https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6409ac3774a54c5fcf1070142f31ed5e.pdf 3acccad9e1ea124740c825d0626bd185 PDF Text Text �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 �; ', fHE DAILY SENTINEL Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 16, 19110-3 --------- Commentating EclitoriallJ accordJni lo the Ohio Crop Jle. Tbe CooperaUvei aa..Jon Ser I Fact& For Fannen ice. Ser\' vice LI an educ.UoDaJ qeney ot Hoe price, th11 r.11 ,hould pOrtinJ 0 U ay well above those of tut year the alate land•IJ'IIDt eoUe1n •nd Stee l output "?,, txpected to I pred1et Ohio _ Stale Univenity be r _ 1 the u. ,s_ Department o/"'lirku1low 60 percen t o capa drop E,ctt'ns1on � iJ>tt'LalieU t'itr 1� July, due to � ustomer I i- ture. ltl purpoao la, to provide · 000 qu1dat10n of mventor1e1 and va- i nformation on •o-•ewtural and Powdery mildew in lawn, us- cations Jdltng &0me customer ' home econo�lea 1ubjecta and Lo u.11lly 11 found ID h d d d.am � ' planur, report Ohio State Univer- teach people h ow to make uu are88 or where air! ;i r:uiation i of thii inform_ ,_ tl_ •• _· poor, say Ohio State University ally Extension econom1st1. _____ .Extension plant patholog11ts. oOo Total gros& income from broil­ er production in 1959 waa down 21 percent from a year earlier j Raised E y ebro"'S Persons on Middleport council, with eyebrows raised somewhat in surprise . report the great majority of the people they t..: lk to about sewerages and t reatment plants resigned to ('omplying wilh the law _ They find, they sa y an attitude o( getti n g on with the j ob , just do it as rig htly as possible for as little as possible Whether or not this is true will no doubt be learned this November. Voters will have the duty of sa y in g yes or no lo a bond issue for $ 1 50.000 probably for 30 years. There are many taxpayers who sincerely wish this huge project did not face M iddle­ port (as it also faces Pomeroy). But a seriCs or Middle port coundls has sq uirmed, pushed here , there and everywhere for 12 years for a wr.y out. There is none. 'fhe law JaYli it will be done and it shall. The majority of council at preaent is tor getting on with the job wilhin requiremonhl of the law. One ronvincing argu ment to a .council­ men who had been adamantly again1I build· ing a sewerage a-nd t reatment plant came from persons connected with the Ohio Pol­ l ution Board . The q uestion was, "Why ahould the town furnish free sewage oonoo,ion aer­ / vice to its residents'!" whi(h done now . i, what hi being Anu a financial expert Crom Columbus• ht•rc tu '-'Onsult 1,d t h councilmen about obt a i 11 i ng funds to build the sewerage and plant e x pressed real surprise that Middleport had no sewage 'ee, forthcoming project or not. Ohviously , w e ha ve become loo accustomed to havin g a service for nothing, like maintenance of the existing sewer 1yatem. · i nate l he river more than it already is being I fouled hy industry, larger cities, and strip mine wastes. "Why should such a dire penalty he visited upon a small town, then? , they ask.'' There is one answer to th�t question, and only one. that tbe IOYel'JUMQIJ of tllbl llates have agreed !lull the .tvv w.., .,..UUlfd to the point of bellle rulnout IO public health and the future eoonomlc � of the entire basin. 4nd ll>ey • OOll4llUllod 1lie only fair way lo attack the • pl'Oblem - for ev• erybody in the baain to do hll pan la clean• ing it up. It ii Town, down to liOOO INl under pl'811lt1re now. Within five Yllll'I lownt •dawll lo a min•mum population of 1,000 wlll l"l lllo gim­ leted eye• of the J>oUulloa . bciu4. ' EDITOR'S NOTE: Th• Battle of Brlt,ln N9•n In urMtt July 16, 1940, wh•" Hitler I• •UM an order that th• Brltl1h Air fore• WH to bt elimlnatff t• pave the- w■y for the inns,Ion of lntl■nd. What follow.d h•t gone down In history •• OM of th• mo&t d.cl1iv• b■t­ tl•1 ._.., fought. IV PETER KNOX LONDON Ui'l-"'Ttu• �ratil ude of every home in our i!iland, In our empire and indeed throughoul the world, except In llle 11budes of 1he guilty, go,, ., oul lo 1he Rrilish iiirmen, who, unda unted hy udds, unwearied in their ('OnHlanl 4hnllrnJ(e and mortal danger, are turning the tide of world war by their pro­ wellll and their devollon. BUNCHE IN 00,NGO - Dr, lla.Jph Bunolle (l� _.1 UN delegate to the new Congo r�ul!1ic, � wiQI • kt Lin­ ne, (right), civil commitsioner for the -UN in the �o. in Leopoldville, Man in center Is ulli�Ufied, •llunolll, ,ajci UN troops will a.rrive shortly in the Congo. 'N9lfpen News Social Items I I war. Th� poat-t¥ar )'"" 111¥e taken ihelr loll aa ,lire p 10 ,plue 20 m■ku 40-lo $h, -a,tU, of Brit­ talp Mill .-,e POW ••IQI Into middle 11e. Very few IN 1llll flyln1. W!ost of the aurvlvtJO are quie• hmi ly men cur1in1 the wet 1kie11 over Enaland th is aummer that ruin their holldaya or their aardens, juat as heartily as they I rursed the btllllant 1umrrHtr of 1940 tha t often had ihem llyin& five times a day. Aviation h11 P■Hed them by --:-the Hurrl111ne11 •nd the Spitfires they Uew are oblolete and J1:1nked and modorn commercial aircraft would leave them behind for s,,eed. But lhe "few" retain their m�morles and lookin1 up at the , skies only they ean reall..Y know how the Batt le of Brltam wa.e fought and won 20 yea l'!I ago . ., . ' . ·, -. 0.'i/•I ,. , • (, 1 ·_,, 1:·��1 ir " . . . . . t1, ,_?A�✓,, • '� I Island Passing Away Quick ly of the G1•rman11 and rhc British h&\'e now heen shaken down 'o whow that Dritain lo.�! 9l!i- aireraft and 1he Germans 1 ,7:J:l in the df'd11tvc .ierh1l d�Hghts �over southern England. The number of British pilots ldlll•d w11i; 111 least 375, wi!h 858 badly wou11ded. or ly ,a DDI I HOUDA!lii3LT ■ Mr. and Mra, Ronald MIiier{ Janice Boylea) of Sht1lton, Conn., are announcln& the birth of a daught­ er, July If. Grandparent, arc Mr. and Mrs. Doyle MIiier and Mr. and Mr,. Clarence Boyles Middleport. Mr. and Mra. Cl�renee Boyles and children and Mn. Doyle Mill­ er, Middleport, are leavin1 Satur• day for a week'a Yacatlon with Mr and Mrs. Ronald Mlller in Shelton; Conn. They are 11oing especially to &Ulfa;r.; aee their new granddau,ill�r. Mr. and Mrs. Jack MiU@t.,Colurnbus, returned to Coluntlffl:11 after ,pe,di••· two week• with Mr. and 1 Mra, Doyle Miller, Middleport. Doyle MIiier returned to Colum• bus with his eon to spend two weeks while Mra. Miller is In Con­ neeticut. I it! � · ' 1'0DAY AN YESTERYEAR I Looking ilhca.d on the food mar11:et. Vqet■blH-boc11I sweet I corn ls now to ps in quality and in good supply. To enjoy it a1 Us best remember lo buy corn that has been kept cold :incl kel'p il cold until you UH' it. Local tlltHa· to supplies ar<' i11t"re11sing. Grnen supplies of very good quabean · lily arc on the incn·11se. The supply of . new potatoes from the E116t are increasing t1nd .� hould suit i11 slightly lower priers (except for long whites which 11re decreaslng ln supply and will probably comi;nanij,.hight1 r price s). �ther vegetahles le�erylng 11tte nt1on arc beets, cabba(:e, green onions and lettuce. F.rultt--The sweet cherr.v sea­ son is practically over but the 110ur cherry harvest ii. in (u\l swing. Low b11n11na prices are ex­ pected lo continue for sornc lime due tu 1tlmost record supply, Till' walermclon supply is still in­ creasing (this is especially true of the larger Ki:zcs). Pri<'e per wa1er melon may be up but price per pound will probably be .about the same or leas. Cantaloupe pril'cs Long Bott.om Personal News DAI LY C R O S S W O R D mx. 1 E den S iety Events RePorted .... • • • t l• I' l• '' I• '' l·t .,...... "'"'' .......... .. PinQ"OR Wrecks Plf• ate Tram • "Ith Key Run 40, -... --a.-·­­ £1. I �:v���d�:!. tt=. Oklfl\MltlOtlC - 1181ft -..-. x L o x o • · • l, L O W ■ "° �!I -" a CJonloSnm llll!l!M" -■ 1 w o v - 11 x a 11 , x 11, ., • • .....---� l!2'1'±!S!l..l!l �Clf l\llnla'! . M Qltl a,.,_ llllt ..= · .._ta. .,,. ewwca �·· �------­ a '. * ,,,. IIQO. k\' �- ... "t"!'M4 Wf,li Ill 111,ii �•'I'll>• 'l'l>o homer, od - Wob,ter, th• Phll, Phll!I°", I ltf,11 l 'II � •7;t;,1�•1 ijb"" lfn, �a, ll<&l>«><k Is vi,iting in ,ljJ R JIii ,I 1"�lj wllh Jlrs. c, w, Plitt, { t... �llt , iii' iftef 1�1 1\1!1 . 1 , ,,_ 4-tlopll, Mr, ·l!>CI ¥1'1, IIIYmtlld �Ina . 1!lil\ 'l')t �,q!!¥o Iii. II,! _ tl,t 'fl . ... llr, ... lln. ·""' � '' � � - ltl!J & ,� "1 · - ' ' c'� You can pull five plows . . . cultivate six rows . • • handle any drawbar or pto load with this new, Jnighty powerhouse. Try it yourseU • • • soont RIVER REPORT Meigs Eq uipment Co., I nc . "Where Quality I s Paramount" PHONE WY-Z.%176 Corner Butternut and Sttond Jlut...,.,.- Pomeroy, Ohio CO W- Q- LA TED TO BOO ST YOU R DAIRY PRO DUC TIO N AND PRO F IT R 'b I Meigs & Mason Coming Events n JH.: DAILY 'SEN'l'IIIB S.. fi- ••"i'"' · ' General Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies , Perry Holds Custom Cabinets , . .... ' I Senators To r' . . Onl y Four Hits TERMITES I • Fi..-e Good R■Hont: For You To Choose ASHLAND ' BOTTLED •• RAC I N E PLANING MILL Phone Wl-9-3841 POMEROY, OHIO 1 1 CLEVELAND UPI - J im Perry gave up only !our hits and registered his 1 0th Yictory of the seasou Friday night in pitching the Cleveland Indians lo a 4-0 triumph over the Washington Senators. This was only the second victory in the last seven games (or the \ Indians, and the 24-year-old Perry has accounted for both af those wins, Perry allowed only three singles after giYing up a triple to Reno Bertoia, t he first baiter he faced. He kept Ber toia from .94roring in the first by retiring the next t wo batters or_i pop f�ies a�d Jim Lemob on a lme to right field. The fireballing righthander, who struck out one and walked one, set down ':1e_ las� . l ��nalors �� KEY PART ONE-MAN HAYING IS "RANDOM-STACKING" OF BALES FIRm INTO WAGON BY BALE-THROWER Th�y'll Do It t"ery Time � VErN , ' 5., �, ..... Among the speci al classes for the 4-H Club members at camp this week are CQnsemtlion and nature study, craft work, indoor recreation and swimming. Craft work supervised by Mrs. Nolun, hame demonstration agent. this week includes basket making, cork mats, wooden plates, lamp construction, archery and hunter safety. The Ohio Power Co., and Columbus and Southern Ohio Elec tric Co., have for the past IO years assisted the camping program by paying part of the cost and . supe.n ising construction -of special sight saving lamps. . Of special interest dtµ"ing senJOr camp have been (hree ses-sions �n car!ecrs .. Charle• Weaver supervisor o gmdance and coun- tt,-.:lollm-' '.iv.-P•_ moa; *• By liatlo GA S I I I ' I order. Thi, wa, his second shutout of the sell!!lon and on\y his four th eomplete game. • Bi · B E D f O P. D • The Walk-In Garden ,Club mt't al the "home of Mrs. Shirley M1.1l- 1 fo� Thursday. r. _ �r_id Mrs : Welby Whaley a�c Y1s1tmg tbe1r daughter at l n- 1 diun Lake. Mrs. Earl Cowen has been visiling in Ashland with her son Roland Jewel who hus been � hospital palie�t the last twe!Ye weeks. M r. an d M rs. Dana ' H ow� u are Mt. ' cam p meetin g m ��:�!!�g . , The Everett Bates family of Detroit bo,e been •islting ot the home of Mr. and Mrs. Denyer I Well. MASTER MIX AND MASTER MADE FEEDS �illeport Feea M"H I I M"1u, "We Do Owtom Grindi""" '"""' I I■ COW- Q- LATED . DAIRY FEEDI NG PROGRAM A .....Ide propam to make your dalq _.,.. pay off belier • • • rrom calt•to-eow. Tat Red RON COW-Q,LATED Ilauy F-r Protrlm yOllndf b: Ilia ll>Ontbo , , , OUld pro,, ii to youndll Anywhere For Mor• Dttall1 Ph. or Writ• Pl,o.,. WY 2-3154 No, 2nd St, MIDOLIPOI. r 1 5 CU Rsa fRasi • Heats I nstantly • More Convenient •Cleaner • Storm Proof • Delivered AVERY NELSON Hemlock Grove, Ohio Phone WY-Z-8794 FT U PRIG HT . . F RE EZ ER I ! I Sugar Rur. Flour Mills I PHONE WY Z.Zll5 I ' MULBERRY AVE. POMEROY, OHIO .oo LOOK HERE! FOR SAVING$! REG. $3 1 9 00 - 0NLY 3 AV AILA BLE AT THIS PRIC E . Price s As Low As $229. 00 For A Big 14 Cu . Ft. Plus F ree Offe r Make Her Happy Today --------------- ==---.·--"'=:.=.::.:._:_;....;,-"'::..:.- -•• Js&I '·"­ 1-CYUNDIR MRMAlf LET'S GO �HOPPING --- I ; NEW MILTI-IAIIIE Toe Board Qf DlreelClti of the YeiP County Fa1111 Bu.rtau Coop­ erative .\&IIOcia.Uon have vot ed to ,diie<mUnue t be diitrib�tlon of New--WN Farrn :Equipment The COlllMI\Y will, �QW@ver, continue Lb �� Ute D\J� until a new de�ler is a,ppuinted. Look,ing A.head On The Food Morkets Around And About Middleport I · - Mr. and Mrs. Carl Russell and dirnghtcr of Pataskala and Mrs. Margaret Werner and family of Columbus were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rus!ell. Johnny Murphy or Logan is visiting lhls weet with bis gri.nd parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harley T. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith and family of Columbus are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Wy;.:tt. Mrs. D. H . Robeson has return­ ed to Geneva, Ill .. where Mr. Rohe: son is no w employed. Chester Morris aC'companied her and will return .this week. F(Q'm llur�u WQI Stop Ne.,-Id.,.. SMI,,,, G•u(IN: Monta;omery: l8,2 on up. per, 10.3 on lower, 6 ·feet open; Gallipolis: 18.4 on uppei-, 9.6 on Mr . and Mrs. Joe Hatfield and lower, 3 feet open; Lock 23: lS.2 fllmily, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence on upper, 10.5 on lower, runnin1 Srarherry and family, Janet and 1 trap, Gloria Shumate, Carol and Guy CencUtion of Mnaltl• D■nn: All Sargent und Mr. and Mrs. Char­ dams are up 13 through 23, run­ ley Smilh and • family enjoyed ning 1h to J trap. home made ice cream at the home Ohl River Boat,: Downboundt of Mr. and M rs. Joe Johnson and Lock {3: Mr. Crlss at 1:45 am, '1-0: family Thursday afternoon. are up slightly but 1his is probElizahcth Bruch ls vifiiLing a Lack 5: Trl-St■te at 315 am, 2-8; nbly a temporary situ11tlon. rew days with Freda Tuckerman. Lock 18: Northern at 3:30 am, 0-9; Lock HI: oV,EC at 1:� am, 17-0; Poultry ■nd E9P---This is the Jane Hoagland at 7:33 am. • 3-4; time of the year that we need to Beaver ·•i. 8:41)- •m, 1-Q; Lock 20: be especially conscious of egg HoslP•• Gifts Gfoen Jim" Bowl• ,t Q:10 am, 11-}; Lock ure. Keep eggs clean, covered 'f'1ry ,..,1-rg1n1a . , . er e 2 : Atlas at B am. 4-0; Ipck 213: c. and cold. Remove from the re­ " Hostess girts wHc, presented- to I V. Horner a t 12:20 am, 2-0·' Eastern frigeralor only the number of eggs needed. Little change is expected Miss '.11ary Virginia ' Reibel when . al 8:40 am, 8-8. in · the price of fryera. Supplies the Tri-City Sewing Club m et on ' Upbound: , None. ma y increase with slightly lower Thursday evening at her home, K■n■wh■ River Boafl: Winfield: Spring Ave. pricCI& in August. Janie O ,down at f:l� am, 0-2. Following an eveni11i;i of sewing Meat-The supply of U. S. All dams on tl)e sill. h hostess served a s.alad course choice grade beef is expected to .t e Mrs. Sidney Spcnrer, Mrs. Fred to ' • ' ! ' ·. im:re11 se with a decline in prlCe I i Leiihrit, fick, Mrs. Mi§a.. i,l H&f �, of some cuts, especially lhe rore WILEY PENOUNCf:'S R'-'5SIA quarter cuts. Pork prices will Russf'H Wil"son} ' .aMi't.' Aobert Ro­ WA/'IIHif'IGTON uPl - "The rank­ probably start upward as a re- berts, Mrs. Hiram Fisher and Mrs. ing RePu�liCan On the :Senate For• Bradford Maag. suit of a smaller supply. eign Relations -Committee bas de­ nounced "Russia ror "deltberately were in Columbus recently visiting delaying" · hull)1mltarian efforts to :1frs. Villa Kincade nt a hospital rush U.- N. relief to the Caneo Re­ there. public. s·en, Alexander Wlley (Wis.) Mr. and Mrs. David Smith 1md said in a statement the Soviet "de­ family visited Miss Mary Kibble, laying tactics" in Wec:111esday Mrs. Edna Stewart, and Mrs. Alice ni((ht's U. N. Security . Council sea­ Hr111111trom. Reedsvllle, recently. Ci,mmunlats, Mrfi, Jim Carter and daughters Ml ! :W:alif'.SPP'!""----W;sf/Up!l£W mnll- �ion proved that "the or limb or y To life for regard without d, spel\l II week at Clendenin, W. Va. will continue to utilize property, with her husband who is emp!Qyed The Homeb��;� e-!: Cla�s of the every possible excuse for propa, there. ' M rs. EYa Lawrence spent Mon- Brad rord Ch urc h of Christ will gp.ndizing." day with her ion, Mr. and l.trs. meet Friday al 7:30 p. m, at the LOAN'S CONTfNUID church. Cl)•de Lawrence. ...::orniug Events July 17 WASHINGTON UPI - The Lewis Cozart has employment at The Capehart family reunion World War Yeterans . h ome loa• Lorain. has bren set for Sunday, July 17, program has been e xtended fof Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marcinka at the Syracuse Park. A basket two n10Nl years beyona Jig �hed-, and family visited Mr. and Mrs. dinner will be served at noon. uled July 2S expitation ' ,,chte. Val Harlung, Mr. and Mrs. Tom All relatives arc urged to be pre• McGrath, West Shade, and Mr. and Jen t 5 -• � F�rcst Run Methodist Church Mrs. Charles Marcinka, Sr., Reedswill have a picnic at Bailey's Lake DEVOTBD TO IN'"fllitU'ft ville. Sunday. OF 111:IGStMASON" ABU nr, and Mrs. Howard Young of Sunday following Sunday School at RkilNM'J I. Ow-. Pulll1'her Paden City, W. Va. and Mr. and 1:30 a. m. In case of rain It wlll blllbed ewry tlt')rdNn • Pu . t church basemen Mrs. Garth Smi th were Sunday din- be held in the ,ept Sunday by The �o Vall411 ncr guests of their parents M r. and July 18 !ubhahlnJ: Cpm,.. al 110 Jlt Mrs. Bill Stethem. R lilc i ne .="unit St., P".:merot, �- lad Guild, n Service Wesleya r r, rs Vi�itin� with M . C ra Swa . Church., meets at t he •311 office p1'ona wYa-1118, ldltcil are Mrs. Nell Blake, Hel'bert Swan Methodist rt . Roger Theiss wi th � otrl� 1lbone 'WY2-�1 1T. M of home and ltrs. En Lawrence, Eatrl Livwiener rout starting -at 6:30 a EnlUf(I u aetOllff e1Nil mallbl erpool. p. m. utter al the poll � al Ptiot The Trustees of the First United aro:,, Ohio. Mrs. Dagmar Rummager 1pen t a N1UW1 adT� NpftN1116 few days at her home in Port1,111d. Pre!!lbyterlan Church will meet . thi1 Marilyn and Janet Bissell, Ted Monday eYenlng at 7:30 in the pas, Jn: ._Uta.•t•�� - •� Hay,man and Larry Grimm spent· tor's 1tudy. Lewis Sauer, JJ:., weai- ,eJnnitoli A�- ·N•JP Yltiff Clti. an eYenlng recently with Mr. and dent of the board will be In Charge. fe• y,.._ · . . . , Mn. Frank ,Holler and family. 811.� ' Ii ffl' il �•• //II _. CUii RILIASI DltAIOWl�Y liil . CHICAGO UPJ-Tbe Chicago ,..-· -:-,-, In the year ended , Mareb I,• 1960 reel est•te valnH nationally Cubt sent once highly herald� � lffi ' ' , _ , :;,� _ -;: , Increased 8 per cent after advan Moe Drabowsky to Houeton of the ... -,,, ,. cea of tl to B J)flrcent each year Arnerieln Aasoclatlon 'on optlon 11.80, Br IIIOa' �-- •• a, , in 1958, 19M and 1968 according and today made room for left- able: attlr mom;-,l. ,-, IUSI.: to Ohio State Univerelty Extt:ns- hander Jim Brewer who they pur• � 1!J; ¥ ••,a.. ...; �fut. •• � �.• 11 chased from the same club. ion economi11ts. - �-_: ·,. · -..��i'"#l<V'"" The fivr years of w11r afler the "Rattle of Britain itsf'lf w.is over daimed many more or the "(ew" who were immortalized hy �ir Win11to11 Churehill in hill war t ime wordK. 11 w1111 on July 16, IMO, 1he l l iller prodalmed the .�weeplni order: "The Eni:llsh Alr 1'"orce must 14 illl be elimlnnted to suth 11n extent VE that It will be inca11able of pul­ manoc na up any 11ub1tanlinl oppo1llion "Nl!ver In the flf'ltl llum'a ,r he l11vading troo1u1." conrllct wall so mueh ow� • t ... Loni Hours of Comb.t IIO many to 10 few." The order meant long hours of Wln1ton Churchlll, I mmorta­ l'Ombot ror the British pilots. lizing "the few·· wh o aaveit Bri­ Men shot down hy lht• Germun11 tain anr! the Allies from their one day were often flying again cloae11I 1<·rape If\ World War II. the next-if they were lucky The few who aaved this coun­ enoul:h lo hule out safely. J. E. Sanborn, AOn, DaYid, and ay Unit� ,,.., lnMrnatlonal try in the Ralllr of Orlleln 20 Boys ht.-t'amt• <H"e11 overni11ht Today is Sa turday, July 18, t he Clyda M ee Taylor left for woo11er yeare ago ,re hr rewer today, and louk ]cups in rank that 198th day of ttle year, · wilh 188 today where they wm be Joined by Mejo,lty Now Dead Mn. Sanborn, then go on lo Ak, nlarmf'cl nfficers of othur serv- more In 1960. Ortlclal re,•ords show th11I of il'l'S. The moon ls appro1u:hlna; lta new ron where Mlt1s T11ylor will apend the 2,000 men who could flaim the week end. Mr. Sanborn will g1;1 phase. On the ,::rounrl lhPy 11rYeloped ta be Battlt" or Britain pi1ot,i In M ara on to North J11cbon, Ohio for lhe The mornlria: 1hn ar6 llHO, IHS than WO are 11till a rep11totl11n ror hulurcrence to and Saturn. week end with Rev. and Mrs. CeAir �·orte r11]('111. They dressed alive. The evenln& etars are Jupiter ell C. iBailey. Rev. Bailey wa1 a rarely. and Saturn Many did not eurvlve 1hr hut­ rakishly an!l ulult>d Middleport pastor many ye•rt ago, Mr1. Jack Coleman retunned totle ltaelf whfrh l111ted four 1um• Their pnr1le11 wne wild. On t hls day in hl1tory: But their effort& In the air dc­ ,ner month1--hetween July and In 1723, En1ll1h painter Sir day from Holier Hoapl tal with her fr111liil Hitlt1r'11 pnrpoi.e and Joshua Reynolds was born. new dau&hter, Becky. Dt'lobt>r. By Violet Smith The clalm!i and counleHlrtims ht>lpud change the coursf' of lhe In 1790, Con1ress eat.ab1lahed I M r. and Mrs. Grace Coleman leU and Mrs. Paul Ervin and Mr. Frida for Alma y Lue to spend lhe the Dlstrlct of Columbia on thF sons were visit ing Mr. and Mrs. I Polomac - River and voted t.o make week end. Ellen Dutton, deullhler of Mr. Sammie Ralrdcn, Sllnduy. It the permanent seat of the U. S. ft.. RelOrt. Mrs. Leota Massaer and Mrs. 2a. .&ORO.. I and ' Mrs. Dali, Dutton, has 88 her governme"t. 7, Th�1, t. Motion olam11,o, Maude Gray visited Mrs. Leona .,uu , , ror a week ' Nancy Ti,eter of tlon brllll• plctuM J.n 1821 Mary Baker Eddy Coqnd- .Cincinnati. ,Babcock. 24. Thl'(luJh cookie e. oountry Mr. and Mrs. Kester Matheny, er of th� Churc:h ot C hrlat: Sc:len8. Bp8C.IH Of 2G. Bitter pliant Mr. and Mra. Shirley Swan alUst, was bOrn a.t Bow, N. ,ff. vetcll pler St. Unroll• I n 1 882, David Ol•11ow Farra tended funeral services for Simon oc 2111, Wit.bet U. HhnalaylJI I. Cuaar"• Whytse\l at Altiger, W. Vu. lust IM became the flut a.dmiral in warntns mamnw 81,Nort!,, the u. S. Novy. Saturday. date 1S. l'oray• In HMt\. the flnt experimental Mn. Harlis Frank ond children Rev. Eldon Blake is conductlna: (abbr,) 1,. S\.Uow1116 10. Not on• urred ,toml test an of o spe:nt the week end wlth Mr. and mb c bo cc U. Paok-. • week. reYinl at Vanderhoof. (dial,) 11. 0irl'a a t Alamaaordo, N. M. e Boston, Parkersburg. M Wayn . I'S ....... rtu", ..... U. 0.nnanlum. nlckn&nl9 Fa rm le Johmion and Janel HolSharon and Janet Frsnk are ff, Olulal (uym.) 28. l'aclle aln•er are apendlng a week wlth vlsltlni In Clnr..nnati with their Thoua:hl for toda)': Rulltan au• ,n,>1, 13. �ellte 19. 'hachera Jf, ln relaliYe& , In Columbus. aunts, Mn. pal Osborn and Mre. thor Fyodor DallQf8\IU)' aaid in O 88. 0..ulno 10. Pil})tll ,0, lhlltocl '111n,r Mr, Jnd Mn. Pearl Hawthorne The Brolhert Katamasov: '"J'he and Mina and R•ymond Eli111beth Roffman. 89. Let l� If, Radcllab. 11, Have 11,0pon Holalna:er •tan4 Mr. and Mn. David Goodwin and lrue aecurlly 11 ta be found In 10- vlaited 1)4artha Holilnaer (Sootch) (poet. I and Fail, clal 1olld1rit)' rather than In lao- nle l ley Wednesda of Pomeroy visited Mr. and ( prlnL) family K TM anklel 21, J'ooted. 1J1111 y aftern B a: , ,1. a,1n river v... (■nat.) Mn, Ch_arles Marcinko and ta1'-ly. 1.r,ted individual eftort.11 Mr. and Mn. Melvin liled �re IT, 'l'IMator Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shields of Cothe parent, of a new daughter, atttnd&nt R1 ._with Th•J have two other ch ildren, both �:n:e�ik �: 11.Lc,qtnr boy,. �1 · Weak end 1:uests of Mr. 1111d Emma VanMeter tlalted'fi. � . &ohtp n. ,I>avl d Yates were Mr. and ,.M n.... R Mn. Van Meter of ru • \1'8811 , 11. Luold Mr,. Mor•an Yates of Cleveland land. R AnudlUO and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yat es of Mr. and Mn. Hie Sharrer or Bar-N. Colon VI' Cambrlcta:e . e berton wtr vlaiton of Ml". h and all( lb' Mn. Jim Carter ,mi Karen spent Mrs. Alva Hol1ln1er and Mr. ,nd iPrM'81uaGH UPI - Vada •Pi n• Mn. Huvey BIiley. a day at St. Albani, W. ya, IIUo ci, mu Mn. Norman Weber visited Mrs. Mm, CinclnnaU'I 4...verythin1 outt;Jla Balley waa I rtNnt visitor Garth Smith recently. fielder drove in I run &ad acond \lf Martha Holtlnaer. ·Mra. Leona Bl'bcock was an over another and Fnall ,Bobln1on bllttd ... 4 ..uo1c11 Virlinla Carter and daqhters a two-run double to PIN the Jled1 .a� Vltlll Holalnier vlilted Mr. nl1ht .JUe&tl of Mn. Leota "M115ar S ur ng. �u • 4-1 victor, Friday Nlht. tind 1'rt, Harl')' Thompeo n of lJt- U. d"ay eveni Th e PUUbYl'lb dit•t, eouplN tie Hoe�tn,. Mrs. DeloNls Frank Is spending a .A.winter with MUWl&lb,'.1 T,I, will OYer Phil• Mr. Ind .l[ra, ;Boyd nson and a. week at ,Plttabura:h with her hus­ adelp h 11, eat 1ht · 1tont-runnln1· ion vlalted JCqndl�f. · her mo- lutnd, Harll11, who la employed l1 irates' lead over the aecond•place ther, M ra. Calllrla:-"\J t e Hoell-In•. ere. t ltt ,. A611""""1 Mr. and P.lrt. Raymo"d Larkins Brave, to thrtt pmea. Mr. and Mn, Junior HotsiiiJe'r Southpaw Jim O'Toole 'Who yield- �pent the wee, end wlth Mr, tp.d 1pent the wee k end ■t Ravenna. • ReY. and Mnr. Rial■ Yltlted '.:,in. 11d aeven hlllt tam,cl hi• aeventh l(n. .Ruaell Cline, Racine. I. .A. mule Virginia Hugh et, Gallipoli■. vlctoey, ,tthoU&h lit nttded help _______ «.CLyupa from Jim BfolltlD · O"fU the 11st 1 � J'�ly fth 1u.e■ta of M;r!'. and Mr■ . ,... IIP4Dt• , · MAIM. A ltM.Y CtfllP Cb-,let Marejnko lir.i 111d tOPs of lnninp. Brolnlll Ntlred all NlCOIJ4. C)',.,_ tf'] Cy ,urlle)' dinner were Mr. and Mrs. batt..-. be ,._ ,._.,_. t.hfM ot na mld 1 'l}l'ffi:, witt'l'lln_of th (:bfirte, lla,olnka Sr. and 1on9 of thON 1trJqG\lt , V.ltUIIL DAILl llew • _. wan ,11 u1 ne• lnQY Glllp!fflan . P l b LedtvtUe; Mr. :i nd Mn. Don Rm1° I• AOI lft . G rwdi 'nl :, "tel � U. , _..., lDtOr n u .. J: 'I' D .. . II y en Pante el aetUne f' rl ,,,..._, • •tr III, d" aervld 1n bolh world wan and Nil, Mt. Vemon: Mr. and Mr■ • V al II l '"' 1 6,rtuna. Dsrl>Jra McGrath, West 1teallftl � .,._ M -.cl ,-�Ill , the llOl'tln tonniot. c,,, i.tttr n,pi;, - ror uo-, la A•­ , ,.. Shade. Ennlng iuestt were Mr. Bob Skinner at! .exth-bHI lt _ ''" tilt lluw 1.'1, X tho two O'r, 1111111 Jttwr, 1 r'nd Mrs. Harry Lodwlek. Che1ter. when he drifted deep Into een�w, r · ....,..., tilt 1,qlb 11114 ,__ or 1111 ftlilt - Ill 116lid1y ...,11 of Mts, Horrlet fi•td n ' 111111 l!t•IN to ...b • � '\,ooated �I• ...,.. ···""• -.., 11q i. ..,i, 1ot11r1 on dllr-i, 1 I , were Mr. and Mr,. Eddie ,qU;t Bryant well•hl loi, to thlrd tl\e In I ;i . 'Mita. , innll'II wh,n Ioli� p•e-her Cl1rt11 IJ'uttle and d1u1hter, Jn11 Bryan t . • •· - � W�ii A .- Joe Ad· tlh ort (t-8) foulei:l a thlrd-atrlkt ,Bt. Petenbur,, Fla. and Mr. and � � Ill I W 'l ," 0 1 XU Cl Mn. Clayton Bryant. Montgomery, �Ir. Apt . bQmt �. bf,ql\ attmpL th Frtllq �11\i" lo' -· • M�"fl!�k Jllo hlttlna '/II, v,. j W Q VXH • o J' Q W V or a i, "' lfr. ■nd Mrs. l,iey.rl1 Youn1 vi•l t• kee Bran• to • 7•5 vlttar, oter • -•� � • 11 Dfflet •Ith hll The ,,4.l I Asparagus Needs Care During The Summer Months There continue to be arguments that Mid­ d leport or Pomeroy cannot possibly contam­ British Airman l'ho Saved I I developments make one-man baying poulblc, One Is meehanlcal loading of bal.. In the field. The other Is a new kind of elevator-conveyor whlcb moveil baled hay lnla lllorage, Bales are fed into a bale-thrower from the baler. They . are 'fired into a trail/•� wagon and lie where they fall. Tbis "random-stacking ' ellmlnotes the need for men to stack 'tlrem. The new elevator-conveyor carries the bales from the wagon Jnlo the mow and drop_s them off at any poinL . Tlte ,farmer can eontrol a bale-locator from the ground bt means of two ropes. This system has been proved in field test., to sa�e time as well as labor costs. SEE IT TODAY AT Two · Fult on.T hom pson Tractor Sales PHONE WY-W l81 POMEROY • • • • • WITH A Food freezer from POMEROY BIG APPLIANCE , CENTER ALL SIZES I N STOC K - - PRICED J UST FOR YOU CHEST MODELf - UPRIGHT MOD ELS - COMBINATION MOD,ELS ALL TYPES FINANCING-FREE DELIVERY WITHIN 100 MILES WE HAVE OUR OWN SERVICEMEN I. Open Evenings By Appointment -- Drive A Few Mdes and Save Watch For Londmarks TV Weather Pi:ogrom 6 :40 pm Each Sunday Cha nnel 3-W$AZ FREE SAWS and DRI LL VALU ED AT $39.95 "WITH FREEZ ERS A R EY M G R A K AT - P H N E R M H R T J_ '· s.;./i";..·____ , . __.....;....;;. . _ _ c w __ _ _ _ c s__,____ _ _ , _ s 1_ _ -2 _ 2 _ wv . . _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ � s _ r:t_ u _ r_ _ . o _ N. _ o _ s_ _ o _ s_ _ s_ u _ _ o _ ' A . ....:...___ [, ___ _______•_________...,.. ,, _ ' ""• . �; ', fHE DAILY SENTINEL Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 16, 19110-3 --------- Commentating EclitoriallJ accordJni lo the Ohio Crop Jle. Tbe CooperaUvei aa..Jon Ser I Fact& For Fannen ice. Ser\' vice LI an educ.UoDaJ qeney ot Hoe price, th11 r.11 ,hould pOrtinJ 0 U ay well above those of tut year the alate land•IJ'IIDt eoUe1n •nd Stee l output "?,, txpected to I pred1et Ohio _ Stale Univenity be r _ 1 the u. ,s_ Department o/"'lirku1low 60 percen t o capa drop E,ctt'ns1on � iJ>tt'LalieU t'itr 1� July, due to � ustomer I i- ture. ltl purpoao la, to provide · 000 qu1dat10n of mventor1e1 and va- i nformation on •o-•ewtural and Powdery mildew in lawn, us- cations Jdltng &0me customer ' home econo�lea 1ubjecta and Lo u.11lly 11 found ID h d d d.am � ' planur, report Ohio State Univer- teach people h ow to make uu are88 or where air! ;i r:uiation i of thii inform_ ,_ tl_ •• _· poor, say Ohio State University ally Extension econom1st1. _____ .Extension plant patholog11ts. oOo Total gros& income from broil­ er production in 1959 waa down 21 percent from a year earlier j Raised E y ebro"'S Persons on Middleport council, with eyebrows raised somewhat in surprise . report the great majority of the people they t..: lk to about sewerages and t reatment plants resigned to ('omplying wilh the law _ They find, they sa y an attitude o( getti n g on with the j ob , just do it as rig htly as possible for as little as possible Whether or not this is true will no doubt be learned this November. Voters will have the duty of sa y in g yes or no lo a bond issue for $ 1 50.000 probably for 30 years. There are many taxpayers who sincerely wish this huge project did not face M iddle­ port (as it also faces Pomeroy). But a seriCs or Middle port coundls has sq uirmed, pushed here , there and everywhere for 12 years for a wr.y out. There is none. 