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Son-In-Law Of Former Middleport Pastor Helps In Histor,ical Heart Operation People In Pomeroy Laura Pauline Thomas Becomes Bride Of I / Milford Hysell In Tuesday Evening RJte I Inspection For Chest er Grange of the First a candleligh t ceremony in the sanctuary I PresbInytecian Church of Middlepor t Miss Laura Pauline ThoMiddleport S !! f fOr JU/ Y 26 Now You Know ly Unl tH '""' JnfwNtlaMI The larador c°"'" t•ln -... of tM world's 1.,..., ,._ "'8Jnlr,a ,tendt af vlrwin tt,,..r, can1l1tlnt moatly of W,w:k lltN'Vce whltt, klnh tnd NIMm fir. ,.'ffh ., e x t r a -t h i c k a l u m i n u m WATERLESS C O O KWAR E l'ldm "' l'rr ('um pleted for m mas became the b ri de of Milford Hysell , both of � Su rgical History was recently made i n the Ame�1can By LUCILLE HAWl(INS :.pt•d111n "•• h 1 L·h w1!l he held 111 the on Tuesday evenin � al 6:30. ..Mission Hospital in Tant.a , Egypt, when an extremely delicate ,_. _ 11t•�1 nwf'lrng 011 J u l y 26 w hen a� The double ring ceremony was pe1formed by Rev _ H o­ heart operation was suecessfully performed , according to an Dr, Alston Tr<1cy returned l o Ch t• :.1L'r t; r,111gl' ml'\ Tlle!>cfay evenwa1·d R u ppel! , pastor of the church w i l t, the bride's brother �orticle i n the J u ne-J uly issue of Concern, the official maga. his home rn Co l u m l>us Tut_-M.l;.i_v 1 n g � Mrs. 1 and sistt'r-in-la w , Mr and evening after c1n 011Pri u!!hl \ 1:.1 ! . " · h 1 f' orl'e :z.ine of U nited Presbytet 1an women . l• wit g and s , preThom a ro s master h Id Y l worl ll. u l a D.i l t• K ui 'l h e new Mrs. Hyse ll, daug ht er The first aort ic graft for an abdominal aortic aneurysm with h is mother . Mrs i-.; J Traey • I d (•J ii ll<l II Prll\' I H'e uf degree th em. ,,i 1 rl . 'lcvefa L n ot <.;laze raef' Helm G of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Thomu, ' iddle M · e\ er perfor111ed m the 1 placed without a h1Lc h. for four- 1 5 the � ues ! of h t·:- u iid,:, an d work fur 1 11spc l' l mn Wiis Pl a nned gradua<e r,f M iddleport High a 1s Thomas Mass weddmg her fs"or • Eut was done by llr� Abdullah • PVt>r un g , J u I Y 21 A l l teen d ays t he patient was alt (' n d · aunt, Mr and Mrs. W i l l iam H ad for ·n 1ur :.u.:.y i n the class of ' 58 where St·hool fitwith dress while Mishr1ck, lloy A Clilrk a nd Mas all a wore n o: 1 a·t•r:. a m.I meml>er� were urge d special nur6es. Like a II ford and f iumly. ed by I active in the Glee Club i as w she a at 11nd sk J111msou rt • saad, with Or Paul � led bodice and full i l l' C H i dg i•w ,1 y of 13 00 111 tu IJt" pr1·st•nt ror llLSPt•ctt un. Jl other patients, he was v1s1te d rreA Mrs .i member of the Powalso and was corsage Hl'r hat. the cardioscope. white small " Ue s t of h , ·r ,·um11 1 11n1l'al 1nn was tt'illI r rum lh e quently b)' the hospit a l evangelist I er, w V c1 , i s t he • She ls a member Club. Puff der with tions a carn llnted blue of I t f -year sixty-three a patient, The The vovernor of t h e proyinee son in J.:iw and daugh1 er, Mr. and oh 1 (1 Cot11ll'1 l o C h un· n·s t 1a11 k. mg Christ and was of the f o Church rs. M Thomas • old, w h ite haired man. h a d gone came to the hospital to see the t i n'.' ( , raiii.;,· fur donation given two pearl hearts. bert l l l'rildon and f a m i l > M rs Ro Holzer Hosp1lal l a nurse udent s1 a with dress green light a wore he from do('tor lo donor before M r and M r s Thomas M eC l uu� I from H u r a l Li ft• S unday palient a bout whom t he whole beige actessor1es ,rnd her eorsagr School of Nursmg before her c ame to the outp11hent dep art­ di�tricl w a s talking. Later, the I , '-d to th ,• , , ",,ly 1,,,-e ,etu ,,,.. nd ,, .. m.irriage. , ·1 1 1 1· l llil�kr lhankt•cl thos e re- : was o( pink carnalions. ment of Tania Hospital. During editor o r r:.gypl 5 1 argest newspap.· 1 ho rn r rn Celina. a fler c1 we('k :. • ground!; the c-lh,11111.i; ur l l,lt• l�i \P•l l hou.rs the opera tion lasting t h ree M r. Hysell also a gradua!e 0£ er ca II cd an d i: a vc I hc n1an s ,,,., Follow,· ng th e cerem 011y the ., , , t, h•• • ,,,,,,,,,., . ,1, , ,, ,! .u , .. 1 m i 1 11 1• lm i l d in.,: � · , .. .\t rs. Ralph and twenty minutes the gr.ft w a s story prominent ('overage on t he Mrs. I J a h.• Sm1lh ho me tJ r MHS was employed al the A . & th 1 e t o pie O wca ne u c w chairman, t•1·(,11umw� 1(• 1 ,1 , 1 1 r. , 1 1 ·,1 k middle spn!ad of his newspaper. the gr oom, M r . an d M rs. DcII I'. tirorery befon his entry in �11 1 io1111, t·:I t tw1 1he hak ing, sewing ,.,., , , ,,, . .. 1, , ,,,k•l .1 •·, 1, r " ' ... ,. . , ' 1',,. 110, Ho�pital ission M Americ,rn The · , Jin 1 t·r.. 1 1 11• 1 1 11;.: i'1►11 l l'.St,s wouId _ L. Hysell, Bradbury, for a wedding the serviee and also a member of ll'C 11 1 the C111r('h of Chnst. .supported by the U n i ted Presby - m a k u 1 i.: h e r 11 1,1111• �·1 1 1 1 hl·r 11 " · r , A11gu st 23 meeting _ supper with his famil y. l11• l · t .. ld h i r> 1• ,1t·1 1•d h.1� , 1 1 1 1 h pt JoaC' rs a 1 rn : ( �l a as tcrian Church, USA, opened lhe)' will a trip short After , ah\! <11 1 11oui 1 t·l'd t h a t the com clini(' in 1 896, NS a hospitc1l 1!1 '.,,, plo> . , ,, ,,t ,. I 11,,, , ·,, ,, , , 1'-• 0 l ' l ·,, , k .-.. J1t• leave for the st11le of M11ine where !1.1d <11•ron.� r or �a 1e, 11•1 1 1 u 1 us f(eady for l'arli in b11r,• •r<, . r, ,. II l lusp1tal 10.000 p,ti"'nls • � 1 904. II �.,.,,. he is stationed with the US Air I th e e l QY. IAUCI PAN 1 prur "Jlt'rl1 rn;�HIJ.: , -. p 1 ; m ( t ' tl rn, u l n o --,, , f1• Wol h 1 IJl!ll' ' (' ) l es r whh ....- . . . . . , • . . . U.41 · I I ti · · Scout C,un p 'f riJJ e d n•spond to g her:. relatives c1nd lllC'lll 1 1 l l ll 1 1 c;rd/ Out o! town h ,· c t lwr h 1 , rn e l!I li clpr ' 1 f1 r a ' n �:l.a HIVUl fl U s • 2 .,. UUCI PAN ni�tsc ( r:a11 Troop 245. lioy Scout campllll{ e dan us m t h g ll r,i ll \> l l !w o�, friend in M iddll'porl Wednf'sd ay •ltli ........ . . . . . . , . , . '-" I will be remember ed by many d.i.y \'l "J l \,\ l [h her :! r� 11dmul 11 c r, lru I t bus has Deen readied for the 1000 re h 1 11i.: 11ll l ! 1 t·1r l ,mns Jukes for the funer a l of Lester L. Cunn- · • I QI. IAUC. PAN Mrs (,r,u•va Ju, .. h ,· ,,, p l J am · 0 a h I D l outmg to the stale of MiehiJ,(iill. It _..,, _.., . , . . . . . . , . S,10 er ter, • e l ] ( S .Elf. - i ngha m who died ,1 1 his homl" ;e�;�o�;� I� \h/· ar�tc1c. i: : ,,l ,10: 1 ; b� \'!•ll 1 Larr)" WarnN '-r l'lurnerl h n u w /.: ' has been repaired, freshly paintNl e I QI, OUICN OYIN . . I-JG h l h l ' (; ra11 �(' s1s·ers •ng � Sunday nigh! were Mr and Mrs. son-in-l a w of Dr. John Orr. form. Weducs rla�· aft n a t w o wet• k s wtm . by the troop ii/Id inspected by the e 1t" tlUU.lf • • . • • . • . • 1, 11 Cll rford Cunning ham 1111d sons, er pastor of the Middleport Pres- visit W i th his grandmuthcr . Mrs . /(,i,· k a h � t • Ha h y and a rea . g, • covn ,oa NTCN Denny and Keilh Li ma: l'aul Cun­ byterian Church a nd Mrs. Orr, Ray Warner al Lond o n . ] l p was I \' T a kt'• T1111 t •"u was presented : by , Rev. a n d Mrs. I'red . G ar dn r, OhlO State Highway P11trol. I f' OYIN 9H 1r' KIUD 1.11 All bo)'S makm, the trip arc as ningh a m , Tulsa. Oklaho ma: Mr. the former M a ry Sauer. Dr. a nd accompani e d humc hy his 11101!1 ' · I r.\ n 4'n r y t•aver A co� les 1 · •· t Relbe I an d M rs. M'I M rs. IIo,.,.,.r ' e •1cw1 IOOIC and M rs. Harry Crall of G a lion . Mrs. J a mison (Mary M a rtha Orr) er, M rs. Jay W;.rncr, d;rnghtcr. IH" 111 w i t h nww I INS {I 1 111 ded�t0 t on H d he It 0f th M ' ddl epo t urged to be at Scoutmaste r Mills ' ' home .ii 6 P- m. Friday. Monlc'y for lz 0 . ; Mr a nrl Mr§. Hobert Kroft and their four children have serv- Linda and snn Stevie who met twu i;r o up.� 1'.llh Mrs Da le . 1 ( eri'T ues d ay rOr camp fees which the boys have Ch tire••Or"Ch ns ·, aud M l"� 1,:,1 rl I J1'a11 l4S l<'aders nd is. ianapol Ind H ,,,.•.,,. $25 40 • and son R a ndy, him in Chillkolhe. ed m a ny ye a rs in Tanla. Colum bua where they will spend s a ved will be collected at tl11s · s _i:: ruup. G l'a11 p ) :O.!rs , l by w1111 ,, , ,, M r . and Mrs Allwrt Thom as, .. Cl · K,,, of "' 1 , 1 .. Mrs . Cl.,,, the week in attend11nce at the l une * Loca l rel a tives include an a unt, . . Clarenc e Thomas an d daughte r, r . a nd Mr .11 . Thu- Sl!lf.! 111g ul · 11.i l l l!· Hymn of th&-: e- North Ame_rican C_hri tian �tu•s1 uf he M L is onanrl local, uer, a S rgaret I a M c s Miss info rmation on t h e ca rn pFull t 11m j? 1w " 1 1 tk " l u . r 11 r1 . . he o i d 1u 1f Chandler l p Jnry Mrs : Nanl'y and mas Bowen. venl l�n which la ?Cmg held _J o1_ nt- i n g . trip and physical exam i natmi i Pome131aeltnar, t'. John uncles lh-frt•:,hmenls were served at Clifford • .all of Col umbus: Mrs ly with the Natlo_nal Chr i stian forms will bt distribu ted. roy and Lewis and George Sauer, I l l ,c l · l , i M ' 01 l h t • mef'hng. � Hess of Carrolto n l leighls. w·. Va., n. Cortventlo Education local. • B. Frazier fl! Oak l l i l l , W. Va., C,11u1sU1 Clu.b Hol,ls The convention which is bein� , Mr. and Mrs Jlussell Adams of Meeti111{ At /lull Run (,'h u u·h .�,,rvicPs f'or at the Veterans Memoria l Services Announced held Parker shurg, Harry Cunnin gh a m Captain Reginald Harve y of the Mrs. William ,\'layer e11trrt.:ii 11t"1! Sunda ,1 (' hurd1 s ervices for the Au ditorium beg a n Tuesday evenof Parkershurg and Lc11tcr Thom­ I hl'r l'ar1 a�ta Clut , with noon h111t:h l !arnw :\l t·lh<1d1sl L ' hurl'h charge in g e nd will continue to Fri da y English Church Army, will return as or S a lem Center . ·O eon TueKd a y at t)i'(" hOme uf her rirr .. JHIOU IH'l·d 1,/i follow.'!: Noah night. This Is the first time it ha d to Grace Church to take the ser­ Pall be a rers were Charle� Ben­ will he in chari:;e ever been held in Columbus. Song vlc-e and preach on Sund11y, the Mrs. WaltN I J l c1., k i11s �aren�s. M r , ;md IITIA nett, W a l lace Russell , Russell Schreiber, Ball Run. canasta Wiis i1f ttw sNv1t·1•s at the Portia.-! leaders for the week will be "The 1,1h. Captain Harvey led a miss­ noc.: Lyons, Utmer ( : rimm, l l u bert htrl in Grace Chun:h last March. pl.11yed with prizes aw a rded to �rs. I Ml'thodist l"hurt· h Sunday at 7:30 Payne Slster11 ." ALUMI NU'°' t·nt, presid b11ch, Ehers a Lydi Miu awlPy_ l l Taylor 1111d Leslie The Rector, the Rev. W i l l iam Other11 of the local churc-h who Bran('h Fleming and Mrs. Paul µ. m Hichard Chambers will speak conducted the mectin � of the Theiss. �$ U, fOlt DlmAY Roberts, will be attending , a Wilbur Ow Hacine Mt'lhodist Ch urch on at will atten d ing a re be WSCS or the United Mt•tho disl At the close of the .i;: a mrs, 11 df' s- Sunday at J O : 1 1'! a. m. There will Theobal d who left yesterday morn church and group life la bratory Churc h held Tuesd ay evenin g 11l House Wears Deparlment Main Floor sert course w11s -'Crvctl to tl1 e above he no s11 rviee,s at the t'orest Hun ing and Mrs. George Hu dson, in Sycam ore, HI., for two weeks the churc h. 11c1med aud Mrs. Allred Housh. Mrs. :•1ethudi�t Ch urd1 due to the "p- dau-![hter, Carol and Mrs. M a rtha On the 24th there will be no ser• devo­ with d opene ng The meeti A<1ron Kelton, Mrs. Alva Phalin nual l )knie at Hailey 's Lake S�- Cbild1 who plan to atten d the vices in Grace Church due to the tioru-i by Mrs. Ralph G i lmore whoae and Mn. William Morris. ' ml'!ettng1 tonight and tomorrow. ' Rector's absence. day . ' Lei• of topic was '•Chri stians UHe AY FRID and GHT TONI sure Time." "Walk in the Light" ' Doris Day - --- Ja('k Lemon was the suhjec t or ttle prnJ:rn m t:miP Kovac s 11ted by Mn,. lier<1l d Wilde rprl'l1c "IT HA PPENE D TO J ANE" , muth. Technic olor Uur111 g Lhc husine �s z-cssio n it - also w11s rerorl ed that Mr:s. l larry P. Rohrrt M l lchurn Julia l .onrlun Smith is �crvi11 g a11 1lea11 of 1 h1• ' "1 he Wonder ful Country " Lanca 11lcr Srhou l of M ission s \Iii� Tl.'Cluun,lor week a t Lanc11s1t•r Camp (;l' (Jll!lds . Mrs. Jed Webster is all t•nd in){ thf' uchool as II dcleJ:a le. M 1s1i tirarr C.:a mpbcl l i� 11tt11 11ding II rhurc h meetin � in Ml nne1101 a thili week. �ltrs. John C h a se, M rs. l "laudc Darsi and Mrs. Thoma s (;orglc in Pomcrol, Ohio were m a do honora ry mem hrrs of i the Soc.id)'. The picnic sch1 liuled unHI ned po�tpo wa11 t for Augus TONIGHT .nti F•IDA Y her. 111" Scptem TOK0AT ES " BIUDG 'fhe h11stel111e11, Mrs J. W, Mr,\1ur­ (Technicolor) ra)', Mn. Alnnw Custer 1111rl Mrs. William llohlcn-Gracc Kelly I,. F. St' 11oe11le b with Mh ticurge SUN,, MON., TUI 5. 1'11rker conlrih uting served re­ ''TUE 8RAMllU: BUSH" freshm ents to 20 mem bers ut the RlC'.t11ml Burton duse of 1 he meetin g Barbara Hush "l'E\'TON PLACE" /,egi<>t• .4 uxilitlry Jleatl� llkc Nursery Rhymes compared l o Holda .4nnuul l'i,·n fo "Bramhle Bush" The 1111nual picnic of 1 hr Arn ('ri­ can �glon Auxilh1 ry of �·eency­ Bennt'lt l 'od a nt! l heir families and speei a l .11uestN WIIS lwld Werl­ nem.lay evening �, Hw lload11ide !'ark in Middle port. At tending the pknlc were Mrs. Ted Ch.11pma n anti l'i1lldrt•n, Mr. and Mrs. llob<'fl l lyNell and l'11i\d­ ,_ rc11, Mr . ;mtl Mrs. Paul ll11pton­ st11II tmd chlldrM , Mrs . .l a l'k Ba('h­ ncr and son. Mr.1. l,i lll a n Stein, Mns. Cora Bennett 11ntl Oorb 11nd )i:oh Rkc, Mn. Helen Kenned y, �r�. Golda Mourn lnn and cr1111d­ '6' l' hildrcn, Billy Plcn·e a nd llale Mlddlcporl Sport 2 Door, New car never sold or tit· 2 Door, Low mileage by one owner. Mournin g, Donnie lloai·h a nd Judy led. 4 cyl.� H.P, " ront wheel drive, Spotleas interior, dark ,green ,finish, std. Sauer. 4 i,,pecd trans., whitewall tlree, heater economy. . trans, new tire■. Heater, a · nke one. . and many other extr.aa. Much leas than dealer toat. by f I lu t , 1 B 1 n D I VOL XII pay only s1499 Midd/:eport G.roup Att,end Sessi-on In Columbus .. I _______ •- \tlth•Wl ·W ta E LBERFELDS MEIGS THEATRE O U STO C K O F U S E D CAR S .• ,, JUlY CLEARANCE SALE Now Going Onl • I SMITH CLOTHING Convertible. 348 cu. In. V-8 motor. Tur• boJllde trans., power 1teer1n1 and �rakea, beautUul white finish with black tpp --and red Interior trim. Enjoy summer at It, bell. M E N ' S OX F O R D S Size• 8 lo 1 1 Value, To f8. 95 $4•00 pr• ..y'e Wtmen 'a -00 Olrl'a ,v.11....1,, r. $2,so ,nftnt'• ..... s .. ' $1 -50 Was $ 1 695, Now $1495 1 957 Chev. Bel Air 4 Dr. r. r. r. - e Men's tnd Boy', BASKETBALL SHOES . ' ,a.ea pr. echtldren•, TEN NIS OXFORDS . . . . . . . . . . ,1.91 pr. e Boy'1 CANVAS OXFORDS . . . . . . . . . . . . , . ,1.00 pr. .... T H O N G S' • ,.... TENNIS SHOES lln 1 1 ,. , 12 to • 29c -·· 4 P•. PO• $1,00 Mein'• Moc & Loafers .,_ Iha �-00 r. WORK SHOES HN,.y Cork hln •4-00 r. RO UStt'S SHO E STO RE ' l .. powerrllde trana., has pow­ er lteerina. brllea, tinted ,:lass. aood whitewall tires, flctory air cond itioned, 1potle11 Interior, beautiful white over, red finish. v-a motor, Oxford, & Strop, OXFORDS Sln1 I½ to 3 V-l�tor, automatic tnns.• -.,ower steer• l,aa • •nd brakes, pleaslnc 2-tone grey finitb, clQan Interior, All cood tire,. OXFORDS Canva1 Oxford, w.... � I '&'a• $2_095, Now $l 895 1 958 Dodge 4 Daar MIDDLEPORT IT ISN'T STEALING BUT AT THESE PRICES ITS fflE·NEXT BEST TIDNG Wa, $1 795, Now $l 699 1 957 Ford '6' 2 Daor l4cll1y owned tnd -low mllCllfle. Beau• U.ful Jvory over ftQ flnllh. Like new tlNa. Std. Tran■. .R:adlo ud Heater. 1 095 Was $1 495, Now $ 1 385 1956 Old1mobile Sup. 88 4-Door. Be6utiful ivory ami turquoise finish, like new tires, Hydramat ic Trans. power brake11, radio, hea ter, rea-J nice. Wa, $ 1 1 95, Now $ 1 095 1 956 Ford V-8 Convert. Coup:e, Beautlful white and black finish, new White nylon top, FordomaUc trans., rad io, he1ler and new whitewa ll tlres. Was $1 1 95, Now $ 1 095 1 956 Ford V-8 Fa irla ne 4-Door Sedan. Low mileU'if, by Joe.al owner. Black fi Disb with pleasing inter­ ior. t'ordomatic, power sthring and brakes, radio and heater. Was $1 095, Now $995 l 956 Chev. Bel Air 4 �. One. IM-al owner and extremely clean · Interior. Seautlful Cl'O(U6 yellow and laurel irffn ,finish. Like new tires. Fac­ tory alr cundltioned. V8 motor. Power­ tllde, power steerlnr: and brakes, Rad· lo and heater. , 1 399 LET US PROVE WE UNDERSELL 19so 1951 1952 1954 1912 PASSENOEJ\ CARS •·oRD v.a, 1 DR. . . . . . . . . ,se ,19 CHEV.:..� $19 . . . . . DR 4 STUD�R FORD. �• , I DR, . . . . . . . . ,299 FORD N, 4 DR. . . . . . . . . '199 .l!� , . . . . . . . . . . TRUCKS 1951 CHEV. 21'1 ton Tra�l•r $4895 1951 FORD 8 Ranolmo· Plp, $1295 1157 · GMC V8; 21'1 Ioli Dump .1895 195'1 CHEV. 21-!i Ion TIIDdem Allie \ Wos $1095, No• $995 1 957 Chevralet 2 1 0 6 -cyl. 2 Door, locally owned and clean as new. Ivory over light ,green fini.sh, ,good tirN, spotless upholstery, Heater, Special $1 295 1 956 Chev. Bel Alr 4 Dr. VS motor, Powcrgllde trans. Beauti{_ijJ beige over gold w ith 1matchin1 interior. Radio, Heater, knee deep in rubber. H.lrdlop Cpe. Sharp white over blue finish. s -; 'ess interior. Conti nental Lire kit. • .)fdomatlc, V8 Motor. Radio and Heater. $1 095 1 954 Plym,. Del. Cpe. Runs .good. Nlce ,ppearance, one own­ er, MJI. Sue money. New Tires. $495 1 955 Old,. Super 88· 2 Door. Hydt'•anatJc, niato, heater, •hi� . and turquoiff, c:ood seat coven. 595 '. ' I Of Th lll..J -•.... �.. _..... Area llistr1ct Engineer Max Farley Says Road Has Been 'Uprated' ':t! CLEARING CREW:-Plclured here (Ill Ro . t 684 are Stale Highway Department work en who •re doing prelflltlnary clearln work the Job. Pictured here are (L to Rf WJllar: � to gra:lng by heavy equlpmenl already on M racuse, and Wtlllam Keenlg Mlddl-ort stale wery' omeroy Roule I, James Teaford, Syhlg hway department truck ..r , ' driver. .. . .. • U.atect p,.._ ln..,n.tfonel The Soviet Union tbrealened to­ day· to tat, "ruolute mea1urea" to cut abort We1tern "lmperi&llat a,crea,lon" in tbe Conco. �-1• a•ured tile Con10 IOV· ernment that the Soviet Union would live any us.istlnce "that mleht be neee11ar_7 for tbe vic­ tory of her juat cauae. •• In the Conio ltaelf, tbe wave of riot.in&. pilJqJna, lootln,i and npffll .eemed at a temporary end. But the polltJcal altuatlon deterlOl;'atJnc rapldJy, with an apparent 1ptlt In the C.Onaoleae w:11 tovvnment Bel&ian troopa p1trolled the capital of Leopoldville and main• illned order In other citle1 awatt­ ini tbe arrival of th� lint U. N. lnlop,, · The Soviet warnJn1 wae tq a mUflee from Premier Nikita Xhrulhchev to Con,:o Prealdent JOHph JC.ua 'ltabu IDd Pninler1 Palrlett 1'1alumba. eapped ■ cunpa:icn ib the --soviet Preti tO depict lllJllia. u tbe true friend ol llJe eonro ■nd ■ll Afrlq, pic1ur1._ tho W•t ■1 eolonl ■IIJt, n :;;':i.� � Memorial Gif� For Meigs' New Hospital Can .Expand Hill Burton Federal Aid Grants Too Informat ion concerning dona- hospital eoruit ruction llona to th_e Meig� Count)' VetM'Mlmbtrt of the �rJI e l a l n­ • emor11l H01p1tal u memorial IN th•, for ever y two dou:. r., �• �n mem y 0£ tamUy or celved 111 plad'" and l llb up to t 1 s was re eued today by tbe $50,000, the h0&pH a l -.rd will ard o! lru,tees of �e Me!11 r«elve anoth er one dollar of �:uht V y eleran1 Memorial Hoaplt- federal fund., t·!d a,. In . announctng the inlormatlon Gifts and donations to the hos. the board , ta.id that some Cu1erle� Plta i board can be made in d irect have bten received from Meiga c111h, direct pled1es of total County residents and resldenta ot amounts at once, or pledges of n�by areu on the Procedures to amounts to be paid over a period be fQllowed In maki ng anemorlal of time. liftl. Bo&rd members report that .Recently the biard of tnQ;tees every dollar given in cash or pied­ and the Mei11 County Hoapltal lies now can be used In the orlgln­ Co �misslon went on record II f•• al construction when the ladlity vorm1 the receiving of 11:llts ,and un be secured at a lower cost than contribulloos alnce there HI 11 11reat at a later date, Also some install & • advantace to be fained at the lions in · the origin al construction present time. Particularl)' betne are preferred over additions made 1trcased Is the fact that Hill-Burton later. hoapltal aid will be paid at the rate A donation of any al•• wm 'of one dollar for eaeh two dollan Hated on a perman111nt recerd to be piacacl In th• corner &tone of &tven in &ills to the new h�ltal. ttt. new hospital. 0.noN of $50 u•e COUii tY hH been declared or more wlll hew• thel, ••· 'd up to el 1"8A •dble for •t" u,11�IH'ton h .. pfKtd on • plaque In ,.. ho• for the eon•true1.1on .- of plt11I ,...,_; $500 wm · quat1r, hqspi� bu& only 1224,,aac.oo "'- dOMr to h•Ye • -late �n be requ..ted 1a aeeordance en e •1111I• ,..,.. ..._ the two for one ,olfq, vµ the en a 1 . -. ailiowit of fmldl � tor ...., A ......_ · -..�: '.."'": � �:���- --��;::-, >_I( ... ... ' 1 ' ·� ,l • �.ooo iii� !": ,NI . __...._ .,.,_ ,.__ ..,,. ,· . ,' III■ �� . � .. We;ither Ohie: ,air wlttt ftet ,nuch cha,._ In Nffll!t1.:U,-i .....,. and t°"ltftt '•Ir NvN1 afNII p,1,tty clo� north S.tu,.,, wannw but tumlna cooltr .-In -,,...,. north S.turct., afttfflOlln .,. ..._ nine- Hleh tod.ar In 70I, low to, "i1ht 41--55. S:NGLE <:O!'Y - k Whit will be the politldi efreCt of the Kennedy-Joh nson ticket? Why did the ambitious and 1en1iti ve Johnson aaree to take a craek at a job which oiflclall.v has little but ceremonial trappin11 when he already la safely en­ SILT DEPOSITS - Thia slll deposit from a strip mine Operalion wa• washed trenched in one of the most pow­ by a recent r�. Last wini er such deposit, lhrealened •- close Routes 680 andon Route 684 erful .POlitical posts in the coun­ close Route 884 and dl4 8112, try? To $tnnllhtn Tld<.t Kennedy's move clearly was an atle1npt to cement the party to­ gether and to strengthen the Dem­ ocraUe nat ional ticket in the South . Gov1, Erneat Vandiver of Geor­ gia, �nest F. Hollinga of South Carolina and J. Lindsiy Almo nd · nly tru promi_sing pote ntia J for mone, for new parks, of Virginia 111d Terry Sanford labs, . �omm umy South ��� :::03h Democntlc nominee for governo? Y P1annrng 1s the way to re- -1chool1, hlfhwa.,-1 • anct other alh: e th I a pote _ of North Carolina, were among the �ti&1 ,best-those �e_re chief assertions of ct.■l rabl• hnprovemenla. a Un�v rsity faculty members speaking 'l'hurstwo IHimocratic leaden whom Kennedy Pres i d ent Richard Holl voiced day cons_ulted Thursday on the vice �r . g�t �! �gan s � ia ak Walton League club hous e to an aud- gratification of the Hocking J)re11denUal choice. Ience of 96 men and women. county a:oals of the Ohio Depart"We need men of strength ll It was Henry L. Hunker, proment of Natural .Resourees citing cl, 1 The 5 eptember meeUng w we are to be .fll.rong and if Ul th e IO-year plan of Gen. we fessor of economic geography ·be · at. Lak· Hertiert e Hope, and the Novem• are to prevail and lead the world wbo explored aarlcultural, min• B. Eagon, dire,,... ..,.. , and D. W. on the ro.d to freedom. Lyndon er�l , forest, w1ter an4 people as ber event in G111lipoli1, Flickinger, head of the Division Prof. H unker 111d the new of Park John5on hu dtmonatrated on pr1m�y 1o�ce1 of_ the 26-county s, for a lan d purchaae many occasion• hb brUJlant qual­ are� mclud m1 Meigs end nela:h- Ohio Dep.artment of Industrial at Hock.Ing SlatebigPark lil�tions for the leadenhip we re­ "ng co un ties. But he picked and Economic Development has as "The principal expo;t of south;"' . Qlllfe lOday ,'' Kennedy Aid. ecr �ti top objective the bringing ol ,..on a, the ,m ile • ,, " a t r :i� s�. P opl e • id in d us� y into Ohio. He Hid, how, ;:��� � likely to profit the region Some L l bitr1l1 Ollftct u�:�� �� d ,•dded " "w•i1" en ever, 1i has not gotten into the Some of the liberals in Northern It was 18raeJ Sto 1 Iman, usofleld of planning for indMdual we ship out our best people, we . and Western delegaUona readi ly lose • c1ate profesaor of city planninc committee, vital resource." The accepted. .Johnson but others ob­ or areaa, speaker ci�d specifiea to show and h_e ad of �e city an d reJlonal J�ted 1trenuou1ly. Some even The professor abo said that th•t the planmng dh1alon, OSU acbool areigh t counties in the cned thait they had been double­ chite Ohio has not helped southeastern SEOAc ct and landacape archJtect, have not ,:oing along with CNN11ed by Kennedy, who won the �hio financially wlth its recrea- �he rema inder of Ohio Jn tra in­ pre,idenlial nomlnation with their who advl11ed "form al; overall lJon potential, simply becau se mg manufacturing workers manu planni111 prior to paasage of IUPPoJ't, Ule •tate does not have needed facturing zoning ordinance, " plan',..." and valu'8' adde d Gov. G. Mennen WilHam, of fumh lt>r the Job. manu by factu re. T h eir a dd renes hJ1hllihted 1 u 1. L.... ... J•hnlon 01t ,... Tit"" In.. 119 Dl•fflN on OhlNn1 Carl B•hlberg reported the mon thly dinner meeUn1 of the rulst•nc• ��lncl'M lfl �� SEOAc _exhibited at the Ohio Southeastern Ohio Reg'ional Counthe onlr w�r ....,. can 1ft ,..., State Fair would coat $692. Soviets 1·hreateo Strong Action To Stop Imperialism $ 1 095 1 956 Fard Victoria N HD A CHEAP RIDER OR A REAL WORK HO RSE - INSPECT THESE WS - OR SELECT A TRUCK TO SERVE YOU I NO. 76 ' ' e n t1 n e Recreation Tabbed As Truly Potential Asset, Largely Untouched, At Logan SEORC Meeting :: !�d ag. 1958 hev, Del Ray at y ~ ANY REASONABLE OFFER WILL NOT BE REFUSED IN MOST CASES YOUR PRESENT CAR WILL MAKE THE DOWN PAYMENT Was $1 895, Now $1695 1 958 Chevrolet Impala D O L L A R D A Y,S , aon?' very Car Reduced S 100 Jo S300 0 en Breakfast To Bedtime 1 959 Goliath Empite11 JULY HHI ,• l.ltA .L Y ! WE' VI: GON E NUTS ! - I F Wf STOOD ON OU R HEADS WE COU LDN' T MA RK PRICES ANY LOWER ON e IJet,otefl Te Th INterHu LOS ANGELES UPI - Sen. John Kennedy's surprise choi ce of L.)'ndon B. Johnson as his Demo­ cratic rwming mate pacified the South today but provoked cries 0£ double-cross Crom M>me liberals. .Kennedy threw the ,D emocratic National Convention into a turmoil of ekcitment by recruit ing for aecond plaee on lht. tJd:et the 51 · )"eat-old Senate majority leader tram Texas who had been his chie£ rival for the pu1idenU1I notr.ina­ Uon. The convention formally nomi­ nated Johnaon for the vice presi­ dency at Tbunday nigbl's session. · But the methGd of convention approval wu almost as much ot" a shock lo delegates in the Los Angeles Sports Arena aa was the choice of Johnson. He was nomin ­ at� on • mot ion requiring a two­ th�s vote. Gov. Lettoy Collin s 0£ Florida, convention chainnan, de­ clared It ha d cuti ed by a voice vote although there was a loud chorua of noes u well as ayea when he put the queslion, Acapta nc. SPffchM Tonight .&th nomi nees will deliver their a_cceptance speeches at tonigh t 's fmal convention session , in the100.000 seal Loi AnaeJes Memorial Coli seum. JohnaQn, who had been hinting broadly all week that Kennedy was too youna and inexperienced for the presi dency, prorn_pUy de­ clared himself "proud to stand be­ side and stand behind the next prealdent o( the United States Jack Kenned y." He promised tO "stump the country from coast to coast" to help Kennedy d efeat R ichard M. Nixon in November, Hotel lobbies and eOlridors were buzzing today with three ques­ tions: · Why did Kennedy choose John- ---, ---------,.,...., wscs • F. I / Unite,d M ethodist H Ids Ch urc h Session Tuesday s .. Johnson Choice . Evokes Cry Of Double Cross LOOK A T All YOU GE T/ B " Pacification complete :Yisitors Attend Last Rit.es For -L. L. Cunnin gham -!1. &: llli. f Ohi o -..1 1 � .\ r . St1. h l ,th & 1 1 1:: f' o l1111 1l111\ . Ohle . ... := will hne hi, nanM placN on 1 dou�• room, and tht donor of e 91ft of $2500 wlll hne hl11 name plac.d on the oparatln1 room or d•llvtry room, Offi cials ol the board report tha r because lhe hosp ital is a public pro_J e_ct donations may be made by inchv1duats, iamiJies, busines� ho�aes, aervice club1 and organi­ zations. The board will makl every effort lo carry out the wishei of donors, it is reported. Board member:; a1so report that in order to reduce the tost to the min i mum in construction and equipping the new hospita l and still give the citizens an excellent f l-bed hospital, air conditioning P-iP�:in oxy�en to eYery roum and equ1p mg 01 • second op�ra ting room are being �liminaled. Spring Honor Rolls Ohio Slate University baa issued its honor roll for the Spring "' Quarter h1dnD' • name■ of undergrad uate students who ••h, • · eved high •cademJc averages for that period. The Ult include. Jame. F Nester, 63 S. Third. SI., Middleport · iltffll1""1••,. � =•:.\��"'1 :! � .;.iq � !�" . � ���. .�; �U•,!lfi.ti\& . $1,261 JJJdgement Asked In Action Filed In Court Suit has been tiled In Common Pleu Court by D. and EdJth m:. Whaley versus The Swi1her Coal Company. an Ohio COrporalion for judgement in the amount of $i 261 ' ,vith interest. They state in their petition -they leased 10Ut5 acres ln Sciplo town­ ih i p near Pageville to the de!end­ �nt for Jl minimum royalty of $5,�. The lease, of three ,year Jurat1on, had on option for renew1! for an additional three yean tht petition states. The ' d efendanl h_as not exercised his renewal op. i1on and the lease is expired. with :>nly $3,739 royally pi.id, the plaintiff clalma. . Judgement agairul the defendant for the unpa id IHllante of the roy. alty is asked. o. MEIGS OENE •AL HOSIIITA.L Admitted: Mn. A. R. Pullins. "'iddleport; Edith Thomas, Pom­ eroy. Discharged: Mrs. Besaie Scholl Pomeroy; Cha rles Alexandrtr, Porn: eroy; Sue Hoffman, Cheater; Har­ riet Warner, RuUan cl; Harley Woode, Albany ; Howard i{nl&ht Chester, Births: A son to Mr. and Mn. Carl WUson, Pomeroy. IOOSTIRS SPO"S011 HOP The Pomeroy Bahd Boorters are sponsoring a l"f'Jcord bop from ,:ijO ��\ii n p. m. So,tu"1� •I tlie Pomeroy Jt1Dior Hflb Scliool it ii fn:mounced• . MUile · lnD be IIIW1'!i � �-�- • • .£ / �,. m e 1 ;;.:h:�::;:i:11�;: � Jte the orm Daily Sentrnel , Pomeroy-Middleport, July 15, 1960-S a:l 3 p�.. � ��o�g��s�m�� Wal t er I :r� \ • WIii;er al ----- -- -----· -----Moeller w i l l dl•hvt' r a ,peech Al I j t ht" £1111 wood . ll � !il llmnt ' MAN CITED ii lo appear Jul, 18. 4 p m LI � ht- S t .it e lteprtM•n!a .tPACE MAKER P'HONE s Ja i.•& Crot OC I O I Mr kilrel l ar d l>t' " n W e i Dall' y il 1 -------I ' Ll\ l' Dan Tii bt.·r on the wea ker & lfl e r� &Pt"O� .. W t·t·k Wllh llt' r li s be Clh: Ours J{a(' lllt' R O By MIi. , .. �,1. W ood n : �·ent e ht' n I a Me d lo t 1g ) Cuu111; Mr. and Mrs. Roy tlUler and �I.ind phuneli ava1l.ible today, such &Ii home, Wi t hout usmg 1111 mth or la- I , SunJ;, 1 �r huol . �l r n dan:e on � c - ��n � 1 r � n \I r� l>t·lbc rt l o u r ! by the 1 tate highw;11y patrol d41ught er, Che■t�r, called o a Mr. One of the big allru·llons will I J ul ) IU -w�s 38, orr:rmg S8 7V d d1al•hll!hted phone•. extr11-l111e hie or t:oun t er space The rt'ason 1� V I C J a ml for t he on a harge u f .o1l low t ng ilfl uolic- and Mn. Gu)' Lee Sund.a)' afterc ' them ��� cp.i. n Hd phones, loud-speakmg pbon�s, that 1h1s _phone moun t s on any ver Th l'l l' w a s ;in a l t rnd a n i e of i t a t �:e k �:d ariJ a�tum !w hd d a t 4 30-- the grtn) pule Program fo r Sat u rd :i y's g1giin t- \'('hl Music Rot.·kaway� will I-IN the WE.- dn esd Y e e n i n g pra t· r h k I O Ih e r h o • at l and a . enst'"d mmor lo OJ>l!rate his (·ar He noon. sound-booster phones, etc . you re llcal surlace-1uch 11s II wall, col A cx n rnt i apt to a sk, " What will they think umn, post, or the side of II desk or IJl Bean Dinner an d Hom t·t·•mn ni.: ro i- m a l :') p· rn · a nd a i: rt'a sy st·rv i t�� Wi tt1a S a n dvra 5 w11rtz } a!!i VIJt 1rgm1a I workb enc h . , d er , i."I nus .. h 1,ar k , B1 dwe ti, wa� an P1 • t hase will be lit�i,:cd /Jt 5 30 J1•adt·r This wef'k i. J ca . lb Jso 1·ii j Fru�nds hue Ila\e le<1rn('d of thl' of n•xl"- ' I ,·os Ier , Il � n nounced today M· b } ane i 1 " lur .\lertrngs •g111 •t B P &erioua 1ll ru,si. of i,;.,rl Person of will bt . . The an swer would be th e t iew I Here's a Ull l Q,Ul' feil.\Ure o{ the pu �1 1 iuty .1seball i:umes will br r-onduc1 ir1 durin J.: J uly and August cha1rman or t he ev e nt l, I Huntrn.i;:lon W Va \ SJ>acc-Maker pl1une. the cllal 111\s ''Space-Maker" telephone lag-r,u�nig crernomes will i:i:et ed at 6 P m The dar ' 5 feshvi- 1 Mrs W1l ltam Orr and ,1au1,ht Mr and �trli l "hirlcs D Woode I rotat and and s, e the rN·e1ver sets u � erway at t � 1 5 a m con�uct- tu· � will end with mus11· Arcordtng lo General Telephone and danc- er� spenl Sunday with her µarcntJ; visited her mott;tr Mr J B --- - --- - - - -m any one of seven pos1t1011s · e� by l ite Addi�o11 Uoy Scout ing !or the g eneral public. t:oa- )!r and Mrs. !l!Jberl Wlute of Hayes al Middleport Sunday . · s iil t erN l'W HAVEN, W . VA. ' This means you c11n have 1he Troop 22 1 a u d Vinton • � Club cession stands will be operated Keno. n n On th ay hom tbe)' calloo I e . �cfe Pa k . 1 ,,. e � 5 Tile _ North Gallia throughout the d a y's activities. d.ial an d_ recei\ler put in the posi0� her u • W ud Hayes and \ LO O K I N G F O R Re(crit v1:,1 tor� of .\1rs. Hertha 1 ed (am1. 1 y a l 'Vernon McCoy wi11 art as mas- Kmtaid I tmn eas1ei;t for eve ryday use You marchmg band will pl.ty the St ar '' ester h wnp hPr •00- )ear-0 , · ld mot h· SpangJ ed B anncr. ter of - cere monies. select the most conv e nient position ---1 , A. Plil.ce . .