Plritet, The 1 'IJ Le 1 1. Mqnday nl,:ht • �1 f2 33 -� 5 ).llf calls by shool.ln& a three-under-par 70 Milwau�ee the to bo foun't! the p0\g a Hn\e ro,u sti , na me dMon uquette, h• n b lo on st, An4t'f;!W.il' Old Coune Fr\• Los Angeles 40 31 . � 1 9 8 �Qr thf. ,N•� H1Ve!1, split a t•i-night double- header American Leagu,e ,t\Jl-StJf, le,am, 0 t 7, at e 38 .1113 81\ 4 i,,l \ ,KY�f �k � _ da,v ror a M-hole total . or 211. lfow Si. Louis wlth tho PhldalepMa Phllilel; \he kept the Yan k.;,, olf - •trldo while \be Moua tainteri \o t S yra- ever, the normally mild•man nered San Francisco . . ;l9 37 .�)� 8'11: cond- plice 1ttliw1ukee Brl't'ei il.e· Ta 11 by and Mabone teed off with Phone WY-2-3535. se cu1e at 8 and Clifton·M1u,on lo Pennsylvania became quite an,­ pncin nati . 2 35 41 . reat� the Clncinn ati l\edsl 6-S , 0� doubles in a big, six-run seve nth Pomer�y . \V, .llll!h �I ff,1 l16 ½ face Waverly of. Pai'lleflb,u r g a� 9. gry when he misplayed the fihal ):l hil.1.de\phia . . . 33 d .ti& U dlllr a ,oml:,i ned five-hllter by J\ia n Pl· i nni n g rally: Th e latte r contest }1 th e hrst two holes which cost him tWo and Chicago 2g 45 ' .392 17¾ a LI lttd ►rtiii tnteN\itloli•I ulTO a11d Dou Pl�he, I.nil the eame of th e aecond round. The perhap!! thr ee strokes . 1ult1 Fr day • :a lblhg are golna; for LouLI Cardinals rou\:ed lhe Hiil�a . , lb seco nd rou nd will be completed h s, flrat, Ph l ladalp._ l _i 6 'Pl thbur1 'dAS1) '.II , W \'ft . _j 1\flp\e Lears, \be; s1fl .nanciatO G i8nu, 'H , II\ otbtr Tpro�o e ut on TuesdaY nlfhl with the se mi­ , fw lllw,I CARDS SIGM Tj\CKLI . -s · , have a tood chanc1 of wlnnln1 finali to follow on Wed nuday WI!!�, llfMl'lNO JITLi ST. LOUIS UPI-Lonn le , J,o h n• Plttsttur1h I �hlladel phi'• i, Ht• th e JOB() .inttrnit1o� al Leagu,e , iAC)lEJii q; a ,.-11\ln)' . l Ufl� e , · son. El 245 pound tackle with no ennant In recO rd•br eaklng fasl1• ��ril nei pe AlleJo 1)( Sp a.in w coll ege experienc e has been sign­ Ml lw��-= t Cincln Mtl 3, nle ht pon I, n I9ht , 5t· L.D�1• 7 SIn F r•nc I /lie "Pl\iliP• _Pr\ll" J�mPlol co�ed 11s a rree age nt by the St. . '1,o\lhle•�¥\et •Wup over teal, Fr)9a.)' ,� the Intematlon,1 t Anv-1•1 5 Chldto Louis Ca. r dlnah of the National lot "!_ � ! thiei itl)chestt'r Red Wl n'gs Friday "bow. J)e All1Jo wa11 ,cloclSaturday11 Probable itltc-a H0 r8e P. Foolball League. , ni g ht _ �- l and �O _ .:ave the BUILD IT WITH : 1 6.4, wh1I, clelrlDJ 12 o1.. Cincinnati at Ml lwauk H•-N• , •, � � 1 • \ '!- , od l av with ead t I ame a O, a Le • - - J.6 va NottllNrt 1-0 co,,rmark. sl�cles . Geora:e Morris Of Ne9i ARMID ,oRCES BROADCAST the season at the: hat r-way C.1 naan, Conn., flll!shed eighth "' 1 -0 a years Experi en�� \\rl\li A�van'ce ilalliiy\l\lg. NEW YORK UPI-Sportscssters n der u , eal Royals Montr The u 12 0 "· frnm tiden 30 or fleld c h 1 ' 9 •t -" F ranc Iac�Ell.. the in Red Barber and Phil kizzuto will ''" Clay Hopper won the pennant l n nations. t11E assist ln Armed Forces Nelwork worth 4-6 v1 McCormick 9.5 1948 by l B¼i• games _ the l eague We Mb Coucrele To Your Own Speetflcations, P l ttlburgh d Phllacltfphl1 n l tht , . br oadcasts of the two major lea \ record. The Leafs' club record i1 IIYSEL L'S BEAl:JTY S!lOi>Pl!: ---f-R HOM T 00 l>U 9Deliver It Rl�hl To Your Job When Needed S_,. gue All-Star gemes next week -Law 1 1 -3 vi Conl,y !-4 by 1 1 "ames in 1925t under Billy NEW YORK UP I-Sammy BoulSt. Loul1 at Las An91IN ni1ht t h at will be beamed lo U. S. Sou thwor • th Pod 1-6 or -Brotllo ,_. vs n,a booted home four winner11 meUs force� overseas. The Columbus Jet s n ipped th e Friday to (llve him the Aqueduct \ - ·-- ,_ ------- Koufu. 3-I. , Miami Marlins. .2·1 behi9d Ben- ridi ng leadership. Boulmeti1 made Svnd•Y ,I G1 mes , , i 1 nle D aniels' flve.h1he,r.. . . �d the It 10 for the current me eting Plttabvrgh •t Ph l lact.lph l a V Richmond Virginl1nll dowrled the wllh victories aboard RHll)· Sum Cincinnati at Mllw•uk• Havana Su11ar Kings, 3- 1. on a thin $9.!SO, Don Pog&lo ,-:20, U1Middleport P1 ge St. Phone WY-2-3284 Sf. Lou l , at Loi An1' 1 " ' ' ,, ' four. hitter by Art Ceccare lli i n dipur $1UO and Get To n· $8.80. ' .I . ,1 1 ' . ' ... o at Sa ll Franclaco 1 Chicag . __ e• Montr Buffalo The . es gaJtl r e oth = _ __ _ _ _ _ _____ AMERICAN LEAGUE 'al game was called .after eight innW l Pct. GB i n gs because of nl n with the scor e ' 45 28 .616 New York ,lied, 1•1 . 42 31 .57!1 3 Cl e veland The Standings : 45 36 .556 4 Baltimore w. L. Pct. GI Chlcar.o 42 34 , 553 4 ¼: Toronto 53 24 .6h · Detroit 35 39 .473 HJ¼ Buffa lo · 43 34 .551 10 WHhington 35 39 .47:i 10½: Rich mond 46 40 .115 1 1 ¼ Ka nsas City . . . . 29 46 .387 1'1 ,a 42 .475 1'¼ H a vana Boston . . . '. 28 48 .368 18½ loc hMt.r 35 41 .4'1 17¼ Frld•y'I le,sulh , MDntrHI 34 42 ...7 11¼. WHh ln1ton 9 Ba l tlmora 5, nltht Collln\bus 36 45 .44-t 19 Bodon I N,w York 0, n l 1ht Miami , 32 ,, .395 2? Chicago 4 Cl eveland 1 , nigh. . , .;;;;-,.;;.;;;;;;;.�;;.;;_;;.=a; -.1 Kan,u City 5 0.trolt 4, 13 IMI• i" ii ,... night ' Saturday•, Probable, Pltch1rt Waa hlntton ,t laltlmor......aa­ AT tnea 4-t n W•lli.•r 2·1 Naw York at loston-C11>1NI S. THIRD and ASH STS. 9 VI o.tock 2-3 MIDDLEPORT. OHIO -0 C l avel 1nd at Chkap-- ranl G Open 14 Moun, C losed SuMay f..2 va Scor• 1 .3 Detrolt tit K.anua City nltht­ ,, WASH 20c DRY Sc lurnalde 3-4 vs H1H S-4 Suncl1y't 'Olfflff Clrnland at Ch lcqo, 2 Dttr.lt at 1Can1u Cltw, · MRS. DON GOSNEY, Waahlngton at laltlmort O#ner and Operiatqr , New York •t lolten f ' ar� wf1* c r :'e I l"J'fl�t:ne �· ••" to-:wcomt "'trre !l\n1�\ih e\ "t tti t,r iing f."• ' llil,,o ot : �! i.tn_ 3 Ro,;,ms I New F u rn it u re '' • ONlY ' ' • •• ••• • • $299 ..:..afs Th. "aten Re�or, d, spreau1.i "r ·.l.r It' Chfthi.h MASON FUP.NllURE CO. ·- I '! PLANNING A PATIO? ��t tk"��'i.. It�.,, . I 1.. ■ More Sports On ' ". 6 Tod ---ay::._______ �---""'"""""'"""-P--age or. �1. 1::�;;;-�-�-��----r;;..,:;:;:;;;a.., Ti,.e Goeg I e1n • Reau -...l y-M.I A C o. t\t • CENflR iI Saves Maney - Time - Waite • Sw•t•el's ASHLAND SatVla ""'L'-'� .· �Al· T' rl� . n of _T H E MbNt· H I . Balntyllst NOW R"leh ADrlkrl TO Dorst . ' sr�r b� Ui:� Hystill $ ,�tailty Sht,ppe 1 - 1 CDRREC'l'IOJ\'l DR ESS ES s·1 .oo Of:F O E LOT OF GIIWI, l alacll T-T'1IO C hlffll!IIDn IN NYLON Ph11 Tax .and ftec1-P,P.1ble Tlre ! I OVE.R 65? .... l,ti ""..•oF"""'" a;:r SID 6.00-16 ,.,o:-iT ,.,0-1 1.1 1 T.i'O:iT ,. ••• s . •,tws lo• ■nd r.coppobl• tire �- �::rit,opl IOUf , '"""•m.l ----,·;-::-;;hct -;:.-,:;s.;1o;a1.a;•. I " No oWi..-. �� P81L WIWAM80N . . , ,, < ' , . Tbe\.e' IF 'lit...�1-.... . �'i _.,, ; • o:.. P�or c. W. Prof m. l () ,!II w.e ,,'!!•-• �:= � !. llii• ,slream!!! 1r � · �i � * '"N lliit �!\I' .n, !!Ci �u:t�to the if,;e � ---· •"'• all, n. ! \ I -i . ,. .. . Twn hundred lears ago a famou s Englishman is reported to ttave ••�lair.le , "It hili come to a pretty pass when religion I! allowe� lo lliteiiere wi th a man's privato life!" tl �� J• · ' ed thousands of yea·rs for perfecting the alli� anc':.of ��Ii· b'!}nd _iuslicq, and there are those ·�•eh yet who i)sl s i. thll I e 1,;,iurch must not "interfere In ltusiQess or poli, l Ucs."lt lhe pro11het Amos Wfre to COil\e to life in this genera­ tion , however, he would very probably prrach some of the same sehnons for which he was black'listect nearly three thousand years ago. Juitlee-Nttl(lllal Strength . The sb-ength 1�r any nation - its ability to withstand crises - ·1onslst1 Of a blend of mapy moral qualities. Evil , whether 1t takes tHe form of economic inslability, intellectual dishon­ -esty, or mo,ral flabbiness, is a process which saps the strength of any people. · • 1· usllce No nation can p racIi ce 1n w1'th out sapping I s own ' 't strength. One of the greatest weaknesses of Russia at this stage of wor�d 1 is th� laCt that she must rety·upoll alli�� �4ch as l .Du�gary and Poland that have !tiffered ln.lustices at lier hand . Ohe of the greatest weaknesses of the United States is 1 hat fac� t]:iat She has millions of people wb,o Have long been treated as though they were second class c iti ze ns. \;)1liyd-George oti,ce sa,id, at a critical moment i n the course orld W ar I, that England was worse betrayed by a Lonqt �on sll\fll than by any regiment on the field that mighl desert its post. The defenders of justice constitute the surest defenses of any nation . : (CQJWrjght J�OQ. by the Division of Christian Education , Na­ tionat Council of the Chu•ches of Christ in the United States ' . of Am erica•. , u� II!�.. in., We crtit Wl' w lite '11..�. to � �� . .' • .,�Wi'� :· f\i . . :, • iii,t<•.. \\j TY SDIU lveryon• 3 ,�d ""'"'°' *..- !Ibitlli•-r;,�... Pl'Qor "t�::.' �;1�:'.i1hi��'io- ?J. '\tirJ!!!� �rit : ·rn�' u ) ,i.Tu&� � fµt . Ill boi;.;lol� �i�knfflJlli ■ �;ii;g:;;;��§� rn lllmf expos, lm6fi&e ,. uibie'' gt ff������§i�3\ i-.u�. l!"lell .,.._.r,,, i'.; fl\"'" fli, w;f.ijlt! i.,111,; · ,,S=fl tt · �, · wayJii l\'!P -�� "-' • ,;.....ir \ I lnlegrlty Undermined The rock base of the strength of any nation is the moral character of lts citizenry. When the people are corru;.ited thl" doom of the nation is in sight . The proph�t . Amos - one or th e truly great ones in the his­ tory of the Hebrews - was a countryman whose keen eyes ' could see the deteriorated life of the nation. Extrava·gance, i:upidity, sexual immorality , drunkenness. and callousness ha d sapped the nation's strength to the point that it was face to faee with doom, At the same moment the national coffers were full , trade was good . the services at the sa,nctuaries were brilliant and dramatic , and public confidence was at hiih tide. It was lhe custom of the times for those who had something to say to the people to take up their position at the gate of the city and harangue the crowds. In the absence of newspapers, radio, or other rheans of public communication, their a·pproach was direct and personal. The prophet Amos, being profound Iv convinced thdt a terrlble doom awaited the state because it had ftistereu njustice, accepted tthe responsibility of the hour and took I he stump as the champion of justice . Justlce and Morals According to the thinking of the times, religion had nothing what�ve_r . to do with justice, If the chants were recited cor• rectty\ if the sacrifices ort the altars were without blemish, H the ritual w.is pl'operly observed , that was all religion de­ rnanded of the pe,ple. Amos create d a s"ensatiorl when hi? demanded that justice be done the poor, that the bribing or judges should cease, and that the land �oldings of widows should be protected. When he inslst�d ,that the priests of religion ihould stand as de­ fenders of the potir, it sounded like a revotuticnary doctrine . ,, - ,•: � , · ) · � m. 'I\·r:..,· t. ' .... I be- - f• · . • • -• ♦ •• -'• • • • �••",., l -� By Roy L. Snillh 'Ml.ere com e times in the li(e of every nation , and every community, when justice needs a friend. Under such cirtumstances the forces of religion are under a solemn obligation I to spea·k up, or sacrifice their claim s to being the defender s of good morals. ti�t<>ry - ,e· . ■lbzlOU- '- • _ _ tile t) nll'Q�l)I shn�ilw 5/,ho<ll lesson lo� July 10: "AMOS DEMANDS SOCIAL j!J$TICE," Amos 2:ij-8; �;' 8:4-11 . ' '' . ·i1on Ch •rch ., c�rl st, POf!l"'r;t Rar'n v'le Jld. Eugene UnderwoQO mlnlster: Bible School 9:30 a. 11\·� 1•orntrg worship 10:30 a. -n. l!:veri Ing WorahlP 7:30. p, m. Roi>erl ':leed. 'Bible School Sqpt. Mllway Communjiy C hurch, Bobby Searle,, Mini st er. Chuck Searles, Sunday Schoo], Supt., Sunday School starts at 0:30 a. m., i.,tayer meet l ng Tuesday 1 :45 p. w� IP:� be 61 • •, as lMt I §1,f, ., �•1-td c' ;llililjf L,tor - · Utn11, Id t'Olla rtola: •• l>milond Riud llliida-, ilebo�I Ii:� •Ill p,-..hllJJ •11:'lo ·.,,, ••• Bib•• Stud;, Wel ren,, ...�..,,. """'"' 1... Natlo klt't low.- SEl']IOR CITIZEN Pollq,. ,.J ffltft ond �a, Offr op H. olffl -d «mr■p , • , ,ucl lc'a guanatttd nnawablt. Pnictlil i-., banal J!� ,.,1 peaea of mind, Ill out «>•fO'I Qlow: � t,I FIRESTONE DISTRIIUTOI • Ttitt! I I JI : - H I-I Rl • '" H rfi· '/ .1, , N -r: l/l'I .)r A4 11!!\ · a B EC KY'S •ut Som, Wu• Athaillla AA is leery of conventional reHgious term inology, It knows that ma ny of the peopl e who need AA most would quiekl)' Sh)' l'.IW.ay from iny organiution that had an odor of churchly sa nctity about ll. so let it be said, and ::tressed that AA i s n ot a church, nor a substitute for a church. u is not allied with any sect, denomina• tion or com munion. Its membe r· ship includes proles tanta, cath olies, Jews and a hu ndred v arieties of free-thinkers a n d non-conformists. At least half of its memben were self-proclai med ag­ nostics ot atht'tisls when they first approached AA. It has no dogma or cr eed which new .members are required to accopt. The on ly con dition or membership is a desi re to stop drinki ng. But wheh all of illat I s said lhe fact re ma)ns that AA i s f�n darri'entally a fellowshlp or m'en a nd Wqme n Who . . have undergone a pl'ofound spifiluil exl)ei'lence. •le•• YOUa CHOICE lnsW!led SAMI TIRI SUBTEEN thr: inflated the obsessive seH-centen1d• which aff lict e very human and to which alcoholici. to be pE1rticulsrly vulnerh SERMONE'ITE FREI PARKING • ego, n ess, ,oul, seem able . ' Y SCHOOL I.FASON OF THE WEEK t:h• Srr•cua• Mtthatdlat C�urch I Rev. Carl Herring, Pa stor. Sunday School 9:30 am, Pan a Winebren ner, Supt; Worship service at 7:30 sermon Belief About God. I h h ta l a. 1 , THE AMER UI C: Sha..-_,, u.rc . L• Pa,tor. rt ,-• l unday "· , 11 ALAISE 'p au'bert ! S -Li . By Ra1.,,. 4;,_ tlde , , �stor, , lohool g,30 a. m, worablp ..,. Finl Baptist Churc • Pomeroy, �o S•n�o, evening •t 7:30. . . With the recent holiday, Independe nce Day, re minding us Chtw•• ,1 the ,....,.... sv•• of the t�ihS• t�at pertain to· National life•. it aeems that , th e �-, ••�- H1 rotd Holtttft, ,.,�r. foJlowi ng editorla l (quoted in part) on the theme of Ame�1can 'h1Dday tkh ·ml rup •· t11. Mornmg Mal aise In recetlt issue of Christlahity Today Is •tgnlflcant Vor,hlp 10,30 •· ir "1YPS 1,30 P, ebster says• Malai se means a a,;; Evangel lsUo nrvlcee ?:30 P and . desettes lo be sha d, "- W•rui,..., ;,so pr.,.er m••� feeh�. �� 1:1n��slP,-eU or ;i'i d !feq�for -- t .) , . Prayer !tour Ii TUeaday ah Standing on the battle$hl1t . t/·S .S. ��OJ,?.ri 9l\�ky har- lnr; 1:30 p. m. MlsaloMfY aervlce !, i bor, Septeinber, 2, 1945, Gen�rij J)o\l.gl as JWJ.fi,�l),.np�r Jl ter_ed 1 Ole: � ,fUesday or tM ..nonlb at I a profound warnlng. . "We liave had our last cliance, he said. T:ij \I. 'rii. , 0 1f we do not now devise some greater and rttore equ itable • thurch of Na.. MulNtTTsystem, AbtuagedtlOri will lJe at our tloot. The problem basi- unto� �v�a. P�oy. �. E. E. cal!y js th�olol)c•I ,and lnyolves ,a spirltila! recni\lescence •.nd Cox, P!•tor. !unday &hool 9:SO; . improvem,el,\l. of liuman character that wtll synchi'onl,e with M ornl•1 Wonhlp I0.80, NYPS at n g servl : Ev . lJt • our , . . advance in science . • . materia• and cul t�J'·l de�elop- S 18 e!e� '1 :.SO; Pray' , .. . 111..t1n1 Thu..day 7.30 ty,t�Vf tll� fies�." m ents ll nl�st � of lhe spil'�'i,lf ior tlcih �ai � l:Jn°: �.:::� seem& to llttle dQ t .thii� 8J :ri � ,uNDAY part ,of lijf rlwor ma1ai� . 'IJ us d erw · . ee[ . ll!l'Dlngs b ( k a "'° • nd , ..., po:,�. S1mcta;, $<h oot Wlll'N•TV gr�tei" Uta G_ eh�ra1 MBf A·rthur; Ull 1ess we b men .. ac :IO 1, nl., ._,,-1 Bo.10, npt.; to an �w.,-en•ss of ,God:s Iaw1 uoleos�e spiritual lrornln, wonbtp II o. m. ; Evon, lo God Cbauelll - 9:45 1,111, hber of· raCler is put back tntb the 111fUdure of our nation .:eUstla ""lcl 1:BQ. P. m, rrayer 1160H: '1 Power Renews """'vor t'i ,. - "' 1'-""'P1 " • �� hi partfi · r ·U,t .f\ltttre of our · •at I\Jtloh U1 in iierll. Bone Struct.Ure•t C ltrlstlin Science lioc: llfY. 144 A patient ' enerally in�l,sts ti!1�\' hieiirhig th! dtagnosls l'�lrvlew C h un:ti., lev. ........ ·•"tlne. d he .-&ii would offer � n�- 1bom,a, pootor. Sunday. oelaool ot M O l�err, Ave., Pomeroy, Morn• 11t Wi .. � � f;,' -JI\ " f -"st ' · I < ti' 1,30 om S•pl Herbert - Rouoh; Ing sorvlcea at 1 1 with Sacra( ¥•P,., OIO . ? ' �Ul'JX)Se or Am• . ,w!C4 m� i !rst U,, 5en , c;, 1r1yer WedJ1 e lday 8 :00 nient the sUbject or the lesAon /i'll.'e, h �jf .\inerlca · ls lllm ·IS -liourt� U o'ik: b,µt p"'ach lnaervleea her l SUnd11 , •llht 7:SO: a,rmon. Golaen Text : Search �ng lnvaded ,Jlry,.lbe:IMl!la of ,l�"CJl�Rl. pm, -/DU"ll ,people, meettng Snn• O r ,bl!/2 God atta khtiw my li aft; t . lo i\ili� lt l\11,othe Way. Amerle& ii � B . £O�nlry J>oy d•y 6:45•PJO. - - · .• · , !Ile k�ow my thouflit , an W Q il'6i too,. f� a-ml· wt.veil too. ll'lu.cb to. eatr Provide a .. fine� ........... Chu rchell Jev. aee If tbel'e be any wicked way sitult1bit Iii ""JUlrl!il lo, wort haril on le&n w, H. lt,o•nl>M..... -· Lau'!'1 11>e, ond le•d me in tho war ff"• •• and tie'� aluff lb Him will soon Plld. CU_rt: Sut#iy, .fldhool 9:30:.'_· .L�'!. everlas�lng. Psalms·' 139: 23, 2fi Wloo, -IIUo_tl Cl• � Wed�l•w,, ��,n ""_ ....1c•. at ·t ni>tt ij� \jIf•lid ·-, �� 8 "·d . , �- .�.vi,. ,,, ' " aoijng •• • �.hi an ' o, 10.90 m W•. Beno, In cur ie , AIL•re wet,ome. UPflT&gU• "' ·- · e • '"'" I w 'I H• "4tcOu• h IS J'IIY teJVltel 7 P, m, " . tic 11 F l,:tl a pttlf C ••ru.l I ••h brtak" � t,h'e\' h01)r�.' II ilrvlctl-'Z:10 'D, m. putor .h, �;qe c. . tuhben, ' ' P.oine�:'y. There s 11: to be an,e tm�us �n�� Jn, 1'9.. �u1,11neas, fraye? •••tlQ: W_,.eld•1 '1: P. Willla Waw>n, Supt 9:80-11 : 16 ,· without apologies, in our . me.... A. .womaa QuL eat ,wro . \�.\!.• ta to a m. co"lbl� a\ a�qe pf, worel\ip · and IOVflOl'Jl colump t.'<111\plalfllhg. about tier l!Usband who bad run •• lllttU tr.. _ v,111o<11■1: aludy. ' o bir Wllllltm Slerrett. oym, tbe, 11'1� of \)"o small children and ro'fmred ID stop be· W. R. 1t,1uou•llh, putor, 'l'!n· S1rm99_ Why Ls Jeoua 1h• Way ta cai.u, "l �li'l w3nt lo mj� � race " Ynqng qlfP,: chobfe 4-f S.tol � 0.80 L m.. Worley Real Free4om?" Nut"ry and Junt heir "'e w i. iQi\n they HaJ,y, I. 111,pt., llomfni . Wo,. 101' church (o� children: 6,SO ciih ,\ !lb no o�ll)l ,., o/llP 7 f, Yqutb , meeting:_ Tu,ld., 7:30 o. ._ F11Y tfl:111 � , � u� it !". can. J!I!.., Y · for Ii� ' ht-.i:i r.'.•; u\tt WP' • 1 • .... • -- •rt\ee •1:r. Robert '.& • ui I s ,, t ·•· � e lllblt:elll " Ble� !( �§.� hh�. , II IDffllttl Lo:::/j:" n b -' lp tual tlqg.,�4 1!!11 ...,�l a ttloral 7:I0 ,'111-11, ' . . • , .. roy. Wm, A. Ro�r1■ .. Re<1or. 9, 00 the Unlted . .Sta'-. ls,Q !!Id to w�rk -tt•I mlly Eucb,rl_., 10,90 am ,.,..,...,,, . •· '� f>l r\!ll;,�t� to}. 1Pe, I 1qllll\.11! the pellple. . Our CoDI tulion•, e- l!Or<U, Jt, Codner. Pl..� ,..�., _ 11 .1'1',yer �n4 sormon. July M amble apeats Of. ' prOl!IOiln& lbt. general· J11!'8lflltll'.'. .and t at sthool )II •· m. C�lldreo I Cb,u,,ti !th 0:� ,om �•l")lna Prayer ! means moral. wett · · examnle w n We take a s J\d I p. m. Worship 7 · 30 p. m . SW.