'fhe law JaYli it will be done and it shall. The majority of council at preaent is tor getting on with the job wilhin requiremonhl of the law. One ronvincing argu ment to a .council­ men who had been adamantly again1I build· ing a sewerage a-nd t reatment plant came from persons connected with the Ohio Pol­ l ution Board . The q uestion was, "Why ahould the town furnish free sewage oonoo,ion aer­ / vice to its residents'!" whi(h done now . i, what hi being Anu a financial expert Crom Columbus• ht•rc tu '-'Onsult 1,d t h councilmen about obt a i 11 i ng funds to build the sewerage and plant e x pressed real surprise that Middleport had no sewage 'ee, forthcoming project or not. Ohviously , w e ha ve become loo accustomed to havin g a service for nothing, like maintenance of the existing sewer 1yatem. · i nate l he river more than it already is being I fouled hy industry, larger cities, and strip mine wastes. "Why should such a dire penalty he visited upon a small town, then? , they ask.'' There is one answer to th�t question, and only one. that tbe IOYel'JUMQIJ of tllbl llates have agreed !lull the .tvv w.., .,..UUlfd to the point of bellle rulnout IO public health and the future eoonomlc � of the entire basin. 4nd ll>ey • OOll4llUllod 1lie only fair way lo attack the • pl'Oblem - for ev• erybody in the baain to do hll pan la clean• ing it up. It ii Town, down to liOOO INl under pl'811lt1re now. Within five Yllll'I lownt •dawll lo a min•mum population of 1,000 wlll l"l lllo gim­ leted eye• of the J>oUulloa . bciu4. ' EDITOR'S NOTE: Th• Battle of Brlt,ln N9•n In urMtt July 16, 1940, wh•" Hitler I• •UM an order that th• Brltl1h Air fore• WH to bt elimlnatff t• pave the- w■y for the inns,Ion of lntl■nd. What follow.d h•t gone down In history •• OM of th• mo&t d.cl1iv• b■t­ tl•1 ._.., fought. IV PETER KNOX LONDON Ui'l-"'Ttu• �ratil ude of every home in our i!iland, In our empire and indeed throughoul the world, except In llle 11budes of 1he guilty, go,, ., oul lo 1he Rrilish iiirmen, who, unda unted hy udds, unwearied in their ('OnHlanl 4hnllrnJ(e and mortal danger, are turning the tide of world war by their pro­ wellll and their devollon. BUNCHE IN 00,NGO - Dr, lla.Jph Bunolle (l� _.1 UN delegate to the new Congo r�ul!1ic, � wiQI • kt Lin­ ne, (right), civil commitsioner for the -UN in the �o. in Leopoldville, Man in center Is ulli�Ufied, •llunolll, ,ajci UN troops will a.rrive shortly in the Congo. 'N9lfpen News Social Items I I war. Th� poat-t¥ar )'"" 111¥e taken ihelr loll aa ,lire p 10 ,plue 20 m■ku 40-lo $h, -a,tU, of Brit­ talp Mill .-,e POW ••IQI Into middle 11e. Very few IN 1llll flyln1. W!ost of the aurvlvtJO are quie• hmi ly men cur1in1 the wet 1kie11 over Enaland th is aummer that ruin their holldaya or their aardens, juat as heartily as they I rursed the btllllant 1umrrHtr of 1940 tha t often had ihem llyin& five times a day. Aviation h11 P■Hed them by --:-the Hurrl111ne11 •nd the Spitfires they Uew are oblolete and J1:1nked and modorn commercial aircraft would leave them behind for s,,eed. But lhe "few" retain their m�morles and lookin1 up at the , skies only they ean reall..Y know how the Batt le of Brltam wa.e fought and won 20 yea l'!I ago . ., . ' . ·, -. 0.'i/•I ,. , • (, 1 ·_,, 1:·��1 ir " . . . . . t1, ,_?A�✓,, • '� I Island Passing Away Quick ly of the G1•rman11 and rhc British h&\'e now heen shaken down 'o whow that Dritain lo.�! 9l!i- aireraft and 1he Germans 1 ,7:J:l in the df'd11tvc .ierh1l d�Hghts �over southern England. The number of British pilots ldlll•d w11i; 111 least 375, wi!h 858 badly wou11ded. or ly ,a DDI I HOUDA!lii3LT ■ Mr. and Mra, Ronald MIiier{ Janice Boylea) of Sht1lton, Conn., are announcln& the birth of a daught­ er, July If. Grandparent, arc Mr. and Mrs. Doyle MIiier and Mr. and Mr,. Clarence Boyles Middleport. Mr. and Mra. Cl�renee Boyles and children and Mn. Doyle Mill­ er, Middleport, are leavin1 Satur• day for a week'a Yacatlon with Mr and Mrs. Ronald Mlller in Shelton; Conn. They are 11oing especially to &Ulfa;r.; aee their new granddau,ill�r. Mr. and Mrs. Jack MiU@t.,Colurnbus, returned to Coluntlffl:11 after ,pe,di••· two week• with Mr. and 1 Mra, Doyle Miller, Middleport. Doyle MIiier returned to Colum• bus with his eon to spend two weeks while Mra. Miller is In Con­ neeticut. I it! � · ' 1'0DAY AN YESTERYEAR I Looking ilhca.d on the food mar11:et. Vqet■blH-boc11I sweet I corn ls now to ps in quality and in good supply. To enjoy it a1 Us best remember lo buy corn that has been kept cold :incl kel'p il cold until you UH' it. Local tlltHa· to supplies ar<' i11t"re11sing. Grnen supplies of very good quabean · lily arc on the incn·11se. The supply of . new potatoes from the E116t are increasing t1nd .� hould suit i11 slightly lower priers (except for long whites which 11re decreaslng ln supply and will probably comi;nanij,.hight1 r price s). �ther vegetahles le�erylng 11tte nt1on arc beets, cabba(:e, green onions and lettuce. F.rultt--The sweet cherr.v sea­ son is practically over but the 110ur cherry harvest ii. in (u\l swing. Low b11n11na prices are ex­ pected lo continue for sornc lime due tu 1tlmost record supply, Till' walermclon supply is still in­ creasing (this is especially true of the larger Ki:zcs). Pri<'e per wa1er melon may be up but price per pound will probably be .about the same or leas. Cantaloupe pril'cs Long Bott.om Personal News DAI LY C R O S S W O R D mx. 1 E den S iety Events RePorted .... • • • t l• I' l• '' I• '' l·t .,...... "'"'' .......... .. PinQ"OR Wrecks Plf• ate Tram • "Ith Key Run 40, -... --a.-·­­ £1. I �:v���d�:!. tt=. Oklfl\MltlOtlC - 1181ft -..-. x L o x o • · • l, L O W ■ "° �!I -" a CJonloSnm llll!l!M" -■ 1 w o v - 11 x a 11 , x 11, ., • • .....---� l!2'1'±!S!l..l!l �Clf l\llnla'! . M Qltl a,.,_ llllt ..= · .._ta. .,,. ewwca �·· �------­ a '. * ,,,. IIQO. k\' �- ... "t"!'M4 Wf,li Ill 111,ii �•'I'll>• 'l'l>o homer, od - Wob,ter, th• Phll, Phll!I°", I ltf,11 l 'II � •7;t;,1�•1 ijb"" lfn, �a, ll<&l>«><k Is vi,iting in ,ljJ R JIii ,I 1"�lj wllh Jlrs. c, w, Plitt, { t... �llt , iii' iftef 1�1 1\1!1 . 1 , ,,_ 4-tlopll, Mr, ·l!>CI ¥1'1, IIIYmtlld �Ina . 1!lil\ 'l')t �,q!!¥o Iii. II,! _ tl,t 'fl . ... llr, ... lln. ·""' � '' � � - ltl!J & ,� "1 · - ' ' c'� You can pull five plows . . . cultivate six rows . • • handle any drawbar or pto load with this new, Jnighty powerhouse. Try it yourseU • • • soont RIVER REPORT Meigs Eq uipment Co., I nc . "Where Quality I s Paramount" PHONE WY-Z.%176 Corner Butternut and Sttond Jlut...,.,.- Pomeroy, Ohio CO W- Q- LA TED TO BOO ST YOU R DAIRY PRO DUC TIO N AND PRO F IT R 'b I Meigs & Mason Coming Events n JH.: DAILY 'SEN'l'IIIB S.. fi- ••"i'"' · ' General Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies , Perry Holds Custom Cabinets , . .... ' I Senators To r' . . Onl y Four Hits TERMITES I • Fi..-e Good R■Hont: For You To Choose ASHLAND ' BOTTLED •• RAC I N E PLANING MILL Phone Wl-9-3841 POMEROY, OHIO 1 1 CLEVELAND UPI - J im Perry gave up only !our hits and registered his 1 0th Yictory of the seasou Friday night in pitching the Cleveland Indians lo a 4-0 triumph over the Washington Senators. This was only the second victory in the last seven games (or the \ Indians, and the 24-year-old Perry has accounted for both af those wins, Perry allowed only three singles after giYing up a triple to Reno Bertoia, t he first baiter he faced. He kept Ber toia from .94roring in the first by retiring the next t wo batters or_i pop f�ies a�d Jim Lemob on a lme to right field. The fireballing righthander, who struck out one and walked one, set down ':1e_ las� . l ��nalors �� KEY PART ONE-MAN HAYING IS "RANDOM-STACKING" OF BALES FIRm INTO WAGON BY BALE-THROWER Th�y'll Do It t"ery Time � VErN , ' 5., �, ..... Among the speci al classes for the 4-H Club members at camp this week are CQnsemtlion and nature study, craft work, indoor recreation and swimming. Craft work supervised by Mrs. Nolun, hame demonstration agent. this week includes basket making, cork mats, wooden plates, lamp construction, archery and hunter safety. The Ohio Power Co., and Columbus and Southern Ohio Elec tric Co., have for the past IO years assisted the camping program by paying part of the cost and . supe.n ising construction -of special sight saving lamps. . Of special interest dtµ"ing senJOr camp have been (hree ses-sions �n car!ecrs .. Charle• Weaver supervisor o gmdance and coun- tt,-.:lollm-' '.iv.-P•_ moa; *• By liatlo GA S I I I ' I order. Thi, wa, his second shutout of the sell!!lon and on\y his four th eomplete game. • Bi · B E D f O P. D • The Walk-In Garden ,Club mt't al the "home of Mrs. Shirley M1.1l- 1 fo� Thursday. r. _ �r_id Mrs : Welby Whaley a�c Y1s1tmg tbe1r daughter at l n- 1 diun Lake. Mrs. Earl Cowen has been visiling in Ashland with her son Roland Jewel who hus been � hospital palie�t the last twe!Ye weeks. M r. an d M rs. Dana ' H ow� u are Mt. ' cam p meetin g m ��:�!!�g . , The Everett Bates family of Detroit bo,e been •islting ot the home of Mr. and Mrs. Denyer I Well. MASTER MIX AND MASTER MADE FEEDS �illeport Feea M"H I I M"1u, "We Do Owtom Grindi""" '"""' I I■ COW- Q- LATED . DAIRY FEEDI NG PROGRAM A .....Ide propam to make your dalq _.,.. pay off belier • • • rrom calt•to-eow. Tat Red RON COW-Q,LATED Ilauy F-r Protrlm yOllndf b: Ilia ll>Ontbo , , , OUld pro,, ii to youndll Anywhere For Mor• Dttall1 Ph. or Writ• Pl,o.,. WY 2-3154 No, 2nd St, MIDOLIPOI. r 1 5 CU Rsa fRasi • Heats I nstantly • More Convenient •Cleaner • Storm Proof • Delivered AVERY NELSON Hemlock Grove, Ohio Phone WY-Z-8794 FT U PRIG HT . . F RE EZ ER I ! I Sugar Rur. Flour Mills I PHONE WY Z.Zll5 I ' MULBERRY AVE. POMEROY, OHIO .oo LOOK HERE! FOR SAVING$! REG. $3 1 9 00 - 0NLY 3 AV AILA BLE AT THIS PRIC E . Price s As Low As $229. 00 For A Big 14 Cu . Ft. Plus F ree Offe r Make Her Happy Today --------------- ==---.·--"'=:.=.::.:._:_;....;,-"'::..:.- -•• Js&I '·"­ 1-CYUNDIR MRMAlf LET'S GO �HOPPING --- I ; NEW MILTI-IAIIIE Toe Board Qf DlreelClti of the YeiP County Fa1111 Bu.rtau Coop­ erative .\&IIOcia.Uon have vot ed to ,diie<mUnue t be diitrib�tlon of New--WN Farrn :Equipment The COlllMI\Y will, �QW@ver, continue Lb �� Ute D\J� until a new de�ler is a,ppuinted. Look,ing A.head On The Food Morkets Around And About Middleport I · - Mr. and Mrs. Carl Russell and dirnghtcr of Pataskala and Mrs. Margaret Werner and family of Columbus were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rus!ell. Johnny Murphy or Logan is visiting lhls weet with bis gri.nd parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harley T. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith and family of Columbus are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Wy;.:tt. Mrs. D. H . Robeson has return­ ed to Geneva, Ill .. where Mr. Rohe: son is no w employed. Chester Morris aC'companied her and will return .this week. F(Q'm llur�u WQI Stop Ne.,-Id.,.. SMI,,,, G•u(IN: Monta;omery: l8,2 on up. per, 10.3 on lower, 6 ·feet open; Gallipolis: 18.4 on uppei-, 9.6 on Mr . and Mrs. Joe Hatfield and lower, 3 feet open; Lock 23: lS.2 fllmily, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence on upper, 10.5 on lower, runnin1 Srarherry and family, Janet and 1 trap, Gloria Shumate, Carol and Guy CencUtion of Mnaltl• D■nn: All Sargent und Mr. and Mrs. Char­ dams are up 13 through 23, run­ ley Smilh and • family enjoyed ning 1h to J trap. home made ice cream at the home Ohl River Boat,: Downboundt of Mr. and M rs. Joe Johnson and Lock {3: Mr. Crlss at 1:45 am, '1-0: family Thursday afternoon. are up slightly but 1his is probElizahcth Bruch ls vifiiLing a Lack 5: Trl-St■te at 315 am, 2-8; nbly a temporary situ11tlon. rew days with Freda Tuckerman. Lock 18: Northern at 3:30 am, 0-9; Lock HI: oV,EC at 1:� am, 17-0; Poultry ■nd E9P---This is the Jane Hoagland at 7:33 am. • 3-4; time of the year that we need to Beaver ·•i. 8:41)- •m, 1-Q; Lock 20: be especially conscious of egg HoslP•• Gifts Gfoen Jim" Bowl• ,t Q:10 am, 11-}; Lock ure. Keep eggs clean, covered 'f'1ry ,..,1-rg1n1a . , . er e 2 : Atlas at B am. 4-0; Ipck 213: c. and cold. Remove from the re­ " Hostess girts wHc, presented- to I V. Horner a t 12:20 am, 2-0·' Eastern frigeralor only the number of eggs needed. Little change is expected Miss '.11ary Virginia ' Reibel when . al 8:40 am, 8-8. in · the price of fryera. Supplies the Tri-City Sewing Club m et on ' Upbound: , None. ma y increase with slightly lower Thursday evening at her home, K■n■wh■ River Boafl: Winfield: Spring Ave. pricCI& in August. Janie O ,down at f:l� am, 0-2. Following an eveni11i;i of sewing Meat-The supply of U. S. All dams on tl)e sill. h hostess served a s.alad course choice grade beef is expected to .t e Mrs. Sidney Spcnrer, Mrs. Fred to ' • ' ! ' ·. im:re11 se with a decline in prlCe I i Leiihrit, fick, Mrs. Mi§a.. i,l H&f �, of some cuts, especially lhe rore WILEY PENOUNCf:'S R'-'5SIA quarter cuts. Pork prices will Russf'H Wil"son} ' .aMi't.' Aobert Ro­ WA/'IIHif'IGTON uPl - "The rank­ probably start upward as a re- berts, Mrs. Hiram Fisher and Mrs. ing RePu�liCan On the :Senate For• Bradford Maag. suit of a smaller supply. eign Relations -Committee bas de­ nounced "Russia ror "deltberately were in Columbus recently visiting delaying" · hull)1mltarian efforts to :1frs. Villa Kincade nt a hospital rush U.- N. relief to the Caneo Re­ there. public. s·en, Alexander Wlley (Wis.) Mr. and Mrs. David Smith 1md said in a statement the Soviet "de­ family visited Miss Mary Kibble, laying tactics" in Wec:111esday Mrs. Edna Stewart, and Mrs. Alice ni((ht's U. N. Security . Council sea­ Hr111111trom. Reedsvllle, recently. Ci,mmunlats, Mrfi, Jim Carter and daughters Ml ! :W:alif'.SPP'!""----W;sf/Up!l£W mnll- �ion proved that "the or limb or y To life for regard without d, spel\l II week at Clendenin, W. Va. will continue to utilize property, with her husband who is emp!Qyed The Homeb��;� e-!: Cla�s of the every possible excuse for propa, there. ' M rs. EYa Lawrence spent Mon- Brad rord Ch urc h of Christ will gp.ndizing." day with her ion, Mr. and l.trs. meet Friday al 7:30 p. m, at the LOAN'S CONTfNUID church. Cl)•de Lawrence. ...::orniug Events July 17 WASHINGTON UPI - The Lewis Cozart has employment at The Capehart family reunion World War Yeterans . h ome loa• Lorain. has bren set for Sunday, July 17, program has been e xtended fof Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marcinka at the Syracuse Park. A basket two n10Nl years beyona Jig �hed-, and family visited Mr. and Mrs. dinner will be served at noon. uled July 2S expitation ' ,,chte. Val Harlung, Mr. and Mrs. Tom All relatives arc urged to be pre• McGrath, West Shade, and Mr. and Jen t 5 -• � F�rcst Run Methodist Church Mrs. Charles Marcinka, Sr., Reedswill have a picnic at Bailey's Lake DEVOTBD TO IN'"fllitU'ft ville. Sunday. OF 111:IGStMASON" ABU nr, and Mrs. Howard Young of Sunday following Sunday School at RkilNM'J I. Ow-. Pulll1'her Paden City, W. Va. and Mr. and 1:30 a. m. In case of rain It wlll blllbed ewry tlt')rdNn • Pu . t church basemen Mrs. Garth Smi th were Sunday din- be held in the ,ept Sunday by The �o Vall411 ncr guests of their parents M r. and July 18 !ubhahlnJ: Cpm,.. al 110 Jlt Mrs. Bill Stethem. R lilc i ne .="unit St., P".:merot, �- lad Guild, n Service Wesleya r r, rs Vi�itin� with M . C ra Swa . Church., meets at t he •311 office p1'ona wYa-1118, ldltcil are Mrs. Nell Blake, Hel'bert Swan Methodist rt . Roger Theiss wi th � otrl� 1lbone 'WY2-�1 1T. M of home and ltrs. En Lawrence, Eatrl Livwiener rout starting -at 6:30 a EnlUf(I u aetOllff e1Nil mallbl erpool. p. m. utter al the poll � al Ptiot The Trustees of the First United aro:,, Ohio. Mrs. Dagmar Rummager 1pen t a N1UW1 adT� NpftN1116 few days at her home in Port1,111d. Pre!!lbyterlan Church will meet . thi1 Marilyn and Janet Bissell, Ted Monday eYenlng at 7:30 in the pas, Jn: ._Uta.•t•�� - •� Hay,man and Larry Grimm spent· tor's 1tudy. Lewis Sauer, JJ:., weai- ,eJnnitoli A�- ·N•JP Yltiff Clti. an eYenlng recently with Mr. and dent of the board will be In Charge. fe• y,.._ · . . . , Mn. Frank ,Holler and family. 811.� ' Ii ffl' il �•• //II _. CUii RILIASI DltAIOWl�Y liil . CHICAGO UPJ-Tbe Chicago ,..-· -:-,-, In the year ended , Mareb I,• 1960 reel est•te valnH nationally Cubt sent once highly herald� � lffi ' ' , _ , :;,� _ -;: , Increased 8 per cent after advan Moe Drabowsky to Houeton of the ... -,,, ,. cea of tl to B J)flrcent each year Arnerieln Aasoclatlon 'on optlon 11.80, Br IIIOa' �-- •• a, , in 1958, 19M and 1968 according and today made room for left- able: attlr mom;-,l. ,-, IUSI.: to Ohio State Univerelty Extt:ns- hander Jim Brewer who they pur• � 1!J; ¥ ••,a.. ...; �fut. •• � �.• 11 chased from the same club. ion economi11ts. - �-_: ·,. · -..��i'"#l<V'"" The fivr years of w11r afler the "Rattle of Britain itsf'lf w.is over daimed many more or the "(ew" who were immortalized hy �ir Win11to11 Churehill in hill war t ime wordK. 11 w1111 on July 16, IMO, 1he l l iller prodalmed the .�weeplni order: "The Eni:llsh Alr 1'"orce must 14 illl be elimlnnted to suth 11n extent VE that It will be inca11able of pul­ manoc na up any 11ub1tanlinl oppo1llion "Nl!ver In the flf'ltl llum'a ,r he l11vading troo1u1." conrllct wall so mueh ow� • t ... Loni Hours of Comb.t IIO many to 10 few." The order meant long hours of Wln1ton Churchlll, I mmorta­ l'Ombot ror the British pilots. lizing "the few·· wh o aaveit Bri­ Men shot down hy lht• Germun11 tain anr! the Allies from their one day were often flying again cloae11I 1<·rape If\ World War II. the next-if they were lucky The few who aaved this coun­ enoul:h lo hule out safely. J. E. Sanborn, AOn, DaYid, and ay Unit� ,,.., lnMrnatlonal try in the Ralllr of Orlleln 20 Boys ht.-t'amt• <H"e11 overni11ht Today is Sa turday, July 18, t he Clyda M ee Taylor left for woo11er yeare ago ,re hr rewer today, and louk ]cups in rank that 198th day of ttle year, · wilh 188 today where they wm be Joined by Mejo,lty Now Dead Mn. Sanborn, then go on lo Ak, nlarmf'cl nfficers of othur serv- more In 1960. Ortlclal re,•ords show th11I of il'l'S. The moon ls appro1u:hlna; lta new ron where Mlt1s T11ylor will apend the 2,000 men who could flaim the week end. Mr. Sanborn will g1;1 phase. On the ,::rounrl lhPy 11rYeloped ta be Battlt" or Britain pi1ot,i In M ara on to North J11cbon, Ohio for lhe The mornlria: 1hn ar6 llHO, IHS than WO are 11till a rep11totl11n ror hulurcrence to and Saturn. week end with Rev. and Mrs. CeAir �·orte r11]('111. They dressed alive. The evenln& etars are Jupiter ell C. iBailey. Rev. Bailey wa1 a rarely. and Saturn Many did not eurvlve 1hr hut­ rakishly an!l ulult>d Middleport pastor many ye•rt ago, Mr1. Jack Coleman retunned totle ltaelf whfrh l111ted four 1um• Their pnr1le11 wne wild. On t hls day in hl1tory: But their effort& In the air dc­ ,ner month1--hetween July and In 1723, En1ll1h painter Sir day from Holier Hoapl tal with her fr111liil Hitlt1r'11 pnrpoi.e and Joshua Reynolds was born. new dau&hter, Becky. Dt'lobt>r. By Violet Smith The clalm!i and counleHlrtims ht>lpud change the coursf' of lhe In 1790, Con1ress eat.ab1lahed I M r. and Mrs. Grace Coleman leU and Mrs. Paul Ervin and Mr. Frida for Alma y Lue to spend lhe the Dlstrlct of Columbia on thF sons were visit ing Mr. and Mrs. I Polomac - River and voted t.o make week end. Ellen Dutton, deullhler of Mr. Sammie Ralrdcn, Sllnduy. It the permanent seat of the U. S. ft.. RelOrt. Mrs. Leota Massaer and Mrs. 2a. .&ORO.. I and ' Mrs. Dali, Dutton, has 88 her governme"t. 7, Th�1, t. Motion olam11,o, Maude Gray visited Mrs. Leona .,uu , , ror a week ' Nancy Ti,eter of tlon brllll• plctuM J.n 1821 Mary Baker Eddy Coqnd- .Cincinnati. ,Babcock. 24. Thl'(luJh cookie e. oountry Mr. and Mrs. Kester Matheny, er of th� Churc:h ot C hrlat: Sc:len8. Bp8C.IH Of 2G. Bitter pliant Mr. and Mra. Shirley Swan alUst, was bOrn a.t Bow, N. ,ff. vetcll pler St. Unroll• I n 1 882, David Ol•11ow Farra tended funeral services for Simon oc 2111, Wit.bet U. HhnalaylJI I. Cuaar"• Whytse\l at Altiger, W. Vu. lust IM became the flut a.dmiral in warntns mamnw 81,Nort!,, the u. S. Novy. Saturday. date 1S. l'oray• In HMt\. the flnt experimental Mn. Harlis Frank ond children Rev. Eldon Blake is conductlna: (abbr,) 1,. S\.Uow1116 10. Not on• urred ,toml test an of o spe:nt the week end wlth Mr. and mb c bo cc U. Paok-. • week. reYinl at Vanderhoof. (dial,) 11. 0irl'a a t Alamaaordo, N. M. e Boston, Parkersburg. M Wayn . I'S ....... rtu", ..... U. 0.nnanlum. nlckn&nl9 Fa rm le Johmion and Janel HolSharon and Janet Frsnk are ff, Olulal (uym.) 28. l'aclle aln•er are apendlng a week wlth vlsltlni In Clnr..nnati with their Thoua:hl for toda)': Rulltan au• ,n,>1, 13. �ellte 19. 'hachera Jf, ln relaliYe& , In Columbus. aunts, Mn. pal Osborn and Mre. thor Fyodor DallQf8\IU)' aaid in O 88. 0..ulno 10. Pil})tll ,0, lhlltocl '111n,r Mr, Jnd Mn. Pearl Hawthorne The Brolhert Katamasov: '"J'he and Mina and R•ymond Eli111beth Roffman. 89. Let l� If, Radcllab. 11, Have 11,0pon Holalna:er •tan4 Mr. and Mn. David Goodwin and lrue aecurlly 11 ta be found In 10- vlaited 1)4artha Holilnaer (Sootch) (poet. I and Fail, clal 1olld1rit)' rather than In lao- nle l ley Wednesda of Pomeroy visited Mr. and ( prlnL) family K TM anklel 21, J'ooted. 1J1111 y aftern B a: , ,1. a,1n river v... (■nat.) Mn, Ch_arles Marcinko and ta1'-ly. 1.r,ted individual eftort.11 Mr. and Mn. Melvin liled �re IT, 'l'IMator Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shields of Cothe parent, of a new daughter, atttnd&nt R1 ._with Th•J have two other ch ildren, both �:n:e�ik �: 11.Lc,qtnr boy,. �1 · Weak end 1:uests of Mr. 1111d Emma VanMeter tlalted'fi. � . &ohtp n. ,I>avl d Yates were Mr. and ,.M n.... R Mn. Van Meter of ru • \1'8811 , 11. Luold Mr,. Mor•an Yates of Cleveland land. R AnudlUO and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yat es of Mr. and Mn. Hie Sharrer or Bar-N. Colon VI' Cambrlcta:e . e berton wtr vlaiton of Ml". h and all( lb' Mn. Jim Carter ,mi Karen spent Mrs. Alva Hol1ln1er and Mr. ,nd iPrM'81uaGH UPI - Vada •Pi n• Mn. Huvey BIiley. a day at St. Albani, W. ya, IIUo ci, mu Mn. Norman Weber visited Mrs. Mm, CinclnnaU'I 4...verythin1 outt;Jla Balley waa I rtNnt visitor Garth Smith recently. fielder drove in I run &ad acond \lf Martha Holtlnaer. ·Mra. Leona Bl'bcock was an over another and Fnall ,Bobln1on bllttd ... 4 ..uo1c11 Virlinla Carter and daqhters a two-run double to PIN the Jled1 .a� Vltlll Holalnier vlilted Mr. nl1ht .JUe&tl of Mn. Leota "M115ar S ur ng. �u • 4-1 victor, Friday Nlht. tind 1'rt, Harl')' Thompeo n of lJt- U. d"ay eveni Th e PUUbYl'lb dit•t, eouplN tie Hoe�tn,. Mrs. DeloNls Frank Is spending a .A.winter with MUWl&lb,'.1 T,I, will OYer Phil• Mr. Ind .l[ra, ;Boyd nson and a. week at ,Plttabura:h with her hus­ adelp h 11, eat 1ht · 1tont-runnln1· ion vlalted JCqndl�f. · her mo- lutnd, Harll11, who la employed l1 irates' lead over the aecond•place ther, M ra. Calllrla:-"\J t e Hoell-In•. ere. t ltt ,. A611""""1 Mr. and P.lrt. Raymo"d Larkins Brave, to thrtt pmea. Mr. and Mn, Junior HotsiiiJe'r Southpaw Jim O'Toole 'Who yield- �pent the wee, end wlth Mr, tp.d 1pent the wee k end ■t Ravenna. • ReY. and Mnr. Rial■ Yltlted '.:,in. 11d aeven hlllt tam,cl hi• aeventh l(n. .Ruaell Cline, Racine. I. .A. mule Virginia Hugh et, Gallipoli■. vlctoey, ,tthoU&h lit nttded help _______ «.CLyupa from Jim BfolltlD · O"fU the 11st 1 � J'�ly fth 1u.e■ta of M;r!'. and Mr■ . ,... IIP4Dt• , · MAIM. A ltM.Y CtfllP Cb-,let Marejnko lir.i 111d tOPs of lnninp. Brolnlll Ntlred all NlCOIJ4. C)',.,_ tf'] Cy ,urlle)' dinner were Mr. and Mrs. batt..-. be ,._ ,._.,_. t.hfM ot na mld 1 'l}l'ffi:, witt'l'lln_of th (:bfirte, lla,olnka Sr. and 1on9 of thON 1trJqG\lt , V.ltUIIL DAILl llew • _. wan ,11 u1 ne• lnQY Glllp!fflan . P l b LedtvtUe; Mr. :i nd Mn. Don Rm1° I• AOI lft . G rwdi 'nl :, "tel � U. , _..., lDtOr n u .. J: 'I' D .. . II y en Pante el aetUne f' rl ,,,..._, • •tr III, d" aervld 1n bolh world wan and Nil, Mt. Vemon: Mr. and Mr■ • V al II l '"' 1 6,rtuna. Dsrl>Jra McGrath, West 1teallftl � .,._ M -.cl ,-�Ill , the llOl'tln tonniot. c,,, i.tttr n,pi;, - ror uo-, la A•­ , ,.. Shade. Ennlng iuestt were Mr. Bob Skinner at! .exth-bHI lt _ ''" tilt lluw 1.'1, X tho two O'r, 1111111 Jttwr, 1 r'nd Mrs. Harry Lodwlek. Che1ter. when he drifted deep Into een�w, r · ....,..., tilt 1,qlb 11114 ,__ or 1111 ftlilt - Ill 116lid1y ...,11 of Mts, Horrlet fi•td n ' 111111 l!t•IN to ...b • � '\,ooated �I• ...,.. ···""• -.., 11q i. ..,i, 1ot11r1 on dllr-i, 1 I , were Mr. and Mr,. Eddie ,qU;t Bryant well•hl loi, to thlrd tl\e In I ;i . 'Mita. , innll'II wh,n Ioli� p•e-her Cl1rt11 IJ'uttle and d1u1hter, Jn11 Bryan t . • •· - � W�ii A .- Joe Ad· tlh ort (t-8) foulei:l a thlrd-atrlkt ,Bt. Petenbur,, Fla. and Mr. and � � Ill I W 'l ," 0 1 XU Cl Mn. Clayton Bryant. Montgomery, �Ir. Apt . bQmt �. bf,ql\ attmpL th Frtllq �11\i" lo' -· • M�"fl!�k Jllo hlttlna '/II, v,. j W Q VXH • o J' Q W V or a i, "' lfr. ■nd Mrs. l,iey.rl1 Youn1 vi•l t• kee Bran• to • 7•5 vlttar, oter • -•� � • 11 Dfflet •Ith hll The ,,4.l I Asparagus Needs Care During The Summer Months There continue to be arguments that Mid­ d leport or Pomeroy cannot possibly contam­ British Airman l'ho Saved I I developments make one-man baying poulblc, One Is meehanlcal loading of bal.. In the field. The other Is a new kind of elevator-conveyor whlcb moveil baled hay lnla lllorage, Bales are fed into a bale-thrower from the baler. They . are 'fired into a trail/•� wagon and lie where they fall. Tbis "random-stacking ' ellmlnotes the need for men to stack 'tlrem. The new elevator-conveyor carries the bales from the wagon Jnlo the mow and drop_s them off at any poinL . Tlte ,farmer can eontrol a bale-locator from the ground bt means of two ropes. This system has been proved in field test., to sa�e time as well as labor costs. SEE IT TODAY AT Two · Fult on.T hom pson Tractor Sales PHONE WY-W l81 POMEROY • • • • • WITH A Food freezer from POMEROY BIG APPLIANCE , CENTER ALL SIZES I N STOC K - - PRICED J UST FOR YOU CHEST MODELf - UPRIGHT MOD ELS - COMBINATION MOD,ELS ALL TYPES FINANCING-FREE DELIVERY WITHIN 100 MILES WE HAVE OUR OWN SERVICEMEN I. Open Evenings By Appointment -- Drive A Few Mdes and Save Watch For Londmarks TV Weather Pi:ogrom 6 :40 pm Each Sunday Cha nnel 3-W$AZ FREE SAWS and DRI LL VALU ED AT $39.95 "WITH FREEZ ERS A R EY M G R A K AT - P H N E R M H R T J_ '· s.;./i";..·____ , . __.....;....;;. . _ _ c w __ _ _ _ c s__,____ _ _ , _ s 1_ _ -2 _ 2 _ wv . . _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ � s _ r:t_ u _ r_ _ . o _ N. _ o _ s_ _ o _ s_ _ s_ u _ _ o _ ' A . ....:...___ [, ___ _______•_________...,.. ,, _ ' ""• . �' : Barons Win Fr om Racin e Po nie s 1 2 •�1 . ; Dispute Mars 'Thrilling' End �,,t�:-..�.: ;�;,"7 Fifth Inning Friday Of • \ltltto In k , ' --=M:--ay Han up u· Tac Arcar0 I ' 1 C ln01 nn11�' MilwMIW 1 PhllN•IP.hi• S IS (J Middleport' s Borons come wtthm half a game Of catC·h· Lo• A....... 5 Son F, .... 1... 3 b ing rront r11nnin1 Racine in tbe county Pony Leag�e i:-ace st. Loui, , Chiu90 o S.hlrdoy'• i;...., Friday evening with a 1i-u victory that ended after ft ve m nl Cincln,-tl at Pi�rvh -Hook 1ngs a!ffllda;t � wurn_ �f! over an umpire's rulm5 on a . 11 (7 ) ball hit h ltiety ¥orris qt t'lt bottom of the ftfth Wl b t.be -1 VI M'- (�} Boston . Although bur 1t>J Ln lhe BV JACK CUDDY Chiu• at �t- Lau.ia----51.11..rth score 'fi- 10 Ibt�m or the American (4-61 v, erogho (9-4) or S1111W1tOns ·, ,.,1-, l1 PI--Thcy · n• l•uw,· F· W 'i OH K � With two out and aeeond •• Bush (8) . ,, Reason, the Bosox al• (l.f)' alt U'it"ue beat s.a\· 111g 11roun d t hf' $ports · I � occupt·ed, MJeh• •·y•M'IIH 1 th • nl' ..,. Wrui.1 Tflu•1 "I. � • ,. .,1119 . T"" • tendltflce i1 hi&her than las! )'ear Los Angel� .,. �n F•anc11C0Don·t bt• �urpn seJ if �; Jd"ie A r n'la4·e their tiftyit rt,nt Syt9':II� toll, �at pl•tll the off one bounced the for headed , ' ('an, dt•ud,•s lo hani: ,u p 11 1 � '. "t· k and apPanmU · The Boston fran P-'"' ,UJ vi hrifor• (MJ. ; cd lJlh, hir t�itory. � was ,eeord ,t.t wit,\ a UM vletory owtrr at thr t•nd of t lm ) car No<,1, 44 I 1 �,OOO mart ltwwk.. • "-""-a,.llri., .. ,_ th Pown out at first But Eite um• Pom,m, 111Un1 fre(di tt Boyd M o · the ua l i u 1_1' s g rt':1 1e�1 �take s r i der ch'.se II reaarde� b� � r:: �;�: Bu r4ettt (t-4) vs RDINrts 15� . [ pire c11.Ued it foul bttc■uae.- it hit an(f. yo� • Sh�eteen fflr 9 fUtl. I e lu,..t.Y'.• ,_,.... is rnrlail lnl-! his mount s to four I ers as one of t l(ll il• Spe)Wef ar.., Di\cb11:11 and , 1 t1 1 t 1, C inclnn■tl et Ptffsliurgtl, 2 �r f1�·e � da}: _ ;in<I _t � �uall)' res� ball. catt:her for Po�e roY, �• inju,ed aflerw�,1. �itch iecond . 1 1 n .1:. un trulil) b Moi wv r r . N� Players in the ne w Amer1ta n M,� wwkff _. "'t�tthw Mo,ris 8in&:led- dflanlJ lo rlPt In the second innlnf w)iien lie f�lYork fans h&Yt' been ri�in g lum 1 Football League Chtc• it M. 1.4t11"- 2 t·ertamly are . plrting two ;urui and· the game W-111 ed tu 11et out of tfle 1")' of a ! h n h • F w11h spurs rt>C·r 11 1 l v o A At End Of Th ·s Rac1' n g Season I I t% �:· • •• ••• •• : • E. M. BURTON Work Oxfords $9.95 ------ Duds In Suds laundry I Wilson, Burton Ready For prep • Diamond Senes Circleville H�tse Wo» Key Div•sion u. s. Doubles feam seek" c1· ncL In ,,-ne I I' '' I } i l ROU ND AMD SQUARE POMEROY MOOSE LODGE Saturday July 1 6th-9 :30 Til 1. A, M. EV ERYONE I NV ITED - - - -- sea.oo. MI DDLEPORT Pomeroy Stars Added To Racine HVL Team BUI Gibbs, Terry Knllht . Bob j ANGEJ.ES UPI - Feature Sports Inc., takea the first big step toward brin1inf the third Floyd Patter:ion.JnJemar Johan111on heavyweight championship filht lo LOB Anielel today when It makea form•l a.pplleation to the J state Atheltlc Commlaeton for a llcen!le to promote the bout. Grantln& of the llcene, however, dot! not po1itlvety lneure that the fl1ht will be held here. em FU­ aaiy, president of Feature Sports, "Id he still w.. waltln.: to see If� Dallas, Tex., lntereab headed by 11 LOS I I ----- I - I 1 I ..._ the- ...,.,, 11 your party. Cl"\ 1111. Ille Ice you ' w.,\ "�'\ �• want It . . . . ,i,111 ,.... . ,l l I Oi,en 24 tt.un Co. Swatsel'a Ashland S.rylce P&one . , WY:taus . w. � ,� ( ,..... ·-- Y t.rd -about this ALL-1111 Celling Tile 1 - INSffllt TIL£80AID FLOORI. ,& ' M�X WARD 1 1 1 I. 2n4 ""- WY-2... -·----- -· Recady•Mix (:qp¢ rete LDI NG HEEDS! FOR YOUR BUI ' ' Easily applled over old, crteked ceilings. Acous­ tic or non-a·cou• tie. Full line o, ty-pea and pat­ terna., A8 Jiow- H PANELING R O O FING SHlltlN G· Orange I -- ,... TimlU!lD DANCE DIU!lSe ot atg..pa.ttemed white OQttoa lace WU d.ealgned -by Wl18oa ll'olmfJ, fo, tbe Edwar4 A!t1tott 11umuer eollectlon. -Tile cam.l,olll bodlce and t1fll'I in banda:d with pink 1llk. Stiversville Social Events Bv Iva Carpet'llff Mr. and Mrs. Jamee M iddle• ,wart, Mrs. Molly Talbott and Mn. Nell Middleswart attended th e funeral of their sister and daughter, Lydia, at SteubenYllle Saturday. 