\frs. C. Kir k ] er . Mrs. I N SURANCE ? I ginn e B ng at 0 ' and I :30 a. m. th e i and the inst.iller l ucks both dial bride Friday and Sotu rda y-July 1 5- 1 6 Mr. _and Mrs Eddie MillYANK TOURISTS ARRIV E North Gallia Little League basea nd rece iv er in place. er, all of M a rtl'tta l!O _ SCO W UPJ HOLZER HOSP ITA L ball team will take on Gall ipolis ' 1 An A c I BOX OFl'ICE OPENS AT 6,30 _ M r _dn d M r s. C la_1 r Woode,_ �it - group of 250 t our i sts la n::• .ii � J Admitted July 13: Mr� - James Compan7 spoke:.men pom� out �r10_l t·s. At 1 J o'd ock, the North L> ktP 1111 Pennie and Carr. v1s1led Lening rad Cl e ek, Thurs t Middleport: Bt!rnard Lee �hat i1e Sp�cc Maker phone 1� an Gallia band, under the dir ect w n day from the SHOW STA R TS AT 6,45 1 ideal ex tens10n for bedroom, l:itch- of Mrs. Hos11 J 1e Bai l es, will COIi · Whi te, Pomeroy; Albert H. Ebers- Mr. and \trs: Char le li D Woode. I cruise ship Victoria, lh e Tass new& . Sunday evenm� a gency report ed I en, farmly room or workshop. · hach, Pomeroy. duct a c-om·erl · Th e group 1s • · c Mr a nd ).frs h oug onour r t o ourmg D 1sn11sse _ _ _ · • 13 n e s , po Jul Europea d Paul y og r , n rt . ANGRY RED PLA N ET Followiug an hour's breok, the ------Mrs. Ray �trausbaug h, Mrs Wy a tt Tyl e r 8i1. 11d will perform for JO James and Jerry Robertson of Martin, Bill Camp�ell. Jacqueline Gerald Mohr -· -' f; -::.. Athens, recently \lisited Mr. and minutes. A l 1 :3U p . tn. Oakley Ad�ms, Mary r'il .. sc10, Dewey D.iy, 1 Collins will Uc guest speaker. a Mrs. Paul Buckley and family. Another ball game is set for 2 Mrs C L. McCllJn, Cheryl Rippey, --� DRAGSTRI P G I RL p. m .-tlic North Gallia Pony Richard Warner, Marlene James, 1 Herc's Where You Can Mrs. V a u hn R o se, Mrs. Ello g League vs. thl' Gallipolis llru\·e.s Enjoy A Wonderful M eal Fay Spain Houck, Mrs. Clare n ce Garthee, Stulc_Senator James Porter will Graciously Served In A _ _ . _ _ _ __ Mrs. Stanley Taylor and daughPleasing Atmosphere. J ter; Mrs. I<,. H. Martin a nd son · Su nday and Monday-July 1 7- 1 8 Mrs. William De v e r and daughte r: J 0 l1S0ll 101Ce OF J EWELRY VALU ES We Serve Smalle r Births July 1 3 : Mr. and Mrs. BOX OF!FICE OPENS AT 6,45 • Portions For The James Cl•ek, Mtddlepo,t, son. NOW GO I NG ON ! SHOW STA R TS AT 7, 1 5. ON E SHOW ONLY Children If Desired CITED INTO CO\JRT Continue d from Pa�e One All Costume Jewelry COM E IN SOON! OU R MAN I N HAVANA Pomeroy police repor1td to <lay I diu the )1ich1g;rn called icc a :-1 1 PRICE that Charles C, Rogers. SL !\farys. "nusluke." Alec Guinness--Maureen O'Hara . l 'hil Ha1mJ h, Ohi o labor le ;i dn Vj- V a . . h a s been e i h�d t o M:1y or I Gents Leather Charl e s Lcgar's court Sat1,nlay didn't like it, leaving the convenBurl Ives-Ernie Kovacs tion . Gov. '.\1 ichnel nisalle, an- 1 cvcnint:: _on a �hart!e or speeding on I ON R O U TE 7 Watch Straps M l D D LE PO R T N E n n t P m / noun ccd Joh nson 's SP]ee l i 1 m lo his :=": y,__ ___;,:,===== ' c_':'::''.' '.::-•'::' .'.''.'._'.'..o :'.'.'.'.c"'ro ':':_ Gents Nylon e,======:_ ====; ' .;,;;;�;::;:;�;;�d'!,,"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""'"""""" tklcgation glumly bul argued for """""""""!' Watch Straps - - - ii. Another theory about Kennedy 's Ladles Sp&ldel decision was th,1t h<· wantt•d Lo Watch Ba nds - - -$8.00 blur th e ultra-liberal im.ig<' he had Rel'o'l&r $1 1.95 end $12,95 Values acquirC'd in his pre-convention campaign and through., udoplion One Lot or Homan G L ASSWA R E-I', PR ICE of the 1960 platform wilh its dras­ ti c civil rights plank. The Sou1h kicked up less fuss than t·ould h a ve hCf'II expeclci.l OVf'r the l'iVil rights plank to avoid embarrassing John­ son in his bid fut• the prcsidenliiil Regular $1 4.95 nomination. Gov. Davii.l L. Lawrc11c(' of l'cnnsylv:m ia platt·d Jnhr1so11's name before the convenlion, call­ ing him thf' i.Lronge$t Ucrnocrnlic • leader or 1hc Senate i11 the 11<1· tiun s lustory. Phone WY-2-3785 1 cll Bean Bid\\ S ace Maker Is Latest p < Company of Ohio. t he n('W Sp1t t"l' I inner Offers . ' When you eonsider th e d1Herent Maktr phone flh anywhere !h o· 2-Dany Sentinel . Pomeroy . Middlepo rt, 0., July 15, 1980 ----- -- -- -- rHE DAILY SENTINEL. -- ---- ----- MARR IED A T HARRISO� VILl:..E Cmnmentliting Editoriall,- ?,�� g!,: AII the physical sciences ha\'p s trides i n recent years The scierl('t' o1 d 1ekt ics is among t h e m . v rs Old and erroneous bt>lh:fs nhou1 foods :incl diet have been dissipated A n 1 1n por1 ant rx­ ample has lo.do w i t h mea l . There used t o b(' a qu('st ion aboul meal's digestibility. And for t his reason .1 good man y people were convinced t hat . lil•�p1te me.ifs outsta nding palatahi\it y , it shou lLI he l'On­ su me<t spa ringly . But now it is known that meat i.s almost entirely digcst ihle. Th;1t is l ru e of a l l meats 'p�: 1:P f , 1 la m b , vea l , ,,d t h e n•st f t is I also \ ru t• of a l l t he various l'l l l S- an inC'X pf'n· I sin· OllL' is JU�t a s digL•st ibh.: as t he mm,t rnst ly . A U S D<'pa rtmcnt of Agricu l t u re bul· letin h>lls t hr- story briE' f l y : � I n 44 l'XJ)('n­ ments lhe avPrage digl'slibility of both t he proteins and fat of beef. veal , mutton, and pork, coukt•d in various ways and eaten as part of ;1 !iimplc, mixed diet, was 98 pl'r CPnt . Thl' rc•sul!s obtained were prarl ic a l l y the same n·gard less of t he kind of mea t . ' ' Thus p:1�ses a n old wives' tnlc of long standing. I arte £1/S'I f,tERG. FATSO.' rout£ WEEPWIIEN National Sden(' e Foundation the sum or $ 1 60 million for this fisca l year. Shortly thereal• ter, the Foundation made a grant of $50,000 to a u niversity for a study or bird sounds. That bro1.1ght an acid and a,pt comment from Representative G ross of Iowa : " I s it \ Meig_s_&_M--as-�n I COmln • ' Events ;,·;�:i; Mr. amt Mrs. Gordon ProffiH and children, Mr. and Mrs. Fr<•d Heaters a nd childrPn, Mr. and g Mr,, Gernld Sellers and children called on Mr. and Mrs. John Sellers. George Hobock surrcrerl a heart a H, uk tut �eek. 1'6t Romebullder!I Cla&s of the Mr. 1mrl Mrs. Harry Dro:r: of Br�for� C'hurrh of Christ will me�t trfday a1 7 : 30 p. m. at 1hr £'enns!•lvani11 !pent Sunday wi1h Mr. and Mrs. Dwi g ht H oback antJ chutC'h. E. O. T11ggart, . .:omin,c Eve n ts July 1 7 . the CaPehatt family rrunlon Jiil�l�een set tor Sunday, Jul,. 17, f at the Syracuse Park. A basket The A lmnnnc i, dbfilt:r wlll be served at noon. J All hlati"es are urged to be pre­ ten!, _ l Fotest Run Methodlal Church y,lit ha ve a picnic at Bailef's Lake 6und1ty fotlowin� Sunday School ut f:30 a. m. In CllS(' or rain it will be held in the church basement. Today is Friday, .luly 1 5, the 1 97\h duy ur 1111' yl.'ar, wilh 169 July 1 8 We.1,leyan Servire Guild, R11clne morC" in 1 SMW\. Th(' moon is in its lns1 ri uarln. Methodist Church, meets at the Tlw nior11ini,: i;l ars 1ir1• Mars, Ju­ home or Mr11. Hoger Tl1t·ls11 with -a wiener roa st starling Llt 6:30 llltcr und Suturn. p. m. Tlw t ' V1"11i11� stnrs ,, re Jupitn The Tr1111lf'ee of the Firs! tlni1f ' cl and sa1 11rn. On this day in history: Presbyterian Church will mel•I thiH I n 1006. nutd1 1rn inlf'r :ind t•1 ch­ Monday evenin g el 1::JO In th<.• pa11lor·s study. U,wis Sauer, Jr .. pr,isl <•r Rf'rnhr a mt1 wus horn. dent or the board will be in churg<' In 1 876, (iPnrJ:l' Washington Hradlf'y, playinJ! ror thr SL. Louis baseball team, pitched 1 hc fint n hit game in major league his- ll�bect YELLOW PAGES Rolandus Social Events 'I I - /i! I -· .... I K&C JEW ELE RS EAST M AIN ST R EET PO M E R OY , 01110 fl . Search Pushed - I For Escaped I Mental Patients I I I Hayeffe Sh onors Bradford pastor' [ w; ··-- · •= ,n. !'! i' _, = :::. ar;,�tl�:!i• ,,.l :n::.••at� l;,i rt· On 'Promisc!it' CHICAGO UPI-The , eh.iirman of the Rt·publiean Platform Com­ mittee Thursday callt .'d lhe plat­ form adopt<"rl by lhC' De mocra llC Nc1tional Convention "a m ultitude of promises· • which "ruise m a ny que�lions." C harJps H. Perry snid when 1hc COP ronvenl ion's platform mak­ ing crew· opens hearings n ext Tuesi.lay it will wri1c "11 sound work:1ble, realisl i(' and forward­ louking pl;1\fot"m." Naw•s the time to tour Ohio I Look at all tlie sights to see I Things to do I Fun to be hadl In Ibis 11onllarllll •""" of Olll'SI 1 955 Buick.VS Spec. 4 Dr. Sed. - - $895 1 955 Ford VS Customl ine 4 Dr. Sed. $795 One careful owner. Extra nice 1 956. Ford VS Hard Top Vic. Cpe. $ 1 095 Spotless inside and out-Really sharp 1 957 Pontiac VS H a rd Tap Cpe. - $ 1 595 O!)� careful local owner. Hydramatic drive. ltadio and Healer. Fm1sh l ike new 1 958 Pontiac VS Bonnev ille - - - -$2295 Sports Cpe. Rea lly shar.p 1ns1tle -and out. Power stee ring .iJUd brakes. llydramatie. Owned by one or our most ca rc-Iul owners · Has had 6 new Pontiacs 1 959 Buick Specia l 4 Dr. Sedan - -$2595 Origina l black fmlsh like new. An � Power steerin-g. Oynaflow drive 1 959 Pontiac VS Hard Tap 4 Dr. -$2695 Only 13, 689 careful mllcs. Original new 11pare tire in trunk. Po­ wer steerlng and brakes 1 956 Pontiac VS 4 Dr. Hard Top -$ 1 1 95 One careful owner. Hydram.tt1tic. Low mileage IMPORTED men'aailk ahlrt-­ lng ll m,ed for thJ• sleeveless pink end green plaid dreas from the Larry Aldrich aum­ mcr colledlon, dealgned by Marte McCa1thy, Blas patch pockel.t accent the full .11klrt. AIR PORC! MUSEUM ,Atll.MIII.N T O O H O T­ T O COOK 1 957 Buick VS Spec ial 4 Dr. Sedan $1 495 Ong_inal black finish like new. Dynafiow dri\le, One careful local owner --.T-hey'll o_. It �v.�ry Tim_e___. , ..B�ylla_,ti; 1'f� DAilY SENTINR (;op ··i ::ure 01)t>ni,; Ori•g mal black finish like new. One care ful l oul owner I L part!•• I -�- --- M I D-S U MME R SALE I I I I Wel9omE To MA RT I N' R ESTA U,RA . NT I · 1 DA I L Y C R O S S W O R D ' I ladies Ronson HAIR DRYER - - - - $8.95 New Amateur fJtamp Assured At Zanesville Be - Cl • 50c I • h I -50c Pomeroy quad 1 957 Buick Centur y VS Hard Top -$ 1 595 2 Or. Really sharp in11idc and out. Power steering and brakes ' '/ /-· 1 957 Mercu ry Manteray 4 Dr. Sed. $ 1 595 Power steet11ng and ,brakes. Punch &utton shift. Jimmaeulatc in• side and out ' 7· 1 956 Buick VS Special 4 Dr. - - - -$ 1 1 95 Hard Top. One careful local owner, Dynafiow drive, Show� best of care. .' · 1 954 lluick 4 Dr. Sedan - - - - - - $495 Worth much more 1 953 Pontia c 4 Dr. Sedan - - - - - $295 Ori,gin al ,green ClnUlh Open Unlll 7:30 Mon. Tbru Sal. Ma ny More BLAETTN AR'S POMEIIOY,OHIO �, -I ,r ._ HAV E N TH EAT RE TAKE THE FAMILY OUT TO DINNER h O s A contribution was made tn the Pomeroy Erner gency Squarl whf'n the wscs or the Rock Springs Methodist Church mr-1 TueHday afternoon at the church. I E vents I -- Stirs Democrats WSCS Cont.r,'butes T o .. I Su mmer Clearance Sale Mr. The wedding of Miss Gloria Kay Atkihs , da)fghb!r 3nd Mrs. Eugene Atkins, Harrisonvil le, and Mr. tiav1d R. Riggs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Riggs, Pomeroy R. D. look Mrs. Clirford Leifh e it preside-d place in a candlelight ceremony at the Presbyterian Churcb al th e me eting which opened • in Harrisonville, June 4th, at 8:30 . Wilh group sln1lng of "I NPed The Rev. Lawrence Woodruff performed the dou]lle ring 1 Thee Every Hour" fol lowed wilh , . . A mock wedding was held with prayer by Mrs, Ann a Reuter. All es Diehl orrlrf'rs attended the Officers Mrs. Clifford Jacob s as the bride ; thur Wise, Mrs._ Charl l. Tninlng Day at Pome�y and - --- -- - - -- ----�-- --- --Mrs. Seldon Ba ker, groom ;' Mrs. and Mrs. Lou Dieh G erald Pullins, minister; Mrs. each gave a report on the same. Past Councilors Hold Show,er For Member H"PPY R"mblers MePI Jerry Pulli ns of Columbus, dau­ II waif a nnou nced Jh a t the SoWith /Urs. Hubbard ghter of the bride and a l110 brides ciety hae rag rugs fjjp sale. y Mrs. Mary Hubbard was hostess maid; Ceremon gust u A· t11 Bridt§ Mrs. Steve · Eblin 1 bestman; WJII Who The program opened with the the Happy Ramblers club SunTracy, soloist who to Mrs. Merlin Wolle Larry to marriage l>iiosc Kraeuler, Miss Dolores call to woulllp by Mrs. Willium Syraday evening at her home in "She'll Be c omin' 1'ound sang Bartela, followed with serlplure will be an event of August � al the Morning Star EUB cuse. A potluck dinner wa s sen ed the Mountain". E m broidery hoops readi n g by Mrs. Letfhelt. Three church was honored with a sh,o\\'er, Wh8n the Past CouncUors after which the evening was spent were used as rings .and {lowers including of Ch�ster Council Daughtets I.If America met Wedneiday in playing games. arl.icles were read were Christmas decorations. GarnZANESVILLE, 0. UPl-,,,i. new "Wh a t 18 Leisure?" by Mrs. John evening, at the home of M rs. Osth•r Weber with M rs. Clar­ s we�e pla_yed duri ng th e even­ � 1 Present were Mrs. Cl a r a Murray : tng with Ohio Amateur golf �hampion Hartung and /dn. Lewie Gruese r: ence Neutzling as co-hostess . prizes a warded. and Mrg _ Ann Fick of Middleport, was assured today 111 't� final 16 "Little Nothing To Do", Mr.s. Ho­ The meeting in ch11rge or Mrs. She thanked the members ond Jn­ M:r�. Bertha Dailey, Mrs. Emmo Af1cr the honore d guests opened survivors went into the third ward Bolin and Mre. Rooter and Nn1l1li11g, prcsidt"nl, o pe ned with vlted all to OIIPnd he r open "A Soul at Leisure From lt11elf" the rr-Ml ini! of Isaiah 1 2 : 1-6, fol- church wedding. Pictures or the Sm1t_h, Mrs. Anna Yeager and Mrs. 1heir many gifts, refreshments of round of match play. Mre. Amos Leonard and Miss lowed by the Lord's Prayer and group and of Miss Krae uter and Clyhc Terrell of ,Pomeroy, Mr. a nd ice crea m centered with a wed­ Today's grueling se· hol es will Alice Euler. The meeting clost1 d pledgt• to ,. he flag . Mrs. Pearl her gifts were taken by Miss Mrs. Charles . Snider,. Rutland ding bell, cake, coffee, tea and slice the field down to '1oor semf� Road, Mrs. Louise Andi::rson, H .i rt- mints wet£! ser\'ed. The refresh­ wilh the be nediction by Mrs. Koblcnlz was welcomed as a n e w Leda Mac Kracuter. finalists in the 54th annual tour-­ rord, W. Va. and Mrs. Hubba rd. . ment table wPs attractive center­ William Grue8er. ml'mb(•r. Mrs. Ella H a nnum tha n kent ov�r the rolling· Zanesville nam by ments were served Refresh ed with a wedding cake d ecorated Atlcndlng were those named cd mPmbers for cards sent her on lll� , �o those _ named In Ntl l nal Giwrd lo!�hite ta, Country Club course. with w,ddlnl her birthday lMlaieu mf o t 11ho\'e a nd Mr1. Elmer Bailey and --t Ridenour, 141--r"'' either I Mn. Fifteen of the 16 were sliootinl , · e\f '� David Roush, Larry Hill, Kenny pers in crystal� Mrs. Harry Stahl, The grw were dilltrtt\Jt&r for t� �rs. e r1ck, d o . an r r ri'l side. Arrangemen· l:of "l'Oses we re for their first state am·aieur title " eh 1C ter L ae M eda Dodson, Larry Luckydoo and Dan­ r. y ea Miss quilted in the forenoon and eif-"" R.onald , Osborn, _ rs. He�ry E 1chand th e l6tb pl ayer was , looking won the door prize. ny R oush .ire on six mon ths train­ also on the t able. 111 1912, llw U. S. won the Olym­ joyed a sack l unch at noon. Inger, Mr11._ Curtis Fr ed erick, Mrs. Mrs. Neutlli n g installed the ing with the . P t new . Pleasant National . pic gurnes in Slockholm, Swedf'n, Mr. and Mri.. Ralph Butcher Attending were Mrs. ClarenC'e for his second crown in the l aat El!lther Wrighl, Mrs. Hobart Ne­ qf t�, golf• omens indudin g Mrs. Floyd Ride well, Mrs. J ames VanMcte r, M s. Gu11rd at Fort Knox, Ky. called Wednf'Hday on Mr. an d Mrs. and Kin.Ii! C.ustav of tha1 nation I Wt 11111 Gilmor e , Mrs. Cl&rence Curtis, five years. But , none , · about the de­ � ers had to worr y nour, presid e n1: Mrs, Marlon ('flmmf'nl l'd ! hat J i m Thorpe. 11 Charlea Butcher. I F�eeman W11 llam�, Roland Wise, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mrs. Milo Around And w ood, \'ice president : Mrs. Edg ar , Biggs, Mrs. Fannie Adam11, Mrs. Mr. and Mr11. Ralph Drnz of mrmbf'r uf the Amrrirnn team Eblin Mrs. Gerald Pullins, Mrs. fending champion. Hurtun g , secretnry: Miss Doloree Pen n sylvania 11pent a fe w day.11 WMI "lhe mos\ wonderful alhlelc Last ye ar' s winner Toh)' 810111 John J- layM , Mrs. Henry Bea��r. , Leo �rew, Mr. and Mrs . Eugene ' Kraf'uler, treasur er; Mrs. Henry I Mrs. Mah�I About with Mr. tmd Mri.. Dwight Ho­ i n thf' world," Hawkms, Mrs. Pearl Parker, M�s, 0( Cincinnati was bou� �out of VunMe1er, Mrs. \\ dl­ Spencer. sentinel; Mrs. Virgil I oughhy 1�111 and lwo g:ursts M,rs. In HM2, ' Amt•ril ' nns in Euslrrn baek and F.. 0. Tag(!art. Robl'rt Bowen. Mr. and Mrs. Cl�f- t h e tournament Thursday by DaY• Roush, flower chairman and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Pa ul Sellers and rltles WNf' f11c·r1! with the first Middleport ford Jacobs, Mrs. James Lewis, ton's Jack Zimmerman a tw� me s Wickham and Miss Chloe Eldon Kraeuter, publicity. �ebcr. thl!drcn, Mr. and Mrs. Eber serious r neu1 8hnrt aJ{P sin<·e 1ht• Mrs. Pearl Ja�obs, Mrs, Merlin time Ohio Publinx ehi�ptOn an d ly FRIDDII HOUDASHELT Arter the mc e1 ing, Miss KraeuPickens, Rarlnf', Effie Eli:,:abPth tM>ginning of the war. ,:ra�y and Su,ue, M_rs. Jer-ry �Pul- 19!1� amat�ur runrlerup, t e r op ened h('r muny lo\'el1 gifls. I S e ndi n g gifts but unable to atPlcken11, Middleport and Dorta In 1 94�. Italy derlnrl'1l war on llns, �tr�. Dana Oliver. Mrs. AlMr. and Mrs. Richard Balley and Zimmerman a 32 year old arch� I GlJATEMALA CITY UPI-Po- �� E �:�� g�����- ei lend w e re M'-8. Hel e n WoHe , Mrs. Jean Smith, New Br\J!hton, Pa .. her rornwr axi� 1,11r1ner, Jap11n. children visited with Mr . .ind Mn. :, :��- B� �� Hect, defeated Blorri in t�� , aftel' . lice searched today for scores of Fick, Richard Mrs. Morris, Ray _ Trip ■pent Thursday evening with M r. From R eturns r e s. Jay t:arter and rhlldrcn In iBalti­ i:,oon round, 15 and 4, _ _ shootmg ■ Thought for loday· Rrili�h AA · more last week. Christine Bailey and Mn. F:hf'r Plcken11. Mrs. Vona Russe ll, who is em• Miss Esther Hayes and Mrs. Ross m � ntal patients believed to have M i chael, Mrs. Phil Wisc, Mrs. Wil• on�-over par 73. _ He �� - defeated 1 which fir escap e d from a Cleland. e ra- Ham Davis of Columbus, Mrs. Fr!nk Burcu Mr. and Mrs Jark Codnt'r anrl ciolo,::if'al wrl1r-r Joh n Ruskin sold: who has been visiting with the ployed ut the sumer De partment o.l Colu�.6us, 7 and I vag e s their O\lercrowded asylum Lloyd Wright. Mrs. Ernest P owell rhlldrt>n spl"n1 WednesclRy e\"l'n­ ' 'In order that people may be hap­ Cartcr1i returned lo Middl e port Store, her son and family, Mr. and 6 in th e morrun, 18-ho]es. causing heavy losN of life. tnr with Mr. and Mr11. Paul Sel­ py in their work, lhl'sf' thrr-r- thtnJ!s with her parents. Mrs. Gernld Russell and da ughter, ., • • a nd Mrs. Herman M ichael. four survi!�re of to9,ay,I�\ The f 181t W PIJtervillP ' . len and family. Joyce, have rl'lurned from a Can- I arc ncf'ded: They must hf' tit for S e nding girts bul unab le to at• By lote Thursday 1� bodies )ay wil l meet I n an JS-!ole ee r ,Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb spent Miss Carol Bachtel and Miss Pau- adiun lour. They e n joyed the Pe nnMr. and MrR. Ralph Droz, Mr. i t ; nncl they must havt• n sc,nso of lend were Mr. a n d Mrs. Norman � overed from the gutrec en e had b f1�al i:_ound Saturday !'Ith tt pnd Westcn•ille and Mr�. Dwight Hoback, E. O. i1; nnd l hl' ymust hnvt• n setlSl' of line Zerkle 11pe nt Wednesday in sylvuni,11 Turnpike , Niagara Falls, the week end in tt>d one-story building whirh Schaer,r. Mrs. Roberl Burdette . two wmnet'lil goitij 3R tioles f of OE the reunion Columbus. e h attendl'd l S " Taggart 11penl Wednesday al At- s11cre1s In it. Toronto and visited £riends, the Jr ' Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smilh the 54th �ta'te Arha�tir tltle housed 1 ,6 vatients. Some or 00 Mr, and Mrs. James Reed and Wedge family, at Perry Sounds, Grand offi<-ers, deputiC!8 and Grnnd Mrs. Irene H aggy, Mr. and Mrs. Representatives of 1 959. The af­ the corpses were found In shreds Oscar Smith, Mrs. Charles Karr, Su nda Ydaughter, Ruth, and son, Jim, Ont. Also .stlll in the field wer fair was held in one of the dorm!, of strait jackets and retainer Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jacobs, Mr. spent Tuesday Ill Lake Alma. ACII08S 3. Doll shects that had made escape im2t. Pa.Int.a l ls1 Danny Carbi!t,hael o meda tories of Otterbein Coll�g e. Visitors thls \W!ek with Mr. and iss M l Bai ey, Mre ond William 1, Timely i. Mexlcan 81 e. s _\Itµccill l 0 pos "bl •lopplly Hol!] o C/11h ily J 1' r. lu bus C lja,rry M . D le ? � ! " Ralph Humb and son, R , 4. Rlver 1 Marguerite Leifhei t, Mrs. Mike Cme1nn tlowe1·111r· 22. Bkllltul l lst an 1 the , 1P69 Jpj!!da are Mrs. 11h mother, Humble's Mrs. Session W etlnf'sdny A uthorities said a t l east 22!1 J Russell. Mrs . Leslie Price, Mr. and (O.B.1 tri'.!e 28. Jap. ru�nerup; J'. r ltz Srbmj�l Qf Colum 1 r r o R Wo tu ney and daughters, Rita and To Lo n. k e Laura Mrs. A Jacobs, hostess gift was presented to William Mrs. pre-dawn T, 1-eancti>r'I persons had died in the ts. ,.\nxloua &11eao _ E b�s and 1955 c:,)lampiQ � Bob Ran­ astman and Junior HawDon Lefl June of Coal M . ountain, W. Va. Mre. Wilbur Hanning wh e n the blaie and :mo more were injured. Schaefer. Mr11. Carl B ailey, Mrs. IWtttl\eart e. Level coin kin of Zanesville. ll e Russ to _returne� ve a h th�rne _ Kristin been haa who Hartina:er C I. Storm Jolly lub met Wednesday even 7. Sharpen But an inderlnite number o( pa- Charles Sprouse, Mrs. E. J. Tracy . 2(. Cat or Point following a vlSlt here w11 h tients had not ·been accounted Mrs. George Renshaw, Mrs. Arvi 9iting her grimdparents, ' Mr. at1d in g at h<"r home, ,B radbury 10. Btate ot 9, Mlnatrel dor Mr, Eastman· � parents. Mr. and fo• and ofricial, feared they had ---Mn. Edgar Al l ensworth this sumanUquo -- Superii&OI' Spedl 4 pflrformer 28. For� Mrs. Olmer Grimm presided over j Mrs Leland Saxton, Nye Avenue used th, chance to · run away. mer apent several days this week wood ]0. Skin tumor bid Sheriff Delivering Week• At I with her aunt and f11mlly, Mr. and a short business se�sion. The trav- They are e mpl oyed by the V. N St. Deputy 12. Contaminate 28. A tutt ., �•. Hair 1m1 Mrs. Garla n d Lanier at Rio Grande . el t ng prize dona.J.ed by Mn. Han- Holderman & Sons Constn1ctlon Bln,r To Penitentiary L. R. tord, . �r.. . GoUlpottaJ 14. Wiu-p-ylll'n INl...&r'• A••w• piece ed , , Continu c earing 'I lf. ltema tor Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Be l cher of nmg was awarded to Mrs. Ro y May. co. at .Russ Shcrlfr Robert Hartenbaeb Ls Maln,tenance su"1-l{i1.. of Ohio} 18. A.trlean J9, Book of ll's---Point. 81. Meny -�edlacuulon. er im antelope received anniveralso who · Col umbus today defive,;ng V•IIOY lC)eetrl�. Cori,ontlon·, Ky Old Teti.,. 88, Btrln in Charle.ton rame Thursday even On Patrol Charges 11. A fellow 17. Drone mont Bin g to the Ohio Peniten- Jer Creek Pl ant, hu been in� James M, Pronollll l�li for a visit with Mra. Belcher's eary gift from her seC'ret pat A hearlrtg on overweight charg20. Rocom• 30. A'IUk&n Refreshments were seneil by I Ftnnily Dinner Held beg in a one to 1!1 year Ann Arbor, 1'fid-tligal\, . for th to 17. Bhlp'a tiary sister and fa m l ly, Mr. and Mrs. 1 family dmner was hel� at the es bro4.ght by the State H igh A 18. ==lo note " menclnr . city t�e Mn NCOl'd . hostess to Mayer Jack flachner and eon. �entence for breaking and enter- p_a,t _ four _ weel� attt;ndinl the · Patrol Aprll 12 Jgiin,t ten L1lllt' Hrn1t· k, Mrs. Gerald W ilser- I home of Mrs. Lavena Ramey of way I, Jt. Rci'tJUff Public .Utility Exeeuil.te Protram to, J'lowed Overnight gueats this week with I muth, Mrs. Albert Woo dard, rs. Letut, W. Va. and July :S. Atten�I- truck driven of the Swisher Coal mg. by ud was d e e sentenc Bing conducted by the Unlvenlty of g J 11. A tact Ing were Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Co m p11ny was continued today in John C. Bacon a ter he waived a Mlc . Mr. and Mra. E. L. H u&hes were Donald Hauck. Mrs. Grimm, Mrs. �i,pn. , . . , _r 1 1 II. Dc:h&u■ ted Mn. Huah@!I mother, Mr•. H. J, Gene F.\lans and I guest, M"s, Les- Young, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Roush, County Court. The cues are �ex- \ erancl J ury hearing and entered dfbc pi t SO te lall ly Apl>roxtma o 13, PubltCI . M r. and Mrs. Okey Roush, al l or peeled to be heard next week Hobbs and d,uahter and family, ter Balley· a pl,a of guilt various public utility compan� to a charge of of y . 1 notice■ Letart, .Mr.11.nd Mrs Fred Rast and Mr 111,d Mn, Al Slmeron and ahlldThe m'!n were cited by the I breakin g and ent ering a house i e1 of the United Statff and :18, Qulltlnc children, Patty and Freddie, Hunt- Patrol ren, JohPnle 1T1d Debbte, or Warfvllo.wing a weight check I owned by Ralph Welker, Hemlock Other c60nlfl• •tte)fded tb&I tnglon, Mr and Mn. Ben Roush, HW, Indiana. Thr, were on lhelr OWer Grove. I course. d1te on Route 143. that on SI'·, BlbUC&I clt7 Ronnie, J,eonard, D1vid 1nd Char, Way to S1lem. Va., when they a aa1nue l�s Roush, West Columbus; Donna wilt vl11t wlth other relaU11e11. provtnoe Shel by Hunter, .Pt. _ Pleasant; Dr. and Kr ■. Clyde In1e l s plan 11, Cltltal Grtndol ead, New Haven; Mr. •�d Oifau.) to I� Ip l.ewl1burg thlt week end S Wile Mn. Bert ·Johnson and son Donn1e M. lbt.Unot bird to retqrl\ thtlr son, Johnny to A I■ye tle how r held Rockford. 111.,, and Mr. and Mrs.1 Midd leport Johnny ha• ■pent the T d y 1 th a dfd d D le Priddy and Debble, of Porn• pail th� and I half weeks at ! t ·for Mrs � Ralt: h e!oy, and the ho1tess. o h�l! rin �h c�� lO.VINowl Camp Shaw-Mi-Del•!ca· IIumble, wIIe of lhe pastor oI t"he ft. Story I Mr. and !!'"· Clifford Stumbo church. ' •. llharpen were In Jachon lall week end to The Homehull dcrs class wlth 40. V[IIOtablo vlsll with lhelr ,on, Darryl, who Mn. Paul Sis.on, Mrs. Tre,jle aul1 aUendln1 Comp Arrowhead. Hondrtx ond Mrs. Eleanor Hoover DEVOTED TO INTERJSl'f (Olna) Jtt1nntittt1 Croo1ts 11 temporarily I anlstlng with the plan& Wert in "' OF M«JGSlMASON A.RE.a: "' • e.mplo)'ed at the Fruth .Pharmacy charji!e of the affair. ■ lclllln'. S. Owen. .-..i ..Mr in Pl. �leasant. A color sehem8 or yellow d Pu.bliahlfd eveey ,ttmiton • Mr, and M,I. James :Faulkner of while wH uaed for the aho er .,Dt SundaJ by Thti "'11:o Vall• Char\eat<in NlUJ'tl""' to their home wlth 1lft1 being pt.--• on • 0 fubllll!tn1 Comp,01 al 110 fttl4 Wedn"d � evenIni ,- after vlsltin1 table with an umbrell a cente.eu .:lanlt St., r�!!'IC!iroJ Obto. 1•11..' , ft nullr:ner'1 mothe1', Mrs. ovtr It. The u mbrella theme '1f11 .ln with �r,' Clffict phone WY2-1168, tdltcw Jamea u)tner, Ea.rller U,t1 week also carried out in the ��'Jek al office nhone WYl-21�7. Mr.i , a n:r:Mn. Charles Faul kner of dl11ner table with the coVer and Enllllred H secotnt clHI mtlllr, came f_or a vl1it with nap'klns matehlnl, 'rhe , dlnier utter at tbe nnai office at Poa Clend ,Mra. FAul ner and she accompin- tables were centered wtth boui led theftl o Columbu1 Whl!ll'@ they quets of summer fiower■. advertlslnr revreunti vlsltecJ '!Ith her daua:hter, Mr. and Othen prHent were Mn. th Jve: Bt.ttJne�' -lDu,"11. i:i,:., li4 � Mra. ned ."M:eH and returned to Forreat Mn. U11 Eans, Mra. a• ,exu1ittoo Ave.. N•W Yon csu Mlddle�t. 'l\lelda)'. thryn �ans, Mn. Vira:inla We a '(f'lw Ynrt. Mn. Fo�THt �chlf!I and Mrl!I. and two dauahters, Mn. Elea�or Sublcrlotion l'lte.i .lellvrM ,... Walt\ff �b went lo Thivener Hoove, Mitt Roberta Hoo.et a d t&rTn,T r_ W'here H&llJiblf., IO cent . Tueaa'Q , wh,rt they met their son1, Mn. Looney, mother of the hon• Butch Bachtel and Gene Crookt ored au111t and Rita and June Lee � who Wllre Jn ,�! lroUP of boyl Loon• •l.tlen Ill of Coil Mnin, 11• monll11, r,,eo, 11,rei llf6!J111i p 1 ,.,...wh£d jl'ho lro taln, �. Ve. , · · 13.IIO. 11, mo1or ·reiJi. wt,..i, aval llll. on • l.lt� ' ,¥on f;r� Se,.jt,il ,, aJit bul, unablt to dllr. "'• llfulltli' . fl Bt -. � � ,. On1v 1\lve,. Gen . lf!t c,. it(end. .-· Mr. aiid Mn. N�n - -· �- , u6b...., - ,., -.., � • -.:.;..-.::.:· - -- -• - illllnctor II "•�• ,: ' cud, .,_,. •�� • - ' ' . • � , •• 1n1', _...., a ...,� ....-ii W ■l!ritl. A ' . !' 1'0DAY AND 1 YESTERYEAR s ' / I -- - -Ro�k-S,,-r-in __ gs_ �-- Alfred I See the ,:,S . ,+ t.oo murh to hope t he day will com!' when some foundal ion, richly endowed by Con­ gress, will make a study and record ror pos­ terity the anguished sounds of taxpayers when t hey read how their money is being fritt ered awu.y'?" ilh Rev and Mes. rrogram I 1 75 C(�;!,NEtJ Wt 'f'H . ) ,HE 8(00D of Rll$fiA/('j Frit t erin g A,va y Your �1one y The House of Represenl a·l ives voted the ·1 _____ ' .... !I' Bring The Family H,ere Far A DELIGHTFUL MEAL C I RC LE'S Restaurant Phone WY•2·3973 218 E. M'aln _ ., .,....,,_' Pomeroy OPEN 6 A.M. to 10 P,M. ., ...c L..., t• IA \ WheN•er 1ou go In Ohio. atop In at SOHIO tor •••ryfhlng ,ou need to malle your trip more enJo,able I � fi ii Thiuummer let's go Ohio! l.ec:'s tour our state! Lei's discover the "'°rid of wonderful tbinp that we heve l,-,,•I AU ii takes is )'Ou-cbe family-and the famlly ear l No maner where you travel in Ohio, ,on.'11 find Soh iol h's a SOHIOLAND of coo•enieot service stations whose bu.sines., :II making motoring I pleamre for ,yo#/ ,.,. ,._, Sobiolancl "':rvb Su,p, che ..,.. .J 1t ,.l a ' ' ,I, -tJ, ). ..,j I t,,•,ll ice is Tip-Top ! Your Sohio Man makes you wekofne - makes you feel ac home with service that's friendly, helpful and expert. He mak... , swe that you're never disappointed in tl)e personal comforr.t you expect. And he makes sure that your car performs at it1 best through top qualicy ptoducu. All alon1 the w1y you'll 6od your Sobio Scrvb Su,p iS you, "moo< wclmma" ,mp) "' :, -'· . ,. ,. . . l �,. m e 1 ;;.:h:�::;:i:11�;: � Jte the orm Daily Sentrnel , Pomeroy-Middleport, July 15, 1960-S a:l 3 p�.. � ��o�g��s�m�� Wal t er I :r� \ • WIii;er al ----- -- -----· -----Moeller w i l l dl•hvt' r a ,peech Al I j t ht" £1111 wood . ll � !il llmnt ' MAN CITED ii lo appear Jul, 18. 4 p m LI � ht- S t .it e lteprtM•n!a .tPACE MAKER P'HONE s Ja i.•& Crot OC I O I Mr kilrel l ar d l>t' " n W e i Dall' y il 1 -------I ' Ll\ l' Dan Tii bt.·r on the wea ker & lfl e r� &Pt"O� .. W t·t·k Wllh llt' r li s be Clh: Ours J{a(' lllt' R O By MIi. , .. �,1. W ood n : �·ent e ht' n I a Me d lo t 1g ) Cuu111; Mr. and Mrs. Roy tlUler and �I.ind phuneli ava1l.ible today, such &Ii home, Wi t hout usmg 1111 mth or la- I , SunJ;, 1 �r huol . �l r n dan:e on � c - ��n � 1 r � n \I r� l>t·lbc rt l o u r ! by the 1 tate highw;11y patrol d41ught er, Che■t�r, called o a Mr. One of the big allru·llons will I J ul ) IU -w�s 38, orr:rmg S8 7V d d1al•hll!hted phone•. extr11-l111e hie or t:oun t er space The rt'ason 1� V I C J a ml for t he on a harge u f .o1l low t ng ilfl uolic- and Mn. Gu)' Lee Sund.a)' afterc ' them ��� cp.i. n Hd phones, loud-speakmg pbon�s, that 1h1s _phone moun t s on any ver Th l'l l' w a s ;in a l t rnd a n i e of i t a t �:e k �:d ariJ a�tum !w hd d a t 4 30-- the grtn) pule Program fo r Sat u rd :i y's g1giin t- \'('hl Music Rot.·kaway� will I-IN the WE.- dn esd Y e e n i n g pra t· r h k I O Ih e r h o • at l and a . enst'"d mmor lo OJ>l!rate his (·ar He noon. sound-booster phones, etc . you re llcal surlace-1uch 11s II wall, col A cx n rnt i apt to a sk, " What will they think umn, post, or the side of II desk or IJl Bean Dinner an d Hom t·t·•mn ni.: ro i- m a l :') p· rn · a nd a i: rt'a sy st·rv i t�� Wi tt1a S a n dvra 5 w11rtz } a!!i VIJt 1rgm1a I workb enc h . , d er , i."I nus .. h 1,ar k , B1 dwe ti, wa� an P1 • t hase will be lit�i,:cd /Jt 5 30 J1•adt·r This wef'k i. J ca . lb Jso 1·ii j Fru�nds hue Ila\e le<1rn('d of thl' of n•xl"- ' I ,·os Ier , Il � n nounced today M· b } ane i 1 " lur .\lertrngs •g111 •t B P &erioua 1ll ru,si. of i,;.,rl Person of will bt . . The an swer would be th e t iew I Here's a Ull l Q,Ul' feil.\Ure o{ the pu �1 1 iuty .1seball i:umes will br r-onduc1 ir1 durin J.: J uly and August cha1rman or t he ev e nt l, I Huntrn.i;:lon W Va \ SJ>acc-Maker pl1une. the cllal 111\s ''Space-Maker" telephone lag-r,u�nig crernomes will i:i:et ed at 6 P m The dar ' 5 feshvi- 1 Mrs W1l ltam Orr and ,1au1,ht Mr and �trli l "hirlcs D Woode I rotat and and s, e the rN·e1ver sets u � erway at t � 1 5 a m con�uct- tu· � will end with mus11· Arcordtng lo General Telephone and danc- er� spenl Sunday with her µarcntJ; visited her mott;tr Mr J B --- - --- - - - -m any one of seven pos1t1011s · e� by l ite Addi�o11 Uoy Scout ing !or the g eneral public. t:oa- )!r and Mrs. !l!Jberl Wlute of Hayes al Middleport Sunday . · s iil t erN l'W HAVEN, W . VA. ' This means you c11n have 1he Troop 22 1 a u d Vinton • � Club cession stands will be operated Keno. n n On th ay hom tbe)' calloo I e . �cfe Pa k . 1 ,,. e � 5 Tile _ North Gallia throughout the d a y's activities. d.ial an d_ recei\ler put in the posi0� her u • W ud Hayes and \ LO O K I N G F O R Re(crit v1:,1 tor� of .\1rs. Hertha 1 ed (am1. 1 y a l 'Vernon McCoy wi11 art as mas- Kmtaid I tmn eas1ei;t for eve ryday use You marchmg band will pl.ty the St ar '' ester h wnp hPr •00- )ear-0 , · ld mot h· SpangJ ed B anncr. ter of - cere monies. select the most conv e nient position ---1 , A. Plil.ce . .