-dq wlp! ,er,n� ..C•�t. Jtqi1111d Har1 'l'ueed,y Ind ll'ridff. vey; �u� �$11. No ,Senioes; July . aga · inat th'e IB� ' 1r,1'1... J. . ade our gover • "1.tb i, � ' • - _v i Cfturch Chri Bradford el t, 3)■, 9;_1;1Q aqi F!imily Eucharlfll; . s ment and cOhii r tbe e w,·, ilR' ; l Ralph llunible, P11tor, Jlm Jleed, 1Q;80 I f� g n� , .,m Mornin,: Prayer and welfare. When we ask that our looa) dru remqve COili� Supt; Blbl� t<hool o:ao am; Morn• Sor!'!�• � lllft of Lolita and h Q !U! lltera from ll bookltal(d , Ing Wllnhl� 10 ,10 am; Chrlolion -�lot ��•rcj,• Atlrtd. Rav. we are not onlY'i leclmj Otir childreri, are working :for Enduver <,putli) , p._: ��lnl l\oliert , C rd, P■stor. Sunday R • the general welff i. . :I J� �. wonhlp, 7JIO: WMnesdQ evenln1 S�ooJ i:-� oyd ;)>UUn,1er Supt; Patrlollsm sets I pliy_ durl111 a time of w:ar; why AO! Bibi• St\idt ¼:110. ' Worablp �ce, ti 10:45 with ·Iii, i tlllie. jleact! iiilP,U.tl!al i!@tf Jte/,Uret, bofh)'e "-""°.� · , ,tt -n, , V, _j\;,. C,r . ; )Vedne,day .•••h• i il ,..1,.n.1, � inl . ,11!',Y!' ,e!)'lc�• ot_ 7:3p, 1114k!Ai, a lll!"j!Ch �,•u W' b!>fpr� wr,llb,g ,11._ bo.vk lit' irtl• wel llo'. ...� : leltiony 1uil tl....,h. F. E, · tie: llii.tm,lt! 'or lel ' ' ltlit· "'rilliu�•• belOl'e ilbtioUn� � 11 30 .: ... in . .�.. s,pt; ori> IUI lnr wonhlp jl:JO, Cl:1111.tan , lilt- pnnn, l',ator. il:omlng worship oL , Well tu;, ,: oath alon IO!lle }lne • 1 Otis ' �bt d� lhl'coqn tie tatr, but ��:...� p. Dr.; j�eli�' won�I-� :!�t\n!f( 1::, lil!r. �\lilibry for ,!iy own 1/lnolllm all Of WI+Church. F. ,. 1;; flnandil � ln 1?JQIBl)C!!1, plau51, or )"'eo: PublHic tneelfal iun. !i p. P•nn, Pak1/":. �lmday 1.,�lll 1!�blrillfit>, School at 1 lmmo,alby, 0 \vilO oonlmtt BUcl\ I' I ■,j Wat$tewer ltudi' .. .. �iln,ie �\llh, Supt; Evewill not CtlllUnt Alnerita to tbe scorn and di• BlbleJJudi, Tu••• e '1. m,• n ni aervlce o,00. , c:ule of her eneml , I i!JII uphdfd ' honor of theee >Upltea lll1 jYfllCtt!I 1ii Uf!.. "le llil1, '1\�. t j. ,t/,l . ' Seli!>91 Tiun. i�·�· , , Dilitll, toill>r; Supdilr S.hoo! at 1 • staies.'• , · 11,n 'Qulenberey, S�pl ; Hf �lltrlnl �\ · �� lmM.I'J. •• .... •• .-ve Am encl,• .... J,t It not l!IIO!!IIJ.,ll�- !'l\!!i;te,1·111m "' · Dot\, w' ai:Mollff"""'L ��bbil 10:tS: , 11.. \IIQ, believe ·Wt ' of la tile <IDiy · foundaU l lliltor: ·sull'lar Sc"9ol 8"10j L !li Jld 81ble Stud, ; od n · W , t , MIion ) yalty bimnlf wil[ l!onor, A -reyl..1 0£ � , t- i10<nlnf P.11· ,i, Fl ,:tt Unltod ,=r '1el!l>l!)llt: !lli ffl�'as , tt s, '!it :Nilllllt-' � ', 1 n.11. II• �\ ,cl!illllibhil mi • 11, · ,i - , l!IIO Wlinblp r• li, .l fill\,Mf I .;. ,1 •�- '1.:81� ' . , .,,...1••·••· silhlt 1161fit•"Nir ------ Duds In Suas laundry From America's Foreltlost Manufacturer •-11t, el,� Phtitle Wt-t-3557 For Apl\oihtment . . . .. . . "'"""""""""""""'""'========-,--,.,= I mulaling �ny detailed creed about him. Tlie fellowship is called Alcoholies Anoflym'o us . Members usuaQ)' ,hor\en lhe name LO "AA'' Duri ng the quarter ce�tury since it was founded I n Akron, Ohio, by a slockbi-loker an d a '.1\11 O sure eon, AA llaa helpe d to aal• vage at least 250,0® huma n beines from life', scrap heap. Ct&rka Allu ll haa won yie high e&tfl'em of Mf. ·a nd Mrs. Rex Balley and do�tors, pgychia trllts, clerumen, sons 1p!!nt th!! weekend i n Clevej ud$ea and plain citi:rens--0f land with relatives. eve:ryotie, in fact, who has see11 Mr. e nd Mr.11. Wood row Dean AA iJ . �� where in else s cce felled and son of lfarianna, W. Vi., in rescu�ng alcob olics k91fl the sperr.t several da)'s with Mrs. Nor. retl1;'\s of a progreasive an d ulti• ma DeiR ltld other reliti ves. mate y fat•' ..,.. disease. _ Mary Jo Roush, West S h liide, , Authors Mlaa Poiq.t !lpen t a diy with Kathy Reuter. Outai�l'I h•Ve wt'ltten hun• Mr. a nd Mrs. Henry Elthi nger dreil Of learneil ar ticles to ex· 1 a nd sons 1pent the weekend with plai�'' }J�" AA works. But th"ese Mr. encl M:r1. Raymond Van Meter dlssertaUop often m ies the Youngstown. Their son l>onald p j � _ be l!I s�� the a�thol' U n o s _ are t:; Ray !P"n t ihe weekehd with Mr. s1111 p) e unable to bj!lileve� th .e , a nd Mrs. Eddie ifirtung. 1 11 b�ar witJ.ru:th to !i;�lch � Visiti ng Mrs. Mollie Bookrlta n �- at ev�i'y one of their meetover the wee� end we re Mr. ind ,na,: , 1'trs. · Wayne McGee, L.ancas er, 111.::. 1 AA 1·1 th'is : 1 out " ti'l.hk h ao Mr. �nd M rs. Willia m sn'lith, .B�· en In alcoholic Sinks tnto a liot and Mace! Gandee or Pt. Plea. �l;'te totil d,espalr-w:hen h� fi· sa t �� nni e Wt ll, Ml 1 Heiffll ah , "'�Uy 1ea� s , tllat he clh not help spent the weeken� W ith Mite l!':1- hhns�lf �hd that no human agency can help him-h e may reach berfeld. ' � blln'dl�, fflore in de s�ratioh , �r. and Mn. T. lC-. Bell · 'i;lt OU.t "an 1n !'• t• , for III Power l!t� h -eat· t Phoenix, Arlz., spent several daY, n with, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ric e Ind er flnda hl;mMr. and Mr,. M:ariQn Wood. , '' " -' I Nlf In, lie Jlrlp •f • Mr. a nd Mrs. Eldon Gaul 'h•\'i · ·r "'Which he doN Mt COft'ltN'th•nl recelved word that their 1011 . ihllf:� Mi �Iii._. •"' " to Pfc Richard Gaul has arrived in MlffMI, K _lt chanlel his whole life. It °3r� Mabel YanMeter , has . i;'f'· the str:�!!� \ to_ .ove7turned· home d , ler ' spend}ng s8Y.. . eral we,b with her sop Rl,liatd llELIPl�S. ►tLCl,ll !MS K_\�LED · and fan'li!Y in �al')', Ind. , . NEW DFLl{J lJPI _ Twen cy, 1, Mr. and Mrs. Dor�I Bentz a �d. �ive rel i&iou• ,Pilirlms ridiJII alo t) famlly, Akl'On, apenl" the!! weii:k a ·, crowd" tr�in �•Ch w� killed end wUI\ Mr arid Mi's. ::r. M. Ben'f.J Frid,1y wt,.�n \he_ tr�n went under Donni M,uack, l)elpre JIJ)l!nt i • Jow oYerhead "ear Mathur.a, 11 �ek wlt,h her rrandmother Mrs. report i,,-chln g , liere \oday said'. . LUlle Christ)'. . , , j)tl)ets were said to Twellty- lJJre1e Mr. and M;rs Roy Chrlaty, If!$. \le injur� 1;1 �e accident which LIiiie Christy and Mr. and M'rs. took plac-:: 80 iniles 1outh of here. · Donald .Matla<!k hf,� a pic n ie al ., VISIT$ , .. cHestER Forked Run Lake Sundly. M�. ahd Mrs. Vlrg!J Wood, AtMiss Dqnn a ,ef':n Kin& of Tamhen11, vipi\ed Mr. and Mr's. Mar- pi, Fihrid&, 8pe�t the holiday weekend wit� her mother, Mrs. i'Oil. WOQd, recently� , irrry tleland stationed at Cam() ' Edith King atl.d relatives at .c hes· P,erry . •��t weekend w!_th , ( ter Sh� made Jbe . round trip by " Mr; aild Mrs. 1\osa Cleland. plan'e. . l.. r,hestel" t''•ci I ltem, :)f lhtere,st AU,w14TIC SELF-SERVICE MAtHINE ' ,,J; I---·I E,frpnls fror11 all over :he 1 wOfl filete lathered in ,_.ung �� C�jh rece11tJy, 1;�et W�re c'eJeb,alinif the 2� .Jlnihvilrsiry of a reillarkable tel10,siup . of meri and Women - - - --- - 01<!' ·-S'l'ANDJNGS GOEGlEIN READY-MIX CONCRETE l ��!�n?!�osttow!f. ?. !� �� �p!�,it!.� n•��,fi,e�.i�?i,�� . �'!It� Pf'i11 lnte,rnah•�I �<>41 i r�afit)'• without for• ! to alco ol, but also n .. . , .. ' • When Justice Needs A Friend f Iii Bags Now Avdllable · .;r •'' • • C C� . , - - -•--- --- - - SUND.\ AA is Association Of People Wh() Are Li\.ittg '" ' Palmer ln Last Ditch Stand For British Title • ' 1\1• s.rv ft°�r c-1 �uil �-1,o,, ■ �i;."", ,. •. t,fb, Pl'OYor c , • �� , a.. f! Election Sure; Special n umber by the Junior choir, piano solo b}• Pamela Sylvester; 10:00 Sunday school; Wed nesday 6:30 Family Night with program at 7:30. Tho Finl United . p,.,by,.,t,n Chu ,ch, Middleport, Rev. How, ard Ruppelt, pastor. 9:30 Sun(by Schaal: 10,so Worship Servic e m I b �:n -��r:� �C��0f���1�':i�t � i�� Beloved, Lo,e One Another; or, gen and aceordian duet by Mts. Lillia n stem and Mrs. Paul Hapto nstell; Tuesday eve n in g Dlf'acons and De11,cone1ses to meet 7:30; W ednesdii)' 6:30 Junior choir, 7 Se nior ,holr, Tho HHth Mathodl,t C hurC!h, Middleport, Raymon Kofl krig ht, l!,8/IQ'j·.Sun�ar •c),'1<!1 9, 30 Jack Boiilli .,. ,!lllp ; , lllv!M woql), lp ., 10,30 subjed Looking Forward; Official Board meeting this evenine at chutt h at 7:30; wsc s to have picnic on parsonage lawn Monday .,,ming 6:30. Ea<h to bri ng own table ,ervloo and favorIto dioh. Flnt ..... ,.. Church, M ldch• port, ReY, Donald A. Boone, pastor, Tonv Fowler, Supt., 10:15 .am Morn ing· wonhlp: 11:16 a m Boar d al Deacon,: 7:30 Evening aervke; Monday 8 pm B. H . Sanborn Mis• ,tonacy Society mee ts at Road • aide park. Brl"" table service and •d di h w d d 7 30 :m'n';; Hour' �I �m Sr. ,hoir reh,....1 . Chu,ch Of Ch,l,t. Midd l-••• Fred 1. Gardner, Mi n l,ter, 9 , 30 Bible School R. C. Steffy, Supt; 10:30 Morning worship serm on l!IU bject Kinds of Followers ; 7:30 Eve ning service You Choose It; Wed. 7:30 Prayer meeting and Bibl e study, Tho Fodonttd Ch,rch. lvangeli• cal and Reform ed-Pre•byterian: w. J. Baf\:els, putor; John Wm. Blaettnar, Dlr. of Chr. Edu,.; Su nday Church School, 9:15 o. Worship 10;� .•. m., Holx Comm,nion; Fed • ecated cl,cle , Wed., 1:30 p, m , Flnt a.tl1t Ch•rch; Rach,o, A . c ey st u :�h,:i� ;� �1 !� :;�m i n� �:;. ahip, 10:45 ,. Ill, ''E,sentlal Step, lo Revlval.•. BYF. 8 p. m.; Eve ning worship, 8 p. m. "God Knows His Own"; Wed., ?':30 P- m. Prayer !"••ting, Qu,rterly busi.ness m eelmt. , , , " 'Jll• ll>ptlst C huicn, Great Bejld; �hur R. M<Cauley, �!tor: Moritlnr, worship, a._ m. "�"l'!l�l S!J!�• to Revtval"; $uiiilu �oopo,1, 1. m.; Evenint1 ieri<IU, 7:ilil m. ''God Jll>ows ms 'Oltl. t'>• \ . · ' ' i\. - l, Pl'!,�:; :k m.: Mb,.,._ p. /, ,,llo eo • What is it •bout fishing that appeal■ to many men ? Is it the tang of the out-of-doors, the salt spray, the play of the re� .- or is it a part of that age.old chel19nge of p1ttin1 oneself against the forces of nature? Probably. it is moatly the challenge, for man is forever excited by a dare. Yet, while life iii full of challenges, all of them are not fun. When it comes to meeting the �•t..r teat, iuce..1fully; you need a lot more ttian a fishinr pole. Then It ia that Faith comes iilto iti own : then it i1 that the teaching• of the Church are put into practise. Don•t walk by your cMurcli walk into it. Equip \1&1 fututi now., iil!xt S"!'d•r, - )'Olll'ff!Uor 7our oWil apll'lt­ Wida tlte faope it teni, ,,. so nt� nt-nre, f•slff ailil llelp sustain tha.t whirh is tJootl i• fa •fir, au miliiit11ielt9 lite, lf•ture is spblla'Ot"etl br, tile llnl whose name• appear ffeloao. ri�.•• Ii�• •MIi •••..••zatlou RIDENOUR'$ SUPPLl B; & •· GARAGt Furniture and Appli ances General l'.tito Chester. Ohio Phone YU-5-2 1 25 ii. H. SANaiiN Jeweler and Optometrist Middleport MAX WARD AGENCY tllU kepllfr Cot. Sy-ore & Put ' Phone WY•!-ma . ARtfoCVs sbH1o sTiilii -·� . Rock Spring, R. Closed Eaeh Lord's ,, Day . ., Pomeroy ., ... . . � , •• .;, 'lJ " . _, .. Nationwide lnsurarlce of C9lumbus, 0. 1 1 5 E. 2nd st.. Pomeroy. Phone WY-2-2ffi ' R. H. RAWLINGS & SON$ (0. Your Dodge & Plymouth pl,aler THE UNITEb Sfiii-&E8• OF AAUIICA ·.: " ' 'I, ' Custolil Built Lo<al Union 1688 1 JIJ!'fl8wood, W, Va. . ,. ' � ' ' llreakl Maiten ijf Hblalihl Pomeroy•• Budget Shopping Center - • 1 : . - Oit10 Yllsri Mj. l'O. ANCitbR STIFFUR RED ,_ Mlllilli!M : ,_: . !:"I ' ' FRANCIS FLoiiif Moffl Mi &via Take Someone to Church wi th You Sunday Support ttie Church of Your Choice Poin�l-oj, Phone WY-2-2844 CITIZEN'S NATIONAL BANK (The Friendly Bank) Middleport ' .I WNl Main 157 ' Walnut M:l�is iifiioNy Cadillac-Oldsinoblle-\lambl�r Po 242 W. jp�NI}' & HeaUng 240 Lincoln St.-MlddlilJil,rt,�11. WY-2•1558 SUPREME ICI. �AM co. . , < .! h:%�� ... . \·"' •·· Featuring Decorated Silces. Novelties, Bull< Fiill�� hJ.u« · ' ' • ' '" • . • P<tinen,y MOTO.I ,tm to. KARR & vii ziNbT Mt>TOR $Ail$ Plumbing !llri!et • -, ,, , Slntt iui' iiis -- ,. • �(9a ) Marine Supp Mes 6---Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , July 9, 1 96-0 • ■ U -D IIOATI ANO MWr0Rs Ill> and .., ...u. they leet. Mtt... polit.n llloton. t00 E. Ma'" St. , PonMroy. Phont, wv...a..iuo. 1 1 -24-tfc ADS WANT roa CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE UliULTS JL\TES PHONE WY-2-2 1 57 .1 AT I KARR & VAN ZANDT J WOULD like lo _tha n � my ma�y friends for their _ kmdnesa in . aending carcb dura n � my recent h ospitaliutlon I n Ohio Valley Hospitwl. Ttu:y were alncerely a_ppreciated. Mery La_nderfield, 121 Shamrock Ave., Mmgo June 7·9-ltp tlon, u. 1 WANTEIJ TO RENT 5 room mo­ rfrrn house, water and bath, I �:a�y ac-cess to highw.iy m Rul l ,rnd Sl'hooJ dittrict area. Co1t• t,1r1 Mrs Fii)'C Bol in, Hyse l l Hun or The Parkettc, Mason, W Va on Sat urdays aud Surl• 7 3 i 8 ) Auto Sa les I !JELUXE UNFURNISHED APA H1·. \U:NT . Air conditioned. Ava11able after Ju ly 6, coats Uuiklrng , 6 29 J2lc I ' FOUH JlOOM- HOUSE. Phone Tur.;-_ 1 7 2 6tp er 2 34 :5. I ------- ;---:-;:-c-,---:--::;:::-:::: 1-·oull room lurnlshtd apartment Also farm for sale near Bashan 88 al'res. Phone WY 2 3302. _ _ ___ --,---,- --:: _ 7-Hltp --, FOUR rooms and bllth, also 3 ' rooms il nd bat P , rurnished in New HaYen. Phone W Y 2-3267. 7-7-3Lc --,"'rn"'i,-:-hcd�partR_ -,-un !uE__ OO �M v-,Phone i,FORD Convert.ible ment with bath and shower, WY 2-2490 7.7 --fitp garbage disposal uni t , newly r decouted · Phone W Y 2-�335. � -ttc .,,,,--"' 1 � -� ,ooms. Cloae 1n town. -G IN P_ SLEE_ 7-6-6tp 1 27 Butternlul Street l I 'M OLUSM0111J .i'.: 88 2 door 11edun Low m1lea�e hy lucal ownH, Vs !locket engine with staud­ like new ht H11e tirc11, �l;rndard ard ahifl. Go-Go -Go I n this trans. for rc11 I a·Onot11y. t11appy Olds. The buy of your lite. Wae ,110� S■lc $1488. Karr I & Vin Zandt, Pomeroy 7--8-Jtc Wanted ( 1 7 ) Help I ---- - --- --·- OHIO For Sa le GAS, fi'U.1!:L OlL and co•! fw-­ nacea. C11.ll for Cree t:stlmate1. Foreman Ir: Abbotl, IUddleport. 0-IU-tlo -=----- - --- -- '01 DODGE 6 cyl. 2 door. An old c•r with plenly o f eood depend­ able mile1 left. Need a aeco nd c111r'! ThiB ls ii. Uon'l delay­ aec J t today. Was $191'.1 Sale $88. Karr & Van Z111ndl, Pomeroy. 7-8-!ltc �1mrtment, 3 rooms Plt__one W Y 2·61 H5. I �� POMEROY MOTOR CO. (9) and bath. 7-8 ·0k t'l'Ml:NT f urnished l l_ _ 'A O M_A_ I J- --1io__ e11tnuu:c. Cull 1iriv11tc hatt1, with J c 2.:ioot1. ___ 2. .!_J� $1 095 POMEROY, FunNis1n:o HURRY! Order your purple rasp­ berrlo11 now. Excellent ror rrecz• ln1 or Jellloa Phone your or­ der& B. H. Canon, Rt. l , Mid­ dfrporl. Phone SH 2-4757. 7-7-ffle ---,---:::=:::---:::---: EXP�IUEN t:ED GRILL WOMAN. Ai,ply Box 068-U, c/o The Daily 7 2 Jt l) 6entmcl, Pomeroy . I I 1:0 Employmen1 Wc-,ted TIIHE1': DAYS A WEEK l.:encrll Hot111ewo,rk or office cle11nlng. 7 5 6tc Phone WY 2·320 1 . AIH CONDITIONING, REFRIGER­ utlon 1er1tce. Jack'• Refrleera­ Uon, New Haven. Phone TU26-23-U 3537. AUCTIONII& Compleqi hnlce Crltt lr1dforcl WriN, PhOM or tontect A. C, IRADrGRD, Radne, Ghl.. MUILLIR FUlil:NACIS, W EITING HOUII •ppllancflo Arnold Bro­ . . thera. lyrHVN, Ohio, Phone 1 1•1 1 ,ff wv 2-"IU. ■■-ANO I l --- --------:- I 'Of 0LDSl)()e1J.i s88 2 door-;e. ANTIQ U ES, walnut corner t: upda n. Solid bltu·k riniah 1et orf round walnut diuinll'. l>oard, with while w,11 tire,. 11.ydrama, ruo.rn table and rocker. Phone lie driYe. Feel power benealb 7-B•Stc • WV 2 3M4i. four wheel with Olds' F,1n1ou1 --·--· -V8 en1lne. W111 $1'08 Sile ,1:,a:a. Karr ilt Van Z1ndt, Pom-3_tc_ _____ _ 7�_ ,. �roY FOR SALE .:__ 'N OLDSMOBI LE Su per 88 2 door Cle■n two ton■ a:reen wltb bydramatic drive, power 1teertn1 • pewer brakea, radio, heater. Sure to plH1e, try It. W11 $895 Bile '4811, K,rr " v,n Zand!, Pomeroy, 7-B-Slc '17 CADILLAC Coupe DeVllle. Drive thll •park I Ina PI nlt and white beallty today. One owner J, Fully equipped. A car that wut ••n )'OU thounnd upon thou•• !• ud of mlI.et of perfect aervlce. -� W11 $2093 Sale $2488. Karr & 7 .a.3te ..... \ran Zlndt, Pomeroy. ... -+-11N BUICK, 4 dr · aedan. M► eh.lnJeally Yer)' aound. $4:95.00. '1·7-8lc Blaettnan, Pomeroy. 1 CHIVROLBI'� 210 2 dr. fflffl, '1)811.00, Blael, 7.7-411c --. .., • -""' 11'arlll ■, 1 ½II LOTS 7 ROOM MOUi poal ol1\ore1, near Kyaer, tn rlee and -thu�h, NJnnlna; water to ltllehen, Iola ol flowera 1nd ah ru ba. Some lurnllure wllh houae lncludlnc S•p<, living rooau au.Ile, t-pc, badroom suUo, dinette aet, refrlterator, flleclrlc Nna;e, w.111her, dryer, deep lreeae, YounaeLown do u ble I I nk , chin• cwboard, aumc venetla n blinda 1nd othe, furniture. Re111onabl., � priced, See Mr. or Mrs. Mayo J\. Bale■ in Kncr or Phone EM 'l•'NIN. llftffltCllft ,,....,s&enl -;i;--_;ndl- 2 H. P. IIJTCHEU. Uonen. Phone WY 2-3814. • . 7 , , � l ...c •· � •.--• ,_ -� . �...-. h. _. ....,_'...-. ' -� .... •-... Call Dlca �•tt Before t:80 ,1,.M. Mtddlo,.,t WY4•2M9 Pomoroy WY,2-a 9S KAUTl Pll,ID' ITOlll ,u , ..... 11-2141 AAMILL IIRVIC,I 5 TATION ■ ,- c- ...... ,.oo AM­ ........ iCYOI')' Day &,na., ( 20b ) I nsurance "'iici: � COMP :TE -i,isuM LF tecUon, U,.. A1.tt.. Fire, Pollo IIJU•,.. Mlddlepor� Cill Don 'l�•" ;:--,-:::--- - _ Estate ( 2 1 ) Real -=-c:==: -·. y c. O WALZER BY E LMER N tW YO H K U l' l -lkre 1s one lrutk opcr.ilur who is willing to tilll off the perenrual war between the r,1 i!roadi, and the trucking wdustry. Hobert E. t:oopcr Jr., chairman of <.:uupc r-Jarrcll, lrH·., of Jerlicy t: ity, N . J . , thinks the two transpi.,rl.at1un system:, should be Hble to gel along together through cuunlinall'd sc..· rv1ccs. Uut, J 1 kl' the whole trucking industry , hc"s opput.ctl unalterably to •pcrn1 1ll1ng t11c ruilruilds lo Ulll'rntc their owu Lrnck1ng tleeh. · · w e k11uw Lhat Lhe ral!s can n ot opcrnll! a trul·k at1y cheaper than Wl' l·uri'' he say:., '"hul we believe Lhat tJe{:a usc ol tlwir huge fl . nantial lncki1:g, llll'y wc,u1d (lo ,, 1 1 Ill their JJUWl' f lo kill o r f COili· J)CIJI IUII, II" jlt ' Clll i l l cd Lu gu W.Lo Ilic truckin.,: bu;,rne;::..' ' Work Together l i e agrees with 1c!Jow Lr uck QP· erators that cummo11 ow11e1·shiff 1 1s not an cs.s1•n1J.il prior cumlilion lo tl'lle cooramat,011, ul' nnl-truck servke, aud believes 1 hal volun­ tar y coord1na ho11, u1dudmg pub­ lislling or Joun rate :md &e1· v1ce agrccmcnti,;, will prove uf great­ est bc ucJ JL 1 0 the :.lupviug public. 1''0R SAU: EIC:/IT room house. 2½: ucrns, gas, dcctr1dly and w.iler. <.:urugc aud • barn. Con­ tad Edna J t 1ckens, Hacme, Ohio 7•Hltc w Cooper ian't worried over the rash of railroad mergers " becaual!! the rails contemplate no trackage construction . " Like the railroads, the truckers arc doing some merging of t �eir own. Eventually the many I m es ffiilY be solidified into a smaller number o f bigger companies. Doubl• Bottom Cooper-J a rrett has ac q uired tl company in the Chicago area and another that gives it New England business. It is seeki ng ap, proval tu enter the Ohio territory IJy taking over a company, and contemplating a terminal on the Ill inois loll road where it will as­ semble double-bottom unit.Ii. A double-bottom unit J,1; one co11 !