1111.,i 1[!1- fl. . ,ecooll'd Dee_qi:;atlve and use.fU,s Juat riiht f6r �ltchen1, Wflr�, utlt­ ity rocim., raere­ aUaiuoom1, 4' x$• : ,._pe11 U low )(' - ,.JJ"8 eath ,'' . ' w�· 1d1111 tor 1n1 waU1 lf· 1,4d· eil l'OQllia ,wdl.•• llllioll- .:.�--1• - P l lMf A UIU. �olnt cees a �- way. Cbooai now from our' frtc!lb stock& �«ly mixed to the rfpl conalt• tell£J, f '\ • ••-•· gal. . . '. '> _,.,__., \ "' - . Flf>orr l\ubMI, v�t can be · eo,tly •P­ ' : ,,4 t �•• •· . 8N .. .,� , Yl!'-ot:Jly ,.unt it1 .¥,1W)Y' lmprov1· . I lt\11 , fl M!IIM G111>•r�l - ,jl�llal beer;i a aatl!!Rl (or , �'. -AA I ,.i,era] · -�� J)p or, Dell and l and Jlte!. ):arpenter ™bol'recenijy Qi/y•faffllfy and • . 1 ' R. R, Durtt 1iid' sont called on Eber Garpenler and family iun• it,;y. Mr. and Mn, And.Y Wtrd &Jl..Jl �atlihlet! \HrJ l"f!cenf &:uestl ot hi� •' ' ·· father Ed Ward. / Mr. -and Mn. Bud Glut.senr:a!Jl» md' dau1bten ..,.1 rett'liti 1ueW � lftl ,-rentl, llr.. · and Mn. t,. it Glue■encamp" and· l:iuTJ. , -�--'-T,---"'--,r J.(r. and Mr1; ft�, C� a n,li bmily, :Mr.. and Mr,, JiPiM .�ct and C.rl Bedt Jeff,' foi /\Vi: Tueod•Y to vlilt ,_., li£ilrt!t.1,nd •I 111111 panpll.":•- ·-:'WI �,. ·,-"111,1:;:·, Co� Fine Forilil,/; 1k ft. Pete C02art ind children were gu ests of his par• ente and other relatives. Mr. and Mn. Harold V11nMeter and ions art spenUln, ll few days 1 witl;I his parents, Mr. Rnd Mrs. Charlei VatiMeter and Mrs. Ruth COzart, Antiquity. Raleigh WUliatna of ,Akron vl sited b1- .sieter and tamlly,itd.r. and )fn. Bep Allen. · Lori Wolfe who bas 1pent a few '°eeb Wi.tb Mr. and· Mrs. R \JdY Durat and' Mariaret bas returned to Clevelal'!d, a:-.eatt o( v,. nd- llr1. .. " .::·..- .. \ Cron, SyratuHe. Mr1 and Mn. ¥'f. -' plled b)' � · self. Full qnie l>f 'l"Olon ud pa.tterna. Al, low I Viola Brewer WU a recent � -.:,� ---· ., r Mr. and Mr11. Dell T.atbott went to New Lexington and were ac­ companied to Steubenville by thelr son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Randall Talbott to at• tend his sister Lydia's Cqneral. Mr. and Mr■• Bill -MiddleeWart were In Steubenville Fl'iday. Mt. and Mrs. Corbett ltatterson and ehildren were recent guesta of her 11are11ts Mr, and Mra. Alva oflll bf Ju&, Court. Mn. Johli·'Beai a!ld ehlldren of <;;olum�u• ba.ve ret...rtt•di home ■rter a two wed:� · vialt with her P&l'tbt.8, and llt1. ..,_, C, Brewer. Mf:. •fld Mr�. John pop�ins ,nd , cl)lfd,fen .-00 llr1 an� �..Charles • ,)ln�r"III. Co�-. � jlre1 recent ; tbe •ttle.. ...,.. ard 4'd' 'iih� as l!JW.;., ', .,,_,llill or Viorl . �lotl. Full1 and ]Mltterrui. taop of rolora A.a,tlalt We a■ ...... ' �/II' :0., fl. Tl,, 0,�...... i, ii,, lttl!HI farl<,r .,. \ n,lh lot lh< bu,ld,.. af ,h.,1c•r and .,..II ,;,l,,n.l,ip . J, It I ototth"""' o,( 'f'irilHI .. luu. WahDDI • ,,.,,111 Ch1trcl1, l4 .,..,,1-,,, J.mo.:,.,, no, ci•ili111io■ n• our>ivt, Tht« Ut fo;,, -..i t<­ .,,hy ,,.,, P'''°" ,ltould ••'<nd 1u•iu, r,iulul 7 ond ,urpo,t ih, Cku,.t Th�r \ uec ( I ) For h11 ow1 11kt, (2) F'or hi1 chik:l,u·, ..l•. ()) F.. 11w ,.l• "' t.i, \ commuo,ly ud ••boo. HJ f1>r lht ,.ke . \ .., 11 . Ch�•ch , ... 11, ..hit.I, ...m •;. ..,.,,.1 1...J rn•trri,I ■upp,,rl. Pl,■ liO .. i. ch-,d, ,.,.u11rl1 111d rud 1- Bible da,!7., w TH E POMt:ROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. BOATOWNERS; appoint you, but I've got a lot on my mind. There's something wrong in America • , • and I'm the chap who is getting hurt ! Our Constitution uys that no one can be denied the right to worship God . I'm an Ameri­ can I Accordi ng to the Constitution I hsve the right to learn about God, to hear the Bible Stories, to be taught the Christian Way of Life. But here's the hitch. Wbile the Government ~-And-- j CLEVELAND . UPI-New1 men C 11 nningh111m and Tom White, all 1tar, on lh e re1lonal tunnerup wlll have to wait 15 mtnutea el• Pomeroy high Rchool b1111ball team ter the game before talking It 1 thlR spring, have been lidded to over with the Cleveland Indians the Racine nm-kina: Valley League play era. team ro1ter, Larry Wolfe announc· • The p\a)'er11 met before Friday nleht'e game and voted to han ed thl8 week. Sund ay Racine travel, t'1 Glous· newspapermen rrom lhe club ter and next Sunday to Loa:an. The house for 15 ·m lnulet after e-aeh followlna Sunday touah Plants- game , No explanation for the acoilman ,Lemar Hunt comea throu11h tlon wa■ aiven. vllle 11 at Racine. Such post . game delays on re- with a $1 million a:u1r1ntee, U tt,ey do, thete'a a 1ood chance porlera have been put lnto elfecl from time to tlme by other clubs tha bout wm be held tn D11111 at l the Cotton Bowl Jn October, Qther­ . ln the major le1a:ue1. 1 wise it lool:s lite a to, · Aniele11 bout early In November. : He,nlock Grove Boys The doclaion on where the fi&ht will be held wlll be anhounced in Beat Alrre<l Hemlock Grove Llttle Lea1uen NeW York late next week after Fudefeated Alfred-Oran1e 8-IS Thurs­ 1111 mHll with direelon of Fu· 1 day with B. Whaley the winnln& ture Soorts and consider■ the var• · pitcher. R. cremeana of A-0 fan • lou1 oUen. 'nle youthful-appeartn1 prornoter , ned 12. A. Swindell and J. 18urk1 each told a Preti eonfer11nce Friday that had two hits for Hemlock Grove; hti w11 not barnatormlna: the coun­ T. Guthrie and R. • Oouclaa two try tryln1 to draw oft'ers for the ll1ht. H, uld ht •l11led Dallu, each ror A-0. - � ··· · San :rranoieco and Lo• An1elu be- , i!•'I \et th' � of lee ca\lh of Invitations from city of. I flel1t1 and rlvle leadera. I I 1 kedle, Seoul. Ne,usmen Must Wait To Talk With Players First Step Is Taken Toward LA Title Fi�ht Maybe you like B!ll!tinr babies? S,,rry to d!S:. T H E C H U R CH P' Q � A L L , • . A I- L. P' O A T H E C H V ACN boM Was Favor1'te J --...-• - Sunday evening at '1:30 will be pre- compact. dominat Economic Situation C ely one of music and sing. .... ' , o;h, JV"- ,.. , , l'f ing. GueYt singers wilt be on the �Y Mr1. Afl'ly 'f)l'ol(e Fo r the past qu.:rter o f a century, at least, the whole Mr. and i,{1'11 Gordon Cline and program, Solos, duets, extra or,ian world has been at the mercy of the American industrial rna­ ramily of Mohawk, W: Va , spenl nu mben will be offered in addi- chine. As a prominent Australian once put it , "No housewife · severa l d11.y1 wittl Mr. ·and M rs. , tioq to congre ationa numbe . A ,.11 n . l �n al] Asia c_r m buy so much as a darning needle, without pay . can't deny me the right to attend Church School . ' specia l invitat ion is extended to Glenn Tuttle and ramily. mg tribu te m some fo rm to the America•n manu factu rer. " and Church - MY PARENTS CAN. They can Mrs. Freda Ritchie and son, Rog• the public to attend this unusual During the first 15 year following rob me of my most sacred right just by neglect, the cessation s hosof er, of Pine Grove, and Mr. and se-rvice planned by the pastor and . . . �titles l\rnerican �unds were poured ing out my spiritual needs. i n a veritable tide Mrs. Darrell chevalier and family congregation. -------m �n effort to assist the rest o( the world in making an econ. lool1:" t\apa V� ol Columbus vislted with Mrs. Amy Did you know that about ltalf the~ e�ildreli " omtc recovery. Wolf, Thursday. in America are growing up without reli1iou1, ts Ml The demand for American manufactured Poods the destraining ? And yet there's a church in every, 1-14 • Mr. a nd Mre. Elza Osborne o( • perate $◄ need or the establishm ent of heavy f nduslries f village t and · · • Athenti spent su nd ay with Mr. and fl I◄ t deplete he ·food supplies d 1113 of the l&-11 world all the bad eff�ct of Mn. A. D. Tuttle. Yessir, • I'm serious ! Instead of tal�ng -■ 11 .. dratntng · Off American capital and consumer goods. But now Mr and .Mrs. Roy Pearson ol Le· juvenile delinquency, we ought to do something Europe has recovered and is flooding the American market tart spent Sunday afternoon with about iL We ought to crowd our churches with with manufactured goods. The economic isolation of 1 5 years his mother, Mrt. Mae Pearson. children , , . and parent& ! we ot11ht tG .,_.., ago bas been followed by a competitive market that is pro.,-,;;,:--:,.atart Sunday I suean and Sarah Tuttle 11pe,-it :llf'W ......, G ., 'ftr Day S.lnta. Ol d ducing a n altogether new and different situation, L seYeral days laat week with their Frorp this point on the American people wil) have to aunt and uncl.e,· Mr. and Mn. Paul l'� l"Iau, on Prn111rut Rend work their �evel best to maintain their position, for the are Lawrence and son of Portland. tllnde:• School 9:� am nre• chlnc ll:30 11m ,1\ft Bible Study We:4 in competitwn with a world that is woi-klng. Overconfidyence 31re. Howard Seidenabel or Ari• -•. ....., ,, , � · •an ...us = t the nauvn ... . J' �t M" c• · . Prof. ... •� 1·1s economi·c security , z!Jna celled on Mrs. -May ,P earson. •f;l Spiritua l Situation With the · it Saturday afternoon, 111 so me ..ea..re, •IMI laelp Mr. and Mn. Garry Griffith and ¥Itta �hurch ot Chrllt, Pam•.-.Y. o The ultimate victory will go to that nation ' or that block sustal1 1 t ..,.tth Is 111 MilJI .•nllll c,ono1R■11it. Ufe, tllll1 ltar'ftv'le ftd. Jllugtne Underwo od f nation s , that is p'repared to pa y the cost or supremacy in so.n of Columbus spent the week mlnh1ter: Bible Scltool D:30 a. m.; te�ms o f su perJo r ��kmansi:li{' , more efficient work, feature is 1pa111orell a high­ lhe 1,u sine•• firms •IMI -••--••­ e�d with his parents, Rev. a n d \.l'orn,r1 wors9'1p 10:30 11 111. l!lve• er sense of honor 1ns1de ractones and offices and a stern de­ u,llose 11ames app«.•r. 6eloHl• MrR. Ed�ard Griffilh, Ing Worship 7:30, p. rn. Robert terminat ion to achieve justice for all men regardless of thei; eed, l ible supt. Schoo iB color , their economic status, or their ancestry . Mrs. nelph Lee visited Mrs. A - l'l Today, as never before in the history of the nation such D. TUttl e Friday afternoon, · Midway Community Church, Bobby Searles, M inister. Chuck qualities as thri (t , initiative, individual integrity. and per­ tMr'ftlf!_ld..,M.rs. Mil!?n Tuttle and Searles, Sund11y School, Supt� sonal bon�ty ar e �emanded,tof· , all men, He who lacks ltt ' llnfll�infr..Sunday with Mr. and 1' Sunday School starts at 9:30 a. m'., ' 'fflese·racirs in patriotism. ,i\frt iFlul Lawrence and son of ' 'It� Our Aim Is To Satisfy rayer mee"Ung Tueeday '1:45 P, The_ na,tion _cannot afford the luxury of a leisure class. .POrtland and enjoyed a picnic. :· E. Main SI. 212 Pomeroy Just as, 1n war tune, the women from the boulevards and the Chesle , Ohio r Phone YU-5-%145 Mr. and Mrs. Oakie L&ude.rmilt The Syracuse MMhocll1t Church women from across the tracks, sat down together to wind of Letart spent Friday with Mrs. R-:iv. Carl Herring, Pastor. Sun- bandages for the boys on the battlefields so today the citi­ Mae Pearson. dRy School 9:30 a m, Dana Wine-' zt:ns of all classes must unite in a commOn devotion to the Mrs. Minnie On, Mrs. Arthur Orr and Mrs. Ralph Lee called on brtnner, Supt ; Worship service at highest moral and spiritu al interests of the nation, 7:30. "The Living Church "; Youth Motor Tune Up No crooked generation can expect the blessing of God. 24 Hour Service Mn . Anna Tuttle Sunday after­ F�llowship 6 Pl m., Wed. ; Midweek Our naU�n al s�curity depen ds upon our nation al character. nOOn. Powel & Ash-Mlddieporl•P'. WY-!•31!1 Phone WY-2-2605 : Middleport Archie Rose of IB&shan spent the Bible St udy, 7::m p. m. Wed. , Copyright 1960 by the Divisio n of Christi an Education week end with hill grandpore nts, ' Nation al Counc il of the Churc hes of Christ in the UI aurch, t..t1rt lralla, RM. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Tuttle. Ru11ert Stiar'tl, Putor. Sund■}' United St.¢es of America. 1.!lt4)ot 9:30 a. m, Wo:rlhip •• ------ -------K-ltlitdem Hall Of Jall-•h'• Wlt---;;;.�ce "The Master rowers of-iUs· !dee■ Sunday evening ot 7:30. ,lessee: Public meetine Sun. 3 p. tory," Church .f the 1'f1Hr11ne, Syra• m.- ; Watd1tQwe, Study j p. � - ; The F■clar■tecl Church, Ev■ngel­ Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo Rolland Phone SH-2-4183 ■n.1n �uN, ltav; Hatolci Molmff, patter. Bible 1tlldY, Tue!., 8 p. m.; Serv- ical and Reformed . Presbyterian, ¥.r. an'� Mrs. Clntence Baker llrnnday dch1or Q:80 a. m. !tfornlng �ce mee\lng, Thurs. "I p. m.; Min- Pome,oy, Waldo J. Bartels, pastor; add- lamlb spent Saturday with Vdrshlp 10:30- a . r, � 6:30 p1 1stry School Thun. 8 p. m. John Wm. Blaettnar, Dir. of Chr. · h is sister Mts. Bob McCoy a t ID.; Evangeli.sti<' servlmi: 7:30 p Danvllte P11grhh Hollneu Church Educ.; Sunday Church School 9:15 Elyria and Sunday went to Cle�e­ ia. Wdnesday 7i30 pr.ayer meet; L•fKJffllle, � Wac:hN1schwma, a. m.; Worship 10:215 a. m. •'Costly land tn visil the zoo and airport. 1"8; pt.11y.- ho!Jr. is 1,'Uesday ah Pl!ISl.or: Sun-:18)' Nationwide Insurance of Col umbus, 0, Sc�ool 9:JO a. m.; Li ving and Cheap Religion" ; Jr. , · Mr. and Mrs, Robert Murrey •f:3f'I p . . m, Missionary, servlcie !s Morniha: Wllrship 10:30 a . m. ; Pil• Hi YF, 5 : 45 p. m.; Priendly Circle aod tamily left .Friday to visit die 3rd Tuesday of thi, .nontb at gr1 115 E. 2nd SI., Pomeroy, Phone WY-2-2480 ... Yo11tl:. 8:fff p. m. Evanrelis, meet ing, Tuesday, 8 p. m . an uncle In Iowa. 1:30 p. m. tic suvice, '1:30 p. m . : Fellowship Bethany EUB; f, E. Dunn, PH· service. Wedne,rf,:v ?: :-m P- m. tor; Worship 9:30; Sunday School Ml'S. Flossie P etty of Los An­ Church of Nuarene, Mulberry• •-g eles, Calif., Is vielflng her ehil­ Union Aves. Poineroy, Rev. · E. E. 10:30 a. m.; Otis Knopp, supt.; ¥­ Hour, 6:30, Mrs. Kenneth Theiss d1'8n In Reedsville. They are Mis. Co-.:, paator. Sunday School Q:30; Bakers _Of G004 ilread Clarence Baker, Mr1. Sonny Har­ Mor11ing: Worsh!p 10:-30; NYPS at director, ris and Mra. Nina BMton. On 6:415 Evening services '1:30; Pray. Your Dodge & Plymouth Deale CarMtl EUB; F. E. Dunn, p,1stor r �nee Huntington, W. VL Jul)' 3 a homecoming waa held to· er M:11etlng Thursday "1:30. Sunday School 9:30 · a. m.; Wayne honor Mn. Petty and alto tbe Roush, supt.; Worship 10:45 a, m.; birthday of Sheroo Bake? and .., ltou.. of ,.,�,.... Cheater (Th, Prayer meeting 8 p. m.; Y-Hour 8 llmmy Wa11s. Present were Mr, ,.:ounn,- Chureb In ToW1\). Ed­ p. m., Mrs, E�.10n Rouah, director. and Mrs. Clarence Baker a'nd fam­ iund t ..., pestor-. Sunday School s,...... EU& Chu,ch; F. e. Custom Built Kllchens •••,,one j Dunn, - SEIIES ily, Mr. 1md Mn. Vir1ll-Wall.1 and l:SO I, m. , �rl Bore■, ■upt,; pastor; Sunday Se:hool 11:::IO · t, ill:offlilll' w,mhlp 11 a. m.; Kvan­ L family of ogan Mn. Sonny Har• SUNDA, e. m., Ben Quisenberry, supt.; Sunrrayer � ris and son, the hoata: Mr. and ftll,tlc:, ervlce '1.io p, · day evening service 7:30; program WRTN•TV . Local Unlou 1888, a.v....woi,d, W. Va. �a\'OJ' 11 t m m• ...ainll aer,lce, Kn. Leo Boaton. or music and sinp:lng; ,Preyer meet• Channel 13 - 9:45 a.Iii, Ing, Wed., 7:30 p. m. Pal..i- Chumt, Rtv. ■.:.... Harold Milhoan of Akron ind Tbyiell With Him" u11b Flrtt laptlft Church, PorntNly; R · d �11e 111• ·lJ'homa,,: pa■tor. Simdlliy ■c bo(f at AdrI 1.... W11: ii.? "o"' ,-,m-v,. Ra Ip h C. Zundel, pastor; Wm. Wat• J:� 'fate; 9:Bo uh $upl ]ferftert Roµsb; ed :. · ;-nd ' jrayef '-' &ettl'ce1 Wedl'.'l!■d&f B:00 Huth Church. MrclJI� , son, S, S. Supt.; 9:30 to 1 1 : 1 15 Com• an·d family Monday. Maker s of Hblsum proacbJ!iJ Sund■f r,l�I ?:IIO; port, llaymOr Konltright, pastol'; ,' blned st1rvlce Of worship and study Pomeroy'• Budeet Shop�lhg Center .. .� f Visiting Mr. and Mn. B. M . fm, }OunJ -peoplie• m-eetin1 , sun­ Sunday School Q:30 a. m .. Jaet Sermon "The Big Fisherman." Nur­ : )> . Buchanan and family Sund.,y day 6:45 pm. Bechtle, supt.; Divine worship, \ sery and Jr. Church ror children. \til!!'te Mr. .w.ild Ml'i. Urie Buch10:30 a. m., ·'The Light Shines on:•• 6:30 p. m. Youth meeting; Wed., 111f ChvNftNJ �ev, frae anan, New · En1land, w. Va.; Mr. Flr1t laptl., Chvrch, Mlcld1�,i,1 7:'30 p. m . Hour' of Prayer. Str...,,111t,11tt. pntot: L,1unl Donald A. IBoone, pastor: and Mrt:. Ray Buchanan, Obarles, W. tf, Alfred fii\tthodlst Church,. Robert SundaY f Support the Chw,,b llf Y.ou.t Choice Erne11t and Huel of WaYetly; �r. Ollf : Soru'ay !ltchool D! 31l •· m. , School V : 30 a . m ,, Tony Fowler, R. CV4f, 1pastor; Sundaf School al Take Someone to Church with You Sunday and Mrs. Jack Keerer, Larry, Phi\ Wbll, Suol ; 'C'UI Jlei-Un1 Supt.; Morning .worahip, 10:15 a. 9:30 a . tn., Lloyd Dillinger, s\lpt.; P"!'I•� Jerry and P■ul Keefer, Perkers­ 10:80 a. m W111, :aa,ney In charae· m., !'Time in God'■ Hands;" tven- 1 W�hip 10:45 a. m., Herm■n T8Y· Phone WY-2-!644 Pomeroy West Main Street FMY '!e1'V'et■ 7 p. ni. E aneell■tlc v �re; c. B. Nutter and famll:V of Ing wonhlp, ?:80 p. ffl, "Be[ore tor, l�v leader; Sunday 7:30 p. m. Beverly and Charlea Cui1ta of lln'ictl 7•·M) a. m. PJlillM lu cherae JerlehQ'R Walle". Tue•day �vcnirli, MW: •nee., WSCS at Taylor home; Reednllle. . Prayer ....Unt W�'telda, 7:30 P. MIBBionary Circles meet; Wed. 7:30 Wed., 8 p. rn. Prayer servicea. Mr. and l{n. Jamet Beek and ID, Chrl,tlan Selene• Society, Ponp. m. Hour of Prayer; 8:30 p. m. Ills .brother Carl of �nt are vil­ e"1>Mlt au,; fret Mtlbodlit; Rev . choir rehearsal; Thursday 6 p. (The Friendly Bank) eroy; Morning service, •1 1 a. m. tfi..,,. Ur. and .... v-. P•_,, .., Curll■ Vt. H. ·8"-au11ha.u,h, l>fllftor: Sun• Buay Befl picnic, "Life." Golden Text: The gift of 157 Walnut Strei llldllleport day Suft'inl 9:•o 1- m., Worley ind family th!■ ,...1\. . Mldtlleporl Syrac:ull' F 1'rd Un,lted Pr■tby,. Ood I& eternal life through Jesus IUnb JAnlhlcum retul1Jed KaleJ , • la. �. llornlnl Wor- terl1n Church, Howard Ruppelt, Christ our Lord. Romans 8: 23; ' ' �•m• Tli•� lroal Colu"l"l!ua •bt�. 10:lil a, tt. l'la' ■eivl et,.11 7 II• paator. 9 a. m . Wonhlp "The Right Wtdneeday evening eervice 8 p. m. lfter INQCfiipl �•Jime with i bft.,i .ii, �'Nli �� -..mff 'f:�Jtobert E. t/J J ptneu. " Ch11rch flt Chrl1t, IMldc:lleport; . :;. ,,r . lister lid •.;; ii,: . . ,' flnt, Upll<d Fred I .Gardner. :minls\er: Bible . Mr. an<! Jr"' Wll)iall! Hill ,ijil Your Wat,reen Ali;eney terian' qhUJ'Ch, Ho•ard RI\IPelJ. School 9:30 a.in., R. C. Steffy . ,11pt. ..,.._�, 1 I " Al ht It. lM , dau��ter •�. Yl,11-l'lj .�l'r: P'!• • . �•J w ,, �� /_-__ lii:-..A.i..:, JM•t�r; . ��nde)! �ool 9: 30 . '1 , Moi:nh'tg wor1hil1, 10:SO "Sear-Tis• i Cadillac-Oldsmobtie-Rambler 0ortte • �ner ,i ....�� uu�.,_,.. 1 W,'o,-iliiP 1 9:30 , a'. m. "The 1g.lJt· aue"; Evening 1ervice "�ot My Pomeroy M r: in"d ¥°"· .flffitt-t" Jr♦�Mn rw, Pllone. WY•2•2!i88 Seh� J l a. Ip. Children 8 C��lt io �i.,piness" ; idonday 7 : 30 . · Wtllll '1:30 I>: m, Jlepti.■mal' 1erviee 242 W. Main SI. .,..I._ Pomeroy N\1\ Saindj!ln ari.� 4,aukbter �� 3 P• m,, �flf•hlP 7: 3Q_ m . 8� Tru1�, �eet; WJ'tl., 6:30 , 1 Wednestliy 7:30 p.-m�1 Ptayer tneet bie ' o! J"un�ton City ' aW! · &ho fuNd,, dcf l'tld.+. lng •and Bible study. .1r.ehblr� 7 p. m . Af. choir. v11ltln, th"e - 8Ni naon1. Debbie ls ltadfiord C�rth· of C:�rl•t, Flrlt laptllf Church, Rtcl 1 Tu,..... ,ia1nt· l'1l, , hul Hookt UL · Ralph Hum�le Pas\Or, lbn Reed, R. 1MeCaule)' , paator;· , 9:30 a. paator; 9:30 a . m, Sunday School; J. P. . Joachim, �• S Plumbing & Heating 1 Wt'. and Mra. Jamee: Brannon Supt; Bible 1c!,ool 9:30 am; Morn· day School; 10:45 a. m. M , ni 8 p. m., wortlllD service; Wed. 8 p, . ' and bab, haYe movtd Into Tom ing wonhlp 10:30 am; Chrlttlan Worship "Whet If You ca ?" 6 11 m., Prayer m1'eU,n1. . .,._ 1'\'-l-20 57 LlnN>ln Sl.-;l!ld4Jeport,n. WY-2-2550 Mlddlepo,t . 24q ,- ' ' ! !lye's home W�l.e h• J, lri Aiton Endeaver (youth) 6 pm; Evenipl( p. m. IBYF (all school ai:es); 8 "'"· li,oltr IUB, hVI idfe � fl ► 1 1 vl1lt�: ., wol'llhip 7 : 3�; V{ednest.Jay evening" �·• Evellln-l_. �lce ''The M:9-1ler I tor; 10 a. m. Sunday Sch09l; 1 1 a. BtJ DIiion ts erpected- hoiqe on Blble S!udy 7:�. · Power1 oi Wed, 7:30 p. m. Worship; 7:30 p. m. VI'; Fri., 8 le•ve •�ut the 20th of Ju.lf. lmtbu,Y Church ., Chrlot; i" iq . �a er1 me,ttna:. p. m , Prayer meeting SaL. 8 p m · ' 1,11• Buehan•fl· fa�n;, , re�nton M•rcuin, mltillttr: Jll)le Schoqt iit" · •�r,.,.._�ftp,t Churcft, �rut I Chrilltiari lj:ndeavo,r. •• ' F�aturing Decorated Slices, J.ll'ove!Ues, Bulk will t,e held •t , City ·1:ti'lc- ln Park­ 0':30 a.m. Witb11t Rowley St: S�pt.; Uelid; Art.11\ir R. Mt'Cauley, pQtor; j South 81,tMI E.,._ Ptul Haokl, Middnott R\. 1, ' , ""'-'"3148 entiutg July 81·.:i" · ..,· •. · ' Morning· ·worslH p 10!30; pu,istian 9:30 a. m. Morning worshlp. pastor; 9:,0 • m. 1Jc,nh,lpr 10:30 a. Phone WV•!•�� • Gleil\l . Lin�lcuoi· · ret�mtd End'!,avor 1S p,m.; EVeninl wo!shfO, "\91'1at � Y.o� Can't,?'' t(t:15 a1 -� ._sU,Way $f:·hpol; 1,'-�•f' 8 IJ, m, , • '. � - llueodaj ''tom -..,.11t13, '1 p.m. meehn.e,. :;,,. ;; --,---:-----,---:--�--• •1•1.,Jt1">• . ..:..�.- Stwdl). Sfflot;l;, .iJ:$., J, �- Eve1itfti 1 1t• ----""llffl"1!'�ill"'"l'l'lll'l!!I"""___ _ ,•.,� '' ' •.. ;� ' ' ' ,•• �•�s v.._. ·. BAKE R FURN ITUR E R3D sweet}y, '° �• • I'M SERI OUS ! . .... at . DA N C E E ·- Ri d FREE PARK I NG SPEED QUEIN . W A S H l l ------- Sweet Singer By ROY L SM ITH With the question of "defense" uppermost in the minds of millions of Americans, a•n d wit h bot h the Russian and the U. S. governments spending in excess of $40,000.000,000 for military purposes, it may not be amiss to ask a simple ques­ tion. What bi oatiunal security? Military Situation Thro1,Jgh a period of a few years following the close of World War I I , when the United State s was the one nation that was known lo be in p0ssession of the secret of the atomic bomb, the America11 people developed a marked superiority complex. They assumed that their traditional "know how'' was destined to give them an eternal advantage. The Uniform Sunday School 1....n for July 17: "AMOS WARNS AG41NST FALSE SECUR ITY," Amos 5: 14-15; 6. Then came the shock when it was announced that the Rusii:ians had detonated an atomic bomb, and had perhaps pulled up alongside the Americans in nuclear equipment. This was �ollowed by the launching of the Sputnik, and then the orbiting of the rocket about tht moon, Suddenly an aware­ ness dawned on the mind of the public that we were in com­ petition with a people who were displaying amazing ability. As of the moment, the two giants of the world are al• rilost equally matched militarily. Each is capable of destroying the other. Enough atomic weapons are now stockpiled CHUCKHOll-Llltle dld d1·1ver Rlchl;l'd Taw�&K knuw tw.iw big _. tea.llJ blg di�le wuld , be when Wllgley a.venue dropped rrum unde,r him IJII CNC4g0. � •u#end rib tnjurlfl[I. to reduce th� �ntinents o( Europe, Asia , a,nd North America aud MrJ, Anno Chapman, who rM mto tho. �treet to rub�Je �•t.h.in the space of hours. The total prospect is look at w:h.,t biipPIII,� wu, atruek by anuthu car Uld· botb or. bar lll'll1I Wen bruken. I staggermg 111 tts terrible aspects. soNG ___ l $ suNw- 1 . . There js no possibility of either side winning a military F T GQq; - Qt· ' service at Syracuke EUB Church victory. Any declaration of war is an international suicide -------- zo, r� Gumshoes Put T0 G,oard•1ng Manager Reyes @ I t • I Rous. h's Shoe Store • g Champ Facin St1"ff Tests In I estern 0pen • What Is National Security? w· GOING PLACES? GO � ...t • SUN DA Y SCHOOL LESSON OF Tllk, W EEK ARCH SUPPORT I . "----------'--·;;-c;_·-,· I • • I Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-M iddleport. O., July 1 6. 1960-5 MBN'8 I I '"' • •I INDIANAlPOLJS UPI - Judy El• terhay of the Cleveland Swim Club placed fiHh Friday night in the 200 meter breasl stroke in the National AAU Women's Swimming · Cham• p1onship. Th� event was won by Ann Warnttr of the Santa Cl11r& Swim Club . Christine Kluter, also of the Cleveland Swim Club, placed firth in the 200 meter btlckst.roke. Lynn Burke of the Santa Clara Swim Club set a new meet · record of 2:25 in the prllllffQinar ies and won t he final event wiih a clOCking of 2:33 .5.' l � i t' I warm ing to their tasks . T he L s ,,..IM .. !ian � 11e over IS the 7:SO p. m. curfew al· Mic'-ey ffil\flbrennet pikh high r s 111ner m•· \.Mevran· Alll•N• 22 a c bro� � t � \ training sqt1ad nf the Burfalo N. . ; I ready had been p88!!ed bY 15 min· and" way insldfl, It 8truck bi� Ml�• ' by srnrm g i n "io _,!. Aqut c un Y . Bills h ad a scrimmue at their C lev■ l,rwt 4 W&fhln..,... 0 in the tace, pe·Jnfulb mastnng hi• I 1 ulet. devo 1i'rs irrri•<l h i m l h 1111dernu s• 1 East Auror a N. Y . camp t he O.trMt I New Yoril: 4 nt"lae. 1 The 11mpire soon had recoan iaed 1 2 ly Spe�er was rushed to Meigs other day when the tem1>era tu re hs�n K•�• City j his miscall on the foul ball but did Oil Resistant Soles l ha d BahiMOf'■ S Chtc■I0' 1 Severa 's, Hospital where x-rays mi<l-Sfi Gf'n\!ra'f lb• !he in advh1ing ruling. wa� hi� I no! 1 rhange husi• I('�. 1 1 1 , 11 11 rr, I 1 incn l ll'aJ! suffer prostra· ins.tur���:!:.':.-wooct- l cine m11nt1gers to_ Protest the giime, showed there Willi no fracture_. n ei;s. f'nt,-r l a i unii•nl .rn!I �ports I to quit lest lhey w 11h vton _ Syr�cuse tui;ked_ _the _victory . t1011. I 1 h g i 1 ·l' . 1 1 · 1 \ and expreHmg his deepest ree:ret1. 11 • h . . w i ll horiur 11 orld t (...a� . ffh•c (3-l ) v G jor Mat■n•I . fourth inning. with sev- I the M. lR · nu oth away �aintalned Card■ al managers Baron r�(!II • l r 1',d tl · o_1 �:f 5 Fl pion cham c.90 rown w;th , 8• tlmore •. Mlddlepot1 er umpire errors m the game en runs o� Oa\'e Baker s le s.<lorf 1 tcst 11111m w l dmru'r 1 1 1 t !w 1 1otc\ 1 Leo Cardenas a shorlslo p P ( r I •PPH (l♦ '" 6aurn11"" f11 vorc<l Racine could be p,ote�ted, smgl�. � h it batter, four . �al�s , U . Jersey Ci ty ( nee Hava � a ) of the l-l) a C om motio n ' T h iir�ila) 111;.:ht ·-( _ ional League, 1s defin ite ,s..t ) . nullilying the eUert of a Ra- Cund 1 U s double and Jenkms sm• " w i l l Internat ,. at: 0■tr•It - Tur1ey · thus S Al l \·· ◄ ·' , , 11 w i l l i ani lt11"n� , • Yer• New le · . 1 • Even. hi9 cme pro1 est . . gle • _ . be i:ur.� t , 1 ,r;i kt•r 01 1wr� 1111 t 1ie llHIJor 1ca,i:ue ma rw {S.I) 11' Larri, l6-9 I• 22 th111 of ly I n lhe filth Baker led off with a glowing [ speak . rivals 01 �h•l!>on . , ; ( Lid,· I 11 dais· ...., 1 1 1 1 h • C to■ at y n nl W t it , 9 oody Call said Baron pilot K tH Bo.ten . Malan. homer. H ut:kc f ''1 1 < · 1 . . -� 1·11 · 1 ." 1 01 1 ·1 1 .., : 1� y ea r old"· speedster from he had nothing but the hig hest Oelack ( 3-3} n Herbert (M). AT day , 11 ' 1 .. , tile C is owned by who J i m Louks• coming on in the , u ""'• · , · . 1 1 1 ,.,,�t· and Mr, 1· · 1 <";mnr 'ig r · " S d • G er •Y • •� g B inana · or acme espect 9 " f R r 0 fanned winners, na11· a 1 the M ourth for " rt• Cincinnat i Reds · General · u 1 1 1 ,. ,, 11 .. ,.• , 1 c · k 1(' I lP I11 11,1111 .111< 1 c· at Dlf alt 1 S. THIRD and ASH STS. 1 ' Fooz W. 0 If� a d f th e_i r in hi11 four inning stN"; tch . , nd L."111 ! er Ja,· k White of !hr Hil'hmond Ne•whlyOrk � �� ,•o -di�irnH ' " , . 1 t lH" d i nni·r. m .v t C� ;_ nd 2 a t • 1 • , t p ayers, e main 1une " , H NI ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • 1 Oil· d For Pomeroy Donnie Mayer Virginia ns ftays: " Cardl'rias is so . , Chlca 8 are at t Ba umpire l to games f hnCJr• l foughl R du�el)• i 1 " t 'd g a• Bl�ck• i� •n!ally. Willie 111,·id . i 1 1 1 1 l·r� and 1 1 ':, eds the th singled and w bltd be l p ood h e Open 14 tfourt, Closed Sunday rerta in to �ake error� ln judgm�nt well singled and tripled. voml al Hi 'i tu l u ·�I J n g r m a r now is they didn ' t ha \'e l{oy 801to n ■t Kanu, City • ---�and ev�n m rule mterpret�t 1 on Pomero:,, 231 100 0- 7 7 2 Joh ,w �., 0 1 1 1 1 i thi•ir t h 1 r rl t i tl e M c M I i l an. " DRY 5e WASH over Adios K. 11nd eruorcement. But he h inted Syracuee 050 710 x-13 9 2 fiµht w! l l 'l'••\ l'I" and �-hr1wver Sea Plane, owned by Arthur •' things certainly balance out them • Walt till some of \hi' t ouring Boyd (LP), Shasteen (4) and, !lta:.: 1 •t! of Dayton, won the first jub Meyring n� game. to rtmodell game e h t �etves'' �e from pros ilhful c ,1 f Winebrenner, M Fans (2). Bosu 11 Spen er, ayer 1-·1re in 2:08 3•5. Driven by . the were division on Racine :MIIS. DON GOSNEY, done pp hilters ror T L&ulu (3) (WP ) and Cundiff. M i lli n u :i irt• 0 1.1 1 1 ,,r T1m1 Y a 1,1, . that 's been $29.BO, Did: Buxton, ah e paid ourse al inn• fifth lu vilal a Owner and. ()perefur with ountry Beegle b stone Bruce \ lll J I :1 I' t l'fl k 1tldm,i.: when C C c h 1 11 • ke $5.60. $10.40 and lll'lt of Larry St'f"llf' and 11inaie, I Ohio, and homer in& Akron. t i u i to rih·r� w Bm1o!I oltl l 1 he· It c-hamp1on i.h1p Prlcl! with lwo !Ingles. pi t ·kmg 0 , , tu� l!Pd So� l)layen week'11 PGA real r he L: to a out n Por "Middleport Terry Johnson 1 tu 'Hm coultJ of 0111 f l 1hi· or hf' would y1,nk COLUMBUS UPI-I'm U own­ co:.ine, what with two a triple and two 1i 11gles, no hed , . trap" " Anoth11r Good Buy From Baker's • Bob other pla yer geftinK more than one Bill Wilson of Pomeroy an ed by Mn. Georae Vaneamp of nt> w fair r � }Qg lal lakes, 22 artifl new 50 !l r Circlevma, won the second- anc:I afety way traps 11nd an adtlillo nal 28 1 Burton of 1.Ag11n, tojethe with . .cl ni , ,�,n playen .. b young Ohio other . BRAND N EW !" M . g,een, the decidlni diviilon of the $5100 003 ......u 10 I lnps to g,,o,d R & two.year-old pace Frida)' night al 2M 06-- 1 2 8 1 '1 .