\frs. C. Kir k ] er . Mrs. I N SURANCE ? I ginn e B ng at 0 ' and I :30 a. m. th e i and the inst.iller l ucks both dial bride Friday and Sotu rda y-July 1 5- 1 6 Mr. _and Mrs Eddie MillYANK TOURISTS ARRIV E North Gallia Little League basea nd rece iv er in place. er, all of M a rtl'tta l!O _ SCO W UPJ HOLZER HOSP ITA L ball team will take on Gall ipolis ' 1 An A c I BOX OFl'ICE OPENS AT 6,30 _ M r _dn d M r s. C la_1 r Woode,_ �it - group of 250 t our i sts la n::• .ii � J Admitted July 13: Mr� - James Compan7 spoke:.men pom� out �r10_l t·s. At 1 J o'd ock, the North L> ktP 1111 Pennie and Carr. v1s1led Lening rad Cl e ek, Thurs t Middleport: Bt!rnard Lee �hat i1e Sp�cc Maker phone 1� an Gallia band, under the dir ect w n day from the SHOW STA R TS AT 6,45 1 ideal ex tens10n for bedroom, l:itch- of Mrs. Hos11 J 1e Bai l es, will COIi · Whi te, Pomeroy; Albert H. Ebers- Mr. and \trs: Char le li D Woode. I cruise ship Victoria, lh e Tass new& . Sunday evenm� a gency report ed I en, farmly room or workshop. · hach, Pomeroy. duct a c-om·erl · Th e group 1s • · c Mr a nd ).frs h oug onour r t o ourmg D 1sn11sse _ _ _ · • 13 n e s , po Jul Europea d Paul y og r , n rt . ANGRY RED PLA N ET Followiug an hour's breok, the ------Mrs. Ray �trausbaug h, Mrs Wy a tt Tyl e r 8i1. 11d will perform for JO James and Jerry Robertson of Martin, Bill Camp�ell. Jacqueline Gerald Mohr -· -' f; -::.. Athens, recently \lisited Mr. and minutes. A l 1 :3U p . tn. Oakley Ad�ms, Mary r'il .. sc10, Dewey D.iy, 1 Collins will Uc guest speaker. a Mrs. Paul Buckley and family. Another ball game is set for 2 Mrs C L. McCllJn, Cheryl Rippey, --� DRAGSTRI P G I RL p. m .-tlic North Gallia Pony Richard Warner, Marlene James, 1 Herc's Where You Can Mrs. V a u hn R o se, Mrs. Ello g League vs. thl' Gallipolis llru\·e.s Enjoy A Wonderful M eal Fay Spain Houck, Mrs. Clare n ce Garthee, Stulc_Senator James Porter will Graciously Served In A _ _ . _ _ _ __ Mrs. Stanley Taylor and daughPleasing Atmosphere. J ter; Mrs. I<,. H. Martin a nd son · Su nday and Monday-July 1 7- 1 8 Mrs. William De v e r and daughte r: J 0 l1S0ll 101Ce OF J EWELRY VALU ES We Serve Smalle r Births July 1 3 : Mr. and Mrs. BOX OF!FICE OPENS AT 6,45 • Portions For The James Cl•ek, Mtddlepo,t, son. NOW GO I NG ON ! SHOW STA R TS AT 7, 1 5. ON E SHOW ONLY Children If Desired CITED INTO CO\JRT Continue d from Pa�e One All Costume Jewelry COM E IN SOON! OU R MAN I N HAVANA Pomeroy police repor1td to <lay I diu the )1ich1g;rn called icc a :-1 1 PRICE that Charles C, Rogers. SL !\farys. "nusluke." Alec Guinness--Maureen O'Hara . l 'hil Ha1mJ h, Ohi o labor le ;i dn Vj- V a . . h a s been e i h�d t o M:1y or I Gents Leather Charl e s Lcgar's court Sat1,nlay didn't like it, leaving the convenBurl Ives-Ernie Kovacs tion . Gov. '.\1 ichnel nisalle, an- 1 cvcnint:: _on a �hart!e or speeding on I ON R O U TE 7 Watch Straps M l D D LE PO R T N E n n t P m / noun ccd Joh nson 's SP]ee l i 1 m lo his :=": y,__ ___;,:,===== ' c_':'::''.' '.::-•'::' .'.''.'._'.'..o :'.'.'.'.c"'ro ':':_ Gents Nylon e,======:_ ====; ' .;,;;;�;::;:;�;;�d'!,,"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""'"""""" tklcgation glumly bul argued for """""""""!' Watch Straps - - - ii. Another theory about Kennedy 's Ladles Sp&ldel decision was th,1t h<· wantt•d Lo Watch Ba nds - - -$8.00 blur th e ultra-liberal im.ig<' he had Rel'o'l&r $1 1.95 end $12,95 Values acquirC'd in his pre-convention campaign and through., udoplion One Lot or Homan G L ASSWA R E-I', PR ICE of the 1960 platform wilh its dras­ ti c civil rights plank. The Sou1h kicked up less fuss than t·ould h a ve hCf'II expeclci.l OVf'r the l'iVil rights plank to avoid embarrassing John­ son in his bid fut• the prcsidenliiil Regular $1 4.95 nomination. Gov. Davii.l L. Lawrc11c(' of l'cnnsylv:m ia platt·d Jnhr1so11's name before the convenlion, call­ ing him thf' i.Lronge$t Ucrnocrnlic • leader or 1hc Senate i11 the 11<1· tiun s lustory. Phone WY-2-3785 1 cll Bean Bid\\ S ace Maker Is Latest p < Company of Ohio. t he n('W Sp1t t"l' I inner Offers . ' When you eonsider th e d1Herent Maktr phone flh anywhere !h o· 2-Dany Sentinel . Pomeroy . Middlepo rt, 0., July 15, 1980 ----- -- -- -- rHE DAILY SENTINEL. -- ---- ----- MARR IED A T HARRISO� VILl:..E Cmnmentliting Editoriall,- ?,�� g!,: AII the physical sciences ha\'p s trides i n recent years The scierl('t' o1 d 1ekt ics is among t h e m . v rs Old and erroneous bt>lh:fs nhou1 foods :incl diet have been dissipated A n 1 1n por1 ant rx­ ample has lo.do w i t h mea l . There used t o b(' a qu('st ion aboul meal's digestibility. And for t his reason .1 good man y people were convinced t hat . lil•�p1te me.ifs outsta nding palatahi\it y , it shou lLI he l'On­ su me<t spa ringly . But now it is known that meat i.s almost entirely digcst ihle. Th;1t is l ru e of a l l meats 'p�: 1:P f , 1 la m b , vea l , ,,d t h e n•st f t is I also \ ru t• of a l l t he various l'l l l S- an inC'X pf'n· I sin· OllL' is JU�t a s digL•st ibh.: as t he mm,t rnst ly . A U S D<'pa rtmcnt of Agricu l t u re bul· letin h>lls t hr- story briE' f l y : � I n 44 l'XJ)('n­ ments lhe avPrage digl'slibility of both t he proteins and fat of beef. veal , mutton, and pork, coukt•d in various ways and eaten as part of ;1 !iimplc, mixed diet, was 98 pl'r CPnt . Thl' rc•sul!s obtained were prarl ic a l l y the same n·gard less of t he kind of mea t . ' ' Thus p:1�ses a n old wives' tnlc of long standing. I arte £1/S'I f,tERG. FATSO.' rout£ WEEPWIIEN National Sden(' e Foundation the sum or $ 1 60 million for this fisca l year. Shortly thereal• ter, the Foundation made a grant of $50,000 to a u niversity for a study or bird sounds. That bro1.1ght an acid and a,pt comment from Representative G ross of Iowa : " I s it \ Meig_s_&_M--as-�n I COmln • ' Events ;,·;�:i; Mr. amt Mrs. Gordon ProffiH and children, Mr. and Mrs. Fr<•d Heaters a nd childrPn, Mr. and g Mr,, Gernld Sellers and children called on Mr. and Mrs. John Sellers. George Hobock surrcrerl a heart a H, uk tut �eek. 1'6t Romebullder!I Cla&s of the Mr. 1mrl Mrs. Harry Dro:r: of Br�for� C'hurrh of Christ will me�t trfday a1 7 : 30 p. m. at 1hr £'enns!•lvani11 !pent Sunday wi1h Mr. and Mrs. Dwi g ht H oback antJ chutC'h. E. O. T11ggart, . .:omin,c Eve n ts July 1 7 . the CaPehatt family rrunlon Jiil�l�een set tor Sunday, Jul,. 17, f at the Syracuse Park. A basket The A lmnnnc i, dbfilt:r wlll be served at noon. J All hlati"es are urged to be pre­ ten!, _ l Fotest Run Methodlal Church y,lit ha ve a picnic at Bailef's Lake 6und1ty fotlowin� Sunday School ut f:30 a. m. In CllS(' or rain it will be held in the church basement. Today is Friday, .luly 1 5, the 1 97\h duy ur 1111' yl.'ar, wilh 169 July 1 8 We.1,leyan Servire Guild, R11clne morC" in 1 SMW\. Th(' moon is in its lns1 ri uarln. Methodist Church, meets at the Tlw nior11ini,: i;l ars 1ir1• Mars, Ju­ home or Mr11. Hoger Tl1t·ls11 with -a wiener roa st starling Llt 6:30 llltcr und Suturn. p. m. Tlw t ' V1"11i11� stnrs ,, re Jupitn The Tr1111lf'ee of the Firs! tlni1f ' cl and sa1 11rn. On this day in history: Presbyterian Church will mel•I thiH I n 1006. nutd1 1rn inlf'r :ind t•1 ch­ Monday evenin g el 1::JO In th<.• pa11lor·s study. U,wis Sauer, Jr .. pr,isl <•r Rf'rnhr a mt1 wus horn. dent or the board will be in churg<' In 1 876, (iPnrJ:l' Washington Hradlf'y, playinJ! ror thr SL. Louis baseball team, pitched 1 hc fint n hit game in major league his- ll�bect YELLOW PAGES Rolandus Social Events 'I I - /i! I -· .... I K&C JEW ELE RS EAST M AIN ST R EET PO M E R OY , 01110 fl . Search Pushed - I For Escaped I Mental Patients I I I Hayeffe Sh onors Bradford pastor' [ w; ··-- · •= ,n. !'! i' _, = :::. ar;,�tl�:!i• ,,.l :n::.••at� l;,i rt· On 'Promisc!it' CHICAGO UPI-The , eh.iirman of the Rt·publiean Platform Com­ mittee Thursday callt .'d lhe plat­ form adopt<"rl by lhC' De mocra llC Nc1tional Convention "a m ultitude of promises· • which "ruise m a ny que�lions." C harJps H. Perry snid when 1hc COP ronvenl ion's platform mak­ ing crew· opens hearings n ext Tuesi.lay it will wri1c "11 sound work:1ble, realisl i(' and forward­ louking pl;1\fot"m." Naw•s the time to tour Ohio I Look at all tlie sights to see I Things to do I Fun to be hadl In Ibis 11onllarllll •""" of Olll'SI 1 955 Buick.VS Spec. 4 Dr. Sed. - - $895 1 955 Ford VS Customl ine 4 Dr. Sed. $795 One careful owner. Extra nice 1 956. Ford VS Hard Top Vic. Cpe. $ 1 095 Spotless inside and out-Really sharp 1 957 Pontiac VS H a rd Tap Cpe. - $ 1 595 O!)� careful local owner. Hydramatic drive. ltadio and Healer. Fm1sh l ike new 1 958 Pontiac VS Bonnev ille - - - -$2295 Sports Cpe. Rea lly shar.p 1ns1tle -and out. Power stee ring .iJUd brakes. llydramatie. Owned by one or our most ca rc-Iul owners · Has had 6 new Pontiacs 1 959 Buick Specia l 4 Dr. Sedan - -$2595 Origina l black fmlsh like new. An � Power steerin-g. Oynaflow drive 1 959 Pontiac VS Hard Tap 4 Dr. -$2695 Only 13, 689 careful mllcs. Original new 11pare tire in trunk. Po­ wer steerlng and brakes 1 956 Pontiac VS 4 Dr. Hard Top -$ 1 1 95 One careful owner. Hydram.tt1tic. Low mileage IMPORTED men'aailk ahlrt-­ lng ll m,ed for thJ• sleeveless pink end green plaid dreas from the Larry Aldrich aum­ mcr colledlon, dealgned by Marte McCa1thy, Blas patch pockel.t accent the full .11klrt. AIR PORC! MUSEUM ,Atll.MIII.N T O O H O T­ T O COOK 1 957 Buick VS Spec ial 4 Dr. Sedan $1 495 Ong_inal black finish like new. Dynafiow dri\le, One careful local owner --.T-hey'll o_. It �v.�ry Tim_e___. , ..B�ylla_,ti; 1'f� DAilY SENTINR (;op ··i ::ure 01)t>ni,; Ori•g mal black finish like new. One care ful l oul owner I L part!•• I -�- --- M I D-S U MME R SALE I I I I Wel9omE To MA RT I N' R ESTA U,RA . NT I · 1 DA I L Y C R O S S W O R D ' I ladies Ronson HAIR DRYER - - - - $8.95 New Amateur fJtamp Assured At Zanesville Be - Cl • 50c I • h I -50c Pomeroy quad 1 957 Buick Centur y VS Hard Top -$ 1 595 2 Or. Really sharp in11idc and out. Power steering and brakes ' '/ /-· 1 957 Mercu ry Manteray 4 Dr. Sed. $ 1 595 Power steet11ng and ,brakes. Punch &utton shift. Jimmaeulatc in• side and out ' 7· 1 956 Buick VS Special 4 Dr. - - - -$ 1 1 95 Hard Top. One careful local owner, Dynafiow drive, Show� best of care. .' · 1 954 lluick 4 Dr. Sedan - - - - - - $495 Worth much more 1 953 Pontia c 4 Dr. Sedan - - - - - $295 Ori,gin al ,green ClnUlh Open Unlll 7:30 Mon. Tbru Sal. Ma ny More BLAETTN AR'S POMEIIOY,OHIO �, -I ,r ._ HAV E N TH EAT RE TAKE THE FAMILY OUT TO DINNER h O s A contribution was made tn the Pomeroy Erner gency Squarl whf'n the wscs or the Rock Springs Methodist Church mr-1 TueHday afternoon at the church. I E vents I -- Stirs Democrats WSCS Cont.r,'butes T o .. I Su mmer Clearance Sale Mr. The wedding of Miss Gloria Kay Atkihs , da)fghb!r 3nd Mrs. Eugene Atkins, Harrisonvil le, and Mr. tiav1d R. Riggs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Riggs, Pomeroy R. D. look Mrs. Clirford Leifh e it preside-d place in a candlelight ceremony at the Presbyterian Churcb al th e me eting which opened • in Harrisonville, June 4th, at 8:30 . Wilh group sln1lng of "I NPed The Rev. Lawrence Woodruff performed the dou]lle ring 1 Thee Every Hour" fol lowed wilh , . . A mock wedding was held with prayer by Mrs, Ann a Reuter. All es Diehl orrlrf'rs attended the Officers Mrs. Clifford Jacob s as the bride ; thur Wise, Mrs._ Charl l. Tninlng Day at Pome�y and - --- -- - - -- ----�-- --- --Mrs. Seldon Ba ker, groom ;' Mrs. and Mrs. Lou Dieh G erald Pullins, minister; Mrs. each gave a report on the same. Past Councilors Hold Show,er For Member H"PPY R"mblers MePI Jerry Pulli ns of Columbus, dau­ II waif a nnou nced Jh a t the SoWith /Urs. Hubbard ghter of the bride and a l110 brides ciety hae rag rugs fjjp sale. y Mrs. Mary Hubbard was hostess maid; Ceremon gust u A· t11 Bridt§ Mrs. Steve · Eblin 1 bestman; WJII Who The program opened with the the Happy Ramblers club SunTracy, soloist who to Mrs. Merlin Wolle Larry to marriage l>iiosc Kraeuler, Miss Dolores call to woulllp by Mrs. Willium Syraday evening at her home in "She'll Be c omin' 1'ound sang Bartela, followed with serlplure will be an event of August � al the Morning Star EUB cuse. A potluck dinner wa s sen ed the Mountain". E m broidery hoops readi n g by Mrs. Letfhelt. Three church was honored with a sh,o\\'er, Wh8n the Past CouncUors after which the evening was spent were used as rings .and {lowers including of Ch�ster Council Daughtets I.If America met Wedneiday in playing games. arl.icles were read were Christmas decorations. GarnZANESVILLE, 0. UPl-,,,i. new "Wh a t 18 Leisure?" by Mrs. John evening, at the home of M rs. Osth•r Weber with M rs. Clar­ s we�e pla_yed duri ng th e even­ � 1 Present were Mrs. Cl a r a Murray : tng with Ohio Amateur golf �hampion Hartung and /dn. Lewie Gruese r: ence Neutzling as co-hostess . prizes a warded. and Mrg _ Ann Fick of Middleport, was assured today 111 't� final 16 "Little Nothing To Do", Mr.s. Ho­ The meeting in ch11rge or Mrs. She thanked the members ond Jn­ M:r�. Bertha Dailey, Mrs. Emmo Af1cr the honore d guests opened survivors went into the third ward Bolin and Mre. Rooter and Nn1l1li11g, prcsidt"nl, o pe ned with vlted all to OIIPnd he r open "A Soul at Leisure From lt11elf" the rr-Ml ini! of Isaiah 1 2 : 1-6, fol- church wedding. Pictures or the Sm1t_h, Mrs. Anna Yeager and Mrs. 1heir many gifts, refreshments of round of match play. Mre. Amos Leonard and Miss lowed by the Lord's Prayer and group and of Miss Krae uter and Clyhc Terrell of ,Pomeroy, Mr. a nd ice crea m centered with a wed­ Today's grueling se· hol es will Alice Euler. The meeting clost1 d pledgt• to ,. he flag . Mrs. Pearl her gifts were taken by Miss Mrs. Charles . Snider,. Rutland ding bell, cake, coffee, tea and slice the field down to '1oor semf� Road, Mrs. Louise Andi::rson, H .i rt- mints wet£! ser\'ed. The refresh­ wilh the be nediction by Mrs. Koblcnlz was welcomed as a n e w Leda Mac Kracuter. finalists in the 54th annual tour-­ rord, W. Va. and Mrs. Hubba rd. . ment table wPs attractive center­ William Grue8er. ml'mb(•r. Mrs. Ella H a nnum tha n kent ov�r the rolling· Zanesville nam by ments were served Refresh ed with a wedding cake d ecorated Atlcndlng were those named cd mPmbers for cards sent her on lll� , �o those _ named In Ntl l nal Giwrd lo!�hite ta, Country Club course. with w,ddlnl her birthday lMlaieu mf o t 11ho\'e a nd Mr1. Elmer Bailey and --t Ridenour, 141--r"'' either I Mn. Fifteen of the 16 were sliootinl , · e\f '� David Roush, Larry Hill, Kenny pers in crystal� Mrs. Harry Stahl, The grw were dilltrtt\Jt&r for t� �rs. e r1ck, d o . an r r ri'l side. Arrangemen· l:of "l'Oses we re for their first state am·aieur title " eh 1C ter L ae M eda Dodson, Larry Luckydoo and Dan­ r. y ea Miss quilted in the forenoon and eif-"" R.onald , Osborn, _ rs. He�ry E 1chand th e l6tb pl ayer was , looking won the door prize. ny R oush .ire on six mon ths train­ also on the t able. 111 1912, llw U. S. won the Olym­ joyed a sack l unch at noon. Inger, Mr11._ Curtis Fr ed erick, Mrs. Mrs. Neutlli n g installed the ing with the . P t new . Pleasant National . pic gurnes in Slockholm, Swedf'n, Mr. and Mri.. Ralph Butcher Attending were Mrs. ClarenC'e for his second crown in the l aat El!lther Wrighl, Mrs. Hobart Ne­ qf t�, golf• omens indudin g Mrs. Floyd Ride well, Mrs. J ames VanMcte r, M s. Gu11rd at Fort Knox, Ky. called Wednf'Hday on Mr. an d Mrs. and Kin.Ii! C.ustav of tha1 nation I Wt 11111 Gilmor e , Mrs. Cl&rence Curtis, five years. But , none , · about the de­ � ers had to worr y nour, presid e n1: Mrs, Marlon ('flmmf'nl l'd ! hat J i m Thorpe. 11 Charlea Butcher. I F�eeman W11 llam�, Roland Wise, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mrs. Milo Around And w ood, \'ice president : Mrs. Edg ar , Biggs, Mrs. Fannie Adam11, Mrs. Mr. and Mr11. Ralph Drnz of mrmbf'r uf the Amrrirnn team Eblin Mrs. Gerald Pullins, Mrs. fending champion. Hurtun g , secretnry: Miss Doloree Pen n sylvania 11pent a fe w day.11 WMI "lhe mos\ wonderful alhlelc Last ye ar' s winner Toh)' 810111 John J- layM , Mrs. Henry Bea��r. , Leo �rew, Mr. and Mrs . Eugene ' Kraf'uler, treasur er; Mrs. Henry I Mrs. Mah�I About with Mr. tmd Mri.. Dwight Ho­ i n thf' world," Hawkms, Mrs. Pearl Parker, M�s, 0( Cincinnati was bou� �out of VunMe1er, Mrs. \\ dl­ Spencer. sentinel; Mrs. Virgil I oughhy 1�111 and lwo g:ursts M,rs. In HM2, ' Amt•ril ' nns in Euslrrn baek and F.. 0. Tag(!art. Robl'rt Bowen. Mr. and Mrs. Cl�f- t h e tournament Thursday by DaY• Roush, flower chairman and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Pa ul Sellers and rltles WNf' f11c·r1! with the first Middleport ford Jacobs, Mrs. James Lewis, ton's Jack Zimmerman a tw� me s Wickham and Miss Chloe Eldon Kraeuter, publicity. �ebcr. thl!drcn, Mr. and Mrs. Eber serious r neu1 8hnrt aJ{P sin<·e 1ht• Mrs. Pearl Ja�obs, Mrs, Merlin time Ohio Publinx ehi�ptOn an d ly FRIDDII HOUDASHELT Arter the mc e1 ing, Miss KraeuPickens, Rarlnf', Effie Eli:,:abPth tM>ginning of the war. ,:ra�y and Su,ue, M_rs. Jer-ry �Pul- 19!1� amat�ur runrlerup, t e r op ened h('r muny lo\'el1 gifls. I S e ndi n g gifts but unable to atPlcken11, Middleport and Dorta In 1 94�. Italy derlnrl'1l war on llns, �tr�. Dana Oliver. Mrs. AlMr. and Mrs. Richard Balley and Zimmerman a 32 year old arch� I GlJATEMALA CITY UPI-Po- �� E �:�� g�����- ei lend w e re M'-8. Hel e n WoHe , Mrs. Jean Smith, New Br\J!hton, Pa .. her rornwr axi� 1,11r1ner, Jap11n. children visited with Mr . .ind Mn. :, :��- B� �� Hect, defeated Blorri in t�� , aftel' . lice searched today for scores of Fick, Richard Mrs. Morris, Ray _ Trip ■pent Thursday evening with M r. From R eturns r e s. Jay t:arter and rhlldrcn In iBalti­ i:,oon round, 15 and 4, _ _ shootmg ■ Thought for loday· Rrili�h AA · more last week. Christine Bailey and Mn. F:hf'r Plcken11. Mrs. Vona Russe ll, who is em• Miss Esther Hayes and Mrs. Ross m � ntal patients believed to have M i chael, Mrs. Phil Wisc, Mrs. Wil• on�-over par 73. _ He �� - defeated 1 which fir escap e d from a Cleland. e ra- Ham Davis of Columbus, Mrs. Fr!nk Burcu Mr. and Mrs Jark Codnt'r anrl ciolo,::if'al wrl1r-r Joh n Ruskin sold: who has been visiting with the ployed ut the sumer De partment o.l Colu�.6us, 7 and I vag e s their O\lercrowded asylum Lloyd Wright. Mrs. Ernest P owell rhlldrt>n spl"n1 WednesclRy e\"l'n­ ' 'In order that people may be hap­ Cartcr1i returned lo Middl e port Store, her son and family, Mr. and 6 in th e morrun, 18-ho]es. causing heavy losN of life. tnr with Mr. and Mr11. Paul Sel­ py in their work, lhl'sf' thrr-r- thtnJ!s with her parents. Mrs. Gernld Russell and da ughter, ., • • a nd Mrs. Herman M ichael. four survi!�re of to9,ay,I�\ The f 181t W PIJtervillP ' . len and family. Joyce, have rl'lurned from a Can- I arc ncf'ded: They must hf' tit for S e nding girts bul unab le to at• By lote Thursday 1� bodies )ay wil l meet I n an JS-!ole ee r ,Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb spent Miss Carol Bachtel and Miss Pau- adiun lour. They e n joyed the Pe nnMr. and MrR. Ralph Droz, Mr. i t ; nncl they must havt• n sc,nso of lend were Mr. a n d Mrs. Norman � overed from the gutrec en e had b f1�al i:_ound Saturday !'Ith tt pnd Westcn•ille and Mr�. Dwight Hoback, E. O. i1; nnd l hl' ymust hnvt• n setlSl' of line Zerkle 11pe nt Wednesday in sylvuni,11 Turnpike , Niagara Falls, the week end in tt>d one-story building whirh Schaer,r. Mrs. Roberl Burdette . two wmnet'lil goitij 3R tioles f of OE the reunion Columbus. e h attendl'd l S " Taggart 11penl Wednesday al At- s11cre1s In it. Toronto and visited £riends, the Jr ' Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smilh the 54th �ta'te Arha�tir tltle housed 1 ,6 vatients. Some or 00 Mr, and Mrs. James Reed and Wedge family, at Perry Sounds, Grand offi<-ers, deputiC!8 and Grnnd Mrs. Irene H aggy, Mr. and Mrs. Representatives of 1 959. The af­ the corpses were found In shreds Oscar Smith, Mrs. Charles Karr, Su nda Ydaughter, Ruth, and son, Jim, Ont. Also .stlll in the field wer fair was held in one of the dorm!, of strait jackets and retainer Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jacobs, Mr. spent Tuesday Ill Lake Alma. ACII08S 3. Doll shects that had made escape im2t. Pa.Int.a l ls1 Danny Carbi!t,hael o meda tories of Otterbein Coll�g e. Visitors thls \W!ek with Mr. and iss M l Bai ey, Mre ond William 1, Timely i. Mexlcan 81 e. s _\Itµccill l 0 pos "bl •lopplly Hol!] o C/11h ily J 1' r. lu bus C lja,rry M . D le ? � ! " Ralph Humb and son, R , 4. Rlver 1 Marguerite Leifhei t, Mrs. Mike Cme1nn tlowe1·111r· 22. Bkllltul l lst an 1 the , 1P69 Jpj!!da are Mrs. 11h mother, Humble's Mrs. Session W etlnf'sdny A uthorities said a t l east 22!1 J Russell. Mrs . Leslie Price, Mr. and (O.B.1 tri'.!e 28. Jap. ru�nerup; J'. r ltz Srbmj�l Qf Colum 1 r r o R Wo tu ney and daughters, Rita and To Lo n. k e Laura Mrs. A Jacobs, hostess gift was presented to William Mrs. pre-dawn T, 1-eancti>r'I persons had died in the ts. ,.\nxloua &11eao _ E b�s and 1955 c:,)lampiQ � Bob Ran­ astman and Junior HawDon Lefl June of Coal M . ountain, W. Va. Mre. Wilbur Hanning wh e n the blaie and :mo more were injured. Schaefer. Mr11. Carl B ailey, Mrs. IWtttl\eart e. Level coin kin of Zanesville. ll e Russ to _returne� ve a h th�rne _ Kristin been haa who Hartina:er C I. Storm Jolly lub met Wednesday even 7. Sharpen But an inderlnite number o( pa- Charles Sprouse, Mrs. E. J. Tracy . 2(. Cat or Point following a vlSlt here w11 h tients had not ·been accounted Mrs. George Renshaw, Mrs. Arvi 9iting her grimdparents, ' Mr. at1d in g at h<"r home, ,B radbury 10. Btate ot 9, Mlnatrel dor Mr, Eastman· � parents. Mr. and fo• and ofricial, feared they had ---Mn. Edgar Al l ensworth this sumanUquo -- Superii&OI' Spedl 4 pflrformer 28. For� Mrs. Olmer Grimm presided over j Mrs Leland Saxton, Nye Avenue used th, chance to · run away. mer apent several days this week wood ]0. Skin tumor bid Sheriff Delivering Week• At I with her aunt and f11mlly, Mr. and a short business se�sion. The trav- They are e mpl oyed by the V. N St. Deputy 12. Contaminate 28. A tutt ., �•. Hair 1m1 Mrs. Garla n d Lanier at Rio Grande . el t ng prize dona.J.ed by Mn. Han- Holderman & Sons Constn1ctlon Bln,r To Penitentiary L. R. tord, . �r.. . GoUlpottaJ 14. Wiu-p-ylll'n INl...&r'• A••w• piece ed , , Continu c earing 'I lf. ltema tor Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Be l cher of nmg was awarded to Mrs. Ro y May. co. at .Russ Shcrlfr Robert Hartenbaeb Ls Maln,tenance su"1-l{i1.. of Ohio} 18. A.trlean J9, Book of ll's---Point. 81. Meny -�edlacuulon. er im antelope received anniveralso who · Col umbus today defive,;ng V•IIOY lC)eetrl�. Cori,ontlon·, Ky Old Teti.,. 88, Btrln in Charle.ton rame Thursday even On Patrol Charges 11. A fellow 17. Drone mont Bin g to the Ohio Peniten- Jer Creek Pl ant, hu been in� James M, Pronollll l�li for a visit with Mra. Belcher's eary gift from her seC'ret pat A hearlrtg on overweight charg20. Rocom• 30. A'IUk&n Refreshments were seneil by I Ftnnily Dinner Held beg in a one to 1!1 year Ann Arbor, 1'fid-tligal\, . for th to 17. Bhlp'a tiary sister and fa m l ly, Mr. and Mrs. 1 family dmner was hel� at the es bro4.ght by the State H igh A 18. ==lo note " menclnr . city t�e Mn NCOl'd . hostess to Mayer Jack flachner and eon. �entence for breaking and enter- p_a,t _ four _ weel� attt;ndinl the · Patrol Aprll 12 Jgiin,t ten L1lllt' Hrn1t· k, Mrs. Gerald W ilser- I home of Mrs. Lavena Ramey of way I, Jt. Rci'tJUff Public .Utility Exeeuil.te Protram to, J'lowed Overnight gueats this week with I muth, Mrs. Albert Woo dard, rs. Letut, W. Va. and July :S. Atten�I- truck driven of the Swisher Coal mg. by ud was d e e sentenc Bing conducted by the Unlvenlty of g J 11. A tact Ing were Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Co m p11ny was continued today in John C. Bacon a ter he waived a Mlc . Mr. and Mra. E. L. H u&hes were Donald Hauck. Mrs. Grimm, Mrs. �i,pn. , . . , _r 1 1 II. Dc:h&u■ ted Mn. Huah@!I mother, Mr•. H. J, Gene F.\lans and I guest, M"s, Les- Young, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Roush, County Court. The cues are �ex- \ erancl J ury hearing and entered dfbc pi t SO te lall ly Apl>roxtma o 13, PubltCI . M r. and Mrs. Okey Roush, al l or peeled to be heard next week Hobbs and d,uahter and family, ter Balley· a pl,a of guilt various public utility compan� to a charge of of y . 1 notice■ Letart, .Mr.11.nd Mrs Fred Rast and Mr 111,d Mn, Al Slmeron and ahlldThe m'!n were cited by the I breakin g and ent ering a house i e1 of the United Statff and :18, Qulltlnc children, Patty and Freddie, Hunt- Patrol ren, JohPnle 1T1d Debbte, or Warfvllo.wing a weight check I owned by Ralph Welker, Hemlock Other c60nlfl• •tte)fded tb&I tnglon, Mr and Mn. Ben Roush, HW, Indiana. Thr, were on lhelr OWer Grove. I course. d1te on Route 143. that on SI'·, BlbUC&I clt7 Ronnie, J,eonard, D1vid 1nd Char, Way to S1lem. Va., when they a aa1nue l�s Roush, West Columbus; Donna wilt vl11t wlth other relaU11e11. provtnoe Shel by Hunter, .Pt. _ Pleasant; Dr. and Kr ■. Clyde In1e l s plan 11, Cltltal Grtndol ead, New Haven; Mr. •�d Oifau.) to I� Ip l.ewl1burg thlt week end S Wile Mn. Bert ·Johnson and son Donn1e M. lbt.Unot bird to retqrl\ thtlr son, Johnny to A I■ye tle how r held Rockford. 111.,, and Mr. and Mrs.1 Midd leport Johnny ha• ■pent the T d y 1 th a dfd d D le Priddy and Debble, of Porn• pail th� and I half weeks at ! t ·for Mrs � Ralt: h e!oy, and the ho1tess. o h�l! rin �h c�� lO.VINowl Camp Shaw-Mi-Del•!ca· IIumble, wIIe of lhe pastor oI t"he ft. Story I Mr. and !!'"· Clifford Stumbo church. ' •. llharpen were In Jachon lall week end to The Homehull dcrs class wlth 40. V[IIOtablo vlsll with lhelr ,on, Darryl, who Mn. Paul Sis.on, Mrs. Tre,jle aul1 aUendln1 Comp Arrowhead. Hondrtx ond Mrs. Eleanor Hoover DEVOTED TO INTERJSl'f (Olna) Jtt1nntittt1 Croo1ts 11 temporarily I anlstlng with the plan& Wert in "' OF M«JGSlMASON A.RE.a: "' • e.mplo)'ed at the Fruth .Pharmacy charji!e of the affair. ■ lclllln'. S. Owen. .-..i ..Mr in Pl. �leasant. A color sehem8 or yellow d Pu.bliahlfd eveey ,ttmiton • Mr, and M,I. James :Faulkner of while wH uaed for the aho er .,Dt SundaJ by Thti "'11:o Vall• Char\eat<in NlUJ'tl""' to their home wlth 1lft1 being pt.--• on • 0 fubllll!tn1 Comp,01 al 110 fttl4 Wedn"d � evenIni ,- after vlsltin1 table with an umbrell a cente.eu .:lanlt St., r�!!'IC!iroJ Obto. 1•11..' , ft nullr:ner'1 mothe1', Mrs. ovtr It. The u mbrella theme '1f11 .ln with �r,' Clffict phone WY2-1168, tdltcw Jamea u)tner, Ea.rller U,t1 week also carried out in the ��'Jek al office nhone WYl-21�7. Mr.i , a n:r:Mn. Charles Faul kner of dl11ner table with the coVer and Enllllred H secotnt clHI mtlllr, came f_or a vl1it with nap'klns matehlnl, 'rhe , dlnier utter at tbe nnai office at Poa Clend ,Mra. FAul ner and she accompin- tables were centered wtth boui led theftl o Columbu1 Whl!ll'@ they quets of summer fiower■. advertlslnr revreunti vlsltecJ '!Ith her daua:hter, Mr. and Othen prHent were Mn. th Jve: Bt.ttJne�' -lDu,"11. i:i,:., li4 � Mra. ned ."M:eH and returned to Forreat Mn. U11 Eans, Mra. a• ,exu1ittoo Ave.. N•W Yon csu Mlddle�t. 'l\lelda)'. thryn �ans, Mn. Vira:inla We a '(f'lw Ynrt. Mn. Fo�THt �chlf!I and Mrl!I. and two dauahters, Mn. Elea�or Sublcrlotion l'lte.i .lellvrM ,... Walt\ff �b went lo Thivener Hoove, Mitt Roberta Hoo.et a d t&rTn,T r_ W'here H&llJiblf., IO cent . Tueaa'Q , wh,rt they met their son1, Mn. Looney, mother of the hon• Butch Bachtel and Gene Crookt ored au111t and Rita and June Lee � who Wllre Jn ,�! lroUP of boyl Loon• •l.tlen Ill of Coil Mnin, 11• monll11, r,,eo, 11,rei llf6!J111i p 1 ,.,...wh£d jl'ho lro taln, �. Ve. , · · 13.IIO. 11, mo1or ·reiJi. wt,..i, aval llll. on • l.lt� ' ,¥on f;r� Se,.jt,il ,, aJit bul, unablt to dllr. "'• llfulltli' . fl Bt -. � � ,. On1v 1\lve,. Gen . lf!t c,. it(end. .-· Mr. aiid Mn. N�n - -· �- , u6b...., - ,., -.., � • -.:.;..-.::.:· - -- -• - illllnctor II "•�• ,: ' cud, .,_,. •�� • - ' ' . • � , •• 1n1', _...., a ...,� ....-ii W ■l!ritl. A ' . !' 1'0DAY AND 1 YESTERYEAR s ' / I -- - -Ro�k-S,,-r-in __ gs_ �-- Alfred I See the ,:,S . ,+ t.oo murh to hope t he day will com!' when some foundal ion, richly endowed by Con­ gress, will make a study and record ror pos­ terity the anguished sounds of taxpayers when t hey read how their money is being fritt ered awu.y'?" ilh Rev and Mes. rrogram I 1 75 C(�;!,NEtJ Wt 'f'H . ) ,HE 8(00D of Rll$fiA/('j Frit t erin g A,va y Your �1one y The House of Represenl a·l ives voted the ·1 _____ ' .... !I' Bring The Family H,ere Far A DELIGHTFUL MEAL C I RC LE'S Restaurant Phone WY•2·3973 218 E. M'aln _ ., .,....,,_' Pomeroy OPEN 6 A.M. to 10 P,M. ., ...c L..., t• IA \ WheN•er 1ou go In Ohio. atop In at SOHIO tor •••ryfhlng ,ou need to malle your trip more enJo,able I � fi ii Thiuummer let's go Ohio! l.ec:'s tour our state! Lei's discover the "'°rid of wonderful tbinp that we heve l,-,,•I AU ii takes is )'Ou-cbe family-and the famlly ear l No maner where you travel in Ohio, ,on.'11 find Soh iol h's a SOHIOLAND of coo•enieot service stations whose bu.sines., :II making motoring I pleamre for ,yo#/ ,.,. ,._, Sobiolancl "':rvb Su,p, che ..,.. .J 1t ,.l a ' ' ,I, -tJ, ). ..,j I t,,•,ll ice is Tip-Top ! Your Sohio Man makes you wekofne - makes you feel ac home with service that's friendly, helpful and expert. He mak... , swe that you're never disappointed in tl)e personal comforr.t you expect. And he makes sure that your car performs at it1 best through top qualicy ptoducu. All alon1 the w1y you'll 6od your Sobio Scrvb Su,p iS you, "moo< wclmma" ,mp) "' :, -'· . ,. ,. . . l �-�- ... -·- _____,...... , Pir �tes· Win A gain, Look Like Shoo -In D-. .tA-_2 Aff.....:r At R 3Clfi . e OUJger s W1" n 'IV"" 1 t'M Games Behind Leader To Stay ,t,h MA,o, Lu.G u e L E Aoe• • a, U•lted p,.,. •••••.. ,ton,1 AMER •cAN L�AGU E G Aa • H P <I. P 1,,.,.cou• Red) CO'S Hopt. ng Secon d Ha )f t, Of S. eason ,.B et ter Than F.◄ ,rst I Hunni•ls, Bos • . lHGll LPI - The ( ml , lITSBl c1nn,11L tkd� get hack m w a d ion to n t1!hl hui,mg that lhc st•ru nd h il l f 0 1 lhe sl•..ison won't h,• like thr rirst 7 B i,t.i m cs llley plan:d •• • THE B EST OF THE USED CAR LOT 1959 Ford Fairl1"e Radio , HealPr, V 8 F.nginf' and Auln Trans. A l l wh11e v. 1l h h l llC' Ill '• •r 6 < vl �bn1brd Iran.� . iind t1\·1•rd r1 vp Our local OWnl't" lll·al 1·1·or111m } in t h is 1 :·ar · •1957 Ford F1irl.1ne SOO- Rndio lleatl·r. V-8 �:n l..'. 1 1w ,11111 A utu Trans l ·om pl1•1t•ly r1·h1ull engi1w 1 957 Stud•b•lcer H Cyl. with au!o ! tu n ..; ,\ real JH<'t' car at a lov. . !r1w prin• We also h,ve 1evnal ur, of 19S0 vintage incl uding ,1 JHp Piclc-up. Come in ■ nd look eround. M.alle u1 an offer on one of th1tu1 old•r urs. We now h ■ ve four new Cud,man Scooter•; In 1tttelc Oon · t for�11 I . wt• als o :rell whil1• 11a�olm1• .al our doC"k on tlw r1n·r h;mk Metropolitan Motors •'Tra11�port..11 1on 0111 Laud & Sea" Ph,me wv.2 . 1110 E, Main St. Pomeroy, 0. - --�-- '' I The kam will gel « l'hanrt' to f i nd ou1 rt'a l 1u11rk how t h r ngs art> g u 1 n g ! o shai,e u p for the �treh·h run 11s they mcc1 Pitt sburgh toni ght 111 OH• first Of a four-ii:ame seriet\ M ilr l iJJ.:t'r F'rrrl l l u l c h 1 nsun llilmt'd hai. ) oung , rwwly rn11rriecl h• t t hand er. Jim 01'oolt> (ti.fl ) lo fill"l' l'1r .11 1 e ill"I' Uob �·riend ( J0. 5 1 in l ht' f i rsl game. Ttu.• arl· ligh1 i ·onlt•s t m .11 y !>t· au om l' n of t h i ngs w eome fo�- (' � ol'i n_ati ,. � havc,,n ,I h4'a1en . I h l Ht�s the l 1• ra1t!6 at l-? rbcs � ield t his n·ar in four meetings and have Lakt•n on!} , n'.e� from lhe /ugh j unt> of nu'.e _ga mhng Hun; all season. The two teams meet again Sat urday ;irternoo n und 1 h ,· n lock horns in ii duullii•header Sunday. Tiitd For Fourth H u t d1, who Jrnd tht' te;i m work• ing ou1 dJring the A l l S1iJr gam t• break, saitl he will prob;i hly fol low 0'1'oole with Jay J loo.k on Saturc.la)' and then pilch Don New comhe and Roh Purkt·y 1 11 lht· twinbill. This is. of t·ours<•. b arrin g unforeseen circumst anri•s I hat have a way of 11111 1 111!! the H ed plkhin g corps w1thou1 not 1 1"e. As tht" ll('ds gl'I hu,· k into ac• Liun. t hey a1 ,.i til'tl with St. Louis in fourth pla.c.i in Lhe Nutional League. Both c\ 11bs are Pight full game8 behind Pittsburgh but only a hall a game helund Loi Ani:e• lefil ln third place. A chec:k of lhl' Reds batting or­ der shows tha! not on(' o( the ( ' in• dnnati �gulars are hilling up 10 their potenti11I, or l' \'i:'n tw11r ll1Pir career average. Only third basemun E<ldiP Ka.<1• DANCE •• EAGL ES CLU B SATURDAY, J ULY l 6th-9:30 til I MEMBER S and GUESTS MUSIC BY GEORGE HALL COMBO aa· . Karr and Vari Zand t ' USED CAR SALE M1d ■ ll1t '2 Door / ' ush hutlon ilrh·f'. As flllt•nt us a l!Ollring gull. rlan your v11t•utio11 lll IJ1l s Big "M". It's r11 :uly Co gu. •• • . " " • ·, .• 1 • • � •• l SALE $1 288 '54 PONTIAC Chiefton Delu .. 4 Door Thia 0111• <' un ' t b1• lieut at thls price. l"kH.>s ewry1hin g but �ii up ,nut !w,i:;-. Yo11·11 real\)' llke II. See for yourself. Was $695 ■� ,Podi•;• !