>IStmg of two lral1crs druwn by a Lrador. Ooublc bottom noW m ui,ernt1on m some secuuus run 98 !CC L HL lCIIGlh and have gross WCJgllt ot l JU,000 pound� (ti:> tonsJ, Cooper, along wlt,b »i,e h:ucki.J.l.a mdustry generally, u lookint: for­ want lO the cumplcliun m the ruture of the nat1on·s 4 1 ,000-mlle 1r1lcrst11te high way ayitem which will Join 42 state capitals an d 90 all cities uf 50,0UO or per cent mur e po!)ulation, serving tiD per cl!nl of lhe urban popul11lion, and 4:l l)Cl" cent Of lhe rural. I or KIVhH REPOR'f 1"0Ult H00.,\11 IIOUl>C Wllh full bHemen·•. J11lcr1ur remodeled. Condition of Ga11111: Mon tgom­ New ho, w11lcr t11nk, furna ce, ery: 16.2 upper, 10.:.! lower, a n. electric. wate1· puu1p. t:11rpet open; Ualhpo11s: HU upper, llU and veuel1ii.11 blinds, also. $2�75 tuwet, 3 it. open; Lock � 15,6 up­ Call WY 2-6211 1 . Mrs. Wm. J. pc:r 10. l lower, cloaed off. All l larma.11, JU. Nu. 2, JJox 18A, movable dams up 1:; Lhru .J.J 11nd Aahla1Ld, Ky 7-8-titc closetl off. Ohio Klver IIOltt: Down: Lock 12: Baby Ulre lli:::SO llm, 2-2; Lock Cornell 12: 1:S pm, B-5; Lu11g1 1 Pomt 6:30 am, 19-0; Lock 2:i: C. V. u.1rner G:20 pm, 2-U; Beaver 1 2 : 10 TllAerou ULIVl!:U tiO just com­ am, 1 -U; Allilll 10: 10 am, 4-0. vpriY11r; Loctt. 32: Jelterson 1 : 10 L'u llivaturi,: pletly overhauled. and mowing machine. U. A. an1, il-10; Galhpolas: Elger Clut Deem, Hacine, Ohto. Phone WI ;i:.i:o pm, O-:.!; uv.i::c 12 midnight 7-7-tllc 16-U; Montgomery: '1:ao am, �-1; 9-3088. JHne Hoagland 7 :3� am, 7-0; Walt• er C. becKJOl'd 7:40 am, 0-8; Chan1eleur D am, 4-0; Lock :1-3: Helen J. a am, 3-0; TI'l-�tate H:53 am, 10-0. N o Aanawha bOi,li. All dams Oil 1uU. RAC INE - 55 acres, 1 11lory frame hall b11semcnt, barn, hol hou11e l�' x :1:! ' , Utll1\y bu1ld1llg. 5 11.ct·es culllvated, bula.nce III P<iS· lure 1111d timber. llc11I cslale 11nd t1qu1pmcnt. $8000. POMt.1Ul'I' - rnvcstmcnt properly l:! lots, 1111 utl i itws av.£11al>lc. Call for informauo11, Tot.at price $.IUOO . HAVANA UPI - Fldtil Castro, POMt:KOY - 1 story frame, 5 Iii one-time coUea:e pitther, was exrooms, b1:1th, lull 011.scmeut. uou­ t.remely bitter today over the enbJe i:;.arl:l�l?, bm:h IIOOrtl, coal forced IJ.•ansfer 01 the Hanna Iurn�u:e or gas t loor turnacc franchise in lhe International hciL, l>t Ul'Ul llOOl"S and- wmdow,11, Le11a:ue to Jeney Chy, N. J. � OUI\J,;lilown k11thcn, lot 70' x The Cub11. n premier termed �he IOu , mce locat1ou. $ 1 1 ,UOO. action u ··one more a,utre� 1on FARM - WC:il ul' 1tut111m1- 93 il.C• aaai nst our people by the United res, ti r oom frame, basement, Slate& a,overnment. ' ' lNlm (3tixJU) cement floor, gran­ "U any a;ood relations were aa·y, tool shell, clu(.k t!ll huusc, 2 maintai ned between Cuba and the Well.Ii, Plenty ul Waler, lrHclor U n ited Sl11.Les lt was bHeball, li111d, paslu1·e .£lid timber. On wherein a hcallhy, di1i nten:1led, good gravel ro11.d. Priced low 11.t sporum•nlike 1tt1tude preYailed," $tili00. ..:aatro Hid during a ti?levlsion ALIIR't A\ COX, SIIHmH broadca�t 1'"1- iday nia:ht. IOX 229 - PHOII& WY 2-2220 Frank J. Shauchnes•�• presl­ WY 2-llOI ide n t of the lnL•rnatJo nal League yanked the franchltt oul ol Ha­ vana Frid.II)' in a mo\le he called necHUry for the safety of visit­ LEGAL NOTICI American players 1111 w.ell 11 Ins To be aol rl to the high blddor an roattr\ the 20th day oi July 1960 at 10 those o n the Hllvana that announced Immediately He o'clock A. M. ut the Zerkle u uc kbeing tr,nsfer­ was franthlae the ina; _ Co .. }1 lddlcport. Ohlo, the folred to Jeney Clly, which last had lowmg merchandise: I One 2-pi1ece livJ na: roorn aulte, 1 11 team In the tntcrnatlonal League \ 9x l2 wool rug, J Oxl2 rug pad, a 10 yean aa:o. -- -------24-a For Sale or T rode The Leaders Castro Casting More Bitterness Over Pull-Out - _L___ ega,- NO,·,ce ~ a. a, MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS NATIONAL LEAGUE G AB R H Pet. Pl•-,.r-Cl utt 77 294 66 105 .357 Mays, S. F. 62 .344 Larker, L. A. 6 1 180 28 plate di n ner will be held in Sep­ A•hburn, Chi. 70 21!2 :18 91 .S23 !ember, probably in Athens Coun­ Gcoa1, Pilli. 78 3<0 5 1 UIS ,ail ty, for Congreasman Walter H. Clmnte, Pitts. 74 294 49 94 .320 Moeller (D,Lancaater). White, St. L. 77 30fi 46 M .313 Plan s for thl1 even t, and other Adcock, Mil. 63 233 26 73 .3l l n.a adM ty in the coming fall cam• Skinner, Pitts. 77 298 57 91 .3u., palgn, were di11cusaed a t \ meet- Walters, Phi. 68 239 30 73 .305 Democrats Cngham, SU. 74 289 43 88 .3� inc of 10th district held ln the Colon ial Re8taurant AMERICAN LEAGUE at Jackson last night. Gentile., Dal. 73 184 34 61 ·332 Mr. Mullen was named chairman Runn els, Bos. 74 2ei 5 1 93 .325 of the district's "committee of Smith, Chi. 75 290 42 94 .324 the whole" to campaign for Rep. Maris, N. Y. 70 262 53 8-i .321 Moeller, while May or Jamea Ru- Min oso, Chi. 76 288 45 91 .316 pert of Wellston was n amed trea- Skwron, N. Y. 67 2M 24 80 ,314 surer. Kuenn, Celv. 69 265 44 82 .369 Lopez, N. Y. 59 19:? 33 59 .307 Power, Clcv. 67 263 33 80 .304 63 196 26 59 .301 Geiger, Boe. Runt Batted In N•tlon.l LHIM.,_l• nks. Cubt 74; A•ron, Br.vu 67; Mays, Gianf• 6,4; . C•ped1, Gianh 51; Skinner, Pir•fft 54 Am•rican LNtV�rl1, YanBids on the Southern Rural k9H 61; Ge,ntilt, Oriolu 59; HltnSchool District'a new high sc:hool Hn, OrtOl11 51; Skowron, Yannear Racine will be o pened Aug­ k"' SI; Mlnoto, Whitt Sox 50. HMW Run• ust 10 and -constructi on sh ould cet N•tlOl)al L1a9ue-8�1]1lt., Cu� under way this autumn it was Aaron. Br,_,.. -•� 'ioyer, lellr'ned here today. presi­ Cuds 19; Mays, Gl.=f.t1 11; C1William A. McKelvey, dent of the board of education, ,,_., Giants 17. Amerlun L1..�1rl', Yan­ said contractors have to ld hlm high school kn• 27; Leman, Stnaton 20; the new, modern 9hould be ready for occupa n cy by Man tit, Y •nkffl 20; Hild, lndl.na, U; W1lllam1, Rid Sox 14; Col.vlto Sept. 1, 1961. Total cost of lhe improvement ,1 ..,. 14. Plkhlng in the educational facillties of Nation•I LHtue-RNbuck, 7,1; the district is $690,000. Bonda on lhe project have been pu1·chased Wllll•ms, Oodtl-n 1-2; L1w, Plr­ ltff 1 1 -J; Farrtll, Phlls 7-2; by The Ohio Compa ny. Buhl, Bran• 1-3. Am1rlc•n L••l"e--Coatet, Yan­ kffa N; D■IIJ, Athl .. ic1 12-4; Stal-,, White Sox 94; Stobb$, S.1111tora 6-2; Gr•nt, l,..tl•nt 6-1, Bids For New Racine High To Be Opened ul .;\. :.. I •BALDWIN f,ff t:I\ ,•::rg 11:15 11:IIO l� : (1(1 ,.,IIO l�:45 l :l/Q 1 :30 2:00 ulo -5:30 6i00 1:30 • Shop and Portable Welding Phone WY-2◄388 Mlnersvtue, Ohio SHERWIN-WilliAMS PAINTS General Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies Custom Cabinets Ja,.boroa Cr " 9-30 =•nu .o,io l'lfi, , i>o!d> n cjff 1 1 :l!fl �� " ill!!'. I !!1 I ir.:\l<DOM l:m ••� ••� Slgn on TIiis Is tbe L!!t TV �P<I lndusll')' on P�•d• Inside !'IVPrlle Story FronUen o! Faith Sunday Movititime So $,n,U. My 1111,nd TV Reader's Dia:est IIHt the Preu Sllllday NOWI Picture •:oo swna 8 Saturday , 12:30 1 : 00 1 : 02 1:30 1 :30 2:00 3:00 3:02 3:30 3:35 4:00 4:02 4:3 0 4;35 5:00 5:M 3:30 5:31 5:45 8:00 New, ' RFD News Htadlines Breaklast Party Pickena Hardware Show Breakfasl Party News Headlines SPOrlll Report Breakfast Party News Breakfast Party News Headlines Breakfast Party News Breakfast Party Coffee Time Swap Shop News Headlines MorAin,a: Devotio n, Radi o Hymnal News Headlines Country Hoe Dow n Farm Ttime Raci ne Jubilee Noon News 6:30 66:32 7:00 7:02 7:30 7:32 8:00 J usf Fe>r You New1 Kt1dlint1 Ju1t For You New, Ju1t For Yo u Calli ng on Pt. Plea1a n1 New1 Headline, Muaic Go Round News MU&ic Go Round News Hcadl inea Muale Go Round Loc1l New, Musjc Go Round Baseball Scores Music G o Round Newa Headlinea Muaic G o Round Complete Newa Rllund-up Crow's Steak House-Sound of the 60'• News He1dlinea Eveni n e Jnterlu� News Headlines Eveni n g Interlude New! HeadU ne11 Sundown Serenade Sign Off JW �=•- ....... Glanner •- Monclav l r:ijO Otlinol 8 - Sullday • t 'll:!, ffljp\,�_Chan nel 13f'!t•c��d��1 Saturday !'oo Channef 13-Mondo, rrrey: , By KING �ha would Start The Day Righ t With CIJa. tl - SncflJ t.ff ·:t'Jff!'!. t\S: lOfOO 10:30 11:00 11 :30 12:00 12:30 4 :30 5:00 3:SO - ��.... Camera s Die Picture RFD, USA Rev EIWOO\I �, Movie M fer]!l Rev. WIe !I� Oral lie eri, r.,o ,. Wadon Preview e_;oo . er,Uep ,. , lill ii'.oi.. 7 . 'MARINI l"IH: ' YOKOSUXA. J1p1n .;,. .,\ 1/, S. )larlne Corps "8F-8T C'ouaar Jel cro•�ed Into Tokyo Bay today luat -lie&,,._ 4 '"'V adt•j � 'ifd the 'Mi, � . . VU. lflb hu - =�4 llfliL Pll�I ilnA- Lite rtr ���- 12:fG •; · ·i£· I !: e t Ire · J·V. The Vetdi·.f la Your■, Tile Brilhlor Dar Tllo ....t &lorm Nltlll "'"'" : e .tlh 4rf'u, I. ; Loot at Weatb• Ii Jule Rivlin I: ow -r· I �!- • J.. 7:00 't · Q ; II· S it; ,If ' Ani!J atic Nal'l Conv. at 1b. Weoth,j, 13 - p1{�,,; IJo,_,bu loland late 'Jll!Uraday at\4 l?riday and 13 &>e!sqq_■ Were r,eotted dead ln tbti noullln, fiOQilt · ·;_ · · :� _ stli •· . 1' NIGH tJltt.{/i(JgiOPt' l:Ui 1ear1 � 111*t\fflt� �..• ,,,il �ii�� ����. ·/ ci!IEt'ilW STE VE ALLEN On Tlt1 '"M usical Cloc k'' EAQI MOUING AT 7:15 A.M. ON • WJ E H me.. onlv •g� with J.lelt AllltCL... '° '"'-"• I ...,,._, ITS TATTOO�! """'.!lo ln Laurel Cliff Events Reported Mr. a nd Mra. Olin Rife werti Sunday gueahi of Mr. and Mrs. Georie hn1haw. .Attetndanee at Sunday &chool •u 87 Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Larabee or Sarasota, Fla., were weekend ueat1 of her sialer Mrs. n . T. ' urdette and... flmily. 01111 Rife called on his aunt and uncle Mr-. and Mn. Lou Diehl kr. and Mre. Paul Archer and 19ri, llr. and Mr1. Roa:er Archer a11d ion of Columbu1 spent the •-tend with Mr. and Mrs. Lou . qr'l\l. �- a:qd Mra. Lou {)iehl and Mt. and Mrs. Charles .qtf�l aqd 4on spent �- ,velUN[ /IVlth Mr. •"II t.tra. . Gilfl Archer. • G11!f Arther, BaileJ hun and Grttf Archer, J1., KrOh1f11'1 Wi,., called on Mr. and Nn. Charlt1 Dlebl, Phon� Wl-11'3841 -,,�EROY, OHIO . ELEMENtARY TEACHERS ·- • ... -.. ' By FRED LASiWILL· GRANOMPl'Y LIVES 0\/ER IN PINEY RIDGE I . ...,._, 'l'IIIIINI haua., IIII CMr& -8'11-. h■en, BARN EY GOO� L_E 1_nd _ � N I JFFV SMITH _ "-,i 'M PllOFESSOR WESSER , SIR - - THE eM1NEl,tT GEOLOGIST-1;)0 'IOU MIND IF I BROwSe AROOOO I 1 't'OUR PROPeRTy ? Imposing French Embassy Will Open To Visitors Sept�et 9 and OTHl:R FAMOUS BRANDS -NI ■ � ,l,}t,, jg -•= ,..,, -�!" Co""�• , PLANING MILL , Chcin11"' <&I ._·� � .. do ­, "" l:IS &i"1 (i!i :;gg llo<IUD •._,. Jlld lbe ChalJen 11 ,; ·· �ow 9: . :=1 ·. Elee\nc Tlteatf'.r Al · IDie� PrNeni. t: 10. . - RACINE -::- (MotMl1y · lfrld•y} Slt:n On Guest Star ... 1 : 15 Fav'!(I� Sl<!rY I :fl At) Illar �wb,\1 1 t:IM) Ailv�iw. Tint• st1l1111>9il 1: IIO 8111, �' l:lll) N•w• \tt<! ., 1: 10 ,Um � . WASHINGTON UPI - Popular , Vialtors will be struck by enor­ �:Ml W•tt - � · French Ambassador and Madame mou■ bouquets or mulli-ro lored '8:30 Demotratlc N'atlOnal Conv. H�rve Alphand thia week invited t:arden flowers, many a deep blue, 1 1 : 1, Jaelk Pur Show wives of delegates attending the whleh fa n out from over.ize bran­ 1 :00 BilD OIi conference of United Preq Inter- dy glass shaped vaees. The trick ia national edilon and publi■hers to th111t while most of the po,ie■ are lou� the palatial French Embassy articifieal, though it"s impo11lble during the two-day meetlni ln to tel.I Without touching, a few also K'elrl Tonlibt I f :00 early Sept�mber. are fresh. 'lbe effect ia dazzling. -1 ann.. l J : 10 Late ilJIO'll' The Alpha n�s. one of the most Owffloob Plrk I 1:00 11:fford Hop The embassy hu a comma ndmg - �--. ------ - glamorous dipl0m11itic couples ln ,:JO Diok Clark Rhow the n ation's capital, ,have .11et view of ijock Creek Park and its · , , -, , l:00 &,av, SbtlUon @.SJde 3-39 p. m S::pt. 9 for I re. French d90n open pn a lol'ely 11:00 Cartoon SM�culQ 1:30 Leav� ;� To Beanr cept1on and tonr of the embauy. terrace overlookin1 roll1ng lawn.11 �:,0 Romper Room , t:00 L!i.wren.oo WP.lk &!low The greystone mansion on Kilo- I that look like velvet. 10:1)11 Jubilee, \J. S. A. rama Road is one of the 1,ndThe entrance hall is furnii,hed 11:00 Up-To-Tlle-!4lpute New■ . , marks or embassy row. lb fabu- wilh a red velvet large Louis XV 1· . 1 �-�-• , 11:iO Sparta �rt l o u s furnishl ngt, macnificent 1 19fa and tix matchina arlll(hairs. .2:00 Re■Ue11t1 Qun U :ls i..d, SbOW cba nd1liera, 411bu1Bon e4r6-t, an4 The dining room is paneled with 1�;80 Love Thll llok. P1i(ltl ng11 by ih� 111.asters, �11 have green painted 18th century myth l :Q!I ,\b9ut 1"ooeo been Imported fro.m Fran ce. olo,:ical acent!i of gay gods and : ::II) ll!!dl• Bullt In 1910 a:oddesses. It has a lara:e round 12:00 The Bir Pieture J :O!) ii,, in Court The imposing mansion was dininc table with 40 Louia IV 'J:Jtl John Hopklna File 1:11!> Th, Gale 8- 11ft built in 1910 as the home of t'1,e white and gold antique chairs up­ 1 ,00 CoU.1• N'ewa C<>-.n.. J:41!> Beat the CIQCt late John Hays Hammond, th� hol,ltered i n lia:ht brown velvet. !:IO National !:du. AUQclatJoa minlna enginee.r who made mfl1,111 Who Do You Q,i the walls are 1tUI lifes by t:OD Jllf 1tery M■tlhN lions •Ith the Oiamond ayndlcate Matisse, Bonnard, Vlaml nck and t:00 JUDeriean B!.llaa.WII (,) n Heart� 5 :IIO C.pteln Oollabl of South Africa. , Loi,jou and a sea picture b)' It wa.11 purchased by the French CIJy,d' Jlonoet. f:00 Bu J'rancla &at aovemment In 1936 and it ha" I:.. T- .... ....... Olrii, by Candlitlls,ht 8:tO Weather Nier been refurn lahe� several t1rtl.e1 by 'fhJ . tpaln dJ'•win1 room is I 8:d John Dab- Wen each new embaBSy chatelaine. Thp l¥1!t1tifulJy appointfd wjth empire .. embaqy _ got its lateat face-liflifl' iw!u, chair& �qd t,lble1. The l!P· 7:00 l!roken Amn, last Aprd In preparation of Prea1- holatef'Y is 1tripM almond 11:reen 7:SO Ch�enne 8:30 Bourbeo 8trfet Be� dent de Giulli'11\'fsu to Washlng. s,itin a�d in i(lditiqn to tapes­ · 9:30 Adventurea in Parad ifle ton. tries, 4ecorations include anJ;,80 Ted ¥act Adlateur 1tour, NIC91• Alphand, • till h•atl• tiqµf candelabra and a marble 1 1 U)O 1'!:le News Toll�, �ed �oncl Ntuty wh• 1, � w�lk• m,nµ.i. ll:10 8cannJn& the Weatber 1111 tnod1I of Prench chlC', h.s for 1,naller r�tion1 and par. ll:11 Sport Report aclcltd hw own ■rtlatic t.uch" tf I ties, the Alpha nds use a more !n­ 1 1 : 20 Late lbow th.• �assy. Tflle ,_,t brutll• Um�te arnaller drawi n11 room fur­ , taking a,r• her ff...,. 1rra'19.. nishtd ip the Louis XV period. nwnh on the 1round fleor of th� , 1'�e· i:n,-rble hearth ii pi nk ani:t 6f.room ttrMetvrt. "' ' Tl1e blue rug ls Persian. Oipqpfs at the Frenclt Jmbas..sy 10:10 Wl\at, My IJne? are alway, J))' candlelillJt. The I! :do Sund ay NeWI Specla! , itiurmet men uii are prepared :0 I I : I� :I'hea1tr Ia the embassy kltchi,p, by - of ali f: ; 4'-pu1ric111p �)bum thi11g11 - an Italian· chef. The fineat of wi neB are 1erved. And �:k•r!':�.rty I 8:00 CBS Ntin champagne is a "mu.11t" with 1:� Highway Patrol 8:ID GIPi.ln KlflOroo every dess'ert. 1130 J'erry M.iioo 9:0Q gp,ooa Tbdt.r 8:10 Wanted-Dead or Alive The emba�sy la known for its 10;00 brcember Bride aevres porceiain, baccaret gJasa, 9:oq Mr. Lucky table linen of white bat iste em• 9:30 Have Gun, W-!11 Travel 10:30 Yideo Vill■Je 1 1:00 f �V'e Luc)' broidered With nol!i:egays of ti ny '.O:QP QUIIIII\Oke flowers and celebrated silver­ U :SO F'ar 1lorlzon1 10:80 Mtse Un iverae-1960 ware. 12:00 Theater 13 1i:OO g.,lre• . -· -As the visilor• will see In Sep. IZ:80 !ijtr�h i,i8lller, the embassy is Yery rep.­ 'li'e il�ldh!1 I J'l!llt)nlative of Frqnce .and its l:OO Hrit1 "Df tbii City ,crtate1t showplaee in thls coun­ D:00 Rev. •Matthews 1 :30 M the World TUrn1 try, n ,_ Ch t.rylChru1hchev bluntly told the United States to stay out of Cuban a flairs or the com munist world would intervene. Electric and Acetylene s1111 IS:•""' 5:58 6:00 11< 13 6:30 7:00 7:02 7:30 '1:46 8:00 8:02 8:05 8:30 8:35 9;00 9:02 9:30 9:35 10:00 IO: 15 10:30 10:32 10:'5 1 1 :00 1 1 :02 l l :29 1 1 :30 12 :00 P!ANUTI �WCH$..tv c�unile ia The MOSCOW UPI Premier Niicita _ today lo S. Khrushchev threatened uae Soviet �kets in support of Cuba ir the Uniteri States "dared"I 11 ny •Hre88ion against that coun. FISH ER'S WELDI NG lbo'll' t.oreita \'ou111 10:� PeopJe .\ti rum,, 1 1 :20 NeW, JteadUn11 11:11 Wea bt. II u,1, 1'!\�lf' 1.:00 ff -a._.-, 3 - S11iltlay tt,:1111! � ,,.,m )''" J:00 Use Of Roekel8 '! �;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;-;;-;;;;;;;;;;;:,.· 1 �i i�: The ell,"¥ ,o;oo �4 t:lse IIO JO:JQ � l'l'l>tn lll!On<>l Khru Threatens I •wuaurzER 7 !IO ..�iltY f:� Soll� Tw o companies or Belgian in• �antry were flown to the Congo ' Friday ni&ht and a third was leaviri.g today. Learn Of_Sister'e Death PIANOS wut,,,,111 e,oo : NillJt Conio Residents SIRVICES CANCELLED Sunda y evening services al the Pomeroy Church of Christ ha ve bee n cancelled for thi!i week due to the absence of the minister, Jo hn Buckley, who is conducting an evangelistic meeting at Owing. Sl' il hi, Ky. Morning services will be held aa usual. --�-BRONCOS SIGN CASON DENVER UPI--Jlm Ca.son, former di:fenslve back with the San Franelsco Forty Nlners and the Loa Angeles Rams, baa been 1igned as backfield coach with the Denver B�cga of the American Footbill �afbe'.' · "" r · tO ' :::X :}",���� ,Airlift Rescues BRUSSELS, Belgium UPI - A a;lant airlift brought hundreds of fria:htened ind weary women 11nd children out of the mutiny - torn Congo today. The Belgian gov­ ernme'1t aaid the situation was woraenlng a nd the n ewly . i nde­ pe ndent 1tate was threatenin g lo fall apart. n 1., v 111 0N UI DI W Al.TV Che tt"•I 3 I :00 Wt\l?b llr. Wt:-, iclence ncti11n Theater Da iry O:(»O Rom, R-.n DerbJ B:Jl) New! P[<1Uf1t ' :fft ljport, ltooildUJ The Syracuse board of public 1f,aln today urged residents of the village not to waste water durini the balance ol July an d in August and September. It was explained that " wear a n d tear" on pumping equipment not ·shoruge of water, is the rea­ •so n for lhe request. Ea�S&ive wa• ter conaumption puts I heny l oad on the equipment. WMf'O Daily Pro�am Schedule Dally Sentin el, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., July 9 1 , 980-- , 0.1111111 ' ....,..., 1:ffl ���� r.:i· Reeidenl8 Urged To Slack On Water Use ■ I - ST. ANDRIWS, Scotlu• UPI --K.t ....... of AuatHlla h•ld off • brlll l•nt flnl•h by ,l,.rMrl• c••• Arnald P•lrriff to win the BriN,h Open ,olf ch•.,.lonshlp ted.ay tty OM stroke wUh I total ef 271 t. Palmer'• 279. N•1le, who went Into th• raln­ po.tponed fin.I round with 1 tour-ltrok• m.r1ln crnr Pelm.,, •hot • two-under-par 71 - and that •lmost WHn't IIOfd ..,ough H P•I- um. up with on• of his �tented bluing flnllhff to po1t I flwe-und1r,p.r 68. HOLZER HOS�ITAL Admitled July 7: Mrs , Ruasell Little, Rutland; Leland Lemley, C.heabire; Harley 0. MoBHman Jr., BY DOUG MOOR A pre.jamboree traini n1 camp Middleport. Dlsmiqed July 7: Mra. Ruby waa heid al Camp Arrowhead at Ona, W. Va., June 16-17-18. There Ferguson, Mr1. Coraleoe Wool­ were two troops a:oin& from the wine, James Drinnon, Mra. Geo. Each Powell, Mrs. Laura Gould, Betty Melgs-Gallia-Maaon area. tro op consisted of Lbirty-.11even Martin, Alva HokanlOn, Mr1. Eli­ zabeth Mullins, M.n. Georte Tw)'• boys 11nd three acoutm■sters. The prejamboree camp w.111 man, Mrs. Loren Caverlee, Steven held to help boys from tbi1 dis­ Jav1n11, Mn. John Clendenin and trict adapl to c1mp life of the ,on; Mrs. Jerry Stiffler and son: 3-0lh Nahonal Jamboree. The boy11 Mr1. Terry Oaborne. from Meia■ that are &oint to the Jamboree are Bruce McKen1ie, Pomeroy• Dick Neaae and Doou1 In Dayton, O. Moore, Hock Sprina:•; Hay Pie, kens, Mlddleportj Ph.II Roberti Mra. Jame, Weber received and Robert Eaain1too 1 Pomeroy word Thuraday of the death of .t!:xpl orer Po1t. Viola Mn. her silter•in-law, Hank Cleland, Pomeroy, will 10 Paulin who died Thunday atter­ to Akron to participate in the no on at Good Samarilln Hoapital, Region t Band. Dayton. Her huaband, Ben P■Win A contingent of 80, that'• right, a native of Meta• Count,, died 80 will soon be P.ullina out for Uve years ago. the filth National Jamboree and Fu neral senlce1 will be held Mo nday at Eaton with burial In Pikes Peak. Al 9:10 pm, July 17, our IJ'OUP Dayton. Mr. and Mn. Weber leU will be loaded and tbe U'ain today to attend. will pull ouL westward bound. When arrMna:- on the 20th, we CHAMOI.IR I N INTIRNATIONAL LAUREL, Md. UPJ-Cbamour go Lo the top of Pike• PHt, the :.lllt to lbti Garden of the Gods, champion S-year-old of Ireland I Air F orce . Academy, Color.ado and wi n ner of the lrl.lb Derby, Ghoal Town ' and °'her point■ of bas been entered in the $l00,000 1 W11hinit.on, D. C. Internation1l at interest. The Jamboree ollleiaU:, opent LIIUNI race track, Nov. H. on the 32nd a nd enda on the eve, ntna of the 28Lb. The 29th we leave for home arr1vint:: al ! am July 31at. __ _ O, D. N, PTO N. W. COM OPTO■IT&IIT ,., . ,... Golf Bulletin Prejamboree Camp Training Was Attend� ◄: lli TWO ' B EDROOMS, NEW uous�. large llvlnf, room, . builMn �ilchen c1binetl, ca■ furnace, in!U• 3x3 Tru-Va\ matlre!ses, 2 3X3 . nulated, l1r&e car port, 125 loot V11.l bo:1 aprlngs, 1 7-pc. breakfast frontege. Wrllht street, off tel, l 11et of three: tables1 1 mink Mulberry Ave. $9�.00. Phone bedroom suite, l -iX6 bed fprtn11, W Y z-3292 WIibur Youn, or and one 4x6 Tru Val m•ttreu. McM11ten HanlwaN Co., W Y 2-2700 Veile)' Lu.mlHlt and llllddlePOfl,• Ohio Ohio. lllddl•,ort, Suppl> ' Ill 12. atq , • 7...ili --- -"j "-- ·-i, -. ' �--'-• �.,;.. , l Co. " But AOOn we found out the demonau;�tor ·1n h · Amu!can' h: w�re very friendly to them, said. A '" demo lo ur" to the Diel area and other government �u1ldmt s where the student.a 11.re likely ti::, de.