(.AJ Barons noltl Palmer still rh11fing over were all 11et (or today 8 openm l:07 2-5 to psr Pr ke (Lr1 Bailey ( 4 ) , .Prlc@ (5) hie recent �e-sfrokl' Ht!lbark in g,a mo in Jet S tad i um � n the annual QUEBE� CITY UPI - The Scioto Down• in · hl&h shool t All Ohta est Ea · W � for be oul will and Wickline. 1Bumh, Johnson (3), Uni ted States sen1 But,ch Buchhol1 $3.60. $3 and $2.40. the Bri11sh Open, � lJ) . Carr (3), Murri� (WPI (!5) and Carr, and Chuck McKinley. a doublet . blood at Akron. But Art Wall Jr . series. Driven �y Forreal Short-, t,he 24 Hour Fre" Emcr�enl' y noad The teams meet again S unday m year'& leadln1 money winner lut bay dauabter of B.odqer t®k the to kids, Louis St. tel!!n-aged of team Service. appeared lo have regained 11_18 1 a doul;lleheader starting al 1 :30 p. clin�h the North Ameri�an Zone lead a t the tl.alf-millf pDlt and'· ' $ti000. ( i 11:iranlf'rd Hail Bond ' health and his winning form In m . EST. cup tll'lnls 11eT!eR "g■inat won by three-quartsre of a length· Davi, Prol t't'llOll recent Canadia n Opl•n a nd I Coaches or the west squad are Canada today. $ 10,000 Personal Accl• I the $ 1000 , Brlckel' ma y be a good "' !18 Ver" ht>I al Joe Bowers o! Lima Paul Big Barry MacKay of Dayton, � dent Jnsuranre ProhN:tlon . Convoy-Umon and Jack Rytn of of .,.� Akron · Ohio, and ,Bernard (Tut) Bartzen ol Cumph•tc 'l'ra,·t•I lnfom1alion I: Columbu11 St. Charles. Jim Cami)_______ match Mingles a Dallas each won H11u 1 1og Service . bell ol Powh,tan, Donald Hertle< w Friday to give lhe. U. S. a 2-0 lead. Rt-'\'11m1ncnd1"1 H otel, Motel and of North Canton Hoover and Carl Nasarenea To Attt>ntl WQn eaaily but Barben was i�acKay llr..'lt aur11nts . Schroeder of Mauillon will lead SPRING FIELD, 0, UPI - De• stage 8 terrine rally be· to forced Lat1•�h M n p;, Showing Con1true• 1 the Eaeterners. b11 m of Colu t..eonior In A11embly fendin11 champion Bill Canada'& Bob eliminated he rore i tion , nd Speed Trap areas. The annual seriee ig sponsored Tucson , A ri z . will hr back for the Rev. and Mn. Clydt' J. Bartlel\ Bedard. 10,000 Men1hcrs In Southern of the Middleport C h unh or the b)' the Columbus Junior Chamber W flstern Op P n J unior and Boys HAMILTON, 0. ' UPHweet \ . "Jl might have just as easily Ohio Na7.arene wlll leave Mond11y for Co- 1 of Commerce end the Ohio High ' Tennis C h c1mpiontihlpe here M on• Singer won the fffth and the get tliJn't Bedard tr 1-1 been M0,000 mt'm bna in Ohio lumbu m where they will spend the School Baseball Coaches Assn. The 1 da y throu g h July 24, but he will eight h races in the Z2-pace two­ tho�e cramps." said D u e Freed, '' 7 ,()U(J,000 members nationa lly . . week attendin g the annual D1s• coaches selected 26 players ror , find some sti ff compet ition. the divls lon race worth $2250 at g captain of trid· A.uembly of the Churches of each te11m from all pllrts of the SAY: Charles Passarc!l or Puerto Rko. the non.p layin m enls of · Ham ilton Raceway Friday night. the Nazarene. The followtng week Rtate. On ffldAy the l!C hoql boys Ul1l y ear' s champion of the1 ..,BC.y• u. s, tnm , echo iqg .cienti IT PAYS 10 UF.:WNG In both racea, sw·eet Singer, 's disappointed llli!ll.aln, 1htly will allm be ln Columbus to underwent workouts. Division. u�n lo youngsters unrler Canada the favorite owned by Paul Holtz Write Or l'ho ri■ Main. --------' p\t'1nd the regular camp meeting 1 16, will mnve into 1he ,Juni�r Div• Lorne ervllle, Monttom· o It As developed, Bartzcn, the mulle r f Farm ll ' .'hls year lo compete with l,ety, driven by Chl'lrl• I or their church. and e y Coun ���;r 32-ye ar•old three-time u. s. Nation • · r es Miller of Eaton, was second Courts champion, defeated Mr, and Mr!'!. I..ewlfl El l is nf Mid- I 1 llox 108 And Clark r.roehner of Lake- al Clay the and finishturn at third or ., ·2. fl \ dleport wlll go to Columbus nu1 d, 0•7, 4·6, -0, 6 6 2 . Mac· wood. a CIPveland �uburh. will Bedar Mlddleport, Ohio ed hard al the stretch. Kay routed Don Fontana of Toron, week to atttind t ht> Assemhly. comprte. Graehner h1111 won tive MIU Phon, WY-l-1092. While the mi nister is awuy mf'm· to 6• 1 . 6·3, 6-2, In a 66-minute dis- · Sweet Singer fin ished the fifth ,#t/lff Ohio Jayct>r tllleR in five years and her.!I of t h (' rhun·h will hr 11l race of one mile In 2:07 1-5 and \ ie the lop schnnlhoy tennis player play of power. 'Plllli ch11rge of 1 1w mld•week rrayt•r 1 • The United States will try to paid $$3.80, $2.60 and $2.40. She n Ohio. IUINI Y. m�lh1i. Thiii rnming �etlnesda_)' , .JF:RSJ,�Y CITY , N. J. UPI- i ln a ll . 17!5 teen11Ge tr nni11 play• make It 3·0 today by sending B uch- finished the elghth of one and I M1�11- c n rol ,ual'lih:-1 will lw m Two detectives were assigned to• r .!I wlll rompE>lc in the t o rna• ho!'z and McKinley agai n st Cana- a ne•slxteenth mile In 2 : 13 1 ·0 r n 1 · h n ri.(c'. of l he � t•r ii i_re an_d for 1.�t· day to guard Manager Nap Reyes mrnt, the final t unl'l1p for the Na, da's national doubles t" hampions, and paid 13.40, 12.80 and 1 2.40. HO W P L EASANT A ND SI E 1 foll,iw�lll! Wt'c k Mi � s Sh i�l ii y (, i i• 1J f l he Jersey City J ersey.!! or the tional Junlor and Boys Open cham• Bedard and Fontana, Should the U . M070l1NG CAN Blil S. w l n today. they would advance l I lh · y w ll --"·:•·==- Jn l e rnatlonal l .eague, w ho was I pionshlp nl Kalom oroo. Mich., to the next round of the North els To Play, Then "�'�'� - -";'���•� "';"�-;•;,;,� �k•�•-;.;; �===='.::.a"'.::C:::::::::-:::;:;5::: .. , brn ndf'd a traitor by a Cub11n · wl1ich starts the week or .July 23. American Z o n e competition F O i H O M E I I PAI R l � G � N il St11ge Big Fish Frv newspaper . I..1•11ior ls the nallonal �cho\aatic Aug City Mexico In Mexico against MODERNIZING NIIDS Tlie M&M Jets wlll pfay the EvThE> paper "Revolucton" Remi· titlist. l i e beat Passarrel for the ans Supermarket at their Kings . nffidal organ of the Caetro gov· crown nrlirr thiR year. He is top 6 · 8. bury diamond Sunday at 2 p, m.. ernmenl, 1-�riday branded Reyes seeded ior the tourney. then enjoy a fi1h fry o en to the a "tutor" (or accepting the job I The top-seeded boy s div ision public llR a team fund r1Jsing event of manager of the transplanted player is Mickey Shad of l...oull· Bob Eastman said today. l laY:11111 Sua•r Kinas. fleyes took ville, ,l(y , over the j o b rrom Tony Caatono, -------who quit when the franchise � wao ll·ot�s!err•d from H�,ana to ..... I ' • '" Jersey City. Reyes 11'1 a C1ocmnatl I il l • a, �an MfNfl Cleveland Lass Placed Fifth *''" i I IEP�m? • • • • • • • s Sports Parade ,I 4-Daily Sentinel. Porneroy-Middleport, O., July 16, 1960 wee . lie•-••' <all•A Ediilr '' ' v.:-, · . .·/· ' • - I>,.,/.u-,,,_; "' , -" ·;,.. ..... Out Joppa Way "°P<' lleflf, flOOfl •• I• -- f••'- KAUTZ FEED STORE· K. & c. JEWB.JRS B. & B. CABS WILLIAMS SOHIO SERVICE RUTLAND AUTO PARTS TifE DAilY SENTINEL ·•r �••u.,. a.ich MAX WARD AGENCY BAKER � "8'1&qepo� =· in: R. H. RAWLINGS & SONS CO. - rv .... -,r-,.,,,,.,..,,,,.,,,.,.,,, :u;n.;;;a11t . ,,,.,.....,..,, He(NER'S 1qjy THE UNITED STEIL WORKIRS OF AMERICA FOREMAN &··UIOTf STIFFLER RED AJKHOR OHIO Y��"" lg CO. . .llread H!JTI'S NWM . Mettl•• CITIZEN'S NATIONAL IANK n. f, • �\.,St�- ProJ, �� ,, .. ..,_,._ t\ KARR & YAN ffiDT MOTC)l SAliS 'l"•'iY· I WILUS '"TtlOJIY ,I I SUPREME ICE C�M CO. IJl•�;" . fl'IY,, STARK- DIUfS ' lll)M� IA-Y ., CO. �°"' KING I"" -y CO. • �' : Barons Win Fr om Racin e Po nie s 1 2 •�1 . ; Dispute Mars 'Thrilling' End �,,t�:-..�.: ;�;,"7 Fifth Inning Friday Of • \ltltto In k , ' --=M:--ay Han up u· Tac Arcar0 I ' 1 C ln01 nn11�' MilwMIW 1 PhllN•IP.hi• S IS (J Middleport' s Borons come wtthm half a game Of catC·h· Lo• A....... 5 Son F, .... 1... 3 b ing rront r11nnin1 Racine in tbe county Pony Leag�e i:-ace st. Loui, , Chiu90 o S.hlrdoy'• i;...., Friday evening with a 1i-u victory that ended after ft ve m nl Cincln,-tl at Pi�rvh -Hook 1ngs a!ffllda;t � wurn_ �f! over an umpire's rulm5 on a . 11 (7 ) ball hit h ltiety ¥orris qt t'lt bottom of the ftfth Wl b t.be -1 VI M'- (�} Boston . Although bur 1t>J Ln lhe BV JACK CUDDY Chiu• at �t- Lau.ia----51.11..rth score 'fi- 10 Ibt�m or the American (4-61 v, erogho (9-4) or S1111W1tOns ·, ,.,1-, l1 PI--Thcy · n• l•uw,· F· W 'i OH K � With two out and aeeond •• Bush (8) . ,, Reason, the Bosox al• (l.f)' alt U'it"ue beat s.a\· 111g 11roun d t hf' $ports · I � occupt·ed, MJeh• •·y•M'IIH 1 th • nl' ..,. Wrui.1 Tflu•1 "I. � • ,. .,1119 . T"" • tendltflce i1 hi&her than las! )'ear Los Angel� .,. �n F•anc11C0Don·t bt• �urpn seJ if �; Jd"ie A r n'la4·e their tiftyit rt,nt Syt9':II� toll, �at pl•tll the off one bounced the for headed , ' ('an, dt•ud,•s lo hani: ,u p 11 1 � '. "t· k and apPanmU · The Boston fran P-'"' ,UJ vi hrifor• (MJ. ; cd lJlh, hir t�itory. � was ,eeord ,t.t wit,\ a UM vletory owtrr at thr t•nd of t lm ) car No<,1, 44 I 1 �,OOO mart ltwwk.. • "-""-a,.llri., .. ,_ th Pown out at first But Eite um• Pom,m, 111Un1 fre(di tt Boyd M o · the ua l i u 1_1' s g rt':1 1e�1 �take s r i der ch'.se II reaarde� b� � r:: �;�: Bu r4ettt (t-4) vs RDINrts 15� . [ pire c11.Ued it foul bttc■uae.- it hit an(f. yo� • Sh�eteen fflr 9 fUtl. I e lu,..t.Y'.• ,_,.... is rnrlail lnl-! his mount s to four I ers as one of t l(ll il• Spe)Wef ar.., Di\cb11:11 and , 1 t1 1 t 1, C inclnn■tl et Ptffsliurgtl, 2 �r f1�·e � da}: _ ;in<I _t � �uall)' res� ball. catt:her for Po�e roY, �• inju,ed aflerw�,1. �itch iecond . 1 1 n .1:. un trulil) b Moi wv r r . N� Players in the ne w Amer1ta n M,� wwkff _. "'t�tthw Mo,ris 8in&:led- dflanlJ lo rlPt In the second innlnf w)iien lie f�lYork fans h&Yt' been ri�in g lum 1 Football League Chtc• it M. 1.4t11"- 2 t·ertamly are . plrting two ;urui and· the game W-111 ed tu 11et out of tfle 1")' of a ! h n h • F w11h spurs rt>C·r 11 1 l v o A At End Of Th ·s Rac1' n g Season I I t% �:· • •• ••• •• : • E. M. BURTON Work Oxfords $9.95 ------ Duds In Suds laundry I Wilson, Burton Ready For prep • Diamond Senes Circleville H�tse Wo» Key Div•sion u. s. Doubles feam seek" c1· ncL In ,,-ne I I' '' I } i l ROU ND AMD SQUARE POMEROY MOOSE LODGE Saturday July 1 6th-9 :30 Til 1. A, M. EV ERYONE I NV ITED - - - -- sea.oo. MI DDLEPORT Pomeroy Stars Added To Racine HVL Team BUI Gibbs, Terry Knllht . Bob j ANGEJ.ES UPI - Feature Sports Inc., takea the first big step toward brin1inf the third Floyd Patter:ion.JnJemar Johan111on heavyweight championship filht lo LOB Anielel today when It makea form•l a.pplleation to the J state Atheltlc Commlaeton for a llcen!le to promote the bout. Grantln& of the llcene, however, dot! not po1itlvety lneure that the fl1ht will be held here. em FU­ aaiy, president of Feature Sports, "Id he still w.. waltln.: to see If� Dallas, Tex., lntereab headed by 11 LOS I I ----- I - I 1 I ..._ the- ...,.,, 11 your party. Cl"\ 1111. Ille Ice you ' w.,\ "�'\ �• want It . . . . ,i,111 ,.... . ,l l I Oi,en 24 tt.un Co. Swatsel'a Ashland S.rylce P&one . , WY:taus . w. � ,� ( ,..... ·-- Y t.rd -about this ALL-1111 Celling Tile 1 - INSffllt TIL£80AID FLOORI. ,& ' M�X WARD 1 1 1 I. 2n4 ""- WY-2... -·----- -· Recady•Mix (:qp¢ rete LDI NG HEEDS! FOR YOUR BUI ' ' Easily applled over old, crteked ceilings. Acous­ tic or non-a·cou• tie. Full line o, ty-pea and pat­ terna., A8 Jiow- H PANELING R O O FING SHlltlN G· Orange I -- ,... TimlU!lD DANCE DIU!lSe ot atg..pa.ttemed white OQttoa lace WU d.ealgned -by Wl18oa ll'olmfJ, fo, tbe Edwar4 A!t1tott 11umuer eollectlon. -Tile cam.l,olll bodlce and t1fll'I in banda:d with pink 1llk. Stiversville Social Events Bv Iva Carpet'llff Mr. and Mrs. Jamee M iddle• ,wart, Mrs. Molly Talbott and Mn. Nell Middleswart attended th e funeral of their sister and daughter, Lydia, at SteubenYllle Saturday. 1111.,i 1[!1- fl. . ,ecooll'd Dee_qi:;atlve and use.fU,s Juat riiht f6r �ltchen1, Wflr�, utlt­ ity rocim., raere­ aUaiuoom1, 4' x$• : ,._pe11 U low )(' - ,.JJ"8 eath ,'' . ' w�· 1d1111 tor 1n1 waU1 lf· 1,4d· eil l'OQllia ,wdl.•• llllioll- .:.�--1• - P l lMf A UIU. �olnt cees a �- way. Cbooai now from our' frtc!lb stock& �«ly mixed to the rfpl conalt• tell£J, f '\ • ••-•· gal. . . '. '> _,.,__., \ "' - . Flf>orr l\ubMI, v�t can be · eo,tly •P­ ' : ,,4 t �•• •· . 8N .. .,� , Yl!'-ot:Jly ,.unt it1 .¥,1W)Y' lmprov1· . I lt\11 , fl M!IIM G111>•r�l - ,jl�llal beer;i a aatl!!Rl (or , �'. -AA I ,.i,era] · -�� J)p or, Dell and l and Jlte!. ):arpenter ™bol'recenijy Qi/y•faffllfy and • . 1 ' R. R, Durtt 1iid' sont called on Eber Garpenler and family iun• it,;y. Mr. and Mn, And.Y Wtrd &Jl..Jl �atlihlet! \HrJ l"f!cenf &:uestl ot hi� •' ' ·· father Ed Ward. / Mr. -and Mn. Bud Glut.senr:a!Jl» md' dau1bten ..,.1 rett'liti 1ueW � lftl ,-rentl, llr.. · and Mn. t,. it Glue■encamp" and· l:iuTJ. , -�--'-T,---"'--,r J.(r. and Mr1; ft�, C� a n,li bmily, :Mr.. and Mr,, JiPiM .�ct and C.rl Bedt Jeff,' foi /\Vi: Tueod•Y to vlilt ,_., li£ilrt!t.1,nd •I 111111 panpll.":•- ·-:'WI �,. ·,-"111,1:;:·, Co� Fine Forilil,/; 1k ft. Pete C02art ind children were gu ests of his par• ente and other relatives. Mr. and Mn. Harold V11nMeter and ions art spenUln, ll few days 1 witl;I his parents, Mr. Rnd Mrs. Charlei VatiMeter and Mrs. Ruth COzart, Antiquity. Raleigh WUliatna of ,Akron vl sited b1- .sieter and tamlly,itd.r. and )fn. Bep Allen. · Lori Wolfe who bas 1pent a few '°eeb Wi.tb Mr. and· Mrs. R \JdY Durat and' Mariaret bas returned to Clevelal'!d, a:-.eatt o( v,. nd- llr1. .. " .::·..- .. \ Cron, SyratuHe. Mr1 and Mn. ¥'f. -' plled b)' � · self. Full qnie l>f 'l"Olon ud pa.tterna. Al, low I Viola Brewer WU a recent � -.:,� ---· ., r Mr. and Mr11. Dell T.atbott went to New Lexington and were ac­ companied to Steubenville by thelr son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Randall Talbott to at• tend his sister Lydia's Cqneral. Mr. and Mr■• Bill -MiddleeWart were In Steubenville Fl'iday. Mt. and Mrs. Corbett ltatterson and ehildren were recent guesta of her 11are11ts Mr, and Mra. Alva oflll bf Ju&, Court. Mn. Johli·'Beai a!ld ehlldren of <;;olum�u• ba.ve ret...rtt•di home ■rter a two wed:� · vialt with her P&l'tbt.8, and llt1. ..,_, C, Brewer. Mf:. •fld Mr�. John pop�ins ,nd , cl)lfd,fen .-00 llr1 an� �..Charles • ,)ln�r"III. Co�-. � jlre1 recent ; tbe •ttle.. ...,.. ard 4'd' 'iih� as l!JW.;., ', .,,_,llill or Viorl . �lotl. Full1 and ]Mltterrui. taop of rolora A.a,tlalt We a■ ...... ' �/II' :0., fl. Tl,, 0,�...... i, ii,, lttl!HI farl<,r .,. \ n,lh lot lh< bu,ld,.. af ,h.,1c•r and .,..II ,;,l,,n.l,ip . J, It I ototth"""' o,( 'f'irilHI .. luu. WahDDI • ,,.,,111 Ch1trcl1, l4 .,..,,1-,,, J.mo.:,.,, no, ci•ili111io■ n• our>ivt, Tht« Ut fo;,, -..i t<­ .,,hy ,,.,, P'''°" ,ltould ••'<nd 1u•iu, r,iulul 7 ond ,urpo,t ih, Cku,.t Th�r \ uec ( I ) For h11 ow1 11kt, (2) F'or hi1 chik:l,u·, ..l•. ()) F.. 11w ,.l• "' t.i, \ commuo,ly ud ••boo. HJ f1>r lht ,.ke . \ .., 11 . Ch�•ch , ... 11, ..hit.I, ...m •;. ..,.,,.1 1...J rn•trri,I ■upp,,rl. Pl,■ liO .. i. ch-,d, ,.,.u11rl1 111d rud 1- Bible da,!7., w TH E POMt:ROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. BOATOWNERS; appoint you, but I've got a lot on my mind. There's something wrong in America • , • and I'm the chap who is getting hurt ! Our Constitution uys that no one can be denied the right to worship God . I'm an Ameri­ can I Accordi ng to the Constitution I hsve the right to learn about God, to hear the Bible Stories, to be taught the Christian Way of Life. But here's the hitch. Wbile the Government ~-And-- j CLEVELAND . UPI-New1 men C 11 nningh111m and Tom White, all 1tar, on lh e re1lonal tunnerup wlll have to wait 15 mtnutea el• Pomeroy high Rchool b1111ball team ter the game before talking It 1 thlR spring, have been lidded to over with the Cleveland Indians the Racine nm-kina: Valley League play era. team ro1ter, Larry Wolfe announc· • The p\a)'er11 met before Friday nleht'e game and voted to han ed thl8 week. Sund ay Racine travel, t'1 Glous· newspapermen rrom lhe club ter and next Sunday to Loa:an. The house for 15 ·m lnulet after e-aeh followlna Sunday touah Plants- game , No explanation for the acoilman ,Lemar Hunt comea throu11h tlon wa■ aiven. vllle 11 at Racine. Such post . game delays on re- with a $1 million a:u1r1ntee, U tt,ey do, thete'a a 1ood chance porlera have been put lnto elfecl from time to tlme by other clubs tha bout wm be held tn D11111 at l the Cotton Bowl Jn October, Qther­ . ln the major le1a:ue1. 1 wise it lool:s lite a to, · Aniele11 bout early In November. : He,nlock Grove Boys The doclaion on where the fi&ht will be held wlll be anhounced in Beat Alrre<l Hemlock Grove Llttle Lea1uen NeW York late next week after Fudefeated Alfred-Oran1e 8-IS Thurs­ 1111 mHll with direelon of Fu· 1 day with B. Whaley the winnln& ture Soorts and consider■ the var• · pitcher. R. cremeana of A-0 fan • lou1 oUen. 'nle youthful-appeartn1 prornoter , ned 12. A. Swindell and J. 18urk1 each told a Preti eonfer11nce Friday that had two hits for Hemlock Grove; hti w11 not barnatormlna: the coun­ T. Guthrie and R. • Oouclaa two try tryln1 to draw oft'ers for the ll1ht. H, uld ht •l11led Dallu, each ror A-0. - � ··· · San :rranoieco and Lo• An1elu be- , i!•'I \et th' � of lee ca\lh of Invitations from city of. I flel1t1 and rlvle leadera. I I 1 kedle, Seoul. Ne,usmen Must Wait To Talk With Players First Step Is Taken Toward LA Title Fi�ht Maybe you like B!ll!tinr babies? S,,rry to d!S:. T H E C H U R CH P' Q � A L L , • . A I- L. P' O A T H E C H V ACN boM Was Favor1'te J --...-• - Sunday evening at '1:30 will be pre- compact. dominat Economic Situation C ely one of music and sing. .... ' , o;h, JV"- ,.. , , l'f ing. GueYt singers wilt be on the �Y Mr1. Afl'ly 'f)l'ol(e Fo r the past qu.:rter o f a century, at least, the whole Mr. and i,{1'11 Gordon Cline and program, Solos, duets, extra or,ian world has been at the mercy of the American industrial rna­ ramily of Mohawk, W: Va , spenl nu mben will be offered in addi- chine. As a prominent Australian once put it , "No housewife · severa l d11.y1 wittl Mr. ·and M rs. , tioq to congre ationa numbe . A ,.11 n . l �n al] Asia c_r m buy so much as a darning needle, without pay . can't deny me the right to attend Church School . ' specia l invitat ion is extended to Glenn Tuttle and ramily. mg tribu te m some fo rm to the America•n manu factu rer. " and Church - MY PARENTS CAN. They can Mrs. Freda Ritchie and son, Rog• the public to attend this unusual During the first 15 year following rob me of my most sacred right just by neglect, the cessation s hosof er, of Pine Grove, and Mr. and se-rvice planned by the pastor and . . . �titles l\rnerican �unds were poured ing out my spiritual needs. i n a veritable tide Mrs. Darrell chevalier and family congregation. -------m �n effort to assist the rest o( the world in making an econ. lool1:" t\apa V� ol Columbus vislted with Mrs. Amy Did you know that about ltalf the~ e�ildreli " omtc recovery. Wolf, Thursday. in America are growing up without reli1iou1, ts Ml The demand for American manufactured Poods the destraining ? And yet there's a church in every, 1-14 • Mr. a nd Mre. Elza Osborne o( • perate $◄ need or the establishm ent of heavy f nduslries f village t and · · • Athenti spent su nd ay with Mr. and fl I◄ t deplete he ·food supplies d 1113 of the l&-11 world all the bad eff�ct of Mn. A. D. Tuttle. Yessir, • I'm serious ! Instead of tal�ng -■ 11 .. dratntng · Off American capital and consumer goods. But now Mr and .Mrs. Roy Pearson ol Le· juvenile delinquency, we ought to do something Europe has recovered and is flooding the American market tart spent Sunday afternoon with about iL We ought to crowd our churches with with manufactured goods. The economic isolation of 1 5 years his mother, Mrt. Mae Pearson. children , , . and parent& ! we ot11ht tG .,_.., ago bas been followed by a competitive market that is pro.,-,;;,:--:,.atart Sunday I suean and Sarah Tuttle 11pe,-it :llf'W ......, G ., 'ftr Day S.lnta. Ol d ducing a n altogether new and different situation, L seYeral days laat week with their Frorp this point on the American people wil) have to aunt and uncl.e,· Mr. and Mn. Paul l'� l"Iau, on Prn111rut Rend work their �evel best to maintain their position, for the are Lawrence and son of Portland. tllnde:• School 9:� am nre• chlnc ll:30 11m ,1\ft Bible Study We:4 in competitwn with a world that is woi-klng. Overconfidyence 31re. Howard Seidenabel or Ari• -•. ....., ,, , � · •an ...us = t the nauvn ... . J' �t M" c• · . Prof. ... •� 1·1s economi·c security , z!Jna celled on Mrs. -May ,P earson. •f;l Spiritua l Situation With the · it Saturday afternoon, 111 so me ..ea..re, •IMI laelp Mr. and Mn. Garry Griffith and ¥Itta �hurch ot Chrllt, Pam•.-.Y. o The ultimate victory will go to that nation ' or that block sustal1 1 t ..,.tth Is 111 MilJI .•nllll c,ono1R■11it. Ufe, tllll1 ltar'ftv'le ftd. Jllugtne Underwo od f nation s , that is p'repared to pa y the cost or supremacy in so.n of Columbus spent the week mlnh1ter: Bible Scltool D:30 a. m.; te�ms o f su perJo r ��kmansi:li{' , more efficient work, feature is 1pa111orell a high­ lhe 1,u sine•• firms •IMI -••--••­ e�d with his parents, Rev. a n d \.l'orn,r1 wors9'1p 10:30 11 111. l!lve• er sense of honor 1ns1de ractones and offices and a stern de­ u,llose 11ames app«.•r. 6eloHl• MrR. Ed�ard Griffilh, Ing Worship 7:30, p. rn. Robert terminat ion to achieve justice for all men regardless of thei; eed, l ible supt. Schoo iB color , their economic status, or their ancestry . Mrs. nelph Lee visited Mrs. A - l'l Today, as never before in the history of the nation such D. TUttl e Friday afternoon, · Midway Community Church, Bobby Searles, M inister. Chuck qualities as thri (t , initiative, individual integrity. and per­ tMr'ftlf!_ld..,M.rs. Mil!?n Tuttle and Searles, Sund11y School, Supt� sonal bon�ty ar e �emanded,tof· , all men, He who lacks ltt ' llnfll�infr..Sunday with Mr. and 1' Sunday School starts at 9:30 a. m'., ' 'fflese·racirs in patriotism. ,i\frt iFlul Lawrence and son of ' 'It� Our Aim Is To Satisfy rayer mee"Ung Tueeday '1:45 P, The_ na,tion _cannot afford the luxury of a leisure class. .POrtland and enjoyed a picnic. :· E. Main SI. 212 Pomeroy Just as, 1n war tune, the women from the boulevards and the Chesle , Ohio r Phone YU-5-%145 Mr. and Mrs. Oakie L&ude.rmilt The Syracuse MMhocll1t Church women from across the tracks, sat down together to wind of Letart spent Friday with Mrs. R-:iv. Carl Herring, Pastor. Sun- bandages for the boys on the battlefields so today the citi­ Mae Pearson. dRy School 9:30 a m, Dana Wine-' zt:ns of all classes must unite in a commOn devotion to the Mrs. Minnie On, Mrs. Arthur Orr and Mrs. Ralph Lee called on brtnner, Supt ; Worship service at highest moral and spiritu al interests of the nation, 7:30. "The Living Church "; Youth Motor Tune Up No crooked generation can expect the blessing of God. 24 Hour Service Mn . Anna Tuttle Sunday after­ F�llowship 6 Pl m., Wed. ; Midweek Our naU�n al s�curity depen ds upon our nation al character. nOOn. Powel & Ash-Mlddieporl•P'. WY-!•31!1 Phone WY-2-2605 : Middleport Archie Rose of IB&shan spent the Bible St udy, 7::m p. m. Wed. , Copyright 1960 by the Divisio n of Christi an Education week end with hill grandpore nts, ' Nation al Counc il of the Churc hes of Christ in the UI aurch, t..t1rt lralla, RM. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Tuttle. Ru11ert Stiar'tl, Putor. Sund■}' United St.¢es of America. 1.!lt4)ot 9:30 a. m, Wo:rlhip •• ------ -------K-ltlitdem Hall Of Jall-•h'• Wlt---;;;.�ce "The Master rowers of-iUs· !dee■ Sunday evening ot 7:30. ,lessee: Public meetine Sun. 3 p. tory," Church .f the 1'f1Hr11ne, Syra• m.- ; Watd1tQwe, Study j p. � - ; The F■clar■tecl Church, Ev■ngel­ Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo Rolland Phone SH-2-4183 ■n.1n �uN, ltav; Hatolci Molmff, patter. Bible 1tlldY, Tue!., 8 p. m.; Serv- ical and Reformed . Presbyterian, ¥.r. an'� Mrs. Clntence Baker llrnnday dch1or Q:80 a. m. !tfornlng �ce mee\lng, Thurs. "I p. m.; Min- Pome,oy, Waldo J. Bartels, pastor; add- lamlb spent Saturday with Vdrshlp 10:30- a . r, � 6:30 p1 1stry School Thun. 8 p. m. John Wm. Blaettnar, Dir. of Chr. · h is sister Mts. Bob McCoy a t ID.; Evangeli.sti<' servlmi: 7:30 p Danvllte P11grhh Hollneu Church Educ.; Sunday Church School 9:15 Elyria and Sunday went to Cle�e­ ia. Wdnesday 7i30 pr.ayer meet; L•fKJffllle, � Wac:hN1schwma, a. m.; Worship 10:215 a. m. •'Costly land tn visil the zoo and airport. 1"8; pt.11y.- ho!Jr. is 1,'Uesday ah Pl!ISl.or: Sun-:18)' Nationwide Insurance of Col umbus, 0, Sc�ool 9:JO a. m.; Li ving and Cheap Religion" ; Jr. , · Mr. and Mrs, Robert Murrey •f:3f'I p . . m, Missionary, servlcie !s Morniha: Wllrship 10:30 a . m. ; Pil• Hi YF, 5 : 45 p. m.; Priendly Circle aod tamily left .Friday to visit die 3rd Tuesday of thi, .nontb at gr1 115 E. 2nd SI., Pomeroy, Phone WY-2-2480 ... Yo11tl:. 8:fff p. m. Evanrelis, meet ing, Tuesday, 8 p. m . an uncle In Iowa. 1:30 p. m. tic suvice, '1:30 p. m . : Fellowship Bethany EUB; f, E. Dunn, PH· service. Wedne,rf,:v ?: :-m P- m. tor; Worship 9:30; Sunday School Ml'S. Flossie P etty of Los An­ Church of Nuarene, Mulberry• •-g eles, Calif., Is vielflng her ehil­ Union Aves. Poineroy, Rev. · E. E. 10:30 a. m.; Otis Knopp, supt.; ¥­ Hour, 6:30, Mrs. Kenneth Theiss d1'8n In Reedsville. They are Mis. Co-.:, paator. Sunday School Q:30; Bakers _Of G004 ilread Clarence Baker, Mr1. Sonny Har­ Mor11ing: Worsh!p 10:-30; NYPS at director, ris and Mra. Nina BMton. On 6:415 Evening services '1:30; Pray. Your Dodge & Plymouth Deale CarMtl EUB; F. E. Dunn, p,1stor r �nee Huntington, W. VL Jul)' 3 a homecoming waa held to· er M:11etlng Thursday "1:30. Sunday School 9:30 · a. m.; Wayne honor Mn. Petty and alto tbe Roush, supt.; Worship 10:45 a, m.; birthday of Sheroo Bake? and .., ltou.. of ,.,�,.... Cheater (Th, Prayer meeting 8 p. m.; Y-Hour 8 llmmy Wa11s. Present were Mr, ,.:ounn,- Chureb In ToW1\). Ed­ p. m., Mrs, E�.10n Rouah, director. and Mrs. Clarence Baker a'nd fam­ iund t ..., pestor-. Sunday School s,...... EU& Chu,ch; F. e. Custom Built Kllchens •••,,one j Dunn, - SEIIES ily, Mr. 1md Mn. Vir1ll-Wall.1 and l:SO I, m. , �rl Bore■, ■upt,; pastor; Sunday Se:hool 11:::IO · t, ill:offlilll' w,mhlp 11 a. m.; Kvan­ L family of ogan Mn. Sonny Har• SUNDA, e. m., Ben Quisenberry, supt.; Sunrrayer � ris and son, the hoata: Mr. and ftll,tlc:, ervlce '1.io p, · day evening service 7:30; program WRTN•TV . Local Unlou 1888, a.v....woi,d, W. Va. �a\'OJ' 11 t m m• ...ainll aer,lce, Kn. Leo Boaton. or music and sinp:lng; ,Preyer meet• Channel 13 - 9:45 a.Iii, Ing, Wed., 7:30 p. m. Pal..i- Chumt, Rtv. ■.:.... Harold Milhoan of Akron ind Tbyiell With Him" u11b Flrtt laptlft Church, PorntNly; R · d �11e 111• ·lJ'homa,,: pa■tor. Simdlliy ■c bo(f at AdrI 1.... W11: ii.? "o"' ,-,m-v,. Ra Ip h C. Zundel, pastor; Wm. Wat• J:� 'fate; 9:Bo uh $upl ]ferftert Roµsb; ed :. · ;-nd ' jrayef '-' &ettl'ce1 Wedl'.'l!■d&f B:00 Huth Church. MrclJI� , son, S, S. Supt.; 9:30 to 1 1 : 1 15 Com• an·d family Monday. Maker s of Hblsum proacbJ!iJ Sund■f r,l�I ?:IIO; port, llaymOr Konltright, pastol'; ,' blned st1rvlce Of worship and study Pomeroy'• Budeet Shop�lhg Center .. .� f Visiting Mr. and Mn. B. M . fm, }OunJ -peoplie• m-eetin1 , sun­ Sunday School Q:30 a. m .. Jaet Sermon "The Big Fisherman." Nur­ : )> . Buchanan and family Sund.,y day 6:45 pm. Bechtle, supt.; Divine worship, \ sery and Jr. Church ror children. \til!!'te Mr. .w.ild Ml'i. Urie Buch10:30 a. m., ·'The Light Shines on:•• 6:30 p. m. Youth meeting; Wed., 111f ChvNftNJ �ev, frae anan, New · En1land, w. Va.; Mr. Flr1t laptl., Chvrch, Mlcld1�,i,1 7:'30 p. m . Hour' of Prayer. Str...,,111t,11tt. pntot: L,1unl Donald A. IBoone, pastor: and Mrt:. Ray Buchanan, Obarles, W. tf, Alfred fii\tthodlst Church,. Robert SundaY f Support the Chw,,b llf Y.ou.t Choice Erne11t and Huel of WaYetly; �r. Ollf : Soru'ay !ltchool D! 31l •· m. , School V : 30 a . m ,, Tony Fowler, R. CV4f, 1pastor; Sundaf School al Take Someone to Church with You Sunday and Mrs. Jack Keerer, Larry, Phi\ Wbll, Suol ; 'C'UI Jlei-Un1 Supt.; Morning .worahip, 10:15 a. 9:30 a . tn., Lloyd Dillinger, s\lpt.; P"!'I•� Jerry and P■ul Keefer, Perkers­ 10:80 a. m W111, :aa,ney In charae· m., !'Time in God'■ Hands;" tven- 1 W�hip 10:45 a. m., Herm■n T8Y· Phone WY-2-!644 Pomeroy West Main Street FMY '!e1'V'et■ 7 p. ni. E aneell■tlc v �re; c. B. Nutter and famll:V of Ing wonhlp, ?:80 p. ffl, "Be[ore tor, l�v leader; Sunday 7:30 p. m. Beverly and Charlea Cui1ta of lln'ictl 7•·M) a. m. PJlillM lu cherae JerlehQ'R Walle". Tue•day �vcnirli, MW: •nee., WSCS at Taylor home; Reednllle. . Prayer ....Unt W�'telda, 7:30 P. MIBBionary Circles meet; Wed. 7:30 Wed., 8 p. rn. Prayer servicea. Mr. and l{n. Jamet Beek and ID, Chrl,tlan Selene• Society, Ponp. m. Hour of Prayer; 8:30 p. m. Ills .brother Carl of �nt are vil­ e"1>Mlt au,; fret Mtlbodlit; Rev . choir rehearsal; Thursday 6 p. (The Friendly Bank) eroy; Morning service, •1 1 a. m. tfi..,,. Ur. and .... v-. P•_,, .., Curll■ Vt. H. ·8"-au11ha.u,h, l>fllftor: Sun• Buay Befl picnic, "Life." Golden Text: The gift of 157 Walnut Strei llldllleport day Suft'inl 9:•o 1- m., Worley ind family th!■ ,...1\. . Mldtlleporl Syrac:ull' F 1'rd Un,lted Pr■tby,. Ood I& eternal life through Jesus IUnb JAnlhlcum retul1Jed KaleJ , • la. �. llornlnl Wor- terl1n Church, Howard Ruppelt, Christ our Lord. Romans 8: 23; ' ' �•m• Tli•� lroal Colu"l"l!ua •bt�. 10:lil a, tt. l'la' ■eivl et,.11 7 II• paator. 9 a. m . Wonhlp "The Right Wtdneeday evening eervice 8 p. m. lfter INQCfiipl �•Jime with i bft.,i .ii, �'Nli �� -..mff 'f:�Jtobert E. t/J J ptneu. " Ch11rch flt Chrl1t, IMldc:lleport; . :;. ,,r . lister lid •.;; ii,: . . ,' flnt, Upll<d Fred I .Gardner. :minls\er: Bible . Mr. an<! Jr"' Wll)iall! Hill ,ijil Your Wat,reen Ali;eney terian' qhUJ'Ch, Ho•ard RI\IPelJ. School 9:30 a.in., R. C. Steffy . ,11pt. ..,.._�, 1 I " Al ht It. lM , dau��ter •�. Yl,11-l'lj .�l'r: P'!• • . �•J w ,, �� /_-__ lii:-..A.i..:, JM•t�r; . ��nde)! �ool 9: 30 . '1 , Moi:nh'tg wor1hil1, 10:SO "Sear-Tis• i Cadillac-Oldsmobtie-Rambler 0ortte • �ner ,i ....�� uu�.,_,.. 1 W,'o,-iliiP 1 9:30 , a'. m. "The 1g.lJt· aue"; Evening 1ervice "�ot My Pomeroy M r: in"d ¥°"· .flffitt-t" Jr♦�Mn rw, Pllone. WY•2•2!i88 Seh� J l a. Ip. Children 8 C��lt io �i.,piness" ; idonday 7 : 30 . · Wtllll '1:30 I>: m, Jlepti.■mal' 1erviee 242 W. Main SI. .,..I._ Pomeroy N\1\ Saindj!ln ari.� 4,aukbter �� 3 P• m,, �flf•hlP 7: 3Q_ m . 8� Tru1�, �eet; WJ'tl., 6:30 , 1 Wednestliy 7:30 p.