•2178 11-4 Ooor Sedan HrnnCtr_ul two tnni;> blue. Power 1-11eerlng and p0wer brake�. A quahly rur. 'l'rul y u good V41ltie. o.j.. , Oudgers helpless lo stop seo,i n g chm 1 . T�RS 1 7, 1E>S 3--Lil ! lt• Jh•tl· ,IIS lone IS tn�y s,rung an holiest I.J ilt. and who should n:,, to strike ny Wr r� ht, probably . the m1d_f.: t•t o f all Lln� le�gu, r.'udgels 1 11 thP 0 11 p �lt !e .'.lp.i_e, 1iTit"d out 1 .d ean IU\ "g\ i p a T he Bt v s ot not a sl e . rot tl\e_ flNI �11 ot his c.i• 111�rte odl ror �1 the t•d to ers D compar t�e tigers. His was one of ror N•_ "Ast fJ"fe ! E'e NJ , who a lso r eiv 2 s h ! ls to �ii for the Red.legs . er 7 1 1:a: (O tJ, F.ddie BaE'r Wf'nt the ro te r the Other 1'1,ger h1tte�-Chuck Bar• er d Do ,e :ii , t.els a dou�le 11nd, two singles: Rod A r uee Simpson hod t wo homen and a iunsle, • a hom�r • rnn � rt l n,t a e nd II sin,cli:'. iBaer a homer a double. Guinther a triple anf 3 'Do� N'•�er tWo sltttles, M oor e, a �ingles. Jeff Gibbs a homer and a •�hfle, h\:m ,u«a ft a ,2•r�n hoffiE"r dou hle , Uax1er 1wo singles, F:l'tl let lihd two s1ng!e1 118d 'English a doutwo h omers and a ."!Ingle, IT\1' D WM bJe. For the Redlegs Story, had a tlou• twn homers and a triple. bi ehl '!I bte , and stn_e_le, P_halm a double, the r slm i11 e pai of homers tame "1y1ell i: trr'ple with Werry and inning, nodgers t• 16 5 5---40 21 O M'lt?ie•s each si n gles. 001 466-17 17 1 O O O 2- 2 0 4 Tigers Braves . 002 010- 3 6 9 Baer ilnd Emler, Freeman (4 t Redleg.� Moore, English (WPJ UI), Napprr llensl,rr. fn, i n 1\). John t0n (1 ), ) and �tr, Bartels (5), Hytell 5 < ft ei: (3) li Wi e. and !loss (l ), Thei&s llmpirr s: Stobart , Johnson and (LJP), Phalin (4) and Lennie Van Meter. Sarg�nt. . In eompletio n of a July 5 ga'!1e G AMI!' SUMMARIES PIRATES 1 4, Y ANKll!S 8-Pl. that was �ailed, the Redlegs mprate oikhin .e: is1iued 18 fret' p 1:1Ss es ped the Tigers 10-9. G IA tn'S 13. JITS 2 - Giant hi1• and tan ned five Ya n kees, hul t h. e lent got 10 safe blows to the Jets' Pirates won anyway on hitting. two, the diHerence, as pitching Piratl:' hitters were ChuC'k Murwas nearly equal. Gia n t pitchers and two tloul)les sintles. wo t rav 7. Jets 8, passed B ill Neaf" and Mick Menctii n i Glanl hitters were Owen with a each a sl ngle, and La nn y Ty o and Chri11 tompkin11 each a double. Fo r triple, double and sinde, Cundirf t he- lo strs f.d Stark doubled and and Evans two doubles each, 1 1 1 64-13 10 J singled whilP G . Harris, West and Giaints Jets 002 00- 2 2 3 1'om llarri11 had sin�les. Jenkins (WP), Owen!! (4) and S. Yank s 130 013- 8 15 0 U'f. �nde rson (LPJ, J. Bu rt (4) Rpnd a r i J◄ Pir t s :l20 ODlt- 9 s tark, PIPchaty (LPJ (5), Ler(Jy and Wood1. I NDIANS 13, RACINE CARDS 10 Murray fS) an<t G. H.arriJ!. Kniidl�. toot a 7-1 lead on horn• -Raeine M'elji. (W S y P) (5) and Cilo ( J, T o -:;;;;--.;;------:;;;------ i 'e rs by Boll.le Snd Wolfe, each wit'1, \i m,ip on lq lhe first in ning an d A�. three 4}ngles ond two errors In lfte next frame. ,t.qr,.m ed baC'k in 1he Syracq _& flD iJeeond v,�· e'n I! boys batted for 1 1 runs o seven hits ond two er• w rors featuring Cundiff's two triples and Jewell 's two hits. For Racine other hits werP sin, DETROIT UPI-It was a great da y £or the West in the 1§71h an• gles by Spencer, J. Diddle, Nei�ler and T. Diddle. For Syrat'use Jewnua� We�tc n Qpen. Three .wns 'of Teti.I .an.d a 1111· eJ) )\pd three for four, cundiU two tlve Californian $hot three under more singles, C. crow two singles par 69'11 ;bursday to share the and Morarity a double and J. rirst round leat'l in what promises Crow two singles and a double. 10 be on� of the wildest scram• Jewell is batting at .617 on 1he hies or any professional golf season. 4 30 30--IO 8 8 Cards chase. 't l(rl UO tG-1i! 13 , Jackle Burke, Fred Hawtl'ni rndl1ni ' · . .and n ewcomer Buteh Balrd-111 J. Diddle (l;J>}, Spencer (2) ·a nd from lhe Lone Star Stale-and Si>encer, J. Diddle (2) . C. Crow Bob Roshurg, who learned his rWP), Jewell (!5) and Cundiff, C. fnirway maneuvers on the shores Crow (5 ), of ihe Pacific, lead the field of ROYALS S•GII TWO UD into tnday's second round, UPI-Gener.al ClNCINNATT But th,ir advan tage Is a shal:y one. 'hn more contenders are hot Manager Pepper WIison has an­ on the quartet's h¥l.1t just one nounced that Wayne Em bry and stroke hark while 18 others are I,.arry Stavermon have signed only two slroke8; o·rr, the pace at their 1960-61 tonlracts with the Cincinnati Ro)'al11. 71. West Has Great Day In .J.nual estertt Open out.u r Y ·HAR DWARE ' !I ., •., ' .• . REG. $4 .50 Was $1 795 · · · · · . . · · · · · · . . · SALE $ 1 488 PICN I C JUG $3.59 '54 PLYMOUTH S■voy 4 Door Sedan 811ttl4'!4h!p �rey · linlah and built like a battleshtp loo. ,Prite 1\, Flt Your Purse ICE C H ESt $1 3.95 . . · . . . . . . · SALE $288 '•lrlMII SOD 6 cyl C ' lub Sec\an. Heal sharp, ere1m and bll<"k llnl.!lh, au­ tornat lc- drive. Sure lo ,please you, lry it, New Trade-111 - - - - - - - - - $1 1 88 '53 POMTIAC Chieftain t Doer ller111 la real savrntt tor yflu ln • IOlid ear, A pod dfilN!nd­ able Job, A Sleol or A Deal FREEZl:R BAGS SALE $288 7 QT. CANNERS I� Atnflri• •The mark of auece11. Here'1 your cha ca'• finest st Amerk:a'e lowee:t price. A · .,.hit. � KETTLES . . . . PIASTIC PAILS $1 688 Karr & Yan Zandt ( \ •1 &J' ;,.n, . .;,. '•: W _,.� • tif7i ::c:r • "· 2•2176 -� 50 Ft. Garden Hon - $2.88 20 i"ch Fans - - - $24.95 ' Charcoal Lighter - - - 39c l nsec• Spray - - - - - 88c ' ' ' ' ' . . . . . . . . tt .M .. .. ' ' $ 1 .58 • • • • • , I • • • • • • -,- $9.95 �"'IIIIMING l>OOLS llORSE8.UOE SETS BEA.C H BALL§ .'. ...... ... .. ' . ..' . . , 88• lllt 88c 11'1iE'tT Rl!l>Ei..LtNT . . . . . . _ . 4tc W - Rleel C.bblaU.11 . . . ,, ... GU.SI IIREAIIS ,•.,� ALUMIN M fOll>l.,_G TA·L-S ii 11ii t;/CK GROA T: Ptri'sau� �IIOR'r!;- 7"0P, IYA !5 <'11t,r,r l't.AYE/l 7o ,:;Er 100 h'ff5 1'h'l5 5EAS<JII MP IF II,: h'A 6 BNOVISJ( OF 1'1/06B SI.>; F/Vt, A,yp ,'� _ /tr ytllMes SHd(IJ,P Fi'FIIC/1 FH ILADtLP HIA UPI-Philadel­ phia Phillies pitchers Dick Far­ rell a.,£1 J i m Owens �ought $100, · 000 lui lm eath toda)' from Time, Inc .. for a Sports Illustrated artl• df' they claimtd damaged their 11thlctk reputations. The richt-haodera Hi.d in .a .suit filed in U. S. District Court that a story which appeared in the June 13 ie:aue or the mag.O:lne pictured them as h�vy drl nlers, b,rawlen B'Q,d playboy9. The nti • . cle · was entitled "The Oilton Ga n g Hidrs Again." in!.� :.i:: 1· Play�rs May Vot e Dbwn Idea, ;;,t :::-..• .�;i!l' of. • Of TWO All tar Gam. es 1n 61 �:t ;::.�!!..��:�:,'��:�m ·-- �IIV, ... ..1 .. -. --... ....... Senators, Braves Win Games �������'�!!!!�,������ Middl<!� recorp 4-0_ ill second half ploy last evenin g with a t}-2 victory over the Vinkees while the Indians toot an� other o lh h • the lial\d1, t�t11 t�m:,l�f t�fl.flBrZ:� H"11")' ciatwortlly's Senator� got only two hils off two Yankee pltcheni, hut plenty of young legislaton got on b11sc 11s Johnny Hood and then 'Don nte Nelson either hit or walked 12 players, and Yankee supporl in the field was porous to the extent of four booted routine grounders. Sam Clatworthy, first baseman got both h i t.s 'tor the Senators, � single and double. For the Yankees, Craig Rawlings and Shaerred singled. Yankees 100 010--.2 2 4 Senators 203 22x-9 2 I J. Hood (LP) Nelson (4) and Har­ ris. Vaninwage n and Gladwell, Um• pire: Joey Stephenson, SRAVES WIN Woody Call'R Indians ha1 fl 2r0 lead golng inlo the third but blew up when John Taylor losl his conlrol in the fourth after it was Ucd 2-2 in the third. With Micky Brat­ ton, top hurler, just out of a sick bed, and Buddy Moore l ikewise, the I ndians tried Wa} 11e Davis on the mound tor hair an inning, sent Moore in for an inning and ll half, and ll{lished up with Bartlett 1hc last lwo lnnlnns as the score rolli:d up to 13-6 at the end. The Braves bolstered by return o! their ·top slugger and fielder, Jam Johnson, who had twu doubles JLftd a triple ln four trips. matched by G�orgc Si.ucr'� thre<: single11, got 11x more runs m the fourth and five more in the top of the sixth . David Casoi allowed } l Iodia n bits but Canned 1 I batters to pull h imself out or jams repeaceltly. Casci also hll aalely twice. Va n Johnson, Bradbury and Slf'wart al1!0 1in1J.led for the winner.!I. For the Indians Burken, Davis, .h!J· Here's the newest in cool comfort toom air can•itioner hil<I while Colem an ·cunni ngham . and Bratton had one' hat eac.h . Braves 002 60�13 1 1 o Indian� 1 to 013- 6 1 1 1 c�m and Br dbury. Taylor (L'P ), . Davis 4, Moo�c� 4, Bart .left 5 and Burkett. Umpire: L. Sm ith. JULY CLEARANCE Now Going On! SMITH CLOTHING Middleport BROWN'S MAR I N E CRESTLI N E R HOMt OWNERS U,:U C H ECK YOU R. PLANN ED H<lME IMPROVEMENT FROM THI S HAM DY LISt, i\ND MAI L OR -- ' PHONE FOR YOUl FRll ESTIMATES Carpenter J..•uinl num for Carports liiiJJ, triew Garages iil 9. Cement Walk and Drlve- 99c Ciil 1 1 . Floor "' Wall Coverings li1 l .l, Ceilin g Tile . E;il 1 3. Awnings I Br M.. H........ louoh Mr a nd M�s Her bert Roush and son and Mrs Ed na Roush, Mr. and Mrs Owe n Anderson Joe and Bart R hodes calle d on' Mrs Arnold Anderson and daughter � Sunday aflernoon at Keno Ridge Mr. and Mrs. Bob RhOOe1 I nd famil)' spent the week end with M r. a nd Mrs. Sherma n Butcher at Charleston. . j I · ·· Rotary Mower Close-Out Sale SAVE 2Q% Example: - • 2! lneb Rotary l�er _ -. • 4 Cycle Bri,ga & St.... £ntfae =�-- , es1ee1 RodJ· oiu1tKet1oa • I.art• Off !lei WMel. I 'IAIUY . •ND ltitiO,-k, ,...... WY.Z,916 ,._,_, Iii � 111111111 •• ., , 1 9s• J ' 1 95 7 PlYMoutlt '. 'FULL HOUSEPOWEII WIR. iNG I r_<l'll' )IP'l't up to dalt todayand Iii f!. modem planned Wirina · the fofure. ,:nOUilh �!lets , . • �Ii enqh clr�u!� . , _, P/�fr of Pl!war. system - that keeps MAJOR ELECTRlcil APP.LIANCl;,S I ln�lltd and ipcluded i� _th� �ase -�•lll!lli .home ID help )loll l1te 'electriclllly. COit 6! L1GHt 6elfir 1'(1\l LIVING ! Oecoritlve • • , funcjiQ��. lill),!lna'thAI llghtlng to i,yti ·liid im ti,6, • plan cpmpllments any for '11fety. ..,..,.,.,c co. CIOLt...u• - &OIIT...... ,e.-0 Al:CTlltO COMMN,\ _ ' �' " ' . . . ,aw AS 1 956 PlYMOUJH $1495 $ 1 1 95 0t.DSMOin.E 98 . 1 956 CflEVROlO Bel Air 4 Dr. Sedan. V8. auto. trans., ra• dio and heater . one owner, $1 295 , 1 955 PlYMOU111 &vo)' 2 Dr. Sedan, 8 cyl. Std. trans, new stilt covers. runs perfect. $ 895 · 1 952 FOltD 4 Dr. Sedan, V8, auto. trans. Good anee for the model. appear- $295 ' R. H .. Rawlings Sons Co. Werner Buaineaai Not A stdeliae" ..Where Radk> 6 TV II A l 951 FORD $1 195 s399s=. .... RADIO and TELEVISION $1495 4 Dr. H11rd Top, power 11leetlnc, brakes and wi ndows. hltohd In ■1,.._ , , • ot'ld ._,, IIIOdel NJ Votu.at1e• _,,... onllll�dl"cvlll ' $1495 I AUTOMOBllE C u s I 0 111 - D e s i q n P d f o r Yo u r l o t Llmfted o. . $1 S95 1 957 PONTIAC MOTOROL.A a�a, scheme and ih•daw free B E CK Y $ ..,. T h e r e' ,. a PHOl'!E WY•!•ffll I N THE CENTER or TOb . .. MIDDL�ltT, I Now $l .59 I I 1 958 FORD OWNERS Sale s5 7.oo H an� R FI RES'rO M E D EALER ·$TORI Asst. Patterns Reg. $1 .95 1 959 STUDEBAKER I 114fular $81.95 ,,...oy BABY DOLL PJs I $1 495 ilncl LADJF.8 I A'icl..t l& OIIIO PUIMIING I •::i� HiHingbottom or Ra- I ci n e i.s em p loyed .at the homi:' of , M,. and llrs. Ch,rley Knightm, Marion Ours attended the wed . dmg of h ia nephew, Rola nd Wolfe at Gal h poli1 Friday eve n ing Mr. an.- Mn . Jud Ours of Buckeye Llilke Rpent Friday and Saturday wath M.ar1on Ours a nd 1 fam ily. JULY Q!ARANCE c . CAR R ADIO count rnodell-1� HP anti I HP, 20tN Md 230Vo _;;;;;;;;;;;..;,;;;;;;;;_-;.;;;;;,.;-, ;;., FOREMl\1!1 JH'ld ABBOTT or Your Choke • l.ow�t Oplratlon. Four Vito, Mrs. F.dwird Griffith and Mrs. , r I M ae Peanon. Rev. Gilbert Spencer will be / preaching at the Fairview Church J I w · S w· 1 ro F ant ) or M ng d' e IMTathe I ape Measure Homerun Record ·Ollaen $ft.IS up � � -by "'"4,1 ,....,.,, -.....ii """"'•alimmer-,ki.t 24• flOffl �rant back. Th - I« -�..,_ Clbollnil ind dthumld ily(".. , Now filhtr fil.,a d1.111t1 dirt and'i,c,lleft from the air. Haal pump giVN atMdJo wW'ffltll --- di)'&, I ,µ I OVER 50 0TH EI\ ltEMS To Choose From, �11ty 99c t· Uers-Levelo-l'lane.... Drilla, GIUIJfll• Jilli. • 5t_ iil,O.Aluminum Siding PHONE W Y 2-2709 923 S9UT� T��D . A��- SET I • a s.i. • . .'VaverlY 1 o/ Parkerf�il: won lts for e.ach member or the team. Clark's leam was scheduled lo ' secol\d conseculive :Bend Sortball rourn�enL cham�wnsh1p �n Fri- play Syracuse in thf'c conso Jat t on . day ni 1ht W1t.!1 a f1,teen,mnmg 2 1 game but won third place by de· Save Your Sales SUpt1 vktory ov�r Smith's Upholstering fault when Syr11cuse for £eite_d a r. of ParkerS�uJ:'£. . . tcr s h�ssle on Wednesday mght Clark R team pl�yed the �e � Ha• A .b ases lo�ed �m� by l)onn1e Ja mi ,�� W°�V�l)' _1 � th'e bot\om _of ven Merchanl.s r n a preh m r nary J.be flQ.eenLh inning was the wm• contest and won by a score o( 7-0. Cricke1 Searles hurled a one-hitter. Mr. and Mr,. Slater and son hln1 blow. Harr)' Miller 1ot the only hit fo r have moved from lhl' Eva Moot:zs I . • Until t_ha_t me rJns �ad , begun New Hav e n in a bit of tom- £oolery i,l_ace lo the Fred Link plac. for. wo_nder. iJ �e ,(line would ever I when the entire All•Star outfield merly the Ron Norria place. Mr. and Mrs. George Goodnite bfirt,,, fO� ,_arh team moved back to the fences as he �d enied '4> be getting stronger came to bat. Miller hit a pop fl)' of Racine spepl Sunday with I ilona: the )'oute, . . Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rizer, that reu for a hit. Jack Devore, burly pitcher for The line score: M_r. and M rs. Hal . Ph o urs an d lhe W,averly team, hurled the en• family 1pf New Brighton and Mrs. CHAMPIONSHIP GAME tire game and i1ave up l,m l four I Smith' s 001 000 000 000 000--1 4 5 1 Roy Donohue and bmil)', loc1I, hll� H'e fi'nned 20 toreh Elder Wav'ly 100 0� 000 000 001-2 8 4 wisited ,Mr. and Mrs, Jud Ours staried ror the Sinllh's tline end ·Elder, Merrill ( 13J, Elder 05) at ,U.uckeye Lake rerently. pltched the first 12 ir:nlngs. He an4 Gregg; Devore a nd Bartlett. Mr. and Mr�. �larenee Roush fanned 19 In that lime. Merrill • and sons or W1nf1eld spent Tues-succeeded him but 10, into trouble day wilh the fo�me r'a father, Fr� FIRM AND QUIET in the filteenth. Elder came in to . NEW ORK UPI - Stocks were Roush and ram , l ,v. ..ltch against Sima a1ld gave up the mo.<1U,.. fi:Vrm and quiet at the ope n• M r. and Mrs. Roy Pearson · 'winning blow. were_ Sun�.lt_!_!ueRts of Rev. and 1 �ng today. _____ _ . Waverly° scored first in the game _i n tbe fi,st inning when Lel,nd _ GauJt walked and seo ,ed l•ie( on . bon me Sams two ba.se h1l, Smith's • tied it up in the third or iBurkhart's Bingle and a double by West. In th,t 10th innin1. Ebby led off . . • . . for Waverly and 11111lked. Gault was More o_ver, Mic.key Mantle, Ed the onl y , maJor lea1ue game on aafe .on an error, and Tefft walked Mathews 1.<1 crowdmg you !or the Thursda)' s sC"hedule. •Th a1 sc 1 lh e ."t_ape·me!l!lure" h ome ru n ch am- I to fill up the 1M5eS, , Buhl Win• Ninth ' staee .for Samii hit' a hO rd h·t r ,1'10nsh1p ,, . " , \ H,is "double drove In a run in · ,,ro1,md, ball down the &bird base , .M ath ew :.,,.uoesn,1 ,11 11 !'!any h omee finrt Inning and he scored Jill.I\ ,. runs off left-hand�d pitchers, _b ut! 1 1lh Following the game, trop-hies the one he deliver� �gamst M'n waukee's final tall)' following Custom Kitchens - P'urniture - Appliances were issued by tournament orfi. so�thPa Harvey �addiz 1� the I his three• bagger in the ninth olf Phone WY MUI w reliever Fred Green, beating the ,cials to the champions, to the ru n• Milwaukee Bra ves �-O victory N. SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, 0. throw to the plate on Joe Ad· . ners-up, and to the third place over t_he Pittsburgh Pirates Thurs cock 's bunt. team. day ntght was a beau1. Mrs. L. C. Roush, widow ol lhe The bl111t cleared the right founder of the tournamPnt pre• 'se nted the huge L. C. Roush Mem - field gr1mdstend roof at Forbes orlal Trophy to the manager of the Field i� Pittsburgh �nd made the winning Waverly team. Each mem• Braves All•Star third basema n her or the team was presented with I th_e firs� player e_ver to turn the trick twice. _The lut ,or those who smaller individual trophies. I Tournament D irector' Ralph have done d once mcludes the Sayre presented a t eam tfrophy to immortal Babe Ruth. 1 the Smit_h 's t�all_l as ruijn,n••up . Although lhe 100.feet•high . Smaller mdmdu al trophlrs were Forbes Field stands were erected � I tiresented lo team members. i n U127 no player cleared them Mel _Clark'& All-Stars won third u t il � th did it on May 25, 1935. n R p e m the tourname�t and rt!-, t And that wallo p was doubl)' � : .c e ed a te11m troph)' with medals memorable in that it was the II Ton Slake, V8 engine, 3 _,,..d trans. Lar k Station Wagon. 9 Pa99, 6 cyl. std. t,ol! alid it Will be finished within 714th a nd last of the Bambino's One owner, low mileage. shift, one owner. • week," said Scott. ' 'A timple career. Flrtt Ac,alnst Lefty majority wlll rule.' ' Since then, Ted Beard, Bob Skinner, W1:1tiy Moon, Mantle 11nd "Mathews have accomplished the �-' �- _ feat. Mathews did it for the first J time last season llgai nst Bob � Frtend. Mathews' fifth-Inning homer was his 17th of the regular season but only his first against a Jelly 2 Dr. Hard Top. Std. tra ns. One owner. Belved�re 4 Dr. Sedan, V8, auto. tbn1, Ra1 pitrher. dio and healer. Maybe left-handed !Winging Ed­ die learned something when he �t that homer ofr southpaw Whit­ ey Ford in the second All.Star ' game in New York Wednesday . "' 1 Besides his homer, which came I with Bill Burton on base, Ma- , , thews also hit a double and triple • i •· ' ·a1 the Braves cul •the Pfrates' Fairlane 500, .f Dr, Sedan, auto. trans, raBeJved,ttre 4 Dr. Sedan, V8, auto. trama. ���ad to four games I� dio ·and healer, one owner, low mileage, l one ownt-r. red and white finlth. . I a ey lumher & Supply Co. Price Cut 4 Pl ECE SCREW DRIVER ONLY Estimat•s e Your Loi Must Be Bougbt es Yean To Pay e No Down Payment . e Financial HelR Ay1t!l,able For Material And The SAVE at H anti It FIRESTON E -- MIDDLEPORT On Handy Tools Free ! p� l e, G l trove Waverly Of Parkersburg Wins AS OCIO P.fflS Free ! Silwinhd StraJght Bend T- Itie : A "Swln11l.1nd Dance" party 'f'ill • be featured at the Middleport ! Hi.ch School 1udltorluni thit urd■ y nisht. July 16. Servin& ..-.: the emeee, will be the ''J17a"e . T hi s m1rks the 134 yout h acu..: Vlty for Ken�y H.y.ell .nd Leo� Jord.an. Dancma: _ u from B-l2-: D■ nce c�n1e1t1 will be Thi: Stroll i:_ The Coh pso �nd The Tw11t. t:l e... frP�hmentt w1�I be 1old by the" senior mother • club, ■pon11ortn. I A V A I L A J L E SHELL HOUSE W� Wfil Be Clos� July 16 through 17 To Attend Mercury Factory Tralninl School MINERSVILLE, OHIO PHONE WY•3•t234 l I Avail�bte For tour New OATS CUTTER I TEXAS STYLE PANAMONJUM - Florida's . Gov. Leroy Collins waves a si.x-foot sombrero as delegates "blow the lid off" the pent-up cl,mor for Senator Lyndon B. Johnson at the Democratic national convention To 'Be On Smorday Sout heut ern O h to- fair stream fi1hmg in JOrne maJor stre.-ms / ,ucb 81 " alhondrng and Wills , Creek, Coshocton; Musk ingum and Hoclu ng, \\< ashui x t v n. a nd S h.ad"e River, Meigs. Mo�l of the MusJ.im• gum Conservano· Uistrict lakei1 j are dear and norm,il as are Lake Hope a nd I..ke Alma, Vmton Coun- Sen. Jackson Heady ty; Clouse and Buckeye Liike Per- T H O eatI Detn.Otta18 ry Coun1y; 8urr 011k., Morgan·. and LOS ANGE� Ul'l-3en. i''orked Hun, Meigs. Henry M. Jackson, a 48 year old Wa�hington 1tate Luthe ran with Jack Kennedy's boylJh look, has TO HOLD PICNIC Grou p I of the First l · n1ted only lo sa)' ye� to become the Presbyterian C hurch in Middle- 1 nt>w Demoeratic nat1on11I chiirport will hold a (amily p ic nic man. suecettding Paul M. Butler. T uesday July 1 9 at 6:30 p. m. at 1 There was every indleation that the municipal p.ark w,th Mrs Ed · ward Burlett a nd Mn. U�old Jark�on would �ve preaidentl.al SauPr co-chairmen a ssisted by n o minee Kennedy hls formal ac• ceplance today·olher group officers. · I $5,000 Mercu ry Outboords - 6 to 80 H.P. I I 1 I FOR. MEl 'GS COU NTY , <s11-tl'lit■il-' Dllliee' ,. CO LUMBUS L'PI - t�1sh tng con• d1t1ons lor Ohio anglen during the wttk end appear lo be good. the · !. t,1te Natural Resources lJl'p.irt1 rnent liald loday I - . Beware Of Itinerant Home Improvement Peddlers FOR NAMES THAT COU NT IN THE BOATING FIELD LON E STAR _..__ Ciil I . Kitchen Cabineh � 2. Additional Room Iii 3. New Roof i;j 4. Storm Windows � 5. Stor� D<oars liiJ 6 Aluminum Porch Column tll 7. Kaiser Diamond Ribbed 5 ALE •'or Good t'iohin11: MILLIONS Wt>lcome Jel'IIPY Team · -:r/ 1/...,,....- . frank Slocum the comml11ioner'1 office. ''So far the major leq:ue3 b1we onl}' a commllmenl s l 7. .500 Fanij May JERS EY CITY, N. J. UPI­ Some 7,500 rans were expected to welcome l n lernational Leaiue baseball back to Jersey City to• night when the transplantfd Ha­ vana Sugar Kin,s play their first home game a l Roosevelt St1ditlhl. The team now called "The Columlrus ,Jersey�•· meets the JP1s at 8 p. m. (edl). The Jer�s are firth in lhe league standings and the Jets are tied for last. Anldm MIi; � I •II'• ml�••u mer la.ulr out- ' be on� "or two remalns to be hr onl)' � l i ned today rn sur�emerita b)' se en. '' one major league All•St.a r game ! is in the works for HIBi , and Fta d,k Sro1t, spo'k esma:i tor 1 he Dec 11 "" }0 PrNl'� •· __ to pred "-• wu..t... , whether t here will be l wo hing es _Qlg leagu eN., and d s'J)okes=:-ian for Scott dee11 •>CU · on l8yen . that w_ll l th of!" e of ba h II comm11- the result o r lhe pl■Yer poll of _the p l � ,_POJ si:ner }�rd C . F:fc: be 1aae,i d ur1n11 th � commw week - I would be. Thua Was the future of l>Ht'· 1 "The td(>.11 or two All•Sta.r 111. m e, "My offlce l1 co ndurting the NEw YORK Ul't-So (?wens and FarreU clai111-ed the !!torr jeQIN11rclized their op,Pol'tuni­ t irs of gainini emPloyment dur­ ing the orr-season. They asked fdr a rttraetion. � Summer Caps - - - - - 1 9c BADMINTON SETS . . 311< PLASTIC BASKETS . . . . . . . . . . Cadillac-oN-�ii\11 a. .... ,,vy414m, lllnel I -. \ '' s:1 NCF. 1 8 84 POWER TOOLS CANNING S U PPLI ES '56 CADIUAC Hird ,•• c..,,. W. WY BAT and BALL SET � •NCH 88c ¼ INCH ILICTRIC IIG. $1 1 .t! DRI L.L - - - $ 1 0.88 Garden Sproyers Sale $7.98 $7 .88 ,osTOL Olt!P I l'ICH ILl(TIIC Hase Hoisles - 89c SAW - - - -$37.88 Gutter Guc1rcl1 $2.98 BARBECUE GIILLS l 957 FORD Wa $1995 - . . · · · . . . . · . . · · S . Phone 1 Cu,toD1er Pukiq In Rear QI Store IIIIDDLEPORT, OHIO 18--'2 Door Sedan V8 ROC'ktl e n1inP with Ml&ndard shift. Go - Go - Go in lhiA S/131),J))' Olds. The buy of )'Our ure, Was $495 . . . . . . . . · · · . . �---- ,· ROWLEY 6r R E E D '58 OLDSMOBILE Was $495 ---····== -- - - • By Alan Maver 300 . SU PER SUMMER SPEC iALS · · · . . · . . · · SALE $888 .. �!� RJ.tTORAl U:A.GltE 7t 303 07 I07 3:i,] Mays, S, t'. .l8 27 84 .JfO l .ar�e r . L. A . !ti . U As hb urn , Ch i. 7"J 291 80 96 ..330 i • ie me,u te. P,: h 77 306 !il 11 1 ..3l$ A dcocl!, Mil . .66 H7 27 77 .3l2 ..3t � I White, St. L. 7 312 48 91 t "nni,:ha.m , 81:.b 7.6 298 4$ 9l .::ios S kinn e r, Pgb . .80 310 &fl � .306 Howard, L. A. �3 20'6 35 62 .301 R'!n• ..t'Ntl In Am..-lcM lfftu•--Muls, Yenlce11 69; Gentile, 0.WI•• 59; Skow· ron, ".' •""... U; MYhoso, Whit. Sox 5:1; .,_,Mn, Orlt,1•1 St, HatlO,,.I L••tv.......•nks, C ubs 1♦i Atron 8r1vff 61; Mayi, Gients 64; C�a, Gi1nt1 S9; Skinner, Plrttff SS. . '40ft'M llu111, Arl'l.:,.ld'ili l•a•'ut-Marls, Y a n • lceH 27; Lemtn, S.nii t.,r, 1 1 ; M•ntle YankHS 20· Cola vito Ti' gen 11'; Held, Inell�"' 1 5. ■nk1,, Cuba National Lff 26; Aeron, BrHH 24; Clrds 20; Maya, Gi■nta 18; Cepeda, Giant s 17; M.thews, BraYl'I 1 7. Pitching Am.rlc■ n LHi\19--Coatu Yan• ""' CJ.I • Daley Athl.tic s ' 1 2-4 · Stalt;r, White S.x 9-3) Sto� S.ti1tort 6--2• B'rown Orlol.. 7-3 N•tlOf\11 L;...........buct a.,2:1 ..,._ 1-1; wam 1m,, F arrell Phlle 7-2· Buhl B 'rave, -- PlrMN ' 1 1 -4, ' f..3; L;w, - uetage they com• ting Jl bove lhe piled last year,-'Nie plucky Ka11ko · ltad.<1 the regulan with a .299 average while <Bailey, who finished ,as1 11ea110n with a .264 ·avet_age, Is hiltlng .270. But t�e real 'Of the regulors have floppf!d ,i :tht! plate. Can't Ckt \N• rJI · The bigged di11apOl)Jn�M,e nts have been Vada Pinson, the speed)' outfielder, and fl nt baseman Frank Robin11on . .Pinson Is hJttln,: only .268 compared to his lust1 .316 of last 11e.oson and Robi nson is hatting a puny .2!58 compared to his . 3 1 1 mark of 1859. Al so l'l thf mld•t of a 1lum-r la rltht rl•ld•r Gui lt,tt , Whe 1ur9ed b•ck In 1959 with a . 293 battlrii av•n... He 11 hltttn1 only .'264. The big thing Ornt has been mi ssing from the Cincinnati lineup t his y.elr Is the homer - one the or lhe Re.dll ' tnalnst.ays or l11sl few years. The hard ' • fllltln11 , trio of Pin!IOJl · Robinson • Bell smacked 75 balls out of the park last year between them. ThiR year they have hit but 28 with the sea• Ron more than half1 11:one. WV '56 OLDSMOBILE MAKING BIG HIT Pomeroy's Little 1,eague Pirates 1 1 1 - 1 I continued to look 7ti 299 �2 96 .32 1 like shoo-l'ns with a 14·8 victory over the Yankees. The DodMarn, N y ?2 269 55 86 · 32 0 · Car d s, anaI Giants kept p14ce, three �ames behind t h e �e M i nu:,0 , Chi . 79 300 48 rs, Wit h _. thump�ng, U DJble-t.o-st�p kind of affair, 40-2 g . I �� :; 6$ y l) Skowro N � w,n ovel_ th · _e Braves. tb e Cards drOPl)Jnj a J �-8 test to t he C, 10 Z'lj � $� 3 1 0 e Power. w 1llle the Giantfl tool the tfo"¥1t� Jets 13-%. I n d i a ns , 0 : 5 84 3 Ku�nn, C'fe. 71: ns 47 In l l� e � th er g�me .the TigerS toot the Red1 egs 1'7 - 3 . Lopt-z, !"1 y �i 2DJ 34 fi1 . 303 -- Tuai ""ttuo.ii: al R1cme feund lh i . . l ' i t• hall, C le tn zo 1 34 6 l 303 Phone SALE $488 Was $1 295 7,,5 1� 34 61 :l 2 B 29, ,2 9<l "" ON DISAILID L IST UPI-The Detroit DETROIT Tigers ha,•e placed pitcher Poul fi'o)'tock on the disabled list to make ,..,om for rookie Phll Regan . '58 MERCURY Was $1 595 -1 's'"',',' ''.' ·, ."', h . m h Philly Pitchers Ask $100,000 For Damages 1 4- Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Midd leport, G .. July 1 5 . 1 960 • • • • • DODGE 1 • , I'\'.· Se<o■d � • llliltkperl lI ... , • 'r ., .,... MILL STREET . ..... * DODGE-DART * DESOTO Phone WYandotte 2-21 52 .. • ID�DLENIIT. OHIO �-�- ... -·- _____,...... , Pir �tes· Win A gain, Look Like Shoo -In D-. .tA-_2 Aff.....:r At R 3Clfi . e OUJger s W1" n 'IV"" 1 t'M Games Behind Leader To Stay ,t,h MA,o, Lu.G u e L E Aoe• • a, U•lted p,.,. •••••.. ,ton,1 AMER •cAN L�AGU E G Aa • H P <I. P 1,,.,.cou• Red) CO'S Hopt. ng Secon d Ha )f t, Of S. eason ,.B et ter Than F.◄ ,rst I Hunni•ls, Bos • . lHGll LPI - The ( ml , lITSBl c1nn,11L tkd� get hack m w a d ion to n t1!hl hui,mg that lhc st•ru nd h il l f 0 1 lhe sl•..ison won't h,• like thr rirst 7 B i,t.i m cs llley plan:d •• • THE B EST OF THE USED CAR LOT 1959 Ford Fairl1"e Radio , HealPr, V 8 F.nginf' and Auln Trans. A l l wh11e v. 1l h h l llC' Ill '• •r 6 < vl �bn1brd Iran.� . iind t1\·1•rd r1 vp Our local OWnl't" lll·al 1·1·or111m } in t h is 1 :·ar · •1957 Ford F1irl.1ne SOO- Rndio lleatl·r. V-8 �:n l..'. 1 1w ,11111 A utu Trans l ·om pl1•1t•ly r1·h1ull engi1w 1 957 Stud•b•lcer H Cyl. with au!o ! tu n ..; ,\ real JH<'t' car at a lov. . !r1w prin• We also h,ve 1evnal ur, of 19S0 vintage incl uding ,1 JHp Piclc-up. Come in ■ nd look eround. M.alle u1 an offer on one of th1tu1 old•r urs. We now h ■ ve four new Cud,man Scooter•; In 1tttelc Oon · t for�11 I . wt• als o :rell whil1• 11a�olm1• .al our doC"k on tlw r1n·r h;mk Metropolitan Motors •'Tra11�port..11 1on 0111 Laud & Sea" Ph,me wv.2 . 1110 E, Main St. Pomeroy, 0. - --�-- '' I The kam will gel « l'hanrt' to f i nd ou1 rt'a l 1u11rk how t h r ngs art> g u 1 n g ! o shai,e u p for the �treh·h run 11s they mcc1 Pitt sburgh toni ght 111 OH• first Of a four-ii:ame seriet\ M ilr l iJJ.:t'r F'rrrl l l u l c h 1 nsun llilmt'd hai. ) oung , rwwly rn11rriecl h• t t hand er. Jim 01'oolt> (ti.fl ) lo fill"l' l'1r .11 1 e ill"I' Uob �·riend ( J0. 5 1 in l ht' f i rsl game. Ttu.• arl· ligh1 i ·onlt•s t m .11 y !>t· au om l' n of t h i ngs w eome fo�- (' � ol'i n_ati ,. � havc,,n ,I h4'a1en . I h l Ht�s the l 1• ra1t!6 at l-? rbcs � ield t his n·ar in four meetings and have Lakt•n on!} , n'.e� from lhe /ugh j unt> of nu'.e _ga mhng Hun; all season. The two teams meet again Sat urday ;irternoo n und 1 h ,· n lock horns in ii duullii•header Sunday. Tiitd For Fourth H u t d1, who Jrnd tht' te;i m work• ing ou1 dJring the A l l S1iJr gam t• break, saitl he will prob;i hly fol low 0'1'oole with Jay J loo.k on Saturc.la)' and then pilch Don New comhe and Roh Purkt·y 1 11 lht· twinbill. This is. of t·ours<•. b arrin g unforeseen circumst anri•s I hat have a way of 11111 1 111!! the H ed plkhin g corps w1thou1 not 1 1"e. As tht" ll('ds gl'I hu,· k into ac• Liun. t hey a1 ,.i til'tl with St. Louis in fourth pla.c.i in Lhe Nutional League. Both c\ 11bs are Pight full game8 behind Pittsburgh but only a hall a game helund Loi Ani:e• lefil ln third place. A chec:k of lhl' Reds batting or­ der shows tha! not on(' o( the ( ' in• dnnati �gulars are hilling up 10 their potenti11I, or l' \'i:'n tw11r ll1Pir career average. Only third basemun E<ldiP Ka.<1• DANCE •• EAGL ES CLU B SATURDAY, J ULY l 6th-9:30 til I MEMBER S and GUESTS MUSIC BY GEORGE HALL COMBO aa· . Karr and Vari Zand t ' USED CAR SALE M1d ■ ll1t '2 Door / ' ush hutlon ilrh·f'. As flllt•nt us a l!Ollring gull. rlan your v11t•utio11 lll IJ1l s Big "M". It's r11 :uly Co gu. •• • . " " • ·, .• 1 • • � •• l SALE $1 288 '54 PONTIAC Chiefton Delu .. 4 Door Thia 0111• <' un ' t b1• lieut at thls price. l"kH.>s ewry1hin g but �ii up ,nut !w,i:;-. Yo11·11 real\)' llke II. See for yourself. Was $695 ■� ,Podi•;• !•2178 11-4 Ooor Sedan HrnnCtr_ul two tnni;> blue. Power 1-11eerlng and p0wer brake�. A quahly rur. 'l'rul y u good V41ltie. o.j.. , Oudgers helpless lo stop seo,i n g chm 1 . T�RS 1 7, 1E>S 3--Lil ! lt• Jh•tl· ,IIS lone IS tn�y s,rung an holiest I.J ilt. and who should n:,, to strike ny Wr r� ht, probably . the m1d_f.: t•t o f all Lln� le�gu, r.'udgels 1 11 thP 0 11 p �lt !e .'.lp.i_e, 1iTit"d out 1 .d ean IU\ "g\ i p a T he Bt v s ot not a sl e . rot tl\e_ flNI �11 ot his c.i• 111�rte odl ror �1 the t•d to ers D compar t�e tigers. His was one of ror N•_ "Ast fJ"fe ! E'e NJ , who a lso r eiv 2 s h ! ls to �ii for the Red.legs . er 7 1 1:a: (O tJ, F.ddie BaE'r Wf'nt the ro te r the Other 1'1,ger h1tte�-Chuck Bar• er d Do ,e :ii , t.els a dou�le 11nd, two singles: Rod A r uee Simpson hod t wo homen and a iunsle, • a hom�r • rnn � rt l n,t a e nd II sin,cli:'. iBaer a homer a double. Guinther a triple anf 3 'Do� N'•�er tWo sltttles, M oor e, a �ingles. Jeff Gibbs a homer and a •�hfle, h\:m ,u«a ft a ,2•r�n hoffiE"r dou hle , Uax1er 1wo singles, F:l'tl let lihd two s1ng!e1 118d 'English a doutwo h omers and a ."!Ingle, IT\1' D WM bJe. For the Redlegs Story, had a tlou• twn homers and a triple. bi ehl '!I bte , and stn_e_le, P_halm a double, the r slm i11 e pai of homers tame "1y1ell i: trr'ple with Werry and inning, nodgers t• 16 5 5---40 21 O M'lt?ie•s each si n gles. 001 466-17 17 1 O O O 2- 2 0 4 Tigers Braves . 002 010- 3 6 9 Baer ilnd Emler, Freeman (4 t Redleg.� Moore, English (WPJ UI), Napprr llensl,rr. fn, i n 1\). John t0n (1 ), ) and �tr, Bartels (5), Hytell 5 < ft ei: (3) li Wi e. and !loss (l ), Thei&s llmpirr s: Stobart , Johnson and (LJP), Phalin (4) and Lennie Van Meter. Sarg�nt. . In eompletio n of a July 5 ga'!1e G AMI!' SUMMARIES PIRATES 1 4, Y ANKll!S 8-Pl. that was �ailed, the Redlegs mprate oikhin .e: is1iued 18 fret' p 1:1Ss es ped the Tigers 10-9. G IA tn'S 13. JITS 2 - Giant hi1• and tan ned five Ya n kees, hul t h. e lent got 10 safe blows to the Jets' Pirates won anyway on hitting. two, the diHerence, as pitching Piratl:' hitters were ChuC'k Murwas nearly equal. Gia n t pitchers and two tloul)les sintles. wo t rav 7. Jets 8, passed B ill Neaf" and Mick Menctii n i Glanl hitters were Owen with a each a sl ngle, and La nn y Ty o and Chri11 tompkin11 each a double. Fo r triple, double and sinde, Cundirf t he- lo strs f.d Stark doubled and and Evans two doubles each, 1 1 1 64-13 10 J singled whilP G . Harris, West and Giaints Jets 002 00- 2 2 3 1'om llarri11 had sin�les. Jenkins (WP), Owen!! (4) and S. Yank s 130 013- 8 15 0 U'f. �nde rson (LPJ, J. Bu rt (4) Rpnd a r i J◄ Pir t s :l20 ODlt- 9 s tark, PIPchaty (LPJ (5), Ler(Jy and Wood1. I NDIANS 13, RACINE CARDS 10 Murray fS) an<t G. H.arriJ!. Kniidl�. toot a 7-1 lead on horn• -Raeine M'elji. (W S y P) (5) and Cilo ( J, T o -:;;;;--.;;------:;;;------ i 'e rs by Boll.le Snd Wolfe, each wit'1, \i m,ip on lq lhe first in ning an d A�. three 4}ngles ond two errors In lfte next frame. ,t.qr,.m ed baC'k in 1he Syracq _& flD iJeeond v,�· e'n I! boys batted for 1 1 runs o seven hits ond two er• w rors featuring Cundiff's two triples and Jewell 's two hits. For Racine other hits werP sin, DETROIT UPI-It was a great da y £or the West in the 1§71h an• gles by Spencer, J. Diddle, Nei�ler and T. Diddle. For Syrat'use Jewnua� We�tc n Qpen. Three .wns 'of Teti.I .an.d a 1111· eJ) )\pd three for four, cundiU two tlve Californian $hot three under more singles, C. crow two singles par 69'11 ;bursday to share the and Morarity a double and J. rirst round leat'l in what promises Crow two singles and a double. 