� onstnite costs 2,000 yen ($5.50) Many of our cu11o men de: man.? good p��tcard� �� Zengaku ren, t h.e offlcaal &a.Id, and whe � we tell the� we have none they are disappointed. AM: For So_ l r _, "We 1ound out t h at lo l h e Am erican tourists the Ze ngakuren demonstratio ns often were like good modern Samurai m ovies," the of­ ficial added. One elderly American woman tourist, watching a student deQJ• onstration, said, " ' the students seem lo be having so much (un. I would )oYe to be in a maas con1a dance in front of the Capi­ tol Buildi n g in Wa&hi ngton,'' 11c­ cording to the official. During one of the most recent demonstratio ns a middle - aged American tourist · approached a Japaneae . speaking UPI corre&­ poHtely: asked a nd ponde n t "Would you please ask one of lhe students if be would sell me oJ\e of the red 1lag1? I woflld like to buy one for a souve n ir ." Eastern r1�;;k-O·p;;�tor Is • } ar- �i:��:����., .c:��l� Read T Stop Perenma (20 ) Busi ness Services ( .2. l J Rval Estate •� CADILLAC Uud Top Coupe and BEETS. li'r1mk · lhe nu&rk ol ,ucceu. Here's POTATOES 7 D 6tp ROOFING, SPOUTING, Sheel MoDalley Run. Emrlch. y our chance ti) own Amerka'a 1111 work and repair w ork of fln111t at America's lowoat price. iiiAVIL y TUCTOR IM. kind. Frank Po wera, 133 any Sale tUl90 Wu valua. true A hrvlco. 512 I. Main, Pomeroy, Third St., Mlddleport. N. tl688. K,rr & V111n Zandt, Porn• S1l11m1n: Phont WY2,2t75. 7-6-aotc WY 2·2301. Phone eroy. 7-8-3lc k9"1Yill.. Harolll larnh1rt, Oh., Phtne CNtf',lle Mtl, O.OTll, WOOD SLAT PORCH '54 PONTIAC C.:hlefton Deluxe 4 1-11-Uc shades, cloth portb valance, door. Thl1 one c.i n 't be be1I at awnlnij■, ve neUan blinds, wi n• thlt price. Doe, everythl na buL Free eatlmalea. ahadee. dow alt up and be1. Y o u'll really FURN ITURE kllcheo tablea and ::l15 Union Av1., Wlppel, Dale like It. See for y ourself. Wai chaira, c•blnet, bu[fet, other 3 21 Wltt Pomeroy. '693 Sile $488. Karr & V a n I.Ible■, rocklnt: chain, di■hea, Z111dt, Pomeroy . 7•8-3tc 1la■1w1re, olher ltem1. Phone RIDENouft · SUPPLY: -Radlo and WY 2-2988 or 370 Fl1her Streel TV Senlce. YU5•2121. 6- 1 1--30\.p 'D6 OLDSMOBIL.i!: 88 4 door sedan 7-6-0lp Middleport. Beaullful two tono blue. Power TELEVISION RADIO AND SMALL alet1rin1 and power brakH. A appliance re,-lr. Phone Otl1 quality car. 'fruly a aood value. GREEN BEANS S l .00 a bushel. McCUnlock, Racine, O."llo. 2•1-ttc Plck yuur own. No. 2 Potatoe, Wat $12116 S1.le '888,. Karr Ir: $1.00 00 lb. baJil. C.:111bbMje 50c a APA!l.'1'MEN'TS - IUl'lllllled lDG Van Zandt, Pomer oy. 7-8-3te a -• -- - - bu1hel. Charle& Hilton, Port• ualurnlahed. 11:dluten. Kiddle •Dg RAMBLER Amtiric,n 2 door 7-6-6tc land. .1-ll•tl pr 1. Pbono WY-a-1288. Solid red finlah. America's ec o• nomy cl\ampion . Low mileaa:e, RHllNG hone, gentle for one owner. The be1l compact SMALL See or call Ira Well­ children. made. Hurryl Wa• IH195 Sale man, Bradbury, Phone WY 2· tlt88 . .Karr & Van Zandt, Pom­ 7-8-6tc tH82. eroy. 7·8-3tc - Dinner To Be Held For I I "6" 2 l)uor Wagun '44 PLYMOUTH Savoy -i door se• dim. Bllllle1hip 11:rey nni1b a nd buill like a b11ttlo1hip too. Prk-c to fit your purae. W11 fi96 s .,Je $288. K11rr & Van Zandt, Pomeroy. 7 -8-3Lc 8A,-Ef3AL L '5 owW VERf,;a,V OF ;1/ANA 6ERIAL /11[/5/CAt. C/(AIR:5. j �IGHT ROOM HUI.JSE, two ft\'e roum c1partmenll, A. N. Bengel. I J l .2 Uc Phone WY2·3212. 1 955 CHEVROLET •� MEkCURY Medalist 2 pu.11h button drive. A.11 silent a.11 a soaring "ull. Plan your ViU'II· tlon in lllill UiG "M". Jt's reMd.Y to i:;o. W11H $ l 59ll Sile $1288. Karr & Van Zandt, Pomeroy. 7•8-3tc Pior ,W -� " I 1 -., W}IO � 84CK A$ POSTON RED Sox 1 � on Me- ehenic St. T-- -G ARAG"S W0 C11ll W Y 2-2157!). Rose Sisson. 7-6-6tc Collie. Registered, Lincvln l l gts. Name on t11g. Frnder call WY 7•9-Uc I 2-3894. Uew11,rd, - J,!tttE H/t,(;INS, I , ;;;:_For Rent · -- ( 6) Lost and Found -- -------,LOST-1'111 ;rnd white border " 'When an American or almost any foreign tourist steps into our office now the lirst thing he sayJS 1� 'Take me to the s n ake-d1mce'," the official said. ··we must say Zeng:1k uren has become one of the biggest tourist attractions today and we musl now add · Zengakurcn' to the list of such attractions as Mt. Fuji, Geisha girls and K abuki (classical Japanese drama)." Demonstrators Ar• Frlftklly The oHicial said the travel bureau first thought there would be incidents if foreign t ourists, espec• ially Americans, were taken to watch "anti•Am�rican" demontralions. H 2 ) Wanted to Renl j I ·� j. Pomeroy, Ohio 1 l 1 1 Notices � _ _ 1 1 1:i J Auto So les Card of TtKJ -nks -------,2) 8 CHARLE S It. SMITH TOK�O UPI - Demonstratmns by snake-dancing �tudents have become almost u big a tourist attra('taon 1n Tokyo as cherry bloJsoms . the gc1udy Ginza street and hot bath.s. "Tllese days all the touri6ts first d-�mand II guided lour 1n the Diet ( Purllame nl) area to see the 'famous' snake . dancing Zengakurcn (Studenl.5 Federation )," an ofhctal m the foreign tourist section of the Japan Travel Bureau told UPl . JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR ,-par. JaRMITE ANO PEST CONTROL Good C lean Uud C,rt by p In Fr-N Inspection. ln•ur-- I All Malt•t Hd Mo.NI� a,d b� N.atilanwlct.. Phone R. MOTO.U ,TROPCM.iTAN ..... WY2•M A. iwvice •st.tlon 600-606 IHt #Min It. 4-26-tfc 2366. -- _ - - - ----,......,.,, OllM WANTED--A Christian companion ---- ---no smoker and no children. No 1 954 PLYMOUTII Belvedere 4 dr. others have to appty. Fra n k 11edan. Extra nice foe mudel . 7·7·3tp Emrich, Bailey Run. $496.00. Blaettn.,r�, Pomeroy. 7-7.(;tc STILL needing an out or county laW'yer to represent me in the protection of rny properly righl.5 1 955 DODGE; VB 4 dr. custom myal sedan. One cardul owner, Hugh Lellheit, Std. ahi!t. Extra nice. $795 00. Meigs County. Blaellnau, Pomeroy. 7-7-6tc .,-3-3tp · AS Or THIS date I will not be ii U reaponsible lor debta contracted 1· 1 9!56 STAR CHIEF BL E AN J 4 l" p t ' h W , a o�r ·. 1ac on e rdtop h· d b)' any one other than inyaelf. power _ transm,1ss1on, automaUc John Bryan bra lw s and stcer1 n, , �c1 d1 0 c1 nd 373 North Sec ond Street : heate r. In lo_p co ndition . C,1JI Middl eport Ohi o. ' 7-6-6lc W Y 2-6834. '1-8 - 3tp I Buy \'011r - - 4 cent. per w•rd, one i nsertion. H.i aimwn chi.ra:e - 60 tenu. e vent,, per word for three oooweciuuve in.lertion.. Sh,:ta.1 - one m.l?lb for 30 cent J per word Fu1J rate of 4 cent, per word 'Will be ahuged for advertisifii lf not pa.Id wtlltNn 10 day1 aner receivin,a: bill. Em>n: in Mvertisina - Should be r1tpQ:-tN1 !.mmediately. The Dail,[ Sentinel wUJ: not be reapo11S1.ble for more- Llwl one 1ncor­ hlcl i.merl!oa. tMJ.l! of ThaDU aDd ::jpeeia.1 Notic:e1 ol Ew11LI Sl.1.10. Obilu.arie1 publiJhed at t ce'lt per word. C DAYS ',"IORDS 3 DAYS l DAY 1 MO. IIOc 80c $ 1 .36 � $< . ;() ,1.2'! $0.00 $J .8(l 00, ;j(\ $7.!IO ,1.00 7:J< 24 $2.24 Ada nceived by 10 A-:M,. will be in lbat day Snake Dancing Students, Not Geisha Girls Big Attraction BACK AGAIN - - - - • • By Alan Maver ". ..,., --- AND WE WANT YOU TO SE ·s1R GALAHAD COME IN A KNl&liT bos1'l.JME B l EBNIB BU� 1i; �(9a ) Marine Supp Mes 6---Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , July 9, 1 96-0 • ■ U -D IIOATI ANO MWr0Rs Ill> and .., ...u. they leet. Mtt... polit.n llloton. t00 E. Ma'" St. , PonMroy. Phont, wv...a..iuo. 1 1 -24-tfc ADS WANT roa CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE UliULTS JL\TES PHONE WY-2-2 1 57 .1 AT I KARR & VAN ZANDT J WOULD like lo _tha n � my ma�y friends for their _ kmdnesa in . aending carcb dura n � my recent h ospitaliutlon I n Ohio Valley Hospitwl. Ttu:y were alncerely a_ppreciated. Mery La_nderfield, 121 Shamrock Ave., Mmgo June 7·9-ltp tlon, u. 1 WANTEIJ TO RENT 5 room mo­ rfrrn house, water and bath, I �:a�y ac-cess to highw.iy m Rul l ,rnd Sl'hooJ dittrict area. Co1t• t,1r1 Mrs Fii)'C Bol in, Hyse l l Hun or The Parkettc, Mason, W Va on Sat urdays aud Surl• 7 3 i 8 ) Auto Sa les I !JELUXE UNFURNISHED APA H1·. \U:NT . Air conditioned. Ava11able after Ju ly 6, coats Uuiklrng , 6 29 J2lc I ' FOUH JlOOM- HOUSE. Phone Tur.;-_ 1 7 2 6tp er 2 34 :5. I ------- ;---:-;:-c-,---:--::;:::-:::: 1-·oull room lurnlshtd apartment Also farm for sale near Bashan 88 al'res. Phone WY 2 3302. _ _ ___ --,---,- --:: _ 7-Hltp --, FOUR rooms and bllth, also 3 ' rooms il nd bat P , rurnished in New HaYen. Phone W Y 2-3267. 7-7-3Lc --,"'rn"'i,-:-hcd�partR_ -,-un !uE__ OO �M v-,Phone i,FORD Convert.ible ment with bath and shower, WY 2-2490 7.7 --fitp garbage disposal uni t , newly r decouted · Phone W Y 2-�335. � -ttc .,,,,--"' 1 � -� ,ooms. Cloae 1n town. -G IN P_ SLEE_ 7-6-6tp 1 27 Butternlul Street l I 'M OLUSM0111J .i'.: 88 2 door 11edun Low m1lea�e hy lucal ownH, Vs !locket engine with staud­ like new ht H11e tirc11, �l;rndard ard ahifl. Go-Go -Go I n this trans. for rc11 I a·Onot11y. t11appy Olds. The buy of your lite. Wae ,110� S■lc $1488. Karr I & Vin Zandt, Pomeroy 7--8-Jtc Wanted ( 1 7 ) Help I ---- - --- --·- OHIO For Sa le GAS, fi'U.1!:L OlL and co•! fw-­ nacea. C11.ll for Cree t:stlmate1. Foreman Ir: Abbotl, IUddleport. 0-IU-tlo -=----- - --- -- '01 DODGE 6 cyl. 2 door. An old c•r with plenly o f eood depend­ able mile1 left. Need a aeco nd c111r'! ThiB ls ii. Uon'l delay­ aec J t today. Was $191'.1 Sale $88. Karr & Van Z111ndl, Pomeroy. 7-8-!ltc �1mrtment, 3 rooms Plt__one W Y 2·61 H5. I �� POMEROY MOTOR CO. (9) and bath. 7-8 ·0k t'l'Ml:NT f urnished l l_ _ 'A O M_A_ I J- --1io__ e11tnuu:c. Cull 1iriv11tc hatt1, with J c 2.:ioot1. ___ 2. .!_J� $1 095 POMEROY, FunNis1n:o HURRY! Order your purple rasp­ berrlo11 now. Excellent ror rrecz• ln1 or Jellloa Phone your or­ der& B. H. Canon, Rt. l , Mid­ dfrporl. Phone SH 2-4757. 7-7-ffle ---,---:::=:::---:::---: EXP�IUEN t:ED GRILL WOMAN. Ai,ply Box 068-U, c/o The Daily 7 2 Jt l) 6entmcl, Pomeroy . I I 1:0 Employmen1 Wc-,ted TIIHE1': DAYS A WEEK l.:encrll Hot111ewo,rk or office cle11nlng. 7 5 6tc Phone WY 2·320 1 . AIH CONDITIONING, REFRIGER­ utlon 1er1tce. Jack'• Refrleera­ Uon, New Haven. Phone TU26-23-U 3537. AUCTIONII& Compleqi hnlce Crltt lr1dforcl WriN, PhOM or tontect A. C, IRADrGRD, Radne, Ghl.. MUILLIR FUlil:NACIS, W EITING HOUII •ppllancflo Arnold Bro­ . . thera. lyrHVN, Ohio, Phone 1 1•1 1 ,ff wv 2-"IU. ■■-ANO I l --- --------:- I 'Of 0LDSl)()e1J.i s88 2 door-;e. ANTIQ U ES, walnut corner t: upda n. Solid bltu·k riniah 1et orf round walnut diuinll'. l>oard, with while w,11 tire,. 11.ydrama, ruo.rn table and rocker. Phone lie driYe. Feel power benealb 7-B•Stc • WV 2 3M4i. four wheel with Olds' F,1n1ou1 --·--· -V8 en1lne. W111 $1'08 Sile ,1:,a:a. Karr ilt Van Z1ndt, Pom-3_tc_ _____ _ 7�_ ,. �roY FOR SALE .:__ 'N OLDSMOBI LE Su per 88 2 door Cle■n two ton■ a:reen wltb bydramatic drive, power 1teertn1 • pewer brakea, radio, heater. Sure to plH1e, try It. W11 $895 Bile '4811, K,rr " v,n Zand!, Pomeroy, 7-B-Slc '17 CADILLAC Coupe DeVllle. Drive thll •park I Ina PI nlt and white beallty today. One owner J, Fully equipped. A car that wut ••n )'OU thounnd upon thou•• !• ud of mlI.et of perfect aervlce. -� W11 $2093 Sale $2488. Karr & 7 .a.3te ..... \ran Zlndt, Pomeroy. ... -+-11N BUICK, 4 dr · aedan. M► eh.lnJeally Yer)' aound. $4:95.00. '1·7-8lc Blaettnan, Pomeroy. 1 CHIVROLBI'� 210 2 dr. fflffl, '1)811.00, Blael, 7.7-411c --. .., • -""' 11'arlll ■, 1 ½II LOTS 7 ROOM MOUi poal ol1\ore1, near Kyaer, tn rlee and -thu�h, NJnnlna; water to ltllehen, Iola ol flowera 1nd ah ru ba. Some lurnllure wllh houae lncludlnc S•p<, living rooau au.Ile, t-pc, badroom suUo, dinette aet, refrlterator, flleclrlc Nna;e, w.111her, dryer, deep lreeae, YounaeLown do u ble I I nk , chin• cwboard, aumc venetla n blinda 1nd othe, furniture. Re111onabl., � priced, See Mr. or Mrs. Mayo J\. Bale■ in Kncr or Phone EM 'l•'NIN. llftffltCllft ,,....,s&enl -;i;--_;ndl- 2 H. P. IIJTCHEU. Uonen. Phone WY 2-3814. • . 7 , , � l ...c •· � •.--• ,_ -� . �...-. h. _. ....,_'...-. ' -� .... •-... Call Dlca �•tt Before t:80 ,1,.M. Mtddlo,.,t WY4•2M9 Pomoroy WY,2-a 9S KAUTl Pll,ID' ITOlll ,u , ..... 11-2141 AAMILL IIRVIC,I 5 TATION ■ ,- c- ...... ,.oo AM­ ........ iCYOI')' Day &,na., ( 20b ) I nsurance "'iici: � COMP :TE -i,isuM LF tecUon, U,.. A1.tt.. Fire, Pollo IIJU•,.. Mlddlepor� Cill Don 'l�•" ;:--,-:::--- - _ Estate ( 2 1 ) Real -=-c:==: -·. y c. O WALZER BY E LMER N tW YO H K U l' l -lkre 1s one lrutk opcr.ilur who is willing to tilll off the perenrual war between the r,1 i!roadi, and the trucking wdustry. Hobert E. t:oopcr Jr., chairman of <.:uupc r-Jarrcll, lrH·., of Jerlicy t: ity, N . J . , thinks the two transpi.,rl.at1un system:, should be Hble to gel along together through cuunlinall'd sc..· rv1ccs. Uut, J 1 kl' the whole trucking industry , hc"s opput.ctl unalterably to •pcrn1 1ll1ng t11c ruilruilds lo Ulll'rntc their owu Lrnck1ng tleeh. · · w e k11uw Lhat Lhe ral!s can n ot opcrnll! a trul·k at1y cheaper than Wl' l·uri'' he say:., '"hul we believe Lhat tJe{:a usc ol tlwir huge fl . nantial lncki1:g, llll'y wc,u1d (lo ,, 1 1 Ill their JJUWl' f lo kill o r f COili· J)CIJI IUII, II" jlt ' Clll i l l cd Lu gu W.Lo Ilic truckin.,: bu;,rne;::..' ' Work Together l i e agrees with 1c!Jow Lr uck QP· erators that cummo11 ow11e1·shiff 1 1s not an cs.s1•n1J.il prior cumlilion lo tl'lle cooramat,011, ul' nnl-truck servke, aud believes 1 hal volun­ tar y coord1na ho11, u1dudmg pub­ lislling or Joun rate :md &e1· v1ce agrccmcnti,;, will prove uf great­ est bc ucJ JL 1 0 the :.lupviug public. 1''0R SAU: EIC:/IT room house. 2½: ucrns, gas, dcctr1dly and w.iler. <.:urugc aud • barn. Con­ tad Edna J t 1ckens, Hacme, Ohio 7•Hltc w Cooper ian't worried over the rash of railroad mergers " becaual!! the rails contemplate no trackage construction . " Like the railroads, the truckers arc doing some merging of t �eir own. Eventually the many I m es ffiilY be solidified into a smaller number o f bigger companies. Doubl• Bottom Cooper-J a rrett has ac q uired tl company in the Chicago area and another that gives it New England business. It is seeki ng ap, proval tu enter the Ohio territory IJy taking over a company, and contemplating a terminal on the Ill inois loll road where it will as­ semble double-bottom unit.Ii. A double-bottom unit J,1; one co11 !>IStmg of two lral1crs druwn by a Lrador. Ooublc bottom noW m ui,ernt1on m some secuuus run 98 !CC L HL lCIIGlh and have gross WCJgllt ot l JU,000 pound� (ti:> tonsJ, Cooper, along wlt,b »i,e h:ucki.J.l.a mdustry generally, u lookint: for­ want lO the cumplcliun m the ruture of the nat1on·s 4 1 ,000-mlle 1r1lcrst11te high way ayitem which will Join 42 state capitals an d 90 all cities uf 50,0UO or per cent mur e po!)ulation, serving tiD per cl!nl of lhe urban popul11lion, and 4:l l)Cl" cent Of lhe rural. I or KIVhH REPOR'f 1"0Ult H00.,\11 IIOUl>C Wllh full bHemen·•. J11lcr1ur remodeled. Condition of Ga11111: Mon tgom­ New ho, w11lcr t11nk, furna ce, ery: 16.2 upper, 10.:.! lower, a n. electric. wate1· puu1p. t:11rpet open; Ualhpo11s: HU upper, llU and veuel1ii.11 blinds, also. $2�75 tuwet, 3 it. open; Lock � 15,6 up­ Call WY 2-6211 1 . Mrs. Wm. J. pc:r 10. l lower, cloaed off. All l larma.11, JU. Nu. 2, JJox 18A, movable dams up 1:; Lhru .J.J 11nd Aahla1Ld, Ky 7-8-titc closetl off. Ohio Klver IIOltt: Down: Lock 12: Baby Ulre lli:::SO llm, 2-2; Lock Cornell 12: 1:S pm, B-5; Lu11g1 1 Pomt 6:30 am, 19-0; Lock 2:i: C. V. u.1rner G:20 pm, 2-U; Beaver 1 2 : 10 TllAerou ULIVl!:U tiO just com­ am, 1 -U; Allilll 10: 10 am, 4-0. vpriY11r; Loctt. 32: Jelterson 1 : 10 L'u llivaturi,: pletly overhauled. and mowing machine. U. A. an1, il-10; Galhpolas: Elger Clut Deem, Hacine, Ohto. Phone WI ;i:.i:o pm, O-:.!; uv.i::c 12 midnight 7-7-tllc 16-U; Montgomery: '1:ao am, �-1; 9-3088. JHne Hoagland 7 :3� am, 7-0; Walt• er C. becKJOl'd 7:40 am, 0-8; Chan1eleur D am, 4-0; Lock :1-3: Helen J. a am, 3-0; TI'l-�tate H:53 am, 10-0. N o Aanawha bOi,li. All dams Oil 1uU. RAC INE - 55 acres, 1 11lory frame hall b11semcnt, barn, hol hou11e l�' x :1:! ' , Utll1\y bu1ld1llg. 5 11.ct·es culllvated, bula.nce III P<iS· lure 1111d timber. llc11I cslale 11nd t1qu1pmcnt. $8000. POMt.1Ul'I' - rnvcstmcnt properly l:! lots, 1111 utl i itws av.£11al>lc. Call for informauo11, Tot.at price $.IUOO . HAVANA UPI - Fldtil Castro, POMt:KOY - 1 story frame, 5 Iii one-time coUea:e pitther, was exrooms, b1:1th, lull 011.scmeut. uou­ t.remely bitter today over the enbJe i:;.arl:l�l?, bm:h IIOOrtl, coal forced IJ.