-m�1 Ptayer tneet bie ' o! J"un�ton City ' aW! · &ho fuNd,, dcf l'tld.+. lng •and Bible study. .1r.ehblr� 7 p. m . Af. choir. v11ltln, th"e - 8Ni naon1. Debbie ls ltadfiord C�rth· of C:�rl•t, Flrlt laptllf Church, Rtcl 1 Tu,..... ,ia1nt· l'1l, , hul Hookt UL · Ralph Hum�le Pas\Or, lbn Reed, R. 1MeCaule)' , paator;· , 9:30 a. paator; 9:30 a . m, Sunday School; J. P. . Joachim, �• S Plumbing & Heating 1 Wt'. and Mra. Jamee: Brannon Supt; Bible 1c!,ool 9:30 am; Morn· day School; 10:45 a. m. M , ni 8 p. m., wortlllD service; Wed. 8 p, . ' and bab, haYe movtd Into Tom ing wonhlp 10:30 am; Chrlttlan Worship "Whet If You ca ?" 6 11 m., Prayer m1'eU,n1. . .,._ 1'\'-l-20 57 LlnN>ln Sl.-;l!ld4Jeport,n. WY-2-2550 Mlddlepo,t . 24q ,- ' ' ! !lye's home W�l.e h• J, lri Aiton Endeaver (youth) 6 pm; Evenipl( p. m. IBYF (all school ai:es); 8 "'"· li,oltr IUB, hVI idfe � fl ► 1 1 vl1lt�: ., wol'llhip 7 : 3�; V{ednest.Jay evening" �·• Evellln-l_. �lce ''The M:9-1ler I tor; 10 a. m. Sunday Sch09l; 1 1 a. BtJ DIiion ts erpected- hoiqe on Blble S!udy 7:�. · Power1 oi Wed, 7:30 p. m. Worship; 7:30 p. m. VI'; Fri., 8 le•ve •�ut the 20th of Ju.lf. lmtbu,Y Church ., Chrlot; i" iq . �a er1 me,ttna:. p. m , Prayer meeting SaL. 8 p m · ' 1,11• Buehan•fl· fa�n;, , re�nton M•rcuin, mltillttr: Jll)le Schoqt iit" · •�r,.,.._�ftp,t Churcft, �rut I Chrilltiari lj:ndeavo,r. •• ' F�aturing Decorated Slices, J.ll'ove!Ues, Bulk will t,e held •t , City ·1:ti'lc- ln Park­ 0':30 a.m. Witb11t Rowley St: S�pt.; Uelid; Art.11\ir R. Mt'Cauley, pQtor; j South 81,tMI E.,._ Ptul Haokl, Middnott R\. 1, ' , ""'-'"3148 entiutg July 81·.:i" · ..,· •. · ' Morning· ·worslH p 10!30; pu,istian 9:30 a. m. Morning worshlp. pastor; 9:,0 • m. 1Jc,nh,lpr 10:30 a. Phone WV•!•�� • Gleil\l . Lin�lcuoi· · ret�mtd End'!,avor 1S p,m.; EVeninl wo!shfO, "\91'1at � Y.o� Can't,?'' t(t:15 a1 -� ._sU,Way $f:·hpol; 1,'-�•f' 8 IJ, m, , • '. � - llueodaj ''tom -..,.11t13, '1 p.m. meehn.e,. :;,,. ;; --,---:-----,---:--�--• •1•1.,Jt1">• . ..:..�.- Stwdl). Sfflot;l;, .iJ:$., J, �- Eve1itfti 1 1t• ----""llffl"1!'�ill"'"l'l'lll'l!!I"""___ _ ,•.,� '' ' •.. ;� ' ' ' ,•• �•�s v.._. ·. BAKE R FURN ITUR E R3D sweet}y, '° �• • I'M SERI OUS ! . .... at . DA N C E E ·- Ri d FREE PARK I NG SPEED QUEIN . W A S H l l ------- Sweet Singer By ROY L SM ITH With the question of "defense" uppermost in the minds of millions of Americans, a•n d wit h bot h the Russian and the U. S. governments spending in excess of $40,000.000,000 for military purposes, it may not be amiss to ask a simple ques­ tion. What bi oatiunal security? Military Situation Thro1,Jgh a period of a few years following the close of World War I I , when the United State s was the one nation that was known lo be in p0ssession of the secret of the atomic bomb, the America11 people developed a marked superiority complex. They assumed that their traditional "know how'' was destined to give them an eternal advantage. The Uniform Sunday School 1....n for July 17: "AMOS WARNS AG41NST FALSE SECUR ITY," Amos 5: 14-15; 6. Then came the shock when it was announced that the Rusii:ians had detonated an atomic bomb, and had perhaps pulled up alongside the Americans in nuclear equipment. This was �ollowed by the launching of the Sputnik, and then the orbiting of the rocket about tht moon, Suddenly an aware­ ness dawned on the mind of the public that we were in com­ petition with a people who were displaying amazing ability. As of the moment, the two giants of the world are al• rilost equally matched militarily. Each is capable of destroying the other. Enough atomic weapons are now stockpiled CHUCKHOll-Llltle dld d1·1ver Rlchl;l'd Taw�&K knuw tw.iw big _. tea.llJ blg di�le wuld , be when Wllgley a.venue dropped rrum unde,r him IJII CNC4g0. � •u#end rib tnjurlfl[I. to reduce th� �ntinents o( Europe, Asia , a,nd North America aud MrJ, Anno Chapman, who rM mto tho. �treet to rub�Je �•t.h.in the space of hours. The total prospect is look at w:h.,t biipPIII,� wu, atruek by anuthu car Uld· botb or. bar lll'll1I Wen bruken. I staggermg 111 tts terrible aspects. soNG ___ l $ suNw- 1 . . There js no possibility of either side winning a military F T GQq; - Qt· ' service at Syracuke EUB Church victory. Any declaration of war is an international suicide -------- zo, r� Gumshoes Put T0 G,oard•1ng Manager Reyes @ I t • I Rous. h's Shoe Store • g Champ Facin St1"ff Tests In I estern 0pen • What Is National Security? w· GOING PLACES? GO � ...t • SUN DA Y SCHOOL LESSON OF Tllk, W EEK ARCH SUPPORT I . "----------'--·;;-c;_·-,· I • • I Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-M iddleport. O., July 1 6. 1960-5 MBN'8 I I '"' • •I INDIANAlPOLJS UPI - Judy El• terhay of the Cleveland Swim Club placed fiHh Friday night in the 200 meter breasl stroke in the National AAU Women's Swimming · Cham• p1onship. Th� event was won by Ann Warnttr of the Santa Cl11r& Swim Club . Christine Kluter, also of the Cleveland Swim Club, placed firth in the 200 meter btlckst.roke. Lynn Burke of the Santa Clara Swim Club set a new meet · record of 2:25 in the prllllffQinar ies and won t he final event wiih a clOCking of 2:33 .5.' l � i t' I warm ing to their tasks . T he L s ,,..IM .. !ian � 11e over IS the 7:SO p. m. curfew al· Mic'-ey ffil\flbrennet pikh high r s 111ner m•· \.Mevran· Alll•N• 22 a c bro� � t � \ training sqt1ad nf the Burfalo N. . ; I ready had been p88!!ed bY 15 min· and" way insldfl, It 8truck bi� Ml�• ' by srnrm g i n "io _,!. Aqut c un Y . Bills h ad a scrimmue at their C lev■ l,rwt 4 W&fhln..,... 0 in the tace, pe·Jnfulb mastnng hi• I 1 ulet. devo 1i'rs irrri•<l h i m l h 1111dernu s• 1 East Auror a N. Y . camp t he O.trMt I New Yoril: 4 nt"lae. 1 The 11mpire soon had recoan iaed 1 2 ly Spe�er was rushed to Meigs other day when the tem1>era tu re hs�n K•�• City j his miscall on the foul ball but did Oil Resistant Soles l ha d BahiMOf'■ S Chtc■I0' 1 Severa 's, Hospital where x-rays mi<l-Sfi Gf'n\!ra'f lb• !he in advh1ing ruling. wa� hi� I no! 1 rhange husi• I('�. 1 1 1 , 11 11 rr, I 1 incn l ll'aJ! suffer prostra· ins.tur���:!:.':.-wooct- l cine m11nt1gers to_ Protest the giime, showed there Willi no fracture_. n ei;s. f'nt,-r l a i unii•nl .rn!I �ports I to quit lest lhey w 11h vton _ Syr�cuse tui;ked_ _the _victory . t1011. I 1 h g i 1 ·l' . 1 1 · 1 \ and expreHmg his deepest ree:ret1. 11 • h . . w i ll horiur 11 orld t (...a� . ffh•c (3-l ) v G jor Mat■n•I . fourth inning. with sev- I the M. lR · nu oth away �aintalned Card■ al managers Baron r�(!II • l r 1',d tl · o_1 �:f 5 Fl pion cham c.90 rown w;th , 8• tlmore •. Mlddlepot1 er umpire errors m the game en runs o� Oa\'e Baker s le s.<lorf 1 tcst 11111m w l dmru'r 1 1 1 t !w 1 1otc\ 1 Leo Cardenas a shorlslo p P ( r I •PPH (l♦ '" 6aurn11"" f11 vorc<l Racine could be p,ote�ted, smgl�. � h it batter, four . �al�s , U . Jersey Ci ty ( nee Hava � a ) of the l-l) a C om motio n ' T h iir�ila) 111;.:ht ·-( _ ional League, 1s defin ite ,s..t ) . nullilying the eUert of a Ra- Cund 1 U s double and Jenkms sm• " w i l l Internat ,. at: 0■tr•It - Tur1ey · thus S Al l \·· ◄ ·' , , 11 w i l l i ani lt11"n� , • Yer• New le · . 1 • Even. hi9 cme pro1 est . . gle • _ . be i:ur.� t , 1 ,r;i kt•r 01 1wr� 1111 t 1ie llHIJor 1ca,i:ue ma rw {S.I) 11' Larri, l6-9 I• 22 th111 of ly I n lhe filth Baker led off with a glowing [ speak . rivals 01 �h•l!>on . , ; ( Lid,· I 11 dais· ...., 1 1 1 1 h • C to■ at y n nl W t it , 9 oody Call said Baron pilot K tH Bo.ten . Malan. homer. H ut:kc f ''1 1 < · 1 . . -� 1·11 · 1 ." 1 01 1 ·1 1 .., : 1� y ea r old"· speedster from he had nothing but the hig hest Oelack ( 3-3} n Herbert (M). AT day , 11 ' 1 .. , tile C is owned by who J i m Louks• coming on in the , u ""'• · , · . 1 1 1 ,.,,�t· and Mr, 1· · 1 <";mnr 'ig r · " S d • G er •Y • •� g B inana · or acme espect 9 " f R r 0 fanned winners, na11· a 1 the M ourth for " rt• Cincinnat i Reds · General · u 1 1 1 ,. ,, 11 .. ,.• , 1 c · k 1(' I lP I11 11,1111 .111< 1 c· at Dlf alt 1 S. THIRD and ASH STS. 1 ' Fooz W. 0 If� a d f th e_i r in hi11 four inning stN"; tch . , nd L."111 ! er Ja,· k White of !hr Hil'hmond Ne•whlyOrk � �� ,•o -di�irnH ' " , . 1 t lH" d i nni·r. m .v t C� ;_ nd 2 a t • 1 • , t p ayers, e main 1une " , H NI ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • 1 Oil· d For Pomeroy Donnie Mayer Virginia ns ftays: " Cardl'rias is so . , Chlca 8 are at t Ba umpire l to games f hnCJr• l foughl R du�el)• i 1 " t 'd g a• Bl�ck• i� •n!ally. Willie 111,·id . i 1 1 1 1 l·r� and 1 1 ':, eds the th singled and w bltd be l p ood h e Open 14 tfourt, Closed Sunday rerta in to �ake error� ln judgm�nt well singled and tripled. voml al Hi 'i tu l u ·�I J n g r m a r now is they didn ' t ha \'e l{oy 801to n ■t Kanu, City • ---�and ev�n m rule mterpret�t 1 on Pomero:,, 231 100 0- 7 7 2 Joh ,w �., 0 1 1 1 1 i thi•ir t h 1 r rl t i tl e M c M I i l an. " DRY 5e WASH over Adios K. 11nd eruorcement. But he h inted Syracuee 050 710 x-13 9 2 fiµht w! l l 'l'••\ l'I" and �-hr1wver Sea Plane, owned by Arthur •' things certainly balance out them • Walt till some of \hi' t ouring Boyd (LP), Shasteen (4) and, !lta:.: 1 •t! of Dayton, won the first jub Meyring n� game. to rtmodell game e h t �etves'' �e from pros ilhful c ,1 f Winebrenner, M Fans (2). Bosu 11 Spen er, ayer 1-·1re in 2:08 3•5. Driven by . the were division on Racine :MIIS. DON GOSNEY, done pp hilters ror T L&ulu (3) (WP ) and Cundiff. M i lli n u :i irt• 0 1.1 1 1 ,,r T1m1 Y a 1,1, . that 's been $29.BO, Did: Buxton, ah e paid ourse al inn• fifth lu vilal a Owner and. ()perefur with ountry Beegle b stone Bruce \ lll J I :1 I' t l'fl k 1tldm,i.: when C C c h 1 11 • ke $5.60. $10.40 and lll'lt of Larry St'f"llf' and 11inaie, I Ohio, and homer in& Akron. t i u i to rih·r� w Bm1o!I oltl l 1 he· It c-hamp1on i.h1p Prlcl! with lwo !Ingles. pi t ·kmg 0 , , tu� l!Pd So� l)layen week'11 PGA real r he L: to a out n Por "Middleport Terry Johnson 1 tu 'Hm coultJ of 0111 f l 1hi· or hf' would y1,nk COLUMBUS UPI-I'm U own­ co:.ine, what with two a triple and two 1i 11gles, no hed , . trap" " Anoth11r Good Buy From Baker's • Bob other pla yer geftinK more than one Bill Wilson of Pomeroy an ed by Mn. Georae Vaneamp of nt> w fair r � }Qg lal lakes, 22 artifl new 50 !l r Circlevma, won the second- anc:I afety way traps 11nd an adtlillo nal 28 1 Burton of 1.Ag11n, tojethe with . .cl ni , ,�,n playen .. b young Ohio other . BRAND N EW !" M . g,een, the decidlni diviilon of the $5100 003 ......u 10 I lnps to g,,o,d R & two.year-old pace Frida)' night al 2M 06-- 1 2 8 1 '1 .(.AJ Barons noltl Palmer still rh11fing over were all 11et (or today 8 openm l:07 2-5 to psr Pr ke (Lr1 Bailey ( 4 ) , .Prlc@ (5) hie recent �e-sfrokl' Ht!lbark in g,a mo in Jet S tad i um � n the annual QUEBE� CITY UPI - The Scioto Down• in · hl&h shool t All Ohta est Ea · W � for be oul will and Wickline. 1Bumh, Johnson (3), Uni ted States sen1 But,ch Buchhol1 $3.60. $3 and $2.40. the Bri11sh Open, � lJ) . Carr (3), Murri� (WPI (!5) and Carr, and Chuck McKinley. a doublet . blood at Akron. But Art Wall Jr . series. Driven �y Forreal Short-, t,he 24 Hour Fre" Emcr�enl' y noad The teams meet again S unday m year'& leadln1 money winner lut bay dauabter of B.odqer t®k the to kids, Louis St. tel!!n-aged of team Service. appeared lo have regained 11_18 1 a doul;lleheader starting al 1 :30 p. clin�h the North Ameri�an Zone lead a t the tl.alf-millf pDlt and'· ' $ti000. ( i 11:iranlf'rd Hail Bond ' health and his winning form In m . EST. cup tll'lnls 11eT!eR "g■inat won by three-quartsre of a length· Davi, Prol t't'llOll recent Canadia n Opl•n a nd I Coaches or the west squad are Canada today. $ 10,000 Personal Accl• I the $ 1000 , Brlckel' ma y be a good "' !18 Ver" ht>I al Joe Bowers o! Lima Paul Big Barry MacKay of Dayton, � dent Jnsuranre ProhN:tlon . Convoy-Umon and Jack Rytn of of .,.� Akron · Ohio, and ,Bernard (Tut) Bartzen ol Cumph•tc 'l'ra,·t•I lnfom1alion I: Columbu11 St. Charles. Jim Cami)_______ match Mingles a Dallas each won H11u 1 1og Service . bell ol Powh,tan, Donald Hertle< w Friday to give lhe. U. S. a 2-0 lead. Rt-'\'11m1ncnd1"1 H otel, Motel and of North Canton Hoover and Carl Nasarenea To Attt>ntl WQn eaaily but Barben was i�acKay llr..'lt aur11nts . Schroeder of Mauillon will lead SPRING FIELD, 0, UPI - De• stage 8 terrine rally be· to forced Lat1•�h M n p;, Showing Con1true• 1 the Eaeterners. b11 m of Colu t..eonior In A11embly fendin11 champion Bill Canada'& Bob eliminated he rore i tion , nd Speed Trap areas. The annual seriee ig sponsored Tucson , A ri z . will hr back for the Rev. and Mn. Clydt' J. Bartlel\ Bedard. 10,000 Men1hcrs In Southern of the Middleport C h unh or the b)' the Columbus Junior Chamber W flstern Op P n J unior and Boys HAMILTON, 0. ' UPHweet \ . "Jl might have just as easily Ohio Na7.arene wlll leave Mond11y for Co- 1 of Commerce end the Ohio High ' Tennis C h c1mpiontihlpe here M on• Singer won the fffth and the get tliJn't Bedard tr 1-1 been M0,000 mt'm bna in Ohio lumbu m where they will spend the School Baseball Coaches Assn. The 1 da y throu g h July 24, but he will eight h races in the Z2-pace two­ tho�e cramps." said D u e Freed, '' 7 ,()U(J,000 members nationa lly . . week attendin g the annual D1s• coaches selected 26 players ror , find some sti ff compet ition. the divls lon race worth $2250 at g captain of trid· A.uembly of the Churches of each te11m from all pllrts of the SAY: Charles Passarc!l or Puerto Rko. the non.p layin m enls of · Ham ilton Raceway Friday night. the Nazarene. The followtng week Rtate. On ffldAy the l!C hoql boys Ul1l y ear' s champion of the1 ..,BC.y• u. s, tnm , echo iqg .cienti IT PAYS 10 UF.:WNG In both racea, sw·eet Singer, 's disappointed llli!ll.aln, 1htly will allm be ln Columbus to underwent workouts. Division. u�n lo youngsters unrler Canada the favorite owned by Paul Holtz Write Or l'ho ri■ Main. --------' p\t'1nd the regular camp meeting 1 16, will mnve into 1he ,Juni�r Div• Lorne ervllle, Monttom· o It As developed, Bartzcn, the mulle r f Farm ll ' .'hls year lo compete with l,ety, driven by Chl'lrl• I or their church. and e y Coun ���;r 32-ye ar•old three-time u. s. Nation • · r es Miller of Eaton, was second Courts champion, defeated Mr, and Mr!'!. I..ewlfl El l is nf Mid- I 1 llox 108 And Clark r.roehner of Lake- al Clay the and finishturn at third or ., ·2. fl \ dleport wlll go to Columbus nu1 d, 0•7, 4·6, -0, 6 6 2 . Mac· wood. a CIPveland �uburh. will Bedar Mlddleport, Ohio ed hard al the stretch. Kay routed Don Fontana of Toron, week to atttind t ht> Assemhly. comprte. Graehner h1111 won tive MIU Phon, WY-l-1092. While the mi nister is awuy mf'm· to 6• 1 . 6·3, 6-2, In a 66-minute dis- · Sweet Singer fin ished the fifth ,#t/lff Ohio Jayct>r tllleR in five years and her.!I of t h (' rhun·h will hr 11l race of one mile In 2:07 1-5 and \ ie the lop schnnlhoy tennis player play of power. 'Plllli ch11rge of 1 1w mld•week rrayt•r 1 • The United States will try to paid $$3.80, $2.60 and $2.40. She n Ohio. IUINI Y. m�lh1i. Thiii rnming �etlnesda_)' , .JF:RSJ,�Y CITY , N. J. UPI- i ln a ll . 17!5 teen11Ge tr nni11 play• make It 3·0 today by sending B uch- finished the elghth of one and I M1�11- c n rol ,ual'lih:-1 will lw m Two detectives were assigned to• r .!I wlll rompE>lc in the t o rna• ho!'z and McKinley agai n st Cana- a ne•slxteenth mile In 2 : 13 1 ·0 r n 1 · h n ri.(c'. of l he � t•r ii i_re an_d for 1.�t· day to guard Manager Nap Reyes mrnt, the final t unl'l1p for the Na, da's national doubles t" hampions, and paid 13.40, 12.80 and 1 2.40. HO W P L EASANT A ND SI E 1 foll,iw�lll! Wt'c k Mi � s Sh i�l ii y (, i i• 1J f l he Jersey City J ersey.!! or the tional Junlor and Boys Open cham• Bedard and Fontana, Should the U . M070l1NG CAN Blil S. w l n today. they would advance l I lh · y w ll --"·:•·==- Jn l e rnatlonal l .eague, w ho was I pionshlp nl Kalom oroo. Mich., to the next round of the North els To Play, Then "�'�'� - -";'���•� "';"�-;•;,;,� �k•�•-;.;; �===='.::.a"'.::C:::::::::-:::;:;5::: .. , brn ndf'd a traitor by a Cub11n · wl1ich starts the week or .July 23. American Z o n e competition F O i H O M E I I PAI R l � G � N il St11ge Big Fish Frv newspaper . I..1•11ior ls the nallonal �cho\aatic Aug City Mexico In Mexico against MODERNIZING NIIDS Tlie M&M Jets wlll pfay the EvThE> paper "Revolucton" Remi· titlist. l i e beat Passarrel for the ans Supermarket at their Kings . nffidal organ of the Caetro gov· crown nrlirr thiR year. He is top 6 · 8. bury diamond Sunday at 2 p, m.. ernmenl, 1-�riday branded Reyes seeded ior the tourney. then enjoy a fi1h fry o en to the a "tutor" (or accepting the job I The top-seeded boy s div ision public llR a team fund r1Jsing event of manager of the transplanted player is Mickey Shad of l...oull· Bob Eastman said today. l laY:11111 Sua•r Kinas. fleyes took ville, ,l(y , over the j o b rrom Tony Caatono, -------who quit when the franchise � wao ll·ot�s!err•d from H�,ana to ..... I ' • '" Jersey City. Reyes 11'1 a C1ocmnatl I il l • a, �an MfNfl Cleveland Lass Placed Fifth *''" i I IEP�m? • • • • • • • s Sports Parade ,I 4-Daily Sentinel. Porneroy-Middleport, O., July 16, 1960 wee . lie•-••' <all•A Ediilr '' ' v.:-, · . .·/· ' • - I>,.,/.u-,,,_; "' , -" ·;,.. ..... Out Joppa Way "°P<' lleflf, flOOfl •• I• -- f••'- KAUTZ FEED STORE· K. & c. JEWB.JRS B. & B. CABS WILLIAMS SOHIO SERVICE RUTLAND AUTO PARTS TifE DAilY SENTINEL ·•r �••u.,. a.ich MAX WARD AGENCY BAKER � "8'1&qepo� =· in: R. H. RAWLINGS & SONS CO. - rv .... -,r-,.,,,,.,..,,,,.,,,.,.,,, :u;n.;;;a11t . ,,,.,.....,..,, He(NER'S 1qjy THE UNITED STEIL WORKIRS OF AMERICA FOREMAN &··UIOTf STIFFLER RED AJKHOR OHIO Y��"" lg CO. . .llread H!JTI'S NWM . Mettl•• CITIZEN'S NATIONAL IANK n. f, • �\.,St�- ProJ, �� ,, .. ..,_,._ t\ KARR & YAN ffiDT MOTC)l SAliS 'l"•'iY· I WILUS '"TtlOJIY ,I I SUPREME ICE C�M CO. IJl•�;" . fl'IY,, STARK- DIUfS ' lll)M� IA-Y ., CO. �°"' KING I"" -y CO. • �(9) For Sole -Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0,, July 16, 1 960 _____;.;;a;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;a;;;..;;;;;;;a;;;a;;;;a;;;;;;;;a;;;.a;;;,;;,;;;;;;a;;;;;;;;a;_ 'r ARMALL M TRACTOlt ' I Cunn1n&bam, condition. Gail Wyllis Hill, Pomeroy. 7 16-Jtp WANT ADS POTATOF.S AND Beets. ,,,... Emncb, Bailey• Run, 7-16-Jlc ---- --- ---WlAVliLY TUCTOJll IAL U AND hn,cc,,. 5 1 2 I . MIIHI,. p.....,_,_ Phon• WY2-297S. Sa leune n: ltNdHllle. H1r•ld a.l'flhart, FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE 'llEl,ULTS RATES 4: cents per went, one insertion. Minil'iUIJ1 �lii: e - 60 �ents. I cents per word fo.r three cooi;ecuuve Ul&ert10». SM.ct al - one mo1'.tb for 30 cent J per word. . . Full rate of 4 cent.s per word will be charw:ed for adverll.61fli af oot paid w1tlun l U dwys aner receivu1,: bill , � to AoverllS-Ll\i - Should be li':pc':'lf'd tm.mediately. The Dailv Sentrnel will nol bt responsible for more l.ta.an one incor• red lrwert.:.on . . W"d oJ Tl:.•nll:s and Spe<"i11,I No1.ice1 oI .t\',"llil I U.ICl. ObltWIMH publi.s.hed at I ce'lt per word. U DA 'tS t MO. J DAYS I UA Y •;JORUS $4 . .)() SJ -35 90c 60c: 1� S I .� '6.00 $1 .:!0 00c 2f\ '7.M $2.25 $ 1 .50 7:ic 26 Ada Nee&ved b) 10 A..M. will b� in Uuit day a paper. PHO N E WY-2-2 1 57 I- l I I Notices I-or :>a le 1 0 Redouble Thei r Efforts .l-l9-lfe ____-,- _ __ __ '! HE FOHMER HOME O F Mr. and 1111rs. A. H . Brown, will be open from 4 p. m. until 7 p. m., Monday ana Tuesday, J uly 1 8 and 19 for the purpose of sellin g house· hold Hem. Persons who are inLere11ted lnily cal l during thOie 7 15 Jtp [ times. - - - - - --- - --SING.t:h ELl:CTRlC sewing maI chine, co � plete with attachments. Will aell for $39.60 or terms i f desired. Phone W Y 27-14-6tc 2204. I I ' reRMrrEAND PEST- CONTA:OL 1 \.\ ILL HAVE l 'Lr�N · 1-y Of HED lJll-0 80ATI AND MOTOR» W I by ••In. F ree ln:,.,.ctlon. I ns-A- I H.i:,,.l)IJl'rncs for the next !U day�. •nd i,p while ttt..,. lut, Metroeel by N111tionw1d•. Phone A: ] ' !t·a&e call _ a(l l•r (I I). m 1-' aye pom•n MOto,._ • .00 i. Main l 'u we l l . llacme. 7 15 3k 111nd A. Suvic• 'Station WY'lSt., f"ame,oy. Phun• W Y ..2-1110,. · 4-'l6 tl' SU6. J J .14-tfc • F, )l{ -SALi l -r �uWt:n MOWER, Brigg11 & StratLon molor, l anFOR u �:i::1CHJ US s11al· k� M' C Jark, f tique de�k ;u1d chair, 1 record Huy Yo• Jacl lJa1n lhr, M uldlcpu rt. and records, &, d i in good player 7-1 2-6k I -- -- c•mdilion. Call WY 2·66:J2. DA�L ¥ tr.:rn s1>ortat1ori from M n.I7 - 1 4-Jtc l ' l u n t . I __ ___ ·,c-:--..,- ___ tu 1 J u 1'011l dleport \'a . 11 ork s. 1.AUGi:; BOLEN g�nkn tractor Wash mgton , W l'hulll' yY Y �h1fts 11g 1 All morn with at l;11:hments. C a n be seen _ 7 W-3tt: 2-352 1 . Cole111an '11 , near et Luther 1 ia l l Ches hire, H t. LUie, Me1gs1 G;. AT i , A m ., hur�·J i:: . OF l J I L K OF'FI L''' z 7-14·3lc . __ __ _ tlw Wl'Ck uf will be dH.'>cd July 11th W i l l u J)(: 1 1 M(i n d ;,.y , 1-.:LECTHOLUX V11i.:uu1n Cleaner. 7 · 16-JL 1• 1 July 25t h . l'opular model Nu. ;jO in A-I Pomeroy, Ohio co11di lion. Complete with 1111 c1llachmenh and lhrow awc1y ( 3 ) I n Memo r i (] n paper bigs. Pay off balance In memory of our clt •ar s u n, $41 . 00 or $6. 00 per 1111111t h . Jame.s Ken11clh Searls, who I 7· 14·6tc EIGHT ROOM HOVSE, lwo five Phone WY 2-2204. p.assed 11w:iy three )' t•ars agu, _ _ __ __ _ - -,--- _ . room apartments, A, N. Bengel. EA HI.Y fl ARVEST apples. Bring July 17, 1 957 . 1 1-2 - tle Pbone' WY2-3272. container Sl .00 bushel. Dick Karr, Naylors Hun H i l l . 7· 14-!Hc FIVE ROOM unfurnl1hed apart­ No one knri ....-s lh1• hl' �r!d1r, - - -- ment wlth bath and ■hower, Onl )' those wh<i ha'-'C lusl i.'11 11 • gallon hall GLASS SALE l"OH ' garbage dlsposal unit1 newly tell, and quart jars. <.;heap. Call WY redecorated. Phone WY 2·633�. '11le jrief tha1 is horne m silN1rc, 7-14-Jlp 2-6139. 7-7-Uc For the onc Wf' J,wcd SD wl' i l . I ---- · date total $3,280.00 which is 75% of the goal of $4,400.00 set for Meigs County ··r want part1culi1rly to con­ gratulate the loyal worken who have given so !re�ly of t�ei� time �nd strength in Um drive he s..1d. ·:I am sure that the pu­ b l ic will see . th.� t their erforlli are not lll vain. Mr, M urray pointed out that the dollars asked for �h, con­ tinuation or the American Can­ cer Soc iety 's progrum is a small c1, mount of insurance ag.. illst th!& dread disease. The toll taken by cancer , is incalculable. We �an .!itatc it in terms of hospital costs whi , ·h alone run to more the $300 mil! io n annually . We can stale ii in terms of lives l�t - some 2 65 t housand last year .. Jone. Bul who ('an count the c·ost in terms of the pain and a nguish &f those whose loved ones have thi.s grim disease. Any one still wishing lo con­ tr1 hute ran .send their contribu­ tion to Mr. M u rr;iy ill the Ohio Fuel (:as Co , Middleport. Jle reported that collectlona to ( 9a ) Mar i ne Suppl ies JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR II Military Giant, KARR & VAN ZANDT On Wron g 1·eam, I D'1es I n Cermany I 1 4 ! For Rent l------- I I nrn;IDAIHE $25.00, 3 reHtaurant booths $30.00, kllchcn cabincl $ 1 3.00, brcokfilsl set $ H i.UO. See Kathleen Carpenter, Main St., 7-l4·3le Rutland. In our heart /11� 1t1l ' 111or)' lrn�cl's . Sweelly, ll'111Jcr, fo11d �rid tnn\ There is not u dciy , dear 01111, That we do not t h mk uf yuo. Sadly misllea by hl8 molhcr, father, s1s1ers and brolhl'rs. 7-16- l l p 1t0Ao-CAHT $JO.oo.- to p bugi;:y $(10.00, l •Otle hOrHC wa(:011 $20.00 M . E. Gcllys Ht. 1 , M iddlc1mrt, l luppy Hollow Road. Pht111e SIi 7-14-3te 2 -4308. 16) Lost and Found-- 1 LOiST Fl-.:M A LE fox l foumJ, bl.i- ;k ,ah-brown hat•k, dark brown head, speckH on lt•i.:�. Collar in­ scribed J u me� Hiekman , r u t 011 each ear $5.00. llewunl l l oward Stitt, Mldd lf'porl, Ohi<,, H I . 7 - 12-61p I I LOST BlLU'OLO S u 11dMy nli.:ht close to Carty 's Ui:•111aururll w1 Important paper11. r'lnclcr c1tn keep rfloney and return 1rn1,cri1. Leave ut C;arty'11 Hesta urunt, . 7-1 3-3tp Pomeroy, Ohio. -- · -181 . llfflO f,'OllD V8 Cm,lornllno 4 dr. tedan, one c11reful owner. Extru nice. $79�.0tJ. Uliwll1111,rs, l'omu­ 7- 1 4-tuc roy. . ' 18" BUICK Ve Special 4 dr. l>U• dan, Original black tlnlsh l!ku , new. One cwre(ul loc.al owner. $8�.00. 1Jl11el111&1n, Pomeroy. '1-H-6lc I -- -- - . Aulo Soles - . '' ', ' ,.• SPINET PIANO . -·- - MUST SELL! 19&7 MERCUlt Y Munt cray 4 dr. 1ed11n. Power 11tccring and brak, e1. Push bullon 11luU. lmmuculate l nsldt'! aud uut. $1 ,G9&.0U. 7·1 4•6lo 1 Bl.11ettn11r11, !'umorny. I I 1807 PONTIAC Vs Hard Top Cpe. One careful local owner, H ydra• malic drive. lh10J0 and hcuter. , li'ini&h liku 11cw. $1,5115,00. Bl11el 7-1 4-tllc tnar•, Pomeroy. ":":':'"�=--:-:- ---19&2 FOltO. (;ood conclltlon. All new lire11 :and ballery. C..:cmli1cl • Jlm RUie, Cheshire, Ohio. T·l2•6tc - See It At Zerkle's Trans. Co. Middlepart, Ohio e Hcaulllul 40" Spine! J1lano Design In A t'rench Pro\'lnclal (Cherryl Case. • Reliable Pcroon Can buy Very Re■ son._ble • Write or Phone R, L. Martin FIVE: rooms and b11ith In Mason 7•14-6tp Phone WY 2·2498. - -- --,--;­ ( 1 7 ) Help Wonted SALF...SMEN, 24 TO 40 yrs. old, experlence. Good mu.st have route and comml111lon. ABC Cleaners, Mason, W. Va. 7-12-tfc SALES OPPORT UNITY Men and Women. If you o11re in sales now .and .are looking for broader rlelda to conquer. Keep present Job while tralnlng. Send name, .addreH, phone number lo Polit OfHce Bo1. 18, Lan.caALer, 7 ) !J. -�t-' Ohio. l 1 81 Employment Wc "lted ------ (20 ) Busi ness Services TSLEVISIO N RADIO AND SMALL eppllanu repair. Phone McClintock, Racine, O.'ilo. 2-1-llc, ou, APA!, t'MEN'ts - i'Urnllh•d and unlurn lthed. MellMten,. Middle 2 3 tf port. Phone WY 2-2082. -- u.;;u-■-L■,-. w11T1No ..cANL ■ 11 ,- . HOUSI appU■ncee. Amold Ir► . then. lyr.1cu.., Oh'9. ,hone 1 1-1 Ml WY24114- r. '"n-�·r�., B . . Call Diel SltrrtH , Before 9:30 A,lll, l>lhkfl.,.,t WY�� Pomeroy WY4-lbl KAUTl P�D STCHII Al C.MIIW yu41.., 14141 IIAMII.L llllVICI ITATIDN --­ """"' ­ FORD 8 cyl. cudomli11c . new ii .... Ure■ and new )11ii11r job. J r1L·cd . l , na■onablc . Noel WIison, :.!.l:4 .. W. Main St., J'omcruy. 7·16-3lp � """'411 Cle1111 UNtlf C•n All Mal'" ,Ml Meo.lel, ';,.. illlTlt-lTAN MOTOtll, -- a.at .... ... > - ----- PUILIC AUCTION IYery Day ,_..... Due tO my dlacontlnuln R hou11111kc1i piui,: I will sell the followln1,:1 AIR CONDJTIONl!IO, IIEFIIIOEII, auon aervtct, Jacll:'1 Relrla:er■• P1•1nr. at... I at my realdence :t91 Lincoln lion, New Haven. 1"hon1 TUI• Street in Middleport, Ohio, .July 3537, ln.; 24 TV Molorola M.: P. I 23, Moh11lr Chair & Ottoman; Bar­ AU�TIONIII IA5. FUEL OIL apd Cct1\ fur• Ov-entutfed rell .Rack Chair; ....... C-olote UCU, CAil for flff CMlimalH, Chair; Twb Rocken· Book Ca&e; Crttt . ......NI • fortm■n A Abbott, ·Middleport. Antique Dlnlnri Table; Driening ..,..,_, - or COlllllt •tu-Ulo Table and Bench; Card T■ ble; A. C. altADl'Cllli), ...1111, Cllllo. Dinette Set; Two U l l Uty Cabl­ • netM; Metal Wardrobe; M1ilrhlr Top Dreu11m1; 3 Pc, M 11 phi Bed CLOTH, WOOD SLAT POBCII 11had111, cloth pon:b valance, Jloo111 Sulle; Jenny Lind Bfld; awntna,, veneUan blind,, wtn­ & Cedur Che11t; !\hyt1u: Witahcr tne e,Umatea. dow ah1d11. HJ nsc Tuh11; 8 Day Clock; llliihe11; D11.le Wt,ptl. llD Union Ave., 4 G1111 l lealerij: Electrk llcwlcr� " 31 IOJC Pomeroy. 1'� rh:ldo11lre 11nil Fan■; LampM; 1.arge; llwdlo; }i;[1Jctrlc Ro11Htcr: i-� ry Pan; W11rtlc lrnn; Mhi:er: 40 n. E,ctenaiou I.adder: Chlld'a PRO Scooler; 3 wlndow fa1111 and many COM�U.TE Ppm,. Fin, Aut1i, Lile. tetUon, other Ile ma not listed, Nllll, lllddto,or, Coll Don Mr11. M. c. Hobart, (Owner) Sale eonducled by Bradford Auction Co., Racine, Ohio. 7•16-tllc 6 -u 191 For Sole =:-= --,---- ' ( 20b ) I nsurance 1"1SUiwici 1957 FORD !Mall)' owned and low mile­ .... Beautiful Ivory over red fl,nt■lt. Uke new tires. Std. Trau, Radio ■nd Heater. 1' :i Door $1095 .POMEROY OTOR C"..O.· . ' ,_,..,t;' omo SHAKE ,,,.-;hi•• 130.00, 1 oommercl11l ,mall 1of11 $30. 00 1 pr. bHeball 1hoe1 like new 11te ,,,,. 13.00; l RoUerel{'ctric ,haver $30.00. Phone sr�-3944 '1-18,Stc CIIOon. 111 LK ... ,�------- ( 2 l l Real Estote NEW HOUSE, ·rwo BEDROOMS, lar1e llvina room. bull\.tn kltob• en cabinet■, ••• l\lrnace. ln1u-lated, lar11 car _port. •lao foot trontaae. Wrlcht ,Stteet, of.f Mulberey Ave. .-.,00,00. Phone WY 2'3211 WUbur 'l'ounc or WY l-2'108 Valley Lumber and Sup11-ty Co., Mlddle»ort. Oblo. 7-8-Uc NECCHI Sewlnt Machine-Complete :da: &al - Makea hundreda of 1tt1chment1. dcalgna without Ort1ln1ll1 10ld for over �-00 I ,, :r:t• """ba " • "'i".,. -M -cc.a.::--7-N>O 8AL ,,- 0RF-' ...-, Pay off blllance of PS.00 or full blNmant. out of water, ■d· take over purnffltl of SD,00 per JolDlnl aportmont Pb•· WY month. Phone WY 2-. T-l+elo I 2-3571, 7-14,(lle ., BAD NAUHEIM, 'l'be keynoW', Rep. Walter H. ludd of Mlnneeota, 1et. • word :hom permanent claalnnan. HolDO MlnorJty Lea.du Oharlea li, A. Halleck of Indiana., before openlnr of tho eonventlon.. Channel 3 - Saturday 4:00 4:30 5:00 e:30 6:00 6 .30 r :4.5 8:55 7:00 7:30 8:lO 9·00 9:30 10:SO 1 1 :00 1 1 :JO 1 1 : 15 'UlO 2:5-5 5:30 5:@ 1:00 "1:S:> 1:00 8:30 9:00 10:00 11:00 1 1: 1 0 tl:15 ·---- --- .I I I TO SUIM\lll HOM! VATICAN, CrrY UPI - Pope John XX.Ill is expected to movf! to his summer residence at Castelgau­ dolfo before the end of this month, Vatican sources indicated today. Bop. Molflll llllrd or Wlloontln II &Ill tcmporar, platform ·""' - JULY CLEARANCE SUBnEN DRESSES 12:00 The Bi.it Picture '2:30 John Hopkins File LOO College New& Conference 1,ao National Edu. A•�ciaUon 2:00 Mystery Matl1"le 3:00 Open Hearing 3 : 30 111A 4·:00 llka Chose Show 4 :30 America,n Atta Trlo 6:00 Matty's Funday Funnies S:30 TBA i,oo People's Choic!' 6:30 Sports Hlahllghts 7:00 Trackdown 7:30 M.verlek. 1 8:30 " La�man , 9:00 Tbe Pebel 9::,0 The A!,sk:ms NATIONALLY M>VIRTIIID lllANDS ChGnD11_, 1 3 - Saturday 4:00 Comedy Time t:'5 Apiel'ican Album 5:00 · Dance -Party 6:00 Q.ock Lake Party 1:00 Highway Patrol 1':30 Perry Muon 8:30 Wanted-'llead or Alive 9:00 ¥r. Lucky Travel 9:30 Have ·Gun, :0:00 · Gunsmoke 10:30 Not For Hire 11 :00 11 O'clock. New■ lil :lG Theater 13 Chtnnel 13 - Sunday 12:00 J2:30 1 :1 5 l:2ff 4:0Q 4:30 11:00 8:30 B EC K Y'S WHAT'S WRONG •:oo 6·80 I I I IN 1 '34, the Kennedya po■ed for thl1 runo, photo at tbelr &.ton borne. l"rom left: &1-­ w■rd, Jeanne, Robert, Patricia. l:unlce, Kathleen, ftoeemll'Y, John (then 11), Mn. RoM Kennedy, Joaeph Kennedy, J01epb Ktnntdy, Jr, (not llbown), wu 11:Wed tn World War IL 1 ) Real i:stote ---1 2------- FOR SALE: Geor1e McQulu pro­ perty, Llncoln HUI, Pomeroy, Slx rooms and bath, Dealrable IGcatlon and :yai,f. Phone WYl3861 . 