10 be on� of the wildest scram• Jewell is batting at .617 on 1he hies or any professional golf season. 4 30 30--IO 8 8 Cards chase. 't l(rl UO tG-1i! 13 , Jackle Burke, Fred Hawtl'ni rndl1ni ' · . .and n ewcomer Buteh Balrd-111 J. Diddle (l;J>}, Spencer (2) ·a nd from lhe Lone Star Stale-and Si>encer, J. Diddle (2) . C. Crow Bob Roshurg, who learned his rWP), Jewell (!5) and Cundiff, C. fnirway maneuvers on the shores Crow (5 ), of ihe Pacific, lead the field of ROYALS S•GII TWO UD into tnday's second round, UPI-Gener.al ClNCINNATT But th,ir advan tage Is a shal:y one. 'hn more contenders are hot Manager Pepper WIison has an­ on the quartet's h¥l.1t just one nounced that Wayne Em bry and stroke hark while 18 others are I,.arry Stavermon have signed only two slroke8; o·rr, the pace at their 1960-61 tonlracts with the Cincinnati Ro)'al11. 71. West Has Great Day In .J.nual estertt Open out.u r Y ·HAR DWARE ' !I ., •., ' .• . REG. $4 .50 Was $1 795 · · · · · . . · · · · · · . . · SALE $ 1 488 PICN I C JUG $3.59 '54 PLYMOUTH S■voy 4 Door Sedan 811ttl4'!4h!p �rey · linlah and built like a battleshtp loo. ,Prite 1\, Flt Your Purse ICE C H ESt $1 3.95 . . · . . . . . . · SALE $288 '•lrlMII SOD 6 cyl C ' lub Sec\an. Heal sharp, ere1m and bll<"k llnl.!lh, au­ tornat lc- drive. Sure lo ,please you, lry it, New Trade-111 - - - - - - - - - $1 1 88 '53 POMTIAC Chieftain t Doer ller111 la real savrntt tor yflu ln • IOlid ear, A pod dfilN!nd­ able Job, A Sleol or A Deal FREEZl:R BAGS SALE $288 7 QT. CANNERS I� Atnflri• •The mark of auece11. Here'1 your cha ca'• finest st Amerk:a'e lowee:t price. A · .,.hit. � KETTLES . . . . PIASTIC PAILS $1 688 Karr & Yan Zandt ( \ •1 &J' ;,.n, . .;,. '•: W _,.� • tif7i ::c:r • "· 2•2176 -� 50 Ft. Garden Hon - $2.88 20 i"ch Fans - - - $24.95 ' Charcoal Lighter - - - 39c l nsec• Spray - - - - - 88c ' ' ' ' ' . . . . . . . . tt .M .. .. ' ' $ 1 .58 • • • • • , I • • • • • • -,- $9.95 �"'IIIIMING l>OOLS llORSE8.UOE SETS BEA.C H BALL§ .'. ...... ... .. ' . ..' . . , 88• lllt 88c 11'1iE'tT Rl!l>Ei..LtNT . . . . . . _ . 4tc W - Rleel C.bblaU.11 . . . ,, ... GU.SI IIREAIIS ,•.,� ALUMIN M fOll>l.,_G TA·L-S ii 11ii t;/CK GROA T: Ptri'sau� �IIOR'r!;- 7"0P, IYA !5 <'11t,r,r l't.AYE/l 7o ,:;Er 100 h'ff5 1'h'l5 5EAS<JII MP IF II,: h'A 6 BNOVISJ( OF 1'1/06B SI.>; F/Vt, A,yp ,'� _ /tr ytllMes SHd(IJ,P Fi'FIIC/1 FH ILADtLP HIA UPI-Philadel­ phia Phillies pitchers Dick Far­ rell a.,£1 J i m Owens �ought $100, · 000 lui lm eath toda)' from Time, Inc .. for a Sports Illustrated artl• df' they claimtd damaged their 11thlctk reputations. The richt-haodera Hi.d in .a .suit filed in U. S. District Court that a story which appeared in the June 13 ie:aue or the mag.O:lne pictured them as h�vy drl nlers, b,rawlen B'Q,d playboy9. The nti • . cle · was entitled "The Oilton Ga n g Hidrs Again." in!.� :.i:: 1· Play�rs May Vot e Dbwn Idea, ;;,t :::-..• .�;i!l' of. • Of TWO All tar Gam. es 1n 61 �:t ;::.�!!..��:�:,'��:�m ·-- �IIV, ... ..1 .. -. --... ....... Senators, Braves Win Games �������'�!!!!�,������ Middl<!� recorp 4-0_ ill second half ploy last evenin g with a t}-2 victory over the Vinkees while the Indians toot an� other o lh h • the lial\d1, t�t11 t�m:,l�f t�fl.flBrZ:� H"11")' ciatwortlly's Senator� got only two hils off two Yankee pltcheni, hut plenty of young legislaton got on b11sc 11s Johnny Hood and then 'Don nte Nelson either hit or walked 12 players, and Yankee supporl in the field was porous to the extent of four booted routine grounders. Sam Clatworthy, first baseman got both h i t.s 'tor the Senators, � single and double. For the Yankees, Craig Rawlings and Shaerred singled. Yankees 100 010--.2 2 4 Senators 203 22x-9 2 I J. Hood (LP) Nelson (4) and Har­ ris. Vaninwage n and Gladwell, Um• pire: Joey Stephenson, SRAVES WIN Woody Call'R Indians ha1 fl 2r0 lead golng inlo the third but blew up when John Taylor losl his conlrol in the fourth after it was Ucd 2-2 in the third. With Micky Brat­ ton, top hurler, just out of a sick bed, and Buddy Moore l ikewise, the I ndians tried Wa} 11e Davis on the mound tor hair an inning, sent Moore in for an inning and ll half, and ll{lished up with Bartlett 1hc last lwo lnnlnns as the score rolli:d up to 13-6 at the end. The Braves bolstered by return o! their ·top slugger and fielder, Jam Johnson, who had twu doubles JLftd a triple ln four trips. matched by G�orgc Si.ucr'� thre<: single11, got 11x more runs m the fourth and five more in the top of the sixth . David Casoi allowed } l Iodia n bits but Canned 1 I batters to pull h imself out or jams repeaceltly. Casci also hll aalely twice. Va n Johnson, Bradbury and Slf'wart al1!0 1in1J.led for the winner.!I. For the Indians Burken, Davis, .h!J· Here's the newest in cool comfort toom air can•itioner hil<I while Colem an ·cunni ngham . and Bratton had one' hat eac.h . Braves 002 60�13 1 1 o Indian� 1 to 013- 6 1 1 1 c�m and Br dbury. Taylor (L'P ), . Davis 4, Moo�c� 4, Bart .left 5 and Burkett. Umpire: L. Sm ith. JULY CLEARANCE Now Going On! SMITH CLOTHING Middleport BROWN'S MAR I N E CRESTLI N E R HOMt OWNERS U,:U C H ECK YOU R. PLANN ED H<lME IMPROVEMENT FROM THI S HAM DY LISt, i\ND MAI L OR -- ' PHONE FOR YOUl FRll ESTIMATES Carpenter J..•uinl num for Carports liiiJJ, triew Garages iil 9. Cement Walk and Drlve- 99c Ciil 1 1 . Floor "' Wall Coverings li1 l .l, Ceilin g Tile . E;il 1 3. Awnings I Br M.. H........ louoh Mr a nd M�s Her bert Roush and son and Mrs Ed na Roush, Mr. and Mrs Owe n Anderson Joe and Bart R hodes calle d on' Mrs Arnold Anderson and daughter � Sunday aflernoon at Keno Ridge Mr. and Mrs. Bob RhOOe1 I nd famil)' spent the week end with M r. a nd Mrs. Sherma n Butcher at Charleston. . j I · ·· Rotary Mower Close-Out Sale SAVE 2Q% Example: - • 2! lneb Rotary l�er _ -. • 4 Cycle Bri,ga & St.... £ntfae =�-- , es1ee1 RodJ· oiu1tKet1oa • I.art• Off !lei WMel. I 'IAIUY . •ND ltitiO,-k, ,...... WY.Z,916 ,._,_, Iii � 111111111 •• ., , 1 9s• J ' 1 95 7 PlYMoutlt '. 'FULL HOUSEPOWEII WIR. iNG I r_<l'll' )IP'l't up to dalt todayand Iii f!. modem planned Wirina · the fofure. ,:nOUilh �!lets , . • �Ii enqh clr�u!� . , _, P/�fr of Pl!war. system - that keeps MAJOR ELECTRlcil APP.LIANCl;,S I ln�lltd and ipcluded i� _th� �ase -�•lll!lli .home ID help )loll l1te 'electriclllly. COit 6! L1GHt 6elfir 1'(1\l LIVING ! Oecoritlve • • , funcjiQ��. lill),!lna'thAI llghtlng to i,yti ·liid im ti,6, • plan cpmpllments any for '11fety. ..,..,.,.,c co. CIOLt...u• - &OIIT...... ,e.-0 Al:CTlltO COMMN,\ _ ' �' " ' . . . ,aw AS 1 956 PlYMOUJH $1495 $ 1 1 95 0t.DSMOin.E 98 . 1 956 CflEVROlO Bel Air 4 Dr. Sedan. V8. auto. trans., ra• dio and heater . one owner, $1 295 , 1 955 PlYMOU111 &vo)' 2 Dr. Sedan, 8 cyl. Std. trans, new stilt covers. runs perfect. $ 895 · 1 952 FOltD 4 Dr. Sedan, V8, auto. trans. Good anee for the model. appear- $295 ' R. H .. Rawlings Sons Co. Werner Buaineaai Not A stdeliae" ..Where Radk> 6 TV II A l 951 FORD $1 195 s399s=. .... RADIO and TELEVISION $1495 4 Dr. H11rd Top, power 11leetlnc, brakes and wi ndows. hltohd In ■1,.._ , , • ot'ld ._,, IIIOdel NJ Votu.at1e• _,,... onllll�dl"cvlll ' $1495 I AUTOMOBllE C u s I 0 111 - D e s i q n P d f o r Yo u r l o t Llmfted o. . $1 S95 1 957 PONTIAC MOTOROL.A a�a, scheme and ih•daw free B E CK Y $ ..,. T h e r e' ,. a PHOl'!E WY•!•ffll I N THE CENTER or TOb . .. MIDDL�ltT, I Now $l .59 I I 1 958 FORD OWNERS Sale s5 7.oo H an� R FI RES'rO M E D EALER ·$TORI Asst. Patterns Reg. $1 .95 1 959 STUDEBAKER I 114fular $81.95 ,,...oy BABY DOLL PJs I $1 495 ilncl LADJF.8 I A'icl..t l& OIIIO PUIMIING I •::i� HiHingbottom or Ra- I ci n e i.s em p loyed .at the homi:' of , M,. and llrs. Ch,rley Knightm, Marion Ours attended the wed . dmg of h ia nephew, Rola nd Wolfe at Gal h poli1 Friday eve n ing Mr. an.- Mn . Jud Ours of Buckeye Llilke Rpent Friday and Saturday wath M.ar1on Ours a nd 1 fam ily. JULY Q!ARANCE c . CAR R ADIO count rnodell-1� HP anti I HP, 20tN Md 230Vo _;;;;;;;;;;;..;,;;;;;;;;_-;.;;;;;,.;-, ;;., FOREMl\1!1 JH'ld ABBOTT or Your Choke • l.ow�t Oplratlon. Four Vito, Mrs. F.dwird Griffith and Mrs. , r I M ae Peanon. Rev. Gilbert Spencer will be / preaching at the Fairview Church J I w · S w· 1 ro F ant ) or M ng d' e IMTathe I ape Measure Homerun Record ·Ollaen $ft.IS up � � -by "'"4,1 ,....,.,, -.....ii """"'•alimmer-,ki.t 24• flOffl �rant back. Th - I« -�..,_ Clbollnil ind dthumld ily(".. , Now filhtr fil.,a d1.111t1 dirt and'i,c,lleft from the air. Haal pump giVN atMdJo wW'ffltll --- di)'&, I ,µ I OVER 50 0TH EI\ ltEMS To Choose From, �11ty 99c t· Uers-Levelo-l'lane.... Drilla, GIUIJfll• Jilli. • 5t_ iil,O.Aluminum Siding PHONE W Y 2-2709 923 S9UT� T��D . A��- SET I • a s.i. • . .'VaverlY 1 o/ Parkerf�il: won lts for e.ach member or the team. Clark's leam was scheduled lo ' secol\d conseculive :Bend Sortball rourn�enL cham�wnsh1p �n Fri- play Syracuse in thf'c conso Jat t on . day ni 1ht W1t.!1 a f1,teen,mnmg 2 1 game but won third place by de· Save Your Sales SUpt1 vktory ov�r Smith's Upholstering fault when Syr11cuse for £eite_d a r. of ParkerS�uJ:'£. . . tcr s h�ssle on Wednesday mght Clark R team pl�yed the �e � Ha• A .b ases lo�ed �m� by l)onn1e Ja mi ,�� W°�V�l)' _1 � th'e bot\om _of ven Merchanl.s r n a preh m r nary J.be flQ.eenLh inning was the wm• contest and won by a score o( 7-0. Cricke1 Searles hurled a one-hitter. Mr. and Mr,. Slater and son hln1 blow. Harr)' Miller 1ot the only hit fo r have moved from lhl' Eva Moot:zs I . • Until t_ha_t me rJns �ad , begun New Hav e n in a bit of tom- £oolery i,l_ace lo the Fred Link plac. for. wo_nder. iJ �e ,(line would ever I when the entire All•Star outfield merly the Ron Norria place. Mr. and Mrs. George Goodnite bfirt,,, fO� ,_arh team moved back to the fences as he �d enied '4> be getting stronger came to bat. Miller hit a pop fl)' of Racine spepl Sunday with I ilona: the )'oute, . . Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rizer, that reu for a hit. Jack Devore, burly pitcher for The line score: M_r. and M rs. Hal . Ph o urs an d lhe W,averly team, hurled the en• family 1pf New Brighton and Mrs. CHAMPIONSHIP GAME tire game and i1ave up l,m l four I Smith' s 001 000 000 000 000--1 4 5 1 Roy Donohue and bmil)', loc1I, hll� H'e fi'nned 20 toreh Elder Wav'ly 100 0� 000 000 001-2 8 4 wisited ,Mr. and Mrs, Jud Ours staried ror the Sinllh's tline end ·Elder, Merrill ( 13J, Elder 05) at ,U.uckeye Lake rerently. pltched the first 12 ir:nlngs. He an4 Gregg; Devore a nd Bartlett. Mr. and Mr�. �larenee Roush fanned 19 In that lime. Merrill • and sons or W1nf1eld spent Tues-succeeded him but 10, into trouble day wilh the fo�me r'a father, Fr� FIRM AND QUIET in the filteenth. Elder came in to . NEW ORK UPI - Stocks were Roush and ram , l ,v. ..ltch against Sima a1ld gave up the mo.<1U,.. fi:Vrm and quiet at the ope n• M r. and Mrs. Roy Pearson · 'winning blow. were_ Sun�.lt_!_!ueRts of Rev. and 1 �ng today. _____ _ . Waverly° scored first in the game _i n tbe fi,st inning when Lel,nd _ GauJt walked and seo ,ed l•ie( on . bon me Sams two ba.se h1l, Smith's • tied it up in the third or iBurkhart's Bingle and a double by West. In th,t 10th innin1. Ebby led off . . • . . for Waverly and 11111lked. Gault was More o_ver, Mic.key Mantle, Ed the onl y , maJor lea1ue game on aafe .on an error, and Tefft walked Mathews 1.<1 crowdmg you !or the Thursda)' s sC"hedule. •Th a1 sc 1 lh e ."t_ape·me!l!lure" h ome ru n ch am- I to fill up the 1M5eS, , Buhl Win• Ninth ' staee .for Samii hit' a hO rd h·t r ,1'10nsh1p ,, . " , \ H,is "double drove In a run in · ,,ro1,md, ball down the &bird base , .M ath ew :.,,.uoesn,1 ,11 11 !'!any h omee finrt Inning and he scored Jill.I\ ,. runs off left-hand�d pitchers, _b ut! 1 1lh Following the game, trop-hies the one he deliver� �gamst M'n waukee's final tall)' following Custom Kitchens - P'urniture - Appliances were issued by tournament orfi. so�thPa Harvey �addiz 1� the I his three• bagger in the ninth olf Phone WY MUI w reliever Fred Green, beating the ,cials to the champions, to the ru n• Milwaukee Bra ves �-O victory N. SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, 0. throw to the plate on Joe Ad· . ners-up, and to the third place over t_he Pittsburgh Pirates Thurs cock 's bunt. team. day ntght was a beau1. Mrs. L. C. Roush, widow ol lhe The bl111t cleared the right founder of the tournamPnt pre• 'se nted the huge L. C. Roush Mem - field gr1mdstend roof at Forbes orlal Trophy to the manager of the Field i� Pittsburgh �nd made the winning Waverly team. Each mem• Braves All•Star third basema n her or the team was presented with I th_e firs� player e_ver to turn the trick twice. _The lut ,or those who smaller individual trophies. I Tournament D irector' Ralph have done d once mcludes the Sayre presented a t eam tfrophy to immortal Babe Ruth. 1 the Smit_h 's t�all_l as ruijn,n••up . Although lhe 100.feet•high . Smaller mdmdu al trophlrs were Forbes Field stands were erected � I tiresented lo team members. i n U127 no player cleared them Mel _Clark'& All-Stars won third u t il � th did it on May 25, 1935. n R p e m the tourname�t and rt!-, t And that wallo p was doubl)' � : .c e ed a te11m troph)' with medals memorable in that it was the II Ton Slake, V8 engine, 3 _,,..d trans. Lar k Station Wagon. 9 Pa99, 6 cyl. std. t,ol! alid it Will be finished within 714th a nd last of the Bambino's One owner, low mileage. shift, one owner. • week," said Scott. ' 'A timple career. Flrtt Ac,alnst Lefty majority wlll rule.' ' Since then, Ted Beard, Bob Skinner, W1:1tiy Moon, Mantle 11nd "Mathews have accomplished the �-' �- _ feat. Mathews did it for the first J time last season llgai nst Bob � Frtend. Mathews' fifth-Inning homer was his 17th of the regular season but only his first against a Jelly 2 Dr. Hard Top. Std. tra ns. One owner. Belved�re 4 Dr. Sedan, V8, auto. tbn1, Ra1 pitrher. dio and healer. Maybe left-handed !Winging Ed­ die learned something when he �t that homer ofr southpaw Whit­ ey Ford in the second All.Star ' game in New York Wednesday . "' 1 Besides his homer, which came I with Bill Burton on base, Ma- , , thews also hit a double and triple • i •· ' ·a1 the Braves cul •the Pfrates' Fairlane 500, .f Dr, Sedan, auto. trans, raBeJved,ttre 4 Dr. Sedan, V8, auto. trama. ���ad to four games I� dio ·and healer, one owner, low mileage, l one ownt-r. red and white finlth. . I a ey lumher & Supply Co. Price Cut 4 Pl ECE SCREW DRIVER ONLY Estimat•s e Your Loi Must Be Bougbt es Yean To Pay e No Down Payment . e Financial HelR Ay1t!l,able For Material And The SAVE at H anti It FIRESTON E -- MIDDLEPORT On Handy Tools Free ! p� l e, G l trove Waverly Of Parkersburg Wins AS OCIO P.fflS Free ! Silwinhd StraJght Bend T- Itie : A "Swln11l.1nd Dance" party 'f'ill • be featured at the Middleport ! Hi.ch School 1udltorluni thit urd■ y nisht. July 16. Servin& ..-.: the emeee, will be the ''J17a"e . T hi s m1rks the 134 yout h acu..: Vlty for Ken�y H.y.ell .nd Leo� Jord.an. Dancma: _ u from B-l2-: D■ nce c�n1e1t1 will be Thi: Stroll i:_ The Coh pso �nd The Tw11t. t:l e... frP�hmentt w1�I be 1old by the" senior mother • club, ■pon11ortn. I A V A I L A J L E SHELL HOUSE W� Wfil Be Clos� July 16 through 17 To Attend Mercury Factory Tralninl School MINERSVILLE, OHIO PHONE WY•3•t234 l I Avail�bte For tour New OATS CUTTER I TEXAS STYLE PANAMONJUM - Florida's . Gov. Leroy Collins waves a si.x-foot sombrero as delegates "blow the lid off" the pent-up cl,mor for Senator Lyndon B. Johnson at the Democratic national convention To 'Be On Smorday Sout heut ern O h to- fair stream fi1hmg in JOrne maJor stre.-ms / ,ucb 81 " alhondrng and Wills , Creek, Coshocton; Musk ingum and Hoclu ng, \\< ashui x t v n. a nd S h.ad"e River, Meigs. Mo�l of the MusJ.im• gum Conservano· Uistrict lakei1 j are dear and norm,il as are Lake Hope a nd I..ke Alma, Vmton Coun- Sen. Jackson Heady ty; Clouse and Buckeye Liike Per- T H O eatI Detn.Otta18 ry Coun1y; 8urr 011k., Morgan·. and LOS ANGE� Ul'l-3en. i''orked Hun, Meigs. Henry M. Jackson, a 48 year old Wa�hington 1tate Luthe ran with Jack Kennedy's boylJh look, has TO HOLD PICNIC Grou p I of the First l · n1ted only lo sa)' ye� to become the Presbyterian C hurch in Middle- 1 nt>w Demoeratic nat1on11I chiirport will hold a (amily p ic nic man. suecettding Paul M. Butler. T uesday July 1 9 at 6:30 p. m. at 1 There was every indleation that the municipal p.ark w,th Mrs Ed · ward Burlett a nd Mn. U�old Jark�on would �ve preaidentl.al SauPr co-chairmen a ssisted by n o minee Kennedy hls formal ac• ceplance today·olher group officers. · I $5,000 Mercu ry Outboords - 6 to 80 H.P. I I 1 I FOR. MEl 'GS COU NTY , <s11-tl'lit■il-' Dllliee' ,. CO LUMBUS L'PI - t�1sh tng con• d1t1ons lor Ohio anglen during the wttk end appear lo be good. the · !. t,1te Natural Resources lJl'p.irt1 rnent liald loday I - . Beware Of Itinerant Home Improvement Peddlers FOR NAMES THAT COU NT IN THE BOATING FIELD LON E STAR _..__ Ciil I . Kitchen Cabineh � 2. Additional Room Iii 3. New Roof i;j 4. Storm Windows � 5. Stor� D<oars liiJ 6 Aluminum Porch Column tll 7. Kaiser Diamond Ribbed 5 ALE •'or Good t'iohin11: MILLIONS Wt>lcome Jel'IIPY Team · -:r/ 1/...,,....- . frank Slocum the comml11ioner'1 office. ''So far the major leq:ue3 b1we onl}' a commllmenl s l 7. .500 Fanij May JERS EY CITY, N. J. UPI­ Some 7,500 rans were expected to welcome l n lernational Leaiue baseball back to Jersey City to• night when the transplantfd Ha­ vana Sugar Kin,s play their first home game a l Roosevelt St1ditlhl. The team now called "The Columlrus ,Jersey�•· meets the JP1s at 8 p. m. (edl). The Jer�s are firth in lhe league standings and the Jets are tied for last. Anldm MIi; � I •II'• ml�••u mer la.ulr out- ' be on� "or two remalns to be hr onl)' � l i ned today rn sur�emerita b)' se en. '' one major league All•St.a r game ! is in the works for HIBi , and Fta d,k Sro1t, spo'k esma:i tor 1 he Dec 11 "" }0 PrNl'� •· __ to pred "-• wu..t... , whether t here will be l wo hing es _Qlg leagu eN., and d s'J)okes=:-ian for Scott dee11 •>CU · on l8yen . that w_ll l th of!" e of ba h II comm11- the result o r lhe pl■Yer poll of _the p l � ,_POJ si:ner }�rd C . F:fc: be 1aae,i d ur1n11 th � commw week - I would be. Thua Was the future of l>Ht'· 1 "The td(>.11 or two All•Sta.r 111. m e, "My offlce l1 co ndurting the NEw YORK Ul't-So (?wens and FarreU clai111-ed the !!torr jeQIN11rclized their op,Pol'tuni­ t irs of gainini emPloyment dur­ ing the orr-season. They asked fdr a rttraetion. � Summer Caps - - - - - 1 9c BADMINTON SETS . . 311< PLASTIC BASKETS . . . . . . . . . . Cadillac-oN-�ii\11 a. .... ,,vy414m, lllnel I -. \ '' s:1 NCF. 1 8 84 POWER TOOLS CANNING S U PPLI ES '56 CADIUAC Hird ,•• c..,,. W. WY BAT and BALL SET � •NCH 88c ¼ INCH ILICTRIC IIG. $1 1 .t! DRI L.L - - - $ 1 0.88 Garden Sproyers Sale $7.98 $7 .88 ,osTOL Olt!P I l'ICH ILl(TIIC Hase Hoisles - 89c SAW - - - -$37.88 Gutter Guc1rcl1 $2.98 BARBECUE GIILLS l 957 FORD Wa $1995 - . . · · · . . . . · . . · · S . Phone 1 Cu,toD1er Pukiq In Rear QI Store IIIIDDLEPORT, OHIO 18--'2 Door Sedan V8 ROC'ktl e n1inP with Ml&ndard shift. Go - Go - Go in lhiA S/131),J))' Olds. The buy of )'Our ure, Was $495 . . . . . . . . · · · . . �---- ,· ROWLEY 6r R E E D '58 OLDSMOBILE Was $495 ---····== -- - - • By Alan Maver 300 . SU PER SUMMER SPEC iALS · · · . . · . . · · SALE $888 .. �!� RJ.tTORAl U:A.GltE 7t 303 07 I07 3:i,] Mays, S, t'. .l8 27 84 .JfO l .ar�e r . L. A . !ti . U As hb urn , Ch i. 7"J 291 80 96 ..330 i • ie me,u te. P,: h 77 306 !il 11 1 ..3l$ A dcocl!, Mil . .66 H7 27 77 .3l2 ..3t � I White, St. L. 7 312 48 91 t "nni,:ha.m , 81:.b 7.6 298 4$ 9l .::ios S kinn e r, Pgb . .80 310 &fl � .306 Howard, L. A. �3 20'6 35 62 .301 R'!n• ..t'Ntl In Am..-lcM lfftu•--Muls, Yenlce11 69; Gentile, 0.WI•• 59; Skow· ron, ".' •""... U; MYhoso, Whit. Sox 5:1; .,_,Mn, Orlt,1•1 St, HatlO,,.I L••tv.......•nks, C ubs 1♦i Atron 8r1vff 61; Mayi, Gients 64; C�a, Gi1nt1 S9; Skinner, Plrttff SS. . '40ft'M llu111, Arl'l.:,.ld'ili l•a•'ut-Marls, Y a n • lceH 27; Lemtn, S.nii t.,r, 1 1 ; M•ntle YankHS 20· Cola vito Ti' gen 11'; Held, Inell�"' 1 5. ■nk1,, Cuba National Lff 26; Aeron, BrHH 24; Clrds 20; Maya, Gi■nta 18; Cepeda, Giant s 17; M.thews, BraYl'I 1 7. Pitching Am.rlc■ n LHi\19--Coatu Yan• ""' CJ.I • Daley Athl.tic s ' 1 2-4 · Stalt;r, White S.x 9-3) Sto� S.ti1tort 6--2• B'rown Orlol.. 7-3 N•tlOf\11 L;...........buct a.,2:1 ..,._ 1-1; wam 1m,, F arrell Phlle 7-2· Buhl B 'rave, -- PlrMN ' 1 1 -4, ' f..3; L;w, - uetage they com• ting Jl bove lhe piled last year,-'Nie plucky Ka11ko · ltad.<1 the regulan with a .299 average while <Bailey, who finished ,as1 11ea110n with a .264 ·avet_age, Is hiltlng .270. But t�e real 'Of the regulors have floppf!d ,i :tht! plate. Can't Ckt \N• rJI · The bigged di11apOl)Jn�M,e nts have been Vada Pinson, the speed)' outfielder, and fl nt baseman Frank Robin11on . .Pinson Is hJttln,: only .268 compared to his lust1 .316 of last 11e.oson and Robi nson is hatting a puny .2!58 compared to his . 3 1 1 mark of 1859. Al so l'l thf mld•t of a 1lum-r la rltht rl•ld•r Gui lt,tt , Whe 1ur9ed b•ck In 1959 with a . 293 battlrii av•n... He 11 hltttn1 only .'264. The big thing Ornt has been mi ssing from the Cincinnati lineup t his y.elr Is the homer - one the or lhe Re.dll ' tnalnst.ays or l11sl few years. The hard ' • fllltln11 , trio of Pin!IOJl · Robinson • Bell smacked 75 balls out of the park last year between them. ThiR year they have hit but 28 with the sea• Ron more than half1 11:one. WV '56 OLDSMOBILE MAKING BIG HIT Pomeroy's Little 1,eague Pirates 1 1 1 - 1 I continued to look 7ti 299 �2 96 .32 1 like shoo-l'ns with a 14·8 victory over the Yankees. The DodMarn, N y ?2 269 55 86 · 32 0 · Car d s, anaI Giants kept p14ce, three �ames behind t h e �e M i nu:,0 , Chi . 79 300 48 rs, Wit h _. thump�ng, U DJble-t.o-st�p kind of affair, 40-2 g . I �� :; 6$ y l) Skowro N � w,n ovel_ th · _e Braves. tb e Cards drOPl)Jnj a J �-8 test to t he C, 10 Z'lj � $� 3 1 0 e Power. w 1llle the Giantfl tool the tfo"¥1t� Jets 13-%. I n d i a ns , 0 : 5 84 3 Ku�nn, C'fe. 71: ns 47 In l l� e � th er g�me .the TigerS toot the Red1 egs 1'7 - 3 . Lopt-z, !"1 y �i 2DJ 34 fi1 . 303 -- Tuai ""ttuo.ii: al R1cme feund lh i . . l ' i t• hall, C le tn zo 1 34 6 l 303 Phone SALE $488 Was $1 295 7,,5 1� 34 61 :l 2 B 29, ,2 9<l "" ON DISAILID L IST UPI-The Detroit DETROIT Tigers ha,•e placed pitcher Poul fi'o)'tock on the disabled list to make ,..,om for rookie Phll Regan . '58 MERCURY Was $1 595 -1 's'"',',' ''.' ·, ."', h . m h Philly Pitchers Ask $100,000 For Damages 1 4- Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Midd leport, G .. July 1 5 . 1 960 • • • • • DODGE 1 • , I'\'.· Se<o■d � • llliltkperl lI ... , • 'r ., .,... MILL STREET . ..... * DODGE-DART * DESOTO Phone WYandotte 2-21 52 .. • ID�DLENIIT. OHIO �. . . ' . . . . ·- .. . 11--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-M iddleport, 0 , July 15, 1 960 ( 1 4) For Rent F I V E ROOM unfu.rni1bed apartment with bath and tbower garbai,e diJpoul unit, newi; redecorated. Pboue WY 2 ..s33fl,. 7 . 7. Lfc -·. FIV E room, and bath m Mason 7- 1 4-tiilp Phone WY 2-24:98. WANT ADS FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE 1lESULT8 RATES , cents per wtrd, one insution. M..i nlrrmm charge - 60 cenlll. d centa per word for three oooeematlve insertlou&. SP-1.ci&l - o;:e mo1'.lh for 30 cenlJ per word. Full rate of 4 cents per word will be charged for adve-rliliin.e 11 not prilid within lO days aner recetvina: bill. El'Toh in Al;lverti&inj - Should be rep(':-lt>d !m.medlatel:,. The Dailv Sentinel will not be re5poru.ib le for more th.an one iococ­ rect iru;ertion . 11,ai· d of Tt;aob and Special Notice1 of Ev,•uta $1.UO. Obitu.ariel publi&hed at l ce-it per word.. ',"/OROS J. DAY 3 DAYS C DA r'5 l MO. 1� 6(k 90c $ 1 .� '4.00 $ 1 .8(\ $ 1 .20 2(' 60c 16.00 $ 1 .50 $2-l!ll 76c 26 $7. 50 Ada received by l O A.M... wLII 09 in that day • .,.per, PHO N E W Y-2-2 1 57 , LaGAL NOTICI To le �d To The Hlt,hnt Bklde,r On the 22nd day of J uly 1900 al the Zerk.le Truck.in & Company, M iddle port, Ohio, at 10 o ' clock A. M. the followm& property: One 2 pc. lmng room 1uile; l 9 x 12 wool rug and pad, 2 3 :t 3 Tru-Val mat lresaes, 2 .3 x 3 TTa· Val box spnngs, J 7-pc:. breakfast se t, one set of three lablea, 1 mink bedroom suite, l 4 x fl bed 1prmp, and I • x 6 TrU · Val mattreue1. This property will not be auld for Jcb!i than $ 100.00. I M�lt•r·, H1rdw■re Compeny Middleport, Ohio (7) 12, l!i, 18, Jtc Chester Social News Reported By Cl•rlu Allen Sewing clu b members and thelr families enjoyed a wiener roast Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mr11. Joe Nunnally. Al• tendlnil were Mr. and Mrs John Fick and daughters, M rs. Charles Fick and children, Mr and Mrs. Gordon Ridenour and children, Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Elberfeld and son, Mr. 11nd Mrs. William Will .and children, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Epple and children, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hawk and son, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eichin�er and lions, Mr and Mrs. Bob Wood and chil­ dren, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Baum and fam ily, Mrs. Eddie Hartung and sdn, .and Mr. and Mn. Joe Nun• nally and family. i�r. and Mrs. John Ginther en• tertained with a family di nner Sun, day in observance of their 25th · wedding anniversary. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Boyles, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ginther, John Jr., Jack, 1 Joyce, and their only grandchild, Penny Marie Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nunnally, Steve and Becky spent the week end in Mansfield with Mr. and 'Mrs. James Sh.aum and children. A le Hubert L. Ba\cer left Wed· nesday !or Laughlin Arn, Texas, after spending a few days with Mr. and Mds. Hobert Smalley _ .Mrs. Frank Will and Ba.,rbara and Mrs. Faye Smith, Karen and Sh.er­ ri, left Wednesday fc-r their home in Jesup, Ga., after spending sever­ JI days with Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Cleland and other relatives. Mr. and Mr!I. James Ginther and sons, George and Phill i'p, Cincin• nati, spent a few days wilh Mr. and Mrs. Oris Ginther. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Weber and family of Chieago spei;t a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Wolf. Sgt. and Mrs. Albert Peterson and daughter, Penny, left Monday for Malmstrom AF'B, M ontana, where he w�II be stationed, after spending several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Johri Ginther. Richard Koblentz and Gary Mi­ chael are attending 4-H camp at Canters Cave this week. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elberfeld I ! ( 1 7 ) Help Wonted .SA LESMEN, 2"11 TO "4l yrs. old, experience. Good must have r oute and commi111ion. ABC Cleaners, Mason, W . Va. 7- 1 2-Uc SALES OPPORTU N ITY Men and Women. U you are m I sales now and are looking Jor broader fields to conquer. Keep I present job while lrainmg. Send name, address, ph.one number to Post Office Box 18, Lancaster, 7 1:5 2tc Ohio. I I I Legal Notvce LEGAL NOTICE The public hearing on lhe bud, gel report for 1961 or Olive Town­ ship Trustees will be held al 6:30 p. m , Monday, July 18, at lhe Olive Townsh.1p Garage. O live TWp. Trustees Marjorie Newltm, clerk J.,ong Bottom, Ohio (7) 1�, Itc •----- ---•----•----,,,---,,-------' I BOYS-OR GIRLS wanted for Mulberry n ewspaper route, ( 1 1 Notices / - - - For So le -- -- - Heights and Sugar Run vicinity TIRMITE AND PEST CONTROL Hi c..;A UGl shot i::un like new, Apply Daily Scnlinel Office, / th1·cc i:;hul adj ust11blc choke. Illy P•ln. FrH int.pectlon. ln1ur• 7-15-tfc Pomeroy, Ohio. Prn:c $JU UO. Phone WY 2-6266. itd by N•tlonwich. Phone R. IN TKE MATTER OF 7-13-Jtc •nd A. Serwke 'St•tion WY1· I IV .. ") � I SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS · 4-l6-tfc; PROBATE couRT, FUH sAl�E- i 1,uw1-:11 MOWEH: _ _..!" __:________ _ Uriggs & Stratton motor, I an- - - -- - --- --,---,--,-----,-- MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO CLIFF BYl::H!:i and his String f 1 ol lh.e Noles will be at the Moose t1que desk a11d d1;:11r, I rl'cord HOUSEWORK BY THE HOUR OR I Accounts and vouchers Phone Avanell Young. followmg named fiduciaries have day. player and rel"ord::.. all 1t1 good Hall in Pome roy, July 1 4t h. W Y 2·9904.. 7 1 1 6tp been f1 hid rn the Probate Court, 7 I J 3tp Dancmg Q t i l l 1 2. l"ond itiori. Call WY 2-6632. -7-1 4-3tc Meigs County, Ohio, for approval _____ __ __ ( FOR f.lJ.:LJCJOUS ::.11a1·k� set• Jatk, and oelllement, ! _ Jel"k Umy liar, Middleport. I L/\ltliE: HOLEN garden tractor Case No. 1 7997 First arid Final with att ad111wnt:, Can he seen TELEVISION RADIO AND SMALL Account of Sybil Ebenbach, Ad· �-6\e __ at Luther appliam;:e repair. Phone Otl1 m i mstralrix de Boni! Non of the · l."o!<>ma11·s. near JllCC.1intock, Racine, O.'tlo. 2-Hft Estate of Berlhi Kaspar, deceased. '' cii:;s·Gallia Linc, 1;hcshire, Ht. ,_ 7-1 4-3tc t.:a:,c No 17861 First current Ac• - AP .iuu'MENI'S - i\lrn11hed and ,- , ;-W I'� WISII Tl ! t'X J )rt•::.s 1J11r sin. count of Marion Jean Warner, L . . TH E Ueaner unlumlahed. M.c.M.Mten. Middle Vacuum C X U U O cerl! apprci·i a! i1m lo o ur m• igh l ' opu_l u r 111udcl No. 30 . 111 A-1 2 3 U liuard1an oi John Laurence Warn­ port. Phone WY 2·2062. bors aml fricmfa for lhcir er, Stephen Hay Warner, Jeffrey rnnd1llon. Com p l L•rc wuh all kindrwss and symp.i\hy durin� --- ---,-,--- · � Jay W11rner and Linda Sue Warn, attaehrncnti; and throw away MUILLIR FURNACIS, WISTING the i!Jnc�� and death of our er, Mmors. imper bags. l';1y off balance HOUSE appllancN- Amold B,.. hushil tul and father, 1.. L Case No. J 61B2 First, Final and .00 1 4 or month. per $6.00 � . then, Syracuw, Oh io. IPhone Distnbutivc Accoun t of Druzilla Cuniung ham. Special thanks to I hone WY 2-2204. 7-1 4-6lc WYZ-6.JM. lkv. Howard Huppel l, Hawlin G.s- I I M l -tf M. Woodrum, Administratrix of Luati:; funeral Oire ctors, Pall· EAHLY H AHVES T app�:; Lhe Esta1e of Hay Burley Wood• Bri�g . beart'l"li, tho�e scnd 1� g flowers , cont 11. iner $1 . 00 bushel. Oirk rum, deceased. and all who helped Ill any way. Karr' Nay lors H u n I J 1l l 7·1 4·3te lase No. 16313 First and Fin.al _ _ __ Your k 1 11dncss will never he . Account of Una Bolin, Admm1straforgoll!'II. Mn. L . L . Cunning- ' FOR SALE G I.ASS h a l f ,i:allon 1nx oi the Est.ale of Amanda J . and quart jars. Chc11p. Cull WY ham. 7 - 1 5- l tp Howell, deceased. IIINIH AT L A.-There'1 only one f,eraon ln these photos -- - 2-6 138. 7-14·3lp Ca8e No. 18 179 First, Final and tha.t you could call lnfluentla.J at the Democratic conv@ntlon WE WISH TU THA N K OU/I HELA · - -- -- _ Dii;tributive Account o f . Wendell lD L. A.. but 1t woaldn't be a convention wlthout the re8t. Tl'v"E� and fritrnds who helped i'� IUGIDAlll E $2�.oo. 3 rc�taurant Long, Allmimstralor o( the Est.ale --bouthi. $30.00, ki tdwn tahinel in all)' Wily during lhc illness Henry Barrett of Athens is vi!!it­ 01 Ula Little, deccaHe,J. lle{oro U:30 J\..M. $HU)(), breakfast ::Ol' I S l :';.00. Sec 111111 1h , 1th ul our mulher, Mn. ing the Will Barrett family. Case No. 16441 1''in11.I and Dill• MlddlepN't WY.2,,264 9 Ku.thleen Carpe11 1 t:r, l'\f oin St , L;iuril Uruwn. Mrs. Edward Garton of Cleve, tributive Account of J. B. O'Brien, Pomeroy WY-2-319S Rutland. 7-t-4-3tl" The Uruwn f<,amily land is helping ure for her father L-uard1,m of the Estate •i Lethie KAUT� Pl,liD ITO�I 7 1 5 llp HOA!> CAllT $:W.Otl, top buggy t:. 1'' , Edmundson. By Adr• Swick li 1 lkey, an lncompelent Person. '" c,,...., $00.0U, I - one hors,• w;q.i c111 $20.UO Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jessie and chilUnless exceptions are !Ued \ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grate visitYvkoh 5-2145 ound ost an J M . K Gelty/i JU I , M 1tld l1•port, lhcreto, said .accounts will dren of Washington, D. C., are ed the Calvin Spires family be at for HAMIU IIRVICl 5 fATION Hoad . ollo w hearing spending a vacation with Mr. and before s.iid Court Cl ipper Mil.ls recently on . the .... r. 9:00 AJtA., H l'h�'.\�.::l LOST n:MAL�: �-ox J lou-nd. bi :;�k c 1 5th day of Aui,iuHt, UHJO, al wh.ich Win. Wayne Jessie and son. ... 