•ansfer 01 the Hanna Iurn�u:e or gas t loor turnacc franchise in lhe International hciL, l>t Ul'Ul llOOl"S and- wmdow,11, Le11a:ue to Jeney Chy, N. J. � OUI\J,;lilown k11thcn, lot 70' x The Cub11. n premier termed �he IOu , mce locat1ou. $ 1 1 ,UOO. action u ··one more a,utre� 1on FARM - WC:il ul' 1tut111m1- 93 il.C• aaai nst our people by the United res, ti r oom frame, basement, Slate& a,overnment. ' ' lNlm (3tixJU) cement floor, gran­ "U any a;ood relations were aa·y, tool shell, clu(.k t!ll huusc, 2 maintai ned between Cuba and the Well.Ii, Plenty ul Waler, lrHclor U n ited Sl11.Les lt was bHeball, li111d, paslu1·e .£lid timber. On wherein a hcallhy, di1i nten:1led, good gravel ro11.d. Priced low 11.t sporum•nlike 1tt1tude preYailed," $tili00. ..:aatro Hid during a ti?levlsion ALIIR't A\ COX, SIIHmH broadca�t 1'"1- iday nia:ht. IOX 229 - PHOII& WY 2-2220 Frank J. Shauchnes•�• presl­ WY 2-llOI ide n t of the lnL•rnatJo nal League yanked the franchltt oul ol Ha­ vana Frid.II)' in a mo\le he called necHUry for the safety of visit­ LEGAL NOTICI American players 1111 w.ell 11 Ins To be aol rl to the high blddor an roattr\ the 20th day oi July 1960 at 10 those o n the Hllvana that announced Immediately He o'clock A. M. ut the Zerkle u uc kbeing tr,nsfer­ was franthlae the ina; _ Co .. }1 lddlcport. Ohlo, the folred to Jeney Clly, which last had lowmg merchandise: I One 2-pi1ece livJ na: roorn aulte, 1 11 team In the tntcrnatlonal League \ 9x l2 wool rug, J Oxl2 rug pad, a 10 yean aa:o. -- -------24-a For Sale or T rode The Leaders Castro Casting More Bitterness Over Pull-Out - _L___ ega,- NO,·,ce ~ a. a, MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS NATIONAL LEAGUE G AB R H Pet. Pl•-,.r-Cl utt 77 294 66 105 .357 Mays, S. F. 62 .344 Larker, L. A. 6 1 180 28 plate di n ner will be held in Sep­ A•hburn, Chi. 70 21!2 :18 91 .S23 !ember, probably in Athens Coun­ Gcoa1, Pilli. 78 3<0 5 1 UIS ,ail ty, for Congreasman Walter H. Clmnte, Pitts. 74 294 49 94 .320 Moeller (D,Lancaater). White, St. L. 77 30fi 46 M .313 Plan s for thl1 even t, and other Adcock, Mil. 63 233 26 73 .3l l n.a adM ty in the coming fall cam• Skinner, Pitts. 77 298 57 91 .3u., palgn, were di11cusaed a t \ meet- Walters, Phi. 68 239 30 73 .305 Democrats Cngham, SU. 74 289 43 88 .3� inc of 10th district held ln the Colon ial Re8taurant AMERICAN LEAGUE at Jackson last night. Gentile., Dal. 73 184 34 61 ·332 Mr. Mullen was named chairman Runn els, Bos. 74 2ei 5 1 93 .325 of the district's "committee of Smith, Chi. 75 290 42 94 .324 the whole" to campaign for Rep. Maris, N. Y. 70 262 53 8-i .321 Moeller, while May or Jamea Ru- Min oso, Chi. 76 288 45 91 .316 pert of Wellston was n amed trea- Skwron, N. Y. 67 2M 24 80 ,314 surer. Kuenn, Celv. 69 265 44 82 .369 Lopez, N. Y. 59 19:? 33 59 .307 Power, Clcv. 67 263 33 80 .304 63 196 26 59 .301 Geiger, Boe. Runt Batted In N•tlon.l LHIM.,_l• nks. Cubt 74; A•ron, Br.vu 67; Mays, Gianf• 6,4; . C•ped1, Gianh 51; Skinner, Pir•fft 54 Am•rican LNtV�rl1, YanBids on the Southern Rural k9H 61; Ge,ntilt, Oriolu 59; HltnSchool District'a new high sc:hool Hn, OrtOl11 51; Skowron, Yannear Racine will be o pened Aug­ k"' SI; Mlnoto, Whitt Sox 50. HMW Run• ust 10 and -constructi on sh ould cet N•tlOl)al L1a9ue-8�1]1lt., Cu� under way this autumn it was Aaron. Br,_,.. -•� 'ioyer, lellr'ned here today. presi­ Cuds 19; Mays, Gl.=f.t1 11; C1William A. McKelvey, dent of the board of education, ,,_., Giants 17. Amerlun L1..�1rl', Yan­ said contractors have to ld hlm high school kn• 27; Leman, Stnaton 20; the new, modern 9hould be ready for occupa n cy by Man tit, Y •nkffl 20; Hild, lndl.na, U; W1lllam1, Rid Sox 14; Col.vlto Sept. 1, 1961. Total cost of lhe improvement ,1 ..,. 14. Plkhlng in the educational facillties of Nation•I LHtue-RNbuck, 7,1; the district is $690,000. Bonda on lhe project have been pu1·chased Wllll•ms, Oodtl-n 1-2; L1w, Plr­ ltff 1 1 -J; Farrtll, Phlls 7-2; by The Ohio Compa ny. Buhl, Bran• 1-3. Am1rlc•n L••l"e--Coatet, Yan­ kffa N; D■IIJ, Athl .. ic1 12-4; Stal-,, White Sox 94; Stobb$, S.1111tora 6-2; Gr•nt, l,..tl•nt 6-1, Bids For New Racine High To Be Opened ul .;\. :.. I •BALDWIN f,ff t:I\ ,•::rg 11:15 11:IIO l� : (1(1 ,.,IIO l�:45 l :l/Q 1 :30 2:00 ulo -5:30 6i00 1:30 • Shop and Portable Welding Phone WY-2◄388 Mlnersvtue, Ohio SHERWIN-WilliAMS PAINTS General Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies Custom Cabinets Ja,.boroa Cr " 9-30 =•nu .o,io l'lfi, , i>o!d> n cjff 1 1 :l!fl �� " ill!!'. I !!1 I ir.:\l<DOM l:m ••� ••� Slgn on TIiis Is tbe L!!t TV �P<I lndusll')' on P�•d• Inside !'IVPrlle Story FronUen o! Faith Sunday Movititime So $,n,U. My 1111,nd TV Reader's Dia:est IIHt the Preu Sllllday NOWI Picture •:oo swna 8 Saturday , 12:30 1 : 00 1 : 02 1:30 1 :30 2:00 3:00 3:02 3:30 3:35 4:00 4:02 4:3 0 4;35 5:00 5:M 3:30 5:31 5:45 8:00 New, ' RFD News Htadlines Breaklast Party Pickena Hardware Show Breakfasl Party News Headlines SPOrlll Report Breakfast Party News Breakfast Party News Headlines Breakfast Party News Breakfast Party Coffee Time Swap Shop News Headlines MorAin,a: Devotio n, Radi o Hymnal News Headlines Country Hoe Dow n Farm Ttime Raci ne Jubilee Noon News 6:30 66:32 7:00 7:02 7:30 7:32 8:00 J usf Fe>r You New1 Kt1dlint1 Ju1t For You New, Ju1t For Yo u Calli ng on Pt. Plea1a n1 New1 Headline, Muaic Go Round News MU&ic Go Round News Hcadl inea Muale Go Round Loc1l New, Musjc Go Round Baseball Scores Music G o Round Newa Headlinea Muaic G o Round Complete Newa Rllund-up Crow's Steak House-Sound of the 60'• News He1dlinea Eveni n e Jnterlu� News Headlines Eveni n g Interlude New! HeadU ne11 Sundown Serenade Sign Off JW �=•- ....... Glanner •- Monclav l r:ijO Otlinol 8 - Sullday • t 'll:!, ffljp\,�_Chan nel 13f'!t•c��d��1 Saturday !'oo Channef 13-Mondo, rrrey: , By KING �ha would Start The Day Righ t With CIJa. tl - SncflJ t.ff ·:t'Jff!'!. t\S: lOfOO 10:30 11:00 11 :30 12:00 12:30 4 :30 5:00 3:SO - ��.... Camera s Die Picture RFD, USA Rev EIWOO\I �, Movie M fer]!l Rev. WIe !I� Oral lie eri, r.,o ,. Wadon Preview e_;oo . er,Uep ,. , lill ii'.oi.. 7 . 'MARINI l"IH: ' YOKOSUXA. J1p1n .;,. .,\ 1/, S. )larlne Corps "8F-8T C'ouaar Jel cro•�ed Into Tokyo Bay today luat -lie&,,._ 4 '"'V adt•j � 'ifd the 'Mi, � . . VU. lflb hu - =�4 llfliL Pll�I ilnA- Lite rtr ���- 12:fG •; · ·i£· I !: e t Ire · J·V. The Vetdi·.f la Your■, Tile Brilhlor Dar Tllo ....t &lorm Nltlll "'"'" : e .tlh 4rf'u, I. ; Loot at Weatb• Ii Jule Rivlin I: ow -r· I �!- • J.. 7:00 't · Q ; II· S it; ,If ' Ani!J atic Nal'l Conv. at 1b. Weoth,j, 13 - p1{�,,; IJo,_,bu loland late 'Jll!Uraday at\4 l?riday and 13 &>e!sqq_■ Were r,eotted dead ln tbti noullln, fiOQilt · ·;_ · · :� _ stli •· . 1' NIGH tJltt.{/i(JgiOPt' l:Ui 1ear1 � 111*t\fflt� �..• ,,,il �ii�� ����. ·/ ci!IEt'ilW STE VE ALLEN On Tlt1 '"M usical Cloc k'' EAQI MOUING AT 7:15 A.M. ON • WJ E H me.. onlv •g� with J.lelt AllltCL... '° '"'-"• I ...,,._, ITS TATTOO�! """'.!lo ln Laurel Cliff Events Reported Mr. a nd Mra. Olin Rife werti Sunday gueahi of Mr. and Mrs. Georie hn1haw. .Attetndanee at Sunday &chool •u 87 Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Larabee or Sarasota, Fla., were weekend ueat1 of her sialer Mrs. n . T. ' urdette and... flmily. 01111 Rife called on his aunt and uncle Mr-. and Mn. Lou Diehl kr. and Mre. Paul Archer and 19ri, llr. and Mr1. Roa:er Archer a11d ion of Columbu1 spent the •-tend with Mr. and Mrs. Lou . qr'l\l. �- a:qd Mra. Lou {)iehl and Mt. and Mrs. Charles .qtf�l aqd 4on spent �- ,velUN[ /IVlth Mr. •"II t.tra. . Gilfl Archer. • G11!f Arther, BaileJ hun and Grttf Archer, J1., KrOh1f11'1 Wi,., called on Mr. and Nn. Charlt1 Dlebl, Phon� Wl-11'3841 -,,�EROY, OHIO . ELEMENtARY TEACHERS ·- • ... -.. ' By FRED LASiWILL· GRANOMPl'Y LIVES 0\/ER IN PINEY RIDGE I . ...,._, 'l'IIIIINI haua., IIII CMr& -8'11-. h■en, BARN EY GOO� L_E 1_nd _ � N I JFFV SMITH _ "-,i 'M PllOFESSOR WESSER , SIR - - THE eM1NEl,tT GEOLOGIST-1;)0 'IOU MIND IF I BROwSe AROOOO I 1 't'OUR PROPeRTy ? Imposing French Embassy Will Open To Visitors Sept�et 9 and OTHl:R FAMOUS BRANDS -NI ■ � ,l,}t,, jg -•= ,..,, -�!" Co""�• , PLANING MILL , Chcin11"' <&I ._·� � .. do ­, "" l:IS &i"1 (i!i :;gg llo<IUD •._,. Jlld lbe ChalJen 11 ,; ·· �ow 9: . :=1 ·. Elee\nc Tlteatf'.r Al · IDie� PrNeni. t: 10. . - RACINE -::- (MotMl1y · lfrld•y} Slt:n On Guest Star ... 1 : 15 Fav'!(I� Sl<!rY I :fl At) Illar �wb,\1 1 t:IM) Ailv�iw. Tint• st1l1111>9il 1: IIO 8111, �' l:lll) N•w• \tt<! ., 1: 10 ,Um � . WASHINGTON UPI - Popular , Vialtors will be struck by enor­ �:Ml W•tt - � · French Ambassador and Madame mou■ bouquets or mulli-ro lored '8:30 Demotratlc N'atlOnal Conv. H�rve Alphand thia week invited t:arden flowers, many a deep blue, 1 1 : 1, Jaelk Pur Show wives of delegates attending the whleh fa n out from over.ize bran­ 1 :00 BilD OIi conference of United Preq Inter- dy glass shaped vaees. The trick ia national edilon and publi■hers to th111t while most of the po,ie■ are lou� the palatial French Embassy articifieal, though it"s impo11lble during the two-day meetlni ln to tel.I Without touching, a few also K'elrl Tonlibt I f :00 early Sept�mber. are fresh. 'lbe effect ia dazzling. -1 ann.. l J : 10 Late ilJIO'll' The Alpha n�s. one of the most Owffloob Plrk I 1:00 11:fford Hop The embassy hu a comma ndmg - �--. ------ - glamorous dipl0m11itic couples ln ,:JO Diok Clark Rhow the n ation's capital, ,have .11et view of ijock Creek Park and its · , , -, , l:00 &,av, SbtlUon @.SJde 3-39 p. m S::pt. 9 for I re. French d90n open pn a lol'ely 11:00 Cartoon SM�culQ 1:30 Leav� ;� To Beanr cept1on and tonr of the embauy. terrace overlookin1 roll1ng lawn.11 �:,0 Romper Room , t:00 L!i.wren.oo WP.lk &!low The greystone mansion on Kilo- I that look like velvet. 10:1)11 Jubilee, \J. S. A. rama Road is one of the 1,ndThe entrance hall is furnii,hed 11:00 Up-To-Tlle-!4lpute New■ . , marks or embassy row. lb fabu- wilh a red velvet large Louis XV 1· . 1 �-�-• , 11:iO Sparta �rt l o u s furnishl ngt, macnificent 1 19fa and tix matchina arlll(hairs. .2:00 Re■Ue11t1 Qun U :ls i..d, SbOW cba nd1liera, 411bu1Bon e4r6-t, an4 The dining room is paneled with 1�;80 Love Thll llok. P1i(ltl ng11 by ih� 111.asters, �11 have green painted 18th century myth l :Q!I ,\b9ut 1"ooeo been Imported fro.m Fran ce. olo,:ical acent!i of gay gods and : ::II) ll!!dl• Bullt In 1910 a:oddesses. It has a lara:e round 12:00 The Bir Pieture J :O!) ii,, in Court The imposing mansion was dininc table with 40 Louia IV 'J:Jtl John Hopklna File 1:11!> Th, Gale 8- 11ft built in 1910 as the home of t'1,e white and gold antique chairs up­ 1 ,00 CoU.1• N'ewa C<>-.n.. J:41!> Beat the CIQCt late John Hays Hammond, th� hol,ltered i n lia:ht brown velvet. !:IO National !:du. AUQclatJoa minlna enginee.r who made mfl1,111 Who Do You Q,i the walls are 1tUI lifes by t:OD Jllf 1tery M■tlhN lions •Ith the Oiamond ayndlcate Matisse, Bonnard, Vlaml nck and t:00 JUDeriean B!.llaa.WII (,) n Heart� 5 :IIO C.pteln Oollabl of South Africa. , Loi,jou and a sea picture b)' It wa.11 purchased by the French CIJy,d' Jlonoet. f:00 Bu J'rancla &at aovemment In 1936 and it ha" I:.. T- .... ....... Olrii, by Candlitlls,ht 8:tO Weather Nier been refurn lahe� several t1rtl.e1 by 'fhJ . tpaln dJ'•win1 room is I 8:d John Dab- Wen each new embaBSy chatelaine. Thp l¥1!t1tifulJy appointfd wjth empire .. embaqy _ got its lateat face-liflifl' iw!u, chair& �qd t,lble1. The l!P· 7:00 l!roken Amn, last Aprd In preparation of Prea1- holatef'Y is 1tripM almond 11:reen 7:SO Ch�enne 8:30 Bourbeo 8trfet Be� dent de Giulli'11\'fsu to Washlng. s,itin a�d in i(lditiqn to tapes­ · 9:30 Adventurea in Parad ifle ton. tries, 4ecorations include anJ;,80 Ted ¥act Adlateur 1tour, NIC91• Alphand, • till h•atl• tiqµf candelabra and a marble 1 1 U)O 1'!:le News Toll�, �ed �oncl Ntuty wh• 1, � w�lk• m,nµ.i. ll:10 8cannJn& the Weatber 1111 tnod1I of Prench chlC', h.s for 1,naller r�tion1 and par. ll:11 Sport Report aclcltd hw own ■rtlatic t.uch" tf I ties, the Alpha nds use a more !n­ 1 1 : 20 Late lbow th.• �assy. Tflle ,_,t brutll• Um�te arnaller drawi n11 room fur­ , taking a,r• her ff...,. 1rra'19.. nishtd ip the Louis XV period. nwnh on the 1round fleor of th� , 1'�e· i:n,-rble hearth ii pi nk ani:t 6f.room ttrMetvrt. "' ' Tl1e blue rug ls Persian. Oipqpfs at the Frenclt Jmbas..sy 10:10 Wl\at, My IJne? are alway, J))' candlelillJt. The I! :do Sund ay NeWI Specla! , itiurmet men uii are prepared :0 I I : I� :I'hea1tr Ia the embassy kltchi,p, by - of ali f: ; 4'-pu1ric111p �)bum thi11g11 - an Italian· chef. The fineat of wi neB are 1erved. And �:k•r!':�.rty I 8:00 CBS Ntin champagne is a "mu.11t" with 1:� Highway Patrol 8:ID GIPi.ln KlflOroo every dess'ert. 1130 J'erry M.iioo 9:0Q gp,ooa Tbdt.r 8:10 Wanted-Dead or Alive The emba�sy la known for its 10;00 brcember Bride aevres porceiain, baccaret gJasa, 9:oq Mr. Lucky table linen of white bat iste em• 9:30 Have Gun, W-!11 Travel 10:30 Yideo Vill■Je 1 1:00 f �V'e Luc)' broidered With nol!i:egays of ti ny '.O:QP QUIIIII\Oke flowers and celebrated silver­ U :SO F'ar 1lorlzon1 10:80 Mtse Un iverae-1960 ware. 12:00 Theater 13 1i:OO g.,lre• . -· -As the visilor• will see In Sep. IZ:80 !ijtr�h i,i8lller, the embassy is Yery rep.­ 'li'e il�ldh!1 I J'l!llt)nlative of Frqnce .and its l:OO Hrit1 "Df tbii City ,crtate1t showplaee in thls coun­ D:00 Rev. •Matthews 1 :30 M the World TUrn1 try, n ,_ Ch t.rylChru1hchev bluntly told the United States to stay out of Cuban a flairs or the com munist world would intervene. Electric and Acetylene s1111 IS:•""' 5:58 6:00 11< 13 6:30 7:00 7:02 7:30 '1:46 8:00 8:02 8:05 8:30 8:35 9;00 9:02 9:30 9:35 10:00 IO: 15 10:30 10:32 10:'5 1 1 :00 1 1 :02 l l :29 1 1 :30 12 :00 P!ANUTI �WCH$..tv c�unile ia The MOSCOW UPI Premier Niicita _ today lo S. Khrushchev threatened uae Soviet �kets in support of Cuba ir the Uniteri States "dared"I 11 ny •Hre88ion against that coun. FISH ER'S WELDI NG lbo'll' t.oreita \'ou111 10:� PeopJe .\ti rum,, 1 1 :20 NeW, JteadUn11 11:11 Wea bt. II u,1, 1'!\�lf' 1.:00 ff -a._.-, 3 - S11iltlay tt,:1111! � ,,.,m )''" J:00 Use Of Roekel8 '! �;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;-;;-;;;;;;;;;;;:,.· 1 �i i�: The ell,"¥ ,o;oo �4 t:lse IIO JO:JQ � l'l'l>tn lll!On<>l Khru Threatens I •wuaurzER 7 !IO ..�iltY f:� Soll� Tw o companies or Belgian in• �antry were flown to the Congo ' Friday ni&ht and a third was leaviri.g today. Learn Of_Sister'e Death PIANOS wut,,,,111 e,oo : NillJt Conio Residents SIRVICES CANCELLED Sunda y evening services al the Pomeroy Church of Christ ha ve bee n cancelled for thi!i week due to the absence of the minister, Jo hn Buckley, who is conducting an evangelistic meeting at Owing. Sl' il hi, Ky. Morning services will be held aa usual. --�-BRONCOS SIGN CASON DENVER UPI--Jlm Ca.son, former di:fenslve back with the San Franelsco Forty Nlners and the Loa Angeles Rams, baa been 1igned as backfield coach with the Denver B�cga of the American Footbill �afbe'.' · "" r · tO ' :::X :}",���� ,Airlift Rescues BRUSSELS, Belgium UPI - A a;lant airlift brought hundreds of fria:htened ind weary women 11nd children out of the mutiny - torn Congo today. The Belgian gov­ ernme'1t aaid the situation was woraenlng a nd the n ewly . i nde­ pe ndent 1tate was threatenin g lo fall apart. n 1., v 111 0N UI DI W Al.TV Che tt"•I 3 I :00 Wt\l?b llr. Wt:-, iclence ncti11n Theater Da iry O:(»O Rom, R-.n DerbJ B:Jl) New! P[<1Uf1t ' :fft ljport, ltooildUJ The Syracuse board of public 1f,aln today urged residents of the village not to waste water durini the balance ol July an d in August and September. It was explained that " wear a n d tear" on pumping equipment not ·shoruge of water, is the rea­ •so n for lhe request. Ea�S&ive wa• ter conaumption puts I heny l oad on the equipment. WMf'O Daily Pro�am Schedule Dally Sentin el, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., July 9 1 , 980-- , 0.1111111 ' ....,..., 1:ffl ���� r.:i· Reeidenl8 Urged To Slack On Water Use ■ I - ST. ANDRIWS, Scotlu• UPI --K.t ....... of AuatHlla h•ld off • brlll l•nt flnl•h by ,l,.rMrl• c••• Arnald P•lrriff to win the BriN,h Open ,olf ch•.,.lonshlp ted.ay tty OM stroke wUh I total ef 271 t. Palmer'• 279. N•1le, who went Into th• raln­ po.tponed fin.I round with 1 tour-ltrok• m.r1ln crnr Pelm.,, •hot • two-under-par 71 - and that •lmost WHn't IIOfd ..,ough H P•I- um. up with on• of his �tented bluing flnllhff to po1t I flwe-und1r,p.r 68. HOLZER HOS�ITAL Admitled July 7: Mrs , Ruasell Little, Rutland; Leland Lemley, C.heabire; Harley 0. MoBHman Jr., BY DOUG MOOR A pre.jamboree traini n1 camp Middleport. Dlsmiqed July 7: Mra. Ruby waa heid al Camp Arrowhead at Ona, W. Va., June 16-17-18. There Ferguson, Mr1. Coraleoe Wool­ were two troops a:oin& from the wine, James Drinnon, Mra. Geo. Each Powell, Mrs. Laura Gould, Betty Melgs-Gallia-Maaon area. tro op consisted of Lbirty-.11even Martin, Alva HokanlOn, Mr1. Eli­ zabeth Mullins, M.n. Georte Tw)'• boys 11nd three acoutm■sters. The prejamboree camp w.111 man, Mrs. Loren Caverlee, Steven held to help boys from tbi1 dis­ Jav1n11, Mn. John Clendenin and trict adapl to c1mp life of the ,on; Mrs. Jerry Stiffler and son: 3-0lh Nahonal Jamboree. The boy11 Mr1. Terry Oaborne. from Meia■ that are &oint to the Jamboree are Bruce McKen1ie, Pomeroy• Dick Neaae and Doou1 In Dayton, O. Moore, Hock Sprina:•; Hay Pie, kens, Mlddleportj Ph.II Roberti Mra. Jame, Weber received and Robert Eaain1too 1 Pomeroy word Thuraday of the death of .t!:xpl orer Po1t. Viola Mn. her silter•in-law, Hank Cleland, Pomeroy, will 10 Paulin who died Thunday atter­ to Akron to participate in the no on at Good Samarilln Hoapital, Region t Band. Dayton. Her huaband, Ben P■Win A contingent of 80, that'• right, a native of Meta• Count,, died 80 will soon be P.ullina out for Uve years ago. the filth National Jamboree and Fu neral senlce1 will be held Mo nday at Eaton with burial In Pikes Peak. Al 9:10 pm, July 17, our IJ'OUP Dayton. Mr. and Mn. Weber leU will be loaded and tbe U'ain today to attend. will pull ouL westward bound. When arrMna:- on the 20th, we CHAMOI.IR I N INTIRNATIONAL LAUREL, Md. UPJ-Cbamour go Lo the top of Pike• PHt, the :.lllt to lbti Garden of the Gods, champion S-year-old of Ireland I Air F orce . Academy, Color.ado and wi n ner of the lrl.lb Derby, Ghoal Town ' and °'her point■ of bas been entered in the $l00,000 1 W11hinit.on, D. C. Internation1l at interest. The Jamboree ollleiaU:, opent LIIUNI race track, Nov. H. on the 32nd a nd enda on the eve, ntna of the 28Lb. The 29th we leave for home arr1vint:: al ! am July 31at. __ _ O, D. N, PTO N. W. COM OPTO■IT&IIT ,., . ,... Golf Bulletin Prejamboree Camp Training Was Attend� ◄: lli TWO ' B EDROOMS, NEW uous�. large llvlnf, room, . builMn �ilchen c1binetl, ca■ furnace, in!U• 3x3 Tru-Va\ matlre!ses, 2 3X3 . nulated, l1r&e car port, 125 loot V11.l bo:1 aprlngs, 1 7-pc. breakfast frontege. Wrllht street, off tel, l 11et of three: tables1 1 mink Mulberry Ave. $9�.00. Phone bedroom suite, l -iX6 bed fprtn11, W Y z-3292 WIibur Youn, or and one 4x6 Tru Val m•ttreu. McM11ten HanlwaN Co., W Y 2-2700 Veile)' Lu.mlHlt and llllddlePOfl,• Ohio Ohio. lllddl•,ort, Suppl> ' Ill 12. atq , • 7...ili --- -"j "-- ·-i, -. ' �--'-• �.,;.. , l Co. " But AOOn we found out the demonau;�tor ·1n h · Amu!can' h: w�re very friendly to them, said. A '" demo lo ur" to the Diel area and other government �u1ldmt s where the student.a 11.re likely ti::, de.