7 l G 2tc � J:DD 8:00 •:• , _ ... ____ , ffA l ftra ll ,oa doo, _ onoulh· I 1 - IO -...IL Ro, I .... ..::: .. ,I =.-::: ro t- If ,...,,. , ----,-,-FOR sALE : B EAUTI>'UL, NEW :!­ bedroom, 26 x 13 llvln1 room, paneled kitchen, l '4 baths, hard• wood noor,, 2 complete beatlnt ■y11.em1, full b■■e ment. Syracu1e Ohio. Shown by appointment only WY 2-8233, 7 I I 6lp ' IN It.II, Joeeph Kemi9dy and 1Dn John (then AND NOW, In lNO. u Democrat!o prutden.. I � l • ••rod. n. I � � oqu,,,.. ro .... l 1ya, ,- lndlYid_,i ,equira- I . tlio...., __ _ 1 -· w ro 1M ,.. t1io l Ill pa.ullld for the camua in. New York en tlal nOlllinee, that John kfllmedy iaow '5) routa hom, from London for Chriatmq l"be la lhown with Sen. Lyndon Jalulaont .bla YiCe tide Kennedy wu Am.ertean ambuaaclor. pl'Mldf!ntial cbolce. In Loa- .A.npl• windup. . · --,.,- . are attending 4-1[ camp 11 Can• Cl ON IS SACK ID MIODLl,ORT-2-itory brick, 9 ---= II,,:: tera Cave at Jackson 1h11 w•ek, room■, 1 � bathl, 80xl20 lot. La MOSCOW UPI - Sovlet Presl- 1 I.I Alpha Barr who It employed at Good location. Elsy term1. Wallbrlt1ge spent the week.end dent Leonid �1hnev and former $11,000.00. , IYIACUll-4-room trame, bath, President Voroahllov Kliment Mrs. w, E'. Croua'er la vl!iting with his family. lot !8175, All utllltlH, $3300.00 have been rele11ed from lhcir In Mandield, • ttie g-uest of her 1 POMIROY -- Service station , poate In the powerful Central Com- daughter Mrs. Larry Welty room houN, � m.lttee of the Soviet Communitt equipment, ... Elmer Nelson and Orville- Ker- / • 1"11111• bolh, lat 180xlll0. Gollli bual­ Put)', ll waa learoed tod■)'. 1ey called on Le1Ue Phelps Wedne11. $15,000.00. O P T O .. B 'l' a l,1 ,.ne!Jday afternoon. ALIIIIT M, COX, k'-• · ' a llptDdllli ti Gary Chl11.een Tbe weelr. of July H-30 la de­ - WV 142211 ... 22t , Offi.,e ,._ ,_ _ , .. •· . y111.-_N_ 41!1 WV 2'aM lil"'lld H N1Uonll Farm SafelY Wffk In C.luOlbnt, · pwJ&bt NeJto,n ID4 Lor17 Birr j ilh& �ffl41 lbQ 4 kf.4 , • ._, • I !< l ; - e ----I -- · ---. ,1---- -- . ngSVI e 1-..eWS Reported ' I W. COMPTd"', O. ,D• . . -- �Jt�!••IIWJ woot. l. ..''j•!�T'- ,t ni:-L) , - 1 0:30 Johnny Staccato I LOO The News Tonight ! t : J (t Lale Show Teach('rs' Workshop Romper Room Movie Your U,o Repollld' I Manie(! Joan Restless Gun Love That Bol Abgut Faces Medic 3:00 Day in Court 2:30 The Gale Storm Sl!:o• �-no Beat the <.iock 3:30 Who Do You Trull f1)0 America11 !:' 11.nllBtnd 5:· 30 Captain Gallant 5:00 San Francisco Beat: �- 3' Tour &iio ·.Re-pot1at 8:40 Weather Teller 6:45 John Daly Newt 7:00 TBA, 7 · 30 CheYenne 8:80 Boltl"bon Street Be,• 9:30 ..Adventures in Paredi:-e 0:30 Ted Ma�k Amateur 1tour 1 1 : 00 The New!! Tfl'1i�ht +l:1�nin1J the W"e1111her U:Jla,,. Sport Report U:20 Late Show l0:00 l4icy ;. Connecticut I0:30 Wbi1,ti: My Linc? 1 1 :00 S\lnday News Special t l :15 Theater 18 8«1 9!00 10:00 10:30 I t :00 1 1 :30 12:00 12: SO 12:45 1 :00 1 :80 2:00 8:15 3:00 a·v. l:!IO 1:15 1111n 1:00 CBS News Capt•in Kangarno �oon Theatt-r December Bride Video Village 1 Love Luey Clear Horizons Love <fl Lile Search For Tomorrow The Guiding Light Hf!art of the City AB the World Turn, Full Circle 1'he Milllonalre l'be Ver<ll · .t is Your, The Brl&hEe!' Da, 'It� Secret �torm The Ed1f'.'< of Ntd-t The Three Stooge■ _ The Lite of JUley Artliiur J. SDUth Newt A Look at the Weatbef Jule,, Rlvlfn Show Am05 'n' · And.• Highway Patrol K'ate Smith -Show The Texan Father 1Knows Belll Thl!i ,Danny Thomas Show The Arm Sothe'tn Show Hennesi,y The DuPont $flow News A Look at the We■thu • neater 13 ------ WMf'O Daily Program Schedult 0:118 st1n On 6:00 8:15 fl:30 7: 00 8:30 8:35 IUO 10:00 1f·1:0 I 1 :00 12:15 1 :30 1 :35 t:30 2.35 3:30 �:S3 4:30 4:35 5:80 5 45 6:00 6:30 8:30 Country Ryrt,n Time 8:3& Tb-e Sunday Sho.9:30 Newa RFD IU:5 The Sunday Sbow Brea khat Party lt:90 1(ew1 News 10 The Sunday Show Breek l1,.;t Prrty , I j 't The Army Hour News I 12:00 f'ioon New1 Motftrcade , 12 : 1 5 Vlr,8'inla Vitatoe (Pagevlft, Star Salute hpostolic t:hurrb, Top Ten ) 12:30 United Nation, Show W eekend 12:45 Social Security News 1 :00 Rev. Teets (C.arpent,r) Weekend 1 : 30 Sund.e.y Sbowcaae Ohio Newe 2:ll() AnnlYlf'krY Sbowcate W�kend 2:30 Broad.,.ay Showcase New.s 3:(lt Sunday 8bowc.a11t Wee kend 3:30 Bev, WU- <N•w Yaveu New! Church oI God) Weekend f:l)O li_unday ShowtUe Guest Star 4:30 Hew1 Pat Boone Sho"' Surllby Showcu:: Sundown Serenade News &. We■t!\er Off the Air . . . 5:40 Congressman MqeUer Sunday 5:45 Washingon Rerortt to lh1 7:45 Sign On People I 7:47 Sunda y Chapel I 8:00 Sundown Serenade o-oo Rev. Mt,ntgJmer, <RuU.od l 8,80 Off the Air Guest Star Newa & Weatl-er ll•lanl • Charle, Olehl The Laurel Clift Health Club members and their ramilies bad a picnic at Syracuse Park recently. Attendance at Laurel Clift, Free .Methodist Chureh July 1 -3 was 97. Louis ArYin Diehl aad Lepn,ird Lyons atlended &>' SCQut camp at Ca�p Arrowhead, }:luqtinelon. Mts, Emrna Fox, Mr. and Mrs, CJark Cline and &0n, 'l'.erry, and Mrs, Iola Howen and children vis­ ited Camp Arrowhead on family lli&ht. .Mr. p:nd Mrs. Lou Diehl and Mrs. Betty Diehl and son, Charles were recent Gallipolis visitors. ICIU.!I OF SIX, - IDahMl Mr. and Mrs. Muri Harris ancf i'ekec.1 (above!, 25--year-old family spent several days with her aelt-.styled Hungarian tree. · parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo1·ge Ren­ dom fighter, waa grav� : shaw. wounded In New Brunawick., N. J., when shot &ad eap,o j Lou Diehl called on his sister, tmed by a pollcemaa bUllt,., Mrs. Alice Moore. ing b1m atw bo41et of tWG Mr. and Mr,. Vern Story of Col­ murdered poUe6m.en w e r • umbus and Mr, and Mrs. C larence · found In B'ekec.s' ap&rtmrnt.. Ackley, Athens, •pent Sunday •ith Bulleta in tb8lr bodlu match their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nor­ man Sc1-aefer. those Wblcb llilled a man. ■Dd throe WfJJD.111 on tlle Dr. liln. Edna Schaefer and Mrs. i'nnci8 ClarU eatai. In F1;1rn Story callt!d on Mrs. Leona Karr. New Bnmawtck ia.t Jan. -.; ¥-r- �tid r,t:rs. Charlps J)i1;1hl and sonS ��ed on Kr. and r,t:rs. Oscar RAOIOAC'f.lVE DliNllUR•S WASHINGTON UPI-The A tom- Srn iLh 11nd new daughtn. Mr , �nd Mrs. ¥orwan 'Schaeft-r i<' Energy CtJmmission is investia:ating the use in jewelry n nrl 1· .are spe11" i(l g 11evetal days in Col­ false· teeth of a low-conce ntrated u mbus at -I�� horqe of Mr. and M rs. rndiaactive material. The ABC V-4= rn ,Story. Thursday identified the material as I Mrs. Iola HoweO and children ruthenium J OO found in some ru - are vit,i t i og friend:, and relativei; in t henium metal. The commission Canton. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Diehl called on said it.s study so far showed the contaminated material does not M rs. Nellie Tracy. . !ir: and Mrs. Lou � iehl and ,.,_.., present a health problem. . -·anift.�lirler'-Dfi!hl and '!on· ', 1,�f.�n' .eVeni11r with their eon, Louis, whp was s�nding a week at Camp Arrowh11!ad in Hunlina­ ton. li.rs . l-!ildred _.\,tkley, Athens, called at lhf! ho�e of Mr. and Mr11. Lou Diehl and al10 called on Mts, Betty Diehl. 1Mr, and Mrs. Elis_h a Vitatoe and and Mrs. L owell McNickle nt Mondav ev,e,ninJ! at the home of Mr. and Mr6. Oscar Smith and daughter. Brings You The Up To The Minute Mason County NEWS B Ti111es Dady 10 AM 11:55 AM .' . ,'49.. ,J: ----- - MorninQ Star Events- Of Wec!k By lrm.1 B Ihle Mre. Blanche Easterday is at• tending Methodist Wom�n•s Camp at Lancaster this week. Mr. and Mrs. Willinm Davis and daughter, Barbara, of Toledo. h.ave been visiting with relatives, Mrs. Blanche Hamm, Mr. and Mrs. Del• mar Hamm, Dana Hamm and fam� ily, Virgil Hamm and family and .Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grueser. :Mrs. Ralph Pai-ker or Che11ter was the recent guest of her sister, Mrs. lleed Euterday. Rev. and Mra. Carmichael "'!'ere recent guesU of Mr. and Mr.s . .Del­ Mrr. M.ary Lou Ihle and children, Pbyllla Ihle and Chule9 Jr., were dinner guests of Mrs. Frances RP· berts and (OD, rhilip, on .{uly •­ Several from here attended the i funeral of Mrs. Belle Holter at . d'�_!Jlel, Wednesday. 'l\(rs. Mary Hamm and sbn, Ro­ bel'!, M'f, Ci P,4 Grue"'1' sod �fl'. �,Qf>thy 'MibtileJ 1ttended the Lµ, J. &iieran dedication at Logan Sunqw. James Hamm is attending 41H camp this week. mar Hamm. *,,} I /tf I • \I , " 1 J ·! 1·• • WHO OUT 1\RE AT TODAY ? YOO lA!i-ON6 • GASOLINE ALI.KY l M !lit • J>artna, :Snd it t5 . my duty, a�, 1\9 da:ldGd, ta uideol), 'm oon,; �fl'l>''� b•ck WJ E H . *' I, ' WITH MY C�YON ! LA5Ul�G OOT Of Week News By Mr■• OF 711' 'IOU N TH' IJOTH OF= US! r ,NG, CUltt.V ! ':. l'M ,,as o,ao Y t�YO :rB..::�:::::;;:;;-:;::::,,.":::::: -:r.! �s :;:::irr.:: � FIX:-, ' .-. ACI SHOUI.PltT NAVE ( WtU SAi':r::: l'LL MAIIIANDU!D MV OlD i\N ENEMY · �L, JOE 31Nt<S! ' ! Laurel Cliff 2:30 House Party 1:80 . . . ... . . ..... .. . . . . . .. . . . ....·. ... . . . .. - ..... .. 1 .... .... .. 4 • ' I ! 1-Y. D. EDWARDS lnsurw, AgNCy I I \·00 //4 ad+lco -. .. 1l .,...,_ COil. your 1.11,·1■ · 1 : fU 1 1 : 15 1 :00 Rev Elwood Olbti., 1:00 Comedy Time •=15 Baseball Leadoff 1:20 Baseball II.SO . .qnnedy -Time 7:00 Wilco1 'ilev. Wlllll'd 7:30 0 Onl ll' 1ert, Q":OO Fact -Jhe Nation 8:80 , ' 9:00 FYI 'twentieth CtntUt)' 9:SO , Lallie '10:00 -.Jienni, -tl.ie )4'.enace 10:80 The Ed Sullivan Show t l:P.P Qenenl Eleetrfe Theat"'-1' ,-1 : lO 1 1 :15 AUNd Hitcbeodt Preantl -·ai,y. I 1 You"n ftl. eoun1 1 ...... • roan And 11: I , lev. ·M at�!tewa IJl}.erica.n et i�mt: CbrlsM.an Scieft\.-e Air Force Scnpbook Camera 3 Dig Picture U:30 RFD, USA MIDDLEPOR'f ,:oo 5:;10 6:00 6 : l l5 6:25 •t-:-J< I 8:45 7 :00 7:30 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 Sign On Today Ka.tie Doonan Shaw Topper Douah Re )If Play Your Hunch Prir:'!! lil Jlig!1t CnncentraUon Trutlll or• Consequencea Jt Could be You Mid Day Newa Movietimt! Lorett;:i Young Theater Youn g Dr. Malonl! From These Roots Comedy Playhouse Adventure Time Steamboat Bill �gt. Prt>ston Music in the Round Jim Thacker �bo\11 Weatherc11st 1.:rw<- Pkr Ruut1c,- Brlntte, Report Huckleberry Hound Riverboat Tales of Wells Fargo Peter Gunn Goodyear Theater Summer Special �r....-1: He-:i1 1tJtW<!a!hl!rc11s1 Jack Paar Show Sign Off Wli,T H�TV-_Channel 13- D:00 1:30 1:4.G J0:00 · 10:so 11:00 Reduced $ 1 .00 off ChonnPI 3-M onda, 6:-f3 7·GJ 9:00 9:30 O:OU 10:30 1 1 :OU 1 1 ; 30 12:00 1 2-� 1� 1� 10 2:30 3;00 �:$0 4:00 4:30 Channel 8 - Monday wm , CHILDRENS AND TOP MAN LOS ANGELES UPI - Gov. M ichael DlSalle really wu lop m•n In the Ohlo delegation lo tho Dem• ocratlc National Convention. DI· Sal1t1 '1 room at the Figueroa Holel was '130. State Chairman William L Coleman w11 in 000 .and pubUc relatlon1 director F.d Chapin WH In 530, I 1 1 : 15 'fi1ewatch 1 :00 �ign ore Baseball Travel Film America's Newsreel Album :Record Hop 8:30 Dick Clark Show 8:30 Brave Stallion 9:30 LeaY.; :: To Bener L,wrence W�lk S�f. 1' 1 :25 1 :30 Jubilee , U. s. A. , 2:00 Up-To·The•Mlnuto New� Spotts Report 1 2 :30 Late Sliow 1 :00 ! :30 (ha11nel 8 - Sunday STRIKERS lllTURN PASO ROBLES, Calif. UPI About 1 0,000 members of the In­ ternational Arlsoclallon of Machin­ ist (1AM) return to /their jobs .at LockheNI Missile and Space Divi­ sion plants Monday m orning-their month-long strike 11it o11n end. TIFFIN 0. UPI-Five persons were killed, lour of them from one fam ily, .and two children critically injured lodey in a headon collision on U. S. 224 about 1 2 milu west of here near Attica, The slate Highway Patrol post at Fremont said four of the dead were In a car driven by Thomas Earl Brenner, 31, Roule l, Hart• ford City, Ind., who was kllled Blnng with hl11 wHe, Joyce, 27, and two of their children, Sherll Lynn, 6, and Uebra, 7. Also killed was the drlvet of another car, Arnold Jo.11eph MIi­ ler, 22, Tltrin. Two of the Bren­ ner {'hildren Larry, 1 1 , Knd Gary, 10 were liated in critical condi­ tion ln Wi llard Munlclpal Ho1-­ pltal in Willard. The patrol !aid Miller, who waa alone in hl1 car, apparently lost control 11nd went off the right side of the road, swerved bJck onlo the highway and croa■ cd tho center line, cr■shln1 head­ on Into the Bronner automobile, --- -- Cha11nel 8 - Saturday YOU'TIH ARRAIGNED MASSILLON, 0. UP I-Eighteen year old Daniel Manwiler wos ar­ raigned today on a flnt degree murder charge aftet he admitted he aet the fire whlch killed his elderly and nearly blind grand• mother. Five Slain In Headon Collision On Route 224 - 10:43 Sign On 1 1 :00 TV Chapel 1 1 :30 lndu1try on Parade 1 1 :43 Dugout Dope 1 1 :55 Cincinn ati Ba1eball 2:30 This is the Life 3:00 Sunday Movietim e 8:00 Meet the Press 6:30 , Sunday News Picture 1:00 Overland Trail 8:00 Music on lee 9:0 ' Chevy Sho. ., ro:oo Loretta Young S1ir-. 10:30 Peoi;le Are Funny 1 1 : 20 News Headlines 1 1 : 10 Weathc:-ctst BASS REL EAs•o Ralph Bass, Syracuse, was re­ leased from the Meigs County jail today on $300 bond for g rand jury action on a DWI charge. He also I paid $10 and costs on a charge o( driving without an operator's li­ cense. Republican .Nat.Iona.I Cbalr­ man bi Seuator Thrutoa B. Morton or Kmtucky. Walch Mr. Wlulr4 &i::iencr Fiefi,, n Theater DetectJve's Dairy Wat erfront Home Run Derby News Picture Sports Roundup W@athercast Sa.turday Night Jamborea Bonanza The Man and the Challenge The Del)ut World Wide 60 Man .· 'rom (nterpo l Ne ..·'i Headli nes W Jalhercut Shockwatch Sign Ort Cliannel 3 - Sunday HOLZER HOSPITAL Admitted July 14: Marion L. French, Middleport ; Crystal Lee Froth, Mason; Robtrt Freeman, Duane Jeffers, Jr., Cheshire; Syracuse. Dismissed July 14: Harry Sny­ der, Mrs. Homer Jenkins, Mrs. Harold Oare Caldwell, Mrs. "Holme&, Tommy Hanis, Alvin Spencer, John Thompson, Mrs. Morrt, Langdon, Mrs. Ray John­ son, Mrs. James Skaggs and d.au. ghter; Mn. Terry Oeborne and d11ughter; Mrs. Jesse Merry and son; Mrs. Norman Mitchell and son; Mrs. Albert Wigal, Mrs. Le• wis Criner. 'lbe Odeqo amphlt.h1111t.er ln9tde and out. aeene or &be ltepubUcaa National oon•entioa. Germany UPI-F'ormer Field Marshal Al­ bert Ke3Eelring, one of the mlli­ lary giants of Germany in World War II and a convicled war criminal, died today after a Jon, ill ness. He wa:. 74. Kesselring died in a Bad Nau­ hcim nursing home, 20 years lo the day after he became a field marshal. His death was amiouncP.d by helmet the "�tahl helm" steel veleram ' organization. which he headed until his death. The or­ gan iz�tion attribu ted his death only "to serious illness which he contrartcd w h ile a prisoner.'' Al the ,:,nd of World War I I Kesse l ring was c.:,m mancler of all Ge-rman troops in what was still called the Mediterranean •rea. A British m i litary court con­ demned him to duth in 1 94'1 in Venice for Lhe execution of par­ tisans. The sentence later Wft!I changed to life lm prjsonment and he eventually was relea,ed altogether. I n 1 952 he became "Stahlmelm" leader. IIOUSEWORK BY THE HOUR OR Phone flay, Avanell Youn1. 7 1 l 6lp WY 2·9904. '' "Sewln1 and Food Prepara, tion" was the topic or the pro. 'jecl leallOn given at the July 1 1 meeting of the Harrisonvlll e 4-H Honor Club held at the local school . Different ways o f cutting and wrapping sandwiches was demon• straled by Deborah Sheets and Patricia Woolm.an. A discussion an d demonstration on paclcing 11. lunch box was conducted by Patricia Jordan. Shirley and Sandwiches Uken lo the meeting by members were judged. A re­ port on freezing food products wae presented by K.aren Gilkey, and a cheny pie was judged u a part of the fooda project. Miss Gilkey president, presid­ ed over the meeting which open­ ed with pledges to the 4-H flag . and American flag. A discussion Wit! held on the j unior camping sesaion and plans wer(' made for ii picnic for parents and mem­ bers of both the boys and girls' dubs at t'orked Run Lake, July 24. Mrs. Geneva Nolin, home eco­ nomics eJCtension' agent, announ­ ced the judging of sewing and cooking projecta to be held on August 3 at 3 p. m. and the &tyle revue on August Q. Mrs. Pauline, Atkins and Mrs. Sharon Jewell, advisors, and Mrs. Esta Mae Blackwoi,d Jr., leader, as• slsted the members wlth their sewing projects. Mrs. Jewell, re• porter. W11h the 1960 Cancer C'ruHde nearing an end, Charlei Murray, County Chairman today called upon workers to redouble their f"fforts on the home stretch. Ol'tiO. Pt..n. CMtY',11• Ml, ------ -- -- ·--:- -----TE l,., E V tS IO N GU I DE W SA Z.TV Ch an nt! I 3 . • Dally Senli nel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 16, 1 960-7 Sewing, Food Pre paration Was Lesson Subject I Workers Called Good - ·- • , .....� .. .----------i �..,. THE PRl'ZE IS A NANCY NANCY-• WANT TO 1!:IUY A RAFFLE TICKET � ··· ON LY r-. ,--.,· A PENNY U'rf'LE OR.PHAN ANNIE CL<>THES J>RYER �-- -- 'l!l!l'.IJ, B& TAl(£N CAR.E OP I ""' ll:!!!i 1-ru. ... , _ HEY, NANCY··· YOU WON ·Oh. I/large, KhiMn artt l trying to kid ? I love tl<e guy ard I can't Stay away. Ry JUNG �(9) For Sole -Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0,, July 16, 1 960 _____;.;;a;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;a;;;..;;;;;;;a;;;a;;;;a;;;;;;;;a;;;.a;;;,;;,;;;;;;a;;;;;;;;a;_ 'r ARMALL M TRACTOlt ' I Cunn1n&bam, condition. Gail Wyllis Hill, Pomeroy. 7 16-Jtp WANT ADS POTATOF.S AND Beets. ,,,... Emncb, Bailey• Run, 7-16-Jlc ---- --- ---WlAVliLY TUCTOJll IAL U AND hn,cc,,. 5 1 2 I . MIIHI,. p.....,_,_ Phon• WY2-297S. Sa leune n: ltNdHllle. H1r•ld a.l'flhart, FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE 'llEl,ULTS RATES 4: cents per went, one insertion. Minil'iUIJ1 �lii: e - 60 �ents. I cents per word fo.r three cooi;ecuuve Ul&ert10». SM.ct al - one mo1'.tb for 30 cent J per word. . . Full rate of 4 cent.s per word will be charw:ed for adverll.61fli af oot paid w1tlun l U dwys aner receivu1,: bill , � to AoverllS-Ll\i - Should be li':pc':'lf'd tm.mediately. The Dailv Sentrnel will nol bt responsible for more l.ta.an one incor• red lrwert.:.on . . W"d oJ Tl:.•nll:s and Spe<"i11,I No1.ice1 oI .t\',"llil I U.ICl. ObltWIMH publi.s.hed at I ce'lt per word. U DA 'tS t MO. J DAYS I UA Y •;JORUS $4 . .)() SJ -35 90c 60c: 1� S I .� '6.00 $1 .:!0 00c 2f\ '7.M $2.25 $ 1 .50 7:ic 26 Ada Nee&ved b) 10 A..M. will b� in Uuit day a paper. PHO N E WY-2-2 1 57 I- l I I Notices I-or :>a le 1 0 Redouble Thei r Efforts .l-l9-lfe ____-,- _ __ __ '! HE FOHMER HOME O F Mr. and 1111rs. A. H . Brown, will be open from 4 p. m. until 7 p. m., Monday ana Tuesday, J uly 1 8 and 19 for the purpose of sellin g house· hold Hem. Persons who are inLere11ted lnily cal l during thOie 7 15 Jtp [ times. - - - - - --- - --SING.t:h ELl:CTRlC sewing maI chine, co � plete with attachments. Will aell for $39.60 or terms i f desired. Phone W Y 27-14-6tc 2204. I I ' reRMrrEAND PEST- CONTA:OL 1 \.\ ILL HAVE l 'Lr�N · 1-y Of HED lJll-0 80ATI AND MOTOR» W I by ••In. F ree ln:,.,.ctlon. I ns-A- I H.i:,,.l)IJl'rncs for the next !U day�. •nd i,p while ttt..,. lut, Metroeel by N111tionw1d•. Phone A: ] ' !t·a&e call _ a(l l•r (I I). m 1-' aye pom•n MOto,._ • .00 i. Main l 'u we l l . llacme. 7 15 3k 111nd A. Suvic• 'Station WY'lSt., f"ame,oy. Phun• W Y ..2-1110,. · 4-'l6 tl' SU6. J J .14-tfc • F, )l{ -SALi l -r �uWt:n MOWER, Brigg11 & StratLon molor, l anFOR u �:i::1CHJ US s11al· k� M' C Jark, f tique de�k ;u1d chair, 1 record Huy Yo• Jacl lJa1n lhr, M uldlcpu rt. and records, &, d i in good player 7-1 2-6k I -- -- c•mdilion. Call WY 2·66:J2. DA�L ¥ tr.:rn s1>ortat1ori from M n.I7 - 1 4-Jtc l ' l u n t . I __ ___ ·,c-:--..,- ___ tu 1 J u 1'011l dleport \'a . 11 ork s. 1.AUGi:; BOLEN g�nkn tractor Wash mgton , W l'hulll' yY Y �h1fts 11g 1 All morn with at l;11:hments. C a n be seen _ 7 W-3tt: 2-352 1 . Cole111an '11 , near et Luther 1 ia l l Ches hire, H t. LUie, Me1gs1 G;. AT i , A m ., hur�·J i:: . OF l J I L K OF'FI L''' z 7-14·3lc . __ __ _ tlw Wl'Ck uf will be dH.'>cd July 11th W i l l u J)(: 1 1 M(i n d ;,.y , 1-.:LECTHOLUX V11i.:uu1n Cleaner. 7 · 16-JL 1• 1 July 25t h . l'opular model Nu. ;jO in A-I Pomeroy, Ohio co11di lion. Complete with 1111 c1llachmenh and lhrow awc1y ( 3 ) I n Memo r i (] n paper bigs. Pay off balance In memory of our clt •ar s u n, $41 . 00 or $6. 00 per 1111111t h . Jame.s Ken11clh Searls, who I 7· 14·6tc EIGHT ROOM HOVSE, lwo five Phone WY 2-2204. p.assed 11w:iy three )' t•ars agu, _ _ __ __ _ - -,--- _ . room apartments, A, N. Bengel. EA HI.Y fl ARVEST apples. Bring July 17, 1 957 . 1 1-2 - tle Pbone' WY2-3272. container Sl .00 bushel. Dick Karr, Naylors Hun H i l l . 7· 14-!Hc FIVE ROOM unfurnl1hed apart­ No one knri ....-s lh1• hl' �r!d1r, - - -- ment wlth bath and ■hower, Onl )' those wh<i ha'-'C lusl i.'11 11 • gallon hall GLASS SALE l"OH ' garbage dlsposal unit1 newly tell, and quart jars. <.;heap. Call WY redecorated. Phone WY 2·633�. '11le jrief tha1 is horne m silN1rc, 7-14-Jlp 2-6139. 7-7-Uc For the onc Wf' J,wcd SD wl' i l . I ---- · date total $3,280.00 which is 75% of the goal of $4,400.00 set for Meigs County ··r want part1culi1rly to con­ gratulate the loyal worken who have given so !re�ly of t�ei� time �nd strength in Um drive he s..1d. ·:I am sure that the pu­ b l ic will see . th.� t their erforlli are not lll vain. Mr, M urray pointed out that the dollars asked for �h, con­ tinuation or the American Can­ cer Soc iety 's progrum is a small c1, mount of insurance ag.. illst th!& dread disease. The toll taken by cancer , is incalculable. We �an .!itatc it in terms of hospital costs whi , ·h alone run to more the $300 mil! io n annually . We can stale ii in terms of lives l�t - some 2 65 t housand last year .. Jone. Bul who ('an count the c·ost in terms of the pain and a nguish &f those whose loved ones have thi.s grim disease. Any one still wishing lo con­ tr1 hute ran .send their contribu­ tion to Mr. M u rr;iy ill the Ohio Fuel (:as Co , Middleport. Jle reported that collectlona to ( 9a ) Mar i ne Suppl ies JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR II Military Giant, KARR & VAN ZANDT On Wron g 1·eam, I D'1es I n Cermany I 1 4 ! For Rent l------- I I nrn;IDAIHE $25.00, 3 reHtaurant booths $30.00, kllchcn cabincl $ 1 3.00, brcokfilsl set $ H i.UO. See Kathleen Carpenter, Main St., 7-l4·3le Rutland. In our heart /11� 1t1l ' 111or)' lrn�cl's . Sweelly, ll'111Jcr, fo11d �rid tnn\ There is not u dciy , dear 01111, That we do not t h mk uf yuo. Sadly misllea by hl8 molhcr, father, s1s1ers and brolhl'rs. 7-16- l l p 1t0Ao-CAHT $JO.oo.- to p bugi;:y $(10.00, l •Otle hOrHC wa(:011 $20.00 M . E. Gcllys Ht. 1 , M iddlc1mrt, l luppy Hollow Road. Pht111e SIi 7-14-3te 2 -4308. 16) Lost and Found-- 1 LOiST Fl-.:M A LE fox l foumJ, bl.i- ;k ,ah-brown hat•k, dark brown head, speckH on lt•i.:�. Collar in­ scribed J u me� Hiekman , r u t 011 each ear $5.00. llewunl l l oward Stitt, Mldd lf'porl, Ohi<,, H I . 7 - 12-61p I I LOST BlLU'OLO S u 11dMy nli.:ht close to Carty 's Ui:•111aururll w1 Important paper11. r'lnclcr c1tn keep rfloney and return 1rn1,cri1. Leave ut C;arty'11 Hesta urunt, . 7-1 3-3tp Pomeroy, Ohio. -- · -181 . llfflO f,'OllD V8 Cm,lornllno 4 dr. tedan, one c11reful owner. Extru nice. $79�.0tJ. Uliwll1111,rs, l'omu­ 7- 1 4-tuc roy. . ' 18" BUICK Ve Special 4 dr. l>U• dan, Original black tlnlsh l!ku , new. One cwre(ul loc.al owner. $8�.00. 1Jl11el111&1n, Pomeroy. '1-H-6lc I -- -- - . Aulo Soles - . '' ', ' ,.• SPINET PIANO . -·- - MUST SELL! 19&7 MERCUlt Y Munt cray 4 dr. 1ed11n. Power 11tccring and brak, e1. Push bullon 11luU. lmmuculate l nsldt'! aud uut. $1 ,G9&.0U. 7·1 4•6lo 1 Bl.11ettn11r11, !'umorny. I I 1807 PONTIAC Vs Hard Top Cpe. One careful local owner, H ydra• malic drive. lh10J0 and hcuter. , li'ini&h liku 11cw. $1,5115,00. Bl11el 7-1 4-tllc tnar•, Pomeroy. ":":':'"�=--:-:- ---19&2 FOltO. (;ood conclltlon. All new lire11 :and ballery. C..:cmli1cl • Jlm RUie, Cheshire, Ohio. T·l2•6tc - See It At Zerkle's Trans. Co. Middlepart, Ohio e Hcaulllul 40" Spine! J1lano Design In A t'rench Pro\'lnclal (Cherryl Case. • Reliable Pcroon Can buy Very Re■ son._ble • Write or Phone R, L. Martin FIVE: rooms and b11ith In Mason 7•14-6tp Phone WY 2·2498. - -- --,--;­ ( 1 7 ) Help Wonted SALF...SMEN, 24 TO 40 yrs. old, experlence. Good mu.st have route and comml111lon. ABC Cleaners, Mason, W. Va. 7-12-tfc SALES OPPORT UNITY Men and Women. If you o11re in sales now .and .are looking for broader rlelda to conquer. Keep present Job while tralnlng. Send name, .addreH, phone number lo Polit OfHce Bo1. 18, Lan.caALer, 7 ) !J. -�t-' Ohio. l 1 81 Employment Wc "lted ------ (20 ) Busi ness Services TSLEVISIO N RADIO AND SMALL eppllanu repair. Phone McClintock, Racine, O.'ilo. 2-1-llc, ou, APA!, t'MEN'ts - i'Urnllh•d and unlurn lthed. MellMten,. Middle 2 3 tf port. Phone WY 2-2082. -- u.;;u-■-L■,-. w11T1No ..cANL ■ 11 ,- . HOUSI appU■ncee. Amold Ir► . then. lyr.1cu.., Oh'9. ,hone 1 1-1 Ml WY24114- r. '"n-�·r�., B . . Call Diel SltrrtH , Before 9:30 A,lll, l>lhkfl.,.,t WY�� Pomeroy WY4-lbl KAUTl P�D STCHII Al C.MIIW yu41.., 14141 IIAMII.L llllVICI ITATIDN --­ """"' ­ FORD 8 cyl. cudomli11c . new ii .... Ure■ and new )11ii11r job. J r1L·cd . l , na■onablc . Noel WIison, :.!.l:4 .. W. Main St., J'omcruy. 7·16-3lp � """'411 Cle1111 UNtlf C•n All Mal'" ,Ml Meo.lel, ';,.. illlTlt-lTAN MOTOtll, -- a.at .... ... > - ----- PUILIC AUCTION IYery Day ,_..... Due tO my dlacontlnuln R hou11111kc1i piui,: I will sell the followln1,:1 AIR CONDJTIONl!IO, IIEFIIIOEII, auon aervtct, Jacll:'1 Relrla:er■• P1•1nr. at... I at my realdence :t91 Lincoln lion, New Haven. 1"hon1 TUI• Street in Middleport, Ohio, .July 3537, ln.; 24 TV Molorola M.: P. I 23, Moh11lr Chair & Ottoman; Bar­ AU�TIONIII IA5. FUEL OIL apd Cct1\ fur• Ov-entutfed rell .Rack Chair; ....... C-olote UCU, CAil for flff CMlimalH, Chair; Twb Rocken· Book Ca&e; Crttt . ......NI • fortm■n A Abbott, ·Middleport. Antique Dlnlnri Table; Driening ..,..,_, - or COlllllt •tu-Ulo Table and Bench; Card T■ ble; A. C. altADl'Cllli), ...1111, Cllllo. Dinette Set; Two U l l Uty Cabl­ • netM; Metal Wardrobe; M1ilrhlr Top Dreu11m1; 3 Pc, M 11 phi Bed CLOTH, WOOD SLAT POBCII 11had111, cloth pon:b valance, Jloo111 Sulle; Jenny Lind Bfld; awntna,, veneUan blind,, wtn­ & Cedur Che11t; !\hyt1u: Witahcr tne e,Umatea. dow ah1d11. HJ nsc Tuh11; 8 Day Clock; llliihe11; D11.le Wt,ptl. llD Union Ave., 4 G1111 l lealerij: Electrk llcwlcr� " 31 IOJC Pomeroy. 1'� rh:ldo11lre 11nil Fan■; LampM; 1.arge; llwdlo; }i;[1Jctrlc Ro11Htcr: i-� ry Pan; W11rtlc lrnn; Mhi:er: 40 n. E,ctenaiou I.adder: Chlld'a PRO Scooler; 3 wlndow fa1111 and many COM�U.TE Ppm,. Fin, Aut1i, Lile. tetUon, other Ile ma not listed, Nllll, lllddto,or, Coll Don Mr11. M. c. Hobart, (Owner) Sale eonducled by Bradford Auction Co., Racine, Ohio. 7•16-tllc 6 -u 191 For Sole =:-= --,---- ' ( 20b ) I nsurance 1"1SUiwici 1957 FORD !Mall)' owned and low mile­ .... Beautiful Ivory over red fl,nt■lt. Uke new tires. Std. Trau, Radio ■nd Heater. 1' :i Door $1095 .POMEROY OTOR C"..O.· . ' ,_,..,t;' omo SHAKE ,,,.-;hi•• 130.00, 1 oommercl11l ,mall 1of11 $30. 00 1 pr. bHeball 1hoe1 like new 11te ,,,,. 13.00; l RoUerel{'ctric ,haver $30.00. Phone sr�-3944 '1-18,Stc CIIOon. 111 LK ... ,�------- ( 2 l l Real Estote NEW HOUSE, ·rwo BEDROOMS, lar1e llvina room. bull\.tn kltob• en cabinet■, ••• l\lrnace. ln1u-lated, lar11 car _port. •lao foot trontaae. Wrlcht ,Stteet, of.f Mulberey Ave. .-.,00,00. Phone WY 2'3211 WUbur 'l'ounc or WY l-2'108 Valley Lumber and Sup11-ty Co., Mlddle»ort. Oblo. 7-8-Uc NECCHI Sewlnt Machine-Complete :da: &al - Makea hundreda of 1tt1chment1. dcalgna without Ort1ln1ll1 10ld for over �-00 I ,, :r:t• """ba " • "'i".,. -M -cc.a.::--7-N>O 8AL ,,- 0RF-' ...-, Pay off blllance of PS.00 or full blNmant. out of water, ■d· take over purnffltl of SD,00 per JolDlnl aportmont Pb•· WY month. Phone WY 2-. T-l+elo I 2-3571, 7-14,(lle ., BAD NAUHEIM, 'l'be keynoW', Rep. Walter H. ludd of Mlnneeota, 1et. • word :hom permanent claalnnan. HolDO MlnorJty Lea.du Oharlea li, A. Halleck of Indiana., before openlnr of tho eonventlon.. Channel 3 - Saturday 4:00 4:30 5:00 e:30 6:00 6 .30 r :4.5 8:55 7:00 7:30 8:lO 9·00 9:30 10:SO 1 1 :00 1 1 :JO 1 1 : 15 'UlO 2:5-5 5:30 5:@ 1:00 "1:S:> 1:00 8:30 9:00 10:00 11:00 1 1: 1 0 tl:15 ·---- --- .I I I TO SUIM\lll HOM! VATICAN, CrrY UPI - Pope John XX.Ill is expected to movf! to his summer residence at Castelgau­ dolfo before the end of this month, Vatican sources indicated today. Bop. Molflll llllrd or Wlloontln II &Ill tcmporar, platform ·""' - JULY CLEARANCE SUBnEN DRESSES 12:00 The Bi.it Picture '2:30 John Hopkins File LOO College New& Conference 1,ao National Edu. A•�ciaUon 2:00 Mystery Matl1"le 3:00 Open Hearing 3 : 30 111A 4·:00 llka Chose Show 4 :30 America,n Atta Trlo 6:00 Matty's Funday Funnies S:30 TBA i,oo People's Choic!' 6:30 Sports Hlahllghts 7:00 Trackdown 7:30 M.verlek. 1 8:30 " La�man , 9:00 Tbe Pebel 9::,0 The A!,sk:ms NATIONALLY M>VIRTIIID lllANDS ChGnD11_, 1 3 - Saturday 4:00 Comedy Time t:'5 Apiel'ican Album 5:00 · Dance -Party 6:00 Q.ock Lake Party 1:00 Highway Patrol 1':30 Perry Muon 8:30 Wanted-'llead or Alive 9:00 ¥r. Lucky Travel 9:30 Have ·Gun, :0:00 · Gunsmoke 10:30 Not For Hire 11 :00 11 O'clock. New■ lil :lG Theater 13 Chtnnel 13 - Sunday 12:00 J2:30 1 :1 5 l:2ff 4:0Q 4:30 11:00 8:30 B EC K Y'S WHAT'S WRONG •:oo 6·80 I I I IN 1 '34, the Kennedya po■ed for thl1 runo, photo at tbelr &.ton borne. l"rom left: &1-­ w■rd, Jeanne, Robert, Patricia. l:unlce, Kathleen, ftoeemll'Y, John (then 11), Mn. RoM Kennedy, Joaeph Kennedy, J01epb Ktnntdy, Jr, (not llbown), wu 11:Wed tn World War IL 1 ) Real i:stote ---1 2------- FOR SALE: Geor1e McQulu pro­ perty, Llncoln HUI, Pomeroy, Slx rooms and bath, Dealrable IGcatlon and :yai,f. Phone WYl3861 . 7 l G 2tc � J:DD 8:00 •:• , _ ... ____ , ffA l ftra ll ,oa doo, _ onoulh· I 1 - IO -...IL Ro, I .... ..::: .. ,I =.-::: ro t- If ,...,,. , ----,-,-FOR sALE : B EAUTI>'UL, NEW :!