1...,., J8h-brown hal" k . diirk brown Lester Lathey has been off work 1Mr and Mrs. Donald Strausbaugh ti me said accounts will be cons1d· ----livery D11,1' Sen1cf> l1c>ad, Slll'("ks on J1•�s. Collar inLhe past week after receiving a ered and continued from day lo of Colu mbus and Myrtle Straus• si·rib,·d .lames l( kkni.1n, cut on NECCIII Scwlug Madurw-Com, back injury while on the job. AIR COND11'JO.Nll1G, RE1' ' RJUl:!:R­ baugh of Vinton called on the Vir• day until lirrnll)' dlsposed of. plc�e Zill z�i::. Makes humlreds o f t•aeh l"Hr $5.00. Reward Howard Mr . .and Mrs. Billy Lalhey and .ition service. J1ck'1 Hefria;era• Any person interested may me gil Hobbs family Saturday. Their de�1gna wllhuul alla('h ments. Stitt, � 1dclleport, Uhio, JU. twn, New Haveit. l'bone "fU2- wrillen exceptions lo said accounts daughter. Donna Rulh, vi111ted with son, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hall and Or1gl11ally i;old ror over $300.00 7 12 (Hp family visited th e Lester Lathey 35"7. fU3-11 or lo maltcrs perliininri: to the ex- �nrs. Adra Swiek. P11y of£ balance of $93.00 or bmily the past week end. Mr. and M,rs. Hkhard Fuss f ecuhon ol lhc �st not less thu n lake over 1)11ymcnts of $Q.OO per ll AUCTION II LOST BlL U'OLI) Suntlny 111ghl · 11ve clay a prmr to 1/le dale set for Toledo � Rd' Mr . and Ml"li. Frink month. l'hune WY 2-2204. Compl ..e "'°¥let dnse lo l'u-ty ' s Uf'slaur1111I With 1 :l - l 4-61L' j:Jeann�. f<·uss ui Curtice spent .i few da)"s Sr,rprise Birtlult1y Cr1tt lh1•fvrd i111port;111t J)a J)("J"S FirulN l"ai1 with Mr. and Mrs. Alva Swick. F. JI. O'BHIEN, ---- --- ---Wl'fft, Phone or ,ontact ke(' p niorie y 11rHl return 1-1a 1tt.•rs, ◄:luir Edmundson has returned Party Held Tuestl,1y Probate Judge Li•uvc � t ( · ,rty' i; Hcslaura n 1, ) RAVE L Y TkACTOR SAL ■ I AND A. C . BRADl ·UKD, R■clne, Ohl.. Friends and relatives gathered home from Holzer Jlospitu t and is Meigi:; County, Ohio l 'umeroy , Ohio. 7- 1 3-3\p , Serw1c<-. 5\2 I. Main, Pomeroy. at the home of Bessie Slaugh1er ut improving slowly. 7 15, Uc ) ( Phone WY2-l975. S1lo,m1n: CLU l ll, WOOD SLAT PORCH Fair v iew Tuesday night lo surprise i;.Ua(h!II, cJolli porch VMl11nni, M.mn1e Swick Pearl Denne y and H•rold a,,rnhar1, RHdnlllt. her on her birthday. j Adra ::,wick Yl�llcd Iva ,.U.trrcll, Mwruuw:1, venetian bilnda, wm­ _ Ohio. Phon• Cooiv'.lle 3691. __ "earl LJtlle Pearl l anu oow sluitle1. paa 1''ree est1m1tes. Uoif l l , 11155 fUHV V 8 Cu11lomline 4 dr. i 3- UHlc The evening was 11pcnl socially. uems in Holier Hosp1tlll.. Mr. Golf Ailer the gifts 1 had been opened, JJ.ile W 1ppt1l, :U� Union Ave., i;ctl1111, ouc t'drt'ful own r. Extra I _ _ __ _ _ ,,_ _ _ < _ _ _ _ LEGAL 1"10TICE TO BIDDERS 'J' U C K :11 ul o 95 6 G' ood � , 111 11chellmed !or surgery. Pomeroy. :i :u lMJlC'. mee. $79�.oo. lllacttna1s, Pomc• DODG S l refreshments or potato Silad, cake, Sealed proposals, bearing the 1rnrd (.,?ua 11 S, Ra,· 1. 1 11(!0111 lllOll. It' my · 7·14-tH c' sandwiches, coffee and kool aid title of the work aod name LEOAL NOTICE of the road St., M iddleport, Ohio. were served to Mr. and Mrs. Jack bidder will be received by J. Ed· I. F. Ml"M"'lli.1., tJleinrirf -- - 7-13-311} - -Wolfe, Mrs. Kenneth Wolfe, Sandy ward Foster, Clerk for the Board 1950 llUll'K V 6 Special• 4 dr. 11c· vL � - - - COM.Pu;TE u;suiw,;c& PRO or bdur:ation Qf Wol!"e, Mrs. Bob Rhodes, Mr. and d1ut. Orig11111l bl11ek fini11h like ' the Pomeroy Ex­ MARY L, PULLI NS, 1111 el, Mrs. Herbert Roush. tectkm, Lile, Aute, Fire, Polio. emptL'd V11Ja.se School District, lll'W. Out· c11rch1l loo:ul owner. I I IE FUHM lm 1 101\1� OF Mr. and DftencHnt1 Mr.� . A I I . Urown, will be open l,aH UoD l1Ul11 Middltporl. Pomeroy, Ohm, at the High SchQQl Cen No. 13,008. $805.00. lll<ll'Lluan,, Pomeroy. Karen and Mike Rhodes, Mr. and from -4 I�- 111. u n t i l 7 p. m . . Mun­ 8u1Jdi11g, Pomeroy, Ohio, until 1 2 7-1 4·6lc l'ursuant lo an Order ?f Sale Mrs. Arnold Hupp, Roger Roush 1 . day and T11ei.d;1y, July 18 1111d 1 9 --- -----� - o'clock Noon, l!;astern Standard 1ssuea oy the Lourt ot (.:ommon Charley Mrs. Carroll White, for t h e purpose o f sl' llrn g houseTime, on Tuesday, AUjJU81 2, HHIO, t'leas, l¥1 t:1gs Coumy, Uh10 , l ""':•H 195 7 M J-: Hl'U lty Monter11y 4 dr. Knightning, Roberta , N aney, Cindy, tiold llcm. l'cn; u 11s who arc inand will be opened .a.nu read aloud oflcr !or sale at .rubuc Auction �edan. P!lWl' r stceriu� .in d brnkRoush, Mrs. Rus­ tcn•11h•tl rnuy eull durini.: thosC' N a:. •·w IIOUSE, TWO BEDRdoMs-, immediately there.after, for the on the 20th. day o( Ju1y, rnou, at Sharon and Dlivid Rocky eB. l'ui.h bullo11 �lull. lmnrncuand Eddie Jean, Roush, sell llmt"S, 7 15 :Itp luge hvina: room, bullt-ln kitlil- conslruction of Pomeroy Elemen- l :00 A . M. _at the aoor of 1he late iu�1d1� ullll oul. $ 1 ,506.00. \ "'----...;.;....;c..__;;.._..;;.;;; ,M rs. Arnold Ander• � r. and Hupp, M eA c11,blnet1, a:aa furnace, lnau- tary School Bulldm&, m accord11,ncc court House 1n _Pomeroy, Ohio, thci Ul11cll1 11u�, Pumcn:\y. 7 - l 4-6lc eon, Bonnie, Connie and Brenda lated, larQ:e e11r port, l21S foot with plans and apec1fic11tio11s as 1ol�1_>wmg descnb<.-d _reai estue: BARGAINS I N I Anderson. {rontair:e. Wriiht Streel, off prepared by Thomas D. McLauj!:h­ situate �n the V1llaae of PomSending gifts were Rev. and Mrs. 19�7 PON TIAC Va Hurd Top Cpe. M ulberry Ave. $91SOO.OO, Phone lm and JQhn J. Kail, Archilocls, eroy, and in nac oon 1 8, Town 2, Thomas and family Mr. Erneat One can•ful local owner. 1 1�•dra­ WY �-:t�92 Wilbur Young or Lima, Ohio. Hanse ta of the O�io Company ' s Mn. Ha m pton Burn� and and m11t1c drtVI'. H11d10 amt hc11kr. WY :Vinos Valley Lumb,r and lJr.awmgs 11nd 1peeiticationa a11d �urcna11e on Naylor s Run, Me1a:s daughter. 1'"i111.sh like new. $ 1 ,�9!1.00. Bluet ::;upply t:o., Mlddlep()rt, Uhm. contract documenL!I are available County, Ohio, lo-wit: Being the ___ _ _ ___ (;OA L •· uR NA<:t,;S tnars, Pomeroy. 7·1◄·tllc Ht•Uc for in&pection at the ot flce1 of lhe north half ot Lot No. 10 01 said Sizo1t1 20·22·24" Owner and the Architect Draw• tract on N1yJor'a Run, except thci >'<JR SALE: BE/\UT!ll'UL. NEW 3- inga and v BLOWl:RS 1pecifieation1 {or • the per­ coal and otner minerals w1lh the 19�2 i'' Oltu. GooJ rottllil.i un. All bedroom, 26 x 1� livinK room, sonal use or contoclors mQ be rlKhl lo mme and remove lhe Oil & C.:11s Conversion Unit!I new tirei. and bllllcry. Contut'l paneled kitchen, l "- balhl, hard• obtained from lhe Arthiteel upon same without incumbr11,nce to the Jim Hise, t.:hcshire, Uhio. I wood noor11, 2 complete heating deposit or $20.00 for one set or surface. 7- 12-6Le ayarnms, full baHmen\, Syracu1e which ----$10.00 will be r�funded up­ RE•"ERENCE DEEDS: Vol. HK, W L 'Kt lnghouse Store Ohio. Shown by 1ppointmcnl on return Goo4 Clean u..- Car, Conclitlffl of Gau9ff: Monlgom­ o( aald drawinas a.nd Page l:J9 and Vol. 203, Page 93, Phone W Y-2-6314 Syrac;u1e, O. only WY 3·6233. 6tp 7 1 1 All MIile, ancl MNel1 specifications within 10 day1 from Deed .kecords of Me1Q:s c.:ount)' , ery 16.l upper, 8. 1 lower, 4',\ ft. fillTROPOl.tTAN MOTOll& the date o! receivJna: bids. Ohio. Further de1cribed as fol• open; Gallipolis 17.8 upper, 9.7 tOD"°6 le•t Mein It. SALE: Geor1e McQul11 pro­ 1:i'OH lower, 4 ft. open; Lock 23, 13.� Each bid must tie submitted on low,: SINGER l!.L�CTBlt: Sl'Wing ma• ,.....,.W, OhM perty, Lincoln HIil, Pomeroy. blanks obtained from lbe Archl• Situate on Fiaher Street, in the upper, 9.1 lower, closed off. All chine, t·omplel e wllh allach­ �ix room, aud b1lh. Desirable tect, and must �'Ontaln the name Vllla1e of Pomeroy, said Fisher moveable dams are up 13 thru ments. Will sell for $38.60 or location and yard. Phone WY.2· of every person Interested thereln Street beln1 intersected on the 23 and clou off. (9) terrnw. i f tlesiretl. Phot1!' WY 25361 . 7 U 2lc and be accompanied by a Surety South b.)' Locu1t Street and on the Ohio llnr ao.tt: down. Lock 2204. 7-14·6lc GAS, FUEL OIL a.nd coal fur­ Company Bld Bond, sati1Cactory to North and EHl by N aylor·, Run 1 1 Tri-State 7:SO am 1-8; Lock nare11, Call for free esllm11te11. t'OUH. GOOU 750x 1 , tires. Call FOR SALE 7 rooma, 1 Y, batha, the Owner, or Certified Check up. Road, there bttin1 no houae num- 13 Gene Hougland 8: 1 0 am 3-4; Forem111 & Abbott, Ml ddleporl. lllchard Winebrenner, Syncuse. Lock 14 Jefferson 0:33 am 8- 1 ; -•full baaement, out of water, ad­ on some aolvent bank, made pay­ �. 8-10-1" 7 - l 3-3tc Lock llS Eastern 1 :20 am 8-3; Loek able to the Treasurer of the Board Terms of ule: Cash on day of Jomln& apartment. Phone WY 2-3:17 1 . 7-lt�lt of Education, in an amount equal aale, Said premlaea cannot be sold I 1 8 Ovec 7 :30 am 18-0; Lock 23, J WlLL IIAVE l'Ll:NTY ot· HED Sl!:VEN f0t1l eumhu1e $2Ml. Heady to !I% of lhci bid, 11 a guarantee for leaa than two•thlrda of the ap- Joes 4 pm 1-0; Franklin Pleree Uaspberrlea for the next to days. to w;o. K. A. lirucscr, .forest that ir the bid is ■<!cepted, a con­ praised value, T� properly ia ap- 1 7:1:1 �m 1·7. Plea,e c11ll after ij p. m. t'uye 11.un 11.ou.d. 7- lJ-3tc Upriver Lock 23, 3 pm Jane tract will be entered into In ac­ praised 1t $1100. To be sold ,ub· Powel l. H11.cine. 7 l� 3tc cordance 2-8, Ben_ McCool 4:45 P� 4-0 : T w)th 960. the drawin1s taxes for and Ject to the lien for 1 SMALL 1UDING hone, genlle for HOTICI OIi PILING AND speciflcatlons and a:eneral t:ondi- Th.e ria:ht la reserved to reject any Mike Creditor 1 1 :0S pm 4-14, I chlldnm. Sec or call lrll Well­ HEARING ON INYINTORY James Boule · 12:15 a m 2•7; Be•· tions of the contract and -bond or all bids. man, Bndbury, Phone WY 2- CeM No 11,291 ver 1 : 30 am 0�; Elger Cllft 3:10 form on file, and the performance NBACH C. HARTE ROBERT 6182. 7-8-6lc Probtte Ceurt, Mt�• County, Ohio of Lhe contract aecured by a Sure, Sheriff of Meigs County, Ohio am Q. 2, TO the Executor or AdminJstra- ty Company Contract Bond, ap, All Kanawha RI.er dams on CROW & PORTER tor and to such of the followina as proved by the Owner, in •0 CROW, Walter C. Beckjord down at sill. Plaintiff for S [ are residents of tho 6t.aLe of Ohio: amount equal to 100% of the con• Auorne)' U.. D IOATI AND MGTOtll Ill (9 ) 17, 24; (7) 1, 8, 15, Ste Marmet 3:33 am 1 1-0and ■, while thev lul. Met,. .11urvivlna apouse, if any; next of traot price. kin; beneficiaries · under the will, pollfln Mot4ir.. 60D ti. Main No bidder may withdraw hll bid t' any ; Lhc altorney or attorneys i for period It., PMMrey, l'hent WY.:IJUI. of a thlrty reJ1rc1enUn• any of the aforemen· days after the openlnai thereof. 1 1 -24-tfe lioned pttnoo.a: The riahL ls reserved by the You 11re hereby notified that on Board of Educ■lion to THE NEW reject any UIIJ' You the 13th day of July 1900, an In- or "II bids and to waive informall• v<!n tory and. Appniaement or Lhe ties. stale or Cora Bell &wen, deceaaed By order of the Board of Educa­ late of Sali1bury In said Count)' lion of the Pomeroy Ex$11pted Vil• FOREST RUN ROAD was filed In thla Court. laa:e School District,' Pomeroy, Hearln1 on aald Inventory and Ohio. V-a motor, automatic mrns., Off Roule 7--,¼, Mlle Norlh of Pemeroy Appralaement will be had before ,power 1teerln-g and brake�. J. Edward Fo!lter, clerk this Court on the lat dey of Aug . ploa,lni a.tone gN!y flnlllh (7) 1, 8_, Hi, 22, ttc u.al 1960 at 10 o'clock A. M . --_ clean inh:rh:,r. All good tircw.. Exeeptlon1 thereto mey btt filed INDIANS OBTAIN JACKSON by II"\)' lntere,ted party at any INDIANArous, Ind. UPI-Ron tlmfl prior to five daya before the Jackson, 6·7 former finil bas&­ _ Pomeroy, Ohio date Hit tor hearin1. man with Chtea10 and Bo!llon ln Wl1'NESS my IJl&nature and the American Le11ue, baa been the seal ot Nfd Court, lhia oblained - by lndi•napol11 or the· 13th Ila, of Jul1 lNO. American AaaociaUon. · Lou■ville F. H. O' BRIEN, I dull Jacklon to the Indian! ln a EIGHT ROOII HOVSF., two five Judie and �-Officio Clerk , 1tral1ht player trade for pitcher room apartment&. A. N. Ben1el, l'O■BIOY, ,OBJO • 1; l'll;_III, � , Bob Boll. 11·2 llc Pbou wYN2'!L -. mploymenr Wc.,ted I I I 20 Business Services ------ 1 1 2 , Ca rd_of Thanks Legal Nohe, I " I I -- -- ------- I Call Dlc1 Sttrrffl t6 L d F Danville I News Of The Week Mr•. I �� :;s:· I , ---- --- -1 H:S) Auto Sales Legal Notice ( 2 1 ) Real Estate Brown, Black, Toa51, Grey COAL, OIL GAS FURNACES Phone WY-%.:1794 POMEROY, OHIO S99.00 M I DDLEPORT • ' ,• t -t 1f to check TH I S WEEK' S wi nner's list i n the SOHIO REPORT ---,---------- NEW and USED I RI a:,L'K ·A R N O L D ' S BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer •250,000 dream For Sole ------------ Legal Notice ®- 1958 DODGE 4 Door $1 595 POMEROY MOTOR CO. NOW OPEN FOR iUSlltESS JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR AT KARR & VAN ZANDT t 1 4) For Rent fOREST RUN CEMENT BLOCK CO. Top Quality Blocks Made With Best Of MaMriols And M,ew Machinery CEMENT AND MOR.TAR· FOR SALE Ownen : K. A. G111uur'6" Soii. Don ... ' WMl'O Daily Pro�am SchfAlul, fSL.EVlji6" GUlbE WSAZ.TV Channe, 3 (Mohiay • Friday) Sign op Guest Star Newa RFD Newt Headlinew Breakfa&l,.,Parl)' Pickens Hardware Show Breakfast Party News Headlines Sports. Report Breakfast Part, News Breakfast Party News JIHdl ine!I Bre.aklasl Party News Bre11kfasl Party C'offee Tlme Swap Shop News Headl ine, Morning De\'oliont Radio Hymnal News 1-lead\inei Country Hoe Dowri Farm 'rtime Racine Jubilee Noon News 12:30 1 :OQ 1 :02 I :30 1 : 30 2:00 3:00 3:02 3:30 3:35 4:00 4:0?. 4 4:33 5:00 �:05 5:30 5:31 5:45 6:00 Jut For You New, lie.a�inH .; I� For You Ne•• Ju,t For You Cfl lmC on Pt. Pleasant N t.; Headltft,:,__ M uil� lfo fl.ounO: New1 M111k Go Round New■ Headline, Music Go Round Local New, Mu1ic Go Round Baseball Scores Music Go Round News He■dllnet Music Go Round Complete New1 Rnund-up Crow's Stell 1tou1e-Sound of tlie 80'• News Headline, , Evenina Interlude News Headlinet · Evening Interlude News HeadUnes Sundo' rt Serenade Sign Off 5:58 6: 00 tl : l � 6:30 5:30 W aterfront 7:00 6:00 Home ftun n ..rby 7 : 02 8 .30 Ne•n PiNure 3 :30 From Th(te Root! 7 :30 · :45 Sports Roundup 4:00 Comlldy PlaYhOllSf! 7:45 6:55 Weatberrast 11:3:0 Adventure Time 8:00 'UH) Sllturd1i1y Ni.11:i1t Jamboree &:ob oteamb�st BIil 8:00 7:30 Bon;i 111.a &:3U '9!.SM Kid 8:ot-i The �fan 11.nd the Challenge 8:M> 6:00 M¥Sic io the Round 9,3() t: 15 Jim Th11eker Show ' lH)O The nc1ml a,30 8:2t!i Weat�@re.a«t 8·30 World Wide 60 9:00 e Newa Pictu 3:30 10:30 \tan ·, · rom I nterpol 9:02 11 · 4� Huntley Brlukle� ltepon 1 1 :00 Nl' . ."'!. Headlines 8:30 7 : 00 Pioneers 1 1 : 1 0 W :alhcrcast 9:35 7 :30 This Man Dawson t l : 1 5 Shockwatch OJJiJ l 8:00 Democq1tic Nat"l Conv. ·t oo Sign off 10: 1 5 1 1 : 00 Newa Jtedli11e1 I0:30 1 1 : 1 0 Weat>-.ercast 10 :32 6:30 l 1 : lS JaC"k Paar Show 10:45 66;32 , ·00 Sign Off 10 7:00 l l :00 1 1 :00 TV Chape l 1:02 1 1 :02 t L :J() l ndusl,y on Pa,ade (h 1 1 :28 7:30 t l : 45 Dugout Dope 7:32 1 1 :30 'J:43 Sign On 1 1 :55 Cincinnati Baseball 12 :00 INN) 800 Circlf 3 Ranch 2:30 This is the Lifr 9:00 Sheena, Queen of Jungle 3:00 Sunday Movictime IJ:30 Jun,or Auction 6:00 Meet the Press 10:00 Howdy Doody Show 6:30 S unday New!I Picture 10:SO Ruff & Reddy e'low 1 1:00 O\•erland Trail u -. 00 Fuey 8:00 Music on lee CJrele Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Douglaa 1 J :30 Circu"a Boy a d 9:0 ' Olevy Sho"' and children of Charleston were had as recent guests Mr. . 12:00 Film ny Mr. and Mrs, 10:00 Loretta Youn� s:1l'"' Sunday guests of Mrs. Austin Phillips and fain 1 2 : 1 5 Dugout Doi)(' Funny Are Arlee Abbott. e 0:30 Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. o Peopl Refd f 1 D12:25 Cincin nati Baseball AHendance at Sunday School E:ynoo of M.Qrnln,g: Star IVld , �1 1 :20 News Headlines 3:30 The S�hool Story was 63, collection $16.'17. and Mrs. Clair . Boso and fa�ily 1 1 : 10 Weatht:casl t:00 Watch Mr. Wb.ar<I Rev. Card filled his appointmen� of Greal ���d, 1 1 :15 :i(i{ew1tch t:30 Science Flctit"n Theater a. at m. 4 10 lesson serlph,1.re do�,. Off &ign cfrct� :00 l Mrs. a�a 5:00 Detettive'11 Dalry thapter James. Sermon "The Re- en<!e Circle visited )irs. )fiqni� lat ives ul Unanswered PraytV" Orr ;e, nd family of i.-O'fll tiO (tdm Melod� R_ousti_ of P�aeh �ork Friday. spent u;� weekend with Diana Cirt!le returned Mrs. Mary l:3:l Dlck Clark $.how Weyersm1ller. b"Ori'le Sunday aft@r spending the , 9:00 Brave Stallion Sgt. Clarence Spurrier of Mi- week w ith her daughter Mr. and 8:30 Leav,;; :: To Bener 3:30 Who Do You Tr'ust chigan was a reeent Ruest of Mr. , � r� Bi ll Perry and l.amlly of q:oo L3.wrence W"lk S'low 4:00 Amerkan BandstBJ1d and Mrs. Norman Weyersmiller H olla nd. O Jubilee, U. S. A. J0:1)1) 1:80 Rin Tin Tin arid daugtiter. , ' 1 :00 Up-To-The-Minute News 'fflxie ci�,:le ,pent . the paat . G:00 Sin Francisco Be�t Mrs. Charles Sayrt; and �h 1I- week witli Mr. and Mrs, llarold ,!:10 Sports Report l:SO Your Esso Report£: dren ot Wo]( Pen, Mr. and Mrs. Circle and family of Springfield. '. l : 1 5 Late Show 1:40 Wea!her Te11er W m . Seyfried of G�ll ipolis, Mr. Buren Duncan and daughtet 8;45 John Daly New, and Mrs. Wm. Seyfried Jr., of Sy- Susie and Connie Comp1on o f -. racuse were Sunday 11 uests of Clifton caHed on Mr. iind Mrs. T:00 Budd• storcher ;ha" 12:00 The Bi� Picture their parents, Mr. and M rs. Wm. Douglas Circle ind family Friday, 'r:l'� Walt t,laney Pff�ent1 2:30 Jonn Hopkins File Eichinger Sr. 8:30 Democratie N11t'I Conv. Mrs. James Patterson accom• 1 :00 College New,; Conference 10:30 TBA Mrs. Henry Euler of �c1ne panied • her husband to her new l :SO Nation.al Edu. AsFociaUon was a guest or Miss Alire Euler home in Columbus Wednesday. 11:00 The N@w Tonight 2:00 Mystery Matin�e and John Terrell Friday evening_ Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ours and ll:10 Saamiin,: the Weather 3100 Open Hearing Mrs. Edgar Abbott and children �n Dale Of So �niet and Mr. and U : 1$ S1t0rt! Rt1port 3:30 'J1BA were Gallipolis visi tors Monday. Mrs. Gary Barmtz and dtibgh�r U:20 i..te Show I 4:00 Tika Chase Show Miss Freda Will spent the week Carole Ann and Keilh Barn.hi 4:30 American Arts Trio e11d with Mr. an� M!'9. Holly 1 or P..:irrie�X 'ktre Sundij uefta I 5,00 Matty's Fundsy F"nnies ON'fal and childreJ1 at L�nc,ster. or Mr. an·d , Mrs. Dean hilnklr. I 5:30 TBA 1:00. Bad&e _a:ad Bullets Mr, and Mn. Ge6rge Cir e Mr, and Mrs. Harold Blackston d d:00 People;s Choic'!' U:00 Eddie Se!lcrist Show and sons Bobby and Bruce. Mr. dau11hte"r or st. Albaii!I II�t 6:30 Sports Highlights 12:00 TBA and Mrs. Wm. Grueser were in Sunday with his mother M s. 7:00 Trackdown 12:30 Talk Back Logan Sunday to meet the form- Mary Circle. 1 :00 Commonwealth of' Nations 7:30 lV�,.verick. er's daughter Sherrie who had Leslie Scarbrough of Cle�ela_!,.d 8:30 Lawman 1 :30 Gray Gho!lt been visiting in Columbus the is spending somelime wltb �is 9:00 The Pebel 2:00 Studio Wrestling past week. I parf'nts, Mr. and Mrs. Winnifred 9:l)O The A:'llsk�n!I 2:56 �IH!baU Scarbrough, Mrs. John Hartun g and Miss 10:30 Johnny St11,ccato 5:30 " '1-a'ye� Fiho --��---Al ire Euler visited Rev. and Mrs. 5:45 America's Newsreel Album I 1 :00 The News Tonight Card and chlldren of Chester 1 1 : 10 Late Show • 1:00 ltecord Hop Th ursday afternoon. '1 i Mr. and Mrs. Bal�s Carper of r � · •t · ,i y Pomeroy were recent callets ·tif ' . �-.:t Mrs. Otis Ml'Clintoek and dauMr. end Mrs. Roy Eastman. I T;30 Perry Mason gh1 er Arin spent !leveral daya with Mr. arid M'rs. Robert Roush Jn e,10 Wanted-Dead or Alive Col11mbus. 9:00 Mr. Lucky l•'\i\ The Vtrdiet i1 Your, Mr. and :Mrs. Clark Jividen 9:30 Have Gun, W!ll Travel f;lb • 'J1u!' 'Brighter Day lj:rent Friday witij t�ir �� ind: o,oo G unsmoke 1:15 The Secr�t Storm da�ghter-in -lsw, Dt11 _ �nd Mrs. 10:30 Not For Hire t:30 The Edge of Night L CHarles Jivi�en irj AUiens. 1 1 :00 l l O'clock News Stooge,l:C-0 The 1'hree Mr. and Mrs. Alt�ea Dtil'ln iririd U : 1 5 Theater 13 1:M Tho tlfe ol Riley two sons of Crooksville who have f:OQ Arthur J. Smith-1',ew11 just returned from a aix weeks l:UI A,i..eo k at the Weather vlsit in ,England, spent the week 6:25 TV &wllng Cllnie 9:60 Rev. Mat�!!ews end wilh his pirents, Rev. and 1:30 Affloa 'i!' AJIJJ; •:30 American at V:ork Mrs. F. E . J;)unn. Other ,gue�ts 17:00 Markham 1 9:-t!i Chri11Man Scien.� were tb!Plr son-in-law and daughter 7:30 Rit, hlde Mr. and Mrs._ Dean Al len, chil­ J0:00 Air Force Scrapbook I 8:30 Hotel de Paree t0:30 Camera dren, Bev@rly and Douglass Jay 3 Conv. Nat'I 9:00 Dem'6crittC I 11:00 Dig Plcture of New Lexington who remained Newa for a lonier visit. Rev. Dtilln 1 1 :30 RFD, USA D: 10 A. Loot at tbe Weather spent Monday and Tuesday .tn 12:00 Rev Elwood Gfbbl. 11:lG Thea'ter 13. 12:30 Cornedy Time Crooksville. 1 : 15 Baseball Leadoff Mr. and Mr,. Charles Wagner 1 :25 Baseball returned after touring the South­ 4:00 Comedy Time E::rn Statea and visited Mr. and 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 4:30 Rev. WUlard Wilcox I Mrs. V, B . Darby at Atlanta, Ga. 9:00 Our Gana Comedies 5:00 Oral R· ·,erts Among those from out or town I0:00 HE!c�e and Jeckle C .rt.lJD 5:30 Face the Nation attending the funeral of Sullivan 10:30 Ml1ht Mouse Playhouse Sayre were Mr. and Mrs. Ed 6:00 FYI 1 1 :00 The Long Ranger Whitmer of Johnstown, Mrs. ba­ 6:30 Twentieth Century 1 1 :80 Jet .Jackson bel Wilson, Columbus, M1 s. LRliail 7:00 Lassie 12:00 Sey Kini Coe, Canton, Mr. and Mrs. EmHt 7:30 Dennis the Menace 12,so ,:artoons Ashley, Sa1em; Mr. and Mrs. Rus­ 8:00 The Ed Su11ivan Show . " 1 : llS Baseball Lead•ort sell Rhoades, Mariett,; Mrs. Ora 9:00 General Electric Theater l:2ll Baaeball Rhoades and Mr. and Mrs, John 9:30 A lfred Hitchcock •Preftnta 4:00 Comedy Time Ruah, Grove Clty; Mr. and Mrs. 10:00 Lucy in Connedicut 4 :45 Amerlean Album Thomas Arthur, d.,1umbus; Mr. I0:30 What.a My Line? 5,00 DAnH -Party and MN. Charle, �lea, Cheater; ' 11 :00 Sunday News Speelal 6,00 Ra<k Lake Party Mr. an,d Mff.1 Ed1at Arnott, Mid· ll:15 Theater 13 T,00 Hl1h�af Patrol dleport; Mr. and Mra. James SiYre and Mr. aqd Mn. Ralph Saunders , · · of Gallipolii. Mr. and M.rs. Fred Fillinger of 1 Naomi ObllnKer, six year- old.I . d&ij&:hter ot,J1lr.- and �rs. Conrad -Pomeroy are announcing the birth I �AM,tllii IION ••, . . oifil.hgeit u nll8rwent heart lurgery ·or a three pound, . ,- 9 ounce daugh­ �ljll.ADEU'H!A, UPl,1),e P),1- ' ' W�-"'eeday •� - c,tlildren's Hospital ter, Sharon Elaine, at Meigs Gcn­ , ladelphia Rit,i�Jen of �e ��t- · · Columb\ta aqd her condition Is eraJ . ffospital on Joly 4. em Ho,tey Loiui. htWi. •llll\ed ' '. repdfte.t Ml• Htlsfletbry. She exGrandpa"renta are "Mr. and Mrs. 1 � to be hospitalized �or 10 Sherman Robel'lll and Mr. and l Doug Adam,- 88, t6 a \otie-year contract as coach arifl d'&ector of di.ya. iler ,parents are In Colum- Mrs. Sidney Burton. -Mrs. Aliee , player �!�nn�t Moore ·Is: a great grandmother. bus with bu. Channel 3 •• Friday I ---------- -,-- anne1 3 -Sat11rday I. --- -.�h����n3 - Sunday I l'lt 0£c«:EO TO 60 t/TO 1'11.lflCA!. CAtl'� C I UNOERSIAHD LUCY.. Bt THE 115£ Of i<IIJJCl,I.E YOO k:IPE TO l'O<NT tJ> 00R l'AULTS IN 60\'E�,1118(( Al<D TltJS 1"'1'R(ll'E aJR WAY OF LIFE WOMAN &J(R tN TWIN FORY.S 010 TH' IIIIULTI NO I JUST WAll1' TO ' RIDICULE EVEl!'(THIN6 ! ilv FRED .-----...._-f\ W1f1Dt:R REVENOOEllS KETCH H1M ? Rock Springs Carmel Ne.,.,s Of The Wee.k Social Notes j ro R11>1cuu; EVmTHINi ! 1)1, � 11J LASSWELL -BUT IT WOULD Sl-1ECKS!!'-AH l¼VEID BE oN A llET lli>IN d G/!it.$ Gor FIGURE AS PfN!ICT 16 HERS.'!' FIGGERSJ!6 PUFFICK AS HER- tr«:P­ I Channel 8 - Friday Sura, 1·ve UJO,ked ' all over tOIIJO. 'han,nel 8 - SUnday You understand, this i; for a few davs. My regular girl i� c.om'iriQ back. �• •• • Channel 8 - SatUrday I I ------ - ------WHTN�TV ' :Chlmriel 13 Channtl 1 3 - Friday . - - - ~- I Racine --c '1e .... New� Start The Day Right Channel 1 3 - Sunday With STEVE a:oo ALLEN Channel 1 3 - Saturday On Th• Clock'' - --- ---- Underiroe• Surgery ·Birth Announced - EAClf MORNING I NANCY � V:../ I CGULO ..... ...,. B RABOLD GRAY '6UIC10E ".'"A� �, AT 7:15 A.M. OM WJ· E H CUJQ.Y IA.YOE , ::::..,-:A:::N::, ::"'": A":IIS :::"l� ::s,: , :::Jllll =::y ::-O.F:mt _,fJdl!! '1n!!Bwi·• Ji.tidilrtY �! ��!"' - 1 90 ) Morine Supplies UIID CAA Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 15, ll!e0-7 "'M usical U sed Heating Equipment --------- spent a couple of days in Columbus wilh his parents. Their son, Mike, remained for a longer visit. Homer Frank of Union Furnace h visiting at the Guy Summerfield home. Kathy Reuter, who ls spending the summer here at the Smith home, returned to her home in Ak• ron, Sunday, to attend a two week! campine: session. Mrs. Thed Croy and Mrs. Roger Epple and daughters, Dianne and Sherry, were in Gallipolis Wednes­ day. Spending Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs.. Gordon Ridenour and children lo celebrate his birthday were � - and Mrs. Floyd Ridenour Mr . and Mrs. Roger Epple and daughters and Keith Ridenour, Home made ice cream and eake were served. O· n one ore '. I I Al 7:30 the Electa Circle will med 'l.t the home of Mrs. Harold Chase, lhe Love - Joy Circle at the church wit.h Mrs. Jenny K.auff and Mu. Bertha Archer as. hosleases and the ,Prise ill a circle at the home of Miss Freddie Houda.shelt. BAKER F U RN ITU RE I I The Dorcas Circle will meet a.t I the home of Mrs. laabelle Wine­ brenner al 6 o'clock for a potluck picnic. Each mem ber is lo bring a covered dish. New 2 Piece LIVI NG ROOM SU ITE - 1 20b ) l n�uronce ,,.... The Ml.slonary Circle• of the First Baptist Church of Middleport will tlleet Tuesday evening II fol• )ow&; Another Good Buy From Baker's ■ . --- - - �-_ . . __ I Baptist Church C,ircles Meeting Plans Completed you co uld beh .� Win ne r ! Check for your Ol� ·� 1:1to license nu m ber at SQbio today! ,.,h , · . � ··· --- .... ,.. .. -- ._. ......... . .- �. . . ' . . . . ·- .. . 11--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-M iddleport, 0 , July 15, 1 960 ( 1 4) For Rent F I V E ROOM unfu.rni1bed apartment with bath and tbower garbai,e diJpoul unit, newi; redecorated. Pboue WY 2 ..s33fl,. 7 . 7. Lfc -·. FIV E room, and bath m Mason 7- 1 4-tiilp Phone WY 2-24:98. WANT ADS FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE 1lESULT8 RATES , cents per wtrd, one insution. M..i nlrrmm charge - 60 cenlll. d centa per word for three oooeematlve insertlou&. SP-1.ci&l - o;:e mo1'.lh for 30 cenlJ per word. Full rate of 4 cents per word will be charged for adve-rliliin.e 11 not prilid within lO days aner recetvina: bill. El'Toh in Al;lverti&inj - Should be rep(':-lt>d !m.medlatel:,. The Dailv Sentinel will not be re5poru.ib le for more th.an one iococ­ rect iru;ertion . 11,ai· d of Tt;aob and Special Notice1 of Ev,•uta $1.UO. Obitu.ariel publi&hed at l ce-it per word.. ',"/OROS J. DAY 3 DAYS C DA r'5 l MO. 1� 6(k 90c $ 1 .� '4.00 $ 1 .8(\ $ 1 .20 2(' 60c 16.00 $ 1 .50 $2-l!ll 76c 26 $7. 50 Ada received by l O A.M... wLII 09 in that day • .,.per, PHO N E W Y-2-2 1 57 , LaGAL NOTICI To le �d To The Hlt,hnt Bklde,r On the 22nd day of J uly 1900 al the Zerk.le Truck.in & Company, M iddle port, Ohio, at 10 o ' clock A. M. the followm& property: One 2 pc. lmng room 1uile; l 9 x 12 wool rug and pad, 2 3 :t 3 Tru-Val mat lresaes, 2 .3 x 3 TTa· Val box spnngs, J 7-pc:. breakfast se t, one set of three lablea, 1 mink bedroom suite, l 4 x fl bed 1prmp, and I • x 6 TrU · Val mattreue1. This property will not be auld for Jcb!i than $ 100.00. I M�lt•r·, H1rdw■re Compeny Middleport, Ohio (7) 12, l!i, 18, Jtc Chester Social News Reported By Cl•rlu Allen Sewing clu b members and thelr families enjoyed a wiener roast Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mr11. Joe Nunnally. Al• tendlnil were Mr. and Mrs John Fick and daughters, M rs. Charles Fick and children, Mr and Mrs. Gordon Ridenour and children, Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Elberfeld and son, Mr. 11nd Mrs. William Will .and children, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Epple and children, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hawk and son, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eichin�er and lions, Mr and Mrs. Bob Wood and chil­ dren, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Baum and fam ily, Mrs. Eddie Hartung and sdn, .and Mr. and Mn. Joe Nun• nally and family. i�r. and Mrs. John Ginther en• tertained with a family di nner Sun, day in observance of their 25th · wedding anniversary. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Boyles, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ginther, John Jr., Jack, 1 Joyce, and their only grandchild, Penny Marie Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nunnally, Steve and Becky spent the week end in Mansfield with Mr. and 'Mrs. James Sh.aum and children. A le Hubert L. Ba\cer left Wed· nesday !or Laughlin Arn, Texas, after spending a few days with Mr. and Mds. Hobert Smalley _ .Mrs. Frank Will and Ba.,rbara and Mrs. Faye Smith, Karen and Sh.er­ ri, left Wednesday fc-r their home in Jesup, Ga., after spending sever­ JI days with Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Cleland and other relatives. Mr. and Mr!I. James Ginther and sons, George and Phill i'p, Cincin• nati, spent a few days wilh Mr. and Mrs. Oris Ginther. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Weber and family of Chieago spei;t a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Wolf. Sgt. and Mrs. Albert Peterson and daughter, Penny, left Monday for Malmstrom AF'B, M ontana, where he w�II be stationed, after spending several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Johri Ginther. Richard Koblentz and Gary Mi­ chael are attending 4-H camp at Canters Cave this week. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elberfeld I ! ( 1 7 ) Help Wonted .SA LESMEN, 2"11 TO "4l yrs. old, experience. Good must have r oute and commi111ion. ABC Cleaners, Mason, W . Va. 7- 1 2-Uc SALES OPPORTU N ITY Men and Women. U you are m I sales now and are looking Jor broader fields to conquer. Keep I present job while lrainmg. Send name, address, ph.one number to Post Office Box 18, Lancaster, 7 1:5 2tc Ohio. I I I Legal Notvce LEGAL NOTICE The public hearing on lhe bud, gel report for 1961 or Olive Town­ ship Trustees will be held al 6:30 p. m , Monday, July 18, at lhe Olive Townsh.1p Garage. O live TWp. Trustees Marjorie Newltm, clerk J.,ong Bottom, Ohio (7) 1�, Itc •----- ---•----•----,,,---,,-------' I BOYS-OR GIRLS wanted for Mulberry n ewspaper route, ( 1 1 Notices / - - - For So le -- -- - Heights and Sugar Run vicinity TIRMITE AND PEST CONTROL Hi c..;A UGl shot i::un like new, Apply Daily Scnlinel Office, / th1·cc i:;hul adj ust11blc choke. Illy P•ln. FrH int.pectlon. ln1ur• 7-15-tfc Pomeroy, Ohio. Prn:c $JU UO. Phone WY 2-6266. itd by N•tlonwich. Phone R. IN TKE MATTER OF 7-13-Jtc •nd A. Serwke 'St•tion WY1· I IV .. ") � I SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS · 4-l6-tfc; PROBATE couRT, FUH sAl�E- i 1,uw1-:11 MOWEH: _ _..!" __:________ _ Uriggs & Stratton motor, I an- - - -- - --- --,---,--,-----,-- MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO CLIFF BYl::H!:i and his String f 1 ol lh.e Noles will be at the Moose t1que desk a11d d1;:11r, I rl'cord HOUSEWORK BY THE HOUR OR I Accounts and vouchers Phone Avanell Young. followmg named fiduciaries have day. player and rel"ord::.. all 1t1 good Hall in Pome roy, July 1 4t h. W Y 2·9904.. 7 1 1 6tp been f1 hid rn the Probate Court, 7 I J 3tp Dancmg Q t i l l 1 2. l"ond itiori. Call WY 2-6632. -7-1 4-3tc Meigs County, Ohio, for approval _____ __ __ ( FOR f.lJ.:LJCJOUS ::.11a1·k� set• Jatk, and oelllement, ! _ Jel"k Umy liar, Middleport. I L/\ltliE: HOLEN garden tractor Case No. 1 7997 First arid Final with att ad111wnt:, Can he seen TELEVISION RADIO AND SMALL Account of Sybil Ebenbach, Ad· �-6\e __ at Luther appliam;:e repair. Phone Otl1 m i mstralrix de Boni! Non of the · l."o!<>ma11·s. near JllCC.1intock, Racine, O.'tlo. 2-Hft Estate of Berlhi Kaspar, deceased. '' cii:;s·Gallia Linc, 1;hcshire, Ht. ,_ 7-1 4-3tc t.:a:,c No 17861 First current Ac• - AP .iuu'MENI'S - i\lrn11hed and ,- , ;-W I'� WISII Tl ! t'X J )rt•::.s 1J11r sin. count of Marion Jean Warner, L . . TH E Ueaner unlumlahed. M.c.M.Mten. Middle Vacuum C X U U O cerl! apprci·i a! i1m lo o ur m• igh l ' opu_l u r 111udcl No. 30 . 111 A-1 2 3 U liuard1an oi John Laurence Warn­ port. Phone WY 2·2062. bors aml fricmfa for lhcir er, Stephen Hay Warner, Jeffrey rnnd1llon. Com p l L•rc wuh all kindrwss and symp.i\hy durin� --- ---,-,--- · � Jay W11rner and Linda Sue Warn, attaehrncnti; and throw away MUILLIR FURNACIS, WISTING the i!Jnc�� and death of our er, Mmors. imper bags. l';1y off balance HOUSE appllancN- Amold B,.. hushil tul and father, 1.. L Case No. J 61B2 First, Final and .00 1 4 or month. per $6.00 � . then, Syracuw, Oh io. IPhone Distnbutivc Accoun t of Druzilla Cuniung ham. Special thanks to I hone WY 2-2204. 7-1 4-6lc WYZ-6.JM. lkv. Howard Huppel l, Hawlin G.s- I I M l -tf M. Woodrum, Administratrix of Luati:; funeral Oire ctors, Pall· EAHLY H AHVES T app�:; Lhe Esta1e of Hay Burley Wood• Bri�g . beart'l"li, tho�e scnd 1� g flowers , cont 11. iner $1 . 00 bushel. Oirk rum, deceased. and all who helped Ill any way. Karr' Nay lors H u n I J 1l l 7·1 4·3te lase No. 16313 First and Fin.al _ _ __ Your k 1 11dncss will never he . Account of Una Bolin, Admm1straforgoll!'II. Mn. L . L . Cunning- ' FOR SALE G I.ASS h a l f ,i:allon 1nx oi the Est.ale of Amanda J . and quart jars. Chc11p. Cull WY ham. 7 - 1 5- l tp Howell, deceased. IIINIH AT L A.-There'1 only one f,eraon ln these photos -- - 2-6 138. 