� onstnite costs 2,000 yen ($5.50) Many of our cu11o men de: man.? good p��tcard� �� Zengaku ren, t h.e offlcaal &a.Id, and whe � we tell the� we have none they are disappointed. AM: For So_ l r _, "We 1ound out t h at lo l h e Am erican tourists the Ze ngakuren demonstratio ns often were like good modern Samurai m ovies," the of­ ficial added. One elderly American woman tourist, watching a student deQJ• onstration, said, " ' the students seem lo be having so much (un. I would )oYe to be in a maas con1a dance in front of the Capi­ tol Buildi n g in Wa&hi ngton,'' 11c­ cording to the official. During one of the most recent demonstratio ns a middle - aged American tourist · approached a Japaneae . speaking UPI corre&­ poHtely: asked a nd ponde n t "Would you please ask one of lhe students if be would sell me oJ\e of the red 1lag1? I woflld like to buy one for a souve n ir ." Eastern r1�;;k-O·p;;�tor Is • } ar- �i:��:����., .c:��l� Read T Stop Perenma (20 ) Busi ness Services ( .2. l J Rval Estate •� CADILLAC Uud Top Coupe and BEETS. li'r1mk · lhe nu&rk ol ,ucceu. Here's POTATOES 7 D 6tp ROOFING, SPOUTING, Sheel MoDalley Run. Emrlch. y our chance ti) own Amerka'a 1111 work and repair w ork of fln111t at America's lowoat price. iiiAVIL y TUCTOR IM. kind. Frank Po wera, 133 any Sale tUl90 Wu valua. true A hrvlco. 512 I. Main, Pomeroy, Third St., Mlddleport. N. tl688. K,rr & V111n Zandt, Porn• S1l11m1n: Phont WY2,2t75. 7-6-aotc WY 2·2301. Phone eroy. 7-8-3lc k9"1Yill.. Harolll larnh1rt, Oh., Phtne CNtf',lle Mtl, O.OTll, WOOD SLAT PORCH '54 PONTIAC C.:hlefton Deluxe 4 1-11-Uc shades, cloth portb valance, door. Thl1 one c.i n 't be be1I at awnlnij■, ve neUan blinds, wi n• thlt price. Doe, everythl na buL Free eatlmalea. ahadee. dow alt up and be1. Y o u'll really FURN ITURE kllcheo tablea and ::l15 Union Av1., Wlppel, Dale like It. See for y ourself. Wai chaira, c•blnet, bu[fet, other 3 21 Wltt Pomeroy. '693 Sile $488. Karr & V a n I.Ible■, rocklnt: chain, di■hea, Z111dt, Pomeroy . 7•8-3tc 1la■1w1re, olher ltem1. Phone RIDENouft · SUPPLY: -Radlo and WY 2-2988 or 370 Fl1her Streel TV Senlce. YU5•2121. 6- 1 1--30\.p 'D6 OLDSMOBIL.i!: 88 4 door sedan 7-6-0lp Middleport. Beaullful two tono blue. Power TELEVISION RADIO AND SMALL alet1rin1 and power brakH. A appliance re,-lr. Phone Otl1 quality car. 'fruly a aood value. GREEN BEANS S l .00 a bushel. McCUnlock, Racine, O."llo. 2•1-ttc Plck yuur own. No. 2 Potatoe, Wat $12116 S1.le '888,. Karr Ir: $1.00 00 lb. baJil. C.:111bbMje 50c a APA!l.'1'MEN'TS - IUl'lllllled lDG Van Zandt, Pomer oy. 7-8-3te a -• -- - - bu1hel. Charle& Hilton, Port• ualurnlahed. 11:dluten. Kiddle •Dg RAMBLER Amtiric,n 2 door 7-6-6tc land. .1-ll•tl pr 1. Pbono WY-a-1288. Solid red finlah. America's ec o• nomy cl\ampion . Low mileaa:e, RHllNG hone, gentle for one owner. The be1l compact SMALL See or call Ira Well­ children. made. Hurryl Wa• IH195 Sale man, Bradbury, Phone WY 2· tlt88 . .Karr & Van Zandt, Pom­ 7-8-6tc tH82. eroy. 7·8-3tc - Dinner To Be Held For I I "6" 2 l)uor Wagun '44 PLYMOUTH Savoy -i door se• dim. Bllllle1hip 11:rey nni1b a nd buill like a b11ttlo1hip too. Prk-c to fit your purae. W11 fi96 s .,Je $288. K11rr & Van Zandt, Pomeroy. 7 -8-3Lc 8A,-Ef3AL L '5 owW VERf,;a,V OF ;1/ANA 6ERIAL /11[/5/CAt. C/(AIR:5. j �IGHT ROOM HUI.JSE, two ft\'e roum c1partmenll, A. N. Bengel. I J l .2 Uc Phone WY2·3212. 1 955 CHEVROLET •� MEkCURY Medalist 2 pu.11h button drive. A.11 silent a.11 a soaring "ull. Plan your ViU'II· tlon in lllill UiG "M". Jt's reMd.Y to i:;o. W11H $ l 59ll Sile $1288. Karr & Van Zandt, Pomeroy. 7•8-3tc Pior ,W -� " I 1 -., W}IO � 84CK A$ POSTON RED Sox 1 � on Me- ehenic St. T-- -G ARAG"S W0 C11ll W Y 2-2157!). Rose Sisson. 7-6-6tc Collie. Registered, Lincvln l l gts. Name on t11g. Frnder call WY 7•9-Uc I 2-3894. Uew11,rd, - J,!tttE H/t,(;INS, I , ;;;:_For Rent · -- ( 6) Lost and Found -- -------,LOST-1'111 ;rnd white border " 'When an American or almost any foreign tourist steps into our office now the lirst thing he sayJS 1� 'Take me to the s n ake-d1mce'," the official said. ··we must say Zeng:1k uren has become one of the biggest tourist attractions today and we musl now add · Zengakurcn' to the list of such attractions as Mt. Fuji, Geisha girls and K abuki (classical Japanese drama)." Demonstrators Ar• Frlftklly The oHicial said the travel bureau first thought there would be incidents if foreign t ourists, espec• ially Americans, were taken to watch "anti•Am�rican" demontralions. H 2 ) Wanted to Renl j I ·� j. Pomeroy, Ohio 1 l 1 1 Notices � _ _ 1 1 1:i J Auto So les Card of TtKJ -nks -------,2) 8 CHARLE S It. SMITH TOK�O UPI - Demonstratmns by snake-dancing �tudents have become almost u big a tourist attra('taon 1n Tokyo as cherry bloJsoms . the gc1udy Ginza street and hot bath.s. "Tllese days all the touri6ts first d-�mand II guided lour 1n the Diet ( Purllame nl) area to see the 'famous' snake . dancing Zengakurcn (Studenl.5 Federation )," an ofhctal m the foreign tourist section of the Japan Travel Bureau told UPl . JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR ,-par. JaRMITE ANO PEST CONTROL Good C lean Uud C,rt by p In Fr-N Inspection. ln•ur-- I All Malt•t Hd Mo.NI� a,d b� N.atilanwlct.. Phone R. MOTO.U ,TROPCM.iTAN ..... WY2•M A. iwvice •st.tlon 600-606 IHt #Min It. 4-26-tfc 2366. -- _ - - - ----,......,.,, OllM WANTED--A Christian companion ---- ---no smoker and no children. No 1 954 PLYMOUTII Belvedere 4 dr. others have to appty. Fra n k 11edan. Extra nice foe mudel . 7·7·3tp Emrich, Bailey Run. $496.00. Blaettn.,r�, Pomeroy. 7-7.(;tc STILL needing an out or county laW'yer to represent me in the protection of rny properly righl.5 1 955 DODGE; VB 4 dr. custom myal sedan. One cardul owner, Hugh Lellheit, Std. ahi!t. Extra nice. $795 00. Meigs County. Blaellnau, Pomeroy. 7-7-6tc .,-3-3tp · AS Or THIS date I will not be ii U reaponsible lor debta contracted 1· 1 9!56 STAR CHIEF BL E AN J 4 l" p t ' h W , a o�r ·. 1ac on e rdtop h· d b)' any one other than inyaelf. power _ transm,1ss1on, automaUc John Bryan bra lw s and stcer1 n, , �c1 d1 0 c1 nd 373 North Sec ond Street : heate r. In lo_p co ndition . C,1JI Middl eport Ohi o. ' 7-6-6lc W Y 2-6834. '1-8 - 3tp I Buy \'011r - - 4 cent. per w•rd, one i nsertion. H.i aimwn chi.ra:e - 60 tenu. e vent,, per word for three oooweciuuve in.lertion.. Sh,:ta.1 - one m.l?lb for 30 cent J per word Fu1J rate of 4 cent, per word 'Will be ahuged for advertisifii lf not pa.Id wtlltNn 10 day1 aner receivin,a: bill. Em>n: in Mvertisina - Should be r1tpQ:-tN1 !.mmediately. The Dail,[ Sentinel wUJ: not be reapo11S1.ble for more- Llwl one 1ncor­ hlcl i.merl!oa. tMJ.l! of ThaDU aDd ::jpeeia.1 Notic:e1 ol Ew11LI Sl.1.10. Obilu.arie1 publiJhed at t ce'lt per word. C DAYS ',"IORDS 3 DAYS l DAY 1 MO. IIOc 80c $ 1 .36 � $< . ;() ,1.2'! $0.00 $J .8(l 00, ;j(\ $7.!IO ,1.00 7:J< 24 $2.24 Ada nceived by 10 A-:M,. will be in lbat day Snake Dancing Students, Not Geisha Girls Big Attraction BACK AGAIN - - - - • • By Alan Maver ". ..,., --- AND WE WANT YOU TO SE ·s1R GALAHAD COME IN A KNl&liT bos1'l.JME B l EBNIB BU� 1i; �,. . . _ _,,,, r:.,. -•..,..,...,..... . ,._ • .... ·--- -,,. -.. --. ... .. ! �Dally Sen inel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., J uly 8, 1960 • t \--::::---•--™ """""""'""="""'-'"_,,...,,... :. Mrs. John Scott entertained with a shower Thursday even­ '4bg al her home in Forest Run honoring Mrs. William Sheri• ..dan Jr., a recent bnde. A pink a·nd white color theme was carried out in the decor­ Du r ing tht• cvenmg guests to l d of lhe1r c-ourtship da) s and al so wro le a 11ot c 01 adv1re 10 the bri de. Aft'<!r the honurf>d i:uest opened lee Cream Social Was Success At Local Church her many lovely g1ft1i refreshments carryin g out the color them e w ere sencd oy the hostess assisted by Mrs. Hertha �coll, Mrs. Huss Wal· on , Mrs. Wllham Kflliht iin d Miss J udith lic n he1mer . Atte nding wer e Mrs. Joh n f. 8a11y, granumother ol lhe ond e , Mrs . 'n 1111am Sh enda.n t:,ir ., mo L her of tht! &room, Mrs. t..harlcli liaur, .'1.rs lieorgc Bae r, Mrs. Amanda Baer, :,1rs. Jacob Baer, Mrs. uswm Ncast·, Mrs. PurJey Karr .and Mrs. J:Se rlnil Holter, great aunU. of the bride. �.rs. fred Ncalie a nd daugh ter, Lc.·t' Ann, Mrs. l';iuJ h.il rr. Mn. Woodrow Mora and daughter, Jac11.1e, Mrs. J\'l.trk Evilns. Mrs. Huo l d Newell ilnd daughten, Lou An n and Kath}', Mrs. i...erns Rouah, Mrs. W1U1am t\.night and daui,:hter, Jlou n na, Mr s. Roacoe Wise, Mrs . Jtog cr Da niels, Mrs. Do nald O ren· ner, Mrs. W 1 JI ar . d F il.U drec, :lit . s. B ert ha Sco tt, M ,as J ud I· th li· en he l m er and Mrs. ft us.s w a t son. 16 M embers Of Garden Club Are Taken On Tour BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dea Ier Surprise Picnic For Bfrthday Giv,en For Niece Phone WY-2,3794 POMEROY, OHIO A !lurprlse birthd ay pknk was __ _ _ _ _ __ • held Thursday evening, at �he home o f 1M1., and Mn. Eber Pickens, Sy1,1,�e (..rove, i n h onor of the 1 4 th Pomeroy, Ohfo blrth<lay of their niece, Doris Jea n SmHh. of New Brigh ton, Pa., who TONIGHT hu been viaili n g her uncle 11nd "STEFJ.. BA YONE'I"' thla summer. aunt Leo Gen n - Kieron Moor e :1-11:u Smi th r eceived many nice - a l lfO a:ULR fr1.1m her rclallYes and 11110 a "RABBIT TRAP" large decorated bi rt hday cake was Ernest Bo11gnlnl'! - June Blalr se r ved at the picn ic. COMING JULY 10.11-12 Others pr e11en t were Miss Effie SU�DAY thru TUESDAY Pkkem of Mi ddl eport, Mr. 1rnd "BIG FISHF..RMAN'' Mrs. Ebo r I . Pickens o t Hadne, 1111d Howard Kerl - Susa n Kohnen Mr. and Mn. Paul Sel l ers 1m d Ad mlMion: 60c - 30c chil dre n of Port l and, MEIGS THEATRE •n�■lr11aaftfetitM<ili.to'.:.. 1'/,\tll iJlfM.). ....lwi>t flPM F PF ,..,...,_ Reception Honoriqg Pastor's Family Held This Week At Methodist Church A reception honoring the Rev . and Mrs. Carl Herrin g a�d daughter was held Thursday evening at the Asbury Methodist church of Syracuse, sponsored by the WSCS. Mrs. C . B. Weese was in charge of the program and ex, te nded a welcome to the new puM u;s EJc.inur Hobson , �ecretary tor a nd fami l y and those alten d rogram O ned with o f t h e Sunday School, M n . Dan The in d as treas ure r foII oweP< d w1· th th e R1 :.:c r wh o has serve _P gro lil-up si· n ging 1 ror 45 ye ,1n;' h _oo s c d ay s un . lh e r o readi ng of P�alm 27 by Mn. Alice , th .1rch tr easNor�1s, arrnl L rs Ca "" hart and pr.i yer by Miss Mar- M . I urer Carrol Norris, lay lea d er, and C I I K ai-r. , lh (' ;hrce tru.� tec� prcscat, Wl l liam A solo. " H ow Greil\ �, nou Art,'" I W mC'brcnncr. C B We l'Se an d Carwas pr ('�(' n f('tl by nms N orris after I ol Norris,_ and the wscs of l icers which M rs. w ('e !'.C rnlroduc� d Mr s ;ilso wcr" !ntroducc d. F:at· h p('J"SO/l 111trodu,·cd sp¥ c Oma Wl n cbr c r m cr , teac h er o r the Star d a �6 �1 1' 8 Ra l ph Ro bso11. briefly M1.� s Karr gav, ,; h i shJ��· c f prui de nl ;/nd C IJ \',r (' CS{'. teach er both the old and new d1 urch Mrs. oi the (..oyal l klpns clatis . . fi_1 rs. 1":_. - 11es1 Uur fy who h,1� ser ved as John Sauv ;i c: e an ti : .i rs . W1ll 1 a m 1 p 1an 1.� t at lhc church 1 or a n umber Francis p rcst'nlcd a du ct . ' · How o r years was thank e d by M rs. Weese for serving as 11:compa n ist Can I Re Lonely ,'' Follo win i,: the duct, MrH. Wil- :·o r th{' prog ram. the l iam Winebrenn er, teacher of Gift:s were pre�c n trtl to Rev. and &ag h,, cl a,;1. D:ina Wrnebrcnner, ,1r s Herri n � who t..,.-,th spo ke te acher or the Tccna �cn cla ss, briefly a nd thanked the memben Mrs. Mark Duerr. teacher of the 1 aii· the ••IIH i!lld receptio n. A solo , Builders class, Pau l K locs, lcac her , "I Saw A Man" hy R11ss Norris, of th e l ive W i re class an d Mr� . followed Group si ngini: of " In the P au l Klocs, teach�r of the Primary Service or the King·• a nd the be necla■ s . were introduced , a l ter which . diction condudrd the proe:n rn . Mn. ��uva�c and Mi·�- I-� ran�)S <..:ookics and punch wC'rc served r. sang, It You Ul vt' the S&\' IO u_ during the SOl' La l hour from a tabl e 1 or deco r ated with arrangemen ts !t o wers, the llift.:s of the Shumway an d the Francis F l orislll. Mra. W l lpresi ded at the l iam Eichinger ,Of _ , . __ w_ o_ punch b_ Mrs. James Sc1 n born and Richar d V a ughan ser\'ed as co-chairmen for t he sut· ccss ful ice r ream soci a t hll'l d at thll' First Unilcd Presbv , te ria n Church . Middleport , We dn eaday eve nrng. During thf' affair acror dian Sending gi ft& but unable t o at music was provided at the tab les by Mrs. Paul Ha ptonstal l an d vo- te nd we re Mrs. Ho race Karr, Mn. Tom Lhl.Vl d Nease , Mrs. Ont Archer, ca l numhcrs were sung by K e lly as an .idded a l lrae tlon . Mn. Er nest R hodes and Mrs . A . H . ot hers alteriding enjoyed singing Knigh t. of fav or 11e hymns. Helpers a n d donors were Mrs. Everett Bach ner. lhchar d Vaua:b1n, Paul llaptonsta ll, M r . and Mn. Leland Brow n , Mrs. Ha rol d Sauer , Miss Phyl l ili Joachim, Mrs. Edw ard Bu r kett, Da l e Wa l bu rn, Evere tt Foreman. Mrs. Jam es Sixteen member s of the Twilight Harley, Mn. Charle� Shumaker, Gar den Club made a lo ur o( the M ra. Beth el Coleman , Mr. and garden of Mrs. Irving Karr Jr. at Mr.11. Marcus Chambers, Miss �-.t a iO n, W. Va. , Thund ay e Yening. M a rga rc\ Sauer. Mrs, Herman Bal- Many flowq11 and a wid e assort )ey, Mrs. Karl Owens, Mr . and me nt o( herbs were vlewerl. Fo l lowing the t o ur . Mrs. Ka r r Mt1. Ro)' Strick l a nd , J. H . Gra te, C l iffo rd Bea,·cr and Rev. H owa rd ser\'e<I reftellhmen ts to Mines Ethel and Cl ara G arland, Mill AUl!US lluppelt, pas to r. ;;;;aa-;;-;;-;ac;.a;;;a;;;a;;;;;a;;aa;;;;;a;;;._ ta G cnheime r , Mra. R/jlph Gi l more,· , I M rs. John Handl ey, Mrs. T. A. H en- 1 nes.11y, Mn. Pearl Hysell, Mrs. T, A . He�etson , Mrs, Dwlgh� Parke r, Mrs, _ Leve r ett Roush Miss Sarah '. Ph1l_h p�, �r5, W. R. ShHlcen, M_rs. ddie _E Smllh, M_rs. Jed Wcbaklr Sr., NEW and USED .l-'lrs G� r� ld Wi lde r muth and M ni . Phil W11l1.amso11. COAL, Oil, GAS FURNACES a ...,,. .,."'ll " Shower Given Recent Newly Wed At i Forest Run Hom,e Of Mrs. John Scott ations. Arrangements of magnoli.i blosso� were used 1hroughout the home. Pmk and white .slr<'amcr:s ex.tended from thr mi rror to a large whne wedding bell wllh gold fings, wh1d1 t:entered the mantel decorated with ivy Pmk candles 1n gold holders wcrf on either side of thl bell. Gtf li. were plal'ed on a t,able der.:orwted 1n prnk and white. N,ew Off.,1cers Insta II ed F F1'des L.odge I Michaels Fa mily Has Visitors Over Holidays Mr . an d Mn. Wil liam Hess and ramLly of G rea t Fa l ls, Montana, aJ)() n t the Ju l y 4th week end with '.\fr arid Mrs. J. s. Michael. Ju- 5 Hess is Mn. Michae l's niece. Th e H.ea.�.cs were enroule ho me t rom a trip which took th e m to Niagara Fa l ls New York. City a n d Washi ngton, I)_ c. Monday, the 4th, Mr a n d Mr:s W i l ber Parker and family and th e I Sarnoel Michae l fami ly joined the guests fo r a fami l y d inner at th i· J. S . Micha e l home. Mr. a11 d Mrs. William Hamm a n d two chi ld re n o f Toledo arrived on 5aturday to spend the week e nd wuh th e Samue l M1thael ram1 l y and other r dalivcs i n \teigs Coun- 1 ty and i n Lancaster. Sunday a pit· nlc was held at Baile>•'.s Lake cornp\emcn ting the \'isitors. Tho�c il l tending were : Mr. an d :.1rs. Paul Hamm a11U Mrs. G. A. Hamm, Lancaster: Ur and M rs. Ho ger Grueser .. nd two Mrs. John Log11.n; d aughters, Hamm .. Mr . a11d Mrs. Delmar Hamm and .son, Jimmy, Mrs. Nor man Theiss, Mr. an d Mrs. George Thein and three children and Donna Bowers oi Radnc, Mr an d Mrs C l arence G r ues er. Mr. and Mrs Dana Hamm, Miss Dora Hamm. Miss Emma Hamm. '..,r. and Mrs . Virgi l Hamm a n d sons, Robert an d Tommie Minersville RU .. Mr. a nd Mn. Samue l Michael. Gary, Lenora, and Loui:;c. c1nd Martha F lo Parker of Chesler, and the gues ts, Mr. an d Mrs. Wi ll iam Hamm, Bil ­ l y and Ca�o l , Tole do. Ray Plckell8, son of Dr . and Mrs. Ray R. Pick e ns, Mi dd l eport, will be leavi ng a week fro m to­ Spr ings mo rro w for Color ad o wher e he will at te nd the Natio na l Jamboree fo r Boy Scouts. He is o ne of the eight from Meigs Cou n ty wh o are pl anning lo attend. The boys will l eave Hu nt in gton by t rain and their t r ip wil l inclu de , camping, sigh t seeing and the week al the Jam­ boree. Wor ks hop PlannecJ A RegUI , UgUSf Meef1ng John Kincai d, De puty Grand Chancel l or was tile insta l l ing omcer Thursday eve ning wh en Fi des r10r Qr Lodge, K. ol P. met at the hal l in Mi ddleport for their installatl o n of new oUicert, The Ches ter Garden Club m et f ollowi ng Wednesday evenlng at lhe hom e the He inal,Ued I,. R. Wiley, Chancellor Corn man - o Mrs. Vernon Webe r assisted f Chande r· Richa rd Owens Vice bv Mrs. Lawrence Mi l hoan an d � ; P Woire', r e l ate; cell r Br ad J. Mrs. Paul Ba er . I I . Grate, Master o.f Wor k ; ; �ash The roll ca l l Gar den Mistakes I Bahr, �cretary; Jhchard �a1 l ey, Have Ma de w u eiven by the 28 Record ing Secretar)'; <.:heater members 11res(' nt an d one guest, Cub Scout, Enjoyed Z i r kle, Outer Gua rd c1nd Russe ll W iPner Road, Outing Barbara F'aye of WMPO. n oush, Inne r Gua rd . The Pomeroy Cub Scou ts of M rs. Woodrow }1ora a nno unced . 