­ bedroom, 26 x 13 llvln1 room, paneled kitchen, l '4 baths, hard• wood noor,, 2 complete beatlnt ■y11.em1, full b■■e ment. Syracu1e Ohio. Shown by appointment only WY 2-8233, 7 I I 6lp ' IN It.II, Joeeph Kemi9dy and 1Dn John (then AND NOW, In lNO. u Democrat!o prutden.. I � l • ••rod. n. I � � oqu,,,.. ro .... l 1ya, ,- lndlYid_,i ,equira- I . tlio...., __ _ 1 -· w ro 1M ,.. t1io l Ill pa.ullld for the camua in. New York en tlal nOlllinee, that John kfllmedy iaow '5) routa hom, from London for Chriatmq l"be la lhown with Sen. Lyndon Jalulaont .bla YiCe tide Kennedy wu Am.ertean ambuaaclor. pl'Mldf!ntial cbolce. In Loa- .A.npl• windup. . · --,.,- . are attending 4-1[ camp 11 Can• Cl ON IS SACK ID MIODLl,ORT-2-itory brick, 9 ---= II,,:: tera Cave at Jackson 1h11 w•ek, room■, 1 � bathl, 80xl20 lot. La MOSCOW UPI - Sovlet Presl- 1 I.I Alpha Barr who It employed at Good location. Elsy term1. Wallbrlt1ge spent the week.end dent Leonid �1hnev and former $11,000.00. , IYIACUll-4-room trame, bath, President Voroahllov Kliment Mrs. w, E'. Croua'er la vl!iting with his family. lot !8175, All utllltlH, $3300.00 have been rele11ed from lhcir In Mandield, • ttie g-uest of her 1 POMIROY -- Service station , poate In the powerful Central Com- daughter Mrs. Larry Welty room houN, � m.lttee of the Soviet Communitt equipment, ... Elmer Nelson and Orville- Ker- / • 1"11111• bolh, lat 180xlll0. Gollli bual­ Put)', ll waa learoed tod■)'. 1ey called on Le1Ue Phelps Wedne11. $15,000.00. O P T O .. B 'l' a l,1 ,.ne!Jday afternoon. ALIIIIT M, COX, k'-• · ' a llptDdllli ti Gary Chl11.een Tbe weelr. of July H-30 la de­ - WV 142211 ... 22t , Offi.,e ,._ ,_ _ , .. •· . y111.-_N_ 41!1 WV 2'aM lil"'lld H N1Uonll Farm SafelY Wffk In C.luOlbnt, · pwJ&bt NeJto,n ID4 Lor17 Birr j ilh& �ffl41 lbQ 4 kf.4 , • ._, • I !< l ; - e ----I -- · ---. ,1---- -- . ngSVI e 1-..eWS Reported ' I W. COMPTd"', O. ,D• . . -- �Jt�!••IIWJ woot. l. ..''j•!�T'- ,t ni:-L) , - 1 0:30 Johnny Staccato I LOO The News Tonight ! t : J (t Lale Show Teach('rs' Workshop Romper Room Movie Your U,o Repollld' I Manie(! Joan Restless Gun Love That Bol Abgut Faces Medic 3:00 Day in Court 2:30 The Gale Storm Sl!:o• �-no Beat the <.iock 3:30 Who Do You Trull f1)0 America11 !:' 11.nllBtnd 5:· 30 Captain Gallant 5:00 San Francisco Beat: �- 3' Tour &iio ·.Re-pot1at 8:40 Weather Teller 6:45 John Daly Newt 7:00 TBA, 7 · 30 CheYenne 8:80 Boltl"bon Street Be,• 9:30 ..Adventures in Paredi:-e 0:30 Ted Ma�k Amateur 1tour 1 1 : 00 The New!! Tfl'1i�ht +l:1�nin1J the W"e1111her U:Jla,,. Sport Report U:20 Late Show l0:00 l4icy ;. Connecticut I0:30 Wbi1,ti: My Linc? 1 1 :00 S\lnday News Special t l :15 Theater 18 8«1 9!00 10:00 10:30 I t :00 1 1 :30 12:00 12: SO 12:45 1 :00 1 :80 2:00 8:15 3:00 a·v. l:!IO 1:15 1111n 1:00 CBS News Capt•in Kangarno �oon Theatt-r December Bride Video Village 1 Love Luey Clear Horizons Love <fl Lile Search For Tomorrow The Guiding Light Hf!art of the City AB the World Turn, Full Circle 1'he Milllonalre l'be Ver<ll · .t is Your, The Brl&hEe!' Da, 'It� Secret �torm The Ed1f'.'< of Ntd-t The Three Stooge■ _ The Lite of JUley Artliiur J. SDUth Newt A Look at the Weatbef Jule,, Rlvlfn Show Am05 'n' · And.• Highway Patrol K'ate Smith -Show The Texan Father 1Knows Belll Thl!i ,Danny Thomas Show The Arm Sothe'tn Show Hennesi,y The DuPont $flow News A Look at the We■thu • neater 13 ------ WMf'O Daily Program Schedult 0:118 st1n On 6:00 8:15 fl:30 7: 00 8:30 8:35 IUO 10:00 1f·1:0 I 1 :00 12:15 1 :30 1 :35 t:30 2.35 3:30 �:S3 4:30 4:35 5:80 5 45 6:00 6:30 8:30 Country Ryrt,n Time 8:3& Tb-e Sunday Sho.9:30 Newa RFD IU:5 The Sunday Sbow Brea khat Party lt:90 1(ew1 News 10 The Sunday Show Breek l1,.;t Prrty , I j 't The Army Hour News I 12:00 f'ioon New1 Motftrcade , 12 : 1 5 Vlr,8'inla Vitatoe (Pagevlft, Star Salute hpostolic t:hurrb, Top Ten ) 12:30 United Nation, Show W eekend 12:45 Social Security News 1 :00 Rev. Teets (C.arpent,r) Weekend 1 : 30 Sund.e.y Sbowcaae Ohio Newe 2:ll() AnnlYlf'krY Sbowcate W�kend 2:30 Broad.,.ay Showcase New.s 3:(lt Sunday 8bowc.a11t Wee kend 3:30 Bev, WU- <N•w Yaveu New! Church oI God) Weekend f:l)O li_unday ShowtUe Guest Star 4:30 Hew1 Pat Boone Sho"' Surllby Showcu:: Sundown Serenade News &. We■t!\er Off the Air . . . 5:40 Congressman MqeUer Sunday 5:45 Washingon Rerortt to lh1 7:45 Sign On People I 7:47 Sunda y Chapel I 8:00 Sundown Serenade o-oo Rev. Mt,ntgJmer, <RuU.od l 8,80 Off the Air Guest Star Newa & Weatl-er ll•lanl • Charle, Olehl The Laurel Clift Health Club members and their ramilies bad a picnic at Syracuse Park recently. Attendance at Laurel Clift, Free .Methodist Chureh July 1 -3 was 97. Louis ArYin Diehl aad Lepn,ird Lyons atlended &>' SCQut camp at Ca�p Arrowhead, }:luqtinelon. Mts, Emrna Fox, Mr. and Mrs, CJark Cline and &0n, 'l'.erry, and Mrs, Iola Howen and children vis­ ited Camp Arrowhead on family lli&ht. .Mr. p:nd Mrs. Lou Diehl and Mrs. Betty Diehl and son, Charles were recent Gallipolis visitors. ICIU.!I OF SIX, - IDahMl Mr. and Mrs. Muri Harris ancf i'ekec.1 (above!, 25--year-old family spent several days with her aelt-.styled Hungarian tree. · parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo1·ge Ren­ dom fighter, waa grav� : shaw. wounded In New Brunawick., N. J., when shot &ad eap,o j Lou Diehl called on his sister, tmed by a pollcemaa bUllt,., Mrs. Alice Moore. ing b1m atw bo41et of tWG Mr. and Mr,. Vern Story of Col­ murdered poUe6m.en w e r • umbus and Mr, and Mrs. C larence · found In B'ekec.s' ap&rtmrnt.. Ackley, Athens, •pent Sunday •ith Bulleta in tb8lr bodlu match their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nor­ man Sc1-aefer. those Wblcb llilled a man. ■Dd throe WfJJD.111 on tlle Dr. liln. Edna Schaefer and Mrs. i'nnci8 ClarU eatai. In F1;1rn Story callt!d on Mrs. Leona Karr. New Bnmawtck ia.t Jan. -.; ¥-r- �tid r,t:rs. Charlps J)i1;1hl and sonS ��ed on Kr. and r,t:rs. Oscar RAOIOAC'f.lVE DliNllUR•S WASHINGTON UPI-The A tom- Srn iLh 11nd new daughtn. Mr , �nd Mrs. ¥orwan 'Schaeft-r i<' Energy CtJmmission is investia:ating the use in jewelry n nrl 1· .are spe11" i(l g 11evetal days in Col­ false· teeth of a low-conce ntrated u mbus at -I�� horqe of Mr. and M rs. rndiaactive material. The ABC V-4= rn ,Story. Thursday identified the material as I Mrs. Iola HoweO and children ruthenium J OO found in some ru - are vit,i t i og friend:, and relativei; in t henium metal. The commission Canton. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Diehl called on said it.s study so far showed the contaminated material does not M rs. Nellie Tracy. . !ir: and Mrs. Lou � iehl and ,.,_.., present a health problem. . -·anift.�lirler'-Dfi!hl and '!on· ', 1,�f.�n' .eVeni11r with their eon, Louis, whp was s�nding a week at Camp Arrowh11!ad in Hunlina­ ton. li.rs . l-!ildred _.\,tkley, Athens, called at lhf! ho�e of Mr. and Mr11. Lou Diehl and al10 called on Mts, Betty Diehl. 1Mr, and Mrs. Elis_h a Vitatoe and and Mrs. L owell McNickle nt Mondav ev,e,ninJ! at the home of Mr. and Mr6. Oscar Smith and daughter. Brings You The Up To The Minute Mason County NEWS B Ti111es Dady 10 AM 11:55 AM .' . ,'49.. ,J: ----- - MorninQ Star Events- Of Wec!k By lrm.1 B Ihle Mre. Blanche Easterday is at• tending Methodist Wom�n•s Camp at Lancaster this week. Mr. and Mrs. Willinm Davis and daughter, Barbara, of Toledo. h.ave been visiting with relatives, Mrs. Blanche Hamm, Mr. and Mrs. Del• mar Hamm, Dana Hamm and fam� ily, Virgil Hamm and family and .Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grueser. :Mrs. Ralph Pai-ker or Che11ter was the recent guest of her sister, Mrs. lleed Euterday. Rev. and Mra. Carmichael "'!'ere recent guesU of Mr. and Mr.s . .Del­ Mrr. M.ary Lou Ihle and children, Pbyllla Ihle and Chule9 Jr., were dinner guests of Mrs. Frances RP· berts and (OD, rhilip, on .{uly •­ Several from here attended the i funeral of Mrs. Belle Holter at . d'�_!Jlel, Wednesday. 'l\(rs. Mary Hamm and sbn, Ro­ bel'!, M'f, Ci P,4 Grue"'1' sod �fl'. �,Qf>thy 'MibtileJ 1ttended the Lµ, J. &iieran dedication at Logan Sunqw. James Hamm is attending 41H camp this week. mar Hamm. *,,} I /tf I • \I , " 1 J ·! 1·• • WHO OUT 1\RE AT TODAY ? YOO lA!i-ON6 • GASOLINE ALI.KY l M !lit • J>artna, :Snd it t5 . my duty, a�, 1\9 da:ldGd, ta uideol), 'm oon,; �fl'l>''� b•ck WJ E H . *' I, ' WITH MY C�YON ! LA5Ul�G OOT Of Week News By Mr■• OF 711' 'IOU N TH' IJOTH OF= US! r ,NG, CUltt.V ! ':. l'M ,,as o,ao Y t�YO :rB..::�:::::;;:;;-:;::::,,.":::::: -:r.! �s :;:::irr.:: � FIX:-, ' .-. ACI SHOUI.PltT NAVE ( WtU SAi':r::: l'LL MAIIIANDU!D MV OlD i\N ENEMY · �L, JOE 31Nt<S! ' ! Laurel Cliff 2:30 House Party 1:80 . . . ... . . ..... .. . . . . . .. . . . ....·. ... . . . .. - ..... .. 1 .... .... .. 4 • ' I ! 1-Y. D. EDWARDS lnsurw, AgNCy I I \·00 //4 ad+lco -. .. 1l .,...,_ COil. your 1.11,·1■ · 1 : fU 1 1 : 15 1 :00 Rev Elwood Olbti., 1:00 Comedy Time •=15 Baseball Leadoff 1:20 Baseball II.SO . .qnnedy -Time 7:00 Wilco1 'ilev. Wlllll'd 7:30 0 Onl ll' 1ert, Q":OO Fact -Jhe Nation 8:80 , ' 9:00 FYI 'twentieth CtntUt)' 9:SO , Lallie '10:00 -.Jienni, -tl.ie )4'.enace 10:80 The Ed Sullivan Show t l:P.P Qenenl Eleetrfe Theat"'-1' ,-1 : lO 1 1 :15 AUNd Hitcbeodt Preantl -·ai,y. I 1 You"n ftl. eoun1 1 ...... • roan And 11: I , lev. ·M at�!tewa IJl}.erica.n et i�mt: CbrlsM.an Scieft\.-e Air Force Scnpbook Camera 3 Dig Picture U:30 RFD, USA MIDDLEPOR'f ,:oo 5:;10 6:00 6 : l l5 6:25 •t-:-J< I 8:45 7 :00 7:30 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 Sign On Today Ka.tie Doonan Shaw Topper Douah Re )If Play Your Hunch Prir:'!! lil Jlig!1t CnncentraUon Trutlll or• Consequencea Jt Could be You Mid Day Newa Movietimt! Lorett;:i Young Theater Youn g Dr. Malonl! From These Roots Comedy Playhouse Adventure Time Steamboat Bill �gt. Prt>ston Music in the Round Jim Thacker �bo\11 Weatherc11st 1.:rw<- Pkr Ruut1c,- Brlntte, Report Huckleberry Hound Riverboat Tales of Wells Fargo Peter Gunn Goodyear Theater Summer Special �r....-1: He-:i1 1tJtW<!a!hl!rc11s1 Jack Paar Show Sign Off Wli,T H�TV-_Channel 13- D:00 1:30 1:4.G J0:00 · 10:so 11:00 Reduced $ 1 .00 off ChonnPI 3-M onda, 6:-f3 7·GJ 9:00 9:30 O:OU 10:30 1 1 :OU 1 1 ; 30 12:00 1 2-� 1� 1� 10 2:30 3;00 �:$0 4:00 4:30 Channel 8 - Monday wm , CHILDRENS AND TOP MAN LOS ANGELES UPI - Gov. M ichael DlSalle really wu lop m•n In the Ohlo delegation lo tho Dem• ocratlc National Convention. DI· Sal1t1 '1 room at the Figueroa Holel was '130. State Chairman William L Coleman w11 in 000 .and pubUc relatlon1 director F.d Chapin WH In 530, I 1 1 : 15 'fi1ewatch 1 :00 �ign ore Baseball Travel Film America's Newsreel Album :Record Hop 8:30 Dick Clark Show 8:30 Brave Stallion 9:30 LeaY.; :: To Bener L,wrence W�lk S�f. 1' 1 :25 1 :30 Jubilee , U. s. A. , 2:00 Up-To·The•Mlnuto New� Spotts Report 1 2 :30 Late Sliow 1 :00 ! :30 (ha11nel 8 - Sunday STRIKERS lllTURN PASO ROBLES, Calif. UPI About 1 0,000 members of the In­ ternational Arlsoclallon of Machin­ ist (1AM) return to /their jobs .at LockheNI Missile and Space Divi­ sion plants Monday m orning-their month-long strike 11it o11n end. TIFFIN 0. UPI-Five persons were killed, lour of them from one fam ily, .and two children critically injured lodey in a headon collision on U. S. 224 about 1 2 milu west of here near Attica, The slate Highway Patrol post at Fremont said four of the dead were In a car driven by Thomas Earl Brenner, 31, Roule l, Hart• ford City, Ind., who was kllled Blnng with hl11 wHe, Joyce, 27, and two of their children, Sherll Lynn, 6, and Uebra, 7. Also killed was the drlvet of another car, Arnold Jo.11eph MIi­ ler, 22, Tltrin. Two of the Bren­ ner {'hildren Larry, 1 1 , Knd Gary, 10 were liated in critical condi­ tion ln Wi llard Munlclpal Ho1-­ pltal in Willard. The patrol !aid Miller, who waa alone in hl1 car, apparently lost control 11nd went off the right side of the road, swerved bJck onlo the highway and croa■ cd tho center line, cr■shln1 head­ on Into the Bronner automobile, --- -- Cha11nel 8 - Saturday YOU'TIH ARRAIGNED MASSILLON, 0. UP I-Eighteen year old Daniel Manwiler wos ar­ raigned today on a flnt degree murder charge aftet he admitted he aet the fire whlch killed his elderly and nearly blind grand• mother. Five Slain In Headon Collision On Route 224 - 10:43 Sign On 1 1 :00 TV Chapel 1 1 :30 lndu1try on Parade 1 1 :43 Dugout Dope 1 1 :55 Cincinn ati Ba1eball 2:30 This is the Life 3:00 Sunday Movietim e 8:00 Meet the Press 6:30 , Sunday News Picture 1:00 Overland Trail 8:00 Music on lee 9:0 ' Chevy Sho. ., ro:oo Loretta Young S1ir-. 10:30 Peoi;le Are Funny 1 1 : 20 News Headlines 1 1 : 10 Weathc:-ctst BASS REL EAs•o Ralph Bass, Syracuse, was re­ leased from the Meigs County jail today on $300 bond for g rand jury action on a DWI charge. He also I paid $10 and costs on a charge o( driving without an operator's li­ cense. Republican .Nat.Iona.I Cbalr­ man bi Seuator Thrutoa B. Morton or Kmtucky. Walch Mr. Wlulr4 &i::iencr Fiefi,, n Theater DetectJve's Dairy Wat erfront Home Run Derby News Picture Sports Roundup W@athercast Sa.turday Night Jamborea Bonanza The Man and the Challenge The Del)ut World Wide 60 Man .· 'rom (nterpo l Ne ..·'i Headli nes W Jalhercut Shockwatch Sign Ort Cliannel 3 - Sunday HOLZER HOSPITAL Admitted July 14: Marion L. French, Middleport ; Crystal Lee Froth, Mason; Robtrt Freeman, Duane Jeffers, Jr., Cheshire; Syracuse. Dismissed July 14: Harry Sny­ der, Mrs. Homer Jenkins, Mrs. Harold Oare Caldwell, Mrs. "Holme&, Tommy Hanis, Alvin Spencer, John Thompson, Mrs. Morrt, Langdon, Mrs. Ray John­ son, Mrs. James Skaggs and d.au. ghter; Mn. Terry Oeborne and d11ughter; Mrs. Jesse Merry and son; Mrs. Norman Mitchell and son; Mrs. Albert Wigal, Mrs. Le• wis Criner. 'lbe Odeqo amphlt.h1111t.er ln9tde and out. aeene or &be ltepubUcaa National oon•entioa. Germany UPI-F'ormer Field Marshal Al­ bert Ke3Eelring, one of the mlli­ lary giants of Germany in World War II and a convicled war criminal, died today after a Jon, ill ness. He wa:. 74. Kesselring died in a Bad Nau­ hcim nursing home, 20 years lo the day after he became a field marshal. His death was amiouncP.d by helmet the "�tahl helm" steel veleram ' organization. which he headed until his death. The or­ gan iz�tion attribu ted his death only "to serious illness which he contrartcd w h ile a prisoner.'' Al the ,:,nd of World War I I Kesse l ring was c.:,m mancler of all Ge-rman troops in what was still called the Mediterranean •rea. A British m i litary court con­ demned him to duth in 1 94'1 in Venice for Lhe execution of par­ tisans. The sentence later Wft!I changed to life lm prjsonment and he eventually was relea,ed altogether. I n 1 952 he became "Stahlmelm" leader. IIOUSEWORK BY THE HOUR OR Phone flay, Avanell Youn1. 7 1 l 6lp WY 2·9904. '' "Sewln1 and Food Prepara, tion" was the topic or the pro. 'jecl leallOn given at the July 1 1 meeting of the Harrisonvlll e 4-H Honor Club held at the local school . Different ways o f cutting and wrapping sandwiches was demon• straled by Deborah Sheets and Patricia Woolm.an. A discussion an d demonstration on paclcing 11. lunch box was conducted by Patricia Jordan. Shirley and Sandwiches Uken lo the meeting by members were judged. A re­ port on freezing food products wae presented by K.aren Gilkey, and a cheny pie was judged u a part of the fooda project. Miss Gilkey president, presid­ ed over the meeting which open­ ed with pledges to the 4-H flag . and American flag. A discussion Wit! held on the j unior camping sesaion and plans wer(' made for ii picnic for parents and mem­ bers of both the boys and girls' dubs at t'orked Run Lake, July 24. Mrs. Geneva Nolin, home eco­ nomics eJCtension' agent, announ­ ced the judging of sewing and cooking projecta to be held on August 3 at 3 p. m. and the &tyle revue on August Q. Mrs. Pauline, Atkins and Mrs. Sharon Jewell, advisors, and Mrs. Esta Mae Blackwoi,d Jr., leader, as• slsted the members wlth their sewing projects. Mrs. Jewell, re• porter. W11h the 1960 Cancer C'ruHde nearing an end, Charlei Murray, County Chairman today called upon workers to redouble their f"fforts on the home stretch. Ol'tiO. Pt..n. CMtY',11• Ml, ------ -- -- ·--:- -----TE l,., E V tS IO N GU I DE W SA Z.TV Ch an nt! I 3 . • Dally Senli nel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 16, 1 960-7 Sewing, Food Pre paration Was Lesson Subject I Workers Called Good - ·- • , .....� .. .----------i �..,. THE PRl'ZE IS A NANCY NANCY-• WANT TO 1!:IUY A RAFFLE TICKET � ··· ON LY r-. ,--.,· A PENNY U'rf'LE OR.PHAN ANNIE CL<>THES J>RYER �-- -- 'l!l!l'.IJ, B& TAl(£N CAR.E OP I ""' ll:!!!i 1-ru. ... , _ HEY, NANCY··· YOU WON ·Oh. I/large, KhiMn artt l trying to kid ? I love tl<e guy ard I can't Stay away. Ry JUNG �-c'-- • , · TwiUght Garden Club Has Session Thursday Evening ENGAGEMEN T ANNOUNCED Final Plans Completed For Blaettnar-Lee I Patio Par1y Held Wedding July 24 At Federated Church WM�!:r. E:d"w�::i!11 ,n,... C-0ntests Feature Mainly About Thursday Meeting At Riock Springs Plans have been com leted for the wedding of Miss Nan• talned with . paLio party Wedne1day eveninc . S.dminlon and cro­ cy Blaettoar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fr ed Blaettnar, to quet were played �imd refreshmenta conl State and national esU Mr. Jame!I Richard Lee, Son of Mr. and Mrs. William Lee of of hotdo11, A six o'dodt potlu('k picnir baked be1n11, potato By LUCILLE HAWKINS were he ld when Rock Sprina:1 . Ath ens . , dinner precedf'd !he meeting of ch1pa, 50ft d rinks, and ice cream 1;ran e met Thursd a y eY e nin g g . tile Twilight Gardr n Club held The open c hu.rch ceremony WIi l be solemnized by the .u.ndwiche1 w(S'e sened. Mr. and Mrs. George Log J with Amos Leonard, worthy m asThursday e\ en111i; d i the home of Rev. Waldo J. BartellS , at t�e Federa,ted church, at 3:30 p.m. Following the pa rt,- the grou.p Miss Bernice King and Mrs. Cal-t ter, presidin g . Ml5. Carrie Nyt' . M u l lwrry Ave . nuptuil hour July went of a . h to the M11on Drlve-Jn Theall /.. 24 Mn. Jean Hamm, hQ me econ olie Lug an were buinnes� v isi t ors , and Mis� Rtta Beegll!! of pumero)' , ler with Mr$ W . R S h as1een c1s ro. i "1,ra. B e n Neub:ling or, mu by t in Gallipolis Thursday. mic . l.eacher In lOe na a .c 1ne Hinh · .-· • f,j,"• •·d M r, , Ma -in B'url, Miss Ida Br_aden of w 1 hostess. . ashington, M rs J . A. Sweeney of RuUand School a&Siste d by two of her ein O c c • .. p d M A p f f ctra nn a., Jo an H Gu�sts were Jerry Friel&: , Chuck s i ' . WIil prec.d't tfit cere mony. spent the 1>as t weekend wi th her students, Sue Circle and Kathry n so1ot1i brldeswill as d Cle elan erve v I Do"n1e. Paula Sayre, Jack Welker, _ � L l,J.18,1,.jlary. J•ne ee, 1ister or the sister. Mrs. Everett McKnight o( Brace , aerved as judges. In the m � Jds. _ Miss Lee, 1� 1•s B �adc � and Carolyn Goegleln, Terry Culhonor. be maid of groom, will the I and atlended st.a te conleat for pound cake , 1 U n wu Av t nue 1 Miss r,etract!se are sororlly m;lers lums, Ruth Ann Brothers, Chuck --· t:h u n· h in l\11•ddl eport. Mn. Fred Le-ifhell, won nr1t : •·•-- .,,,..1 11 k ••..., of the bride. Riffle, Sharon Moore, Dick Clar'". • Mr a n d Mrs. Emory d and Miller Mrs. Rollin Radford, seeon Cha r lesanna Hes1 Benny Ewing . , l hc groo m . Kaar on Kelto n ' Ji rn Ebe tsbac '• I OeI Lee, brother o r c oI uin t:ius. M r . an d M rs. o on M rs. Ro bert ,l.,Utll s, t h1rd . h 1 . will serve as best 111an and ushers Betty G rueser, Mickey In the national contesl.ll for Wood and Mr. and Mrs. R.aee _ ' Burke, DorI 1 llav1s . 1S1ted We�ne�day with both drop cookies and bread, wHI be William Lee, brother of t he 01h v Brown, 8111 Young v an d Larry . groom John William ,e ineltmr Hemes Mrs. Everett McKnigh t . Mrs. Hom er Radford won fint . . brother of the bride, Ron a� d Groan d Mrs. Amos Leona rd, second. ,. Mrs T A. Dowme ' ' 81118led M n. 'M rs G rorge Sh'ive I u Jr. an d Mra. Homer Rice won rirst for · · · gan an d Charles Lane. Edwards with the party. Ir F•■DD,_ HOUDASHELT dau ghter. Jayne Aun an d Mn. t he butter cake an d Hra Willia m �-- Little Mi� .Ell i.a belh Bl ae lt nar, � . . . · .-. � Geur!,le Shiveler Sr., returned lo ' Grueser, won first .In the crochet nlec� of the bride, 'II be the flow- or Pomeroy and Miss Kay Jones ol Mi11 M ia ude a In visitin Taylor g ':' the i r home in Cin('i n n ati Frid ay. doily pre1ent. • Rarbo1.1raville with Mr. and Mrs. B. er girl an d nephev-. s o[ _ thc groom, Athens. J'hcv t'ame Wednesd ay to brine Mas t er Del Lee Jr., bearer, rmg After the ceremony an lo actice open re. e were d pr Plan ma . L t · · I -M r. · an d M rs. J3)' M YNS Io th e1r · Potter · 1 1am Lee Jr., l he aco I yte. ccpllon will he held at the cllurd. an d W'll' for de gre e wor k on Th ur.,.., -• ay, . Mr d Mrs Floyd Utreal and an I S pr uu:: A \'('IJ Ue home. '! · · h th e sorori· ty !115ters · " rs. M yera July 21 al 7 · 30 p m · lh e g. uesl 5 ror th e oc- . w1i or lhe _ ..., . children of California left Tuesday Reg'•lerinG · · who has been the g:uC' s t of Iler ,, Mr1. Huber· cas1on will be Miss Lucy Amsbary bride as hostesses. Brown, lecturer, ailer Ylsilint wi th Rev and Mn J · d aug, 1llcr, M rs. Sh'i,,e 1 er J r., for presented a pro ram which open --- - _a.,...;,_;;;;.., g · · · ' .;;-;;-� ;;....;;;;;....;;;,_,_,__a.,.___;;-;;--;;-;;...aa;;;;;;..;. - the past three month:; . is im- ed w I th group s in 1 ng o 1 Amer . Cb'de J. Bartlett a nd f1umly 11nce ·.r g • ' s · g . M r. L1l reaJ is al1 unday mornin . provin•:. " MY j · . c · . Mr. · Myers spent a w�k lea 1O 1 1 owe d b I rea• mg lendinn the N•Tnen. at e College ' ,1· 111 mcurna -d.� _ . Country Tia Or Thee" by Mri. Pua<hi� · • e . Aiw- vfiitinJ Jhe Bart� ' "G et Read _. ar11,.-,e, 1.... A" M rs i l ui:;h Black of. Chill k ot e 1..o.. � Y 'flt fa ,11 11), Jail Sunday ,were her � spent Wed nesdc1y wit� her _Pa - for the count down" WH giun by and famlly, Mr' and :.u,1 EU'c 11 t 11, Mr. rnd Mn. Phil Wllha°r Mn. W. A. Mori:an after which iene Emerich a nd dau hters. · ) 'f, '. , , g , son. , a qulz on the Declara tion or ln• Mra. Cl•renc e M urray ls ill at _ y_ �, ., , M rs rt o l>crt Lytle of Chillicotb;e dependence was co nducted by • : _ii.� it",_), her home i n Bradbury .' �f � ).� 1 spent �ed nesday with her fathlil', . !!e� Goe,i:lein. • . . .., M.r. and .Mn. R aym o�d Turner of l ,Jacot> El_hcrfeld. An article "Rlghta and Pr1v1 • Columbui · vliited Frida with his · , 1 1 ;; " 1 Mrs Gcori:te 1-1 P a rker retur�- le,e1 of a Ci t izen'• WH rea d by pat1m t1, Mr. and Mr&. r,ke TurnL �1{ ,._..r • · N -��1 { ,.. ed ho me ,Monday a fter a visit Mn. _ <?oorfe Skinner and " A I er and family. ·} 1 with relatives in Detroit, Mich PatrloUc Creed" by Homer Rice 4 '.){':_ Mr,. Clarenc Rupp and d a a::hShe was . ac•eornpanJ ed home by Thouiiht, for the month were ter Kriilln of ;oledo are here\or MISS DORIS WELL her cu usrn , Mn. H . C. Ml'Naugh- given· b)' Mrs. Brown . A conte!lt a tWo wecb vlalt with her parents . The Federat t•d l 1rdt• met Wed I ' j conducted by M ra, J.o� n Erwin Mr. •nd Jira. Fred Ruuell. n_esd�� e �l'rn n i: a'. l h l' t· hurc h_ fo r a Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Well , Pleasa n t Ridge, P omeroy . , �oe�;y.ho ret urned h o me on Wed- •nd won by Mn, Wilham GrueMr. a nd Mn. Edward Burkett aax o c l0t k potl m k dmner w i th 1 6 a r c announcing the engagement and a roathlllg marriage , Mrs. d H. George Parker an concluded the program. ser, . . are plannina: to leave M0ndaY for members and 1 wu ;:ul·sls. Hcv. Will• . i;r. . . f the i r d·�m ghter , Don s , to Jerry S now en, son .of M r . .a nd guest Mrs. II. C. McNaughton Refreshmenl.ll wt re .1erved al a vacation trip In the Carolin as do J · Bartels .a n J gran d son · John ° . · Marielta with · · s Arnold S now den , R oc k Spr 1· n g s. The we d d tng w1· 1 1 be spent ' 1•uHd.ay m M1 the clo1e of the the m ee ting I,. by P R ull Bernahrdt. prr.� rnt Grace was a tar!:. k to M i riJ · j ilaon. W P home economica committee. fg�� · G e n�ra l �oa��t Furniture - Floor Covering - Draperies aake<I by Hl'V R.11rlcls. w hi le seat- a-n event of Sept , 4 at the omeroy �·ederated Churc h with Miss Dora Mr. and Mrs. l'hll Gl_obok.r Inspection will be held at the 1 afttr he ,uttered a ,e:e re �e a :t a• . ed at the t .. UJe Hie .i:roup sang Rev. William Bartel officiating. Mis.s Well is a graduate of f. h e Pomeroy H igh School, 11nd daughter Sally were m C �l- next meetina on Thursday, July tack al his home . •·� aJ?PY 81 rthdi1(' to M rs. ( ;cor1i:i1 Ready To Wea r - Men's Boy's Wea: · �dh:-unson who wa� ub11erv1 11g her class of 1 955 and is now employed in the OivislOn of Teachers umbus . We dnesday to meet their 28, and member, are reque,ted Gordon Wolfe a nd Wealey Gil- ' IWn M1r_h ael who 1per1t th�ee to bring ple for refreshment,. b1rthd11y. Education and Certification ' Ohio Department of Education ' weck11 :n Halifax, M us., wLth . haYlt returned , home after Housewa res - Women a nd Girls -------key r Following t h r dinnn a short I Co I um b us. M . S no�den ,1s a mem be_r of the 1 953 grad uat ing Mr. and Mrs. John Dulty a nd s�l\dlne th e week at their fi■hine .b usiness se ss 1 u/l wa � l"O lld ud�d b� class � t �omeroy H i gh School and lS employed by W estern Mr. a nd MrB . W11, lter Kauffman. �' camp at SIOC:kporl. Mre. Wolfe al• U nderwear and Nightwear Mn. rh1I W1ll 111n1Non, 11res1JenL Electric m Columbus. He was 1ccompanied to Ma11aso vi1lted at the camp on Tuesday ----- -- ---- - -- - - - -- ehuselts by hi1 grandmoth er Mr1 Devotions l<•tl by MrN. N orman , QfflQgf! Uf$ Ind Wednelday, Mr-. Wolfe pJan1 to Kloc& ope11e1I t ile lllt' l't i ng. Hout ine Rturn to the ca mp ned week. Lene Huber who remained for a ScoulA Make I ltra . .Peter F. Kl e in .nd sons, longer vmt Mr. and Mrs. Duffy bualne11 was li.hn c are or ar�r t."'W I ant pltlll rip ans aecomp11nied him ba ck to Col· Mr. and Mn. Joe E. W i 1 1on of Peter Frt1d erick and Rich a rd, are whkh 1hr lllt'C(Jll� dosed with the Lord 's Prayer Ill unison. Boy Scouts of Troop 24 :1 met umhus where they are the g uesll Mi dlll e port are announelna • the he n for ·a two week · vl1it with Mn. laSi night at the home_ of their of rel.ilives. ma rria ge of their daug hter, Caro- Cedric Cink, Alto visi ting With scoutmaste., llob�rt Mill s w � er<! M n. H arry P. Smti h and Mr■. lyn Anne to Paul Thomaa Gruf'- Mr1. Clark la her alater , Mr1, LenProJce t lmoks were eomple tcd they rl'l"e1vcd r_m al _I nstruct i on,!! Jed Webster Sr. returned to the ir e ora Ho bart Kent o f Brownsburg, er, son of Mr. and Mn. Geor,.e when t he Enterp r ise 4 . 1{ C1ub abob t th e ir u mp i ng tn p lo Mlch1 - homes Friday ne nini;: from Lan I ndi ana. e . The c.:iof ll Grue1er Mlneravl Pomeroy, OWo M r.�. � an. _ The boys_ al �o rel'eive d their c.11.ater where they attended th� met with the •dvlsors, pie we re m arried Thuriday ,t Mn. Frank Vroman w11 return• Owlght Log an 1 11 d Mm. Herbert phy5_1 c.a l �xam1n � l ltl n papers and Me t hodist Lancaster School of the Flnt B aptlit Church of Pt. TONIGHT ed home yesterday from Holr.er Dixon, 1'.hm·sduy afternoo n at spec i fic ms lructlon u of t ime and Mlssi u n:i . They were accompanied Pleasa nt with Rev. K. W. Chand• I th(' Enter11riae E U ll Churr h. Hoapltal where ehe wae taken for place of departure. '"COUNTE ll l'l ,OT" ' home hy Mr, Smith who drove ler performing th e ceremony obaerv•Uon and treatment. Uarlunc Smlth, pr(!s ident , op. � resen t pl ans e re to leave next there for them. Forrest Tueke r J Hckie Wayne · The bride Is a gradu ate of e n(! d lhe meeting ' with thq pledge Fr 1d11� morning at J a. m , Crom the Eua:ene Sea n ls expected home - 111�0 Mu. Dan Hynell o{ Ravenn a II Mlddleport High School In the ds1 M� tom9rrow from Ft. Knox. Ky,, bu Park. R de I The H meet wl 4 lo fl y� and the P!edge. o.u. HELL" A TO c:A1'1!:S "f"IVE ) the guest of relaUves and friend, clasa of 1 960 where she wi.& ac, wher e h e ha1 be e n tor the past dem om t rat1011 on modeling dres- at 4 o clot'k Th ursday cvemng lo he re. Dol.ore1 Mir lrneJ;i Ken Scott tiYe In the Girl•' Glee Club and 1 ses was given by Rut h Ann pack the bus. l nd ud mi:1:, adults 35 SUN., MON., TUES. Mr. aud Mn. Lawrence H yaell, th e rnuchtnc band. Sh e i• a l�o .weeka. Iii', and Mn. Lawrence Reed R Brothers 11nd J11:kly11 Seldenebel por11on11 wlli take the trip. ''TIIE BRAMBLI<: BUSH" of flavenna are vl!ltlni: relatives member Ot th! lOc!ll Fln! -- --BA - ttld Mr. •n� Mr,. Jamea lteed a nd dl11cna1td safety 1n the home 11nd I Ric-hard Burton i in the Bend If' , ., ! lat Church where llhe diatrlbuted 111fcl y forms for the JJarbara Ru�h Mr. and 'M rs. J. G . Robinsqn cher in the{) Sund ay Sehl)l)i a rid Ruth and Jam ar� Pla nning t o atparCllh to !Ill out "P1':Y1'0N PLACE'' have re t urned lo Canton after Is eurrently employed In the ol- tend Hobbs reumon 1t LOga n toRaad& like Nursery visiting with her sist�n. Mrs .. \_'r'a l- flee of Dr. R. E. Boice , Pomeroy morrow. All me1,1ber1 are requested to . Mr. and Mn. James Pulle_n and Rhymes com p11red tu ter Wolfe and Mrs. W mlfred Shlea. The KJ'OOm will be a a enior al I brim: their projec ts to the E U ii thlldren, Su!lln and Stepha nie and "Bramble Hush" r . M_ and Mrs. Jtobin!!on , accompa- Pomeroy Hlih School thl1 fill church Wef1 11csday al t p . m. Stepl\en, are expected home t om�rmed by Mrs. Mn. Wolfe Stilea, lilnd where he has bee n active In when Mrs. Geneva Nollln will row fro m a vacation trip to M111Tl\c Marth� Cla1111 or t h e Brad- spent two days this week in Cil\• sport,. For the preae t the n >' P1 an aoul t)(' i>rescnt for jurl�ing . bury l'hurd1 o f Chrif1t met at einnatl. · tP reeI de wIt h his parenti. M�. and, Mr•. Earl Knig ht pla n H l'frl•H hm r11' .\ Wl'r(' M:1·vrd by 1 111' h o me of th e preal tlen t , Mn. Week end g uests a t the home o( t o lo to Canal Wlnch e1ter tomore Pi r ev Wednesday evening. r e \ Mrs. Dixon 1111d du ugh tt- r S wurn N c1 Mr, and Mrs. Jlenv (! r Well were tow to visit wit h Mr. a nd Mr1. V. i/ty Stitcher, Meet :Wtu D11rlc11r smith. Au i l11 1 11111, 1"ht• dev otion al lea�er was Mrs. Mrs. W ll l l ' s pp rr nts M r . and Mr,. L. Will and d,11u ghte r. Sue Kni11ht I R u 1 h i\1111 llr(ll/1rn , K 1m-n W n lk- Edl 1 h Ru NNcll. D u n ng the husl- Kvcrell Bite� ind children, Juan- Th u r,day Even n(I TONIGHT ONLY i of Columbua wlll join the 1a �ilies 11 n 1 eetlng e onducle by I s lhe .11. , He < c s_ 1 , Janel nd Everett of Taylor, e r , Murjurlc Rentz , Jul"klyn SciMrs. WIiiiam Bartel l entertain ed Don Murray - Hidu1rd Egan a t Canal Wlncheater for a pumlc d -�1' plans pr , l n l ere s lo , marlc k 1 1 ". s "'. l· . C!ll MrK1•mir, n n A Mary hlgan dc1111hcl. and , Mi s Phylli Swim, hc Nifty '"'Jl l ES f; 1 000 1111 ,LS" Stitcher1 Cl u b h ur..,....y • Sally U a l h b u rn , l\hry Kat h ry n SJ)O n Sii r 1 1 hym n sing I n the r u - also of Tiiy lor. ____ even i ng at her home, Rock Springs. dinner· {This Is A Supe r Wt>slcrn Mr; a nd Mra, Joh n W ard and ·· -� - -- - --HiltI Li IllI u f'ay S ,. t ar(' 11er, ,, n. l u rt•. In TN"hnirolor wnd 1 lfhe evenin g waa apont aocially Jauni ta Wa rd wh o were here lo ., Lotan 1111d une �UC!it , Linda llroand in aewing after which the ho,Cl uoma11ro11(') . Tw o 1110111 be n , Mn. MP da ttte nd the funeral of Ma. Robert tlwrs. -.w.lso- lCJS . 