7-14·3lp Ca8e No. 18 179 First, Final and tha.t you could call lnfluentla.J at the Democratic conv@ntlon WE WISH TU THA N K OU/I HELA · - -- -- _ Dii;tributive Account o f . Wendell lD L. A.. but 1t woaldn't be a convention wlthout the re8t. Tl'v"E� and fritrnds who helped i'� IUGIDAlll E $2�.oo. 3 rc�taurant Long, Allmimstralor o( the Est.ale --bouthi. $30.00, ki tdwn tahinel in all)' Wily during lhc illness Henry Barrett of Athens is vi!!it­ 01 Ula Little, deccaHe,J. lle{oro U:30 J\..M. $HU)(), breakfast ::Ol' I S l :';.00. Sec 111111 1h , 1th ul our mulher, Mn. ing the Will Barrett family. Case No. 16441 1''in11.I and Dill• MlddlepN't WY.2,,264 9 Ku.thleen Carpe11 1 t:r, l'\f oin St , L;iuril Uruwn. Mrs. Edward Garton of Cleve, tributive Account of J. B. O'Brien, Pomeroy WY-2-319S Rutland. 7-t-4-3tl" The Uruwn f<,amily land is helping ure for her father L-uard1,m of the Estate •i Lethie KAUT� Pl,liD ITO�I 7 1 5 llp HOA!> CAllT $:W.Otl, top buggy t:. 1'' , Edmundson. By Adr• Swick li 1 lkey, an lncompelent Person. '" c,,...., $00.0U, I - one hors,• w;q.i c111 $20.UO Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jessie and chilUnless exceptions are !Ued \ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grate visitYvkoh 5-2145 ound ost an J M . K Gelty/i JU I , M 1tld l1•port, lhcreto, said .accounts will dren of Washington, D. C., are ed the Calvin Spires family be at for HAMIU IIRVICl 5 fATION Hoad . ollo w hearing spending a vacation with Mr. and before s.iid Court Cl ipper Mil.ls recently on . the .... r. 9:00 AJtA., H l'h�'.\�.::l LOST n:MAL�: �-ox J lou-nd. bi :;�k c 1 5th day of Aui,iuHt, UHJO, al wh.ich Win. Wayne Jessie and son. ... 1...,., J8h-brown hal" k . diirk brown Lester Lathey has been off work 1Mr and Mrs. Donald Strausbaugh ti me said accounts will be cons1d· ----livery D11,1' Sen1cf> l1c>ad, Slll'("ks on J1•�s. Collar inLhe past week after receiving a ered and continued from day lo of Colu mbus and Myrtle Straus• si·rib,·d .lames l( kkni.1n, cut on NECCIII Scwlug Madurw-Com, back injury while on the job. AIR COND11'JO.Nll1G, RE1' ' RJUl:!:R­ baugh of Vinton called on the Vir• day until lirrnll)' dlsposed of. plc�e Zill z�i::. Makes humlreds o f t•aeh l"Hr $5.00. Reward Howard Mr . .and Mrs. Billy Lalhey and .ition service. J1ck'1 Hefria;era• Any person interested may me gil Hobbs family Saturday. Their de�1gna wllhuul alla('h ments. Stitt, � 1dclleport, Uhio, JU. twn, New Haveit. l'bone "fU2- wrillen exceptions lo said accounts daughter. Donna Rulh, vi111ted with son, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hall and Or1gl11ally i;old ror over $300.00 7 12 (Hp family visited th e Lester Lathey 35"7. fU3-11 or lo maltcrs perliininri: to the ex- �nrs. Adra Swiek. P11y of£ balance of $93.00 or bmily the past week end. Mr. and M,rs. Hkhard Fuss f ecuhon ol lhc �st not less thu n lake over 1)11ymcnts of $Q.OO per ll AUCTION II LOST BlL U'OLI) Suntlny 111ghl · 11ve clay a prmr to 1/le dale set for Toledo � Rd' Mr . and Ml"li. Frink month. l'hune WY 2-2204. Compl ..e "'°¥let dnse lo l'u-ty ' s Uf'slaur1111I With 1 :l - l 4-61L' j:Jeann�. f<·uss ui Curtice spent .i few da)"s Sr,rprise Birtlult1y Cr1tt lh1•fvrd i111port;111t J)a J)("J"S FirulN l"ai1 with Mr. and Mrs. Alva Swick. F. JI. O'BHIEN, ---- --- ---Wl'fft, Phone or ,ontact ke(' p niorie y 11rHl return 1-1a 1tt.•rs, ◄:luir Edmundson has returned Party Held Tuestl,1y Probate Judge Li•uvc � t ( · ,rty' i; Hcslaura n 1, ) RAVE L Y TkACTOR SAL ■ I AND A. C . BRADl ·UKD, R■clne, Ohl.. Friends and relatives gathered home from Holzer Jlospitu t and is Meigi:; County, Ohio l 'umeroy , Ohio. 7- 1 3-3\p , Serw1c<-. 5\2 I. Main, Pomeroy. at the home of Bessie Slaugh1er ut improving slowly. 7 15, Uc ) ( Phone WY2-l975. S1lo,m1n: CLU l ll, WOOD SLAT PORCH Fair v iew Tuesday night lo surprise i;.Ua(h!II, cJolli porch VMl11nni, M.mn1e Swick Pearl Denne y and H•rold a,,rnhar1, RHdnlllt. her on her birthday. j Adra ::,wick Yl�llcd Iva ,.U.trrcll, Mwruuw:1, venetian bilnda, wm­ _ Ohio. Phon• Cooiv'.lle 3691. __ "earl LJtlle Pearl l anu oow sluitle1. paa 1''ree est1m1tes. Uoif l l , 11155 fUHV V 8 Cu11lomline 4 dr. i 3- UHlc The evening was 11pcnl socially. uems in Holier Hosp1tlll.. Mr. Golf Ailer the gifts 1 had been opened, JJ.ile W 1ppt1l, :U� Union Ave., i;ctl1111, ouc t'drt'ful own r. Extra I _ _ __ _ _ ,,_ _ _ < _ _ _ _ LEGAL 1"10TICE TO BIDDERS 'J' U C K :11 ul o 95 6 G' ood � , 111 11chellmed !or surgery. Pomeroy. :i :u lMJlC'. mee. $79�.oo. lllacttna1s, Pomc• DODG S l refreshments or potato Silad, cake, Sealed proposals, bearing the 1rnrd (.,?ua 11 S, Ra,· 1. 1 11(!0111 lllOll. It' my · 7·14-tH c' sandwiches, coffee and kool aid title of the work aod name LEOAL NOTICE of the road St., M iddleport, Ohio. were served to Mr. and Mrs. Jack bidder will be received by J. Ed· I. F. Ml"M"'lli.1., tJleinrirf -- - 7-13-311} - -Wolfe, Mrs. Kenneth Wolfe, Sandy ward Foster, Clerk for the Board 1950 llUll'K V 6 Special• 4 dr. 11c· vL � - - - COM.Pu;TE u;suiw,;c& PRO or bdur:ation Qf Wol!"e, Mrs. Bob Rhodes, Mr. and d1ut. Orig11111l bl11ek fini11h like ' the Pomeroy Ex­ MARY L, PULLI NS, 1111 el, Mrs. Herbert Roush. tectkm, Lile, Aute, Fire, Polio. emptL'd V11Ja.se School District, lll'W. Out· c11rch1l loo:ul owner. I I IE FUHM lm 1 101\1� OF Mr. and DftencHnt1 Mr.� . A I I . Urown, will be open l,aH UoD l1Ul11 Middltporl. Pomeroy, Ohm, at the High SchQQl Cen No. 13,008. $805.00. lll<ll'Lluan,, Pomeroy. Karen and Mike Rhodes, Mr. and from -4 I�- 111. u n t i l 7 p. m . . Mun­ 8u1Jdi11g, Pomeroy, Ohio, until 1 2 7-1 4·6lc l'ursuant lo an Order ?f Sale Mrs. Arnold Hupp, Roger Roush 1 . day and T11ei.d;1y, July 18 1111d 1 9 --- -----� - o'clock Noon, l!;astern Standard 1ssuea oy the Lourt ot (.:ommon Charley Mrs. Carroll White, for t h e purpose o f sl' llrn g houseTime, on Tuesday, AUjJU81 2, HHIO, t'leas, l¥1 t:1gs Coumy, Uh10 , l ""':•H 195 7 M J-: Hl'U lty Monter11y 4 dr. Knightning, Roberta , N aney, Cindy, tiold llcm. l'cn; u 11s who arc inand will be opened .a.nu read aloud oflcr !or sale at .rubuc Auction �edan. P!lWl' r stceriu� .in d brnkRoush, Mrs. Rus­ tcn•11h•tl rnuy eull durini.: thosC' N a:. •·w IIOUSE, TWO BEDRdoMs-, immediately there.after, for the on the 20th. day o( Ju1y, rnou, at Sharon and Dlivid Rocky eB. l'ui.h bullo11 �lull. lmnrncuand Eddie Jean, Roush, sell llmt"S, 7 15 :Itp luge hvina: room, bullt-ln kitlil- conslruction of Pomeroy Elemen- l :00 A . M. _at the aoor of 1he late iu�1d1� ullll oul. $ 1 ,506.00. \ "'----...;.;....;c..__;;.._..;;.;;; ,M rs. Arnold Ander• � r. and Hupp, M eA c11,blnet1, a:aa furnace, lnau- tary School Bulldm&, m accord11,ncc court House 1n _Pomeroy, Ohio, thci Ul11cll1 11u�, Pumcn:\y. 7 - l 4-6lc eon, Bonnie, Connie and Brenda lated, larQ:e e11r port, l21S foot with plans and apec1fic11tio11s as 1ol�1_>wmg descnb<.-d _reai estue: BARGAINS I N I Anderson. {rontair:e. Wriiht Streel, off prepared by Thomas D. McLauj!:h­ situate �n the V1llaae of PomSending gifts were Rev. and Mrs. 19�7 PON TIAC Va Hurd Top Cpe. M ulberry Ave. $91SOO.OO, Phone lm and JQhn J. Kail, Archilocls, eroy, and in nac oon 1 8, Town 2, Thomas and family Mr. Erneat One can•ful local owner. 1 1�•dra­ WY �-:t�92 Wilbur Young or Lima, Ohio. Hanse ta of the O�io Company ' s Mn. Ha m pton Burn� and and m11t1c drtVI'. H11d10 amt hc11kr. WY :Vinos Valley Lumb,r and lJr.awmgs 11nd 1peeiticationa a11d �urcna11e on Naylor s Run, Me1a:s daughter. 1'"i111.sh like new. $ 1 ,�9!1.00. Bluet ::;upply t:o., Mlddlep()rt, Uhm. contract documenL!I are available County, Ohio, lo-wit: Being the ___ _ _ ___ (;OA L •· uR NA<:t,;S tnars, Pomeroy. 7·1◄·tllc Ht•Uc for in&pection at the ot flce1 of lhe north half ot Lot No. 10 01 said Sizo1t1 20·22·24" Owner and the Architect Draw• tract on N1yJor'a Run, except thci >'<JR SALE: BE/\UT!ll'UL. NEW 3- inga and v BLOWl:RS 1pecifieation1 {or • the per­ coal and otner minerals w1lh the 19�2 i'' Oltu. GooJ rottllil.i un. All bedroom, 26 x 1� livinK room, sonal use or contoclors mQ be rlKhl lo mme and remove lhe Oil & C.:11s Conversion Unit!I new tirei. and bllllcry. Contut'l paneled kitchen, l "- balhl, hard• obtained from lhe Arthiteel upon same without incumbr11,nce to the Jim Hise, t.:hcshire, Uhio. I wood noor11, 2 complete heating deposit or $20.00 for one set or surface. 7- 12-6Le ayarnms, full baHmen\, Syracu1e which ----$10.00 will be r�funded up­ RE•"ERENCE DEEDS: Vol. HK, W L 'Kt lnghouse Store Ohio. Shown by 1ppointmcnl on return Goo4 Clean u..- Car, Conclitlffl of Gau9ff: Monlgom­ o( aald drawinas a.nd Page l:J9 and Vol. 203, Page 93, Phone W Y-2-6314 Syrac;u1e, O. only WY 3·6233. 6tp 7 1 1 All MIile, ancl MNel1 specifications within 10 day1 from Deed .kecords of Me1Q:s c.:ount)' , ery 16.l upper, 8. 1 lower, 4',\ ft. fillTROPOl.tTAN MOTOll& the date o! receivJna: bids. Ohio. Further de1cribed as fol• open; Gallipolis 17.8 upper, 9.7 tOD"°6 le•t Mein It. SALE: Geor1e McQul11 pro­ 1:i'OH lower, 4 ft. open; Lock 23, 13.� Each bid must tie submitted on low,: SINGER l!.L�CTBlt: Sl'Wing ma• ,.....,.W, OhM perty, Lincoln HIil, Pomeroy. blanks obtained from lbe Archl• Situate on Fiaher Street, in the upper, 9.1 lower, closed off. All chine, t·omplel e wllh allach­ �ix room, aud b1lh. Desirable tect, and must �'Ontaln the name Vllla1e of Pomeroy, said Fisher moveable dams are up 13 thru ments. Will sell for $38.60 or location and yard. Phone WY.2· of every person Interested thereln Street beln1 intersected on the 23 and clou off. (9) terrnw. i f tlesiretl. Phot1!' WY 25361 . 7 U 2lc and be accompanied by a Surety South b.)' Locu1t Street and on the Ohio llnr ao.tt: down. Lock 2204. 7-14·6lc GAS, FUEL OIL a.nd coal fur­ Company Bld Bond, sati1Cactory to North and EHl by N aylor·, Run 1 1 Tri-State 7:SO am 1-8; Lock nare11, Call for free esllm11te11. t'OUH. GOOU 750x 1 , tires. Call FOR SALE 7 rooma, 1 Y, batha, the Owner, or Certified Check up. Road, there bttin1 no houae num- 13 Gene Hougland 8: 1 0 am 3-4; Forem111 & Abbott, Ml ddleporl. lllchard Winebrenner, Syncuse. Lock 14 Jefferson 0:33 am 8- 1 ; -•full baaement, out of water, ad­ on some aolvent bank, made pay­ �. 8-10-1" 7 - l 3-3tc Lock llS Eastern 1 :20 am 8-3; Loek able to the Treasurer of the Board Terms of ule: Cash on day of Jomln& apartment. Phone WY 2-3:17 1 . 7-lt�lt of Education, in an amount equal aale, Said premlaea cannot be sold I 1 8 Ovec 7 :30 am 18-0; Lock 23, J WlLL IIAVE l'Ll:NTY ot· HED Sl!:VEN f0t1l eumhu1e $2Ml. Heady to !I% of lhci bid, 11 a guarantee for leaa than two•thlrda of the ap- Joes 4 pm 1-0; Franklin Pleree Uaspberrlea for the next to days. to w;o. K. A. lirucscr, .forest that ir the bid is ■<!cepted, a con­ praised value, T� properly ia ap- 1 7:1:1 �m 1·7. Plea,e c11ll after ij p. m. t'uye 11.un 11.ou.d. 7- lJ-3tc Upriver Lock 23, 3 pm Jane tract will be entered into In ac­ praised 1t $1100. To be sold ,ub· Powel l. H11.cine. 7 l� 3tc cordance 2-8, Ben_ McCool 4:45 P� 4-0 : T w)th 960. the drawin1s taxes for and Ject to the lien for 1 SMALL 1UDING hone, genlle for HOTICI OIi PILING AND speciflcatlons and a:eneral t:ondi- Th.e ria:ht la reserved to reject any Mike Creditor 1 1 :0S pm 4-14, I chlldnm. Sec or call lrll Well­ HEARING ON INYINTORY James Boule · 12:15 a m 2•7; Be•· tions of the contract and -bond or all bids. man, Bndbury, Phone WY 2- CeM No 11,291 ver 1 : 30 am 0�; Elger Cllft 3:10 form on file, and the performance NBACH C. HARTE ROBERT 6182. 7-8-6lc Probtte Ceurt, Mt�• County, Ohio of Lhe contract aecured by a Sure, Sheriff of Meigs County, Ohio am Q. 2, TO the Executor or AdminJstra- ty Company Contract Bond, ap, All Kanawha RI.er dams on CROW & PORTER tor and to such of the followina as proved by the Owner, in •0 CROW, Walter C. Beckjord down at sill. Plaintiff for S [ are residents of tho 6t.aLe of Ohio: amount equal to 100% of the con• Auorne)' U.. D IOATI AND MGTOtll Ill (9 ) 17, 24; (7) 1, 8, 15, Ste Marmet 3:33 am 1 1-0and ■, while thev lul. Met,. .11urvivlna apouse, if any; next of traot price. kin; beneficiaries · under the will, pollfln Mot4ir.. 60D ti. Main No bidder may withdraw hll bid t' any ; Lhc altorney or attorneys i for period It., PMMrey, l'hent WY.:IJUI. of a thlrty reJ1rc1enUn• any of the aforemen· days after the openlnai thereof. 1 1 -24-tfe lioned pttnoo.a: The riahL ls reserved by the You 11re hereby notified that on Board of Educ■lion to THE NEW reject any UIIJ' You the 13th day of July 1900, an In- or "II bids and to waive informall• v<!n tory and. Appniaement or Lhe ties. stale or Cora Bell &wen, deceaaed By order of the Board of Educa­ late of Sali1bury In said Count)' lion of the Pomeroy Ex$11pted Vil• FOREST RUN ROAD was filed In thla Court. laa:e School District,' Pomeroy, Hearln1 on aald Inventory and Ohio. V-a motor, automatic mrns., Off Roule 7--,¼, Mlle Norlh of Pemeroy Appralaement will be had before ,power 1teerln-g and brake�. J. Edward Fo!lter, clerk this Court on the lat dey of Aug . ploa,lni a.tone gN!y flnlllh (7) 1, 8_, Hi, 22, ttc u.al 1960 at 10 o'clock A. M . --_ clean inh:rh:,r. All good tircw.. Exeeptlon1 thereto mey btt filed INDIANS OBTAIN JACKSON by II"\)' lntere,ted party at any INDIANArous, Ind. UPI-Ron tlmfl prior to five daya before the Jackson, 6·7 former finil bas&­ _ Pomeroy, Ohio date Hit tor hearin1. man with Chtea10 and Bo!llon ln Wl1'NESS my IJl&nature and the American Le11ue, baa been the seal ot Nfd Court, lhia oblained - by lndi•napol11 or the· 13th Ila, of Jul1 lNO. American AaaociaUon. · Lou■ville F. H. O' BRIEN, I dull Jacklon to the Indian! ln a EIGHT ROOII HOVSF., two five Judie and �-Officio Clerk , 1tral1ht player trade for pitcher room apartment&. A. N. Ben1el, l'O■BIOY, ,OBJO • 1; l'll;_III, � , Bob Boll. 11·2 llc Pbou wYN2'!L -. mploymenr Wc.,ted I I I 20 Business Services ------ 1 1 2 , Ca rd_of Thanks Legal Nohe, I " I I -- -- ------- I Call Dlc1 Sttrrffl t6 L d F Danville I News Of The Week Mr•. I �� :;s:· I , ---- --- -1 H:S) Auto Sales Legal Notice ( 2 1 ) Real Estate Brown, Black, Toa51, Grey COAL, OIL GAS FURNACES Phone WY-%.:1794 POMEROY, OHIO S99.00 M I DDLEPORT • ' ,• t -t 1f to check TH I S WEEK' S wi nner's list i n the SOHIO REPORT ---,---------- NEW and USED I RI a:,L'K ·A R N O L D ' S BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer •250,000 dream For Sole ------------ Legal Notice ®- 1958 DODGE 4 Door $1 595 POMEROY MOTOR CO. NOW OPEN FOR iUSlltESS JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR AT KARR & VAN ZANDT t 1 4) For Rent fOREST RUN CEMENT BLOCK CO. Top Quality Blocks Made With Best Of MaMriols And M,ew Machinery CEMENT AND MOR.TAR· FOR SALE Ownen : K. A. G111uur'6" Soii. Don ... ' WMl'O Daily Pro�am SchfAlul, fSL.EVlji6" GUlbE WSAZ.TV Channe, 3 (Mohiay • Friday) Sign op Guest Star Newa RFD Newt Headlinew Breakfa&l,.,Parl)' Pickens Hardware Show Breakfast Party News Headlines Sports. Report Breakfast Part, News Breakfast Party News JIHdl ine!I Bre.aklasl Party News Bre11kfasl Party C'offee Tlme Swap Shop News Headl ine, Morning De\'oliont Radio Hymnal News 1-lead\inei Country Hoe Dowri Farm 'rtime Racine Jubilee Noon News 12:30 1 :OQ 1 :02 I :30 1 : 30 2:00 3:00 3:02 3:30 3:35 4:00 4:0?. 4 4:33 5:00 �:05 5:30 5:31 5:45 6:00 Jut For You New, lie.a�inH .; I� For You Ne•• Ju,t For You Cfl lmC on Pt. Pleasant N t.; Headltft,:,__ M uil� lfo fl.ounO: New1 M111k Go Round New■ Headline, Music Go Round Local New, Mu1ic Go Round Baseball Scores Music Go Round News He■dllnet Music Go Round Complete New1 Rnund-up Crow's Stell 1tou1e-Sound of tlie 80'• News Headline, , Evenina Interlude News Headlinet · Evening Interlude News HeadUnes Sundo' rt Serenade Sign Off 5:58 6: 00 tl : l � 6:30 5:30 W aterfront 7:00 6:00 Home ftun n ..rby 7 : 02 8 .30 Ne•n PiNure 3 :30 From Th(te Root! 7 :30 · :45 Sports Roundup 4:00 Comlldy PlaYhOllSf! 7:45 6:55 Weatberrast 11:3:0 Adventure Time 8:00 'UH) Sllturd1i1y Ni.11:i1t Jamboree &:ob oteamb�st BIil 8:00 7:30 Bon;i 111.a &:3U '9!.SM Kid 8:ot-i The �fan 11.nd the Challenge 8:M> 6:00 M¥Sic io the Round 9,3() t: 15 Jim Th11eker Show ' lH)O The nc1ml a,30 8:2t!i Weat�@re.a«t 8·30 World Wide 60 9:00 e Newa Pictu 3:30 10:30 \tan ·, · rom I nterpol 9:02 11 · 4� Huntley Brlukle� ltepon 1 1 :00 Nl' . ."'!. Headlines 8:30 7 : 00 Pioneers 1 1 : 1 0 W :alhcrcast 9:35 7 :30 This Man Dawson t l : 1 5 Shockwatch OJJiJ l 8:00 Democq1tic Nat"l Conv. ·t oo Sign off 10: 1 5 1 1 : 00 Newa Jtedli11e1 I0:30 1 1 : 1 0 Weat>-.ercast 10 :32 6:30 l 1 : lS JaC"k Paar Show 10:45 66;32 , ·00 Sign Off 10 7:00 l l :00 1 1 :00 TV Chape l 1:02 1 1 :02 t L :J() l ndusl,y on Pa,ade (h 1 1 :28 7:30 t l : 45 Dugout Dope 7:32 1 1 :30 'J:43 Sign On 1 1 :55 Cincinnati Baseball 12 :00 INN) 800 Circlf 3 Ranch 2:30 This is the Lifr 9:00 Sheena, Queen of Jungle 3:00 Sunday Movictime IJ:30 Jun,or Auction 6:00 Meet the Press 10:00 Howdy Doody Show 6:30 S unday New!I Picture 10:SO Ruff & Reddy e'low 1 1:00 O\•erland Trail u -. 00 Fuey 8:00 Music on lee CJrele Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Douglaa 1 J :30 Circu"a Boy a d 9:0 ' Olevy Sho"' and children of Charleston were had as recent guests Mr. . 12:00 Film ny Mr. and Mrs, 10:00 Loretta Youn� s:1l'"' Sunday guests of Mrs. Austin Phillips and fain 1 2 : 1 5 Dugout Doi)(' Funny Are Arlee Abbott. e 0:30 Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. o Peopl Refd f 1 D12:25 Cincin nati Baseball AHendance at Sunday School E:ynoo of M.Qrnln,g: Star IVld , �1 1 :20 News Headlines 3:30 The S�hool Story was 63, collection $16.'17. and Mrs. Clair . Boso and fa�ily 1 1 : 10 Weatht:casl t:00 Watch Mr. Wb.ar<I Rev. Card filled his appointmen� of Greal ���d, 1 1 :15 :i(i{ew1tch t:30 Science Flctit"n Theater a. at m. 4 10 lesson serlph,1.re do�,. Off &ign cfrct� :00 l Mrs. a�a 5:00 Detettive'11 Dalry thapter James. Sermon "The Re- en<!e Circle visited )irs. )fiqni� lat ives ul Unanswered PraytV" Orr ;e, nd family of i.-O'fll tiO (tdm Melod� R_ousti_ of P�aeh �ork Friday. spent u;� weekend with Diana Cirt!le returned Mrs. Mary l:3:l Dlck Clark $.how Weyersm1ller. b"Ori'le Sunday aft@r spending the , 9:00 Brave Stallion Sgt. Clarence Spurrier of Mi- week w ith her daughter Mr. and 8:30 Leav,;; :: To Bener 3:30 Who Do You Tr'ust chigan was a reeent Ruest of Mr. , � r� Bi ll Perry and l.amlly of q:oo L3.wrence W"lk S'low 4:00 Amerkan BandstBJ1d and Mrs. Norman Weyersmiller H olla nd. O Jubilee, U. S. A. J0:1)1) 1:80 Rin Tin Tin arid daugtiter. , ' 1 :00 Up-To-The-Minute News 'fflxie ci�,:le ,pent . the paat . G:00 Sin Francisco Be�t Mrs. Charles Sayrt; and �h 1I- week witli Mr. and Mrs, llarold ,!:10 Sports Report l:SO Your Esso Report£: dren ot Wo]( Pen, Mr. and Mrs. Circle and family of Springfield. '. l : 1 5 Late Show 1:40 Wea!her Te11er W m . Seyfried of G�ll ipolis, Mr. Buren Duncan and daughtet 8;45 John Daly New, and Mrs. Wm. Seyfried Jr., of Sy- Susie and Connie Comp1on o f -. racuse were Sunday 11 uests of Clifton caHed on Mr. iind Mrs. T:00 Budd• storcher ;ha" 12:00 The Bi� Picture their parents, Mr. and M rs. Wm. Douglas Circle ind family Friday, 'r:l'� Walt t,laney Pff�ent1 2:30 Jonn Hopkins File Eichinger Sr. 8:30 Democratie N11t'I Conv. Mrs. James Patterson accom• 1 :00 College New,; Conference 10:30 TBA Mrs. Henry Euler of �c1ne panied • her husband to her new l :SO Nation.al Edu. AsFociaUon was a guest or Miss Alire Euler home in Columbus Wednesday. 11:00 The N@w Tonight 2:00 Mystery Matin�e and John Terrell Friday evening_ Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ours and ll:10 Saamiin,: the Weather 3100 Open Hearing Mrs. Edgar Abbott and children �n Dale Of So �niet and Mr. and U : 1$ S1t0rt! Rt1port 3:30 'J1BA were Gallipolis visi tors Monday. Mrs. Gary Barmtz and dtibgh�r U:20 i..te Show I 4:00 Tika Chase Show Miss Freda Will spent the week Carole Ann and Keilh Barn.hi 4:30 American Arts Trio e11d with Mr. an� M!'9. Holly 1 or P..:irrie�X 'ktre Sundij uefta I 5,00 Matty's Fundsy F"nnies ON'fal and childreJ1 at L�nc,ster. or Mr. an·d , Mrs. Dean hilnklr. I 5:30 TBA 1:00. Bad&e _a:ad Bullets Mr, and Mn. Ge6rge Cir e Mr, and Mrs. Harold Blackston d d:00 People;s Choic'!' U:00 Eddie Se!lcrist Show and sons Bobby and Bruce. Mr. dau11hte"r or st. Albaii!I II�t 6:30 Sports Highlights 12:00 TBA and Mrs. Wm. Grueser were in Sunday with his mother M s. 7:00 Trackdown 12:30 Talk Back Logan Sunday to meet the form- Mary Circle. 1 :00 Commonwealth of' Nations 7:30 lV�,.verick. er's daughter Sherrie who had Leslie Scarbrough of Cle�ela_!,.d 8:30 Lawman 1 :30 Gray Gho!lt been visiting in Columbus the is spending somelime wltb �is 9:00 The Pebel 2:00 Studio Wrestling past week. I parf'nts, Mr. and Mrs. Winnifred 9:l)O The A:'llsk�n!I 2:56 �IH!baU Scarbrough, Mrs. John Hartun g and Miss 10:30 Johnny St11,ccato 5:30 " '1-a'ye� Fiho --��---Al ire Euler visited Rev. and Mrs. 5:45 America's Newsreel Album I 1 :00 The News Tonight Card and chlldren of Chester 1 1 : 10 Late Show • 1:00 ltecord Hop Th ursday afternoon. '1 i Mr. and Mrs. Bal�s Carper of r � · •t · ,i y Pomeroy were recent callets ·tif ' . �-.:t Mrs. Otis Ml'Clintoek and dauMr. end Mrs. Roy Eastman. I T;30 Perry Mason gh1 er Arin spent !leveral daya with Mr. arid M'rs. Robert Roush Jn e,10 Wanted-Dead or Alive Col11mbus. 9:00 Mr. Lucky l•'\i\ The Vtrdiet i1 Your, Mr. and :Mrs. Clark Jividen 9:30 Have Gun, W!ll Travel f;lb • 'J1u!' 'Brighter Day lj:rent Friday witij t�ir �� ind: o,oo G unsmoke 1:15 The Secr�t Storm da�ghter-in -lsw, Dt11 _ �nd Mrs. 10:30 Not For Hire t:30 The Edge of Night L CHarles Jivi�en irj AUiens. 1 1 :00 l l O'clock News Stooge,l:C-0 The 1'hree Mr. and Mrs. Alt�ea Dtil'ln iririd U : 1 5 Theater 13 1:M Tho tlfe ol Riley two sons of Crooksville who have f:OQ Arthur J. Smith-1',ew11 just returned from a aix weeks l:UI A,i..eo k at the Weather vlsit in ,England, spent the week 6:25 TV &wllng Cllnie 9:60 Rev. Mat�!!ews end wilh his pirents, Rev. and 1:30 Affloa 'i!' AJIJJ; •:30 American at V:ork Mrs. F. E . J;)unn. Other ,gue�ts 17:00 Markham 1 9:-t!i Chri11Man Scien.� were tb!Plr son-in-law and daughter 7:30 Rit, hlde Mr. and Mrs._ Dean Al len, chil­ J0:00 Air Force Scrapbook I 8:30 Hotel de Paree t0:30 Camera dren, Bev@rly and Douglass Jay 3 Conv. Nat'I 9:00 Dem'6crittC I 11:00 Dig Plcture of New Lexington who remained Newa for a lonier visit. Rev. Dtilln 1 1 :30 RFD, USA D: 10 A. Loot at tbe Weather spent Monday and Tuesday .tn 12:00 Rev Elwood Gfbbl. 11:lG Thea'ter 13. 12:30 Cornedy Time Crooksville. 1 : 15 Baseball Leadoff Mr. and Mr,. Charles Wagner 1 :25 Baseball returned after touring the South­ 4:00 Comedy Time E::rn Statea and visited Mr. and 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 4:30 Rev. WUlard Wilcox I Mrs. V, B . Darby at Atlanta, Ga. 9:00 Our Gana Comedies 5:00 Oral R· ·,erts Among those from out or town I0:00 HE!c�e and Jeckle C .rt.lJD 5:30 Face the Nation attending the funeral of Sullivan 10:30 Ml1ht Mouse Playhouse Sayre were Mr. and Mrs. Ed 6:00 FYI 1 1 :00 The Long Ranger Whitmer of Johnstown, Mrs. ba­ 6:30 Twentieth Century 1 1 :80 Jet .Jackson bel Wilson, Columbus, M1 s. LRliail 7:00 Lassie 12:00 Sey Kini Coe, Canton, Mr. and Mrs. EmHt 7:30 Dennis the Menace 12,so ,:artoons Ashley, Sa1em; Mr. and Mrs. Rus­ 8:00 The Ed Su11ivan Show . " 1 : llS Baseball Lead•ort sell Rhoades, Mariett,; Mrs. Ora 9:00 General Electric Theater l:2ll Baaeball Rhoades and Mr. and Mrs, John 9:30 A lfred Hitchcock •Preftnta 4:00 Comedy Time Ruah, Grove Clty; Mr. and Mrs. 10:00 Lucy in Connedicut 4 :45 Amerlean Album Thomas Arthur, d.,1umbus; Mr. I0:30 What.a My Line? 5,00 DAnH -Party and MN. Charle, �lea, Cheater; ' 11 :00 Sunday News Speelal 6,00 Ra<k Lake Party Mr. an,d Mff.1 Ed1at Arnott, Mid· ll:15 Theater 13 T,00 Hl1h�af Patrol dleport; Mr. and Mra. James SiYre and Mr. aqd Mn. Ralph Saunders , · · of Gallipolii. Mr. and M.rs. Fred Fillinger of 1 Naomi ObllnKer, six year- old.I . d&ij&:hter ot,J1lr.- and �rs. Conrad -Pomeroy are announcing the birth I �AM,tllii IION ••, . . oifil.hgeit u nll8rwent heart lurgery ·or a three pound, . ,- 9 ounce daugh­ �ljll.ADEU'H!A, UPl,1),e P),1- ' ' W�-"'eeday •� - c,tlildren's Hospital ter, Sharon Elaine, at Meigs Gcn­ , ladelphia Rit,i�Jen of �e ��t- · · Columb\ta aqd her condition Is eraJ . ffospital on Joly 4. em Ho,tey Loiui. htWi. •llll\ed ' '. repdfte.t Ml• Htlsfletbry. She exGrandpa"renta are "Mr. and Mrs. 1 � to be hospitalized �or 10 Sherman Robel'lll and Mr. and l Doug Adam,- 88, t6 a \otie-year contract as coach arifl d'&ector of di.ya. iler ,parents are In Colum- Mrs. Sidney Burton. -Mrs. Aliee , player �!�nn�t Moore ·Is: a great grandmother. bus with bu. Channel 3 •• Friday I ---------- -,-- anne1 3 -Sat11rday I. --- -.�h����n3 - Sunday I l'lt 0£c«:EO TO 60 t/TO 1'11.lflCA!. CAtl'� C I UNOERSIAHD LUCY.. Bt THE 115£ Of i<IIJJCl,I.E YOO k:IPE TO l'O<NT tJ> 00R l'AULTS IN 60\'E�,1118(( Al<D TltJS 1"'1'R(ll'E aJR WAY OF LIFE WOMAN &J(R tN TWIN FORY.S 010 TH' IIIIULTI NO I JUST WAll1' TO ' RIDICULE EVEl!'(THIN6 ! ilv FRED .-----...._-f\ W1f1Dt:R REVENOOEllS KETCH H1M ? Rock Springs Carmel Ne.,.,s Of The Wee.k Social Notes j ro R11>1cuu; EVmTHINi ! 1)1, � 11J LASSWELL -BUT IT WOULD Sl-1ECKS!!'-AH l¼VEID BE oN A llET lli>IN d G/!it.$ Gor FIGURE AS PfN!ICT 16 HERS.'!' FIGGERSJ!6 PUFFICK AS HER- tr«:P­ I Channel 8 - Friday Sura, 1·ve UJO,ked ' all over tOIIJO. 'han,nel 8 - SUnday You understand, this i; for a few davs. My regular girl i� c.om'iriQ back. �• •• • Channel 8 - SatUrday I I ------ - ------WHTN�TV ' :Chlmriel 13 Channtl 1 3 - Friday . - - - ~- I Racine --c '1e .... New� Start The Day Right Channel 1 3 - Sunday With STEVE a:oo ALLEN Channel 1 3 - Saturday On Th• Clock'' - --- ---- Underiroe• Surgery ·Birth Announced - EAClf MORNING I NANCY � V:../ I CGULO ..... ...,. B RABOLD GRAY '6UIC10E ".'"A� �, AT 7:15 A.M. OM WJ· E H CUJQ.Y IA.YOE , ::::..,-:A:::N::, ::"'": A":IIS :::"l� ::s,: , :::Jllll =::y ::-O.F:mt _,fJdl!! '1n!!Bwi·• Ji.tidilrtY �! ��!"' - 1 90 ) Morine Supplies UIID CAA Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 15, ll!e0-7 "'M usical U sed Heating Equipment --------- spent a couple of days in Columbus wilh his parents. Their son, Mike, remained for a longer visit. Homer Frank of Union Furnace h visiting at the Guy Summerfield home. Kathy Reuter, who ls spending the summer here at the Smith home, returned to her home in Ak• ron, Sunday, to attend a two week! campine: session. Mrs. Thed Croy and Mrs. Roger Epple and daughters, Dianne and Sherry, were in Gallipolis Wednes­ day. Spending Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs.. Gordon Ridenour and children lo celebrate his birthday were � - and Mrs. Floyd Ridenour Mr . and Mrs. Roger Epple and daughters and Keith Ridenour, Home made ice cream and eake were served. O· n one ore '. I I Al 7:30 the Electa Circle will med 'l.t the home of Mrs. Harold Chase, lhe Love - Joy Circle at the church wit.h Mrs. Jenny K.auff and Mu. Bertha Archer as. hosleases and the ,Prise ill a circle at the home of Miss Freddie Houda.shelt. BAKER F U RN ITU RE I I The Dorcas Circle will meet a.t I the home of Mrs. laabelle Wine­ brenner al 6 o'clock for a potluck picnic. Each mem ber is lo bring a covered dish. New 2 Piece LIVI NG ROOM SU ITE - 1 20b ) l n�uronce ,,.... The Ml.slonary Circle• of the First Baptist Church of Middleport will tlleet Tuesday evening II fol• )ow&; Another Good Buy From Baker's ■ . --- - - �-_ . . __ I Baptist Church C,ircles Meeting Plans Completed you co uld beh .� Win ne r ! Check for your Ol� ·� 1:1to license nu m ber at SQbio today! ,.,h , · . � ··· --- .... ,.. .. -- ._. ......... . .- ��Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-M iddleport, 0., July 15, 1 960 Plans Completed ,----------- ---Shower, Program At Rock Springs Grange For Picnic Of Honors Newlyweds Mr. And Mrs. Wolfe White Rose Lodge a-nd Mrs. J a m es Gil m ore entertained with a showe r recently, at the Rock Sp rings Grange hall , honoring Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Wolfe. Gift were placed on a table over which was suspc111Jed t. blue, yellow and white umbrella with the blue, y ellow anJ white streamers extending from the umbrel la to the table. ce remony before an a l t.ir of palms The flower g1rL Shirli.:y Jean and flowers. Mrs. Olcva Cottcrill played or• Al kire, daughter of Mr. and Mrs i!:ilfl music, Mrs. Adrienne French Felix Alkire, wore a cream nylon at'COtnparucd Mrs. Connie Chllp• dress over pink taffeta. she car• mall, Mii;s Jamee Epple and Miss ried a basket of pink rose petals . The mother of the bride chose Anne Kmg wh o seng, "A Wedding Prayer ... "'I Love Yo u Truly" and ii blue lace over taHeta dress, irnd the groom's molher. w ore a multi "The Lord"s Prayer." The bnde wes given in marriage color sil k chiffon dress. Gord o n Atkins, twin brothe1 of by her father. She wore a white ballerina length bridal 1: own of 1he bride se r ved as best man. chanlilly lace over taffeta, trim­ Ushers were Robert Jewell and Romine, Mrs. Clotene med with sequms and pearls. A Gene single strand pearl nel'klaee, a Blackwood registered the guests. At a ret·eption fo ll o wing, a iift of the groom was her only th ree tired wedding eake was servjewelry. Mrs. Sha ro n Jewell, l'OUsin or ed by Mrs. Pauline Atkins, .and the bride, Mrs. Edith Mae J o hn­ Miss Ruby Diehl presided at the !iOn, sislcr of the gr oom, we re punch bowl. Assisting were Mrs. matr on� o f honor Mrs. Jewell Ruby Halliday and Mrs. Mild red w o re a pastel pink o r ganza dress, Alkire. The couple are now residing in Mrs. Johnson, wore .11 pastel green organza dreu. Miss Esta Black• Athens where they are both em• wood was bridesmaid, She was at­ ployed. tired in pastel lavender organza Mr. Mrs. Dorotby Morris, presldcnt, r, �sided over the busi ness meet mji of the White Rose Lodge when lhey met Wednesday after• noon at the Amer(can Legion Hall in Middleport. ' Plans were made for the an­ nual picnic to be held next munll1 at the local roadside park at 5·30 Plans are for the lodge to furn1:sh tht' meil.l and bread and members are to bring a covered dish. Mrs Emma Waylan d w.is appointed to purchase II new Ml star flill: ror the group. A l Che dose refreshm enh were se rved t o the twelve member� , present by Mrs. Ho mer Harlley, 1 Mrs, Richard Owen and Mrs. L. D. Diles. :wa-. , ,,,c,w_,.,....., ... _ J .,..,-,!It l1it> Ma1n • I y Ab O U f I ! · peop.Ie fn pomeroy I I 1 Class Elects New Otfic,ers The Zion Live Wi re class meet­ ing was held Tuesday cvcnrng, July WORK SHOES Sizes 6 lo 1 0 12. Belly Arnold prcsidt'd in the ab­ sence of both the pr esident .ind vice preeidenl . O lficcn fo r the year wer<' clect- 1 ed and include: pr esident. Jan ! Smlth ; vice president, Betty Arn• ? Geral d Wears; I old; secreta r y, t reasurer, Bobby Arnold, and news \ reported, Bertha Arnold A hayride will be held August I l which will also be the Augt1s1 meeting. RcCreshments will be , water melon and cantel ope. f:ach person i!I asked to donate 20c, Ho· bert Arms and Butch McEl rny will ' have dev oti ons and Kay Wyatt and Dorothy Arnold, recrealion. Oevoli o 1111 follo wed the bu!liness meeting and a potluck supper was served. Atlendinx were ]lohert Ar• nold, Be rthe Arnold. Betty Arnold, Bo hb Y Ar no ld , • Dorothy Arnold, Ma rtha Arnold, ,Ylary Arnold, Nathan Jr. Arnold, 1rn1.abc1h Bruch. Billy McE\ ro y, Butrh M t· Elroy, Bil\y Sayre, Jan smi th, Freda ru ck• c r mon, Gerald Wears. Kay Wyatt, Mrs. Paul MC'Elroy, teacher, and R cv. and Mrs · Unde rWood · $3.99 pr. Roush's Shoe Store Middleport l MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy, Ohio TONIGHT "BHIDG F..S AT TOKO- HI'' (Technicolor) William Holden-Grace Kelly SATURDAY '"l "OU NTl�R PLOT'' l"orrl'�I Tu, · k('r J;ickie W11yne - also " F! V fo: CATES TO HELi." l)ulorc.., Midu1•ls Ke11 Scott SUN., MON., T UES. '"TIIE B RAMBl,E BUSH" Jtidi;ml Burton Uarl>ara RuHh "PEYTON PLACE"' Jt.e11ds lilte Nursery H11rme1 �impared to " Bramble Bush" ,wi;i�; •n('tJi i:, TONIGHT Doris Da y -- J11.ek Lemon Ernie Kovac11 " IT 1-lAPPENJo.;D TO JANE" Technicolor - iS.l!IO RohNl Mitchum Julia Lond on "The W ondir£u1 Country" Te<!hnl l'olo r Dori Murr uy - llichanl E11:nn • 'TH&"iE 1000 HlLLS" �Thiis Is A Supt'r Wr!lte rn In Tt'ehnkolo r 1md Cmcm11scope) -also-Steve Cochra11 - Uta Milan "l, MOhS'l'Elt" Also Ca rtoon SUNDAY •nd MONDAY Ca ry (� r ant - Tony Curth, "OPl:H.ATION l'�'ITit:OAT" (Technicolor) - abo Gcnc Raymond Wayne Morrl.!1 "l'l1UNDBH ROAlJ" Abu Cartoon SATURDAY ONLY ,'lfrs . 11.,,,,1,, Ob,,.,.,,,, Hirtl,dny W ,,,/111•s1/,ry The birthda y or Mrs. Rollin Bearha was t·clebruted Wednesd11y cveninit et he r home, Flatwoods, wlth a farnlly 11:atherl ng, ll o me made ice c ream end a decorated hi rthda)' cake were served lo Mrs. Raymond Pullins Jr.. Roltln, Robert and Rh onda of Thurst on ; Mn. Roy Evans. Pamela and Jay, Canal Winchester; Mr. and Mrs. James ne11.rhs, son Tim • my, Lhe ho noree, am! Mr. ltearhs I Mrs. Bea r hR received a numbe r of glfta and ca rds. I Hand, 100 full lo loko a dopo1l1 to tho bank? • 'ii""' ' •• '' . � s t/,J, l.,,IMI ' II I. Mako dopo1lt1 wlthovt oven loovin; homo-by mail, Equip yourself to uN thf1 conv•nl•nt route to o u r bank - w ri t•, 'phone, or atop In for Bon .. lng. by-Mall farm,, Thoy'ro frn l W• Pl,)' 3% lnJere1I On Your Saving■ POMEROY NATIONAL BANK BANKING SINCE 187! Member Federal llelerve S711em Ma11ber Federal Depoall lllauruee CorponUon �"'!"'"