1-'ollowlng tile c l ose of the meet- \ tha t th e Chcstei" Grad e School Den Six he l d a wiener roast and 111& refreshments were served Jl lanting is comp l eted and the outing al lhe home of Eddie Ba er with Edi,la r A ll ensworth in charge. bil l pa l d. ho noring evening W� d ncsdey W o rkshop was plan n ed for the Steve Krinke who will be mov­ r egu l ar meeting night in August ing away in the near fu tu re. Dur­ t u be pret"e ded by a po tl uck su p• ing the eveni n g, t he boya presen t­ per a l 7 30 pm ,, ""· Melhodl!l ed S teve wi t h a hr�ell gift . Atte n<!Jng were Mike and Denny Church. Th e club wtll have a Ro nnie Reu ter, Bill Fet ty, Wrlght, of members gar den, on Aul\Ul t 7 at 1 p m beginning from Dick Rou,h, Tommy Vaugha n , Mrs, Harold Th oma■ enleri1ine4 tJle church. Jim Anderson, Steve Krtrike, Ed­ with a bridal showe r Thur1dar M rs. Ho m er Ho l ler announced d le Ba er, To m Lind, den ch ief, evenin& at her hom e in Mid dl eport tha t the W il dw ood Garden Club Mrs. Llo;-d Wr igh t a n d Mn. Roy in h onor of MIH Polit Thoma11, i& s tagin 11: a Ch r i.11t mas Flower Re uter, den m others, Sherrie and daughte r o f Mr. and Mn. S1m fo�d show, July 3 1 a t the Fores t Run Jeffrey Reu ter an d M r . and Mn. Thomas, whose marriage to Mi l - Church from 2-4 pm. E d war d Baer . fo rd Hysell of Brad bury will be an Mrs. Baer sh owed sli des or the event of thl1 mo nth. � l ocal (l ower sh ows taken by C. The Thom as home was d ecora ted E. Blake sl ee. wi th summer flowers and the dinMrs. Do n u ld Mor11 made "My lni1 room waa decora ted w! th whi te Faml l y's Favorite A rr angemen t " iitl d 11 reen streamers coming from and Mrs. Mi l ho.en showed an ar ­ the chan de l ier to the table wi th rangemen t using rosea. Mrs. Pu r­ smal l colo red umbrollas co inp l et- l ey Karr wo11 the door pr h:e. in� the ar ran gement. By LUCILLI HAWKINS Ear l Mr s. judges Flower G11mc1 were p layed during lhf' nea n, • Mrs. Esthe'I' Wright and ->1,l;t'� ... l'vcnlni:: with pritea tM! l n Q: w dn by Mr s , Hor J('C Karr 11wartlt•d s l i l'k ­ M r 1111 d M rs Carl N. Smi th re­ M lss Ca ro l Hud1on and MitIB Di x ie ers to M rs. Dona ld More , Mrs. turned home Thunday nigh t ar­ Pierce. Pau l Saer, !'ltr�. Ruell Ridenour, ter w weeks visi t In Minnea polis, After Miu Tho mB.!I had o pened Mrs. Homer Holler. Mrs. V�rn on Minn., with their daugh te r Shir­ her many lovely giHa refreshme n ts I Weber ar,d Mrs. Lawrence Mi l• ley. Mis! Jmlt h is comple t ing he r home made h oan. of punch, cake and course in modeling scho ol an d Is --- ------� mints were served with Mn. Thomnow a part tlme teacher in the as, mo lhc r the honu rcd gue.111 , C 1elloo l . hicken Bnrbt"cue serving the cake. Mr. a nd Mrs. Ha r ry Lew Brown Others attending the sh ower Enjoyed Tliurstlny M r . and Mr�. W , R. Carpen ter an d chi l dren Jerfr ey a nd Elaine wore Mn. Mary Dona hue, Mn. Au• drey Frod, Mra. M1bcil Walburn, 1 11d M r . a nd Mrs. Alex CUo e n - left Thunda}' nlgbt for their ilira. Dell Hyse ll and da ughter, lertdned wi t h a eh il•ke n barb('- home Ill Vald osta, Ga., after sev­ the , eral d•ys visit wi th hia paren ts, Judy, Mn. Rober t Burdet te, MIJJB cue Thursday evening at M r . an d Mrs. Harley Brown. Ca rla Wll10n, Mra. Jo hn Kra ws- Carp en ter home, Mulbe rr.v Ave Pr l'!.llent were Mr, and M�s. Ed ceyn, Mra. Fred DcWeeac, Mn. MilMn. Hube r Brown who i1 on d red Wol,e and d1u1hter, M ary, war� T. Br_o ok over ,a�d ch1 ld�en, her employment on from vacati Mrs. Cl a ude Aeh ley, Miu Th.elm• Eddie, Davi d a n d f,rtu of Gar the Ma rg uerite Shoe Sho p ii al Boyer, •nd Mn. Floyd Boyer. re tttb urg; Johnny Youn!!. Mr. an d vl.d tmi:; in Indi a napolis, Ind., with Sending gltl1 but unab le to at - 1 M�s , Cllo an d rhil drC'n ,Ian and I r brot her-i n-law and sister, Mr. tnnd were Mr,. F1ora Bailey 1nd Abela an d Mr . and Mr11 . . Carpen. he nd Mrs. Phil Stolph and family. a • ter. James. Janet an d A l ita. Ml11 C•rolyn Milhoan. M r . 1:1.1\d Mn. Edward T. ltrl)Ok­ over and family ot G a rretllburlil were T h ursday gueat1 of Mr. and lln, W. R. Ca rpen ter and family , . Recent ,:uest, or Mr. and Mr1, lJoyd Wrigh t and fa mily were Mr. and Mra. B. L Duree of Park­ ·lnburr- They were · aecompanied bome , by kebecea Sue Wrlaht for 1 a vl1lt. Mr. •nd Mr,. Lloyd Wriaht and sons Mik e Ind Benny, Ri cky 1 Sheela of Vin ce nt 1nd Mn. Mer• llo TrHy and ch ildre n, Kerli n and Sue enjoyed 1 n outln& at Lake Hope Tuesday. I Bridal Shower Given Honor,ing Miss Polly Thomos I '°"' I Mainly About I People In Pomeroy LCO I PH 1 960 · � RIFR IGER ATO R PrlcCI Start Al Low Al THE HOUSE IS THE SAME . . . o 8epante 2 cu. II,) fNliNer IIONI 'JO Ibo. • Bl.I automatio dtfroet rehl,.ratot &t- • New "Potlrtone" Interior color • Poreelain cri1p1r­ Dalry Bar Door • Bia: famlb Low BuclptmQlti prioo u,.,_ loolc ·at the difference in valuel $199,95 ASSOC,I ATED RADIO and TELEVISION Harry MHler, Owner POMEROY, OHIO HOME OWNERS ONE POLICY COVERS THEM AU Fire On Dwelling - Fire O Contents - The ft , Comprehen sive Pe rso nal Uablllly Additional , Uvlng Expense n SAVE MONEY, TIME, WORRY - SEE V. D. Edwards Insurance 130 E. Seeond SI, , 1 �hone WY-2·2440 Pomen>J [ Minersville Societv News 0 Mr. a nd Mra. WIiiiam Rizer and childre n were wee kend 1ue1ta of Mr. U'ld Mra. Owen Hawley of Cotumbua. Whi le t.htre they 111 apenl the ho liday pico\ctfq at Buckeye Lake wi th Mr, and Kn. 1 CUI Tyler, of Co lumbut. lln. Oar1 Lavender, 81111n and Marr apent the weekend vl1tu n1 hff abter, Mn. Ruaaell Tucker , anti family of Leon .• �-'° * Tremel'.ldous Values j Open Until 9 P.M, Sat• & Mon.I _ Pomeroy-Middleport, Rare Fi tieth Ohio, Monday, July 11, 1960 1aKJLB (lOP't a nd PUC Say s No Express Move GETT M r. and Mrs. John (Jack) Du f/y , all Syracuae na­ Detides ProPosal Would llave Made Service Inadequate Here dleport will ► · • F I 3Jf , 'Arfangements FOr County It/ ,ff eJ} A}ODJJ Toward Com }ett• on r. Ce ��Dru:!• · - 3 Racme SCb00l • ed Stu· dents (DJUr .._ 00day feCk 0S What's the Safest Place In tlie World? ., 1W . ]61 M. . :_ ·· · , ___,: •cg ' '· · • •a1 · --..· ·_' · stak es n n edy. � WUDen Haul ,n. .·... ,, '..··· . . _ �.. · Mapc.�a...Qf · ear . • p $22,000' From Bank Drawers ' - 1}'emotrat1c reSIde t1 Nommat1on Jones Accepts Chairmanship Of Mason GOP I • t Rehearsal Fll'S 7 Year Old Boy Makes History .. , ......,... ... ,..., It w· h 165 11voot Niagara PlDIig·e .,.., Minstrel Is Set A bank nl!lt. Amt rfal!t �• · ; : . . l "'. papen can have the � Mill, lu. the world'of their Vll'J' oa And !or fuR • few eentil . week ;rou aet all the �· · · of a bank valllt. depoeit box )'01!1' ftlaible1 ,. � ■ i The FARMERS B4NK ,. . · n:w• and Savhlgs Co°'p�y . , •' I ! Pr�es . ,M�rked '' ·'"L .H � ,ry� Hur�, H urry, ·To . · BAKE R F\!RNl���E , Q n .-r:11, , q ,�9h,tdf�-� Corne� I n. M��dl�!f;'t,:\i: 1 I ' ·. 1-:. tI ' ,,· ; .� e£tl1c4KCf , :._._I_ = r.·til8:t tbit --,._,.-..• � ' "'""'.lt!'�,,-. ,,'::ri!· {� ��= ,;•hq� 7 ;;·� .' t· .��· ... . • --11 ' ., '� , t· i;; � nrr,rnr ' �-·) , w/!I i ·w, �. • . ' ,°"' ,, ,.. �- -:,, ,.,,,,· \ w Le lo . ,harge of havlni a delectl>e ' muffler. ------ . ■ :r�:tw':C::. � 1t°'m!!�t O s D ry e I e}'s ED · d,' Ik Lo k J C stal BaJI' ees F"d =��Jr.:11ig�:i::�i'.n: As Plans Go'For..ward To Keep Khrushchev Out M:ethodiat Church . Burial wm 'be Thuraday from the Rawll np-Coals • in Sand Hi ll cemetery, Loq Bot- · ·FUner.il Home, tom. She wu a · member of tbe :MidSurvivor;: are two 9001, Orville, dleport Baptift Church. Ob·eater ; and Harold, S.hta Paula, • Survivora are her huaband , RoC alif.; a brother, William WeJ)er, ber� • '•later, ltrs. Pfuillja Webb, Lona: Bollom, and �Ive tf'ln,d chll- ·Toltido; , _ ai IOn, .RObert, Molin e ; a d . Her hu and, Hay o , er,Jli' wh brother, w,tter c. Pbllllps, Watb11b ago. fffl flft yean died · . inito,n D. c.; two ailtera, Mrs. MarShe ,aa thie daughter o( freder• garet 'Ward M■yfi eJd Ky. and ict tnd Su� (DorJt) 'f:eber _. Mn. c1_,a · ' HeJ1Pann: Col�m bu s, Frlenda in■y eaJ !at thft Jllwl inP.- and t. irandthildren. · · at W·'tif1e. Coall FunenJ Home . She wu the d &hter o h � r ,Ol!!P aiq J '_reresa and lpa. (Hutchl h nton) P W . ... llliM T Gf:l<Mn.. · • · Mkldl• n . �V- l>o�•�d - Boolle_ 1'!,11 offic11tC: allr•?1. s�nn po �-re:ru '[.. and� �� rt ' Datl\09 .. '!ruea- be 1nnoune;ed later :Pendlnl �val claf everiin.1 ll Moline, Ohio, fhete ttritnc!,i may �ll anj_tl�e W�)!UfUUnl )ioju a�il' �. "' h!f! Jlye<l IQI" �I nliJIJ(!!I, ,.. . . � • W,1, ,��t. �w�ta · : � Ii� • M-n' v � ,.Sllaml, "fir-. � w.q; • �� ·si,t r.f ,t1 f§ ' ( ' 'l'I . ' 1 .J"!ri. ,l,, � • . t t •�f.ll,. � ,.,,' ,b,· J'.f , ;,� -�w l,l� '-" J.-: ,, ,.,r:- ,11 .�, 11'\t.f� &i .wiJ • i 't , ,. • · /1/' ·-.y l· 1;1.�, .• 'b n Co · ·· . ., Of, Of· Middlepoft. Passed Away J� _ Funer,I tervicea for � L rle �mH) c>ino ngham ; - two Curmln,h,i�, ftie 80;1 w.bo Cll!ffl o;n son'-' Paul , of TUiip.( - Okla.; and! Sund-, evenlna at. hi& residence on Cllftord of Um.a, Ohio; a dau&bter, Bnwlw,ay in 11(4dleJ)OI't wt� - � 'Mr&.- Harold , , (Mar1a�t) Pratt �f held at ,z it- m. , Wednesday ftoin Vienna, W. Va. ; • �n, il)ono-, Ute, ��..ta Funeh� �- - van �ailer, Cbnhlre, and four Cbeabire Grave[ kill O"andclilldren. with e waa the n of tb late cemetery. � ·. i · , Per·: ,e, ninih _ An n i (C.S ·i orbin) CIUl am, . riJt•nid: Mr. C�ln ibllll Wal I bolter� ,naker, and (111pettoT at the New ·and �.i.bQtn in $tlfWJton_ Va. . H ill u blon l a \'Ttie• tU!IV . � ll p'pe t w YorJI: teritraJ kaµtoa�_ \ � at . tbe , time ol hQ _ntiremen t 10 of�lclate. �end m ay call at the , yun 1,0. He w11 'an eltMr of the Friend• mu call, at the 8-wllng• · Fint frelbyleri.n Ch� a meM, ,.' ber of the i"°llermll)er� Union, · F� Nnf� au � L �! I I - ...... lo - ■ ,. --' IAeal b,udil if " ' s � � ', .o'il'. R,�l;•JB ..•1 Down, Do�n, . Down : -,Set . • • ·m· Allft9&1�cime,6.�• 'I"' F91 Those Departed- • •ealler N-.J llelff:ye � ' ' ,I Wember Federal � ...,� �r�; l!OMMOY, .OlllO f' ,i�t.. We Plj 3� l ltretl Oil Savin.. ' : =�� tJ»irir ,_. , '° Deadline News of Bl·g Bend ��:: �=:. Opens Tuesday Mr. w· Roush's Shoe Store . nter Wins Pa�nJJ Grade, Oh · J.ii , $,:-7 7 pr. . k Mr,. O'.I F O R D S • - _:::.;,,:,:��_;;� � .....,_ ·t1t'tfDi E N ' $ TONIGMT OMLY Slacy Hll'iii - llllen Moin "NEW' ORLEANS Arl'bt. DABX" AllO Cartoon :Ii!', eniio. l' , .::, , ,/.:.:0_ an d M rs. Watteraon , Mr. and, Mn. (lei ,and .Child� · :Wi�ington, Robert Beegle, Mn. Gretta ·stmp- Were wee�"end � .of .Mla tive&." son, Miss V e ra Beegle, Mrs. Lovey 1 .. Mr; add· )In. DltYld· Huddle.ton Sayre, Mrs. Lau ra Bell and Mrs. ' arid son Of, .Po� spent $Un· Helen Sim pson. dly with · Mr. &lid Mra. C',rol •· Ho l iday dinner guest a of M r . Sajre, .'· ."!-1 · an d Mrs. T. G. Hilldore and ffa u- · · . ,, ;, � r ghter Donna were M r. and Mrs. , 1'tr - _afl,d- iff.1. To� Li ncke1, . ton Wil l iam MeKelvey, ch Udreo and Scotty qi , .Jiove Caty ..,_.,. t/the John M cKelvey, .all of Port land, weft (liw,_ �th _ .her p are nta, ·Mr. non Johnson, Pla nt!, Bob Byer an4 - M� ¥ . . , Spencer.· , . . lff: : � 1!•• J.�d . Sa,,;e .,nd Mi ddleport; Mra. Chriatlne Lake w t . T. �mt �•�in � ' �,local. Calling during the day . were Larry �k er, Phyllis Stahley w... h of.Jt,.· · :-•nd ! .?�.= 1 IU� - &it · Ro1..--rQ,1e. Mra. Mary Smal ley, daughter Jo- M • ·· � .. ��... apc}-,�Mn,:�1. ·�er, atsephine Ma l lory, Middleport and Mr. and M rs. Thom11 Youna: of tended. � , c:onve11tJOn · in ·P.tn�IYl• vui11-· � �t'J:tliat week. P omeroy. � __,......,,,-:-Miss Do reen Norri s of St. Pa ul, Minn., spen t lilt week with he r pare nts , M r . an d Mr s. Fem Norria an d :sp ending t wo weeks is their dattehter Mrs. Gloria Reed and son Mat t hew, or f orest Lake, Mi nn Mrs. Mary Woo d of Saxon vis­ ited her sister -in- l a w Mrs. Fern N orris, Monday. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sharpnack were Mr. an d Mrs. Jack Sha r pnack Jr. a nd chil dren a nd Miss M a rabel Sharp nack of Co lumbus. Holiday weekend guests of Mr. and Mra. Ira Beegle tlllt.e Gene Beegl e and son, bonna, New Bri­ ghton, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. Char l es Beegle and aon Chuckie of Columbus. . ' • · ct Mr . and M r s. Bob Wilson a nd family of Pomeroy were holiday guests of her parent&, Mr. and 1,1, , � ·, Mn. Harry Hayman. Mary Grac:e Stobart employed in Columbus and BIil Hyaell em­ ployed al New Martin svme spent Sjzes 81h to 3 the weekend with Mrs. Hysell. Mrs. Kathryn Guinther, son J. F. and Miss Eloi se Bell of Cln­ cin11a ti 5pen t the weekend with their mot her, Mrs. La ura Bell. Middleport Mr. and Mrs. Billy Joe S pe n- ,Qt!li:DI21ll' - •lJO - �.:l.it, . . ' ' . r T.,..._y_ CMtlftuN ..,. 1M humW T.,...., with a ..,_ flf JNI.W tfluRd1••••n ,....., tflnina- WW tNa.ht In ... 61L. Pomeroy ' , Railway Express Agency also serving Mid­ remain in operation according to a findin g made public today by the Public Utilities Commission of Oblo, The order, signed by Edward J. Kenealy , chairman and Ev"ett II. Krueger , Jr., member, denied the proposal of the Rallwa;r Express Agency to eonsolidate Pomeroy and Middle­ and were their attendants. ..,{; · port with the Gallipolis agency slaUon. Following marriage, the two couples established homes It lound in htarinp March 15 in be ....,.,_,. ahoutd the lac.al tt in SyraeuSe .and have. ne ver lived .more than one fourth 9f a Columb111 and in Pomeroy June I tion IN clONd, and the a...,. the Express agency's reasons for mile apirt. Mr. and Mrs. Dully have five children, all daugJi. consolidatin g were oYerweighed by (Lff llludi&III) dlitml..... ters. T�• Clarks ha,,e two sons and a daughter. On the other band, lhe Commis­ complain­ ev idence from local They have · all attended the sam e Syracus e Presbyterian ould sion found that compla.inants prov­ w o ffice anta th1t a singl e Church in which both famiUes have been active members. harm the service here and there• ed the service, if performed rrom B oth Mr. Clark and Mr. Duffy worked for many years f o r fore damace complainants' busi­ Gallipoli.11, would not be reasonably · mining companies in this area tUJ:e Conner as a· machine opadequate. Several Testify era tor and Mr. Du ffy as a blacksmith. Mrs. Clark is now post, Marvin Bantel l, diviaion super­ Appearint before the Comnds­ master at Syracuse , a posi tion she bas held for the past 1 6 Lollf' n, Parkers_bu�&. ,11-)'e,ar-old aunt of Mr1. Duffy and Floyd vilor for the express age ncy had sio n durinc ill pair of hearinga 1r,ued : �••rs when she succeeded Mr. White to the post upon his re• Matpews, Mrs. Dwry s brother, also attended the dinner. were Edison Ba1'er, Jllddleport, -A pickup and delivery , A chil service e thr Mr. of n and ee of !li Mrs, Clark and their dre _: II Uremen t . Mr. Clark is now a syra<:use councilman a nd is a John Duffy Mr. and 1 president of the Chamber ot Com­ ipolia ll Ga fr\)m ie11t c effl u be will fauttltes wer pre�•nt for e the day with former mayor of th e village . Mr. Duffy Is retired. . thell' patents. They aerving both rounlie.s as ii now is merce th ere, furniture dealer; Rep, 1 Strangely enough, the Clarks and Duffys have never cele- a e , . and Mrs. Jam.es Clark, Clove, Obto, Mr. a11d. Mrs . .ThoGeorge Meinhart, KiddlelM>ft; A). with I station In Pomero;-. braled an anni versary of theiJ: wed<\ing togethe r. Neither did. Clark , Lanca�. and Mr. and Mrs. Dick .Wlnebre�er, Elberfeld, department store fred at1t&.n • "i f use. The Clarq J!Jv&qht grandcblldr�n and two great -�lie lht hmeny -·- owrier, Pomeroy; Franklin Rizer, they on their Golden Wedding anniversary Sunday. . . manager of I tJre and oU Illes . dchil dren , all pri,sent for the occasion. Mr. a n d Mrs. C)ark he ld open house at thelr Syracuse · company, Pomero)': C1111· Bahr, r hom e f om 2 till 5 will,! a steady stream of their friends and . , A1So ajtendlng the fe�tivJUes at the Clark boine fr�m a owner, Smit b'1 Clothiq Store, Mid­ relahves caUmg to express b est wishes. MD<le were Mr. and l,lrs.' Henn1J1 Clari<, Munroe, Mich., , l'.) dleport; Leslie F. Fut� pilenl . A representative \Of the Nolan Amusement o. which has I Mr. and Mrs. Duffy were guests of hon� at the Letart �i� Clark, LaSale Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Franlt Clark manager of .a. construction and , aDd been contracted to provide the n de s at the annual Meigs home of their olde st dau�ter Mrs . Julian Hill. Both couples .»I, John, Toronto, building aup ply firm, Pomeroy, io Rev. a nd Mrs. Delbert Milla, Colum--� County fair in Augu.t will be here soon to confer with fair were surrounded by !hell' children, their grandchildren arul tiu and president of the Pomeroy s; Mr. and Mrs. Paul u. Mt. Gilead, Ohio; Mt. and Mrs. board officials. Chamber of Commerce; and T. A. great grandchildren . �beater Turn bull and d�ug�ler, Huntington; and · ),:rs. Such was the report given at a years permitting residellts to use wnie, men's cl�thlng ,tore no-­ Do Attending a dinner lor Mr. and Mrs, Duffy at the Hill George Hawley , Cheshire; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coates, Pome. The Ti-i-County Teen Canteen's er, Pomeroy. ncen t m,.llng of t he b<l,rd. The lhei r foldin, chair, on the track home were al l their five daughters a n d their husbands, Mrs. Joy; · Rev. Howard Middleport ; Mr. aPd J\ll'S, Car l recreation center at s,ra,u., •,.. Fvffs uW th• pr.ant ..,..,1_ce No lan company which will bring area i n order to help accommo- HHl .,,,la i · Mr • �nodPand s. Char es O ke, upper Syracuse, Mrs. Don Gr1mm, ·" M ts, Ha Iiie D&Y,s, a11 . and Mrs. peMl McB rlde-. ed a week probationary .-� , and ,,. seven ride, to tltie midway of the 1 date overflow cro wds. ha, Nen eiccellent 8'"'11 te nllua will be open the remamder of the it WDUW ...... ,-.1w. future , . . _ The board ag reed to forward Belpr e, Miss Gertrude- Dufty, Syracuse, and Mrs. Lester Syracuse. Meigs county Fair will ,et off , o V. Savage, or-th rtl the ciMnty •• •1 a rding to a rocket on Wednesday afternoon information to the Kenney Music R�msh , Le ta rt . A lso present were 16 of their 18 gra,ndchildMore than a hundred of the couples friends called at Le ,_.. 1h - ..1......... Aug. 17, al, &he grounds when Kid- Co in regards to tbe company's ren and three of tbelr six great grandchildren. M.rs. Elizabeth theit home d\ldng the afternoon. . The probationary period was set -The o th er, proved � the com• die Day ill h eld a nd .w ill provide exhibit and providing i nstruments bow much ,upport mluion'a aalisfaction Uiat they re­ -- to determine . •....._ tr ee ride ticlcets 1 which will · for fa ir pr ograms. It was announ- · · . 'fl'.u/� be JlVen the program. II< b heavily upon Ule � a,ent eed a l,o lhal D ��-Del bert_ be ,ca llered by t Mi 1 /• ����-· ii!l<!I oat that the -.!tteon.. l>os nolif)'UI" them 111 •ul:·tt llliP-­ · alf;S llO I a t . At Uae il:Ntiri'P-!'-':'"'� vu:-uP a 1a win .be a:ue11t •P-e.r · ,,.., ar;a _"" &r _ _ /If received splendid coopera�oo. ..in ment and their pieldq them u,. made .Plinl tb- ' hold ar, . af�oon . nual sen-ke, of the Me.ii:• County J · · r,ga WU, the center. n o 'lbe;- sh owed how Ulla would be talent ,how · 1o. b• staged in cone Mini sterial AB&ooiation lo· be held Al . recent meeting of the Syra- practically lmJ)oslible wen a ■ln­ junctiOn With the Meigs (;abn ty oo Aug. 16 to open the fai r. cuse vi llaae council a unlllimous gle agent for Meigs ud Gallia Farm B�au and it was aa:reed to Anothe r meeting of the board L a atuderits, Sen (UPI) ANGELF,S OS vole of confidence waa given the eounliCs to be in Gallipolu, KellJledy F. Johri ledge neared further of elec. . p provide space for two sta te age n • to com piete plans for this year' s the magic mark o f 761 delegate votes today in an apparently lion reform$ to prevent voting _{I.ls-- project. It will open Th e!iday at 2 .18. ly u J for t se a w fair Dethe are Thev cies for the fair. ' · ..,vit ,es 8 · t1· on a11111· nst N e�ea. and p. m. for Its flnt day of a,�· · ...mma unstopa· ble drive towa-rd first ballo t nomination for president c.., partment of Highwav . ' S afet'v and · d t · and ·nd both g'1 s o11 pro er: o severa oor I mg u me n uId oor o , I ara J th p at the Democratic Na tional Convention. the Ohio Mental Health Auo�I•• YOUNGSTOWN, o. UPI _ Two Hours • before the first session of the conve ntion, a Un i- teed to ra ise the. backlea of ,outb- re.cre,it ion. closing t ime ia n p. m. ti on: gunmen herded 1 0 persona i n to I ern deleg ates. Al 8 p, m. the canteen will stage , Pla ns were made for �J!. .corn-- . lJBck room, t hen emptied five tell- ted Press I nternational survey showed Kennedy with 699 first 0sed plaUor,n we nt be· ita second bandstand retord hop . I The prop 1 pletion of a fe nce at the rl!ar df ers·· drawera of a n estimated $22.