11eryed refre1hrne nts to M:ra. Gibhs and Mn. Evelyn Murray vro ga n vl1ited brletly with Mra, , The lh'XI regular mee t ing wlll 1-.e .,,, n ee Sm,' lh Steve l'odi ran Uta Milan Mrl · Ca rI Moore Gordon Wo '' e before ret uminc to W('t(' rcportetl ill 11nd were reS ' U li,•On 1 I b Tl d 1 . e Hirs ay, August ' ' M,,. Hugh Bearh,, .,·•I•• Kathr•n "I, MOBSTEH" tnl'mlwred with cardN signed by 1 th e Ir hom e in c I um b ua. Miteh Mr,. M ax Folmer a nd VanAlso Carl uon tho11c present. T he birthdays of S , NAMIS OMI TTED c11a , M n. James Will and Beverly, 1 SUNDAY and MONDAY Mn. Pierce , Mn. Leona EbenTwu 1 H rge birthd ay rakes ccn- Mrs. Georae i ThC' names of Mn. Honn!(' l'kkKorn, Mrs, Herbert Cary Gr.int - Tony Curtis bach, Mrs. Murray, iMn1. Glbbt1 t red the di ner la l en s , Mri. . Ev ll lyn Wo od 11 11 11 YJ rs, e d r. n h c on the . Dixon and a aueit , Mra. W. A. ''OPFJlATlON l'E'JTICOf T" n M n. ll usacll were observed lawn at the homo or Mrs. J. II. Dra ke . Marj Will wore unintcntionully /Technicolor) willl haurlk erchlef •hewers. Smith. Mlddl(!port. wh(!n the Van omiUed from the w:uea t list of lhe - also At t he close of the meeti n � a C(>tl ney famil)' iiaath ercd ror a Geno Raymond Wayne Morri1 I 8ht1wcr eiven hy t he Homl'bu ildrrK !lallld course WH se rved by Mrs. TURk KIi.LS SILP family reunio The n. c11kcs with ' cla1s of the Bradford Church of NEW aad USED "PLUNOER ROAD" (STANB UL, Turkey UPJ-A aec, r P to Mn. Barnl Elsie I Chri�t la1l week lot' Mrs. Jb lph lart, \11,lhted candle R wu e to l'el ehrale i r l't' Abo Cartoon ond 1cnior oiflcl•l of the ou1led · MrK. Jes11ie SI Hon, Mrs. J ,e l ha t he b irthda ys uf Jurly and Diann ;overnment J-lumbl e, 'RuMse ll. Mrs . H12:el Russe ll, M rs. of u-Premler Adna n C Van ooney whoRe birthd ay• aru den derea h11 commi tted 1ulclde, 'Rernke Winn , Mr1. Ebertbach both this mont h. Ce-mil Keleaoalu, form er 1overnor · and M n. Erlith RuHell J,�ollowing thr dinner the cakes 01 Konya Province, al11hed h11 were served wilh shl'rberl hy• j, wrla'8 Thund ay, It WH reported, C I ltCLI TO MIIT Pearl and Hue] VanCoone)' 111 ' Atertor Mlniat er Gedlt jumped Phone WY,1-3194 The Friendl y Circle o f the aisled by Mn . Smith. , · � 1 wlnct Nim o a w . rec:t1nt ly. Both ' Federated Church om will mee t POMEROY, OHIO At tendln11 were 1.lr · ann Mrs clals were under dete ntion, 1'uc1dll y evi:rnlng a t th e church. Jamea VanCooney, ColumbuR·! Mr. and Mrs. Clyde VanCooney · 1-.-' · PLAN l'IICNIC children, John, Wood ie, Joan an� lJ" R. V. Vat1flhan a nd Mr1, Myron Blillc, Pomeroy; Mrs. Rohci't · , , · MIi ier an· co-('halrmen of th e ple­ Pullh11 (Mary VanCooncy) ind '"'· nlc to be held next Tue■d ay by son, Carroll White, Pomero�·i Group I o f I he Firat United Pre1- Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mu•nfo;q, \�: ·, b>' tt'rl1n Church. l h, l n g r o o n'I (Ed\th V1inCoon ey) and children .... . . Jal'kie, L11rry a nd Joel or Columlnclucl• fM m Cflh· . ' ' b11s; Ira VanCooney, childrN( 19"N ellflHlne ••• j L ila and Judy, Phocni:t, Ariz., leu,,.., Danish ,tnd - ---,Mies Janet Johnson, Ph 1enlx; ac:catlonal elMlr, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl VanC.:oney, c.cktall ,... aNI chil d ren, Bobbie , Diann, Mike; 2 atep tHln in •••· the hosleases and Mrs. Sn1ith. nut, anlll 2 t•II lemp&. NAMID ATHLITIC DIRICTOR -. LAKE OKOBOKI, I o wa UPI­ l!leiiiipi,ple "' " hnqutit-aln M.ck• Jim With,, m, who coached the j 'maite ... --a- don'\ "'tone ·•bl• ,. 3S IC lowo Stale b1.1ketb1II tea m lo Its ( 50 )C 70H, 6 match,, beat season in 10 years, his been How much th-,. haw paid. • Iii hit chain. 2 Llno l­ named athletic director- at th111 1 Middleport 11choo l, Witham, 49, will aucct:ed llHft lu.. •ncl Utn• How they're out Ill 1111 \ • S.po,ate I cu. II, J L. L. M endenhall on Au 1, 7. lty CHIMt, of the month; frteaer atorM bed room 70 Ibo. 1n which diNetlGD • Bl.a: •utimtatlo SwttPlne 0.nleh delroet refriprt1to, •lnut trl,le d,.... All 1Uch confualon enda ...,_ - • New "Pol,rtont" ,r with ,..__ inir• Int.riot IX!lt>r by chock. Do you? U 111v11t NEW Nr $,drawer chett THE • Porm&ah, triaper­ ,open a Checkine Aoi:oUlll ........ llod. Doiry Bor Doo, ... ' • I. • Bt, r1mfty a..,_ ln.-r•rlnt m6t1""" B,ujplloo1ttt 1rns .,... �hl na price \ ,- "'"""' I Pll• . ,. FOREST RUN ROAD 1... .. ... Spread. \ Up Te M Manth■ OIi Roulo 7-½i Milo North of Po111eroy Prl<H SIArl A, Low AJI T• Pay People In Pomeroy I I I I I I I I I ~-• Around And AboUf M 'dd/eporf ' I I •, Federated Circle Meets Wednesday At Church Rooms . /, {r;_,- , 'l�i L . ' � ,1 1 L,. � .. I · I I Project Bo-oks Completed By C , M f'inul T' , Pl Th Is Announ--..1 · ' \, All Over The Store day I ------- Bradbury Class Holds Session At Pierce Home I I I I �, N ' ... Hold Re At m,t h Horr:1! -------- Poy Only $3.69 Per �eek NO DOWN PAYMENT • ° BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer COAL, OIL, GAS FURNACES ,lO JULY CLEARANCE SALE Now Going Onl GVOIJ CoNFU�ION -,• • • P A Y _ 8 Y .= C H E C K I -'I.;, ...i tollllna f-OREST RUN CEMENT BLOCK CO. $)99.95 ' ASSOC,I ATED RADIO and TELEVISION Horry MYier, Owner POMEROY, OHIO • e di-, at. 1111111 � '" nae, .. !'Ill lit' a&-..._ ',," The FARMERS BANK s and Saving' Company . Top Quality Blocks Made With Beat Of Materials And M.w Machinery CEMENT AND 'ORTAR FOR SALE Own•n : K. A. G,euser & Son Don •ttftl{:...:a ..r...-+rra SMITH CLOTHING NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS • llemllor Fedenl ..... . . ' . ••• Fedonl Depclllt a.-.ee Cerporatioa . ' ... . . . . , lo , ; • - -:-, - - . . s,.. POM£BOY,' «.1110 ' ' \ .' '' ' • ING EL�S FUR NIT URE ' 1. · FREE PAlKlNG LJPOI.T MIDD COATS 11.:DG. .• •• l ,, Le- �-�u!� ) , •• o e �e fl:o�.!r �ow fi open .t � ' · �: JJ:o�eroy_ : Middleport Drum h ..rbrecht. . g rcillp ' to Colum&wi and present an entrlea mult be tlit1 ll d a c pub _ b ti -a aa eYening, I exhibition for t-11e · people of our and ,11J!,lll# .ColJ)S baa be�n alven Many days, the d latlii.ie(�l?n o� ... leadmg the were &p.ent nta rchmg up an d d own state capital will be Jimmy Hood , w�rk of_ tht .,xhibitor wi\ h alf El.ah.th �(�lJ"ld al ,ibe State Con- Second Ave. and Mechanic St. The · he•d dr.u m m ajor Of H lddleport clasees. l>elng , the work, of arna• vent.ion:--:1-i..:ColumbtH next week, corps purchased ei2ht snare drurp1 high school. The plfopl e of this teui:a o nly. Ac.�rdi!'i to the ,r.ulta • and eight bugle. and a t,&11 drum a rea are proU nd -of these young. an ama tuer ls cl11a1fled a1 an)'one .Jub'. �J • �· � � slen who Ire ahXious to 1how who 1r9w, plants for hia or h�r · District la composed througb Alfred E lberfeld. 1be • h\b own pleaaure , '• , of a1H>Ui-!i(tLea:iotl1 l'o,II from all . M lf!St.rels were staged. by the � ._ their �len� a� who · haYe vol. ires 4rrange,m e�tl will not be m,de gion ai:a-d they played at Porn; uhtee�ed to make this a 1ucceoful .i ,.re:. pf 'sfuthea•te� 10hio. There . lq. th, e1'b.lhiU e o n � and .ex·. , . . , are lf> fttstncll in lJ:le •tate and the ecoy and .flUddteport as well aa Kut.- �{fair. h remain a m place u 11tll bits R_lJJ t if'ract:tce . wU I _coi:i�lriue thl11, we�k l EiihUl J)l1Uiet will �· Second in land iJ.ld R acine. wldte trousers . in• p. • l_Lt!fY • f !�• '!ll tn •· an re � w Wedn•edv, . ct lhirts o fint "d and !•. · ,'(J.�ly ,!�) _ on ��11�9'• . , the Un� •f �li<", l f � -�l �-�:� it t . o t•\fi e -S.miu,,-at .... •'7i6'1' .,.i; • 1old , .and; blU• .. l In . Ille. H«,l KV""1$ ¥� - lb� - �'- �'"l!ll/ ' -· r t'ome'rifJ Senior' )llR'h School illld ed. ... · �ter i� �de _ at were 1.04�4. drum, . liut iJMla!• ' 11'6)'$,r-,- .Jlal not toi'mi r oriiinal .it 6 p. m. at �lddlf:J?Ort _ High no u'ttfic!.a,I - �r artlflcallf color . the of some pirtid)iA�ll �r .• B',l1 ·.thif y W � planl m a terial• will be permit11oftlb. . <Jwtto Girotami recruited were ,Raymond. Harbrec:�t, M1k� school. All member, y-e 11.rged Lo ted and all flowera anc1 pl ants ae� i � tcbpol �tudflnll and M cCroba, Lou�• Sl�vene, Frank make �h�e. rehear�als. now-;tlij: -Corp1; bH· 1 total of about WJII, Otto i<.remenb11ll, Bob We11'-· 2& m-.i,berl lrom . J>olh Pomeroy Sler, Arty lwoenoaum, Rutus Lide, and ;Middleport. Some are Le- Ben N e utz11ng, Leo Story and g,ionaires, some recent high school Charlie .Marcinko , 11al;luate1; but most of lbe corps . And, believe_ it or not, Leo Stor,r � 1s tompoaed of atudent from the 1s stdl actnoe m tbe corps, • ' Main In recenL )'ears Legloneirea Geo.. two' hiir;b achool1. A three car wreck on East Main St . in Pomeroy at 4:50 lt Le under the 1upervl11ion of N �sselroa� . Jr.. Eddie . Burkett, ey ma, c harWllila Lind, Reno C k �• \l a 11 Gltolami bill technical d lce J be• p.m. SaturdaY resulted in heavy prO rty damage and the ar• ing aiven by Jamea Lohle and he _Leaar, Don Hunnell and Guy .r:est oI a . Syra,cuse man on a DWI cr. arge, Chiel J ed We bsIer , George Oallaii: who · h uie inspired Guinther ,bave been memhe!s reported today. _ ,\Jut today it co111U11.1 mainly ot th e ·or,anllina of such a 11.nlt. Cars invoJ.ved were driven by Bette M axine White, . East high ol ,tudenta scho om fr both ·'!'bl• COrP• • wm leave Pomeroy , Dale Clinton Warner, · Minersville, and ' at a a. . m , tbe ' morning ot July 24_ v1Jl ages ,. Therefore, it i11 �Ina ·Main St., Pomeroy; called The Pomer oy - Middle· Willia)ll Willis, Jr., Syrlcuse. It wjll hive the pltaaure of Jeading " According Lo Lhe report filed by $100, and to tal damage lo the War­ the Ei1hlb Diatrict at. the Ameri- port Drum & Bug_le Corpa_. Members who ticipate on the investig ating par wdl o!ficer Henry rier vehicle. Willis was released can Legion State ConvenU on. 2 the are: 4th Fr�m Middleport,..... We rry, the White vehicle bad atop-. from the Meigs County jail Sun­ Alth0u1h pennileu, _ individ uals Paul Th omp10n, Rich Sw11iekruu:ner, ped to mak, a left turn. arner, day on bond tor bearing Tuesday are wort.Ina: in an atw,mpt to aalh• Keith M_organ, Jack Satterf1el�, d.rlving a 1960 Opel stationWwagon, evenln& before Mayor Legar. erk,!eGelHJ'Y funda that it wUl re• Other week end brrcsh reported Dave Wiley, Arland Kin&:, David bad stopped behind tbe White car. "'q\lin"'to quUit the unit and to 'l'homas. David Ca11ci and sand(, end Willia failed ·to atop and atruck by Chief Web1ler were Jack Luns• make the' iourpey io thi° capital Brewing ton, tbe Warner vehicle 1ho vin1 It Into ford, Pomeroy Route 2, for intox• _ and . return hOme. oy Pomer From � will F'rf:ddie the front car. All three vehiclea Jcalion following a tight at the ApproUJDately t OO )J; needed of . Mickey Meneh1m, Richie were heading ea!lt on E,a1t Main-1L .Pomeroy theatre a bout 7:20 Sa.tur­ S111SOn, l which '60 hH already been obonny W�b· rDamage to the White car was re- day evening. Lunsford w111 treated ta�ned" .from three lodJvidual don . Camp�II, Don Mayer, J 11ter, 8111 Young, Mik� Werry, Jun ported a l $126, to the Will_is ca r, at the office of Dr. T. A. Hewetaon ors (names will b' publiahed at a · fbr injuries" received in the fight. Mees, J:amea. Lohse, iReno Lind, -------· l•ter dale). Pomeroy emerc.ency squad The Guida Girolami, Frankie Girolami, Anyoi\e, or &ny ori•niiation, and took blm to the called WaR· ell, Don ory, G•orge· St Hunn Leo wi,hjnl to make a dona tion Js ask• QUD · w11 still lri j ail tophysician, He d Jr., Kenneth Harri, &nd Ne11aelro & ed to mall It to Bo.i: 508, Pomero)', day an d will be 1lven III hearing in or to coiUiicl .Paul calci at MOOre'a · Ed Kenn edy: miiyor's court Tuesday evening . Vo lunteermg lo accompany the Store, fomeroy. . ' lbe people ·df Pomei;oy and Mkl; Allo arreated Saturday night by dl•�rj. lho ul� be Ptvud 'that 1h 11 police was Okie Haggy, Pomeroy • c0rpe Js going, to COlu.mbu.a fOr It Pomeroy. charged wU.h lntoxtca• will be the lint Ump that a unit Three men who attempted · to tlon. He wa.s released on bond or fio� .1Ulit IJ'f:f h11 plrtlctpated in a enter Pomeroy bualneu places lait a· he&l"ing Tuesday. ip • St.ale 1 ColkvenU.on, let alOne that It Wednelday mo,nlnl ' were bound over to the P"•nd Jury Saturd a11 . Three out o f town motorlsl.ll were wt.1, lead ! the ' Etghlb Diltrlct. OJdl.lm,r1 wJll recal. 1 •that It. was night by Mayor Charles Legar. teleased o n bond for hearing on traffic viola tion• They were in the Yflr Jtaa that the J;lrew Bon � tor eaeb w11 aet a t $2,000. 1. Collectlonll from the Ohio nles Tlie three men, Vir'RU 8t1d.1on, James A. Panell, Peoria, DI ., Wtblter Poet of ' Poineroy or1antax for the period June 30, 1960 Mlnerav ille; D,rl Work, Clinton, speeding; John J. Christmas . o! lied it.a ",])rum and Bct]e· GOfp1. uned the · fiscal yea r total to a puih iaion of Raymond Pa.; a lld Robert Boyer, Georgetown Youngstown, 1pecdlng ; and Clyde der · the supetv fantutlc $262,799,242, Trea&urer , , · Pa., are charged by Pomeroy � Man:um, Crum, • W. Va., reckless Joe Ferguson announced todaiy. lice with attemptlna:'to break and operation PaHell and Christmas The fiscal yea r- total represented enter eix Pomeroy bu1ineu eaLab­ are lo eppear Tuesday evening' and an increase of $28,059,154 or 1 1 _9 liahments, Two o( the men were M arcum Saturday evenin g . per cent over the am ount of $234,- arrested ln a car that since hH 740,088 collected during the last been t,roven to be a stolen vehicle (iacal year. The yearly total also MlfGS t;INllAL HOSPITAL and broua:ht acron the state line ,urpaaaed the all time high . of Admitted S aturday : Roger Ste­ in Yl ol atlon of the Dyer Acl. ll Is $235.470,638 reiiitered durinSC :the expected· that they wlU alao be wart, Minerivllle; Mrs. Kenneth Cale, 'Middleport; Col11tance Shi­ 1956-M fiaeal year by $27,328,604 . charged in federal court. : The Bedford CommunUy Recre­ FOr Mei'ls county receipts for ,.. fourth member of the jroup, eld,, Pomeroy. Uon ' ;eenter will ll)OJ)JOr a food the week end ing _ June 30. 1960 Discharged Sa�urday: Judy Wat­ Theodore Boyer, Georgetown, . Pa ,, 1ia!!_d' at .the faµ' a1ijn · th is ye�. were $1&,ase .oa, total to d•te S 178,,Pomeroy; Emma Smith, Pom­ son; -o and will juvenile ld 17-year a i1 Volunteeta to help · prepare thri 123.04; compared to $Uli,388.60 for eroy; Ulth Thomas, Pomer oy; juvenile In hearing a g'iven lte footl' and ' IO ....., It will be, ll'elt• the nme perlO<l In 191M), · and • toMn. Albert .Welch a nd sOn, Galli1pjlreQlded. aid lltt. Denvet ta • poli1. • or 1n· ine,-, may er bua lT eo�:'·oth WeDL lteal11rer of the :�f':;7�:0 do no t incl ude court Saturdq, .J1roe1 H. Mcbaniel Bom Saturday: A dauahter ol Or. T. A, Hewetson hae donated $3.39'1 .s; (•he w� week), and S88,2111__ osq Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cale. c and $23 fined w11 Toledo, of hii a:.ettlcu to' a1ve tli, blood teat 83 tor the year to dale. AdmJUed Sunday : fern Hay­ on a char&e o( no drivel'• license for (ood handlina permit&: Th1I · poUce. Pomeroy man by broUjht , •, "Letart F1ll1; William WII• will be done fN16.0f-char1e to the llam1on, Pomeroyi Geor11e Hob1�vily SpurlB l"'II. i.dividulll ruelvlng the tetter, Sr. Route . 3, Pomeroy; Dr. l!e:wt!OO• will be ,1 . th• Bed· Comen " Fr ance, Keuna, Letart, W. Va. foril School Wedn� evenlo&, CHJCAGO UPI - Republloan Diacharged Sw1da y: Ml'II, Carl July 30, (toin 8 'to 1: 30 p. m. to activity 1pu· rted from all comen Wila o n and aon, Pomeroy ; Roaer . Jiff testl, , �eryone ia urfed to -..1.oday In preparation 1or nex,t A total of MD qla ims for un­ Stewart, M intraville. an"Ct help coriae• ud Pt· Uietr testl' employment �peniatlon w a a week'• national convention. witll ithi: ' ,fliJ', J4rs. Wt1_. ,aid. with th1 �ocai BOC office Jlled Key · Point of the day Wa,11 ex_ . , , • ASK •-'ill IATI HIKE acc9]'dlng to the week• week, la1t : • • • pected to be a 1•te • 1111ternoon 1 ' • WAS�GTO:ff UPI - A railof M,inacer Fra nk· report 1)' ce · ach by conferen eduled news A CMl1NAW ON i•f'ING 1 road ln'dua:try apolc;esm11n announc)(Hine Lante C,1. .Illy � - HOB• New Yort GoY. Nelton �Ctefel• Chllden. claims new ed today that 15 ,11tem railro1d1 . werti 21 total, the Of ed 1 was 11 pp,ni�e herald I\ .Jer. eJtOJl, ton of Mr. tn� ¥ra, William 1 ba.ve alked for lnteritate pauen�er �lalm1. The eontlnulnl 324aDd N HONllPG ot Aeeill'rille 'II let¥- start to a tbowdown between ye r a hikes· ranctn.a: lrt1m ·2.29 lo 5 tare· · list Wed 11me the · for tal o t and t Vice ler Prellden 1.ia: Wttb tlie 'J'hfrd,?fmne rDJ:vtuoa llockefel • . per cent. u w . Nl.a:on. on ' ' di' 'Oki,niw&.1 � . � l $399 VanCooney famj/y In Keen Co'mpetit1·.o' n·. i.· Annual ·Flow: er·.. Sho·.w·-, A.t'. ,Fatt· �kt:::J1Wo�n:'. � to beK:t.�:::r!�:� I� :�� conjunclton with the a hual !41!1Js CounJy fall', 1, A' 1 You I "�' n NOT-ICE TO J U LY BRI DES , -J,. · l<' . ,u .,u..,... R·oo' ·'r· .·g·''110J ·zed Ame·r1·can Legi·on o·-rum s·ug · )e·Corps ·Mrs Plul Baer· a 111em)ler·ol the C4 ster Gardena.Club•bow -·· · · . . . Will Lead Eighth District At Coiiveniion Site ���:·��n��· ;�"J;:t � 1·1��� :��:��:� I u.lfe11 olberwillJ, as well ELBERFELDS 1n Pomeroy I • WEEDS WINNING - �ply rails here se em lo demand survey by local Chambers of ----------..,._.:;..,-.-=�-�-1 Co�rce lo insure retention of Pomeroy's ra II depot. The ,tax yaluallon of C&O property , .;;1 ;.. "- ·. ·· ,1 :v:,r,r4 used in Me1&s operatlons. totals $5 17,000. An annual tax loss of $16,000 could resu\1 ll loss;11: _.. . .� , es In. ·operal(ons pc,rouaded PUCO o!ficials I o permit closing of local yards. Increased demand by 111e,1 businessmen for rail dehvery W OUid aid g reatly, local agents point out. C&O coo_per�tion '. fl ass.ured in ans wermg all servic e inqUiries. . · . . • I Tri-coun ty l.;nll f!n.i.orcement ofCicen arc on a high-priori ty · aJert lod11y for ,1 1tole n Weit Virginia state au to�obile driven by an I escaped prison t.ruaty and load ed with dea dly weapons. He wa11 reported earlier today headti:i . frOm Charleston, W. Va. for Pomeroy. St.ate Highway Pa trol offlcer1 said the trusty from a 1tate inatitutt at Prince ton, W. Va. named Bobby Ray, wei ghing 185 pound1 and it.anding :I foot 11 in.­ Chea tall, stole the ea r e arlier tod ay, It had an offirt:r'1 service revoJ­ Yer, his shirt and hat in the front seat and a e11.bm achine eun in the trunt. Ray wu reported In Char­ leaton a nd waa auppoaed to hive been overheard sayinc he wu "beading to Pomeroy." n..rt WH M lnforr(MtiM •nllaW• .. to whether tM ""'" wu "conililtllrld •""'""'•"' Dr not• According to the Pa trol's fur. ther descripUon, Ray hu blact crew eut hair and wean two ta· tooa on his lefl arm, both resern­ l&Unc the fr11.i4 cherries., with ,ome letterin g between them. Tbe car he stole ia , black 1969 Ford, unmarked, belrine lbe licenae number lJf.811 1 a state of Weat Virginia official car. Anyone with infor111ttion lead­ ing to th e a pprebensiOn of Ray or movery of the 1t0Jen car b urged to communicate with Sber111'.1 dep,rimeota, l\ltt ._,. pt- I . OPEN TOHIGHT UNTIL 9 P. M. I ' '. Revolver Were \ In Stolen Car BARGAI NS .I 4-H Members I Heavily Armed Escapee Heads Toward Pomeroy I Machine Gun, I --------­ & W,'Ison--Grueser • 18, 1� ·I Of The I I Ohio, Monday, July Weather .- _ a. s:JIG'-• ...:;.;_. - · "'tT;;;.l ----------•------=::: � • ,., ::,.:..::, • ,::_ - - l'ameroy-Mlddl� Take Advantage ,1ee1 I --- - -- -MEIGS THEATRE I en t1n e or ,,\ �, � • I . . I I \ VOL XII NO. 78 -- -- . . at y e 11Y UnlfN ,,... lnttnM On . ""1<11 - ,..,. ,.,..._ ... Mlliffl't •• h, ..., ....... M\111 Htllma, 2t.GIO M hi eh111nlc alrwal"' eM 16,,000 M 1e llronchltl" • ' -day · s,Smas·hed Satur Thre.e car � se! Lo vy a e H _ th w 1 · 0,n E. Tno , B d Over. 'On ·$2 000 E3C. h F0r ,B&E 1·nes prepal'd Sales T8X R. CCe ts Hit N'e� ffj . gh Bedfo . ril:. Center Plan� nepeat · On Fair Stand It qe:n�. GOP From Alf · 345 Claim• Filed Jti On BUC wt Week w. the Jl1aDd . au. - e 1 �usl . be grown , attd arnn1ed by the · edtibi.toc IUi ted. : Jul1&in1 wlll be ja . 10 cIUli1 · of a,\iltic • arrani:emenu and - there ·will be specimen j 11.<l&inl of ztiiuU.a.� ro1ea, · gladiohu, marh:�. altetj, datlll11, · eockacomh. UB�. bon'OOd, and -otllfr ca�gorles. will also be included In Tlle the ow an ed�CfiUonal cate,Ol'J' Ill , , , c �• ½�" . . �Preftl mr an'it .wt n1 . .will,,, -&:i a w,rdejl'<harin1 � •� ow with thf top tbtee prize1 ,be_lng c11h and the fourth place �eJng .a ribbon award only. The ,how lhl• year will .,•• inch1de competilkin for the young er ,et up to 12 yean of a&:e. Per,on, wishing to , compete in lhe show •may 11GCUrt (urtber detail, on th• rules and. t;pe o f arrangements to be Judged from the fair premium book. _, ------- Mrs. Fugate, 81, Died Sunday At Area Rest Home Mn. Addle Maye Fugate, 81, paSlied away Surt�y evenirig at the Elmwood Reat Home •t Al­ fred. A J'ellident ot ·. Huntington. Mn:. Fugate had beet!. makJ.111 her. brune for the past fow- years with her nephew, Harold Sauer.. Mid­ dleport RQ. Stle is survived by, several neph­ ews and nieces· a ild two aislet'l-'in­ law, Mn. Nora .llagcer, Hunting• ton, and Mrs. Charlotte Futate, Middleport. She 'Was born .at .GrNnup, Ky., but bad. Jiyed most of her life -in Huntington. She wa1 preceded fo death eight 1.ean ago by her , ht1$butd, Charle,' n...te. She WIS • member of th9!1fint M�odiat Church in HunUnaton. F-uner.aI service-a will •be held WtdneldaJ. -at one o'tloct at the a.wlings-Ooats Funenl Home con­ ducted iby Rev. How-ard Ruppelt and .!>uflitl la to be In: Spring Hill ce �::!!!:d�:��";.,m be hel d at the cemetery �t 3:30 o'clock. Ex-Prisoners.Lost No Time Getting Back Into Custody •,,...tN,ctM° ... - ·- ' c--..,. ·.w n-oop e- · Bloody bt.ach STORMING BEACHHEADS, 1970 STYLE assaulta inay be a thing ol the past as dllpla'yed in !Im· new U. S, Al'.IDY exhibit on a nati onwide low: wbldi, will be at the Gallia C�unty Fair, Aug. :HI. Tile pan.et. del!!e!a _w,ufare in the -1970 • when commanders will have to tlilnk In terms of miles' and "kilotons" rather than yards and rotind-.per:min­ ute. Modern weapons, Including the Army'• IJOW· rtfle-tbe M-l�d new machine. gun , the M-60, are '.to ;be, 1111<>Wn, as weU as many other addilton, to the science Of of!J,rue and · defense in war. $�.78 Wheat Support Mioimwn Assured H Quotas Are Voted Th'e price of the 1961 wheat crop will tie suj>po� at a minimum nallonaJ average of $1.78 per butihel ll ·maiteting. 911otas are in effect, accor<lhM! to. fed- E. llul181:I, Chair· :::Mee� Ag\"letilfural Stabilization and ConaeM�" Com- -'-� ,-'--tnle '" �"' ' "f'P"" , lfdnlm ' qDt ,. · � 7G �•l )he Ollimatetl' ·par ty prlte for wheat u of the belin• ning Qf · u.·11 nut m ar':e�D.J year, July ,1, UIIL The Jewel II mdicated on the bal'is of wheat 1uppllet u· . peeled .to be availa ble at tha t time. Tbe minitnum s_upport will not � reduced,_ but may be_ Increased ii the wheal par!� p_rice a nd the wheat 1_upply utua�on as of July J, 1961 indicate a higher price. , Mr. Rupert points out t�l with Friction in the Board of County announcement of the price-supCommissioners ov er expenditures of coun ty highway funds c:ontlnued • al loday 's me eting with Commia-., aioner Don Mullen voling a ga ln,t two road surfacin g projects and 10 additional a�proprialion of '30.000 for county h1&:tiway department. I On a resolution to r:ive con, tracta to H. ,P. Christy, Marietta, for road surfacing on the Miners. Top attraction _ of the 1umm�r ville road and the StiYenville toad bolb commiHionen Hartin1er a nd baseball season will be staged th1a Wednesday evenl� g _ at Bachtel NeuWing yoted favo rably , Aecordwhe n the Chillicothe Colts, Field n ing to the contract, the Mlne viUe road will be double 1ealed with a Heart o f Ohio Leag ue leaders. limestone a ggreg ate and emuli Uied take on Mel Clark's All-Stars at _ aapbalt at a cost of 38 centa per 8 P- m. _ Mel will auign lef�y Gene Hes­ squ are yea rd. The stlve riville road will be 1ing le 1ea led ulin g grnel son_ tt the m oun� a 1amst the team and an emullil"ied upbalt at a tha t took Zaneavdle 4-2 yesterday. Harold Stout ii the Colt's lop hitcost or Hi �ents per aquare yard, ler. The resolution to a ppropriate an ror county Last Saturd8)' Mel's team look additional $30,000 highway use was paaaed by a two Mo�tgomef>'. , W. Va._, 8-2 on Hesuts aided by Ru�ty to one vote with Mullen diuenU_ng. wn 1 23 �tr1keo -, douales an� a s�1n other b 111ineu this morning Wam,1� �WO el and and single 1n double s gle M the commi11lont1tw aw.arded a con two tripa. tra ct to the Pomeroy Bl�k Sunday afternoon Hub's Cafe, Co mp.ny to tear d own • lean-lo Hunllqton, shut out the loeala room on a houae at 126 Bnttermit5-0 in Ith _ Clari: the loser. getDorw � red e a f ent ny bid o The comp• av. $3'n,20 for WFecklng the structure tmg in , trouble in the filth when scored. Cha rand re-siding the baek of the all Hub s rune were St ohart finished up. ley house. Here this Saturda y is the BenA transfer of $300 w11 m ade from the Unanticipated Emerg en, der's Mus�e club o{ Ch.arleato n, a�d nd•Y is I return a:ame wtlh cies Fund to lhe cattle TB Fund Sq H b'I eare leam . u and $f.OOO ineura nce wae placed -------on the new Grange building on the Rock Springs Fairgr ounds. The insurance contract was awarded to . Harry Barnes, M iddleport. J:o!..ol 1"!'11>- "-� -�. ' of Commissioners Moye Projects With Nay Vote "'""" op Attra"hOD T (n Diam d Pl on ay Here Wednesday Cement Th.,.. men � had Nrved Charge out fntexlcatl,n flMt In the Mfcldlitpert lell and W9i-. .-. INNd at O'ctock htvr• Three Melgs county men were fty ev.n,nt '#tN- ·ell blck In arre1ted on Route 7 Saturday cualodr """"9 I� o'doclt tho evening by Sheriff Robert Harten• •me nltht, Chi_, � Glf, bach's office and ch arged with driving while In toxicated. ..., - ticrtty. Thtr wen on;,.r Mltdi and Jn county court tOC,ay, Jame11 C... ,ln All---. ...... of . Anderson Yeaug er; Middleport, Mlcldl_, 1nd • Wlli� It--. and John Branch, Syracuae, efltet AIINl\f R..te l. A" wlll ,-,. ed pleas of guilty to DWI char,gea and were each fined '100 and Me.., -fl, Mclilhl._ on lnto•fcat'- cft.aP,i' and sentenced to three d•n coats 1 ·, Alao ..... ww1c. in the county jail. Paul Clelar'ld, Ra cine, was released Sunday on Mfddl.,....., lntulca�; Herry bond and will be given a bearin, .._...,.._ MIii', h�, no Wednesday morning In counlf "....,. 1.....,., w�11... courL NIWllnt, -..,, nckl­ MAN J.(ILID operatlon. Eusene Collini, Pomeror Route LAST MIIT_I� 2, Js In the county jail awaltln&: · a .county conrt hearing on · • char,, . The Racine Ub;r · S,:O�i. Z43 will have their lul rntelina: ot 1e of non,..s11pport and viola�on '- YW loni1ht at. the Bidne of a peace · warrant. CoHtna · wu united Satytday afletuOODi, llap&iat Church at p'.. m. ' .ltv... . .. ..... Sheriff's Men 3 Drivers With DWI . GI.ouster Man Asked Help I Mter Beating , A Glouster man told Sheriff Robert Hartenbach Sunday that he, had been beaten with I tire iron by threl' 1inidentlfled m en who stole , a tire from him and then brou1ht him to Pomeroy and dumped him from their car. David Lee Fierce, ,Route 2. Glouster, dUlplayed a cut over his righl eye in support of hi� story but ',VH unable to give a IOOd descriptlon of the three men or of their car. He 11ld tha t the theft and bea ting occurred in Athens County, He asked for help at the sherict' s office at 7:35 a. m. Sund ay ,norn• inc. , . - "-:Jif �- ..., ,:J;;:' '"l' -... -.,· _,i.:..,.._ � · ,· IIU•� ffl ■-� --I � -.111ff ihe 'fuJI inlonnatloll � lbe 1 9111 wheat progtam that wilt be �vallable in _ advance-of � ipl'ket· mg quota reierelMS.um .Jylx ,2:J�: ll at lwt i'!o-� � � !.rm er1 who vote in the referend:11111 ap­ prove marketing (uoiai, � . y.,iU be penaltia for � wiie� pro. dueed in 1961 and the SI.,.71: mini­ mum national average 1uppon ni,e will be in eliect. U more tbao one. third of those · who Vote oppose quotas, there will be DO penaltie1 but price support will drop to 50 percent of parity or about per b\llhel. W he at 11ippUp �or ltl1-8Z now are estimated at 2,MD million bu­ abels, 198.1 pertfflt of the normal supply. A DOJ'DW aupply includes eno ugtl; wheat to cover domestic co111umption and aport needa plua a 20 percent carry over allowance. Wayne H. Cbue, Chalnn■n of Meigs Count, ASC �ornu all eli• gi'ble wheat _farmen Ultif ' tbe7 cm vote on the wbeai referendum. at the -Meip. County ASC office from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. TbundaJ, JulJ 21 . 1 ,us M=k 1'.eddin ' g Cast Gnests At F'Ifeman Dinn.er . "'-' Racine fiNmea entertah;ed with a dinner Friday evenin, at The CJub Restaurant lrt Radue in hon• or of the etlit . of the Mock Wed­ 'a� beId t , ,� -r.� d ne high � Ml_tt� �= -Y ... ;,a. A�tendtii:1 111¥.lilbuler were Kn. --�"t!� ��• :{: �:: -" "' _, '"• Gllbert ·-u-� Ro . bert l\Ut, & A. Wlngel_t, Bob Beei)e, Joe Swain, °' An r,.. J An0' -· ell, Donna Powll, Lucille NOl'Tis and Andy FJ:wiland No"(ris, who playad the put ot the minil­ ter In the Wt IW'II unable to be pre1ent. M emben the ' have entertain...-i to �•t ment flPI� ff .. llCD8 otpnip.tion will _ s �uor Ole"' tllo'!'- · Proreeds from . ttie - ,kit will CO .'"'"1 the purehue 6f • r,000: .Uon. tank for the fire clepat1men& 'tiuck. --'·---..:,.-� eroa., of .Ute ml Two Patrol �, �_. 1 • f...J.•• , , '�rt Hearn ... Local Two date ,� � �se• were heud la. CO\Ulty . � , this 'morning witli Wiley OW'I, Racine Route 2. and eoata for a Uowinf: an unlk.-eDNd • minor to drive laia,- cu, . �1 111Dea Ball­ ing $10, and,. COit. fol;, i,Jlve to ,. , stop at I ttop aip. � . - - ' lhJed -� --JIM! IIIJo: · -�� NEW )'OU: tin - stMb toda1 IC. CRIAM SOCIAL Eutern Hilb School Athletic enntlnqtd . lil. . �t!om of ,rilh � -•• the Boo■ter& will 1pon10r -'In lee_ cream Jut -t lllti ■oci•I Wednesd ay at 7 · p. m. ■t firm 1liltr ��� of tb.e putrtlve 111don1. 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