-...,.,..-��-=--"'"" ""·,,;,.:,....;,·_,,,,__ POMEBPY. RUTLAND ..... 1'(ifll" _,:,,-,-..--- 11«!1'1 � while, pink and blue. SATURDAY $1 .59 MENS BIG YANK T SHIRTS TROUSERS l00% cornl)ed cotton black . - Remn ■nt1 Anoth•r Big Shipment 27x54 INCH ALL PURPOSE KITS t"o r boys and girl�. Gay tol ored plaids. Zipper 39c 89c ■re from th• style! waist. SALE Rugs o( wool and wool and n7lon. High quality Samples o plain, soft and crls11. tweeds. Sale $5.� "KI RCO" Adj usta ble: Curttilh Ro◄ · Finish white-packed brackets. ··- In envelope complete $3.95 SALE Single · Rod, Adjustable 28" to 48" : . . . . 25c · Double Rod, Adjustable 28" to 48" . . . . , . 45c Exten sion S.cHon For Single or MAGAZINE RACK AND SMOKING STANDS Bra�'> 1-'i nish YOUR CHOICrt. $1 .00 Double Rod plcle line of lamp shades. 1 5c SATURDAY HOWLAND RUB BER SW IM CAPS $7.39 4 One Pint Boxn 89c 2 ·ouorl Boxn . . . . . 89c One Pint Box" S 1 .7S 4 One Quart Boxn $ 1 .75 • Nylon horlnl• and Waahera throu1htlut • Fluted Aluminum Am lolls. • Wa,hable , Heavy Grade, White Striped "Sparkollte" Webbing In th•M Sollcl C:olon, G...n, Yellow, II� ,lad ancl Wh(le. . • flrttto11t �WHIiing • DRESS GOODS Wa•h and wear fabrics, ray­ on fabrics, drip dry cottom and aatetn. prin\a. Our regu­ <' lar n M ,, . �IMIM� iiU!=• tl9c, TIii aai .. materl.ab. 1uy em:8 ·y· '. ' SALE 1 _ .... 3 ydt. for $ 1 .00 ' ' .I ( i See the new plan� to build {Either flying models OI' plaalic). See the new c;an to build-either 1960 k!ts or aports cars, or antique cars. Many wllb motors, ready-to-go. You'll like also the new boats to run or to build. So 1ct the ha�ll _of viaitlna lhe Hobby Department on the Main Floor. See What's new­ Enjoy buildln.11: a car. plane, or a boai yourself. It's (00d for you and g·ood for everfone in the (amily. S.. the compl... line of Inner aupplM In th• HouM• WINI 0.,t. * s:NGLE ,;o!'Y - k 16, 1960 - 'New Frontiers' Speecl1 Points To Coming , ·;Campaigning . Car Believed Stolen Bv• Quartette I By Unlle,I' atlonal Republican Notional . · • Thursto n Morton today injected his own deck intc! In which the pol is the ' d) greatest political prize in t • ri I Four men who attempted lo He answered Sen. Jo Ke�edy's barb about stacked bueinus enle r six Pnmeroy t decks in the Senator's Fr . H · acceptance s�ech of the m orning sday Wedne early places Democratic nomination to ��dency. He said Vice Pres• may ah10 face redeul charJ,!'es, !dent Nixon "has been dealli&\ 'tlle country with a stacked ' Sheriff Robert Hartenhach learndeck." , ed t oday. . Sen. Kennedy had said the deck 1 lai E. Stevenson, the 19� ilnd 1 According to word rece1\'ed : better be cut before he (Nixonl 1fl6 •nominee, whd was available fro m the FBI, the 1953 FMd 1 but not an ·active candidate deals ag1ln. f or u!5ed by the rour to c ome from MYSTERY FARM - Above is another in t he current series o! pietutes of fine · Meigs Morton observed Kennedy"s the nomination this year. Steven- 1 , Pennsylvania to M i nersville and County farms taken from the airlan�s overhe ad. Readers are invited to identify it U they• "reference to cutting the cards son aaid Kennedy deserved and 1 Pomeroy, was stolen July 12 can, and the owner may have a fine 5x7 prin-t of this picture by coming to offices of The was prompted by the fact that he would cet the backirijc or all Dem• from a used ear lot in Heidel­ Daily Sentinel. haa been playing with his own octats who fo ught for the p1rty · burg, Pa. stacked deck al the convention." in the past and who have lived to I The four men were arrested � .,,, , . Wlfd.nesda y m orning, �v Sen. Kennedy's talk was on the lisht again." early , · ;i;.l'.· 1 lodged in Accepting the prealdential nomroy police and .' , ·' Pome theme of New Frontiers." ,,, � ·· · ..ir.� t4 lnation from cheering J)emoeratl, EASY ON tK! the Melis county jail for hea r ing .• tonight before Mayor Charles He spoke much more softly Kennedy quickly met th e l11ue of . 0 .d·10m� n Seaman A pp nmLegar on breaking and entering Pictured 1s Ernest G. Mc Coy, no aboul Prealdent tlsenhowM, at• hlf Catholic religion by pledging t o . tacking the adminiatraUon instead handle Whlle House problem, as a lice U . S. Navy, son of Mr. and �s. W1llta.m D. Mc�oy, H ar\ charges. They were Virgil Hud­ �n 1 a son. Minersville; Theodore and lei.der of all the people, despite ford ,r the min who heada Jt. Va. as he adjusts radio transmitter equtp m m the Robert Boyer, Georgetown, Pa.; ed io r Democratic nominee 11-id an, pruaurea that '.might conceivRa enlist The LOS ANGELES iUPII - Ohio' s delegation flew borne to­ d ma i sc'h ool Norfolk, Virginia . McCoy, New Dc ■ I and Fair De�l ab!)' be bro�ht to bear on me." ant, and Earl Work. Clinton, Pa. Theo the Pleas nt i �o_ day , proud or its role in the Democratic National Convention through th� Navy Recruiting Statio n, dore Boyer is a juvenile. 'J am tellmg you nolV whal you Nav were "bold measure& for th.el!' Great at g a•nd confident of victory in November. W \.'a and after completing hls recruit tramm The men had made six unsuc­ re• He . lk Norfo The delegation , on the winning bandw�gon all the way, g eneration," �ut a new generauon are, entitled to know: That my d.e- La.k in · • oi si attended radioman school attempts to enter Pome­ es, cessful consequences clslone on every publlc poll�y will .the with deal_ mua\ : seemed ready to accept the view that Sen. Lyndon 8. John• g 26 in a class of roy business establishments and of rMolutions 1n technolol)', ur• be my own-as an Amenean, .a 1 cently gra ua ed { rom this school rankin son as the vice presidential candidate would st rengthen the ban population, human rights and ,Democnt and a free man," Ken- 70 . Radi?man_ McCoy _is presently on le av • • d wt- 11 �on �e-- were apprehended when p01ice \ . A joint session o[ the Meigs ticket. La ndmg S ip heard glass break a.a they at• 00 N nedy told • convenllon wind�p 1 port to hts assigned ship the USS CATA M medicine. . . Memorial Hospital Trustees and "Kennedy and Johnso n will win J ohnson became the candidate. avy Photo. tempted to force the door or the .�N Cahforn1a " . . . We stand today on the- th�ng at the Lo11 Angele1 Memor- Dock 17 home ported in San Diego , the Meigs Hospital Com mission i n N ovember," Gov. Michael V. Johmon received a warm re• edge of a new frontier - thiH iron• Jall Colieeum. ' Court Street Grill. wl8 continued until Monday even­ DiSalle said. "They· will carry eeplion wh,n , be visited the dele­ Lier ol the 1960'8 - a frontier or �) hope that no American, coning following a session last nigh t Ohio." �ation Wedneiiday a few hours be­ unknown opporlunilies and peril, ald!rln& the really crilk•I iHue, at the new hospital meeting room This convention was the second fore it cast Its ballots for Ken­ . -a frontier or unfulfilled hopea faelll£ this country, wl1l waete his al the court house. in a row in which Ohio D emocrats nedy as the presidential choice. In and threats " Kennedy said. franchlae by votlng either fqr or Representatives or the Uhio Fuel distinguished themselves in their his talk, Johnson said his lib­ .. . . . The' new frontier Of which anlmt �· solely ,on :ccoudt of eralism "was Jood enough for I speak is not a 11et of promilu- my relli1ous afflhation. Gas Company and the Ohio P ower support of the winning ticket. Four years ago at Chicago, President Roosevelt and for Pre1- il is a set of challenges. It sum■· '-'P Company were present last night �nnedy �owed that Civil R ights COLU MBUS (UPI) _ Public Utilities Commission �ttor· and explained the two methods o( Ohio al one among the big stiles. idenl Truman."· not ...-nat I intend to offer the Am- an4' economic features of the platat least several weeks of studying a mountain of heating and air conditioning. Com­ gave the bulk ot· its votes to Ad­ erican people but whal I Intend lm P • to �• l\".Ol"IDent .In bis I n eys face • L y's . - suppo� •• of· the General Telephone Comp;m patative figures for •J:ie coat of op-­ lai E. Steven8on and Sen. Eat.ea Ke­ · docu111onIA ,_ ••Ir- ¢• tl\'ell,· It •� lb !ltil mwill!n. A special invii'a&n la being 200 · f t o i s i increase r 'i!ration of gaa--heaUng and air con­ fauver. Ohio, aa an original Ken­ ftot �eir �curity. n h_olds , 'I am grateiul, t�,., he safd, requ� for an average 17 per cent rate to the Auxmary ot Drew sent nedy ,upporler, was the only big ditioning in ho:!ipltals at Coshoc\on out the promise of more sacr1rice ,"lhat you have provided me with 000 Ohio customers. . . PO'lt No_;J9, A�ric1n Webster Ce11tral. Ob10 at Zanesvllle and Marysville were state to give him all of Its votes. Ill� early an such r ou or -a y eloquent statement instead of more security." The request for attend Monday night's to Legion. H· � can DiSalle played 1111 lmportanl Gen•r1I Telephone . read by R, L. Jaeob.s, who presided party's platform. ,Pledges which crease of $2,941,651 in general MHtl 111ue Hudon special installation of 1960 o!fi· of part ma1or • part in the convention. He kept tet to pKted n. o al the sessi Kennedy said thal beyond the are made tq be kept. revenue is one of the lan:t'st to . ce rs beginni 8 p. m. tum it ... b. th• No action was taken and further his delegation for Kennedy ,and "The rights of man-the civil the PUC. rrontier lie "uncharlef,J ■ reaa of c ome before . C ommandeyrank Vaushan It is the. secon� la rges� phone study o( both types of heating and served as one or the senator's diier IL represents the "chain reac• science end spice, unsolved pro b• and economic rig,ht.s essential to men are invited all Legi said 70 ving r se Oh10 , 111 mp�ny o c �eair conditioning will be continued lieutenants in gathering in!orma­ lems of peace and war, unconquer- human dignity of all men-are in• lion " series of rate increase bring thei wives. Refresh' to arc at Mor.Jay's se5sion. The hospital Uon upon which Kennedy finally ed pOt'kets of ignorance 11111d preju- deed our goal and our lint prin• quests which Lhe state ·s maJor �ountaes_. The headqu_ar.ters for a large prepared arc ments thc ams, l made his ch o ice. t W h Cla�e n. o Man omcials are trying to decide the ciples. This is a pl.1tform on which utility firms have filed with the m Sheriff Robert Hartenbach's dice unanswered questions of pov' turn o ut. t t �he U f o "Kennedy can carry our rural president _ d 5:"·Ye.n-0l_ _ cheapest and mqst effedive meth­ I can run with enthusiasm and con• PUC in the past two years. . ert/ and surplus." Leroy Kuntz. Lanea11ler, will e od of supplying heat and air c ondi­ counties if we give him the pro­ office is Investigating the theft viction." •Kennedy met A again Catholic In that time . the c ommissi on hty, testified the rate increas be the installing officer o( Elza last night of an undetermined the ntinue o c per exposure end let the people lo ne�ssary was tioning for Meigs County's new "The new frontier" was the title has granted in creases Lo Ohio the rellglou; issue head,on. 1 He . hospital authorized by voters Lo be see him,'' DiSalle Hid. "That is number of br ollers from the said the convention had taken and theme or Kennedy's formal ac Bell, the largest in the stale, and , co�pan_y s expansi oll . �rogram Gilmore, c ommander; Joe Stru­ ble .. 1st vice commander; Micky poultry house of James Sellers, what we intend lo do." constructed soon. what some people felt was ■ ceptance speech - a new frontier to the Ohi o Cenlral, tht! third which_ includes a S9 m1ll t on con• Williams, 2nd vice commander; . 1 1 package The delegation, after a day or Syracuse. 960 � struction he said "i11 not a set of largest. In addition, incre.ises nominating which Depµty Clarence Shields said "hazardous risk" in lhmlting about Johnson, seemed to Curtomer8 proteStmg the bo_oSl 'Paul Casci, finance officer; Bob numerous a set of cha\- have been granted o had als own promi11ee - it is it sh said him. He C. J . Burton. Sgl.at1A,rms; have lost so me of the obvious that entrance to the house had confidence in his 1biHlY to give JengeS" companies, c�a1med !hey we re n ot gettmg telephoM small Rhodes, service officer .and Eber been made by cutting netting on gloom which was apparent when "ll sums up not what I intend to ma ri y of the m owned by Geo rge dial service, e,c�ended are.a t oll• judgment" and R o ush. chaplain. the lower side of the building. •·a free and fair dJStance reject "any kind of reltglau11 offer the American people, hul B. Quatman al Lima, presldent free . service, quick lo�g Local nuinbers and other spe­ It is l ocated on Route 124 across t o or obligation" that might what I Intend to ask of them," _..:._______ _____ service o r other ser�tecs at the cial music are planned. AJJ vet­ pressure from the Mayme Hol111es resi­ present rates 11nd did not want interfere with his conduct of the Kennedy said. "It appeals to their dence. �o pay more unless gua ranteed erans are invited. Found pride, not their pocketbook - it Goodwin's interthe in presidency national Shields said that an attempt improvements. holds out the promise of more i Huntington, W. ·va. h had been made to establish a est. -------more of security." ln11tead In their speeches, both Kennedy sacrifice The 1956 Ford car stolen Mon• false trail lo the river so tmt Five cases have been heard by He said Americans must rally as and Johnson took a rlrm stand day evening from Pomeroy patrol­ it would appear that a bo1t had Mayor Kenneth Mcilhinney with party platform new pioneers to master their fron• man David Goodwin was recove red on ultra-liberal the been used In the theft. However one man fined heavily and jailed with Ila rar.reachlng civil rights tier if they are to "compete with on an intoxlcation char�e as an The regular mee\lng of the the absence of any footprints plank which so oUended Johnson's the single-minded advance of the last night by Huntington police. Goodwin said Mayor Charles Lehabllual offender. Meigs County Democratic Cen­ under the river bank le1d officers southern supporters. Communist system." took him to Huntington last gar to �elieve that a truck was used James Ned Call, Middleport. lraI Committee will be held at CALLS HIM GENtUS night lo return the car lo Pomeroy w11.s given a � fine -and 10 days ' tbe Second Ward firehouse Jn in the theft. Johnson, who lOllt the namlnaHuntington police would not but Mr. Sellers estimated that as MAN JAILED Jn jail when he entered a plea Pomeroy Tuesday evening at 7:30 Senior Chief Gunner's Mate Uon to Kennedy after criticizing the vehicle until it had release many 11 200 broilers l!IIY have y morning this police Pomero of guilty to a Middleport police ' Chairman Henry Bentz, Jr., haa Morgan, USN, Navy Re­ William ce him for �Ing too young and in• insuran lture an by Agrirn _ UPI checked BUS been COLUM been taken but no actual count j ailed James McDaniel. toledo, on announced. charge of intoxication. Pt. Pleasant, said the uiter, r c experie nced, praised lhe prc siden• 1 charge o f driving without an OP· company. Director Robert H. Terhune pre• Dana DeVol, personnel director 'is po11sible untll the- brotlers are Bertha Ba.!18, one of two wom• , not quantity wants quality Navy had iday nigh\ as • v. o tial nominee that he G today ta's said Goodwin Fr dkted today lhat Minneso erator's llcemi e. He will be elven a en arre11ted for i ntoxication by for Division 10. State Highway sold. He ha11 6,000 head In the "po\ilical 1en'lus" high 8Cbool .P"l!duates prefers and n charo wlth th nex:t condili Lhe to the be as e would maJ.ion n or inf Freema no Orville hearing tonight in Mayor Lcgar's Middleport poilce, w11S" fined $10 Department will be the speaker house. at in a meet­ ed car-eer I interest aeter and "greatness" to de1l with court · if of the car or iUI contents. He had u. s, Secretary of Agricul tu re and costs while Ann Hlll, Pt. for the evening and .-efreahments roy rt-Pome the o Middlepo ing I the problems of the future. in t elected is equipmen y fishing Kenned and F. camping Sen. John _____ Pleasant, forfeited i. $315 bond on will be served following the se&• Fornier Resident Dies 'Rotary Club Friday night in so1be vice presidenli1l nominee the car. [t was stolen while Patro l• president. Word has been received here sion. a aimilar charge. cial rooms of the Heath Metho­ concluded his apeecb by Hking seS· a FLORIDIANS HERE man Goodwin was attending Terhun e, a Democrat who stayed James Frederick Evans, M iddle­ · Mr. Bentz also announced that or the death of Ralph M iller, 55, for· a delayed vote making the xr . and Mrs. Robert W. Stroker sion of Pomer oy council Monday home from the co nve11ti on "to dist Church. at his home in Torrance, Cali• the State Democratic Motor Car­ port, waa fined $10 111d coat, on The Navy man was l)re,ented nomlnatlqn of Kennedy unani· and . daughter, Jan4t, Orlando, evening. mind the farm," said he was · im · by Alva T. Grover, program chair­ a reckless operation charge and avan will vi.sit Meigs county Au­ forr1i1. He was the &on of Eber mo.u1. The audience yelled it& ap, Fla., are ,pending a few days -------pressed with Freeman's agncu 1. . man. He showe • film, "Sum­ d Charles Allen&worth, Middleport, gust • with a atop at the Hotel and Elsie Millfr, wa1 born near proval. with his daughter, Mrs. A . . V. program m Minnesota and ture Sumner, and epent hill early life Martin ln Pomeroy from 2 to 3 c(WM1ss10N TO MEET 115 and· costs on a charge, of in­ mer Incident." Kennedy was introduced by Ad Racme. Ellington and family, be uld o w al r libe un o y the g p. m. Det-ails of the caravan will in Meiga County. He had Men a ---The Meigs County commission• that President Gene Grate urged toxication. Clrol _ Esslngton, . �U . student, Kennedy's choice for the ,po st. be announced later, the chairman resident or California for the o ld their regular session h will ers 'Rotarian! to give blood July 25 1lso 111 home lo vwt with her past eleven yean. said. M o nday morning at \he commisFreeman, o11e or the young wes- at the Bloodmobile viii� t o the grandparents. STAG• DIMONSTRATION sione rs oHice in the co urt house. state gove r no rs Y)'ing for Pomeroy Junior High auditorium tern MEIGS GliNERAL HOSPITAL YOUTHS KILLID MEXICO CITY UPI-An e1tJ- · in the Democratic Par· n oon to 6 p, m. HI!! said this visit prominence AdmlUed: Mn. Edith Hesaon, pt, UPPER SANDUSKY, O. U�I­ mated 2,000 students staged an LICENSE ISSUED BARGAIN TALKS o11e<1 by so me o bser..-• was the last unless an adequate menti was LY, States, pro-Castro Two Upper Sandu1ky youths were •Pleasant. anti•United A ma rriage license has been is• crs as a \ogiul cho ice tor a key quanlity of blood is Te�ved. AKRON, 0. UPI-Firestone Discharged: Mrs. Donald Kay demonstr1tlon In front of the killed today in a spectaeular six• ' Tire and Rubber Co. and United sued in Probate Court to John spot on Kennedy's team because ol Guests were Gale Hysell, Col­ Nitional Palace Frida)' night un• vehicle a«:cident Involving an Ohio and daughter or New Haven; Mrs. Rubber Workers negotiators will Koehle r, 25, telephone repai rman. his ability to w1h the farm v ote umbus. O.; Faye Wil60n, Pl .Plea• der the watchful eyes of a stronl National Guard convoy On Ohio Delores Kinf and daughter, Pom­ meet ln Cleveland Monday to Pome roy, and Donna �lae Jenkins. deleg 11 Li o ns at the conven• sant and George Dallas, Middle, eroy; . John Ginther, Chester. �'leigs County 4-H dub , mem· 6pen bargaining talks on a union 18, clerk, daughler or Mr. and Mrs. Several 53 about a mile north of here. force · of riot police. ti on wanted to nommate ��reeman ' port. bers attended Junior 4-H Camp r equested wage increase. ·Fred Jenkins, Syracuse. or vice-president. f .i Ladies of the c�urcb serving at Canters Caves 4•H C11mp July nl'l.uded Mrs. Jennmg1 Wayland, rain ortant imp g an ota, Minnes 15th through July 19th include r man ; Mrs. J ames Criswell, chai d and dairy state. is organize theee girls: Pat ricia Koblenlt, Mn. MeC�ma.11, Mrs. B. N. Le� a• r ope o c lture agricu into heavily Sally Mora, Marilyn Karr, Patty · e Miss E and F eda st, Faehnl n ll nd Freeman's farm poliGaul, Jackie Bahr, Sandra Bailey, rn. ' Bes.s Mis Sanbo s be red o t ���!\:e widely conside Donna Thelst1, K-e.nda Arnott, succcssfu l and popular among SharOn Thei98. neborah Hayes, Minnesota farmers in these pro­ 'Mr. Baritone' Dies Jennifer Blakeslee, Linda Shep­ rams. AIIMrt M. FwlwiHf', g a native Hoff• herd, Nancy Titua, Pe.Hy th• deptJty 111-slatant to tha p...,. '•He has been Lhe mosl active Following Surgery ner, Opal Offutt, Deborah Sheets of Pome�y unlil sevenl years �ict.nt, to discuss how Kfflftffy NEW YORK UPI - Twenty-five r in the country in agri• 1 Susan Sheets, Mary Thompson, ago, died early today In McCon• Hal �overno and m selling sound farm years of golden music faded gently prHlchn vke ratic 0.� and Jacquellne Spencer, Dawn Cat• nclsvUle where he had made his candid.I• Lyndon 8. Johnson "will ..:ulture Into stillness Friday. Jones, Sur.anne home for ·about the past 1 1 years. rwcetve bri.tlngs on tht Inter­ pr.ograms through his agriculture per, Carolyn Lawrence Tibbett, "Mr, Ameri­ commissi o n," Tchune said. Funer1l services will be held Winebrenner and Patty Wine• �• tl Baritone" and once one of the scene." l nationa Monday at 2 p. m. from th@ brenner. W()rld's most popular · singers of Boys an Charles Knight. Jim• Ewing Chapel with burial in the opera, splrituala· and popular tongs Peru UPI N WASHINGTO Llst For New my Chadwell, Larry Ander8on, Wells Cemetery. The remains died at the age of 63 at ROOllE'velt thC! and Cuba to ed appeal today Kenneth Carsey, Roger Alkire, were being'. returned to Pomeroy H o spital. Tibbett never regained Today etl Order dif­ Ye�r Unite d Stales to settle their Thad Dye, Dean Wooten, David today. He was 89. ye�r consciouaneu ·from ,urgery jury t�e June r o f list the jury :A that ted sugges ferences and Wooten, Carl Shenefield and ordered_ m 29 to correct llD old head injury. 1s . I Aug. ning w1rn begin inlly o j ns o nati can Ameri NEWYORT U PI-Pmldent El• John Vale. signed by Judge John . Coun1ellor1 from M:eilJS County senhower today took steps to Russia Lo stay oul of their af­ art entry PleH FINID .$1•• �OSTI. of the Comm on Bacon C. attlendJlg art! Wayne Roush, keep Democratic prta!denUat can fairs. Robert Roy Smith, Racine, was Court. P�rl.P by made was plea Tde briefed Jame, Sheeta, J�nnifer Lohse didate John F. Kennedy -The list is to be compiled with rined $10 •nd , coat,: today In Juan Bautista and Alita Carpenter while 4-H 9n inte-rnational affaln during vian Ambassador dt Lavalle a\ an emergency meet­ a . total of 500 names and will be 'County Court ea 'a .,cb1rgj of no Soviei eaplonagi, oblP, dlsl!Uised Advisor. ite Mn. Jellie Cottrill, th.fl t0fthcomin1 •m� .'ian. a '\h•i hii'ged � has stales Unilell :;_, sariAGE ESPION _ y· ..,.... Ing of the councll of the Organi­ selected by usi�g "7" 11 the key mufflar brought• bJ" the Ohio I H• tchelNltcl � ake R�Y- 'l'bls Is Syracuae and "11- Ha:rrictt Neig• Chesape of 1\16 mouth Ilea m 12 within Sale Ptlr\lL snpopillll cfil'e number, lbe ea.t:q s�te.s. vessel; ibliing ;,_ iation ot Aut�tican States (OAS). a .. ." . . hi•. · ...._. """ . wHII ··- . llaolof,. . . · e-, ' Int ,,_..,,.,. · •· VI�- . : . ,,-. . l � < et'. \1'!1W 1,-n 600-1Q Q.ie 1, �� • � a photo . of )b_!,. . . . ' Man Jailed As Habitual By Mavor's f.ourt I $ 1 . 1 9 • quart HOBBY DEPARTMENT ON 'THE MAIN FLOO.R 89c 3 l ½t Pint Boxn ' llglcl, Durob!, I " O.D. Soamleu Aluminum Tubln1 New vln)'I formula.. Protects and beautiffo� All resilient floors. Linoleum, linoleum tile, cork tile, rubber Ule, asphalt tile a n d plaatic flOOrti. IN THE For freezer and refrigerator. Complele with covers. a t a LOW P R I C il L I MOGLOSS WAX CLEAR \!/HITE B O,X E S ALSO-AMtt.er �ffl!!\t _, tht Polcll"fl Alumle,t1m Chalra, With Col ,I i,a,ttc Arm ltea.t For $1.'5 ARMSTRONG SEE THE MANY NEW ITEMS UNBREAKABLE I SALE $1 .50 REG. $2.49 CURTAIN ______ SALE"$l-00 REG. $2.95 CURTAIN SALE $2.25 REG. $3.95 ENSEMBLE SALE $3.00 $2.95 $3.95, �--- $5,95 $7.95 Area Ohio: Mettly tunny tn4 • lttlte warffiet' tod..,, fair fMl'9M. Su� IIAJ pwtfy ct..Htr and • lttta. warmer, Kat'tW9111 thund•,.._ an likely ext,..,... north lun.t.y aft.,-noon or n'1,ht. Hlth ..., in IOI low ton'9ttt la GOP Ahswers Kenned y 's Stacked Deck · Charge,, Optns Administrat ion Defense .lfll!ile ON A NEW 1 961 RCA VICTOR This year RCA Victor T. V. Sets give you new dimen­ sions in sight, in sound, In styling and excellent new l color. Elberfelds invite you to come In right away and ,ee these smart new 1961 Television Sets, PUC Expected T0 Grant Most Auxiliary Urged Of General Tel'S Rate B00St To Attend Legion Installation '°· State Official To Speak Here To Committee Car Terhune Likes Gov. Freeman If Democrats Win I ---------- ---· Albert Fulwider, 89, Is Dead . I I NEW PORTABLES-NEW TABLE MODELS-NEW CONSOLES-AND TELEV ISIONS FINEST NEW LIV, ING COLOR IV RCA, ' ; EtBERFELDS · 1N . POM EROY nr News Briefs TELEVISION SET BE THRIITT I SAVE YOUR SALESLIPS FROM w. Attendants At �ff Camp This Week Announced TRADE IN YOUR OLD TV SET MUSIC DEPARTMENT ON THE MAIN FLOOR 'f' Broiler Theft �Qflde. Under Probe By Sheriffs Men ___ SALE $1.00 TEST MARK POLYETHYLENE CHAI S E LO UNG ,.. SALE R EG. $1.19 CURTAIN ___ REG. $1 .95 CURTAIN ------- - --- E C: O NO MT r/ $5.,s F ull and Twin Sia $1 .00 60"x72" SIZE __ 72"x90" SIZE 72"x 108" SIZE 72"x 1 26" SIZE .. ,. . ECONOMJ" I '1 FOLDING CH�ll"s I and flond dcslgncd patterns. SALE Color1-Grffn, Red, RoH, Beige, Brown, Grey, Aqu• $1 .39 luxurious BuUion fringe. Plain colors cnd:s. Wa.,;habll', all colors. Multi uae cotton and rayon texture-ti throw covers. Fringed all around. MachJne washable. Protect you r upholstered (urn.ilure. P rotects your lovely halrdo. Re.illy kcl' ps you1· halr dry. Sm.ill 2 1 ", medium 2.2", la r ge 23'' sizes. 11w/ilf 3-FO LD Bed�prnad:,; with TH ROW C OV E RS Another Big Shipmeot .. ... tr ,,.. � H e a v y w e i g ht Sculptured 6x6 ft. size in good quality plastic. (Not all colors i n every pattern) Cleanup Sale. Our com• Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Saturday, July 77 Ol1io Delegation Flying Hoine Proud, Confident Of Victory Trustees Want More Time For Decision BED SPREAD back, 26"x44" size. Fringed /tl"'91.IJI.._ Subject Continued $8.95 CHENILLE resistant ent1n e Weather I Plastic Shower Curtains HALF PRICE NO. I, SJ.LE LAMP SHADES XII - COTTON AND CORD!D TROUSERS skid a1 IJetioted I'• l'lae l•tereau Of l'u cen')'ing Mens and Youn, Men, Poll1h1d THROW RUGS • --------·------------------VOL $2.95 with J • e , , All cotton, cul pile Tweed CLEAN UP SALE! with , ,1 Boy1 Polished Cotton Ivy LHgue TROUSERS $J .OO a · yard $3.00 handle. Plastic Nffdl", Callf., with a t.mper, of 1 1 7 d......., WH th• M't flon'1 hottfft 1pc.t Friday, accord­ Int to the u. S. Wetther eurHu ret>Orl, FrtMr, Colo., ,..�rtwd the nation'• low of 31 CNi,r... S..tYl'Ch y mornl"9. ••• tvr-e Siies 10 t o 1 8. Na rrow wale co rd i n g1·een, lan o r gold. Slirr­ line silh ouette, elastic side tabs. Co mpletely washable. Sanioriz• ed shrunk. CARPETS "The mode rn do-it-yourself uph olstering mater ial - 36" wide. A few of Colovin's huridreds of use.s -Kikhen chai r scats and backa-Living Room Furniture-Ca r d Table Covcrs------Hasi.ocks -etc. Can be sewn by hand or machine. tacked or ilued A big -selection of colorlngs that stay fresh th rough washmg.s �nd long· ha rd wear. ini,:, fringed all around. t'ull and Twin �iies in pastel closure. a nd printed patterns, Boxe r OF DISCONTINUED VINY L UPHOLSTERY Chenillr Bcd:;preeds thrt arc prGHhrun k. Never need iron­ SIZCS I Now You Know ltlcal f o r shaving supplie11. 3 to 6X. Solid color gabardines SAMPLES COLOVIN BED SPREADS QM S H O R T S TROUSERS $J,95 $3,95 TUFTED � MENS BOYS OAK MODEL University Model Trousers with tapered legs. Slim sil• houette. Polished cotton and cotton cord, in blue, tan, black and charcoal. Sizes 29 to 40 waist measure. 46 Corpots To Sell On Tho 3rd Floor shades. CH ILDRENS WASH AND WEAR Sizes of these remnants range from 2 ft. by 1 2 ft. to 7 rt. bv 1 5 rt. Most any s\ze you want and some of them m atch. These are all fint quality carpets. You can buy while they last at less than half price. 1 I medium and large. Colors: HANES BLACK These fine quality Carpet Bigelow Mills. I I Lace lrimmcd. siies: small, CARPET · REMNANTS Mr. and Mrs. Pat Quinn and daughter, Cindy o f Columlrns arc the guests al her pa r enl8, Mt. and Mrs, Karl Grueser, ' M ine rs­ ville. . Mrs. Richard Vauahan and chil• dren and Rev. Howard • Ruppelt IC· t' ompanied \he children of the county home on their weekly visit 1 to the 'Middlepor t pool Wednesday afternoon. The partiea ue sponsor• ed by lhe Detcona and Deaconeue1 of the ,Fifll United Presbyterian Churoh, MlddlePort. Tho.te attending Wednesday were tawrence, Will, Ltrr)' WUI, M,ke Sprouttl, John Sprouse. Gene Keller, Dorothy Hudnell and Shir­ ley Will. Followin 1 the vialt lo \he pool lbe sroup went Lo the MeGhee Drive-In in Mai;on where refreah, m111b Wlflre een=ed by Mn. Murl HALF SLIPS SPECIAL PURCHA$E AND SALEI Miss Duris Well studcnt nurse at Holze r H ospital a rr ived Wed­ nesday evening for a sh or t \'isil with he r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wells. Ch.Udren', Home W"rda J'lait Pool NYLON TRICOT Saturday-$2,00 $1 .49 'Mrs. Ernest Imboden an<l s o ns, Ernest Eugene and Hoger Jell Tuesday by plane from Col­ umbus for Haris, Germany. t o join her husband AlC Imboden who will be stationed in Germany for three years. The Women's Misalonnry SoCi('ly of the Pomeroy First Baptist Church met Tu('sday evenlng al lhe church with Mrs. Aten Shaiu p residing. Group 9jngi11 g or the theme snng "Dear Lord and J,'alher of :11au, kind," opened the ml'!etini;: fol­ lowed wilh the Lo rd's Pr ayer in unison. The Love Gift was made and dedic11ted by Mrs. Ralph C. Zundel. Mrs. Zundel presented the even­ ing's program 111d u1ed the Bapli�l Convention held at Rochester, N, Y., 18 her theme. She gave 111 111terestlng report of the National Council of American Baptist WO• tnen aiter which Sharon and Char­ lene Zundel, Sharon Young and Sall Foster san1, "Take My Life ind Let lt Be". A I.Ible with lorelan flags and dolls of varlou11 nations was ar­ nnJcd by Mra. Zundel lo repre­ sent mlsalon eentert, after· whkh she told of the dedication or nf'w h o me and foreign · ffllllionarles and g11ve a prayer for mlsslonar les. Scripture veraes were dl11tributed by Mrs. Zundel and read by Mn. Shain, Mn. Donald McKenzie, M rs. Robert Stout, Mra. Lorain Sterrett, Mrs. Victor Youn.11: Sr .• Mrs. Eu· gene Triplett, Mn. Daisy Jasper, Mrs. William Watson, 'Mrs. L@slie Price and Mn. J. E. Fosler. Group sln&lnt of ''All H1il the Power" and pr&)'et by Mn. Zundel con­ cluded the meetin1, A de11sert course was served by Mrs. Jasper and Mrs, Zundel dur• Ing the IOCl&I hour. WOMENS $1 .95 NO. I Nylon l'ricot $2.95 Slips-Size 32 to 40. All while, lace tri m med. NO. 2 Nylon , Dacron and Collon Blend Slipe-Size 32 lo 40, la1.:c trimmed. T Shirts, Small, m L'<liUm""and ' F!rst Baptist Missionary Grou.p Meets Tuesday Fq"II SATURDAY SALE WOM ENS $2.95 SLIPS M r . and Mrs. Welby Whaley _re• turned h�r�e Wedn�sday evem_ng a rter a vmt at Indian Lake with , and Mrs. He r bert_ �erdma11. Jlir. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Sm1t_h have returned t o their h o_rne in Bar• 1 �crt o_n artc_r a visit with relatives 111 M111crsv1llc. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Cliffo r d L:!1fhe1l "? d son : H oge� , �ere liuslncss vi 11 lto rs t n Gallipolis ,Thursday. Mrs. Raymond Pul!ms Jr., Ro­ bert end Rhonda of Thur-stori and Mrs. Roy Evans, Pamela and Jay of Canal Winche11ter 11pent Wed­ nesday with thelr parents, M r . 1'11,tor Reports Nnv and Mrs. Rollin Bearhs. Emerson Carleton of Blanchts· ((igh. 111 . A tlendt1nce te r arr lved Thu rsday fo r a vt-lt · fh1Ph Humble. pastor of the hJ11 brothe r and si11t�r-in•law I Bradford Churd1 of Christ re­ with Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Carleton. l ports that there were 40 in at• M r . and Mrs. Raymond Pullins I tendancc at lhe mid-week prayer Sr., and .11:nndso ns Richard and meetin" held this Wednesday at Randy we re business visito rs in the chu rch. Oo)umbus Tuesday, They also 1 Thia is a new undertakin� o r vi11iled hrlcfly at Thurst on with 1 the church this summe r and a l ot Mr. end Mn. R11ymond Pullins Jr. o r Interest lfl being shown as ls Hetty Grueser, Mickey Burke, indica1ed hy the lnnc.ise rrom 13 Gayann Douglass and Bobby 1 which atlended last week's scr• Burke spent Sunday al Old Mans vice. Cave. Tht! topic for the ser vice is "The Auth orities of the Sc r ip• ture1." A C1rtoon lffrY Nlghtl • II ELBERF.ELDS SATURDAY SALE - 9 AM - 9 PM SPECIAL � qni Mr. and M rs. c. L. l l illcr of East Liverpool · are spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nease 11nd family, Mine rsville. Mickey Bentz of Coolville is spending a week with his cousins, Roger and Rom1 Nease. By LUCILLE t-lAWKINS ,..--=---··-;;;.-;;;._-__________ Z,ion Live Wire M�N ' S EN DICOTT JOHNSON • I :th• 0, Jurv Navy Seeking Quality Says Recruiter ' • i I l i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 15, 1960 davis