- ballot votes - only 62 short of the necessary maj ority. I fore lhe full plaUorm commi ttee sponsoffd by the Women's Auxil�e gr,ihds_tand for, more efli1'hla count included 40 of the 81 was looking for a l11dweatetn run- for raliiieation today and will be lary Ill the Syracuse Volun teer 000 at the slx-month-.old Corners<I . e1ent handling of �ow�s �t�end. burg Branch of the -Mahoning Na• votes in the Pivotal Penn sy l vania ning mate with atrona: .appeal to sent to the convention fl por Tues- Fire Departmen t. Proceeds will a:o int gran datan d eve nts. tt: was del egation, which Gov. Da vid L. the farm vote, But he profeased day. ·tion al Bank t oday. towarda the p urchase of a new agi"eed al so· to ill seontlpue the p olw ( Bank ofiicia ls started an audit Lawren ce had ke pt in the unCOm- that his mind was atlll bpen. Kennedy's chief rival for the .top fire truck. E. Bartow Jonell, former West l<r of permittinJll residents to . · ool SlU· to determine tbe e.tact imo un t mitled col u�n until today._ A key ·The center, located on the aec- Virginia State Senator and Point "A plaUonn drafting auba , j y ot 6 Le Sen t e Ma orit ader p h sc ig� h Three Racine take their own fold.in,: chair• to member of the group sa1d that commlltei, domiµated by Kennedy Lyndon a . Johnson of Texaa, ffu ond noor of the town hall, will be Pleasant bu1Sineasm1n, was re-electtaken. · the final event of the · fa lr, the d_en ts were ho�p ltali.i.ed at Meigs The gunmen; wea ring aunglasaea, Lawrence a t a noon e. d. t. ca ucus aupporten, completed . ,work on a t still making confident nolBfll in a n open to anyone in the Meigs-Gallia - ed chairman (If the Muon County Geoe!a l Hospita l ear ly t5u nfiay mu1ka l o r tbe Big Bend Minstrel escaped in a car. . Hipway patrol- might •h� a& ma�y as 60 to 65 cl\> il rldll.8 plank _ which SOme attempt to head off a stampede or Ma&0n area wishing to take advan- Republican ueeutive committee ■t mmor O t treatmen for g h morn� A11oci1ti�1:,;. ruen, sheriU's de puties a nd police Pennsylarua votea mto the Ken- members des�iQed as the most delegates to Ken nedy's a meeting held Friday evening in band- tage of th e c:enter·a facili ties. 'l'he polic, was ado pted se veral .(nJurtes auffend In a one•Qlf 6et up road blocks between here . ned,y column . far-rea ching in partu hia II to"". la It '" so ahcrwlft9 a MM wa pre-flt, blMCI the Mason county coutqlouae. _ on. But J o hn ., , n's l ate-bloom" accide nt al 1 :38 a.m. on the Bowand Salem on U. S. 6.2. The ba nk is Taking Kennedy's nomi nation included a sympathetic reference ing can!:lida cy seemed to be stalled an 1n 1nri■p, Its p.-of lh would Jones' election, unanimow:I)' .votm an's Run Road. "ti ... ·oca ted on u . s. 62, j uat aouth of 1 for granted, conve n tion king-mak• tu sit-in demooatrations by Negro \ at the 118808 . Dixo n line. ed by the committee, came despite B'"ughl lo the hospital bv ' M rs . l - - - ----· · attention to the I era lurned the1r a letter he liad written lut week. .,., Jessie B r inker, Racine, were th e c1tY JI m l'· ir a p ndi he a b d of nded a c m e oice of . running a F, IUC" 81l)'ing that he did not want ma te. Sen, l.a T Meriam Smith, P ortland; Randy u keys stJ to ank'B vault, but the Stuart Symi ngton b the of Rea· FOliijon, tbe n I himaeli o ceed ri, Mi Norris, Racine Roule 2, and Joe . Brlu •·ker, RacIne. They were re- women tellers were so flu1te.-.d who has had no l uck �n gettin,1 his ·. . , Mn. a.Ha Holter,. Horse cave aona given were Uuit hil private they dib, not remember where the presidential bid off the ground, w-1.. Gen- dut ies prevented him from perl ea :;!:e����r�i ng a car owned by keya were. " The s unmen leU with- found heavy favor for second place tt.spit1I lhortlr before noon �=�g the J ob .. it lhould ha ' I = out h aving opened the va ult. on lhe ticket. . · sheriff' officers d s l to .., the- Racine atMl'tfflCY today ht mother, , . I The robbery was Yo ungalown·I The first rehoarsaI o I the B 1 g that hia car skidded o n the £ravel other officers named at the Olher1 recel vlng more t han � .-\ ua ) ...,.... on ._____ �' F .,.,.,� a In erltlal --•ltl cl aq 7 GAR (UPI Ont. Nl The -year old lad Bend Minstrel Associat ion which ,oad and jumped a ditch. Accord- third bank h o ldup of the year. complimentary play in the vi ce1 , bti, et wound, ,,,■ rently Ntf Jn. ll made h1Story by Uvm.g through a 165-foot plunge ov er NiagawUI appear (or th e lifth straigh t ,·n• lo the wreck re ort, t he car Neilber of th e two earlier ones preaidenUal sweepstakes were Ben. ::� ls F •• un! bl· 1ftw lhortlJ died Sh• fllctad. p r a al on i.14J· ay, t theIy reading comic books on Sunday, 1 2:• ed l® feet a fter leaving the have been 80I ved· - . , year at the Mei&a Co un ty FaIr next travel Callo, v•ee chairAttorney Carroll H ubert H. Humphrey and Gov, . P "" ' and planning to .resu me Jtis first school vaca tion today . mo'nth will b&i held at 7 : 45 Wed- road, with medium dam�ge to the m an of the Youna Republican acOr ville Freeman .of Minnesota , · Roger Wooawird, blue-eyed a nd ca n i JMrfl11CY Chief Waltar- Clttancl tivitles. QtheJ'S named . aa vice . v rsch . vele p:�!�� �� u ow car. , � :: � Cj � MIIGS GIN.RAL HOSPITAL � : 10 Pounds of ad venturer, was d ue H. A. Johnaon, li Y . en. nry •c son ° . as · oo The accident occurred 211.i e falls by M id thi■t 1h11 sctV•d wH u .d at chairmen were . . t Of tile �ospital barely 48 hours from the brink of th Several regular cast memb era miles off or .R<1ute 12--t. A Walter ton • Holter, Theodor• W m. 1, n and Charles A. Windsor .. � �tto . n d Gov. Geor · D Le ge , o ckm Amer, two tty a. r M Saturdiy; �dmi�ted , , •• ···•er ,,n tourt,•· wu w a: a ftei' be<oml ng the fin ou . .,_ the Ylctl"" Ha found his mothar !Iurdette. peraon . t !:. . IYVe mofed}�m . the. �rea �reatin g a n, . K Cunnfn A minor a.ccldent on Butternut b '"ham, Syr . Fells. · Nia&V• a In tion a observ es ac uae• J am , . · "4 Y T�• ,. a 1 ,_ survive an untn ten.,.on . , • , The ' · ever w y � wliffl h• returned to the heuM L. W. Getty. Nelllfly eppelntV.'.nclea mhich ·are io be fiUed Ave. in Pomeroy Fri�a ev�pii;t1 I t.�a'Yl�;y,' Mlddleport; Meriam Smith · Kon...._ co n1 n y ,...., 1'" Mid�torner . dive OYer the Honehoe Falls-a N� -, b08Pl!A.1, 11' wp,, e m ,rem '""-lril' lfl tt.. ,_..., flMda. N county cln .. fill • ·nancy Wedne.sday e'vf.ntn1. All residents baa been ,reported , by PomerPY, 't1oril�ndi Joe Btlnke r Baeib j nedy, o wh . te a dict . e1n a t he am !Ceh e h t lt ias Y Ho t , 40, , e bo � l:! d feat that has co8t mHy well-cuahll� f:U .1 aci ....,,....., fired • _22 call- In tMt pos1; ,... ...._, ,.. the the police. 1'bom111 L. 9c:tett. 106 Riindy: lntjreated in t>iu't: c_boice If he aews up the presiden- , appeared m the -sw 1rh1:1g waters She h , �orril+ , Racine. · nto her moutfl with tM party's nomlnaa ,., the effla .ttu t on men ed nt their lites . lfl !91A111I musical at-e il1vltecl to the Union.av .told pollce he was crawo n I o minati ed t indica n, Sa Dlieh.ar1ed that he turday; lln. W U-- ti� r • I Bo - was swept over lhe fall· a nd efforts by poUce tQ lop:ie bi, L••, ., 1 n 1n1 upward• Cl•I•ncl In tho -• electlln: 1 , ceu .-.in -··•o . '�n-•a• n · '" ' wicu _,.. ' nl&ht · · 7,... · · ded by an approach ina car llllq a 11am ""· .1. uc..er ucu In failure. ...,.,.Ire; ._ an.a .. ion', Chmiw , en•·• · . lhet had been fired quite Saturdllf)- •after the , aUtboud mo- bod• Everett Bialell wu named comTM 1t1lcl Cut mem� ftowev'er, mu,t be -o parked car wned by RoberL R. .l"ohn Ginther, Cbeatet. t ut Slight»'· bruised aod . torbott.. ta which he---- · wu riding c:u b � thne before was tllsc..,. mltteeman trom -Robiuon District 13 .YW•. df More a,;l.1.,1lt par• M WTay, 139 Butternut-av. In RelativVisit ....., Ad011tted SUJ1di:,,; lln. Robert capalled in the awlft current of ot herwise unhur-t, the blond blqe- .,..._ 11cCiulland w-u while Briehl tJcii'atlon Is eing . atresaed by o tBoth ears auatalr.ed m ed1wn 1 · Sm ith, Middleport; Willl im Brick- T-o Ohi o Cities eY !d boy told nurses bow i t felt LL.. -.......1..- - ...... " HI hNltt. na med to tbe· 11me -ition f th e upper Nia•"'.•a ••ver. fielala of the H&Oclati on. Mn. Mar- fender an rom · _, · '" �,..-. d bumper da mage, The Iea, )'l'1cuse; Be-e Scholl, PornMr. and Mra. Al len Hill, PornHls sister Deanne, 17, anatched gotng over the fa.Ua • wu,..81..., for the act. Sh. ••• u,n- Arbuckle Diltrlct, �t Neuman II to serve u iJbq_w otber car cl aimed by Goett to eroy, John Ginther, Cheater; Mrs. erqy, vJalted In Hamilton and MidSpeaking briefly at· the meeting •�li�anlat.• "I cou ld feel Ji every time 1 nnteioul WMII . tllsaftf'N.. She have caused the ecc1dent did not Mildred Zahl, Pomeroyj Mn. Har• dletown ove, the weekend. In Ham- C Harold · Neely, Republican ...-ere 11111 ..,. o,er said: _''T�e _•a- w11 about 70 JMn ol. n rock,'' ahi t T atop, GdeU told poliCfl. No 11 e1ta ey W1rner. RuUand. nty urt VIes ou Ilion, theJ vi sited tbel r 10n, Allen, for governor of WNt Virnominee ttt. at son hff with homa her IMda ter was. going real fasL Discharged Sunday; Mra. Elita Jr., w ho recently suffered a broken Fi es Upoil and no injuries were reported. Uri In Tw<i Men n a nt to go to slee p a nd hmllJ farm °" Harte Clft net r 1ini1, a nd Eurene Scott, aecretary w "Now 1 · Brickles and 10n, Albany; Kn. ankle In an 1ecldent. In MiddleA b'earina haa' bee let tor TuesOf the Rep ublican rommittee. Two men have been fined $lO forget ·everythiril that happened." Mitntlng Star. C OF O TONIGHT Madge Smtth , and dwbter� Porn- town they were gue, of their n, day h1, Common Pl'eu, �urt ,� the I t, iO n. co and ata in ooti._. i., court bv Ju..i.., The Pome'rQ)' Chainber or Com- eroyj Meriam Sm ith, Joe Brinker, Stephen, and family. cue of Silaar ff Sillet · fOr modffi• eoplea on h lghwl.)' patrol cation of . dlvorce'decrte ind cu. merce wlU meet to�bt at 7:30 Randy Norris. :�t h : They were accompa nied by their a s ' ... Bli1:h1: a sOn tody of m1110f ' -children� Judie In offices of the Ohio Power coMr. 1iid Mre. son, Robert, who Is employed In Robert Smith, ��"1• <!rl, __eo ,.mbu,. mpony. John 0. � -d today. ' P _____--- ---- v...,.. _,. - - -·Mi1•·� tho' ot Lady lbd her dau,ht&- :i!eno, � Ill>fll•b ,a • ' tt .cc_ • · • �u,Jrfa_wlt1,._� b�, ��� l'.i'!!" A '- 1-,, Nllhll a,.. 72 TurnbuU. The fac t that they were married in a double ceremony is not th e oqly thing the well-known Syracuse Couples ba ri, in common. AJ1 were born _and feared in Syraeuse wnere the families were neighbors. The, attended the same sl!bool, th same church and the same social affairs. Mrs. CJ,tk, t h � · Miss Haze l Mills, lived two houses from Miss Lillian Ma ews, now Mrs. Dully, They were girlhood friends and late when seeing Mr. Clark and M r . Dulf' • it was natural that t four should be together, and much of their courtship was co ducted under the chaperoning Of the late Mr'. and Mrs. W. . White, who accompanied the young folks to their marrla(e., =:*ez-=� � ·- la mo4eled ,..,, !\Ir .. a •ljrj I Stewart - Julia Adami "BEND OF THE RIVER" ( In Color) � ,.i.. ..., Vietor M1tuR, Yvonne Deeulo 'TIMBVKTU" Also CorlolJII SUNDAY IM MONDAY Flank stnalra and Lollobriglda In "NE� SO (Cin......c,,pe &' Color) .... .... ..,...,,., .....""'"'.... _,.,,.-,, Dnoieti I'• l'lae l11tere•u 01 Tlae Mef9••1'1u... Are• Clark RETURNED W E DNESDAY Mrs. Ralph Webb re turne� to h e r home Wednesday fa-om Pames I vi l le wh e re �he had att ended the funera l s!rv_ices on Tuesday for Mra. M arJ_orie Johnson. who was t he A1111 o c1ate Gran d Conductress Order of Eas tern Star. MN NO. Weather tives, who were married in the doubte ceremony July 9, 1910, at the Pomeroy Presbyterian parsonage by Rev. Thomas GIANT' JULY CLEAR ANCE SALE S·T ILL IN PROGRE,SS·\ • ., I -· --e at __ _ e n t1 n e -------------------------- --�....:.._;_________________ \ . Two Syracuse couples who· were married in a double wedding ceremony 50 years ago celebrated their Golden Wed­ ding anniversaries Sunday. They are Mr. and Mn. Thomas Lieu t. and Mrs. Frank Eastep of Abile n e, Texas, are 11nn ou n c­ ing lhe birth of a daughter , July 5, at th e Dyess Air Force B ase She five weighed Hospi ta,. poun ds all d lO ounces and haa bee n named Jcnnl£er . Grandparents to t he new arr iva l a.re M rs. Virginia Eastep, Mid• d leport ; Hu bert Eutep of Chil l i­ co the and Mr. and Mrs. A. F. (Jack) E1• a ns· of Marysvi l l e, 0., fo rmer l ocal residents. M r . and Mrs. S. A. Rair de n of Long Bo tt om spent t he h oliday wi th Mr . and Mrs. Harlow Enln. Holiday weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rou sh were Mr. and Mrs. John Fishe r and family or Akro n, Mr. and Mrs. flay Ho ush, son, Jerry, Cincinnat i. Joseph M i l ler went to St. Al­ ba ns to spend two months with a daughter, after spending t wo m on ths wit h his daughter, Mrll. Cat4'1 Sayre. M r. and Mrs. Bruce Wi l t.sh ire, and daughter Lind■ of Ma rme t, W. Va., were holiday guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilt­ sblre. M rs St ell a Weaver was the gue&t of her son-In-law and daua:h• ter Mr. and Mrs. Orville Brown, Chester, O. Mr. and Mn. Oeorae SLrobush returned to their home at Jeffer• 10n, Wls., Tue■day c1fter a v lal t with her p1rtnta, Mr. and Mra. Fred Cadle. Word waa received by Mrs. "erne Watter1on of the death of lier sis ter, Mn. J. R. Lamb of Vin een't . A m on & those from here 1Uend ln& the funeral were Mr, •• By WWELL W Birth Of Daughter In Texa, Announced Racine Society News l . S•• rh & n1 1t \o �la tt Ar , O� , &. m·�h Sta t. 1 Ohio tr.,u\ 11 '11 \.I 11s . By Unlkd p,... laterMtlQt\11 An at.lnlt cl.ck illlfflOJIIN by tht, Natloruil . lurNu ef lf•nct.r• 11 11 accur•te that In th,... mil­ llon yMn It wlll pin or lose onlr about one Mconcl. VOL XII Mrs. Walt er Slimmer or St. Cl ou d, Fla., who hss been h ere on a visit wi th her sist er and broth er-in- la w M r . an d Mrs. Law, rence Bing was ad mit te d lo th e Meigs General Hospi tal Tuesday f or treatm ent . Mrs. Somme r is slaying wi th the Bings whi l e his wile is hospitalized. MEETING P0ST'PONID The meeting of the Wind in� Trai l Garden Cl ub :sched ul ed ror Thu rsday evening, July 14, a t the home or Mn. John Terrel l , has bl.'c n postpone d unti l Th u rsd ay, Ju l y 21. • Now You Know 0. , July 9, 1960 ly FREDDIE HOUDASHE L T Mr. and Mrs. Harol d Saue r a n d deuchters . Mary Ruth a n d Joy Roberta went to Lake Hope yes­ terday evc n in� where they have a uhm for the weeke nd . Rev. How­ ard Ru ppelt pl11 ns to join the m there this evenmg for dinner. Miss iktty_ Koehler. RN, at Holzer Hospita l spent several Jay� with her m other, Mrs. Lewis Kuehl e r a11d with her sister an d brother-in-law, D r. and Mrs. K . D. Amsbary and childre n a t Che5· tcr rece n tly. Mary Scott, stu de nt n u rse at the Holzer Hm, pita l is spen d ing weekend w1th Mr. an d Mrs. Jam­ es llusi;cll and other r el a tive s. Miss Dfan e Stumbo , student a t Busmess School in Pa rkersburg 1s spe11dmg the weeken d wilh ncr parents, Mr . and Mrs. Cl ifford Stumbo. Mr. aud Mrs. nobert Turner and chi ld ren of N ort h Robinson vi.slt­ ed this week with Mr. an d Mrs. Joe 'I urner. Mrs. M.uy Donahue of London is visi t ing with Mr. and Mrs. San­ for d Thomas a'n d family. Mr. an d Mrs. Hym en Novak a nd chil dren, Michae l and Ka t hy of Anah e i m . Calilorma are e.xpected to arrive this weekend for a visit with her grand m ot her , Mrii. Ada Root. Ray Pickens Lellving For Week In Weal r &-Dally Sentinel, Pom eroy.Middleport, Around And About _M;ddleport. or NIIL(O ID-IIN - • i • NEWPORT R. I. (UPI) _ President Eisenhower today predicted the ev�ntual end in 1,.atin America of dictatorship such as that headed b CUba's Premier ·Fidel Castro. Four Will Hear TIie Presiden t aj a news conference at the summer = ·White HOuse headciuarters tlere lashed again at what he des_C�=�n to face cribed as Soviet Premier Nikita, Khrusbcl&v' s threat to send n missiles and rockets against the Uni_t�d States if it committ� ::r:u: ::!�g :�!�1��; h . . " aggressio n " in Cuba. Herbert Gi lkey reported tod,.y. rell ed .Pl; t1 P u' bstanwaldo Dorticos' indication Cuba s ro mised wer Elsenh Ar l over the wee end were Willia m Robert Semon, Maaon ; t lal additio nal u. s. aid to th " would seek lo oust th e U nited its Guantanamo Jess Sprou,e, Middleport; Harold countries of the Western Hemlt- State! from Eugene Gil more, Pomeroy, and . phere to raise the living stand- Nava l Base, Hid he wou ld wai t un til he received an officiil deWilliam Reeves, Albany. Reeves ards. l M Id El nho ii j remained i ail toda y whlle the w wer • wou 4 · ml'nd. "Latl" Amorlca It p,■nlng •tand on hla Saturdi■y ntlht other three pos ted $23 bond eac h ... 1 ..cl1I ,Ml polltlcal throu accutllll he which atat.rnent In for their appearance lOniiht, tranlfonnatlon," I I • • n h owv Khrvshchtv of trying to set up ________ M kl. "Dldatenhlps ,■,.. f,lllng • Soviet puppet tt■t. 11, tt1e . EXPENSIV& G;OFF,II the waYII._., A tty . lc• Lt S .:_ nd Ca rr�n i Donating NGE s UPI LO sel'Y'M not . I th st.... would 1M u fN• I coUae- to defega�, villtpn : HAVANA UPI - An alli111 ,, �::ed and tourtits os " e�hief ' EaeCutive, wheli and u.bau1tad Pr:etnier :pde1 Ct• � �rr � Th or r to ' , . . . _ , .'. -,• .f ...... !'!eildt!JI Qr lro .........I - ...... , • 1· i 1 ;,; tif:'r!fll' 1�i; fi"m?. 11ll m�11, � :, t : :' �-ftli:r;;- !'f�: ! �:'f!i � • .t,: �!Z:f!l!iec1 • � " l l:ri, ,-w .1 ,. •� . � ::t :,�!!tj ' -·c- � !•lo hi, bedroom Sund�. •!&ht to ha'tl the Soviet Unjon u a friend of Cuba •n� occu■e the United of ploltl llll ' Dew •wre,. !i�!�: e;.�� The �earded revolutionary lead­ b ��n ':bd:��'!:!1: �!�°:e a giant antl-U. S. rally earlier in e :::t ��•u: w:, A medi cal bulteUn Sunday said he had "a ,mal l ptteumoolc core" whi• c� atai:ted �N him cheat pa ins l IIt Frid ay. But bit lllne11· took n' one of the sting out . of hll b!■,11.1 . uain1t the United States' nor any warmth from bis "atltfHUail" at soviet h to":!:et:.:i; �� United 81&tet ,rltb iocbta Jf .ff''-'"" ........ . . i.,-'.' i•t' ·• - b.;:i��\': =�er � 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. 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